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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-07

File voulait attirer rattention du
lieutenant, au risque de Sc voir
traitee par lui CONNIE ellie sentait
tres bien qu'elle meritait de l'etrc.
Mas, Sc dlsait ellie, en- public on
n'osera pas faire du scandale; je lie
ferai monter dams la voiture, ct je
saurai lie resultat du duel.
Ellie esperait que Marguerite lie
verrait lie sa fenetre ct que sa jalou-
sic serait excitee. Double avantage!
lie lieutenant ayant passe sans la
voir, il lu restait la resource extreme
de l'appeler. Mais, pour la premiere
fois de So vie, laudace lui fit default
Sans Sc rendre bien compte de ce
sentiment, ellie craignait son frere,
don't ellie connaissait-par rexperience
de NJ. de Veindel-et remportement
ct rindomptable energie.
Au surplus, une transformation
s'operait chez cette femme. Ellie COM
prenait qu'elle succomberait dams la
lutte qu'elle await enterprise.
-Pulsque mon frere est revenu
vlvant, Sc disaitelle encore, cest que
Wendell etc tue ou tout au moins
mortellement blesse. Aucun Ge
ses temoins nest de retOur .Bien
plus, il ne m ont pas expedite de
depeche. IL est mort !. La ven
geance m echappe.
Certes, ellie ne regrettait pas M. de
Veindel, qui n'avait etc pour ellie
out instrument. Ce qui rirritait
ct ce qui la faisait trembler, c'est
qu'e ellie 6tait battue. Cette femme
n'avait qu'une passion: la vanlte /;
qu'une joie: la vengeance; quune
emotion la haine.
Jusque-la, ellie await toujours triom-
ph6. Ce qu'elle await voulu s'etait
realise. Les hommes les plus mar
quants avaient etc plus on moins
longtemps soumis ses caprices. Ellie
await inspire de folles passions: ellie
await eu DIES insolences que les plus
ALTERS personnages avaient supper
tees; des exigences auxquelles Sc
talent plies des hommes dune farou
che independence ; ellie pouvait sc
croire toute puissante, ct VOLTA que
son empire subissait coup sur coup
DIES echoes lndeniables.
Et dependant ce n'etait pas Ia
colere qui la dominait.
} Semblable ces femmes qui aiment
a etre battues, ellie serait devenue
humble ct repentante en- presence de
son frere. En- elle-meme, ellie recon
! naissait sa superiorite. Apres avoi1
tout tente contre lui, ellie voulai
maintenant faire amende honorable
i ct Sc METRE sa discretion.
VOLTA pourquol ellie n'osa pa
5 rappeler de peur de recevoir UNI
t telle rebuffade quill lui fdt impossi
BILE de sen relever Et puis, d
e meme qu'elle await espere piquer Il
i jalousie de Marguerite, ellie craigni
: de la rendre temoin de son humilia
e ton.
Ellie laissa done s'eloigner
lieutenant ct donna lordre au coche
de he pas le perdre de vue ct lie suivr
/, partout ou il trait.
/ Arrivee devant lie Cafe Anglais
t ellie cut l'idee de Sc presenter devan
4 lui; mais Ia encore ellie cut peul
/. Sans doute ses temoins ry after
S daient ct sans doute aussi ellie recs
$ vrait de justes mais cruels reproche:
Ellie Sc r6signa attendre Seul'
i ment, pour ne pas attirer rattentio
|. des hommes de son monde, nombreu
1 dams ces parages ct qui toUs connais
. salient ses voltures ct sa livree, ell
O ,.ona-ox-a son cnuna Of SO tanit don
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
NFW-NORK CITY.

