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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

BRONXVILI,E-Covernor Hill spent Tuesday -
pairing fences" I'm Westchcstcr County. looking over c
. corn and rye- fields aud prospecting "in the
woods" He went up ~ Elm Rock, the summer nome
Of Emigration Commissioner f. l.. Rdg~a a'er uaiN
Oh Monday niah, and early on Thursday morning he
with his private secretary Colonel Jndson were taheh
Tor drive among the settlements and farm lands OF
IironxviIle Mount Vernon and New Rochelle, .Dd ie
quarTs at Tuchohoe. This was Governor liiIps nr rN
visit to Westchcstcr County, ana ne wac t,
that thete was no county fair where he could MAKE nm,
self known 10 the people le rctnrne, 10 new'1 orH
ON the 80 D. m train on the Harlem Railroad
MOUNT vERNoN.-The spirit Of rivalry mat has
been awakened between the Vernon basco'u Tln
Of this town and the h. r. & VS. OF Port ne ,hc
men Of wealth OF the Crescent Club have Offered TO
wager 81 900 against $3.50 that the N"rnons can bc't
The R. B. VS. on any nInoi srrn" pae T has
oven the results Of the census of the town Of East
chester. As Mount Vernon Is Included IN pall OF
this town. IT'S population - estimated by ;he csnn'
taken in the siX election districts The Total porua
ton Of Eastchcetcr 1880 "nd Of Mount hrrno o.,
proper ,omcv hat under 1900 This is gam %. o,
morr than 100 yer cent for Mount Vernon IN me las'
ten years. N,a Rochelle has increased rom 1s,n
in It-O 10 about 5000 at present. Port Chester
The pcrccntng" ot til" grpwtl OF Mount Vernon drnns
the hst ten wears makes IT the banner village Of The
,serory to be- crected mere. hand having been Iur
chased from Gc,i &c !. Pcnhcd for that purpose
WHITE PLAINS.-The Board Of Trustees will select
stand and an ornamental structure Will be built I'M
mcdatey for Spe air c99oe pnrpoeSS T rS, M,e
Manic Lyon, Cecil Topphn- and Maudc L. Valley
and Harry fomp1n' have contributed az to The
rribune Fresh >ir Fund a. the result Of an enter
tainmcnt at the home Of Mrs smith, In Church.st,
saturday evening.
PORT CHESTER, James Weir; a contractor re
crcctine II Peter Episcopal Church a. Port Chester
attempted 10 commit suicide On TUESDAY ~ 'walow
Gently and VA, about taking legal steps 10 obtain "a
separation nom him.
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ANOTHER FIVE DAYS STEAMSHIP.
FAST TRIP OF TIE WHITE STAR LINER MALES

FAST TRIP OF TIE WHITE STAR LINER MALES
TIC-A BIG PASSENGER LIST.
There three ocean racers which have crossed
the Atlantic in less than six days The Majestic Of
the White star Line, Is the third 10 accomplish this
feat She arrived here yesterday from Queenstown
in five days twenty hours and 1fy-eight minutes
The record Of the City Of Paris, five days. eighteen
hours and nineteen minutes. Therefore still stands
the championship record But the Majestic made
a brave effort to lower il. and Captain Parsell sub
mittcd interesting figures to show that his ship
even less than uonr behind the Paris on her
great run. taking the difference N tin courses into
consideration. Captain Par,cll SAYS that his course
nfty four miles longer than the PariSS. The
Majestic passed Roche's Point AZ IL p. m. july
a. and reached Fire Island Yesterday at q 10 Il.
and ,gnaled hour later of sandy Hook.
Captain Parsc allows five hours difference in time
between Roches Point and sandy Hook. which would
make the time five days. twenty two hours and dfy
eight Minutes or only one hour and five minute, be-
hind the best run of The Teutonc. the Maescs SIS
ter ship. IN fact, the logs Of the Tcuonic and Ma
jestc these trips show that the Tcutonic had four
miles, advantage IA her VOYAGE over her sister,
The Maiestic's daily were 440. 492, iD4. 471
and sos miles. This last run comes next 10 fhc
famous burst Of speed made 10y the Paris when she
ran 5l5 miles In one day last year. The Majestic
averaged 1890 mile, an hour, and her maximum speeh
She carri,s 800 cabin and o29 Storage passengers.
the largest number that one steamer ha, brousht over
~ trip In several YEAR Among the pa>Sens.I'
We're Nh and NJ, Z A AGr, NTv A KIN. lr
d Dr Mrs v" sd baFe rdaM hs and Mr. T.
Donohue. Dr: {. W Dunlop, M. ana Mrs j. horueh
Hartman. Mr. and Mr.. J. T. ketcham VT, ana
Or and Mr,. !. d. Patterson. the Rev. and Mt.
Marcus Rausfordi Park Comm 'ncr i'Q6h. W H.
sloane. Lawrence ruinurc, and Mr. and MIS- r. W.
Whittier
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cATuFpFD ABOUr TIE TOWN

