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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
cAUmr THE HUSBAND wno ROBBED HER

Jan"s TAYLOR. a ranohmln ON ia, lo.,,Ile ,I v,.
prisoner la the Jefferson Market Polcr ourt y,t.rd,
cte"d wth tle larceny $500 from hi, wife
Taylor 1"'lor who d, io.ti mine A,tr, old sa,. h f..
wealthy r'nrhman. ~, wife died year al 80 ago and
he made the orquantanro of n. present wife tntoyh
n"r,onli' which b." inserted "a splpor td,,r.ls
ing f.. wife Mr.. Taylor. who Wa fncn lI,prie,,,
NJ ''Nt anu Wa about thrty-.cN"n Ncars old il,ed 10
Ftnhcr. Snr sew The ,onal" 10 Tai, rf, and
MT Taylor. ard they married IN the ,ifv nan ~,
NeNcubrr Il, 1871, b. An, man Flynn. That san,
evening IN" newly maiued couple started for T.ylors
ranch and got Far Niagara t,, whcr. Il Is ALLEGED
Taylor robbed his bride o and about $500
In rrwclty and then deserted her.
Ms. Taylor returned To this city put The case In
the hand, %! private detective. who discovered thai
Taylor wa living at 80. - MARI Place ia t,l.
city Inyloi va- arrested and locked up % Police uc-
quarcr'. over 5000 an part of Mrs., TayloifS c,.eiy
W"r" found IA his possession AZ the ~ his arrest
Taylor held by Justice DNycr in default Of 81 600
bail Tor further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Dr. Henry VI. Gailahcr Will lecture on " Henry Ward
Eeecker7 in Plymouth Church tomorrow evening.
John CoASon. coiOr1d twenty seven wears Old OF
No. 80 'Gwnnctt~t., got into Il fight early Yesterday
morning with three unknown men Al Marcy ave. and
WaliOnst. C0NsOn stabbed in the left breast and
seriously wounded. 1t J, je fourth time within three
months that CoAson has been wounded with knife
The Rev. DR.. r. Harwood Pattison, professor Of
hOmilctics IN the Rochester Theological seminary,
preached at the strou. Place Baptist Church Degraw
st. and strong Place. YESTERDAY. This evening he will
deliver lecture in the Emmanuel Baptist Church,
Lalayctieavc ana It. James Place. on The Making
OF William Clr-Y."
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RI'TvIEPEOPD

The Rutherford News" CT March IL says that on
the election Of last Tuesday The Tribune is silent
as the grave The Tribune Of Thursday, March 10.
contained a full account Of the election.
George VI Towle Of Boston. will delivcr Il lecture
under the auspices OF the Womans ReadNg Cub an
organization composed of about seventy Of the promi-
ncrt women Of Rutherford, at Ivison Hall this even
ing. subject, Queen Nic;oria.7 Mr.. T0we delivered
IN, lecture at tlautauqm last summer. and IS now
giving - second course in brooklyn.
MIS- Elizabeth Glastacter. widow Of James L.
'E'teicr, II prominent Republican. dropped dead at
Hrr nome. SylNanst and Highland Cru,S Yesterday
hrhoon, from a!oplcAy. Mr. Ella t:ctcr who wa, n
member OF the printing firm cf Thchcncr a Glayacter
q! New YORK, wa fatally injured bv falling from an
c.eV"icd r'llOad station I'm Ncw-York several year,
ago.
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YOUTHFUL BUCCANEERS" ARRESTED.

