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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
NEWARK.

A meeting Of the directors " the Crane CshoFne-
Barnet Manufacturing Company Was held yesterday NJ
the Offices OF the company. and II decided b. wind
up the concern and pay or the creditors n the best
possible advantage. A statement 81 the assets and
lal Bties Will be made ~ meeting IN day OF the
creditors The mortgages filed amounting 70 SIG
900. cover the stock mach merry and nXturs In the
companys fnctory. and do not afert Tie raj c'taie
which does not belong 10 The company The cause OF
the failure attributed % large outs Ia rates owing
to competition. making the sslo Of goods Improbable
The leather manufacturers Of Newark have taken
steps TO BE- represented In Ia" exhibit at the Worlds
Fair IN chicago. committee Of the Manufacturer
hab been Instructed 10 get contributions and cnll n
meeting Of The association when ready to report.
Vice Chancellor Green and Van Fleet sat together
In The Court 81 Chanccrv Yesterday, heaUng tn Mp
Glicaiop " Charlie :. W1ouShhy for an injunction
against the Chicago Juudon EalrQaf and Union
StOchyard Company. The company prOpO,es Ia mako
an exchange ~ block Of stock valued AZ about
81 OOOOD0 with beef packer for lands III 1ulsU'n
Ind. and small etOckyard IN Chicago. MI VII
ghbv 6ppred a. tie transfer. The ground thai
the land, and -tcAy ards worth only one tenth the
value Of the stock u bc tran-frrfNd.
Henry laus,ng died at hi. lone at Marke, and
Arlington SIS. yesterday At The age OF siNty-'N. He
wa born In Germany spd had lived IN Newark over
forty year, aua,sng "A fortune a. wholesac vino
dealer and mineral water manufacturer. lie leaves
three and two daughters one OF his SON, Jacob
being Sheriff OF E-scN County.
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WEEHAWkflN.
WAX TT nhI ri f. II rTfnEf

Joseph Buns, Of Rondout. y. V. employe OF
the Delaware and Hudson Con Company and John
McGrath. another cmployc were asphy Yiatrd Tues
day night in their slccpingroom in Alfred Burleyts
boarding house In Park ave Just before daylight yes
teday morning bOardcr in the house awakened
by choking lie discovered that his full OF
gas which seemed 10 from the hall. lie aroused
Burlcy and Investigation showed that the gas
escaped from the occupied by Burns aud Nc
t;rath. Burley opened the door and found the two
men unconscious. Two physicians rndeavor.d To re
sis, II ate them but all efforts were vain Both men
died. When found McGrath the bed and
Burns was knecling beside II. Examination Of the
disclosed the fact that the burner Of the
Jet open An inquest VIII he held bv Coroner
fa~low, who T. not convinced that the aHphy NatiJn
wa, the result OF accident lie j. Inclined the theory
OF double suicide. 40 letters papers found
10 warrant this belief
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p,sryros IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. y. y. March The following business
y., transacted Ia the Court Of Appeals today
tho Village 81 Ian.dca and Others appellants. agt. the
Hoard OF supervisors Of Queens County ptpondehts
William J. brewster, appellant a9t george H.
Wooster. respondent. - NJ,
In tie matter OF the judicial settlement, etc, OF
Henry X. Gordon as admins traitor. etc. oraido "o'-
don Bogert a. executor etc, appellant.
The Court ~ Appeals day calendar for tomorrow
IS Nos. 40. li3. "a 24j. l24. l23, lJl and l34.
No i46-Oto Iicnrc and others. plaintiis In error.
act g. T. Miller and Others. executors OF Z. A Arthur,
late 60 lecior etc; No. l41-Adoph Libonroth ana
Others, plaintiffs ln error agt W. H. Robertson, late
cole. tor. etc. Argued
No The Mutual Life Insurance co. OF New
York. ard others plaintiffs In error AT. ~ille r.
Ilm0n. No. irB TIE New York Life Insurance Co,
pa!nilf In error, agt nalle l.. IllLnon: No. l72-
The Mutual Life ,nsurtnce Co. OF New YORK, plaln-
IN sl error, agt. sale f. Hmon. and No. 1s4 The
Connections Mutual Life Insurance Co.. painun In
error. agt. sale T.. Iiilmon Argument begun. .
Adjourned til TO morrow at IL O'CLOCK. The day eau
will be Nos l5l land H. l53 and le4. lr1, $50
dnd 27s) II (and $50, leo, $780, lJl, l0-, lO3 and
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couEr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-t,cncrl Tern-fIecess continued.
Sul..ins Court nan Der EefOfe lngrahdin, J.-No
ton calendar called =. II oclOrk.
supreme Cpur'-SpeciSl letm-Part I-Allonrnei Until
March 3.
st.r~me CourJ-Spccal T,rm-Psr, II-Adiourned until
tIcuit Conr-Paln |. II. III ana IV-AdJourncl
untl March :. -
surrora,c's Court Before Ramon. s.Wl OF Schuylcr
Ska.s 80 80 a Estate ~ owen NcGovern. 10 20
a. ni.; Auri.tu9 Ierega ! T. IN. 40 ltooaie cai'Hdar
PlcAs-t,cnrfll 1rM-Adgournrd until Ma-ch Z.
Common Plca~-SpeCal Term BEFORE Pryor. J.-Nfoon~.
common Plsa.-1rial Tem-PaIt, |, IL and IG1.-Ad
for the term.
superior General Tenn-AdJoutncd until March
SuJ,r.or Court-Specal Teru-BciOre Freedman. J..
Motions 49,
lOurnrd for The t'rm
,lty curt Special Term-Bsfore McGown. J.-Motlons
civ Cour--Irial rcrm-Parts 1, H. III and IV.-Ad.
j0ur1cd FOR the term.
Court o. oyer and Termlner-Before Van Brunt, j..
and District Attorney Sicoil.-No. ].
Court of raj Sessions part Before Maftn-, J.
and Assistant Di-ct-Attofncy Wauhopc Lynn.-Nos.
%. Inclusive
CONT OF General Scsslon~-Part fIBefore Fitzgerald
j. aud Assistant DstflctAttoncy BedfOrd.-NOs. 70
:, Inc lusiNo.
Court Of General Scssons-Part ItTBefore Cowlng, D.
and Assistant District Attorneys Mcintyre aud StaplcT
No. !.
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TElNSlTLlNTTC TRAYELLERS.

