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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-23

The salvation army officers have
been recruited nv Cadets Joseph Gray,
Luelia Essu and Joseph Liddicost. " no
arrived saturday from Iehpemine Ca
det Fiors Hall. wka hss been working
in the barracks at No. 602 South Divfs-
ION street. resigned last evening and
will GO 10 Defreif today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-23

CHICAGO. May 2e.-As yet no clue
has heen found - 70 the Whereabouts
of the missing shipping master, Capt
r. w. Egan. The police at the central
station have about come to the con-
clusion that Egan 10 all right. and u
ahsenting hinsself voluntarily. and
when he sees 1t Will turn up safe and
sound. Detectives are still detailed on
the case. however. and working every
lead which might tend 20 give them .
clue to the Whereabouts of the missanK
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-23

The bicycle race 10 Plsinfeld and
return on Decoration Day win have .
large Humber of entries from sor-
rounding towns. The program for the
es~nt> will soon be issued Priz1
amounting 10 $50 viii be off cred.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-23

LoSpox, May 12.--Despatches from
Lagos announce that the British have
defeated the Jebus near Maebone.
Twenty chieftains and 400 Jebu soldiers
were killed.
The Brsxslian monitor solImoes has
oeen sunk OF Cape Felonis. Officers
and crew numbering Us we're drowned.
The town of Chthailis. WASH. was
aimost totally destroyed by 6re yes
tssday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-23
END OF THE RELAY RACE.
The Bicyclists Garry the Message
Through Behind Time.

NV YoRK, Nay 22.-WiIliam Cimp.
bell and J. l.. Quick, the bicyclists. in
the east relay from Torrytown to New
York in the race from Chicago, lett
Yonkers at 1l:26 O'Clock. The mes.
cage Was carried from Chicsgo to New
York by 955 mile route in four DAYS,
thirteen hours and five minutes. This
is just thirteen hours and fifty minutes
behind schedule time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-23

LrrrLE Rock, Ark, May 22.--Tt vas
III O'Clock Saturday night when the
Presbyterian assembly adjourned at
Hot Springs The most important re-
port presented Vas that of the stand
ing committee on coiored evangeiIzs-
tim
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-23

BRTaHAs CIrY, Utah, May PA
most disastrous Ere broke cut here
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CTTY.-A notice was served yesier
DAY upon city Clerk Thomas =. Burke that motion
had been made and rcturnablc before Judge Bart
lett in Brooklyn saturday u, vacntc tlr existing
temporary Injunction which restraints any one from la
trcring with him in the discharge OF his dutc,. Tho
writ was granted the application Of Thomas Curry,
who declares in his affidavit that Burke was never
legally appointed, rs Mayor Gleason had no right to
remove HIM CruIryl. and that in removing him the
Mayor lagrantdy violated the law and city charter.
Although thl, further compcaes matters, IL Is Yet
welcomed BY every one, it VIII bring things to
crisis at once instead Of leaving the question open
III February to who j. tho city Clerk Of Long Island
CITY a, the gnal motion j. not rcurnabe until then.
FLUsIIlNG.-Fa Eugene J. Donnellv has been
selected T. succeed the Iae Father John McKcnna
pastor Of ST. Mchacls Church. Father DOnncly had
been assistant Father McRenna for wears and
for the last three years lad almost entire charge Of
the parish owing TO the illness Of the pastor. Father
DOnnclly Is thrty-nnc years old. lie WIS educated
at st. Francis Nayiers College from which he
graduated in 1872.
FLATBUSII.- ono Of the handSomes Queen Anne
night The house stood In Lincoln Road near Fiat
bush ave The fire originated in the cellar from the
over heated condition Cf tho rnAcr. For four hours
the fire witsOOd the efforts Of the local hremcn they
trying chiefly to keep the flames from the adjoining
houses. The house owned hy John Ieifcrts. The
loss j. estimated al about $1,000 partly coycrrd by
insurance. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CrOokc who have
occupied the house for tnc suffered the loss
cf all their household effects.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20
STATEN ISLAND.

