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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
wESTCHDSTER COUNTY.
FATALLY pJ-RNED IN A BLAZING BUILDING

r.r,,ry pr-RNED IN A BLAZING BUILDING.
Fire broke out in the frame tenemeh'-house III
Main st Ncw.Rochclle early yes'oi""9 '
The house was occupied by fanny na'heu n.,a",
and some Italians The Delaney famp 'o'',su
yym,,,n Delaney his wife Mary ana TWO cmidre".
RI. -.ro aslcen AT the time, and when the IRE de'
na,tment arrived the building was enveioped IN hae
The sremen AZ once set TO work to rescue te inmates
delaney and his wife were removed from W. Du''u-
after they had been badly burned Inc ch''u'e" ""'
Tho other inmates were rescued without SUSTAINING III
jury. ~ l.. Al, house ~ q
De,anev and his wife were taken TO the mousse Oh
,D,,on whore they receivd medical attendance Mrs.
no,anor after suffering intense agony ior sc'e sr
h"nr died from the burns she had receIvct fc e.
husband who was also severe aer The building was
ana dSsstroved with It's contents The loss VIII not
exceed $4,000 1t is SAID tat IN rne the rooms Of the
Italians.
WHITE pJ AINs-In the Court Of oyer and Ierminer
Yesterday Thomas Hart the Glen isiand me neSt Of
Who shot John Rn,k n a. any before Judge Dy
man to carccsy handling firearms a sSo VA RsE after
on; on S,sS had Si played ye the him
Rusk died within twenty four hours VIII he testimony
his abdomen The CoToncT ' my billet op t had nothing
Of two physicians. decldcd tha' '"c ou'''
to do with Rusks death ~, .ho c,r.s
MOUNT VERNON.-The bowling teams OF TnH nd
payed, 4e p1e won tie recent
aSc so@e witty 9s sd happy
captain John F. Luther also made appy Zines Of
this town played game OF baseball. on 'e nar y
Dr. Edward +. Brush, the manufacturer Oh ~ nbysi
~, Thursday Both teams were composed ., ply
clans and the Mount Vernon doctors Dsav ,ha
team The score kept on suck uht'i '"o S0o'0'
got tired. H., ,o.r
PURCH AsE-The Rev. Jonas lnmsh n Wn,,conai
apno,ned TO take charge Of the Mcthodlst rpi'0op"
churches al Purchase Rosedalc aud Lake'St'
RYE-Thc Rev John suger will Prcach IN Nl hnre
,tJil
he will engage In missionary work IN Bshop
diocese. . .,o f,,,
yoSKFRS-A large audience assembled az inc IN IN
vcntion Of the Womens Missionary society Un , ho
southern New York Baptist ASSOCIATION nrru a.
pentist Church Yesterday The morning was prncipaN
d"yp"%d 10 the reading Of reports. a luncheol waS
thcn served In the afternoon Mrs james d. Ioisa",;;
thc STATE secretary gave encouraging repor, oi
S.a,c work Addresses by Mrs Hartley anu 'lIs'
Harris followed Miss whitman. returned
delivered an address Japan Mrs baaorid LIZ
another returned missionary, conducted puesu9 Von
in a most interesting manner. Mrs Gate. OF EeMion
Centre Mass corresponding secretary OF tile .oIcsm
ncnartmcnt made an instructive and entertaining
address
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BIG SALE or BROADWAY REAL ESTATE

II leaked ont yesterday that Morris b. Baer & Co..
real agents, with Offices at Nos. 20 and 70 West
Thirty -fourthst., acting for Orlando b. Potter had
completed large sale Of property. Mr..
Potter owned the northeast corner Of Forty second ST.
and Broadway. consisting Of Nos. ,476, I47s and
,45D broadway and No. l47 West Forty secondst.
lot ll3xlO43 which In 1873 he bought for si6a 900
Yesterday IL sold by Bacr a Co. for $40, 900.
Mr.. Baer by Tribune reporter last evening.
He said that did know how the had leaked
out, but acknowledged the truth OF IT, There no
idea far he knew, Of any scheme Of building a
large hotel or cooperative club house the site. In
fact that at present was impoSsbilty, the
present tenants, Ackcr Neral Condit. grocers and
Hcacy & CO.. cOachbuildcrs, had lease that yet ran
for some years The sale simply business trans
action Mr. Potter good chance of realizing, and
did
TO the name of the purchaser, but that he was a
prominent citizen this city. IL learned
hcker Merrsll & Condit's store that the lease had
three years to run from May l next.
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.u.rryR VIEWS FROM THE PACIFIC coAN'

