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New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
DID BE CHARGE FOR Using HIS "iNFLrEScE"

James Heating. a carriage washer OF NO "oo hast
twenty sixth st. in the Jefferson Market Po'e Court
Yesterday charged Warren o. Barry with obtaining
$3.50 from him under promise to secure Tor hhn
place as a park policeman. keatng san he he'uo
cot the place nor was his money returned. ina
.onn,ainant said that ex Policeman Charles =. Hoae
land who gave bail Tuesday TO answer charHe
similar TO that brought against Barry told mn IN
August. 1888. that Barry could get him a place. u
went 10 Barry said keatug. "a and ne told me t''t
for $3.50 he could get me place. lie Sah ula' tte
money wonld 90 10 some other people including Hoag
,.rd 7 mot him in Central Park the next dsy and
he told me to give the money 10 Hoagland: winch !
did The understanding was that II he dld not ee'
mo the place was 20 have my money back:
Rarrv denied the charge. He gave bail for ms ap
pearance 20 Omorrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
r,r,ov, rrvpERlycE CONGRESS.

The Rev, ~. Charles !. prcm'' "u''' W
conmitie, nf Arrangement, for the N'"'""' ~"
pcr,ncc Congress, which b, Ia meet UT TINS cay ""
t,ue if aud l. SAID Yesterday mat 'H'"i"i' "'"''
lac rcady t bc issued on June !. gVln. iu" i'''' va"
IA those wishing 10 attend the Consi'~' ~ '"' ~
formation a, they may need with IeIar" ~
and hotel rate, and accommodations '''' ..n,,,.
circular nm, hc obtained from Joseph ~ ''~''"''
~ - ,.,,,,l,.r--. II The Congress VIII "P'" at
~ q, IN at the Hrndway Iabcriacc' WI" Il" ="
dress by General Seal Dow "n state an" '"''''''
prt,,i,, If, VIII be- followed bv Robert truman
ou all ouc,tion, over which there ~ 'on"'''
mon, ,,o,.,,nc, men, the rule adopted hN '' 'o''
mttee i, To- permit representative OF c''r sue ~
open the question and tlnh ."'No
followed by i've minute " t"ihH' . oI "a u,rticipate
tmong those vho nave ALREADY aSftsl ~ i" .,,,,
in thc concrr,, arc cN President Mt'n,n ., n"trrkv
I,-.nn ,nft GENERAL Greene Clay smith "i u' n
General Palmer of i,nu-l lvania JuuH, 49,, nary
Chicago: ex-Iudgc \0ah DAVIS nlo.,i ti ,hc Rev DR.
linn, D- y : Davis of th!caS" NV t"n,t -, - bn.t
Howard crosby. Eugene tlHpp "t l,o'"1 tannrrancc
Of Others representing eN'N '""
iutn
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
DISTRIBUTING THE clrT'S MONEY.

Tho Board of Estimate appropriated Yesterday fooo
assist in deryIng the expenses of the Grand ARMY
~ the Republic Memorial Day. ana ofoered
~5O 1893 of excise money distributed among chari-
ialc institution, which have the Of juvenile de-
huqucnt-.
The sum Of 100000 voted to the Board OF
Education for repairs upon the old Hebrew orphan
A>ylum ~ seventy seventh 81. and ThlId-ave. wmeh
i, 10 he TUNED into public school capable OF accom-
mo.latuy 200 pupil- The Controller authorized
issue S6iOOO Of school house bonds, the proceeds
10 Ice spplied to increasing the accommodations Of
school sites n stanton aud East Ninth stS. lie wae
desired also is,uc bonds amounting 10 S12se0 ~
10 buy furniture and heating apparatus for schools
No, % and So The sum OF ~ go was transferred
from the list Regiment Fund for the purpose 0f
securing hcJdqudricr, Tor the lNt Brigade ana au
armory for Troop \.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
WAS THE COLONEL FORCED TO MAKE THE TRIP

