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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
NTlTEN LNLlNU PPE\I\GS.

Caiarlc; Engine Company has elected Tire follow
ing Officers: President Chafles r. Ilrap; Vic"-pr-s-
dent John Sweenev; recording secretary. r. x Far
rel: financial secretary. r. II. Rirk1by; TREASURER
John Reagan; foreman r. Dillon; first assistant
Charles Antouidcs. second assistant. Walter L. Van
Hagen.
Mrs Erlsius Wimau f. visiting her daughter.
Mrs Jacob Cram AT her home. Cayust Lake.
The A~~-Ssor- have finished their work ana cNp.c-
10 have the rolls open for inspection hy September l.
II is expected th'f Il howl VIII 20 up when thu in
spcciion j. made ana that many protests viii be-
entered The Board. Il iS understood. has assessed
corporations Oh ia" basis OF their capital stock and
also p, r~onal property TO the limit Trin-cript- ui
mort Cages file were taken 90 aid then In the Lat
ter +mtuis
The Rev. Wllbur l'l-ke Wood Of the First Pros
hstrran Churo b. siiIpl"0n. viii attend th. Grand
Army Convention at BunIlO as chaplain OF I.tfi.-
cite Posi- ~ \'W-Nork
The Stlrle,On Boat club. which was recently or
panizcd bt number Of dissatisfied m, mh,rs nf ti,.
ocean Yacht club. who resigned because. of diner
rncrS with ,hr Management Of the club elected
officers Last night They were a~ follows. COM
modore Thomas Mcknight; virc-conro lore
CHARLES 'OWHn, rear commodore Edward carr.
recording secretary Genrg" H. TiiiinoS corr-suond-
ing secretary. Thomas Mckinley: measurcr Thotuls
Cowan; treasurer Fred b. Schultz: treasurer lanes
Alien. Membership Committee. Joseph Aihr.,ht
Charles Burrans Isaac Berlin. Joseph Comfcs and
NJ krrgnn The officers say til. club has runrr
han De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
GOING BACK TO ALABAMA.
OLD THOMAS HUSSEY, WHOSE BOOTS WERt
FULL OF BONDS. WILL START FOX
HOME = Coon A. HE is ABLE.

Considering the shock sustained by Thomas Nus
sew OF Alabama. I'm whose boots were discovered
S33. s73 by the police Of New-fork few DAYS ago
he is doing well at the home Of his grandniece'
Mrs Harriet Mitchell. No. Nine-st. near the
Second Precinct police station. In lower fulton-sI
Mr. IIussey il occupying only little space con-
steering that he is probably worth over *l""p, MS
bedroom at the house Of his niece being just about
large enough to accommodate a bed Nine-st Il
an alley running one block. from Columbia helghls
to McKenney-st and about half the buildings are
stables A.,
''fIe will stay with us until ne goes back to Ala-
bama" said Mrs. Nit hell 10 a reporter yesterday;
yes. and ri go back as soon as can IN ana M,
don't YOU fcreit it, snapped the old man from MS
uneasy bed. and then he mumbled In an undfr
tone: safe enough until nc ponce TOOK lily '"o"'''
Cursed police, Cursed police,
pr Raub Of tho Board of Health Is attending
Mr. Iusscy He did NOT know who the old man
until told by the reporter yesterday thhkihe
he poor man.
The doctor ga out the Information that he nah
hardly begun treat the old man before VI :
Mitchell suggested that. "a the old man was ieeps,;
II would be a good thing for him 10 make ms WIN
without delay. The Mitchells are as near relatives
as the old man has.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
NEW-ROCIIELL.E.