Tho Grand Jury Yesterday refused to indict Nois
Krcmer a brewer Of Guttenburg, y. j.. whom 'ohn
b. Manning maltster and the brother ol eA-0eoi''''
Daniel Manning. accused of the larceny of 5000 The
money was loaned on mortgage when Is ho" III
dispute and the Grand Jury thought the ahair sno"'u
be settled In the civil courts.
The Offices of the Law Department In the "S'aats
7o,,pnc, Binding In Tryon Row. are being enlarged.
After August the department will occupy the secohu
aoor of the binding besides tie Offices now occupied
on the third floor.
The examination of Lieutenant J. W. Cochran,
CHARGED with cmbezzlcment hom c. G. GunthcrS
sons, has been post poned until Friday In the Essex
Market Police Court.
The cunboat Yorktown put into the dry-dock
at the Navy Yard yesterday 10 have her prope'fS
overloaded and n,r bottom cleaned and painted.
When this work is done she will start for the racine
station.
Louis Buccn. the Misses Budcll of Ncw-York, and
Professor {. Uhdc of Braunschwcig. were among '''
no.>cugcrs on the North German Lloyd steamer odalc
which arrived yesterday.
In the INQUEST Yesterday on the death OF Henry
SOIL the Jury decided that he was accidentally shot
by Christina schneider. who was entirely 'A'hcF"''u
from blame Miss ochrcibcr shot sohl, TO whom She
was engaged to b. married, on July ..
The Government cop report, on the lalhh' y" III
the probable production had the encct yesterday y"
sending up the price OF cotton on the Cotton EAcIlhs
/ $40 mills a pound
The condition Of Villa OBricn. who WAS shot In
the side by one Of his fcllowthcveN last Friday ana
whose life was dc,parcd Of. is improving, ana The
doctors think he will recover.
Edward Lusg the money broker OF NO -" East
Uous,or.st who MAS arrested last week, charged w'h
recoivipr stolen goods In tie robbery Of Rose Buher
Citv Of LYONS bonds, discharged from custody
yesterday on proof that he had obtained the bonds
honestly.
Fine peaches have already begun 10 MAKE gov"
dispIay t,eorcia's renowned Llbcras are III III"
market at cheap prices. A carload Of Texas peaches
arrived Yesterday but they were not up to the quality
and size OF competing fruit from California ana
Georgia They sold from 80 cents 10 81 box 10y
auction.
Al The inouest Yesterday tho death Of Joseph
Reagan who was dubbed by Cornelius sullivan IN Ms
auor store two weeks the jury decided lhat
sullivan was responsible. and he'd him.
The New-York Florist Club held H. regular monthly
meeting at NJ. 10 West twenty sevcnthst yesterday
TO make arrangements for the annual chry
exhibition, which. It is thought. will be held during
the month Of August.
call has been issued for meeting OF the Ciilz"ns
Democracy Of the Win, Assembly District for Wodnes
day evening at No. 30 Thirdot. t. elect officers
ard complete organization of tle district for the
coming campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
THE LEIBNITZ WILL NOW UNLOAD HER CARGO

The work OF unloading the Belgian steamer Leib-
nlty at Quarantine resumed yesterday after
slight interruption by the customs officials. The
Ieibnitz arrived from Santos week ago with two
cases OF renittent fever board The vessel was
detained by Health Officer W. I. jenkins, and the
patients were sent to the hospital for observation.
DIR. jenkins gave the agents permission Saturday
In discharge the cargo of the Leibniz.
The captain of the Lebnin was away, and the
first officer permitted the work OF discharg:ng the
cargo to proceed without having IA customs officer
present. The United states authorities heard OF the
proceeding and Inspector Mitchell went down TO
The Leibnitz and sealed the matches OF the NcSsei.
II was explained that the affair was due 20 mis-
understanding and the discharSng OF the cargo was
resumed. The vessel will come to her pier Ill lew
days. 80
: The BrOoklyn Board OF Health refused yesterday
IN grant permits for the discharge Of coffee from three
lighters loaded from the LeibnitZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.