Gable dispatches satd recently that Colonel Mayd
well. OF the British Army. had disappeared from
England at the time the Etruria sailed for TINS port
1t was also ntmated that the Colonel boarded the
steamer 20 say good-b TO numerous friends. Wicked
rilmors these friends never part without
the consolation of liquor. which complerb oVer'"mc
the gallant Colonel. who slept In the smoking CABIN
for several hours after the steamer had left lNerp""
OF conrse the Colonel had 10 remain board IL the
report is true The agents OF the (unard Line did not
seem 10 know much about Colonel MaydweU ycs'er
dsy when asked whether lie had arrived mere on ,he
Efrnri, II Was said however that Snch a mon did
get here aud sailed yesterday foT Liverpool rs "
second cabin passenger on the steamer "alh
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

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New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
TIE cor HTS.

JOIIN ANDEE~ON's HEIRS AGAIN ~ COURT
\ -uu has been besulh ~ the supreme court Nv
MIR Laura :. Appleton. daughtcr OF the millionaire
tobaccoui,t John Anderson. To- recover ium ihc N'"
Nork Life Insurance Company and Frcd"r'h y. l'im
ioud a one lDh Interest the Plaza Hotel property
~ fifth aud Finy ninth Il, and oue min "i "'e
Ifont, of the property since september 20. l77-.
~ the death 81 John Anderson. under hi- WILL thi'
property paced to hi- SON John Charles Anderson no
subsequently, sold 10 iD John u. Ph'i" ana James
campbell The New NorG Life Insurance company
40 4uIcG p,,>-on II the property al force fo~utr sale
and leased u io Hammond The profit are aid &"
Doe fl.5.uUO a year and Mr.. Appleton also ash Tor
-lOUUNO fof Icing deprived - r u,c of the pfuprrN
She declare that her father, viii j. invalid hrr
niece ha- already recovered SjoOOo 100 Hu clcctncnt
,ut against Phyic and Campbell.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
C0JryBTAS NEW ATHLETIC GROUNDS.

Tho copmttee of the Alumni Association of Column
bia College which has charge of the new athletic
field OF the college decided yesterday on the plans
The grounds are on the Fort Washington r"ad ho''
one hrind ed The house no" on 'e
knoll is Ia be removed TO the northeast corner Z" WV
field. 4 quartermie track VIII be H'iu "t anu -"
the south side OF the will be the 2fo yau stFaieD
away mart Of which will he included in the oval In
side the track a space is left for football ana
lacrosse field During the baseball season DIAMOND
will be- laid out. ON the northwest corner oi the
oval will he the grand stand. ana on me western WV
m he field hevond thc track the space viii be reserved
for tennis courts Two entrances will he placed on
the Fort Washington road
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
SIZE DID MORE THAN JUST LOOK At THE xOyET

Mrs Kate Demott was arrested at her fat, at No
$50 West Fifty seventhst, on Tuesday, charged by
Charles Cronheim, a real estate agent, Of 80. 80
West Ffty-ninth- st.. with robbing him of $1,000 in
rreenbacks CrOnhem said that on Monday after
noon he visited Mr.. DemOt, with whom he had bein
on pleasant terms for thirteen years. and according
20 his promise brought her 5000 Just for her 10
how so much money looked she snatched The
money from him and ran ont OF the house, he said
When arrested Mrs Demott at produced the
81, 900. she said that CrOnhcm had visited her FIRE
quenty and had promised her the ~ 900 as Gift.
'ronhem would not press the charge IN ponce court
yesterday, and the woman discharged.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

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New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
cWlLRY VETERANS To ORGANIzE.