STAlLETON.-AbOut nifty lIungdrians and Pole
employed as labOrers by the ,Ounty contractor. W. &
Caswel surrounded the village hall in stapcton yes
terday, where the Board Of Supervisors were holding
meeting The labortrs were hungry and shlycrng an,
SAID they had not received their wages for month O
more some OF th.m said thoS had not tasted food II
two three DAYS They loudly denounced CaSwel
In broken English and, trouble was feared. severn
policemen stationed about the hall. The Super
Vsors. although they took Ofcal action. IRON. I'd
10 sce 10 II that the laborcrs were paid to-day.
PLEASANT PLAINS.-Th0mas Barry. Orprar
boy. fourteen years old an inmate Of the Mount
IorcttO Home. nj Pleasant Pltns, hFed ycstcr
day By falling from third d-st'iy window q; the Ia
siitutl0n The boy leaning out Of the window
when he lost his balance and fell distance of ab1ui
SiNty i've feet TO the gIOund. lie unconscioIIs
wien picked up. He had received fracture OF the
skuI. as well internal Injuries, and he dcl short
time after lie fell.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Gustave Baerend who was arrested two weeks
on complaint Of George shock. Of No. - Brcad"ay'
on charge OF swndnng him ont Of - 90 BY rep
resenung himself to be CASTOR De Leon. nephew Of
the Count OF Paris was sentenced to eighteen months
in the Kings County Penitentiary Yesterday by Justice
Goetting
The body OF James NJ. Brookfeld who died In
jacksonville, Fla. on Saturday last, is its way to
his home No. 115 Taylor-st The body will reach
Brooklyn to-day, and the funeral will be he'd at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning the Rev. W. V. Kelly,
pastor of st. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church.
officiating The burial will be in Greenwood.
Mayor Boody IS having bill drafted providing for
putting the Park Department in the hands OF Com
missioner with $1,000 year salary and deputy with
81. 500 year
Mayor Boody is opposed to bin sent to the Lcgis
ature without being submitted TO him which increases
the salary of Buildings Commissioner Patt from $1,000
to S. 600. similar bill failed to become law last
year.
Tho boxes were sold at auction last evening Tor the
annual Emerald Ball. in aid Of the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum Society Of Brooklyn, y be given In
the Academy Of Music on wednes.ar. January % The
purchasers included eX. senate? Eugene +. OConnor,
Hugh Mclaughlin. James Cassidy and John j. Freel
Tho net receipts last year were $1,000.
Henry l.. Bullard who sent to the County
Insane Asylum on December 1e, is dead. His firm
failed some time ago and he lost his mind.
The charges against John McGarry, twelve years
DID, and James Moore, Of assaulting Frederick Feddcn,
seventeen years old, epileptc were dismissed by
Police justice Walsh yesterday II was in connection
with this case that Police Justice Tghe called Mrs.
Yedden "a liar' in the Butler street Police Court on
Friday.
The plan Of constructing surface railroad IN Union
st. from Prospect Park Plaza TO Hamilton Ferry has
bean revived. and application to the Aldermen for
franchise will soon be made.
Professor II. IL. BOyesen lectured TO a large au'
Aisnoo yesterday afternoon in Association Hall upon
Realism and Romanticsm, in his course upon Mod
ern Novelists.n lilo defined the realistic novel
that conformed to the logic Of events, and did not
deal In the impossible the improbable, the
mautto novel did. Next week he will speak upon
The Russian Novelsts and Nihilsts."
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20
RITIIEREDRD.

