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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
4 YONG MOTHER KILLS HER BABY.

The discovery OF the mutllatcd corpse OF a bnby IN
the yard Of the tcncmcnt-hOnse. No. 100 Allen ST..
early yesterday morning. led 10 the arrest Of Annie
Goldberg. cghtc years old aud unmarried, who lived
on the top floor OF the house. No. l07 Allcn-st she
was the mother Of the babe which had been killed
soon after birth. by being thrown from the roof Of
the five story house. II was said that her parents
lived IN Russia. and that She had been in this city
only a few years. She worked In shirt factory in
Monroc-st.. aud boarded with the family of Joseph
Horwits in the Allenst. house. Her roommate was
Jennie Eudcrman. No members Of the family were
aware of Annie G0ldbcrgs trouble. apparently, until
after the discovery OF tho infan,lclde. Tile police
found her dangerously III. Mis-. IIorwitz had applied
some pOllticrs to the sufferer thinking she SUI
;ering from uamps. The young woman denied that
she had any knowledge OF the child that had been
Eillcd The police sent her to Gouvcrncur Hospital
n prisoner and detained Jennie Ruderman and MEM
beis of the Iiorwitz family witnesses for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01

Roger NJ Sherman has secured decision in his favor
In his suit against Irving Grlrnci and j. Bowdon for
40 900 false mpr-onnent. sherman arrested
an execution ISSUED out OF the C!'y Court suit by
Grnncl ard Bowdoln aud deprived his liberty for
liz months declared. At the trial the the
complaint was di.ms~d, and the judge allowed costs
amounting ~ 900 the defendants The General Term
OF TIE supreme Court yesterday handed down decision
cVc,ing the Judgment Of the lower ordering
new The ground Of the reversal the court
allowing Sherman to introduce execution
complained OF evidence The opinion says IL
wa. cor trial Judge to Of II 900 on the
plaintiff.
The General Term Of the Supreme Court Yesterday
affirmed the decision Sunogat, Ransom admitting %
IcI ate the VIII OF Mary A. Edison. viii va. con-
tcstd by Marmont u. Ed-on brother the tcstator
on the ground undue Influence. The General Term I'm
decision Justice Barrett that the evidence
mind was clear to the end
The question OF the amount Of the collateral inheritance
tax on the Daniel h. Fayerwcathnr came before
the again YESTERDAY lie suggested that the
executors houf ply the tax, amounting 800 600
old paving inc est and II thr amount paid found BE-
too large after judicial determination of what was due
the STATE surlu, be returned. William H. ArnouA
who appeared the executors. favored that plan and
With that understanding the was Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
STRONG FEELING AGAINST COLONEL EDDY

AN EXPLANATION OF HIS ACTION BY HEUTEN-
ANT BAIRD-OFFICERs MAY RESIGN
The feeling against Colonel Eddy. commanding
the 47th Regiment Of Brooklyn for removing Major
william Pettigrew from the command OF the Isl
Battalion Rs growing stronger every day among the
business men and residents OF the Eastern DiStrc'
OF Brooklyn. The general impression Is that the
action OF Colonel Eddy was Il bad ting lor the
regiment. The regiment Will return to Brooklyn
from the State Camp to-day, and II IS SAID that
Colonel Eddy will receive "A poor reception There
Is some talk OF Kissing the Colonel as ne marches
AT the head OF his regiment to the arInory at
Marcy-ave. and Lynch-st.
Lieutenant A. II. BTrd. qrarermaster OF the regi-
ment returned FROM the State Camp on thursday
evening When seen by reporter yesterday he
talked freely of the removal Of Major Petugrew.
Major Pettgrew,7 said the Lieutenant, as man
with many friends and his long and faithful service
In the regiment entitled him TO some con 'deration.
Colonel Eddy should have given the Major quiet
tip and let him ask TO be- relieved on the gr0nni
Of Illness. Aftcrward he could have retired qnrty
without any stain upon his reputation a soldier.
The removal oil Major Petigew looks to N" ana
other officers deliberate attempt to inJurc "a
good man. Colonel Eddy Is cold very cold, and
does not stand well with his officers. The officers
in camp talk for publication. bur IN private
they are of the opinion that the removal OF the
Major /, scheme TO boom Colon" EddyS brother
VINO Is the Major commanding the I'd Battalion IN
camp The retirement 81 Major Pcttgrcw VIII max"
Major Eddy senior major and right In line Tor
second In command If anything should happen 10
Lieutenant Coloncl IIulbcll II was Major Pelsrw's
Intention at first. TO resign NJ once,' added the
lieutenant, but he will now 20 before tn" stat"
Board for examination and believe he VIII be
vindlcatod This Is the only thing for him TO do
and Is the advice OF hi many nlcnd,. lie has no
desire TO have anything to do with the p"op" who
have Inundated him unnecessarily, but wants to
set himself right with the larg" number OF people
who believe I'm him rs a man and think II wrong
tina; he should be dlsgraced as a soldier From
what | told II would not surprise me II several
officers resign when the regiment returns to Brook
lyn."
Is is said that Lieutenant Baird la. Resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
WHITE PLAINS.

