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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-15

"Castnria Is the hes; remedy Tor children Of
which am acquainted I hope the day is rot
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest OF their children, and Use CAstoris in
stead of the variousqua nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfpd
agents down their thros;s, thereby sending
them 10 premature graves"
Dr. J. E. EscH1ox
Conway. Ark
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-15

Lesson on United States and Foreign
Powers. Mrs. George Allison
Paper-"PericIes'' Mr.. Sturdevent
Lesson in Greeian History Mr.. Lawrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
ryGLCWOOD FIELD CIR BIS NEW or ARTERS

The EnGlcwood Field club has taken POSSESSION OF
lis new home which has just been completed, and Is
now open for the OF members. The house has
been tully Described ia The Tribune. The building
was formally opened last night 10y reception and
dance. AT which many members Of the club and their
friend, were present The patroncSsc' were Mrs. j.
C.. Anderson. Mr, william VI. Kiddcr Mrs. Clinton
n flake Mrs. Donald Mackay, Mrs. H. \. Ogden.
Mr.. l. liugh Peters, Mrs. William T. Coe and Mrs.
t,rorgc :. CO", H. , .
'irous mos. present Mr.. and Mrs. Dclos
m tlc MISSES Bliss. Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Is.
FIAT. Mis- lIntt. Mr.. and MrS Livingston a. Miller.
ar and Mr.. John \. Wells Miss t0rss, Mis-,
nuncnn. M,, Doughty. Miss Anabel Green the
Ill., Jackson Mr.. and Mr.. Henry W. Banks jr..
Miss BALDWIN. Mis-, lythc. The Misses Coc. Walter
". Mackny Edgar u. Boolh. Mr.. aud Mrs. >lIciicld
M and Mrs Henry ". Blake Miss Me.crolc. Arthur
cn,pclI Herbert CoppeIl, Augustus Durycc. Mis-
,unt.,i H. f. Rcnmund. Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Ptkin.
Mr. ana MR., j. ID. Prob,i. Miss Booth, Miss Preston,
Daniel F. Plat Lons U1e Mr ana M Mrs Id w.
l.. Peters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Judge Cullen granted order yesterday for writ
TO compel the Board OF Assessors TO strike from the
county tax rolls the property Of the Pratt Institute
a. I, is cxompt under the law up 10 SO 900 900 from
local taxation.
Afdavi,s were submitted 10 Judge Cullen yester
dav I'm the matter OF the new apportionmcnt Of AS
semblv districts on the point that the county must be
divided according citizen population and not accord
ing to total population. The adayits were to show
that the distribution OF aliens was practically the
same in the various districts There Is an avcrag" OF
about 200 aliens In each district. Judge Cullen took
the figures and reserved decision.
Chief Engineer Van Buren, reported yesterday 10
Commissioner Adams that the purity Of the water
supply OF Brooklyn sill continued TO he superior TO
that supplied to any other large city in the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
NEW. YORK CITY.

Recorder Snyth In General Sessions yesterday sen
fenced Mrs Margaret McCabe 10 State Prison for nine
wears and five months for manSlaughtcr ON January
y while drunk, the woman killed the two month old
Child Of Mr. and Mrs. sherman Finch. Of No. . Am
sheridan ave- The baby had been brought 10 her
house. No. 727 West >X,ielhst., 10y It's nurse, Mary
Clancy.
"Vcrmont.r-W. Bourko Cochran. tho well known
LAWYER and Tammany Han orator has law Office In
the Equitable Building. at No. 12O Broadway. lie
has rooms at the Hoffman lIouse. His country house
IS nj Sands Point Long Island lie Is member Of
the LID Congress, and after August Z will be In
Washington.
Thomas Mohett. secretary ~ the Young Men
Christian Association Of Leeds. England, will speak at
the Christian association branch, Twenty third and
Fonrth-avc. To- morrow at 3 30 p. III.
Phillips Presbyterian Church, nj MadSon-avc. and
Seventy third-st. will he closed FOR renovation in
August The Rev. George H. Fian will preach there
tomorrow morning.
4 swindlcr who says that his name IS A. II. Barnes.
has been swindng hotel keepers In the northern
part Of the state. especially At Platsbug and Loon
Lake by getting forged drafts Cash'd. lie has falsely
represented himself to he in the employ Of
H. O'Ncin Il CO., Of this city. That firm Will bear
the expense OF the arrest and conviction Of the
sNlnd,r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
WHITE. PLAINS

