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NETWORK CITY.

Dr. J. Walter Hardy will deliver a stirring address
| to yonng at the East Eighty sxth-st branch OF
| the Young Mems Christian Association tomorrow
| afternoon at O'Clock.
The Rev. George VI. Christian. rector OF Grace
! Church, Newark Is conducting mission service AT
St Johns Chapel I'm Varick-st. every evening at
O'Clock. The sermon Tomorrow at p. M VIII be
for only.
Antonio Morelio who was convicted OF manslaughter
In the first degree sentenced to twenty years III
state Prison yesterday by Recorder Smyth IN Gen
eral Sessions On December 4 Morelo. who kept
barroom at No. 81 Mubcrry-st. Killed francesca Meie
a onearmcd organ grinder.
Judge MARITIME yesterday sentenced Charles Church.
OF No. % West Eightccnth-st.. to the Elmira Re-
formatory The prisoner pleaded guilty TO trying t.
blackmail Il. Grace & Co. OF $1,000. He had been
employed by the firm and pretended to have gained
knowledge OF its affairs. which he threatened to use
to Its disadvantage.
The managers OF the American Bible Society on
Thursday adopted memorial minute on the death
of eX-President Hayes. who was vice president OF
the society
An hour or more was sport by tho Board OF Street
Opening yesterday the proposed Orcning OF a
new street from hndred and twenty ninth to one
hundred md thrtythrI ST.. between Twelfth ave and
the Hudson River Railroad tracks. The Board de-
cidcd against the project i ordered the opening OF
West One hundred and 5 Xty fourth ST.. from Edeccomb
to Amsterdam ave.
Mrs j. a. Scott. the woman who charged tn" cab
driver Chaunccy Pike with stealing 5000 aud valuable
jewelry from her appeared at the Tonbs Police Court
Yesterday afternoon before Judge Ryan and Withdrew
the charge against Pike Pike discharged. TIE
jewelry is now with the property clerk at Ponco
Headquarters. Pixies defence that he took the
property for safe-ke"prg.
The shipments OF gold by the French steamer Ia
Gascognc day viii he 81, 500 600. OF when SOLO
600 has been withdrawn from the sub-Ircasury the
remainder being furnished by the tanks.
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MONEY TO REFIT THE NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The battalion Of Naval Reserves may be happy yet
The Armory Board yesterday authorized the issue oil
$4,000 I'm bonds 1T up the Old United states war
shin New Hampshire which the reserves are 10 have
for their armory Commander J. W. Miller stipu-
lated before the action taken that II cholera re-
appeared al this port and the Ncwiiampshire WAS
needed for cabin passengers from Infected vessels the
use OF the ship would be surrendered for that pur-
pose The Navy Department has given the vessel
10 the city for only year, but the Armory Board
means TO ask Congress TO turn it over permanently
as an armory for the Naval battalion.
The board was about 10 approve the account OF p.
Gala CHER, contractor. for work on the list Regi-
ment Armory. when John Guy who is clerk in charge
done according 10 the specifications. The Mayor
moved that Sllls be passed for Mr.. Gallagher untu
the board received re.ort from the Clerk Of Works
that that Specifications bad been fulfilled. The
motion was adopted.
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armory Of Mount Vernon February l3. O'p''" ,i,
Ward Kinder will be II command, and the IcN'" "''
be by Mayor Brush. , 40,
The second concert Of the Choral Cnion' Io' wv
OF the Ncw.York Association Of Working "irS So'''"
win he given IN the large hail Of Cooper Union on inc
evening 81 February Q. =, ,
\ meeting Of the committee to arrange Tor IN" a''"''
dinner of the ~. Dlyids society, on March l. WI" "
held at the Metropolitan Hotel tonight ,,
qt hoard If p,ycrnor. Of the Berkeley Ladies Ahlouc
Club Ia, issued invitations the ourth annual olrh
dav" exercises in the gymnasium at p m on feofu'r!
.. ,.....
ecic,cs NJ thi, city Will be held In De VIII chapel
No 100 West Twcnty.ninth.,t. thu, evening Nhl'u"'
Enpicayof and Missions Is the topic for Discussion
Major Alfred +. Sears will deliver / lecture AT inc
University Of the 81 Ncwlofk on the morning "l
r.hrua,v o At . O'Clock on The Engineer Social
pfnnletn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
MELTINGS AND LNTERTA INAENIS

