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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
SFIyDLERs OF AN EMIGRAYT ARRESTED.

Nellie Donney, bright young Irish girl has been for
time employed servant in wealthy family up.
Her father who 10 constable Ireland. ha. been
I'll reosny and desired to his dau ter she had saved
Sis aud Friday she ticket by the Cunsrd
Line TO Queenstown While looking for the steamship Office
abe sccostei by Jacs, Levy formerly licensed emf
grant Gunner" He sk her to tho Office OF the CunaId
Company but the clark toll her the list full
there and bought ticket for S5 Shs wanted draft for
500 but advised her changed into
foreign He took nor 80 Bincos office at
No Broadway, where Isaac srzer clerk. her Ssl
discovering that she mad been c aei bat Swtzer refused
10 make restitution She then made complaint Mayors
Marshal Bvrnss Lew AMI SwtZsr arrested yoster
day and Justice Power hold them both OF petty
larceny. Levy also held for soliciting emgrants with
out license The girls ticket February
l6 and the trial of before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
WILL THEY GET HIN ia OK TO MEXICOf


John w Foster formerly United Satos Minister 70 Mex
ieo was tho only witness eIanred yesterday before Gem
missioner Ly man Benson whose extra
don sought charge OF forgery DsLaacer Nool ana
Mr. Provost, Abbey and the Mexican Government
presented of papers and MI Foster WAS asked I" 70
tho regularity official documents He tesuhed
that papers prepared In Mckee In tho regular form
Hc also testified as to tho Mexican law on the SUBJECT o.
forgery Peter Mitchell Bensons counsel objected 10 ali he
testimony and OF admitted su6jectto the CON
missoner's ruling further investigation.
The papers which received frsm Mexico contaned
evidence the bones with which Benson carried on Ms
There circulars announcing the raul oon
circulars had the name OF Henry f. hooey
mpresaro" and the tickets coupons aud the stamp wiz"
they marked all bore the name oil hents r. H
bey The testimony tho NeIoaa Government wi" SOU"
end II tho documents submitted yesterday we're shmtsa IN
evidence An adjournment Taesav was granted !" o'
that lawyer familiar with present practice OF he laws
may be present to testify. Henry f. AOoey anu h"Ou'
Meyer Interested spectators OF yesterday Pfoe''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05

CUN Va IESUEN IS hIUEU BT A hAFFEE hLAT SNH.
In spite OF The freezing when made the streets slip
perry that walking of much difficulty large
number Of ladies and gentlemen attended the Kaee Klich
held yesterday afternoon aud at the home of Mrs
Christopher Moer l43 MadsOnave for the benefit OF
ST. Andrews vaescent Hospital for Working Women
No Sxtsanhst In the afternoon grab bag was
provided for the Children AMI Drsved source Of much
them In the evening attractive programme
and music enjoyment the occa
sion. Refreshments served and visitor recevrda
aud souvenir Among those present were
Mrs. John Lindsey MAS Josie Sands Miss Alice keamey
Miss MAY ogden, Miss Adams Miss E.tela Adams. MISS
Fansbaw, Miss Lena Fanshaw Mrs r. W. Howes. r. C. MOI
Ter, Mss = Adens No Her. Nj and Mrs O. 4. MolIer MT
and Mrs Peter Aocr, Louis Ogden G. Mosr IT,. and T. H.
Howes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05

day. Hs collector for brewery AMI earned ro'd
salary hi boon suffering greatly from govt for abt
five years tim.s his snnrru-s mai hin d"s~nhe't
and he ndalgei will tIs about snciie MIS-
Bergman sail She thsugt h. never da TX cnsnxi br 10
become sipce she sa thrro
been talk at brewery effect that he mish
have did not bso * 10 him. out
believe would lose has pos on
for the sake OF tie few huairs dollars that he might nave
collected for brewery Weacs Law search oil inc
police records showed that Bcrgnln had not met with any
accident and had been arrested under his oyn name
He " still absent frnfn hO no q evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
INCREASED EARNINGS IN INDIANA

