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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
BLOOMFIELD.

In paymcat ~ I.oomlrld's Share Of thn cxper,,
of con rctiug tnr union outlet sewer BOW bolng llt
~ Orange. Mou'ciar arG Bloomfield noir. hay. been
raised hy tlr Town Coua.n for The amount Il tho
bill. presented Iy tie city u Orange these note, 10
be- paid with moneys received from The sal, Of sewer
bond. g. d. issued when tic T. completed. Two
such no's amounting 10 $4,000. have been dis
counted by Tie LloJmfcl' National Bank without
qt-c-liDr. but when third offered. amounting
90 $1,000 tho meeting 81 the board Of director,
Of tire hauA Mpndas afternoon. the board refused
H. on tbo ground That Il doubted The legal right OF
~" Town Comaiticc 10 i-uc such NOTES. 1h,rc VS.
an animated discussion of the moltct and II WIS
hnaly decided 20 leave the qu~ii0 to Vice hanc,or
KuDvcn q New Jersey. FOR decision. In case he de
cid again; 'hp Town Committee. the member, thereof
Win Ic Aald personally rspon- bic for the payment oi
flc $1,000 already advanced ly the bank Three. ~
th. member ~ f.r Town Committee we'll =, the
towns coun e. also members OF the board OF directors
~ Inc liui
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OTHER STBURBAN TO WNS
IDNli I>LNNIl

LONG ISLAND
TLhTErs if.-Thrcr burglars invaded this town early
Yesterday morning and visited tire" stor', Oh the
borders Of the nroohlyn city line. near MalboncSt.
john Iio,ry wa- rs viz o. work. ~ i a. m when
t.. encountered Them. Each IL the men led large
undlcs OF plumber vi t1rm. On' Of them was break
INK he, Wrr t,t,uinr~ of the window OF Henry May
land grocery store Iiocy caught hold of him. when
the other two Jumped him. lore him to the
ground and after Kicking him numerically they dis
appeared. When Mr. Ma, land oIrncd hi, store, tn,
window had lccl smashed and several can, Of rnri
Brothc.s the door had been hruh,n In ana the
d. We rlnrl II 80. lafr" quantity Of tobacco aud
ri ars wa. also tn,1cn. The lug.ars had also rinrd
III" h"y drawer OF ahcr, osr I'm Ga onavc. and
Ia X lace.
Lose ISLAND CTri.-rhc Mayorty "muii.e" In
Long Island CIT drrpoued yc~t,rla, when It was
rimorcl Tat Nj tL,ycn, president 81 the Boar Of
Aldermen. would a-,um" the duties Of Mayor on Jan
nary - pending the settlement Of The Gleason and
sanford Gghj. Mr.. Cav,n could not b. found ut his
inrr,om .stcrI, and sanford refused Ia discuss the
damu, yesterday morn ng To- appear before judge Cul-
lon In ErO'nlyn. on saturday. To- show cause why he
loud not return 20 the election Inspectors the n,
turns i,r corr elton.
GARDEN CTll.-Ih'Has Herman, Of jamaica. WAS
Brcndonavc. crossing on Tuesday cYcnlnE. Ills skull
WIS fractured he wa, walking the track at the
time Of the accident
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT * CONG ON TO-DAY.

