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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
WHITE PLAINS.

The Society Of Agriculture and Horticulture Of
Westchester County will have another large build
Ing erected upon the fair grounds this season The
Increase IN vegetable. animal and horticultural eX-
hibits makes the Improvement necessary
The Union Praying Band will conduct both the
morning and evening services in the Lake Street
Chanel White plains on Sunday The Bap-
fist Social Union will conduct sociable at the
house OF Ezra Bentley, Lake-st.. on June le
At the Union Hook and Ladder COMPANY lawn
White Plains Athletic Club on June ~ and q
there will be mammoth tent erected. IN when
pany contains among its membership many Well
known amateurs. Members or the Lexington
Avenue Baptst Church will hold a lawn party in
aid of the church the premises of 9. W. Gran
VILE Central-ave.. several days next week D.. !;
A Women's Relief Corps is about 10 be ORGANIZED
as an adjunct to Cromwell Post, No. 400. g. y X
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GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Austin Corbln had a conference with Mayor
Schleren yesterday IN regard 20 Manhattan Bcach
affairs the beach being now 81 the city. Il vas
agreed g. permit the band music on SUNDAYS as
sacred concerts ana temporary l~rn''' was granted
for the show OF VIII animals The 'oo'hrlgc across
Sheepshead Bay vii be repaired and put "a order
by the city. Private policemen VII. p" on duty on
the grounds of tho Manhattan Beach Improvement
Company. and the city police VII no; De called IN
unless needed.
Gottlieb Marble convicted 81 manslaughter IN
the second degree IN the Court - Sessions yes'er
day for causing The dca;h u Charles l.. Beckfnan
by naltreating him on Acr!l 2.
Mr Kate Keenan, attempted 20 escape Yesterday
from the House OF the Good shepherd N Rocka~ay-
ave She fastened a cothcs,lne - window-sii. N
the third story. and then undertook 20 slide down &;
She dl so for some distance. and then could hold on
no longer and Yell about feet she fractured
the bones in her loft foot ani bruised herself ally
Her screams attracted attention and she was taken
10 81. Marys Hospital.
Tho Church Of our Lady OF Victory Father
Woods. PASTOR has been holding a successfu. lawn
and garden party. under the management Of Mrs.
j.. Fortune.
Vincent D'Agrosa. the Italian Interpreter in mo
Myrtle Avenue Police Court, WAS dismissed yester-
day by Police Justice HagEcrty. because he sought
70 take al Italian client away from n lawyer whom
he had engaged 10 conduct his case.
The police have been asked 70 look for Florence
Simon seventeen years Ola. who employed as
stenoGrapher and typewriter IN an office in the
jefferson Building. IN Cour, Square. Her home IL
at 80. 337 Tlf;h-ave.. ana she has not been seen
there or a. the Office since April %. She said At the
Office that she going 70 Boston. Her mother
fears that She has eOped.
The New England Coorcd Baptis Missionary Con-
vent!on began It's twentieth annual session yester-
day in the Concord Church. In DuhieI-st. near
Myrtle-ave The session VIII last until Sunday. The
Rev j. H. Carter. % Boston. presided. The annual
sermon was preached last evening by the Rev 9.
H. Gar.ck Of Newark. The election OF officers oc-
ours to-day.
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AN ALBINO TROUT.


