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New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
THE PENSACOLA MAKES A STARf.
CAPTAIN BRADFORD RELIEVED FRoM CoMMAND
DF TIE PHILADELPHIA

CAPTAIN BRADFORD RELIEVED FRoM CoMMAND u
DF TIE PHILADELPHIA.
"would like permission to lower topmasts" was VIC
signal sent up by the Pensacola at 80 p ILL.,
day. and Immediately after the signal may s
under way ~ was hoIsted, and both being answer. .
afllrmatycy from the Vermont lines were east OH anu
tho shin houcd ont and made her preliminary start
for the South Atlantic station as the fasShp oi hc"
Admiral William p McCann. WHEN the Pensacohi was
clear from the bukhead Captain Cowles, OF tio Dc'
patch had his man the rigging ana sl'o "
rousng cheers which were as heartily rc'po"o" " ~
the crew OF the Pensacola Then the worRfnen oi 'o
Yard chccred the Pensacola. and she steamer u""" "
Fort Wadsworh take in powder and other ahl'n''-
ton she will probably sail for the BraZi s'a'lo' VII
Saturday, in company with tic Enterprise a IL"
hours before the Pensacola sailed, Passed ASSs'ahS
Engineer John A. Tobin, who was Oh the snip Whe"
she went TO South Africa with the eclipse eNpeu''"
was sent ashore to the hospital. "A medicai po'Iu -
amIped him on Tuesday and reported him as unit ior
duty because OF serious heart trouble Lcu.cn''
Tobin is the inventor Of the Tobin bronze metal eN
tcnsvcy used for shcatlling. fastcnngs' phnProu''
shaftjng etc Rear Admiral McCarn VIII pfooaDS
,o,c mn his permanent quarters on the ship to-day.
Captain Robert f. bradford has received MS oiuctS
relieving him from command OF the flagship PhEioei-
phia but he viii remain on the vessel uhul '"' s"'
ccss,r has been appointed It is rumorea that cap
tain Frederick Rodgers, who has been HSi'no"s' ~
spcctor of the Third District, Win hcaoPu'''c' q"
New YORK; since January >, 1883 VIII succec" ''p
tain Bradford Captain Bradford seriously regrets te
,.ccs.tv of releasing the command. but II i dic 10
the result Of an internal surgical operation lie "a'
ordered 10 the vessel in October. and superintendent uc
fitting ont Of her lie came on 10 NewroiN VIII" "c'
TO see II he was able to stand the duty Dut 'e uo''
told him Sunday that he must liot ''A o' 'o''''''
uing on board tho vessel.
The detachment OF Chief Engineer Robert fo'lS ''
rcported to be dne to an offensive communication
written by him to Secretary Tracy but none oi ''e
officers viii 'alli about u. - rA,,
n was published Yesterday that the Kew Ia hdut
Ioco fcrnerlv unstor of the Presbyterian church IN
Ncw Rochelle. had been appointed chaplain III & ene
%oyy and was ordered to the flag hip PensaC"a Inlp
lain Iioc, has been ordered to that vessel bhi ne W.
appointed chaplain JIsy 20. 1r-@' ne nas 80, ~,
thtoc yc,rs of sea service two years ana SIX mohtn'
~ shore duty and has been two years and slN MON,
uncmploycd His last duty was on the rc'elVin III =
bale from which hc was detached recently ana put OH
waiting orders.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
A Youthful THIEF AND FORGCR.

