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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
LILLE NrrAn cnnpANr HEARING.

The hcarlue Of the NcW York steam Company DO
for, tie Health Board was continued al sanitary lle'f
onaitrrs yesterday afternoon, aud Dr. lWbQdN H.
Mitchell, cN slant surgeon Ia the United states
NAVY to.tdrs that IN hl- opinion tin heat generated
b, the steam main, had the eject Of drying the -Tounu
near them rather than inducing maltnal germs.
An affidavit by Charlie +. Emory. formerly the
chief engineer If the company, contained THIS state
mrnt: The steam seem u the sewers downtown III
ub.t every instance from the boilers III places
who're the Iuriic, do not use IN" steam oi the Nt"
York steam COMPANY, and 1t m, caused the buIcm
Of sewer, great annoyance 10 stop the iiow OF steam
and hot vat,. INTO the sewer, from the premises OF
those having their own boiler.
An affidavit by Professor GrOwbndec, Of Columbia
Cnle1c declared that the steam company arrange
u.ut, for safety were ahOut perfect A. possible
To plan the great heat IA the ground In front "t
The Herald" Buldlug c& Judge iIawcr, the com
pauy's counsel. introduced statement bN MT. IIS,I-
i.,, the company engineer, saying tiat "a" lro"bc
80. .lu,. 10 IdNa,.cs from the tLJtOu main.
IN.. LAWYER Wts permitted 10 eros "Ndtiht Ut.
Cyul, EI-Ou and Chemist Martin, VINO directed th'
Nnrt OF making the Thermometer tests VA sewer man
hole excavations ana Ntuit along Broadway, ana ia
other rt-ct, which contain steam mains. Ut. l''oh
declared that hc that the h"it Observed ia
thc -,vcf- ut some points came from Oh" uluur ME-
Martin said De. had an attack of malaria following m-
cNIo-urc % tho bad air iu vault winch Wa hcdltl
by the mains. The hearing Will bo continued again
on Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
DID A POLICEMAN KILL HIM

a stranger accoStcd Polio man Muller at Fr't ave-
aud one hundred and ninth u. early yesterday morn
ing and said that there dead man III tie tehe
mrut house No. 2,125 Fr,tavc. " Thee WAS nght
between the man and policeman, ana the man j.
dead" said the stranger. Muller went into the house
and found II occupied by Italians. On hlily beG
n a second story lay tbs body Of carlo Antonio
an unmarried hborcr 0t middle age Ills noe MAJ
been broken, and there several plastors on his
face covering cuts or bruises. Ills body, nom TIE
hip up was black and blue IN places. In the room
where the body lay were several Italian hboFVf~'
The policeman called Ia some brother officers. Fh'y
picked ont five II tic worst looking Italians IN inc
room and arrested them ON suspicion
At the police station the prisoners said that tner
names were Joseph Delonart. Antonio Eo''I' Jo"'
Crook Tony Cobck and Iaoqualc Gonr'h i"'S
denied that the dead man had been hurt IN a us '
among Italians. lie stood on the She"aiA Oh l'' -
dav night talking loudly, they snld ana 'nn't
came down from Onc-hundrcd and ee\'uin IL H''
! dubbed him That was about an hour h'",' H ,
uirht and Antonio went to bed. lie Wa' u'Ul III VI"
morning The prisoners described tl' pom @
Iii, man with black mu~tdchr No sue ON, ~ W. ,
ifnnwn to he ON duty in that part oi fH', AZ, -"
Ti,ur-,l,y night The maiFt, Of hruie", on NI'phi
i.iv Looked a, If had been hurt day utiuIc nc
d, and some of the pa>"r~ on hls rare NcV uI'' 81"
I, thnv had bccn worn few day. - -,
rhe notice suspected that the prisoners hHeM no'
.,,, tI,v we're willing 10 tell about the cause 81
Ant,nin's death. At the Harlem Iouce Cour1 wv
WEIR, rcmandcd, pending an inNe'ga'ioh ON 'orohe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Deputy United states Marshal Bggcrt has seized
The schooner yacht Vision belonging t. j. Noble
HAYES, on a suit brought by JOrsen HcIdrcksOn and
William Olsen, II the crew, 10 recover 49, for ser
vices Mr.. Hayes at Whtcst0nc. l.. l., with the
Yacht and ordered the 10 hoist sail and make
for Newport They refused, saying they were tired
out and wanted rest. lie took a boat and pat them
ashore. Then he got tug and took the yacht 10
Bay Ridge.
