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New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
TO REMODEL \ wELLKXowX CHURCH.

The trustees of the Clinton Avenue Congregational
Church secured permission yesterday from Judcc
Cullen in the supreme Court 10 mortgage the church
property for 100000 to the Scaman's ilnk for Sav
nGS. In New York. the proceeds 10 lc used I'm cnnre
ing and rcmviclnc the church cii1cc. AZ Clinton and
Lafayette avcs The church was organized in l-i7,
and soon after the inc cdncc now occupied buIt
For over quarter of century Dr. william lv'S
KudinetOu the pastor. lie was succeeded by IN"
present pastor. the Rev. Thoml, IT, Mcleod. The
property Is now valued Al r2OO.OoO. The entire b.
terror Of the church Will bee altered and the auditorium
will b. enlarged. the seating 'aptr' of Loo f.
% small Tor the membership. The work - imr ov
ing the church will hc completed IN september. when
the cdinCe Will BE- rcopcncd
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE CITY GROWING FAST ENOUGH
MAYOR cnArrx SATISFIED WITH THE EsTlMAT

MAYOR CHAPLIN SATISFIED WITH THE fSllNNlH l.
OF THE CENSUS OFFICIALS.
MAYOR Chaplin in statement yesterday Sup>''".
tiallv repeated the figures relating 10 the CROWN vi
the city published in The Tribute yesterday morh'E'
He said he had not felt that Brooklyn would nave any
good cause to complain if the population eN''eueo
500 900. 4 city that doubled it, population every
twenty years was growing fast it ought ana II ths
continued for several decades the result would be Snr
prising. II the census cnumcratOrS omitted some
people the error likely to hc entirely offset by Ike
errors in other cities. At the present rate "f IN
crease the Mayor figured ont in one Of his messages
two years ago that it will take until 1923 for BO'Fh
10 rival New York in size. The Mayor said he had
no intention Of ordering supplemental enumeration
by the police.
Every possible effort to recfy errors Is being made
by Supervisor >cdgwick. and he will take corrections
until the end Of next month. lie said Yesterday /:
" The attack me Is purely political. Iut What
has the city 10 be ashamed OF In the enumeration
4 year ago the estimate Of 10000 was considered
large real estate have been figuring on l">>
than 100000 The growth since l-5O has been
46 per cent or I = per cent year. l'i since
the fan OF l--- estimate the increase at ID per
cent. If that ratio is kept up W. shall soon pass
Chicago and Philadelphia in the race and toward the
close of the century will draw toward New York for
place.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
GATHERED ABoCT THE TOWN

The name Of the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange
and Auction Room Limited. Was changed by Judge
Cullen IN the supreme Court yesterday to the Brook
Ign Real Estate Exchange. Limited
Wilhelm, WictizhowsH, Of No. lO7 Lynde st. had his
name changed by Judge Moore. In The County Court
yesterday TO William White.
EX senator John J. Kicrnan. Of No. 81 First Place
Is again i'll with the stomach trouble which made his
condition critical wear OF two ago. lie has been
confined 10 his home for a week.
In the <pOrt Of Warden Hayes 10 the Commits Soners
Of Charities and Correction respecting the nr In the
Penitenary, he attributes IT. t. "A defective fine The
damage 20 the building can DC repaired for :, 900
Police Justice Kenna has been rc-elected cha rman
| Of the Democratic Campaign Committee
\ movement IS on foot Ia induce the large dIJ goods
houses 10 agree 10 remain closed July ., thus
giving the employees three days leisure In connection
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
4 DISEASE IMPORTED FROM INDIA