NHAJ IL b'tlNI O.' iC'i'-A''
Senate Committee Immigration. Iinh Avenue iAo'e'
10 80 a IN.
Eurkhaltcr failure examination, ii a. H.
Chamber Of Commerce, Il 80 p. m.
American Society of Mechanical Ehshoc'S No''
ton. , -h..r., o
Tril of Dr. Briggs, Scotch Presbyterian Oh"fon' z
.. N.
Thomas Carkin suit, superior Court
Twilight Club ladies' night, It Denis Hotel D. ]"
Won,an's Christian Temperance Union summit ANenuc
Baptist Church Brooklyn, p. m
Ladies day Manhattan Atmcu5 C'"D' ,,
Reformed CLASH, annual meeting. COZ ga'c hco'''
Church FIfth.ayc and Twenty -n!nthst. 10 a. H.
Union Club Of Harlem, No. ZOO lhlru'aNe' ~ IL.
Stenoeraphers Association, No % LeAihs'oANe o ~
Manhattan Single Tax Club, No. 1877 East twenty
siNth-.t, ,. m 49, r-,..., 90.
Xavier Ethical Society. No. 80 West Ffcen'h'S'''
y. n. ,, .,,., O - -
Ncw.York Electrical Society, Columbia College p IN.
Jobn A. LOGAN Republican Club. No. 63 Ludlow'st' :
y. m. , .o,,or Can
Lodge No. $780, F. and \. NJ. annual reception. Cen
trail Turn Hall, evening
paptlst Social Union, Windsor Hotel. $50 D. H.
Little Mothers entertainments 40. west seventy
second-st., 3 p. IN. ,,
Woman Suffrage League No. 125 East Twenty-thri-s;.
p
t;roicr Club monthly meeting y. m.
Fair in aid OF Lcnox Unitarian church pafio'S
q, the church. Lcnox.ayc. and observation-disclosures t"ei'!
hrstst evening.
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AELIGIOCS MEElINGS ~ 4 THElrRE.

The Mcthodlsts Of Til, city VIII begin series OF
rclrCii meetings next sunday afternoon and evening
In Union square Theatre II Is probable that these
mcrtiup~ viii be- held every sunday aftcinO. n and
evening. ard eventually ever, day and evening The
plan :, the suit Of discussions among wcll-known
ly 10 toe best method OF reaching the miSsca
Of the metropolis, John NJ. Cornell Jonn ID. Sla, back
now lcs COlgatT and r. :. Anderson after considering
various plans, sent the Rev Charles H. Ydman "a
ondon to study the methods employed by the Rcv
Hugh Price IIughci aud other prominent workers.
bishops Andrews and Fowler the Rev. Dr. Crawford
pr sidont OF the city Missionary society. the Rev
Dr. Longacrr and the Rev. r. VI. North take Il deep
interest In the movement.
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TO PEEJENT Nd TIONAL EANh FJILIHEA
\ SENATE COMMITTEE 10 MAKE Az IMPORT Ant
REPOEr.

\ SENATE COMMITTED 70 MAKE Az IMPORT Ant
REPORf.
United states senator Chandc" l. a." cilrmau o.
committee which will make an Interesting rep'r.
TO the senate within the next f.W months ln a
10 National lauHs. Tie committee l. tina Cd Fa = !
National Iainks and IN the ns. few month, /; La
Lccn busy lnveeuca'ing the National bank failure Of
the last year or two paying ?icula attclron 10
the Maverick National Bank Of 10 ton and ia. k"y
stone and the spring Garden NatiprHl banks o..
Philadelphia. a ncmbe; Of the cJmYiter said YES
to-day iaat the tc.tiIn ny which had br"a taken IN
connection with tie c1nimttc's Investigation into
the Ia.Ips. Of the Maverick Iani wWili show som
Interesting thing. seven once boys h. saIi. wr'
down on the books Of the bank RS borrowers OF
Of ln1ncy running a. high 10000. An thcr "a .
that The committee found WAS that Of a neg ya'ct
WHO was down on the book, ~ the borrower Of
80 900.
1hc report Of this committee vii bcIr drc'tly on
the Recommendations that have been made by solicitor
IlrphuI. who has advised the adoption Of ch1ngrs Of
a svc, ping nature IN National banking Laws. The
change, that lie recommend, all point toward prev
ing National bank failures through CAUSES That have
bsuu-At many the recent down al. the ~ NIB r.,
o. ihc committee. beside the chairman, az.
Pearr. CO u lie and Bricc. Duiin. hi~ g -tit
tai. ctt with ,hc senate Committee Nn Inn. igrifiIn
~ciit u Chandler la, been H. Cif,uai with Il mum
u,g 81 haui presidents and officials. VITA whom NJ
has ciscu d The >oli1t' RI com ncndatiOns
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srRrors cHARGI,s AGAIxSr 4 POLICEMAN

