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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-14

ALAMEDA, CAL, Nov. 13.-The mys-
terry connected with the fire ct the resi-
dence of ID. E. Dunn. 1896 Charles street
has been cleared. Dunn is not in his right
mind, and he lit the fire himself. He was
sent TO the Stockton Asylum TODAY bv
Judge Frick. Dunn thinks his only hone
of salvation is to burn himself alive.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
LUTHERAN SYNOD ELECTS DELEGATES

There was a large attendance Of delegates ana
other churchmen at the last business meeting OF
the twenty-nfth annual session of the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod OF New-York and New wJcrsey.
which took place yesterday morning at st. Johns
Evangelical Lutheran Church, In Christopher-st
The session which began last Tuesday evening and
will como to an end with the conservation Of four
young men to the ministry through the rite OF or
dination this evening. has been one OF the most
successful In the history OF the Synod.
The following delegates to the General synod.
which meets June .. 1881. at Mansfield. Ohio.
we're elected: Cercal--The Rev. DIR. J. Il. Remen-
snyder president OF the Synod and pastor Of St.
James's Church. Of this city; the Rev J. Zimmer-
man, Of Syracuse; the Rev. w T. Grlmmisch. OF
Buffalo the Rev. J. =. Krechting. OF New German
town. n. j.; the Rev. w. T.. Traver, of Viewmonte,
~ W the Rev. II. Kessler. Of Oswego: lay-John
c. c. Taddiken. l.. f. Eiert. Frederick T. Huber
and Frederick II. Wefer. of this city; Charles A.
Schieren OF Brooklyn. and William III. Kaufman,
Republican nominee for Mayor Of Amsterdam.
n. Y.
The Synods constitution was amended so as to
permit the dropping from the rolls OF any clergy
man absenting himself from three successive an
nlal sessions OF the Synod without explanation.
Another amendment adopted was that restoring
the order OF hcensure. the system that allows a
candidate for the ministry to be licensed to preach
on trial before ordination.
This morning Communion services Will be held
at ST. Johns Church. and the Rev. Drs. A. Hitler
and II. s. Dattan will preach. At the ordination
service In the evening the Rev. DR.. Remensnyder
will preach
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
fRVINCTON.

Portions OF Broadway from here TO Tarrytown
have received fine coatngs Of buestone. In Tarry-
town the road is swept twice day. and is as smooth
as asphalt.
Two tennis courts have been laid out on the prop
erty OF NJ. Chamberlain, In Broadway. The courts
viii he exclusively for the OF pupils Of Miss
Mary Bennett. - ,, 49,, -.
Bishop Satterlee, OF Washington. j. c. who was
seriously injured while coasting down n hill on
her bicycle in Barney Park. near the homo OF her
uncle A. p. Satterlee. was much improved yester-
,ay and the physicians In attendance now express
hopes OF her recovery. Captain Robert Catlin the
Young woman's father. when seen. said: we
now feel that Miss Catiin, with the aid OF her
physicans yesterday morning; for the first time,
examined the cut in the top of her head and found
that II penetrated to the bone. but as far as the
examination disclosed. there was no ndentation OF
the skull that could cause pressure on the BRAIN
Although still unconscious Miss Catlins tenspera-
ture Is normal
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
A BRITISH WALL BAG MISSING.

IT Is THOUGHT TO HAVE FALLEN FROM THE
WAGON CARRYING IT TO TIE PosroFFicE
A bag OF mail from the Office OF tho British Con
sulate In Statc-st. lost or stolen from Inc
wagon Of Angus, Gammeln. OF No. u whitehall
st., while on It's way TO tho Fostof'ce about .
o'clock on Friday evening. Gammcln has carried
tho mail OF the Consulate for number OF year
and has grown old IN the service. lie took The
bac from the Consulate. No e Statc-st.. between
3 and o'clock The clerk In charge Of the con
sulate said that ne told Gammclin 10 20 10 the
Posto;iice FIRST and then take another package
to the Cunard pier GammeNn. however. went
TO the pier first, and his way from there 10
tho poeiOflice lost the hHg He thinks II Wa lost
bet tween Chambers-si. and broadway and Maii-si
He was much concerned over the loss OF IN" bag,
which II said. contained much important man
matter. .
Al the Office cf the Consulate. however. II was
said Yesterday that the bag contained nothing
but empty pouches 10 be sent 10 the London post
office IT IL not believed that the bag WAS stolen.
IL Is thought have been jolted out OF the wagon
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
TIE THIRD-AVE. BRIDGE APPROACHES