Tt trustees ut special meeting on Wednesday
nighr adopted the plans Of the New-York Telephone
Company for underground conduits In the principal
streets OF the village The trustees received from
the Now-York Ncw-Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company q notice that legal action would be
brought 10 compel the village a. rod" and repair
the Centrc-aVe. extension. and 20 bu ~ approaches
to the bridge erected by the company over It's
tracks
Miss Marion r. Cornell. the eldest daughter OF
Albert Cornell. married 10 Charles Hammer
never on Tuesday night al the home OF The brides
parents i'm Mayfower-ave. The ceremony was per
formed hy the Rev. g. Winter Bolton. of Pelham
after which the couple started for Stockbridge
Mass. only relatives were present
Miss Grace Iambden daughter OF John f.. Lamb
den celebrated rihday anniversary yesterday 10y
entertaining large numlSr of her friends at the
home Of her parents. In l6cust-aNc. After pleas
ant time her home those present were guests at
a sailing party on Mr.. Lambden's yacht. the
Oracle.
The ahor ORGANIZATIONS % this city have arranged
a benefit performance in aid of The Penusy lvana
and ohio miners II will be- given in the music hall
next Monday night;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
ACTORS RETURN FROM EUROPE
MRS MADELEINE LUCETTE RfLEfs NE"
PLAYS AND HER LONDON
ARRANGEMENTS.

y u Ry,ey. the actor and his wife, Mrs. Made
Ieine Iucette Ryley. were passengers on the rrie"
rich der Gro~sc which arrived here yesterday
Mrs Ryey is the author Of several plays whch
have bee popular of late. and one OF Inc opJec's
Of her visit TO England was to arrange LOT tue p'
lnc,iou of some of them there She said yes'e'u"'
tina, she had arranged for THE Mysterious MI
Bugle" which was given at the Lyceum lhea''e
in this city I'm the spring TO be produced IN |ohuo"
by Charles nawtrey. She Is negotiating lot 'ne
production OF another new play. not YET hameu' III
London but she says that II VIII be preseh'eu i"
New-York first. Another OF her plays eh.'''u
Richard Savage" is TO be acted by Nat "oo"" H.
but she will make few slight changes III II 10 al, u,
II better for his company An 0ner mas uV,' ,,hicb
for still another called The Honey m ul, arTs
she wrote I'm collaboration with Jullan fuwa,
The next play by Mrs. Ryiey weicn VIII W. %u he
here IN "A Coat Of Many Colors, whch "" ~ h,,
played at Wallacks Theatre on Septsn"psi, - * i
Herbert Kelley and Miss Effie shannon. NJ. ~ ~
cey. Miss Shannon and her mother were a'so ps
sengers on the Friedrich der Crosse. my! M, ,r
strong hopes of the success OF the play, !, INV ~
serious in It's story Mr.. Kelley says thah du III
Mrs. Ryey's previous works and lis nait - ~ ~, T.
fed by it's suggestion of the story OF Joscph ~, -
a comedy. however Miss shannon said UNA, S, ~,
much pleased with the part which she was "
have. which IL that Of a woman lawyer. - ,,,-
Miss Viola Allen, Of the Empire lhehthr WI"
pany, returned from Europe on the same snip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
SOLD TO A SYNDICATE.
STEINWAY & SONS PIANO MANU- Az
ING BUSINESS CHANGES HANDS FUN
OVER FIVE MILLION DOLLARS

... cha. tho business Of Steinway Sons.
the riano manufacturers. had been oisposeu u ~
an English syndicate was cohhr"e' =.
the head Office OF the firm. in East ro"'''
Although no details OF the TRANSACTION 'o''u ~
.ha,nn6 IRON, the representatives OF the concern.
Nahum Stc,son the secretary. practically auh''''
that the business had been translori"e" nav
English Joint stock corporation ih'c N.",
tain amount of truth In this report WI ,.a
said .,u, even II the deal has been completed 'he'
* nothing new in IT, as negotiations nav
Going on for years-perhaps ten years 'a''7
H. S,cinway Is in London at present q" ""'"''
connected with our European interests VIM"
very extensive: bit We have not oeeh auNi''"
any deal having been cOnsummated. tho"s" We w
no, want to say that may not he 'oh''"ueu
II :bc ,epor is true We shall certainly be apprlSe"
OF ,ha, fact a; an early date. ard ru'! particulars
will be published here , m
According 10 the reports which have a'reao! aP
rearcd concerning the price al when 'he sa'e "''
closed the sum OF s600O0o0 was paid Tor me soou
will and assets OF S;einway Il Sons III 'tpH ~ gu
inquiry upon this point Mr. Stetson said; mat
figure may he correct An oner OF s"V''"" ""'
made TO S;enway & Sons for their business la
ago when William Steinway was SIM aiN'' anu
as the captal as well the volume oi business mas
been considerably increased since theh' IL "ou"
seem but proper thai the offer should nave "ee" III
creased 10 So 0eD0N or even more
DesDte the fact that the officials o. the Siehway
concern in this city have. as they say receiNeu "a
Intelligence OF the ncorpolao,; Of the new
from another source That the IroSpec't c,tsh news
company has already appeared in the Engisn news ,
papers that the share lists have been cioseu anu
he capita, subscribed The capital. IT Is under
stood Vas fined AT s625NOoN divided into 1000 per
cent preferred shares OF $50 each and lOo common
shares Of SIS each The incorporation covers al
the business as conducted in New-iork; LONDON anu
Hamburg For The last eleven years me pro t a.
displayed IN the prospectus. after aIo"ns tor uo
preciations. show an average in round numbers OF
s.2o Ie5 yearly The stated purchase price OF me
SSno,.o-,' uas e. .s0 0nn Tho members of the hrm
vii invest 100000 in British Governmen oonds Ioa
fI-.e
common stock for that period in case inc pron's
should be insufficient for The purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
THE ARIOV SOrIETY'S TPIp.

