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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-09
The New English Lady's Saddle.

From the New York World
A good deal Of interest has been shown by
horsemen in the new feminine saddles which
have been imported from England. Though
the project of women riding astride horses after
mans fashion died out here after brisk lot Of
newspaper comment, it still lives abroad. Many
women in England are determined to ride strad-
dle as they claim that 1t will enable them to
compete successfully with men in cross-country
riding, where they are now at decided disad-
vantage. Hunting women are given over abso-
lutely to the sport, and they have taken up the
question Of riding man-fashion in earnest.
Hence 1t has paid the manufacturers to turn out
special saddles for them, and recently some OF
these saddles have found their way to New York,
They are not unlike the ordinary English saddle
used by men, except that they are broader in the
seat, with cushions of leather built high on the
flaps on both sides of the saddle. The fore part
of the saddle is embellished with two little
aprons, which are filled with pockets for hold
ing handkerchiefs, bottle Of smelling salts,
small mirror, and SO on. The stirrup straps are
SO short and the saddles are so brilliantly
trimmed that they approach the world OF bur
lesque in appearance, but they are serviceable
and actually in use in England nevertheless
Novelties in Silverware and Jewelry.
From the jewelers. Weekly.
A garter buckle Is in the shape of q heur- -de-lts
valley in white enamel.
A pocket knife has an oxidiZed silver handle
| in the form Of an ear of corn.
| watch. the case of which is designed as a
| windlass is set in bracelet of knotted and
| tangled cordage.
| An odd-ooking pitcher has the appearance of
heap of oyster and scallop shells with pieces Of
| seaweed clinging to them
| A brooch is in the form of a spider, the body
| being a large pearl surrounded by diamonds, and
| the long legs being made of gold.
A unique charm is perfectly formed locomo-
| tive less than an inch in length in gold and
| pantinum. In the headlight is set diamond.
A flask recently exhibited has raised design
covering the entire surface. representing vine
from which depend large clusters of grapes. II
is handsome and appropriate.
An artistic paper weight shows cupid lying
on the ground and struggling to ward off the at
| tacks of q wasp. The expression of terror on
| the face of the figure is very good.
A neat brooch has miniature of the head OF
Bacchus, surrounded by wreath of ivy. AT the
| top, overhanging the picture, Is a cluster Of
| pearls set to represent bunch of grapes
A garter buckle representing narrow scroll
carelessy looped, has inscribed upon it the fol
lowing quotation from Richard I'LL" Act V
Scene g. "Wear it. enjoy it, and make much o.
it."
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-09
HOUSES FOR RENT.


In sums to suit at per cent.
The above is only portion Of the property on
my books. For full list call 1t office for bulletin.
issued on tho 1st and 18th.
fe17-ly 7. e. WAGGAMAN.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-09
For BOYS and Girls.

Read the announcement on the 18th page o
to-day's HERALD. 1t will interest you, and you
sisters, and your parents, and your cousins, an(
your aunts.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-09
Mckinley Bill.

Mckinley bill has not raised the price of
Cooks Balm of Life. For sale eat all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
NE.MAIIK.

\ GAS EXPLOSION MAKES HAVOC ~ y IIOl 81.
\ "a cNplo-.ou due to thc negligence "f plumber.
occurred at so. - lill de ave. on Monday night
The family ~ Albert Nloo-t, % Jcwccr. moved into
tho house fcw DAY, ago. The hou.o b. new ono
and not quito finished. Mr. Nlc"ct detected to
odor # ga. and upon investigation found that the
plumber, had neglected to pat plug into the
posed ga pipe iu the ceiling of the parlor lie
got a ,tcpladdcr and inserted plug. Then to 80" Il
any ga, Wa escaping be- applied tI" dame of candle.
Instantly there au c>plp-ion and he va. hurried
10 the nopr \ sheet of flame swept through tie
room into me dining room. where there second
g, ,po- ion of the accumulated there. Mr., Nicolct
wH, hurled upon the pIdI/i aud the kitchen door
wa blown from 10, hinges and the panels torn ont.
\ piano and some furniture Boo thr back parinr Wcr,'
badly damaged and -rt II lace curtains burned.
Nr Nicnlo' Va- badly injured. hi. face ucrh and arm
hciug burned III, vIi" Suffered iuIury. such
ya- tb, force uf the pIp- that the whole Of the
parlor was wrcclcd and ou the third ncpr dgJr wa,
torn from its hin sca and another door VT, spin.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
NIPPLES FOR THE INDIANS.

