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, 1893-10-13
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6err 8oDen mar auBer Stan6e, cine
@rfldrung fit bic Gntitebung be8 8ranbe8
5u geben, mar abcr Der Nnii6t, OaB an cine
8ranOltiftung ntbt 81 0enfen lei. Der
8ormann beS @ebaube8, Sau1es 6.
Betbertpat, uiu geftern Nbeno fur5 Dor
Iusbruc6 0es 6eucrs zine @rpLolion 9e6Ort
hnhen.
, 1893-10-13

Tim Stellungiucbenben BEL Der ge9enz
ipdrtigen NotbIa9e baS @rtangen bon Se@
i6afti9ung 5u erlei9tern, ntmmt ooS
NbenbbIatt Der SuinotS StaatS5ettung
Stenengeiucbe unentseltlt6 anf.
, 1893-10-13

Die fit cine 6ausfrau einfa6ite un6
biai9ite Dirt, ein 0ienftmdb6en gu. befomz
men, lit, cine Gerlangtz2ln5ei9e an bas
Nben6blatt Der Suinois Staats5ettun8 elm
3ul6iden. 8rciS l Sent oaS Wort.
, 1893-10-13
DQs 2lbcnoblattt
SQtnots $taQts1ettuno

GntPdlt tdgltd3 cine lan9e Site bon Steuen9eucPen Don 111dn-
nerr, 5rauen uno nGdod7en, rie J 9. n1dnter fir 'Ransorbeit,
pferoefned2te, KutAer, 6drtner, Da9enmocPer, Giienorbeiter,
8arfeepers, Kelner, porters, Sdreiner, 8rotbdder, Gafebdder,
Sdbneioer, 8orbere, Kurbefepper, :~2lpotPefer, &ePrer, Gerfs,
8udbalter i. No.; u1doben fir 6ausarbeit, 6n1nrerrndoden,
K0hnnen, Doldfrouen, 3ausbdlterinnen, Ddrterinner, 6out
pernanten.
mer oaber 6iilfe brand2, i'm Geihdft ooer I'M 9auspoIt
faufe oas
Abenoblott Oct SuitOis Stoots1eit1uto
ftr 1 Gent.
, 1893-10-13
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&reisgeriht, einen @inncbmer fir ba9
Goiteuo 6otel, @de 55. StraBe un6 8aibz
tngton Bouleoarb, gu ernennen. ST bat
bas @runb an 2outs 81. 8ain unb QGm.
$. UNDERWOOD unter ser 8cbingung per7
mietbet, baB ct Die 6dlfte Der 8ruttoetn>
nabmen erbdlt. 8is jeBt mill CT iiberbaupt
NIGHTS etbalten baben.
: 9as goli5eisericbt Ser Oft Chicago
Nbe. Station miro bon iebt an ic6on am
W1or9en UNI 8 11br, %anitatt ipie friiber I'm
9 1br bie Stbung Beginner. Ni6ter
&eriten lit befanntli6 ais Gi9ter Dec
&reisgertbtS nominirt tporben unb Wtr6
nab BET @eri6tSiibun9 Sen Ncit 6eS Cages
fur Die 6Orberung ieiner Ganbibatur be:
nuBen.
, 1893-10-13

Nbonnirt auf bas Mbenoblatt Bet Sainpts
Staats@ 3eitung. Pretsl Gent per genmmer,
q Gents per @o9e.
, 1893-10-13

9tbenObtatt Der 81. Staats3tg. l Gent.
, 1893-10-13

Spub'3 giHcn beiIet fprtipdbreuoe gerItopf"
utt9, itoem ie Die periftaIiide ge,peeuRs oeg Ibs
flbrtanaIs pieoerberiteneu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
NMrGGLED CLOrHING SEIZED.

