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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
LONG ISLAND.
rnr 1t1nI ArINC THE CTTY,S CHARTER.


Mayor Gleason of Long Island City, is again charged
with violating the law. An application has been mace
before judge bartlett for injunction restraining
the Mayor Alderman Rraussman, Commissioners mar
rInan and James Greer who constitute the Boari Of
Water Commissioners OF Long Island City, from having
any city work done by any one excepting a con-
tractor and restraining tho City Treasurer from paying
the laboress 81 day for their work. THIS action was
taken I'm consequence OF the laying Of 1000 feet oil
new wcter MAN, which the Beard OF Aldermen ordered
done by days work. This course was taken at inc
suggestion OF the Mayor. The charter Of the city pro
hints the perform OF any work which would amount
10 more than 500 other than by contract. Dr. Her
bert c. Lytte is the plaintiff In the case In his am
aits among other things, he alleges that the course
at present adopted Is derment to the taxpayers ana
ale, The worKin gnen lie also alleges that the mon
cmDloved on the works were placed so closely toscuer
i'm order that all might draw their pay that IL was I'M
possible for the men work With any degre OF M,-
rantace Amended TO the plea 4 DIT. Lytte are am
iavtt OF Ccora. A. storms, lawyer ard Alexander T.
sscne clerk I'm the Office Of CITY Treasurer Hickman
ledge Rartet. has made the order returnable az
spccla term to be held h. him In Brooklyn on Iucsday
hc announcement Of the service Of the papers on the
Mayor YESTERDAY created stir In Long Island City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
THE O11AGlwAL1A CLIFFS FESTIVAL.

The annual festival OF the Ollagawalla Club, which
halls from the Sixteenth and Twentieth Wards will be
held at Lion Park next Wednesday evening. and
Michael H. Gillespie VIII act floor director assisted
by Frank Crnr0y. d. J. Morrison and William Caill.
The reception committee will be in charge OF Benjamin
r. dc LeOn Dr. Thomas +. Stone. Frederick IInfner
J. Wesley -smth and william Dalton. deputy street
cleaning commissioner The officers recently elected
are: Big chief Thomas F. Smith, jr. little chief,
Is. j. Rgan; financial chief Il. J. Logan; recording
chief NJ F. Egan; corresponding chief, F. J. Nc
Eneany winsinh r. A. Gillespie; orderly chief Mark
Taerfas sachems, q. Wesley Smith Edward n. coev.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
ALONG THE SOUND.
ARE THE JUSTICES ACTS LEGAL

ARE THE JUSTICES ACIs LEGALF
few days ago a Of breach OF CONTRACT III
painting house tried before Justice Dwight MOT
ris at Bridgeport, Conn. decision a"afu'ns U,io
nointif ala and costs of suit was rendered by the
jnstice Yesterday. Prosecuting Attorney ChamSrain
who was the defendants COUNSEL lmmedlateiy gave
notice that he would have the judgment set ASIDE
and then he declared that the justice could not sit ID
case as the statutes Of Connecticut prohibit justice
from acting after he has reached seventy years OF ago.
The declaration came like a thunderbolt 10 many peo
ple inasnuch as the town records show that Justice
Morris is over seventy three years Old and that he
has within the Inst three years married about fifty
complies and sat in Judgment upon hundreds Of cases.
from which many appeals from the decisions will now
be taken Justice Morris Is the Oldest practitioner at
the Farfeld County bar. He member OF the
state Legislature In 1864. He also member OF
the Legislature in $780, and at one time Secre-
tarv of State He has been reduced from aAuence to
comparative poverty He at present holds the office
of president OF the Fairfield County Bar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI.
Jersey CITY.

