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srrJIyhN WILL PROBABLY DIE.

Frank Gately, who shot and probably fatally
wounded Dennis Sullivan superintendent of the Con"y
Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company, on Monday
afternoon was arraigned before Police Justice Tlghe
Yesterday, and held to await the result OF the In
Iurles to Mr. sullivan. which were reported from the
Long Island Hospital likely to prove fatal. The
patient was 50 weak that his ante mortsm statement
could not be taken. One bullet severed the Joint ID
the left shoulder blade and the other entered the apex
Of the left lung. Gately is thirty years Of and
married man. His home IL at No. 543 Narcynve.
Before he entered the employ Of the rairond company
be was employed Us an electrician by the Lewis d
Fowler Company. lie was employed by Sullivan SIX
weeks ago. but there was misunderstanding about his
work and his pay and sullivan told him he could leave
1t II he did not like the job lie went To- the depot and
waited for sullivan and when he appeared shot him.
several complaints OF Sullvan's treatment Of his men
were made when he superintendent Of the Cross
town Railroad Company.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-ht the meeting OF the Board OF
Managers Of the Mount Vernon Hospital ANSoom'on
on Monday night, at the Temporary hospital buldihs'
the special committee submitted the plans Tor ue ne"
bosuItnl TO Dc built upon the grounds recently pur-
chased. The approved plans w'r" drawn by borihg'
rrton A. Mellon of New York and combine many oi
the most modern improvements Of the BEST French ana
German hospitals especially with regard I" heating
and sanitation. The plot Of ground has frontage oi
$50 feet at one end Of which wall b. the laundry and
al the other the dead house To insure good IlEht
and ventilation at an time, II is propos'd to build In"
administration building aud wards 30 that no b'nldIns
on adjoining property may b. clos, TO them' me
building viii BE- storie high. besides the basement
In the administration building VIII bc the board room
consultation operating, bath and nurses rooms, etc.
There VIII De- Two wards. one for men ana the oth'r
for women fiilt TINT thcr" VIII be- no corners on
the floors In the walls. In the ceiling The base,
in,nt Of The administration building wi be arranged
for IN. rec option VI patients and Their preliminary
trcatinent and connected with the wards by Gle
The buildings VIII ~ heated througn9ut by an
radiators, the system OF ventilation is novel
WHITE P.AINs-Tho animal meeting q the West
chester County Medical society was held In Grace
Church parish house Yesterday. There was n fair at
tendance and considerable Interest was taken In
paper read by Dr. Henry Mplfau. Of ionkers on
PeritOnitis from "a surgical Standpoint" DR..
II. r.. schmd. representing the Board Of Health. ap
pearcd before the Board Of Trustees Monday night
aud presented q rcnoi STRANGE from charlie Eutcr,
Welcome G.. Hitchcock and other land owners In
scarsdale against the sewerage system rs at present
conducted. The compIanans allcf" that either
through improper treatment OF sewage matter or
failure Of the system the solid matter Is not being
prOpery separated from the etiuent and consequently
ihc banks Of the Bronx River below the sewer outlet
at Lego Dam Is srewn with sewage matter dangerous
10 public health IN Injunction i Threatened II the
nuisance IL abated The entire Eoafd oi Trustees
visited the DISPOSAL works Yesterday ana after in,
sufficient help the chemicals not used In sufficient
quantities; hence the cause Of the complaint.
DOElS fERRY.-Alr. John G.. rcnnc. OF l0nkcrs.
Yesterday complained to the local BOard OF Health
against the practice OF the village authorities dumping
garbage on the farm Of Is. Frank Ermoll. lie said
that the dumping ground IN question was part Of the
shed OF the Yonkcrs water supply and aside from
this foul OdOrs pcrmeaed the localiiy. He wanted
the practice Of dumping garbage there stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
ALDERMEN ARE DISAPPOINTED.

