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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-29

Earned runs = OakIands 2, BostOns 6. Three,
base hits-Long, Power. Two-base hits-Tread-
way. Long. Sacrifice hits-McCarty. Davis. Kit
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-29
ROOMS WANTED.

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family wanted. Address Teacher. 1S 1lth. % 3"
w ANT BOARD AND ROOM IN EXCHANGE
for fine bicycle. Address d. C., box III,
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-29

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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-29

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
1-,-rOrn PY THE MAYOR.

Mayor Scheren sent TO the Board Oh H'i''
,.as.ar1av vetoes OF three measures "i'''" .
y,1ed for the expenditure Of public ihofy ~
,,r,osas nat covered by the city charter. ''N ~ -
v,led ror the firing Of three salu'es OF ~ H''S
zach on Vashingtons Birthday. at m eNP-'f'
no, - exceed SO In each case.
The second vetoed resolution proviiei ior "r
.xnenliture of 800 for decoration or the Guy "'
,nrs on the same holiday In regard to TINS ne S"'''
"J object 70 the matter 50 returned an "''''
r,,.d hacause the city already possess aPp' =,
rpriata flags which the keepers OF me ~ a.
ppnI other buildings should display rom ne lr;
S,affs a. each annual recurrence or A. l,S ~
Rirthlav 1t also seems To- me that :" ~ d '.''''
would on all such annual occasions De ne M. -
proprate and dienihed expression y, 'v;r,J,,rrs
The third resolution provided io' an eAl a.
~ SOM Tor badges for eighteen Ad'r;n u ms .,i
Mavor said he disapproyed because II was 'o"''''
to law. $780,, 81, at, n, the h,a-l.
The resolutions cannot De iass"I oVrr tne NtS ~
veto untN next week An attein9; rs mar
mass a new resolution providing i9f the GiSl'iF -.
aacs on the city Hall on WdSninsi ~ hI''I p"l
an exnensa not 20 exceed 50. but TINS VS. dnl'hn,
by striking out The appropra n ana 'n'n ~. ~
Notice was given Of an Application III i W.. -,
mandamus by John DAILY 10 s"rlrr TrHlS. , .',
as a clerk on the ground tina NJ * i Nv'''''
1rer1au and cannot be removed summary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Nine cases Of smallpox have been reported 70 me
Health Department in various parts 81 the 'i'y IN
the last two Gays.
SIX Of the ticket agents on the LeXihs''h-hN''
branch Of the brooklyn Elevated Railroad were ms
charged Yesterday and their places were filled with
women.
W V Upper lec.ured upon Japanese scraps
before the members of Plymouth League last even
tho IN fine Sunday-school hall Of Plymouth Church.
The sum Of 81 900 has been left by the Will % Mrs
Mary L. KIitz t. the building fund Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union
The Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company hes In
troduced trolley smoking cars on It's flfth-aVe. sur
face line since smoking were put In the elevated
road In that street.
CITY Works Commissioner White has decided not
70 call for the resignatcrs Of the employees in MS
1apartmont as heretofore announced. as the pro
vision Of the Civil Service rules providing for re-
noval, without question for thirty days after com
missioner assumes Office and removals thereafter
up,n fling a reason with the City Clerk is deemed
sufficient to cover ali changes desired TO be made in
the department.
I Alcis Dessert indicted by the Grand Jury SIX
tmes for forgery the second degree yesterday ana
pleaded guilty all the indictments. HIS father IS
Jacob Bossert, wealthy builder and the son forged
his name to six checks ranging In vauc from 81 TO
SIG He be sent 70 prison for from one year to
sixty years for the offences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
AMERICANS KILLED ~ HONDLH1S.


