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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17

Ship Barbsrossa t0er), Kausch, Lverpool-Theo Rusa
BARK Diamant GER. Haesloop. Hamburg Kosp
Park Fortuna tPort Faria Oporto Ha@emeyer Brunn.
Bark VIM Chapman (Brl. Smith, London-Funch. EAge
Bng Eastern star. Hammond Bridgetown, Baroaaoes-H
schr Caiabria 3D. Palmer. sagua Ia GrandeL Monte IT,
schr II Foster Lewis, John. NB-scammeL Bros.
schr Onyx (Br Shayne Yarmouth, NS-Crowsl Pattan.
gan.
Bristol Bermuda Barbaloes Clement, Para; Nscoochee.
Savannah; CITY Of San Antonio Fernandina earn Marth.
Fostburg Baltimore Wyan0ke, Norfolk. -
Ships John Mann, for Rotterdam: Snow Burgess, PhIa-
Banks Antonio Abundo for Singapore; Adolf Hamburg;
Medepad, MontevtdeG Walter scammel Bordeaux Amer
lean Lloyds Cardenas
Brgs Palmer for Copenha gen. Afram Port Elizabeth
Harriet @, Neuvitas; Garnet Port spain,
Also sailed-Via Long Island sound-Bsrks Narsers.
Cornpna Carib Boston, Parent New Haven.
Brig Swifsure. for Liverpool, Ms
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERa
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Feb l6Arrved steamer Durham City (Br)L und.
I5thNSaied steamer stockholm City Br) Doyle Boston:
From Dover I5th-saed. steamer Italy (Br. hence for
IyERPoor Feb l5-Arrived steamer sarmaan CBr, Rich
i9thArrtvec steamer superior (Br) stewart from
eMiRp Feb I6-Passed steamer st simon (Fr Duland,
GsR or WIGHT Feb l6Passed steamer Belgenand Belgs
Revnon from New-York Feb on ner way 10 Antwerp
LISBON 20 Feb l6-Arriyed steamer Pcqua tBf fTouse'
from New York Jan 20.
PAR. Feb l4-sailed steamer Marsnheuse tBr) Tregar.
' H.FAx FEB steamer Montreal Br) Liver
steamers carthagenan Portland oregon, Boston
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that have maintained annually the observance OF
| WashInQtou's Birthday.

that have maintained annually the observance OF
WashIngtons Birthday.
THE NORMAL CoLLEGE ANNIVERSARY
The Normal College celebrated on Monday lts
sixteenth anniversary. TheforenOOn was dev9'cu
to the exercises several poems were reci ero ~
young ladies and addresses were mace ny ioSi-
dent Hunter and Commissioner "oou.
srp,ous,Y INJURED IL THE STREET.
Charles W. Metelle, of No. 1872 West 1wentieth-
ST. was found hel plcss on the sidewalk AZ hgntn an
ave and twenty first-st, late on MONDAY niEn',
and was arrested lie bee lme Insensibe IN the
police station. aud it was aScertalnen tnaI ne , niu
received an jiry to his head. probably 3y lauhH
in the street. lie was sent TO the Now ioiA '''0-
pital.
81 Harriet and Ernest Groesbect, for many
years we-known members Oh tne 9t nS The former
have associated themselves III business uiu I .t
firm name of Harnot & GToesbeck. MI ii Gr
was of the old firm Of Harriet ~ Noycs; MI uiooS-
beck was Of GrOesbeck IL Scnley
PUNIsHING 4 BIGAMIsT.
Michael Corners age about forty. who MARRIED
Annie Corners in Pennsylvania In 1877, ana wno
iived with her for thirteen years, married Maggie
Lee of No. 81 BrldGe-st., on May 10 oil Iast year.
He was convicted yesterday OF blganly, ana was vas
sentenced by Recorder Smyth TO TWO years anu siA
months III the State Prison.
g CHARGING A LAWYER WITH ABANDONMENT.
Isaac Angel, lawyer of No. 2o3 Broadway' was
charged nv his wi fp % No 2O2 East Broadway, yes
terday at Essex Market Court with abandonment.
she saws that she Is the stage, that she has Deen
married to the accused twelve years, aud that they
have two children III horS clnl'n nnd children
for nIne months He was paroled IN custody OF his
lawyer for examination on Saturday.
CONTESTS BY MANHATTAN COLLEGE STUDENTS;
Two contests for the Oratory medal open 20 tne
students of the Manhattan College are held, the
one on Washiugtons Birthday and the other on
Decoration Day. Literary selections are allowed
IN the former; in the latter, original essays are re-
CURED In case of tie in merit, a third contest IL
held.
CONDITION OF THE TRICHINosIs PATIENT.
Mt bor,.D azl. tVlO * SIN
from tricbinosis at Bellevue Hospital was worse
Yesterday. The inflammation III the stomach Is
severe and does not readily respond u treat
meut Dr. Carlisle who has charge OF the patient ~
anxIonsly awaiting the time when the disease VIII
have advanced far enough to make the diagnosis
certain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
NETWORK CITY.
NOS IN January were S4. 5GS.

