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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
ATTORNEY. GENERAL TABER SAYS HE HAS Az
ruop Irr TO ppncErn AGA INST TIIEM.

ATTORNEY.GENERAL TABER SAYS HE HAS Az
THoRITY TO PROCEED AGAINST TIIEM.
Attorney General Taber, having decided that ne Is
authorized by law to proceed against the sugar trusts
has written opinion on the subject 10 response
TO tho application Of Richard Croker and DINERS o'
the Tammany Hall organization, IN which he says
"The necessary papers will be at once prepared
presentation the for the purpose OF obtain
ing leave to prosecute action against the North
River Refncrles Company, and in the matter OF the
Sugar Reinerics Company, no leave being necessary
action may be commenced at oDcc.'
After citing numerous authorities, tho Attorney
General SAYS that It Is we'll settled that statute nc
sranIng any person from certain acts applies equally
to bodies polite corporate that the exercise oil
corporate powers without legal authority may be pre-
vented and punished by tho State and that the fran
chise Of acting in a corporate capacity cannot be
assumed without tho permission Of the State lie
adds:
ain conclusion 1t may be said IN view OF the ale
cations contained in the petition before me and OF
the report of the committee of tho Senate that u IL
important to ascertain by judicial investigation
whether these things alleged against these respondents
true IL they are. a great public wrong has EVIL
IDENTIFY been committed by them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
NOISY FUN At THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
PATRIOTISM BREAKS DOSE AMONG THE CLERKS
AM nrrrrs REPRESSION.

AND DEFIES REPRESSION.
An effort made by the Custom House author
ties yesterday to prevent that outburst Of patriotism
among the brokers clerks which manifests itself with
most emphasis tho day before tho Fourth of JULY
Washington's Birthday and Decoration Day, but Amer
icanism prevailed Cheers rcsounded through tho
Custom House rotunda National hymns and war bal
lads were sung, and groans werc given to manifest
disapprobation of certain officials, despite the fact
that six officers in uniform specially detailed to
put stop TO any skylarking, singing or cheering
An officer was stationed each Of the four galleries
and two tho main floor, but they might as we'll
havo been stationed Of the revenue cutters In
the North River for they could not have stopped the
fun II they had desired and they didn't make the at
tempt
When business closed the clerks assembled az
has been their wont for more than generation, and
then they went around cheering each of the favorlte
deputy collectors. There proposed "Threc
groans for Dan Nagonc:' answered by the cry In
chorus: " 10 ought to have them' and then the
groans The boys then sang The starSpanglcd Ban
ner, and a crowd on Walst took up the refrain, and
al the close pack Of frcsh-madc fire crackers was
thrown into the centre OF the crowd TO give rata
tat- tat response.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY

Fourth Of July celebrations.
Monmouth Park races p. m. - 4, N.wvorr
Fxnected arrival Of General Sheridan IN Ne"i
Uarbor on u s. steamer Swatara =. x,,.,. IN
Tammany Hall celebration. Academy OF MUSIC Az
q. m. ACADEMY of
Letter Carriers parade and meeting A''u'"' "
Music, p. IN
Society OF Cincinnati. Dclmonicos, noon
AntPoycrty celebration, Cooper Union. 10 a. m
Iarchmont and KnIckerbocker Yacht Ciuoe ies"
Return Of the 9th Regiment from Gettysburg s,. a
washington Heights Century Club dinner. Koch" .
m. prook-
Nassau Athletic Club games. Washington farh' DIVE
Ign, 80 p. m ,,..
Goth Regiment annual picnic, Joness woodS LANA. q
Harlem democratic Club celebration. clubhouse
m r,.,uood T.
Opening OF New.Jersey Athletic Club grounas' '''s'
Point
PAINS fireworks, Manhattan Beach, evening.
America England cricket match Prospect x
Music In Mt. Morris Park by Dodwor'h' o"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
A CASE or PATRTOTTSlf AND WINDOW GLASS.

