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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
TIE TT. REV. LAWRENCE 5. M'MA!IoN.

Hartford. Conn., Aug .2.-'Thc III. Rev. Lawrence
: Mcmahon Bishop ~ the Roman Catholic Diocese.
died suddenly at fabcvic. Conn., last night bleh p
Mcmahon WAS born in New brunswick In 1s31. an"
came 10 this country when four months old Ill
early education obtained In Boston, ana aitcF"hru
he entered the Holy Cross College. at Worcester.
He was first stationed in the Cathedral at Boston.
and i'm -G3 accompanied the .-th Massn' hus"ii>
Regiment 10 the field ~ chaplain When Providence
became separate SEQ. in 1870, Bishop licndri ken
appoIntcd him his VicarCcncral, and the next year
no received the degree Of Doctor oi Divinity from
Rome. lie remained fourteen years AT N'w-B'df,td.
until he wa, chosen for the see OF Hartford ana
consccratcd on August 10, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
THE WHITE MOryTlTyS COACHING PARADE.

Bethlehem, y. H., Aug. 30 Spccal).-The slX'h an
nual coaching parade took place 10 day The weather
was fine. Edward Kctchum. Of New York was chl'I
marshal, and Edward o. seccoeib. Of Boston, chiri
of staff. The aids Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Gurus
Boston; II. G. Washburn, Providence; MISS JESSIE L'
Brown New-York Miss 4. l.. Cross MorTl7to""'
~ j.: +. G.. Foster Providence Edmund MT""'
Orange, ~ j.; Percy W. simpson and Edaar simpson
New York T.. T.. Preston. Chicago Louis AEoS'i','
Douglas Dcforcst q. Il. Crawford ana MISS h' 70
smonds. New York Louis Relnhardt, OF Texas Eu'
gar V. Il. Kechum, New-York, and W. T. Ahare andrews.
Boston. The parade In numbers ana IN me eia umIr
spcctaclcs OF previous years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
L. MACINTOSH WARD.

l. Macintosh Ward formerly on the editorial STAINS
" The Atlanta Constitution " and The Macon
Telegraph" and also connected some time since WIN
the New York news papcrs. died at the home oil HIS
father n-law. II. kipling, In Elizabeth yesterday Nv
returned from the south month, sine" IN Ic~O'
h,,Itb and never recovered his strength. lie WAS
horn I'm savannah ia. his father being John T..
Ward who was United states Minister To emma
during President BuchannnS Administration, AM VINO
T.. sin practising Law in this city.
III, VA - student at tn" Naval Academy NJ
Annapolis afd after travelling around the world
studied clvil3 engineering. lie was employed III
.rV.r,I imUs- tnnf railway survey, I'm the south
wrst hetor,. r. entered Journalism. lie was married
in I-77. Ilt, wife survives him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
THE SURROGATE MAY BE RENOMrNATED

sur oeate Ra-tus ). lanson's term OF six years (he
was elected tnlon Democratic ticket In 1857 VIII
expire on January but chan-c IN the law when
the Mace Of Additional Surrogate created makes the
tenure hcrcafto fourteen years the ~ that Of
the Iud ,cs OF the supreme superior and Common Pleas
Courts. surrogate Ranson denomination has been topic
~ discussion I'm Democratic circles especially and among
Judges and members Of the bar who prefer to ace Iudch
officer reelected II performed good service the ex'
notation seemed q general that Tanmany Han would
not refuse another term Opposition showed lte now
eyer and was reported coming from certain men VINO
ec unable prevail upon Surrogate Ransom TO recognize
their assumed importance hiEh priests Of the Wgwom
whom he came TO decide In hs court in which they
,uue,rod In other words, the Surrogate nssed on al
u 70 the law and precedent and did not allow himself
n b. oycrawed or unduly Influenced
Wli.in formed uc that this species Of "pp>i
rim, IN Mr. Ransom not hhely 10 prove successful
lie has lad the reputation OF beng p'hstaAng ana
,,,he Jucgc and TO set excellent example Tor
industry and fairness In dposihg oil the cases "hlch
have como before him. lie Is personally popular ana mas
,rv friend, both az the ard among business men,
,ybo would he gratincd should he b. retained a: his
present post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
DIR. GEORGE W. BENTON.

