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ege on Tuesday at 40 p. m The objects OF the
meeting are adopt regulations for the govern
ment OF branch. elect board OF officers. and
to organize active work
Two hundred union butchers, members OF the
Butchers Union connected with the United He
brew Trades recently went on strike for a reduc-
ton OF the working day from sixteen TO twelve
hours. At the headquarters OF the strikers II was
said yesterday that 100 OF the bosses had agreed
to make the reduction asked for. and the men will
return to work tomorrow.
The LIST Battery. Captain Louis Wendell will be
inspected by the InspectorGeneral OF the State at
its armory No $40 West Forty-fourth-st. on FRI
day at p. m.
At the meeting OF the Society OF Amateur Pho
tographers No III West Thirty eighth-st. on Tues
day evening. J. n. Jennings. OF Philadelphia. will
deliver an illustrated lecture on photographng
lightning
The officers OF the Institute OF Accounts will be
installed on Wednesday evening at No. IA Madison
At the Church OF the Eternal Hope. Eighty-nrst-
st.. between Columbus and Amsterdam ayes. the
Rev. DR.. Edwin c. Boe3 the pastor. an illustrated
lecture on Japan and Her Present War" will be
given on Tuesday evening by the Rev Takeo Noya.
a native OF Japan and member OF one OF the
Oldest families OF that empire.
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OHIO SOUTHERN Observation-Disclosures

At a conference Of large holders OF Ohio Southern
hrs-mortgage bonds. held at the office OF Roston g.
Bass Nc. 20 Broad-st.. yesterday 1t was decided to
take steps for the protection OF the Of the
security holders. The lien of the bondholders has
been threatened by the possibility that receivers
certificates may be placed ahead OF the first mort
gage bonds. The company has just been placed In
the hands of a receiver, the State Court in Lima
Ohio. having appointed George w. Saul. The presl-
dent OF the company. The present Indebtedness OF
the company Is known 10 exceed 10000. and unless
some concerted action is taken Immediately by the
security holders there Will probably be an eort to
issue receivers certificates. which will take Irece-
dence over the first mortgage bonds. As result OF
the meeting the firm OF Rolston a. Bass was au-
thorzed to invite formally the cooperate OF Ohio
Southern bondhoders with a view TO ronceatra ting
ali interests to advise the OF the 'acs in
the case and prevent. II possible, the creation OF
receivers certificates.
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NEWARK.

The will Of John H. Ballantine, Of Newark was
admitted to probate yesterday. The estate. whicn
considerably exceeds 81 100000 and may reach $5Oo-
Oo IL left to executors In for the widow, and
at her death il Is to be divided among the four
children Mr. Balantine leaves 5000 to each OF the
following institutions: American Bible Society'
Board Of Foreign Missions. Reformed Church; New
ark orphan Asylum. Society for the Relief OF Re-
spectacle Aged Women. the Home for the Friend
less and Newark Female Charitable Society. 10
the widow Is bequeathed the house NO. 43 WASH
ington-st. and its contents: the country seat crown
dale at Bernardsville. and the horses. carriages
thousand dollars goes to each - three children. and
5000. with house at Washington Place ana Hal-
sey-st. 10 Herbert j.. son. The executors are
Jeanette, the widow; Robert F. Ballantipe, a
brother and Herbert J. and Robert ID. Ballantine.
In the suit of Edward Weston. the ELECTRICIAN
Railroad Company. t. recover damages for the re-
fusal Of the company to transport as personal pag-
gage a fishing rod and belonging TO him. Judge
Henry in the District Court, yesterday gave ver-
dict OF cents. . $780,, -
inspected at the troop armory yesterday by Colo
mel NJ T. Barrett. Of the Governors stan ihere
were sixty-four names the roll, Of whom three
were absent with cause a.. p.A,
The Rev. c. H. Garlick. pastor OF the bethany
congregation this week, said yesterday that ne
would appear In the pulpit to-day ana preach \
COMMITTEES waited upon Mr.. Garlick yesterday and
requested him not to attempt TO preach Il snail
nav no attention TO the action taken by these meet
ings." said Mr. Garlick afterward I am no pu-
~ifist and trust no violence will be used" The
nnsstor il a large, powerful man. the men OF the
CONGREGATION say he shall not preach. and, as he
"a determned to do so. the services OF the police
NAV be required to preserve order
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NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