JERSf1
CHARGED WITH KILLING HER sTEPsoN.
NJ. Annie shea was arrested yesterday morning
ohorced with manslaughter. The complaint was haa"
hv Mrs George Farrar Of No. 100 fort-str her sVoP
..,,tnr Mrs. Farrnr on Friday night called on
Ch,et NJ Police Murphy and declared her sepmot'er
hod killed Edward Shea her stepson and Mrs Pah"rs
brother. 10. ,.oors,
The sister said that Edward who was nine years
-, came 10 her house day two weeks ago cIyllt
The how told her that he had wanted drink OF MIN
rd while he was getting 1t out Of the pantry OF MS
honc No 80 Colden-st., his stepmother struck mn,
b.b,nd the ear with door knob. The hd cohpiSin0.
~ - sovcre headache, which grew worse rapidly ana
euav became so severe that Acting Clty rh3 si.'",
- directed that he be sent to Chrst's Hospital
Edward told the house physician ana othcrs ao u'o
bosntaI what he related TO his sister about the
an,t He soon became seriously Ill and on Thursday
he died. 49,, ,,ctod
o,horIcs D. Converse, County Physician, diFccteu
h, tho dead boy be taken 10 Cranes Morgue, whsrc
~ Will make an autopsy to-day Chief of Police hur
INV said that the authorities at the hospital shoiu
49,. Informed thu police as soon they heard the
hov,s story Of the assault by gross carclessneS' uo
Lilo had been prevented from taking an ah'e-
mortem statement from the boy in the presence Oh
his accused stcpmother. 49, oman
Mrs Shea was arTaigned before Police Jusuce D ,
,on nv Detectives Clos and Clark, who arrested ncr'
she did not dcign 10 notice her stepdaugher, MIS-
Farrar who had made the complaint but sho diu ue'9
vigorously that she struck the boy with door-Ahoo
she was committed to the county 1a unul hou H.
when she will have an examination. Tier niSodu, t0
father OF the dead boy, is in the county 1a va bis
10 be tried for assault and battery comH'eu o I'D
wife four weeks ago. he will probably DO per"i'''0
10 attend the funeral OF Edwau
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DEATH OF POLICE CAprI1y D. j. LOWERY.

DEATH OF POLICE CAPTAIN d. j. LOWERf.
Daniel J. Lowery captain Of the Eighteenth pohce
Precinct In Brooklyn, died last evening at MS hohc'
No 1875 God-st, after prolonged illness lie was
forty five years old, and had served upon the ponce
force since 1873 He was q pstpoman in the Fourth
Precinct for several years, and when appointed
roundsman did service in tho First Precinct In 1880
no was promoted to sergeant, and was put In charge
Of the desk in the second Precinct Two years after
ward he passed the Civil Service examination and was
appointed captain of the Eleventh Precinct. num-
Der OF months ago he was attacked with brighVs as
aa.o and after time he was transferred to the
Eighteenth Precinct and Captain Kenny took his place
in the Eleventh Precinct, but Captain Lowery was
never able 10 attend the duties OF his new post
His death was due to paralysis. lie let vile and
three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
HOROKEN
HER DAUGHTER ELOPED WITH a BOARDET

HER DAUGHTER ELOPED WITH BOARDER
Police Captain Hayes was asked yesterday by Mrs.
Mary Merwede, Of No 100 Gorcn-st, Union Hill. to
find her daughter Julia, fifteen years old. Mr.
Mcrwcde said she kept boarding house. one of her
boaIcrs was Harry sinclair Bennett Of Philadelphia
who is not quite twenty one years old She said
tho boardcr paid his bills promptly at FIST but finally
became eight weeks in arrears In the mea dine he
had been making love to Julia. Mrs. Merwcde OBJ
jected TO the lovc-making and also to the UNPAID
board BILL and on Thursday she told Bennett T. pack
mp ard leave tho house. lie did 50. soon after lula
left the house. She did not return and the mother
was convinced that the girl had eloped. The uOllce
Yesterday afternoon found Bennett and the youur Girl
at STEMS Boulevard Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-Frank Harness. who was sent 10
Tho white Plains iall for six months by Justice Manu.
NJ Tarryown for trespassing Jay Gouds properly,
was before Judge Mills yesterday for examination as
10 his mental condition. Judge Mills appointed DIS.
him. with the view of sending him 10 the asylum at
Utica, II found insane.
YONKERS-The Palisado Boat Club gave pleasant
flannel hon OF It's clubhouse last evening. The
VieWyDe Athletic Club gave housewarming yester-
day afternoon and evening to large number OF It's
friends
N.ung Mems Republican Club are James BIRD pres
dent Thomas Blrdsall and David A. Rowe v1cepresl-
denis J. Z. White recording secretary. George Z.
Andrews CORE pondng secretary and Marcus TucKer
treasurer Mrs F. p Gaggett has bee been Sue SpSq
hecouse she sold horse TO Mrs MapcsdCn which sub
sequently ran away and injured Mr.. Maplesden's son
so badly that he died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
BAYONNE.