REPORTS or FIGHTING OVER \ BOUNDARY LINE"
BETWEEN NIcARAGrA AID HOND' NAs.
According to james Rankne. agent Tor the Ran
kline steamship lire. who arrived at this port yes
torIay on tn. steamer Miranda, there Vas "A sharp
battle between 400 Nicaraguan and a similar mum
her Of Honduras troops on January IS The skir-
Inlsh took place at point called cape Graclas a
bios near the boundary between Honduras and
Nicaragua. one OF the killed was an American
named Lieutenant George Strong. who vas IN lNJ
or 1890 bugler in the 7th Cavalry. |. :. " ana
took part I'm the fight al Wounded Knee. lie lived
in Brooklyn. lie WAS standing IN the bow II the
boat which was crossing the River Wanks. leading
the attack and he was shot from ambush. y nun
Der Of the Nic;,raguans were klH.I ann "'unu''l.
I'm the force were number Of American "dN' n,
tur.rs Tho cause of the dispute wi9 Il guari'I
ovnr the adjustment Of the boundary between hon
duras and Nicaragua. The Hon luras troops were
finally driven back and defeated.
Tho Miranda carried 40 NcaIdguan solN'rS rom
crevfovu 10 Bluehclds. The ship was Al Grey
Town on December -. on her preceding Trip south
ward and the captain says that the acc 'ht 10 'A'
,n, Inc II O. Mnnrd, occurred a fortnight before
tbe shin arrived there. He heard that th'rc W're
fourteen persons including seven or el@ht l@s"rn-
gore on board the vessel when she stared from
f;ro.tOwn TO Blueficds. lh,se are '-I''N,i ~
~ The Miranda passed within seventeen miles OF
poncodor Reef on her way here. ANA 1t VAS IN
tended 10 stop there but owing 10 me per'mPloiy
or1rrs Of several Of the passengers no stop was
,madr II the steamer had gone 10 the N"ei AL the
suffering OF the Kcarsarge's crew would haVe beei
I dad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
a WHOLE FAMILY POISONED.

An entire family was made sick on Sunday IN me
East New-York district OF Brooklyn. the symptoms
showing signs Of wholesale poisoning Inc l@''''''
Frank Ge!slcr who had been In ili-heath Tor some
time. died The mother and five children recoNe'ri
only after medical treatment They were take" ia
after their breakfast Sunday. about II H. M ~
which they drank coffee and ate sigared conee
cake Mrs Gesler was positive that nothing elSe
was eaten by her husband that day. lie ana HS
family occupicl rooms the top rcor oil a 'e''e-
,pen,-bouse at No. "a Nesta-Gve The members "'
the family ate the cake and drank the coI'c "DD"'
II O'clock At l21j they had som" NOR, on
About two hours later the father ana lh".H'l a.. !
two Of the children were srZen WIN "t'3 '+'t =
randlv grew 50 sick that they had % ~ ~, -,
rney supposel IL bilious attach am '' -
t.ni Far a physician. But about L. III. 49,
comnoined of severe pains IN the region 81 W"
bo"r, and ono oc the children. who had T-,"E'f'l L.
Us cent for some whiskcy. It was apli.'l y
.e~nallv hut gave no relief, the uniortHnb'r man
DYING almost Immediately Mrs. Ge!Sier men Si'.
f6r The family physician. Or Francis Mler. % ~,
90 i1ennsylyania-ave. He treated Mrs HclS.'r an
the children The symptoms were those OF h''il1' =.
rtisonirg Mrs Geis,er was recovering ,H'St' 'li,
mi The children were we'll. She said ihht ablu,,
eiv weeks ago she purchased some arsehc 10 -"
vnrmin but thought it had all been usri ier ln'r
,nrnose The coffee cake eaten 'or IN" sumo ~
breakfast was purchased AT a bakesAop near pl,
The AUTOPSY viii be held under the direction o'
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
NENY-YORK CITY.

