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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
PRISE ENR DIR. PAREHrRSr.

The Rev. j. L. Campbell, Of the Lexington Avenue
BAPTIST Church. at Lexington.ayc and Oner1ndr land
cleyentht preached last night The Present Crusade
against Crime in Our City" lie kcnrd New-York TO
Jericho which wateree by spring whose waters were
10 soned until the Prophet Elisha purified them By mir
Gle He sui stance that the great cities OF the
county were being corrupted 10y tie streams Of vice that
ver mourning into them aud that unless similar Divine
the rapid growth Of the cities IN size
and wckadness would carry the country down with them
He said that ministers were allowed TO preach about
tina vfckedness before Hood but facts
Of this nature had supposed 70 be abooed in the
puplt until one brave standing on the brink Of the
awful sbyss ond aosded ~ the insults Of corrupt Of
Scala Ind plunged in gone 70 the bottom ana returned
aging II have here are my proofs "
He spoke In high Of the better portion OF the
mess which had indosed Dr. Psrkhurst He quoted the
published biographies the Tammshy leaders. Including
every phaso wickcdhess, from inurdct TO hquorhs
and sail that politics should have no place In the
punl. wrong was wrong. and must be stamped out by
ariving ts representative from high places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
THE OPiYHNG OF 4 MMMER SCHOOL.

The Catholic Summer G hool has just its pros
pectus for the opening IL the opening Of
the school for July 80 London and The closing Of
the sessions for August % The lecture. are In. do
lircrcd in the NcwIotdoh O~r House which la, caua
city Of ak hundred persons AID i % pr.t;cs Of
KIND In New England. \ local committee. headed by
George r Ia;hrop. Is working earnestly
of students in NewI.ondon comfortable ,r the ten
ethics Father Halpn. the Jesuit has h..n
secured; for the Lectures literature Brother Azana-
Maurice r. Egan and George Lahrr have been chosen.
The miscellaneous lectures have bcs extended en
will be aco 70 embrace variety Of snhiect from notable
specialists. The indications ut present favorable to
good beginning nor oe school. II hes excited much
tention among the Railroad and the leading citizens
ambitious country towns Ecsdos Carleton Island
St Lawrsacs, Dr. Webb has suggested q place In thc
Adrendacks site for the prnahcnt abode Of he
school Two three rollroad companes hay" made bids
for pro vidng the site Various places Lake Cham.
plain have he offered and Smith VI. Weed las agreed
10 give - school, corporation n 10 Will in
vicinity OF Plattsburg AZ l. morally certain that the
VIII large proportions tho locality where IL
finally settles will be largely benefited. The suhcc;
81 purchasing permanent so will be consid' red alter The
August meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
NU[pHING NEITS-

PORT OF NEW YORK ....... ~ NDAY. JUNE II. 1892.
ARRIVED.
steamer Tower I'm ar. Parsons. LONDON Nav % with
and Passengers o Sners"n son Arrived At tho Bar
al r2o ~. . ,.-., $1,000. ,,,,o,
Via Boston. with inisr {" San'"rson% Sun
steamer la Erciagnc n. Colrr win mdse ami passen.
steamer Hnnbudi RI. Crimes. Ko Janciro May TO- VIA
Lucia coffee 10 Busk Jcyons Arrived al the Bar
steamer Tyrlln Bri Hang Kingston Jam Sc with misc
passengers io rndcr-on Bros Arrived AZ the ar at s. 3
steamer Amos lBr Low sa,aniila Port rimon Sc with
- and passengers 4" pm. forv"od ~ g" Arrived ~ tho
Siin.r Cr,s ,Swc,l Syensen Ghara June = with miSe
ana passengers to u Dunos Arrived al tine ar Al u m
STEAMER Orinoco ifr Garvin. Bermuda days nis.
aud pas-cnFcrsto on'rblgr 60 ARM eel AZ the Bar
a. 10 Suam
STEAMER colorado Evans Galveston with mdsc and passcn
steamer Nacooche smith savannah with mlse and passcu
steamer RoanoAr Ilulphcr~ Newport New, and Norfolk
wlh mdse aud passengers To Old dominion - 60
steamer Cottage Cy Bennett lortan with nlsc and pas
scngrrs 10 ilorao Hal
steamer Herman Winter Nickerson. Boston.
II n.orE o,., vo.. no.on
to nordcn & Lowell
sUSsET-winda saniv Hook. light W hay.
AiCiJ Island digit. SW 'lrnr.
SAILED
glc Queen TOT Liverpool Francisco Hull croft
rh. AIoo and paiAl Antwerp Chateau Lantc bordeaux
Jr-iuond BarhIdoos.
ship Ensrmrre Tor calcutta.
BARK star OF the East. tor Dunedin.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GR,vEsNp. Jane l2-Arrrti steamer Lcpanto BIZ Wise
QcfixsrowS. June ~ Sailed -'samcrs Aurana ,Br,
N Na'i a1 N"'A' '" murray from Liverpool hence Tor
MoyItI. June II Arrived. steamer State Of Nebraska
SOUTHAMPTON. June ~ sailed. steamer Ems GER, san
der from Bremen hence Tor New York.
IlAvRt. June IL Arrived. steamer la Champagne dr.
AvTwinr June SAILED. steamer Fr,sland tBeg,. Ran
le fJr MfW 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
NETWORK CITY.