A number OF seizures Of London made clothing mas
made recently tins port. and officer, attached
the special agents oicc constantly on the alert
IL the attempt TO break up the smuggling Known 10
exist through employees OF the varou, companies
An important capture was made on Monday niGht oy
special Emp,oye, Brit"n and swivel. who .onnd con
Gee led on ,hc Egyptian Monarch. IN Tie rooms OF W.
lln;tcsIey and Alfred Pierce chief seward ana ch'e
cook, respectively three packages OF clothing con
a;r.ng three suits clothes and SIX pairs II trousers
made by H. keclc London tailor. which were To be
icyercd hy express 10 !. Il. Andrews. of no. 23s'
Washington It.. Boston, Mass. George J.. S'alliey
DiNncld Ne. and &. r.. rdc " No. 4lO North
second ST.. ST. Louis. No.
The steward and cook were taken 10 the Custom
House. and, being cyamined by the agent III
charge confessed t. having smugged other packages
on prevlus trips FOR the London tailor. by whom 'icl
nppcr 10 been regularly employed In that line
business. Hat'ciscy and Pierce " RI taken beiOrt
United states Commissioner MoOrr. u lroohlyN, on
MONDAY night ana held In the sum of 1900 each
PR farther examination on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
Mn SANGER EXPECTS TO WIN.

A canvass OF the members OF tho Board OK Euuc"
tion made By a Tribune reporter Yesterday, sho"eu
nat FOR the president OF the Board there are Voes Us
follows: Commissioners Hubbell, Livingston H".''
Macsay Van Arsdalc. Crosby and Hunt Tor NJ MAO
lay-7: Commissioners GOulden. Harris. "ufe"h'
ho,mer Lummls McBarron strauss. O'Bricn, sanger
uopp,r and Mchrum for Mr.. sanseT-lo C"Hn's'
.ouers Knox and Gerard say that they haVe mao
IN their minds who thoy Will vote for. eu' thev vi"
no, disclose their choice eitrer before or a'cr u"
election Commissioners Moriarty and Gray can he
regarded as doubtful Eleven votes are necessary lei
A choice
Mr. sanger said 70 a Tribune reporter ycS'e'uay :
nMv friends ASSURE me that haze hfte"n votes ~
pro,iden. Of the Board OF Education VIII iaNor II
change In the system Of salaries OF teachers 50 a 'o
Grade II according TO the time OF service ana 'h'
rs., ~ the teacher At present a teacher may ~
,wsnty yoars on \ salary OF $3.50. There s"'"o
, -roda,,on Of salaries so that the teachers ca" '
forward 70 better pay they Improve ana oc'on.e
MIRA .,p.ti.nc.d in their profession Then VIII
t,xor a new method Of appointing teacher' AZ pre-
ont any woman by passing an exanHhsu"n upu'' Wv
schoo, sup.rintendent can become schoo' "''N''
AVID Z. win ,ake sixteen out OF the twenty one .'"'
o...,,.,. 70 remove her. believe that OIL 'eso n.y.
hnn;J Sr cngs aed for ono year on prposuon -
, ,. umfe1 and conditional pensiohlhs " ~"'
tearhersn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
low PRICES AT A UORSE SALE

At tho second DAYS sale ~ tho Hickory Grove Stud at
the Ansil.sn Institute ysstnrt,y tcfe was decided
falling Of la the prics. large crowd was present.
The Bidding however. slow. but by tho eSerti""s 81
Mr. Kellogg the sale was over at sea"onaoc hour
To-day many Of the OF the sails viii be one ed AMI
good price. aud lively bidding NAV be expected here
ate Of the lots sold and tie p'lces
Merry wnk.s b. m. T. by Lexington Wilkes -Merri
nsc; J. u Shuts, Park,,lIe. 800.
Da'.y Wilkes. ch. t. .. b. Lexington Wilkes DAISY
sNigert; J. II. shuts. ParkvilIc $3.50.
Bonni. wilkes blk. I. 3. by Lexington WtAe'-B'n
ME Glen; {. J. shoop. Racine. Wis. 500
Bay colt, 2 by Lexington Wikes-i|iJ u; Henry
c. Francs Worcester Mass. $40
Lexington Wkss b. 10. by george "i'KeS-Joh
ME Anacrson; Jsrons /. Cas, Racine. WIS. SLIGO
WHITE br. f. :. by Lexington wilSc'-VIctoria WILKES
j. II. SSut.. 200
j. H. Shuts. $50.
Elizabeth. b. NJ. -. by George WikeN-snipnosei j.
W D.Iy Mount l. i,co. y. y. SLIGO.
roluca b. M. G. by Dictator-Katrna; A. d. Darling.
city $3.50.
Fay nny, /. by Lexington Wilkes hlnstlc'; +. H.
Hartman. city 1925.
Restora, ch. :. by Re'ehue-As'ofS' . IL SINUS
ParAvillc. L. l., 500.
Erlbanuo. b. e. >, by Brown-Eestoia L NJ. kcioas
city. 80
Shuts Park,is. l.. l., 500
Rose PhamOnt. b. m. 7, by PhaIamoht~h0'@ bchlis
J. J. Crooks. Racine. WIS. $40.
yandal Wilk,s br. =. 10, by Governor Sprasue
vand,i,a wilkes g. A. Gregory. sidney. y y, $50.
,lcuo lr H.. 4 by sultan Ami. Cook {. l. Shoop
Racine. WIS, $50.
Quacrr. b. by Sutan-ouefy u l. 'hoop' "'0'"e
WIS. $3.50.
Bue Fell. b. T.. . by Blown ouaere; c Il. shoop
| Racine WIS. $500.
IIi,hwinr. b. M, q. by Nu'wood -A'"' j. w p'N
| Mount Kisco, y. T., 80.
Biy hiy. |, BY Guy Wilkes Leoht"e' - H. '"u'''
| Pniksilc, l.. l., ~ 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11