william IIciscr, OF no. 321 Eroodway, Eroolyn. the
youthful oncc-bOy Of Charles Fox co.. Of ~.
Maiden Lane was arrested Yesterday on the charges
oi forgery and robbery. on JUly Young Ilciscr
forged the bookkccpcr5 name to 40 check collected
the money the bank. took 300 worth Of diamonds
from the showcase, and. in c0mplny WITH John
Grcascr another boy, ran away 20 lari>l~"-. Pcgn.
Grcascr was employed hy 4 diamond brohcr In John
81. and Broadway. and when he ran away TOOK A
valuable diamond anchor belonging to the firm. He
became frightened and sent the anchor "a * 70 the
owners Young Iicscr is only son hi, father /,
dead and his mother learning where Ac VIotc
him to back. lie arrested YESTERDAY morn
ing at his home by Detectives Won Gerchtcn ana Lake
Of Inspector yrncs's staff and arrgncd before Justice
Patterson at the TOmbs Court His former employers
refused press the charge Of forgery. and Judge Pat
tcrson held him In 500 bail ~ answer the charge Of
robbery.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
OTHER STBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTClIESTER COUNTY.

WORKERS The Rev +. = Wddcmcr. rector oi
IN, Church Of the Mc,-,h, In Phadeiphd' VIII
ucca,,l the Rev. August Imam In charge oil 'hr''
rp,coptl Church here lie viii begin his new dutci
m sep.cubcr IT, and hi, installation services will take
,,,c. October : Five members OF the
youkcrs Eicyclo Cub wheeled most of the way TO the
,-,,.,,. I.,,I. meet . The annual excursion
Il Hope Hook and Ladder compeny TO i"n1 Island VIII VIII
,ir'd & Min t1 see "'rhe Charity BALI played By
one Of the Lyccun companies.
unt-Nr VERNON NJ D. Wheeler. Postollcc In
pTrtor Of iii, Federal District. paid visit to tho
to,fpnlcc here "A few days ago. In response 10 Tile
request Of Postmaster Henry iin'' aI! on te iTpic
wa not only untitled bat inadequate 10 Tie needs u
, rnmmunlt, growing rapidly as j. this on. Sr,
Wheeler agreed that more cOmlnoh0u> building l.
needed III v"w of The encouragement given by tho
po.toncc Department, Postmaster li'', HoVcfhcnr D.
10 cr,. president # the Bank OF Monnt Hcn0A , aia
Hr Chamberlain. the architect went 10 New Rochcile
yc c,clday and nsp ct'd The gran e posolce build
ing st erected Ia that town. 1t Is modcl building for
ton nor no greater amount Of business than has
Mount vernon. The wife and five children
oi Jane ~ Darrah, who brought into the supreme
rnurf on Tuesday habca, corpus proceedings have
been SUPPORTED by prvatc charity assisted by the
adc, Aa ioce'y 2 ihE E rp I" ah ,nd i"f
ay, that rs she can get out among friends
he VIII be able to. obtain 500. and viii then repay
on Il charge of converting money left him to invest
ior Mr.. Mary 7. Rockefclcr. and after, lajl was
furnished h bond surrendered him to the Stody
II the court. and he Is now trying TO have the order
Of arrest vacated.
MAMARONECK.-Yale's new opera housc at Ma
maroncck opened Tuesday evening by the
Lyccrim Company Of New York, Hazel KlrNc" being
elected for the first performance Tho opera honse,
having a fcaiing capacity OF &C., was crowded.
PORT CHESTER Five deaf mutcs narrowly escaped
being struck by train on the NcwlIavcn Railroad as
the Adcc st. crossing about O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing. Tho engineer of the train discovered their danger
and succeeded in reversing the engine In time to
the lives Of the people
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
r,Sr rprp or THE STEAMER MAJESTIC.

rho .eamcr Majestic the Whit. star Line, arrivt
hero Yesterday from Queenstown in the fast time OF h'e
d,vs twentv.two hours and EVERYONE minutes Ihs II
the second time that the Majestic has crossed tne oc'
a., ,-s than six days Among the passengers were the
poy J. b. Brondcl. Bishop of Montana MI. ana Mrs
II, Davenport J. Hcnnkcr licatoa, Member OF ParIla-
,n.ut. Mr. and Mrs J. P"rpont Morgan, the Rev. Dr.
william NJ Taylor. Miss Iavlor Mr. ana MIS-, ". p'
rorcst Lord Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher NJ Adams DR.. j. =.
nlinas ot the United States Army Colonel Wells H.
Dlodactt Nv and Mrs. Lccrand Burton, L. A. Cheese
brouch Mr. and Mrs A. W. Colgate. Mr.. and Mrs L. H.
Colgate j. u. butcher Mrs q. Lane Fox, Henry Neville
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Pcnnoycr. c. c. Coyler, Mrs II. ~
Ven Schack Miss Van Schack
Edmund Johnson. United states Consul TO Baden. and
Mr. and Mrs c. Mountiord sailed for Germany yesterday
on the steamer Trayc.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE J.
JERSEY CITY.
lie BELONGED TO TIE RING.

