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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
CLIFTON.

BRIDE OF TWO MONTHS KILLS HERSELF.
Mrs. Henry Kaufman, aged twenty eight, who Win
her husband a carpenter lived near the Clifton race
track. committed suicide Thursday by taking dose
of Paris green. The is supposed to have Oech
unreasonable Jealousy Of her husband, TO whom she
wa. married in June at Brighton Beach. Both were
Germans The young people seemed happy and Kaut-
man was apparently good husband but Mrs. kaui
man was intensely jealous and seemed to suspect nun
Of an Intention to desert her. She asked HIN TO bring
their marriage certificate from Brighton Beach, where
il had been left with friends, and he went to get 1t on
Wednesday lie did not return that night, and his
wife told her suspicious 10 Mrs. John Weller, the land
lady who tried to allay them.
Kaufman returned Thursday morning. and h
wifi, seemed much relieved and allowed him to 90 70
pnssalc in search Of work. a short time after he Lex
the house Mrs. Weller went upstairs In response to
repeated calls and found Mrs Kaufman lying on bed
She said she had taken Paris green and did not wish
IN live The Young woman died soon aferwai5l IN
Treaf agony. An examination OF the premises re
veaIcl tie TACT that size had made preparations to diC
an Wednesday night. and her hueDand's retain Oh
'Thulsday had not turned her from her purpose
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NEWARK
NEWARK.
YEARS OF SILENCE BETWEEN HUSBAND AMI
WIFE.

WIFE.
Oscar f. Barton freight solicitor ior 'nc g.,
and Ohio Railroad Company WHO was areN0o "
Newark early In the week on a charge oi uoNc' m .
his Wife, Mary a. Barton, had hearing Ill 'i'o pr.
or, at Newark Yesterday afternoon. TIC couple ""u
, u,ipg in Brooklyn and have two married chlideii'
n con and a daughter. Mr. Barton Is nearly Seventy
and the wife ffty-fvc. Both were present '' ~ie
hearing Yesterday with the son ald odus"'0i ~
counsel Mrs Barton testified that she was aoso'
lutey destitute Her husband had Il saiary Vi P-'0
month and owned patent medicine
In 1870, she said, her husband wnen "sHcu io-
money TO provide food became angry and leit hcr
n, and ala not spea, 70 her until 1884 In the same
wear they broke up housekeeping and Barton a,'o"Iu
Ior small SIM for clothing and paid her boaru. III
october 1856 he refused TO support the ially dnS
longer and she brought suit In February io0'' "
Brooklyn by which he had to pay Slo "eehN' vi
June / of this year lie refused 10 aoVanoo W" -,
ance and she had him brought INTO cour'' ou' ~
cded IT. had no Jurisdiction Mr.. Barton o"hc" !"
49, 81 po,,o,tue worth So 900, and small house
in WOOdsidc. ,,. a., q.
ON cross-cxaminatlon the woman Acknowledged ,na'
she got S. 500 from the sale OF property IN Brooh u.
She received from 81 5000 TO $4,000 from her parents
astota &, 1874 Her husband, the witness SAID, was
willing TO make the allowance OF Slo "ech - ''o
signed a mortgage the Beleville properly ou' BIC
was afraid of losing her dover right When asked why
she did not 90 to the Woodslde house 10 I'e' Si0
answered that her life would not be saie '"c'c
Pressed for an explanation she said her husband uocd
70 nelson cats and dogs about the house. one uaS III
the kitchen she caught him putting poison III B',s
- r,In she was TO drink. she charged him with II
and he tossed the milk into the SINK saying 'ou
cannot prove it. ~, ~,
Mr.. Barton testified that he had lived WIN "rs
Barton AS her husband until 1875 ana after taI o ~
nnder The same roof lie paid the Dlis anu i'' u.s..
any money on his property, saying she would starUe
hrSt She spent all her money In broKGas
will her and She said to him 81 viii go with tiose
| love more than yOu." The woman ne shu, war III"
controIable lie denied her principal statements
The Judge reserved decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-The Republican Association OF
the IXth Assembly District met on Thursday night
and elected the following delegates and alternaes to
the convention of the State Republican League, TO be
held at Syracuse August 5: y. A. Goldbeck and
Frederick Schilling delegates and Charles segee and
C. c. Holiness alternates. The executive committee
will organize Republican club in the lid District
on Thursday night next Dr. ROBERT lav
or. president of the Board of Health, has made MS
report for the three months ending July !. Tile most
interesting feature in the report is the low rate of
mortality The population is about $4,000, and only
thlrtyseven deaths occurred during the three months
covered by the report OF these twcnty-sl died at
the New-York Infant Asylum and one at the Wurt-
Inn
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THE NEwYoRK AND yEW-JERsEY BRIDGl

