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New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

vau, tric,cs and illusions viii be inti0dnced oS
DE Kota The conjuror 1T the Eden Mu>ee tins "eeA'
Ills skilful performance 1, highly appieca'ed D' anus"
mcnt- seekers.
Til. monthly luncheon and entertainment oi Ho'O'"
will be he'll al shcrrys tom morrow at noon
The evening high schools Of this city VIII Dceih
their sessions again tomorrow evening
The Rev. Dr. Ycwland Maynard Will deliver an MS
iorical and Illustrated icctuic on Pohpeii' r's "'''
Present. next Wednesday afternoon at 'hoAei'pT
Hall.
4 service for young men. appropriate to the be
ginning Of the new year. will be hcid Al ue r"'0'
Eighty sixh-st. branch of the Young Mr"' ''iH'',.
AsSociatlon this aitcrn, on NJ Ocio'A. fr"'N ~
t.rumbic chairman of the branch VIII ahdtes' tc
meeting.
Tho u.vor,s ANIMAL message was completed on
THURSDAY night before the OIL year went out. IL Is
now I'm The printers hands. and will he ready lor 'c
Common Council on Monday.
The attorney for the collection of arrears OF per
,ona taxes. John g. II. Meyers, has submitted MS
annual report to the Corporation Counsel from "ln'n
H. appear, that he has collected Slo-7 o5' ana ''''
the expenses OF conducting the business were ao'o"
pnr cent. In -9O lie collected T'o"0' 49, anu ''o
eypense, were about 10 per cent. In some previous
wears the collections ranged from 79o"o - Tio'"'"
and the expenses from 20 to - per cent
Pilot Jonkens. Of the piIotboat T.. f. Williams, NO.
H. while attempting to board the steamship CUBA o"
The n ghlands Yesterday ait rncOn, II o. erboau aUn-
side the ship lie nshcd cut of the water bS t'e
men in the yawl and finally succeeded IN g"tnhg o"
board the steamer. heavy sca was running at the
time.
Al a special meeting of the stockholders oi the
samana Bay Land and improvement company heu
I'm this city on Thursday. james ". lusei was cc'ted
chairman Of the meeting and j. +. Robinson 'ecIc
all a ~I1
stuck al par 200 per share. In orier 10 pr'V"'
finds for con strucng narrow gauge railroad 'ch
miles in length for in the transportation Of 'oco'
coffee and gIano to the coast; for completing DulH
head where the largest steamers can discharge ana
load cargo AID for building 800 new houses wll'h
will be occupied by laboicrs soon as finished,
John Philips, of No. 332 West TWenty-'iAui-st'
va, run over by n slXthaye hor'ecar at Ffue'h st
carly Yesterday aud he taken to the Roosevelt
Uospital wheI1, he died bcDW noon. The ponce be
gan a search for the driver Of thc car. fhilp' Wa'
fifty three years old AMI married.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
BIG FRAUD BT BEYFFIT ASSOCIATION.

pttsbur- Jan a.-e. b. GHnith. OF Mercer a.
receiver Of the Economical Muta' Bencht h'soo"u"n
II sandy Lake. has a>ccrtalned mat o"r'"s 'io - ~.
eight wear, the company has taken In about S''oooo
n orv noid ont rs far A. can be discovered. Sl5O-
ooo lie .avs that the book, have disappeared Mt.
Griffith recently made application TO the oh'ea
states District Court OF Htsburg for mnndhinnS Cd
IN, postma>tcr nj sandy Lake Ia compel him 10 give
mn The mail addressed to the company, wmch nus
becn pilinc up there for some months, ana "h"n WI"
held under an order Of the PostHh>'''''c"e's' ~
spnc,r, that the order made IN consequence vi
,r -.,ar I,Le oomp,ny using the maik for frandu
isn, 'urn,.rs \ lnrse amount OF money "hS IN
I'M, way prevented from going INTO 'e haus VI r rhc
cs.,rs 90 the ewmdle anxious that the director
tn nro.crutcd AID emphat!cally dcHlhnd i"H c
of this
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
HERRICK GIVES HIMSELF UP
HELD TO AWAIT THE GRAND JCRN'S
ACTION.

