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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.


Tho Doord OF Supervispr; Yesterday altp!cd r'sIln
tions on the death Of Peter Bennett member 81 TIC
I,oard from the Twelfth Ward from 1879 to 1saG, and
in respect to his memory tho ICad adjourned Tor one
week.
Tho causc OF the fire in the wall,out Market on
"wednesday t. yet und Severed. aid " !, uncertain
whether il began in the woodward ar the bacsihg
factory adjoining. IL in the latter. Spontaneous com
bustion among jute may have hen tn caus" IL
the wind had blown strongly the entire market wo"r'
have been burned. ~
pids we're Ope,lcd Yesterday lv the Board OF Flee
lions for the construction OF 'i,v or NOR. p"r'.""
hmiid,ncs for polling places. Each must tc IA e.
Hirh u feet wide and - feet deep: The nv" bids
,a.,ocd nom $3.50 Ly Coorcr M;Erc. to st:o b iy
thn Dnckcr Portable Iioas" Company. Eos;9n III
ss354 apiece for like strartaTcN.
A, a sncr:al meeting # the st"cklcldcr" o. the
Edison Electric Illumnat NJ Company a. NJ. "'-
pear, st. Yesterday the capital stock OF the Company
xras increased from SU)0.WO 10 TI''ooVV' u GA
tend the business VI the company
Mechanics, liens for &21 .OG'; 10 have lcen MED
oc,inxt r. e. Ba1ins"r CO.. the contractors Tor the
construction OF Iicrrmann'> Theatre IN iultIh anu
Tho owners Marcus Il. Wheeler and Alexander iicrr
mann. Tho largest amount. s:4''"" Is que J" o.
Reyno!ds's Sons.
william Hammond, alias ". II. Bellows. who has
obtained moncv from many persons by n story OF
having been robbed In Chicago While on MS WAY rhS'
20 buy bonds and who is IN the habit OF using Inc
surname OF the persons lie apple to AS his own was
sent to Inc Tententiary for six months ycsrd"y 10y
Police Justice Walsh.
Dr. George F. PcntccOst who Is to sail for Enr.ahi
tomorrow on his way to India. ~ begin his mover
mission In that country to overcome casts By Chris
tapiy will speak Of his work In the T0mpkins Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL Church tonight.
a. H. Berry ana B. F. Lane. two we'll dressed youths
ha,oneine to respectable families held for the
octiAn Of the Grand Jury yesterday, upon their con
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
STATEN ISLAND.
rupEE MEN sCFFOCATED.

THREE MEN oCFFONhiI-D'
Tire, men were sufrocated In o ccssoool YESTERDAY
morning on tho premises Of Thomas sheehan ~ wesV
New. Brighton. Shechnn end James FIemIns' m'
br,hcri in law had decided to repair tho pipe OF tno
eos pool and Shcelan procured ladder Inc IsoocF'
\, "A precautionary measure was faStcheu 70 w"
r,pe, one Of vh'rh was held BY Fleming. While Johh'
the twelve ycar-old boy Of shachan hcio the o''.'
rope. Shechan then c1uoi'y 0can TO ees ,shnn
Fleming and the boy suddenly csa S sUS shechan
struggling in the black water at the bottom. neT Inc,
called Fleming In feeblo voice. "Come oo""' ''
and give me a hand 40, A.,
Fleming without thinking OF the danger, ood , 11e
bov 70 hold both ropes began TO go down the lau
dor Little John. while firmly holding inc rope1 hca nj
bodies Of hi father and uncle amtlng IN Inc ,o w" nix
at the bottom The boy at once bega" 70 sr' shechh
came ont and Wien she glanced Into me cesnpU o.
he uttered screams that st1r IT'LL n thn onnc house
pr;,c over the fence and when he learned from PIT
sheehan that her husband ad Eem hs Wild weaI q 90
OF the ice sM H " h n s eoa s and
then then c to Scc1an aud Fleming but received no 's
sponsc Campbell dld not hesitate but CS,iiouet
moi !" do 80 but he paid no heed to those around him
liy thi, time several neisbors had !Impes,
whiting to see what would be the fate Of Cmn.H m
80 Que at th, time believed that shechan ana trnt
Ing wrr, dead. soon afof Campbell mag S', CT
heard. Tho mon who stood around the pool iowere.
rope and yelled to Campbell to tate hold "f b os
surrounding the pool that the Three men han pceh o'cr
com" lv III" poi oI"Is ga sr,.r wa,,cr Wood AM
when he arrived the v S'd'' srspp TTT, rons
The nc,> Of the tc "ms 1 nhor Viz! c :n" shco
ham and Fleming were married. and each wa' IN
father Of FIVE children: Campbell was snsic Man Man
Coroner Wood will hold inquest In the case on MO"
| night
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MORE LIGHT on THE ARSON CASES.

