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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-06

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-06

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-06

AIs Olympia nit ibrem gatsr sur
StaSt fubr, ertldrte iie ibm sIei6 am
9tnfause bsS 9Seses, SaB iie ibm ibre
BeSIsituns nus besbaIb aufsebr,tnsen
babe, um unter bier Slussn NIT ibm
ipre6en ;u f6nnen.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-16
Horses RalClGd.

want to g.t 100 neA" + horses or
mules t., rxach d ,ri g "x; winter
NJ ranch i, loc. ted %" Marsh creek,
N Cass,a county, one mule h-'""
Marsh Lake, is down in the war"
valley, and c,m-ist> OF q 10 acres all
uni, good. t,yit f,."c". Of which 1oo
acre. are in lurern-, clover, and IN
uthv. | have pi "tv "f she's ~ d
.,xhl. : for ov-r roo head OF stock.
and 300 tons OF hay !" the stack
will winter horses, and receive an"
deliver them in either ketch"m'
HALEY or bellevue, and guarantee 10
retur. tn. IN in good con tito" !" the
spring, for $3.50 per head
have the best ra"ch III Na>s'"
county, with plenty OF warm sp''"g
water all winter.
For further particulars. address
J. W. LAMCR&AtN,
Albion. C~>sia County
HALEY, IDA o. Aug 2S, lS9o."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-16
ELECTION NOTICE.

In pursuance at th- Proclamation oi
His Exceliency Geo. l.. Shour, the
Gov. rnor OF Idaho, aud in cumpli.
ance with law:
Notice 70 hers by given that a genera, election
viii be held al the u ctlor prtctnets In Alt,,.
ras County on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER lsr. 1890,
said election TO b. condus ted in accordance with
the laws of The Territory Of Idaho.
And ta~ following Ia . LIST OF THE VOTING
PRE- ,:INCrS and PLACE OF vOTl>G @ sud the
NAMES Of kE Et.srRAR| spp tinted by the
bosrd Of County Commissioners Of Altmras
County 1t Their regular Juy meeting Of said
Board, to. wit:
sawsooth Precinct. Registrar. +. c. Parks
Voting Place. ..PsrAs's store.
Gslena Precinct ...... R'gistr.r WI pavison
Voting Place. .Murr~,. Hotel.
Warm !ls sprans' ING Geek Registrar M.ch.e, Carry
Voting p,.ce. Mrs. H.bish.w'. Hotel.
Smoky Precinct. X. Rist-ar. !. p. McCarter
Voting Place.. King Of the West Hotel.
Ketshum Precinct ..... Re g,strar. Geo. P. Hodson
Voting Place. .Ntwusn's Ofhee.
8, M, ,Iho"..
Voting Place. near u sS,,h nr lns..t s..r MINI.
=, "'s's'F"I' a. - ~"
"e '''''s""o" o"e'''ns'
Asland frecfnc'.. .Reg'R'rar. VIM Matthews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
DR.. Mott, the Govt Chemist, says:
1.-THE Royal is undoubtedly the
purest and most reliable baking
powder offered to the public

the policeman assaulted him there and fractured MS
breastbone and several ribs ThomaSchoh has been u
patient at Mount Sinai Hospital since he was hurt ana
was discharged Yesterday. Acting superintendent
Byrncs will investigate the case today
A number Of men born in County Carlow, Ireland
and now living In this city, met OF sunday al NO All
West Thirty -ninth-st. and formed committee I" CO.
operate with the Gaelic clubs of County Carlow
and Queens County in erecting suitable monument
over the Irish patriots who were killed in 11eo
The first regular meeting of the Robert A. Grcacen
battery since the excursion 20 Iona Island on June -
was held last night at No. 449 Eightlavc, william
BARLEY presiding The report Of the treasurer George
ID. Turner showed a balance of S2Go TO tie pres
dent, Robert ID. Grcacen, was presented hihuSOhc
gold watch by the members Of the battery.
The Dauntless Boat Club Observation-Disclosures
siXth-st and the Harlem River, Will enter the follow
ing four-oared gig in the invitation race az
Clifton, 5. l., Saturday: II. W. Waiter, bow ;
G. schumacher. =; Frank Burke, 3; NJ. F. Connci
stroke; J. c. Edgcrton, cOxswain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
THE JULY GRAND JURY SWORN IN.