POUR BOYS WHO STATED OUT 10 MAKE MONEY
BY STEALING.
The police of the Gahamave. station Brooklyn I'M
earthed n Youthful gang Of thieves late ON saturday
night who have done thriving business for more than
Two months The cuprtS Albert Beach No. 22s
Ieeave BerthoM ROthmanu, OF south Elghth-St ana
Wyetbave John schultz. OF Liberty ave. and Bergen
St. and Fred Kemmel of No. c43 ilayward-st They
are all under fifteen years OF aud called themselves
the buccaneers Of WILLIAMSBURG Two months ago
hoffman away from home lie ludtCed Beach,
schultz aud Kcfsmen 10 leave their homes also lie
told them that he had Il scheme Oh hand when WOhld
bring them plenty Of money. Beach and kehlHleH
hired furnished room from Mrs Arnelia Bederbeck Of
No. 774 G!and-st.. Eastern District. The pair tod
Mrs Bedertecl that tley were orphans and employed
in The house Mrs ederDsck believed their state
,nent and when they brought in Rothman and schultz
a few DAYS later she made objections. The four
boys went away together every morning, and locked
The door of their ar. Bederbeck saw nothing
more of them unul evening, when they sometimes
brought with them bundle
While Detective Carroll OF the GIaham-ave. police.
was ia Grand St. near Grahamave. OH saturday night
lie noticed ROthman acting suspcicusly in dINgoois
etors lie WATCHED linn and saw him steal someth !ns
When hoffman III the place. the detective followed
linn TO hi, lodging There Leach. schultz and KEN
nell were found. They had just returned from the
theatre In the room occupied By the young thieves
WAS found large quantity of mems and women's
wear. besides groceries of all Minds Beach acknowl-
edged that all the articles had been stolen. The
method Of the boys for two 10 enter store and
while Oie held The attention Of The stOekeepcr. me
other would -7,-I, whatever D.. could h. hi hands
upon Tie Iee, I've took the culprlts to the police
station. where they werc held fpg NagiancN. liEN
were arraened tic lee Aveuue Police Court ye,le'-
DAY morning The plunder which tle police found in
the rooms j. valued at nearly 800
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I'ASSAIC.
KILLED ~ A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

kILLFD n RUNAWAY AIIIDENT.
Edward H. Burke, twenty-elsht years old. OF Main
st., Paterson, killed IN runaway accident ia Lex
mgtOn ave yesterday afternoon. Louis Emmcrlch,
who also IN the wagon with lin, escaped unin-
jurcd. Burke was In tin employ Of the sprattler &
Mengler Brewing Company. in Paterson ave. a col
lecor Yesterday he aud Emmciilich started from
home about o'clock to drive TO Iassac. little be-
fore o'clock they into the city, Burke holding
the reinS. lie speeding the horse along straight
stretch In LeAingiOn-ave when the breeding strap
broke and the wagon bumped against the horses hind
leg. Tie spirited animal sprang forward with
bound which ierked the cins from his drivers inndS.
Burke shouted TO his companion to Jump. Then he
leaned forward. His clothing caught 10 the wheels
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steamer hn Thompson. Hansen Mobile with mdse and
pa-~rug,r- to ~ a t;uin-~ 60. go,
steamer Guyauduttr. walker Newport News ana Norolk
Vim m,l-e aud passengers to old Dominion = 60 -
steamer seminole Plat JacN-ony rtind Charleston with
ini-c and passengers {" Wm Clyde Co ,
Augusta Catherine, savannah, WIN muse
and pi .Srug, to Il /. Walker. go
steamer Lane Henderson, Wiletts, Philadelphia, with
nd,e oJ & Roberts. -.
steamer cottage cry Bennett Portland with mdse and
10 lluraiio Hal.
steamer Herman Winter NicLerson Boston, with mdse TO
steamer city Of New Bedford Fail River. to Borden
IoVclr ~ -, , I'll,
md~r To smith & schlppcr vessel Ia II smith & GO.
BARK webster ki~r Auckland. 81. Is cays with mdse
I, " Cameron 90 vessel TOD III Winchester e Go,
SUNSET Wind At SANDY Hook. light. y clear.
AtCity island-tr'>h NV, clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer Anln GER. kraer Hamburg Feh % with mdSe
AMI pa.scngcrs Funch Edge Co Arrived at tho Bar AZ
Si.nm"r Panama tFr, Chaho Bordeaux Feb -
to Punch. Edge Go. Arrived al the Bar at pm
SAILED.
Steamers ydau Monarch for lnudon. kepler. Lverpool
Marsioimo"r Bristol Marrue". Hull lrNtrpN. stockholm
liNltou El>luuto ''Nl Ion. Hamburg lalate, RIO
JAn,o. Ctina. progr, south Portland NeuviiAs PlnA
ma Havana. desmond Btiimutr 49,
Ships Can Friedrich for Hong Kong Theoior Fischer,
Newport News
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice * given that the pitch the Hook bell buoy black
fsandy Hook. New York lrhorl Is now IN about - feet Il
htc, buoy No >. Tor which WAS recently substituted
San,ly HOOK Iighhoi,r ssW Hook Beacon sW by W. 10.
ShOil Lighthouse y 10y WisW
the MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN POElS.
LIVERPOOL Mar - Arrived, steamer wyoming (Brl. Rig
by from New YORK
QUirN-roWN. Mar - sailed steamer Eirura (Br Hams
rom l'"nool hence ior Nc"-\"tk.
AN1wtEp Mar J: sailed steamer ienuend ,Belg. Busch
HtyeE Mar Is Arrived. steamer La Champagne orr
Boyt from New York
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FATHER >rprirF RESIGNS HIS p,>roR,rp