CHANGES IN THE PLANS ASKED FOR By THE
NORTH SIDE BOARD OF TRADE.
Tho Committee on Bridges Of the North side Board
OF Trade. OF which William H. Beal is chairman.
gave a publ.c hearing on Friday evening pro-
posed changes In the approaches 10 The new Third
ave. bridge across the Harlem River The chief en-
gneer Ioult A. Rjsse. OF the Dcpa7tTen. of street
improvements. exhibited several large maps and
diagrams showing the southerly approach now In
course OF construction and the change demanded by
the North Side Board Of Trade. Mr. Beal explained
the present plan which provides for approaches
one extending westwardly 10 Lexlngton-ave. and
the other eastwardly point In one -hundred-and-
twenty-ninth-st midway between Second and Third
ayes There IS direct approach from Thrd-avc.
These approaches only 80 feet wide. and he said
are entirely inadequate to the present traffic across
the Harlem at this point. They not provided
with sidewalks. pedestrians having TO climb up and
down q flight OF steps and under an archway to get
to and from the bridge.
The easterly approach is particularly objectona-
bic the speaker asserted. because II lands In an
unimportant side street. which Is ovcrshadOwcd by
the elevated structure which covers not only the
street but the entire southcrly block. Mr.. Kissc :
plan provides for the widening Of the westerly side
st TO the Harlem River. making direct approach
from Third-ave. This Will not interfere with the
elevated structure. but will make necessary the re-
mOval OF a portion OF the Mount Morris hotcl ana
the Third Avenue Gable COmpanys station.
President James l.. Wells spoke in favor of Mr..
Rises plan, az did also Albert T.. Davis. who said
mel a crime against natural laws j. Homer
lIildycth offered resolutions demanding "A change
approach by way OF Third-ave and for an additional
approach the North Side by way of me southern
boulevard. a committee Will walt upon the COM
missioner of Public Works and endeavor to secure
NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
WHITE PLAINS.

The managers Of the White Plains and Eimsiord
Electric Railway Company announced that all
difficulties In the way Of speedy extension of
their line to Tarrytown have been removed oo'n
in the town Of Greenburg and in the village OF
Tarrytown The company expects TO break ground
for the extension Of their tracks next week. begin
ming operations at Elmsford and working west
toward Tarrytown. -. .,.
Judge Dykman in the Supreme Court yesterday
made decision in the contest between me ne, can
didates Of the Republican wings of the Id AS
sembly District for Assembly as 10 which OF their
names should be placed on the official Republican
ballot. The contestants were Joseph e. Ennis ana
Tichard S. Emmett The Judge decided that
Joseph f. Ennis's name should be printed on the
ballot lie is the nominee of the Republicans In
the district named. known as the Judge Robert.
MY conclusion Is that the committee appointed
bv the convention held In Masonic Hall was the
regular and legitimate district committee; that
the convention called by that committee was regu-
lar and that the nomination OF Mr.. Ennis was
recuar and the certificate Of his nomination is
LAWFUL and he is the lawful candidate for mem
Der Of Assembly. The action OF the County Clerk
must therefore be reversed
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
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PEEKSKILL.

Memorial services were held at the First Presby-
terian Church in honor Of Edward Wells on
Wednesday evening. He was an elder In the church.
Each Of the surviving elders spoke.
The Peeksk Branch OF the Needlework Guild
of America has elected the following officers for
the wear: President Emma |. Hudson: vicc-presl-
dents Miss Kellogg. Mrs. Perley H. Mason, Miss
Cornell and Mrs. Amos Gallagner; seGret"{. AT ~
William Carhart: treasurer. Mrs. Milton JORDAN
In the last year 573 garments were distributed as
follows Peekskil Hospital. 300; Dorcas Society,
Peekskill. 1885, Mission, Peekskill; ~; Temporary
Home White Plains, 80; Hospital for Ruptured ana
Crippled Children. in New-York City, 81 -
The Field Library has chosen the following oi'l-
GERS for the year President. {. y. Pugsley; vice
president Edward G. Hasey treasurer; Robert s.
Allen: secretary Dudley Cook Hasbrouck auditors'
Robcr, McCord. Jacob NJ Shipley and Sanford Il.
Knapp 49,, ,,.o..o coo,o,,
this week the following officers were elected for
the wear: President Miss Sonora Anderson: vice
presidents. Mrs. Henry T; Feck and Mrs Ada
Clark: secretary Mrs. Euclid Anderson; treasurer
Miss Abbey Seymour: Executive Committee. Miss
Fannie Currey. Miss Emma Wygant. Mrs. IDA II;
Smyth Miss Catherine T.. Harrison, Mrs: Howard
II. Pugsley The first morning musical OF the sea-
son was held at the Conservatory or Music. IN
Main-st Yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
TARRYTOWN.

