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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
wEsTCUESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAIEs.-The Board Of Supervisors on
Wednesday afternoon, after signing the collectors
warrants, adjourned without day. The County Court
and Court Of Sessions adjourned yesterday until
Monday next. Frank Woods, young man
twenty-three years old, who was born Of wealthy
parents and a fow months ago inherited several
thousand dollars from HIS fathers estate Is In
1ali ON a charge Of robbery. Yesterday morning a
constable found him asleep In liquor shop and
arrested him on charge of entering the barroom Of
Murphy Dorsey. in Tafrytown, and stealing billiard
balls and "A silver pitcher.
YONKETS.-Thero is exhibition at Wray's drug
store Getty Square, a handsome gavel made Of locust
wood from a part OF Manor Han, erected over 200
years ago. Inserted side are pieces OF the
toughened iron plating Of the Monitor and on the
opposite side Is inlaid piece Of her anagonist tho
Merrimac. These valuable relics were contributed
by Frederic shonnard who was on board tho Monitor
shortly after the baltic. The oak from the Norimao
was obtained from the Norfolk Navy Yard. This
gavel was made by order Of Horato Seymour Post
No. 500 q. A. r., for the benefit OF Morell Post
Of Sing Sing.
SING 6ING.-William Smith, a teamster, was thrown
from his wagon on Wednesday afternoon and died
soon afterwaFd from the effects OF the Injuries he re-
ocived . singular fire occurred last night In the
dry-goOds store OF j. Couch, in Main-st As ono Of
Che clerks attempted 10 light tho gas IN The show
window. the entire enclosure was wrapped in flames
The hremen put out the fro Shortly after the clerk
attempted 20 Bght the gas In the other show.window
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vAproUs NEw.JERsEY TOWNS.

rrrzApETH.-RoIla Engine Company had D's
,oIi,doaton al the house IN Grand-s@ on "sonc'uAS
rtght IN honor OF the arrival OF us ne" S4'Oo0
a,aara.r John Babb, the careless German
,rho shot man while firing a. target was arrest u
On wednesday night and was held In SoOO bai yeSo'
dsv ~ anpoar before the Grand Jury. He pleaded
unity 20 the shooting but said It was accidental
John Price HIS victim, is convaleseent
1-e uomans Christian Temperance Union win hold us
annual meeting this afternoon at Temperance Han
pr ATNFIELD- Constable Carey and force OF men
from Elizabeth, yesterday demolished the poes "nen
the Yew-JeFsey Telephone Company nan ro-eroDoN 90
the promises Of Herman Winters. Inc ,oo
Nos,sr, On this city fearing fha. they would not be
,hle 10 cut a supply Of ice for ne1t summers use
formed n combination, and have pur'
oha..d ne enAro second crop Of fee on Lake
uona,eone which they are now cutting and shipping
N The etv The dealers here have already increased
fine urice OF ice 20 cents on a hundred pounds
A brilliant bursting meteor vas seen nero W many
people in broad daylight yesterday.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Charles schniing, wax artist
"a roaldnp number OF handsome wax figures, nclud-
,no a he'd Of flowers which VIII be presented by a
nuber Of New Brunswick ladies to the wife OF Presi-
hentelect Harrison The ladies arc 10 attend the
Inauguration.
pATERsoN.-The Jury in the case Of George b. A.
Bushe, charged with ENLIGHTENMENT, returned vor-
dict OF guilty, yesterday
BERGEN POINI.-heNlfA boifioop "DtV H'iN i~'s
evening by the Methodist Mission. IN the Schuyler
Building The Rev. Mr.. Hyde. Of HSw.York. con-
Quoted the services. which will DO continued on Sun
day evening.
DECENTRALIZATION Engine Company has TO
ceived permission TO attend tho hremens centennial
in New.York on April 30. Postmaster
Thomas Brady has petihoned the council to have
street names or numbers painted on all lamp posts
at street corners.
PAMRAPO. Tho Pamrapo Athletic Clubs reeep-
ton last evening largely attended and proved
enjoyable affair.
BAYoNNE.-Hope Hose Company has elected
Thomas Clark foreman; A. Z. Forman, secretary.
and W. Flugel, treasurer. The Newark
Bay Yacht Club IS negotiating for tho purchase OF
property on Newark Bay on which to build boat
house.
WEEHAWKEN.-Mrs. Rosa Hirsch, a wealthy widow
who lives IN handsome house the road leading to
the WeehawHen Ferry, has had In her employ for
some time as man Of all work Jacob HalIoh, who went
to her well recommended. On Wednesday Mrs. Hirsch
went to Ncw-York telling the servants that she would
not be back until late hour. She returned unex-
pectedly al Q D. m. and found Halich In her room
dressed In suit Of her husbands clothing. That room
and all the Others In the house had been thoroughly
ransaeked and Halch had his pockets filed with jew
cry He also had vallse filed with silverware and
other valuables, and prepared to go away when
Mrs. Hirsch's unexpected return folled his plans
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
1ppEsT OF A CAR INSPECTOR.