Bids for Indian supplies and transportation were
opened yesterday afternoon AT the warehouse Of the
Indian Bureau. Nos. 65 and 81 Wooster 4. There
were sos bids In all and they ranged from beef 10
bceswaX. The Government will need this year for
tho Indians. among other things, 100000 pounds Of
bacon "a 900 pounds Of beef the hOOf 100 $50
wards of calico and 100000 pounds Of soap. The bid,
were announced by General +. j. Morgan. Commi,
soner Of Indian Affairs, and there also present
from the Board Of Indian Commissioners William H.
IvOn chirman of the purchasing committee, Morton
McMichacl. John Charlton and General +. W. Whittle
sey secretary Of the Board The bids for sugar
about 80 per cent lower than those Of last wear. and
those for coffee and beef about % per cent less while
the prices asked for Hour trine higher. Tho
plopOsals for meat all came from the West. Award,
Will probably not be made before Monday. Rep
rcscntatives of the following hrms were among
those present YESTERDAY H. H. Clahn a Co.. Isaac
Wallach Thurbcr. Whyldnd Co. the Bradley Plough
Company OF Chicago. the Rhode Island Plough Com
,anV, hamburg. HTaus. Lauer 4 CO.. Tciit, Weller
4 CO., Wilson, Brown d 60. Of Philadelphia, {. +.
stone Of New Mexico. and John II. Charles OF Sioux
Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY
Jersey CITY,

POLICE MAKE a RAID on "AMbilN" ho'e,- ho' er
some entcrprisinG aud audacicus gamblers rc'en'N
hired a suite of rooms in Cooper'N Hail. on the nr
above the temporary court room of te fFs' pS'ri'e
Police Court and fitted up an c'"oo'"" '' -,
oe,a,I,.,,nont All the p1raphcrnalla required III
-, ro,,cr and other game, were provided
~, ,,, was opened on saturday night oi iasI
,rcek The furniture and appointments were luxurious
compared to those Of the police courtroom do",,ar, u.s.
o Monday night chief Murphy and captain
raicr organized raid on the place. bu' 'i'e
cnard gave the tip TO The gamblers anu III" r
poice reached the rooms the! "''o | o.. ,no
and All the furniture and fixtures were
pla'o poI,cc headquarters. It MAS found tllat
Ga a%gc 4aq e. 0fe9 eaie laGs" s s S
OF the csldnlN"f a. raid Ladders led up To Inc rear
PSrGGv P%nGor m Tch overlook the soeer 2S OF e o Re T PacS
hulldh-'. y"., +e,dav afternoon ana gave baIl uo
atuear for examination TINS ho'''"s'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
GATHERED APorT TIE TOWN.

The member, of the rohce Department were busy
yesterday under the new law making oah iIhl 'n'}
were directly or indirectly Interested ~ the lh"r
business. The aiIdavts have to DE filed hy L..
morrow thirty DAYS after the hill became a law.
The provision, apply 10 every city IN the state.
While at work upon the roof Of now building Al
Twelfth.,t and seventh ave- Morrl, Oncr. r'oi'r.
age twenty five OF >urolks'.. New lorh, lcH Ia the
ground and wa, instantly killed yesterday.
Absolute divorce ha, been granted to Henry Iicl
mann from Mrs. Margaret ur.nann
The BROOKLYN Trust Company directors passed
resolutions Of regret Yesterday relative I" the dcaih
of Ripley Ropes, president If the COMPANY and re
solved 10 attend his funeral IN a body TO-DAY. The
Low \. B. Bay Is, John J. P"rr"pont, JUDGE cullen.
Judge Bartlett. Judge Gilbert. ". H. Maxwell Charles
Pratt. Thoma, H. Kcdman. &. j. Wood, >urro-a"
Abbott and samuel ". EoDcock
The nrst concert II the season viii be given b.
Prospect Park saturday, June :.
The newly appointed Commissioners Of Election
took the oath Of Office yesterday.
The member, of the War Veterans association, arc
gncd them place at the end of the g. y. j.. line
for the Decoration Day parade.
\ conference Of ciizeUs Interested In the establish
mcnt Of the proposed bedford branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association viii bee held IN thc l"ir"
room Of the Tomplin, Avcnuc Cougrceat. oial Churh b
tomorrow evening. Plans and diagrams Of The pro
posed building Will be shown Dos means "f >t"rcopu
con- and brief address, are expected from the Rev
Drs Meredith. Bchrends and Footc. and the Kcys
J. C. Allen, Robert j. Kent, and Arthur H. "ood
enough.
The saios and marines Of the receiving ship Yer
mont the sloop Of war Essex, and other -, ~
the Navy Yard Will take prominent part th,
Decoration Day parade In BroOklyn. There VIII b.,
an artillery company in addition 10 the regular
battalion and the division viii be III command OF
Lieutenant George VI Book, executive officer of th,
Vermont. The infantry battalion Of six compinlc.
Will be in command OF Lieutenant Charles \. Adam
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
TLIZ\EFT I'll

