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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
THE COURTS.
THEY SAY 4 CHILD WAS SUBSTITUTED.

Louis Dcfendorfs testimony was e"o'u 'I
I'm ibe suit brought by him to recover s'ie ~ Va
,st,t. Of George A. Dcfcndorf, whose son 20 a'''"i
,,ms,,f IN be- Under cross-rxaminaiion 10 was "''
alb. +, exrIan MANY Of the all gallons me"'io"" ;"
his complaint. When he left til S'ahH '''ii''o wv
wood counsel for the defence. moved mat .u' 'o"'
Main, ho dismissed The motion was tenle1 by Juos'
Freedman. . hon.
Mr. Norwood then said that he pr0poSeu 10 H"o"
that tho plantfr was rot the son OF George !" p'''
Iorf Jut WIS substituted for son iorn 10 hi" " vi
A., D.fendort he said was Wild young man, ""'
cot into difficulty through his Intimacy WIN rA'"'
I Wander, oort In 1861 or i5G2. ii" went !" NV
var to avoid nnplcaSantnrsS. but on HIS '''"'" ;"
,a,;, mo dcc,ded 10 marry Miss NandeIvoort' "'n"
,r,Io Miss Vandervoort had given br'h 10 'i"'''
which died Her sister. Emma gave pii'l " q"
u,eo,tr,,,c g I'd about IN" same tiHic' "H''n ""'
substituted for the which died. ana WIS ~" "
o,,,.. , murrir:c between George A. Defender! al"
rli,, yanc Vandervoor; The child when III" wv"
.uh,tiiutph WAS the pl1inilT. .,,o y.u
X n I,ntes vino kept cigar store near w t ;
d,rvoor,s was the fir-t witness chh'' Aoi '"' "
f.ndunt, The trial will 20 en- to DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
N'LAUGHLIy MEAD or The Detectives.

4 copy OF Tie law aboiShing the oihee OF Cnief
Inspector of Police was read al meeting OF the Ponce
Commits, ioners yesterday AMI President H''u"
promptly moved 10 place inspector Mclaughlin "
permanent command Of the Detective Bureau Inc
motion carried after Commissioner >heehah nav
made amendment that IN" assignment WAS W W
during the pleasure Of m" board. The Commissioners
appointed Aaron {. Allen chief clerk IN inc p"'e'1
Of Elections NJ n salary of $1,000 year Lt'e vas
known about Allen. except that his name was U" y.
eli sblc list and that he wanted In the pu'a"
General ROdsnborgh, the cLief oil the bureau
superintendent Byrne sent 10 the commissioner"
report which declared that there had been no disoroe'v
CT indecent exhibitions the recent French oa'i T"
the Madison square Garden. commissioner MacLsa ~
who had called for report on the subject ~" nv
had no iniurma ion about the scenes al the pai w
cspt what he had seen I'm some OF IN" he"spap'..,,
and President Martin said that newspaper tSpV'~
we've not good evidcnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
FUNERAL or Major GEORGE ". MLEIy
MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS FROM OTHER cr7Yrs
ATTEND--BCRIAL At WOODLAND