At the annual meeting Of the Epwor'h League OF
tho Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church the fol-
lowing officers were elected President. John Hend-
lev Barnhart: chairman OF Committee on Christian
Work. W. H. Leonard; chairman Mercy and Help
Committee Miss II. Elizabeth Embree; chairman
Literary Committee, Miss a. l.. Coley. chairman
Social Committee, Charles T.. Carleton: secretary
Miss T. l.. Clark treasurer. William L. Sackett
George L. Johnson. assistant postmaster at North
TarryiOwn is in Pittsburg, PENN attending the
National Convention OF the Brotherhood OF ST. An
drew as a delegate from this place.
The Rev Frank W. Blessing, pastor OF the Pres
byteran (Shcpard MemoriaD Church OF Scar
borough. will preach the sermon IN the Old Dutch
Church OF Sleepy Hollow this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock This IS a half-hour earlier than usual.
Christ Church is being repaired
The Ladies Aid Society will give n reception and
sociable at ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
parsonage on Thursday evening. The society VIII
give a musical and literary programme, after which
refreshments will be served. The Rev. Mr.. Clark
and Mrs Clark will have as guests on that even
ing the Rev. Dr. Osborn. Presiding Elder. and Mrs.
Osborn
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The registry in this city Friday and yesterday
was large on the former day 2,25 persons per-
formed that important duty. When the inspectors
closed their books at O'Clock last night they had
over 900 names enrolled. This registration far
exceedS any previous four days of registration in
this city.
A call has been Issued for a meeting 10 be heid
ON Tuesday evening at Wiggins's Hall for the pur-
pose of organizing Mckinley and Hobart cam
paien club 1t is 10 be called the Business Men
Sound Money Club. and it will take part IN the
great demonstration 10 be held in the city on Oc-
iober 90 when of the largest pafades Oh ''e
The Vincent Chauauqua Circle met on 1,riday
night al the home of s. G. Van Tasseii at No lo
TIE roSh s%Sff's OF the French Ma
;,n, and "History of Greek Civilization The
Rev. II. Baragwanath OF the Ceh'ra' Ne'"o''S'
Team No i Of the Veteran National Guards %
men iost a game TO team No. OF the 4th sep
arate Company nj the alleys in the arnlory n Oh on
w F. Bell rolled PIG. the highest score mace ms
season on the alleys. The game was the third III
the series and is the first tne veterans of The
young mems Bible class OF the Westminster irHs. Is
byterian Church, was given Friday night az tne
parlors of the Young Mems Christian Association
The Kings Messenger Circle of the Warburton
Eight In the lecture-room. Those who took part
were Harvey Slade, William G. Greene; MISS Sarah
F. Clark Edward r. Chamberlain, vivian Ionp
tins Miss Florence Sears. Miss Carpenter. Miss
rompkins Walter Carpenter and b. u. Carpeh-
The ~ case OF the Board Of Health against Claud
tric railroad for alleged violation OF resolution
~ the Health Board directing the company 10
calied Yesterday and adjourned till Monday morn
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
SUES FOR RECOGNITION AS 4 WIFE.

