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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
Co1RT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sunreme Court-Genera Term-Recess continued .,.,
Supp,eme Court-Chamtcrs- Before TruaX J.-Mouoh
calendar called at II o'clock ~. M 7, .d,ournot
Suprerne CouIt-Spccia Tcrm-Parts ana li-Ao'ournci
O Circuit Cour-Parts l. IL, III and lV-Adlo"rned LOT
'He sUrrogate's Court-ChambcrsBefor- ftztnons wiz
VIII Of Amy IIaght 10 80 a. m ror poIrIdtD r,I 7
=, Nav I, Peabody. Crctccntia Mueller. tuihu,u -
ROGER Baron hrtan Won lie.se. Ei"in T. bo'' -
Fam e. Idson Philip l.. Mocller and orosvehor j.
common PIea"-specia Term-Before Bi'choi' j.
Common pleas-General Tem-Adjonrne1 until August
Common Plcas-Tral Term--rarts /. IL and lll-Ad'
swnerjor Court-Specia Term-Befora Gidersleeve' j.
Motions n and ri Al
SruerIor Court-Trial Term-Part' /. III anu III -'u'
tour ed the term. ,y.,.
Civ Court-specia Term-Beforo Van Wyck. J.-Mo
Vitv Court-Trial Tcrm-Parts 1. II, III and IV-Ad
tour. of General sessions-Part I-Refore owing
j.. and Assistant DistrictAtterncy Mcih'Sf--'''
I to Is, inclusive.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF xnwYonK-rrlsDAY. July II. 1888

PORT or NEw.YORK-rUEsDhY July II. 1888
ARRIVED
steamer Noorand. Antwerp July J. WIN mdSc ana ma
steamer I.andli CITY m. Barclay. Bristol June
II swansea -. Via Halifax July \ with ndse To
Arkcl \ g.. Arrived a: the l,lr at N. -,
Sf.imrr .trcoian tBri. IaLaliai', "a,gow jun D.,
N,,ill. July l. with md-c and p,-scrgciS 20 Austin
irsld.in 4 Co. Arrived a thu D1f at - IN:
~. aI.r NrIcKlr,a. uopAn-, Porto 'ibclio' July H.
,ur,,.J La t.uayri with uds' and passenger, u
U,uitnn Bl!.- Dlllrtt Arrived at the Bar at 10 ~
Sf,nmer Ai,nr fPrl. .Scdrt>, Jacuel June Il AuN
Win nd,e and passengers to PIN Forwood a Co. Ar
rived 1T the Ear At 10 4 NJ . Ill,
~f.,urr newt orleans Rctts, NewOreans days. with
II, All tts,,lle.r, e. T. : Ain.
>t,,uirr 4 oaaii Hansen Georgetown, G, July d.
,, N,Ir iucnn y &. y. with md,r 10 w l. Clyde 4 TO.
SANDY IIuoF y ). July II. DO Unwind south !;
fcnt br'czc, ci"df. ,. ,,...,,,,,. t,, > ,, ur,,,.
q : Win md-r AMI passengers To { III Mallory Co.
"i'h - ~ CLEARED
steamer Lain gen. Hcllmers. 'Brcmen. Via South
a" ptancr Richmond. Davis, West Point, va-old Do
mie9a s' Tastgate CBr Thompson Newport News-The
HgG anne, amer Herman Winter. Niekerson. Boston-H
Din3 'f,cr Corona Gci) wtcrburg Norrolk-Oelrchs
S,sm,r Majestic Url. Par,cl. Lyerool-H Maitland
steamer Fulton (Nor, Jacobsen Gbara-B onell TUT
steamer Fanlta simmons. Philadelphia-wm p Clyde
rc- Cherokee Bearse Charleston and Jacksonville
WIN clyde Co.
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TITS NOT 4 SUBWAY COMPANY.
THE BROADWAY CABLE CORPORATION NAY No