MILITARY EXAMINATIONS FROM OTHER CITyrs
ATTEND--BURIAL At WOODLAND
The body OF Major George ". McLcan commando.
OF the Old Guard and Receiver Of Taxes, was M,
removed from the Old Guard Armory 10 Tr,n,,
Chnpel. In West Twen'y-fftt-si where the f,,u.r,,
services were held. until 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
The funeral procession was preceded BY the OM
Guard IN fill uniform. under command OF Captain
william II. White and Adiutant Isaac y. Hoaglaul
the Old Guard Band leading and playing Nearer N,
tod. TO Thee"
Following the body were the palibearers, Nayo,
Gilroy General LCuis Fitzgerald. Rear Admiral d. l.
Brain. and Commodore Henry Erhen. Of the Navy:
Captain !. ". Dillenback. OF The Army: cy.Navo,
Hewitt. General Alexander shaler. General Msr,in
f. Mcmahon, Controller Myers. Colonel Francis A
Greene Edward -chell. Judge II. \. Giderslaeys
Captain David Wilson. Captain ". K. Mc,furrsy
ilaicr Henry Rawl,ns and Captain William II. Jont;
Of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Of Boston, and
Captaln John r. Cossart. Among the organizations
in the procession We're The Governors Foot Guards Of
Hartford Ancient and Honorable Artillery Of Boston
Lafayette Posi-, Grand Army Of the Republic 7in
Regiment Veteran Corp.. Legion Of Honor and 2A
Regiment Veteran Corps. The floral pieces on III.
coffin were numerous. prominent them being
an iyv cross from the Cocur d. Lion Commandery n
knights Tenplar Il kn1psack Of white roses and Z
large pillow 81 Easter lilies. with the words Our
COMMANDER" from the Old Guard.
* The BODY was borne into the church, the q.
gIni,t. Dr. W. Il. Gilbert. played iIandel's Dead
March I'm saul" The Rev Dr.. &. C. Tiffany read The
committed, and The remaining prayers Were said by
the Rev. William H. Vibbcr,.
Among those present. in addition to the relatives
OF the dead man, were Colonel Albert Wag,af, Major
Kip Colonel Wood, Hamilton Wood. Michael 7. DAILY.
Commissoner OF Public Works: eXJudee Hyatt. Msjol
fsoilf- I min matt RiYhr
colonel james Moran, Richard Y. liarnett. Colonel
j. f. Duryea. William Fowler William L. Coles ard
william Wood, ex-pre,ident Of the Board Of Educs
ton.
The body WAS taken 10 WoOdlawn Cemetery for
I'm al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
NO BREUERY SYNDICATE FORMED.

OPPOSITION FROM SOME LARGE CoNCEENs-N
sr,TrMryT BY SAMUEL INTERVIEWER
A rcport has been published that large bFc"'n-
syndicate was about 20 bring all the leading bre"crc
hero and in NewJerScy under one coh'r". IL "''
said that over forty brcwerieS WIN Il ''P'''n ~
of 500 OOO 900. mostly foreign money """i'
into the trust. Guggenheimer d ! h'e''''9' "'' W
LAWYER, who have been negotiating 10Y SUI" 'o'
Mnation for A number OF months. ana 9An'''ei "','
rev.r and Mr. Fitch were said 10 be- elSis"u Oh uc
final transactions. - .,-
,cco,di,, IN samuel Untcrmeycr. however, yes
iord,v afternoon IN. undertaking had fallen thfonsh'
and the negotiations for coWbihano" '" w
which have been carried on for nearly year ""''
been Indefinitely suspended lie S"iu ~
.u is true that Mr. Fitch and my firm nave Dcon
-, a.. ,ost ve,r mr. moro cndcavorng 70 bring ABOUT
closar alliance between the brewers OF W." 'o' "
CITY and vicinity and that prepared pan 'oo''4
,o - t,c,i consolidation .! the brewers "m'h "''
hoo, t,uv discussed but unfortunately we nave 10
abandon H. owing 10 the refusal Of rev OF INC '''
brewers {, 60 into the consoida'loh' We ,,
the brewers that an organization OF inns o'''o ''
resnIt In The saving Of millions OF doliarS .e'' ~
the conduct OF the business, ana woun cn'p' Vi"
brewers Of Ncw-York CITY and vicinity 70 Scn Dc'' ~
tho saloon keepers at price below the present harh'
price and yet make fully as large prom ~"
h.n.Dt y, ,bis 10 the brewers would lie in the fac
tha, n would keep ont foreign beers, because WIN
fine economies that could lie effected by such 'o"'
bina,ion II would BE- impossible to snip poer ''''
this market at q profit as agans; the price al ""'"
the consolidated brewers could sell H. Inc h'o'''
ment H. however, of for the present.
Mr. Untermeyer would not say what brc"e'f"' III |
refused 10 enter the continuation or "hAl rc"'o NV
assigned for Their refusal. II is generally uhu'i''oo,
,lat Ehrer's and Rnppcrt's large plants mere ana
IIeus;er's and Ballan;ine's, In Nc"nrk ncm "ns
.,roin'I ,hn arrangement. The reasons gwen ir
such u combination are economy III up'f"n,, n,,,,,.
,enscs purchasing supplies and maaing 'ollfcHonN;
Then too warfare In prlce, Of iccr would cease, a,i
,ou,d e trnd, by abulslhng the elabort" system ol
col,cton- and discounts no" In use. ana, ~ 'p"P".'-
lion would stop the custom 81 iuNlholhS r"9n -,
n, nm horroon,s and paying for licenses wOrld come
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
n,rA nE L.EGAL NEWS.

