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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
GATHERED ABOUT TIE Town.

There were 3s7 dcauhs. 240 births and l04 mar
riages last week
Professor Joseph lie Coute. Of the University OF Gail
fornia will lecture before the Brooklyn Ethical A.
,cation u morrow evening at : 80 in TIC second
Unitarian Church. al Clinton and Conrrss sts., on
The Race Problem in the South The discussion
Will be opened by James A. rklltOI.
The Board Of Education Yesterday adopted resolu
lions in honor OF DR.. james Sweeney. member Of the
Board who died THURSDAY lie served from l-51
until hi, DEATH having been reapponed in 1880. lie
was fifty i've years old.
Mayor Body aid Yesterday that the city cOnld give
a perfect title 10 tie East side Park lands which have
been sold.
An order has been granted by Judge Pratt in the
Supreme Court to show cause why the last election
of officers in the Chapter General Of America. knight
ot 81 John and Malta. should not be declared legal
and void and q new election be held. The last cleo
ton was at Buffalo september .. and II Is said
that some OF the officers elected are not qualified 10
serve There will be a hcarn. on Tuesday.
John : White will speak 10 young men on Physical
Training and Morals at the Church OF the Divine
Paternity Flfth-avc. and Forty fifth st.. On sunday
evening
SUNDAY services will be held at the BOwery branch,
y NJ G. A. a. follows Bible cla,.. It. NJ; Gospel
meeting p. M; evening meeting. y. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
Jersey CITY.

The Republican. held their primari", f'r 'h" c'i'
and Aderuanic conventions GA Thug dag night There
wa, no contc-tus faction. and but one Ticket Doc
each precinct wa pIr-eut.d. Nouc Of the dcl'-tr-
10 the city entiou are pledged 10 supp ri ana
candidate ar Mayor. II j, the general belief That The i"
publican parry In Jersey Cty neycrhad suchancNce"nt
chance t. elect "a MAYOR %, o. wiz have this spring
The convention Will take place early in March Am'n-
tho name, that la, been suggested ~ 'hhddat'' ar
those Of Colonel T. r. W1u-cr simon II. smith. 'rnr;'
f. Perkins. Colonel John j. IOnry and ~ MAJ or
Gilbert Collins.
i man named Ecircr who Is cmplp 81 49, a diver
on a brewery wagon. found an uurpn-cou" man h
fine middle 81 a lonely road AZ Union I'LL 80 q. h
on February II. Icrcrr perceived that the Iuin nan
been injured and hc Informed The auihorire WA" cared
for the sufferer over night. and tIcn took hlm to Inc
aln,h pital AT snake liill III" ntA' diV me
mn known man never became con.' nu~, ana Nc-tciHN
ne died County Ph, -clan Converse examined nun
and found that his -kull had been fractured. li'
ordered an Inquest when the unknown man Wa
f,uud he had three suit, of cl1ts. such "a driver,
~ brewery grain wagon usually wear. \ piece of
uapcr found on the man had "Jlcoh" plainly WiE"n
On IT, and the second name partly erased. but
Gem. 10 have been Wies. The loud man wa about
thirty five year. old. and Ave feet seven ana hall
inches in height
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SHIPPING NJ Us.