po,ore bcr1nning his sermon on sunday the Rev.
Charles : Lane pastor OF the Prcsby icrian 'hufch at
Mount Vernon, said Il want TO irSt Span VI
matter which +, of special public interest anu "mch
has 70 do with the welfare Of every man. "o'n ana
child I'm this city. You know what 'he coiuiuoh-
the moral conditioned our community "' " !"
the last two years. 1t is hardly h"eS''iS iU' "e
10 direct your attention to the fact tha' our HAoSe
Board has not only reduced the fees Tor hce'e' 10
liouor dealers but IL has increased lh' hummer VI
uouor shops and has sacrificed the cohhuehoc vi 'e
p.oplr who were given TO understand lha' ''' oouu
effect an improvement. II Is the lac' 'i"' WV ~
Der OF the Excise Board has been "''u '' Wv
Mayor unon the charges Of drunkenness ana mai
feasance in ONCE. Being FOUND suh!, INV
sent 70 the Governor of the state Win 'he re.on-
mendauon ,bst the Commissioner b. removed IRON
Office 1t Is common report that the iirnus u ,''s
Commissioner boast that the Governor VIII DE "'s'o
not 10 approve tie Mayors action I'M" u"''' o's'
NOT 70 exist and that the Governor may h"o" ""''
IS the feeling Of the people on this matter P'""o''
are being circulated requesting the Governor ~ ~,
I'm this case In the interest Of the p'oP''
,vhotbor , man be a Democrat Republican or wha,'
if he is found to be unworthy IL 81" similar refer.
be. ne should be- removed ~ ohc' 81 ,,mr of thc
rnces were made 10y the ministers ID ,'mi,tcd for
other churches. and the petltioIh' VIZ vi, The
S,Indav.school Of the PreSby terrain 'hur'h VIII on
it, midsummer festival At ia"I ,nn moi by sub
Wednn~dav the expenses having been m'' ny" ST ~
,criniionS of members OF the church ~ ~ ~,
Train of the Ncw-York and NewiaVen it,',"u
lowe Mount Vernon at . 30 a. H.. an" ~ D.,
u.;i, l', portcbr,ier nj q p. III. The Rev l.
F. Dnrl the pa stor 0f the ne" cong bis Viz
started vacation OF I'VE ,. ,n,~ in The northcrn
nr, If Now York The Rev. Dr. Charlie H. l"n i,
district secretary of the American boaru "' o1f
Si,nSi"l' -i' cianol Is practically completed on Inc
inside and is handsomely finished IN haiu Noo"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.

HANS 6 BEATTIE ALSO on TIE ANXIOUS SEAT.
Hans : Deatiie the former surveyor OF the Port
under President Cleveland has been keeping cA
trs mcly quiet lately In some quarters hu' III "'n''
he has been doing a great deal OF TALKING WI u
Mr. Beattic Las been asked by reporters downtown
II he was candidate for his former pace, MS III
variable reply has been that h" was not fW'h'T
than that he has refused to 60 ~ J. hho"h' ~"
eyer that he Is sitting with William 4. Pouch'r "i
(,swogo: Senator Charles z. Nc LELAND, "l "t''
chester Countv: ex Congressman CoOmb, Of Brook
lyn: On the cnllectoIshp anxious seat MI h'A'u
would like TO be Collector Of the Port Of New ORR
and his close friends say that lie would IKE II cA
cecdngy. Mr. B'atic tried TO De ia.hmnhN mn.
tu Tor snme son or other he failed in I'm, under
taking and lost his Job street Cleaning 'oin.
missioner Mr. Reattie's friends say that ne ""ul
he :n,ply reraid for this d" ndgnlty' II ne were
placed in charge OF the Custom House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
YONkIRS

