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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
NAVAL NOTES or INTEREST.

The flagship Chicago is TO have nine new g Founders
and two new l-pounder rapid Hiring guns FOR hef
secondary battery Some OF th>re guns VIII take inc
ulaces of Others that are out, having been In
use since the vessel first put into commission.
The old guns were ordered In 1883 from the h0tchkss
Company and were the first rapid firing guns Of that
description ever made.
Acting upon the favorable reports OF the bureau oi
Naval Intelligence and Of the officers who have been
engaged In tho tests Of the sims. Edison torpedo,
Commodore W. NJ. Folger, chief N the Bureau OF
Ordnance has recommended 10 the Navy Department
he utilization Of the weapon IN connection with sub
marine craft has shown that there are obvious
merits 10 the combination OF boat and projectc.
An oifccr at the Navy Yard received Information
from Philadelphia yesterday that Chief Engineer
Henry ID. McEwan. a member of the Engineer EN-
nmining Board has become incapacitated for duty
from softening OF the brain and would probably not
recover. Chief Engineer McEwan Is one OF the most
capable theoretical and practical engineers In the Navy
ond most popular offccr, hence his Illness is D
matter OF regret among the officers Of both line
and staff His Illness IS at ibuted 10 the
which has invalidcd many Of the engineers In the
Navy-close application 10 hard study and energetic
work In connection with new and complicated machinery
OF the cruisers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-,cncral before Van Brunt p. j.
OIiiicn and Patter'on JJ-No day calendar. ,..
oIen, at 10 80 M Motion calendar called ut II q. III.
supreme Couft-Spccial Tcm-pait l-AdJoumcd until
supreme Court-spccla Term-part II-Adiourncd for
Circuit Court-Port l.--AdIournei for the term.
Circuit Court-PMt lI-BrOre Lawrence, J-tauses
70 BE- from Part III for tfal
si'5. 10 1913 I6s5 1915 1000. I;od' 1870. 1907,
Circuit Court Part lV.-Bcfore Barrett J.-Causes u
b. sent from Part III for trial.
Nos ~ qs l. t9i 800 G35
superior Court-Genciai Ierm-Adloumed until Tues
'superor Couft-rrla Tcsu-parts l. IL and Had.
lournsd FOR the term.
sutrozetes Court-Before Ransom. S.-Caso on. No.
ia contested viii OF Maria H. IIotchk~ at 10 80
Testimony u b. before the probate clerkwls II
Catharine Hohl,tcn. James Madden. Claus Detesen
10 a. IN. Charles IL. Harvey, Jane smith. Augrtc
John Ritter Mt 10 30 a.
Common Plcos-sprclal Term-Bcfore Dischon. IT.. j
common plcas-EQulty Term-Bctor Gegerieh J.
Common plcos-TriaI TermoPart I-BeioIe Dookstavr.
Nos 1917 2ooo 90. 1927. eos2. 1892. 1885 1890.
1885, 1885, iS S, 1853 1857 1857 1884, 1888 1884, 1884, 1885, 1872 1872
10 common mon rcas-Thil Tem-part II-BctOre Dav c. j.
-C,.cs to be cent nom Part for trial.
Common Pleas Trial Term-rort IlI-Dc,orc Pryor. J.
CITY Court-specal rerm-before Van wyck.-Motlons
Nos. 6s5 o95s SS7s G5Sd. CO.'S o7S. S.sS SG@s $50.
Nos. $3.50, Go25 Go5o. $40. G23s $500 1894. Ge29.
'S'ity Court T.rm-part II-Before McGown j.
Nos. o972. 5000 6222 81. l77s. 59a5 $3.50. e9;l.
ca9 5cc5 7o 5' aoG! toP2 q Rs,s,o '9e S,c,
7i2, 1908 7l7o 77oi 1904 7s5s 567o 5oio 'O'' 49,
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THE JyOUEsr ON THE ANDERSON MURDER.