The Society Of Amateur rho'os''P"o .u,o.
= -, interesting exhibition Of lantern SLICES
=. u.'Au.p Hall last evening. The first part oil '"c
nr,er,ainment consisted of a series oil Vic"' 0V"
tributed by the Pacific Coast Amateur rno'os'"r"
Association, entitled Gmpscs OF California ,.,"
,nc,uded the original inhabitants. "The Dleeer7' VIM
first solved the problem of how TO i've without
specimens of ancient and modern arcn'c''", ,no,r
o,s,os. views of san Gabriel santa I'arhai' oal'o
ITO sacramento. the Golden Gate and many o'"oi
characteristic scenes. This series was 1oiQ"eu y ,
nnmber Of members Of the New ork soCie mo new
SSSSina ' nnding No. ll3 West Thirty eighth st,
for q%%To rHv be The th eeT a g and
compc.c', INV similar society In this country, but
C9p tsr supass those Of any Photographic society III
rnrld
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r.curS without INSPECTION PAPERS.

Complaint was made to Collector hrna'o' 'o, ny
that the steam yachts sappho and Peerless VIM" ~.
Thursday attended the regatta Oh inc NC" 'oA
Club, were without certificates Oh 'n'p''uo" !,
'..,. ,r Section 4.423 Of the Revised statutes IL
n,oors that after the inspectors from the custom
Iiouse discovered these yachts did not display ule
certificates, application was made at the custom
House for them But the yachts went Saii'hg pcioro
Tho certificates were granted. The peha'y ior u''s
offence is $500 fine. The cases nave peen repo'. '
TO Secretary Window. J. Henry Nie , p, tho
- =, tho sannho and Charles W. Hardness OF inc
Peerless. III. ~ .ho Savicoton bureau Of
40 crefom House said Yesterday that thcIc VIZ d
n many complaints made against owners OF pie'Sure
vessels or yachts because theI t' Az owners did
Accommodated But IL was believed that the o"hors o'u
not fnlly comprehend the law on the SUBJECT
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LAWYERS TO ORGANIZE FOR Reform.

A request was made TO the Association OF the Bar
by the committee which issued the call for the con
ference 10 be held at the Windsor Hotel on Tuesday
evening next In connection with the proposed organiz
ton of the Citizens movement, to send three dele
gates Owing 10 the fact that no regular meeting OF
the Bar Association will be held until October, and
In order that any earnest attempt TO secure good
municipal government may be encouraged, all Invita-
ton has been sent TO the members OF the bar to meet
I'm the board-roon of the Real Estate Exchange at
D. m. on Monday to organize lawyers municipal
reform association and to select three delegates for
the Windsor Hotel conference. The call is signed by
Myer $ Isaacs Walter ;. Logan, William 5 Opdyke
William II. O'Dwyer, Theodore f. Tomlnson. jr.,
Alfred j. Baker J. VI. Ferguson, Clarence ID. Ashley
" q; Bates, Robert F. Little, 5. L. Cannon, r. r..
Gardner and ". c. French 1r.
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KILLED IN A SAW MILL.

A piece of wood. thown by circular saw, kiiieo d
man at Elijah Browns planning MIL Ill Eic'eh'"-
ave- near .Twenty ninth-st., yesterday. Inc saw
which was moved by steam power al the rate Vi aVo"
revolutions minute, was being used 10 spl' N"ih".
boards A crooked board, only six Inches Wue ana
ohopt eight feet fong was being split when IN some
unacoountabie way ii thrown from the saw, Ike
a bolt from cannon. 1t shot through the open door
out into the rear yard where John Heller was picking
I'M pieces OF lumber. The end Of the stick struck
IIclers neck and cut his throat from ear to ear lie
fell but was able get his feet again and stagser
into the engine-room in the basement Blood was
cNshmc from the wound in his throat Joseph Vail.
The engineer tied to stop the How Of blood with a
handkcrchief but Heller sank 10 the floor and died
before a physician could be summoned. lie was
thirty FIVE years OF age. His home was at No. 80
yax. Forty fl-sf.
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THE NATIONAL PARK BANKS NEW PRESlDEHI

