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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
o.rurprp ABOUT THE TOWN.

A.. o...n,u, m set FIRE to an apartmehthouso ~
No 500 Eighth-ave. was maze carry 49,
morn,nr Some miscreant poured Kerosepe vi '"'
.ayar stairs and set 1t on fire. The flames were
80 hr Mrs Matilda Cohen who occupied the
c.. aoor and she called assistance and the IRE
- nm, ont before any serious damage was Done
There were four families in the building
Tho efforts Of the State Electric Light and Power
Counanv Of which Noah L. Cocheu Is president
end which wishes to do business in the Eastern DIS
,rict 70 secure franchise from the Aidernoh "a'e
boen futile and the company has applied 70 'he
sunreme Court for an order permitting II to 40 ousi-
ness.
Mrs. Annie f. Wheeler Is seeking absolute divorce
.o, Howard p Wheeler and she sought 10 secure
custody Of her two children by habeas corpus pro-
.ed,ngs Yesterday before Judge Pratt. Her husband
sent the children recently TO his mother, in Ponsh-
leepsie. He says his WHO did Ho' P'op''' '"' IVA
them.
John Gillics the contractor doing thu excavanng
for the new dry dock at the Navy Yard, arrested
Yesterday afternoon on charge OF violating 'he
United states statute fixing eight hours Tor days
vor, by compelling his employees to work ten and
eleven hours day. He gave $1,000 bail before
Commissioner Benedict TO appear day.
Joseph Willing attempted suicide on the grave OF
his father I'm Cypress Hills Cemetery yesterday after
noon. He IS twcnty-eisht years old and married,
1
No 1874 Vcrnon-ave.. with his mother, brother and
sister The last named. Mrs. Mary Zitt. went with
bin to the cemetery yesterday afternoon to visit
their fathers grave. He displayed much emotion
and seemed overcome with grief. While his sister
was al house near the cemetery Wulfng shot himself
In the left temple. When discovered by keeper
who heard the shot he was unconscious. lie was
taken to st. Marys Hospital. and Is likely to die.
Mrs. Hannah Dixon, wife OF Thomas /. Dixon Of
No 81 Cark-st, who disappeared on Thursday OF
last week. was found yesterday at sanitarium in
Ncw-York where she had been cared for for several
days. SIC picked up when Wandering In the
streets last week. and unable TO give any account
OF herself until yesterday. Mrs. Dixons mind had
been affected for time and she took her ewclry
and bank book with her when she went away from
home. Her husband Is silk underwear manufac-
turer.
The Brooklyn Christian EndeavOr Union. composed
Of nearly 100 societies Of the order began It's fourth
annual convention in the Church OF the Pilgrims. on
the Heights. last evening. A. V. Ieey Is president
OF the union. The Rev. J. F.. Adams conducted the
opening religious exercises. Addresses were made
by President Hecly, the Rev. DR.. John Humpstont
and the Rev. DR.. A. z. Conrad.
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NETWORK CITY.