indianapolis, Feb. (speciall.-" The Journal has
compiled statement Of the years earnings of railroads
operating in Indiana which shows that the receipts
last year were larger than those Of any previous
year. The increase last year was S9,l31, 0l9
The indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield was the
only Dad that failed increase It's earnings The
iarges increase 81, 616,t 90, BY the Lake shore
LIZ, BY the Michigan Central The Pennsylvania as
tiir1 with Sl.020,4I7. Freight agents say that the
earnings would have been least 80, 900 600 hi ger
under The prevailing rates prior 10 the enactment vi
the Interstate Law,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
, woy,y IvposJy0 Upon CHARITY

sarah Harmon alias Felix baxter complained In tho York
Vile Court yesterday James hal stolen asma
sum her. decided not to prosecute him
and he dschars ed. Mrs .nnon 10 the woman VINO
took Jefferson Market Court aud gained sympa
Thy considerable she had oecn turned into
Officers OF Mr. Gsrrys Society say that shs Is
living with man named ar or an was his child she
took They that she 10 an improper
object sympathy aid Ne Sal East Forty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
ELJZ4BETH TAX TROUBLES RENEWED.

The perennial dispute between the city OF Elizabeth and
the Singer Manufacturing Company has broken out anew
the penng In the senate OF
the NewJsrsey Legislature 10 section oil tho famous
Martin act meeting OF leading citizens under the auspices
OF the Business Mems Protective Association will DO hold
when the deadlock IN The CITY Cousc broken The qnes
ton whether bonds secured
by Of 1874 aud previou. shall be received In
payment OF taxes levied 10 subsequent years The singer
Com any the holders almost OF these
hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
DEATH OIL WELL-KNowy RESIDENT or NEW

John J. Luke, ago ffy.eght a welknown resident oil
Newark " j. and junior Member OF tho late extensive ry
goods hrn OF McKrgan Brothers Luke died at his home
on soutlSt yesterday. He born IN Bethlehem, Penn
but removed to this city when child Whom mere lad NO
the dry goods house of Stewart NewYork
whore he remained for thirty during which time
he promote from tho position Of that OF supefn
tendsnt Of OF the principal department He rseeVeu
Of the Of Mr. stewards will long service
MT. Luke held in high all who him no
leaves widow ami a unmarried daughter Death was
caused by pulmonary trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
NO CUTS EAST OF CHICAGO.

THE TRUNK LINES EQUALIZE THROUGH ST. PAUL
RATS BUT PRESERVE THEIR LOCAL TARIFFS
The trunk lines have decided not to permit the de-
morazaton in freight west of Chicago to extend
east of that point and Commissioner FINK, who has
been working indusriousy to secure this end breahed
freer YESTERDAY The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
started the idea of drawing the Eastern oauS INTO INC
controversy by seeking prorating' agreement
on through rates from NcwYorh to St Paul aud other
Northwestern points with the Grand Trunk of Canada
The Grand Trunk anticipated the opening OF the west
bound through route of the soo system In the issue
of a low tariff The Ontario and Western, which is
the eastern end of the SOo' the other INKS being
the Rome Watertown and Ogdeusburg the Canadian
Pacific and the Minnesota Saut Ste Marie and Allan
tic, proved that 1t had taken no freight west, and
wished to operate with the other associated roads
Under the circumstances 1t was decided TO try 10
secure equal through rates 10 the Northwest without
imperilling the tariff this Side OF Chicago. leSter
day inquiries from Mr. Fink were received
from the associated roads by which this will be
effected
The trunk lines will maintain the diiferential rate
system on traffic going to Chicago points covered
I'm their agreement east Of Chicago, but they will
mako through rates TO St Paul and Minneapolis by
adding TO the fixed rate to Chicago the rates ruling
from Chicago west, whatever they may be- THIS
will give through rate TO the Northwest tie same
by all the trunk lines and at the same time preserve
the taris east OF Chicago under the existing agree
menis 1t VIII bring tho Gran Trunk down TO the
railroad have doubt OF the inability Of that
line to withstand the contest. All the cutting VIII
be confined the Northwestern lines. and the Obsrep-
erous roads will be unable TO drag Eastern allies 10
their support
With respect to the rate situation west OF Chicago
railroad men here say that the hercer the contest
may be at the moment the sooner will probably come
q truce agreement for psare
The counsel of the trunk lines were in consultation
with Passenger Commissioner Person preparing tho
defence be made in response to the charges against
the railroads of saver q Co.. mmigi ant agents, OF
discrimination, etc, Which tho Interstate Commerce
Commission Will begin investigating ON February u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05