While fishing for trout on May ] caught an
Albno trout II It be not a variety Of that FISH. Il.
r. Hoffman has recently stocked the upper waters
OF Dingnan's Creek and 1t has occurred to me
that the nsh might be new variety; and yet
know nothing OF a white trout.
/ was poking around among, the sticks and
alders. when to my establishment caught sight OF
a white fsh-hooked 1t was not over five inches
long and as | saw 1t white as IL came up ] said:
This is sinner a sverfish." But. | thought,
IL have seen. IN my experience OF many
years. anything but clubs and occasionally small
pickerel." However. the line swung into my
hands l surprised 10 see white fish. and
l extended the palm ! said. mo scales here: and
as II lay on my hand. II was white. with outlines
Of the mottlings Of the back | could not the
red spots while the yellow seemed whittier, II
possible. than the spots OF the sides. or course
the fms and tail even clearer and whittier than
the body. or course released the fish soon
l could 1t was gasping for water. and saw ii
must perish soon IL a vigorous for so
small a FISH. and II dove down lively enough among
the submerged alders. Maybe 1t Will be found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
UNABLE TO NEGOTIATE.
cago Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune.
you've taken up all of nay time you're going to-"
said the woman al the kitchen door. wrathfully.
eve told you / don't want any pins, towels. soap
lead pencils stove backing. combs, or tin spoons.
III give you just ten seconds to get away from
herep' 80, -, s,
.'T'bat reminds me. am" said the pedler.
opening his package again. that I've got little
ARRANGEMENT here for the accurate measurement OF
time so you don't have to guess at H. It's gener-
ally used In boiling eggs, and consists. as you see
OF q little glass filled at one end with sanu Whlch
by simply invertng runs slowly through the wasp
waist In the centre down TO the other END, regis
tering accurately each and every time you use II
and allowing about three minutes and twenty
seconds for the boiling OF an egg. which as you
know Is about the proper time II the water Is
boiling when the egg is put in. unless you want
the egg boiled hard. and every AUTHORITY on %nole;
eggs are unwhoesome causing indigestion and some
times redness OF the nose for which there Is no
BY active exertons he managed 70 reach the
corner of the kitchen and get around IL peiore the
dipperfui OF boiling water got there.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

STRANGE WORDS FROM a CIVIL JUSTICE.
HE DECLINES TO ALLOW a CASE TO BE RE-
MOVED FROM HIS COURT. AND NOW MUST
RESPOND TO A MANDAMUs
mandamus was secured from Judge Bartlett In
the Supreme Court yesterday requiring civil Justice
Peterson to show cause tomorrow why case
should not be removed from his jurisdiction 70 the
County Court An affidavit presented by Bert
Relss a law clerk In the office Of Grout' DE fere q
Mayer lie declared that he made a motion to have
a case against the Metropolitan Lie Insurance
Company removed from Pettcrson's court TO the
County Court. and Peterson had denied H. lie had
offered 10 file bond but Peterson had dsapproved
II on the ground that the surctcs were not freehold
ers Peterson had refused 10 look at the sureties
and had banged his desk shouting: This case snail
not be removed. The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company and the rest Of them arc frauds;
They pay policy unless a suit Is brought
Reiss told him 10 lay aside prejudice ana Said ne
would get sureties worth a million dollars. II neceS..
sary. lie insisted filing the bond and threatcncd
to get a mandamus Peterson had replied; fou
and your mandamus may go 10 - Inc spec
tators applaudcl and shouted.
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NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

The new Board OF Works OF Jersey city yester-
day dismissed twentyeight clerks and laborers en-
ployed by the old board. There was no public dis
cusson Of the matter, but the dsmssals were MADE
by a strict party vote, 10 2, except in the most
important case of all. that OF William kearney'
engineer in charge Of the Bellevlle waterworks
He was dismissed by a unanimous vote. Messrs.
Cone and Kellaro said. after the meeting ad-
journed. that while they would vote for the dis
1nssal of any Democrat for whose removal there
was cause. they would not vote for his removal
simply because he was a Democrat. They said they
had told Mayor Wanser this before they were APP
pointed and he had told them that he appointed
them as Democrats, not because he expected them
TO vote in accordance with his ideas Nl!ham ,.
Miller was appointed TO succeed Engineer Kearney.
There were only twenty-five Republicans appointed
TO take the places OF the twenty-eight Democrats
removed making a total reduction of forty-six en-
ployes since the new board came in
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MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
IL. l. L.. = fLl-I-- -


