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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
ASKING FOR 4 PERMANENT INJUNCTION.

ASKING FOR 4 PERMANENT INJUNCTION.
There was a hearing before Judge Clement In tne
CITY Court yesterday thc motion OF the re.er
Cooper Glue Company to make permanent Inc III
junction restraining the city from interfering VII"
lis business on Newtown Creek The company was
represented by John j.. Parsons. eH-secre'ary laoS
ex-Clty Judge Reynolds and ex-County Judge iro''
The entire Corporation Counscfs Office app'are" Jul
the city. Mr. Parsons argued that the inJnhc"o" was
a serious matter for the glue factory. the Iac'ofy
sued the city last fall and secured Judgment III s
favor which allowed ii to continue business" INV"
the city began criminal proceedings under ale '''''us
act but the factory had complied WIN tha' "o'
The action OF the city In closing the lac'ors WIS III
violation OF the Judgment of the court. 10 make
case the putting Of lime In fresh amman ni'"er WAY
ordered TO be stopped. and then complaints were
made OF the odors. The company hah removed us
bone boiling and farcndcrng business.
Judge Clement asked why the case could not DE
tried At once and Assistant Corporation Counsel
Gilbert said II would take him twenty-five days 10
nrcnare for trial Counsel for the factory said IL
rwonld only take their side five days. Decision was
reserved The Grand Jury will probably indict the
factory a nuisance on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
UILLI1U s. BACOT DISMISSED

4 NEW COUNTY ENGINEER APPOINTED Ei TIE
RICHMOND COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
The Richmond County Board OF supervisors met
,t thc Edgcwatcr village hall yesterday afternoon
and dismissed William :. BacOt, the county engineer
appontinc Henry =. Morrison, Of Ncwlork. 10 take
his place. When the rumor spread that Bacot would
bc dismissed hi, political friends were much sur
priScd and attended the meeting OF the SUPERVISORS
10 make efforts 10 have him retained delegation
Of taNpayers representing I'll, nscvcs a. cillI'hS
committee presented petition favoring Mr. Bhcoi
which they wanted the Board Of supervisors to con
slider. but their request was dcnicl.
Tho reasons given fDr the dismissal Engineer
Bacot are alleged incompctency and cNiravagance
When he Wa appointed. three Yeas ago. II was
understood that he 10 receive 5000 Il year.
thi, amount To include his salary. clerk hire"
etc Instead however IacOt- Office EXPENSES am0uilei
10 from - 10 $1,000 month. Ii /, also alleged
thai on the contracts awarded fr hui dinG roads
amounting to S243OO0. there have been extra charge,
In excess 70 the amount Of rlioD. u" hoiIn
adopted a resolution that thorough inv~ lsatl"h ~
maze OF financial and other matters pertaining 10 thc
county roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