II the recommendation OF Police Commissioner Nc
Clavc b. carried Into effect IT IS likely that Policeman
Joseph j. Craig, recently acquitted IN the Coar Of
General Ses sions Oh charge Of stealing Sl.. rom
William slulhern, OF No. $50 Wet T"lfl"iii-st. VIE
90 no more duty IL The service Of The city. second
Charge or,ln. Craig. that o; driniiSg with Muhcu
and others In an Ebvcnth-avc nqacr store, tried
Yesterday by Mr.. McCavc 81 roifc iieaiP"d; RS
Craig admitted that he was In The liquor store and
that he drank some whiskcy. lie WA IN d nervous
condition and his counsel Mr. lu:dy, had great din
ciItv In keeping him under r"-tTil'. e"r raj un",
during the hearing he Interrupted ,h" testimony cA
claiming that he had NOT robbcd Mulherr, bat had
,atcr 80 from him for ,a,e keeping. Comma -ionrr
McCayc after consultation with Mr. PudT and several
1clicc slireeons decided that CraT, who is nov d"
duty In the second precinct. should take lNIvc oi
a,.sou.e on account OF sickness. Nncn his caa" l.
considered bv nc Commissioner rrN' In"Fai ne
r,,.,tfaIt condition.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A WOCLD-BE INCENDIART.
THE BOY VINO TRIED TO BURN A ROPE FACTORY
TELLS TIIMSY STORY.

TELLS TIIMSY STORY.
Louis Landau, the siXteen-ycar- boy who was
arrested on saturday last on charge OF attemp'cl
arson at the rope works Of Waterbury d Co.. where
he was employed, yesterday brought before
Justice Watson in the Even Street Police Court iof
examination. The boy looked pale and frightened as
10 listened TO the testimony given against him
Jstina Bomlach, the young woman employed IN tne
r(pe works WHO discovered Landau putting the ma'ch
I'm the hemp, testified that she saw him lake 'Ie
match from his vest pocket wrap it In some waste
and then throw 1t into the material which she WIS
feeding 10 the machine. She at once iniormcn super
intendent Briggs who told the police. and an ohccr
was sent TO the works and arrested Landau LAnudl
testified In half-impertinent manner. lie SaIu He
had found the match In the yard and that IL AlPe"
out OF his fingers. lie looked for 1t. ana couo hol
end It, Just then, he said some OF the ma'efiai
Which Miss BomUach was feeding into the machine
slipped away from her and he picked 1t up ana lhre"
II back to her. lie did not know that the match haa
cot mixed up with 1t. John l.. DOnn"Iy, VINO ap-
peared for the prosecution, said he conid on"r t''u
mony TO show that early on saturday Il HlSht Ire
occurred ia the machine which thc girl Bombach was
feeding and that the girl could not account Tor the
fire II could also be proven &c SAID, mat TWO
slight fires had occurred in the machines on the pre-
Tbs magistrate after hearing tho testimony re-
served his decision until TUESDAY.
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Befo.e Nayor Il ct CIR y .ti.td p'n us west IN
trip he consulted wi'h other ~ nb - o. t' 'T"'.u
Municipal Fu,ldnc C1mbt,,icn pr TIE 'o'I"'h ''Y
OF settl ny the q est o. - ma fu Ahs FNirt
m. constr,icrisr %, he uca CT luf!ng 1t shah
he one of the ii. acte o. DN a.miaiS" s'ior,' NJ.
Cilroy Is quoted sly NJ. t. H. ~" M"h;ci pa
Bu ding under way
Controller Myers condrnel y s''Tay t report
that tn MayO,-,lcc. meant 10 hurry forward an
agreement upon The site and pan g." the ne" khl'
Ing Mr. Myers sal tia thought a me ting I
the Special C0mms ion would - cal ;iln 'cN
DAYS after Nr. Cilroy assumed O-lcc o. january /.
Some changes viii o'rGr ~ Ia cV-oN'l' nenb 'rship
OF the COmm.sei With g on IN o. T." neF a .
The city is paying sl'', ear IN rent Is Er
municipal Offices Staf'r e. Ncr az n, which + y
rescnts the i.i,rct + , % 20 il per cent o d,
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HE HAD FOUGHT IN MANY BATTLES.

