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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
wAL1.pApER MEN MAKE A COMPROMISE.

The prices of Wallpapers Will not be so low
this raj, am winter a, tue difficulties among the
manufacturers seemed to PROMISE The pool has been
rene eel until June 1887. All day Thur-day was spent
Inv the Manufacturers Association in wranglng AT Del
moulro's over a scale prices. Carey Brothers, the
Pniadclphia stood out absolutely for reduction and
the New.York fl M oD.tnatcy opposed IT. compro-
mise was made Yesterday by referring the construction
of a binding scale of prices the Pool Commissioner
G. H. Hayden. OF Boston. He Will make IA report In "A
few d,ys II seems be the general opinion OF manu-
facturrrs here that "a reduction Will be made in only
three grades OF paper two high and one low The asso-
citation will meet again Delmonicos in July TO elect
of,cers for lSS6's7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26

Earned runs-BrOOsiyn, ]; BaumOre, "o-oisc nta
Mcclellan A. NC amany l. sommers !. scott Passed Dalis
-PeopIes Firs balls-Brooklyn. 81 Baltimore
base rs-roOklyn, ~ Batimorr, otruSk Vut
-Bro0kvn Batmorp2 Double plays -Plnkney fhllHps
and smith. stolen s-Pmkney =. Swdr WOO q a.hllh
2, Peoples !. Fumer ], Clinton l. Umpire-Mr Kelly Ime
-l:30.
The Brooklyn and Baltimore clubs will play again at
Washington Park to-day. go 49,. -. A.,
Polo Grounds to-day 49,,
The actors OF New-York TO have a baseball match
on Tuesday Polo Grounds for the dement, OF
Actors Fund. The players Will be holaha iteeu
Francis Wilson. John Gouray Louis Harrison, DC Woli
Hopper, VIII g. Rising. George g. Bonlface 1r.. H. H.
Graham, James T. Powers. Frederick C. Bryton' Cyrii
Scott Russell Bassett. j. w. Albaugh Jr, sidney Drew,
c. f. MITCHELL j. W. Collier, Jr.. aud others Inc
actors purpose playing ball seriously, although their
serious eff ,rts may attended good deal OF sport
poyes OF the Surrogates and County Clerks offices was
played at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Politicians OF
high 10 degree present and enjoyed the game
hugely. The Surrogate's nine played a remarkably
strong game handling bat and ball with almost pro-
fessional skill and easily The score was as foows
Surrogates
Clerks U U " u
Iarned Iuns-Surrogato 3; County Clerk o. First base
County Cork l. First base on balls
surrogate County Clerx. struck outs surrogate z
County Clerk. T. Home rIn-Best Two base hits-Madge
l, johnson l. Tobn 2, Leeman |.
AT Jersey City yesterday this scoro was made
Jersey C.ty.....-..-.--..--.---.-o @
Errors-Jersov CITY, Hartford ?. Earned runs Jersey
City, u; Hartford. 2. Struck outJersey ty, Hartford
g. errOrsJersev CIV 2 Hartfo,d. A. First
base balls-Jerscy CITY, Hartford T. PItchers-Fre,
Campion ana Henry. Umpire-Mr. Murphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
PROMINENT ARRIVAL

Fynh Avenue Hotcl-ConGressman Wni1 lam
W. Rice ana Henry Pierce Of MH::sopu's ms.S. Of
Vermont, J. Bodwel of Maine, Governor Uns,cs
Fostsr Of ohio aud Henry W. olySr .o r.; us.y. r Of
Maine 6t.isep House-secretary Of State J. s nouu
con and state Auditor Emil Kiesewetter Q. d
HofeI-Mayor q r. Parsons, OF Rochester ~. c Sa"
Hotel-J q. Pitkin. Of Louisiana On'o~ oF"'"'
HoteI-C,eneral g. G. Armstrong, OF Hamptop
Murray Hiu Hotel-General George Il. sharpe' VI
Kingston, N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
NEWS FROM The SUBURBS.
LITTLE GIRLS TALE OLE ILI-TREATMENr

