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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-04
ALONG TIE SOUND.

Dp,ncrpopT Investigation Of the case OF MIS-
voroaret Reilly. sixty years old, who died yesterday
at the Cdtv Hospital, shows that she committed sfue
bv taking Paris green five days previously ana t,ae
the drug was obtained by her from the tops u poa
vines where 1t had been placed by farmers a,
tection against bugs. Inc FuSo' fi,rrc6
botWeen The Rev Thomas A. Hyde and CnrISt t. H.;
Westport of which he Is the rector Was y6
the Superior Court settled Satisfactorily u OO''
by a compromise. 49,, .Ai
NFW-BRT NSWICK.-Several women nave ha1 ut ~
white dresses ruined by some person WHO IL , "
evenings walks about the streets and sprnkeS uh uPO
them Last night young man had bls codt spai.tejr
with the fluid The ink-iend selects for ms V.cu"9
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cArupppn Aporrr THE TOWN

Georgiana Reiss young married woman living at
No 90 Root, ST. was arracned before Justice Goetting
Yesterday on complaint of her husband, VINO o"rgeo
her with assault. When the case was called Oy u'e
magistrate Counsellor Beck, who appeared 1or inc
complainant told the court that his client was I'M
able IN he present 10 prosecute he had been locked
in a room by his wife, who carried the Key. Inc ex
animation was then adjourned.
The closing exercises of the Fort Hamilton public
school of which g. B. Hendriekson is PRINCIPAL 'ooh
place Yesterday There twelve graduates
About 500 public school graduates and teachers
went on a trip up the Hudson by the steamer BAY
Queen Yesterday the excursion having been posi-
poned from last week. They visited the e'ate camp
at PeekSkill, and West Point.
Police Commissioner Hayden has refused to give his
consent TO a scheme for raising funds for the Ponce
Mutual Aid Society by the sale OF a book about
Brookyn by members of the police force. one-ha OF
the proceeds TO 20 to the fund and the other hall to
the enterprising publisher, who devised the scheme
of getting policemen TO act as bookasentS
There were 1913 fires in June causing total loss
Of S494,000.
About 400 members of the BROOKLYN Tabernacle
,aIted on trip the thousand ISLANDS yesterday
and will return late Monday night They TOOK
the steamer Pomona at the Bridge wharf for Wee
bawken where West Shore train was boarded
Mrs susan A. Keeney, wife of Seth L. Keeney, presl-
dent of the Commercial Bank, died on Wednesday IN
London from apOplexy. She went abroad with her
daughter three weeks ago and when news OF her
Illness was received her Frank Joined them. MI
Keeney is in Denver Col.
Judge Benedict in the United States Court. yes
to-day heard arguments and reserved decision on con-
nrming the report of the commission on the con
domination If Plum Island for Government use. The
commission awarded $4,000 for the property.
The Bridge authorities will begin Monday to
nav over 10 the cities in the proportion OF Two
thirds TO Brooklyn and Onethird to New-York all
funds received from Bridge tolls. reserving the sum
of 100000 for use in emergencies.
Patrick Duval sixty-eight wears old, a mcsOn, who
occupied a furnished room at No. l,047 Fulton-st,
was found dead in his bed yesterday morning. The
gas tap was turned on, and he had evidently been
asnhvxiated Whether it was by accident is un
certain.
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and passengers TO Geo Christo Bar AZ To-
steamer Leona Wilder Galveston days with mdss and
steamer COSTA Kiea sackord NowporNews Norfolk.
Steamer kC5n mn D,ys West Point Va. with md's and
steamer Roanoke h1lgners Neyport News and NOrfols
"ts ea mse e OF Sew sdoa w 99GS Is 9 to Border
d. ioSeil '''''' - '''"'A
Mar 70 with Carleton Moitt vessel 70 Simpson.
SDence& Young
SUNSET wind at sandy ho2k hight ssEi cloudy
Al Island-iresh. 3; cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer rl button. Liverpool VIA oueen,tovn.,
steamer Wyoming tB Rigoy. LvcrDooi via Queenstown
steamer B,yonnc BID Payne. LiveTD9ol Gustav n.ya
Steamer Aldborougu tBr) Jones' Hull-smpsoD. spence
Steamer Calico tBr, Overflow HuIl-sanderson a Son
Gloucester CITY (Br Jones BrstolJames Arks
Ethiopr (Br Wilson. GLASGOW enoerson Bros
steamer Norge DAM Knudsen. stettn Copenhagen. &C
Steamer Dania CGer) Kuhlewen, Hamburg RI Corua
Steamer Burgermester Petersen Ger Reckman Hamburg
steamer Ems ceer. Sander. Bremen via southampton
steamer werkendam CDtch). Baker. Rottsrdam-FuncA
Steamer tDtch) Tolle. RotterdamH stursburg
Steamer Ia Tourane (Frl FrangueI Havre-A Forget
steamer Clement Br Lancaster Paraand hanaos-Boo'a
Yucatan Alien, Havana and Mexican pOrt'-Jas
Steamer Dorian (Br McFarane Kingston. Js-Hendersoa
Steamer America CGer Hooslen Porto CorteE. &ce wss
steamer Adirondack t,r SAMSON. POrtau-Prince-Pim-
steamer Geo W Clyde ROCKWELL. Turks Island Domn.
steamer Hypoliie tBr), Turnbu. Gibara H Do
&
Steamer COmal RISK Keywest and GalvestonC Mallo.
d.
Steamer Excelsior Higgins New orleans-J Van sickle
KnickerbOcker Kelsey New Orleansk seaman
Texas Williams, Brunswick. GA. aud Fer
BandiDa-C II Mallory q Co.
steamer Yemasse Robinson Charleston and Jacksonville
WIN Clyde IL Co
Young.
Steamer Benefactor ingram. wimng ton NC-wm CLYDE
Dominion Couch Newport News and Ricnmoat
old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer iIcnmond DAVIS West Point va-ola Deminioa
$500
Steamer Gany stwlth Jones' Baimore-Funch. Edye CO
Steamer COnnemara. BOurOn Philadelphia Barber & co.
Steamer Cottage CITY Bennett Portland HOrato Han.
Steamer Winthrop Homer. PASSPORT MeF II smith q CO
Steamer II Dmock. Berry Boston II DmOck
SAILED.
rOlanL Windward Islands Dorian Kingston
YuCatan Havana: clyde. Tnagla; Btnes. GiDaro
Comal Galveston; KnckerbOcker New Orieans State OF
Texas. Fernandina. Yemassee. fleniueg0S
Ship Hollywood, for Melbourne.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW July 3-saed. steamer Circassa (Br). Hedder
wick, for New York. - .
LosDox July 2saed steamer Ludgate Hi Obj. Brown.
for New York.
ANTWERP July CARVED steamer Chicago Watson. from
New.York.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.