Il is asserted with great postveness that the long
tahedof bridge across the Hudson River from Seven
tieth-st, Newiori 10 point Just below Guttenburg,
NewJersey is to be constructed. II is also dc
clared that between the hours Of 10 O'Clock on
Monday and Thursday than the
amount Of capital stock required under the law
for the purpose Of organizing the company was
subscribed. and that more than the amount Of
cash required by law eas paid TO the commission
ers meeting Of stockholders IS announced to be
held al Taylors Hotel, Jersey City, Monday August
g. at noon, when board Of directors will, 1t is said.
be elected who will take action looking 10 the
sodaton of the New Jersey aud New York interests.
Under the law the fact Of the proposed consolidation
us be advertised for thirty days that this Will IN
a measure retsFd progress. The plans. however, will
be completed by Thomas C.. Clarke, the engineer IN
charge. IL is intended TO begin the construction OF
the piers on both sides Of the river soon conso
datiOn is effected
The names Of the subscribers Will be withheld until
Aa meeting of August 8. The cost Vi the bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
A NEW STEAM YACHT LAUNCHED.

The steam yacht Silva built for DR.. IIoton il.
Forrest, Of Philadelphia. launched from tic yard
Of Charles L. Scabury & Co., at Nyack yesterday.
The silva 80 feet all. IL Il feet beam and
draws Il feet. The hull is white. with a GOLD
stripe around it. The main saloon is finished in
0uartered Cal. and the owners cabin is white and
gold. All the haugngs OF siiR damasA. In the
silva the quarters for the crew aft and the
saloon forward. The yacht Is fitted with the scaurv
triple expansion engine, aud has guaranteed speed
of fourteen miles an hour Her first cruise will hc
10 Kenncbunbport. Ne. where her l. spending
the summer she designed bl her builders.
Charles l.. Sca5nry d 60. lie Silva will Hy the nag
Of the New York Yacht club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
HOMER LEE BANK NOTE EMPLOYES REJOICE

The fourth annual gifts festival Of Homer
Lee Bank Note Company Mutual Benefit Association was
held last night in the Harlem River Park, Onehundrcd.
and twenty ixth-st aud SecOndaVc. The evening wa,
given up dancing, which kept up until hour
The music furnished by H. l.. Mcdonald. Frank l..
Beadle acted floor Benjamin b. Senln as a..
stant manager and the following the floor commit.
tee Frank Wittenauer chairman William II. CoOkfare
Jame- Ford. Theodore Johnson Robert McMsster H. L.
Chorton, william ID. NoOnan, Charles Dickinson, John
Gillespie, James Grlnths. John l.. Pye, Charles Reilly
Dane ID. Russell. Charles Tichenor Frank Tlchenor
Joseph Glennon II. IIetzmsn, h. Strnger.
The committee Of arrangements j. A. Gafney chair
man; Thomas Connolly benjamin i. SrBger, A. T..
Dixon and Richard NJ Bill The following were the rs
ception c1IUtee: j. Norton Cooke. chairman; O. r. C.
smie NJ Tanner, Adoph Grass, David Marshall, Frank
A. Elsemann, John NJ. o. rien, Thomas Morris George
Rowden Bernard Simon. Daniel slattery Abraham Van
JIouten. Lawrence Kraft
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, Morris PARK z'oo - M
Brighton Beach races, . 80 p. IN .
Cherry Diamond sweepstakes regatta LarchinOi'' -
o m. ....
staten Island Sound squadron regatta seawafch' N DE-
D. IN.
MOSQUITO Fleet regatta OF Larchmont IL a. M
Meadow Club tennis tournament Southampton ~ L.
D. IN. . ,, a,
Departure of 22d Regiment for State CAMP fe'ur" VI
9Th Regiment. $1,000 . 81
Kin Won Kuil Association regatta Staten lsiano A1'
letic Club course, 30 p. M
Harlem Yacht Club. ladies' day. -.
LAYING Of cornerstone OF First Baptist Church Eas'
Orange.
Cricket matches in Prospect and Central Parks.
Music in Central Park by 7th Regiment Bahu p "'
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CONGRATULATIONS ON TIE INCREASE.

