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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
OR \\fiE

rc,ro Cmcntc. an Italian ahorer was almost
instantly Mcd In Orange yesterday H'o'n"s' ~
v,ey Of hundreds Of people who were waiting 10
t,so n train for New York. tmonte was waIhiHg Oh
Tia. wosb0und track Of IN" Delaware. L'ha MH""'
and Western Railroad between Lincoln and Essex
ago. III. attention wa, attracted to som" friends
on me ,ou,h s!de of the track ard he attempted 10
cro.. over 10 them. not Lou;iBs that the orange
t,xpro.s was coming down tae track at hGh rate
Of speed The unfortunate man was struck spiarely
urI thrown sky icct mo In" air. iaire on one
The rails with such fore" ~ 10 spit us hfad
completely open an Instant later 70 was aga,n
-,rmtl hv The train and BIZ BODY was hurled 70 one
,,dr He was breathing When pi N"d up ~ niea
,oon after being taken 10 tho Memorial iio,P'a.n
f.im.n lived In West Orange with his vic anu I'VE
children IIo was thirty years old. ana had peen
in the country only "A month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
THE REARRANGED DORE PICTURES.

The Dorc Gallery at Seventh-avc and Fifty
st. il BE- the best and most appropriately built
which the Dorc collection has ever been
exhibited. The width OF the main gallery Is 1jOxSD
feet and this gives the spectator uncommonly good
opportunity 10 appreciate the pictures from different points
Of view The lighting facilities cannot well be bcercd
either by net The arrangement OF the pictures
4, most artistic. care being taken In placing them u
harmonic and appropriately combine the whole. The
contributory effects are in harmony the floor,
being OF a dead hue so that no Objectionable shadow
may be cast upon the paintings The whole collection
is now exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
NE,WRRTNSWICK

A Coroncr's jury sat Yesterday In New -bruhS""h
10 consider the death on June 10 oi Peter ih'' WIN
was shot by his cmpoyc, Victor 6u"rcin on inc '"ri
ing of the dav previous The jury were ont one-haH
hour and returned with verdict that Thill had died
from bullet wound, iniiictel bv t'n"rin fu"rrh WHO
WAS ,hoi twice IN" leg during the scum" WIN nli'
wa, removed In 4 clrragr yesterday from "'l' i'"'
uifu 10 the MiddlcsrX County jail. ii" Was Ia''r
atraignrd before. Recorder lIarkens on charge oi
murder the previous charge of atroc"us as'HuH pc
mg vacated. Gurrcin did not know uiltil y'Huru"s
afternoon that hc had Killed TILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

DAYS and In the mean time TO station Magma" d.
the crossing. -, C.,n,v
Coroner schwartz yesterday, by order OF 'ouaS
PLY sician Elliott. imlarellcd jury nj lr souat
House in Newark to hold an inquest on me ouS
Mr., Gructt. The following persons Were hnniic,.
Iurors: Henry ID. Bchrens. Morris fi-her fhi:P =
kuhn Emil !. spiclman. john Coppcrsmlih: iran
Linck Frederick F. sClicner e. 4 Gender AFntopl,i
Nucont and \. Lowrnlhal. The jury ADJOURNED W
meet at p. m. Oh Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
ARRESTED FOR sTABBING AN ITALIAN.

rhe Brooklyn police arrested Giuseppe Feaso
and Veteragano Eldino late Sunday Night upon The
charge OF fatally stabblng Giuseppe Licardio an
Italian, al Bath Beach. The wounded man died
Yesterday morning at the Kings County Hospital.
rhe prisoners turned over to the New Utrecht
authorities yesterday afternoon by Police Justice
Tighe The thrc men were gambling with cards
and Quarrccd one Of the prisoners stabbed Licardio
with the blade of pair OF BARRIERS shears In the
REGION of the heart. The shears. with blade
covered with blood, were found under the lining of
reasio's coat 4 telephone message to the Brook
yn police led to the arrest OF the two men charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
HOME NEWS.
PERTINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