Real estate In Bayonne which comprised part Of
the s6OOOOOO estate left by Rufus Story has Just
been appraised and divided among his four children.
The heirs are Mrs. Mary E. Palmer. Mrs. Alice ROW
land Mrs. Abbie Marshall and Mrs. Emily IL fare''
tr,,stee for her children The land in Bayonne COM
nrises 756 e1O lots It Is situated In business centres
NJ the city in blocks. and Is valuable. None Is built
unon except the La Tourette House property on the
KIN Won Kull River. The heirs valued the land III
Ravonne at a round million dollars, but the commls-
sloners have fixed the aggregate at T3o2'ofZ. four
rainations Of the commissioners. Then drawing TOOK
place between the our heirs IN the presence 81 al IN
tprested Each receives property worth $e816O which
viii be thrown into the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
FOR THE TRIAL OF DIR. BRIGGS.
THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO PREPARE
CHARGES AGAINST HIM HAS NEARLY
PIy1SHED ITS REPORT.

CHARGES AGAINST HIM HAS NEARLY
FINISHED ITS REPORT.
Tho statement was published yesterday that the
committee appointed at the May meeting Oh inc Now
York Prsbytery TO prepare the charges ana arrange
for the trial Of Professor 9. A. Briggs, OF the Union
Theological Seminary for hercsy had almost completed
its ,aboIs Little remained to be done, 1t was sald'
e.oept "A, make up the details Of the Indictment
collats the authorities and point out the portions OF
Professor Briegss writings which are alleged TO DC
hcrofical The committee is made up OF the Rev.
Messrs George W. r. Birch Joseph J. Lampe ana
Robert F. Sample, Professor John j. stevenson anu
John j. McCook Upon Mr.. McCook' VINO Is
the lawyer of the committee and Is an eioer
in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, has
fallen the task Of drawing the Indictment To
do this properly he has been obliged to make a
thorough search of authorities, decisions and pre-
cedents bearing on taie He has read UP all the
lannon's beresy trials which have taken place since the
origin of the Presbyterian Church In Scotland TO the
present time. The amount OF constant. close ana
careful labor which this has entailed upon him Is
comprehensive only to those who have performed
similar services. y
None of the members Of the committee was 10 be
found In the city last evening but from other good
authority 1t was learned that the committee Is pract
caIly prepared to submit the written part Of the case
The New.York Presbytery, before which IL Will be
tried will meet early In october when the commuters
report will be made AS It's members arc unanimously
In favor OF prosecuting Professor Briggs having been
expressly chosen for the purpose there will DO only
one report, and all will sign IT,
The three principal charges against Professor Briggs
ore these: Disbelief in the Bible tho only true
source of Divine authority disbelief in the verbal
insniratiOu and inerrancy OF the Scriptures disbee
in the immediate sanctfcation at death OF the SONS
have cited numerous extracts from his writings which
they insist bear out the charges completely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

RIDGEWOOD.--A warrant has been issued TOT the
arrest Of Philip Ncumelcr. constable who is charged
with eloplng with Mrs. Herman linn, the wife of
vInge grocer Justice Shunaker has sent out posse
of men TO search the ne ghborhOod for Ncuneer The
oeer, however. IS giant In stature. ana no one ap-
tears anxious to arrest him.
COLLEGE POINT.-The Kyle Institute was closed
on Friday, and the cadets went home for vacation
IL will reopen on september l.
LOCUST VALLEY.-At tho annual meeting OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
LITTLE GIRL SWALLOWS A PIN.

An eightycaroh daughter OF Mrs. Wrltzel Of
Flushing. IS lying at the point OF death from the
effects OF swallowing pa. On Friday, while nj
NAV she ID accd the pin in her mouth and In jump
ing II was Jared down her throat lod-ins In her
stomach A physician summoned, but was IN
e5o 10 extract the pin and said that was Impossible
for the child 10 recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
METUCHEN.

Tho Grosvenor club composed mostly of the
families OF New-YOrk business who live In
Metuchen held its midsummer festival on Thursday
evening The festival was complete success. Among
those present E. Holden sponr. president of the
club Oliver Kelley, C. O'Rdlly, Elmer Smith, Edward
Kelley and Miss Kelley, Miss Burroughs, of Hackon-
sack: Miss Lowry, of Philadelphia the Misses Dnmont
Mrs. McClldn and Miss Ethel McCaldn. of Brook
lyn; G. W. Hart and Miss Hart Mrs. Rowland ond
Miss VI. e. Rowland, Mrs. Robins and Miss Marie
Robins, Mrs. Cheethan, Mr.. Fowler and Miss Fowler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
PATERSON.