ship Majestic for LiV pool yesterday were Mr. and Ms
Bradley Martin, Major-Goncral Il. NJ Newport John
Aid-el Nour, Hlward j. King. Jr. II. W. f. Cutter.
Professor >idnc, a.. A.hm're MAJOR G.. ST. L. Barter
Robert Dough-, Idvard Bell, Charc, r. Pratt Dr.
NJ Y. ~ulna.i tlr EoN. gypsy Smith Donald 10 kwcl
iaury T. T.. craig. Il. {. JorNi,. Dr. Il. e. Brown
D.. ". s.. pay. =. T.. Leonard J. t. Calender The
Bishop calgary and Saskatchewan ani the Bl.hop #
NacL,nllr River. The C!ty o. Chicago 81 the Inran
Line. Lad among her passengers Captain d W Carton
G. W Belt \. Il. M,..er, w. p Curphey lane, Bon.
uc.,. i. T. McElhoun and -. s. DaycocH On board tina
Rel star steamer Wcstcsnilnd. Tor Antwr~p were T. \
Nuyes, ~. un S.oaI WarWick ~. A T. Wright
Hugh Lagarc. Charles Georges. Cyrl Euv.se John C.,
Klo-t Ms. c. " Holng,woith. Mrs. H. T. Chiffon and
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At THE HEAD or THEIR C4LLING.
CONVICTION OF THREE DUEcLARs-AS ATTACK

