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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

william McMulin who killed an italian named
Comic Allea by blow with his fist on sunday hiSn'
In defending his wife from assault was committed 10
ial yesterday by Police Justice Iighe, TO await inc
action OF the in the case.
4 dinner will De given in honor OF "eheTai i'hlS
w. -locum at the Brooklyn Club THIS evening i'
recently retired the presidency Of the cuD' anu
Wa succeeded by OK Secretary Tracy.
The appeal taken By Colonel william r. SIM rom
tn. order Of the Court requiring lin 10 pay S''o
counsel fee to his wife. pending the Trial oil Ms SUI.
10 annul his marriage. was argued IN 'he "'"''"
Term Of the City Court yesterday
Tho funeral OF tho Rev. r. II. l.. Tghc was at
tended hy many persons In the chapel at NO. II"
y Brewster. rector Of Grace Chnrch on tie Heights
,oodnc,cd The services The burial ia Green
wood
Nayor Ioody yesterday appointed Mg"rnon = Ing
din. form.rly "A public school principal member
II ~" Board Of Education TO succeed 'he ia'' JON"
rlyun Mr. Higgins lives at No. $50 sixth ave, ana
:; orc,c.d In tie millinery business In New->orK lie
IS .cci.ary Of the Berkeley Institute private Schoo
tie PARK Slope.
john T. Ilarrgan, tweniy-On years Old a son o'
Dr John liarifcan, Of the Board Of Educaion living
st no 4Ol ClinlOu-ot.. died yesterday. lie was II
student in the Long Island College Hospital ana
graduate OF Seton Hall College.
Tin. Aldermen voted Yesterday. upon the recon-
,,orc,:on cf CORPORATION Counsel jerks, 10 pay 'ho
,u,c,en, for slGGG8 recovered by Henry NJ liiii"l
,ir,ran I'm lis sit TO recover 10000 as damages
for injuries received in the discharge Of his dny.
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}1roposals.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- office OF the City CIDls scranton Pa until 80
o'clock p. m. Monday May J. 1888 ''r the purchase o.
one hundred ond tiouand dollars Of coupon bones
be issued by the city Of scranton "a Inc 'ai b" i
denominatcd The Redemption Loan H'ilc' NO ~
and in ~ one thousand aoliis 'a'h' tLd are
dated June l. 1893 Tic bon' are free from all taxes.
the city Of Scranton assuming the payment o. TIE 'H''
and they bear interest the rst" OF per c"htm j. r
annum. with interest. payable srni'anhuaF al Ky
Treasurer Office Of tho city Of scranton or a. " Once
or ONCE, Of nor, financial institutions Gohf
general banking business in the elite, o Phaachl H'e
Of Pcnnsy lvana. and Ncw.Yoik state o. Newly Or.
The bonds to I've redeemed IN "a" order Z" Their
number a. follows From . tiii' -ioui .'' On
the Nr>t day Of Juno T. y. 1903 rom 'hi my 10
>iNy-cshf Inclusive oil the nr-' ciA o.. jam a. - ~
rom siAty-nnr to hundred and .l\ ''-. o. -''
nr.t day 90 Jan" \ u. 1913: from oi" nuns i '' ~
o. ore huHd d aud iOiy-iogr Inclusive o." u' N''' @
o. June \. ID. 13lS
Bidders ea nciosc w-h c1ch proro al c'f. .nr 'h H.
Inyabl" 10 N" Niiy Treasurer oi tIr ~ @ ~. -
In the >'in Of iNr per ccituH ~ amount w "-1 o,
comply with Proposal # aNai led ~" pHil-. - -
the b.diT to whom The bonds shall id1. - ." -
omit iu take Them whig Thirty go o'N> ION i'' ~
proposal, he check UccoYllaylu- N- r'i"@h -H''i b'
forfeited 10 tho use Of the c.iv , ~f''uiai
Proposals may BE- for prrcna." Of whole or p'if OF
issue. 80,
VI. + L,VT1LE Chy CicrF.
scranton. Pa April l.. 1893.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Arrival OF war-h!pt from Hampton Eoa's
Now.Icr,cv Jockey Club races. Elizabeth. r. N.
National Cvl service reform League annual meeting,
40. Ga fifthayc.
buchanan murder trial. Court OF General Sessions
Board Of Aldermen, CITY Hail, noon
Police ana Plot Coumiss oncrs' meetings
Auction OF jersey cattle, American Institute Bui'd
iHr. 10
Eastern and Western coal agents, Central Building II
a. N.
Protestant Tpscopa! Cathedral trustees. D. m.
Dinner 10 cX.Chancelor KunyOn, Hotel Nadon even
Ing.
Raising OF flag on National Flag Pole, Highlands noon
RAND Transit Conm,s ioners' meeting. p.
: H. S,oddard's lecture "Illustracd Adlrondacks,"
Chickc7inC Hall. p. III.
XXlId Assembly District Rcpub can organization. No
$50 Thrd-aye r. NJ
Knlckerbocker Field club reception Flatbush. p. m
Logan Club opening Brooklyn. y. IN.
Brookyn Young Repubtcan Club. p. m.
American NUNS maiic and Archaeoloc!col Society meet
ing.
Amherst Young Alumni Association dinner, 50. Denis
TIotcl. evening.
international Evangestic Association. Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian Church, p. IN.
Abbey sage richardson's lecture. Lyceum Theatre
p. m.
penslry, Berkeley Lvccum D. NJ.
Lincoln Union No. js7 Hudson.st.. p. M
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c,YL uARWIc RECEIVES 4 BEyEFIT.

