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New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
rEwfn rEorLE cru..lNa rIIE ENIDGf.

r. RI
onIy fur Of fic H,.3-r Tlu.t~. were in town We
tcrlay aud attended their Jui, r""tD@. ~ n' h-'
u,. could lr transacted for 1ct of quorum, adjourn
mont wa, tilr.u - the -.cprd " utav D. Aut"-t
Tno.o pr,. .eut were President Jimc- Howell ana
r,,,,cc, -ohwab. Ev1u. and Ere."N. Ihc' ait"r"rd
met a, tIc Finance Committee. uj p'~-"d Il" monthly
biz.
Trustee -,aL ~t.d 70 Tr.hu." report r, DID r'fiTI
=, t,D r.-olutiYg 81 tlc C.oaiuu1.,r- Ih'ht a-"iI'
N,,l, Grant 10 r.mor, Iu ir1" li- office a- ii '
Trustee i.,oI 'ho ALLEGED ground 10. h, 'pp'.-.'H %.
His crpl,yc-. that h- firm. -cuTn1 Ar ih"r- h"
been mo-, .ur,t with tAr. cup.o,c-, and i'' fifteen
wear tlr.. had ucr,. haI strike u th"ir -.'p ana
any fu., demands # t4c employee ha1 ai"a'- "-'n
,a,d,I, granted W.. ~clHao -:d good h1w'r'"If
that hc Wa ready 10 Civ" l- salary - I;md-r 1r-'"
for tie benefit OF tn- Strikers a"d added tia' 3D. Wa
ready 10 surrender Dr. ollie, A. l,y tm" al t' demand
If the appointing p'"c'.
The statement OF the treasurer FIR the month "i
Inn. show, receipts frou o." railroad OF i-2.''- 4"
from callInecvay~ +GG9@ -. from pr.u"n'l"
81 - o. and from otr"r -.Hrc"- 1,l222' mii'ni q
total of -lO5oGJ 81. Tlct tai number Of pa, 'urf
,,. the month Wa 4"o."-' on thc Iro""Imd' ana
:'2I cts Ou the rllg,aG, "r .'.'!-l''l Odd 'II' q
d.crr;,-c of ahOHt pr cent from Nav. ~
/ Nrlau.Z. of ~ ] l~- -. l'hu Place, -"it Ft1c
- President Howell a'luo0'c'-n2 ~" c3n'"'n- aI
which his mother h- sister tud h- niece" had receive
from tu p.pNco dung Iuh'"h' "'' '' '''-' '''''
rim. r1ara Of Expert recently 1pp.lntcd 10 pa
uuIu plll~ for new .euulual "a, luoe VIII meet llI
afternoon for or-auilat o1.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

last night nominated John Pagan. IT, for cry Clerk IN
place of William H. Doty, rcsisned nderiIsi S rle
laid over under the rule. Pagan Is the present deputy
and a Republican. The tnIIn annual . t3"rpd
will begin today on the grounds Of the Far and Near
fawn Tennis Cmh al Hastings. The YOnk-
ers street Railroad which is now IN te ha'hN OF re
more than running expenses. has promised TO pave
between its tracks II the city Will pave the rest oi the
street. Proceedings have been begun 10 compel The
railroad to keep its tracks in repair
PORTCHESTER.-Willla :. Whtmore; well
known builder Of PortchcSter. ana member OF the
at the age Of about SiXty-fve years. Inc hne club
house Of the American Yacht Club was Duilt 10y him.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
ORANGE.