Garrett Heating. an engineer, is suing Mrs. Martha
Louise Heating for absolute divorce, naming Thomas
Allen Gcpp correspondent. They married AZ
Munsow. England IN 10 The plaintiff was sent
away in 17-j with the Pacific Squadron for three
years. returning ne found his wife had gone away
with Gepp and had also had marriage ceremony
performed November :. asS. at the Fleet street
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Elections Commissioner Worth Is of the opinion
that the salary Of his Once $1,000. IS too small
and he proposes 10 have biz introduced in the Legs
laturc to increase the pay 80 $4,000 lie says there
j. more work connected with the Elections Depart
mcnt than with the Fire City Works departments,
which he has been connected with Commissioner
Game Constable Robert Brown. ir has been trying
TO get warrants in. Brooklyn police court for net
fishermen I'm Jamaica Bay, but Police Justice Walsh
saws he has no jurisdiction. The con stable Gays that
the FIatlands justices VIII not give him warrants.
Police Captain brennan and PatrOlman Garfield yes
terday afternoon arrested William wilson age hlne-
,ccn and otto Creanon age sixteen, who live In the
nowery New York IN closet IN the basement Of
the house Of William II. Burbank, No. 146 Lafayette
ave They forced an entrance by breaking cellar
window CrcanOn had considerable iewelry when Is
supposed % belong TO Mr. burbank The family Is
In the country, and the police are awaiting MI Bur
banks return. ,,-
Iu.bealth has prevented superintendent OF Fridge
Transportation NoasaEd from attending " us ou'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
cnnn rrrs ARorr NR PWNMER.

A story was published Yesterday about Joh r.
plrmmcr that va, read with genuine pleasure by ms
multitude Of friend, and a"qualutanccs. 1t Sad that
AR plumnlcr was in Tacoma managing the interests
,,,. ,f Ioh, d. Rockefeller, and that furthermore nc
was ON thc high road regain wealth and prosperity
ono If tAc bc, features o this story Is that II rests
imam an excellent foundation of fact Mr. RUNNER
i in tbe state Of Washington looking after affairs IN
which nj, warm personal friends. Mr. Rockefeller ana
Charles f. Colby. Interested lie went thcl' III
uc sprlnr and save a short trip East has been th'i'
over since That he Is doing well may DC Iu"s'i
from the fact that when his name was put forward
recently for Merchant Appraiser he refused to consider
II saving that before long he could do far better ioI
himself and his family In business
Mr. Pnmmcr's great desire now Is to regain his lost
calth 80 n, to pay up every dollar he owes. and his
cnI arr, confident that I've Will realize this audabla
nn,l'tinn lie is IN excellent health and spirits IN
" icttrr fr,m one Of Mr.. Plummcr's friends Ia Wash
r,ton recently this said of him: lie Is lo"hlNs
"cII more solid In flesh than ever and Win a pll'h
and nerve SURPRISING anything he ever showed peIOIc
Ho has come TO believe In his future and he Is bouhd
10 succeed =, /. ~. vonI coma ti,ns
early In August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
NETWORK CITY.

The funeral of Patrick j. sharkcy took place yes
tcrdav afternoon at his home. at Thrtcrnthat ana
Fourthavc. The burial at Evcrsrccns Cemetery
Charles King Will address young men at A->oca-
ton Hail. Fourthave. and Twenty thiM-st, tomoiIo"
at 8 80 p. III, on Intcmpcrancc.'
The Central Park reservoir VIII be full this morn
ing and Commissioner Gilroy said yesterday that there
would hereafter be enough water for Nc~lorh a. IoA5
as the new Aqucduct was IL operation
The Marlborough Hotel Company has obtained from
the Knickerbockcr Trust Company on lease bonds
100000.
