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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
corpr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

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~ovnJcsJoyER DANA NOT TO RESIGN.

report started yesterday TO Inc e"ec' u"''
han, na,o nrcs,dcnt of the Park Department. had pre-
,,aroa h,s resignation and about 10 send Vt to
Mayor G,lroy. The story grew out OF Mr. Dana
nndl,cuised displcasurc at the action OF 'he rarA
Hoard and Board OF Estimate in approving The plans
Of ]. {. Cady, the architect. for the new lec'ur"
hall extension OF the American Museum OF Natural
History. In spite OF Mr.. Dana's strong oppoSinoh' ."
editorial article appeared In The sun yesterday sup
noscd 10 b g written by the president OF the farl
nar,u.nt severely crtising the city authorities FOL
adjoining these plans.
Mr. Dana was asked yesterday II II were true 'ha'
ne INTENDED to resign his place rs PARK Comni'sohr
Il do not he replied. " The story Is aps"u''iS
untrue and utterly absurd
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prOr rO BURy TOWN.

Fort Monroe, Va. Jan. s4.-The citizens OF "a az
,on Va are much excited by the discovery VI
not 70 burn the town. Some ten or a dozen CIV
men appear to have banded together for ths p"p
which was to have been carried out last ffaa! n'sn
hut was defeated by the arrest OF one Vi ,"U
splrntors. who has since 'urheu s'''r rsomss
- .o,orsd minister who gained consideraois
rn,or,etv by performing the marriage ceremony ~
no,,coss Green, the Ncw-York broker ana ~
M@rea Of Chicago about three years ago, p s"n.s
number Of them indicted for selling liquor MS "' ,Ss
was set on arc on the night In question: pu' ,a
u.mes were extinguished before mueo a''pas ,,,ur,
done. harness hotel and Birmingham az The
store we're also on the hs put "'se .o' g.. in The
pan =" 49, and TINS draw of the Fire Departhm aors
W., tho r man sent for purpose was arr Kent ouiet
he could get at work me a pn,raiors. half dozen
I'm order to secure the otmer '"''f
~ whom are now In Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
YACHT BROKER CHARGED WITH LARCENY.

James o. Conway, a yacht broker, OF NO l4o Yves,
s,xtv sccocd.,t was held In the Tombs Police court
Yesterday charged by William Trenholm oil no. a.
walls, with larceny OF ZOO pounds OF the leai
han.s, from the sch onerrGgcd yacht Romance, now
wing in wlntcrlngham's basin. South Brooklyn.
The Yacht was chartered by Mr.. Trenholm, VINO Is
. n,,lic accountant aud auditor In partnership win
4. Mr. steele Mr.. Conway, according 10 tue S'ry
told In court has frequently visited Mr. irehho III
,ca,ion 10 the yacht. The captain was icd 10 DE-
uaro that Conway wns a friend OF Mr.. Trenholm
whom therefore n lighter from the New-ior smeI''he
company took away the ballast upon an order from
conway the captain believed that 1t was all nsh'.
Yesterday Mr.. Trenholm met Conway III inc s'iee'
ora asked him to go TO his Office. where he Kept MN
a. o,,.rs,,ion untll Detectives Madden and Oates
., the Old slip station arrived to arrest him.
In court Conway unable TO furnish $1,000 ball
-, wont 10 iail. a warrant will be sworn out In
nro,x,vn and when the case comes up again o.mor
@ Gonway will b. turned over 10 the Dr00ANN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
MAYOR GILROY rs UILLING.

