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New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
THE REV. Mr.. WILLIAMS ANSWERS CRITICS

That the Rev Pelham Williams the annihator
Of the sunday-schools has felt the sting OF the
criticisms which brought forth by his recent
attack on Sunday at the meeting Of the
Church Club OF Long Island. is shown by the fact
that he has written letter 10 A. g. Cook. the
secretary OF the club part OF which was made pub
lie yesterday in which DR.. Williams says:
''As the address. had not dreamed that it
would be mentioned in a newspaper. Now, ] find
myself much assailed and too much commended
Possibly this Is due 10 me-viZ.. that IL should be
made cle-r that / invited for purpose-to
promote discussion by presenting the other side
somehow a seems to be felt that chosen by
mistake or by audacity. and that my coming
an Intrusive discomfort For this I am very
sorry"
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
LAUNCH OF THE COLUMBIA.
WILL TAKE PLACE AT SIX O'CLOCK To-
DAY-sTEEL CRADLE TO BE USED.


DAY-sTEEL CRADLE TO BE USED.
Bristol. r. l.. June 9-The work OF laying the
deck of the Columbia completed this after
noon. and all that remains TO be done to-mor-
row is the smoothing up Of the deck and little
work on the cabin below deck
Mr.. Iselin was here this afternoon watching
the progress being made on the vessel. and
turned to Providence tonight on the Columbias 8
tender. St Michaels. Although 1t has not yet
been definitely announced who will name the
vessel, 1t is reported that this ceremony will be
performed by Mr.. Isens eldest daughter, eleven
years old. The launching will take place at 6
o'clock sharp tomorrow evening. and the steel
cradle in which the Defender was hauled out
will be used. This cradle will be mounted on
sixteen Iron wheels. each weighing 80 pounds,
running on iron rails. instead OF the wooden
cradle and wooden rails heretofore used in
similar launchnRs.
Quite number OF yachts have come into the
harbor to-day and there has been great in
fiuX OF visitors All hotels and boarding houses
are filled to overlowing
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
poryD DEAD BESIDE HIS OVEN.

william ThaH sixty years old. a member OF
Harry Lee Post. G. A. X was acclden'a''y
.snhvxiated with gas early yesterday morning IN
n,s bakery AT No ssa Bedford-ave. He was in good
circumstances and we'll known in the Eastern
District. ,
A iourneyman baker found Mr.. Thai YESTERDAY
morning lying dead bench within few reef
OF one OF the ovens. Gas was Rowing iroin Ne
Inc tst used for examining the Interior OF w
ovens II Is supposed that the baker hah id,p danr
m turn the jet on properly before going 10 sI.sp
J,s widow three daughters and one son SURVIVE
bIro He was a member OF the williamsburg s Boss
Bakers Association and OF the Boss bahe's S''e
ing Society.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
4 NEW PHASE or THE STRUGGLE.

Long Branch. June (SpeciaD.-Mayor Packer
anh members Of the Seabright Council are again In
hot water Only a few weeks the Mayor had
10 defend his election His or -ent at the polls
last March George W. Elliott 10 was defeated
by five votes, was the complainant. Mayor Packer
won on the recount. Judge Collins deciding that ne
vas elected by a single vote without hearing his
side OF the -, o..
Now Mayor Packer and the members Of the Coun-
eli are called to appear before Justice Collins, at
Trenton on complaint Of twenty five property
owners headed by Mr. Elliott, that they have
been mieapproprlated. They ask that summary
investigation be made. June II Is the date set FOR
hearing.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
MARRIED TO 4 MISSIONARY.

Caldwell. June (speciaD-Miss Emma 3 sgth.
daughter OF Thomas ]. Smith. formerly president
OF the Orange National Bank, and the Rev. Nor
man B. Harrison married in the old First
Presbyterian Church in this place last night. by
the Rev. Charles T. Berry. former pastor OF the
church. assisted by the Rev John Adams, Of
Brooklyn. Miss Helen Smith. sister OF the bride.
was the bridesmaid and Charles W. Harrison, Of
jamestown, " Y. was best man. Miss Marjorie
Smith. OF Caldwell. was flower girl, and Donald
Brach page.
MIR. Harrison and his bride will start on Monday
for Skaguay. Alaska where Mr.. Harrison Will take
charge Of a Presbyterian mission.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
DEATH OF LORENZ WOLF.

