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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
EAST RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY FAILS.

The General Term of the Supreme Court ycs'or-
day gave a decision refusing 20 confirm the report
Of the commissioners appointed 10 take testimony
as to the right Of the East River Bridge Company
to construct an elevated railroad in connection wan
its proposed bridges across the East River The
company Was ORGANIZED with capital Of $-3""p"
which was afterward reduced 10 S2.co"yn. Tn" com
pany intended To- construct a crosS-io"n cieNai" !
railroad in connection with - bridges. Inc roai
to go across the BcweXy 10 Spring 81. an
thence to West-st. The consent Of the local
authorities was obtained for the scheme. bat the
property declined 10 give theirs. Commls-
sioners We're then appointed To- take testimony and
report whether the proposed road should he con
siructed. They reported in favor Of the enterprise
The opinion of the Court IS a denial of III" APP
plicaOn to confirm ne report of the commissioners
Presiding Justice Van Brunt writing the opinion.
There is dissenting opinion written 10y Justlc"
FOett. JUtgs Van BrUnt SAYS That there ar"
numerous reasons why the report should not Dc
confirmed at the present time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
REAL ESTATE ExcHAyGE COMMITTEES.

The Committee on Organization Of the proposed
campaign club Of the Liberty-st Real Estate Tx
change held meeting yesterday and prepared "A
report which will be enel to the special meet
ing of the Board of Directors at o'clock Mon
day.
In view Of the important part which the Commit
tee on Legislation Of the Exchange Is TO play in
the present session, President Read has appointed
some Of the most influential members on that COM
mittec. Among them are :. Van kerss claCr Crugrr
W. Il. Grace. John y. Crimmins. Charles Coud.rt,
James VI. Narnum. Thomas f. Murtha. Frederick
=. Forster. Charles r. Hoffman. jr.. Samuel No
MILAN. James y. Deerng. Ferdinand Fish. Andrew
J. Robinson, William G. orr. Henry L. Morris,
William Macalister and Frank l.. Bough,on. The
committee Will hold its frs, meeting on Monday At
o'clock
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ro9ngr caliac AID a@Gincr T. Jo%c' $1,000
SAVING. West End-a'c 90 " II ol S'th- % 900
r,r,, IA. > la nal, IL It al To- Ahre w.nlgs.
7oth-t iGj It Of \m-teriam'''' year. .,o,
r,Ii 'ama,l r. and VII to ,or Met,P'Iirg oc,
n.,,i ll'l,n l. and auotnr q, " G. rrsSsr-
man ana ,. an.''''' '.''..' - $500
Cole. idv a,i'' to p Forster. lot ~ rap p
chs. r. \ p 'Si,' r. ct al t. II >cnid.r. No
Decker 1'" 70 i N''. d,r"mi "ortsasc, 5000
DOMAIN ,'E" Go,hi " Of a",,,,r YEAR, ocoo
L.i ' i".",anc Co. ' iS'h.-l. io' It OF
p' Sa Net i5fn.,t yr,r. ...,,, % 600
Frs%" I. ssdo +, a 70 a. ia 'a"s' an" an 500
rlcc; ;, Fra.rieS and ult 10 { + Mueller so,,
co@ ,n Ms5' sI ME q s q !. l %s.5
;a y.2 $' AID ! s;',c' n %s.;
rct9 "a. Il Morr ' to- " Dr>rcr trustee. s7G.
III %g # !, o! 1 Ward m pT GS lot, s and 1000
"a mmp WISE T,ratr 3 years .' ICjO
Moloa'y. Ih,s. AMI wts. 70 Gus Lans" Slth. .ooo
"',i'iso'' corner i5'ih.st years ' 10000
q, Lrno<.ayc 3 year. . 10000
''' acutoi. ,' 6~i.1t. 81. Il Of Mad ,ci.a,c,
a,c' 81 It II Of 5ith-st / year -. 5000
g corner l5C,h.,t ..... ...,.,..~..' -. 37si
Of Icnol.a,c demand. -..'''-'....'. 1000
Sfto-bur. rr Tcrr-c To Bank Tor Saving. II
; year '..' 1000
Trrh Carrie T.. 10 j l. Peytn Mihl,on-aNr.
n e cornrr wa,or.ey Place, 3 ,c,is '''. G.5oo
Tovn-snd Caroline \ To q u Iiug.c-. llth-
ave. % II q :i-t.-t yor. .....'........ 5000
TredWrn. Minnie H. and another {, Edwin u
M,k> Subuiban--t, II corner IlullaN". |
year o.. ..... ..........,,..' 600
" girht. Charles. and another 10 Title ,unrantr,
cni Trust Co. 26tl-it =. ltl.S II e. al I'M
ave-. year, ........''.... -..... 5000
Of Mor-ana year ...''' $500
Wagner. Potter aud wife WAGNER n
ishst. rs {, e cf colnn.6is.a,r year 700
Vase schcd, Augusfa. Morris Kutncr aud
arotAcr, II ooth- {, ~ dave. year, .... LOCO
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woman who said she was the widow OF Count
de Rochemont. who died several years ago in this
city. called on Mr. Mugan, the agent Of the
Gerry society. In the jefferson Market Court yes
terday ana asked to have her SON. Arthur de
ROchemOnt. fifteen years old, committed To- the
care of the society. She said the boy incor-
rigible DE Rochenont. the father Of the boy was
time wealthy and lived in Fifth-ayc. lie
was a veteran Of the war. and at time
connected with the Public Works Department OF
this city. Mrs. de R0chemont AT present is living
in reduced circumstances at No. Minnctta Place.
When Justice McMahOn was about to commit the
boy 10 the House Of Refuge the mother relentel
and begged that her boy be given back TO her.
The Justice finally let the lad go with his mother.
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Of Kings Daughters AMI Mr. Jeannctte de ".
i.ozler. president OF SOr)ss. thu speakers ne
election Of officers resulted a. follows: PRESIDENT
" Aren Ilieicy. v!cc-pr-s!ent'. Ellis II t'0u,rts,
Noth Davis and Lucen g. Warner. coiresiohihs
cr-tary. Ia SIlia \. Maynard. recording .ecre-
iary. Amos Parker wilder, treasurer. T.: r. fi!tch-
cock. Executive Committee. William II Armour.
Matter :. Logan. Francis NJ Euriick william ives
Nashhlru. Hamilton =. TonpAns. George !.
Ea.ch. Ms. g. II. Dennleou. Mary Lowe Dickn-
som and Miss cynthia VI. MISSIONER.
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THE NEW POLICE BOAT EXPECTED HERE TO-DAY