...,... ,.rinri,ia tBr. Hammond. Newcastle and Dun
dec %p,Oi Fulton tNor Jacobsen ulbar-Boae Tur
90, rtoer.y ,Brj. sawyer Baitimore-J IL VIII
st ;,,,1,,I. c1 =. ;i2,s s' ( 60.
S, i,''r Wa AMI el2 B'nee Antwerp-ins
N",gs,on H"I II Meier Crr Moler Bremen via South
ampSnmDeuS en- Dr. Clark Gulf of Men to repair
cab .-Func" Ea.t ,,dt GER Schuckmann Baltimore
oegn' : Co. uagemcycr ger. san.leit. Bremcn-Thco
E"Ssi i S;raee Iawar lBr, s"weI' YokOhama-r hos'"
SSi' Mgr@y San nde hss Co.
H i;,y Hcp.nne Nor sOrcnsen copenhagcn-Funch
Ed} .,rS Mcrns .r ,,iImOFe' Deas'a Bay and Port
Elinbcth-Ar%oI Doug. ,,,rn
steamer. Lain @ no" , nrG%Gn vi" Son sT :
Ne T. l .o St Eno no L,clpoo Essen G'r. nat
H' SS% r liza a'2 Vest Po"i "a
MISC EILANEOrS.
o,.e, Charlie, Marie, (Fr. will to their de-ti-
nation ard large c o. 'r S2mST l''' @h@h
va owrd into cadh April 80 win her prooCr Er1 yer
No,@Hbr or Hoo put into Mjc Arg ,lrIo e,c
trs. She rr9rci hatE ,n'Cun' ran On hcr Team
OF, d and rename, in that position for twcnytwo hours.
The r"rs ,, Gt a. AVN anu 'fo"t and ooins cabin
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Lonca for As" ,nI M' Anderson Said from
ro| sc ,.r F,ncS in jenkins, NcwYork Nav
l. a,nou Mor.y Is ,oucho New York April ::
va Acwiort Sew, and n'liIax' arrived at Belfast "''
~ scame, Mopo%%Gy "a jenkins from Ne~fo'N' ar
'''' s%cr iI,y' On Junrst from NcwyOrk. arrived
at southampton May 10 , xo,y. York
Ma, 'G e Tor a"urs tGc Ii1ar NIX r. Nav
steamer ~ VIA c'cr. Iauer. rom Ne"'fof" May .
for ilamburg passed The Lizard I1N -. ...u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tho BOARD of Estimate will hold q meeting TO-
morrow to consider appropriations for the parks dur
ing the coming year.
More complaints Of the insufficient amount OF wafer
on the top floors OF buildings In the higher por"ohs
OF the city are made. The trouble VIII not oe
renedied until the new water tower is completed
An Injunction was granted In the Supreme Court
Yesterday restraining the Highway Commissioners OF
Nevtown L. L. from interfering with the laying OF
surface railroad tracks by the Long Island City ana
Newtown Rairoad Company. of which ex-Aayo
Gleason is president.
A dinner In compliment TO Postmaster SuIii|ah
vii, he given by the Friendly OF ST. Patrick, OF
which he ia president at the Hotel ST. George this
evening.
Charles Dietrich. who shot himself In the head at
M 1875 Atlantic-ave. on Saturday, died from the
wound yesterday.
The liabilities of John Wood. the furniture dealer
who lately failed amount to S33,9'99 anu 'ne
mammal assets to $50 sos 55 the actual assets are
S7.112 90.
Thomas Clement, retired urn'ure'uealer' VINO
had been sick and respondent for some ume' COM
mitted suicide on Monday evening AT MS nome NJ.
sos Van Buren-st. lie fired three shots at niinseil
and one bullet lodged in the BRAIN MI. 'lemeh'
was sixty-seven years old, and left wife ana son
twenty seven years old
An organ recital will be given in connection with
tho openng OF the new organ In the Central PreSDy-
TARTAN Church. Tompkins and Wiloughby aves this
evening The recital will be conducted by PROFESSOR
Henry Eyre Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
To PROCEED WITH THE "BOODLE' TRIALS.

District Attorney Rdgway has decided mat instead
Of moving for new trial In the case Oh ran C'e'"
picott he will try Alderman william McKee, chs'r-
,n,u of the Columbus Committee of the Board OF
Aldermen under whose direction the @ooooo was
expendcd for the celebration. His assistant 'ohl
r Clarke went before Judge Moore, in tie court OF
Sessions Yesterday and said that the Dstrlct-A''of-
nev would like TO proceed with tn" trials OF 'he per
sons indicted in connection with 'he ''l"h'o"s ''''
-, oxnepditures and wished as early dav as
,ossihe fixed for the trials. Judge Moore said that
he would try another on Monday. MAY ~
Mr. Clarke then said that the trial OF Alderman NC
Kee would be SET down for that day. An extra
pancl of twenty-five jurors will be drawn lot .ne
rial Mr. Rdcway said yesterday that he pro
posed TO try al the Columbus indictments NO one
would be dismissed left untried. II the luries
disagreed the cases would be tried again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
HE CHARGES JOHN MWANIS WITH IHEf