william H. Bcckwith an insurance agent. was arraigned
before German Jefferson Market Court yesterday
for having violated the corporation ordinance Monday
night. Shortly before midnight Beckwih discharged
giant nrecrackcr In front OF mis- home, No. AZ East
Thrtiethst The conclusion shattered several panes OF
glass In houses the block between Madison ana
Fourth ayes The explosion for time caused con-
siderable excitement about the nclghborhood People
rushed their the street In fear Of their lives
Beckwth camcd their and told those whose glass
had been broken that he would pay the damage when
an officer arrived Beckwlth Informed him that he had
discharged the Justice German told Beck
no gloed In his patriotism, but was compelled
to hold him for trial lie released bail which
offered by his brother John A. Bcekwith q No 81
East EiftY.thId.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME FOR
TODAY

KINGSToN's FIRST ApPEARANCE-THE BARD
NAY MEET HIM IN TIE OCEAN STAKES
Racing OF the highest order may at Monmouth
Park to-day The card Of eight is undoubtedly ono
Oh tho most attractive offered by the association,
famousC for the sensational Of its programmes
Ihe occasion promises TO be memorable. With rev
counter attractions great ball games nternatlona!
yacht races of absorbing interest Monmouth is the spot
to which the multitude OF pleasure seekers on this
National holiday will m.grStc. Tho throng within the
gates when the first buge call is sounded Will probably
cutnumbcr that ou,pourng which packed the GROUNDS
at shcershcad Suburban Day. General Manager
Croft assisted able corps has done all that can Do
done for the comfort his visitors The special tram
and boat service has already been referred To IN ,hs
column. The trip either way will not occupy more than
an hour ana quarter and the last race viii be caea
promptly a: go there is no reason why the return o
the city should be accomplished BY O'Clock faces
will be called thirty minutes Persons VINO cahho'
leave town in time for the 1rst-2 D. m-wiL nave 10
difficulty in reaching the at any hour OF she amer
room, and by giancng at the programme given peov
they will precise hour when each race Will DC
Kingston runs for the first time this season. Inc
Dryers have made no secret OF his ameness "hi'e
he takes regular work with light weight and goes sat
isactoriy. heavier burdens seem to ancct MS snope
that after gaiop with Mclaughlin In tne suui' c
pulls up with limp. lie is entered Tor TWO race.
the first he gets allowance Of Ia pounds wmch VIII
keep Mclaughlin off, and " Tiny Williams or Newmeyer
will have to mount. or course Mclaughlin VIII riue
him IL the Dryers elect to send him for the ocean e
against The Bard Kingston can't beat Inc od'u' o
he win the first race.
Therefore this writer names Kingston for the FIRST
race and Saxony may second With Kingston gu"
Saxony to win. Bcndgo second
Captain sam" Brown should win the independence
Stakes. with Buddhist or j. A. D.. while MI hasgih
may get the place with Marsac Winfield
II Aurela starts the Fourth Of July Handicap Gar
rison will have ride her against his own horse Eoia
Aurelia should win Give the place tc Richmond
For the ocean stakes-The Bard Kingston may se'
tho mace II he starts II not Eolian is doubt
full
Fifth raee--Ceradine to wln Rupert second.
Fred b. IS good weller weights. Let him nave the
sixth race and give the place TO Cambyscs
II "a mt TIE intention OF The Tribune to give any
suggestions as TO the probable winners OF selling
races and stecpechases Following are the entries In
full
T. M.-FIRST RACE-SwEEPSTAKES SPECIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
vo1ANrE WINS THE BOULEVARD.

