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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
MOUNT VERNON.

The Rev William a. Granger. pastor or the
Owego Baptist Church for the last four Years
has accented the call of the First Baptist ChuIch
of Mount Vernon to succeed the Rev. Charles H.
Dodd who recently accepted the call TO the Peddie
Memorial Church. Newark the sunday
school Of the Church Of the Ascension YESTERDAY
afternoon had lawn party on the GROUNDS o'
Mrs John Matthews. There was large a'lehu-
ance of representatives from other Sunday-schooiS
&. .ho DIV. Alderman Mnligan the leader
Of the Democratic hosts in their Tammany schemes
10 defeat the will Of the people at the recent cry
election was inglOriOusly defeated on Iuesuas
night despite his we-arranged scheme pIah1Il,tSp
With the assistance OF other Tammanytes Inc
scheme was to prevent any public business pe'i ~,
done and to take up the matter or cahNassIis IL !,
regular election returns and secure majority VI
Democrats in the Common Council II no" DIilS
equally divided politically. Mayor brush nau d
difficulty in conducting the anair in acCoIS sI
with parliamentary practice. Mr. Mullean OIL
n resolution which offensive IN constr @
the minutes Then came another scene OF uisOt-
der on the Democratic side. Later on inc Ietuiiin'
from the First and Second wards were cahVass.u;
resuiting in declaring Mr.. Many Democrat eieCteu
Alderman of the First Ward and Frank NJ llCheHoL
Repubican Alderman from the second Nd.u. - =
The Third and Fourth Wards had peeh Iest aliS !
by mandamuses Of the courts, those returns oouIu
ny, he canVassed As to the Fifth Ward, the can
vass was postponed and II is the intention 10
into the Qualifications of the Democratie canulua'e.
Adrian a. Buck 1t is alleged that ne WAC ~, ~
oualifed by law 10 be candidate, one VI ' I
grounds being that he is not propel! o"Hei III
any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
PEEKSKILL.

The Peekskn Military Academy closed us SINFUL"
year this week with elaborate Commencement. eN-
ercises On Sunday last the Rev. J. Richie smith
nreached the baccalaureate sermon to the cane's
in the First Presbyterian Church On 1ueSN"'
evening the armory was crowded. "hen '''e az
nual faculty prize speaking took place me com
roittea the Rev. J. Richie Smith, Captain H. Aloan
Anderson and Professor W. l.. Ellis. awarded the
first medal to Captain Harry William Smith VINO
rected The Whisthng Regiment" and the second
medal TO Frank Blackstone Newell. who reclted
.sTbe College OIL Cans" In the afternoon there
was the usual exhibition Of drawing and penmAn-
shin Last evening the class day exercises were
held In the arInOry in the presence or large mum
Der of people. after which there was a ItCeP'lOIl'
There has been guard mounting daily al a. M
and battalion parade in the evening at $50 O'CLOCK.
The graduating exercises took place IN me arBoIS
was valeSeIiHriaI Clinton After the indoor exer
cises there was the usual military display on me
characterization drill. battalion parade, Gatilhs
gun drill and salute. and award OF the coinmlssohs
'rhe battalion was in command OF Colonel Phlllp a
Powell [. 5. a. Judge owen T. Coffin. PRESIDENT
of the Board Of Trustees awarded the iol!oW!ins
Luce: department, Julian Vi. Dodge; faculty prlze
speaking Henry W. smith, Jr; metheuat,ca, L.t'pn
Harry Wilson stiles; defamation Kobert fr'7 1qb
penmanshp, j. II. Smith, jr.; gymnaSucsi Eaiph
William Lfckey; freehand drawing, CADET PERKINS,
mechanical drawing, Cadet CanpOell me noiOI
roll for the year first hve students was MAJ uP
Of Luce, A. smith CaniieId: Sp3 r1noa ql1 smjt5
7 smith S0ures Cole, H. Reed and Lickey.
The following IS the list Of the graduates Jesse
Perciyal Victor Cole, Robert Freeman Davis Julian
Monigomery Dodge Seymour Lewis Flaresheim.
Hiram Ulysses Hart Edwin LawTs nee R hayi
William LEX ey. Henry Allen Luce, Ralph Clapp
;a1 Pla,S. isrbert Reed Harry William Smith;
Frank Adams Squires, Harry Wilson stiles Edward
Tim. William Chi.ds Watkins and Charles Arnold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