Tho Orange Nacprcrrhor elected Oh" following ''"
cor. ,. sunday: President, Gustav ha''''i'. VT
rr.-d,.t Carl k"''r. '".r''r'' AVN '''
..rr,.. financial -,.rctary. John HHt'' treasurer
,,.... r.,,.....yc-. Librarian. Herman Frey '''
, It. q, ,,.,-r.lcirIo~. director. +. g.. IIa'1.I
tr,r,. ,,mmte. Nl"ri P'eic- J?m K|IinJ' | .,r.1 u.9
TO-, JOHN N'T"r. Christian h'''"'
John Utf'rt'.u. ,.,.,
f., connection with ~" dah u "'u'f'' ,., ,'l M,
Fremont au interesting fact t1t j. mo-, ,, +, tIc
". yer. r il Fremont r'-iv ''uaI' q" W. I
ADD t,r. made u l-'l. ~ I!'h'"It, T , ,,,cr.
,,-d ,,.,.lly flr that orriuIA"n, ana WIo % Wo, @ .
3D.. , ,lui... lu It> sergio" W the h'n; ! 80
81. " ., .-.. t,,. jon tie orange, Wa Tor the "a''
l,ll iOly .,.lrd .u I'dIF
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
TRADING CHCRCHES TITH BANKER-
cpowTu AND PROSPERITY or TIE FIRST
UNITED pREsBYTrEAN Co>GIu@AIl"N.

GROWTH AND PROSPERITY or TIE FIRST
UNITED PREsBYTrEIAN Co>GEi@AIIoN'
The First United PRESBYTERIAN Church "i ms CIV
So III We, Twenty second -t.. ha- eAl"H'"'''
so,ncwha, Of a looscuiug Of II, old traditions ''"I''
We found" said one OF its members last evening 10 4
Trilunc rcportcr that We becoming aulIqna''d'
and We had 4 strong suspicion that oar yo"n- p'oPo
,bolcbt Il, a l1 Of Old losic,. They took lItuc ID
forest in church matters, ard if they attended crNc
A. all preferred 70 20 10 some Other dcnonh''"''
Although Prc,by terin, not noted lo' me -ra'"
of yielding when we were confronted bv this -cfou-
nrobleIn our conservatism began to xiv" way. ''
course There were some among Us who coma hO' >'-
how rcpoincn- the devil and All his ways c"uld r'
reconcilcl with cottage or-aU Lu' In" great majority
Of Us were liberal cuouch 10 appreciate good mus"
and we have been cucrectlcallY STRIVING - MAKE o"'
musical dcvotions as attractive a, possible.
"In ilis and other way, we have won back IN
hearts Of our yOung people, have increased our mem
bcrshp 100 per cent ia the past year, are IN gro"
ing. healthy condition, and have been compelled L
look for more COmmOdIOu, quarters We have sue
ceedrd I'm securing - Pml'~ Evangelical Church, ~
West Thirty -fourth.st.. for many years owned aud
kept I'm existence church uN lE,Tr!~ \. Palmer
OF the Broadway Bank Iii~ prr" for il Wa 7'"'"o'
which he reduced 10 4GOOpp. lie has also con-t'i''
TO take our present church AZ valuation oi @-'No
or slO. 500 more than we gave for j.
Tho new church has nearly double the ~"afu-
capacity of the Old, ha~ ample Nuufd' school room,
$40 COO nrgau aud {, in much better uc -horhhoo'
for tho majority Of the members - attend II. open
ing services Will be held there od the Inst sunday D.
september
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
LONG ISLAND.

\ JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE SENT TO SING SING
Justice Joseph l.. Hunting. of East NlIHNt"n
against whom the Queens County Grand jury i"und
three indictments for the mlNdpproprIdu"n oi trust
funds, Wa, arr1gncd before Judge "arrel'oh III inc
Court Of sessions of Long Island city YESTERDAY HUNT
ting was asked to plead TO the indictment charging
him with approprating 10 hi, own use 81 900 belong
ing to Mrs, Mary b. Jennings. of JamaiCa when had
been ntrusted to him for Investment nc pitiEcu
guilty and sentenced 10 sing slhS az hd,l l'Oo
for nine wears, Hunting was Justice 0f t" Peace Of
south Icmp~trad a lawyer and real estate Di"h' ne
also prominent IN Masonic ana 'nIp'" n 'l'.
III, INSTRUMENTATION, amount to &2lVOp, most ol
which wa, sunk in a paper mill At Patchogue HIS
principal victim, women.
LITTIE NECK.-Po>ma>ter Peter Walters one. oi
the most prominent residents Of North llcmp,te"'
died AT his hOmo at Little Neck yesterday mornH-:
lie wa, forty eight year, old and had large clr'I5 oi
friends.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
AFF4IRS IN BROOKLHN.
HE ESCAPED THE wILEs OF wITCHCRAFT.
A POLE TRIES TO OBTAIN EVIDENCE AGAINST
A cOrNTRYMAN BY TIE AID OF
METAL BON.

