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New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
1xpnrrryG rryr coAcH HoRsrs.

The National Line steamer Denmark, which arrived
here late on Thursday night had on board twenty
six hlndsOie horses which were consigned 10 Ut
William seward Webb and william X. Nanderoilt.
They are handsome, large fellows and they stood
the VOYAGE al l.h0 lsh 1t extremely rough one
we'll Twenty OF thc horses were brought over 10y
Dr. webb and the others by Mr.. Vanderbilt, ana they
were in charges # Charles Walsh, Dr. Neob's coaoh-
man. They are high stopping coach horses all ol
greater or les, fame ia England. Among them IS Lady
Alice a noble looking chestnut mare. who mas the
title Of being champion Of England Of her breed AV
ing won the championship cup at the Ellington show
Her Majesty, another handsome mare. won tue iHso
prize AT the Jubilee show Of the Others there are '
bay mare Dagmar the brown marc White SOCKS, the
brown mare Drappng Well, tile bay stallion courier
the hay mare Bob Treauay he brown mare Dog
mount the brown mare Faith. the three yearoi cheS'
nut nllv Belle Lyons the bay oily CIarna, the chest
nut nIiy Fake Vow. the chestnut yehfiEr ~
and Nitrate the brown marc Nv Nancy ana me uToWh
",nr,s ilv Gorrnnn Two black mares and POmfretS
pony stallion died ON the voyage.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
THE COURTS.
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.


-, :, ,,,,orbouer a son OF Edward Mollenhauer,
vvas arrested ON June o. 1882 complaint OF LYDIA
= Mason an A charge Of stealing a picture from No.
80 ro.t vinctcenth ST. He taken before Pollce
sticc Hogan and discharged the same day he was ar
rested He has now brought sit against 'ifs' H"'on
fr false imprsonmcnt but does not name the amount
If damages in the complaint. lie IS not oi age ana
Yesterday Judge Beach. in the supreme Court ChaHl
hers appointed Lewis b. Eddy As his guardian al en
for the pnrpose OF conducting the suit.
Judcc Reach in the supreme Court. yesterday de
cdcd that the notice Of appeal in the case OF Harris
sniIer recently convicted Of murder in the first dc
cree i'm the Court Of General Sessions, acted as stay
and that smiler must be kept in the Tombs unul the
Court Of Appeals decided the case. The ohcrlhS IN
,enfion was 10 send smiler 10 sing Sing
judge Truax IN tho superior Court yesterday handen
don an opiulon awarding Frederick X. Keller the
sum Of II 639 30 for loss Of rents and $1,000 for DO
crease in fec value of the property at Nos oo2 sho
,f sixth ave. IN consequence Of the elevated railroad
being built in front Of It.
John F. IIalstcad recovered a verdict against the
Elevated Railroad Company some time ago in the su
pertor Court for damages to property in Division ST.
When the Iurymcn were examined. one Of them said
that in his opinion the elevated railroad structure
,arol all rropcriv I'm narrow streets. and he wOuH
need testimony show ing that there was no damage done
particular in order 10 ma Nerlcl TOT inc
rallroad company. He declared his beNef. however
in MI, ability 20 find verdict IN accordance Win u,e
evidence. The attorney for the railroad company oD
i,ctcd g. the Juror bat the trial Judge overruled thc
objection The railroad company appealed 70 tle
General Term. and that court Ia an opinion written ~
Judge HlaX. Yesterday reversed the judgment, Ill
consequence of the trial judges ruling, and ordered
rcu. ri
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
THOSE STEAM HEATING PIPES.

