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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
srrc,Dr OF 4 BOSTON BUSINESS NAN.

uoston July - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES men OF THIS
citv were palned to learn to-day Of the suicide OF
A Redwny OF tho J. Wright Company. Mr.. Red
w,v Inns suffered from two attacks Of the grlp-the
lost in NAV Of this year lie did not recover. ana
loi.v his mind had become affected. He went 10
Virginia for his health. but received little II any
h.ncat from the trip. Mr.. Roadway appreciated his
condition and was much depressed by II. lie feared
that he would not and todd friend SO. say
Inc mt the same ns' that he willing t. try the
effect Of special treatment for his maady. Yesterday
morning there consultation OF physicians. and
IL WIS decided that Mr.. Roadway should 30 to the
Mclean A.ymm that Afternoon. While the prepara-
lions for his departure were In progress he went 10
a closet and handed ont white wastcOat with the
words - guess we'd better take that" A moment
later he reached for razor back shelf and
cut his throat. lie fe back into his wife's arms and
died IN two minutes. Mr.. Rcdway was born In Mont
peer VI. thirty eight years ago He graduated from
Amherst In the class OF 20 and after engaged In
commercial affairs. and ten years ago formed the
tobacco firm OF John Wright & Co.. No. go state ST.
ago the house became Incorporated the John Wright
Company. lie leaves widow and two daughters.
aged nine aud two years respectively.
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nln Day raE GLl.> nooEs.

A new endemic broke ont go this city ycs'cniaS
,norulpg The Health Department dos not kno" "i1'
r. do about IT, for doctor. can't prevent II lbs NAc'h"
hon or fnmlgatiou. IT Is gas, door epidemic ana
tAre. case. were reported yesterday. I'D" hr-t victim
VS. a painter named Dominica cochran. lie vas
paluting the ceiling In new hon at 'nr huhd'' "
audelg.t e.nth-s ~. and Man,a'tanate. Tie N'Hnoii
brok. and D1m!mlok de- nbd an aerial curve Nh'"
ended ~ Ga. door, through which b" plunged head
nrf making much noi-r lie stuck among the jagged
glass for 'ew mlnLte- but when Ae Wa rNir'Nh
he bad only ,lleh: ulure>, and be went home al'rr
having Of. face and hands bandagrd IN the Manhattan
Hospital. The ucN al,, ap~i with sight WJl'l"s.
III, name WI. William sherman and hc nn"i''y thrust
hl, hand through gla.s door 81 his home al 10. 30
West FIT, -ainth 4. FV~y tar-1d ttClHA tiNcl-h
swcl!ed rle list by falling through a ,kyhght NJ 50
80 F.,-eX-st She ,u.,.lLei number 81 cJh'n~"nN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

The National Lin" steam hip America. WHEN or
rived here y,~te,av had a, a portion OF her cargo
IG- a,-e, for the stock farm of J.. Emerson az BOWL
ing Green Mo. With the a--e, wer" Victor DAVID
veterinary surgeon. and Henry Reese. car" AK r.
m Italian who arrived the America went to Ems
Island and denounced David and REESE rs contract
laborcr,. He said That he met Emerson In England
and that he induced him 10 take pas age with him In
the America. On the way over the two men quar-
relied and Emerson drew pistol the Italian Then
the Italian for revenge Informed the Ellis Island
an horitic, that David and Rc,,o had come over Ia
work Emerson farm. Rcssc was discharged, hut
David was held. The Italian would not give his name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
TWO rygBr c0ypIyIrS 1T ODDS.

