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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

superintendent Of Bridge Transportation HoaGhnd,
who is seriously i'll at his home, No. 450 Ninhst y
said 10 be suffering from parcsis and recovery Is
despaircd Of by his physician Mr.. Hoacland gave the
closest blc attention his duties the Bridge
for years.
Both Mayor chaplin and Acting Mayor McCarty were
absent from the City Han yesterday, and Prvatc
Secretary Phillips mad bear the brunt OF receiving
the callers Al the Mayors Office.
The funeral Of William ii Hustled viii take place IN
the Church Of the Holy trinity, AZ Montague ana
Clinton sts., at 3 p. to-day.
The plans for the new 18th Regiment Arnory have
been prepared. and the architect Is waiting for meet
Ing of the Commission 10 present them
The Long Island Watersupply Company has fur
nishcd city Works Commissioner Adams with state
mcnt that the receipts OF the company last year "cro
$4,000 and the expenditures $4,000.
Many of the members OF the Retail Liquor Dealers
Association are interested In scheme to build CO.
operative brewery and stock 10 the amount OF 800
600 has been subscribed The site for II Will probably
be at Ridgew0od. Each holder Of $1,000 worth OF
stock will be entitled TO - per cent OIL On his beer, as
well as 10 his share Of the dividends.
Three milk-delers Herman Hansen, Of No. 400
Hicks-st.: Andrew Schocnmaler, OF No 172 Atlantic
ave-; and Orlof F. Carlson. Of 30 327 Van Brunt ST.
fined S25 each yesterday by Police Justice TIghe
for selling adulteraed milk. Analysis showed that
their milk per cent water.
Henry and Lena Elmer who arrested upon a
charge Of stealing pair of diamond earrings worth
$3.50 from Mrs. John W. Cahill. discharged yes
tSrday. The diamonds were returned on saturday by
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NETWORK CITY.


The Now Orleans steamers now bring light cargoes
this way. but taking ont large quantities oil dry
goods on their southern voyages.
Lieutenant e. MGR. Wmslow. the commander Of the
torpedo boat Cushing. has received orders from the
Navy Department 10 have his vessel ready on August
for Engineer IN thief Melville to test her to her
,t.amlns capacity. The tral> can be made while the
vessel Is at the pier and will probably consume about
two days.
The famous old war sci kcarsarsc was detached
from tie N0rth Atlantic squadron on sunday. and
sailed FOR the Brooklyn Navy Yard. 1t is rumorcd
that she is TO b. made ready 10 take the body OF cap
tain Ericsson the inventor Of the Monitor, 10 sweden
although Wa not known 1t the Navy Yard yester-
day what her movements are o. be-.
In the last six months members Of the Board Of
Aldermen have married 80 couples. Of whom 10 "crc
Italians % Hebrews. lish, II French, 10 scar
diuayian. / american and 20 German.
Colonel Dudley f. Phelps. Deputy Collector Of the
Law Division AT the Custom House. Yesterday released
r1ig made ~ pcucuin feathers which had been s'lLed
from Alexander cameron puiscr Of the steamer hTitiH-
me- II the White Line, on the charge thar he hd
mingled II into port But Colonel Phelps found that
VI Cameron had owned and used the rug for SIX
months, and that therefore IT was his PERSONAL
property.
can you satisfy TIT, check for mc'' asked q
stranger Of the c-hlcr If the Metropolitan bank yes
t.r,lay The check was certified. and the strauS' r
departed with a happy smile on his face
The large restaurant ia TIE southwest corner OF TIC
Madison -quare Garden /, tn fall operation under
the mauaecmcut OF Christopher Kiefcr. wellknown
caterer Who has secured c,c OF H. Tie bill VI fare
shows that popular prices viii rule and Mr keier's
reputation is a guarantee OF the quality Of the service
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NEWARK.
THE TAX RATE WILL BE SMALL.

