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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tn. Clyil Service Commission OF Brooklyn VIII
not recognize valid tie appointment o. any vet
.ran as such under the law ~ 1874 The Commits
sion holds that the law has been nullihed by the
provision OF the amended Constitution which places
all nppointments and promotions In the civil Ser
Vie. under connective regulation far as practi-
csbl. II Is said that one result OF this attitude
taken b. the Commission will b" the reinstatement
OF a number OF clerks who have been removed re-
Gently 10y Controller Palmer. The probability -
that these clerks viii enter the examinations ana
get on the eligible list thus compelling the Board
o, Audit to reappolnt them.
Iud.e Brown. OF the supreme Court. yesterday
assigned Charles j. Patterson. the lawyer. to de
fend John J. Vail the indicted cashier o. the com
mercial Bank Vail alleges that he Is prnnilrss.
NJ dat. has been set :or the trial.
The BOARD Of Supervisors has created the place
OF coal Inspector. at salary % 800 and put
Alfred J. Schoenberg I'm the place. Tn" once o'
st.uographer to the board has been abolished
lanes T. Council has been appointed clerk to the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Committee at a salary OF Sl25 a
n, ,nth Barnet Miller was appointed German In
t.r1reter I'm the Surrogates Court and John Jacob
son Scandinavian Interpreter In the Courts OF Rec
ord Lewis Perry was appointed Italian inter
preier In the County Courts.
Judge Benedict, in the United States District
,,our, Yesterday sentenced John CUTLER to pay "A
fine OF 500 for abstracting postal money order
for &, from a letter addressed to Neil Hansen, with
whom he boarded. and for cashing IT, Under the
code n Is said that CUTLER can take pauper's
oath after a service OF thirty days In Jail and have
the fine RENTED.
The Rev Howard VI. Dumbell OF Memphis, Tenn.
has accepted the election as rector OF -. Paurs
Church. at clinton and Carroll SITS. lie VIII take
charge on February II.
The funeral Of benjamin f. Adams was held In
Simpson Methodist Church. Clermont ana VIII
,ouobby ayes the Rev J. O. Wilson officiating
,,,rton Commandery No H. Knights Templar. or
which the dead man member. attended In
fuIl uniform and took part In the ritual He was
tho inventor OF the Adams refrgerating cars and
WAS also n thirty third-deSrec Mason.
william A. Brown. accountant. has reported to
Mayor Schieren that the total Indebtedness OF the
town OF Gravesend on May 3. 1894 the date OF an
noxat,on was 81 49, go exclusive OF ST. 3 q due the
county Treasurer for interest paid and bonds re-
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HELD on CHARGE OF kANSLA UGHTER

Patrick Brennan, twenty-seven years oId' n labor
cr living in West side lodging house. was held
bv Justice Ryan In the Yorkvile Police Court. yes
,erday morning without bail for examination on "A
charge OF manslaughtcr Sunday afternoon the
prisoner in the company OF Henry Malone. labor
er of No 70 Ansterdam-ave, made "A round OF the
Harlem saloons. Both men drank more than was
good for them and although fast friends. got into
a quarrel and Malone was Knocked out The
trouble occurred at One-hundred -and-sixth-st and
Amstcrdam-ave. An ambulance was called and
Malone was taken TO Roosevelt Hospital After re-
naming there all night. the man was discharged
and went &c his boarding house. He went
at once to his room. and Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock the landady called to gee
how he was and found him dead The police were
Informed. and Officer John Douglass OF the West
Forty -seventh-st. station. placed brennan under
arrest Justice Ryan held the prisoner as said be-
fore Brennan denies having assaulted Malone but
admits there was drunken fight between him and
the dead man on side and four strangers. He
indistinctly remembers seeing Sc me one strike Ma
hone. Justice Ryan in a measure censured the nos
ptal physician, for not properly diagnosing the case
The cause Of death Is believed to nave been
fra ured
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NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