HprNswICK-C cunt (,on and Baron Lu,twiu, OF
Gorranv FIFTH AvENCE-Scnatcr Watson G. squire
~ WASHINGTON. BOFFNAN-Ia'irosd Commissioner sam
ucl A. Bcard,lcy Of Cuca. MURRAY Hill EN'"o''
erno, Morgan g. Bulkclev Of Connecticut eNConsfe>S
nm Ioh, r Cutting O. san Francisco, and Mcctca
Director Samuel Jackson, y. 5. Navy. WlNpSot-
Bsron Won Rhenbabcn OF Berlin and J. G. StuOos' vice.
preeiden, OF the Southern Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
ALEXANDER KIRCHNER Is DEAD.

Mrs Kate Speaker, who SHOT Alexander krchncr
OIL SATURDAY was arraigned in the Myrtle Avenue
Police Court yesterday, and held TO await the
result Of kirchners wounds. As the man died last
night at the Homeopathic Hospital, charges will he
brought against the woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

Frank Cardo. twenty five years old Of >ccaucns.
walked into the police station AT n. III. yesterday.
Blood Wis flowing from ugly stab wound In the
neck. Carcdo was weak from loss Of blood. and he
staggered rs II he would fall when he entered the
station. lie told the sergeant at the desk that he
and two friends had been assaulted by "a gang vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
rorr or NEw.YOKk-MONDAY. JUNE 90. 1893.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK- MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1893.
ARRIVED.
f1%a r Do AIN Ss a, Tn ,Se ' aT 9G at Is pisn
steamer Na,ha lBr Muir't Llr.pooi June ~
oul, ~, ~ wit" 1h., %i,, to GmdcSil Co.
Xr,,a at 'eS 3D. ~ st Ms liverpool June 10. with
ud. aud : passengers to II Maitland ker-cy Arrived
at I %% St r ca%gDs av'rppG H.: Jun" a, l.
h'i ,t "a IianaO ODD. MaNtt Hull june Boston
Z, ,S wit" H SH1e n. at the ' Bar at 'a
,ica 1c br r1S,pn "a Win @" and cabin passenger
to SmI ION spence Young. Arrived AZ inc OAR ''
Fms a Ec%fs'' cabin n aSn so 'a s".rd H.
~ to 6clrch, Go. Arrived at the Par at
in Gaii". to Tdwsd nncEcn Sons Arrived at the
Bar steamer "a clement Or L,.sn,ter cS;S ns per-
to @ p"rcy Maa"z,s June wa 20 Hav,@a
3 vii" a, n@ 1ns na4 a. % p13'G"FT'' ""'u Co.
steamer vas No K a, rho c Ro, w 40 r" 10
Hos SIa.n r%' Fl sud Higgins Scworeans. With mdsc
I" steamer =" Hudson Kcmblc Ncworcans g days with
mdsc and passengers to Il AlCn with rdso and
ra, r to Il l. walker. ,-.
steamer amer M ~ nlS Dominion Union s. Co.
WIZ: Steamer Buclcds Foster Baltimore" with mdsc to
steamer Lizzie Henderson Van Kirk Philadelphia.
with n mH'' Hook so 80 -wind II moderate breeze
cloudy.
CLEARED.
v,,ncr Cottage CITY Bennett. Portland-hoatlo Hall
SIMMER state az Texas. Rogers, Passport, Me- II
"' steamer Henry pumois (Ao nuase 'bara-H D"mO'
nj, No-,o,. al. m.
"'' Steamer rlhu Thomson Hansen R'chmond-oId Do
minon s. Go. ,,,,... 49,.
Gust Iicvc. 49, .,..,.,oc,r p,ou,.o al. .o,,.
-Oerch> 4 Co
"S""mcr Eorid. (Br) Young. Capctown. Port Eliza.
heth East London ctc-Morton Son
steamer Vale (Nor). Kars, GIbara Bonnet. Tur Co,
Ste,ner l;urlc lBr). Lindsay, LiNcrpool-H Maitland
Kcr.ey. ,, ,.. $780, r. M.
Turk Nuo,a Elcnora Madrc UtaD. ouarto. Fort de
narR Fi1aheth (Nor Johannesscn. Sundsvar. Sweden
Per ham 4 HoNcs'n.
irk inrcrrtorc Francesca 'iuscpp lst (Ausp soppa
Gene Swod n-Fhfwh. Edyc Z Co.
Mark Emma aud Robert U'cr) Schmidt, Skelefta ana
I,>.a SwedCn-Funch. Edyc Co.
steamers Chester OBJ, for Southampton city OF Sar
Aranio. Norfolk, Elihu Thompson. Richmond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

