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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
GATHERED AB0rT TIE TOWN.


The Centennial Baptist Church has called the Rev.
j. W. Richardson, OF stamford, Conn, TO It's vacant
pulpit.
There were 4O6 deaths last week. 2Go births, and
50 marriages.
Andrew McFceers formerly a whol'sa stationery
and handbook manufacturer. died yesterday at No.
Az Franknaye, at the age Of s.Xtyscyen lie lef,
q WIFE one and five daughters.
In the suit OF Edward l.. GOiham to recover 1925
due him as leader Of theatrical orchestra from Rich
had a fatal attack Of paralysis after q
exar1iI alton, a verdict for <iO0 awarded yes
tcrday
The Park Commissioners gave permission TO the
Coney ISLAND and Broollyn Railroad Company yest2r-
day 10 lay al electric trolley wire under the Park
Circle at the Ocean parkway gate along the line Of
Coney Is'and-ave.. to connect the tOley system in
that street on one side of the circle with that the
other.
The funeral Of John J. White, ex-County Clerk, was
attended BY many public men at No. 113 second Place
Yesterday. Tie Rev. James Duffy the officiating
minister The burial was in Greenwood
The indictment which was found against Thomas E.
O,Hren when he wa, Supervisor # the Sixth Ward In
1888. charging him with an alleged attempt to bride
Supervisor at LARGE John A. CU.ntald t. approve r
tain bills for york on the County Farm at 81. John
land has been dismissed by the Court Of oyer and
Te:mlneT.
City Works Commissioner Adams has appointed a
number OF new employees Ia his department, ana mas
raised the salaries Of several mechanical engineers.
City Works Commissioner Adams IN consulta
ton with the Navy Yard authorities Yesterday regard
ing the purchase by the city OF fourteen acres OF land
in WsshingOn-ave. opposite the Wanaoout Market.
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Jersey CITY.

Joseph Fox. q 30. Ill Amscrd'mav", was
crushed 10y the ferry boat Maryland Yesterday morn
Ing. FoN had been drinking. and he slipped and fell
between the bridge and the boat. Micr he was cN
trica,od lie was removed 10 ~. fr'nci's Hospital
where it said that be coGh mol recover.
Martin schmidt. coal-hcnyer. who lives In Hen.
dcr,on.-t. was arrested yesterday ana charged win
causing the death Of Adam Kollnshy. fellow work
man. on January 20. The arrest was made upon the
c,,unl,iut Of Andrew KClynsly brother Of the dead
man Andrew says his brother. while diving told him
that schmidt had beaten ana Kicked INN ana knocked
linn frnm ihc tOp of u cOnbn 10 the pier thirty feet
hrnTC IL wa, the injury lie received by the fall
tnat caused death. When schmidt was arragncd be
C,rr Iusiico CASPER he admitted having had fight
with KoIynSy top Of the bins on january 90. Int
he denied that he caused koynsAy 10 fail to the pier
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roPvIvc; A NEW GRAND ARMY POST.

Captain Frederick Cochcu. OK Commander Of Abel
Smith Pc no 43f, 6. a. L.. together With number Of
the members OF tine post form new organization on
Wednesday night The new post Wa, formed IN
Fraternity Rooms South second 1. and Eedord-avc
:,ad Will he known a. Post 30 =. Thirty one mem
Lcrs were enrolled, thirteen OF whom belonged to
q Grand Army post. The OrgIr.zins Of The post was
tie outcome OF the recent trouble between CAPTAIN
COcAeu and Or. >anmi>, TIE commander of Abel smith
Post. No name has yet heen gwen 10 the new post
but il is expected thai ii viii be namel after the late
Joseph Knapp. The officers chosen wer,: Commander,
Frederick CoChcu; senior icc-cOmmaHdcr, l.. O..
TOmassellc. junior vice COMMANDER, J. ID. Scnullc ,
surgeon William Marlin chaplain. John {. JoclI :,
Quarternaster, Michael Dugan officer OF the day. T. j.
Olmstead; Oifcer OF the guard, -. T.. lttchcOcK, al
iuant, G. Carr. sergeant major. Charles l'rD-o ;,
qUarterma, te ge;lt \. Il. Nrcayeo quartermas-
ter-sentlnel, John Da silva
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OR tN'fT.