rraderick weiss, Of No 21e Newarfave., Jersey
,,,. o,aIrned before Police Justice stilsng yes
terdsy charged with malicious mischief and theft wels:
sas hsen IN The employ Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for some time as a car Inspector 1t was his
duv 10 20 through the trains on their arrival examine
the cars and take charge Of articles forgotten oy inc
passengers The company has sunered great annoy
ance and not little loss ior soae ''io Wv
an Sosoc martciously mutllated Cushions were
O 90 onor With knife and other damage done
also complained Of losing articles In the
go susuicIon finally fell on Weiss and on wedne'
Usl9' nstect,ve Morris went to Railway and came
aAy nle"s 49, ,ost train. He jumped from the train at
Da0A crossing, after leaving handkerchief
-. aOr,s marked money in 1t. After the passengers
WIN ,1 che train Detoctve Morris told Weiss that
lady bad san ana 'O~ Sd %9n s he
car and aSKed nun he was arrested the money was
had nG on his Ius nEet He was committed for trial
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GATHERED AnouT TIE TOWN.

Tho committee Of arrangements Of the lincoln Club
IS making special effort TO have the annual reception
Monday night unusually interesting large mum
Der Of public men Will be present. ana there VIII De
good speeches and dinner
The woman's Home Missionary Society Of the New
York East Methodist Episcopal Conference met In the
Hanson Place Church yesterday, and was In session
from 10 80 a m. until y. IN. Reports from various
auxiliary societies were heard, and addresses were
made by Mrs. L. II. Carhart upon work among The
Indians and negroes, and by Miss j. G. Sharpe upon
work among working girls in two great cities
Mayor Chaplin took title yesterday to the house In
Eighth-ave near Prospect Park which he has pur-
chased from James Mclaughlin, the well known
Jockey The objections Of Mrs. Mclaughlin to sign
ing the deed and surrenderlng her mortgage OF $4,000
on the property, at per cent, were overcome BY a
bonus paid to her, said to amount to 81 900.
new trial has been denied by City Judge Van
WICK In the suit Of Mr.. and Mrs Goldebhrch TO re-
cover from the United States Mutual Accident Com
pany IS 900 policy issued tho life Of Nicholas
Goldenkirch, who was killed by his brotherin-law.
G. w. Green.
Edward Freel, the contractor, has been directed to
begin work on the enlargement Of the Ridgewood
Reservoir
Henry Gesner, alias George Engels, the 1ewelry
thief who attempted suicide on Tuesday night I'm Ray
mond Street JAIL says that he was an honest, hard
working man In Wampum, Lawrence County, Penn,
up to six months ago, when he qusrrelled with his
wife, left her. and began wandering from city 10 city.
stealing at every opportunity.
Mayor Chaplin viii make address at the celebra,
ton of Robert Emmet's birthday IN Grand Army Hall
on March 8. Bernard Peters viii preside.
Cornelius W. living, Of No. se4 Hancoetst. has
suffered triple bereavement in the last ten days.
His wife died on wednesday from pneumonia. and
about the time her infant chid born Sunday,
also died. Mrs living caught cold while caring for
her mother, Mrs. Sutherland who lived with her, who
died last week Mr.. living is the Of the Rev.
C. L. living, rector OF Calvary Protestant Episcopal
Church, in Marcy-ave., where the funeral Of Mrs.
living and the baby viii DO conducted this evening
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DELAY IN YVES AND STAYXEES CASE.
WHERE DOES THE YOUNG NAPOLEON REALLY
IIVEf