Second Lieutenant Patrick J. o'Keny. T. :. ~
was acquitted in the United States CIRCUIT Oo"'
Yesterday OF the charge OF making 1alse ro'"'" "
IN. husness Of the postocc at David's Island where
he was postmaster. He was accused OF co"''''''""7
the crime TO increase his compensation
street-C leaning Commi. soner Brennan gave P"Dho
notice Yesterday that he was about TO enforce the
long neglected law Of 1892 intended 10 rid inc
Of embarrassed trucks carts. wagons, ETC. Ne"'ies
NJ all descriptions found in the streets between
o m and G D. H. except on sundays and legal hol-
dsvs and NIL unlicensed vehicles found In the streets
between D. m. and a. III. VIII be seized ana ro
moved by the strcetCleaning Department.
The work OF preventing the denlcnent OF tie
Croton supply by the sewage from the village o
Brewsers will begin. Commissioner Dalv SAYS wi'hlh
two weeks The electrical plant Tor thc treatment
of the sewage has been purchased by the department.
the sewage system is nearly completed and the build
ing for the sanitary work Is In course OF CONSTRUCTION
The Board Of Estimate will meet at 10 30 O'Clock
todov IN BASS upon the Columbian Celebration bills
of last October.
A volume possessing historical interest Is in the
possession Of W. F. Gregory. who has an Office In
The Tribune Building. IT is the bound hninDefs
Of "The National Intescncer' Of Washington, from
November 6, 1911. TO MAY 90 1913. II OF course
tells much about the Incidents Of the War OF lol@
The book has been in the possession OF the strang
family, OF which Mr.. Grcg0rN's VIE Is a H'HiDcT
for a number Of years.
Chief Engineer George W. svcrs has been ordered
TO duty on the monitor Mian'onomoh, At the Navy
Yard to take the place of Chief Engineer George W.
Maeee who has ordered before the retiring board
for examination Chief Engineer stivers has been on
special duty at the Navy Yard. since his return from
China cruise four years ago In connection with the
special board to test the quality Of supplies for
the Navy and especially in testing lubricatlng
and Illuminating oils. In the latter work he has
offended many contractors, but has saved the Gov
eminent many thousands Of dollars.
George Greenhay. chief OF the winnebago tribe
Of Wisconsin, visited his Indian brother Tammany
Grand Sachem Giroy. In the Mayors Office yesterday
Chief Greenhav Is East IA "sieht-seeing" tour
lie Is six feet tall. and long red blanket and
a buckskin suit decorated in profuSion with coorod
beads The chief Will appear at the Press Club
fair. Tie Mayor asked him 70 call at the City Hall
often while in Ncw-York.
The Commissioners OF the Board OF Education. at
their meeting YESTERDAY voted to give superintendent
Jasper leave OF absence for thirty days with full
paw in order that he may examine the school systems
in other cities. II decided TO ask the Board Of
Estimate for S12o2l 73 to keep the school ship ST.
Mary's In commission.
The transfer OF Nos. s. and - Mercerst. TO
Yesterday. Mr.. Wcchsler Is the wealthy dry goods
merchant OF Brooklyn who recently purchased the
~ White Elephant"
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WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.1hc ANIMAL meeting and election
Of Bethlehem Commandery Of Knight Icmplar held
on Tuesday night showed u satisfactory ana promi-
Ing condition Of this branch Of the Masonic order The
following were elected officer, Eminent commander.
Sir Henry f. Rhoadc,: gcucrllls-mo sir George u.
Briggs, Itain general. sir Nathan Nutilng. senior
uaicrn >r Edgar 7. stewart; junior warden. ar
W r. Sandcn prclaic. IN" Rev. Dr. W =. tof'y
wnrior -lr VI. T.. Ciu.": treasurer. sr Charles \.
IIodcInau recorder. Sr Charles j. fhatrld public
Installation will take place Oh Jun" q.
The pcr.i-tcn urgency Of Postmaster luss 10 Civ"
10 In" suburban territory needed postal iacillu''
cause Tho Posmfse q al 10 ~ci np 'cOr g. Org
w Heavier, % make Investigation n lev day, ago.
ON Tuesday Postmaster Illus received IN order from
thc First Assistant General that. In ac-
corlanc; with tine recommendation OF Inspector
Eroycrs the DEPARTMENT bad authorized m cN-
p.udiiurc not exceed 900 year for hor" hire. or
mounted letter delivery service. ON Jun" two OF
The letter carriers Will be mounted for service In the
OufeId. territory.
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4 MEDICAL SOCIETY AGENT ATTiChED.

THE WIFE or An UNLICENSED pOCTOR'
STRIKES HIM OYER THE HEAD.
Iorine agent Of County Medical society. secured
the conviction Of william Ehcr slNiyclght years old,
WHO has been In the drug business since 1oi2 AT
40 1lG Dclancoy-st. and Max Ehlln. barber. OF
NO. 40 Divi.ion-st. for practising medicine without "A
license. II was tn third offence for Mr.. Ehlcrs.
Senator Rocsch asked the judges for ccm"ncy, as his
client had sold out his business and was about 10
sail for Eur Pc After "A short consultation the
Judges fined Ehlcrs 800.
In the case Of Max Ehlin the barber the judges
fmplscd "A fine Of $50 Is soon as Mr. LOring got
inside Of the court rO0m woman, dressed In light
iaclct and n black dress, attacked him with her
imbr, la. Friends app AIRED and TOOK the woman away.
Mr. LOrng SAYS he relieves the woman Is the wife
OF the barber, Max Eiin. lie viii have her ar
rested
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
long ISLAND.


