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GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

Edward S. Stokes allowed In the supreme Court
yesterday TO amend his answer In the suit OF his
former partner Casslus III. Read TO recover property
NJ Rockaway Beach, by showing that Read was his
,urtner In the hotel business and that he holds lIo
man House bonds belonging 10 Ids partner TO indemnify
himself II was ordered thet the bonds be brought
into court.
AT the meeting of the Long Island Water Supply
Commission yesterday, John Bogert gave evidence as
an expert engineer in regard TO the value Of the plant
Court Yesterday in the suit Of Mrs. Mary Ann Bevans
brother TO whom II left. The jury decided that
her father incompetent TO make VIII. Tile
estate is valued az 100000.
Since j. Edward Addlcls became president Of the
Brooklyn Gas Light Company, he has been seeking to
extend his operations. He has now authorized his
agent TO make proposition to the Metropolitan Com
pany looking 10 securing control Of it.
verdict for the defendant was returned in the
Supreme Court yesterday, In the sut OF William Foster
against Judge Osborne of the City Court to recover
Is 900 as damages for the death Of child who was
struck and killed by wagon load Of lumber owned by
the defendant.
The trial OF suit brought by John Norris. 10 re-.
cover $25OO0 damages from the Brooklyn City
Railroad Company, for personal injuries caused by
giving way OF a platform Of street In Myrtle
ave-. was begun In the City Court yesterday. The
plaintiff suffered with concussIon Of the spine and had
to be carried into court on strctcher.
Tho work o; removing part Of the original structure
OF the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad has been begun
The section TO be torn down runs from Grand and
Myrtle ayes. TO Park-avc. and Iiudson-st.
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NEW-YORK CITY.

o.,.. v,ors and President Barker. OF the Tax
DEPARTMENT representing the Boaru 81 h'"'''"' "''
nav the annual visit o. Inspection TO inc N1"ou" .'
institutions on the islands to-day. Ihcy vi" ''''' :
from Twcnty-sxth.st, East RIVER on one % '"'
chor,,cs Dopartment's steam yachts. at 0 30 a. N.
Controller Myers yesterday received sloVooo' one
,rd OF the surplus revenues OF the Brooklyn bridge
-. cha civ months ending November 90 tho clty's
share.
rho second annual Ladies' Reception and Social
session ~ the Thirteen Club. will bc held next Tues
dov evening at the Columbia, In Union square Ihcre
will he an entertainment. followed by dinner ana
dancing
al. B."-Yonr question involves complicated legal
o,,ors and Tn. Tribune cannot give legal advice IN
detail II Will be best for you 10 consult lawyer
The following additional contributions have been
received at th, Office for Nj, Jenny FlaiNer at No.
- Columbia .st: Nv. :. J.." 81, +. :. b." -
-. L. c." 81: "E. W" -. and Mrs. W. ID. H."
80.
Tho poard O, LADY Supervisors Of TIC New York
orthopocdc Dspcnsary and Hospital. has sent ont IN
citations for the annual meeting. TO %" held at the
hosplial nos l2G and rs East Fifty nnth-st, this
afternoon. AT p. m
Colonel George Il. Mcclellan. who was elected Prc'
dent Of the Board Of Aldermen In November took ~"
oath OF Office Yesterday before Judge lncraham Of the
Supreme Court President Mcclellan viii enter ui"n
hi duties al tho first meeting "l IN" ho'Iu ~ "'h'F
Most Of the elected Aldermen have taken the customary
oath before the Mayor.
Patrick Manning. thirty years old. found dead
at q O'Clock yesterday morning In the Ncw-lorl
Cancer IIospltal, NJ Onc-hunarcd and siNths st. and
Hehthavc Manning was discharged from his place
as orderly December L lie called there yesterday
morning to get his clothing. lie was intoxicated at
the time The night waclman took him 10 his room
to let him sleep awhile. lie was asphyXlah by gas.
Deputy Coroner Weston VITO made an Investigation
Of Mannine's DEATH was satisfied that 1t was due to
an accident.
The sketch Club OF WORK Is holding It's first
annual exhibition at its rooms No. AZ West Forty
second-st. The exhibition will be- open every even
ing this week and Saturday afternoon.
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CHRISTIAN WORKERS MEET.

