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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
AZ The BROOKLYN PL4YHOCSES.

George Tha,chers Ministries, allied with Rich IIarris'
Comedy Company Will present their new minstreiaIcc
comedy "ruxeto" the Lee Avenue Academy this
giving the usual wcdne sday and Saturday natnccs.
experiment which Thatcher kich Hams made in com
bninc unstrcisy iafcc-comcdy has proved
In the company are coTsc Thatcher HuFhey Dourherty
John A. Coleman edward Marble, George w Lewis z. j.
Jose Raynon Moore, II. w. Fri man and Thomas Lewis
Eurt Shepard C. w Dukclan. the three Powers Brothers
Harry Avery. the Misses Ida Fitzhugh, Manic Groy
Blanche Hayden, Grace Hamilton. Louise Rice ant
Comma Cook.
'Mr. Barnes OF New.Yoik" viii be played by L. W
sanger's Broadway Theatre Company at the Amph.oi
Academy this week. It will be given with handom,
scenery and costumes snd line mechanical! effects.
Miss Nellie McHcnry and her company will be seen IL
"A Night At the Crcus the Bedford Avenue Theatre
this week. and performance Is described a. amusing
and interestlngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
INSTITUTE HrTTEES

professor Charles Lcvermore delivered his second
lecture upon The Great Political Leaders OF The I'm
pirc state In Association Hall last evening bef,rc te
department. OF political and economical science Of the
Bro0kyn Institute Ot Art, and science his subcct
being The Clinton, and the Rise Of the New. YorI, De
mocracv. There WI! b." eight lecture before various
departments OF the Institute tai, week at the Youn
Mems Christian Association Building and a general
meeting, Of the members on Thursday evening N
which ~ hop John J. Kcanc. president Of the Catholic
University ~ America, will deliver an addrcss un,n
Leo NH and The social Problems If the Davn Among
tho lecturer, Of III" week will be Professor Daniel T.
Irhton, OF the University OF Pennsylvania upon
The Origin and Early Distribution OF the White Race
rfc>sor a. II. BoyeScn. Of Columbia College unou
Realism aud Romaatic,m' Professor A. d. F. Hmm
lin. Of Columbia, upon "The treat Museums of
Europe Dr. benjamin Ives Gilman upo, "Ch,rds in
Music; Dr. \. u. Rockwell Of New. York upon
Elc' ttical TREATMENT and !, Profe- Charles H.
Lcvcrmorc upon " Martin Van Buren, and the Triumph
~ the New York Democracy" The department of
mln"rlOSy will have exhibition Of mineral, from
the Paterson qnarrcS In Art Association Hall ON Friday
evening. The second concert before the members 81
the Institute will lie on Wednesday of next week under
the direction III MlA Spcher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
WORK AT THE NAVY YARD
INTEREST IN RrMoRs ABOUT CHILL.