PORT OF NEWYOKK. -........... FRIDAY FEB. 10 1882
ARRIVED
steamer Britannia ,Brl smith, liverpool Feb 10 with mise
passengers Maitland ker}ey. Arrived at the Bar Al
steamer Winchester lgr wgog London via psrimoatl,
ballast 10 simpson, SpenceN Young Anchored az sandy
Hook, Tor orders ordered 10 Phi;.ielphia -,.,
SeamGr PomeramiHn brl; nsifs "lasgo" f'o = WIN
STEAMER Spaarndam pich) BoHir Rotterdam via Bonogn'
wed a At n the .i at az. :5S NJ '''
steamer Tudor Prince tBr) Wenke Mediterranean ports
via Gibraltar Jan - m,e Phelps
al . fS m" Wsa Br woohon,e M,crrancon ports Via
Gibraltar Feb with mdse ana passengers 10 Henderson Bros
steamer santiago Pierce. Ccnlirgos and - Jago Mas
days with mI.c and passengers TO James Ward co
steamer City Of Br,aingha9 Burg savannah with mlso
Richmond Jennry. West Point Va with mse and
steamer w anoKc Boaz Richmond. city and MORT ok
win ni'e am, ransrms'S !" w" iinnloh - -" tuc
steamer Pennsylvania Thomas. Philadelphia with
steamer d'znrna Hughes Halifax.
steamer city Of fclburg. Bibbcr. Fall River.
SUNSET Wind at SANDY Hook, light L, cloudy
AtCty Islsnd-!ight. Ne; cloudy.
CLEARED.
steamer Rohcfcd (Brl. Wnson Japan and China ports
steamer servia (Br,. Duon Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer HALEY (Br Salter Liverpool Rnsk & Icvons
Steamer Greystoke VB. Robinson. Peter Wrglh&
steamer rrocda cGer Fcudt Falmouth tor orcrs-Funch
steamer Devonia lBr Boothby Glasgow Bros
steamer Marcca OBJ. Tate simpson Young
Steamer Snevia (tier Bauer Hamburg 4 Cortis
steamer Crane rl Grant. Hamburg Simpson. spence d
Young.
steamer OLDHAM (DtclD. DakKer. Rotterdam Fumch Edge
steamer "A Gascogne FRI Santclli Havre-N Forget
steamer Iisbonensc tr) Trc5arilen. Para.
steamer Oranlc Nassau (Dtc Wander Est. Haytcn ports
&c kunliTdt q co.
Steamer Valencia. Miller, IaguayIa, Porto CahrllO
B0ulion Bliss 4 Dallrt
steamer NcwYork city OBI Taylor 81 Johns PR. &c
NY a pr - Go.
steamer Dnnmorc (Br Campbell. Carlrnas IL Winchcs.
ter n co.
steamer Geo punoil Nor) Iampc. Baracoa- II Dumois.
steamer no Hrande tOnnor Brunswick Ga and Fernando.
M e II Mallory Il Cc
Cherokee
WIN l. clyde a Co.
steamer Nacoochec. Smith. Savannah-R l. Walker.
steamer w Bruno. Lewis. Baltimore III { Fostor
Steamer Wcinar GER Meier, Baltimore OrIiCls
ship Avoca (Br. Hatch Calcutta Vernon II Brown a co
ShipJ smith lBr). 1nglcy London Funch Edge 4 CO.
BARK Salnal, small sydney, NSW-ArnOld Chcucy
SAILED.
Steamers rocida for Hamburg: Gemra Rotterdam Rec
cnlan AntwerH Nanyck Rio Janeiro AlVo Prince.
Camellia, Sagua. New York city l.,
annal Cherokee Charlcson lilo Graude Fernandina; Wei
mar, Baltimore "
me MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Feb lS-sailed steamer Nonadc OBJ. COrke
Tor New York. '' ~N''''
LONDON Feb l0-Sailed steamer Garlenia (r Rutherford
for New.NUrk. ~ ''''''
GKAvksEND Feb ls-saicd steamer Canada (Br) Hadley
for New York. N' '''
AMSTERDAM, Feb l7-saed steamer Diam Ditch, ponson
for New.York '' "'o"'
ST THOMAS. Feb la-Saed, steamer Capulet (Br) Rail.
rom Rio Janeiro. &C. hence for New. York w." N-"'
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THE HOMICIDE IT TIRRITOUN.

~ ASH ETIoH THAT nNNNoN WAS KILLED
WHILE srEUGGLIN. TO HIS FEET.
Justice Daniel Armstrong had 1T the examination
II ,ef Of Police frederick G.. lacictt for o'clock
last night iu Nj, Office AZ North Tarrytown. but an
adlo.rnm.ut wa secured until today AZ O'Clock to
allow coun-. an opportunity to royicw the evidence
submitted al the Inquest held Thursday By Coroner
,,,orr. H. sutton. william IL. H. Ely Appeared for
F. T. Lovatt who E., iIaclctt'S counsel aud asked for
the adIonrnmcnt which was readily granted.
The KILN. Of Jane, lannon by chief Of Police
Hnok,ti ON Wednesday evening AT the Democratic pr
mary +, lin the chief topic Of conversation in Intry
town and North 1arrytowH. The large crowd that
assembled hast night Vt Justice Armstrong; office IS 'v
dcn,c If the Interest that This fatal ARRAY has a~akcncd
The verdict brought I'm by the coroncrs jury did Not
cover the point. over which there j. much discussion
Al present.. namely. whether the shooting done In
..lf defence. Justice Armstrong will act simply he -
committing magistrate In the examination this after
noon and viii order Iaclett be held to await tho
action Of hc Grand Jury II. Ia his judgment. the evil
,rncc warrant, such action. Even If the prisoner
should not De rrnanded to stand trial. the people may
appeal to the Grand Jury nj the next term of court
Tier, had been lll-wlll existing between the
for ,onc Time, and n nephew Of lannon's named Roy
mold. avs that the shooting uncallcd for and moth
achc;t, club TO De The head Of the dead man.
which would 20 80 show that the chief handy with
his ,uh Ilanuon'- friend, t.cr assert that after lie
had been knocard down by IA" chief Officer kilror
l.n to watch him. while the chief used his club on
others Of the crowd, but turning around. IIachett
aim fired hi- revolver, the bullet striking Harmon
80 tic left breast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
BALL cr The lINcoIy PIONEER CORPS.

