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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-07
THE DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, March z, 4. M.
Special Indications for Twenty-four Hours,
from 7 A. NJ. for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Fair weather, warmer.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee -Vari-
able winds. slightly warmer fair weather.
For the Lower Lake Region-Variable winds,
slightly warmer fair weather.
For the Upper Lake Region. Upper Mississippi
and Missouri ~Valley-Fallins barometer, south
and east winds, fair weather, followed by cloudy
weather and local rains, higher temperature.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-07
THE AMUSEMENT REVIEW.
The Various Attractions offered Theater-
Goers by Local Managers This Week.
The Strakosch Opera Company Frank l.
Frayne in Isl Slocum"-Esmeralda-The
Zoo ~Show-Stage Notes aud Gossip
Observation-Disclosures GRAND OPERA.

ENGLIsH's-sTRAKoscH GRAND OPERA.
The Strakosch Grand English Opera Company
ut English's. Monday and Tuesday evenings. Will
doubtless be greeted by two fine audiences, as
the box sheet indicates large houses. Monday
night Verdis charming opera I'll Trovatore" will
be given. Tuesday night Bizets grand romantic
opera Carmen" will be produced by the full
strength of the company.
Escsmino. Geo. Fox
Nun1Ga- WIN. Aieon
First Smuggler. Mr.. Z. d. knight
Becond S~muggler. .-...........M Mr.. G. w. Barberis
Michaela. Miss Kate Bensberg
Mercedes Miss MathilGe Mullenbach
Frasquitta. Miss BERTHE Doan
Carmen Miss Annis Montague
Dragons. lads, cigar girls, gypsies, smugglers. The
AnmnA "a L. Snas. Ior. goo
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
NEw.JERsEY TOWNS.

RlHwAY.-Thc Board OF Managers OF tho hahway
Savings Institution and Finance Boar Oi the CITY met
.iclav 10 aIiust the water bonds of the city which
amount To ~ 900 and $4,000 arrears ot interest
Ettz,nETH-The taxpayers OF the First ward nave
porued an association, tho chief object OF when Is 10
h,stcn tho settlement OF the city debt NO person VINO
has not ,d all Of his taxes and assessments VIII he al
such persons.
P,TERsoN-The small streams In the upper part OF the
county have been greatly sweed by the rains ana con
stIcr,ile damage has been done to farms roads ana
small bridges. The Schuyler bridge at Pompton' Las
been swept away. Tho Passaic RIVER yesterday hal
rtson three feet. Little CoGcy Island, pleasure
garden nt tic West street bridge, was submerged
Louis Brock who In jail awaiting tflal fo stealhg
fr,n, a car wa. 10 he married yesterday 10 Emile
Bursche but the wedding took place on Monday Juseo
kr,per the SI,nln would have testify against him,
bat as his wife she need not do so.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Dp spJTzKA CROSs.E EXAMINED.

The snt OF Catherine Ratzer to recover $i0TGoV o
ages from her stepmotler for injuries sustneu
brutal beating was continued yesterday IN tno & sr
Circuit Court Jersey City, The young woman Mas n Ta
RED into court again and laid upon lounge. DritIg Dr
ward C. spitzka OF this city. testified mat inc pIria
on November |, 1885, suffering iroul odtnI
originating in the neghborhood or scar anu ~
over The nerves above the eyebrow ana eiS eni, m
pressure the pain was brought to the scar On Dece
ber the pains continuous and seVSae srd n
she had failed in her general health ana grown
"What will he the probable duration OF het trouoio'
asked Nayor Collins CONGRATULATIONS -. or.s
would not like to answer that question Ill hei P0
ence.' , ,,ntoh abe
could she not fegn some of the pains WHICH '"0
To suiferi" -, ,,d not feiou
she might egn pains, but she could hGt uand enI
the attendant phenomena II she were my ehlIu WIN %
perform an operation which would either cure Ut A
her" -, $1,000. a.id that IL
Mayor Collins in opening for the defence ssiu IN ta nor
would be shown that the plaintiffs sepm0thet on hun mn
break the chair on her head II would also pe sno ,
that the plaintiff had been suffering from heuraei0 P
long before the alleged blow was struck. ...oa ,ba
Dr. Trrrabie of Pate rsOn, testned thot ne
plaintiff for scarlet fever 1870 The resultant ,o
was kidney complaint and sue also had poslolnR VI by
blood Other physicians were called as experts & ~ sur ro
that the plantin's present condition c0ud h0t n"'0 ~
suted from the injury Inflicted by the Defendant
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
ARTHUR z. MARSH SENTENCED.