Monmouth Park races. Morris Park ? 80 d. m
Tammany Hall celctratlon Tammany Hail. 10 a. M
Unwilling Of S. s. Cox's monument Astor Place AFTER
noon.
Iarchmont Yacht Club regatta IL a. m
American Yacht Club regatta. Milton Point
Singing Societies festival Music Hall. Newark
New.York Yacht Racing Association regatta
Cricket matches Central and Prospect PARKS
Prospect Harriers' athletic games. Washington f%A'
BROOKLYN. D. m. c,. q
American Athletic Club games Jersey City,
D. IN. 49,,
Festival in aid Of Odd Fellows Home and Orphan
Asylum. Suffers Park, D. m.
oranQemen's excursion 70 oskdale Pafh
DISPLAY OF fireworks. Fort Greene. BROOKLYN
Convention Of United States Army and Navy veterans
No 70 East Fourth-st. o a. m.
Departure Of list Regiment for State Camp.
Ninth Ward celebration. Abingdon Square evening
Bayswator Yacht Club regatta, jamaica Bay D. m
Music in Central Park by 7th Regiment Bona D. M
Return Of 3od and 47th Regiments from state Camp
Irsh.American Military Union encampment SCUM
Beach. S. i. $50, ,.~o,,A.,..
LAYING Of cornerstone Of Paulist Fathers schooouse
sdxteth. st. and Ninth ave. 10 O. m
Goth Regiment athletic games. JOnes's WOOD D. H.
Canoe races Perth Amboy
KIN Won Kull Yacht Club regatta Port Richmond s. l.
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TO REPORT ON THE APPRAISERS OFFICE
NETWORK MERCHANTS HAVE BEEN ExAMIN-
ING TIE SITUATION.