HE FIRED SEVENTY SHOTS IN THE PARLOR.
Somebody telephoned TO the police station yesterday
afternoon that crazy man was keeping up tTemond-
ous fusillade in his house at Clst. and Rip Van
Winkleave. Officers McTnerney and Wirge went and
found the neighborhood in panic and women running
In all directions and screaming, while from William
Belger's house came constant succession of pistol
reports Officer McInerney entered the house from tho
rear and found Belger In the paror shooting with two
big Colts rvovcrs Of fortyfour ealibe. He had been
picking OF the mantle ornaments for targets, and the
walls and doors were full OF bullet holes, The officer
rushed in behind Bclger and knocked the revolvers
from his hands The nratic submitted quietly to
arrest and would give no reason for his act, merely
saving TO officer McIncrney 4" 1t Is lucky You came
when you did On the floor Of the room were sixty
Shells on table, He had fired about seventy shots In
all. Belger had been acting strangely si0ce Tuesday
He Is thlrtytwo years old, and lived with his mother
lie was locked up for examination tomorrow.
Mark Dewesnap was arrested yesterday and
gave bail before Justices Hudsons and Senior
on separate charges OF obtaining money
under false pretences preferred by business
Dowesnap agent for concern calling itself
the New York Cooperation Merchandise Association
which sold goods TO BARRIERS and others the install
mont plan. DcweSnap says that he was innocent in
the matter and that he has left the company.
The wife OF City Treasurer Cyrus W. Baldwin died
this morning from lockIaw, the result Of fall by
which she injured her spine few days ago. She
was thirty years old.
An inquest has been ordered by County Physician
Johnson next Thursday night In the case OF Peter
Flanagan, the young driver OF fruit wagon who was
killed on the Fair-st crossing Of the Erie Railroad
on Friday night. Ernest Malone, who was Flana-
Cover lie is in the hospital with disiocated thgl.
and some bruises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
STATEN ISLAND.

ST. GEORGE.-Staten Island, which has been In
total darkness for three weeks on account OF the
destruction by fire of the electric light works at
So George, was last night Illuminated by electric
lights the company having established temporary
works on its old site al st. George. Extensive new
works arc to be built on the Stapleton flats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
HOME NEWS.
n,o,,,>-r,xr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ACTOR FIX Governor George r. Drew, OF Florida
REvooRT-senatof John r. Mcpherson of New"Jefsey'
nRuNswICK-t;eorge II. Barclay, OF the British bess
Atom at Washington John A Logan, jr, OF youngstown
Ohio and Judge John II. Doat OF San Francisco VIZ
,w rcona,.s.mon Jumes o. Broadhead, OF St. Louis
,rrvv yopK.senstor James L. Pugh, OF ALABAMA
wIyDsOR--sir Donald A.. smith, of Montreal, and Or
Henry Edwards. of London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
pLAINEIEIn

T. J. Carey has offered reward for information
concerning Ellen Brunn, who disappeared from her
home on June H. She took her daughter with her.
Tho woman is abont forty-hve years DID, her hair
Is partly gray, she is about nvA aud one-haIt feet
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MARINE INTELLIGkNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


ann "A sets B;43 Oil Moons IL
HIGH wArSk
4 y-ss-.y Hcor 1915 Gov. Island 10 80 HeI GATE
N-sandy HCok 10: AZ ,iOv. IslAnd 1le0 He'll oste Oa2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
ORANGE

Harold W. buchanan, tho general secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association VI the Oranges,
has resigned the office 70 take effect September /.
The Board Of Directors has not yet decided on his
successor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

trustees OF the Friends Academy here, eld on frIuay
the following wcra chosen officers President, lsaac
II. Cocks; vcepresident, James r. WlietS 1Tasurer'
Samuel J. Underhlll secretary, freoericK H. "'n'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

Smith, H. " Campbell, G. f; Kelly, S :: r.;
coaey Felix Campbell, Hugh McOourt' d " 0'H''
and NJ II. Gillespie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

in height and she has double thumb on her rlgns
hand The little girl is of fair complexion WIN
brown ewes and she has long golden curls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
eothInc softens gums reduces Inflammation. aays
yaia cures wind collie and diarrhcea. % cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
TRAMPs BECOME HIGHwAYMEN. p