N1rmauuia Ger. Bar"nlS. from New-ioFK Tor
HAMBURG arrived SOUTHAMPTON June H.
Utrl tafu"rln from LIN rrpD"D ioF
New York sailed from Qu~-ust1"n Jun" ~
Steamer Bowie d}I. Ihoml'~Ju. from New YORK June
4 arrived a. Liverpool Juno -
steamer IIritannc Bu smith. New York 'or Liverpool
passed Iistn"t June 70
steamer Massar huaes dir,. Bouquet. from New York
June .. arrN 81 az London June lA
steamer Christine DAM, Larsen from New iork May
- FOR Anrhuus passed Dunuet Head Jun" H.
steamer Thlngyalia dam I'r~utz"n. from New York
Juno fpr Cristfnia etc. passed Lewis Island June ~
Steamer Vecndam Dutch. Nari"rlce. from Rotterdam
June flr NcN York. passed FfaWl' Point June ~
Steamer British Prince dIr). More sailed from Man
chester ~ New-York June T.
steamer critic dsp. Davies from Glasgow and Leitm.
called Tnypor for New YORK June -
steamer Island dam. Skj'dt from New York May 10
VIA Chrsanaand ETC. ~ Sctn. arrived AZ Swin"mundr
Juno 10
steamer Spaarndam DUTCH. uj"r from Ne"-fofk a.
rived Rotterdam June -
MoYnmoy hir. jenkins from New YORK June !.
arrived . IlAtre June II
steamer vega doru Coclho. sailed from Lisbon Tor
NV York June .
N~inuI 0i-f H0"sing. naples for New-l ork,
parsed Gibraltar june i3
steamer Plata 40. H"nfon'e. from New-lork May 20
for Genoa. arrived az Gibraltar June
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II oGrr Sfomer for New
York VIA Gibraltar. sailed from Genoa June -
Steamer Port Philip dirl. Grey. from Yokohama, etc
Tor New York. arrived al Su"z June II.
Steamer Salerno 0irD. Scharmicrg. sailed from Rio
JaucirO Tor New-iork June 10
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SATURDAY. JUNE
SHIPPING NEVIS.

PORT OF w-YoRK-THCRsDAY. JUNE "A. 1894.
ARRIVED.
OBI. Melet. Hull June .. with mdse
passengers 10 Sandcrson & Sons Arrived at the
Bar 4:fO y
Steamer Mnnnr H}r). Forest. sydney { H. June 10 with
coal Harvey Il Outcrbrdge. Arrived at the Bar at
$50 y m.
Steamer Maracnbo. Sukeforth. Maracabo June and
Curacao I. mdse Boulton. Bliss & Dallet Ar
rived the Bar 2:JO IN.
Steamer Ardancorrnch (3r, Forbes, Cenuegos June
with 20 Waydeil TO. Arrived at the Bar at $50
m.
Steamer Pnuna SPAN Camacho 81 Michaes June 2.
fruit "a Hlrzel Fetman a. CO. vessel Simpson,
spence Young. Arrived at the Bar at II IN.
Steamer C1udad Condal SPAN Castella, Vera Cruz
June T. Progreso O. Havana TO- with mdse and 80 pas
sengers 10 NJ Ceballos &c Co. Arrived at the Bar At
1888 m.
Teutonia CBr). Kramer. Havana June Q. with
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PLANS FOR TIE NEW DRIVEWAY.

e r Kennedy. who. with :. W. Johnson, was APP
pointed by the Shore Road Commission 20 present
a plan for the northeriy terminus OF the new drive
way said yesterday that the route which appeared
best 70 take was the line OF Sixty-eghth-st to
Fourth-ave. II was proposed to have spur OK
tending back 81 the property of f.. W. Bliss To the
Slxtv-nfhst ferry There will be- footpaths on each
side of the driveway. AMI shelters on the points OF
land iuttng ont IN the bay. The drives VIII be two
and a quarter miles long. from SiNiy-cighih-st 10
Fort Hamilton. The road may hr extended hack
Of the Government reservation al the fort ana 10
the shore OF Grave~end Bay. through Bath Beach
and I'nonvilie. 10 Surf-ave.. on Coney Island But
the question of expense may prevent the extension
even II its dcsirabnlty IS conceded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
MOENT VERNON.

The Building Committee Of the Board OF Education
Of Mount Vernon has issued an invitation to all
architects OF the city to submit plans for new
school building at Fulton-ave. and Monroe-st. on
the site bought by the Fourth District several years
ago: also for an addition to the school building at
Fifth-ave. and Sixth-st. The Futon-ave. BUILDING
is limited TO a cost Of $500 the structure 10 be OF
brick on a stone foundation. with not less than SIX
classrooms and an assembly room. The ADDITION 10
the Sixth-st building IS be of not less than Tour
rooms on the first floor and assembly room on
the second floor the structure 70 correspond WIN
the present building and cost not above S-OVp
The plans will be finally acted upon by the COM
mittee on the evening of June %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15

1t takes all sorts of people to keep
our stores going-rich people, poor
people, people in between. One kind
is as welcome as the other; if we favor
any, it is the poor.
You will find rich things here; you
will find cheap-really cheap-things
here. The only things you will not
find here are the false.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
CLEVER DEAF MUTE ACTORS.
From The Philadelphia Record