LIVEi
The hearing on the application for change Of
venue in tho SUIT brought By the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad Company TO recover s2,oo3'oVo
from Henry s. and George II. stayner which was
TO take place yesterday before Justice o'Bren In the
supreme Court, Chambers, was again postponed. The
lawyers on both sides were present, Frank r.
Lawrence representing tho plaintiff, and Edgar NJ
Johnson, ]. W. and c. W Ridgeway and W. ". Cooke
appearing for the defendants. When tho case was
called Mr. Lawrence asked for the adjournment He
said that he expected 20 prove that Ives lives at the
Aurea Flats No os1 Fhayo, in this city, and not at
No 333 Clinton-aye., Brooklyn, as was claimed
by the other side, and whore stayner dweuS Two
references were IN progrcss-one in BROOKLYN ana one m
this city, and neither had finished its session.
Mr. Beck proprietor OF tho Aurclla Flats had re-
fused TO mako an affidavit for the plaintiff and his
servants had refused to So saying that they were in
strlcted TO do this by Mr. Beck. The latter had been
summoned before the referee and had begun 10 give hts
testimony but had not completed H. servant girl at
the Clinton ave- house TO be examined in Brooklyn
Mr. Johnson said no opposed to having the prose
cuuon OF civil suit made a persecution OF tho de-
fsndants Their bail had been fixed at s250,oO0, and
they had been kept In an, being unable to furnish It,
They were residents OF Brooklyn, and had right 70
have the case transferred 10 that city There was no
occasion for delay In tho argument The Brooklyn
orally AZ for the inmates OF the New YORK apart
menthouse, he had their afidavits showing thai Mr.
ives ana not permanently reside there He had two
rooms there but he had lived for years with MS sSter
Mr., lawrence said in reply to the statement CON
ready on thirty minutes notice TO argue motion for
the reduction OF their bail but no sneh m0aom was
IN the course OF which Mr. Johnson said he could show
by ahidavits that efforts had been made TO OBTAIN
house Tor The paluf by the uso OF money, the judge
postponed the hearing unul To-Day
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NEWARK

William Henry Harrison. eolorcd, who fatally
stabbed william Barnett white, at Belevillo, on
August 4, was placed trial yesterday
A double funeral took place at St. Johns Roman
Catholic Church yesterday. In one coffin lay The vic
Of Professor Martin Mulvey Of tho Newark Business
College and in the other the body OF Professor hu
veys aged mother. The church was oro"uea ~ tH'
so,,,,,s. and a high mass Of requiem sung
Piye Republican organizations of Newark ana Essex
County have completed arrangements Tor ''o
,na,c,r.t,on ~ President Harrison. Tho Republican
rr,,on Irague WAL number 225 Ken and have fun
brass band. Che Froyingbuysen Laneers VIII taho loo
men inc Wilkinson Engineer Corps 100 men, the
Henry A. potter Association 1a5 men ana inc SAs'
Orange Republican Club $50 men,
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rporp1r OVER CuURcu FUNDS.

The troubles in the Roman Catholic Polish Lithuanian
Church IN North feminist, near Bedford'ave WILLIAMS
burg investigated by Bishop Loughn az inc nome
~ Faber Martin Carroll in North Sxth-st, yesterday
II viii be remembered that the trustees OF the Polish
Church laid charges before Bishop Loughin that Father
Yodysus pastor Of church had Incorporated several
thousand dollars the church funds The Bishop Or
dered the priest to present books for exanns
ton Yesterday The meeting was held with closed DOORS
but IL wss learned Of the trustees that the in.
vestigation lively one.
The accused priest charged HIS principal aecuser'
George Miller, a trustee with having been guilty OF The
charge preferred against the priest Another OF inc
trpstses William Hayes whom Father Yocysus had ae-
eused Of nsusing OF the church funds demanded
public apology the priest through Bishop Loughn
and threatened carry the matter into the courts unless
his demand was complied with. Bishop Loughlin took
the books and said he would make his decision known on
Monday
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HEARING IN THE CONTEMPLATING CASE

