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DISTRIBUTING THE HOSPITAL FIND

Tho committee charged with the distribution OF
the SATURDAY and sunday Hospital Fund met At the
MAYORS ofice yc-terlny Morris X. Jcsup presided
Other member. present Cornelius vanderbilt.
$3.50 Scligman Frederick !. COOh Charles = smith.
president Of the Chamber Of Commerce and ~ Mayor
Edward Cooper Mr.. cook, the secretary. read the
following list 81 the to be given 10 the various
hospitals which adopted:
81 Iutc's Hospital. 40 -2i 30 Mount Sinai. go -
German s4s7O92, Ruptmed and Crippled. si7o7 -
Mont Aore Home. ~ III 80. Home for lncuabe
80 1888 10 1T. Mary's. f2,2so 30 colorcd s1S62 -
Home for Rect 500 30, Skin and Cancer slJS 80
French psi % Holy Comforter, lib TO; Manhattan
s.GI -; OrtAopcdic, 1851 80; lnhimary fof Women
$3.50 - Post Graduate 1892 49, Woman's 1881 i1 Eye
and Lar Innrmary. s7c0 u; Manhattan Eye and Tar
+oi5 2s New.Yoik Medical College Hospital Sj7' 3'
Ouhthalnic &545 81 IIonr for Con'ai,sc'nts. sil6 81
oph,halmic and Aural 1892 20, and Babies Hospital
1910 10
These sums appropriated from the nnde'lg
mated fund which amounts this year 10 s4'ooo.
An additional amount Of <l0.o13 90 wa, 'pll''tci'
which designated for particular Institutions bN
the givcrs. The basis Of the distribution r. the mum
her Of free day given 10y the Viinu- hospitals me
total ,f these last year 3-7.76O. the rate for
each free patient being rcchoncd a. II IL cents Il
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The contract with Crawford 4 Valentine for street
cleaning from April /. l-Do. To- April !. 1891. wa
signed Yesterday. The total amount involved J.
II LIS, 1913.
II is expected that cN County Auditor Daniel Lake
the defeated candidate for Supcrvi-orat Large last
fall Will be- appointed United states Marshal Z" sue
coed &. VI. stafford next week.
The funeral # the late Albert II. osborn VA, con
ductcd Nv Or Henry i. Van Dyke in the Second Pres
lvtcrian Church yesterday afternoon. Il" society %
old Broolynltcs We'll represented ~ the services
Mrs. Gc,inc liver secured limited divorce ON the
ground II cruelty Yesterday from Ebert liver lie J.
twenty years younger than she
DR. Jacob +. Howe. If 40. 800 smith st.. was ar
rested Yesterday afternoon for malpra icc upon MIS-
Carrie Iicrmnn, axe twenty, Of 40. "S2 lliihaNr
he wa. held without bail. William llarlpe. ~ ~.
iil Eighth II - lank clerk In Sew York Is also under
arrest for completely in the crime.
Judge Bartlett. in the supreme Court. Yesterday
confirmed the referees report m favor ~ the hlpI'a
lion for ii dissolution 81 the corporation of the l'h'll'
Ucimath. or Home. which na- boon situated I'D y
,oria L. L. and the ti;t, fer of it, property :" !"
new corporation of the -amc name. 80 Onc hundred
md ninefcenth IT, and Tenth ave-. Sew orb. The SD
-tiiut.on was founded ia 10 ht VI ana Mr, oswald
Otteudorfcr IN memory Of thcii daughter Isabella
The BROOKLYN Yacht Club has purchased ~ "ro'n a.
Farms Conn., eight milo, Wet ~ Bridgeport, t"enN
one acre, # land. paving $1,000 per acre for H. IN"
object being to erect thereon club mouse
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JERSEY CITY
JERs
POSSIBLE CAM

