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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
RE UISHED To MihE EOHOFE EEft DLiC

Az INSANE NAN. ONCE WEST POINT Pro
FEssOR. PLANNED TO TAKE THE WAR
SHIPS ACROSS THE OCEAN.
Kyran RELY an irishman ffty.two years old who
orc,picd n furnished room nj No. lol Iroadst, was
taken TO bellevue Hospital insane on sunday night
and II wa, said that he Lad unusual mania. Like
\lc\ondcr he thought he could conquer tie world.
one Of his plans said to BE- the hiring Of the
,varshlps now In the No.th Ri"er. taking them to
rurope and making one great republic OF the com
,rl., there lie had the idea that his wealth was
counted ~ millions. but only seven cents was
found In his POCKETS.
Kelly WAS educated for The hrmnn Cath lie priest
hood I'm a Cann,ign seminary, II was said, but he
came 70 th. United states without taking hcy orders
and WAS a soldier In the Union Army during IN"
wor Later he obtained place rs a teacher at the
Vest Point Military Academy. AID there h. met the
woman VIII, be-, aEie hi, wife. So lost her reason
several Yeats ago, after their three children had
died and Kelly was obliged to send h: To an asylum
Then h, BEGAN Ia drink too free ana l',t his place
I'm Tic academy. Aftrrrard he became IN inspector
in The Castor House. but &c lost tLat place thrc"
wears acn Later hc w,rkrd IN the Navy lard
Fer several months h. had been wltloIt employ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
Mr. yYERS SAYS 1T is TNCOySTfTCTIONA

Controller Myers said yesterday that he hal no
doubt that tue act passed by the LAST legislature
and recently signed by tho GOV rnor In The interest
cf the Newlork Power Company, Otherwise known
rs 1.-The Cram BILL" was unconstitutional. In It's en-
acment the provision Of the Constitution had been
violated which requires that D, private or local BILL
which may lie passed shall embrace moro than one
subject and that II shr be express a In the title.
The New-Y0rk Power c., ptny's BILL a. intiotuced
BY Dry Dollar sullivan, purportcd TO be IN act TO
regulate the Of sidewalks TO prevent the extension
Of building fronts. and 10 grant permits 10. the c'ec-
lion of booths and stands within slooplhcs for the
SAID of newspapers. periodicals. fruits ana howets.
There was nothing In the title 10 indicate that any
body got the right up the ciy's streets. 10
lny mains or supply compress ed air and salt water
10 tho inhabitants Of the city. There was no evi-
dppcc the Controller said that any effort nj DEN
made to amend the tItle and he believed that me
courts would pronounce tie act nun ana 'o'a w"so
II came before them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
TRUCKS MUST NOT Be LEFT ~ THE STREETS

street Cleaning Commissioner Brennan started In
yesterday enforce his order Of last wcc intended TO
clear the streets Of the city OF the 10000 or more uil-
harnrssed trucks which cucumber them. Under the
law the trucks TO be conscated unless their OWN
crs have permits TO store them a, night In the public
highways. The Department opened set OF books
Yesterday for making record of the licensed trucks.
No general raid is To he ordered bat will be sent
out TO pick up vehicles whose owners are Violating
the law In various parts OF the city. No notice VIII
be given Of these sporadic hut secret trips, and the
mlnons OF Mr.. Brennan may swuop noleessly down
upon the unlucky proprietors now at any time aha
anywhere between the Battery and the ionhers line
when they least expect such visit. II trucks are
seized they may be- redeemed within IA certain lime
nm n,vmeut of the COSTS Two carts were taken ~
the corpora ion yards IN Fiftysixth-st. ana three
were captured In various districts last hlsht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
SHE MS 4 BIG Long KNIFE.
A GEEENPOfNT ITALIAN HAS HIS WIFE AND
iIEE COMp\NION DETAINED.

