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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
NETWORK CITY.

Judgment tor 20. 044 was entered yesterday against
r. ;. Chmlier, grain broker. Of No. West Forty
nin,h-st In favor of Warren f. Dennis.
There four deaths from typhus fever yesterday
at Riverside Hospital, North brother Island. The
victims Thomas Ahcrn thirty -four years old Of
No. 432 Pcarlst. james Kelly. twenty seven, Henry
Schuttel, sixty, and james White f0rtytwo years old.
schuttel tlkcn from the New York Hospital on
Wednesday. Kelly removed from Bellevue the
same day, and White lodgcr at the West sixty
cighth-st. police station.
Al the Madison Square Garden Concer, Hall to-
night operate concert will be given by Nine Murio
Cell. IN aid % the Press Club Building and Charity
Fund The programme OF the concert includes the
names Of many prominent artists friends OF Nine
MurioC eli together with those of some OF the pupils
whom She has trained for opera and church singing
Among the latter, who hayc already been applaudcd
other occasions will bf heard the Misses Minnie
HITTER and Rose Gumper sopranos Mrs. Roman and
Miss Lemon Victor Clodo, tenor Clemcno 30
loma. barytonc. and GuStaye Holm, bassO, will also
sing. and Miss Amaa >slrti. violinht, will play.
Charles Ncwoerg, >wedc. employed gs a black
smith at Brewsters carriage factory. In West Fort
seventhlst. disappeared March last. Ills body
was found In the East River Twenty eighth ST.
on Thursday. The had drawn his pay on March
4. The police believe that be was the victim OF foul
play and are investigating the case.
Thomas Julney, forty-four years cd. a patient at
the Roosevelt Hospital, escaped while dclirous on
Ansd. Early yesterday morning he was discovered
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ursUor THE NEGRO AT THE BOXING MATCH.

There was n shooting ARRAY enrly yesterday mo-"
ing in OScilrs liquor store, at Seven'have' hnu
Twcntysixtllst. one negro was "onhd'" s"'r''''
in the course OF The quarrel BY announcer negro. nv,
had bcen a boxing match In the Excelsior Assembly
pom, over IN. li1nor store, On Thursday night Most
NJ thc persons present WERE 1t IL slid cooTd men
George Jackson Of No. 353 sev'nthave. was one oil
tbe doorkccpcr, lie had trouble With Isaac Decker
of No oo5 West Twenty-ninth-st. Tie quarrel be
tween the men was renewed In the liquor store ~
A. H. Yesterday. and Jackson fired TWO shots M Decr
uuh , reroIvcr one bullet hit Decker In the leg and
,ho o,hor wounded him In the right shoulder. \
nolicrman who heard the shooting, rushed Into the
barro,m and arrested Jackson. The prisoner said he
had shot Decker in selfdcfcnce, after Decker had as
uuul,cd him. Dcckcrs wounds were said not to be
dangerous and Jackson afragned NJ the Jefferson
Mark. Police court on a charge Of ielOhous assault.
He was held without ball.
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MIR. CARLISLE DOES NOT VIfiT "AAA-SA
TIE SECRETARY STARTS FOR ChiCN'o
orr corx,; TO THE sUBTREAsrRY'