The Nova Ceasarea Chapter Of the Daughters OF
the Revolution yesterday nominated Mrs. charles
Styker OF Trenton, Tor State Regent The mem
bership Of the chapter Is now over 100.
Surrogate Jackson yesterday filed In the orphans
Court the settlement OF the estate OF Elizabeth
PETTY the eccentric spnster. who was mys'eri-
ously murdered in her house, No. 30 Commerce-st.
in December 1899. The amount left OF the estate
Is 81 7S3 81
Henry and BENJAMIN Sanford until recently &C.
cupled a furnished room In the house OF MIS-. Is
Beaver No. AZ Mulberry-st TWO months ago they
fell behind in their rent. and when adinonshrd 10y
Mrs Beaver they showed her trunk In their
room and asked her 10 lit H. she tried to 10 50
aud found that IL was very heavy. SATISFIED tha'
she had security IN the contents OF Inc uuih IoI
arrears OF board. shr let thu rent run uhtl
amounted to $50 Last saturday she lcindhi"i
some money account. and the Shn'iorHs bo'
angry and left the house. They ana not return
ON Monday night Mrs. Brown called IN "a IsDli.t-
man and had the trunk opened. II was empty
There were large screws In the bottom thAi h"il
f. securely 10 the floor Mrs. Beaver YESTERDAY
applied TO the police for the arrest oi me SAM
fOrds .,, 49,, ,t..
Of The Golden S:ar met ~ 40 80 Hfoa1-Ht veg
t.r,Iav TO formulate laws for the order
In The courts yesterday Mrs. Martha Dewey VINO
sued the Consolidated Traction company Tor So'-
90 damages for injuries by falling INTO an eh'"F"-
ton got a verdict FOR Sl.9".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN

SUIT OVER THE BRIDGE CAISSONS AGAIN.
Mayor Schieren. James Howell. william y. DyK-
man, Albert g. Mcdonald and Cortandt H. DIXON
have been subpoenaed as Witnesses to appear be-
fore the present Grand Jury In the charges brought
by Mr. Eccles n Philadelphia lawyer. against
Stephen V. White and ex-Judge Jasper w. Gilbert
In connection with their relations as commissioners
with the Dubois estate. The last Grand Jury ex-
onera ted Messrs White and Gilbert. but Mr. Eccies
petitioned the Grand Jury for a recommitment OF
the charges and on the motion OF District Attorney
Ridgway Judge Moore OF the Court OF Sessions. or
dered the recommitment Messrs. White and Gil
bert and Sheriff Clancy. now dead, were appointed
q commission to investigate the claims OF the Du-
bo,s estate In Its suit for 10000 against the cities
of New York and Brooklyn for an alleged infringe
ment OF the Dubois patent OF bridge cassons
which were used In the building OF the Brooklyn
Hridge Mr. Ecces alleges the commissioners
swore falsely In order to get larger referee \ fees
than they were entitled to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

One or the greenhouses OF the Ammackassin
Nursery in North Broadway, Yonkers. near the
Tden estate, destroyed by fire Monday night
entailing loss Of 50 800. The property Is owned
bN the estate of John X. Myers and is occupied
by the florist Ambrose Atwell. The origin OF the
fire is unknown. There was no stove In the build
ing. 1t being the cold rose house and 1t Is feared
that incendiaries are again at work IN the hor'h-
part OF the city.
The annual dinner which follows at the close OF
the Palisade Boat Clubs annual bowling tourna-
ment was held Monday evening at Mouitrie -
Charles Philip Easton. president OF the cub' pre-
sided and acted as oastmaser Ioasts were e RE
A. Oliver William W. Scrugham. Frederick w.
Ritter Charles p Marsden r. S capn Sam nnG
Ernest Newman enlvened the evening by playing
several times on the guitar and banjo,
day night William II. Doty was appointed a water
commlssioner to All the yas cane caused by the
was for nearly twenty years city clerk and at
present holds the place OF president OF the FRS,
An entertainment of seven tableaus representing
Jean IngeIow's poem, the song OF seven: wsre
Christian Association last night under the auspices
of the Women's Auxiliary Those who too, took part
Syner. Mrs Sinclair Toucey. Ray smalley. Mar
jore Holden. Stanley Thomas. Miss Sowden. Mrs
EoSIg orr HaRf r 4 cde Ea~n Miss
Miss Crane. Miss Pagan. Mrs Ranelle Cobb Will
tableaus there instrumental music by Charles
Eylers, Harvey Slade. Miss Bayer. MISS Matthews
and Miss Nellie Thomas and solos by Miss Laura
The, Rev, c. b. Warren. Of Paving has re;
sssd fa rSm the hcb S S o @ to
coed the Rev. 5. Parkes-Cadman. who leaves the
Frank b. Valentine and Miss Gertrude smmllen
were married last night by the f hev Iohn Reid
short wedding trip they Will live at No e. War
burton-ave
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upS. JENNIE b. GOULDS VAGL RES.