The assessed valuation OF village property is less
than 81 500. 900. "The village has probably within
its limits more acreages exempt from taxation than
any other corporation I'm the state, Assessor Elijah
lurdy says The 300 acres OF the Bloomingdalc
Asylum farm are exempt by law. and the extensive
property OF the House OF Nazareth in Broadway, and
the country branch OF the Home for Friendlcss Chill
dren. in Second ave-, New-York. While the rate OF
taxation Is high-$0 al 900 OF assessed valuation
this year-yet the fact is that the actual tax paid
Is less than that paid In many neigiborng villages
for the that property in most caSrsas assessed
pt from one-tbri 10 Onc-tenth OF It's actual value
Ir. George II. Magncss is on trip in Canada.
Union Hook and Ladder Company has accepted an
invitation to take part in the Tarrytown frcmen's
parade In september. The company viii hold its
annual picnic Mt Rye Beach July 10. The
Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies' Al Society netted
e165 at is June festival.
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COr'RT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

Saratoga. y. y, June 3O-The Court OF Appeals
handed down the following decisions this morning
bling sons Company, appellant agt. W,nlplr.
Controller. rtc re- ,ii"nt. order affirmed with cost,
Hong Kong and shanghai Banking Corporation. re-.
spOnd mt AIT EWlnirl, appellant, Carter. respond
ont AT. Nrwlort Central aud Hudson River Rail
road company. appellant. M0h"tte 81 AL .,,p,nd
ent aet Mcrz, survivor, app liant Werner. respond
cni Manhattan Railway IT AL. appellant: McAvuy.
sIj1nTnt agt. New York Central and Hudson River
X ilroad Company. appellant, call, app liant, agt
call. respondent. Cummings, respondent at. Line.
iOl"r. appellant. and I"opi-. respondents, agi.
Myers, Controller. appellant Judgment affirmed
People, r'spOnd"nt- agt. Edward GrOghan, appel
liant Judgment affirmed
Moore. respondent, agt. Moore, appellant and
Mayor # Ncw-l ork. appellant agt smith ct al r..
spondrnt,: appcd dismissed Win costs.
Lucinda Woodward. respondent, ngt. Foster, APP
pcllanf., judgment affirmed aud Judgment absolute
ordered for III" plainlin on stipulation with costs.
Stone. respondent. agt. Assip and another. Iudg-
affirmed by default with costs and 10 per cent
damage, for delay.
Waterman 1T al, respondents, agt. Sllrman ct al,
appellants; dismissed with costs.
Cases submitted
Fncdandrr. respondent, agt. Myers, appellant.
People respondents. agt. Fowler and another an
pollanis ana Norihpori Real Estate and Improve
mcnt Company, appellant, ag. llendrlcks0n respond
cnt.
ordered that calendar be made for n session Of
ibis court 10 h" held AZ the courtroom In tn Capitol
1903. ON which will be placed all cases left unls-
posed Of the calendar of October =, is02, and
those appeals In which the returns and notices OF
arguments with proof of service shall have been filed
In The Office Of The Clerk Of this court on or before
saturday the 10Th DAY of September. 1903. The
endar ali other appeals Ms provided by Rule NIX Of
thus court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
DISPOSING OF A TRUST FUND.

