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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF.

T. w Rogers said rday that racing getting
down 10 science and that trainer had to do lot Of
thinking 10 place his horses that they had chance
win
NJ Byrncs said sam seriously in
jued In Algeria Handicap but had close call from
being permanently crippled.
g Wail.aum was at Giaycscnd ana consulted NJ Bvrnos
about the race LAM lghter and Tammonv Some
reports haze spread at the race viii not take place
Mr. Byrnc, and Mr.. Wall aum sly Il Is a certainty I'M
less one Of the competitors dis
In regard to The New-Jcr-cy datc. Mr. wabaum said
he thought satisfactory Arrangement could be made A.
he did for conflict IN NcwJrrsry. Il VIII
saw this however" h add "thc nrt."nburc Associa
ton intend, 10 FIGHT for Is rights until the bitter end
when asked what H. considered Gucnburg's rights. MI
walbaum replied ~ share Of the racing dates II the 80
called legitimate There ar 100 days on which 10
race btwecn May Is and October 10 These racing assoca
tons ought share dates with B'ookyn Morris Park
BAY Brlehtou Reach Monmouth Park and cut
tenhurg division of dates would give each track
twenty days which would be r better for horse
men race-soeis than the present methods "utHp"s
car, race profit against any OF tn, bic uaehs
We know our strength going 20 give anything
away. All want is an equal 'hanc' with the o'hrr
associations. The the racing officials hight IN this
neighborhood better is for our Saratoga meeting in
the summer and IL they keep Oh In their narrow IDEAS
Saratoga will surely take lead racing ccnrc.'
Gutenberg has decided revoke all Tree badges for
tic day Of the great match The admission fee Will
be 81.
II Is almost certain that there viii be an amicable
settlement for the dates Of fall meetings the
New.Jersey trucks.
j. j. MeCancrty SAYS that the veteran Splinter
Volunteer Is dead game" The old fellow has
celved so many nogGIngs In his races that IL
scares him 70 raise your hand when riding him. Me-
Cafferty adds: when you raise whip 70 him ne
cringes and draws himself up In such manner that
YOU would expect hear him cry. oh. murder"
nexer punish him and II he can't without punish
ment whoever him will have n lose his money
,ust Ms hr would IL IL the old with
the whip"
nd heat
% improve 20 that IL is likely that draft Of the horses
will b. sod soon
K w. Kelly was the track aud won handsomely over
ths victory Of his lilly Kentgefns She was bred by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
EW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Three Erie Railway engineers were arragned be-
fore Justice O Donne OF Jersey city, yesterday OH
a test case as 10 whether the city has the riBht "
regulate the speed OF trains within the corporate
limits The complaint. drawn by william H. r'u
wards was based on ordinance passed August l.
ISL fixing the rate of speed at sixteen mics All
hour The trains are run. the complaint alleged
at forty miles an hour. Cortandt Parker couhse
for the company. showed that the ordinance OIL 1911
had been repealed and new one passed, hxing the
rate OF speed at six miles an hour. He then ASKED
that the case be dismissed. This was granted ana
a new complaint will be drawn up based on the
ordinance actually in force.
At a meeting OF the Jersey city Police commas
sioners Yesterday Major Edward Perry ana stan
Captain Marshall of the Salvation Army preferred
charges Of false arrest against Police captain
LANCE of the Seventh Precinct. VINO, they ahestu
had caused the arrest OF fourteen members OF tns
Army without warrant. President feeney sdlu
there had been "A great deal or tax about the ar
rests and many persons thought the SalNatlonlsls
had been uniustly dealt with. In order 10 get al
the facts and fix the responsibility. ne thought the
matter should be thoroughly investigated III was
nuallv decided to cite Captain Lange To appear pc
fore the board at its next meeting ana snow oy
what authority he made the arrests: captain lsailse
said last night that he had received numerous com
plants and would give the names OF the Complain
ants to the board when II held its next meeting
two weeks hence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