UOTH COMPANIES VAST HE FRANCHISE.
The struggle hotaccn thc uInn county street l'''
v.,v Con.ral.. or tAo .snacat. uhI't h'. obtained
,ontrol ~ several hor.e RAILROADS u "th't 'ue7. ana
m. Elizabeth street Railway Company. i'r ir''
cni,o hero began OF Monday n-ht when 'he '.N
Council granted hearing +" the -fhdl a'' repre- 'N'
,tlvcs Thcy want huild four miles 90 street. I''
uay Iu tAe cts Iu addition To- nr i'r miles h'" ''N
trnll,i ly them. The ncw rout"- ar from Broad ~l
thraush Wet Jer,cy.-t 90 Eimor station i'h
broad g. through Et-t rrotd o. and Jefferson ave- ID"
north ave a.-d to Mount ptct Cemetery, 'nd through
~,uth Broad Sc tp summer o.. Eh'r' ''i.''i'H D.
made with the ltlt.no nud phIo bridge. Tie .fndi
,at. h1, obtained th, oou >,Hf ~ mogc than hdf A"
rlop.rt, oaucr. along tlc lines. md VIII ei'" bond
fn have thc ir,,h an lad n l"-. than }"ar. =
hort branch go u likewise b~ hrlt through Third IT,.
from Elizabeth ave. 10 the ElHi"thp"u station ~
fnn jersey central. and tur -tndi i'h'" "f'rr q" l'N
$4,000 or One third of tine cost 90 paving lhid -i.
and agree 10 ti- irturiI-" - f-,ui'i, Q" waive "ll
futur. exemption from payment 81 t',"-.
The Elizabeth STREET Railway company, 'nrir'llri
by cN Con-,--- man keau, "ul hay" = h'uiIr "u
uirc : The -yudicat" wanted 10 absorb this lln"
,l-, but 10 I- said Congressman krau wanted -juo
rcr -l,r. for the ,toch The Elizabeth Company also
want 70 cAicud H. hre, lnr nght hctwcou the two
compiucs promise, % bc % bitter one.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
roLIcrcrrruN HoohEE FLNED.
HI = ,L,o TRANSFERRED I'D THE POLICE
E,>r. WHERE TurEE >EU ~ THEATRES.

NJ - N.-o TRANSFERRED I'D THE POLICE
E,Nr. WHERE rHrEE NI ~ THETEt>
When tho Police Commissioners met yesterday,
Pr. dent NacIcnu hnd 900 front of hm 10 paec, Il
typcvrttcu legal cap paper containing the testimony
which wa. taken at the trial of Police captain Henry
lioo',r ~ tue Wet our hundred and twenty hith It,
-i,ad ou the charge mad" hy Manager llammcr,tcn,
- The Harlem Opci, House. s., each oi the Com
nl-oucr- had listened I" tine evidence at the trial.
there v., uo occasion read the long report ~
t,, -truocr phcr.. The Comiul, oucI, found Captain
Hooker guilt, Of the charge conduct uuhccomine an
officer They voted unanimously 10 fine him q
month"; pay and to transfer him To the command Of
the police, boat where b." would have theatre, 4"
lont after CaptnIu smith, Of the Patrol. wN trans
f.ri,gi To- tho West one hundred and twenty hfthet
station.
one Of the (ommi- i-siuners -ad later that they agreed
t th. start that Captain loolcr Wa, guilty Of unhe
,olu conduct -ummarily closing the Harlem opera
IIo.c and appointing large number of persons. ap
,,rcntN with the motive of -pr against Mr. Hammer
Stein If va. agreed also that dismissal from the
,r,. u,ieht bee considered too harsh punishment for
man who had had such long and honorable career i'm
fla. drn,rtmrnt When thc Commi -ioucr, decided Ia
,to,,i,. I.,,u,, thc, did lnt wish To- huri the feel
Inn I'm f another captain II learned th,t captain
, i,l ~ pressed desire t. leave the police boat
.,1 l,. command Of % precinct u the city. and the
Cnmi- oncr- accordingly transferred him to looker's
recent station.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
IN FAVOR OF THE CABLE RIILUAY EILL.
ACTION OF THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE-THE
GOVERNORS APPROVAL URGED.

