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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
YONkFRS.

The Quarterly meeting OF the Woman's BAPTIST
Foreign society OF the southern New-NorN A''''''
tion opened yesterday morning In tn Narpur'on
Avenue Baptist .hnrch. There wor" ab"u' wv
delegates PRESENT. and The reports showed 'h'' Wv
work was nourslinc. IN" 'mp'"!'S '"
thc Waring hal factory have orginz'd IRE pHH'''
composed Of twenty mon. NEST OF whom ar" acnv'
or nxcmpt fir. l,n III" officers Robert Brown
foreman: John !. Bcrean. assistant foreman JON"
H. Land. secretary: Harry Golden. treasurer
Theodore J. Pavcr ana Bcrram E1rnctt wrr" "'ct"h
members Of the Cornthian Yacht 'lnb ~ m''''''
u tho trustees held on THURSDAY evening" o
Dr. W II. sherman has gone away for tn" sumner
and Dr. Charles +. Collins. of 10" iorh WIZ "''r""
10 bis practice while he IS away III"
ronor, ~ General secretary VI. ~ Brown. Of me
Young Mems Christian Association gives the Nom
bcr~hip May l. 1891. 246. Hn incT"as" 81 no
over the c~rrc.p nding date lat year I"'
postponed twolnilr 81 tn" NonlcS Bcy'l' '''
Is now announced 10 talk" pac" At klv'rl'' h'N'
Wednesday afternoon. 1i.c course will be- IN" mile
arl trrn The Board OF Inspection and
supervision NJ Plumbing transacted only routine
hu.i,c,, M it, moeiing Oh Thursday evening u
was expected that action would b" taken 'h INC
roonc,i Of tho Master lumber NS'o0a'i'm '"'
licenses be issued only n PLANNERS having p'r"h
mont place Of Ju-in IN lpnk"r,. 'nN M'"Fh'N
Hunt had been a,,cd Ia civ" ~, opinion ~ NJ
legality of The proposed action. am III r'pN ma
net l. cn received action va, deferred. li'
anniversary ex"r,i,es Of tho Woman ln''int" 'iu'
on Thursday evening IN" first held In 'h"'r
new building ana such w"r" Of special ln''T'''
There was large ATTENDANCE Of memicis AMI in.nl'
May " Huier. showed that the cluh wa. In =
non,I,hin condition. II + INTENDED specially i"i
larc. ihrir, ,oscy Siiuprr,DIi-. elias, rooms. IN
entertainment hall ctc.. al Tor the ~ Of member
whose dues only - Year. There ~" -"'
members The cln-.r, inclTd" cal'stl' nics' dr'''
making. millinery ani c1o~inc.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE ARCHBISHOP ON THE STAND.
WITNESS IN FATHER DENTS CAsE-THE
PRIEST eros. EXAMINES bishop RYAN

A WITNESS IN FATHER DENTS CASE-THE
PRIEST cRos--EXAMINES BISHOP RYAN.
Archbishop Ccrrgan and Bishop Ryan were Wit
nesses III The supreme Court yesterday In the sun u
the pcv. Francis Dent for reinstatement In inc 80
ce,y O. Fiars Minor Of the Order Of ST. Francis ana
$4,000 as damages for expulsion. The defence
opened It's case by saying that the suit was brought
az inst tire wrong society. Bishop Ryan OF bu'dio
was called as the first witness. lie testiheo 'hal "
1854 the charges agans, Father Dent were referred 10
lin by the Sacred Congregation of Bishops lie SUM
moned Father Dent before him. lie ohc'ed T',',''
Dent ecclesiastical counsel. but refused 10 let MIN
have Il LAWYER Father Dent objected to appearing
but did appear lie sent all the ahoa'i's "s'n'''
Father Dent to Rome in 1851
Father Dent cross-examincd the bishop' VINO au
mited TINT he had threatened 10 suspend both him
and Father Tranquilino If they were not sent away
Won regarded us both bad men y asked Father
Dent.
al did, said the Bishop Father Dent asked MN
II his housekceper did not go to MS room wheh
priests could not 60 there and the Bishop denied H.
We're you perfectly sober when Sarah White
called7'
YES SIR the response.
"pon't you allow gambling in your palace In
Bunalo,7
Judce Cullen thought that this line Of examination
had gone far enough and when Father Dent asked
Don't you have a billiard table there1' the judge
said, al don't any harm in IT If he does Father
Dent then asked the Bishop Have you ever vio-
lated your priestly VOWS
Most decidedly l have not was tie empnauc
reply.
Archbishop Corrigan was only questioned In re-
card 10 his actions in relation TO Father Dents case
lie said all the information he had about him was
from hearsay. When he coadjutor to CARDINAL
NcCloskcy he wrote letter based on iniormatoh
from VicarGeneral Quinn TO Bishop Ryan about
Father Dent. There nothing in the arch!ves OF
the archdiocese about him. lie had no papers under
his control such as Father Dent asked MIN 10
produce
The trial not ended.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