The Mechanics Bank has received from the Clear
ing House in the last few weeks half dozen bogus
checks for small amounts, Endorsed William VI. Bal
lentine. No such person is known AT the bank. and
the checks have been returned marked ~ Ga 1t
is said that checks indOr-ed with Lecntine's name
have been passed in Albany. The Bedford Bank, in
BROOKLYN, has also received bogus checks
similarly Endorsed. The losers the persons who
cash the checks.
Joshua NickerSon died yesterday at his home. No.
go CDutOnst. He was seventy eight years Old. and
had lived in Brooklyn for ifty years. Before the war
he was ship owner in New lorl, Of the firm Of Eos
ter a Nicker-0n lie had been IN recent years a
marine insurance broker. Tho funeral will take place
this evening
The burglar arrested in Eenford.avc. on sunday,
who he Joseph NIcoaus. If BcllrnOrc. l.. L..
has been identified Joseph Norton, well known
burglar and sncak-tbief Of Jamaica. l.. |. He was
held by Police Justice Kenna for the action Of the
Grand Jury yesterday
George :. Roberts has been appointed assistant
civil engineer in the City Works Department by City
Works Commissioner Adams.
II is reported tltt Dr.. CWlcr and Boss" Nc
Laughrn had friendly meeting Brandt Island. in
Buzzards Bay. the sumnerhOme Of Park Comm ssionc~
Brower. Dr. Cuyier had never met Mr. Mclaughlin
IN Brooklyn.
Mrs Julia Clarity, Of No. g Bogart,st was re
moved 10 The County Hospital Yesterday. suffering
from epilepsy. 1t supposed al first that she was
suffering from hydrophObn
The Oceanic Flats. at stone-ave. and Futon-st,
have been sold for $4,000 by A. &. Bruwncll
The salary Of Patrick McCanna. chief engineer OF
the Charities Department WAS increased Yesterday
from ~ 900 to 5000
stephen SChauer. a fasman, employed By the Long
Island Railrad Company at The Vcstaave. crossing
ON the Manhattan Beach Railroad, wa, struck BY a
train on the Canarsie Railroad whose tracks are
parallel to those Of the Manhattan road. yesterday
morning. and his left cnt or close 10 his
body lie was taken 10 st. Mary's Hospital. where
he died
The term OF service Of Assistant Chief Engineer
John W. smith. of the Fire Department. ends to-day.
and he rctires on half pay and will take the post Of
inspector Of fire departments and apparatus for the
National Board Of Underwriters.
The body OF q man found OF Harrison-st. on Mon
day was identified yesterday that OF John Knietz.
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Neville ~ with mdse and passsnsersto Austin B.uv,
Steamer PoIaria GER, Schroeder ste,rn Ju,v a.
with undse and passengers TO X Corris " o. "svfsn
& CO. Arrived at lie s Bar a: lssu1y ~ vie
via rata nn aay s GaG1..ns p
Br.. & o. Arrived at the Bar al. am. fA'lss
raltsr ~ DAYS with mdse and passengers to Henderson
Ar rive: at at S the Bar at ) ? m '''s
witn ndse and passengers to Jas Ware Co. Arriy~.
steamer Espsna Nor Nsen Baracoa days. with fruit,
Steamer FL Mar. Hawthorn Neworcans pays. with us
Steamer cityoi Augusta CaIharinc. savannah day. win
steamer kanawha Flyers. Newport News with coal to 4,
steamer city of Atlanta Dole Yves, Point Va with mds.
Old Dominion
sUNsET-Wnd at sandy Hook. light wsw; cloudy ana
hszy AT CITY Island light. WsW, hazy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Britannia tBr. Davisen Liverpool vaoussnseva
s'camer city .. Berlin Br). Land. Liverpool Queens
towu-peter Wright d sons
steamer state OF Nebraska tBr. Braes Glasgow
steamer NOEmannia tGer) Hebch Hamburg via South.
Steamer Lain tGor, Helmer. Bremen Southampton
steamer waesland tselg) Grant, Antwerp-Pe,er wrgh,
steamer CFrl. verrie, Marseilles ElwsuA
steamer Columbia tBr. Garck. Mediterranean ports-
siosmer Basil tBr). Thomson Para. &c booth Co.
steamer Xlz'sya SPAN cunll Havana and Mexican posss
steamer sara,ogs Leighton. Havana and Cardsnas-Jasl
Ward & Co
steamer Neptune (BrJ. Legoe. Montego Bay Ja-J Ken
| Co
steamer EsDana Nor. Nilssen Baracoa- II Duniois.
steamer Viking (Sor). Haslund. Baracoa-GomeL Pea
sail
steamer Colorado. Evans. Galveson-C Mallory Co.
steamer New orleans Bats. New orleans-s II seaman;
Steamer FL Paso Quck New Orleans Van Sickle
Steamer CITY Birmingham. Berg sayanDahk Walker
Steamer NacOOchce. SnIth. Savannal-R l. Walker.
steamer Delaware, Chichester. Wilmingon-Wm Cyds
C co
mniOn IS Co.
Steamer Martha l. McCabe. Yah hlrk. Phlaielphia-hsh
steamer Elsie (Br) White Philadelphia FeltmaA
steamer Cottage City Bennett Portland-Horatio Hail.
ship uainaut (Helgl De vrles Antwefp-H surzburg
Co.
steamer. Britannia and 81 Romans Liverpool Exeter City
Bristol; PaieutiuO AyOnmOuth Colorado. duii; bohemia
HAMBURG. Waesand Antwerp Seustrs. Marsellles Basil
Para Falcon and Viking Baracoa; COLORADO. Galveston II
PasO. New. Orleans.
Also saIled-via Long Island Souni-
STEINER Cottage CITY for Portland.
The MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrRRSsrowy July 30-Arriyed. steamers Teutonc fBf,
living and Arizona (Br Brooks. from Nsw'York Tor Lvsr
SWANSEA Juiy zg-saled steamer Coanemsra (Br Jop.
Ing. lUI New YORK
July 80 Passed steamer FRANCE tDfJ' haoiey
from New. YORK on her way 10 London
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pr tISFIFTD