THE TAX RATE WILL BE SMALL.
The County board Of ASSESSOR, Of E>scN county y
L. met al Newark YESTERDAY 10 liz The valuations OF
Newark Orange and the township. The total r'h ana
personal reported for Newark WAC SIlo.7"o,0pO Tor
orange sG50 80 and for the township 'oV'
total county valuations. s1i5.022.7-0. The Total ia
dcbteduc,s wa, 'saIDj.--O The total Increase ot
valuation, over I-s9 j. SI3,l1"Ooo, tie largest made
since 1h.3 The city and county tax rate VIII Boz 'he
.m,Ic.t in many years. In NcWar. the Increase b,
5lO,3J6.oOo.
Patrick fireman. conductor Of the Nc"'Fh ~
,cnccr Railway Company, wa, arrested y'-tcTl'N'
MAILING ten arrests IN ALL charge, Of dcir1nd"S 'h'
company ~ the Interchange OF transfer tenet ~
the men Wcrc admitted 10 bail 10 appear before the
Grand jury. -. 80 ,,..,,
Christopher Beck, a beer seller at 40 Jl1 Market
st. committed suicide al T. M. Yesterday IN Ms o9l
room by shooting himself IN the heart irc I-'"'
shot va, not heard by the inmates "i the h1"s'.
Ecck's wifi entered the room "hcr her husband wHe
IN bee! and found hun diving. phy.'i'u Wa 'i''..
in and turning down the bed coth-e found the wound
I,cstorGcucv from -lsu.t-s lfd - iAr SCI
William DIXON age HIn"tecu. son 81 sup Iiil''i,'
DiN,r 81 Tie Clark Tlr ad NILS Wa aF"" a lh
nm. Pas.t.c El,er on sunday evcnhs VINO bA'hNs
His body was recovered
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ron rnr 1NsrRrcr1oN oF VOIERs.

Steps taken last evening by the s"p''o''
mttee OF the Republican General Committee recently
appointed by Chairman Franklin Wpodrun 10 "'
in the matter Of instructnG voters uE1er the ne"
law governing elections. y meeting WAS Held al
Republican headquarters, No. 1J3 LaWrencc-S'. anu
the following members of the thirty appointed 10
represent the wards of the city and fowls Of the
county were present: Hugo liSh.. Jackson wallace
w H. n CadmuS \. T. Wilson, ". II. Curtin, J1hr
G. NoonaA, George Kenneth, J. Van Derean, Jomi
McGuire H. A Wagner Charles Glass Charles i. Nor
ton Ieor c. Tucker. John c. Matthews and Charles {
Ovcr1On. c. A. Barrow and Ilavd Watkins were also
present as proxies for George Grc;Sneer and F. ~ l.
Watkins James NJ Fuller. Of the Seventh Ward, ana
Theodore Hail. of the Eighteenth coclmed 10 S,rvG
Tho committee organized by making hugo uii'n
chor,nan George Kenneth secretary and Jackson wal
lace treasurer IT was voted, Oh motion OF NJ Blr
row who declined in advance TO lrc ono OF the com
mittce to appoint a committee Of three to erect Sec
tiOnal booths and pr pare the paraphcraa Tor NO'S
under the requirements Of the law aud TO be prepavH
10 cXemplifv the same within two weeks az te hedu
uuartcrs The committee was formed Of McSsrs. htu-
meth Jackson and Morton MessrS OvertCn' GIass
and Barrow were added 70 the committee, 10 act as
inspectors and ballot clerks.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAIN~-E Edward ". Bolton. constructing
engineer Of the Tary toTE sewer yercm. Wa lat
night appointed engineer Of the White Plains
work.. hi, pay TO be IL per cent Of Tho total cot Of
construction The contractor directed 10 begin
work forthwith. JaIno, RyUn for The last fifteen
wear, a ~ .dcnt Of White Plains, StrucA near the
railroad ave. CROSSING by the Chatham cNpr', ln.t
nigh; aud fatally mIuicf. lie was hhoitr. asn
forty five YEAR,
NONKEK>.-A horse owned by Or. Rice, Of River
dale, ard driven los 6c0lg" irwin. idI, away IN lN'f
dalc.avc. Yesterday. knocking down Anthony Iahy,
Of 80. 80 Eiverdde ave. internally inlurinE him -
that he wa, not expected 10 recover irwin Nd> held
by the police aud Coroner Mitchell took chnrgc ol
tie case. Igcna Charles Premier wa found dead
in hi, bed Yesterday ia the hotel II Ferdinand
Went, 30. ~ Mulu,t.. lOnkc"s. Premier Wa thirty
five year, old ana druggist. lie had been
OdIdiug at the hOte for some time. An inquest VIII
be held
NEW ROCHELLE.-On sunday morning william Nor
VILE about mile northeast OF Ncwkpchcllc. va.
fpuId dead the tracks 81 the New Haven Railroad
with his skull fractured or cat open If with
Ratchet. some believe that While In state OF in
tOxicatton he struck 10y locomotive. Others arc
Of the opinion tha, he murdered and then placed
on the ruilroad tracks. lie Was about thirty year
old and Of weak mind
MANARONECK.- Robert Bonner, IT,. Of New " rk.
has purchased the Mitchell property on Mamaron"ck
IiarlIor T1IIpr-ng about seventy Of hnc land.
adjacent 10 Long Island SOand. The price paid for
the property i, reported 70 have been about $4,000
names Of thirty two veterans Of the lat" war, who
abOnt apply for charter from the Grand Army OF
the Republic for the organization Of e. y. r. Post
here
PFEKSKILL.-Mt 1T. Ararat Encampmcnt Will - on
excursion to-day 10 I%rrcn Island south Of Albany.
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coeoyrR.S rrRDIcr ~ rHE GooDwY CASE.