GARDEN CITY-The second day, session Of IN"
Doco.an Convention Of Long I'lnnd was opened
In the crypt OF TIE Cath dral nj Gar
den City Yesterday morning. The principal bust
ness OF the session was embodied In re-oGiipn
offered By the Rev. &. \. Brewster. providing for
appropriate Observance, 81 thc twcntSifh anniv'r
sary Of tho conservation ~ Bishop Liitlc.oan. The
resolution provided for the appointment II com
mittee to arrange for suitable celebration TO take
place on January L. 1891. IN, resolution was unIfi
monsly adopted. The Rev thaunr"y II. hf"" -i' :
and William Floyd Jones were nominated 10 su'o"Ai
them selves The >inndln- COMMITTEE. ne HrN'
Albert G. Eunn ana the Rev. Lindsay Parker were
nominated TO succeed themselves on the Missionary
Committee. Tie report 81 the trn'tccs 81 IN" estate
belonging 10 the diocese was prose ni'd by N'Niu'T
t. or pom the completion Of b. report. Mr
orr made a motion that :. ZOO received annually n'
Bishops salary fund. instead ~ gong into ne cndoW
mcri fund After considerable discussion the mo ion
wn- carried by a vOt" oi - 10 -.
COLLEGE POINr-Bufcnrs broke INTO ihe house
Of Frederick Peter NJ College Point, shortly after
midnight yesterday morning and stole -" III grr'h
diamond studs. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter say that they
were chloroorincd by the thieves. When they h"Ok"
Yesterday morning, both complained OF feeling
nallscaicd and Of having sick headache. Tbs Is me
second time that Mr. Icters's house has been robbed
within the year.
Association had lively time yesterday morning over
the public schools and the Roman Catholic At me
session 81 the association held last year committee
was APPOINTED look into the asccnGancy being Cd
taiu,d In the public schools ~ u" 'aih"hcs; IN.
report Of the committee patOrk more ~ the nature o
a di-cuss on The subject WIS uieng from Vi" tenor
Of the remarks. T." Attempted Domination 81 III"
Pope II created goOi dc al Of excited dl'cn-'Io
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MRS. PALLISTER IDENTIFIES HER SONS BODY

Mrs. Pallister. mother OF Thomas Pall,ter, who
escaped from the death-house In the prison at Sing
Sne and whose body found in the Hudson
River went TO Sing Sing yesterday morning. Mrs.
Paister taken TO tie coffin. She gazed at the
face a moment. then pushed the lid of the coffin
aside grasped the right hand OF the corpse, and after
closely scruitinizing the tattoo marks the wri t..
said: "That's Tom
At O'Clock p. m. Coroner Sutton arrived AT the
prison and at began the adjourned inquest The
witnesses were Captain Hilbert the yardmas;er Of
the prison: j. D. Derrnbecker, the day watch IN the
death house Edward Carter, Palstcrs brotaeriElaw,
and Mrs. Pallister. They all identified the body.
Tie verdict said that Pallster's death caused
by pisto-shot wound In the head. inflicted by some
person unknown to the Jury.
The body was brought to New York by Mrs. Palster
forh
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FLAMES DRIVE WOMFN FROM 4 HOUSE
MISS CARRIE HOITON. A BOoKKEEPER LEADS
100 GIRLS TO SAFETY.