FOR TIE ALLEGED LARCENY OF RooSIff.
In Park-avc near Franklin Place. are two hand
some hon,cs occupied by tie families OF G. W. otlrSe>'
and j. r. Townsend the latter NvinS In the corner
house Eoth families have kept chickens. and trOlbo
has been brewing for time I'm consequence tho
outbreak occurring a few DAYS aeo wien Nr. Town
send applied to Justice william Haywood for a Nearch
warrant declaring that rooster belonging to Ism Wa
being Kept in Mr. Sturgc,S, cellar. lie sad hc hne"
IL was there because he mad heard il crow. Justice
Haywood asked Mr. Townsend 70 come 70 hi Office thc
next morning In the meantime the Justice. III inc
interests Of peace called nj to SurecSS mousse ana
asked to see the captive bird. permission being readily
granted Justice Haywood say he then asked leave
10 take Mr. Town-cnd in 10 the rooster. which re
quest was also granted but when this plan was lad
before Mr. Townsend he objected and Insisted on hnv-
ing n warrant. saying that if Ju,ic ;iaywood refused
To issue II he would get ono elsewhere.
Just cc Haywood said Yesterday that soon after MS
interview with Mr. Townsend he was visited by Mrs
Townsend and a woman friend. Mr.. Townsend. he
said asked him whether he tlIl refused 10 Issue va
rant and talked about having him impcached. The
Ju,Cc showed the women to The door and bowed them
ont 4 warrant was obtained from another justice
and Const. Van l,tvnc seized the rooster hui after
holding it a few day. returned II To Nr. etnrgc>'.
who. IT, is believed. Still has il. Mr.. Townsend mas
begun sht against Mr. Sturg"S for trovc: ard eonNcr
a Jury In Carlsbad 10 morrow at 10 n III. Nj. >tlr-
CESS says that he bought the fowl nom G. n: Howard
Justice Haywood Yesterday Expressed himself a. stand
ing in no fear Of impeachment.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20

Policeman Barry, OF the Nineteenth rrcclnct, was
Standing at Broadway and Fotieh st. about O'Clock
Yesterday morning, when no saw pretty young
woman lean from the window OF cab that was being
driven RAPIDLY through West Fortctlst., and heard
her scream: Help, he's going to shoot mo- The
NTH . where he ordered the driver "a stop On
opcuing the door of the cab he saw II well-drcSsed
woman with blood streaming from cut on her nose.
Hy her side was a man who was bc,ccchlng her not
10 create A. soon rs the officer opened the
door of the cab the woman said Officer, this man
assaulted me and threatened Ia shoot me- crowd
quickly gathered, and Policeman Barry ordered the
,sbman 10 drive To the Thriiethst station house.
The woman said she May Myers, twenty seven
years old of Buffalo Her companion described him
self rs Charles lildreth. clerk living at No. GA
Madi.ouAve Miss Myers stated to Sergeant Cooper
that she was visiting friends In this cty. She met
Iildreth on Monday evening and they dincd together.
About | O'Clock she engaged the cabman to drive her
home Uidrcth also got into the cab and told the
driver TO drive to Mulberry Bend Miss Myer said
that she objected TO Idrcths entering the cab. and
she screamed.
A. Miss Myers refused Ia make "A complaint against
IldIeth. Sergeant Cooper locked them both up the
arraigncd In the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
teray nothing said about the pistol episode, and
Justice Grady discharged the prisoners
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20
NEWARK.
MIirhtson yoeterlay requested