The steamer Amsterdam arrived here Yesterday from
Amsterdam and reported that J. J. Muller. -tcerar,
passenger. disappeared on July L. II is suppo'c'
that he Jumped overheard. Muller wa, twenty seven
wears old and a native Of Iaslc, switzerland.
The wooden sloop-ofwar Yantc finished trans
ferrnc her powder and other ammunition 70 the naval
magazine at Fort Wadsworth yesterday, and went 10
the Navy Yard.
The annual afternoon and evening ricnIc OF tho
Progress Republican Club viii take place at wash
ington Park Sxty-ninthst. and the Eastern bou.cVa'
today. Professor Miller viii furnish the music, and
dancing will begin at +. H.
Two nrcmen on the steamer Calico, when arrived
here Yesterday from, Rio Iauciro, died from smallpox
ON the passage The men were isolated bu' mo
steamer was detained Quarantine for thorough fmi-
CATION.
The kindly feeling toward the Babies Hospital
No. G57 Lexington ave. IS shown By the reports cir
culated and published, which place the proceeds "'
the recent entertainment at Vest End, Long biA' H.
al lust ten times the true amount Inc summer "'''
~ mi. HOSPITAL IS tho only enterprise which gives
fresh air aud hospital to sick babies It l. greatly
In need Of funds.
A letter just received from Commander GRO" mn
shield Of the schoo-hp II. Mary dat"d FuICAsl'
Madeira July r. says: Every ono is well ana WIN
favorable weather expect TO reach scuth"''' Ii"'
Dor, Mount Desert Island. our first port ABOUT
Ancn.t -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING VIEWS
PORT OF NEw.YO JULY 70 lsso
ARRIVED


Steamer Oswcstry (Brl Cu.p calcuta May g. Gale 10
Adrn june - sucl - Port SAID % Gibraltar July with
rived at the Bar al 5.30am.
steamer Bntanuc 81 DAWSON Liyergo2. July ls9usenl
steamer CIV Of Berlin tBrl. Land. Liverpool JuylG
Queenstown = md,c ami pi''enger Pser wusd,s
sons. Arrived At ihe Bar A. ll5oa 3D.
Southampton 10. with misc and lsscnges 10 RI corts
steamer LAIN Ger lie liners. Bremen Il.y 49, sou aamo
~ with mi,e ana pi-,ensor' % oerc' Co. Arrived
steamer An.,,rin -Dtch stcrger Amsterdam Juy a
s y, th ind.e nd passenger. 70 Punch EGyes -
Arrived al the I}Ar AZ 10
steamer Ga..o .i'.g 't,2e o.. RIO Jaoero July = wu
md.. passenger, To- buk Jeyols Arrived at he Bar at
steamer rrn, Fr.rh irud-s D,cl srroak rernambu.
Juy p va Demcrlr irn.'i ln mr., ia5hAyr IT, u'Iio
C4bco curacao AuN cay,s au Iort an Irlg. VIII niss
and passengers TO hunagdt co. ArrFcc At the Bar at
Steamer Santiago Pierce. CIoa'uesos "a = Jago and
Nassau with fGdso and passengers To Jas Ward Co Ar
.c.ncI Bratc Nor hnudson B4ro Gay, with frpt
steamer MrAna. b. L..Ia.a - John, NJ va Halifax
steamer Oy ~ al ANTOINE. Wild'r - JOAN NB "a
Nh .,1. H'r.N iork -E@t No97 day. with a@ors
s'rnolid llh0 10. 49, " , S, \ with rnd,, d,
aie4n'T fl'itA Pennington "''li'I-''' ~
p,sso;t savannah ~ days. with
Steamer ',nylndotte Waser Newport News and S'r's<
with mlse and passengers TO Oh dominion IS G. .. -,
BAR scotland .Br NuuIo. ROTTERDAM ~ d-y' Win ias
tognr 800 10 ,a9" q b 'iau Liverpool! 81 d.ys
In 5a.la:i ~ y, 'i IaH. LILY E5yc & 20
SUNSET Wulhsht. = cloudy.
