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NOTES or THE STAGE.

Edith Nunday Purdy is the name Of ne daughter
Of DR. and Mrs George W. Purdy. and she was
born Al the Glsey House yesterday AT -" a. m
Mrs Purdy IL known on the stage as Miss Fanny
Rice and she has been popular t)r s.VeIhI yea ~
in comic opera and farce comedy. She MAS ioI
some lime A member % the Casino COMPANY, an.
more recently she has starred IN y '"F '''''
ON Monday the third series Of KllanyI living
n,c,urex viii be revealed in '1ie2" at the Garden
Theatre There will be several groups. Including
Of dozen ngureS.
Seymour Hicks and Fred Eastman intend this
evening to introduce new comic duet 10 Nih.
derela a. Abbey Theqtre In ago'ner Par {m G
song which has achieved popularity IN LONDON
The MANAGEMENT Of the Sousa Band concerts at
the Madison Square Garden announces mat De-
ginning next Saturday. there VIII be special Satur-
day na,inees, in addition 10 ne Snnday I'm ma n
n,ght having proved popular. the programme VIII
be repeated every Monday night
President Hauchhaus. Of the Hasenbeck Arena
Company received dispatch Yesterday from Bos-
ton saying that the trainer Mehrmann. who was
attacked by his lion Nero AZ The performance at
the Columbia Theatre on Monday evening. was not
fatally hurt as at first expected His injuries,
ny 70 sbnear in some time Nero. who Is known
to the Hagcnbeck employees as one OF the most
vicious beasts Of the company attacked MI Meni
mann lust az he had finished his performance with
his group,
French dancer. Mile Jeanne Symon. whose
stage name Is La Juanta has brought suit In
the United States Circuit Court against Roster,
Pial e. Co for 1920 damages. She says that on
October she entered into contract with the firm
to appear at its theatre for eight weeks. she as
serts that Roster, Bal co. refused to carry
out tho contract and she accordingly sues for
eight weeks salary. Roster. Bal q co. deny the
dancers statement
A feature Of Sundays concert at Eldorado VIII
be the singing OF the "saengerrunde said 10 he the
second oldest singing society in the United States a
chorus OF fifty male and female voices will he
hea in selections OF American and German songs.
Special preparations are In progress to celebrate
Memorial Day. May 30 Ihere VIII be afternoon
! and evening concerts hy Gimorc's Band. Mr- Her
bert has arranged programme including patriotic
and National airs.
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WITH Her FUNNEL oTER HER SIDE

AN UNKNOWN STEAMER OFF TIE FIVE FATHOM
BANK-wAs 1T THE CIUDAD CoNDAL?
The Norwegian fruit schooner Alert, which ar
rived here yesterday from Gibara, reported that on
Monday afternoon. when of the Five Fathom
Bank she passed steamer lying head to sea with
her funnel carried away. The funnel was hanging
over the steamers side. held by the guys. II was
a black steamer. larger than the Alert and had
two masts She appeared 10 be painted white on
the stern. She had square British stern. .
The Alert passed within half mile or tne as
abled steamer. No flag was flying 70 denote the
nationality OF the vessel sharp loofout was
KENT 10 see II she asked for assistance. but as she
aid not the Alert kept on her way.
The description OF the disabled steamer answers
10 that of the Ciudad Condal, OF the Spanish
Transatlantic Lane. except as TO size. The captain
OF the Alert said she slightly larger than MS
The CMdad Condsl ISIS tons. The shutters to the
stern ports OF the ciudad Con-!- are painted wite
inside and when raised they give the steamer the
appearance Of being painted white on the stern
The Five Fathom Bank on wnich me o!Sapeu
steamer was sighted. is just this side OF Cape May:
The CIudad Condal sailed from this port on SUNDAY
for Havana and would be likely 20 be In the neIgh-
borhood OF the Five Fathom Bank on MONDAY.
The Condal had about twenty-five passengers on
Al the Office Of the Spanish Line yesterday It was
not believed that the disabled steamer was the
CYudad Condal. Whatever steamer IL was, she was
in no danger. She within twenty miles OF Dela.
ware Breakwater. where steamers ana tugs mus
ne "a her every few hours AS she has not been re-
borted putting into Delaware Breakwater. the cap.
tain probably hoisted his funnel into place stayed
IL with extra guys. and went on his way
The Ciudad Condal was built at sunderland. Eng
is owned by J. NJ Ceballos. and runs between this
mort and Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
GATHERED ABor-sVHE TOWN.