.n,caeo July 3-Tbe races at Washington Park to-day
resulted a follows:
First race-one mile Tin Dug FIRST Glen Fortune
second Montpelier third Time-1 "A.
Second race-One mile Badge 0lst Yum Yum second,
Orcway third. Timc-1 AZ
fbird race-One and oIc-eIghth miles. Longnght nrst
Leila May second, Lavina Belle third Timc-l SO IL
Fourth race-BouleysId Stakes s25 each $3.50 added
One and fourth miles Volante 1rs Montfosc Sec
opd Dsruna third. Time :oS Id.
Fifth racc-Selling. Six nrlongs. Sileck hrsr Mn
ME Palmer second Lee Dinkelspiel third Time
&c Ia.
Sixth raee-Seyen furlongs. Luke Dart hrst hos'F
us;so second Dousman third. Timc-1 30 la
Seventh Iace-seyen furlongs Valuable hrst JacoDih
secoud, Wary third. Time-1 30 Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
TRiNSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Sailed 10y the Lain (N0rh German LIoyd) FOR Bremen
yesterday:
James Appleton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Arnhold Mr.
and Mrs Henry Alters, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Andrews
James Allsopp, Mr.. and Mrs j. Stanley Brown. w. j.
Doariman Elijah G.. Boardmdn George c. Barrett
Contan NJ BrummerhOf w. II. Brnsmade. Charles l.,
urnsraadc the Rev. X. II. Bie1eman, Captain George
beaumont Or. and Mrs. L. Conrad Mr. and Mrs Samuel
A Grocer Mr. and Mrs J. Lewis Grocer Mr.. and Mrs
Jefferson Clark Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Dickinson Fred
A. Ecxs Mr. and Mrs. George 5. Fox. Mr.. AMI Mrs
Marshall H. Godfrey Mr. and Mrs +. Is. IIoppn. Mr.
and Mrs T.. r. Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. T. c. IIanford. T.
Lowell Kennedy Mr. and Mia David King. Mr.. and
Mrs Lucier Mr.. and Mrs. S. Loeb. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lembke. Mr. and Mrs. J.. G. Lucning, Mr. AMI
Mrs T. A. Meysenberg. AIr. ami Mrs. James T. Raymond
Charles A. Rapallo, w. H. Ropes. Mr.. and Mr.. John
Euckelshaus Mr.. ana Mrs. Isaac ~ sclrman. DR.. and
Mrs II. NJ. Stfectcr, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex d. Shaw. Mr.
and Mrs l.. q. Schecker Mr.. and Mis-. Marks Taylor
the Rev w. II. Thomas. Mr. ami Mrs. +. Van ZandL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

College Boat Club. Philadelphia; New.York Athletic
Club. Cornell won by about three lengths Time
s:44 l.o College Club second Times ;ol New
York Athletic Club third Tmc-9:4a. The Farrasut
Boat Club OF Chicago entered for this race ou'
did appear a.
Fouroared gigs: First heat; Entrics-Union Boat Cluo
New.York; Nonparei boat Club. New-fork; Iona BOAT
Club, Philadelphia Nonparell won by four lengths
Time-913 Union second Time-o:23 Iona thiiu
Time-9 &c.
Second heat: ies-Pcnnsyvanis Boat Ciuo' fhha
de,nhia: Columbia Athletic Club, Washington; Triton
Boat Club, Newark. Columbia won by length ana
half and Pennsylvania and Triton rowcd dead neat ia
o1O 1-2 All three will participate In inc hhai'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
BROOKLYN.

In spite of the fact that the resolution of uor ,ss
extending the naval appropriation for thirty days
was signed by the President Saturday, Captain
Miller Of the Navy Yard, discharged thirtyfve men
yesterday on tho ground that no funds were avail
able to pay them.
verdict of accidental drowning was returned at
the inquest yesterday in the Of Isaac Weed who
was rescued at the foot Of South Nnth-st., on Mon
day morning. but died after being pulled out Of
the water.
The Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company is in
arrears Of taxes to the amount of 163 and its
propery IS offered sale by the city under the
rcars law. Tho company contests the assessment.
Ex-Judge James Troy, formerly Of the Sessions
and County Courts, Kings County IS lying seriously
III at his home, No II First place, with rheumatic
fever
Pilot Boat No. 12 was launched at Polllon's ship
yard yesterday, and was christencd Ambrose Snow.
About $50 mombcrs and friends OF the Hanson
Place Methodist Episcopal Church. started last even
Ing by the Fall River steamer Bristol for Martha's
Vlneyard which they expect to reach at 1 p M to-
day. They return on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
TIE CITY DIRECTORY'S YEARLY GROWTH.