The ballroom Of Central Tum Vorcln Hall in las.
SiAtyscvontht last nisht with drc~,c, OF
and the snowy uniform. thc members Of the
Lincoln Pioneer Corp, of the With Assembly District
10 annual reception 81 the CORPS and in spite
unpleasant weather 1000 people were thor,
and VS. a great succc,,. David Glossy presented
silk nag the ccrps, and Mis- Carrie Van Colt
daughter If Whitfield Van Colt. the president, gave
guide ia
Among those present were Cornelius Van Colt. Lis.
renatd stewart Alfred H. CCnklng. Nj. and Mrs John
d. Iaws son Mr.. and Mrs g.. Van Colt, Francis v King
George Gregory, J. McKcever William Morgan, W s. c.
Hamilton. william Buch, Richard Bdusc, t. L. Never
T.. Il. Gibbons. ). Percy Fisher. j. McGinns Reynolds
1ilbbon, and J. J. Ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
low PRICES FOR OLD PAINTINGS.

Eightvone oil paintings owned By Fred. Paullg Grun.
Icir Sc.a Germany and attributed to old masters u the
Dutch aud italian schools were sold last evening
Amer galleries. The prices realized were low
The doubtful authenticity OF the pictures having de;er
rent the bidding The best price of the evening
vas paid Canal Scene. Venice" attributed to An.
tonic CInolctto. SO PORTRAIT u Man.. Cornelius
Jsn,s,n- Van Crlru At rll5 Portrait Of Boy" Frans
Porlus al $50. aud Portrait Of AN OH Man" Jan
Iurtns, 1928. brought the next highest Prize Only
others brought 800. They Susaniah the Bath
Allesandro Ndloar, and landscape by Jan Van Gayev
"Illsh, and the Stunamtc by Cuyp and supposed to be
genuine went for sG7 The total osount Of the even.
Ing's ~lo wa, e ,3i7 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
ORA\lIE.
ORANGE
Az ELECTRIC CAR CRASHES INT0 COAOu.

Az ELECTRIC CAR CRASHES INTO 'oA H.
4 serious electrician accident occuri'u III '"
oronre late on Thursday night y largely ".''n'''
meeting Of the Contemporary Club had been '''' d,
.h homo of ThoulaS A. Edison. in Ilcwclyn IHrh' III"
little before II O'Clock the guests started LOT .'
homes Among the carriages was a co''h ""''u ~
Mr. James Eiruey, Of south orange ana UNIV
Michael Mansfield. Inside the coacI were Jane, ~
Norey the township counsel of South orange an -
pfuorct - Ncv-York banker and broker ana ''l'
wivc,. When the coach was driven ont oil inc pam
tbc driver met an electrician going nof'h auo '"''
r,pidly The 'or-es boltd across the ti''A' VI"
in front Of car 80. -. that was gong S'u.' "''
the driver had not seen. The car struck INC ''i' ''
n,,,d :, AGAINST the approaching car on ti' o,"'r
track The cntN side Of the coaGl wa, liz ,I.
,miv II. II rut of with Il knife The top VA cru ~, -
."d ,bn rIinuing gear completely d'ilpII>ntd' ,
Srircr v,a, hurled 10 Tie ground ana hadN cav .,t
It,ild Mr. Hlllduc-t Ind bad cut on t" WIZ .'.
,nn,hcr ovcr the eve aui wa hadN shif'n Wy ''
bT,t.ad. Mr. Morcy ESCAPED with a n'Ilp.' o' 'y i
tu.lons and bruises. NctI'r "' ''c "''"-'
iured beyond some slight bruises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