METAL BOX.
A cnr4ons ca.c If superstition came TO lSht ye'''r-
day in the arrest and ariasumcnt before Ponce JhS''
Kcnna Of Jacob Dcplc,ki upoa a charge "i sl'"''6
,old ,,,,.ch and clain worth $50. from John kIa'%'
~ no . O95 Ecrccr-~t Krnu is Po!c ana ne iI','
hi, watch and chain a few days ago. believing tld'
ne could detect the thief by the Polish custom &" aFr
all the person, i'm the house Nho Vcr' suspected "i inc
thoft ,oucn a metal box i'm a Garhcucd room tI' GRIM
ral SUFFERING. -hoc, sufficient 10 confess ki1" pro
clrod A box and placed !n room. ia ordcr 10 'e
rrc that every one touched the box. kanH covered IL
with green paint lie then induced every occupant
Of the hoI~r including Dcpc,hi, to go in the f''h''
and when they came out examined their hAnoN - '''
- ,bcv tourhed The boN. III had Gaulr OF PANT >1'e
n.rlo.,j and ne wa> accused of tha theft ~ Ne
tou,lv denied IT, Krautz locked lnn I'D room room a3i
rc1 linn ON bread and water r TWO d"N>' Ii'"t.- ~,
.Niort a confession he Ic-ori'd 10 t' 'rIi"' VI "'
law. .. ...,,.,, ponla. bi denied the;
theft and said that the reason ne du h"' "a "i % u, -
,,,i Lrrai,~,. IN. had been told IT wa tiiF-'l
oIrctr ,ity and 10 tOuch II meant lh>'ihl u'''t. w.
mo- evidence against the prisoner Wa l'i'oIii'H' il"
Was discharged.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
NEWS FROM W-JERSEl.
JERSEY CITY.


An rFc,r-r LIE WOULD NOT ELoPE.
t.l,I, .,,n,..,,.u. IF W. 1-:i Oakland ave. wa'
,.i,,,.d l.t,r. Police. Justice Wan~cr \e't'N'N
lr,.d with threatening 10 hll Mr'. Funk oi so l''
ll..r...l.t -t@ulouvillc has been ini'hu''e' WIN
Mr. ruu. for me time. and ha~ r"r'c'"''' I''' WIN
,. attentions. The woman recently rr'"rh'' H''"
,,i,, t rur,p.. ,tcubcnyllo entered her house Huu
asked Nr, Funk to clopc with him. thN"''""- ~ NJ,
h.r Il -nr refused Mr, Funk sad nI ne ,rd Mr.
r,,l becoming alarmed, ran ont ntp IN" .%d D"c and
nr.d iudictlnr slight nc,h "Dnnd, Io'I man " 10 a
re-. ehhol~ ran IN and took me "1'''u f,,c lyorser
r,,-,,Iou VINO dressed the wound. Juus' W. W. tt
rr,luird him 10 give bail to await INC "' NV" -
Grand Juty
II -nolI. who wa, recently the manager OF 'i'e
p,,,,., 1lor-. Halfway Company, has maze 'I''''"
,.-,,.r the Erie Railway Company for snare " Wv
.looo 900 for which the road Wa soh to INC -'''"
llnd-ou Comfy E2lvay 'omP9uy;' ,rG DR. aT, hat he
naIr manager II th" r1H ul J. l. G-nure viii bc
mi -iO. .uOO into the company IH' "''P'
-ctilrd by arbitration. ,,...-.,,,. c,,tc-t
rt. t,llu, of t..-tmouy in the May"r''i ,", ' NJ.
,',',,d yesterday Io',r Commissioner i in 'I,'
IL.. .ca."r part 81 thc d'' Wa 'H"ru up Chinese,
cross animation 90 ,"N va ,-,rAulcnt voter, wcrc
"n' ''' ,d fc,rif.cd That they voted and had H-h
tV vote. ,,.. ..t.,, y, 90
pcp- b. kirby principal 4 Of iT'G % jI,grl,ol n@4%p. ~" from
''' ,.r Vr kirby hil- been connected WIN t. ttn.
..,, t, ,.,.l- -rcr l--3. his i'-' appI.N.H,I,I ,
m , ,,.,,.p,-hp OF so. = II" va, afi"rNdd ,r',1 u6,
vli,h Ia, recently been oi"H'd -
u,,.ry G. uomp-ou Of ucvorly. y. j. thG a%Ec, ,s}a.,
Who attempted ucdr In H." r"r, ,o,ur IN tho
H. ,.r li- tvu -,u- visited Elm f"~''ldaN
..i were ,trIurd with tlr marked I.Hl''[n [ ..,e
lf ,,.JIt.1p They sly INST th"It iAIu'F NUS '
'' .....,..,.,f.i[ lf..tr" frliu oVcrW"rk. H' j.,
gt.,,.l f.r large trust company in fht.."' i'" i-'c
W., ..,cntly appointed receiver for H'' "'"''''
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
NEW ARk.