ur SAYS THE OLD CITY HALL CouLo ID" ''
FOR THE TILDEN LIBRARY
,,o. ci,rov ne chairman Of the Special Municipal
,,,,d,, commission received this letter rom mo
r,,der Tr,s, Yesterday signed BY John bigelow' It's
president -. ,,o ,onor
ON the ocd day Of october last had the Donor
IN submit TO the Mayor and CommonniN OF Inv ny
Of Ncw-York. on behalf OF the trustees Oh ''e i"''
rms, a communication OF which the annexed u
,on, and ,o which your attention Is respectfully
invited. ,
ali * now rnmord that legislation Is in conrhpm
,on for the rernoval OF the reservoir from bryan,
Park, mud also for the removal OF the om wy INV"
IN make place for more spacious anu hu''""" Il"
''lr,woi,tons for the municipal oiliors. Much MS
We regret the necessity OF disturbing structure W"
sccra,d 10 rs like city Hail by so many prer'"''
,,.ior,c,l and forensic associations, should Such !"
,.cessi,y be found exist we Respectfully susseS'
that that admirable structure be trnnSi'rr'H 70 INV
lie now occupied by the reservoir IN Bryant '"'"
and Appropriated 70 the uses Of the Iiiueh irs' Po
IN. conditions set firth Ia the anneA'd coniih"'''"
ton .,-,o,
:, ,od tho civ authorities that BY an Arrangement
Vim tho T1len heirs after the will controversy abou,
q. $50 900 was available for the estahlshmeh' oi
rreat public library. but the city must pro''u' 'no
Euildug fer the library. The Trust now suescN'
Thai The Old City Hall De- rebuilt on the site oi "e
reservoir In Bryant Park ana hihuc '"' no'"' ' Wv
Tlden Library. This letter VIII lie ma D'io'e "c
commits. ion when II next meets
Mayer Grov said Yesterday that he was "nureN
willing 10 consider the propric'y OF rebuilding inc
CIV Hall on the site In bryant Park II The puohe
favored il. hut want It understood, he aairo'
that The new building shall occupy the present. III,
u,u stc The old structure could te placed IN
urvont ynrk and made the beginning OF Whit might
Intimately be the greatest library In the world There
H. n frontna In flfhnv OF about 40 feet, I@twSe
rnttl.th and Forty second SIS. The old NY INN
l. not qui,. $50 feet wide II could BIZ set w rec,
inck from fifti-avc., with lawns shrubs, pants ana
raino In iront az H. Tn. Improvement would largely
incrna,r The value n property and 50 reimburse nv
CIV inside of a 6, mparativ"ly few years The Con
rur r.,ima,,s that IL viii 500 900 % remove
and rebuild this building as II STANDS ~ "o"" "''
H. necessary 10 reproduce the Interior .
- am not committed 70 any plan for disposing oil
the old building added the Mayor " THIS SCHEME
ami TINT of the Historical society for removing " "a
their grounds near Manhattan square. as wen IA hy
others which may be- suggested. ought 10 be discuss
and debated 30 that can learn what the puohc
dcSIuS,n
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mrs Of LEGAL NEWS.

Judoa Trusx las sent to the Genera, i,, . ,,,nr
,,ar,. Court the case brought BY Ms rau''' ran
ra,nst Samuel r. Lyman, who, she Siese'' 49, 80
- ~ her a.,a,ney 70 recOeyr certain properly "I'hou'
o"s.n, Mrs Frank conveyed the property :"
,s,,, .s trustee Judge Truax ordered MN 10
convey IL back Lyman may be disoareu ior ms '''
nooce lie saws that his clerk is resfo"s'o'c.
,,o irwin has brought suit against Ei1ao-'h
nlsoc 70 recover 800 professional services III io
.ma ,soo His bill was originally $500 on which DOW
has been paid Mrs. Blanc says thst 'ne s'''',e'
Given a, the request Of her HUSBAND WIN ""0' "
ga. then living and that ne IS responsioe'
Jrdue Iawroncc. OF the supreme Court Is IRVING q"
mi, by Richard NJ. Campbell TO revoke 'hr VIII VI
his father Richard Campbell. on the GROUND that NJ We"
a ,uuu,ic MI Campbell did in 1873. l.avnG an c','I
- 400 ono chiefly 10 his and dsughter lsao'i'
william McGlory. better known as 'biiiy Sic"'oN'
vas examined Yesterday the City Court In supp
proec,dnrs brought against him by D. D. Ll''"'''
Indictment creditor for s7G6 "a. lie said he was uonH
~ ,,orh and had no money. lie lives at his VIE
ho,rd,ng.house, No. lo5 Last Undergraduates.
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HE SAYS HE INVENTED THE LAMP.
A GERMAN INVENTOR IN THIS CITY CLAIM