POSSIBLE CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.
The election Of Republican delegates Thursday night
,o the coming City Convention which Is to nominate
candidate for Mayor OF jersey City whom all sell
rc.pccting voters can support against the present
,paI,dorons administration there, does not by any
means make il clear who the candidate VIII l"' Inc
nrccrenccs Of the delegate, to large extent are not
known In only one district, the TIA, did the dele
,,c declare Themselves. There poll OF the thirteen
d.,o,,tc, showed that two favored the cA-fnllh'e
,,unissloncr Thoma, ID. Jordan four favored Sih''h
II smith also an cN-ncmhcr Of the Board Oh Finance
and seven declared Richard C. Wa'hburn president
-, ,be hudson County Bank. This poll Is an en-
ouracine one for the people who are praying Tor Mf
w,shhurn', candidacy 1t has been san tlat Nr'
a., ,r, i unwilling to run but. If the call l. urgent
il /. hoped he Will consent 10 >ta"" i"' wv" e'
tncnt and an honest administration, t.,. .o,lo,
rho name IF cN- MayOr Gilbert COLIN, - az" pm"
, . n",shl. candidate in case Mr. NaNhbnrli does
ma, nm Mr. collins Mayor IN years ago anu "a'
,cuenly been "A candidate bcior" the pe"p' vi 'c'''S
city. J., -. ,i,h, that he would not
,c,c,t the nomination under any clrchW M
" rio Democratic County Committee "a, "l IN.
r4i the prima., for the 2jth INST ana 'n' ''S '''
vcuiion for the 10Th. Ito, ,,c, las, night
md o,rd a date for their convention 10 h"h'."" /"
a,sidatc for Mayor a, March 20. Inc 'oh'chuo" -
lnoLcd forward 10 with great interest
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The business failures Of the last week. as ipor"u ~
II. g. Dun d Co., Of the Mercantile Ap'"'' WIZ
in tbe United states and thirty five III CANADA n "'i'
81 30 AGAINST 4CO in the previous week and -ol IN
the corrcsp ondng week last year. Mcssr- Dun " '''
find that In general trade the conditions are IL" H'
cether favorable, although the money market ms D''
relieved by Treasury disbursements, another decline l
the Bank Of England rate Of discount ana py i""''
rates for sterling exchange. The volume Of D"s''
is reported to be extraordinarily large DN' J. rev.
that prices are low and margins for prom, narrow III
,e,od nroduction of iron ha, depressed prices and
iron Is offered In Eastern market % cent
a ton below the price Of similar grade, from rchh-N
yania one lot of steel rails ], reported 10 be iOI sh
AZ ga Collections are rather more satisfactory, ana
te Western money markets fairly well supplied, al
money is tight in Philadelphia and easier In Boston
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p,ns FOR LAYING ASPHALT PAVEMENT.

Commissioner Gilroy opened proposals yesterday io'
laying asphalt pavements uptown. lh''c "c'o o'e
,.octs 70 bid for and four bidders Inc ho'A
,snnalt Company, who demanded change OF sPc''
etion. 30 that they could put in bids, proved 10 DC
,ho highest bidders The proposals were Tor hNc
v,r r,arantcc, instead Of fifteen years as III ''o
.t hatch advertised and the bidding was 'he lows
80 far received 10y the city for asphalt paving i"o
three lowest bids were:
.ovontv thild-,t from West End ave to iivcrs1e
nr,rrN Scilian Asphalt Company, Ti,lu" ~, W'at'r
irhar, A>uhaIt COMPANY. Si,.il 90 Barber ASp',"i'
r,',irr Gamma " Si..3i -. one Auiuit' t.u 't ,
SAN :, II Nicholas-a,cO Eighth ave Warren
E,i',,,,x -a;1I6 -: SlGlIan Company $500" - .
Tria.r Comp,nv ~. Ot4 O3. one hihdicu anu nt'o
,esuin.sr >.veuthaVc. 1" St Nicholas avg. I'm
sch'rf & mpauy Ss,OO7 % >lcllan T",l-f - n
io - 100 g., one hundred Alo'tM ellN '1ti'n 4,
:, y rhtn-avc t. Il. Nicholas aNc.-N hIIoh H,ia,'
r,,nI1nv s}4.G: siciian Company. S"'o-o ,.'lp.,
az d:D one hundred and thift' ! URN IT, ,
go IA ST Nicholas ave W ar en- sonar @
80 a.. na Der ~IO46 -. ~i'ihal, Si'I2 NV .
tYrdr ii and cntieth--t seventh ave To- fsIe.
WAR, n-~charf Company. f7'i"7 ", ,. i '.,,i
- -,,7 81: ~icilan. -!'.'Y1 %. on. ni''t' go"
rhirtvthird 81. Ei.hth-tfc. To- -. ,>'n.
Va, rem -charf Company, 1:,i3" = larleI, g.
sirilian $500 l.. one hundred ana - 80,
rithtn.,ve to the Eoule' ard-N ar en- ,'h"l ',' va.
na1'y ~ 1e5 %; Barber @ol'o4 ga 9''N""'
SJ0571 So
The awards have not yet boon made.
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r,vorryo FREE PIERS AyD PROMENADE DECKS