testimonial benefit given 10 Carl MarwiS'
,,o Vol known teacher OF dancing, at LenJA LNccuh
In, night. The entertainment Consisted o. "
Cd!drens Carnival. in which the little people per-
,..,,.a q number interesting Dances Including
a. uuucorian Muitaii~" and a graceful mEuct
.,d ,,vo,t.. led ~ Mr.. Marwig, which opened IN"
,,u Other dances were those OF The GA woman
vr,o Ii,ea in II Shoe " The Goddess of Liberty ana
. prircc and Princess Carnival The carnival VIII
be- repeated by request Oh saturday "i'erhoo" III
. o'cIoca ,
NJ, a., t.,ccv Kane Mr.. Alfred L. Edwards. Mr..
Geno,,i. ,,coLo I;ain Mrs. 4. {. IJlr'oh. Mrs ~
pg,low. Ms g. ". Irimlall Mr, ii1ri,'n Nh, Man,
,'s.,n,,' Nr. Arthur r. knight Mrs. ": IL: 'n'HDI'
w ~, .,onch Mrs n. Tinrr. Mrs. j.. j.. NaTl'
or Or -, Eorrcgt and Mr.. walter -. Osborne.
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ELIZABETH.

Several hundred people yesterday saw inc h'S'
Passenger train pass over the elevated sH"''"'
which TIE Pennsylvania Railroad has bul 'hi"usn
This Cy. only the cast-bound track /, nii'Heo w"
trains VIA tc running over the w"st bound tT"c" ny
june !. lust prior 10 Tie passing oi the tia'' W.,
special Of SUPP rintendct Crawford, uraNh Nv -
locomotive and cuntainins Mr. Crawford and nuhpo'
)l The officials OF the road. together Win 81,
,.Indiry HrJtnrrs. contractors For the WON, l'' W
oNti la" structure 10 scc that everything WIS !"
proper order.
Officer OLouchliu. Of the Elizabeth police lore
was badly beaten sunday night by inrc" rouT,s
'vho ti"1 10 take mis- club away after knocking am
down, ana only stopped pounding him when me!
heard some one approaching. The men We're rev,
Murray Patrick Larry and Patrick Carlcy, all "id
offenders, and one of them, Barry. an cNcohVic'
who for several months has been sought Tor ny 'ir
police l. Wa when O'L0ughln tried 10 arrest MN
That ne showed fight, and his companions iriea 10
save him from going TO JAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MAYOR BOODY VETOES THE FRANCHISES.
ARGUING THE Observation-Disclosures FROM
TIE MAYOR AND CORPORATION COUNSEL.

