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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
TFINS4TL.INrIC TRAVELLERS.


Among those who sailed on tho Saae yes brday were
Gencpa william F. Albeit, the Rev. and Mrs. A. n
Amory, Miss Mary Agnew. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Boyn'
ton, +. W. Brailoe, Roger Rratlee, Mr.. anu MIS-
Christian IocSs. 10 Grand BurtDn General william
Cutting, George T.. p Dodge Mr.. and Mrs GeorSe
81. Day, A. b. Fox, Colonel william c. Ileppcnheimcr
DR.. II. d. Keatnge, Hamilton Mclean, william Nc
Dernott, Miss Annie Z. Post, Mr. and Mrs. ". Van
Norden, Louis wormser S. Wormser, and r. ". VAIN
wright
some Of the passengers the Wastsrnand were
Professor Lewis Boss, Professor Hiram Carson, Dr'
J. r. Chadwick Louis p. Church, William ~ conn
r. II. Conans Robert y. Corwin, Professor b.
Frazier. Dr. John Howe, the Rrv. C. ". Hunhnghn'
Dr. John c. Jay r.. the Rev. Henry Metssner, IL. e
Porter Professor A. ". Smith. Professor L. ". spring
q. Van Rensselaer, and VI. j. VIII ans ,,
On the CeIthr were Gerald Atkins Mrs. AtKn'
f. Krntsh Barnes, the Rev. Fl. g. Patterson, pr
John Brert The Rev. G. +. Dowd, Professor Georye
H. Emmett. Irving p. Fisher James L. Mcmillan, me
Rev. l.. Mcars Victor Stan~y the Rev. william ".
Taylor Miss Van Vabnberg and Lieutenant H. s.
Whlpple, l.. S. A.
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oArurprD kBOUT THE TOWN.

Evidence for the defence was given yesterday III
The trial OF Arthur T. Carlin Henry Dubois ana Mis
sarah DUBOIS for alleged conspiracy. Or. l. H.
Max6eh testified that he attended Mrs. DUBOIS aler
Tho alleged accident and found her ankle swollen
90 snre IN the touch. Miss Lillian i. Dubois
,ee aed tba, her mother not lame before she AZ
hur bun was lame for two months hlnt"aid.
percy NJ and Ira +. Dubois, SONS OF Mrs. Dubois
All Mrs Carlln cOntradIcted the evidence OIL 'att
strand the scH confessed perJurcr who gave inc
nrlncIpal evidence for the prosecution
Tho Park Department estimate for next year Is
s672, 1874 IS.
Violet sboan age two, of No o. Clifton Place was
acoldentaly killed yesterday by bottle thrown OUT
NJ a window by Mary Mulvcy, aec fourteen, OF NO
OF Clifton Place which struck her on the hc~i'
The Union Elevated Railroad Company decided yes
,er,iay TO open the Fifth.avc branch Ia IlluHt' on
saturday The contractors Will have TO complete
the mad TO Greenwood by July 10, under penalty VI
1900 a day for each days delay after that date.
The new brooklyn CITY Directory, by lA4H Co.,
of 10 II Wuloughbyst, Is out, ami contains lo',--0
names a gain Of 1854 The estimated population
Of the city Is s7s,12o.
William L, Mas, tie druggist, who was caned by
Mrs Robert KOrtwrtght for alleged deiOgatOry no
marks about her daughter yesterday secured warrant
for her arrest
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no rNSprCr LIE OIrY'S PIERS.