The Brooklyn Health Department has found a case
Of disease said 10 be In this country. lis name
Is bcribcri and its home Is India one Of the char
accristics of the disease Is drOwsincse and on the
African coast II is known as the Sleeping sickness "
In fatal death generally result, from exhaustion
syncOpc. II j. not contagious In thi, cmat- and
no danger is to be feared from its appearance. The
vehicle Of It's westward journey wa, the ship j. &.
Warus from Macassar In the Dutch East Indies, which
arrived N RObcrts's stores Monday. \ sick man
on board taken to the Long Island College Hos
pital. and Dr. Henry Bullwinkc found that May
20 the captain. II. Warns died AT and that on
June 10 H. lIaltman, thc first mate. died. The man
al the hospital proves to have bcrihcri, and Dr. Bull
winkle believes the other two died from II.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
CUTTING down THE TAX. MIDGET

The Board of Estimate, consisting ~ Mayor Chaplin
Controller Adams. Auditor Rutan. supervisor at Largo
Krctzschmar and Comfy Trca~ Adams yesterday
took up tho consideration Of the provisional suns for
the budget submitted by the city aud county officials
The estimates for county purposes Informally
considered and were down by over half . million
Of dollars, After considerable discussion the thrcc
city officers in the Board voted against the two '>unty
officers In cutting down the Appropriation for county
wards from S244 400 10 100000. aud In striking out
some asked for. Auditor Ruian voted with
the county officials In raising the salary Of Com
missioner OF Jurors Furcy from -. Ia 5000.
The total sum asked for purposes
e, ,G26.9l9, and this cut down tO ~ 2.07G 1Gj q
reduction Of SjjO.Ij4. The estimates for city cX
penscS will be considered tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
pI.rNTI nF MArER NOr EAR OrP

Tho Aqueduct commissioners formally accepted Soc
ton q of the new Aqucduct from tho contractors.
O'prcn .v Clark. Yesterday. IN" tontrilcr WAS
authorized to pay the final estimates less 10000 ~
taiucd for damage and penalties. The Commission
accented from the same nrm shaft ~ :. and from
brown Howard 60. Shaft IL, "a well as the road
work IN front II the Croton Dam from smith Brown
The rc.oluiious laid over last week. for final pay
mcnt, e. brown Howard & Go. and o'Brcn Clark
for sections ., . 1. ,, and :. less the penalties
named were passed. The announcement was made
that arrangements for filling the Central Park res
crvoirs by means of the waterway were going
ahead satisfactorily. and that The chances we're stl
bright for turning on the watcr or Iuly l3 or 10.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
uRizrAH !. ORrOy DISCH ARGED.

A,arah Jackson Orron. the Custom House CLERK VINO
is in the habit Of writing queer letters to President h
rtson Q, Postmaster Hendrix. of Brooklyn. ana "'hr
officials was again taken before Commissioner shl'"'
Yesterday He va> once before examined before TOM
missioner Shields on charge of sending N'"'rlio"'
matter through the mails. lie Acknowledged "ruhg
~ 80 ,,.h,,b ,rcr, signed The Voice Of cod
n vb,ch he ar,-lscd the officials OF unfaifhfunoss L"
duty lie was discharged III, former arrest by
commissioner shields because there was no PROOF pre-.
hat no actually mailed the letters. similar am
cntv arose Yesterday and he was again u''Hdr-o" ~
rho Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26

Nth the Fourth Of July holiday. Inc Guy o'"'e' '
N be closed on that day. ,,..,,orr n
The application of the New-ior CAP top onanst tho
he made defendant in the forceios,e was denied
%.nhattan Beach Improvement Company , was 'e"'D
,o't.r,sy ms, by Judge Cullen. in the Special Tern
The Jury in the trial of James adams in ,ne .enna
, sessions on the charge OF forgery III tne ser'"u
DECREE Yesterday brought in verdict Oh a''"'."
The sunday schools OF the kussc'' u.,hodst Epi.
stree chnrcbc held union excursion and picnic yes
eops' ar They went on the Grand Republic 10 ho'oh
POINT, Long Island Sound.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26