,,r srcrrT,Dy STARTS FOR CHICAGO VII"
OFT GOING TO THE Sun TREASURY
rho Secretary Of the Treasury. Mr.. Carlisle d'a 10.
70 dovn,own Yesterday He lniorhu
treasurer Jordan on Thursday night 'h'' 1',
,,,,ar. v,.itcd the sub Treasury In the morhhe ,N
sbould be- invited 10 come 10 the Nlc'"fls ''o'' -.
the secretary would give them ~ '"."" -.
,ou,d .parc PRIOR to his leaving the "H I'' ~
RI announcement In the new spapers OF nv 500
tarv.s plans for starting with the i''"'u'"' " -.
indicated 10 bankers that little s'u'iaonoh 'o"'"
,a,,,n,a an, of the brief time at Mr. Carlisle "'
80, and thor. were no callers Ut the SuD lrr"s"''
,,.,areoy with a Specific PURPOSE OF seeking NV
secretary. -, ,o,h,,r to
Nr Iord,n was very busy and he hah h''n'ns w
add 10 the full account OF Thursday '"u''''" -
in The Tribune. There was sloo''o s"'u ,,
from tho sub Treasury for shipment '" '"'""' M
,,'oa, ru ~, no exports for Europe today i"'
wv. ota,cos rcr. distinctly nrmcr and the re
cent pressure Of bills upon the market mas o''"
,A Nancy In the open market In LONDON J. h"'"''
al nor cent md the cable advlc"s brought NV "
sh,nuon, Of co35 900 bullion 10 Australia ihe eV''
T. snn, IA "A precautionary Tnea- ur"' on a''' 80,
d,s,urb.d condition Of finances III inc ''
further shipments will probably be maui - "'
rates In London advance much inr'h'r o'n",'
expect that there VIII be an carry
port, Of gold from Ne~-lorh. o,,.-.
' -, ,.o.,.rday thai there had been oilers
, , mode 10 secretary Carlisle a. the conference Oh
,r,d,v and II vns said that the Cl"arhg "''''
,r,,,oc was wording ont n plan OF TRANSFER " -"
n, an emergency. Frederick d. Happen 49, ',,, -,
,hc I,allatin National Bank Ernytoh iV'''
,he Western National Bank. and other Dhh"'' Inn nro
lnal n ,I conference fully covered IN ~
r,,,nn',s report, ana YESTERDAY > NUM- ,hn me,
r,,. from The fact hat the bank pirsln'il ,i,"cn,
NJ Carlisle assured him cordially OF 'h'r "''S
10 assist him In any cmcIschp'
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THEY LAUGHED AT BARS IND ELOPED
THE son AND DAUGHTER OF WEALTHY BOSTON
PEOPLE ARRESTED ~ yEwYoRK

william u. Handy, twenty one years old said
was held In tAc lOrkvill" pole" Court Yesterday
morning In 800 bal the charge of nbduciin.
E''"Il" canning tft'"h year, old. of No. 2gi Ire
mont IL. Boston. The parents Of Miss Canning ara
reported 10 be wealthy. Handy had known Miss
canning about two and n half. but the girls
parents objected % H., attentions on account OF the
youth OF their daughter
Miss Canning attended school in Walton-st on
Thursday morning Will" her way 10 school she
met Handy, who persuaded her to como to York
with him. They left h0ston III 10 y. m. that day.
The girls mother and father soon discovered the
eloI"fn"nt. and tclegIaphod Superintendent Byrnes
asking him 10 watch IA" railway station for the
arrival Of the couple. Mr.. Evrnes sent Detective
Mcmahon. Of tho Central ONCE. Al once TO the Grand
Central station. ON III" arrival Of "A train from
Boston AZ p. IN. Thursday Le recognized, among
ho-c alehting tn" runaway couple, AID plas4d them
under arrest.
OF the young woman. Handy was taken 10 Police
Headquarters. Yesterday morning Justice McMahou
Oi ID" >orkvnr Police Court. held Handy FOR .x-
animation on MONDAY. william Iioyt, Ilandy's step
father. who had followed the couple To this city,
furnished bail. Mis- Canning. whose mother was
also III court, wa, returned tho care Of th.. society,"
Handy and Mis-, Canning willing 10 have Justice
Mcmahon perform The marriage ccrsmony, but Mrs
Canning declined TO give her consent.
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oc,al saloons staterOOms, batis-
VII" INNS etr The castings around the
ioo"'' ." a.a do,ble. the intervening space being
o ,' ,orial which is ut non
conductor OF heat ana souh"' Inc Ne"''" =,
throughout, both by ha'"' anu "',i''''' NJ M, &
.'..o,,,, complete system OF steam heating Is
s 49, ,no comfortable warming Of all the living
n,ces and electricity is used for lighting purposes,
'p T~rc is ample accommodation for $50 saloon. $50
- oh,n md about 30 steerage passengers.
Tno surroundings of the passengers, in point OF
comfort. are up to the level Of the beStcass hotel.
There are about fifty rooms devoted to the secona
, - handsome dining saloon in oak walnscot.
aiocop,Iv furnished drawingrOom in satinwood.
. . comfortablc smoking room. In the frstclasS
,, thcro are about 200 slaterooms. The best
APARTMENTS. and those most sump,uousy fitted, are
on IN. main. upper aud Promenade decks; but the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
SIGMA CUI COLLEGE FRATERNITY MEETS