will hove IL siXtecnh Anniversary IN the church One
hundred and.twenty and M0dsun.ayc on Thurs.
DAY evening There viii 10 enteta.nmen, y tho
children addresses by the Rev. Or. +. II. VIRGIN and
others exhibit Of sewing cooking 0nd csneseatnr aud
sale OF articles before and after the nment
The Ncw.York Letter Carrie-s' Association Will have A
ball the Central Turn Verin Opera House ON M
evening OF February 81 The associations Tags carried
In the Columbus parade will be exhibition TIN. nd
mission Will be by invitation ticket only; limited num-
Der VIII be Issued and solicitations FOR eae Of tcke,s
Is declared by the committee - be an imposition.
stocd meeting Of the Ncw.York Historical Society
viii be held at It's library sccondaVe. and Eleventh .
on February :, 1t D. NJ. Thomas T. Smith vtll ,..d
paper on political Parties end Their Places Meeting
in New-York city,
The llth Separate Company, National Guard. Will have
0 review and presentation OF nzrksuen's badges at Its
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE KISS WAS TOO MUCH TO ASK.

THE KISS WAS TOO MUCH TO ASK.
Agnes KllnGman. a young woman living AT NO. o5
Ealph-ave the plaintiff In Il civil suit brought
yesterday In Justice Murphy's Lee Avenue court
against Frank Cox, young EnGlishman OF No go
Gates-aNe. The suit brought TO recover :" ~
for beard Cox vas. until few weeks ago. II loard'r
with Miss KlinGman. While eating his breakfast
every morning Miss Kngman, at his request. would
sit at the table and entertain him. Til, was con
tnucd for several weeks, when Cox. Miss kEheman
says asked her Hiss him every morning on greeting
him ut the table. For this luxury lie promised 10
add 80 cents each week To his board bill.
81 objected 10 this" said Miss klncman. land
told him that | thought the entertaining was quite
sufficient"
Cox then left the house and went to the Gates
ave. address. When Cox took the stand FL his own
defence he told the court that h" had left the hots"
because he Lad found an Objectionable picture on
his chair. lie had refused, Il" said, 10 continue
eating his meal, in the house. and engaged the back
parlOr for IL sleeping room. For this he 10 pay
~ 50 Il week. and had remained one week. when lac
had gone TO live at his present address.
what did you expect for - - 7" asked the
Justice. smiling. ain my opinion yOu were more
Than paid. and l find Judgment with costs. for the
plaintiff"
Cox paid the amount and hastily left the courtroom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
FOE A CANAL ACROSS CAPE con.
AN OLD SCHEME REvIvED-NEw YORK. BOSTON
AND LONDON CAPITALISTS INTERE-TFD.