Ih" Rev. Father Gu-on ocpier. who ha, been u.o
pastor ~ - Niuceni do l'4ul's Church. In Twenty.
ulirh ~. near SiAth ave ANNOUNCED T. his cousr,
cation sunday morning that he had resigned from IN,
pahoisi" Of the church and intended 10 20 into tho
SECULAR priesthood Father Septer va. born I'm Pln,
came Ia TN country h. l-1> and heroine assistant 10
idih" Auhfll, Who We, then pa-to 90 81 Vincent
DE raul Ga the desih 81 Father Aubril I'm ISL
after >cplcr became pastor ~ the church. wn'ch
place he ha' filed with great satisfaction 20 the con
srrpuipu mp 30 the present. time. He aid 10 Trlltnc
reporter Yr>i"raN " Ny reason, ioi n,i.niu. ara
simply thee Wv mother. who ha, been u,in- I'm A
ic-lccnbl" family th" East side since hay, hem
IN America ~ ncr income has lately been cat ,f
from th- support. A pastor Of TIN, church receive
q nominal salary Oi 500 a ,c.r but ti., zoe. int,
the h"u"i"d expense, % the Fathers Of Mercy. 40
ihaf lIvc practically nothing with which - alf nv
WuNcI. 40" int she l. cut on from her support.
deem u ms dut} 10 earn Hn income. Ry r,~guiu:
from thr order oi IN" Father. of Mercy / can ls ON,
secular priest and can command ,1ltry which ,,ill
enable ne 60 support my mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
BISHOP ALEXANDER on Accuracy.

At the Church Of the Heavenly Rest last night
Bishop Alexander delivered the first Of series OF ad
dresses 10 the students % Columbia College. All the
standing room Of the church filled when the Bishop
began speak the necessity OF giving careful heed
10 the little thing, Of lile aud showed By numerous
illustration, how essential accuracy is 10 the student
all through his life. lie cited many controversies and
theological discussion, Arising from the absence Of
presence Of single letter in the original text of the
Ii5le Victories Of the Church In which the guns Of
the enemy had been melted over into church bells.
also recalled BY the speaker, who said that Young
man should begin ly BE- NJ accurate in his creed> and
habits OF LIE for t, the first and essential cle
r1cnt OF success, ia all thing.
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ySprCJ,oy or THE pAR0cHiAL SCHOOLS.

Dui.nc tie le.t week The Rev NJ J. Considinc who
holds the Of superintendent u Archbishop Corissns
eocs.an schools, has been examining The schools IN Thin
tet,.,t aud elsewhere through he city. lie mas been
ENGAGED in this October and viii continue Ill
June H., powers Of Inspection are amp. IL nas au
thority IL anime dcrs the boos and moth
ols ~ g. .futon the condition OF school bridn- snd
10 recommend change. rule. hi, reports 10 he
sehosl Board not published. They sometimes bear
heavily on individuals. and gives him more freedom
in maSing ndatons. Ia the important points
the doc cssn schools initiating the public schools and
they are steadily increasing NcN-Yoik diocese educa.cs
outside OF institutions 80 900 children
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SCllORTD CEiYGE Or EDIIORsHIP

IL t4c Dominican supeIiors contemplate
. change in the cI.torship OF their Ncw-N monthly
magazine called The EOsIty" which La, been in exist
en,e nearly year and has now subscription list Of
$500 H., prosperity !, entirely due TO The Rev Nj.
ONe!l. the Ir,~ent' editor. III, success In thi,
venture has aroused little emulation in the editorial
roous iI"aznes published by tie PaulLtS anu the
Jesuit have been podcne for Ia beaten track
AID proht, from their literary ventures IL
1, remarkable The the" most popular Catholic Usga
xne. la the country the hands Of religious societies.
il j. that The DOmnican> viii o,e rather than cin
bv cha4ses ., this moment They have experience in
publishing Tor the pr,,en! managers have. vas
acquired n their maya made 10, appearance last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THEY DON'T LIRE TO TALK ABOUT IT.