Mayor Schieren has refused TO grant licences for
merry-go-rounds at the wink entrance OF Pros
pect Park and for one in the East New-York part
OF the city.
Edward NJ Shepard has been again appointed an
Assistant Dstrict-Attorney in place Of John |.
Shorter and will 60 before the Grand Jury this
week 10 secure an indictment for felony against
Kenneth F. Sutherland the fugitive Justice OF the
Peace in Gravesend. and some additional indict-
ments in connection with Graves=nd matters Ed
ward NJ. Grout and W F. G. Mayer have been
summoned before the Grand jury as witnesses MY
Shepard was busy yesterday in looking over legal
papers in the County Clerks cftce.
The funeral OF Horatio " Ho; was conducted by
DR. storrs in the ecture-room OF the Church OF the
Pilgrims yesterday.
People who were compelled TO ride in open cars
yesterday and on Monday were loud IN their de-
nuncatons of the railroad companies. and they had
good reason for finding fault
Bicycle thieves are said TO be abroad. with par
ticularly sharp eye for new wheels. The only sate
rule for the rider is put lock and chain when
ever he leaves his bicycle for short time in any
public place
A Socum memorial kindergarten in honor OF
General Henry ". Slocum, Is talked o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
ANDREW J. ROBERTSON.

Andrew J. Robertson died yesterday, ai'er a IN
rerine illness at his home no u Nest i"'N
afth-st where he had lived for over thirty Ye'''
lie was in his seventy seventh year ana was one
Networks Oldest drygoods merchants having 'e'"
associated with his brother jacob n N"D'l ''"' ~
a.1.es q. Xo "A Wal-st until just prior 20 the
war when he retired to private lie.
AIR Robertson was brother Of the Iate '"''y
1lspenard Robertson. chief Justice OF the superior
Court Of the city Of WORK ana OF me p, The
$50 do ~ Free and Accepted Masons III Wy
SAFE Of New-York and 6rother-in-la~ oi Hr licr
Winsow foun Ter Of the firm Of nso"' r,,i'r
~, III father was the Wel-knoWN Hii".i''.'
painter Of the ast century. Archoa.d ,nd
who In 1871 painted several orisna.s 81 10 ~ VA
Warth, WASHINGTON on his mother sll, u.
direc, nea descendant Of The LAspent,rl az ne
MIR. Robertson caves one dhuSh,ri. ~. ~ /
g. cleveland. and a grandson, Robertson MAT
sha... ,., -. ,.,-r,,,y q, 4 y m at
his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
BTSBdND AND HIFE NAY BE RECONCiLED
MRS. W A. MARTIN RETURNS TO THIS COUNTRY
AFTER LONG wANDERINGs-MR. MARTIN

MRS W A. MARTIN RETURNS TO THIS COUNTRY
AFTER LONG wANDERINGs-MR. MARTIN
GONE TO CALIFORNIA TO MEET HIR.
W A. Martin. business manager OF The New
York Weekly Witness" is now his way 70 Cali
sornia to meet his wife who left him. In this city.
TWO wears ago. taking with her their hve-year-od
SON A dispatch from San Francisco yesterday an
nounced that Mrs Martin. who is reputed 10 be
wealthy in her own name arrived in that city from
NewZea,and with her son on May 10. and was met
in the Palace Hotsi by hei cousin Dr. Heydecker OF
co.onnade Cal who summoned her husband from
this city by telegraph.
John Dougail, senior proprietor and Editor OF the
Witness" who was seen at his ONCE in Vande-
vater-st at first declined 70 say anything about
the matter. He finally admitted that there had been
differences" between Mr.. and Mrs. Martin. and
that the latter had warned her husband that she
would leave him He said that there were no I'M
putations OF improper conduct against either so far
as he knew. II was his impression that Mrs Mar
tin was somewhat deranged mentally. Mr.. Martin.
ne said had occasionally heard from his wife dur
ing her worldwide wanderngs with their son. and
would doubtless be glad 10 have them return 10 his
home He thought that both husband and wife had
re.atives IN this city. but did not know who they
$780,,
third st and is said be possessed Of consider bic
means. He owns cottage at shelter Island. Wnere
he lived last summer When he returned 10 the
city he went to 1--we in fiat the location Of which
IL Is Impossible to earn at the office Of The Wit
edge Of his persona, affairs. Mr.. Martin is expected
home again about May 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

