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New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
ORANGE.

OPENING TIE >cNrE pot LTEf SHOW
The state pau'ts, society Of NcWJcI''J 'P'"''
ifs flst aunlal cAb.i.u ia th' Ialh RINK ~ Orange
l,.t evening under favorable auspices. 'WlnS 10 i
uIcr in the entry date, tho exhibition "rN not rciF
III The evening. althoueh the time set was III u',
AT ,ruoon but when the door, were thrown open tIc
show va, found tp b. good one. large number "i
the prize bri, from the exhibition IN the hdd'''
square Garden were shown. Altogether ileTc "'.c
r.lIv 800 cNhib-. all being pairs n tio ruir' OF
The exhibition excluded single bird, from conpct'pl
In tlc ccrtre u the hall Va, inr coop ~ pigeons
from the fa9n oi #. b. Crawford. of Monrlir ana a.
rccly foo Tie rear a coop containing t"'''' hhsI'H
and Golden phci lut, shown Ly ih1uia' HATI"p' oi
u.an... They attracted much attention, W. i. Fer
-t,on, OF Vet Uraug'. lad eof1" fnc bird "i the
Indian game rarct, and Mr., William II. frihFhh
of East Oiaueo. cNASltei line Ih.f % pcacoch' ana
q number o'. otl.r auc birds. stephen spencer "i
Nor.i, Plains. had two pens o; Il-ht BraEna'. d. E
Newell ui Sow orl had 'hc lest d.Nphy ol carrier
r,l,cou- ana ppitcr, uEi harl, ~" Nl-ior' were
iuich entertained with the ncubit"'- iiit Wcre IN
Dpc.a..on. Tie exhibition viii remain op u tn iue'
cay ana the premiums VII bee d"dIdcd 'od'>'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
SIMPLIFYING TIE ARMORY PLANS.

The 18th Regiment Armory Commission held another
meeting yesterday and received the notifications pro
posed in the plans for tho new a"m0ry SS prepared
by H. l.. DauS. To bring tine cost within the appropHa
ton. The details o. the changes Substantially pro
vide for leaving the main building unchanged in size
and to reduce the drill hall 10 20OXl3O feet TO replace
the wooden floors OF the drill hall and company rooms
by cement, TO reduce the height of company rooms
from If u L. feet 10 inches, to use pine instead OF
hard wood in the trim. in the main stairs which
will be Of ash leave out the turet 70 heat
only the company rooms and officers quarters, TO
omit All ornamental ironwor to reduce the plaslerlng,
and 10 substitute wooden wall fer brick oao
at the easelly end Of the building. The estimates
for the new 23d Regiment armory were far in excess
Of the 100000 appropriated for tho 13lh Regiment
Armory, while the building was rot Is large tho
latter as 1t was originally Planned.
The commission voted u adopt the modified plans
with the Change 10 retain the lX corner tu1ets
and to extend the drill kali To the depth C l3O feet
TINS VIII give the regiment 10000 square feet
drill space than in the present armOry
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WEsrCHE,rER COUNTY.

