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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
LONG ISLAND.

CENTREPORT.-IIaTy Williams, age 'thr'ecH' Vi
West Deer Park was drowned Yesterday at Centrepor
where he had gone with a sunday school cXcurslon
lie was wadng at low tide when he suddenly dlSisp
rc,r,1 from View \ search revealed deep Hul
hnlc into which the boy had fallen. us bHy Was
moi recovered The boys father Is totally bliu' anu
h, lad VIA his sole companion ana guide
FAR OCKAWAY.-Therc will be an election Oh
yiliagc officers AT Far KOckaway on the se'ohn ivy
doy in september The election VIII pG 'hII'1' ~
n,,,,r tho new ,rcr, ballot law. The village oHcldIs
are making preparations 10 give the nc" 'SS'" "
thorough trial . H.
a waiter at Murray a DATES Hotel wa, iD'ln m,au
in cd Yesterday morning, AZ the hotel, uuucr pc'uIa
circumstances, Investigation showed that the inin
hod died from the effects ~ doe OF 0NaIc "H"
,,l,rh was given him In mistake FOR Rochelle saI'
Martin Clurf-,u who l. employer VI llc ''''I -
,,.d and held "a await the result Of the coroner ,
,n,ur.t Clorr,n aid that Trainer complained OF
feruc uuweH during the nlSht. ana tiat nc gave ""'
,,i"+ he ,rplso,cd Ia be dose Of Rochelle SALTS
LONG ISLAND ClTI.-rhc Board OF Assessors mas
,l,r.d on In. ae,e, <cnt roll, that part 81 calvary
f,n..er, living within the limit, Of Long Island NY
r5. ,..ce-,d valuation ~ the property IS T-NVp
v,yr Gleason declare that the trustees Of II Patricks
C,fL,ir,l which corporation owns calvary l'H"t;IS
80 aruulr,i no title from either Queens comfy u"
long Island City 90 exempt the lana from thfhu"h'
VODp~rDE.- John kcnucy, driver employed by
4, Flushing cNprr~sman named DUN ca va ,lr"'H ~
80. he'd win "A stone ~ Wood ,ido 81 Ihur-day nlgit
ma ,us fatally Injured kcuuey -aw a tan pail IN
i,.k-,,u ave and pichci n mp. lie had NOT driven iI
,,lr.f q, man came running after MN, p'HhAuilE u'
r,t and kruucv threw II Of u 10" road. hu' inc man
instead 81 picain- u up ran at r m" wagon ana lhIV~
49,, .,oic n the driver The missile struck kcnn"y
I'm the back Of the head. crushing ln ms -hHH AZ u'
,-r - IA" brain Coroner CORY, oi '"ll'Ec i"i!''
.,.r,,y took rho injured mans ante norton STATE
mcnt. The who threw the stone is SIN al ''rs''
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~ Uttered MONETARY OUTLOOK.

The business failures in the last week a' reported
bv H. g. Dun a GO. Of the Mercantile Agency were
l67 lin the United states aud - IN Canada, total "f
i-q AGAINST 800 In the previous week and go III the
CORES ud ug week last year The important questions
In the uulncial world treated by the firm III th'
way: Heavy exports of gold Si.ooo,"'o having
cn engaged for saturday and the advance o the bihh
Of England rate from TO per cent have altered tile
monetary outlook for the present.. Large realizing Sac'
nv foreign holders 0f securities naturally appeared
and caused weakness In stocks, Notwithstanding the
agreement Of Western trunk lines upon advanced rates
fr i've. stock dressed beef and provisions. The Treas
,,rv circular inviting offers to sc liver bullion has
l., en- ISSUED and the pncc has bccA rapidly advanced
tn 80 SO pence al London though OF late there nave
h.cu large exports from thu country. " the new
upnlV Of silver note, the chief reliance at present
IA copcu,atc for the uu'gOcs OF nd. the O1"Is ihl
tLc action Of the Treasury up1n them Will be awaited
With interest Ou account ot the south American 'ln
turbauccs, the demand for gold IS Likely TO continue
and the state Of cign uadr II not such AZ present
a. 10 promise early arrest OF the movement
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERoE1 \.
tERSEN CITY