NETWORK MERCHANTS HAVE BEEN EXAMIN-
ING TIE SITUATION.
The committee Of New-York merchants which
undertook some time ago to look into the conduct Of
the United states Appraisers Office under the admin
istratiop Of Mr.. Cooper. win submit their report 10
the Secretary Of the Treasury early next week 1t
NAV he remembered that secretary Window caused the
appointment of a committee of which solicitor W. H.
Hepburn of the Treasury Department. was chair
man to Investigate certain charges made against Ap
praiser Cooper 1t is said that Secretary Foster on
reading the report of the Hepburn Committee. was not
altogether satisfied with some of the methods alleged
therein TO be practised in the AppmlSePs ONCE.
Nearly month ago. when visiting this city, be dined
with a number of merchants. 1t was non partisan
gathering but Mr. Foster expressed desire for more
complete knowledge bearing the subject. II was
suggested that a committee of NcwHOrk merchants
should review the Hepburn report and inquire more
specifically respecting points that had not been clearly
brought out or covered by the Official investigation.
The following were finally selected such committee
Charles 8 smith, president Of the Chamber of Com
MERGE chairman. James NJ Constable, William l..
Strong Charles Ga LandOn, b. Richardson. John Olaf
lin william BrOOkfeld John sloane, Cornelius y.
Bliss F. T. Thu Der, A. d. Ju Hard, Charles l.. llfny
Maroellus Hartley and J. c. Cheney. This committee
annotated subcommittee. consisting of Cornelius n
Bliss Charles $ smith and John sloane. They re
ceived copies of the Hepburn Committee report and
made a thorough invest cation of It's findings. A re
port was prepared and submitted 70 each member OF
the full committee ana was siEheu W all uhus NC
coming unanimous.
Mr. Bliss was asked yesterday for an abstract OF
the report but he declined 10 give 1t; on the ground
that IL would not be proper 10 make the hndngs
public before placing the paper IN the hands OF sec
fetary Foster. lie, however confirmed the statement
that all members Of the full committee had signed
the report and that it would be forwarded Monday
or Tuesday of next week
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.


SEARCHING FOR MRS JoRDAN'S JEWELS
Police Superintendent Campbell sent out Yesterday
notice TO all police precincts search the pawnshops or
the ewelry stolen A. Jordan in the Hote VIC
tor,a NewYork a few days ago The following Is the list
OF the property sapphire ring set with diamonds nsoe
O, which was engraved First anniversary June pa ls9
large solitaire ring somewhat of color torquolse Ting
ruby ring set with diamonds; ring with DIAMONDS SCI
diaqonaly across old Spanish scarf pin, with wihereu
yioiets and diamond in the centre; ONYX pm SET WIN
pearls gold pin horseshoe shape with tOrQuose forming
cap. whip, nails 1870,
Iol,ce oadonartes and described the jewey Most oil
1t has been owned by her family for years she is inc
sister Of Senator COlQuitt, OF Georgia
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JERSEY CITY.

George p. Watson, Of No. 40 Montgomery-st., who
sells household goods on tho instalment plan, had a
lettor-carrer named F. P. Trestel who was at one
time In bis employ, arrested yesterday. Some time ago
he had Treste arrested saying that he forged names
to orders for goods which he never delivered or re-
turned. The charges against Trestell were dismissed
aud he had Watson arrested for conspiracy to ruin
his character The charges against Treseli yesterday
were similar to those upon which he was arrested
before He was held to bail for the Grand Jury.
Charles W. Andrews who says he is tile son Of
william j. Andrews, a wealthy wholesale grocer Of
Cincinnati, was arrested yesterday morning lie mas
been staying with his wife and child, at TAYLOR;
Hotel and last week procured 1928 upon drafts draw
upon William J. Andrews. from Robert J. rhomas
of No. I'll Duane-st, New York. The drafts we're
dishonored BY William Andrews and Thomas caused
the yOung mans arrest. He held In 1000 bail
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RnIRD OLE STREEr OPENING.

A petition presented to the Board OF street
Opcning and Improvement yesterday by Arthur Berry
ey Mavor Hewit's private secretary, asking for the
opcnug Of one hundred and Sevcntiehst. from Pros
pect ave- tO BrlstOw-st Mr. Berry said that property
owners In that neiehbOrhOod unable to use their
property to advantage at present, and were willing -
nav all expenses connected with the proceedings. Mr.
Hentz the local Improvement Commissioner for the
Annexed District opposed the granting Of the petition
on the ground that h." had prepared comprehensive
system Of street opening for his district and did not
want 10 have il interfercd with The petition Wa,
denied
An application for the opening Of Onchundrcd and
forty fonTth-st I'm the Annexed District W., also re
fused this time because the cost would fall on the
civ. rs the street Is over a mile long.
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The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund held their
tesson Yesterday General Sessions Court where Re
cOrder Smyth presiding at the trial OF "Frenchy
CHS was order that the Recorder might Join the
other Conm,sio and quorum for the
transaction business, which 1t important not TO de-
law There present, besides the Recorder, Mayor
Grant Controller Myers and Alderman Brown, chairman Of
the Finance Committee
board confirm he purchase Of property along West
s between Barclay and Vescy st, which it IS necessary
Tor the city order 10 out the plan Of csab
lisbng bukhead ling between the Battery and Sew
eDetst IN accordance with act Of Congress approved
nv tie Secretary War. The city pays 100000 for ali
The rights IN made by the city Of Newly
t Joshua Jones IN The deeds signed Ly James
CrJkshank trustee and William J. CruReI, James p.
Crteer Eugene c. Crugcr and Blanche l. Cru9cr, gen.
era guardians for den. Cruger. Violet D. CugeI
and Frederick II. CIuPcf
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COURT CALENDAR FOR MONDAY.

