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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
ncruryTs lGIJyST THE ARCADE ROAD

meeting OF the Rapid Transit Committee OF the Real
Estate Exchange held yesterday afternoon Tor the
nurnoss OF hearing the arguments OF popefSowhere III
poadwav and against the proposed Underground
ra,,vsy under that thoi0ughfare Constant A. Andrews
..s,ae1 Melville C. Smith and z w Austin attended
% rensent the interests Of the Arcade Company and
r. Man appeared for John Jacob Astor the Lorillsrd
na Van Rensselaer, esseS o. B. Potter and other large
owners representing sssessaole properly 10 the
smount OF $50 0cO 900. Mr. Man maintained that the
char.r under which the Arcade Company proposed 10
hud WAS void on the ground that the scheme had been
in existence for the last twenty aud the company
had not even broken ground and he said that the pro
rnoers had controlled ak seven Legislatures In Al
bapy BY means OF large and expensive lobby which
h,s ,ogetber with the promoters swallowed NJ all the
sb.crbed capital OF the company lie referred to the
two suits pending before the General Term 10 shhu the
obsre, among the plaintiffs in which suits are the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. exJudge Henry Hilton
J. Aston the Lorllsrd estate and the Van Rensselaer,
eststs who had Joined them In consolidated suit he
sid that the property have proprietary interest
In the street and be protected He then oeShed
the engineering dicues be encountered IN building
the stucure and argued that tenants would De GNeh
OF Roadway which would result In an enormous oss 70
the landlords and the business people themselves
Orlando d Potter severely criticised the scheme ana
.xnainsd that from his experience In building along
Brosowsy road could possibly be Eep' rom oeihe
hooded In the upper parts Of that street NO n'eh'
CANT committed" IN his opinion would entertain soeh
sohame which quite imprsctcsble In the Judgment
NJ any sane person" Nj Potter. In reply 70 question:
said that he favored elevated cable road built on light
steel structure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
NETWORK EAST CONFERENCE.
roRr1E1p ANNUAL METH G-PREPARING FOR THE

FoRTIETH ANNUAL MEKTI\ G-PREPARiNG FUN ihS
TRIAL or THE REV. C. W. MILLER
MrppLErGwF. Conn, April tspeciaD-The fortieth
annual meeting Of the New-York East Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church began here to-uay
Bishop Cyrus D. Foss OF Minneapolis presiding
PRAYER was offered by the Rev DR. Albert s. Hunt OF
the American Bible Society Tho Lords supper was
then administered by Bishop Foss. assisted by Presdpg
Elders b. NJ. Adams, simmons W. H. WhdWen anu NJ
Cheney Bishop Foss then described the origin OF
Methodsm In England In 1929. under the leadership
of John and Charles wesley and gave an account OF the
bardships endured by himself during his early minis
terial career DR.. Daniel A. GoOdsell was reelected
SECRETARY by acclamaton, and the Revs d. o. Ferris
A. B. sanford and c. II. Buck were chosen assistants
The Revs Nathan Hubbell and c. B. Ford were CHOSEN
editors OF the conference minutes. The case OF inc
Raw Charles W. Mlllen the suspended pastor OF the
Washington Street Church, Brooklyn was tnen
brought before the conference by Presiding Elder
Adams committee Of fifteen was appointed by
Bishop Foss to try the accused consisting Of the ReVs
George Van Alstyne, Thomas L Poulson, Theo-
dore c. Beach George stlllman, Edward Bray,
Edward Warmer, Horace E Judd, George B. Dnsln-
belre ". arneI LlArk, ~lll am NIL John M a DS
hart BENJAMIN f. Reeve, James y. Munsoh' W li4m -.
Barton and Edwin A. Blake. DR.. John b. Ner".1
was appointed president of the committee. sauuei
Sisted Sv tho Rev. Richard Wheatlcy, Of the New,
York Conference, while the Rev. Joseph Pullman ano
Alexander Mclean appeared for the defence ,,,.
In the afternoon the anniversary of tho Women,s
Home Missionary socety - uelcOra.,a a. srs. Tsre
Pettngil Of Brooklyn, presiding. Addresses mere Sr
made 6y Mrs j. q May nard, Mrs. S. l. Beller, MIS-
~ ~ iacohs Mrs r T. Green and Mrs George r.
Reed Mrs Joseph X. knapp Of brooklyn conducted
the musical exercises. The conference sermon %t'
delivered In the evening by the Rev. Kandan j. Noeh
psstor of the DeKab Avenue Methodist Church.
Brooklyn , ,
PROVIDENCE, T. l., April 4.-The foityelghth ANNUAL
session of the New England Southern Conference O..
tho Metbodlst Episcopal Church. was opened at o
O'Clock this morning In Trinity Methodist Episcopai
Church Bishop NJ. Merrill presided ana ai h inc
sericn NJ the holy communion the business Of the con
ference was prococded with. The Rev " pensVn
was elected secretary the Rev N; Mle, sngrossns
car ses the REV Walter Ely, editorial secretary
the Rev George NJ. Hann. transportation seciy;ary
Yaies assistant staIIstcians. The Rev. G. L. Goodel
was pointed the chairman OF the a Sh
resolution plcdgng the conference to the mantle
nance OF bed In the Methodist Ep,scopsstt mo'p'A !"
Rrooklyn was referred to a specla committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
Dryyryo RUuORs ABOUT THE STAR"