W :. Andrews. president OF the steam Heating Com
many went TO the Mayors oiice Yesterday ana en-
gagged IN a long discussion with Mayor Grant Com
missioner Glroy and Controller Myers about the recent
explosions Mr.. Andrews declared that his company
WA, being badly treated lie submitted 10 the Mayor
an affidavit from r. H. Prentss, the general manager
of the company. In which he said that the steam P''
never caused an explosion Ii broadway. Mr. Andrews
,hroot.ucd IA arn.al 10 the courts II his company s
charter was amended 80 as 10 inlurc It's business.
Mayor Grant replied that the main lines ot the steam
Heating Company must be- remoycd RON b.oanMa
trfnrr thc new paycmcnts were laid. Mr. Andrews
agreed 10 the removal In places. but denied tho
right OF the city TO remove all OF uieln
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
PRAISE FOR THE INSPECTORS.
r,o,yrxcNEx PLEASED WITH THE METHODS
or THE UNITED STATES LABOR BUREAU

woDK1yGMEX PLEASED WITH THE METHODS
az THE UNITED STATES LABOR BUREAU
The seven glassbowers who arrived mere on
vodresdav arc still at the Barge Office President John
= rherhart OF the Wisdow Glass Workers Associa-
tio, of America was here yesterday TO see ABOUT
Tho c,sa and he was in consultation with the author-
,ios and the immigrants most Of the day MI
rherhar is greatly pleased with the work done pS the
Federal inspectors ,,..
The work OF inspection Is being done a1hir"oD'
he said under the new management IA' inspectors
and their assistants are doing their work we'll
7, f.. my oDlniOu that the working people OF TINS
oountrv ought TO feel very grateful and give all the
announcement they can to the men In TINS depart
mont for the courtesy and energy that they use IN
irving to protect You cannot put 1t 100 strongly
for me I'm my expressions Of praise for the way IN
which our organization has been treated In inc Coh-
tract Labor Bureau and for the way In when the "sr
ests ~ the workngmen now protected Win 'e gu
ard careful Inspection now observed, II VIII De IN
poe for any contract laborers who are excluded by
the nresont law 10 get into this country Mr Eoer.
hart vent TO Quarantine last night 10 eAdhlnc LUZ
himself the work of the Bnreau - -. ,.ho. ,.,,
Tho ridd enforcement OF the Cohtrac' Ldooi , ir'
has made thc Barge Office Of special interest 70 WORK
incmnn particularly representatives, OF oIsaiHHou ~
iabor Almost every day there are Visitors rom one
who come to see tLt Wornlls, "
the law on Yesterday there we're coniihi.'e lrn m .
Wa,tor society District Assembly No 40, the Carpet
Weavcrs and the Glassworkers All had SpecIai III. III,
formation 70 give and expressed themselves as Ins
nlcos sed with the way in which the GoNeEAHcA' -
protecting American worAlngmen
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
HER FyHSr PARACHUTE Jrup A TUMBLE

Cleveland. ohio. June 27-Eseila Le Roy, Cleve
land woman. whose real name is Bull. attempted 10
make her rt balon ascension and parachute jump ~
Bcyere's Park last evening. She failed. however,
and narrowly escaped scrous injury and perhaps
death The balloon Inflated with hot air. and
Edward French. cmpoyc, sent inside 10 Keep
from iguitnG from sparks. lie forgotten, and
when the balloon sufficiently inflated II was cut
loose and shot up into the air French began 10
scramble out One Of his feet caught IN the ropes and
be hung head downward. After vicorou, struggle
hc succeeded in eXricatng himself when tie balloon
was about thirty feet from the earth aad. after turning
two sOmcrsaulis in the air, he achtcd the ground
Ms face. receiving severe Injuries. TIC struggles
Of French lOoscncd the parachute from The balloon,
and az the height Of lCO feet IL sudd My broke
loose. The parachute docs not open until II has
traVcrscd considerable distance. and the woman
descended w'h rush. Fortunately size fell into the
branches Of "a lar-c tree. and was rescued without
sustaining any injury. She considerably fright
efed but declared her intention Of trying the feat
again.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
MERCANTILE FATLy- EES OF THE WEEK