A conference OF Republicans was held in orange on
Wednesday evening 20 decide On the course Of the party
in connection with the coming charter election. 1t
MAS practically decided 20 place IN nomination the
,tgonec,t candidate that the party could find and on
NJ jrmal ballot the name Of John Gill selected by
large majority. \ committee was appointed to
all on Mr. Gil and secure his consent to the use
4 his name Mr. Gil holds the matter under advise
nlent MI Gill - large Manufacturer Of hat bodies
md has ,ervcd rs A-sembyman for two terms and has
inue GOOD service member OF the Board OF
fdurnon II l. reasonably certain that tie Democratic
nominee viii he l.. T. Fell. who could brinI out
Ire fan vote Of hi, party. WIN Mr.. Oh - the
,cnulr,n nominee il /, probable that the Republicans
,yoId elect nina and that they would carry at least
$50 additional cOuEcmeu.
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
PATERSON.

TIE ERIE ROAD TRIES TO SEIZE y slNEH'
There was great excitement yesterday morning III
Grond.st over an attempt By the Ere ha'''o"'
fake permanent possession Of that 'horousiI''V
its tracks, and the successful resistance "I ..
citv officials and police to the scheme. "''"u''
one Of the most important streets III inc '"Si
in,r, il 70 the north lies the Colt estate, "rcl
49,, o,,,orr las lately been levclling into bulolhs
,, Tho la.t If the big sandhill was removed ny NV
c,ptractor John r. Lee, Wednesday Inc P'op'
crty owners had given permission 70 na'e "
rom the Eric laid in the street 80 thdt inc Sa''
MIGHT he carted away, and the Erie Opcra'cu "''
nur Mr. Lee had given his personal ASSURANCE ''''
,bo Tracks would be taken up rs soon as inc "oN y"
rcmovipc the hill was done. and he kept MS WON
,,. como fine during the night before last ia'so
force Of Erie employees was sent to the scene '''
lecan relating the tracks That had Dce" ''". wy
Tho Fries evident object was to secure 'ho '!s" "
way possibly for new passenger s'd'o" ~ w
future on the Colt tract, and also to DocK ou' INC
r.,o-,,ura road which has u spur extending 10
within a short distance south OF Grands' anu
some dav to reach s further north toward t'e ''''
Of the city. ,.. ,,,orr,nc
When the discovery was made yesterday mor'n"s
,l,,t tho Fries men were Selling the srcet ii "'-o
and excited crowd Of property owners s''"o'''' a.
threats of violence made, to winch t"o '"'''o
Iaborcrs paid no attention. street superintendent
Lam ,,t cont for and he ordered the gang bosses 70
order, from their employers and prop''ei 10 carry
,,c,, ONT Then word was sent 10 the ponce s'''o',
.rd Conaiu Iim-on soon on mana WIN " Sq""i Va
fen officers Nv This time an Immense o'p"u NV
cuoctcd and the situation looked noion'' Inc '"p
,,i, directed tho gang forcmen to have th' WOE"
,,nnod at once They demurrod ana the captain
,,r.d nj, men f. arrest the iorcmcn. I've oi "hom
,er. taken Into custody and marched - inc po'i''
station. Tic laborcTs Immediately dioppcu '''"
49, ri.. forcrncn arrested, John Gallagher,
Michael H. Connolly, Michael Began I"o'H''
and william III - were arralgned before he'or''r
stewart on char--- 81 malicious mischief unucr !"
-t,,r inv and az tearing mp II str't Nt,H."a p .
,,i'.i.r iiud.r y oltv ordinance. Oh lH' III, '"n'
IN ~ fi,rrI-lcd security Tor himself ana u' r.,
nmd on ,ho other complaint hearing Wa se' u""n
for This afternoon. , .. o...,-.t,to. NJ the Doari
a., tderrucu were hastily -.mWoned !" Hl'c.ln-
o,clnck Yesterday afternoon. ana an VT, I.,oi',
ri,o .,,Hrntfae voted to -"iV" Immediate h''" ~.
,.n.udeut Barrett. Of the Eii". T. nave '.c ,'' -
,lf.n nm and The street pat In liz former 'ui'"'''
80 r H. NOT done within fifteen DAYS the 0tc, supp,
49, ,o,dcrt will be Ordered 80 have ~" worh uo'' ~
H. .i.,'. mon and ih' expense chdi-'h 10 INV III
s'.t ,ruliauy Captain Bimr'n h1' pLhccd a 't"'; =,
f,rcc If policemen 10 prevent any iltuc1 ""'"F' Va
t,c Eric 10 take possession Of the street
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WHAT + GOING on TO-DAY.

