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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-02
WHITE PLAINS.

PRISONERS THREATEN THE JAlLER.
one week ago. a case Of smallpox was discovered
in the county jail at White Plains. and after the
patient was removed 20 the pesthouse, the jail was
quaran;ined by order Of the village Board Of neadr
whose terms had expired rebeed agans. tSrt yo
ience They turned the jail into bedlam for fifteen
minutes. by shouting. sng'ng ETC., UNI pEfT
Ger Birch Informed the Sheriff that the men should
be held in custody for another week
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IONG ISLAND

CCAIsfACK-Jacop Harmed. aged fifteen, coored,
In the employ OF Michael Brown. was arrested yes
ter,iay, charged with attempting 20 poison Mr..
Brown by mixing some Paris green IN some buck
wheat when was beng prepared for the baking
~ chs The green substance noticed while
being poured upon the sriddle. The boy says that
he was requested TO administer the poison by one
c,srlnR n German. who lives next door. The Ia
Ter denies all knowledge IL the matter.
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ENGLEWOOD.

About $500 was cleared from tho fair held on
Friday and Saturday Of last week FOR the h"he'
Of the Englewood Hospital. The annual NEE ing
of the Hospital Association Is to be hed on Mon
day. May l.
The Engiewood Protection Society he'd rs annual
roeeting IN Monday evening. and The following
were re-eecte, officers for the coming year: Don
ala Neckay president: samuel 4. Duncan vice
rreSdenf Charles p Park. secretary and treasurer.
directors. Icbert !. Irnckerhon John r M!.,T
Homans and !. Hugh peters clinton II. Flake
was elected director ~ pace Of The late Leroy Il.
Ia
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YONK ERS.

City Treasurer Robert =. Getty O. ohhe''' "'9
o,gbtv-,broe wears OLD yesterday end is the oldest
c,tv oNici.l in active service He has lived IN Nonk-
ers for half century. and is , stanch t:epuohcah
There was constant stream Of people INTO MS oiiiS
YESTERDAY morning 10 congratulate MN i, ~,
ton last night by the election of General H Edra
Cornit,ee Nent out Of existence. The party now
has a fne organization. The officers of me several
MArd ORGANIZATION. az. sArcMl ava rNv-s-. ---
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MRS. JESSIE MEIyEcKE ATTEMPTS SUJcIDr

Mrs. Jessie Mcnecke of No. 1l2 West One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures. attempted 10 take her life
late yesterday afternoon Mrs Meinecke went 10
her husbands STORE. No. 81 Grecnwich-st about
two weeks ago and horsewhipped his partner. be-
cause she thought tina; he in collision with
her husband TO Keep him away from his home Mr.
Meinecke left home and subsequently sent word TO
his wife that he would longer 1--we with her and
would pay bills that she contracted The house
agent began dsposscss proceedings. and yesterday
was fxel for the dispossess papers 10 be executed
Mrs Meinecke called on Justice Fallon and
dcavOre-i 10 have a stay granted. She
cessful. On returning 10 her home she found her
lawyer awaiting her. She appeared much
turbed and dropped several morphine pills In
glass OF water She was in the act Of drinking It
when the lawyer dashed the glass from her hand
Mrs. Meinecke became excited. but was finally
cooled down 1t Is thought likely that she viii
again attempt kill herself at first opportunity
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SEWAREN

The scwaren LAM AID Water club IS Just about
70 begin the building OF new clubhouse on ole
NJ the most picturesque sites within fifty miles Of
New-Yorl The cidb j. at tne upper end of lower
New-York -. and 80 has easy access q IN" ocean.
rShe smaller boats which cdnnci venture orr ~ Tie
open sea have p.cnty 81 room In nc lover bhy. and
that part a6ounds IN beautiful and interesting places
vrhe~r az excursion. Of q day ~ TWO can b" made.
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I'm Justice to Marion farland