The special committee ~ the Board OF Nif"rin'h
charged with lookins after legislation ~ NhinN gave
hearing Yesterday Boz reference 70 what To- known g.
The Kcrrgan bin which make ctcrs -iAfh pier {" ''
water front public pier with a f." pr'm'n'h"
deck George I.lair who appeared f'r The lumber
interest. - the Wet side. said That Do" hoped the
Kcrrigau hill would brcom" a law. George W. Wan
maker The Wei known NINth DISTRICT Republican
leader a-o largely concerned in the lumber interest
made "A telling -pcc,h n favor Of the Dill u" *
hhlfod a schedule showing That there wcr" ha' three
free. bnlhh.ad- on thc North River below Eleventh 'i
where canal boat, and Ike vc--"- ccnh j." unl"id"d
jeremiah Pnneiorn. fhc coal merchant warmly hp
proved Mr. Nanmahcr's remarks.
Jane. Hcnernan. representing The Fh,t -" coal
dealer said That hu TWO r." pier "cr" left between
the Battery ard ooflcars Hook on the far River
Tho rc-ali was That flc people Of Ne" York pnid
yearly ~ 900 600 more for their coal spec ICES "a
ynrng tie bin were also made hy John j. flhhh'iF.
Of The National organization OF Marin" Engineers
Cnpfain De Puy John j. love" and 'hrr- iu when
The value of the frc pfom"iad" deck, 80 ihr lrtii
# the poorer people ~ m" 'tf va. -ct form Ad'i
man Waller VIII have conference ,daf Win
i,s.mhlymcn King and Lrad'. ~ me COMMITTEE 81
Navigation and turn over - them IN" testimony taken
by the Aldermanic committee"
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he awards have not yet boon made.
MP K1ryDEs AWAY Of 4 VACATION ONLY

There wa published Yesterday Story "''"''"-
Charles F. Kundcr the wellhno"n Horst "i ru''','-
away 10 escape hi, creditors. The only o'''7 i"' inv
story wa, the fact that he and hi fanny nave ,PN
gone away fci short rest before '"' i''''''
which 70 hila j, an extremely busy time "''h "'
- ,, VOW ago his wife be. the hidn'lAl
loo, ., the firm and Mr. kundcr was employed -
the manager Of the business at 4 good saia'N' '''
second failure. however, put the "u'"e'' !" INV
hands Of A company. but Nh Kiundrr was ir''',H''
A. its manazins head The ltw has released nj"
nom any Obligation to his former creditors ""' go
thin LAWYER, have purchased claim, against h"' anu
aInouyh he has pa.d up nearly all his former III
de.,edne,,e,. Their collector, have followed him Z"
ali times Of the day and night. .-il, IT,,
,is representative who j. now temporal y )"
.h.rge ~ The store al No. LA Broadway 7'Al ~,
to-day that this the hr-i vacation ',"'
Emnder had taken I'm nineteen wear li' nag ..l.pif
riHn away to take a with hls VII" ana i'l'i,'
and would be back before Ea,ier hen me 'n.,.',
ret lrns IL is likely that he Will move from MS pc""
home.
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4 BATcU or GAMBLERS SENT TO PRISON