conference Of Christian Workers was held In the
Hanson Place Baptist Church yesterday IL was
attended BY a considerable number OF persons Ill
,.r.etea in varions forms OF church and mission
work and was presided over by the Kew ~ L.
Eserman. The exercises opened with prayer
meeting conducted by the Rev. henry WILSON, Anu
singing led by the Rev. Charles Herald Mr.. Heraid
spol., on the need OF the churches for the people
where they would feel that they we're welcome lie
said that not a church had been built In the CITY
for the respectable poor. lie thought that church
~ tbot cor. n seat 1900 people in the proper
locality would be sef-suppCrting. The poor wouiu
not 20 TO churches where they would see o"uc'
dressed people than themselves. The speaker aeo
advocated opening theatres for Sunday evening ser
Vices The Rev. JOB Ct. Bass spoke on "Gh1Stiah
Work in Our Prisons relating his experience Us
chaplain Of the county Jail and penltenuaGy' Inc
other speakers were the Rev. f. IL. Byihg'o"' i''
man Warszawlak, the Rev. W. T. Elsins' the rev
Howard Bliss H. S. stewart DR.. c. lie Lachcur. me
Rev F. Franks, d. j. MeserOle, Dr. u - D9 D ~
Miss c. f. Coffin. the Rev. L. F. see the i'e'' La
II. Walsh, Miss Elizabeth Greenwood
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BAYONNE.

Through the Village Improvement Association OF
ew-Brghton, the residents OF that part Of staten
Island have protested 10 Mayor Iarr. OF Bayonne,
y. j., against tho continuance Of an unbcaratlc
nuisance affecting several thousand people. The
nuisance IL tue dense volumes OF black smoke blown
from the big oil refining works in Bayonnc across
the XII Won Kul. 1t comes from the standard
fine TIdewater and the Columbian Oil Works Tho
former two have many millions Invested there In
what IS known as Constable Hook. Complaint Is
also made about the fumes from the copper ana
sulphur works ana chemical plants at the HOOK
II ia alleged thpt the public health is menaccd :;
that the smoke IS danger 10 navigation. and
nuisance. This condition Of affairs has existed
many years and various attempts have been made
abatc the nuisance by the injured people Now
the improvement association wants things r"mcdied
or the big industries. employing several thousand
men. driven out Of Hayonnc The Mayor sent the
letter 10 the Council Tuesday night, and that
body sent It TO the Board OF Health.
In Bay0nne 1t IS denied that sulphur or copper
fumes injurious, but IL IS admitted that the
smoke Is nuisance n the staten Islanders 1t
IS caused by burning soft coal.
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WOMEN HELPING THE INDIANS.

The annual meeting OF the Womens National IN
alan Association held yesterday In the CLINTON
Avenue Congregational Church and was attended by
delegates from all parts Of tie country. Mrs Amelia
s. Qunton, of Philadelphia, presided An address
OF welcome 10 the city made by Mrs. j. s. Plum
mer. which was responded to by Mrs. +. G. WlKih
soil OF Washington Mrs. Qulnton delivered The
annual address and reports were read from the various
departments OF the organization, and speeches were
made by Miss Helen Il. Foote, Mrs f. +. Could
Miss Marie f. Ives, Miss Myra II. Avery. Mrs. VII
lam c. Goodwin, Donnlson Whcelock, Miss Frances
c. sparhawk. Mrs. Rosaiie Farley. Miss susan roioO
and hrs. +. W. Doubleday. At the evening session
Ceneral IT. j. Morgan. Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
smoke on What Next for the Indian y kchSTu
Davis Cheyenne from Indian Territory, spoke upon
Immediate Citizenship for the Indian" Inc VIZ, Mer,
Drs L. l., Cuyler, T. 3. Mcleod and James T. "nsoi
also smoke.
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LONG ISLAND.

ELEVEN MEN COULD NOT GUST MRS. PURCELL.
Mrs. Margaret Purcell. ianrcss 81 the Fifth
Ward Public school, Astoria. a prisoner before
Justice kavanaGh. In the Long Island City Police
Court. yesterday morning. August Rassiga and
Jacob Paul. school trustec charged Mrs. Purcell with
assault Rasscas lip was cut. his face scratched.
and his ovcrcoat torn: Paul showed cut and
sprglned wrist evidence Of Mrs. Purcels proves
from the attempt OF the trustees to Gust her and APP
point Mrs. williamson In her placc After tho
school the children were dismissed Tuesday.
Trustees Rassiga, Paul, five policemen and truck
viii. four arrived at the school, Rasslga led the
way and broke down the janltOr's door which
barrcaded. Selling an armul OF dishes, Rassiga was
about To land them the truck when Mrs. Purcell
appeared and struck him blow In the face. cutting
his lin. She then hit him about the head and
smashed his hat over his s1Gs. Ms. Purcell's hus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
JERSEY CITY

