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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
CANAL BOAT OWNERS DEMAND REFORM.

About $50 cansboat owners. members Of the Canal and
Harbor Protective Association. last evening. in
Spouse a call issued Tuesday. at No. l01 Broad
washnstons old headquarters. The members Of the as
ISOLATION imbued with the idea active
must be taken at TO the passage OF
State Elevator BILL 1t declared that the present
charges for loading and unloading canaboa:s were
brilliant Besides providing for State elevators II was
decided that the canals should be speedily improved
recomnend ed by eN-State Engineer Seymour a legis
latyc committee. with Captain NJ. Dc Puy chairman.
was appointed with full 20 TO Albany and work
In the interests Of the csnalboat men. IL also de-
cided hold convention OF canaboat men In Albany
sone time February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
THE NEW POLYTECHNIC BUILDING.

The new building Il the Poytcchni Institute in Liy
lnrsonst here: Ofoe described In The Tribune" was Tor
msly thrown oIn inspection yesterday at reception
by DR. David IL Cochran, president and Mrs Cochran
Many persons passed through the building which Is for
the collegiate Of the school Dr. and Mrs. Coch an
received the guests In the library gift BY Utah D. Spcri
I'm memory Of his Anon; those present were Mayor
Eoody W. A. White, j. S. r. Suanahan. Judge Bartlett
General Christensen, T.. "A. Doy, John T. Martin, j. y
Moore General A. C. Barnes \. a. Hcaly d. II. Hough-
falling l. II. Cary. The reception committee consisted
Of Theodore j. Arms. Arthur w. Bcrresfoid, Herbert
Houohtou Dr. William r. Dudley Theodore L.. Frothn.
ham George Edward Ide Albert g. Jennings Charles A
Mcmahon c. Percy OConnor Thomas J.. Peters. Charles
r. Potts. w. Praegcr DR.. John d. Rushmore. Au.
eustus Trcadwc IT, Herbert ST. J. webb. Dewitt G.
Weld ir and George A. Wingate. \ dance given
last evening he spacious gymnasium in the basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
SOMETIMES II H4PPENS so.

From The Chicago Tribune.
What is the charge against this man ~ demanded
the police magistrate.
run i'm In on 'Spicion" said the policeman.
lie WIZ tryin' to sell fine gold watch at pawn
shop. and he wouldn't tell me how he got it,
DO you know anything about him ~
He's been hangin' round town for two or three
weeks. iIant got any visible means OF support
Il there anybody To claim the watchl'
Nobody. yr Honor
What's Your name. prisonerl'
g. John Jones'
sounds like an alias. Got anything to say for
YOURSELF ,..
:. one moment. your Honor spoke up police
court LAWYER who was holding a whispered confer
cncc with the prisoner :" III take his case We are
ready for trial.
Half an hour later John Jones was on his way to
the workhouse for visit Of thirty days. ana the
lawyer had the watch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
MS "p,-LIn WAS WORTH sl2 500

Tho contract icmoysl Of garbage for the nA' h'e
years awarded yesterday by City WoThs ton"'l'e'
Adams and Health Commissioner Grnin 70 Barty fI''h
the lowest bidder whose proposal aggregated 100000 or
The entire pcriod lie Undcrbd Henry Bel an The present
contractor by $50 900 His bond-ncn are james Mnphy
and W. J. Bennett French Is brother Of Police 'ipiilh
French OF the Seventeenth Precinct and Of supervisor
r,o,ch ~ the Twenty.fourth Ward. The amount 49,
apart or purpose for the coming year Is T''Vo ana
the contractor 900 for the first year Corporation
Counsel jerks furnished opinion Yesterday = IT," eht
that the two had the power TO a"ari ue
contract in corsdcrqCn u the fac that the natter con
cerncd pubic health
The contract for removing ORAL and ccad animals was
awarded Yesterday IN Wisel az 500 900, although
Edward Wilson bid just half that amount ana John Hfi9iN
bid 40 500 WISE" i, the present condc'r. and has
rOwcliul political pull"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.

