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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28

ELIZABETH The contest between the Elizabeth
mort Corlace Works and cX-Mayor Ryder over the
closing ~ Little smlth-st. has been settled by
compruini.c Tie street will be closed.
The Elizabeth Dramatic club, which includes many
wclI-lnown amateurs. gave a pleasant entertainment
Ia.t night at Tie Temple Opera House The plays
pr,luc,d were Book Thru and "Our Wife
Rcv. Father Carroll, president Of the Young
Men, Catholic Literary Association. started yfienlay
on a tx weeks tnp to Havana and Florida.
purse VT, prc.cnt'l tu him Of 200 by u" society
John Stout aer twenty eight, brakeman on
no Central Railroad Of ewJcrsey, was Killed yester-
lay IN Elizabeth BY falling under the wheels from
coal train. lie had been married only six months
CONSTABLE HOoK-Thomas MeLear til into
puol Of acid at The Tdcwaier Works early yesterday
morning and was trIibly burned. Soon after Joseph
schwartz fell into kptile Of boiling water AZ tln
II indari WORKS and badly scaldcd. Both men
VII probably recover.
BAYoNNE.-T Plan have been adopted by the CITY
Council hr five nom -"wen 20 b. constructed THIS
ping .. Zach Waid VII elect our councilman
q, uc .prne election. Mayor John NcwmGts term
1850 clp.r., ton. ia" present board contains nine
Democrats AID one Republican. bm Republican gains
lr' expected Six trustees arr 80 De- elected To the
Boarl q Eluoau. o., which has thrcc Republicans
oui Of nn cn m,mlc.s Rcpubli an gains here also
n con a rel certain.
NEW UEUNsWICk.-Tl, Pennsylvania Railwal
Company, which has for TWO years past been pur-
chasing laigr blocks Of real estate along ~ line
900 ui, CITY, has ofcnd $4,000, It IS SAID for the
Mccormick Hotel properly, opposite the main depot
4rrv. Tie boil, OF mort 81 the churches
- Ncw. brunswick were tollod yesterday during IL
funeral II Martin \ Howell. an cNMayor Of The city,
The funeral was largely attended many NcW-lork
people being present.
HonokEE. \ movement has been started 10 CON
.oidat' tho town, DO il' northern part Of Hudson
tounr With nohosn. \ resolution introduced IN IL
ommon Council Tuesday night aMng Tor The ap
po!utmeut Of committee Ia confer with a similar
committee from each town 10 he advisahiliV
of Consolidation va, laid over until The next meeting,
RAILWAY Burglars last night forced an entrance
into the liquor saloon Of William Chamberlain. I'm
berry ST.. and after blowing open safo they stole
$500. with tomr valuable papers and stock of
liquors and cigars All ~ the recent rlbcrics herr
arr evidently The work 81 The same thieves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28

NEW RoClELLL The house of livingston DIS
brow. al ppcr New Rochelle. was DESTROYED by fin
900 Tuesday night u Is opposed that thc house was
,"l ON hie 10y burglars VITO had made an attempt 20
break into IT,
MANNtoNECK.-pis Henry G.. Potter VIII ollci
aio N 81 lhomas's Episcopal Chuvh on sunday morn
iuE
MOUNT VERNON Pascal r. Banquet the statoncr.
Who Wa falsely accused Of burglary by Charles \
Icr ooillvn florist Is about 10 bring suit against
Tier io recover damages for false imprisonment lar
Guri. H. Is SAIL, VIII place his damages Al $4,000
ud VIII employ General b. r. Tracy and Norman \
LaWlor A. counsel
NbNkEkS. The schooner Only Son. Captain George
tnIp saturday morning lelt Nrrpank's Point for
N"N holS several hours after she became cntangled
IN me rd- OF noaiiug lee, which carried ncr ot into
the lnidlle of The stream. The vessel noatcl down
me- rit err past larry ovn Tuesday with her ~.
tres nag lying The Ic,nc steamer city ~ YonLrr,
went to her rescue and tnwcd her 10 the public doc
I'm this city. The schooncrs ruddcr and mnin.aN
wcro completely WRECKED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
Jersey CITY.