MISS CARRIE HoITON. A BOoKKEEPER. LEADS
100 Girls TO SAFETY.
Flames Of unknown origin started in vacant store
on the ground floor Of the scvcns;ory building Nos
l55 and 1856 West Twenty-scvcnh-st. at A. m
yesterday. and quickly spread through shaft the
third story, where about 100 girls and Young women
In the employ of the stuyvcsant Printing Company
were at work. Several OF the young women. headed
by MISS Carrie IlOiGn the bookk"cpcr Of the company
ran 10 the frcescapeS on the front wall OF the build
Ing and climbed down the balcony at the second
story. The iron ladder not in place. hut Miss
Holton tried to adjust IT, IL fell to the sidewalk, and
her hands cut and bruised severely by It's rough
edges Men the sidewalk set the ladder up agnn
and the young women were able to dsccnd In safety.
Other employees the third floor Of the building went
down the stairs without trouble Two alarms were
rung, and the frcmen prevented the flames from
spreading beyond the lower stories OF the building.
The loss Of the Stuyvesant Printing Company said
to be about ~ 900 Other occupants OF the building
lost about 900 10y smoke and water. The building
belong, 10 the estate Of William J. Todd and be
repaired for ~ 800. The losses were said TO have
been covered by insurance.
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A man we know-not wealthy-was
recently much pleased at being taken
for rich man. He happened to be
wearing one of orr suits. Wonder if
that had anything to do with it,
Just as much color as you want
unless YOU want too much-in those
mixed chcviots and worsted suits, SD
to SOS. If they ar'n't even better than
last years the world is going back
ward for we've got the best there are.
In our furnishing department we have
underwear to fit stout men. You may
look for new good things from that
department every day.
Could more good things be crowded
into our hats and shocs-anything
better than our So derby and So
patent leather.
ROGERS, PEET e. co.
ar TnEEE ITW' nlfsa
STORES. t3sd ST.
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NEWARK.

oscar sommer. son OF Justice o! the Peace sommer'
who was Indicted with his father on Charges Of eXtor
ton pleaded not guilty in the court yesterday ana
was held I'm bail for trial. Justice sommer p'eaded
non wilt on two Indictments. ard not guilty on TWO
others.
Isaac Carder. SIX years old. whose parents live NJ
No. 3i5 Morris-ave.. was Instantly killed. NJ h"oi
Yesterday by SprlrG1ed-ave. electric car ut the
junction Of Springfield and Fifteenth ayes
At the second days session yesterday OF the Fps
conoi Diocese of Newark in Trinity Church N"whrK,
the Bishop made his annia address on the mission
work of the diocese. satisfactory reports were hElu
from all the parishes \ committee appointed In ls52
reported in favor Of the formation OF hospital gurus
i'm every parish contribute To the current eNpehs,
and endowment fund Of ST. larnalass Hospital, ana
also the institution Of Hospital sunday IN th'
diocese. The Committee on Constitution ana 'hno' y
rcport led adversely TO an amendment 10 the canon
nrovidirg that all Nestrym"n shall be coniiiF rants
Henry Hayes reelected treasurer Of me dloSr,
Jobn J. Young and u. G. Wightman the Nmtra'ioh
Committee and ID. Smith Wood register. IN" ii"".
ing were elected members Of the standing ,nihm,'r
The Rev. II. y. Merritt. the Rev. Or. W. W. lioli'S
tho Rev. william Il. Jervcv. the Rev y. BarroWS,
Henry Hayes Frederick W stevens, Edwin a. stevens
and Alfred Mills
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

proor,v, Jockcv Club races Grave:end . 80 p. m.
New.yor,. Chicago baseball match Polo Grounds, :
y. III.
Rrook,vn Board OF Estimate and Apporonment.
BROOKLYN Christian Endcavor Union convention Chufch
OF the Pilgrims. 80 y. m
Launch OF schooner Yacht LOYAL. Poon syard ~ d. H.
yevyork Yacht Club meeting, evening
Installation Of the Rev. S. A. Eliot, Church OF 'he
Saviour. Brooklyn. D. M =.
Academy of Medicine. No. IL West forty''mius"' o
S,s,v n, pedarogy College OF the City of New-York'
p. . po-,o
knights OF Temperance theatrical performance BerNe
ley Lyceum s 80 D. m. .,,,
National Board OF Fire Underwriters annual meeting
No 80 Nassau-st.. 10 a. M .,.
r r-nsro, Fraternity entertainment, Harlem Associa
ton Hail. y. NJ
United Italian Societies picnic. Jone''s WOOD
Christian Endeavor Society. Madison Avenue he'0
Church, p.
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vps CREAMER's SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

rhe suit OF Mrs Ellen Dreamer lot ii'i"eu
,ro,o Patrick Creamer, park policeman was trieo ~
.ho Cytv Court Yesterday. The parties TO the SUIT
have soven children. The complaint SET lor'n
brutal and inhuman treatment on the part OF 'he nus
hand who was alleged TO be hnbitually Drunk anu "
have beaten and kicked his wife so that she ""' ~
PEELED to lie in bed. On Decempe, - i0oi .
aoreed 10 separate. While Mrs. CreameT was "S"
Iic sbo said her husband was "slowy murdeilhs
her bv his treatment before they separated 'uus'
Clement suggested that evidence OF MS cr,v d te cd
given when OF the daughters ProIes'su erch n
scene In court that she had TO De rehio'eu'
cd
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n,xxrp TO POSTMASTER SULLIVAN.

The Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick OF Drooai'' 81 ~
-. los, evening 10 their president Andrew 7.
sullivan who was recently appointed Postmaster OF
prooslvn. About 80 persons attended the dinncr
q, ,he Hotel st. George John Murphy presided
The toast Our Guest' was proposed by eX-fos.-
master J. c. Hendrix. who had much to 40 WIN
securing the appointment Of the new foS',i"s''r'
80 e. rnoda cashier of the PostofHce when he was
~. hooa of Il, Mr.. Sullivan replied. Congress
man Thomas F. Magner spoke for The President o.,
a rn,t.d States. Mayor Body for The ivy ,h o
RrooklynS the Rev sylvester Malone. cnaPn VI and
BERNARD Peters Editor of The Brooklyn Tines LOT
prcsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
DR. JENKINS CAN'T HAVE THE ISLAND.
SECRETARY LAMONT WON'T ALLOW THE USE OF


SECRETARY LAMONT WON'T ALLOW THE USE VI
FORT LAFAYETTE.
Health Officer jenkins, in his preparations Ior
prevention Of the introduction OF cholera INTO 'his
mort next summer Is evidently not satisfied Win he
scouIson OF Fire Island. but casts an eye upon "u
Fort LAFAYETTE lust of the Long Island shore In he
Narrows II IS Government property. but mas NOT
been used as fertilization for many years ana 'ne
War Department only uses II for storage purposes
DR. Jenkins sent dispatch recently 10 'eO'e'"i'
Lamont asking II the old fort could be u'eu Nv 'nc
State for ouaran;lnp purposes as place ior nv W.
tcnton OF well passengers in case OF an oNe"o" Vi
tho quarantine islands The question WAS reeTieu
10 CoIonoI l. L. Langdon commandan OF Fort liamii'
%, Tho latter AZ once saw the danger OF contagon
IN peoplc AT the fort the shore adjacent II 'he re-
ros, ,rerc Granted and cholera should break out at
Fort LAFAYETTE and reported as follows;
al do not think that worse place couid possibly
no devised than Fort LAFAYETTE In which to put wen
neople from cholera infected vessels In l7oo yellow
t.rar,r, footed vessels were anchored in Gravesend
Paw obont n mile from shore. and. In spite OF every
nracaution the yellow fever spread to the shore ana
carried of hundreds Of people on Long Island
"Eort LAFAYETTE IS l43 yards from nv wharf. anu
oscane wonld be remarkably easy. The prevailing
,rds are from the water TO the land that IS 10 say
po,h Roach. Fort Hamilton and Bay Ridge villages.
II tc i'm slbe exaCgerate the alarm ana eAVit
mont that would prevail In these thcky settled com
muni,ieS upon the establishment OF auarhunv xcitc
lion upon Fort Lafayette. when aiarn p alI
ment would soon spread TO the city OF BrooKlvI. 81,
secretary Lamont last week denied TIE renu'sI vi
Jr Jenkins The position taken by CooncI iH,nn
don Is strongly commended by residents Oh n'"o"''
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EIJZABETII.

The contest over the will OF Madame Charlotte
Roulcz Claricr the forune-tcer OF Rosclc. wa
ended yesterday IN the Union ounty orphans Court pS
thc Withdrawal of the cnveIt filed against II by john
Charlicr, a OF tho d'nd woman. Jul gr h', oi
mick thcrcupDn ordered the Will 10 u" admithd 10
probate and Dr. william Ward. Of Lyons FarIn' ana
John H. bridge OF Elizabeth. qualified aS executors
murder was barely avcried last nishl IN r2llsl
tenement house al No. % p1n"-st Joseph BDltinu'
attacked his wife with a poker and nearly brain"i her
with repeated blows. she -prang tlrpOEh u s'cpnh
story window 10 escape HIM and bloAc her leg. Her
assaiant was arrested and The woman removed 10
the hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
GENERAL EARLE'S son ACCrSES A POLICEMAN