4 GEEENPOINT ITALIAN HAS HIS WIFI AHD
nEG COMPANION DETAINED.
over I'm n little shop In Grccnpont there Is Il
barber WHO has almost lost thc power OF speech
He lalcr,d the faces Of hi, patrons In l'tcSs SORT
OF way Yesterday. and n he looked OFT OF inc WIN
dow "A sbad, of sadness WAS on his olivchu face
His name Is Carmino Torone
What's the matter, Carmino ," asked the man With
the pointed beard.
wife coma back said CarmIao rs he filled ih'
mans ear with l,thcr
Il congratulate you. cid man. suffered The Green
pointer ~ h" got rid Of brnshful OF soapauds
when will Mrs. Torone Join Won -
"shutta de- mouth. You talis TOO mach. COLOMBIA
bada woman Colombia NY wife. Two year aga
senda Colombia away. >icha all time here. ira"l
de mon and scnda wife 10 IIly She wri,a back.
Coomba near done. CclomlI E'da pidein' f'lice
Aurclla maka lie lo,c. lie 40 sooda. Jic bisi man.
siu.c!e lila de beast. lie cara Dc sdct. Colombia
rrna way and stay Md d. biea Dag. Policeman
catcha COLOMBIA and laaa /. Aurciln. COLOMBIA
Lr,aka de- law -hc cct,a law where chick gotta d.
axe. COLOMBIA wri,a mcal. Want come back. b.
eooda wife
You hyah ne DC tire fccl,ns saya. 'yon iuaha
de- pcop.c Sex COLOMBIA Vcgs NADIA HE De wciia
chcka bird. she taha de r,dl Ink ani sac naAa dc
picture de- s;ilri. ana wria i hava ca BIZ Tonga
knifa. | coma blca.'
Il 60 To Br. scnpcr. ~. 5cnncr he Mica, eooi'
man. He say he 10 lciia d" COLOMBIA come "c@.
Wliata You tlinhai colombo and f'iic" A"f'iL,
come to-day In de- icea IL aml"ai s,tr. M 'ri'in
and lDada wife ina de- pen. hnpl they no come Ia
Ms Torone and reIcc Aur.lln wcr, detained yc,-
terdny AT EMS Island a:d viii probably hc dtbarrtd.
I'n.v arrived on tie steamer lur.unila. armiu
Toronc lives at 80 Ill "s"eIp"nt ave. "rcrnp"in'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
PFIyGST MONDAY CELEBRATED.

Pfing,i Monday one Of the favorite festivals In
Germany. celebrated yesterday In the traditional
fashion Ly the former subjects Of "a" Empire now
living In this cii'. There eymnasiio exhibitions
OF all kinds, Shooting contests and picncs. The
New York Turn Ncr,n commcm0rltrd the day at
Washington Park. sixty ninth 81. ard The East River
Before going TO the park the 300 pupls OF the
Vcrc,n's gymnasium marched about on the East side
and attracted much attention. Al Jon"o's Wood the
Central Turn Norcn. Of East HNfy"evcnih ST.,
celebrated the day. There - dance IN the
evening. The New York shooting Society, No. |.
Capta!n Frcdcrch sch commanding. held n shoot
Ing match AT Lion Park, Columbnt-avc. and one
Lundrcd-and clcltlst. The Beethoven Macnncrchor
had "A concert and theatrical performance, followcd
l,y ball last evening at Terrace Garden. In East
liny.dehlh II. The day was enjoyed 10y all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
TILE COMBINATION NOT A TRUST.
DECISION ABOUT An AGREEMENT BETWEEN
W\TCH-CAsE MAKERS.