The Arion Society viii tart from Wcehawken in
p spocla train over the " - Shore road his err
noon Cor the yellow stone Park. About one hun
dre1 and hf,y o. the sOccfy's members. headed by
Justice Schuchman. Of thc city Count and Her
man RIdder viii their wives aad members OF their
farics viii make the TRIP
III. party VII star: from tn" Foriy-seoOnd-st.
.orry % the West shore road 80 y. and pro-
coed 20 Niaea-a Fails. WHERE couple o: da"s vi
be spent Ga Sightseeing
After ..aving Chicago the Arions will he taken I'm
tand at Milwaukee by ,OOnc pabst. the brewer.
uhc will shOG them the sights of the Wisconsin
metz oDolis and Of the win cities. Minneapolis and
81 Paul II which big reception is assured the
travellers.
From there tho party VIII proceed to the Yellow
sfon. Park where five days Will be spent. and the
trip horeWard viii then be begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

Jurtice Beekman in the Supreme Court. ycs'or-
day signed order for the service by pubncauoh
Of a summons in suit brought by Russcn sage
10 recover SIS 5O1 alleged to be due him by Henry
s Bennett on stock transactions between June
1851 and July 1898 The defendant. II was said. Is
now living at Deer Farm. Petersham. Mass.
George r. Ferguson Of No 179 Westinghouse.
BROOKLYN was appointed and sworn in hy Mayor
Strong at the City Hall yesterday as mechanical
examiner for the Civil Service Board.
Jacob Berlinger the referee TO whom a suit
brought by Mrs Ida l.. Hubbard against her hus-
band Henry Allen Hubbard. for an absolute divorce
was referred filed report in the Supreme Court
yesterday. in which he recommended that decree
be granted TO Mrs Hubbard. The couple were
married in July. 1890 and have two children.
F. r. Morgan Waterman and Joe s. rlman were
Yesterday elected members Of the Now-York Stock
Exchange They took the seats Of George A.
Mercer and the late D. +. s. Forshay.
A lecture on pensions" will bc given before the
Political Science Club. at No. 1924 Avenue A. next
Sunday. at y. m
Expos tina General James will he ono Of tho
passengers the Campana. which sails for
Europe tomorrow. Among tho other passengers
will he Mrs Care. and William Taylor of The
Boston Post"
Marie Moog six years old and travelling alone,
was Of the passengers who arrived on IN"
lived all her short life with her grandmother in
Germany. Marie held at the Barge Office
pending the arrival Of her mother. Mrs. Marie
Weitner. who has been twice married and lives AZ
Bedford Station. Westchester County.
The results Of al examna ion OF the various de-
partments Of the city government arc soon 10 he
made publi by The CITY Club which recently asked
the heads Of departments to suggest ways Of
bringing them into more harmony.
Justice Stover. Of the Supreme Court. yesterday
appointed Fra lklin Bien receiver for the firm OF
Cohen e. Rowan. manufacturers OF women's waists
and novelties in wOmen's at Nos. 12S and $50
Rleocker-st in suit brought by Charles II.
Rowan against Adolph and Isidor Cohen for dis
solution Of the firm The partners have disagreed
over the dissolution of the firm and the disposition
of the assets and the business has been virtually
stopped for several weeks. In January last their
inventory showed assets of $1,000 and liabilities.
Russell Wiley. the smallest letter-carrier in the
United States and Iettercarrer 20 Ellis Island until
the buildings there were destroy by fire has
been elected one Of the one hundred delegates
to the National Convention OF Lettcr-Carriers at
San Francisco IN September.
The Feast Of ST Bernard will be celebrated in
St Bernard's Church. West Fourte"ntE-st.. on Sun
iay The solemn high mass will be at II o'clock,
and the panegyric OF the saint will be preached by
the Rev Michael J. Considine inspector OF the
parochal schools in the archdiocese of New-York.
The music will be given by the choir OF the church
under the direction of the organist. James Pech
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
CIBLE-C4R CHASE FOR ~ hhL'h
THE INTRUDER WAS CAUGHT AND HELD FOR
TRIAL ~ COURT.