s; ;PEl% l,JRo HAVE sIOEM1 HCENE.
There va, stormy scene at special meeting Of
the no4rd Of supervisor, IN White Plains yesterday,
when Tie Board met, in accordance Win Judge Dyk-
mans Order - add - the tax levy OF I'll" town OF
Wc.tche,;cr the sum If $50 audited by the West,
chester Board of Town Auditors IN payment Of claims
oi TlOO each made by two local papers for publish
np tax ,ac- %lGO counsel fee, To lcAry {. henderson,
and aifO excessive personal tax To be returned to
Jaucs " Waterbury. Mr. llcndor on, who had OBJ
famed the Or,c. Of mandamu,, present when Char
man Miles Adams. Of roIndridge, called the Board
10 order. supervisor >ce of North Caste, aros' and
said hat although TIE Board had ,,mbl, Il In .-
ccrdarcc with command Of Judge of the supreme
Court nevertheless IN b., opinion. The object 10 be
acc5ulu!,n iu The payment OF The bill, In dispute
va, nothing ht seal. st this Nh II l,nder>on
from Il --:,t among tie supervisors ana "Ih cl'uch' Il
Isl he t.insd toward Ma. zee and applied - him
di,,.,B,clfM rptl!"t- lL' O4tuul-t Md> uucA-
u.c,o tIlt ~tpoaN ,~OrS I"-.OH. Cl oe and Htv"iLI
iump,i irom thcIr state. NJ ~. arose with hn,hiEg
cye and supervisor P1tt hastily withdrew from the
ji. Chairman Adams tp'a.cl zap, with hi, gsvcl
,i.h the rcn 20 order and friend, HtcipJ>cd before
IIoW, wrrc exchanged. When thc cActncnt SuDsidcG
MIR -t. moved tndt Hs the action oi III. Henderson
vas uu-lntrnrulv and gnprpi'ssOnal, n nc com
fraudrd tn - - outside thr railing EtO thc lobby.
TINS rr.uiIt!on the Board unanimously passed. alter
which 10. amount n -pUi" ordered IN the lax
levy. Following TIC adjournment Mr. Henderson was
loo ing fur Sur rc' In th" court Hons, Corridors.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
PLAIXrIElO.

Tunis !. Casey, formerly chief OF the IIhncl
Porrc roparrcn, won hi, case against the fIi'"c,'
Police Board before the supreme Court at Trenton yes
tcrday morning. The Board dismissed casey on a a
complalnt charging him with the u>o OF language ui'
fer an officer The court alllshed prf@'Tl."&i @ & nS
t6. dcc..on that the di-mi,-On should nave bcten
nr,dc by IN, Common C1unc.l. The action OF thc inc
Inard s thu, made Illegal and casey may no" SUI i
back pay aAd dlIiasc>.
The chief Lcutan season entertainment tnu' iaI ,.
nouuccd TO take place at the Cmon ,oHS 'T0'' i0 ~
~ = kt.ni,icI on Waguor's comedy " Dc Nel'trF'
singer Nr Krchcl win be Slid at tc cv%rano %
forte in his Interpretation 10y f0f'MIor M ;r,,
Mr C. + 6ro', ~ W. l. CoolSy, T, Mr'' T,. 4; 'G1 ~
Mr. q. ". EiwnIi- Mr.. John ~ ~fr,hint, '",I ;i -
Mr., c6arl. Iiyde Mr. r. \. Hcseman. u Ml' =. +.
KENYON. NJ. !. X. Mycr- NJ g dc ~ oi"ii Nj. nL y
& H. Nctut,h.n. Nj. r. &. Perkins. Ms. 'Ed.r.'
Potter. IT, NJ, Label Twccdy, Mr.: J. EvartS Tracy
Nr. H. =. Ta.Wad-c. Mr.. -. J. WaiIne' MT'' ~
Wad,vo.th NJ. L. G. Woltmann AID MI. =. W.
NhN In-N -TNN.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
Y. II. c. 4. CONTENTION.
EoUR HUNDRED DELEG ATES IL LoCKPoRT-THE
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.


Loc;.port y. y. Feb I9.-scvcra! hundred delegates
have arrived here 10 attend the y. VI. c. ~ convention
which BEGAN is sessions here thi, afternoon. The
session opened with song. led bG Ira u. S0nEcy.
President Russell Wicaes called the convention To
order The scriptures were read by the Rev MI
Brown and TIL, was followed by an address by Bishop
Vino mt Afcr the address rcpor,s were received
from associations.
Al thi, evenings session Edmund p Tatr o: Pough
tcep,i, cl la.rnan Of the state Convention, gave an
elaborate report on the work of the organization in
the state His staemcH. set forth that there had bean
a gratifying increase in the number o: associations. in
the membership and in liberal contributions 10 secure
builaings to be owned by associations.
Il had been arranged for the Rev. II. ". sanders 10
make an address, but Ee detained at home in New
Yorl, on account OF revival in hs church. The Rev.
Dr. rau,cn. Of Rochester, took his place, addressing
an audience o. nearly Loo persons upon the sUbcct
The Conversion OF YOlns Men,
These ofcc., vcr. elected this afternoon President,
!. o. BROOKS. OF syracuse: viccprcsldcnt', Frank Z.
~iclHcs. cf Buffalo. william Nichcl,oh OF Corning
r. r. Cronbic OF New York; secretary, A. L. simmons.
c Br9cklvn assistant secretary, q. B. swuunter oi
Hamilton College.
,Tnfre we're over 400 delegates in attendance to
r,it From > 10 : O'Clock reception given -
,L delegate, BY The LOcApOit ASSOCIATION. The Rev.
~ " Camp rector Of Grace Church. in this city. gave
address OF NelcoNe
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