Mrs Jennie Brcher Gould. sister OF Alfred T.
Rrcher the artist, taken before Justice Simms
in the Jefferson Market Court yesterday afternoon
and committed the care OF the commissioners
az Charities ard Correction to have her sanity in
oured into. Mrs. Gould came TO this city from
Boston on Friday OF last week, where she has been
staying with her brother-in-law. Judge Richards,
OF the Massachusetts, Supreme Court She has
been acting strangely for some time. Yesterday
she went TO the Morton House and said she wished
to be shown her room. The clerk told her tina;
she had no room at the hotel
IAN right" said Mrs. Gould with laugh. I'll
buy the hotel
Then she wandered across the street To "a notion
store, and asked the clerk II she could buy out
the store The clerk frightened and called In
Policeman Conran, OF the Mercer-st. station, who
PLACED the woman under arrest. She taken
around to her brothers. studio, at No. 2 West
Fourteenth-st.. and thence TO the Jefferson Market
Court. In court the woman acted In perfectly
rational manner. but her talk was hlghty
She said that the reason she wanted TO buy no
much was because she had just got position In
Boston that was paying her $40 week. and
she was living with her sister she had all that
money TO spend.
You'd feel rich yourself. wouldn't you, Judge.
II you had so every week to spend you wished?'
Mrs. Gould said that ahe was perfectly willing to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
BISHOP M'DoNNELL's VISIT TO ROME

There liz grave uneasiness among the supporters
OF DR. McGlynn over the visit OF Bishop Mcdonnell
10 Rome at this particular moment III the d.
vision OF the archdiocese IL approaching. he viii
use his Influence to hurry IL In order 10 cut OFT
forever from New-York the McClynn faction. whose
existence Is thought TO mean continuous trouble
FOR the Bishop 1t is openly said among the friends
Of Bishop Mcdonnell that he Will be the next
Archbishop OF New-York. II Df. Corrigan should
al any time desire to have coadlutor' MS o""
choice would be the prelate whom he placed In
Erooklyn and IL would b. seconded Dy me acute
Hlshop OF Rochester. Against this possibility not
only IN. Nctilynnites but the older priests OF the
diocese are their guard Or. VI Donnell -
f,Vori,e In Rome. whore he was educated lie mas
sfudlouslv avoided giving offence to the Delegate.
III, il m. friend OF many Cardinals. and h- VIII
not eav. Rome without having increased ms
chansrs for New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
DEArH OF ANNA COOK SMILE.

Anna Cook Smillie, daughter OF the late Edward
Cook and Catherine Ireland Cook, and wife OF the
artist lanes d. Sme, died at her home, No ITO
East Tbirty-elghth-st.. on Sunday afternoon. In
connection with the late Abby Hopper Gibbons she
was one OF the founders OF the New-York Diet
Kitchen Association was its treasurer Tor many
Sbe vas much interested In the Metropontan Mu-
scum of Art presenting TO II its hrst vs9ane ro'
name ss Diver She was influential and prac c
Yorker in the New-York League Of Unitarian OH,
~ IA an active member of the Wednesday AFTER
noon Club She had the clear and Judlclai m,mu.
the quick sensibty the wide and generous ''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
TIE POLICEMAN SEVERELY cEySURHD.