lem River speedway adjourned yesterday wi'nou III,
taking any testimony. to October g. when IL wiz
meet in Room No. li3 in the Stewart Building
Property owners west OF Central Park have con-
cludsd that the Central Park Transverse koau a.
Eighty -sixth-st. should be extended through bsh'S
sixth-st. TO Amsterdam-ave Cyrus Clark president
of the West Side Property Owners Association
with ex-senator George f. Langbein. J. V. Caru
and j. Rhinelander Dillon. called on President lap,
pen yesterday at the Park Department and askeu
him to aid the project.
Among the passengers on the White star steam
ship Teutonic. from Liverpool yesterday, were oh-
bert Burgess. j. c. Bancroft Davis III
C. l.. Leonard, the Rev. DR.. c. II. PARK
hurst. Lord and Lady Lyon Payfair and Profess
sor Carus-Wilson.
The hearing of the differences between John l.
Davenport and Postmaster Dayton. who shut 'he
chief Supervisor Of Elections out of his rooms III
the Federal Building. adjourned yesterday III
the, United States Circuit Court by Judge LacomDe
until this morning.
The St Cloud Hotel at Broadway and Forty-sec-
ond-st., was opened to the public yesterday having
been renovated and refurnlshed throughout. Inc
new proprietor. n. b. Barry, for many years
proprietor Of the Hotel Glenham. in Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
NEWARK.

The New-Jerscy Associated Union Of Ex-Prison-
crs OF War held their annual convention III the
rooms Of William H. Plerson Post. No. ~, O. A. H.
In bloomfield yesterday. General }. Madison
Drake Of Elizabeth. presided. Quartermaster-'ien-
cral Richard A. Donnclly OF Trenton. W. sutton
G Bragg Charles Oakley \. Husk. y. Ball. j..
PooNcy and J II. Hoffman were elected to mem
borship. The trcasurcr's report showed balance
Of Su0l Tho election Of officers resulted as
follows: : NJ Hker of Englcwood president;
Captain g. +. Hopkins. of Boonton. vice-president'
captain j. \ Pcloubct. OF Bloomfield. recording
secretary: II. Y. crawford. Of Montcair CORE
spending secretary. Captain = VI. Long oil East
Orange. treasurer. -
Lieutenant Cooper and Messrs. Husk. Long and
Ball were elected delegates to tho national conNeh-
ton Of ~ prisoners ot war To b. held IN PlttsnurS
I'm 1885, After the business meeting IN" members
were entertained at dinner by the Women's Keller
t'oruF The convention closed with an open meet
ing In the Sunday-school room Of the Baptst
church Addresses We're delivered by - NJ ltlker,
General Ice and g. L. Hopkins.
Application was made In the chancery Court
Yesterday for the appointment Of receiver for the
Ncw-Jersey Cigar Company. rule 10 show cause
rcturnahlc next Tuesday. grantcd. In
the Circuit Court yesterday Judgment for Nl1 -
was given by default in the suit Of oliver H. Parry.
~ Bellcviile against cN-Secrctary or the Navy
George VI. RobesOn. OF Trenton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
WINNERS AT CLIFTON.
The races a, Clifton Yesterday resulted as follow

The races Clifton yesterday resulted as follows
First race-Sellng for threeyearOlds and upward hve
furongs. Wheeler 10 10 and 8 to l. hrst NC
Coimack, 10 ! and 10 ., Second Wres;Ier uira'
Hazcihnrsr Nellie b.. Monecc and The fop also ran.
Time 03S4.
TO and even, nrs GeorGe Dixon; 90 and 10 =
second: starting third. Tok n. Marble, Eliza Ann,
Edth. Claru, and Blre Garter also ran Time-l 'c3+.
Third race-Sellng; thrce-ycaroids six iui,ongs
Leonardo. 3 and out first; Sir Richard 70 ana
TO . second; Perrier Jouct third Little Nell, MIS-
Mamie Lumberman and Misery also ran Ilne-l IL =
Fourth race-Threc ycar-olds and upward; SIX fuEohgs
Major DAILY. 10 and 10 !, nrst; Dalsyran, 20
and even second Logan third. Julien Toano and Mar
gueriie also ran. Ttme-l 16.
Fifth race--Selng; all ages seven furlongs Flat
lands and . 70 >, hrst Old Pepper, 10 TO u and
4 TO l. second LdrghettO third Aifpant Tom fiyhn
sea Bird I.ailah and Polydora also ran Time 80.
sixth race-Selling three-year-olds and upward; one
mil and a hIrong. MOcna. 10 and 70 s. mt :
Van Dyke. s / and : 70 l, second Cheddar thlrd
Unicorn. Industry, Adjourn Doncascr. llsnore, Bu-
cephalus and Spot also Tmc-l 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
NEW SHIPS FOR THE NORTH GERMAN LLOfD