Arthur +. Marsh was employed by Koch Sons
Co. stationers at No 1916 Wlam-st. for several years
and had charge Of the supplies OF gOd Ieaf whch were
used In some OF the work Of the rm Ho appropriated
portions OF the gold leaf and his seangs amounted TO
several thousand dollars. lie away to Europe last
Nav Some excitement was created AZ that time by the
action Of his employers who went after he steamer IN
tug as IL WAS going down the bay Marsh threw "A
satch-l tug. but the steamer pursued its way
When Marsh arrived Liverpool he met by one Oi
tie Younger members OF the Koch family and Furcn-
dered $4,000 which he confessed he had obtained by
stealing He was persuaded To return to this country
and was arrested his arrival on warrant In cvil
suit! lie has been for eight months In the Ludlow street
Jail.
Tho criminal charge against him, made by W. C. Howe,
n member Of tie firm, cal ell yestedty In Part H. or
the General sessiOns and Marsh pleaded guilty OF grand
larceny I'm the second degree. lie Was sentenced by
Judge Gderseeve to four years In the state Prison lie
has q wife and two children.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
TRYING TO CHEAT A MISSING MANS WIFE.

The relatives of James 7. Stevenson, the builder r
of No. 243 West Fifty-ffthst.. have not been ape
10 obtain any trace of him since he disappeared u
month ago. Mrs. Stevenson Yesterday oneIeu re- re-
ward of $500 for tie recovery OF his Dody. oHo
gave the following account of a recent attempt "
swindle her to a lRIBUN NE reporter last evening:
The bell rang about 10 o'clock this morning ana s' o
dark woman who looked to be nearly hfty years 0 eo
asked for me Her face powdered and her voice au
peculiar sound. She said that she wahacu ~ q
Drlyate talk and she began Dy saying
that she hoped would not betray her. MY husband was
WE'LL but unhappy she said Two men had sem , eg I ~
tell me that he locked In room IN jersey 1lly anu
would be set at liberty il would pay $1,000 Her man,
ner con vinced that she was fraud sue sulu sno
was able to sympathize with me because her son ni
forged check and had fallen into the hanus on te nc
same men and she had been obliged TO pay TOT hls
release Her nervousness increased during the nile
talk and as she was at the door she asked i: Mhat
shall tell the men /" That had no money, replied.
My conviction that the woman was only sWhuieI Has
so strong that did try TO have her detained put
nv uncle. Mr.. Mckee. followed the woman as iaI hs
Fourteenth-st where he lost sight OF her IN store VIZ
hours another called and said she nau come
to inquire about my Advertisement nqurr%u % wn9t -
advertisement and she replied that II ala not Kho" ~
was not worth while for her to talk about IL.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
cAusE OF A FIREMAN's SUICIDE.

Further particulars were learned yesterday concern
luz Richard Wollen committed suicide on Iuesoay
u the cellar OF Henry Draness house NO. aoI on the
steamer city ofAlexandra After supper Mo'y e
party OF friends played cards in the boarding
na%t to The house where he died. They were drinking
beer woeny being apparently the most merry oI i rne
retufn in fow m nutes left the room aud Mr Dranhs
soon found him dead in his cellar The following leter
was found In his pocket: , =, ct
AY DEAR RIcIIArD: Expect me this evening az SI
Marys Hospital the park. am going 70 slI uow vi
one OF the benches there you can see rae a once
Then will tell you everything elss personally hysen'
All that request OF you is to be true. am yours
Detective Gallagher ascertained that Gretchen was
Mrs Henry Acker OF No. 73 MODroe.st Wolieny pc
shaded her 70 live with MIN She had $500 which Wo
cny soon spent dissipation and then she went ocA "
Acker Her desertion preyed upon Wolleny g miDu'
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
RAISING MONEY TO HELP PARyELL.

