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New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

st5 Saj,5n, 70 . Martin Russell Glory 30 TO
Betting t9T plaeGpaBellnd, 70 dy kyng Srio " H'
Musab-Belinda straight si' oo' place e'V'' Ming
Grab place IS IL.
Martin Russell led to qusrtcr post and was passed by
Glory who showed way past the half Belinda running
second Saiyni third On the turn SalVinl Wa iVriefeo
and Tavlor pulled up losing several lengths and the
ne Belinda strode Glory before entering e s're'ch
and coming away without hurry hustle won In the easiest
possible manner by a length. In furnishing hhish was
eerded by judges that King Crab beat SaiHn 40.
Place. bat the SPECTATORS thought salvn was Sccohu, ~
was close fit either way Belwood. Maidstone ana NY
Fellow did start.
THIRD RACE-TRFMONT STAKkS 1wO'YEAR-
oLDs. 800 EACH. $500 ADDED. SIX FUR
LONGS.
A. H. Moniss b. c. Chatham. by St cla..sa1 Ba,S
WI secas sh. c. Bolero ty Kayon dor-All Hand; i,
II NIli.'s Correction BY y,HiI,IsSeId1 H,%SSsS
& TaS.Sa!S 81. ~ e. Gray Rocf IHsIgs.
Betting to win-chaths% ravof,c) BcIerc to 1.
is o s.y mGsa e 10 Vfs,ttll' sc % q
"eiGa N 3 z Gray Koek 70 l. versatile 70 l
beou Stable place - s.
Versatile went out fast hi, legs could carry him
set the opening zap Of two lengths Correction
essd hm along, while the waited for both to die
IN front. Versatile died first Correction led into the
stretch, but she scarcely sraighened before Bo-
iefo UP the raj and her. bringing Little
fad whip. Seeing this. Garrison loose with
Chasm, aDd desperate finish resulted in short head
victory FOR Chatham; Bolero second a length and half
sofc Correction II the jockeys had been changed Bo
Is'o would have easily. Msdee L. VOID. Best Boy
Forward, Hnlex and F. d. Ward were Withdrawn
FOURTH RACE-BRoOKLYN CUP sIOO EACH
$1,000 ADDED. III MILES.
v" Lakeland's b. h. Exile. by Mortcmer-second
d..
0TyG Brothers br h. Sir Dixon. by Bilet-yaconet.
TiIne-2 S5ls.
betting wln--E1ile 0avOriteJ to 9 Sir DIxon 10 s.
Mutusls-Exile straight o. so
Exile kicked himself into condition, track a,
ns start made the whole OF the running and won by
l1eth and a hall. Sir Dixon beaten half q mile
uon home but Bergen gave him rest and IN the
stretch he rallied well TO fghten Hamilton into
a~sns his vhin- Hamilton rodc very weak finish.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
DETAILS OF THE RACING.

B1tung 70 wih-Madsone % ], Tip3tan fa.orlse) %
r BSlis r. Is 70 s. Tanner TO 1, Ny Fellow - 70 J!
sryse 10 to / Ylage Mad 100 to fag;ns a,sa go 70
BeiIs b Q 70 g. Tanner l. Ny Fellow to l. Stryke
u 10 l. Village Maid 40 70 Faistna 80 J" 4. m r,n
star place So 30.
Leila b. at declined to 20 to the post but was
s,a,1v coaxed to do So Mr. Caldwell leaving
her AT the post did Eaustna taking her Jockey
BIZ surprise at break. Ftzroy made the pace 70
the head Of homestreth, where he passed by Up
s,an who apparently winning easily was coareo
IN ,be last urone- by Maidstone beaten in whipping
finish by a neck Bella B.. who suked for quarter OF
mile came with q startling burst Of speed in the stretch
and was beaten for the place by only head ShotoVer
od not start
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
ARRESTED on THE STEAMSHIP SPAIN.

