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New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
JAMESON d FRELINGHUYSEN TICKET Wy,

The trouble over the control Of the Prcadw,
Fire Insurance Company broke out anew yests
day. when the annual meeting was called 10 taxi
place at the Off ce of the company. No. g Wilsr
St Jameson & Frelinghuysen. insurance agents ri
No. 50 William-st.. had secured A majority OF al
stock Of :he company. and wanted TO ogst the O.
Board of Directors. They found the company
offices occupied by fifteen detectives from Drum
mon1s agency. who would not let them in. Z. Z
Magnus. the president Of the company. was Wit
them and they secured another room In the sar
building. where the election of directors was het
out Of 5000 shares altogether T. 400 cast Tor hi
Jameson & Frelinghuysen ticket. which was Al
follows: f. b. Magnus Alexander Master,on WI
lam Fl. Stiles William A; Dibbe. f. c: Japesa
Clarence G. Brown, j. $. FreIinghuysen William
Gibson. William II. Kellner. George w 'ts
Isaac d. Blauvelt, Hilary r. Chambers, lIv
shackelford. Henry Hardwieke and H NJ: Jatltv
The first three only were members OF tre II
Board. The old Board reinsured the BroadHs
risks with the .;ew-York Underwriters Agency, a
auxiliary to the Hartford Fire Insurance Compari
OF Hartford. Conn. This action Was supposed Il
mean that the Broadway going TO retire frcv
business f. c. Jameson said the Broadway vi
paying 10 per cent dividends and would contin2
In business. The detectives In the Broadwa!
offl,e said they were acting on an order from u
Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
AN UNUSUAL VERDICT.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE LOSS OF
WIFE'S AFFECTIONS.

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE LOSS OF a
wIFE's AFFECTIONS.
A fury in Part III Of the Supreme Court yesterday
gave TO Frederick L. Colwell a verdict OF $"'"" III
his si, for damages for the of his w'fes affec
tons the defendant being Or. Charles A. Tinker.
prominent physician of Harlem. 1t is extremely
unusual for husband to receive such large dam
ages for the loss OF a wfe's affections. and IN
number of cases the injured husbands have been
almost laughed out OF court when they sought 10
get r,oney TO soothe their wounded feelings. Mucn
rossp had preceded the suit of Mr.. Colwell against
DR. Tinker and the acquaintances OF the two men
had taken sides in the controversy 10 such an en-
tent that the case attracted much attention
Several months ago Mr.. Colwell obtained a decree
of absolute divorce from his wife DR.. Tinker being
named as the correspondent. Mrs Colwell mace
defence In the divorce suit. and Dr. tinker ue-
clared that he had attended Mrs Colweii proies-
sonally In the suit brought by Mr. Colwell against
DR. Tinker there no defence. MI Coiweii test-
God ,ba, he was married in 1888 and lived with his
wife until January 3. 1895. During the summer Vi
,se4 no said he had a cottage at East Moricnes
Long Island Dr. Tinker also had cottage there
ION one occasion said Mr.. Coiwell, Il tound my
wife and DR. Tinker together he had % ms ms, arr, arm
around her | upbraided the doctor for his conuuct
hut he said there was nothing wrong ABOUT IL
Subsequently DR.. Tinker wrote letter apoioglzirs
for his conduct and declaring ne hau never e''"
After the hugging episode Mr.. Colwell said he had
heard stories about his wife and Dr Tinker, anu %
cded 10 come back to the city lie was not S~dtis sans
end and had friends watching his wife. On Janu-
arv Z 1896 re met Frank Jessup. friend, at me
Colonial Hotel and win Two O, secured Additional
went 10 MI Col"eh house "
Andrew Handey and Clarence Hopten gave ti- tes,l-
,mony verdict for $4,000. the full amount OF the
damages asked for. was returned
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
DAMAGETO THE MONTGOMERY
THE LITTLE CRUISER RETURNS TO THE
NAVY YARD.
SOME OF THE PLATES on HER PORT SIDE ARE
DENTED AND HER ENGINE ROOM CEMENT