A,rENBERGER PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Bernhardt Altenberger. the murderer OF hd''e
Rupp. was arragned before Judge Lppmco''' III
the Hudson County oyer and Terminer Couf' d.
Jersey City, yesterday and entered plea Oh no.
r,,Itv The trial will take place on June 20 Man
SaTncer who appeared for the prisoner tenpo
rar ne Court nat n5 AeqGefDG p said
.hs State would assume the expense. III inc pie
oner had any choice he could name soi nhf rsspect
his choice The matter will be definitely a'ahse'
on Friday -. .A
Sheriff Tofrey was placed In possession Oh ''ie
Hudson County Jail at O'Clock ves'eiu"S a.
80 .,a t,rashol6ers accepting the resignation OF
the taller Robert Davis. and cancelne ms Uo, ra
by way of relieving his bondsmen from any ga
snonsjhlity IN the matter. Sheriff Toney appolh'e'
Edward T. Mitchell warden
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HOME NEW S.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
AsTOR-Ex-Attorney-Ge L. T. Mcnener' o.
Indiana. and T. c. Mendenhal Superintendent OF
the United States Coast Survey. Fifth Az EN- T.
Colonel l.. Victor Baughman' OF MAI! 'aru M1 ,
popOI.E-s,ata Senator Henry j. Coggeshall
PARK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d. F. Ainswcrth
OF Oswego. ~ Y ST. JAMES-M. Mounet-Suliy
and Nine segond-Weber. Of Paris. WALCohr
Domingo Cana Gillian Minister at washington
Samuel p Colt, Of Rhode Island, and ex-Coneress
man John Sanford. Of Amsterdam ~ L.
Gov, rx-c.ov.rnor Alexander H. Rice. OF Massa-
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NEWARK.

Mayor Lebkucher yesterday appointed "ilour
A. Mott and Augustus F. Eggers. Police Justices
under the law
New complications arose Yesterday uhoer 'ne
new law giving custody OF prisoners IN inc 20
80 .,o,,,ar,,.r, ~ the Sheriff The law repeats
the act of 1851 and wipes the penitentiary OUT OF eA
istence and the judges propose 10 IAN BACK upon
limits terms OF Imprisonment 70 SIX months. ~
was their Intention to send all prisoners iUf d
,onesr term 10 state Prison but May 10 bill be-
came law which forbids the courts to send per
sons TO State Prison for terms under eighteeh
ali such persons to the penitentiary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
WHAT IS GOING ON g.,-DAY.

Police investigation Court House. 1890 a m
BROOKLYN Jockey Club races. Gravesend' 80 p M
Northern Pacific hearing. Mills Building 1879 a. H.
PARK and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings
Robert L. Darragh case before Judge Day'
Union Club annual meeting. evening
v,,n,,ar suffrage meeting No. 1873 Plerrepont-s,'
Brooklyn. p. m.
Farnham Post meeting. seventh-ave. and FORTY
ninth-st.. 2. m. ,
BROOKLYN Amateur Photographers exhibition
Brooklyn institute
Duryea Zouaves reunion, Morelos evening"
Republican County Committee cooper 0"'o"
p. $500 o,,,o
Comnanv c. 29d Regiment dinner. Arena evening
Fourteenth Regiment anniversary. armory' BrooK-
lvn f. d.. p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
YONKERS.