Inspector Eyrncs received cable dispatch few
DAYS ago, informing him that James Kelly alas
Jocks" who escaped from the Na>-a'uI-ctt- III ttc
Prison in october and fed 10 England, Wa on his
way 10 this city st"c1Sr pa -cngcr ON thc et"dm
ship spain. The steamship arrived yesterday aud
lie wa, boarded al Quarantine by Defective" ~crs"ants
McCaUley aud OBricn, who a,rcto Kelly and brought
him In iron, 10 Police Headquarters The prisoner
is q hard hooking man, twenty five years old. lIc
became AN hahtuh criminal under the Ma-,d; nnsctts
law Lv being sent 10 prison five Times for burglary,
aud lat summer he sentenced 10 Il term ~
i.lprI,Dnuiclt for twenty five year. He escaped
after he had been in PRISON les than t~o months
and slowed himself away on Il Vc 81 lnuud for
LIVERPOOL. \ reward If 800 offered for his
rccaptufc by the prison authorities.
Kelly Will De taken back 10 Ma.,1C.u'cii; {" com
pctc h, term ~ imprisonment. Tie reward may
he claimed Is Inspector byrnc, for the pension fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
NEWARK.

After the SOC Spinncrs, creclers and pecers In
Clark's Thread Mills. in Newark and Kearny' quit
work on Monday. over 500 girls employed rs trainers
and carder in the three mills had material to work
with and had to ay of yesterday. There is work
ahead for the rest Of the employees for two weeks.
AT a meeting Of the 100 spinncrs it was resolved To
remain ont until the discharged men from all tho mills
were relnstaied and until better treatment wa, guar
antccd. Yesterday a telegram was sent TO the VA
ond Federation Of Trades asking the aid OF inc euei
tom The company employs over 1000 hatu' anu
pays ont about $4,000 every two weeks IN wages
The funeral Of y. l.. Dennis will take place tOmor-
row at = p. m. AT his home In Park Place.
i tenement house. No. II Reynolds ave. hcarIiy'
took fire yesterday morning Andrew Murray with
his wife and two children occupied the top floor and
The children were in the kitchen alone. Nhe inc
flames were discovered ncgbOrS rushed into the house
and with great difficulty dragged the two children our
1ncy were unconscious and half an hour attrrwalu
Joseph, one Of the children. FIVE years old died from
the elects of ,uii0caOn by smoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
FATHER TGNATIUS'S SERMONS.
HE SAYS THAT IT Is MOST DIFFICULT TO cos
VERT CHURCH PEOPLE.