Judge Truax, In the supreme Court yesterday
handed down decision IN which Lc holds that III,
children OF Richard Arnold entitled to a trust
rnnd OF ~ 100000. which he left in his VIII to nj
child BY his second wife. Mr. Arnold WAS the Sc
Nor member Of the firm Of Arnold. Constable Co
Ills estate amounted to about SlO,O00,0OO. by HI
first wife he had three children Caroline II. John
son. William Arnold and Mary Louise Cameron. In
1854 he married Il Second time. GcOrgianna f.. Boil
mcr being his second wifcs maiden name. BY hci
he hal child. which died after its fathers death
lie left a provision In his Will for Il trust fund OF
II 900 900 for this child, the Income 10 b" paid TO II
until 1t reached the age Of twehty-One when the
child TO receive the principal absolutely. After
the chid's death the question TO whom this
trust fund should 60. The widow thought She ought
10 have H. and the children by the former wife
thought IL should % TO them. Frederick \. Constable
and Townsend Wardcl. the executors under the Will
brought suit In the supreme Court for a judicial
construction Of The will. william Arnold and Mary
Louise Cameron two Of Richard Arn0ld's children,
dead William left children and Mrs. Cam.
cron left child Edward william Cameron Judge
TIuaN decides that Caroline II. johnson and the
child OF Mr-. Cameron entitled 10 the principal OF
the trust fund. and the widow T. to receive the ac-
cnmual'i income Of s2oo,Oo0 on the trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01

Goodwin Santer. who keeps tailor sweater shop
Mt Nos. II and Il BeaycrSi.. was fined $50 y"si"r-
day Ly Police Justice Iagcery for Violating facory
laws 10y employing girls Under fourteen years old.
General Theodore Is. Gntrs, who j. about sixty five
years cd. has married Mis- liza VI Dixon, who Is
twenty five. TIL" ceremony perfoi med 10y She
Rev. &. Van Santvoold. nj 40. JjG 6airs-aNc. on
Wednesday evening. The lriir formerly lived nj
COney Island.
Professor Wlllam II. Go dycar. Of ~" Br ioklyn In
situtc Of Arts and sciences. has been invited io read
paper before the Worlds Fair Congress, 81 Philology
AT Chicago &" The Bronze Age ANA II, Pattern or
namcnt-H,it g Contribution to ihe New Theory Of
the European ORIGIN Of ia" .\ryan Races" III" date
fixed for the reading 81 The paper f. Jaly II.
Mrs. Helena schmidt fined ~ and committed
10 Jail for 200 DAYS I'm default ~ f. Yesterday for con
tempt Of court in iakns her child away from n,
father after cuody of the child wa, awarded 10y law
TO him She must al~o restore The child to the father.
Mrs. schmidt IS the woman who chased her husband
from The Court liousr when lie had he child.
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CITY ISLAND.

