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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
RROOEIIN.

South Brooklyn has small sensation that attracts
a good many visitors. several weeks ago ). stanton
the sexton Of saint Peters Roman Catholic Church. al
Hicks and Warren SIS, discovered bubbng OF water
I'm the front grounds Of the church about twenty cct
from the street. The first impression was lhat IL
was an escape from burstcd Ridecwood pipe, but us
situation and rcmotcness from such possibility ed
10 close investigation, and experts have prOhoucou
il TO be a genuine spring OF pure wafer
John Wallace a hardware merchant, Of the firm OF
Spcnccr a Wallace, al No. 800 Myrtc-avc., has been
missing from his home since Wednesday lie ioii
his partner and his sister that day that he was going
fishing. About four months ago he and his WHO
parted but she visited him wech ago yesterday lie
seemed depressed after her departure. Nhch nc
went away he had about $3.50. When the Union ETC
yatcd Road was building in Myrtlc-avc., MI W alacc
was active in his opposition to H. No reason for his
disappearance is known. His friends think he must
have committed suicide
The members of the Hanson Place Methodist Epls-
copal Church, who spent independence Day at Mar
thas Vineyard. returned home yesterday.
=, slt for absolute divorce has been begun by Mrs.
Christina BlomstcrgIcn against Franz l. Bomsicr-
crcn who IS living with one Matilda Beneston III
Ncw-York. The plaintiff tried TO get divorce In
sweden in 1855, but inc court hciu 'ha' II hau "o
Jurisdiction.
\ suit for limited divorce has been begun by Mrs.
Lillian Van opstal against John Van opsial, wnom
she charges with failure to support her and abandon
mcnt The case will be tried speedily.
Permits for forty-fou new buildings, to cost
$4,000, granted last week.
The policy of the Park Commissioners In considering
the sites of the small parks provided for by The
recent act Legislature is condemned as unwlsc anu
unfair to the people most Interested IL Is desired 10
have parks in the Twenty fifth, Twcnty-sAth seven
tcenth and Eighteenth Wards
There Will be three delegates from each OF the six
Republican clubs In Brooklyn at the state Convcn-
tion Of Republican Clubs In saratoga on wednesday
next.
II IS expected that the Aldermen Will consider Tho
question of providing additional water supply To-
morrow.
General b. F. Tracy left the city yesterday for his
country seat Owcgo, y. \.
Under authority granted by the Aldermen the Bridge
trustees Will widen Westinghouse, between High and
Concord s,s ten feet and the sidewalk VIII 10 under
the car platform Of the Bridge, the curb Inc OF the
roadway being upon the present house line. \ sim
liar change was made between High and sands SIS
last year.
The Rev Dr.. AlmOn CunnisOn, OF All saints Cnlver
sells Church. has gone away on his vacation without
deciding whether to accept the position of president O
St Lawrence University recently rendered 10 him. The
members OF his church are anxious TO keep Dr. Gun
nlson In Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
ART STUDENTS OFF FOE TIE SUMNER

The Art Students League closed It's thirteenth season
last month There have been thirty.two States repre-
s,ntcd this year among those attending its nineteen
classes besides representatives from Canada ami Japan
Most these have returned to their homes or its In
structors W. NJ. Chase will probably go Spain this
summer; Kenyon Cox viii spend the Wooster
Ohio; George DcFoIes Brush has started for Pierre
yilc Quebec Il. T. Ftz has organized class at sara.
,oga and Round Lake. under the National summer
Schools aud many OF those who have studied under
at the League during the winter will DO under his
sruction there. H. 5. Mowbray has Just been married
and Is making he customary bridal tour. H. A. Levy
started for Europe May % George I. Brewster. the
sculptor will be detained In the city by important
missions all summer. Walter shraw will spend the
summer, as usual on the Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
JERSEY CITY.

The Park Commissioners appointed under an act
OF the last Legislature select sites for parks In iud
son County have received number OF offers. The
prices range from $500 TO $1,000 an acre.
The Finance Committee of the Board OF Freeholders
has estimated the expenses of the Board for the coming
year at 1868 200 increase of Sl5 OCO over the ap-
preparation for the current year.
Charles EnderackS, who was shot by Carl Norman
haus on Friday night slightly better yesterday,
and the physicians at the hospital think that he may
recover.
Nearly all the cattle inspectors in Hudson County,
who were dismissed about month ago because the
appropriation for the support Of the National Bureau
of Animal Industry had short, have been rein
stated. and will work industrlousy from now until
election day at the expense OF the Government for the
success of the Democratic candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
NEWSFROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW JERSEY.