Perth Amboy, ". j., June 15.-The coroner's inquiry
into the death Of Herter Mary Anderson, the young
grl murdered in the suburbs OF this place In broad
daylight the afternoon Of June s. was continued IN
the Town Hall to-day Not seintilla of evidence I'M
plicating Schpf with the crime brought ont and
Schipfs friends Wen the general public, are now
more firmly convinced than that he knows MOTH
ing about the crime But few Witnesses were exam
ined They were all called BY the prosecution, ana
their evidence was OF immateral nature and merely
tending 10 show the discovery OF the body OF the MUIR
d.rcd IN. Tie prisoner schlipf was not brought up
from the New Brunswick Jail TO the inquest, but was
represen by several lawyers.
Macmillan Brobst, the signalman employed IN tie
tower on the Central Railroad about quarter of mile
from the OF the murder, swoe 10 having seen the
murdered girl pass the between and O'Clock.
lie SAW her returning from Perth Amboy at ;O7 the
same afternoon. This witness also testified that
,trunge man passed the tower Mary Anderson dld
the last time. The most important witnesses present
n, the inquiry today two little boys, John Bise
aged twelve years, and Clements Abner, aged nine
years. They not placed on the stand These
boys In company with another little urchin, We're
picking Wild strawberries along the tracks OF the Cen
trail Railroad the afternoon OF the murder As they
reached the embankment two men rushed out 81 the
uatoh Of bushes In which the body was afterwau
found and chased tho boys away. The men ten
turn.d back In the direction of the wood THIS WAS
about five minutes before Mary Anderson must nave
he'd the spot where she killed. Tic boys sva
a good description Of the two men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
FtTII REGISTRATIONS FROM UFtT.

The hot went away yesterday aud there was
to It's departure" Tn" rain Tuesday night and
lightning which accompn 4, cleared the pherc
and cooling and refreshing wind blew through N.
streets 81 the city The mercury IN the thermometer
climb much above 40 degrees and everybody
glad IL could not. The ecect OF tho intense heat
81 Monday and Tuesday SIN fct however, BY tho
unfortunate people who had 20 endure H. An unknown
about thrty-n,e years old prostratcd from
eject, No 773 Blcecketst In the forenoon and
sent 70 ST. Nncents Hospital. Annie Krohn.
seventy live year, DID, died her home No 1870 Avenue
a. yesterday morning. An unknown who received
sunstrohe on Tuesday died IN tho Chambers Street
pal. Harmon Zcnrick. OF No. 80 Slxth-ave. Brooklyn
who overcome by tho heat Tuesday afternoon died
yesterday morning IN the Eastern stlct Hospital There
were two fatal sunsoAes IL the Eastern District Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
ICOrrTTED AFTER PLEADING GUILTY.

Emil Beck a pupil In General o. o. Towards
Bible class In Chrystest was acquitted OF the charge
of larceny In General sessions yesterday, although he
had pleaded guilty In the Jefferson Market Pol &c Court
By prononncing him innocent. the jury virtually de-
clared its belief In his charge against the younger
brother of his employer. Beck, who Is twenty two
years oh and lives at No. 1S7 Hester-st worked for
the J. W. Carroll Company. photographers at No. Ga
Spnng-st. J. ". Carroll, the manager OF the cor
poration testified yesterday that brass enclosing dies
worth 800 900 had been stolen from the company.
Beck arrested about three weeks ago and admitted
that he had stolen some Of the brass. At least Car
roll and two detectives say he made the confession
TO them and he signed a statement in the police court
In which he pleaded guilty.
Beck when put on the witness-stand yesterday. de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
MEETINGS AVID FNTFRT1