THE BROADWAY CABLE CORPORATION MAJ N'i
LAY ELECTRIC WIRES IN ITS CONDUIT
The Empire City Subway Company Limited WV
IDENTIFY does not intend to have rival ih Dio"'
and IL has taken legal steps 10 enforce 'uS Wv
Use of that street for such purposes i"' '''f 49,.
counsel Melville Egeston, yesterday sec"''" ~
Judge Tr,Iax In the supreme Court Ch'np'rS' '
porarv injunction restraining the Brohd"N ana
seventh Avenue Railroad Company and inc Ho"S'"''
w., s,root and Pavonia Ferry Company from nam
tanning or operating any conduit for the rccePo" VI
telegraph or telephone wires In any part u "
way from Fifty -frst-st. TO the Battery
Mr. Egleston told reporter mat MS oo'np''
,rder ,bc law had a license to operate us co'iuu'
prder the supervision of the Board oil Eleo"''"
Control and that under the statute no other compa'
had a right to build condus for that Purp,s; h I'd
aid that the officials of the Empire Guy Copai; S
learned that the railroad comp mes uehuoh'u M
recently begun to string wires through inc coh"a AZ
in which Tie calc runs. This was done, vi =;
Ec,eston said without permission from the boafN %,
Liccirical Control, and the subway compans , n
had no intimalion from The railroad COMPANY r un''
If Intended 10 establish telephone or telegraph n
The Injunction granted is on'f a lemp,r"IiS, ,sr
and an argument on the question VI nahiHe 1t ~
manent will he heard next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS.
JAMES r. BoUoK ELECTED PREsIDENT-oTHER

JAMES B. BOUCK ELECTED PREslDENl-oiiH"
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Board OF
Education was OF especial interest yesterday aler
noon. owing TO the choice of president OF that body
This orBce has been vacant since March 4. When
Joseph c. Hendrix retired upon becoming memper
n, Congress He had held the post OF president lot
s,x wears Last wear he defeated James H. Bonck
bv one vote Yesterday Mr.. Bouck was elected 70 'he
effce by a majority OF fifteen votes over James "er
,r This result was a surprise TO the friends OF 'he
latter.
Edward Rowe the Oldest member, presided over
the meeting Arthur {. somcrs made the hrs' noh
mating speech naming James b. Bouck. Inc non"
ination was seconded by Caesar SIMS hno '"o''i
George p Clark The name OF Nicc-Prcsid"nt Johh
u rhomnson WAS Withdrawn as candidate by his
,risnds James Weir r.. nominated N D.
y swonstrom and supported by Dr. JOHN
9arrean and Professor I. W. Hooper Professor
Hooper spoke at length Of tho need OF man oil ,n'
calibre of Mr. Weir" for the Office. The first @iio'
showed the election OF Nr. BouCk by twen'y'hhe
votes to fourteen for Mr.. Weir
James y. BoucS is hfty-tlrce years old apd naive
of New-York. He was educated nj 'uca' fou'h-
heens,e and Geneva switzerland. until seventeen
wears old. when ho entered thc junior class in Union
College and was graduated IN 1859 lie was en-
poved by the firm Of David Bows & Co.. until 1SS',
when he began business for himself. lie has livrd
in Brooklyn since 1869 and i president o, 'm''
Seventh Ward Democratic Association, ana mem
her Of the King County Democratic General Com,
mittce In 1857 h. appointed Il member o'
the Board of Education. and he was elected Nre o
president I'm 1891. lie has been chairman Oh tmc
Teachers Committee and has served on other com
mittees. Mr. Houck belongs TO the Lincoln CLUB.
The board reelected John II. Thompson vi"c-preSi
dent James w. Naughton superintendent Of Constrnc-
ZION Frank A. Regain. his assistant James H.
Tully, Assistant Secretary. and w. F. Cunningham
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steamer Clement (Br. Lancaster. Para and Manaos-
steamer ilovelius (Belg. slap edon. Antwerp-Busk
Jelon 49, ,,.,--. o.,....
steamer Entclla (ItaD Bruno, Mediterranean ports
Phclp, Bro, y Co. . 20. 49,, ,,,,,
~ amer uuyondote Walaer, Norfolk and Newport
My odd Dominion steamship Co.
steamer saginaw. Rockwell, san Domingo City, Cape
PARK clio Batta Rcp'uo UtaD, Cassara, Melbourne
Henry W Peabody & Co. 49, .- -,
Hark BE I (ur). Saltcr. Roucn-G w BerauN Co.
i,ark Carl Linck Ger, Depiin' konssOurg-Funch
hui frlS starcht Edwards. Spain. Trintdad-L W
l. Armstrong.
Steamers Monkscqton (Br London Corona Ger: Nor
folk. Vrsta fswedi Baracoa; TancaiNnle Fr liaNH;
Kansas civ Savannah CITY of savannah Boston t'uya.
dntto Norfolk and Newport News; Richmond, west
point Va: Coya (Br, Valparaiso Cherokee; Charleston
and jacksonville Eastgatc BIZ NcNport News.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Care Charles Light Vessel.
xo,cs "a hereby given that on July 5. 1898, Light
Vessel No 40 replaced on her station on tt,ape
,haria. north side the entrance 10 Chesapeake Bay
vprgina without change in cha acteritcs OF lights log
,a or general appearance described In the List
s,'hh, and FOG Signals. On date LightVesscl
Tn 49, which temporarily marked the station, was WITH
dra NV order of the Light House Board
10y 49, JAMES \. GREER.
Rear.Admin L. ). Navy, Chairman.
Washington, D. C.. July 10. 1893
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
pvuouth July II Steamship Sucvia. Captain Bauer.
lied from, Hamburg passed The Lizard at
steamer Italia Ger. Reuter- from New.York June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12

