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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
NETWORK CITY.

m. rrtr,. Yesterday received the following con-
,u,u,ions for the sufferers Of the st. Johns fire {:
John g. Myers sfOO and $40 from IF. w u.
Also 50 from - Mrs. J. =, LenoN. Mass, ior 'ho
famil~ Of the poor stonecutcr whose case was men
toned "a few days ago.
IN, New York connections Of the overland rail- sys'
TENS viii land important lots OF China ana japan
uro,Iuc. here this month The Eric Railway DC
uvered Yesterday 800 packages Of tea, Tut OF MY
carloads arranged for. also ll9 bales OF raw SIX
Attention ia called to an advertisement in another
column Offering for sale fat HeIrcshon steam
launch.
Austin GRAY, Produce Exchange broker failed
yesteriay on account 81 dealings amounting 10 only
500.
There will be 100 900 bushels Of corn sold at anc-
uon on the Produce Exchange today. II Is In
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad ele-
vator IL has become musty and warm, and hehce
the sale.
W. II. Lcaycraft, who was recently appointed As
sistant Appraiser this port was sworn In yesteuay
By Collector Hendricks.
A slight fire broke out yesterday morning In the
business office Of the National Coragc Company Nos
1876 and 1877 Frontst II put out by the clerks
before Il had caused much damage.
Henry Knickerlocker the wcllknown stock broker,
will sail for Europe tomorrow the French steamer
La Champagne. lie will Ire gone about two months
and will return with his wife, who has been abroad
about year.
Hugh Mcmahon, bartender at Grand ST. ana the
Bowcry was held FOR trial In $500 by Justice Dufy
in the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, on n
charge Of representing himself Ia be officer Of the
soclety for tho Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children
John Murphy, charged with causing the death Of
George Coe by biting his finger during quarrel on
July d. was discharged from custody yesterday by
Coroner Shea, there being no witnesses at the In
ques. who could prove his guilt.
Sir Ambrose Shea, Governor OF the Bahamas, arrived
here Yesterday from Nassau the steamer city OF
Wa -hIngton Ills wifi, accompanies him.
II was thirty years ago yesterday that the
Union and Confederate armies met at Manassas, In
the memorable bntts on tn" Bull Run field, when the
Union forces driven back toward Washington
with heavy losses both sides.
Hamilton Brane a grandson Of Rear Admiral Daniel
l.. Braine Of the Navy and son of Lawrence r.
Brainc, died at RdgewOOd, y. j.. On wednesday.
The Watts monument, which It has taken the Henry
Bonnard Bronze Company eight months TO cast, was
placed exhibition at the company's works ycStcr-
day. The monument. which is 10 be erected In about
four weeks in memory Of John Watts founder Of the
Lcakc & Watts orphan Asylum. Is Of one piece Of
bronze, and cost $1,000. 1t Is feet and inches
In height.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS ORGANIZE.
FORMING A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AND ELECT.
ING CrFICERS

ING OFFICERS
4 meeting OF amateur photographers In the United
States held yesterday afternoon In the OF the
New-York Society 0. Amateur Photographers. Nos. Ill
an1 West Thirty Vhthst snd the American League
PHOTOGRAPHERS organized with the follow
ing President. Paul H. V. Thery Of the Newark
Camera ClGb; nst president, Dr. George l.. Psrelec.
o! the Camc,a Club o. Hartford Conn second vice prrs
dent. Frances o. johnson. Of the Washington d. c.
Camera Club: Treasurer ~ Drew OF the Lynn Genera
Club; and secretary, y. I. BurOn, Of the Society Of
Amateur Photographer q NcvYork. Twcnty-onc club,
were rrprescn The League j. designed take up and
continue broader Sold the work o. the American Photo
graphic Conference. monthly journal will lr startd
within short time The National council Will meet in
Nav and VIII consist q three delegates and I've
alt?acs from each club IL il proposed u have State
division o. ;he league in each State.
The New-YOrH Division Of the American League OF
Amateur Photographers met last night and elected their
officers as follows: President. Frank lie Mamma OF the
DrooHlyn Academy OF Photography first Ncc-prcsdcnt,
Dr. Fly Van der Walker. Of IN" Syracuse Camera Club
second yce-prosdent. James II. S.cbbns IT,, OF New
York and and treasurer H. s. Fowler. of the
b ooklyn Academy Photography Addresses were made
by Paul V. y. Thicry. OF Newark; Oscar T. Teale on
Painncla, and A. j. Thomas. OF HOboken. The meeting
was well attended and eathusieste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
BOARD OF REGISTRATION ORGANIZES.