TIE UNEXPECTED ORDER FoR lhI
NAVAL NOTES.
The dispotches from Washington yesterday 10"
N the CHILEAN controversy we're lhtciP'' oI
49,. a. moro ,carlike than before. aithough c''"
,ov,s news has developed sort OF lecn"o ' No., 81,
I osci,I withdrawal Of the famous offensive " =,
,,,.. Malta take place. and an apooeS an"
,,, Tor the attack and murder oi tI' s"'i'
,, cr,,;sor baltimore he made. actuili ho -,
hoc,, before January Is finished lheIc = ,,rno
fec,nc among Naval officers TO Tic enc ~ony may
~ shore duty prepare for sea 'c''' &, raod,ne,s
- oc.vc order, to hold themNeNc' !" h,ncoe
,o sea duty which probably Wonlu In'"o a.v there
-. x,,.y Ward and among the officers o" uu'' ,ho,
h orders void mean that they " ,h grant
'" =, omn,ete readiness. ana 'h"o ~ 81
UNIV" ,.,, and undcrclothing so neceS'"'' w. o.,
'' h.. f,r contemplated lohs w. T.,
have no washing done CAV niIlo,y
~, and also the bcdclothing S"'" " 49,, furnish
"a bl,rhct~-fo each 0ihcer III" ,, ,vhen.
49,, = must he packed and kept rc'' o,rumc the
me 49,, ,ovcrnment demands. In the .,or. for
ever the "o'., n n FAMILY make preparations wv
'ihcef mus ,a comfort during his proo'o'o ''"e
absence. 80 ,he active list looking
| ,.,.o,d n possible hurrynS away 49,, informed
the retired list especially ~ no .odv for active
o .oc,c,.rv of the Navy that they air ,hcr nro
-, 90. Of need. have DcN"" W ...nt,err
""', ', l,o,vlcdce by inspecting the hc" - ~, r.,
'c'S'""'' M ID other modern improvement "
.n0 ls The Mantonomnh ara INC ,
and Alarm. and the machinery D"liu"s aro heinz con
and ot thc Ouintaid Work'-ih "''. yains and the
,-,c,ed thr engines and boilers io' wv -. 49,, .h,
' o"o on "rd soco4on od"a~Se a"d "
' ,,,dncs Afforded the retired Officers i'''u
for posting Themselves on new thing, .ons ~ mans.
, ai.n the advantage Of the hnndreus VI r~
nav a. ,ner-rl.e OF machinery. guns, "''o''
~nnos etc., in the reports Of the several n,r.'"
t, washington nom which 10 inform '"e",,v v,,o,
~ war should be the umaum o' 'nc ,.na u.t viii
largo number Of the officers on ue r 'u' ,.o,r
" "rSc "a''' -, o. whatever vessel NAV need 'he'f
",c. .' ~. ,no cniccr. on the active list viii ns
some Of the orders gwen i" the h.' We." ."m~
-, T., movements Of vessels and repairs " 'o"'
rcsA'" w ~ a,.,d 20 be- disturbed unless III
~ n.rocucy might demand IT, have naturally 'AuFu
49,, sn,pron that the Gillian controversy "Cu"
nohablv navc to be settled by force o' "''.,
o,dcrs that the blctuFie'e' "'o"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
THESE
SILKS TO GO.

40 pcs. Brocaded Silks and Satins i'll
black grounds with colored figures,
actually worth and been retailed 10y lis
at sl.o5 to Sl.5O, to be offered Monday
Of SLY
Black Brocaded Satins, finest goods,
taken from regular stock, 500 TO
$500 goods, IA pieces in all, to 60 at
S1.17
24-inch sI.2j "Crepe de Chine" II
shades, new, perfect goods zoe: o
Siks-Lett Centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
TO EIIMHXE IHE INSIDE OF HE CONDUIT

The board Of experts appointed by City Works Commits
soncr Adams 10 examine mo aud report OF
accident the water supply cut or water
from city forty eight hours consisting Engineers
Marin. Worthen and Ftclcy, viii not DC able 70 complete
their work until they able to the inside Of the
conduit On each side Of the break. To do this the flow
u will have to be suspended. and il Is probable
that this will done this week. there an abundant
supply water hand, the new being nearly
filed II IL thought that the examination will AXE a
day. A boat will be used In going through the conduit
rhc cNpcit- will report whether the arch needs be
strengthened any point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
DFtTU OF WTLLIlM ROBINSON

Within Robinson. member oil the Stock Exchange.
died ON Friday a, bl. home 23s Caollst the az.
a hty.nne lie was born IN England ard his
country In 1913 For thirty years he had lived In Broo.
lyn His de.th was due paralysis. which attacked him
on "wednesday In a restaurant In Ne"'Iork He had
been srcken before and this attack speedy proved iaa
lie left seven children The funeral takes place 10 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
IN pGTiCU As 4 BROOKTyy PISTOP

The Rev. Joseph d. Durc. Of Clinton. Iowa will
preach his fret pastor d the Casson Avenue
Presbyterian Church on Sunday February :. The clutch
IS lust quarter OF century old and has had three pas
tors Drs. Dulyca, Fraser and Chamberlain. OF thc
original fifteen ncmbe:s only survives There been
s0s persons added TO the church and than half OF
his number have died gone elsewhere There now
,07 on the roll. Tho sundayschpo numbers 800. Tho
total contributions FOR all purposes since the church
founded amount TO s6ti. 400 30 The new pastor is II
brother d, Dr. D. J. Burrel. OF New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
EVEN BLACK
GOODS GETTING CLEARED.