AN OLD sCHFME REvIvED-NEw- YORK. BOSTON
AND LONDON CAPITALISTS INTERE-TFD.
Fifteen wears ago capitalists of Boston and
this city obtained a charter 10 build cnnal across
Cape Cod. The work was begun. but subsequently
was stopped on account Of certain features in the
charter which were Objectionable TO some Of the stock
holders. The scheme l. once more being agiiatcd
New York people represented by James l.. An
thony, Of 40. ~ Ncw-st.. and ". T. BIsscv, Of No.
. Beckman-,t. The Boston men are represented by
II. O. Mills AMI Warner Roosevelt; ana II Is said
that Thomas Dobbns OF Brcoklyn viii look after
the Interest Of the foreign capitalists. These men
have pcIiuOncd the Massachusetts, Legislature TO give
them q new charter for the Old Colony and Interior
Canal Company The capital is TO hc $500. 900
and the estimated cost OF building the canal IS about
SIS 900, 600.
The canal will connect Cape Cod Bay with Nan
tuchct Sound. running from sandwich on the north
side 10 Cotult Iarb0r on the south. distance Of
seven miles. The idea is TO get a short water way
between Boston and Ncw-Yorl.
James L. Anthony. one Of those interested in the
scheme. told Tribune reporter yesterday that they
hoped get charter from the Legislature and that
Il they did. the canal would be completed In five
years.
II will make short all water route between
Boston and New York. saih Mr. ANTHONY tnr
son will BE- able 10 leave New York after the hcifr.
and arrive IN Boston In time Tor business. the next
morning. Many railroad and steamboat men ar.
Interested In II. and II the Legislature will only pfv
uS a charter which Ia, Of the restriction, Of The
old charter The canal VIII be a great succ,ss.,
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MADE THE CAPTAIN CHANGE HIS COURSE.
THE INDIA so BADLY DAMAGED THAT THE
GREW WOULD NOT BRING HER TO
THIS PORT

The Anchor Line steamer india which arrived at
sandy Hook at late hour Thursday night. came up
10 her pier at the Union Stores Brooklyn Yesterday
afternoon, and brought tale OF muliny. Shc saNcd
from Loghorn December Il, touching at Naples
whence She sailed on December 81 and passed Glib
raltar on January 3. Moderate weather was eX-
pcrenced until January Il, when the steamer en-
cOuntered severe northwest gales and heavy seas
In afternoon the storm increased In violence ana
the vessel pounded heavily by the Using sea-
About 3 O'Clock shock was felt which shook The
vessel from stem to stern Investigation showed that
two plates on the starboard bow had been stove In
and the forccaslc flooded. Three s'amen were In
the forecastlc when the OF water poured In on
ihom and they were thrown violently across the mar
row room, one OF them receiving severe scalp
wound.
As soon as the italian immigrants learned Of the
disaster they crowded around the bridge almost hyN
tcrical with fright and impored the captain to put
into the nearest port Even the engineers and crew
were frightened.
Captain TAFT Immediately put the steamer upon
souhcrly and She steamed slowly ahead until
midnight OF the 18th, when The carpenters had com
petcd "a wooden lulkheaG abaft the break. and the
steamer was again headed for New York. against the
rcOnstrance OF the passengers. But heavy weather
was again met with. and the temporary bulkhcad re-
ceived such pounding that the became nervous
and on the olst they went in a body to the bridge
and demanded that the vessel DC taken To bermuda
Cap,an TAFT at last yielded. and took tie vessel
10 the island. where board OF Inspection pronounced
hcr unscawOrthy and ordered repairs made before
She put TO sea. Four days were lost and four new
plates riveticd on. On the 0h the vessel was ready
to proceed and the captain called the crew up and
asked if they ready to work the steamer to this
port With the exception OF one man all expressed
their willingness to 20 10 sea- and She proceeded TO
tls port Without further Incident.
Captain TAFT admitted 10 Tribune reporter last
night that hut for the mutiny OF the crew he would
lrfu
to say whether he should tax. an! action AGAINST
Them one Of the crew said that the vessel sailed
from Glasgow about two moths ago, and that She
was dry-docked at Naples and hole about four
inches in diameter discovered IN the bottom. During
The voyage Of the Storage passengers died and
huried ut
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ASSIGNMENTS AND ATTACHMENTS

