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The morning call., 1893-09-10
STATE FAIR RACES.
A Large Crowd Witnesses the Events
at the CapitaI.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 9.-There was a
large attendance to-day at the State Fair
races. During the afternoon Nine.
Marautette. the famous lady rider from
Minnesota, appeared and gave an exhibit
ton with one of her trained and many
gated horses. The stock parade in the
forenoon was very fine. the line being up
ward Of q mile In length.
SUMMARIES.
First race. two-y year-old trot, 40 class
Palatine, by Palo Alto-Elane. e................2 /
DvHoSet 2
Time. 2:27 71s-2 :261h-2:24.
Homeward was distAnced In the first heat an d
Marchioness in the second.
Second race. for :22 trotters.
1atl oald"eli-+........... ....--,............1
D'-''''..-s.-
Time. 2:2s-2:22.-2:a
falka. Gossiper and c W 5 also trotted
Third race. for 2:l6 trotters
Time 3,i6.3:I6iiI:2:is-9.ls.
ottinger. Edenia, Lucy and Rinc onado dis.
tanced.
The morning call., 1893-09-10

RIcHARps 6 Co. druggis.s, 4os-s cav. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
LUCIA AND HIS THREE UITES.
THE ITALIAN SCULPTOR ARRESTED ArrLR
SEVERE FIGHT.

THE ITALIAN SCULPTOR ARRESTED AEfER
SEVERE FIGHT.
Michael Angelo De Lucca. an italian sculptor was
arraignod Yesterday In tho Lee Avenue Police court
Rrooklyn on a charge of Abandonment preferred by
Marie Colonns. Tho complainant says she Is uc
second OF the thrcs De Lucca Is alleged to have"
when arrested the prisoner was living at NO. Al
Mulberry.st lie was only taken into custody after
desperate fight with the officers. Dc Lucca formerly
owned a statuary estabnslrncnt Mt No. 2lJ North
Third st. Brooklyn. About three months ag" ne
disappeared going to his home In Naples. Italy, whcr"
nc is alleged 10 have married third wife, whom he
brought back this country, arriving her" Two weeks
ago When the steamer reached her pier oommit'""
from the Italian society Of st. Nicholas met him and
took him 10 the room in Mulberry st.. where he was
kent prisoner in order that I've might finish statue
NJ St Mary for which be had been paid $50 before
he started for Naples.
Tic young woman who accompanied De LUCIA ana
who saws she is his wife. was imprisoned with him,
but escaped from tho place oil Friday last. inc
Girl found her way 10 relatives In the Eastern DIS
rict Of Brooklyn, and for the first time learned that
De Incca already had two wives, who were living AT
No. Al navemcycr.st. The three women then went
10 the Lee Avenue Police Court 10 obtain warrant
for DE Lucca's arrest charge Of bsnrny. Inc
warrant was refused, but one for abandonment was
issued Marie COlonna
Early yesterday morning Marie took policemen N
the room where the sculptor was imprisoned. but
he refused to open the door. An attempt was made
10 force he door, and Immediately several Italians
armed with siilcttocs and rcvolvcrs surrounded the
Officers and greatly excited. The officers drew
their receivers and the door was then broken down.
and the yonng wife. Rosa Bzelo. found there
with De Lucca. In one corner Of the tho
unfinished statue. The sculptor armed and at
nrst resisted arrest, but was soon ovcrpowerd While
the officers struggling with their prisoner. Marie
Colonna made cort to sab Rosa BizeIo, and nearly
succeeded. She quickly dsarmed. and the
Officers then left the house with their prisoner.
In the Lee Avenue Police Court DE Lucca denied
that he a biramst. aud declared that lie had only
lived with the other women. lie recognized Rosa
Bizeo AS his lawful wife. Justice Connolly held him
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
DELAY on THE CRIMINAL COURT BUILDING.

