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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
SING SING.

THE MAN NAY HAVE BEEN MUhpHI'hD,
The body of an unknown man. when was iou"'
in the Hudson River near Sing sing prison. Is AT
the rnorcue in that city awaiting idenicatioh' IL
was AT FIRST srpoosed that the had been struck
by a locomotive while walking on the huusoi
River Railroad track and thrown into the river
Drs Irvine and Shechan. the two prison Phy-
sicians yesterday making an examination oi
tn. body fodnd that no bones were proven -"'''
were a number of bruises on the head, as II IN
hicted with a blunt instrument. The mans coat
was torn at the back. indicating that he hah re-
ceived his injuries while engaged In hsht. IL Is
the opirion of some that the man was CUM W
death and then thrown into tho river; On NUS
dav afternoon he was seen on the ScarporouEh pr
when he inquired whether any st0necuIetrS 'art
needed at the place where Mrs. Elliot r. Sh'lhrn
is building a large house He was toli tnat no
men were needed there. and when he was Iasi seen
alive no was going i'm the direction OF sing sing
The dead man was about t"enty-,hr rec Hrt t
He had the appearance OF worklnsmah. ana
had nothing in his clothing 10 show his Mehu'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
navy OFFICERS CHARGED WITH FRAUD

Waterloo. Iowa. Sept 2S-The Grand Jury IN 'he
District Court yesterday returned four ."u0
ments against W. NJ. Fields pres'uen'' AZ" .,a,a,
-. r. 7 Fields cashier Of the First Natlonal
pank Of Cedar Falls, which suspended May 10 las',
charged with fraudulent banking. Ban was H.
AZ 5000 for each. The Grand Jury also returheu
three indictments each against j. 1. hhapp anu
r. G. Knapp of the banking firm OF knapp ~
~. Cadar FALLS which failed August e. They
are also charged with fraudulent banking anu
their bail is fixed at $500 each
Chippewa Falls Wis, Sept 23-Three warrants
were served on d. L. Seymour proprietor "a '''e
defunct Seymour bank. yesterday. on the charge
=, fraudulent banking w. L. Seymour. cashier OF
the bank was also arrested upon the same charse
The bonds were placed at 5000 in each arrest.
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, Sept. 23.-Willam ;. StTeeter
vice-president Of the Northwestern uualan'y Ao" '
Co,n.rv has been indicted and last night he was
srrested at his residence His health Is very pre-
arious and the Sheriff did not take MN 10 JAZZ
~, lat two deputies in charge. 1t is rumored That
other indictments have been found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
A GREAT STRIKE THREATENED.
ssIG FOUR" EMPLOYEES WELL ORGANIZED AND
pETERMINED-wAGE TROUBLES