Tho ,ppcal Of Daniel Kerncdv. who was 'o"n'
n.,,,,oh,.r In the III ling % John keaiins on D''
20 1901 Ina, been denied ~ the "'he''l i'''" " w.
supreme Court. -, do,foa tho
r, General Term Of the Supreme Count has dencu VIZ
,n,l,,,,ton Of John keenan, and Augustus = Do'''
,r ,ou,aiy dI solution Of the DaNh Jones ) WINS ~
,nny. The Application was ogpo'"i ny r'''
,no own. A majority Of Ia" s'cA'
WIZ , ,,1.,,.. Yesterday denied a motion made ~ eN'
', ,',,, ., strike out the amended complaint pu'
in .,.ntly by the cNccutois Of Mr. Lucy t'yer" e,v
49, , s,,t 20 So, asilc the viii Of her huSoahi' D'"e'
FaNorNca;hci. ,.. b,s ,erned
M ,.,lo, q, the lower court that Herbert H. n'so'eo
amt oth.r, A. executors Of ErVerdy j. l'uN''s, "'''
no,, Anna r. Ti,,er. tine alleged wife OF Nf ii'''''
- 80, a letter mentioned in his VIZ Inc WIZ N'p ~
y, ,,i, ,ro,cttv according - the provisions W'ie u"
w. Ill Ldicr Mr.. TraycI, thinks that She i thcto
,. th, ltgatrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
covv,ss,oyrR BEIyTz.s REVISED MAP

Commissioner Louis j. Icinlz, OF the Nn"'N''
District In, been busy during the two years ana oNcr
of his official career trying 10 staigheh o"' "c
street system above the Harlem River ana 10 pat
into operation some plan Of uniformity III the 'no'
ouchfares and public ways wllch ne iCu"a ~ :"
seemingly ineXtrlcabc tanglc. 'o'hhs,lo"'' i''"O.
n had =, revised man made dealing with part OF
h,s inr,sdlcton and has laii II before the Bohii III
street Opening for approval. The board VIII give !"
public hearing On February II at nooh' III '"c
MAYORS Office. The part Of the dl''ric, shown Oh
Mr. Iieintz's map Is bounded ON The north by I'll;
tim Hi road the east by WcDs'craVe' ma
a.. XcwYo,k and Harlem Railroad on the south bv
,n Harlan River and on the west by JciOmc-avc.
an, nm UNNAMED avcnue RAINING n0rthcrly from Tie
nr.t curve IN jerome ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
4 NEW TRACTION COMPANY FORMED.
RAILROADS NAY III EITHER Et1LT or n)riHT
RIVAL To THE METPOPOITNN.

RAILROADS NAY III EITHER EI1LT or R)Cihr
RIVAL To THE METrOPoLIr\N
The Ncv Yori, Traction Company. which. Il I, sap
ro,cd VIII Le 4 riVnl 10 thc Metropolitan Traction
Compau; We. ncGipplatri ~ Nbeny on Thursday 10Y
the purpose ~ constructing rIilronhs ard furnishing
power 81: railroad. Ia this city. tn" directors are
John 4 McCail. 7. X. HAN. T. u. Jordan. W. u.
Mcintyre aud George y Turner Of hi, city, 'haf"N
4 John ,on RAYMOND G. Johnson. Charles II. Russell
and thar,r, rH. ~ Er)ohlvu. aud Jane y. MOTT
and 4. &. Vun Dyke. al. Paterson. y. J. i j. ~'ld
tlai Charlie, II. Russell 4, III" prime mover in IN"
enterprise for hc laid out m" whole schrm" ana H'
drccd tie oth.rs 10 into II. Mr. Russell ioli lrbun"
rcpor or Yesterday that Will" he member Of the
company he also its legal adviser. II" said that
there w Information - b" given for publ
cailon II, the company had not Vet elected officers.
II. added that ~ abou' two WEEKS lime he would be-
able 10 give ont some Information for publication.
al The members of he new company vino v"r" seen
said tha, dcn.l" plan Of VIVA, would be- don" had
yet ben discussed.
r. u. Jordan said that III" corporation would IN
douli"diy be- Planned IKE tn, Metropolitan Traction
Company. aud that u wonld build road, for com
pany that secured franchise. and Tint II wOtli bay
iua1 that night uncr desirable invc-tinc He
added that II would BE- rival io the MrtfOpu an
Traction company. ~ tn" plans ~ III" now cor
pnruion are not known. lOlni H. CTimmin, would
have nothing 10 say about r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
ne FILLED HIMSELF FOR 4 VOu4y