A testimonial concert VIII be given TO william L..
Gardner recorder Of the Morton Comn3ndcfy y hi~ Ma
and other friends under the auspices Of the Motion
Commsndcry No. L. X. r., az the star Theatre. Sun
day evening at O'Clock.
The seventh annual excursion OF the Ninth Ward Pioneer
Corps will be held saturday steiner aud the barge Cc
lumls have been chartered take the party Washington
Park the Hudson River. IL Will leave the French
Line pier. Morton-st., at p. m.
The regular communication Of Kane Lodge, No
t5i, f. and A. NJ, will be held in Masonic Han Sixth
and Twenty thirdst Tuesday evening June
O'clock the third degree will be worked the
following candidates: John b. Kirkland. James f. sea-
bright Roe Thomas, Virgin c. Patti. James r. Brady.
r. Hopkins. George H. Warren, IT,. and Wilbur
r. Wakeman.
The Italian Orchestral Society will give a sacr,d
concert at the Madison square Garden Muse Hall,
June 26 for the benefit Of the fund FOR the
TO Christopher Columbus. The orchestra will be compos
Of sixty OF the test Italian musicians OF YORK. nndr
the leadership Of Professor CAV. filotco G!cco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
NO REMNANT or KING FALIKO"
TIE BROADWAY THEATRE cLosED-TIE CASE
OF IA REGALONCITA.

King Knliko was unable 10 object his salary Tlcsday
night from the people who had hired him TO be If8i
king az the Broadway Theatre, and he accordingly IT.
SIGNED his throne and II Is the law Of the country that
when tire king abdcates tle whole country becomes
dcsolate and nobody thinks Of irving 20 live In II.
liking Kallko.7 composition of Frank Dupree ana
Fred solomon which they said was an original comic
opera was presented for tie first time at the BrJad-
WAY Theatre Il week ago Tuesday, ard since that time
the most notable thing about II has been the failure OF
the public 10 contribute to those revenues wmch are
50 necessary for the maintenance OF prosperous KING
dom and a successful king.
In 10 Tuesday night the actors had relearse for five
weeks and acted and sung for one, and they began 10
feel that re time had for them to get their pay
for one week OF actual service Nobody denied mat
I'm. time had come but the money had not come An
audience representing s46 had gathered but that was
not enough to pay the king TO say nouihg Oh h' SUI
,ects and foreign visitors and, besides. tho $40 wv" III
the box Office trying 70 bear up the heavy buroeh Of
the rent of the theatre. The managers OF the com
many lad already asked Mr.. Sanger. the manager OF
The theatre what he could do TO help them out ana ne
had rplied thnt he would give them 40 cent Of the
rece,n,e NJ me end Of the week 10 pay the chorus.
Pm. the king whose name IS Edwin Stevens. DID not
belong T. the chorus and he wanted cash down ana
would not be king any more unless he had H. Ihere
was no way for him to have H. the government was
dissolved and the audsncc dismissed. The theatre
will not be opened egan I'll August 10, wheI dc "on
Hopper will again present wang"
Mrs Ever, dhc mother Of Lea RegaioncUh' 'he
child dancer Is also placed In unpleasant SITUATION
bv this accident. The child was TO dance at ihe
Broadway Theatre all this week. She danced Only
once but that was enough 10 result IN warrant f"T
her mothers arrest. Henry f. Stocking, OF inc
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children APP
pearcd In jefferson Market Court Tuesday aud APP
piled 10 Justice Grady for the warrant In the
AFFIDAVIT submitted he charged that Mrs Ever on INC
night OF June IL unlawfuny permitted her daughter
Mildred aged seven, to dance at the performance OF
g. King Kanko7 The warrant was issued. but 1t Will
not he executed until this morning. The at
tornevs for the child and her mother will then produce
both Mrs Ever and her daughter In court and VIII
test the right Of the society TO interfere with her
dancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
No Snperhumnn strength. but Natural Nigor'