no,ch. while neaccably walking toward their homes
c,r,do sa,d he identified one Of the ASSISTANTS As
lanes Kelly. Of secaucu-. and declared that " WINS
KrIly who stabbed him in the mock Inc IN "r'' s
received hv C1r,dO wcr" dressed By Dr. ft".n' '.'u
,h. .ugerr- VA, de'arcd In the station 'h'ii re
".ord,.r oporrd court. wien he made formal com
,lai,, THO no,cc were directed 10 ares u" ea"H
Trrrdo IA. reputation for being IA peace'u ana
law abiding citizen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
RANGNNE

The Rev T. Michael Jones, Of Philadelphla' mas ac
contcd 4 call TO the pasiorate Of the First Baptis
Cburch Of Bayonne. since the resignation OF th
Rev harlc, \. Mott. many months ago. th' ch"rCI
Ina, tried many candidates for til" plstorate. VI
sunday the Rev. Mr.. Jones will begin his pastorate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
NEWARK

The works Of the Domestic Sewing Machine Tom
pany started In operation yesterday. all the haho
l.iug IN, on full time. RI" employees Will DC pan
regularly al the md OF each week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
PROPERTY OWNERS TO GET $4,000 DANA"ho'

Tho commission composed Of Alexander Cameron.
uowors I Forkcr and George =. Herman appointed
to estimate the amount Of damages suffered ny 'ue
owners OF adjacent property bv the eIecuoh oil 'n'
Hosptl for Contagou, Diseases nj fehhi"'or'"s''
and New Yorkave.. Fatbush has competed us WORN.
Damages amounting to S61Ooo nave nee" ""''u'"
IN 325 persona The expenses OF the c"mh'is>io"
amounted TO $500 An injunction was secured TO
prevent the use Of the building by the CITY after
WAS completed. and the appointment OF the coh'm'
sion was made SOL the injunction beng houiT 1,
40 that the building could be USED Inc rPor' Will
I'D fn-da
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

The Indian Hsrbor Yacht Club will sail special
,ace for cabin cat boats under feet load
Monday, July 8 All YACHT will be entered In
ca,, but a special prize will be awarded by the club
10 the yacht under % feet load waerlinc making the
best the OF any Of that measurement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

.c,r,ty,l of nowcr,'' will hc held on the Mount
Eisco IIou.c ground, tomorrow. under H." an pr"s
Of the Epworl, League. The proceeds VIII :" |" 'h'
League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
EnEElcS PORTS