Tie surviving officers Of the Reserve cavalry
Nri,d. Viii form social organization on June 9. the
.,,ny,r-,r, of the hifth Of beverly Ford. They Will
then L,rin a -eric, of mes, dinners. The command
,ucude. the LET. I'd 5th ana 9Th Regiments of United
states cavalry the 9th Pennsylvania and lst New
Work Dr,e,op, the I'd Ma>~achu>ett, Artillery and the
ilor.. Artillery ol the Regular Army \ committee
of arrangement, has been formed Those who wish
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Chief Of the bureau of Elections i one of the members
Of the organization.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
MERCANTILE LIBRARY OFFICERS ELECTED.

The annual election o. the Mercantile Library Associ''
tio Sas he'd Iuesdav afternoon IN their temporary
,,.,.,s ,t No. 81 Ffth.ave. The following directors
were unanimously elected to wears Alex
,nder NJ Esgleson. A. H. Timpson, f. A. Sandlsnd ana
r. A. Rumney. The election Of trustees Of the Clinton
Hall Association which holds and manages he property
~ tho Mercantile Library held the place yes
t.rd.y morning There 262 and the Tot
lowing ticket elected without opposition: Isaac H.
,.uey Hugh n. Camp. NJ. {. d. Borden, Daniel r.
Appleton Cornelius ~ Bliss. Henry A. Oakley and OhAf'
II
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
SETTLING THE ESTATE or GENERAL LoGAy.

Chicago May 2I Mr.. John \. Logan. eNe'"tfN
Of the estate of senator Logan. filed h"r n''l
report Of the estate with Judge k"hlsut TO-DAY. sic
saw that "a" wn- appointed "N"'uirN Nv"
,raf~ ago no claims have been preferred against t"
estate The pcTOuHl estate i- l"-, than "a" Hnpuni
Of the widows award. and -hc ha- selected ana ap
Piled the same upon her award. she ~ays that there
remains no reason why tine c-tit" should not b"
settled. and she piays that the report may si'nd
for and iu lieu oi hri nual drcpunt. ana mat 40"
bc dis char,cd from her administration of the estate
and the estate be- dc, Jared -cttlcd. The report Is
concurrcd in By John =. Logan, Jr., aud Mary +.
Clpr
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
TO FIGHT THE PROPOSED Cross TOWN ROAD.

The publication in The Tribune YESTERDAY Of the
proposed route Of the projected Iiticthst. Astoria
and Central Park Railroad called TO IL the attention
or many property owners in front Of whose homes
the track Will be laid iH the franchise i granted
large number Of these property owners nave aiea
united IN opposing the road. but their names VIII
not be given ont until definite plan of action
has been decided upon by the lawyers who have
been engaged to fight the corporation.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Mr. Low GETS ANOTHER PRESIDENCY.

The Ncw.yok Society Of the Archaeological institute Of
America held special meeting Monday night IN Iiam
Tan Hall Columbia College. ProfeH@or Dri,cr who expects
spend wear, IN Europe. Offered his resignation from
the council of the institute and President clecbd
In his racc President Iow mode president of he
fnstt. the OF which VIII transferred from Boston
IN New York. After the business meeting Dr. AHr'n
f.ndenan Of Johns HOphtns University read paper Oh
81 ite,arv Frauds Among the Ancients."
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
DECISION on THE FRArDS rs MONTANA.

Helena Mont. Nav 2l.The supreme Court Of
Montana day decided the contested election of the
sheriff Of silver Bow County involving the validity
Of the vote IN the famous Precinct So 81. The court
unanimously held that the vot" Of That precinct va,
20 irregular IN all respects and saturated with
proven fraud that ~ should be- entirely rejected This
elects the sheriff and all Of the Republican officer, IN
silver Bow County.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
r4uv,yy MEN ~ CONSULTATIONS

