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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
NEWARK.

Special Deputy Inspector FRANK hS-Hc"' y, Wv
NewYork district Of the secret service arialsheu wv
pr.oners before United states Commissioner "l'c
hcod at Newark Yesterday They were M"'""o
Hroncacto and Giuseppe COstonza. both OF whom I'VE
i'm Sulhvan-,t. New York. The prisoners "eio W.
tcctcd bv the officer on Tuesday night passing counter
felt five dollar greenbackS. The arrest WiN H'tuc III
thr uouor shop NO. A. Nassaus'.. AFTER the ,Uil''
fcitcr. had missed several of the spurious ulllN on
trodc,m.n The two men were he'd in s-,1Oo eaC"
three charges. 49,
In fine Vice-C hanccllor's Court al Newark YESTERDAY
Mrs Anna J.. Cox sued her husband. tObcrt -. w,
Tor divorce on the statutory grounds The hl,ullu
has filed a counter bill, in which lie make, el''lInl
charge against his wife. Robert Ii. McGrdth, NoinH
LAWYER who has for some time acted rs me VII ,
ntt irnev /, named rs correspondent Inc lirl', are
wealthy people from Mount Laurel. " j. Where .IeH
have n couniry place known as Romany Farm
The State Charities Aid Association held It's annual
n,actinr We ,.crdav in Association Hall. MIS- hchJ
min Williamson. jr. read Il report sent ~ h'r 10
Governor Albeit ombldying recommendations a' u"
prison reform etc. The secretary also read ~, t''',
cstinr rcpor \ serious condition was SHOWN ~
rrnort on The tenement districts in Jersey civ ana
Uobokco II was said that an investigation was III
rrorrcss Of the stories circulated about bad manage
irent of the Private Home for boys at Nlncidnd.
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GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

Mrs Elizabeth F. Kretzschmar. widow o. the late
Dr. Paul n. kret2schmar Supervisor att ar2e, who
died In April, 1891, married Tuesday evening
to her brother DIR. Wllam IL. kr tzSchmar.
She was a wealthy widow when the late DR.. Kresch-
mar who Lad attended her husband, married her.
Mayor Body returned TO town yesterday.
The Hebrew Congregation Beth Israel Is planning
10 remove from the present synagogue at >tate-st.
and B0eTnin Place, 10 the Pro pect Park SLOPE.
site will ic secured for synagogue al unlonsi.
and sevcnth-ave.
In the year ending December / there were 4,CfG
permits for new bulldogs. to cot eS927 $50! grant d.
In 1891 the number was 1,4l6 and TIE total cost
S21 1884.
W. c. De Witt has presented BIZ for $2O,OoO ~
the comfy for services In The proceedings to SHOW
the validity Of the recent Issue o. county Lnnds wien
the Court OF Appeals IN, declared valid Mr.. De witt.
when Cooperation Counsel, drew up the Amendment
10 the state Con.t i,uiio which indirectly made the
suit necessary.
The tlial Of George 4. jacks Il, col)rtd man, for
murder Ia the second degree. begun In the Cont
OF Sessions yesterday. He struck Martin Everson on
the head with a baseball lat In quarrel, on October
Is, at No. I37 Mass u->. and the blow is SAID TO
have caused Evcrs9n's death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
DEIIENILLE.

Tho Lccci,t faction OF the Reformed Church In th'
place is making determined effort 10 Dust the Erett
faction from tho congregation. At the election Tor
dcacons and elders recently the LceCtt faction won
decided victory. and now controlling the church'
The Brett faction has been irving 70 have the charges
brought against them by the pastor and his sup
porers disposed OF at the next meeting Of Tie Chssl
in APRIL The president OF that body, however. say
fiat il would be unconstitutional for him 10 cal
sp.clgl meeting Of the Chassis for such a purpose.
MIR Brett. the depoScd superintendent or the sunday
,cDool and MS friends that the trouble las NOT
VET ended and they threaten 10 make II extremely
unpleasant for the pastor. the Rev. j. L"celit, ara
the present Hcrncndcnt OF the Sunday school. The
Erclt faction has decided TO remain In the church ana
fight ii out.
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SHIPPING NEU s.
PORT or XGW.Y OEK-wEDNEsDAY. DEC. II. 1879
ARRIVED.

