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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MONT VERNON.

The graduation exercises Of the class of 03 OF the
Fifth Avenue Grammar school OF Mount Vernon We're
held on Thursday evening. The reports showed that
the pupils had lived up to the class motto" Work
wins success" The assembly room well filed
with the parents relative, and friends Of the Gradu-
ates, and there were many well known peopl" among
them. Among the principal numhcrs on th" long
programme were tho address Ia the graduates 10y
County Judge Isaac y Nils. thc valrdicory. open
Sesame" Nv Mis. susie VI. Jordan. essay Kan
road improvements In our Nidnv," bv Alfred d.
Starr. No = In the olass - essay 10y MiS tdiih r.
Whitaker. and the reading ~ th" cla~, paper 10y
Kenneth 4. Lawton. The to'tev'rg WERE ih" gfadu
a,es: The Mise. susie ". lo'fKL Efiher Y. Bruce
Susan &. whitney. Helen ". WRIGHT, Mary \. 'hn''
Mary l.. Hummeli Julia is mann. Emm" IL
Crcgier, Mary \. u Baker -altre Booker, Iulia =
Ilummell, Lydia V. iorrcsief EHth y. Whitaker
and Della Marie Tawton. aud Nkrst r starr, tn"ih
W. patilson, Daniel y. Horton, ~ odd n Merriam
william =. Cririths. IT,. WiM,m o. tonhlin jr"
Irving r.. Mead. George spc'r FdfW G. Anderson
Frank g. Irwin Richard r'"row's. harl"~ w
woerz and Kenneth y LaStou - diplomas were
presented by william Armstrong president OF The
poars n, raucatiou The Congregational So
cieiy which has bccn worshippng since IT, orglnhh-
ton year ago In the old chapel ~ Mount '''.'om.
ave. and Hgh-st.. VIII hold service IA IL NV
The first service will De communion service con
Quoted 10y pastor. the Rev. l.. p iiucll strangers
thc pastor and his wife and the officers Of the church
are alert Ia the comfort Of all. Inc society pctln'
It's work In the new building win no rncnnI n IT,
except a mortgage the second lot pifcnaSeu ~
the church 10 this lot has been removed lhc snil
cottage which is being repaired and enlarged Tor the
purposes OF parsonage me SocS'S arr re"dS ac,ive
Interest taken by all In church. the sunday school
and the various branches Of the work OF the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
JUDGMENT AGAINST J. HENRY WORK SUSTAINED

J. Henry Work must paw tho judgment OF $685.
900 which Colonel T.. G.. James secured against him
for allrgci false representations In connection with
the Grant a Ward failure unless the Court OF APP
pcals the decision Of the General Term Of
The supreme Court, which handed down yeSter-
dny Colonel James sued Mr.. Work for 1000.
alleging that he had lost that sum 10y the fact that
Mr. Work had induced him TO put money In the firm
II Grant 4 Ward for III" purpose Of carrying on Gov
eminent contracts, The profits from these advances
represented TO Colonel james to be- between =
and 100 per cent. som" time after the failure he
discovered. he DECLARED. that Mr. Work hal deceived
him. and sued for the amount mentioned. lie secured
Judgment FOR $4,000. Tint being the actual amount
which h. had lost by III" transactions. An appeal
taken aLh The General Term yesterday affirmed
lr Judgment OF the lower court In favor Of Colonel
Jam.s. The opinion WIS written by Presiding jus
ice Van ErIut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND ClTY.-The sanford Board Of Edu
cation Of Long Island City met yesterday afternoon
sheldon Pardce. the superintendent OF schools, was
dismissed and John Schell, OF IIooslc Falls, was ap
pointed In his place During Mayor Gleas0n's term
OF Office Mr. Pardec the superintendent Of schools.
but he was dismissed 10y Gleason. When the sanford
Board Of Eincation appointed II reinstatcd Par
dee The board. however, decided that "a better
man. was necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
II tTIWAN

Fairly yesterday morning an unknown man was IN
stantly Killed 10y being struck by wcstbound train NJ
the Grand-st crossing He was about twenty -nve
years old on his person were found a gold ring'
y necklace and excursion ticket IN Newark. Among
addresses found in his pocket were those OF Frederick
". Leonard, No. la Chestnut-st.. Newark n. j..
L. Elliot. sheldon Hotel. Long Branch care OF Mrs.
Barr. and William Elliott No. go. Fourteenth Royal
Artillery. Fort R0wner, Gosport. Hunts England
The body taken TO Reynos morSue TO await
Identification.
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THE FALCON TO SAIL TO-DAY.