Under the auspices Of the Yonkcrs Bicycle C'up Il
tvo.milc- bicycle race Will take place this afternoon
at O'Clock on the Westminster County f"r Gro,'"H'
There are many entries and the contest VIII no uouo
ho q splred one No admission price Will be
charged. Village President linStcd mas
written letter to the salvation Army officers mere
dIscalmng any intention Of interfering with Their IN
dlvdua efforts TO reclaim drnnkards '"use
Dvkman has granted Il motion TO non-suit James H.
pcvnoIds = lutchrr doing business at Mount Vernon
and White Plains In the action begun by hiIn aeailSI
Gouvcrncur Rogers the president Of the Rama OF MOUNT
Vernon and the Rank OF Mount Vernon. MI Rogers,
who IS q stakeholder In the Bank o'Monh' Nerlo" '
that Mr. Rogers the president WAS using money piohs
ng to the bank for lnycStm, Mt purposes ana MI NY
nolds wanted him give the bank the FIJI h'h'h' oi W
earnings from such specuiatl0ns. me "'I'hVc VIZ,
that the money was borrowed from the baiik. anu
hat the president paid legal interests thereon IsI ~
any other borrower paid for tn" Us" Oh money, I'm
MIR Rogers was only accountable 10 IN" BANK iOr SUN
n,or,,.t and The nriuciual borrowed. Judge Dykmah
took thi, view OF the case. hence the hol-aui''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

ri. Board Of Education will hold a special meet
,c ON next Tuesday evening to take action on sew
oral proposed amendments to the bylaws ln'Se
rord increase the number Of committees from u"
,o fourteen and appjrtlOn the work In manner ~
secure better results. Tile BOYS MANI"
80 tbn Young Mems Christian Association VIII hdN'
, tennis tournament on July 26. and a field day OH
August o. on the association grounds at Lo"f
orr. North Broadway from Getty square
IN Dock ST is TO be paved with asphalt and the ro"u
way wdencd Work the Improvement began yes
,crday 4 large number OF people from TINS Guy
will attend the Middle states regatta at Newark To-
d,v I'm which the cightoar crew Of the Pailsad'
Boat Club Is entered. big cro"u VI pco
milo from this city and from Mount Vernon went 10
rockaway yesterday the excursion OF the hhis"'
Of Pythias. The members OF the CIV" "
tbc Steam launch Daisy were arrested again Sest'r-
day on a charge Of running ferry without AUTHORITY
| NJ law The case continued for week. Inc
complainant Is the Yonkcrs and Alpine Ferry COM
many which also has n civil suit pending In Now
york against the owners Of the Daisy for Slo.ooo
,,,u,pcs. . President Montague, of the
Electric road saws that the resolutions passed at the
last meeting Of the Common Council to appeal to the
refusal to stop all Mount Vernon cars at the BronN
river road and II II does not pay into the city treasury
Lrfnrc | all moneys due for street pavlne'
"nthoIzng the CITY Attorney to take steps to nave
! The charter forfeited will have no effect. The com,
many alleges that the assessment for paving was no
inrally made and holds that nothing can be done
coward thc forfeiture Of It's charter until this qncs-
| lion Is settled by the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
GANG OF THIEVES BROKEN UP.
.,,,,. rr-s,,,r OF MIDNIGHT RAID on HAND
SOME HousE-vALUABLE PROPERTY
RECOVERED.