Pr>,ldcn, wilson, Of tho Health Boad, yesterday
sent Ia Mayor Grant copy Of sanitary Inspector Nor.
rk's report on the piers. lie said that be had en-
Eagcd a small launch In which 10 Inspect the Piers at
closc quarters Tho inspections probably will be be-
gun to morrow and will De continued until the Health
commits ,on.rs familiar with the condition OF tho
piers on both sides OF the city. With Mr. Wilson In
tho launch Will DO Commissioner Bryant Chemist
Martin and prbably two thlce sanitary inspectors.
ystts Will b., made 10 tho piers az low tide whom the
nIth which cIin % tls, shorr be seem caTcra
will be used photographs Of some OF the piers will
he preserved "a evidence Mr.. Wilson said h. was de-
nrrIhncd IN push his Investigation on the rv% h'hS
ihb Ali possihlc speed and care and 10 advise mra>
mr for The removal OF nusanccs which endaneer the
tiiblc hrakh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

Saratoga Jun" 10. In N" Court q Appeals To-Day
III. following notion, r"rr heard
y" 1850 IA" r.opl. ri t"rnca Johnson
APP liant. at llisft H"p"uan, county 'a'u''' r.
-I"ni'n submitted. H.,
S. 49, william C"le "N"~ltnr. "i". appellant.
net ,l,-I,s /. Ir-t a. executor. etc, r-p'ni'nt
80 / til jams Mrtvmb agt IN" '0fioNa Apart
nr"nt Association AMI lhuth"r. -.z......,.
No | 3G3 William l. wins and another. rrSponnrnts
az, Aurpinr y SHARP uor. etc, apIr liant
al. ,ity ~ YnnErrs and others r"Nl"ndHut- -
~. 3Ji Harry =. Waugh, fesp'ia'hI Ag1 1nA'''
q Hall"y and others APPELLANTS -,
y" ! a;T-willlau Ps"n, a. re"lvcr. respondent agt
,rnry Iiaucr aud another. app'uan , ,,.,..
~ i,6.Ihr People ~ rel Augustus BOXES,
ann. ,,nt At Tdw1rI Wcmp". Controller Of thu State
~ New York, Hsppud"n' ..,.,. - .,.- 49,,
" - In the matter Of william T. Sp.er and
o,h.-. frrcholdrr. Of the town ot Morrau Tor A'
building ~ 4 bridge. - ~ A.. ,aa-
,q-I gSt l3J6 1855, 1895 1919 1879. 1873, 1879
a. ,t-S l3-p 1855 1851 and lGDO
'''In iG, second DIVISION the following causes were
''ES% ol,-Jacob l.. CIir. appellant, aSt Mary +
iu,ulrail. etc, rSInud"ut
RS C,rrgo kirr"Ur ana Nother, pITIIA''H
80, a., ,lll,cr - IUhnsluWn r'sp"nl"nl
- ar, Iu,Ir X wuuieSNT. r"sTDndent, art u"
RI, Ifhlc, aud Elm'ra Railway Company appellant
90 John F. Conn appellant. as- thu city Of
Hrunklyu. rrsp"uih'
r,u.ving +, ~. day calendar 'or June 20: Nos 1876
,oG as. 4o5. .9s, is5 J9i and $50
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-FOUR MORE SUGAR CASES TO BE TRIED

The conviction Of william f. Howard leaves four
OF the sugar experts In tho TOmbs. Assistant Dis
rlcAtorncy Davs,who has had charge OF III" proSe"u
ton OF the said yesterday that the next case called
Ter trial would be that against Mrs. ncund. II will
probaby not he tried until fall the courts will be
busy I'm clearing the prisons Of offenders whose trials
will occupy a short time Towards trial occupied a
fun month, and the prosecution was one OF the most
difficult ever undertaken In the General Sessions.
mass correspondence hal accumulated between Pres
dent Cotterlll and the Frounds and Howards From
this correspondence and statements by the officers
OF the company Mr.. Davis succeeded in obtaining an
admirably clear conception OF the and his conduct
Of the trial won much praise from Recorder smyth and
DisrlctAttorney Fellows.
Permission was obtained from Justice Andrews, Of
the Supreme Court yesterday, by r. Burnham Mofat,
receiver OF the Electric sugar Refining Company TO sue
olive L. Freund, william 4. and Emily Howard and
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u,,, n,,,r cpows c.W TOO MUCH.

