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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-14
AUCTION SALES.

A UCT1ON-SALE OF INTERESTS IN THREE
N iron mines, Saginaw. American and Dexter
mines and g. 900 acres OF iron lands in the Ishpem-
ing Iron Range, JULY ., 1892, at 10 O'Clock A. M
half miles east of lshpeming, Marquette county.
Mich. and continuing until all is sold sale on
the grounds, Terms made known on day of sale or
on application. Address c. +. CONRAD, Detroit,
Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Dylman yesterday at
White Plains signed final judgment vaoatlng ana
setting aside the assessment roll Of the village OF
Williams bridge for the year 1-92. No village tax
has bc, collected since -gO, and the asScssmrt OF
sol Ia, been attacked and Is SIN unsettled factor
in the courts, objections having been filed against the
assessment by Mcssrs. Blodectt. LOrard and Mare,
prominent taxpayers II the village. II l. alleged that
the boundary lines Of lots assessed fictitious
and curatc and that many assessments are grossly
unbalanced. About 5000 in certificate, 81 indebted
ness held by the Fifih Avenue lialk u New YORK.
Cuv > 900 due the Sory- YORK and N"vJcrScy Globe
Ga.llci COMPANY for lighting the streets ~" salaries
Of village YiaCul, and other item, Of Indebtedness
me un-dtsncd. anh no apparent mean, are Al mana
Jl, before the Legislature All scesnns 4" relieve the
corporation from the unpleasant position In when IL
has been placed.
WHITE PLAINS. Republicans last risht nominated
against super visor Plat, the Dcmocrniic candidNe
For Town Clerk y. II. crosby Collector. >. 4. G.
sioncrs, Uelirch BrJmm and Jo-"ph Mead. auditor
Johu Ee.d: t,vcf-ccr uf Poor. william >tanncd.
HARRISON. The Republican caurn- has nominated
the following town ticket and the party viii mssc II
-rrons neht 10 Win superior, George bulhhg
rwn Clerk. John C.. Lane. Collector. william \.
Ilnviland. A-,..~.or Albert sutton. Road commits
-ioucr Gilbert t. litNiIrd Justice Of the Peace.
John C. IAyaud inspectors Of Election, 1T District.
-amuel Ildy aud and William Henry Purdy ov"r-cere
i the Poor. Frank Park and samuel iiaViIaid on
.iablc,. DAVID y. lInvlaud, Jnln ". Week Wilhelm
Warren. Thona~ MullHncy ana John NiNiN
UAsTINGSTPON HUDSON - TIE Republicans of
the town of Grc,uburg vii hold their town convention
~ the Republican club rooms 4" dnN. at y. NJ. 10
nominate thoir town ticket. 10 De 'o'ci on March -"
TTCKAIiOE-rhc Rev. Dr. r. l.. ioncchcr. pastor
been called 10 the Church o The saviour, at one hun
drcd and ninth i. jiud Madison ave Nc~-lork city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK .....TUESDAY. MAR. % 1897
ARRIVED