TIE annual convention OF the Sigma Chi COcc
fraternity Of the FIRST Province, with chapters at
Cornell Dartmouth Hobart, Institute OF Technology,
Boston: Columbian University, Dickinson College and
other Institutions ana alumni chapters In this city,
Philadelphia and Washington. opened at The Murray
Jill Hotel yesterday morning President Cleveland
was recently Initiated into This fraternity honor
airy member. Grand Praetor, John H. Mcpherson,
Of Gettysburg, presided at the opening Of the
ZION. About seventy members were present. The
principal topic discussed the extension Of the
organization in the district.
The New-YOrs Alumni Chapter gave dinner In
the hotel last night TO the visiting delegates. The
officers Of the chapter the Rev. DR.. Theodore
A. X. Gesslcr. consul; Archdcacon Henry L. Hcgrn-
fuss Of POughkCVp>iG prO-con~Il. William ErdmHn.
tribune: II. ;. Ccllcte, ann0tator Gae session VIII
end to-day.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Holland society's dinner the Officers Of the Van
Speyk. Hotel Waldorf noon
Ncw-Jcr,cy Jockey Club races Elizabeth. y. m.
New.Yoik- Boston baseball match Polo Grounds.
p
Funeral Captain g.. c. wtSc. st. Thomass Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. IL a. m.
A,tDna Ihespan Clut benefit Berkeley Lyceum,
p
Columbia Grammar School games. Manhattan Field.
y. N.
New-YoA Athletic Club smoking concert evening.
Amateur Athletic Union, Aston House, p. m.
Childrcn's Carnival Len Iyceun. y. N.
German Hospital fair. Palace Rink, brooklyn \ p M
Annual meeting of New-Yok Society OF Archaeological
Institute OF America. Hamilton Hall, q lumLia College.
4 IN.
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lowcrdcck cabins finished and furnished
In II fashion that would be perfection
but for the Injurious surroundings elsewhere The
social rooms are magnificent. The entrance TO the
grand staircase l. on tho promenad" dck Like tho
staircase is Of lakewood, and largr skylght is In
IFS ivory -cOor.d ceiling The size Of TIA" banquet
Ian 1, Impressive. II is 100 feet long and ~ feet
broad ana around H. table, there Is accommodation
for $50 passengers. II l. In dark MAHOGANY. and the
style /, modified Italian. The scttce~ and the re-
voving chairs around the tables upholstered In
dark rus>'t velvet. and the slicightS pr"t-
fIy designed curtains. The drawing-room Il
In style Renaissance. The walls are Of satnwoOd
beautifully carved ana relieved with cedar. AT ore
end OF The Is piano. and AT Ia" other end
organ.
1h'' furniture i OF saiinwood. upholstered In 4 va
rirty OF combinations. Along the side, are sctt"cS.
aud elsewhere on the heavy pill" carpet there ar"
ottomans and lounges. IT," smoking room t. the
prom, mad" deck and is ol um.d OAK richly pan"lled
and carved In the Flizah-than hivlr. The s"ttees
and ottomanS are upholstered IN hogSkn At The "x
rrmc "nd Of the promenade deck l. the library
and reading room. II" stylr il Renaissance.
Tn" tampania sailed from Liverpool saturday
last, and passed Dauul', Rock At - p. m. sunday.
III" Is expected 10 arriv" here to-day.
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coin OFFERS TO TIE TREAS' Ky.

Washington. April 25-oh"rs OF god III 'N'.""s.
for Legal tender notes still beng received ~ W.
Treasury Department. In no case Il Tue "",o'''
large bnt the aggregate runs up INTO the "'""''u'
-, ,h,,.onas such offers. Acting secretary Ii""i
~, ,r..s I, are coming In @strndily lh'N'
.,,' affair. are now beginning to appear on '''
hoo, or ,bc Treasury. the actual exchange oil 'on's
for the gold having taken place. D"hns Inc IA,
week. as now appears. offers have been maze anu
accepted from san Francisco. Roanoke Va ii''sp".
washington d. e. 1t. Louis. Boston, N0iioni o'a,m a
,m. ia baltimore, Cumberland. fhiiaue'phia All"
%ey JreanS.
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ELIZABETH.
COLLAPSE OF A THREEsToRY BUILDING.

