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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
NETWORK CITY.

Tho regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Health
Protective Association was held at the nome OF MIS-
Esther Herman No 50 West Fifty sixthst yesterday
morning Mrs c. H. Schoen, Mrs. Twombly and
Mrs G. C. Fender made reports on the bad conoi'loh
of several streets. Among those present were MIS-
Lozier Mrs. Fisk, Mrs. c. Errani, Mrs s. Baum MIS-
Ravenhil Mrs. Dunlcavy and Mrs. Ederkn
A nurse of 800 has been raised by the members of
the Maritime Exchange for the benefit OF Captain
Charles A. Day. Of the tug Runyon who rescued hity
two Italians from a perilous position III "rdNeso""
Hay on January 81. The boat from the tug mao l"
make thirteen trips in order TO get the men to ae'S
The crow Of the tugboat are also highly commended
for their action. +. p Dalze received - roih
Tribune reader yesterday for the fund.
1udge Tr7ax. in the Supreme Court. yesterday dis
missed the complaint of Henry L. Herbert against
Edward Uhl as a stockhOder Of the defunct consumers
Coal Company.
The Tribune yesterday received 50 from :" W. H. w.
for John Carlln. the heroic life saver.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is open iree 10
the public today from 10 a. III. TO p. m ~ VIII
he omen free during the hours tomorrow fruay
and saturday
The Aldermen Yesterday increased the number OF
their committee to watch legislation at Albany iron
five to ten members
The Mount Morris Electric Light Company 50
President May reported to the Mayor YESTERDAY ha'
removed all It's overhead wrc' at lis own expense oo
subway connections could he made; also us "a'S'"e
wires in Battery Place from Greenwich 10 hroA"""S
where the subway is yet uninsured
The annua! meeting Of the Hudson Iunnei halfway
Company, held yesterday at NO 10 hroa' ST. '''"''
in the reelection Of the old Board Of Directors
rx.colector J. slost Fassctt made short call AT
the Custom House Yesterday. lie appear'u !" "o y"
o,cclent health and spirits, but declared uat "'
c-., pcr,on who talked politics to him would come 10
grief.
A. the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF Tie
Postal telegraph and Cable Company yesterday INC
following directors reelected: George ,. uoc'
C. Platt. A. B. Chandler, George G.. WaFd William
y, Baker John W. Mackay Charles X Hosmer' Miii'n'
G. Van Horne. James w. ELLSWORTH JOHN W. '''A"'
IT.. and J. o. stevens.
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to the secretary on before the 18th day OF February
1892 after which meeting Of the club VIII be cane" "
lake action upon proposed lease that the cuo quar-
ers NAV be made ready with all possible sped
The crcuer Is signed by George A. Ad@e fsie ho"sru
d. Appleton Trinity; Collin Armstrong Amherst; WGoe
Baker Harvard; Henry w Banks. jr. Williams; Henry
stanford Yale Robert G. Cornell Co'umoia' Do'
ncu. C. Cuylcf. Princeton George Walton Green, mar
ward: Tracy H. Harris, Princeton; Oliver G Jchhihe7'
Yale; william II. J.. Lee, Yale; Charles T. MatheNsoi'
Dartmouth; Edward :. Rapalo COlum Ia; Guy ElchouN
Columbia: William w Skid1y, Yale; william stewart
Tod pr,nceton Richard Trmble Harvard Henry :. Van
Duzer Harvard and EVert Jansen Wendell Harvard
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GATHERED AEOrT TIE TOWN.