CpITTCISIN(, TIE WATER - PPL>'
A report was submitted to the Holn Ut ""in' go
tic ,oeotir Yesterday by Mcssrs. Fcley ana Ja'"O1'
On. ENGINEERS employcd By the Board last NOVcihpc'
IN examinc the work on the plant for inc He" wiz
eunplv in course Of erection 10y the East Jersey "'
Companv The report says that the CONTRACT rc'n''0
r,cnts have not been fulfilled. and that the amount ~
wafer available I'm a sea son Of prolonged d"uth "
not exceed % OOOO 900 gallons daily, whereas tle o"u
t,act calls for "A minimum daily supply Oh oVo'''''Y
Gallons when the works shall have been hhaliy ''"'
over Z, the city, The company has proViucu So
branches along the route Of the conduit for 'e "''
sion ~ the water 10 other purposes. IL "a'er i "
he furnished for these purposes, Tie engineers ~
,he margin between the capacity OF the present >. ~
and the volume OF water due 10 the city """u "
dangerously small The dams at OAK hidsc anu nm
80, have been substantially built, but defects %'u
ue,kn,s,es are noticed and parts OF tle Work Wv ~,
comnIv with thN contract. Serious Itahe,s IItt
curt,i I'm both dams at different points, ahd Ar
tc observation OF the engineers. \ copy Oh w &
u, onf m Inc Fast Jersey Water Company n Win
- ga have been completed and the water 'uruu" .n
,nforc March l. but il i Epw not piHplpiu r NV
now supply will he turned on before inc S"'"-'
The Rev. James r. Poels. rector OF inc n'"',
Catholic Church OF our Lady of Mount ''rI'cl'
Roontou has been appointed rector OF - '"nn b
church 10 succeed the late Rev. Louis "onoE''e'
who died recently Bishop Wggcr has not YET dcc"c'
uho 10 apuout 10 the vacancy created IN inc I"oH""
parish. Father Pools j. forty -hVc years or''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
.xvpp.s WEE PUT HER MONEY IL BED.

ha,Lc,,s wife los. some money yesterday morning.
which she had put under the sheets OF her pea lor sa
kserins Mr- George NJ. Rollins. whose husband i
banker at No. 10 Wall'st, hTeo "e" Na''
GIRL who went 10 her house No 1874 Csrost Yesterday
..,,o n, q o'clock Her is Mary Tlshe All
hour after her arrival Mn. Rollins sent her 10 her o
chamber TO shake Up the bed and place the sheets IN W
window 10 air. After the work was dohc MIS-. num-"
remembered that had placed sl70 under the she'S INV
niht before when she went bed, 70 assure s'l'
kcepinr She hastened her room but none OF th' Oh"
were To he seen. The girl denied seeing the i"h y.
money and Ms Rollins came to the conclusion OhN' i"
must have been shaken out Of the window from the sh't
WI, questioned by Detective Rorke, the Girl, Mary
ebe protested her innocence volubly But hei manner
aroused the suspicious OF the detective, ana he s'S'
among her effects Carefully concealed IN INC Wv %
shoe in her room was found the roll OK oils' ana MIS-
puns belief thu: the money had taken the wings Of inc
wind was rudely dspeed. The GIL was placed unuer
arrest and will be arragned before Police Justice IsAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
LOOP TERMINUS FOR THE BRIDGE.


ME-. U0wELL's PLANS TO BE PUT or EXHIBITION
THE COST ABOUT TEN MILLION DoLLNhS'
The plans proposed for Bridge loop terminals ny
Vice President Howell will be put on eNhpi'ion !" ''o
Real Estate Exchange Monday 1here are io''
plans for the brooklyn station. All Pro'"o i''
ulaciug Il on the north side of Myru""Ne.' po
tween Washington aud Jay sts but they make diIero'
ARRANGEMENTS for the railroad lines OF the oop III WV
plans they run in Washington and Pearl stS'' ''u III
the other, In Jay and Adams SIS. Inc Nc" io''
tcrmni,, hos single plan for Il loop Win the a'"'o
facing Park Row, and the loop extending from fI"iN
fort-,t 10 Duancst. The plans for the s'ooh oui''
ing, provide for those to be used exclusively i'' id
road purposes and also for those uniting railroad anu
business purposes.
The cost Of the property for the various pianT )
estimated a, follows Fir,t Brooklyn pan htluu'"7
real estate 10 be purchased and railroad extension ls
nroperv 10 be re>old - SO 900: second pla s4'o'i
600. third plan $3.50, 800; fourth plan. S4,A"7ooo
For ew-York terminal $1,04j0OO. 1hS Is an "P
nroximote estimate of the cost Of station buld'hs
For BROOKLYN tcrninal-Eulldng for railway use ohy'
500 900: same for railway and commercial use f"oo
600 For New-York terminal-Raroad building @o, SOW
600. railroad and commercial DulldlhS c'ou,o'O G.,
totaI co.t would moi be far from SlOoOoVro anu -
thOught that the receipts from the conhleIo,di
rnuld exceed 10 per cent of the cost, 50 lnal u
mar cent bonds were issued the bonds could re rcurN
afnen years The SAVING In the cost OF OpeIhunr ~
railroad BY the loop over the caDic - stc" ~
~ 90 600 a wear in Mr.. HOw"llS Ne" ne put iI"a11
provide for three railroad crTulC> az united r.
the Board Of Experts by Engineer LeVelch anu re
iectcd years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
WHAT IS GOING on TO DAY.