HIS FATHER AND WILLIAM r. DINsNoRE 60 on
HIS BAIL BOND-TRAIN DISPATCHER oss'
MAN ALSO PUT UNDER PAIL.
The train which reached YonkcrS depo; at II 10
a. IN. yesterday, had among its passengers Chlcl
Detective lIumphrics. of the NcwNork Centrai
Railroad and Train Dispatcher Ossman, who was
held partially responsible by the Coroners jury
for the shocking disaster the New-l ork Central
and Hudson River Railroad at Hastings on CHRIST
mas Eve. At IL 20 O'Clock the detective ana
Ossman, who accompanied by lawyer from
the New-York Central office, reached Coroner
Mitchells office. The lawyer had been assigned
by the company to protect the interests of Os'man
Ills bonds were all ready and the prclimnare'
hefow the Coroner were brief.
Timothy Herrick father of Albert llerrck. the
brakeman who charged with manslau2hter
by the Coronrrs jury for the same accident, was
on hand to look after his son. who was expected
every moment At 1l.45 Albert llerrick arrived
in company with his counsel. William Il Dins-
more one Of the directors of the Adams Express
Company, was on hand TO go on lIerrck's bond.
flerrick refused to say word.
lie walked into the Coroner's office with his
lawyer and gave himself up. and was Immediately
surrounded by reporters, but his lawyer said to
him IIerrick, don't you say word and Her
rick refused 10 speak.
lIerrick was not in the COroners Office more
than five minutes. Then Herric>. Ossman, De-
tective IIumphries and Deputy Sheriff john Yer
plank, Of Westchestcr County, got into closed
carriage and drove of to White Plains. They
were followed in another carriage BY their bonds
men and lawyers.
Afver cold, wet ride over eight miles of rough
country roads and through a driving rain they
reached White Plains a; O'Clock. They drove
at once to tho courtroom, where Judge Mills wa,
sitting. lleGicls ,swyer imuedately made
motion that he be admitted 10 tail Bail in his
case fixed at 81 900, and IN Os>man's case ar
$4,000. IIcrriclls bondsmen William B.
Dismore. and his father Timothy lierricK. james
ii. Phyfe. superintendent of the Harlem Division
Of the New York Central road. and Samuel Hop
per, President of the village of White Plains, be
came Ossman's sureties Both were held TO await
the action of the Grand Jury in February.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
THE NEU CHILI1N C1BiNEI'
sTNoE MONTT GIVES sKETCHFs OF The MIN
WIN mAN-E REEN NAMtn