MANY people yesterday wee asionshed when the
statistical crank confronted them with the indsputabc
fact that summer does not begin. scientifically con
slder~d I'LL Juno 90.
-Four Immigrants were detained Yesterday for viola
tion Of the Contract Labor law. Two Of these VIII
probably be allowed 10 land after further investigation
The other two who arc Russian Poles, were engaged
70 work In Omaha tailors Mt 81 week. Their
passage prepaid all The way They Will he sent
back.
Establishing In the Hudson Wednesday for
the u } I'd
THE schooner Winner. Captain Frye. from Perth
Amboy for Boston with coal. while passing through
He'll Gate yesterday morning In tow Of tho ting Cor
nelin. struck on North Brother Island and sank In
three fathoms " water.
Strawberries almost as big as hens eggs are now
coming in from New Jersey.
John C. Elliott. business manager Of The New
York Daily News since 1882 died saturday al mis-
hon. No III Adclph!.st. Brooklyn, from ccrcbro
spinal meningitis. He thirty three wears old and
unmarried Tho funeral will be held az st. Johns
Chapel. Varick-st tomorrow at IL go p.
Mrs. Harriet Deecher Stowe will be eighty years old
Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
vcTpc IN THE FIELD Of LlBrR

Tho committee appOntd by the Genital Labor thlon 20
,., lain T. R.dn ond reported at the meeting of Tie
union vesrd,v Robert Bllssert, chairman OF the CON.
,ucc Offered resolutions f,vohg the attendIncc Of INC
d,lerac. al tie reception n be given 10 Mr. Redmond In
"a. ACADEMY ~ Music The resolution brought forth
storm Of criticism from delegates who dislike Mr. Red
,o,d The committee accused Of looking for no0'
rl,ty Mr. Blisserts resolution va, finally adopted
re.otIon thanking John w. ,;of for his services In re-
curing pardon for Joseph Baronde's was adopted unani
mousv.
be found several working at Bcccker and
Greene ST., Yesterday morning The men had no permit
for working on SUNDAY Mr.. Edwards went Ia the
Metcerst police station and reported the ease 10 the
sergeant in chag, who compelled the TO stop work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
JOHN r. REDMOND HERE.
THE pARNELL:TF. MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
WELCOMED BY FRIENDS.
tomorrow.