DECISION ABOUT An AGREEMENT BETWEEN
wATCT-CAsE MAKERS.
Judge Coke, sitting in the United States Circuit
Court. yesterday handed down decision III d S"''
brought under the sherman Antitrust law. lie
sustained the demurrer in the suit OF The I"'pcr
Watch-Case Manufacturing Company against 'he L.
Howard Watch and Clcck Company ana thii'eeh o'ht'
manufacturers OF watch cases, for SloOCOo d1haE''
The complaint dec Jared that the Duebcr Comp'h'
refused to Join the combination 10 keep up III" pre'
of watch cases ard the fourteen members sent ON
circulars to dealers saying that il tAeY bought eoouS
from the complainant they. the defendants ""u''
sell them nothing. This in leoe, but si"i"r
circular was sent ont after passage OF The sh,ra
law IN 1890, It Is declared. The complainant ai'e'"
that II had suffered great loss through this action
A demurrer was filed the bill of complaint anu
Judce Coke upholds this. lie says that The confer"
tion of the Howard Company and It's associates 'h'
facts sufficient to constitute Violation Oh c sher
law are not alleged In the complaint Is true. i"'
plaiptif the Judge SAYS. has filled to snow u'" II
Is engaged In interstate commerce; has fcd 10 s'"
that the rights OF the public have been EVauep HIS
failed 10 show that the defendants are enGaeeu III
Interstate commerce: has failed 10 show mat u'e
continuation was made to get unfair prices, ana 40
show that n majority of the wach-case makers OF the
country were members of the combination
II Is not against the statute. the decision saws 10
fix an arbitrary price for goods II that werc So
sell their wares al a certain pric' sich an hc'o
did not stife honest competition. but cTnuitg'7i l.
Whom so few men formed conblnstioh !, i"Pp,i'u
Others to seek to get their cus,ors IN iced on
~ ,he two or three manufac llo,cst comhl-
nation Is not Illegal. says the Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
THE COURTS.
ONLY A FEW CENTS IN BANK.
LLOYD ASPINwALL TEsTIFIEs IN SUPPLEMENT
TApy prCCEEEINCS

LLOYD AsPINwALL TEsTIFIEs IN SUPPLEMENT
TARY PROCEEDINGS.
Lloyd Aspinwail appeared before Justice An.
drews, IN the supreme Court Chambers, yesterday! ''
bis counsel tried TO have hin Pnrged OF contempt "a
court for falling appear for examination III sup
Elementary proceedings. j. NJ Naihum was WIZ"
Mr. Aspiifwall. ard told Justice Andrews mat HIS
c,lcnt had not been in a fiji mental Or physical con
dillon 10 appear for examination, and asked the court
10 excuse him. Decision was reserved on 'ha' "'o-
ton, and thea Mr. ASpnwal was sworn anu ''H'h
before James Il. EoweD. OF No. 81 Park Row. "tc''
he testified concerning his personal anairs. Inc
suIt was on a promissory note for IL oo0 which MT.
Asplnwall gave to his butcher In the country Inc
noIc WAS assigned TO John Woods. Washington Mar
ket butcher who brought the suit The case went
IN Judgment and the execution which was iSsucd
was returned unsatisGcd. Mr.. Aspinwal was '"e"
ordered TO appear for examination IN snppiemeN'aiN
proceedings. and his failure TO comply WIN 'h"'
order caused all the trouble
BEFORE the referee lie that he ola no! nave Il
cant or NJ least he did not have than 80 or 80
cents in the banks where his deposits were USUALLY
kept lie said that he had no permanent Piace Vi
residence the present time, ana that nc hau oV'
stayng with Ely Goddard at No. "3' fh'l'"N''
He told the referee that he was not living WIN MS
wife at present and that she was li,eg AT NO.
(;ramercy Park. lie said that his lathcf hao hil
him about $4,000, and that he had also received
money from the estates of his mother and his grand
father lie was n member Of the firm OF liowlahd
e. Aspinwall at No. 34 Southst.. the othcr hc"oo
OF the firm being Mr.. Marcus Il. Gaspet' M vas
per had retired several weeks ago. however, ana ana inc
arm had done little or no business for some llic'
The examination was not finished, ana VIII W
continued a the same place on way in in keeping the
procaedncs I'm the suit quiet he was IN ihc sui
ice Patterson ordered the papers sealed up me
.nsndal troubles of Mr.. Asrinwall have be knoWn
for some time. and not long ago he was droppeu i'o
membership in the Union Cub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
ICE WILL COST DIS MUCH rs EVEH.
1T Is PRETTY TO LOOK AT. HOWEVER, AND WILL
PROBABLY MELT JUST AS QUICK.

