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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
ORANGE.

Tho New England society. OF orange, ut IL meeting
on Saturday night took strong ground In "Pp)'i'loh
TO the entertainments OF the trolley car on the pAoH'
+; hts 4 bill Is now pending befo.c the LEGISLATURE
q Ncw-Jerscy giving to the electric car companies
tho right 10 set pole, within The curb lines III streets
and string their wires thereon without the consent
~, ,ho rronnr,y !. holders The society objected it.
secretary TO communicate with State senator Barrett
10 urge him to oppose the h,ll to the utmost Of RS
newer Tie chair WAS alSD directed 20 app INT IL
committee Of Ave 10 90 TO Trenton to work against
,,o ,,.sorn Of tbe bill The society took up the
question Of the discriminating and oppressive charges
81 tbo New York and Ncw.Jcr,y Telephone Company.
The committee on public wcfnic said that con
ference with the officials OF the company wouli
shortly be held and that 1t had received cncoir"g'
mont 10 hope that fair and "lnitnbl" rcidIu'i
ment Of the telephone tolls and charges would DC
made.
The 1T. Rev. T.. Wstar Morris. Bishop 81 The
Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of Oregon preached "i
ST. Marks Church, Orange, yc,t riay afternoon ana
in All saints Church. Orange Valley, Ia the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
SPEAKING FOR HAMPTON INSTITUTE.

AT the Madison square Presbyterian Church yes
tcrday interesting service conducted by stu
dents OF the Hampton Normal and Agricultural In
stitutc. This school Is supported mainly by church
and private subscription and Is maintained in the In
tcrcst Of the rising negro and Indian gcnerad)ns'
Young men Of these two races gave sketches OF their
life at the school and their early hOmelife and plans
for teaching among thcir people at the compile
ton Of their school life. William ii. Daggs grad
atc OF the institute, spoke OF his work In the South
and short addresses were made by T.. Kingsley,
Wirnebago Indian. and William HouyouSt. an
oneida Indian. The addresses Interpreted with
plantation songs by quartet OF negro students IN
the uniform Of the school. At the close OF the stu
dents talks the present condition and needs OF the
institute We're spoken OF by Chaplain frssell. who
accompanies the boys upon their trips,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING On TO-DAY.

Meeting Of Columbia College trustees, p. m.
Society Of the Colonial Wars, No. 122 Williams, 4
p 49,
New-York kindergarten Association NO. 2Zo west
Thirty .aithSt.. 80 p. m.
Trial Of Edward c. Sheohy ard Charles Z. Simmons
before Commissioner Shields.
Edison NJ. Hubbard case, Supreme Court.
Carlvle W Harris case, General Sessions.
W r. Hayes trial for perjury, General Sessions
Sale OF Edmund Wynn's library, No. 139 Broadway
Ccrclc Francois rIIarmonie fancy dress ball. Madison
Square Garden. evening.
Phi beta Kappa Association at Clarks in West Twenty.
thrd.st.. evening.
Pconlc's party reception to General james b. Weaver.
Cooper Union. evening.
Stuyvr Club reception. LenoX Lyceum. evening.
Ncw.YorE Academy OF Sciences, Astronomical section,
Hamilton Hall Columbia College. D. IN.
Fruit Trade dinner Morello's in Twenty NTH ST.
y. m.
New.York Association Of Graduates Of the American In
ing.
Young Mems Democratic Club. No. a. Cours..,
BROOKLYN. p. m.
Central Turn Ver'in managers meeting, No ol1 East
SiXty-seycnth-st., evening
Coney Island Athletic Club contests. evening.
Eozaar Of the Womens Auxiliary Of the Young Mems
Christian No. 1f3 South Eghthst brooklyn
Church Of the Good shepherd dcdicatory exercises
SiXtJ-siXth.s and Boulevard p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
Az ITALIAN COUSrERrEITER ARRESTED.