pATERSON.-A third attempt was made early
Yesterday to burn the house OF Eugene stanb. silk
muller saturated with some kind of innammabe fluid
vos placed between the window and the shutters.
II Is believed that the frcbugs frightened away
before they could set the material fire. Three
attempts have been made within two weeks to burn
The honse. staub is secretary Of the Ileiveta silk
Company.
HACKENsACK The Jury in the case. OF Marco
Herald ON Thursday brought In "a verdict OF guilty
,S charged m the Indictment. llerod indicted
for an atroclous assault on Henry shafer several
wcekS ago Ten DAYS after the assault Shafcr died
and il va, alleged that his death indirectly due
10 The beating he received from IIcrold.
PLAINFIELD.- Wtleman, eighteen years old
died Yesterday I'm PlinHcd from consumption which
f. AID to have been caused by excessive cigarette
smoking Wtlcman was IA young man Of excellent
pro snects and poI-ular. some time ago, when
poyed by the Telephone Company. he met an accident
w.licn resulted In the loss OF hald After his re.
no smoked incessanty 10 pass away the tlns Germs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Dr. II. f. Schmid' VIC .',o,,o
OF the Lyceum, has invited the women VI .'D Of
to assemble in the Lyceum room on the "i no,d,np
OF fair the proceeds OF which Will be useu hoo,s Tor
the debt OF tie Lyccum and purchase lie" oo''
the library. . three
MOUNT vERNON.-Thomas OBren: twenty t her
years old in the employ OF Charles WeDer, mo track
al West Mount Vernon. while driving acrV vrS.rday
~ tho Harlem Railroad at Palms CROSSING 49, Tas
was struck By a norhbound train. me mo- n,prien
killed and the wagon was cOmpet;ly wiccn' 20 the
who seriously hurt internally, was "' "
Mount Vernon Hospital. . a., \.
IRvINGTON.-The Irvington station on tne ,rriacs
the Hudson River Railroad was entered w stole
an Thursday night and robbed The roDDers s., IN
nil the loose change from the cash drawer, anu .p
propriated large number OF tickets. iha eew was
tninlng a large amount Of the companvs iiouen, nc
unmolested, and it is therefore suiInieed on''' "'
work,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

william Sellers, fifteen years 3D. Of No. 437 Mon
roest OF +. 7. Sellers has been missing from his
homo since Wednesday at l p m, when he started
for Grammar School NO As. at Throop and Putnam
ayes. None of his schoolmaes Is missing and they
know nothing Of him. lie knee bIceches, dark
overcoat and gray corduroy cap when last seem and
had his schoolbooks with him. lie is slightly lame
in tho left foot
The funeral o. cxMayor Francis b. stryker will be
held at p. m. Monday at No. go jays The
Rev. George Adams, Of the sands street Methodist
Episcopal Church. will oficatc AN Old Fr.end'
writes to The Tribune that Mr. stryker after his first
vote, "old-lnc whig,' afterward becoming n
Republican, and remaining 10 the time of his death
delay Of twenty minutes occurred the Bridge
yesterday in the running Of trains, the cable slipped
on the winding drum, and the machinery had u be
stopped until 1t could be put on again. Meanwhile
great crowd gathered on the outgoing platform and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

