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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
THE LORILLARD STAKES.
PROSPECT OF AN EXCITING RACE AT MON
MOUTH TOMORROW.
HORSES AND JOCKEYS ON THE NEW TRACK
REY DEL REYES TO START SOON

HORSES AND JOCKEYS ON THE NEW TRACK
REY DEL REYES TO START SOON
RACINE AND HIS MILE RECORD.
With field of ten starters the Lorillard Stakes
will be worth some SD 1000. This rich prize VIII be
contested for at Monmouth Park tomorrow by the
best three ycar-odS OF the East and two from
tho West. The distance is mile and a half There
are neither penalties nor allowances. The old scale
of weight, prevails. colts carrying l3 pounds, geld
ings rs and hllies 113. II is highly probable that
tho race will be by far the most exciting threcyear-
Old struggle seen this year. Tournament who Is
now conceded to be colt Of no mean quality, VIII
be a starter. lie will meet Burlington, sir John.
Phoenix. Edgar Johnson, Talisadc. Livonia. Torso.
Banquet. King Eric, Psdshah and one or two Others
The will be over the full course AROUND inc
long turn Burlington, now Champion VIII nave Ills
work cut out for him. Tournament VIII 20 the
distance and will take Il lot Of beating" Phoenix
is lightning but nobody except W. Lakeland knows that
he can stay Phoenix works with Fordham, one OF the
feetest sprinters on the turf, and always beats MN
al five flrlongs, six furlones and seven furlohes'
J. +. Mcdonald cntertans al exalted opinion OF the
Prince Charic-La FavOre colt. Edgar Johnson
The col, has not started since he was injured al
GIavesend but is said to be in the very pink OF con
diion. His breeding alone entities him to respect
There is not a really bad Prince Charlie In training
All his and daughters are racchorseS OF hieh
duality The Scott stable thinks well OF Iorso' not
witlstanding his utter collapse in the Realization
King Eric has many admirers, but they all doubteEs
Not one believes that he can stay the distance sr
John will stay, you may depend on 1t, and ne VIII
beat more than will beat him. sir John Will turn
out to be one of the best of his year. Palisade did
not have fair chance in the Realization. lie was
lost Maybe lie will do better tomorrow. Lvona
was clever wO-yearod FLY, possessing both speed
and stamina. She has not started this season.
Padslah is improving with each race that he runs
but is hardly up to IA LorillaN victory.
This stake was run as the Jersey Derby till ISL,
when il was changed to the L0rard Stakes. Pierre
LoIlard giving the added $4,000, for several
wears Its history in brief is in the following table,
tahcn from he " Monmouth Park Souvenir:
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EII/\BEli[

This city wa, deeply stirred Yesterday by te &C,
cdcnt which happened 10 LafIyct' Council 'r"cr "i
rore>ter,' excursion saturday, ana there were iN
clad heart, when Il Wa learned that the aIhr was
mn worse than IL TUNED out. All sorts OF via rePV'
cached the city on saturday night FulN -'"''
,,,,uc were ON the steamboat per -hotty before h'
ntgh, when the excursion party returned an" u'cI'
,yci, plenty Of women weeping over the supposed
injury +, their friend, and relatives. IA amIai'S
.,,rv ts told ~ "A woman who, during IN" pane "a
hoard tho cNcn,lon barIc, lost her children ana wien
t.udi,, wa, mn!c II Astoria Wheeled Day
c,-r,,-. containing her youngest child ont on inc
Nor and started {, hunt MP hcr MISSING children. III
h.r alarm about them she entirely forgot t0' INFANT
t ,hc ,r,i,cc and tie boat with her on b'tH 'tilt VI
-. :, FL.aI,tnprrt. leaving inc chlll anu ol'
~ 40. on the astoria wharf, Wlcr' II Va ,u'
s.n,rrtly di discovered and taken - Ponce I'd
rh. y,nuan recovered her other children ana lI,u
,hnuch, herself of the baby AMI became lcti Hdl
49, In. r.,l ned vs. here she had ley J.. >l' 'pIII
,,ot Ic p,caed until the boat reached ms CIV W..
,.l.,l,r had been resolved Announcing u' III ~
of the forgotten emo. . ,.,,,co +
Vr,inm r,rrot,. father Of ~urtoSah '' 80, 'I2e Co..
ratr,tt ~ Iulsu CpuutV. died N"Ncr'dN ~ Ms "
on the salem Road. tni- city, - SKY nh' i',
,,,rdf,,h.r Wa aide de- camp t. ''ncl' "''I
Nr p,rr,tt Will be- buried DID the old p"l a. -
Prevalence where the aucc-tra Of the lImiY h"c
ioeu buried for zoo Ncar~.
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abingdon.
4 SUNDAY MORNING N\DpoG HINT.