The North German Lloyd Steamship company OF
Bremen has published an interesting pamphlet con
tanning an instructive review of the operations Of
the company The Lloyd people are now building
twelve new steamers The largest Of these new
vessels are two twin-gcrcw steamers ioT the I'm
perlal mail line TO China; two twin-scrcw freight
and steeiage steamers for the Roland freight line
TO New-York. and two steamers for the South
American line the River Plate. The other yes
sells now being built freight steamers for various
other lines Of the company. The statement pub
,ished that the North German Lloyd Is at present
building any new express steamers for the fast ser
vice between Bremen and NcwNork Is erroneous
The North German LOyd's tonnage amounts tin-
Gliding the new vessels 10 2i2.3G7 tons, or 20OO
tons more than the next largest steamship com
pany. the Pennsuar and Orientai, OF England.
The company operates twenty-five distinct lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
er1rrYBrrRG ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

First race-For maiden two-yeNr-ods I'VE furlonrs.
Khie Joseph 10; Sea Folm nlly. 107 Widow Cliauoi
roldng lu5 Hercules, 100; My Girl colt, 100; MGR.
,rtt 100: Hvawsy 100; The Kclt. 100; Little Tug.
100: Fair Knlaht, loo; lronsldc,, 100; VISION %
Innsdalc 90: Edward 30; Western star 81.
socond race-Seuinr; six furlong,. Rcmorse. III
Tacacian iIo Mirage lo9; Double Gross l9 Go hinS
Cr,h 100: hzrael 10i Indigo 100; Carmen. lOO; Kcar
Guard 80; oxford, %; Salisbury os' Baysru' 10
Krikina, %. . -,
rbirJ ,aca Handicap: one mile and sixteenth "loam-
inc III: Kideer, los; Copyright, lO1i Ilscle W.
Henry Young. 1O2; Sowaway. 70
ro,r,h racc-Special weights Ave furonrs Gcradine
llo: Lizetta 1l2; GREY Eagle 10; Mamnzp' ~ To-
Nnrcu. 100. St Anthony. 100 yellow Rose, y H1!1I
inn IS. Brozos Is rorkin, % strathmad o. Little
Dolritt 81 Blossom, 76 A.
ti,,h race-For two-yearolds; special weights nE'
ard b.lf furlongs Aupomattox. 11s Sr Knight. 100
Major General, - Sunciimpse. - BACK ha"N' 10
Tlzabcth 9j Tuale, %; iiyInta. 90
Six,h acc-For threc.yea olds and hall iurlonfs
n,rl,nes. 100. Meadows 1917 >kadi 49, Johnetta III
Leigh III; Henry Young, III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
THE REV. s. B. HALLIDAY IMPROVING

The Rev Samuel b. Halliday. the pastor OF the
Beecher Memorial Congregational Church. who was
Frustrated by an attack Of acute indigestion In
the parlors of Plymouth Church on Tuesday, was
greatly improved yesterday The sensational state
ments published that Mr.. Halliday had suffered an
anonlec,ic stroke caused many Of his friends 10
call at his home No. = Hicks-st. yesterday. Inc
members Of the family were assured by Dr. Hugh
NJ Smith that Mr.. Halliday was In no danger ana
would probably be about in day or two. He had
suffered from overwork and worry. which in
duced indigestion. The fact that the chairman OF
the trustees of the Bcecher Memorial Church. Rob
ert Hanna committed suicide on Sunday, caused
Mr. Halliday much pain
The statement that Mr.. Haldays younger
daughter was engaged to Mr. Hanna is positively
denied by the family. The friends OF Mr. Hanna
refused to give any information yesterday In regard
TO his suicide. but he had suffered from melan-
choly for time. His funeral took place ycster-
dan afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
A LAWYER CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