o,oo,.r cotagn CITY Bennett. Portland HOratio Hail.
SIM ,reuor Frost. san Diego Flint a Co ....u
Sip - X ,linot ,BrD Morris Perth Amboy-Scsmineu
Bros. c,rrrn
,rs 1anonc and city OF Berlin for Liverpool. Waes-
,anJ and Illinois Antwerp British queen. Averpool beIin.
r'.hon Camden cruz Atalanta. Montego Bay ~ I.e
Zav orleaus Coventry. Coosaw Delaware. Shhies'ou'
kahawhn Iy NeH %cseIs for sydney Nsw Asa. Padans;
Gen Knox, san frahclSco
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
GRAvEsysp June Sailed steamer France (Br. Hadey.
for wfork ,.,.,.,. ,p,,
LIVERPOOL. June 2J-saied. steamer ofchho"o W."
Thomas for Now York ~, ..,,r
AsGcw June 2bArrived. steamer Auchoria tBr) Camp
bell from New York. ,. -, sa,.,,,
sIEITiN June 22-saed. steamer Italia tGer schmiu|
for New.York
BRKNxS June 22-saied, steamer DarM tBr). Young "t
New.York-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
THE SUGAR TRUST DECISION
WALL, STREET RECEIVES 1T CALMLY
oy, xroys THAT IT DOES MT DbfIN1 ii'N
DECLARE THE TRUST As "hoih
TO BE ILLEGAL.

ouxroys THAT IT DOES MT DhflNliiD
DECLARE THE TRUST As A WHOLE
TO BE ILLEGAL.
wall street received the decision Oh ''o ou" aou,
,,o,is in the socalled sugar Trust case WV" A..
arative calm Yesterday. At the S'o'H "N' ,i,
o,tcco,os did not Auctuatc beyond inc i'nn'
:, . nor cont although the closing prI'c ""' 10
VI r,, ro,.o, seemed 10 rest upon the favorloc
.ro, ,t,on generally given TO the teA' VI WV
,.iou ,o tho extent that IL was not resa'"o
,s,ructvc to tho existence OF me lri''' III
ucar district the general opinion might DC ,,
-, ,ho following outgiving Of Mlctt d tray "''
known house: ,oc,e,on AGAINST
one refinery only. and does not dlrecu' 49,. .r,rs,
,co,i,v of the Trust as a whole. j" ane'' ."o ,
.ts .oror,,c suits must bc brought against ea'"
oo, and there are but u few located IN Ne" ''''
st,tc The most important point IS '"i' ~ .,.
,r Trust what 10 do. II says to properly ''''' ~.
rrust as a corporation under the laws ivy .,,
,,i- rouId have been dissolved. intima'lhs 'ha'
New York state will not drive tl''n INV ''"'
II they desire an Incorporation mere ,..
I + >e,rlcs IT, treasurer of the sugar hoi'''
,.,uv s,id II seems TO II, 10 bc most singular
,tto, ro,b rudcc barrett and Judge Danicis ih ''o
,:eror,I Term placed the greatest stress III '''n w
ci.,ous upon the contention OF MONOPOLY p"' w
Court Of Nppeal, appears to pass that over, '',u "
rs, is decision upon the fact that the N"r'" "N''
Refinery took action a a corpoiatloh' WIN" ~
not justified as such in doing q" ho' Nre .''' Wv w
nt,o nvolvcs any question as to the legal character
- ou- oreouization and we certainly do not reg'r"
= ~ declaring the Trust to be illegal Ihe oeo'>o"
canrot affect the other rcnerlcS that are ihc'"''
~ the Trust for the Of the North luNer h'''
| differ, from all others. II was party I" ''c p''
Umnary agreement. but backed on anu l''n ,, nnt
chased the property outright. rocNinE lno no imt
na,iuc cash for II. The other r'irrc> .1'oo '
,c Trus hy an exchange of certificates 10y thr st'h
holdcrs It appears that II Is the c"rpor1" @ aa'" ,b
| thc North River Refining Company WHICH i"'''N wv
ba-i- for the dcci~on -, ,.,n, ,,.,,ce viii
1T !, Singular point which the court ni"H'J VII. ~.
-.,.,rI ,o th.. transfer of stock II hoIdS ,EH w
| nnrrrs Of the Norih River Company Shouln nav
fused to transfer Stock If they knew tlat II w -
lao tran .fcrrcd - trustees TINS mahine INC ON
~ the corporation judges of the intention oi any ~ %
holder wl'o demanded a transfer No. 'h' irnS' va
,Ii ., dr in thc rrc,InstauccS for the time beng
~ ~"ur.i We are carefully considering he whole ,lb
| Toe, and II wc find any legal defect IN any cn,'
cbcrc thc transfer Of refinery has been aocompiisic
| We ,lAl proceed 10 r'mcdN H.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
NO HOPE EnR CHEIPER IcR