A threc-story brick building. 3oX4j feet, belonging
10 Jacob Brucklacher at No. LOB knAoetha ave.
collapsed last night aud carried down with IL part
Of j. c. Ogden, furniture store adjoining. and also
the side OF Mr. Bricklachers house The loss VIII
T.. e.voral tbousand dollars The disaster was
caused nv workmen who were pu:ung a new ionnda
,icn Under Tho binding. and Who In digging must
have undermined IT. Fortunately III" FIN men IN
gagged IN the digging. and the i"ur masohN VINO
vcr, having the foundation. mad quit W.fh hIlr"h
mi utr, bcfrre The building collapsed. Mr. ogden
estimates his loss ~ $1,000. while Brucklachcr >
will he AT least Is 900 o $1,000.
The Elizabeth and Plsinfeld Electric Light Com
pany has made an application 10 the street and Law
Committee Of the City Council for franchise 70
construct an electrical railway from Elizabeth To
Plsinhcld Tho company has ordered IT, cars and
other equipments, and Is ready 10 begin lAlaing Its
road a,.soon ths City Council gives the necessary
permission. The committee will max" a report 10
The City Council Monday night.
\ savage Newfoundland dog attacked the two
children Of IacOb Boehm. jr. here Yesterday and
severely bit the youngest boy, Wilbur. The screams
~ the boy heard by samuel King. the signal
man in The South Elizabeth tower. who went 70 he
bows with spade. and after sharp struggle
spit the dogs skull and killed him Dr.. Turner,
WHO attended the injured child. said his wounds were
serious. The dos Is thought TO have been afflicted
with rabies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
A POLITICAL BIBLE.
From Advertising. for April

For many years The Weekly Tribune has hesn tho
political bible Of IN" Northern Stralghont Kepubicns
IN the rural districts. and been able to ,ul,tnntin.
The claim that II Is the largest weekly papcr issued
from the office OF daily I'm the states
with IA circulation Of over ia 600 conioo o,cb
week, what n magnificent property Il Isl Advertisers
have ndor'rd TINS medium. and have received I'm return
tribute from well t0do Readers of This vund.rfni
paper.
some people call II old fashioned ON account of is
wide columns, large sheet and modest dress and prr
npS II merits ia" term, but If n reader of
want, to gather The news. all the news I'm Tho mas,
had better turn 10 the column, Of The Trlhun. +,
supporters are n sl'adfa>t In their aenncc ~ was
Ruins fidelity 10 Naomi. ~
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CIVIL SERVICE rOUHTSSTOy ~ SESSION

The State tivii Scr,ic" Commission II
session NJ the Gil'ev House yesterday and trans.
acted considerable business Upon the rccommen
dalton OF Mayor Body about seventy places in the
BROOKLYN civil S~rvc" transferred from the
non-comp"tItive to the competitive schedule The
commission took steps toward creating places I'm the
state hospitals TO prepare Young Physicians for the
competitive examinations for assistant physicians In
these Institutions
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DIR. MGLYNN NAY 90 TO ROVE.

II was rImorcd yesterday that DR.. McGynn, who
has lust returned from Florida, whore he delivered Il
series Of Lentcn lectures at the request Of Bishop
Moore was going to Rome soon To the Pope.
lie refused yesterday TO say whether this
true or not. II Is said on good authority that he
will 90 10 Rome. His senc" nj present Is cN painrd
by saving that he wishes TO dVuig" Ills plan, hrsi
TO the members Of the Anti-Poverty society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. John Petit. OF Monro'o. gave Il
private bali last evening In celebration If IT," com
plc,on OF silver Spring. their now home. on tho
Orange mountain. The place l. a historic one and
wa, built ly DR.. Lowell Mason, from Whose Mr..
Peltit bOugt II two years ago. since then the
hoiI-.. hes rcmodelled and enlarged and j.
one Of tn ar.c,j and finest places In III" Oranges.
Mrs. Petit assisted IN receiving b. Mrs William
g. Brewer IT,. Miss Lille Pag" Ely, Mr.. Fhcyn"y
HarlOl. Of Philadelphia Mrs. Henry Grav",. Mrs.
Charles y. Yardcy ana Mr.. :. Bayard DOdd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
SPEAKERS AT A CHURCH CONGRESS-