The capturc on sunday cvcni"g Of 'hr'' VI N'"r
Of Ncw-Yorl pckpockcts In Nonk"r' may S'IN' IL
- warning 70 those men To- keep awa' from i""N'''
in The n;lrr II Is the pracicc Of th'S' i'4I""a -
20 over 10 the Jcr,"y shore sunday morning on 'N'
fcriyboat, from NcwNor. and after "W"rlh- 'n'
crowds at the various resorts alons ihc shore To max
their WY up The river ana cross on 'A' I'r'N " ="
Anime 10 Workers and then - do"n 10 Ne" 'F"
on ths train In thi- way they M'" uanabo To
keen ort Of the clutches OF uic N""-l "rA poh''
LIST sunday "A gang Of four minded with the crown
ON tine ferry 10 ihi, city just hcior" q "'lo'" ana
nckod several pockets. TI,ir actions ON Tia" boat
were motto d and on landing ~ this diy some oi t'
no,,engor, called the attention Of fdiroln1h Hh"'
,vbo was on duty ~ tn TO-. OF M1,t. 10 ih" gang
Thcy ,fartcd TO run ~ soon they r"lh1"i thai
they vcr. suspected bgt tl' officer. with ih" assist
ance Of some o. the by-;irdcr- clp'nrcd thr." Ih-
fourth. who escaped was evidently th" one Vh" car
rlcd the plumber. IL, nothing WIS found on 'iti'r o
Tho three who arrested. some uHl
AGO arrang,tn,ni, made tn hrvc all On" 'l'ErP
and tel, u .un" wires In tie central part g" li' Guy
mt under ground. and for tl- uurir~" t'uNl'' VIZ
laid. The telephone compinf u"" h"' an Us VT
under ground AMI j. rcl1t to rrDoV" H. poe. i'
dty however. has not yet had o." lr'alaiin "lr'
connected with the underground conduil.. i'" '"h
mon Council having neglected io Nv" "ul il' contra
for the pert, rnancc Of the v'ra. Ihr t"ilHn,'
ready to take down the pole. and ~ tn" IRE alarm
wires are strun- Oh th"s' pole 10 VAL To- nr''',iH
for the hty take imnedidi" gciion. me
arrangements about completed inr race u"
the Edna. Colleen AM I'd" Phnlll" H.; o. I'M
sing all crack caihuai>. TIE rnor viii prohhiI' y"
for 500 Il sid. and the conr,r from lIi,uh-' To-
sing sing r.. officers Of PIli-idc LolG
# Odl Fellow were Installed last rv'nins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
EX-GOVERNOR p. c. CHENEY HONE AGAIN

Person 9. Cheney Ex-Governor Of NeW-HampSlirc
and Minister 10 switzerland under President Harrison
has lust returned to this country from his mission
abroad and Is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. lie said
Yesterday that the relations between the United
states and switzerland nj the present time We're
extremely satisfactory Particularly were the com
mercsl relations between the two countries unusually
favorable. The United States, he said, import "a
from Switzerland during the quarter ending March
81 goods worth SO 100000 The principal articles
Of merchandise imported were ribbons, silks, hces
and watches. The imports Of watches however,
were on the decrease
Ex-Governor Cheney expressed the hope that the
Sherman Silver law would be repealed. lie said the
bill had simply been Intended for a cOmpromise
measure, and nothing else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

1t Is expected that tie differences between the en-
ployes the Greene and Gates ayes. car line and
the Brooklyn City Railroad Company will he amcably
settled, and that strike will take place
The Board of Education will hold its annual meet
ing this afternoon. and president to succeed Joseph
c. Hendrix will he elected Mr.. Hendrix retired from
the board when his term in Congress began in March
When the motion to confirm the award Of $65,536
to property owners damaged by the erection Of the
Hospital for Contagious Diseases, In Flatbush was
made before Judge Cullen yesterday it was opposed
on behalf OF representing S64 2GO Of the dam
ages. This part Of the award was referred back to
the commission which made IT, and the rest was con
drmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
NEWARK

Tho house Of william Mendal. No. 60 llasey-st''
Newark was broken into and robbed on sunday night
the burglars securing silverware. jewery and cl"hhs
valued NJ 500. The family are away at the sea
shore and the house was III charge Of le''"''
domestic .-
\ coroner inquest was held at the courl-nc"he,
Yesterday into the circumstances OF me dealn %
Michael Nallonaphy conductor on the south oranrc
FloctrIc street HALLWAY who killed by an r"'
hi, wire on south Orange-ave, on wednesday m'is
~ ora eul stantiay the same rs published the fatal wire
wa, A loose telephone wire which had become cross
with an electric light wire. che wines, tesilhI W. ,
ha so. connie OF children playing with loose wire
l,tIa before, NlallOhHphy killed. ana thal III
believed II was the Sltnr WIRE
,fter an hour, deberation the jury returned Il
vcraict ccnsIIriug the telephone company. recon-.
mendng that all Nv and dangerous wires be put uiurr
,trn',md and ordering that. tine mean time com
nayi.. owning wire, shall be required TO give better
protection to the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AsTOR-Rar. Admiral George +. Beknap' u D N"'s
and Colonel Henry w. Closson, L. ,. ArAy "i'-'
$500. ~ Cot,a, ~ th. trenadcr Guards, ara
Charles F. MAYER president of the Baltimore and ohi'
Railroad Company. FIFTH AVENCE-Coionel Jonas II
French. Of Boston, and Reuben Foster OF b'iu're'
noLLAND-Thc Marquis di Rudni' oil the I'a''ah Ia
lion ~ washington and J. Rcinhart, Pr sidct of ie
,,cb,son ro,,ka and santa fe Railroad company
urpp,v ulIICupres man Charles \. Russell, OF
Connecticut and State senator Charles l. saA'O"' o.,
CLYDE. ~ v ST. JAMES-L. Victor Baughn Al. OF
Maryland and Major A. o. Bacon oil ''c'ka' "
rrvr C,nn, pal, zicbv and Count Henri Wenchhcm.
a, Hungary and cx.o)yernor Henry Howard. Of Rhode
ISIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY.
YOUNG WOMAN SAYS SHE WAS ROBBED IN
THE HOUSE OF HER PROSPECTIVE
~ NIL
MOTHER-IN-L LAW