Columbus-ave.. near One-hundr'dth-st was the
scene of an exciting chase after burglar yest'r-
dav afternoon. l}y the timely aid Of cable-car
the man WAS overtakon and WAS later held Tor
trial He gave his name Albert Legs, ana SAID
that he lived in Willow-ave., Weehawken, y. D.
When he was searched loaded revolver ana an
icepck were found in his possession
He was seen leaving the house No. - West one
hundredth-st. about 3 O'Clock by Mrs Rose Beck
who WAS looking out OF the hrst-story wlnd9w
Something in H., manner Of the man alarmed , htl
and she began to shrek for the police In ,hlS
She was TONED Is IRIS. Ellen Rim. her next-door
rnjghbor and their cutcrics attracted the ai t
lion Of a small boy, who ran 10 the corner. whtle
he met Policeman O'Ncill Of the West Vnc-nun
Ir.dth-st station The boy told the polcemai
and as Legs turned into Columbus-ave. the oiiicer
followed Legs a better runner thar the P" H-!c
man hut as "A cable-car was passing - NH
iumpcd on the front platform ana the StlpH"h put
On ali snecd and soon ended the chase. 49,,
An investigation which followed showed tnat 'n me
door leading 70 the apartments OF MIS- ZOOS -"
,Ec ron door OF No. IS West One-hundredth-Sts
had been forced. The lock had been !aIil'm Ill V
wi.h an Iccpck The burglar was frightened Will"
AZ work and dashed from the house. nj, TIA
Legs denied his guilt but Magistrate foole heiu
him for trial in $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
POLICEMAN TAXES PRISONERS Thh' IT,
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT IN Gu bbiN" MAN
WHOM HE HAD ARRESTED AND
WHO Is DISCHARGED.

There's altogether TOO much clubbing oy PohC'-
men going on in this city" Magistrate SlnmS W.
Nverod himself Of this remark ms ne h''u
man carl r. Stcdman. Of the Tenderloin s'ation'
g., s-ro hail at jefferson Market Court yesterday
The officer had arrested George F. SchosS' sales
man for a liquor company. on charge OF reslS'''S
nm and Policeman McDermo't al MAI u"
Ipovlincs saloon. Sixth-aVe. and ThlrYeigh'h-s'''
on Wednesday night 4 fight had occurred IN the
saloon. and the officers were called to arrest inc
rariicipants StedmaI, according TO oc"'oss :
story was abou, to club one OF the hshtefs' VIM"
Sohloss said: Don't your club. ofhcer' lie
oa,,od q ,ush and an oath for his pains. and
after the fighters had been taken to the po,odG
s~stion the TWO officers returned ana atItSuu
SchIcss The latter produced cigarette. WIZ VIII
,,nen Stedman observing I've no use loi a ma Ii
rnbo sn,okes cigarettes" struck him with his cluh.
Schloss was badly bruised when he appearea1i o AZ
the court and showed he Magistrate hanGker,,
>hief saturated with blood. McDermott aoml. ,
that Stedman dubbed Schloss. and Siedmah' al'er
DENYING il: said "he nigh; have done 80. -
Schloss was discharged and a warrant wa was
orn out the Magistrates directoh' LOT "'eu-
IN arcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
PEEKSKILL.