An assortment of Foreign and Domes-
tic Camcrs Hair and Chcviot Cloths IN
plaids and stripes, 40 in. to 81 in. wide;
selling price 75c. to sl.O0 pr. yd. Mon
day Acc. c,
English Silk Warp Henrietta Cloth,
as in. wide, only a few pieces left;
these are the sl.25 quality, Monday
Csc. ~, ,,.,o-p,cn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
CLOAK
DEPT CARD.

The Cloak Dept will be worth visiting
Mondav--Probably l25 remaining OF
This seasons imported Jackets, CapeS
and Newmarkets. They will be bur-
riedly disposed of at half cost OF I'M
Second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
THESE DRESS
GOODS MUST SELL.

Nearly 200 pieces Oxford Mixtures. pure WOOL
double width, 20c. in place of soc.
i,roken lots OF all the Wool Chcviots In checks
and stripes, to Ike 29c. in place of soc.
hnother mixtures. 75c, repriccd from $l.0o.
Genuine Scotch CheviOts, As in. wide, stripes anu
plaids. with shotover effects, o3c. instead oil
Xii remnants and short lengths about halved in
price for Monday r.,s Centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
THINK OF
THESE REDUCTIONS!
MEMS SMOKING COATS.

seventy fine English Plaid 81 Mems Smoking
FiSbtv English Plaid $3.50 to $40 Mems
Smoking Coats ts,non Cloth Smoking 50 Coats
Hundred German Cloth $1,000 smoking
Mems hxngs--frcnt, right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
W[[H}g!E5E!.;s.", ,'
OPENING
MONDAY OF
THE STORES GENERAL

STOCK TAKING > "A - - Do
Furs first-A full line of sizes in 20 70
2S-inch, $3.50 and 5000 Alaska sou a
Jackets full French sleeves ana iarge
roll collar-Monday sl19 eac ,9
The $3.50 and 1865 Alaska Seal MIL,
tary Capes, 81 inches long, plain anu
o'''' - SITS each.
Furs-sccond hoor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
FINAL FUR
CAPE PRICES.
ALL FURNITURE
UNDER PRICE-THESE
REDUCTIONS ABS OLUTE!

III
s45 TO slO5 Oak Extension Dining
Tables repriced s35 to sou
s165O to 1925 Chiffoniers reprlced
SI35O+o $9S
$40 to s17S Folding Beds reprlced
500 to 10
5000 to s72 Cheval Dressing Glasses
reprced Sl6.5O to soo.Vo
800 90 to $500 Dressing Tables re-
priced $500 to quo
$3.50 to $4,000 Bedroom Sets re-
priced sl4.5O to si'1
$4,000 to S275 Sideboards reprlced
go 20 S215
S26 to 1925 China Cabinets reprlced
S10 ~ sos
Fu,uiturc-Third floor.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
THAT R.fTBATTING CASE.
JOHN =. HAlNrs ARRESTED. But PROMPTLY
RELEASED on BAIL.