Tho statement published yesterday that John K.
Mclean of Tho Cincinnati Enquirer had purchased
the stock recently held by Ex-Governor Dorshelmer III
The STAR" douied last evening In the most en-
nbatc terms by G. X Alderman the business manager
socretarv and treasurer Of The star Publishing Com
pany. There is not word Of truth In the report
Mr. Alderman declared. How absurd tho whole
story IS may DO judged from the fact that IL is not
even known whether Mr. Dorsheimer len Will or not
His affairs have not beer examined" Mr' Dors
bomer owned controlling interest In the concern
and was president OF the COMPANY E1 EA0 nc! Iii
missioner Andrews is vlce-Ire,dent These Two WIN
Mr. Alderman constituted the board OF tIusNe2 ina
n,araged the business Mr. DOrsheimers death leaves
Ms 5cEerman ana Mr.. Andrews in charee until me
next meeting Of the sochhoIders ss,,beemi sny
m.ferlaI change except to Increase the slah IN
mor about ex Mayor Oakley Hall coming oach 10 tang
abeurdlty.
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But there Il plan OF real ana sctusi L'is i" =.
that 10 better than all the others foi N
Guaranteed Life even with death sarins him 10 sne e~
We refer 70 that medical marvel Scotch oa~ hsson'~
80 simple 20 natural. reasonable, and yet 70 my
ously beneficial In some Of the grasest ana m0s' ~
diseased ..v.na
But Il is to Its power 10 prolons hfs ana "A
disease that We especially refer. For every pso on
has made TO walk every child it has saved nom
WILSON'S 10 on hand for every gloomy-see' .ss.ssa
has made happy and smiling, brighteyea ~ 80. A
and ear.headsd. IL has prevented th'asp "a II.
Brighps Disease Of the Kidneys con'a"'~"-
sanity. q. ,hs h.bs
.s S~ss s T' sas S.pp PIN hi. Scotch o.s
Esscnre fUr fresh frem che bosom u o'a I,ho,
/. has the pOwe, to give quick cas-, and pa,ns's s,s. %
avoid flooding. insure plenty OF nen MIA .' "a hand
ns 's sss ,hs han others TO chiaren's dss,sss
surely scotch oats Essence Is the oss' '''~
insurance and you don't have 70 dc WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
WANTING MIR. MARSH TO REMAIN
ANOTHER JUDGMENT ENTERED AGAINST MADAME
DIss DFBAY.


DIss DrBA1.
Luther r. Marsh was again in his place at the head
Of the New Parks Commissioners table yesterday and
usual his business shrewdness and legal knowledge
played an important part In forwarding the transac
ton Of the work In hand. Although the Corporation
Counsel has the of Mr. Marsh and the propriety
of allowing him to retain his po ition "in advise
mentn there does to be disposition on the
part Of the property interested to insist on Mr.
Msrsh's removal On the contrary, Tribune re-
porter gathered from conversation with some of their
legal representatives, tina they would much prefer to
have the commission finish It's work without change
in It's membership Mr.. Marshs colleagues are also
oppose u to any disturbance Of existing conditions IN
the commission ,. -,
Madame Diss Debar probably spent qdeter day
yesterday than she has enjoyed for week, as INC
mniops OF the pres Are now letting her severely
alone She will blossom on again on Sunday, how
ever IS q criticiser Of tn" Oh Stian churches. her
supporters firmly believe thai there viii be good
many sacred edfce> to let, furnished, ana g9Do
mary ministers tramp or learning ghospalhtihg
next week. .s a.,
the County Clerks Office against Edith l. Diss Dsoar
in favor OF Charles Il. Kelner u was ootained III
the Sixth District Court June 90, 1858
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
METHODISTS IN COUNCIL.
CLOSE OF THE HoBoKEN CONFERENCE
SOME OF THE APPOINTMENTS MADE-ANNUAL RE-
poRT OF THE BODY.

