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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW OFFICERS FOR AZ ATHLETIC CLUB.
The staten Island Cricket and Baseball club, one
IF the oldest athletic organizations In the country.
elected the following officer, al Livingston on Monday
night: President George s. sconcld vice president
II. T.. Alexander: secretary, X. Il. G.. Walker.
treasurer f.. j. Shrvcr board of directors. f.. Ii.
outcibridgc. william II. Dtvdgc. George IL. friczc
L.. T.. &. iurln. If. W ~iucIm, jr. "A. {. Hopkins.
Eugene Trl adwcll !. {. Bate ard r. McGfcgOr
lying. Harvard College, famous tchcr and catcher
wa elected captain oi the baseball team. Tying VIII
again pitch foT the staten Island 'rckcts this year
good did much to give the Crickcts tho
championship of The Amateur League last year.
4. " smith elected captain Of the crckci
eleven.
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NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, March 4.-Thc President today sent
10 the Senate the nominations of Henry H. Waller
20 he postmaster at Remington. Ind, and OF these
Consuls William Burgess, Of New JerSey at IuhNIiIl
Herbert Woloott Bowen. of New York, at Barcelona
Frederick " Cailin of New York at Munich VIII
lam r. Estes of Minnesota. at Kingston. Jamaica.
Trenton y. j. March 4.-Thc appointment OF
William Burgess Of this city, ~ Consul AT iuisaI,
England ends a long contest for the place oel~ecn
Fast Liverpool. Ohio, and Trenton, the two lcanns
pottery centres Of the United states Between 'h,sc
iival claims the President was di~inclncd I"
When Mr.. burgess Wa proposed. however, ov'n '!''
were satisfied. Mr. Burgess i graduate Oh tl'n"r
ton In the class OF 1-77. For eleven years ne nv
fenn "A member of the International Pottery Company
l.sra
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ISRAEL F. FISCHER MADE CHAIRMAN.

The first meeting Of the Kings County Republican
Executive Committee for 1890 was held last evening
at No. 1913 Lawrencest. Nearly all OF the members
we're present. Israel F. Fischer OF the Twenty sixth
Ward was elected chairman without opposition.
Clarence \. Barron. secretary OF the General COM
mittee elected secretary Of the Executive Com-
mittec \ number Of measures were under discussion
by the committee to "A late hour several amendments
10 the By laws will be presented 10 the General CON-
mttee next week
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NO TROUBLE BETWEEN THE TWO HOSPITALS

In a statement published yesterday it said that
there trouble between the Hahnemann Hospital and
the homeopathic College and Hospital From
u the ahnemann Hospital IL Is learned that
such is Several prominent NEWCOMERS
members the boaris OF both institutions No
llfccng there said TO b. between Or. Guern
sew OF the shnemann, and the younger physicians
known to exist IL the webeing OF the hospital were
threatened by professional eaous its physicians
would promptly remedy the difficulty they
rnnlh Da.llN 10
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THE FAITH CURE AGAIN UYAvAILING.

The death of another child from diphtherla when
the parents refused to summon medical attendance
occurred Yesterday at No 1913 Union The child
was the eighteen monthsOld Of Gustave and
Anna Andersen, members Of the Faith Cure society
Of south Brooklyn. The child died while the parents
were praying The father arrested. lie SAID
the matter was entirely in the hands OF the Lord.
The house where the Andersens live is a fourstory
tenement with several families and II Is feared that
the disease will spread $3.50
Coroner Rooney held John Peterson whose child
died In similar manner, for the Grand Jury yes
terday in 81 800 bail.
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Az INTEEsTArE COMMERCE HEARING.