MORE LIGHT On TIE 1AKSVN V3f>I10'
The police who have been investigating the h'cs
which occurred last Saturday hight in the Thlru an"
Tenth wards have obtained information that Icaos
them to believe that Thomas Connolly. one OF the mcn
who was arrested the night Of the fire. can DC heia
on the,charte Of arson. lie Is now IN jail for twenty
nine days on the charge OF intOXCation. When his
term exfircs he will probably lie called upon to answer
to tho other charge. Benjamin Lewis. the fire NOR
shaA called George H. Perkins. the other man VINO
wae arrested and sent to Jail on suspicion. ana o.
taned statement from him. Yesterday. Perkins says
he was in company With Connolly ut the hq''or s'o
OF .Nartin liuta No. 80 Smitllst. on that night, ana
int ne asfed Connolly to drink Aitcrwad thc.
went outside and sat on beer Reg Conno Sc, Tem
asked him to have another drink. They went IN ana
wbU6 there Connolly told Perkins he had set lire U,
the building Connolly Immediately went away. and
econ smoke was seen coming from the cellar ana
Perkins gave the alarm: Perkins say. Ne did not see
Connolly again until after they were arrested
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,Dprvrt.U FOR MIST Nt; TUE HiILS

David j. I.aar-. Of No lei Fat scN'hH '""r." s'''
,l, directs ~" affair, ~ III" EN"l'br Na!Nh "'"S'
81 No -, Pearl L. arrested yesterday on ''ls
q, ,,,,:uc the United states portal laws III sc""'"e
through the ina'lS ?n cnVcl"" ha''"e "'"S''o "
,,l,,.i mn IT, Joshua Wcmsn. paintNra OF
'., Max: rc,ciycd a f,w days ago letter &C
-, ,,,, bil Of l,olnc a beat" and ntmttHg that nc
a.. =, honest bccaiI,, he did not pay dent when H.
had con,ra~tcd. Tho letter was typewriter ana hht
IN. ,rn,,irr ENrr-.or Iarnsl Works. Nh we
,u,r,unr IN which tine I'tt"r WA nclo"u were W.
words, The Beat" III large lc'tcr. and rc'ln",t flr
the payment Of the il u" sent the i",cr 20 MI m
case and caused Isaac, arrest. The accused nl'ii
r,ve hail for cXaninatOll.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

DODBS rEHRY.-Thc public streets ana private
dwellings were bright with National colors yesruaS
from several Hudson River towns i:c companies "cr
present ~ guests of RcSOutc Hook ana Lafuer ON
pai.y ana united with the home company III pran'i,
t,rou.l the street, behind martial music. Fircmc
were present from larry town, IcckSkl Mount vernon
Whit" Plains. Hastings and lonkcr'. There were
;hoa 300 men IN line. who In full uniform marc h
over r,;:.r ~ nyc ihc.. After tn" parade the coin
;anic> vcr' i"a-tcd. AZ 3 O'clock there was Nost
,Irr;,.c race The Columbian Engine Company, I"
Ia.,lil v:,s III" only entry 1t also rcccitru nr,
urilc f,r the best appearing company Aer thc
,,rc, Inc cuu,panic- went - IlI'tine, to attend
p,n.c IN VI Peasant Gro"c given by the lia>ths'
lire Company.
WHITE rLAINS.-Thc officers OF the WcstcncSc.
Comfy society of Agriculture and iiortcust4irc ~ ~
.o.nrrton with the county fair when Is 70 S NV
=, White Plains from september - TO OCTOBER .. ~
cl,i~! ,c nave arranged M attractive programme i''
lj,vcl, race, on N. last Gdy Of the fair.
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OUTGOING STE.i MERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. .....THUESDiY. SEPT J. 1870
ARRIVED,