SOME OF THE PLATES ON HER PORT SIDE AXE
pENrEp AND HER ENGINE ROOM CEMENT
cRAcKED-TO GO INTO DOCK TO-DAY.
The United States cruiser Montgomery met with
an accident on Tuesday morning while rounding
Governors Island sustaining damage TO three port
side plates and to a blade of her port propeller
The cruiser was on her way to Hampton Roads 10
ioin the North Atlantic Squadron Captain Il. b-
Bradford thoroughly experienced navigator was
I'm command The cruiser was proceeding AT
fair speed when a sudden humping OF the Vessei
startled those board. Two more violent pumps
followed Immediately and the alarm was at once
sounded throughout the ship. Every man sprang
TO his post the watertight compartments were
closed and the engines stopped Men were sent
below and soon reported that the ship was not
leaking.
Captain Bradford says he cannot imagine what
the vessel struck. He says she was safe dis
tance from the Governors Island shore. and sail
ing to the westward OH line with Castle william
and the Barge Office at the Battery The officers.
assured that all was right proceeded to Tompkins-
VILE where the vessel anchored for the night
Commodore Sicard. Of the Navy Yard ordered
her return to the yard and an investigation of the
ships bottom by n diver showed :hat the plates
under the port forward hreroom. the middle fire.
room and the port erglne-room were dented fully
quarter % an inch. One OF the propeller blades
was bent and ncked. and In the engine room
the cement under the engine was badly cracked.
The Governors Island shore Is rocky. and II IL
thought that one OF the big powders there had
washed out 20 the channel. Several OF the navy
Yard officials however. expressed the opinion that
the Montgomery might have hit an old Submerged
wreck Soundings made yesterday IN tne
neighborhood of the place. and the lowest depth
found eight fathoms.
The Montgomery arrived at the Navy Yard early
yesterday morning -
One effect Of the arrival OF the Montgomery AT
the yard yesterday morning was the hurrying I1r,
ward of work on the big cruiser Columbia, wnlch
II had been announced would not ccme out or the
dock before Friday. on the high tide Yesterday
afternoon about 33O o'clock she was ioated ana
towed t. the Cob Dock wall, where the repairs
needed to fit her for will be completed Inc
Montgomery will go into the dock to-day, ana an
examination OF her injuries made. 1t was said a,
the yard yesterday that Commodore Sicard would
probably name the members of a court OF INQUIRY
to-day which will investigate the trouble which
closely resembles that experienced by tne clncin-
natl more thIn year ago That cruiser tnem m
under the command OF Captain Henry Glass. now
OF the Texas and under the immediate charee OF
"A Sound pilot was her way to New Lonnonh
when she struck the rocks or hit a suDmergeo
wreck off Execution Rock lighthouse. ana came
back to the yard with large number OF her plates
ON the port side dented and broken
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
GOLF AT LAKEWOOD.
MRS F. ROBBINS WALKER AND MRS. F. NJ FREE
MAN PLAY OVER THE COURSE TWICE IN
THE WEEKLY HANDICAP.