Washington. March 4.-The Interstate Commerce
Commission today gave hearing in the case Oh Iio
PoughkcepSc Ion Company against the New" LOT"
Central and Hudson River Railroad. the boston anu
Albany and the Connecticut River companies. ini1
involves the rcasOnablcness Of rates on pig IRON
from Iougkcepsic. y. Y. 10 various points IN >ew-
England as compared with those now charged q pig
iron from Youngstown, Ohio. Authority was glvcn
the attorney 10 file briefs after which an early decsioh
Will be rendered.
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CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

The art exhibition In the parors Of the Harlem Club
on the afternoon and evening Of Friday and Saturday
promises to be noteworthy success. over sixty
pictures, representative of American art will be
shown.
The final match OF the bowling tournament between
the Harlem Democratic and Harlem Clubs will take
Mace 70 night Colonel Rogers will present hand
some trophy to the winning team.
concert By the Columbia Glec and Banjo Clubs
will be given under the auspices Of the Young Ladies'
Society in the Pilgrim Congregational Church. Madison
ave and one hundred and twenty frstst., tomorrow
evening.
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RNNONNE

Nearly all tho girls employed IN william Macfarlane
& Co.'S Xix factory Al Hayonuc went on strike yes
tcrfav morning. dozen girls and many boy,
remained. NhOnt ninety ont Several II the
girls said that the cause Of their acton was that
they had too long hours. excessive work and IN
adequate pay.
An action in Chanccry has been brought by James
u. Close to recover real estate valued at about
10000 from Mrs. Emcliza Studwcll. his eldest
sister. who lives al Tlrrvtonn. y. !. Close decided
hi, property his sister In l--- without consdcra
finn
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UP IN BUSY HARLEM.

REHEARSAL BY THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The public rehearsal Of the Harlem Philharmonic
Society, preparatory to the second annual concert
which is to be given tomorrow night took place yes
terday afternoon at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Hall Though the attendance not large
the rehearsal was regarded as muscay great sue
cess showing much painstaing work on the part OF
the performers. Henry T. Fleck was conductor and
Mrs Clara Thoms was the piano soloist. A talk on
the "SymphOny.r by Mr.. Krehblel, with illustrations
by the orchestra listened to with close attention
and marked interest.
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THE WEST JERSEY PRHSBYTERY on REVISION.

Camden. ~ j.. March (spcciab-At it, regular
spring session here oday the Vest Jersey csytc
finished the discussion Of the question Of the revision
Of the Confession Of Faith on the first question, DO
Won desire revision Of the Confession q" the vote
10 yea, and IG nays Ia reply 10 the second question:
as 20 the extent ~ the revision the majority report 81
the committee appointed to consider the questions,
which report recommended that the General Assembly
take charge OF the matter unanimously adopted.
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A RAPID TRANSIT ROUTE IN ArLANrIc-AvE

The Atlantic Avenue Rapid Transit Commission
adopted a report yesterday laying out route for
rapd transit in Atlantc-ave from the water front
10 the Queens County line. There also laid out
a branch between sackman-st. and Jardine Place, TO
the Manhattan Beach Railroad single track branches
between sixth and Fifth ayes. 10 private properly
bounded by sixth Carlton and Atlantic aves. ana
Pacitc-st and between BcrrimaDst. and sheppard
ave. to a point near Liberty and M0ntauk ayes to-
cethpr with a curve between South Elliott and Fort
Greene places the yard Of the Long Island Railroad
Company. The question whether the tracks shan
be elevated depressed was left OPEN
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ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE WEST JERSEY ROAD.

Camden. y. j.. March (Specall.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of The West Jersey Raii
road today these directors were elected: George H.
Roberts. Coleman +. Leaning John NJ Moore, Iho'ha'
H. Dudley George Wood j. y. DubarTy, y. Parker
shortrldse Henry D. Welsh. William J. sewell. Zen
jamn F. Lee James H. Nixon, Josiah Wistar. David j.
Gill. T. b. Comegys and William Il NIXON Geoisr -;
Roberts was reelected president. william J. scweH
vice president. and william TAYLOR treasurer. iHe
West jersey and West Jersey and Atlantic roahs ldn
gross earnings of 81 52G169 -. and operating expenses
Of 81 O0D O7O 60 leaving the net earnings sf2 ODE "
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pprcA,rroN AGAINST ACCIDENTS.