Steamer Dannstidt Uicr Bodeker Bremen Mar 8
with md>e and Ia,'cngcis u Oelnchs Co. Arrived at
STEAMER AIcr lG,D. Christoncrs Bremen March II.
- with mdsc aud passengers To oelrich-
A. Co Arrived At the Bar a 90 a
steamer lnikidtiNa (tau. tanIuncl Palermo Feb u.
Gfgcnu - Mtssna -. Maple, -. Gibraltar March :,
with aud passenger u Pbclp, Bros 4 co. Al
steamer S,iatoea. leighton. Havana Mar ~. VIII,
md ~ and passenger, To Ja> T. Ward 3 c..
steamer Doyro tNor. Jacobsen. Birdcol DAYS with
fruit Come rrar,al Arrived at I'll" Bar at ! y m.
steamer Nrptuno. Fn>ei. MontcGo Bay Mar Is, ~
AIMS l.ay ana Port Mgti' rs. with md,r ! T. Kerr
\ Go. Arrived At uc i''r 1T 40
Steamer ihalmctt", Percy. NrW'Orleans Mar TO- with
md-c o ! L Van sickle.
steamer state Of Texas. Williams. fern,udirs Mar Is
and brunswick H. with mdse and passengers Chls II
steamer John @ christopher. Crawford. Jacksonville
Mar H. with mdsc to W SoncrNilc.
steamer Pawncr. Ingram. Wilmington NC. March 10.
Steamer BOnaysta tbp Fraser. Newport News Mar
Il In ballast to Paul T. Gerhard & Co.
Steamer Seneca. stevens Newport News and Norfolk.
with ndse and passengers to old Dominion ~ Go.
Steamer II 81 whitney. lIallett. Boston III To
IA DlmOck
steamer Amos Barstow. Corwin. Providence.
s,-camer CITY Of FltchbuTg Blbber. Fail River.
ship bohemia (of BATH. Hogan, Antwerp 81 days
ballast b. ] w Elwcll & Co.
Bark NJ 4 T. COAc tof Halifax. NS). Thurocr Cal.
cutta 1870 days with mdsc order; vessel Scanned
Bark Ole Smith pioug (Nor. Omundscn Bucnos
Ayres So days. with mdso to Thomson Co; vessel to
BARK Ro.enins (Nor). samueisen Manzanilla 80 DAYS
via Delaware Bcakwatcr with sugar TO order vessel to
lark Glcncida cot Pembroke. Corning. Port Spain
20 days with asphatum 70 Brown Bros vessel to jas
lark Rondo (Norl. IIouldcr Savannah Mar H. with
Bark Scotland Windsor. NS), Saltcr Liverpool Jan
rs. with na.A to order vessel 70 Snow burgess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
BAYONNE.

There was lively battle at meeting OF the "one
OF BENJAMIN on sunday evening. Charles rro"oers'
tho financial sccrctarv was chokcd and pounded on
the head with the presidents mallet, when WIS d
formidable weapon before was broken by me po"s'
samuel Goodman. a cigar manufacturer and wcH-kho"h
Hebrew. was accused Of the first assault henIy
Newman was accused Of using the mallet with 'ernoc
effect Evidence against both was such that heco'ue
John H. Bcshcr held both 10 appear before TIE "rahu
Iury and they gave bail There was a large attchu
,rcc Al fine meeting ard many others said they re
c,vcd blows and bruises from unknown sources, PROM
the testimony IL appeared that charges were that heh
nrcfrrrod against The financial secretary. PRESIDENT
Ions Lazarii, would not entertain the charges uh,I
Acting Wee President Newman explained tlu ne Wdu'
thrnI Then Gr.bcrg obtained consent Of the prc>
trnt In sneak i'm In, own defence Hard names were
called and Grdhcrc became angry turning over us
h"nL. a. ,hc pr,sidcut They scattered with other
papcrs over the floor While the president wAS p' khg
Them up he lost his gavel. and the hght started
nhy stefan dressed OOldbcrg's wounds at midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

From The Chicago News.
Considerable excitement has been occa'ioncd In our
high ma lie circles By the rumor that certain eminent
musician Wa recently done Out Of considerable SUM
Of money hy equally eminent chicago businessman
form Of al evening the business mans residence
and for these distinguished services received zee
represented by four figures. But having earned ths
Zee and received II. the musician was invited 10 slt
INTO" a game ~ poker. and this gam" was me
musician, one particular tad habit the musician ala
sit In the same did he escape herciroln uutl
lie had lost blessed cent % tho zee whch hut Il
short time before had been paid to him BY hls lofuY
This tale. embclllshcd with numerous addenda and
ornate details In, been spread far and vide during
the last four or five days society people MEX IL "A
moustrUus good joke and many hearty laugh Is hah
ut fhc musicians expense. The muse trAiermy' TOW
are threat Of formal protest against wIht tcrih'u
by them the sharp practices Of uadrsncn'' NO =
,o.caicd sharp practice are, We regret 70 ''t W.
directed lsain~t musician, alone, The PROFESSION 81
letters has suffered thereby and We could, II We hhd
the space the inchnfilon cite numerous Distances
where local p,ci- hav" hrrn Outw"d by INSCRIPTIONS
.nrc..nt ". ~ ,ur trade mud commerce MANY
I'M. pifrd poet hns been deprived of square meal bN
the cruel pracc" Of our hear'less rcst"uTateurs IN
demanding payment therefor IN advance. " 40 pay
40 grub +, the sord slcn that has driven many an
inspired genius ont Of basement eaiiIc hon,c with
nothing hut the smell ~ flied eggs and brolng SIR
klns tn stay him in Ids lsht ncau, late.
Professor Lconidas Go-ing IN his Mcmairs OF n
West side Poet" patllcucally tells Of how he once
wrote an cpc poem for the dcdicatory cNorcrcS OF
large talloN refinery I'm Blue Island ave. After he
had read this noble poem tho boss OF tho refinery IN
duccd him u cut the cards 20 determine whether ne
lcss professor fell into the trap ard was mnlct" OF
course subsequently II was learned That the cards
stacked. ,., -.
10 cited but II Is wish 10 promote class
hostility In TIE midst 81 IA. II Il rather ONT desire
to spirit % amiiv. but mat H be Iutr our 81
take advantage % the simplicity ~ another 10 profit
thereby. ,cd,hly. ignoby hcartlc'sb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
IN BEyEFIT THE LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE.