- Cothenburg Copenhagen and sten. Passed Lewis
Island July TO-
stsan,r Tivcrton tBr). Whitehead, from New.Yors
June - London. PASSED The Lizard July 10. ,-
/ for Hamburg passed The Lizard July II. ..,
Steamer Energia OBJ, Stokrs from, japan ana 'nhe
via Suez for New.YorA passed Gibraltar July II. So,
London July II. passed Scilly no u, steamer Have
steamer lIolbein (Br) Jailed from Rio Jsnero fof
New-York July 10. 49,, x.x
for and Naples. passed Gibraltar July o.
York July g. passed Gibraltar July o. 49,. .,vo,r
81 -Paentinco (Span) Gu.riioa fom He"-iors
juno - foH Dublin. passed knsalc July A.. -.
cteamr netmbro (ItaD. hi Marco sailed fom Palermo
Joka tAusp, Fece, sailed from Bordeaux Tor
Justin CBr. Bison, sailed from ceara for
steamer Haley OBJ, Walsh, from New York June ~,
arrived a Liverpool july II. -, ,..
steamer Peruvian (BN. Nlensn from New.York June
st amer Vcendam Dutch. vandcrzee from Ne~.f0s
July l. arrived Boulogne July II. -.
steamer Minister Maybach Dr. schierhorst. sa'"a
from Massluls for New-YoIk July 10: -. ~o vo,r
Is Via rcrnabuco arrived at Ki9 JSnero July n,
Steamer Genogle (ISr), Duke, fok hama June i''
New.Yolk via suez. passed Perrin July II; Work luna
Steiner Wcrkcndam Dutch Bakker from Ncwfors
Junc 90 arrived at Boulosne July IL. ,, ,,.
steamer Taormina (ticr Koch, from New'fork JUN
steamer Catania 0ier). >tzen. from Ncw.York juno
steamer Donna Maria PoiD, Marreiros from NewforS
Steamer oibsrs Ii,lg) Cadogan from New-York June
o5 arrived Antwerp July o. ,, , s.o~
-Steomer Bureermelster Petersen 0ier) hunger, mon
New.York June "a srriyed at Bremen July 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
GENERAL ELY S. PARKER S1hIChEN.
HE CUTTERS PARTIAL PARALYSlS-HE WAS YIN
ERAL GRANTS MILITARY SECRETARY