IhE1 OON'I lLkE ~ lain HD'"' -
WHO GOT TIL TLEYNTED soAp STOCK F-1Lbfh-
MEN SAY THY ARE INNocENT
decided retic"ncr manifested Of everyone con
nected with The suit ght bv &. J. q. Han I" re
strain ANTHONY I.rrct. from voting 1850 shares 81
the stock OF The Iirap ,n Elevated Railroad Company e,
Oh the ground that the sock was gwen away ="
Democratic politician. .Dr "Ils8itimate purposes.
All the member, o. d." Eoard Of Aldermen Of 1850
who have been upon the subject declare That theH
know nothing II any distribution OF stock t. Miue!ce
votes In the boaiy. Ndcmsn Kane. who voted against
the raiCad dee h- hclcf that his colleagues VINO
irercd from ban, I'D p honestly.
Ex-senator Jane, ~. Birhctt VINO WAS member
o. the Board and who favored The railroad protests
tina, he never saw - Do; Of tie stock in lis le Never
theess the fact rou.unS that Anthony Barrett hods
large amount os sooh. the names OF the OWNERS oil
winch are concealed. and 10 is whispered and Whispered
loudly that though the eyes Of the Aldermen NAV never
have made glad Nv the sight Of shares Of stock
the stock issued for political uses.
IL Is said that tai, stock held in trust went to The
leaders of the ring and the influence which KEPT
them from throwing OBSTACLES IN the way Of tle ee
waited railroad. a TelIluOwn lawyer who - con
bected with the case, said yesterday " The Whole
story Of that stock viii come out before Judge frNof
think IL has gone 70 far 10 be hl,hed up now by
ANYONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
DruF FAGJFp WINS THE slit.

The jury in the suit Of DR.. Mary A. Dixon Jones
against The Brooklyn Eagle" for $4,000 damages
for libel came INTO court in Brooklyn at 1o 10 o'clock
yesterday morning with verdict for the defendant.
The jury had brcn out thirty six hours and the taking
of testimony Ind occupied thirty DAYS.
The sut OF Ms Jones based series Of
articles published in The Eagle" denouncing and
exposing methods used in the Womans Hospital, which
was conducted by Mrs. Jones As result Of the
articles the hospital closed and Mrs Jones lost
most Of her practice. enormous Of evidence
was presented on both sides IN the trial Tie jury,
at the judccS suggestion VIII receive double pay be
cause OF tie unusual length Of the trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
WAIrERs AND PATRONS OWED gxDER 1ABLES

John PclzeF, eighteen old OF No 1j4 Alexander
ave- entered Clsrk's Bi.ou oyster House, At No. 50,
Sixth-ave., little before midnight Saturday and
ordered a luncheon When he had finished the walter
presented cheek which. PeIer declared called for
cnorbtant price and ne objected 70 paying much An
argument ensu.d. during which Pezef became much oX
cited suddenly he whipped revolver gu, OF his pocket
and began nourshing 1t III the air He was seHed and
elected from the place In few moments he reopened
Che door and pointed h pistol s first waiter ana thsd
The frghteDs ettenasnts and customers hie
usAsr tables sehiad wherever they thought
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SHIPPING NEU.S-

PORT or NEw.YORK ........ SUNDAY. MAR. 49, 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jersey city Br) Sende Bristol 10 Swansea
"a James Arke CO. Arrived the Bar at
steamer TIosein tGcr Vogc Hamburg Feb "a with mdse
TO Punch Edve 4 60 Arrived al the Bar AT IL
steamer Minister Maybacl irrl. ScheiehorSt.
mundc Feb ballast To Gustav ieye Arrived
h3pm
Steamer iluos Thompson. Antwerp Feb -. mdse
and Passengers Ia International Nav co
steamer tanrla tBr Denny. ~agla VIA MaiaHras. with
md.e Ia order vessel 10 John seasrr Arrived at tho Bar
AS ~.
steamer Ornoco (Br). Garvn Bermuda days. with mdse
ant passengers TO OuteTbtdgo Co Arrived tho
81 6l0pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
MEZZACHI WILL REAP HIS EFyVlRD