,o, p,.h,. .vsky. nineteen years old' q No. ~
,r,ore, was nut on trai yesterday D''"re '"r3
Nr.irc &, General Sessions. charger VIII" Pn'"'7
arsori, I'm $ me s. up prepared by MIS-. I'i'' w.,
r. hor emily at ~. Frst-s'. on r''ru''E w. ''
,,. al t,, ,,iiehtors were made III by e''NF
$780, .l ,rsc,ic was found in f.. The prisoner
was the rejected sutton q Annie Meyer '"e '''"'
viii g. On today.
r.. examination q John Matthews. charged win
corstiring to defraud the Government OUT 81 o
t,rns dues was flushed yesterday oeior' ,
s,oner shields. The pris ner was held !" '''O" "
await tn" Grand Jury 5 action
At the Pastors Association q the Reformed Chur.h
a paper was read yesterday by the keV. ~ !. y"
y CERT, ~ Glover itliI' y. DE- =" NV ~'
lister and Tobacco"
~, >.,,,r,l Tcmp4rance Society Will hold con-
,ra,ce f. the assembly hall in the tnte' CHARITIES
Hullmg 80 lo7 East Twenty-second-s'' "'.'
F,ur,h-avc to-morrow afternoon AT S'' "''''N'
=, consider tie subject f "Tcmperance instruction
:, Schools" Mat. r-G~neral O. O. Howard. rrrsi-
dent ~ the society. will preside The Rev. pt. "'o-
d,re / Cuvler will deliver an address upon fdu'a-
,ion,l Temprrance work" and Miss Julia ''lman
.n r.o1 -, nan.r mon "M.thods Of Temperance
Teaching"
reading VIII be given II the Ncw-York College
| q Music No IeS East Ffty-eigh;h-si" on N''h'S-
dav February y. ~ Gcl,eK, 'h %" h'h"'"''e 80
Amuson~u,s'' IN aI e the kind Worf." one ~ the
charities II the winter. Tickets may be had Mt The
| vi,Js.r I,tel at the kind Word" rooms In the
| Manhattan Athletic club Hnildng ana al "''
| Beckers n. 81 West Ff'y- lshin-s'- mus 81
| programme. 'nclnding Two h"""''' ~
! Schlesingcr. has been prepared.
4. n meeting ~ tie Annoy Board. held In the
| Mav,r's ,fcr yesterday. the contract bulAl"k !"
new armory fr troop ~ Nine'y-f'urih-st. ana
Malisou-aVc.. was awar'' i' J'h" J. '''''N''' ~
the lowest = ten hi'"Ts' "'S p'' "''h |.'''''
President Barker announced 'hat ," han receiver
! nineteen plans i"r me PI 'I'N'' ~"
| IN ~. T." board WI" inspect "'"' "'
/ day in the offices - t'e I'm - '.'''"'".'
| Pr f.ss.r William r. S,lCwck. 81 the Massachr-
eta r,.,- ,,,a 4 Tcchu. ~ and STATE RIarl -
Health, will give the fif;n lr'iur" in ~" I''''
| Of the Ncw-Y.rk Academy z Sciences ~ ih" Ac't-
eny = Medicine. ". Il West J. iiy-ii"'4--', "'
O'Clock Tonight. His subject VIII h'' nc i'''''''
+ Modern Scene up'" the 4"'.iy "'' I''''''' 80
| Sanitation"
II, cu,boo, Casino arrived, here fr m + RE
mouth H. Yesterday ard viii d" ~ once pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20

ITS PROVISIONS pIsI:;HERITiNG T.. T.. CUTTING.
Jn. ARE IS READ ~ CorET LAST WEEK.
robert T. cuttings VII VAS nl,l with James
o'II,rl Gurrlgatc's clerk. yesterday for probate.
The proyi. ous d..nheritiug Robert l.. Cutting, r.
for marrying Miss Minnie : lir'nan the actress.
were read last week in another proceeding con-
nrc,,d with the VIII Of IA" senior MI cutting $
flther So anlavit . the value of the 'sat" has
vc; be,n filed There are ~ charitable requests IN
III. will In the original viii. dated June. 1889. the
wiz. Judith received lf'o year for life. or until
r.nlrriagr and the residue went 10 the sons.
Robert l.. and James De Wolfe. Then follow
the collcis-lated November Il. l@2; May 81 1893.
ami December H. ls'3-tallnG out I'll provision for
Young Robert. Thrs' clauses have been puDllih'l
verbatim. \ colicl of Seito nb"r Is. 1899. Prov les
for the continuation - his firm. n cisr ms ir'" t.
: Flowers Irn. j. O. member for AZ least slN months
af,.r the i,sta.1r's dclth. The executors OF the
vii; are Walter cutting the dead mans brother;
William Cutting. his cousin, John Bowers Ice. "A
friend. and James he Wolfe Cutting. the son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
NO\kERS.

Another atteInp: will be made this year 10 run a
ferry between Yonkers ana the Jersey SHORE. me
Yonkers and Alpire Ferry Company "i"c" W.
=, ,as, voor had q good deal of litigation and sus-
,a,det orero tors last fall The ferryboat has bee Il
lied up all winter at the Plough Works pier NOW
another company has been formed win a capir1l
OF $4,000. 1t is called the Palsade Terry Ei'i Il
Grecnhalgh NJ. }, Hays and A. j. Pr bn cnr me-
,rbera ia naturally a good deal OF travel between
Yonkers and the Jersey shore when ferry Is III
.Las 49,: ara ,isrnad The Daysprine Presby-
,erian c'hurch which was organized in 1919 WIN a
me annual report gives the receipts for ls@ as
So- Al - and disbursements $21,Oi6 81. leaving q
Saiance Of sos The new church building, though
nri\i nartiallv completed. Is now occupied. and as
it stands today is valued at $@""' Inc he' o'''
IA 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
MODIFYING ITS CONTRA VI
REPORT ON THE UNITED STATES
MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION.
IT'S AFFAIRS ~ CONNECTION WITH THE UNITED
STATES INVESTMENT COMPANY INvEsTI-
GATED BY THE INSURANCE
.r,r-N