Bclvldere. " j.. July 2j.-Jndge "Ieeu' III '"' ~
tricr Court has rendered decision In favor OF the
Ncw.YorlI Fibre Company. Of his place. against ~
Indu1-t.d Wood Fibre Company, Of Maine. cnl0lnlhg
the latter company from prosecuting ana threatening
10 prosecute their New Jersey rivals. and also f"li
sending threatening letters 10 the Ne" Jer'cy com
pany's patrons, employing private detectives ana
carrying on Il general system OF espionage theicb'
hampeIng the New jersey COMPANY IN the Suc'cS'"l
prosecution Of It's Business. The Maine company, il
is ,ssr,ted has been doing this and It VIII now J."
COMPELLED 20 into court and defend It's hciloh. me
New York Wood Fibre Company viii also begin h"i'
against the Maine company for 100000 damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
corrr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-Gencral Term-Eec'ss continued
S,ir,u. court haml.- ~-iIforc Andrews, J-Motion
f.---tor Nos / 10 lC. called ~ ~ o'clock.
supreme tourt-SpsciUI Tenn l and lad
ourned Tor tcr- 80
Circuit Court-Parts l. II. III and IV-AdIonrned for
he term. ,,., .,.,.- "a "a . -,
probate wills u Maria Van Week. FtdHick Opp'rnanu.
i.t amin g. plsbfoW. Christopher FlncA, Truman \.
Mailman Margaret Cor roy. Phhip Stanley Ann Graham,
W,t,r : t,liddou. Pauline \ BsooA> jacob Schmlt and
Martin II. Ioulk. 10 80 a. 10. A. A.. -
Cownon pltas-C,cnca al Term Adjourned FOR the term
common Pleas Special 1eIm-Beforo BookstaSer, J.
Motions. NJ, rr..,, DAT. I II and rtr Al
,,urnDd for the term.
Court-trneral TeimAdourucd FOR the term.
's-i,..rtnr Couft-Spccal Iciu-Bcfor Freedman J.
Motions. .. .rr,,t rorp par,s II and llI-Ad
olrn.d Tor the term; 80 u, ,,-,,.. i, , A.
CITY Court-Npecial Term-b''ore lhrl'eh' l. ''-Mo
"o"'ty Court-Tra Term-Psrts l. II, III ard IV-Ad-
nwrt ~ ,cneral Scs~ions-Iart before Smyth r.,
and assistant DstrictA Attorney McIhtyrc-Nos. TO H..
inclusive. , e,,,. ,.., n r,,,,o ,g,,raroit
and Assistant Distrct-Auornty Weeks-Nos. l 70 :,
lnclOsNc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
FROM ACROSS THE SEA.

Among the passengers arriving on the Cuhar'
steamship Gallia from Liverpool. yesterday. wers
A. D. Armstrong. the Rev. George V. G. Norris, d.
A. Snowden Professor J. II. y. Standsh, Dr. IL W.
lIots,hkiss. Captain A. {. Bng. Vernon L. bN"''
Robert Wallace. william Teasdale DR.. George MeioH'
Mrs. F,,itherstonhaugh. Henry A. Werner. H. Teiius
NcKie J. Y. Coleman. A. w. Creveling and Campbell
Clark.
Among the Freslands passengers. from Aht"e'p'
were David e. Bell. Mrs. W. p. Van den Heu'e'.
Robert b. CarstOn. Mrs. l.. Henry Morgan haSnon.
lie CHAT. II. c. Kirby Louis Roberts, sne nj" IN:
l. Jurck, the Rev. Felix Bucher, DIR. j. r bIssssi II
Rev George s. t;oedspeed, Mrs. Thomas Ewlhs IL a.
lralnard and DR.. AdOlph Nusbaum.
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THE FLTFSnlyD BElTS MR. OW-N RrCORD

The Red star steamship Thc~land. which arrived
here yesterday from Antwerp, mad" the best record
ever made between that port ana N"~l )rk. she
lcn Antwerp on July IL and passed sandy Hook al
% p. IN. yesterday. Her time from Flushing the
point of departure from Antwerp. TO this port was
. day hours. - minutes. This IS equal 10 Il TIP
from the >ciy Island, 10 sandy Hook OF days
hour. - minutes. and to one from Rochcs Point.
Queenstown. Of days, II hours. - minutes. The
Fric,land held the record from Antwerp before, ana
ON hi, tip beat her oIl best time about hours.
She carried % htstcabn passengers, 10 In the
second cabin. and 800 I'm the stceras". When the
lrlcsland was 300 miles cai Of sandy Hook carrier
pigeon flew board In exhausted condition. The
bird sin on board, and /, marked " William 1.
Fisher. carpenter and builder No. 10 West Thirty
LIZ. II
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COMPLIMENTS EXCHANGED WITH ITALY