The officials at Police Headquarters yesterday re-
ceived information that the new police boat Patrol
had sailed fror Baltimore Thurs lay night ana
might be expected to arrive at this city to-day The
Commissioners at their meeting yesterday received
invitations to inspect the boat at Pier y. Mon
day. at D. They thought mat the boat might
get good trial Of her scagOng ability In the gale
yesterday. but they said the Patrol would be able
10 weather any storm, ami one Of the Comlnis-
sloners declared that he would fear trip across
the ocean her.
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PITRJl CLUB OFFICERS ELEtTED

The January meeting OF the Patria Club was held
last night Sherry's There was Il large attend
ance and the remarks of the speakers were at
tentively listened TO- "Iie Industrial Emancipation
OF Women" was the subject discussed. Carroll ID.
Wright. United States Commissioner of Labor: Mary
Lowe Dickinson. general secretary OF the Society
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he SAYS GEy CATLIV OV'EG MN MONEY

Joshua +. Page. tho man who secured verdict
for 1880 against the Bridge Trustees about two
years ago. has begun suit against General l. :.
Catlin. The plaintiff alleges that General Catlin.
who was Pages attorney in the suit against the
Bridge. failed hand part of the money
secured from the Bridge. Ii" alleges that the
amount is about $1,000 Page received his III
juries in collision on the Bridgc. December =.
General Catiin says that he has paid all that is due
TO Page. according to the terms of the agreement.
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opposrD TO THE HUDSON RIVER BmDGE.