TIE body Of John L. Atemus. who was drowned
At Jersey City q week ago. In the presence Of his
young wife. with whom he boating was re-
covered yesterday. II was removed TO the home
Of his brother. J.. TORI Altemus. in York-st
The May meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF the
Children's Home held on Thursday afternoon
ct the Fret National Bank. President Walker and
ten trustees were present. The treasurer's report
showed outstanding bills due and not paid and a
note At the First National Bank. making together
nearly 5000 and balance In the treasury OF $23S
Al the monthly meeting Of the Ladies' Board. he'd
at the house psrlor. on April e. committees were
up the 5000 and during the month OF April a joint
meeting OF both boards was held at Hasbroucks
end
Carl Lipman. Of No. 200 Broadway. Jersey City, is
lying in critical condition at the City Hospital In
consequence OF an assault made upon him by Anton
Phaw and Andrew Diehl. Of No. 60 DaIes-ave, with
biacktacks. They beat him until he unconscious
as he was going home at 10 o'clock Friday night.
He was rescued by Patrolman Scott. His assailants
were held without bail. There had been long
standing feud between the men,
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MOIrNT VERNON.

The women who compose the Friday Night Lit
erary Circle of Mount Vernon devised novel and
supremely entertaining programme to close the sea-
son on Friday evening at me home Of Mrs Joseph
g. Wood. 1t was decided that the husbands OF the
married members should read some humorous Sc
lection. II they failed. severe penalty was TO
be exacted. 1t was natural. therefore that the
benedicts who stand in Of their wives should
humby submit and the women had everything their
own way Many of the selections caused great
laughter; some of them were more OF the SIDE,
splitting nature than anything In 'Pecks Bad
Boy" To add to the interest OF the closing night
a number OF guests invited to witness the ex-
hibition OF men being obedient to their wives:
hence it was not only, literary gathering but
large hall a young mems mandolin. banjo and
guitar club added to the enjoyment Among the
many present were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s. Wood
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Page. the Misses MacMartin
the Misses Alice. Jane. and Esther Andrews. Miss
Sutherland. the Rev. and Mrs. " A Granger. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles II. Stecker. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Williams, Mrs Sarah Jeanneret. Mrs. Henry E.
Rhoades Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Denman. Mrs.
D. Y. Whitmore and Mrs Jacques ". Redway
Mrs. l.. E. Schneider gave house and lawn re-
ception at her home Fourth-st. and Tenth-ave,
Yesterday afternoon.
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NETWORK CITY.

Tho members OF the late Company f. Goth Regi-
ment. will meet at No. II Thrd-ave on TUESDAY
night to reorganize the company 40 az 10 reou'a
the old esth Regiment Every member Is requested
TO bring a recruit Of good character or as many
AZ he can. Captain Hugh Coleman signs the call.
The Rev. DR.. Newiand Maynard will deliver an
illustrated and historical lecture on SWITZERLAND
next Wednesday afternoon at Chckering Hail.
Fffth-ave and Eighteenth-st
The Berlin Pleasure Club to night at Maenner-
Choir Hail. No. 2o7 East Fifty sixth-st. VIII give
It's first entertainment and ball. TO be followed by
mock trial.
Professor d. H. Russell. OF Worcester. Mass. de-
uvered q lecture on 1.-The Worcester Method Of
Child Study" before the kindergarten Union OF
New-York and Vicinity. In the assembly-room OF
the United Charities Building. No. 100 East Twen-
ty-second-st, yesterday afternoon.
The hearing OF the charge OF extortion made by
Harry Phillips against Wales F. Severance was
adjourned by Justice Koch In the old Court OF
Special Sessions yesterday. The date OF the next
hearing was not decided upon as the lawyers Of
both sides did not know when they should be ready
to go on.
The regular spring schedule OF boats to Coney
Island in connection with the Sea Beach route
goes into effect to-day. the boats leaving White
hall-st. at ten minutes after each hour all day
Prepar tons are being made at the Island for
busy and prosperous season. number OF important
novelties being promised. among others the world
renowned Captain Paul Boyton who has trans
ferred from Chicago his water toboggan chute and
has rented from the Sea Beach Railway Company
a large tract OF land north of Surf-ave.. on which
he will give his performances.
The Museum OF Natural History Is open on week.
DAYS from to o'clock. On Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to 10 o'clock the public Is admitted
free On Sundays II Is open from to O'clock
Admission In charged on Mondays and Tuesdays.
The METROPOLITAN Museum OF Art is open free to
the public from 10 a. to sunset on Tuesdays.
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays: on Sunday
afternoons from o'clock TO sunset and on the
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays. On Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset copyistA
art students and members OF the Museum only are
admitted free; others have 10 pay an entrance fee
Of Is cents these two days
A meeting of the New-york branch OF the Ameri-
can Dialect Society Will b held 1t Columbia Col
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERs.