Poultry and Pigeon SHOW Madison square "''u.' III,
National TIott.ng Association cori@reh0e' ''D''''
Hotel. - o,.o,ing
St. Bartholomew. Rescue Mission Sh'''c'SA''' -'''
Rescue Hall. 80 I. N. it,, ,,,,,r
Columbia and Hudson River yaohe UU''
30 p.
Dinner 10 DR.. w. T. jenkins Hotel Oas'''''' . 49,
evening.
Police Commissioner meeting. ,,...at..
West End Protective League, 81 Ahoio"
rpiscopal Church Chapel. p. m . d..
H. T. y. Theosophcal Society," No H. Wv" Wv
hundred and. twcnty-Alth-st p. m
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TO DISSOLVE AN OLD METHODIST CHURCH.

TO DISSOLVE An Old Mt4IIIODI9I W
The trustees OF the Washington street Me'hou's'
Er,sconal Church appled TO the supreme Court yes
terday for decree formally dissolyng the society ana
turning its property over TO the 5rook Nh onurc"
Society as the building has been sold for Sl3o"o u
the Bridge Trustees and the number OF members Is So
small thst It. is not deemed WORTH while to MAINTAIN al
organization longer The church lasted ior MY Ses
I'm fine downtown part OF the city, and there are several
other churchc, near by.
III. Bridge Trustees have not Vet paid for the prop
erty but SO 900 has been loaned upon the award
After all debts are pad there VIII be $li"ooo against
which a claim for $500 !, made ly Frank L. T'rAI-
ley TO- service in connection with The scandal concern
a., tha name Of the Rev. Charles Miller. Wheh ne Vas
uastsr. Objection made IN i.elnli Ot Iar.hIei
and a minority OF the trustees. ana the mdVcr "ch'
over 10 February 20 at White Plains.
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FOB ADEpARTMEYT OF PEDAGOGY.

The Brooklyn Institute of Arts aud sciences, whch
has within few months organized two or three nc"
departments, IS about to form one uc'o'eu 10 Pcua
rory The wo X Of this section WI comprise Lectures
on educational TOPICS object lessons in teaching, the
establishment OF teachers library and the formation
,f n museum. Arrang cmentS have Already been maze
for addresses before the institute on educational subjects
Of general interest by Pres dents Chares W. Elo oil
Harvard University: Stanley Hall, OF Clark univer
sity Merrill F.. CAFES, Of Amherst College, b. T. Kay
Inond of Wesleyan University, and +. benjamin An
drevs OF Brown University. Professor Franklin W.
lIooper director Of the Brooklyn Institute. viii vel
come would be members Of th, new branch OF that IN
stjuton 4 meeting for organization will be held on
l-..day evening February 20.
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FATHER NALLEy SUCCEEDS DIR. KEEGAN