AN ITALIAN wAR'r.P COMING WITH THE STATUE
OF COLUMBUS.
Washington. July oj-The Department OF o'a'o
to-day made public pleasant exchange OF cour'e8'
between President Harrison and KING hih"e'~ "
Italy. Under date OF July IS the secretary vi "'o
Navy addressed letter 10 the secretary OF sIa'e' a
vislng HIM that he had learned. unofhcaly' Una. VIC
steamer bearing the statue OF Columbus, gift cf 'ie
Italian Americans OF the city OF Now York. was hheiy
to be accompanied by vessel OF war of the khguohi
Of ltaly and that the visit wouh coEcur win ohe
Columl us celebrutton take place in october next
under the auspices Of the city OF New-iMk. l"e
SECRETARY of the Navy expressed the coIdla sHUhi'
ti,u Of the Navy Department at ihiS ihteihgehce' aim
gave assurance that the Italian vessel Vi war "o'N
receive Il cordial welcome.
The letter Of the secretary Of The Navy having pe'
s..rt 10 the Italian Minister IN this oty on July -
the Minister Baron Fava, Informed the secretary ol
STATE tllaS the Royal cruiser Bausan had been dsis
nat d for this mission and would he at New 10TH a'
tho hcdpnng OF October. In view OF tlhs n0uhcatV'
President Harrison sent lie following telegram 10
King Ilumbert . 1000
Wa hngton July 81, 1892
III. Majesty Hnmbert l. King Of Italy Rome.
rh orer to send an Italian cruiser to participate IN
ceremonies at NewYork in October affords ne occasion
IN EXPRESS 10 your Majesty my qualification at ms 'is"
t,bue 10 the long ond steadfat friendship OF ltay uu
,h. rn,,od states BENJAMIN HARRISON
70 This telegram King Iumbert responded follows
Mona Royal Castle July 20, lo?Z
BENJAMIN Harrison President Of the United states
In the determination at NewYork OF glorious remen'
bronces my will that by It's participation ny "orer
ment might attest sound friendship which binds itay
IN the great people Of United states thahk YOU
for having so nobly received this my sentiment
' So HUMBERT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
Wreck on 1 coxXrorIcrr EOID.

Ncw.Uaven, Conn. JAY % The passenger train
which left Hartford Il: 40 O'Clock THIS morning l"'
New London met with an accident 81 South lyme
on the Shore lane division, which threw the engine
and hon the track.
Hartford July 25.-ChaIles H. Nine. Of TIL CIV
WAS the engineer I'm charge OF the engine Of The
Watch Hill express from Hartford which was thrown
from The tack near son d lyme ihis morning Hp
,,-.av,d q bad wonud on tie lead and II Is feared
hie skull & fractnred The haggagcma.tcs. james =.
V.berts OF Hartford, thrown among I'll" baggage
and !, ceved a bad scalp wound. Tie accident was
caused bv a broken rail. jam, Carney the fireman.
ol,o OF this oiiy was slightly hurt. The entire train
yro, fh,Ovn forn the track and the passenger were
trdlv shak,n NJ but none received serious inJuJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
CH4RGLD WITH THE MURDER or HIS FRIEND.

Charles Lane. living at No. 1Oi Canal St. was
rcmandcd In the Tomb, Police court Yesterday for
examination the complaint OF Mrs. Crane. of No.
- OlivcrsL charging him with the murder OF
Edward McAllistrr, Of the same address, Edward
McAIli,L-r died at about o'clock sunday forenoon.
A. Mrs. Crane alleges. DR.. 1nfs. Of No. so Oliver
st., called ia ard sad tho man had died from
poisoning. Mr.. Crane Immediately caused Lanes
arrest on suspicion Of his having been the one to
administer the poison. MciNllster has becn III for
some time past Whether he has been all the while
suffering from the effects Of the poison which IL Is
now alleged caused his death cannot be determined.
In the court Lane told Justice DIVER that he had
not been With his friend for five months past and had
not given him the poison. The case Will be nvesti
gated to discover the exact cause Of death Ii l.
stated that McAllistcr had been taking antipy rine
and It Is suggested that this caused his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
TIE coLi,MBr, STATUE To ARRrcE SOON.