A movement has begun foJ the establishment OF
real estate exchange. meeting vas held AZ NO
4, Montcomery-st at which If. s. Emmons presided
Al. the prominent real estate agents In the city
present and the subject was fully discussed IL was
agreed that an exchange would DO desirable and
committee was appointed to arrange a plan of Or
ganizatIon.
number Of passengers on tho New-York. susque-
hanna aud Western Railroad, who were showed In by
the blizzard last March and found refuge In farm
honsc about n mile from Marion Station, propose TO
celebrate the event by giving dinner In the farm
house on March II.
city Treasurer Nugcnt reports that the citys
balance I'm bank IS $2G3,if7 45.
The subscriptions To the Parnell defence fund TO
dafe arc rO42 s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
SYSTEMATIC FRAUD UNCOVERED.
THE p1sGRAcEFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THE
KINGS COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

THE, D1sGRA cEFUI. STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THE
KINGS COUNTY CLERK OFFICE.
Further investigation of the fraudulent bills of
ex-County Clerk RhnBen, OF Kings County, shows
that . systematic swindle has been perpetratcd
upon the county, and the deeper II Is probed the
wider the ramihcations appear Inc whole record
of Mr. Rankcn's three years IN the Office VIII be
examined. and il will be discovered by what means
the bogus bills were made out ana imposed upon
the County Clerk, if he was as innocent as he
claims TO be
Supervisors Rasquin, Lockwood and Lamb and
County Auditor Lake continued the Investigation
Yesterday and found duplicate records for the
neriod from ApriI o. 1887, to July l, 1887, the
use OF which was not apparent, except to pun
money in tbe rockets of the swarm of copers
who were foistcd upon the County Clerks office
bv tbc Democratic gang Supervisor RaSquin
desired 10 ask Mr. Ranken in gard to the men
concerned in the fraudulent charges, and by
what authority any copying was DONE
but OWN: to his desire TO attend Controller
Livingstons funeral, the hearing was postponed
II is claimed that there wac no authority given by
the Board OF Supervisors for any copying IN the
last year. so the whole Of the MI va bail CT
81 800 for the last SIX months VIII fall to the
ground >, =,
By the discovery Of the duplication OF books in
the bills and the increase OF the number OF fooS
by putting a few new ones in old books, the bill
has already been rcluccd from SIS, 501 % 10
SD 9so IL MIR Rankcn declined to tell who was
responsible for the eXorbitnnt clarecs He
certified to the correctness of his bills. They
were drawn up by his son, a MINOR VINO asked i
entries entries in the books of the Office The law re
curing all copies to be compared With the org.
inals and their correctness 10 be certified has not
been complied with -, t.1
Thus FIR twenty-nnc books have been found
in the bills. which were charged for AT about
COOS each, which do not exist Ill the county
records
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Thomas II Kerr's trial before Judge Daniels
t~.cutiye Committee Of Board Of Steam fsWsauon'
FKth Avenue Hoe, p m ,,-..,,. oo.
annual bali of lurim Association, Metropolitan opera
phillp. Exeter Academy Alumni dinner Hoffman House.
80 p. III 80, -. .,..,,o. o,to,or,r,
Auction Of C. T. Russell art COLLECTION ChcAe''Hs
Hall, p. ,, on,,,
Annual reception OF Kings County Wnecimen evening"
Company b. sh Regiment reception arlnory evening" ,
Alexander Hamilton Post reception, West End h"i'
Harlem, p. m - ,,- e..o.,, strec.
Lecture by the Rev j. g. Oakley, seventeenth S'rcc'
Methodist Episcopal Church. p m
Hobart College Alumni dinner Delmon'co's' D. M
Twilight Club dinner. Moreilo's p. IN .
The Rev william Lloyds lecture, Central 0onTes''
uonL Church. p.
Musicale at the Federal Club. p m ,,
Theatrcals In aid OF West Side Day Nursery' M"uSon
square Theatre p. m ~
Shakespeare Society, Hamilton HAL 'o D IN ,,ou
Young Mems Hebrew Association NO 81 Ho"i"t'
ave, p. m. 49,. ,,.-,rorus
class " 81, Stevens institute dinner Mar"ne'nS
evening. nu ooo -
Pool tournament HadInan Hall. afternoon ana OWNING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
TIE STEAMSHIP LAMPASAS ALL RIGHT.