PORT or HI;W.YOEK- WEDNEsDAY. DEC. II. 1892.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Vorlccrn On Wilson. Samarang September
L. Gai: Octoner s. Gibraltar November - Via hcrhud,
December H. win order, vessel 10 " Parker
a Co. Anchored 90 sandy HOok. wa ORDERED to fhlAr
Gclv4t ana pro fcdcl
Sramc. Nont.numt OBJ. BOYLE. LONDON December .
with mts' g. Atanur llah'pDft Company. Arrived at
st.ain,r CITY % rnfi- (Br. Watkins. Liverpool De-.
ccmier e, and Queenstown With Hdsc and passengers
to international NaNi-nton Company. Arrived the
ar ; 81 ~. Passed sandy Hook at % a M. but
was detained In Lower Bay by 'og.
Queenstown p VITA MD and passengers TO Oelfichs x
60. Arrived ~ IA. HII u 30 = 10
steamer siberian QID. Miller. GLASGOW December B.
Movle I. with mdsc and passenger, t. Austin Baldwin
& CO.
steamer Othcllo CBu Moran. Antwerp November a
with - OrarT, 20 Slnd-f,on son ArfiN,.
at the bar ~ f. 1870 ard detained l., aensr fog
steamer Spaaindam tDuth). BpuJcr Rotterdam Decrm.
Der B. with ndsr ana passengers - Punch. EfYr CO.
Steamer Co.0mll tl.r. House. Newcastle November
-, with m1se ~ JOhn & Scarcr Au,ed at th, AZ
Steamer Roman Prince On. BEr,cs.. Vera Cruz
December l. ProTscsO o. with Nlsc to W D Munson.
Arrived AZ the I.ai az a. anu dctlnrd foir
hour. by d"n'e fDs.
steamer Dclavarr. Rockwell. Gonaycs November -
u Marc -. Cap" HayUcn December \, Pert de paiv
.. lnnqua . vl'i nose t. Hugo Kaintf & CO. vessel
10 William C!}d" to Arrived At the rai A. 20
pu
steamer >ssoa. stevens Matanyi, December 5 la.
Nana 10. wiA mdse ahd passenger % Jam l. Maf1 T.
60 Affit'd ~ the ~ 90 l. H.
- aref II Mar. Mas "v-Oilofn, vs. % nd-. b. }
4 Van Sickl.
Steamer Algonquin Pat lie and c,flo.ton
StaIcf JON g .nri'tophc.. Crawford L.k,0nvile
with ndsc 10 " IL COGte..
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AYYIVFRSAEY OF THE HOME FOR OLD MEN.

The twentieth anniversary Of the founding Of the
Home for Old Men and Aged Couples. at Nos 477 ia9
and 49l IIudsOn-st. held yesterday afternoon at
the institution. The exercises consisted OF addresses
by the Rev DR.. Isaac II. futile and the Rev. Dr.
W. II. Ni5bcrt. and singing hy The male choir Of ST.
Lukc's Protestant Episcopal Church y sale Of fancy
articles also held and the tables in charge Of
Mrs y. ". BrysOn. Mrs. |. +. Williams. Mrs John l.
Kane and Mss Emily Beach. TIE home was open for
inspection during the afternoon. and there We're
present among others Hermann II. Cammann, Everett
A. Wheeler, Henry Lewis Morris. Lewis StuyVcsant
Chandler, the Rev. Mr.. Bradley, Mss Mary Morgan,
Mrs. Beekman De Pcystcr Mrs Eugene Duli!h, Mrs.
Alfred ogden, Mrs. George II. Morgan, Mrs. e. f..
Hoffman and Mrs f.. a. Hoffman,.
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IT LOOKS DlrKER AND DiRKER FOE HIM.