A further hearing was given by United States Conl-
missioner Allen yesterday in the natter OF counter
feiting Brazilian banEnotes, which Is charged 10 A. A
Packer, Charles Miller and John Simpson H. f.
Sears of No $40 washington-ave, who does business
In New-York and Para, testified to knowing Miller as
business man in Brazil He had ordered goods ana
had done work for Sears Co., and was now In this
country to purchase two Baldwin J" motives through
the firm for $4,000 or $4,000, the payment being
guaranteed by the Brazilian Government He was
also employed get estimates for river steamer for
Kingdom Co. The witness testified that he knew Mr.
Miller as an honest man. but he had refused 10 give
bail for him. he only knew him in business matters
Adam Marshall, who informed the police of the case
admitted that the thought of reward from tho BIZ
yiliau Government in his mind at the uhle nc
was much confused in the details Of his crosse @
ton, and contradicted himself on ssVeral pOlA's A
hearing was adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
A pRospERoUs ATHLErIC CLUB.

The Crescent Athletic Club IS now one OF the most
aourishing athletic organizations In the country Is
clubhouse in Montague-st, Brooklyn Is spacious anu
convenient and hundreds of applications for admission
ara coming In Many famous college athletes are
members. The club has secured Washington PARK for
It's baseball games next season. The governors arc
also considering the advisabty Of securing handsome
grounds and 1t is probable that the grounds wiz DO
near the Bay between Fort Hamilton and Bay Ridge.
II grounds are secured, their Enclosures VIII DO ld
out for baseball football cricket and lawn tennis ony
There will be no track for running or walking do no
members have tabooed this kind Of exercise. The
Amatesr Baseball League TO which the Crescents have
inst been admitted Will hold a meeting a. the club
rooms NO GO Montague-st, ON Monday. The schedule
viii be made out and It Will show that each CLUB VIII
play twenty-four games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
Jersey CITY.

Mary Conroy. age fifteen, Of No sS3 hewafHaVe.'
was fatally burned yesterday morning She was max.
ing fire in the kitchen stove when her olothing caush'
fire. She was removed to St. Francis hospHai IN
dying condition.
William Muder and James Daden, two Italians VINO
robbed the poor.bo1 In ST. Mays Church. bayonne'
were convicted in the Court OF OeneraI sSsSonS S''
day and remanded for sentence
The depositors Of tho German American Savings
Rank which failed two years ago, when Cashier
schroeder disappeared with $4,000 Of tho banks
money have decided to sue sehrOeders bondSmon
for the amount OF his defalcatlon. They have &c
oeived permission to do so from tho Chancellor
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coNvrRT TO THE CHURCH OF ROME.

Tho Rev r. @. Young, ~ 49, uo,tsa
Clergyman and recently assistant rector OF ro mO%So
Of PRAYER at Newark has written ie''er I'LL
bis reception in the Roman Ca'noho Snuton thaV
letter Is dated August 20 ~ d u'O.io oS Ina r,~'
biSnOp S."' en- Europe in october that Mr. Young
ms ro'uln ldU ,nr 20 Rome, and inhibited him from
was sC,as III, dismissal by the vestry occurred on
Preaonns o. one month after the date of the letter
sequence r'7,o Mr. Young came to the church as
!us' nsuo s.tsnt after the resignation of the Rev.
1elnIOla sutr and the vestTy extended him perma-
". III hn. afterward thought proper to withdraw
It acting as .asssssaod 1 Ro Re ' Dr. Good
brath u kery Sas loft the country, and It Is under
stood T he has to undergo % fi be-
or the noI ME formal deposition as priest OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
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uE MADE A ms1ArB IN CONG 10 ooURr.