ON OTHER kJhDSs
Jndianapolls Sept. 23.-Present developments III
che s,,uation between the Big Four Railroad COM
many and its men indicate that gigantic strike Is
a matter of only short time perhaps two DAYS
=, tho longest An engineer on the Chicago division
.o,d Yesterday that the all of the lines are
Iii organized for concerted action, and that
.orh,e will be avoided only by the company agree
IT, 20 COMPROMISE None of the Grievance Com
,n,ttee has returned work. and 1t Is through this
.n.rcv that a poll has been taken to ascertain
,ns sentiment Of the trainmen. 1t is known that
president ingalls,. assisted by General Superntehd-
ant Van Wrinkle has instituted rigid system OF
,n,,r,es 10 ascertain how many men would be
raeded 70 take the places Of the probable strikers
Toneka- KAN Sept. pa meeting OF the GREW
go Committee of the Switchmens Union OF the
pct Island Railroad was held yesterday afternoon
a, Warrington. and demand was made for an
,rcrease IN wages The demand was refused. and
a strike was ordered The night force at mar
rinSton refused TO go to work at oclock' anu
the day force kept their places AT O'CLOCK the
dav men wt..e driven out of the yards. Orders were
.an, out by the committee to tie up all switch
yards on the western division. but the force In
roreta declined to obey. and is still at work
The Harrington yards in charge Of the cher
detective Of the company NO UouDie Is iepo''eu
from any other point
Evansville Ind Sept 23.-lnformation was received
from Paducah to-day to the effect that the ONO
Valley employees. at meeting held last night re-
fused TO accept the proposed cut or ~ per cent
a committee TO inform the company OF their de-
cfston
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SHIPPING Ne IS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK SATURDAY. SEPT. %. $50
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK NAI I IsbN1, Sill - 1870
ARRIVED.
Steamer Paris. Eaui'c. southampton, September iD
WITH nd. and POI saloon. ~ s'ond ,a'n and .,
S ScI +. pa a'' i1S at 70 10 d", n "
steamer oams'1 R n a1n's 's ad@ 80 ,scnd
abn and Gu6 storage passengers 10 Vernon IL HOWE
s,rapcS s,"rm Kins d. crosby Leth scpmbr TO-
IL alIast John Norton's SONS Arrived al tNo lar a.
81 Sa"r Bohemia tic scrocicr chri,'ion'anl Sep,
Vcnr.i, 10 X corri- Arrived 1T tie Far at 80 ";
steamer Elac', och lga ~ h1aI Ial. GMl.loess
TO I; coi, ArF'ed a. the Las - - H. sopn,
g. lin mdse 10 simpson. spence = Ao'"s' N''''' 49,
'c st ' rr haania r Labuat. Mac4le; Nci.%bgr
= win md and cabin PASSENGER l" hl"c"
Go. Arrived AZ tc Ear at n n ri, Cove. :
Ic.,, to runch. Edsc GO. Arrived at the Bar at
Gcs'pa a iG c@p G aSa and Spi' ,,1.s
passengers Booth GO. afgi,cd At tn. bsr -, H.
TAO 10 ami Hs..au 49, win ni,e a"d - ,,e9s't' To
Jane, l. Ward CO. Arrived at the Bar al 10 ~.
20 steamer Ru.rra IN D1tcs philadelphia September
p r 'I i;".as % So? OwolSot Chr,aaa A days IN
l' Kim % nr nla Of 'S-g% Muich Hamburg ~ day,
with ,Id t. ord r.: vc.cl 70 Peter Wriqt sons.
sandy HOOK $3.50 m-W"d nor'h hsht breeze elouiy
and hay. CLEARED
Steamer Richmond lin (Erl. Perry, London Sander
'', steamer Arsoasat "a. McGllIsroy Mcnego D1yJ L
h' Steamer r." city Of Alexandria lIotmann Havana aud
Ne>ican por',-J,mc, wsd Co. 80
SraHcr fant1. SrInois' ihi-o@'p'' Nm ! 'NU
Steamer Cottage city Eenncu Portland llo1tio lllil
tte,ncr Gu,,ndpue. WALKER. %'"p"'t Nr"s aud Nor.
f'S ,.,,cr p' @r r"a' Hansen Wilmington. c. aud
steamer Kuickerbocket, Hal'cl. Nt"'oI'1h'-E =
Allen . ,, ,,,, ro.ton II + D,,o,e
Stc.m,rr FuIne.,i4 usfl, HSrrs' "''fo"-I'nu 'oh
Steamer rrung.ra lG-r. kuhn. HaTburgrk,j Cou'
steamer Sucl tBr IigsinLotnam "ohoA' va SimP
Steamer Dora Poster rD Morgan. iIambrrs-Iohn
,,,,ucr + w Bruno Roland Ia fimore-ii Foster
steamer HfcuerhaNen Dutch, luh' po'e' '' o'u'''
,.nIep In niGerin tBr) Collier. Tilt Cove F-tuc
'u steamer Kong Frode CNou re;cr'en Hayrc-G.ibei
so Steamer Richmond Cole wc.. Point. va-on Denim
'0" steamer LcIoo,o ,nr. Wise. Ant"'rp Via Dcp'od
Steamer Ncos Risk Key West and GaNc-ion-c II
STEAMER ciiy Of Birmingham, Burg. sa'annah-E /
steamer old Dominion Couch Newport News an
Rirhinopt Q Dominion Si'at',, i2, !" -,ac,.on So,
sie1m,r III 60 Hawthorne. Nc" o'i''"'-' Van
sic,rcr ye.ta (sycd) Cornlon Bor1cauN-w Hun
but & Co. e,urn
Steamer. Richmond Hill tBr fo' London Mahha"sN
Ti,,,,,i, tHfl Liverpool Whthy lB1 I'iltm"r Iu!ia
DER Genoa Cty Of Alexandria. n'' s,, &c IL
iIunsara fGcr Hamburg turnsr "a ~ '',; 'a.gow
WcrLSndsn ouch Rotterdam Adiiohu'Sh !hfl lnqs
ban stS,,Ir ,tc: ord Dominion. NsnR'1 News and
Riehmond: City Of birmingham; 81 Han una. hr.
pr nntwcrp Via Dcp.,ord Frcsnek DE hary Jack
sonyillc
steamers Cottage City. rOrl'na' II Din'Ock' for
Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
Couulrn Rea! estate for Sale