A policeman OF the East Eighty -clGhth-st. squad
early yesterday morning found the boiy of II you1g
man, who had evidently committed suicide. lying close
to the sidewalk vacant lot In Ninety fifth Il ,
between Madison and Park ayes. There was n bullet
hole I'm the mans head and pistol lay the ground
The young man had been dressed deccnlv, but there
was nothing in his pocket except Il bunch Of keys.
Ills body was sent to the Harlem Morguc and there
n was identified In the afternoon as that Of Horny
Iummcl. German, twenty one years old, who had
lived nj no. 1J6 East Ninety scvcnth->t with bi,
older brother. Henry lately inherited about ~ 600
lie was employed ~ an electrician, but he gave up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

detective kept 1t up after Wheeler had lodged buiiet
In his abdomen several other officers came up and
dubbed the thief into submission. AT the trlai IN
General sessions before Recorder Smyth, Wheeler eX
planned that he did not know Carey and thought lie
was being assaulted. He shot low. meaning only 10
inHct a disabling wound.
EX.Judge stephen = Blake was assigned ~ de1chu
Wheeler and did IT with great zeal. although he dld
NOT receive "A cent for his, services Assistant DStncF
Attorneys Wellmnn and Bradley conducted IN" prose,
cution. The jury went ont Thursday evening. ana
deliberateh sixteen hours and Il hall Yesterday IL
brought IN a verdict of nansaughter In me ii'st G'
gree. Wheeler was r'pnahuh hh.I i"'au'N '''
Sentence The maximum penalty Is twenty wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
80 o,n v,y rLopEs WIN A CHILD.

pouahkecpsic. Feb II t-peclaI'-Richarn "''S ,
and ,olma Ro.iclli. of Eao'hamptoh' MISS ''
mcruinc we're found til" street mere NJ III '"''s
,our looking for Justice of the Peace !" "''''
then Wright Is sixly-fvc years old Ia" er' io'"',"
lie said that the girl hrd been Sr'aN "ou''u w
her stepmo'her. and begged h" 10 "'a, r,,.a
- 50 - o.sghhor md she often came 10 hi. house
Ins, Monday morning they secretly went 10 Sou'"
wlnk. Mass. and after that 10 sm''nry
Conn. which place they left Last "' ~.
for ini, city. Onccr EyrneS took them I" '"'
Shcrn,s cncc Then mn officer OF tn" society," fr M
r,,,t,, -, children was sent for, and Wright was
,ld nm aud the Fasthnmp0n authorities were
informed They autographed herr to hold hyh ,hr
man and the Girl. H. officer was on ms way
~, 'u t,tc thom bnck TO E,sthampon, wncre Wright l.
van,.d for felony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
FOrR DISHONEST STUDENTS SENTENCED

Princeton. Feb. II tSpcciaD.-rhr court OF honor
which was appointed last week To Try the
cases OF students who cheated at the recent
examinations. rendered IFS report to-day. Four men
proved guilty. and wcr" dealt witt according ia
the ,ntimcnt expressed at the mass meeting. bu'
sine, these ibr first offences under the new rule
they have been dealt with lcncutly having the alter
native Of applying their several professors for
examination Of having their names recommended foi
expulsion from the coll, 20. The court recommends
that IN future all dishonesty be dealt with summarliy
and TINT there be- only one punishm"nt-rA pulsiOi
frnnl Tho cOllrEr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
VERDICT FOR THE HEIRS or SENATOR M'DONjLL

Nolc-vlllc Ind Feb. 1.-THE jury In tn" Melon
aid will case. after bclnS out all night, THIS morning
returned II verdict for the plaintiffs. Malcolm \. Me
Donald and other heirs Of Senator Joseph E MELON
aid The practical effect OF the verdict Is to declare
that the will filed for pr"ba,r by Mrs. Mcdonald l.
n forgery which was the theory upon which the PLATA
tin, rested their senator Mcdonald left about
$4,000 worth OF property. all Of which nnd'r the
broken Will b,qucahcd to Ms. Mcdonald. OK
crpt .ome snail lcgaccS. As the case now stands
In, widow will receive only oncthrd of III" csinie
Ms no other viii exists. The controversy, however
will be- carried 10 the supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
MRS. BESiNT'S FAREWELL LECTURE.