Michael Shannon. Deputy superintendent or the
Insurance Department. made public yesterday his
report on the affairs OF The United states MUTUAL
Accident Association. Mr. shannon found IN Ell
feet that while the company's business "o'" 90
i1lnly have been seriously injured, II hot e"t''F
dissipatcl or DESTROYED, by continuance 81 ,'i'
methods followed during the last four years. WIN
proper manaremcnt the association should be in
condition TO commend Itself T. people desiring sue"
Indemnity as Il offers" MIR shannon shows IN MS
report how the business ~ tn" ASSOCIATION was
built up by James Y Pitcher AMI now Il" f'''N''
$3.50 a year for his work Part Of the report ~
rs follows: "Towari the clos. o. 1888 Mr. Plch'r
CONCLUDED to Capitalize lis contract For th'' p''
pose he organized The Juit,d states Investment
rou,panv AMI had f. incorporated under the Laws
Of the State Of E,w-Iersc,. W.ih n'u.lN"i '''l'-
tai Of SopDoo. Its actual capital consisted Oh a."
assignment - Il by NJ. pitcher ~ ia interest 'i
the United states Mutual Accident A-so'iai'""'
and n contract dated January .. lS' en''r"d mo
between the United States Mutual Accident ASso'
c,tIon and th. said Unlt"1 states Investment
Company Of N-w-Jcrscy. Under this contract '"e
Investment Company, In consideration OF r''''InS
the not membership fees AMI - per cent o' '''
assessments and annual dues agreed T. release
the association from the payment of ME- i'''"''
compensation and also TO pay and DISCHARGE an
Of the expenses Of conducting the agency "ePAf--
rnou,' OF the Accident AsE,cir'ipn TINS h''e'
clause of the contract was 50 INDEFINITE reS1t'ihb
tn. particular items Of expense - BE- O)Tne ny INC
loycs.ment Company that diner"n; construction
was placed upon IL whenever the '''''''' % -
Pitcher required =.
The United states Investment . munry a''r"''"
assigned It's contracts ~ the investment company Il
N-w-Jers"y. Upon the iuc' r. ration Il tne '"''p'
S,ltrs Investment {. mpany fs entire 'lp''"' VIZ"
ne. exception 81 u small amount, Wa pild TO ait.
Pitcher in consideration u tne assignment 81 ms
interests. a. nrf"in""i ore S.ttn' ,,rs, ,U.i..
paid by -" Investment company m. ntn' I W.
pf - contract dI.t'uiil' 10 S'''' ''''2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20

Assistant Dlstrlct-At;orncy Maciona came H''o Tue
YorIyille Court yesterday just before me ''se wa,
called OF George T. Ward. the insurance pfo"o', ".
No ll5 broadway. charged with dSord'rly oon',"o'
in the Fourth-ave tunnel on S1tutd'y' VT i''
dona said that complaints OF Il MINI H'''''' 49,. -.
- VILE c,e. had hecomc So frequent that the
pis, Atorncv,s office had decided to procure an
indictment in the present instance On tn's aSSer
ton It became evident to the Defendant $ counseI
that It would be a mere waste OF time ana my
TO go into examination In the ioiiVt ~ NINA
seqlIently he advised ais Client 10 waive cN
ton which he did 49,, ~, colo AVID
found that under its provisions ACCORDING 20 MS
Interpretation OF the law the case could nor , so
tho Grand Jury on the evidence presented Iiclec
he declined to entertain the waiver ana put te case
down for a further hearing tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
NEW-.JERSE1.
JERSEY CITY.
LITIGATION OVER AN ESTATE