Allen L. Cock, wholesale dealer in underwear and
hosiery, at No. 50 Lspenard 81, made an assignment
Yesterday to Joseph Httlc giving preference 10
William J. Johnston for $1,000 borrowed money.
Hiram X Miller and Ezekiel c. Williams. compos-
ing the firm Of Miller Williams. produce commission
merchants at No. BOG WESTINGHOUSE made an assign
mcnt Yesterday to John f. Andrus, giving three
preferences for 1880 TO the Clinton Bank $4,000 :;
Hamilton j. Andrus, Of Yonkers, 5000 George +.
Ketcham OF Yonkers, 81 800, all for money lent on
notes.
Deputy Sheriff Finn yesterday received an attach
ment for $50 GAO against the Damon Manufacturing
Company cotton nannels. OF WeStvalc. Mass. In
favor OF Lucan 0. Clifford on an assigned claim Of
the Lym0nsvc Company. OF Providence. for goods
sold.
Four mCrc attachments, aggrcgatng $3OOS. have
been obtained against Berger d lIablum merchants
Of Cheyenne. Wy, by creditors In this city, the
largest being In favor OF sinsheimcr LcvrnsOn a.
Co. for 81 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
OTHER SUBURBAN TO WNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

BURIED TNDEH BANK At MOUNT VERNON
Wlilc "a gang OF men employed by Wolfolk a
Tlcry. t-c contractors for the improvements on N"
NcN.NOrk Ncw-liuvcn and Hartford Railroad nj
Mount Vernon were cNcavatlnS through tile cut at
Fuon-ave Yesterday afternoon. tile bank Of the eN-
cavaiion gave WAY and buried five men under II.
Michael I.azzo ard Pcro Mazzctti were fatally In
iurcl. while Angelo Emlm, Ilrnas Ansrli ana
Michael Elinnl were severely Injured. but were able
10 20 home. Chief of Police Foley arrested Patrick
Lcary. tlc foreman In charge. and locked lin up 10
await the results OF MazLetuS and Bazzo's Injuries.
Coroner prcws SAYS tat 1t Is case Of criminal
negligence on the part oi The contractors and That
II Mazzrtu and Iazzo die lie will make a thorough
investigations
WHITE PLAINS.-Thc will Of Francis Bayard Win
throp who died at his home In New Rochelle on Jan
nary IT, was filed for probate yesterday morning In
DIR. eurroratrs Court at White Plains. II" left m
rsi1t. yalurd AT +lOO.OOO. lie b"dueaths 10 II.
Inl's Church. II New Rochelle. - 900 I'm trust the
income To hr used IN caring for the Winthrop plot In
the cemetery All Of 80" household properly In the
rrdorcr I'm Sew Rochelle is left To his nephew y. H..
Wint lrop NJ Tallahassee Flt. II" also leaves ~ 90
cnch To- Ihr Of hi, n"ph"ws. j. : and H. :. Win
hrop The residue Of the estate Is lett to neces ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
4 BUTCHER AND 4 POLICEMAN NAVE A FIGHT.

Samuel Kahn the butcher, living at No -
Sevcnthst whose place OF business is nj East lous
on.st. and Avenue a. was prisoner In the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday, where he was held
Ilumcl. of the Fourteenth Police Precinct.
Policeman Blumcl testified that he entered Kahn $
shop to have him clean the gutter In front OF the
store. Kahn had sworn at him and forcibly elected
him from the place. The officer added that he had
struck tile butcher on the head with his billy. and.
placing his hand on his pistol had threatened u use
1t If necessary.
Kahn, In his testimony. said TINT the policeman
came 20 his place at O'CLOCK and told him IN rough
way TO clean the gutter III front of his shop The
officer had insultcd him, ard he had put him out
OF tile house The oficer had then wounded him IN
the head with his billy. While In drug store. attend
Ing 10 the wound. the policeman had appeared there
with drawn pistol and said III shoot you IKE :.
officer, he said. not having time to take or his
butchers apron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Mrs. Catharnc Schaaf was divorced from her lic
amouS husband, Robert schnaf. yesterday In the cts
Court. lie Is serving trrclclrs term IN tie pei
Tertiary.
Mayor Body Will have n conference at his Office
to-day In regard To the general subject Of taxation
with the heads Of departments. H. has also been
asked to confer with TAOmls G.. shcarman On the sub
icct Of personal taxation today.
conference Of members Of the Republican Gen
cral Committee who favor reorganization 81 Tho party
will be held at the room, Of the Brooklyn RcTuh IN
club ut NJ. 40 hcrrcpon'-,t. thl, evening. II hls
been called by Joseph Benjamin behalf Of mcnb
Of the committee reorganization OF lat year.
The twcntyhrst annual dinner Of m alumni OF
the Polytechnic Institute eaten at the institute
building. In Llvingston-st last evening. Duncan Ed
wards presided. Among tn speakers .udg.
Bartlett ST. Clair McKclWay, OK Assembly man Georsc
l.. Weed, DR.. ID. II. Cochran and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