rrmOr was started yesterday that the steamship
IampaSas OF the Mallory Line, had been lost at sea
with all board. There were few who placed any
reliance in the report, In view Of the facts that there
have been no heavy storms recently and the vessel
is Of the stanchet iron ships that sails OF this
port SIN there some who feared that an acct
dent might have occurred, and they called the Office
Of the company, at Burlng slip. b. obtain the latest
Information. Captain Eihu SpceT, the superintendent
OF the Mallory Line said " There Is not a word Of
truth in the report, and can't understand where the
rumor could have started. The Lampasas arrived
at Galveston yesterday and she will sail from there
10 morrow. There ridiculous report on Monday
that the steamship City OF Antonio. of our line
had been passed al sea In distress saturday. She
was at that time at Port Royal
III was reported on the water front that the rumOr
about the LampaSas originated from the Maritime TX
chsnSe but on the contrary the Exchange had hcari
nothing Of the Iampasas more than that she had ar
Civet at & alV eetOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
nAnLY nrnr 0Y \ ron0oGAN sIIDr

What came near being a serious ~c!d'ni occurred
last evening ~ tho Fifh Avenue ca mo- ~ firh as
ami Union g. ON. 81 ~" fafufe- 81 ne pia'" Is a
toboccan 7l!dc, with an elevator for conveying I"
senrcis mp the inclined plane io the top of 'Ac side
As the car going mp the grade With heavy load
Of passengers about O'Clock the wire cable dra"ihs
Il parted and tc car rushed down tho track Al a
furious ratio Of speed fo- about twenty five feet AMI
brought up with great fnrrc .alrst The bottom.
panic occurred among the passengers, all Of whom
wcrc morv or less seriously injured
Those hurt the most vcrr Gcors" Carllcr. aso
eighteen Of No u 1hIrl Place. Who ro'cNri con
tusons Of the body ard hcnd Henry Lunlhorh. az
nineteen. Of 80 o. Catn'd Ia.". Whose auilr W.
spralucl. and Miss Susie Layton. az eighteen. ot
30 27- Eighth It,. Who received cortH-'ous of tl'
back Ambulance surgeon Carlvril attended 90 their
my'rics aud % ey all wont h.mD II the arclruf
had occurred nearer ti' top of tie slle. fatal r
iuIics woul probably have been inflicted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
ESD nrs Rrnnrn COT Is 1, ~ .rLArol

Used HIS RrBBER CO1T As f. ~ 'TLATOR
An electric Hight wire tiat had been Tlr 2 overhead
along West Twcnty-thiHl-st. across Filth ave and
broadway broke just over the middle Of d." avenue
yesterday aloIi 80 ?. M ~ that time N" side
wallis and CRUISING were pretty Vel filed with Pc
de.tri,rs and IL, a,cnue With carriages. Office"
Davis. OF tie broadway Squad. who on day there.
was quick 20 people %: tie DANCE I'm the wire
It flashed fire, swinging 70 and fro just over their
heads People fed right and left while the officer
promptly grabbed the twisting line a. II fen on me
sidewalk At the southwest corner Of the avenue ana
Twenty uirl It. III, hand wrapped IN the sleeve
Of hts rubber coat, and bee had the line where
could DO no harm. ihc sleeve OF the coat was
sourch'd whep the vir came p contact with H.
pr.fty god. Charley said a Jolly tlbman. Or
dlpary policemen d. that said TIE ohctr laughing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
ANOTHER pay But NOT AyorHkR JUROR

Another day without insult spent I'm the oyer
and Tcrmlncr. Extraordinary Term. before Justice
Daniels yesterday. IN the cnioavor 10 complete me
Jury for tie trial 81 Thoma, b. Kerr. Two OF The
facsmcn hayin. expressed tie opinion that The accus
Aldermen Of Isl were an & ny of bribery. John II.
Blrl ou behalf of the dcfeulau objected 20 line of
examination calling forth such answers. Assistant
District Attorney ~cmIi' cautioned ne next man not
10 state his o.inion II Pee AAd one. During tie DAY
.fNfy one fale-mcn W., rNamlucL wien TIE hour
N adjournment arrived thc Judge announced that The
Court would ,it today auI Hereafter until 80 D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
NEWARK.