The July Grand Jury was sworn in yesterday in
the Court Of General Sessions II consists OF Robert
X Carter agent, No. 1I3 Chambers ST. foreman VIII
IAN c. scott, Cotton Exchange; william Rockefeller,
Of the Standard Oh Company, No. 90 Broadway Jacob
Cupron, hardware, No 100 West Twenty-ninth st. ;
Noah Wheaton, foot OF East Eighty eighth st. Molcom
Campbell. broker. No IL Wall St; j. Ehr1nan, TO-
bacco No. 81 Wilram-st.. James v ID. Card. No. I61
West seventy third ST.; William II. Morris, No. 12I
From. st.. II. Seymour Gerry, No. Sd West Thirty
fifth George Clark wholesale grocer, No. 104 Muir
rayst; Albert s. Midland, No. 3l Fast Thirty eighth
ST. Jonathan L. Hyde. jeweller, No. % Maiden Lane
John g. Hyatt. No. $50 West Twenty third St. Samuel
W. Browf broker. No. 53 Liberty ut. .,onzo r.
Peck collars, No. % West Ehhtccnth-st, Charles
MAYER, coal No. IL Dey-st.; licnry ". Hoops Vice
president No. 80 Jayst. Henry = strauss, c0rscts.
40 372 broadway Frederick Spcycr. No. 2O7 Fast
Fifty sevcnthst; Marcus Bcrhncr, No. 80 Mercer st.
y. ". Thaycr, Buckingham Hotel; and William
Douglas No. 975 Church-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-reneia 4e!uI-hece's continued
Before Andrews, J.-N0tlon
calendar Nos. | " A. called at IL O'Clock
supreme Court->P,cial 1erm-rafts ] and lad
supreme -CIcuit-iart I-Adourned until october
e 1880 ~ - =, n, an, ~ A
iouiIed the term
hurIogates Court-Refore Ransom S.-NotiOn calendar
called al 10 80 q. IN. For pfobatcnWils q ChIlr'
crowley L.. A Lewis. Angelina Post, Julls Noscl
Ann Uonsthy .. Halpn ahd Charles ROoIne 10 a. M
IL {. Bafteid and Maria J. Scherlnrrhorn 10 ~ u M
Superior Court General Adlovrpod TO the term
Superior Codrt-opecal Ierm-Brfore OGorman, j.
Snirrior Court-EQuity Term-Adonrncd for The term
superior Court-lfla Term--Psrts l, al ana III Al
journed for the term. 49,.
Common Plcas-o'-ncral Tem-Adjourned for The term
Common Pleas-spccial I'rm-BeoIe booksttvei' D.
Motions. ,.-, ~, ,..,r O
Common Plcas-iIlni Terin-Psft- L aud Ii-Adguurheu
for the term. , ~.
CITY Uour,-Spccisl Term-Before Fitzsimons. J-no
tons. >, -, , ~ A
iourned for the term.
Court Of Gcneri Scssions-Part l-Bei3re Martins j.
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
NEW-RRVNSWICK.