Mrs Anna Duryea. of Williams ave East NewYork. and
Bella oolOed servant prisoners IN Justl'e
court, East New-YOrk. yesterday, charged
with having brutty beaten sarah Duryca, age seven 4
niece Duryea The child appeared IN court. ex
hbited about the body, aud her tfo
d-cOoet The Little stated tna on Thur day morn
her her errand When sue returned she
aiiacEcd Ler with hickory stick without the slightest
provocaOn The child ped to tne street but wa soon
overiaken by the ant who chkcd her until plumber OF
meu nterlcred he cared Tor by MS Palmer,
wife OF TIE keeper Hall Mr. McCOmD. OF the
Society the Prevention OF cruelty Children. has been
viii the charges. he prisoners
examination and held for further hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
GENERAL ECKERT5 TESTIMONY.

In the suit of Receiver Farnswort against tho
Western Cnlon Telegraph Company yesterday General
Thomas T. Ecker general manager Of the company testified
on examination by Colonel Ingcrso That Jay could
Union stock but he w0ud
proportion his hans Colonel ngersol
ked whet 1er there worth mentioning that
reached The Rapid wires and not reach ed
Union at the time that the contract was made
with ,eceiyer HIrisnd for American Rapid lines
don't mean added Colonel "Woodchuck Corners where
a cent piece lonesome I'm box. but any con
The witness replied IN the negatv ana
sald that applied to the Bankers and Mer
chants tompaDy understood when Justice DOnohue
order ssuef that General Farnworh refused 10 turn
over the wires he to take them By force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
,puAr1S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races, sheepsneau Dry
230 p. - ,.,..t ,,hlo,,o Club
grounds. p. III. ,... C.,n e.aO n IN
Departure OF nth Regiment for state camp, e:oo "
Normal College Alumne. College chapel z p w.
IIe1erkrsuz Festival. Washington PARK. eV-nns'
Nassau Boat Club regatta. Harlem RIVER. o p In' 4
Druids Ncw. York lacrosse match, 81 GEORGE o. -
p.o.oact park z
.,.,., vo,hoa,.t Chureh Tot
tensvile. ). l.. D. m ,.n.
Concerts In Central and Prospect farks.
Return of l4th Regiment from state camp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
NFW-JFRSFY TOWNS

WREHAwKgX-Fritz Lang speculator who buys and sells
has disappeared leaving his wife destitute
circumstances. Minnie ahlder, young married woman
with whom Lang on friendly terms Is also missing
PAIERsOy-1be bov Of John Boothby silk weaver age
twenty-five OF No $50 Naerst. was found In the Passac
yesterday. Poothby had been missing last Mon
The Rev. hOmas Cartwright rector OF the Prot
estant Episcopal Church OF the Holy munion
j.. and editor OF me ChUrch irfSs. with a
accident at his home Yesterday morning lie standing
when the front and 81 Cartwright Tell
such a 10 irac lure one Of his rlbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
Jersey CITY.

Mary s. Russell Of Erie First ted
Thursday night fOT drunkelness She locked he
Gregory street station and during the nj ,ht made three
policeman. Yesterday she sent TO the Pcnitentary
James Mcclure arrested for beating his wife and
whose seveayearOd died dip liberia having been
his mother released from the ounty Jai
Yesterday releasing him Judge Mcl Iacted from
him pledge that he would not again beat his wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
4 DANGEROUS BLOW DEALT ~ JEST

While they were PLAYING together a few days ago.
Frank McGann fifteen struck sch rnD rgage twelve
in Thursiay -cneruDrrs reported to
the Frank
arrested lie paroed In the YotSvlle Ponce Court
yesterity Nugcnt took SchernDergs antemor
tom statement yesterday. fhc boy sald the blow was in
ficted without malice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
THE HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENT

motion to confirm the report OF the Harlem
River Improy Commissioners made yesterday be
fore Justice IN the Supreme Court thambers
Frank Bartlett and John c. shaw representing the Ogder
and objected TO the confirmation OF the report
had already been amended on Their motion by reducing
the property in the vicinity from SllbOo t
900 They stated that in ne channel OF the proposed snip
canal there parcels Of land which had been
and nsste that the court could not tonui me
report the lands only II also objected thai
ony no uina awards we're made lands under water
between the bu and the exterior line Of the water
front. The decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
JuuIGRAyrs WHO AREYor WANTED.

