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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
FIRST NATIONAL BANK CHANGES.

PETER wYCKoFF AND GEORGE 2. KTcHING NO
LONGER on THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Two directors Of the First National Bank OF
Brooklyn have withdrawn from the Board. Peter
Vyckorr has resigned and George E. Kitching
was purposely left OF tho ticket John G.. Jen-
kns president OF the bank. made a statement In
which he frankly said tina; these two men did not
accord with him in his policy, and tina, they did
not bring the bank any great amount OF business
Mr. Jenkins said that they were so rich they prob
ably did not feel like making the necessary ex-
ertion.
MI wyckor lives at No LOS Flushing-sve. and
all he would say about his resignation. which
was handed IN three months ago. was. 'rhe truth
will prevail some time"
II is said that these two men are displeased with
the financial policy Of Mr.. Jenkins. and for that
reason have not been giving him the support ne
wished Mr. Jenkins Is Interested with ex-Gov-
ernor Flower IN Brooklyn rapid transit. and pos
sibly IN other transactions The aggressive meth
DDS OF the Flower syndicate; II Is said nave
shocked the conservatism OF Messrs. Wyckon and
Kltching Nicholas Wyckof Mr Wyckon $ father
was one OF the founders OF the First National
Bank and was its president for fourteen years Mt
Jenkins. who had been cashier succeeded MIN IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
TRIES TO SAVE ITS FRANCHISE.

THE NORTH JERSEY COMPANY sr.-,-prs AZ n
JUNCTION AGAINST SOUTH ORANGE.
South Orange Jan Il ,speciaD-A Hsrp-.~ vas
sprung on The South orange Township Con rirrse
at It's meeting last night The ordinance providing
for tire revocation o, the franchise % the North
Jersey street Railway Company IN Springfield
ave. come up ror nnal passage Bat before
the clerk began 70 read q Hai-ey VI. Barrett.
counsel for the company served copy - an order
Issued BY Eice-Chanceiior pitnsy cuJOiulng tho
committee from taking any further steps IN tia
matter. and directing them 20 show cause on
Monday. January ~ why permanent Injunction
should not issue against them The Township
Committee was taken hy surprise, ano decided 20
direct rs counsel 20 defend the committee AZ me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
O. I. COOPER COMES TO THE RESCUE

BOOKS OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY TO BE PLACED
N BUILDING OWNED BY HIM
The books and other belongings OF the Brooklyn
Free Library will be put temporarily on one OF the
upper foors or a building owned by Charles H
Cooper. at the southeast corner OF Fulton-st and
Bedford-ave This was decided at meeting OF the
Executive Committee OF the Library Association
held In the borough Presidents office late yester-
day afternoon.
II was meeting Of The directors. but no quorum
was present Those prcsen. were Mrs Craige ana
Mrs Carey and Messrs. Body. Somers. Philips
Appleton. Gunnison and Peters There Will be an
other meeting or the directors next "Wednesday.
when The new members will have been appointed
bv Mayor Van Wyck. -.,.- 49, =.
Owing 20 the pressing, necessity OF yaeatinS me
old schooihouse at Bedford-ave. ana HancOchSt:.
vrder notice from the Board % Education Vhcn
proposes to the building for the Overflow e
accented Mr. Cooper's offer. The site committee
mas not vet reported.
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ARRESTED on A CHARGE or FORGERY.

~ George ketchum. thirty-fye years old vet
e''na'y surgeon OF Springfield. was arraigned yes
s'1sy before Magistrate Healy, In Long Island
D'l' On charge % forgery. He was accused OF
p0Ssng four worthless checks. drawn on the Tween
Skin Ward Bank. Brooklyn. and signed
'e0'se W Williams II was alleged that he passed
..s !" he checks on Frederick Younes. a butcher
S-r s...ingAeld two more William Thompson
rsressl IN the same place and one on II. Is MOT
ess,,S provision dealer. also Of Springfield inc
As were all FOR S25 each
.,r rIs defendant had IN bis possession severa
IA. !, cnecks. and the police stated 10 the Court
-5so.n ,nad not been learned how many or the
baaTrcM ketchuu had put out He was held under
90" await trial at the Court % Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
DANGER FROM FROZEN HYDRANTS.
. NOTE OF WARNING SOUNDED BIZ A TRIBUNE
READER