,n Investigation OF 'hc books u thc County ''H -
,,. ,., n...., ST., ,rrli, ~ The experts rWp'''u "'
.. Board - Tr.h9l1cr- to 20 over ti" h3'., ',' ~
...,f. af tl. county "ncrl-. M '\hi''''''' "'
t..,. ...,. of a. D. DargaLraat cc'''r ~ F'oNer
. i,aiy ltton vet t"rday hy mo' ;,,t , uuS ". ~,
,.. .,--.r youus daughter 81 MT'. Hnr"? ,dor
IT, U.,r ., va attacked y'-i"idd' hN ~
,.i..,. ,u , uc..ht-,r. Tie child hc". Iu a, an'
,,rrc 1adl, hi'cu. The d"f "As sh'' "' = p, w.,
.ri. r,...,h and ,l.atlau ciuicn7 'rrnih"1l, , q
,f The fall ,i the Bd-ilIlc We, 'i"i' 49,
,I,'i. ,,,l reunion AT C,l"dorlin larh' Wll'' ""
ti.r,' ,', ,J. and French patriotic songs were 'u'7'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
-, prurrcr,oX FOR THIS Lturt

ro the supreme CuYr' y-'nriN Ja1-" Bartlett r'n.
dc,cd "a decision lu Or" c'-c 81 El"ard hh' again 4
I,a,,, Eu--at. TO Prevent hc~ u-inr iA" I'''I ''
Nolcicr a Co.,. C",lHc. y. p"-at"iN ''' -''
. .r ,t. l.,if.t -t....." rir cost '-tlut- wore
..,r,,.,,, partners ., ru, manufacture Il t@'Hi'. "'"
lc Gca1lau, r alleged TO h4v. sold o." and agreed
aot 10 u-" O." label
judge iat,ou h'il that the lhel v'- dc.-a"d i"
deceive Tie public and uaic r''i t'dnh t' brandy
va. a T.rct article. maaui' '"'d .I N'r''i ''', %
.r.ro.'D.l nr Dr-I.lulN. "ul. lH r'tllf t'' '' d"
.l.tn t.., ..d j.c liaHGt was au America. 'i'.'.
lie thc.. fore r..u.I - Iu' .H" power &" lll' '"
~ lLn,n-l lln --ul- Inn I-LlA-.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
ln.nwnNAN Ar LIEyEN YEAEs oLD.

AutI.cr-,,ar.od lifhHayman attempted 20 WarO-" m'
profession ,-,-ll, a'.faoo. ia At'nucaN" near my
It. ~. T.motl, I"uuou OF so - A1nu ave. victor
NJ Dc,l,I a.r ui1r Of 40 Ia At'ntc-i'". Wa P''tN
,,o,,. o,r, . -t-a. when he ~udd' nlv 'h,Id up
D, Lennon and told ai-EoIee me wealth which o nf
-hou.d be- DIVIDED al.o,S BIZ fellows. I" small i"; had
nothing nut q gold ring ,aiu'd - - that attracted u"
fancy Of thr h ,h'i>an mt h" iori'F TOOK ''' l"h
pccl,.r. finger and vent on Sergeant cullen. however
.opp-d him Win ring YET 30 hi~ po--r-,on and h'd
hin on tho charge of highway robbery.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
WHY
Royal Baking Powder is
Absolutely Pure.