Mary NJ Ayrc. h,, suit pndinl In the Superior
.o.rt fo ab.oa:e dvrcc from he husband Hrhl1ah =
Ay,r. ,on q, Abraham Nii.' ~" "e''""'"h ZION
l,o',r a, Forthwith st ard Tn:h ave They >para,rd
IN 1854 and Mrs Ayr., al.ege> int her husband l,co
with a Nolu, smith wt. hr d au' last S'lt mbcs she
asks Tor 80 a week alimony ald 80 coins" ices MI
Ayf.. drne- the clave, bring, couDto hages aId al
loc,, that he ina. not sufficient To the al!non
asA.d for
J,nr, W Colin Ia, obtA ned ron Judge Patt rson Of
the Suurcm. ac"chment against Che rop NV IA
tIn, state OF a. War4 LEONARD Co.. NeAJI'N
co.,or.n in SUIT 10 recover S2l97j ~ for eacns Il
.aa track cl", trc raltoid alOt fifteen miles Ia !hGu'
IN MoaawA Fulton. JohnstO"n ana Mon s1"eiS ,oaH'
ties tho villages Fonda aud Johnstown and the city
Of GlOV,fsNi T..
IN, rdersi Bank capital 100000 has been incOr-
ro,o,,d via, the follow M IL. Ct, Charles X llat
Ctari > f. IIausct james H. pa her. John I" Met III
lough Clarence H. wildcs t,O:ge g. Haven j.. 40 IL
H. I.ss7ynshv willard Brown and August Ro sl"r
Judge Inarsnam has dr. ',ttd thai Colonel Albert T.
st.waft as Trustee "a l,,f Fund OF the lth R'2i'
ment must render accounting Tho funi ~a' ta' Il
IN 1879 b, the officer, o! the r,gin ent. and MAS t. be
usd for The bcn.Ht Of sc. members Colone! st'"'i
appointed trustee ia 1850 HE regiment d!'p'"e'
IA ls-,. yonel stewart decline! 10 account tot tue
fund and william =. Walton ami other m-nbr's OF Tie
teen.e.n brought suit coup1 h.a, to do So
Judge pugro the superior court Yesterday appointed
r,motby Have, receiver MctrJpoitl toh Prntm.
,,rr,.y The action wa, brOIsh 10y Robert f. ,''iicn
| ,..nst rhhip Dillon Timothy Hayes a"t Jos pm II
Ina.t All
,,en and all psrtie, united ss,ng for receiver /"
take charge the pro. rt;y p-nihs settlement fhP
uion Tmo,hv Hayes and Robert T. "lch loT+ht the h\
re, AID lam Gordon Frnhett Ia loo- "'V
- the SANG wear joseph H. Iook"r WIS admitted ~ '"e
- rbe,e v,s some trouble between the partners lat
| All AZ that time IL j. sad IN the ahida'HN '"' 'a-h
ASST, we're ~ 10 the worth 81 The stock sSoVoO ai
rho u,blltic, s93 0Oc Nj ''ileh offered 10 par'hs'
the Interests the other partners for $1,000 the oe'
Was acceptci he says. hut Tie others failed to keep their
| ,c,..mrp, Jutse DueiO slloWca the p,ihth 70 name
| ,n. amount OF bond lwrci and IL WAS nNeu AZ
| $4,000
a, tn. order OF Judge Mstahlm al the Supreme Court
49,, nn,t,,. ,nd othr, pfolrriy of the Ncwfoh Hotel
m ma sod 70 SATISFY indebtedness. Of Henry Cranstoh
,rre,lv propreo: Of the hotel The proceedings were
| broucht ~ the Ncw-York Life Insurance Company a'
,,n,n,.l ,nc.,y,r Unte. his lease 81 the hotel Nj
| .a,n ,,,eod % nav $40 a year tent Up to
| n,,., ~ $40, tIcr. $50 e0s due for rent and re-
| n,, Mr. Crans,on gave - chlt'e mortgage as 81
| unity for the payment Of the rent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
THE COUR rs.