DID Ct ERGYMFN DIVERT THE PROPERTY
Two will contc-t, row closing in Sew brunswick.
I'm which clcrrymcn are charged with unduly innu
Of John SPARKS q wealthy Perth Ambos man. who male
Father Connolly. OF tho Perth AmbOy Roman Catholic
Church. his executor and rc-iduary claicc. Evd"nco
ha, been produced tending Ia show that fntlcr con
nelly exercised a marked influence Mr. Sparks. and
the Children who were practically di,nhcrIcd. have
closed iicir case after bitter light. Ihc final ar
eumcnt, will be heard on July 10.
The other case Is su Ia progress. IT j. the con
test over the will Of Mayor Garrc tOuOvcr, Of New
Ir,i,wIck who left no money to his SONS except such
as was b. BE- held In trust for them. The Rev John
UandIcv now of Drdgcton, but at that time pastor of
ST Jamc,'a Church In Sew Brunswick, Is charged with
influencing Mr. COnOvcr against the sons, ana wuc'-ca
Testified ta he made daily visits 10 Mr.. COnovcr, aior
and that they heard him urging on Mr. tonover, VINO
vns then falling I'm mind and body, the adviubly %
emitting oil MS sons. Mr.. Iiandlcy. however, makes
crrnnstanal and apparently satisfactory explanation
Of tie charge lie says that his visit, to the 'Or' were
all made discuss plans for the erection OF parsonage
for II Jamcs'S Church. and that the only time he had
ever talk about thr Will whom Mr. Con0v"r men
tnned The subject and said that his sgracug
him by their fast living and ma; lie ala not WISH hci
10 get control Of the property.
The First Baptist Chnrrh has extended call to the
pcv H. f. Stillwcll. OF Freehold To become paStor Of
that church. recently made vacant by the resignation
OF the Rev II. G. Applcgarth now Of Pittsburg
Professor JacObus. the superintendent OF the public
yh Ia, been chosen principal oil the spring
ed Mass high school will probably accept the place
and leave New Brunswick In september.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
he FOUGHT FOUR POLICEMEN IN COURT
AN INSANE MAN SHOWS HIS STRENGTH AND
CREATES A PANIC.

AN INSANE MAN SHOWS HIS STRENGTH AND
CREATES A PANIC
Officer Farrell of the Battery Park police was
walking the upper end Of the park early yesterday
morning when he came upon Patrick sheridan stroiIhs
about and waving his hands in an erratic way. lie
was followed by crowd. and at times he would stop
and larangue them. As long rs his audience listened
passively the man seemed harmless cnoueh but when
some of his hearers ve1itured 10 dispute his as'er
tons he rushed them lcrccy. Officer Farrell tired
to induce him 10 walk up Broadway. Patrick went
along pcaceably and the policeman got him before
Justice Patterson at the Tombs Police Court without
much difficulty
He awaited his turn before the justice quietly, ana
II was only when Justice Patterson heard the mr-
tcuars of the case and committed him 10 the care f
the city physician for examination that he became
enraged The combined strength OF Sergeant Delaney
and Officers Farrell, Josiah Deycr. Nixon. oConnor
and Murphy necessary e. get the man below
stairs and into a cell. The man seemed ali arms ana
legs and for time there was a picnic IN the court
room II the policemen got him anywhere near the
iron railing in front Of the judges desk he graSpcd
with a clutch that seemed permanent. Against every
available obstacle he brced his feet, and proved 50
altogether unmanagcahlc that it seemed doubtful ~
one time If he could be gotten down az all Wien AZ
length they wrstlrd him 70 the rail that surrounds INC
reporters desk hc pInchcd ont one OF H> IRON Pp''9
WIFI, hs feet with et-c. After 'daI hncho?'ec 81
some minutes az the door leading e. the sttrS ne was
turned face downward and his hands handcuh"l be
hind his back. Then he was carried ;acc do"h"hIu
10 tho floor below. In cen he qulctH gov. con,
sidcrably and when an ambulance came nc got IN "
0uctly and taken 10 Bellevue Hospital. Sleilnsl
i powerfully built young man. somewhat beuc"th
the average stature. and comes from NcWJerscy.
lie was recognized at the court having called some
weeks ago With the modest request maj ms WICKED
brother In the Punaub' VINO wanted !" poison num- We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
SICK POLICEXAN'S GREAT COURAGE.

A fire started in Charles Forschner Il sons scale
factory in the basement Of the three story hOuse No
Al RivingtOn-st. early yesterday morning and filed
the house with smoke before three families upstairs
were awake. Policeman Thomas J. Norris Of the
EdriGgc.st squad. who had just recovered from tit
Of sickness, upstairs to get the people out. lie
helped carry ont Mrs. Tobias. weak old woman, who
tainted in the hot smoke. Then he went back again
and the smoke Ovcrcame him That he rolled down
into the burning basement Luckily the hrcmcn
rived Just then and they dragged him out before the
fire touched him. No human being hurt after
all, but three canary birds were smothercd III their
cage the second floor The damage by the fire was
about a. 900 and the property insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
WESTFIET.D.