sTNOE MONTT GIvfS sKETCHFs OF The MIN
WHO HAVE BEEN NAMED.
Washington Jan 2.-Thc Gillian Mihi'PF .cn''
Mont. to-day received Official announcement VI '''
appointment Of the Cldan Cabinet by Pic'ue"' 'o'
MJnt , .
The Minister wa, asked for a bographHaI '",'" "a
tIe men WIN if +, announced. viii lie The n'e"ocrS :"
the Cabinet IL, =, Mint,
10, M thc Irtrrior llr MOntt ,ad was one oi "'c
member, Of the Junta--thc three persons W'' WV.
tutcd the Provisional Government during "'o '',' ~
recent civil wer lie ha> been four 'lfncS "''"O1
NJ ,hc cabinet oncc a. Minister Of the ihefo'' on'o
- 1,,,, 60, - rublc Worh. ard twice A. Minister OF
Finance lie ha, been several times speaker VI "'o
,to j. . vic and able man and Liberal III poN'i'''
so,or nl,uco We'll the Minister Of War; hH' Dcch d
member of Congress for fifteen yeai'' Is "".",
elooucut prakcr. and i, a Conservative III po''
Mr. Batta the retiring Minister oi fOfc'sn N,'Np'' "
a member Of the Radical - ehoh oi uc urI,..t
Tn. Minister OF justice. Juan C'5ielion Is h'd''
i, rol,ic. lie i, Il man of mach prominence III
IhiI;,u ofoir> aud Is at present senator. MO
rcbcr he has had Congressional experience Vi "''e
ycar, In 1889 he Minister of Foreign An""S'
rho Minister of Finance, Francisco Na1cs NeFSara'
+, for the first time member Of the io"ae' i'c - "
experienced nnancicr and for long umc ms oce ''
manager OF the Bank Of Val'0TaiSo one OF 'ne
oroncoI institutions In Chill II has IN author'@en
',,a, ot ..out s4o0OO 900 and II paIdup capital OF
ohout s6O0OOO0. Mr. Ncrgnra IS Loe'' III 'i''
political views. 49, -
Lui, Pcreira the Minister OF Foreign Ana"'' y
mcmoer Of the senate, and aso OF The No"''c" VI
state the body of eleven members thht ""Niso '"'
President in matters relating to certain hpor''' 'P
nontmcnt, aud with respect to questions oi ,"n,'S
',lro n,,c, Mr. rercira IS a member Of The Con
serva'ive party. ,,., -.
\ue1,s,in Edwards, the Minister OF Pubic WORKS. Is
member Of the National section oi The Lloera parry
lie is wealthy Is II member Of the senne ana '' he"
high position III Chilsu affairs. His srnndfater VA
't ~, p,,eIi, ,bmsn The members Of the senate ana
in,,-n npDonted 10 Cabinet portfolios hnisrr mont.
snys retpn their post, In the Congress Inc Mlih's
regard. the new Cabinet a. strong ana "oE o.io- @
~ n,rn,hers az IT, he say are lawyers. II rep
rents all political parties and is rong IN that H I
thc lrpport of all the factions In Cohgrcs, .',u az
the people The members composing tte 'ao'ie' ~'e Vi
bicb standing in social and political life
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
pryor.ycED FROM TIE BENCH.

Wilson : Ross. manager Of the lioboken 1h"atre'
sig,red Cunhcm. proprietor Of Cronhelm's variety
Theatre md Status Ple1s, proprietor Of tne A'In"'
Garden Variety Theatre were arraigned IN the oo'r.
-, e..io,s ,-.,.farIay Ross and Pleus charged
with violating the sunday law by giving toeatr'ai
performances and Cronheim was accused OF keeohg u
di.ordrlly house The men had been arrested upon
the compaint Of Dr.. Romeo +. Chabert ana o'hers'
Judge Hoffman said to them;
d. Won know that Won have 7iolated the law wlfully
and pors,t.ntly and that il the Grand jury hnds an
indictment against You you will be severely deat
with. You have undoubtedly been promised immunity
bv some authorities. and do not believe the "rahh
Jurv viii indict YOU. You had better not feel 100
confident of this, II reaITested for this offence
the court will refuse take bail and will commit YOU
20 the jnl and lei the Justices Of the supreme Court
decide II a man may cOntinu" 10 violate the law al
will
Cronheim'. bali fixed at $1,000. Peuss AT
~ OO and Ross at Al 900. These men have all been
arrested on bench warrants before and are under bonds
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
TR1DE CONCESSIONS from BARBADOS
THE RECIPROCITY ,GRFTNENr WITH THIS
COUNTRY RATIFIED.