lie DELONGED TO TIE RlNG.
Catharine Kclscwcttcr. Of llobokch' Oh 1"oou-' ,
caused Justice Of the Peace Aldrhgo I" 'SS"o Nth
for the arrest Of her husband, who she charseu
beating her The woman said she could not get js''o
in robokcn, because her husband was poi'.'.,a"
and had a pulln In that city When NcSc"e"o' "' ,
brought before Justice AdrldSc he was "runN, ,,
the Justice declined 70 accept ball ilc o'" .a,,,nc
Wv ,.,, 4. ,ho corrtv ioil but instead Of taxing
linn there Deputy sheriff Crossnan, 10 TnstIre Of
prisoner was intrustcd took nm DeioU a,rg him ad
micd 10 ball Judge AdridSc learned OF OH ,l' V W a,l
action at once, and KciScwetter was iouso" III '
lie was admitted t. bail yesterday
Laura Shrope, the fourteen ycarold elrI WIZ "a,
picked up in the Erie Railroad o'''''n y" .o,u tho
,r. I'D ,rho said that she had arrived from the
VT nm thc Chicago express. is still detained az az
police headquarters The story tod hy & tnc e b her
he was induced by a man himcu ii''i,fo.,od he thc
cmuIovcr in DcS M0incS Iowa, hp Dclenuu clsa 10 -
nolice The Dcs MoiucS police nave
rio~n thc grl detained until her story can Uc ihEcS"
Gated.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
COAL ABUNDANT AND CHEAP.

There IS unusual ull In the coal trade this summer
which low prices failed 10 break some OF the coal
yard propretors in popous ncehborhoodN say hcy nave
not had light family trade In many years and that
the customary stocking up bins large houses and
other buildings Is unaccountlby backward The Eastern
markets which draw largely for supplies upon Philadelphia
the NewJcrscy coal stations Of this city, ana furnish
employment for feet OF small schOoncs has done little
this season TO reduce unwcdy ccumuaons IN barges
and sidctracks Numerous sailing craft have been de-
lyerng this from Maine but they decline
to carry coal Newlneand points hc return psslgc
nc So and ton which is all dealers say they can
afford offer In the present state ot quotations Should
there much further poloncation OF inactivity lcduc
tlon Of output Will not be surprising.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TIE ARREST COST HIN HIS SITUATION

TIE ARREST COST HI HIS slTDhIloN.
William Horan respectable house painter, lately
from Philadelphia, arrested Tuesday BY
policeman named Thomas J. Farrell, Of the Tenth
Precinct. lioran had that day obtained sltua-
hon. and Oh his way to work stopped in the vicinity
Of Flatbushave and Presidentst to find feiiow4
workman whom he wished to see. lie was not Ger
lain which house his friend lived in, and while gong
from door to door in search Of the place the ponce
man arrested him for being a suspicious Character
He taken to the police station, where he asheu
10 be released saying that if he dd hHt gUt " me
time however until his friend came ana secured us us
discharge. lie lost his place through the GeiaS nc
says he was arrested because Of his shabby clOthhg
Tic police sergeant admits that the man was not IN
any way 10 blame but says the policeman thoufht ne
had a suspicious appearance. and that lie looked
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
FRIDAY. AUG. 20.
y.peza. NY Pr Porto Rico.......... pm Pm
SATURDAY AUG. 80.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YORK... "WEDNESDAY. AUG. H. 1880
ARRIVED.