Mrs. Annie BcsaEt II back from her tour OF tho
Eastern state aud reports crowded houses wherever
she spoke. Mrs Ee-ant Will deliver farewell lecture
before leaving This country for Europe. in Madison
HILL, One hundred and twenty hthst. AMI Madison
ave-. on Modern Progress aud The sopy." tomorrow
night She sails February -, the New orS
IT, first trip under American registry. During her
stay in this country Mrs Bc,ant delivered forty
lectures In public halls. from the Atlantic TO The
Pacific coast. aud about My paror talks in inter
mediate towns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TIE MAYOR ANXIOUS About THE WATER SUPPLY

Mayor Gilroy said yesterday that he could not I'M
ders;and why the people Of Newfork took so little
Interest seemingly in the bill before the Legislature
intended TO protect the water supply" Next summer
he said when threatened with cholera people
Will be clamoring about taking care OF the water
supply and protecting IT from pollution. but now Is
the time to act The bill should become law forth
with. 1t is being fought by people up in Duchess
and Putnam counties because they don't want TO be
disturbed although the bil gives them fun compensa
ton for all property taken or restricted In It's use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
JrDGKEyrS AGAINST nook COMPANIES.

Tho Trow Directory Printing and RoohbndlnE Com.
pany yesterday entered several large Judgments
against the book companies which failed few weeks
ago. They were: tinted States Eook Company
Sl09.i-7. Seaside Publishing Company ~ 300. Lowell
Coryell & 60. sl3.tj1 National EoOk Company $3.50
and Empr" Publishing Company $1,000 Erasns
" Root also entered judgments against the follow
ing: United states Eook Company 40, So. sensible
Publishing Company. S6.G-J National BOOK Com
pnny $3.50. Loy"ll. Corycll d Go. All.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
DISAPPEARANCE or a YALE SENIOR

Ncw-Ilaven Conn, Feb. Ill. L. Johnson iaie
senior has mystcrIousy disappeared. Nothing has
been sem Of him ,incc the night Of the CITY GUARDS
mnsaucradc "A week ago last Monday. On That day
he borrowed nearly 800 from II local money lender
John~ou came here from Bangor. Me- but his parents
are now both dead. lie has an uncle, his ncacst
relative who lives in Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
RESIGN lTIOyS OF VAUDEVILLE DTPE'T0M

rrcblc Tucker. secretary Of the Vaudeville CUB
said yesterday that 1t trle tina, Elisha Dyer u,
Henry ;. Redmond and Theodore Frrlnghuysen ha
resigned their places the board OF directors CT
the club, but that ii not tine that th'y Oil ~
because they were not allowed to 90 On the stage
while a perfornancr WIS in progress. They resigned
bccausc they did not have time 10 devote 20 Tretng'
OF tn. board. 4 rule had been made preventing taem
ard Others fiom going on the stage. bat they were
not offended by T., Mr. Tucker said. and were SIN
the habit OF visiting the club with their former NO
quency and regularity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
DISORDER IN THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE

Alfred c. A. Froemcke. an exporter Yesterday sent
a letter to the Floor Committee Of the Produce En-
change protesting against the disorder the floor Of
the Exchange. For time trade has been rather
dull and the brokers have amused themselves as best
they could at the expense OF another by throwing
grain about The room and other such. pranas. on
Thursday Mr.. Froemcke went on the floor with silk
hat somebody started tapewheel spinning across
the hoor.c The taprwheel happened 10 be something
Of n boomerang and turning In Its course hit Mr..
Froemckes bat. lie became angry. but this only
smused the brokers and they jeered al him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TEE SLAYER OF DEFECTIVE CAREY IN LUCK

Tho Jury in the nf David Wheeler did not
90 upon the principle OF give dog bad name
and hang him. Wheeler has bad name. In fact.
he has several. When his name had been entered
on the blotter at police station one or two times.
he would become ashamed II 1t and take a new
and unsulled As he had half a dozen aliases his
record his "a criminal had many entries.
On November 3. at Twenty ninth-st. and seventh
ave-, Wheeler shot and killed Detective Sergeant
JeAn Carey Of the Central ONCE. Carey wanted TO
arrest the man. but apparently did not tell him 80.
merely seizing him. There was struggle and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
An Auction SALE or PAINTINGS ENDS.