DECISION IN FAVOR OF l.. L. LoRlLLAhp
Judge Ingraham yesterday gave decision reversing
the action OF the Tax commissioners and cancehmg
tax In the sum OF 100000 upon the personal pIop
crty Of Louis L. Lorillari for the year 1911.
Mr. Lcrillard protested against this tax on the eroo
that he was not q resident OF Ncw.iork, but OF New"
port. II. l. He began proceedings In the s"pren'e
Court In the latter part OF November TO review tne
action OF the Tax Commissioners. lie tcs'ihed ts''
since his marriage. nineteen years ago, he had hVed
in ills city. In Newport and ABROAD ana t'S. nc DC
longed TO Clubs In New York, Newport Boston, Fhgahu
and France. Catherine Lorillard Wolfe del III iso'
and left him her house. Vinand, In Newport, N"i"ed
at s40O,OO0. Since then he had lived there' ae'u'u
church. paid taxes, voted and educated his chdreh
there In registering at hotels he always ssA'd nm
self from Newport. In his opinion Judge lnsrahah
SAYS 9TH. relaor Is taxed upon his PERSONAL eS'a'c
I'm Rhode Island, has been taxed Tor SIX year. ne
votes ia tie city OF Newport, K. l., and he spends
part OF the winter in New York. bot ms cahh0t nc
,ad 10 BE- his residence. To hold the itiaOi inDic
for taxes III New-l orl would be TO tax ms p'ls2nii
estate both In New York Silu hnoor Ish'n', VIM u
would be double taNstoh.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
co,pr CALENDARS FOR DAY.

.,,,are Cour,-Genc:a TeImli fore Van Brln,- r. ~
o,rra md Folctt. JJ.-Nos. 81. 81. %, 30 49, o.
90 ,n,sre Court-Cnamsers-Beiore Barrett J-oort
,.Pa, 10 30 a. m.-Moton calendar ca.e AZ Al a. ~
oP.S iOurtSlecia Ier- art 'npoo -
mp T. Law and 'tact-Nos lt2o 2l3' i!'-' %,
w ,Ssn 1903 1925 1891. 6e!. $40, 1874 i2ott
2..s, 'IS}i. 3iy2, So. $40 1885. 1914 -oio' '0''
100 1925, 1900. r uo,, ~ Adjourned until
M" MN, Couit-part before Patterson J-'ou'es "
- s.ot ON pars III for t:ial. , c..... .,
Do c' - Tourt-part Ii-Beiore Beach. J-C"u"s "
be s r oVonrErsr Iil-Bctoro IngrshamS az
=, y, ~ sols 3035 1875 1910 1900 b23o. 1917
;s!, ,ss; 9OsJi, 1909 4j3. 3D. $40 ,o. %
i'' Court, par. IV-D"for' ADdfews. - oises 20
p, sent from Part III FOR trial ,..o Ms
"' smnert5r Court-Slerial Term -fSre pusfo '-->''
10 H. boT CO.,, 6Is 62i 324. G23 ~
"7 sw.rio corrt~Eauity Tem-Be.orc Sesfw'ek a. 90,
Nos al l59 i7O. i4i. t0i. 2l7 :'s III ZEo' --''
30 ga 2:t 90 400 227. ?2s. 2j o,, ,.,.ov.
No. ''g irss 4es 1910 eol2 1870. io5' sS' ISL
1 spa aIsS fcnra Part I-g ssi o; Ssfs sa
%pp. Is7 $50; 1850 1880. l12i, 2S"' 'V'o' o''
iOsi ;rtiiSS Isn",Pc. lii-hsSoe M'A'A"
- .nrsogatr. cour-Before Ransom $50, o9'' V Tn
tested Vii William M.MGnfWS, at a sS ' q. 10 30
m"nv r. ne taken before the Probate hosna
% pane Bueky a. 10 a. n. daor'e' IRON Aa'" 'e"s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
rruORS ABOUT MORE BASEBALL TROUBLES.