James Norris an old man. living in the suburbs OF
Now Brunswick. y. j., lost $500 yesterday by Inc
bunco game 1t was worked by two sharpcrS from
Ncw-York Tlcy rented a room In schureman-st''
representing themselves as archltectF Inc game was
worked in the old way-drawing cards.
Annie Muller the housckeeper Of Charles H. King
of IIobokcn with whom she IS alleged TO have eoped'
was arrested I'm Chicago by Detective stanton ana Is
now in the Hudson County Jail.
Yesterday the citizens Of Kearney, Hudson County,
had a celebration in honor Of the Introduction OF
water into the township AMI the organization OF a
fire brigade.
Charles sedcr exMayor of Jersey City, and family,
of Morristown are spending the summer at Chad
wick Ocean County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
INF WILD WEST 4 CENTRE OF GREAT INTEREST

Two the happ.cs men IN this neshborhood are Bur
lo Bill and his partner Nate salisbury The success OF
their Wild West at Erastina, Island, since their
return from their triumphant abroad Is pronounced
and the receipts thu, far have averaged nearly third
larger than when they exhibited the place two
years ago. fleet Of steamboats, carries thousands every
afternoon and evening from this city Brooklyn and New
Jersey and flom towns situated at distance. Buf
alo Bill himself is OF a hero in the eyes OF the pub
lie than ever hundreds Of people congregae in front
Of his tent every day before the performance begins to
view great his Since he has been chosen
White Chief Of the Pawncc tribe OF Indians. he is looked
at with more interest than lie WILL after tn
present prosperous ends visit his tribe Of Pawnees
and advise with them regarding several matters OF i'm
portancc to their future.
The young buffalo Of the wild West camp attract
great attention from the visitors The Indians viii en-
Joy another dog feast tonight and will partakc Of the
canine diet TO their hearts content.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
LITTLE DANGER OF A sou rHEHN WAR
LUuoEs THAT a POOLING AEEANGMTNr l. BENG
FOENrD.

II was rumorrd IN WILL street ag.iH y's cFra tai
close alliance hal made By tn pinoipal southern
railroads anl john H. Inman. lro. dent OF The iHcE-
mord and West Point Tom nal Ea.lvay C. MI any
was reported 10 be authority for The statement II
has been for some time subject of dscGss.on amon-
southern IA lroal officers whether pos linz agreement
could not be- mad, for tn control OF rate, ana mo
distribution OF ta.lic. II wa not intended to MAKE
any exchange Of securities. but q con raj toHm'tcc
I'm which the different lines - lc represented on
ccr;aln terms to have the cairc charge OF rates
and traIic The negotiations If the discussion can be
drnifcl by that term. have not been concluded ana
it (, considered doubtful in some quarters whether
they ever VII he
President Gcoryc s Scott. of the Richmond and
Danvc. said Yesterday that nothing had been accom-
plishcI Calvin Bricc. president of the East
Tennessee. positive that the negotiations hal not
reached point where could be said that they would
finally be successful " ! do not think anything vii
lie done al present. h added but am confident that
There will rot be any .crouS differences over rates
among thr southern frnK lines. Inc interests have
become 80 iuicr.a ed that rate war l. piartcay
In. Do. : bic The dscJss On has had al least this
good effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
10 HELP room MOTHERS AND sIcK D4BlrS

ST. Johns Gull Acknowledges the rcccip; OF the fol-
lowing contributions T. (. scgun, NJ. d.. $50; Messrs
satorlus Co.. s25 ST Johns Church Clifton. staten
Island through +. J. Darrell, So the Rev. hcny A.
bows s5 friend OF the litlle II w 7. Wills
Co. -. Messrs Aimlial Co.. $50 amount collected
az the fair Of the ii. W" Society, by Miss Grant
Franklin PENN sl2 80 pupils Of tho Indian Industrial
School Geneva. Neb., for " Puck Readers Crib at
Sea Side Hospital. 81 lo; total 70 date. i4Gi 81.
The active summer work at the Floating" ana Sea
SIDE hospitals vii begin tomorrow Large eApendi'
lures have been develop the Of this charity
and increased lberay from the public Is asked for to
conduct and sustain this needed seasonable lfesavng
service Contributions may be lent 10 the treasurer
Charles SehwacOfer St Johns Guild No. Il University
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
TIE VIEW FISH CONFUSION Err.