Policeman Tagsart. OF the Fifth Precinct. while on
post Saturday night told that an Italian with n
little girl going about the ncighborhood passing
trying to pass counterfeit money. At White and
Church SITS. he saw an Italian and n little girl an
swcrlng the description and he them TO the sta
tlon-housc. The gave his name as Albert
Anscl and said he lived at No. 23l Mottst lie
said the little girl his daughter Maggie, ten years
old. There was no counterfeit money found In his
pockets but three counterfeit quarters were taken
from his mouth. lie had chewcd them up until they
bent out OF shap, and badly dcned. In the
TomIs Police Court yesterday morning Justice Ryan
told Tagcart take his prisoner back tO the station
house and arragn him before the United States Com
missioner In the morning. The girl was held for in
vestigauon In care Of Mr.. Gerry's society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
CHARLES COLNE GOES TO WASHINGTON

Charles Colnc OF 40. 90 Hoopcrst. Brooklyn, has
gone 10 Washington 10 testify in the investigation OF
the affairs OF the Panama Canal Company. For eight
years Mr.. Come the secretary OF the American
Committee OF the Panama Canal Company. The COM
mittce consisted of The banking houses OF J. d w.
Scgman. Winslow. Lanier & Co. and DrcXcl. Morgan
& Co. The committee conducted the banking bhs
ness OF the company In this country. dispatch was
received yesterday. which said that about 22.OOOOO0
francs Of Panama Canal money had been expended In
New York. The greater part OF this amount Is said
to have been expended before 1884 when the Amcii
committee took charge IL IL said that Mr. COlnc's
testimony reveal some interesting facts with re-
gard the business OF the Panama Canal Company In
the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
NEW.YORK CITY.

Tho Tribune he's received s5 from al. X for the
typhoid fever stricken family OF Mrs. Bridget Mannoa.
OF Jersey City.
Captain George W. Sumner. in charge Of the eQnip'
mcnt department at the Navy Yard, who applied
some time ago for the command of the trplc-Scrcw
vessel Columbia. known long as the Pirate
and now approaching c,mrlrton at Philadelphia Is
reported have been assured that he will be selected
The Republican Club OF the City OF New-York will
give Its seventh annual dinner In commemora'ion OF
the birthday OF Abraham Lincoln At Dclmonico's on
Saturday evening 20 O'Clock. The committee in
charge consists OF Charles II. d ,Eison f. A. McAlpin
A. b. Humphrey. Joseph Ullman, James A. Blanchard
and Henry Melville.
1t Is lcllcvcd at the Navy Yard that the dynamite
gun vessel vcsuhrs VIII complete her tests at P1rt
Royal this week. and then return to this port. She
will take on board the gun-cottonoadci shells to-
day. and will fire them In the tests tor The
tests will he made about ten miles from Port Royal
City off Bay Point which OF the most
valuable captures in the Civil War; where there Were
large machine shops. fully equipped with tools, and
several small vessels.
\ reception to the students OF the New-York Trade
schools will be given In the parlors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, in Twcnty-thrdst.. this
evening.
DR.. g. X. Gilbert will lecture "A Theory OF the
Formation Of Lunar Cracrs' this evening. under the
Academy Of Sciences The lecture will he u-trat"d.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor
Of the Marble Collegiate Church. at Fifth ave- and
Twenty ninth-s:, has invited the Endcayor societies
of the city 10 spend this evening with the society,
when II. III. Raglan will deliver illustrated lecture
on Alaska.
The ship Joseph y. Thomas, W. J. Lemond, master,
which arrived here yesterday from San Franoisco,
sighted Pitcairn Island November %, and hove n
long CnOuCh q receive n visit from the islanders
Twenty -four OF them came board and supplied
the ship with fruit. They reported all well on the
island, and that they had been visited on November
81 by the ship Alexander Maccalam. bound from san
Francisco TO LONDON.
General janis b. Weaver, the recent unsuccessful
candidate of the Peoples party for the Presidency,
viii speak In Cooper Union this evening on the rapid
transit problem. There will be other speakers pres
The purpose o; the meeting X protest aSairst
the sale gift Of the rapdtransit franchise. and 10
agltate for municipal ownership OF some new system
OF raDid1ransit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
BEATHIM OYER THE HEAD NTH 4 CHAIR