Captain W. S. schley. Commanders p. +. Harrington
and g. F. F. Wilde and Lieutenant Commander Clifford
H. West will meet at Totenvile. J.. on April 70
arrange a system Of language for the government Of
lighthouse districts which 1t Is believed Will be adopted
by the United states and Great Britain. The work Is
undertaken on the suggestion oi the English author
Ties and the members Of the EOad are detailed by the
Navy Department for lighthouse duty IN reiiecuhs
system the conclusions Of the international Maritime
Conference will he followed q. fat possible. An
other part OF the subject to b. considered by
the Board is that OF plan OF buoyins channels and
locating doIger spots leading INTO the various ports
OF the world by marking them with similarly shaped
marks and corresponding colors. The special reason
for this Is masters Of vessels after ianliianrng
themselves with huoys and marks In any p0r, IN Tie
United States Will find them OF the same shapes and
same cOOrs In other parts OF the world ana be less
likely TO be confused with regard 10 the lines OF chaI
nels, shoals, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
rUF MAYOR CONDEMNS RAILROAD Bills.

Mayor Grant has written letter to Albany OBJ
ectng in strong terms 10 part Of Assembly BIZ No.
1.O14 an act to amend the IallIoad laws. Section
90 OF this bill he regards a. provioi revvIn. all
the defunct railroad schemes In NcwiOrk City. II Is
q very sweeping provision as follows; All such con
sents heretofore given shall continue until June 30,
1893. when they shall cense' in effect this would
seem 20 mean that all consents for the construction
and operation OF surface ia'hoad' In Nc"'ior"' no
matter when such consents expired by limitation. arc
revived and extended until June 3d. 1893. 1t j. a
serious question whether this would not revive the
Cable Railroad scheme franchise with the rest"
The MayJr aso opposes provision In senator
CaDtors bill, No. 7lG (scnate) amending the Cantor
Callroad act chapter oGj, laws II 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
KELLOGG COMBINATION SALE.