The fifteenth annual convention ~ tho Sunday
schools Of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
In this district the New-York district. which OK
tends from Sag Iarbor IN Albany and embraces
foriy-fve SUNDAY -schoos. was hold In the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church on Wednesday
and yesterday. The Rev. Lewis Day Williams Is
tho pastor 81 tho church About seventy-hVe dele
gates were present AZ on Wednesday. when
Tho convention opened with singing. ana
prayer hv the Roy pr VI. r. Franklin. Of New
York. Some Of the PROMINENT people present arc
Mrs Perry g Walker. Of Rock Hill s. g.. intro
ducinC her Industrial work: tho Roy. +. G"org"
Ridwcl. Of Ncwburg. presiding elder 81 the DIS
trct. the Rev Jesse y. Colbert Of Washington
j. g. and the Rev James NJ. Butler OF New
York Yesterday tho convention Of the Narick
Christian Endcavor societies Of the district was
held and fifty more delegates arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
UOTEL PROPRIETOR fHiRGEH LiBtL.

Francis r Walton proprietor OF the brighton
Beach Hotel. whose city address Is NO. - west
,,rtvuinth-st had John &. Hall thirty mine years
;, H. ,,ru.r steward. arraigncd I'm YorkVle
,.,,r, to-day on q charge OF criminal libel Han
u,.s At 40 80 West Thirty-tfth-st Walton "N-
mi it.J TWO letters TO Magistrate Crane which had
Ian written fo business firms by Hall. denouncing
n''n W = ~, ward.v cur "swindler." and
Min that II they would not withdraw their
" ,ii, .xt.ud4d To- him tWalton) they would be de
,,a,,.d of their money. a. he had been IN tn" habit
of doing. -, .,,.,. ,l,. l..,..,s addir,.
g., ..,, ,,r,N. every assertion ! made. have at
.r.,,r, :, .iyf euit for tSr against him, ana TINS
action has been brought 20 compel me ~ "''"'''"
my suit. c ..., , t,,n. a, -, .,,,l,,.,l
49, - strv.nrd in the brighton Beach Hotel ~"
hold that place for two months, ana WIS 'ls-
,hnr. ID Walton said. for ln'oilp"t"hrA,
in "a. hell la 500 bail until next thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20

Mrs Cecilia l. Vale by report Of Jesse q Mel
son as referee filed In the Supreme Court yes,.r-
day is declared entitled 10 judgment a. admins
traitor OF her husband. Samuel H. ". YAH, directing
the Broadway and seventh Avenue Railroad Com
pany 10 give her new certificates for iwcniy-one
shares of stock in the company. valued AZ 200.
which were stolen. The Mefden Savings RAM ,,
Merdcn. connr Of which Yale was secretary. was
robbed In May 1881. and lale's private scciirifies
were stolen. An application To the railroad com
pany issue new certificates was refused Vale
died In 1870 but his widows suit TO compol fhe ss,i
Of certificates has at last been SUCCESSFUL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
MOUNT VERNON.

Patrick II. Kahn. the well-known builder ana n
pioneer residcn, OF this city. died on Wednesday
afternoon 80 his home In Sixth-st Mr. Kahn WAS
hfiy-six years Old and was born in ireland. lie
came TO Noun. Vernon forty-six years ago He was
a member II the Fromcn's Bencvo.cnt Association
and the independent Hose Company. The funeral
Will be- held tomorrow at 10 o'clock In the Church
Of sacred Heart and burial will he In the Holy
Sopulchre Cemetery IN New Rochelle Mr. kain
leaves . widow ana large family OF children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
ny LII TIE EOL WHY.

About "A dozen rimblr newshoys. VINO were not
afraid ~ the wet made considerable FUN Tor a
,r,. .,,v,d ,t the CITY Hall Park fountain yes
i.rday by diving and scramb Ing for pennies when
were thrown into the fountain basin 10y men VINO
wanted 10 encourage the sport When the park
L,bor,rs lntcrfered and drove the boys out a
b.dr,ggled but happy procession moved into Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH AVENUE-Eben Alexander 'X-t h',eu
States Minister to Greece: Senator charles D. fduih-
ner OF West Virginia: Potter Palmer. OF Chicaso'
and Ex-Governor H. W. Ladd OF Rhode iSd'u'
GRAND-Colone II. c. Cook. United states Army
GRAND UNION-Louis +. Payn. state Superm-
tendent OF Insurance HOLLAND-Edwin Dun. ex-
United States Minister to japan; Sir 'har'es
Rivers Wilson and Charles NJ. Hays. president ana
general manager respectively OF the Grand Trunk
Railway PARK AVENI'E-Leland r. Powers. OF
Boston. WALDORF-Melville f. ingalls,. OF On
eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
TARRYTOWN.