THE SENEf MANSION SOLD FOR LARGE SUM
There was considerable speculation and much CURIOSITY
among the resideAs Of Brooklyn Heights 10 know AZ
what price and by whom the ssn Montague Ter
purchased IL learned yesterday when the
transfer was sade that the mansion sold Tor slOoooo
10 L. G. Lchho The transfer made In the name o. MS
Edward H. Ltohheld, lawyer. OF the amount TOT
which the property sod 1000 and the balance
in mortgage Itis notk present owners in
tend to o with the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
An Extraordinary Phenomenon

No other the above would apploo the WON an
could her youthful beauty fading awav wtheu
pan oil Manr woman becom-s pfematnr.N
ana sri because Of functional arrangement VIVA,
pity that ALI that Dr. Pierces tavotue
will resfere their 10 nor MAJ AZ
and make nj beautiful more For ho ns
10 daughters Of Eve peculiarly Asio nc
Prescrpon IL sovereign r-se ~ IL Ia tha only msi
cine sold ssts under psvs guarntoc IRON tne
that 10 Will give satisfaction ~ every cLe W
money will be returned see guarantee ON bottle wrapper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
NJ Us FERROUS DE1 III Nv H1RLEH
A BARTENDER DIES. REFUSING TO TILL HOW he
WAS mURr-wAs IT A McRpERi

WAS UURT-wAs IT A MrRDERI
Captain Hooker OF the West onehurired- andtwsn'y'
police yesterday for TO investigate
the my dea tn OF Michael Malo bartender age
forty ve who empovo James Valleys liquor STORE
Thlravs and iand nsh st. AMI vel Al NO.
2ld6 EiJhlhsva At a m. Friday Maion locked
up the liquor store and started for his home
Three hours he his home beeng from
a cut Of his heal He seemei I" b. too much
dazed his WEES question as TO The manner
In which received his injury She perssto in ques
tonins and he then bluny refused tell how he hal
been He threw himself his bei saying that ne
want cd Il sleep and would be disturbed
Shortly afterward Mira Maon discovered that ne hau
nsensble and ss summoned Dr. Flynn. OF No 80
West hu 6fh-st The ply stefan maze
animation and TO the uson that Malon was
suffering fracture the skull Despite the Efforts
thai male restore HIN cOIsciOusnes Maoh TO
msnel nsen5ible all day and diet al 10 D. M Dr. flynn
reported the the police at midnight There was
possibility that Mallon had received his injury W
falling but his refusal TO tell his wife how he
hurt cause suspicion that wounded In hght
The three hours from the liquor
store his homo Eghhave another reason Tor sns
pectng foul play Detectives trying TO trace Maons
movements after n left the liquor store.
Deputy Coroner O'Mea made autopsy on Malons
DO yeser lay and asceraed that the mans sku had been
fractured the the top distance oil nine
inches Tho scalp the locke rs II The
injury had been inflicted with club Several bruises on the
body nncatoi that Mallon had bsen with blunt
had murdered MilIons young daughter said that
father house early Fr0ay mora
ing he said he hm hal fight with some men she sa"
lettering In the ssoet at the ns Tho polcs h'd
no trace o. Maons assaiants night His body will 10
buriod In Calvary Cemetery to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
THE VFSTIBIJLF PLATFORM CASE.