~ po,, 1np Powder has been found to be the only baking
nowder that is absolutely from lime, phosPhaes and all u
rous acids and impurities Prof Mott T. Government CHEMIST
has explained the of this absolute purity II arises 'o' w
new methods of refining of tartar perfected Oy 'ne ~
Baking Powder Company and exclusively used IN the
Of the Royal and by which only can chemically pure a'' O'
produced Prof Mott in his report says:
at scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder absolutely
pure will 90 still further and state that because oil 'ne
facilities that company obtaining perfectly pure cea" Oh
tartar and FOR other dependent upon the proper o
TONS Of the same and the method of its PREPARATION the Koydi
Baking Powder undoubtedly the pures and most reliable OAK
inc powder offered to the public
"UENRY A. MOTT, PHI d."
Ian (,J>yitff fyL S.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
xo MONEY FOR A TRIP TO GETTYSBURG
r,,r ,rDrEMEN cUlrrLY REsCIND THEIR AP
PKOPEIATlON.

PROPEIAIlON'
V.bcn the Board of Aldermen mot \'~'''"'H "''
~ Alderman Wafer. chairman Of the Lamps H''
co. committee offered report granting i''H'''''
n xo,n C,c,cu and Mabcm Towns 10 operate an
.,o.,ric urnt plaut n the Eastern Dl~tiI'r "'.
r,o, j. nrcs,de,t Of the brooklyn Electric I|IIt anu
pr co,pnouy which hl> been "orIIHt I"' .
I.It-o ,,,r rh, last three wears Nj. Towns rep
.,,,,. the kim, Comfy Electric Llsht 'oHIdl'' p
r,o Nv, c,uparl,, have formed combinations l"'
n,,,,or ,ccut over until the next meeting.
Alderman Mckee. chairman of th" SPECIAL '"''.''''
. D~,,l.1vr D,v at Gctty~hurr offered 4 r'-'!u'l""
-sc,rd,c tnc applcprariou Of $500 for an .Nu''>
-. ,,cursiou To- gettysburg. II wa adop'cu WIN
ont opposition and the committee "d' u'''' '7''
r7,,. end. the Aldcrmauir iHEEct.
Alderman Iccch offered resolution d'rc''l"-
crno,on Counsel TO report 10 tine Board al inc ',N'
r,o,i,, fine amount of take, paid - the CIV ny '"'
1,,. Island Water supply Company, "i ii' iN'".l
.i,t, Ward since the annexation "l N'" I"'N w.
rol1y, and also the valuation aud tlN ili" per "'l
,t thclr water pipc- aud mains. di' W. i ,,,,
,ioir ,r,urrtv m the cIty. lh" Amount "i "'" P' P
',,t,,i -.,lt and She names OF iit "'d''I@ '"" -
,'.it,,r- II VA referred 10 the Law '"I''"''' ''
the Corporation counsel. . ,,,, ,..,,c-t of = Dan
~ n,,~,I il,.,tl.ut of tur liuohNI H' thi~ In,,
an @'I .,,,,'v ior t,,mi~-i,u 10 uuIt a road l.I"' u
,r1i,,,-I.c'-t 10 r0.u froI. t'' 'ItV nan 10 .G
,crry Nr. L.y""ieh sad tA' com p'N IiE ~ ,,l,r.
,,',r al aral r.lulrrmc'I'- ard hr ~H'H'I' P'1,
- ti,. ,,nuo,,d road The rrIuc~' wa, -'tl''u' W
til.r,,,,, tl. decided To- tIb' t.rlr summer '''''
and ad, oulucd Unul August o.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
LEANING HOW TO VOTE.