NcwYork Jockey Club races. Morris PARK o. M
Departure OF 23d Regiment for state camp
Custom House investigation. Barge ONCE
Examination Of Frank Ellison. Jefferson Market Police
Court, 10 a.
United States Horse and Cattle Show, Manhattan Field
Jordan Home Incuiabcs anniversary exercises ana
reception 3 D. M
LAYING ~ cornerstone OF Fourth Presbyterian Church,
Ni,ety.arst.st and West Endaye.. 80 p. IN.
Knckerbocker Tennis Club tournament ohc'hunureu'
and .fortieth.st and Prook-avc p. IN.
Adephi Academy Young Folks matinee BooKiyh'
3 80 D. m
Young Mons Hebrew Association strawberry festival,
Lenov Lvceum, p. IN.
Ncw.York. Chicago baseball match. Polo Grounds. =
p. nj.
Installation Of Toronto Chapter. Alpha Delta Phi,
Masonic Temple. y. m.
Music in Central Park bv eth Regiment Band. n. m.
Music In St. Marv's Park by Licboldts Band, p. IN.
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he recommends to Judge Brown that an absolute
divorce be granted to Mrs. Leslie
Mrs. Leslie seen yesterday by a Tribune
reporter, to whom she spoke highly Of Mr.. Wilde
She has been greatly mortified at the stories pub
lshed about her, and she asserts that most Of them
false. 1t has been sail,' she continued, that
| had criticised MIR. Wildc's dentistry l never said
a word about his teeth. 4 scholarly and ac-
complished man never know. But the climate here
did not agree with him. Ilc could not lead Il London
club life In New-Y0rk: his attempt to do so was
his chief fault I have only the Mndest feeling
Tor him. mingled with regret at MS wasted oppJr'
tunites."
Judge Brown will sit at Newbuig on Monday: and
no will then hand down his decision. Mrs. Leslie
Will sail for Europe on .Ig." II.
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Holm ID. WILSON,.

John D. Wilson. for the last thirty years n trusted
cmploye ~ y r. stewart a Go. and Of their sue
cc,sors. Hilton Hughes 4 Co., died early yesterday
morning from paralysis. His unvayng courtesy and
gontlcnrss OF manner had cndcar,d him To all who
came In contact with him. and there probably
no moro widely known drygoOds man In tn ely
lie originally entered the credit department and
finally had charge uf the comphinf desk. where his
kindlincss and patience will be- greatly missed by The
shopping public. He l'dvrs Immediate family but
one grandchild survive. him. The burial VIII be at
Ia Ia
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gypsy camp Oh the line OF inc renhsyNahiA
paiIr, al between Newark and Elizabeth, was mum
oxcod Yesterday over the disappearance Of Eddie
Ev,ns n ,onin-law CT Che,adne Lovr!l, the gypsy
cmef and Marie. sister. fifteen years old. OF
Ioy,Il's wife. They have eopcd. Evans Is about
twenty-five years Old. several years ago lie joinci
the Lowell tribe and married the CHEERS eldest dangh
ter. For some tmc Evans has paid attention 10 Mrs.
Iovcl's yolng sister. who Is pretty On May %
Exams and the girl disappeared Two daSs later
Evans went 10 The First Precinct Police Station In
Newark and made an affidavit that the GIRL was mn
harmed The pair were forgiven. on Thursday the
discovery made that they had again DISAPPEARED
leaving word behind them this Time that they had
gone 10 live together elsewhere. The Lowell camp
/, an extensive one. and the band Is one Of the
best known In the country.
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To START FOR THE STATE CAMP TO-DAY.