There was Joy at the offices of the Irish Par
liamentary Fund Association yesterday as the more
prominent the committee and outsiders VINO
sympathize with the crowded around the ener-
getic secretary, Miles NJ. O'Brieu- who was reading
letter OF Acknowledgement from Charles stewart fai
nell TO EugeneKey in which the irish loader pressed
his gratitude the financial aid that was being rem
dered him and his followers. .,, IT,, -.
"What will be the effect OF the letterf asked ire
porter - , ~, 80
"Why SIR" exclaimed Justice Edward Browne on
thusiasticaly simply invaluable just at this crisis
Our association In complete working order now ana
that letter OF Parnes will bring In thousands OF dollars
which we might not otherwise receive. lie has an-
pointed q committee, of which Justin Mccarthy ana W.
L. Maloney eXreasurer OF the Lahu League rum, "lo
members to take charge of the money and he asks tha
all future remittances be sent to them - -. ,,..
Mrs Lille Devereux Blake. OF No. l49 East forty,
fourthst. called AT the offices yesterday am so gau
to see you all here she said " can aud VIII aid You
shall give readings for the benefit OF the fund ana
am also writing pamphlet the proceeds OF the SAFE OF
which shall be donated to the same purpose Can 90
anything more T. The committeeman smiled ana one OF
them said he wished there was patriotic league OF
ladies like Mrs. Blake in the city m as lLlsh a. any
OF you and I'll consider the suggestion. SAID MIS- bake'
she took her departure. -, 49,, -
The following additional subscriptions have Deeh TO
ceived
Through The sun.
J. Cookery y............... So John Kelleher....slO
Bernard q 'BeiTne. o.
Through Senator Tor
NJ G. Drummond s25 James go
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
the Association to aid the committee 10 preventing
session of the Legislature II reads rs follows:

the Association to aid the committee in preventing
the passage of the Field Civil Code at the present
session Of the Legislature 1t reads as follows:
The Committee OF the Association OF the Bar OF the G
of NewYork appointed to oppose the civil Code
to call your attention TO the necessity oil
energetic action the part OF all lawyers opbossu
that measure 1t is understood that strong enof' m
be made early session OF the Legislature 10 Pas'
the bill, with little or no opportunity for hnse as
Many OF our friends In the Legislature, by WHOSE a
sistance bill defeated in former years: VIII
be i'm Albany this winter, while number OF deternou
advocates OF the measure nave been reelected ii
committee fears that II will he unable to defeat the u
by the measures heretofore employed and inc nssis
ance OF every lawyer who appreciates the enoImy W
the threatened evil is required me srs oeIeseiua
from this city has been. with few exeepto1,hie. 1,ie.
always in favor OF the Code The lawyers In oter ces
Of the State by their influence changed the voes o MY
of their re last winter IL Is DeleNou tn
the seven hundred members OF this association, tnS
would exert their influence could Induce at least soo
Of our representatives to oppose this measure ou ao
therefore requested to communicate win tne TIL,
sentative from your district in the Senate or Assenu
or with any members OF the Legislature with who you
may he perso ally acquainted, and to urge upon tne 1
the necessity OF rejecting the proposed slI or M an
events OF aifordng ample opportunity I0r % 49,
Your committee will this year need the heip OIL d" HUH
bers OF the association. -, ,,.,,,-
J. BLEECKER MILLER, THEODORE W. 'inn, wv
Secretary, Nn"""""'
55 Ilberty-st., Room No 2.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
PRAYERS FOR MISSION WORK.