Castle Garden from the steamship Cy OF Berlin Is to be
sen hack She testified that she hal served nfeen In
20 Law Prison dublin. drOwnlu her months
old child and upon being released three weeks Received
II rom the prsou authorities. which she
a nassage c. the nj ed stats
h,se men one IAN child all rom Turkey arrived
vesar AZ on steamship Caani Their aygreg ate prop
a trnkcts They acKnowl-
saged AT they intend beg will be sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
STATEN IGIAND

EDGRwATrR-Tbe Citizens Committee having made an
examination o. the village finances expended uude the
refining Board Of Trustees have informed the tr OF At
will the Grand that meets At Rich
mond Monday investigate charges TO be made
those officers The trustees have given public
notice het tbey court the investigation and will be Able
refute all charGes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
THREE YEARS FOR ATTEMPTED POISONING.

In the Of SPECIAL Sessions at Paterson yesterday
John H. Krygsnsn a farm hand arraign on charges
of prtting Pans green into The Of the family OF his en-
BOi byl the hay intended for
Mr. Botbys horse krvssmtn peldoh guilty 10 both Oh rges
said lie and had bnt FAINT idea OF what
Mr. BOtbyl tod The Court al krygsman had hun
him that the poisoned before the family
IT, The act the result OF quarrel
Woodruff sentenced kryGsman 10 three years In State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
He MISSED HIS FIREMAN.

As two were running locomotive "wld cat on the
Delaware lackawanli AMI Western Railroad from Port
oOoken Yesterday the sudd MY missed
the fireman John Thop from his pac atter crossing the
The engine stopped and ihOrp va,
BILE. II posed lie struck by beam OF
whlie leaning Ou TOO far The Injured was
taken TO It JoeDa's Ilosnit H. Paterson suffering from
IN III. 1t Is thought lie viii die lie
old and his home Is Pot Morris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
A GOOD LACROSSE MATCH PROMISED

A great lacrosse game and the last which the
New York club will play before its departure for st.
Paul Mimi, will come of to-day at the st. George
Grounds at Staten Island when the local club will play
the Drniis OF Baltimore. The game will begin AZ p
H. The New York club will put It's usual team In tho
field with exception OF j. F. McClsn. who Is laid up
win an injury to mis- eve His place will be taken by
Edward Merritt. Cappss 7th Regiment band will play
durin the IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
CRICKET GAMES TO-DAY.

The Manhattan Cricket Club VIII play a
match o-day at Prospect Park, Brooklyn. with the
Club of city Both clubs Will put strong
eevens field ami good afternoons cricket may
be xpected. The Kings County Cricket Club and an
eleven OF the or st. George CLUB will also play
match IN Prospect Park The Staten Island Cricket
Clui,s first eleven went 10 Philadelphia yesterday TO
play the Belmont CLUB. and to-day plays the Oxford
Club ut FranKford, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
WRECKED BYA FURNITURE VAN.

furniture van near the Williamsbridgc Station
IN Thursday night In collision with containing
Mr. and T. Crawford their of W Ak eeh and
The lighter vehicle wrecked ana all
the occupants thrown the ground Mrs rawford was
The arrested Charles Jones, the
OF the but he discharged when the Craw lords
refused ia max "A complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
VETERAN ZOUAVES ORGANIZING.