HE SAYS THAT IT Is MOST DIFFICULT TO cos
VERT CHURCH PEOPLE
Tic meeting room on the second floor q Coopc-
Union was not nearly large enough for the crowd Of
people WHO desired % hear Father IcnatiuS preach
there Yesterday afternoon. The ai~lee were tr"nEcl
and there many Standing about the doors hh'Ie
n get in Many cerCymcu Of various deu0nlH"t"A-
were present and many facc~ we've seen that were al
the Fathers sermons on previous day The -niJe''
Of H. sermon yesterday afternoon was The CHRISTIAN
"A Saint Before lie began the sermon he read letters
from over a dozen persons vino lad taken advantage
OF an invitation he extended g t"In al n" ~ci\''
the day before to write him il they wcre in troab'
tina, they might prayed for during the mission one
Of the letter, from man WHO Wa thIe"''i"'
with blinduc>- Another We, from Roman catholic
priest who felt i'm need Of spiritual assistance. SV
era were from parents asking praycr' ID aid Oh way
ward sons. The Father personally asked I' prayers
o. TIE people in aid Of individuals he had n"dced -
pca,edly AZ the meeting. and Who. h' ir''' hec'''
corvcr.o on and were in a ia. way - receive it.
The nor, a man is touched he said. the more
he ,rio, 10 hide his feelings In Illustration Of this,
the Father told If the leader Of a gang Of thieves
WHOM, he had converted. lie SAID TINS man al
tended the meeting with his fellow. and laughed
and acted bolsterously, twttIng his comrades on inc
reverence they were showing. But this irvol'Y %
shirt was only simulated, for before the mission Va
over the man was converted. and went ont ana
prctched Ciyi,t's Gospel 10 his comrades. " DO N"n
know Il j, most difficult 10 convert church people,
he hid They think they religious because they
ar, respectable. The who Is contented win MS
own righteousness j, in danger. Christ Is The sinner
substitute H. righteousness and obedience are sun
s,Tr,cd in cod, mind Tor Righteousness j IL
therefore that are SAINT, -. .,,.,..,,
In tie evening the Father spoke at ST. Mchaci >
r1,,rcr xirety- ninth AZ. and Tcuthav The bulld
inr was crowded and many Were standing; one 81
"a .rIl,inr uftcrlnc,s Wa: Many ~ You nave p't
tan,,1od irt for some of ycu fear that baptism
VIII he vonr danna,ion. The babe who oa atici pap
ttsio ZOO Ia Heaven but yOu Who have hNcd ana
Srncd c,nnot dcpcnd upon baptism 10 save You.
You must receive Christ into yoir hcar', ,., .,.i.
lie viii sneak twice to-day, al cooper Union th!'
..nrroor and AT St. Michacls Church tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

A CLERGYMAN OPPOSES HIS WEES SUIT.
The OF the Rev. Hugh Mcguire. rector OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF Our Savior at Clinton
and Luquer sS., in the suit Of his wife Tor divorce on
the ground OF cruelty, has been served lie says ne
married on December 81 1876 and contributed to his
we's support until November II, when she abandoned
him. lie denies the charge Of cruelty. but admits
that he told her on three occasions when her actions
were violent and ungovernable ana she eXhiDited
symptoms OF insanity that he would be obliged 10 pun
her in the Boomingdae Asylum for the insane unless
She controlled her paroxvsms She appeared TO
apprcciate ANYTHING that was done for her. ana sad
all her relatives her enemies and she wished tes
were dead She also DETAINED him TO members Vi HIS
congregation and circulated false reports about llh
which he believes were the product OF e.soluet l
brain Mr. Mcguire further alleges that on November
- isS3 his wife was guilty OF mlsconduc' ana sor d
Of her marital in leaving ncr Ionc d'iu
Going with one Douglass to the DlbDIe h"u'e' ae
Tishkill Landing. " y. The case came up IN In no
CITY Court Yesterday, and Mrs. Maglires counsel sal"
she would deny the accusation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10

A convention of officials Of the Railway Mail ser
49,, - hooun m the Federal Building yesterday,
49,. rr,u n.oLahiv come 10 close to-day. There
wore p-csent the leading officials of the second DIVISION
of the Railway Mail service. which comprise, 'e
Of New York Penn sylvana, NcwJef-eN' Do'i"''' az"
the peninsula OF Maryland and Nrgn" '"'"cs r,
White general superintendent OF the hH'"''
service OF the entire country, atichdcd 'ne INV"
o,lors ,,r.so,, ,c,ug T. C. Jackson, superintendent
srd Y I BRADLEY and j. VI. Baker. assistant SUPER"
tendcnt, Of the second Division: Cmci 'eIh'
Core of Harrisburg. Penn. +. Il. Mchcc, Nc" ,p'"
A. j. Miller Buffalo. and Il. \. smith Tn'" P'' -,
and the following superintendent OF man T., y"
Alexander of Philadelphia l.. L. FaFh'"o''i' "''','
-, |,o.,,-.r .u,.nv. N ! Uutchi,ou. Rochester ,
c H. LYON, brooklyn; \. Il. Maze, >c" l"lN, H. ID
peln,er Pttsburg: A. ID. sanford, SNid'"'c' az"
+. II. smith, Baltimore ,. ,,.Io,ns cor.
The object of the meeting IS 70 discuss r.DnIr., ~
nec,ed with the transportation ana dls'Ti""""' ~
mails with a view 10 perlcctng the sNsVW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
TIE FEDERAL GRAND JURY FINDS Fault