HE CUTTERS PARTIAL PARALYSIs-HE WAS GEN
ERAL GRANTS MILITARY SECRETARY.
General Ely = Parker, who on General "rah'
staff in the war and has been deputy oierh III
Police Headquarters for NUMBER "I N""S' W."
stricken with paruly in bis ofc" yesterday anu wa"
removed to the Ncw-York Hospital. lie Is seventy
four years old, but his appearance Is that Of WEI"
preserved man under sixty. For several DAYS He 'u
complained Of pain and numbncss In Ills hi' suo
soon after noon yesterday he lay down on 4 lou'se
and said he wished 10 have a physician called DE-
Ioh, .r yaclo of the Health Department, examined
General Parker and said there were symptoms OF par
olv.i, I'm the left side. the Generals left arm aho
leg we're powerlcss The stroke was slight one ap
psren,Iy DR.. Naele said, and he advised that Gen
eral Parker should lie quiet until his family physician
cou,d he called 10 see him. Later 1t thought
host TO send General Parker TO the hospital because
his family had gone TO Denver TO spend the summer
A private room at the hospital placed at his dis
posal by superintendent Lndlam. 1t was SAID later
that he seemed to be recovering
General Parker Is seneca Indian OF full blood
and n lineal descendant Of the famous chief Red
Jacket He has all of the medals which were pre-
sented TO Red Jacket by the United States Govern
ment He the chief OF the SIX Nations OF IN
dams at time. but let his brother have The once
Eariv In his life he was sent school In Troy. lie
also studied engineering. and he obtained employment
as an engineer in one OF the bureaus OF the Govern
ment At the outbreak Of the war he became Il
colonel of engineers, under General Badly" Smith.
Later he became General Grants military secretary,
and was on the Generals staff until the close OF the
war. lie wrote from General Grants diciation the
terms OF equalization at the surrender of Lee.
lie brevetted brigadier- general upon his re-,
Grants term as President Government oil CO was
held by General Parker Later through the good Of
purcom Of Repairs and suppies at Police ieadquar-
Ills indian name , Is Done tnC sawa Which
I'm Washington.
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TOO HIGH STAKES FOR PINOCHLE
A DETECTIVES ATTENTION WAS ATTRACTED.
AND ROBINSON is UNDER ARREST.


Albert Rubnowitch alias Robinson. who up TO last
October was the agent in this city OF the cloak firm OF
F. Siegel q Bros, OF Chicago, and for whom war
rant OF arrest has since that time, was found
on Monday night by Central Office Detectives liede
berg and Jacobs, and brought TO the Tombs Police
Court yesterday morning.
Robinson was sent TO this city by seigel Bros
with q lot Of samples, valued at about S',OU. lie
opened up his stock for exhibition at the Metropolitan
Hotel. On October he disappeared and 1t was Then
found that he had disposed Of nearly all OF the coaks
To various dealers and fence" keepers In this city,
Five of these receivers OF stolen goods were arrested
at the time and about IS 900 worth OF goods re
covered Robinson was charged with the larceny OF
goods to the amount OF 81 100 Previous to his lcav
ing the city Robinson passed "A check for 800 drawn
upon an East Side bank, upon Iiildrcth Allen the
proprietors Of the Metropolitan Hotel in settlement OF
his hotel bill. This check and about five others were
found to be worthless.
Robinson was heard OF in the South. after his sud
den departure from this city, and Is alleged to have
gotten into trouble In Charleston. c.. check
He was arrested. tried and acquitted and was then
sent to Europe by his parents who said 10 be well,
TODD Russian Hebrews living In North Carolina. lie
returned from Europe TO this city five days ago and
has since frequented his old hauns the East Side.
He exhibited strong propensity for gambling when
he was In the city before. and Yesterday, when he
wanted TO play pinoche for $50 game. 1t opened the
ewes of the loungers at the cafe at Clinton and
Houston sts., and 1t came TO the ears OF Detective
Jacobs who thereupon looked him up
Mr.. Hildreth, of the Metropolitan Hotel. made the
comuaaint against him yesterday morning, and he
Was held for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
GATHERED AROTT TIE TOWN.