The police fines III January were "a, 5GS
j. W. wyman, of Crown Point. n; y, increased r; y@
the Grant Monument Fund yesterday pS pi w.
making total of $l15, l9J 81.
Dr. J. b. Holder will lecture on " Whales aud
Other Marine Animals" at the Science matinee,
Hotel Brunswick, tomorrow at ii a. IN
Mrs Catharne jacob. of No. 337 East One hun
drcd-antl-t twenty -hrst-st on Monday found IL baby
kicking and crying III slnk Ill Inc ro'i oi 'no
house.
Friends of John H. Winning, chief engineer of
the Gcrmanic White Star Line, intend to give him
q dinner next Tuesday on the occasion ol hlS.onc
hundredth voyage on the steamer
Samuel McConville, sailor. age twenty-five was
taken 10 bellevue Hospital yesterday from the
steamer Atlas of the Atlas Line. lie had been SICK
for four cen days with typhoid fever
DR.. Cyrus Edison and several of his assistants
watched the North RIVER ieples }esterdIy dn
expecting TO capture pop Ncai' pu' 'n'S i
only two carcasses
The l27th entertainment of the Conservatory of
Music will occur tins evening al Chlckering nait
Professors George w. Morgan. Homer \. Bartlett
Charles Chrlstrup and others VIII take part III IT,
W. II. Paulding and L. b. Carhart, Of Peeksklll
have opened offices At No. 10 burning shp, as,
aSsnts foe the Green Seal white lead which comes
| from PittsburQ The lead has good reputation
| and SO have the agents.
| Horace Greeley Post, No. ST. G. A. r., Depart
ment of New-York on Monday evening n adoPte "a
| decided to drapo the post charter
| STEALING PILE or BILLS FROM A WINDOW.
| George Strang dashed his hand through the WIN
| I neane a. Co NO. 3O2 Greenwich-st, yesterday,
| and grabbed a roll of bills amounting TO 5000 AT
| the Tombs Justice Patterson held the prisoner In
81 800 bail.
| rlGuTy-rIyE BARRELs or FLOUR EVERY DAY.
| The census of the institutions under the charge
| of the Commissioners of Charities and Correction
reached last week lo02l inns Is inc largest nun ".
| Der that the Department has ever had under us
| control 10 sustain this population eighty-nNe
barrels of flour are now consumed every day.
| SHIPMENTS OF GOLD BARS. $1,000.
The specie shipments yesterday we're $2s7, 900
in gold bars b. Flock & Co., and S250.OOO IN coin
| by Heidelbach, lckelheiner a. Co. The eng9ge-
| mepts Tor to-days steamships were 55S,O00 In
bars by Lazari Freres. The regent export move;
mept began Oh December %, and the shipments and
engsgene ats yesterday carried the amount up to
yearly ~, 100000
| TO COMMEMORATE wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.
| The annual dinner of the Washington Heights
| Century Cub will be held next Monday at the
| Hotel brunswick Hosea Is. Perkina. of the Board
| OF Education, is preDdent of the club, and Will
| nfeside This is 0ae OF the oldest organizations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
NAV WITH A BAD RECORD.

