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New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
NETWORK CITY.

A deputation Of students from princeton 'oAeSe W..
conduct the 3 O'Clock services in Association ii"i
Twenty thrd-st. and Tourthavc tomorrow afternoon
Robert H. stanley will sing Only young men are
invited.
The Committee on Nomination Of Trustees OF the
Board Of Education held meeting yesterday al'er
NOM and nominated candidates in the Eighth. Ninth
and Tenth wards The decision upon the renomina
lion OF Frank \. Spencer in the Tenth ward was
postponed until next week.
John Mccormack the exassistant treasurer oi Inc
Nctropotan Life Insurance Company, who forged itS
checks for SO. 900. sentenced 70 eight years III"
prisonmcnt by Judge Fitzgerald in General sessions
Yesterday. The guilty man lost the money al inc
races He fled to scotland where lie was arrested
George BiInbaums Grand street Museum was
ucsns.d nv the Mayor yesterday until February l.
silver Dollar Smith and Barney konrke pro"sh
their pulls" to bear in aid OF brnbaum.
A letter from Mrs Annie J. Barnes Of EiXir' ArH'
was received at the Mayors Office yesterday, asking
for information Of her brother. Christian stolze who
she writes is cooper in this city Their father Is
dead she SAYS and left large estate 10 be cioeo
between them.
The Rev Dr. B. 2. Tyler. pastor of TIE Church
of the Disciples will speak on 'Jesus ana iouhs
People at the young mems meeting at tne has'
Eighty -slxth-st branch of the Young Meh Ch's''"h
\sSociatIon tomorrow AFTERNOON at O'CLOCK
Orders have been received at the Navy Yard TO get
tho +ornedo boat Alarm ready to be put into comnls
sion. Lieutenant Commander Charles IL. DAY ton Will
have command Of the vessel.
The Association of Superinten1ents ana CRrHs OF
the Postofcc will hold meeting to morrow at D. M
M tho German Masonic Temple F1feenthSt. near
Thiriave
Constant Reader"-The Tribune cannot give the
space TO publish a sermon preached so lohs uihc
ago You would better send t" Tie cIefgyihni' an"
rct his scrincn or suggest that 1t he pnblshea III
pamphlet form.
The Rev Dr. Newland Maynard Will preach 10
or,ovr evening at The Church OF the Archaag'l II.
xicbo,aavc an4 One hundred and seventeenth T.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
mn RAID THE POLICEMAN CH06ED HIN

Solomon Bsrmnn, Hebrew carpenter, Of No. 2oo
MadisoB-st., passing through Rutgerst, between
Henry aalA Market sts yesterday, when he was
tali1d hy lot OF boys who had inst been Dismissed
fvm st. Theresa's PIoclhal school In Rutgersst. and
the public school in IIeny-st Bainaa turned
upoa the boys and they away. one Of them.
,ohn C.mnon eleven years Did, of No. "a Cherry-st
fel ant was caught by Barman who struck him
IN the face Patrick J. Burke, policeman OF the
Madison. st. station, saw him strike the boy and also
Ynake a kick at him. and arrested the carpenter
Dr. H. Freeman, OF No. 20 Iienry-st. pr )estcd
against the arrest and followed the policeman and his
missioner 10 the station. There he declared that
Burke had assaulted his prisoner. catching him BY
tbe throat and shaking lin violently Captain
strauss and one Of the police surgeons examined the
mans throat. BainiaA was tAhoh DciUc 'uS"Vo
Khreth at Essex Market Police Court. aud discharged
Then he wanted 10 make Il charge OF
assault against tile policeman. Dr.. Freeman
sought to act prosecutor ana ms
testimony as 10 tie choking was subSantlated by
samuel CIpers druggist. Of no 10 Canalst. Both
testified that the policeman had threatened 10 arrest
the doctor as well as Barman the latter also swearing
that RLrke had choked him.
The polceIa an testified that lac lad arrested Me
man for beau1g the boy. takug him hrst 0y the
noai collar i,'d aitcrward ny the arm lie swore Wh'
yo dId moi choke him or strike him ana IN ths ne
ne c,sIo,Orrtcd iy lumber Of the boys Justice
ssi,rctn refused entertain the change oil a>aaui'
and disn.lss ed the case
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
r,p,o p6oGRlsS IL 1EARxIyG .uyGLnH