Tho sealer Falcon will weigh anchor this AFTER
noon and begin her voyage TO lands OF snow ana
ice She is the vessel which Will take Lieutenant
peary and his party to the Polar regions. Inc
FALCON was to have LETT port last evening" but owhs
IN delay in reaching this port from Philadelphia the
work OF loading on the supplies for the expediuoh
o,rd not be completed yesterday. The vessel Is
now anchored at the excursion pier In Brooklyn
within a block OF the bridge. Many persons III
spectcd her yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
BrSJyESS PAPER SAID TO NAVE BEEN FORGED

Deputy Sheriff McGnnis has received two more
attachments against James Grange, bookbinder. ut
Nos GO and On Duanc-st., who failed, and went away
about June 2ON0nc for IS 43J In favor OF Lawrence
Erazier q Co., bankers and the other for $70GG in
dvor OF Charles Frazier and Henry g. Marshall Of
that firm. They discounted various notes drafts ana
checks which Mr.. Grange represented were genuine
business paper, and which, II Is now alleged, were
forgeres. The paper purp0rted to have been made
by W. y. jennings Julius Hart i. NJ. LuptOn, +. NJ.
Iupton Publishing Company. Oberly q Newell. W. IL.
Davis John Karst ana the smyth Manufacturing Com
pany, all OF which II is alleged were not genuine
notes To induce the firm TO discount the paper Mr..
Grange II Is alleged. claimed on February 20 To have
siTOUcO assets over all liabilities.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Scnator w. A. PETER OF Kansas BRE
VOOKr-Mrs. Emmons Blaine. FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-
Congressman Amos Townsnd OF Ohio. HOFFMAN,
state Controller Frank Campbell OF Albany and George
Elesttin OF Hufao. HOLLAND-C Congressman Francis
+; Newiands OF Nevada. MURRAY HlrT.-Gcncral S.
Il. Hoabird u. :. Army ST. JAMES-Frankln D.
Locke, of Buffalo. and sX-Scnator Horny Russell OF AL
ANY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John Lee Carroll OF
Mary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01

OPEN.AlR sPORTs.-The Tribunc's book. the bes
American Boys Own Book printed. Large oct ~
over 500 pages. OF great value also % adults n.
topics are archeryt horseback riding, all games n
ball, rifle mud shotgun, saiiinx and yacht huiiI
ing, swimming, skating, bicycling. and In fact The
whole range Of laudablc spca.air sports. A fsw
copies only. Piice, S1.3J each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
DIR. MEYERS ACCEPTS TIE CALL.

Tie Rev. Dr. CORTLAND Meyers, Of 10 First
Baptist Church In syracuse. has accepted the call ~
tended 10 him last week hy the First Bapt, church
In Plcrrepont-st.. now worshipping In the PoS'~h-
mic Chapel He will begin his work In Brookl,n IN
September, and the Acad,ty Oi Music will he hired
for services until church cdifce Is built on tine
Height.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
ROGERS, PEET & co.

"Congrcss will be called ON TO deal with
Nm ne inI condition, which il the only menace 10
the country. welfare and prosPcrity."-P rcsi-
den, Cleveland. June ), 1893. i'm his dcclnr"-
ton that Congress will be called to meet in exir"
session 10 repeal the silver bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01

JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
This debate has been conducted for two months
In successive issues Of The Weekly Tribune bctwcea
VIM. VI. stewart 4. =. senator, for free silver on
the basis OF 1 TO 10, and Roswell G. Horr against.
Now republishei in pamphlet form. ~ pages. -
cents n copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01

When you visit Chicago stop at L.lands Hotel
Ine,am at the Worlds Fair entrance, 60thst., facing
The MIDWAY Plaisance. Best location, best accomm0
dstions Permanent hJTsl, 400 rooms. Moderate
nrices European and American plans. Write or
wire Warren LELAND, 1r, Manager. ..
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Nll\kER RS