To attain the muscularty OF the individual VINO nNp
steel shackles like twigs by simply bending his a''I
Nouchaf to few. But to acquire reasonable amount
physical power and constitutional TO eat SLEEP ~
digest WELL 10 possess equabc quiet nervous yso
possible the nervous, cnfeebed and dyslepic h'ss
who begins and pursues Of Hostecr's Sonia'"
The fruton OF his hopes Is no. remote e'ne'
Speedily felt the effects Of the inimtahe ih's'
GRANT thcy less permanent than prompt Oh a'
tainment The bowels the liver the stomach, the Kidney!
all cooperate. under the benignant influences OF hs
comprehensive medicine TO insure those stable guarantees
health harmony. regularity ygor Of action Never WAY
there d. covered medicinal motoi better calculated 70
aetuate and keep moving the main spring. OF hea'thw
vitality. Use 1t for malaria. rheumatism. indigestion BILL
ieusncss. kidney complaint. la grippe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
HIS BAD CHARACTER DIDN'T SAVE HIN.
mi, RESTING rR,xkxEss OF CONFIRMED

9REsTING FRANKNEss OF CONFIRMED
CRIMINAL on TIE WITNESS STAND.
Charles ". Anick though, he would make "a master
stroke In Part III Of Genera! sessions YESTERDAY w
he,u3 entirely frank lie misiudged the effect Of his
candor the jury however, for Ii ana Ms p"'',e'.
charles Henderson we're convicted in spite of a first
,.,s ol,a On MAY TO- Charles Gelduer, of Venezuela,
me. man in Central Park aud exchanged condolences
with him. The stranger induced Geldner to 90 10 MS
hank ard draw 5000. They walked down TO Front
st. and met a friend OF the confidence man. The Two
told Geidner that they were going TO Venezuela on
5000 from him to pay the freight some machinerv
The strangers were "buncO" and Gc!dn-r never
saw his money again.
Detectives Reap and Mulvcv were nut on the case
md they suspected Ai.ick and Henderson WHO are
exconvicts of being the guilty men. The two were
arrested and Ge!dner identified them positively. In
General Sessions the defendants swore they were III
a barroom In FIsinkfort-st. the time that Ge;dner
WAS with the confidence men. The proprietor OF the
tarroom and "a reputable insurance man corr0bor7ed
them positively. Ambrose n. Purdy. their counsel.
told Afsick 10 be entirely frank when lie took the
witness stand
what is your business p" asked Mr.. Purdy
IL steal for a living
Have YOU ever been in prison z"
81 have been two yeats in the states Prison and
have served in the penltentlary here. In Toronto
Montreal and Philadelphia"
Did ever have an honest calling ~ :,
From 1850 10 1867 l was porter In Chicago.
have been q thief since 1867"
What were Won doing the morning Of NAV 107'
81 went to the Teutonic sail and beat a smoker
The Jury convicted Henderson and hfiiick ana Judge
Cowing rcmanded them for sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
THESIS At SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

New Haven, June II (speciaD-Thc following men
have been appointed 10 read theses at tie graduating
exercises OF the sheffield scientific school: Francis NJ
Adams, New Haven, Conn. The Naturalization OF
Iron: Iertram H. HOLLYWOOD. Cnstleton. y. V, "Is1-
Nitroso Cynnacctc Ester" Walter l.. Caldwell. Essex,
England. Bridge Fullures Their Causes and Proven
ton: Walter r. COc Meriden, Conn. "The Economic
Development Of New England In the seventeenth Cen
tury"; Wesley Il. Coo. Mddlcicd. Conn. "Thc Anat.
omy aud Habits Of CerrLiatulus Ingcns"; Samuel A.
Harsh, Denver, Cal, Mine Surveying: Norman d.
iiaius, Chicago H., Economic Development of Vir
ginia7 Gustave r.. Iuttelmaicr. knoxville. Tenn.
Transmi -sion Of Power BY Compressed ARR: TheO-
dorc C. .Ianeway, New York City. Products OF the
Digestive Action of BrOmolin FibHn"; John X.
Pmdcrfcrd. New Haven, Conn, Electric Trolley
ROad,": Paul sterling, Bridgeport. Conn., THE West
rchouss Automatic Air Brake; james c. Stokes, New
York CITY, The Ilcrcdity Of Disease. Charles VI.
Williams Of IiOjklyn. y. t., Products OF the
Growth Of the Bacillus Anthrachis.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
ASKER UINS THE LONDON CHESS MAICH'
pLACKBURXE BEATEN WITH SIX GAME Against
INN AND NONE TO HIS CREDIT.