The Day Nursery and Home has been diseon-
tinued for lack Of financial support Inc nuI scr,
was established few years ago by the women OF
81 Pauvs Protestant Episcopal Church. ana ala a
large amount of charitable work. 1t was never sen
supporting and Its conduct drew largely Or, me
time and purses Of those In charge 49,, Nc we
nted in the preparations for the fair OF the Young
Mems Christian Association which opens IN uTe
eantata, The Holy City will be given , at the
Nav 81 under the direction OF DR.. j. Albert Jei LEI
ferey the church organist me aii' ca 1i,r,
INC ~ the stockholders Of the Municipal Gas Noii
pany OF Yonbers will be held this noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
VIEW STEAMERS MAY Re ORDERED

Regarding report that the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company was TO build five new steamers
of the size Of the Majestic. OF the White Star Line,
and TO be faster than the Lucana. OF the Cunard
Line Gustav II. Schwab said yesterday that the
report was premature and not quite correct. A
meeting Of the directors in Bremen IL to be held in
a day or two. The question Of increasing the com
panys feet is to be considered. and II II Is decided
that additions TO the fleet are required II is prob
able that two new steamers-not more than that
will be ordered. They Will. Of course. II ordered,
be OF the latest improved type.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLlN.

CARS RUN on THE ATLANTIC-ANE. ROAD.
All the cars were running on schedule time yes
terday upon the various lines OF the Atlantic Ave
nue. Railroad Company. and the men were at Work
as usual Those who did not have uniforms ~hich
passed muster with the companys inspector Oh an,
forms provided themselves VITA new ones, anu VII
have until July to pay for them. Edward teeney'
OF the State Board OF Arbitration ana Meuia ,.
had much TO do with the settlement OF the GlHeI-
ences between the men and the co~Dany Pres,
dent Norton said for the company that IL hdi
gained what was sough;-namely that the men
Should appear IN uniforms. The men, ne salu
would not receive money for the time they AAN
1nst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
W ESTCHE ESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The ,ourth annual meeting Of the Mount vernon
rosn,tal Society was held in its new ouidlng Oh
Monday night. Colonel Henry Huss presided ru
ward Hartley the president OF the Board OF man,
ayers in his annual report. reviewed the worN 81
the hospital and its benefits to the destitute slOn
80 ,n,,ra6 and urged the importance of liberal
Con. rhytions bv the people maintain the lhsIi.u
ton which had contributed so much toward i from
dea,b The reports Of the Finance and other COM COM
mIttees were presented and the foowWn aS gers
Mrs Joseph s Wood Edward Hartley ana I sp
tain William Wilson, IT. At the meeting .ra chosen Jr
Edward Hartley, president and B. w Til'on' treas
urer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
nP RORERT NC. LORD

lyme Conn. May q (Specan-Dr Robert NC
curly Lord. a resident Of Kansas city Mo- io'
nearly twenty-seven years, died on Friday May H.
at san Diego Cal He was born IN THIS Town I'LL
1S22 was graduated from Yale in ne famous Gas,
-. "a and from the College Of Physicians ana
OF 90 IL, Xsw-York In iS7 During his carry
Manhood he practlsed his profession AZ Ec~ Lon
ma Son, where in 1853 ne appointed surgeon
- M Hoard OF Enrolment 81 the llld 'oh-
sressona District He removed TO Kansas 5H heysi "a
hiioad rim 10 retire Dr Lord was a nephe" oi IN,
Iare Judge Charles j. McCuriy ~ ms town an. anl
Of the late Robert II. McCurdy. oi Nr"-i"'A' wv
him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
ST JOHN CROFT

St John Croft. an old and well-kno"n res''e"' ~
,,,,, d,oa a, hi. home there Yesterday. over
o,gh,v-one wears old lie born In Peekskll
March 10. 1909. the Of John and Mary Meek'
croft lie had spent almos, his entlfr ne ~, IN
mo, town save a short period IN the Nes' ~
nm, o"ar,er OF A century he had been d! the
Urea, business and also conducted large isIn'
He at one time had fortune h' va. a ~.
70, IN rolitics and for I'VE years 70 Nt'-he
was trustee OF the village Of feekskll he 'e"N'S
a wife and daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS ENROLL.