Ferdinand =. Earle. jr., son Of General Earle
the proprietor Of the Hotel Normandl" was at Police
Headquarters yesterday to testify against Policeman
Patrick Muldoon. Of the East Fifty -hrstst. squad
He said he was riding his bicycle at lifthavc. and
Fifty -cghthst. April 2o. when he was arrested by
Muldoon. The policeman handled hin with too much
violence, he said. and left The mark Of his hand eli
the back his neck. MuldOOn WAS accused Of using
abusive language TO young Earle also. lie lie ncd
the charges but Commissions McClavc. who listened
the testimony. said the case would be referred to
the Police Board for decision
Muldoon has been policeman three years and I'm
that time has been before the commissioners three
times on charges of assaulting citizens.
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NrW.nPE\SWICk

At the investigation yesterday at New BrunsHick
into the mental condition Of Henry II. Palmer The
entire relations Of the defendant with IN" wyandancc
Hrick and Terra Gotta Company were disclosed
Daniel g. Hartman Of BROOKLYN. one 81 the defend
ants cOunScllcr>. and secretary ana treasurer 81 ilr
company tcsliiiod that hr had organized the company
with other men In November. l~--. and that Palmer
WAS IN IL from the start His holding. amounted
10 about $4,000 ana I'm addition he had loaned The
concern Sloo.o"o. DR.. Alan Nclan" iiamilt"n, 81
New York declared that he regarded Palmer 81
sound mind and perfectly able to attend 10 H. but
nc.s Drs. Frank VI. TDnna hue and j. Warren Iioc,
of New -Irnns wick. testified 10 tie sumo effect.
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4 POLICE OFFICER BITTEN BY A IYONAN.

Lotie Grey. colorcd woman. living at No. 90
West Twenty -!ourthst., and known AS "Thc Terror
quarrccd with Alice Rgr0n. white woman
Tuesday night. and succeeded In biting of piece
of her antagonists thumb. A warrant sworn
ont for Loitics arrest and was placed in the hands
OF Court Officer Woods 10 execute When Woods
went the womnn's rooms to tell her that she
under arrest she sprang at him. biting him
badly on the face and neck. The over
powered after fierce struggle and was taken To
jefferson Market Police Court. where Justice Parks
he'd her for trial The charge OF assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
THE WORKING GIRLS CHORAL UNION.

The Working Girls Socletys Choral Union held It's
second concert last night. at Cooper Union. The
big hall filed and all present seemed TO appreciate
the music sung by the Young women who after leav-
ing work. 20 TO the Trimming College for Teachers at
No. University Place. The choir was In white.
Among those present the following who are in
teresed in the movement: Miss Grace II. Dodge Mrs.
Casper Griswold, Mrs Alexander. Miss NJ. b. Chaplin.
Mrs. Richard Irwin. Mrs. Charles ii. Russell, Mrs.
Henry OIesheimer and Miss Virginia Potter.
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HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRUNSwICK-John Quincy Adams Of Quincy Mass
BUCKINGHAM-Justice stephen j. Field, OF the 'hl'eu
States Supreme Court FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Nell
son W. Adrich OF Rhode Island and ex-senator James
W. Bradbury, OF Maine HOLLAND-Ex-secfetsry
Stephen b. Elkins and Solicitor''eneal Charies H.
Aldrich, Of Washington. D. T. MOhitAl Inc
Rev DR. r X Conrad OF Philadelphia PARK AVENUE
Edward O. Leech, Director OF the Mint SAVOY
Baron de Marao of Brazil VlCTORIA-State Treasurer
Elliot Danforth and secretary Of State Frank lce' OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
DERRICK AND rUGBoAT IN COLLISION

A derrick and a tugboat ran into each other yes
.crday morning In the East River. of Marlctst
The tug G. W. Pratt, OF the Cornell Towing Line.
and "a derrick belonging 10 the Chapman wrcckns
Company came In collision at o a. m The derrick
was tom from its anchorage and its crew was
nearly scalded BY steam from the several broken
pipes The men were taken of by the tug James
A. Dumont and the derrick was taken back to Its
anchorage. The derrick and the tug we're only
slightly injured.