Judge benedict discharged the Grand Jury in he"
United states Circuit Cont Yesterday. after that body
had handed in q number %: indictments and present
mcut. This prceeutment read follows
The Grand Jury I'm the examination Il election
case, have been ndcrcd in the d carc' 81 their duty
by The lack OF evidence presented II them Ar
rests when made on probable cause are not followed
up sufficiently by the gathering in u convcting t"~t
mouy ana case are before Tie Grand jury upon
very insufficient ground. The efficacy Of the law B.
thereby destroyed. whilst citizen, arc deprived -
their liberty at time, for several weeks before tA"
Grand Jury can litcratc them from prison. Tho
Grand Jury. Therefore, present f. your IIonpr1il"
Court the necessity 81 providing for a NOR" Cii"fIl
gathering Of sufficient eyidcuc" II false registration Oh
improper voting. a. the NAV bo. and that such
testimony be tran uittcd 70 the prosecuting attorney
Of the law for without il they unable to enforce
IFS cnoctmclt,."
The paper signed by nathan Lhiau"r. foreman.
and bernard Lotl The Grand Jury Dismissed all =
the dozen charges 81 fa~c registration except tWp 90
three" m" ground That Insufficient evidence hId
been presented 10 the District Attorney oh'c. \
new term Of m" criminal branch of ~. court begins
10 day. before Judg" Benedict. A--i-taft Dl-tfI"t
Attorney John o. Mott VIII represent the Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
UTTERED ABorr TIE TOWN.

-, 80 ,or,,r ,ro,-,ing in the room
,,,i, vcncrnott ON the first floor Of No
" ''' f tory bric tenement house Mrs
. . .,e,, and the other occupants o.
h'"''"''' -, ,,o cr, from, tho smoke i,suin.
vac and windows The JOSS upon the build
"'' ~ 90, I'D tho ,ccun,nrS LOST about - 900
"N " -. ii, 20 N III King
,o, yesterday from, injuries received Novem
,o. h., y,,s >rr,,c on the head with ston'
''' - WV" ,,,,,, Its o.s,ilaut is under
thrown US iN""'N
arrest 49,. ,.,..
Philo Dcnnis died YESTERDAY al 40. - .'..a
ST.. AZ the age oi sky Nv" 80, ,',,ca's, avid was
u tine shoe business AZ 40 i"i Drug ~, ~, ri,
'''' u"I, .,,.,
-, ,,,o. avardcd 500
The Mayor ana t,,,,,,, ward Improve
~" ~, '' = a.. .,,,c Trrst Company AT 10l.05 10
"'"' 'g''', ,o r,,,blc IN 1905. and lOI.lo fo
e,o, noo ~ fine Issue PAYABLE in 1906, S23o'ooo t
-. - IN. Issue PAYABLE IN 1907. 1909 am
., 80 mar with accrued Interest. 100000 Of TIE
''!' ,' in 100, t. the People, Trust Company
-, ,oi rs and 100000 II the Issue pa'ab'' III NV
T., the Pc plc's Tw ''"P'n' at
amount Of the bonds j. @''''''
rrd,e PRECEDENT Howell Is authority Tor inc ''""
.t ,t.,t thc increased pay voted hy the trustees "
employees on the h"'-' ""
sljo,7 annually
th, t.~,oui seventeen year, old. oil so Id" ''
ou - received what viii probably prove i"''' va,
, IN tl,e abdomen AT the hands OF Joseph 'F'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
iIIW Az