Elizabeth. June (speciaD.-Lorenz Wolf sew
erty-two years old. OF Elzabeths Oldest coal
and wood merchants. died this morning at his
home in Fourth-st.
ntr Wolf was born In Baden. Germany. and has
,,,ed for forty years In Elizabeth. He was one Of
-be founders OF St. Michaers German Catholic
C,nu,oh He leaves a widow four daughters and
49, sons His sons were associated for years IN
the firm with their father
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
usual measures
RESTRICTIONS on THE USE OF WATER

Because Of the excessive use OF water from the
mains of the New-Utrecht pumping station. James
Dtorstt Deputy Commissioner OF Water supply
i.sued an order yesterday prohibiting the use OF
fountains garden hose and lawn sprlnklers. ex-
cept between the hours Of p m and p m ana
the use Of hose larger than one inch IN diameier meier
,or NIng water carts or sprlnUers. Ihe penalty
o. yioIaIIng any Of these regulations Is j.;
Tho territory affected by the regulations IS
,,ostIv in the Thirtieth Ward.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
TOY BANKS HIS SPECIALITY.

Christian Petersen. who Is believed 10 be de-
meuted. arraigned before Judge Blair In the
Hudson County Court Of Sessions yesterday for
larceny. He stole a chlld's savings bark from the
home OF Hugh Cranshaw. Of Jersey city. The
Judge was Informed that Petersen had served two
terms in prison for stealing toy banks, and was
probably insane, as he had buried his wife and two
children within a few weeks. and since then had
entered dwelling houses in quest Of toy banks. but
would touch nothing else. Petersen was committed
to the county Jail for three months, subject TO ex
animation by the county physician
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
BOLD BURGLARY IN NEWARK.

The clothing store Of Berry Co.. at No. 25s
Market-st Newark. robbed Of goods worth
about 81 900 early yesterday morning. horse and
wagon were used to carry off the goods. which In
cIdad three hundred pairs Of trousers eighty boys
si,tts nineteen overc oats md thousand yards Of
cloth The BURGLAR gained entrance through a
rear yard and by removing pane OF gas snor a[o
The police said that the burglars had lowered the
goods into the yard OF an adjoining carpenter snop
and then passed them over gate leading into an
nj
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
OVER SEYuOURS VETO.

The Newark Board OF Works yesterday passed
over the veto OF Mayor Seymour the four contracts
for furnishing 24oO water meters. The vote was
,,rorlrnous the TWO Democratic Commissioners act
ing with the three Republicans Mayor Seymour
vetoed the contracts because he thought the terms
for the bids restricted the competition TO four COM
nantes which combined TO Az prices and divide up
tbe contracts The Commissioners said yesterday
~ contracts were fer an emergency purpose, and
that The reason giver by the Mayor was not suf-
RCf
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
ANOTHER HEARIyG nv FAITH CURE CASE.

Counsel for Mary Muller asked Judge Maddox.
in the Supreme Court yesterday. for certificate
OF reasonable doubt Of her proper conviction In
the Court OF Special Sessions.
Mrs Muller lived at No. 3l2 East Twelfth-st..
Manhattan and was convicted OF unlawfully prac-
tIsing the faith cure on Dora kranZ, seven years
old daughter OF Katrina Kranz. Of NO. los North
Eighth-st who lost her right foot from gangrsne
Nrs Muller was found guilty and sentenced TO
FIVE months imprisonment in the county jail The
hearing will come up to-day.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
4 WEDDING AT ALPINE.

Miss Eva May Bromley. daughter of Mr.. and MA
william n Bromley. and Frederick y. stoushton.
son OF Colonel Homer r. stoughton. cf Barre. W..
were married at the brides home. Ia Alpine on
Thurpday by the Rev. Charles r. Allisnn. pastor
OF the Daysprng Presbyterian Church. of Yonkers.
The bride wore a gown Of white silk lawn. trimmed
with yalenciennes lace and white satin ribbon.
The maid OF honor was Miss Martha q. Bromley.
Henry c. Stcushton OF Barre. VT. the hrtde-
grooms brother, was best man.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
N0N-rNLON MEN SENT HONE.

Bridgeton June 9-There excitement here
late last night, when number OF non-union glass
blowers arrived from stroudsburg Penn. to work
for the Cumberland Glass Company. The union
men. who have been strike for higher wages for
some time. had pickets out. and the train was met
by a delega tion of strikers. There was a hand-to-
hand encounter. and many blows were exchanged.
The non-unon men were finally prevailed upon 70
leave town. and the strikers paid their fare TO
Stroudsburg
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
TWO PRISONERS ESCAPE.