4 DRYGOODS CLERK SAYS THAT THE KID
STOLE HIS WATCH.
John McMlnuS. alias d" The Kid" brother 81 James
McManuS, Il member Of Iammany Hail. who keeps II
liquor store in Grand-st was held In $500 bail hN
Justice Martin I'm The TombS Police Court Yesterday,
1r examination on a charge of larceny, preferred 10y
Clarence T. Hoad,y dry goods clerk OF NO 40 East
Cnchundred and Necnth-S Mr.. IIoadlcy visited tn"
races on Monday At Thirty fourth-st. ferry II" says
he hired "A hackman 10 drive him uptown. lie was
taken 10 McNlanusS liquor store. he declares, ana
there ordered n drink Of whskey. While waiting fpr
the liquor, according his story. he fell asleep and
was awakened by feeling a hand I'm his pocac. lie
jumped and gfapplcd with the only man IN the room
who proved to bc the proprietor. McManu~. lie
MISSED his watch and called IN Policeman Tate, VIII"
arr estcd McManus.
\ brother of Timothy ID. sullivan. Who keeps a
liquor store in C"mtrc--t., qualified n, McMahuo
bond snon and The Kid released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
NEWS FROM NE W-JERSEY
NEWARK.

The nineteenth annual convention OF the EpiSco-
pal Diocese OF Newark was held In Trinity 'hnrch
yesterday, Bishop Starkey presiding. In his annual
address I'm which he paid warm tributes to the late
Bishops Brooks Of Massachusetts,. and Kip, OF
California the condition OF the diocese was shown
to be prosperous. The Rev. Dr. f. b. Bogss WHO "
had served as secretary for sixteen years dcilh,u
reelection on account of fcclcncss and the Rev D.
Appleton was elected secretary. The tr,,,e's VI
the fnnd for aged and infrm clergy reported that The
fund now amounts to $50 80 A..
The work OF constructing the first section OF ,hc
electrical subway begun AT Broad ana DNls!o,
sis Yesterday. Tie subway will be- OF creoSo'eh
wood two feet six inches wide, large enough 10
hold all the wires that may be used In Newark Ioi
many years.
Mayor Haynes and the Commissioners OF The Board
Of Works yesterday visited the 1eqonnock Valley 10
tnsncct The watershed and ascertain for themselves
whether any nuisances exist to affect the Newark
water supply.
The New-Jersey society. Sons OF the Revou'ioh'
hled articles OF Incorporation yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brooklyn Jockey Club races, firave.end, ? 80 D. m.
Park and Aqueduct Comnis sioners' meetings.
Board OF Educatioil, p. III.
John Malone's lecture Lyceum Theatre. p. M
Annual Convention Of Brooklyn Christian Endeavor
Union Church OF the Pilgrims 80 D. IN.
Diocesan Convention Of Protestant Episcopal Church
Garden City l.. i.
Students OF ST. Francis Xavier Latin disputat!on, Hotel
de Logcrot p. m.
Norway celebration, Suffers Harlem Park p. In.
Working Girls Choral Union concert, Cooper Cnon
8 p.
Reformed Presbyterian Church Synod, First Church
Senate Committee Oh immigration visit N Ellis Island.
Harlem Democ alto Club, No. II East Twelith'st,
p. IN.
Academy OF Political Science, Hamilton Hall. D. M
Orphan Asylum Society annual meeting. Brooklyn to
ID In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