LITIGATION OVER AN ESTATE.
Tho annlica,ion Of Emily b. Bentley. Peter Bent
lev and Mrs Elinor b. Dixon, their sister ior 'he
removal of their mother, Mrs. Emma Bentley as
administrator Of the estate. the story OF winch
was told IN The Tribune two weeks ago. was De-
fore Chancellor McGin at Jersey CITY Yesterday.
Peter Bentley a well-known lawyer, died ABOUT
civ wears ago leaving a widow and seven children.
His estate was valued at about 100000 The three
older children aege that their mother Is squaNde'
ing the estate. and that she Is engaged 20 De mar
rled 10 George Whedon. man scarcely nan he'
age In opening the case. Gilbert ColhhS said tn''
Mrs Bentley not only expended all the income, bu'
had converted part of the estate into cash ana
spent that also She had also allowed tne aaAeo , w.
c6arned that Mrs Bentley had been advised by
Mr. Whedon that she could do whatever she Pled h
made had been prompted by Mr.. Whedon. When
upbraided by her children for her EMBARRASSING ,ny
right ard LETT and Mr. Collins said she had been
doing IT, He also said thai Mrs Benteyb ha and Sad
expended $500 in six years for her chl,drenn' Inc
latter he admi5ed she 9h hs9 appd tF FOR Mrs
lev held that Mr.. Bentleys will gave Mrs Bentley,
not reInarry. 4 codici says explicitly that she
Shall not be held accountable for loss or msmanagr
10 account for the estate or its management VI:
Beale said that unaer tne T Alleged
inent of marriage, both Mrs. Bentley ana MI, Mt
Whsdon ,es led 4mT TdS Ts sR inle9 also
GnS that the income from the estate was not SUM
Ss1 e Mc aSpd 5am 1nh pay
ceiver for the estate, pending further proceedings
Ey-C;overnor Bedle said last night that ne shoulo
anneal the case upon the appointment or the re-
ceiver 1oco,,
Schultze OF C;uttenburg, got into quarrel over IN
merits Of Germany and the United states SchultZ
contended that this country was the better an an
Kreger who lost his temper cried D--n IN
American flag: it is only rag anyway FOR thi
Schultz knocked him down His head struck m
curbstone fracturng his skull and causing death
-A,,l,, al IN he
Yesterday the defence being that Schutze did no
Intend 10 harm Krieger: The jury went on
shortly after noon, and at D. m. were iocKeu u
for the night. They stood one for conviction an
eleven FOR assault and battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Dog Show Madison Square Garden.
Trial Of Bank President Bau'. before Ju1e' ~
Board Of Aldermen. city Hall. noon. 49,,
Review AMI presentation u marhsfnen oa'se'' '''
Regiment. arnory.
citizens General Committee CITY Han p H.
New York kindergarten Association library '0''"''
College. =. -, ,., ,,,,
National Temperance Society. United ChaT'ne' hn'''
Ing 33o p. ,,..,., c
rov,ew ~ Naval Reserve the New-HamTsh're'
y. -,
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
,,,,,, < ,.l Union dinner Hotel 81 Denis evening
,:xI1II Assembly pis;rc, Republican Nsso'''''"' "
Ioe Wcs, Eighty -second-s ST. p m. - 60
Mass-m meeting Of pupils. New-f"rN 4'''' ~
T. ,,,,.. c,ror. Garden
Concert Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOh II ".