Tho BOARD Of Directors Of the National Paik ha'lh
mot Yesterday and unanimously elected H. ~ "'is"V
to the presidency Of the Institution, 10 s",,o.
Lotto Y Muuford Moore. James II. Parker was h"'o
ere, v;ce nresldcnt and Arthur Lcary second VIC
president. . -. asa,
Mr. Wright was born in Rome, " " aoo"' ''i'S
four wears ago. and began his business career IL d
clcrl, in the Farmers Bank OF that Guy III
March, 1859, he came to New> ork' ana Sooh ai''
ward entered the service OF the fafh ha''h'
His faithful and painsaking work earned his appoint
oo,, a. having teller In 1867 and cashier in 1876
The latter place he filed until two years ago. when
he became first vice president. His seletion as prs
dent Is received with great satisfaction by every ono
Interested In the bank. - 49,, w..
Mir Wright lives with his family at No liz west
Fifty eiphth-st He Is a vestryman OF Trinity church
and a member of the Chamber Of Commerce.
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CPOKfR'S EYAMINAT TON NEAR.
HIS HEALTH MUCH IMPROVED WITHIN THE
LAST TWO or THREE DAYS

HIS HEALTH MUCH IMPROVED WITHIN THE
LAST TWO or THREE DAYS
As the time approaches for cxChamberlain Cookers
appearance before the Senate Committee on cries
pnblc interest I'm the investigation rcvves. and there
is renewed speculation regarding the state OF his health
and the nature II his plans after he has been upon The
witness stand and his examination is finished Curl
osty about his health springs up again because most
neonlc believe that It's condition Will have much 10
do with his bearing az a witness Monday.
friend Of Mr.. Croker who has been watching him
closely since his return from Germany said yescr
day that his condition had been virtually at stand
still but within two three days. certainly since
Thursday morning Mr.. Croker had frightened up
vonderfullv and the change for tho better had been
remarked by all who had been In the habit oil seeing
him from day 10 day Among them was his phys
Dr. Bcckman. who Is said TO be highly encouraged 10y
n The Hoesp himself had declared that for the first
time he began to feel Hike himself again. and had ex
pressed his delight that the time was near at hnnd
when he was to appear before the Senate Committee
and be able to get the bugbcar Of the examination
of his mind.
Reports that Mr. Croker intends to start back To
Europe soon after his examination not believed TO
hc well founded. A we'll Uniformed Tammany man,
who is In "A position Ia know exactly what he * talk
ing about said yesterday that Mr.. Croker would do
nothing Of the kind. lie go to the Catskill or
10 some other place Of resort not ar rom New or'
with his family II was sad Dnt ne VIII Ioa ~
much bcyoud the boundaries Of Manhattan Island uh
after the election. lie has some htuc interest III
his next election and he has postponed his return
tai Europe until after that event ..,,,.o ,,,, ,,o
All the members Of the senate committee WIN .hc
exception OF Mr. FasSett will be on hand on Monday
morning. Mr. Hendricks, the chairman ana most Oh
the outOftown members are expected 10 arrive 10
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TIE CALIFORNIA CLUB DEMANDS TRIAL.

san Francisco June 20.-Presidcnt L. H. fuda' I"
the California Athletic Club, acting under the instrnc-
lions Of the board OF directors has written letter 10
Attorney General Johnson, calling attention 10 IN"
recent communication of Governor Waterman In "hich
,ho ,at,er requested the Attorney General TO take
action against the athletic clubs which give sparrns
exhibitions between professional pusilStS President
F)da declares there is nothing Illegal in the exhibitions
given by the California Club. and suggests that m
70 iakcn in The name OF the state against the cuo pc
Tore one OF the judges Of the superior Court IN ms
city for the purpose of determining whether OF ot
that il has permitted all Illegal act
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THE CITY BonRows FROM THE SINKING FUND

The Mayor Recorder Smyth and Chamberlain Grain a
majority Of the committee appointed BY th Sinking Fund
Commission consider the plan advocated by
lain OF allowing city money from the Sinking
Fund instead forcing the Controller money
where at high rate " interest met Yesterday. The fact
was brought Controller had nj. views
the public discussion OF the question the Board
and that 81 700 from the Sinking
Fund bonds the rate OF 81 per interest
great advantage both the city and the Sinking Fund
because the money could have been for
than per cent. while the usual for Sinking Fund
loans only ~ per report unanimously de-
upon which, understood heartily approves
Controllers 1t will be submitted the meeting
VI the Sinking Fund Commissioners next week.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF FRIDAY. JUNE
ARRIVED.