The ,non,,i ou the body Of Annie Goodwin was
r,.uacd AND co-cd yc,tcray. The Iury returned the
following verdict.
We the jury tl.e casr II the death OF AIlo "oou
l, irt fi, I'M. cause ~ death Was by abortion per
f.-r1.d hv Dr. Henry -. Nrtuucsdl
a, 10 Ms. shaw We ind Acr al accessory u'I'p
the fact , - c.., ,,,, 80, ~,
A. f. Gus Harrison We ind that he Is an accessory
hcfYr. the fact. 49,, Mt.
a.. ,,uuli recommend 70 The Coroner that Merritt
.. ,,,d.tf. lcr dc~rrt,, the most sever" c'i-uFc
A.. nrtLrr md that the deceased came io her dcdih
~ VI liz E-t one hundred aud Ith st. a.; the b use
-, VI. Fanny shaw. ON the i2th Of July, lcJo, 10y
reason IF tho facts before mentioned.
The body Of the dead girl was buried yesterday at
NO,hlaWu.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE4.
UNION HILL.

THE police CHARGED on THE CROWD.
Exaggerated reports Of an alleged Anarchist rios
were circulated throughout the town !e'IcIua'' Inv
Arl,eter Mannerchor, singing society oil ,hoh mn
cave an annual singing festival on SUNDAY AT the
Scbuctzen Park several local singing societies ana
societies from New York. Brooklyn and other ciles
norticipated in the festivities. The police OF Union
UU and West IIobokcn had received an lh'lIhauo'
that a large number OF Anarchists "ouiu a''en'
the festival and trJube might he eApe'"o III oiu0'
TO lie prepared for any emergency the ch,ic Pon'o
force Of the two towns was ordered on dutr' NOT
wthstanding the alarm everything passed OH
pleasantly and there was no trouble Ill tne paris
.r,cn Of the societies on their way home began
SINGING as they marched through the llschehsd.h
plan road on their way 10 the cars apou w p Ill
Policeman Thomas Quirk. Of West lioDohch' stoppeu
tbe procession and gaze orders that there must NC
no more singing "a, it sunday. No a'tchu'h "''
maid 70 him. and becoming angry he rushed into tn
crowd and arrested William Carlotz' OF NO. ~
ulum-st Union Hi. ana Herman schubert Oh NO
or Fast One-hundred and sevcuthNt NEW orH' VINO
were carving flags and singing the loudest Iheir
comrades ran to their rescue. and livery bshU
was prccpitated. Qurk used his clnb vigorously Oh
the heads Of those within rcach III ule sHe'"k
crowd, but he was ovcrpowercd ana roughly
handled lie YVES knocked down. kicked and beaten
Win his own club Policeman Charles smith ana
Constable Dubetess went to his ASSISTANCE anu '"'o
News Of the trouble spread rapidly, and soon
sergeant knight at the head of Tie Union illl police
and Chict RirdgWay with the WI Toono oiane1
oniriIy forced a passage with the aid OF Their
clubs to where their fallen comi1dc> Lay ana T6d
latter retIcatcd before the onshught OF JN PDnce.n
and ran IN various directions. Eye OF them p Wifc
UcnIrnn.ich of I,rooklyn. Max schiller. OF No. -
Fast >econd't New lor and the two nag SgGer
o,rau the action Of IN, Grand Jury. ana tn, other
three were lined $40 each for fighting.
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OUTGOING STEA MERS.
IA-nAl
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YORK............MoN JULY IS 49,
ARRIVED
AIsltI WE'D.