Charles F Burke tho lawyer charged ~ Arthur
l. Tones a former client. with defraudng him out
Of bonds for 5000, examined In the Gates
Avenue Police Court yesterday Burke was counsel
for Tones In the proceedings against Count de
Mitkiewicz, in regard to the Chinese railway con
cession. and Tones alleges that he lost $sW"
through Mitkiewicz. He had the latter arrested
and began proceedings against Colonel Elliott +.
Shepard as the sponsor for MitkicwicZ To get
some letters needed In the proceedings. Tones let
Burke have the bonds. which. 1t Is alleged. were
hypothetical by Burke for 500. When Colonel
Shepard died the suit discontinued and Burke
refused to return the bonds. He was recently
arrested In Chicago. The hearing ended
yesterday. ana Burke's bail bona WAS increased 10
5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
GRAyEsEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First racc-IIandlcap; for Ill age mile AID a
sixteenth. Banquet 1874 - athueatE. ia; Merry
Monarch. ll2: Highland loG: Teriiher 90
Second rlcc-For two.ycsrolds special weights five
furlong, Pecksnn. lls TorchbeorcE liz Wern9 5
Getic 100; S?hte, loi Hall Nine. 1ci Florence l0l.
Third racc-Thc Culver Stoke; for two:yearods and
inward TX furlongs. Iasbrouck. 1872; Stonenell.
10: sirocco. 1922 Correction. l1o
Fourth racc-Thc Brookwood Handicap Tor three'year'
ods; mile and three siNccnths klhelct ~
Comanchc, no. Daily America, 1O1; Sir fTahcls, lOo
Saragassa. 90; Herald 90.
Fifth race-Selng; for three-ycar-od' and upward 4;
special weights; five and q haf iu,-ngs. Little Billy.
III: Wah Jim. 1l3: TormentOr. n2; The from astcr
1O9 Astoria 1O5 Gold Dollar 10i: RDslyn. 1O3; CULVER
IO2; Midnight. iOl Speculation. 100; Tigress. 80
Sixth racc-.Selna: for threcycar.olds and upward
special weights mile and sixteenth. Aloha III
The ronuastcr 1O4 May Win 1903 Now or Never. lC2
Acclaim 90 Coquete. % Mashall "a Deception. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
4 MYSTERIOUS WRECK SEEN
AN AMERICAN STEAMER SAID TO BE SUNK TO
TIE EASTWARD OF FIRE ISLAND.

AN AMERICAN STEAMER SAID 10 hf H'N" ~
TIE EASTWARD OF FIRE ISLAND
Captain Jungst of the North-German Lloyu
steamship Have which arrived at this port yes
'terlav afternoon. reports having passed the WRECK
of an American coastwise steamer about thr'y
miles east of Fire Island. There was sHshI log
at the time but not enough TO prevent IN" oihcerS
of the steamship clearly observing her. only about
fen or twelve feet the vessels stern was NlsIbic
above the water. She lay on her por; Deam elIS
with her bow deep down In the waves The nun
was bright yellow and the fiagpole blue. Inc
wreck was rocking slightly, as If caught on
rock the bow pointing toward New-Nork' close
observation showed that there was no one on
board and Captain Jungst thought 1t unnecessary
TO examine her
So far as IS known American coastwisc
steamer has been reported missing recently ana
the identity OF the wreck is a mystery. captain
Jungst is certain she is an American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
WHAT Is GOING oN TO-DAY.