THE WEEKLY HANDlthf.
Lakewood Jan. l3 (SpeciaD.-Mrs +. hoopins
Walker and Mrs. +. NJ. Freeman were ior tne
second week. the only women in the Ocean county
Hunt and Country Club who came out yesterday
and played over the course twice In the reguiar
weekly handicap for the handsome silver cup
given by Arthur B. Clanin. Mrs. walker caIlieu
off the honors In last weeks competition. put MI ;.
Freeman turned the tables yesterday. On account
of their previous form handicap OF ten strokes
was given Mrs Walker. Mrs. Freeman being al
lowed forty. The latter. however. has steadhs
improved in her play in the last week. ana her
record for the eighteen holes in yesterdays matcn
showed a difference OF more thah MY '''o
over last weeks score. . .., .ooL %
Mrs Walker is also gradually gettlns pach . ~ ~
her old FORM and on a course that was Nra IN
with thin layer of She reduced her scoie III
Saturdays match the Golf Club course oy v tvl
strokes Her driving Is her best feature. VIII
Mrs Freeman excels at putting ana approacnins'
successfully holing on the seventh green seS, sixth
day from q ten-foot put. In dr1ving lor INC o. .,
hole her ball dropped among the trees, the hoe no,
costing her thirteen strokes: but this was pracu-
cay her only piece of bad luck. she cornpieteu @ VIC
first round Ss and the second In ~ gvlne siuan
score of lS0 and a net result OF l4V Mrs. WaihS
dnished four strokes behind, completing the eien-
teen holes I'm l54 which her handicap reduced u
~. 49,, .orrors NJ
Francis p Freeman, one of the governors a., oi
tho Golf club who has always evnced deeP, IN
tersst in its welfare has given an elegant SILVER s
cup 10 be played for each Saturday In the "oiI.'
Of February and March, so that the weekly manu-
cap tournaments will be continued @ eriup'e'''
until the close of the gol1ng season mere.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
SUPERINTENDENT COyDOy'S BILLS.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners yesterday de-
oided to consult the Controller In reference to bills
amounting to 5000 contracted under Superintend-
ent Condor OF the Building Bureau OF the Depart
ment which had not been paid, and for which no
provision had been made.
Every and then new bills come to light which
were incurred under Superintendent Condon's ad-
mnstration. for the payment Of which prov-
sions had been made At yesterdays meeting Com
missioner Sturgis presented bill Of about $50 for
repairs on the elevator at headquarters. The work
was done last March. and a requisiton for 1t was
made the following November.
Another incident showing the pecullarliies OF the
Superintendent a me norandum calling for
the calking with oakum Of the floors Of two engine
houses whose floors Of concrete. II Is said that
Condor carried all minor business memoranda in
his head until such time as he might chance to
call them, and then he often got things somewhat
mi
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
NEM.JERSEY NEWS.
A MYSTERY OF THE HUDSON.

BOX CONTAINING A SKELETON FOUND FLOATING
IN THE RIVER NEAR FORT LEE.
Hackensack Jan. 10 tSpeciaD-Coroner hicaroo
to-day received word that box containing the
skeleton of a man had been found at Fort Lee. In
the Of his investigation the Coroner learned
that Henry Scott had discovered the box noauhs
in the Hudson under one Of Carpenter Brothers
stone-crushers. about one mile north OF the for'
Lee ferry The Coroner had the box removed 10
McNallys morgue. at Fort Lee. where ne mace
careful examination The box had originally come
from the Iron City Tool Works. Pittsburg. Penn
on one end In stencil letters was: - q; e. tor 81
cred with some black material. but was cleaned oy
the Coroner so as TO show the marks plainly ne
were missing. . o .
thorough inquiry and will hold an inquest next
Monday
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
POLTCENAN'S BAD FAIL AT NIGHT.
FAILING TO AROUSE HIS WIFE HE TRIES
TO GET TO HIS ROOMS BY AN ELEVATOR
SHAFT AND TUMBLEs TO THE