Az INTERNAL MACHINE RECEIVED ~ NAIL"
Ten yoa~S ago John Marsh, state detective
,cn, instruncutil IN sending man 10 STATE iFi SOD
for "A 1ony term The man vowed vengeance AGAINST
the detective at that time. The convict hh' been
relen,cd recently, and rcpct!tiOns OF these trr'O
have reached Mr. Narsh's ears. In the evening
mail on saturday q wooden box zen inches I"n8
about two and htlf inches broad and ot the same
thickness was received BY Mr. Marsh The package
WAS po-t.marked New York lie hooked AT tile box
with suspicion and pTied 1t open with Il screw
driver instead Of sliding along the Id In ~ natural
wooden groove. The under side Of the box Id wa
lined with saud-papcr This rough surface rested
npon three parlor matches placed upright ana ron
nccted BY fuses 10 three long iron cylinders. A.
etn as t!r detective discovered the contents OF the
box he put il into pail OF water Thrh ne chppN
niece Of the water soaked fnS: aud when he HHlicd
II II burned like q 81. n. lie tcegraphcl AT once tp
Washington in pcctor connected with ~" postal
detective service. To ti- Inspector b" Will deliver
for annlys., the cylinders and the different part, o
the Internal machine. Tie matter mas caused u
sensation IN hi, place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
NORTHERN NEw.JERSEY COUNTIES.

ELIZAnE.TII.-Ma1arct Maiace% whose fatheF'
Michael Manager lives in Port-ave., has been MISSING
since Friday, and the police were yesterday asAo1 :"
.oarcb for ber II is believed that has been kid
nappcd . . stephen Corrgan. driver on inc Elkooetn
street railway, attacked by fo0tIads on ounuas
NIGHT lie was knocked down and one OF the nieu
held a pistol to his head while the other robbed hlu
of as . Otto Herr young FISHERMAN, vas arIt $50
yesterdov charged with attempting burn the black
smithshop in Wall-st formerly used by Fred Franh"h
PATERsON.-At the meeting Of the Aldermen laS'
night Mayor Boyner broke deadlock 6y nachao" .
lie nominated John J.. Conkln and william Deiehane
for commissioner of Assessment OF Taxes ana the
board confirmed them. The two nomihatlops VERY
10 nm vacancies caused by terms expiring ana one OF
each party had be named. The Republican majority
would not confirm Marcus Cohen, frlend Oh Iho
MAYORS on the ground that he was not a good ne
publican, and the Mayor, after several months OF
Gbstnacy on both sides, withdrew Cohen's name lot
npl.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
ByG FOrR MASTER ~ PORT.

The new English four-masted bark Falkland which
arrived Oh Sunday after voyage OF ZIG days from
Calcutta is attracting much attention from those In
tereSed I'm marine affairs Her net tonnage l. 2'3o
Of her four mssts three are square rigged and tic
fourth is rugged fore and aft she Is 371 feet In
length fortynvc feet vide and has depth Of twenty
five feet she brought cargo Of j,o37 tom, consisting
Of jutc, indigo, shcllac and other East India goods
The Falkland sails under the British flag, but Is owned
by Peter Wright a Sons. The vessel was built IN
Liverpool, launched IN July l770. and is CON
manded IN Captain Gardner, the commodore OF The
Wright d Sous sailing fleet. The bark Will return 10
Calcutta with 100000 cases of oil, and expects to
make the passage IN ninety days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW BRIGHTON stephen Mascot read the ser
mon Nothing but Leaves" before large aSSembla2c
In the chapel NJ sailors Snug arbor on sunday after
noon. The sermon was delivered originally by tho
Row f.. :. Atwood. 81 salon. Mass. on the steamship
william Penn over quarter OF century ago. 1t ha-
been repeated by Mr. Ma-sctt In many countries, ana
wa. first printed ~ Hong Kong. II has since oerl
uull ,hcd In this country los the American Tract 20
cciy. The old sailors who listened I" Il Oh sunday
charmed by th" grace Of the delivery ~ vel ~
Ia the i,sttv ~ The discourse II Is expected that
Mr. Mass-j; VIII give secular entertainment at the
Ilarlor 1T an early date"
sot-TU EEACII.-The staten Island police made
raid. upnn two museum shows that Ucr, gl''nc cN
hib!tpns Al south Beach on sunday night Twelve
And fined slO oach for violating tho sunday law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
NEWARK.