John r. HAINrs ARRESTED. But PROMPTLY
RELEASED on BAIL.
D.nuty sheriff Walgcriur Yesterday nalc Prisoner,
Of John T. llaines president Of the society for The
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, ard ChArie, IL.
la alln-on, the socleys superintendent on an order
of arrest issued by Judge John lIcnry Mccarthy. Of
tie city Court IN uit brought ry Charlie, +. McDcr-
mott city marshal attached to Cvll Justice Noore's
court 10 recover 1000 damage Tor Illegal arrest auI
fal,e lmpr.0nmcut IN H., comp ait Nh slal NcDer-
mott says that on January he went g. the occty's
Office. nj Twenty second It. and Fourtha'c, To
execute = writ OF rcPlcvin issued by Jn,tirc No'ie'
of Tie lIld Judicial Ui-trict o. 'ch1li Of "er-c IL
Icddcn jefferson MARKET butcher. Whose dog
valuable white bull terrier cal,l 1otuc. ana All -
be worth $40. the -ocet, IS ohrci- had 'aliuT'd :"
ratbaiLng exhibition at No. 42 Wc>t sixty 'econd-,t
on Christmas Eve. -Four other dog, AID nine othcr
prisoners OF the human spccIc taken IN tie same
raid. McIrrmott alleged that President lla'ncs and
sup-rinte Adcnt llsnklnson refused 10 rerognH" Ms
right rcpevn the dog. and a--eits inst 'hty h"ic
him prisoner In the society building While they sent
Tor policeman. who took the marshal T. the
Eighteenth Prcclct poicc station, AZ Second
ave and Twenty r,cond-st.. whore ~upc INT Il let
Hnnhn,on appeared a,a,in-t him and '4Hfed hm
with robbery IN attempting to execute Ju-tc"
Moore, writ. PIiOr to executing thu process Ne
that he had exhibited TIE writ Of rcp.cvin
lo Mes,rs Haln,, and iulkinepn. and that they were
thoroughly Informed NJ us contents. In -pte of M
eX Xplanatons Marshal McDcrmou ac' or'iing to hl'
statement. imprisoned In cell at tie police station
fDr an hour or more and onN released on HvihS
$500 bail before this done. however. the charge
Of robbery wthtraVn and tmt NJ di>)rioriy con
duct substituted.
DEPUTY sheriff Wagering arrested the president and
superintendent OF the soscty snJrty after noon Nc'
,cl day md took them the sheriff ohcc EN Judge
ilosce Eu,scll. counsel FOR tr society. accompanied
by John Canin and George g.. Haven soon appeared
at the sheriff office and Mcs,rs. lalnc, and IandnSon
were promptly haod McsSrs. Clalin and Haven be-
coming -urcics in 400 for each prisoner
In McDcrmots suit for damages he ircudcd Police
Captain william T.. Clnchy. who placed him IN tho
cell At the Eighteenth Precinct station. but Judge Nc
Carthy ordered the arrest oay o Iialncs and llanln
TottIc" had been placed in the CUSTODY Of the so
clcy pending the tnal OF the l-dnS the rat
laiters. Marshal McDermOtt's under the sOcctys
charge o dsoldcrl conduct came beiorc Police Justice
RYAN Al the lorl,vc tOurt Yesterday. The Justice
discharged McDermot and ordered that the dog b,
Al the TRIAL OF the rat bacrs. icdtcn, the owner OF
the dog than IL taken TO the rat killing dls
play without bis knowledge.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
IHE DEFENCE ~ IN ARSON C4NE.

The tral Of Harris Pitt, charged with arson, was
continued IN General sions Yesterday before Recorder
smyth. Pitt dealer IN taors trimmings at No.
n Allen st. aud accused OF settling lire to the place
on November 10 get the insurance There wer sIxty
people asleep in the house at the time Assistant D,
trict Attorneys Wcman and >mms conducting the
prosecution, and John o. Mott Is defending the prs
oner Two witnesses testified TO seeing Pitt pour kcrO
sene oil on the flames. Pitt arrested the same
night and the police amcllcd oil on his hands. Thc
prisoner said that he had put the kcosene oil a
on his leg An examination showed that there VA,
only iodofoim on the sore.
Mr. Mott in opening the for his client. declared
that there insurance on the shop the time q
tbe fire and Pitt could have had object i'm starting
A fire. several witnesses for the defence wer, exam
incd The trial will he continued today
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08

other polnts IN Canada, Detroit, Cleveland, Chcih
natl Chicago IT. Louis and all points NcSt. to
The ,,cw- York, ontario and western lAI"aS, "noo' W.,
main unc runs nom Wcehawken. y; j., to os~eso;;
N y on Lake Ontario. built. In the carry RaIt Va W
1890. line from Hancock y. y on rs main me, o TO-
scranton Penn. running s0uhwe,terly through uu' m
Vvomiuc valley M Cirposc OF the line was 10 en-,
able tie company 10 reach the anthracite al neus IN IN
Pennsylvania and TO share with other companies III III
e transportation OF coal The new lire wa, opehFa @i
for Iusne,, on July l. 1890 aud the coal tonnage %
The company reached In the calendar year Oi Io'l
% COS 70s tons. In 1901 the total Grocs & oars car sh ~,
the company reached a little over TJoOo,roO, Wnrp
Is an increae Of about 100 per cent over tle lgu,s
81 iSST Beside being engaged in the coal business t
ontario ard Western Is large transporter 81 miIh .iu
dairy producs to the New YORK niarMl. ~ De'hs "'o
ssfond milk CARRYING road into NcW-l Ofk ! iN. ~.
The ontario and Western. IN us rout' lf,n 80 ,Dm
York 10 the great lakes. The counties o Oiinse
sullivan Delaware. Chenango DISCO ann M"elsp'i sp3
and I'm the summer season. the Inhabitants oi uliS
,.'giop onnm their doors TO city bcarerS In sullivan
COMFY the roadlcd reaches height oi 2NV ,e,t
above the sea- and thousands oi New "rk arg hlooN
lyn pe0pc take advantage OF the ho'plclDIe, liIW
houses hotels and boarding houses ir0nsh9ll ,'m vi,
rory There is no region adjacent 70 New crh whrh
,rDa sses II H. healthfuneSs ana beauty ttc enuie
region Is above the limit NJ nay Ic'cr' ana aoso'"cH
free from malaria and mosquitoes
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
4 DAINTY MORSEL FOR THE TIGER.
TAMM,NY TAKES THE DOCK BOARD IN HAND
AND SWALLOWS IT.