T. Edward Simmons. S. d. Coydenkali and Gustav
H. Schwab. composing committee from the
chamber Of Commerce. have applied TO Secretary
s.xnort for a hearing against the New-York and
New Jersey Bridge bill The Chamber OF Commerce
r. opposed to the bill because 1t provides for pier
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(rathcr5.

A MERIcAN AID FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENcY
"A supplies Professors Tcachers Tutor 1','e'heSS'''
&c, to Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply %
Mrs. VI. T. YOt NG FULTON. - Union Sduar"
GENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors poiesa1rss.
"A teachers ,uI.rresses etc. In all cclis ''ilr. y
schools parents 10 sf-aye BOOB riding cor 2oihst
WANTED For AN exeel.rt school teacher l.cu,ipa
w physical culture dumb bells fencing. &C MIRIAM
CDYI1tnE Agency Ia,k luiing. 10 'ih-a'".' cor.
oath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13

bridge The Board Of Trade has appointed com
mttec to cooperate with the committee q 'i'e
Chamber OF Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13

Lncty-,t - ~: Dor'l'', II Ncan der to ,-,o.o
cin 9'%.' ~ - ' E.ac ' G, a' t, rta,6
,,'.-, IN u ). sc7 {, g # >lyauc {; AdolTh
''' ir r. 20 Jo.eph T. Holman - % oco
-a.a'r S. - i'sn,i- Ialia10an ct al to Kat
.d-a avn So ~ caii-opoe: L'cana6 AMI VII
oo,5., an a.. 10, :; NJ ca, nl,n Ct al to
fl'., to,aan .....,. ....... Omitted
FransIn.a1c. " p. 1876 u , " Of Ic,,a.-t. JACOB
Loi '' i S ",i COTTON e. ~, ,,',, "a wmd
Lot, lang .a G aa 7 So a ra .as to Emil 90
Lot -. map Mo,qi,aaia; Emil wepdlcr AMI vito
e tg'' e. o. st JON" '.4'' II 600
''IIt No, fi an ''''' ,...., $500
cIeeu;'y.. It,. :, Ad@iic r9il .'. 2i.75o
''' ,. ~itl T,fr, y" Marii' T. ,ooirm $3.50
5.,n,,t :. - It OF 3da>' 1880. >'rah + -
l-i ni"n" 50 '' OF 5 5 aSc eo>oar Anna
D,c ana hql9qd t" Jon JON Ioo rt.I'' ,Ict:
To'cr: llama /, Jane I'anua .,o,.,..
Mcru \ Goi,cb and viz to sar,l ! l@,i,r
ic, rind l'@N ,"a rf +, to et aa >Iis $500
o,tn-t No, ii to vi wc-t ana other I,cC,s'';
In,i Morton and vie 10 Isaac l. smith
lc' ldo ,,,,b ' f,.r To M'rit, ;,,, $3.50
A",.r'ar az ,..@, ,ir .. 500
I,',S.t 10 go +, " Of lctha.c 5o>loo; i
MI'o,'.," g.' 70 10 i, ,,.,' EI.nr' 37si
Ni r'r,, Jones' +. Ter ry It narn,ra .'.. geo
L., - nr of Noiii-an' 'a'h'rn' 'a''' - ,,coo
rol,i r't ra r'''.' ~ It " Of wnn2mss,rl'~r
Rad o5Ni5. LrN Stevens t. fdN'h N't' 20,
rr'' '' da ave- s, :, :, %, Eo.n,, 25>'oo: ooo
no; !, - i 4 f"f:i Fa,. GHh W'-''
Same 10, r.r ivs;l Coz C. 90 so
H.. Hort. | For 4, ..ittr
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CcnnIrn proprrtn for 5ale.

