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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

rr,.l ot the Rev DR.. Charles A. Ey!ess at Scotch
Presbyterian Church p. m.
Millard E. Tompkins will case, Surrogates court
Opening OF Po.toncs Mutual Aid Association Fan
Madison SQUARE Garden, y. m.
County Medical Society, Academy OF Medicine NO Il
West Forty.third-et, s 80 p. N.
Public meeting in the interests OF Barnard College
library building Columbia College. Sl5 p. m
Guild OF Chrysostom, lecture by judge Truman
scventh.aye and Ihirty-nnth-st., p. M
Young Womens Christian Association, lecture by D.
e Daycnport on the Heart OF Eng and" evening.
"Oiangcism Wh,: Ia 1tf' lecture by ROBOT W.
Johnston at Grand Opera House Han, evening
Society of the Church Mission 70 Dtaf Mutes o' ST.
AIMS C5urch no Wee: Elehtocnth-st.. & ID p. m
Reception TO pastor Of Calvary Presbyterian Church.
?. m. ,,.-.-
New.York Ectil GIoccrs Union No 2la East Twenty
thiId.st.
Jaraqcsc and Chinese Art sale American Art Galleries
80 p. IN.
Irctur. by Lieutenant Il. T. feary, on "Greenland
and Arctic E>rloraton" before Long Island Historical
Society. Brooklyn, p. m
Concert and ball at Academy OF Music. B7oohyh tof
benefit Brooklyn homeopathic Hospital q 81 p H.
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Gcor,c Kelly. patient IN the Homeopathic Hos
pl'al. su'rru, from drifium tremcnS. escaped from
the Institution ycst.riiy morning without his coat hat
,r shoes. lie va, rccaptur,d by the police Of the
Twenty Gri Precinct. Hc I, twenty three years old
and lives az so. l.O56 Atlantic ave.
IN unknown bcycl,t yesterday morning ran over
Paula Goldbcre nine years old living at ~. Nc
Houggllst Size WAS considerably cut and bruised
James smith. patrolman u the Central Office. died
late saturday night ut the home Of his mother No.
i'll Norih Nluth-st, from consumption. lie was
thirty years Oh. and had been on the force only a
short time.
Mary Mckee. twenty years old, living ut No. $40
Marcy ave, stepped on match al her home yes
tcrlay. and her clothing caught fire. She was So
vccly burned before the flame could be extlngishcd.
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AN IMpRoDlG1E STORY ABOUT ". NJ Ivrys

4 report current In the city yesterday that ex-
Chamberlain william VI. lyins, while In Rio Jancro
recently. seeking concessions for the Brazil and New
York ~tcanslip Company. with which he is con.
ncctcl. had been the victim OF II burglar. who was
said to have robbed him Of 5000 and various articles
Of wearing apparel. Tho report also included tho
supposed overlooking by the burglar Of $4,000 In
cash ana Il package Of diamond, said to be valued
Il 4l5.OOo. which Mr. WINS, the report said. had
purchased for his wife. Mr. WINS still being absent
from the city, reporter Of The Tribune yesterday
called upon Mrs. WINS at her home. No. I23 West
Eighty sixth 81, 10 see how t1lc the report was.
Mr., win. rs crtcd that her husband never carried
so large an amount II money with him. and that as
she did not fncy jewels, 1t was improbable that
Mr.. WINS would purchase such quantity. II any
loss had been sustained 1t must be trhng. Mr.
WINS had mentioned 1t I'm his Thanksgiving cable
dispatch.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
I@'I " ,,.,,,
WIPE THIEVES CAPTURED AT YONKERS.


Two thieves were run down yesterday morning
by the lonkcrs police. The men are James "iiinn'
ard Jos.ph Evens They were held lT uai'
one Of the engineers OF the aaueduct was lalAihg
recently to one Of his assistants from Cohi'Sioi'
I,ilrovs office in Newlork when suddenly 'nc
,.l.,o,,or 80. or, short 1t was discovered
upon Investigation that over a mile Of tcephohe
and telegraph wire was cut from the poles running
hlonc the aoueduct in Yonkcrs. superintendent
saybold OF the Westchester Telephone Company AT
tbA gam. time discovered that lot OF wire hau
been Get from the city poles and that several huhoreu
mounds OF wire had also been stolen. The ponce
werc Informed and detectives put on the case.
They traced the stolen wire to the JUNK shop W
one Domnick Callahan, on MOriis-s Callahan
refused To rive the detectives any information about
tho property A search warrant Was opuilheu
and more than 500 pounds OF wire were TAKEN from
tho place Callahan arrested for not complying
With The law In not keeping entries OF all Junk
purchased by him and the names OF the seIers
Griffin and Evens used considerable ingenuity III
cutting the wire. They attached hatchet 10
long pole and with spring chopped the wire OH
close TO the lnsulators.
MOUNT VERNON-The ladies' Aid Society OF the
Cv1rch OF the Ascension will hold hazir at Fairfax
Hall on Thursday and Friday afternoons ana eveinhgs
10 raise money to pay for the new church slte hcI
will he a gypsy tent Christmas tree, chhureil
corner and the customary booths To the hrenlan
who receives the most votes a silver trumpet VIII
be given; bowling ball for the favOrite bowler
silver bonbon box for the most popular young woman
picture for the most popular young man, anu
chocolate set for the manager Of the pretest supper
table are among the prizes offered.
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NEW.NDRk CITY.