Tho testimony against Frank ". Rocll. accused
Of the murder OF Frank laulscn. which Was given In
General SESSIONS yesterday must have made the cleo
trical chair loom up before the prisoner IN most
uncomfortable fashion several persons positively
ldcntlncd as Pauscn's. two gold watches and "a chain
wi, p were fonud ia Eochls possession. Harcndcrs
a. sol, oGj Eowcry and - Trstst. testified that the
defendant drank at thcr places on the day Of the
murl . rjcmbcr 20. lie had no money In the
aitcruo. 3D. hrt al night paid for several bottles Of
wine liz tined 10 sell Paulscn's watches and chain.
policeman Emanuel Meyer, who arrested KOrhl.
wa, also u witness. lie had heard That Ioch WA
trying 10 sell the ie"clry, ana arrested him as q
sti,u.c,e thief. the pri- ouer drew an from h~
troi-cr, and tried To- I'LL his clptor. Police Captain
(rn-s testified to The explanations made by ko~hl
of his movements on the evening Of the murder. The
trial was adjourned until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

William wilson, the jauor OF the big fiat house
No. 244 West Twenty -second-st was about going to
bed Just before O'Clock yesterday morning when he
caught sight OF Il fsure lying AT the bottom of the
alrshaft. jlc called Policeman Kiernan. OF the Six
tenth Precinct. The In the Hir>haft was bleed
Ing from several GUS on The head but New
York Hospital ambulance surgeon found that his In
1rres were not serious. His mime IS Joseph +.
Michae!s and lie lives at No 400 West Thirty eighth
ST. To Policeman Herman he told various stories to
plain his presence At The New York Hospital he
was put under arrest suS.!cous person Three
pawn tickets for bIiklsycr tool, In his pockets.
Just half an bOnr beOF, MichrclS WAS 'ound Police
man Jordan OF tho Ninccrnth Precinct, standing ut
the corner Of Twenty tri ~. with a
package coming i.,W ,rd mm : on Twenty secondst.
Tho man no sooner tnr 20 4cnian than he ran
across the road and disappeared into the basement
Of Ne. Ell West Twenty -lrstst. No trace of him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
NEWS FROM NE WI ERSEI.
Jersey CITY.

j.
Tho Democratic leaders Of Hudson County nave ue
cide0 70 make Edward Il stanton sheriff. In pace OF
rohn j. McPhinps, unless Nj Stanton DECIDES ~
decline II was rumored yesterday that he might re-
nse Mr. Stanton besides being Mayor OF HopoA.n'
is chief detective OF Prosecutor WinheldS Once ~
ha, always been identified With the Mclaughlin 'e-
ment OF Hudson County politics. Il Is kno"h ,la'
Mayor stanton wants the nomination next NoVemO''
There was no price put upon 1t, and MI Stanton =
rumored can have the place Y he wants H. "-' J.
doe, not carry The nomination with II. II MI nuo''
decides 10 take chances, IT Is further rumof'"' "o>
nor Albeit viii confirm the appointment IN Ir'h'on
ncyt T,e,day Another question raised wore ~
a>nrct Thu, law OF NcwJrIs y eh"ct, tHd' " 10y.
slaI no, .ucceed himself Lawyers whO W5i' cUl', a.
said tb. laW did not apply in TINS cas-, b'.hn ,,,
~',rtun A. elected November. WOuIu Ht'i'l ~
coed MIR NcI'hllllpS, whose representa- I'VE ~ -,
be should he take the place for the uhrNpli'" ''I"'
The first fatal accident on the elev"icI 81, o'o nd
railroad. which runs from HOloFcn ftllN, W On
nIonc Jersey civ Heights. occurred Nrsl'luH "trl
noon ohout O'Clock Gus lIarde. one oil me 9iu'S
nmplovcS of the road. was on Tie iIoll emu VI NV
car ac,lng a. gIipman lie leahed oVor . in0 -
inst A. the car was approaching one OF tne i'oi'
which support the wire- His hcai my lAc PU Nv,
made him unconscious, and MS lody huhE oNcI t'c
Side his heed striking hall dozen ~, nc'' pom vr,
FIRE the accident was discovered Ills u'"'" "''
Lourly expected last night
,,,r,ce pe-nau Yesterday made application 70
,.ovrrnor Albeit for Il respite for llaIneer IL
wanted thirty DAYS in which to prepare ul' pap,
Governor Albeit said lac wouldn't give MN III ""ti
Ih. whole proceeding. he said, hld TAKEN V' .'.
character o. farce and he ana not prop ~ ~"
onv further blot upon the administration OF justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

ropuhlican County Committee. G and opera hou'
Hall, D. N. 49, -.,..h o - ",
rr,o, ~ Father Corrlgan Newark y. j.
Trunk Line Passenger Agents meeting. o.oo
Williams College Alumni dinner. Hot. Brunswick O'''
D. . -, ,.ootrg
second panel sherr's jury dinner. DclH oneoS even
ing. ,.oo,
ro,kc,ev Athletic Association meeting. afternoon.
Prohib!tloni,ts' dinner. Columbia evening"
Naval Enrincers' dinner Dclnonco'' evening
ri.s, r,,to-v annual reception, Annoy, evening.
New.rngani society annual eieetoa De'm'hico >
evening. r-,..o,oi
Memorial service a, ST. Michaes Protestant Ep''cop''
Church. 10 30 a. m. ,,.
Chcsed 3 L. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
EIIZABETU.

