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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
JEpSEN CITY

In December. 1871, Pierre Arnaul,, wine merchant
OF No 80 Oglen-ave.. died. leaving an estate OF
$4,000 Two women both claiming 10 be his widow,
are contesting for possession OF the property The
contestants are Mrs. Helene Arnault, who was sep
aated from her husband time before his death,
and Elise strlshem Arnaut who lived with Arnauit
for two years. in his Will Arnault bcqucathed his
entire business to Elise Arnault, whom he called his
Wife When the will presented 10 the surrogate
for probate caveats against admitting IL were filed by
Helene Anau.t by her daughter. Cotilde Anault ana
ny . ,xife ~ decreased son. The parties have
appeared before Judge LppincOtt Yesterday but OWING
TO the absence OF some Of them, continuance was
granted for weeks, when date Will De liked for
hearing the
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1 COMPLICATED coRoyER,s CASE.

The death ]. VI. DOYLE. who snccunlei n the hoot
on Thuisiay. and died In the Ncwioik Hospital has
can Of a q. Iute between a conflict Of
authority between this cit, and Kinss County. Or.
JOSEPH W. Doyle. son Of the dead man. obtained
permit for the removal Of his fathers body hos
ptal N his home at No. 5j Waycrly Place, Brooklyn
lie occurred permit from Deputy shea. Coro
ner shea failed view the body a the requires.
TO sign death certificate. Tho body be buiei
without IT, and Coroner shea accordingly been obliged
Coroner Lindsey OF Brooklyn, take charge Of
the There are Strained relations existing be-
tween Coroner Levy aud Coronoe Shea the
II undT Coroner Lcvy's supervision, and he is
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Union HILL.

Patrolman OBrien came across three boys In The
Boulevard yesterday who had escaped from the aims
house at snake Ill., They taken before Recorder
IIenensteiD, where they gave their names as James
Mahoney, nine years old. and Charles and Albert
Kesser, and eight years respectively The boys
said they had away because they were butally
treated that when they had complained TO Of the
freeho,ders OF attendant named Maypothers treat
uent. Maypother heard OF 1t ard whipped them while
they we're In bed that night. Mahoney showed a
,,er of cuts and bruises on his body to prove his
stafements The other boys also showed marks Of
violence. Mr.. stewart the Keeper arrived yesterday
pre- sed much surprise nj their story The BOYS were
hsnr their complaint 10 the notice OF the walden.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MORE pOoLRooMs To BE OPENED.

An attempt Is TO be made on MohdN 10 OPP"
several poorO,ms in the Eastern District despite the
Indictment found by the Kings County Grand Jury
against Charley" Johnson a few DAYS ago one Oh
tho pcolrooms is TO be conducted by llazzaM Il co.
at 40. 1O6 Broadway The place + within two blocks
Of the ferries and IS at present run as hquor-shop
by Mark Ryan. Everything is In readiness for inc
opening, and thriving business Is anticipated '" ~
Hazard Of the firm. said Yesterday that the place
had been fitted up ut great expense ana tnat 'hev
intended to do legitimate business. which VIII he
carried on according to law. They expected to be
arrested and would have bond>men In readiness to
furnish bail.
The other poolrooms TO be conducted. II - SAID
by "Jack" McAufe. One Of his places VIII probably
he In Broadway while another will be In Behiordavc
near south Fiist-st. Mr. Hazard owns dozen or
moro horses and has been making books az various
tracks for many years II could be learned last
night what action the police intended to take In the
matter.
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ELIZABETH.
SUICIDE TIE RESULT OF THE GRIP.