Barges leave the Onc-hundred and-thirty
house nj IL Il.
ON the White star steamer Runic, when "''i''"
here yesterday. there were nine rei"u'cr' NV 10
and a number OF scich>, which VIII lorm P''' " Wv
Lapland exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
The Red Star steamer Ncdefiahd went "si'"'' ~
20 . m Yesterday on Romcr Shoals. she was
aooted at :, a., D. m and went on her voyage WIN
out any damage. She was bound for Antwerp
An inouest was held Yesterday on the body of Mrs.
Mary rolkenback Of No. 305 Fast Twcliih-s'.. VINO
died on sunday from alleged malpractice N'rnic'
WAS given generating Mrs Helena HOPPE Il ma
Wife Of 40. go SccondaNc.
Judge Gcgcrch Eat until after o O'Clock last night
70 close the action Of Charles i. Myers To remove
CITY Marshal John salmon, which mas p''h OH 'r'"i
for several DAYS in the Court OF Common fl'aS'
Judcr Gcgcrich dismissed the ease. saying 'hat Inc
charge of extortion and 81 misconduct had not been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
NETWORK CITY.

The Tribune yesterday received 80 from "a. b."
for charity.
The Railroad Committee OF the Board Of Aldermen
at It's meeting last week reported against the appca
ton OF the Third Avenue Railroad Company to extend
It's lines from One-hundred and twenty fifth ST..
through Ncholasave. and Kingsbrdge Road to the
city line. The report was taken up yesterday and
approved by the Board.
DR.. Chauncey B. Ripley John d. Lindsay and Judge
Isaacs are examine class OF ten OF the most pro
Hcent In the graduating class OF the University Law
school for a prize to be awarded at the commence
ment. The examination will be held at the univcr
sity building on May "A.
The fleet Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club will be en-
riched tomorrow by the launching OF Commodore Sn
toms schooner yacht Loyal The yacht will be
put into from Poillon's shipyard. at Court
st. Brooklyn, at 10 a. M
Winston Brothers, a firm OF Consolidated Exchange
brokers, yesterday announced that they were unable
to meet their obligations. The failure Is u small
one and had effect upon the Exchange. The re-
cent slump In Reading was the cause OF the failure.
The s,eeragc passengers OF the Alesia, the steamer
on which several OF smallpox were found were
nearly all transferred TO Hoffman Island yesterday
for inspection.
The complaint OF G. II. Beldcn, who accused A. j.
We'll Of Offering to sell Rock Island stock the floor
OF the Stock Exchange at lower figures than Beden
was bidding the same stock few feet away, was
dismissed yesterday by the committee OF the EN-
change.
The Nassau Boat Club, whose home Is AT Oak
hurst House. the north bank Of the Harlem River
lust above Morris Heights Station, will have lis open
Ing day May 81. The customary welcome VIII
be Oven. and each member may invite two friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
nprvrpS Or TROTTIyG HORSES COMPLAIN.

At meeting Of the Police commissioners yesterday
n letter from Charles A. Wills business manager vi
tho Road Horse Association, TO Mayor Gilroy, COM
,,a,n,nr strongly Of the rule which forblds men 10
drive troting horses faster than five miles an hour
NJ any point below Onehundred and-ffieth-s'.' was
read Some policemen. of this rule which had al
mosu become a dead letter as far as butchers mack
drivers etc. are concerned-cnforce IL with rigorous
severity against the drivers OF roai horSeo' -""S'
Gilroy referring the matter 70 Inc 'o'c o''"' GA
nr.sscd the opinion that the enforcement OF the law
,ne,c,.d an unnecessary hardship on the drivers
Tnn hoard will confer with superintendent Byrnes on
ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
LILLE OrILNT CLrB'S "JANBOREE.