Albany March AIN the matter OF the COLLISION
at Owcgo On The New York, Lake Erie ana western
Railroad on January 30, BY which one man was kiIicn
and several Others were Injured the Railroad 'oh-
missoncrs have recommended that rear tstihmeh Oh
all passenger trains be required 10 remain on the
rear car with Instruction. 10 be ready al an the7
10 protect the train. The railroad company is cen.
81 WaVcrly.
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HARRISON

ARAILWAY CONTRACTOR KILLS HIMSELF.
Fdvard Cunningham. age lfty-fve, a sub contractor
for TIE Erie Railroad Company fatally shot himscIf
a' his home n Harrison yesterday afternoon lie r"d
been de- pondent some trouble about property.
Yesterday morning he remained n bed. lie Wa called
~ noon Is his wife, ard aftcrw I'd pistol shot
tae heard In h- room lie had -hi himself IN th'
head l.rf ffr physician or priest 7od be- summoned
de- dsf Cunnlr-hain old 7~sdent ~ iiar1
son bore nu exemplary character and owned oon>d-
cradle property lie leaves wife and several grown
lhildrcn.
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The Market Commissioners have handed over the
new market building to the municipality. The total
cost Of the building Is about S325,OOO. Leases are
to date from March l. the market will be Occupied
at once.
The Grand Jury yesterday made a presentment 10
the court severely cOndemning the condition OF inc
JAIL which IS pronounced disgrace to the county
The Jury found that in the womcn'7 department tcre
are only twenty seven cells, while the NUMBER Oh
female prisoners is frequently sixty.
The Newark Fruit and Produce Company, Nos. IL
and II Commerce st. has missed goods worth ii 900
detective yesterday John Gulick. head clerk Tor
the firm 90 Ia the and deliver barrels Ct goods
Ia two men, GullcI ard James Ioagland were ar
rested later. and Gulick confessed the robberie".
The congregation Of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church Of Rockville have secured their first pastor
the Rev. Hugh H. Ma'Cauley, Of the Presbyterian
Church Of Bound Brook. Mr. MacCanley expects 10
be .cttlci TN his charge this month ana VIII
probably preach his first sermon on Easter sunday.
lie j. comparatively Young man. and his sermons
are marked for their originality and painneSs IN"
Tiith Avenue church organized last October ana
il, prospects under Mr. MacCauIcys leadership are
bright
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PROCLAMATION ABOUT BEnRING SEA

Washington March 4.-The President Will ia few
DAYS issue proclamation warning all persons against
entering the waters Of Borng within the dominion
OF the United states the purpose Of violating the
provisions of Section 9J6 Of the Revised Statutes
This section enacts that: No person shall XII any
otter. mink maren sable or fur seal or oher iur bear
Ing animal within the limits Of Alaska Territory, or IN
the waters thereof and every person guilty thereof
shall for each offence. be fined not less than SOU
nor more than al OOO imprisoned not more than six
months or both and all vessels. their tackle apparel
furniture and cargo found engaged in violation OF TINS
section shall be forfeited but the secretary Oh the feao
ury shall have power to authorize the killing Of any
such mink, marten. sable other fufbeailne animal
except fur-sesls. under snch regulations As lie may
prescribe and il shall be the duty Of the secretary
to prevent the killing Of any fur seal and 70 proviae
for the execution Of the provisions OF TINS section u
IL is otherwise provided BY law, shall he grant any
special privileges under this section"
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Anton Zillsbergcr age sx KY
five years keeper Of lager heer-sh0p az 10 - o'o
tree in Gosman's Woods sunnyside, YESTERDAY morn
ing lie had hanged himself with piece B., Oh nod ado
graph wire ID IS said by his relatives tlat ne naa
quarrel with his family money matters on onnuas
and that he left home threatening to Kill mhiSeii'
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PT.AINFIELD.
DEATH or ISAAC IROkAW