The castng Of the first large lathe Of The sores 10 he
used " turning the monster guns for the nlti >ta'o
Navy was accomplished al tlc Pond Tool and Machine
Works In Plainncld yesterday afternoon At o'cl'h
The contract for tho lathe Vas a"arl'l by IN" toy
ernn,out last srIrtng Ten & the hhc- arr 10 pc
hnf bv The Pond COMPANY ~ cost ~ +-'ufN "a. u.
Tbrpr wars arr alloN~l - complete ~" contract ir
lntlpe arr 20 hc utilized a. TrVJ. y. !. hnHpc
of Officials were present. u the casting
A ughtcl cigar nd mouse abiding ~ Inhfh
box on the first nOT Is beloved 10 nave lfun uP
fire which DESTROYED the Cc-c"' Ie=ifn" iluu hvl'
4 meeting II The LeAl7ic na' hold - ! VI :. \.
Hall on ruealay evening when plans for me "r''ilpn
NJ a nov rlrh h,niss were Formulated. I'll" basel al
Interests of the club VIII not suffer ds the properly OF
he Cr,.eccnt nine is kept IN another bnldut LthR
Hall Will I've temporarily ntfed mp f"T Gun lfpr''
until tho Leagues binding l. erected
Farmers n outlying sections of Northern Nc",JcT
e.v rrn,ot A snpcralhy - rabbits mi, wear. That
game ha- MOI been plentiful before In fifteen year
they SaN.
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NEW-YORK CITY.