The public should know that years ago she did express
favorable opinion Of certain baking powder so FAR as she
had any experience in the of such compounds ou
several wears later she found that Ceveands BAKING rowoe
was really best for stated below ana reuecu
the manufacturers Of the other baking powder not 10 Puo''
her old letter $50 ~
Her request was ignored and that letter is still published
with the date suppressed.
Finding her protest UNDECIDED she then wrote the following
letter to the Cleveland Baking Powder 60"
April sh 1893
wish to say and recommend one and only one oaN's
powder and that CeveanlS 49,. . .ho ,uo
Wars aqo did use spoke voraby Of them at the time
edition of Household now.
baking powder IN the recipes ne o
careful investigation OF the baking
powder -. hu, r.oo,,
Finding Ccvrlano, Baking Powder to be really the BEST recon
Household and row use exclusively
Brooklyn, N.Y. .Maaeees Aas&&e~
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FINE PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION.

The exhibition Of the Sclla Collection Of Alpine and
Caucasian Mountain photographs was opened
Yesterday in Art Association Hall. where theN
may be seen for week. The coiecU'h i '"'
by the Appalachian Mountain club ana SHOWN
under the AUSPICES Of the Department of Geography
OF the brooklyn Institute of Arts ana scenes.
C. Adams is chairman of the committee IN cndrE'.
There are 3l3 views # Alpine scenery, diNldcd mo
eleven geographical groups. The views 0t Mum'
Flame ana Inc MaiterhOrn are especially intcresi.hs
There are eight views Of ID" volcano oi f.thi' III
Sicily and is views OF caucasian Mountain III sH
,roups one II which is chronological. \ portrait ana
sketch Of Nttorio Sella. who made the photographS
In his own experience in mountain climbing appear
in he ca
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SOMERS CENTRE.

On May 10. II and IL Mount Zion Methodist
Church. at Somers Centre will celebrate lis one
hundredth anniversary witt appropriate ceremonies
This church IS probably the oldest frame cW Vfs
now standing. without much repairs. IN N,s.--
nbes.er County II Is IN a historic u.evoluuonarD
district and is described in Coopers spy.
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on Tho outrdo he would accept g. and. II the hors,
won bny him The detective dld as requestea ana
the yo.ig man took the money. Then the detectlVe
placed him under arres;. The prisoner SAID he was
John CuRdaru.
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lawyer has written TO the Mayor alleging that
the authorities Of Evergreens Cemetery refuse 10
allow a body be removed until the undertakers
bill been paid and that the undertaken VIII not
surrender the deed Of the grave. although ne mas
been paid in full The Mayor decided that he had
no jurisdiction in the matter
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4 N1.RsEs TALE oF HIGHWAY KoRRERY.

The police are investigating story ~ hghway
robbery related by Mrs Annie Arcowitz nurs" ana
midwife who Is sixty-eight years oil ana lives Al
Rockaway and Belmont ayes She says that ia'e
Saturday nieht young woman called Tor her 10
attend a woman named Godstein in Rockaway -aVe.
M, ,.esc,,or vas about TWENTY-FIVE years old and
dressed In black She took Mrs McowNZ 10
lonely locality. and near an old cowsh"d young
man spoke 10 the young woman and asked her why
she STAYED 50 long. He fell behind them, ana as
they passed the snol bag was slipped over the
head ~ Mrs Arcowitz. and she was thrown down,
she SAYS Her dress torn open ana bag CON
tanning $50 and three gold rings Vas stolen from
her When she got the bag N the young woman
was gone and she saw two men running IN the dlS-
tance The nag was found at the place described
by Mrs. ArcoNitz
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Msa<>eev Asp&%se<
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATTKE NIMNNA0
Sunrise G57 sun 657 Noon rises m 3@ Moon "ke -
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
M SANDY Hook SIS Gov. Island j:l4 Hell Gate ~,
l'M stndy Hook -, Gov Island $40 Hell CATE '''
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SHIPPING .NEUS.

o-',o-o quebec f,erlula ........... ~ m 1000 r
Irquos clyde Jacksluyi.i" ......'. 81"
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AFFAIRS ~ BROOhLlN.