somc idea of what can be done 10y the adoption of the
rropcr method n teaching foreigners enough of tn, rui.
rcnis Of the English language In shot tine 10 enable
diem b. benefit by course Of strdy oncod a c he'
nsh schools last night 10y the examination Of
snail cl.-s Of pupil, which \. kuofdch. professor Of
language In wcll.kno"n private school, has been in
sti.ctng Tor the last week.. These pupils, most of
whom Polish Hebrews. did not arrow any thing an
u tho IN gh suaec sN weeks ago: several were t"r
even unable 10 read Writc b. ari i2r.ac. Iht only
tongue that all spoke anu understood wa GcuDoh q.
rather areon something like that tongue. Piofcssor
knohA began H. OF instruction entirely ,cr.
man. and for the first week taught th, English
words, spelled phoneticay. lie then taught them the
rudinents OF English grammar. explaining In and
faay discarded that language entirely and speaking en-
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Nearly 300 Of the employees Of Joseph Wichert's
shoe factory, At Nos "a and 26 Boerumst" arc ou'
on strike The grievance Of the men. they say is All
attempt on the part of Mr. Wichert to cut down 'her
wages 20 per cent steps have been takch 10 se'"o
the disagreement.
The board Of trustees Of the Franklin Trust COM
many have elected George II. southland president to
iii thc vacancy caused by the resignation OF Ea"m
Packard. James II. Cowing was elected second vice
president and appointed secretary. to fill the vacancies
caused BY the isnaton of George ii. SGuthaid.
Police Captain Early and a squad of patrolmen from
The Tenth Precinct Yesterday afternoon made raid
n,on policy shop at No. % FlatbuSh-ave George
Hcaney the proprietor two clerks and thirteen othef
persons arrested. DoorTnan John Nose'sans had
been sent into the place to play before the RAID
Two sisters Catherine F. Gill. sixty years old. and
Mary Gill fft. five years Old were committed as
habitual drunkardS by jury in the City court yes
terdsy Tie women live ut No. Ia /. fl0yd-S''
They own nle house in Floydst. and have S'2oOo III
various banks and 81 100 in money and stock In an
Insurance company.
4 caucus of the members of The Republican Cen
eral Committee who favor the election of W. W. "oo'
rich al chairman will he he'd in the Criterion Theatre
tlis evening 10 decide what action will be taken ID
snpport Of candidate for otlcI ohces. The opponents
OF A!r. Goodrich will hold caucus on Monday
,uar, Moore sentenced Michael shane alias Nc
Mslon 20 nine years and eight months In STATE frs"h
~, ter7sy fS~ thc CID!c IL roD3-ng DE- Johh l. MOT
RI soy A. Front and Washington SIS. OH December l.
4 81 sht fire occurred yesterday in IN, Corporation
Connsels Office ia tie City Hall. caused bv &C.
fcctive fue 1t PIT out by the ianitor, and the
loss Will not exceed $40. A portrait OF ex-Mayor
Chapin came being burned
Tie Grand Jury indicted Wilson II. olcott fof
biCamy Yesterday. lie Is the young reporter VINO
married Miss Laura Thorne when he was already
married.
The inouest in the case OF John Connerton, VINO
VIZ shot by Michael Harvey, an insane patient IN
the Cc:lnty Asylum out on pass. resulted IN NeT-
diet ccnsuring the asvlum authorizes for his release
Miss Hannah WhcrFy OF No. l14 Henry-st. mas
begun suit against the Two cities and the brldse
Trustees 10 recover 5000 as damages for injuries
caused by having a splinter Of wood run into hci
foot while she was crossing tie promenade several
months ago.
Taxation and Revenue will be d!scu ed again to-
morrow evening before the Brooklyn Ethical Associa
tion and the pr1tectionist view VIII be presented by
Professor George GuEton president of the Institute OF
Social Economies. The meeting Will be held. as
usual In the second Unitarian Church. al Clinton ana
Congress sts The lecture will be discussed BY Robert
W. Taycr, Henry Eowey and others.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
PUNISHMENT FOR "BTLLY" MGLORY.
SENTENCED TO BE IMPRISONED FOR ONE YEAR
ANn - EAN 4 EINE OLE 5000.