This Is the last week Of Yonk Hoe and 0mene at
the Eden Musee. on Monday evening Prince Kane
kici. famous juggler and eqrilibrst. begins short
engagement
II is highs probable that the Navy Department
will conclude TO build the launching ways for inc
armored cruiser Maine. rather than delay getting me-
into water for another month. which would be ncccs
sarv il new bids for building tue ways should lie
advertised for. Richard CroniE Son, who offered
10 bnild the ways for $500 have since found that
,hoy would lose about $4,000 on the work. and have
refused 10 accept the awards. The only other BID WAS
5000 BY CulOm & Lane, OF this city
MAYOR Grant returned to the City Hall yesterday
from few days jaunt out Of town. lie was silent
as 10 where he had been.
Captsin James G. DAILY. the prizenghter who on
Tue day night committed cowdldy assault on n"
ing Captain Holbcr, VI the Mulbo7ry-st police Saou'
during wrestling match at the National Theatre was
held Yesterday at the Tombs Police Court IN $500 Dali
for examination.
r>pon the complaint Of j. T. Caravan. the lawyer,
Inspector steers Yesterday made charges against fo
lceman Smith, of the First Precinct for clubbing and
,rrcs,ne John Sweeney at the staten Island Ferry
house on sunday night.
General Appraisers sharpe Ham. Somcrville, VIII
kjnson Jewell and Tchcnor made an Informal call
Yesterday on Collector Erhar't aud Special Deputy
collector Couch. The BOard Of General Appraisers
will begin s sessions August !, rooms having been
engaged al Nos. 534 and go Conalst for $1,000 a
wear Mr. Tichenor will be in charge Of the work al
this port
Electric Car No. Ia, OF the Fourthave. car line,
came in collision yesterday at Elcvcuth-st with one
horse wagon belonging to F.. Block. a butcher. Of
No 2O0 East one hundred and secondst, throwing the
driver Of the wagon from his scat
The BODY of Henry J. Dawson, who died on board
ship at Liverpool arrived here yesterday On The
steamer Majestic Mr. D0vison was a well known en-
gtnecr president Of the Equitable Gas Company and
connected with several large concerns. A sketch Of
his life has already been published in The Tribune
He lived al 40. 3 East Sevcnty-sccOnd I.
The grocer will not be able TO put up tho price oi
sugar this year on the plea of everybody busy
preserving
Ii is estimated that tho Eastern consumption o.
canned salmon this coming season will be double tha
OF any other. lis ohespness together win the
scarcity Of other bnda Of preserved FISH, has widely
enlarged its introduction 10 families.
The Feast Of ST. Ignatus Of Loyola, founder u tho
society OF Jesus, which occurs to-day. Will be Oh
served with due solemny at st. Francis Xavier
Church sunday.
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An APPEAL TO THE TOTERS.
WHO WILL BE COMMISSIONER OF STREET IN
PRoVEMENTs EBYOND THE HARLEM


PRovEMENTs BEYOND THE HARLEMl
The Joint Committee Of the Taxpayers and Property
owners Associations Of the Twenty third and Twenty
ourth Wards has issued an address the voters Of
that district regarding the coming election Of Com
missioner o street lmprON cmentS. provided for by
the last Legislature. In this appeal the committee
avs;
di,tric hereto has been retarded in IL growth
ana prosperity by the defective system which PER
United such waste Of the public money dat there
to day over sixty miles of pnblc highways in
almost impa sable condition. Ii seems incredible. but
the Official records show that. although 10000 la,
been expended during the last six years IN the main.
tcnancc and pairs ~ streets and alone
II apparrn, 10 every resident that tbOroughfare
IA a much worse condition than they prior
10 the expenditure Of tlI, large sum.
10 provide against continuance of this system
under the administration. to secure proper and
IN. gent attention to the wants 81 is community.
aud to n from IcapSlns into the milldrinl~tra
tIuu oi the past j. the solemn Ihty every citizen
within the confines of our territory.
/ T. attain thi> end II imperative that an honest.
competent firlc~. ana independent man should br
elected such commits Toner man who fully reallz
ng the ubligatiOns imposed upon hlm by "A cOniding
public. Will the conduct of ms Office regard II
his paramount duty To advance IN every possible
the material prosperity and welfare OF this district
Having these objects In view this committee re
quests citizen Ia take active interest In thi'
secure the election 81 commissioner whose eminent
fitness and unimpcachabe honor will lie "A guarantee Of
a faithful efficient dsch1rge OF his public duties.
The committee would be pleased % receive any
suggestions whereby the object referred to may he
advanced.
headquarters Is at Thrdavc. and one hundred and
.iNfV dsf
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DISSATISFIED WITH THEIR TRUSTEE.