The preparations were practically completed last
evening for the departure today or the 2|l Regi
ment for the State Camp which Will be opened for
the by this command. Instead OF being trans
ported by water as In previous Year IN" regiment
will 60 by train from the Grand Central Station.
The orders OF Colonel John y. Partridge for The
regiment assemble mt the armory In Clcrmontavc.
at 10 80 a. m. The train will arrive at Pcekskill
at 2:I5 p. m. detachment Of the I'd Battery
(Gattling) will nre n salute at the camp upon the
arrival Of the regiment. The Sd Battery and the
I'd Brigade signal Corps Will pass the week at the
camp with the I'D Regiment.
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OUTGOING STEz Il Frs.
Vessel.
SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT OF NETWORK, FRIDAY. JUNE 0. 1898.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK, FRIDAY JUNE D. 1898.
ARRIVED.
June soo's%'o ." ~h aa %d:s and pa to
Rotterdam Dg sGo las ss s, end
nsg2Sss May 70 Fane Eye CO. Arved at he
- Ss6 30 .a Nara & e Msf'5 HRss;3 Hsy
s. PayaI 81 Flores Igas VIII mSss and
Tru Sao" Arrived srif at the bar a, i 80 p
uf steamer June Ia uaa with mde and II psssn
Boulton. Bliss & Dalett Arrived at the Bar
a. s a amer ,Sor mauss Gie.ra days. with fruit
steamer Knickerbocter, Halsey, New.oreans June 8,
win %GS ana r IS 70 asn savannah with
mo-" and passengers to L Walker.
pa. nacTi S 10 Old id DO Dominion IS Co.
I ,. S &. a fG 6s%@sn Is.py West Point Va
rS , Ben so PETE; Ag'a wras9 on.
RUSSIAN c7sers Dlmtr Donsko. Copmant;r tielenoy,
ana s,y oS 90 i sSAea
clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer King Erode (Nor). Petersen. Havana-w
steamer Rio Cirande Bar.tow. Brunswick and Fer
nandlna--c IL Mallory Co. ,.,., u
Steamer Umbria (Bp. Mckay. Liverpool-vernon II
steamer Edmondsey BID. Muir. PrOrreso via New.
fulda ger. Thsenhorst. GenOa-oelrichs
steamer Sorrento (Ger Jersensen. Hamburs-Funch'
steamer Tiomo lNor. Bjonnes. Georgetown. Dem
steamer SeasiTia (Fr,. BRAND. Marsenles-Jas
steamer EIbe Cier. Goesel. Bremen via Southampton
steamer Vale tNor). Kars, Gibara-BoneI Tur & Co.
steamer Pcconic (Br), Harnden Cork-Phelps Bros s.
steamer Ravenshoe tBrl, Spray. Dublin-Funch. Edge
steamer oriren (Br,. Harrison. Para. Msranham Ceaa'
steamer IroqaOi. Pennington Charleston and Jackson
S,o,'nnr CIV ~ birmingham, Burg, Savannah-R
steamer Maasdam Dutch. Potter Rott"rdam-Fnnch'
steamer Mohawk tBr). Wiltshire. LondOn-Nswf
hnrk Triton tAusn. Pctranich. Lontonderry-Funch'
B.rE Nemcsi Utah. olNaH. AMER for o'ders-G
roas charcston and Jacksone Ncustria
IN, Mar.cil'cs; Lsnacricye (Br Rotterdam fApfui
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
London for Ncw.York June o. 49,, v,,r n,
steamer Caupania tBr). Hams from New'forK ior
' stlamar Normannia icrl. Hebch sailed from South
amptoa for Ncw.york Juno - .. c,..o,,,
Steamer Anchoria b. campbell saea ITO" "'sso"
fr Ncw.York June :. q, -.
steamer Tauri, Br ward a from New'Y0'k Nav 80 for
STEAMER Island DAM. sA.odt. sailed from Copehnaseh
Tor ,s%c i' I;haCa Ger Ludwig from NewYork ar
rived at Hamburg June Q. ~ , , Nw
Sicamer Fucr-t bismarck Ger. Abers. from New
Stamtr Heading CiIr from NewYork May -.
arrived Hamburg June = ,ocors from Newyork ar.
~. amer All"r V'crl. 'hriStohers' iroi" No"ioA' "
rlycl 40 Brcmcrhaven Juno o: H., , N.,,,s
Stamcr Assyria orr. Macfarlan'. sailed from Naples
Tor amc 1o Pata ab carn from NewYOrk May 20
arrived Barcelona June D.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