several we'll dressed gamblers were IN the "eheral
scs, ions Coulrrop yesterday morning. Their cases
had been placed Recorder SmNths calendar. ana
they wcr. ready with lawyer 10 ask for mercy wien
they should plead guilty They hoped to escape
other punishment than "A fine The Recorder, ho"
ever when Michael Keenan, pleaded guilty asked TIE
officer a. 70 his career. lie asccrained that keenan,
was the proprietor Of large policy shop IN EaSt
Twenty second Il. Anthony Comrtock cXmbi'" a
large stock Of lottery looks when iad been VIII
ten on the morning when the place was visited 10y
the officers.
The Recorder said to Keenan, that he was Urea OF
imposing fines which seldom resulted In driving the
accused men out of the business. lie directed thtt
Keenan, be imprisoned In the pcnlrht'ary Tor one
year.aud ten months james Alien. OF 40. 40 West
BROADWAY. who also had large policy ,l"p picdn'n
guilty and wa~ sent to the pclirntlarN Tor one year
George H. Webb aud Charles Williams, VINO nae u
Gambling den at No. 80 Ann ST.. pleaded gilliy 10
engaging I'm faro games. and the Recorder, VINO sih
aid that hc often heard complaints that gambler
frcquenied that street. sent Webb 10 me p'h'ha'N
for one wear and ten months. aad Williams Tor ihrrc
months. The gamblers went To IN" lonb7 WIN
faces serious than when they entered the court
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CLOSING MS THIRD WEEh.
MR. MOODY breaches On JOHN-To TALK to
YALE STUDENTS.

MR. MOODY breaches On JOHN-To TALK ~
YALE STUDENTS.
Mr.. Moody closed the third week OF his morn's
addresses AT the COLLEGIATE Church, Flf'h-aNe anu
Tu;ontvninhst Yesterday. lie will begin series .,
eornons 10 the students Of Yale University tonN' anu
will return 10 New York on TUESDAY Inc SclN'''
Yesterday were opened with prayer by the hc1' ~,
Y W Conkling who. with the Rev DIS l. w.
Chambers and W. J. Il. Taylor. occupied inc puppy
beside Mr. Moody. After the usual ln'Foo"''o'E
and the singing by Mr.. and Mrs slepD"'S anu Wv
choir Mr. Moody preached upon inc "">po' ~
1ohn. Chrst's favorite disciple, he SAID WIS ''''
In man,estng this preference Jesus hau snow" ~
humanity John had been the hrst us'lpr '','
v,rted II was in the book of HIS DeioNeu u'S
thu. were 70 be found the MANIFOLD Fi'o's VI -"
va.tar,s divinity If Christ was not dlVihc' an "o
n,iu,ons of Christians throughout the w'ru VIZ NJ
d,Iators They were then breaking "'"s r's' ~
nara,ucnt Chrst's works. he SAID were N'"'0
% uis divnitv-lii works during Ills c"'nN NV
time and during the last l,so0 year, Ano'nei N thc
UNI a. cHrai'S divinity was the scripture IL VIZ
divinity of Christ were denied thr M" also testifed
a. we'll be thrown away me "'''P''
" Alter an eloquent PRAYER. aSMms 1,e n, ~ tic
Cod mon mis- WORK at Yale. MI M"ouN "on, a ,,;f,r
De-. iSr ThomDson's church. at flh ave. an" rio
,Sjri - where he preached second UNI -, Nv,
I'M, - Acts will be the subject OF his aou'eSS vi
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STATEN ISLAND.

