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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
sru,frR CONS PHYSICIANS BEGIN WORK.

The physicians of the summer corps who are To
visit tenement houses and give free medical advice to
mothers Of sick children until September l. began their
work Yesterday. Early in tho forenoon they reported
to Dr. Moreau Morris, al the Health Department branch
Office. No. 300 Mulbeuy-st. Dr. Morris assigned them
to districts and told them 10 visit tenement
house in their district often possible during their
term OF service Among the physicians are two young
women One of them, Dr. Hamilton, was ordered to
patrol the district bounded by Attorney, Delaney.
sheriff and stanton SITS DIT. Unecr, the other Young
woman will work in the district between Thrtyfghth
and Forty.second sts. west Of seventh-avc. In recent
wears il has been the custom for Dr. Morris t. deliver
lecture to the physicians at the beginning Of Then
work bnt he was spared that trouble yc9t r'ay DO
cause the Health Board had outlined the WORK to be
performed and the Instructions wotr printed.
I'm addition TO their regular duties the physicians aIt
To distribute tickets for thc free EXCURSIONS furnished
lN The 81. Johns Guild and the Sanitarlum COR lie
brew ChrildIen They viii also be prOyd'd with posta
cards 10 b. used In informing the Kings DauHht rs
Of cases OF distress and poverty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

1t is frequently the in introducing and develop
ing patented inventions that eternal vigilance is found
to be the price of monopoly. The North American
Photograph Company is undergoing that eX-
pcrlence. This company is the owner of all the
patents Of Bell and TantOr on the graphOphOne and
Of Edison on the phonograph for tho United States
and Canada. II takes the machines manufactured at
the graphOphone and photograph factories and leases
them to its various local sub-companies BY the
terms of the leases licenses under which these sub
companies operate each is restricted 10 It's own terri
tory, and if they encroach on other territory all
machines found in violation Of the agreements en-
bodied in the leases liable To conscation. There
have been only few instances where resort has been
made to that remedy In this country, bat in Canada,
where the invention has only lately been introduced
a number Of piratical monographs have been re-
ported These machines have undoubtedly been leased
from some company in this country and carried over
the border where they being operated and ex-
hibted in violation of the contract under which they
obtained.
AT the Office of the North American Photograph
Company No 10 Wall-st, il was said yesterday that
the pratcal machines would be promptly seized. The
necessary papers and afidavits would be forwarded
10 Canada Immediately. There about 1000
phone graphs and graphophOncs now in use IN this
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
THE REV. GEORGE D. MAoKAY.

The spiritual tone of the conference has been Won
derfuy deepcned, aud men are in no condition 10 ap
plaud to-day. THIS morning after the usual biOc
classes Mr.. Moody took the platform and tod no" Hc
deals with different classes of inqurers lie mas ho
general rules for this work. The world mas ABOUT "A
many diseases as the body, and the Christian worher
mnst deal with the individual. The first dlincultE
which he took up backsuding and he shd tnhu
good many people Thought they belonged In uS cH'S
when the truth was they had never slid forward Ihey
had never had anything to slide oack frOlh' MANY
peOple Joined the church because they liked ue cholr
or the preaching or the society which they found tee
They were not Christians and never had BEEN ana so
they could not be termed backsldeTs. Lot was goos
example Of backslidcr. Many Of the men VINO WIlO'
srathng editorials about Bardsey, he believes, nave
hearts as black as hiladelpha's cx-treaslfer. Inc
young man who ruins the happiness OF woman tne
black Hberne who destroys home, the young
woman who speaks cOntcmptuously Of her mother inc
college student who lives life Of shameful these
fbouch outwarly pure and moving in the best society
ore more despcabe In GODS sight than many crlil
nal. The elder brother was meaner than te prouisui
in the parable recorded in Lnkes Gospel Tie ChuFon
ia fun Of elder brothers today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

drowning was the finding Of his valuables In the safe
long after they sb uld Etvo been called for by tier
owner a search was then made and Austn's clothes
were found in bath-house No. S0l, where he had ks
tlem
No one apparently saw Austin drown. As he was
a GOOD swimmer it is believed that he became helpless
BIZ being seized with cramps. lie was forty two years
Old was a native of Montreal, and graduated at
Jesuit college. He became resident Of Brooklyn about
fifteen years AGO. After bdng connected with the
firm OF Clark seaman a number OF years he formed
the firm Of Lord 81 Austin. lie w1dower and
leaves three children. Last night his body had NOT
been recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
ANIMALS IN WATER.
Where the Millions Of Creatures in Drinking Water
Come From and How They should be Disposed or