On June 10 and II the Shelter Island and Hamp.
tons express "Tran 1902 will be run TO Green
port and Sag Harbor, leaving l.. L. City at 3 and
island City at 80 and Brooklyn AT 30 p. III. for
Patchogue has been extended 10 sag liarbor, stop,
ping at all stations east OF Patchoge. An additional
train from Long Island City at d 30 and Brooklyn
at 90 p. for Patchogue, stopping at all stations
except ROsedale, Rellmore and Lindcrhurst. An ad
ditional train from Sag Harbor at 25 M stopping
at all stations east Of Patchogue. Daily, except
Sundays. =.
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no danger of death unless the patient should have
another fainting spell.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUE-Governor Peter Turney. OF Ten
nessee HOFFMAN-C Colonel Duncan B. Cooper. OF Nash
willie Tenn. MURRAY HILI-Senator Charles T. sax
ton Of Clyde n. Y. PLAZA-John r. Mclean, OF Cin
cinnati. ST. JAMES-Concrcssman 7. L. johnson. Of
Ohio VICTORIA-A. Belrcns, German Consul at Cara
cas- WALDO RF-C;encral John Il. Hazard OF New
Orleans wINDsOR-Matthcw Hale Of Albany
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c. p HUNTINGTON'S PICTURE CNTEILED.
1T Is THE PORTRAIT THAT WAS GIVEN TO THE
HUNTINGTON FREE LIBRARY IN
WESTgIIFSTFn

The painting Of Coils p. Huntington. given to the
Huntington Free Library. in the villag Of Wes'chcster.
by the citizens and school children Of Wcstchester,
was unveiled before large audience Last nght In
the library building. The Rev. Dr. f. VI. Clcndcnin
made the presentation speech. He spoke In glowing
terms OF Wcschesters benefactor. When he hal
finished speaking the curtains drawn and the
painting formally declared TO be the property
Of the Huntington Free Library. Brother Lcontinc,
Of the Roman Catholic Proccory. received the pic
turc I'm behalf nf the Board OF Trustees. \ short
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TFNAFIY.

The handsome Tcnafy Hall formally
opened last evening by an entertainment under the
auspices OF the Tenaly society. concert was
given by the New. York Philharmonic Club and the
licc Club OF the New York University, and re-
ception was held aftcrrarf.
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CHARGED WITH BURNING HER CHILD.

Among the prisoners arraigned yesterday before
Justice Goettng in the Lee Avenue Police Court was
Charles and Anna Lawrence, cOored, OF No $40 south
Fourth-st who were charged by Mrs. jeanette stuart
and other neighbors with ilusng the woman's four
year-old child. The woman is the wife OF Timothy
A. Minard who is superintendent OF ST. Jamess con
crecaiona Color Mission in Gwirnett-st. According
10 Minard who was present in court. the woman de-
serted him to live with Lawrence. She took Win her
their two children. and some time ago ne saihed
possession of the child Lima who was, 1t Is alleged
most brutally treated 1t is said that the child was
frcouently burned with hot iron and her cries OF
agony could be heard block away. Lawrence
asked for more time to get witnesses ana the case
was adjourned until June 10.
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Hicks-This Deliver you speaking Of. is he
O learned man
wicks-There be no question about that. The
greatest reader / ever saw. ! have known him
many IA time TO read five columns Of baseball three
columns Of June weddings. and fifteen columns OF
murder, all at ore STANDARDIZATION Transcript.
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAI.-A full aceoaa. -
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in New York City, with all the speeches. ioe
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rRUsTs.-Arsumcnts In their favor by 8. c. r. DedA
solIcor Of the standard Oil Company, and argument
against by T. v. Powderiy. Grand Master Werkman"
the Kuigh hts Of Labor. cents.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise % Sun sets 30 Moon rises A4Moon's age 25
HIGH WAi..i .D.DAV
AM-Sandy Hook Ol GOV. Island 4:12 He'll Gate Cos
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rRIRUNE JUBILEE.-Spceches OF Chauncey "
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NEW TARIFF BILL.-Thc Mckinley oi' Wis ~. .
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Grant II. Taylor, the referee appointed to take
tho testimony In the suit Ct Mrs. FRANK Leslie Wilde
for divorce from her husband. "wc" Wilde, has
tiled his report OF the case ut White Plains and
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F. & w "OCTA- "SHATTEMUC.' Il. & w
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Ladies suffering from nervous Affections fint
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PARK Frs HAIR BALSAM aids the hair growth
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sPEECHEs.-The best OF the amer. dinner srstsrS -
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D..
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-ra chin or personal gain. The rights OF Jersey
y,r shaf, never be given away with my consent
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BOOKS.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. tsS3.-Iu CLOTH H.
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MIIJIONAIREs.-The Trbunc's list' haod'oms"
bound In flexible CLOTH 81.
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VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming artic'ss
nv b. g. Northrop. prime mover 10 this work. Ne~'
York City men who TO help beauty tier natss
towns In the country should read this Scsn COPY
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HER WEALTHY FATHER SAYS SHE'S VA'hANI l.