TOW PRICES FOR GOOD HOESEs-eoME or
BUYERS.
rh. cors,rnments from the farms OF Wiiii'" "oo"N
,o,,er and A. b. Darling attracted large aUenu'"s
% the Kellogg combination horse sale !e''e'""' ~,
Tho priccs A. A rule low. considering ''e q"
=, ,ho lots offered A. b. Darllngs offerings ma'ci'''
os tsted the averages Following are some OF '''
horses sold and the prices paid for them. -, TAI,
rlcssie brown mare. II Il hands ioo'; oy Tor for
81, 81 Nelly Div 10 Joseph Gavin. Chester ~ L. 'o'
500. ooe /, ,o,, ont NJ Nelly BLY,,
Pus;y 5Tgwn T Fesim issg Sy "'S for G
EMPEROR black stallion. IL Ia hands. IeS MddI Ts
Jack out OF Lady Pgrcy, to H. D. 's'"p''''
oSn Lawrence Girl gray FLY 1888 by independence
out Of Kate NJ J. Lcahy for $50 SGcnendence out Of
Kate to ". n. Winter for 500 ... .,,on
s.vcro, others OF Mr.. Rockefelcrs lot brought nuch
lower prices Many OF A. B. Daring 10. WEI. ss
royalty bred and made an excellent SHOWING III '"'
ring, and the buyers arc welfknowh po'''"e IN
pcrts. Among them were
Crav,Icht gray gc!dng BY Starlight out OF Young
D,i,y' sold to stephen Burns, Of Babylon L. L. io'
81 800. - ., ,eae ny DEXTER
Bradford ont Of Grace W., to Robert Steele pha'el
p' oysIcto black fly 1889 by Lovalord out OF Lady
wcdcewood to r. +. Eastman for 800 ,,,.,-..oos
LADY Wcdsewood. brown mare. les2, by Wedgc"ooo
FmncInc. brown lilly. Nav 20. 1880. by starlight
out Of Lady Galloway to f. C. Goodwin t9r %a ont
Ecncla, bnv mare, MdItH, ioCf' W ~
NJ FIdelia, TO Charles Robinson, for S2ooV . -,
BAY colt. fOalcd July -. $40. by starlight out VI
rcncln 10 Thomas Drake for $50 49, ,,, 49,. -,
agnes to ID. Terwillcger son, RamseyS, ~ d.
for ~ ,125. - ,,-,. . -, ,-,as
N A A. DcmOrcst Rockland. y. Y, for 500 ,
bergen Hamilton. brown colt. April s. LOO ps
Pancoas out Of Boadicca. to Frank f. Amcs' Boston,
for $40 ,,, ,,,,
Boadicca. bay mare. 1873. by Rysdyks mamDe
onian our OF Agnes Ethel, II. ~ smith, Trenton,
Y. J for $3.50
Tho sale will continue to-day. beginning promptly at
10 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
ALTERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Suren simpson, captain OF the lighter Force was
convicted in the Court Of Sessions yesterday of stealing
cotton from vessels.
The diocesan consultors have arranged for the
conservation Of Bishop Mcdonnell in the New->orh
Cathedral on April 20. lie Will take charge OF the
Diocese Of Brooklyn on April 20.
Work upon the soldiers and sailors Memorial
Arch will be resumed in few days, and 1t i hopcd
10 have II completed by Decoration Day Wien the
unveiling will take place
Kate Field Will give her lecture on "Charlos
Dickens Historical Hall this evening for the Dchcht
of the Woman's Exhibit al the Columbian hAposiuoh
Chicago.
Tho Board Of Trustees Of the Adephi Academy have
accented the resignation Of Dr. \. {. Perkins, who
has been principal of the school for ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
The PULPIT AND HE STAGE ,mIKE HANDS.

4. ". Palmer. who IN, been for come ie" years
rather well known n theatrical manager. coni"'ses
himself the victim ~ practical Joke 10 which nobody
ever Intended to subject him. lie va, Invited To 1t
dinner Of the Congregational club, held NJ the II.
Dcni, Hotel on Monday evening. and was told that
the subject 10 be discussed was Popular Amuse-
mcnts.7 Mr. Palmer regarded THIS an opportunity
Every objection 10 the Stage and charge against
II which rigid conservatism could discover would be
brought up at such a meeting this, and Mr.. Palmer
put his pleas ard his arguments IN order In MS NINA
for the defence Of the Institution and the profession TO
which he has 80 long devoted himself. But e. his
utter a~Onlslmcnt, every speaker who preceded him
spoke I'm the highest terms OF the stage ard Of the
drama Of their advancement and Of the more liberal
view. of society in regard 10 them. Nv the time II
was his own turn rpcak. every thing he mad 10 aS
had been said. and II devOlvcd upon hf:. not 10
defend the theatre. to speak In praise OF the
church AID the pulpit. The members Of tile club
probably needed no cuOcics on This subject but they
we're novel u, coming from representative OF the
-jasc IA reply 70 compliments paid 10 1t by repre-
scniativcs OF the pulpit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
HER WORK FOR TYPHUs PATENTS REWARDED