"I cannot understand the carelessness Of people,"
This remark made by q leading New.York chemist
who was just making analysis for the Board Of Health.
''Take the subject Of drinking water for instance
What sensible who ever held a glass Of
water up to the light felt that It was purei Even
near.slghed person that It ia full Of vegetable
and animal In the city. where water Is allowed
to accumulate the top roofs, naturally
the bottom Of becomes covered black mut
In the country wells simply DRAWINGS from the suros
water outhouses, often from barns and stables. Ia 10
any wonder 1t is impure1 Is It any wonts
people get sick from drinking III Some people
boil the water aud while this may KIN the live germs
does not remove them, the vegetable matter
which may be in water and which is often poisonous
The safest way any 70 do is TO mix little pure
whskey with the water and thus wholly counterfeit all
evil effects which be in water, however impure.
Doctors advise this and science confirms It, But only the
purost whskey should be used, and Duy's Pure Mali
is admitted both by and scientists be the pure
OF all modern whiskies Besides forying the system
against disease also makes the sluggish blood
circulate aud replaces weakness by strength"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
THE CITY'S TAX BUDGET.
ON PAPER. At LEAST, THE TOWN is sls2oOooOo
RICHER THAN 1T WAS TWO YEARS AGO.

oN PAPER. At LEAST, THE TOWN is s1s2'oOooOo
RICHER THAN 1T WAS TWO YEARS AGO.
The tax budget for 1891 was presented to TIE Board
NJ Aldermen at It's special meeting yesterday by tho
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments IL SHOWS
that the real estate valuations have Increased SOo'O'
STA over 1890 and those Of personal estate nave III
creased s22 o2l 1876, total increase over last year
of ass s7sO45. The net increase of last year over
$50 was 500 1870 277 or about S4,25O,o0O more than
This years increase. on paper, at least, Ne"-lorA
CITY is nearly S1s9 richer than 1t was two years
ago when II passed under the control Of Tammahy
administration. Last year the tax rate was 81 W.
With such enlarged valuations the present City Govern
ment will have difficulty In keeping 1t down TO ABOUT
the same figure But unless the rate is lowered inc
taxes themselves must be increased which Is eNactly
what the advocates OF continuing Tanniany Han III
mower promised should not happen.
President Arnold referrtd the budget to Alocrmai
Brown chairman Of the Finance Committee upon
which devolves the duty OF figuring out the tax RATE
Tie tax rolls will open for public Inspection tof
fifteen days, during which appeals may be taheh'
The appended table shows the relative assessed
valuation for real and personal estate for loOo anu
1891 by wards:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
THE GRm1aoy CLUB ON ITS WY TO A TDAs7

THE GBpDIBON GLIB on ITS WY TO 4 FbASI.
The members Of the Gridiron Club Of Washington
passed through this city yesterday on their way to
Providence where they Will arrive today and be enter
tanned by Tie squantum Club. The GHdirOn Club.
which IS composed Of newspaper correspondents. has
the reputation of giving fine dinners can De pre-
pared-dnners which dre said TO si.rpass even the
Injurious fcasts for bldy and mind which the Glover
club of Philadelphia prepares for It's members and
friends. The club EFT Washington on the . o'clock
express train yesterday morning In special Pullman
car They arrived in this city about 80 p. m. and
went directly TO the steamer Connecticut, OF the Prov-
dence Line, on which stateroOms had been engaged.
They are going to Providence the invitation Of Rich
ard : Howland and Jesse Metcafe OF The Providence
JourDalo and will eat one of the Squantum Clubs
famous clambakes.
The men who went were ii. ID. +. Naoiarand presi-
dent Boston Herald =. V. DE Graw, secretary.
United Press: G.. II. Walker, treasurer, Cleveland
Leaders; william f. Amin, Omaha Beer; David 5.
Barry, "New-YOrk Sum; John NJ. Carson, "Phadel-
mia Ledger; +. A. De Puy and Z. g. Dunnell, New
Yorl, Tines: X. L. Fearn. brooklyn Eagle; LOUIS
Gartbe Baltimore American; F. A. g. Handy, " chi
capo Trlbunen; Il. Is. Matthews, "NeW-Oreans Plca-
vuo.p. f. H. Powers, Washington National Demo
Erats. J. s. shTver, "New-YOrk Mall and EXprss
~ a Stealey louisville C0urcr-J Journal H. l..
west Washington y ST.; james Il. Young Phliade
mia star: +. y. BasSett and u. ). logie Oh u.e
United Prcss and X. a. Par" Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