The proceedings in the trial Of the suit 10 recover
100000 as damages for alleged nbcl from The
BROOKLYN Daily Eagle" brought by DR.. Mary Amanda
Dixon Jones, whose son, DR.. Charlie y. DiXonJonc'
has a suit for a similar amount, were taken up yc>tcs-
day 10y the reading Of tic alleged lbellou, articles.
The lawyers for the prosecution took turns in reading
the complaint. which covers hfty eight printed pages
The bulk Of it read yesterday aud the taking Of
evidence will begin TO day.
After discussing the question Of uniting with the
sixth Avenue Baptist Church. the First BAPTIST Church
in Picrrrpont ST. has decided to defer final action.
4 majority Of the members believed TO favor the
erection Of 4 new church the Heights, the present
one having been sold for 100000 to the Erooklyn
Savings Bank
While oilng machinery in the rice mill Of ralmage
& Co.. at Columbia and Amty SIS, Yesterday afternoon.
Michael Ilalsch, Of No. 10 Grccn"ichst, N"wI ork,
was caught in the machinery and killed almost in
stantly.
Charles If. Pelletrcau. formerly Chief Accountant
in the CITY Work, Department. has been made assistant
accountant In the department at $500 year.
The will ~ Charles smith, which was contested by
his grandchildren ON the grounds that the excessive
use OF morphine disqualified HIN from acting IN a
Documentary capacity, was admitted to Probate by
surrogate Abbott Yesterday About 100000 /, dis
posed Of by IL 10 the WIDOW and children.
"HIornsterne Bjornson and Henrik Ibsen7 were
the subjects OF An interesting lecture by Professor
IIiaInar Hlorth Boyescn before the Brooklyn institute
in Association Hall yesterday afternoon. The lecturer
spoke Of the personalities Of the two men from per
sonal acquaintance and gave critical estimates OF
their poems, dramas and novels.
The funeral Of eX- County Clerk John j. Whit; VIII
take place 10 morrow at 40. ll3 INST flac".
Jane, Il. Houck elected vice president Of the
Board Of Education yesterday. to succeed john cot"r
who resigned from the Board when lie TOOK The ONCE OF
luuntv Clerk
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DID THE cRosSExAMIYATIoY KILL HIM?
SUDDEN DEATH OF 4. f. RICHARDS. rROPhlEioH
OF THE BFDFORD THEATRE

SUDDEN DEATH OF 4. F.. RICHARDS. rROPhLEioI'
OF THE BFDFORD THEATRE
A eccno Of excitement occurred ye>icruhy hI'cr"oo"
In the CITY Court, In the hearing OF suit Oei'Ic
Judce Van WICK. A. T. Richards. proprietor oi inc
podtord Theatre was the defendant I'm suit
brought against him by Edward l.. Graham leaner VI
tho orchestra in the Novelty Theatre when kcha'uS "
Proctor managed IT, to recover $50. when IL al"
had not been paid by Richards Mr.. RcharnS was III
tho witnc,S-chair for about three hour'' anu wa,
undergoing "A severe eros, examination at the us u
put,s ~ Cotliu when he asked to be excused LOT Il
momcnt and walked 10 window In moment n'
eon 10 thc floor In an unconscious coEfltlon lie WIS
carried TO an adjoining room and DIR. Lewis ""'
summoncd The doctor found that Mr. klchaFus
left side was wholly paralyzcd, and he died " '"o''
time after removal to his home.
Mr. Richards was born fifty years ago III ''Ho' "''N
fine early part Of his life passed on 1arh DIV
Fostoria When the war broke out he enl'tc' III III
oM, regiment and served four years. ON ms return
he tojncd Stoves circus assistant treasurer INV,
after TWO Years service went with W. W. '"'c
crcus Of which he was assistant manager for h'@eh
wears He then went 10 England, where he r'l''"cu
two wears On returning 10 America he chteicu III
nor4ncr,hlp with f.. f. Richards proprietor 3i l,f
CovcItv Theatre I'm Brooklyn and last an sOu ouu
IN, interest 10 his partner To bulld the h'IiD'"
- which he was proprietor. y WIDOW anu W..
csiidrcu survivc him Four years ago he lad >h-h1
ttn ~ nar-,lv.i, II tie left arm, but ne soon re-
covrrcd The Bedford Theatre was closed la'' night
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and square, will be moved about 3l6 mile W: b ust-
class can, black Will tie moved about y mile . Nv.
"a notice mariners giving magnetic bearinss OF pfon
nent objects nom the proposed positions OF the ous VIII
mined
Bsyside Ranee Cut Buoy I having been diseonSnuss
the number OF the following nemed REQ puoys Wiu %
changed to pc,lNc the proper sequence q numbers ,
6. Palestine ," At west end). TO g.. tynn kncu
s. - soutnvvs, PIT south side). "a To- IL. South.
west Spit (~est sia TO u. -,
Bearings aia magneuc and dstancee In neuuea miles,
BY order Of Lighthouse Doafd -
JAMES A. GREEN,
Sommooore U. 8. Navy, Chairu1xn.
once Of the Lighthouse Board
Washington. d. G., Jan. - 1892
TnE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Feb Sailed steamer Italy for New.York
Dover FEB Passed, steamer America, from New
York on her way TO London
Scilly Feb Passed, steamer Navel, from New>York
Jan 49, on her way To Southampton and Bremen.
Marseiles. Jan So-Seiled seames Britannia f0l New.
yoSks
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FOR ALrEyATIYG HIS wIFE's AFFECTIONS.