popr or NETWORK ... FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamer Canada BIZ Robinson. London June with mdse
and messengers Hurst Arrived at the Bar al 80
Steamer CITY OF Berlin Br). Land. Lye5pool Jnne II
Queenstown IT, mdc and passengers TO Peter Wright
sca AT'y Tsra al 's wSscroS South
.mpioH dse ana 9sTcss Co. and Dun
dee With mdse simpson Spence & Young Arrived a' tho
Gibson % ST sd s yn ss
T.a[ Nth 3G mG,e 70 ATr7 n a, the Ear At $40
steamer , 10 aet Pea, sal! Arrived $50
Tallahassee Askin. Savannah with mdse and
s.aer fonita remington Wilmington NC. with mdse to
W% nagnsr: SswRSE' News and Norfolk
sHamer Winthrop. Homer. stjohn' NB' Win mo'' anu
ps'snser' I.ykn M Peocock Perth Amboy. to Ce
b. IiSsI z co. ~''''''A' ''''' WV
Sun sUSsEr-wina a, sandy Hook. light s. clear. Al City
Island. wind light SW: clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer nernann Ger EOeG Ike Bremen June D. with
AZ aS Bar sSns
Ps sS,mtr GwSnt Scr Tand days with fruit
| 70 Wonn, a co. Arrived at the Bar at 30pm
CLEARED.
s,.,., Fcvp,ian Monarch (Br irwin Londonsanderson
Sosn Eu.A tBr Hams Liverpool Queenstown
steamer B sprstlsy hvsrpooGdBa:s s ssasn
steamer Brooklyn CITY lBr) FIT Brisoi-1aincs A'Ne'
Steamer E,hp. wilson HSrs Bros
| St.a
| steamer Ems tGer,, sandeI Bremen VIA oou'"A'p'"
| Oelrichs q Co. -, -.--.. .,,.,ars,r Ron.
| logne-funch E'tyc ~ Co . r,,,h vor. q
Steamer Hermann tDelg Meyer. Antwcrp-funoh Edye :"
Steamer Ia Gascogne (Fr) Santeln. HAvre a forget
steamer Colon Aspn Sa-Paclnc NAL - "
s,,an,er Alfred DumOs NOr Christie. nDars p""io'''
steamer event fNor). TllaId. Baracoa MonesS 70 -
steamer II A Hartmann tNOrl, WahlDcrs baIooa 'o""
| & Pearsll -, .-.,... ,a-,,oa II DumCis
steamer cof Texas Williams. Port hoya III" ro'""
! dina & n Mallory Co. - ..-... .,, ,cp.onv, lilo
| VIM L Clyde & Co. . - ,,..,.o,, roh, q seaaer
| steamer Olivette. Mckay. Boston IL "ai'o' W.
SAILED.
Steamer Bengucila for Lisbon Colon Asphwa lo!s rn,
Cbaa. state OF IrNas fcIn 'nu'"S
f,onno. Jack .onvillo. CITY OF Birmingham savanna"
| Usrk plymouth. for shanghai.
Alan .aile.i-via Long island sound
| sleamcr, Gen Whitney and Ouvette for Boston.
| THE MOVEMENTS OF STEANERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
yoxpoy June 20-Sailed steamer Richmond aiii Nhrl'
| Perry for New YORK .--... o,,.rs NJ, prath.
uat. and Beacon Light (ir). Elliott, from NrM
UHov uKAp June 20 Passed steamers NY OF ShSAs"
Redfprd New York her way 10 LINetpoo r;hc
,er t,fy 1Brl Weiss from New York On her way 10
cLAsGow June ly-ArrIveJ steamer Caleu"ha Nnr' ~
| Omnlr from Ncw.York. .- N, c.,,a
MoyILLK June 20 sailed steamer pe'oui" 'p'' N'"'N
| from glasgow hence Tor NewiorA
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pT.AI\EIFLD.