SUICIDE TIE RESULT OF THE GRIP.
Mrs James W. Dcderick, the wife OF a wclknown
carpenter and builder, shot herself twice In the head
YESTERDAY with revolver while laborlng under an
.,,ock u, Insanity The body was fOund shortly be-
f,-s noon by the suicides husband lying on tia
floor of her bedroom In pool u blood Inc re
yover with three chambers discharged. was lying be
side her. The weapon had not been loaded IN
several months and the charges were put III by inc
woman herself Mrs. Dederick was thiry-three
.rcw OF port Orarn y. \. The couple had BEEN
married twelve years and had no children. Ms
Street Methodist Episcopal Church, and had wide
circle Of friends She had bad attack OF ,n me sr ETH
Ale had never been quite rational since. County
Physician Westcott made investigation OF the
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OCT0OING STEAMERS.
TO.nAY
TUESDAY. JUNE Z.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK FRIDAY, JUNE s. lS'
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW Oish --.-.-.r NADH' $780, -
ARRIVED
Steamer cry OF Berlin OBJ. Iaud. Liverpool May 81
Queenstown q? VIZ n. ps , AMI a. 10
Steamer & Romans RI campDc Liverpool May a. with
c1s simmer co ArrSs AZ Inc yr r1 May 20
in ballast Chas sumner Co Arrived al the Bar " f-o
Steamer Gcllert Ger, Kaempr Hamburg May ~ win
mise and passengcrsto Cortis Arrived al the DAT at
wSrs.na% D';s B"fsi Fy co %r Msy al al
pSSn P HSss Co. 'ys sG F1n
niy q Con co. Arrived at at 3 as .,
,1Il,s 70 ban"i Bacon Arrived the Bar at
ami iasara with m,e and passengers e boul'cn Bliss
p.,, Msy,co span Acmany Havana days with mdse
and p",srneersto Ccbaos Co Arrived at the Bar at
steamer OBJ Tho%p,Gn 81 Johns PR ,Sa T Rs9
mdsc aud passengers to Miller Bnil Co Arrived AT tue a'
steamer Nor Mcr,ensen Bar:cos days with
steamer Antonio zambraro tN"r' kroSh Barao"a days.
steamer .r scmno Pa Jacksonville and Charleston with
mc and passenger, 10 YIN Csne 20 News and Nor
folk mdse and PASSENGERS TO Old dominion 5 ,H u,
o Steamer Winthrop Homer 81 John. NIB, with mdse and
smP kng.p9r s MYTr pSass go d'G' w Th
suNsEr-wnd at Sandy Hook fresh. F. cloudy and rain
III a, CITY Island light. NE, raining.
CLEARED.
steamer Umbria tBr Mckay. Liverpool via Queenstown
ii Brown & Co
steamer Nevada lBr Cushing liverpool Via Queenstown
4 NJ Tnlcrhill 4 Go. - - 49,, q ~,
steamer LANDAU city tBrl FIT Brsol-James Arke'l 4 co
steamer Ethiopia Wilson, glasgow Henderson BIOS
Steamer Norge flDanl knul>'n Stttln, copenhagen"
Funch Edge d Co
steamer Dania Uier Kunlewcn, Hamburg r. Cortis
Steamer Amsterdam tDtch STEINER. Rotterdam -fuh'h
Edge a Co - e., -,
steamer IA Champagne (Fr, Boyer Havre-A Forget
Steamer Bas BIT. Mrtarane, Para BO0th& Ct
steamer Alcne terl. sct'rs Kingston %c-Pm forwoo"
steamer Bcrgcnscren tNor. Mortensen. Baracoa
steamer State OF Texas Williams Brunswick Ga. and Fer
nanlina c II Mallory ~ co ,..-..,,,o
VIM + clyde Il Co 3,
Powhatan, Edwards, Norfolk Phelps Bro.N %
steamer Miranda IJr) Ieseman 81 Johns NJ VIA ha'N-
BOvriDg a. Archibald
Cleared yesterday
Steamer England (Brl. Ttceley London-F W Hurst.
SAILED
Steamers Laplace for IiverpOo Teviot Newcastle Eng
land London; Panama. BorleauN. Jason MOht'go %!
state Of Texas fernandina John - s
ofcr Jacksonville. Chattahoochcc. savannah NheioAo
Sims d IL Metcalt Plymon,h Rei'iadt. Bremen
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN June .-Arrivch. steamer CITY OF Chlcaso
M, Rc,torh from York on her 10 Liverpool
GLASGOW June ARRIVED steamer Assyrn tBrl Murray'
from Now NUrk.
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prrecrsrs OF THE woRKIyGMAy's SCHOOL.