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. The Borough OF Brooklyn a. THIS writihe j.
IN great danger from frozen fire MIGRANTS one
half OF them useless until they are tha"eo OUT
This takes fifteen minutes. and In mat ume l''
,r.kes great midway. At the Ere IN Park Place
los, month three lives were lost and fine fat was
burned out because the first hydrant hooked onto
uas found frozen 70 the nipple Later. az the DIS
ss,rous fire in State-st., every hydrant "iiNh me
circuit was found useless. for the same reason a.
though THE Brooklyn Eagle quotes Assistant
chief Murray as saying that the hydrants were
examined and found o. X. two days before il i
-, that Fire Department officials would say
.o for the uniformed force is now held responso'e
,o- The care OF hydrants, and Il Is giving away
nothing on Itself II Il happened IN inc hign''
time II would never be heard OF. but II was IN '"e
,,o-ninr and the -watchiul reporters were
a-ound There Is a special reason Tor d'niaS Oh
mis- kind Seventeen inspectors. war veterans ana
Republicans. who were discharged year ago are
saekine 20 be restored by the courts 10 the places
they lost FOR political reasons. Tammany' ""''"
has filled I'D the Department with heeiers -ii''
calls II economy as Il had n other way 10 ger rll
~ them Nor can they get around any way 10 i''
inc places while the Veterans HFt. ,, -, ~ the
'' ne nlaces were created by special act ol .He
TeGnest OF the Commissioner al mat TIM, = W. w.
Wurster During the three years me ihs loC1o oo
nir who ammsnylzed the fre pe men t. % ~.
prooklvn could see merit IN IT, ana l,lf1 wv. -
- o - ycrk methods where the MIGRANTS are
us.iv ~ the non-freczable kind. while In broo~II
i brec-fou-ths OF them are forty years OH anu
yyant constant care and attention, r As-,,ts
There arc no fewer than seven KINDS OF ny i,se
bcra while in New York there are oni} Two Nl19'
OF the yer. rril c,larolty has not fallen on this
fair borough from this cause r. 10 ne dt.. W -e
good luck II fire should ge' n,"I tW1y - wood
resiaential section which Is largely DUNN "l WIZ"
- cons@ouences would he appalling =, ,4.
me Se neo.e only knew their real danger lnllg
!! lle . ~. would be held II the fire unlt
urif,rs knew what II means n them ineS "4al
49,, frsnerfors u ther own. and save tu-il
appv..'S thousands - dollars. Let ther exam
IN tbe neghborhood OF the great warenousrs ., az
the drygegotts -. g. tsiking about NERITAS
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
ANOTHER ~vOBLEMAy" KILLS HIMSELF

pEsroNDENcY DUE TO DRINK OWEN AS THE
CAUSE OF SUICIDE.
August Montague Lllienskjold, who is said 20
have been a Danish nobleman. hanged himself late
on Tuesday night in the basement OF the house Of
Frederick Fleming. with whom he lived at No. ise
Winthrop-st., Flatbush. The man was thirty-eight
years old. and had been IN this country He
was bOokkeeper and cashier for The Brooklyn
Frele Presse' for some months. but lost his place
about Christmas time through intemperance He
mad been Respondent since then. Mr. Fleming found
his friend hanging from the gaspipe By q clothes
line. The body taken TO McCannas under
taking rooms.
Rudolph who lives at No. IA Oakland-st His
father Is said be wealthy. and ne was separated
from his wife who is IN Denmark II Is said that
his brotber-n-aw is Minister OF Schools and Public
Education In COpenhagen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
SApiD TRANSIT DIRECTORS REFLECTED.