New Brunswick, June (SpAciaD.-Fredcrtck
Slater, OF Perth Amboy, under two years sen
tence 10 the State prison for breaking and enter
ing and larceny, and John Miller. whose term for
disordery conduct would have expired In fifteen
days broke Jail early this morning. getting out
through the roof and making their escape Both
OF their cells locked last night by the run
ncr. James Kennedy. II is thought that Slater had
a key with which he unlocked mis- own and Miller
cell. They cut hole through the roof with an old
knife and a piece OF iron.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
STILL NO TRACE or THE BRIDEGROOM

Miss Lena Frltsch. or No 5lI Monastery-st.' Yves,
tI,hoken and Conrad Kissel, jr.. OF No. u2
rranharen-st. that town were TO have been mar
r,,d at the home OF Miss Fritsch on Wednesday
night. but when the appointed hour arrived the
,nnnI man was not on hand. All efforts 10 md
fi,.SI since he left hom. on Wedn esday have been
~ no avail lie is thirty years old and is lithos-
"a nher hv trade.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
RRoTgERBOOD or ST. ANDREW.

The next conference Of the Newark Local Assem-
DIV Brotherhood Of 81. Andrew, will he held at
6.45 D. m on Monday. Christ Church. Ridgewood.
the Rev e H. Cleveland. rector. Supper will be
served at 6:45. and there will be an evening session
AZ o'clock The subject Of the conference will be
personal Work" In the evening there VIII be
and the Rev Alexander Mann, Archdeacon Of New
ortx
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
pporrssoR yENKINSS SUCCESSOR

Trenton. June CspeciaD.-John =. walker. OF
tho Pennsylyania State Deaf Mute School al Mount
Airy has been chosen the successor OF professor
Weston jenkins who recently resigned the prnci-
paiship OF the New-Jersey Dear Mute SCHOOL, IN
this city.
Professor Jenkins held the place sixteen years,
and despite differences with the state board OF
Isducation which IL l. said led 10 his resignation.
that hody testified In formal resolutions 70 MS
sbiltv and usefulness. and the teachers and EN-
ployes OF the institution have given expression OF
regret AZ hts departure.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
.ppt1cATION OF CENTRAL REFUSED.
mock BOARD DECLINES TO GIVE THE RAILROAD
ONE OF THE TWO PUBLIC NORTH
DIVER PIERS

The Dock Board will hold It's weeky n'ee,nss ,anss
4.na,,sr on Mondays. instead Of Fridays MOST
Of the business at yesterdays meeting was rIutl,s
The application of the New fork Oee'.a .S r,ar a"r
Hudson River Railroad TOT 'ne ~ ',ears uos
al va. -, che Roard. The reason assigned for the
sr denial was mat the pier is one of two on the
North RIVER that present free 10 the Pp Pno,s
would he a detriment 10 the pno4cS; cS;,.,,, z,hich
The old Dominion steamship Pbs cGPaddf BnPard FOR sew
has NAG an tor apP another pier pacifed BY me
promise that It's present n peT N1 1s line so as
", mske additional room. The steamship co.',p, % a,
agreed 10 allow this. and further asrytee go y,ension
the rate OF 3 cents square Ioo' ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
CONVICTED or MANSLAUGHTER.

James Bryan. who lived at No $50 Nassau-st'
Brooklyn and who was trial for killihs fFeu-
erick Fleming. OF No. As North Portihnd-aVe'' anu
,,an,., sn,.Ia. ., No "A North PortIand-ave, in a
quarrel in Patrick McKeOn's saloon on suh"as
night March 49, was convicted OF manslaugntsI IN IN
the second degree. The Jury brought In veroict
at IL 30 O'Clock last evening.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
corFRyOR WILL ATTEND TIE FAIR

piverbead Long Island. June 9.-Private secre-
,orv youngs has written Secretary Foster OF the
suffoIk County Agricultural Society," saying that
covernor Roosevelt would surely visit the sunolk
Sountv Fair on Tuesday. September ls the second
dev Elaborate preparations will be made Tor MS
aso,,ion and entertainment while In the village
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
:, ,c4,oy ar DIRECTORS SET ASIDE.

y,cs-chancellor Emery at Newark yesterday are
,.rnoo, Granted the application OF Frederick Tasea
and others to have aside the recent election .,
%. .ddItIonal directors OF the German Mutual
EIye Insurance Company. OF Newark Inc hpp,ll-
cation was the outcome Of efforts maze oy ,ns
sanagers % the company 10 change the orgsns-
rsaion from a mutual 10 a joint stock concern.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
INJURED IN RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Kansas City. Mo, June s.-Between forty and
forty-hve passengers were injured. three perhaps
fatally, by the deranent OF train No. 4. south
bound on the Kansas City. Pttsourg and Gulf
Railroad three miles south OF Grand View, Mo-, at
$50 last night
S~sssdins rails caused the wreck.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
BRIGHTON BEACH OPENS TO-DAY.