The Veteran Zouave Association of New-YOrk
beeu rated. 1t Is mutual benefit society
TO be composed of persons OF good moral character who
soryi M Ia lst one The trustees the
dr. year are Thomas Sheehin Robert Is. Moss Dr. I'd
ward n Duny John Van Deursen Frederick l. Schaefer.
John Miller and Charles L. Earl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
WEsTCUESTER COUNTY.

Hugh owens who arrested Thursday night. tried
70 escape the village lookup early yesterday morning By
pals Il water ana put ths dTe and owens gof Wet liz
was then locked up N the County Jail.
DoBBs FERBT-yoel Pike Field age seven was playing on
the dooE at $40 Thursday He tumbed The
drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES ON STATEN ISLAND

Tho annual amateur athletic championship
eames under the auspices OF the National Associson
will DO hold to-day at the grounds Of tho Staten Island
Athletic Club. West Nev-Brlghton. At o y. IN. The
grounds pieturesquoly situated and the sail dow
tho Bay gives to tho journey them much pleasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
THE FIRST CREW AT LAKE GEORGE.

LAKE GEORGE. June 25.-The Bowdoin
arrived this morning and are quarcred at the Lake
House. The have been out and rowed over the
course this afternoon. All are in fine condition. the
other crews expected on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d., 7 Beach-st.. near West
Broadway York Hours IL TO AMI 3to7 Diseases VI
nervous system specially for the last forty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
THE COURTS.
THE SUITS OVER THE BROADWAY RoA


Argument upon Attorney General OBrIens'
notion before Justice Psrker. In behalf OF Receiver
O'Bren. Of tho Broadway Surface Railroad Company,
for an injunction against the Broadway and Seventh
Avenue Railroad Company oresrsn them from operat-
ing tho road and also his motion requiring Corporation
Counsel Lacombe to show cause why tho suit begun Dy
the CITY against the Seventh Avenue Company snouio
be stayed and merged into his. has again boon I'D
journed, this time uOt July II. The Counsel TO the
Corporation received note from tho Attorney. General
Thursday asking II rs had objection to tho fuf
ther postponement As his interest In the matter hst
entirely gone ho accommodating. II lis matter OF
unconcern to the city whether the Attorney Genera
with his suit on July II OF this year; or July
century hence The city accompiishoa us puIposo
when Mr. Lacombo succesdef In evadins Judge
II was said by lawyer who sustans an intermediate
relation all actions bearing on the dspo' OF .o
counsel for the Worcester Bank which mas secured
temporary Injunction against the receiver restraining
him from taking further proceedings untll tue
argument making the injunction permanent taxes
pace wrote the Attorney inviting DIS attention
10 the suggestion that his suit before Judge farKer
might DO violation Of tho courts order ms simple
phase OF the question does not seem TO nave 70
tho Attorney General bef.re, but as he promptly got an
adjournment uut long enough after the date then set
the court to render its decson 1t will b. seen that lie
attached some Importance 10 the suggestion. Now sn"
to q further postponement even after July IL
PRISONERS SEEKING RELEASE FROM JAIL.
In the cases of John b. BOrst and James b.
Berry, confined in Ludlow street Jail for contempt OF
Court Justice Van Brunt Yesterday dismissed the wris
habeas corpus and prisoners we're taken back to
jail The Judge said that sent to prison Tor con-
tempt might be released any time By the Judge who
sent MIN there but that did not como under
the act shortening OF imprisonment In GER
tain civil cases.
John Herman who asked to be released on the ground
that he the limits moro than six months
Davidson
locked up by sheriff Grant and that under the act
amending the law In regard To terms OF lnprisonhohs
he was entitled to his liberty, was discharged
Jnstice Van Brunt sent Max Koddng back 70 prison.
He January AN order or arrest 10
the OF Philip Stern and held TO ball In 500 Ills
suretlr- failed Justify and he has remained IN jail
The Judge sad order Of arrest stu stood the
same a. IL always did. man could be arrested In =
civil proceeding order OF arrest ami would either
give ball be lodged In the county jail 70 await
trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
For TOURISTS.