Dominica Durol bo the Italian bandit. who
billed Patrick Kiley confessed his ent yesterday t.
Chief Tenny and Judge Hcteld in the Elizabeth lohcc
Court The prisoner broke down when confronted
with his brother Peter, whom the chief brought from
Troy on Tuesday night 10 testify Against him. Peter
had received a letter from Dominica In which the
latter impored him to send so 10 Dominica. WHO
was then IN Toronto lie stated In the letter that he
had murdered man In Elizabeth and that the au
thOriiis Wcr. his track and he wanted the money
n nay his passage back TO Italy. chief 1cnny say
the prisoner has killed three men, Oh" In Italy, one
in PENNSYLVANIA and the third in this city.
lie viii bc tried at the January term Of the Union
Comfy Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
A Rt,RGLAR CAUGHT WITH HIS BOOTY

Early yesterday morning thieves entered the nome
Of Assessor Thomas J. Patterson, at No. L. North
sixth-st and carried away clothing and silverware
valued at S4OO. II was not until the morning | al
the burglary va, discovered. The robbery was then
reported to the police of the Fifth Precinct ana
Detectives Corcoran and Hayes were detailed on inc
case While the officers passing through >0uth
nxth-st they met william Hogan, of No. Do Have
myer-st., who IS employed anitor of building
near Mr.. Patterson's house. The detectives Knew
that Hogan had served and half years for
burglary and at once noticed that he was wearing
new overcoat, which recognized as that stolen
from Mr.. Paterson's home. Hogan was at once
placed under arrest and when stripped, four pairs
n, ,rouser three sack coats and three overcoats
upon him. In two of the pockets were found thirty.
SIX pieces Of silverware. The property was an
home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
CONSIDERING ARMORY AFFATRS.

Tho ceremony OF laying the cornerstone OF the new
list Regiment ArmOry at Park gave and Thirty fourth
ST.. Will take place saturday next nj 10 a. m,
Mayor Grant officiating. The ArmOry Board approved
the plans for Troop As now arnory yesterday. but
motion Of Commissioner GirOy the subject was Laid
The Commissioner advanced the theory that the
armory building might have another story put II to
accommodate second troop should one be- formed
in reply to question Captain Roe couriconsIy re-.
marked that Troop \ would not object to letting
Captain Galiups Signal Corps drill IN the rev arm0ry
he maps for the new GDth Regiment Armory were
filed. and Corporation Counsel Clark was asked 10
hasten the Hall Place condemnation proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

is Mr.. COLLIER SEEKING A DIVCRCE2
IT IS SAID THAT HE HAS GONE TO SOUTH DAKOTA
FOR THAT PURPOSE


FOR THAT PURPOSE.
The statement that the Rev. II. Price GOLFER
formerly pastor the Unitarian Church Of the saviour
had gone 10 South Dakota has given rise to report
that he went there TO divorce from his vile,
who left him last spring, and returned TO her mother
house In Brooline Mass soon after the birth of hrr
Iaby The cause of the marital unhappinoss OF the
couple, WHO h0d not been married Two years before
they separated not made known at the time. bur
there stories set anoat In the c0ngrcgi
ton. one was to the effect that Mrs. Collier was
Jealous Of the attentions Of her husband 10 wealthy
young widow In bis congregation. Mr.. Collier "ds
regarded a OF genius with some OK the
sccenncitleS with which genius Is usually credited
said that he made prolonged absences from home
without explaining to his wife what he was doing
and failed often TO return when he promised. 1t was
thought by their friends that when their child was
born the cstrngement growing up would be healed
Mr.. Collier ovejoycd by the occurrence, but wien
the baby two or three months old. all the Old
difficulties renewed and Mrs. Collier made IA
visit 10 her mother and did not return. When the
fact published Collier resigned his pulpit, and
although his church refused to accept the resignation
first he renewed IL and insisted upon lis gong into
effect.
No members of the church cOuld be found last
evening willing to say anything about the probability
OF q divorce suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
HE PLAYED A MEAN TRICK On HIS SWEET
HEART