Baltimore. Aug. 80 spcclall.-Dr George W. Ben
ton one Of the LEADING physicians In Maryland dl'd
AT nj, home In this city to-day o. Erghis disease
lie was born In Princess Anne, somerset COUNTY
Md I'm 1881 and when twenty years or age took NJ
medical degree at the University ~ MARYLAND lie
WIS appoint,d Health Commissioner Of Baltimore In
i-72 lie served two year, and ten years later Wa
again appointed 10 the place. During both "i m'
terms Of service he had to c'p" with smallpox
,uidemIcs Dr. Benton was twice married Ills
first wife was Mis-, Susie Dexter OF Chelsea Mass.
who did In 1874. leaving one son. Ills second VIC
was Mrs. Walter Waite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
4 MATRIMONIAL MIXTURE.
COMPLICATIONS ATTENDING \ DIVORCE RE
GENTLY GRANTED AT NEWARK.

GENTLY GRANTED At NEWARK.
George SCHNEIDER. an electrician. Of No. A. Morr'
and Essex Railroad ayes Newark. recently secured
divorce from his wife Johann. she Is now living
IN Uorln when SCHNEIDER came 10 this country.
four years ago he brought with him woman WI"
passed as his wife lie cal d her Mar sh' was not
If. wife. She was Mary Hcllwis. Berlin concert
hnu singer In April last she died. Not long after
her death schlndlcr asked for divorce from his
,,if. asserting that She rcfucd - live with him In
America. In proof Of this he submitted letter from
her I'm which she was made 10 say that 'hr "oull
never live with him. The divorce was granted
ono OF Schndlcr's friends heard Of ia" niair' "ho
thought the proceedings peculiar. First there VIZ
the death Of the wife and then q divorce. IL" ana
some Others decided to investigate. They wrote To
Mrs schi .ilcr I'm Berlin She said the letter was
forgery. She thought her husband was dead. Th"n
If was learned that SCHNEIDER had procured the ~
vorcc that he might marry Mrs Van Hehd"h' 81
Wokernan ave- Mrs. Van s.nden Is widow. forty
two wears old, whose husband Lad had matrimonial
experiences before they married. his first wife
being confined in an asylum for the in-anc. There
had been no divorce, that marriage was Illegal
To sum up, SCHNEIDER lived with a woman who was
not his wife, She died. Then he obtained n divorce
from his lawful vito through the alleged forged letter
Mrs Van sender was not Mrs., Van sender, a' her
husband was a bigamist. The real Mrs.. Van S'ni"A
is I'm the Queens County Asylum, and the only
and original Mrs SCHNEIDER is in Berlin but has mad"
up her mind to come 10 America. IN her arrival
hcn she will have the divorce aside. and also de-
The authorities Of Queens County have supported ir
lawful Mrs. Van sender for year.. believing her -
sue M. administrators OF the Van s'ndcn estate. IN"
amount they can claim Is twenty year. board Tor Inc
Insane woman. Whether there will b. any further
arvnopmcnts or not Is hard 10 say, but they not
out side the range OF pos,lblllly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

number OF the passengers were detained yes
teray because they suspected OF being contract
laborers. Their cases will be considered to-day.
They were all in good health. They were con-
spcuously and boldly healthy.
The diseases which carried away several OF the
Karamana's passengers left two children mother
less The little daughter OF Elizabetha Spinelli. n
woman who died recently from pneumonia was
cared for by Il woman who was friend OF the
dead woman The father OF the child Is In Cali
forna where his wife was going TO join him. The
daughter OF Rosa Forti one of the victims OF the
cholera was taken in charge by one Of the women.
The motheress children will be kept by the 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
DEP ,RrURr; OF THOMAS II. CARTER.