TTR ACTIVE HOMES Harrington Park. Bergen
~ county NcW-J"rsey. the West Shore II. r.. II
from NcWNorN. plots offered for sale for five
cents peg sutt" foot property carefully restricted
further particulars APPLICATION be made personally
hy letter TO j. EDWARD GILES. -, East sixteenth
st.. N"w-Norh
L'pR SAIL. 80 acres. miles from city Hall.
j Detroit Mich. ana mile from T. W. Palmers
tprcsiienfNprlIs Fair farm. who has donated leo
tho city Detroit lor park purposes This property
be- for S!HtOl. half cash. long
There better Investment be had than this. De-
growing rapidly noIihrry toward this land Title
perfect For further informant. n address
y. HEsSEiBACIiER. 30 Ciratot-avc,
Detro Mich.
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Zeal Cstate 90 Grrhanqc.

II me DAIRY and STOCK FARM this state: i25 acres;
TWO mn" orchards. good dwelling and outbudngs.
healthy location free and clear; exchange Tor good
apartments. MARTIN. Owner, Al Wall-st
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Gin ;3ropcrtn for Sale.

A CHANCE TO Buy ELEGANT CITY HOMES at rare
n West a6th-st.. 10 feet from entrance
TO Central Park fourstory and basement brown-stons
houses cabinet finish rugh0ut also handsomely deco.
rated hrc.-sory and basement dwellings, on West End
ave between 9.th and 18th watchman on premises
T.. FITZPATRICK 81 West 61th 81
NIT VERNON House AID ST ABI.E: all improve
vi rcnis largo l.r suit Doctor price" 5000 $1,000
cash Address Box a3. Nj Vernon. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
Real Colate WaTtco.

OWNER OF WELL RENTED
~ INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Canal value Nfty seventy thousand dollars
zone or moe bullngD can ind raly cash customer BY
apn,yng To- rutland - WHITING.
BHt.KMAN-ST
Xy-ANTTD-A small house containing modern improve
w meuts. los family - TWO persons. not more than
twcntv miles New York line Of Central r. r. Of
- J. or pnnns, lvania r. r. preferred Address f..
l. o. Box 80. NeN-Nnrl CRY
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Goiels

T'ElB &15B@UUOOD GlOTElO
9Th AVE, CORNER tiTIf ST
GEO MtillAN. Elegant suites
it"iui. southern "Nlu-urr.
AMERICAN Plan
s.AS MARCO 81 WEST 32D ST.
- between Sth-av" and Broadway American PLAN
Suites. with ath ana " traus,ns s. to 50 per day
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ilrturnishcb Apartments 60 Get.

- ----->>
UG1[S ALEXANDRIA,
NORTHWEST COR. 5lST 81. AND 9Th AVE.
Elegant Suites To rent Newly decorated and steam
heated. All improvements. Rents so so month.
Inquire
.. ~ EW AMSTERDAM"
" AMSTERDAM AVE. 18TH AND 10TH SITS.
ROOMS AND BATH. 500 TO Si,co
Electric lights Iarduet floors.
Elevators. Hall service
Open plumbing. Serd for diagram.
+. T. MAYHEM, 2Jl 5TH-AvH
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Steamboats,.

GlORW0GG1 l0Ry[So
INSIDE kOJ IA. REDUCED FAkEX
BOSTON, -. WOnCESltis -.
Steamers North IiNcr lnext =
Desbroses ST. Ferry at 80 r. NJ daily except sunday.
connecting Win \csubued eAprIss train leaving New
London. at ) A. NJ
n EW -IIAIEN-FARE Sl-Magnfcent new
twn-scew steel steamer "ltichsrd Peck. tho Flyer.
fastest steamer Long Island sound leaves Pier rs,
+ Il. dtlN AZ 4 D. Sundays excepted, arriving ~
Ncw-liavc = 10 y. for trains to Meriden.
hartford. Springfield and North.
- rONINGTON LINE for Boston and the
- Elst Steamers New Pier 30. y. r.. foot Of
Spring ST, AT GOO T. NJ daily, except Sunday.
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Winter Resorts.
nR. @TgaMG'@ SAINT @lWM

