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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
A uAR1rR To MS RELIGION.

News was received by The Presbyterian Board ol
Missions Yesterday Of the death. IN 1Nlrf. "'sl
Persia OF Mira lbrahm. converted Nls-unihh
lie died I'm Persian prison. vltrc b" had been con
fined for forsakng the Mahomoian for ID" 'hn''"N
religion. About four years aga Mira lhraAlm va
publicly baptized nj Kho. and holdly proclaimed hi
new faith The Mo~IcmS began -oric, ~ lTiroc"
lions. which finally resulted in his death oil May u
last Ills wife and property We're taken away from
him and he was forced 10 nce 10 Oroomiah. There
the missionarc, took him In hand and found worn
for him 10 do.
In spite Of every cTor, 20 protect him. NINA
WIS arrested and nearly Killed with the Boating A'
received. From Oruoiniah Dee was conveyed To- IdhiH
to he tried before higher tribunal. IL" WAS una'l'
thrown into prison. with chain about hin and hi-
feet made fast To ia" stocks. Aficr|aId D" wd-
chained 70 "A gang Of murGcrcrs. VINO delighted Ia
innlct every torture upon lin. During tlr cholera
endemic Il year ago he did much to administer ~
those who were stricken within th" prison walls 90
his death Mrs. :. &. Wilson. a missionary tn Nurit
thus write, 10 the Presbyterian BoIri wc"h ae
he was down in the cellar prison, and with him w"r.
twelve others. DESPERATE wicked fellow. VII" i"oN
turns IN choking him with their fingers. lli- death
was the direct result Of the trcatmrDt hc received
I'm the prison. from which the authorize, would no
release him. He buried By TIA" thr iinn-.'
None took more Interest In the welfare -! Mira
Ibrahim than Miss VI. T.. bradford. tho Nonns Am"ri
can physician. Whose heroic ACTON 100 the anne oil tl'
cholera scOuIgc IN rabriz = well known.
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NEW JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.


FOUR MEN BADLY SCMDED in boihHh'
The CITY Hospital authorities were repu'N"u ~
send arobnanccs I'm haste To the pier OF the America"
Line yesterday afternoon. "ho" NV
surgeons reached the pier they found that SN i'i"
had been scalded and four Of them were Dur'u III I"
fearful manner. The four men most seriously III
urcd were Antonio >clafan OF No. OBS Muloeiry'','
Vow York: Baolo Solafani. Of No. 3'- 'oih"'' ST.
nroollyn: Ignagio Marsola, Of No. - ElHao'uS'''
New York and Salyator Snagra. OF NO. 81 l. 'io'
ris.st. New York. The men were taken 10 uie nos
pital. ,, ..
Yesterday gang Of six Italians was cmp'oN'u ~
c,eon a boiler on the steamer City of Chester 'Hp'hn
I owls and Engineer Campbell. While The men were
,rcagad I'm their work they were all inside OF il'
boinr which had been cnpticd OF steam anu W.
cold. The work was nearly finished when some per
sou thus far unknown to the ships oihcers luri,u
steam from another boiler into the boiler Wi'i' W.
mon were Instantly the SIX men screaih'u rum
fright and pain. Their screams mIr'"s'u;; uu r,
stc,m was Shut off rs possible ana ,i' n'h
,otrn ont The four who were lalrr IiNoli,, !"
tho hospital were seriously scaldcd ana 'h'lr sum,
incs were intense. but the two others eScapn "l,
slirbt burns Al the City Hospital 1t was SAu 'ha'
the injured Italians had Il chance Tor recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
NEW ARK