SENTENCED TO Bt IMPRISONED FOR ONE YEAR
AND r. PAY FINE or $500.
william McGlory was brought into Part III Of
General session, Yesterday linked 10 q boy criminal
Hnly- had come grief at last. and lie looked a.
II the blow had utterly crushed him. He was con
yicied q few days ago Of keeping dlsorcerly house
At Fourteenth ~ and Irving Placs, witch T. known
as the Hotel Irving, and arrai gned before
Recorder Smyth for sentence. Henry Hartman, hi
counsel. was present to appeal FOR cemency. He
said: several respectable persons who live near
the hotel are ready 10 join in petition asking for
mercy fcr McGl0ry.'
Il can't undcrstand.7 ,ald the Recorder. " how
re pcctahlc people viii ildorse maa who Kept on"
NJ the lowest dives In this city, and whose entire
lie La, been engaged in that kind of business
Your lIO Or, was only arrested once for violation
Of the excise law said McGlory.
You ought to hnvc been arrested good many
time, more Everybody who has lived In this city, a
have for number % years. must know that your
Character has been bad. and that you have KEEP
The most Infamous that have ever dsgricc'l
thi, city. Nj Kinds OF crimes have bcen committed
there
" Not with my knowlcdgc" said McGory.
"lon kept the place and received the money and
procced, The sentence Is that you bs imprisoned W
Ihc pcnit"nUnry for one year and be hned 800. or
stand committed day for cach dollnr.' hct'lor,
wa taken back to the IOmDS. ,
SIR Plrdy a. counsel for the pr-oncr. next appeared
ie.p Judge Hartct Of thc supreme Court. and appn".
f,r a SAY % proceedings pending an appeal JuaS'
Jarrett refuse To- grant the notion and McGlory Will
b. taken 10 me l,'ntcntlary this morning.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
SlTrRDAY IND SUNDAY APPEAL.
HOSPITALS ARE CROWDED AND THE 'i'r
1rssENs TIE COLLECTIONS.