YONKERS.
The Peoples Savings Bank OF Yonkers has CHOSEN
Charles f. Gorton. president J. G. P. Holden ana
Halcyon Skinner vce-presidents; Frank E. Wneeier'
secretary George W. Cobb treasurer James r.
Sanders counsel: A. c. Benedict A. r. Hazaro'
r o. Harsthorn, Charles r. Culver. and james b.
OdelI Finance Committee; Richard L. Condon'
Robert H. Neville and Frank O. Harsthorn. Ex-
anining Committee: Richard L. Condor. Robert
H. Neville and Frank E. Wheeler, heai Hs'a'e
Committee. ,, -. 49,.
At the meeting OF the Yonkers Branch OF the
National Association OF Letter-Carriers this week
George Cunningham chosen delegate 10 me
National Convention which will meet In Philadei-
phia in September, and Walter W. Robinson was
expelled. r,, 49,,
At the meeting Of the Yonkers Board OF Fire COM
missioners on Friday night. Edwin Lyons; secre-
tary OF Avalanche Engine Company. which Is. IN
the Fourth Ward, appeared before the board ana
urged upon the Commissioners the necessity OF
having pipes laid In the principal street OF the
district the company is expected to cover as II mas
had dificulty several times OF late in putting out
free owing TO its inability to get water Chiei
Engineer Stahl reported that there had been nve
Ares since the board last met. involving loss OF
about 1900. A..
Captain Mangin yesterday fixed Wednesday as the
day for the annual spring inspection OF the Yonkers
police force 1t will be held at the O'Clock roll
call. . At, Ia. L..
week. against fifteen for the corresponding week
last year.
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eHJPPivG NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. MAY II. 1895.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. MAY II. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer L.sans DR. Mck IA, i LSyerpoCd Nay and
passengers Vernon ii Brown Co Arrived at the Bar
D.no 90 PAR An,w, ,gs AGr With
md.e 2io cabin o7s passengers to Forget;
o'sps @ :phssn; MAJ Nsp' ss Aes % and
sengers to Vernon il Brown * Co. Arrived the bar
Fairy M MsSrsn xs
d rassr 6s,%sss with
steamer La@pssss cToTsIk . Sslyes'Cn n May with
steamer tatania 'Ger Matzen. Boston for NewYork to
sssomer City OF New-Bedsord Bbber Fall River for
Bark India Ncr,. Jansen. Fadang 1872 days with mdse
to Hard Rand % vssse, 70 Punsh Edye Co.
breeze: partly cloudy. thick on shore. "'''
CLEARED
Steamer Benefsctor. Simmons. Philadelphia-w p Clyde
steamer carOees, 6r: , MsSKay 81 Kits. Dominica
Steamer Habana ,span). Emilio. Havana-J Ceballos
steamer Knckerbocker. Halsey. New-orleans-E g
Allen ~ ,,
steamer n f Dimock Coleman. Boston-H F pmoch
Steamer Mobile ,Br,. Layand. Iondon-New- York Ship.
ping Company. -
Steamer Seneca Havana and Mexican ports
steamer AI.cnoorn. Lewis Bal,Imors,H Foster
Steamer Yorktown Dole: Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion steamship Company.
steamer Guyandote, Walker, West Point and Newport
Nsws Ola Dominion steamship Company "'
steamer Cuba ,Nor) Bornholdt Gibara-Mones & ca
steamer Tallahassee, Askins. Savannah-R /, Waksr
steamer Nueces, Risk Key West and Galveston-C II
Mallory AZ Co. m, y, -.
Steamer Knuisfora 'pf'' r'ahH' fhiadelphia-W ID
Munson. o.,
Steamer Penagoo o"Nes Eastport, Me-John T.
Roberts
Steamer III so. Nuso"' Ne"'or'eans-John Van
Lizzie ffehoerso" "'hsts fhilAdelphta-John
G Roberts. -. =.
pchnond old Dominion Steamship Company ~
shin Theodore Fischer t0er). Harter f,ddsvaia
Sweden Theodore Ruger Co
Bark Eva Lynch Hr' Mobiles St John. B-J Par
ker g. Co.
SAILED
Steamer. La Normandie Fr). for Havrs, umbrt. ,Y3r
yerpoo Jason OBJ Port Antonio ana Knsston: persi:
lGer)' Hamburg Adirondack dr Kinsston ssvaniiis
etc: Albano ldsr). Hamburg; TslkA IDsl, sSvsunshi
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The Board Of Trustees will meet tomorrow even
ing.
The effect OF the Good Government clubs re-
monstrance against an unlimited number OF licenses
teinr granted nv the Excise Board has been that
six fquor-dealers are now without license
The Democratic County Committee has elected
lam W. Penheid. OF East Chester. vice chairman;
James Turner, OF Bedford. secretary. and William
McCourt OF Mount Vernon. treasurer.
Village Tax Collector John DEFINE has made his
during the last year Tho levy was S1.767 OF this
eunn re has collected In all 1857. The amount OF
&72s
Nj and Mrs Louis Cunningham, Of Chatterton
Hill have returned from a six months cruise
through Southern Europe and Egypt.
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The opening OF the Manhattan Beach Hotel a
month before the usual time was wise move. This
fact has already made Itself plain TO the managers
OF the popular resort. Preparations for a heavy and
profitable season have been made. the railroad
company has provided increased accommodat lions,
trains running more frequently and until later
hour than heretofore and the big gass-incosed
space OF the verandas furnishes a shelter from sud-
den summer showers. or an untmey touch OF
cool weather When the real hot weather rush to
the beach begins. the people who 40 down for the
arst time In the season will find the place almost
Transformed and more beautiful and attractive than
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PATERSON.