RECOVERED.
! ,,o ro,,c. ~ the seventeenth Precinco have
arrested the members OF gang 81 'n'''r' ""'
had their headquarters in little mouse III OSp''o
ave. near the rear entrance oI
ferry and have seized large amount "l pop.','
stolen from honscs in Woodhavch. 'ar''''' nv
mond mn Glendale Maspcth and other suburbs
-, 49,, ,,,. &, Oucens County. Many burglars tools
,.oro also fonnd in the place. Much OF the stolen
! ,o,,r has been identncd-some OF II py Al
| fred Grosieon. OF woodhavcn. whose house was
robbed Of articles worth $4,000 on June w.
The bousc where the property was found Is oc-
cnpIcd by Frederick Wciseman his Vic an" i'",
| children He Is a dog iaEcer ana horser"n''' anu
Lcnt obout twenty dogs and yaluable fowls. us
house has wellkcpt grounds about IT, anu "o'''''e
Of a suspicious character.
Tb. burglary at Mr.. Gro,jcan'S house was IN
ycsticatcd bv benjamin Ashmcnd. OF Jamaica anu
ne found that Detective Harris, OF the >"Veh"cn'"
Precinct was at work on burglary III 'ie h'u'"
Of cx-SuperviSor Collyer az Jamaica ave. anu 10
scx-st. They came TO the conclusion '"ao ~
wearing rubber overshocs We're engaged In bo'h
burcarics and IT found that men WearihH
! overshocs frequently drove up Vermontave'' past
Fvergrccns Cemetery. 1t was learned thau '"'s
Stn: 10 WeiSeman's place. ana whcn s"' rho
plclons were confirmed ra'd was pI'"iv%% o drove
close to 1t in patrol wagon at midnight w ros
warrant for irihng offence an entrance nrros waS
and many stolen articles Of value were found Sc
crctcd In the house and stable Weisetnan
| hrofher who lives at No. 50 Bremen-st, was a,.C
arrested and more stolen goods were fonnd nj MS
house The detectives watched at the CyprcSS,aNe;
housc and arrested Carl Meyer. alias MltchcIl OF
No 100 East Seventy rinth-st.. Network, ana gonh
Kelly OF No. 146 West Forty thrdSt., New-forh'
who attempted to enter II. -
Mrs Wcseman tells how she vas tcrrorlzed ny
her husband and his associates, and compelled 10
assist them. She has been taken 10 jamaica III
order that She may bc kept away from them me
other prisoners before Police Justice ConhoHy
hn I'll
County authorities. The property found Is worth
several thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

one. for she will not only carry tremendous s''
MAN bnt she Is plated with Tobn bronze up 10 h'r
ion streak which is OF steel. Iobh broh"' 1t II
asserted will not rust even In salt water ana ny
poi,hinc IL II smooth surface can b. obi'ih'd "h'n
will be like glass Tobin bronze does not lo''
readily which is another advantage
# has been reported that the NIgiiant icaR"" con-
siderably while having her tiial spins in Rhode
Island waters and that she would l. placed III dry
dock here In order that Il thorough eAah'h"uo" I'll
her NAV be- made Experts have asserted that Il
steel boat will rust tight after being placed IN The wAtr
and thus make up for any slight impcrieciions IN
The fiji of her plating. This rh>tlnE WIZ h"' N,'
place In Tobin plating. ana >" II + poH'ip,
that boat of that material cannot be- maze ~ usn'
rs Of steel. ~ ,,,,
The combination OF % foot beam. 14foot draught'
10 ions OF ballast. 100 tons displacement ana an
cnormnu, sail plan i, one which Will be- watched WIN
interest by ali yachtsmcn and naval architects 10
sec what the result In speed Will be- There Is miuh
interest rs 10 the success Of The NlgilautH l"hn
LronZ. bottom. II Il Is success the mal"rlhl XII
pro,ably come into general use for racing pAN.
nmmodorr l.. -. Morgan Of the N"w York larht
club and &. oliver lS,n nrr III" principal owns
OF rhc Yigilant. she Is to h. sailed 10y captain
Hansen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