County Physician WIightson Yesterday requested
Coroner schwartz 70 hold an inquest In The ease oi
william Dunham. the Ioadhcusc keeper at Relevlle'
who was murdered on the night Of December %. The
date for the Inquest not named.
The parents Of Carrie Kic ter years old. who was
badly bitten by a >pi,z dog have decided 10 tahe hcr
10 the Pl>tcur Institute for treatment. \ veterinary
surgeon examined the carcass # The dog ana c0u.d
find no traces Of rabies.
Prominent lawyer are discussing the advSalllty OF
the appointment Of an additional Circuit court Judcc
in ESsrN and Hudson cOul ties. An Outline "I legs
lative ml for the Iufpu>e has been drafted
Henry Brondlean eighteen year Old. who livcl at
No. 81 South FOurtrentiI>t. had his lcg mu'ila 81 v
a south Orange horse car on SATURDAY. ana died under
an nmputation in the hospital BrondjeaE Wa, an
engineer.
A team OF horses attached o. IN undcrtahcrS wagon
belonging Martin j. tOuncy. Of No ~ Nalla" race"
ran away IN Wallace Place Yesterday. Nr. toOucy
badly injured while attempting 4 top them tn"
wagon came into collision with horse ear IN iahh II.
and was wrecked. causing panic among ms pa
scngcrs.
The wholesale liquor store - u. Osborne a Co.,
Nos. 90 and G3l Broad st.. va, partly DESTROYED by
fire at . p. m. Yesterday. The names originated on tr
third floor. and 10y the prompt work of tl" if"i"' !
werc confined the two upper hOors. Ile los u
The firm Is about 10000 from nrc ard "'trr Tho
adjoining premises u Drmp.ey, crpckeff, ani '--
borne. furniture. were damaged by >m"hc and water
about p. 800 each Ghe losses are covered by Ia
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20
FOR A NEW EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
A BILL AUTHORIZING ITS CONSTRUCTION READY
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE


A bill to incorporate TIE Eas, River Bridge Company
laturc today. The noorporators are George hoadly,
Adolf Ladenburg Isaac Lewis. George W. Wingatc and
Frederick Uhlmann. The location of the proposed
follows:
quircd to construct maintain and operate bridge COM.
mencing at a point Broadway, the city OF
Brooklyn and between the present pier line Marcy.
ave. the cl:y Of Brooklyn and said bridge /all
uced the river directly possible
point between Delaney and Ryineton sts., in the
OF NewYOrk; continuing thence westwafdly phi
yate property betwce Delaney and Ryington sts and
across intervening streets that the exit Of
for vehicles other than and for pedestrians
equestIians. shall be st point Sheriff
city OF NewYCrk. The construction said bridge
snd its roadways and approaches shall be begun within
year the Of proper Federal
authorities, and the shall Dc completed within
years after such commencement. The time for the
mencement completion u be extended however. any
delay shall been By legal proceedings
otherwise. much longer the duration Of such delay
An approach 10 said bridge. 10 provide facilities
Tor its BY the public shall be constructed and main
aimed from point said bridge at about CannOn.St
In the city Of New.York thence extending wcstwardy.
over, through and along private property. Bowcrv
and thence across the Bowery TO Spnf-st.
The bill also contem plates tho possible extension OF
the western approach To the bridge to the Hudson
River No part Of the bridge its approaches IS to
be, except at the terminus, less than sixteen feet
above the street, or fourteen feet above any elevated
railway which may be crossed. The building Of n
second bridge is authorized in the bill 10 cross the
East River from point between Little and Bridge
stS in Brooklyn to point between Jackson and
Scammel sts In New York The capitol stock OF the
company is to be S25,OOO 600.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20
OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.