Mary Reagan. pretty eight year oid e'ri was o,,'
10 death at thc houIc Of her mother yesterday vi
rc,gan who is a widow keeps boarding ho"'c' "'''
,,, ot,cudnc 10 her hol-e,lod duties yesterday morn
inc .he heard the piercing scream, OF her htie "A"'u
ter In tho ward The g.rl dartcd ia AT doorway WIN
h.r clothing ahlazc where she was met by one OF '
.,,,,cr' vb0 eyed blanket and wrapped II about
th~ unfortunate child. The lIr had ALREADY d'h' IT,
,rori, hovcver and she died IN "a few I"uf0. ne
clothing had caught fire from some matches 'ne w.
PLAYING win.
The funeral Of Judge John Mct'r"r"r VIII iake pI"'
=, Li, home 80. OlG BROAD -t.. T. morrow Airrl"''
:. . n'rlort The Rev. Or Frazer 81 e. ~ ~
Se,t.n church viii on,ciat The pailboarc7s viii D.
torcrror Albeit a. {. smith, J0ha u. Na>c, FIA'c'
Nsckiu Daniel NJ Lyon. Jane, =. Dr'0". g y. - -
wood samuel Atwatcr. Dr. D. Wallace ana "'"I ~
Randall.
The display Of fireworks which wa- postponed Oh
.hc Fourtl of July night account oi ~" lh.h va
cent OF last night. Thousand OF people wal ''n VIC
pyr0tcc hnic display
The six summer public schools wee Opened SO 'oF
day with attendance OF nearly l,'"' = -P!.-.
The members Of the Riverside Athletic Cllb arc
cndeixoilng To make their meeting ON saturday !"
highly sue e,,iul one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
IIOBOkEN.
TIE FUNERAL OF THE TWO SUICIDES.

