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rOcIL HrSIyESS COMPLICATIONS.

The schedules of Douglas Maxwell S,anneld pro-
prietor OF the Victoria Hotel. were filed yesterday
They show liabilities S0S. ll3; nominal assets. $780,
2D2; actual assets Si.573 The assets consist prn-
cpally of the furniture In the hotel and In the
house No. Is West Twenteth-st., hotel supplies and
some accounts due. The great difference between
the nominal and actual value of the assets Is be-
cause the furniture has greatly deteriorated by
wear and tear, and that the groceries and liquors
forced sale would bring only a portion OF their
value. The actual value OF egacies to which Mr.
Stanfeld entitled after the death of certain life
ants Is said to be unknown because he has been
unable To ascertain the actual value OF his interest
therein The principal creditors George f.
Richardson trustee Lowell. Mass. s6979. for rent
of hotel; Richie estate. S.90S. rent: Mrs. Paran
Stevens estate s.333: \. Haass Sons. 1884: A. A.
Roberts 81 sos: Holland Hotel and S. s. Company
N.l27: Park * Tford N.5s9; Equitable Gasllght
Company, 1851: United States Electric Light Com
pany. s,0li. Joseph {. Youenes 1900. There is
due for wages S3.+26
Judge Glderseeve. OF the Superior Court, yester-
day appointed Walter II. Griffin receiver for Will
lam J. Madden, insurance agent OF No 81 William
ST.. who IL manager OF the Union Mutual Insurance
Company. on the application OF Matilda L Madden,
who obtained . judgment against him April Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
NEWARK.

Subpoenas were received from the senate l''eS.4-
eating Committee yesterday by Frank NJ McDerrn''
ex-Assemblyman: County Clerk Wrightson. ana eX-
County Clerks Vanderveer and smith McDermt
subpoena commands him to bring all his checks and
accounts with the State Banking Company ana rs
sex County National Bank. OF Newark. None OF
the men subpoenaed knew why they were wanted as
witnesses but il is probable that the County CLERKS
will be questioned as their returns to the state
Controller.
The Governor yesterday gave another reprieve OF
four weeks TO Henry Kohl the murderer OF Joseph
Preine, who was 20 be hanged next THURSDAY,
special session Of the Court OF Pardons VIII De cded
10 consider kOhls case. nj. h,
1t was learned yesterday that Joseph BUCK VINO
killed Mrs Tess!e Williams and then himself was
in love with his victim ana that her refusal 10 o4h
with favor upon his tdVanceS was the cause OF ue
crime Buck was employed by Ferdinand Williams;
the dead woman's husband. as BARTENDER. ana
when Williams compelled TO go TO hospi'at
on account of sickness. he left Buck in charge OF
his place During the time Williams was In the
hospital Buck showed signs OF great friendship Tor
Mrs Williams who paid little attention TO MN. re
told Mrs. Williams how much ne Ioyed r., hst, J. NJ
woman told her husband. and he was indignant.
When the latter left the hospital ne sold the store
and moved 10 No. l05 Magazine-st., where the
tragedy took place.
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a OBSERVANCE or GOOD FRIDAY.
MANY BUSINESS PLACES TO CLOsE-sERv1CEs IN
THE CHURCHES