The Essex County Board Of Registration Organized
here yesterday. The four members are LNoharu
KaSch and Edward A. RaynOr Democrats ana
William II. Williams and Edward Jack 'Oh' kepuDh'
cans. MIR. Williams was elected chairman Mt har'"
ccrctory and the latter was directed 10 notify the
chairmen Of the Republican and the Democratic County
committees that the Beard had organized ana Va
ready To receive the lists for nominations oil eecoh
officers. The lists ready. 49,,
An inquest has been ordered In the case OF JONI,
Burner driver for the Otla and lllnNWorth Sleei
Company on the boys Joseph and Clifford Garrison,
who were killed by Pennsylvania Railroad IRAN AT
Harrison on Wednesday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
LONG ISLAND.
Az OLD DEED FOUND IN FLAT

An OLD DEED FOUND IN FLATBtSiI.
There u burglary al the hOIs. u Edward r.
de >cldng Of this pace, last week. The hou'c was
un0ccupicl and thc burglar, turned everything ont
the nor. In looking over the paprs and debris, joel
:. dc Seldng found old deed long missed, which
shows the fnmy'S title to the southwest Of
Canal and Christie SITS. The deed IS on genuine sheep
sin and although 100 years have passed since il
signed II t. Just rs well preserved rs when II left the
lawyers hands. The top is udcntod IN accordance
with the old practice. II l. SAID nave been made in
the ninth year OF the independence Of the State II
New Yora, 1854 tween Is a" St,uteEbcrg ard Pliip
Van COrtand Commissioners Of FOsfcturcs ap-
pointed in pursuance OF IN act of te state entitled An
ACT the speedy sale Of COnhsC acd and Forfeited
Estates" and John Dover. OF the city Of York,
sLo Jkcepcr In consideration Of eighty three pounds
lawful money OF the said state" the commissioners
grant bargain, SELL cneOG, and confirm unit, lie
said SJhn Dover certain lots bounded on the north
by Pump and the cast by Flrsst.. forfeited 10
the people OF the state by the attandrr OF james DE
Lancy." The deed was duly acknowledged before John
Floss Hobart December 20, 1884 and was recorded
on February o, l647. This property was sold by John
Dover to the grandfather OF Edward SEEDING and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
sgrIpg.prcKED CREWS BR9rGHr TO POET.

The steamship CITY Of Washington, which arrived here
yesterday, had Doad two shpwrockcd crews. when
picked up her here. one OF the crews con
ssng Of six men, belonged to the American schooner
[. w Lewis, which went ashore near Havana Cuba Oh
July @, her way from Santa Cruz, Cuba 10 Ncwlork.
The other consisted OF four from the American
schooner w. II. Parker which wrecked the 10
hamas. The City u Washington made the trip In an
unusually short time and Will have to ieman at QIaian
tine until this morning the law which
qures vessel coming from foreign port to spend OF
least i've Days OF before she pass Quarantine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
SHOT AT HIS WIFE THEN KILLED HIMSELF
CgAZED BY DRINK RUEGER, THINKING HE HAD
MURDERED THE WOMAN, ENDS HIS

OWN LIFE.
Rerlardt Ruegcr, q German, hfty'twO years Old AZ
temued TO Lii his wife, Pauline at their home NO
1s1 McKibbcn-st yesterday. and then fired bullet
into his own BRAIN The bullet intended for Mrs.
Ruerer few wide Of It's mark, and M she Swooned 10
the ground from fright, Rueger, believing he had zone
his work fred the second shot Into his own hc'l'
DIVING almost instantly. married daughter MIS-
Annie Schaker and the atter's li,tl' GIRL saw the
tragedy. several days ago Rucger lost his employ
ment In the IrOnclad Works, On FluNhlngaVc through
drink Mrs Rucger became somewhat respondent over
fine loss OF his position. and told her husband mat
unless lie stopped drinking, she would leave him. ms
he promised to do. On Wednesday night however lie
went home drunk again, and while eating DrcHhi"N'
Yesterday morning, Mrs. Rueger told him tha' she III
tended going away. To this he made no reply DAT
getting ND from the table, went downstairs. Rneger
granddaughter followed him to the yard where ne TOOK
ont revolver and threatened to shoot her unless sho
returned 10 the house The child ran back to INC
apartments of her grandmother and told her what hau
occurred Mrs. Ruegcr down stairs and fouho her
husband In OuthQuse As she opcheu '"o
door, Rueger raised the revolver and fired ut hcr'
Mrs Schaker and her daughter, who had followed MiS'
Rueger to the yard, the weapon di'charseu'
and as the old lady fell to the ground tley DeieNou
she had been killed RueCer did not wait to ascertain
whether or not the bullet had done It's WORK. Ou' at
once shot himself in the head, falling dead
Mrs. Ruegcr was carried into the house UNCONSCIOUS
A physician was called In and found that the wola
was unnjured Rucgcr Is believed 10 nave pee o'"@cu
by excessive drinking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
ANOTHER MURDER IN RCCkLAND COtNil
Man FOUND WITH A DRUISz on THE HEAD