The Board OF Aldermen yesterday recalled from the
Mayor q resolution passed nj the last meeting grant
ing certain rights the East and West Railway Com
pany and amended II by inserting clause permitting
the construction Of q branch through West Onehun-
dred wcnty sixthst and other streets to Fort Lee
Ferry. public hearing OH the subject will be given
BY the Committee Railroads on Monday, October n.
Commissioner GilrOy had a large number OF genera,
orders" ready for passage which. 1t whispered
among the faithful were intended to give employ
ment to Tammany Hall voters during the campaign
on street paving, sewers. curbing and the like, but
thcre were not enough Aldermen present to put them
through The Z" orders" werc. therefore, sorrowfuly
laid over until the next meeting, and an urgent
"whpn will be sent out TO the Wigwam members com.
manding their presence next Tuesday, or suffer the
displeasure Of the bosses
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Mrs Catharine Mead. Of No. 9e7 Lafayette ave-, who
was run over by a wagon at Van Buren-st. and Sum
ner-aye. saturday night died yesterday
A reception will be given this evening 10 the Rev.
Dr. and Mrs. X. X. Meredith and the Rev. and Mrs.
G. w. King. in the Parish House Of the Tomphns
Avenue Congregational Church.
There were 1Is cases Of violation Of health ordinances
disposed OF by Police Justice Tghe yesterday. Counsel
for the Health Department stated that there were
1000 cases ~ be disposed Of. and special justice
likely TO be assigned 10 the work.
Tho Bridge trustees have awarded a contract for
winter trou,ers and Overcoas for the Bridge uniformed
force 70 Barnum a Co., the lowest bidders. The
amount OF the contract is $39+o.
The numbe. Of deaths was 433 last week. a slight
increase over the preceding week.
A motion was granted In the supreme Court yes
terday 10 foreciose the mortgage of 1900 900 held by
the state Trust Company OF New-York against the
Kings County Water supply Company of New-Utrecht,
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE Y.
NEWARK

The trial OF the suit OF GearGe W. 'ohh "s'hlH'
Wimur Kennedy. principal OF the Mlcrst pubic
school was continued In the courts yesterday. me
s,,it was brought because Principal Kennedy chas-
tised a son Of Mr.. Conk. who was pnph IN tue
school 1t was testified to that, although the boy
wore heavy clothing, the GoggIng he had received
caused livld marks on his skin In the oci'n'c 1t
was denied that the whipping was severe. The
boy It was testified. was impudcnt ana irac'io"S'
Tile case will be given 10 the jury to-day.
Vicc-C hancerc- Van Fleet Yesterday gave permS-
sion 70 the small stockholders Of the Brcsiin hct'l
and Land Company 10 enter into the suit brought
nv Robert Dunlap to foreclos" on all the property u
the company not already seized by MN. Dhhip j
treasurer Of the company. which owns the hotr' ~
Lake Ilopatcong with line OF STEAMBOATS, ON 'n'
lake and valuable tracts OF land He recently bought
The hotel for $4,000 at u foreclosure SAFE "uilS'i
for Rudolph Rabr. of Iohoken. insisted uiai INC
COMPANY was not legally constituted ana h,heu lor II
receiver The Vice. Chancellor said he coniu hol con
slider the question 81 the validity OF the orehhIanoh
Mrs. Norah Brooks n young woman living IN
Irvlnrton while on her way home from N"whrh Ei''
ruiian. Mrs. Brooks was carrying h'r ~
rufian Mrs Brooks was carrying hcr slh uoh'h' -
cid babe. The assallant tore the chic rom h'r
arms and threw II the ground Mrs hrWhs
struggled with him. aud her cries were he'iIu ~ wv
conductor and driver OF horse car VINO u "1'pPe1t
up Their horses md reached IA" seen" 20 nhu u' ~
ground exhausted. She gave n Description n' ~
man and the police Instituted search TOT MN yes
tcrday.
The Rev J. Bovd Brady. pastor OF the Uranium
street Methodist Episcopal church mas rcsiShru "u
the Law ard order League. because. as he SAYS ue
.aguc has accomplished nothing In ule way VI CON-
polling the enforcement Of the sunday Inv lie
Nil hereafter devote himself TO his pastoral duties
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THE SfTU4TION IN TENEZUELA.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN CoNsrLs IMPRISONED
MERCHANTS IMPOSED UPON.

AMERICAN AND ITALIAN CoNsuLs IMPRISONED
-MERCH> Nrs IMPOSED UPON.
., Panama Sept. 13.-The news from venezuela con
tinues most dcplorible The revoutonsts are Ill pos
session OF all the ports OF the coast except La uayra
and Crespo was perllo,sly the capital With his
forces. Various changes in the Government appear
TO have been made. Luciano Mendoza succeeded
vnlegas. who left the country with lbarra, ana on
September Mendoza also rcnqushed the dictatorship
to General Gillermo Toll Piido. who set about form
Ing a Ministry 10 suit himself
Many outIages have been committed on merchants,
consuls and others. The merchants Of Caracas were
forced to contribute largely to the Governments neces
Stiles and many OF them who evnced dissatisfaction
ut this state OF affairs imprisoned symathzcrs
with Crespo In Campano the American and Italian
consuls have been imprisoned and the Spanish con-
sui was Imprisoned at Laguayra. The commander OF
Spanish wsrship threatened to lombard Laguayra on
this account.
The fighting at Puerto CabellO severe and
the dead were numerous that there were no facil
ties for their BURIAL and their bodies gathered
together and burned
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she SAYS SHE rs A PRTNCE's SIsTDRIy.LAW.