The Rev John j. Mallen ha' been appointed pastor
OF the Roman Catholic Church Of the Assumption OF
The Blessed Virgin Mary a. York and jay SIS. as sue
cessor 10 the Rev. William Kcegan, vicai-Seneral OF inc
diocese under bishop Loughlin The pulplt has been
Tiled temporarily DR.. Heegan's death by the Rev
NJ J. Malone who died on sunday. FaIicr Malen IS
thirty-Sx years old, and educated In ST. James
parsh going to the College Of our Lady of Angels al
Niaglra TO complete his educat lie was o.dan'd
by Bishop Loughln in ISIS and served for eight years
rs An assistant at St Johns Chapel part of The new
cathedral. lie then sent t. -. Pduis CAucn IN
Conrt-st. and served as assistant TO the Rev. W. j.
liill He Is well known a. writer and preacher rs
diocese and be was appointed ate, examination
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DPrvErVC, 4 TOicT WITH RAT POISON

Several longshorcmen INDUCED in n drinking bout
I'm the lodging No. ia Westst. late on Wcdnes
CAV night and one Of them proposed drinking a
toast with rat poison. John DObbin, who Wa, too
drunk know better, consented TO drink some OF
the poison which had been procured. lie swallowed
enough 10 kill any man, while the other drunken men
laughed The poison soon caused Doblin to howl
with pain, and policeman was called into tho
lodging house. An ambulance was summoned ana
Dobbn was carried to the Chambers Street Hospital
A stomach pump relieved him Of most OF the poison
AID he was said u be ont Of danger later in The
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PRAISE FOR Ex-HElLrH OFFICER SMITH.