SOME OF THE APPOINTMENTS MADb-ANNoAL NE
PoRr OF THE BODY.
Tho session OF the Newark Methodist Episcopal Con-
trcnce in the First Methodist Episcopal Church., Ho-
boken was brought to close yesterday. Inc hoV'
John A Cuterdge. statistical secretary, prcsentea '
annual report. There arc 271 churches ID the coi'r
ence with membership Of $500 and 1854 on prooa
ton. The value OF the church property Is S2"2o'oo'
and the amount contributed for missionary purposes
audnp the year was s35.371. The Education society
pr,sented report condcmnng the practice OF giving
STATE aid TO scctariap institutions. Several committees
were named and then the Bishop announced the ~
pointments Among them were
Jersey City Disrict-Dr ID. r. LowDo, pres'u'hs
elder AIlcndale: n. ". Clark, EnglcwOod' hoooheh
q r Barnes jersey City-Centenary, u W. oni'N
Emory, j. NJ Mecker: Grace. e c. Dufcher' heod'hs'
W c. snodgrass James, J. A. Kingsoury Lhayo'.o'
J. W. Johnson; Linden Avenue, ". K kefer' pansauo
]. b. Taylor; 81. Psuls, D. Hallbron; simpson W.
Eekens: Trinity, J. Montgomery; West sdo Avenue
J. Weston
Paterson Misunderstanding Elder, Samuel p Ham
rond. paterson-Cross-st, p. G. Blight; Emoury'
Henry Simpson; Grace, J. W. Marshall; MarRe'-s|'
r W, purr Paterson ave. Thomas Hall Prospects@'
rIin s,h D,strict-Presiding Elder A. l. Brfco
r,, Eaza EN- [. R. Dunn PARK Church. r.
r sayin ST. James and Linden Mission, L. &; Mnnet
Rahway--Frst church. K f. nayes secono 0nui'N'
Newark Misunderstanding Elder, s. Van rs Zen
schoien East orange.Calvary IL spenmTTyeFr anRlin
P PsT1ss S se%aSEcene"ary Hoasand
Central r C. Iglehart City Mission j. II. kooeTvN1 tt
pashlc Memorial j. L. MSrGT Rass, KrantS
Frankn-st, ". H. Ruth: Halsey j. ATKINSON LIE ro;s-
vile r. Van Horn ST. Johns j. Cooperr n ~ MarSef
st. 81 M j GOWNS srawbridge, A. H Bellies trinity
william Day union;st, 4 Craig; NoT,'e Mason st.
Iobn,s william NJ. Webb
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,ur ,orrnrCr RotPD WANTS VIEW BIDS.

The Aqueduct Cor m ssloners, IN accordance wi b
the advice Of the Corporation Counsel yesterday re-
jected oil the bids for he pipe lines be woen One
hundr dand-thrty -ht st and the Central PARK res
ervolr received February %, because no pu lc hear
ing In regard thereto had been given In the counseis
opinion the Boards failure TO give the notice OF such
hearing as required by law is SERIOUS omission"
He therefore advises iha The proceedings RIA We 20
IN contryoi he begun sgsin. The commissioners
PASSED esouton unanimous yots reIecth ~ az az
he'd April ii be made ~ advertiser en- 10 The rHs
TKIBuNt "1he star" and "The city Heoo, a.; ms
acion Of The Board d. poses of he bid OF WI lam f.
peane which was some &c., 900 less than o'Bren u
Clark,R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
MORE WARDENS AND VEsTRYMEY CHOSEN
The following additional wardens and vesrymen have