hent II is said. upon calling that gehtieihah W az
count lie failed to find HIN.
WHITE PI,AINS.-RObert f. Smith. the colorcG
biyhv'avrnan who "a month ago assaulted ana ropDcu
Nil. Mary \. Bell. sC.00l teacher Oh ioItoivrVca
while She was walking along the street IN that 'lSEe'
wa. convicted yesterday OF highway robbery pelor'
UIdrc M.ll, and sentenced to I've years imprsoh-
ment in Sing sing Prison ,,
YONKERS.-Thc unknown woman VINO ldentineu uiic nc
man who committed suicide at the Astor itOlsc, III
Vc,r York, y, George Edgar relative OF inc 1se>.
Iouse .uiclde who was Identified a. James IL. EhEdr
hv y H. sumner, called at the establishment oi Dc-
Wii 4 Edgar Yesterday In lOnkers ana asked the urn
IN 90 to New York and assume charge OF tlc Douy vi
Tho A,tor House suicide and bury him beside tht mal
rbo was buried by Perrin II. sumner In st. chi ;
Crrlctery She refused to tell her name. ana salu
thaf lie would pay all expenses OF the burial. ohe
said She would call again today and make nnal ar ar
rongcrentS the transferring OF the BODY lrcm thc
Morguc in Ncw-IOrk 10 lonkerN.
MOUNT YERNON.-FarnswOrth Post Grand Army
~ tho Ecpublic. turned out with nearly it' iuii
strength and in fall uaf)rm to attend III, iuheru OF
General sherman ycscrGdy. under command OF foS'
Commander Frank VI. Clark vernon coulcii,
order of United American Mechanics, Will celebrate
Wa.hington, Hlrtllay Monday. In the Grand Army
Hail. There will be programme OF music anu
readings. and tn Rev. Mr.. Mclncr1ng VIII MAKE an
addr.,, Ml,S Emma Nerbeck. an active mi'-
Sonary worker In the East Indies. gave talk 70 tm'
laIics of Trinity Episcopal Church yesterday ai'cI
noon M the home Of the rector the Rev. >. F. Holmes
No. 90 Secondayc. TIL" Rev. Henry Luocch; rectnr
Of Zion and II. Tim0thy'S Church, New NoFk eeh-
dnctcd the services IN Trinity Church last night
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
voprurpy vlWJER>TY COUNTIES.

PATERSON FlcdchcH Eott saw The body OF "a man
lodged AGAINST nDck "a The IA aic River above Tie
fall yesterday morning. The coipe VA, ,'cund. ana
nj the morrdc lI,asy IArtci. q 80 li) Mad st.
Identified il Il, the body OF h, son william. twenty
three years old. Glccuttcr by trade" who hal been
missing since the ltcr part oi December About tll
time NOIlS BIrtcl- Gi-app dfcd Hin' men a" u
man Jump id from Lincoln iildEr ana tl;o -
save hn.. IUt M" va never 81" 81 again.
NITLEN Tn. Rev. John L. Appleton was Installed
%, rector Of Gior" Church on "Wednesday I} H!'h'p
sta.Loy, oi Ncwarh IN the presence "t a large con
crcpatiou.
TLII NHl~r!l.- ibram Gohrre and Jacob Irehy, two
alleged hor" t4.c~ were caught Nc.'cdH' me
lncu. who are Lu-,an Jews and i've la Nc"afh hrunr
into tc stable oc Thcoor. Chaser. IL l. charged. ami
stole "a hur,r valued 40 200. I'ci also bro"c hi'
Tic sail. o Join Gr's'rc. in Halfway tNr. ana car
rcd OFT hi. carriage and harnr~,. worth -lyo. Ihrv
Scr. captured with the stolen property III thcr pos
sc. ion.
EAYcTNF,-G round hos leon broken for N" now
Ctv Han. Captain Patrick DcNiuc. a wcl-hn""n
Grand Amy man. has been cleccd Inspector
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
IN\G ISLAND.