rhe Rev Thomas Dixon, jr., will deliver lecture
tomorrow evening on Grit at the bapist ChuIo"
OF the Redeemer One-hund7cd and thirty hrstst, De
tween Lenox and seventh ayes.
special sale Of useful things for holiday efts and
TOYS for children will take place at the New York E1-
change for Womnns Work tomorrow and Wednesday.
meeting Of the Baptist Social Union Will be held
at the Wirdsor IIotel on Thursday at 6 80 p. m.
Tho subject for discussion will be How Can Baptist
Young People BE Best Organized for Religious Work.
The discussion will be opened by the Rev Dr. Biting
and the Rev. Or. Field
Among the subscriptions to the Press Club Building
and Charity Fund during the last week were: Metro
roltan Telephone and Telegraph Company. SLOW :
C. G. Dclmon o. $3.50; Charles W. Prize, $3.50
C. Lanier. $3.50 J. !. G. Clarke, $780, and various
other large and small amounts
The now Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Holy
Nativity. in West one hundred and thirty sythst.. be-
tween Lenox and seventh ayes, was opened for ser
vices YESTERDAY The Rev. Edward kenney the rec
tor preached the opening sermon. The Rev. DR.. VIII
lam Robinson Wh'tlneham also addressed the con-
crcgation
In another c,lumn Will be found the advertisement
Of samuel D. Davis & Co.. 10. / Wallst. Offering
for sale 100000 Of he first mortgage per cent
bonds OF the sunday Creek Coal Company Of Columbus
ohio. The bond, offered at par. and are secured
by real less than 10 per cent Of It's value.
Four steamships which arrived herr Yesterday
brought 1904 stecrnse passengers, who VIII be landed
AT Ellis Island to-day. The Thinrvalla. from Copen
hagen, brought $50; the Gothia. from stetir, jOi ;
the Furncssia from Glasgow. 7Go, and the La Gas
cOrnc. 732.
Charles Carroll smith, the coal dealer Of No l
Broadway, who was attacked with hemorrhagc OF the
brain on Friday and taken 10 the Chambers Street
Hos nltal. much better yesterday. IT Is thought
that he will recover. 1T viii be several days. how
ever, before he b. removed to his home in
Brooklyn.
The first Of n series Of Sunday-eveninc services
! given last night IN Trinity Church at o O'Clock.
These services will consist Of the usual form OF even.
ing prayer. and viii include short address by the
officiating minister.
The Museum If Natural History is open free to the
public today.
The Museum Of Art IS open free TO the public on
Wednesday. THURSDAY, Friday and saturday. The
price Of admission 10 day and tomorrow IS % cents.
4. p. Hodges, the chess champion OF the state Of
New York. entertained the City Chess Club on satur-
day evening by simultaneous performance. Hodges
won ten games, and lost two 10 Doyle and Reith
Captain De Vrcs. OF the Dutch steamship r. Ca
land. from Amsterdam via Bouoenc which arrived
here yesterday. reported that on November II the
steamship was struck by sea which smashed the
doors Of the whcehousc and did other damage. While
Int was repaired after short delay.
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Tiffany & Co.,
UNION SQUARE. NEW-fORk.
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE YOUNG FIREBUG IN COURT.
HE ADMITS PLACING THE MATCH ~ THE HEMP
At TILE wArEGBrEY EorE W0Rks.