The fifteenth Church Congress OF III" Protestant
Episcopal Church In the United states will be- held In
This city on November fl1. under the presidency Of
Bishop Potter The topics already adopted by the
Executive Committee OF present day interest. The
list OF writers and speakers who hav" accepted in
yitaons 10 address the Congress includes Bishop Ran
dolph Bishop Jackson and other member, ol In"
cpiscopa;e and Of other clergy" Drs. Holland Wal
pole. Richcy, Greer. McKlm. Hodges, Parks Vnton,
l. H. Johnson j. p. Peters. j. : Shipman. Floyd
Toukins W. u. FriS'y. charles II. Hail. G.. A. l..
Richards Thomas +. GailOr, &. I. Ons,ad ana Henry
Iulcck.
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A PATRIOTIC ANyTVEPSlPY rELERR iTJOv

The Washington Continental Guard viii attend a
special service al St Inul's Church to morrow after
noon. al 30 O'clock to commemorate. the one. hmm
dred and fourth anniversary OF Tho Inauguration of
General George Washington a. first President Of the
Unltd States.
The members Of the Mary Washington Association
nave been invited T. hc present. The Daughter, of
he American Revolution and other local patriotic
societies will be represented
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A NEW OCEAN QUEEN.
THE CJ-NARD LINES GIANT CAMPANlA.

NOT YET RECORD BEEAKER THOUGH MODEL
OF STRENGTH AND beauty.
The Componia the first OF the two new twln-scr2w
steamers for the Cunard Line. which may ar
rive at this port to-day, Is the largest anu
most capacous steamship anoat. Her length over
all is go feet: BREADTH extreme, 90 feet inches
depth 10 upper deck, AZ feet. and gross 'ohh"sc
about IL 800 tons. Her displacement VIII pr"D"o''
bo IA 600 TONS The vessel has straigh; stem ana
ou,n,, e,ern topcallant forecastle and poop. with
cloe hulwarks and ereconS above the main deck
consisting Of two tiers OF dechhouseS, suimounted
r,spcctiyely ny the promenade and shade decks
TIN, Campania is fitted with two sets Of the most
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policy OF the paper will remain the same Mr. Prime
VIII not DE connected with th" paper in the future.
ii was recently reported that The Commercial
bulletin had purchased the stock OF The Journal
oi Commerce through the banking firm Of samuel d.
Davis Co., and Tint the two apers would be- made
into on'. Ia" Editor Of The Commercial Bulletin y
told Tribun" reporter that there was no truth In
the report Richard Croker IS said TO be one Of the
new directors elected yesterday.
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about mile from the hospital by Policeman Bach OF
the West Thiry-seyenth-st station. He was clad In
nghtcOtheS.
The foundations probably laid yesterday Tor
many cases OF pneumonia. This was the thought mat
occurred TO nearly every one who number OF
open summer on the Thirdavc line.
Commits sioncr Daily started his third raid In the
CrotOn region last evening. He will explore the
upper part of the watershed to-day In his search for
dchng nuisances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
NEVv-PDT\SXVICK

Chief Justice Bcasley. Of IN" Ncw-JcrS"y supreme
Court, has granted Application for Il recount Of
the votes cast for freebooter Of MiddleseX County
in the Fourth Ward q New Brunswick AT the char
ter election on April II. The count gave j. Edgar
PowclSon Republican, one majority over Henry van
Nuls Democrat Two Democratic ballots were de
dared Illegal by the election officers and not counted
On I Is ground the application was based ana granted
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
IO\f, ISLAND