While the storm was at its height on Tue day hshl
shite-ha;red old man tOtcred into the Bedford-av1.
noice station and asked for shelter He said he was
joseph johnson and that his home in Maine. lie
was cold ana hungry and after lie had warmed himself
he tod tbs story Police Captain short When WAS
eighteen years old | enlisted in the Union Army ana
served throughout the war; receiving many wounds
After the war driited to Egypt, where became dru
master in the Khcdives service. and participated III
many battles in Abyssinia against the African SnVage
and received additional wounds. 6nally went 70
New-Zraand Through the aid Of friends obtained
u pension ana then 10 America. then drilted
to Bangor, Me-, and three weeks ago went to New
Br1nswicl, On Tuesday came 10 Brooklyn to sec
some friends, but failed TO find them. ,
Police CAPTAIN short who is a veteran provided
the man with food and shelter and yesterday supplied
him with money u 60 on his journey bacN To Malr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
ROUTE OF THE NEW ELECTRIC ROAD.

The rOute OF the newly Incorporated King County
Electric I.ailroad Company SKIRTS the city In semi
circle starting from the Thirty -nnthst ferry and
running in Nnw-C;rccht, past Greenwood Cemetery ana
through the heart of Flatbush and the TweHty-sNt
Ward formerly NewLotS to the Jamaica line, win
branches FatlandS and 10 the Twenty -eghih Ward
The principal stakeholder Is p II. Flynn manage;
of the Bay Ridge Park property, and also Interested
in the new South Brooklyn and Nev-Juecht street
railroad corporations. He said yesterday tiat the
now route only the nucbus OF large system
which would carry people for one fare from the
suburban districts 10 the ferry. /, is proposed 10
lease the tracks OF the BrOOlvn. Fort Hamilton and
CQney Island road from the Thirty ninthst. fcrry t.
the city line. The road vii not be bull, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
Jy.rR trcr COMMITTEES nfscrs. RITES

Tie orleaal schedule Committee and tie committee
" tac loaGIG IRE Insurance conprnr, held their
,e,oud days session yesterday at tho MUTUAL Life
Insurance binding. T. C. Moore. Of Ia. Continental
Firr Insurance Company, Pre- idrd. Tie subject uidcr
discussion VAS, The Last Revision Of the Universal
Ncrcani He schedule"
The question OF basis rate WIS taken mp T.. &.
Richards secretary Of the National Insurance Com
iany, OF Hartford, proposed bass-raio variable IN
each state, hut this not agreed 10. II was
decided that tie standard rae for each city should
Lc made up Independently. result Of experience
and knowledge OF is specia situation regards
Ggc risks. The Ia israc on n standard binding m
standard city is fixed. Key rates for Other bulldogs
pnd cities incrcas" they depart from TIE stan
Gagd
The schedules, an outline Of which published
yesterday were considered rs Tar those relating 10
frame and fircpr0Oi buildings. Many Of the recon
mcndati"nS wcrc adopted without change.
Inc SESSIONS Will end probably TO-DAY.
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NEW ERI NSWICK