Steamer G. nnns,an fBr, ogilvie London Aug H. with
.e chas sumner q" Aug 20 oussp
town IL mdse passengers to Bruce lsmay Ar.
dse and passenger. to Wright Sons Arriveda'ths
Steamer Hampstead tBr). Jones. Progreso day: with
hemp TO order; to Funch Faye Co. Arrveda the
i's' Steamer Saginaw Kelly Domingo city Ausi4 VA
dse ana pa.sen:sfs to %m Clyde Co.
steamer niagara Hansen Mexican ports Havana days
with mise passengers to Jas Ward r S% with, mia.
and passengers Ward & Co Arrived at tho Bar II
Neptano B lcgOe 81 AIMS n Bay "a. and P9rs Mara
viii @ es Co. case 81 Anns iS Bay and Port
Maria 8 days With ffnt 10 @ Vessels q Co;
@ % bae, 6sG DnH9 SS IL. Lar Ha' VIVA
Pss Asnss NG st WIN
steamer CaorIc SBr HANSON Maa1sas M a ays WIN sugar
steamer Sure (Br Morrison. WindwaId Island; VIA ~
co. 1G Arvs 7o at the Bar at 20 m
steamer Alamo. LOWS, Galveston days. WIN m''' !"
Steamer Nacoocheo Smith. savannah days. With md''
Cty Atlanta. Dole. West Point va WIN mdse"
steamer WIkesIarre Gates Boston Port Johnson
@ Sgn e TcS@as 4 bunSan aiys sepSsW q
Bark faeenSn Howes Cochin 80 days with iodse TO Az
mold. Cheney co; vessel to Vernon II Brown q Go.
sUNsET-wind at Sandy Hook. light w; haiy'
Atcity lsand-iishI. NV clear
steamer Brtsnnic tBr) DAWSON Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer state OF Georgia tBr). Noodle, Glasgow-Ausun
sins"er Wicand fCier Bsrends Hamburg Cortis
steamer Traye tier Bussus. Bremen via Southampton
steamer Herman Cortez tspan Mus, Barcelona &c-Pus
steamer Vcnczuea Hopkins, Laguayra-Boulton. Bhss@
Steamer Neptune Br Lesoe Montego Bay. Ja-J Kerr
stenmer Seneca Stevens. Havana and Matanlas-Jas
Steamer Algcrs Mason Galveston T Van sickle ~.
steamer Grande, Connor aIves,oh ~ II
steamer tilenrai (Br) Anderson Pensacoa-Siinp''n'
Steamer seminole Patt Charleston and Jacksonvie-"m
st9ancr IN Eanita Pennington. Wilmington SC-"m clya
steamer wyanoke Boaz. Norfolk and hcfnond-ola Do
Htrnanea Ai.enborn. Lewis Baltimore-H Fosef no
steamer Martha T. AcCabe. Yah hfA' fhla'eipuiTn"~
sIean1ei Cottage City Bennett. Porant.loraiio Hall
PARK Adoph Obug. Carleton Hong NODE -'no" =" "uA
bars MI Desperandum Dtch) Neddor. Batavia Java f's
ofncts and ish rt;St glalr Callao-w Grace Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Bothna Bannc CITY OF Cnester ana ~
crss Tor Itverpoo Denmark London; MIel1h, hSnyuG
Iravr Brolnei; Mes.efnaId Antwerp Blrlnlhia 1ssa
,n@ca rts. Capa Rio Agiers Galveston hahsts
CIV Savannan seminole Charestoni Wyanoke. hlchmond'
Snip Treasurer. for ROTTERDAM
Also sailed-vfaIon. Island sound
Steamer Cottage CITY. for Portland
IAL MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEES
FOREIGN PORTS.
roypox Aug 27-Arriyed steamer Hermann (Beg). aey
ivKsyooI Aug 27-saed. steame- Galiia Br), Murphy
'os 3cifEr. xHs 27-Passed saae ntan Richter
NewYOrK on hc~ VIZ TO az ~
Vanicr Zee New.York on her way 10 Amsterta
ROTTERDAM Aug 27-Arrived steamer ooaam 'p''n"
MAyEF Amg Z7-Saed Ludgae Hill (Brl browns
from uiyre hence for NeN-lOrs
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
He WAS A COOL PRISONER.