The ab,olue refusal OF the stockholders Of the New
york Baseball club discuss their araits has causes
much comment. special meeting OF the club VIII -
hI al Jersey tomorrow afternoon Inc announce
man. in TIE Tribune" Monday that C. H. Byrne
ryht conclude 20 leave BfOoyn and JOIN the New'rorA
,ub ho, cau.ed Trouble lis reported descfuon OF tno
Rdepi Dom. has aroused con, siderable Indignation among
rho .to,khodcr. OF that oiuo which include f. \. ABEL
Wendell Goodwin ard several other, who were inercsses
3, the old PLAYERS League Club. sono Of the brooaiyh
,cIbolcers say that NcwY club mas no right -
,uewpt u Strengthen .t,ef st ther expense Inc runner.
,e,.tei that ,ee'mg Dtween Tie ,"o cinos ~ouas
A r.s,ousbe for anctier baseball have no foundSton
IN fact still II the troubles Of TIC local cluo couie
,,n, about the formation reorganization Oh me eis
American Association t would se the best taing wnos
,a no nn.u I, baseball The league could then 30 oeeS
to its Old eight-club circuit , a. .
Mad would PROBABLY then remain In bfookiyn % -
..d ., the club That OF the BIO klyn stockho~'
.r, would ENJOY a return u tie American A'soe'N~o
I'm. assured. The club mad g. cut deal OF money
white member of sat'on. and IL mas not maoe
r,oney since IL hs, beea \ member Of me ioAxue. -
,hs American Association With Sunday games the bros.
lv club would again season probably make ~ mus.
money q, it ever did In any one year Inc rumo' ~
Ward Will ahancon baseball and practise law Will ss1~
smiles all around
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
40 ALL-NIGHT LICENSES GRANTED.
THE EXCISE BOARD HAS not YET SENT LIST
TO TIE ALDERMEN.

THE EXCISE BOARD HAS not YET SENT 4 LIST
TO THE ALDERMEN.
For eight or nine months since the passage Of
the law AUTHORIZING the ENcise Board to grant all
night liquor icensee with the approval OF the Board OF
Aldermen, the Tamnany rulers OF this city. official
and unofficial. have been struggling with mass OK
applications for this sort OF license bn. nave got
further than TO TX the Knight" license fee a;
the low figure Of 500 year. In the list Of appl!-
cants may be found the names Of " few persons who
want the privilege of serving wine at balls after
! a. m. but most Of the applicants are "gin-ni!l'
keepers Of the lowest character
On December % n list Of than 200 liquor
dealers printed cOnspicuouSy in all the Demo-
cratic morning papers, accompanied by the statement.
which purpOrtod be official. that this list 81 appli-
cants for all-nlrht licenses had received the ap-
proval OF the Board OF Excise. aud w0nd he trans
nltted 10 the BOARD OF Aldermen for approval Tbs
statement has been found 10 be incorrect ana IN
founded bat although several weeks passed no pub
lslied denial apparently came from the Excise Boari
Chief Clerk Michael +. Blake OF the Board OF Alder
men, was asked yesterday II nnv list Of applicants
for allnlcht licenses had yet been received from the
Excise Board.
"Nons whatever" replied Mr.. Blake. "1he only
exception Is the anisht license that was issued IN
Edward FerrerO last October 50 that the Columbian
banquet could be continued until after a. m III
desired. II turned ont that nobody wanted to drink
wine after "A. III. on that occasion. and the
license was returned Il, Mr. Fcrrero for canceEatoh
Not single name las since been sent In by the
Roari OF Excise. why there has been so much de
lay am not Informed
The present 1hmmanv Excise Board has been per
sistent in its claims tia, in spite OF the growth o
| the city there IA no increase in tho hummer o
liquor licenses granted. But Its members ana apoio
| ts,s do not explain That ~ fast as licenses arr
surrendered bv dealers who find the business unprohl
| able In depopulatcd districts downtown new one
| TO take their place are issued for the secuohs o
| the city In new and growing ncghborhoodS fnIthe
| uptown. This practice is an evasion OF inc spin
OF the law and tho fresh licenses are oiteh granite
+, i'm the now d strcts in defiance OF the pr0tcss "
Catholic and Protestant Clergymcn. and OF welikhO"l
citizens OF high character lut The iamnanS nGssc
order tbe licenses to be granted and the rliinsop
| ore openrd by tho Tammanv Board under the very
shadow OF the church and the school. and III cio''
proximity TO the homes OF The people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11