A. . ,reeting OF the Board Of Water Commission
ers at Yonkers yesterday afternoon the Coii'ni''eo
on laws and Ordinances reported adversely Oh inc
oros,t,on 70 rescind the rule under wnich tne
water Commissioners refuse TO grant perHi's ~
nonresident plumbers. \ strong EFFORT mas pee"
roado N have the restrictions removed Dut II was
s.outlv opposed by the local plumbers Inc repol'
~ the committee which accepted by the Doaiu'
&c q victory for the local plumbers MI ana ME-
Oliver Sumner Teall gave their second camp
1ea at Parkhill last night. mohthlE ine.'i',9
~ the Rows Branch OF the Yonkers founS Me-, .
Christian Association was held last IilsnC t1,oad
way New committees were appointed 10 ttdh Iii
the work in the building. IN Main 49, a.
he ready some time this month ms az Iii
a o,ciock a meeting Of the WOmans AuHhldLE vi"
he held in the building in North bLoa ,i =; {,
a, the annual meeting of the brotherhood OF o.
Andrew of Christ Church. held "Wednesday eNeIiik,
Henry C;ecox was elected president Johh ~, ~
ice-nresdent H. W. Taylor secretary, NlIIdIn
piernoint treasurer The second OF me sumi'lel
dances AZ the Workers Lawn Tennis CluD VIII oe
are Mrs Charles IlefIingwel. Mrs William r. Socn-
ran and Mrs Christie Bell. The committee III Si
will be Mrs Post Miss Gilman. MISS Janet VAIN
Harry Holbrook jr.. and \. B. Halliday J 5
N Hunt chairman of the Republican Generdl OH, OH
mittee announces the following chairInen OF suu "a
Committee: Legislation, 5. H. Thayer; Rules ana
order J. L. Pr0seus; City Affairs. Allyn C0Ai -Nao
uralzation. C. +. Brown; Organization j. ~. cyIIe'
The Executive Committee has organized Win - II
Ing Burns chairman and c. II. Austin secretary.
Mayor Peene has appointed Charles III rdhCli s
School Commissioner in place Of jacob Read, VINO
declined a reappointment. He has reapPointed
Charles r. Otis and James Y. Lawrence Inc Ap-
pointments are all for five years
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Three children In the family % Albert V. Porter.
OF No G6s Iexlngton-ave have died from diphtheria
within a week Three other children in the family
are III from the same disease. Mr.. Porter Is an
architect and his family occupy the second fiat In
the house at Lexington and Sumner ayes. No cause
for the outbreak OF the disease Is known
mem, has been made inspector In the department
at $500 a year. He passed Civil Service ex-
animation with four competitors.
The Eastern Parkway has been resurfaced with
gravel near the reservoir II is not improved for
the present but Will OF be in better condition
by and by
A slight FIRE in soma rubbish in the basement OF
the Polytechnc Institute In L!vIngstonst.. caused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS
MONDAY. JUNE
;.vpor, Columbian. colon............ ......
SHIPPING NEVIS.

PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY. JUNE :. 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Spree (Ger) Melsse. Bremen May 20 and
age passengers Oelrichs Co. Arrived nj the Bar NJ
Steamer c,ril (Br). oiphan Liverpool May % Pennrh
81 with coal Booth TO. Arrived at the iar at D
steamer Wilehad Ger. 3.lg2 tons. Nierch.
Bremen MAY ~ with mdse and ABA secrage pasrnBers
10 Cerichs a Co. Arrived al II 80 m ~ 9Th.
Steamer Cbarios ()utchjb, Peters Amsterdam May r.
in ballast 10 II Randebrock Arrived at the Bar AT
steamer Chateau LATTE qr) Chahot. Bordeaux May 90
with rndse cabin % passengers Funch
Edye & Co. Arrived at the Bar AT 2:lj p NJ.
ney 9 b. ana HALIFAX. S. with mdso and passengers
Eowring & Archibald. . nm A.,
.niqa@ ~ Dominica g. Moniserrat IS Antigua %. st
Kits 30 81 Croix 81 Thomas ~. Ponce. Porto Rico
June with ana 10 passengers to outerbridge
a CO. al bar 80 III.
Oirj. McGliy cray. Montego Bay May
30 bay 81. Port Maria June l. with fruit TO e
Steamer (Nor), Bornholdt Gibara days. with
fruit to II Dumois & Co. Arrived AT the Bar nj noon.
Steamer Salamanca OBJ. Hutchinson. Guanato with
asphalt 10 the New-York and Bermuda Steamship Co.
cargo; vessel acCaidn Bros.
Steamer Ei Mar, Grant NewOneans. with mdse to
John T Van Sickle.
steamer Old dominion Couch, Richmond. with mdse
Steamer Richmond. Davis Norfolk. with mdse TO Old
Dominion IS
Portuguese Prince C3r). Anderson Boston for
sandy Hook June l. o 80 D m-wnd w; fresh breezs
cloudy.
CLEARED
Steamer Turret Age tBrl. Dansiscn. Sydney. C b
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NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.