THE PARNELL:Tr. MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
WELCOMED BY FRIENDS.
John T. Redmond. the Parnelite member Of Parla
inrnt was welcomed by The committee OF loo
Yesterday morning before the Etrtro. Oh which h"
crossed the Atlantic LETT Quarantine. The committee
had chartered the Lourn NJ. Stnn. and the New York
Irislmen VINO are ADMIRERS Of Mr.. Redmond w-ut
down the Bay to meet him. The captain OF the
ocean steamer refused permit tn. Irish leader
to leave the Etr,na until she landed ut h-r pier.
and the address Of welcome had to be postponed until
that time. lie received three heart. cheers how
eyta whom be was scen o. dee Tho address was
delivered by Ewart O'Ilaherty. chairman Of the
reception committee. The address VAS ~ follows:
con behalf Of the friends Of Irish self government
We in America extend TO you the representative ~
independent Nationalist principles u warm welcome 10
these shores. We have to believe that W"
voice the sentiment Of the friends Of Ireland in this
great Republic when We that the turmoil Of
electoral contests before the two sections Of the
Home Rule part tin the tyelec,ions during the past
year saddene and dlshear'cncd I-and's friends in
this country and convinced that the contest for
Home Rule seats between these sections NJ the general
election will turn away IrSlAmencan and American
respect and interest from the Home Rule struggle
In rendering Won cordial greeting, desire
to express high appreciation Of stateSmauilke
attitude in the unfortunate crisis through which our
country passed aud Is passing Your honorable and
dignlfed conduct IN that unhappy conroyeIs, lille
with the hope that your s,ion her. will result in
fruon laden with rr.ace and reconciliation Of the
di,uned forces Of the Irish II l. not oar
intention in any wise 10 Dictate TO you The policy
which you will place before people in New York.
We are confident that your far seeing patriotism viii!
suggcs, 10 yen plan Of action which will place our
people on plane conslsien, with their own dignity
ana at the same time consistent with the dignity mud
honor of the Irish nation
Mr.. Redmond expressed his gratitude for such n
natterng reception and he was Then escorted to tho
Hoffman House.
In the evening. when Mr. Redmond was seen by a
Tribric reporter. He said he cordially sympa hizcd
with every Thing that had been said 10 him in the ad
dress 81 welcome. lie will speak NJ the Academy Ct
Music next Wednesday. and on the following saturday
will snil for home the RtrnrIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
ALTERED AnorT THE TOWN.

po,er Russ.u a middle ngci mal, having no h'h''
vrert o he house Of his brother In law. Thomas ''
yo 1sA concord st.. yesterday afternoon lie "ppc"'.
=, ,o ncs,ord.nt bn, nothing thought Of Il nnn'
lao was suddenly taken H. and II was d''c"''''' '''
hc had ms, swallowed dose OF c,nn'de o' i''"''"'
, no,,dv WIS looking. Ambulance Snre"'i
,., WA. chilled NJ once but Russell wa d'An ne
for he arrived 80
Charles Mccormick forty two years old, Of 40 Us
uomi,ton-aye was arrested yc'terlaF morning Nv ~
,ectivc Mcmillan. on the charge "' iei"h'V''
uo had a quarrel with james R"ache VIM hN'' ~ -"
Same house and he drew J2-cnlibf' r''o''' ",'
er,d sevcr,I shots al Roache. one hit R"''he III '"'
left side. nnlctnr severe Won'"' VIM" w."
hv Ambulance Surgeon Ilawl"y.
.uc,., His. tic boarding house keeper at No. 90
vo,,,oseovc Who was bitten on the lett arm h'
oseph Fcckc- - former boarder. week "'"' u N"l'
suffering most intense agony. Yesterday he ''eil"
inc pbvsic,an said that the arm would poDHop nav"
To be anputa'cd'
Thomas DAVIS. thirty five years old. Of No. % Forty
| .icb,hs motorman in tho employ oi the i'"o"H"
tqtv Railrond Company. was driving IN ei",ro Cur ""
,,.,ov night at rblrecnt 81. and bay hl"gc hNc''
uh.n his ear came into collision with truck i''"c'
,, cour belonging 10 Sw'cezy & CO.. OF New DIR
Tia ,,oe crushed between the dashboard Of the chr ana
,hs wagon and received severe injuries
tn. second prcclnc, police Yesterday mor"lns ar
ros,ed woman who walking the streets hi'hn's'
ing a revolver aud threatening Ia ''V'' '''''" "
, she proved ~ be Mary Lcnclnn, a h1nSehc'Pr'
,n,,,i,c vcnrs Old. Of No. Peck slip. Ne" ! 'rh.
The annual meeting of the trustees OF IN" Ne" 10"
and urooNlvn Bridge will lac held iodny.
hr,ss tablet in memory of Bishop Louehlin VIII
| /, ,uy..d NJ = o. H. tomorrow IN II. Mary nos
| ,u,l 81 Mcrk'sayc. Bishop Mcdonnell VIII PRESIDE
and the arrangements for the ceremonies are b''hI
made nv Mir, Charles \. Hoyt. Mrs. Hugh M'IAn2l"'
| Mrs. NJ. Mccain, Mrs. Anna byrpe ana MIS- 'ohl
| Hyrnc.
| The Union 1.cague Club will hold meeting at The
clubhouse Bedford ave. and Lcansi. tins cvcnVls' u
| ra,ify thc nomination Of Harrison ana hcid'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
HIS WEIGHT IL GOLD.