NiLNCY FOR MONiCLA lR-i '.idrnce
rropcrtic, % all Gc>' rltions for sale and Ia
1T furnished fou,.o.
TUES 4 TAYLOR > Bcekman.,t,
\ FINE FARM. 80 acres. near dcpo,
b autiiul ir-iG nee AM ontauildm2~, Suit'
at 10 Tor GENT IN IN country sat Pui
mountain air. On hour iiom city also
took and dlry itiu-. fiuit AMI poultry
ain>. r. ROWLAND. ~ lilo,dMly.
At BERNAED>VILLE--3s acre, III
Tea t.ful location. near handsome -,
dcnrr, just ready Tor Improvement. u
NJ. BAILEY. - Libort,-''.
CALI. FOR oCH Hi srKATtD
c1ralocu" Of suburban and country proper y
ter ~,ic; Just issued, or scnG = Gear, ~
stamp. WILLIAM II: noYr 4 co,
> NaAGDliltINr.. opposite "Iand ''"''''
lrpot.
lN~I G;NNG4t.- ,Iou-". " roou,; iot
4lN15p. nri-hbuIhnoa thli>htd con-
NchrE. T." railroad AID ,ufldrr ear, ohi!
Z: :,J cash wanted. -, Bon p, Irbuhe
'm'c.
Ar RO~EVfLLE aud ORANGES l;"'l
o. tat tor sllr amt 'NtuIn-', nri lii-
.Iiu-. most frequent train -"tlr" - any
y. \. submits; pleasant ara luA f''u'
iour- ~ mu,n lea, rN-. inm ia N'W'
NrrN o. Broonyn. MN. NJ BAlLHl'
10 IihHrtl--t.
AT GiGN KIp,E. y. AT a l,Ir.,. 4
a
wood trr.. nr-plac"- md nant'l- VIII mii.
icr.. all modem umprot -nct,', minute,
walk from station. Aidrr-- BoN rs. =. %.
BNNks NAY rAlL.-ln,c-trca', FOO
pineapple l,nd, on H.-'a'n r LAY, 'id.' are
safe and profitable. gac" ~ - ic. acir.
WM. NICHOLS. 20 West lith.st.
EAST OEANGT. y. I'D >.fabi prop
crtY fr 80. luini,n'd and Mn -h'd
ou-c, lo r.n' :. D. CONDIT, olio lite
lrrA church -t'ii"n.
LA~T DRANDt..--A tireain in most
fashionable location icitn,iui 3i""il''.
-aa1.. frit an' 2I'cen nous l. rooms.
,A.".. 30 tniIi'.pr. r,rlF coiN ui 90 :;
fpll. i.r f.ug iorHr- win" :InnDp. WI
- b. io- go ,u.r Q irNclldi" lLlcAl -. TOT
fUN particulars auilv to WAI.D a RoCitt,
oiI o-ite Eu-k tnnich station, Last OEih,
y. j.
ID4t SALE Ga ,.,-Y terms good eight
room HOUSE vita tW, large io'- ure 10 a..
ton. wi'til . minutes walk 81 'nurch :.
school. and linf, "t railroad, no t-'ht'
AI.lv to rWNi'k. W. IG>i Washington
ave. u nr ls3d.-t. utv.
FOk sALI.-crm-c. = J.-lii2nlan7-
ave. ttltlon handsome place over a. a'ss
- r.om,. al improvements. and statlc
rice low. Address l.. II. A., Room 3.
~ BioaG~ov. \. y.
FOR SAIL Chance seldom orcrci ilno
country place. -ltuI'rd at ErIuard HE. y.
T.. cons -;iu- of - tCrr.. hiLh rl"N a on,
Win ell u"H'iu illn"l 'm"ht- cur a.
nor-. lad stable. J.. YOU Sc, Jr., 20 " 50
-itn..t
IoH SALE At s,n Ridge. lot SONIj0
lul hnI-". tNu years built . rooms AMI
rt'.c-ruoll bathroom and liuufr'.r'om
Iilfl1. font and side. rr pl,cc-. uan'rl>
with minors; rooms pap"nI fruit. etc.
ffIrs $4,000. Natr'H. liuN ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
NEWARK.