TO SIZE EUGENE G. BLACKBOARD.
srxAror REYNOLDS OBJECTS TO \ DISPATCH
SENT Yy HIM REGARDING THE
Ar1.ANrrc-AvE. RAILROAD BILL
State Senator " H. Reynolds Is having papers
1rawn No for a sui, against Eugene G. Blackfori
- recover damages FOR libel! The basis Of the pro-
cecdiDr. g this dispatch seat few days ago:
"New-Yort April II
"Hon. William II. Reynolds. Senate Albany;
Are YOU buncotug M on Auantic-ave rail-
road bill? There seems 10 he nothing IN the way
Of passage except want Of action on your part
y,lr district viii hold YOU responsible for It's fate
EUGENE c. BLACKBOARD"
Senator Reynolds sent this reply:
Albany. y Y. April ~
Eugene q. Blackforl:
.'Withdraw your telegram to me relating to Az
lantlc-aye railroad measure. or will take pro-
ceeIings against YOU at once for criminal libel
CIVILIAN II. REYNOLoS'
No response has been made by Mr.. Backford
Senator Eey nolds said yesterday that he done d"
in his power for the BIZ TO Tem2ye TiG@m r Gs
patch as an outrage decency and piece oil
wanton mischief
THE CITY MAY ERECT THE MONUMENT
There vas a consultation Yesterday between Alder
man Cary chairman Of the Slocum Monument COM
,ni,teo and Nayor Schieren in regard To the pro-
posed erection Of a statue public tribut" 10 Inc
dead general The Mayor said In regard TO the mat
ter: Il am glad to much interest IN the prop
osition TO erect a statue and the ci'y VIII ho"o'
itself 10y honorne the dead soldier. II the stit -
erected At public cost precedent VIII be
for il viii be- the first Of the kind while II poPuar
subscription j. raised there may be danger ol w.
lay for several years. | am inclined to FAVOR IN"
popular subscription plan however Inc s'atn.,
might be erected by the city. ana the IedeS;il rmI
any minor figures be provided by pHblc suDsc''P-
tiOn. ,,,,t,o5
Alderman Cary said he was IN favor OF a unit'ivu
manifestation on the part OF the city ana inc pHnt,
to show me regard and esteem in when PenerH
Slocum was held for his services to IN. 1 Touil's
on one Of tie pedestals Of the Soldiers Arch.
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Announcements

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Mrs. WinSlOws Soothing Syrup for Children
teethng sofrns the gums reduces inflammation elays
pain wind collie ana diarrhoea. ~ a bottle
Are you going to Europe?
Don't forget take supply OF DIR. Lyons Perfect
Tooth Powder-The Standard American Dentifrice
HENRY A. DANIELS M. D..
90 WEST 89THsr.
pis.sses Of the Nervous systsm osnito: Urinary o~sasA
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PORT or xEw YORK TUESDAY. MAY I. 1894
ARRIVED
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
NEN-YORK CITY.