EDISON'S LAURELs.
The enemies OF the Edison General hec"'0 .o,
many have found q ground on whlch W "'"'"
It's right to the patent for an incandeSceh' 'c'"'
,amp The United states Electric Lighting company
was finally beaten by the Edison Company IN the
United states Circuit Court Of Appeals mere IN .o"
sequence OF this decision the Edison Company % o'7
ING SHIFTS all over the country against concerns en-
roccd in the manufacture of ircandeSceh' amps ~
one OF these. brought in Boston, 'he h'''v -
pnmp and Electrical Company Is the deiehua''. ''e'
Col, was asked for an injunction to prevent ,is '
nany from continuing the manniactnfe VI SUI" '"r
Tho defence set up as told in The tribune !e>'V'
~ - 40. Horny Goebcl was the real Inventor
:, ,h ,omn In support Of this contention '"o
n,,,o hv Goebcl were presented These say III
part, c...,
am .sventr four years Of age was born IN 'eIi"'''
whore | learned The trade OF watchheNei anu w.
was there thrown into sssociauch WIZ" wv -,
| Nocnlchausen for whom made and fepaTsu W.,
,. ITO, .h,. gentlemen often talked WIN NE
,,, ,h. uossibly Of msans on electric heht oS ",""
q, a carbon conductor placed IN vacuum" an" 90 !
| uc,ndcscrncc by the passage OF Cu'''"'' a..,,od
cam. 20 Now York, ond for more than twenty 's" =.
~ my business In MonrOest III inc carr. "' So
-, -, carry nut some OF the ideas OF professor Ni"-
| hansen; 1 made a number OF lamps Oh e'" . hce
Gl,ucnts OF carbonined bamboo. and also oil '"p'
ve,c attached 10 wires OF platinum iron OF oolP ,d
o,,,ich, INTO the tube By fusion the ar was ,,.
! 49, ,no,,s ~ mercury and the lamp thch h''"e' '
scaled by fusion. From as early as 1870 " hor Of
frequently made such lamps, ana Always "au ,,, ,ho,,
,h.n, in my possession; often lighted my '"oP WIN u" ~.
,,a ,no an NJ battery OF about thirty zinc'cofo'" '
| e., 1s,o and 1850 1 accustomed TO eNhio' !" ,
ruMe places in Ncw-York city large ~eI'o 'oo 70,
| ., a ,ruck through which permitted pcop'' " w ,
V" " ,. On his truck | had also IA large battery 'hu
| - ~ three Of nv ncandesccnt lamps "m'h w.,
accustomed to light up attract the attention y. a,
,asscr.bv these lamps seen by 'sise n'' ,a,.
| persons who well remember them sun, ~
| nave been prc-crved and accompany the anus'"'
| 49,, - co.,,1 c,d,s, son of Henry Goebe cor
,Dna.o, him in mart. Horace f. Van Runst, ponce
man here makes affidavit that he remembers '''''e
| .ncI lamps between 1868 and 1e'2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
DATES FOR THE GRAND CIRCUIT

STEWARDS HOLD Az IMPORTANT MEETING
FLEETWOOD PARK ADMITTED
The stewards OF the Grand Circuit Of tro,tnr tracks
met ai the Murray Hin Hotel yesterday. The repre-
,en,ativcs present were: Cleveland, W. Edwards :
puralo C. j. IIamlin and T.. g. IIawley Rochester,
G. W. Archer and 4. Collins; Hartford. Ex-Governor
Bulkcicy and H. LOOMS Springfield. H. G. Robinson
I hiladelphia j. WendcrOth and r. Is. Loyatt
The meeting was the most Important OF all that
have been held by the associated tracks Tie New
York Driving Club was admitted 10 membership, and
secured the dates from september 10 4. inclusive
Detroit was also admitted TO membership % That
the Grand Circuit Of 1893 will consist OF nine asso-
cations The buffalo association VIII have two weeks
In which 20 trot It's programme and VIII oncr tn" FOL
lowing list 10 De trotte1 and paced: 2:li, .12
and rs cIasses and for PAGERS the 10, 2l2' 10
md . IL classes Purses will also be offered for
two. three and four year old colts. thing which
has never before been done on the Grand Circuit
tracks.
Every effort was made 10 Induce the other tracks
10 ADOPT this departure and also TO Increase the szc
OF the purses.
The admission OF Fleetwood Park into the Grand
the trotcr in this city, and every effort Is to bC
made r., have "A successful meeting next September
. ne.,ing OF the stewards will held early IN Dccrm
bcr The rules adopted yesterday are for five years
Here are the dates of the different associations FOL
the next five years 1rttsburg July 10 10 Ia Detroit
July II TO 81 a: Cleveland. July - To - Bnnni0
ADJUST ! to L.; Rochester. August 10 g, l. spring
field August - 10 20 Hartford. August 20 10 sep
tcmbcr /: New. York. september TO .: Philadelphia
September Il TO 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
GETTING AN ALLNTGHT LICENSE.