Tho house Of Daniel T. Campbell, No 22o mount
Plcasant-aye. broken into early yesterday morn
lux and robbed of property worth about SlOo
Mrs. Ann Mouahan, age forty i've living IN Berseh-
ave tooh dose Of rough on rats yesterday she was
taken to tn city Hospta! and VIII recover Inc
woman has three children.
4 nftyonc-hour go-as you-ple race VIII pcsin Il,
the Bcllcvillc Avenue Rink at O'Clock to Night ana
VIII continue until saturday evening Among the
cortestauts Will be- Dan Herty, Peter Golden, Dan
Dillon. Peter Hcqlman, Joe Connot aud Norman
TAYLOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
CONTROLLER LIvINGSTON'S FUNERAL.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE or CITY OFFICIALS
BURIED IN CALVARY CEMETERY.

The funeral Of Controller Walter l.. Livingston was
conducted yesterday afternoon At tie Roman CathnNe
church Of sts Peter and Paul. 10 WTh' ave- between
south second and south Third St.. The funeral pro
ccssion which was formed At the home Of Mr.. Lv-
inrston No 100 IIcwcs-st.. contained about sixty
carriages nfty-two Of them holding the representatives.
OF the city government. At the church there were
Mayor Chaplin eS Mayor Schroeder, Bridge President
Howell Judges Moore Pratt. cullen and Clement.
Commissioners Adams. Ray. Bell Hait Ennis. y.
schllemann Corporation Council jerks. supervisor A.
Large Qnin,aId Bridge Tiur"cs Anderson MOI
lcnhaucr and Kccncy. Charles If. small. city Auditor
Rutan Aldermen Beard. Hcock. Ferguson. Mexico
Pickering. wafer and Coficy city Clerk Shanicy and
cx Mayor Hunter
A solemn rquiem mass was SUNG and Father
Malone the pastor Of ihe deal man. made an cNcnd'l
address. The body Wa taken ~ burial I" 'avaN
Cclncfery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
BID SANITARY CONDITION OF 4 ScuOoL.

The Committee School Hygiene ~ the Ladies' Ii alth
Protective Association visited Grammar School NJ l. in
E'ugton-St, yesterday They report thlt 100 children
attend this school and that they an crowded b, nics into
-tml rooms. which are lighted IN usanc,, by Only
one window. Th"re are no mean, ~ Veai.latng th,
building except from doors and window, The halls are
darn o. need ga-iight Tho clos,ts all hive open
vaults and no flushing whatever ami the od,r horrible
The committee sly that the Board iucs;o1 pom
nothing th. school, and IA a. they know tl, state
NJ Affairs will continue for years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28

and ifs vicinity The following have offered their
services: Mrs f. j. Johnson, soprano Mrs jennie
G. 1omlInson. contralto Frederick steeb' baritone :
Thomas r. Drill. ba,so; Albert E. Grenharh, pianist
and Michael Banner violini-'
Tho Alumni Association OF the Coiiegc OF PhainacS
Of the CITY OF NewYok met last night at the college,
and after the transaction OF routine business ADJOURNED
TO the main lecture room ana n''"'u !" iO'uIo "
nv Valentine Mott The subject was " First Aid to
LIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
A SOCIAL errrEE AT PLYMOUTH clLrrcn

Many members Of Plymouth Church enjoyed a
social supper In the plrlor and lcctlr room Of The
church lat evening. Hr. Abbott and hi, wife and
most OF the prominent people On he church were
present and an enjoyable Interchange Of social
amenities filed up Tho evening. There were no
formal speeches. The affair was I'm charge of a
committee OF ladies al whose head was Nr,. Henry l.
Pratt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
THE NEW RARITAN RIVER RAILROAD.

The Raritan River Railroads CHIEF engineer mas
now established his headquarters at Bound Brook,
and work on that end Of the route will soon begin.
The new road extends from Bound Brook by way
of Nw-Brunswlck and Midtown to South Amboy, and
viii not only develop the clay and brick Industries
Of Sayrcville and its vicinity but 1t VIII open new
suburban resorts the Raritan between New-Bruns-
wick and Bound Brook Trains far as
south River for freight, but work has been delayed
near Midtown By difficulties over the right OF way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
GEADrATE, noLn rnrIE YEARLY REUNION