,st.xD\Y MORNING NNDDOG HUNT.
r,, merry music OF the mu--ri awoke the crhoeS oil
a., ur,cr ,ornty woods bordering the IaN-alr hlN'r'
,,,u.c.n the Avoudllc and Irlic' He bridges a' .
o,,,..,. Yesterday morning. and the people on u'o
,,,..r rad -pr,rg from their beds. what th'H -"
H., ,rcv l,o,cd ont Of their windows wa Ncr''"ble
ma, ,o- huut \ large black animal. evidently Fa''"'
t,, him, eyes and foamin- month. wa travelling
an Tho direction II the jersey 'ity Water WORKS At an
,,,,tne ,,c Of speed considering tha' he ha' "'''
,,o ,ood leg, the fourth being broken ana Useless
corr. - half dressed men were following NM Ihc|
,rc armed tn gun, and pistols. AMI thcb TOOK snap
hot. Al him a. hc ran. lie was badly wounded IN
h,u , dozen place, n he turned mi" the grounds "'
r.,rc,. Hotel Before MIR. Rcipc c"nld ma MS IT,
,oJ,.r nj, unlimited guest had departed ana a ihrtc
tnr mai belonged 10 the hotel had conc WIN mn.
~ hn,cl dog had not returned yesterday ana HIS
,,.,.e,,rr was not particularly desired
= rbe hunted brute had run from AllnStou " an
,,cr road through the woods and reached 'hc lisNh
80 In. Ayoud1ln BRIDE Ou hi way u" haf bll'h AZ
s,,.t ,vcut, dog and KILLED Two. y ~ ,tr,h Inc
yycr road he nfppcd a named william RatnJct on
ia. lncn Tho doc fairly riddiod WIN shOt "h'l
he ran undcr the ,toop Of farmer named Lh"r'n''
ito VA, driven ont and hmp"d. snarhnG Z" tl 20, o'
sunset ave- apparently trying IL reach tir ''ol ~
Hut M. cour>r run. George lN.'cH Iourn -
heavy charge II shot into HI, body ana ne zen hciu'
4 stecl plate on HI collar bore Tho words "fHhlo'
Argyle Place. Arlington. y. j. The WIN run HVn'
start 10 finish was about nine miles
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MS r,r.- SERMON As RECTOR.

The Rev Henry r. scudder preached MS hrSl scr""n
rs rector Of -. stephens Protestant hP'N''P ''"
Yesterday mornac at the church. Patchen ana Jcher
~ AGO. bcforo a large congregation. After the
r,o-ri,c scrvicc the communion administered 10
about eighty persons. st stephens 'Hurch was
started as a mission Of the Church of the Holy lnnny
when Bishop IttlcJohn was rector OF thh' PARISH
This va. in l,Gi 1t, first rector was tn" h'N. d.
-, p. ,...,.u ,,.ho diod in $50. The Rev.
Tosoph REYNOLDS r.. and the Rev. Dr. REMAIN " ~
am. were -uccc,,IVey rectoIs. The latter Icit INC
church only short time ago. The church no" h''
about $50 COMMITMENTS. $500 - ia 800, q,
rho new rctor IS about thirty Ave year. od ana a
native of New York city. lie J. one 81 ne man,
old r ,;corcc', H. was graduated from Coluhhlh
College I'm 80 and from Che Icrhcly DIVINITY school
n Nddl"town, Conn. in 1-7. II" has b"'h IN Ii,N
wv Tor ecli wears first assistant minister Z" "ld,c
Church on the Heights. aud later as missioner ipr w
,'enc,a,n Nti.si0n of Er,oklvn. he c,nnc' ted
,S,h 81 Andrews and II. Clements churches.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
FIGHTING A STUBBORN BLAZE.
FIIEMTN HAVE A LIVELY TIME IN TRflNU ~
SAVE BLoCK-HoEsES BURNED
TO