The Emanuel BAPTIST Mission has resolved Itself mo
n regularly organized courcd BAPTIST Church, oi "h'h
the Row J. W. Mitchell has been cccten pastor IN"
trustees ar, Arthur Wyck0n. Theodore Bounds, hoh-
cr, RaudoIpb Alfred Atkins and ". Il. Connect.
Tho p,onGcld Womcn's Temperance Union has
nurch,scd a fine corner lot measuring 10 By 80
feet AT Parlravc. and SiAtl-st, upon which VIII DC
erected a building for the exclusive use OF the uhoh
plan1cd athletes greatly Interested ~ Hie Dan
game IN take placc this afternoon between the ram
field Ores cent League team and The MctrOpolihS 81
Now York If the CroGCCnts meet defeat they VIII
lose the first game In the eleven contests WHICH tcy
have PLAYED since the season opened.
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TO HAND IN THEIR REFOhi.
THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS HAVE
COMPLETED THEIR woRK-MohE


TROUBLE NET.
The Rapid Transit Commissioners meU !os ~,
ternoon and signed the report when thes arc ~ 49,. ..
70 the Mayor on the work which he appoin'eu o'vi
~ r,s renort In so far as the route Is cohcc'heu'
will not differ materially from the SYNOPSIS Vi -
was given in The Tribune several Gays aso ~ ..
,se,onors have made up their minds. however ~
modify and change in various particulars "c 'e'o"
mcndations regarding the route above rory
and below the City Hail. In eject these
tions for future legislation arc understood W NC ~
To those made by Mayor Hewitt III 1882 anu ~
instances they are said be almost an exact
of them. o,aot,ons was
.,,n 20 Orlando A. Potter. who will act as tic hoS
scnper between the commission and the WI 60 AVA,
Counsel, who in turn VIII carry uio par r omuis.
M.vor Under the law the time allo"eu 'io -,
,oners to decide upon the necessity OF steam %
and 10 Law out the route expires at MON A.
wavor son, word that he would not be III INC Guy "
d. ard ont of courtesy for him the commissioners IT,
s, 60 make public their report until the last minute
allowed Them Aha commissioners,
90, IN fixing a route In Fourtllave has pco" o'e
nm again by the discovery Of provision III '.o W..
t,,ion ~ the state touching local provisions III gen,
.raI laws Under this section the COur, Vi -'Pp
held that the local provisions are void u'cS'
g., ,be title of the act" and also that an ao' '''
11
tanning both local and general provisions Is NV
act. and the general provisions are not Volu o'''''
tbe title refers only TO the local provisions
On This point wcll-known lawyer SAID ycSbAuaS
q, oarnot see how the Rapid Transit Commissioners
can legally locate a route in Fourthave. uhaer .,'
decision of the Court of Appeals The Cosoilu'V'n
act is a special and local act and the hapu
commissioners are operating under eenoI t ,,c Of
I'm mroyisions which are not specified Ill inc uo "
the law" -, .,o ,,ou known railroad lawyer.
no. nrenard an elaborate opinion dsnll'' u "a
right of the commissioners TO mahe routv mned TO-
re yrbich under the law OF lSsl Is cNcn,P lds
"ethcr with Forty -secondst. Mr. LaateI'" ,n ,nral
eht the consolidation act does not prOies w. orGcd
tn , sertion Of the Rapid Transit act - aneou
in ISL nor is that it doc ' of the Rapid
.a,a ~ act ae amended in l5S1 and the
act are oniy Inconsistent in that the cohsol t roe
Go thc right of the commissioners 10 1Ch. md
IN Eo,rthaye above Forty second IT, " 5io nn
rrarS ACT excludes both streets Inc 2 r ~
lrasO NOT nretend to give commissioners ule ,
a. Locate routes for railroads The iapu ir Ira rr,
does that, and this act exemp'' fo"i'""
dot
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club Sheepshead Bay 80
p. m -, -.. $500. pav
seawanhaka Corinthan Yacht Club regatta Lower Bay
IL O..
Trotti nc races Fleetwood Park. 2 80 p m
Newyoyh Canoe Club regatta. Stapleton, 5. l., p M
Brookiyn-ststen Island lacrosse match washington
Park Brooklyn, y. m
Cricket matches IN Prospect and Central Parks
Polo pony races Huntington. J.. l.. .. M
0epd Transit Commissioners report TO Mayor Grant
fxh Ward Pioneer Corps excursion TO loVer we"
Grove. -, .,
Iederkranz Society festival Park evening
Fireworks at MaLhattan Beach, evening.
Turner Bund Convention, Central Turnverein Hall.
Music I'm Central Park By 7th Regiment Band. y. M
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ORANGE.