4 curious case was before Justice ODonneh' nj
I.r..y civ Yesterday. John Boliski, a Pole, Nihs
ui No d Bright st., knocked down III faN"h'
AZ. by three, men. who robbed him. lie was ionih
unconscious by the police When he recovered he
pro,.d To- h, deaf and dumb. lie managed now,
,,.r fo indicate that b" had been robbed ol E,in
With and ~ I'm cash. John Rockford, llueh h'lh.
and Ichn sullivan were arrested, ana wh'h Arrash'l
Yesterday they were placed among hall hoIrh M
and oli.h picked them ont, but rs j" cannot lhlN,
write. 80 converts, I'm ia" sign Language, ne rahh',
riy. .yidrucr against them. Ju>tc" bDonncH SAIL
H. would probably have to send Tia" men 10 inc penn
f,ufitr, under th" Di>ordcrly act ~ the onN as
po-if.- .hni could b. made Of IN" case. Boll'h was
not born deaf and dumb, MS ahhcton beng u'
result oi u iall
The Ncw.lork and NewJ"rs"y Telephone ,oni.
panN Yesterday began the work Of putting lis ''r>N
tiN wires under ground. There will H. ten cohdus
IN each street used. and each conduit VIII contain
200 wir,.~. II J. expected that th" work VIII "'
finished by the close OF th" year.
Ernc,, struck and Emil Schroeder were arrested
Yesterday on "a charg" ot keeping ~ policy SHOP a.
Scwar. av" and Third ~. Being unabl" TO CIV" lail
they werc locked mp. In u" sessions Court Joii
Torhri Of lohokcn who was lined 500 la>t week
vH, arrnign,d a second charge. ana pleaded nor
guilty John Hogan john Marnrl and Archibald
wilson also 81 IIoboh"n. pleaded not guilty ana
Henry Basel pleaded gully. Patrick hlnn"ig liugl
Kelly and Joseph Burke. who pleaded guilty last
week, were fined so and costs, ana warmed tiit
for Il second offence they would h" sent to JAIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

The local baseball teams paved in two rcnarKao'y
cose and exciting games Yesterday the GIANTS oas d"
Ro.fon by the score 4. while the Bro'stoo' "o
regular old shloned Embarrassing contest from bao'
at Eastern Park the figures being y 10 D. ihc u'o''
NJ the Giants was dOuby unfortunate for their fecoru o
Ward and hi, men down In TENN pace !" 'ho
race for the pennant. 1t looks In their case "0
race for the leather medal
A delightful breeze blew out at Eastern IarR brooA'
,xn Yesterday and who had at the pas pace
~ the elevated trains the distant grounds were wen
,cpaid for the agony went through in reaching the
home Of the Biideecoms. The Kings County trains run
40 slowy and al nfreQuent intervals that they arc
hacked 10 suGocaon going to the grounds aud ser inc
game vexarious DELAYS occur.
The contest between Brooklyn and Baltimore teams
was really worth undergoing discomfort to witness AFTER
the third inning IL looked II the Orioles would win
easly Muane ~tartcd pitch and lasted two innings
Then the curly haired pitcher 10 the roughef
hut more buslnes,likc McNsbb At the end OF the
seventh inning the score stood at 10 In Baltimore
favor and seemed be all with the Bridegroom
In the eighth inning McNabb showed signs OF distress
and the home players scored In the ninth hts
by Foutz Corcorsn. Brouthers kinslow ana Dolly shd
base balls gave the home team four runs and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
A WOMAN CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.

Mary Koane nineteen years old, was charEeu Win
burglary IN the South Brooklyn Police Court yeS'er
day and was held to await the action OF the Grand
Jury She lives al No 4e7 Court-st and IN" second
floor OF the same house Is occupied BY John and James
Diff and their mother and sister. ON Thursday
night they decided catch the thief who had stolen
ar1ices AZ different times from their rooms. John
crawlcd under "A bed and James under lounge wlllc
Mrs Dull and her daughter went out ana Locked thr
dnors In n few moments The door was unlocked
and a woman entered and began TO ransack the room
A. She passed near the bed John Dun caught hr by
d. ,nlt1, and made her n prisoner She had taken
some small articles. and Others were found In her
roosn When arragncd yesterday she declined 10
plead and WAS sent To jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