The Fro department had a stubborn and dangerous
b,aze on thcr hands carly Yesterday morning IN one
NJ the most thickly populated tenement districts oil
the CITY resulting in loss Of nearly Slo.ooo ana ''c
death of number Of valuable horses me rc-'o" -
given ND almost entirely 10 Italians Abont oocN
some one discovered that fire had started IN TIC WOW
ward Of Nicholas Davds AT Nos. - 10 ~ S"hc''s'
The alarm was sent ont from the box III S"hctV
s. near Hamilton Ferry and the hrcmcn appeared IN
torco pofore they could get 70 work, however, tho
DANES had become unmana crable and had communi-
Gated 10 the tinderb box tenemcnthouseS adJo'hlhH'
The hrcmcn gave up all efforts IN save inc pulueS
already in flames. and devoted themselves u t"c SUI
rounding property. 1t was only by great choi'S va
their part that the fire was kept from su'''"S ''0
whole block. ~
The thrcestory brick dwellings Nos. Al ana 40
sackctt st. were burned, also t"oH'"rS
frame buding Nos. so and 81 DegrawSt., whl'h was
occupicd by the International Packing company ir
.t,,le and nv John O'Toolc for "A junk-shop In the
woodward was a stable where Mr.. Davids kept his own
horses. Four of these burned 10 death
Joseph Marson. Of No. j34 Eighthavc. New-iorK,
and Alexander McCartc occupied tho er0mnd ho 20
No Al Sackct ST. as a brass foundry: Thcr oSs ~
Stock and tools was 81 900. with no insurance inI
Cappcrman lost furniture to the amount OF SJoo Inn, I'M,
Castazo $500; Joseph GraS)w. $500. bciu,'| ~ AZ
aeon who had q hay and feed store AT ~. -
sactctt st. lost one horse and IL 900 worth OF sloh,
Raphaello BanncTman age thirty one "an o'T Vi v
ocrup,nt, Of the third floor of No IL IFS Ior>
600 lie and his wife COncctto were imprisoned
in the house and jumped from the W ,.oI hr,,,cS
Ills wife was injured the back. AInhulanGe SoT
Buck dressed their wounds Others narrowly c'''Poi
Iobn Fctzay Of no 3s DcGrawst.. lost two horses
and n busncs, wagon valued AT 500 A., ,.
GRADES loss was about T1.cNp, ana bnr IT,.
national PACKING Company had six horses ana thrrc
wagons burned. valued at f2Un. -, no,ihs Ills
All the buildnrS Mcr %o o"nGH pcy,rrfci $1,000 in
tw,oncc with The Ccrmania Fire Insurance Coppany'
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ORANGE.

Jephtha II. Baldwin. the publisher Of the Orange
directory. was seriously injured Friday night lie
va, leading risky young horse to water when the
animal knocked him down and stepped on him. II IS
hoped that he will 80 about I'm a ddy or two.
The meeting Of the orange Common Council this
evening IS expected be rather lively one. the
committee hat manufacture Will be present and
urge the need of an assent 10 their proposition that
they bc allowed 10 the city water AT cents
Thousand gallons a rate fully OnethIrt lower than
the lowest heretofore Above HEY say that their
increased consumption will add 10 the income t. be
derived by city instead Of diminishing II. IL Is
said In opposition to their demand, that the supply
Of the city water will not warrant such course. Tie
Council will without doubt pass the resolutions IN
crcaSng the salaries OF the city counsel and the city
physician over the of Mayor Truman.
Final action Is to be had onlght on The rival
applications of the Essex Passenger Railway and the
Suhuroan Railway. which !, only the RAPID Transit
COMPANY Of Ncwa'l. under another name, III the
West Orange Township Committee
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Up ~ Busy H1RLEM.
NEWS OF TIE CHURCHES AND THE CLUES
OUTINGS IN THE CABLE CARS