ACTION OF THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE-THE
GOVERNORS APPROVAL URGED.
At meeting Of the Committee on LEGISLATION Of
the Real Estate Exchange, held yesterday, &. \.
Andrews presiding, the Committee Rapid Transit
made report favorng the Cable Railway bill. and =
resolution was adopted concIrring the report aud
urgently requesting the Governor 10 approve the
bill. This action Of the Committee on LEGISLATION j.,
final and places the Real Estate Exchange -quarcly
upon the record in favor Of the Cable Railway BILL
A cop, Of the report forwarded to Governor Hill
After explaining the defects the company's or.
ranzaton. which the bill i, intended 10 cure and
the errors which were pointed out by the recent
Court Of Appeals decision, the report meet, the crit
that the company j. empowered t. ,ciLc seventy
miles of the streets Of the city and 10 construct
town lines which not needed. by saying that this
is amply provided against 10y the provision which
RENTS the whole subject to the local auhortc, for
their consent. many cro,,towu lines, II Is IN
sisted Will not be built in advance Of the ctys needs.
The new measure vest, power in the local authorities
to give consent to part Of The routes, and 10 cut
OF such may be undesirable or unnecessary, there
fore the rights Of the public and OF the property
holders fully protected
The report directs attention 70 the Intention Of the
Gable Company expressed by ~, counsel. Everett
T. wheeler. to construct three socacd axial lines.
running nqIih and sou.h-onc on the Fast side, one
the We> side. and a third diasondlly through the
city from the Battery and through the upper and
Inaccessible parts Of the city. 80 additional advan-
tages can accrue to the city from unnecessary
town lines for IL must carry passenger all It's
lines for a single fare OF hVc cents. No road can bc
built In Fifth ave. or IN Broadway south OF Thrtl
second It. A. "A further reason for the approval of
the bill by the Executive 1t J., pointed out that the
payment OF five per cent OF the gross receipts,
amounting in reality 10 more than ten per cent Of the
earnings. In addition % the regular taxes leviei
on the property and franchises OF the company, Is
ample Compensation to the city. Beside, the city
treasury will be largely benefited by greater revenues
from the Of the taxable valnc Of the property
in the district opened up by The additional ia a"cs
Of travel. The committee believes that II the bill
becomes a law II will 90 long WY toward making
up for the disappointment over the defeat Of the
Rapid Transit legislation In the last Legislature
Citizens and taxpayers Of Washington Heights held
a meeting last night at the Athcnacum, In one
hundred and fifty nth ST. The Rev. DE- NJ Van Ecns
selaer made chairman. lie spoke In favor Of the
Cable Railway bill and was followed by Luke +.
CozYens Bernard 10th Lawson y. Fuller and Charles
T.. Runk. resolution was passed requesting Cover
! sign the bill.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21

,r,, rooos of the Orange Free Library were well
o,d ,o t,-d,y afternoon at the book reception tha'
- hold ,bcrc Tea was served by the women oi
tho ro,rd Of Management all the afternoon ana many
y,umee. some Of them Of great value, were anoeo =
the library.
The concert for the benefit Of the building iino d
the Womans Christian Temperance Union "i'ion wa
held in Union Hall last evening wa succeS'; &
wa a large audience present and the p'oS ''''' wa
If a high order. a., -
TN. first of the series Of annual prize SPcahinE uon
tests for the prizes offered By the alumni 2i t o'ns %
Iii scbn,l will take place this evening IN lIgn
hi-n Ill Thc contestant, will be- MIS- Louise
sutherland Ms Annie +. Marshall NJ nlnee NV w.
Mcckcr Mis- Nclllc VI. Lord. Nj l.; M yc;r ~ n
Baldwin. -, n.
rho animal fair for the benefit Of Uzal Dodd Post
will open this evening
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
NORTHERN NEW.JERSEY COUNTIES.