Mayor Gilroy's attention called yesterday TO the
slow work OF the contractors on. the Criminal
Court Building in Ccntre-sf. 81 have pretty well
defined Idea rs TO who is to blame" the Mayor said,
but as the whole affair must come before for
official action, prefer not to discuss the question. II
was n great mistake when the city contracted with five
separate contractors instead OF one contractor
might have been held responsible. but when there are
nearly half dozen every man makes the excuse that
other one Is at fault. II viii be impossible to
decide who will be adjudsed to pay the 300 day
penalty until the work Is completed and the building
is ready for use"
Controller Myers s1d that the entire question Of the
delay would come up at the next meeting Of the sink.
Ing Fund Commissioners.
The building. as II stands. Is nothing but she'll.
II begun March IL. 1900 and should have been
finished last May. Thorn Wilson. OF No. .271
Broadway the contractors and the building to
cost sl2170O0. Under the specifications the dclin.
1uen' contractors nre liable TO between $50 900 and
10000 In penalties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
TIE SHOWER OF HARRIS CASE AFFIDAvTTS

william +. Howe continues TO lay before Recorder
smytl afIdavs In support Of his motion for n
trial I'm the OF Carlyle ". Harris. Yesterday hc
offered one made by Miss Anna waddcll. of No. 81
West Ninety seventh-st She says that she knew
Helen Potts and went 10 school with her at the Jack
son Seminary, In Onc-hundrcd and twenty hfth-st.
They slept In adjoining rooms together. She saw
Mass Potts have small bottles which She said con
aimed morphine pills. The nfIiant had her
companion take some OF these pills.
Harris wrote Il letter 10 The Recorder, strongly
urging him to receive tn6 affidavit. The Judge
turned the letter unopened when IL handed TO
him by Joseph +. Moss. Of Howe & IIummel. and
sent the affidavit to District Attorney Nco also
without reading II. Recorder Smyth said that he
could receive no more aflidavits without the consent
Of the other side. as the closed except for
the verifcat!on Of the previous afidavlts Mr.. Nlco
did not announce whether he would consent TO the
intrOdic ton OF Miss waddcrs statement or not. lie
said that n stop would have to be made somewhere.
George Potts has made additional affidavit deny
Ing that Dr. Hugh II. KinmOuth. Of Asbury Park.
knew his family intimately. He declares that on
December 8. 1902. DR.. KnmOuh was fined 800 In
Freehold, y. j.. for keeping disorderly house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The trial OF the suit OF Dr. II. g. Ecclcs to recover
BoO 900 as damages for alleged libel from william
Radam was begun In the Supreme Court yesterday.
Dr. Eccles testified that he dean OF the Brooklyn
College OF Pharmacy and professor Of organic chemistry
I'm IT, professor OF chemistry In the College OF Social
Economies OF New York. and formerly president Of
the New.Yo Pharmaceutical Society. The pnblica-
ton by Mr.. Radam. calling him "quack' and
"chariatan." had injured his business greatly The
defendant sets up attack on him by DIR. Eccies,
calling him "quack.'
william Mosler was sent TO tho Erie County Pcni-
Tertiary yesterday for five years for passing counter
felt money, and william Jenkins his associate, was
sent to the same Institution for three years.
Judge Pratt who Is president Of The Brooklyn Gun
Club approx OF the change of Its name to the Wy
andauch Club In the Supreme Court yesterday.
Nothing was heard yesterday Of the two boys Ru-
dolph and Henry Landau. who went out on Jamaica
Bay In a rowboat Sunday, and the conclusion was
reached that they were drowned
A verdict awarding g.. 500 returned in the
Supreme Court yesterday In the suit OF Mrs Annie
Mohoney to recover damages from Theodore b. Wool
sew for personal injuries caused by falling In coal
hole In front OF property owned by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
Jersey CITY.