The funeral OF ex-senator John W. Taylor was
held yesterday at II a. m. at the family home. no.
2O4 Fairmount-ave. There large attendance
Of lawyers. officials and business men, and there
were many handsome floral tributes. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. Ford G. Ottman. of the
Memorial Presbyterian Church. The body was
taken to Fairview Cemetery. Caldwell for burial.
Charles Hodge. thirteen years old. OF no.
Sheffied-st. is patient in st. Barnabass Hospital
The boy has twelve fingers and fourteen toes, and
the hospital doctors Will operate on him next
Tuesday The feet Of the boy are kite-shaped HIS
heels almost touch and the toes are so VIDE that
his shoes have to be made specially for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
Citn Real CsIalc 60 Get.


A-fO LIZ. pltu.lly ura i,hed. one OF
the hlnd~oar,t r'-.Grl,.c. on West End.dNc. .
-b-i',t ir'ut, la p'Iicct order, ever, mudr.u
convenience ciiItr Louise, Ltc!u1lug con.
.'ftaiNN nrtirI ht not wafer ~lrtt.u.
Apgy 90 DANIEL 1. MCGUIRE, III
Roadway.
NITEAt FIVE queen Anne hous,, rrnt.
.suo. thrrc.,tor, and basement, oae bl lcA
ifon l. station, 10 Let ll5th.St. GEu.
". TANNING. Jj Mad.,oa.ayc.
FAMILY going al roaI win let their
iplii urnl-hca r'-.dcn-c T. sat sfIctory pr
Natc iiWi% ohlN Irht $500; hou>, and
plumb IN IN l",iec' ID =, Apply ~
Houses 10 Lin. furnished aud un.
furnished. Dos.rlLlr 10 ations. FOLSOM
bro IitliN. SO lmad"iy.
HOUSES Lam l., rcr TOR $500 and
$500 now r1r' AZ Il 1Ol ana s-.ouG
~. Sicnoll,-iNc. ami ;nth-,t agent
PIE 'cut al hours. including sunday: lrig.
corner h"usr. Particularly nae; billiard
ioor. CONSERVATORY, &c. handsomely de-.
Grated.
CIV rlc,uy ~ lnintd and brautihl
ma villa t. rent. Lnfrlnlsh 4. 10 Apr
ia.ij; nur>t location river Vlrw >p'.inl
nhuc"'ncht- u hmm dat and satisfi tory
tnant. WN. II IlpNT ; Vanderbilt.
','.. opposite Grand Central
OBJ " Est slSf-~i.- HAM uu-lV and com
p uy furnished; favorable terms 10 d..
ale tenant. Apply pic'n .. bDtW.cu
/. and l.
l'roOlllNn
IIOIlL To LEASE Tor : or 10 years.
p'rty iuIi he'd un.Y - 900 - rcon T.
Schrimrlhorn- near city nan. CON.
rt,T o.: tnrtt.-t.. Brooklyn.
10 EFNT.-Iiousr IN chcico rart O.,
rr~tl-u. ida Ilrrkimcr.-t a.tory hricl.
and tDirl-cofiI. containing 10 looms. a..
may lr had 81 WNLrl.I. :. BREWSTER
% Count 81. EGDalyA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
for Sale.