Joseph Mezzsohi WHO shot at Ratb M"ndcs home
this city recently, j. likely 20 reap MS reward. lie
arrested Philadelphia SATURDAY Defective"
heidelberg appeared Jefferson Police Count
YESTERDAY, aud informed Justice Diver that Rabbi Nrud
was wiling a complaint 81 assault with intent
Kill but that thu Rabbi wa unable to leave hi, house
As soon a court Jusc" DNNcr clerk
went 10 Rabbi Mendes horse where they drew up the
aiiGayIt. cha gng Mcz1ach with Assault with intent - XII
The papers wcr, SVEN Directive Heidelberg who WIZ
60 before Grand jury to-day and have Me'1acm in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
ORANGE.

hHJoF-"enera Joseph NJ. Plume has issued general
ou'rs giving TIE details OF the funeral Of General
Steel Inc Ith Regiment. Of Which General steel was
FORMERLY colonel viii be the 81 honor and the
STAFF Of the First Brigade VIII act n, the pallbcarers
The trouble 10 Christ Church. Fast Orange it /, be
lcvod, l. at lat in fair way FOR immediate settle
mert The Rev. DR.. Bishop. rector Of the church. re
'ri'cd on saturday communication from the Rev Dr.
Franklin who has acted the accredited agent OF the
Rev MI Allen. which, ii !, believed Is virtual ac-
ccpiance Of hc proposition made by the v",try that
~ consideration Of sum equal T. ,iX months salary
Mr. Allen loud hand in hi, immediate rc.iguatIon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
4 CONCERT TO AID STTDIOrS GIRLS.

concert for the benefit Of the Na,sar students Ad
Society Will be given at sherIys FRIDAY evening as
10 O'Clock The object Of hi, society (, 10 furnish
scholarship aid Ia poor and WORTHY Girls no desire
d college education The scholarship is AWARDED by
competitive examination. Tickets be obt iincd
only from Mrs. Preston X. Yates, 40 10 West Fifty
hftl-st.. and Miss \. l.. Fairfield. 40 7OJ Madison
ave. The patrOnes>eS include Mrs Arthur brooks,
Mrs. Joseph ChOatc Mrs. William Dean llowcll, Mr..
Francis T.. KiiIicuu. Mrs seth Low Mr. Henry &.
Potter Mrs. Everett T.. Wheeler and Mr.. Edward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
4 FORGEn CAPTURED Of LANDING.

som. DAYS ago the General Tor Germany this
rjty August Fcrcl received telegram foa Assistant
State Attorney Ilecht o Instefbure. LAST Prussia. stat
ing that merchant named Fritz aager Of that city, had
committed forecrcs and had escaped to America
Deufy United Statrs Maurice Inhardt has been
IN The lookout the and captured him yesterday
Is he landed from the steamship Amain He was taken
TO Ludlow Street Jail and VIII be taken before United
States Commissioner Alexander in the Federal Building
to-day for eNt.adtion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
(SecOnd FIOOr.)

We are offering special bargains
this week in POrtiereS, Lace Cur.
tains and Table Covers.
100 pairs POrtieres, at $3.50
per pair; formerly $500.
$50 pairs Lace Curtains, at
$500 per pair; formerly $500.
so pairs Irish Point Curtains,
atS4.O0 perpair: formerly $500.
80 pairs Irish Point Curtains, at
5.15 per pair; formerly $3.50.
G5 pairs TambOur Curtains, at
5000 per pair; formerly $1,000.
20 pairs TambOur Curtains, at
$500 per pair; formerly $1,000.
SO Velour Table Covers $500;
formerly 5000.
Finer goods at prOpOrtiOnately
moderate prices.
We are making unusually low
quotations for Slip Covers and
Window Shades.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14

thew could find shelter Patrick Byrne who has charge
of the restaurant shouted FOR help Policeman Fhh '
tie Thlrteth.st station, arrested PelzeI. ana "h'" ~
,n.x the pistol from lin . found % be rn'oru''
A, the Jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY le'I
WAS sent 20 the Island iog months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
CONSECR4TING A B4PTISM1L Font.