officer Mahony had two prisoners IN the York
VILE Police Court yesterday morning. charged with
RECKLESS driving" The real nature OF the offence
consisted in the reckless driving OF Third-ave cable
cars. The prisoners William Baliou. OF No Ill
East One-hundred and thirty -nrst-st., and Meyer
Potts OF No III Ludlow-st. Both men are grpmen
Shortly after o'clock. Bailous knocked down
Frederick Kolp. OF No 40S West Thirty -eghth-st.
between Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth sts Kolp
was removed TO Bellevue Hospital with several pain
full injuries about the body During the morning
noon. Potts's car struck John Miller. OF No.
los West Thrty-e!ghth-st.. inhcting dangerous In
ternal injuries. Miller was also removed to Belle
vue
The arrest In both made by Mahony.
and instead OF pursuing the usual custom OF riding
to the streecar headquarters before arresting the
grpmen. he took them into custody At the scene OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
SLASHER or WONEN'S CLOTHES.

The police have been directed 10 make every pos
sible effort to arrest a man who lately has been
cutting tire garments of well-dressed women In
crowds at the entrances to theatres. From in
formation already obtained. II would appear that
the man uses an extremely sharp knife, and he has
ruined the cloaks and skirts of several women
without having been caught in the act. One VIC
tim OF his crazy methods has written The Trb-
the following account OF her experience:
As / was leaving the theatre Saturday after
noon my coat was cut and slashed In number OF
p.aces that side OF 1t was entirely ruined
Although i did not know at the time that
q victim. my attention was attracted to a man
about forty-fiye years old. OF good height and
eolidly built. who had ford complexion and q
brown mustache. He appeared to be manipulating
something under cape-covered overcoat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
ONE or 1.-THE HE'LL DAISIES"

Patrick Walsh. thirteen years old. OF No. ~
West Seventeenth-st. taken before justice
Smms In the jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday morning and remauded. The boy is charged
with stealing a gold watch and chain from Phip
Cowe Of No. 257 Tenth-ave. last Saturday nish''
while the latter under the influence OF liquor.
The lad belongs to gang OF young toughs known
as " the He'll daisies. lie arrested last night
in the gallery of the Grand Opera House. AS SOON
as the boy got on the street he made an atteMps
10 escape and drew a knife on the policeman; WIZ NV
slapped him in the face Walsh says ina, ne ne, - he
toughest boy In the precinct. and that "hen ~
gets to be a man he is going 10 xiii copper
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-General Tsrm-Recess -
Supreme Chambers-Before Van Brunt. r j.,
Court opens at 10 30 a. Motion calendar called at ii
supreme Court-specal Term-Part before Beck
man Case on. No. 1853. Steinway VS. Stenway &
No day calendar. a. i.
supreme courtSpecia Term-Part Ii-Adjourned FOR the
A.. ~, ,..
J court pens 1890 a > -- -.
circuit Court-Part Before Patterson J-causes 70
he sent from Part III for trial. Case unhnished !,
Circuit out-Fart II-B.fore Barrett. causes TO be
sent from Part IL tor trial. clear ~. ,.cs
.,7 aa,e s7to 70 ta.7 1895 SEQ 5ssa '22 "a77
2i7, 2525. 1905. 3oso :l6 Clear c,u.ss "a
Circuit Court-Part IV-Before Andre"s' '-Naus'S ~
b. sent from Part for trial. Clear. q, -,
superior Ccurt-Specia Term-Before Dugro. J-oou''
opens at 10 a. m. Motions. , D., ,A EARN,
sun.rior Court-Genera T,rm-AdIourned Tor the term
superior Cour,-Trial T,rm-Parts and ll-Ad]ourne'
sup.rior Court-Trla Term-Part III-Before McAdan
J Nos 1913 sit g3i. 9I2. sss Clear ,, y,
o2I viii Of Thomas Hartman. at 10 A. m no. loit
vii OF samuel Busch. TO- a. m wills ior prooa.e
George r Meyer. Hannah II. C1vii. Charles r. SeSot
William r. Goding Julius somnon; s,,h.,h N,mphvs
Franz Preuss Maria A. Philips. at p m;,. .
aurrpRate's Court-Trial TermBetore fitIgersid p
Case on. No es2 will Of Sarah A. Day at 10 80 a. m
Common Pleas-Special lerm-beiore D"'' - o. ''
opena a 20 a. Motions A.. ..-r,
Common pleas-G~neral Term-Adjourned Tor the teni'
Common Pleas-Tria Terrn-Psrt .Bstore a.
e3s. ls3 LAG i2li i2 Dos io 20. % o. '
Sommon Pless-rria Term-Partr n and lll-Adjourned
4 the >,.c..,,v
otsns "A 10 "A. Motions
City court General Tum-Adlourned SINE ar ~, A,
Ci,yy court-Trisl Tcrn-Pars l. ii. III and lV-Ad-
81 OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
TIE JANUARY GRAND JURY DISCHARGED