Rookkeeper Kantrowitz, employed by the Empire
Underwear Company at No. 10 Lispenard st., yester'
aay sent TO the Health Board complaint against TWO
crows which are kept by JacOmo Javenl In the yarn
OF No 143 West broadway. The yard Is near rear
window OF the Llspenard st. building, and Mr. hahro
rI,v,s DASH "a close 10 the window He has been so
much ANNOYED by the cswIng of the crows that no
called policeman in interfere the other day. The
noliceu,an advised shooting the crows from the WIN
dow. but sad he could not interfere. Mr.. hahuo
uitz IA unwilling TO violate the Law by following the
nnIicemans advice, but he declares that he CANNOT
Endure the cawing much longer. Jayei, VINO rs an
itaIan harkeeper, tanned the crows and ne Is obHed
10 Lccn their tall feathers cut short To prevent Them
om flying away. They hop about the ysrd ana cav cav
Az his command they will lie on the ground and pre-
tend 10 he dead Javrlli said yeserdssS that me ne
woIId make a fight for the privilege OF Keeping ms
use ui pets A sanitary policeman VIII Visit the yau
and inspect the crows to-day.
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Srvn,yscgooL DELEGATES DEPARE
err FOE LONDON TO ATTEND WORLDS CON
yryTIoN-PIANs FOR THE TRIP.

aFr poH LONDON TO ATTEND WORLDS CON
yENTIoN-PIANs FOR THE TRIP
A large crowd was al the Canal-st. pier yesterday
IN witness the departure for London OF the American
delegates to the Worlds Sunday school Convention
which Is TO begin its sessions there on July Inc
steamer Bothia had been chartered for the eNiusNe
use OF the delegates and when they had AL goI com
fortably aboard It found that more than 3oo OF
them were tn the party, representing every e'aVo Ill
the Union. The American department OF the cohVeh-
non IA In charge OF the Executive committee OF the
International Sunday school Convention. OF which b.
F. Jacobs, Of Chicago Is the chairman; L. H. bgioW'
" No 10 East Sinthst., this city. treasurer joseph
D. phipps, OF Baltimore. secretary; and f. laysoh
Porter. of Philadelphia, statistical secretary.
Bishop John II. Vincent. Of Buffalo. Is chairman OF
the Session Committee, and the Rev. DR.. Warren
Randolph OF Newport, K. l., secretary. W. NJ Harris
horn OF Boston, member Of the International Executive
Committee is chairman Of the Transportation Com
mittee and will have entire charge Of the delegates
On arriving at Liverpool the delegates will be taken BY
a special train london over the Midland Railway
They win be entertained by the Lord Mayor IN the
Mansion House on July l. and at thc CLOS, OF the
oonventi0 reception Will ba given them al
DOLLS Hill by the Earl and Countess VI Aberdeen Oh
the evening Of July 8.
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THE oYC1OYE PUTS OUT TO SEA.

People living In New-York and the surrounding
district may breathe freely again. Sergeant Dunns
promised cyclone will not visit the city after all.
After its little escapade along the Gulf and South Al
lantc Coast the cyclone went of into the ocean and
Is now raging somewhere Off Cape iatteraS. storm
signals have been taken down along the east coast
but IL is probable that outward bound or incoming
vessels taking southery course Will experience con
siderable damage from the storm-indeed 1t is BY no
means impossible that the cyclone should move north
ward. Yesterday afternoon the wind which had been
directly north an through the morning, veered around
IN the northwest and later 10 the northeast while the
ornmeter ali over the eastern district fell rapidly,
fbe temperature rising until at = O'Clock thu thcr-
nor,ctcr registered 40 degrees This change was du'
70 The approach OF hight storm from the Northwest
which was yesterday centred over the iake regGhS am
Indications are for light rains with much warmer
rAatha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
SENT HER DIAMOND PIN TO LAUNDRY!