Supreme CouIt-Gnetll Ierm 1s continued
Surelnc -Chanbers-BefOre Iruax, J.-MOtOn cal
endsf Nos. l to ~, called at IL o'clock
Supreme Court-Specal Term-Parts and lad
iOufnCd for thc term -
supreme Court-Circuit-Parts l. IL, III and iV-Ad-
Ourned the term
Surrogate's Court-NO day calendar
Superior Court General TeTm-A dyoufned Tor the term
Superio, Court-Spccia TeTm-BefOTe Gildersecve, j..
Motions.
lourned for the term o..- ,,,...-, ..-.,, -, .
Common Pcas-Specal Term-Beiore Bookstayer. j.
Motions. . ,.-. III, .. -.
Common Pleas-Tr0l Term-Parts l, ii and llI-Ad'
City Court-Special Tsm-Before Newburger. J.-Mo.
tiOns. - -, -,
Iourned for the term. .
Court Of General Sessons-Pert before Smyth, L.
and Assistant District Attorney WeekS-Nos TO q. IN
elusive.
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HOROKFN.
THE FATHER ARRIVED TOO LATE.

THE FATHEE ARRIVED TOO LATE.
Justice Of the Peace Rusch slys handsomely dressed
yOnng man and woman came to his Office yesterday
morning in a coach and saying that they were Walter
Harrington twenty-five years old, and Carrie Miners
nineteen years Old of Lake HOpatcong, asked the
judge 10 marry them and be quick about it, After
they had gone an elderly couple came In, and de-
scrlbing the young man and woman asked the justice
If such couple had been there When the justice
said he had married tho young people the man was
angry and called the judge hard names. Finally he
said that he went with his family 10 spend the sum
mer at Hopatcong and there the family made the ac
ambulance OF Harrington Miss Miners became m
fatuated with HIM and although he forbade her
him, she continued 10 meet him candestinely and
finally ran away With him.
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THE JAMES d. FISH ESTATE SETTLED.

The report Of Joseph H. Fay, referee, passing the
accounts of John Morris assignee of James D. Fish,
has been approved BY Judge Beach Of the Supreme
Court lie recommends his discharge from response
bility Mr. Morris received altogether S6l2o25 81, Of
which 1925 900 was realized on the sale of Booths
Theatre He has expended in dividends. his own
commissions. etc. $312,356 81. leaving a balance Of
1900 53s 80 In his hands. The referes finds that
Morris Is entitled additional commission OF
s1653l OF and fixes the referees fees and expenses
So 800 The balance Is TO be paid to Walter 5.
Johnston who holds all the claims account against
Fish These claims amount TO 81 l23172 co. Mr..
Morris has NO more cSlcct1ble claims.
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AN AcrBEss,s TRICK on m1Y MARsH4L.

Mrs. Frances Osborn, an actress, living at NO.
423 Third-avc.. has played trick on City Marshal
McGovern who caused her arragnment at the York
vile Police Court on Thursday, charging her with
attempted felOnous assault. Al the hearing before
Justice Murray she agreed TO give up the furniture
on receiving an indemnity bond Of $500 The City
Marshal handed her the bond in the presence of the
Judge ard also withdrew his charge that she at
tempted 10 shoot him while trying TO serve writ Of
replevin After the court proceedings over Me
Govern went 10 the actresses home. but refused
admittance He will have ~ bring proceedings IN d
civil court against her 10 get the furniture.
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~ Eco, rsrov ,7D THE COPYRIGHT LAW.