Tho BOARD Of Frecholders Of Hudson County yes
+ardav nroylded for ex-Poce Superintendent {. T.
smith OF Jersey City, by making him Supern-
tendent OF County Buildings. vice James Cannon
resigned. a.. salary of 5000 year. The unex-
,,-n1 torn, is two years The board also reap
ronted John Boyd clerk for two years, at Sco
Hugh Dugan's salary as County Collector was
axed at $500 The Legislature passed law pro-
vidIng for the election OF new Board OF Free
holders in November II Is to take Office on the
first Monday In December
Ellie Buret who shot his wife and then himset AT
North Bergen ~ j.. on Wednesday night, was
doing well al Christ Hospital. Jersey City. yester,
day The bullet is Embedded in the 1awbone. ana
can not be removed at present MIS- buIet
wound is not dangerous. The bullet natteiieu II
self against her skull. making slight wouhu. Inc
bullet was removed and the spinters were ek-
fracteG No one allowed 10 see MIS- burel
but she told the nurse that she had been married
three Wears and lived happily until rev months
ago when her husband began to treat her 80 Dadly
mai she was obliged TO return TO her mother. her
husband fired the shot. as she said, because she
had refused 10 return to his home. Buret VIII De
placed under arrest as soon as he leaves the
hospital. , -. ,. l,,.,, ,.s,o-
day removed seventeen appointees OF the OLD Demo
crath ring and abolished the office OF Street Com
missioner The duties OF this place will hereafter
be performed by the Chief Engineer. Philip
Tunulty the ousted official will contest the right
OF the board TO remove him. His plea Is ina, ne
cannot be removed because he Is a veteran. Inc
hoard appointed fourteen officials in place or the
seventeen dismissed, dividing them between Hepup-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
NETWORK CITY.

John A Sullivan appointed. and confirmed by 'he
Senate Collector for the I'D Internal Revenue Ds-
trlct has prepared his official bonds. The sureues
are ex-Controller Theodore W. Myers John FOX
president Of the Democratic Club. Quarantine COM
missioner Charles +. Allen. Thomas Lenane ana
Ardrew Martin Mr. Sullivan expects 10 relieve
General Kerwin. the present Republican collector
on July l.
Frank Jay Gould. the youngest son OF Jay 6ouia'
is now on a tour OF inspection OF the Missouri fa-
c,nc Railway. lie will go as far west as fueo'o'
Col. Frank and Edwin the only male repre-
sentatives OF the Could family now in America. ana
Frank is being trained In the line OF railroad "orh
which all his brothers have followed.
Mails from Hong Kong May .; Shanghai. May
II and Yokohama May 70. are due in New-York
Tomorrow morning Mails from Hong KONG. May
Is; Shanghai May ls and Yokohama May - VIII
arrive here Monday. June Il. The next mail Tor
China and Japan Will close at 90 ?. m. on WedneS-
day next
The inquest in the case OF Patrick Timlney. The
Flfth-ave. stage driver who was klled IN iroht OF
No Q University Place on Decoration Day. vas he'd
Yesterday by Coroner Dobbs. The jurys verdict
was: we find that Patrick Tm'ney came 20 his
death by accident. lie TO blame for It him
self"
Judge Lawrence. OF The Supreme Court, yesterday
APPOINTED a receiver FOR ex-Poce Commissioner he
witt c. Wheeler In supplementary proceedings
Trough, nv Edward bradley. who obtained juds-
men, against Mr. Wheeler IN February. iSN. Tor
1884 on a note Another judgment was entered yes
,er!ay against Mr. Wheeler for IS In favor OK
Cavanagh. Sanford & Co.
r. Altman & GO. close their store Saturdays AZ
noon. This VIII De continued during June. July
August and September.
At the Liberal Club. No. 20 East Ffieen'h-st.
this evening Dr. +. - Fooe. jr. VIII speak on
'Vacc!natl0n or Sanitation" The public u Invited
The Rev Or AMI Mrs. stephen II. Tyng sailed
YESTERDAY In ne steamship Normannla for Paris.
Via Southampton.
The new moon was visible last evening but oon.A
only be eoen family through the c,ouf' S'"l. people
were glad 20 get glimpse OF u once more.
The fact that foriy-two bl-yc;e-r'iers were ar
rested In a Long Island town ost week is warning
70 all whecirnen 20 have care about riding on sl!e-
walks when ont OF the city.
The Young Mems Christian Association VIII OBJ
serve Jubilee Day next Sunday afternoon at
| O'Clock in Association Hall, 40. % East Twenty
! ,b,rd-s, The speakers vii be M1rnay Williams on
! "rhe History u the Association, Austin Abbott
| on THE Association and the Church. the Rev. VI
! II Dem!ng formerly secretary OF the Boston aseo-
clarion Echoes from Old Y " G. \. Battle
/ ne,ds"; the Rev Thomas Dixon. jr, THE Future
! ~ the Association" Professor Jasper T Goodwin
OF Columbia College chairman OF the Tweniy-third
st. branch. Will preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
RYE NECK.