Alexandrona Gotlaufsky young Russian girl, went
To the Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday la search
OF warrant for the OF Fedor Wasol whom she
charged with larceny. The young woman told the
clerk that she had met Waso I'm Hamburg In August
while his way to America. During the voyage he
made love 10 her. and they became engaged 70 marry
Christmas being the date selected. since their arrl
val in tAs country, she had been boarding with rela'
tves OF his. week ago. the girl says they selected
apartments at No. "a Moorest., where they were 10
live after their marriage She at once began to pre-
pare the apartments and saturday last sent there
two trunks containing all her clothing. lewery ana
money she had brought from der native land when
she went 10 the Moore-st address on Tuesday, the
trunks were gone and note from Wasoh was loniu
on the mantelshelf saying that he had fed to nus
burg promising TO return in year to marry her.
since TIE discovery OF the note The young woman sal
She has learned that WasoN had become infatuated
with another woman and had elOpcd she was toi" u
return to-day for a warrant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
THESE WOMEN WANT CLEANER STREETS.

The directors OF the Womcns Health Protective
Association met yesterday, with Mrs. James scrsneco
presiding, IN the Young Womcn's Christian Asooca-
ton Building and 1t decided 10 take active
steps TO secure cleaner streets Committees were
appointed to walt upon the Alermen Police Com
missioner Cooperation Counsel and presidents OF the
elevated and surface railroads and tho bridge TO ask
their cooperation in enforcing the city ordinances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
Points
On OvercOats.

If all of the many little points in a
proper coat are rightly looked after, you
may depend upon that coat. Who is
gong to spend time on the details Of a
coat that isn't well and styIIshly made Of
good goods?
Goats arc to look at, or to wear, or
both, according 10 where they're bought.
Ours will please your eyes, and your
sense Of the ftQess Of things
Right shapes, best cloth, the inside
equal to the outside, and the outside
correct in all ways.
The best make are from smooth blue or back
Kerseys and meltons. as IS. 30 and IS dollars.
Wors,,d lined or six lined.
Very Swell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
COLUMBIAN CELEBRATION EXPENSES.

The Grand Jury began inquiry yesterday in
regard 10 method of spending the cty's money BY
the Adermens committee for the Columbus celcbra-
ton and the Memorial Arch dedication. J. II. Pgou.
plan Clerk OF the Department Of Buildings who
supcrintended the construction OF the srand stands ;
Ross & snyder. who furnished the lumber; George +.
Miller, who furnished the dinner after the exercises
over, and others were called 10 the Grand Jury
room and QUESTIONED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

was found in The house Back OF the basement the
policeman saw an iron 1re-escape ladder IL wa
believed that the man had escaped by CLIMBING inc
fences and had reached the roofs OF the hVs1S ~
Twenty .secOnd-st by way Of the nTcesoapc IuI -.
Whether Nich1cls is TIE man who pursued DN
Jordan is not known 1t is probable that hs itiI XXI.
the roof OF Nc 2I4 which Is on level WIN lS uiIu
story windows Of 80 .i1. The space across tl' AR
shaft common 10 both house-. measures three ltt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
VFSTFTELD

The thirteenth bowling game in the Amateur As
ISOLATION series was bOwlcd here on Tuesday night
between the Orltani Field Club OF IIackcnsack and
the Wcshcld Athletic Club, he alleys Of the latter
organizaiI n. The W. y. C. led Oh with thirty -four
pins In TIE first frame and finished winners BY l1t
MIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

rprvoOKT-Genera. James II WilsoA' OF Dels "IIe'
aod John c. Eullitt. Of Philadelphia FIR II - >,
~" ' ,., u, ,tgan.as. Thomas \. O-oorn. OF
- and 4 T. GoshOrn OF Cin' iAnau hVf fN-N'
unrsE-R,il,oad Conn. soac, samuel ~ h.A'u,rs' y,
I-,ca HOLLAND-Coar le--nan Robert IL ii'''' u.
Illinois SAVOY. Mott smith Ha"a'a' -i'.''' 80
vyo.ht,rtor ST JAMES-Mayor Daii {. hoo'H'o"' VI
-. an. Commander Il. d. Evans. L. >. Navy
vvITnSOH-Nutol II. smith. OF Louisville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
.1vo 10 coNso11nArE Tile COMPANIES.