Long ISLAND CITYc-Max Graf. the young
electrician who arrested In Flushing Thursday
nlgat for abduciing Jennie Rcing0d. daughter OF the
Rev. Mr. Rcinsold pastor OF the Holland Free
Church. raSsaic was arraigncd In the Long Island
City Police Court yesterday. He was committed
10 the Queens County Jail In default Of bail. The
girl discharged.
sol ANTON The final scS ion Of the Teachers
Institute ut southampton took place Yesterday. The
closing address made by Principal stout. The
WORK Of the concluding day was devoted chiefly To
art ard free land drawing.
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TRANSFERRING THE JCTRNAL or COEMERcET

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF THE
Journal Of Commerce" was held yesterday afternoon.
and the stoc. held by David VI. Stone and William G.
Prime. the majority ockhodcrs, formally trans
ferrcd TO the banking firm of Samuel d. Davis a Co.,
Of No. 40 Wast. The sale OF Tie stock was male
March 81. II Is understood that the entire stock
OF the paper is now held by Samuel ID. Davis a Co..
and that II has been bought for speculation. new
board Of directors was elected yesterday, bu, the
names were not made public. Mr.. stone, who has
controlled and edited "The Journal Of Commerce since
II started, will continue " be Its editor The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
STATEN ISLAND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Joseph King, OF the
| Richmond County police WAS comp!imcnted by III"
| Richmond County Police Commits ,oncrs yesterday.
The board met at Stapcion, and resolution. prsng
King for his bravery In his attempt 10 arrest the
| four burglar, who rObbing the SlaprtOn post
| ofc" a week ago, was passed
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
= PREsENTMENTs BY THE GRAND JURY.

MANY SUGGESTIONS OF PUBLIC INTEEEsT-MoEE
POWER ASKED FOR.
The April Grand Jury made a long prcsentmcnt
In the Court OF Sessions yesterday touching upon
many matters OF Dutlc interest. GxNdcTnn.n
Richard b. Leech was tho foreman. chahG" III
the method OF choosing the Grand Jury Is recon-
mended for consideration at the ConS'i'h'i"nh 'c'-
vention. Instead OF fresh body OF Grand jurors
every month 1t is suggested that fifty be selectco
January l. and fifty on January ID. TO SerV"
month"; and so on through the year so that the mem
bers may become familiar with the work OF thcir
predecessors and the body made CONTINUOUS one
The power to appoint committees TO make inquiries
outside the Grand Jury room Is asked ior Nme
the Grand Jury has tho right to inquire Into III"
official acts Of city and county onicialS IL l. not
possible 10 do this under the present system. ana
the presentment SAYS that all parties the public "a
we'll as officials would, We feel assured. D" oehe-
fitted BY an impartial and thorough investigation Oh
many Of the vague and monstrouS charges OF cor
rIption made by irresponsible ar malicious persons,
which nevertheless when uncontrldcted, are IN 'mc
accepted truth
The Grand Jury recommended that In addition to
the license fee of 500 year on each street car by
which the city received from the railroad companies
Sl6,14O last year, the companies pay the city iair
percentage from the advertising receipts from the
cars and stations, for which the companies never
acquired legal right The extension of the hre
limits over the entire CITY, and the regulation OF the
speed Of trolley cars by the Aldermen are also
recommended.
Considerable space is given to the consideration
of its county Institutions. The management OF the
peDtentiary is commended, and the slewness OF con
struction Of the new county buildings al ~. Jonn-
land Is commented upon. The work on the properly
Of 900 has already cost @3,OOO.Oo ana 10
complete it twice AS much will be needed.
The recommendation Il made that all me county
charges be removed II. JOnland. ana me co.nity
property Flaibsl he sold The charge OF the sale
OF impure milk by Flatlanfs farmers was investigated
nd foupd IN no ainIsl and
IS urged every seller OF swirl mix In the c,ty
JOHN j. OUEENEY CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE.
John J. Oueency. OF No. 90 Greenpontave.. who
WAS arrested Policeman Walsh OF the seventh Pro
cinct on Thursday night. on suspicion OF having
caused the death AZ Patrick J. Donovan. grocer, OF
Ansonia Conn., Yesterday arraigned before Justice
Watson I'm the Even Street Police Court and held on
a charge OF homicide. The prisoner was committed.
An autopsy made las; night by DEPUTY eoron'T
Frank Frccl who found that Donovan had area
from natural causes. The physician fo'nd tiil
death was really due 10 meningca hcmorrlaSe. No
marks OF external violence were found.