report the present supply II lee in tn" city was
much IA excess demand and that the price would
soon h reduced about onehalf generally denied yes
,crday by leading and dealers The prevailing
last few days. II said. had brought
info n,mhcr OF cargocS which otherwise
would reached her" separately This fnct however.
would only be- who bought nr>t hand
in large quanttic Tho president Of the Knickcrbockcr
Zee Company said he did not think tho price Of lee would
be- any lower this summer although sufficient supply
vas onh hands
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
TIE EVIDENCE AGAINST MRS. PATTERSON.

TIE EVIDENCE AGAINST MRS. PATTERSON.
Mrs. J. Porter Patterson appeared before Justice
Wal-h in the Adams street Police Court Yesterday and
placed trial on the charge Of stealing lace and
ribbons from the store of Mluan. No. az Fulton
st.. on May II. Lille Lowcnthal clerk IN the store
testified that she Mrs. Patterson take the goods
and put them in d paper bag after having asked for
a sample Of velvet Mr.. MSman said that he had
been told Of the stealing and went mp to Mr., pattcr
son and tonchcd her the shoulder. When hc did
she pulled quantity of velvet from under her sack
aud gave il to him. Detective Chambers testified to
having arrested the woman and said that She
planned al the time OF being i'll. The prosecution
rested at this point and the Will up again
on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
sPAnED THE MAN, BUT NOT THE MOTHER

BENJAMIN Moger and Mary Mum were before Judge
MARITIME yesterday charge OF abduction. Moger is
sixtysx years old and Mrs Mum tbirty-sN She tncd
to daughter Minnie. twelve. married They
pleaded guilty yesterday abduction under the provisions
the law making It illegal To take girl under the age
Of years for with the consent Of
parents. Many residents o, Orange. y. j., where
Noeer and Mrs Mum live testified 10 the good character
Of Mogef. He Is of a saving disposition and has a
st1srsble Of IN the bank. Mrs. Mum has a
baA reputation amoag her neighLors and the police.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26

Postmaster George J. Collins called on Postmaster
Hendrix Yesterday AT the Posocc and conferred IN
gard the transfer OF the Office 10 the former July
/. Mr. IIendtA promised t. .ivc his successor all
possible aid III taking charge Of the bu-mce> of the
Office. Many Republicans nOw III the subordinate
places i'm the Io>to1i,c which arr not covered by
civil Service rules. and few changes likely - ho
made b. the new incumbent. Among Mr. Collins,
bOndsmcTl will probably DE ext oncr->- -Hau James
". II Ilayy1Id and !. =. +. stranahan.
L. :. Grant Post 6. y. IL Of which captain Collins
is commander. has sent to secretary Tracy l't'r cN
pressing IT. gratihcaton at the appointment II Mr.
"a
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
McGINyIs MIST HAVE NEW COUNSEL.

The second trial Of John Mc''mnis, for the killing o.
Daniel Lyons his brother in law, ha, been down
for Monday July :. in the Court Of oyer and Tcrnncr
The jury disagreed the first trial. W. +. Howe.
who defended McGinns the former rial. i, going to
Europe and declines to try the again. Moiinns
was brought before Judge Cullen yesterday and As
-istant District Attorney Clark moved that counsel
be assigned him In answer 10 Judge Culcn's qucs-
tion if he sUlc 10 employ counsel. McGinni, said
so, your Honor. Mr.. Howe got all the money my
folks could skiimlsh mp The Court appointed Gcn-
cral Isaac :. Catn and william j. Gaynor 10 defend
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
4 rrRsp cg ARGED WIN CRUELTY.