Some time ago Colonel Henry y. Prast. Of no. ~
waycrly.st.. went to Boston. When he came no"'e
10 found that his wife had pncked up the 'u1"n"''
and gone n live with her mother at NO. ~ - '"''
ror.avc lie brought suit for divorce, naming Henry
G.. P,rkcnback, OF Iiobokcn. as correspondent
praet made public her sIdc Of the case ycs'eruaS
.r that she confessed to her husband mat se , In
Icon unduly Intimate with Mr.. Peckribao1' pu. ,
shnr she did =, her husband stdod over her WI. :"
revolver threatening to kill her unieS' sac maui 80,
,,rTcsSon he dictated She also ALLEGED INA, ,p'o'
pr,,, had confessed TO similar intimacy w''n IT,
cousin who lived with them ~ Inc u"e' ''" '
other charges against her HUSBAND
Thomas Connors. n twrlvc-ycar-od boy VIM" .'IoI
ing from, \, window OF his home at NO. la fIN1oS.. "
Wondnv evening saw u drunken man VINO ,'I', -"
~, cb"i dragged into the Erie freight yard Nv 'h'c
mon who came back almost Immediately WIZ W.T., ,a
n,chc Conuors hurried down stairs ana io 'l1Mru
IN. mon 10 n pawn.iop and then 10 Gr"vrS'.. W.T.
~, mo, Policeman I0Ncry. The men we're ari's"'
and :, ticket found them showed That hcv han !nN'
n.,rncd watch for ~ 20. the amount foinh on 'h',,,
r;.v gave their names = james Gray. 81 40. "
I,nwcrS New York Michael Falion: Of Boston, ana
charles Howard OF Philadelphia. Will" ihy Were ~,
INK registered John Kennedy. OF sullivan aounM ~
y was brought In for being drunk. YOUNG .onhoi,,
NJ once Id Untitled Fin tho man h. had I'm urassu
INTO the frclghryard The men were com"n''eo 'o'
RI Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
THE CHICAGO TAXING SHORT VOYAGES NOW

The warship Chicago is making record for short
cruises In Iact her short cruises giving her an
unenvabie record She took her last cruise yesterday
ana II OF about the length three of the pre-
yious ones she has made since she came back from
Venezuela four months ago. Tive one yesterday was
about 6OO long, and she finished II In safety under
protection OF two navy tugs. II she would only
60 10 sea there would be more room for the other
vessels at the yard requiring repairs. she was moved
away from the foot Of Mainst. saturday 10 make
for the Yorktown. which has Just finished long
cruise. and needs overauhg before the naval review
takes place. The berth THAT she went to was good
enough for twenty four hours but with ice flowing
IN the rivers It decided to her TO a safer
berth. which done yesterday "She ought TO be
u sea-" said Commander Erbcn. There's nothing
TO be done upon her OF any account IN fact. she
was ready 90 TO Key West several weeks ago. and
ought TO have gone. but somebody wanted n change
made In her battery. and this delayed her from going
1.-THE weather has been so bad that the men could
not be exercised at drills, and with nothing to do
except TO go liberty they've spent all the
money coming to them aud are bali demorarsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08

steamer City Of Ncw.BcdfOrd Weaver Fall River for
sandy Hook. 10 p m-wnd west moderate breeze
City Island. 80 p m-wind light. sw. clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer City OF Columbia. Jcnney. West Point Va
o'a s rom0H Herman Winter. Nickcrson Boston-H
steamer Bermuda tDp. Halliburton. Barbados. St Kits
steamer Crof, IBr Robinson, L,i.h- Simpson, Spence
s,Sa%et reutonic OBJ. Cameron. Liverp0ol-H Malt
bs%sss s!ss.sp Norfolk and Newport
steamer Tallaha,src. A,kns, Savannsh-R ]. walker.
Steamer Bowie (Brl, Thompson LNerpoo-R Maitland
Steamer Al.enborn Lewis. Baltimore-H Foster.
steamer AnerIey Cbr. sherborne. New oieans-Funch'
steamer waesand iBeig Dence. Antwerp-Interna'
"OH S,ean"r Alfred Dumois tNor Christie. GibaraH
Steamer Lumen tBp Dyer for ordersGoepel
z zs"s.aErn M Sssan
bark Esje,ani Ferrarl Itaan). Meseoni New.Aniier
10Y ns,s fyTos. %av.-Naas Phosphate
ooIr ark sorrdaercn tNor. Andersen. MOntevdeo for
orders~C Tobias Co
sS,%s etc. ao koaC Norfolk and Newport
C1ty q Columbia. West Point. Va.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Lamps n Gedney Channel showing white lights are In
working ordct tonight.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERs-FoREIGNP PORTS
stesner Yolpno tBr). Smith, from New.York. arrived
nc fondoR. March 7.
Sreamc. Mohcan lBr Mann. sailed from Swansea
steamer asnls :sD yon Bss'ewitr. sailed from Got
Steamer Gallleo (Belg) Brathwaite. from New.York
February 10. ardved at Antwerp March o.
Stesmer Hs,go,aad s"sL,; p;TnSngS from New-York
Steamer Ocean tDutch). Cassans from York Eel ru
Steamer Masslla (Fr Dov!e. from New.York February
10 Tor Marscies. passed Gibraltar March Z
Steamer yscus lnrJ. Simpson sailed from Aicers for
New. York March ).
steamer Moray tIr) Couche sailed from Aieicrs for
New. Yor, March q
steamer Prydain fBr'. sailed from Trieste for New
York March g.
Steamer carmar:hcn.hire tBp. Clay from New.York ar
rived At Odcn March ).
Steamer Sesuraneas neers. sailed Aom Victoria March
steamer Paraense (f,rj. Kempthorne Nsw.York via
baltimore; knxed q Para March q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
AN HISTORIC BUILDING SOLD.