At meeting Of the managers Of tn ocean steamship
lines trading to the port Of Ncwforh, held on "cu
n sday resolutions pa ci compilhcht'"s 49,
Smith the retiring Health officer Of iae port o" ao
way he has discharged the duties OF his once i'o
- amship managers in their resolution SPEAK OF lno
,,i,bn,I manner I'm which Dr. smith has guarded the
health Of this city and yet not put unnecessary
obstacles In tho way of commerce. and decar ta' .Ao
citizens Of New York and the shipping ana u"ui''e
community owe him a debt OF sratltnt'. Inc W.
lowing steamship lin were represented; New io'"
md cuba Mall. GuiOn Line French IrahSi'Ii'''C'
a. coucraI Italian Navigation NOrth German Lloyd
HAMBURG American Packet, Thn6valla, Bord'au ana
White Gross. Fabr' White star Anchor, zen ga
tional Wilson, Ill., Allan.statc koN al Duto i, .'
tunard linc,, the Qucb,c Octal' racine .''t ,rr
old dominion steamship companies, INC H.,
national Navigation Company. Nilllam t. g. H Hn
:" 20 PIN ForwOOd a CO., u. Anlslnck ~ w.,
%,tbcrlands American steam Navigation CompdinN |,
! IL winchester . CO.. G. H. Mallory 90, n
ID line OF steamships and tie NATIONAL N''ie''"o'
Company OF MarselIlca
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SHIPPING .NEUS.
PORT OF NETWORK .....-..THURsDAY, FEB !, ls'
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEWl YORK -.--....I II Z kSDAl, Ed D. 1917
ARRIVED.
steamer Arizona OBJ Brooks Liverpool Jan % Queenstown
a. mdsr and P,.-cnscrsto A NJ Undcrmll a CO. Ar
nved al the Bdt ar lOnm. ,-,,,.
Simpson, spence Young. Proceeded to fh!d,, PIMA
s1y"sr ln,s o & %s g, h ng T, Jam '' ballast 10
steamer Dcuschcr kaiser Gcr, Gin Cardiff Jan Il. IN
b.s TO Hi T Tc NeHS a az W Jan in bal
last Miller ouslton Arrived at the Bar at II m 3d.
20 rnrc and passengers oclrich' ~ Co Arrived At
~ steamer Ipa@'" wise An,wsrp Jan with md'c to
steamer Bun,n CBrl. Yakor uatc GasSpooD Santos via
and = Lucia with mdae To busk JcNon Arrived At
steamer iiioani SPAN. Dc.champs Mexican ports via
steamer 1T Mar Mason. New Orleans with mdse to John
Asonanin MeKcc 5psE:Sny . "a and Charleston"
steamer old Dominion. Couch. Richmond CITY Point and
Norfolk. with mdrc and passengers To Old Dominion - Co.
SUNSEr-wnd nj sandy Hook light NV; clear.
City island-thc same
CLEARED.
Steamer Assyrian CBr. Nam, Glasgow Austin Baldwin &
steamer Rnc:a CGcrl Icithauscr Hamburg ! Cors
steamer Iellus lNor. Edwardscn Hamburg Funch Edge
Il 60.
T"nch r,Set co. '"'''''"
steamer i.n9, Ferguson Antwerp international Nav co
steamer Johannes Bran ,Norl. Nrs'nbclg Nassau. Nf
steamer ounoco OBJ. Garv,n Hamilton Bermuda L
Sienm"i Kansas cry Fisher savannah Il l. Walker
Steamer "ula'uo,' ""'"o'' NOi'o'" ana Ne"pott
Stcamcf CIV o. Atlanta. Dole Wet Point va-oid
Dominion =. Go.
steamer Gambia fBrl. Balls. Baltimore Daniel Bacon
steamer n VI whitney. Halct. BustOu II I Dimuck
Bark Ore tcrl. Pl"tt. Adelaide Aus Mailer a QUcreau
BARK Isaac jackson. Davis NalpuasO-Wm Grace n Co.
SAILED
Steamers Nomadc for iAverpool Assyrln Glasgow Rea
ine Queenstown Curuun Newcastle. lmhc Cupcnlagen
DE Raytcr and Illinois, Antwerp Banos Gbara, johannes
Drn N.ss ~ Orinoco Bermuda. GUylndotic Newport News
CITY Of Atlanta. West Point, Va,
BarLs Kathleen IIildl for Adelaide. Jupiter Santos.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
rcvnov Feb 4-Sar steamer IIolyetia Br) Tn, IN for
fWrrpooi Feb ARRIVED steamer laurie tBrI Rob rts
.,,,' ,iranor CITY Of Berlin t3rl Land for New Ymk
JtfIN-gOwN. Feb Sailed STEAMER Icuionic OBJ Irving
fr,,. 4 erpool hence for New y oik
Snfru ,iiION. Feb a ~ sailed sttfDcr Saae (Ger)
I.fsl uuu Premrn hence for New York.
a. AsGow Feb 3 Arrived. steamer Norwegian (Br) Chris
tie from Newly York. - -,
tom New. York Oh her way " Liverpool
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g. THE EAGLE PRESENTING ITS Defence

THE EAGLE" PRESENTING ITS Defence.
Further evidence for the defence was presented yes
teday in Tie suit Of DR.. Mary Amanda DiXon-Jones 10
recover $4,000 as damages for libel from The
Fage.o which Published a series Of articles denouncng
the Woman's Hospital and her management and pro-
fessional practice George +. DObson, former city
editor OF the newspaper, testified in regard TO Wnune
lie headlines of the articles. lie set on foot The In
vestigation OF the hospital at the suggestion OF MI
MeKeIway. He told the reporter 10 make careful In
Quiies and 10 present only facts. lie read the copy
and wrote most Of the " heads
District Attorney Rdgway testified that the papers
Incorporating the Woman's Hospital were drawn up In
his Office ard he was named trustee. lie never per
formed any functions trustee. lie prosecuted the
criminal charges against DR. Jones and her son after
1ey were indicted The TRIAL Of the irst case resulted
IN an acQuitta and the second case was dismissed lie
contributed 800 u tie hospital. . -
The Rev. Or. Charles Cuthbert Hall and Dr. X. I.
Nonat testified in regard 10 the application OF the
WOnans Hospital for admission to tie Hosp tai >atui.
oay and SUNDAY Association and the rejection OF tho
application alter investigation The trial will not end
this week.
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THE COMMITTEE NOT RFiDY TO REPORT.