LITTLE FERRY. The body of Henry Carpenter
CAPTAIN of "a brick slJop. who fell overheard i'm the.
Ilackcu-ack River saturday and Wa drowned l.
fore the crew could rescue him, VIA found c.trda,
RUTHERFORD. The contract for the new boat
house Of the Rutherford Canoe Club. the pa,,,ic
riycr. vi- -igmcd on Monday. The hou,e viii l..
r.htccn hv rhlrtl five feet and eight and hf feet
high.
EAYONNE The Now Jersey Athletic club viii pl,,
CoIuuLD, college thie afternoon Dn the Avcnnr \
,,r md The dc1c0u- of thc tnin,,.l A.,
,ir I,,rti,t church. Of which the Re-. Jul I1trt -,
u,ef"r recently di,mi >cd Fannie Jhch-ou Chary,.,
had been preferred bl Martha llrNn- Who dh mot
her husband hung mp chid IN a house b., IN. ARM,
,yhllc they were away during the day. Eich wa,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
,rprS GIVE 4 FLAG, DRILL.

Crhurch in Uancoch st. last evening witnessed the
interesting exercises of nag drill and double h"S
presentation by Winchester Post NO. 1"', g. \ L.
ard the Noung Peoples Association OF the Church l"
the sunday school The Mexican Guard Of fifty Young
girls dressed in red and white and carrying WOODEN
rifles with flags in place of bay"neN' gave All IN
tcrcstipg exhibition dUIl. After singing by Mis-
Cavannah and recitations by Miss Kerr. General .. %
Howard T. :. A.. made the prcscntation address IN
behalf Of the Young Peoples Association. (" which
Dr. \. j. F. BehrondS. the pastor. responded, tNI
Commander J. W. KAY presented the flag H. behalf oi
Winchester Post which was received by Dr. George w
Brush supel in'cndcnt of the school George N"rrh-
rath sang The star Spancled Fdnncr." and numDcr
Of other patriotic songs were sung.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21

CITY families able To keep an equlpago
can afford to dress their coachmen IN
becoming livery. and they pay hand
somely for the outfit. Many. however,
are learning that the livery garments
we sell are good enough: and they
cost enough less than custom work 10
make il worth while saving the dliicr-
cnCe. q.
In the country, where people ot
modesL means own carriages, one ire
uu,ntlv sees the coachman unllverled.
How much ncatcr To dress your man
in 4 plain blue. green or black coat, II
not a complete suit Have PLAIN last
inc buttons if silver or gilt Is too
snowy.
We sell a good livery coat OF Blue
or Green Flannel for sll. of Black
Cloth SO. Blue or Green Cloth Si..
Best Blue or Green Carriage 'lolh
s2o. Trousers - to -. Fancy Vests
So.
"Buttons." too, looks best when uni
formed. Hall boys or Pages Suits OF
Green or Blue, with gilt or silver but
tons, sl3 and 81.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
BREAK1HG GROUND FOR A NEW CHURCH.

A picturesque ceremony took place in a green hcld
AT Stuyvcsant and Jefferson avcs. yesterday after
noon when ground broken for the new cdlhce
of Grace Presbyterian Church People gathered i'll
the seats around a temporary platform under wlld
cherry tree The pastor, the Rev. !. V. W. schcnck
presidcd and with him the Rev. John d. Wells
4 H. Moment c. ID. Woods, A. Il. PritchaId, j. W.
Ostrander II. B. Montgomery, c. L. Taylor. w T.
Wilson and J. W. Hagcman. y spade. garlanded win
flowers hung upon the tree. The Rev. MI schchck
spoke Of the work Of the church, ORGANIZED III q
nriva,c housc two years ago. and read letters of
regret from several invited pastors. Addresses were
made by the Rev. Drs Moment. oStrandcr ana nag
man The building 10 be erected. which VIII De me
chanel mr. sunday school building when the main cdihce
is erected alongside, Will he 81 by a. feet ana 90 zee.
in height It will 80 persons and VIII cost
$4,000 A tower will adorn the front The lot, l2o
by 100 feet. cost $1,000. \ mortgage rests upon
the property. 49,, 1900, .. ,od
the formal turning over of the sod was performed
cation pre, sed forward to take hold of the spade aS
he handled IL
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
WHITE rIAIN- -1f'rr clcrtnt Z. y, Lo1r ON. I