Park Policeman Charles f. Wore VINO has been
stationed in Madison Square and has been grea I
a favorite with the children and fond Of joking
with them that he has been called Jolly Wore" ."
fell down a dumb waiter shaft at his home. in the
fathouse No 4s5 West Forty-seven,n-s soon NJ q
midnight yesterday morning and broke both n.
legs so badly tina; ne may be Grippe for life.
ne does not die His misfortune Was due 10 tho fac
that mis- wife is such a sound sleeper that t takes
an unusually loud noise awaken her. She Is also
afraid Of burglars. on Tuesday night she 10
bed early. after locking the doors Of the Hat sc
curely and soon deep in slumbcr.
Woore got home abou, midnight and tried 70
fatbouse but although he pounded and called until
he thought he had disturbed al. tn other occupants
OF the house his wife slept o.ssfuiy uncOn-
scious OF hi. appeals 10 he admitted. \, .elfV -
Woore got into the vacant hathouse adj)1ng Ia i
own and tried to ge, into his kit men through h. III
dumb waiter shaft. which connects DO;h aouss !
He got into the shaft. balancing himself the y
OF the opening and holding on To me rope Of I,
own fiat. He slipped and fell down tn shaft. He
a heavy man. weighing 23o pounds and ne fel u>
idly. although he continued 10 cling 20 the n> !
which burned his hand by frIc.i in the scent !
When Woore landed on the top OF the dumb-salru
in the cellar MS legs bent and broke under IL i
His fall and his shouts aroused everybody In ID
house except his wife One side OF the dimo-wIs
shaft mad to be smashed with axes before Woo.
could be taken out When the were preparlr,
to him into the ambulance which had bes
called his wife downstairs. having be
when she said she had heard h m knock 70 hss
in. but thought she had heard door SIAM "TAr
must have been when anchored" he sad.
He was removed 10 the New-York Hospital ar.
the surgeons said ne had received compound t-.
lures Of both legs but ne Nigh, recover j, he hx
escaped internal Injuries.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
ALLEGED OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT.

Acting Inspector Thompson has preferred charges
against Patrolman Peter Clark. OF the East One
hundred and -fourth-st. station. The charges are
made on the complaint OF Lawrence Hipp OF No.
226 Second-ave who told the Acting Inspector that
Clark when called on to summon ambulance for
Mrs Hipp. made examination that should only
have been made by a licensed physician.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
FATAL DRIVING ACCIDENT.

woodbridge jan l3-Mrs. J. o. Pierson. the wife
Of a wholesale spice importer. of New-York' was
driving a spirited horse near Railway on SATURDAY
afternoon when two drunken men turned thelI
wagon against the buggy. Mrs. Pearsons morse
raj upon the sidewalk throwing her and her daugh-
fer OFT of the buggy. The latter had TWO rips
broken Mrs Pearson was thrown over renee
and of the pickets pierced her rishl i9ns, nd
has been unconscious ever since the accident, and
the doctors have been unable to stop the memoir
rhage She is expected TO die
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
EDITORS TO BE ENTERTAINED.
PLANS MADE FOR THE VISIT TO BROOKLYN OF
THE REPUBLICAN EDITORIAL ASSO-
CIATION OF THE STATE.

Brooklyn will have a prominent part in the en-
tertainment Of the members Of the Republican
Editorial Association of the State Of NewYork.
who will hold their annual convention in New-York
City on Thursday. January q. After the sessions
are finished In New-York, the members Will come
10 Brooklyn. where they will be taken in the pal
ace cars Of the Brooklyn Heights Company TO the
Navy Yard. President Rossiter. OF the Heights
company has invited the members Of the associa-
ton 10 use his while they are in Brooklyn:
After Inspecting the Navy Yard the editors will
ride about the city. having luncheon while In the
cars. They will visit the power-house in Third
ave and may go as far Coney Island. The
ride will end at the Union League Club. where a
dinner will be served, In recognition OF the work Wk
done by the editors In the last campaign. Will
lam Berr. the president OF tho Union League. will
on Friday the members will meet for the second
time at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New-York. where
papers will DO read and omcers elected for the
Yeaxs
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
SOUTHERN CoTToN MARKETS.