CLEARED.
steamer Holland lrrl Foot. Lol1on-rw w -
steamer Tower HH tBp. Bennett LONDON he"1''''s
.ts,r,er p,vonna DE Payne London Ii Heye
steamer OBJ Dutton. Liverpool '" Vue'h'"Nn
s,cSti CIV u Rome BIZ Young. Liverpool VIA aa'en'
@ l I 3 wilson Glasgow Henderson
steamer state Of Aanaua ,Brl LOWS glasgow A1'"s
s,csnrT scgniia .Gcr Renter. Hamburg Fanch Ed'ss
steamer vceniam .Dch. RoSgeuAon. Rotterdam VIA b's
!oxno ~" Y ., iFrl collier. Havre-A FORGET
S,.sm.r e,uha Ger Won Hugo E.Dc'-'f1cp Irupe
Steamrr Alur.el tBr'. Morrison "ln'"-I" i'A1Is
steamer A!yo lBr, Williams. Kingston sc P.m fof"'a
steamer Baracoa (Nor Cau.on s. Arns Bay Jl-'' "e@
SCI ssn,er Alfred pumo.- Nor. CHRISTIE Gioara u ino
steamer Hfi 4" t,r Hansen B'It''N pvht O. ~
steamer RIO lirlude. CounoF. brln'"''A' "a '"'
Steamer Irogoi Pennington. Charleston and J''S'on'e
Winner { Gown Prince ,r coun Pensacola simp''~
?Staamer Kansas city Kempron saylnnls >. WaAsr W
steamer Cola obi, McDonaiH -'o"'0'
Steamer o,ph!nc Thomson Moore mitmore-H fo'erf
SAILED.
tcancr. In glano for Liverpool; Chas M'raad Vera Nt
TIE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAAEkS
FOKEIGN PORTS.
rovnox Jply IS Sailed. steamer Monarch Br. Aader'oa
l'e erI.,.pHx July "a -sale steamer Aer ,Grr Chrt
SgrsLi, JUN 2J-Sael. steamer E-@ LAsa' 49, f''o@
O GlAsocw July Arrived steamer onAn b. L4''"<
EorrSgpAM july - Arrived steamer s944rndAn ,D''Ah
| B0ulel. from Ne" YORK. - . .r..,.. Potter for NV.
/
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
ORANGE

The Rev James Mooney. curntc ~ 81 Johns 'ath
Ole Church has bccn removed by Bishop ".sseF aid
placed 10 charge Of o,c II tho Italian par.-hc" III
Newark ~, place D., bccn nlloi " Father Nc
Donald, lai"i} from E0a"
IN, work, OF tho orange Distilled Water Ice Com
~ .,,r,.a mn Yesterday. They W,rN % have
iared oil June q. Tho capacity VI the works j. iii>
tons day.
\ large number - entries law hc'n made FOR tho
Tournament II The Or1uG. Lawn Trunii CIuh Nhrh
omen, fll, morning. The contest iu men slN~'''
nily and 4, f,r t- ,lac.r cap offered BY The pms
don't u the club. Henry Hitch.
on account 81 thc riu. The tennis "uri"'Nt 81 tF'
-,1ith orange field Club was suspended 50" ',.4N
The r,N arIcr. rruuds 81 th" OF. Atl.ruc
Club which. when completed. VIII Be- hi'at l'' ii'7s
IRON lds n thr STATE. Ar RAPIDLY app. hl"' CO."
p'.t.Du. They VIII contain 20 Dr."t."I cIiNl'tu' d
r,ud.r rn,l A rftl of a u.c lnaC, AID four i+'Iiir
cours. pretty ana '"mmod'u' 'no nous A'' u'y'i
hulf with ample accommodations, d.d i.t b t.d
.t''td T. i,f,i.r v.y Tl- Climb D. ,oat'u plating %
,cf,.- ~ athletic open sir game d. %" ih!'
Tho East OrAl-, Cvci.r, held ',' milo rvld race
or Tru,i,y afternoon wiki 90, following result e =.
French . min. % .e.. g. Fluunrr iIIn - ~
H. Porter 3 MIN. 5G y two u.- itidl'4P vii
lax. pl4fc OH saturday afternoon, August -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

wrsrcuESTrR COUNTY.