AN AGENT OF Mr.. GERRY's SOCIETY SEVERELY
INJURED BIZ a NEGRO AND HIS WIFE
Isaac Robinson, cOlored Hcwdcaer, forty years old,
and his wife Alice thrtyve years Old living at NO 40
West Sixty-seventhst., committed to prison III
81 900 bail each by Justice Meade. at the York
vile Police Court yesterday, for assaulung Agent
Frank G.. Barley, OF the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Children, vino Is at hi, home, No. l3o
East Twenty eighth-St. suffering from number OF
scalp wounds and bruises about the head and body
On Friday q complaint TO the Office OF the
society that Robinson in-treatins his step
daughter, Alice, twelve years old. Barkley. with
another agent named King went 10 the KobinsonS
home, and finding the story true took the girl away
On her evidence the agents secured warrant from
Justice Meade which given to Barhley TO serve
Barley found Robinson TO be man with whom
he had trouble in September, 1889.
When Barley stepped into the room on Saturday,
Robinson recognized him. Before Barley had time
TO state TIE nature of his Grand Robinson jumped
from a chair on which he seated, and raising il
over his head struck the agent terrible blow.
Tho force OF the blow knocked Barhley of his feet.
With the blood streaming down hi, face IarhleS
sprang TO his feet and struggled with his assliant.
lie was getting the best OF Robinson when hi, arms
were suddenly seized from behind by Robins0n's
Robinson and his wife then fed. The ncigh0Ors
called Policeman IIachbar, who had Barley removed
his home and later captured Robinson and his
wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
JUST WAS DESPOyDENT BEFORE MS DEATH

Although 1t has been repeatedly asserted that the
death OF Edward II. NJ Just the wealthy Harlem
builder, the result Of the accidental dischargng
OF his pistol and not OF determination u end his
ufe the revolver used one OF the latest pattern
and could only be discharged by pressing upon two
springs, after another. 1t now appears that
worry over n suit for damages had affected his mind,
and I'm q fit OF desperation he took his life. Mr. just
had been In Europe for some time. When he re-
turned last week he served with papers making
him the defendant In suit to $40 900 dam
ages, by Miss Mary ONclll. for Injuries received In
falling down a cCal hole in front Of OF Mr.. Justs
houses IN Ono second St. In June.
1901 She brought suit soon after the accident but
Mr.. Just being absent In Europe the papers could
not be served until he returned. Oliver W Bcal Of
No. POI broadway. who Is her counsel. learned Of
Mr. Jusl's return Thursday. and he had the papers
served. When Mr.. Just was served. II Is said. he
acted as II he were insane. lie raved and declared
he was being blachmoied. and told his lawyer that
he would never pay cent.
Carl Just. nephew OF the dead man. yesterday
declined to say anything about these facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI.
NEWARK.

The quor-shop o: John Kelly. no. "-l Fas'a'c ave-
was robbed IN the night OF Thanksgiving Day io'i'
and among the articles taken was an EneiNH penny
which Kelly had brought from the old country anu
which he highly priced. The loss OF the penny an
moved him more than anything clse ana he Irciu'huy
referred to II In speaking to his customers List
Monday night the place was again broken INTO ana
robbed the thieves emrync th" I'LL and carrying OH
cigars and LIQUORS In the Ill Kelly found the English
penny which had been taken In the previous robbery.
The Inference was that the same men hah r'po'u
thc place both times. Toward the end Of the week
,ho nocc arrested william Irllrlrl Of No. ga Lex
Iuc,on-ayc AMI william Scnnett, honel So. Some Of
the stolen property recovered, and the prisoners
confessed the ,ccona robbery bni denied the first one
They profcsscd 10 know nothing about tn EESsh
penny and Kelly and the police are still myslhrd
over It's temperance.
Senator Barrett the counsel for Henry u. March
bank indicted for obtaining money under ial'' rep
resent tions as agent Of the Brooklyn 60 oprr"N'
Conccrn saws that his client has not aD>conA"d, but
is I'm Philadelphia ard win be on hand for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
NOTES FROM THE FIELD OF LABOR.

new monopolistlc movement IS In progress among
certain trades unions In this CITY according state
ment made yesterday by Mr. Dampf. delegate from
the Ciearmakers' Union 10 the Contra! Labor Union.
IT secms that several unions. finding that the number
OF workers In their trades increasing and that
competition NAV therefore become brisk. have decided
to close their doors 10 all applicants for admission
The Ale and Porter Brewers Union was the first
union TO take this step. The union. while waging n
war against non-union men, refuses TO allow non
union men to join the union. This is causing much
distress. and has raised rcmonsrance the
conservative tradcs-unon Mr.. Dampf said that
he knew certain ale brewer, excellent workman.
who could not get employment unless he ioned the
union. lie at proceeded II the headquarters Of
Gbe union. where he was told that no new members
would be admitted. The man IS consequently In great
distress being unable work at his trade although
there Is work TO be done and he is willing 10 do H.
Another Of two carragcmakcrS spoken o..
When they sought admission to the unlon they
Informed that the initiation fee had been raised 10
che prohibitory amount OF SOS.
TSsrs was long discussion at the Central Labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
RUTHERFORD