c,,,ss,o, Ian ls-Cotton firm: mddng ~.
low mideiiing ii-i6c. good ordinary. q ) loc. nee
gross receipts. 69?s bales, exports Soas'N''
sales 335: spinners. i25; stock lo'sl' -. <
Norfolk Jan. i3.-Cotton steady; nehnns' %, O.
middling Gsc good ordinary > Is l"c is' "1s. .
rsreinr. 342 bales; exports coastwse. atsS sAles'
stock 3G.6l2 - ,,t,,s e. !
New Orleans Jan. lS.-Couon nrm' uiin,.,ns, ,,s 40
haes gross d 40. exports To Great b'l'an - 50
France 10 s5i: 10 the Continent oo"o' SoaS'"'s'
sales 400; stock +2o52s. , ,,ait,x 81
savannah Jan. i3.-Cotton sieahS. 80 hLs
,ou, middling 6isc: and gross rece'p's.
exports c5astwse. 2.o53. sales %", s--n. .-.-
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
MR.. DENNETT TO GO TO BLOOMINGDALE

Arthur +. bennett superintendent OF the Society
for the Prevention of Crime. whose mind has been
deranged by overwork and worry. will be removed
to-day from the Bellevue Insane Pavilion to Bloom
ingdale Asylum. The physicians think that he will
recover after few months treatment. The Rev
Dr. Parkhurst president OF the society yesterday
looked after the court formalies necessary for the
transfer Of Mr.. bennett, and VIII see 10 his re-
moYal to-day.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14

Mr. Chapn s the Democratic minority of the Boar
but was elected chairman OF the new Commission
The petition Of Mortimer Hendricks Of this e
asking the Commission TO examine into the hnand
workings OF the Manhattan Elevated Railroad whi =
was fled Albany recently. was received by the
Commission at the meeting Henry G. Johnson OF
the firm OF Davies. Stone Il Aucrhach. counsel for
the eevaed road present In anticipation of some
action being taken In the matter. The Commission
ordered the secretary to send word 10 the company
that the complaint had been made ard 10 file an an
swer The Commission then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14

The Police Board yesterday fined Patrolman Will
lam p Whately and Michael Byrne. OF the Union
Market station ten days pay each for drinking IN
front OF saloon The charges were made against
them by the Rev John B. Devns. pastor of Hope
chapel In East Fourth-st. who found the two offi-
GERS standing In front OF liquor store. drinking
what Mr. Devil rs believed was whiskey.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
rnrr .pprALS FOR LONSDALE.

At the meeting OF the Police Board YESTERDAY
as received from Chauncey NJ Depew stat
,ne that Sergeant James Lonsdaie Of the Grand
CortraI Police Station. who has reached the age
when he can be retired under the RUE; raineSmy nH
honsd that the Board might be able to grant mis-
ren,est Mr. Depew was Informed that Sergeant
IeIniaio woud be retained In the service unless
,hare we're some special reasons why he should not
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
pEcrL4TION or STREET TRAFFIC.

The Police Board yesterday had before it letter
from Edward Winslow. banker, suggesting that
some sensible rules OF the road should be adopted
70 control street traffic in the city. Mr. hooseVe'
said that something should be done 10 nave street
-. c,c repulated by the police The matter was re-
fcrred 10 the Chief with directions to report 10 the
poard whether or not II would be possible TO formu-
late rules for the regulation OF the right OF way
and passage Of vehicles In the streets.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14

Princeton jan l3 (SpecaD.-Jerome Bradley. ~
to-day resigned the captaincy of the Varsity base
ball team and w. w. Wilson. '91. was elected IN MS
place. , - ..oh,o ,o
Bradley was popular captain but was unapie 10
give the necessary time for the development OF the
,aa ~, again this wear Wilson has been a pitcher
ON the VARSITY team for the last two seasons
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
THE NEW RAILROAD COMMISSION.

The first meeting OF the State Railroad Commits
sioners for this year he'd yesterday morning In
the rooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce. No. S2 Mas
sau-st Colonel Ashley w Cole OF Brooklyn. and
Francis NJ. Baker. or Oswego. who are the newly
appointed Commissioners. made their first appearance
at yesterdays meeting. Alfred c. Chaplin. who Is the
only remaining Commissioner OF the old Board and
whose term expires March i5 was s.so present
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
Mr. NOBLE GIVES BAIL.