Henry Burden, Of Troy appointed Commissioner
Of Fisheries in place Robert D. Roosevelt by Governor
HI on Friday MI Burden has long been known an
active promoter Of FISH and protection lie has often
helped Fish their work and Is ex
peccd to prove valuable member AZ the meeting OF the
Board held mined atey after the appointments Eugene g.
ackfori elected president OF the Commission Com
mssioners Sherman, Bowman. Jolinc aud Burden wer,
present The following persons appointed to be fish
game protectors under the law recently passed by the
Legislature: Matthew Kennedy. Francis Wood, Frederick
F. Drew John Sheridan, c. Armstrong. George Meyer,
wlllet Kidd Thomas Bradley, Henry C. Carr George NJ.
Schwartz and Peter X. Leonard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


The Wagner Car Company Is extending It's opera
tons every direction new line Of sleeping ears Will
be established tomorrow between Ncw-York and Ottawa.
the capital Dominion OF Cana Ia The sleeping car
will be attached the Montreal Express leaving the
Grand station Of the NcwYork Cenal and Hudson
River Railroad at 80 p N. daily except sunday ana
arrive at Ottawa IL 80 the morning. Returning
the car will leave Ottawa by the Canada and Atlantic
Railroad 20 p. and arrive at the Grand Central
Depot the next morning at o'clock.
on account Of the decision Of Judges Gresham and
Boiget in United States Circuit Court at Chicago
dissolying tho preliminary injunction obtained by the
Pullman Palace Car Company against the Wagner Palace
Car Company the latter company will now proceed TO
cquip all fast cNrcss trains the Newlork Central
and the Vanderbilt system with ycstbuled drawing room
sleeping and dining During the litigation the Nesti-
bucd service on the Vanderbilt lines has not been inter
fered With and It is now intention to increase and
perfect that service.
Railway resorts elsewhere commanding
as Dis summer travel proporonltey as Coney lssnd
does At the East Ontario Bcach Is a Place north oil
Rochester the lake which i pleasure resort male by
the retaining OF waste land by the Ncw-iofk Central
Raroai on Independence Day the Charlotte Branch OF
that road leading Beach, carried the big total
Of a. O2l passengers
Guilty in frgh the Eastern Trunk lines and
the Fort road by arbitration has been watched with
considerable BY shippers and railroads Of the
West Many were Of the opinion that the Fort Worth
managers would accept rates announced by Com
missioner Waldo days and that the result would
be a long and bitter freight between these lines
General Manager Meek Pan Handle who has been
East for returned home late last evening, and
In an interview to-day, said While our people are by
no means satisfied the schedule. viii quite likely
adhere TO the waldo rates We not In a condition To
make or continue the night We line. and can
not light l have had own way on commodities, and
think rates will adjust themselves TO meet the situation
We have q million dollars ia interest to meet fight
would hurt Denver and materially arec, all Of the line
between the Atlantic and the Pacific"
Chicago July The Chicago. ST. Louis Kansas City
and Galveston hallway Company Is the name under which
articles Of Incorporation have been nled al springfield
Tho incorporaors are all Chicago with Francis T.
ulnekey al their head II Is proposed 70 construct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08

line from Chicago to point in Pike County on the Mis-
slssippl River oppos' Hannibal Mo- ana 70 quincy
ILL., parallel to the Chicago Burlington and Quincy.
Little Rock Ark. July 7.-Artcle> Of association have
been filed with the Secretary Of state by the Memphis
Little Rock and Indian Territory Railroad Company The
road runs from this place to Hot Springs thence west
through tho counties OF Garland. Montgomery Pike POLK
IIorari and SAVER TO Indian Territory. The capital
stock Is 50 400 The directors are BENJAMIN T. orr
and Gustave A. J. Miller, New-York f. f. Smith James
Farau and ]. Sumper. The length OF the roaI Is TO
be- BIO mles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
BEEF AND CATTLE RATES REDUCED.