Thomas II. Carter. chairman of tho Republican Ma
floral Committee left this city last evening for his home
Ia Montana. Mr. Carter has been In the East for about
two weeks and has had several conference, with leading
Republicans In this city ard IN Washington. Among the
subjects discussed the opening OF National head
quarters
Mr. Carter said yesterday that he would call meeting
OF the Executive Committee OF the National COMMITTEE
urobaby in November 10 decide upon the question OF
National headquarters. His preference wouo DC W
open them In Washington. by November MI o' ar,
said the policy Of the Democratic party wouid proo"y
be outlined. and 1t could then be advan'ascou'''
by members Of the Executive Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

RafaeTs Home until their relatives come to take
them away The immigrants said that they were well
treated at Hoffman Island Some Of the grumblers
complained that for the first three or four days they
did not have enough to eat. and that they were
Obliged to buy extras After that they sain lhey
found no cause for complaint DIR. Jenkins Is salts
fed that all danger OF cholera Is over. He discon-
tinued the sending OF his bulletins yesterday noon
In his last message he thanked the press for the
confidence which IT had shown in him and Tor CO.
operation with him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
COLI EGE REPUBLICANS I'd MEET.
CALL TO THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE con-
MITTEE OF TIE LEAGUE.

MITTEE OF THE LEAGUE
\ meeting OF the National Executive Committee
Of the American Republican College League has been
called IN meet september H. at O'Clock p. NJ, at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The call is signed By
Dnlmrr Edward liowkns president, and julius C.
Travis. secr'tdry.
The following constitute the committee: ID. f.
Hawkins syracuse University: Y. " Wolff INV rsty
Of California: j. c. Travis, University Of Michigan
j. y. Kurz Dickinson College; a. l.. Squires Cclumli
College f. W. Nicdermeyer. Missouri s'ate University
4. j. Brown. Leland Stanford, Jr. University \
~ McGifin Hamilton College; IT, p Brown Centre
College \. .. Lndsrum Knox college: l.. '
Gould Pcrdue University: 4. J. Falkncr. University
Of Michigan II. Il. Caraway. University OF Chicago
ana j. W. Perkins, Harvard Coll G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
HENRY SANDS BROOkS.

Saratoga. y. Y. Aug. - lspccia)-llciry sah"'
Brooks aged nfty-four years. Of Ne"-IorN' o'"
suddenly Of gastntis this morning nj the lIaucus 'o
tage I'm North Broadway. lie came here carry III
June accompanied by his wife, His home In Nc"
Y rk was at the Buckingham Hotel. u" WIS I"'
mcrlv a member Of the New York clothing hTH Oh
n,,oks brothers. The funeral will take place here
Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

Pennsylvania, who came here this morning to mspeos
the National Guard rife practice, mingled with the
farmers and visited the various exhibits. Ben Fer
rell. National lecturer ~ the TURNER'S Alliance.
rived this morning from Texas. This afternoon he
made his first address in this state
A large meeting was held In the main auoitonum
this morning. The principal speaker was Captain 4.
A. Powers, Of indiana who Is a leader IN the Popu.
with argument I'm favor of unlimited silver coinage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
A MiE-HUNT IN ILLINOIS.

oakland. H.. Aug. cat Brishy Fork, six miles
north Of this city, nearly 1000 Infatuated men are
surrounding swamp in which l.. &. Myers Is hidden
Last Friday Myers assaulted his eleven ycarod niece
and hanged her 10 a tree The girl was discovered
nv n neighbor and taken down. Life was not cA
tnct but IL took over two h"urs 10 Tesusctate her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
JOHN 4. WAGNER RESIGNS.