Steamer Bcncroy (Br Appleton. London July with mdso
10 Hatberd 60 Arrived at tho Bar AZ 4 p IN.
MOraVIa tycTD. M1nker july 49, win mdso 10
j Arrived at tho Bar ut iJO u
steamer OBJ LcscmHn ~ Johns. NJ via HALIFAX.
with md.c and passengers I" Bo~rine& Archibald
(ljr AGAR. BciiEr Win ndse ana pas
10 Williams e Rankin
ilcnn lBr. Hughes BAraooa days. WIN Tult To
Moaes a Co Arrived at the Bar At IL "a
Iugiu tNOr one Haracua odays with iruit 10
Come 4 Ictr,t Arrived ~ the Bar Al II ~ = III.
steamer Mag Hansen Havana days. wlth mise ana
passcnerrs Jas Ward co Arrived at the b at lo2o
"A
steamer NewOrcan- Ialscy. New. orleans days. with
mds and passengers 10 : II ~camau
Excelsior. slns NcwOrlcnns days. win lnuso
TOD Van sickle
steamer Cherokee Bcarse Jacksonville Chareston days
with Indso and passongcrs 70 WIN J. CLYDE GO
Caroline Miller, Ryder. West Point Va with ndss
on dominion -
Steamer WyanoEe ioaH, IuChmond. city Point and Nor
folk will mdse and pass 'Dgers 10 Ol Dominion 80 Co
fiu ham. tOom~ Philadelphia La ballast 10 Iup
per & HrLtte.
steamer Lucy Miller ombbs. Bangor. with mdso ana pas
sehgers + IL smith x CO.
ship mara Russ. snemon Monteviico a. days IN bal
last master
ship Agnes Wakefield. Young. Hun June 10. with mdso
% order, vessel TO snow Burgess.
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mail. and the charge against the Elmers was with-
drawn by Excise Commissioner CdhlIl'
The body Of an unknown man was found IN ir'l'-
lin ave- near the Coney Island Road. on SunGay'
His anparent ace was twenty eight years, and the bodN
was we'll dressed. Tho posl-m0rtem cAaih'i"'i"l
showed that death due 10 narcotic poison anu 'l'
empty phial found in the pocket OF the oc''" "I.
While riding on an open car in Futon-st. IL"
DAYS oco Colonel James sagh Of the First NaIu'
started 20 get off, and knocked from the step os
the tlmbers supporting the elevated ro' 81 ,',o
in front of the excavation iOr nc" ou'i"'"0' "
seriously hurt.
Corporation Counsel jerks was I'm Albany ye''er'
dav TO argue against application Of General so'n
for authority to extend the electric ROAD Oh inc 'UeD
Island aud Brooklyn Company across '"o is'''"
Parkway. .
ceapo .lrerico was dangerously wounded by An
cello Torini in a quarrel late on sunday nleh' ID
Nassau Place The asSallani was before roh.T '"
tce Kenna yesterday, and was lie" 10 d"1'' "V va.
suit of the injuries inflicted upon AeeH'o, "is1
Fn,m, Roche was the cause Of the quarrel ana lori
also assaulted her with an axe
Tho anplicoton Of A. Hall Burdick. the Long Islann
CITY teacher for writ of prohibition afalhs, Ia.s
! Ggasor Mayor. and the Long Island Guy boaru VI
Fducotion restraining them from proceeding WIN 'l'
investigation of the charges preferred AGAINST num- ~"
the ground that the present investigation - I" .n
ua. argued Yesterday before Judge cullen III I'o
snnre,ne Couri The Judge reserved his decision.
Judge Cullen, in the supreme Court !cStciuN iU
fused the surf Avenue stage Company apPn'1, n
that GuStav Keller. of the ocean liotcl' 'ohcH IAN" '
lao
n,ninr t,s cobs on the road in front Of the motel
The conrt holds that the present road is private
Thomas E. Moore Of the salvation Army, was 10
fore Police Justice Kenna Yesterday upon eH"so
Of abandonment preferred by his wife. H' "n9
naroIcd for examination. lie said he did h'' MO"
The reasons for his wifes action he supporter her
she lives at No. O3j Madis"n->t ,.
The second annual games OF The tribune A'nc''D
Association will lie held AZ Washington Park to-In'i7oN
,rorninq The contests are aS follows lOoYaIu ua'"
handicap: 22o-yarl dash. haniicap; 100 yard ""le.
race. uniting the shot. handicap; throwing uc i'
"or handicaD: running broad jump. handicap S'ai'd
ing broad Jump, handicap; running mop SVP az.
lump handicap; running high Jump hA'u'.'p.
sDoclal howard dash will take place between -
sbi,c and C. w Jolley. After the games Dhs'o''''
caothalI and Guo!ts will furnish amusement 10 Inc
members Of the aSsOclatlOn
James Brouehton. Of No. 233 kedp ST., N'IrT "" I
- -, ~, avn elevated tram on the Brooklyn ana
rnion Elevated Railroad last night Ia" ms w.
picled Of an open-facc gold "atch worth ~, H., ,ai
he GOT of at the IIcwesst. station lie iouu 'i'S '
hanging loose.
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ELIZABETH.