The trustees OF the Ncw-lori Life Insurance Com
psnv held n meeting Yesterday There full az
tendance 1t was expected that the committee ap
pointed ten DAYS ago 10 investigate the charges Of MS
MANAGEMENT made by the state superintendent Of In
surance would submit a report. The committee. how
ever will continue its work with dcliberaiiOn ard
thoroughness Another meeting OF the trustee will Doe
held on Monday nest at p. m; The committee hope
fsi TX lnhn
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HOME NEWS.
ppo,uyEyT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Assistant PostnOster'Geners j. Ao"''o
urFvooRT-Count Sols Count de Montgomery anu
ua,,, d. S-,urre OF France. FIFTH ANENCL-SeP"e'
:, rlkins Secretary OF War; Ex-Governor fei'ol -
ch.n.v 81 New.Hampshrc Morris NJ f>tce OF ,."io'i.'
Henry g. Burlelgh. OF WHITEHALL y l. '"u ,,,t =
ral1tn n Albany GII.SEY-Gariner O. Huoo'''
,ahnc,oo PLAZA-JeGer.on Chandler. o; :. LOUIS
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THE J1Ry syMpATHIzED WITH HER.

In the suit OF Mrs. Rosa Maye-, to recover Slo4 -
for the hoard and washing of Lawrence Dunn, her
broher-in-Iaw from May II to October 10, leol du'
Ing which time she alleged. that he demanded from
seven to ten meals day. never less than seven anu
devoured them with a voracous and apparently unap-
peassbe appetite tie jury gave verdict yesterday
Tor the full amount claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
AMERICly INSTITUTE ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting OF the American Institute was hell
LAST night at No. ll3 West Thirty-eighth-st, with j.
,rrunbul Smith presiding and John w. Chambers
secreary reported that they had Organized
new section under the title Of Electrical Section OF the
American Institute" James b. Brown gave the lnsti
tute bust o; August Gonst the inventor OF the so ana
introducer Of ems France The trustees also
psrted tat the Institute had given the following pre-
mums Six special medals, l35 medals OF superiority lOl
medals Of excellence 10l medals Of merit and lO3 or $3.50
,n cash awards The following elected 70 member
ahip George A. To0p. Edward T. BirdsAll. G. l. Allen
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, 1rDGyFyT AGAINST THE TABERNACLE.

In the suit Of Charles r. WIS., contractor, to recover
$4,000 on mechanics lien for work upon the Brook
I'm Tabernacle Judge Pratt AWARDED Judgment IN MS
favor Yesterday Uncer the Judgment the church can
be sold unless an appeal {, taken. In his OPINION the
Jude says that The unfortunate for the a.
1sndapt A. il prevented the sal. of the bonds and the
rayment Of ali creditors but til" paintf iad the M
right file the lic An appeal Will De tdAeh'
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Edwin Baker. wealthy builder and owner OF real
estate from whom his wife secured divorce year
ago. with alimOny OF ~ week. has been In the habit
Of sending her the money irclosed in mourning Ell
velopcs and accompanied by scripture quotations ana
other matter rejecting upon his wife and children
lie was arrested yesterday and taken before Police
Justice Ti-he npon n charge Of sending insulting and
anuoying letters 10 nj, wife. The herring was ad
iourned until February Baker insG!ted his WIG
and daughter in court until threatened with commit
mont a ipil.
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urrnIcL. SIN 10 BE INDICTED.