MOUNT VERNON.-A delegation oi property owners
the County Supervisors in the aDncxs ot That part
OF the town of Easel ester to Mount Vernon. went I"
White Plains on Monday and araln yesterday - tihr
preliminary steps for Injunction against the at
being carried out. The leader o' the opp,ition j.,
T. Frank Wright principal OF GTmmar school No. IN
Sew York CITY, who lives IN Mount Vernon and owns
con -idcrblc real estate IN the heart D: the town nnn Neh
ON the other hand. IL asserted that the acton n
the Board Of supcri.Or final and tnat the moment
they adopted the resolution annexation compI'i
was held In Mr. Wight, home Monday uispt and
at Interval, the proceedings Wrrc lively. Nr NH-ht
declared that the petitioners acted In lad faith ami ad
not kept their promise tat hi, property should not bc
In, llled In that annexed The tract Includes that
part OF the town OF EastchCstcr adjacent ;O the Nltc
plsns rJad roIth u Chester IIlll and portion oi
Central Mount Vernon. heretofore bot Included In the
village. The Board Of supervisor, hn> repealed the
act and will give the spc al attention on Monday
TARRYTOWN.- Ann Copcutt, eldest daughter
OF The late John Il. and Ann Copcut, born In 1hamc.
rarrytown yesterday, whore she had lived for nfy
years, tho homestead I'm broadway having been pur
chased by her father In lr42. ehe was the last OF
three sisters, and has surviving brother, John
Copcutt, Of IOnkcrs, who was The eldest Of tmlly
OF i've children.
NEW ROC CliELLE.-Petcr Jones. the fourteen year-
old son Of william Jones, boss carpenter, was Killed
YESTERDAY morning while crossing the track Of the Sew
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad near III" sta
tion He strnck by special train and Instantly
killed. Coroner Mitchell will hold an inquest
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20
NEX-YORK CITY.

Tho trustees Of the Cathedral Of st. John The
Divine met al the See House No. 90 Lafayette Place.
yesterday afternoon. George Maccuoch Miller pre-
sided in the absence OF Bishop Potter No business
Of importance was transacted II was decided To hod
the regular meetings Of the trustees hereafter on the
fourth Tuesday Ct each month.
The eae of the Deakin oriental collection, which
was 10 have taken place Yesterday afternoon at the
American Art Galleries. No. East Twenty thirlst.,
has been postponed until next Tuesday, on account OF
the illness of Thomas +. Kirby. the auctioneer
The Museum Of Art in Central Park Is orcn free
to-day. II Is also open free to morrow, Thursday ana
Friday, from 10 a. m. TO , p. m, and on sunday
afternoon. Monday and Tuesday are pay days.
The Tribune yesterday received 81 from IT. V. T.
for the relief Of the two elderly sisters for whom an
appeal made few days ago.
The annual report Of the Catholic Protectory for the
year ending September 30 last submitted To the
Board of Aldermen yesterday. required by law.
II showed the number Of inmates to be 3.123, sup
ported at cost Of S2fGsj0 0".
The Board of Estimate Yesterday authorized Con-
roer Myers TO Issue 800 coo Of assessment bonds
to liquidate demands foT various street impr vemens
in progress. The bills Of James &. Carter, Ehhu Root
and Austen g. Fox, special counsel Of the city in the
Aqueduct contractors suits, which footed up nearly
$40 600 were considered and the sum Of $50 900
allowed
Inc nrSt Drtn on EIlls since III mas
as landing place for immigrants took place Yesterday
1t is girl baby, and It's mothers name is Emma An
derson, an immigrant from Sweden. Colonel Weber
named the baby Elise j. Anderson.
Captain White Of the schooner George MoultOn. IT,,
arrived here yesterday the steamship Yucatan. from
Vra Cruz and Havana The M0ulton was driven
ashore In a squall In the harbOr OF Vera Cruz, and
a total loss she umherladen from this port.
DR.. Charles Ellsworth Hewitt. who arrested
last week in suit begun against him BY John O. Bow
man. Of Phadelp'a. Ia recover 100000 damages for
the alienation Of Mrs BOwmans affections, re
leased from Ludlow street Jail yesterday. on giving
81, 900 ball DR.. Hewitts bondSmen Henry
Feist, of No. 179 West Ninety third st., and Emanuel
Koscheak of No 213 West Ono hundred and fourth
Superintendent Jasper. Of the Public Schools, has
sent word 10 the principals OF the evening schools 70
begin the spring examinations this week They will
be conducted I'm the presence Of assistant Superin-
tendent, and will he ended by March ].
Arrangements have been made BY the faculty Of the
School OF Philosophy Of Columbia College TO throw
open TO the general public certain courses Of lectures
in the school, beginning with February 4. The schedule
Of lectures is being printed, and will be mado public
in few days. The will be open To both men
and who may be prepared 10 profit by the
lectures listeners. The rates will be Sl5 course.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20