From Tho London Daily News
The ancient annual ceremony OF TalbbaIam.T or
weighing the Msharajah OF rravancOrc against al
equivalent weight Of gold. has come around again. II
appears 10 have been conducted this year with grca
rOnp and ceremony, for the present MahaTaiah l. a
Hinfu q the orthodox typ. %hO aspre keep up the
traditions Of his house. some months before the
cmony the Government purchased. through lis com.
Into coins for TINS purpose lrcr presenting an Gle
phant and offerings 10 the shrine the Maharajah eli
Tered the binding prepared for tn. OCCASION and
having completed the preliminary Ceremonies mounted
one OF the scales The sword and shield were laid In
his lap In the other side Of The scale gold coins
struck for the occasion. were placed by the first and
second princes, till II touched the ground and he
Maharaah In the air, tho priest meanwhile chant.
ing vedic htmns. volleys were fired, the band played
shipped at The shrine. and th.n went 10 the palace
Subsequently the Devon md other officials distributed
tho coins from tho fort gates to about 90 Brahmns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

New.York Jockey Club races Morris PARK 2;3o p n''
New.York and Brooklyn Bridge Trustees me''lns'
New.York Presbytciy, Scotch Presbyterian 'hureh'
afternoon. ,
New.yorkCleveland baseball match. Polo Grounds.
.. ,,,
National League and American Association OF Bascpai
Clubs Fifth Avenue Hotel. noon.
Trl, OF Burton c. Webster for murder Court OF oyer
and Termincr
Trial Of Michael slney for murder, Court OF Oyer ana
Termlner.
Ohio Socety meeting. No 236 Fiithavc. evening
Funeral OF Sidney Dillon. Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church 10 o. IN.
Consolidated Exchange election.
pavonla Yacht Club regatta. a. m.
Washington Republican Club. Onehundrcd 0ndnfty'
secondst. p. IN.
Union League Club, Of Brooklyn, ratification meeting,
r.
Thirteen Club dinner. Arlon Clubhouse. s:13 p. M
Packer Collegiate In.titute commencement. p. M
St Strphens's Young Mems Society, No 1o7 lexington
eve. p. m.
Hudson River Yacht Club regatta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
IIOROKEN.

The body OF man found nj the waters cage AT
vourtccnthst. by some boys Yesterday aeriioOh' was
identified rs that Of Joseph blackburn, of NO. .l5
Clinton st. who was drowned while out sailing on inc
river with two companions last sunday His com
panons were arrested and held for several days, but
a the police conld get evidence or their having
I'm any way caused Bla,kburn's death, They were lei
go. The body will be closely examined for marks OF
violence
Morris Wall. six years old, Of No. CD Tnirlst. and
Thomas Barker thirteen years old of NO. 3o6 Garden
st.. were practising shooting with small pistol yes
,e,dav afternoon in Barler's back yard While Barker
was loading the pistol it went OF acTlcnally and the
ball hit Morris in the left side. The boy was carried
into the house and Dr. simon was called. lie pro
nouuced the serious but not necessarily 'al
While Patrick sharon, of No. 223 Park ave. was
talking to two Of iis female neight0rs YESTERDAY arr
noon his WIFE, Maggie, became madly jealous ana 10
quarrel with him struck him In inc eye VIVA a cmue
cup. The cup broke and cut an ugT snS I ,orve
vein had been The blood flowed 50 iaSt ana me
man became 30 weak that he had 10 be taken 10 81
Nary's Hospital. He will recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
ORANGE.