phu.dcl1 hia July 1.-THE Wa,hingtonS h"d "la''
their new pitcher. in the box to-day and the cNie'
nroycd disast,ous the home team making twenty mt
and - many runs In addition he gave twelve bases
On balls ard kccie was also generous WIZ"
his balls. but hi, support was hIStaas anu '
visitors secuted only scattering NIT netus your
runs The PLAYING o. >trickcr, 10y, Cross ana h'o
was pa tcuariy GOOD Hallmaa was HANDICAP DIV MS
lame ankle ana he Of the game III me seventh
inning sh1lrott taking his place Boyle made ms
,,.,.,., vim the l.hii Ideuha,. Attendance,
1855. The score;
En,GsEsia . ::5 9 ~
Ba,cns rhaGcpha 49, w''hng,er Kerie and
Clements 5;rsir and farrell. Umpre->nydcr
Louisville July 2l.--iouisye was again defeated by
the Cleyclands In a wcil.paycd game stiatt'n pitched
=. oood game but could not win because thc Coloncs
were unable To hit You the right time The 'tuie'
Of the game were base psyng of thild' ana
the homcrun drives Of T. Brown. Ewing ana Mexican
Weather cloudy attcnda zee 1900. Inc score;
d tCSsSilIG ......55 Q 9 Q III
Ba-ehitsLouisytlc II, Cleveland - Lrrcr,-iog':
Y Younc . and o'CoiSor- UmpiS-Lynch.
ST. Louis, July 2i.-rhe game to-day between the
St Loui, and Cincinnati teams stopped by dark
ness in the eleventh inning leaving the battle draw.
The home team batted and lost all opportunity t.
win through errors In the field. The score
S St hs%l' .: .21 J % . . 90 90
Bs,ehitst. Louis IL Cincinnati IL ErT9 'r,V
Louis 6. Cincinnati g. a; C'arKHDn
pire-McOuald ,
Chicago July 2I--The Pittsburgs played poorly vi
the field In the carly part oil re game t''u'y anu
Chicago a. follows:
sn,. ago. ...........i : 5 9 9 ~
Ra,ehits-Chcago - Pittsburg H. EFT rsro hSaeo
9 PsbHrg SS Na1 rnrt oa H'r'ds'
|xynke.barre July 2I.-Thc wilkc,barc ami Spring
acid team, played heavy batting game to-day. the home
team winning follows: -
M,lhs,a,,sEa,e .......55 9 Q . d,
n.'csrs wnkcsbarrc o. Springfield IL. Error--
wiikesbarre > Springfield H. liattere> Bufieii anu
IL Chance; Couchln aud Ryan. Umpre-huht'
Runao July 2l-Thc Troy team won thc easiest o'
,ic,orIe, from Buffalo to-day. Mcakn's curves were
hated al over the field The score;
9 9rSslo ..... .....o II o-si
gassAnsaao Il and 10 rrquhaF bc'i% AID
Cahill. Cmpife-knowlcs. -,
Erie July 2I.-Ihc Eric defeated tn Albany h''
after ala exciting eleven inning game. follows;
al hris any - Q II
Basehts-AIl..sw a. Erie g. ErroIs-Albany 4, Eric
S. Battercs-N,cnOl and Berger tnihan ana "llsoi'
Umpre-Swaitwood.
Dinghamtor. July 2I-Thc home team had a walk over
to-day received OF the worst defeats
Of The
n i,isa -..........d . ID
Baschi,s. Blnshamton -. Pioydcnc ). Errors-Binc.
hantoi 2 Providence 10. Baucrcs-Cacy and Sweeney
d. Sullivan MeKcouch and Iicne rmdre-Docsch 7.
AZ ChattanoO ea-Maeon 4. Chattanooga 2
At Atant1.-Atlanta 10, Augusta 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
NL'M AK

The Lake superior Consolidated Iron Mines Com
many Wa, incorporated Yesterday at Newark win Il
capita stock Of S3.OO0.o00. Tn" corporit"rS are
Edward L. K.asbcy and George VI. kcasbcy law
v,rs VIII, represent others, and David ID. Carney OF
Harrison The springfield Brewing Company WAS
also incorporated with 100000 capital oi which
S20f 900 VA, paid I'm. Among the corporatolS ar
Sclig Manila and Others. Of springfield. Mass Will
lam &. Van Vrct. II BroOhlyD. and Howard ; ana
G.. Waite of Railway
The Republican club has taken steps TO fai|
$4,000 iy subscription 10 pay of the clubs indrht-
cdur,, and place Il on good financial basis. Ihrrr
f. deficit of about y! 900 Members Of the club
have plrlc th m,rvc. raise the necessary amount.
The rmharrs,s Snrnt of III" club WIS caused by The
withdrawal Of members who joined other parry clubs
I'm their own nclghbOrhoods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY

Departure Of ed Regiment for state Camp
Middle States Regatta Association rcsata' Newark
altcrn.on a.
JArchnont, Scawanhaka Douclastoh emu "ieeh'he
Yacht club rce9ttas.
Dedication OF Columbarium, Fresh Pond Ciematory'
y. IN.
Departure Of four Tribune Fresh Air Fund parties
and day excursion
James :. Wad.worth Post NO. ~ I" a. H. cNcu'i'"
Concy Island.
Westminster County championship bicycle races. white
Plains y. III.
Brighton Beach races D. III.
Return Of sth Regiment from State Camp evening
Second Battalion " 18th Regiment ro'em'ht> Idiaue
Grounds. Prospect Park, y. III.
Monmouth Park races 30 y. NJ.
Music Central and St. Mays parks, D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
THE SLOOP YACHT VIGILANT
SHE WAS BUILT TO DEFEND THE AMERICAS
CUP.
HER ARRIVAL At THIS PORT WILL BE WATCHED
WITH IyTFRE:T- NOVEL FEATURES
or HER CONSTRUCTION.