About 300 Of The OBJ Poly boy" last nigh, cu
ioycd the second annual dinner of The Polytechnic
Reunion In the reception roums of the Johnston
Building, Flatbu,h.avc. and Fulton-st Professor
John T.. slycual presided ami In his opcnlnc
remarks said he Fl,I sec So many Of the
graduates Of the old educational Institution Of Brooklyn
gathered together and hoped that th' next reunion
would stll larger gathering. He introduced these
speakers who praised the Polytechnic institute and
gave "reminiscences Of their school days: duncan
Edward, L. H. Troy William j. Richardson and
Walter SIM The feast La ted until a laie hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
IrrrsEI TIE oLp MAN AYn rnE rLrNr wInow

motion va, maGo n thc supreme Court ycsculay
To change tho venue ium King, County Ia suffolk
County ia a SUIT to recover $4,000 damages brought
by John w. Kl,,am. Of First 81. and sixth ave, against
Or. Robert c. Jones, oi Port Jefferson, L. I. Il aI-
pears that last summer Mr. ,-am, who Is seventy
year Old, invited Mr,. Emma lonslton. plump and
pleasing widow OF jersey civ. 20 drive with him Port
Jefferson, and hired Dr. Jones' horse on his
ancc that It gentle and kind. II proved on III
contrary. 10 be- fraction, AID unmaua,rable and throw
the driver aud the widow out. AID hurt the former
seriously Tho defence Is that Mr. Mssam Va, told
what he horse and sald hc cpnli manage IT,
and that HIS own bad driving caused tie accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
q Son. Arrived ct the Bas

mse and passengers Son. Arrived Bag
steamer chaEois OBJ Schmidt, Rotterdam II days in bal
steamer Victoria (NOr AarsIth Macos Feb H. Newport
2o with mdse to Hugh Kelly Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Brino Dtc Hoogeroa eaacoa days. with fruit
o Dumos Arrived at the Bar at am.
Maria days. With msSo Co. Arrived At the Bat
steamer team eGu Wilmington days. with mds.
Frosburg, Mills, Baltimore. with coal to Consou
Snip b Palmer (Nor) sorensen Hamburg 80 days. with
mdse to order; vessel to c Tobias & co
Ship (Beg) DE Vries Antwerp 81 days. In ballast
Bark sonntag Haskell Singapore l9 days. with mdse to or
der; vessel TO Vernon II Brown Co
Bark Victoria Ger Lener siettin 50 days, with md's
Bark Merritt ODD Johnson Pern2pbuco IS days via Della
ware Breakwaer with sugar to Thomson Co; vessel to
sugar gar Lse Vessel to- Whitley CO. a Gays WIN
sUNsETAt sandy HOOK wind moderate Sc; showing and
foggy AT City Island. wind lgh, NE; showing.
Arrived yesterday
to order vessel % Hogan Arrived at the a
H er KSc namSqTs Fss 81 nv with ms
CLEARED
Celtic (Br DAWSON Liverpool via Queenstown
city Chicago tBr RedOrd Liverpool via Queens
STEAMER Humboldt tBr Leary, Liverpool Busk Jevona
Saale (Ger Rishter, Bremen via Southampton
Steamer Breakwater, Clark Porto cOotez Hon-w Hurl.
steamer Bermuda (Br. Fraser windward Islands Out,
Or Dunn Isguayra, Puerto cabeIIo
steamer City of Atlanta Hanson Havana and sagua-JasE
Steamer Alamo Risk. Galveston--C Maloryd Co.
Steamer FL Paso Quck. New. OTeans-JOhn r Sickle
Steamer Wyanoke, Brakeman. Norfolk and Richmond-oh
steamer Mounts Bay (Br), Spray Baltimore Funch Edge
d Co.
Steamer Commonwealth. Van Kirk, Philadelphia Robers&
steamer Winthrop. Bragg. Portland-Horato Hall
Snip County OF Yarmouth (Brl, Samson shangha-Boyd
Snip Frederick Ger Grote. MarseilesTIeo Ruger Co
Slnp Doris Ger. Drums, London Funch, Edge q Co
snip Fred Sc3mme (Er), shaw, London scammel BroA
Bark Folee Gtal. Vale Port Sad-Funch. Edge Dc Co.
Bark Harry Guschmann OBI, Wilbor Queenstown-Rds
Flores d Co.
Steamers CITY ago and Celtic for Liverpool Ems
III aso. New Orleans bTeakwater Porto CorteL
"yanoke' Ne"-orleanS' SPOKEN
Ship Lewis (Br) Gullson from New. York for Batavia
EeD =, LAT 80 y lon 40 W.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HULL Feb 27-Arrved steamer Calico (Br) Magee from
GLASGOW, Feb 26-sailed, Elgva (Br), Hutton
for New York.
from New York On her way 10 Antwerp.
HAMBCRG Feb 27Arriyed, steamer MARSHA Ger, Mas
from New. York,
FEB % sailed steamer Hans and Kurt (Ger Reeckmann
for New York.
RoTIEEDiN Feb 27-Arrived, steamer veeniam (Dtch,
Iou'er from New. York
ANTwERP, Feb 25-saed, steamer Pollux OBI, -. for
GENOA FEB 26-Arryed steamer Olympia CBrl Swain from
GmRAIrAR Feb 26- Passed. steamer st Oswald (Br Nc
P!crson from Calcutta on her way TO New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
HOME NEWS.
,pprv,Ic At THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS Al ~ :, - Angus
rpI-NsWICK- duncan McIntyre I'D X H. AnHus'
~. Wotrc,l Rr,CKINGHAM-Edws J. Phelps L. :
>nts,.r ,o England and James Coats Of Piovlneh'o'
rVTpTTT- Coucrcs~man-cl elect John T. boIlNci ~
,,,IrI 'F-lx.senator Warner Miller Of lIefki-
,n,r. Judge John c. Churchill OF OswtRoi eN ri,-
man Henry e.. Builegh Of whitehall ". "nu spt,a
cItSryEN Scna or James Arkel OF Canajohare ~ -
and Gen ] ;. Easement Of Ohio hOfF r., " ~ NV
weu A Pannentcr, Of Troy. and George Bl,s,'in o.
p,e.io Sr JAMFS-Gcn. Felix Agnus, OF bat,more'
Iobn w Doane and n. B Ream, Of Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT Niles \. French, charged with the
theft Of silver mrots worth $1,000 from the Hr.d-r
port Copper Company. forfeited that amount I'm bond,
when the against him In the superior Court w,
called yesterday. . Tho tan rate of - m IL. lust
levied 10y the cy and town. Will raise $40 500, more
than sufficient for current expenses
EEDDlNG-1h" proposed Memorial Park to be-
rr.atcd Ia memory ~ General Putnam and hi, mon.
who canpcl there during n" winter Of 177s-l75o.
visited Yesterday bY large delegation from the
General Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28