Queenstown. June 26.--ArriNcd 5 80 a. m, sts"'''
Arizona OBJ. Hlook,, Ncw-NorA Tor Liverpool. "a
steamer lrconic m uafnd,n from New iorh June "
arrived Queenstown. June % lam.
Giccan lIIr), l." Hailas, from NeWhorh june
Is arrived at Glasgow june 70 ,, -.
steamer troma (BD Lord. sailed from Shields !"
New FORK June %.
steamer iiindoo (Br,. Douglas from Ncw.York June o.
arrived at Hull June ~. -, ,,,s II
steamer I.epanto (iirl Wise from Ncw.York June -
for Antwcrp passed PTawlc Point June 90. ..c.n
steamer Ilrkla DAM Thomson. from topehnnss'-
June 20 for York passed Lewis Island June Vor
steamer bohemia (,.'rl. Schroeder, from Ne"''''"
arrived at Gothrnluie. Jun" 20. .o,x Work
steamer sorrento (Grr. Jergensen. from Ne"'''
June TO- arrived 1t Hamburg June % -, yorr s,id
Steamer Kugla U'erl. Lelthau'er Tor Ne"'i""
fom Hamburg June p. -, Now York
steamer La Ilandrc Dutch, schnick, from Ne"'''-
Junc : arrl,c I'd at Antwerp June p. 49,. york Mar
steamer Worcester ORD. Morire. from Ne"'''
90 arrived at Cape Town June "a
steamer Oripen (5r. Harrison from Ne"''
TO- arrived Para June "a. . Had from Sic
Steamer Hd,clius iBelg Stdpeton, sa"s~ "
Lucia for New.York June "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

suo,isc al sun set, IS Moon 80 Mool's age ID
Mon WATER TO-DAY.
~ andy Nook q ~ tov Island 10 Hell Gate o;O5
PM.-sandy Hook u - GOV Island oo iieH "dOc U vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

No visit TO the Worlds Fair complete without u
trip the Exposition Flyer,-New York Centrals
wonderful 20 hour train. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

HEER TD RE SDLU IT ELLIS ISLAND

The immigrants who want beer viii no longer have
10 drirk ginger ale and pop The Treasury Depart
mcnt has decided tint beer again b. sold TO
Immigrants. The sale of malt liquors di,con-
tintrd about three year ago when the immigration
d.uai ment wa, ~ Castle Garden The Treasury
Department has instructed IN. sou. or Ia draw mp
rrgulat the sale of beer. The beverage Will
l' sold only In limited quantities. and Tin" employees
on Ellis Island viii not De- permitted Ia purchase
II except under critlin condition, To br laid down
bv Dr. >rnn"r. The medical authorities Ellis
Island In favor Of the of beer instead Of the
drinks sold there they say that il would In
many ease, be- beneficial. the Immigrants oitr.
require "A stimul.nt after 4 voyage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
HENRY \. DANIELS. NJ. D.

E. & W. "OCTA' SHATTEMuC T.. x W.
Either style II you wear low collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
NJ L. TOWNS NOT TO CONDUCT HE SUI

After the railroad acct lent at Parhvillr H. L. i"H'
week VI. l.. Towns. well KNOWN iaNN'r' 49,
clerk to keelcy Creek secure the signature ~ INV
mother Of Andrew j. bartholomew. one OF the victims
M tho accident To A paper engaging Mr.. Towns 10
net I'm the matter Of brin sing suit for damage "
agreeing that he should receive 30 per cent :" "'
amount recovered OF received in settlement 1t up
pears that Mrs. Bartholomew was alone AT 'l' NM
rs her other son and daughter had gone 10 S'' ' '
brother In Brooklyn. She says that She was 'oiu
that IL was her sons wish that she sign the p"P'
She had been greatly excited at the time. i'Str'
day her representative served on the hfm 10 "'"''
Mr. Towns belongs. and also upon me LonS isr,u ~
Railroad Company. cancellation anu iVN'' "
the authority delegated Ia Towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
4 BOGTS BO1RD or HEILIU INNPEt TOH.
HIS ,ITLMPr 10 >WINpI.E PROPERTY OWNER
II IRVING PLACE-N DESCRIPTION
OF THE >WINDIEE.