Steamer t;nlie (tr) Murphy Liverpool Aic co. QUEENS
town a. with m'," ant passengers 10 vernon IL nf""
Arrived At the lar nj o. p =, ....,
Steamer llan,au ti,l Fell Bristol Mug H. F'MaSe
60 Wit. mise and passengers 10 James Ar~c TO- N'
the B'r at 3 80 ,...,..,
steamer iialy (i Ward. Santos \ug no. ''''tt" ~,
VITA mise /, Bnak * JrNons N'I'"'l ~ IN" bh
STEAMER lHrarnsr' Ira. ~i' ,'fhtni. Frii.h
Crnrn II prrnanbico a. vi mise {" Shii"h "l'h NJ
rived tho lar a I u ....,, Ana, ~
Prns Willrm II Dtrh). l~rr farsna!"' aug
via Dcme Trinidad. 1jiguayii 'ec Win W.. " " i
gers 10 kunhardt c. Arrived II the Hir ~ '' IN ~
Steamer Aguan (Rrl Aiair. Belize &c W. " U.s.
ssnGcra To Williams & RANKIN. ArN"l ~ nc '' ~ = "
Ciuuau Conlai t-pau) mona yer" w .
navaua days. with mdsc ana passehS'''" :" N'"
d Co Arrived AT the OAR Mt ! M ,. u,,, v,r., T.,
Steamer Ty:Inn tHr, Iaig Kingston nm va, - "a
with nnar Henderson bros Arrived ~ r DAT NJ ~ w.
Steamer Ozann loch VIII. Port de fa'i "aFs WI" '1
Ia Hugo Kainrr Go. vessel To VIM f'H"" 70 Al
rived ~ Hnr ai q y NJ. ,,.., ,,.,
Steamer JOhan svcrdrup (Nor' No"Se' "'A""" 0''!''
Steamer Ola IumIu,o Coic. Rirhmond CIV POINT and
Norfolk viii, ndsr md IL old DOMINION $50
SIrnn,er a D,npck EiriiKs. BOSTON, with misc To IL
Dinuk. ,.. A.. -.
Sim Iicur ,nd, Paine Colombo April e. Gale May TO-
Shin I,ruy,,r r Mm.rcl calcutta i"+ ays.w!'h mdsc
% l,nIii Irn, vessel Ia Peter Wright ~ sons
SUNSET Wind ut SANDY Hook light. =. clear.
At(ity Island light. SSw falr
Arrived yesterday
Steamer state OF Indiana tir,. Ntcie Glasgow Aug ~
Neville 20. with mso ami passengers IL Aush bauWih I"
Co.
Steamer ASsyrla (Br) Srita Mediterranean ports via
Gibraltar mdse and u henderson Bros
Steamer Kansas CITY, kempon Savannah ~ days. Wat1
mdss aud passengers " Walker.
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SERVING UOODCOCK OCT or SEASON.
SOOTHING KNOWN ABOUT DR. KlDDS SUIT NJ
prIND SGCD'S- WHAT COMMISSIONER