senator VI. r. Mcmahon goes to Washington odny
as the representative OF the Columbian Commute" OK
one Hundred to confer with secretaries Tracy ana
EIhins about the parts be- taken by III" Navy ana
War departments In the New-lOrk oel"brauon oi
october II.
Notice has been received By the Committee from
Raron raya the Italian Minister at Washington,
through Clryaler Louis Contlncn that the statue OF
Columbus VIII reach this port I'm August. 1t VIII BE-
brought by the royal tranp port Garigiano under con
voy OF the royal cruiser Giovanni Bansan The statue
/, gft to from the italian societies Of New
York 1t will be- set mp I'm the plaza at Fifty ninth
Il. and Eighth ave II viii BE- unveiled with imposing
ccrrmonie, I'm the course Of the october celebration
III. Italian vessels will have "A fatterng reception on
their arrival. -,
IN. Committee ~ one Hundred VIII meet again
This afternoon MAKE further Important arrange
mrut, lur the celebration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

The matrimonial troubles Of Aurcl hnionyi ana
al. WIFE Hattie IutOuyi were made public Yesterday
afternoon before Justice Diver in the Toubs Police
court Mr.. Batonyi caused the arrest o' hcr nus
land on the charge % stealing jcwelrS worth Sl'oo
from her. Tie arrest made IN lawyers once
1T 30 - Pine Il. wher, he had been summoned 10
have papers IN suit Tor separation served upon MN
lie had the lcwcr IN his possession Al the umc'
together with a deed II git signed 10y Ms WIFE, III
which shc gave him all her Jcwelry aud bonds 4"
the value Of $1,000 Ihis, Mrs Bltonyi alleged. va,
s.cur.d from her by Threats. aud ,he told Il long
story cha g.ug the prisoner with having beaten ana
.bu,rd her. Justice Diver upon Batonyf> gving
up the jrwelr, discharged the prisoner. Baionyl was
for some time employed riding master Mt the Ftth
and Park AV.nnc Riding acadcmie,. lie j. now
president Of The Belmont Riding Academy AZ Newark
: / lie gave hl, address No. d. Minhat an
ave lie T., a Hungarian by bllth and his vic is AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

The presentation will be made by senator ~.
to which Governor Tuttle will respond accep"9 1,aI
statue In behalf OF the State Colohei D"'' -.
Of Dover. VIII deliver the Grafton ana Dr'ci ,, +.
VIII be made BY Gausha A. Grow, OF re""' p.v
George 5. boutwell, OF Massachusetts; the nov
Augustus Woodbury. d. d.. of Providence II. l. the
Rev. Alonzo H. QnInt. d. d. OF Dover. ana ANUS
lladley, OF Concord. Frederick Douglass has w"
invited and will be present II his health p.l.es
John W. hutchinson OF the renowned .u 40 tho
family. VIII sing more songs rhprssaions 10 II
sentiment OF the OCCASION No formal lnVlmuSV' W."
be extended. The public Is cordially ih'i'eu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
NE LEVY WAS ANTICIPATED.

Simon Goid,t,n aud Max Colin. composing the firm
Of : GOldstein a COIN, manufacturers OF children
clothing OF No. I-2 Fast Broadway and No ~ Canal
,i Yesterday confessed jud 2nrnt for Sl7 In favor of
Jacob Ecdfrld for borrowed money. Execution was
issued Dcpaty sheriff Young, bur when the officers
arrived at the stores they found that both places had
been cleaned out and everything Of value removed.
The firm began business last october. claiming capital
Of 5000. They had no rating ut Brldsteet's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
An IRISH POSTMASTER 4 THIEF.

Deputy United States Marshal Bernhard Yesterday
arrested John Barnett for twenty four years post
master OF Gortn. Ireland on his arrival Oh the steam
ship Crns.a. The warrant was issued on the com
plant Of Gilbert Fraser Acting ConsulGeneral Of
Great Britain. Barnett on January l disappeared
from Gortin with 1900 stolen from his office When
arraIgned before Commissioner Shields e admitted his
cuilI and said that he would return 10 Ireland with
,ult a rcauisitOn from the British Government. lie
vns committed 10 Ludlow Street jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
FREDERIC DEAN on TIE HISTORY OF MUSIC.