Not-TT VERNON.-The Rev. l. T. l-yHh' WIN ''
hoe. in charge 90. the parish at william 'F' -,' "''
L. .ppollt,d t. that Of tie Roman CatioH' '"''' =
Of the sacred Heart. AZ Tfth ave. ana Scum ''
uouri Vernon 20 succeed Father James L. ''''' WV
,,,d "a week ago. Tie Rev Joseph Easan' @'-.,.n.., lam,
rector 0f Il Theresa thltch ~ Ia.rl 'o""' VIII
Father flyuu a. NIii'm-"rf-c. ,. ,
NoXKru-.-Comuyd1.o \. J. Prime pr ,.G'n' Oh
40 So N,r', Yacht Racing Association, VIII ray
NIukcr. TO-DAY ou the L'!iu ana VIII w.. ',, ..1t
l., even her yachts Of the lo!hei' "T.ii1'.'a'
I'M, an .l... e. Ito IT, .d"lvIu~ At '4''- 80
~ The Nouk.r, Young Mcu'- lhiI,uI4 N,f'S ~,
clar0n ball team VIII play the l'.h' 80. r. Nor
Tam On tIc ler~ yrou'd- o. Long Island uia M,,
- III. members 81 the loiIeIe N'"l',.-
Clu1 are busy training for Their t''So Grcr vii
,uirfl. IL. IN" -1I~ OF u. ~ >, -
L'M tr..r animal games at M'unta.nrcF HIo'' va
i|y,-f Handsome prize, aIN otrgcd i'F ~" ~
" Inc po> tpoucd Lawn party 81 the
Klrs'. Daughters and sons ~ "',,uh','',, go, hjo
,,-,,n Clurch VIII De- held 0u o." fr'n-u' 81 ''D '
pr vimm on Monday aad Gucday.
invite ApANami- club a social ana hCfS4}
tlor, bas been formed IL Rye. wan INC iol
lo,simr officers President J. bishop Pu'hem, N'
incident John \. GV>uur, tn it'uI'. az. orr,,
Fs,r,udcr. board 81 governors. DAVID > CC"'e'' 80
/. -,'+I~ti one vcar. william Porter AH'A; ~ fIyS
ou.u Two YEAR: William II. Parsons IT, 'I"''' "a
orb thru. wear. The maine Apa"dIl- Il Nv CIV
f.i,, ,,,,. II tur part of tl" town ~ lNt uI."i ~
Il..d brock and MluArpu.,h lI''F. ,-l..,,t, tI,f
rrr,rcoii,.y .p"licd Ponnr'. j. anA"y N'o "i''' va
several other Ur-llIaui.'. -
vuIIAM~Ul.IuCT The nv. i. ~ l5m., p.' 3
, ,t. tmu,u.l IApti-' Church, WHO fr''4'' i''N''
l,. vltndr.vn l, r'-I -iat'a.
p,UrruE-TER. The population Il F"r' t pt'.'
g. Increased durl.s tlr las ten year, from "-'i 90
J5i-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
VBEN WILL DR.. BURTSELL COZ
. REPORT THAT MKT WEEK. WILL BE Ills
LAST IN CHARGE OF HIS PRESENT
PARISH DENIED

a statement published yesterday !" the c'''
that next yvccl, Will bc the last one ia which the E"V
Dr. Richard Laor Burt-cl pastor Of the Ho"1h '''h'
lie Church OF the Epiphany, viii be In charge Of That
,.ri.l and that ON Angus, The Rev. DR.. Pcud"rra-t
of EOudout would take HI, place. When reporter 81
The Tribune asked Dr. Burl,cll whether TIL, statement
were true he said a. he usually does when asked any
thing in regard 70 the management 81 his parish maj
lie never said anything for publication IA ne" paper
Mone,nor Preston, who has charge Of the Arch
diocese of New-YOrk during the absence Of Archbishop
CoIriean In Rome said that he did not kHo" any tug
about the report and had Official Information from
Rome that the Congregation Of the Pr1ptealda iD
fixed upOI a date for the departure Of Dr. Hurtsc
from his present charge .,
4 couver-a,iOn with some OF the plH-iloncs ~ uIo
Church Of The Epiphany revealed the ia! tEtt no
change would be made until the return OF the Arch
hshou FROM Rome. DE-. Pcnd"rgaSt, who is coming %
take The place Of Dr. Burt,cH, Is an old acIuaiti
and friend of the pastor If the Church " the Epiphany
and the pari,hiDicr, that when Tire ordcr doc
come and the date is fixed for the change 10 be mtde,
/ Ir RurteeU VIII 60 10 HOndUut without any further
| prOlongatiOn Of the controversy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
NORTHERN NEwJERSEY COUNTIES

PAs-MC.-sam bee. aa .udIstrou Chinese lAind'-
man. Wa, Killed yc-t.ray by train on ~" Ere
Railway. Ilo va, hurled sixty feet and died IN
sfautly.