JOSEPH wECHsLER BUYS THE ABBEY. BUILT
IN I14O.
sherlocks "Abbey." wellknown chophouse J"
rulton.st. with lots extending through TO Dehalo
ave. and .orce the home Of the Macomper ia"''!
was sold a. auction yesterday. for Sl1ooo 10 joseph
Wechslcr who recently retired from The dfys'oos
business The frontage of the property III f"i'o''-
st. Is forty four feet, and the depth $50 feet. me
present lessee has possession OF TIE properly JOE
another year. The building Will BE torn down al the
end Of that time. The house is an odfashiohed one
and but little OF IL be seen from the street. l"c
entrance Is Il rassaceway between two stores Inc
house was built III 1910. by George Debevoise. anu
IL POSSESSES rare old carved mantels oil WOOD anu
marble The Macomber family were descended rom
the Debevoiscs After their day the old house became
an nn standing in what were the suburbs OF III"
city in It's early history Now 1t is shut In oy sur
rounding structures. and the numbers OF the prop
erty are 5s5 and 5S7 FIlon-st There are many
Revolutionary relics carefully preserved In the buiid
ing tradition says that Washington once spent
night there. but II is not verified. The property
was sold last year for 81 900 but flaw in The h'l.
made the sale Invalid. More property IN re rear
offered with it yesterday. II was thought that
the price secured yesterday was moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
DEATH OF yEwARK,s NEGRO DEMOCRAT

william De Kalb better known as "Baron" De
Knlb u familiar figure In Newark and well known
TO politicians at Trenton. died from pneumonia NJ
his home In Maiden Lime. Newark. last night De
Kalb was coored dminutve In stature and extremely
asscrtive. although gracious and ahable In man
ners. His notoriety originated some years ago In
the fact that he was the only negro In Newark that
was known to be Democrat. DE Kalb alterna'ed
between his trnde rs barber and political places
given 10 him by Democrats as bats for the colored
votes. lie was messenger for the Newark Common
Council. and for several years held minor positions
under Democratic Legislatures. Two years ago
Governor Albeit and purity leaders attended the
christening OF De Kalb's child. The Infant wn.
named Leon Albeit Dc Kalb. and received some
handsome presents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
W.BRINSWICK.

John Peto, one Of Tho two IIungarans In tn" MIA
dIoscx County fail on charge Of having murdered
jane, Dcvlin Of Woodbridge. n few weeks ago. Is I've
ncvcd 10 be insane on sunday h. ran up ana down
the corridor Of the Jail In an excited manner. ana
mumblcd words which none Of his fellow prisoners
could understand owing his peculiar dialect Dur
Ing sunday and Monday nights h. woke frequently Win
startled cries. holding his above his head a' to
ward Of a blow. Again he would lie down and draw
tho covers over his head hut In a short time would re-
peat his previous performance. .
Sheriff Acken yesterday secured an Interpreter
from Woodbridge. and pctt0 heard Ia say that an
Irishman in the 1al Intended 10 Kill him. and that hiS
companion named Jerg. had ALREADY been killed Pctto
will be removed to an insane asylum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK-TrEsDAY. MARCH 7. 1898
ARRIVED.