CONVICTION OF THREE BUEGLARs-AN ATTACK
on THE POLICE
The police say that Herman and August fa'n'r
and Michael Clark are the most skillul craftsmen
out Of states prison. but they Will not ENJOY 'n".
had distinction LONE All three were convicted Vi
burglary in CeneGl Sessions yesterday, ana VIII DO
sentenced to morrow On the night Of January TO-
Detective. LYMAN Frcel and Doughcry saw them
break into butcher shop at 80. 1850 Amsterdam
They broke open tho safe. which was small one but
they separated OF leaving the pnce. They were not
oaptnrcd at tie time, because tie detectives feared
that enc Of the three might get awny. Beedcs, they
nre desperate men and always went armed, - the
detectives did not want to ran any risk Ihcy ar
rested them I'm a barroom on January IL.
All three Of the prisoners have been convicted sew
eral times Last fall several safe robbores, tlc work
OF skilled burglars were committed. Inspector BytneS
pt once had = watch act the three "a c0hVict' a.
he knew Of no other criminals ut liberty who were
equal 10 the task. For forty five days and nights.
detectives watched the three, and Dnally they saw
them commit the crime.
Ambrose H. frrdy who defended tho prisoners.
-eid that the police lad put up Job on his clients
Ne declared that somebody had 10 be Convicted
50 tho detectives hit OF the coLvicis at the
bar Tho case is like that cf Poole and
his compauior7 said Mr. puTdy, who were
sent % PRISON on q Ne -entcno. through pcrinr"d
police testimony. The, wotd be in states pti-pn
yet had not Police captain kennedy. on H. death
bed revealed the plot
Tended Inspector D,rnes and the Jury found the nc
cused guilty.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber Of Commerce. 10 80 p. M
Trial c. Webster. Court OF General sessions
E. VI. Fields trial Court Of oyer and Terminer.
Annual election OF Southern Society
West Side Medical Society No. ia West Forty.sev
enthst., p NJ.
Chaplin Home for Aged and Intrm anniversary, TO
10 p
Orchid show, Eden Music.
XIXh Assembly District Republican Organization,
Xty-seventh-st and Boulevard, p N.
The Rev. DR.. ). l. Baldwn's lecture Seventeenth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. y. m.
Baptist Social Union, Delmonico's, evening.
Brooklyn Union League Club meeting
Union Republican Club OF Harlem. No. ESQ Third
ave. p.
8 Pm.
Hebrew Technical Institute. Temple EMANUEL. y. m
Robert Emmett celebration, Cooper Union, p.
Christian Endcavor meeting. Church Of the Dis
oipoe, p
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

LONDON Mar = sailed steamer Albert Nor. Lund 10
New York.
IIvERpOoI. Mar = sailed. steamer ~ Pancrss tBr -,
for Ncw.Nork.
SOUTHAMPTON Mar Arrived. spree Ger. VILE
geroi. from New \ ork on her way 10 Bremen. -
sailed steamer Siaie GER, Rngk from Bremen hence ef
New York
DEPIFORp. Mar . Arrived, steamer Nesisrsnd lbelks
Ehor from New York.
Lizard. Niur 2PaS~s steamer h hnond Hill Rr BfosS
from New York her London.
PK,wLE PoNT. Mar Passed. steamers colorado W.
Abbott Sew York her Ia VI nj. fglantuo Nh
Bruce from New NorA on her Way Ia Rotterdam.
Mar Passed steamer Be.grnaud (Bcgl Bfnes.
fruIu e York her Antwerp.
uANB Re-. Mar Arrived steamer iaormina (Gcr hosh.
from Scw YORK..
AMSTERDAM. Mar Arrived steamer Ocean GER Vega
from SeW ORR
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FLRE INSLrRANCE MEN ARRESTED.

Henry Fleissner and Henry c. Curtis were arrested
by Deputy Sheriff F. j. Wagering yesterday in a suit
begun against them the Court OF Common Pleas be
fore Judge Pryor. by Max H. Graucr, an Insurance
broker of No. 90 suffolk In his affidavit accom-
panying his complaint Grauer deposes that on Feb
rnary Is he went to No $50 Nassaust 10 collect from
the defendants officers of the United Fire Insurance
Company return premiums on policies cancelled by
their company, when the two men made "violent
assault upon him, nnlciDg serious injuries upon his
face and BODY, splitting open his head, all the time
using VILE filthy and insulting language Grsuer In
trodlces a certificate from the police surgeon who
scwrd I'D hil split head He demands $4,000
damages Tor his Injuries. In default OF ~ 900 bail
Fcissner and Curtis sent 10 Ludlow street jail.
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cRrrlcrs1xG THE COLLECTORS APPOINTMENT.

The sppointmcns BY Collector Hendricks OF A. G.
Hinton clerk in me fifth division, To be memb>r Of
the local Civil Service Examining Bead created consid
erable excitement among the employees at the Custom
House and there is talk Of making formal protest
against the Collectors ection Hinton has been In the
service for twenty years During the he served In
the LIST New.York Cavalry. He was always Republican
until the campaign OF 1884, when, It is charged he sup
por.d Cleveland and has since been offensive Demo
cratic psrtisan IL is also charged that though solder
himself he has always been opposed to the interests Of
the yete ans and has given offence 10 them by his talk
About rears Hinton was recommended for removal
nv the Civil Service Board charge Of active partisan
shin and reckless about veterans An Investigation
lay Mr. Roosevelt fell =, ed and Mr. Hinton retained
The Rspubicsn clerks pnd the soldiers In the service
think ret Headrcks acted in the matter without
b-.ae shoreushy advised and they hope 70 be able
induce hin slider the appsintmeAt-
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Tup yFGRO cOLOyIT PROBLEM.