The Finance Commissioners have fixed the app lo
,,ations for the coming fiscal year mt S2'oo4,2o".
The amount to be reserved for State. school, railroad
and canal taxes is s9o5,544 which leaves the ne,
amount required slGss715. This Will be Sioe'o0o
less than called for last year. The gross amount Is
ouarter Of n million more than last years approplla-
ton. or this the street aud Water commissioner 10
ceive S1sl 800. tho Aldermen S''-oo eic 20 COO
i ms UosJ Of Education S32G,950, the Free Loras
Snmmissoncrs Sil,754 OF, The Tax on
a. = 900 and the Board Of Finance S92o'oloa ~
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nropar which is 10 be Of canevcr design is estimated
at $4,000 900 rhc approaches on the west saG
anS ~ moderate cost The plan contemplatcs INC
crossing Of the river the lae r a. Mfs
90 and thence 10 Thirty -ninthst. and BrOadWah:
where the elevation from the surface Of the street M
o onlv about twelve feet At this point an Immense
% Ion ,s to be constructed AGO feet wide and about
iso0 feet long and providing space for twenty tracks
and the necessary platforms Thc bldge AZ te a Sn IL
CT nojnt will he $50 feet above high water ana u IS
Ironcsed 20 make il wide enough for eight tracks two
Of which shall applied TO rapid transit serviGe ior
Messengers between New York City and the NewJelsey
lnra
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rara A. WITH mdse and passengers to Hagencycr Brunn
A srsnSe At ss Clyde Marc Port pais
SSpe H1 Ir4iy:a % st the GT Ear at Tao
steamer santiago ieros cegins g ' Ward e. hr
rys ca az 99 yspS oT Hsund Gbara days. with fruit
to at S rag at g N.s. ana Norfolk
81! steamer ss so5 nassenesrs TO old Dominion SIS Co
Steamer II DmocK. Berry Boston, with mdse TO
sRp Ennersdae Br BalIer amOurs 81 days with md''
70 ORDER vesselto fnnch Edye 90: =, ,ov. nth od.s
"a oraer vessel 70 Theo Kruger q Co
sgNsETa%lnd e saqa w. cloudy light W. ha
CLEARED.
Steamer Umbra tBr) Mckay Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Alaska ORR Murray. Liverpool vie Queenstown
Steamer laurie rJ Roberts verpool-J Bruce rsmay
Steamer Trinacra Obi, Mitchell. Liverpool-Henderson
n Steamer Martelo tBr, Rea. Hull sanderson Son
steamer Anchoria (Br). Campbell. Ghsgow-hendors0n
Steamer wicland GER: Karova Hamours. Cor,is
SIosmer Fulda tGcr), Ringk Bremen wa soutna"P'"H-
Steamer Maasdam tDtch) Potter Rotterdam via Bouogoe
steamer Apollo (Ir Sykes Antwerp Deptord-sander
STEAMER Boureognc Fr Leooeuf HayTe-A Forget.
steamer Inizaiiya ltaJ. Canzoner Mediterro@ poi''
Steamer Archnede, tiN Austin Bahia RIO Janeiro' &C.
steamer MarstOnnoor tBr Flau'er' stJago' Cuoa-' +"
steamer Fl callao tB wethcnl Ciudad Boiv'r &c-Tho
steamer Banan (Nor). Hansen Baracoa-J Iur& CO
Steamer VIKING Nor Hasund. GbaraaMones a c. and
Fcrnandna-C Mallory d co. -,..-,,,a -
steamer Cherokee. Bearse Charleston and JACKSONVILLE
WIN Z Clyde IL Co. -. ,re,.h r. RI
Steamer Winthrop Homer Eastport Me-F h smith S "
SAILED.
Steamers Ludgate HID for London; Guthe
Trinidad. Wndwad Islands Torgorm. Glace BAY
Chez Savannah Cherokee Charleson Cl'y o san '0"0'
Fernandina. ,,- co,o..,o
| San Francisco.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN July 24-Arrived steamer Cy OF berhn'Dr'
Land, from New. YORK her way 10 Liverpool ~,
LONDON. July 24SaeG steamer Egyptian MONARCH 'DrI'
| Irwin. for New. YORK. 80 ,r,..,
GLASGOW July 23-saied steamer Ethiopia Br). Wllsoh
| for York.
hANBURG July 23-Arrived. steamer Rhaetia der) Luz
| wig from New York
JAyErRo Jny 20-Arrived steamer Capua tBrh Spef
| from YORK.
BERMUDA July 2S-salled steamer orinoco tBr Garvin
| for New.YOrk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
THE PRISONER JUMPED FROM THE TRAIN.