Mrs. Eva Zengler. who is staying at the Grand
Un,on Hotel owned q diamond cluster pin valued at
$500. She came here from the West, and intends 10
visit Europe. Fearing that New-York thieves would
get hold OF the pin she sewed 1t securely In the
shoder of an undervest she wore, and still further
strengthened the novel Jewel case by stitching
DIT Of muslin over tho pin. On Monday when she
took OH the vest she forgot the pin, and d
member Of the family gathered up the soled linen and
Wnt Il 10 D Chinese laundry kept by Wah Lee ana
Cong Cav, at No. 49, East Forty -irst-st Tuesday
pght Mrs ZeDgler recOeced the PIN and sent at once
to rhe Cinnamon Tho Cinnamon assumed their
nsus blank expression and said they had not seen
70 pin. Detective Mcmahon questioned them with
tAc saxae result but he found the and could see
~hcre The White patch had been added It. but the
tecn was not there neither the pin. Hc al.
fsete1 the Cinnamon. and they were reuanded In the
xcrkvflle Court yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
LONG ISLAND,

MINFOIA- The twenty third annual exhibition Of
the Queens County Agricultural society opened on the
air GrrutIs al MHrOla yesterday morning 1hrw
VA, line di, play Of snail fruits flowers AMI plants.
The show II horse, waN OF the principal features
The attendance good.
FAR ROCKAWAY.. EX.Asscmblyman Eiwari A.
Darragh, OF Far Rckaway, who wa arrrsh~
ON charge Of larceny on Monday.
was arralcncd brfDrB Justice Do Mott at
Far 0.haway yesterday for examination
The Justice held Darragh In 1900 bonds to await
tIc a. ZION Of The Grand Jury. Ofcer DcMoti, VINO
arrp, ted Darragh, says he will make a charge oil a.
sault with intent to XIII against the latter
Long ISLAND CITY Residents OF Astoria VIII
hold a meeting on Tuesday evening 10 pntitlOn the
Manhattan Elevated Road TO extend It's structure TO
the river at Ninety .scCDndst
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NEWARK.

The board OF directors Of tho state Agricultural
society mot a, tho Hoard Of Trade ruun,N yesterday
and male preliminary arrangements for the Stale Fair
AZ waycry. The treasurer rpnI'rd s2.i2- ~ OF
receipts. and 81 ,0-O - expenditures number OF
improvements viii 10 male At the fair grounds.
Tho Common Council Committee on Fourth OF July
Observance has decided 10 disT-nsn with street pa
rad. There will be exercises in Miners Th"atro and
fireworks In the cIcnlng.
The now club house Of Tho Jefferson club on West
Iarkst. was formally ol-rrd last night The house
crowded with representative Democrats including
a number from 0thnr parts of TIE state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

EITRADITED FOR 4 CRIME HE DID NOT COMMIT
Ignaz Rcinz, the cigar dealer who was extra
ditrd from England In April for tho alleged forgery OF
three checks aggrgatIng S7,1o0 signed by ID. BHL
& Goa OF Key West Fla, was discharged from custody
Yesterday on the criminal charges. Judgr MARITIME
decided that tho proof did not show that forgery hal
been committed. II ReInz had exceeded his author
y I'm hllng out the checks hc might have been guilty,
but he lad not gone beyond the permission given him
by Bacz lie said that Lori Chief Justice Colerdgc,
who grantd tho cxtradon warrant. did not have
hct,r him the testimony OF Ba"z As ReinitL was ex
tradltr, on tho charge OF forgery he cannot be ar
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COURT CALESDAES-TO. DAY.