A large audience was present AT u; ga'uNu"
exercises last evening In the assembly nan VI "o
wortincm,n's school No. 100 West finy fourthst''
Of which Macmillan L. f. Gro'zmann Is superiu-
tcndent An interesting programme OF music eS ny =
etc wns given bv the grnduntne students.
A. the close 81 the OK rcses ana after the diplomas
had been given to tic graduates. the visitors lnSpcC'cu
the work Of the students IN the arr department
IN excellent exhibition # frcchand and mechanical
dinvlngs wood turning carpenter ana metal work.
iv IN. boVs and miinn-ri. sewing, and pattern
mailing hy the rnrl-, was shown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
GREESporNr SUNDAYS SCHOOL TO PARADE.

The thIrcth anniversary and sunday school parade
Of the Greenpont Sundayschool Association VIII 'ahc
place on Wednesday next. IT Is expected mat oooo
children will take part. The grand marsials VIII be
George W. schaefer and his aids will be J. W. 'um-
mings A. Swtzer, Charles Knecht, A. Ross. william
j. IicdeT. W. Hewett. W. p. Jones, ". L. Williams
and " c. Van Dusen. In the evening there VIII
he public mass meeting a, tie Tabernacle Methodist
Episcopal Church In Manha'tan-ave. when The Kew
DR. John HumpstOne, pastor q the Emmanuel baptis'
Church. will deliver the address. The children OF
the Kent Street Reformed Church and the Reformed
Episcopal Church Will not participate in the parade
The former school will 60 to oscawanna Island on the
hudson eXculSOn. while the later VIII Visit
Prospect Park for DAYS Ontng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
FOR CITY UNIVERSITY EXERCISES.

The exercises u comnenccnrnt week at the University
Of the CRY NcwYork Will begin u morrow whca the
will bc preached by Chancellor Mac
Cr,ckcn In the University Place Church. Tcnthst and
University Place. His subject will be John Calvin II
Leader for Young Men" On Monday az 8 the
Eucleian reunion will take place.
The class day exercises Will be held In the Madison
Square Concert Hall Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
with the comforting Of degrees and priz
will takc place the Metropolitan OpeNl lIou-c
THURSDAY evening at o'clock. on Friday evening az
ANIMAL meeting Of the alumni Will be held In
tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
WYCKOFF.

Henry Winters. n blacksmith. is under treatment
for hvdeopholIa owing 10 severe Injuries received
an a battle with a hOund-a valuable but vicious amman
which Winters was very proud of. few DAYS ago
the hound attacked n dog tied In the barn near "in'N
house Winters went the rescue, when the honnd
spranc nj him, followed him out into the yara ana
drove him into corner. With weapons but his
hands and feet Winters fought the enraged animal,
whose teeth we're drawing blood nj every ldte FINALLY
be got the dog by the thiUat, ana WIN i misnS
etfoiI threw her away from him and ran Into the tarh'
coming ont with pitchfork only 10 find that the
hound had appeared Wintcrss Injuries are SERIOUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04

Farmer Powman: Summer boadcrs has ther uses.
AFTER al Who'd that New.York dudes coat wud
err madc such good checker board"
The cloud" Summer coat has had its
day; plain fabrics now prevail. Nuns
cloth, worsteds, tlannels. Our cool
Office coats are genteel enough to wear
anywhere. Many of them have vests
and trousers to match-entire suits for
as little as 212.
Our stores are headquarters for Straw
Hats, Summer Shoes and all other
seasOnable wearables for men and boys.
Stores open this evening:
ROGERS, PEET & co.
sn TnfEME w TT,nssi
STORES. $50 st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04

Orange Is TO have branch Of the Kec.ey In
stitIte Yesterday afternoon certificate OF the
organization of the Leslie +. Keecy Institute of New
Jersey, was recorded in TIE County clerks omco'
THE compnnv comprises W Claaghey and john Wor
thy of Oh cage. ard David Per y Johnson. Of New
ark The capital stock is $4,000. all paid up.
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OR ANIE
OKNNUE.
,rtYp1x-rNn DCDI-pIIrAN CITTH