ARGUING THE lNJCNCT1ON-AEFlDAN1IS FROM
THE MAYOR AND CORPORATION COUNSEL.
The motion 10 make permanent the temporary In
junction secured last week by W. J. Gaynor. in
behalf Of John Adamson. to restrain the Aldermen
from doing anything with the resolutions granting
franchise, TO the Nassau Electric Railroad Company
save to rcscnd them. was argued before Judge Cullen
who granted the injunction. in the supreme Court
Yesterday. Mr.. GayHor argued that the city author-
fcs acting Illegally in granting the franchises.
., they did not follow the method prescribed by law
In the clay charter. which showed, he said that all
tie companies must ccmpcc for new streets, as tlc
section covered only rights ,rcrcd by special lcgis
laton and since the prohilitOry constitutional pro
vision CT $50 no rights had been acquired
The charter required all proposals 10 be- advertised
witt offers Of money and low RATES OF fare and
afforded opporunlty lor proper competition
Corporation Counsel Jcnt> read an affidavit from
Alderman Mckee denying that he knew that any per
sors or corporations ready TO bid for the fran
chcs and that since the Injunction had been granted
tue resolutions had been recalled from The Mayor and
referred back 20 the Railroad Committee OF the Alder
men. An affidavit also presented from Mayor
Body showing that he had vetoed the resolutions
on the ground that no compensation had been pro
vded in order that il tac recall should b. inopcra-
i've they would not go into effect Mir. jerks
argued that the clause the charter OF 1ss, quoted
by Mr. Caynor. did no, apply in tas case. which
came under tie acts OF 1880 ana lSO2. Al that
now necessary TO advertise notice and
secure the consent Of majority OF the property
owners along the route, together with the consent
Of tue CITY authorities. All this had been complied
with. Decision In the reserved.
Mayor Boody's veto OF the franchise resolutions
rad t. the Aldermen yesterday afternoon. Under
The rules of the board action in regard to II went
over for a week President CoIey said that nothing
would he done in regard to the railroad franchises
until the court haze decided the injunction proceedings.
but Tie companies expect to send in new applications.
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proposal


NrrICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. ID. G.,
~ Washington. d. &, A!il II looS,sI1Lhin rino
- vii b. received at this Office until II Cciock ~
m Nav 6 1928. for ls,ing frantic Boch faaen,n.
Flank Of r,oposshs sTne ni. ",c una w ROSS
~ NJ p%RKER W. T EoSsi:LI. Commissioners u; :.
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES FOK lN ~ "a, \
'HHU,snXFH> -plIII.ApELIliih DEPOT Ot LIE
,'' nEn ,l;ININI 80. 1928 Ai.Ih SIiui.I'
GniiADILrIiA. "a Mach = mi Il e@S
Io'M' Wrdldsy Apfli 20. 1893 for furnishing ara i
y go, SchuVlhln Arsenal. III this ritY, silI' ,pr
uNtiif ~ ,oncIs cons OF boy straw aud T. ~ nat
s,i,, woncn'- and childtoE- Snt uhd'i'r
boy WON'T voorm Uankcts. stockings, wone. am
hdtens shoe cal 60 ard red nai' lid, I' mas, ny
az o.,' =, i%a. Tie articles jailed for are ,
on AID after JOY ls2" aa a,"r. rt'fccnec viii
atr tna ~ aztec, Of domestic profuction o. manul.,
foeg H. auIy a ssff FORMS se fcf
'dual' ' .,nnIy NJ THU Office. EnNe1les .onn.hns
ppsss To be- indo I'D 'l'ioposs'- I1t Sulixxs 'o
lfisoners,' aho ""''es~N e o. SkwTELIF,
- S,,.,,c,n astcr General, u. s. 4"
Dep"" IN charge o. Dep0S
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\EW.ERT\SWICk.