DIR, @TggNG'g SAINT A8lUM,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. Y.
popular health, chance. re-, or fc,rea.,on
81 tie year Et,a'or eslr,c beH, lean, ,a, Suite Il
roons. with baths; Saratoga waters and winter sposs
na,-ase. electricity all bate, and all remcd! appi,e,i
e.cron'c scid for illustrated circular
mOTIGL GA@TlETWM
Delrtful in vn'er well in summer Pure air o o,
tho country In sight Il New {o-l rii, Ariesmn wei.
cvry noor - minutes from foot u Broadway Greatly
JAS H. RODGERS. Prupfietor
New-iiright0n. staten Island ~
AZ IDEAL WINTER RESORT
I1OULEl BON AIR.
AUGUSTA. GA.
VIII open Oh, 1888 aGdorn hOtGI with ali
hir>t improvements and cOA,cprnce, located 30 lcss
sbO,o irsc sala" riH-" Of nil! t. Aiken; par.
cuisine c waie and rctci drainage select he,;la.
siG Ib.uiiit ilriIt'r iOf oui AMI indoor sprta l9s
booslt frll pa ,ieuar aGG?c, until Noycmber 2oth
ate Tia, date. Nrgu-'n ga
HOTEL lNIlAN RIVER,
1890. . Eoc i;.GDGl ttotIpA -, ru,
S01 III ''''' jazz HiN6Kiw~ ). LEE. Prop
GEEET COVE SPRINGS. FLORIDA
HOTEL SIT, ELMO AND COTTAGES,
on the west bank % The St Johns Hiycr few NH,
,' Allrce i,'''' :" ''' J. H. scoTr Mrf
MOTEl 1rRAYMlOR[g
ATLANTIC cITY.NI;
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Cost an0 foun0.

I OST.-Bankhook No. G320 OIL Bank for savingA 81
- BeecNer-st.. NewYork. Payment stopped Plsaao
,eiuTa book bank
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Qu5trutilo II.

gU5llU(llON.
For Young Laics City.
ROARDING AND LAY scHooL FOR GIRLS
Rev. pr. ami Nh cHAs. II. GARpNEH Principals
NJApENolsElIE NEITIN
-'h SCTpOL FOR Girls
FiHErEOOr SCHOOL. W1IpING
lc" arI 1G2 West 7il-.'.
TIVE coMsTocK SCHOOL
Ms Day. rna,pal % VS., to:s street
THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
s5TH and seth srRERrs. NEWBORN
For Boys and Young Mon- city.
l. NIIylEHslTr cn,MNlE s,liooL. :? Ms, sc'h-''
business Primary department. Four resident pupils received
For Both sevos-Ci,v
TpTRIITZ SCHOOL. rF IANGi- ACES
ID 80 Madison square ,2i'a-st am Iiroaaway)
Term t"r'ns NJ"
Musical Instruction
vi ETH2ah2& : n s G3Ei il or Fri M rs r AMERICA
HrcK. Pro. Abort i:pss Parsons. vi,o-rfes; II. v
- = q EAST ,srHsr~ NETWORK.
" Y. coNsEEyAroRY. liz EAST iSTusr.
NrwYonN CONSERVATORY or dF' M i.f AM ONLY
III. r>aai.t Ii i b. 'T TlASySEl A~o "vi~a PLACE
~ HEGlNN,1a ...,;...:...i,.r. AnvA&cEp PUPILS.
%,.1Jy l:it;Hi. ,tWNi%crXc '''n'iV %" '""S'
QrAErI.I.s nE'iiN from date q entrance.
Brooklyn
TEE nEooKNT IElGHTs SEMINARY B,arins
.. 1850 Mon,ague-si.. iFoosIyn. y. Y.
r. r,o,r a,I N,r,~ Nh
RoHDETT0WN ~: j. MILITARY INsTiTrTE
cAiiiiT r. H. H. LA sAlAA,%%' cd5HsiHilH4bAANr.
ELM"ppp school FOR Eprs. at Mlf.rd. conn.
year. FRANK NJ. Howe .'upt.
EKEEn9LD INsIIrtrE Freehold y. j. 5o'h year
i;usnrs cou,sr. sh.rihand T5rewrlt.ns relra.irhy.
NEWTON IS. - INSTITUTE: linn w. anl care.
M Ban ,.nnis. ',irs,rian dept J W.isor. 4 81. rrn
Nl,ET yorEslLF \ Mj,ir FOREMAN. .upcrin;
~ sctr by dc,cts yoai lie hours to noNf sTbYy
TIE nehoi u ir Corr ,po' hr" school ~ Mn"- Srtan
md write. Moderate ch'rec-. SD for free circular.
*. JOINS MILITARY 9;.H9!ol,.
NEXT TERM i'FGI%s JA%j'iRY It'll lso,
j., Lieut. IS r. l;urnhnrn T. : 4. co,nnianlin, '''
TUE rErKsKIII. MILITARY ACADEMY.
c'' 5o ff ~ S TifH. a a. st. u 3. rrincpa
For Young Ladics-Country
NJ 2FanHIifT21N%dY , @T II lis MSS pr nA&aT
resident native, French ami German teachers. special
courses music ana AT. Tcrms 500.
& MRS scHooL .Ga'd,,n, cry. y y, ada. ..m
Gcs' rc9ar @ @a f E Tenn begin,
Mi JI'I.IA H. FARWEIT. Principal
r HE cAMnreqI,, scr2 ,;g T ZOE YOUNG LADIES.
Advantages q BOSTON comforts - home small cassHs
Nj ARTHUR CLIMAX H. the Director
70 HTIHOTSE-AVE.. New-iIavcn. Conn.-West End
''O Inelu'. Soho, for Girls. Mrs. and Miss cady.
principals. Send Tor circulars
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Dantlna Gtnocmlre.