At REDUCED 2RiCtS.-5O0 second.
hand vol and Iron wording machine
s,,iv craIanfced machinery bought a,u
e%chaneeI. GEORGE Il. EDDY, 39S Maui
son.st.
AEoIIAX OEGAN.-No kuo" l"de, "t
music required keep perfect time Ter uai'
NJ; lareaiu - quick 'ul'r'
rlcYCLEs. Rambler, d,tarhabIr rncp.
u,tt- tIr-- . also ta,4'7- N"t"i y h"N
all absolutely nov RS cach. zen E''''
OMrr. LrNinston-avc.. near 4'th-"'.
rI, y,LE pncuua'i- l;emi gtol. cost
.t:n will sell for so good a. new NV,
r.c1 coi during Lu~lur-, hour 'N''p
saturday afternoon. Gala LIZ ~ Law
.3d-'i
rGGS ab.olgtcly fresh. Gdl,crcd Al r,c,,il-
foar.. KEYSTONE ret ITlsh NhM'
Lock EoN 80 Madison. y. j.
FOR SALE. cheap: q Or. Nclg,,, c ,.,'
.ui,.l apH-.fu-. 70, N''u"'--,.. j. NN ~.
COLD CHAIRS. oniy ?, 80. r.'uC"d
from A. cioaf ra'rihr n~ Few =, = '.'
not urop..lv furnished unir-- i c"h.dl'l ], on
cold char MANrrACIiE iR. %? Np''
t9y--'.
MARVIN S\FT Ltr-c.- ..Jo; burglar.
tire proof. combination locks. h'i-oih'
fo-tohcc hos -.
MN SPNPtt. hook ami ioa once IN
town Of j. GOD near lIfl"iI , Ii. "Ni'.t -,
600. - Oro pct yearly arpra. -"r"ht ,l-
600 -eu fOr IS 900 owner retiring. tllN>
e.. move. r"'h'iy Mas.
.INIHAL ,utiquo uah0 muy niece, o.
furniture. antiques i'-i"r"d. 80 ''h-
ave. r"nr @ifh->t.
SAFE ruy directly from tho m'ng-
'l-tur.i. not controlled lf 'rl't -""nd.
hand safe. .l5 up. nov. - up catalogue
NJ. - C.'tn rn'".
~AtE~ a lo0i ou. laIc" ami small
psltr- Very iow haf-tll for iv" NrH-
80 90, ned ani rp'irot 40 d.. cheap
wv NTlIIUAEDL - Dr1n 81 corner
q NoV-R'li' =
SAfF~.-New line - SAFE a. -p'rial
bafcain. FOR f"r w"oks as" 20 on, nam
sat- II loves, prices, buy now. L. y.
Gross. 4Od Bro1dwa".
WIILT~TNril- HE'D 'upl'fm. nt o.
a-o fo- aaie. N"rv ht'l" money required
-nod rtan,e TO- hv-.ne-~ man hltinr rf'a'
ci', acauaint,nc'- lngnio lq2 W mt.
WANTED - COn 10 $40 200 - lur "a-'
facllifie. established ranuia''urins hi'-
nes~ over 800 pr cont r'0Nt Ah'iI'Ah
European uifent- Investigation s'li-itri p.
idffc-- TLEC TRIO srIclALTII,>. Trb-
uue nffro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
Real estate tl)antc0.