-
HOW A LITTLE GIRL SAVED HER OWN LIFE
Jennie RosenthaI the two-yeat old daughter OF Johh
posenthal of No 40 ST., fell out OF second
story window at her home yesterday lhc'c Wero
two pillows being aired in the windo" ana sic se'hu
then, As she fell When she struck the sI3nnu tio
niIlovs were underneath her and she esoaPcn n!J.
rhs Mace where she fell paved WIN cODDleSoier
and Il the clld had not fallen on the pillows shc "Vulu
probably have been killed.
:. Schmidt. tin roofcr working on tile ROOF Oh
81 paul's Parochia school. in Grccnville yesterday
when he was overcome by the heat ana roied on.
Ills suspenders caught in "A c0rnlCc ana heu hin III
mid air lie was rescued by fcll0w-worhIah'
chief Of Police Murphy made his quarterly report
,oSteriav II shows that fOry-twO pceOha 'iaNo
inv Sterlousy disappeared during ne last ILL.,
Tvcuty two bodies were taken from the fNcr' iHcro
have been $40 arrests in the quarter
UvInan Silverman and David susVlhlh inc tWo
men arrested on Thursday suspicion OF sctliE nTe
IN siIyerulaus store he'd n hearing YESTERDAY IntIo
was no evidence against Susvzk and he wa pdiOieu
SiIyerman was held until the fire could be moro
thoroughly investigated.
The Dixon Crucible Company which has loh- p"h
in the hands q receiver, was re9rRaiHeu IcseJu'A
The old president Mr. Gopsill resigned ana H. T. u
Young the late receiver, WAS elected In his place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
NEW-YOEK CITY.

Tho Armenian colony will hold mas meeting TINS
evening at seventl.t and ThrIav".. T. discuss the
recent RIOTS in Erzcroum aud Con-tannople.
Tic police YESTERDAY received instruct; ~ t. search
for Harvey G.. Dcnui,tou, siAty year. DID, m''u
facturer Of lightning rods at Un'on cry, Conn., "Ho
disappeared from the Holman House On July ~ ana
did not return 10 his home.
The members Of the coffee EXch1ls" d"csd"l We
tcrday by vote Of 100 . y. I" dcel In coffee from
ALI countries except Africa. Hitherto Brazilian c"icc
has been the Official commodity on The Exchange.
The proposition ~ enlarge the market 7''1on me ~
chanre II was first ndJrscd by spc' al commit =
and the Board Of Managers, and discussed al mceh-
This week.
The Board Of General Appraisers al not b g'n ~
sessions Yesterday, was cNpcctc1 IN" ne" D'i'"-
which have been obtained f)r Office, and atorrro'in'
not being finished in time. Il Is eXPe''ci Ia' 'H'
Eoard will be able to put desks In on Mohday' anu
get 70 regular work in few days a'tc7Y'ih.
Couoc,or Frbardt received word We criay from
WASHINGTON that the Treasury Department han 'c'h'cl
buildng in Canal st., which would be used a. ware
house 10 relieve the crowded condition Of Affairs D.!
the Public stores The building a1Joins thc one r'c
,v the Government for the Board Of General up
,I4,>crs. a, nos 534 and go Ianal-st. The annual
rent Is 5000.
Mr. Eidman, Collector q Internal Revenue yc
to-day sppontcd Michael Sherry clerk ia his Office
al a salary Of - 200 year. hr sherry lNca III Wv
XXIId Assembly District, and was mdoraed Tor III
office lax Deputy Collector John II. Gunner. Inc fc
uublcan leader OF that district and also by Coio"c
:. V. K. Cruger.
The thirteenth season Of the Ncw-fork CoHcte o
| Music will begin september l. Alexander Lam
bert the director, announces that the entire iacalN
| has been retalued with the following aidhioha' io
| vocal music, Carl Prox and Miss "hhehn'ne TT"
for piano, Gustav Levy and Mss Alice li)re' purn'
| .ofi opft
| uopderson and a series Of five concerts by Mr
| Lambert
The steamship Bclgic arri, cd at San Francisco o.
| Thursday with mails from China and Japan OF IN
| following dates Hong Kong, July =; Shanghai Jul!
| 10: Yokohama, judy II; due here G Tuesday
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-Portchco COuchette. the ltahah
who shot and killed Francisco Frank NJ Newi"oo"eho
on sunday, committed to the county jan 'e''1
day by Coroner Matthews 10 await the action OF inc
Crapd Jurv on charge Of murder in the first degree
,rte examination was held at New Rochelle. MIS-.
Frank was also sent to joi witness Ezra y;
Horton Editor of The Eastern STATE Journal satl6i
Tor a months trip through the Northwest yesWunS y,
n,,t,n, hriug hi, objective point. Alderman Harmon
vii conduct The Journal during his absence
RYK-Thc children OF the Methodist EpiscoPai
sunday school had a picnic at Rye Lake OH iH"''''
and had "A most enjoyable time
RYE BEACH.-The second annual IcgatWI az ~
Reach for catbOats under twenty feet VIII take Psto
ON August -. The viii be saied ullucr tic i'0
of tho old chcllc Yacht Club.
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HENRY j. DAWSON. SIR, BrRIED.