TO Consolidate TWO ATHLETIC CLUB
A meeting Of the Board of Managers 81 the Huuo''
Island Athletic club held AT the clus house. AZ
wc.t New brighton on Thursday night. The follow
,ng were elected To- membership +. r. Emcrsoh r."
,.,, Vaughn william A. Cromwell John r. keyse
and bernard !. Cozclar. \ committee. consisting III
" Edwards +. ". Jansen. W C. DAVIS - r.
I,hnsou and J. ". Cole, was appointed To meet
similar committee already appointed by the torlhthan
Athletic ,luh Of West Sew brighton, to bring about
a consolidation Of the two clubs. committee was
also app,nted consisting Of +. W. JANSEN Johh W.
,,,,or,,s and oliver r. Johnson to build and III up
-, ,nn.um to cost $1,000. and {" Include bowling
go htIli,rd annex II Will be- from forty-iNc 10
.ghty i've feet long and will be seventeen icct hieh.
4 ladies' musicale will be- held on saturday evening
xorrh - undcr the supervision OF II. }. Iyndalc
Th u-tinn Of The baseball clubs team entering the
,w,trur Mon League was left 10 The chairman
~ ,he baseball Committee. with full power 10 act
sT,pI.ETON-T The british ,chOoncrs Avalon and
uorianenu are lying at Staplcton. unloading Nova
-n,,i, ice The ice l. OF this seasons crop. ana Is
'"n'v,,vo inches thick. \ number Of other boats
,osdcd with ice are expected Ia arrive next week.
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SHINY a Cor,ar ,Br, Brown Calcutta days mlse
20 TaNi Bros. vessel 10 >eanmcll Bp'
BARK Johanna lGer emoke, Bremen 80 days. with mdss
SUNSET Wind At sandy Hook. light. ~ iogsy AtciV
Island wind hight. NNk raining
CLEARED
Steamer Canada tBr) l;,Din.on. Lonion-r W Hurst
steamer otheio .Br MUMMY, 'n,on sanderson & SON
Vernon Ii brown a CO.
steamer Ham Ger nnsch iiAronfs "a sohns. v,
Steamer La BreaSHe Str DE hsyre1 Forget
steamer Italia Nori Dosen AIMS BAY Vessels Co
steamer Aalanis (Br coos Monicgo BAY Kerr 4
steamer Odin Nor. Medcli. narscoa IL Dumois;
steamer state Of Texas Williams fernandna-C
steamer Chattahoochce Daggctt RI Walker.
steamer Iroguc Pennington Charleston and fernandlnA-
Steamer Fanita Pennington Wilmington. NC-wm Clyde
s,e.m.r Naples tBr, rle Baltimore Simpson spence
Steamer Mandaly CDr, Harris Batmorc-Funch. Edys .
ship Philadelphia VIM Portland sutton & GO
snip Joseph Thomas, Lermond. san FRANCISCO sutton
Ship Manuel Llaguna. Bruce, Nokahama-f Chapman d
BARK Agate. reaerscn Cape Town Swan 4 SON.
James Wishart lBr). Francis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bark srathay ,Br) None. Montevidec-John Norton =
Wsil Iarald (Nor) Larsen Grande do suc Tobias
steamers Helyeta Liverpool. cut He'll HarDurg' A"se
Capc llaytien. state &c Texas. tcrnandlna.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Whitney for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. MaIl4-Arrived steamer Assyrian (Br Beat
lAsScw Mar Arrived state Of AisoamA tBr.
Hull Mar Is sailed steamer Apollo tBr. Morgan, for
MovlLIl Mar Il Sailed. crcas'ia Obj. Young
LzARp. Mar l.. las,cd steamer Is"Tmina Ger" hoon
XMsIrGpAM Mar i2-Xrrved. Astral (Br'. simp
from Nsw.York.
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gR VAyDERBrLT'S REPLY TO AN OPEN LEf1hh