MOTHER-IN-LAw.
Miss Annie Unger nineteen years old, yesterday
morning went to the Avenue Police Court ana Sc
cured warrants for the arrest Of Mrs Dora Perlmahh
and her son-in-law. Aaron Rusky OF No 2oo VAIN
bout st. on a charge Of grand larceny. Miss 'nger
lives with her parents nj Winfield. l.. l., where her
father Is engaged in the dygoods business. For more
than n wear Abraham Pcrlmann. son OF MIS-. ferI-
MANN has been attentive to the young woman ana
the wedding day WAS fixed for this week III inc
course OF the oouriship Pcrmann gave the young
woman a pair Of diamond earrings diamond hhecr
ring and a gold watch and chain. ON SUNDAY IeTr
mann called at Miss fingers home and inNitcd her l"
accomnanv him 10 Pro, pect Park. The young woman
accented the invitation. and when She left her nome
I'm winfield she told her parents that in case she was
not bome by o O'Clock she would spend the night with
her ,,ncle who lives nj No. 1O3 Ewen-st. II was 81
O'Clock before they reached the Eastern District from
the mark, and Perlmann persuaded Miss Cneer TO spend
the night, She says. with hi, mother
A,out : o'clock Yesterday morning Miss ungcr says
she was awakened by some one pulling al h'r ears
and found that il was Husky. Mrs. Prrihanh WIS
also standing ut the bedside Her ring, Miss IhSer
.svs WAS gone. The watch. which she had paced
under he pillow was also taken. Miss Cneer says
that she struggled with Rusky, and with dlhlcu'F
managed TO get out of the bed securing Sonie vi n'
clothing she rushed from the room ana locAeu 'he
hodroon, door beh.nd her. keeping Mrs Pcrmann and
Rusky prisoners The young woman 'heh ran !" ','
home of her uncle and told her story. Inc uhcle
FASTENED back to the house aud demanded tle Je"
elry hut was told 10 leave the place, s,, an
When the prisoners were aIialE'u NY i,i N ,ra,
knoyIedge of the iewcgy ana IN" eNanlhhu III wac
"et down for to-Gay Miss Inger, after the case lhn
been adjourned riod t. obtain II. warrant lor ADIa
ham Perlmannf arrest fer breach oil promSe. pu. h
Justice told the young woman to wait uiluh "''I "'
present had been decided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
AppORrIONMENT COMMITTEE MEETS.

The Republican Committee on Apportonment met
last evening at No. Isl Lawrcncest., Brooklyn. and
adopted a plan for representation according 10 the
newly laid out Assembly Districts IN Assembly Dis
trlct conventions and in the State Convention. which
was outlined in The Tribune on Sunday. The plan
proyides for the representation In Assembly District
conventions OF delegate for each 300 voters or
mocty thereof, and also that any part Of ward
included in an Assembly District 'hal have at least
one delegate to the State Convention chosen by It's
own delegates 4 special meeting OF the County
Committec will be held tomorrow evening In Everett
Hall 10 act upon the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
MAYOR BOODY AT LAST TAKES ACTION.