George Rcade, who arrested Tuesday BY De-
tecvcScrgsaas McCaulcy and Sh ritan. % Inspector
pvrncs'S stan suspicion ~ being concerned In plot
10 cut the Union telegraph wires and give false
winners OF horses arraicncl ut the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday The tckstcrs did not succeed In
their plan
"what have you got to say ~ asked Justice Duny.
The prisoner looked coOlly the justice and sud "fot
haven't proved anything against There is no need
for say anything"
Detective said tina. he hnd found loaded
pistol on prisoner when he arrested him aud Justice
Duny fined him a5. Rtadc Is expert tcc'rsnh opr'
ator lie unable to pay The line aid wac locked up
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
lie WON Brrr MISSED HIS VESSEL

The danger and trouble that may arise rom pro,
,osjrq and engaging in guessing matches nave h' u
striking illustration in the case OF '. Mans o. ~
4o1 south Fifth-st and John $ Mckeon OF bfoau" 'S
and Bedford-ave From the measre details Oh ''e ",i
fortunate affair which are at present opI'''"Oi'' "
appcars that one day last spring hr' Mchc'" P,',
in his store window large glass jar o' i,' ,0..,.-
ono,ro, doucstic sort and declared in black letters
~ - oa rroppd that the person who guessed nearest
he number OF pins in the jar shoiil have free iIs
class trip to Europe In evil moment MT and M, fnI =
ai itirO no the indnccment held ont 10y Mr. NJ; kc0n'
He and he TSn Ne rG sdd ctS' tS sell hc
w. feiinc 10 DO So engaged passage on a SNIP @ @pu
Ussed UJs il when it sailed Mans is row SnnG Nghcon
and the AGENT OF the line for the value o '"' "''0
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
srvnryG A MAN TO JAIL TO DIE.

Two ccckhands helped a man from Hsihli'on'",c'
fsirvlost about 10 o'clock Monday night pac'u III"
against post and left HIM Policeman cunning I -
nn f,u 70 the ground Cummings placed the man under
arrest and called patrol wagon, which took MN 10 'he
police station. He said he was John Collins o Fo'N
fourth.st and Thlrd.ayc. NewEork. TGcsd'y' Ponce
Justice Tiche sent him to Jail days for drunkenness
ITO was yca while in the police station and after arriving
81 the 1ai seemed sick that Dr. Mosher OF thc
Brooklyn Hospital, sent for lie found ois lump
AZ the base Of Collnss skull and several brulses Oh MS
body Yesterday morning Collins ded in 'he 'ln from d
fracture OF the skull IS thought Collins Is said 10
have told celInate that he hurt by fall on the day
Of his arrest. Rooney will hold On Inquest ana
the police will investigate the case.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
TWO MORE WITNESSES FOUND.

Two new witnesses, so called. have been iouho III
the case of the murder of the sailor andrew bcno..
Their names arc Jacob Miller, barber, OF NO "a :
AUap+ic.avc and James Walters, who lives in the
same house. They say that they were returning nome
through Gold st. about O'Clock last Sunday morning
and witnessed the fight between Belton and larN'or'
They tried to separate the but were unable 10 40
So Tarkntor who top OF Beon IN ts gmtter,
Of Prospcctst The in the gutter said i,;o D9h
let that man go, boss He las stabbed me, me- irtod
and Walters say that they were the men WHO ~
ont Tarkntor TO Policeman Coughlin, VINO maui n ~,
arrest They also that they saw no pOws % sV VII
after they came on tie scene, and saw no hnhc; n
these men were nCa found until TREE oays % auci o0
murder was committed is something not fuly eS'
oiNad
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
rRENcH TOE, R[SrS VISIT ANERLCA.