Abraham Rhsm, native d Posen. unfortunately for
himself visited the Court Of General yesterday
because he interested in the Of Anna Joseph
who was accused grand larceny IN stealing the pocket
book Of Mrs Nellie Davidson January "a on ferry.
boat from Hoboken. The woman pleaded guilty petit
larceny and she taken at the bar before Judge
Cowing Assistant DisFict-Atoney Coz noticed that tho
nodded TO young man who was seated among the
iurorG Mr.. Con knew that the witnesses against Anna
Joseph said that had assisted In the robbery
and ne asked the young man 10 whom the had
nodded stand I'D. The witnesses immediately ldena-
aed him as the companion Of the woman and at Mr.. Gos
request the young man, Rhem, vas held In custody un
when Indictment charging him with grand
larceny presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
yur,aT TS GONG ON TO-DAY.

r~..,,vs,,on Of west washington Market BY Comnis-
sui Tssr;ne ia Ives and stsyner case before Judge
~nmao,s Conference Association Hall, IL D. m
ursvors a. burnside Expedition reunions Astor Rouse
Ioole.vauItanp contest New-York Athletic Cuo y ~
eoanoke Expedition survivors dinner No. lSo hfoA"
way, D. m A.. w., r.,tv. fifth at and
George Riddle in .sThe Tempest" Lyceum Theatre 80
y. m .--uo-v O N m
e. Valeotlne,s Market Fair No 40 Bifth'aVe
Psohrond County Republican nominating conventions
Delta Epsilon midwinter reception NC. I~S' R''"
seventhst, p. M .o...,,ro.n. rseykelev
Columbia College minstrel entertainment SeiN''e'
s.TSs Columbia Spectator" dinner Hotel Brunswick
b. m. -, ..n.,ou r.xtpgtnu Axsnue
{lnera House. D. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
GILLIAN sMrTB Is J0oUIAR

The oregon Railway and Navigation Company has
consented 10 rent available vessels 10 the Government
IN case they needed for transportation purposes In
connection with the Samoan difficulty Elijah Smith
president Of the company asked yesterday regarding
the matter and no seemed 10 enjoy the Inquiry as
cood Joke ''why yes" he said ga fellow aid drop In
here the other day who wanted TO know II we were
willing TO have vessels used by tbs Government
1 said yes and that's about all there Is to IT. t ian :
worth mentioning and believe that Of the boats
were wanted to-day we wouldn't be able TO spare them
rs that what Oregon Railway and Navigation stock has
gone up ont By-the-by. I've Just drawn check for
an company and that the steamers
n hired by the Government viii be fully insured"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08

notice Of motion served yesterday on District
attorney Fellows reurnsble this morning before Justice
o'Brien in the Supreme Court in the case OF exder-
man Arthur J. Mcouade. The motion WIZ % mat
change OF venue be granted for the trial Of Mcouade
Mr. Fellows viii probably not oppose The motion vgor-
ously. motion is granted the bondsmen for an
other Of the indicted bribers Aldermen viii receive
notice produce defendant before Judge Daniels on
Monday Assistant District Attorney Sempe Win 60 70
Drcome County next week to consult with District At
torney Curtis as trial Of exAdermaD Cleary The
name of the indicted who will be called Monday.
N the McQuade sent another county, was not
asclosed but Thomas b. mentioned by persons
familiar with the once the most likely to b
taken before the court.
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, p1cH WoMAN's REQUESTS

III. viii Of Mrs Sarah NJ. Latimer, widow OF Henry
a. Laimer, was read in the presence OF the iesasoes
At Planned, N. j., on Wednesday after the ianers,
Tho provisions will not be made legally puone vi
the document is admitted to probate, but. II Is
Known that she leaves to her pastor, the Hev. Dr
n,,rch az 600 making her total contribution to the
new edince s47. 900, to the Young Mems Christian
Association, e. 900; to the childrens Home, $1,000
"a Annie vauderweg and her servants, 1900 to me
family OF her niece Mrs. Julian Page so@yooo Ens
In fhe South
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Arrived Attic Bar q 1910