aconcoui only DO by the consent OF ne acach'
opt ,dtors who waived their right TO keep the property
In the hands OF the sheriff.
The motions granted with the consent oil al p'rc'
in the case Of the Iovclden Book Company inc lhIr
national Book Company the Io>eGCoiyoh Company ana
RIO rnn,c Publishing Company Is expected that the
iedto.s Of the United Book Company the ScAidc
Publishing Company and the National BOOK company
viii consent 70 a similar arrangement In lie" days
John w. Lowell cN.vice-pesldcnt and manager OF
the United Book Company, made statement 10 inc
directors Of the company Yesterday TO hi, disposition
Of certain securities said have been III his possssOh
Mr. L0ycl's statement not made public, DS IL was
said that 1t satisidtt0 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
DEtTU or LARRYn HART.

Larry" Hart. an od.tIme turimon died from pneu.
mona Oh Thursday lie o. :hc characters the
.ul. and had owned some famous racehoT-es. CHARLEY
Howard bonnie Carrie perhaps the best Of them
Mr. Hart a truckmln IN NcwOr"ans during ard after
the but he has been the turf for thirty years
lie To-, snail forr.nc IN suit for damages with rail-
road for injuries received by his horses while In transit
lie was an Of several share, IN the Louisiana Lot
terry lie had number Of broodmarcs quarteged at differ.
ent breeding Establishments II IS not known THAI he had
any relatives In this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI.
JERSEY CITY
IN, we cI rI-Isp NoT'NC; THIEF.

He WAS \ CLEVER YOUNG THIEF
A plau,ill" youpc man called ut the hou'" OF MrS'
Gcorg, MorrhOusr. No $50 Summ-aNc, on Ih"r'uay
afternoon saying he had been recommended by MIS-
Jewell II friend to apply to her for board Alter Il
while he discovered that he had lost button from MS
coat. aud asked Mrs. Morchousc for needle anu
thread TO sow II on. She left the room Tor moment
To get them then ,cwcd tho button on herself
Then the young man went away, promising to send
hi, trunks i'm the evening. Al o'clock Mrs. More
hou,. had occasion 10 take some money from pock'
book she had lrf the IGant' PIECE. III" fuu'u II
empty. When the young man WAS LETT III the room
II contained $50.
While Engine 80 q was going to n fire early yes-
tcrday morning. the engine was upset. All the men
lnmp.a Oh except Driver John Mcdonald, VINO was
strained 10 bis scat. IT, dragged considerable
distance and his log broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
81 WARk

colonel Campbell. II the 1t Regiment. has is'n'U
nm order announcing the finding Of IA" court maru"
which recently tried Il number OF eunrd,m'n OF Com
many for d.sn.di. nee Of orders. BY ia" order tl'
following are di>hon"ra!ly dismissed from The H'"''
service. for h.uhordlua. ton: Charles IlnsimmoIN .
tlar., T. Miller I,i,Hu.!n Holder. john i. hnd"rH
Charlie. f. Carlar, william g. Paru'vs. Gcore" W.
WHliar~ George =. Elk"r. Robert simpson. william
Eik.r Frederick ~iif~. william T.. Iulir. JOS pa
O,inun Frederick McWhood. Alfred .. towl li' RIB IT
Incoiu- Ciail.- f. +,itis '"orer !. kN'r. EcuhIl'h
oder Jo."rh If. k'i-lirl G,Orsr ". Knight, Charles
Kiue aud William FasqGhar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
CANE INTO PORT WITH JURY RUDDER