ceremony OF the consecrs:ion Of the marble iapts-
nal font presented 70 the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of
81. James, MsdsOn-aVr. and ScNentl-thId-,t, by Nh
ad Ms C. Fellows. took place yesterday. 40 the
close Of The morning -c.Bon. The service con
ductd according 20 the ritual Of the Lutheran Cuhch h
}. h. R.mcnsnydcr. pastor of 81. james.
The font Is the work OF Massey Kinds, and j. exact
reproduction o. Th0rN s,dscn's famous work IN the
Lutheran Cathedal At Copenhagen. It represent, a
knee!ing angel holding large. ,helikc basin la it,
arms. IL has been placed side o. ,hlnC H.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
Sun rise % set Moon Ii.es I'll In Moons are II
WATER.
L.M-sandy Hk.. SlG Gov. Isri.. SIS Hell &c 10 20
PK-sandy Hk.. 30 Gov. Isld.. 900 Hell Go. 10 SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14

Tutor Raymond. how do YOU pronounce the wo,l
rcfD Raymond DO YOU decline soma
thngl Tutor-Ho. the noun suppose. AT thn coucln
sion of dinner. -hpUid leave lot 81 ,tuu p my
plate what would that be called Iiymohd-l ~hnuil
call II II miracle Chestnut Recorder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14

and he whlrled around once ard then dashed head
first to the ground. When picked up he was
conscious He WI, removed 10 tie Passaic Athletic
CGb house and died within twenty inmates hi, Ieck
beng broken Emmcrilich stayed In the wagon unit!
the horse Wa caught, nearly mile away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
LONG T-IA[D

BATH BEMlI.-The May cottage hand s0mely ap-
pointed country hpme in Iath ave. owned by Mr.
N'iourhHeS. wellkuovn resident. Wa, badly damaged
by me early Yesterday morning. The los, IS estimated
Al about $1,000 1t D., tuppc-,d that the tire was OF
Inl cnd any Dl...n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
NEWARK.

HE WOULD NOT CONDUCT THE FUNERAL
\ Child Of Mr.. and Mr., william T.. Odcl Of so
10 North sixth did from scarlet fever last Tue
day. The Rev. Hugh T.. NcConlcy. pastor Of the
Flnh Avenue Presbyterian Church was asked 10 per
form the religions iitc, OF burial and IN view of The
cOutieiou, nature Of the d,cnse he declined Another
Presbyterian minister onciated The rchi,a! Of the
clcreyman has clu,cd some feeling. Tie health code
Of the civ forbid, the boldng Of public service, in
II death by contagious disease and the clergyman
explained Yesterday that he lad been advised and
that he unwilling 10 take the ri,. because Of APP
prc'rnSi0n for hs three Young children. II IS com
planned that scarlet fever in the Rc,eyille sccton
have not been guarded with proper The body
Friday. and then tatcn 10 the cemetery n
carriage instead of hcar-c.
\ series of small rDhlciie, recently has led 10 the
arrest of three BOYS, John ana Robert Edwards. No.
~ second It.. and Waller Anthony. of No. "O2 Eighth
ave. the latter only thirteen years old.
The elopemcnt and marriage OF joseph Carey seven
teen wear, old. and Annie crn, sixteen ycar..od BY
co'cIcd justice OF the peace named Iaris. made
known to the parent, and relatives OF the bride and
bridegroom yesterday. The marriage peri rmcd at
-o Justices Office on February - Both children arc
dhOlc, They have lived ~ their homes since the
marriage. Carey H. the main support OF hi, mother al
30 - Monroe Il, and NE ir h pupii Of ST. YIN
cents Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
SCDrCiT pT ANS

The resignation Of the Rev. William Maxwell Reilly
~ rector OF Nj saints Episcopal Church wa announced
Yesterday for the first time. Tho resignation ha, been
accepted. - the Rev. Mr. Reilly has been called to
CALI Iruid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
AN OPPORTUNITY

Not only to see what is Newest and
Best i'm Silks. but also to secure
very pronounced bargains in de-
sirable Rich Silk Novelties will be
afforded, on the Main floor, during
this week.
IL THE BASEMENT
VIII be found very complete as
sortments of Figured India and
China Silks, Washable Silks. etc.
Three special lots of Pel<in and
Polka spots, pretty and stylish. for
Misses Dresses and Blouse Waists,
at 80 cents per yard.
JAMES cCREERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14

Partly Qualified" Nay. nav said the romantic
maiden Your bride J cannot be. My love must be Il
soldier. booted aud spUrTrd.'
say: can't we compromise ' pleaded Mr. william
Collector I'M shy on the spur q 4 course. but I've
been booted often enough. Lord Is -, (ndianapo,
Journal.