HOSPITALS ARE CROWDED AND THE ''--
IrssENs TIiE COLLECTIONS.
Tho Executive Committee of the Hospital SATURDAY
and Sunday Association SENDS inc io"'"e VII
Tho p.ople OF New-lorE tUy . .,
"c p''re ,.m.od upon our hospitals because OF
n. .cu,,snc. Of the grip" conpeis us 70 An eA va"
.,.cai APPEAL to you for their suploi'"- h o,,sna
,.n, from the fact that the same cAu7" ~ .,.a.
r a. the ,ynscogues and churches to an 49,
on Hospital saturday anu '""1'''
r.ce,p,s from these .ources .. - -,
your generous and almost spontaneous ,',,Ia.
al, from, o,hrr cities. when pestience OF "'"''
-, ,t.,t.d ,hem make confdcnt ot the rc'"i. VI ~
nav w ~, ,ho nrcssnt cmergercy on behalf OF your
"- ci,cns These noble institutions founoea u,
your,.,es and admirably conducted io' inc @ ~ o,,
o,ertaken By sickness and poverty 'ose"''' D'''
generous support 80, -. 49,. ...oc,.uen
a. 90 .ayis,d that all the hospitals OF the nsocisuop
are crowded and strained to the utmost anu ,"rso
mi, pressure will continue for some ''h'c' h'''
additional and unexpected expense ., ., .o,
pleas. send your contributions ~ prv-p' ~."s,
-, - ch.res Ianer, treasurer No. IL Nsssau's~
Th. following are additional sums coc'"i 0' ~
| amer on account of the collc' uoh' ooo,
I,,,r churches-st. Thomas Episcopal , 49,
c.i.n,,,. reformed ss9i IS; Incarnation Episcopal
'o'' 49,, ,.,n,,x Lutheran SS3s Temple lsras Of
,ol, 90 .tos. St peters, Lutheran. s76; st. Mays
MonhattanNiiIe, 80 ,-,,. soz o,to Uane
ura,h.r slb: NJ ". Lyon, SO; three lods's' 90
he
| ,,o,s Fund received rs Mrs. John 4. Lo"ery'
,.a.','r.r y, the woman's Auxiliary, NO. 81 "es'
| Thirty fifth St: A. n,4s " g,shop
. = - Mrs Thomas Hitchcock. each $50 drs' u ~ ~
rr,n, ,l5. Mrs J. II. Blootgood, Mrs freue..N ft,,
u,., NJ. william =. sloan. Ms T. T. Bauer. 90
"a. ,a,..r,no White each SO; Mrs Il. A N."oi'
v Kn,Dp Mrs l.. f. Flrth Mrs george !. Dc,
,, az u,ovn Mrs Eastman Johnson MIS- i". M
| = ch,s Mi,s sprlng, Mis- Frederick r. O0oH go go WI
Ms Iucy r. smith, 81; Mrr Spring IL 'oN' ,,
,,. rho uutown trades through Wonihs AuAniS''
| , =, !. .ravlor r. Il. Macy Co.. tsch slVO heNi,
|,., s,o. Oscar Krc,s Co., Brertano Co.. pN'iu '"
| rr,ncls each 81 total. 80. ~
| rho ~ mite boxes 5000 Of which were diS~iouVeu
| Ian tina city for 81 home contributions" promise 10
| make a handsome return. The iollo"ihs ooh'e"S
| hove been received by Mrs. LDwcry to date'
| % NJ. Richard Irwin s0S OF; box t,2lO (w. t'
| ra,., se3. bv Mrs q. ". Forsyth, sl0i box sooo
"a. box 4ol 90 box 2593 IS 30; box elA' 10 ooH
300 Al. bo> ooS so in small amounts Toi - ;
,o,oI 500 90; total by women TO 'Womahs funa'
=, oo- ,o,ol by women fOm rad's, s'SO to,a oy "och
- 80. SOL otal women gifts and work TO date
ooe o. total o, entire collection to date. $4,000 %.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
ELIZABETH.

The Grand Jury Of Union County YESTERDAY o'N"-"'
IN a true hin for murder against MR. Amino '''N''
,vho l. charged with the killing oi FRANK Lo''"''"'
an italian gardener on the hsh' VI -
Nrs C.ryos husband has been indicted ~ az a'os''
. a.. ,ri,,e The deed WAS committed on the if'h'
s,oor ~ the house In which both the '.rVo' "H"
Lombardo lived a. tenants. Mrs.. 'eiVo n'' P""
relied with Lombardo AID IN revenge plu'E" "
.,u.tto into his heart Al he was 'om'uS ".'' wi"
house. The body was found some bl''h' "''''"'
and the woman's husband +, believed " nv -, |
, =. ,or,r Il there The vrapin was thrown ih'"
thn Euzaheth River. and ha, not i""h i''"'cI'H n
~ Tlc Union county BOARD ~ Asficutm'' ,;,..rs ~
,o..,iu0 YESTERDAY. elected ~" i'h'"l's -
p,e.,drnt Donnis Long. yicc president. Eonrr' ''
r,f s.crctary Dennis {. Crarr' dlFc' -. Tn.,yiI
wadc. James Iiiggin~ oIdch ""'''"" ""'
NJ.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
.IERSEY CITY.