OF HER CONSIhONii'N'
The soop Yacht vigllant, built to defend the
Americas Cup. was expected to arrive here from
newport yesterday. but had not been reported at
the anchorage oG Bay Ridge at Il late hour 1t was
said that she had probably put into New-Rochcllc for
the night.
In her trial trips of Newport ana IN N"rragansctt
Bay the viglant Is said TO have d'v'i'ped remark
able speed. She was built by the iIerrrshofs. and
600, launched ot rtol on June IA. In model the
ylclant has in common with the Navahoe and
CoIono. the general IIcrrc-hoh typ" as "Xcmplihed
in the Gloriana and Wasp, more especially the lat
for though there are some notifications In TIA"
yigIant's type owing TO the Increased proporuonatc
beam She has two feet more beam IMAM the
colonia Her bllge is trlhc fuller ana her epti-
e-,l stem appears wider In consequence Her dmen-
s,on ore n, follows: Length over all l2s feet.
load water line S. feet beam 20 iect dransht oi
water If feet.
she Is a ccntreboard boat. and has great sail power
Her hoom is little short of 100 feet, and Is said to
no one made for the Constellation whch oommodore
Morgan contemplated changing that schooner into a
.loon. she Is an experiment IN more ways than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
NOVNr VERNON.

, IIMEER CoMPANY'S PROPERTY ATTACHED
sheriff Duffy Of Westminster County yesterday
attached the property Of the Burton Lumber '"m
many n Mount Vernon. The company has D'h III
operation for two gears and had one OF the ars's'
wards in the city The attachment was l''"'u ~
Judge Cullen. 81 Brooklyn. TO Isabel Burton VIM
has a CHIN against the company Tor sf',"'o i9'
notr. held by her which mv" not been pau
PRESIDENT j. ID. Burton said yesterday una, wv, W,
company was pressed for money on account VI
,hr clo..ncSs Of the money market. The ASSETS VI
m. COMPANY will amount to three times The amount
.f llulI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
HE WANTS TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC STOCK.

Another offer for stock OF the MOntaguc-st. Acad-
envy OF Music was made yesterday. +. \. Barnaby
offered go for 1t on Thursday. and ErncSns @nlick
a. Co. offered go yesterday. Mr.. Gulick says he mas
been buying the stock quietly for 30. His oher
makes the value OF the property So2oooo "ood
idpes Of real estate that II Is worth more than
this II Is not known for what purpose the purchase
of The buidiDg is sought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
HONE NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

rAJBEIDGF-Chicf Naval Constructor A. Dietrich. Of
Germany FIFTH AVENUE-Commandcr g.. Cilley T..
: Navy and j. Manchester Haynes, Of Maine. HofF-
Observation-Disclosures william T. Sh"chan, r?1iunaIo
and stat, Controller Freuk Campbell. MURRAY HILL
Congressman Nelson Dingley, j.. OF Maine INV
xETurEIAND-Co Count Tariagla and Professor Andrew
(roll Of Austria NICTOHlA-Chcvsler Won 1aN"ia'
Austrian Minister at Washington. WALbDRf-ThH
MaharaJah Of Kaplrthala WINDSOR-General John W.
Noble aud wife, Of st. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
IIACKENSACK.

several townships and school districts OF bergen
County ar. In cia straits. because OF lndb! 10
borrow money from the banks Of llack'nNach anu
pate,on or TO sell bonds issued for building road,
and school hou,rs. saddle River Township advrr
ii,od for bids for 100000 Of macadam boh>, ana
did not receive an offer The Trustees OF III genet l
ark Village Gcrc unable to srcur" money ON u noe
from the llackcusIck Bank this week, and uh'''
echool l,nrl- have been unable 20 float bonds.