Mrs Gertrude Chase secured an absolute divorce
from Benjamin Chase yesterday TO whom she was
married in 1850.
The Hamilton statue will not be unveiled until
September.
f. b. Galley. clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors Is
seriously I'll at his home, No. l1e ST. Felixst. lie
has been clerk OF the Supervisors for trtytwo years
The hearing In the proceedings against Ehphaie'
A. Straton, of Gaes-ave., who Is charged Win at
tempting TO starve his you'g wife. was again au-
tourned yesterday account of the Illness OF MIS-.
Strattop who has not recovered her health.
The funeral of David b. Baylis took place yester-
day afternoon at No. 90 Icnry-st. The Rev. f. H.
Byington oficated, and the choir OF the Church OF
the Pilgrims sang. The burial was in Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
SHE HAD MARRIED ANOTHER MAN.
A YOUNG RUSSIAN SENDS HOME FOR HIS BRIDE
AND SHE BRINGS 4 HUsBANp-NoW HE

YOUNG RUSSIAN SENDS HONE FOR HIS bidpE
AND SHE BRINGS A HUsBANp-NoW HE
WANTS TO GET HIS PRESENTS BACK.
Rudolph Jansen boss saddler, living al NO ol
South second st.. in the Eastern District OF hr"oN
lyn Yesterday went 10 the Lee Avenue Poilce 'o"''
10 learn how 10 proceed against his former s"''V
heart Consranza Oberharz, in order To recover money
and iewelry which he gave her. LanNen WIS 10
have been married yesterday TO the young woman.
hut Consanza ultcd him, and IS now IN" WIG ol
Iadislnus Bcrinsky. q tenor singer, whom SUI me,
on Inc steamer which brought her from "aFSa" i"
week ago. Lanscn had sent money 10 pay thr N"nIs
woman, passage. ana awaited her hrrlNhI VIII, ~
According 10 his story, told 10 IN" clerk vl u!c
court IA. left Warsaw siN months ago 10 come ~
america promising To send for his sweetheart rs
mon 4, he nad earned sufficient money. SlN "'eh'
nco he forwarded the young woman a steamship
Ticket and $50 In money. lie was NJ the pier wnct
ITO steamer arrived a week ago. Instead oi IndlhE
Ll- bride alone, she was accompanied ny li'i MILL
1ho ,he said was her husband. They met on me
irnin from Warsaw 10 Antwerp. and had fallen Ill
love I-pOn reaching Antwerp they we're married.
When | asked trn,tanza about her aeon, adueu
Innscn, She declared that >l" couldn't h'ip IT,
asked ler Tor the MONEY ana Jcw'iry had gwen h'r
hut .c said her husband wouldn't let her return th'
iheu left them. and hay" since learned thh' th'$
are living In the Eastern District OF Brookyn.
Ion,en had fitted up apartments at a cost Of sJoo
for bi, Intended bride, and f. nearly heartbroken over
the affair. .,.. LII, dino.
against the young woman. which lie says he VIII DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.