MAYOR Grant held consultations Nc''''""' ,
Bourkc Cochran John VI. Bo"crs' '"' -. loo.
fIarh Commissioner OF Accounts l'arse'' o''''' Nv
cnn,ni..ioner Cilroy and other prominent Ia"i'"nN
mon H. WIS rurnorcd thai tl' N""''
no.t talked about was the Office oi F"I'' ''"''''-
sioncr. and that >olon u. smiths nexi ir7'"''
Henry C. Pcrlcy. likely t" hr ,'rt r"', declined
missioner McCaves sue e--"r. ha'" ,' his y,iiors
q. ,ny wb,i subcrt. werr scn,>ed win NJ ,' ~ = =
Int intimated that the Police COMMISSIONS rrevoiIs
moi one of them. strong lihp'c'ao, ",. ar
H. IoI, NcCnvc will be his own -u''c''"''
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THE RESTAC RANT MAY REMAIN AFTER ALL

The Park Board yesterday gave permit to the
Coaching Club for its animal turnout IN Central
Park Saturday afternoon. President IIutchins
has directed superintendent Parson make an et-
animation Of the Mount st. Vincent restaurant and
ascertain what IL would cost To place it IN proper
order 1t Is thought that The Commissioners, NAV
decide not 10 tear down the restaurant owing 10 the
Criticism such measure has received but 10 reduce
II to one story, as suggested by Comm,sion Gallup.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
TWO STEAMERS IN COLLISION.

The Pay Ridge steamer River oueen and the steamer
J. R schuyler came In collision Yesterday AZ 30
A. m on the Battery. Both steamers we're under
fun headWav. and the Queen hit the Schuy er Oh the
port side. amidshps damaging the paddle6oN and
tearing hole IN her guard. The River Quoeu'1
bow was put little ont Of Joint but no serious dam
ape was done II il supposed that the Queen did not
Judge the tide rightly and that the pilots did not
signal each other in fine The >Chui Ter va gong 10
the fishing banks she had 10 return ~ her per IA
the East River for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
orHER ATTRACTIVE CONTENTS OF
HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR JUNE

HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR JUNE
BEGINNING VOL 81.
Through the Caucasus By Vicom,e EUGkys
MELcHToR DIX VoGUE. Eleven illustrations by
l. DE THULsrRUP and II. d. NICHOLS
The Enemy's Distance: Range finding At
Sea by Electricity BY PARK BENJAMIN, D.
With three diagrams.
The American Burlesque. BY LAURENCE
Huron. Nineteen Illustrations.
Three Brilliant Short Stories: "Would
Dick do That" BY GEORGE A. HrBBARD. II.
listrated by ALICE BARBER Two Points
of View" by MATT CAM" Six Hours in
Squantico,' bv F. HoPKNsoS SMITH. Illus.
trated by A. Is. FRosT.
Furst Bismarck By GEORGE MoRrrz WAHL.
Plate portrait after Franz Lenbach.
The Best governed City in the World.
By JULIAN RALPH. Six illustrations.
The Young Whist players Novitiate:
Some Practice Hands for Beginners. By
Professor +. b. GOODRICH Diagrams.
Chapbook Heroes. By Howard Pyle -Four
illustrations by author.
-Four Poems. BY ZoE DANA USDERHTLL, WILL
IAN :. WALSH, ANGIE w. WRAY, and c. II.
CRANDALL.
Things one could have wish 20 have Ex-
pressed otherwise Full page drawing
bv GEORGE Dr. MAURIER.
Editorial Departments: "Easy Chair" By
GEORGE WILLIAM Curtis - study" Bv
W. D. HowELLs.-" Drawer Conducted by
CHARLES DUDLEY WARNrR.
Literary Notes. BY LAURENCE HUrTos.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THE REPTgLlC4y LEAGUE ST1T.

The suit OF Tallmadge a Martin against the Re
publican National League Wa continued Yesterday
cfore the referee Mr.. Racgencr. Two witnesses,
Edgar r. Bracket. eX-meuber of the League National
Committee and \ B. Humphrey, secretary 81 the
Leagae. were examined. Their testimony was all IN
with that previously offered BY the Lchgnes conn
,el Elanchar Gay Phelps. viz. That Albert
Daccett was engaged hv the committee to have
printing OF any other work done and tIat con
sc0uently the League IL responsible for bill, oi
his contracting.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
NO ,o vr,ys couyrylCATIvE.