In spite of the unpleasant weather considerable
number Of Brooklyn Republicans took advantage OF
the opportunity afforded last evening for enrolling
In the election district associations Of the party or
ganization. The associations in some parts OF tne
g., ,ada .snscial efforts 70 ncre ase their strength.
A healthy condition Of parts activity was SHOWN
by the interest In politics which called OUT me
members Of the associations 10 transact business III
the rain last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
ROBERT CALDWELL.

Robert Caldwell. formerly IRE chief and for han
century one OF the best-known residents Ok Eliza
beth s. j. died there yesterday. seventy MIN" years
old Mr. Caldwell was Ezabcth's first newsfealer
enbarking in this business hfiy-ive years aso. re
Mr. Caldwell jolned the Elizabeth Fire Depaf,m,nt
- 1879 and was connected with ~ until MS deatih
liz was one OF the Oldest Free Masons and pid
Fellows in Ezabetn,. being FOR NOR nan n"d "a q
N and one OF ,ihe founders Of Franklin Lodge
l. O, =, v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
TESTIMONY THAT mr. DARRAGH is SAVE

In the proceedings brought in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. before Chief Justice DAILY, to have
commission In lunacy appointed to make ex-
animation as 10 the mental condition OF Robert L.
Darragh. the wealthy builder. further adjourn
ment was ordered yesterday until Friday. The OBJ
feet OF the adjournment was to await further de-
xelopments as to his physical condition Colonel
tending physician Of Mr.. Darragh, and Of Drs
epitska and Draper. consulting physicians IN which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
nm NIX I CANNON.

mr. Iohn j. Cannon. apothecary IN Bellevue
uosntu died at the hospital Yesterday morning
from diabetes He was forty-two years ola ana e'v'S
widow. Or. Cannon was graduated from me b"''e-
we Medical School and from The College o, riA tr
r,scv He practlsed for a time Ia Mount Nf'il,n
"a af,erwarf entered the hospital service m TINS
CITY lie had been conneciei WIN .n' ~ -,
years. 80 g., ,-. .. ,.,.-,,. from, tho
c.rreit,e Church In East Twenty -ninih-st Inc
burial will be IN Galway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

in the nfty-hfth year OF his age An
,s,.,,a,ion signed by A. Garside. J. r Mago'er"
and G W. Randall called together large repre-
sentation Of the trade. ,...,o 10 extended 70 the
- va - attend the funeral at Trinity Me,nqn.s
Episcopal Church. One-hundred- /, vas further
ana ,sd thai committee consisting Of G. w Ran
dali william Nicely and A. dra Hfer snd have en-
pon.edd p3d hound set OF appropriate resolutions
~ Re nresented 10 Mrs Campbell
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ESTABLISHED lsGI.
HAEKANSOM
srEAM CHRPET CLEANING WORKS.
.rsriry relaxing &c. 10 East 27thst
NeW=YOrk