Encouraged by the recent successful performance
OF THE Merchant OF Venice by deaf mute com
pany at All Souls Church the bright but silent
pupils of the manual department of the Institution
for the Deaf aud Dumb at Mount Airy have
ganized dramatic company that hesitates at moth
ing. The other evening they produced Hamlet"
with Charles W. Warehouse as the melancholy
Dane and r. VI. Zeigler. who supervised the direc-
ton OF the play, as the King All the other parts
were taken by young scholars. and the perform
ance which given entirely In the sign Ian
guage was received with rapturous applause. This
was followed up last evening by the production OF
''IIumpty Dumpty," In which the young Thespians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
NEWARK.

Francis Green, the colored janitor of the Newark
City Bank who killed John Class by blow with
his fist was fined 800 and costs by Judge Rice
yesterday. Green pleaded non vut, having re-
tracted his former plea OF not guilty.
The State Convention Of the ffty-three divisions
Of the Ancient order of Hbernians IN New-Jersey
YESTERDAY after a solemn high mass had been cele
brated at ST Patricl's Cathedral. There was a
large attendance of delegates The reports Of the
secretary and treasurer showed that the order in
the State is in nOurishing condition
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no FIRE WATER To BE SOLD TO INDIANS.

on account 81 the complaints In relation to the
sale OF llouor 70 the Indians connected with the VIA
Yves; Show IN South Brooklyn. the law prohibiting
selling llquor to Indians is 10 be enforced by the
police some 81 the Indians have untitled them
selves for taking part in the exhibitions OF 'ntier
life given at Ambrose Park boy their indulgence"
at the liquor shops In the vicinity. The managers
say that all the liquor they should have s regularly
furnished 10 them. Any one guilty ~ the offence
can be- Imprisoned one year or nnei Se' or both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
LONG ISLAM

sOUTHOLD The centennial celebration OF Meth
odism on l,ong Island was celebrated yesterday In
the Methodist Episcopal Church at Southoid. Dele
gates from different parts OF the island present
In large numbers. Addresses were made by the
Rev d. McAlullen. Of Orient; the Rev, II. II.
Peattys of Greenport; the Rev. William ". Carr.
of Southold: the Rev. II. c. Glover. OF Cutchogue;
the Rev. J. Mash. Of Mattituck and Jamesport and
the Rev DR. c. II. Goodse. OF Riverhead The
celebration will last until Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
TROUBLE DRIVES Az ARCHITECT To DEATH

W A. Sloane an architect and builder In the
Twenty-sixth Ward committed suicide yesterday
morning a. hs home 30 81 Jana ica-av". by shoot
ing himself In tho head. lie nfty-one years old
and had a wife and three daughters business trou-
bles unsettled his mind. be- had been ont - ON
ployment for time. lie returned home late
Wednesday night after an unsuccessful quest for
place He told his wife thai he would st up -
writ" come letters When shc arose in tho morning
she found him dead his desk. WIKI bullet wound
IN the temple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
HOBOKEN.

In the HUDSON County Court OF General Sessions
yesterday Street Commissioner Cornelius Kelly ex-
Councilman Timothy J. Kelly and Poormaster An
drew Miller were arraigned on charge Of con-
srdring TO defraud the city OF Hobokcn by issuing
poor orders for the benefit OF their friends The
three men pleaded not guilty. They were admitted
nat ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
IRVINGTON.

carefully executed postofhce robbery took place
at Irvngton yesterday forenoon In the absence OF
the postmaster. who parading with the o. A
p men al Dobbs Ferry Young man appeared at
the stamp Office window and asked a number or
questions about obtaining money order While ne
held the attention Of the clerk. two other men
slipped in and removed cash and stamps 10 the
amount of 500. They escaped without detectlOh
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SIZE STILL RETAINS THE NAME.
inalo Express

from
There was a queer combination OF names In
waukegan H. on Monday, when Lyman Palmer.
aged seventy-fve. Of New-Orleans, was married 10
Mrs Mary Palmer aged seventy-five. of this city.
They have both been married three times. and In
spite Of this the bride has never changed her name,
all her husbands being Palmers. This last one Is
3 nephew of her first husband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