T,.s me annual meeting % the Brooklyn Rapid
Dr. Company Yesterday the following Board o,
seibesg was reelected Anthony y Brady. Henry
ept5 lsm Bryant Seth L. Keeney. David r Va
Clinton 'YY"h u Kelley, John y Bliss. H. C. Du Val.
{. WIsa-,r N9ssiter, C.. d. Meneely and Timothy
orgari1s.ils me officers Will be reelected AT the
the groll1lh meeting to-day. The stockholders OF
nusl rnes,ss. heights Company Will hold their an
yesterdare uon OF consolidation did not come uD
sentine - Only few OF the stockholders repre-
ard hev IA VINO mold stock in trust were present.
Are fa,srIq hothing but reelect the directors who
''e 70 the Flower syndicate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
PITNEY RESIGNS FROM CONGRESS.
DR.. HERMAN C. II. HEROLD MADE COL
LECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE

IN tlElbhA-N - hEksOLD hhDG NOC
LEcToR OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
Washington. Jan. Il (spec,aD.-Just after the
reading OF the Journal. the Speaker laid before
the House a communication from Congressman
Pitney, follows: II have the honor inform
you that have this day delivered TO the Acting
Governor OF the State OF New-Jersey my resgna-
ton OF the office Il Representative in Congress
from the WITH District OF New-Jersey. 70 take
effec, this day" II was dated January 10
The letter tyDevCitten. but signed in
Mr. Pitney's bold handwriting Thus Il severed the
connection with Congress OF able New-Jersey
man. than whom few men in the body have
won greater reputation In a shor, time FOR the
possession OF superior qualifications for less-
lative work.
The name Of Or. Herman C. H Herold. Of New
ark was sent TO the Senate to-day BY the Prsei-
dent for the place OF Collector OF Internal Revenue
FOR the With District Of New-Jersey.
Representative Fowler Is daily consulting with
the members OF the House River and Harbor Com
mlttee respecting the improvements In tho With
Congress District and the deep waterways Of New
Jersey.
It may be stated definitely that the majority Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
DEATH OF MRS. NAMING ". KNAPP.
HER HUSBAND DIED ON THE BENCH n JERSEY
CITY

HER HUSBAND DIED ON THE BENCH N 'EhSS'
CITY
Hackeu.ack y J., Jan. Mrs Anna hhhpp
widow Of Supreme Court Justice Manning !"
Knapo died at her home here this morning rom
pneumonia She was born IN woodbridge y; 80
- 100 Her IA Their was Captain James Matus0h
7, s y Justice Knapp dropped dead whiie on tie
bench in the Hudson County Courtnoese ~ ~
80 40 He had taken a leading part IN VIC
soh+ AGAINST the Gutenberg racetrack ana WIS
stricken with heart disease While ne was IN 1ns
act ~ charging the jury. Inc exc'seiicn' .aasa1
Iis aea, His charges TO indict had been ignored
~ arrand iuries and ne was DELIVERING seath.h h
49,. " hon death came. Up 10 that time me
raa"e,rack peopie had dehed the courts The anu
racetrack people regarded justice knapp as ma.
80 20 duty and his death called the attention
- ,he whole srate 10 the hght ne had been waging
e,ainst the track and resulted In the suppression
centain W Y Clark who was lost IN the sinking
~, "a Bourgogne was a son-in-law OF Mrs Knapp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
FARM LAND HEAVILY TAAhD'
mgr N ASSESSMENT VALUES IN

p,sr IN ASSESSMENT VALUES IN
QUEENS BOROUGH.
-.-. uvtng IN Queens Borough are greatly
- -, over the increased assessment on '"eI
'...s-v BY the assessors OF New-AorA O''y' az.
p, hpd IN New,own has been aosa"0eu -.o'
~ =, acre 20 800 an acre and N 'arna.a
h'sA"s .oxos Will almost equal the true value
,,o-sase In The suburban towns IS s22"44 a.
~. os.ossnents OF Long Island City have been
si az . oi6 l6l thus throwing me ro
me III - -he borough amounts 10 go tpt;sssvV
Ping total OF slos1sS75 as i -s sS -
I.5 20 last wear az increase OF S-''''"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
r.coP COLES WILL FILED.

-rh. will O., Jacob Cole. the aucroneer who re-
centlv dropped dead fled for probate yester-
40, There was no schedule % the estate. The
-. oro Sarah = cole the widow. and two daush-
,ers Anna s De Selding and Lucretia TallmndFe
TIVE entire estate real and personal goes 10 inc
widow during her lie. At hsF- death u VIII 'e
divided between the daughters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
SALARIES OF TEACHERS IN SIGHT.