1T Is PRETTY TO LOOK At. HOWEVER, AND WILL
PROBABLY MELT JUST As QUICK.
II the ice ccmpapi,s OF Nrw-York and brooklyn DO
net refuge the pice o. ico tbs season. the people
VIII at least have the satisfaction Of consuming the
Lest quality OF Ice that has been brought to tis city
In TIVE MY years. Icemcn In all the natural ice COM
panes lay that not for years has the Ice com, out
of the houses along the Hudson IN such beautiful
condition and In such thick cakes A veteran iceman
said 10 Tribune reporter: IL have been IN the Ice
bushes, forty years, and ! have never seen sucA
tcau,l!ul ice has come out Of the storage houses
this season. In the list placc, 1t was frozen to an
unus ual thickness ana almost entirely free from
SNOW Ard since the lee put into The houses
The weather has been favorable f.! Its stora!e.'
Both the artificial and natural ice companies are
prep ling Tor an unusual rash of business this sum
mcr. The artificial ice con pancs especially are
boxing forward to IN increased demand Last sea-
son the largest ice business done In one week
was done by the Knck,rbochr Ice Company IN July.
when It .old 5000 tons, which, when brought to
this city measured in bulk :Co003o cubic feet. Tho
ca,ire amount consumed by New York ana Eronkyn
last wear was 2,0O),O0o tons, and the indications for
this year are that tho consumption OF Ice Will DO
even greater.
The price, however, will probably mt be lowered.
Tho schedule fixed By the Knichcrl ecker lee COM
pany fer this season Is follows Delivered 10 iam'
HES /. to i pounds daily, 80 cents week. or 70
to II pounds daily, 20 cents week. Tie pies I'D
baiohc:., liquor dealers and Other lines OF business
requiring laIge quantities 81 Ice Is % cenis han
pounds.
Mr.. Reeves, the secretary Of the KncAerbochr leo
Company, sad to Tribune reporter: II l. inip)s-
sIc the p:fcr Of ice under the present con-
ditions. !; il rne that we have HAD luii CROP
but for the last three four rears the ice crops u
pot allure were not equal TO the demand and seEi-
msIy crippled US. Esen thi, ye'r We have suffered
scious losses ty floods. Several Of our iou>eS,
which were stored with 100000 tons OF Ice, were
swept away BY the spring floods. and we've total
lcs,cs Tcsitcs thi, thr cutting II the lee this winter
has been made expensive by Hoods when b'oao
the zee up ard when IL irOzc again IL became Uneven
AMI required eAtIa Labor in cutting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
JOHNSON GUILTY OF MANSLACGHTEH.