prLMoNgcu'S- WHAT COMMISSIONER
BLACKiJi.D SAYS.
4 r,rc,t d, patch irura Nrwburg alleged that Dr.
Wllc Kidd o.. Nsi aud game protector OF the state
, ,huu, 10 Lriuy suit against Charles pclmoncn ana
other re-, tI::ant propricpr> IN tins city Tor scihs
,dc,ri, ON, 81 season some wc"kS ~. SD the story
-. Dr Kidd went 10 Dclnonlro'-. at Twenty .!Ath"t'
, r,cn ,y. and ordered wOodcoch for himself anu
ni,ude The head walter at fr> r:fus"d I" serve the
,,.. h.c,u>r they were ont OF season. but he was
ru,rv pr.vh,.cd mpon u crafty the appetite oi the
,ri lal ana hi, friends. For Ills pr' Nun VIII SUI
p,I,,,ui, d, for violation of 'ic game laws
Th,,. wlio were yesterday III hciiI'ohT"S '"''
i,, they never served wooirock ont Of season. ana
that ,hoy hncw no,hln: about DIR. k.hl ai'u MS P'o
20 ID
ru,:,. G.; Ela,Lford Of the fish AMI game COIN
,,. ,ncr Of the state ~a'i: " | hnp" nothing aho"'
o., ,r,r c,,ru, what | have seen IN the newspapers
,,,,,,r.,t, Or Kidd lar bcrn ling lttr de t"''i''
,r, ~, Ai~ own account. luNt IL p'""h'rn go lh"'
,,rr. aud indacc hartcndcrs 10 sell them drihRs
after hour - ~
ID, Won think that any r's'aarint Keepers nav
g, oG ,,.c zinc laws In this particular was "'Neu
ave. VA, the reply. havr no Doubt they haVc'
~ 81 then, l,yc probably done " In enoralir" OF uic
f, ,na, Ia, Legislature In winter 'naie'l Wv,
49, -. ~ ,hc o,rn from August Y" ScPrn'per.
TO-. ,...I, navc no knowledge o ANY N"ia''o" vi III"
ON, a. the largest game dealers IN FUTON MarhG.
ali, th,. =, far A. he knew. there we're u w'u.o :.
il, ,uor,c ,urns the closed >"a'ol' ~ nv. olu> -
..,rrd they wcr,. token by private customers ron
,,,..,du,i snurr,. AZ present the mnrk"'nan saI.
" rndcorl were COMM into marker from ultcreHI
uIy., nf the state.
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toesion ~ urcIorv committed In the store Of s. Grng
hast at No. :}94 l2 MyItlc-ave. Where Berry was lot
merly clerk
vicc.Prcsident Campbell. Of the Union Ferry Com,
pany says that Cc ferry property was boneht III AT
the recent sale Tor The present. management. IN:
franchise will he mt up ut auction In November. IL
II is secured for the coming five years the company
will te reorga znd. and great Improvements VIII TO
made II is possible that ferry rates may PC ShEh'N
increased, by abolishins the commission hoh'S' W
meet the cost Of the improved service.
ouicbwit-What is the difference between man
puttag ND theatrical advertising sheets and I'!ari1
doctor, Slowboy-I give II up Ou'rhwit-ohc Is Il
bill. stcr and the other IS u plll-lo;i'tcr.
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LONG ISLAND.

LUN,, ISLAND CITI--"Thc Queens Comfy li"r
;,i- Long Island city, now HcpUbcan paper. mad'
~ rs' appearance yesterday. II i an eighcco'nmt
f.ur M, sheet. The publishers announced ina
"a. ,,,...r viii hc controlled by active lIrpubl'ais
aid ,:,' 1t Y III strive 10 advance Rrpnblicah Pr''i
.,l., Tho Long Island city Aldermen. at
"a. Wednesday n!:f rif'i mt To purchase h
lam, r.. or, cd for paris a'd II lit;Tf, gro'h" III Ia
\-i~woud AID N-turi a"d IL ash" l"r 'h"' P"'P's
f.. :Lr ci;I eiI.t". ,oniIis~ini ~ lr'".
(IEN!\Ii. Elizabeth EudN"ll'. lNr'F'>N I''r
,Id w, frnd drowned 'i-''ih III fhc rear ol ne
am, -. ,,,":di!t on "Wednesday. Til" uhip1hh''
vr.i,, ~, d.. hirs'd from he PorThh"''-c ii'"i
\,y,u,. Lat MAY. hlllh. been confined theN 10
ur,rn a
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xnpTUrpN NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.