TIE FUNERAL OF THE TWO SUICIDES.
Franz Wcndlandt and his wife, who committed sni-
eide together and their baby. whom thoy drowned with
them were buried yesterday. The funeral was at
st Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church. at Third and
bloomfield sts. The church was crowded, PRINCIPALS
with women, and the streets leading to II were
h,ocSadcd with spectators. The services we're con
Quoted by the Rev John ". Freund assisted by the
Rev Mr. Andres. Of Bayonne. In whose church Wcnd-
landt PLAYED the organ. The bodies buried IN the
Uoboken Cemetery. 1t learned yesterday that
after Mrs. Knobbc lent Wendandt the so aud took
a chattcl mortgage, she got from him seventeen vol
uInes Of Br0ckhauS's lexicon. valuable work. The
books were ,Od Yesterday by order Of Justice Rusch
and were bought by Mrs. knobbe's husband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
STRIPPING .NEWS
PORT OF NEW YORK. MONDAY. JULY 7. 1880
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK ...........M MONDAY JULY I. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Moruca (B Broaitoot. Port Spain days. with
,nd., To rect hrsfal Arrived At the Bar AT 81 upm
steamer viking tNor Haslund. Baracoa days with fruit
10 d;omcz & Pcarsall Arrived nj tho lar at ?30pm
shin Hamilton Mitchell Bath with ICE 10 Morse & Co
vessel To Thomas Dunhams Nephew & 60.
SUNSET Wind a SANDY Hook light SSw clear. At CITY
Island, wiri hight SW. clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Wyanokc. Rol1, Richmond. City Point and Nor
folk with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion IS Co
Cty Oi Atlanta Dole West POINT Va win nlse 10
Old Dominion Co
steamer AlsenDorn Lewis Baltimore. with mdst TO nc Eos
bark - (Gcr) Pupp. Roceort 40 days In bal
last 10 Funch. Kdye a Co
CLEARED.
Steamer Alaska Br) Murray. Iyerpool-A Undorhll
Co
Steamer Manhattan (Br). Robinson. Hul-G II Heye.
Steamer Drvonia tiir, craig. glasgow Henderson Bros
Steamer GulelO BIZ First Lisbon Funch. Edye q Co.
steamer Britannia (Fr, Panzols. Marsclcs j Elwell
*
steamer Valencia Miller E,.tport dc Now. YORK $500.
Amayis lr sanders. Pensacola John & Sedger
steamer Cyprus OBJ. Guild Bcautort-Simpson. Spence
Young.
steamer Nacoochee. smith. Savannah-K Walker
Steamer ChnttahoOchce DaRpett savannah IL Waikcr
Snip q Blanchard tNorl, ~ onsrn stettin- Bonham
Boyesen.
BARK Adele u,sD. AosIitas Plzuoli-F unch. Edge Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen, noon
list Eegim'n mt Court Of Inquiry, No lRO Broadway
IL O..
Monmouth Park races, Monmouth Park, 2;30 y. III
Baseball, New-York against Chicago IN. L., Po1o
Groands 4 80 p. Ncw.YOrh against Buffalo (P. h.,
brotherhood Park 30 p.
Opening OF XXIIId Assembly District Business Mems
Republican Organization club ROOMS No. 22lS Thrdave
8 p. m.
First excursion Of the st. Johns Guild
Meeting d pilot Commissioners
Parade Of striking cloabmakeFs afternoon Massncet
.ns Cooper Union. evening.
Meeting o; plano manufacturers, New-fofk Iraoc
Schools First-aVe. and sixty ghth-st, y. IN.
Meeting 0; the Municipal Council, Irish National
League. D. m. 80
First day excursion Of The Tribune Fresh-tir Fund
children Excelsior Grove.
Music In Mount Morris Park ~ list Regiment Band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
ORANGE.

AN OLD CLUE DYING AND NEW ONE FORMING
The Orange WANDERERS. heretofore well-known
cycling club Of the Oranges. is in process OF dlsin
Iteration It's action IN having clubhouse or other
headquarters having caused much falling of in The in
tercst Of the members. \ new cycling club b be
known as the Orange Wheclmcn. organized on
Saturday evening with twenty-five members and a mum.
Der % applicants for membership already coming
forward The clnb will at take steps to secure
club headquarters and 10 boom the sport In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
THE COERTS.
SIDNEY RosESrrLp HAS 80 PROPERTY.

judge Andrews has appointed Abraham l. Jacobs
receiver FOR sidney Ho,cnfcld in proceedings on Il
Judgment obtained by Maurice Cncrmeycr. RoNcn-
field who was examined IN supplementary proceeding
dcnlc, that he has any property. Tie royalty OF S-o"
a week which he has received from TIE H'i'i'of J.
no,t,agcd hc saws for year ahead. He has written
MAY for Helen IDauvray, 10 he produced next year.
lie is to receive per cent Of thc gross receipts nhii
his percentage amounts 10 s).oVD' a'ei "n.'i nc -
r. receive per cent However he says, he has re
ceiyed the - 900 III adVan 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
COMMISSIONER YERNILYE RESIGNS

School Commissioner Jacob ID. Vormilye. the banker,
sent his resignation a member Of the Board OF
Education TO Mayor Grant yesterday. Mr.. Vcrmilye
was the Oldest member Of the Board and for twenty
years almost continuously be has been chairman OF
the Finance Committee His resignation after That vi
Mr. (,aIlaway makes it difficult to a quorum Of
that committee. His reasons for retiring are his
advanced years and poor health.