The Brighton Beach Hotel. with It's music hall
and other attractions will Oper the season to-day
President Rossiter Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
COMPANY said yesterday that he visit OF me ran.
,o.d oGicials and the newspaper men would taks
place soon great crowd Is expected at the
beach to-day.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
1oss or LIE IN ARKANSAS DENIED.

ru,,e Rock Ark June 9-The report that tWen-
tv-s,ght men were killed at Ross Hollow on the
Choctaw Road yesterday afternoon Is denied Dy inc
contractors Several from the camp pcsa
here at II o'clock this morning, having IeIt ttos.
Hollow last night about o'clock Al tha' ""'e
no accident had occurred.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
PATERSON AND TRENTON FATORED.
EACH TO HAVE SPANISH CANNON CAPTURED
AT SANTIAGO

Elizabeth June 9 CspeciaD Governor voorhees,
this evening received a letter from Washington
informing him that the War Department hsd
given two OF the Spanish cannon captured at san-
tiago to the State Of New-Jersey. One OF tnefs
vice-President Hobart had already ootained Tor
Paterson. Governor Voorhees, might di'pose o' nv
o,nor as he saw nt As he has received already
half a score Of applications for the captured nsia
pieces the Governor decided that Ireh'on, w ~
stare capital would be the proper place 70 sen' ",
and he Immediately wrote 20 Mayor Brisgs, on
tbs, city Offering the cannonson the express :ons
dIfion that ~ be placed on th~ lawn III '""' "
q ne State House.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
GLIB FORTY YEARS OLD.

A barquet will be held at the Quartet Club In
washington-st Hoboken, next Monday night TO
commemorate the fortieth anniversary OF the or
ranIzaton OF the club. which IL one or the eeding
singinr srri,ties I'm this State. Only one OF the
eight charter members. c. L. keimei, OF Jersey
1ity Is alive.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
MAYOR HOOS WINS.
ONLY ONE ENGINEER TO LOOK AFTER THE CON
sTRUcTIoN OF THE WATER WORKS

Mayor Hoos has his contest with the Street
and Water Board OF Jersey City. The Board by
resolution appointed a supervising engineer OF the
water works. Garwood Ferris. al 1900 year, and
two assistant engineers. James p. Hall and Harry
Bowly, az g 500 each. The Mayor vetoed the reso-
luton holding that II is not necessary at this time
20 employ more than the supervising engineer Inc
Mayor. Finance Board and Street and Water Board
had long conference yesterday, and the Finance
Board decided 10 stand by the Mayor and the
Street and Water Board acccded. and Mr.. Ferris
alone will be appointed. to serve at the pleasure OF
fba rd
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
THE wBITE LINE INCORPORATED.

The White Lane Traction Company was incoss
narrated at Newark yesterday. The capital stock 10
"a 40 600 The corporstors are Frederick W. Egner.
Edward A. Pruden and George Barker, on Newark
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
A CANDIDATE FOR sBERIEF.

Or. A. v. Hill. OF Guttenburg has announced that
he Is a candidate for the Republican nomination tor
Sheriff Of Hudson County asxs fsU
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-16
Personal.