MANY BUSINESS PLACES TO CIOSE-SERVICFS IN
THE CHURCHES.
The observance of Good Friday is becoming more
general every year and to-day the Churchs ami
of the death Jesus Christ Will be nt,ingly
solemnized by Christians throughout the country
Although Good Friday is a legal holiday many
business places close and all the downtown ex-
changes in this city have voted not TO open There
will also be many lawyers offices closed and in
Wall Street and its vicinity there will carried on
with few exceptions only such business as is alb
soluteiy necessary Efforts have been made several
times 20 have Good Friday made a legal holiday
and there is bill pending before the
Legislature in the interests OF a holiday on this
day.
In many Of the churches there will be- besifes the
regular morning services three-hours service
from noon to p. m, in especial commemorate
Of the agony Of the Saviour gxhle on the cross At
Trinity Church the threehOurs service will be made
interesting by short talks the last words of
Christ by the Rev. Or. Blanchard. OF ST. Jhmes
Church. Philadelphia The music on Good Friday
will be simple but impressive and the whole cele-
bration of the day by the church is intended be
10 make more emphatic the events which the two
days commemorate.
Although Mayor Strong approved the resolution
OF the Aldermen requesting that all the city de-
partmcnts be closed to-day unless the law re-
qures them TO be OPEN number of the offices of
the municipal government will transact business as
Receiver Of Taxes. the Law Department the
Department OF Taxes and Assessments and the
Department Of Public Works will be open usual.
This is the also with the Sherins and County
Clerks Offices. The Mayor said yesterday that he
had never yet done business on Good Friday and
did not intend to begin in 1895. Secretary Hedges
to-day. though Mayor Strong might spend little
time there.
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tho bin 10 establish public park Mt the terminus
OF the Washington Bridge Joseph l.arocque. chair
man Of the Committee OF Seventy. opposed the
bill on the ground that II called for an expenditure
OF money where there was no necessity Tor me
Improvement proposed. The hearing was not ended
Yesterday. and the Mayor adjourned ihIth"r ars"-
ment until Wednesday next
The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday an-
thorlzed the Controller to renew the lease OF the
Harlem Hospital FOR another Ave years. AT $50
year. Dawson q Archer. the firm which had the
contract for masonry work on the new criminal
Courts Building demanded from the city s1'.H' IN
final settlement OF their claim. The Commissioners
declined TO settle the basis proposed. and Daw-
son & Archer were told that they might sue the
city II they liked
Police Captain Thomas Kica and Patrolmen
Hugh Cassidy John H. Thra and Edward Miley,
under Indictment by the oyer and Tcrmlner Grand
Jury pleaded not guilty before Judge Barrett yes
terday in the Court Of oyer and Termner.
The French Musical club will give its fourth
annual festival at the I.enox Lyceum sunday.
There will be concert in the first part OF The
evening and In addition to the club orchestra Miss
Martha Garrison Miner. Mile. Juanita. Mile. Oc-
tavle Barrie. Mile. Lea Barbe. Mile Blanche Pa
qucrctte VI. and Mime. Gideon -I-ynnes will be
heard The music will be followed by comedy
and ball
Tho Jury in tho case Of Patrick Brennan. on trial
in the Court OF oyer and Termincr for causing the
death OF a young man named Mahon last January
brought in "A verdict yesterday OF manslaughter In
the second degree.
THE Attractive Power OF the Cross will DO the
theme Of the sermon at the Good Friday service
this morning at the Madison Avenue Lutheran
Church by the pastor. the Rev. Or J. b. Remen-
snyder.
Mayor Strong yesterday appoint cd James +. Man
chester and Louis Leubuschcr city marshals. Man
chester takes the place Of Morris Moses and Leu
buschcr succeeds John Day. Tammany Hall Demo
Gratis, removed.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

General Stewart L. Woodford. who returned from
Europe last Saturday. yesterday received formal
notification OF his election during hts absence TO
the presidency OF the New England Society OF
Brooklyn. The other officers are George VI. Olcott
first vice president Thomas s. Moore. second vice
president: Franklin W. Hooper. treasurer; Joseph
A. Burr, recording secretary; the Rev. >. \. Eiot,
corresponding secretary; w A. Bardwell historic
grapher and William II. Ingersoll. librarian The
Partridge marble bust OF benjamin ID. Siiman.
first president OF the society. has been received
from Italy. and will be formally presented to the
society at It's May meeting. The society VIII soon
publish a history OF the first ten years OF Its ex
istence from 1880 1899. giving reports of Its an
nuaI dinners, speeches. etc.
Edward j. OBrien, seventeen years DID, OF NO. l3
Court-st. q messenger at Postonice Station V.
F1fth-avA and Twelfth-st, 10 under arrest for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
NEV-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Judge Lippincott yesterday set ApriI : dS wv
date for the trial Of the old Democratic 'Ueo. an"
Water Board all of whose members were hdlc'ei
for malfeasance. Judges Lippincot HIuSpe'h' Nun
man and Kenny will sit. The indictment c'i"i se'
that the board expended money in excess OF '"e
limit bevond which officials may not 80 without
advertising. 1t is also charged that the board gave
out contracts involving thousands of dollars ana
evaded the law by making payments IN sums o'
$500 less
Mary Ledwig. aged seven years whose parents
live at No 2lS Brunswck-st was lett alone 10Y d"
few minutes yesterday. She obtained DON Oh
matches in some way. and while playing VIII"
them set fire to her clothes. She was iataAIy
burned. , - Nc Ioea
The SANDER and libel suit brought by Mrs JOS
mime Hamilton. of New-YOrk. against her FORMER
husband Dr. David Atwell. of Hoboken ana Whicn
was tried before Judge Lippncott al JeTse! ny
ended Yesterday in verdict of Sl'w for MIS-. nam
uton She sued for $5oOTo Or. Atwell married MrS
Hamilton four years ago. his first wife BENG aIlVe
When he left Mrs Hamilton he returned 10 ms SSai
wife and Is now living with her: Mrs haihiI.oi
caused his arrest for bigamy. and ne was COM
in New-York The charges in the present sun Hicm
out of the evidence given against Mrs HdmH'o"
at the bigamY trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
AFFAIRS ~ BROOhL lN.
4 SUIT To RECOVER $4,000.