TIE MOTHER FREEZING. THE CHILD DEAD.
The finding II the half frozen body Of Mr.. Lcona
De Irce1e and the dead body Of her five year old girl
in tine woods on Monday night has caused considerable
excitement IN Railway. Thomas De Freeze, the
woman, husband went to Newark Friday. ana
She taking hcr til" girl started "a 20 10 Railway 10
make some purchases. on saturday the mother and
child appca,.d al tic house Of william White. coorcd
man. IN Commerce It,. and asked 10 b" allowed 10 get
warm They were admitted, and after short stay
thev went away. That wa- d." last seen of them
until Monday afternoon. when two Young men named
Irasv who had been cunning and were coming homo
through the wood urir Wilton found them IL" woman
WAS sitting up aud ~" clIld Wa lying near BY
pom going mp 20 % they found %" child va, dead
and t.Uu th. lriN'- and tWir- were iri"n last - tho
Little olr'- face. They could get but NH" -ti-i.c
ton ont q ~. vho seemed iu -tupor. The
dead bod, of iI- ,ld ard the mother were taken TO
RAILWAY The WDui:'- feet and hands Vci" frozen ~
h.db that the, NIl probably haV" - Dee anputai"d
II noon she Na- removed 70 81 NlrNarI- Hospital
Newark. u Ia- l,,oH" known that m" woman lad
boon driuliu- and W.- Boo dTuk"n ~iui'r during
most If m" since FRIDAY afternoon. The nus
band. rhoul- Dee Ir,"l'. &, ara Industrious farmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10

4 test II steel armor plate j, soon - axe piar"
AT the sandy Hook Proving Ground. and r ti" -up~r
vision Of thc War Department. The plate, alon" ar"
not u h. tested, but they arc 10 Dc used Zoo tc-t tra
If proicctc-. The War Department ~, recently
advertised for proposals 20 furnish The plato which
must be Of opcnhcar,h steel, forged %" tempered and
annealcd The platcs 10 De of different tAichucs
from TO II Ii inches and Of uniform m1uullo turc
The III he made hy firing ~c' shot 81 the best
quality against the plate 80 that the centre Of the
shot hole VIII not be than about tVo calbrcs
II the gun to any edge. An 0.lu'h sun VIII hc
fired In The ballietc test aan-t the omen plate. with
A erllu. velocity Of 200 feet second. pond
Ing 10 an energy Of 5000 foot tons In tine t"-t Of the
II / ( inch plate loinch gun will he used, the
Strikng velocity TO be- LEO feet Scc0nd core pOrd
ing Ia an Of about 1000 foot tons The who'll"
Of the prOlpctc must not get through the plate" nor
must the plate break mp during the impact 10
dctach piece or expose the backing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
DETERMINED TO MARRY.
THE EEv ANDREW 7. s,wYEI'S PECULIAR
MANIA

THE EfN ANDREW J.. SNWN FfS Pr Ci-lA Il
MANIA
The Rev. Andrew l.. SAWYER. tho Young clergy man
rom GI~cnWch Conn. Who was taken on Monday
evening T. the insane ward in Bellevue Hospital seems
10 DC crazy on the subject 4 marriage.
Mr.. sawyer j., the son Of ~" Rev. Roland sawyer.
prominent Canadian preacher. on Monday. In con
pauy with benjamin Harrington. Of Nc" Haven. Nr.
sawyer came 10 this city from Greenwich. The Young
clergyman called upon Mr.. william j. Ire friend OF
his family at her home SO ca Madison ave While
there be acted n extraordinary manner. lie told
his hostes, that he came To- New Yorl, 10 find wife
and said that he would not leave the house until he
had been successful IN hi~ ~uit.
For over an hour sawyer talked about mariias" In
q rambling way and Mrs. Lee became 20 frightened at
her gic,t, unusual conduct that he sent servant
Tor John ". stevens. friend, living at 20. 10 Wet
Fifiy cisltl-si. Mr.. steven, Was speedily convinced
that Mr. SaWyc", condition Wa, such that ID" should
not lie permitted b. large and word vas sent 70
the police station in sixty seventh Il. Police Gun
son went 10 the house and after pcrSuading IN" young
man TO accompany him. took him 10 the station, and
then calling bellevue Hospital ambulance sent him
10 that institution.
sawyer Is twenty eight years old. lis friends In
Connecticut have been notified OF his condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
vrroryc the AsUPAN7 ORDTNANCE