Man FOUND WITH DRUISz on THE HEAD
AND FINGER MARKS on THE THROAT.
II looks rs II RockIand County had another murder
cose on hand All the facts will probably De learned
at the inoucst on Monday. At midnight on sunday
night as train No. 56 the Ere line app"ach'd
Stengton the conductor discovered the deah Do1y o
a man lying the track. lie was John IoEho'sA i'
Z Hungarian who had worked at Tuxedo Park The
CORPSE was taken to III. scrlngtOn station; the iacts
were reported by the conductor and Coroner Conkn oil
Spring Valley, was notified The Coroners Jury was
unable 10 proceed with the in1st on account OF inc
absence Of WITH essrs and adjourned to Monday
On Wednesday morning the following story was
told by Michael Krilah and the wife Of the dead man,
al Spring Valley: KrIlaL and three friends, all
Iungar1anS, started from Ramscy's for Tuxedo early
on sunday morning John TorhovSki started Tor the
same place in the afternoon to pay $50 that he lad
borrowed there In order TO pas his wifcs passage 10
MS country. Torkovsld paid the money, and
met the other party, who had preccded
him in the morning. The three friends who had
zone with Krulak started back for Ramscys. krilhk
and Torkovsl started TO return shortly after DARK
ON the railroad track both being intoxicated shorty
before they reached strlngon. TorkovsM toh kTniaK
10 70 ahead for tickets. Immediately airr thlN an
express train passed. and Krak turned to look l"r
TorkovsLt and SAYS he him on the ground, ana
that on going back he found him kicking and glsplne
and almost dead Krula, went on run to i.aHl.'[
The case looks suspicious, ana ful PltN Is Aua-
pcctcd. n, DE- Van Wagner on examining me boiy
could find no marks that showed IT had been struck
md finger marks Oh the throat The body Us
House for burial. Mrs. TOrlOvsh seemed very I'm.
concerned at her husbands death and me atcst
rumor says that she has eloped with krulak or at
least that both Kruak and she have gone away An
investigation Will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
SEWAREN.

At the last meeting OF the sewaren Land ana water
Club F. A. Soacc, W. Ii. II. smith ard Harry H.
Cooper Of New-lork: and W. H. smith, oil scWarcii,
were elected TO full membership. IT Was decided
that the club would make another cruise to sandy
uool, and Atantic Highlands tomorrow and sunday.
The following boats Will paricipate NaphtE ya,h'
Idler the cutter Nnlla, the Iona, the Dofo'hH, we
Ripple the Dnsilla the Clyuc, the Fay, ana me
nupntha yacht COncElta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
Do YOU like soda water?

Nv wv
The gas that makes the
soda fzz andfoam raises cake
and biscuit. The leavening
gas comes from baking
powder. What you want
is the most gas in the least
powder. That's what you
get when you buy Cleve-
lands. A rounded tea
spoonful Of Clevelands Bak:
ing Powder does more and
better work than a heaping
teaspoonful of any other.
Ask your grocer for the Cleveland Cook Book
400 rccipes. free If he hasn't copy send stamp
and address to
Cleveland Baking Powder Co., Now York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
SHIPPING NEVIS.