BENJAMIN F. Lewis. travelling salesman VINO
,ormerIv lived in yIgcIus st. has begun suit arnn,t
John W. Phelps TO recover $4,000 Is damages Tor
the alienation Of his wlfes affections. Mr. fhclps
is real estate dealer in Moniaguest. and his WHO
lives at No $50 Gceneavc. lie Is about frr'y Tires
years old The acts which led up 10 n" suit arc Nd
10 have been committed when he boarded With inc
Lewis family. Mrs Florence Lewis Is th~N years
old and an attractive looking woman. Her HUSBAND
alleges that she and Phelps took advantage Of Ms
absence from the city, caused by b,ncss. 10 commit
indlscrcct acts For nearly three years he suspected
that Phelps was winning his wifc's Affections and
now he SAYS he las obtained proof OF the fact Mr..
Phelps puts I'm general denial ~ his answer. Inc
Lewis household Is broken up.
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WESTCHESIER COUNTY.

YONKERS.-John ]. Mackey, wellknOwn in tie
building trades, died at the Getty House yesterday
after an illness Of two weeks, at the age Of about
ffty-nne years. lie superintendent OF the Ma
varro flats in New-IOrh lie had lived at the Getty
House for many years. TWO daughters survive hlm.
The Rev. \. VI. Conway, pastor Of the Mes
siah Baptist Church tcOlorcdl has resigned. Al a
meeting held last night ~ upon The resignation 1t
was laid upon the table, and the meeting broke up IN
confusion.
MOUNT VERNON.-Mchael lielburg, a labOrer en-
pIoyed BY Mount Vernon contractor quarrellcd with
p. Giovanni, Italian fellow workman, YESTERDAY
merping, and the latter struck him upon the head
with brick. lie thought to be fatally injured
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THE MAYOR OPPOSED To BIG SALARIES.

Moyor Body has followed up his vote against 'uu'
Ing ~ 800 10 the salary OF Third Assistant p'S'''
Attorney Mcguire, and his disapproval oi 'he nc''"o
TO Increase the salary Of buhdihe' comm"
U,o,, iv .vnrcssip- his views IN opposition to In
c,ca.cs in ,,.lury for any public officials. lie s"d
yesterday: ,.
while II is hard 70 mako nm argument hshl'''
pa.1pc man for necessary work. am s'iT' - -"
So many applications made for more pay foop'c
forget that In providing FOR salary or Wor'''o
they provide for tho amount every year ~ ''''"'
email thing 70 increase n salary - 800 hut that is
,, ,5r.I ,u,crcs. Al , pcr cent N 10000. II We
,,.o tho soIares so 600 = year il represents tho
Interest ON more than ~ JooOno. II the "ihtl'i' l
io con -der the addition ~ that sum 10 we 'lt w"
thcv would hesitate "a long time before authorizing IT,
The Aldermen seeking salaries Oi S-'VO a S''''
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DISCUSSING THE rryEMEyrHoCsE SYSTEM.