DEATH OF ISAAC HROKAW.
Isaac Brokaw, FIR many years a--essor ~ North
Painfcli died In Planncd yesterday. lie
prominent candidate for postmaster. for which oihco
hr was strongly backed hy old soldiers. he having
served m the war lie Wa commander Of Winfield
scott Post. Grand Army Oi the Republic, and WAS
prominent IN number Of secret societies.
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COvrERFNCE ABOUT A BRIDGE.

A conference between tho first mortgage bondhoacr'
OF the Kcithsburg Bridge Company and a sno-'om-
,nitee Of thc Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad was
held Yesterday. There mutual exchange 90
proposals but Tho conference was adjourned wihonI
a no>fvc result. IL said on tho part 81 me
BRIDGE Company that the offers for the use ot thc
bridge had not been satisfactory. The new meeting
TO dav NAV end differently.
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THE HEd THER REPORT.
'oRLCAsT TILL < T.. VI. WEDNESDAY.

EOKLCAST TILL = T u. WEDNESDAY.
Washington, March i.-Ior NcwELglan fair weather.
followed by " dne day morning. winds shit
Ing 10 northweserly aud Thursday
For Eastern NcwYcrk. Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey winds shifting to much colder noftwestcfy.
colder. fair weather Oh Thursday.
For Maryland and Delaware, fair weather. followed by
uQht colder.
For Western New-York and Western Pennsylvania
For ohio and Indiana. colder fair weather
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OPPOSED BY TIE CANADIAN PACIFIC.

Ottawa, March (special) The Parliamentary Rail
way Committee today threw out the KoOtcnay British
Columbia railway bills promoted In the Interests Of
American roads The Premier ana other members Of
the Cabinet took the ground that the district which
is believed 10 be OF the richest minerals on the
Continent, must be kept subsidiary TO the Canadian
Railway system. The opposition TO the roads was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

SUIT AGAINST TIE HALIINUfI MD VIIIV'
Baltimore March 4.-Eiiza Good and valerie 'oou'
and daughter respectively OF j. Frederick y
Good brought suit yesterday Superior Court against
the Baltimore AID ohio Railroad Company for S-o"o"
damages for the death 0, J. Frederick ;. Good IhoY
claim he killed January 81, 1890 by locomotive
tender backing against him at high rate OF p'''"
as he was crossing at night line Of the railroad IN
his cifv
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-Colone T. L. Watson yesterday
sent 10 Hartford his acceptance Of the office OF
Brigadler General. His staff appointments VIII be
made at Colonel Skinner of West Winsted, VIII pc
the Generals successor in the 4th Regiment, G. ~ IT,
. The Common Council has voted 10 increase
the salary OF the Mayor seaside Park is to
be enlarged and improved by filling the low places and
the Common Council has appropriated $1,000 for tho
,.arIr
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THE DAY IN THE SENATE.

Washington, March An the Senate to-day Joint
esoution for taking the census in Alaska passed
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. voorhees, In
roard 10 the lease OF the fur seal islands In Alaska
A.. the North American Commercial Company wa.
ro,ted back adversely from the Finance
Committee by Mr.. Morrill,, on the ground that the
,rreasury Department had already made the lease,
ond that the committee had power to Interfere in
The matter. Mr. Voorhees, said that there was moth
rg further from his intention in Offering the resolu.
40, Than TO make any imputation the conduct Of
,he secretary of the Treasury. He had been led 10
Relieve that there were facts that had not been
properly brought to the secretary's attention and
H. object had been 10 bring these facts to the
Darv,s consideration. The committee having decided
M the matter adJudicata he acquiesccd
thai decision The resolution was indefinitely post
poned. a., >,p.oe, ,ho co,, ,,,, .
,,ra,ed $50 600 for monumental column 20 com
3,nemorate the battle OF Trenton. on condition that
an equal sum be contributed by the Trenton AssOcla
ion, was passed.
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povns OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington March 4.-The bond offers To-Day "ero
as follows $4,000 per cents. registered, AZ 10
500 and 5000 / . per cents registered ~ JOS -
The two offers of IL per cents were accep"u'
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FOR A BIG BRIDGE OVER THE NORTH RIVER.