INVALUABLE TO PERSONS ABOUT TO For IN.
well EXTERNAL ue in cases Of cHoLseA DAs
sTISGs &C. &c, II has equal BEING ACKNOWLEDGED
THROUGHOUT the WORLD the GRHArEsT FAM re- iaVEa
EyHR OFFERED Price. rs aud 90 cents Depot ~ Murray
afr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
NETWORK CITY.

The Long Beach Hotel will be opened to-day.
The summer timetable of the West shore haii-
road will take effect Tomorrow.
The Comedy Theatre has been leased for TWO
wears by L. Dockstadter, of Philadelphia, ana VIII
be occupied by a permanent minstrel company
Father Sylvester Malone of Brooklyn. has sent
800 to The Irish Uorld famine fund Tor refer
Delap.
Among the passengers on the Hamburg steamship
Saevia TO-DAY will be the Cincinnati teachers As
ISOLATION and some of their friends. aoont Zoo VI
all who are making an excursion 10 the continent.
Charles Mcdonald, who was injured by the ex-
ploslon of benzine scaffold in Wail-st; ana was
bruised by fall to the ROOT of the Stock Exchange
is doing we'll AT Bellevue Hospital One hundred
and twenty-five dollars have been subscribed ior
the injured man by members or the Htock hA-
change.
Police Sergeant Deverv, of the Twentieth Pre-
cnct went into Tenth Avenue restaurant the
other day. and ordered sandwich with plenty OF
mustard. The waiter mistoOk box Labelled bed-
bugD powder for box of mustard, and The sergeant
swallowed some poison before the mist axe was lis
covered He hastily took an cmctlc and suffered no
serious inconvenience
The engagements of gold for shipment to Europe
yesterday we're: L. Won Hoffman Il Co., S5OO,OOo
and Ladenbe Thalmanu " Co., $2ouOOO Inc
shipments for the week amount 10 pl .oOO,OoO 4 no
bulk OF the exports in the last two weeks mas Deeh
destined to Berlin, but the shipment by Won HoH-
man IL Co. Is TO London.
Collector Hedden yesterday dropped two Repub-
licans from the Custom House rolls and added nVe
Democrats. William II. Cipperly. Inspector ana
Thomas Kirkpatrick, storekeeper, were removed
The Following were lhe appointments maze:
bert Johnson Charles w. Collins and Charles II
Peck inspectors; Stacy s. johnson, clerk, ana
George Ii. Brown, storekeeper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26

What is Liquid Bread The question an.
swered 1t is pure malt OF delightful taste and
odor nourshng beverage. Grocers and dr1gsists
I'LL orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY.
sun rises 426 1891 Moon rises 04S Mn age. DIS "a
HIGH WATER.
N-Sandy Hook. 2l3 GOys IsId. 2:32 Hell Gate. AL
P.M-sandy Hook. 3O5 Cows Isld. 3:i1 Hell Gate. 5oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
HONE NE VS..

man wont TO the houss him bat the Sa
Sis INABILITY to md the man. Justice fs"e'''A ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26

If You are sick, and other medicines do moi
help don't give up but Parkers Tonic.
HISDERCORSs the best cure Tor c0rns 10 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26

LTEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF DEEF
Contains increased DEGREE all the stimulating propertis
OF Sold Beef which Liquid Food" or Liquid Extracts"
blood. sinews and meat refuse Go not contain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
RFAUTIPUL WOMF'
HryRy 4. DANIELS, VI. ID.

are made pad ov functional ares
"FayoTlte Prescrf Dto1 Will inalblv
cure Thousands Of testimonial. By druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26

I44 Lexin gton.svc, between 18th AT Dttr'
Nonrs--s To 5to7. Diseases OF the Nervous Syssn'
GenitO- Urinary organs nootence AMI st,rilitf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
VENTILATION OF TIE AQUHDUCT SHAFTS