James Carr appeared in he Toms Police Court yese''
aav and asked Justice for warrant for Mrs Mary
v,,,, a nu,s. al Backxel's Island. Mr. Cars VIE i
,.n, a, .hc Rackwels Island Hospital suffering from
.,,l.nsv He asserts that davs ago his VIE was
..saulted by Mrs Kraft lie said that the nurse unferci
,ulv heat her and OF her teeth Jusce tor
man thoueht that summons would ne the best cNp"dent
o., The nurse and Mr. Carr received The nurse will
have n hearing to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey club races, Shcepsheso Day
80 p.
Normal College commencement 10 a. m
1h Regiment rinc shooting. Crccdmooi -,
Bcrkcley. staten Island Athletic C!uD crcKcO in'VO
Berkeley oval. 30 y. m. , -u O - -
Uuyeilinc Of bust Packard Packad's COLLEGE D. M
Kepubican League reference case stewart Buildihe'
Harvard University examinations for wonch As'oc''o'
Building 80 . , eo,o,,,
Mass.mectng OF waters, TwentysiNul'st anu oc'e""'
ave, y. M ,,,x u.eo, s,o,o,
Eichnond County Country Club driving meet oui'e'
Island. - .uo, c,roo,
Memo rial Church. p. III. ,. r.s 4
Music in Las, River Park by 9th Regiment Bahd'
d. III.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
CHANGES AT The CCSTOM HOUSE.

Three or four months ago secretary Window in
formed Collector Erhardt that the stan Of assistant
weighers at the Custom House must be cut down and
surveyor Lyon told TO make out list Of men
who could be let co. The list was prepared yeStcr.
day and sent to the Collector II contains the
OF James F. Mctiee. foreman, who had salary OF
FL 600 a wear, aud OF ten assistants who get - a
day Five United states weghcrs are 10 be appointed
and the eligible list has fifteen names from which the
Collector IL 10 make his selection The terms Of the
dismissed assistants will end June 80.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


au,nsss AS esufsi Moon sets o35 :" Mooa'Ho
wArSn
,,,Dcor r,,,na 1891 He! Gate. s2l
SN-saudy HOOK. 2OS v.lsland ~ men "A'e' 'AN
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26

Judge MARITIME suspended sentence In MoRes o"'o ,r.
sent Mrs Mum to the pententary for three years Inc
society for the Prevention OF Cruelty Of Children will care
far tho oir
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26

Keeps ncgigec shirts. flannel. cheviot and sill,
fabrics. q so to So. 500 and sil Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26


Diseases 81 tho Nervous system Geno Urinary Organs
Impotence and Sterty. Hours q TO !. 0 to 8.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
Announcements.
A Luxury FOE TOURISTS.

Dr. Lyon Perfect Tooth Powder In metal boxes with
patent measuring tube. Ncat and portable % cts.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING S

Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used TOR over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
ING Win PfRFECf SUCCESS 1t sooTHES the
CHILD SoFTENS the Guns MLAYs ell PAIN
DIARRHOEA Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Twenty. y.nye cents a bottle.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-26
HENRY A. DANIELS. N. D..

A NEW FOLDED COLLAR.
10 OITrMWA. "E. 4
, 1890-07-31
GOOD NEWS FOR ALL.
The Population of the State
Over $4,000.
TWO HOUSE MEMBERS ASSURED
An Increase of Fifteen or Twenty
Thousand From the Above
Figures Probable.
Especial Service Of the REVIEWS washing
ton presu BurcatlI