SHE SAYS SHE rs PRINCE'S SISTBh-IN-LAW.
Kate McMorrow, a neatloosing Irish girl. twenty
years old, who says she Is the sister-inlaw Of the
Pnoce OF Wales. committed to Bellevue Hospital
yesterday afternoon by Justice Kllbreth at the York
Vile Police Court, 10 be examined 10 her mental
condition. When questioned by the police OF the
Thirty hfth-s squad and the Justice, she said she
was homeless, although her sister is the wife Of the
Prince of Wales. The young woman was brought 10
court by Policeman Thomas Walsh. Before the
judge had time TO ask her anything. she said:
Yes, my sister Is married 10 the Prince Of Wales,
and now am being boycotted."
"BoycOtteda BY wboml" asked the Justice
BY the Prince OF Wales OF COURSE she replied
"You see, after he married my sister he wanted 10
marry my cousin. too, and because objected he has
put the boycott me. This year ago last
April. Harry Montgomery, who came here with the
here without friend relation"
"where have you been living since7' then asked the
Judge.
"Everywhere; oh, don't know. I can't stop at
any place any length OF time From the time |
made an enemy OF the Prince he has had old
woman on nv track. ] see her almost constantly,
and she will not allow to stop anywhere more
than week Judge. want this boycott removed
An right was the Justices reply, Oh" il shall be
done"
He then signed commit men consgning her to
the insane ward at Bellevue Hospital An ambulance
was then Summoned and she was removed 10 the
hospital.
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LONG ISLAND.

FLATBISH.-Tfe Brooklyn Gty Railroad Company
began the work OF strnang the wires for the trolley
road yesterday morning. The work was begun at
the city line AT Prospect Park. and Is to extend 10
Flatlands and Kings Highway on Flatbish ave.
In consequence Of orders received from the state
The Flatbnsh Board OF Health. through DIR. W. ".
smith. physician TO the BOARD has notified the owners
OF pigs In Oakands that they must get rid OF (nem.
wealthy raising them. killing them on but threaten
to carry the matter INTO the courts; In the mean
10 see that garbage or swill Is brought into the
town and In tho district whore the piggeries are the
INSPECTORS are duty night and dag.
GLEN COvE.-whe the station agent Of the Long
Island Railroad Company at Bay Head was attending
20 some duties which required his attention the
end of the platform. away from the office, yesterday
afternoon, n thief entered the ONCE and by pick
the Yale lock with which the desk fastened,
S36 In cash. No clew TO the thief was obtanct.
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A PL1'CKY TEACHER AvERTs A PANIC.