FREDERIC DEAN on TIE HISTORY OF MUSIC
Avon-by- the Sea- n. j., July o5 Spec2ll-freuer'-
Dean continued his course OF lectures bei'fr 'he
Seaside Assembly to-day the History OF MnNc'
The subject Of lecture "Lully and the Frehch
Opera" Jean Baptiste Lully was the father VI
French opera. Molere wrote the words for several
OF his operas Ramean fifty years after Lully, shares
tbe operatic honors with him. They are called the
twin fathers OF French OPERA Miss r.. r. Men
Won continued her course OF lectures on the History
u Italy" This evening entertainment was gwen
by the department Of the School Of Expression. DE-
Miller was assisted by g. 7. Wheeler. who gave
stndy of The sonnet. Nine Albert Mrs. oscar Denton
MISS Carrie Pennack. and Miss Eleanor Morrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

Newport. II. l., July 25.-ThlnSs are taking on a
better aspect Block Island. No new cases Of small
pox have developed. the hafdozen patients are all
well on the way 10 recovery, and the scare Is over
II win BE- impossible for the island e. recover entTly
this season the effects Of the presence OF the
Infection within its limits, set 1t is now probable that
the results may not be disastrous seemed likely
a few days ago. Many Of those who took Il hasty
departure are returning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
TO MAKE A MUSEUM FREE AT ALL TIMES.

The Park BOard, at special meeting held yes"r
day resolved 10 abolish pay days at the American
Museum OF Natural History and 10 make the ad
m,slon always free rs soon Us the Board Of ESti
mae should comply with tn. act Of the last Legi lature
pas I'd for the purpose aud appropriate $4,000
a wear for the running cHpcns,S. When this l. done
,be museum Will BE- opened free. not only on week
DAYS but on Tuesday aud Thursday evenings and on
sunday afternoons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

THE ARc,ABISHOP TO pISrMBUrE The BEQC Esr
by the will OF Catherine Jordan, which was hiea
IN the surrcgates ONCE yesterday, Archbishop oorr''
gan receives $4,000. which lie Is directed 10 as
tribute among such churches as he thinks best 30
quests were made OF 800 TO the Roman Cathoho
Church Of It. Jerome. In one hundred ana tmr'y
eighth ST.. $500 to the Roman Cathohc Church Oh
81 Ann I'm East rwclnhst and 1900 to the Roman
c,,houc Ornhan Asylum. The testator died on July
10 last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
, GRlx1 FOX Az IyrERocEAync RAILROAD.

A dispatch was received Yesterday by Valentine
Brothers, OF the Produce Exchange, from President
Ie,va OF Honduras. saying that the reported dstur6
ances at COsuayaque In that country. trivial.
and could not last. he. Leva. having entire control
Tho dispatch further said that the Congress Of Hon
dpras had at last ratified the concession granted
sometime ago 10 W. 5. Valentine and u. H. Van
Auken IT,. for an interoceanlc railroad. Mcssrs Val
min. and VanAuken have also bought an Old piece
-, r,ilroad on the northern coast Of Honduras run
oirc from Puerto Cortez 10 san Pedro W. >. Nalen-
une is The Worlds Fair Commissioner for Honduras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
The DlLroy GANG DEFY THE AurHoRlrIrS

Adar. /. r.. July 25.-The Dalton gang. which 10
Gently ieId up md robbed the Missouri Kansas ana
Texas express train, are ompcd twenty five miles
from here. and are making endeavor 10 escape from
the country. Members OF the gang are In town every
day or two, and do not try to conceal their identity
The officers here make attempt to arrest them. aud
t. robbers have become bold defy the author
files II 10 believed they are planning another I,ld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
LIVE STOCK COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Dickinson. y. d.. July 2J-The North American
Live stock Investment Company. capital S1jO.OO,
was Incorporated Yesterday bv senators IIansbrougb
and Casey Governor Burke. l.. f. Burke. John T..
Bray. G. +. slcrry f. J. Greene. J. w. RAYMOND and
Nelson p. Hammond. The home Office OF the com
pany will be at Dlclin sOD. Stock ranches will be
slated and large business transacted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
WET OF HaspAs coRPrs FOR VIRGINS.