The Quaint Club gave rs last monthly ." iamborre
last evening the Hotel savoy. Fftlavc and Ffiy-
nnth->t John \. Cockrrill. vice president Of TIE
club presided Ex-Governor Waller. Of Connecticut,
Vas the speaker 81 the evening. lie told oi IN"
Past and Future Of the Quaint Club I-'rr'
were present ". J. Arkcll, {. ~ Eanatoni, ii. &.
Rive H. L. Iieiicr Of the Glover Club. james ENcr-
son ir f. b. IIibiard r. g.. Lemon. J. ". Nas".
r. W. Parsons T.. j. Richards. W. :. E1dic. d. J.. J..
seaman Major J. H. Trcmper. y. W. Nhiic mi. W.
H. Woivcri1n Alfred Rindsk0g. John Hunter. jr.
and Dr. Cnarlcs !. Perry. Incr" were also lr'-'nt.
~ guests. T.. g. Loun-bury. ,'ph = stout y =.
aprani lIrnIy VI. Hunt o.. II. Hunter. y. !. -ci
man Charlie, I,ray. Joseph Book ana J. \. -imupn-.
The next iambOrec' WIFI be oven In November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK -TuESD.y. MAY 10. 1898


PORT OF NEW YORK -TrES0.y. MAY 10. 1898.
ARRIVED
Steamer Runc Ir. I.nd-lay Liverpool May : WITH
mdsc aud Jas,enrcr to II Midland kcr-c,. Arrived
Srean ns anrhdria rBr Campbell Glasgow via Mo,I,
May g. wt6 nd'c is5 cabin and ~ siccr's" l,.,.a.
gers TO IIcder-on Br,-. Arrived at the Bar 80
Sseam;r neIirca@t ca,r pIncEay. Dsare Apra %
the Bar .; 80 ~.
Nav S'er Win D md"c T. }sDn onS ,oi .r," for sew.
York, and cabin ara 90 .tc's. ga,ngc: Tor ait.
steamer nia'n Dutch, Dc vrles Amsterdam Ma, ..
Edye Co. Ar1ycd , a. eS ~ v at 30 ,
g. ngenG 70 rn MIN TS drc 10 60 a' r, @ at tn Gar
l,,ic.ia@a ,nslg N!ct: A"'w,rp No,
ternauonal Navigation CO. Arrived IL the Bar At o5
steamer Arrcuna Or. sihckand. Trinidad Ma, t AID
Grenada 4 WIN mas' ana passenger to 'ofs" 'h'.
''i sreame 1''' saginaw ;ocEScl Aim April - s,n,o
Psa nf M' cP E' cape acn T@rR a"G '
steamer Xisae dr. licIaer, Jaeosi May Au2 Owes
passenger /, PIN, Forwood 60. Arrived at the Bar
s'%eT Ncc1.o Ga; lane Me s py st Apn:
BAY ana POI" IT g'' Kerr g oe Arrived Sa at h "@ a.
steamer city q wa,hlnqton, Curti.. Mat,n1a- May
10 and Havana T.. Win md-e ani PASSENGERS Jamc.
Wsrd CO. Ar,.ed At i, tnr Bar q 80 r.
fruit TO l,oncl Tqr Co. Arrived Il tae Bar At - m
Trinidad. May :. win, SUGAR t. order. Arr!,cI The
Ear at 30 a 18th.
steamer Hudson Kcmle, New Orleans with md.c anil
sr.amrr %scd5c" Smith savannah with mcc and
~ 10 T. l. walker.
STEAMER Raleigh Dohoy G d,y- with lumber
TO south iIi"OKlyn saw NH 20.
steamer CTo,i IIan.cn q 'o-cctpvn. G. and VII.
Stramer Io,loNe IIuphcrs Newport News ani Norfolk
with md.c and passengers 10 OH Dominion Steamship &,
shin :, Ovid. Lyons. + ano-ro iys DAYS vim
mds. /, John l,o-rrfrld'S Sons: vessel Flint
ship NawOrth castle f;'ri. Smith PsacHa IOi DAYS
with nitrate Of soda to Grown Recchcr: " eel Ia
Bmk TcIoaa Mop Andrason. Wellington Y T. TO-
DAYS. with kauri gum and n'N 10 II Peabody; V',,
I,onbam 4 Bovcsfn
Iark Elizabeth (yop J'harnc'en IIamburc - d,ys
BARK cuba 0;'rl Loo. Hamburg 81 d,vs with -rl.e
% order: vessel b. Geo T. VAR Imam.
bark IO,-.s Quart" fpott Santos 80 DAYS with coffee
10 w " C,--s'nsr 6 Bro vessel TO g Am.inrk & 70
s,ndv Hook 30 m-Win1. Sw moderate hrrcyr I:
clea"; fogcy or shore. .u,
Steamer Guyandofin Walker. Norfolk and Newn,r,
Ncws-Dld Dominion Steamship Company '
Steamer Algonquin. Plat Char'c-on AMI Jacksonville
steamer MSje.tIc CBr. rar-ell. Lherrool-m M,i,,n,
Rercy VIA
steamer Herman Winter Nlekcr>on. Bo.ton-u =
Dimock.
steamer Venezuela. IIorkins. Puerto CabIIo and
Curacoa-foulton Bliss : Dalctt.
Steamer Maracaiho. Relth. Maacaibo. Via Ciracoa-
Eouton. Bliss & Dalctt. -
steamer Wakefield tBr. shcdrake Bnltimorc-Phclns
Bros Co.
Steamer Diamant (Ger), Bullmer. Dover for oriers-
Gust Heyc.
Steamer Kansas CITY, Fisher. sa,annah-R l. Walker
STEAMER Martha (ier. SchupD. Batnorc-Funch. Edys
Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
PIE FORXER AMERICAN MINISTER TO TURKEY.