IT Is BROUGHT ~ NokMAN :. Dixie AS REC hlN hi'
or FIELD IINpLEY. wlE'HEHs co
vorr,,n : bike as receiver " the Arm 81 FIe"'
It,d,ev Wiechcrs 4 CO. IS plaintiff In a SUIT Whch
came M before Judge Bartlett IN the supreme
Court Yesterday to recover from DreNeL Morgan
& g, the sum 81 $1,000. with Interest since Nu-
,ua, lsol which. It alleged. vas pall uhd"-
rr an, NTH intent T. dcfraui the other Nom
hors NJ the insolvcnt firm by Edward NJ fleId u
me-, Morgan & Co Frederick NJ. Ward and
putncv & Bishop appear Tor the receiver. Inc de
fendants are represented by Joseph H. Oho"'e anu
Francis Tynde S'"tson
M, tin syringe from the failure Of the firm.
.h,.h cav. Wall street shock AZ the time. ana
hth g. s,id to have FASTENED the death OF cyrus
The answer put In by prexe. Morgan y q. -
in eject that the Arm which was inc pre,i'', ,h
- E'to,d IJnd'cv. WiechHrS 4 co. owcu thcln
800 ,.o and that the sum mentioned 10y me re-
cever was paid In part by liqniauon |I ~" r'
They deny fraud OF any character
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HAMMERSLOUGh Bros,
Blocker ST., cor. Creeno
tjet. B'way and 9th Ave l., also
Broadway, cor. Rector st.

rning letters 1t Is not believed that he has OBJ
talncd much money
Mayor Schicren has appointed Henry r. Jones
chairman; James Mcmahon. A. Abraham. George
II Fisher Joseph y. Carroll Mrs. Gertrude l.. VAN
derhlt and Mrs. f. T.. Bellamy as an advisory COM
mittcc to report At a meeting next week u" t"e
best WAYS and means for devising an institution
for IN. reformation of juvenile criminals. meet
ing was held on Wednesday At the Mayors once
ar which many well-known people were present
Professor Arthur NJ. Wheeler, OF Ncw-taven VIII
lecture on THE Government of London before the
Long Island Historical Society on Monday evening
An anti-trollcy mass meeting will be held In the
Lewis Avenue Conversational Church corner OF
Madison St. tomorrow evening.
\ dinner honor OF Lieutenant colonel Austin
a Gran. was given a the Lincoln club Wednes-
day evening by the officers and non-commissioned
staff of the lith Regiment Mr.. Crane recently sew
cred his connection with the command.
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$500 The only assets of value. he said. were Q
claim against the Equitable Life Assurance Society
for $500 Judgment from which the company
has appealed suit against the same company for
$4,000, and also suit against the Underwater and
Publishing Company for $4,000 for alleged libel
Mr.. Madden has been In the insurance line for many
years.
The schedules OF Margaret IL. Fitzpatrick doing
business as Fitzpatrick Roylance. dealer IN
lumber at Eleventh-ave. and Fifty -seventh-st-
show liabilities Sl4.733: nominal assets sll2.l63; &C.
tual assets. $50. i6I. The assets princlpalY
lumber, nominal value. $3S $685. actual value, S2S,N
anu book accounts. nominal. S5l.356. actual Hila
me diterence In value Is ascribed TO uncolectapie
accounts.
Judgment for $57.0l9 was entered yesterday against
Euwlh O. Qugley and William T. Tutte, who COM
poSed the hrm OF Quigley Tuttle, be mixers at NC.
aii-sx, or which the senior partner. Qugley ~
National Bank on noteas.--- --.----=-~~ ~ -
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MOUNT VERNON.