THE VERDICT MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
The Jury in the OF Kenney IIayner for the
murder OF Lottie Hayner, his wife. In this city, yes
terday gave verdict Of murder in the second degree
the penalty for which IL imprisonment not to exceed
twenty years Judge Werie in his charge. said fhat
the evidence as TO insanity was mainly furnished by
the prisoner lie had q material Interest In the
case, but II the jury found his story corroborated
by other witnesses they should give him credit for
It, The verdict is understood to be compromise
the original poll being Zen for manslaugher and Two
for murder In the first degree. iayner has yet TO
he tried for shooting Michael Adams but II Is under
stood that he will offer a plea Of the same degree
as Yesterdays conviction. and that the State VIII
accept.
A man. apparently a laborer and supposed 70 be
John Magee OF No. lis Grcenwich-st. New ork.
was killed by q train yesterday while walking on the
Erie railway nj the west end OF the tunnel.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBFMARLE-Count James Pourtnes. OF IermanY'
pR1N,WICK-Iohn Quincy Adams. OF Quincy. Mass
and Judge julius 5. Grnncll. OF Chicago FIFTH
AvrNuT-Exsenator Nathaniel T. Hi, OF Colorado ;
ex.Goyernor william Clahin. Of Massachusetts, 'hai'eS
Emory Smith OF Philadelphia. and Senator George u
Erwin q, Pot.dam, Y. Y. CHAMELEON ffatt 81
baltimore and Aldace T. Walker. OF Chicago. HoFf-
vAN-Slr Spcnscr John, British Minister TO M'N'co
uoILAND-Bi shop Isaac W. Joyce OF I@'.c'"'e'
MURRAY UIII.-Goycrnor Morgan q. Bulke'ey. oil Con
.s,,.,,,. Mayor lanes H. Manning. Of Albany and
rui,m Purcell OF Rochester. SANOY-EN@ovcrnor
Alexander H. Rice. Of Massachusetts, WINDSOR o"
c,e..man Daniel y lockwood. Of Buffalo. and Judge
n,v,d I, Folctt Of the New-NorE Supreme CONT
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WHAT IS GOING On TO-DAY.

Trial Of DR.. Briggs. Scotch Pre'oy'ef'" '"u''"' =
p. f-,,.c, Ave,uo
women's National Indian Association CHh'"h N'o'"'
CONGREGATIONAL Church. Brooklyn.
,-ton COLLEGE Alumni dinner Delmonicos p H.
1.nion League Club meeting. evening.
ooI ro,moot Athletic club games Armory p m
annual meeting OF New-iork DRIVING ~'u0' Ho"'
cro q, DE- James r. Leaning. No. IS West Thirty
Cn,linr club meeting No. Hora,iost. 3 p M
Congressman Brccklnrdg''s lecture strong f'' D"P
list Church. Brookiyn : p M - ,,.,.,.
German Historical Society, no 2o1 East fiy'' A''''
or,hopedc D.pensary and Hospital Tor slins ana ip
Ioint Diseases annual meeting. No. 10 Eas' ' ''
"' r, o. pod,ord Heights Baptist Church BROOKLYN
entertainment in aid OF tie Messiah Home '0' i''N'
Children SheITy's. p. n.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
GEORGE r. HARRINGTON DIES SUDDENLY

George b. Harrington, tea merchant at NO. 10
Frontst New York, died suddenly on Tuesday even
ing He was on his way to his home. at No. "23
Lincoln Place. ard taken Ill at Fulton-st. ana
vxnderbltave. He burst blood vessel. and after
heinc taken 10 his home In an ambulance died lie
vras 6ftysix wears old and had been In business In
New.York for thirty years. He once took an active
part In reform politics In Brooklyn. and was asked TO
6e the Democratic candidate for Mayor, but oecllned
lie belonged 10 Church OF Christ or the CGisan
Denomination. His wife survives him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