George H. Baldwin. representing the New York
Elmsford ana white Plains Railway. IN town
Yesterday trying 10 obtain the consent the prop
,rtv-ownrT5 lower MaIn-st for tn. tro., line TO
naS. along that 60 the railroad station The
company has q franchise for roundabout route
which would cost more to build and would be- Of
much less convenience to the ma iOlltv OF the peo-
rlc. II the route Doe changed A. To give
tbc compauV - direct lire through the c,nir,. OF
the Nlac. the cars will hr running 10 White Plains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY

WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Rapid Transit Commissioners nearing. NO 29'
Broadway.
Brighton Beach races. go n. m
Berkeley Athletic Club dissolution case. supreme
Court.
Polo match at Westminster Country Club. n. m.
Music in Battery Park ny seth Regiment Band :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
RtpID TRANSIT NEARING GOES OIFR.

Tn. Supreme courts special commission APP
pointed to report on the feasibility OF the under
ground railway plan adopted by the Rapid Transit
Board resumed its hearing yesterday AT No. zoo
broadway Nh. Parsons. the chief engineer or the
Hoard MAS further cross-cXamin"d by George Ia
brski, counsel for interests opposed To the under
ground plan. Adjournment was taken unti Sepi"m-
her al the request Of Mr. Xahri-kie who has SUI
fored considerable Inconvenience 10y reason of the
illness Of J. j. X. Cross the expert engineer for the
opposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
SOLD FOR NEARLY FIVE MILLIONS.
THE ESTATE OF HENRY l.. PIERCE p1sPosEs OF
THE RAKER CHOCOLATE BUSINESS.

THE RAKER CHOCOLATE BUSINESS.
Boston Aug 1a-An arrangement has been maze
nv the executors Of the estate OF Henry l. tiel'e
hv which the large chocolate business or Wa'ef
1sLor G. 60 Limited has been disposed OF 10 a
,vndicate AT a price understood TO be somewhat
under s5cAo00. OF this sum. 1t is said. s3c"w" Is
10 he cash payment and the remaindeI IS TO pc De
nrnvided for hv the issuance OF honds 10 'he
amount Of nearly 100000 H., r.. .o,,ur
While there was no absolute necessity 10. seIIinE
~. be business II is stated. the Massac husetts
General Hospital and the Massachusetts tonfo-
pathic Hospital. two Of the residuary iesa' bo
sire tho prompt closing of the estate ny me TX
ectors because the hospital authorities think th.H
co1,ld turn whatever money they now receive 10
bst,or account than they could any received laiei
rberefore as the matter left 20 the discretion
Of the executors. the sale was mace an" '"e e
riil he cl0spl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20

The work Of repairing the county buildings. which
has been going on all summer. Is about hnisheh
but as vet there Is no sign Of anything being done
toward cnlareing the fail. which to have been
begun Immediately after tho contract was gwen
out q month
The new management Of the trolley company posi-
lively announces that II Will have cars running be
tween this village and TarrytOWn by september -
The date Of he hrcmcns parade in that village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-20
DRS FITCH AND O'HANLON NJ Rf.
Thrown OFT OF WAGON IN WEST TWENTY
THTRD-ST.

Deputy Coroner Philip +. O'Hanon narrowly es-
ped being fatally injured yesterday at'erhoo"
wrile driving through Twenty-third-st. In liSnt
wagon on hts way to tho Morgue. He ac-
companied nv DR. Allen Fitch the insanity expert,
and at Ioxington-avo. one Of the wheels caught
in the cable track and brought the vehicle ana
horse TO such sudden stop that holn men W'tt,
thrown ont over the dashboard Or. Fitch escaped
with A severe shaking NJ. but Or. o'fidnl0n farsn
verse He suffered several Commissions OF the hody
and some painful cuts the face and about ne
n. adj besides being considerably shaken ne