party 81 French tourists arrived here YESTERDAY
from Boulocne on the steamer Neendam' ot inc
Netherlands Line. Tile tourists are all meTn1ers oi
the Club Alpln Trancas. This club, though lts name
indicates assocation OF "AipniSts'' mas eA.cHueu
rs area of exploration the whols world, INC
nrcsent trim being the first this side Of the Atlantic
The visitors will stay few days in this city ana
then sail up the Hudson to Albany whence they VIII
proceed to Niagara Falls. The main part oi thetr
lloiourn however will DC spent among the French
settlers In Canada. \ majority Of the tourists VIII
come back to New York By way OF Saratoga' auouC
seuteml,cr IT, and return to France by the steamer
Amsterdam on september 13
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Monmouth Park. 2 80 p. m
Board OF Electrical Control, City Han
Factory Inspectors Convention. City Hail.
Funeral Mrs. John Wallace, No. ~ west Thlrty
thifd-st., 10 a. m. $500
Mothers and chdrens excursion around staten lslanu
Annual dinner of the Order Of Bogtroers lghbiioSe
afternoon -
Amateur Athletic Union championship swimming con-
test Nyack. 4 80 D. m. - .. VI,
New. York Buffalo baseball match, brotherhood PARK
p. ., <,, 1.
p. m. ,,. ,-,-..
Boomngdae Republican Club. NO 22S West Ninety
nintlst, y. m. ,.... ,,,,.
Assembly District dinner College Point Il. l.
Music I'm East River Pork by 9th Regiment Sann D. ~
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
MP y,clYyy TO SPEAK on THE BURTsELL CASE

r,,o pov Dr Edward McGlynn returned to this city
,o-,ordav afternoon after spending more than TWO
months on the Pacific Coast, whittier he went ior 'e
hcne0t of his health and to visit relatives lie reached
Albany about week ago, and after teiesraphha n'S
friend, in this city about the date of his ARRIVAL wc'
from there to Vermont. where lie stayed icw oays
with his neces, returning again 10 Albany io .i"I1
80. ,r,,ry hv boot arriving at West Twenty second
:. =. 40 o'clock where lie met by delcSauo'
from the members of the Anti-Povery society," con
s,stinp of John j. Benlin, DR.. Henry Carey Dr. 'ere
o;ah Cauchn, John II. Fccney. George smith iiehry
,oaI p couchlin Professor Bloom and Edward MoDcf
nott Besides the committee OF reception scVe'"
hundred persons were present Eciore no cn"s n, hs
s au the friends who met him asked Tor HIS
"a .bo women cried with Joy as the cX pastor
comped He looked the pctnrc OF neaa H Ssws S% 70 On
fcportc developments III this arcI docNe
rectc =, ,hs reeepon to be given him tomorrow afternoon
In Jones's WOOD.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
4 nan CASE or GOLD FEVER.

John Dedsen. a German immigrant arrived here ycster'
dav on the steamer Vccdan a victim to the gold fever
lie caught the fever rather late in le, but ne is fu o'
enthusiasm and confidence that he Will find fortune IN
Michlaan lie brought with HIN fifteen large pieces Of
baggage. containing clothing fo7 himself wife anu chia
and also large number OF miners implements john says
that he read much about nndnc gold In this country
that he resolved to Grand Rapids and dig for gold
there or in ncighborhood lie has enough money Il
suppOr, his wife and family for a week.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
hy ArCTIOyEER'S LICENSE REVOKED

Tho license Of Albert c. Aver, auctioneer AZ place
called the Ship" in Third.ave. Onc-hundreda and
twontvnnth.st WAS revoked yesterday by Mayor Grant
Some time ago Joseph Schmidt charged the auctoncc
with selling Schmidt had sent TO be sold to an
employe OF his fortnight later the same mirror was
offered for sac and Knocked down 10 genuine bidder for
twice the sum Grst obtained. Ex-Judge Homc, the
Mayors secretary took testimony in the matter, and be-
came satisfied that the fret sale was bogus On his
report the Mayor revoked Ayers license.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
TTIZABETff.