THE PIEP(ifA As SHIPYAIDS MAY BE CLOSED.
The claim OF MIS- De ancy, who, nc oidine 10 recent
decision of the Court of Appeals. is the rghtiui
ownor Of all the land under water which surrounds
CITY Island from Joseph Horizons pier on the west
shore has caused considerable excitement at Clty
Island The decision Of tho Court OF Appeals may
affect the expensive shpb1lding Interest on the Island
and NAV compel Mr.. Pepgas, the millionaire snip
builder to close up his yards there Al present
Deputy Sheriff John Yer Planck is in possession OF
the property in the interest Of Mrs. Delaney. The
property now under the supervision of the Deputy
Sheriff includes the Ppcgras ways and yards He
will hold possession until the question OF royaity
Is settled. II Is tangedup affair, and It's mai al
Iustment no doubt will involve a number OF law
suits. When the Court of Appeals handed down It's
decision it was so modified that Mr. piepsras would
have ample time 10 pay up, but the representatives,
OF Mrs. Delaney wished 10 have full settlement at
once. The result may be that Ppegras Will have
to shut down his works, which will throw several
Keepers will also BE- compelled TO vacatc their
premises and move elsewhere. John Hunter, Mrs
Delancy's legal representative proposes 10 enforce
her rights and take possession Of the property unless
a settlement is made. Mrs. Delaney became owner
OF the property several years ago. Mr. IiepGras
purchased shipyard seven years ago from DAVID
Carl who had the shipyaTd twenty wears ago
Mr.. Ficpgras employs between 80 ard 200 men
every season. He will make an application to Judg'
Barnard at IOughkecpsic for temporary inJunctl0h
restraining the DclIncys from taking innodiat"
sheriff OF the county from keeping his deputies In
the sipyards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
SHALL WE HAVE FREE COINAGE ;

THE TRIBUNE has published remark
able pamphlet, 76 large pages, in which
the Free Coinage question, so puzzIing to
the public mind, is argued out, formally,
by that ardent advocate of Free Coinage
on the old basis of 16 to !, William M.
Stewart, U. S. Senator from Nevada, on
the one hand, and on the other, by ROs-
we'll G. HOrr, ex-COngressman from Mich
iqan, sturdy champion of the Republican
doctrine that metallic dollars should con-
tain as much metal as they are nominally
worth.
Each writer contributes six clearly
written, pointed, and able papers to the
discussion.
Mr.. Horn has the best of the argument
but beth the Free Silver and the Honest
Silver Dollar men will find their respect
i've cases stated strongly
Copies can be had at the Business Office
of THE TRIBUNE.
PRICE, rs CENTS A COPY.
Sent, postage prepaid, to any address
in the United States or Canada for that
price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
THE COURTS.
HER LETTER HAD NO EFFECT.

ups p,pToxyt,s DIVORCE WILL NOT BE AN
Nr-I1rD-suE DENIES FRAUDULENT INTENT
Judge McAdam. in the superior Cour, ,ia"oo
handed down a decision refusing to set hSue NV y" '
o; divorce which Hattie L. Bartonyi secur'u nun 49,
husband Aurcl Bartonyl. she ASKED 10 nav So
decree annued the ground that II was seoou -
the collnscn OF her husband she as crted 'a' NC
h.r that h. had married her under an assumed name'
and that II she would secure divorce ne wohiu "i
her again under his right name. she secureu ."'
divorce and then her hu; band refused 10 heop -"
nromisr She declared that she ana her ""'
were living together at the time the divorce WI,
cured and for some time after the decree III" ="
granted She produced number OF "i'hesS'S WV
sworc 70 that fact While the case was pending Hils'
Barionyi sent letter TO Judge Mchoa" l" WIN" ~
said:
"Mv conscience will not allow me to rest unaer
the imputation Of fraud against this Court. haa
no intention at any time OF perpctra'ing ira"u.
was driven TO seek my divorce in the manner described
I'm court BY the eXigencics OF the stuation' ny 'ne
pcrsuasons, threats and abuse OF my husband "neh
I refused to comply with his requests MY money
has been absorbed by my husband, my furniture Jew"
cry bone in the country and several thousand do'r'
I'm bonds all In his hands, gone. and he sun mas
The proceeds. ! had alternative but TO follow 'he
bidding of my husband. backed mp as 1t surely was pl
MI, LAWYERS | was but tool I'm the hands Of
Bartonyi and his lawyers. l appeal to your hear'
for whose only fault has been 100 great ust III"
love- which has been greatly abused until find my
self to-day absolutely penniless, on the verge OF her
vous prostitution. and only kept from giving way
entirely by the hope that some restitution Will be
made by the man who has wrecked and ruined
my life, robbed me, lost my friends and broke my
fathers heart. The money b. has OF mine represents
all in life had left, therefore i humby beg that the
decree lie set aside and he compelled TO support me-
In case OF n favorable decision to my appeal Your
Honor viii have the consciousness OF having done a
good act To poor, weak minded. but honest woman.
In spite Of this letter, however, Judge McAdam de-
cided In favor of the husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
Nt,W-YORK CITY.