~. p..oo y, ,ohn Paton a co.. who are in''r
o.,oA ,ri,h u 4 Warner and II. sellers Mckee III
plttsburg. in the purchase of the control o ' .,
railroad, Of Buffalo. is in the West. "nc"lo'' ~
the firm said YESTERDAY that itr lneie'.1 .1.,"us could
ordinate in tle TRANSACTION but taIi Ho ue
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THE wonAv,S PRESS clrs FEELS IT'S 1oyS

The following resolutions have been adopted hy
the New ork Womau's pic-- club ON The death "f
Ms Katherine Y. f. Cr,ndall Whereas, II ha,
been the viii N her creator tn tahe from onr mum
her Mr.. Katherine v :. Craudail ON" 81 oar most
valued and efficient members. therefore. De- II re
solved that We. club and individually, deplo"
the loss have sustained bN tlc death Of one VINO
~ fully realized ideal of trIr woman. Re
soN ed, that OFFER heartfelt sympathy I" lhc
family bercft Of wife mother. daughter and sister
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
CHARGED WITH ROBBJyG THE DESTITrTE.

George :. Turner was rcnanded in a police court
yesterday TO await rcquston from Seattle. Wash.
where he is wanted on charge q. larceny. ii Is
alleged that he charged $4,000 than the market
price for supplies furnished inhabitants Of seattle
Nhan that city was nearly wiped out by ire last
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
DEFECTIVE BALI/rs At HARTFORD

Hartford. Conn, May 2l.-Iudgc Thaycr. Of the
Supreme Court decided this morning that the tickets
issued At the recent CITY cectlOn marked "CiuLens'
were void and that William II. TslcOtt Dem. VhO
declared defeated rs the canddaie for Alderman
in the seventh Ward by by H. J.. Phlbrck
tRep), il elected Alderman. Philbrck received some
Of the Citizens tckets. The ease will 60 tD the
supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
MEETING OF PACIEIC NAIL uLRECTNRS

The directors OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
held their regular monthly meeting yes,c,day All we're
present except Jay Gould and G. p. Huntington. Tho
following inspectors of election we're appointed for the
annual election next Wednesday r. Morrison. J. j..
slocum. II. r.. Dixon the altemstcs being Guy Phillip
AID Edwin (InnlA.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
AcnrNr M0N1ERcnLE,, SENrENcED.

Philadelphia Mas Fl. nin-cppc Caru,l, alas ''"ht
Monicrcoc.7 pleaded guilty before Judge Tha'cf t"da'
TO urcl and va, sentenced tp Imprisonment for siN
months. The defendant April u issued circulars
which contained dcfamdtprN statements regarding MS
wife, Virginia Knox Camsi. Of Pitt-burg.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
SANDY IIDDk RDTTE

A new time table on the sandy Hook ROME w uio o
,en,r,i Railroad Of SewJersey will take ehect Oh
THURSDAY, May 28th, with additional accoh'"ci"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

b" announced n vet beyond what given in press
dispatches. The price paid Is about S3.OOo,Ooo'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

year. He able TO do this, II is charged through
the aid Of confederate. who one OF the connNee
which disbursed the relief fund.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
By
FRENCH ARTISTS

The LEADING ILLUSTRATORS or france
-Rossr, MYRBAcH, AND orHERs-wrLL
LEND THE CHARM OF THEIR ART TO
"PoRr TARAscoN." The FIRST install
MEyr CONTAINS "a ILLUSTRATIONS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18
BRIEF TELECRAMS.