Helena A. Sebcl who lives at Hudson-ave. and
Bulls Ferry Road, Guttenburr. y. j.. has begun
proceedings in the Court Of Cha1cery. through her
lawyers Blair & Grouse. OF Jersey City. asains;
Justice OF the Peace Charles F. Ruh. wealthy real
estate dealer of Union Hill y. j.. 10 force him TO
recognize her as his wife and provide for her sup
port. The defendant denies that the woman Is his
wife or that there IS any truth In her story. Mr.
Ruh lives on Blu.n-st near New -York-ave. lie H.
Il well-known Democrat was once Mayor of this
town. and has served in the State Legislature. lie
is widower. he says. his wife having died several
years ago. - .
Miss Sebc formerly teacher In the North
Bergen public school She says that she became
Ruins wife nine years ago, and that she kept the
fact Of the ceremony from being made public at
Ruhs request.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
MOIrNT VERNON.

The Young Mems Christian Association has an
nounced the following programme OF entertain
ments for the winter: November .. tho Tyrolean
singers and Arthur Leon French; December H.
Hannibal A. Williams. Shakespearlan reciter jan
uary II, English Hand Bel! Ringers: FEBRUARY To-
Alexander Black In his new picture play, "A Capi-
tai Courtship' March Il. Yale Glee club. :,
The members OF Farnsworth POST G A. X, hau
q large attendance AT their camp fire on FRIDAY
night The entertainment had been arranged In
honor Of Comrade Richard Beddows. who was ioI-
mallv made the recipient Of the medal recently
awarded TO him by Congress for bravery at the
hattie OF Spottsylvania where he saved his reg-
ment's coors from possible capture. General James
4 O'Ryrne made the presentation speech
At the First Methodist Church this morning
Bishop j. G. Hartzee Missionary Bishop OF Alrict'
uIIl deliver an address Or. Buchtel. the new pas
tor Will preach In the evening
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 81.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF NEw-YoRK. sArrRpAy. OCT. Il. ,sa

PORT OF NEW-YoRK. SATURDAY. OCT. H. 1896
ARRIVED.
Steamer Boston city ,BD. Barclay. Bristol October
and swansea j. wiki mdse 10 Arkell Co. Arrived AT
the Bar at II 40 p IN. October 10
steamer Mannheim ,'icD. Ockemann. Rotterdam Octo-
her In ballast 10 Gust Hoye. Arrived al the Bar a,
II "a IN.
Steamer lstra Ausp. ieiech Trieste August o.
Smyrna september l3 and Gibraltar 80 with mdse 10
MacAndrews & Forbes. Arrived n the Bar at o . IN.
october 10. "
steamer Strathnevis (}r Pcttie Yokohama June 81
Hoso July !. Shanghai August l.. Foochow s. Annoy s.
Hong Kong II, singapore -, Colombo
said 20 and Asiers 70 with mdse to Carter Macy CO.
Arrived at the Bar at ! a " ~
steamer Ncw-iOIk. Garyin. Azua October O. Santa
Domingo :. Macorls o. Sanchez TO- Samana 10 PORTO
Plata H. Monte Christi IL and Turks Island 10 with
mdse and passengers to w Clyde 4 Co. Arrived at
the Bar at $40 "
Steamer Goodwin CBD. Kerr. sorahaya August 10
Paharoekan II. Joana L. Samarang H. Port Said Scptem
Der II. Algers - and 81 Michaels 80 via Delaware
bieakwater October H. With sugar to the American
sugar Refining Company; vessel to PIN Forwood N
Kelock Arrived the Bar at noon.
Steamer Dona Amelia U'orU. Jensen. Manaos October
and Para 3, with mdse and passenger Hagemeyer
Brunn. Arrived at the Bar at 7:45 p m.
Steamer Guyandotte Walker. Norfolk with mdse and
passengers TO Old Dominion b. Co.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
SING SING.

The Republicans OF this town had another big
meeting at Spring Street Hall on Friday evening
under the auspices OF the Osslning Republican Club
President Il. b. McAlpin presided. and speeches
were made by Walter Emerson Of Maine, who pre-
sented strong, clear argument for sound money
while Oscar Hofrstadt a New-York City business
man presented the ill-efYects of Democratic tariff
reform and the advantage OF the Mckinley tariff
law in practical way that was most effective. The
next public meeting Of the club will be held on Fri
day evening october 23.
General Ballington Booth Will visit the prison to-
day and address the inmates OF the institution In
the chapel at the morning services.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
MAMARONECK.