An opcn letter to Cornelius Vanderbilt. published
Yesterday and signed by Philip g. Peabody oi Dos
ton asked Mr.. Vanderbilt To answer several questions
ratug ia thc setting aside of various station build
iups along the line Of the New York Central ana
Hudson River Railroad for use for holding religious
services Mr. Peabody wanted 10 know the chara'
ter Of the service, held there; the authority under
which Mr.. Vanderbilt had acted, the number OF sta
lions used, and the amount OF the rents ana poht'
accruing thcrefrOm.
At the Grand Central station II wac said yesterday
afternoon that Mr.. Peabody was not "A stpckhOdcr
of tle road that no buildings IN this city belonging
10 the company had been set aside for the purpose
namcG and that along the line Of the road the en-
nloyes themselves paid for the Of tho rooms
which they used.
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CALLED TO EXPLAIN THEIR ACTION.

The trustees Of the Ninth Ward yesterday
called before the special committee Of the Board Of
Education to show what had been the action Of the
BOARD in regard to protests made by teachers Of the
ward against them. Trustee Faurc testified that his
duties as a school officer had been impaired by the
action Of the majority Mcesrs. Tnsdale Van Arsdale
and Benedict He said that the proceedings Of the ma
ioritv were cut and dried and dictated by Mr. Tmsdae
A number Of teachers were present who were called
10 testify in regard the affairs Of the ward. Mr..
Van Arsdale explained his position az one Of the
majority The committee decided TO report 10 tho
BOARD NJ Fducaton that the charges against Miss Lewis
and Principal southcrand were not sustained
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
PATERSON.
..x.--. x,,r A ,-I,u Do Al To TOTOWA.


ASKING FOR NEW ROAD TO ToTo"A'
The popular scheme for opening new ROAD 10 inc
b,lv section known as Totowa by extending Ellsohs@
tbrouch the rocks and bridging the raceway has re-
ceved sci back in the street Committee OF the boafu
of Aldermen. where it has been smothercd. IL Is
cxpcctcI that il will nevertheless, be br9ueht up f"r
acton M the meeting Of the board on Mohuiy cNCil-
ing next and a warm discussion Is eNp'ctfu' ino
SSnciety for Establishing Useful Manufactures hae
offered 70 give to the city the right OF way through
It's property.
The Committee streets and sewers, OF the Boaru
~ Aldermen. ha, appointed a subj committee WIN
rnNpcctor Ical Of the Board Of Health, to report
upon some system for the disposal of garbage by
cremation Tire Inspector says that the fcrtllzine
material resulting from the burning of Carriage could
be sold for enough pay The cost OF the coal needed
citizens Of the FIFTH Ward have formed an in
deneudent political club with forty members with
The object of rcdccming the ward from the rule OF
the Democratic ring.
John Ackor. a hackman. was arrested Ih'r'day
afternoon at the Erie depot. where he was drunk.
lie sovacclv resisted two policemen and they MAO 10
,ct a wagon 10 take him TO the police station. AcNer
threatened to hang himself and late in the night ne
tried 10 do IT, attaching his su,pcndcri to his cell
door and to his neck. An officer heard HIM CHOKING
and saved him.
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THEY DON'T LIKE TO LIVE ~ TENTH AVE.