OYSTER PAY-Rufus Warrington, the thirteen
vcar old bov who attempted to wreck train on the
Long Island Railroad by placing obstrctions on thc
track. was again arraigncd yesterday before JuSuc'
White. Young Warrington. who is thlhfacel Doy
looked frightened when he was brought before t"'
court His father, Captain Warrington, VINO i
reputable citizen OF oyster Bay, was present d,u
urged the representatives OF the railroad company 10
discontinue the prosecution Captain larTllgon @ aISo
,aid that the railroad company ought - tah io cpl-
.Idrrton the fact that he saved thc tram from ocnS
wrecked by pulling one Of the logs from the trach
Noue of those present who represented tle IallrOb,
comuanv ~ any way would take the respoh'lulilE va
ccn,cutng 70 discontinue the proSrculoh anu "hgI,
In ,ticc White called the CDpain harrington Hu
that MS son would waive examination Inc Jusu.'
then committed yOUng Warrington 10 tho Qu'cH'
County Jail to await the action ot ths Hrdhu jury
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

JOSEPH II. CHO1TE On TRAINING FOR IEA'HhHS'
meeting in the interests Of the Training college i"f
Teachers was held last night at the home OF Mrs T. VI
Bryson. No. 2G East Thirty -cightlat. The college
is at 40. University Place. Dr.. Nichols Murray
Euilcr presided over the meeting
joseph H. Choate gave short address. lie sall .
Austria Germany and France ahead Of us on tbs
school question. The time las pissed when ANYBODY
can be a teacher Teaching has become st!cA'o
which requires time patience, money and study ior -
mastery We have been told that there are $4,000
school teachers in the United states. II is Nafh :" eay
that not one in fifteen twenty Of these are framed
for the profession which they are entering. what
woulG We think Of the physician who came INTO our
homes ard boldly proclaimed that he knew Eothini
abcat medicine or more thaa the ordinary nan ~
average intelligence but that lie expect A u become
Skilled II his profession after several years OF cNPH
mcntinc and practi-cg On us And yet Is this H"t
precisely the ease with unframed Nchoolt"aci'S u"
we rot cntrust the development Of or children minds
at their most important ages 10 people ninetenti' o
whom are cOnfcs,edly without experience III tn' pro
fas.oa. who expect to acquire proficiency by expert
mcntjng on the mind, Of oar children ??
Mr. Choate was followed by the Rev. !. II. Neil
vaine who spoke strongly In favor Of The college
Ir Nicholas Murray Butler cave a brief historical
sketch Of the institution, which was listened TO ".-
interest.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
OUTGOING STEI MEHS.
TO-DAY.
SElIPPIAG .NEIyS
PORT OF NEW.YoRK. Thu FED. 10. 1891
ARRIVED