The Rev. Dr. Thomas &. Addison and the Rev DR.
Byron Sunderland Washington representatives Of the
American Colonization Society. met the Rev Theodore
Gould and r. shirley tho representatives Of the Lberan
col onists at the Yates Porterhed Yesterday
morning The result Of the conference that the Colo
nsion Society agreed the expenses OF the forty
five coonsts arrived set Saturday and had engaged
passage on the Liberia which sails on March 10 The
steamship agents their ship will be able To
carry athou gh their passenger
list Is not completed.
public meeting It is said. Will be held TO endcavor
to raise funds for the remaining $50 colonsts.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. WEDNESDAY, MAR. . 1892
ARRIVED. q

PORT OF NEwYOEK.wEDNESDAY MAR. .. 1892
ARRIVED.
steamer Mississippi (nr. Guniths London Feb 20 with
mlN' io Atlantic Transport Go.
steamer Wisconsin r Worr1. Liverpool Feb 20. queens
town -. with mdsr and PASSENGERS Ia VI Uul,rulN co
steamer lcssrps tNor Rodsrth Shields Feb H. VIA Della
war" Break water IN ballast To Bcnhm a Boyescn Arrived
~ the Bar AZ ~ lOam
steamer wHommrn Ger, SchacGcr Bremen Feb Ia.
In ballast to Gustav Ilrye
steamer Noonlnnd i,clga Nickcs Antwerp 90 with
ms" and pass'ngerS 10 International Nav Co Arrived at The
Bar Al $40
steamer Alfred uumos Norl Christie Gbara days with
nun !" u l'ulolN Go Arrived 80 ihV Bar al m ISL
Steamer tOn,ho bogcr Galveston key West Win
mls' ,ni pass ngerS To G Il Mallory a CO. .,, ,
passengers toe II Mallory 4 60.
Sl'Iihr 'halmciic. Percy. cwOricans with mdse 10
steamer Benriacior Hansen Wilmington with mdse and
Passengers TO WIN clyde & 90.
sUNsEf wind At SANDY liook. gale. ~ condy.
Al Ciy Island strong y r. cloudy.
CLEARED.
steamer Molcan (Brl Maury Bristol-Janes Arke A. co
Steamer Norwegian tbi), Christie. Glasgow Aush BAN
win A co.
steamer Rhaetia (oer) Ludwig Hamburg RI Cortis
Steamer Bcgen'cren tNOr MOrtenSen Sagla and Caena
j II Winchester a co.
steamer Alfred DumolS Nor Christie Gibara Duno's
Steamer Niagara. Barley. ,yc-fames Warl Is 60
steamer Nacouchec. smith, Sayannah-R l. Walker. I'LL.
Steamer ,hrrokee Chichester Charleston and Jacksoh'e
VIM L Clyde a CO.
steamer Cidade dl Paulo bran JOnes Charleston
steamer laurrstina Br) Garyn Philadelphia John DC"
ger.
steamer Cottage city Bennett portand-IIoratio Hall
SAILED.
steamers Majestic city %. Chraro and Holland. Iyeipoo
r"fL l"itl esiernand and la Flands Antwerp cAlhes
lApnyrn Avena Port an Prince Cobau kingston Mlsals
, NiathIa havana NacoOchee, SAVANNA SSkia
deipha -
Also Saied-via Long Island souna-
Steamer Herman Winter. for neston.
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OTHER STBTRBAN TOXINS.
STATEN Island.

PORT RlCIIMOND.-GcOrgc T. Heal. hfty-slX years
old u welknowH resident Of Port Richmond, ). l..
left his home in Cherry Lane at o'clock yesterday
morning and committed suicide by jumping into well
Heal had been deranged for some time His family
were making arrangements 10 have him placed In an
asylum shortly before O'Clock Yesterday morning he
arose from hs bed carefully dressed himself. and left
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pr,,ryrss ty THE sUpRrME CouRr.