There was war between the County Democracy and
tho Tammany tiger at the meeting OF the Dock Com
missioner, Yesterday President Post represented the
County Democracy. and the tiger ate him mp. Ito
regular time for the election of officers of the Board
WAS NAV last At that time commissioner Mathews
took the chair and proposed Commissioner Cram for
president Mr.. Cram and Nr. Post not voting on tho
question no reorganization aas effected. When tie
BOARD met Yesterday Commissioner Ph"lan mad"
ut,e speech saving that IL WAS time the silly tactics
OF disgruntled representative Of dctunct organila
ton should come TO end" lie hoped there w1uli
he no obstruction h an organization NJ the Board.
President Post replied. with some asperity. that h'
actions had never been silly, and that the political
organization to which he had the honor To belon:
vas far from being defunct the Leaders Of rammany
Hall would soon find out Mr.. Flelan then proposes
Commissioner Cram for president OF the Board. The
vote WAS put. Commissioner Cram voted for himself
and wa, backed mp by Commis sioner Phehn. cram
WAS thereupon declared elected. Then the same two
votes elected MI Phelan treasurer Of the Board COM
missioner Post rrfraned from voting. Maurice stack.
who keeps rquOr store In the lst Assembly District
near the Battery appointed "a docknlasteT I'D
place Of DOckmaster lrWin who resigned when 70
heard tho Legislature was to b" Democratic. ir"in
is a brother OF state senator irwin.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
DECISIONS IN TWO ADMIRALTY CASES.

Judge Brown, In the United States District Court YES
tcray handed down two decisions in admiralty cases.
on August %, while the feryboat Coxsacke ana ths
steamboat Kaatersill lying at Coxsackle, nrs
broke out in a big storehouse near the shore mo
ferry steamed away, but the steamboat had no hro
in her furnaces, and would probably have been de-
sroyed had not the Coxsace returned and towed her
t0 a place OF safety. David NJ Hamilton MASTER ana
mart owner OF the ferryboa sued for salvage. The
Judge AWARDED him 81 200, and gave $1,000 10 tho
other owners Of the feiryboat and 800 10 her two
officers The Kaaterskiu worth from 100000 10
$4,000 \ hotel owned by Hamilton was burning
on the shore the time, but he let it burn while resell
ing the steamer. The Judge pronounced this heroic
action.
on June 20 the steam yacht Peerless ran INTO and
sank the tug Thomas Y. Boyd in Hell Gate. James
Byers and the other owners OF the tug filed libel
against the yacht Judge Brown dismissed the suit
holding that the Peerless was In no wise to blame.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
THE COURTS.
SHE REPUDIATES The AGREEMENT.
HUSBAND AND WIFE CHARGE EACH 0THER VIII Ii