JUSTICE GAYNOR GRANTS a PEREMPToRY MAN
DANUs TO THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Justice Gaynor yesterday granted to the School
Board OF Brooklyn a final writ OF peremptory man
camus against the Board OF Education OF tn. city
Of New-York. and the school boards IN the other
boroughs ordering an apportonment OF the gen
oral school fund that the Brooklyn School Board
shall receive 81 65 56J a. in compliance with the de-
cision OF the Court Of Appeals. The teachers hope
the money will be turned over az once so they car
be paid their salaries this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

.hs House River and Harbor COMMITTEES favor ss
Atlantic CITY harlor improvement InS n'a,, On
go d,,dad ns TO whether TO put IN Inc lltul "
a. eronnd OF commerce Of harhor o' reiuse
REPRESENTATIVE Loudensager recon- a.r,o,,n
dav John Sayre TO be pos'"Hs'er ~
Cape May County -.....a ,,-ga oe,i,iors
Penresentative Gardner presented iarss P,,or a.
bahai, OF disabled and superannuateo nien 1,o,a
The Ufe-saving service. Tho petitions c''"' '
All parts OF the coast. , ..oy.,sd from
Weep President Hobart. having recoV .Sav Cor
80 t,i1ess presided over the senate t0-"@' Az
n s ar.t Tine since the Christmas recess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
nrarU or PATRICK HCABE.

Assessor Patrick McCabe died az MS nome w -
No-,b Third-st Harrison. early yesterday morn
o., alter an illness OF three weeks He lived near
10 oil his M. in Harrison Mr. McCabe was COL
iector q, taxes for Harrison IN iss5 ana Tor iour
years he represented the Fourth WARD n "a. ,rm
nm council and IN the last year OF ~ ,cs.'
us nresldent OF that body. He was appoihiee as
sesor OF inc town by the Council upon me as.
y, Iorres Nolan and last December was reappo,.a'-
ed FOR three years. He leaves WIDOW "o'"e'
l.arr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
DAMAGE SUITS DECIDED.

Two vrRprcrs RECOVERED IN TIE SUPREME
COURT A~D ONE CASE sETTLED
OFT or COURT
Several interesting damage cases reached endings
YESTERDAY One agalns, the city OF Brooklyn was
tia. brought by Frank Mansfield who established
a trou. preserve between MassaDeGua and Seaford
The city o., BROOKLYN put a reservoir in that dis
,ric, and drained all the ponds Mr. Mansfield
trout died he valued his trout al s. pound. and
The Jury gave him verdict OF $500 in the Supreme
Court
Frederick Ronmeney % No. 263 stockholm-st-
received verdict o. 5000 az adminisratrix OF the
estate ~ her husband Frederick. ROmmeney was
employed by Otto Huber. the brewer. In 1897 he
drove In front % an unfinished building IN Stuyve-
sant-ave.. struck a sand pile, was tipped over and
DIED from his n iuries The Jury found the city OF
NsV-YOrk and stephen Burkard and Henry Meyer.
contra ,tors. responsible
Il was announced In the Supreme Court yesterday
nat the 500. damage suit brought by Sarah Nc
Kay against the New-York Central Railroad for
Killing her husband. AlgernOn, had been settled out
Q; court Mckay was employed as a stenosrapher
~ the railroad and was killed IN the disaster at
Gar-ie0nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
TRYING TO BLUFF THE MAYOR.

Some OF the Interested persons becoming TN
patient at the delay Of Mayor Hoos Of Jersey city
I'm no, signing the resolution awarding the water
contract and a rumor started Yesterday that
II action Is not taken soon Contractor Flynn VIII
wit hdraW his bid the prices 0f materials are
advancing The rum0r IS not received seriously. as
Flynn's bid is s. $50 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
AN ELIZABETH BUILDER INSANE.
HE pEMoIsHEs HIS FURNITURE WITH AN AxH.