THE RECIPROCITY ,GRFTNF,Nr WITH THIS
COUNTRY RATIFIED.
Wa,bngton Jan = t>pcclall.- Producers and ship
per, who are interested In trade with Barbados VIII
he glad to learn that the legislative council oi thht
colony has already enacted law to ratiiy inc r'l
procIty agreement with the United stat"a when mus
became operative yesterday one month earlier th"h
va, expected While this information Is not Official,
il Is perfectly Trustworthy and American merchants
need not hesitate to ship good, and products OF the
United state, to Barbados under the new arrange
mcnt
The reds,tlons Of - and - per cent on certain
good, and merchandise when shipped from the United
states have already been shown IN these dispatches
The articles which will b. hereafter admitted
from the United states free Of duty. in pursuance Of
the agreement. aud upon which duties will be i'm
posed when imported from other countries. al" a
follows.
Hf,t-Artcles upon which M ~ vilorrm rate Of
PER cent l. imposed Beef and pork canned bcIih-,
n canvas. rubber or heather books boat. ana ll-ht"i
bridges. Of iron wood or bO il combined bopu' ana
brushes of broom straw; carts and wagons for or
liuaIy roads and for farm u-e, clpcks cDppr bronze,
and id articles. plain and nickel plated. for IN
dustrial and domestic usc~ and for building 'pitP!
seed and 1t, products. crucbles and mcunS pots "f
all kinds. salmon and cr-. canned. h,nng ap-
parliu, Of all Kind, dried frutS aud vegetables. "a,
fixtures and pip. house, ~ wsh. complete Zee
ndin rubber and gttlpcrtha eooi,. including water
proof clothing made Wholly or In part thereof; M
p'cmcnis and utensils ~ aSH, htur' cN'nNc ~ cut
lasscs and forks. hmp- ana lanterns. lo'"hollNc~.
ulls and "the: railway material and appliances. mar
lie and arha,ter IN the rough or equr"d worked or
carved for building pgrpo-cS. medicinal extra l. ana
preparations of All Kind and patent and "p-'tay
medicines. exclusive 81 quinnc ~ p'ra.aionS oi
quninc opium. gange and bmn9 paper = all knaN.
TOR printing wrapping. packing or Wall-. Photographic
apparatus and chemicals, printers lnh. All cp'piN
prnilng prc,-c. type, rul., ana other accessories
quit tA.ilvrr. turpontine. sewing machines. ship build
mg aud ,hipTrpalrng material. except rope, co1ase
and wire rope. engines. machino.y. etc. steam boil
era and stcampipcs. sulphur. tanhark ~ ali kinds.
whole ground: t"lrcraplic and i"ephono wire ard
u.rumHnt~ and al clc tfiral IpDai:is for cOnnuni
cation aud illumination Ni'ui~i, not containing Hpr
ts. wltchcs and watch movements. not lnrludng
gold or silver waicrpipc- ot all kinds. Yeast
cakes and bahng powders. Ano tan and lead, IN
sheets. a.hcSto, aud tarpapcr. for roohne.
second Article upon which specific rates n
posed Asses II - head horses for breeding so
, head beef including tongues. dried and Nm0hcd.
u - for 100 pounds. BRAN middng- and shorts. -
foI 100 pounds, t'llow candl'>. r. o. FOR 100
pounds. starch. - cent? for 100 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
MORE CHARGES AGAlNsl lhE r"E'O
Tut REV JOHN wEU TELLS HOW NE oi"N
To Found 4 CHURCH.