Representatives Of both the Consolidated Irlcuoh
Company and the Newark Electric Light ana Power
Company made emphatic dcnialN yesterday 'hat 'l'N
had part or interest In the transfer 10 the central
Power Company Of the proposed new stock OF ulc
United Electric Traction Company for the alleged con
sidcration Of sil7,OOO. The Newark Electric Llght
and Power Company controls the situation III NeWArs
having practically monopoly. deal !, sara 10 nay"
iecn effected hy which tns company VIII cooperate
with the Consolidated Traction Company supplying u
with elect motive power for its street cnTs IN .iul
lion 10 what the Consolidated Company Will get IRON
lis 900 horse power plant The plant Of the Central
power COMPANY Is only 200 horsepower.
several Years ago the Central Power company was
merged INTO the United Electric Traction COMPANY
The company failed, receiver was appointed, ana
The property was offered for sale. There was a
mortgage on tho entire property OF SIOoop 10 inc
Mercantile Trust Company on May II the receiver
.old out the mortgag'd property at auction at the
Real Estate Exchange. and the Newark properly was
bought under an agreement with the bondh0lders, By
lanes NJ smith for 10 800. In deed recorded AZ
Newark on Wednesday. smith conveys the property to
The Central Power Company for Il consideration OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
NETWORK CITY.

The Board Of Estimate at Its meeting on 'n'''"'
will take up the list OF streets to be re.a''u ~ Wv
commissioner OF Public Works for which Sl''oo'ooo
has been set apart
Edward J. Hcaley. No. Grovcst., was Yesterday
oppointcd by Chief Clerk Blake the successor o' u H.
Moran rs clerk TO the Aldermen. Moran ol'u oh "''
day The salary IS $1,000 year
Frederick A. Levien, c. +. Kitchell and j. a.
Rrkett. clerks in the Burcan for tho Collection OF
Assessments have been detailed experts In III"
block index division Of the Finance Department. Win
an addition TO their salaries OF $50 500 ana Tloo
year.
Tho trial was begun in General Sessions yesterday
Of Liza Dcpoo indicted for manslaugh'er Tor causing
the death Of Phllomcna Dencva. another i'aha''
voman The two fought December at No IA
Mott-st where both lived. and the prisoner struck
Mrs Dcneva the head with an iron "ir' Inc HI
jured woman died from crysipclas
In a quarrel on May 81 Walter Murray nine years
old. OF No. ol3 East Tcnth-s stabbed Morris simon
ten wears old Of No. 23 East Tcnth-st, III the h'a''
Yesterday Recorder smyth in General Sessions sen
fenced Murray TO the City Prison for thirty days.
Tho Tribune has received 81 from Mrs. VI. A.
Gotstcn for the "icc fund.- This sum has been sent
to "Thc Herald which has all Ice fund
Henry Nichols will lecture OF "IIawai-shouid We
Annex It?- before the Liberal Cinb at German Ma
sonic Hall. Nj. eco Fast Fnechhst., this evening
J. j. Uaercrtv tho Bridge jumper. WAS arraigned
in the Tombs Police Court yesterday and held III s'oo
bail for trial al the special sessions.
"a NJ So sends - through The uptown once Of
The Tribune for Mrs. -lcght, Of No 40 'nrmne-s'.
Tho Produce Exchange VIII he tho only exchange
to close on Monday, July 3. The Cotton ENchahge
Yesterday by vote lacking five Of the necessary
number 10 carry It. voted down resolution 10 take
that day of.
Tho National Federation Of America sent yesterday
by cable through Eugene Kelly, treasurer .l,~'o To
the Irish Parliamentary party, total amount sent
during present session Of Parliament. T2ioVo'
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A CHILD ATTACKED BY A CAT.

Lydia lolies, nine years Ola, OF NO 81 ''r
ove w.n TO the cellar OF the house Wednesday
9, rr,oure some article Willie she was lookns
for If a black cat jumped her and fastened H'
claws in her neck and rs teeth In her cmh. l"'
child screamed from pain and terror ana after s'rue
Gle pulled the cat from her and threw II on u'
door Lydia then fed up the stairs IN" cav ioi
lowed and bit her the leg. The screams "' inc
child were heard by George cannon "h'" "' ''"''''
vdia he found her unconscious AT the top OF VI"
,o e,otrs Tho cbjld's face was covered with blood.
As Bannon approached the child h. saw the cat re-.
,rcat 10 the cellar. Damon picked up ,l'k u't
,voc In thc hall and followed tn" eat, Whlch sIIhE
nj him when he rcachc! the foot Of the stairs linnoh
MI the eat on the head with the sllch - Vl"i'hl Il
How, thof ne killed Il. The chld's injuries wcr"
cauierizcd by n physician. II Is feared by INC
parrnrs Of tic girl that the cat was suffering from
nydrOphObla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
WHITE PLAINS.