"Home and foreign missions" was the sub
ect the meetings in Observance OF the Week OF Prayer
Yesterday revival and increase OF the missionary
spirit asked for. At the business mems meeting III
the John Street Church seat was filled at the noon
service Tie Rev Dr. c. L. PeuteeOst led the meeting
and George b. strbbins conducted the singing. me
Rev. Dr. Edward JudsOn OF the Berean Baptist Church.
conducted the service in tie Madison Square Presbyic
ran Church many ministers present aud the
church was well llled. The Rev. Mr. Freshman OF the
Hebrew Christian Church. In ST. Marks place. gave a
short account Of the work among Hebrews In the city
I'm the Central Presbyterian Church the Rev. Dr. W. t.
Sabine presided. The old Fulton Street Daily Prayer
Meeting continues usual The topics OF the week OF
prayer are observed No abatement Is experienced
either In interest or in numbers attending.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
AGAINST THE QUAKER BRIDGE DAM

The Aqueduct Commissioners yesterday us
tened to ~ gunents against the Quaker Bridge Dam.
o. b. Potter spoke against the project urging THAI thero
is need for haste. and that every consideration Tor
and against the project should be carefully considered
before a decision reached Ile had received letter
from exJndge Henry Hilton lie objected to the Quaker
Bridge Dam because 1t will be experiment, because
the cost will of the proportion to the end 10 he
gained and because there Is danger that the present
supply would be endangered In case the dam were
carried away.
C. II. WoodmaD, secretary the Municipal Examining
Board asked that list Of the employees OF the Aqueduct
Commission he sent to him together with classification
them. The Commission stated that the matter wac
being carried up the Court Of Appeals and action on
the communication was laid ever.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
TO IYrESrIGArE cHARoES or TREA CHERY.

The XXIst Assembly District Republican Club
met night take action on the charges OF tracholy
made acOb Hess OF that DISTRICT George X Cath
cart president OF the CLUB addressed the meeting.
lie stated that he was with Mr. Hess on election day ana
would vouch for his action then. William Leary score
Of the club Explained that the district was the most
thoroughly independent In tho city. The average Re,
publican majority abOut7O Cleveland hOweycr,h
carried the district by COO Davenport who caught the
Indrpendent Democrat YOte had carried tho district by
300 an abnormal majority. He thought 1t perfectly
natural that Mr. Jacobus should have fallen behind so
much The meeting, however In accordance with tho
wishes OF the Central Committee appointed committee
OF three TO nvest the vote OF the district Charles
H. Knox. Benjamin J. Ludngt0n and William Lcary
were aupointed,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
SEATS SOLD AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

When the Board of Managers of the Produce
Exchange gave the customary ten DAYS notice Tor le
sale at premium. Of the choice Of seats In the public
call room. IL predicted that II would be qurt
affair. evident that preparations nhu
been made for the customary Jubilee. Members recog
were made Pre- sident Vail received with the wav-
ing OF hats shouts ana catcas. and the voice OF Auc
tjons governing the sale The first bid $50 and adj
vances OF So and finally 81 were made Till $50 was
Uopn0ck and G; X Clark. When S6l reached Mr..
Clark offered SCI 80 bnt the aucioneer PAID no attt
ton to IT, when Mr.. Clark stood up and demauded MS
bid to be accepted. "O oh. Clark !" and SIT down
were shouted Then Mr.. Clark jumped the bd 10 Slol
year ago WAS S67. J. L. HOppock took the next choice
at SGG. Wilmine. Bodman & Co. took four seats at
premum OF S36 each. Ward & Foster took four seats
al 500 each David DOws & Co. waited until SO was
the limit Of premium. at which figure they TOOK tWo
seats Firld findley & Co., who paid S6l Tor seat
last year. took seats yesterday n Sll each About
100 seats were sold. the total premiums for which
amounted to about $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
rIRGLNLlY AND YEGRo TO RAorICE LAM.