BLACKBrRNE BEATEN WITH SIX GAME N"AlNoh
HIM AND NONE TO HIS CREDIT.
London. June 10 (Spccal).-Thc great chess mate"
L now over Laskcr won his sixth game ye''efuaS'
while he drew game. which is appended the daS DE-
fore Yesterday slskcr opened the tehth game WIN
% and got BY far the best OF The argument III ,ne
ors.niog Blachburne played for all he was WORTH
bnt H. proved Of 10 avail. and LaSker got inc game
after scventy-sx moves. thereby beating b'achDihe
by a score of q 10 and four drawn games
Here 1, "A summary of the match
First gamc-iuy Lopez. IS moves, Lasker "oh'
second t.une-Frcnch Defence. 81 moves. drawn
Third game-P-Q 4. 81 moves. drawn
Fourth game-p-Q 4. 30 moves. Lasker won
Fifth gamc-P-Q i, 81 moves, L.skcr won.
sixth game-P-Q 4. 20 moves drawn
seventh az.me-yienna, "a moves. Lasker won.
Eighth game-FIench Defence. 81 moves Lasher
Ninth gamc-Ruy Lopez. 20 moves, drawn
Tenth gunc-P-Q 4. &c moves LaSsdcr won
Lisker. q; Blackburne. o; drawn, 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
TJFfNG CHILDREN 10 TIE SEA.
A PLEASANT DAY FOR LITTLE ONES WHO LIVE
IN CROWDED DISTRICTS.

IN CROWDED DISTRICTS.
Tho ,wyoG Association for Improving Inc
Condition Of the Poor took 90 bright faced cmI'reh
,o Us sanI,arium at Concy Island vest Id"y lnc
steamer Taurus, which carried them, LEFT west i"e'
thif, ST. at 80 a. m and returned WIN "'''" "
this ely at o'clock. The party was III ena'gY u
Mrs f. a. Tompkins Mrs. f. Clark MIS-. r. >
Ioncworth and Mrs James Cnthell. Duilhs ui3 mp
,, ,he v,,,nrstef, showed their keen ANTICIPATION
nv ,be,r actions and Oh their way home they seemed
tired but happy. ,,, -
1,pmed,a,cIy on their arrival at Coney Island a
snrstanlial luncheon was served 10 'heih anu '"''
mothers. Then they were allowed 10 Da'he' 10 pi''
ball run foot races or do anything th"y des'Fc"' "'
babies PLAYED in the sand and their mothers whose
H., ,. en-, ,nost NAT are spent In unhcalt,lul sur
r.npd,rrs watched the blue waters ana WHITE s'ua
and raiued strength from the invgorathg DreezcS'
A. half mast :, O'Clock dinner WIS served 10 all anu
on hanr after this they sailed on tine Taurus 10 tm'
city. ,..
The association has the use. at present OF TWO Hib
rented cottages halt mile beyond west Ne" n's""i''
II +, hopca that these viii eventually he owneu DS
The usSociation The children of the poor Will be 'aA
:, tho island three times Il week Every application
to eo on an excursion is carefully investigated a"a
the officers of The society cpdeavJr To lake Only '"
children and mothers who really necd the eha"e' VI
econ. and air No restrictions are placed upon the
chdrcns pleasure, and they are allowed ~ 40 ANY 'i'S
they Ike within reason q enjoy the eXcnel'h' i"e'
o,e no ru,es to hamper them, the OBJECT Oh ''"
association being to give them as good tme r'e W
charge. ssibie.
Iatcr IN the Summer ire two cottages viii De ~
furnished that a great humber of SICK chidreh ca"
stay all day and night at the lsiaho' lucy WI" "
carefully pu,sed and fed during their stay i"'
rooms are commodieus and are so arranged ti' tnt0
IL snlenciJ ventilation. The fe9d furnished, wiiiie
smplc IS Of the best quality oetsihabie' ffes"
milk eggs and butter are abundant
The association also owns the "p'orics pst'S AZ
No 0 Centre Market Place, this city, where for hVe
cents one can have hath, cup and towel asd ci'a"
mining uoter The officers OF the association are
ion, iot,n resident Warner Van Norden, treasurer
r s Loncw orth. general agent, aud Mrs NJ tnierton
.unerncndent It's Offices NJ No. 80 FOurthaVe
aud No 1858 LeAingon-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
DID THIS JEWELLER ATTEMPT SUICIDEf