conference OF the Board d Managers Of the Now.
YORK Association for Improving tic Coalition Of the Poor
and Of the representatives Of several ether societies OF
e ,amc kind was held yesterday afternoon at the Office
Of the ocety, No. 20 FouFth'a'e. Inc SUBJECT under
Confederation was .The New.YorI Ten meathousc." IN
address WAS made by Il. Fulton Cutting. The meeting
was opened by Patton president Of the society some
OF those present were te Rev. Dr. Huntington rector OF
Grace Church; Dewitt j. Sensman. l'"i~nd Redmond,
Walter l. suvdam George Calder. DR.. II. T. Crampton
Dr Gouv,rneur smith Dr t. II. James r. :. Long.
worth Robert bradshaw Mrs. N. Fullerton, all Of the
Association for Improving the Condition Of the Poor
Charles d. Kegg secretary OF the Charity oreanizat
So,ety: Mr.. gIin,r dye of the City Me.oI and Tract
Society; L. T. Taylor superintendent Of the Peoples
Hsths.
Mr.. Cutting pictured the horrors Of life in miserable
tenement houses. DR.. James. DR.. Huntington and MIR.
Kellogg slse made addresses.
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TRYING TO PROVE CHAPMAN INSANE.

When the Of Ilawlcy Chapman came up yc'fer-
day In the Adam, street Police Court the hearing was
again adjourned until the proceedings de lunatico In
qurcndO completed.
Counsel for Mrs. Chapman applied to Judge Dyk-
man, I'm the Supreme Court for the commitment Of
Chapman 10 the Anttyvlllc Asylum for the Insane on
the certificate u D. V. Dreamer. but Chapmana coun-
sci applied for jury trial, denying that there was
any insanity I'm the family, aud saying that his client
was Of sound mind. The examination was set dosn
Cor Friday, before Judge Dykman, who ordered t-at
Chapman bo kept In Raymond street JAN until then
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IL IIAEEIII

The will OF Mary Meade. who died last "eeh' was
Yesterday presented 20 the Surrogate by its provs
ion, the woman who had children, leaves all her
real estate and personal property to the rev f"Irl'A
Cody. OF 81 James's Church. Newark, ana inc rev
Martin Gessner Of Il. Patrcks Eli2abeih inc mtCr
E. made the executor in the will Father tcsshcr HoW-
ever declined To serve and an application nnst 10
made 10 Ire Orphans Court for the appointment Oh MI
administrator.
The horse and carriage of Miss G. :. whitney. prin
cipaI of the sixth Ward Public school was SlOlen OH
Monday night from in front OF her nome Ill h'h"d9'
While She was getting ready for drive.
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NEWARK.

The trial Of Alfred Parlics for the murder OF ms WIG
on November II was begun in the courts yesterday
parks, and his wife were drinking beer in their ROOM
No 81 south Sixth-st and quarrelled, when ParRcs
struck the woman on the head with hammer crush
ing her skull \ statement by larkeS TO the ioIicc
Insticc was mt i'm evidence In his statement Parhc
ad no struck his with his fist after she had cut
him on the hand with table knife
An outbreak Of scarlet fever In the City Home at
Verona is reported by superintendent Harrison OF the
home Their. are now forty seven cases In the nome
and one death has occurred. The superintendent says
the home is OveTcrOwdcd
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOXINS.
LONG ISLAND.