HE pEMoLIsHEs HIS FURNITURE WITH AN AXE.
AND IS NOW IN A srRArT-JAcKET
Elizabeth. Jan Il CspeciaD-Henry Freiertcks. Q
wrll-known builder al Elizabethport. has become
a ravins maniac. and tonight ~ r. confined IN .
strait-jacket a. the Union County jail Five
weeks ago no caused a blockade the Traction
Company's line in Elizabeth oy driving the
tracks with bis wagon IN front OF trolley
car and refusing TO move In a shor, time he
had q long line Of tsosl-y-cars held up 20 the IN
d,xnat,ou Of the motormen. conductors and pas-
sengers Fredericks showed night when the police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
TRANSFERS WANTED.

meeting Of Jersey City merchants was held last
night 20 discuss plans for securing better transit
facilities that their trade Will be Increased. The
leading retail stores are In Newark-ave., and only
two Of tho ten lines % cars pass them on the way
10 the ferry and this tends 20 divert trade 70 New
York City An effort will be made 10 induce the
traction companies 10 ISSUE transfers to enable
buyers 10 reach the local stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN MATTHEW JACKSON

Captain Matthew Jackson president OF The Ross
Iron Works. died from pneumonia on Tuesday
night M his home No. 2s5 Forty -ninth-st. He
forty-eight years old. and had beer chief officer Of
the Lucania and the Umbra, OF the Cunard Line.
When the Unbria was disabled at sea six years ago
Captain Jackson hauled the hawser from her in an
open boat 20 tho German steamer which came 10
her relief. His widow and daughter IN England.
The funeral will be held to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

men tried - make him move and broke one Of
their helmets with blow ~ his heavy whip He
was overpowered. locked NJ and fined ~ nexs DAY
FOR dlsOrdery conduct
IL startled his family this morning by giving q
Whd yell Ihen he SEIZED an and began break
Ing up the furniture and piano. Mrs f~ederirks
ana her children fled In terror from The house and
Obtained shelter with neighhors The police hal
quite a struggle with the mailman before he was
ruodu~d and handcu-ed Even then he resisted
al the way 70 the jail. RE will b. seri 20 Morrts
Plains Asylum tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
~ HONOR or DIR. j. FREEMAN ATWOOD.

The homeopathic Medical Society held meet
ing in the Johnston Building on Tuesday night. In
honor OF It's late president. Or. J. Freeman Atwood
An address was made by Or. &. Ia BonnelA in
which a tribute was paid 10 the life and work ~
DR. Atwood. Drs John :. Mosfatt and A. J War
ner were appointed a committee 10 draft resou-
lions The following officers were elected: Pres-
denr Or o. : Ritch. vice president. Or. ". II
Aten and secretary. DI. l.. r. Fisks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
MRS. EMILY BURR THORP.

Mrs Emily Burr Thorp widow OF James Il.
Thorp died at the Hotel Margaret on Tuesday
afternoon She was born IN Rochester. y. y. She
belonged 10 the Church OF the Pilgrims and had
been a manager Of the Orphan Asylum Society Of
Brooklyn for twenty -nne wears. The funeral Will
be held al the Church OF the Pilgrims tomorrow at
p n. and the Rev. Dr. r. 5. storrs will conduct
the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
THE DISTRICT corRT ACT ATTACHED

Trsntor Jan 1.-THE constiutionarty OF the
General District Court act passed ~ me hs' Leg
isiature l. attacked In case brought IN me SUI
pr.ms Court to-day The matter VIII he brought
nm an the hearing og a writ o. uanGamus granted
bv Justice Depue on an apDication 70 compel fhs
District Court OF Newark 20 Issue Ar ehecuuoh-
The writ 10 returna6e on February 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
yrw STATION AT WORTH ELlzABErH.

Elizabeth. Jan II (speciaD This Psnnsyivanss
Railroad Company u about 70 erect new ana
handsome station at North Elizabeth TO take tne
place OF the wooden structure which t'f meS
,.srs Ia. done duty al that place. The prenm-
mary work has been begun IN Grading ~hat WIN Y"
the approaches TO the new structure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
BISHOP POTTER AGAINST EXPANSION

D~noi Potter OF Sew-York. delivered an address
w.. expansion" yesterday afternoon before the
II. ~4lo and its invited guests who flied
Assoc Sa, hsl, n the Young Womans Christian
sior '0F 'OOh strong ground against expan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
CALLED TO 4 WOoDHAVEY CHURCH.