The steamer Drew OF the Peoples Line 10 Al
bat,y. which went ashore on Washington fo''' o'
sunday was placed Oh the sectional H"'A IL ~
:. East River yesterday she VIII De i'''' ~
resume her place on the me 'o"o''0" - ''
day
fleet OF schooners numbering nearly clsh'y 'o"n
advantage OF the casteriy wini yesterday anu
.or,. ,oAn through Heu Gate All except Ten "I !"
dozen we're bound to this port and the ''ie"'' '''
cluaed lumber. shingles. produce 4i"e S"'''' sun
ice bricks laihs, plaster oysters ana o'a o. o''''
things.
Yesterdays receipts OF cotton at 'He N"'''''
Northern and southern ports o. "isu'o"''"" W.
the largest ever known. being 49," bal'S' VI ''
bales more than FOR any precious tota ior S'"7'
d.v The receipts Tor the week at the ports were
4Vcu bales.
Immense supplies OF California dried irut con
uuue to arrive. There were ianded here H'a'e''''
u27, boxes and 51G bags. mainly aif'co'a anu
pruncs and 1850 boxes OF raisihS ~ "''''''
rats,us are estimated to be $4,000 boxes snort
this season the heavy curing OF the coast WIN
easy prices wil obtain a broadencI introduction
course OF lectures on First Ala TO the IN
ured" TO women VIII BEGIN on October - Al --"V
u m Persons wishing to Join may apply {" 'he
secretary 40 l5 East Twenty second-st, room "''
Alvey 4. Adce. Assistant secretary oi state. and
Miss Adcc arrived here yesterday Oh Uc he'"''
from Southampton
Colonel Herman stump, OF the lmWlsi""o" "'
reau arrived here on The Kaiser "Iih''i" H. "o"'
Genoa Yesterday afternoon. colonel stump sra"
that he went TO Europe Tor has health. ana rot 70"
any r,.llar mission rom the Government iie ''''
been troubled "A good deal with nay !r'er ana
took a vacation to see u a sea voyage "oH'd "o'
help him. lie has almost entirely recovered H's
health
The MIX Exchange has lowered the price oi MIX
from 81. cents quart net TO the shipper 10 cents
Is q. .ftff4.4 % "A u.
apce steadily the price as pastuIes get short ana
In. farmer has TO feed his COWS i'''is'is '"r
lnyariabe rule Will De particular haFHs"iP To IN.
s,.o tanners who send milk to this market
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

David +. Manning appointed yesterday
guardian OF the estate OF Constance Wnsor. dauSh-
of William r. Winsor, who recently committed
suicide at the Astor House. She lis daughter
by his first wife who LEFT considerable estate.
George G. Cunning died Sunday at No. 22i
Adams-st.. aged sXty-thrce. He carried on the
plumbing business at No. 100 Orange-st. and was
member OF the Society OF old Brooklynites and
was volunteer fireman. lie left widow
and three children.
An injunction granted yesterday in the Su-
prcme Court restraining the town OF Hampstead
from holding election to-day to incorporate the
village of Arverne-by thc-Sea. The injunction was
secured in the Supreme Court in the interests Of
the promoters OF seaside settlement called New
Venice, the territory Of which will be Included in
the proposed village.
Dr. j. H. Mattison will give his interesting lect-
ure Bermuda. the Land of the Lily and the Rose"
illustrated with sixty attractive views, in Pilgrim
Chapel, Henry and Degraw SITS, this evening.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
PATERSON.

Game and Fish Warden Charles A. Shriner yes
terday out warrants for the arrest OF Judge
iona than Dixon. of the Supreme Court and the Bcr-
gen and Passaic County Circui; and Court OF En-
rors and Appeals; James lngiis. Judge Of the Pas
sale County Court; Reuben Wells superintendent Of
the Rogers Locomotive Works and Charles X.
Fitch, general superintendent Of the Erie Railway
Company, upon the charge of violating the game
laws OF New-Jersey. They are accused Of shooting
ducks from steam launch on Greenwood Lake
Judge Dixon Is alleged to have steered the craft
while the others shot the game.
News reached the city yesterday that Conrad
Tice, one OF the Oldest and best-known innkee9ers
OF upper Passaic County died a few days ago
aged seventy-sx. at Ringwood. where he kept
boarding-ho for the employees of the Cooper &
Hewitt mines. Mr. Tice won his chief repute. how
ever. by his many years proprietorship OF the
famous old hostelry al Wynockie, now knowp as
Mdvale, In OF the mountainous and
primitive REGIONS Of northern New-Jersey. lie was
Invariably called Coon" Tice. His second wife
survives him. and Mr.. Tice leaves child only five
months old
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
October 10. 1891
DEBATING Ar COLrMBTA COLLEGE.