Frank Mulligan, switchman employed ~ INC "cS'
end OF the Bergen tunnel, was walking near SOME
cn,pty freight cars on Friday night at late hour
when he was suddenly confronted By three tampS'
one of them drew revolver and told Muliigah %
hold up his hands The two others rined inc SWITCH
mans pockets They got gold watch ana no III
cash. Then ordering Mullgan To remain where no
WINS. the robbers fed Mulgan reported the rooDcrS
at the Oakland-a police station four tramps "elc
taken into custody at the switch tower near Paterson
Thor ,rore taken TO the Oakland-ave police station.
Three more Were arrested in the Erie yard Al were
committed for examination yesterday by Jusucc hn'
merly.
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THE TRIBUNE JUBILEE, tho proceedings nt the
bounding OF The Tribune. including the -peeehe, on
Depew, Dana, Curtis, Mckinley and Horr, the poem
Nv the list prominent guests. etc.. etc. In
he ndscnie pa NJ pblet form Is cents n copy.
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Announcements.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D.,
90 WEST 59rH.ST.
Diseases Of the Nervous System Genito Urinary Organs
Impotence and SterLlity. Hours 70 l. W o
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nurse IN Christ's Hospital nearly SET nFv " s"'
institution late ON Friday night. He was boiling car
hoc ocid on A stove The liquid boiled over ana
,vnted and ran over the floor in blaze Inc nurse
and other employees put out the fire before any u1as
Hns done fhe patients In the hospital were hoV
aware OF the excitement.
Eddie Lnke nine years old, was drowned frlGsS
in Newark Bay while bathing HIS BODY was eco,
and WINS taken to the Idle Hour, where MS parents
were boarding. -
Papers have been placed In the hands OF Sher II
McPhllps to be served on William r OVEN, % cars
Cav owen his wife, who lives in ElmiIS y. \. owen
now lives here at No. 104 Greenest ana Is ptopeIOr
~ naint shop. It Is alleged In the divorce papers
that owen and his wife were married III lSoI ana ana
that In 1851 Owen deserted his family, Vloiatcd HIS
marriage vows and came here.
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sINCAs.' E. & w. 1NCAs.
A NEW COLLAR
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAY,
MONDAY. AuGUsT u

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OAHU RAIL WAY & LAND co.
Ia - - IT.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS !

NONsIGNORs MUST FURNISH
~ Shipping Receipts, in duplicate, at
the time of delivery of goods, giving a
correct list of articles, with marks, ad-
dress, weight, and destination of each
consignment.
The Original Receipt to be signed
by the Agent of the Company !;
the Duplicate to be retained by him as
authority for shipping the property.
Proper forms of shipping receipts can
be obtained from our Agents, or at the
General Freight Office in Honolulu.
G The above rule will take effect
on and after June 15, 1891.
w. G. ASHLEY,
2782-1m Superintendent.
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AAuErttsEt,sEnts.
MARSHAL'S SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Exc
~ cution issued out of the Police Court,
on the 9Th day of May. A. D. 1891,
against All Puck alias All Pack defendant,
in favor of the Hawaiian Tramways Co.,
La. plaintiff, for the sum of S46.78. have
levied upon and shall expose for sale at the
front entrance of Kalakaua Hale, in the
District OF Kona, Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
July, A. D. 1891, to the highest bidder, all
the right, title and interest of the said All
Puck alias All Pack, defendant, in and to
the following property, unless said judg-
ment. interest, costs and my expenses be
previously paid.
List of property for sale: One Redwood
Stove.
(Sig.) J. A. MEHRTEN,
Deputy Marshal.
Honolulu, June 5, 1891.
2783-1m 1885,
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The vital statistics for the month
OF June do not contain any very re-
markable figures. Influenza has
again claimed its victims, % or near
y 70 per cent of the whole. Is un-
der l year and Is unattended is too
large proportion in rs deaths
Death rate per 1000 per month. !" ali
natlonalities " (23,0O0) is 1905. and
Tor Hawaiians only (1I,OOO) 5O18
AS compared with four preyions
years the death rate of June ,91
stands at rs, 4 years. average 3775
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sn u,Iia MILLS and !. sSsss
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nav nsyy valve NOTION
pump. -.
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