possibly fatal runaway accident occurred IN
Orange on saturday afternoon. Frank Lebknccher.
young man living No. 100 Ointonave., Newark,
ives driving q spirited team Of horses In Main-st,
when they frightened nt an electric car connh8
behind them and dashed down the street. Meeting
another car they turned sharply into South Jeferons'
1amDing tho carriage between tree and large rocN
and wrechng the vehicle. Lebknechcr was thrown
violently agninst the tree and picked up UNCONSCIOUS
His companions. a YONG man and two young women
wcro badly cut and bruised. Iebknecher was taken ~
DR.. j. NJ. Maghees Office where II was ionna ,nat
his left law was smashed and deep cut tnnictcd on
the forehead. He sent home III coupe III
tcanal Injuries feared.
The Now England Society Of Orange on SATURDAY
evening reported Oh the recent Democratic FRAUDS III
Tho charter election hy the wholesale naturalization
OF Italians The society denounced the practice III
tile strongest terms and passed resolution demanding
revision Of the natural ization laws IN tHc interest
OF the purity OF the ballot and the guaruing oi .c
rirbt nj suffrage The society consists 81 'Oo ol te
most prominent men Of The Oranges ana j. hOl-
partisan. Its action will carry great weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
PATTERSON.
ALARMED ABOUT SMALLPOX.

Two cases Of smallpox caused special meeting OF
the Health Board to be called yesterday afternoon, with
tho Mayor and the Finance Committee of the Alder
mon. The cases both in Pcarlst., within few
doors Of ench other. and both patients were removed
to the contagious hospital on the outskirts 0i the
city. Saturday night soon after fhey were reported
One il fve-ycar-od girl mined Lizzie Blockbnnser
Her father keeps liquor shop at Pearl and Auburn
s,s, and the family lives in the same building. nun
dreds Of persons have been exposed 10 contason by
going in and out Of the place The other patient is a
young woman eighteen years old, named Martha H.
Packer. Of No. IS Pearl-st. Both houses were I'M
mediately put under strict quarantine Inc mean"
authorities have been busy trying 10 fnd ana Vacca'c
all who lad been In the ncighborbood OF the hcc'N
houses The officials yesterday afternoon TOOK steps
10 place the contagious jsptnl in thorough condition
for the largest possible number OF patents TWO
trained nurses from the training school OF the Pater
son General Hospital hay: gone TO the Pes'hWi,,c,
Orders sent by the Health Board 10 all pnohc
school principals to exclude pupils to-day not showing
marks of successful vaccination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.
TWO MEN STABBED IN \ Flo

TWO MEN STABBED IN A FIGHT.
A stabbing affair which NAV end In the death OF
two men occurred last night at Main and Franklin
SIS Astoria l.. !. About y. IN. James 6eiaehN
q butchers assistant. living at 43 Willow-St. twenty
two years old. and Frank MOAN, cart driver living
at No. l45 Franklin ST., got into QUARREL with VIII
lam Key. eighteen years Old. ana hvlnS III Nd
800 Third-ave Now York. Killev. 1t is alleged
drew a large dirk knife from his pocket and plunged
II into MOrans neck. Moan fell 10 the ground and
Killey again. 1t is said, turned upon Gcraghtv and
stabbed him in the left shoulder nncting an ugly and
dangerous wound The wounded men and their as
saant were taken to the police station and DR.. Fitch
was summoned. Gernghy subsequently, removed
TO his home but Dr.. Fitch ordered Moran not TO be
removed from the statop. his wound NAV result
fatally. Kiley will be arraigned In the Long Island
CITY Police Court today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
AFFAIRS IN BROOhLlN'


EN-NNNF~NVI -Icd IN an
Ex.A-scssor Martin Dreen mas Dcc'' a. - tho city
execution issued bt Chief 'nusc .",,,, o.Dowd fpi
oar, n~n Il is charged that nre"n received 10, ,na
,no s,,o Of two houses in rnlonSt bconS's ,,, ~
a 'o , Of Michael oDowd the father Of the rar~ ~
urrcn has been released on $500 ban, . s,Ia on,
,aas Erecn acting US agent Of tie r,'", ,hcr 20,
h,usc for rs 900 and veal later. sou w Elected
IN 100 BEFORE the sales, II Is ai'St'' Nv ono i,
rents amounting to $1,000. y """' w. ,,,,, no re
s,-,3 uccn denied that he collected ",
rcn,s and .ad he paid out money for expense ANU
,s entitled TO what he retained IN ~ "; 100 honld
was agreed by counsel tina, indGmsn i lie has paid
pc i', iprn and execution WAS issued u,inr
n,"nm,I, bu returned unsa Ni'd IHch u'' oN''
against lis person was l'>''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
SIZE nRINK POISON BY MIsTAKE.