A LEXANDER MACGREGORs Mendessohn Assembly
In dancing
r. 70. r. WALTER lately returned rom EHope
NJ Glasses privafe Iessons in Society Dances daily
]2V CoIumousaye. sOth and elst sts
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For sale ly am booksellers. or VIII be by mail on
receipt price hy the publishers.
y. APPLETON & CO..
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RIP VAN WINKI.E AND TIE LEGEND or
SLEEPY HOLLOW iiy Washington lTNlns.
With hfty-thrcc illustrations by {. II. Houghton'
a X. A. Octave. PIP. XII rs. London ana New
A-.rl.. Ai.cl NJ
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Evidence was given before Judge Gaynor Fes'er-
dav in the proceedings TO compel City Auiltor
Weber to pass upon the payroll bearing the NAMES
~ six clerks 10 the Common Council. Briefs VIII
be handed UP to-day. and a decision Is expected To-
morrow
Mayor schisren General John b. Woodward ana
Colonel NJ. J. Cummings were appointed SUB
committee yesterday to get estimates IN REGARD 10
, statue II General S.ocum to select Site ana 70
draft bill providing for the appropriation Of pubic
money for the work
TIE Aldermen adjourned for a week yesterday
without transactng any business as al the CLERKS
Of the board were in court in the mandamus pro-
ceeiings 10 secure their salaries
A number of owners OF property n the vein ~
OF Clinton and Amliy SIS. protested TO Mayor
Scheren Yesterday against the erection Of pup"c
school building the site now occupied nE -
Matthew'S English Lutheran Church. whi-h The
Board of Education has purchased Tor N'"'' '"'
Mayor is a trustee Of the church. The property
owners have sought TO purchase the chur'h anu as
site 10 prevent their for scAoo' purposes ""ch
they say will depreciate their property.
Frederick Conrad. insane patient in the C'aFk-
son Street Hospital for the Insane. ATTEMPTED 10
commit suicide yesterday n that Institution 10y
hanging himself 20 window grating he was ou'
down in tine ave his LIE.
s.. Johns German Evangelical Lutheran 'hu' D
Society celebrated rs golden jubilee on Sin' ay ana
Yesterday IN the church. az Mtujtr ana Huin"o"'
SIS There were several Lutheran clersymen pres
enf who mad, addresses. besides the pastor te
Rev paul Beyer. The services were largely at
,endel The society was organized in 1871. JUS MS
church being erected a; Graham-aye' ana Ie"
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
yONKERS