Chicago dSI chcs yesterday announced what had
been generally expected, another reduction I'm d csscd
beef and cattle rates. As the rates approach the
vanishing point the size OF the GUS is proro.orec.y
reduced. Yesterdays reduction was cents per leo
pounds on dressed beef making the rate - IL, and
| cent on cattle making the tariff 1-o cents. There
seems To be no present prospect OF check In the
declining tendency. Railway men conccdc the chance
of 10 cents for dressed bocf this week. but the feeling
IS that the sooner bed rock Is reached The sooner
through sheer exhaustion must the end and secure
return TO the managers and the rest. Terrific the
slaughter of rates seems TO b. on paper, only a
moderate volume OF this kind Of traffic Is
moving so that the actual loss is comparative small
Traffic Manager b. A. Hcgcman, of the Lackaw anna,
said yesterday:
money in the present rates on dressed beer
and live stock, Tut accept them billed to US ana
accept the general situation It Is. This is war
against dccntials except possibly in the case Of Grand
Trunk to which all roads agree dlGernal should be
allowed
The Commissioners had right TO give Eric differ
entail on dressed Other roads with even more claim
for a diIercntia denied These roads are now
insisting that Erie get benefit from its dHerentla
and mean To carry this Of point where weak
roads must their weakness and allow the strong
dictate what is best for the interests Of all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
VIII TIE WIRES EYER CONE powyi

Referring the expected legal proceedings by the city
against the United Illuminating electric ghp
Company compel that corporation to U.s. the subways
and poles from the streets Cor
poaton Counsel said yesterday that he expected
to ready to begin operations tomorrow. The issuing
Of the required process had been delayed because OF the
absence OF the adav,s OF Commissioners Hess and Moss
Of the Board OF Electrical Control ThcS; officials had
shown hesitation coming forward with their sworn
statements which necessary the outset but Mr.
Beekman expected TO have them Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
WESTCUEsTER COUNTY.

Thirteen young people OF Mount Vernon Will have
reason to be supcstitious in regard TO the number
and TO pleasure seeking Friday In the future. They
went on a picnic 10 Echo Bay on Friday, and took
sail. They had several lttlo mlshapS but the most
serious getting bccalmod In the sound and
being obliged 10 paddle their boat To the shore by
small oar 1t late when they touched the beach,
and midnight before they reached home.
The building committee of ST. Peters Episcopal
Church Porchcster have been authorized to make
a contract for enlargng the foundation of the new
house of worship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
RAPID AND EFFICIENT POSTAL SERVICE.

TrOin Tho IiaTUUTU IUSt
The facility with which the postal service docs the
wrong thing is Illustrated by the fact that " Tho
Possr NcwYork state exchanges turns up on the table
several days late win the stamp misscnt Ia snsIcn-
sion BRIDGE upon the wrapper. We submit that a
pos al clerk who knows distinction between Hart
ford Conn., plainly printed and suspension Bridge,
y " which doesn't appear part OF the direc lions
al all IS 1T subject for a civil service examination
on the geography Of a United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
THE SAD AQUEDUCT MIDDLE
E. V. LOEw DEFINES lis POSITION.

WHAT HE DID WAS DONE ACCORDING TO TIL
ADVICE OF THE CORPORATION COUNSEL
Ex-Controllcr Edward v Locw, who is spending
the summer at his country seat in Ioekland County,
vas In town Friday. Being questioned In rcsa'"
TO the testimony OF Judges Lacombc and ohi1ch oc-
fore the Senate Investigating Committee, 'ha' nearly
$500 900 Of the city's funds had been pad 10 inc
contractors on extra tunnel excavations, MI Loew
replied:
These things were all Maid by authorized certificates
Ne have a number Of opinions from Corporation 'ounsc
Laconbc and his TO the erect that inc
Committee behind ccrdncatcS oil hat Nina ucSS
they can prove fraud Where they give certmcaes IKE
those We are bound 10 honor them. was the mrs. 10
the runors had been going about 10 the
eject that the contractors were being paid larger sums
han they were entitled raised the question ~ y"
whether that was proper construction TO put upon inc
sxta payments and brought II up before Judge spencer
General Newton and Commissioner Barnes Ihis com
n.ttee met with Corporation Counsel oBrien ana my s
l claimed that that cross section a was INC H.
mum limiting line, beyond which they could not Ho III"
did not agree with me- They claimed that
A certain part that work was filled with iuon'' masonry
claimed that IL absolutely necessary ha' "hch VI"
work was done by the authority Of the engineer inc 'o
tractors should be paid. =,
Iuocc a. Brcn then Corporation Counsel said; IL Is
absolutely necessary that should have some typica
cross section line TO go by for whatever inc e"S
contractors claimed, would be coinpeiou 70 pay 80 "
his suggestion the engineers were requeston 10 H"O q
,vncal cross section and under the advice oil the Oo
marathon Counsel resolution was adopted defining '' W
bo praccal contract That was 10 be the hni'ihS NM
As the CORPORATION Counsel put It 10 me- we VIII succeed
- Isl On cctnr the commissioners and engineers down to
some definite point beyond which they cannot 60 Even
II the contractors accept this 1t VIII DC S'''
tnc 40 rho city, That was his object. He then al
iea mo 10 GO on and pay II the contractors
sd NO, accent this which they did not the city wou''
have enough money the 10 cent under Inc terms
Of the contract to make itself good on the final payment
the matter came in dispute between the contractors anu W
commits sioners. ..,,,o,
An these were authorized payments regularly auditor
and certified nv tho comm. >soners and engineers ~"
record, of the Controllers Office viii show that the cor
pora:ion Counsel has always advised tha' we '"o'
s,a ,hcse .avmcnts l had the Corporation Counsel ;
or,nion IN co on paving amounts. The con
ana oncluecrs all held that this work was necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
NE w.soyIYA COMMON CARRIER.