a. -s "oodhaver Congregational Church has de-
- - 10 cell the Rev. ". II Kershaw 20 I'LL its
,'Nt pulpit Nj Kershaw was at one time as
Wa .t 70 the Rev DR. Mcleod in Brooklyn. and
Ia Esse.lihery pastor OF the Congregational church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
CITIZENS TO HOLD A NAss-NEETING.

e.. mass meeting will be held az the Astoria
So" Park on Monday evening next az
~ - 10 express the satisfaction OF the citizens
alscc-re,s Borough az the action OF the Board OF
s,s,, -. A passing the appropriation which will
WIN on Inc BlackWells Island Bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

Hudson nay otter Goats. the hnndsoasss
dyed fur garments In the world. $500. $3.50.
$500 and $3.50. e. {. shayne, i2s West 81
ST.. near 9Th Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
COUNTRY CLUB AT GLEN COVE.
NAMES oT THE MEN WHO ARE TO MANAGE IT'S
AFFAIRS

Albany. Jan 1.-THE Nassau Country Club. OF
1e0 Cove. Nassau County. was incorporated to-
Gay to maintain proper grounds and facilities for
ne game o, gof and other outdoor sports. The
directors are Harvey Murdoch. Charles NJ. Pratt
leonard Busbv. Horatio NJ. Adams Frederic y.
Tlar' Howard ". Maxwell. Henry T. Noyes.
TunsIes o. Gates and :. Rogers Maxwell Of
rp'o99kyn; William Crittenden Adams and Parker
d Hancy. % Manhattan, J. y. Coles Tappen.
,slN cnu0bI Edward X Ladew ana Joseph IL.
r5s1ee Of Glen Cove and Harold Goodwin. or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
JA1L DELIVERY FRUSTRATED
-eous1p AT THE SUFFOLK COUNTY INsi'-
TUITION AvERTED BY 4 TRAMP "i1
o.vr THE WARDEN A TIP.

,s.-s,arved tramp tipped OF Warls" - 10.
.o-s .. me Suffolk County JAN on 4uesud!
20 story that conspiracy haa DeeN ~ ,ar
=. s..sck On him. TO be followed by genera ySI
a. 60 - ,h,r the time ,or the contamination
~ Mo, arrived Sheriff Wood and his deputies
o. ~ cav tor The ringeaAers and frustrated IT,
BE Because Of the ovsrcrowded condition o. the jail
--t.o,e-s have been allowed 10 mins.e TO
ss.he- and the plan was arranged 10 overpo~e-
me warden and take the keys from MIN 49,
which opening the doors would De an e@S' ~
a. rN,as6ev afternoon tramp slipped mo nIo t ne
SSa,s ~ Warden Rafsord as ne was MAKING me
POUNDS a tiny note written WIN ne ne fnrgrgb
~ "a der investigated the matter ana csrVle-e.
ma. me plan was perfected and tnat an aaisi1ps
-o,,is ha We been made the same night A. clo-h
s5s-iN Wood and his deputies stepped mo me T9i
r,dor and the Sheriff he'd two sN.sh9o'sdSs Is
- r,ard <or The prisoners 70 90 20 their cells was
oba~eS with aiacr!ty The prisoners viii not nave
ca much liberty hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
CANE WARDEN rOoKER SENTENCED.

Paterson. Jan Il (speciaD.-James l. rooxer' IT,.
the game warden Of Perth Amboy. who was found
guilty of manslaughter in killing secunda Canoya
was sentenced by Judge DIXON this morning W
eight years IN State prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

Mr.. and Mrs Horatio P. Dyer. OF No. $ Pierre
pont-st. will leave town to-day for California 70
remain there until spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

The management Of the Hotel 81. George will
give a ball tonight for their guests and friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

Invitations have been issued for the marriage
Of George W. Wingate, OF No. 100 Dean-st and
Miss Maude Coquelette Lamb. OF No. lls West
Observation-Disclosures, Manhattan. The date
is Monday January g. and because OF recent
death in the brides family Il will be witnessed
only by the immediate families. Mr.. Wingate
has been for several years adutant OF the 2Sd Eeg-
mert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

Mrs James r. Brinsmade and Miss Brinsmade
% No. 1876 Columbia Heights. will to-day give the
first OF series OF receptions the hours being from
until o'clock