The lO9th annual convection OF The diocese OF New
Jersey Of the Protestant Episcopal Church VIII be
held I'm New Brunswick on May and TO- The Sos
,ions will be- held in Christ Church, and Bishop
scarborough of Trenton. will preside. There VIII be
about 800 delegates in attendance, h'Iidihg 10
rector, of different parishes. 12j lay delegates ana
about fv representatives, IRON various societies ana
institutions connected with the Episcopal church.
The convention will be il busy one. as numerous
important matters press for settlement. one case
which will probably be adjusted |, that of Rector
Jennings. OF Wcsth"d. me hrsl COM o'aIoH vi wv
diocese was held In NcwBrunswick. and the last time
IL met here an lccJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ORANGE

The last private concert OF III" season OF inc
Orange Mcndcl-sOhn Union was held last evening III
Music Hail. and was IL brilliant social affair. The
programme opened with schubert's symphony In Il
minor. played by picked orchestra under the baton
of \rtbur Ncc, Then followed Vcrdi's requiem
mas, in full The SooislS OF the evening were mss
Eva Gardner soprano: Miss Emily Wipant. contrato :
William Dcnnis0u tenor. and Carl Echrcns. bl>'.
The house WA, crowded with a large and fashionable
.n.ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

IT MAY CONCERN This

VTNU All. w IT,, 7 iI..,s Ic-cof-i. ,uudurt1d hy
,,c nuici sien"d aud william Pat" r'" -" ''u 49,. ~,
and style Il william Pat co. a. ,D,,,ng. and ot,,r
rynrk. o az. which firm his i".n 'h.n r,'i ~ ,l,o
,,sor. lat and also ho hu-ir't> iT' ,
Narrs IL ia he rortlnrci he nnI't -ish'-' ''" o."
,., ~ .ad ann ,v whom, a-o %" '"' ol -n'd
,rv name t. continued and NJ ~ -
..Wc, II place of aboi' AZ
cl',montayc IN the ,ity 81 Brook 90, =" i,
~ a S,ntn OF NewYoik T. tn" only l' ., ,"..,,,tl-
a"S t,an sactng business under taih hfh "' VI ""'"
PATE c.. al.
Dated Nc"'fof" AIfi 0'"' TDTGr u. PATE
.,.t 1,,,ntY 81 New i.fi.. .....--
sI,,e Gt,ccnth day 81 Apn 1898 bcf1rc ne pronally
came and appeared Albert II rae crlbcd In ,rI ,ahu
KNOW me foregoing ercatc and ACKNOWLEDGED 10 ne
,,,st lie executed the same. rxyy DE UOyDT
Notary Public. New'fork County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
VOTING BTRGLARs ARRESTED.

3 O'Clock yesterday morning Policeman Karcher
Jaw masked burglars in Frederick Kelly's grocery
store ri Park and Beaver sts Brooklyn. Karcher found
the rear door OF the store open, and summoned
Policeman Janicke. They entered the place and the
mon surrendered 4 search OF the store disclosed
fine kit Of burglars tools. Al the stationhouse the
BURGLARS were found TO be under twenty years Of
age and had Just began their career as burglars.
They gave their names as James CGvillo and Charles
Adams bnt refused 20 give their addresses. Jusucc
Watson held them for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
THE RIG SHOW CAPTURES BROOKLYN.

great number OF Brooklyn people saw the street
parade OF Barnum d Baeys "Greatest Show on
Earth" in the principal streets yesterday. The start
was from the circus grounds, at saratogaave. and
Hasey-st at H. and for nearly five hours the pro
cession Of wagons animals floats bands and the people
connected with the show pursued It's way. first going
to the Eastern District, and then to the City Hail. be
fore returning to the starting point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
THIS vAGRANT HAD PLENTY OF MONEY.