Tho Common Council OF Yonkcrs al 'he meeting
Monday night awarded contracts Tor "'e paving Of
iour streets. tie aggregate amount OF 'he BIDS ac-
cor,od he,pr s1.11f3 The streets which are 10 be
paved at once are Iali,adcavc.. south bIo""aN and
". Mimi ,shburton ave- and WoCdworthave
New-York contractor put In u bid to GO the granite
vayjng in Palisadc-avc. for 80. Oo bu' Tue c'uact
wa, awarded to local bidders who ou"re" I" op the
work for i:,57Je. The difference IN inc amount OF
the two contracts was 20 large. sJ- 'h"t tue Mayor
Yesterday vetoed the resolution oil the o'hn Oouil-
ell awarding The contract 10 the loc"I "''o.'' 3
The Common Council has decided To HIM" " "i'ou'l
Investigation ~ its relations 10 the 1'Hh'i9 E''c'nc
Railroad and IT, power 10 =, euat" the running oi
ears through the city, Til pr sent trouble grows out
Of the refusal Il the ag-Tc o. the ro'u l" sop
the cars in the eastern part ol 'h' wy N' III"
Mount Vernon line. Preside nj Montague Oh ''e ROAD
contends that the city las no au'horN q" ''s"'''e
the stopping Of cars. and the Aldermen co"''"" uii'
they ought to have the authority. SP'eii "''c""'
~ tho Cannon Council has been ordered to consult
with the City Attorney and find ou' Iu'' "i''' po"'rs
the CITY has. The order OF tho Common Council
onnoiptinr tho new Health Board which take, Office
ncXt October has be-, passed over the Mhso' Nr".
The new board consist, of Dr. Af'd = Dana. ''oI-
b. Wray Thomas j. Lally and Francis !. lre"nor.
Commissioners FOR one. two ana ulrv, , ,' a.,
pcctivsly and Dr. Valentine browne. l,iiih 'mc'r
and president Of the board for ,pr tAi .Gr CO. IT, O. Ca F.
will entertain the officers and dclcG Mes IT, inc district
meeting which will be- hcd III '" Sa,oal euard
Tonia Hail. ,,, Ihr NeO'r Min a, Mount YER.
non today The members 81 the Boys Camp ot III"
y NJ c. A. At Lake Mahcpac wiz leave hrr" 10" aoa ar
camp on August II. There has been anpher n'aill
At the smallpox hospital making III" second since the
disease appeared. Health 'hc'r Brown si'NS uh
length OF time since the appearance o IN" la>t new
case gives to believe that the dea'c has spent
H. f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
THE COURTS.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF FRANCIS II. VEINS
HE ROBBED THE COUNTESS Won LINDEN OF HEN
ESTATE OF 100000 WHILE SHE WAS
GERMANY

ESTATE OF 100000 WHILE SHE WAS
IN GERMANY.
There seems TO be no end 10 inc go -
which Francis II. Weeks the lawyer VINO n' onn,ror
VIZ .,,nn aco has stolen money. Yesterday announcer
ona ,as brought to light when an application was
W. ,or the removal Of Weeks as trustee Vi .','
o.t,,o of Confess Isabel Won Linden li",n '''''
ss,a,c he IS said to have taken about S@oo'oo'
The COUNTIES, is daughter Of Lorns nnui'"I rn,
d,ed some time ago. she Is the VIE Vi Oo"',
rhorhard von Linden. Chamberlain Of the King oil
wnr,cmbcrc when the Countess was married 10 nsr
rr.sop, husband an ane-nupial agreement was "'auo
hv which thc estate Which she receiver ITO" Nv
ta,hor wos - no held in trust for her private use
Tho marriage took place on November - ~
Her mother was made trustee OF uie e -
died, and then another uuS'e' wa" "fF
1850 Weeks was made trustee o.
The Countess has been living In Germany r,e
s,nco her marriage she received several sta ne,
mems from Weeks but when II was discoNcI'u ' ma"
he was I'm eubczzer an inquiry wa, ni" a. her
hohaf and none of the securities DelonEg ~ ,n ,
o.i.,n cnmld he found Judge 1ruax, before Wnuia t
the motion was made. removed Ne'kS aiu "iF
the Central Trust Company In his pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
WHITE PLAINS.