The subscriptions for the proposed new Meth
olet Episcopal parsonage now amount to $500. In
sAdition to the 5000 subscribed by Mr.. and Mrs
i,adford Rhodes the sum Of $3.50 has been given by
henry NJ. Flagler.
The old De Lancey burying- ground was visited
last week by vandals. who overturned and defaced
many Of its ancient headstones One stone, bear
Ing the date of 1897 was completely demolished.
The Volunteer Engine Company has presented a
petition to tho village trustees asking that an
ongins-house be erected Tor the accommodation Of
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
MRS PARNELL NAY NAME HER ASSATLANT

Bordentown. y. j.. oct. IA letter has been re-
ceivcd by Justice OF the Peace William c. Steele, of
this pace from Mrs. Emily Dickinson, a daughter
OF Mrs Della T. :. Parne. in which the Justice Is
Informed that II is the intention OF Mrs Parnell 10
return 10 this country Mrs. Parnell is now in Ire
land ard a short time wrote to the Justice tell
ing him that she knew who assaulted her
early In 1885, and intended TO make his public
Many believe that should she return 10 this place
she will tell who II that struck her down while
she WAS on her way 10 her home.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

steamer rawnee E2Snsoa wm,YsiSn ,s G oc,oSs'
To- sTaer %n "9se a@d pasrafed pad Ss'c oco
with n"ise to T Van sickle o.ao -, w,-. 49,,
east. N ldera,e breeze. cloudy
CLEARED
steamer II D,mock Bearse, Boston-H F D'moeA
steamer Alg lnquln. riatt JacksonylNe-W / Clyde
steamer Amaranth OBJ. Perle. Iiavre-Barber L Co
steamer Oh nturret ,.,r Webster, Shanghai-EdwGd
steamer Croatan. Mckee. wilmington and Georgsou
steamer Craft lf,r Robinson, Iei,h and Duniee-sn'
Steamer May BD. Grahl. Carthagena and BarransuIs
steamer orzaba, Downs, Havana and Mexican Dcr'-
steamer Tymphaca CBo. Munro. Nevpor, Sews-Jas
Steiner + W Bruno Lewis Bamore-H c Fos..
steamer werAendam Dutch. Roggeveen Ro''srdan-
Sieanr'r Hudson. Kemble New-orleans-E Ansa.
&c.--The Bush Company. Limited.
Steamer Kansas CITY Fisher. savannah-oeean sas'
steamer conemaush Henmann Huil1sarderats9
Steamer concho. RISK Key west ana Uaveston-SN
steamer I.,smore Br,. Gibson savannah-w W En-
steamer Goiisboro Swain. PhadelPhia-w cly%s
steamer yorktown. Dole. Norfolk and Newport New
steamer Old Dominion Glover Newpor, News and RID
nlond-Old Dominion 50 90. ,,.,.
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SAILED.
Steamers Umbris CBr, for Liverpool; schle;am pu.tsl
Amsterdam: scardia Gen. Hamburg Rotterdam 1puicel
pSoi. knchora tBn glasgow: Athos .Bp Klnss;e1
sayania etc: Orzsba Havana. etc; Wllo~iene ~
Plymouth ENGLAND. British King Orl Antwerp; Noas
1tir, London Iandais CITY ,}r Bristol: SchlesWg Gen
Inasul and Hayden ports state Of Texas. BrirsHien
N.n.,nslt o,ri sharpness. Beltisoe 'ISf, Balumo's
AlgonIuin Iao ksonyile Yorktown. Norfolk ant Ne~l'
News. Fl Mar. New Orleans; Falls 81 blacNnn p. ,Ss
I,-tnswick Ga. OLD Dominion. Newport News ana h0-
m,nd; Croatar. Wilmington ard Georgetown. nans' u
.rrv savannah. Hudson New-orleans: MannlHstfy ln
rarcst0n Kaiser Wilhelm II GER, Naples era Genos
Va,eta o;er, S,ettin Copenhagen, etci 'onems4s,
mn ,;lenturret ilsrl Shan gha. NNmphaea plr Nss
nom News; conoh, Key West and Galveston hlchn.ss
inn CSr. Cape Town; Neustria Nr. NaIseiss ""
Naples.
NOTICES TO MARINERS.
Cape Charles iight-Vessel
Notice is given that Cape Charles Lightvessel. NO
won't llrift during the gale october H. and Will not ~
replace! on station. on smith Island cape Cha'"
north side OF TO Chesapeake Bay, un so.s
necessary repars are made which will be completed a.
the Nessc. Will be returned % ner r'aue
st ~ Lihts an. Fog signals Atlantic and Gulf Coatn
1896" page So No. i76 and the List OF Beacons -
Buoys. Fifth Lighthouse District, 1898 page L.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
POCANTICO HILLS.