The Health noard yesterday took no action on the
charges which Tie World" recently made against Or.
+. Il. Perciva the resident physician on NORTH
brother Island. lie recently relieved from duty
II. the typhl, fever wards but he remains In general
charge Of the hospitals on the island and has over.
sight Of the other physicians rcre President Wilson
,ald Yesterday tina: the change In way intended
a, a reflection upon Or. Percival's management In
the typhus wards. MS Kate Holden the natron,
uho la. performed heroic work In the wards since
lie typhus outbreak. received recognition ycster-
day when the Health BOARD raised her salary from
500 20 SIS month.
Catlariac Mcyer. Who VS. removed from No. I3i
Fourth ave Monday 70 the New York Hospital and
alter ocrt 10 TIE Reception Hospital, because 1t
was sus Jcctcd that he htd typhGs fever died yes
clday morning. A autopsy later showed that her
death Was caused BY typhoid !c'cr.
John Bird. waiter g.. Park Row restaurant, WIS
sent :.os the lode:GSho:-c 80 II Bowcry - North
Brother Isaru Tor observation aud treatment ye,tcr.
day. lie lad some -! tic symptoms Of typhiiS
fever bat ~, case va, doubtful that DR.. Cyru,
Edison gave ortcr- 20 keep him apart from tie typhs
patents There present only forty-six patients
Ia the typhus wards. and most OF them are con.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
VIEWING 4 COrToy-PIcKIyG MACHINE.

A working model Of what Is called the perfect
cotton Harvesting Machine Is on exhibition at the
mice Of the southern Cotton Harvester Company, No
80 Broadway. The season for picking by hand eK-
tends over 100 DAYS each year, aud IL Is maintained
that the cost to the planter is about 81 for each
bale The cost for machine picking l. estimated at
about S6 40 bale, ard it is maintained that fully
10 per cent more cotton IS saved by the harvester
than by the hand pickers. This saving Is total
,educ,ion nf cost 10 the planter Of about 10 cents
u pound, exclusive OF the greater quantity which the
machinc plcAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
NOT IN FAVOR OF A CELEBRATION.

Tie question OF cxpcnding large sum OF inc CITY 5
money celebrate the anniversary OF the iahuS VI
Columbus on october L., 1902 was discussed by pup
lie men Yesterday In view of the proposition before
the Aldermen on Monday to appropriate Sjo'ooo fo'
the purpose In the celebration of the centenary an
niversary Of the Washington Inauguration the Guy
spent-S3l 900 for the parade fireworks and muncpaI
dinner. Ex Mayor Hunter said yesterday that onN Il
little could be done for $4,000, and lie saw no use u
Spending the money W. H. Hazard, president oil
the Fulton Bank said that the taxes were hgh
enough now, and he saw no gain from Spchulns llc
proposed sum- 1t would be simply giving a blS dinner
TO politicians at public expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
NEWS FROM NEW:JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

The Rev John Staehll. who recently ress"on 40
pastor Of the First Evangelical German 'huch' ",ii
before the German Evangelical Syhod ~ 'c""'"
day TO ask for assistance in organizing new churoh !"
Irr CIV The ndbcrcnts Of Mr. Satchli have rented
Humboldt Hall for religious meetings, anu cApo'' "
organize before the spring Is over.
Allan l.. McDermott formally accepIeesn .no ,rdnV
In a long letter he admits that he IS conhst lor u'
tiuttenbnrg Iacetrack, and SAYS he mls 70 seo al" liz
thing wrong I'm thus aiding The lawbreakcrs. ne
saws II elected he will remove many OF inc P.1een,.
office holders will endeavOr to introduce new menu
~ assessment for taxation. will build new schcoI
houses anu will have cleaner streets ana better "er'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

Few Interiors among Network churches are more
striking than that o. the basement chapel which will
serve The Pensioners Of Holy Name parish until
their church IS reads 10 be occupied. The heavy
non pillars and beams have been concealed with pla-
ter.woIk Of brilliant finish Tie hardwood pews aud
beuvy Goorng offer "a good contrast The windows
ar. numerous and vide and afford plenty Of Hight and
ventilation. The ordinary gloom Of a basement T.,
thu. avoided. The syac.Ousncsa 0! the chapel. the
heavy moudlngs 0. plaster and tho ornanen.arion
q, .he pillars give II simple vet majestic character
I, has rather Irhc Appearance OF church. and l. A
great credit 20 the West side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Central Park driveway public hearing. ParS Board IL
Q.
Central Park menagcrie Investigation.
AQueduct Commissioners, p
Class 49, Long Island College Hospital dinner Caren'
don Hail. Brooklyn. p
Orthopsedic Hospital for Children benefit, Sherry's
Republican caucus. White Plains. evening.
cigar Manufacturers annual Dime. Arena, evening
Kit Kat Club artists tableaus" Berkeley Lyceun.
p. IN.
Readings by Miss Helen Dawes Brown NO 673 Madi-
son-ave.. 80 p.
Professor S. s. Packards sddress before Institute OF
Accounts, p m.
The Rev DR.. Ncwland Maynard's lecture. Chickerns
Hall, p. m.
c. J. Fields lecture before wavcrly Young Mems
Club, Brooklyn, p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
4 GIRLS, CATHOLIC CLUB.