The mercantile failure reported by II. G.. Dun &
60. for the last week amount to i75 for the United
states and 20 for Canada total of 2O.. compared with
100 for the preceding week and ol5 for the CORE
spending week Of 1sro. The weekly review SAYS
That there IS hesitation In many Industries, due to the
delay IN legislation at Washington. but that the volume
o. trade continue, larger than at the CORE bonding
period If 1"-9 The report adds
" In all the reports, whether from North or south
there j. noteworthy absence Of complaint about
collections, and money markets fully supplied
but the demand + quite active At ST. Lonis and Cevc-
land, and pushes closely npOn the supply AZ Mi.
wauscc. while 1t 1, weak at Kansas CITY. The money
market Is nrmcr at Boston and isburg but pienti-
fully supplied at Chicago and c3sy al Philadclph and
the coming July disbursements arc expected ~ cause
greater ease everywhere
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
BACK From FOREIGN SHORES.

The Nornannia. OF the Hamburg American Line.
arrived in port yesterday from Hamburg making tbc
trip in seven days and three hOuf.. For the seocn
days her daily rms were 3i6 miles, 49, miles 437
miles. 80 miles, ij7 miles fGI miles 400 nile; and
81 miles in the three hours. Her average RIM wa.
1873 knots an hour The voyage was an extremely
stormy one and the ship wa, not pressed In spocd
Among her passengers were General Butterle,d
DR.. II. T. Bccbe and Francis Wilson. on the Brltap
mic. Of the White star Line from Liverpool were Mr.
and Mrs. II. G.. Hilton, Frank A. Leland Capta,n
"A v" Money, Mr. ana Mrs. X. g. Shaw and the Kev
l. sullivan. The LAIN, of The North German Linn
arrived from lfen'ea Yesterday. having on board
Baron Albrccht I"n BuOw Dr. and Mr., q n I,ur
gess, O. o. Rowland and DR.. J. VI. Ilills.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
4 LOT OF GAMBLERS FINED

crowd Of policy dealer, and gamblers was IN Judge
Marines court room Yesterday and many OF them
pleaded guilty to the indictments against them. Fines
Of $50 each were imposed upon James 4. Wilson,
Joseph Brown. John Anderson and Thomas Brady. Of
Nos. lO2 and iOl West Thirty-sccOnd-,t OF 800
Henry Eldr.dgc of 80. 90 Southst. and Jacob Helm,
Of No 222 Fast seventy nfth st. and Of 975
Henry PIirsell, Of No. 20 llorato.st who pleaded
guilty Of selling lottery tickets and fines OF 300
each were imposed upon Edward Garcia Charles Ne
Cauley. John Recs, Patrick Esan, J0ha smith and
Harry Fehn gamblers Of Nos. - and J2l SiAth-aNc
The Judge suspended sentence In another indictment
against BRADY. Wilson and Brown, and said that II
the again guilty of violating the Laws he would
send them to the pcntcntlaty.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
ATTRACTIONS GF GLEN ISLAND.

Among the plcasantest and most accessible Of the
seaside resorts this city Is Glen Island. During
the last few years vast improvements have been made
and Glen Island now affords every pleasure and com
fort Of which a model summer resort can bo,st. The
trip to Glen Island Is IN itself one Of the feature,
Of an outing. In the fleet Of newly equipped and
fast going steamers are the sloan, Matteawan
Mohawk, Ny ndert starn and Howard Carroll, besides
trce reserve boats. The attractions, other than those
Afforded By nature comprise boating bathing fishing
Dola Of steam laugchc, and large aquarium.
Among the other ATTRACTIONS for which Glen Island
has become famous are the grand cafe and clam bake
ball which are under the supervision Of a well known
New. York chef
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
FREDERICK BILLINGS'S LIBERAL GIFTS.