p1orIIERrOED The l. =. Dr. T.. A. lulElN. ~ f1r
T., th, First Pre- ytrrian CIut. has returned rom IA
..c,.,,, \ cniI,rrt Will Dr. c!v"n 20 night
in th, grammar school In District NJ" - th' pr"rcA
Ia nroyidc for gyinua>tir apparatus for Ia" i'ol lh
name, ON the programme include those OF MIS- Inc
,ii", and Mr.. 4. -. -tiirG-. Prnr> or Efd~
yn,drlIu Ouaft tie and >igior Sa'Hirli ana ''iiii
nlni aud twrvr Of Ill" local pupils viii al" apo ~
EAR OIhN,;E.- The Fat Orange Lawn fcnni
c,,, L,. decided tp hold an Opll i"r~ Tournament on
If, ground ~ south Ellington ave. On Ihnr'd'' o.
'.> vrrli and the following: days. tn" coIf'rlr WIZ
c mon. lin: lc, and doubles and mixed d0ubc~. There
al ,,, hand ono prize, awarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
TljB GERMANIA GLIB IN ITS NEW HOME.

TIE GERMANIA GLIB IN ITS NEW HOME"
..,boH Ia member OF the well hn""n '.'r''''"s
club OF brooklyn assembled LIT evening III ''cir lc"
home In sclcrncrhorn.st and amid appropriate r"rc
monies took possession Of the lrih'IH%. Dinner was
served in the spacious dining holl on III" "chd 'oor
The address OF welcome delivered by 'hc presact
Curl Cierel tho Ncw-YorH banker. lie was fo''w'd
BY cx Mayor Schroeder who. a> Chairman OF the bI''
inc Committee, performed the Customary ceremonies
Of delivering CT the keys. There were other FORMAL
epeeChcs among which special mention should b'
made of the one by DR.. .chmeltzcr OH the New ana
Old Fatncrland" an idea which The club building ITSELF
symboizs 1t l. monumental Structure and well
tvpiHes the firm aud healthy growth Of GcrI'ah seed
under American cultivation. The three large Stance"
glass windows in tho general club room present on ono
s,dc Ccriuania on the Other CDluml Ia. and IN the
ccnt,c the American eagle and the German adler III
close unioh. Tho general s;vlc Of II" building J.,
Tomano.ouc many enduring examples "t "h.h nave
food .brourI aScS in famous 'tc, tho Rhine and
In other historical. places IN 6cinih''
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THE REV. DIR. JOHNSON SERIOUSLY ILL.,

Tho Rev. Dr. ID. V. NJ. Johnson. rector OF ST. Mary 5
Episcopal Church. who is suffering from an attack "
PARALYSIS was reported to hc more cpnfo:t.bi yes
terday at the rccory. i'm Cli>s;n'aIc. DIT Johnson l.
seventy eight years old ANA ave for s"vcic honor
rhascs a year ago last piirg. he has cnIoyed good
health until he was pcotratcd hy paralysis On Sau:'
csv Of la. week while yistn. the Rev. Dr. Wash
burn ut oyster Bay. lie r"ccnty Ta> present ~ the
funeral OF William H. Hustled. and had spent the
greater part Of the summer at baypmt. l.. l. ON
TUESDAY he was taken u his MOJklvn home III
coach lie does not suffer and his mind Is GEAR Out
his physicians have no Eopc Of HI recovery W.
johnson has been rector Of ST. Marys for over trt'
vears and is one of the oldest rector, in the city.
lie performed a marriage ccrrr.nv In his church u
Fortnight ago owing 20 the absence of the Rev. Mt
Ne,a1rrr the assistant minister, The Rev. Mr.. smith
Of jamaica will occupy Or. JOhis)n's pulpit OH
Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
uOHOR1NG TIE DEAD POLICEMAN.