The grounds Of the Orange Lawn Tennis Club VIII
he opened to-day 10y a club tohrraineni OF women
singles and mixed doubles. To the winner IL singles
will he awarded challenge trophy h ~ '"n'Pc'"
for until won three successive times. Ray ~ 'he
snclcS will begin at IL O'Clock and III the uphDlea "'
2 O'clock There Is a large number 81 entries -,
Columbia school, South Orange, closed us scslohs
Yesterday afternoon with Interesting programme
in which the older pupils took part.
The boys department of the Young Mems Clristan
Association will take an outing today 10 staten lsad
and Fort WadswOIth.
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LONG ISLAND.
IIV.NU It'II.ftND'
MAYOR GLEASON HAS \ VISITOR.

MAYOR GLEASON HAS y NISiloh'
John Ratjen a Long Island CITY liquor keeper'
doing business at Vernon and Fourthst iaiied ID
obtain n license "A week ago lie was arrcscd Oh
Thursday for selling liquor without license "oo"'
o'clock last night Ratjcn entered Mayor treason
onco At called Ia see you about my hccnse,' he
aid In the Mayor. You have been caught seihns
liouors TO minors contrary to law. and your pace
viii be closed up" the Mayor replied This ought I"
fix IL all right continued the liquor shop Keeper
as he stepped forward and offered roll OF Oahh
bills 10 the MAYOR. The Mayor jumped 10 NJ ip r,
nj. face was flushed and there was hrc In nj, ms
eve, - What" lie roarcd. "you trying 10 hrDo
me :" and sczing Ratjcn by the back % the i.tn
,he MAYOR ran him through the outer ofcc TO the
head Of tho stair, and with push sent the luck
les man nyng down the steps. lie landen III q
hcap on the lower floor. IL Is belevcd that inc
Mayor's action has virtually settled the Excise war
in Ing Island City.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT Members Of the Legislature rom
Farf cid County met in the Court House yesterday and
agreed b spend 100000 for new bridge over the
IIousaionic River al shelton. $4,000 to be pam by
Fairfield County. New Haven County has already
voted 50 900 IT. half. The programme
for the laying Of the cornerstone Of the Young Mems
Christian Association building on Monday Is NJ fol
lows Dr. j. De Yer Warner. who presented the 10000
site will preside: addresses by Chauncey VI. Dcpew.
MAYOR Dcforest Mr. Harrison. the superintendent OF
priuc schools William ID. bishop the Rev. II. Il.
: McNcalc and fhc Rev. L. y. iOOth
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TRAINING BOYS On THE WARSHIP TAyTIC

1t was reported yesterday that the sloOpofwar Yantc
which left this port Monday and said have
returned home OF disabled in the engine.
room and that she had struck a rock and knocked
hole in her bottom. 1t learned inquiry the
navy yard YESTERDAY that no accident of any Kind had
hspuened TO Yantic When she sailed from here IL
was intended should remain away only few days
and then return take more apprentice boys and
OH another short cruise which she is 10 back
TO receive boilers. The navy tug Catapa took
draft OF apprentice boys from the training ship Mime
sofa 10 the Isntic yesterday afternoon.
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APpOTyTNEynS BY COMMISSIONER BEATTIE

ComnissOn Bcattie OF the Street Cleaning Depart
rnent yesterday appointed Gilbert o. f. Nlco chief clerk
I'm place Of Henry w. Bcarisey. salary Of - 500
wear Miss Cynthia NJ Wctover private secretary in place
q Mr. Nico salary OF III 500 and Michael Kennedy
superintendent OF stables also at 81 800 year The sal.
OF John c. birmingham clerk and sOrekeeper
stables raised 81 200 81. 500 year. Mis-
westover, the new private secretary. a custom.
spectress during Mr.. Bestties term ~ Surveyor.
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Whitney Kcllar age nineteen, who lives III Tartan
to,rnsbip near Ncw-Brun,wlck threatened 10 XIII his
rootbcr Yesterday she escaped him and ran ont Of
The house screaming Her cries called several OF the
farm hands to the spot and young kclar seeing them
Coming ran 10 the river and jumped In. with the IN
tention OF committing suicide. lie was rescued WIN
considerable difficulty and Is In Jail awaiting an
examination A. to his sanity.