The East Orange Republican Club held mee''hs
OH Thursday evening to reorganze after the recent
Incorporation President Hawkesworth made bf'eI
address, giving a review of the club and It's spleho"
advancement since its organization lhe loho"'"s
officers were elected President, Robert W. Hawkes.
worth: first vice president Joseph l.. Num- second
vice prcs dent Henry h. Gombers: secretary, Au
gustus 5 Mceker treasurer Edward f.. Capp' board
Of governors-one year, J. Frank Fort Henry ~, a.
Iotter Charles Wiley. George p. Olcott. Frank W.
Wilson two years. John II. Palmer, F. NJ Bre"Sler
w d. Gilbert J. +. Pratt. f.. Everitt Mills. Inc cup
is becoming very popular and TWENTY-FIVE cahfda'cS
were presented for election ut the meeting
The Princeton College nine and the nine or the
Orange Athletic Club will play at the orange oval III
q D. m to-day A close contest Is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
Mrs. wIxsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

la. been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS Of
win PERFEGT SUCCESS II sooTHEps tn TIE CHI IJs
W5NR collie az i s AEsTT sREME xD,y FOR DIAh
Km2EA Ss q SENs p eTsrf f' OF Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
DRIVEN INSANE By SEWING MACHINE AGENTS

Mary Midget. of Passaicst.. was taken TO Mors
Plains yesterday suffering from mild Insanity She
has been driven mad by the prosecutions OF Two
rival sewing machine agents. Three weeks ago she
bought a New Home" sewing machine. which she
exchanged for singer" at the urgent request OF
the singer" agent. The New Home" man refused
10 take lis machine back ana threatened TO sue Tor
his money. Mrs. Midget fretted herself into fever
and wa taken 10 the hospital. She returned TOO
soon and before long began 10 act strangely, ana was
declared mad by the doctors
John Jacobus who has frequently asst ted In trans
feIring patients to the smallpox hospital. was taken
III with varioldd Yesterday, and was sent there
himself. His home Is in crowded boarding house
which will be Guarantined
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AnnouncsmeuR

CoaSEIL's BENzoIN COSMETIC SOAR.
Pest skin and complexion IN tho world. All Druggists
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sunr,.e % Set 81 Moon sets l3i III MOONS axe
mon WATER
Msardy HK. PSF Gov Isrd. 3l9 tHte SSe S5s
r Sandy Hk.. 322 Gov IsVd. sVo '0A W. "
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AFTER. DINNER SPEhCHEs.-A hindso me pane
pbIe Of 81 pages, containing the most eloquent ans
lining nff.r- nncr speeches and memorial ads
dresses of The winter Of 1891 .'J2 In New.fork Chx
Addresses are given by Mr. Depew. Dr. Parkhurx
Joseph Jefferson. ex-Presidcnt Cleveland DR. brfEsA
MIR. Damn, Mr. Mckelway, Mr., Bromley. Seeseta7
Eikins, secretary Foster Mr. Hewitt, B.shop Pottes
DIR. Tyyicheii, Gen. Porter. Charles =. smith. M
Mcclure. Mr.. Coudert and many others. - csso
n copy.
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Re-! B BSxa:1
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cose and he was satisfied that the woman was de
ment,d when she fired the fatal shots.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT &c GOING ON TO-DAY.

Neutyo,k Jockey Club races Morris Park : 80 D. M
Iarchmont Yacht Club regatta
vew.York Louisville baseball match. Polo Grouhds'
o. 10000. proor
Packer Institute Alumnoe reunion and iuncheoh p'o'
vn a., ,r..,.oru,,
ton IL a. m. ,,, ,.,sox.,
meeting. 49,, .,o,oo
kindergarten class. WorkinRmahs Scno'' oo'"
mont NO. 100 West Flftyfour;h.-t D. m.
Tc,nis tournaments New.York CLUB GROUNDS anu
Central Pork. afternoon.
Nu.ic in Central PARK by eth Regiment band r. M
Music I'm ST. Mays Park by Leiood's pahu' ~ HI
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NorEKA.
NUTEKA

HENRY A. DANIELS, n. d.
90 WEST s9TH.ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous system cnito urinaTy oseAni
Imfoteney and Sterlllty, Hours. 8 70 /. s 70 y.
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TRIBUNE WAR STORIEs.-A una gnfcent coileetisu
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