JERSEY I'll l.
GERMANS NOT FRIENDLY To III" ''''
The Arion Club-is ono OF the most popH''' W r"''
,, in .e county OF Hudson and j, composed oi aoo''
ocO monument Germans. Alexander S'nle,'nH" WV
months ago proposed Mayor OrcStes 'ieNc"'" Io' NV"
bcr.bip and Immediately there wa' toube III V'' ''""
and nembcr. earnestly declared they would heN'f 'u''
20 admit Cleveland a. member Thnf9aaF n'-"' ''''
animal meeting of the club took place ana 'ar-c ~
'.','.o'/ ,, rrescnt Mr. Schcsinger during the
,n.c,ipg asked that vote be taken on thc pI"p''"
o. make MAYOR Cleveland member. ln''""'A'' q, y
hv a nreconcerted plan all Of the members pu' niN
,r tr, meet. NJ room. There was con iderao'o W
cnssiop among those who remained ana hhaiiS VI.
,d ,bot tbc vote should be taken by o"'io' r'N
Voc made and the 2aot-boS Tor the first tme VI ,'
,.ors was used When the vote was taken o"i' "''
soycr ballots were cast for Cleveland lie ""' ''
clared elected 80 c,. .,ovad
The fart that these influential ''cf'na"' ,
T., uis omen manner their dislike 10 Mayor ''e'''''".
- honp much commented on ~ politicians III Wv, wy.
.. ,,. Nnvor's desire for reelection NL'sp 49, tu tke
Ia,d has also been proposed for nrluoc'9'p, p,.,v I'm
Cr,envIlle Turn-NcTein. another Er.I - iv Ger
another district which is largely P'p'''''' ~
mans
o,ocfuod Crouheim the IIoboken theahN Pt
nrie,or who was committed 10 u'1 1t,,,rg a d,.-
pr Indce Hoffman on Thursday, iot EfP."s cnu
dor~ ns hmss viii remain there untl M"nui,' nc~
I,'ho,; ir Yesterday presented habeAs c"ipun, ri.,
~ Indre iippincott ASKING for 'rohhcn' a., ti.n
an all Tht court took the papers ara 7'h" VAC '
would be given Monday
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
NEWARK.

A new Episcopal mission has been
eouth Ornccavc., near Paramount ave. aiu WA
in Charge Of the Rev. William II. y. Han. ~
John Hartman. a grocer doing business 'a a,.,,a.
40 sprincd.d.sve purchased considerable
Of goods from wholesale dealers anu h'"o ,,tor,
w ,,. ,,,,cb,nepts were secured and at . a M;
Sn.ertay when his four horse truck hnd p'c m' ,y
Tp preparatory to removal, the eoons "cF' ''"' -
cOnstabc~. ..riore6
The Court Of Errors and Appeal. ye.erday ictI.v
decision sustaining the suit of George n; Ii.t ,,,
acsinst tha Fapd Transit Electric R"hIwA! p,"rss 49,
"e,.,,nirg the rnInpauy from erecting polc9 hu "''r
in front Of his premises under resolution rno o' c,ae
Common Council granting such pernsss"t, o ,,ucSrv
voc dec,ded I'm favor OF the company by INC Nnh,
CONT and This decision was reversed oN w -, -, ~
courf which IS sustained By tho last court % ~
ucurr Clay Lodge No. 49, knights OF ~ 'i"9' W.
hold a meeting Tonight FOR tho PuiTo-c' II j. NJ W.
stood OF invcsraiing shoraf" whi,h j. ,,Ssc sSu -,
iii I'm the FINANCES Of the lodge. a 'nih'li '' %
tve members # Is said. has been hNcauS"uAs V"'
matter, aud VIII report toBght
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
rY-pRISOyERS OF WAR CHOOSE OFFICERS.

The regular annual meeting Of the NcwYork Cry
ciatan Of Union eS-pris0ncrs Of War held IN tho
yosrd Of Officers Room list Regiment ornorv night
Alex ander Shaler Of Hidscncd. y. j.. presided The
,epors ~ the and showed
organizat OH contains i7s monb"rs and that its n1nc
condition satisfactory. votc OF thanks given
10 the committee charge of the successful dinner hold
on December n Msrtn-ilTs. Thr following office,
were elected for the com-s year: Alexander Shaicr
president: Charles r.. Hyatt Vice.picsiden: Charles J.
Wilson Rsogkivn Treasurer; Frederick 4. Rove Brook
Iyn secretary the I;ev. y. II. iI4nnabuieh. Pough-
k.eps.e chaplain: executive committee T. Whit Of
Brooklyn J. Acton Miller and L1u7 Htsdbnty. ~ laN.
onnc. y. J. J. J Kieore. secretary Of the Pr-0ne..
of Wa Memorial Asso n.iog. tcIDrted brOG
IN work OF sai,.ng money to bui.d suitable moar
ment at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
IONG I-LtND.