II. wc.tchcser County Grand jury spent ano'"'i 'y
-. d.tat,no upo, the fatal rulroad disaster a.
.,,i.c lat chr stmas Eve. They adjourned late IN lie
afternoon without presenting their findings to the court
T. i. UNDERSTOOD however that Herslck the fcaTDia"''''
IA, been indicted counts or mansi'"sh' ana NAV
Tho director, Of the read have bc'n cen'nred 4he court
and Grand Jury adyournci until Tuesday next
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escaped being burned TO death, and sur e The
from cold alter escaping from t tne esther with
.on i nn t valued at go 000 on when '"c'o
$1,000 insurance.
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NEWARK.

PULLED ~ CONFIICTING TESTIMONY
The Investigation by the police Of the movements o.
CASTOR LENT al abou, the lime OF the murdc- 81 Nj
ru,a,cth senior In Mllburn has elected some ur'her
facts damaging TO the suspected man. Clerk LOT d
utbrrn butcher named Hoamle says that on SUNDAY
manning at II O'Clock 10 saw Lcntz mt tho Chestnutst
.,,.ion NJ the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad lie knew LentZ
and smoke 10 him. a farmer living In lrvingtoh al
firms that he saw Ientz saturday about 4 p III
Icntz was on the road walking toward MiIburn lie
offered Lcntz ride In his wagon and the oEcr was
declined Conductor smith, OF the Newark ana NV
ipcon line Identified LcntE rs passenger on his car
when II arrived AT Oi p. on saturday al living
ton between Newark and Ml,rurn. The man, j" SAYS
,,.rt I, Warmers bccrshOp at lrVlngtph. IN, ~,
dncfor remembers Lent because he hhd qiarrcl VII"
Gtr, ,hnut lie fare Inc police are puzzled bf con.
trarv evidence {, show that Lent was c'""H'lc III
80, hoIrs testified 70 By witnesses against MN
Iohn Gen cl q lad living In Milhnrn VINO ht'rIIu> i
I'm. mes, college IN Newark, informed IN" Ppi,c 49,
Gyv mat he ,aw Inliz bro MilDuru at O'Clock on Ha'
n,,l,y evening he knows Lent. and says ne 'hhio'
H., mistaken He vii make an AFFIDAVIT - tho fdc' 10
lny TheodOrc salmon. an cNPrs~ nan ~ Nr""Ih ~,
.L..d i,,p,rtnut evidence mllkuan whO'e name
lcutz walking on the Mllhu n road toward Nc"nrS h
tvc.n II O'Clock and II 80 ocig'E on SATURDAY nsn',
RI. ,nill{n.tp know. Lcuiz well. ~ an IMMIGRANT
,r,cr-' LOus. 80. rs Grrcuwlch-st.. Ne" lnrh. Two
%.,srl detective, ln ~car.h " evidence cNnplcl
r..i.r. OF IIntL. and II VS., rcpSmDh n tis' "i
.. who wa. ln thc house between ana " 80 I'h on
-,...,. aNnr.p.u Al tlr.e statement, dOvria. WIZ
.i.i . a'~.,..y known % the movement, u The 'u,-
pc-r.d 100 saturday night ana SUNNY anu punt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
NEW .PETSSWICK

\ house owned by Brdsewaier Meredith in Rqrit1n
ownehip was destroyed by fire carly yesterday morn
NJ. The place was occupied by Mrs. r. J. Reed. 4
;ov, Rochelle MIR, Reed and her daughters NARROWLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06

Tcb Will OF tho late Associate Justice Joseph
r. I:radlcy. Of the United states supreme court was
admitted 10 probate IN the Surlogntc's once. IL
YEA. c,ecut.d AZ Iitchncld Conn. on september l.,
1-g1 the vltnc.scs being sidney Dillon, Of New
York: g. II. Wiren and John +. lIalbold MI the
rr0pcrt, both real and personal. /, lot to the Wd"w
dr,, her lifetime AMI I ..er death }, 80 De- divided
Int,rncn her children and th" children 81 William u.
Erodlcy "a deceased son. Charlie Bradley, son, l.
tlte solo executor.