Vice President H. walter Webb, of the Wagner
Palace Car Company, has returned from Chic ago,
where he has been observing the suit Of the Pullman
Company TO prevent the of the New-York Cen
tra Lake Shore vestibue train. Mr.. Webb said yes
teIday that at the close of the two-days' trial the
counsel Of the Pullman Company made what be (Mr
Webb considered a complete backdown The counsel
asked only for order requiring the Wagner Com
pany 10 alter the spring between the top OF the face
plates that press together when the vestibule plat
forms arc coupled. This change Mr. Webb said,
would not involve our company In an expense OK
ceeding 500 and does interfere in the slight
est degree with the vesbule platform any OF It's
advantages 1t would hardly be noticed II done, but
we shall make no change whatever unless required
by the cOurt.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
READING AND THE sCHUYLKILL CANAL

Philadelphia, Feb. (speciaD.-Tbe Reading Rail-
road Company has abandoned It's project 10 foreclose
the schuylkill Navigation Company. The officers
Of the railroad company say that nothing to be
gained by such move that nearly all the obligations
Of the company have been deposited under the plan
submitted by the Reconstruction Trustees, aud tho
outstanding bonds and the franchises Of the company
are valuable, and object would be attained
by wipiDg them out, the proposed foreclosure suit
will not be brought Tho Reading has decided TO
abandon that section of the canal between Port Gin
ton and 5chuylkl Haven account of the cost OF
keeping II dredged to proper depth. Coal will be
shipped hereafter from Port Clinton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05

1923 X ST., N. w,
WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. 81, 1885,
PHI. BEST BREWING CO.. Specially Department. % Col.
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GENTLEMEN Sample OF &c Best" Tonic received
to member OF family; delighted with effects
Only trouble. there was not enough oft
II seems to be excellent Tonic improving the Ape
lite and igeston
What would furnish with dozen bottles as testl
s. J. RADCLIFFE, NJ. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
EFFORTS TO BUY OFF THE NORTHERN pAcII

Ottawa, Feb. A (specalJ.-Prlvate agents of tho
Canadian Pacific have met representatives Of tho
Northern Pacific in relation TO the Withdrawal of the
latter from existing schemes for tapping the traffic
of the Canadian Northwest Rigid secrecy Is main
tanned respecting the ations which at present
Of an unofficial and in Ormal character II is under
stood that the Canadian Pacific is prepared 10 offer tho
Mort bern good terms 10 abandon It's intended connec-
tions with projected Canadian Northwest roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05

ANXTOUS ABOUT HER MISSING HUSBA Nd
MIRA Henry Bergman. Of No 2V3 East onehundrod and
st. went 10 Police Headquarters yesterday and
reported husband ad been missing since Wsdnss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05

NEW CARS AND ENGINES FOR THE ERIE.
The Erie Railway has placed order for thirty
constellation freight engines with wide fire boxes also
1000 eeai care and 323 box The Hnckley Lscs-
motive Works have commenced delivery Of ten freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
DEATH OH REFUeEE. PEE OHER AVID DooroR

DEATH OLA REFUGEE. PREA CHER AND DOCTOR
Dr. David Robinson, who died in st Josephs Hospital
PETERSON " j. Friday eccentric With sin
guar born in IRELAND seventy eight years
ago stuiei medicine For eleven years he travelled
Britain Wesleyan preacher asd then began
speak AMI for the OF Irish freedom In 1918
he found lent leave the country lie preached TIE
Methodist doctrine few in America aud then aban
doned theOogy and took ths practice Of mecne He
settled in 1860 and has lived there He
had habit OF medicines himself boiors he gave
thsm his patients and this practice brought on naados
he snerei greatly. The doctor had wife and
family the couple long because he believed
that could conscentcusly devote himself to any
great work hampered by family. The widow lives in
N. Tho rich but neglected his
business to write Curious pamphlets and poems
He known fer tbs irkable claim which he
city of Paterson few He claimed
TO have stopped epidemic of smallpox several other
maades the nunitv by publishing which
he held that these mals lies could all be broken
TEN OF inducing He presented the Board Of
Aldermen tsazed bill for $1,000 for ices
The Aldermen did anything with 1t except make fun
OF and the doctor took their neglect greatly TO heart He
also claimed have broken yellow fever the South and
wanted Con-rsss him for this He also declared that
Gladstone him letter Of thanks for which
he sent that statesman relative 10 cholera outbreak in In
dia His burial will be at Centrevlle Sullivan County,
NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
Washington and see II improve
DO madei fso Democracy will. In my opinion. find Of
favor throughout the county,,
TIE INJURED NEW NAY SUE TIE rynM