ANkiE Id
steamer WYOMING tl,rj Ilaby Liverpool Feb Queens,
town :. witl mase snd p'S'e"s"rs to Und'rhH * co
steamer I.ayonuc Liverpool Feb IN ballast TO
Ga,av Iiayc. Arrived Il, the Bar At ioa N. a. e..
Fc $, win in,c ard passengers 10 James ArkeIe Co. Ar
steamer roncsi ,Ger. fauck. hamburg Feb 3, with
md.t tr u I, Wre cr Him.tI HanDnrr tc a. IN
ballast ro Gustav lIcyc Arrived At the Bar al 40 m
Honlanc : md-e and passcngcrsto Funch. Edge Co.
steamer ccc.trnune GER. Null Gccstcmunde Feb
Newcastle ballast 10 Gustav cJc Arrived At the Bar at
Steamer rowhaan nD. Edwards, Mediterranean ports via
BOSTON, with ndse 10 Phelps Bros Co. Arrived al the Bar
,esmer PhilaGclphla Chambers Puerto Cabco Feb o via
Cuacaoand i.LyrI with mdsc and passengers 10 Bouon
ms. q Dallctt. Arrived 1T The Bar at -
Ms1as" ay st Ann. Bay AID Knssion Win msc
passengers 10 Henderson Bros Arrived at tho BAR at $50
Steamer old Domnlon. Coucn Richmond aud Norfolk. with
u,l -, ana d. Sscugrr- % Ola bnnninu - &c.
steamer Ii DlmocS. Berry. Boston. with mise 10 II
smp Frauts,an Br) Brown. Calcutta II days with mdsc
sinp Nancy PrIlrfon. Praiieion Hong Kong days
with mN' t. Crtcr dAcy CO. vessel To Pcndeton Carver
Smp nieneqcS c,rysr I4yerpOo 3' days. with '
rs !n%c ,s1o r "Sps% II s2EcI m%1g Kong ii9 days.
WIN hHa" 49, y rrunoI W,iry san DOMINGO Ctv "a d,vs
with ndsr to l. w& + Armstrong.
sUN~Er-wmda At sandy liopE. Eight T. cloudy
Arrived yc.tcriay-
to s,nd'r.oa 4 Sou Ary'i Al tie Bar 70 m
stramcr &c, 81 nG@i' ~ ,9 N"r l"mre' b"eheid'' Nc VIA
SAILED.
steamers Celtic for Liverpool Calico. Hull scandia Ham.
bnrs. kaskcs, Fiushns Ioiu winlnart 'anls Amcric'
Si BAY Bduan. Pen lcO,a CIty OF
Atlanta. West Point. Va Ca>tlrgatc Philadelphia,
TiIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IIvERPoo Feb ls-Arrvci steamer Cuhc (Br). Roberts
from New.iork.
Feb Arrived steamer Nasmyh (Br. Holt. from New.
York.
BeisroI, Arrived steamer city OBI. Gore
frn = " York
CoPESIiAoKv Feb Is-Arriyed steamer Thlngyah DAM.
Nrw.l
GEEsTHNUNDF, Feb l7-Sllcl. Steamer standard (Gerl.
Iangou. Tor Sew-Y0rR.
1;lRKAIrAE Feb Passed steamer Northern Brl.
York her To- JaDIu and CHINA
Fch s-Passrd BrminIa tltan PzaIcllo from
New or on her way To Mediterranean ports.
HAMILTON. Ber Feb l9-saile!, steamer Trinidad Br)
Fraser. for New York.
Ior LATER Shipping News. Il any. see Seventh PaGsh
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

sonate Committee on Sugar Trust Hotel McropoIe, TO
q. III.
Assembly Committee on Census Enumeration Part IL
Superior Court II m.
Railroad Commissioners, Chamber OF Commerce rooms
10 80 a. N.
Rapid Transit Commissioners. No. % Wil!am-st. 3
p N.
Harvard Club dinner. DCmonco's evening.
Ma.s-lucctng OF photographers and eAsravers' Iulh
Hall. p. n.
Readings by George Riddle Hardman Hall, $3.50 p. m.
Arfon Society ball Madison Square Garden, evening
I'd Battery reception, arm0ry. p III.
Dante Society. Columbia College, p. m
Readings by Mrs.. Nclla Brown Pond Association Hall
p. II.
Algonqulns dinner. Hotel C1rcndon Brooklyn, evening.
Lafayette Post, No. 40, G.. \. r.. Masonic Temple,
p. II.
Amateur Athletic Union, Astor House. p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
USING SENTRY BONES As BEpcIAyfBEES