town with mdse and passengers to Peter Wight Soma
Arrived at The Bar 2, SSS pm vorro,,, Ian in bal
,s sa@fr a y 0 snmnsr az Co Arf1 at the Bar
sT"S S To J James rke e. Arrived al Bar
I'm ,,r.,t, ,pr, Craig Glasgow Jan .. vita nA.s
and 10 henderson Bros, the Bar ?lS
Steamer Rotherted CBr Watson. Liverpool via Delaware
Brcakwaer. in ballast 10 master s,,,, n.. ., sr,a,r
Land So in ballast TO m ster c.,.u..,a
Curacao with nise and Bouton Bisr pNo
g,Hs s at !qS Sa' cono pan carmona
Havona with and passengers TO Cebalios d Co. A.
sre,ms p Niers BroSn with mdss to JOhnT
Steamer iuyandotts Walker Newport News and Norfolk
with nldse and passengers TO OH Dominion IS g ..
steamer Manhattan. Bragg Portland WIN mass An' p''
ship cashier Russ Larsen stockholm IS days with no."
ship Avoca BIZ Hatch. Barbados 70 days IN oAh''
Vernon II Brown a Co. .
SUNSET-Wind at Sandy Hook moderate, Nv" eioun'
Al City Island-iresh. y; cloudy
CLEARED.
Steamer Umbria OBJ Mckay, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer st Enoch Br ogvie. Liverpool-chA' Sumner
steamer pevonia lBr) Boohby GlasgowHend:rsou BIoa
steamer Heks dam, Thomson. stettin' Copepn's'''
Steamer italia GER stcttin Copenhagen Az
S,,,mrr Maa.am (Dtch Potter Rotterdam-funch Ed'
steamer Encrgie GER FOrtmann, Geestemunde-'''''
steamer paal Br) Davies Flushing r ITM
steamer la ourgOgnc Fri. Lebo"I haNtr ephslua
Steamer Plata GER Crrip Mediterranean po'''-f''
Bros x co. para 6c-snipton
steamer Banes Norl Tronstad Gihars- Dunos nd Fer.
steamer state Of Texas Williams, Brhnswl'h' ia NV
nandina- G II Mallory 4 Co. -. Gao 3 yzrrek
shin Wilhelm GER Wilmssen Perth Amooy-"eo '
mann.
steamers Canada for London Ashfed Rotterdam EisS
and Conemaugh, for Antwerp Tallahassee sA'"HNA'
Thompson. Mobile.
Also Sailed-VIs Long Island Soubo-
Steamer Gen Whitney. for Boston. .,s
InE MOVEMENT OF SIEAMrN''
FOREIGN PORTS. .
LIVERPOOL Jan lj-Arrved steamer Chancer 'br' AA'"
UVErSsrowN Jan l5-Arrived steamer Grafton lbr' SUI
tau from New. York. .... y.s,,,uron (Brh
Jenkins from New. York. ,,- 10, vo,,, IA
LONDON Jan I5-saied. Procida Ger. fena' ""
New York - nj. ,,,..> o,,r,,, frou
New Nor on her To Hamburg IA
l5-Passc steamers Italy kBrl Gondie aps
Rnnir 1Brl Thompson from New York for Liverpool "a,
IRR.trAR Jan 5-Passsd steamer strathleven tBt -"
mack from Japan and China port on her way TO
GENOA i4Arrived, steamer Fulda (Ger Thalehho'"
from New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
LONG ISLAND.

CAPTAIN wOODRICK GETS a plNoh'h.
The jury in the WoOdiick divorce case oroue"e !" -
sealed verdict yesterday In the Long isiand ivy
rrdce Dvckmon nresding They found thai Captain
Voodric il entitled 10 absolute divorce from his WIG
Mrs Woodrck charged her husband with cruelty anu
inhman treatment and askcd for legal separation anu
amony. Captain Woodrick made charges aSil'3Y ~. ,a
,vife OF with Alexander phillips Inc lattc
il Young lad who employed by the Wooarlckta at
.rhe co main said that while he away on a sea
voyage Young Philips alienetcd his wiio'S afcctiGS
and took his place In the house. On Inc hfst uiai
the jury disagreed.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Queens County kepuo-
Icon Central Committee held its annual meeting for
tho election OF officers Long Island City on Thursday
The following we're elected, chairman. rIe" TIE
storms OF Flushing; secretary, John IL Prau, ; ,ew
town treasurer Leonard ". Clark, North Hampstead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Nsu.York jewellers Association "ords air mec'hh
Real Estate Exchange, y. m.
soc,etv Of vernonrrs annual dinner. No ia Mon
tacuc-st.. Brooklyn, evening
yyho,,on club Fifth Avenue Hotel. L. 80 p. m.
St Marys Academy Aluu.nae Association shcffy =
/ 80 y.
Iotos club meeting evening.
re,orn club annual dinner, Sherry's evening.
woman's Legal Education Society annual meeting NO
81 Irving Place. r. m. 49, -
Janitors' Association OF Pubic SCHOOLS "c'''
Assembly Rooms, y. m.
prookIyn Ches, cub 40 FOL Montaguc-st p m
French Branch Young Mems Christian Association
anniversary. IT,.
Music club reception. Metropolitan Opera House
Assembly Rooms, = ,. NJ
hundred IN .f,urth.st. and Boulevard. 80 y. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
UOROKEN
Nc Az EInpING COI'pLE