NEWS OF TIE CHURCHES AND THE CLUES
OUTINGS IN THE CABLE CARS
The Rev. Or Virgin. pastor Of the Pilgrim con-rr
catonal Church. went on TUESDAY T. We: chelmsford
Mass. Tor hi, summer vacation OF two months. Dur
ing the present month the services will De conducted
hy his assistant the Rev. Alexander Lewis Forty two
members were added 10 the church on sunday June -
aud since January 100 members have been received
The church Will BE- closed during August
While the Rev. Or. George Il. Van de Water is alb
sent upon his vacation the Episcopal parish OF ~
Andrew, Is In charge Of the Rev. Edward II. tev'
land. assistant minister. -. Andrews new churcl
when completed will be one of the finest houses Of
>-orS.lp in Harlem
The Rev. Or. J. T.. Price. pastor Of -. James
Methodist Episcopal Church. lccturcd last night 10 a
largo congregation. His subject was The Nations
Wedding Day." and the address approprilte 70 the
National holiday. \ large American flag was draped
behind the pulpit.
The Rev " G. Biting. of the Mount Morris Baptist
Church. preached his last sermon Of the summer last
night previous to short vacation a. Round Lake The
Thn Conreemon OF Caivary Methodist Episcopal
Church is at present holding services IN uradys Hall
No las Wcst one hundred and twenty fifth st. The
Rev T. H. smith is In charge.
Holy Trinity Church, one hundred and twenty third
t. and Lencx ave VIII remain open during the sn
minister, of The parish being In charge The rector
the Rev DR. ,tanser who Is an arden, is sr al!
summer outing. With reference to the pending con
soldaon Of st. stephens and iS Trinity Tint I 1
slightest doubt that the consolidation VIII take place
as soon GS "a, the the saTS Court mT"rC re '
OF the Court Of Appeals ought TO put an end 70 all
factional opposition
monthly meeting tonight -,
To morrow night the regular MONTH. meeting OF
the Harlem Republican Club will be held
Tho one hundred and twenty NTH ST. cable line Is
one OF the most popular excursion routes In tile city
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RUTHERFORD.

A club tournament played on the courts Of
the Rutherford Lawn Tenni, Club on Friday and
saturday, five teams competing in the doubles and
sixteen members in the singles The finals resulted
A. follows: DOubes-E. &. HOLSTER and ". c.
Ivlson ". j. VI. Go0dale and f. +. rhurbcr, 0-l,
G-3 Go. singlc,-F. X. Iollistcr VS.. W. G. Ivis0n,
80. g, Ct, %. An Informal dance in tennis
suits was held I'm the new club house on saturday
night from 10 II o'clock The house was hand
,omelv decorated. Among the members and guests
present were Miss ToillOn. Of Brooklyn, Mis-, Mary
Lewis. q Wapolc Mass: F. ". Dean IT,, Of Boston
W w Hill Of Montclar, y. J.: c. Larson, OF Brooklyn
Mr. and Mr., ". ogden. Mr., Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs.
l. Ivi,on G.. HOLSTER. Nj, r. b. Dean Mis- G. b. Dean
Miss sarah Ivison Mis- f.. & lvi,0n, Miss b. Parker,
Miss " Parker Mis- T.. Iiollstcr, Ms, VI. iiollst sr,
Miss f. Cummings Miss +. Cummings MI, F. Oakley.
Miss Grace l.. Elliott, F. :. Wilmington. G.. Coeri,
f. C. IIoll ,ter W Ivsnn. e. -. Clayton, :. /. Magic,
g. A. Magic. F.. ogden. +. ogden. II. \. ilowland,
C. =. Bclchambrrs and l.. G.. Burlington.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
WEDNESDAY. July Q.
SHIPPING .NEW.S


| PORT OF NEW YORK.-........sUNDAY.J JULY 8. 1880
ARRIVED
steamer Rhaeia Ger. Kuhlewein. Hamburg June %,
ayre - with mlse and passengers 10 RI Cors Arrived
a the Bar at 2am
| mI Sc and passengers To Funch. Edye & Co.
steamer La Breagnc (fr De JoIsseln. Havre June g.
with nse and passengers Ia Forget Arrived AT the Bar az
steamer ipparchu, (Begl Caiogan RIO Janero 49,
Bahia mde 10 order. yesse! 10 Busk Ar
rived a the BAT II 2.Zu I'M
hemp order vessel 10 Beoi CO. Arrived at the Bar at
ipn. NJ, - ,..,,--. ,,-- . -.
o,amrr tSpan), LuldTaya. MataL1as days with
sugar 10 oef; Bruce Ismay. az The Ban
steamer rormorc tBr GeGd!e days
roorcr vessel Jas Ward * CO. Arrive AT the Bar at
IL 10 y N, .th. -. q -. .
Nacoochec, Smith. Slvannan days With mise
| and passcneers 10 u Walker.
lille via Charleston daya
with mdse and passengers 10 WIN Clyde &C. -
steamer Guyand0tte Walker Newport news and Norfolk.
" IN mds and passengers 70 Old Dominion - c.
steamer Cottage Bennett Portland. with ndsc and
pas zen gers To- HOraii" HAL -, 49,,
steamer Herman WINTER NcAcr~ol. foston WIN nAso W
SHIN Caviier Ciampo tTau Cancro. Genoa 81 DAYS with
md. 10 order: vessel 10 fuucn l'lyc II Co
shp Falkland G3riiner. calcutta 40 days. WITH mise
10 ram Bros. vessel 10 Pcor Wright 81 sons
sUNSET-Wmlat sandy Hook light ssWi clear. AT CITY
Isand wind hight. SW. Gear
SAILED.
Steamer Carl KoDow. for Baracoa
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
orKpysrowS Jmv 6-ArriveJ steamer Aurana (Brh
Dntcn New York her way 10 Liverpool ana pro-
s,ilcd steamers (Br' Hams and Arlzoni lBr).
from Liverpool hence for Me-" YORK a., T., ,,on
June Arrived. steamer La Normsnuie Nfel' Cob
Ter. Ncw.lOrk.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE I.
JERSEY CITY.
DIRECTING To A SCHOOL SITE.