hand who Is lctter-carrer in Hunters Point urhl
his attention to Trustee Paul who ran away. icardng
s.ira m the mercy OF ms assailants. The policeNeu
and trclmen tried 10 save Rassiga. but Mrs. PURGE
oored one after another OF the bluecoats ana u'"'e
the bcsicgers "helterskcltcr" from the place ,.,
THO ouarrel was transferred To The ponce cur /
Yesterday, and the examination adjourned until frl
dov Mr.. and Mrs. Purcell swore out counter Ma'
ro53ts for the arrest OF Rassiga charging him WIN
osso,,lt Mr. Rassiga says he will put the laiitDr
I'm nItnre ont on the street today. and lively time
is anticipated.
IsLIP-Extensvs preparations are being made
NV the members OF the Isp Poultry and hgeoh
Association for their annual show. which VIII oc
held In Union Hail. Islip. from December 30 ~ 1V
handsome prtmiuns VIII be awarded. ELMER
Day and Z. IL. Bonney Will be the JUDGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
A STAB WITH A STICK NAY CAUSE HIS DEATH

Henry zsble seventeen years old. Of No. 1875 Java
ct was arrested yesterday and arrasned bcior"
Justice Watson In the Ewen-st. police court on
charge Of assault In the second degree On election
night liable and several other boys among them peiS
Andrew Steinicke fourteen old. OF NO 24o Java
st.. were playing around bonfire near ~aoie
home when Fable stabbed him In the risht leg WIFI
a sharp stick. The stabomg was "cciue''"i' a,"
ronnc ste,ncke was taken TO his home. where the
wound was dressed by the family PHYSICIAN NO
further attention paid to 1t until about week
aco. when tho boy began to complain OF some pains
in his right leg and side. The physician was AGAIN
called and 1t was found that the wound had swollen
considerably. On Monday high fever set H. anu
since then the boys condition has become serious
7. &c now feared that lockjaw may set in Young
liable was then arrested. and was held under SOW
bonds for examination.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY

WHITE PLAINS.-Judre Dyclman yesterday handed
down rs decision In the Of Francis Crawford and
others against -r Board Of Trustees OF the village
OF South Mount Vernon, making permanent the In
junction asked for by the plaintiffs against The Board.
restraining 1t from granting FRANCHISE 10 the Union
isairOad Company Of Ncw-Iork. and the East Chester
railroad Company Tor the purpose OF laying tracks In
village. The Injunction Is TO be permanent until
ne board makes new publication Offering the franchise
20 bidders.
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A RIG suIpYARD TO BE BUILT.

A shipyard IS to be established by the 0owles
Engineering Company at First-st and forty''ni'u'
St. where vessels can be built. Inc company HAS
,,,nrtc,prsd rotortube boilers and high grade en-
zines for vessels at that place for two years II
has recently acquired the water front from Forty
thirds TO Forty -ffth-st and will construct Duid
ing 60 bv $50 feet at once. The land under wafer
for 500 feet has also been acquired hIepo"' i''
ph;1adelphia will be the first vessel constructed
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PORT OF NEw.YoRK-w WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7, lso,
ARRIVED.
Steamer MOhg wk (Bu. Flowers. London November 20
with md>e 70 New.YOrk shipping co. a. uae
Bar at 10 80 on December q.
steamer Majestic 3D. Psfscll, Liverpool. November
80 Queenstown December with mdse ana passengers
IL Maitland Kefscy Arrived at tie Ear az rs a m
steamer Colorado (Br), Abbott Hull, November 20
Boston December o. with ndse 10 Sandefson & Son.
Arrived at the Bar at 80 a IN.
Steamer State Of Nebraska tDr,, Brown, Glasgow
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PLAINFIELD.

There is considerable alarm felt in this city In
regard to an epidemic Of diphtheria. There are a
number Of new case. and the disease is spreading
rapidly Several deaths have occurred within the
last day or two. It's progress does not TO be
cases altogether.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
ELlZAELTU

Ground was broken hero yesterday for a new
Roman Catholic Hospital. at East jersey and
Seventh SIS. where twenty Building lots have been
purchased as a site f)r the institution. II will be
handsome structure and will cost about $50 900
Tic hospital. il is expected. will be ready for
by nnXt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
ORANGE.