Especial Service Of the REVIEWS Washing
ton presu Bureaul
WAsrINdToN, July 25.-The popula-
tion of the state OF Washington Is 326,
$40. Senator Allen to- day received the
following from superintendent Porter;
Have you received word from the pop
ulation department that the population
of the state of Washington is 32G 240 2
This Is card estimate and not very
reliable. The special agent in charge
of the work thinks the count will run
1900 to- %, 600 over these figures. Show
this to Senator Squire. You ought to
be happp."
The count for the state of Washington
is the first state count to be complied
and tins was hurried through In order
to give the governor an opportunity to
call the legislature together and make n
legislative reapportionment on the CELL
sus.
The count is especially gratifying to
the Washington delegation, us 1t gives
them another representative, which will
probably be elected this fall, with the
provisional agreement that one is to
have bona fide title, and the other to
be conditional upon the act of the house.
The superintendent of the census has
lately received several communications
from citizens of Seattle and Tacoma,
Wash, in which protests are made by
the dweliers in each city that tho re-
turns are too large in the other city. No
specific charges of fraud are made,
but each city seems bound
to give him warning TO watch
the other. The superintendent
said to-day that, while he should care
fully compare the schedules returned
from these cities. The only thing he
could do which would be satisfactory all
around would be to mako each city
about 10000 larger than the other. lie
thought that the honest returns from
the state of Washington showed n
growth that should be more than salts
factory to the enthusiastic citizens OF
that new state.
, 1890-07-31
AN IMPORTANT PoINT.
Can the State Punish Persons Guilty
of Adultery.

SEATTLE, Wash e, July 25.--An import.
ant legal point was raised before Judge
Humes this afternoon in the case OF the
state VI. Fred Brandon. Brandon was
in court on writ of habeas corpus. He
has been in Jail for the past two weeks,
bound over to the superior court on the
charge of adultery with Ruth
owen. His attorney held as
the principal ground for his
release that section 9i4 of the territorial
statutes, under which the prosecution
proceeded, was not now in force. The
court remanded the prisoner to jail, but
took this point under advisement, and q
further hearing will be given.
II the point is sustained by the courts
many other important sections Of the
statutes heretofore regarded as in force
are also void.
The counsel for the defense held that
the act of congress of March 3, 1887, pro-
viding for the punishment of adultery
repealed the territorial statute, and that
this act was afterward abrogated by the
admission of the state into the union,
leaving no provision in force for the
punishment of this crime. This
act OF congress is known as the Emunds
anti-polyeamy bill, which contained
much local legislation. Many OF its pro-
visions applied only to Utah, but many
others were general, and the provision
for the punishment OF adultery was
among the latter.
The territorial statute provides for
punishment for adultery by impnson-
ment In Jail and the penitentisry, and
states that II the act is committed by
two persons, only one of whom
is married, both are alike guilty
of adultery. The act of congress provides
only for punishment by imprisonment
in the penitentiary, and holds that only
the married party is guilty of adultery.
A case exactly parallel to this came
before Judge Arken, of South Dakota,
last May. A woman charged with adul.
terry was brought before him ON IA writ
of habeas corpus, and he released her on
the point raised.
, 1890-07-31
THE WHEAT OUTLOOK.
The Reasons for Apparent Discrep-
aney In the Reports.

New York, July 25.-While the Off
oial report OF the visible stocks of wheat
east OF the Rocky mountains for the
week ending July II shows a decrease of
1,047 ,554 bushels as compared with the
week before, special reports to Brad
streets from nearly 1000 points of ac-
cumulation show conclusively that
the stocks of available wheat on June ~
had not decreased more than 9l7, 739
bushels within week. The reason for the
apparent discrepancy is that the official
report takes no account of the supplies
of wheat in transit by rail which, as
given in this journal, are an increase OF
PA, 900 bushels, rs compared with June
8. Other noteworthy increases were
20s, 900 bushels at Buffalo, i35, 900 BUSH
els at st. Louis, 100000 bushels atioat on
the Mississippi anu 63, 900 bushels in
the Northwestern railway elevators.
The heavy decrease in available stocks
last week were 662, 100 bushels on the
lakes, 245, 900 bushels at Duluth, 275, 600
bushels ut Chicago, 432, 600 bushels at
Minneapolis and 155,0UO bushelSat New
York