we'll attended meeting of IA" m'u,brr- - the larr
an. Association wa, u Ia-t ,uiuc no No Wo,-lbuc
a. for u. purpos. of explanation ~ Oh" ''-t'n o,
voting unG.- the Talot Reform .aN. I'D" nr" 10" was
br!.rv e>uain,d and sample o' th" w Tickets, voting
booths etc., vcr, shown. m" meu' ~ 'Nili'd frra;
interest 600 1r matter and number ~ rrtiu.ut qu ri"r
wore r,,, and answered De-. gate, v.r. a,-o ..','d 10
rl. I.a.r.. OF /; pg,l .au Cubs % Kings county
Tn. Dero. rat,. Campni7n committee " King County
gave q practical .>.iai. nratioI - t- w"riin-~ - .'
'lW 40 u- nov Thomas Jcf.r~,u iuldrf. 10 'o4't
-a.lr.. Mur o. Oh. initt I.aj.r- v.r. l.r- .n'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
OVTGOTNG STE1 nERN.
ID-DAl.
SHIPPING NE Us
poR.r OF NEW YORK. ...MoNDAY. july H. '''
ARRIVED. .-


ARRIVED ,,.,,,o oucens
steamer \on. ma 81, .h' s h2s' p3sscT, to uniern's
Arrived AT the Bar AZ lu - h ,,, 81 ,,l swansea
- Viii, md.c To order vessel Ia Funcl by" GO N''''
al ~" ne AZ Am'iora ,Br campbell glasgow Juy ana
MovIIr J. VITA iud.c and passengers 10 Il'"''''" '
ASS S,%c Mor@ad. M carr aoc Jun" n % Wa 1psac %%'
aLiroo = NttG 'igSr ~ gar 10 ,rM @'''! rae zG y'', a
steamer la G-So-ne ~ 0aGtt,' E1t "n' nv
steamer Coon iirnS'T." T A'.""tHI H1r,, ' At the
Steamer or,,,ba McIutosh NcS,,n ports ani Llama
with mt -cand passengers 20 Jas O.. "'td " Z"
S,1mSr Vcrroy ,Br Dale July g. Ia ballast 10
s'ea.rr E""rS S1a n,S3H o Ic, To c,r sumner
6" ArrTrl 81 r l'' , az Pcrto corcl with mdSe and
pa,,rnsrr, 70 John Mthc,a Ary: at the "r Al : ~, ~ , ,H
steamer stanford ,Nor', "lrnrc. liaiAc"' "'"''' '
steamer ",' Il Dorado Byrnc New Orleans days wit" "''0
' steamer cncrot Hcarsc wa Cn'r''''" y'
with misc and passengers T." Nm 'Nh'N +" ,, rise to
steamer Faniia Pennington. Wilmington ~ WIZ" muse
steamer Xlscnn0rnLcws Baltimore with md'r to III F0'
Steamer nrnuc. ,pr Doyle wilmington DEL with ma'o
j" nrE arS' cyusa r Harris days with md'" to OF
Bafk Nyonmont Br smith Halifax Jnr IN ballast 10
SUNSET ,s ,winaa, sandy Hook night 3 clear At c'p
Island. wInd hgh, SN, cloudy
! Arrived Yesterday
steamer glasgow JBu. Allen. Havana July " win mise 70
Steamer NYauoke. boaf, Nithmnlhl "f
folk with indsc Aud pIsseugerstO Old DOhlh"H 'SN'
CLEARED.
steamer Bcs,cring lBr Russell Antwerp Fnhcn TSo" &"
steamer Aasbck lHr Dawes. Rotterdam IL Nt"F'''f"
|
/ =
steamer nlta tNor. DanIcl,on. iaracoa Gomez rear
sail. ~ p waller
steamer Nlrura. Miller. Etstport Nc New l"iN ''''
tBr. Lloyd. calcutta r ) nus.
Shin Italia Nor Hansen Boston. Iorl a NhH''H. ~.
haik "ulnarc tN"rl CAn't'n''"' '"'N "'''' ''''0
"a u Arm,
BARK Amor,ta. Aruatroue. Brdget""n-L / Arm
/ strong. ,,,.
Steamers The queen. for Liverpool Prooda hlo Jdholr"
Mnruc, kltts Iailtlws-cr. savannah
Cooper Tor belfast. FltlrIplHh 'eU' H"nta@
| Tasmania iunnuIp MnntcSulrl. ilclo. bemeriid
Brig ANNE X ~turcr. ior -
Also ,illci VIA Long l%tut ~'uhl
Bark Henry \ Burnhan. lOr IIi,iAN
rHE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN POlilS.
| LIVERPOOL July IS sailed. steamer Runc tBr) Thomp
| son New. York
Arrived steamer sirius (Brl. Fisher. from New York.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
RgcEIFSS BLASTING IN THE PARK