Charles ]. johnson was convicted OF manslauSh'er
IN the first degree BIZ a jury in the Court OF over
.nd Terniper before Justice Insraham, YESTERDAY
He WIS charged with causing the death OF bis vile
by throwing her out Of window at their bone. No.
ss5 Ninth-ave., on September % last The prisoner
was drunk at the time, and according to his own
story be went home early In the morning ana thea
10 get In the house. Both doors were locked ana ne
bounded on one OF them until he hrok" the glass.
Then his wife opened 1t. He went III ana. accord
ing 70 his own assertion swore at her ana wanted 10
know why she kept him out so lonc. lie said mat
he felt sick and went to the sink In the Kitchen
lie felt his wife pass him and go through 'irce
rooms TO the front window lie followed her snort
time later and found her sitting on the win1ow-s'
with her feet outside. just as he came Into Tn"
room she turned around ard disappeared. lie called
for help and rushed downstairs. lie went 10 the
sidewalk and found her Wing there. a policeman
who came up asked her II 1t was her husband VINO
had thrown her out and she declared that II was ana
identified him there. She was taken - hospital
and later told her brother: h testified YESTERDAY
that her husband did not throw her out ana sh" re
Quested him TO get her husband out OF all in-'lcr
Ingrsham charged the jury that even II Johnson dil
not throw his wife ont, II he had caused her d"a'i
by frightening her so that she jumped out he was
guilty OF manslaucher The jury was out about forty
minutes aud returned with a verdict shortly before
4 O'Clock. The penalty Cor the crime /, iin1risoh
ment for not more than twenty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
CorCT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme CouitGencaI 1er.,.Eceess Io,nugu Motion
calendar ssa a; = Sfi'H icrmrsr I-nec one"
ssIf: .SuTslee.l Icrmnra,t, n s i5s .' i6li
I5is 49, 9 '5 d l ia5 s0 ico cao d! 49, 1913
ny, '% gs9Tc Sat-. sss5 1s 49,
1889 d 1si , U.s. as 49, ,Gs '' ,, @oG 1881
Cilsui, S SO-s Ike Cag'apr for the term
t.uit Couit-ialt N-bcicre La"rn''' ''-@"Se' '''"
f',t ul5ncas court-Trial Before RANSOM s'-""
of any III h'Ses lOaS rusc.ad s.
Molten cacnd,r called at 10 80 a. M aSI'r %i 80
Il wiIio Mi. 81 FI1 @ COM co"nor g.
K I IIcHsy ilcns Louis j. scnel BnSdgt M.o
Mary 81 Cn' 9arie H. HCowprthwa William ycs
johanna Anthem. L. s. Cocite' a'u NJ j."
a. common peas-General rcrmAqoaracd ,rI the r"
CongHon. rcas-sl~eial Ier'"-ie'O'e D'''
commo" Ter%ari,s J Jb i5SE ST. i5
SO tOnnO Fsas-rral Trrm-raF'' II and ilA'0'i"''
Tor sa sss Cour-spcca TemBciorc MeAdam
&c cG s.lna4 7'"-n'''' ' n o..,
sleeve S%e Jxo, iGo7 1879 1854 l71i 1923 -i'' 49,
i"e s,sror cour-Trai Tcrn-Pat II-Adjourned 10 the
term Sapcrer rcrwsr3 ,go, ID f isso pI lSS
Civ Court-s recai Ieim-iciorc Van W,ch' ''-Ho
CITY s cG%r: il5 a975 s ass iO' @2O' s-iO
2oi$ y 21 Gari G Trn|rar, IIn;'ore Mc'Own J.
xo 'c,t "s4i 500 $50 "il2. 100; 49,, ~ .,,.,,o,
w tour-iral lcT 1s o4 ' ddoa "@s. 40 So
10. sG23 GG5 25s5 200. 2e02, $50 81 ,o,s p,
civ Co,rt-lr;ai Term-.rsrt lN-Deioe r''A'"'
Cour. Of Over and Tcrmincr -noo'" lh3, a"'" o. ''"
Court Of General sc-slons-n,r, I'!os S"Np &C. &C. im
,s.ist,U, Di.tfct- Alto ncy Bradley -N", ~ w. -
sH,nstra" plnad,r--Nos. - 10. inclusive =, ,
Iourt Of General Sessons-Part ll-Ie'ore N'i"in g.,
and ASSISTANT Dls,rlctAttorney D"is-N"'' - D. u"
elusive. c.,... Don. IJI-Rctora Ft1cerall.
and Asst,at District. Attorney WeeAs NO. ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
TIE JURY MERC1FCL To Mrs DIElhNH'