Edward johnson driver of q tag" inc r''"''"
th. city and south River. was met on 'h' ron" VI"
Tuesday night Is two men. who asked nm TOT
ride Johnson accorded them the privilege NJ
,,,.r were the mn I'm the stage than one OF them
s-.,ii,,d him johnson struck back. ana S"cc"rh"
in knockln- lis antagonist out OF th" stage Inc
other fellow then struck ~ him. and as d" ""ru'N
of the blow he fcl ~tlnr1He sensation IL hs mHu'
H.. found that De- had been cut With knife or "u'r
sharp Instrument from between o." s"cuhu anu r"
,",,r. nero. ,ho palm ~ to hand ~ ID" wrist.
nh. men ih,n al appeared. and when Johnson ~
tIyoi In NeV. Brunswick d" Lad Ills wound HF",S'il'
and ret,rI fh, assault H." authorities. i' frcl~
certain TINT the men intended to rob hlm as h'
carries considerable money with HIM on MS ualS
trims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
CHARLES W HacKETr WILL 60 s9UrU

Charles W. lInckctt. the chairman OF the Executive
Committee OF the Republican State Committee. went
yesterday for the first time In nearly weeks.
Mr. Hacket has been confined to his room In the
GilScy House where he has been staying with II
general breakdown Of rs system, which his pIys
clans had hard work to handle lie worked night
and day during the campaign. and several Zines be
fore the election II feared that h. would iay
1--WE g. and take . his bed. Mr. Haclott rNrrci.
10 20 south for the winter lie clllc, al Ike Ftil
hvcnuc Hotel yesterday and visited th' room Thai
The state Committee still rcians. lie Is looking
po0rly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
VET TFNITJ.r

MI. Iayluia Troc,aul. ~ William 81. H"N"'ill''
WIS assaulted Ly au unknown man on Tuesday night
Will. Oh her Wv home from church. and hrntaliv
lentcn Mi Frcolrud heard Tie foot top, Of a man
l,hlud her. ard whom opposIt" barroom 81" Wa
caught about the neck -" turned ami saw we'll
SD man -lo -cr AIMED fr help. d her sal ant
struck her % stunning blow over the eye. N" tll
and VIII" PROSTATE she WIS beaten arnn ana aEhl'
Tier erie, finally frightened tlo man away and h'
Gl-app.arod. Tie rui'lau dli not inter a word or
nt'riap, 10 ~tc! M-, tr'ant, poch'ihook or Watrh
II +. ,l,v,d that Mis-. trr,land taken fJr another
v,man and thnf NE assault an act u r'vcIc".
81 v.rh men -'n.t,I In search Il Mis- Fr"cland ,
t,.allunt, but he could NOT be- f'und.
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ROBES IN BOXES
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

We place on sale, to-day, 500
choice Pattern Dresses of extra
heavy Cashmere. Serge and Ar
murc; prices $500, $1,000 and
$3.50. Each robe is daintily cm-
brOidercd in new necdlc-stitch
and placed in neat box. for the
convenience of holiday trade.
They are worth dOuble the prices
quoted.
4 sale of Wool Dress Patterns,
for holiday presents, is now in
progress i'm the Basement Sales
room. There are ten tables filled
with the best values we have ever
offered: prices. $3.50, $500,
$500 to $500 per full dress
length.
JAMES NICER EERY * CO. &,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01

The cornerstone o. the new church " -. Andrew In
sOuh Orange Va Lid Yesterday afternoon by Bishop
starkcy I'm the presence ~ large congregation. The
Lessons were read Is the Rev. DR.. Anthony schuyler,
" Grace Church, and addresses were made by the
bishop the Ecv. Al, handler Mann. The Rev william
Richmond o. Orange VALLEY: the Rev benjamin
brewster. Of south Orange: the Rev. DR. Horace
Starkcy. Bishop Of East oiangc the Rev. DR.. Charles
II. W. stocking, III -. Cl0ud. and other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
sNI1r. cRAr 90 coNr.orsr rnrrn oLaIMs.