now dead. father OF Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry ana i,S
control is now in Commodore Gerrys hands. IhiS
piece Of property has been Offered 10 the coinhioo
II IL were not thought large enough. the stable "u
Joining IL in the street could doubt be bought AZ
q reasonable figure.
Another plot which might lie leased to advahtaeo
Is the southwest corner Of Forty fourth st.. when is
200 feet deep Perhaps th, would not be conSidefeu
Cor enough uptown. The committee has also hah l'N
eyes OH the Jones property, at the northeast corner
Of Fifty -sevcnthst. This IS In a most dcsiiaoio
ncirhorhood The three other corners being occupeu
Ly The homes of Cornelius Vanderbilt. cx->ocIelarS
William C. whitney and c. y. huntington. thdt ~ V'
Mr. Huntington not vet being finished Fifty -seVehul
81 is also a more imposing thoroughfare Than tlN
ecbtb-ot The trouble here IS that the lots are hut
deep enough. sufficient frontage could he Iti,tu
Inf the side I'm the street is too narrow to pcrnt ~
the building Of a suitable clubhouse oriahdo h
Tntter live, in The adjoining house In Ffty-scVenh
st. which was built by jose +. de Navarro' Mr.
pnttcr was asked how much he would takc lor MS
honse and replied that he wanted TO die IN IL. Nh'1
,sed for "A figure. il is reported. he nurnur.N sour
hing about Si5O.OOO. The Committcemene blood
stopped circulating for moment. for Mr. Potter pald
only 800, 900 or 1928 1000 for his house Just now
the committee does not wish to thwart Mr. ioIlci
desire to spend the rest Of his DAYS IN his preseH'
hame
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20
TIE SOCIETY OF pEDAGoGY's EXHIBIT.

TIE SOCIETY OF PEDAGOGYS EXHIBIT
The Society Of Pedagogy Of this cty, composed for
tho most part of teachers IN the public schools. Is
determined that there shall lc proper exhibit Of
the work Of the Ncw- York schools at the coming
Worlds Fair I'm Chicago. The president Of the society
called upon superintendent ia per and COMMISSIONS"
Charles u. Iubbcll yesterday. and said that 10000
had been promised to the society for tl" purpose
of sending IN exhibit to the Fair. Aa the Beard
Of Estimate and Apporonment had declined TO make
any grant Of money for the exhibition he expressed
the hope that the subject would bc placed In the
hands Of ilc members OF the society
CDmml- Ilubbell said Yesterday that he thought
II voud be best FOR the society to cooperate with the
committee appointed BY the Board Of Educatlon for
the purpose o making arrangements for the exhibition
lie added that the members Of the Art Department OF
tl Fair we're unable give any Information regarding
ngcmcnts for school exhibitions. superintendent
Draper OF Albany, had complained to him also Of
Ei, INABILITY to get satisfactory answers from the I'M
rag people.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-20
A QUESTION OF CLASSIFICATION

Collector Hendricks yesterday took hand in the
tobacco investigation and held conference with three
tobacco experts, whom he had called IN TO consult
In regard TO the classification Of several bale, Of the
stachelberG Importation. There were l3I bales In
stachelterg g. Co.'S invoice all entered rs Havana
fllerS. dutiabc at 50 cents u pound. The special
agents seized fifty bales which contained wrappers
duable al 81 pound, and held fifteen bales more
pending further invcs CATION. Tho expert examiners
were not able TO agree TO the contents OF these
fifteen bales, one holding that the totncco should
he classified filters and the other wrappers.
IL was settle this point that the Collector called
IN outside experts Mr.. Hendricks reserved h,
decision, but ii minated that Iic would order
the fifteen bales TO be classified filters. Eho
difference Of opinion the part OF the examiners
arose from the fact that the tobacco had not been
doubt IS to It's exact meaning In such cases.