The annual meeting OF the congres"Uon 20 Wv
proshr,oriap church was he'd on Wednesday even
Ing The reports showed that the inanclaI ah"n >
OF the church were in a most encouraging 'o"u'-
ton. Since the society was organized ABOUT sism'
wears ago il has built church costing ABOUT $'VV,
and the contributions for the missionary he'H anu
other auXiliaries Of church work nave pee'. nv
generous than those of many other cnuiCho' va
greater age and more wealthy congre tIo"S -
the first time since the organization OF the ClIe
the treasury has surplus above inc 80
There Is a membership of about 400 ana '"Tir a.
about 600 communicates. J. y. Lockhar' - me M
r Gardner and b. b. Adams were re-eiec'e' NUS
go, ,-,.,.o, ,bair Golden
Mr. and Mrs. Sewe Gillian celebrated 'ne' o 80
wedding on Wednesday. and in addition 70 setpei,
Congratulations received many substantial so'O'"
tokens OF esteem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YO\KERS.

Edward X. Martin. Walter T. Hodgnen' ""''e
McAdoo and John Bellows Of Yonkers, appeared
yesterdav before the Committee of cities OF the AS
semb,y in favor of a bill in reference to RAPID IRAN
sit between Getty Square. Yonkers ana Kee'or-S''.
New-York They represented the Yonkers Board OF
Trade. . -
Albert Van Houten. l.. J. Sch-eSsihger' T." N'N
dor IIous,on and lanes r Lennon, druggists of
,b,s civ attended the meeting Of the WestcheSter
PhSrmaceutical Association. which was held al
PleasantVille on Wednesday, ~. VII, ,oe,
The Workers Bowling Club went to newborn IaSt
night and bowed the first Of series OF games WIN
,hee Auranio cub AZ the Arlington Alleys IN 81
General Matthew II. Ellis. Judge Adyocate-GeneFaI
on Inc staff of Commander in Chief LAWYER LOT
thirty wears resident Of lonkerS, has gone ~
PhiladelDhia 10 live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
HOROKEN.

Governor Werts yesterday appointed Mrs. Mar
tina b Stevens Mrs. Caroline b. Alexander. the
Rev George G. HOughtOn, James Smith, William
Keuffel, Thomas II. McCann David Rue and Ed
ward Russ all of Hoboken, 20 be trustees Of the
Industrial School Of that city. Owing 10 the nom
residence OF former trustees no meeting has been
held for more than year. The Governors appoint
ments were prompted by the fact that the Stevens
family recently offered 10 give $4,000 for free IL
brary building. providing the city would raise the
rest of the required and furnish proper accom-
modations for the Industrial School.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-The first squad OF men 10
be set to work farming quartcr-acre farms by the
Society for the improvement OF the Condition Of the
Poor OF this city reported for work yesterday In
Long Island city. where the first work is to be
begun They were instructed in the mysteries OF
preparing potatoes for planting.
The plan to be followed Is much Ike that OF Mayor
Pngree Of Detr pit The land thus FAR available has
been secured through William Steinway who In adj
dltion allowing the use OF some land belonging to
himself has induced owners OF Idle property In
Long Island city allow the OF the property
free OF rent The lands have all been unproductive
and have been mostly held for speculative purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
v,rrAprr BROOCH RECOVERED

Police Captain Martin. Of the Ihrteeh'h ire
c,rc, turned into headquarters yesterday crescent
-, .r hrooch valued at 500 The captain received
=, from an unknown writer. whose note said that II
had been found on April in Myrtle-av".' near
Tompklns Mrs. Mary Drisro.i. OF No. Sherlock
place accompanied by her little girl and her mother
urs Scannel called and claimed H. she sald thht
" r. rtrht she ost IL her husband scolled her and
vho w.nt out and took couple OF beers. ana
r., uras the last unti she turncl up AZ u
.'an,,'s housn I'm Park ave. Captain Martin believes
a. Dra,ou owns the pin, but he marvels that II
scnt him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
BAYONNF.