ONO Society annual dinner, Sherrys evening
Annual dinner OF College Of the Cl'y OF Ne"-i''
Alumni Dcluonlco's. 6 80 p. m.
Iopos 6 BI,lne Club XXIId Assembly District, WOOL
cy~ Pavilion, p. IN. = M
Funeral Of d. D. Withers. ST. Marks Church. o'So
H.
wheaton club. Fifth Avenue Hotel noon
Alha Delta Phi club smoking concert, evening.
B-ootlvn Ches, club reception No. POI Montague'sa'
Brooklyn. y NJ. . .,,
Standardization Literary Society, No. "a nndison'
ave. 80 p. 90,
Ih,atiicals % Manhattan Athletic Club Ihearc' o'i
D. I'll. ,
Montauk club ladies' reception, Brooklyn evening
cd Eeriment promenade concert, ArEory, p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
ELLrTLC SHOCK ALIERS THE BLOOD.

An interesting and tive paper was read by Dr.
lakewood A. the meeting OF the McrO-copca Society,
lat night upon Of electric shock on the blood
corpusces IL demonstrated ~ specimens OF hc blood
OF Knmler after lac killed by electricity that the
cOrpusccs Of his blood became distorted ana fractured
and reduced at least Onctrd In sze. This the speaker
SAID proved conciusivcly that death in kemnlers case
was instantaneous IL remarkable fact, however
that cOrpusces lost OF their brhaney under
the electrical influence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
THEY poURED OIL on THE Troubled WATERS.

The steamship Asatia, OF tho Anchor Line, winch ar
rived here Yesterday Mediterranean reported that
on February 49, when south Of the Grand Bfnks she
encountered accompanied with tremendous
he hove To for twentyfour hours ana
oil was freely used upon troubled waters. Tho cap
reported that the oil had mot satisfactory effect upon
the 1t spreId out a thin film around the
steamer, and though she rolled and pitched heavily In tho
bag they did not comb and break over her The
storm southwest asl after IL over the
weather intensely cold that the vessel was covered
With ice. The captain describes 1t Is "rcsl Arctic
voothsrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
TO GRANT NO MORE LIQUOR LICENSES.

number ~ uouor shops in the city, resulted in po'uNe
action by the Excise Commissioners yesterday. lh'y
asscd minute which set forth in guarded ai9n'H' ''
the best interests Of the city would be snb'efNeo u'
further increase in the number Of liquor licenses nc maui
, ,or They also voted the best inercst' OF h'
CITY would be served not licensing more than TWO 'o
hnudings at the intersections OF streets TO oe MS" il"
uauor shops and licenses shall be- siau''u III 'VN
proximIty TO any church or school
1b, schllenaun the senior Excise Commissioner h'>
be4n in office since 1886 He that there were Vh''
-6s license. in force there are 1000 Ihr'' ''V
100 liquor shops in the ortyhve blocks OIL NNl"1'''''
from the Cry Hall 70 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
WASHINGTON CELEBRATION ~ 4 SCHOOL,.

Tho annual Washington celebration by the pupils OF the
Wokingm.ans School no. 100 West Fhty-iourthsi. va.
given evening. The large lecture hail Of Ia" school
was filled % its capacity by the parents and friends
Of the pupils. MlNimlian Gr0e-mann superintendent Of
the school. made Introductory remarks The first
part cntcItmcnt consisted OF Iccitatons songs
intended represent the changes which have
taken place since the days Of fudasn and scdou The
rats well taken. and showed the results Of careful
training. The second part Of the programme
.tereopcon exhibition Of from the life Of wash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
HOME NE US.
ppo,,IyrvT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