An application made TO Justice Lawrence III
the supreme Court, yesterday for an order reieaene
Carlos Virgins, the negro who was arrested when No
came from the steamship Philadelphia, July H.
an a charge OF stealing diamonds worth $4,000 from
Iesus Maria Paul. the brother OF the President o.
ven,,uela lie was locked up to await the arrival
81 reousltion papers. Justice Lawrence granted :
writ OF habeas corpus. and the case VIII he arsue0
tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
SMuIpOr " BECOME. ST.

-Four cases Of smallpox were discovered eany
Yesterday morning. at No. $50 IL Broomes' lhe'
were tho children OF two different Italian iamiIes'
,rheso cases nre attributed by Dr. Roberts OF the
Rureau OF CONTAGIOUS Diseases. TO the poison rom
the old smallpox focus No. As Thompsonst'
where the disease started. The patients are Frank
Giarraghino two months old Louisa Giarragmno
three years old: Vincent Stanano, TWO years oid' anu
Rosie Siaffano, six months old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
cIHIOADS or MERrHlNEISF DESTROY ET

susquehanna, Penn. July 9j.-LaSt night In the
West suSquchanna yard extra New York. Lake Erie
and Western Wells Fargo express train. eastward
bound was in collision with switching engine. Both
engines were wrecked and six carloads Of merchandise
were destroyed. The tranmen saved their live, By
jumping. The tracks blocked for about ten
hours. East and west bound passenger trains wcIe
transferred over the Delaware and Hudson and ALBANY
and susqueanna roads via marlborough Ninevei and
HuRlamOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
THE BOAT clpslzBD AND THREE MEN DROWNED

Blddcford. Me-. July 25.-Georgc Clark. George
Walker. Herbert Knight and John Gammct OF Kenne-
bunk. Went picnic 10 Goose Rocks Yesterday.
In the afternoon they started In dory to TO
Cape PoIpOise. When about half way Of
them stepped the rail OF the boat and capszcd It.
Walker, Knight and Gammet drowned Clark
seized and swain ashore and found on the
beach late in the afternoon In exhausted condition.
He was resuscltated. Walker and knight leave fam.
Il.G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
HIS HRmHER's CLOTHING Is THE MoRGVE

KU Carlson, OF No. Organst.. bridgeport, 'o ~
went 10 Police headquarters yesterday IN scarf" " [
missing brother. After giving descnpno'' :, a..
he WAS sesli to the Morgue 10 see the eiopu"s " -.
unknown man who died suddenly the second ave
elevated railroad station vt Twenty thirdst. on jury "
lie found that the clothing that OF nis o'o
John Carlson Swede, thirty eight years oi" w 500
and a carpenter by trade, who lived az wv
Third-aye this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

Middletown Conn. July 2..-Iay william Fierce
twcnty-sX Years Old, OF Cory. PENN WIS drowned
Yesterday Afternoon between Mddletown ana GlaS on
bury while sailing or the river. his boat. having
been caIeized 10y n gut of wind A searching party
dragged the river all night and found the body today.
lie GRADUATED from Wesleyan University In the class
of '92 with high honors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
4 rlRK FOREMAN AND A CLERK DISMISSED

The Park Board yesterday considered the report
OF Commissioners OF Accounts Wahle and DAILY, on
the methods VII ch prevailed In the conduct OF the
menag,1, and decided 10 dismiss Lewis Plnss. Park
foreman ON August ]. The resignation Of William
Van Vakeulmrg property clerk was asked for, 10 take
effect not later than August 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

THE COMMITTEES EXPENSES To BE PAID.

Justice lawrence. in the SEpreme Court. yesterday
handed down \ d,ci Ion against Frank liollnS and
u, associates In the ~. Louis ard Chicago Railway
Company, m favor oi George toppen aud ID. d..
Nlth.rs The suit grew ont II the reorganization
OF The road mentioned. Ne>,rs. Cpp"ll ana NlthcrS
were members Of a cOmmite" appointed 20 re0rgtniLe
th,. road and the amount which they sued fJr was
their expense, in the undertaking. \ sfere Will
now be appointed 10 determine the amount which Is
due To the plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
Rrandrcth's Pills cure rheumatism

dyspepsia, piles, liver complaint, bilousncss.
and any disease arising from an impure state
of the blood. One or two at night on an empty
stomach for week or two, will keep you in
good form and tone up the system.