The committees appointed from the PhioleXan
and Barnard literary societies Of Columbia col
lee met yesterday to elect delegates TO the In
tcrroilociatc Debating Union. and to arrange
series OF debates between the two societies TO
quicken tho interest Of the lower classmen IN de-
bat ng and h,irc cat the best material for the IN
tcrcolo.late debate ". II. street and i. r.. l'rodt
were elected chairman and secretary respectively
of the Columbia College Debating Union. ana W.
H. street and f.. ". Could We're chosen delegates
L. the intercollegiate D"batluE mon, nlccthS
~ v.bfcb will bs held soon. The Union formed
las' vc.r with tho idea of encouraging the debat-
ir,e~.nllcciat" debates Yale Harvard. Princeton.
Columbia ana University OF Pennsylvania have
already Joined. and II Is expected that several
other colleges VIII do so after the association is
fairly started
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
LONG ISLAND.

BABYLON-The Methodsts OF this city hope soon
TO begin the construction OF handsome church
The plans have been drawn and approved. The sum
of $1,000 is needed before this work be begun
More than $500 has already been subscribed. The
entire cost Of the church and parsonage will be
about $4,000. Mr. Adams the pastor. has the hearty
support Of his people and many people of other de-
nominations In his effort secure the necessary
funds Tne building Will stand at Deer Park ave
and James-st.. one OF the finest sites in Babylon
LONG ISLAND C1TY.-Excise Commissioners
Frank p. Krug and John f. MCGOWAN. OF
Newtown. who accused OF extorting
money from liquor dealers in that town.
were arraigned before Judge Garretson In
the Queens County Court yesterday morning
and held In $500 each for trial They pleaded not
guilty. Martin Maugre. ex-member of the
Board. was indicted for grand larceny for accept
ing money in excess Of the license fee. He pleaded
not guilty and was held In s, 900.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
r1.NrRAL oF sAMrEL HOOTH

The Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal church
was crowded yesterday afternoon AT the funeral OF
anlucl Booth, formerly Mayor Of this city. Many
members OF the Board OF Aldermen occupied front
pcws. Among others present were the members
OF the Society OF Ola Brookynies. The pallbearers
were John French. Dr. G. l.. Bonnc.l. benjamin +
Corey ". VI. Francis. Danie Van Nostrand. Will
lam Harkncss, ". ii. Sutton and +. J.. Strout.
After private services for the immediate relatives,
at No 20 South Portland-ave. the body was taken
70 the church. The Rev. DR. l.. \. Banks presided
at the services. and conducted the opening eXcr-
cises. Prayer was made by the Rev. Dr. WOoe.
OF Philadcph Addresses OF culogy Of Mr.. Booth.
who the superintendent OF the Sunday-school
OF the Hanson Place Church for thirty-six years,
were made by three former pastors of the church
Dr. 4. :. Hunt. Dr George Reed and Dr. y. Is.
kendig The burial in Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
SHE SIZES THE HOSPITAL FOR 500.

A suit has been begun in behalf of Mrs. Grace
MayeN of Fifty-seventh-st and Fourth-ave. against
the Long Island College Hospital to recover N"v
as damages because disease germs Were conveyed
70 her house by a trained nurse ON July Annie
Mitchell a nurse attached 10 the traning-schpol of
the hospital took charge II Mrs. Mayeh iof fort
night She had been employed shorty hclor" that
fact was concealed from tn plainun. The latter
took the disease ana Was seriously ILL., Sne had 10
uart from her infant child for several weeks ana
pay bill Of 500 for medical attcndance Mr.
rnands a sound steamer. Her complaint SITS forth
that. as the hospital Is incorporated institution
and the school for nurses Is q part OF II, ana aS
she paid the hospital authorities $50 FOR The services
Of the nurse. the hospital IS resl-'is.ble ior ne
a denial Of Mrs. Mayelis allegations. ana declares
that the hospital charitable Institution, j. not
responsible for her Illness or damages.