G. B-The Tribune. Wednesday morning last.
published in the second column OF the first page a
summary OF the result Of Tuesdays election in
BayOnne. giving the name OF the MayOr-elect and
the political complexion Of the Board OF Aldermen
and Board OF Education.
Diedrich II. CARDS. the Constable Hook liquor
dealer who was stabbed last Sunday forenoon by
his neXt-doOr neghbOr. Patrick Sheehan. in quar-
rel in the hallway Of the victims home. died yes
terday afternoon from the effects OF the knife
thrust. which penetrated his left lung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
Union HILL.

Joseph Brauns,ein. aged twenty-five. Of no. 12i
Kossuth-st.. Union Hill. committed suicide some
time Wednesday night in a piece Of woods at Wee
hawken The body was not found until yesterday.
The pistol with which he shot himself was found
by his side. lie came here from Germany four
years ago He had become despOndent in consequence
of a desire 10 return Germany which ne was
unable TO crafty He was unmarried His brother
is treasurer of the town Of Union Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
PATERSON.

The freshet in the Passaic River did not reach
damaging proportions yesterday but was high
enough to make the falls at Paterson a magnificent
spectacle and submerRe good deal Of West Side
Park and other lOw-lying lands The rainfall
Monday and Tuesday amounted TO go inches, a
precipitation for the period that has only been
exceeded four times within five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
THE BOAT CONTAINED THE BODY or MAN

An apparently empty mat was discovered In ia
maica Bay. Canarsie, yesterday morning. "A
short distance from the shore. Two men rowed out
IN II and were startled to find that IL contained
tho body of Lewis Likewise. Of No 1902 Schenck ave.
a kerosene peder. twenty-five years old. Beside the
body was an empty bottle. labelled "carboic acid,
and the dead mans burned lips told tale OF SELF
destruction. IIe hired the boat from Captain klser
at about I o'clock yesterday morning. No motive
IL fpr he nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
HOME NE VS..

IT., rnr,d rr,n Loca, Ner', shtch r'pr,''n" an ~
r,r,,on,y. IN N,tc York Cty that are rec'irn7 ne ""
s,o,br u,r, ~ me rnited hds n he1dqudr' At No.
Q, <nn,, N,,r York Cfu Al Information and doc"nfn'
for ~, ma be snto those htddquarte' ana mrv ''
n. b. d,,,Luted 10 all Un,nd Irrss neo'pdp"'H n"
e,tp aud tie Un.;ea Press Jor d's'e""a''0" 90"
country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12

ASTOR-General \. Il. Netteton. OF Nashils 'oii'
C,1ApE\DON-Ro ar-Admiral John II. Cpshur, |.
y FIFTH AVENU E-Senator Nelson W. Al
drich Of Rhode Island; Count Ninci, of italy ana
CONGRESSMAN Charles Daniels, of Buffalo. ME =
ROPOI,E-State Senator's Clarence LeNow ana
Henry J. Coggeshall. MURRAY HllL-Senator
Josepb Mulin of Watertown. and Charles H. fllch'
of rochester NORMANDIE-Senator David H..
Hill from Washington. WAlDO|F-hN-'ohEr
ma, Tom l. Johnson. OF Ohio. WINDSOR
Eishop Henry w Warren Of Colorado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
THE ORANGES

Miss Burbank's talk to-day at Mrs. Co,bys will be
on Leasing. Germany's Great Literary Critic"
Lessings drama. Nathan the Wise" will be con-
sidered ~
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Announcements

BRUMMEII,S fine Chocolates Bon bons and
Csramels. Large assortment OF Easter Eyes and Novel
ties our Uptown branch. corner 3lstst and broadway
Phillips Digestibe Cocoa
Is more delicious taste and than other
preparation OF cocoa chocolate. Easily digested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
.HAMMERSL0UGH BROS.

To the excellence OF our black goodS-Clay,
Worstcd,, Nicunas, etc.-we attribute, IN great
measure, the remarkable growth OF our retail
business. Getaways and Prince AlbertS here
in endless assortment-pile topping pile like
miniature black hills. Imported cloths, most
of them, and thoroughly well made
$40, $r,.5o and SIS, for cutaway coats
and vests More, il you care to pay more
bu, YOU needn't. You buy here OF a whole
sale house tha, offer, you your cholce-at re-
tall-tor very little money.
Suits, Trousers, Spring Overcoats, &c.
None better anywhere aren't made.
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