CErri>.E. Marrh i..-I'rince>s Zor>a, the ei.i-
.s> child of the Montrnsgrp ruler i dead. she
married i'm issj to l'rincc karageorgteS itch.
wN-HI>.ro>, March i..-Chief Mayes of the
Cherokee nation. who came here Ia prOtesf
against the gov ernment taking the strip. Ii wild
over it, orcupatiou by the boomers. He forcibly
expressed the opinion that some Of them should
be shot down
CHIc AGO. March l..-willAm NJ. Craix. the
confidesttiai at the q. J. l.. Meyer & Sons
company, l. missing, and II Is alleged BY \ local
paper that the company's books shows irregular
itiss his part amounting to thousands % dol
Lars. He is said to have been spscu,ating heavily
In real estate
NoNrREAL. March IA post Of the Grand
Army of the Republic is to be formed here. Dur
ing the war a large number OF Canadians served
On the northern side. attracted by the generous
bounty offered. 4 meeting MAS held this AFTER
noon and steps taken To form a post. There
present 52 men eligible for membership.
NEW YORK. March i..-A mad dnG ran
through the streets to-day and bit two boys and
"A man. The dog Mas finally killed by police
man. The injured persons had their wounds
dressed nj the hospitals. The dog had been
made mad by the boys who plagued n. N ran
about four mikes and Is thought to have bitten
number OF persons. but the cases OF only three
victims have been reported.
SAN FKNNcISco, March 1.-THE Indian
known as ..Old Gabriel died At the county hoo-
pital salinas yesterday. There Is no record of
his birth. bus when the franciscan missionaries
came to california more than century 80.
Old Gabriel WAS then grand father. and ~
born about irto, and had reached the aHe cf ~
years nj thc time of his death
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18
The CHANCELLOR YIELDS
London Dispatches Say That Bismarck
Has Pulled Out.
He Could Not Get Along in Peace
with the Policy OF Ger
many's Young
Kaiser.

LoNDoS. March IA Berlin dispatch
to tho Daily Ne,rs. timed at midnight.
says that all teleRrars are vigorously in
sI'ectcsi by the authorities and stopped IL
they go beyond announcing the rssmors OF
the immediate and ostensible cause of
the resignation of bismarck. There is u
divergence nj opinion between the chain
ccllOr and the emperor concerning far
tory inspectors. IL IN said the emperor has
refused tai accept Count Herbert Bis
marck's resignation. General Won Cap
chancellor.
The Times Berlin correspondent nays I:
tiOn with the labor conference tn causc
Prince Bismarck - une xpectetl action.
The Standards Berlin correspondent
says: .'Thc German offic ials decline tp
forward my messages"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18
OPPOSED TO THE TREATY.

sesasor Ingalls, Int reduces u Pension Nsea-
arr-rhe Turner D0nsl Heard From.
wAsHINGTON, March 1.-THE protest
against the ratification Of the Russian
treaty. which the senate over Ingalls, adj
verse ruling, permitted Cockercll tn pre-
sept i'm the open session to-day was from
ths Wool Working Machine Hands Union.
st. Louis. The reasons given for the pro-
test are that the si9ners consider that the
ratification OF the pending treaty would
he q mistake because the state Is without
any regular system OF Justice. A state i'm
which exilcs without lease OF judicial
process IN governmental institution that
can offer mo- guarantee for an honest use
Of am extraSlition treaty.
Ingalls, to-day introduced bill provisi-
ing that a soldier who Inns lost both eyes
or one arm and one leg may get married
mt amy time he may sd desire To some one.
to take care OF him, and at his death the
soldiers widow should receive 81 n
month 40 long as she remains single.
IL the soldiers wife refuses to live with
and care for him he may, after
her absence for six months procure sli-
vorce from any county eourt upon the
payment of g.
The North American Turner Bund
comprising 4O,O0C mcntDsrs. protested by
n resolution at a recent meeting I'm 81
Louis. against amy change in imuniHra
ton or naturalization laws at the United
States. This resolution was presented "a
the senate to-day by Vest.