The Union County Court last May indicted JACK
ouinn. of Rose7le who of the principals IN !,
sunday fight some months ago. Quinn disappeared
when he learned that he was indicted but lie returned
on Thursday to some OF his old chnms. CohS'doio
Brown arrested Quinn and put him on ate Tram u
he taken to the Union County Jail
Retween RoselIe and Elenora Quinn left his seat
beside the constable 10 get drink OF water. Inc
train was going at a rate of twenty-five miles an hour
Instead of taking the drink the prisoner dashed out
on the platform and jumped OF Inc tram Wa
Stoppcd 6ut Quinn easily managed to escape IN tIlc
darkness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
ORANGE.
INSTALLED IL THE Passionate.

The Presbytery of Morris and Orange held special
meeting in re II issue Presbyterian Church of Orange
Kern, the pastOrelect Of the German Presbyterian
Church Of Orange Valley lie was passed, and the
Prcsbytery gave the order for his ordination aud in
stallatlon. THIS service took place In the Hillside
Church last evening. The charge TO the pastor was
delivered by the Rev. ID. Charles T. Knox pIt ,icut
~ the bloomfield seminary, and the chag'. 10 the
pcople by the Rev. II. &. Gruhneri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
.,11E p1nGRY SCHOOL INCORPORATED.

The Rev. Dr. John F. Pingry, the head Of the Pngry
School, has issued the following card 10 his patrons
and friends: "Steps have been taken for the
Incorporation Of the Pingry School, and subscrp-
tons for considerable amount OF the proposed
stock are now ready TO be paid. Trustees have been
selected and Organized for work. The conduct of the
school will revert TO my own hands and work Will be
resumed on Monday. september IA. 1901. DIT Quay
Mr. Parsons Mr.. PollisOn, names favoraoy KNOWN To
crs ~ NAV be necessary, will come TO my aid"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

Observation-Disclosures General Theodore r. DAVID
SON Of North Carolina. EvERETT-A. j. Daughefty
H. s Consul at Callao. Peru. FIFTH AVENUE-EA
Congressman Oscar Turner cf kentuckS' -1'I,
CONGRESSMAN MiclscI ID. uarter of Ohio, ana CoIohe
f,,arIes II Zones of St. Louis. H0FFMAN-Major u
G. Ranwater OF st. Louis. PLAZA-sir william Des
yocux. Governor of Hong Kong; Lady Des VoeuX ana
daughter WINDSoR-Erskine M. Phelps' Oh Onio"so'
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ELIZABETH.

william Bray, the constable who went away Win
Miss Bena Eckel an heircss of Elizabeth, and married
her at Philadelphia in Elizabeth yesterday to IooA
after his wfe's business interests. Mrs. Bray Is re-
puted 10 be wortii at least SG5OOO all OF winch was
left her by her foster father, Provost u. Hanes,
New.York business man. Part OF IL CONSISTS vi rih
odclnhia real estate Mr.. Haihes has a son Harry
Wring In New York but the father prscucaly dlsh-
herisd MIN as Miss Eckcl, the adopted daughter GO'
nearly all the property. o..
Nrs BRAY Is now at Atlantic Guy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
MINES WORKING FULL TIME.