Long BltANCII. y. J Want To pur.
chase nice cottage ut Low Moor.
ocean and TlNcr fronts. owners send
prices aud terms. make price low I,
WILLIAM LANE. Long Branch.
WANTED TO RENT for one wear. or
long T. nr-i-6lJ>. UNFINISHED hou.e OF ap1ri-
nrii, on 81 near jth OF Madison aNcs No,
ai.,,.. And.,t Address u. II. d. Room
III. 80. - Eip1dway
NDVFRTISFMENTS AND SUESCETP.
rlCN~ EOE TliE NEW lpEK Trin.
81 WILL III RECEIVED At Tii,
tpIOWN O+FlCE. 80 I.2i2 .Iroadway'
~ door nutn n Thirty -ilr>t.-f.: and ND.
NritTlSfNlNI 3, TIE following branch
,nrncr Forty ,r, rnth.>t 80 East Fortv.
s.,ru,h.,t corner Tl.ri.aNc. IS) Tast
I,sth.st rear Third.a,c. 02G Thlrd.avc'
rcsr Si>tv.hr't i. l.7nS rrst.ayc. i0G
Wet fOrty.sct1i"-f~ ~ N"IumbuslNJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
EOOKKEEPER CHARGED WITH FORGERT.

Ernest Greene, a bookkeeper twenty-three
wears old living at No 10 I.exington-ave. Brook
lyn was arrested last nigh; by Detective Marks. Of
the Fourteenth Precinct on complaint of r. Hard
enberg & Co. whose Office is in room No 70, Cotton
Exchange. The firm charges him with altering
checks in the last year TO the amount OF 5000 The
arrest was made at the request OF the NewYOrk
,,fIic
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IMPERIAL COMPANY. 292FlFIn AVE.
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
TESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The mission which has been conducted III -
1ohn.s Church :he last week by jesuit fathe's
,o, xavyork closes tonight. As result OF their
,ahors go persons have approached the COM
rpunion affairs . The Salvation Army corps VIII
hold nightly meetings during the week oil 'he
county Fair The school rate Is less
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
Go Get for Dnsineos Drruosc.

Hl-ILDING~ SrDEE~ LOFTS studio.
ard o1ce-. Dc-irtlir locations. FOL-OM
rHprlirl;~. -25 Pu-dnlt.
To LET Store ard basement Cont
81. city Hail Squrfr; suit tailor. -hnc-
makor "a SIN 4 EOBBlNS. IT Cont
It.. Brooalyn.
THREE FINE OFFICES for rcnt. IN
suite or -"pafltn'v. centrally located nr.-
pr ~ building. AGdr -s 'I.NTKAL, Tribune
40
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Boar0 ono Rooms.

A.-A.-ATTINTIO
Parties can noN maze arrangements for
Fall lIOarl.
Attractive lloors. with Private Paths
private table optional; sIiiea and sinolo
rooms "Do'i0r,' Onicss' all locations
strictly hrSt'clasS HOUSES references OK.
Information free.
;. {. Leland & CO.. 30 W. 3ith.st.
\ GENTLEMAN and wife. living in
their own nome, accustomed 10 refined sur.
tonulng' ana unstlnted table residing IN
large, handsomely furnished house. Nest
Side, near Park. will accommodate gentle.
man ana wife or two gentlemen willing 10
pay something more than ordinary boarding.
house rate, very highest references r..
lo3 Columbus-ays, ''
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rp!BrNE LOCAL oBsEEyATIO

Ia this diagram coDtnuou, white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated By tn Tribune >f"'
roTdng bo oineer. III" broken line cpesfnts Ih" TEN
uerotue a. observed AZ Perly'> Ph1rnscy
Tribune Oncc Sept. 81. a. m-Thc weather yc'tf lay
was cloudy with a sprinkle Of rain In the evening The
tcncrarc between 80 and 20 degrees the average
(CJL) Icing ~ lower than on Friday ana 80 lower uan
on the corresponding day last year. go
In and this city to-day the weather VIII probably
hs cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
MOUNT KiSCO.