Anthony NJ. Kelley, whom the President
tried IN vain to send Minister first 10 Italy ana then TO
Austria, bns been admitted To practice in tile cOdrs Ot
this state by tho General Term OF the Supreme Court
lie has practsed In the courts OF virginia Tor seven
years certificate OF character given him by OK
Judge Charles f. DAILY.
T. McCants Stewart coloreD was yesterday ma
uittel TO prlctice lawyer In the courts ot TINS
state. on motion OF AlIernou :. sullivan lie was Doih
In Charleston :. G., In lsJ2. Is graduate ol SCUM
Carolina University. and member OF the bar OF MS
native state Ills application was Signed by Chiel
Justice j. w s. Simpson, OF the supreme court o SouI
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Locomotive engineers conference with Gehera ~ VI
ager Hain, p. IN.
Chamber Of Commerce meeting, p: IN.
Winans divorce suit before Referee Na.n' =, -,
Stanley reference before Referee hneVhS "''
Dixoy ball, Metropolitan opera House. evening:
Organization OF Brooklyn Republican League, P.m,
Cercle Francais dc PHarmonio banquet, Hotel Bruins
wick. pm. 4, MI ,toos, , ccienco
Professor Young's lecture on :" the MOOSE Sciehoo
Matinee Club, Hotel Brunswick, IL am
Manhattan Chess Club annual meeting, . pm. NJ
Young Mems Republican Club OF XAlst DiSlrIct' NJ
Alexandsr Hamilton Post No. 1s2 installation OF OIL
cers Association Hail. Harlem, pm.
Board Of Managers OF Nursery Hospital nooh'
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
InNG IsLAND.

IoNG ISLAND CITY-Elbcrt Bun. Unknown morse
breeder rec vercd 500 damages yesterday from Cap
tain Innn Cornell a wealthy farmer Of PortWashington
wLo Htcl a gun ut him Willie he was taking q cot mat
lac claimed TO own from the Captains farm
FARNtNGDAiE.-It 1. believed that St Ihomass Prot-
test,nt Episcopal Church. which was destroyed ny iie
on S,uriay night WAS rubbed and then set on IRE No
trace Of the valuable communion plate lott IN the ycttry
ready Tor use Sunday. has been found E1cklcI
trrtb farmer saya that Just after the alarm OF fire.
had been gycn he met stranger leaving the village
rnrrA lng hcAXY hnndIca.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
Jersey CITY.

John Cuf tried IN the Court OF Genera Sessons s.
vestcrdav ON charge OF arocious assault and battery
on his wife on August he fractured her Jaw so GaSy
she bad TO be sent TO the hospital one c1S Sa
husbauds arrest aud then fed to New-YOrk When she
was called TO the witness stand yesterday she refused 20
bc sworn saving that she had six small children VINO
were starving and did not want her husband sent
a and that II was all her own fault anyhow as sue was
drunk when he came home and had supper ready TOT
him The Jury convicted the prisoner ana inc court
directed inquiry TO be made into the condition OF the
family.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
NEW HOME FoR THE EXCHANGE cLUB.

Plans for changing the five-stOry brick stOr-
age warehouse, No. 81 New-st., to club house for
brokers have been fled at the Bureau OF Buildings by
James f. Ware, tho architect Of No. 239 Broadway
The front OF building s to be raised by the addition
of gable extensive alterations to be made In the
interior and dining is to be built in the rear IL
estimated that tho alterations will cost 100000 The
club house will be occupied by the Exchange Club. com
Executive Committee tho club Other members OF the
committee james ID. Smith. vce-presldent OF the
Stock Exchange; Edwin A. Drake, Of No. SO Broadway
john b. McCue OF the Produce Exchange; Charles r.
Hickox OF No. l Broadway and Frederick White, Of
No Rroa
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED IN HIS sro

John Pell proprietor OF leather store at NO tSS
Market st. Newark. was assaulted and robbed ny ta
stranger In his store yesterday Inc man hskeu ~ -,
slice of leather and followed Mr. Pell TO the bacs ol to
STORE where he struck him with blunt lhstrunohM lhs, ~
knock i'm insensble II is feared that concusson
the brain will result Thomas LEACH boy, saw part VI
the affair says he entered tho store TO Wrte ~
order on when the man ran out OF inc store: ~
Psl who is nearly seventy years DID, saeserea 70 n'
feet with tho flowing from the wounds on lhe henu
Ue wore a stiff white nat. which broke the force OF tne
blows. After striking him down the robDer empueu 'ho
money drawer OF forty-hye cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Endicntt.