The regular January Grand jury was discharged
Yesterday In Part | of General Sessions. Colonei
Fellows complmented the jury on It's work. which,
he said. practically up to date. and he recon-
mended that its request that be discharged shouo
be granted Recorder Goff discharged the JURY
and in his turn. compmented the jury, when has
considered 40 cases, in AS Of which Indictments
were found.
A big batch OF indictments was handed up yes
teriay Among them Wee two for forgery against
Harry b. Beecher, in the first degree ana ono
In the third There also two indictments Tor
forgery In the second degree against Vincent X.
Schenck They members OF the hrm OF
Beecher, Schcnck \ Co.. general managers for the
American Casually and Insurance Company Of
Baltimore which failed for some 100000. William
r. Midgeley has been indicted in the same case, ana
il In the Tombs. and John W. Taylor mas peen
indicted and Is in Mexico
Mrs. Augusta Thurow the Lexow witness u ~no
went 10 Europe. had talk with Colonel Fellows
at the Dstrlct-Attorney' office yesterday: Inc
Colonel admitted that he had sent for her. but de-
clined why.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
PAPER XAyUrA CrrRERs TO DIVE.

ABOUT 30 manufacturers OF paper in the United
States will assemble to-day at Delmoncos. where
they will have a business meeting at II a m and a
dinner at 7:3O .. m. They have had previous meet
ings In Boston and Saratoga In the summer time.
but they nov meet for the nrst time In this
city The association OF paper manufacturers rep
resentS a great many men ana an enormous
amount OF capital. Among the men who have been
invited TO make speeches at the dinner this evening
are Mayor Strong. Chauncey VI. Depew, Warner
Miller Isaac II. Bromley. n. w. Cannon, Dr. Hub
hsrd. W. g. Bryant and J. Seaver PAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
MACKENZIE SUIT SETTLED.

Through aor lawyer in the Supreme Court yes
terdav Mrs Alice MackenZi" withdrew her suit
FOR separation from her husband Thu ali"g itions
%, cruel and lnhuman treatment have beer with
drawn and husband and wife are living together
araiu Mackenzie her complaint was
iil-,dvisei The IN -banI IS prominently connected
with steamship inc- 10 NrN-Nork. and ~ wealthy
He and his wife I've In a handsome house at No.
!.
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HOSIERY SALE.

Beginning this morning, we shall
have on our Retail Counters, two
large lots of Ladies' Black Cotton
Hose, at % cents and 40 cents
per pair; good value for 40 cents
and 60 cents.
One lot of Black Lisle Thread
Hose, plain and ribbed, at 30
cents per pair: worth 80 cents.
Also, a large lot of Mems In
grain Black Cotton Half Hose, at
30 cents per pair; worth 40 cents.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.