The third IN the series Of entertainments given by
the trustees Of the Lyceum, for the benefit OF that
institution will take place Friday evening. Octo-
Der 23 There Is great deal Of rivalry among the
trustees over these entertainments. The last one
took place the evening OF October !. under the
direction OF Miss Bessie Williams. Miss Williams
secured the best local talent obtainable and pro-
duced a novel entertainment called 'Salmagundi."
BY securing local talent Miss Williams saved good
deal but Trustee Frank Stewarts entertainment.
which will take place on Friday evening Will be
composed Of professional performers. probably tho
best seen In this place The musical pro-
gramme will DO feature.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
HARRISON.

The voters OF School District No s. Harrison and
I.yc have voted unanimously to purchase for $500
the Shel,on property and o: the Hal
stead property. to be used as a site for the new
school building recently given to the district by
John L. Parsons Mr.. Parsons has increased his
lffer OF $4,000 for the schoolhouse TO $1,000
y resolution OF thanks for his generosity was
adopted. Tie district has never had a school until
this year. when the trustees secured quarters for
loo pupils In the house Of the Fire Department. 1t
Is expected that the land will be cleared and the
foundation Of the building laid by spring. that II
Will be ready for occupancy at the beginning of the
pNxt school year
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
NEW-ROCHELLE.

nc North-st property-owners have appointed a
committee of three, Colonel Hennebergcr chair
nan. 10 raise funds to procure a survey Of North
st., with a view 10 enlargng the highway and
icaking II l00-foot boulevard and large enough
10 accommodate street railway tracks A fund Of
&0l was raised for the purpose.
The wedding OF Miss Sophia Heiselmann, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. George Heiselmann. and George w.
Nahlstedt will take place Thursday evening,
October 49, In the German Lutheran Church. this
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
A BALL AT THE GARDEN CITY HOTEL

den City. Long Island. last evening which was at
tended by about two hundred and fifty persons.
The affair n prettily arranged one. and was
entirely successful Among some Of those who at
Mrs Rchard C. sibley' IL r Archie Pell. Miss Pell;
Mrs. c. @. J. Finn. Miss Elizabeth L. Kouss. M e.
Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs. James 8. Allen
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
STICTDE AT THE HOUSE or RhFt GE.

A BOY HANGS HIMSELF ~ THE INsrITrTi"" On
RANDALI.s ISLAND.
Samuel Ralston. fourteen years old. an inmate %
the House Of Refuge. Randalrs Island. com
mitted suicide by hanging himself yesterday morn
ing. His body was found. s,ill warm. suspended
from n transom tn his room. by an attendant UT
Sanford the house physician. says thAi INC p'F
was mentally unsound. He was committed 70 tho
institution las, May by Police Justice Lambcer Of
Rrooklyn at the request Of his mother, who I've
al No e. Eckford-st Brooklyn. The charge
against him petit larceny. ,
Last Thursday the rooms of some ~ the iioHS" o'
Refuge nurses were broken into Ealston waS -ur-
pccted Of being implicated ia the offence ne
innffer Is now inder inyesilEAtion.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
TIE ORANGE HORSE SHOW.

The Orange Horse Show Is to be held at East Or
ange n. j.. on November 4. at p. m. and p. M.
and on November and Q. at p m. The boxes for
the show will be sold at auction next Saturday
evening at the clubhouse In Halsted-st.. In East
Orange. Reserved seats for the will also be
sold at that time. ana on the following Monday and
Tuesday at the same place.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
DOORS FERRY.

~ order OF the Board OF Village Trustees. two
new electric lights have been placed In Lower
Palsade-st.
The contract for heating the public school
has been awarded to the Johnston Radiator Com.
pany.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

It's apparatus The petition referred to the
company with the recommendation that the mem
bers designate a suitable site upon which 10 con-
struct n building ,.
Hawthorne Commandery gave an entertainment
on Thursday evening in connection with Its meet
ing Delegates from a number Of neighboring
lodges present.