There will he n helpful meeting for young men at
the East EightySixh-st. branch OF the Young Mems
Christian Association tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The speaker will be Warren f. wilkins. secretary Of
the Bowcry branch.
The veStry Of -. Marks Church asked the Board
Of Estimate Yesterday TO pave with asphalt the small
triangle formed by the junction Of Stuyvesant and
Ninth SIS. and second The request was referred
to Commissioner DAILY.
The Gorham Company. Broadway and Nineteenth
ST. Will close its store from IL o'clock today until
Wednesday morning, July s.
The employees Of L. Miller & Sons will have their
picnic and summerniehs festival at Jones's Wood
next Friday.
Joseph and Mary Faresi. whose mon'h-old baby died
IN the courtroom on Thursday. yesterday In Gen
eral sessions acquitted OF the charge OF abandoning
the child.
The Dore Gallery, at Firy-third-st. and seventh
ave. will Dc open from till q p. IN tomorrow. when
the admission fee will be only % cents In order 10
give those who cannot attend on weekdays an OPP
portunity Of seeing the celebrated collection Of paint
ings exhibition.
fonrpage souvenir OF the thirty sixth anniversary
OF th mi slonaiy work OF the North Dutch Church and
Fulton Street Chapel has been issued announcing that
Anniversary services will be held at the Fulton Street
MONDAY PRAYER Meeting No. 113 Fulton ST., 10 day
II contains views Of the old church II was l24 years
ago, OF the chap,l where the MONDAY meetings are
held and OF the third story In the old cons!sory
building.
The Rev F.. L. IIoffecker. pastor OF the Church OF
the saviour one hund cd-aEd ninth ST. between Park
and Madison ayes, will discuss the sunday question,
and incidentally the sunday opening Of the Fair. to
morrow evening.
W. II. HEX Will address the meeting OF the Young
Mems Institute at Nos. 2"2 and 224 Bowery, at
p. m. tomorrow
The seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
under It's pastor. the Rev J. Y. saunders, Will
now have in addition its regular sabbath services,
one IN the German language every sunday at p. IN.
large proportion of the children attending the sun
day-schoo are OF German parentagc
The Rev. join T. Wllds will preach sermon to-
morrow evening to the Gltcring Spear Cadets AT the
Seventh Presbyterian CGdrch. Broome and Ridge SIS.
An excurlOn Iary will have days outing on
July at Mauch Chunk and neghbOring points OF In
:, special train OF the Reading Railroad sys
TEN will carry the party. The hours for departure
are: Libcrty-st., this city, 9:lj a. m. Fnlton'st,
Brooklyn, 5 q. m.
Through mistake announcement has ap
pearcd that the ac-IIaryard baseball game to-day Is
TO be called at p. m. This is an error The game
will be called at 3 p. III. promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