MORE CHARGES AGAINST 1liE PhE-N'H'
THh. REV. JOHN wEu TfILs no" NE 'i'D
TO FOUND \ CHURCH.
The Rev. John Weih, alias Schhci'e'' ~
preochcr who was recently arrested In iioooh.m u.
o,ca in Io Court Of Sessions OF stealing Bioles.
ALTAR cloths and other articles was again arI''S"..
I'm court Yesterday to plead TO five more
for breaking and entering. For the ohence VI -
he WAS convicted he was sent@nccd I'd 'Va'' p,..
for 3, term Of five years. When he heard the lh'ic'
mcnt, read yesterday he pleaded guilty. ~ "' "
them and asked for mercy from IN" court ..o
wib confessed that on February he rooDc" wv
c.r,,n, Il Matthew's Church at West NewIork OF u
,ock and altar cloth Tho night he Sfo'c iro'n
the Conversational Church at GuttehDure o"0 '".
nlble and "A number of other books anu al'o '"'0'
The German Lutheran Church at Ncs' ""U ','od .
carried away with him an altar cio'h' iar7o p
.um of money taken from the poor box ON september
]it nhI.od tho First Baptist Church Of New-Durham
nj, chandelier and the First Baptist Church OK Hooohe
- large Riblr on september IS he returned 10 III.
Gorman Il Matthew'S Church. at West Ne"-'"rA' "'''
secured flag crucfx and chandelier ana on ,'1 son.
night would have robbed another church' ouV "o u
came frightened >, .,s oocon,
weih oid that i'm each OF these raids he was acooi"
u,ned hv Henry Baumann and Charles SlegicI' vi No"
vr. Iyoib said he first met these men at the roohs
~, A., Younc Mems Christian Association "f Wi'h i7
w,. a member IN reply 10 a question DS 'n'So Lp
n,ncott Weih said be had intended to take the soie"
nropery TO small village near Green Bay "is' "'''e
he intended to start church ,., and
,nntber minister and myself had c"urC" "
school there" the prisoner sa'd d"' "'"''
back and start new church, .- ....
Wclh asserted that he an ordained minister 'na,
o was ordained by Bishop Brown at Racine WIS. a"1
h, when he went to New-YOrli the ministers ren'7eu
70 lend him helping hand. "They Only wa"fu ~,
to collect money for them he said "" "e, - r.
" s' o - dccent charge I lived at No AL East
-vortbstr Continuing his story, Weh sad thst ne ne
,,a tjc sick ON the Island" but was 6rckiaSet
W. ,r,de and had worked for two wears for oylvtoi A
H M - Woih mentioned a number OF men VINO; ne
,ad would testify to his cool character an1hg 1.,on n
Wero the Rev Mr. Dcnesch OF No f'' fso ~ ro Eoa,
Y, veu.Yorl: the Rev. Casper Haas, or 10 o2 ~.
seventh It., New York, and pr l q Ing my 0nurt n rh
Wch said his wife wa. dead ana thal m d t. ~ hegan
dr,m When he tod this, the disgraced nhh'oei "e"n
10 sob bitterly. .oo ,,r,I Tbursday
81 hs yriIi II, fine meantime make inquiries OF the pr
sons named by Wch a to his cha'acer'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
yerv Common Want.

out q: Sntts' Z" disoit.'' the blues thee arc
familiar sppcsves for uncomfortable undehnsoe senss-
sns accompanied with lasitude ner'onSns'' 'ho'S'T
,en Poverty Of the blood to remedy which an 'nee"'e
.ssmachc persstently used Is the paramount heeu ''
cusye evidence that the system Is insuncienNy
bccxnseand for other eau'e where organic dis e oo
not exist-the food IS not assmstcd Reinforce the nag
ny energies Of the stomach reform an Irregular conauo
~ the bowe keep he,thfu secretion OF the bile VITA
uosett.rs Stomach Bters For over thirty years this
. ,,v,Iu tho dyspeptic and Of person deficient In
,.s.,,,v an eacient tonic To IT, power Of impartDs
.s.neth IL attributable its encaoy a. preventive Of
,~s,s,. and a grippe Thoroughly effective 1t TOO Tor
,nsuuassTp, kidney complaint and neuralgia
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
\LW RRIESWITk

lie CIT HIS THROAT BEFORE A CROWD.
John Bcno machinl~t Of Wine-st. quarrelled 'fh
his Young wife yesterday and left the house lie had
spent the last of $500 which she had saved and he
refused to llst"n u her upbradmg she. however
started after him and when within 100 yards OF
College ave Bcns turned and said II YOU come any
ueurrr will cut my throai.T crowd had collected
and Hcne drew q razor from his hip pocket. Ills wife
rushed forward to stay the suicides hand but was
too late. The spectators were hornfed TO see him
Open the razor and draw It's glitteHng edge across
hI, throat \ torrent Of blood Gushed out on the
pavom.nt aud several women attracted to the scene
itlnted among them Bene's wife. Bene dropped the
razor and started across the street. lie had
gone nearly nfty yards when he sank upon his Knees
and then rolled over on his side dead. Bcne left
several children. His wife may not recover.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
PASSAIC.