Steamer Pomcranan (Br,. Mcculloch. late DoIzlel
Co. Arrived ~ the Bar at @ a. N.
Fr.c'land tBelg. Nickcl,, Antwerp February
25 with nd,c and piscngcrs Ia International Navigation
Apollo (Br). Sykes, Antwerp February H. with
pd-e 60 sandcrson Son Arrived at the lar a, 1 a. m
Steamer Brcnerhaven Dutch Butz, Rotterdam Febu.
ary 20 ballast 10 II stursbcrg Co. Arrived the
Hnr ~ q 80
steamer Mexico tSp) Alcmany. Colon February %,
Havana March 3. with md.r and passengers 10 J 81
Ccbollo. & Co. Arrived az the Bar 10 Is .. ~
steamer Yumuri tNorl Daniels st Anncs Bay February
% FOR, Maria 2s Port Moaut March l. with fruit to
Mones 20. Arrived az the Bar at 2A5 y. m.
with sugar TO order vessel to Maitland Kersey.
Arr.ed at the Bar at II 30 y. IN. Of 9th.
steamer Irthngton (r. barnard Cienfuegos February
vessel simpson Spence a. Young. Arrived at the bar
steamer Dunmore tBr,. Campbell S,eua February 2s,
with mdse to J II Winchester Co. Arrived at the Bar
at q m o,.---. $780,,
with md,e and passcngors to Joseph u SEAMAN a., .
steamer STATE OF Texas. Rogers Fcinandina March z
runwick with mdse and passengers TO Charles IL
Steamer Tallahassee. Askins savannah March =. with
ndse and passengers to X J. Walker
Steamer Guyandotte. Walker. Norfolk and Newport
News, with ndss and passengers TO Old Dominion STEAM
ship Co. 80 4-
Steamer Manhsuan. Hennett. poEtland sor Nsw'1osks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
A B1ILpER COMMITS SUICIDE.

James Sheridan. a builder, Of No. els HerNmerst.'
committed suicide yesterday morning. lie was fifty
Eve years old, and lived with his wife aud family
HIS business apparently prosperous, but he drank
heavily His wife left him in bed yesterday morning
and went downstairs. She heard pistol shot few
moments later and FASTENED to her room, and found
her husband lying on the floor unconscious with
bullet wound in the right temple. He was taken 10
st. Marys Hospital, but the bullet could not be
rcmoved os II was imbcdded I'm the base OF the BRAIN
and the wounded man died in few hours. No cause
was assigned for the suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Park and Aqucduct Commissioners meetings
Stockholders .! Edison Electric Illuminating company
meeting
National Baseball League Convention. Fifth Avenue
Hotel
Florists Club nonl exhibition. No. 20 west twenty
seventies.
Tho Rev Dr.. Behrendss anniversary Centrol Congo.
gationa Church. p. m.
Concer, a. Music Hall IN aid Of Workngmcn's School.
p.
Masters and Past Masters. Sixth District Of Free
masons annual dinner. Clark's. evening
ModcoIeca Society, Thirty second.st. and Broad
way. p
Annual meeting Calumet Club, evening.
The Rev. Dr.. Maynatds lecture. Chickerng Hoi'.
$50 p
Loan Exhibition American Fine Arts Society, No.
els West F.:.y.seventh.st., day and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
J. c. HENDRIX RESIGNS LOCAL OFFICES.

The term Of Joseph c. Hendrix as member Of
Congress from the lid District began March a.
and he has forwarded to Mayor Body his resigna-
ton Of the office OF member OF the Board OF Educa
hon. which carries with 1t the office OF President OF
the Board. to which he was reelected last summer.
The Mayor has yet accepted the resignation. and
Mr.. Hendrix will hold until his successor Is
appointed. when new President Of the Board Will
be elected. James b. BOuck defeated by Mr..
Hendrix last SUMNER MI probably aspire again
to the Office
Mr.. Hendrix has been member OF the Board
for ten years. and first appointed by Mayor Low
after he had been defeated FOR Mayor by Mayor Low
He was elected president TO succeed Tunis c. Bergen
in 1887 and has tcci. re elected annually since. Last
summer he narrowly escaped defeat. Mr.. Hendrix
did not attend the meeting Il the Board yesterday,
and Vicc-Presidcnt Thompson in the chair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
NEWS FROM NEW-JERsEY.
HOBOKEN.
ARRESTED AT Her WEDDING SUPPER.