The Rev. J. NJ Yeager, president OF Drew Ladies
Seminary will preach in the Methodist Episcopal
Church this morning The boaru oil r''uC"
lion Is looking about for site for new puphc
ecbool hu,ldinr the old site having been taken by
The New-York Department of Public Works. III
is proposed that the school district purchase 'he
old building and remove it to another SITE ana
use it for corporation and fire department pur-
Ilns
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furnlrb,o Gouse Uanlro.

w,&TIp. Furnished hons" or toon~
f,or, sov' IT, u.s. a family ~ thic' on lin"
n + nd " l;ni road fh' sam ?" D.
in,a,cI con, cn'rriy ~ good hnt'l OF "'i J.
irr hou.r. Mnutrllir orange or NJ" rs
own preferred. Adii'H-' sN'"- l'''''
/. e.. Tribune Olc".
WANTTp for a.. vlni AEON ~,
-. 49,, ,h,,n .p.h- family -mill q.
IN, must A.. low hou-' pi"t 90 d no
usually rrnt,.i. n"rid ron-idol d"'irl w.
t,,',.. II no, f.lly fninI-t. u.""tiri. "il'
vim riin'ipal-. Adde'S, b. '''. "'o' IT,
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Ucal G:sialc 10 Gr6bnnec.

AT PASADENA. cal. most hra'',,i W.
rfiuat' IN AucTca. nm hnn-". NV
,f.h.d lafg' lrIund~ cam d''-h
T.rla and catiilgr. a codIlrif home =
n,.o. uuenrur bnr'd exchange Tor ''P
nropcr,v. SUMMED. 10 Fulton =.
Will PIT difference IN cash. gen.
,ict,.,t, ie-tG"ncr. god location WIN
~,o,,nd world rrrf"r fat. II. HDDNHhN,
/ G"g broadway. BrooAlyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY.

u
For Eastern Ncw.YorH generally fair, winds becoming
west
For NcwEnclsnd generally fair. PIC edcd by showers
ia Maine and III. northern portions mont and New.
ann.hlre; slightly cooler in vermont; WINS becoming
wet
For r-c District Of Columbia, Eastern PennS lrana
NewJcr.cy Delaware Maryland and virginia. gene Fdiy
fair. slightly Cooler in the District OF Columbia ana
For West virginia Western Pcnnsl l,ania North New.
YORK and Ohio, generally fair. northwest win1a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
TIE COMING WEEK

rronr.e. 70 be busy at 30: on a'emre ,h nader,
,efron .fh lock- turning gray anu V 1rher
,.h and faded !e.ses VII. We WIN - y, ,ts
70, the opportunity 70 have n.a ~. ara s.urie no..
.,,o'r.i a,uy and color by hs haiMe-, "ha ''"f'' -
n.. s,ni5ycd the lmIe'id. con any q,
ed. are expected 10 iesponl =" me NV - co,.
.horouchIv established ana Fcll,@o.r
~ % what being don-. ana hSI.h1 ~. ,S tr,.usI
49, ,h.l. heaft- tonteL. Icy VIZ my ir'i 80
- .la- WITHOUT having en'ercG tH pilNa.. 't,
IA n ,3Y chose who d'-I!e - Hd'c '''~'' "''-
r-1vso by The application Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

UOFFMAN-Snte Controile: frank Campbell o: Bath.
y Y. HOLLAND-The Right lioa. james shanss. Lord
Mayor OF Dublin MURRAY HlLL-Chafie' f. SHAW.
NJ. p. 0. England WINDSOR-ffedeficA H. winston.
O. Cncaco VICTORlA-Bsios >chii.ne. 0. the El.,:s.
Legation at Washington ana eNtongfcssnAn Benjamin I.
Cs.... q Limos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
THE TUER REPORT.
A RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE.