PORT OF NETWORK. ...TH URSDAY, July 81 1882
ARRIVED.
Steamer II r. Dimock. Berry, Bosom with udss IN
II Dimock.
Steamsr WlkesbRrre. Gates. Boston for Johusou
Steamer Caribc (,r Mackmgl Blracoa DAYS i, ,ut,
10 Moncs 4 CO. Arrived AZ the Bar a l4Oam ~ ~
ga James Turtle OBI. smith, Inn, y
~ aud Gibraltar July with mse TO Pheps Bros
90 Arrived al the Bar at "A '' "''
steamer Darmstadt (Ger) Bodcker. Bremen July O with
n cabin and SS Storage passengers to 90
Arrived a the Bar AT 4 4Uam ' W.
steamer ii asoGardner New Orleans Gays with ndse 10
John Il Van sickle.
Steamer Washington tNOr). Sayesen Gibara dav. with
fruit 10 MOnes Co Arrived a the Bar D m Goth
Dubbcam tDtch). DE BOcr Amsterdam JnIv a AM,
BOuogno TO- with 70 cabin and oils seerage passrugers ~
Punch bdNe co Arrived at The Bar at s July 49,
Steamer old Dominion,
with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion IS Co "'
Burnlly (iiri. Hanslp Trindad and GRENADA
ID with mdse and 6 passengers TO George Chsta Arrived
at the Bar at 1918 @
Steamer Hugo (span Gardez. Caibarien July IT, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.


BAD DRAINAGE IN NEW-RoCHELLE.
The Board of Health OF New Rochelle VIII 10
morrow issue public nOtlce 10 u" P''P'o H'i's
I'm Residence Park that they must aI once s'pp vi.
usc OF the sewer pipes in That OcaIH. - s az,
that Al nigh tide the sewage is forced Dach mo INC
uue~. to n pOiut where IL becomes cNPo'cu. 0oIhc
hing viiI lave to be done al once 10 reHcN ~,
tTnu1c or inc residents Of the park VIII be copccu
Ia leave Their homes
A brakeman employed on ore OF inc ircisn' ua''is
OF The New York, Ncw.llaNch ana i''oiu ""'o'u
,aor,,ll, tou of a car and was run over the
,heeIl cntinr nj, body in two. The dc'ucht occurred
We.r Wei Farms on the Harlem River branch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
.IERSEN CITY.
Roy KILLED RY A TRAIN.

BOY kIILED III n INIfIaN'
Yesterday morning Joseph sayers, eSht years oio'
Of No Al Oalst.. killed by tram on inc
Newark and New York branch OF the Central Railroad
al the bridge crossing the canal at Garfield ave saSers
was PLAYING on the track with two othci Boys
Henry Newhouse and John Donovan, when Lehsn
Valley express train came along. NcWhou>e anu
Donovan the train and cried 10 sayers 10 set Vl
the track, but he did not seem tO near iheh. INC
train WAS going at full speed when II struck hliii'
and he was tossed high in the air MS DoiN WIS
terribly mitngcd when his companions reachcp hin'
and le died In few minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE Y
NEWARK.
NE AKIN.
TIE TAX COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

The Tax Commissioners Of Newark nave ther
annual report Nady. The total valuation OF personal
and real estate In the cy is 81 o,602,14o Inc est
mated amount Of bank stock Will make ue w'''
1921 500. 74o. Tho increase in valuation over HS'
year IS than 81 100000. II Is estimated mat
the ax-rate Will be 81 90 The total number Of per
sons eligible 10 pay poll tax Is 30,77j The count
Lizard OF Assessors Will meet Monday TO ny inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

"OrR CU,UNCEY, -" Our Chnuncey" Il Channcsr
NJ Depew the mastery leader OF the Harrison forces
nj iuncn oils, Who made the principal speech 'ne's
renominatiug the President. Mr. Depcw II ackno"'-
edged 10 be foremost OF American orators or'""~
sparkling sound and sagacious His aiter-"'nns'
,e.che. are both the models and the despair Of MS
rivals.
"Our Chauncry" IL n poem. by Isaac H. Bromley
led profu-ey aud comica, by Dan be"rd "ns
e. d. Gibson. Two OF the best pen.and-ink nr's's !"
Ncw.Yorl. City. When fret read. In New York 'iV,
before the Yale College boys IL was received win ON"
burst OF laughter and applause when 'ases
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and really form embeili-hcd by capital draw"
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sincere admiration for its eloquent SUBJECT "
Rrou,lcy'. humor whether In prose or verse. IL 100
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has done his wit more credit Than III 'hesc ""
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22

JAMAICA-P Probably the angriest man In jamaica
Yesterday was Colonel A. A. Deeraw, one OF the largest
property owners In the town. The 'oloheiS property
was advertised fr sale yesterday wihouu ms hhoMI
to make him pay higher assessment on farm land
in jamaica The property consists oi siS 800 noo
Colonel Degraw believes that supervisor r. ". Dun
is nj the bottom OF the analI, anu 'o"u' W lay
the matter bcfOre the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
THE PEECHER MEMORIAL TABLET FINISHED.