IHE INJchED MN MA SUE THE FIRM
Tho three hurt BY tho accident on FRIDAY
H. H. Holiss wood.dressng factory, No $40 west Fifty.
seventhst, will recover They comfortable yestc
day surgical skill could m axe oossveit
pts Weber who graspei the check chain after
broke left the hospital yesterday after his terribly
hands aud wrists hal boon dressed Kelly the apprentice
received the most seroIs injuries both legs being fractured
81 the thighs. and Will b months before he walk
again. oKeefe who had charge OF the JOB Of putting
machinerv In the budiag AMI who dragged in
helpless condition from tho elevator Is not badly hurt
internally was thought at frat but IS suffering from
csnuson OF tho back which is exrsmsy paiafuL will
take him as long to get we'll Kely IL said at the
hospital eseray that this factory proproors would DO
pected to tho hospital char probably would 10
sued for damages by the inJurs men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Oct. 20, 1887.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05

A. NJ Css writes to Mayor Hewitt from wellsvile 7"
that he has the from It's first TO its last ho Al"
hesitate pronounce II the most impressive doeu
nsu We appearing In treatment OF municipal affairs He
declares msdel State paper and adds won't you so I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
A SERMON on The DESTINY OF THE HEBRsws.

SERJON on THE DESTINY OF THE HEBREWS
Professor Henry NJ Lepzzer. director OF Hebrew
Technical Institute organization occupied pal
pit Emanu FL Yesterday was chosen
from the cxvih Psalm 4" shall not do but shall live
relate the OF the Lord" The spirit Of Bible study
and Bible worship he said is the decline. While poets
like Milton Burns orators Ike Gladstone and Bright
writers like and Mscauay have paid the tribute
their Indebtedness its teachings many leaders OF thought
In these days affect despse and condemn It with
hearing In GLIDING he said: 1t Is the Biblical
spirit that ruled in IL Ia low. but soon
Maccabeus shall appear and fan the waning spark and
OF Jews shall continue proclaim obedsnce to the
divine, the eternal, the immortal law"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
THE BROADWAY FIRE AGAIN.

claim made the fire insurance companies yester
day for damage to this building No Sal Broadway by last
Mondays fire. Tho loss however Is koy 70 10 small The
insurance on this property is as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
A oLEHER MlNsrREL sHow pROMLSED

CLEVER MINSTREL SHOW PROMISED
Company F. OF the 7th REGIMENT, will give lite
minstrel next saturday evening Chckoring
Hall The programme will be elaborate than last year
drill In white military costume being introduced as well
imitation Of the Crow dance aud chorus from Harr
gan's Pete" Admission will DO by invitation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13

A new play entitled "McFadden' s
Triumph" was presented at the
Third Avenue Theatre before a large
audience last night. it was written by
]. c. Roach and ]. Armory Knox (of
Texas Siftings). There are three
acts in the piece, and as each one Of
these is neatly and ingeniously
contrived vehicle for the introduction
Of comedy, meiodrama and specially
business, the interest never lags.
Burglars in the disguise of sp;ritualists
obtain footing in the household of
an Irish politician, and the interest
ofthe play is equally divided between
the farcial results which follow the
conversion of the Irish family TO
Spritualism and the plotting of the
robbers to carry out deeply laid
scheme of bank cracking. 1t should
prove decided success. New York
World.-The above company will he
at Salisbury's opera house Thursday
evening, jan. 10Th.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13
Second National BANK.

AT the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Second National
Bank, of Owosso, held at the banking
office on Monday the old Board OIL
Directors were unanimously elected
viz:
John ID. Norton, of Pontiac.
w. ID. Garrison, of Vernon.
VIM. McKellop, of Perry.
A. I. Nichols, of Corunna.
James Osburn and Bruce Buck
minister, of Owosso.
The Board of Directors subsequently
organized b. the election Of A. II.
Nichols, as President; Jacob Selig
man, as Vice President; f. Nj. Miller,
Cashier and NJ. Miner, Assistant
Cashier
On the SIst ult.the Board of Direc.
tors declared semi annual dividend
of 5 per cent, and carried $4,000 to
the surplus which is now $4,000.