The following additional wardens and vestrymen have
been chosen:
Heavenly Rest-wsrdens: e. Leroy Ferry Dr. D.
Humphreys; vestrymen: James Price. David H. Decker
John H. Glover David Charles Leech. Arson Pheipe
stokea Richard Brown, c. DeKay Townsend and Dr.
John c. Jay IT,. clerk Of the vestry
ST. Ignatius-wardens; H. Sylvester boswor'n, 'onn
W. Emerson; vestrymen: Charles r. zabriskie' Nelson
Milleri Dr. Charles L. Browne, j. Fisher Reese. Rich
ard W. wilmington, A. Q. E. Hawthorne. Benjamin LII
lard. Edward Murens
St John the Evangelst-wartens: Hamilton r
s.arlea Robert Lawson vestrymen: N. r. Schureman.
p,ch,ra 6 Jones sidney r. Slater, william stoneback.
Joseph e. Miller william Livingston, william II.
Lowndes, John Singleton. -
relieved Observation-Disclosures: Richard @ Greene. WILL
lam Arnold; vestrymen Charles N Lee Fefdinana ..
Futz Winfield pcilon, James W. Raynor, william Edgn
Reyes Lyman DcnisOn. DR.. Henry w. Ahan' Edward |"
Atwood z.,
81 J.mes-wardens: Thomas Rutter. walter shrivefi
yestrymen James Grant Wilson, Tnomas r. roNi'Is
Charles " Clark Robert NJ. Donaldson, william H. Dun
George A. Frlnk. Rufus B. Cowng Frederick D. Ssn%
bury. ,. r,..,
Charles f. Alvoord; vestrymen; EDWARD kehonc|
Charles N. Crttenton Frederick A. BACK .'nn Ss ~
SEN George wuppermann. EDWARD Iowhseno ""'S'' W.
Smith, Alexander Wilson.
All Angels'-wardens; William q "unnenoerH
David NJ. Holmes; vestrymen: Robert a. Li'inssV0't
Charles F. Holman. J. Van Vechten olco.n ano "..
Dcmond. Z. Renel Smith, Tnomas S'oii- W. w.
gan L. Latin kellogg ,,,,,
St. Matthew's-Wardens; Charles ~ lveA "ien.e'
w Iarenden: yestrymen: william II. Chapman OisN
enee L. Westcott Dr. George w. Leonard Gavin W.
oryis F. G. Browne #. A. Stevens Charles Edgar Mia
George G. CONN.
ST. Paups-wardens; J. c. Cunningham, Dr. . "a
/ Comfort; vestrymen: A. R. Searles Z. L" n Ssftn
+. F. sawardL J. g. Brinkerhof, o. w. boyoen' 'r'
B. r. Guion. @. r. Bradbury, s. g. Randall.
All Saints, neutrality-suspicious.: Arthur ninehi'
Henry S. Lansdel; vestrymen; Thomas A. BOND
Christian f. Hagan, Christopher II. wabran, william IL
Chappel Thomas Walden. william H. MARSHALL EDWIN
b. Mock. Alexander J. A. Csllaghsn.
st. Georges Brooklyn-wardens; Samuel orcnaro.
Stephen Cleveland vestrymen Ferdinand sloat samuei
H. Davis Thomas S. Glover. william j. sayera fo"su
c. Cockey N. W. Josselyn, William A. JOY Charles ~
Wells.
Atonement neutrality-suspicious. Thomas A. Preston
Ralph A. tanning; yestrymen Samuel BrookA 9onh
Thorbborron, Joseph GsIdsm, Theodore Roes'ef wmia
Ross Charles Fink william Hamilton and Charies d. pA-
St. Philips neutrality-suspicious.: Phiiip A. WINS
william IL. Anthony; vestrymen: Charles u. bo"ser'
James W. Mars william II. Smith Theodore H. Dup'essA
Hiram F. Thomas Joseph T. Lee, Jerome L. reoefso''
James r. BraXton
St. Mary's neutrality-suspicious.: william H. rars'
Theodore D. Hudson; vestrymen: william H. Man.
James Davidson J. Woolsey Shepard, Martin Joos. :.
Sherlock Davis. James G. Staples James smith, chs"
w. Riker.
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TO INVEsTYG ATE SOME CRAVE CHIRGES
ALLEGED MIsMANAGEMENT AT THE NEw-JERsEf
STATE INsA Asylum.