Washington. Sept 23-A ridge Of high pressure o.
tends from North Pacific coast 10 FLORIDA ana VII
dominate the weather all region except the southwest
Rain has fallen I'm the Ohio AMI Mississippi valleys the
lake regions and the Middle Atlantic States. The cmITra
,ure has risen in the extreme Northwest ana Northeast
has remained stationary in the south Atlantic ana Gun
S-,tes and has generally fallen elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24

s.o,per 1t,lIa Dr,. Craig. sailed from o'of1'''
New.Yorx ser'snoeE ve,res from Meditcranean pO'
steamer Mas' Used Gibraltar september 2s bordeaux
Steamer Panama Orl h'"o'' ~ 80
for New York SEPTEMBER q ,d.r sailed from Cadf
Steamer Oevenun' ,fIF,a h"NN -.
for New-York September 10 ,eor.on from New orh
steamer lolqUinn oscsux arrived a, Pau.llae >ep''"
t,r % ,,.uiiorsor from Japan anc 'h'"'
., w yorE arrived saez >rp,en,F' ,orr NewYOrk
!" .a,r,.. culf .. San tBri. ssndei-V' her ~
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Anncuncemen,s
4 PHYSICIAN writes Patiens. w. - 81 haas
c o., - - ~ he gs.5he ls3 ErObd"ay'
- =, u, .TrOr," l.. w.
A FULL ORES COLLAR.
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ D.
&c WEST sJTH-ST o,.r ,.-,
Disease o. the Nery9n. Sven lien q 20 i to
ORGANS. Irp'tency ara e,.,--H-. --- ------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
T\RRYTDWN.

The Exempt Firemen's Association VIII hold us
annual meeting on Tuesday evening next.
Mrs d. ogden Bradley Is dangerously I'll. {.
The Republicans Of the Id District will elect dele
gates TO the county Assembly and school con-
Ventions tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

A MINISTER REQUESTED TO RESIGN
The Rev Edward Gottlieb. pastor OF tho German
Evaneelical Lutheran Church of Jersey CITY mas
been requested to tender his resignation TO take
effect January /. 1894 The members allege mat ne
does not give satisfaction and is nattentiVe TO MS
duties The pastor says it has taken inc trustees
a long time to find these things out. for ne mas
been pastor Of the church for three years lie says
the trouble is that he hired the chapel Of the
Lafayette Methodist Episcopal Church without con-
sultng them. He has not made up his MIND
whether he Will resign not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
EOErIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Ludeatc liii br. Er'"" sailed iTo" Lon
A., ~ y as York Scpt"Ihc. -. ~
-, S,rt.mhrr . arrived AZ I.endon N,nt 'nb'r -
narll1 fI,l Wakin~. from N"w OK s'p'"'
-, - ,rri,,.d AZ scout amptpn september -. 80.
steamer Manhattan IN. 'tinth'' "a III, y, ,,on.
,,anr 10 ion power for orders, arrived at AN"''
mouth September -. ,,., loon, x,vyorx Septrn.
,.r I" arrived at Hui september - 90, -, IN, yorl,
steiner Ia tif-c gnc tfli' - ~, "a e, M.
S.pfculcr 10 Tor llaNr' lHN''i '"' '"'''' ~
september ~ , ., "a. S,,,ge from Now.Nork
.i"r q for rrl-t0 prs-"d BIO" Head N'p... W."
st.arcr ROTTERDAM lDutrh,. E9geeN"'h ior NV" '''"
,ncJ from Il ttsrtam SricIl &C. -. it.d FRAN Ant.
So steamer Ia Flandrr tDit' S,hu''N' '"'''' '' 49,
,,,rn Tor Ncw.Yurh september -