St Pecrs's Church bl-ccnrclaial celebration. West.
chester
L.
Laying Of cornerstone u s. Matthew's Protestant Ep,co
pal Church, West Eishtyfourh.,t and Central Para.
p.
Aldcrmcn's Committee Land. and Parks. p. N.
Polo match at Morr-iown. y. j.. u.
IIobokcn Turtle Club Breakfast dinner Kinc,biidgc
Hotel
6.ut,cnbufe races - 80 y.
Lecture Watson l.. at the East Erh'v.
,Nth,t branch the Young Mcn, Christian Assoc. ~
- D. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 20 $50
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
STEAMER 1cutoni, tBI Cameron Idyerp,ol "a Queens.
tovn T. with mdsc. go n. 2'3 ,.cond cabin and 9O3
Storage Passengers To II Malt ana k,rsey Arrived u,
ti, I,al az ! ~.
steamer or elan IN. lctalla> Glasgow September ..
via, mfr. 81 cal "a and 10 -tccrgc myers Austin
Baldwin O.. Arrived az the Bar at $40 . NJ
steamer II vel tf'cr JTnct. Bremen Scrtcn cr IL.
southampton 3. with md'". 277 cabin and rs ~
ua..rcrr- u Oclrichs Co. Arrived at the 80
q .
~ AMIR Flr Mari" Ger, IInsch. Rotterdam Septcm-
hr Z. ~ ballast "a GuaaNc Hyc. Arrived at the Bar
n M.
S:'amcr Witty IN Ouston RIO Janciro August 90
Victoria ~. ~ Lucia ScIt'mb -. with mdsc 10 T. Il
Bartru Co, Atri,ed a. the l'aI At am g., c.
-i''iu'l ~ ~ WASHINGTON, Buil,N, Vera Cruz sep
irn.ler o. IGspan = Tlrpco . Cimpechc II, Prosrco
- Havana ~. With mdsc and 81 passengers. TO James
T. Ward 4 Co. Arrived at the Bar at , 30 IN.
steamer fdmondslcy Or. Muir, Progrcso september
u. win hemp 20 j Medina & Co. Arrived AT the
steamer Araonaut m McGillverv. Port Morant sep.
tenber ii. Morant Bay 49, Hope Bay IA, Anatto BAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
TIE DIED FROM THE CHLoROFoRM

While undergoing an operation at the Seney
Hospital on Tuesday night, John Crosswell' farm
hand whose home at Sheepshead Bay dled
from the effects of choroform. lie hau nis'o'a.eu
his shoulder and DR. Dusendorf OF Parkvllle'
uas unable 70 reduce the dislocation. At his sug-
eostion Crosswell was taken to the hospital lie
wanted an anesthetc. but the house surgeons
Drs McCaw and Bogert. advised against TINS on
account of the patients physical condition. lie
pleaded for IL and a small quantity OF choroiorm
was administered. He yielded to it, bur signs OF
heart failure sci in at once and he could not be
revived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
MONMOUTH PARK SUED FOR 100000.
ONE HUNDRED AND Fl Fly PENALTIES DEMANDED
OF 600 EACH FOR CONDUCTING
4 LOTTERY.

Red Bank n. j., Sept. 20 tSpeciaD.-James Steeh'
of Eatontown as attorney for Patrick Coleman. OF
Hoboken. has fled a declaration with the County
Clerk at Freehold in Coleman's suit against the
Monmouth Park Association for 100000 The suit
is for carrying lottery, there being 100 pen
aties at $1,000. If the Supreme Court decides in
Colemans favor he will get $4,000 and the county
will get the other half. Colemans suit Tor WV lot
the failure of the association to file list OF It's
directors and officers in the Office of the Secretary
OF State at Trenton will be tried before justice
Wyckoff at Asbury Park on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
SING SING.
A DOZEN SKELETONS FOUND.

DOIEN SNEIIf1 IV.No rVO4'D'
While a number Of convicts were WORKING upon
the improvement Of Hunter-st.. near the Sihs '"'S
prison. they came across. in the excavation
dozen skeletons. II first believed that there
had been a wholesale murder. but 1t was learned
,T,ervarl that the men were working over an ola
nart of the prison cemetery. Warden Durston or
dered the skeletons buried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE Plains.