y
II IRVING PI,CE-A DESCRIPTION
OF the >WINDLTE
President " il-on. Of tho Health Board. yesterday
asked tie police to search for >wirdlcr who has
i.en falsely representing him-clf be- an inspector
Of the Health Department. Ia" swindl"r Is short
and slender man. with dark gray hair and heavy
blond mn,inclr. H.. J. Wen dressed and talk, ik"
a man of good education. on Friday Of last week
hc vent To- Mr.. H. Meyer. 81 No. - Irving Place"
and .k.d her II she owned the tenement house, No.
..6 and - East seventy sxth.~t. she said ,h"
did. fIr aid lIr va, medical officer OF I'll" licaHh
Department and that mn order had been made To 90
nicnt the cellars Of her hou,", The plumbing of tn"
hoi,., VIE defective also. Lc said and IA" repair
,youId cost about 500 lie minated that -h" could
arraus, with him 80 avoid doing he work. aud when
l,. iudulr.d what he h" offered to have ia"
order set aside for go. Mr.. Meyer said hr would
have TO walt uutil her husband came home In the
evening before She could pay the money To him.
That viii be satisfactory" said the bogu, inSp"c-
tor lie wrote ont and gnv" ia Mrs. Meyer the fol
lowing receipt the MONEY which Il" had failed to
receive:
Now York. June a. 1898
I,.ccl,ci fron *. Meyer dollars
In uil Ter requiem Health Department.
\. g. MAETIN. NJ Scal Inspector
The ,windlcr went to the house again in the
evening expecting To- get the money but DR.. +. lierl.
who lived In the hon, ana had been consulted hy
Mrs Meyer told him to 90 about hi, business. SAM
iary superintendent Robert, beard OF the YES
i.rday morning. and veNcd that the swndlrr
had been allowed 10 escape. The polio" will try To
arrest The rogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
Announcements

Brummcll Caramcs. Rich Mellow and Dclici-
Gus. Name on each wrapper. sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

Croqnct Is really coming into fashion again. and We
NAV hear waited upon the summer breeze those
we'll rcmcmbp red ordinations Of NOu great mean
thng' " never saw such u cheat :" aud III never
never speak To YOU again as long ~ ] live"
that formerly lent pquancy Ia the game aud preserved
II from any suspicion Of being mildly mrnotonous and
Just too stupid for anything llio>ton Transcript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
TpOrRLF IN A LUTHERAN CHCRC H.

For some time there has been considerable" as
satisfaction among the old members OF ST. PaulS Evan
pecaI Lutheran Church. In south Flithst, near i'"u
ney because the pastor the Rev. H. Is SuouiNh'
insisted on preaching his evening sermon III hhe"SN
The pastor followed this course at the suggestion "i
the young people Of the church. His morning us
courses were always in German. and The "ld'r mem
hers OF the church believed that the evening services
,honld be conducted in the same language. ~ inc
services en- sunday morning the pastor created com
motion by announcing that he was about 10 sever
his connection with the church. lie had ulcu 10
do his dntv during the ten years of his paNtoa' lie
said but he knew that in some things he had iaheo
William Kohlmeier, one OF the trustees OF inc
church when seen yesterday said that he housh'
me action OF the clergyman haS,y, and hopeo 'ha'
some satisfactory arrangement might be reached AT
the next meeting of the trustees.
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church was or
Canized forty years and is the recognized leader
I'm German churchwOrk In the Eastern District NJ
Dr strodash's home last evening II was said that u.
WAS In PHILADELPHIA Mrs Strodash said that her hspan
mad been appointed Lutheran superintendent OF NM
sons In Philadelphia. Mrs. Strodash admitted 'la'
there had been considerable trouble In the cohercsa
tion but declared that the pastors course was que
10 his advancement. The trouble In the church was
only y secondary consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
ACCIDENTS no PITONII YACHTS
THE CLUES ANNUAL REGATTA SAILED IL
A STIFF BELEZE.