CATCHING AN ELOPING COUPLE.
Recorder McDonough had before HIN yesterday
Mrs Melno Jclcnk0, of No. 66 East Ninety -throS''
New York and Charles Fcnkcl. Gustav Jeeiko' an
uncle of The woman told the Recorder that she had
deserted her husband and had Ned with Fcnkel 10
Naegci's Hotel In IIudson-st Mrs Jclenho denied
that she and Fcnkc went away together. hut admitted
that she followed the man. While these proceedings
were taking place in the court room inc ihjucu
husband entered His wife screamed and then went into
The Kcroluer's private room. she ana hcr hu,Dthu
had an interview which was brief, but during wh' u
sho plradDd lizard to be taken back by hlin lie re-
used and with his wife's unco left the cour room
ria. woman and Fcnke held In bonds FOR the
Grand Jury Mrs. Jelenko Is but twcnty-on years
old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
HE STOLE BOOKS TO STUDY THEOLOGY.

A Young man named Freeman liarr!ott, who has been
o.,onsihlv STUDYING for the ministry, apparently hao
..r,ckcd Bible With word "not' left out 81 the
commandment against stealing for he was arafhd IN U'
Cats Avenue Police Court Yesterday . answer 70 .
h,rre q, the theft Of some volumes from the Pldt
Institute Free Library. The books were found ranged q"
shelves IN his room At No. 81 DeKalbav" lie l. ih'
IN Of res ncctable and religious parents but they dd nov
have the means send him to COLLEGE Instead OF gong
90 ,,o-r ~ earn money TO buy books began to purn
them from the free library. 70 which he had access lie
wore a clerical garb and had the air Of a student.
His custom IN ask for several books ana theh re-
rn all save one which ne concealed In his clothing ana
carried away There was no suspicion OF him when tn"
volumes were missed until detective called H. VINO
while pretending 10 read. saw Harrott conceal BOOK
under his ovcrcoat. visit 70 his room disclosed te
,a. that he had accumulated considerable library The
,,,ortv ~ the hooks were upon religious topics. Tho
prisoncr was committed Raymond Street jail Tor oN
animation on wednesday next lie is twenty-five years
old and has been doing missionary work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
HIGHEST of all in Lcavenine Power --latest u Govt Report
R&@x!A|:'!:!! R Bsxa:'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

some people slightly injured III INC "i' ~
.,a, ~ ou, =, tbcir rov when the cars started.
Park President Brewer does not iaVor 'ic ,"o. y.
;, por,, commissioners as HE says the work OF pur-
hinp sites for small parks and laying them out re
onrc, attention, In addition to the regular duties OF
the Office.
There were 4o4 deaths last week, 1O3 more tnah
In tbe corresponding week of last year and 10 less
tran in 1880. Pneumonia caused lo"' consunhp'ion
10 bronchitis 80. dphtheria "A. influenza w. lhc'o
were 40 births reported. and 13' marriages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
HE SAYS THE POLICEMEN WEE BRUTAL.

Robert Mclaughlin twenty years old. Of No 3i2 Fas.
Thrty-eighth.st. charged In the Yorkylle Police
Court Yesterday with asssutng John ]. Connolly, q
policeman. Of Thrty.nfthst squad. The policeman
said the young had struck him when he had
placed Under arrest but McAughns was terri.
bv bruised. and declared that the policeman
merciiuy beaten him without cause lie sad thot he
dragged the police station where he
into cell. Aerward he said. under the prc,cncc Of
searching him. Roundsman Moran struck him heavily In
the stomach and him unconscious while later he
subjected other brutal treatment The Justice
hearing both sides OF the discharged Mclaughlin who
saws he will make = complaint before the Police Com.
uiAslanesa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
SUING TIE ESTATE OF FArmER FRAXsIoLL