Fifth Arenue Hotei-William e.; Endlcota;;
Secretary of War; Congressman John W. p",sds
Vermont Assenblyman George u. Erwln, OF u1j
v and stevenson Burke, OF Ithaca. Gtdnd Hot'
General stephen Benet Chief OF nno ani John
l. Dslano OF Ohio aud Commander j. j. kesru' y, 80 %
Navy .Gasey Houss-Erastns CORNING hanv anu So
Denis Hoei-John h. Cough, OF Worcester
Hotel Brunswk-L Letter Of chicago. Irc
Y0nse-Ttus sheard, OF Little Falls, y: -hoIsu
Bonse-Daniel Magune of Ogdcnsbnfg. n n'.---.-he"-
York H0Eei-Colonel L. w. Cole, OF Nashville.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
DECIDING THAT HE WAS roo room TO LIVE
L po.r1l IrLnan nnrnnIs inRnrnn Swift.


zerand are said to be wealthy, came 10 this city three
years ago of trouble win his family
lie became waiter tho 81 James Hotel and later the
Hotel Normandie and lived Ia furnished room at NO.
900 West twenty eighth-s Lately he had been with
out employment and fl-heath helped 10 mako him
despoudent He shot himself yesterday at his and
was removed IT, Bellevue Hospital where he died. Ho
told his andady that hp too poor TO live. Sho said
that no had boon drinking too freely for some days
Borcl had been careful to keep from his friends here
The trouble which caused him 10 eXilo himself from his
family
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
SETTLING THE STfERA 6E TRoUBLE.

There are strong probabilities of an early
settlement Of the differences which have existed go long
with tho English steamship lines. It s also probable
tInt the North Atlantic Steam Traffic Conferehce and
Inc viii DO rcorganized the latter
TO be composed OF the German lines REPRESENTATIVES
of these lines met yesterday TO discuss the situation ana
adourned with the hope thnt tie next time OF meeting
tho North Atlantic Conference viii have been reorgan-
ized when they will do the same.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
REDUcIyG THE EDUCATIONAL ESTIMATES.

The appropriation made by the Board OF
Estimate the Board OF Education was sent to the
officer and of the latter board Ia detail yesterday The
nmonnt allowed for salaries OF teachers Is $4,000. or
$4,000 moro than for 1885. Last year $4,000 was
given for longevity for tho salaries OF primary teach
crs That was Withhold for 1856 and the 10000 that
asked to aid IN regarding salaries has not been al
lowed. In rsgadng the salaries there Will bo reduc
tion 10 q lar5e number OF teachers. For the Nautical
School $4,000 given but several OF the items for
the support OF the Normal College were cut down. For
new schools aud sites tho Board asked Tor Sl,32oOOO
received $S9i 900 for nine new buildings ana eites
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
STATEN I~LANp.

erArtrroS-Thel largest meeting OF the Masonic frater
ni,y ever hell staten t-lnnd took place ON Iucsday
uirhi IN Tnnpkus Lodge No. Al. Grand Master Frank
r. lawrence OF the Grand Lodge OF the state Wth hls
staff visited o. brethren of Richmond CoGnty 10 iut
er .ub,criptlon fund to cItnguish the debt on the
,ouic Temple IN New York. that tho rcyonue from
that building could be uscd FOR tho maintenance OF the
Masonic As,um. Special trains aud special p1ats
we're run by Of ErAstus WimAn Of Beacon LlHht
Lodge No. 1Ol.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
A0ALYSr LInENSING CAR DRTVERS

Corporation Counsel LacOmbe has sent to
the Mayor his opinion OF the ordinance for licensing
drivers street railroad lie that the ord
nance would be void because IL conflicts with tho
constitution OF the United States Citizens
Of other States enttd TO drive rail-
road cars or any other business In this city on
the Same terms and conditions any citizen OF this
State. This has been settled by the United states su
aCour
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
NEWARK.

Tho Board OF Freeholders yesterday listened 70 q
report by the superutendent OF the County Lunatlc
As,un relative To the recent fire In the asylum vas
de- ned that oiled maps kept In the closet wheto
the rc or glnatcd. resolution provided mat OF tno
managers OF the Morris Plains Asylum should refuse
receive fory-sN patients arrangements be nauo ioI
their accommodation I'm the City Hospital BUILDING