Father Tolc rector 81 st. Johns 'hnrch' mas oech
suffering from homorrhaer OF the p""'''' E
Village Treasurer Cromwell has not yet turned over
h hooks to his successor Howard Foster. the latter
reourng an accounting to the Board OF Trustees II
Is said before he will accept them. Mcanwhh'' me
drafts drawn 10y the village clerk and connt'lSl9n'd
by the president are honorcd 10y either treasurer
because they have been dr1wn upon We h'"if S, ny
nonfcd treasurer who h,, not received the village
iunds and will not receive them until the Board OF
William REYNOLDS Brown has gone 10 Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
Union HILL

A DISCIPLE OF AIILwARDT Across THE RIVER.
some time ago Simon schwartz established bakery
at No 81 Gardncr-st. Union I'LL lie soon hul u2
a good trade and this seems 20 have AROUSED me
enmIiv Of Bis ncghbors. Two weeks ago h" receive /
an anonymous letter telling him that d" no Jc"s were
wanted I'm the town" \ week later b" received "A
second letter warning him 10 move. Last SATURDAY
he a.i letter threatening violence. IL" regarded
the matter a Joke. but ycSi "riny when u" went
lyc,l thrown nj tie Window and that hi, stable
rad tnou hrpLcu into Two sets Of harness wcr"
emf 10 pieces and wagon had been broken 30 as ~
make il useless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
THE Actress AND THE RICH YOUNG MAN

The first made here Yesterday Of the
maj riaro Evelyn Pollock an actress who has be-
como somewhat the last two years. To the son Of
II nonncllv kirkover Chicago lie is Harvard stu
dent and Is expectations OF fortune OF about
81 500 600 The is about twenty-five years old
shc has two who the stage Edith and Emma
rho latter being well known the Maggie Murphy Of "a
wand Uarrlgan's company Miss Evelyn Joined Denman
Thompson's company when he revived Joshua Whit
corb a the Academy OF Music two seasons ago Paving
Dot Soon after this she became member oil MI Iiar'
,o,n's company ana played the part OF Miss "Ai' III
ouv and the 400 considerable part of It's run At
arcan's Theatre. For the season Just passed she hH
nl,vcd in Charles Hoyt's "a Temierancc Town"
which has had long in Boston The marriage t'oA
,ace ,hc, some two but was kept secret AL
o., oonn,nv ended it, in New Haven. Mrs XIII
o,o, intends 10 leave the stage permanently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
NEW-JERSEY.
ANGRY COLLECTORS IN JERSEY CITY
THE MEN DISCHARGED ny WATSON & co
CLAMoR FOR MONEY AND THREATEN


VIOLENCE.
The discharged collectors ~ Watson a Co.. inc
Jersey CITY furniture dealers. who failed on Monday.
gathered about the store AT Nos. % and 90 Mont
gomery- YESTERDAY. clnmorng for the $50 deposit
zach Of them had made They were told that Mr.
Watson was absent. That made them angry ana
they threatened violence. squad OF pohc" was
summoned from the First Precinct station House ana
the nngleadcrs were taken into custody. Justice
ODonncll told them that. owing 20 the nature OF the
case he would Let them go with warning, but "
arrested a second time he would hold them for Tie
Grand Jury.
The agreement made in regard N these deposits
Is Tim, the firm shall have the privilege OF holding
the deposits until three months after the deposlior
ia discharged william H. Turner. the assignee.
said he would cndcs 10 make an chrly settlement
4, mortgage for $l7.3i4 81. which Mr. Watson gave
10 the Domestic >pnnc Bel Company. wa, ncd IN"
day the assignment made. II runs 10 Dcc"iIi
her l. 1893. The security + the material IN the
factory Mr.. Watson being Interested In the business