:. -
Police investigation County courthouse 49, Ta-
tras.,s W,noan,s trial Court OF oyer and Ter
miner 10 a. m. ~, o.oo
New-York Jockey Club races. Morris PARK Z'SO
p. u po,o
New-York-Pittsburg baseball match foio
Grounds. D. $1,000,
Presentation of flag 10 School No Is by hancooN
Post. 80 p m
Board of Street Openings CITY ha'l' noun, ,..u
W., paoDle.s society Of Christian Endeavor,
sixteentb Street Baptist Church. p. m.
The Goldey Society, No. "a Union square p N,
Music in Battery Park by G9;h Regiment Band
u
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| ! ! :. 4 r N
we..rourte.nsAs
FRIDAY AS USUAL BARGAIN DAY
NUMEROUS NEEDFULS FOR WARM WEATHER.

Ladies', Chambray md Bingham Dresses
Pink and blue..... run hralue' |oNe'''''''''' ~
$40
Fancy French Challie Dresses
Nea. designs ribbon and lace insertinss
$1.9S
,is.ex, Tyyo-Piece Graduation Dresses
Fine white lawn..... beautiful emby...were 5000
$4.9S
Infants China SILK Coats
Lace insertngs and edgings .'''''''''''"e'' '
$2.49
Ladies' White Lawn Waists
Tucked and front. perfect SHAPES
80 cents
Bows, All wool Zouave Suits
SILK emb'd or braid SfV'
$f.69
Boys Double Breast Suits to II yrs.
All wool Chey1o-best value >4o'
$1.9S
Ladies' Sailors and Walking HATS
plain and two-toned sraws-ail colors %
80 cents
Mems BaIbriggnn shirts and Drawers
all su1'
20 cents
Mems Lnundered NegIigce shirts
s,r,ned cambr,c ........ collar and cuffs attached
40 cents
Mems New NcgIiecc shirts
finest soft Madras cloth Vaue If'
50 cents
White SILK Coaching ParasoIs
Fine quality Dresden handles. white frames
$3.50
Au-siIk sun Umbrellas
Natural English wood handles. paragon frames
$3.50
Ladies', and Youths Watches
.,t sver... fun jeveilel. hand engraved
%2.11
silver Plated Tea Sets
comprising Teapot. Crcamer. Sugar Bowl. and Spoon
Holder hand FURNISHED and engraved
$500
Sterling silver Teaspoons
hand i............ guaranteed o25-icoo hne
1924 per Ia dOZ.
1000 uandpainted Chinn Silk Fans
Black and .ename SUCKS
Is cents
sII-siiiS snsh Ribbons
% cents
Ladies' Cambria shirt Waists
o,res and stripes Numbered collar and cuffs
40 cents
Japane.e SILK Lambrequin~
Gold ernbd...... .knot,ed frinse......3 yds long
5000
Full list of SpecinItic- for the day ca"
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Announcements
sZuubra." T.. & w. "Waubunk"
" W New Collars Z. a w.
Announcements

LUXURY For TOURISTS.
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Browns Camphoratcd Saponaceous Dentifrtcc
tha tooth powder In the world for preserving the
tooth Refreshing and delicious p cents jar
A-A-Wire Screens Fixtures and Screen
Doors bv the COO single Warranted by s Roe
buck l72 Fulton Established IL years Estimates given.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
90 WEST s0TH-ST.
Diseases the Nervous system Genito Urinary OrganA
In,potency and sterty. Hours to l. to B.
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PART vi.
OF THE
INDEZED ATLAS Of the WORLD
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise % a3 2io Moon. age II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-sandy Hook SAC Gov. Island q Hell Cato SIS
Sandy Hook 5:5s Gov. Island C:27 Hell Gate SO
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sugar TO order vessel Maitland Ker'"y Arrived a.
steamer Trinidad ,Br Frazer bermuda June y? WIN
misc ana 20 ie--rngefs - 4 T. ou'cruTdgr " 90 A.
rived az tie Iiar 80 80 49,, ,,h
steamer IL Dorado. Percy. N"w-orIeans o'YS' VII"
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steamer Seminole chichester Jarksonf' ana ''l'''S-
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steamer P.afia o;"r. W1rpci Montreal june > IN u''-
"a t. Il j G.ffi-. Anltel 30 fNr itr 80 p = H
breeze laItly cloudy
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Glasgow. June Allan state
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