A panic was averted among the 900 school children
in Public School No. 90, Union ave. and Aimslie-s''
BROOKLYN. Yesterday morning by Sarah +. Hunt, the
principal and Charles g. Burnett, the tanitor OF the
building. 1t was with much difnculty, however that
the little ones were hept from rushing from their
class-rOoms to the starways. In such an event
many would have undoubtedly been killed by falling
md being tramped to death. The scare was caused
by a fire which had occurred In the apartments Of
Mrs. Victoria Carcus on the second floor OF the
tenement house No. I67 Uniop-ave. The building Is
Il three-story frame and adOins the school Mrs.
Carcus managed to reach the street In safety. on
the third floor lived Mrs. Mary Kennedy. when
the cry OF fire was raised Mrs Kennedy grabbed her
twoyearold child and ran into the hallway only L"
lind tha, the flames had communicated TO the stair
way. cutting oil all escape. She then rushed back
into her apartments and going TO the window, began
IN scream for help. In the mean time an alarm mao
heen sent out and when the fremen arrived they
found smoke pouring from all the windows Inc
screams OF the inmates OF tie building. together with
the rattIng OF the fire engines, were heard by the
children In the school, and much excitement among
them followed Before the fremen arrived Mrs.
Kennedy and her child were taken from the building
nv Alderman Mckee who passing the house al
the time Mckee secured lnddcr and, after assist
Ing Mrs Kennedy out OF the window, took the chid
and reached the street In safety
Nv this time several hundred people were on the
scene Mothers who had children In the school stoon
pleading with the teachers TO permit them TO leave
The building while several men tried 10 batter down.
The oaken door OF the building Ater mhch dlih-
cuItv the women were quoted and the children DIS
missed for the day. The fire had been caused by
The explosion Of an oil stove, with damages OF 1900
70 the building and $500 TO the furniture
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Brooklyn Jockey club races 'irayesend, 10 p M
Park and Aqupduct Commissioners meeting
Webster murder trial before Justice lngraham
National Association OF Life Underwriters annual meet
ing. CPrnegte Hall. 10 IA. IA.
Republican ma ss.meetng. Southheli, $. l., p. H.
Board OF Education, D. m
Harlem Republican Club. p. M
East Orange Lawn Tennis Club tournament p IN
Mail and Express Italian Republican Club, NO oo
Sprinpst p. IN. ,-,.
Reciprocity Republican Club. NO lUo "es' N"o"
seyenthst. D. M. ,.
Coored Republican Club. Slxtyseventh'st ana boue'
ward p. m.
Protective Tariff meeting. Cooper Union, p ID
Lincoln Union, Ninth Ward. festival, Lion rar@ ''r
noon and evening.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"OUR CHAUNCEY."-" Our Cha uuc ey Wis Chauncey
VI. Depew, the mascry leader OF he Harrison force'
Mime polls, who made the principal speech thers
rem mIuning the President. Mr.. Dcpew IL sckuowis
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speeches are both models and the despair Of his
rivals. "Our Chimney" IL n poem, by Isaac II.
Bromley, illustrated profuscly and comicaiIy by Das
Bcnrd aud e. d. Gibson, Two Of the best pen. and'ink
artists In Newly City. IL II a delicious piece q
fmn md 10 IL moreover thoroughly possessed OF "p
of genial and sincere for its eloquent saes
jrcf. IL IL doubtful whether llr. Bromley has ever
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DOCTORS IN CONVENTION.
,,rrr,xc TX BROOKLYN OF THE AMEH

FIRST MEETING IN BHOohbN Vt -"
CAN GYNECoLoG1CAL SOCIETY.
Many members Of the American Gynccoioe''", ,
and other physicians assembled yesoiu"S
in the new chapel Of the Brooklyn Roy r'"''o AZ
sttute in Living soonest, to attend TIE proee'e
nj the seventeenth annual meeting Oh 'n'' ''e"'
,o,ior hold for the first time In Brooklyn Dr Johi
Rvrne of Brooklyn, president Of the society," was III
the chair and DR.. Henry q. Coo, OF Ne"-horA' WIS
secretary. Among those present wcr Dts hora'c
r IIanhs of New York Robert p. Harris, OF Imi-
edephia; Francis II. Davenport. Of Boston, a. D. -
skene of Brooklyn A. Palmer Dudley, OF New lTh +,
j. Tabor Johnson, of New-York; \. NJ. Mann OF
Buffalo: j. II. Raymond. OF Brooklyn; Francis Lea'oni'
Of New-York: A. Reeves Jackson OF Chicago H. T. T.
Wilson OF Baltimore: James II. Chadwick of Boston,
and seth c. Gordon, OF Portland. Dr. Byrne opche'
the proceedings and welcome to Brooklyn was gwen
by Charles Jewett.
The first piper was rend by Dr. Chauncey D. faliner'
of Cincinnati. upon women's diseases, ana II was
discussed By several Of those present, who advocaeu
laparoomy Dr.. Andrew F. Currer. OF New iorh'
presented paper upon "OxygeE in the Treatment OF
septicemia.: Dr. William ii. Watien. OF Louisville
one upon the Technique in Plastic surgery ai"
Dr. Archibald McLaren, Of ST. PAM, one upon
"PyosalplnX"
The members OF the Society and the entire me1l'ai
profession Of brooklyn were entertainer NJ i"'"eo"
by Dr. A. j. c. Skene in the spacious dIning rooms
of the Hotel ST. George. which We're Handsomely aero
rated. About $50 sat down 10 the prescription ss"'u
by Dr. Skene including all the dcicaccs of the season
and one item in which "splrius iFumcnt I'd lDi-
tum7 and the dose, Two ounces every hve minutes
The afternoon session was devoted to surgca papers
by DIS Henry c. Coe Of New-York, Robert r. Harris
OF Philadelphia william H. Parish, Of Philadelphia
and Henry J. Garilg1ies. Of New-lorh ~,
President Byrne entertained me members Oh ln'
society nj a reception ut his home. No. 3l4 clinton.
ST. last evening The sessions of the society VII
continue to-day and tomorrow: Al luncheon lotas
the Kings County Medical society will entertain the
visitors and this evening dinner Will be gwen 70
them by the brooklyn genealogical society at the
auk
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NEW.YORK CITY.