Charges were filed yesterday before the Park Com
mss!oners by Captain Mcnamara, Ol the Park police.
against eight men who were on duty on Friday HI-.t
oi last week. and all found by him asleep in the
sentry boxes when they should have been on post.
The sentry boxes were erected afford shelter to the
men when &c weather was unpleasant, but the night
In question a fine one. The park police are
seeking 10 have bill passed by the Legislature TO in
crease their pay from 800 20 $500 a wear. The
present Commission increased their pay from - Il "a
day 10 - 30. ana they are duty for eight hours
only. Many of the men have been employed in the
park for eighteen or twenty years and are old and
frNhl
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
%JW Ark.
trick YESTERDAY,

owing 10 the illness Of Judge hTKpa'r'h N'9'c'"''
all case, -ct down for trial were pu oil one week
,.. ,i. c,... tn Inc tri.d were those 0f Enc!"i"rt
Hammer ard casper Ncg"r ind ccd for paFI' iiu""
i'm a.. Anarchist rot LIT November.
4 dwelling. 80 III oraton-~t, occuprd b' J1Hi'>
Woodbpi,r with barn aol.tunt. va, DESTROYER ~
r,c Yesterday Hcuinwiu hw"r. c9!'ri CplcHi,l',l'
g, tI a,. .if, vI, .lcpI iu DO" barn. hi1 10 l'ap rom
q, window 10 ave .acm-cIsc.. The los j. a'1u'
- 600 and ;, insured ia the German .mcrchI I'
saraucc Company.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
THE CAR POTTER WAS NEGLIGENT.
From The rad!anapoll, News.

From Tie Indianapolis vows.
II q, related of ore Of tho members OF thc Legs.
Iatrro VINO recently went on guuke,ihg trip III Il
t,I ,,r th9i when D." Wa, making hi, toilet IN the
mar, iu, he began using ItIbri.,h bclQhshS 10
another member. which ne found on the Wa,nst u'u.
Hold on. there" said his colleague lhal > NY
The deiIec II Is va, the rcionder. " II thS Is
vo,rn where il, the one that belongs to the car"
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Observation-Disclosures Waite \. Wood OF
Uoo.ick Falls y. Y. -Enmons Balh''
of Chicago. FIFTH AVENUE-EX-Go,crnor Charles fo--
ter Of Ohio. and XCongrcs s,man John ~ McShahe q
Nebraska. HOFFMAN-SEoakcr william +. SAerhan' "i
Ruralo MURRAY HIIIl-Govcrnor NJ C. Bulkclcy, q.
Connecticut and a. Blecoker Banks, OF Albany 81
JAMEs-ExGovernor John McEncIy, OF Louisiana
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
OYSTERS BY THE YARD.

From The Norwich Bulletin.
Xcv ttavcu oy stcr grower reports that his dredGc
,-,r-rt M an oy -ter with shell eleven and d haIi
iurh., long. the other day. - L. ,-,.h
" .uch an oyster n, That can never be put ~ WIN
tIer n,ster, and sold by the quart. He should DO
rot,ilcd at % much "A yarl.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
WHITING OF TIE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.

4 stated meeting Of the Ncw-York Academy Of
Medicine was held last night at the academy, NO. Il
West Foriy-thiid-st. The paper Of the evening was
,cad bv Dr. Joseph ID. Bryant on Operative ShrgCai
treatment for Ancur # the First TWO Portions O c
tub Clavsn Artery The paper was aiterwaru t nl,
c,'ssai by Dr,. Y. VI. hlrhD', j. y Nyctl, o"Pi'e"
smith L. 4 slin.sOn and l.. G.. Jancway.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
IF You are Alive

To the importance of pure food and want to Dc sure
of getting Baking Powder free from ammohiI H'u
all other Objectionable ingredients you will try OeVe
lands 1t costs more, will go farther anu l'' /"
every way Absolutely the Best
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
UIRINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


San r,.o. oIs sets ST Moon ses 6l7a Moons aseli
HIGH WAFER
SANDY Hoof $40 GOr I,ianl 5.3S Hel! Gate 7.b
- v-s.,,y iioos. $50 Island - He'll oaIs $40
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.