Francis Harris was arrested few weeks ago
n, the General SESSIONS Courtroom. where No mai gone
m hear Recorrr Smyth pass sentence on Robert liar
r ms brother, who was sent TO inc STATE IrSop lor
seven years months. Francis Harris was &C
cnssd ~ stealing three valued ut no Ho
pleaded guilty to petty larceny Recorder smyth sa.
would not accept that plea, but that there Is detect
I'm tho Indictment for higher crime. You applied AL 81
Vncent's Hospital January 10 suffering from PTS
tol shot wound Yon tell me that you were shOt IN
Hrundway without knowing who shot you presume
from your record that you were shot when trying to com
init a crime You belong to had family AN lhlornsu
that youT parents brothers and sisters are or nave oeeh
in lnil for various offences"
Not ALL" said tho prisoner interrupthg' i"o VI "S
have not" IN, ...
But you have" said tho Recorder and VIII sen
tence you highest penalty, ono year III tho J. cn
tentiary aud u inc Of $3.50
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C,tEVD\RS TO-DAY.

SUPREME Court. Cuvnga.- Before Barrett J. - 80,
i5. TO- lG5 l7s 100. ij5 49, sos 2- 49, 49, 2A $50
Stfeiir touu-srEc,L TrN Pant L. Refcro Don
ohue. Sos 40 an ~ ,7 5tg 40 az ia 2''' 'oo
;striE,ie JouGr t,arli-rAI lHc'oIc Lawrence, l.
is'i. 2o'o. 2o7l 1910 !aIs 9u 1915, i'sI 7oo l2d'
i4ci. 1850 lO5ls tOi y 800 .,....-.. Tenn, 10
fore iceShlm j-So, 1857. 1851, 1914 c2 1870. ~ u
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safarg8 toor'arycatrn-rAnr II-ncforc neach T.
80. ~ ia6t 1913 Tii l 80 iS 1885, ai55
SUPREME coug1-tIEcrn-rAa Iv-Gcforc Van yorstJ
ST. ~ l6i9 1855 ~ $50 l-67. 2-io, 1897. 2oO5
'ssl;gRoGiTLs Corm-Bcorc Rollins s-Esia,c Of Louis
6 iiaaersy 10 ., lao M sl 81 p' IA '''''
srrEnon CouHT-srE,iAL TEHM-be'rc Insraham J.
SUPERIOR CouRr-rEAL TEnM-rAGI l. Before Freedman
80 H. go II I'd - i igG5i iliS7. 81
coaMoS PLE,s-srEcIAL rEaH-Bcore Larrcmore CD
NSoxaos PLRAs-Eernr rERM-Bcforc Van Hocsen j.
CoMoS rLaATa.L TrnTorAg! T7RGto'G ,6 paw IL
Nos 10 lV w. 30 l,.IS la2s l"SG 1913 lGij 1907
iG.s 1000 ld i672 IG5s ~ Typ is,o' i E' I@
iG-9 1850 1861 1879. 1898 1894 1882 1850, 1896 lG's
c",4oS TrTsrARl I1PeorG allen & I
Nos l,io loo! ~ 80, Iiu'' 40 'I'f, 'iJ9i $50
III cotG1~luhL Ne Aaam "a
Nos 53U1 5s32. 5J1l 59io. 19i? S3A9 .=99 2aV 9251
ss9.i "a S75j ,75G 5i57 576j. 10 5,66 6167
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5t 80 100 j7SJ i7Si 5ias 49, otS" 'f"% o''' o''a
b7gf i7J-, J7Jg. J-u6 JSOl 5~O- 80. -, , ,,,-u.,
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- t10 JiDJ JJGi % So 512i, % .. bGOI 3bJI, BOO
6t7I ~ T. G04j jjSS 4IJ9, 5O7j j4s9 $500, oO0i o3o
Houef or GEuRN sfs'oSs-PARI ITBetore judge
and Distrct Attorney Martini. Nos l. ?. 3. T. D. o.
= O. TO- H. II. 10, IA 10, 10. Il. H. IL, TO- a. ~
% "A. ,.ou =, uo,,r, p..,rIor
snV,h and Assistant District Attorney Fellows-Nos l. =
A. Z. \. 81 10, II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
TO PREVENT STATE REGULATION or VICE