loud blast near the Obcli, in Central Park startled
Park Policeman William sweeney Yesterday shortly
after noon He ran from the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art 10 ascertain the trouble and large pieces Of
rock weighing from twenty pounds. soaring over
the ObeliSk and felt shower of small pieces Of rock
fall on him. lie made inquiries and found the blast
had been of without proper covering. In fact il
had no chain or plauks IL whatever. He arrested
VncenIo Bologna. the foreman. Justice Mcmahon, Ia
the Yorkville Court held Bologna in $500 for trial.
The blast occurred near the reservoir, III land that IS
being levelled.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
cLlrrrD Wro JAIL oy A BANKS COMPLAINT

edward Norton, president II the N'U-lora port
Timber Company. arrested Yesterday POS Deputy
~h.nn Yong ou warrant --uod the app,.eIton m
l,. W. ,t,Ia National Bank. lie wac hrd ia tI-.ooo
,lu and lu default Of finding u. locked up Iud-
,r Street JAN. where hc spent The night Mr. Morton
r>..ut.. d.ut himself o, all reporter Last NIGHT and
..fI..d ..,. tl' u1lr Of Dis connect. Police Come
ml>-.ui.I HIcl'an, Who J., counsel for The pa.utiUs
wa- absent from h -Aomc WHEN 1nbuur re:oft.r
called then, lat night and IL impossible TO obtain
any particulars reagdn. the nature Of the complaint made
against NJ. Morton.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
CAPTAINS MIST DEurEe MAI1 rRoypr1r.

Complaints have been mad" by merchants that mail
sent to them on freight steamers and sailing vessels
did not reach them ~ a. il -huuM Postmaster
Van cot has Therefore issued motto" u ship captains
and that The first thing tla, th"y are compelled
10 do under m" law when they enter d harb0r is to
deliver over the nearest pO~toic" The mail put IN
their care. This law ha~ not been obey cd a. should
he The penalty for violating il il 200 fine, and
81 900 fine for other than cons sncc,' mail.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
7ur vrRopE rrRyrD ~ uIDocEiy

word wa received 90 tins cty Yesterday # IN" los
ly fire Iu md ocean of Tia" British bark N"r"pc "t
Juv .. IN the course OF the day fire "ao discovered
ON board and after lighting the flame, for -.N hour
the mon vc,,. compelled - abandon the ship They
were, pi.' 'cd up Dos the \mrrIcau bark rcT'i. Wh'h
tai.- l,rIri them To- the ". T. Iahco'k TIA, N7-'l
landed them 80 liverpool N"-t"rdat.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
prJtbJyG ,SSocJlTJ0y tccrSED.

Nauy complaints have been made T." ih" p-tr6
Attorney Office against tl" United state. L"iIduS
and Loan Association. one oi III" complaint, came
from w. y. Ec--aut. who -at- U3t b." hJ- been
-viudcd out of 500 by tuI- company The Office rf
the company at 40. ~ Broad "at. whore II D. -up
.-cd to carry ou 4 bn>iuc,, similar to the buildiu
Loan ,--,rat.uu-. Patrons subscribe fol share of
stock and pay lu-talmcut- upon them f'r money lor
roucd. People Who have trA"n stock and pt.d money
complain thai they can neither borrow auy money nor
,,.t back what they have paid iu.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
Mr.. ,rrAxAnsy TALKS r' THE A~-rs~oF>.