Eight Of the seventeen graduates OF the ionhers
High School will enter college next fail. Miss fMltn
Andrus and Miss Viola Austin 90 to wesleyan 'oi
lece. Miss AIine StratfOrd TO BARNARD college MISS
Inlu Birch and Herbert st. George 10 cornell I'M
vcrsity John Kingman, to Rensselaer, Poiy'eon'ic
Institute: Henry Archibald, to the Law School Oh Tue
University of the Caiy Of Ncw-i Ork Miss Jennie MI"
wood 10 the Teachers College OF New-> ork All
effort is being made 10 have the bridge across 'ne
Bronx River at Waslingtonylle rebuilt. IL Is uuer
stood that the city OF Mount Vernon Is wiling 10 pay
onebalf the cost II Yonkers will pay the other hi
II the bridge is built 1t will give residents VI .ne
soifneast,r plrt lOnkriS opportunity ~ ie"c"
Wosbingtonyile station on the Harlem road
The Alexander smith Sons Carpet Norhs S nl
down last night for the annual inventory -. Inc
zh Separate company will leave the city Tor fcek,nil
THIS morning for Il weeks of duty al the Siae
camp Nepera Tribe. No. 1sO, order OF hen Nlci.
has elected these officers James ~ laggarl sacncn
illus J. Roth senior sycamore: John Roman, JUNIOR
sacamore: John Pendleblry, keeper OF wampunl D.
Hiizelberger, keeper OF records George hoDerls as
si,iant ke per CT records: john }. sloane reprcscnt
alive of the Great Council of the state Of New orM
The salaries of teachers appointed LOT me i'm
year foot mp Miss H. NJ Blanc9ard I, nF'ncI d
nal of school No. 81 the Misses Clara ;. HUI ana
Marion f. Kelhr Of School No. 2, and Misses
Nellie NJ. Allen and NJ. Louise Rice. OF echooi NO.
q have resigned.
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"OUR CHAUNCEY."-A Tribune premium. A..
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NEW NAvY.-Thc TribuDe's pamphlet has great pop.
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Coughs and colds are dangerous intruders
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JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
This debate has been conducted for over two months
In successive issues Of The Weekly Tribune betweea
VIM. VI. stewart. u. =. senator, for silver
the basis OF 1 to 10, and Roswell G. Horr against.
Now republishei In pamphlet form. ~ pages. -
cents copy.
NEW NAvY.-Thc TribuDe's pamphlet has great pop.
uIar value. All the warshps described. with
number Of guns. dimensions, etc.. etc. This number
also contains the Gillian complication. "a cents
copy.
ALMANAC. 1S93--Thlrd Edition. revised TO the arse
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MTLLIONAIREs.-Ac complete list Of the 4.041 mill.
ouaircs states aud how thcy made tssls
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HOW TO WIN FORrUNE.-Andrcw Carnssis's osl.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-20
ALL GAVE BONDS.
Minneapolis Real Estate Men Ar
raigned at Mankato,

MANKATo, MIMI, July 19.-The four
Minneapolis parties who were brought
to this city Tuesday by Sheriff Glynn
and Deputy Bowen were arraigDed be-
fore the grand jury yesterday; pleaded
not guilty TO the indictment of grand
larceny in the first degree. Each asked
for separate trial. which was granted.
They were all bound over to the De-
cember term of court and bonds were
fixed at $500, which each furnished.
Jacob II. Clark. of Minneapolis, has
been retained by McDermld, and At
torney Keyes by Mr.. Harrison.
The arrest of the four citizens men
toned In the dispatch. which was an
nounced i'll the GLOBE yesterday, occa-
stoned no little surprise in business
circles, where they were we'll known.
The men arrested were Archibald Nc
Dermid, doing business in the Boston
block; George l.. Harrison, money
loaner, 315 Hennepin avenue; John r.
Lewis and l.. d. Kilbourn, of 1106
Chestnut avenue. Mrs. Harrison was
seen by a GLOBE reporter yesterday
afternoon, and she was quite Frustrated
over the arrest of her husband, who,
she says. had nothing to do with the
zeal estate transaction and who mad
only correspondent regarding loan.
30 Tar as lie IS concerned, she has no
doubt of the outcome.
q. l.. Harrison, one of the indicted
parties, returned to Minneapolis last
evening. He stated that he was not
placed under arrest, but that he spent
tuesday night at the Spaulding house,
and yesterday gave bonds for his APP
pearance at the trial. He reiterated
what he said Tuesday. to the effect that
he had nothing to do with the deal. He
says that Turner wrote him letter
stating that he had mortgage to
$4,000 on lots in Minneapolis and
Sandy Lake addition worth 5000
each, and the mortgage was $500 on
each lot. Turner asked Harrison if he
would purchase the mortgage If every
thing was all right. LII reply Harrison
said he would for discount of $40. He
claims that upon this statement Turner
traded his stock of goods for the mort
gage and $1,000 III cash without getting
any one to look up the title of the lots.
He then came to him with the abstract
OF lots in Sandy Lake addition in Anoka
county. outside the limits of Mime
apollS, which he refused to take. He
claims that the indictment is the result
of spite work on tine part of Turner.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-20
PRETTY sCaENIERs.
Two Beautiful Young Ladies
Work Citizens Very Success