HUSBAND AND WIFE CHARGE EAcH OIhEh W.
INFIDEIATY.
The suit for absolute divorce brought BY iinFie"a
Brine cIcerhoR against Daniel d. Biinckerhof, the
cracker manufacturer. brought TO triai ooio'' ~
tics Ingraham and a jury In the supreme Coui' ye'
.e,day Hr, Rrinc ckerhGG was married TO Bnnch-r
hOn on January 3. 1877 She sevente zen a. u'7
time. and her husband was forty five. shc was III,
third wife, and was the sister OF BrlAcketho" S~ ~
wife They lived t,gether until September, lses
when they agreed to articles OF separation w "hi'
.h, received $50 week. In her complaint, MIS-
Brinckcrhof charge, her husband with impfoPr W"
duct with Lola Diusmith on september 49, le'o' az
No 1913 Fast seventy. .seventh-st, and on another oc
casion at No - East Eleventh-st. and on eepchoe'
81 1880 at the It. Cloud Hotel The answer chaiee
Mrs Brinckerhof with i good deal CT improper ~" ~
duet at various times from 1873 up to few mohtis
ago. These specific charges are with Mauii'e freu"u'
between August l. 1878, and January l. loeo' III
August 1851 and the same month IN 1857 u. 'io
West End Hotel at Asbury Park with Johh uoso',' .
between Nav and August in the years 19eo' 81,
,a3 "a and 80 on board the steamer Mary ro"oi'
with man named Anderson, IN oHioer Oh 'ne o
in July and August, 1s93 with william stlner'' "V
o prlspect Park Hotel at Catsll ana with the sane
person at Fort william Henry lfoteL Lake "eolec'
and fhc Cataract House at Niagara Fails; with VIII
lam T. Durando at Pleasure Bay, " D., ana at 9'"ho'
Hotel 1T Saybrook Point, Conn., and again "''''
Durundo mt Tayl0r's Hotel. Jersey CITY
Nrs BrinckerhoR the first witness calieh yes
terd,v and her testimony only repetition Oh the
alterations OF the cCmplant several letters ana o'ef
roper rirportine To contain her signature were sfo"h
"a her and in nearly every she denied that inc
signature, were hers. The separ1tion agreement was
shown to her, and She said that shc hiu
pot signed IT, although her name appeared on H.
Thomas = One the trustee under the separaun'
agreement could not that he lad seen MIS-
HrnckerhoG sign it, 50 1t was not admitted IN e'ae.e.
lo.ouh Flannlgan a messenger AT the Murray iiiii
tfotol testified that he watched Mr.. Brlnckerhon ana
\ woman 20 to BrnckcrhoH's stables in East seventy
seventh St. and although lie watched two houls'
thnv did not away.
on another occasion they came away from 'no
stable, in the evening and walked to the Madison-
ave car and on the way Brinchernoh put ms arn,
arofnd The woman, waist. william Z: Leal, oi
,,Iinpton N j. was examined by commission, ail
10 stiacd to having watched Mrs. Brinckerhoh from
SIxth.ave and Twenty -second-st 90 III a ca0 GIl.
william r. Durando to tie house at No. ''3 fsist
thirteenth st. lie went I'm also aud saw WINE tthsh
mn 10 the room occupied by Dutando ana Mrs Btinck-
erhoF and heard laughing and talking loudly III
the room ,
Tile case will be continued to-day
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
THE HORSE DASHED INTO A CABLE CIR.

Lucien Vormela, Of No. 1872 Bleecher-st, WAS
driving a spirited horse in Eighth-ave.. near One
hundred and twenty -scventh-st, yesterday morning,
and the horse took fright and ran wildly 70 one
hundred and twenty -hfh-st, where II dashed against
cable car. \ window OF the car was smashed
and three passengers in the car were cut severely cy
pieces of broken glass. They were Mrs Mare
schlottman and her daughter Rose. Of No. ~ Wes
one hundred and twenty -eie'th-st, and Charles
Anst, OF No 23i West One-hundrei and thirty slAIh
ST. policeman arrested Vermela, but the injureS
passengers refused to make a complaint and Nerineh
was discharged. None Of the injured passengers wen'
10 a hospital.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
NOT ACCORDING TO SAMPLE.

The school trustees OF the Twenty third Ward have
declined 70 accept the furniture furnished by the An
drews Manufacturing Company for the now school at
one -undr and fifty hrstst and Court andavc,
the ground that 1t not OF the standard
the samples. The furniture consists Of desks, seats,
benches, etc. An officer Of the school system In
speaking of the matter yesterday said that the
pany had received the contract this year. although its
bid $500 higher than other competitors. cause 1t
had long made furniture for the schools. The
samples" he added, sent TO us for inspection were
much better than the furniture delivered for the
school We have decided therefore to reject IT, and
see what do. In similar the contractors
have laughed at us and shall see IL have not
phe right demand what we contracted for"