smith, Gray CO., who we're burned out on Feb
ruary 2s. at Fulton aud Fl:tbHSh ave. BROOKLYN.
and who insured FOR 10000 at lrdIVldIhl
Underwriters on stock nNtiI"e, furniture, machinery
and supplies nave con- d. or scd Their Cl2ims. In
dvidual UndcrW rters manager John Il. Waters, says
.hat Smith. fray & Co. mad other insurance. that
they disagreed with the underwriters adjnscr, john
Il. oakley, to the OF LOIS. and that ap
rraiscment was then brgIn. subsequently smith
GRAY q CO. wi hdrcw from tie appiasemcnt plan on
The plea that the appraisers william X. Pitcher aud
John II. Rice tho nsranc, gdjas'ers could not agrcc
upon All umpir. i.rn begun b, smith
Gray 6 Co. against cacl OF Do, $50 underwater on
the policy, the -, anA ,iI X al 'gcd therein being
Sl:s $40 OF. Al ,Lt ,is Ecir discontinued ycStcse
dRy they having jccn .eitr1 Of court by the
payment of Sl29, oOs, with 1922 interest.
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po.,e,.lon of the church property. Will" he MINORITY
who Remained true TO iA" Holland Reformed '""''
hold service at the ,choolhou>c In Wychoh SWt wa"
I'm, br, n. ca,. wa, settled before trial wa
reached with TIE result that OBJ" minority rrEfheu
uos,,.slon ~ the chu~ch The majority, Win th' h'V :
Nr. IIian hold services now In the schooiho"Sc ~
Midland Park.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI.
1rosry cITY.s POOR Police FORCE.
TIL. sri ER.NrEXpENT CONTAINS TO THE CON
NussIONEEs ABOUT IT

| TIT. eI-I ER.NTEXpENT CONTAINS TO HE Oo'i'
AussIoXEEs ABOUT 1T.
s,,porintcudeut smith, Of the Police sent 10 un'
noori ~ commits, oncr, Yesterday the following com
munication:
Honorable Beard Of Police Commosloneis n thc
GcntIrnen. | desire 10 call Your at'ntlDn ~, I'm
fact that az The comma i''N's 81 PI u'm IN
III. department have fallen INTO Il IuDr NM ,r,rt
have lost all interest IN the business VI nor
mput They neither attend 10 uu'ica ti"'' 1I,nr,
rouirc their ,ul,ordinacs TO attend to them
/, a lack Of energy on me par vi ..,,,,UtI and
uhicb has communicated :tscli 10 the sergeant ".
rnirnlmrn under their command and wHich Is s'it
ou,y detrimental to the cihcicncy VI W. Put out
In The majority Of cases "hcrt an 'fHrr - TIrn
- T.. nnt away The captains forget IL inc nc'
have no recollection II it hvr Minutes Aiier II hcn
mod | know Of cases of rObbcries or Oth'r 'i'"1
ia(ine rcrm reported. The ocIgcantS ma n', u a
memorandum Of n IA, OGPN ,y u r .,r is made to
capture the criminal or recover me piopciN ~
n robbery The captains have been GONG u'1 ,h
the same daily Iontinc for 80 many S'fllr h ,
An if now from force OF habit. As your h3noi"Oc
hodv must be- aware. this condition OIL hhann -
highly detrimental 10 the eihc"nCS ol the ueM ~
hnm a dozen blocks beyond their station nous,
except for meals or on doi m'a v, oncc' I, stir
ttrm mr. and r4waken an int ret in thclr duty.
would r, spcctnhy recommend that tran fe OF cap,
tuIns be- mad. In order to promote thlS rIh'l''t y,
,hn dcuar,mrnt | would also direct your az htloh
10 the careless ard Indifferent manner III WI, 1'
member, Of the d't,cuve 10 c. perform ''or WIN H.
\ +. bbcrv is reported. \ detective Is a'Stncl - a.
case lie obtains from the report lit ana de'cilp
lion Of the stolen pr perty. re go,H u Wv p,1
rnIicd ri, another 1t and de- cripi ln OF ne pop
Tfv Sol n rrroft, that he has investigated ihr case
and lei, the matte" drop thr;r. Won 80
fully recommend that some oi thr a,id h,.
.icu,d to o'hcr duty and Ter pih''' L' "''u ~
y0nrg cncrgcilc and intelligent mcn ,..,
Res pcctfulY submitted. 6. !. rHII
rro LOTT WIS ref r-ci Ia IN committee Qf Tie
whole by IN" commis 'rS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01