sr,uxvE CorKr CHIAsLss Before Andrews J. Motion
'I sTstsI = ,T GrsrsAi Tr.s Rcorc Van Rrun, G J.
H,sA ynSs a ' -"csr .FrHi T"ss R.or.
9 S9s , 81 ii!7 49, ' l,S& 49, 5Si
sTrSyxx corS1 SPECIAL TEHs Pant II Adjourned for
uS tr. C,rKr CIRCUIT PART Adjourned for the term
sTrsssx Cn'rir TAtr tb"fo[s Barrsst -
SIS s's ~ i&i - sS s saS s $50" $50 3sss
'S3S AK Cors1-crscrr rixr III before oBrHn u
C,,crn Al,rnlrnr ~. SAMUEL 40 CaiendM
w. 81 51a9 5 lEF S;S. 5 HstsA SIS
EIn. 90 Ssr&@ H1 ?sSda 10 IN u
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A sSrss,dG Gs N E ssasT
fT sGrr,Iou ' couG1-srIcrIL OOFnan. J.
EQUITY TRIM Adjourned for the term
sUrIsoR couEr-TSiL THIN PART nro5r Dnsro ].
sur.aos oounT'TEnt TxEx-rAET iT-AoIOurn"a for
surrTioR CoURr-TEAL TERx-PAEr HT-Adjournod for
ConMos PLEAS -GKSEnAL TENN Before Van liocs"n and
Alien i J. Appeal from Distrirt Court &C.,,
ConMoS pLKAs -sPEcIAL TEEA-Betore Van Hoe'cn J.
cossos rLE.s-Eaurrr TtEHn"toro Allen Case on
COMMON pLEIs-TRr.I TEnA-PAhIt aBc % R""s,'ay"T
J So. 1872. 1928 9lJ ilol. soo 1852 ii'o l'o' S'''
TT @ , s FssS 5 BY
Ss9 95 is ~, iiis AZ ii$ 1907 i2E ~ sa Gs
cry coupr-ThAL TEM.rAE E.Bes nG;o HStsm" j.
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Nos 800 1888, sol, 23iJ 1854 Ash 'oS'' oSo' 49, 90
| ga 22iS. 49, ~, n.,... rh,u.n :
| CiTr CouRr-TRIAL TEKM-PAHT Ti-Be'oTo hhrheh;
So, mil 23bi 1918 1877 2iA7 2A4S, 2'bl 2Ao-, 400
| 2IS5, 9l5h $50, 9iGl. 2Ihi 2iho ,..- , a.,
COtHr % OYEK AID TERNINEH-Betoro patterson, anu
Assistant District Atmrnry Briiord- nos 10 plhCIuhlr
COURT GENERAL SESSIONS Pant / hrloro ~
and Assistant District Attorney DaW son-Sos 10 " III
| elusive. ,-,.-.
Smyth Assistant District Attorney Jerome-hoa W Id
| neluSIyc
CoUsr oy oESERAL SESSIONS Part 11l--Belore Ahtns
J. and Assistant UistricLAttornoJ fihgerAd-Nos
| inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
NEW orARlNrryE COMMISSION oFNCERs.

Tn, special Quarantine Commission was reorganifed
rSori,y MAYOR Grant called for the reading OF the
npnIon Of Attorney General Tabor II holds that mo
,, creating the new board In effect abolished the on
Quarantine Commission. and that the new board super
s.od the other assuming all IT, powers ana uu'I'N
Iacr this oplnon the Mayor thought that new officers
ought TO be- elected. lie sald that his other omciai
autIc- prevented his serving longer a. chairman. ana
suggested the election Of another presiding ome"r ''.
missioner Charles F. Allen then chosen chairman ana
sslopnr John A. Nichols was reelected treasurer
Tho chairman treasurer Health oflcrr smith ana state
Engineer logart appointed committee TO formulate
, system OF procedure conform with the Attorney
Generals opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
AN oFPIoER SAYS HE WAS IN PAIN, NOT DRUSK

An OFPIOER SAYS HE WAS IN PAIN, NOT DUNK
Among the policemen who were on trial before
Commissioner Voorhs ut Headquarters yesterday was
PatroIman James Crorken. Of the LcOnarlst. squad.
He was accused Of being drunk In the police paTao
on May 81 Several other policemen, including Cap
tain GARLAND testified that ~ Crorken marching
up Broadway from the Battery with his company he
bcnt over backward in manner to attract attention
and excite the ridcule Of spectators At Dusnest he
ordered out Of the lines and later he the
Chambers Street Hospital. None OF the witnesses,
however could testify that Crorken drunk In
MS defence Coren said that hs had not tasted liquor
on the day Of tho parade. He was suffering from
pain In this hack which made marching almost
BILE. Decisiop was reserved.
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT or NKw.YoRK.. "WEDNESDAY JUNE 10 -
ARRIVED