Wsshhg,s, March The supreme Court of he
rui,.i htatas has transacted following business
nos 8g2. 1874. and 0Aj-The Cnitnd S'st' ap
poliant. agt Tie southern Pacific RAILROAD Conpny ~
al. Res .sgucl fCr SIgGuon' on the nr,t Monday of
APRIL.
No 1919 Tho Banqus Franco EgyptienDs 81 a.. AZ.
pslI.nts agt John CGo.iy Brown q al. Dismissed,
e~llt-' ul5 court q D. paid hy The appellants
No 1pO-IIonry Louis B,hOn shcm, appellant. agt
John Crosby Brown - al pismssed; clerks cos,s
ia this court be paid by tn appellant.
SO 10 Zen amin =. B.ter plalnur IN efror, agt
the Natonal Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Argument CONTINUED
80 I77-W'lllam c. Wilson planur in error. sst
Je--e Sellgm1n. Argument begun.
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HAYO\NE

There was panic among the occrpanis o' tho st.
Charlie, Hotel, I'm West Eghtlst. early Yesterday morn
ing owing 70 the discovery Of a dangerous fire The
blaze awakened Oliver III. Mum about 10 u. m.
when the hotel was filed with smoke. lie alarmed
the guests aud servants, who were r-cncd with diff
Guilty. None had time TO drc-a or remove property.
Before the fire department arrived the lin had gained
much hcSdWay. but va, cXngil he'd alter an hours
hard WORK The building was ,avcd with damage put
~ 900. fully insured. Gii"-tS lost some prop ry
mon which there no Insurance The hotel Is "a
wooden structure vi three stories and basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
.IERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
NOT YET READY TO NAME CANDIDATE
Woods Hall was filed with enthusiastic Repnohc"hs
Yesterday They had assembled for the purpose vi
holding a convention 70 nominate '"h"'u"' y"
Mavor FIavcI Niece presided. In accepting tn"'
boror bo eaid We must remember that I'm our COM
ing campaign We have 10 fight not only numbers hn'
nractces which are dispecable and niaInS 10 DC
charactcrizcd7 Thomas McEwan. the secretary re'i
the call for the meeting. and after snort dsc"S'o
by the delegates they asked the chairman 10 appoint
as committee on resolutions Jacob DE jung a
Nelson, q. ~. LOchsen, Ihohas M'h~"" ~ -
Gray and F.. W. Wooley.
Ex- Mayor Gilbert Collins advised that the cohNen
ton be adjourned until March II. which would DE- TWO
DAYS after the Democrats hold their conVehu"h' nc
said that by that time II would be known to every
ono whether the act making the term OF ONCE "i
MAYOR five years would become law. a motion was
put TO adjourn the convention until March IL, ana 1t
prevailed.
The names OF Colonel p p. Wanser, Richard wash
burne. president Of the Hudson County Naiiohal
Bank: John A. Walker, expresident OF the boarn OF
Educatlou Frank q. Cole and George w frtlseIi
member Of the Board Of Fiiiance, were ncntoned III
connection with the nomination. Colonel Wh9str
Su he refused 10 allow Ills nam. used lie In.
sisted that his health and business c"ua no, m"nU
o SmP pcfrc he s convection again meets 10 obtain
his consent to be a candidate
slegfried Cronhem was arragned in the Court OF
sessions Yesterday and charged by Indictment with
keeping di,Orderly house lie Is the proprietor OF
a variety theatre In lobohen Judge lAppihcou heid
him IN $1,000 bail.
Mrs. Ellen O'ROurke died yesterday In the GUY
Hospital She found February - III and alone
in her humble home in Cook-st and was apparently
suffering for Of the necessities of ie 1t Is SAD
She Inns left an estate valued AT 10000.
Addison Is. Polands resignation as superintendent
NJ the public schools OF Jersey city received and
accepted BIZ the school Board last night Mr.. Poland
las been appointed by the Governor 10 succeed fdnund
& Chapman ~ state superintendent OF Public In
strnction Henry snyder principal Of school so :,
WIS appointed City superintendent ana Professor
lanes r Hopkins Of the seton Hall College hculty,
will succeed Mr.. snyder.
Charles Tropenger. German carpenter. forty eight
wear. old who lived at 40 Terrace ave. committed
suicide yesterday morning. He placed The muEHlc OF
a Winchester rife 10 hi head and cent ball era hing
into his brain The only reason known for the suicide
T. that Tropcnger became discouraged because he had
no work. lie had "A wife and two c.ildr,h sad Was
in poor financial circumstances.
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OFF FOR NISSIOylRy Frr1ns