ncw e7,b station Of the POsOfilce has been opcheu
I'm the drugstore Lcxingonave and Seventy -sXth's'
sixth-st.
The case Of cx.Brldre Policeman Lally. the man
with the "pulI" who is Indicted for shooting 'ohh
r.uu was NOT called I'm General Sessions yesterday
Il vas said that witness for the prosecution WIS SUN
missing.
Th. Catholic clergy OF the archdiocese OF Ncw-fork
held the first Of their quarterly conferences Sc9c'u''
In I'm. chanel Of ~ Mchael's Church. Thirty second
st. and Nlnthave Archbishop CorFigan pre'ideo' ana
Ito pcv Nicholas Russo :. j.. moderator Ihe
Row Andrew o'Rcliy. of Yonlcrs. answered the qucs
non Of dogma. and the Rev Henry J. Gordon OF
cornwall on the Hudson that Of scripture. The sec
.oud conference will b. held to-day at ST. PatrcKs
institute No. GO Mulbcrry-st.
The sheriff has taken possession Of the store OF
Frederick Kaufman wholesale dealer In lcwciry al no
Al Maiden Lane. execution for s7.7i7 In favor
-, t,scpb J. COIN Kaufman T. .aId 10 be oil the way
home from Cincinnati and II was expected yesterday
that he might mike a settlement.
Winthrop Parker has been appointed receiver In sup
Elementary proceeding, for %iucr Nmppie' Dnlluer'
n, no l4G Broadwny on the application OF william
r. Crct ard Garrett ". Crop-ey. Judgment creditors
Tn. directors Of the Produce Exchange yesterday
appolu,cd Alexander r. orr. Thomas y. White T. y
whitman Charles Iogg and Edward f. lev committee
10 prepare plans and scure bids for the proposed 40
di,ion 10 the Exchange. on the Popham property IL
i, estimated that the building VIII cost SJOo'Vo''
sam Jones viii give his only lecture in Ncw-lork
CIV This seaeon on Friday evening at the calvary
N,fhodis, Episcopal Church one hundred ana twenty
nnt.., and scv.nth-ave. under thc auspices of the
Harlem Y. NJ {. \. III, subject VII b" Get Ihcre'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
IIOBOKFN

Tho state LIQUOR Dealers Association met mere yes
,I,,. and elected Angus. kochlcr. 90 Orange prc-i
cont, william G. TOwnc. Of Long Branch. Vice pr'ai-
dent James McIutcc - jersey CITY. secretary 1ohh
1,eilmann Of Camden treasurer. ard l"ni' ph'h'r''
81 uohokcn. financial SECRETARY. Threats were ir"'N
made that tho association would knife the Demo
cratic candidates al over the STATE Tor the a"nn'
dealing and treachery ~ which the lquor dealers
were The victims IN the Legislator" last winter ON
mites were appointed to astiat" the question OF me
rnucal Of the cd ds0IderN at (Which makes habtal
sunday nqu,r selling violation VI the law ana a
r,duclnn OF the Ncen.e fee
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Theological Seminary Of the Reformed Church
in this city. opened At II O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing There we're fifteen students In the entrance
class Tie classes Of Dr. ". V. v Mahon who Is
ick will be temporarily taught by Drs. =. NJ wood
bridge and w. X. Duryee, OF Rutgerr ConSge. Or.
RIggs Tho new professor. viii assist Dr. woodbridge
I'm ,cclcnstca History. Every thing points Ia sue
cessful year In the seminary.
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and to sell the property. Henry W. siocuii, IT,, ""o
appointed referee to sell the property and $3.50 was
allowed counsel fees.
The Rev. George Calvert Carter has been seeureu
as the successor TO Dr. stevens Parker rs rector vi
the Church Of the Redeemer. Protestant Episcopal III
Pacifc-st. lie is now rector OF st. PauIS 'h"rrn'
Baltimore and was graduated four years ago rom .c
General Theological seminary In New-fork. lie De-
gins BIS work next month.