Richard Croker and other citizens OF Mount Morris
ave pconel the Board Of Aldermen yest' rday asking
that the name be changed 10 Mount Morris Place.
The rcascn e.fcn was that there Is Morrisave. In
the Annexed District. and the similarity OF names
causes confusion The petition was referred 10 the
Committee on streets The change will be- promptly
ordered Mt next Tuesday meeting.
Lightning speed made with an application OF the
Madi son square Garden Company for allnght liquor
license II was wanted forthwith because the balls
OF the Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine and the pd Gnard
are TO b. held there before the Boards next session.
The Excise Committee hurried TO the cloak room and
the Board took n five minutes recess AT the end OF
which the committee appeared with resolution duly
cngroSsed and signed ordering the license. The re
port WAS adopted without n G.,lsiOn.
con Murctilus for Carnegie Hall and General
Edward Fcrrero the LenoX Lyccum also applied
for all-nght licenses and The applications were placed
on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
TIRE NEW.YOHK YACHT CLUB RObbED'
A p1:HoSEsr BooKKEErER HAS MADE Avail
WITH OVER $1,000.

A DI:HoNEsT BOoKKEErER HAS MADE
WITH OVER $1,000.
Tho NewYorb Yacht Club has lost oi'-oO "
q, 3oO nv the dishonesty OF an empioye anu '"'
Zoo, an ANNOYANCE that Is more than co""on
u,,b Tho amount which Is missing. As 'o"e ae
May IL was discovered that there had been 'ne'' "
,s funds but the full extent OF It's sho' 's' ,,u
lnown even now At first the omcers "e'c """s
70 LET the whole affair drop, but a. Ill NV ~, ..n
showed tho loss to be bigger ana Dssei' w
decided TO invoke the aid OF inc ci"'""' g.
Members Of the club did not WISH 10 say "n' ' ,,o
for publication about the tief'S Se''c'' =.
tha, they might hamper efforts to viS't rc''o"'. ~,
the guilty man. The man VINO Is so"s"' - m.
h tourd :, his usual haunts just now, however. iis
name Is Quinn, and he was booNA'cpe' " s.s ,od
I,vt winter bi, passion for betting on the races leu
hin, ~ rob tho club OF amounts Of no great Size
lilo hid his guilt By falsifyIng the accounts. lie KEPT
up this course all spring l.. lin,
In MAY the cash sum Of 1925 was handed ~ h'''
I'm, ma entrv NJ il was made on the books soop "
question arose about the sum. Quinn deelarea Mo
ultra IGNORANCE nj H. but tic officers set about eA'
aiming his books Quinn disappeared. going west
Al that time thefts TO the amount Of 800 were as
covered In addition to the one OF flo No o'o'
VAS IA. made to ar ct the fugitive. lie was pe'e'
TO lie a victim OF the opium habit -,,
I,oweycr an expert accountant was set 10 WI"
nm tbe hooks He went over the figures care'"s
and found additional falincations OF them. Ing s aa
ings are now known TO be between $50 .nn.
$1,000 and they may be even rsrgu the Clubs oiicers
felt that an example should De NIUE "a ,an,orcv
their last meeting the trustees aec'ue a INC :" ihs
would he iladvsed. Quinn ilnd returned I" "to
civ and secured other employment "heic "e ~
now is NOT known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
THE ciRBOyELLs AGAIN IN COURT.

Mrs Rose Carboneil, who. week ago. caused the
arrest OF her Husband, Edward, the young son OF f.
Carhoncll superintendent OF the Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY, on the charge OF abandonment, haa nm
again nrrnigned In the forkvie Police Court yes.er
day. ON the charge OF falling to support her. MIS-
,,r,on.,l * only seventeen years old. and mar
r,,d about two months ago. When last arragnetl
tie husband promised Justice McMohon that he would
support hts wife and to treat her cruelty lie
failed to Keep promises, however, forcing his VIE
TO 90 TO i've with her parents. Mis-. Carboneii said
Yesterday that he had threatened her life.
Aner iearlrg the testimony the justice ordered
Carbonel to pay his wife Is week out OF " week
which h, said he earned. lie also placed him undei
wi5o fnnas 10 keep the peace. lie was unable Ia
fnrnish the bonds and was sent TO jail.
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urJps BrY OFF A TRUSTEE.

ro,o,o Ohio. Jan. o4.-The Bronson VIII case, "u,..
,.s hon, acitating legal and social circles II, ~
ci,v for number OF weeks. has been an,i'"os
,ustcd. About six months ago 'ai'i.i D' I'D a,
'"'N 81, n,dower died. leaving an estate vsiuea 1t
~ 100 ooo % one daughter and two grandchndreh'
,e .,.o ,ef, second will leaving his whole es.a's "
,,snrv G. Neubert, an entire stranger to the la'ny'
=, ,,v.t for twenty years. to DO divided among Wv
ners alive at the expiration Of that time. An aHD ~.
was fixed upon the daughter and grandehiareh i"'
r,u was so constructed to deprive his t"o ra
law OF any benefit from the estate "ha'e.e'' rh,
Jaw =. o." rnoe,od rho heirs against the trustee the
WIN noriod ~ SIX weeks and then the Jury
ra nine TO three in favor of setting the %i
sde Yesterday stipulations were sisnsn ny aiows
thc trustee withdTnws for cohsideFaeo''' ~
The will TO be broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
A RIG ATTACHMENT.