The sale at auction Of collection OF paintings
owned lv George II. Peabody and wcll-known New
York clubman was ended ut the Art Galleries NO 90
Iibrrtyst Yesterday afternoon. The attendance was
large and the bidding spirited. Tn" sale OF the
dov wa, Confirmation. by G. Dc,'i which was finally
knocked down for Fl .4O5. Diner pictures sod were
g. T. Daubicny Landscape Evening" ~ 3oo; ). L..
f. Mcssoicr's watercolor. settling a DISPUTE, @'o1
:. Ucrcar Boys by Meyer Bremcn deceased,
n,,phtx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
BAD ENOTGH TO DISTURB " iSHINGT0y.

e" know George Washington j. dead. but ne. cant
rest easy in hi, grave On account o: the dirty con-
duon Of the streets" said James Naoney. OF No
100 East Ninth.s. To Justice Mcmahon at the fork
Vile Folee Court Yesterday Maloney Was arre>tS
Thursday evening by Officer Dwyer, OF The siAty
seventh-,t. squad while harangung a number OF
street swe-pers I'm East Sixty-fourth-st. From hs
actions the officer became convinced that MsloDey was
insane, and locked him mp. The Justice sent hn-o
Bellevue Hospital for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
UATTING FOR Mr.. STEINVIf I.
RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS KEEL ~"
THEIR PLANS TO THEMSELVES

RAPID TEAN>lI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THEIR PLANS To THEMSELVES
The Illness Of william stenway, president Of the
rand Transit Commission. again prevented
meeting yesterday Nh '" ~ .,,., g.
wen, 70 ,hc Office a, O'Clock and talked To-
co,hcr a few minutes and went away. lhcre VIII
he no meeting until Mr.. Stenway RECEIVERS suh''"''9
IN be prescnt 20. Bnshc said on Iue'ohS ''" Nv
and Commissioner, Starin. lnman ana 'p'"0'' nav
arrived ai a definite conclusion and were i'""E ~
make a report of their plan II GA not hpl'"'' NV"
.vnr in Mr. Bushes statement. That MI S'eh"aS
,nw ANYTHING about this newest decision OF the corn
,,so,o,s Whom seen Yesterday by Il Tribune re
por,er Mr. Bushc asied II The latest u'ci''oh VI
tho commits, ion had been made hno"h 10 "r' 7''"
w.v Mr. B,,hc replied No. Mr. >'rh"'y ""'s
no, know what our decision l.. ii" has been 100 u,
TO be seen by any Of II. lie ! NOW i"P'o''' "
We hope 10 meet him soon. .
What Is the nature 0i Your o'cl@"h' - ~ q"
altogether new plan, what " was asked.
Il cannot answer that question WIN WoP'.'S """'
MAO ,oc, tina, Mr. -telnwny's condition Is impO'lhe'
and that the other commissioners Al" 'A'''"'N ""'''
" .onrr With him. has given ,c TO a innor that 10"
commissioners will meet him III ii, houH'' AZ I'VE
90 Gromercv Park Us soon as II" l. able 10 ''''N'
i.,,. rhis viii be one OF the most important
meeting, OF the series 20 ,
!, u.x aid Yesterday that the Chadwick 'lNic 'luo
VA. prcpotinc a bill 20 be- Introduced III the N'''n'N
ON Monday The bill will provd" not ohlY 'ol ~"
niciph construction Of an uhhcfero"hu '''"'
also for municipal operation. several "'h'' ''''' -
,.otnres are 10 be embodied IN ihr nm II may u"
get 70 Albany, however, Tor iAc ilehuN VI Wv. w.,
r,.to Fxcbangc bin are trying 10 persuade 'hal"'
T. slower inc author OF the CHADWICK 'NIc 'i''
bill not to push his measure , -.
A mass.mectng Of the taxpayers oil me N"''n 1'u'
win he held this evening in Lorficrs ian, III WI,
ave and Cnc-hundrcd and lorli -eish NJ i" and
"m. isr. IRON the tIy Hall station On NJ i",'n
ola at,I
INV tmior lanes f. Wells ana several others VIII
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
DTPHTHERTA ~ st BARyABAS HOrSE.

One OF the thirty children living In the st. Barnahas
House. No. COG Mulberry-st.. was attacked with
dirhtEeria on Thursday and WAS removed 10 the
Willard Parker Hospital In East Sytcenth.st by the
Health Bonrd. Tile plnce fnmigated. II was
said yesterday that meme of the children In the day
nursery had been exposed Ia the disease and that the
other children would Ic watched carefully.