Joint committee OF three Senators and five Rep
resenatives OF the New jersey Legislature, OF which
Senator Griggs, Of Paterson, is chairman will begin
TO- morrow an investigation Of the management OF the
New.Jersey State Asylum for the Insane at MOTIFS
town The Investigation Is the result OF charges made
last fall by Dr. ". l. Russell who had been for three
years a member Of the medical staff there he re-
signed his position October l, and soon after wrote
letter to The American Journal Of Insanity max
Ing serious charges against tho management OF Tho
kitchen OF tho asylum.
He charged that the meats were always OF poor
quality, frequently putrld. and generally Improperly
prepared: that the -four Uf poor quality, and
worms were often found In tho broad the supply OF
milk not large enough to carry out the orders
Of the physicians and the butter and eggs were hoo
ct to be used The laundry was also badly msman-
aged IL being often impossible to get blankets enough
to the patients, because they had not been re-
turned TO the wards. The trouble was attributed by
DIR. Russell to the change which was made in the hos
pltal government three years ago. At that time the
medlca and business departments were separated
by legislative enactment and an Independent hcaa
placed over each. OF the medical stan OF I'VE phy.
the medical director Dr. e bC0tS %sO w mas
has been connected with the hospital more than Few
During tho last three years seven physicians have
resigned their positions because they were dissatisfied
nth the age t 0i ,Ss Which Ssr Shorts
were nuillhed by the gross mlsma,nasement, OF the
ansrss, made nss' BY B Rs, Hne In
the medical director made similar charges against the
warden % the board 81 6 ana bssrs
the statements OF the medical director and OF the
the Sa s4 THE SsousS s
state, with the result that an investigation was or
The committee will meet at Morristown to summon
witnesses and gather evidence and WIN then PROB
ably continue the investigation at Newark or some
nnFa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
np r,rr.yy RE1URvs TO Ygw.YoRK.

Tho Rev DIR. o. II. Tiffany returns 70 his Old home
in this CITY this week after two years service In the
Spring Garden Church OF Philadelphia His New
York charges have been at ST. Paups Church, In
Fourth. ave, and In the new Madison Avenue Church
The pastora,e to which he ha just been assigned at
the New. York conference al Newburg Is that OF St.
James's Church, Madison-sve and One hundred ana
twenty slxthst The official toard OF the church weio
unanin Gus In urging hi Apo ntment- DT Ilhany
will enter unon MS new duties next Sunday. 1ho
amount Of his salary is not yet fixed but his predeces
the parsonage. Aicong the wcll-known members o.,
the church j. NJ Deveag pre.den, oil ths posrd
Of trustees and president OF the MI Motifs NatOnai
HsnE Jesse c. KEYS, Assistant Corporation Couhsel
Dean, r. S Anderson, l. II. Rogers, ID. Z. Weeks anu
I Cnnnror
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
una, Constitute. IA amiiy Mediciuss

rrenarstion which adapted 10 tho relief and care Of
u.nts 10 WHOM members OF househsd are most subject
be 10 no, only alleged TO do ,niA Su' has ''ns and
.usiy proved It's ability TO 10 IT, ssare"' deserves
me title Of reliable Family Medicine Am'ns
,so.rasous which experience aud the SANCTION A' msd
.o..on indicate deserving Of popular fsssrh and
4. Ho.ts,tsrs stomach Bitters medicine
5000 ~ ,as eradication OF dg,psp,A constipation and
the three mo.ttrsqusnty occurring ailments that
... osr,ysd from a botanic parenisze. II 10 EN-
senr a. we'll as pure and wholesome. '''''''
e. AMI in ,ct,vity OF kidneys and countsrac'sa
s... a. ,nsuma,,sm For renewing tagging strehxtn
,a lausrtps appetite be implicitly relied npoa He'e'
- -. ,ssnuausm ana debility rsmsdisd hy IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
ror ro Rr sAHEp BY 1--WE EXCUSES


,,,.,.n e,vIan OF the CburchsI squad was tried at
,,adoua,,ers recently tor being drunk on Wsshngtons
p,rthday and excused himself by swearing that he DENT
~ oos loo much LIQUOR the christening Of his ehd
lie produced cerHcse that the child bal bee" chr eneo
on February % order to support hs statement Inc
on -. ras s,gned BY A Roman Catholic priest Boyian
on trial again yesterday and the priest testified that
,be child was chrstened on February a. He admitted
that he left the date OF the christening blank at BoylAn'
,eoue,t when Boylan got the certificate. Boylan ws
obliged 10 admit he had tried 10 deceive the Poee
.,,.s,o,.rs but said his wife had allied the date
- ..,,Inc,,e n, has bad record policeman and
~ viii probably bc dismissed from the force at al early
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
rrorrCr AGAINST CIVIL SERVICE ABUSES.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WEDNESDAY, ApflI H. Iooo'
$500 ,,r~r nvDYcAI DIRECTOR The President
o.. ,.,,.,a the emmi sson Of Medical Director John NJ
p,oxn. a. survcyord:eneIsi Of the Navy vice Medcai
director Gunneli and he will tomorrow assume 'ne
ou,,., Of Chief OF the Of Medicine and surgery
Navy Department ..,.
IL, m. ,npropristoa for the once Of the Supervising
Archtec, Of the Treasury Secretary Fsrch1 has Or
cared general reduction averaging about per cent IN
the salaries Of the clerks and employees of that oce for
tho remainder OF this fiscal year This order viii cause
reduction Of about $500. or 0 little over $1,000
month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
,vo.SrgR ORDERED TO TAYGIERs