The funeral Henry J. DAWSON ST. took place yostcr-
dav at IA phillips Presbyterian Church. Madison
Az, and seventy thirdst aud largely attended The
l-boarr, were sheldon Thornc. Frederick
W Jonc, Charles 4. Diet'rck T.. l.. Dickinson, 7. %.
SeIcw and Thomas HAYWARD The Rev Or. y. d Alex
andrr church. conducted the funeral services
assisted by !. Edward Lvs pastor u the Pres
byterlan Church at Mbr0ok, Dutchcss Comfy, y. Y.
Representatives present from the Governors Of the
Ncw.York Hospital the Kings County Elevated Railroad.
the Young Mems ChrS'ion Association She Manhattan
club the Corn Exchange Bank aud the Reform Club There
,r, also present Johu D. Crmmins X. H. HAYES william
Baync Jarn;r- Messy. J. D. Carpenter Walter Bayne i.
T. Jones william A. NASH j. Il. Flagg c. Is. Bchruth,
B o. Coffin. l.. Baewe T. Bush. l.. Ferris. A b. Powell.
Jysander stone f. ~ Floyd John Anderson. l.. j. En-.
fr. Samuel Won Deusen George Brown. J. Ware and s.
Wmno,s, The burial was In Woodlswn Csmstety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
PREPARING FOR TIE PRESIDENT.

The cruiser Baltimore. ;hc flagship OF Rear Nd
mral Bancroft Ghcradi viii leave Bar llarbor Al
a. IN. today and will arrive AT the Navy raru
Ia morrow morning. There che Will receive some
slight overhmlllng and cleaning preparatory ~
leaving here on saturday next with president H"r
ri,on. who is 20 be officially present at the Na'"hd
Encampmcnt OF the Grand Army Of the K'puDH'
ut Boston from August IL to 10 Inc ITrN"'"'
will occupy the starboarl side OF the Au"'''' '
quarters while board Of the ship. ana me \"
mral will give UP the large cabin, wm'h nuns
clear across the ship to tlc use ot the tr''"'"
rs his parlor and dining saloon. The lTcSh'l' ANU
those who may accompany him VIII p"p'pN "'0
The cabin Jointly with the Admiral is dining N,''
At the main will ~ the distinctive nag ol III.
President which is Of blue bunting. WITH inc '"''
State coatOf arms in The cenTre aud "m'o -"
In each corner It is appropriate thai inc tl'S'''''
should 20 on this vessel to Boston. since 9hS W." -
the first Of the hagship class of tnc new .'.' y,
to get away on regular cruise ana she J., one rb ~,
the finest Of the modern type OF war ehPII 81
baltimore Is In every sense "a rt''n " lid
has sails. and her military nnNtN are 49, ~ , b
because used only for military purpoNcS' 80 nd
top of each Is platform on when nIr "Y IT,, rh
one ! poundcr llotchks> and one rcVoNihs Ho''"
-,
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RAISING THE PRICES or SILvERw ARE.