CAPTAIN JOHN r. STEPHENSON. ,
The would-be POLICEMAN Indignantly walked
away. He had gone only few steps however.
when policeman stopped him and said that
Commissioner Bergen wanted To see him. Williams
got his appointments While he was attached TO
the Broadway Squad lac was made roundsman-
in July, 1871. Two months later he was pro-
noted TO be captain, and WAS assigned TO the
Twcnty-iir Precinct. In 1876 he was placed
in charge of the district now known as the Nine
teenth District having been in charge OF The
Eighth and Fourth precincts prior TO that time
lie went to the "Tenderloia District at a Time
when criminals had things almost Their own
way. and boosted that they cared nothing Tor the
police But Captain Williams pursued vigorous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
on,r,1N 1nSIAA WEeTERVFLT.

.,,.;on a, Harlem Later he WAS transferien
10 the West Forty-seventls'. SatIom, ,ased the
70 the Thirty second Precinct ne a'ie pn.rec,nr
,ocent civil-scrvice examination for the 10
~ made vacant by the promotion oi nv n, -
smertor Steers receiving a pciceh,a9or sn.ct;on
lie was put in charge OF the Secohu '"'P''''
9antain John r Stephenson IS one OF the you"s
oet cpantains in the department I'D aPpo'' n"rn
he Is handsome welI-ou n,r "' Ia3uary !. 1856
H.D no vas eighteen years ola ne "orh'T ".c
h;s fother upon the farm attending .ne uis Wv
school at the same s'ne rs clerk in Ills brotes
nodn lie was appointed patroman on i.r
s'G3ica force on May 3. 1871 ana on NoSo name
I4 1881, lie was made fo'in" snI was nronotcd
20 hc n captan ceccm'rr - ~ narco,taoc
Dor Vi examination. when he made on
~ os "a Ills best work was done w'',n% ~ o' ,ho
OF ~" 20 the Thirty-fourth Precinct, w,e'e Tue
n",;ca work was extremely hard a,u VIZ trom
Numerically weak. When lie was r,'n;raJ s,,ad
tie precinct there was no o'''e' "
In tns Michael Doherty Las been co%'nc y"t
in the past for his discipline anu Wien seven.
ne wa" 49, old having already grown 70 n'rGn
f ayc fcct eleven inches, he enlisted IN NV ,ns
Hifc Guards He soon .ii't" na,rolman on De
COUNTY a. @'' go iIc was promoted 70 tne rams
y, roupIsnan on April II, - / 1T n'ontbs
sergeant on July I iS ,sa aI d 81: ip station Iii.
a.orSo,ion 70 captain was made on d. Some
$50 o e ' infrs,ns features of his police %" y,
S' the Of ns wa'ss cver %% Sca @
murder Ms w Of John Baum, alias DUO.
ana me c %p,cd burglar who is now ,eIynS
term term" in prison Trenton for s''% Gon in Sew
Gapa" sS,Se wS'' ysors ago. and farm
York S'a,e 10. he came 70 this city. lie loinSd
the police on Fssrn%r Sa q: f""n H"a
ioln",ns ros nromoted 70 tho rank OF serScanb
1870 ne wls Years he served under Captain
Wa sSsF ' W ,sS II ssrsn r ,.G% june
promot'39h ", ,"os in command OF the Harlem squad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
cu,pcrD WITH SUBSTITUTING PASTE GEMS

Mrs. Sara C. Leland. OF No - West lhif'y io"''n
ST. WINS placed on trial In General sessions ,e,''"S
,,arcea with the larceny OF pair oI olanohu t'r
-, ., , di,,ord min, worth T4OO, from Miss
rI,,o,e,h 4 Daily OF so I33 West Forty lrs'-'''
:, February 1885, The two we're In business tos''hrr
keeping several boarding houses. WihI; sh'ppns I"
,n, month Miss Daily fell on the Sidewalk anu D. oNc
,., hin When she was brought home NrS' Loahu
,,dres sed her The iswelS were in pocket III "ioS
Daly', skirt and Mrs. Leland 'ooK 'hrm LOT 'a'c
n,Iux |, was alleged that Mrs. Leland substituted
,o,ae for file diamonds In the earrings ana
hon returned them. keeping the pin
r. NJ Co,tle. the jewclcr at No. l''"i h'o"'W"S'
testified Yesterday tina, Mrs. Leland .ned 10 sr o, 'n
10 P' LII n,i,,iiou diamonds. similar 10 the ones
y P par , " The trial will 80 on today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
AZ JvSUR4yCF COYPlyY'S DIVIDEND.