Prosecutor William b. Gourley. Of Passaic
County. gave out yesterday a warning to the man.
ayers OF the two professional baseball parks at
Lake View and Totowa. both outside the city
limits. that the paying OF baseball on Sunday was
illegal. and he proposed to collect evidence and lay
persisted in the violation. The announcement
caused CONSERVATION among the park lessees ana
games announced for to-day would be played and
the management would take their chances with me
Grand Jury. Sundays and holidays are the only
days when these grounds are used for baseball
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HOME NEWS.

n, United PrM Loea, Ns~s. mitch r'pre"nn all no
serspopers HevYork CITY fhd' are reee'r'ng me "
Xonbte n,rs OF the United Press has ia heddqudrrr at
W d <nnst Nw- York City Al Information and docn-
m,ns for public may sent to those headquarters ana
INV m then be ditribued TO all the United IRE" nev'-
papers In his city, and to the United RE" jo' a'em'"o
finn throughout the country
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II became known yesterday that the Commits
sioners OF Accounts had filed with the Mayor a
report which bore on the condition OF the public
buildings and In which the employees taken to
task for filth and untidiness in the buildings. Mayor
Strong said that the report had been received
some three weeks ago He said 1t had been made at
his Instance but that he not prepared to make
il public He might do so In the future. however.
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4 child RUN OYER AVID KILLED