The annu4l convention of he Epworth League OF
the Eastern District Of New-York was heid IN
rive Neck Yesterday. The delegates assembled In
the Methodist Church The morning session opened
with prayer by the Rev. ". T. Pray. Reports
from the various secretaries were read and adopted
Luncheon was served / o'clock, and at o'clock
the address OF welcome made by the Rev
lanes Abram s. Kavanaugh The response was
made bv the Rev Samuel 0. Curtice. Edward r.
Shannon read poem. An address entited the
Reiaton OF the Other Departments 10 That Of
Spiritual Work was delivered by John NJ Moore
Miss Mary Pressy read paper on How 10 Interest
Young Women in Spiritual Work" and George D..
Beattys spoke on flow 70. Interest Young Men In
Spiritual Work" Miss Julia +. Keller. addressed
he convention on Junior Work" How to Con
duct the Young Peoples Prayer Meeting: was the
subject OF the address of the Rev. b. NJ: Adams.
The afternoon services closed with an address by
the Rev. Samuel =. Cadman. The evening services
consisted of music and address by the Rev.
Nathan c. Cheney, and the Rev. DR. John .. VII
SON. of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church. Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08

considerable excitement among the 1000 pupils yes
,er4av morning and broke UP the exercises In the
classes In the old building where II occurred for
some time The damage did not exceed 30.
regular moving machine was In use near the
Fifteenth-st entrance Of Prospect Park yesterday
and any one who wanted 10 carry the newly cut
grass away in bags was welcome to do So
w l. Southerton. OF Syracuse. young business
man. has been engaged to assist the Rev Cortland
Myers pastor Of the First Baptist Church. lie IS
superintendent OF the Sunday school In the cnurch
of which Mr. Myers was formerly pastor lie pro-
noses 70 Give Nd business TO enter the ministry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
MONEY FOR THE DEPARTMENTS.

The Board OF Estimate made some progress In
considering the county budget yesterday. although
Mayor Schieren SAID he much In the dark in re-
gard 10 some items. John Cottier, County Clerk.
explained the items in the estimated expenses OF mis-
office. The amounts asked for by the Supreme and
City courts allowed and for the Court OF Ses-
sons. On the appropriation asked for Jurors there
was some discussion. The sum Of $4,000 was asked.
when only $4,000 was appropriated last year. but
the increase chiefly due TO the 5000 10 make
up a deficit. 1t was explained that this was caused
by the extraordinary number OF Jurors called Tor
the Gravesend trials The sum OF $4,000 was al
Clerks Registers and County Treasures offices
and by the Supervsor-at-Large were allowed. with
some slight deductions. The amounts asked for the
support Of county wards and for the county Jail
were laid over. The board meets again on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
CROTON.