WHITE PLAINS. tnrr olcctin- =. IT, Long tom
fr,.,r i,.f rI-l' tAr u,.R Board 81 Trustees
ti'..rci ,,n. ,,.cl without organizing ~iN -clAit'
i,iat. v.r, taken for pr' -d"n !nd c3'h tl' ntl.N
lr. .,i receive. tIrc. votes. and William j.. iht''''
W.u,.ri r. brown and samuel Hopper one cich E
Gc,r-e ~tc,,n-. alias H""t-' >'"- w 80
N,,t "a. .c.fcu,,d 20 four years in il" ~.'r
lr.0n ,,.tcrday h, Judge N.ll-. for ei'aIh- hnS'
ud ,..,r from colonel Cranes Stable. in >,.i~dHI'
-, a.. rI-ff 81 august Last N'lu'rai
v..t t., T,I.r,p4i imrrN members h'd a
-..cinl mceiu. ou Monday evening and voted i' Mor
.... tN. church uIi.Yru-" ~ "a sum n"t 'N'''''.~
-. o..o t. obtain f.rd- uith which 10 purchi-" n"
.r.ar Ari -" th" church interior lu'
r.'i.l Itrf.. tHui.h e branch "f 'N" Npiii 'lf''
,., r,n i- Nrr Nnri .- soliciting -uh-,uu uu'l'.-
a., d . =. 600 church m Viuchc-frr IT,, urar ir""i-
field -
TICK KAiDF The Hlsd" social club. "uch Va
,.,.,fly lre1rppri'.i hs- lad plans drawn i'r cAo
t.,u.. which v-ilI De- erected ou Na'cry Heights
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
GAMFs AT PHILADELPHIA.

pnu,delnhia MAY oO.-Gleason pitched great game
o., rho phadepha National League club this afternoon
holding Chicago down to three hits Onehanded catches
by Cooney and Thonpeon and the hedng Of Myers were
tho features Attendance 600. The score "as as follows
GhiEfag9 rlEago,, H., II o I = y;
R.,chits- Chicago 4 philadelphia 49, Errors
g. Philadelphia 4. Pitchers-Sui''h ana ''iea'oh' I'm
p.rc-M Mcclure.
Tho Philadelphia Players League club was fortunate In
bunchinr hit. in the two innings to-day, which gave
them victory Beginning with the third inning they
could do nothing all with Bak"iey Sanders pitched
aav .fe.f, game FOR tine home club and kept Glove
,,,, bit. we'll distributed. Attendance 39l The score
clc.,.eilnnP.t cP I)........-.!i 9 Q . Q g
ut,, ,i.,.aud = Philadelphia :. Erfor,-Clc>e e
,,,tn - 1d.ipnia g. Pthcr,-Bakeley and Sanders
t-uipre.- Matthews and cunning
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
VAS THE CITY FORFEITED ITS RIGHTS

The suit TO eject the Central Railroad COMPANY @
i"' "' -. in the Sonth Cove which is claimed
,'o"' -" ras continued yesterday In the supreme
pS vi" wy -, nixon The company ao,crto
that fine ctv forfeited 1t, right to The proper. '"U".
ner,cct in taking possession Of 1t uhoc. Wv = ,no
grant The defence alleges that 'ne ,i'Ii, n, the
-, ,ho Board Of Pnblc Works was 'hNaH"' d." Wv
hnu ny wv -, w,s the only municipal body that
Board Of AaGrI eo,ppIc Of accepting it, The COMPANY Sl,9
Tropcse :6cm +Pa 5s % q, i3e the ety. it an eort
acquired prior 70 That the company has spcnt nearly
IN mproyns the pTSPfFy no o c S DAY spent
wa, ,n Yan,,naton of maps. boundary hheS anu ''
dcods
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
OTHER SUBUKBAN TOWNS.
VEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

TRYING TO FIND CoEErPrI"N ~ PELHAM.
rud,c Dykman. ~ the supreme Court, on inc
ncttinn Of twenty hve frccloldcr, Of the town OF
pelham. has appointed Frank ". Buck commissioner
70 examine into the financial affairs Of That town A.
administered by it, present town officers rms a'u'h
VA. ha-.d upon the anday, Of two Justice OF the
Peace Of the town. John 7. ia"hlh' ana H''N -
r,rv i'm which thcy swear that they nave cause u
. ..v. that tho moneys II the town are b'iu- ui"
luily and corruptly expended There J, warfare cA
In, il, tl,e Hoard 0f Town Officer, ln which the
un.rv-nr town clcrk ard one Justice 81 the feace
,r' against TIE three other Ju-uoce(