The Pavona Yacht Club sailed it, tweniyfonrth
annual regatta yesterday In etif breeze. Inc course
for the larger boats from the saltng line on I'd
lows Island around the Southwest spit buoy. Tho
int mediate boats around the Swafh Chamnei bno!
and the little around Fort LAFAYETTE" The wind
was north al the ,1tt but hauled 10 southeast
before the race Their "cfc number Of
accident, IN the cou~ OF the The Yacht Avalon
carried away peak hsllilids, the Phantom carfIci
away her jib the Juenita had her mat taken 81;
aud brought home by tug.
The winners W. II. Il wcs Mcnon, w. y.
Rridy's Evadnc W. Davis frciyla smith " Chester =
Christine. L. NJ. Kayscr's Helen, John Mc' art b.
John A. Cameron +. j.. Townscnd- Truant, T. NJ
Eandal's Water witch and G. u. Mc'"han's fn-N.
The rough in the Lower Bay, and 10" yachts
had a rather exciting time Of 1t. The time Of ~
race follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27


EscaeL of the Nervous System Gcnito rinary Organs
Impotency aud stcrility. Hours. 10 l. TO y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
HE SWUNG TO HIS DEATH ON SAUSAGE STRINGS

T. " N
Frank Zangle a butcher, doing business at NO. III
Uopknsst. Williamsburg. yesterday afternoon sent
his fourteen-y earod Robert to the cellar Tor
nail o. water As Robert had failed TO return an
bonr later Mr.. Zangle went In search OF him. "hen
he entered cellar he found the boy hanging from
a strong piece 81 Irvine, which was fastened to the
ccllnc. The father at once cut the boy down and
carried him upstairs to his apartments. n physician
was called in. hut upon examination 1t was found
that life was extinct. The hoy, 1t Is believed hanged
himself accidentally. The twine by which he was
suspended was used TO string bologna sausaees. IL
had been the custom of the bow to use the pieces OF
twinc a swing. Loops were tied In the pieces ana
The boy would place his head In one loop and his
feet IN another and then swing back and forth.
few feet away stood workbench. and II Is sup
posed that In swinging young Zanglcs head So. *
the bench. Becoming unconscious, he was strangied
In deatl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

The paincst face becomes pleasing when gracei
with beautiful ha. and PaIkers Hair Dllsam greatly
eAcels III producing II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
Browns Camph0ratcd Saponaceous Dcntifri


the powder IN the world for preserving the
teeth Refreshing and delicious" % cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE WAY FRANCHISES WEKE NhA>'HD

Az INQUIRY BEGUN BY THE GRAND JURY
WITNESSES EXAMINED.
The Grand Jury began inquiry IN reearu ~ Wv
msIner In which the Aldermen granted ra'ro"" "
,b,s.s Yesterday Among the witnesses eXanhheu
we're f. VI. GrOut. secretary OF the Union Su'o' "
wav Company. which failed TO get inc H"i'"
sought and A. !. Iieaney. Aldcrman'at Larse WIN
voted against the resolutions adopted Dy 'he 'o''
thirteen OF the Board. granting franchises 10 'i'
Brooklyn CITY, Nassau Electric ana klhss 'o""',
Electric companies. W. J. Gaynor WAS summon"
10 appear but was excused he had To argue
motion in court.
In the afternoon the Grand JURY objected 70 Inc pres
ence of Assistant District Attorney Callahan ana inc o"
cal stenographer while prosecuting their WORK. anu '
Callahan took them before Judge Moore WHO r'ao 'e
law to the jury lie told them that the Representa-
tive NJ thr District. Attorneys Office and the omen"
stenographer we're sworn officer, and had rlsh' ~
he in the room OF the Grand Jury lie also sald III
response TO inquire, that the members OF INC Idpi
body had no right 10 seek outside lesa! advice" Inc
Grand Jurvmen could not each have private cVuhset
for their public duties hut must lahc the ""''' Va
ihr District Attorncv or his assistants
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-26

TIFFIN, o., June 26.-The Methodist
Protestant Endeavor society voted down
resolutions to boycott the Worlds fair be-
cause it is open on Sunday and declaring
it unworthy the support of loyal Ameri
can citizens. That part of the resolutions
censuring the action of the managers in
opening the fair on Sunday was adopted.
The resolutions also favor national, state
and local prohibition and outline work
for Endeavor societies to create and main
tain interest. The society has adjourned
to meet in 1894 at place designated by the
executive committee.