DE. ID>ON SAYS TIE AIR Is NOT BAD But THAT
Only HEALTHY MEN SHOULD BE EMPLOYED.
The Board of Health yester, az received from Dr.
Cyrus isOD long report about the shafts OF me
William RYAN and James FITZGERALD dled at shalt
No % al Morris Dock, and theodore FUNK was
sent to the Ninety street Hospital from the
same place. II was believed that the men had been
poisoned by foul air i'll the shaft, and on the follow
Ing day DR. Edison was told to 20 10 Morris Dock
and make an investigation. DR.. Edison did not
make his report until he had examined al the
shalt, tblS side OF the lOnkers line. Al shaft NO.
% he found blower at work sending
9 600 cubic feet OF air INTO tie tunnel every MN
ute lie went into The tunnel ana waited untl a
asst was fired. but did not encounter muchiDad arr
Bo1h al Morris Dock and at other places he fonnd
ample means OF veutIlatlng the shafts and tunnels;
II was ascertaIncd that both Ryan and Fitzgerald
had been afflicted with some pulmonary trouble De-
fore they went INTO the shaft 10 work, and cor0-
gave certificates that their death was caused by
pneumonia. ~,
Dr. Idson talked with Funk IN the hospital. Inc
sick man said he went to work at the shaft on the
night of June II. He had walked all the
way from EnIua, n Y. looking for work.
For twenty -four hours lie had been without food
or sleep and he was nearly exhausted when he APP
piled at the shaft for work Inc foreman OF the
Shaft told hlm that If he would go down the shait
at once he would be employed. Funk said he tod
the foreman OF his condition, but the foreman SAID
lac must 90 TO work at once or not AT all. men
Funk came out of the shaft on the following morn
ing he mad been thirty-slX hours without TODD, he
was wet 10 the SKIN and his knees knocked to-
get her on account of MS weakness. lie had not
been o 4 Of the shaft many minutes when he col
lap ed and was sent 10 the hospital.
Dr. EdsOn's cOncu fusion is tina II care Is taken 10
employ only healthy men at the shafts. and not to
permit them TO enter the tunnels when they are
physically unfit TO work. there Will be 10 serious
trouble from the foul air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
BROOKLYN.


John Lyons the murderer OF Conrad Hortms S,D
driver sont by Justice Moore yesterday 10 onH
Sing for fourteen years and Six months
William Lewis an inmate of a Chatham Square lodg
ing house, jumped from Fulton ferry boat about
H. m -terday, lust as IL was entering the SLID lie
was rescued by the tugboat Atlas
Frederick Martin has been superintendent or the
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad since Its organization, VIII
take charge OF the general business OF the Union Ee
waited Company on July l.
The State Assessors will meet In the City Hall on
Wednesday to hear ments to show that BROOKLYN
estate OF the city The assessed value OF Brooklyn real
estate this year will be nearly $3i7.O0O,O0O.
officer Cassius r. Stevens indicted by the Grand
Jury yesterday for mansaughter in clubbing 10 death
John Muligan a few weeks ago. He pleaded not guilty
and placed under $4,000 bail His trial Will take
place on July IL.
Edwin p Ide, president Of the Brooklyn Temperance
Union, A. L. Martin, Mrs Ii. X. GOf and others, called
on Mayor Whitney yesterday and urged him not to ap
point any member OF the Board OF Education who was
not in OF the enforcement OF the law providing
instruction Of pupils IN the public schools III the
ply theological effects OF alcoholic drinks.
Charles Robinson and his wife Annie. OF No 60 Allan
tic-ave were before Justice Walsh Yesterday on a
charee vagrancy. Three of Their children died Few
from di phtnera, due 1t was O. aimrd to their
hthy surroundngs aud the parents neglect The
charge of vsgrancy WAS dismissed. but the prisoners
were afterward held for endangering the health and
lives OF their children