Thieves on sunday night broke into several IA"
OFF,, IN the Cory building and ran-a'"' uie'''
Tho office, entered were those OF jane Il dHd y =.
t,,ou.b t,tn l. J. In,.dcu. Th.udorc &. English.
Iohcrt g. Bell cy sheriff Il. der aud !. Harvey Cory.
Not much of value vas taken
4 r,.iuislfiou {, 90 he ls-ucd by the Governor Tor
the removal t. Union County from NcV l"gk ~
Hattie Mitchell. a youns woman who Is charged WIN
rubblug her ,mplpNcr Al summit Of TlbNo worm OF
icv,.rv and valuable. She was cmploycd IN the
house u, servant and disappeared On June carly
In The morning before the family got mp she was
arrested I'm York SATURDAY by one 81 IN pc't'
ByTnes's men.
Mira Diamond. Of GT1cr ave. was brually beaten on
Trca: night los Morris Kart. who knocked her down
and kicked fer sayaerly. -hc may de. klru j.
he'd without BAH pending tie result Of his Victims
injuries.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Monmouth P'rK, ,1V p NJ W,A
pcmuhlican state League Executive Committee fhth
Avenue Hotel, II H. ,..- ~ 10
Cizens' Movement Executive Committee NO D.
Nassau-st, p. N. ~
irish Athletic club games Jones's Wood. p M
Lawn tennis tournament, southampton u. l., . y. ~
Eleventh Regiment annual Inspection MOUNT 'cr"oi'
st. Cccic Lodge No. 50s f. and a. NJ. reception
Masonic Temple 80 p. IN.
steam Company before Board Of Health.
Republican club Committee Municipal Elections
clubhouse. =. m.
Trunk Line Passenger Agents meeting.
New.York and New.England Railway directors meet
ing. -, ,.,,, ~.
Veteran Frrmcns annual excursion 10 Bay GIN PARK.
Music IN Mount Morris Park by list Regiment bahu'
m.
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pRoSycrrLyG RImoUS cArrLENEN.

Tho cAttl,mcu who made life buri 'nsomc To the
officer If the steamer Chicago, Of the wilson LIhc' ~"
her last voyage from London 10 this port wh'h sic
-..,ch.. or sunday were taken before Commissioner
shield, YESTERDAY afternoon. They answered 10 the
maine, Of Iicury Allison, James lyman ana J'hn NC
Nauara. According TO the story Of the Officers inc
,afflrncn not oils resisted 81 authority, but Oh july
20 stole .lG bottle, Of Ia.f's ale from IN" snip
,torc, and drank IIrgc part OF the stolen l'l''''
The charge made against tAem lY t'e hrlu@' '1''"'
MA larceny and is 90. r>t complaint for That "'th'e
mad. i,f,rc Coufnl. -uu"r shield, since the ne" *
;-.dt.ou trrjty made larceny cNtradi;afle' The men
,...,. committed - Ludlow ot'.t JAN without h4-
.t ,,.li Do. tl..n Icf1lc comm --iOn"r shields To-Day
for further examination.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MIR. WOODRUFF GETTING ON HIS FEET.
A STOCK COMPANY TO BE FORMED OF WHICH
HE WILL BE PRESIDENT.