Some Of Dr. Edward Egelestons associates in the copy
obt capalgn prepared agreeable surprise for him on
July l. Being unonlcally Informed OF the prooaoinS '
the prssdent', proclamation would be promptly issued on
I1v they procured the application to the Librarian :"
Congress- for the copyright OF his forthcoming book
Fab noctorn ID Appleton Coz, to be forwarded 70
washington at such time to entitle It to be the hrsO
III, .orvrtcbtsd under the new In this way IL was
Itd 70 accentuate the prominent and important ser
co o Dr. Egaleston the OF international copy
RIGHT I'm this country.
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no WORD ABOUT LIEUTENANT Brown.

The mystery concerning the disappearance Of Passed
Assistant Engineer Jefferson Brown, Of the Navy at
Philadelphia whittier lie had gone 10 be examined for
pronotion was not solved yesterday. The last heard
from him was a disp patch tO his sister. In this city.
June 10. that ne going 10 League Island on that
day He left his boarding place. in Vine-st. Phila
Aelphia and no trace Of him from that tins has been
Obtained lie is shl tue paymastefs books 81 the
receiving shin Vermont
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1v FAVOR OF BUILDING THE ROAD.

The General Term of the Supreme Court at Foush'
rsense has confirmed the report Of the Commissioner
annontd 70 determine whether the Seaside and Brooklyn
Bridee Elevated Railroad Company should build rsli'
road over a route already laid down. Inc commission
ssrort4d In favor of building the road The new hne Is
an .xtAnslon of the Union Elevated tracks from FhCh'
ave and Thiry.sixthst 70 the city line all eACension
~ the same railroads terminal facilities at the Bridge
and line from the end Of the Union EleVateo hafo'"
in East New-York to Cypress Hills Cemetery
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NO STRIKE AT THE AppRAIsER's STORES.

There was no strike the Appraisers Stores yester'
day and contrary 10 expectations the iaboers employed
there worked until the closing hour without an apparent
,,,nur Immediately after the first appearance Of grnl.
Hing was shown "Wednesday Deputy Collector Charles
A Bur showed the agreencn: which they signed
last spring work from a. M until D. M anu N' iohs
AZ the public business demanded. When the men wc's
,eDded Of this agreement they Immediately decides as
they had no cause for grievance against The besuLs So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-04
ELIZABETH.

c. W. Manifold, a well.lmown grocer in Broadst.,
las faied in business and HE goods have been at
tached on a chattel mortgage held by MIS-. Catharme
Mcleod who thus shut out numerous creditors. Mans
field has left town
George Townley. fifteen months old was run over
and Instantly killed yesterday I'm East Grinds St by
tIucl driven by Martin Bauer. The little fellow was
The Youngest child Of Baggage Master George A. Town
lev of tie Ncw-Jerscy Central Railroad, who has
charge of the union depot
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ORANGE.

Mrs Fridon Hohler, Of No. 80 Doddst., was &C
cidentaly shot in the thigh yesterday afternoon She
was in her own yard talking to d friend, when some
bOvs who were shooting at mark in The next yard
fired IN her direction The bullet struck stone, and
gancing buried itself ia her thigh The wound Is a
deep and troublesome one, but not dangerous, M
arrests were made.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF YEw.YoHE..............FRrOAY'U JULY 81

Steamer Slthcven OBJ CyrmacS Japan AMI China ports
June H. with mdse TO Carter IaWloy Co.
weasel 10 Punch Edye a Co Arrived at the Bar at m
steamer Britannia OBI. smith, LNrrpoo june ~ Queens
toNu dsr and passengers to Bruce lsay Arrived
nj 10 Bar at I 80 a m,
STEAMER runo tBr. Kerr Hamburg II days, with mdse
10 Funo Elyc Co vessel 20 SaudcrSon ~ son AiVN" ~
th, 80 70 10 --.. .,...,,. -.
StamrT yuoa tBu. wnspear. bremen Via Shields. with
,u,l., 10 order. vessel Ia John g SvAgcr.
Sirrr iepaut0 IN WISE Antwerp - days. with mdse
10 sander SON = SOU Arrived Al the BIr At gam
Steamer Cldrbe tBrl. HOwe Kingston days. VIII n1so
ans pa.seu gers PIN FsrwOOd Co Arrived 81 shs Bar ~
AStssmsy Alps 9TH Lsgs Pert spain Grenada wlhnss
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rises 80 Sets 7So Moon rise 967am MoOnsase 20
HlGH WATER
ly-sanhy Hook. 60 Gov. Islaal 6:41 Hen e1gs S'to
IN-SAndy HOOK b27 Gov Island 900 fAoN "~Ss' ONO
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lector and they work unloading trucks Ahoy
have decided not To strike.