The New York Committee for the Prevention
OF the state Regulation Of Vice bod s tenth annual
meeting last night In tho parors OF tho 4. Hopper
Home. No. 10 Sccond-aye. Mrs. Abby Hopper GlODohs
presided and about thirty OF tho members were present.
Aaron NJ Powell made Informal statement OF the
committees work for the last and said hat more
docutnents Letters were read from Henry j. Wilson
and Professor Stewart bOtn memhors OF tho English
Uouse Of Commons the condition OF sentiment IN
England caused by The FdH Nal GdscHe exposures
DR. Elizabeth Blackwell wrote encuuraglnRly from Eng
land and Professor IIumbcrt and Madame Cerg from
switzerland and Holland. letter was also read from
th. Rev r. Heller Newton The Rev. DR.. H. f. De COSTA
of the White Cross Society, gave some account or the
laws IN the different Statcs on social evil Tao best
OF them Ito sad wcro appalling Addresses were also
made by the Rev. DR.. A. 81. Lewis. Mrs una ward
Howe DR. Emily Blackwell and Erastus Brooks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
SENIT TOR MORRILL, AT GRANTS RECEPTION
"Gafh" IN The Cincinnati Enquirer
- tlx. III tlar M ar,

Justin Morrill is one of the old gentIemen
who now and then bring out thoughtful
speech and he is said to plume himself
upon not going receptions lady re-
lated 10 me that on when Grants Admins
raon was FAR advanced he induced 10 20 there one
night when Grant said to him: All Mr. Morrill, this is
the first time have you here No SIR said the
senator IL have beOn here frequently" But not 10
my receptions said Grant Morrill, was surprised that
Gy,nt shnuld remember such trhng thing and he re-
marked that didn't add u his other duties that OF go
ng 10 these Official receptions. Grant replied that thr
reccptlous were the medium between the Government
and Tho puhc aud that his friends throughout the conn
try and the senator's friends from Vermont expected 10
sec mem both there lyon part OF the reception,
said he as one q the public figures Of Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
NEWS From TIE SIBCRBS.

DISCUSSING A WATER SYSTEM FOR MONTCLAIR
large gathering Of the citizens OF Montclar' y -.
was held on Monday evening at MOntcltir Han 20 near
tho report of the Committee OF Fifteen appointr 20 con
slider the feasibility OF OF introducing water -yHte hu
aIso svste of scwert.c Thomas Russell. the repre-
sentative in the United states OF ClaTEs Mile Ina
thread. Was chairman, AMI report was reth "hlch
recommended that steps he taken Introduce water
throughout the thcky settled parts OF the village
r. il proposed obtain the supply from the basin aOunh
Verona Ike about a mite amt half west OF Monclar,
the mountains. by the sinking OF art"-tn wells
thus obtaining the source OF supply hat ireds e
Lake Tho cost OF laying tho mains VIII be ABOUT
500 and he raised by the formation OF STOCK
ION Of sewerage was Laid until the next meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
ANOTHER PROPOSAL FOR THE IRON CHURCH.

One OF the latest propositions Hdue lOi tno
purchase of Madison Avenue Congregatona church
one the said yesterday, has come from the
congregation OF the Rev. A. Il. Simpson, now holding ser
In the Twenty third Street Tabernacle, that was
fitted Saint Morse for the production or the Pas-
sion Play" About five years ago Mr.. simpson eit the
CITY holding services in tent the site OF the Chelsea
Apartment House in West rwenty-third-st lie pecu-
liar of Ms work Ia the faith cure III Is sad tnaS
larger building desired All contributions are vol
untary Mr. simpson IL DESTROYS OF establishing what
will be the largest church In the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
HENRY ]. SCuDDER,s Will.

The will of Henry j. scudder. hled LOT PROBATE
vnsterday beaueathes to his three sens, Henry,
Charles aud Edward, the personal property left by
their mother. his first wife, and gives , U,oo2 70
his wife. Emma Scudder, and TO each oil the chil
dren $1,000. The residue OF his estate goes To ms
wife Tor life and alter her death Is to he divided
equally among his children as soon rs they attain an
their majority. The will is dated January ~;
ISSG Imma Scuddcr is the eNccuttIN ana
Hewlett Sender and l.. &. Lcdyard are the exec
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
NEW JERSEY.