Among the gifts to colleges announced at the com.
meSccmcnt, held this week two from Frederick
Billings. OF this city--onc of $4,000 10 the library
Of h, alma mater, the University OF Vermont and
another oi 5JO,ooO b. cndow pro.csso or-hip in Am.
hcr.t Collego. where a son Of sir. Billings. now dead
graduated. in l--i. several years ago Mr.
Billings erected library building for the University
Of Vermont-whcrc he graduated in lSi4-at an
expense of over s200OOO and his latest gifi is 10
dcfny the expense Of is care and management
President Buchham announced, among the honorary
degrees conferred at thc recent commencement the
degree of doctor of laws upon Mr. Billings to whose
professional career cloqucnce and high scholarship he
paid glowing tribute.
Mr. Billings. whose city home IS In Madl,onavc is
now seriously III at his country home. In Wood.
stock, VI.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

saratOga, y. Y. June 27.-The following decisions
handed down in the second division OF the court
Of Appeal, to-day
Cincinna,i Cooperage Company agt. O'Keefc: sam
ucl, at. >amurls New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company AIT. Jackson. lSaacs agt
smith: Wihcr AIT. COOpcrstOwn and Susgue mamma
Valley Railroad Company Carradnc act. hotchNss
judgments affirmed with costs.
AIdrd,e AIT Aldridge Order reversed and judg
mcnt entered the decision Of the trial court anred
with costs. ,,..
absolute rcnde.cs. AGAINST appellant with costs.
The Phoenix Mills agt Miller, Appeal dismissed
with costs. ,,. , o.do.
Ha,hrlnck agt Burhans. Judgment anu oiuer
affirmed with one bill ~ costs
Argument was heard on the following cases
Hannah p. Nanderbcck, appellant, act. the CITY OF
Rochester. respondent a., u.-
80. 1925. Lyman BickoN ana anouier' appeAdnC'
30 IO30. Charles l.. Everson. respondent, aSt. L.
Nelson Gcre and others. appellants.
The court then adjourned 10 october 6.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
THE CASE or MRS CARR DISMISSED.

The case OF Mrs. Carr. the insane patient who was
said tO have been abused 10y the nurses OF the Pavilion
on Blactwclis Island. was dismissed Yesterday. by
Judge German. IN tho Tonbs Police Court Nurses
Gilmore. Krath Merton and Laird and Dr. George NJ
Kunz, were on hand 10 give testimony, but after a
little evidence given by the nurses the Judge decided
that the for i'm cstigatlon by th" Com
missioncrs Charities and Correction rather than one
for Judicial action. The testimony went toward show
Ing that the patient was very violent at times. and
that In Of these paroxysms she was herself the
cilsc Of the iniurcs she sustained Dr. kunz described
her As an cpncptic manic, who during her worst
spells kicked ana BIT AZ everything within reach.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
DEVYING RrKORS Of 1 COMPROMISE.

The court OF inquiry appointed To investigate the
trouble the lis Regiment me, again the Equitable
Building yesterday. but adjourned without doing any
thing For the second time Asa Bird Gardiner told the
court that important witnesses for Captain Bclknap
were not present These numerous adOurnmcnts
without protest from the court and seemingly for
trivial reasons. gave rise TO rumor that the diff
culties between Colonel Hopper and Captain Deknap
to be compromised but that practically
denied 10y Captain neknap's counsel. lie declared
that az the next ,cSSOn OF the court interesting
developments would be made. The court will meet
again on Tuesday, july 6. at the Equitable Building at
10 a. m
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
POoR PEOPLE TISIT THE SEASHORE
WEARY M-ruERs AND THEiH BABES IDENTIFIED
ny A ADMIRABLE AGENCY.