The long voyage Of the United states steamer Lanea.
-, tn Mon,eyideo 70 Gibraltar excites much Interest
soono ,hs on,eers at tho Navy Yard She ssned from
Mon,evtaeo on January 1S and was expected TO reach
Glbraar about March 90 As she has only three months
provisions on aboard must arrive at some port soon
or else some one will go hungry Orders have been
TO Gibraltar for her to proceed 70 4nts "."'u'
nelsv s,ho,oh T. was hoped that the presence OF the
Enterprise and the ounnebaug would be sufficient to
convince the sultan Of Morocco that the United States
IA entitled 70 tank As q naval power. When the three
vesselss that constitute the European sauaofoh-afVe
al Tsngiers there will be naval reN.e" "1 ''' p''"
tiee 10 please, II 10 pacify, the suiuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
TITLED STRANGERS IN EEw.YORK.

The Ministers at Washington of Sweden. France ana
Turkey and the Charge Arares OF the German Legation
are In the city The Count ard Countess de HeutsfsN
orc at the Clarendon NJ Theodore Rousan Is registered
ut the Brevoor and Msvroyeni Bey and the Baron Won
Zedtwitz are at the Abemafe. The retiring Sweaisn
Minister and his wife, both Of whom were popular Ia
diplomatic circles Washington will sail for Europe
saturday and the others come on TO witness t"
narture garon Zedtwitz and NJ Roustan Will return 10
washington on Saturday afternoon. while Mavroyehi D'S
Intends IN snend week or so Of leisure In New'Yorh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
, vrryp.y WRITING EloHsFs BIRTHDAY.

oliver b. Goldsmith. q veteran penmsn OF snis Guy,
celebrated his seventy birthday at his hoe NO io'
West Fourteenth.st, yesterday Fifty years ago mt.
Goldsmith was known best penman In the ciy sna
Ne r,,,no 4, without tremor Among the pupils who
attended Mr. Goldsmlths school when IL was one OF '
hest in the city were Elliott shepard Cornelius Ssna'
bilt Theodore Moss and 8. s. Packard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
yn ,yr ury EyCOURAGED

Coroner Levy reports that the Grand Army Committee
OF which he Is the chairman an "hi wen. Aio4Ay
on Mona,v 70 urge overnot m 70 sign the saxton blu
Wa veil received by The Governor who listened atten.
lively 70 The Arguments advanced In favor Of the bill
Assistant Corporation Counsel Scott appeared on the
other de Tor the Mayor and the heads oil departments
OF New-York The Coroner said yesterday That he
thought that II slight modihe~hona "eio HAae
the Governor would sign the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
TUE TITO. SOLDIERS MOyUMEyE

Beenning April 10. and continuing for ten DAYS tho
ladies' Monument, Association OF Utica N T., WIZ noia
Grand fair and bazaar for benefit Of the Monument
- a, which useful and ornamental articles Of ell
descriptions will be offered for SALE
1. proposed 10 devote one booth 70 contributions
fror former residents OF Utica, TO be known a. ins
oa Residents Booth and those In charge VIII De pessoo
reiye from ANY who remembers tios ss shoaA
a bome any articles suitable for sale on sucn an
tre. desirinp 10 aid this way, and 70 insure eno
s,eciion OF line monument TO the departed n.r'eA n
send their contributions 10 Mrs Henry EoocfS' Nnn'H
place Utica, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
,ooryyo For HER sON.Tv.LAw

The woman who, Tuesday vainly tried 10 nave
IN. records In the Health DEPARTMENT 'eaTenea Id olu.'
....,aIp ~ her runaway daughter had been married.
,,prned 20 ssnltaiy Hesdqusr"rs yesterday and said
chat the suspected husband Of the girl was Henry o. fo'o
The records we're searched but there was no record OF
such o marriage II was said that the girs name was
not Daisy Joyce. reported on Tuesday out
D,dier The woman said she thought Ford "as oepuV
.h.rin. She was advised to zee Inspector Byrnes