The Woman's Auxiliary OF the Yonkers 1ours
Mems Christian Association viii hold fair IN leu
tonia Hall on Thurs lay Friday and SATURDAY after
Moons OF this week 10 raise funds 10 pay LOT 'ne
furnishing of the quarters OF the Young Men
Christian Association. Alterations are no" oe'ns
made in the building. No. IA Ma'n-st.' wnch the as
ISOLATION is 10 occupy. and the bui.dng VIII pe
ready in about three weeks. The basement VIII De
utilized for bowling alleys baths. lockers etc
There will he two alleys Of regulation length along
The west side Of the building. In the Main-s' emu
OF the building partly under the sidewalk mere
Will be plunge bath feet deep, 10 feet long anu ~
feet wide There viii also be tubs. shower PAIN
and needle bath The first story VIII contain ''e
reading-room and gymnasium. the after IN the rear
Roth these rooms will be Of ample size, the gym
..,,,, hoirc tho larger The women OF
ISitching Circle. No. 10. @. A. r.. gave reception
at Odd Fellows Hall last night TO the department
president Mrs NJ. c. Smith. and staff. and TO De-
partment Commander John c. Shots ana SIAN . e
The quarterly meeting of the Woman's Foreign MIS-
saonary Society of the Southern New-York Baptist
Association will be held in the Warourton Avenue
Baptist Church on Friday. June S. with sessions az
i0.S0 and O'Clock Addresses are expected Dx me
Rev DR. Rose Mrs. c. H. Carpenter. Mrs r ~
Stevens and Mrs. VIII Carleton. mission Dahl
lesson will be given by Miss j. c. Dmock' OF Eliza
beth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
4 POLTCFMAN SHOT CAEBEgRT.

THE MYSTERY CLEARED tP-TIIE OFFICER sts-
PENDED
Reuben c. Harvey. a policeman OF nc East sixty
seventh-st. station. yesterday afternoon cleared
away the mystery surrounding the death ~ John
Cartcrry. a driver 10 the Stroei-'leaninf Depart
ment who died IN the Harlem Hospital on sunday
Carbcrry's death was caused hy a hlu',-~ounl To
the back and he would no; say who bad mot him.
Harvey says that De believes ne shot 'arorrry
white trying - arres' him Harvey says 'ha while
he was patrDillng his beat. near seventy -nin'h-si
and Avenue A. a; about 10 O'Clock on saturday
evening ne hearl cries ~ Murder" coming from
a stoncyard on that corner. and he say Cari~rry
choking the man who yelling 'arhcrry "a"
the officer. and be- AMI his TWO accompi.ce1 ~"
toward Egh;lcih-st The officer nrcl two shots. ne
saws into the air and called % the fug ives ~ halt
Seeing that they kept on. the officer Med another
shot but the men had disappeared
The policeman believes That on" ~ MS shpis
struck Carhcrry \ German lad told the officer mat
Carlcrry had tried to rob him. and Yesterday The
boy Identified CarAerry's body. Yesterday morning
Captains Strauss and Pickett took ne officer before
Inspector Byrnes. VINO suspended him until ths
Coroner's jury has acted
The conflicting stories told by Carberry would
seem to bear ont the officers story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Police investigation by Senate committee County
Court House, 1890 a. m.
BROOKLYN Jockey Club races Gravesend. 2:3o p m.
Chamber of Commerce special meeting.
Board OF Aldermen. City Hall. ?. m
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Northern Pacific investigation. Mills Building.
West Side Republican Club reception TO Judson
Lawson, p. m.
indignation mass-meeting TO denounce Democratic
Senator's Cooper Union, p. m
Funeral of Mrs James b. Hagg!n. ST. George s
Protestant Episcopal Church. 10 a. m.
Harlem Regatta Association, Grand Union Hotel
Bp.
Republican re-enro.ment in Kings County.
New-York Deaconess Home and Training Schoo.
Of Methodist Episcopal Church anniversary. No. 2il
West Fourteenth-st.. p. m.