The tax rate OF the village Of Whit" Plaihs ",,,
year a member OF the finance committee ShyH' WI"
he the highest IN It's history Last year inc r"e w
s33 ON each ~ 900 Of assessed Vaiuauoh'
wear. Notwithstanding the large amount OF p"'''s
Of all kinds that has been in progress durihs u'' ''i
this rate will be exceeded 1h' 'o''" ''A raw ,,.
r- hot &c village TOWN. school. county and state
toxwu I, is tboucht reach $50 on T1.oOo OF as
sesscd valuation. The primary cause Tor th'S' IT -
alleged Is the rec klcss and eXtravagant way III wiz"
The Board OF Trustees Of last year tranShcto >"i's
business I'm awarding claims against ne Niilnsc, u
legal fees paid the corporation exceeds III @
nyrn In. CITY Of IOnkcrs. which Is seven tii..'n
large in population and fifteen times ricsr ,ix Warr
Works Company Is laying eghtinch mains 'hry ,
Fishcravc in She Place Of lournch mains G GnMn
and Hrn7 kticld sis are being tagged from street line
10 street line
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HE CHARGES THE ALDERMEN WITH FRAUD.
MIR GRorT,s PROTEST AGAINST TIE BOARDS

Mr.. GRorT,s PROTEST AGAINST TIE BOARDS
GRANTING RAILROAD FRANCHISES
Mayor Boodv gave hearing yesterday afternoon 10
the representatives OF the various railroad companies
interested in the resolutions OF the Aldermen granS
franchises ON the basis Of a percentage OF receipts
DR. T. lewis was present for the Brooklyn CITY com
MANY OF which be Is president: p. ii. Flynn, Joln j.
Allen and j. c. Church appeared for the Nassau ana
Kincs County Electric Companies. and +. NJ froh'
apuearcl for the Union Street Railway Company, whose
cash offer for franchises rejected by the Alder
men Mr. Grout. who asked for the hearing, pre-
scented an elaborate protest 1t rccited that Ma com
many made an offer in good faith TO pay FOR the
franchises The Aldermen refused to give iniorma
ton I'm regard to the conditions on which tile fran
chse would be granted and secretly and cOllnsively
accepted the bids OF other companies c0nccalng the
facts from the Union Company The entire action was
collusive fraudulent and corrupt. The resolutions a
adopted were intended 10 deceive, the phrascology
was obscure The total amount to be secured by the
percentage system was less than 3 per cent on the
amount Of cash offered by the Union Street Company.
The company was acting in good faith, and so long
as il was not met In good faith II was proposed TO
seek redress In the courts.
The MAYOR asked IL Mr. GrOut prepared TO prove
that the Aldermen received bids secretly or that bids
were made under the percentage system. hut Mr. GrOut
referred 10 the records or the proceedings OF the
Aldermen. -
President Lewis said that his company was willing
to accept the franchise on the terms offered. The
lease OF the company 10 the Bro, klyn Heights Com
pany would not affect the percentage a. the latter
company subject 10 all charges. There would
be no attempt To evade nvhing. The company would
pay percentage the proportion OF its receipts that
The miles OF the grant bore 10 the total mileage
of the company. United states commissioner Allen
made similar statements for the Kings County and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
WHAT IS G0ING on TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races sheep'h'ad Bay ~
y. IN. ,.
custom House Investigating Committee
Staten Island Academy Commencement S''po""' % 80
votcraus NJ Eth Regiment visit State camp.
College OF the City Of Newly ork commandments 'o
p. OLA. r. ,..so,,r,
Immigrant. Girls Home festival Empire CITY OoiosNu"''
=. IN. go, ,,, 10 ooo
East Ffftecnth-st.. D. IN.
Grammar Schools Nos. 80 So and % commandments
Music in Battery Park by Goth Regiment . D. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
SURFACE RAILROAD EMPLOYEES MEET.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the Phoenix Pro.
tectye Surface Rlroad Employees held in
Turn Hall, West fortyscNcntht. last night, tn new
schedules OF the Broadway Cable road Informally
discussed The general opinion that as soon as N,
road in perfect running order satisfactory arrange
ments would be made concerning tho number OF trips
each should make a day.
The association denounced the recent acton OF TIC
Central Labor Union in declaring 1t bogus organization
resolution passed the eject that the Phoenix
Association satisfied in having nothing further do
with the Central Labor Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