Al the new shlpyard Of samuel l.. Moore sons
,yhcr the Government practice cruiser Is 10 Dc o"''
-hcrc will bc launched to-day the hrSV Stcl N'''.'
over lult in the city II l. steamer lor PIina..oo P. v
,v,cr i'm Mexico In order appropriately 20 W., -
,,n incident the firm will % neNt Iue>oii ~ ~ -
holiday tu its 400 employees who VIII ue taA'" o' "
Trip IL Lake llopatcons
The BoarI Of Health has decided 20 appeal 70 the
C,ur 81 Chanccry for an Injunction against tH' l
r,,rn, nonu(,ctorv of william Ii. Naukin, dlf''tlS
aim either To abaic the alleged nuisance or 20 sHIc
H., marion Of nj. establishment where the unhcarduc
,. .,id Ia he generated The Board of iletiti
ha, b,r.n wrestling With the matter for some '..'n, I'm
Mr. Rankin asserts that the od0r does not poCccu o''
ttf f1u..
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
INC ur,n WAS A GOOD WEAPON.

william Walker, patrOlman of the First Precinct
attempted yesterday morning to arrest drohNei man
wbo was obstructing the sidewalk at Adams and VIII
louehby sts The resisted, hit the policeman on
the nose and catching hold Of him pinned his arms 10
his side so lie could not raise his club. Take my
hat off," said Walker TO OF the large crowd OF uy
ISLANDERS which had collected Some one took the
policcmans hat and then he drew back ms hean anu
buttcd the would nOt-be prisoner IN the iace ne nc
latter taken TO the police station ana ocGd np m
on charges of intoXicatiOn and assault lie salo JIG
was George Huntington, of No 1853 Tompkins-Mc'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
DO TIE roSrAL cLERKs ATTEND TO nrslxEss,

complaint La, been made ct the io>tofcc that some
u 81 rll> ut Postal station found
smoking r-drt.rS. chewing ard eos~lpnq
while the puic business neglected. The attention
tic Postmaster called to The complaint and he said
hat II would be- Investigated. Sutton OF N,
busiest o branch stations and every cc.a has more
voga than be can attend 20 in the allotted hours. the on
,las Post office sad that they thought the complaint
could not bc wclifoundcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
ALryAyDrR pUJLLJPSEy RELEASED.

Superintendent Weber returned 10 the Barge Oncc yes
tcrlay from Washington. lie Immediately ordcrd the re
lease Of Alexander phpsen, who had been detained here
under the charge OF being escaped mur
ccrer Colonel Weber said there authority for
cctaning Phpcn because he had already been landed
in this country therefore. beyond the Jurisdiction
f the officials OF the immigration service The dispatches
from Copenhagen also satisfied Superintendent Weber that
Alexander Phipsen mad double who was the real mur'
dcrcr and who is imprisoned in insane asylum at
Copenhagcn. Phipsen took his release calmly
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
NEWARK:

None Of the pool rooms in Harrison WAS op'nou W.
,si,css ,.c.tcrday and a crowd Of spectators III
,,o races were disappointed several conStabls @ scu.
,yn thc prosccutOrs Office in Jersey City were LII iar
ri,un but nad nothing Ia do. !,
An empty whiskcy barrel standing win a & iou Va
,hcr h.,r.t.S Oh the sidewalk IN IRON, 1l IcI.'t
soadnlore's liquor shop, at Bowcry ana LeNins'om
T. exploded Yesterday afternoon, DrrhklhS MInuu"
rghts and smashing large window. "corge iuIniu
nscd nine who wa> standing near, was badly burhH
ON the face aud hands.