Washington, March 4.-Represcntatves Cummings
Bayne. Belden and McAdoO, Engineer Lindenthal and
J. X. Cowan, counsel for the Baltimore and ohio Rail
road Company, were before the House Committee on
Commerce to day, 10 discuss the pending bill for big
six track bridge across the Hudson River between
New York and New jersey. The Representatives ap
pcared 10 take more favorable attitude toward the
hin than when il first introduced as they have
heard from number OF their constituents who expect
rreai benefits 10 result from the construction Of the
frfdge No action was taken upon the bill this morn
ing but the committee generally disposed 20 re
port il favorably, they receive credtablc
that the bridge Will be constructed within reasonable
tine and the rights conferred will not be improperly
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune once March 3. m-''cnerally fair weather
prevaea Yesterday with little coudine- at night The
RANGED between % and ~ degree. the
aI hene a. lower than the corresponding day last year,
and lOaa higher than on Monday
In and near this city day there vii ycb.by be some
lsslbIy With Light snow. followed By colder
clearing weather
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TRANSFER OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.

Washington, March 4.-The Senate Committee on
Agriculture today adopted substitute for all the bills
pending before il for the transfer Of the signal Service
1wea,her) Bureau from the War Department to the De
parment OF Agriculture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
NEWARK.

4 BRAVE RESCUE IN \ BURNING HOUSE.
patrolman duty in Plane-st. early yesterday
morning discovered that house, No. 30, occupied by
Henry Gnsberg and family, was on fire, Inc oihcer'
with the aid OF two men, broke into the house, WHICH
filed with dense smoke. and rescued the Inmates
(insbcrc WAS found living unconscious on the foor and
was dragged ~ the window and handed down aouei.
The wife lying the foot OF the bed also
unconscious and was gotten ont with some dlihculty
The two unconscious victims were treated by phy-
tican then taken 10 the hospital where ther
condition was reported 10 be improving. III Is sup.
posed that the fire caused by hall consumed
cigar which 1insberg laid down when he went to beh
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THROUGH RATES BE1OND 81 LOUIS'
The trunk line general passenger agents yesterday
decided to quote through passenger rates BEYOND
Chicago and ST. Louis. by adding to the regular TRUNK
line rate the amount Of the fare charged by cQnnecs
roads, varying ii according to tho cuts made III the
nrOgress OF the Western rate war.
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domestic Situdtlon5 Unllte0
Females.

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rorpruCLAss posTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

Washington March 4.-Fourth-cass posmastcrs
were today appointed as follows: New-fork D.
Reeser Bowmansve c. a. skinner, >outhDerhc'
New -Jersey-W ". Appleget, BENEFITS Mllis
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PRESIDENT NORTON AT NJ. AUGUSTINE.
st. Augustine. Fla, March 4Vice. President Nor
on and party arrived here this evening
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SUDDEN DEATH OF CAPTAIN ALBERr CLoKE.

Captain Albert Cloks . well.known lawyer u Jersey
CITY was found dead IN hs night the Phila
delphla Hotel Jersey CITY Heart disease Is supposed "
hayo caused his death He wa widoreF
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

YONKERS.- Colonel William l., Ilcermance. Colonel
william +. MOllcr and John ". Oliver have been ap-
pointed a committee 10 cndcavOr 10 Increase the sub
sorptons for tho Soldiers, Monument Fund nom
= 600 To 10000. large audience present
I'm Music Hall NIGHT to listen - Judgc Fzscralds
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