ONE OF THE HIGHWAYMEN CAUGHT
Jacob J. Luchsinger, who was assaulted. stabbed
and robbed by two highwaymen on Monday night
at East w-Yorkave and NoStrand ave, Flatbush,
l.. l., had somewhat recovered yesterday, ard was
taken from the hospital to bis home in Clarkson-st
lie sd that his assailants were apparently lying In
wait for him. and kept Themselves hid behind largs
tree till he passed when he struck down. During
the struggle he getting the best OF one OF the
Italians, he said, When the Italian called out FEM
more 10 his companion. The police have had deal
ings with al Italian named Fenmore several times
O1ncers William Whalen and John Stack arrested MN
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon. ON orders from
Police Captain Keiser and he is held on suspicion.
Ihe police looking for the other Italians
Kenmore was arrested year ago for assault on com
plant Of Frank Leonard and held for the Grand Jury
Last November he arrested for attempting To Kill
Antonio TreZza brother OF Nicola IIezIl, the muir
dcIer, uadcr Of death at sing sing Prison
Edward Deuel. Luc,ir RS employer. found his bank
book, torn into shred, and his watch chain yesterday
morling where the atrusge took place.
FLATBUSII-The Wildwood Club Of Flatbush has
acquired the property consisting Of over roo feet Of
lard directly In front OF the clubhouse and extending
70 Ilatbush-ave. The price paid is 50 coo
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TRivFr IN THE TUNNEL DELAYED.

vexatious d lay In travel 10 the city was caused
by an accident In the yard north OF the Grand Central
station about n. m. yesterday. one OF the locomo-
tves in switching trains in the yard of the
track at "a switch near Fifteth st. and bumped along
ON the Ties a short distance. tearing up the rail,
and breaking tn, switch. IL stopped in such place
as TO block all incoming trains, some of which
were held In the tunnel for over hour. Travellers
from NewHayen and from stations on the Harlem
the cars and climbed out Of the tupnel. wAish was
1Hl with smoke 0utgotus trains were not behaved.
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FW.BRTNSWICK

CITY Attorney Wcgel 10 whom had been referred
the charge Of cmbe7zemcnt made against eXCty Clcia
H. b. Cook. reported last night that Cook owe0 mo
city SO 2sS "a. The attorney was Instructed by inc
CITY Council 10 acGuant Cooks bOndsmen for the years
from 1855 to 1891 OF the declaration ana request te
to make good the shortage appear as dcichdahts
in a civil action which Will follow their refusal 70 paw
Cook WAS found short in 1-31 and made RESTITUTION,
Int he was retained in Office until another shortage was
discovered His bondSmen. II is understood, do not
propose to make good the dcfalcatol.
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pIAl\EIELD

At the Common Council meeting on Monday, Mayor
Alexander Gilbert made tie following appointments
of city officials: Cooperation Counsel Craig A. Marsh
Street Commiss Oner, Robert A. Meeker; Over,eer Of
Poor Andrew Vauderbeck. Board Of Fire Engineers,
Thaddeus O. Doaue, chief: james A. Martin. First
Assistant John W Murray. IT.. second Assistant Cty
Physician Dr. j. A. Ais. Members Of Board OF
Health. Dr. George W Endicott, Lemuel W. eerrell
and Henry 3. Newhall.
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ORANGE.

4 brilliant reception was given last evening ut the
clubhouse Of the Essex County Country Ciub, IN
Hutton Park. some 400 guests were present inclrd
ing a large number OF well known people from Newark
New York, MoIIiStOwn. Montcair, Bloomfield, sum
nit and the Oranges. The guests Were received by
PRESIDENT Henry T. Page Frederick Frelinghuysen, Of
NewaIN and oscar WilligerOd, Of East Orange.
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OGEECHEE.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
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Announcement.
HENRY 4. DANIELS, NJ. d.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
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Mrs Winslow'S Soothing Syrup Tor chii ol'Ii
,cothinc sofens the gums reduces inIammsuohh,
c,rc, wind cole and dlarhoea - cents oOtOlc'
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT John w Gambler and Byron
Weston Of Massachusetts and Hamilton Harris OF Albany
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