IIonoKEN-A zouphOuse for TIC benefit OF tho poor
was oprned Yesterday In SiKhst. by the Nun OF Ken
mare Tie Stevens family and other prominent residents
of the city contributors to the charitable eherpI-e
Julius Muelnauacn, "a butcher at Newark ana Car
den sts was arrested yesterday charged with obtaining
goods under false prctences.
MARIoN.-The Old watch factory which has been unoo
cuped fourteen years was sold era y 10 new
York syndicate for 10000 The building Is to be USED
as a sewing machine factory.
SouTu ORANGE-Patrick Smith and Daniel Ricardo H.
of this place, were hilton by dog owned by Johh +;
Coweu ycstrriay Smiths legs were terribly hceratcd
The wounds were cauteriLod, and the dog was Killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
FUN THAT ENDED WITH A NEW HAT

If have an attack OF influenza III surely
bring action for damages against Aeck MeaKiin
Erny Mumm and Supe' Fletcher for stealing my
ha," said r. Norve. secretary OF the Gratnty
Fund OF the Produce Exchange yesterday For an hou
before lie been rushing across the Exchange
hrusting slips OF into memberr hands notner
So for dead member fire shooting out OF MS
eyes shaking his fist In the faces OF other meOers
shortly before the Exchange closed delegation handed
Mr. Norvcll largo bamdbox containing a bouquet OF
flowers and satln-lined hat Ihen MI. NorNen
started for his home Staten Island with happy
heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
FINDING STOLEN PROPERTY.

Chief OF Police Lawrence OF Tartytowh aug up nag
OF stolen property yesterday morning near Ia" picnic
grounds AZ Iicrkuintown, Weschcster County. which
proycd 10 the proceeds OF the recent nasked bur
sIarcs there The bag contained - dinner knives -
fork. ono marked National Hotel " forks marked
"S Il" and T. RI; large spoons, des>rrtHp07"s,
teaspoops marked - 4. 8" , with mOnOgranl-; = SINAI
spooLs sugar spoon. butter knives. two mark"d
"U L. -: 3 small spoons. same mark candle
spufcrs candlceV' iucu shcr, candlesticss ana a
sugariowI All viii be taken today to the D!-trct-At
toruey'. Ofico at Mhltc Plans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
ASKING DAMAGES FOR BROKEN PROMISE.

In the Supreme Courtroom, where Justice
Peckham presdes. jury was occupied yesterday with
the trial OF the sui for 10000 damages brought by
Emma O RoIrke against Edward +. Williams, who In
1874 was barkee por for her father, Patrick OROurke
who keeps a liquor store at One-hundred ana thlry-
sxth-st and Thlrl-dye she charges MIN WIN accom-
pshug her ruin under promise OF marriage aud he has
been for some locked up In the Ludlow street jan
under an order Of arrest issued In this action Inc GIRL
who is only seventeen years ON anu
cripple one OF her legs being parayZed, testified ta
tho defendant assaulted her and afterward promised
marriage Her father and mother and other witnesses
corroborated her story For the defence an ehort was
made To show that she Of bad character aud two
Young men that they had been improperly inti
mate with her Tho plaintiff and her mother, called In
rehutta denied these allegations.
The case will 20 TO the jury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
ARRESTED AFTER BEING GONE TWO YEARS.

James Wcstcrman, an eX-tax collector OF SOutn-
field l.. disappeared two years ago, leaving ms
bondsmen to face "a dehGiency OF between FI'Uoo
and $4,000 Captain Blake and his detectives
have been actively searching for HIM, ever since:
For several months it was known that he was not
far away; but he was in another state On lnrs-
day evening Mr. Wcsterman attempted TO visit his
family at Clifton The detectives shad"wcu nun
into his house and early yesterday he was arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
GOVERNOR LUMMIs RESIGNS.

William Lummis, q well-known member OF the
Stock Exchange yesterday resigned his position as
a member of the Governing Committee. which ne
had held about twelve years. lie has been mem,
her of the Exchange since November !, 1864. and
IN that period has been noted for probity OF char
acter and honesty III dealings. He was the hea0 OF
the firm of Luinmis e. Day until about q year ago,
when he retired manly account of his health.
II is understood that his resignation from the Gov
srnJng Committee is not caused by the recent
troubles in the Board, but Is due entirely 10 the
press,Ire Of his private business, to which he Will
Hercafter exclusively devote his time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
DISCUSSING NEW o0rroS RULES

The members of the Cotton Exchange yes
terday discussed proposed new rules Tor inc csSshfa
lion and I'M pcction OF cotton The question originally
came up several months and was defeated but tho
committee having eliminated many oil inc 3oJeot,onaDIa
10 ures IL was supposed that the amended r0Tin would
STAND the test OF severe criticism Blt tneTe was cor
siderable opposition to them nanlies,ed yesterday IN
lead. W V. King strongly supported thon ana ms re-
marks frequently applauded' pailot VIII DC
hen tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
yEAZ0rs HUSBAND SLABS HIS WIFE.