When John Walsh, fifty years old, Of No. "A Hay
wood ST.. was arrested for vagrancy Oh Sunday after
noon and taken TO the Tenth Precinct Police Station
the policemen who searched him were amazed TO
find $50 In bills, n bank deposit book showing "A
credit 81. 200, and another with II 900 10 his
credit together with certificate OF deposit IN an
English bank for $3.50 making total OF S3,4so IN
his possession. lie paid Il line Of 50 yesterday III
~. ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
NEWS FROM NEV-JERSEY.
PATERSON

Inc shooting affair between tho Belgian mouloefS
yesterday IS likely TO result fatally TO Edmund smm
sucher Both The injured men are In the Patterson
"'Hciil Hospital. The ballet which cnterca 'hc
shonidor Of Peter Van Der Fleet has been extracted
ne IS expected 10 recover. The doctors nave ~ W
ilhbic 10 ma ~ bullet Ia >kimsuchcrs boul. il,s
nave htil" nope Of his recovery. Victor &c Nyii'
VINO ana the shooting. j. in jail. His biOthrf Is 9o
locked up Their mother j held rs Il witness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ryr oprrJsK AS A DECAYED BOULDER

.,.. o,oo,i,g NJ tle Academy OF Sciences was
49,, -. ,au,o, nan Columbia College last nish''
An in,,,c.,,n, ans instructive paper en'i'led
ndv Of t,e XcwYorh oleii-k As DecaSca BOULDER
Va nad aexs :. Julirn, OF te sohooi u 'A'~
4 l..ge nLi..ur Y. persons "aS RieSsA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
Ersa! Notices.

ar A SPECIAL TERM or THE NEW
~ YORK srpRIME CorRr. he'd a. c'',rh.r, u'c-e
on the ssth Of January. 1893 r-.at llo' LdnHd
ra'ter,cn Jr ,S G,c IA 'h and " co. Of r
Athletic club, for q Voluntary Dissolution q" ''d ''''
reading and W Gns the s .auG % Of see,s' y" o5
Van SchsIck. John !, Andcr.on Eel.rt M',h,
Charles + Tro,tcr Thonno A. Nci."cn 'hai,c, WI
he 1 arcc;"r, ond H.e, Of the Manhattan At.te ,ab
s,o ao', O., New gor%' for rynra,c aui.tc nd lai
sporting purposes. lo,ins It. rinep, ono 10 avd IN he
hcdas .'c ssas,a dYly ssacH ma ; aS5, rs c
notice to tho Attone' -''cnerai ond on notion d" stern
E"nT o,atr 1'3 1.t al 'I p ',a n in .od
poratlon show cause b'loic james 81. N'raum. I..I,
30. 81 Has.aa.st. IN the CO, Of Yew.YerK 'ha ~
d. NJ MAY" DE "a 81, c :" od not be- |
And Il T. Further old,Id TIA, co. % ,.s' r oil
he newspaper printed at Albany witch bog. ro'eg'
.re Irgud to b. pgoshcd and a2 ~ The "lt
published In the cry and couniy Of Ne"-io" "n'f""
his order is enrred ,., .r... .o,. -, ,,i. o.s.r
be served .aoh Of thC cr,dGr' an9 % # ' or
~ S" denos,ns copy Of aid order AZ ca.t da,,
"fore the DAY Of Nav 1893 in he lo,, "n,g 1T
ne CITY Of Non;York ingi"ed IN pG'igd %'"pr,ri
members Of The M'eh".,an eo AIGG c '"o snla
20 oneiosl petition herein. Enter J.. J.. >. > =
'''"'' Copy. HENRY D. rrrroY. clerk
Alta GENERAL TERM Of The supreme
n Court Of tc stat of NewYo,k. held IN AMI Tor 10,
Iir.t Department. the city Of Ncviort. on the -Iih
rfs;fa iG" t,,ra Van nr""' Presiding '"'''
In matter Of the application Of W." Ia-t N'f EiIls'
Company for the appointment Of tl'"" comm
reading aud filing The petition oi IN" -, i''N.
Bridge Comisny dated the twentieth d,y Of Nprl. ls
ami duly verified th" appointment 81 wi', "h'I
act of the LEGISLATURE" Of the stat, Of Nr"h ORR en-
titled IAN - wide rapid 'ri-t rtIMNN ~
"A million Inhabitants ri--,u J"hiV
81 1891. lps Of the law. ~ l~- 'irldHF
the anI"ndatr ~ ana supplement !"
aid ana of the other provisions 81 h -
dc,c rltcd In petition ought Ia ," cn> uc' an
oprrated bv the sald East river Bridge t"npHn> ",rr'
,1roph and along streets agl avenue, ~ s'l ~
refsrrr and reading and Ming inc oU1' w " az
following named indii du'l~ verified f'.l ut.N III,
lows Ioui. ZriIcr. verified the twcilti rem Wy 81 ,ptl
isa3 TIv,rd webster W. II. Carpenter oi' u we ~
Francis D. Walker and Joseph Keller. N'fnr,t, w" i
ls03 ond schedules rcfcrTrcd 20 N sild 1'u'' ~"
,Dnevcd 10 said petition after h",ring IdWrl i
On motion Of IIo,dly Isuterb,ch 4 Johnson ''ui''''
for said petitioner. II i "a %, . c.,.r,I
Term Of mi. Court b. held In sail iN on ~ ~.
s63 NJ 10 80 A m and that notice OF sufh iTh 10"
he given by the petitioner by pulli,hi' oH o. W.,
odor daily wccLs IN The Nov 1"rH -" 80
II1a Newyofk Daily Times Tie Ne" ofk H'f 'u ih'
Xrw.York sun The Ncw.Y0Ik Wofld 'H. fti'GH "tn
tribune and The Press se,'n new .i"ri, "D'..u ~
making such publ
W. L' 'H' oopS' HENRY D. PUEROY.
49,, cork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
NETWORK CITY.