e ono NJ the States included IN Part OF I'M
tribune edition ~ IadeXca Atlas Of the Woua
tust ready. As Illustrating the comP.e1eheso ".'.
accuracy 81 this new and yalua2e "9tA, we "a
saw rega riding the treatment OF NeW- oth'
The man u The STATE Is 2lXZs lnches N ei1s
the scale being thrice. "a T. the hc" na'uI
scale lS236sO. IL Rs pr'nlec " sH So so,,,sey
there are laid down On d, M..n aDso,u's ,,,Hnss 4
tho bouniaries % sixty counties l.e o..'. IT,
ono hundred lakes the curses ot rivers WIZ :
united length Of 2.2o) miles. rAnNaSs w." ~.
mileage Of over 5000 miles By ac'ua couI s ,'
fatal number OF names - towns tNe's, i nri
o,c on ms map IS 44s2 All recent raltoss s
corstruction IS shown. including tAe I'm" ~.
Vii, oxrorsicn To BuGalo. the Adlronaa;k ~
Of tn N.W-Nork Cen,rA' me " lu.eseN ''
limo and numerous SnaN'r eNtenslo rs ,.
Taw-York civ is shown ry 'lole-pase NAP
o,xoS inches in size. TIE new parks IN tne a.
roxed district the latest extensions .. ,a,1ss
and elevated railroad lines. ana a. oJne A. tns.,
- date being correctly Represented An r! ia,.
man shows the lower part OF Manna''an is'a 90
on an enlarged scale The mar oi oroU r,;r. ci,y
occupies a double page. showing ne ., sus AZ n
and much adjacent ternlory' ~ cSanrss IN
Fiatbush. on a large scale. Inc cnS. al
names of streets and avenues. the extensions. ,
surface and elevated railroads ana W pus
front improvements are fully reptss ~. rmnIrs
f,io third in size of the cities OF the I is.s
state. is shown by a fdll-page map 4'A-
- The index OF New-York state names. IoHs
Gives number OF square miles and popsussrvss
81 Us sixty counties: names, locates as A
population Of It's 1900 cities and Posso'n sns 10
reported by the census ~ 1890, names an no,ss
49, ,ts a rivers "a creeks IA lakes ana ponoe
30 mountains and 10 islands. This - tesaSi and
erence index has never before been pl Irs these
Will prove great time-saver IN us'"e
new maps. $500. -acs about
There are s.4S9 words ~ letter pr .t.,eh
New-York The historian part OF tne sat a.,
begins with the voyages OF Hudson anu 49, ne
settlements o. the Dutch. and summarize s,rr 10
chief events IT. the history OF the state,,,n AZ
the present da'e. An nteres'ing uesCs.p ,s az
the physical geography Of the state 80 and
preface TO the account OF its agrsu'' ...i.,Ics
mineral resources. with illustrated un.nu.
This is followed by data regardlns IT ~ nib.
featuring and commercial interests. in '.,srns
lie schools and colleges the railway 80 inS..
canals charitable. penal and reioIn n.s'hsa and
tu,ions. public buildings etc. are descL'0 ~ moo.
statistics given showing the gro"'" % y"
ulation. . -. manner n
These facts illustrate the thorough llla", YORK
u,hich NanNyor,s &c treated IN this new 49, 49,
All other political divisions OF our own anu 20 th.r
countries are given space in propoI.Isor ssaud.
Importance as viewed from an American
point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
OBITUARY..

THE REV. FRANCIS r. HOLLAND.
rh. Rev F. r. Holland, prominent cergymh"
,,.,,,ar church who died at his home In
Sa,,narn Indiana on Monday. was the father OF tne
psv Or William j. Holland chance"or Q, h .,e
Western University OF Pennsylvania ana N, IVA No
~ Of the Rev. William II. Rice OF ne IL uo
ravi.n church at -Dorp, staten Is ann ~ ~
served in the Moravian ministry ior oyer Iortb
vears in the West Indies. Ohio. Pennsy Vahla No.,
Garoina and Indiana. He was native oil ->'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

There was an important meeting OF the Catholic
Summer School Building and Improvement Company
Yesterday at the offices OF the company In Wall
ST Major John Byrne was elected president, ana
Adrian Iselin, jr. treasurer. The directors OF the
con,nany also include John D. Crimmns. Daniel
O'Dsy Martin Maloney. and Thomas F: Ryan The
issue OF 100000 OF bonds was authorized rhls com
lie Summer School OF America, and Is prepared TO
develop the summer schools site on Lake Cham-
paIn A casino and clubhouse are being erected
and ground will soon be broken for large audi
forum and other buildings. Colonel George f.
Warng jr has charge OF the sewerage and de-
velnnment OF the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
mp Iroy oUyRrRGs STATEMENT

DR. Leon Cherurg. whose bill against the city for
medical services is under investigation by Con-
troller Fitch. says that he never made ffty-three
calls in one day. and charged for them. That
Item he says. came from the Health Department
and is an error OF some official there Between
January 2s and April "A Dr. Cherurg made 239
calls He made calls on May T. and has charged
FOR none he says. In fact. he has charged for