A survey Is 10 be made Of the historic sl"op-o'-
war Kearsarge. which arrived at the Navy Yard from
the West Indies a few days ago, to determine upon
tie repairs that she may need to continue hef "a
active service. II is thought probable that tho COSY
Of tl3 repairs she may require VIII exceed .i9 LINN
- on nor cent Of the cost Of a new vessel Of Ike
1Irncnsinr.s and material. In that she would be
condemned and sold to tho highest bidder, unless
Congress- should pass special act to eXpend more
mon her This Congress has been pctitoned TO 40
because Of the vessels record In the fight with the
nrivat,er Alabama. Whatever may be her condition
Sortb Wiantc SquadrOn and she will probably 20 u
New London In few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
RECORDER sMY7H PRAISES NOR. NNoonL.

The July Grand jury was sworn III DeiOIe hcoo ur
Smvth IN General Sessions yesterday NchoiaS L. .or''
dealer In metals at No 245 Watcrst being the iore-
man The Recorder unmlndul OF the little differences
- onlrion which ne has had with DIsulctAuorhey
NIcou paid him a compliment yesterday lron t'o
hcnch for the efficiency and promptness with when
be and his assistants transacted the business Oi INC
office The Recorder said 10 the Grand Jury
II gives me very great pleasure 10 be able 10 IN
form you that al the present tinc there are Only lOrY
LIGHT cases 0 persons in actual CUSTODY awaiting te
ortion of the 1Ily Gr1nd Jury. There arc only III
pcrsons in the city Prison and OF that number seventy
hiee are Indicted and tEcir cases are prooaDIy III
condition 10 be tried. Il gives nc very great graf.
cation Ia lie able state these facts, because INC
,aIsr Is very small and the emount OF business 10
c done by YOU will be comparatively Ili!e putlnE INC
r.sant tern This -tdtt 81 facts Is aUFlDGtlpl' %
10 cau,,,-ir-t, dur.ng thc last month, ora We
rcydIn., one tic cases promptly and faithfully
TPrcccuted by the present. DisrIctA'torney and Ms
ttt'ei.t.ut.. and altnDuGn there was but prHcucay
"ne rancn OF this Yours In session last month for ne
ition of prison cases, 800 cases were disposed or
u ,Icrtur. 10 say THAI III my connection with those
mt for len years 10 such amount n public
t,Sro.s was ever before transacted IN the same length
~ t,nc Two branches Of this court were engaged
~ e. The bcgnning VI the term 10 the end of II in
;c trial Of long and important eases 10 the exclusion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
WESTON HALL.