Two Beautiful Young Ladies
Work Citizens Very Success
fully.
Two beautiful young girls, whose
ages are about nineteen and twenty
one, are said to have gulled the unsus-
pecting public to quite an extent this
week in new and novel manner. The
young girls are described as being very
pretty, with blonde haic. blue eyes, and
faces which look as guileless as those
of infants. The girls have been this
week dressed in light fabrics, and have
attracted much attention on account of
their beauty. A family living in the
Oakland flats on Second avenue south,
who believe themselves to have been
defrauded. tell the following story:
Monday afternoon. as the lady of the
house was sitting by the open
window, two young women of very
preposSeSSing appearance stopped
in front of the house, and appeared to
hesitate before going up the stairs.
They finally rang the bell, and OH being
asked TO enter they told the story. The
girls claimed to have CONS on from the
East to spend the summer at White
Bear lake. They saw an advertise
ment of a special sale at one of
the leading stores. and came over
TO Minneapolis to do some shopping.
The young women had several bundles
in their arms to bear out their claim.
They stated to the lady that they had
lost their purses, and that they did not
have friend in the city from whom to
borrow enough money to get back to
White Bear. a fearful request was
made for loan, With the pledge to re-
nit the sum the very next day. The
lady was of a kind-hearted DISPOSE
ton, and loaned the pretty young girls
the amount asked. but has as yet not
seen the promised remittance, and has
given up the idea of doing so. It is said
that the young women make the scheme
a paying one, and that they make from
SIS 10 S25 day by it. Their modus
operandi seems to be to pass up the
street until they see lady sitting near
the window, and TO then act in dis
tressed and embarrassed manner to
attract attention, and to work the
scheme outlined above.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-20
The EsterIy Patents.

In regard to the infringement of pa
tent suit brought by the Walter \
Wood Harvester company against the
Esterly company, President Esterly, of
the Minneapolis company, said yesrer-
day:
There is absolutely no question as to
our right to manufacture the Appleby
binder IN Minneapolis as we are now
doing. Our license does not limit
us to manufacture in WaIworth
county, as has been intimated, or in
Wisconsin or, i'll fact, to any other
county or state. On the contrary, we
have, under the said license, a perfect
right to manufacture the AppIeby
binder in any place in the United
States. Furthermore, our Appleby
license was executed Nov. Z, 1879,
whereas the license to the Wood Har-
vester works, under which the suit was
brought, was not executed until March
II, 1881, hence or license antedates
theirs over year. and it has never
been revoked"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-20
Gloucester Gallons.

GLOUCESTER, n. j., July 19.-Only
one favorite, Adair in the fifth race,
won here today and. he was at almost
prohibitive odds. Summary:
First race, SIX and half furlongs-
Beeton won, Maid of Richland second,
My Craft third. Time, 1:29.
Second race. six and a quarter fur
longs -Captain Spencer won, Dillon j.
second, c y ID third. Time, :2315.
Third race, seven and half fnriongs
-Houri won, Madden second, Glen
lochy third. Time, :409l.
Fourth race. six and a quarter fur
longs-Airshaft won, Grand Prix sec
ond, Uncertainty third. Time, 1:2s.
Fifth race. four ard a half fullongs-
Adair won, Sweet Alice second, Fleur-
cite third. Time, :571%.
Sixth race, four and a half furlongs-
Bold Hardy won, Ptolemy second,
Princess Rhelda third. Time, :5911.