Louis Iandau tho sXio"n y'aroh boy VINO was
caught IN tio act Of trying 20 set IRE 10 itr water
bury Rope Works saturday afternoon. was Tux" 'r-
fore Justice Watson In tAr Even street Court, yes
,erdav and bold for tfal on a charge - attempted
arson After his alralgLm nj Ia court youns Ian
dan was takou 20 Jail. lie B. slender. pale faced
youth with childish features and looks much younger
than 20 f.. The many fires which have been ais,
covered In the works have been attributed 10 spon-
tancous combustion. and Il was only hy Ills prompt
discovery that the buldlnrs have been saved from
destruction II was not until saturday night. howcv r.
TINT any suspicion fell young Landau. TIE l"y
was employed rs a vastc-hoy about the I0nnl"'
machines
The Young prisoner spohen 10 by II Trlhun" re-
porcr Yesterday after h rrarnmcni. and reluctantly
admitted having placed the matches In the hemp, Tut
denied that Ae was In any Way rcspon DE for any
provious fret When questioned he Was unable to
give any reason for placing the ma'ch in N" hemp
,nd declared that h. must have been oraZ, ~ The
time. re polio. are inclined 10 think be knows
more than b. 10 tel, and are masking thorough
investigation
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Success or THE tREE SINGING CLASSES.

Success or THE FREE SINGING CLASSES.
Frank Damrosch's Peoples Free singing Class net
again yesterday afternoon In tho large hall In Cooper
Tnlin. There were LOO pupils present Edvnr'i
KIM. who has taken deep Interest In NJ DlmroSch's
scheme for providing wording people with a musical
education and 10 whose efforts due the large
attendance. announced that many applications for
membership IN the class had been received that Il
necessary 10 organize two new ones. Mr.. King said
that all the necessary arrangements hld been made
for starting the new classes. Miss Sarah j. McCaf-
frey. principal Of Primary school No. I6. in East
Thirty scconist. VIII have charge OF one OF the new
classes and Miss Sarah l.. Cunning, OF Mr.. Dam
roschs pupils, viii have charge Of the other. Miss
McCanrcy's class VIII meet every Sunday afternoon
I'm the auditorium Of the Hebrew Institute at Jefferson.
St. and fsi,t broadway. Mss Dunnings class Will
meet at the same time In Renwlck Han, Eighty xth-
ST. ana Third ave. Mr.. Damro,ch will spend fifteen
minutes with each Of the new classes every sunday
giving most Of his time to the Cooper Union classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
SIXTH AVE-. 18TH AND iaTH SITS.

not stop 10 scc he extent OF the injury done. but
kept on his reckless pace. Patrolman Brady. Of the
Fourth Precinct. wax a witness Of the incident, and
Mmrlng into 4 butcher cart that was standing near
ny. gave chasc and for mile there WINS an exciting
race Finally Miller was overtaken and arrested.
Drckmau was found 10 bc badly shaken up and had
an anil, spraiu,i. lie taken TO h.s home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
An ExrnEss DRIVER cIlAEGEp WITH THEFT.

John McFncay. living IN North Seventh ST.. near
IIavcmcyc-st. was nrraisncd before justice Gorttns
I'm the Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday. charged
with grand larceny. The complainant George T..
Southcrland. superintendent 81 the branch Office u
Wcscot's Express, at No. 20 broadway. 1t Is a.
serted by the complainant that McIncaIy, who W.,
employed a driver, appropriated a package Of
money. The prisoner denied the charge and was
held in $500 bail for trial today.
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ELIZABETH.
A HARDWARE MERCHANT MISSING.

a HARDWARE MERCHANT MlSSl->N'
Charles Krebs. hardware dealer OF Elizabeth IS
missing He traced to Baltimore where he "p
Feared on November 20 at the house Of an acquant
ance and remained until the next morning, when he
disappeared and all Of him was lost His family
is convinced that Krebs is deranG d. and The polce
Of various cities have been asked TO look out for the
supposed lunatc. Krebs left home November Is 10
purchase goods in New York, and after doing this lie
wandered away and next heard from in Baltimore
Meanwhile his family and business paIt"er were
searching the Ncw-York hospitals and morsue fear
Ing something had happened TO him. lie Gid rot tn
his friend I'm Baluntre that he had come there un-
known to his family and It Was not until he dis
appcared that the friend, susp'c1ng tIat som thlhs
was amiss tcegrlphcd 10 Krebss family that he In |
been I'm Baltimore. His partner, Mr.. Cmnther, IS
much concerned the matter. a detective Is -
be sent TO Baltimore u see if hrcbs's movements can
be- traced.
The Central Railroad Company viii to-day domoish
the old building owned by them on B;oat-s which
has been occupied by the United states Express Gem
pany. The structure is Of the Oldest lar dmark'
on Broad-s The Central Company will, it is sad
erect freight shed on the site. The express COM
pany las been provided with quarters in the CentralS
building on East Broad-st
william Barnes, aged fourteen fell asleep in
nikman's wagon Saturday night. and crawled into
barrel which was In the wagon. While the wag N
was being driven through The city the tail board
dropped and The barrel and hoy We're dump into
the street The lad suhe,inG from con ,usS0l OF
the brain when picked up, and he was removed 10
the hospital.
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CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER

Daniel Warner. twcnty-scvcn years old an on
glnccr and Charles Ebert. twcn,ysx years old. a
conductor on tho Rochaway Beach Railroad were mr.
rested the charge Of manslaughcr yesterday morn.
ing Warner and Eikcrt were the engineer and con
ductor Of train that killed Charles llnar fifty years
old. u No. 2fG Dcnls0n-avc. Tho accident happened
at Atlantic and Williams ayes. ON Friday.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wolf and Joseph Holman
ot London Blu NSWICK-Sir Michael Culme Seymour
OF England. FIFTH AVENU E-Senator Eugene Hale
~ Maine: Attorney General William J. Hendrick, OF Ken
tuckv and Judge Martin L. Slower Of the New-York
surreIne Court GILSEY-COngr Bellamy Stofef
Of Cincinnati. HCFFMAN-Gcorse Biestein. OF Buhao
HOLLAND-Stephen Il. Elkins, Secretary OF war
Senator James Mcmillan OF Michigan. and Baron Aeuia'
~ Rrayl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
NEWARK.

The Monitor Iron Company will to-day open Its
new works. recently built Oh LOckwood-st. The com
pany was established over twenty-five years ago, and
built its first factory at Eizabethport. subsequently
II transferred its operations to sing Sing. y. Y.
Whclc ii has remained since. The company has
leen on the lookout for suitable place 10 build
work, for - wear past. and at last decided to
Newark. The company docs an extensive business
In tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28

Wardeu assisted by Mrs X. W. Bentley organ ls,
Miss Fanny Cox. Miss Ida Wrtenour ana 'Ni9S '-''"
Dean. -. sa.ndov oven
,nr NJ the Town Hall applications for frahGnf's 70
i'Ild and oreratc a horse. electric. or ohT iiHpV,,u
,t,,a ,,1,r.r railroad were read from the BrnphSn
CIV Railroad Company ard the Kings County E SynT
rol1ov COMPANY The applications VIII ne aaNtF-
ia for Two weeks 10 enable property owners 10 De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
ORANGE.
AN OLD HOMESTEAD BURNED.

Late on saturday. night the Astoric old Croweli
homestead in Cnnton-I ave-, Just west OF HlonaVe,
south Orange. destroyed by fire. The house was
OF Oldest in this section of the state, but had
fallen into poor repair. and used as Storehouse
for hay and grain. The building owned by
Milton CrJwcll, noal descendant II stephen CrOwell
the founder Of the estate. The origin Of the fire
unknown. The loss about 5000 and was covered
by Insurance
A LEGAL FIGHT FOR 4 CITY OFFICE.
Dr. I. J. L. Tctreault the former City Physician OF
Orange. has given notice Of his Intention to appeal
the recent decision of the supreme Court in his
case the Court OF Errors andAppeals. Last spring
the Legislature rushed through bill fixing the terms
o: Office OF all city ply scans In the state, not other
wise defined, at five years. and providing mat ter
salaries should be the same IN the extended term
It's those heretofore paid. This bill was rSuroadeo
through the Legislature rushed 10 Governor ADoett
and was signed all within six hours. on the same
evening the Orange Common Council in ignorance OF
what had been done at Trenton declared the ONCE OF
City Physician vacant, and authorized the Poor and
Aims Committee 10 employ such physicians as 1t
thought proper from time TO time. Ihe committee
employed DR.. Thomas f. phelan, aud Dr. Tetreault
brought suit against the city 70 recover LIS salary
ilniS suit was Thrown out BY the decision OF the
Supreme Court declaring the law mat was rU s
through the Legislature Unconstitutional. 1T Is rom
this decision that Dr. Tetreault viii appeal ne
Is sustained the city OF Orange VIII nave uouoie
bin TO pay for medical services
The Orange Athletic Club will give a "Symphorym-
matte" performance in It's tennis court ouhulhg on
Thursday evening at which there are TO be unusual
attractions among them the Royal japanese Iroup'
OF AcrObats Anann.7 the mimic, Professor liamp-
ton, with his trained dogs, cats ana monkeys ana
new and startling npcLe act By the members OF the
athletic club ,..
The Ladie, Aid society Of the German Presbyterian
Church of Orange celebrated It's anniversary last even
ing b. special services in the church. There was
line musical programme. and the sermon preached
by the Rev. Or. John Rudolph Of liObOhen.
Tile manace ment OF the orange Athletic Gun mas
built retailing wall around the orange oval inside
the running track, and will II skating RINK
during the winter. The field Is to be Hooded ana when
I'm use will be lighted with electric arc lights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
A LIVELY CHASE IN MlETLE.Avr.