The man who has intellectual difficulties was next
taken up Mr.. Moody met such man once VINO
seemed bound in the assertion that he couldn't believe
aWhOrn9n said the evangelist. "Iou mSuGderHuahd
nv remark" said the man. " can't believe Whom
ronlIed Mr. Moody g tell yOu You fail TO understand
,,a. can't bolove "WhUn ?" l have intellectual
d,flculties: can't believe Whom?' 81 have ONLY
one word to say You are trhng am so constituted
that can't BELIEVER" nd he said this with show Of
temper.
lie was getting mad-s good sign. So said again
"WhOmi'
myself blurted ont the inquirer
aTtanl, Cod for that was thinking you wore going
20 gay Won could not believe God. You are hong way
toward God if you hive reached point where you
cannot believe YOURSELF. . u. 4bo o,o,,,o
- ~ nrnGfahIe NT McCOnaughy and Mr.. Mackay
10th of NeT York were announced the hTst TO- leSa
pIa class and lie latter 10 give one VI MS plnslrAe
pFJe readings which accomplished % much good III
New York last Wln'er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
corRr CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Supreue Comt-G neral Term-ReGess continued;
Suprsln Court-Chambcrs-B IruaN, J-MOuOn CAB
and1r Nos 1 70 20. called at IL O'Clock.
supreme CoLrt-Speclal Iefiu-tHfOs L ara L-Aui
jourutd for the term. - -, -, -, , a
supreme Court lrcult-fsrtS l. IL III anu if-N~
Surrogate's Court before Ransom s.-Moton caendai
co,ip1 M 10 30 A. NJ WINS COrnella {. Cairns william
Dawes barbara smith, Annie nauvelt AndTeas kgl1aa
and Conrad Buchhoi7, 10 a. M Wl!ilam 9 MeCuhe h~A
/. Pe1rsau and Michael Darcy, 10 30 ~ m. -.
Suneror Uour General Trrm-Adjourned for the Term
superior Court-Special Term-Before Gldersleeve -
Motions. , ~ , =, -. rrY "A
Common Pieas-(eneral Adjourned until Angus, .
Common Peas-Special Term-Bcfore Bookstaver' j.
Notion. . "a. M, ,,i.,,.rod ,D,,l ,ugust IL
Common Plcas-Irial Tem-Pafts !, III and lll-A~'
iOurn-d for the term ,-.... = Ma.
tiOQs. ~, c,.. ,,r,s TT III and IV-Ad
iournfd FOR the term. M. c.,,,b r.
court Of General Sessons-Part Ibefore smytn w.
and Assistant District Attorney "eeAS-Nos' I" - -
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
DROWNING or JOHN c. AUSTIN.

he GOES INTO THE sURF At MANIIATTAN BEACH
AND Is NOT SEEN AGAIN.
The drowning Of John Austin Of the snip oroNor'
oe, firm Of Lord Il Austin, OF No. Il Broadway VnS
city, at Manhattan Beach on saturday last was ''c
chief topic discussed yesterday among the guests aV
the Manhattan Beach Hotel The fact uiat VT Au'"n
hod boon drowned was known 10 only a few up to
YESTERDAY Mr. Austin. who lived with his family at
No Lila Deau-st.. brooklyn, wont TO Manhattan
leach 10 spend the Fourth of July. lie was IN inc
hn5it of bathing at Manhattan Beach. and was con-
sr1ered an expert swimmer.
Toward evening on the Fourth he hired bath-house
No 3QI and left his valuabes with Mr.. Schuman' the
supcrtutcrdcnt of the bathing pavilion. Ills watch
jewelry and sum of money were placed IN inc S;te'
Mr. Austin after DOMINIC his bathing suit jumped into
tb. hr,al,cr~ and when last seen was swimming out
lido Of the lifeline. The first Indication Of his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

them. IL has been the chief complaint OF tue
coloniets heretofore that the British naval ON
GERS were the voice and arm of France, that they
enforced French law on British subjects, anu tha'
stantlv made the subject of capricious cOmprO-
mise between French and English naval officers
WHO wanted TO get along with each other Will
out fuss The advantage OF these courts
will be that thcir acts VIII DC taken
seriously upon neither whm nor policy
but only upon the law, and that their decisions ms
subject to appeal will be rendered under the sSe
that out of this situation, if Lord Salisbury Is
prompt TO bring it about, settlement OF the
French Shore difficulty will occur speedily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
SUPERINTENDENT PORTER'S REPLY.
II THE BULLETIN Is ERRONEOUS. CONTROLLER
MYERS IS AT FAULT.