y
Tho Trow CONF any's city directory for 15SS-'o0 VIII
be published and ready to issue on July o, just two
days earlier than last year. The volume is TO CON
tain 5000 pages. and $4,000 names, an Increase Of
IL 900 names over 1ss7'ds, which had 1000 more
names than the issued In 1896 81. Tho canvass
for this valuable book was begun May and tho
managers of the company hold that sixty days is a
short time 10 gather the material for and publish
such a volume, especially when Tie cosmopolitan and
migratory character OF New Works population is taken
into consideration. The company enlarged its Offices
in University place and added greatly TO It's facilities
during the year, yet only two days time could be
gained in the publication of this volume owing 10
The great Increase IN names ana territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice O'Goman Of the Superior Court, has decided
that s64S 10, which deposited by william n. Girls
void with the Union Trust Company to the credit Of
William N. Grswold in trust" and which he ciamed
the property Of his wife. must be applied to the salts
faction OF judgment for o4O o., obtained against him
by Harriet ID. Green. The Judge says there is no EVIL
dence to show that the money belonged to Mrs Girls
void.
The report of Thomas c. Z. Ecclesine that Ida May
entitled decree of divorce from Leonard
Grover playwright and theatrical was FLED
Supreme Court yesterday and awaits confirmation
The referee finds that Grover should pay eli so week
allmony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
COURT CALENDARS-TO.DAY.

SUPREME couRr-CH AMBEgs-Betore o'Brisn. J-Nos.
IT, a. o. CO. 81 80 49, l07 III l25. 1923. 49, JAG 1853
49, 1871. 1s2 1885, 1856 1871 ls9. 100, 1885, 1885, 49, 1888
100 200 2Ol POP. 2O3, 20i.
called M; will of Haussman de Baum. 10; 80
A. M; Will Paulis IL will OF Leo H. Cohen.
ppm -
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE PROBATE CLERK
PROBATE OF the wills OF Charles Lantesung. Caroline
schnehman, 10 n. m.; Mary f. Matters. IL a.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECiAL TRRM-Before O'Gorman. j.
No calendar
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM-Before Van Hoesen. J.
No day calendar -
CRY CouRr-GExEIAL TERM-Adourned until Monday.
July 10.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroYs-PAEr L-Before Recorde,
snyih and Assistant DistrctAttorney Goh-Nos 70 l.
inoiusivc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
corFEy. THE MURDERER. LIKELY TO DIE.

Patrick -oGey, whose victim Agnes Smith died Mon
day IN the Jersey City Hospital has been formally
charged with murder. The charge made Yesterday
by Police Sergeant Smith Concy Is still IN critical
condition. and IL believed that he survive moro
than day two although the physicians think that
there about chance In nifty OF his recovery Mrs
CoNey who had teen released from custody, has taken
charge Of her husbands and VIII continue. the bust
ness Her two sons Dennis and James. are st a..
taincd witncsses COfey, who has been described
as atheist sent for Catholic priest Monday night
and the priest called upon him again yesterday Tho
funeral Of his victim will take place fIom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
THE CLAUSE WAS IRRELEVANT.

In the suit in which John Townshend the lawyeron his
own behalf and tehalf OF Clara Isabella Curtis Julia
Curtis Munson and Edith Hastings seeks to eject Edward
and Others who in possession from land In
Fourth and Fifth ayes. between Scventy-sxth and
Sevontyseventh sts an interest in which Is claimed by
the plaintiffs tenants In common, Justice Truax, In
the Superior Court has granted motion strike out
clause OF the answer Irrelevant and scandalous
This clause alleged that Mr. TOwnshend had become In
tercsed property for the express purpose OF bring
ing the suit and in purchasing this Interest he had pu
chased "a thing in action" contrary the statute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

The Ncw.York nine plays two games In Dctroit 10
day.
The Jersey City and Newark mines will cross bats
at Jersey City this afternoon The Staten Island
Athletic and Young America clubs Iiay at West New
Brighton. Staten Island.
The Glendale Athletic club plays the Excelsior nine
at Princes BAY this morning and the Perth Amboy
nine at Perth Amboy III the afternoon.
The Somners Will play the brooklyn Athletic CLUB
at the grounds of tue latter this morning. and the
Brookyn Athletics cross bats with the Vernon club
I'm the afternoon. John Daily will umpire the games
The Monitor and Now York Reserve clubs Will play
at the Polo Grounds this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
A RAsERAII CAPTAIN USES Ills FISTS.