Mrs Katherine Wright, daughter Of eX Surrogate
Henry Mcdonald W., awakened about 80 o'clock
Yesterday morning By the sound of footsteps. spring
Ing ~ I'm bed she -aw a short thcbs st man standing
under light. she screamed and aroused the family.
The Intruder turned and rln. r1png ut oi kitchen
window hy which he had entered. The police ana
tWo oiltlrn> responded to a cry for help. They
searched the house and grounds. bat found nobody.
\ gnd watch valued AZ rio had been taken from
Mis-, Lotc McDonah's bureau.
The former hon,e Of George II. Engennn was
formally opened yesterday the clubhouse OF the
Ia,-aic Athletic cab. The house WAS inspected
during the day Ly 600 people. II Is in Colonial
st,lr and haS Been converted into a convenient and
petty HON" for the club.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
rl,nnp pn11rK OrF HOR HlIr.

Ei,hop Potter wa, one Of the passengers VINO S'h''
o., tAe fulda Yesterday Tor tie Mediterranean. IL"
Will leave. the vessel at Gcnoa and after snort Nl'
IA Mace, In northern Italy Will 80 10 Home lie WI"
remain In the italian capital Tor several "'eNN III a
prolnldItS before returning Ia this ciy aehh. Inc
r,h,, b.. loo, uorlInc hard II late. and he felt he
need of a short ret A. there Will hc 40 iupprian'
functions ~ perform during his absence requiring IN"
ur.,, nee oi n bishop he has not asked any 81 ' '"4
io,rn. ia rumc 10 lii cts While he b. I'm tnly ana
tnuthcrl, Europe 1he Affairs oi the dioce-c durlng
the absence of the Bishop are III thr m. ., hc
Standing Committee of which Ge rsc Maccu och Miller
=. mrMbeI.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
RBOKE HER SCREW IN MD.OcEty

Az the office II Arhell & Company agents OF the
Bristol City steamship line, WIS said Yesterday
that the letters sent to them By the captain Of tho
LANDAU City, when be fell In with the City OF Paris
In mid ocean sated that the steamer broke her screw
on December p. \ heavy scsi was running at the
time, and the propeller racing on December
20 the seas were particularly high and the
forward b1as OF the Liandan City were
smashed. The captain sent word that he expected
- sight steamer which would tow him into swansea
City. " ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
FOR AN ELEcrRIc ROAD Ar CAPE MAY.

cape May y. j.. Jan. :, (>pecial).-ArEngcments
have practically been completed for the construction
Of the PROPOSED electric street railway along The
beach font OF this city extending from Steamboat
landing on Delaware lay. to sewells Point. at Cold
Sprjng Inlet a dl>tance Of seven miles. The right
Of way in th, city will probably be asked for ~
the next meeting OF the city Council The road Will
cost between n 600 and 100000 and will be con-
irollcd by Philadep phia and New York capitalists. u
is expected that work Will begin abOnt February 10.
and that IA, road will be completed IN time for tho
pleasure travel Of the coming summer.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
iIOBOkEN.