DIRECTING TO sCHoOL SLID
Some people living in the West Bergen Ne','oI' anu
more particularly the members Of the West Bcre'h
Improvement Association greatly dissat'shed VIII"
thc sit, selected for public school Inc as
s.ciotion had comm ttcc hunting for sl1lp" sr''
but before the committee had chance 10 report TIC
street and Water Commissioner, selected the ooIcc"o'
able site Robert Il. Jennings, president oil the a,
soca.on saws the six lots Sunkcn, ana aV u VIII
rcourc a. least 1900 a lot 10 III them IN Ihcc aIc
fcur beautiful lots Mr.. Jennings says celT'lh
situated in Union St. which can te pnrchascd 'or
81 go each lie complains Of the dScouTteou' treat
mcnt q the association by the street and water 'on
n,ssione,s Charles Judge objects To the st' becau'"
II * too near 10 the Methodist Church and the Newark
and New York Railroad tracks. Eighty trains nun py
da liz and the noise would interfere with the WORK IN
the school. The pastor # the church j. ireHuehtN
comnelled 10 stop I'm his sermon while trans are
n,ssing Monroe simmons does not consider proNn,N
10 a church a valid objection to school size john
= Murch thinks the school ought not - he so near
tho church because the children would break az inc
windows i'm the church. and ruin the pretty GROUNDS
around H. The children would also be likely 10 run
on the railroad tracks and get Killed.
The objections summed up are that the size Is 700
ncor the church and station, the lo'S are o, low anu
the price too high. The persons Interested VIII en-
dcavor 10 persuade the Street and Water commissioner
TO reconsider the selection
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HOE OXEN.
WENDLANDT'> BODY FOUND.

WENDLANUTN BODY TVI M
The body If Franz Wcndandt was recovered about
. u m Yesterday At the ROTTERDAM Pier In the same
mace ,ylcr,. the bodies 81 his vie and baby were
found last Thursday. special Waterman Jonc' VINO
discovered the bodies 81 the woman ana child. was
sitting on the end Of the pier chatting win irichh
vhcu he saw "A body floating IN the water. The body
wa, taken ont and removed Ia Cranes M"rEuc' Whcro
sergeant Kathleen identified It a, that u Wcndandt.
u,,r,uctccrcr Crane placed II on the marble .ab by
the Idle Il his wif' aud child. In order 10 make
the Identification positive the l"V. Mr frcund Wa
scut fur and he recognized the features AZ once.
,vnndl,udt /, the Young German who lcapcd into the
riy.r i'm nj, wife ard baby because woman t.
,rhom ne owed 80 forrclo,'d clntcl mortgage on
his furniture. The furniture wao 10 be sold on The
Az Az Tho couple committed suicide. The bodies Will
u hrcd 10 dav and funeral services will he held In
The re- Mr.. Frrunds church at p. m.
Iohu Volmar, age forty i've. Of 80 1856 Grand 81. .
was rcporcd the police yesterday aS missing. lie
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Adirondack Railroad Company meeting, No. Il Cort'
landt.st.. II a.
Ioirl Aide rmen noon.
American YOcht Club regatta.
Tr.al OF John NcGinns Court Of Oyer and Tcrmincr.
pcpatur4 three parties of Fresh Air children for
country vacations.
Funeral OF william L. Woodward, NO. L. Cln'oh'St''
brooklyn. 80 y. N.
NcwYork Chicago LeaGu" baseball match. Polo Grounds
{ y. IN.
Now.Yoik Buffalo PLAYERS baseball match, brotherhood
Park. y.
Taking o, testimony Mayoralty contest before Com
missioner RoTainc. JHrsev City.
United bohemian societl.e Washington Park. y. IN
Fan, raj Of True w Rollins. No. IS South Oxford-st..
Brooklyn. l p. II.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Commissioners OH proposed At
lanticaNc elevated road Circuit Court room. evening
Meeting of Hamilton Republican club, evening
Lecture By W. j. CoNillc on Theosophy, No - West
Forty.second.st, D. N.
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C,Ir.rCu CORNERSTONE LAID.