William Clarke Noble. the sculptor who was
rested on Tuesday upon complaint of Adea
Price, who posed as a model for HIM ana !"
charged him with obtaining from her so" w
he professed an intention OF marrying her turn's-
hail in the sum OF 81, 900 before Magistratc Flama
in Jefferson Market Court yesterday. ana n.s =,
Animation was set down for Friday afte moo,
orlock Lazarus Levy. a wholesale c.othier, o. .
~ Esst Broadway, went on his bond
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
A STATE BASEBALL LEAGUE.

Trenton. Jan 13-The New-Jersey Baseball League
was organized here yesterday. The cities to be
represented by teams Elizabeth. New.Bruns-
wick Plainield Asbury Park. Millville and Tren-
ton The season is to be opened May Is.
Frank Hough, sporting editor of a Philadelphia
paper was elected president secretary and treasurer
of the league.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
REFEREES APPOINTED.
cunreme Court.

Supreme Court
BY Beach. J.
~,,,,.- q, roldr.n-Sidney J. Cover.
Maine art Sakariasen-Howard D. ro'Ne''
BY Lawrence. j.
co,nellv aet Roach-Glhert M sp.'''
W.nrer art' Berg-Charles w. West.
BY Pryor. J.
v.r,nn.r ast. Fuers,-N Norman T. N. Mei''s
BY Truax. J.
.so.s az, Noss-Richard II. clark
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14

The Reorganization Committee OF the Murray
Hill Bank obtaired yesterday from Judge Lawrence
Of the Supreme Court order requiring Messrs:
O'Bren and Trask the temporary receivers ap-
pointed by Justice Pryor. and Messrs. Hobbs and
Odell. the receivers appointed by the Atorney-Gen-
eral to show cause before Justice Beach tomorrow
why the assets. other than cash. should not be ap-
praised and sold at auction. The committee repre-
sens SO per Of the depositors and expects
by these proceedings to buy the assets and pay for
them In claims. The members have arranged to
form bank. with from 100000 to s2oO.0O cap
ital. take the assets. II Sold and to iqui-
date them for the benefit Of the depositors
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington Jan. BIN the United States Su-
preme Court tomorrow the call will be Nos. l5l,
l53 l54 los, l56, ILL., los l62. l63 and 1884,
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
Guroucan ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS W" V
a. ,<,.o, .ne. Of Ths Tribune IS Fleet s'reee
,..,,.,, MAC. TO ,esvs their advertisements ana :"
serp,ions for The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1897-01-14
TO-NIGHTS SONG RECITAL.

EMMA JUcH AND VICTOR HERBERT IN VARIED
PROGRAMME
The fifth and the next TO the last OF the series
OF song recitals under the auspices of the depart
ment OF music OF the Brooklyn Institute of Arts
and Sciences will be given this evening in Assoca-
tion Hall at Bond and Fulton SITS. and from pres
ent indications IL will prove one OF the most sue
cessful of all the concerts. Emma Juch and Vic
tor Herbert are 10 be the entertainers. with Alex
cello music is varied and Miss Juch will sing
number Of favorites. This Is the programmes:
Sonata in Boccherni. 1743- 1905
(Two movements) Victor Herbert.
LIED der Brsut' ..........................
'De Stille' Schumann
''volkeledchen" .:;.....................'\
Emma Juch.
Scherzo .eioens
Victor Herbert
Before Daybreak >
"Ary Beacon -
''Nymphs and Shepherds Purcell
Polly Wills Arnc
Emma Juch.
"Sss1.'1s Petite va.. Victor Herbert
'"Tarantcla''
Victor Herbert
SouPH -
berceuse .|nanlhaoe
LES Enfarts Massehe
Emma Juch.
Angels Serenade cello obligato
Emma Juch and Victor Herbert.