The police Of tho East Eighty eighthst station are Jus
certain whether Asolph Hess eweller OF NO l. Na.en
Lone who lives nc No PAS Last Ei tysNth-t afmp'
IN commit suicide by taking poison not He ala ho' ~
to dinner at 80 Tuesday, and going 70 MS r
Mrs Ecsen his londady, found him lying on the bea u
ard breathing heavily. DR.. Charles Hoffman, "
23 East Eighty sixthst responded 70 the eai' "
Mrs Ecksten and found Mr.. Hess suffering from opium
poisoning. At the first glance no said there was h.o
hope man. but three hours work he eoncua"
Mr. Hess must die, and sent for the police Hess
taken TO the Presbyterian Hospital The doctors ~ VI:
hopltal worked over him I'LL their rewarded
by his rcsainng consciousness lie viii soon oe us
charged Hess refuses statements about '
poisoning. and his friends are equally retieent On s
ng hi, room the police found empty eudanun oo'Ne.
rhcv will investigate ry and Mr. will b. arregnea
for attempting suicide II present suspicious are correct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
va ,f-BEDuyTTiIS FOR ERlSrTs VTMIy.

Toronto June Is tSpeciap-rhe council OF t'e
Toronto Board OF Trade has declined the request
Of Trastus Wiman that he might fill vacancy III
their delegation 10 the Associated Chambers Of tom
merce Of the British Empire assembling in London Oh
June -. The ground of refusal Is In 40 resp''
personal 10 Mr.. Wimau, but because he would hoe
pledge himself 10 avoid discussing preferential trade
between Great Britain and her colonies. to the eA'
clusion Of all other countries which Mr. wiman sac
might possibly b. the most disastrous thing 'hA'
coud happen 10 Canada. The board, however. having
adopted this policy, would not appoint delegate WIZ
would presume to discuss IL, hence Mr. Wlmah has
no credentials fIom his native city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
rrcoy,ryIcArryG HIS CONGREGATION.

Cleveland Ohio, June lj.-Therc was 'highy
dramatic scene at <. Slan,lauo's Church last
night when Bishop IIostman denied the rites OF the
sacrament 10 nearly the entire congregation. There
has been serious trouble In the church for two weeks
eliminating with not saturday and numerous fights
sunday and Monday The Bishop has been out Of
the city. The church last night jammed with
people. After stating TO the members that power
on earth could remove Father Rozlnsh. tho pastor
who Is objectionable to .aclion the BISHOP, extending
his hand, the heads OF the congregation. ordered
tho congregation To It's knees Then, IN a solemn
voice ho said s." hereby deny the right Of sacrament
TO all members OF TIL. congregation who have par.
iicpated In these ungodly actions until they shall
public confession Of their rcItntcLcc at regular
services before tins congregation Ihis temporarily
eAcOmmunicatcs ut least 800 Dicmbers