Mrs Mille Yergason, of No. lis Manhattan
ave-. Brooklyn, looked up her house on Monday ana
went with woman friend to an afternoon entertain
ment When she returned her husband scolded her and
she made reply that sngered MIN. lie drew his pocket
knife and plunged its blade into her neck The wound
was severe but not dangerous. An effort was made TO
keep the affair quiet aud Mrs Yergason refused TO maze
A complaint The husband IA only twenty-One and the
wife year younger. They have been married only q
short time Yergason Is said 10 be Jealous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
COUyCIL OF THE BROOKLYN LEAGUE.

The Brooklyn Republican League in it's re-
cent organization provided for Council OF One Hun
dred. The members OF tho Council selected include
C. Ward r. g. wits, John b. Green. NJ. J. Dady, II.
Cary u. NJ. Hurley A. J. Perry, W. II. Wsring. r. W:
Ostrtnder g. W. Brush, ID. g. ArnOt @. Is. Forester, g.
H. RUSSELL W. II. Ray, Charles Small, :. T. Maddox, H.
]. Hesse, Alfred Hodges, Bernard Peters, Ambrose
SNOW IT, H. Beard w. W. Goodrich, Fl. w. Knight, j.
r. Aliaben, Darwin r. James, Robert Carson. James
Taylor ID. l. Tempeton joseph L. Folett, otto Witte.
Horace Graves, T. f. Luton Gustave jain aud William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
wnrrnurn coNnLrLOY OF A FAMILY

Agent Wilson, Of the Society Tor the Proven
ton OF Cruelty to Cnildren. appeared In the EsseI
Market Court crlay to prosecute MogdaleDa W0nl
cnrreth and her family for disOrdcriy conduct ut No
1876 Kid 20 st. Tho family consisted OF the husband ana
VIII, and five children. all OF whom were III most
wrctched condition, the older ones being drunk. MT.
wilson said that family was all well known TO the
society and the girl ine has been arrested before
for being drunk The children were sent TO tho Catholic
and the TO the Island for six months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

PARK Dock Fire aud Aqueduct Commissioners meet
ings
Young Mems Republican Club. Coleman House.
Mrdico- Legal Society, College Of Physicians and Sur
PAGE viii contest Surrogate Stephens staten Island
Constitution Club, No. GA MadisOnave., y. IN
Bookkeepers' massneeting NO lsI Eisn'h''''
p. In. =, 49, ,,....,,., crona 70, al
IIotnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
TILE nNLoY EERRr COMPANY 70 Eoov0InzE

The falling oil IN the receipts oil the union
Ferry Company aud the increased rental To be paid Tor
the fye years from May the company designs To on
sci by reducing Of men employed ana the num-
her Of boats No chsnges are 10 lie made until April
hut after that date IL is proposed 10 take on ono boat
night one wheoman Will also BIO taken of each boat
and the number OF deckhands VIII DO reduced About
nftyemployss will be- dispensed with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
F. ". RENwICK UNABLE TO MANAGE MS EST

F. W RENwICK UNABLET TO MANAGE HIS ESTATE.
Frederick w. Renwick was yesterday adj
judged by sherIns jury to be incapable OF managing
hts property worth over 200. from which he de-
rves an income of over Sl2 900 year He grand
sou OF william Rhnelander and has been confined III inc
Boomingdao Asylum since last May He will not exert
himself is fed like an infant lie IL sixty years on
and has a wife and two sons upon whose application
o,nmtee OF his person and estate will be appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
NOME Ne VS..
Prominent ARRIVALS.

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p BALDWIN of Michigan. and Franklin Fairbanks, OF
Vermont ' Windsor Hotei-General William II. sew
ard OF Auburn, n. Y, and the Rev Abbott r. MN
redge OF Chicago Murray HI Hott-Ex Governor
Redfrld Proctor, OF Vermont. 81 James H0h-EN
Congressman stephen sanford, OF Anstcrdani y. /.
~ Coleman House-JudGe f. T. Farman, OF warsaw
n .Erereh House-Thc Rey G. j. MaslII' SoWP Uy
49, Olsen HouSe-Chaplain W. f. Morrison, u D. Navy