CHANGES IN TIE EMPLOYEES AT SNAKE HILL.
The new Board o: Frcehoders Of Hudson County
Yesterday made Il number OF changes among the en-
pioyes at Snake Hill. After making many dlsmissais.
tae Boaru made the following appointments Richard
uecnessy and VI. J. Foley, undcraeepers. 1he Rev.
A. T.. Meiiri, chaplain: Florence lieazcly and Timothy
Lane, attendants AT the insane asylum; Thomas smith,
tearnster Patrick Hayes, baker; Michael J. O'Mara
and James Haveran. clerks in enei.ecrne burenu.
The place OF jantor and custodian Of~the court house
was created and John J. Hogan appointed 10 ill
Il az a salary OF 81 900. The plaos Of index clerk.
created for Thomas IL. McDor ough who died recently,
was abolished and two recording clcrhships were
ereated Alderman Pierce Fleming and Joseph A.
whean were appointed TO the places AT al 900 year
each Lawrence sutton has been gardener at the
court house for over twenty years. His place was
abolished AID no provided for him. d.
Richard Onslow, scventy-hve years DID, the New
Jersey state detective and Hudson County constable.
was arragned before County Judge Robert s. udspcth
Yesterday for sentence, charged with obtaining $50
from Mrs Mary Kelly. of No. Wayest., Jersey City.
ON The false representation thai he would obtain n
position fer her In the jersey City posofice HIS
the ground that the conviction was Irregular because
n VAS an llIctment OF grand larceny Jndgc
Hudspetli said the conviction was proper, but ne
,ostponed the sentence until next THURSDAY. Onslows
kail of 1900 given BY Peter DAILY was continued :
franz x widenaler. OF Munich who was arrested
was he'd for the United States Grand Jury by con'
miy1oner Ronane, In jersey City, yesterday sner-
noon The Customs Inspectors, william ADAMS
Michael stefiins. Andrew McCord AND samuel A.
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Roberts testified 10 finding fancy dirk and sheatn
and twelve gold watches .he defendant.
NEW

NEWARK.
The twentieth anniy Nrsary Of the Knights OF Honor
WIS celebrated yesterday by parade In the morning
and Il picnic at Caledonian Park In the evening
Uniformed divisions OF the order from o'her ,o"iS
took part In the parade. The supreme oi"cers at
tended the celebration Controller Connolly pre-
scented 10 the Common Council last night his annual
report for the year ending January l, 1888 The
report that annual receipts have increased
since 1889 from S5.435.o81 81 10 $',s1S,s5o The
total assessed valuation had increased since 1889
by s21 100000. The present bonded debt Is 49,
ODl 900 and the sinking fund amounts To - s1l :
~ 20 making the net debt f12,240,-
80 so or . "a per cent Of the total assessed
valuation for purposes OF taxation Dennis y.
Newport lumber dealer AT Bloomfield, fatally
Injured in a runaway accident Yesterday at Bloom
field, his skull being fractured lie was driving
home I'm his carriage when the wheels on one side
ran lE;o n rmt and he was thrown out. His feet
were entangled I'm the reins. and the morse starting
on he was dragged for some distance before the horse
WIS stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
SING SING

Trustee Edwin T. James, Of tho Finance Commit
tee of the Board Of Village Trustees, reports that
bills to the amount OF ~ 1913 l3 have been audited
since May 1 0O1 62 Of which Is to be taken from
the special of $4,000 for street improvements.
ST. Auyusne's school had lis closing exercises
Yesterday afternoon the lawn OF the rccJry OF
st. augustine'S Church. President j. Burton
roshay. OF the Board OF Trade has appointed Ran
dolph Acler. Edwin +. James and Patrick Ricncy a
committee TO solicit subscriptions To bonus of II 800
for the purpose of securing marine engine works
here A0nzO McNcal, Nehemiah Speiry Hiram
Osborne Hiram Van Tassell, William W RYDER.
sumner A. Smith. Calvin II. Smith and samuel J.
Chambers, Of More Post, veterans Of the War, start
Getty sburc last evening to attend the cele-
bration that + TO be- heE there.
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WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY

YaleHarvard baseball match Polo Grounds. D. n.
COney Island Jockey Club races, Shcepshead Bay 80
D
Scawanhaka aud New. Rochelle Yacht Club regattas.
Departure OF list Regiment for state Camp.
Departure Of thc Falcon.
Kings County Whcelmcn annual meeting. Eastern
Park. BROOKLYN, . 80
Daunrs, Boat club. Harlem River. . p. m.
Iish- Amcri Military ampn"n', Caledonia Park,
Newark.
Music in Central Park by 9TH Regiment Band. p. m.
Music in st. Marvs Park by 10Th Regiment Band