In connection with st Cccila's Church. Harlem
there Is n girls club. most unusual Institution III
Roman Catholic churches, winch are well supplied
with Clubs for Young men usually The girls Of the
parish meet In rooms provided for them by the pastor
the Rev. Mr.. Phelan, where games, reading ana con
versaton are carried at pleasure. Tie sisters Oh
Mercy take charge. On certain evenings instruction
in cooking sewing and needlework Is given Inc
ua stor finds that tho young w0rkngwomen appreciate
the advantages Of club even more than inc young
men who often tire Of the best clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

FOX MoNsGYOR MD0SNELL's CONSIDERATIONS
II the bulls arrive from Rome In time Mgr McDon-
nell Will be consecrated In ST. Patrcks Cathedral on
Monday. April % 1t Is necessary that The conSecra
ton of bishop take place on a Sunday or on the
feast OF any Of the twelve Apostles Special
permission Is required to hold conservation other
fays. The occasion OF Mgr. McDonnelps induction
Into hierarchy will be OF splendor The priests
Of York and Brooklyn, the alumni OF the American
College In Rome. the clerical friends Of the Monsgnor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
MRS. PECK MUST PAY THE DEBT.

The house OF Mrs. Ellen f. Peck who has figured III
many proceedings connected with alleged SwindhnE
operations at No. 800 Putnamavc.. is to be sold Tor
the benefit Of sylvester l.. and Edgar Il. Mahgi'h'
They secured a judgment for S62oo IL against MrN'
Peck and her husband in lSSG which was returned uh
satisfied. They then brought suit against Mrs Peek
her husband and their son. Roy l.. Peck, INDIVIDUALLY
to have the jud gmcnt made lien upon the house ana
10 set aside the transfer of II to the son Tor - 't
mcn WAS given their favor Yesterday on the EEOuhu
that the Pccks combined T. dcfraud their clc1lOrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
GIrTTENRERG.

The body Of n found hast Thursday on uc
Guttonbnrc umbcr pier identified yesterday as That
Of Nicholas smith, Of Little Falls. y. \. The hnding
~ card Of the Annex Hotel. New York. led to the
body being identified by the proprietor Of the hotel,
Henry Fisher Mr.. Fishers statements 10 Coroner
Bcyer have led 10 the suspicion that the man was
murdered. smith LEFT the hotel on March -. saving
that he would return I'm few hours. lie had large
sum Of money with him at the time. Nothing was
found on the body ~ value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
FLAMES IN THE PENITENTIARl

inst n the keepers OF tie Kings County Penitentay
were marching the convics from the workshops 10
their cells at 6 O'Clock last evening. an alarm vi
fire came from the Long Prison. causing cohsoe'o''
excitement among the 337 persons who were @oou'
entering the building. Warden Hayes. together VII"
the keepers, quickly responded TO the alarm d'u "'
once set at work TO eXtingulsb the ire l"c' sum
moned eight OF the convicts to assist Mohi' "l"io
tho others were forced to their cells. despite thei
alarm The flames had started on the nFsl "o''
OF the middle Of the prison and snot up u a
the ventilat0r to the three tiers here the naie
were checked and eNtngul>hed. The nic Is ocr ~,
TO have been caused by the explosion Of kerosene on
stove In one OF the cells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
THERE WAS AN OLD CRACK IN THE CONDUIT

THERE WAS AN OLD CRACK IN THE 'oND' -
The report Of the expert engineers "csSl'
wortben. Martin and Ftelcy upon the accident to the
conduit last fall whereby the water supply was cut
OFF for two days. will be made public THIS "ecA
Mr. Worthen said yesterday ahat 1t would be pam
statement of the facts discovered by examination
The conduit was found to be In CONDITION DcUcr
than could have been expected after thry'hVe year"
of use. There had been a crack for long 'il"c ''
the point where the break occurred, probably que "
tho overIav,pr NJ the conduit with twenty feet of
earth before IL was dry. The pilng OF EARN from
the excavation for the new conduit upon IL al DGIS
ave probably had some effect In causing the break