.LIndepcndance Beige" OF Brussels. one OF the
most important international organs In Europe while
stating recently that the investigating mission To
Armenia of Mr.. Newbery, First secretary Of the
American Legation al ConstannOpe, had been well
conducted, added IN special paragraph OF Its
S,amboul correspondence:
The Porte will regret the approaching replacing
Of Mr. Thompson. the Minister OF he United States OF
America, a OF very concliiatOry spirit, by
another American diplomatist. Mr.. Thompson does
not want TO remain nj COnstantinople, and he has
already asked II is said, To be transferred some
where else or to be relieved from his Office. In fact
the Ministers OF America here have no other diplo
matte cares but those which are given them by the
American missions. which number now 10000 pupils.
BOYS and girls In Minor Asia. These excessive cares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
THREE BOY BIZ RGLARS IN Court.

Eoundsllan Smith and Patrolman d. Dc ''n''
.. tho ElIzabeth-s squad, entered the Tombs romeo
Court Yesterday afternoon With t1o OF !o""s
hurrlsrs They Michael Augustine iour'een
vears old OF No 2lo Hester-s.; Michael fosquihce'
eleven years old. Of the same address, ana 'a'he'
Rapollo eleven years old, OF No. I'll Mnoerry-s''
The boys entered an empty house at No. 11o Baxter
a., and stole IA small piece of zinc. They SOLO IL ior
3 cents to Michael ONonnor, at No. - baA"r-s''
n,s,ice Martin turned the boys over TO Mr.. Gerry's
society ana held the !unkman for trial Tor receiving
al DrOp2rtN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
TO ABOLISH "HAZING" AT COLUMBIA.

At a meeting OF the present freshman oaS' Vi
Columbia College, called 10 consider means anu ""s
=. c,viup the incoming freshman class OF o. the
question Of "hazing- was debated with much heat
II WAS finally decided that the class OF W sho"d
take the initiative In abolshng the custom vi
haying7 and in institutins better feeling between
the two lower classes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Fx Congressman w. f.. Smonds Of Con-
necticut BREVOORT-J. c. Bancroft Davis, OF wash
inpton D. c. EVERETT-Daniel Magone OF Ordens
burc " v FIFTH VENrE.-Enilio DE- Mnruag1.
Stanish Minister at Washington. GILSEf-Ae\and'r
Graham Bell OF Washington ID. c. HofFNAN-Con-
msnder Charles II. Davis. L. s. Navy. MAisi~
pOROrGH-Genersl FItzhush Lee, Of Virginia. NOR
MANDIE-Senator +. T. Dubois, OF Idaho. SANof-
Max Judd L. ). Con.ul-Genera at Vienna VICTORIA
Herman Stump Superintendent OF Immigration WIND
SOR-.JudQe William L. Putnam, OF Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
NEW. RRI'\SWIf X