The Sheriff yesterday received an attachment Tor
sl22. $50 ngnlnst the Algonquin Printing Company
81 Fall River Mass. in favor Of Tefft. Weller Co.
The company manufactures Algonquin indigo-bue
Prints. and the plaintiffs had contract to take the
,rodnct OF the mills. Goods the umoant Of
S335 423 were delivered to Teift, Weller Co, and
tho latter firm say that ~ per cent OF the goods
,yere defective and worthless, Involving total loss
ON shipments OF S24l,5Tl. The firm had advanced
s2lG4T6 on the goods.
Deputy sheriff Young yesterday took charge OF the
store 81 Julia Levy wholesale dealer In millinery at
No 594 broadway. on attachments for $ll,Oso In
favor OF the following creditors: Hoeninghaus q
curtiss 1878; Hahn & Rosenblatt. e., 002 Bernard
Hrsch. 81 400,
The Canal street Bank yesterday entered Judgments
for against Harry Gnsbury, Of No. 62 Eliza
he,hst On notes TO the order OF David Block
Judgment for ~, l45 was yesterday entered against
tho Chrlstoforo Colombo Italian Publishing Company
I'm fayur OF Walter scott
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HE WANTS HIS PROPERTY RESTORED.

Charles n. Buddensiek. who was recently ds-
charged from sing sing. after having served term
for man slaughter by reason Of the fall 81 several
NJ his buildings In West siNyhrst-st, has brought
n suit In the Court Of Common Pleas to recover from
ernest Dombusch. his brother In law. property IN
seventy .eeventh-st. near seventhavc, valued al
$4,000.
puddenslek transferred considerable OF his property
IN Dou,busch when he went 20 Sing sing. Dombusci,
vas 10 manage 1t and receive els week for IDS
SERVICES Buddcnsiek now alleges that Dombusc'
win NOT return the property. Dombusch says that
the property was givcu 10 him outright. Judge
DAILY yesterday refused TO appoint receiver ioi
an. prop.rty but issued an injunction restraining
Dombuseh rom interfering with the property pend
ing the trial OF the suit.
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fed yesterday

I I HAYES, BROTHER OF THE DEFENDANT
tho note and earrings so often referred TO- Iionei
v,rr a LAWYER AT no 10 broadway, also testified 10
hearing such a confession from Miss Kcating. lien
roseph J. HAYES brother OF the defendant, TOOK 'he
witness stand lie testified that In November. l7o''
he was STAYING at the prisoners house mere "'S
b-othcr being In Florida. J. j. Hayes hi'irnl'd Una.
lie WAS the man whom DIR. Mcircgor had ATTENDED
in that month. Judge MARITIME would not lei MN
answer this question Of Mr. Weeks in The tia' "'
the suit OF C. Al. Queckberner against Byron W.
Anderson on January IS 1892, did you not s"'hr
that You were not related 10 the defendant = inc
Judce also ruled out a paper which Mr. Weeks s"'o
WAS the COPY OF court record showing That Coioh'
HIVES had sworn that j. j. Hayes was not his bfother
Dyron Bennett. who Is I'm the liquor business sa'n
he saw Colonel Hayes in Jacksonville, fa' nearly
every day in october and November. 1851 linen
Mr. Howe rested. In rcbutal Michael shelley, VINO
works in a Dey-st commission houS". testified 10
seeing Hayes often in this city In october and Novem-
Der Of iss7. lie lived In the nat house NO 'i'
East Eighty nlnthst., on the same moor WIN h'S'S'
When the two men met IN the ball one morning In
November Hayes asked shelley about hiS sore eye
and Shelley asked Hayes about his injured foot. At
that time the witness was detective on thc ponce
force. III, wife corrohoratcd his testimony.
Miss Kcatng recalled. denied having said that she
stole the note and carrings from the trunk. Hayes
had given her the earrings she said. and letter fom
him - her confirmed i"' statement. III uns iIa.el.
which was written late In November leo7, iihycs
said his chances for being appointed collector oi the
,rt of New York good. he had com" III CON
tact with tie President. the Governor ana All Inc hd
men Another letter. dated DeccmDer 10. loo1, de-
car,d that he had Just arrived In Jacksonville RIA.
DR. McCngOr again that II was the prisoner
whom he attended professionally In November 1851
IN adjournment was then taken.