John j. Prendcrgast, Of Clinton and Warren ss i
suing the estate OF the late Rev. Joseph Fsnsol pastor
OF 81. Peters Roman Catholic Church, who died In
OCTOBER 1890 recover a. 800 for medical services
rendered priest for five In month he paid
him ninety y bill for eSl funeral expenses l.,
a-o unpaid Father FTsnsioi was al extremely chari-
man. and he LEFT estate Of only 5000 the greater
part It, consisting OF notes given him by his brother
G. FraIso who is the le21tce under the viii OF the
dead man. lie sets up the defence In the SUIT OF Dr.
that IL is the custom Of physicians TO attend
priests and charge for professional services and
Father Fransoli paid DR.. Prcndcreasts rent for
pew the church from February 1896 TO February 1889
the payment accepted ful equivalent for the
medic al services rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOlELS'

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HUI EIo.
AsTok-senator John II. Mitchell, OF oregon sen.
,tor John w Daniel OF Virginia and l. v fo"uer!, oi
San,oo penn BUCKINGHAM-Edwar j. PhelIr,
:, vo,rno,. and Mrs william Wndom, OF Washington
u G. FIFTH AvENUE-Ex-Governor ft1hugh Lee OF
virginia Archbishop John Ireland. OF Minnesota anu eN'
senator Henry W. Blair and A. W. Sulo"ay' OF Nc".
Irons,i,. UOLLAND-Ex.senator D. NJ. Sabln, Of
,,'poo,a urKKAY UIII,-lrcsdent Timothy Dwight,
n, Val. COLLEGE and Bishop J. l.. Spaldinf OF PEORIA
III NETWORK Senator John b. Gordon oil "eore''
Elisha GRAY, Of Chicago ana Mar
tin A. Knapp OF the Interstate Commerce 0onmis''oh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
TO NAVE DINNER AT TIE MONTATK CLrB.

result Of tho progressive movement in tile Brooklyn
Yacht Club is the decision to hold the next annual
dinner AT the Montauk Club. Hitherto these gather
ncs have been held at Slwcrs Hotel. near the club
hoa,e ard while the members hive had Jolly times,
the surroundings not exactly those 10 be had In
cIub like tho Montauk. The dinner Will be on January
~ and Will be the occasion OF special rejoicing the
club 1, In prosperous condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
"SILVFRp FLINT DEAD.

Chicago Jan. I5-"siver" Flint. the veteran baseball
catcher familiar to tho boys OF nve years
AGO did a. his home night He had been con-
And 10 hi, bed since November l. Frank Sylvester
Flint was born in Philadelphia August 3, 1850. His
parents moved Louis and before he was nineteen
he was playing professional ball. As ball player he
earned about Ooo ihc policy be pursued In helping
mis- friend, always kept him 'clo.e Shore and at
his death he practically penni.ess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
IERSEN CITY.

HANGING HIMSELF ~ HIS GILLIAN
Charles Icrbcmann. forty one years old, OF NO IL
Eric.st committed suicide YESTERDAY morning IN inc
cellar 81 nj, house lIerbcImain employed % run
an elevator IN Ncv-NoT. lie had been drinking haN
%, late Yc'criay morning he lcf' lis house and went
20 beer shop and drank several times lie returned
soon after O'Clock and went tn the cellar lie cut
stout string from a sled that belonged to his boy ana
tied one end OF 10 around his neck Then ne ciinoch
up = post and fastened the other end to q bcan lie
,r.n dropped and strnngled IN death. About four
hour, later Henry q fourteen years old. went 10
the cellar to procure some coal lie discovered his
dead father hanging by the cord When the police cut
down the suicide they found on MN calrhght Ior Jug
.Teseut wear on which had been written BY lerbemann
AN incohevnt statement beginning: This Is the ehd
OF drunhard who did not support his vile and emil
dren. tod help item all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
T. 2. CoNNEFF Ill AGAIN.