Reese B. Gwillim trustee Of real estate al lut"''
Washington and Johnson SIS. valued at Sooo'ooo' Il
not performing the duties Of his office creditabN' ac
cording 20 the account Of samuel T. Johnson anu IiS
wife Mr. johnson SAYS that as trustee ne ms nc
creased the value Of the property and by bad manage
mcnt reduced tie rents and has taken advantage oI
his place as trustee TO domineer over The Johnson
family and interfere in their private concerns MIS-
johnson SAYS that he is altogether unfit for the place
and has added insult injury by writing her imer-
rent di,respectful letters. In the spring OF i77o
s.iiUe! T. johnson. The Of the property III qucS-
80, hocame involved IN debt and executed deed in
iru,t 70 ". Tanchard stipulating that III case
blanchard died GVi!lim should succeed MN as tr1st
Jdcc cullen mas granted order TO shew cause Why
C,vllIin should not ~ removed. GwlHun receives
$50 month for his services a. trustee ana j. aAi1ls
=, c.,ninue ;hc work though the agreement Of the
decd is nat at the cessation Of tie trust the decd Is
Ia he delivered 10 Mrs. Johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

Early Yesterday morning policeIna vas called
into the fiat house No. 1872 Wet flit"cntl-rt, where
IN opium Joint was Iaidc1 recently. I'm one 81 the
lqte he found a Young who bleeding from a
serious cut on the head Three Young Wcio
with him. They said he had been struck with hoi lo
ly A stranger who bad escaped Ii was evident that
there lad been a drunken light IL the Hat and The
policeman arrested the young women, who said they
were Della Dillon Tcssic E.chmoud and Laura Barnes
The Young man said that he George Edward. II
he Murray nm Hotel bat Al the hotel later II
aid tlat ie WIS not known there. lie was removed
TO the New York Hospital where the surgeons thought
HIS injury was moi dangerous.
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FIFTY LETTERS FOUND TORN TO BITS.
STRONG EVIDENCE AGAINST a PoSIMAN WIN
HAD BEEN IN THE SERVICE FIFTEEN
YEARS.

Charles H. Ashton lettercarrier in the employ
of the Postofice for fifteen years, was before ,hoi
states Commissioner Allen Yesterday upon charsc
of rObbing the mails, and was he'd LOT examination
He had been spending his vacation in New Haven ana
IRA. n rcturn to work YESTERDAY. on Tuesday after
noon he visited station B, in Futon-st, near NOS
,randave where he was employed and entered the
carriers room. lie evidently under the innueh'e
of LIQUOR. and was ofic!cus that be was oNcred
ont He went into rear room, and from his acnohs
il was suspected that he had taken some icuc's'
When he r,appeared he detained in conversation
rn.ii +he room was searched. and great nmDcr OF
hts Of letters were found Aston was arresta, ana
a. his nockcts were found a ~ Dill and postal no'c
tr a. presumably taken from the letters. The rag
meutv pasted together made fifty letters when nag
ieeu de.troy ed Ashton is war veteran about
,r,,. eve yCarS old lie lives with his wife and two
cndrm al no i, 246 Union-st. lie has been con con
nccicd with station since IT was eS'@oiis'eu' eis"
Xldrs ago.
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THE AIR WARN md MOIST.
NEw.YoRK GETS THE BENEFIT OF THE WEST.
ERS HOT WAVE

ERN HOT WAVE
Although Yesterday fell short Of being the hottest
dav of the year. there enough warmth and
humidity spread great wave OF disoDnht over the
city. The hot wave which for two DAYS sent TEN
pcr.tures in the Central states upward with rocket
lihe velocity reached the Atlantic Coast early ycs
tcriay morning and az once started 10 WORK IL per
formed IFS task with such enthusiasm that ~ . 80
n III. tbe pavement record Of IludnuDs pharmacy was
"a degrees while the thermometer AT Pcrry's re-
lsiered only two degrees les. the signal service maxi
mum being At degrees. The following table shows
the rise in the temperature for the twelve and hah
bulrs between 3 a. and 80 y. m. u. m,
10 degrees o a. m. 70 degrees 8 a. m. - de
crrcs u m "a degrees; 80 p. m. 90 degrees.
The temperature Of the day averaged 10 80 degrees
Humidity aided by a gentle southwest wind made a.
presence felt with moderate force. Although II had
reached As Der cent at O'Clock yesterday morning, It
declined In strength as the dav on and in the
afternoon when tho temperature was at it, highest
popt the percentage OF humidity was not more Than
20 This decrease Of moisture combined with the
bright blue skies and light brcezes of the afternoon,
made life In the city tolerable. Sergeant Dunn
saws that the hot aud humidity will probably re
main with New Workers. for another forty eight hour,
or So kept here bv an Of high baroneric pressure
extending all along tho South Atlantic Coast on the
lakes there have been few local rains, but hI the
rest Of the country the weather is fair and genial
During the ls,e afternoon aud evening the tom
pclature declined slowly. At p. m the thermometer
recorded 81 degrees. while at p m. the figure Wa
several cases Of people overcome BY the heat vert
reported al Police Headquarters yesterday. Catherine
Whortaln fifty eight years old, widow living al 40.
500 East One1lundrcd and thirty ffh-st.. became un
conscious in the afternoon al one hundred and thirty
third 81. and Southern Boulevard and died before ncd
cal assistance could he obtained.
Several other persons were oycrc3ms by heat ana
ever, proved fatal
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STATEN Island.
ALL ABOUT THE PRICE Of SECKrIES.