The directors u tie Home Insurance Company -
Now York have declared dividend OF per cent pay
,h. mn demand The seventy ninth seniannual stace
mrm issued 10y the company. with capital OF $SVoo''
COO shows the assets to be *9,32s1oi 49, WIN
MT surplus over liabilities Of $l2'9,29 81 Among
the assets are Cash In bonds, S243,:'9 90 cash IN
Lands 81 agents and In course oil collection @ooo'
,2o co ,.,I estate 81 53i o9 So United States bonds,
mar values 81 600: District Of Columbia bonAss
=, 900 600 New.lok CITY bonds, 100000; New
York Central first mortgage bonds. 100000 New
York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad bonds S2oo.'
OO0 stocks OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, SloooOVs
and stock Of New York Central Sloo,ooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
p,rrpOtU MEN ~ CHRISTIAN WORK

Tia. .c,.uf,rrth anniversary OF the Railroad Branch OF
IN, Youn, Men. Christian Association was h'Id IN the
t,u Of the Railroad Mems Building, at Mldl>oniNc ana
For.y n(th.st. III" hail was crowded win The men,
,.,, v,,s and their cnd, Among those present weio
~ a Watson &. W Bradley. 4. Skitt, j. ID. Laying.
f. Y W. Eo-,lter T.. Freeman. {. f. Cox. MI ana
NJ, Gc,rl,ni H. Dodge aud X C. Morse VI the In er-
national COMMITTEE Of tire Y. NJ 4. A The Rev Dr.
lob, Wcs.v Brown Of 81 Thomas Prot slant Episcopa,
rh,tch offered the openn: prayer Carl T. ID. DIrt
,,ng baritone 500 and f. r. Jerery. piesld at 1 the
Denver AMI RIO t.randc Raioal Lucir, futile. Vice.
president Of the Aow.Yok. Now-liaNcn AID Hartford
pairad aud Chancev NJ. Depew. president OF The New
Wv Genital and Hudson Riyor Raii0ad mad interest
ing addresses, The annual report OF q. A Warbnrtoa.
th, .cfc;aiy OF the BIanca WAS real and attracted
much attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
Ann. l. Mcxn,y. Ann r. F. Manu. Josephine o. BerA'

Amt. l. McXaly. Ann X. F. Manu. Josephine u ne''-'
at ,.anIoa, Iea~-Sp~ciai Tcrm-Beore Day T. D.
,mnnn p!ea>-Gencral Toim-rcforr 30" s,av ."
p,,hnI ana rIyur. JJN1> a. 10 -, v'' 80, -..Ich T.
on,,o, plca--rtal reim-lat. l-bc.Cle n2-e'o"' -
Nn. - "a. 80. 40. b'- >, , ,tr .,,ouv~cA
{. mmoa plc,s-lr al T'rm-iaHs IL ana III
the tenn ~, r,.,,r, Ncr,- rhv J-Mottona.
nv orf- mai Trrri-Pirt Bcore I.,'o@nna Syc;s
80, ilc. rs ii!9. I?s llso lisa n $50 ~ q
900 6g5 sl@ 1910. ll31. 22lo, llSi 49, '''''f ''
XIV Coar.-ira lem-plu II Before van WYE! o a., !.
"a cSo lc7s -cl 30 5.l ., : or 100 r.V', 80
IaS ~: So lCSS lt3, 1912 csi iyOj IG'' iS Sys.
i5@ l5l ljI., 1913. 1"lt ''''' '''o' ''-''
''' 1ou,tTra Tcrm-part llI,Beore F.t1s1ic saa
: xos lonS OBS l2i5 1905. liI2, ~" - ,tta9'
Ia i,so it: lse 49, 1si ,,o as i,o 5'A i'''
Ci.y Court rrsl 1ep,u iHrHc.o o, o.s niss
5,l- Faulty casts-No> a. 81. 50