Steamer Anglia (Br Mara Calcutta April Al, Colombo
10 Alden a. Port said 20 Gibraltar June s. with md.s
suamsr Wyomny iRr1 Rtshy n iiSeInSoi Jup.
town with mdse and sos ps 10 Clderhl q
Arrye AT he Bar At % m ~
steamer state Of Pennsylvania DBL Manu. Glasxov yuns
4. 26b 10 BaLAvir y
CO. Arriyoi at the Bar at g. 50 10
Strabc (Br), Matheson MAY ~.
md 80 and passenger 10 Bask Jeyons Arrived Al nc ~
Steamer Mondez Nunez (Spanl CarmonA Havaua Sdayx
with md and passcng gers 10 Ceballos Co AufyS3
the Bar At
GladiOlus BIZ Wright,
to John seagsr. Arrived al the Bar at o. 80 m
.nS assnnaers To- G ii Mallory ~ % ' he' "0"" "
steamer IroQuois kemble sonyllle via Chsrestaa
laws W. m md So and passengers ID WIN u Clyde a Co
Steamer cieooaIra Dole West Point Va with mdss -
na...n 10 old Dominion So
steamer Roanoke Huphers Sespor, News and Woss POINT
with mdse and passengers To old Dominion "a co.
SHIN q, Rop+s Rivera liverpool MAY IT, with AIT ,oxs
sim Eyerss rl Hibbart Rio Janeiro32 days in bsl,ss
On prYd q Iitnskem ~ " 49,
R.; Comfy 81 AYR r, LsIes Colombo Fsbs eaa,,e ~
,,s - -, orJr yesssI 10 Sin,naon Spence ~ YounS
Barx senator ken CN0r) Hohnholz. Rotterdam 81 -
BarS Arcanrrio titaD Consigcrc Lisbon 80 dA,S ~
mds. Ia order; vessel To master .,, .
SUNSET Al Sandy Hook. wind hight f cloady, As0e
Island, WIND light. M; Cloudy
80, ye.,ar,,v
,,,',I-1- ~, s.,..,.- p-.u.. "a A..
steamer WlIkonmeh Suef oohsete.; bFsnen 70 oVku
ballast 10 GOepel % lruOs AfrNo1 ~ INC DAf ~ iopn
CLEARED
s,aaner Franc. CI(r, Uadley Iondon F Hurst
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WHAT &c GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races. sheepsheaa Bay
p. x,. ,o,,nencement Metro
K,na' Ti,snin Yacht race outside course II ~
Tawnr 81 cornerstone OF chapel OF Corpus onri'u ~
te,v HUNTS Point 80 p. IN. ,m
Rlchmond County Country club opening, W - ~
R,ooklyn Union League Club meeting eNenne p,ool,vn
TLir,eenh Regiment Officers meeting, ani'''i'
sp. m. ,.... -, r ooox Avenue Unitarian Church
,s,oon marty Audubon Park. 70 D. III ~. c..o,.
uoholcn turtle Club dinner. CLUB grouhuS' ""'0 N
4 p. m. .1,o,or., ,sremen,s excursion TO Bar
Cliff Park ,,., oo,,,c
Soi ,a ~ cornerstone Of 18th Separate Company Ar
mory, Nj Vernon D. m ~ nan &, ala q, Johns,own
sunerers 3 p m. - . $500, ,.,,, .,,,ro,an Hail
8 p m. =. -, A.. ,o,,s,own suGcrers Nam.
moth Hall Gutenberg. p. m 10000 ,> .o,.,r,,,o,
OF the Incarnation Founders Day ceIeorauoh
Garden City ~
Electric Club meeting. clubhouse. p. m.
1Jry1p Council No. 257 order OF Uhitcd ftiehu'' c
,e,taInmept Grand Opera House Hall, D. m ~.
Music in East River Park by 9TH l@gmeh' p"""'
Ap. m ,..,. ,,,.,o, pooms No o53
A.. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
THE COURTS.
SUING WILLIAM STEINWAY.
mn HE ILLEGALLY GOBBLE UP THE sTANDAR