a jury In General Sessions ycsterda! WAS d. MIN "
Mis- Helena Dietrich a. II could lee without acG'tf
ting her II fonnd her guilty OF an attempt at arson
in ihn third decree, and recommended her 10 the
mercy of the court. Judge MARITIME runanded her
for sentence. Thc maximum penalty Of her crime
/, imprsonln.nt for three years and hall.
The woman Is The vile OF fresco painter. ono Is
twenty. three years old. In February. l'9-. 'her'
was fire In their apartment, al NO. Ji' H'''
Eighty seventh, ST. and she collected s.i3l Insurance.
The family moved TO No. $50 East Sxts-second-s'''
whore g, fire occurred In the cellar on December 10
last The woman's furniture was Insured ior Si''o''
liy this time the landlord became suspicious Oh her'
and ordered her to get ont Of the house on January
49, Another fire occurred in her apartment Oh
January II. A., c y, nooom.
rnefc wa, strong evidence that the fire OF D'cein
her was uf inceI1iary orien. 81 the woran Mas ~,
rested and brought to trial. Assistant DiS''''"
toYncy DAVIS Prosecuted her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
TIE CUSTOMER TRIED TO CUT HER THROAT.

James CARLY. thirty.fve years old. who lives at
No. 40 Eighth.avc.. on saturday afternoon visited
the sec0nd-han clothing store Of Isaac Frankel al
No. 900 seventhavc. Mrs. Dora Frankel. the pro
pne,ors wife, In the store and Gary approached
her. saving that he wanted tc purchase coat
some words followed respecting the price. Suddenly
Gary drew q razor from his pocket and slashed nj
Mrs. rrankcl. She jumped 'mcF screaming. Po
liccmnn OHcill. who stood In front Il the building
rushed into the store Just In time TO prevent CARLY
from making q second lunec N Ms. Frankel. O'Nel
struck up Garitys arm then knocked the fellow down
and arrested HIN In the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday Clarity was held Tor t'iai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
BASEBALL PARTIsANs IL COURT.

When Judge Gcgcrich appeared In the Court ol
Common Pleas yesterday the courtroom vas cip"ced
with athlete, belonging to the staten Island Athletic
Club aud the Englewood Field Club, who were there
70 listen TO testimony In snIt In which Iluylcr
westervelt is trying TO recover 5000 from Ar'hnI
J. Moore, manager of the Staten Island Athletic
Clubs baseball team. for an alleged assault. The
clubs from the Two associations played game OF BAH
IT the Manhattan Field on October a. 1e3I. The
men from EnclewOod were badly beaten. All the
men came downtown IN the same train and there
were angry words and talk Of bets for another
game, but none were made Westervel, declares
that Moore hit him In the face. Moore says thai hc
only pushed Westcrvelt aside. and he declares that
the assault, such as II was was justified The case
was not finished and will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
THE U.IRSH IND WILLFR fInPS.
THEY ARE IL BATTLE ARRAY on STATEN
ISLAND.

ISLAND
All staten Island T. divided into two camps.
ovo- on. n,, In. nag of Nicholl, Mnl.r and over the
oth.r that ~ Nathaniel Marsh NJ. Marsh !, Il
n.uocrat AMI % T. Mr. Muller Mr. MARSH l. 4
younc man and belongs To an old staten lsl"hd
family. Mr. Muller went Ia staten Island from New
yorx and 1, an -land edition 81 Richard Croker.
IT.. seeks to rule with anlnrSilon,d sway. bul MY.
Nar.h 1, not aV.r.c To political power ai'" li'n'"
I'm, Achi and IL l. Il pretty ore. ~ II sfendS Nr'
Marsh 1. -uor,.,or II the Town 81 -nuihtcld, zone"
lu,ilc, Of the villigc of Edgcwaicr. COUNSEL >" IA"
uo,ri of Health Of the Nili r.. and hold, several
oi,iclo ullccs hv vrtuc Of hls Office supervisor
lie T. uowcr which Mr. Muller regards - dangerous
4, his own supreme rule. The engineer OF Ri'hmoni
county was a friend Of Mr. Marsh. Mr. Muller
demanded that he resign. Mr.. Hacot ana not 10 So
and nt the last meeting Of The board Of supervisors
a.. WIS removed by a vote OF tn" Muller m"ni'SrS oi
IA. Hoard Then thc fight began ana II l. SIN on
II +. said that Mr. Muller Is angry with Dr. f"n'y'
nj the Board of supervisors, for the crude way IN
which the lob WIS done. DR. Fc'ncy l. a pay
Of excellent reptile. bat not man VII" believes W
wasting word, or putting sugar coating 'n MS h'ui'
,in.s Whcn he received orders To " hN' ba'0t. IL"
did II, aud the wind was not tempered 10 Ia" 'Noin
l,mh This mad, nihr ulplrl SAINT impression
nm ,l,, public and Mr.. Muller has prepared lecture
ia b. delivered To the doctor oh how 10 DO political
,nl,. realty, Wn"hctcr ain, ~ Inc hgh', MARSH
or Muller, he viii b. an nncrc~ned hing On staten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
APPOINTMENTS OF coLoRrD MINISTER'S