II announced Yesterday that IN consequence
Of the the price Of silver bullion the manu-
fct REL, price ~ solid >rcrwarc would be increased
fifteen cent, an ounce Thi, j. not serious e. the
retail customer - might At first be- supposed. C. ].
Cook II Tiffany co.. said Yesterday aftcrn Ion that
they had made change IN the price of any ~ their
goods vet. They would have to do so, however. but
II would not be done unti the matter had settled
down, that they would not have to change their
price, again. The rise would have most effect upon
the price 81 forks and spoons. which are now s'm b'
wholesale dr,lcrs at 81 - ounce. one spoon
weighed about one ounce. and aS there Wa, very
little work expended IN their manufacture the price
paid mainly for the silver they contained.
Mr. White II the Mcridcn silver Plate Company.
.ad that tho price of plated goods had not changed
hut il looked much ~ II it would increase about
10 per ceut before IN" heavy fall trade >ct In.
Mr.. Dominica ~ the firm Of poWinick lltH, sara
that they had been forced 10 announce 10 their custom
crs that The price 81 ,ivcrvare would b" increased
fftccu cents ounce. not fifteen Ier cent ~ hnd
Teen stated. This scarcely covers Che li'c In the
price Of bullion. ard II silver keeps going mp there
will have 10 hc another rise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
NORTHERN NEw.JERSEY COUNTIES.

ENGLEWOOD.-Thc EnglewDd Field Club gave a
brilliant lawn party The club grounds on Thursday
evening The reception committee were MIS-. Nillam
r. Booth Mrs. &. =. Thorburn, Mr. +. ID. Foster.
Mr., George CoppelI ana Mr.. sheppard Romans.
The grounds were Illuminated "ith japanese lanterns,
and different cOlcgrd fires were kept burning. which
gave pretty effect against The dark barhEr'nnd 81
frees. About $50 were present. thc npJi commit
t1-, Donald Markay Gairet Lvdcckcr. Livingston \.
Miller Edgar II. Eooth and Walker W. Mackhy, did
Dl.tforn 100 by 30 feet under CANOPY tent was set
apari for the dancers while Others at.ucd aDOui The
grounds w. |. Allsl,n's barn was DESTROYED by
lire carly Yesterday Two horses. mule and
a pony burned to death.
UNION HILL Henry Ilcrio. silk weaver OF mon
mn wts 80 affected by the heat Yesterday that lie had
10 return home. IFS vic, becoming Alarmed. went
EIr Doctor Warden, and when she returned her hu,
band wa, living on thc h60r unconscious and bleeding
from an ugly cash I'm the abdomen, which he had IN
1ired will A razor Dr. Warden said that llcrdO's
mind had evidently become affected by the heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
DIR. BrRTSELL SLIPS QUIETLY AJTAY.

THE TRUSTEES OF HIS CHURCH HAVE RESIGNED
THE SEXTON. ALTAR BOYS AND SUNDAY
SCHOOL. TEACHERS WILL DO 50 TO-DAY.
The Rev Dr. Burtscu surprised many oil ms
honcrs Yesterday morning. who had gathered az
tho porocbial residence 10 bid him farewell. pr
Imrt~en left the par,chial residence lat" THURSDAY
cveri;c in order 10 avoid the gaze Of the public.
few Pensioners suspected hi, intention ana Were
rr,ec,t A, his departure The doctor wa' much sur
nr,s,d IA So, them He hastily babe them farewell
and ,r-.,d the carriage which was whiting for him
the door
only few persons wcrc present az The : O'CLOCK
mas, Yesterday morning at the Church Of the Epiph
,,v The church was without pastor yesterday
for the first time In Il, history. Fathers Cunnion ana
Louarcan, assistant pastors. pending th" arrival Oh
the Rev Father Prcndcrcst. who is DR.. Bur'scs suc
ccssor will direct the affairs of the church. Father
prcud,rca,i will take charge Of tc church tins even
irg nnd celebrate mass a. 10 O'Clock tomorrow
Whether Dr mrt,cl departed for Roudout to assume
tho management If the church there or whether De
vent 10 A ulr place near the city for rest IL Unknown
When Father PrcudcGsaNt assumes Ms nuueH a.
r,~tor IF the church Of the Epiphany ne VIII ma u
r,r- thoroughly upset. The trustees OF tao chuTch
resigned -rday. and the sexton. IN" aaf boy ;,
tc rlthrr- ~ The SUNDAY school ana the Ieau'F, OF
rhc ynrou> dissertations and Leagues Will resign today
.rhrr. could bee no more touching evidence. said a
prominent fucmhcr IF the church 10 Tribune reporter
Yesterday. of the respect and love III when i'r.
air-. WAS held during his reign q, pastor iHhn thc
mali Attendance ~ mass th, morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
THE FUNERAL OF REUBEN W. ROPES.