The funeral of John j. Clancy. the pa;rolman OF TIC
Tenth Precinct who died september from injuries
received i'm the discharge Of his duty, conducted
YESTERDAY. II was the first public funeral OF meni'
Der of the police force since TIA; of Policeman stone
who was murdered by the Smoky Hollow gang III
South Brooklyn abOu; ten years ago. The services
were held at st. Jo>cphs Roman Catholic 'h"r'h'
Vanderbilt. ave- and Pa lie =. Two l"idt-d mcihr
az the reserve force detailed - attend the funeral
solemn requiem mass was celebrated bV (hr I'E
William Met ,urf a.,i>td ny The Rev W. HEriIv ara
the Ecv. Il. COrcor-ii The burial We ~ tue trE"trN
Of the Holy Gross. lati,'Sh III" policemen ac
companicd TIC procession as far "a I'll, reservoir ana
there were di-,andcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
THEY VASr 4 DEXTER EIcfSE LAW.

A meeting of the Executive Committee" Of i!lc CHI
vcu. Alliance was held yesterday afternoon al No. Al
Park Row. John ID. lloyd presided. The main OBJ
,cct cf the trgnza DIN Is 20 accurc the passage OF ali
oxcisc law that vii! he san factory than III"
urc.cu. orr. j, decided 10 effect an or;:iizIi"n
In cery Assembly District As The fr>i top toward
ms f,, committee Will hold meeting within II few
Gay, 4: ,oInc uptown hotel. to which prominent cI.i.
lcns who are in sympathy with the movement VIII
t.,i Dyit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
REirFTRMING AN ADTATrE ~ PRICES.

A uca,ur Of tic Mechanical Rubber Good, Manu-
t,,,rrrs. Association was held at tho A>tjr Hon.
Yesterday afternoon and a resolution wac adopted
that IN view OF the high prices of crude rubber a
furi II ull, .ncc should IT, iiidc ~ the price,. Of III"
,.,.,d 20 DIS II ,id III pn,a ion n a
III. re-. 'laioi was simply rra:iIiarion Of the I'd
,'ncc ~ 10 Der aaIccd upDn q. ia" last meet
,"r The new crop Of crude rubber Just coming in j.
Nc" large and thu stock on hand IS smaller than II has
been for many years. The association adjourned for
a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
D,yGERfU'S COyNTERFETT CIHrTLATING.

The counterfeit SO note of TIC G'rInnnia Nhtionii
tank Of Sew Orleans has be-" in circulation i"' ariis
six months ON tho G".t i.,u". the note were fornd
occasionally at the sub rrra ~nry bu; they have not
a,no,rcd r,ccnIIv John =. lIoOk,. chief OF the
Treasury Secret servirc In th- city calls All n;on to
theu and orobahlv fresh i>,rc has been made The
rnuntcrlr,t /. "A t4ncrrOu, and Is E!ry T. BE- ~
ceptcl w all persons vii" are ;'n' rhIcr,' IT, ~.
t,,.ds a., the eciinc not" a:r lac';. but the "tl'r
d,ifr,ucc, arc snail. 1l: counterfeit !! N1d - be the
work Of Mile, OSlc. vito was recently arrested III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
NEW ARK.
,,x .,vr. 4 10y rErM DGoWNlN''.