HoEoKE%-Mam.c sander age twelve while r.
turning Yesterday E, her father Cu4lh"r FIIi
AZ Palmer do,a. was attacked by a bulldog ana
her arm badly h''iai'l.
WET HoEpkEE.-rhe Woman CIii-i-an I''"
rrr,',rc Union las decided 10 give T." lh' Town 81
Nj IloJohu % public drinking fountain - COT
5000 me fountain VIII DC placed at ldI.7id' ava
ana Fourtccuthrt.
RUTHERFORD The cornerstone Of the enl'I-'
mont Of t,l,cc church VIII De- lad pu rdAF, AHtu-
/ M : L. ul. ArcAdcpcpn JruVcy oMclaiHt IN tHr hb-
-cu,e of Bishop 7tarhrN. Ih" Rev "corr" HcIhr't 10
If ,raco Chnfch Jersey Cty, VIII deliver an al
lrr.s !. j. Dupuy has bc"n appointed N1W-
missioner II D-d, for Union Tow n'up 4" hod on .
m the nryt lolnt meeting II the Legislature g.. lH'
Tuturrford lcld cub VII give lawn party on u'
pround, of Il,nry lV.-on on August =. Inc llltrh
:. g. about MY in number. includo many u the boot
known women ia town.
HARRI~ON.- Thieves entered The dwelling Of ]. g.
slayer No rs laIfl,OuIvc.. Oh wednesday even lr'
whllc -'ovor wa, busy IN h- liquor hop underneath
and Mir -toycr and the servant Ncr" Hittlng on u
'front.' lto,p. The robbers entered every room and
carried OIL 600 IN each and icWclry ana cIOlhuiS
worth 300 more. Early IN the AFT moon man
vino pretended 10 be- a public Official called Al Sovcr
rItCe ana asked tho bartcper many question, about
he proIrctor'- habit. and the number ana situation
Of the rooms occupied by hin a. dwelling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, Monmouth PaTh' : ~ p H.
Gymkhann races oyster Bay. l.. l., : 30 D. III
Goth Regiment Company l. slirnish drill Foio "Iouhu''
0 D. III.
Return Of 18th Recipient from State camp
1rr.ev CITY Yacht Club regatta. ~ a. ~.
Ir,oglvn- staten Island lacrosse match West New
Brighton ;. l.. y. II.
Cricl,t matches IA Prospect and Central Parks
Last River Squadron Corintian Navy ri a'H p H.
yonl,rs Cano. tlub 7 gatta. Nonkcrs. 3;"O y. H.
New.York Yacht Racing Asso 1tlou, annual cf'l9c'
Tennis tournament south Orans', y. H.
Marine and Field Cub tG9tta. Bath. l. l.. 8 D. H.
KIN Won kull Rowing ASso, atloh, Beit' f"ii' pau"
star t,b,c,ir 1,ub raue~ Long Island Cty. 3 y. "a.
NcwYOrk Athletic club regatta. IfaN'rN l7Hi" " j. H.
Must, in Central PARK BY IN Regiment Band j. ILL.,
Departure of Tr buac Frcsh-Ar Fund par! loi INC cou'
try-Day excursion 10 Excelsior Grove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
THE MAYOR SrIRs Up mr. PrRRor.