The funeral Of Reuben W. Ropes took pla'e yeser-
day afternoon al his home, NO. 70 Remsehs'' i
attendance was large. The Rev. Dr. Charles Cutlber
Hall of the First Presbyterian Church. oiciated in the
absence in Europe of the Rev. Dr. Lyman ADoooo'
Tho Rev Howard Bliss and the Rev. > Is. Hhiluay
also took part in the services. quartet chor OF
male voices sang the hymns Beyond the SHINING ana
the Weeping when l survey the "onorois Or'Ss'
and Abide With Me- The body was taken IaSt
evening IN Salem Mass for burial. The following
were the pallbearers: A. d. Wheelock G. d. WOOL
A. A. Low General Christian T. Christensen D. l'oNs
Cnrran, j. W. Elwcll J. A. Taft. David NJ stohc'
George P. Stockwen and George Ripley Among Iiosc
pr.seYt were representatives from the many oi5@!ha
lions with which Mr.. Ropes was connected toeenleT
with some Of the best known business ana
men of New York and Brooklyn Among the relatives
present were the family of the late Ripley ROpee' vi
irooklyn; the family of the late Charles hopes; u
salem Mass: Benjamin Ropes and family. OF Port
chester. and W. X ThOrne and family OF NewNork'
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RUTHERFORD.
THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF DIR. HowARI

THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF DIR. HOWARD.
Coroner IIcfng yesterday conducted the inquest III
the case of Dr. Charles l. Howard who died suddenly
ON Wednesday night Thomas savage VINO look care
~ Dr. Uowards horse and buggy. testified that be
tween and O'Clock Wednesday night lI' Do'"r
drove up to his boarding house, and without SAYING
ward went diIrctly into the house ana began pumping
water into a tank. This continued about hNe mhi'rs'
when savage went into the house and warned tn9
n,c,r that the tank would be overlooked. The Doctor
stunned humping sat down on lounge ana DuFicd MS
face in his hands savage spoke TO him, but received
no answer. shortly after Miss kc~Sier Will "''oH
DR.. Howard boarded, went into the rOoin' 81" uic
Doctor wing down and thought he was dead sAc
went at once for In. Ii. II. lioillSicr'
Dr. Hoister testified mat liz had fouhd bruises o"
Dr Howard, face. neck. hight arm. hand and leg
nome of them serious. lie found a paper labelled
choral hydrate" i'll the room aud III the Doctors
chamber q bottle OF morphine, evidently nrcd rec my
Trom Dr H0wari's appcaanc" during Ia" uA!' ~
49,, ,nn f,rt fh.t he nad known Or. How IN 10 >ulcr
,,", ic ~. a., drugs Dr. IOlli,cr thought that dcau
lad been caused by Overdose 81 cho'dI or mo- 20
~. - H. rishi agreed substantially with Dr. lol
" .r TGc i1rv alter a short alteration brought
in a verdict of accidental death from an "'e'""'c VI
Tbr Rev. {. VI Anderson conducted the funeral Of
Dr Howard YESTERDAY morning. ait'r wHch ta. Voul
sent I" loiH' ic""'' "''''O wv
place.
partv was given in honor Of Mis- Alice Cooper
o, ~,n Francisco. a, the home Of Mr.. Wilmington III
donaldson ave-. on THURSDAY Night
The Field club annual lawn party VII .,lo take pace
large number u clrt, have been sold ana the "'' o
patrorcs,cS j. larf". ,
The cornerstone Of The extension of Grace CnnrC
v, loid ~ O'Clock Yesterday afternoon hY Ar'h
G .Son S,,,(cy ,h1 /, In Fnroic several II th'
rhr addition t., the church, u j. cNpr'fi' VIII ~
COMPLETED By october !.
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THE ST. Jogy.S COLLEGE FACrLTT