Agnes Mills OF IIoboken and Freder'c~ .a'
OF Hampstead. l.. l., were marrieo NJ '"' ,.
Pres by,erian Church. BY Pastor stuart on ''"u''
afternoon. Wife the wedding party was al sup
usr the bride was arrested for stealing watch ''o"
b.r ,athar lanes NILS. Of No. i.l:O t'aroeh's'
The preliminary bearing showed 'ha, Mills, VINO
WAS a widower. some time ago married sir ''"T
teen year, DID, his daughter being about The sam
ur. The TWO young women Guarre!lcd over II.
direction % the Household aAairs' anu M, -, H.
ii. duurht.r out OF the house Sir" went 70 ~
hons. Of he: aunt Mrs. Mccormack. no l.io, W. w..
low AVE. and Their seat for Mr Cu's.ii, " rh. we'd
ding followed Mrs. casseiI proYcd by o,;ns be-
that III. watch she was accused ~ sacs,"7 ard
iuc,d IN her mother before she was marrl'u. NJ
ihai when Mrs Mills died She gave Il to h,r sc
Mrs Cas,cll was parocd until 10 O'Clock 'h's mo''e
wien The examination will be- continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
Mn. HUNTINGTON DID NOT BUY THE MOUNTAIN.

report from Texas yesterday credited o. r.
Huntington with the purchase OF Granite Mountain.
which contains the finest granite quarries In the
country. about seventy.threc miles from San An
tonic on the Austin and Texas Railroad The price
paid was said to be s3jOOO0. Mr.. Huntington yes
terday denied that he had made the purchase He
said that he believed that Tile property had been
bought by n syndicate OF capitalists headed by
Robert and Alexander Catte-son the granite workers
at WOOdlawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
r II rRAIrrEUR SAID TO FAVE RESIGNED

IL was said yesterday that Charles H. Trai'teur. In.
.p.ctor Of customs had forwarded 10 the new Secretary
81 the Treasury, Mr.. Carlisle. hs resignation. TO take
ercc, ss soon his successor should BE- appointed
There IA disposition a. the Custom House from the
Collector down. withhold announcements OF designations
on the theory that proper Of such information
the officer before whom resignation has been laid.
The hint concerning Mr. Taittcurs alleged action issued
from quafter which leaves little doub, Of the truth Of
tn crnrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
NEWARK.

A decd was recorded with the County "'e''''
,dov for th.. transfer Of IA large tract oil ia"u
IN caldwell and Livingstone townships from We HaM
u nv o,,'r,am Cnmpauy 10 John X. Fell Ihe con
sidcration in the deed Is xl3o'ooo' ,,.u,.s ,,,c
so, ,inIon Of the Classics Of Newark TINS seeu,ns
in The NewY York Avenue Reformed IN fr ~" sire
d ~ norochIaI schools already inroduceu u. INV,
i"n representative men Of Newark VIII oe p'''e"'
and some of them will make short addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
POSTMASTER COLLINS ILL.

Postmaster George J. Collips has been Ill Tor some
time but not seriously enough TO prevent him attend
ing 10 his duties until yesterday. Dr. Edward U
Janeway OF New.York. called in for consultation
lie found no traces OF brain OF kidney trouble As
was suspected. but said that the Postmaster was
suffering from asthma and stomach trouble. anu
that with proper treatment he would soon recover
A report that Postmaster Collins would resign bis
ONCE the Of which does not expire until July
1894, denied yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
ROBINSON WILL GET HIS MOyEY.

James Robinson secured order from Justice Insrahlm
In the supreme Court Chambers yesterday. requiring
Mr. Freedman receiver Of the Manhattan Athletic Club TO
nav 10 him 1853 ~. which his claim against tho
club for services. Robinson l. athletic trainer and
the receiver refused include HIM In III. list OF employees
whom he paid a few DAYS ago. saying that he did no,
under the statute as being an cmpoye Justice
decided against the receiver and declared that
Rohinson must be paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
ENGLEWOOD.

Tho Enrowood Lyceum Company held its annual
meeting on Monday for the election OF directors ior
the ensuing year. Henry W. Banks was eicotcd 10
MI the place Of the late Gardiner = Hutchinson anu
the other directors elected We're Ebert ~ brihchr
hoa Clinton H. Blake. Sheppard Iiomans. charrs
Miller Iarstow Drake smith. J. H. Iinotsoh ana
samuel NJ Rikcr,