Tommy Connen while in this country was noted for
bis liability ilnes sooner would he recover from
ono attack tin another maady would lay him low. The
III luck OF the popular little in this respect has
followed him acrs, sea the following extract from
dublin sport" Of December 20. shows
1T r. Conner present inmate Of the Richmond
Hospital the result accident. which spraIned his
ANo on tho Cunard liner Umbrla, while he was coming
over from Ncw.York lat week"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
NEWARK.

Carrie KclI, the ten -ycar-old daughter OF Charles
Keil living at south Orangeavc. and liun'etdoh-s',
was sent ont for pitcher OF milk at " O'CLOCK i'st
night The t-lild was met and attacked by Spitz
dog three large pieces OF flesh being bitten from her
Icg Or Dicfcnbach, who cautcnzed the wounds.
nr,nouucrd them serious. 4 policeman shot the
400 The dog had not shown viciousncss before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
r,n 4 COLLEGE BASEBALL CONFERENCE.

II n
Representatives OF Harvard Yale and Princeton VIII
meet this afternoon Windsor Hotel TO arrange the
series Of games be played by the teams Of the Inter
colley ste Baseball Association. Yale viii be repre-
-cnd ". D. Frlnkln. president OF the Vac baseoa
Association W. H. Murphy. captain Of the nine, and
Thorss L. McClung: Harvard by J. W. Cummin and
Captain L. A. Frothin gham; Princeton By Captain L. A.
Young and President Parker The committees ~d decide
the number games be played By each college, ar
r~nge the dates places adopt the rules to govern
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

MORE PROTESTS AGAINST THE TROLLEY

Protests against the Introduction OF the overhead wire
trolley system presented TO Mayor Body
tordsy residents OF Third south OF Twenty
where dummies used in the operation VI
and North Second-st. The former slNvcghJ
signatures and the latter foryfour The total OF
property represented about 1900. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
FOR JOINT ATHLETIC GAMES.

The Joint annual athletic and reception OF Com.
rany f. l7th Regiment and the Williamsburg A. A. will
held az the amory February y. The ,oncsts will
ba a. follows 75yard dash handicap; 30o-yard run
handicap; quarermle Tor no'ices scratch 60oyard
run handcap; two.mle run scratch onenlc walk handl
cap running hop s:"p and jump handicap running high
Jump for novces scratch locO-yald run handicap; liz.
mile safety bicycle handicap The entries Will close
with W. II. Cooper and a. Peycrclly on January 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
REPORT OF THE BROOKLYN BASEBALL CLUl

EEPOHT OF THE DROOKLYN BASEBALL Club
Albany, Jan. 15-Thc annual report OF the brcokyI
Baseball Club Nimtcd). made by President Charles H.
Eyrne and Ferdinand A Abe Joseph j. Boyle, f.. X
Anderson A. w Lidde and Henry {. Mclean, a. trustees
and stockholders filed with the Secretary OF state t.
day II shows capital Of $50 OcO. of which 1880 has
been tad in in cash the remainder being In properly
necessary business % the club The assets OF inc
ccnpany consist OF lease OF Washington Park Brooklyn
valued at 81 800. and the rights and privileges under
unchse from the League, the value OF which,
the report says. Is entirely speculative and cannot DO
computed" The existing debts OF the company do not
exceed 43 439 and consist OF running expenses. Tho
receipts q tho club year sl17S0 3d. and the ex
ndturcs were sll7Gl5 s. No dividends declared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
Recorder McDonouah OF Hobokcn was Informed We

Recorder McDonouah, OF Hoboken, was Informed YES
,.rdav that writ Of habeas corpus had been granted
IN the case Of John Frederick Claunit1er by Judge
Knapp on the ground that he had been Improperly
committed u the County Jail. and tho Recorder granted
nj, discharge from custody Immediately. II was sad
I'm the hab.s corpus petition that Clausnlner hah been
Locked M on "A simple bench warrant issued IN Nc~'
York and at afdayit alleging that the dcfendhnt
va, A mctuVc from justice had been made before the
pe,,r,er ana that therefore illegally detained
IN the lail. ClausnliEer is wanted In New York "a
answer T. an Indictment charging him with practising
medicine under two names.