A clever amateur Minstrel performance was given
last evening in Commonwealth Hall, East Orange, in
aid Of the East Orange Free Library, by number
Of the best known Of the young men Of East
Orange. There were thirty voices In the crescent.
The programme embraced negro cccentIictics. clog
dancing club-swnsing, banjo selections and military
exercises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
Mn HE limp FROM THE HOSPITAL WINDOW

william Stadt. Of No. 234 Bleeckerst.. was IN
stantly killed yesterday BY either jumping or fallng
from the ffth-story window of st. catherine
Hospital stadt was patient in the hospital suffer
Ing with typhoid fever. and admitted to the nos
pltal Oh Tuesday. He was sent TO the ward on the
fifth floor and in the temporary absence OF the at
tendant in the ward yesterday forenoon Stadt left
his cot ard went 10 the open window He had been
there but few seconds when he seen 10 20
head foremost to the street. When picked up he was
dead Although one of the patients In the ward said
that stadt jumped from the window, one Of
the sisters said she believed that lie had gone 10
fhe window for an airing and had accidentally fallen
ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
DALEY CONVICTED or ASSAULT.
THE JURY RECOMMENDS HIM TO THE MERCY o.

THE JURY RECOMMENDS HIM TO THE MERCY OF
THE CoURT-To BE SENTENCED on MONDAY.
The Jury In the Of Matthew F. Daley. who
was charged with assault upon Mrs. Annie Hannah,
yesterday morning In tho Court ~ Oyer and Tcrmner.
returned verdict OF guilty with recommendation 10
the extreme mercy OF the court Motions for
tr1al and for bail denied by Judge Russell and
Daley was taken TO the Tombs. In The afternoon
Judge Russell granted order Of habeas corpus and
DALEY again brought into court. His
moved for ball motion which Judge Andrews granted.
but as no one could be found at the District Attorneys
Office 10 approve the bond DALEY taken back
10 tho Tombs. He will be sentenced Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunri'c Os Set. 90 Moon rises 30 mMoons age 10
HIGH WAFER TODAY

AM-Sandy Hook 10 :35 GOV. Island 10 50IIe Gate ~
PM-Sandy Hook IL :lioov Island IL .3jfIIel Gate 43
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Cyrus Curi1er the founder and head OF the firm
Of Cyrus Curer 4 sons, maciinists and brass iolnl
SIS al Nos l. 10 II Railroad Place. Newark, d'i
Yesterday at his house. 80. $50 Warren st. lie was
elchty-one years old. Mr. Currier over forty wears
C,ccola Currier is Of the sons o. Cyrus Currle
and he and another son were IN business WIN lheir
father. Mr. CurTier a strict churchman and he
was liberal contributor to church work and Charities
OF all kinds
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OUTG DING S1EAM EES.
TODAY.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10
SHIPPING NEU s.

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Announcements.
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BIG ISSUES OF An OFF YEAR.-A previous ,s'
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STEAMER Lain Ger, Icln.rs, from NewYork
ri,ci AZ southampton December and proceeded Tor
" STEAMER Marrhloncss 90 Hall. from New-York ar.
rtx,.l at Hui pee Hlbsr q.
~ amer Maniau> llirl. Duck. from Ncw-York, ar
.iy..l a. Bristol Decent or !.
80 ~. amer 11n,aI VIE (BN. Luckcnham, sailed from
SLird. Tor N"W- York Doc'mb'r I.
steamer chl'ti@o tDan i%T,e3 from Nsw'YOrk for
,,,.Imcr polio f1u Sytcs from New York for Ant.
vcrp raised The Sclll, Islands DECEMBER :.
II amer DANA (tttr. kuhlfW'in, from New York. r.
rived 1T Hamburg Dec nj, :.
.,.afper Itl.a O,fH. Ih1lonhOrst from New York
,,lr,it.r arrived - Genoa December :.
steamer Ecgna re 4. ar Ncl at pcinambuco De.
,,n.l,er Il twil saii December :. bound north
Aicanc- lntos. WILCOX. arrived NJ Rio dc Jonelro De-
eclbrr g own sail D,ccutbc ., bound n0rtn).
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10.

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TRIBUNE WAR STORIEs.-A magnificent co'ec.
lion Of over 40 stories of tho Civil War; written
actual participants some Of their t"ies "'s a .
,, r.., ,hriIios md pathetic which have bcca pus
Int print. loI pages. Is cents u copy
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-01-27

RECEIPTS DURING QUARTER.
From Office Rent. ......... 600
From Licenses. ....--.... $3.50
From Justice Court Fines $3.50
From Toll Road Tax. 4.O
From Real and Personal
Property Tax of 1891. S9,552.32
From Poll Tax of 1891. -. 1,6S7.20
From Officers Fees and
Commissions .......... 226.35
- 81, $500
Total. ......-.................$ l04,516.7l