FlJ',lIING.-Mrs. T.. II. koih' whose h"'"'n" Wa"
bt,Icd I, tb. railroad sna-hup Oh the Ne" England
r.' =, r,.t Tompkins. Conn. December 4. has
A., IN, .,,i, ,coin-t the Long Island Eailrond for
$40 ONO Al Jamalca before surrogate Weller Nc-
tcr,av testimony was given 10 prove the death oI
Mr. Roth. and II /, probable that his w'li no" pcnd-
INK for probnc Will be admitted at the nest hea1nS
of the cas- which will take place on Mon"ay "'o q
p r. Matthew, the porter 0i iHc car Miuiaii
testified mat he saw Mr. E"lh III 'h' re-" CT" vi '"'
car iut before n was tclcec0ped 10y the Steamboat
rain and that aftcrward gold watch, hunch "i k"y
and a few pieces oi money Wcr" louo near we rear
md AZ the burned ear. lie said more might mN'
Lrcn found hat the compaI y's men N"uid not permit
q senrch Of the ruih,. ~ they Wcrc ,hovc!!ng the
hnI.rI lnAA a ann.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
NrW BRIN-WICK
PRETTY GIRLS WONT EE LEFT OFT.

PRETTY GlELS WON'T It LII "
A social revolution Is springine nr ""'"s "'
vourc women OF the High school on account u '''
alleged favoritlsm shown some "f 'hc o'l-' ',t
In being selected for leading parts IN play '''''''
.r, = ,,bich the school Is TO present IN III"
,hoo,,. Some of III" prcitest students We're ho' !"
c,rd.d in the cast hence the trouble wh'h hA' ..
.nmed such proportions that the discipline ' ,"'
school is endangered. superintendent lyon anu nir
" ,sr, Yesterday issued I"quest tIL't INC pa,
a ae''ts''s e'sdo,,,d rbe male friends Of the Ignored
he,ti"s have resolved that te play ,ir,A w., i@S I
nsal+ uutli their friends have been Tc"shll'<
Pl~e a. Ne,uv hiIc tho merry wef i on. ana ~
~ ~ n~chable tha the Board OF Edncnign VIII " up
noarcd "a in behalf Of the ignored puP'is
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Throekn orton cournaral, ,'Army Building ~ 80 q H.
Schoolmssters' Association, Columbia College IL a. H.
Harlem Club annual election, evening.
Review snd parade OF 23d Regiment, Afmofy' D'o'"'
lyn. T. m.
Banjo concert, Lenox Lyccum, p m.
New-York Yacht Club concert p. m.
Harvard Club meeting, p. m.
Naval Reserve DIN. Castle Garden, afternoon
Ieierkranz Society anniversary cciebrauon evening
William Living ston's lecture. Brooklyn institute D. in
Company D. Attn Regiment, athletic games Armofy'
Brooklyn. p. m. -
Spanish.Amcrican Literary Society entertainment NO
GA MndisOn.aNe.
Amateur Phoocraphers Society smoking concert even
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
roe I'M rsiycirox A1rMyI D7vvrR.

The Princeton Alumni annual dl.ner is announced to
tax. lac. on 1hurd9y eSesng January ~ at tie Iote
lu.,lrk A. D. u All who have received degrees from
o have been r.sii.nJ student, at Princeton. whether
bcf, II the cuD invited 10 be present Only
81, Ticket, Will be- sold the main applicants
,ho'd not their request, seats. Among the peak
10 Will be- President Patton. Dr. Howard Duiclt 10, d.
= J. McPhcfsO. - Of Chicago; Duncan Edwards, - ;
Chsunc-v Il DrpcN, Of Yale; Edward King, Of Harvaid
.Md rvp,,.. atitNe Of Columbn. The Princeton Cnl-
Scrsty ,1ce Tub aud the champion baseball nne Will b.
present Ticket, - each bc obtained from the
ossulcr &. G. Cuycr 80. - Wiilismst. Il. X. Prem.
lcc No 100 Rroadwav and at the Hotel Brunswick
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
,rcyrr CHOPPER" CEiRGED WITH ASSAULT.