Robert A. Ammou New York broker who lives
IN a fnc housr on tirnes's hil. va ar1Thgncd IN
Justice Tcrnaus court. at mpkinsville. Yesterday.
charged with assault. The Justice fined HIN go
lie paid the fnc The complainant vas George
Echsrt who keep u mems furnishing Storr. ~ Tomp
kln.vlc Mr. Er,art's story wa that Amm"n
entered his store several dny- ago 10 buy some neck
tics Ammon complained that the price was too high
aud that the articles could De had III New York ~
half the price. Mr. Eglsr told him thai h" could
nat s,ll tic rondS any cheaper. quarrel arose and
Mr. Ammoi who Is six feet tail ard Of Hihlcuc hmil
ran behind the cOuu'cr and shipped NT. h2Ar III
tl., face Mr.. ybnrt a small man OF slight Uullb
Mr. Ammon slapped hlu several Tine hAru ..Ya
nnnlly knockei hm down, so Mr.. fRhaT SAYS. INC
hitter cried sIr help. Presently along cane Long
John Corfcy No -oncr had h" entered the tor,
than he received severe mnunR at m" hands OF
Mr. Ammou NJ. Ammou then retired on his hur'is
When Mr. HgfaI- recovered sufficiently 70 get ou' ne
,,r NJ Amman arrested Young COrbry not
.atefled hut had Nr. AIumon arrested oyer again on
MS ov n account tn sHiIc charge. lie viii hlNc
mother hearing t. dnv on Mr. Corbcv's complaint
and NAV have to pay another so ne
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srp1urps ATTACK A WORKMAN.

Thomas Lessner. age thirty seven. Of NO. ~ fss'
Thirty third st. New York. badly beaten yesterua'
by some strikers al the standard "oou I"r""S ''"
pauv,s works at Greene and BAY ste. Tic ~OTkhch
g., .,o factory numbering twelve struck some weeks
AGO for eight hours Ten of them were stair builders
and the other two turner's The demand wa conce'eu
TO some Of the men, but they declined to return 10 WORK
unless all were included TIL COMPANY rlnane1
ar,n and some % tie men, intending Lc>Scr rclhrueu
-, - Whcn Ie.,nrr was going to the shop yes
ferday morning he attacked by two OF the strRrs
who kicked and beat him until he became Ul,
cnnscnns An ambulance was sent 10 take him ~ the
hospl,ai James Kane aged twenty seven, OF No 3oI
Henderson and John CLANCY: ntcd twchN ~ -,
So 31n Fast SiNticth ST. New York, were arrested ana
held 10 await the result Of Le>>ners injuries
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NEWARK.

william Grcaihead died Yesterday age e"vcnty
three Mr.. Gtcathcad va, born m Yorkshire. Enr
k,nd but came to thl- city when tWcnty N'ar~
old lie VIZ a Luttcr by trade and wa a. d.herrnt
times connected with the firms Of JIicf Elv"rsoh
Co. william Kanilu 60. ana Adamr y G.. IL"
leave, five children. OF them ~ Alderman William
f. t,rcaihcAd. secretary Of th" Newark Aqucduct
Board.
Tho Nowarl, Nncht club will ral ns eighth an
uual opcu ccps'akca regatta over H. ten NIL" CON-"
In Se,rurlt Raw on August 10 the regatta will lc
led under thc r7ile, Of the New York Yacht Racing
Ie.ncotIou and The Yachts II the number Of cntric,
rnrrant. VIII be divided INTO twelve OIds,c,.