We have n way of keeping our stock
bountifu, adding to it all the time, so
that it is iust as easy to-day TO Gct
exactly the right size OF ;hc suit you
like best as il was in April or May.
II seems ridiculous to say this: yon
have a right to expect 1t. And yet
where else do You find it so!
ENGLAND and Scotland have to help
us Get Won so many sorts OF cool mixed
chcyiot and worstcds is we have now,
ready to wear Mems suits, SO to
SIS: vonth>', so To S2J-somc men
wear youths sizes
ROGERS. PEET d co.
sEutnn'%AY waffsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
TIE MARorIS'S FIGURES NrcH TOO BIG

Marquis de Stacpoolc, OF No. 80 Cadogan Gardens.
London, W. G.. visited Mayor GilrOy yesterday 10
talk with him about improved system OF purifying
the CroOn water. The Mayor called Health Com
missioner Edison and Chief Engineer Brdsall 81 the
Croton Aqueduct. into the conference. But unfor-
tunately the titled visitor revealed the fact that
II wouM the city $500. 900 10 Pat his system
In operation. The Mayor was appalled, AT the figures
and the conference came 10 speedy end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
THE WoYAY's STRENGTH TAXED TOO FAR.

Mrs Fannie Korn, who on May poisoned and
shot her two children and herself, was arrmsned in
General Sessions yesterday charges Of attempted
suicide and murder child having died. Her
sci. William Travers Jerome, entered pleas OF not
guilty for her. with the specification that she
insane when the ACTS were committed. The woman
lived happily with Der husband at No. 1O1 West
Sixty.eighth-st.
Mrs. Korn still has bullet in her body, and the
walk from the Tombs and upstairs made her 10 weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
RAILWAY.

An explosion in the purifying room Of the Railway
Gas Company's works yesterday afternoon nearly
wrecked the building, slightly injured three OF the
workmen and seriously burned about the face and
body a fourth Martin Green, Of Californiast. The
explosion caused by lighted lamp held too near
TO pipe by one Of the worknIrn who were making
repairs in The room. The shock felt four blocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
ETJ/ARETII

little girl named ORourke was, It Is feared.
fatally burned yesterday by her clothing igni'ins
from n irccrncker. She resides at No. $40 Living
ston-st.. Elizabeth. The cornerstone OF the
new Presbyterian Church. at Elizabethport was laid
Yesterday afternoon. The church is Florida ST.
and Elizabcthavc and when finished Will cost about
800, 900. The cornc, stone OF the new Gricr-
ave public school was laid yesterday afternoon at
4 O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
HOME NEWS.
ppOuIvryT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS

AsTOi;-Congrc-r nan NJ. b. Wright OF feh..,, ,>"
and ey Governor George T. Drew, Of Florida. ID 49,
U,M-Justicc Stephca }. Field, Of the '"'',' go,
supreme Court and The Rev. Dr. n'"' ,,.odo
,,r-rr, ,-rx-r se,,to. Nelson w Adrich. OF Rhode
Island: Charles Levi Woodbury. o. Bo-ion ana - =,
burke Of Cleveland. GTISEY-EN-C onrre >sn'h II, d.
rclrcc OF indianapolis. HOLLAND-Nu'cn W." "
French Commissioner TO the Columbian iNpo'.' r,,.
nelson Page. Of Richmond. Va, ard Roswell A. lar
Of Troy.
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.C.,o,c.. will he called on 10 deal with
o.,c;.i condition, which i. the only menace to
m. couu.r,,. welfare aud prosperity. '-Pre''-
den, Cleveland. June ). 1893. in his dcc'"r"'
,on tI,nt Congress will br called 10 meet q" eA'"
session 10 rcpcnI the silver bill.
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On Second Floor

Boys Washable PantS-Bue and Tan
Boys Flannel and Chsviot Knee Pants
Fine Cashmere. Cheviot and Corduroy
Fancy Combination Bingham kilts-2i2 10 yrs
Washable sailor SUITS "a yrs
Fincr-hrlid trm-3 10 10 yrs
Blue Flannel Sailor Suits 10 10 yrs
Two.'iecr Flannel Kilt Suiis-brad i'm
ChcyiO. and Corduroy Suits-broken sizes
Fine ChcyiOt and Cashmere Suits 10 Is yrs
White Lawn tauntleroy Blouscs
Flner-with emby and insefings
CheviOt. outing. and McrrImac Waists
Fine Seer.uckcr and Chevict Waists
Fine Mixed Straw Hats worth IS
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY,.
MONT VERNON.

Oracle Reed. q tcnycarOld girl. VINO Tcd"'"'"
,,l after IN. Interests OF the sick and poor, mas
arranged FOR lawn party and fair for the b'heh' vi
the Hospital Maintenance Fund.- TO be- gwen az NO ID
- -. - ,.r,oop . The Re-
Iubscan club has elected the following ucl't''S ~ :.
Inc Kcnubican League Convention NJ syracuse III
: L. Close Melville Kelsey and Professor ''ri
lrargrr.
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SHALL WE HAVE FREE COINAGE :?

THE TRIBUNE has published aremark-
able pamphlet, rs large pages, in winch
the Free Coinage question, so puzzlIng to
the public mind, is argued out, formally,
bv that ardent advocate of Free Coinage
on the old basis of Is to I. William M.
Stewart U. S. Senator from Nevada, on
the one hand and on the other, by Ros-
we'll C. Horr, ex-COngressman from MICH
iaan, a sturdy champion of the Republican
doctrine that metallic dollars should con-
tain as much metal as they are nOmInaIly
worth.
Each writer contributes six clearly
written. pointed, and able papers q the
discussion.
Mr.. HOrr has the best OF the argument !:
but beth the Free Silver and the Honest
Silver Dollar men will find their respect
i've cases stated strongly.
Comics can be had at the Business UfflCe
of THE TRIBUNE.
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VILLAGE INPROvEMENT.-Tws charming arttciss
by b. Northrop. the prime mover In this work. New
York City men who help beauty their astive
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that she tainted ia the courtroom Al Mr.. 1er ten
request Judge Ccving directed mat shc =" o
back TO the Tombs In a horse car
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tIIIIONAIREa.-A complete list Of tho 4,041 mile
ionnrc. Of the United states. aud how they made ths's
money. Only list complied valuable % ss"esass
economists and promoters Of new enterprises II
eepIsn COPY. lnheAibie CLOTH 81.
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TRIBVNE JUBILEE.-speeches OF Chauucey "
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the 5Oth anniversary OF The Tribune. Id cea's'
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAI.-A full acceuu.
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On Second Floor

Chldron's Stripod Lawn Bouses
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Misses Duck Eton Suits-"Ntra fine
Children Flannel Bathing Suits
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Little Chll1ren's Walking Coats
Velour Rep Recfcrs-navy and cardinal
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
PAMPHLETS

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND
THE BRIGGS CASE.-In preparation The proceed.
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