,.oy,x SAVE, 4 10y From DROWNING.
a., r,u.x {, den ~, nI,d laueht": ~ I"Hsc Ia ~
, n,n,. 4, thc New jerry >Lp:car CONT ""' J,
.n.ud,n9 the summer at WEXFORD H. L.
,n..,cr the nvc.ycar old ON Of DE-. ''c'r-r H''' '"
Washington, from drown ns ~ ~, and he tw"
children were ,unins on ~" ir,m WEI tf AID ;,s
fellow I'l ,'" a., hin t,,>., dashed I'M" -, "h''
a,d ,n, for The child who wa, ,'hn , ~, -, n
ANU .T," a., nov, tLc brave woman '.U:'I "" ~"
iMrI '.n -, L.. ed 1, the boat Win tlr ON am
,n,, tlr c.l!', h".i ont IT a." wa,.r u" II ~
.ir, f,,r the -urt by >o.nr 'i'i""'
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DIR. MEREDITH CALLED TO So FRANCE

The Rev. Dr. X. Il. Mc:c@itii Nh, pert H. vaci-
ton in tie West. going TO IL. rHtl" Coast. VIII re l."
filed the pulpit of the First Congo :ti0al Church III
Sa Francisco for the month Of August received
call 20 The pulpit of the church. which is vacant bus
,romntlv refused 70 leave the ompkns Avenue Con
creCatopal Church. with which he has been connec'c
for three years. DR.. Meredith is on his way home
and will preach again in his own church week rom
sunday, While OH hi, way West his pocket was
njckcd OF q cold watch In Omaha. The watch was 4
i,resent 10 him from his Boston lhlc Glass;
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IE- ONLY WANTED AN EYE FOR AN Eye.

The price Of glass eye has settled 'he diiicnllcs
between Patrick Quinn and Patrick Reilly. who we're
arrested on complaints recently Quinn was
charged with knocking Rcilly's eye ont with II bar
rel.sove and Reilly arrested for an attempted
assault on Mrs. Quinn. Wien in court YESTERDAY
Kelly agreed to LEI the whole matter drop II QUINN
would get him Cias, eye ~ replace the one nc iia
lost and when this was agreed u both were rcasN.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE SUPERINTENDENT LEFT THE CITY.
G1lGHr FOUNDATION FOR oR1Es CONCERNING
THE HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM


THE HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Adolph Eisncr. superintendent Of the Hebrew Or
phan Asylum ct Stuyvesantsve and McDonough-st'.
has left the city, and investigation OF charges "
improper conduct his part toward some OF tne III
mates In the institution has beon made II was iouho
that the allegations Of gross improperly were uA-
founded but that in some OF his actions the supHih
tcnAent had been indiscreet. This was week ago.
and Mr. Eisncr left tho city the next day. lie had
boon connected with the institution in the capacity OF
superintendent for six years, and had maintsinco
high standard in tile management while possessing TIC
full confidence Of the officers. lie Is about thirty
four years Old and his wife is matrOn Of the nstit
ton lie left her behind whom he went away from cle
city, telling her he going TO Concy Island lie
has no children.
Ex-Supervisor Ernst Nathan. who was president OF
tho asylum from its formation, about dozen years
ago. until 1888, when he declined reelection. and was
sIooeeded by Ira Leo Hamburger, said. In reply 10
question: Il know absolutely that there Is no truth
In the charges Of criminal misconduct on the part OF
Mr.. Esner.' 81.
Tho asylum has about 100 inmates, about one hsi OF
them grb. It founded by q number OF the Iea1
Ing Hebrews Of the city, and has been ably mahag.d
plan Is under consideration for the ercctloh 81
new ana larger building IN the near ltnre: wee
PRESIDENT Goodsten said that II Mr. Etsner returned
he would not be reinstatod. for he was maiiestS I'LL
etted1or tho place.
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ATOM; TIL; SOUND.

bI;Iur,Fir,lr H." Ctv Treasurer. CharrS -
Mi. ia. been i,!nr,ncd III" stat: TREASURER T.
~. Ii-try tnnt thc rtit, tuA III MIL "i wv
DOLLAR pnynhlr H"yrmurr 10. viii DC suspehacu lhl,
,r,r M. a. ,inn WILL ave the city o! bridgeport
al 100 Last wear the cit! paid State tiN oi over
$500. The amount thus saved VIII rcna!n III Wy.
praied revenue, III tn" FirSt tfy D>trIct' o"
will nc available for special appropriations.
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