Fire Comml -iouor PtrrOys temper was c'n'H
ciaily rnl,d Yesterday when he received the following
lritcr from Mayor Grant;
some time ago | sent 10 your Board lls' OF ''iF''
upon which there we're pole owned N COS I"'"''pI,
ON which Wir,- ~ Your Department were -I"I-;
pole of yuur own which could Ice r'moN'u anu '''
Wir- placed I'm the SubN;l6 provdrd lh'Fl'I a..
am informed by the electrical expert 81 "lc
Board of Electrical Control that IN rrr f." H,i"t'
L,y. t,,c Wilc- been removed. aud lc ma aEiu pIv
-.uial lis, OF the following streets, lr Wllch U' nc"
,.,tcu,ut ha. been laid. or been oricrd an Wh'"
,t,.4.,, II has been decided not 10 Grant p'rWN 10
III. tr fine pa"cmrnt iOr inc purpose al budIit SUP
wuV,I and from which. II t' ~lN~ from Nnur bcpa.l
rcnt we're removed. it would permit OF lb rrmvS III
Of Inc entire pole line from ia: streets heIeni"r
named: ., ,,oti.,,., ,,
NInrt, f,urh t. ~ Ou" hundred ana thlld 81 Ne"
Chnrul,rr, t. Park Row to CHERRY ST.: Ich'n ave-.
ou.. hundred and furtict 4. - one uhu'u anu ulI
nr., 81 Hudson. st.. BcacnsL to ~Irh1 ~ tll t.
IIiE.op 4 (, Greenwich ST.. soonest. william u 10
Irn,d Il Hou cvard. slNtyfpurth IT, 10 seventy hihth
~ Irrcer st. broadway To crosby = oi,t I'''",'I
aud ,i,th ST. llhth.avc. 10 boulevard; Chh st.. fUl
tnt a. 10 Ferry st.. sixty nh 81, Tenth ave To hpu!e
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
THE SUGAR TRUST REORGANIZATION
A CIRCULAR ISSUED BY THE TRUSTEES OUT
LINING THEIR Plan.

The circular prepared three days ago by the
trustees Of the sugar RcncIics Company WAS sent 4"
the holders Of certificates last evening In substance
Appeals makes it necessary for the sugar Rchncries
Company 10 terminate their trust and hereafter con
duct their bushes, in accordance with the law laid
down by the court II is proposed, therefore. 10 wind
up the trust and already legal steps have been taken TO
secure that end and in the meanwhile 10 protect te
property ard the Interests oi the holder, Of certificate.
The tl tees In their circular refer - the dc,1bilty
Of formulating plan Of reorganization which shall
meet with the approval Of all th" certificate holders
and propose the appointment by the certificate holders
Of the following committee: Theodore a. Iavcmcycr.
f. o. MattAcsscn. j. Is. Thoml, John +. Scdrcs, IT,.
and J. 4. Stur-bcrr together with such banker, a.
they may select TN, committee - have full power
10 represent them in the pending proceedings and 10
form organization.
All certificate holders who favor Tie proposition and
desire 10 cooperate IN plan Of reorganization may
send their certificates, duly Endorsed, to the Central
Trust Company Of NewlOIk. which will receive them
under a preliminary agreement for reorganization
already executed. The Central Trust Company viii
issue I'm lieu Of the deposited certificate, of thc sugar
Rehncrcs Company their own certificates, which, says
purtiOnal interest under the new ~ under the ola
organization. The circular is signed by Theodore 4.
llavcmcyer Henry O. lIavcmcyer, f. .. Matthic-scn.
joseph f. Thomas. John T.. Ncarlcs Jr., Julius y.
SturSbcrg John JuTgcu~On, John T.. Par-OnS, william
Dick William +. Ilavcmcycr and Charles \. Foster
The certificate holders asked 10 make Their
yi.hD, known n. soon a, possible. John T.. ~clil-5
r.. the ~ the trust, said Yesterday that
further action would Of course depend upon The
~. knew Of no important opposition u leaving the
work Of reorganization with the proposed committee