Lady Violet Grevil.e says that pin
money. pin money, and plenty of it when
IL can be afforded, should be the watch
word Of the married woman. II is the key
20 conjugal harmony the road TO dignity
and courage"
-Resinah d'Ibervlie. eighth Baron de
Longuel, in the province of Quebec, is
said 10 be The only living possessor of a
canadian title. il was granted by Louis
AlN IN 100, when Canada was under
French rule and II was confirmed by
queen Victoria III 1880. The present Baron
Is % years of age He succeeded to the
utie on the death Of his brother. in 1883.
Rider Hagagrd may yet take heart for
a new romance Of unknown African terri
tory. Capt. Bulotowitch, a Russian ex-
piorer, wao has recently led an Abyssin-
ian expedition into Central Africa, has re-
ported great unknown" range of
mountains in region where Eng
llsh critics vehemenuy deny that there
IS any room for them on the map. The
dark continent may have a few minor Won
ders stiA left unrevealed
Mrs Susan E.anor Andrews, of Ne
vada City. New, is said 10 be a great
granddaughter of the poet Burns. She is
the daughter of Elizabeth Burns. the
daughter Of Robert Buns, one of the two
sons of the poet Robert Burns the young
ef had five children, four daughters and
son. named respectively in the order OF
their seniority. Mary, Susan, Elizabeth (or
Betty). Prudence and John, Mary, Susan
and Prudence died early in life. Betty
married ScotChman named Lamon and
emgrated with him 10 America in 1885.
Mrs. Andrews is one of the issues of that
marriage.
Alfred S. Hartwell. who has consented
10 represent Hawaii at Washington as an
unofficial territorial delegate al the coming
session of Congress. has for thirty years
been one Of the leading members OF the
bar of Hawaii. He is a graduate of Har-
ward. and early in his life he was an in
structor IN a Missouri university. He was
a soldier in the West at the outbreak OF
the civil war, becoming afterwards sue
cessively lieutenant, captain, lieutenant col
onei. colonel and brigader general in the
East. In 1865 he was aDpoin ed first asso-
ciate justice of the Supreme Court of Ha-
vail, becoming subsequently attorney gem
Grad in 1874 and 1876
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-16
BRIGHT BITS.

Hes vegetarian, is he?"
"Oh, the strictest kind. He won't even
eat oyster plant"-Philadelphi Record.
Watching the Shamrock. -"Barrin' her
name what be there Irish about her?"
Dom if know, lest it be that after her
leavin' there's a wake"-Life.
Cause for joy can't get dollars
worth of credit" said Jaysmith.
'Then be thankful" replied Tenspot.
mo one Will dun you."-Detroit Free
Press.
-Bobby-Dad, what is a mutual friend?
Mr.. Fog-He is generally one who makes
it his business to see that you don't miss
hearing the nasty things your friends say
about you.-Tit-Bits.
Compensation at Last.-If il is really
a disgrace TO die rich, we begin to under
stand why it is that wicked little boys
so often live to grow up and succeed in
business.-Detroit Journal
-dicks-what is your opinion of the
new woman?
:. fNtcks-About the same as my wife's
opinion of the new girl She is all right
for little while, but she very soon de-
velops into instrumentation Transcript
johnny WI as AnXlOuS.-Mr. SQuiggs
(reading)-I see that Prof. Wiseman, the
prophet, has decided that the world will
come to an end next Christmas
Johnny Squiggs-Before or after dinner
pa baltimore American.
"A Regular Connoisseur- Father-You
seem to have no idea whatever of the val
ne of money.
Son-No idea whatever! Why. dad I'll
bet l can mention a thousand different
ways of spending it that you never dreamt
of!-Puck
Where the Trouble Lay-"Do YOU
think you can clear him. asked the de-
voted wife of the lawyer
Il hope so, madam" replied the lawyer.
''but I'm afraid"
why he has lived here all his life"
she interrupted, land knows every one"
Yes, and every one knows him." rejoin-
ed the lawyer. That's what worries me. "
Chicago News.
Not Appropriate.-"I never saw such an
exhibition of poor taste in my life as was
shown at the funeral of poor Bingsley."
why, what happened?"
You know he had been doortender at
the Folies Theater for the last twenty
years. Well, right over his coffin they had
magnificent floral piece representing
The Gates Ajar.' Chicago Times-H
aid.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-16
Liquid Treasure Wasted.

Nero, Caligula and Augustus were cruel.
But what wiz history say of Edward P.
Hunting of Southampton? says a South
ampton special TO the New York World.
Workmen dug up in Mr.. Hunting 5
kitchen a cement flooring which was put
down by his father sixty years ago. They
found under the flooring three dozen
square-faced high-shouldered black bot
Ties. The laborers souls leaped for joy.
Their eyes glistened. Their tongues rolled
in their mouths.
But they were honest souls though
thirsty. Very solemnly they carried all
the bottles to Mr.. Hunting. He is an Of
ficer in the Southampton Methodist Church
and total abstainer He gave two of the
bottles to a neighbor.
Best whisky l ever tasted" said the
neighbor fun of reverent, thankful joy
And then Mr.. Hunting, while the thirsty
workmen watched, smashed all the re
naming thirty-four bottles upon the
ground and let the precious liquor sink into
the earth.