The brass tablet to be placed in Plymouth Church as
n memorial of Mr.. Beccler has been completed and
will be unveiled In october. II Is five BY four feet
and has bronze medallion portrait OF Mr. Beecher In
the centre. The inscription Is:
in memOriam, Henry Ward Beecher. First Pastor
OF Plymouth Church, 1s47-1S37. have not concealed
THY loving kindness and Thy truth from the great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
HOML NE VS..
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Police Beard meeting.
Funeral q Francis A. Stout Grace Church' ~ !" W.
New.York.St. Louis baseball na"h' iOo ''Ou"''
Xth Assembly District Republican Club No 49, Avenue
A, y. N. - >,
Mu,, IN Battery Park by Goth Regiment Band D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
VERY CONDESCENDING.
From The Boston Saturday Gazette.

Overheard at Recent Hop.-Mrs. A. lone OF the
matronst-Oh, Mr. b. want you TO meet and dance
this evening with Miss C She is charming but
knows scarcely am one here .
Mr.. b (langudly)-Realy, Mrs. 4, make 1t
a pOnt never 10 dance with strange girls until know
Something of their capabilities stll for your sake,
will give her a Quadrillc just 10 see how she moves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
DRyGoOpS FIRM PROTESTS.

The protest behalf of the drygooos i'n Vi
Weohsler & Abraham against the increase ol '''c
assessed valuation OF their Fulionst properly from
$500 900 10 S5o5G 600 heard by the Board OF
ASSESSMENT yesterday. W. j. Gaynor argued NAV
the firm thought the valuation unfair, ana mat 'heS
had been Disseminated against in relation 10 h'Is"
bo,lng property The increase OF Soo,OUo "'o
enormous and there had been no Such increase Ill
values Mr. Gaynor said that. taking the rate In
Fulton st. at -. 500 front foot as the average Oh inc
block the rate in Lvingstcn-st at S4OO front foo
which was the average. and $500 front 1901 III
Gaatin Place, and taking the interior oil the STORE
where there was a great open space 100 by III No'
nj one fOurth OF the Fdtonst rate, the t0"l 1oo'oI
up 100000. The firm particularly wished 1t set lo'h
that they did not wish TO pay loss thnh DINERS ei
atlvcv but that they thought this estimate fslr'
In reply to questions nom The assessors. Mr. Gnyhor
said lie did not think the property could be sod lot
more than 800, 900. and at II forced sale IL WOMB
probably not bring more than SJOO.0OO.
Assessor Patterson said the Board had not hh'e"-
t,onaly Disseminated against Wechser q Abr'ia'n
and dd not believe that there had been discrimination
Every effort had bcc, made 10 put fair Valuation
vp0n the prOpH1J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
OFFICERS OF THE 1ST REGIMENT EXAMINED

An Exam ming Board Of the First Brigade National
Guad, met In the armOry yesterday and examined
the officers of the new lst Regiment who Did not tIrn
out for parade in the Paterson cclebTau0n Ihe
officers Corporal William Ashley ana Llcu'eh'll'
Frederick Gr7,ndcr, Company NJ Corporal Robert l..
smith Is.uenant Alive J. smith and Lieutenant Henry
b. SNYDER Company f. The officers made several
pleas in excuse the most Important being taI lhey
were members OF the Let Regiment. 1hey are uinei
arrest and a report Will be made by the board 10
Ma1orGenernl Plume commanding the DIVISION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22

Governor Albeit has declined 10 exercise h'S ca
ecu1ive ccm>hcy in favor of Robert Alden FaeN, the
hoy murderer Judge Thomas ;. Henry and +. VI.
McDenhtt counsel for Fal,S, will now petition INC
Court OF PnrSiOns for Il commutaon Of the sentence 10
lie Imprisonment.
All articles containing interviews WIN Newark Mli
,arirar. IN Inc Indus RES OF Newark received
bv The Tribune last night without any name vi uu-
dress being given. The writer VIII please sehu HIS
uaIne and address TO The Tribune ONCE