At tho meeting o: the Republican club on FRIDAY
night a new constitution and v; laws were adop''d
and the name Of the club was changed TO ihc Lincoln
League.
4 triple anniversary celebrated in Grace Church
Yesterday with special service ana music The oc
ca.oli wa the eighth anniversary Of the rcc'or-ip "i
the " Tranci, J. Clayton. aud the 80 oni anniversary
Of the estab hmcn Of the vested choir and the open
Ing Of the enlarged church.
TWO hundred citizens attended meeting In Wheel
mems HALL saturday nsnt. at which Mayor Cooper
pr,sided bill providing FIR necessary sewer lre,,
latlon was and discussed. and 1t was dccd ID 10
send the bin +, Trenton. with the request that A.
scm5yman Dupuy introduce 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
Long ISLAND.
FATALLY STABBED IN A FIGHT.


John Dolan a plumber living In Long Island CITY,
was stabbed In the neck by a man known n liGmp
Icnncssy yesterday morning. The victim Is now III
st. Johns Hospital In Long Island Citv AT The point
Of DEATH but his assailant Is si nj liberty. The
fight took place I'm a barrOom kept BY Hugh Quinn
at Fuhsf. and vernon ave. Hcnncssy ana Doan,
with n number Of Others In the place a-out
. Il. m, when IIcnncss/ became involved In quar-
rel with DOlnn's brOthcrin-law. IIcnncssy is policy
runner, and II IA matter connected with this
game that the quarrel took place Dolan intcrfcred
I'm the dispute, taking Ills relatives SIDE and he and
IIcnncssy came to blows They clinchcd. and at the
same moment IIcnncssy plunged knife into Dolans
throa Quinn. the liquor seller intcrfcrcd. and his
hand was cut In taking the knife from IIcnncssy.
The noise OF the fight attracted the police, but Hen
messy had made good his escape before the entrance
OF the officers. An ambulance summoned and
Dolan removed To the hospital, and John McGrah
and Benjamin Higgins were locked up by Policeman
Elshman as witnesses. llonnessy lives In Eagcst,
Grcenpont aud Detective Kavanagh Is looking for
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

sIIr WAS SAVED BY A BOATHOoK.

Mrs lingo Olsen. n Swedish woman. thirty seven
years old while attempting to board canal oo'I
wing I'm the East River at South Frstst, carly yes
fcrday morning. narrowly escaped drowning. MIS-
Olsen lived on the boat with her husband. lhe
couple had been visiting some friends in jersey CIV
and did not arrive at the pier where the canai D'at
was until two O'Clock I'm the morning Inc heaVy
tide had caused the boat 10 vccr from tie side Oh
another canal boat. Despite this MIS- olsen a.
tempcd TO lump on board. and, missing her footing
fu into tbe water Tic strong tide carried her, but
the woman, who was good swimmer, managed 10
reach the side Of the boat again, and was caught by
a long boat hook ly her husband and dragged ashore
she w.s more dead than alive when placed on ire
deck. Of the boat. An ambulance surgeon was sum
moncd and removed her t. the Eastern District Hos
pital. II is feared that pneumonia may result from
1he Wefing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
DAMAGE CAUSED BY DRIFTING ICE.

owing TO the heavy Ice along the Staten Island
shore the schooner Gladstone dIifcd from her an
choragc OFF Clifton early Yesterday morning and
In collision with the German bark Elizabeth Ahrcns.
The bark also parted her cable and the two vessels
carried along in the drift ice by strong cbbtldc,
between the Quarantine station and Fort WadswOrth,
close 10 the shore. A tug 10 their assistance
and towed them into deep water Neither vessel sus
tanned any damage. At 8 O'Clock III. the bark
Lady Nairn broke away and wedged In the lee drift.
was carried against the bow OF the bark Caroline,
anchored of Quarantine. The Nairn lost her fore
OpmaSt and was helped 10 safe anchorage by the
tug limmins. The Caroline not damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
THROWN FROM HIS TRUCK AND NAY DIE