In the County Court Of White Plains yesterday ia
breI Miller convicted Of stealing harness from
the horses on G. +. Huntington's estate at west
chester and was remanded for sentence. He has
served a term in prison. \ musical ana literary
entertainment in aid of the White Plains Hospital
Fund will be given this evening at the home OF
Mrs Henry s Moore in Railroad-ave. Inc
Board OF Managers of the Society OF Agricullule
and Horticulture Of Westchester County VIII meet
ON the fair ground to-day and appoint officers anu
make assignments for the annual fair, when opens
on Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
luOtLpr GPcjsjOu in fUrOr of tho

.4nOther decision im facOr of tho
DR.. Jdeger On. has just been rendered in
the Umifed States CircUH Court of
Caiif0rnid by the Hon. Judge Mckenna,
Circuit Judge. This decision reads as follows;
"Adjudged and decreed that the defendants
be forever restrained from preparing, selling,
or offering for sale any goods bearing OF
stamped with or advertised as DIR. Jaegers,'
OK bearing any designation containing the
words DR.. Jaeger or Prof DR.. Jaeger or
the word Jaeger that the said defendants
be also forever restrained from advertising IN
newspapers or elsewhere or in any way repre-
senting that the goods sold by them are DR..
Jaegers goods, or Dr. Jaeger's' underwear,
or Prof DR.. Jaeger's' goods, or Jaeger
goods"
The company will continue as heietofore,t to
spare no effort or expense TO protect the pu0lle
against inferior articles put upon the market
under the name Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

CAMBIIDGE-rrince Won I-cnhurr. of Germany.
FIFTH AVENCF-ENCongr'. NAN frdorck Milo of
Connecticut. ',II.sEY- Gsr!!nrf g. Hubbard Washing
ton, u. &. nOLLtND-Scnator Jane. Mcmillan. Of
Michigan. ST. JAMEs-F>. gongr,,sruan VI 'tthcw D.
Lagan Of Ncw-Orlcan-. WALDORF. 'oloud Jane, L.
orr. Of South Carolina WlNDSOR-Lord rllyfsr aud
Lady Play fair. Of England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLIN.
PROTESTING AGAINST LOWER WAGES

ELEVATED RAILROAD EMPLOYEES ORGANIZE TO
PREVENT PROPOSED REDUCTION
IN THEIR SALARIES.
The announcement by the managers OIL inc nrooN-
lvn elevated road that after OCTOBER all men
Maid more than 81 90 a day viii nave the'r wages
reduced 10 per cent, led the employees 10 orsailN.
in order to make an emphatic plo'eS'' sumo u
-, ;.,,od % order = strike at once. but cooler
hoods discounteuanced this and 1t was decided to
appoint a committee to wait upon Manager NICHOLS
and present the case the side OF the employees
About 700 men will be affected by the proposed re-
duction The reason given for cutting down wages
is said to be the falling on OF receipts que 10 ue
active connection of the trolley. At the meeting
. ,ho 1,rac,ors Of the company yesterday moth
ing definite was done in the matter. The employees
will hold another meeting this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
COMPLAINTS AGAINST CORONERS.

THE GRAND JURY, 1T Is SAID, WILL INvEsTI-
GATE THE OFFICE.
II IS understood that the Grand Jury has sub
poenaed Coroner Schultz and chief Clerk Reynolds
and other employees OF the Coroners once 10 APP
near before ii this morning There have been many
charges of neglect Of duty against the 'oroherS
Office sent the Grand Jury, such as decay III an
sMering CorOncrs' calls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
". F. ROBERTS TAKEN TO AZ INEBRIATES' HOME.

Justice Burke. in the Yorkvle Ponce Court yes
;eidav. committed William Floyd Roberts VINO was
held on the complaint Of L. i. Williams on Mon
dav TO the Kings County Inebriatcs' Home al
Fort Hamilton. The young mans friends were III
court and seemed to favor his commitment Court
officer Tucker accompanied Mr. Roberts TO Fort
Hamilton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
IIACkENSACk.

The Bergen County Grand Jury ended its labors
Yesterday afternoon and was discharged by the
Court. II was subsequently rumorcd that more
than nny indictments were found. including dozen
against employees 1T the Fort Lee poolrooms. who
arr now under bonds. They gave fictitious names.
and are out Of the State.