The ash-pan7 ordinance. which requires ie'eP''i
,oT refuse 10 be placed the outer edge ~ inc u
walk instead Of within the house line ~ inc 9dI'''
Code provides yesterday returned to the lod'u ~
Aldermen by Mayor Grant without u, approval ~
Me- in bis veto message says that he doe, not pa
pno tho merits Of the ordinance at all, but that Inc
question had been raised to The legal power OF me
Aldermen 10 pass all ordinance which wa IN colnic'
with the sanitary Code which had not vet been seteo
As he was compelled 70 allow the ordnance to become
law without his signature or 10 veto H. ana KS ne NV
not desire to bring about cohhIc' 81 "u''oI'N u
,yo.n .ro ci,v dcnarment hc was constrained tO dis
approve the ordinance.
The MAYORS decision far from satisfactory 10 '''
advocates Of the measure. f. a. BotW was par
teuarly indignant and declared that President VII
son. OF the Health Board was incompetent ava S"t h
10 be removed H. +. Lippold, vice president OF tht
oSvalfth and Nineteenth Wards Real Estate o"Iic4S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
OUTGOING STE1 NERS.
TODAY.
THURSDAY. DEC. |
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YO DIX. TUESDAY. DEC Q. 1880
ARRIVED.


Steamer pers,an Monarch tBr Brstow London Nov %.
with m'e son Arrye& az The Bar 10 IN;
with mdsc and passengers to oerchs Co. Arrived at
steamer Financc zong RioJanero &C. va 81
Thous, DAYS win and passengers TO Brazil
MAJ Arryed a. the s AT &ndwara Island, via s.
CroN daya and passengers 10 OuIerordgs
steamer seneca scvens Sew odays with md,s
stesmsr Il Whitney WaIie,t Boston. with mdse to HT
DmorK.
sUNsET-winda at Sandy Hook. light, W; fair.
AT city Isand-Wnd light. W far.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Maa,iam Drch) Potter RotrTtam Toy ~ Boa
logne 20 mdse and passengers 10 Punch Edge q CO.
Arrived at he Bar a. - Mediterranean ports,
WIN mdse to Hirle Fcman a Coz vessel to simpson,
spence 4 Young.
steamer Denmark BIT, E.shy LONDON W Hlrs,
steamer Teuonc lBO Irving. Liverpool wa queenstown
Steamer lBr,. Lord Leith. &c-smpson spence
steamer saale lier Richter. Bremen Via southampton
steamer Westernand ,Bel. Jamison. Antwerp Peter
" steamer Bear Creek CBr DAWSON Bowrng
steamer Venezuela HopSns Lagunya -Bonlion. Bliss -
steamer AIene (Br) se.der. Kingston. &cPm For wood
steamer yrap C Har KINGSTON IIsnd.T, s Bros
steamer Grande Common Brunswick snd fernandins
steamer jane. Turpie (Br,. Imith BeautOrt-Bowrns
steamer Richmond. jenney West Point va-old Dominion
Steamer Guyandote. Walker Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer Winthrop Homer Passport. Me- smith & 60
steamer Winter. NickersOn Boston II Dlmock
SAILED.
steamers Ar.zOnafor Liverpool Thos Andrews Avonmontn
Albert, Lisbon Richmond. West Point Va "uyanoo"e
Newport News. ..,...,..
shIps Armlia for Batavia. Java: BanGAorc CiIcia
Lincoln. philadc PIMA
Also sailed Long Island Sound
steamer Gen whitney. for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GRlvEsRxp Dec 9-Sallei steamer Greece (Br)' JenfeN
for New iorK -
IvRRpool Dec sailed! steamer Italy lBr, Pearce. for
New. York
MOyILR Dec 9 Arrived steamer trcas>ia tbrI telurf'
wick ron New. YORK. on her way fn glasgow.
ISLE or WIGHT Doc - Passed. steamer Nsentan lDt'h'
RoeQrvrn rnm NcS-N orN ou her WY 20 Rotterdam.
Dcc9 Arrived. steamers tugia GER hafIo"s
aud t,ellert ttier. kaemph from New.Nork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
,c ,rrrvpr TO BrRN 4 TENEMENT h'' W..