WlllesLarre. PENN July 24-Tlc Nottingham Col
lery Of the Lchgh and Wikcsbare Coal Company at
Plymouth +, now producing 300 tons a day Of nine
hours work, and the anthracite collerics Of the
wyoming region are general" running full time
50 that the month will be an excellent one. There
+; now no strike or labor trouble any of The Lchigh
and WilkeSbarTc cOllicries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
NV TpSr THE LEGALITY OF THE AWARDS.
BROKEN BONES ARE NATURAL CAUSES.

Alfred Hull of No. 139 Cambridge Place, VINO was
arrested on the charge of having caused the death OF
Major John H. Walker, discharged from CUSTODY
by Judge Moore yesterday, the Grand Jury faied
10 indict him. Hull Quarreled with walker al NO %
Utica-aye on June g. and Walkers jaw and rib were
hroken He died five days later at st. Mary's Hos
nfal II was shown to the satisfaction of the Grand
Jnry that he died from natural causes.
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STUDIES IN RECIPROCITY. Letters Oft. r..
illustrated, from the West lndie-, Cuhn Mexico mud
Central America. 4 valuable and entertaining
document. 100 Octave pages 20 cents copy.
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TRIBUNE WAR sTOHIEs.-Forty stories Of actual
cxneriencc in the Civil War. Written by Union >oi-
dirr. exciting s romamcc-. aud full the most thrill
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TO FoREcLosE A MORTGAGE on A CHURCH.

Robert Bcggs and George silver. as trustees OF the
estate of Hugh II. Scott. have begun action in the
Supreme Court 70 forecose mortgage of $500 on
the First Reformed Presbyterian Church, at Tompkins
and Tloughby ayes. of which the Rev. ). r. carson
a. nostor The principal of the mortgage fell due two
wears ago ana only 81 500 of it has been paid.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
CITY.

nALLorBoX SUFFERS INDICTED.
.,, u Murray. Martin J. Flynn and Oliver IA
q, tr,,yban. the sixth batch, and Patrick Mcora'n.
Iobn d. Ecan and John stuipf the seventh bateh OF
convicted ballotbox suffers were up for sentence
,oD.oriav mornIng Judge Bpplncott sentenced MIR
, Mcc;roth aud Eean 70 eighteen months imprisoh-
ent each at state Prison which is the same sentence
imposed in all previous cases. The Judge sad 'i'''
I'm the cases of stumpf' stHhsham anu fH"n' W. ~
:" Wv o,r,o,aod IN mercy by the iuries. that he
rd Give his decision some time In the coming Ween'
Wits Of error were taken Gus for the sentenced eh'
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NEW RRtJNSWICK
EArlI Oh MILLIAM KFNr

DEATH OF WILLIAM KENT
william Kent, leading citizen, a prominent mer-
chant and the father Of Water Commits Toner Charles
Kent died yesterday aged scventv.scvep Uc had
served as a member OF the Board Of F1ncatiou ana
was one Of the pillars of the Fist baptist CIufeh
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1891. the largest Almanac
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PUBLICATIONS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,


Sun Sets Ills Moon rises loip Moonsag 10
HlGH ArEE
Msandy Hook los2 Gov. Islut 1887 Hell Gate U:O5
gsandy HOOK lO.ts Gov. fsi1nd llUg ils 900
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Stripping NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK............FRlDAY JULY "a. IL
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Europe tB Cocane London July IS. with mdse
Ca r W J Hurst Arrived AT tho Bar at 2.32
steamer Heka DAM. Thomson, Copenhagen July via
amt ChtstiauAanl win mdse and
Punch EdYs n Co Arrived 40 the Bar AT ll.oUa
steamer Bontaa tBr, Fillmore Bremen July o. with mdso
to BARBER & CO.
steamer PiCqua tBr Brown. Mediterranean ports via
ebrar July 3 with ndse Phelps Bros Co. Arrived NJ
ms Bar ut IL. lOam
steamer brunei tr Henderson. Mediterranean portss wa
July o. with Hirlrl fenai co: vessel
10 simpson Spence Young Arrived at tho Bar at ilto
steamer ohnds (Por MaTrsrOS eySrto July VIA Lisbon
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OUTGOING STE1 .nEHS.
TO-DAY
Announcements