Patterson Mrs. George II. Peabody. Mrs: G. Mel
Peck Mrs W A. Perry, Mrs II. II. Piifard. Mrs Or
lando b. Potter Mrs. Henry a. Robbins, Ms. James
A. Trowbrdge, Mrs. Henry B. Turner, Mrs Frederic I
Van Beuren, Mrs. Edward }. ware, MIS-. william H.
Weeks and Mrs. Walter n. Walker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
LONG ISLAND

PORT JEFFERsoN.-A colord man named Thomp.
son, no had charge II the schooner Louise laid mn n
Sciaukct Ilalbor, wa fouui dead Yesterday i'm u,
alih of the Il II is supposed that he vas fatally
b. lurd 10y falling ff1ts the rigging 10 the deck
LONG ISLAND CITY. The Citizens Association
last nicht celebrated Pawcn'S victory over The
London Times by a argr bonfire on Jackson I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
is IT A SILVER MINE?

Considerable excitement has been caused in the
upper part Of Warren County, y. j. over the report
that a mine OF silver ore has been discovered on
thc Raub farm near Walnut Valley. The treasure Is
said to have been discovered at a depth OF fifteen
feet and a three inch stratum has been Analysed and
found TO consist Of 30 per cent of pure metal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
sun rises. $50 Sets BAL Moon ri,,s 54s Moons age 30
HIGH WATER.
4 N-saudy Hook $40 Gov. Island 81 Hell Gate 90
PM--SAndy Hook Gs7 GOV. Island FOG Hell G4;s
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, FER 81, 1855
ARRIVED.
Steamer Buffalo (r Malet Hull Feb TO- Boston 49, with
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
Announcements
Al
BOUlIION MAfGf,
Li9rlD EXTRACT OF BSEI.

Al
BoUlIION MAGGr,
a Gun after the ride
\ cui after the theatre.
A cup i-st thing IN the morning.
\ cup before retiring.
\ cu,i the visitor
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