WEARY M-THTRS AND THEiR BABES BENItITED
BY ~ ADMIRABIE AGENCY.
The New York Association Tor Improving the Con
dion of the Poor society devoted {" the elevation Of
the homo life Of the needy the udicou, relief Of their
nccc- stiles and the sanitary improvement Of their
homes without regard to color. creed or nation
aly Is stu carrying on its noble work. lcseriay
however the managers and officer Of the society in
dulgcd IN moro pleasant benchccncc than the usual
and somewhat sad pleasure Of feeding the hungry
clothing the naked and visiting the sick and afflicted
aud held one Of their ocean parties at Concy Island
They left the pier Wet Twenty third Il. al o'clock
returning about IS p. m. Those who have contributed
10 thl, society and. indeed but the most stony
hearted would have felt then faces glow with pleasure
had they with what eacerncss the poor sufcrins
dwellcrs In the heated tcnamcn houses grasped the
opportunity Of breathing fresh air and enjoying q
days rccraton by the sea.
During these excursions parents and children are
alike under the direct control and connuou, super
vision of friends ~ the as.ociaon who that their
wants are supplied and pleasant day insured for
each one Tho society finds that the plan Of having
the whole family together on these outings works ad
mirrhk the parents look after their own children
to a great extent ard the anxiety mothers feel when
their entire fortune has for days vacation Is
avoided. Much and anxiety IS thus lcft behind
and the day is one Of pune enjoy mcnt 10 father mother
and children alike. Poor families who wish to make
application the association for aid or for the prv
lcgc Of attending the next ocean party can do So by
sending "A postal card TO the central Office. No. 20
Fourth ave. or living above seventy ninth-st, to
the Harlem Office. M. 2,Ojo Lexington ave, giving
name and address.
pOn receipt Of the card the district visitor will call
on the family and II they arc found eligible, viii cN
case Is Investigated and preference IS given to the
sick and convalcsccnt The report Of the society il
an assuring proof that every dollar contributed to
this cause brlshtons the life Of poor child,
lghtcns the cares Of weary mother. There were
nearly 400 who SHAPED the generosity of the association
Yesterday and they returned to the city much refreshed
and invlgOatcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races. sheepshcad Bay
80 p. m.
Arlon Society festival, Washington Park, evening
Brooklyn Canoe Club regatta.
Eastern championship meeting Of Amateur Athletic
Union, West New Brighton, 80 p. m.
CoFnthan Navy annual regatta, New-Rochelle IL a. m
Tennis tournament, Passac y. j., afternoon.
Lorlard Debating and Athletic Association games Jer.
sey City, 3 p. m.
Essex County Country Club polo match. West Orange
p.
Ch9utauqua Union excursion TO Oscawana Island.
Orange Lawn Tennis Club tournament Montrose y. J..
p.
Cricket matches in Prospect and Central parks
Long Island Amateur Rowing Association regatta
Whtestone p. m
Nassau Boat Club regatta, Harlem River . p. m.
Kings County Wheelmen races Washington Park. pm
Music In Central Park by 7th Regiment Band y. M
Races OF Smithtown Racing Association. Suaithtown
L.. l. 3 ID. M
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
END or THE COIN SALE

TIL" coin sale at Bangs a cos was finished yes
tcrday afternoon. Buying confined 10 a few col
lector and high prices prevailed Eagles coinage Of
ls3S'30 and l-fi. brought So $40 and sl6 re
spcc:ivey halfelecs Of 81, 80. '33. 80 and 80
1875. $50 $50, slI and s2l quarter eagles Of 30 and
49,. Sl6 and as so silver dollars Of 49, 3s 30 40
~ and '5s. sie. S7o. $G2. ,sls. s23 - and $40
hall idoiIars Of 80. '4G and 80. 800. SIl 10 and
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
" NTER DELAYED BY FIRE.

The pumping out OF that part OF the rev aqueuuc.
which * under the Harlem River has been postponed
the boerhouse OF Charles Petersen one OF the
contractors was burned at Shaft s5 on Thursday
afternoon. and the pumping had to be postponed for
two or three days. Mr Pctersens shed contained
three boilers dynamo and other machinery, and al
we're DESTROYED the loss amounting to from Sl.OC0
10 81 S OOO Until the boilers are replaced, the pump
ing ont cannot he done. II Is hoped aud exleetco'
however that the delay will not be long,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
srrDYIyt; THE NEW BALLOT LAW.