Berde schiIiing. four years old. whose parents live
at No 1903 Havemeyer-st.. Brooklyn. was killed last
evening by being run over by mineral water wagon
owned and driven by Sooman Levison OF No. 2I3
Grand-st. The child was playing with a number OF
other children near her homo when she thought she
saw her father coming along Havemeyer-st.. return
ing from work Leaving her playmates she started
to run across Grand-st. to meet him. and was run
down by the wagon The wheels passed over her
head, killing her INSTANTLY. While che crowd was
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Richmond HIN tBr). Brown sailed from L1s.
steamer csylc sBI, NsSl from New-York April 50 ~
steamer Nss;Yors jami.on for x.w-york sailed tes
s,same, Croft .B,,; Robinson. from New-lork April
Steamer Colorado .!Br, Abbott from Nsw.YorS Aprs
N sse%sE Nav OBJ Wilton sailed fro" Hull :"
Steamer Potomac tBr, Leitch. from New-York April -
for Liverpool. passed Kinsale May II.
?. Steamer e., Msv manhanss s Duck from Nsw-York Apt
Steamer Werkendam Dutch. Baker from Rotterdam
for New-iork, passed Dover May II.
York May o.
Steamer vsnetia Ger, Won Bassewits from New-rcrt
April 70. arrived at Stetin May ..
Steamer Marengo tBr). Bingham sailed from Antwerp
for New-York May o.
Steamer La Gascogne ttr) Baudelon sailed frou
Hsvre for New-York May II
Steamer South Cambria tEsr) Iloyd from Sicily fug
N s,.,sss pass passed Gibraltar MAY IL ~
York. passed Gibraltar May TO-
Steamer San 0torgia utaO from New-York April ~,
arrived at Gibraltar May s. -
steamer kronprins Friedrich Wilhelm Ger, AhrenA
sailed from Naples for New-York May
Steamer Grecian Prince lBr,. Miller from New-Ycek
March IL. arrived At Rio Janeiro Nav 4
Steamer Egyptian Prince (Br), punbar from Nsw.yoS
April D. arrived At Rio Janeiro May Z.
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HOBOKEN.

Ernst Richard. principal OF the Hoboken Academy
= German school at Fifth-st. and WiI.ow-ave.' was
arrested yesterday for assaultins william ocnmio'
: sourteen.year-old pupil who alleges that Rich
ard struck him In the face - hard - 70 make his
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mouth bleed Principal Richard gave bail in 800
He says the boy was unruy and that the boy
father authorized him to infct punishment on the
lad Mr. Schmidt admits this. but says the punish
ment inflicted too severe.
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SUMMIT.

Miss Emily II. Burbank gave a talk on "Parsifar'
on Friday afternoon. at the home OF Miss Grace
Irs A. Douglas Brownie. Miss Burbank will lead
D class ir Summit In fhe fall
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The Lehman Co.
Louis and Herman Lehman,
General Managers

gathered about the father Of the child came along
and was Mortified to learn OF his chd's death.
Levison was locked up in the Fifth Precinct sta
ton.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
uIx1ATIrRE ALMANAC

Sunrise 40 Sunset 7o7 Moon rises II 20 Moons age IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
SANDY Hook 1915 Gov Island 1924 He'll Gate OPT
Z, HOOK iO:iTGov Island 1899 Hell Gate O:32
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Burgundia Gibraltar. April 29........... Fabre
Portia Jamaica. May 1.......Red Cross
TUESDAY. NAY H.
Newport. ........Colon. May Pacific Mall
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Noynadic Liverpool White tar...... ...... 200
IIessel Antwerp IAmport a. Holt. -. ........ 100
Saas Bremen n q LLOYD. ........... 600 a Q 20 a
Kansas City Bristol Bristol ........ ....... 400
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

Vessel For Line Mails close. Vessel sails
MONDAY MAY 49,
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