HE WILL BE PRESIDENT.
A final settlement has been reached in the affair
of Franklin Woodruff. who made assignment for
over $3.50. 900 few months The scheme doVisel
by his assignee and counsel Major Z. ii. HoDos'
provides for the payment of - per cent 70 inc
creditors by October 1. and another - per cent py
January /, 1891. The principal creditors arc 10
organize the Franklin Woodruff Trading and WaN'-
house Company, of which Mr. Woodruff Will be pfe'i
dent, and the Woodruff interest will be represented
by four ont of nine directors, including MT "ood
ruff himself leaving the control in the hands OF inc
representatives Of the creditors. Bonds VIII
be issued for the 20 per cent OF Mr.
Woodrun's Indebtedness left unpaid aud the In
terest upon them will he at the rate Of IL per cent
After paving the interest the bonds the pron'e Oh
the business will be devoted 10 sinking fund ." pay
of the bonds. The Woodruff stores will be reopened
and it IS believed that they will pay again as well as
they did in the past. Mr.. WOOdruf's losses were
mainly due TO the trade he did with Hayt and the out
break of the there, which prevented collections.
Major e. IL. Hobbs was seen by Tribune reporter
AT his home No 643 Park Place, last evening and SAID
In regard to the matter;
Nearly all the creditors Of Mr.. Woodruff have
consented to the settlement proposed and the papers
arc now being prepared. Mr. Woodruff is to have
the privilege at any time before maturity to purchase
aud retire any all OF the bonds at par Inc cleu-
iors will be the bondhOlders and MY WoOdrll anu
lis friends will hold all the stock. As to the reasons Tor
MIR Woodruf's failure, there is no truth whatever III
the statements which have been made about his spec
iatine outside of his business. The enlargement OF
the Woodruff stores after his partnership ceased win
samuel Mclean seriously crippled him. Then the war
in IIsyti made il impossible for him to collect tlo
money due him there. and he is only beginning
70 do So lie also lost several cargoes OF salt ana i
there was no money ia what he did not lose All
these matters piled up together caused his failure;
The many friends of Mr. Woodruff were eIal i., TO
learn that he had found clear way ont OF MS hl'ah
cal difficulties. and that he is enabled - resume
business on such favorable terms II is probable lIat
he will keep his office in the Produce Exchange
Building.
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lie OBJECTS TO PAYING Ills DIETS TWICE.

William j. Preston eX-prcsidcnt of the Civil Service
Commission and New-York grain merchant. yesterday
obtained an order from Judge Cullen in the supreme
Court restraining Charles II. Mclaughlin, Henry w
Putnam and Others from selling 1880 acres Of land
in Alachua County. Florida. The plaintiff alleges a
conspiracy To- cheat him out of the land Preston
was owing Mclaughlin $1,000 year ago. He aud MS
wife gave note for the amount. Afterwad another
note was drawn and security warrantee deed 10
The land given, il being agreed 50 1t Is asserted
that the deed was not % be recorded except III De
fault If navment Of the second note. 1t IS alleged
that instead of cancellng the first note az agreed, NC
Iauchlin transferred it 10 Henry W. Putnam, VINO
brought a suit which is now pending, ~ recover pay
ment Mr.. Preston sys that the deed has also been
recorded unawfully and that c. J. g. Hall has entered
into possession of the property and Is preparing 10 sell
IL off in parcels.
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ORANGE.

Miss Post sister iuaw Of John H. Sites of Park
ST. was bitten on the hip and badly injured BY dog
belonging t. Mr. ~ttc which is supposed 10 have betn
rabd. The animal had been chained mp Us he was
acting STRANGELY and Miss Post went in'auiloneN ~
near him when he Sprlng ~ her and bit per th9urh
her clothes. Mr.. site, a short nne aiitr"ar ~
tcmpird 10 feed the dog and narrowly escaped being
bitten. The animal was shot
The next concert 81 the Opcn-air series IN orange
will be given on the military common TINS evening
4 Lrgcly attended meeting Of colprcd men was leid
In Willow la lat evening tor the purpose ~ making
The preliminary ARRANGEMENTS for tic forming 81 a
cololtd cooperative building and loan association.
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up. FORD BELIEVED IN ECONOMY.

Owing TO differences OF opinion between "oluo" u,
Ford and his associates the building Commtt"c Oh
tbe Academy Of Music in regard to the repairs now
being made in the building the former has resigned
and he has been succeeded by George l. Nichols. Mr.
Ford had the idea that the decorations placed IN INC
building two or three years ago AID the improvements
in the seats then made were good enough 10 l@'U
awhile longer. When the majority OF the coAhi''e'
voted the other way he withdrew from the body IN
charge of the matter and MIR. Nichols elected in
lis place. Mr.. Ford IS OF the largest stockhoher
In the Academy, and he may always be found III lne
directors box when performances going on. The
interior of the building is now undergoing great I'M
movements.