REFEREES AffOINlED.
Supreme Court.
by Van Brunt. 7. J.
Smith va Cornwall q casss)-John A Foley
Jacobson Va Smh-u1iam l.. Findley.
lynch VS. plckson-Wllam l.. Findlej.
I.hu Kress Brewing Co. vs. Baur-Delshs u lawn.
by Patterson. J.
Matter OF piaway-Petsr Is. oney.
ny Beach. J.
Henry vs. Wa,ers-John croak.
BY Beekmsn. J.
Albro vs. Blume-william l.. Turner.
Common Pleas.
by DAILY. c.
stern " Witschen-Charles l.. Guy.
Mund.l bauu Schwarz-kichard VI. Henry.
Superior Court.
BY Dugro. J.
Frankie VS. Franko-Georgc NJ Van Ho-sen.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Ry Van Brurt. =. J.
Guillaum- Rensens Cross Creek Mining Co.-Henry j.
Lamarche.
Con Pleas
DAILY, &. j.
Union Savings Bank ~. Sarah Go"dman-H F. Luppold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
4 pREsBrrER1Ay MINISTER'S BEQrEsrs

The will Of the Rev. Walter H. Long and three
codicils dated August 30 1876; October 30, 1885, No
vember 26. 1858. and May 80 1894, were filed yes
terday In the Surrogate's office The testa,or died
on January 3 at No. Il5 West Forty-ninth-st. and
leaves personal property OF the value Of $4,000 The
testator leaves all his property 10 his children and
relatives. with the exception Of 1900 10 the Anerl-
can Bible Society and 500 10 be divided among the
Board OF Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian
Church the Board OF Home Missions Of the Pres
byterian Church and the Board OF Missions for
Freedmen OF the General Assembly or the Presby
teria Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
FIFTY YEARS or SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS

The fftieth annual statement Of the Mutual Bene-
fit Life Insurance Company. OF Newark, OF which
Amzi Dodd is president shows the company TO be
IN a iourishing condition. The total receipts Tor
1894 were $40 35s7 50: balance on January l. 1888.
x374s 2a g. and surplus. S469l4s %. The companys
cora far the dftv wears OF it's existence shows such
low expenses large dividends ample surplus ana
successful management should recommend IL 10
nuhlic confdence The present statement Is re-
HE as rounding out the half-century OF
the companys career, and can hardly be excelled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
STEAMER PHOENTCIA HERE.

The steamer Phoenica, which arrived here yes
terday from Hamburg. Is the fourth Of the nve new
steamers OF the line to DO put In commission. The
Phoenica Is a twin-screw steamer $50 feet long and
SO feet beam. She Is designed principally for the
steerage traffic and for freight. She has accommo-
dations for 800 steerage passengers As In the first
ca bin and so In the second cabin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Poultry SHOW Madison Square Garden
Tenement house mass meeting. Cooper Union
p. m. 49,
Lyceum. evening.
Park and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings
Miss Kathryn Leavitt Bssells lecture, Art Asso-
citation Galleries Brooklyn. p. m.
Paper Manufacturers Association dinner, Del
monicos. 7:3o p. m
President Gunton's lecture NO "a Union square,
D. m
Augustus NJ Fowler before MONDAY prayer-meet-
ing No. ll3 Fultonst.
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MOUNT VERNON.

The Church OF the Ascension Is to have a benefit
on Monday evening next when Byron's comedy.
Not Such a Fool lie Looks" will be given In
the Opera House by home talent Among those
who will take part are J. Alva Jenkins. ar Sir
Simon Simple Edwin W. Jones, as the money
lender d. W. I.apham IT,, the messenger; Miss
s Taylor az Felicia, and Miss Alice Is. Neander.
as Mrs Merton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
Jersey CITY.

When Michael Mosiropietro. manager o' me
broken Banca Lombard a. Jersey 'Iiy. "as CON
,,.,.d a, fraud last week II vas discovered That
ne hai conveyed a house and lot which he ""h"l q"
Vlnc.nz1 Paango. his son-in-law: Vice 'hancr.o,
pItn.v sci the sale aside fraudulent anu P",''
~. rrouer,y among the bank asses. Yesterday
palsnpn was arrested on a charge ~ consriiars.
liz VA. placed under 800 ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
RUTHERFORD

The expected resignation OF Mayor Shaier d'1 ho'
come before the Borough Council at MONDAY nisht
meeting many citizens OF both parties having "rsri
him 10 serve oui his term Mr. Shaier Vas re-
elected by an Increased majority on the i'cppl an
a ca ndldate for the Office again.