Ardel J. Hunt aged oftcen. daughter Of the ai'of Of
tho Horao Primary School has for some time bccn
crk On "Wednesday cupboard 10 get
some cram Of tartar which, mixed with water. made
cooling drink. The cupboard was dark. and Miss Hunt
could clearly the articles Oh the shelf she'took
son,e arsenic by mistake and mixing with water drank
It. She thought that the drink had strange taste aud
tod mother. who. rushing 10 this c5oaM found that
hss daughter had swallowed poison. DR.. Mcnamara Of
We l26 West Washington Place, sent fer. but in
sDtD q As constant stsentons the Grl weakened BY pev
- sickness. never rsllied. and yesterday died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13

You will get your boys shoes where
the best are sold for the least money,
of course. What next! Where the
money is given back if things are not
exactly right. We believe that we
sell good shoes for boys at lower prices
than good shoes are sold anywhere
else in this city.
For boys our thin worsted knlcker-
booker suits in dainty plalds are Just
the thing for hotel parlOrs where cool
ness and "drcss" are needed. We've
hit it, as you'll admit when you see
the suits.
Boys Hats and Furnishings, too.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
THEE Prince.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
ELIZABETH.
TO BEGIN A SLAUGHTER OF DOGS.


The slaughter Of all unregistered and unlnnDed doeS
he gins to-day by the police, and the popping Oi IT,
yolvcrs will DO heard all over town. The ordnance
calling for all dogs TO be registered by her o"norN
was passed some weeks ago, and the citizens nave
until this morning 10 register their dog. 30 far lt'
have been entered on the dog varlen's list. Inc
Police Mutual Aid Fund gets 80 cents out the tax paid
on each dog and will titus net nearly $1,000 from Inc
enforcement OF the dog law.
The Rev Albert vor Schigan, the energetic rector
Of St NichaeVs Catholic Church, has succeeded IN
clearing the church property Of debt, ana VOW M
enthusiastic and delighted flock Is about to present W
him purse OF 81 900 In gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Thc Rev. stephen F. Holmes
and the vcstr of Trinity Episcopal Church have sent
q letter to Miss Martha Wilson expressing Intense
gratitude deep appreciation for her generous gift
of IL 600 for the parish house. The Gift has
made possible the realization of effort which for
many years has engaged the Interest OF all who are
occupied in the various departments of the parish
work. The building Win cost. together with the equip
ment. about 81 OCO and $500 OF hi, amo mt has
now been practically SEQUEL or enough to warrant
the carly beginning 81 the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
NEWARK.

Conrad Rlttmeyer. living Mt NO 43' oPrhghe'uS''
whose wife eloped with boardef III the mouse '"o
weeks ago started. on q prolonged debauch and on
Friday was missing Yesterday the body Of a man
WAS found In the the Triton boathonse, ana
a description Of the body answered TO that oil RltI
mey,r. Two small children were left alone in the
house on Friday aud found by ncighbors on sat
urday nearly starved. The police turned them over
to the Chdrcns Md Society.
ST. Budgets Roman Catholic Church In Pane-st
n.sr Willlam-st was dedicated Yesterday by Bishop
Wiggcr After the dedcaory ceremonies nieh mass
was celebrated The sermon was preached Dy inc
Rey tainer Dornin o. BeIevlle. In the evening
pontIhcal vcspeIs sung and Bishop o,taiIe.i,
OF Trenton delivered lecture on the athohc
Church and science" The chuch COST @''o'Voo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
HOME NE Tvs.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENC E-John w. Foster Of Indiana; Potter
Palmer and wife. of Chicago; Ex-Governor Charles H.
SAWYER OF Ncw-Hampshire and j. H. Willard, OF Omaha
GIL Sry- Frederick Cook OF Rochester. HOFFMAN
John r. Redmond and John Wyse Power. OF Dublin
MURRAY HII.I-Conc ressman Charles A. Russell, OF
Connecticut. PLAZA-Martin w. Cooke. OF Rochester
wINDsOR-S. II. II. Clark. president Of tho Union Pa
cnc Railway Comranv and Frederick T.. Ancs. OF Boston