" f'HOPPEk hIHrhD W - IA ''H'A@A'
t,ucs Gimartn. living in Harlem had Charles A.
nal, ,ick,t "chopper at the Fftethst station OF tho
elevated railroad summoned before Justice Ryan
,, I.rcr.on Market Police Court yesterday afternoon
an b. charge Of assault GilnsrtiH on the evening OF
nnnhor o6 cot OF = orttbound train at Fiftiethst by
,,1s He said that when he atsmpted TO step ON osard
49, ,t o,ain he nas assaulted by Dale and thrown down
a. ,,rs 10 the street. At the foot OF the stairs Giinnr-
M ,,s met by two men, who advised him 70 returo ana
mr.nied him To the station platform There 1inArtin
h loyh another ticket and dropped it into the DON
11en he stepped on the platform ""HAf'h ssid nc wa"
again atmchrd bv Dale who punched him In the eve ana
%, IN. .ccond time threw him down the stairs Gilmar-
tn walked to the next station. At ffynin'st ana MINI
v, hourht ticket and after delosng his ticket asktd
tha ticket chopper cam dInnAF' dimartin sau tnat
th chonper Ienled "No" and he then boarded train
and went home.
Dsle on the other hand said that Gmarun was drnnK
and when he got train asked, lis this the down
town side told that he was on the wrong stS-
.o, Dale ,nid that Gmartn called him liar and made
movement A. II to -thkc him. The ticket man then
defended himself Justice Ryan ad.ouined the hearing 10
enable Cimsrtin produce the chopper OF tho FIFTY
nith.,t station 10 prove that he sober that night
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TIE HAMILTON CLUB TO DINE.

The Hamilton Club will observe the birthday 1 A"'
Gder Hamilton with dinner at the clubhouse O"'o"
ard Eemsen St., at 80 p. to-day. Over 100 cover.
will be laid Owing % the TaV,res OF The ailp 'o'V "
the speaker. promised will not he present ho'n f','
dent Truman j. Backus and the kcv. Dr. wesley h''"
p.,ts sre ,onnn,d IN their homes and William 6. Ham
ton the grandson OF Alexander Hamilton VIII a'" "
compelled 10 absent George NJ. olc.t, pT'iueht Oh
the club viii presde at the dinner. Inc feN. H. f''o7
CoIlr eyConrresrnan Roswell g. Hor and c~ConE'eS'
ma, William C. Wallace will speak. we'll several
others. The announcement will poiSbly be msd" ths'
arrangements are practically completed for nc erection
in front Of the clubhouse Of William odway Isfoluse9
statue OF Alexander Hamilton.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
c,,r GETS A DECREE OF SEPARATION.

Justice Andrews. in The supreme Court yesterday
granted a decree Of separation to Mrs Cora G. Parker
from lanes H. Parker. The couple came from Whitc-
hall n y and in answer to Mrs. Parkerf charge OF
crncl,v Mr. Parker set up "a a defence an allegation
that his wife had dcscrcd him and gone away WIFE
dashinc young fellow named Dale. As there was no
evidence before the court Of the financial condition OF
Parker the question Of aiimony Is to be decided o!
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
cJ'IT AGAINST RUSSELL SAGE.

Russell sage Is the defendant in suit brought
by John F. Oakley. in the supreme Court to recover
$500 as damages for the non delivery OF sixty
shares Of the capital stock OF the Wagner Palace Car
Company. George Z. Morris, a. attorney for oaAey'
Yesterday secured an order from Judge ougro re
ouirng the defendant TO show why com
mission should not issue to take the plaintiffs t>sti-
mony at saranac Lake, In Franklin County. In M
affidavit Mr.. Morris says TINT Mr.. Oakley Is TOO III 10
he moved and the probabilities are that he VIII never
recover 1t would certainly be fatal. he says, 10 com
he time.