The faculty Of ST. John, college. Forih'n ''' Wv
coming schoastc year (, au1onncri a. follows Ih NV
John Scuy. pres deaf and treasurer tle h'N' i"''"
nalpin vice pre- .dcnt The Rev. Joseph H"lhf' M',1
The Roy Edward Do,rct professor of ethics. the Rev
Louis Jouin Ir.,ov OF ethics IA post graduate 'oNr''
the Rev. PatricS Dcay. chaplain; The Kew iih"'"H
OT.eury professor Of log, and metaphysics inc l''N
Joseph Icglo: professor - g'r'i' anu "'''' % ,,,'
r,. n,,tI II mol rofe.,or ~ ply sizes the Rev Will
j. Quplcy prof Of mathematics u'" Icy, 1t"
renee Kayanash professor Of rhetoilc Johh a VI ore
professor OF bclcslottres George P'ttlt professor o
classics The professor, IN the scienuno ana preparatory
courses will be / II smith A. j. OConnel. T. f. Whlta
J. b. Ptar. 7. J. shcay. o. A. Hill. F. J. LIANT an'
J. u. Carney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
KEARS1RGE SAILORS ~ TROUBLE.
THEY ovERsrEP THE MARK IN ORDER TO GET
POCKET MONEY.

THEY OVERSTEP THE MARK IN ORDLH ~ UH4
POCKET MONEY.
Tile investigation that has followed the ISSUE vi
orders on the nav OF some Of the enlisted men Oh the
sloou Of war Kearsarge with the name OF the pay
master forged to them has naturally madc the hio7
able men feel Indignant. "A poor Ola due Iacko'
who will not subject myself 10 such charge OF forgery
,rhtIe wear blue shirt has written note IN Whcl
lie saws; After being down to the West indies FOR
nve ar six months when arrived at Key West VIC
could not get any money, only what the first hcu-
tenant liked 10 give us. namely, - 10 some ana
rotbinr 10 the Others. We got permission from our
friend 10 use his nane and then got money orders
and had to be under great compliment to get man
10 cash them ashore and pay him the sum Of F3 for
his trouhe for we in the KoaTsarse not allowed
over the gangway Wing in Key West, and all the
other ships allowed their crews to go on tIe wharf
and walk about or play ball.
The offonces referred TO occurred AT hey west ana
were for the purpose Of providing The perpetrators
with spending money. The offenders VINO forged Tie
names OF fictitious bcnefciares or creditors look upon
II as technical Misrepresentation" Under secretary
Tr5iCy's order issued time ago, which mas been
commended throughout the service generally and the
purpose OF which o1cr facilities 10 Officers and
men attached to vessels 10 remit money for their
families 10 accumulate for themselves, every pay
officer Of "A naval vessel IN commission must keep Il
deposit IN the sub Treasury In this CITY subject 10 MS
order. Against this dcpO.lt the pay ohccr rcthnr
certain proportion Of the salaries Of the crew OF the
ship Of the forged orders were sent TO friends
here who drew the money 10 hand 70 the men when
they reached home and Others were UscouHtsA IN Key
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
IS THIS ANOTHER POLICE OUTRAGE1

Mrs Ellen COnlon was arraigned before justice
Tghe in the Butlerst. Court yesterday morning DIV
William j. German, policeman. on charge OF using
vile and abusive language 10 him on the street there
by causing a large crowd 10 gather. and thus com
hitting a breach of the peace Mrs Cohion 'oiu
different story and brought counter charge against
the officer of cruelty and abuse. Mrs. Conlon saws
that the officer reprovcd her THURSDAY afternoon FOR
striking boy who had bit one of Der children ana
that when she ordered German to j"@Ve her mousse
ne sprang at her. seized her by the throat and hunc
her 10 the floor. aftcrwari Kicking her Inc onicer
then hundcuficd her and took her to the ponce st9io
She showed cuts and bruises to prove her Story 'I
man has been on The force two wears MIS-: tohlon
lives with her husband and children at Ninhst. ana
Ninth ave. They are sara 70 De "el-!"uo PooPi''
Both cases were adjourned until August 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
TUE DEATH OF FATHER TRAINOR.

The funeral of the Rev. james Ira.n1r, who was
overcome By the heat on Thursday afternoon ana VINO
died shortly after his removal to hospital, VIII be
held In st. Josephs Roman Catholic Church, DeanSI.
near Vanderbiltave., at 10 O'Clock this morning. IL
&c Thought by some that II was consumption much
ne the heat that caused the death Of Father Trnor a.
he had been for time sufferer from the disease
He was born IN Ireland twenty eight years ago, ana 50
far as Is known had relatives in this cry FathcI
TrainOr stadiei at the University of salamanca III
spain and shortly after bis ordination, about year
aTo came 10 Brooklyn. He vas assigned 10 -.
dcath