Elmira n. ", July (SpecaD.- In the baseball game
between the Binghamton Elmira clubs here to-day
CHAPMAN Bnehamton's pitcher taken from the box
before third inning and sent TO left field
At the close OF the inning Chapman reproached by
Captpin LAWN OF tho club for bad playing Chapman
stated that could play bail without pay and that he
and the others had not received a cent weeks
LAWN then spra1g for Chapman and struck him on the
shoulder general seemed imminent, but police
man nterfered and further trouble prevented Chap
man says collapse OF the Bnghamton Club expected
SOON The Emiras by a Of Is TO J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
WALL STREET BROKERS GO TO LAW.

Edward d. Underhll, IT,. has sued Goodcel Buck
ingham IT,, in the Supreme Court for 100000 for
alleged SANDER The plaintiff applied last year for men,
bershp in the New York Stock Exchange He says that
while his name before the Committee Admissions
buckingham appeared before the committee and charged
him with dishonesty, and that in consequence OF the
charge his application rejected Justice O'Ben in
Supreme Court Chambers. yesterday reserved his
decision on a motion to compel the plaintiff to furnish
bill particulars setting forth the precise words COM
Dlained Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Congressman Daniel Ermentrout OF renhss.
vans BREVOORT-J. q. Bancroft Davis. OF w ss' mn,
ton BRUNSWICK Senator George Hearst. o. III,
fonia FIFTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. n" "a''e ~
~ wyoming GILSEY- Henry H. Wolcot ana "a "
Wolcott OF Denver Col HoFFMAN--senaor c ns,s
G. Vest OF Missouri; Representatives hoser ~ charIcs
r. Hooker Of Mississippi NJ. IT, Ford OF Micnlean
n McCrecry Of Kentucky; Levi Maish, OF Pennsyvsnis
and r. n shyey, OF Indiana; Delegate Marcus a.
Sss,,h - Ariyona and John s. McCamoDr u .. Com
missioner OF Customs MURRAY HiLL-I cn md
H. r. Bgelow Of Connecticut. and 'onh NJ o'"' "
Charles T. Mayer, OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
DYING FROM OLD AND MYSTERIOUS WOUNDS

Coroner Levy asked yesterday TO take the ante NOR
tenn statement OF William Fitzgerald who lives with his
brother Michae No. 1,026 Firstave because he was
thought be dying nom soenng OF the brain and the
circumstances surrounding the injuries which were
supposed be tho OF the disease
were mysterious. IIo left his homo last
December, and a few days afterward found
wandering about the streets suffering from deep scalp
wound He takc1 to the insane asylum Wards
Island the day being pronounced insane by the Bel
evuc Hospital physicians. His condition has gradually
grown worse and Monday his brother took him home
die. lie IL a member OF Iarragut Post e.. A. H. Some
interesting developments expected when the
tom is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
LONG ISLAND.

While In bathing at Bath Beach on eunosy' ~.
Levy staying at the Franklin House, was sezeu MN
chill and sank twice, when little Bernard 1sonn.s
age fourteen, jumped overheard and brougn, LIE, I'm
safely 10 the shore This same boy, when only ten
years old saved a woman from drowning
The Long Island Railroad train which lett me 80
ton at Long Island City at 30 m yesterusy w.
passing the Eastave. crossing when IL strlck Two
italian workmeD, instantly killing one, Miguel guar
tine, and fatally injuring the other. whose name u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

Montclars open tennis tournament came TO finish
Yesterday In the score that follows 1t will be seen
who Is possess5r Of the second prize IN
singles. This is q handsome racket The doubles
prizes were won by default The score
GentIemen's singles-Fnas-R. n. Beach, New Haven
Lawn Tennis Club beat j. w. Raymond, Brooklyn
Heights Go G--5; w. a. TONES, Brooklyn Hill Lawn
Tennis Club, beat Strong, 6-3. 4G. 81; Beach beat
Tones 7-5 rs. Gentlemen's doubes-Finals-Beach
and Wright won by default
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
CoNrEsT1NG FOR THE REMNANTS