John johnson. fourteen years Old a colorcd EN-.
ployc In Ryats stables. Guttenburg and William
simon also "A coorcd youth. who Is employed at tho
Guttcnburg racct7ck had fight early Yesterday
morning which resulted in a possible homicide. The
two ycu;h, passed the evening In Guttenbury beer
shop. drinking and gambling. They did not leave
the place until about | o'clock and We're duarrellins
about "a gambling debt when they went ont. When
on the street the quarrel continued and blows
followed simon drew knife and stabb, ID Johnson
I'm a." neck and l"l. Johns on removed to ~.
Mlv's Hospital. whcW IL said the wound was
serious
The directors Of the North Hudson County Railway
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

TIE HARLEM AND KING>BRIDGE RAILROAD.
Albanv jan 3.Thc Harlem and kne~hr!dac Rail
road Company Incorporated 10 daN. with capital "i
$3OOO Oou FIR the construction Of Sire" >hrfi'" rhn fo
abou, eight miles i'm length its termni T. be In Mott
ave. near Ourhundred and thirty -eighh-t., and in
Irndvly near The northern boundary line Ot View orh
The road will be built ard operated Oh these -tr"'
Mot,-ave one hundred and thirty cglt'st. acro-s the
lridge over the Harlem River. MaGiSonave.. one nun
dred and thirty -fftlSt. 81 Nichoa-avc.. across Am
.tert.n ave KiugsbriIec Road. across the PROPOSED
shiI canal and the Harlem River TO Rivcrdal"-aVc'
thence TO and terminating al BROADWAY. Inc ia
curpJratO, aud directors Charles r. kihh li"uI'
/ PhalOr Charles Trelemics. G.. p. II. McNav H. VI
Iioar william F0,,er. J. e. llegclein Wilham T..
Love william j.. Whitney. 7. j. Moran EoDrrt L.
saul Arnold H. f. ~chramm. i. g.. Prague. Thoina'
f. D. Power and J. =. Allen. all Of New lorh.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND

FLCSlilNG-Bernhardt hoffman. who stabbed
at Baysid on Friday afternoon, IN critical
dtion at the Flushing Hospital Yesterday. Officer
fheian arrested two Poles. They taken TO the
Flushing hospital, whore Hoffman identified them as
his asSailants. He could not tell, however which
stabbed him. The prisoner, pretended not n
speak word OF English. and their names could not
be ascertalned. They were locked up to await the
result OF Hofman'S injuries
WllITESrONE-ilCnry NoTsch. sixty years old, OF
WhitestOne, committed suicide yesterday by blowing
out his brains. No cause IS assigned the suicide
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
I'NIDN Hill

tn" Union lin Episcopal Church was broken into on
Fliday morning Tic thieves first tried to force the
door IN t' SUNDAY school libray Not succeeding they
rut A hole in llls stained gn>s window AMI evidently
pa >ed I'm = boy through this aperture. The boy nm
locked the door, The key having been left the inside
\ silver clacc and ever and various things Of less
value wci, carried or. The poor box broken open
but II had been left empty. Tn" altar cloths were
piled In heap. and mach was touched TO them.
They were partly burned.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
ryD Of 1 30 oprgATWE >"uENF

chicago Jan. g. C>pecial'-Thc Evan ton Cooperative
If II. .horping Association made an assignment after
brief career - year ago. fe a,Ignec i.auk MerrcIl
ha, wound mp the af;r> - ;bc association and Il"
Gay hi, attorney aid IN" claim %: Stockholders ana
o;he:. 10 whom IL Wu. Indebted. When the famous
attempt 10 feed d'ty families from On" kitchen ana
puf down the tNIannra domestic failed the stock
holder, cNpe, ted 70 lOe about all they had invested
bt the a--ct- amounting Ia about 5000. turned Out
better than expected and %, pr cent ~ nl claims
In. ID
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

in distress and reports that the afternoon OF Deem
Der 20 she encountered strong southeast sa.c WHICH
shifted 10 south southwest and northwest. accom-
panied by tremendous seas lasting for three day., dur
Ing which the steamers cargo shifted, causing
heavy list to port. The pump, chokcd with
grain and the vessel leaked somewhat. Her decks
were swept Of all mOv,tbeS. she will probably az
charge her cargo here while beng repaired. a Por
ton Of The cargO Is Thought U be damaeed