Mrs. Elizabeth schultz, an attractive looking young
woman. was arragncd yesterday in the Lee Avenue
Police Court on a charge of vagrancy preferred py her
father Frank sciber wealthy resident OF the East
ern District, who lives at No so Throop-ave. MIS-
schultz was married about eighteen months ago aho'
IL is alleged her husband persuaded her 10 turn over
TO him all her money. which amounted TO se'erai
,horsana dollars Two weeks ago schultz deserted
her. Toe desertion preyed greatly upon her,
and soon she began TO show signs OF an uhbaiahceu
mind On Thursday Mrs. Schultz went TO her ia'her
bouse and made disturbance. II was then that her
father went to the Avenue Police Court ana secured
n warrant for vagrancy. When arragned yesterday
An court she hysterical and begged her iaher
no, N send her away She called repeatedly for her
,,,.,s ard I, took three policemen keep her from
doing herself HARM At the request OF the la'her 'he
css. was adjourned until Tuesday.
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BIG ISSUES.-The best Of Roswell q. Horrs "ru,
cIes I'm 4 no Weekly Tribune on the T"r'"' U'"saSs~
silver. An education In itself ID ceufs'
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CHAUTAUQUA. 1S92.-Profuseiy illustrates -
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TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOX rHS
UNION.-A new collection april. 1899 OF stories
written BY actual participants Triilins. pathetic sns
true. rs cents Q copy.
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DIsAPPOINTMENTs MADE HIM HANG HIMSELF

DIsAPpOINTMENTs MADE HIM HANG HIMSELF
George Mann. who lived at No. Gil Hasey-st and
had n handkerchief factory in the rear OF his house
where he employed thirty hands, committed SUICIDE
Yesterday morning by hanging. He was six'y-seVeh
,eqr, old and successful business man, but his nina
had been affected by the grip and by dsappon'men'S
I'm business affairs. His home was with his "ie'
daughter and sonin-law. Frank Wicker Mr.. Mann
got up early and when his wife arose she sought III"
IN the factory Not finding him she went to the
auevwav alongside the house on the way to the
street and there she found her husbands BODY hang
ING from one Of the crossbeams. She screamed LOT
help. but unaided cut down the body and dragged II
into the house. But efforts TO resuscitate the SUI
eide were unavalling.
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MILLIONAIREs.-A complete list Of tho %,04y MILE
ouares Of the United States and hsw they made shstv
money. Only list compiled. valuable - ssaSeass
economists and promoters Of new enterprises -
ceuts a CODY. lBAextble cloth. 81.
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yoRrHFIELD. $780,. Tho exercises there -
cents COPY.
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HOW TO WIN FORTUNE.-Andrcw Carusste's cole
ebrnted essay In The Tribune. Ia which he declared
college essential to business success ass
I'm, there are r many chances for poor men ~ ever
5 ceEta.
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