4s ,no.s "a a.na.rson SON Arrived st;ths l2lo
Steamer Paraeuss OBI sidebotham, Pernsmbuco Jan 70
25 with mdso shptou Green Arrived 81 inc Ear ~
valencia woodcE Puerto caos9 Jan az GuT Ps
blHggSy aI 50 % a. T SS Bs sPs a.
Steamer san Marcos Burrows Tsor1 ~ my
Shsnsstsr %% sS sa CO.
T %S's a9S % S RSer with Gs.
H BsfR Se no simmons Philadelphia to Munson
sUNsET-At Sandy HOOK. wind fresn WI oioai' avn"
Island WIND strong WI clear
steamer England r Hsssy Liysrp9Cal1 -I T:m aa
Steamer ornoco OBJ, Garvin, Hamilton serinuuaA
Steamer Morgan CITY, Gardner ealvosronJohn Van
Steamer Nacoochee Kempton sayannsh-R Z Walker
steamer CITY Of A1gusts Catherine Nsns and Norof
81 Steamer BreaSwSter walker West Point vsod D0mn
steamer S Gem DBL Ncol Newport CO
Steamer Madvig CNor) Matherson baian0fo-N N1'"'
steamer Whitney Besr.e BOsCn.H D hSsArs.n 9
B!s Gssrxena sBsT,. Gum. East London &C. 80 Al
Roberscn Msysnsy oSn g Norton Son.
schr clifton tBr) Morrison, Georgetown. DemerarS-A
schr Lackawanna, CiassOn. Nassau NP-H Dyer q Co.
SAILED
Colorado for Hull state Of Psnnysnat au 81
-.
augusta savannah Morgan CITY Galveston; hoan01' ANU
MISCELLANEOUS
snip Rhne Br) Maoomber from Client for Nsw.York has
arrived She lost anchors and chains Of Flushing
Chignecto Br) Knowlton from Client Tor New York
towed 20 Cours with 0boonn and wnoass
damaged she also lost anchor and 80 athoms chain
SPOKEN.
YorF jan g. lat 20 4. Ion s% '" ~
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
nh villas TurA pAvfa
QUEENSTOWN Feb 7sasd steamers Britannia (Br), Par
SELL City Of Chester B Pond from Liverpool hense Tor
New-York.
soUTHAMros Feb 7-Arrved steamer Ems Ger, Jungst
New York on her way TO Bemen land procoededl -
GLASGOW Feb 7Arrved steamer State OF Nebraska (brb
Braes, ew-York
NeW.York
DOWN. Feb oPassed steamers Amsterdam Dtch) Potter
from New York on her way to Rotterdam Waesland Deh
BnschmAnn do for Antwerp.
M1SDURG Fob 7-saied. steamer Taormins teerh Koch.
BREMEN Feb s-saled steamer wilkommen tesr). schas
AMSTERDAM Feb 7-Arrved steamer Mars; Hawes from
New-York.
RIO JANEIRo Feb A-Anivsd Procida tesr Eendt
New York
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,xrpl1, pARK LAKES WILL NOT FREEzE

The lakes In Central Park indicate determination
rot 10 accommodate the skaters this winter Early
an the season. before Christmas, they were quickly
frozen ever with but few days of cold weather.
vth the mild weather sInce the ice entirely disap
peared and tho extreme cold Of the present week has
failed 70 CONCEAL the surface again Yesterday tho
lakes were only partly frozen and the ice along the
edges was not strong enough to bear SLATER. The
indications for skating are now poor unless there
"a week Of continued cold. Skaters have become
txsa Of waiting for Central Park lakes freeze and
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when there was another explosion and the window was
wrapped in flames. The damage was about $500
PORT CHEsTER.-Edward Kane while attempting
10 cross the tracks Of the New-Haven Railroad at
Adee st. with team Of horses yesterday, was caught
between the gates and seriously injured by passing
train
NEW-ROCHELLE.-The trustees OF the village were
10 hold meeting on Tuesday evening 10 TRANSACT
considerable business OF importance but none OF the
members was willing 10 assume the duties OF president
pro tenn, Charles G. Banks the presiding officer, hay
Ing gone South with his wife, on account OF her sck
uoGc