DID HE ILLEGALLY GoBBLE UP THE STANDARD
GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF LONG ISLAND CITY,
william stelnway, the piano manufactures, Is tho
defendant in suit brought to trial In the Court OF
Common Pleas before Judge DAILY and jury, yes
terd,y. in which the Standard Gas Light Company
OF Long Island City charges him with obtaining
possesson OF its property by fraud and misrepre|en-
tat,on, and demands s2500O0 damages. In July,
1884 the company had debts to the extent OF &c.
600, which It could not pay, and Its property was
seized and advertised for sale Therenpon, accord
ing to the complaint Mr. stenway agreed to advance
100000 TO pay of tho liabilities and To place tho
corpora, on on its feet again.
1t Is alleged that he was 10 purchase the properly
at the sherias salo at a nominal sum, and was TO
rcorganizo the company taking only one-fourh IN
terrst himself Tho property was purchased by Mr..
stelnway for s27 OOo although 1t IS alleged that it
had cost $4,000 Then, tho complaint says, Mr.
Sclnway rcpudiaed the agreement, ana sHoC con.
nee ting the pipes Of rho company with me EsSt RIVER
Gas Light Company Al Ravenswood, OF which ne mao
purchased controlling Interest, closed tho WORKS OF
the plalnFf entirely. .-, 800. 49,
The defence is general denial The tria goes on
today W. Tazewell Fox the plaintihs attorney,
and @. W. Cotterill represents MI e'eihWay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
,,>-r errNnAyscHOOI, BUILDING.


novel and handsome building has Just been COM
ot for the Sunday school Of the First Presby terrain
cburch at Bridgeport, Conn, by J. C. Cady & Co..
the architects Of this CITY, The building Is admirably
adapted to It's uses and is remarkable for Its beauty
and richness The exterior Of native granite, rock
faced its massive wall cirlng around the amphithe-
are It ncloscs Entering through one OF the porchos
one stands within the central spare around which
are built the various class and department rooms
This central space, occupied by the main school, Is
lofty and surmounted by beautiful clercstory CIV
ing abundant light.
Massive columns Of ash surround the room, from
which spring the archcd ribs and acery which sup
port the cleresory. The tones OF decoration harmon
lie with the golden tones OF the wood and are further
emphasized by the golden brown drapercs OF the sew
eral class rooms. There fifteen OF these rooms,
the largest seating 200, the smallest twelve or fifteen
They all be used in conjunction with the main
room, with each other, be entirely separated,
a. Desired One thousand can be accommodated, and
every scat IS in full view OF the platform. At the
back OF the platform several large lackboards are
arranged I'm q handsome frame Ike rercdOs, so that
will any OF them can DO brought into View or
retired. The heating Is by steam, and the ventila-
ton by machinery, which changes the air so con-
stanly that with a crowded house It seems pure
as the air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
AFFAIRS rs BROOKLYN.
THE DROWNING OF MIR RENOUF

Harry RenOuf. who swept from the deck OF
the Yacht Henry Gray. In tir Columbia Yacht club
regatta at Yonkers on Tuesday wa' a druggist at
No. 26o Putnam ave- Brooklyn. ami waN
fortyone years Of az" lln came 4"
this country from anaia twenty year
ago and engaged in tho drug business At ono tmr
he had store at Franklin and Lexington ayes lie
had been only six weeks his last plaC" OF business
having bought out the former proprietor lie left
wife He was invited by W. r. Evcrr friend.
10 20 the regatta and went ON George C. ENcr'ttS
hnat