The cornerstone Of the new E'min 'a'A'"'
Church OF Our Lady OF Good Counsel al Nld'
ispn,t and Patchemavc. was laid Yesterday afternoon
with impressive ceremonies Bishop L"Hehlh III
tended 10 lay the stone. but because OF ms Illness
VicarGcneraI May Of the Church OF The HOO Trinity
performed the duty. He va, assisted by III" hc''
Furcne Mohoav the pastor Of the church. the Rev.
Daniel cherry his assistant and BY number ~ DINER
rlrrcyncn \ number Of socctic, we're present ainoa.
them large DELEGATION from the Ancient prf"r ~ III
hrlnians The new church /, 65Nl4o feet. II !, -
lc INIT I'm TIC ,tyIc II the old English Gothic churches
The Will be about 100000
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TWO BrRGLARs CAUGHT At THEIR WORK.

Policemen Wood and Allen were going along Kent
ave about O'Clock yc.tcrday morning. when They
found a Young man sitting on the curbsionc In front 81
the cigar and paper store u James Nathan ~. SCI
Kent ave. PARK lie pretended 20 De asleep.
but the policemen aroused him. II" had several
bundle, hc dc HIM The policemen were about :" tell
MIN 10 move on when II them noticed another man
standing In the store. They investigated and found
tnat "A pane glass had been removed from IN" front
door Both men arrested. The sleeper sad Tint
ms name James cunningham. age twenty, II 80.
IL Schcnck,t.. aud The other was William Burnett
age eighteen, ot 40. % Grahimst
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OTHER .STBJRB1N TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOTNT VERSON-The movement the part Of
the people 10 test the legal status OF Bartholomew
McGrine q trustee Of the second Warl. has benh
made only after the bsolute refusal OF the Board 10
move IN the case That ne va, not legally entitled 10
sit IN The Beard brought 10 the attention OF the
Board a few weeks ago 10y protest OF Trustee N'her
against recognizing the vote of Trustee McGrane, upon
the ground that the Attorney General of the state
had given a decision that the act which prcScr1bc'
that no person engaged directly or Indirectly IN the
sale Of Intoxicating liquor, shall hold certain Offices
ample, TO village trustees. But IN, village prc'id mt
and the majority II the trustees are Democrats ana
although Mt McGIanc i engaged IN the sale OF IN
toxicating liquors. they refused 20 recognize the law
Then some OF IN" Democrats IN the board wer' ulsct
"a take action against Mr.. Mctritnc, a. II va, que
IN the ctiIcns and taxpayers tina they shoih DC
ably and sally represented IN the board Dht tn'
Democrats concluded that the public have no I1ehi
which they ar bound To- respect, aud that II - q
Board for democrats only and their friend-. Tn
10 the highest tribunal IN the Ht1te
their wisho, and TN" law are no' heedG , !,
lr,t regular sunday services IN the new chapel oi me
rev church on sixth ave- between llrSt anu 'S,T r
ing after which came the communion and then me
r.rI1r service, The Rev. CHARLES ;. Lane the
nnstrr nrrochcd both morning and evening. lh1
Service, i'm the German Methodist Episcopal thurch
in SiNth.ave Yesterday were IN the swedish language
Tho nov " ~amue,on conducted the services
WHITE PLAINs.-Chri>tophc RciSel. the German
tnsnIth who wa, shot hy Onccr Albert Schroeder 9i
Wiliam-brdec. while s'Stns arrest on tG~ niS'
old lad who wa, stealing cherries on the placr o'
Albert echrader. AT Wokchen. ~ cArin>xeN t"d III u,
The Tribunc Yesterday morning W.T. sill. alive i1Ht
night although Drs ~chmh and curtis. the WeNtce>tr
IN ~ hundred 10 recover The ball /, SIN loiccl near
the spinal column. The entire lower part oi me
prisoner, body parayzcd. The Board II trustees
tyll again ballot for president ou Monday night
Coror"r Matthews Will RESUME hearing ~ Ne"
Eocholle morrow Of III" inquest IN the case oi iAc
shouting Of the Italian who was shot 10y a Liquor
dealer named williamson last week AT that place