A. D. Williams has brought from Brazil bunch OF
cocoanuts curously grown together and has them on
exhibition at the Aston House.
Merritt H.. Smith, assistant engineer OF tho Finance
Department. was yesterday promoted by Controller
Myers TO be engineer TO inspect the citys repaNlns,
succeeding Samuel l.. Cooper. resigned. Mr. smith 5
salary will be increased from +l,'00 to $1,000 per
year.
At tho homo OF his mother. No II Fast Seventy
ATHEIST took place yesterday the funeral OF John H.
Linslv The Rev. George Alexander conducted the
services Tie body Will De taken {, Northord. Conn.
for burial.
The funeral Of the Duke OF Castellucca took place
AT the Burlington No 10 West Tbirie,h ST., yesterday
afternoon. The service conducted by Father
McKenna. The burial was at Greenwood
DIR. Robert F. Weir has purchased from the estate
NJ DR. Henry H. Sands the four.stOry stOne-front
dwelling 40 80 West Thir,y-third-st., ga by oSb
feet for So 900. The property WAS bought by Dr.
sands in 1879 for $4,000.
The steamship Bel gc arrived at san francisco on
Saturday with mails from China and Japan OF 'hc
following dates: Hong Kong, March 30 Shanghai
March 81 Yokohama. April :; due In newborn on
Thursday morning. The next mail for China and
Japan will close at the General Postofice at $50
p. on Friday
rne funeral of Colonel G. L. King was held at
Grace Church yesterday morning. Ihe Kew Dr' W.
y Huntington conducted the services. Inc DnfisI
Vas at Jamaica, L. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25