The shin p. " Blonchard Of Boston Captain Blanchard.
reached H. East River yesterday, after "a
voyage OF l5 days from Hong Kong The blanchard Lad
rough experience. On November 20 and following days
she was compelled 70 lay 10 Tor sixty hours during a
terrific gale washed the decks Of she vessel.
tho Observation-Disclosures with all attached aud the NIP.
ycnnast head with all attached lost Five
who were III the mlIlen rigging at the time. made their
e.cape by sliding down the ropes The sixth. Abraham
Olsen was carried overheard and lost The rudrhco d
wa. wrenchcd during the gale and Il took day repair
the damage and iig jury rudder. with which reach
plr. Tor two monhs the lmproy-cd rudicr Kept the
pl,n, har head III right direction and fortunately
t,rthnr .crLnl, .tnIIns wore encountered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

The recent marriage Of Patrick Ready. n well
known lawyer. was made public yesterday. and the
fac: caused considerable surprise. ne sIpp ,od
to be confirmed bachelor. lie /, about nfv YEAR
Old and Ia, large law practice. IL early He Mr
Ready worked painter and studied sh1rliuI
with such diligence That he became % u"W,Pl pcr
reporter. lie afcgwarl l'oam" HE Marshal. H.
one time member ~ Assembly. About =
dozen years ago he WI, admitted to tie bar and De
has many important cases. III. friend, are await
iue with interest Dbl, return from Do, wedding lrr.
None of them know the name y hi, bfido.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

sale at auction Of a number # statues and groups
In marble and bronze by Gac;anO Russo the designer
and sculptor Of tho Columbus Monument. held nj
the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms No. 23s Ffthave.,
yesterday afternoon. The sales amounted 10 1900
Among the works sold Battling Woman 500.
J. W. Brown; Tickling $40: 4" In Church." 800, and
"MoOrish GIRL 500, W. !. Russell: "Glrl Chatting
$40 W. G. Mello; "The Genius Of Geography" $3.50.
Flower Girl" $40. and Artistic Vase" $500 Mr.
IIanns Judith" $3.50. Charles Barsott: Moorish
Boy" S7, A. Lawrence; CrOquct Player" $500, Mr..
Ro.si "Vciled Woman $500 +. II. Barnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
TO CARRY on THEIR BOOK BUSINESS.

number OF lawyers representing the different interests
in the United States Book Company ad the associate
companc, IN financial difficulties appeared before
Judge Patterson In the supreme Court Yesterday. After
brief consultation they withdc To the occupied
by Court OF oyer and Tcmlncr and there held a
conference fer hour. The result Of th, con.
series Of motions for orders allowing
Charles w. Gould receiver OF the compaaics sell
stock Of four of the subsidiary companies and carry
the business in the interest OF all concerned. This
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NEW Hkt NSWICK.
FREIGHT TRAINS IL COLLISION

FREIGHT TRAINS ~ COLLISION.
A collision occurred on Tie Amloy division OF the
Pcnns ylvania Railroad at the Leigh Valley EAiiro"
crossing mt il O'Clock on Thursday night Freight
train 80 ccG on The Lchigh valley read ran INT" u
PENNSYLVANIA freight train, breaking Into Spllh'-
cr, several rear cars on the Penh'y-
yania trail aud lady drmaging VI"
1.hi-b VALLEY locor,otlvc Tie wrecked ears were"
0llcd with coal. Tho Il hrl, WIS Sr"vn across III"
,r,c ard traffic WIS Interrupted until O'Clock YES
tcrdlv morning. The accident was due 10 h'shs'hce
h, rh,uriur ,uuas 80 one was injured.