The valuation put rpou ;l" property ~ 'hr l'i"t'
Dock Company d. N--.--'"- Patterson anu ''"'''.
+, Sl.Gofaoo. Pr -iA",t j. = J. : ''""'' '|-'' |
,,t,.. I,.i,t vcr.rrl,c. spp.,rl before 'n" E''r'
r. ,.....,r. ,,d uis.d o reduction - -l,1'-'''".
T,. aprl,,t.o. $50. made because +" l--- ti.'' "'-
, reduction averaging p. cont up'" all iA' 'r
,.d r.,~.non,c property ,.or FULTON lfrH t. wan
,tr,c, Fcrry. and g., reduction %" t." r''"F'' ' '"'
Atlantic y .ol Coupay. a4l a'-o h~'a"-" i'' I''
ductiyc valuc of vlrIi and w'fcH"u-e property I''
really dccincd iu th. ll-t f"N year. '"''
n., ~, ,,a.,.t,u l4d bc.r mad. s. aay water fi"'t
rr,uorty t,i. ,,l~ Nr >tra .a,ap -a1 That Oh" '"
rocriv., from tlc N;llatic D'.', 'o"p'Ht, t i' snap
.. tl>c-. t.c Larger. rt'' o -" r.. d..,
'r~. lr,lt 80 a,.iu.u .ttir ~-"l- oi I'-- 'i' '-
.r.n ;lo-. m.-' u,1 az W"-o,' ava TIE "l'' ,.
, t..,, .,ul.-H f,i thr Ir-'-t -"tH"-. go 'H.
,i;I 80. ,I...r1.. pt,r- pr1i'"d. TIE H"'.
f Assessor fal, referred t1e rh'-T ,'in, Mr| Wv
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

THE STCOND TRIAL or N"I IlENE~~ IE'| y.
The Second trol 4 john N"'Wnn"-- f." the h'.I'"-
If his brother iu Jaw Daniel Lyon, Ht ih" home 'i
, 1,t,c. fp John f. Oh February -. 100 WIS t1l"u
,,u In the court Of oyer and TIm.ucr before Judge
CulIcn Yesterday. NoWinu".- was trirI before 81
tIc Nav term Of the CONT lMt the jury di~"-f''''
NcGunuc-- accused Lyons II improper rl1i"n~ Win
his wife. lie L,u.F pistol nHd went 10 Lyons
hou,. LYON, denied tlc charges and on Ti"~iI ~
apol,eIc ne was shot several times bY H'''"'''"
and died ,,yo dan after. Most Of tAc day "a- con
.,rcd iu examination of Jurors. 81 about o'c"e"
IN. l;,uol wa, completed olioU~: william =. con-"
lm " liam II. il. Young. hy'ut stephens. p"
Iolv " sumner Charles *. Eucry. james Lewis
Iolm H. Cox frederick FoN and Henry g. oiuy ii;
NJ Mary lNou-. thc wife # the dead man, ana
Gtlcr wi..~.c- tc~t fled 10 the Shooting. tn" ca-"
.h.n went oyer uut1 10 day. flI" deicn'r We
emotional iu~auit; ou thc former uiaL NHit ''
defence vii he TINS time is mot known.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
7HE SiILoR WENT Too rAR WITH the EoorN

1arnc- Jones. -1i"r on the .t"am~lp ~"rN1. VA
charged With i1roruy Al the Tomb, Police Court We.
tcrday by william cutting. of so. - Nc-t Twenty
fourth H. Mr. C4itur D. -'I Of Ero'hh"lt emitting.
and u company with h- brother Robert arrived "n
fho Etrirla. con- IN" vessel Iou,- hlr.d - CARRY
= ,oIi-. containing -.,cu pair of boot. ttlrod -
$40 down the panlrlluh aud 10 ihc end oi ia do A.
lone and the vali-c went lurhrr. however, and
vnud prohahl, hr goup Vet had no. Policeman Ear
roll 81 The Church st. station. topped hHi. The
--.LIur va, nod Iu .auO bal - aueNrr
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
err ms 7HRoAr wHILE IT SEA

John Dol-ou. WI.-cr of tho steamer Norlind, which
arrived hc, yesterday from bautNc, committed -"''
OH I.is. 20 at "a hv cutting L~ throat lie Wa
t,,f.r,r,l, insane II d, -ald that Dol-on we'll
connected and bad brother ho }, connected with ~"
El,Ic!sl Hydropath,r lu-ttuuou, L""d,, Furl1'd.
Dobs0u .a- forty Two year old and native oi (orh
| hire I.ulllud.