The funeral az Iaihr~ p0vd re chaplain ~
It. Mlchacl'- no-lt H. took place yesterday morning
80 -. IAtnc'- Cathedral which Va, crowded 10 tnc
door. Nci.lt all a." irrsi. 81 the Giucrs" were
present. Among 'h'm we're Bishop Nl-gcr. Mon
SirnOr Doau'. Vicar General 90, ouncr Father Mar hall
ana Clnuccl 10. Nc aru il-lop Wlrscr on, dated.
assisted ~ NDrsi-llor Doanr. Father Corr, OF II.
I,ri.t Jcr.cy civ. preached the sermon. The
burial was In tn Holy SrWichrc Cemetery.
Thirty ,"v"n Ir va" 81 COMPANY +. ~ the cid 81
Ee-ment iaNt b ou u.f. on e. 10 APPEAR b ~ a
c.urt-maitlh hos. MDud.r Llght f.. 81 c-cl GIs
OBJ denc" Of ord. u D { responding 10 "a call 10
assemble Of March L. + &c ~ d-b o. en- o. IN
regiment IL tiHt Tim. th whole. Of Company T. + De-
fu-od hc p'ac'1 IN aulther rel cnt ana xiv, up
tlcir Di.c' r. Nm after p Vas made o. con- t-mut
the. on,cri- .f t." 'Ipaay. tut II mt with gn.l
failure Comp uy bras formed AN or. an ~ .on II
men and officer, are d"'crniucd t. Keep to,rih .
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The Hudson County Grand Jury

The Hudson County Grand Jury was discharged for
fh. term Yesterday. The total nunb' Of i"d''m'h :
found hy Wa 49, seven II which were Tor homiclu
There were twp pr0scntmcni, mad" on "i VIM
tato that f count; Institutions were in an excellent
condition, and the other druoIncng jersey N'N "i
tri,i. for not causing Eayiuc Road sewer 10 b' T."
palr,d This broken has rGatt"r,d us MIA "H'I
ib meadow, - .rr y cts and lobnkrn Tor mum"
OF v,gil, in the injur' of health and property
United states Cawwi toncr NcENan yesterday au,
rif.d Policeman join D0aghc~y 10 bal ll me- sum ol
n 800 Dou-cr'y j, attached Ia o." ~ fr,'ii'
II. i, charged wiz. nav u- Official cnNr"pr, ~ M
/, $50. ION ONT idt OF The polling place On ia'F'" HA
Pol -. Commissioner Kelly hocam" ILL., bon''I''i''
~. examination Nu take place or lpreinh"r q. ser
Ian, Uaf.r-lV of ilr second Irrcirci. VIII haN" an
EXAMINATION today before Commi >ion,T McEWah' VI
Is charc,d tqf hc illegally arrested Edward "hh"r,
&. under 800 l.ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
4 nrrLH 10y .rvrEELY WorNDEr ~

Tdvnld Young d,t years Oh. wlo.c patents Eve ~
go 30 Hunter iol 20 ".- tl'l to the ""fri 10 p'a
r,s.,.lly suffering With -crDu lnlrri", received tom
90 70 -. Ou Tu.-da, the child attempted 10 iah" a
8i, 90 r.c.f from % 1rar Newfoundland dpc long
Ing GOO ..r. The t--- .pmrg upon tho 'hild
and .o l'm With hi. forcf'ct BIZ lin savarcly,
tearing n.,a ~, c.ecl. from The LETT eye t. the j."
cl,an to TIE bone In defending himself the 10y
thrust his lcA herd agIin.t the dogs teeth aud the
palm was badly torn from the outer side 10 the ball
Of the thumb. Iac wound, were oIuiciilcd but
Yesterday me- Nr;m Was suffering greatly WIT
shoca. The d.s Wa not Mll'd AMI will be- olo,rl,
watched for s,ui tom, oi lydrpholia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
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