Michael Noonan. OF No SIS Great Jonesst was ar
,aent AZ Jefferson Market yesterday for selling
pool ticket IS the Monmouth Park races 70 oneer
whisDcIl at the Monmouth Park races Tho prisoners
counsel offered plea Of not guilty and produced con-
tract signed William whpple." authorizing Noonan 70
put the Is on Inspector and 10 accept less ODDS
than 10 TO The prisoner counsel further maintained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08

Adjutant jay Warner the son OF the veteran OF
1910 p,oniset Justice German Jefferson Market Court
YESTERDAY that he give his wife, Sarah Warner -
allmony week She caused hts arrest about three
weeks ago abandonment and non support Inc mag
istrate naroed the aiutant his own reeognizance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
long ISLAND.

The bodies OF ten Cinnamon which lie in what IS
known as the Celestial plot In Evergreen Cemetery.
will be taken up tomorrow or the next day and VIII
be conveyed To- Francisco for shipment 10 China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08

MIR. BEEKMAN WANTS MIR. CHUNUH TO III
Corporation Counsel Bcekman said yesterday 'ha'
he meant 10 insist on Chief Engineer Church being pun
upon ,bc further DELAY, TO testify in the
investigation OF Aqueduct matters being made by Inc
Fassett Senate Committee. He wanted Mr. Church
TO come forward and disclose his plan OF conducting
things at the Aqueduct and the system which pre-
vailed under his superintendent for the payment oil
the contractors The rules governing the Chici IN
rneers department regarding rubble masonry and the
anc of excavations had not been brought out in tho
testimony and until II the committee was work
ing I'm the dark Until this should be done, neither
The public nor the people engaged In the nvesuga'i9h
Gould cXpect 10 have any understanding OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
,y WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY 1883 sXTEEN PAGES

was only common carrier In whipplos service anu "
cciycd twenty-five cents for delivering III" money ~ "e
race track Judc, German discharged the prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
ALONG TIE SOUND.

Many people OF bridgeport attended hop on board
the Atlanta Friday evening by Invitation of Cap
tain Buncc, Lieutenant Calhoun and Ensign Robertson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08

he del lie lived in Sixty.fourh-st. near Eieh''a'
Charles MagiII Of No. o. Jame~st. John lane VI w.
COS west ThirtyslNh-st. and Leon Marvin " ts,,a,
o a ore overcome by the heat and sent to hospitals
yaeerdly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
HOME NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS

AsToE-rrc siicrt Francis l." Patton OF "'s,s",
Collccc EVERETT Alvey A. Adcc. Seeonl ASSISTANT
Sa,.. ., s,,,e, FIFTH AVENUE-Scnator d. NJ
sabln OF Minnesota. and Lawrence Barrett .,,
Colonel John C. Praher Of ST. Louis. ana r. NJ Msno'o,
- w.s,,nc,on UOFFMAN-Goycrnor David H. nii OF
Tl,nr, and John l.. Mitchell. Of Milwaukee nv .hA
uIII~Tx Concrcssm Amos Townsend OF su' ~
NT-David n. Burke. untea s''.es Sv" 90
49, c,hoIIo WINDSOR-Gcneral John McNulta re-
ceiycr Of the Wabash Railway system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
LIE VICTIMS OF TILE HEIr.

Charles o'Donnel, driver, fell from his truck on
Friday being IL supposed by the heat lie
vas removed the Ninety ninth Street Hospital where