John A. wagner yesterday resigned his place as ifs
deputy 10 the Commissioner Of shipping, Maurice j.
Power. In his letter Of resignation Mr. Wagner -aid
that he thought proper that the first deputy should be
man Of Mr.. Powers selection. The resignation VII
take effect September I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
TWO VELL-KyOJYy ACTORS MARRY

The marriage announced yesterday OF Mr.. Thomas
Harry IN William Il dmund. Both well known actors
They were several years the leading woman and the
leading man Of the Theatre Company and were
both favorlte Boston sfd wherever the comlny played
After leaving the Theatre they Starred together In
mel drama for some time. Two ago Mr.. Red
lnund was a member Of Miss Rose CoshlaTs company and
last ,ason hc played with Alexander Ssvini IL Is un.
Der stood that Mr. and Mr.. Redmund will head com
nan sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
NOMINATED FOR THE STATE SENATE.

Ccns Falls. n. V, Aug. 1.-THE Republicans OF the
XXIst Senate District to-day nominated F. D. Kiburn,
OF Malone for Senator, The following are members OF
tho Constitutional Convention T. w. Macarthur Warren
County; Frederick Fraser, Washington; E a. Spencer,
Fulton and Hamilton; c. ID. Mclaughlin, Essex, and
& II Moore Clinton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
KNIGHTS AND LADIES Of HONOR MEET.

A three DAYS, Lannual convention Of the Knights
and Ladies of Honor OF the state Of Newt orh began
yesterday M the Lexington opera iio"'o' !"
East Fify-clghth-st. Two hundred Delegates were
present representing the 10000 members Vi '"e VI
eanizatiOas Uf the state. supreme rr"'.''o' i''n'
Prudential OF Albany, presided Inc "'''r,'oo. s,'
,,,r,ou. cman -, -, , Tho delegates had their
annual dinner last night The ori,r ~ I'll 1o.rhai "
III which the social character Is "'Ii "i"'heN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
FITTING OCT TIE PURITAN.

Tarpaulin Cove. Mass. Aug. eek CommonoN
j. Malcolm Forbes Is fitting out the Puritan, mchdihe
sails and fitting her w in general and II Is stat'N
will put her In the with the new cup dcichders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ANOTHER FESTIVAL AT MANHATTAN BEACH.

Sousa and his band will begin another four days
festival OF music at Manhattan Beach tOmolIow For the
nr.t two doys the artists will be Miss Macella Lndh
and Caroline Hamilton. In each concert viii be intro
duced sousas salute OF the Nations 10 Columbia and
the "Coopers Chorus" In 1.-THE Salute OF the Nations
will APPEAR the grand opera chorus, drum corps ana
Scotch bagpipes with the final artillery ACCOM- anneht'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE ENCAMPMESr

Mount Gfetna Penn, Aug. aa.-The morning ,Ialns
TO the National Encampment OF the Farmers '''an.o
brought crowds OF people To-Day wiie " ''ea1' -
-, ,si,ors aowed into the grounds by every footnh
and driving road. Governor Robert T. Pattison, OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
D. G. ROLLINS roE TifE COURT OF APPEALS.

The Republican State Committee 1t is understood will
hc called together by Chairman William Brookhed next
week 1t will meet IN this city at the Fifth Avenue
Iote The date for holding the Republican State Con.
yention will decided upon. lt will be held
time best adapted taking advantage o the mistakes OF
the PcIots.
rs ,rmionlcla announcement OF the intention OF the
rattle State machine ~ put up Isaac H. Maynard
judge the Court OF Appeals has aroused strong
hopes among Republicans OF the election OF Republican
% office this fall. Friends Of eNSurrogatc Daniel
t. Rollins OF this city. talking OF presenting his
name. 4 wcll.knOwn st. Lawrence County Republican
said evening that ST. Lawrence would probably present
the name Of exAtorncy.Generll Leslie w. Russell.
ExSccrcary Charles s. Farchid said last evening that
he was Of settled purpose the part OF the
Ant.snappcrs oppose Maynard In Of his nomina
ton. think they will support the state ticket as a
whole" Ne added. In spite Of Mr. Fairchid's Innocent
statement. It Il known many OF the antl.Hl and
New.York Citizens Democracy quietly preparing 10
knife Maynard.
They would embrace such an opportunity with great
atisfactlon" said prominent Anti-Snappcr yesterday.
III Mr.. I'M Is enough 10 give them the chance they
will do Maynard encctually II possible than he
was laid for Secretary OF State in 1881"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
. SILVER SERVICE FOR Ex-MIyISTER STEVENS