RREVOORT-Chorlcs T. Mayer president OF the bn,'''
more and Ohio Railroad Company. FIFTH A'hNOH
Ex-Governor Jane, J.. Campbell OF Vhlo' ,,'
,,,,., pn,rnev Wbvtc Of MARYLAND General william j.
s,y,u o. NcwJerscy Congressman John A. ouacAei'
bush ot Stillwser " Y. and Charles ~ Pulsoury' :"
NpnooroIis IlOLLAND-Senator Charles f. walker oil
Corning y. Y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '''".
r,lr d, Sev.Jer,ey MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Stat, F,ons Rice Canandaiqua. y. Y Park AVENUE -
JUDGE Alton 3D. Parker Of Kingston, n. y WlNDSoH-
General william Wells, Of Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20


Tho Rev IL. L. Eeinhaidt, pastor OF the new herman
rvaneelca Peoples Church, at ThrooPaVc ana Schto
st. is at ODDS with the trustees OF the church. Inc
church +, an Of the Hopkins Street If''pNV'"
Church A wear asO trouble in the Httef emu u
and the Rev MIR Eernhadt, who was ts pastor resigned
and formed the present congregation. Many OF the m'
hers Of the Iopknss church went with him. ana Flo"'"
WIS pcdqed by the with which the ne" church
was built a week ago the trustees decided uiit theY
were entitled to power than they hhd III Inc emu 3D.
and they communication 10 that cfcct 10 the I"s"
in which they he dictator N o. chuch
his salary would cease after February ~ on ""anr>
DAY Mr. Hcrnharit, after the receipt Of the let"r ca'a
meeting OF the congregation. When 1t was time Z" can
the meeting to order surprise was manifested when
it vas seen Henry Eau. president Of the Eo2u e."
Trustees had taken possession Of Mc chair a presiding
One Adam BrucEhau, menlc" Of the church
offered 20 pcd.e $4,000 additional To OF tn debt on
The church # the trustees would resign. The uuN"s Pc
fused and a Lively imminent when tlt police,
vim had zen stationed a the doors. int"rirfcd
secret session Of the CATION oi The chuIch Wa
held last night discuss IL j. sad the ou.tng ~ the
trustees who opposing the pastor ~ far as could
be learned proposition Of Nj BueckhauScr II pocr
$40 600 b. church II the trustees would resign was
greatly favored by the majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
ALONG THE SOUND.

rRIDGEPORT.-No Norman Thomas Ccoloreo)' ncla y"
tbc charge OF attempting to murder his vile at SUM
ford last December tried before Judge nan Ill ''
supcrior Court YESTERDAY on the day OF Tue in'
dcrous assault Thomas met his wife and asked ncr u
return to him. which she refused to 40 lh'' :" q"
od him that he drew pistol and fired five Shots ae
To- hnt .bo ran from him. Three OF the shols touN
gc i'm her neck but Fortunately did not prove ia.:a
Ttc iury after short dclibcrniOn. bIOuSN III Il W.
dict If cnjty and Judge Hall sentenced the prlsocr
fifteen wears in State prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

God To cure mankind. foretold emu ceu'o .na rho
~ o.,.r rho famine in Ohio two years ego, ana 'h'
o,, ono in Russia 1 have only TO Sslse my nsha "o
N couse the rain not fall on the city OF NOV In
famine shall come and the city shah burn. Iie 49,
do IL YOU venture N lay HAND On mo- ~, aim
w 49,, ,h n.o aid Law . hand on him and took MN
ho,or. Justice i.oa a. In his possession were io"r
dozen mail bottle, aid to contain cure TOT
which he was pcddllng. He committed fof
I, ION as 10 his sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
AECHBI SHOP CORRLGAN RETERNN.

Archbishop COfreln. accompanied bv his secretary.
Mons.enor Mcdonnell OuitCd home the steamer san.
tagO from Nassau, yesterday. The Archbishop IN the
best q health and spirits. lie hs visited Bermuda and
the Bahamas which form part Of his archdiocese
10 look after affairs he Catholic Church there
while in Nassau. the Archbishop was the Of Sir
Ambrose Shea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
SIZE WAS EoBpEp OF THE PROFIT or ADRIAN.

4 drelm came into court yesterday when DOM ''Nu"'
n Young colored wOman secured warrant iof th' W.
of two BOYS whom she said swindled hef oH' - =
She aid that her mother dreamed about insects ana III
her 70 a eolorcd to interpret the uioi'' luz
woman told her 10 play the numbers 20, - 80 Ia P''
and she would win She gave the boys ciH't cent" anu
they played the numbers in pocy''h"p ~ N'''S' '.
- .,c, aud V,n Il So They then ran away with
the money.