MYERS Is AT FAULT.
Washington July (speciap.-Mr. Porter. super
lntendent Of the Census upon being asked day If he
had anything to say concerning the editorial In yes
terday's sun" crcising CenSns Bulletin 50 Oh the
local finances Of one hundred of the principal cities,
said he had not; that there any criticism about
this bulletin far it relates to New-Yor City, the
fault lies with the city Controller, as would appear
from the following copy Of letter which Mr. Porter
addressed that officer in April last:
Department Of the Interior, Census Office, Washing
sr 'o nC Go herewith please find statement com
puted in this office from your annual report snowrg
the fRG AZ 1855 On ~ would thanh You
to make careful examination OF the same with q
view to the dso2vey Of any IN e san the
same in your official capacity and return under cover
age. As bulletin embracing this Information is row
ready for the printer an early reply IS very 9e Tell
A. F. CiuLOs Acting superintendent Of Census
Mr.. Porter said "Thc statement referred TO as
ncosed with the above letter covered tho entire nan-
cal transactions of the city Of NewY0k for the year
ending December 81, 1880, as appeared from the re-
mort Of the Controller tabulated in manner to con-
form to census publications. As will be noticed in
the letter Mr.. Myers requested to make CAREFUL
examination Of the statement, and make CT indicate
ANY changes that he desired and that would correspond
10 the facts or suggest any explanation that he thought
worth while 70 make but to this day lie has not seen
| proper to make any communication whatever to tins
Office Oh the subject, and has retained the taOul1eH
| sheets without explanation
! 4 similar request made of all the cities en-
br,ced in the bulletin Of local finance and ninety seven
out Of the 100 responded promptly 70 the request
While the statement respects New-York Is absolutely
accurate as it stands, that is, assuming tie accuracy u
the Controllers animal report. from which 1t Is com
piled the Census ONCE would gladly have made any
explanation in relation to the Park and Public Grounds
| k,o ,tr..lls
while 10 suggest such change, even hal ne egarueo
the matter as of sufficient Importance 20 answer te
nOIlte request sent 10 him last April. The wrath %
The sum should therefore he visited upon controller
Myers not the Census Office"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
o,,.,,p,cNP WAS IN THE RIGHT.

Judge Addison Buwn, in the United su''es Dlsulco
Court has handed down decision hNihg Ule oIiino
t +Lo couision which occurred outside Sandy Hook
ot : 90 q IN on December 7. between the French
steamer La Champagne and the English steamer
Lsboneusc. The Llsboncuse had big hole stove IN
her side, and La Champagne was so badly damaged
that she had 10 be placed on the drydock.
The Compagnie Generate Transatlantique filed libel
for 100000 against the Lisboneuse, and Robert single
burst and the other owners Of the English vessel flied
cross libel against La Champagne for $4,000 Judge
brown held that the primary cause OF the aocdot was
reylect or niSapprhensOn the part Of the Lls-
boS~use and decided in favor Of La Champagne 9
owners 4 master will lie appointed TO apprise the
damage done the French liner. The Lisb0neuse's aP'
ura,ed value is $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
THE WORK AT NORTHFIELD.
PRAYER MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES.
ROBERT T, spEER'S FINE ADDREss-MI" MOODY
TELLS HOW HE DEALS WITH INoUIHLhs'
1sr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUsEI

ROBERT f. spEER'S FINE ADDREss-MI" MOODY
TELLS HOW HE DEALS WITH INoUli'LHS'
1sr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsEI
Northfeld Mass, July G.-Mr Moody was ris"S
Yesterday when he said that he intended to MAKE IL u
field day. Besides the six sermons there "cro n"rI'-
erous meetings for prayer and conference one Vi Do
most interesting being held at Mr. Moody's nome
Few addresses have produced such an impression ~s
that made by Robert L. speer, who took for MS eAV
study 10 be Quiet giving the marginal reading OF inc
Revised Version Make 10 your ambition to be .ie~
M man. except Mr.. MOody-and he would strike ont
that exception-has stirred the audience TO euch
senths rs did this Princeton student his knoWieuge
~ the English Bible is marvellous. and In qno'g IL
no oives chapter and verse continually, often giving
The additional information that the vital word IN inc
MASSAGE Is or ia not the same sc the one tanSan Uy
Inc same English word tn another passage OF scripture
An this is done with attempt to display MS HarU-
inr After the address last night, Mr. Moody ilVNeo
o,i who were considering the subject OF persouNl
Salvation and all who had lost their first love TO meet
Afr sneer and himself in his home that they might
tain with them A number of people accepted Ue
invitation and while this meeting WIS In progress a
narlor praver-meetiug was held at the Northneld'
which continued It'll after IL o'clock