The annual session 81 The New Nor, Conf renee
o. ia" African Methodist Episcopal Iin Church va,
ended yesterday III tie Fleet Street chnich. The
following appointments were annorn'rd hy li-h'p
Hood: rsc,Iine elder fof -. Ncw York ~ tic.
NJ A. Bradley: an Church. Vest Tenth and Blrr'k"r
SIS. NrwNo-a !. :. ,nldwcl, Fleet street '"Er'h'
TrO0.lyn. H. Haywood >itt, south Third strict,
Geo,c.. +. smith: Little Aon Church. uchundr,d
and.s,.,cniccmih t.. j. Il. l. -mlih ilgd OH. J.. VI.
iachsom: Ncw,nrf. l.. g. ClNpn; New Koch II,
James H. smith: pot Chester. ". II. D'ctcT, P"eH
,Lnl H. !. MILLER; Kingston. {. II. Tcncych": oyster
Bay George ;lmmo.ds. iJuhcr,. H. VI. '"pAas .
Ioichiccpsic. v. II. Albeit Troy, /. :. DAon
NyacE. IN. Jac 1hlmas. Namnronccr. Mr.. Porter +,
lsvrrsiraW. \. j. Talbot; BaNtcrtown. {. II. Ran
dan: vcinpsj, .i W u. \. r.ihgic. Eivcrh"ad. T..
: Prime r.lp.ri L. l.. ". f. Carpenter. Lake
Vile George simmons: IianhlinNinr. I. r.. q.
TaGiua, az ii~rlor. y. j. ,m!th, Mddlciown. H. =
M is GIag,stnd. \. Anderson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
MR.. KRAUS, or TIE IMPERIAL. TELLS HIS SIDE

George L. Kraus. the proprietor and manager OF
the Imperial Music Hall. has sent letter TO The
Tribune explaining his side Of the story OF the quarrel
which occurred at the music hall on Saturday evening.
lie says tina, the who were elected were disor.
derry, and that aside from being compelled to leave
the place they not assaulted or hurt. The men
were friends OF his press agent, Frank Connolly.
Mr. Kraus says, but Mr. Conney's resignation.
which was offered on the same night was not In
consequence OF the ejectnent. since the resignation
had been requested by Mr.. Kraps two hours before
the trouble occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
A STEERAGE PASSENGER DIES FgOu III RVS

4 lamp shone one morning on the steamer Wsrra
unseen Of men. II II had been the officers would
have conRscaicd 1t. ana certain lt,lian would mol
have been buried 1T Among tie storage
passengers on the Vera, which left Genoa May L.,
there was Elise di Gaelano GOdOni who accom-.
rani,d by her child. AZ ) n. May - Mrs.
Gcdoni bean To prepare some coffee an alcohol
lamp. Now IL Is forbidden liners for oicerag
passengers TO have matches and l1mp,. Mrs.
lcdoni knew this, she clisped the lamp between
hcr knees and covered II over with a blanket. The