Boston, Aug. GA handsome silver service was
,,,cd on exhibition In the window of local 1e"ery
store to-day with card bearing the following: IRE
sented by the American residents OF the Hawaiian
Islands TO the Hon. John l.. Stevens, OF AUGUSTA
Ma late ENVOY Extrn""iinary ana minister r'enf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
TIE DEMOCRATIC WAR AT NEW BRUNSWlCK.

The independent Democrats OF New-BrunSwlcK
n j. met last evening ut Parochial Hail. In the
second Ward. After forming n temporary organiza
ton they adjourned. At another meeting 70 be he'll
soon a permanent organization will be effected and
officers elected It Is proposed To form brunches In
all thc wards and t, make a determined effort b
overthrow the ring rule which now governs the
city, The meetings hereafter are 10 be- secret as to
time and place As soon rs all the wards have been
organized big public meeting VIII be Held ana The
struggle for the overthrow Of the bosses will begin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
THE VIGILANT'S TRIUMPH.
EASILY BEAT1NGTHE PILGRIM
WINNER OF TIE ASTOR CUPS AFTER A ONE,
SIDED FINAL CONTEST.

THE GREAT HERREsHoFF BOAT CROSSES THE
FINISH LINE NEARLY TwENTY-.IX MINUTES
AHEAD OF HER ONLY RIVAL IN THE
DAYS RACE-PEOsPECTs FOR
RACE T)-MORRow NOT BRIGHT
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRiBUyE.1
Newport K. J.. Aug. 22.-rhe second race for the
possession Of the AstOr cups has finally been sailed
and both the trophies rcpose in the possession OF the
Niglant, as every one expected that they would.
Only one yacht went out 10 do battle Oh the
with the Nigant to-day that boat was the Boston fin
keel Iilgllm, and she suffered defeat - complete
that II is almost absurd 10 call the affair Never
for moment did she stand any chance OF winning.
even of making crcditable showing against the Nig
liant. The latter simply went ont the high seas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
TODAY THE yALKYRIE SAILS.

London. Aug 22.-The overhauling OF LORD Dun
ravens cutter Valkyrie at Southampton has been
completed and she has left the harbor. Tomorrow.
10 the weather is good. she will sail for the United
states where she will compete for the America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
OUT OF QUARANTINE.
THE KARAMAyJA'S PASSENGERS TAKEN TO
ELI: ISLAND.
SOME ARE DETAINED UNDER THE CONTRACT
LABOR L,w-No MORE DANGER OF CHOLERA
DIR. JENKINS THANKS THE PRESS.

DIR. JENKINS THANKS THE PRESS.
Hoffman Island is rs deserted Raleutha The
flower OF its washtubs and the pride OF its dis
injecting plant have departed The passengers OF
the Karamania who had spent over two weeks
there were released yesterday and sent to Ellis
Island. Washed unterrlfed and joyful. they passed
in review before the immigration officials. They
were marvellously clean. Some OF them We're
washed and scrubbed beyond the recognition of
their friends and in many cases the repeated
bathing had changed the expression OF the face.
Their countenances shone with soap and JOY as
they went their ways to the detention pens to
the inquiry rooms to the outside world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

,r,,,, nruncp ATTIC STATE COMMITTEES CALI.
Albany y. y. Aug 22.-oecIeiary DtirecSH vi '".
Democratic State Committee, TO-DAY ohlcaiiS iSs"u
a call as1ng the members OF the committee to meet
f. vo,r yorI, civ NJ the Hoffman House, Saturday
morning nj 10 O'Clock when a date VIII be hXen on
which Vl be held the state Convention 10 nominate
state officers with the exception Ct IoVcilFr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

When baby was sick. we gave her Sasootle'
When she was a Child she cried for C1storla.
When she became N So, she chung TO Cestorie.
When she had children, she gave them Cas"Fs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

potentary Of the United States, as token OF ''sn
esteem and appreciation OF MS action during 'hc ~
ut,caI crisis in January last In protecting life anu
nronerty and preventing civil disorders In HonoIuu
While awaiting Instructions from the United states
Government at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23

Ease Your Cough by using Dr. Jaynes Expecto-
rant a sure and helpful medicine for all Throat ana
Lung ailments and a curative for Asthma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
MARRIED..