Cincinnati July 3-Thc superior fielding oil tho brooA
II, nine enabled that team win its fifth game from tbs
Cnc,nna, club to-day Unusual interest is felt here In
these games and fully 5000 people were present at the
grounds Burdock played his first game with the Brook
vn nine Mcclellan, the old second Daseman going 10
right fell Tho score as follows;
G S1ssE,1m - 9 Q ! Q Q 10
Baschits-Cincinnati Q; Brooklyn. Z. Errors-Cincin'
natl, A; Brooklyn 9. Pitchers-Mulane and Carutheis
Umpire-Mr. McQuade.
St. Louis July 3.-The Athletic nns defcate1 the homc
club to-day after an exciting game. The errors oil the
~ Iouis niuo were costly The os follows:
a A,hl Hss,s - : 9 8 8 9 : Q 81
Baschits-Athletc IL St. Louis - Errors-Ath
lctic 10; St. Louis g. Pitchers-Weyhing and HUDSON
Umpre-Mr. Ga;fney.
kansas City July 3-The Cleveland nine defeated the
Kansas City team with to-day by the following score
G E9@sss city . . g 9 g Z Q SE5
observation-disclosures City, :; Cleveland o. Errors
Kansas City, 0; Cleveland O. Pitchers-fagah anu
Bakcly. Umpire-Mr Ferguson.
Scranton July 3-The Newark nine won game from
Scranton to-day ten-inning contest as follows
S Nsws5s " 8 9 2 I 9 o-io
observation-disclosures, 10: Scranton IA. Errors-Newark
8: Scranton, 5. Pltchers-Dooms and Lynch Umpire
Mr.. Pierce
wiIkesbarrc July 3.-The Jersey City nine defeated
the wkesbarre club to-day at follows:
ysTssy City 49,, 9 9 . 9 9 S S-s
Baschits-Jersey City IL wilkesbarre. s. Errors
Jersey City, 3; wilkesbarre. l. Pitchers-Pyle ana
Decry. Umpire-Mr. Holland.
At Elmira-Elmira IS; Bnshamton, g.
At Troy-Albany, z Troy, @.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
JAWREyCE n. JEROME rs ALL HIGHT

Friends of Lawrence X. Jerome who had been much
alarmed by reports that he was seriously III were
treasured yesterday by dispatch from Sharon, Con
nccticui, stating the authority Of Mrs. Jcpome
that he Is In good health having entirely recovered
from an attack OF blllousncss which came on while
he was I'm tho Adlrondacks about three wcehs ago
Mr. Jerome IS at present staying with his friend,
Mr. DUFFY. iu PENNSYLVANIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
KEENAN, WILL NOT RETURN JUST YET

60 far as could be asccrained last evening" there
is not the slightest foundation for the report published
Yesterday that John Kceran. Tho cxiicd " boodlcrr
he's come 10 this city TO testify IN tho Aqueduct invest
CATION which. II Is announced. VIII be resumed to-
morrow Those in a position TO speak author aiiyely
on the sub ,cct declare that the rlmOr 10 absurd
though they do not deny that Keenan, will probably
return before tho summer Is g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
EXILE KEENAN's CASE POSTPONED.

A hearing to be held yesterday before Judge Van
Hoesen, the Court OF Common Pleas, in the suit Of
Boodler' John Keenan,, in Canada, aagnst Heman
Clark Aqueduct contractor but the matter was adj
ourned the request OF Keenans counsel until next
Monday when the plaintiffs andavits in answer to
those presented by the defendant, will be read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

unknown. Tho loss Is estimated ct $4,000, partly
covered by insurance.
At the regular monthly meeting Of tho City cour-
ell of Elizabeth, on Monday night, check was ne
ccived from the Singer Manufacturing Company 'or
s2s 1852 IS, the amount OF their pack '@aes ~ :"
January 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY,

Burglars have begun their nightly raids IN Ccnrrai
Mount Vernon. Two robberies of private residences
were committed on Saturday night one on Sunday
night and one on Monday night