The efforts Of J. Edward Addicis TO consolidate the
Brooklyn ard Metropolitan Gas Companies arc OPP
posed by minority Of more tlAn one third OF The
Stockholders OF the former company. lie has made
an offer for the stock OF the Metropolitan Company at
49, but II IS believed to he personal OFFER in behalf
Of TIE syndicate associated with him. and not In
behalf OF the Brooklyn Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
GiRTrAN IyrCyDFD vO r.,,.n

The Federal Grand Jury yesterday refused to nnd
an indictment against James II. Gartlan whom Chief
Supervisor John |. Davenport accused Of violation
OF the election laws. Garilan was Chairman Of the
board Of registry the sixteenth election district OF
the XXlst Assembly District. Mr.. Davenport regis.
tered At the polling place and charged that Garnn
made incorrect entries opposite his name. The de
PENDANT evidently meant wrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
DYING FROM HER HUSBANDS KICK.

Mrs Mary Ryan, OF No. 4l4 Warrcnst.. was re
porfu 70 be in dying condition yesterday nom a
Kick in the abdomen given By her husband Thomas
RYAN on Monday lie was arrested last evening
and held 70 await the result OF her Injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
A. RECEPTION AT TIE UNION LEAGUE CLUE.

The annual reception for women at the house f the
BROOKLYN Union League Club last evening WIS .
successful affair. The handsome ciuh''bE w"s
ablaze with lights and finely decorated with How"rN,
palms and poted plants, among which tiny electric
lights cleaned There nearly 1000 persons
present. Dancing continued until a late hour
Among those who present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard NJ Smith, Andrew ID. Baird, Nj. and Mrs.
J. H. Burts Mr.. and Mrs. +. 5. COwperthwatt Mr..
and Mrs. Ethan Allen Doty, Mr.. and Mrs. ii )racc +.
Dresser, Mr.. apd Mrs. George l.. Collins. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. II. Z. Hutchinson,
Charles Il. Hobbs. Judge and Mrs Hiram ID. steele,
Mr. and Mrs. John +. Henry, Nj. and Mrs. Percy
q. Williams. ID. VI. Hurley. Mr.. and Mrs Jesse john
son and W. A. Lyon, lr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

DELLPORT.- Edward Post carpenter AZ Ecllport,
was run over and killed on the Long Island Railroad
tracks ut O'Clock last night. Post attempted -
cross the track I'm front Of The train on crossing
half mile west Of the station. Lcing deaf h" did
moi hear the train approaching, and the storm
prevented the engineer sclng him until II was too
late. Posts body WIS horribly nansed.
LONG ISLAND ClTN.-In regard 10 the alleged
shortage in the .chOd fund Mayor Gleason said last
hight: "To begin with, there Is no sh0rtag" In The
sri oI IN nd A. f. reported. There sufficient money
put into the taY-lcVy 10 meet the salary Of every
teacher in this city. There is at present $4,000 -
INC credit Of the school fund I'm the shape Of unsOd
bonds which cannot bc issued until after January.
Why City Treasurer Bee kwrnn, knowing these tact,
and having AT his disposal he has $:I3 900 Ia IN"
credit Of Long Island City In the banlls should al
low fbo teachers 70 go without their -aaric, j.
thing no sensible man can understand"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
OTHER Suburban I'OW WINS
LONG ISLAND TOWNS.
|, WOMAN FROZEN TO DEATH

n NONiAN IhOHr'N ~ bi+N'h'
Mrs. Clial EaynOr. wife Of "a wcll-hnOwn farmer
u Bay Head was found frozen 10 death yesterday
morning in the wood between Bay Head and River
head. She had been missing since Monday. For some
time Mrs. Rayn0r had shown symptoms Of insanity
and on Monday she di appeared from her home, and
II H. supposed that she wandered about In the wood
until slio became exhausted and then persisted from
the cold.