Frederick W. Miller, Il scarchcr In the Tax Once
thirty years old living at 80. 73i jefferson ave- was
driving rapidly along Myrtlcavc. In Hight carriage
yesterday morning and al Hall ST. ran over John Dock
man, sixty years Old Of No. 12i Hall st. Miller did
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
DELURY SAYS"

lie jus. received elegant stock Of scotch Thoc'
and MELONS, all the for the New Solution "or-
ing and Frock Cont ~uiiinR- which he IL making LOT
Z and SD These goods nrc warranted not TO gloss
and for that 30 suitable.
positively the style workmanship &C. cannon
bc produced by any reliable house under $40 and
so"
1--WE have also received an immense Line OF scotch
Trou-crngs in stripes and checks very suitable lot y-
ish aud rough and ready wear" which we arc M"king
10 Measure Tor 5000, or pair for Sl2
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Announcements.

Dr.. LyoNS PERFECT TOOTH Powder
Keeps the teeth clean and white and purres the
An elegant toilet luxury Sold every where rs cents
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HENRY, 4; DANIELS. NJ. D..

Diseases Of the Nervous System Gento-U rnsrv ors,s
lmpotcncy and Steruty. Hours. . " L s 70 4
The morning call., 1892-02-07
PASS HIM AROUND.
A Much. Married Man Brought Up
With Turn.

The Republican has already referred TO
the Beavers Bates elopement and the mar
riage Of the couple in this city by Recorder
Laung, says the Fresno Republican. The
MADEIRA Mercury gives the following further
facts That " love laughs at locksmiths !"
was fully verified Monday when John A.
Beavers Of Raymond and Miss Clara c.
Bates Of Fresno Flats eloped from the
mountain Businesses and were legally
made one. The marriage took place in
Fresno at the residence Of William
Robinson on K street, City Recorder
Lanlng officiating, The fleeing Lothario
and his bride to be had scarcely left
MADEIRA an hour when Constable Green re-
Ceiyed a telegram from the iTate father Of
Miss Bates, demanding her arrest, but the
dispatch cau!e too late, as the couple by that
time lad arrived IN Fresno, ana before an
officer could locate them there they we're
beyond the realms Of troublesome warrants.
The handsome bride is the eldest daughter
Of George Bates, proprietor Of the Mount
Raymond Hotel at Fresno Flats. She is Of
small figure, petite in address and with win
some hazel eyes is attractive.
Il is said that much OF the opposition to
the match came from the alleged fact of
the bride not being Of the age that the law
contemplated under such circumstances.
seems to have occupied but little Importance
when the supreme moment came.
The groom Is we'll known in and about
Raymond and mountain towns and was a
great faYorite al parties where he was voted
a graceful dancer and handsome. Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Beavers returned and domi-
ciled with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hensley. 1t
Is presumed that they viii make MADEIRA
their future home.
Wednesday evening Constable Merritt ar
rived from Fresno Flats with warrant for
Beavers arrest on a charge Of seduction.
The complaint was signed By the girls
father. The following morning Beavers
was taken 10 Fresno Flats to appear before
Judge DOwney. He was accompanied BY his
wife.
Since Beavers departure information
from another source throws flood Of
light on this morally depraved young
man, depicting him quite differently from
the high estimation his friends had pre-
viousy been disposed to accord him. 1t
now tranSpires that he is a much mar
Tied man and had not yet freed himself
from matrimonial alliances before entering
into another. Wednesday summons from
the Superior Court at HOLSTER, San Benito
County, was served on Beavers, wherein 1t
appears that former wife seeks a divorce.
The defendants maiden name was Miss
Jacobs, and many people in MADEIRA and Ray
mond we'll remem Der the sensation created at
the time Of their marriage few years
ago, when 10 was reported that Beavers
had clipped with his affianced from Hol-
lister. A daughter, now years old.
was the Issue OF this marriage, which the
injured plaintiff asks the custody of. How
Beavers can escape charges of bigamy and
perjury as the result of bis action Is a sub
Ject just now OF much speculation.