GARDNER-pRyAxT-A Chesterfield Mass. AuguS
18Th Inv The Rev John W. Chadwick, Of Brooslyn.
\. y. Frank A. Garin to Eleanor Stansbury dauSn'
ter OF Monroe Is. Bry ant all Of New-Nork CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
DIED.

Notices of marriages must be indorsed with
full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

,,.,,.uo, nc the receiver OF the prize
NJ $50 presented by the Alumni Associa''on ~ ,le
most faithful and deserving student Vi -" ,,,
class The other candidates nomiha.cu ~ Wv ,, poi
were Arthur Charles Kletsch ana 'h''i'' ~
lard.
There will be music Mt Battery farN y, p"'"'
Goth Regiment Band this evening Ut o'
Tho transfer OF the northwest corner oil f'i'l.'''
$500, ra,,o,,,.s, nv George c. Williams to the Board
OF Home Missions OF the PreSD' o'''"" 900
rooordoa Yesterday. The price was S"'o'ooo' ~
., ,.o 600 on the building was also re-
corded.
,,hort II Brown. s. W. Flood and John a. Cor
uaa, ,roro onnolnted Yesterday by the Maritime Ex
oho,co IN arrange n programme for the reception o
,h yilin, shin which Is due here on June ~ Inv
aor,r,,,too will meet Monday evening at NO. 40 West
r,nv eichthst to complete arrangements
rh choop milk depot" established at the 1901 OF
roe, Thirdst under the patronage OF Nathan S'ra"s
was formally opened yesterday morning sterl'N'd
milk will he sold to the poor people vi 'hc "'is'''
hood ot the lowest possible price.
Tho commencement exercises OF the New-lork IN
s,,u,,on Of thc Deaf and Dumb will be held In the
institution Elevcnth-ave. and West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
si<ty.thrd st.. on Tuesday, June IL.
rmber OF articles in Mrs. Frank LeSlic's former
homo No 10 West Fifeth-st were sold al auction
Yesterday The aggregate sales amounted 10 @-o"'
Ico.woter fountains will be established by the Mod
Grafton society in few days in various parts oil inc
citv The society will probably erect fountains Ill
enc toncmcnthouse districts at the request oil those
who live there.
Tho ninth anniversary exercises OF the Society
Tor tho Reformation OF Juvenile Delinquens OF the
cuv Of New York will be held on Friday, June - III
Z, n M The steamer Refuge will leave the pri'e'
At ThIrdavc and the Harlem River every halI-houf
hotween l and p. M, TO carry visitors 10 thc Ill
s,jtution on Wards Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
long ISLAND.

BELLPORT.-The annual meeting OF the Woman
Home and Foreign Missionary Society Of the I'rcsby
terry OF Long Island opened in the Presbyterian Church
AT Bcllport Yesterday. There was large attendance
The session was taken up with addresses on mis- lion
work. the reports Of the auxiliary society and the
During the last wear the gifts To the rcsbvtrrian
Home Boards and 10 The Foreign Boards Of Missions
amounted 10 nearly $2yOOO.OOO. The Home Board
now has in the field ,723 missionary ministers ani
$40 mi, sonary teachers making total force Of .lo2
Long ISLAND CITY.-Ey Mayor Gleason. Of Lone
Island city, f. confined his room In Ills apartment
in Front-st. with acute attack OF heart disease.
from which he has long suffered. DrS. Jan"way and
LOOMS attending him.