The Alderinens Committee on streets listened to
argument Yesterday the City Hall in favor of the
resolution TO change the names OF Ninth and Tenth
ayes above Fifty-ninh st., 10 Columbus and Holland
or Amsterdam There was large attendance II
propcrty holders and business men, many of them mem
her, of the West End Association. Cyrus Clark. It's
nresident urged the change OF names bccause IL would
benefit the property the line Of these avenues.
People would rather say that they lived In Columbus
or Holland ave. for II would place them above Fifty
ninth.st Other speeches made but none Of
them against the resolution IL j. believed that the
committees report will be favorable TO the change
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate Committee Investigation Court House III 'oo
Senate Committee Electricity. Hotel Metropoie'
10 80 a. va noo,,vo IN
McCas Court Of Inquiry, Navy haiu DfooAS"' ~
.. m. ,aa.. cooord
ave. and Thirteenth-st, D. IN.
Executye Committee Of sailors Snug llarboi, D. IN.
National Cross Country Association championship run
Morris Park, $3.50 p. m - o.,o
p. ,c- VIZ.
West Side Republican Club dinner, NO 100 west
Seventy -Nrst-st., q 80 p m.
Federal Club dinner. clubhouse. evening.
Amateur Athletic Union Board of Managers, Astor
House p. 49,.
lieutenant AckIcy's before Scawanhaka Yacht
Club 80 p. M $3.50
princeton Glee Club concert. Chickering Hail p m
Cameo Bowling Club reception, Victoria Hail. III
p. m.
Montauk Club reception Brooklyn, p. m
Travellers Home Club dinner No 100 East Nine
teenthst., 80 y. IN. ooo
Psi Epsilon Club, No. SO West Forty sccond'st 80
p. m. , ca.
Free lecture by Professor w. II. Goodyear, Cooper
IInioD. 6 d. m.
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Az EXECUTOR ARRESTED FOR EMnEzMEMENr

Frank A. Difendorier, Of Lancaster. Penn. was
arrested yesterday afternoon, at No. 300 Tlroopavc
upon charge of cmbczzlins trust funds. II Is
alleged that after lis father, DEATH about three
months ago. DicndOricr. VINO va, made executor OF
the estate. which was left 10 himself and younger
brother John l.. Diicndorfcr sold the real estate e.
hi, brother in law. ami with 100000 Ia cash went To
BrOOhlyn His wife and child accompanied him. lie
was t.keu 10 Lancaster :. I cVcunL. Dincndoricr
was formerly Alderman ~ that town, and l. well con
nfted. lie had bcci IN brooklyn a fortnight.
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AFFAIRS TX BROOKLYN.
A NEW ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY.

The south Brooklyn Rapid Transit Commission yes
erdav adopted articles OF association of the Sea side
and Brooklyn Bridge Elevated Railroad Company.
with 100000 capital t. build upon the routes laid
out by the commission recently Books OF subscription
To the capital stock Will be opened al the Office Ct
the Peoples Trust Companf. Monta-uc-st. on Tucs
day March i. The stockholders Interested in the
Mon and Brooklyn Elevated Railroad companies an
C. tension whose lines the new routes will bc-wl
doubtless secure the majority OF tie stock.
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NEWARK.


TINE COMPANY Wy TIT HVNU-'
Vice Chan,clor Tftn"y. u Ncwlcf>ey' hi' oi'
.,l,.d A temporary injunction recently sfa"'''
against tho lam-on Consolidated >i''" H''N"' ''"'
many i'm favor Of La-alle j. HAYDEN. ~ East Orange
mall .to.kAoldcr The latter made various
ELECTION. AGAINST the company and said that II
A about a. i.-uc II 100000 n mort-a-" br"t, -
he. u-od mp-il, ben taking mp hnhtnt "'h "'
LOO 600 held ana controlled hy In" dire tors vice
,.,n,ellor fltnr,. boz di--ni,lus the temporary III
i,,,,,l,m aid mai uo proof of Illegal action los me
diro't.rs had been shown. and h va- clear 10 MN
,icv had the legal right 10 Issue bonds Ia pay the
Law ful debts Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
co.cvvy rRrrs TO BLAcKnAIL ". F. GILL;

william, Fearing CiH WIN lives a. No. 0l2 FNtlaN"'.
y. complainant In the lorA,il' Police Court YESTERDAY
gains, Iyckiol X Finch u SO 2lo Fast Eighty ''onfth
-, whom hc charges with sending him biacNmallh>
letter Finch formerly coaci1nah Tor MI VII, o''
y, discharged In February. Finch then wrote leo"f
. NJ ,.u threatening In $40 not paid him, 20
u certain information about Mr.. Dii 10 his WIFE, Inc
missioner was held IN $500 ball