- Protestant Episcopal missionaries 10 Brazil Mr.
KinsoVnp and his bride called Travc on Tuessa
Tor England their t. tcr distant field A m.
yellow fever l. raging on the equatorial coasts OF that
country they could tax tAc American lin. IN ~,
which touches IN" infected porte. Monday cy.n
~ number 81 thcr friends gathered Murray Inn
Hotel Ia bid Godspeed Bishop Walker NJ Nor,h
Dakota presided. Many were In the company WIN
came tn cheer the BRIDE The needing closed nv m.
Rev Arthur b. nsoving. Of Brooklyn. brother Of In,
minslAnArr-
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RUTHERFORD.

Tho annual meeting of the Mon Club was held on
Tuesday night. and the following officer were elected
Pre- dent. Charles Hulr0ws wee president. l.. !.
Turner; recording secretary, CAL D"nnhcm; CORE
spending secretary L.. T.. beaumont, treasurer W. If.
stevens. jr. members Of board ~ GOVERNOR T. ".
Ayra, G.. Y. ~lOat and W. II. smith. report was
read from the way, aud means committee. announcing
that Charlos paucr the lowest bidder for the build
in. of the clnbhOu and that Ibe contract wpuld
be awarded 10 him. II announced that III" total
% the house, ground and furnishing would bc about
$4,000.
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pI -AINEIEI.D

Patrick McClymort. boy Of fourteen years. has
been missing from hi, home In Somersct-st near the
foot OF the mountain since TUESDAY morning. lie
last seen going toward the burning barns 81 Jared
Underhll on the mountain top. party of scIrchers
has been diligently looking for hlm all over the
mountain but no traces oi him have been discovered.
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his home unnoticcd by any one through M.,"o"
window lie walked to the premises on "i'''
Wheeler short distance away. After piacins ~, ma'
and pair Of gold eyeglasses on the edge OF tic he
whore thev Wouid be easily seen by piertls ,n.
plunged headlong into the we'll which c9hiae ecogS
ihrcr foet ~ water The hat WIS raith pS re tie
l,;,b rbo looIinr down into the we'll was horrllcu
10 &c the body Of Heal lying at the bottom ass
80. smith with tho aid Of an assistant, rc'uNad
- - I'D notIfcd Coroner Whitman who empaheeI
iury and gave permit to have the remains ieotva
10 his late home. Heal leaves "luo" anu WV
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-O\G ISLAND.

,oxc ISLAND CrrY-samuel II. Anschell. OF AS
,oo b, bee1,n suit to recover 10000 damages rom
Mayor Patrick j. Gleason for false Imprisonment AZ
the meeting Of the Board OF Health on June ~ i0"i'
rhc, Gleason is said have assaulted Alfred Neiso''
,nsche who ives deputy sheriff attempted 70 arISst
CTo Rod Ans he'll arrested and locked up one night
ref,ns 10 allow bail to be taken AZ inc trla sn ,6
,n1rhc appealed and obtained reversal OF the CON
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MEE1lyG DE TIE rr1r MISSION SOCIETY.

A largely attended meeting OF the City Mission and
Tract Society held in the First PRESBYTERIAN Church
Fi;th-ave. and Tweirh-st. last evening. The Rev Ed
ward Judson. the Rev. A. +. Schaufer and Alexander
Irvine spoke upon which had accomplished
by society years aad the most emcen
methods Of extending its The society has sixty
missionaries smpeyed Sds below Fourteenth
~. tag . parish Of 1909.
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r,1r 1nsrn Mr,sr PIE MORE SPECIFIC

Judge Pryor in the Court Of Common Pleas, yes
torday granted M order requiring the paintlh 10
make his answer more definite and certain In suit
brought BY Frederick Blankensre against Albert
Adams and John Mccormick to recover $1,000 alleged
Ia have been lost by The plaintiff In gambling house
kcnt Nv The defendants The plaintiff must tell the
dav OF the month and the number OF The house IN
vbich lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
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WATER
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03

chilli AND THE NEW NAvY.-Now veasy
Pre.ideut Harrson- message ON the Chiiias Attain.
re In pn form. together with complete
description OF the new American Navy A inrss mum.
Der Of the vessels described at Iensh viii
elaborate pictures and plans. aud full details Of
arma ment size ETC., each Every vessel 10 the new
Navy In cuded in the list. Price, - cents COPY