The Business Mems Republican Organization Of the
I'D Assembly District held their regular weekly
meeting at their rooms, NO o6 over-st., on Thursday
evening. and diseased the practical workings OF the
new ballot law The organization is doing all II can
to educate its members the subject. New members
rooms were opened The membership now numbers
no
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
ur,rg OF 4 CoLruBIA STUDENT.

william NJ. Whitfield. only son of Edwin A. ana
susic r. Whitfield died Thursday morning. nc i''
been III since the first OF the leu' ror ''' ca,
80 boon 90 attentive TO his studies at Columbia
80, maj II brought on all exhaustion from which
:, .oems h,s nature could not rally lie went 10
,shcvrle " c. In April hoping that the change
anS air. would do him good but returned home, gradu'
hiu % .ine "a his strength Ills mind always clear
an5 and his courage something remarkable
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
TO HOLD BACK BTLLION TEMPORARILY

The United states Assay Once bcre has received
instructions from Washington not to pay out bullion
pending the annual count Of the property on hand.
The count Is expected to take about week. and the
only interference likely 10 be caused by the order of
the Treasury Department Is with regard 10 the spccu-
lative plans that might possibly have been formed
for shipments Of gold bars To Europe. in defiance OF
the conditions of foreign EXCHANGE rates.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
THE NEW CoDE Or FIRE SIGNALS

Chef Eonncr'S new code Of fire signals has been re.
ccved at Fire Headquarters. IL Will probably be
authorized by the Beard Of Fire Commissioners within
weeks time. The object Of the change In the sys.
TEN J. to simplify as far possible the present com
pncaied methods of making signals. and 10 save
time IN the msssne Ct needed department aid in Ger
tain localities. 80 ~
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
rrcgfrrR FOR ~rHE DoyG BsAycn xETs.

Long Branch. y. j.. June - (spccaD.-Chanccllor
McGiI has issued rule to show in t!.c Of
Mrs Chanfrau versu, clifton W. Tayeure. why
ccvcr shorM not bc appointed to tlte charge Of the
effects and bus ness Of The Long Branch News The
rule D., returnahle Tuesday next.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

s,7 so. cents of 80, A. '43 and ,46 gig, $50
81 IS and SO so hacents Of +, 39 60 ao ana sa dimes
az a and ,te, s13 and $40; halfdimes, same years
"a 30 and si0' \ quarter OF 184o was soid ior @l-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
mr. WHITTIER UNABLE TO 90 TO HAvEaHILL

liavcrhin. Mas. June 27.-John G. Whittier the
poet has written Mayor luruham. deeply rcgretiilg
hs inability present at the 25Oth anniversary Of
EaVrrhi the poets native town. lie SAYS d" NV
strength els able to bear even the plc1suIaOc
excitement Of such occasion
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
AMERICAN DESIGNS FOR cLoAKs.

from The Cloak suit and Ladies' Wear Review
met n large manufacturer who had bcen On the
other side FOX month or two and had Just returned
Did won pick up ANYTHING in Europe 30 I a .hed
Nothing" he rcDlied. ahsnlueiv nothing We
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
HANGED FOR uCRDrR'yG HUSBAND ND WIFE

Pine CITY. MINI. June 9S-At , 80 a. III todar. in
the County Jail. William Brcohcr hanged for the
murder Of Mrs. Coonibs. his wfc's sister.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

don't need help any more from abroad TO anT nsn ve
rnents that suit the American people i"oS ~" e0
pDnfs.'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

dispute 10 arbitration can hardly be re1usfd Dy
England. The rejection of the otter would DE
plain admission that England has an lniqultous
cas-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

The Young Womens Christian Association mas opc"'"
seaside summer home for Protestant self supporting
women AT Asbury Park y J. II Is large 'h'"'
st,rv bouse and + within few minutes walk OF the
OCEAN fronting on sunset Lake. During July aud
August preference will be given TO applicants cusaged
I'm Lusin. ~ ~ this city during June ana ocp'chD''
por.ous from other place. viii be received.
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