Henry Day. OF No. 1O7 East Onchundred-and
tweatythird,t and Frank S;apc, Of No COZ East one
lundI ed and thirty sevenst., truckmcn, had areu
ment saturday about the right II way as they
driving along LcnOXavc., near One lundTcd-and
twenty -thrdst They were going in the same dircc-
ton, and frequently the wheels Of their trucks became
locked. At Onc-hGncrcd-ani-twenty-t the men
started to strike at each other ana Day threw Stapr
OIL hi, truck. stalpc taken to the Harlem Hos
pita suffering from conclusion OF the SKILL, and Day
WIS held without bail yesterday at the Harlem
Police Court 10 await the result Of the mans In
itiripS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

While attempting TO step aboard tie schooner
Verona at Court-et. and Govanus Canal John smith,
OF No. 7O5 Coutsl yesterday fell Tito the water rom
which he was rescued ia an unconscious condition by
Leonard Wager and Alfred Engiehon.
A fire broke ont In wing Of the Roman Catholic
School of the Holy Name, at Nin'iave' ana "ihdSoF
Place Yesterday and did about 50 600 damage, which
Is covered by Insurance.
Peter Bend, who has beer In ST. Peters Hospital
several days has been pronounced ny the physicians
TO be suffering with smallpox He removed yes
terday to the Hospital FOR Contagious Diseases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
THOUGHT HE WAS FULL OF ELECTRICITY.

DR.. J. Henry Qulnzer. Of No gel East ThIrty-nInh.
St. appeared complainant In the Harlem Police Court
yesterday. against John Corcks. coorcd thirty years
Old who Is the ianor Of the house. and lives In The
basement. Corchs fer about four months has been
acting queerly. and been under the Impression that
his head full OF electricity. Last Friday he
stepped into the DOCTORS Office on the first floor and
ordered the doctor TO turn of the battery saving that
he was connected with II. When arraigncd In court
Corcks said :" am full OF electricity. judge. and
whenever step under an electric wire get shock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
ELIZABETH

James Moran entered thc Central Telephone station
n; Elizabeth on saturday night aud after u'.me ih
telephone for twenty minute refused 10 pay i'f the
sorvlce and Manager Root went 10 call policeman.
While h. was gone Moran attempted {" "c"r ah'
j. f. Puccc manager Of The Postal Telegraph 'hi'
undertook 10 stop him. An exciting iu.~ic ioH'"fr
as Mr. Puccc was match for Moran. Who tore q
the buttons Of Puccc's coat ard would haV" "v''
powered him had not policeman arrived ana i''h'
M Moran. The Latter sent to JAIL ycstcfcty J..
Justice lIctncld for ten days for di-ordcry conduct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

Onions weekly meeting yesterday over proposition
TO indorse Congressman CMpman's bill prohibiting
Canadians from coming to the United States working
for wages and then going back 10 Canada TO spend
their savings. The committee appointed ut prev
ous meeting TO consider the bill announced that had
decided by a vote OF four TO against indorsng the
hill After a lively debate the committees report
ndo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
NOW ON SALE.

ON TIE MAIN FLOOR
Advance Novelties in fine wOOl.
lens for Spring and Summer now
on active sale.
We have made Il speciality or
sillx-and-wOOl fabrics for the com.
ing season an entire section filled
with these rich materials-elegant
in appearance and serviceable in
wear.
Stylish Scotch Tweeds for early
Spring days. Decided Novelties
and distinct changes, both i'm color
and style, will be observed In all
our new impOrtatiOns.
IN THE BASEMENT
At prices ranging from 40 cents
to 10 cents per yard. Il remarkable
stock of desirable Dress Goods.
Five cases Spring Suitings-new
at so cents per yard.
Two cases all wool Bengaline,
plain shades fecked with bright
cOlOrs, at rs cents per yard, of
foreign make.
300 new designs i'm French Chal-
lies of artistic Paris printing.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
THE MORTGAGE BURNED on THE ALTAR.

Tho Frances Methodist Episcopal Church. In Park
ave near Bedford last evening celebrated the can
ceiling OF mortgage OF $500 on the church by
burning the paper the altar. The pastor the Rev.
Christopher Williams, pr ached, and short addresses
wcro made by Foster Pctu Charles Taylor, James
Taft ana t. H. Hartman. The cancelling Of the
church debt was declared to be principally due 10
Foster Petit, Of the SanmeTicid Methodist E9iSco-
nal Church who has been a liberal contributor. Last
year he gave 5000 to Tcnt The church