An attempt to burn down the tenemen'"o",O,
90. West Forty eighth st. failed yeS'r'u's
bcr,u.c the fire was dl'covcren anu ~ witt.
,.fa.. :, h,d Gained much headway. 'ohh H. WV.
p'i''' II ' IA, Inu~c has "A grocery on tHo
p '" e,, and lives over his store Before l a. H.
eI'u'" nun ,.,kened by the liquor dealer next
door, o, VINO saw smoke coming from the g,',S "o
"'o' ,.o were called quickly. and they found inc
DANA. in, IN, cellar. under the store
TWO fire had been kindled III different p"''' VI s'D
,,,, e,tecn feet apart. and one OF them was uhder
''""' -, A., -tore where Mr.. Wittpcnn kept ms
that Paits ,cpc The fires were put out 50 quickly
Xxx Inc damage did not exceed 80 n,Icd some
tntt n", , T tenants 10 leave the house the hrs
, believed to have been hindlcu Dy So1 ,No
, entered thc cellar from IN" street 9e 'cl'r uoo
VINO c.'' f,o" lnn unlocked for a long time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
ELIZABETH

Michael Dri coll died Of lockiaw Yesterday AT his
home, No 90 second It. lie twenty five years
old. and brakeman the Ncw-JcrSey Central Rail
road. week ago the fingers one OF his hands were
badly crushed while coupling cars. The injury was
not thought serious At first Two phys per
formed an operation which. however failed 10 save
his life He unmarried.
John Werner. thirty five years old, employed at tho
Rising brewery. fatally injured yesterday by
falling down deep the premises. called by me
workmcn "McGiny', Hole Ills wife and three
children live At 30 7O3 Marshall i.
Henry PrcSchcur. senior member Of tho firm OF
PTcschcur 4 Bctinor. keepers Of restaurant Tor
twenty Two years opposite the Union Railroad station
died YESTERDAY. he sixty years old ana had
been "a resident Of Elizabeth forty years. lie leaves
a widow and -iN grown children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

New-YorA and New.Jcrscy Bridge Commission, NO ia
Broadway, II a. ID.
Forestry Commission, No. 30 NssSau-st, II o. M
National Association Of Trottlng Horse Breeders Fifth
Avenue Hotel, p III.
Kelly adweI ca" before Justice OReilly. 10 a. m
Teachers Bazaar Lemon Lyccum. evening
Annual reception ~ WetmoIc Home, 40 Washington
At, p. II.
Review OF list Regiment, Armory. y. m.
Lecture by Herman Bucher, No. 5 Union Square,
p.
Wallace Will before Surrogate CONN. White Plains
Glass OF 20 Columbia College dinner Manhattan club
evening
Entertainment in aid OF Hebrew Sheltcrlng Guardian
Orphan Asylum Lexington Avenue Opera House, p M
Medco Legal Society. Hotel buckingham. p. m.
Cosmopolitan Cricket club entertainment, Knicker
booker Conservatory ~ Music p
Pink fair in aid u Working Gir!s' Vacation Society
Church Of the Mcssish. . n 10 .. H.