The inquiry into the mental condition OF henry
H. Palmer was continued In New-Brinswick y'S"i-
day morning. Judge Hoffman, of Jersey Ci'y' conn
sci for the petitioners, announced that he wouia
send to Trenton petition asking the chancellor 10
compel the production of Mr. Pamer's accounts
and the hearing was adjourned until the afternoon
TO allow counsel TO communicate with the chah-
cellor. Testimony for defence was begun. ana tn'
first witness Mr.. Garden. of liackensich, super
intendcnt of the Wyandance Brick and Rrra 'otta
COMPANY in which Mr. Palmer had Invested heavily;
Allan McLane Hamilton, the New York surgeon, VIII
testify for the defence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
THE LEROrX DOLE CASE ADJOURNED.

Eugene Lcroux and Jeanne Dole. who calls her
self Mrs. LeronX. charged with smuggling the dia-
monds and jewery found in their possession. were
examined by United States Commissioner sMore YES
terday and the hearing adjourned untl MONDAY
The only evidence taken that of Inspector ba-
ward Finucane. OF the New-York Custom House.
who took the declarations OF the prisoners when they
landed on April from the steamer La Bretasne ana
of Detective Sergeant Corc0ran who found the woman
in a Grand-st pawnshop with the lewelry Ill paw
similar TO those used by smugelers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
4 NEW PROFESSOR FOR TIE NORMAL COLLEGE.

A VIEW PROFESSOR FOR TIE NORMAL COLLEGE
AT the meeting Of the trustees OF the Normal
CeIlege Yesterday, Professor Isldore Kear Was ap-
,.r,.d professor OF German language and literature
q, n salary of 81 900 a year. The Executive Com
m,ttee presented a resolution accepting the Libby
Van Arsdalc prize OF $40 for the pupil making the
greatest progress in music from the time of entering
the college u graduation. The resolution was
adopted and a vote of thanks was given 10 Trustee
William j. Van Arsdale. who gave the prize.
!, meeting of the trustees Of the College OF the
Csiv Of >,ew York was also held II was decided TO
perpetuate the Roemer prize for the best poetic
declamation,, and the Executive Committee was d.
rected 10 invest 5000 for the purpose The interest
ON the money Is bc applied 10 the purchase OF
hooks which will constitute the prize. Dr. Jean
Roemcr. from 1855 until his death In leS2 nag
given this prize ANONYMOUSLY. Inc contestants
must be members of the senior junior or sophomore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
ELIZARETIl.

The Union County Grand Jury yesterday presenter
an Indictment against Captain Jacob Dundure Toy
msnslaughter Dundure who is seventy years old.
and was a coal barge captain, shot and killed Noa,
Gross also a barge captain, at the coal docks al
Eliza bethpOrt March 20.
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and the fact that the Turkish Government Is extending
lis surveillance upon these missions In recent years
were not calculated to keep Mr.. Thompson upon the
shores OF the Bosphorn>. The honorable Minister
wants TO leave Us, for which there Is deep regret
In official circles where his integrity and his modera-
ton were highly appreciated.
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prcr,vrps OF STOLEN GOODS HELD.

John Dietrich and his wife Carrie. OF Middle VII
LACE L. L. who were arrested two weeks ago Old
charge Of receiving stolen goods were held yesterday
nv Justice Watson In the Ewenst. police conr' 10
n.a,, tho action OF the Grand Jury. The value OF
goods stolen Inv the gang with which the prisoners
re said 10 no connected is estimated at over $2OoOo