Father Matthias YOdyzsus, OF st. Georges Polish
Church i'm North Tcnth-st has been requested TO re
tire by Bishop Loughn. The request was made a
week ago by letter. but Father YodyzSus still con-
tnues 10 hold mass in the church. According to the
statement OF exJustcc Miller the bishop has Instructed
him and the members of the parish TO proceed against
The priest and said that he he bishop would bear all
TIE expenses TO get the priest out of the parish
A reporter called at the bishops home yesterday,
but he refused to discuss the matter Has FATHER
Yodyzsus any authority to continue making the col
lectons Of the church?' asked. To this the
bishop said he had right TO handle any OF the
chuIch's money.
YESTERDAY morning two OF the trustees o: tie church
appoared before Justice Goctng and wanted warrants
for the priests arrest charge Of obtaining money
undcr false pretenceS The cOIrt refused 10 grant
court. To-day Father YOdyZsus will DC a;Taigncd be
pending against him.
lawyer has been instructed to apply for writ OF
attachment against all the property standing in Father
with money given for the church. The object d tn
tried against him to-day he adjourned or Ec be re-
manded for the Grand jury, he viii either nave - Ehh
hail or 90 10 Jail The bond under which lie IS now
given by himself with what IS now alleged 70 be
the church property ds security.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted into these column.
nrr recommended TO the readers OF THE TRIa.
INE "s thoroughly reliable. and busines. can b.
done by maii with the advcrtisers with ue,S...
snfcty.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

TO BURY THE VICTIMS OF THE FATAL FIRE.
The bodies Of Mrs. Mary Henry and her fo"r young
children, who perished in the flames which DESTROYED
the threestory frame tencmenthOuSc al llopklnS-st
and DcmOnicO Place carly Wednesday morning, VIII
be buried today in the Lutheran Cemetery The
bodies Of the mother and her children lay side Icy side
in plain cloth-cOvered collins at Peter f. CESS under
taking establishment, No. 20 ThOrntOn-st.. while nun
dedS OF curious people gathered about on the Sidewalk
all day yesterday. Mr. Gels Will bear the expenses
Of their burial, the relatives Of the dead woman beng
too poor. ON Wednesday night cOntrbGtion-boX was
put OUt in front of the undertaking establishments. ara
last night il fOInd that $50 had been placed IN H.
The bodies will he taken from the undertaEcrS 10 NE
IompainS Avenue Congregational Church. where inc
Rev. DR.. Il. II. Meredith Will conduct the services.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
Announcements.
I. Z srArroRp,s Olive TAE

4. J. T. STAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR
,roxcurrrs cor.t,US ASTHMA. GROUP. wHOOp.
10 CGtGiI' SCAKGNrINA. and a. forms ~ 90 ~
lor I,aru,. Scad, and ChlIo.9nS aplly owe IiF'
PAIN WILL INSlANl IN CtAS!.,
sold everywhere. so cents per bottle
LITTLE medicine of the right kind. taken az
tho riabt time /. invaluable That means Carers Little
Liver rms. and take th'I now.
Browns Camphoratcd Saponaceous Dentllrice
IA the bcs, tooth powder IN the world tor preserving he
ieSh "Ee,le,h.ng aud delicious" IS cents bottle.
HENRY A. DANIELS. N. D.,
20 WEST S9lH>T. - $780,
DtSc,sos o. tho Nrrtols ten. Gtnlto Crhay Oroans
rnisi,cnce and Sier.l!ty. Hour, 70 :. . 70 D.
No home is complete without Parkcrs Ginger
4oI. s ,ri, t't;'s HAIR BALSAM Is lIfa TO the half
USE BRUMMELL's CELEBRATED COUGH DROPS.
Genuine have \. II. H. on each drop so'a every fy"'efe
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

Tsr BRUNMELLs CELEBRATED COUGH DROPS.
Genuine have A. II. Il. each drop Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
HENRY 4. DANIELS. NJ. D..


nse,ses q, the Nrr,oLs " teL. Gcno Urnay organs
rni",cncs and Sler.l!y. Hour, 70 :. 70 D.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

bent IL is said. upon calling that gentleman 10 az
count He failed TO find hIn.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

4 little medicine Of the right kind taken a.
no riabt time /. Invaluable. That means Carters Ltuo
and
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
FARMERS. THEsE AXE FOR YoU!

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Area aud Value OF Farms In the United StateA
Live stock In the United states.
CO.opcratyc Building Associations.
Agricultural Societies.
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