Application will he made to-day to Judge MOORE
I'm the Court of sessions, for minutes Oh 'e JUN
Grand Jury, for publication. Corporation touhSe
Jenks went 10 Judge Moore yesterday WIN Il"
affidavit from Mayor Body touchihS inc hia'''i'
Judos Moore said he would hear argument TINS
,or,inr and directed that notice be served upon the
District Attorney The latter said that If any pr'ce
dent for producing the minutes upon the apphcauoh
Of a person not indicted any good reason lor 50
doing was shown. he would not oppose the mouo ION
TN LAWYERS familiar with the matter say that tnore
q No nrscedont for publishing the testimony taken III
secret and that the application will be denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
uAwLEy CHApMAN's PROPERTY SOLD.

The interest OF Hawley Chapman, The amateur
actor who is now in an insane asylum at Whi'eStohe
L. l.. I'm nine parcels of Brooklyn property WAS SOU
Mt auction Yesterday to satisfy judgments amounting
n s4I4 rs against him. smith Reeves, VINO heiu '"c
Judgment bid $3.50 for the interest In property
18th saO OOo Chapman has Onc-half Of a life In
teres in the property. subject to conveyance to Ms
mother ,
Mrs Chapmans counsel said before the SAFE 'la'
the execution under which it took place mad been
issued after Hawley Chapman had been sent 10 an
nsvI,m and that no committee OF his property had
been appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
MIR. HOLMAN VISITING HIS CONSTITUENTS.

Indianapolis, July 10 (SpcciaD-Wliam s. Holman,
the noted Director OF Congress, began tour over his
district to-day, and will visit every important town
I'm the eight counties he represents. Ills purpose
is 10 confer will. the business men OF all parties
to their IDEAS concerning what should be done al the
approaching session Of Congress toward relieving
the fnacal depression Of the country. on the other
hand senator 1urpie. who lives here seems 10 have
made M his mind how he will VOTE but he wort
ten ANYBODY. He is credited with being much
Of silver that he will favor making the silver
half-dOllar legal tender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
INNlIIIRS

There was n reign Of terror In Lyndhnr,, y. j.,
ON Sunday when three staccloads Of people from
N.v York CITY invaded Union Towi ship put mp" ut
a uouor shop got plenty TO drink. ana then began to
fight The sq,labblc finally developed into pitched
battle and the liquor shop was almost wrecked.
Wounded heads were numerous, ana on" man. He
brow was 50 badly beaten that II was thought for
, ,,mo that he could not live. In clearing ont the
mon from fine shop. Of them, II is said. was dan
gorouslv stabbed bv the wife 81 -" proprietor. No
arrest wor. made by the local authorities and after
The fight The wounded were packed In the stages
and The whole party travelled back 10 New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
BRIDGE TRUSTEES MEET.

Tbore were five of the Bridge trustees In atiehu-
ance at the JAY meeting yesterday afternoon 'N''
routine business was transacted. The report OF inc
treasurer showed receipts from tramc ahio"''"- a"
s1Oo 40 IL and frcm rentals and interest 10 20
gro "a making with the sum hand ut the b'Eih"-
~ the month sGO1 .50G 3d. The expenditures ahiou'i
to ss9o72 -. and 100000 was paid To 'n' '"o
cities. Brooklyn receiving 100000 ana New. 10Y"
500 600 as the former city paid Wotnror o. h "a
There were 3A3947 passengers III thc ho"'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
A POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH BRUTAL ASSAULT

A serious complaint made 70 Police Cominls-
sioner Hayden yesterday against Jeremiah Cross 7"
policeman attached the Second District Police Court
nv Caspar shaver, a carpenter of No 2'2 Nineteenth
ST. shaver lives Cross. and says that wmie ne
was holding his baby on the front steps oil Ills mouse
one day last week. Crosss boy kicked a football on
tho stoon several times Shaver finally told the boy
that il be kicked the ba,l again he would take pos
session Of 1t. This happened as the boy repeated
the offence. While the boy asking for the ban
his father crossed the street and assaulted shaver
according TO the charge. shaver with the enid III
his arms could not defend himself, and before MS
wife eould take the child he was knocked down ana
kicked. Cross then put handcuf on one arm Of
Shaver and dragged him TO police signal box and
sent for aid to take him the nearest police station.
The sergeant refused 10 hold him a prisoner and he
went home. He says that many witnesses VIII sup
mort his story.