A-A-The summer campaign Of the Army OF
Elites and Mosquitoes has fairly commenced they can be
knocked out by OF ROebucks Wire Screens on doo
and windows. Grea. baIgans at koebucks IL tuLtohe
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.yIIAGE IMPROVE -, Why American VII
nae, piGcr In Prosperii, republication, IN small
,amvhieI form of the rrmirx article oil Ii. a.
Nor;lrop on that subject !" he Tribsne setting forth
,, co-t value 10 "a villas &c handsome appearance aud
.rv betterments the picn sure be derived by the
inhabitants from improvement associations, and ihr
yreat service any nIau can 4, Tor his nauve village
: cents n copy, 50 per 100 copies
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"xEw IDEAS FOR FARMERS handsome iarGc-
pnsrd pamphlet 1913 pages well illustrated, OF great
interest 10 the owners Of inrn,s VINO must Develop
,pecia bruno hes OF farming. Topics' The National
Horse. swinr i.ai.ing Egg Matching. Duck Culture.
Forming IN France aud The T"rih IA It's Relation 70
Farming Price ID cents n copy
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EACH SEEMINGLY AFRAID OF THE OTHER

JUSTICE TIGHE AND INSPECTOR MLACGHlAN IN
HOT DEBATE OVER A ROWING CHALLENGE
Police Justice Tghe and Police Inspector Mclaughlin
are proud of their Craftsmanship, and each acou' wy
nther OF being afraid to him and OF pscNlns 0"0
from the race set for to-day on She fasSae 80 80
on Wednesday Judge Tighe met Inspector N0i'd"s'''
whom they were practising and told him he was 100
in to row TODAY and asked TO have the race Pos|
pnn.d until september 1. The next DAY tne
SAID that Judge Tighe had backed ont ana inc la'er
resented H. lie sent word TO the newspapers tis' Tic
was ready to row today and would NC upon 'i0 80
AT the hour agreed upon. He then "ent W ionOo
Headauarters where he sought the inspector, esi"e
he would let him If Judge Ilghe "ouo ea0n uo"n
When the Inspector appeared Judge Ilshe loHo"eu
him into his room, and an eAciteu 'o"'' W
sued 1ighe began ii by aSkine
s.Why did Won say backed down."
"We. didn't your - ~.
0No did not. have been willing 10 row YOU o"'
simply asked to have the race put on rev WEEKS a.
am not in good condition now, and in fact am 100
lob a. row Yon had no business to call the race
OIL" w., Ao
awou Won said YOU would not row. lou nave
NV. mo IN great deal Of trouble and expense, anu
don't think you ever intended TO row me-"
This reused the anger of the Police Justice ana tic
shouted - W., M. afraid
Isl, o,y ror Tomorrow afternoon sick as am
But Mclaughlin pleaded other engagements' 80 anu h1
finally ended the discussion by Olu TIhS r'ra -
Office Tigale declared he woud De al the cu 'd NO.
day, and il Mclaughlin did not appear "0 "0"'O
the race.
MAY TEST THE LEGALITY OF THE AWARDS.
William TAYLOR & sons iron manufacturers, 1ai'eo "
49,. 49, CONTRACT for supplying the ironwork for tho
"v cablesrving machinery for the Bridge by reason
Of an informalty in the bid which was the lowest py
"a 600. When the bid put in it was moi accom-
named by a certified check, rs the hnancial meniool
- +bo firm was absent. One Of the firm who offered
the bid was told by superintendent Martin that 1t was
oss IN snhmt il without the check, but he was also
told that as the regular meeting for August woud no'
he held he could correct the nformaiity before tic
,naetinc al which the bids would be opened 30 the
check was secured and put III later. A. -, ,,id.r+
wagsta found that an error had been maze III per a
n,itfnc the TAYLOR bid TO be put in after the tne lo
Teceiyinc bids closed and rejected it, Mr. Iaylor may
take steps 10 test whether the award was legal on ue
ground that quorum was not present at tho hoouo'