The insecurity OF country lookup was SHOWN
Wednesday night in CrotOn. prisoner. who had
been locked up in the local police station with 1T
tie effort battered down side Of the cell and
walked out free Nothing had been seen or heard
of him up to a late hour last night The prisoner
was Stephen Harrington. white man. on Wednes-
day morning he stole so from Joseph Ward, col
ored man. Deputy Sheriff Martin traced him 70
Peekskill where ne made the arrest. The prisoner
was taken back 10 CrotOn and placed in the cells
under the Town Hall. He was left alone during the
night Yesterday morning when Mr. Martin went
10 bring his prisoner before Justice Ackerly the
cell was empty, and there was big hole IN the
wall harrington had used long bench which was
IN the cell as a battering ram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08

Co... ,...,,., r,,i. Norfolk and Newport News
-.
% ,'' y,a1..Shee smith savaunnh-R l. Walker
steamer Mah."'',' itp,-,i, ,i1r, Tues Glass1w-
r'entn'r s,l,r 49,
Austin hh4INtn e,oh r,vero,r-V Maitland
steamer 'N'' ''' '''''''
k"i'"' ,.-,,,. yv.f,c- We. P.ir, Va-Oi
steamer GUY '1i''''' ''''
j. f1ih"n >. ,,. tt.,,.,-,., p,rhat1s s, Lucia.
steamer M''.'' -. - -.
- HIS - - ~ On stlnev 9 H-rlarvey &
steamer l'iunA '''' '"'"' ''
'.l'ii''-N,, ,,-,,,,.. t,u,ck I1r'-r-T Drnork.
Steamer II " Nh'h.,, -, - a,5 cieufYeg,s via
steamer '!erfnrg' ~ Sii ,,,.n. 80 "
Steamer washington '''''' '''''''''' '
None " - ~, 800, r,ove- England .or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THEIR PLAN TO ESCAPE FRUsTRATED'
ANOTHER DESPERATE SCHEME OF THE WEST
ERN PRISONERS IN THE KINGS
COUNTY PENITENTIARY.


ERN PRISONERS IN TIE KINGS
COUNTY PENITENT1ARY
Another plan for a general Jail delivery AT 'ne
Kings County Penitentiary has been frustrated ~
"a the third of the kind which has been maze pun
lie recently. on Monday one OF the conVlcls tooN ~
Warden Hayes an elaborate drawing OF inc '"''''
and exterior of the prison, which had been mace
upon a sheet OF brown paper. by some one lH"''''"
with all the details. The paper had been paSseu
from, hand 10 hand and was considerably worh'
on one side the name "Schenck was prihte" III
large letters. The Warden came TO the Coh0'u''
that this referred TO DR.. T. L. SchencK' inc P"'''
clan in the Institution. He discovered una. ',olo
,vas n Mot for a considerable number or the ues-
nerate prisoners to play sick on Wednesday one Oh
Tho regular visiting DAYS OF the physician The men
who complain of sickness are ranged IN TO" "
see the physician and a single Keeper Is ue'ai''u ~
take charge of them. The men in the pot pi""n'N
10 overpower Or. Schenck and the Keeper anu "'o
locking them in cells 10 take the Keys ana escape
as many OF the men IN the shopS ~ 'O'" 80 49, -
rising as possible.
There are a number OF Federal prisoners IN the
penitentiary from the Western frontier. VINO are
desperate and they have been 6%ar With the
interior OF the entire prison. with the s1rroundng
region and the map the W4Taehh Raves decided
that it must have been prepared by priSoner ,ho
knew the penitentiary we'll ana VINO n NC George
Ketchum OF Texas. and who once before esctpe,,
from the Institution where ne now IL "a $50, t- -
Eetch1ir's cell revealed in the ventilaor pair o
trousers made of striped bed.ucking Wnicn ma, nda
been dyed black with marking ink. ana cap In'u,
Of the coarse canvas used in the nanuiac'uree 81
mailhags also dyed black An iron welge Wn'T IN
had been pulled from the wall where ihe coz COY, ~
the cell was fastened. was with the clotmhB' ""0''
Ketchum had concealed. ,. ,,,o,.o1 ., ho
rlngeaders In the conspiracy. were locked up III ue
dark cells Yesterday. Ketchum was iirSt sent - -
rrison IN 1856 for five years for grand larceny IL
was engaged In withdrawing the prison Ma,'s III
1857 when ne walked ont Of the entrance ana us
anrea red He went to Texas. where he was porn.
and remained there until 1893 but then retuheH 20
Trookvn and was arrested. and sent back 10 CON- .
nlete his term II will expire in September, 10
Warden HAYES said yesterday that the plot wa w
mos, desperate he has known, ana ne t"''NS u
/ came near sncCeeGlnR.