Charles S;urteyant Moore. head mater OF St. Pau's
ecbooj al Garden CRY resigned his place on AWH =
IL nj. l,tpr lie refers the trouble IN the school lat
Dec.ubc- The following is the reply OF the s'''et'S
Of the > hoois' Committee: .
"N a special meeting Of the : hools' Commute "''a
.r,1 20 al 40. 1O2 Hclneenst, Brooklyn IN" borrowing
go. ,don.ca: Rosolvcd That the resignation o. his One"
lac tho head master be accepted such resignation 70 ,oR'
effect July 10. 1888
.rhe coumittc. al.o subcrbes unanimously III" follow
no. I'm view o. tine resignation of his Office "'h ''
head master OF St Iau's has placed In their hands inc
scboo,s' Committee desire to cXIr"s tf sincere rcH''V
m fl. circumstances which have led Z, THIS result IhrS
dcse further place record Their recognition Oh MI
Noo,c, thorough scholarship aud sincere and s''"c's'
,,, ,o his work 10 his discharge OF hr duties oil "A
~ ,csoo.i; e and dlacult position, he has given most
o,.ci ni,ou.ly and unsp,rin.ly his fun Tin" ana MS
-. ability Having IN his mind high IDEAL OF "hlt
ooh q scboo should be- he has very earnestly stivch 10
,,,c that idea in the curriculum and discipline OF St
rau,. In accepting resignation the committee act
I,h ,crv blrh regard for Mr.. Moore personally and
M a profound sense OF their cverpeasant and harmonious
i,,,ons with him officially. And they tke this oppof
.,, n evprc,s their heartfelt wishes that In his
,,o c,,eer he NOV meet with the success which his
-.,t.,,,, cha,ac.or and oslncstness much merit
..Wlth tn assurance 10 Mr. moor" Of my own eN'ioeu
c, for MI, cha acter and 0, the pleasure should
h. in rendering any possible service 10 him or to MS
| y, u,-,o ,,,,aio,,
Tso schools Committee consists OF Bi-h'p LtteJohn
,,o rcv D, Samuel co., the Rev Dr. Charles H. h'i
n ROY eucnr.r \ Roche, Alexander H. Orr, John A.
Kiop ana William g. Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ADI9ONDiCk FOUNTAINS.
TIE: WINDSOR,
), HOUSE

0iatc, POO Hob ma cold water on every NODr
Electric bells. llth- olcn reI accs latest sanitary ~ :
ten Table I,-t.-,a-, food fishing and hunting II
roIson. Scnd for circulars. 1900 ~ - ,
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.tDVRONDACkS.
OK LAKE I}ASSAMEPIE,

IN tie c,.. OF NoltI Wo0t~. Il "A he'd ly ne
new \ a II. l.. liuo nom =. a.. Depot. y. !. Accom-
; oca-c. 900 -, -. mod rn n"rIct, m.mts. open
ill., Hunting ana ii>.dng unsurpassed. Three queen
,i. ,,tia.,s 20 otter iog Rental nd FOR iilnsliaei
CUILDWOI.D pAEK HOT 81,
Ilibunr Eulling. y. Y
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HOTEL ALGONQUIN.
7owEE sawA1AN LAKE. ADIEONDACKs

miles lron Vitae. cIons June Is, cuis.n" ana
sctic GOD ATTRACTIONS. superb lake an mountain sc"-
GOOD sanitation lri" slplv; tOnt nshlHe;
'1atn- o.ea-ua ctc. -'nd for lusirat u
pamphlet; telegraph and po-tolcr adde's; Algonquin
\. y iOtiN IIAEDINti P!orri' tor
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ADIRONDACK
r. %. u IT

CASCADE LAKE ilOIsE. ....,.
T.. ,Nato 2IIj Baa'inI HOWiins, Tennis, Ic'sii9H'
Si.,al season lat's. . ,'Il?ive circular .
g. ~ " ~EON. Cis~n1 willie y. y.
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Summer Resorts.
ADIEONDACKs.
STEVENS H0uSE,
LAKE PLACID, n. y.

illchc>: alton. located between Lake Placid and
Nfro Lake Fine tennis couit- ard ball ounl, Oeau'
i1 Gn'c walls ana boating; highest peak III ne noun
81 sanitary alrdnGrn tht. perfect
J. y. g. \. STEVENS PiUPrirois. Lake Placid. " Y
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FALL, RIVER LINE.
STONINGTON Line.

.Ost - IN: and all Eastern loiat.. INSIDE ROUTE
,,,,ul.r. ltiiOD.. ISLAND and MAINE lrayc Per
D y H. BLOCK above tanaI-,t, 1T 80 p NJ. daily,
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STEAMBOATS,
al BANY BOATS.

Scolsc.s DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave OF
Pic -. :. Il; foot tsnai-st. at T. NJ daily isunday
biiprt connections 10 POINT, North East Rn
No-t Sa;uriiy night steamer connects with Sunde
mArLlne irlIn..