TUT .ppOrXTMENT OF LINDE VALID
,.ncr Cullen DECIDES THAT THE Pro- fi'o-
,vcs or THE SUPERVISORS on FEbH' AM
, ARE NOT TO BIZ EXPUNGED fho"
THE MINUTES.
,,- ,,,,,o, b,ndal down decision yesterday.
DENYING the application for mandafnus - NY' ,ho
.ho cnner,.isors TO expunge from the hl''u'V'
ccount NJ the proceedings taken on f'o' "'
when Supervisor Linde. OF the Eig.." -,
mart in the meeting with the other f'eP""''
49,. I, his decision the Judge he'd that '"e 'l'
nojntment of IAnde valid 10 su'V'1 .
MACE lief, vacant by the resignation % a.u
,yhoo I'm. that he can only hold the sea. "'''''
= reu, S,nervsor Is chosen at the spe'ia' oV0
ordered by the Governor for March D. Jus 49, 90
said he was unable 10 find that the p",' .n,,,
card TO a vacancy In the office hlleu - q .,.
ovor'' had ever been determined Al'e' w. w.1
this opinlon "as said in The Peopi' "'''. !,
ruff % \ T. 3G2: An office cannot pr H, c, in H.
vacant while any one one a Il
and does 50 h o die or resign. that death or
resignation creates a vacancy IN le.i,' ,Hrn mai
- nc of,ictr DYING resgning Any 21n,f rue n;Ir
lead to vacancies In oificr td. od v',uld suffer.
4, trIe that such would moi occur IN a,o. n,
the present whore the oiice IS one "a - his Of
80 M - ministerial or admins trative oll.tS, "
II, ;hs case Of a town Supervisor his "u'''S NV
"ls~ iora reGsiyf@ s yerGr 5 yo
George F Eliot Io ,Iac'Ion in the Eighth Ward on
ne er ca" !o' But the decision Of Judse cullen tma
iinde was legally supervisor, 81 III" NOW moipt In
w1Iid.ng it. and it viii BE- raised in TURNER pro-
Ce"dings ,.,.t,, ~ Horny A. Han
bury. Republican for SHPerXiSGg 81 the ' canIae
'ss".A r|souhicans who do not approve OF 't'' -
ton Of the Republican War; 1IS E9mmJ'
ms i,.a Objections TO his Candd1ct W" ~
Ct on the ground tina, he -
/ nf
VA ,,,,,ir,firu are not those 81 Republicans , ,
/ % no needing OF ;he Board of Supervisors WIS Nv
/ Yesterday. 49,. .,..,s,e, ~, the IN
.cre.ts or Augustus g Fischer me isee"' ,-,r ~
IndepondeNt Democratic cai''''' liz, ~ March g.
DO t,irhih Ward III the SPECIAL e.rrt3h, on
! a. BAYS Hall. at Thiri-ave. anu raS ,r f.sues
,'b.re vas a large audience present att w t,t, 4
~ tho campaign We're presented DY me ,I,.'ri "
STATES Dstrct-At:orn"v lcs2c I'n'S ,,,e,,s IIe1v
SL,,ari George Foster Pelb IL. y AnEuSluS ''-
md others. Mr. Fischer WEI make an "FS''''''
carlpaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
ENGLEWOOD.

The seventeenth quarterly meeting OF the Pan
sades Local Union of the Young Peoples Soc'e,S
Of Christian EndeavOr was held last evening ID
,bs Enrlev,ood PRESBYTERIAN Church Delegates
were present from Tenahy; Demarest. C.oster;;
Rdgefeld Fairvew and Ensiewood ana PFss prs
rcnCrts from their respective societies mere W"s
music by volunteer choir and orchestra 81 yo9ns
naonle The address delivered by the rev IN.
George Alexander. OF the University Place ITespH-
terrain Church of New-York City. The other Gerry
lanes Eel,s Of Englewood; the Rev. Ferrer Mar
tyn of Rlgeneld: the Rev. " H. arroIi, OF Ie"a-
fv and the Rev. J. X. Folwen. OF Delarest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
err AGAINST WILLIAM n. CRANE.

c, ~ recover $500 damages for breach of contract
h., hen brought by Mis- Grace Sherwood against
William H. Crane. and the case VIII be urea this
morning at 10 o'clock IN the Ci'y court Ia'' H. De-
- ITO. ronlon When "rhe Senator began en-
,.r,otninp NJ the Star Theatre last season IT WAS
feared IL might not outliye tne season: anu IN Jan
80. ,S, rnnenrsals II ION Probation" were begun
Nil. Sn.rwood says tnat 81" was enghe"d on jan
uar IL for rehearsal and TO hesh Playing IN the ~"
fr The rest Il the season; sac says that on rnp
,, s,i.ry air Crane denies That any contract was
made and says she was engaged on trial 49, ne :, Is
snn Law town with his company. the Court d.
rac,od ,ha, tho case should be tried to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
NAVY ATTPI CTIONS AT THE FATR.

The National Christian League Fair was opened
last evening in the Madison Square Garden Concert
Hall and Assembly Rooms The rooms were pref
tily decorated, and the various booths were pre-
sided over as follows: Refreshment. Miss NJ. W.
Board; confectionery. Mrs. Clark Bell: druggist.
DR. r. NJ L.arence flower, Nine. Van Norman;
Young peope's Social Culture Cub. DR.. Georgia
N Crosby: grocerv Dr. Nancy NJ. Miller: variety.
Miss Board Brooklyn, Mrs; John Boyle; wearing
erick w Herring; Church Union. book and station
cry Miss Magdalene Foertn; children's Mrs. Han
nah E. Connor House that JACK buiit Miss Joseph