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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
rO PROSECUTE j. L. HILL ChIMiNALAA'
MIC CONFESSION THAT HE MIsAPPRoPRiAIhp DE-

MIC CONFESSION THAT HE MIsAPPRofkiAiHD DE-
crp,rtrs OF THs LoTTINER ESTATE
rxore T. Ulu co-executor with William Lotumer anu
v,,aaoos q, the estate Of William A. Lottimef' 's
49, Va ,osecnted criminay for the alleged aostrsc'o
.oSo ono Of the trust funds Of the estate Inc nnsu
The funds came light through co"leS9io"- 49," - -
~, uul made 10 his fellow executors last july wheh
sc,r,t,es OF the estate as collateral in Wallst
.racn,stons he found himself in such pIea'cahe' '
-, - o,,i,ad IA nut the whole matter before Messrs
-, and Iottimer Mr.. Bloodgood ana MI. Hill
IA e,ch KEY TO the safe deposit vault In "hich 'e ~
.,,,s were kept AID there was an agr~neh' oeV"eon
sher that neither should go to the vault "i'"ou' U
-, Nv Hu according his alleged confessoh
- s,o,e however aud helped himself to seeHlueS
...rv % back up his Walst transactions "heh
g. ploa,ooa discovered what had been going on the
e1nfession was made and M Hil on the appncduoh Vi
the other executors through Foster Thoihsoh eheir
lawyers removed from his truseeship Inc fecep's
Of the Stock Exchange firms with which Mr. Hill had
deslt were turned over by him. and suits were begun
against ]. II. Newcombe Co.. Lockwood Crossinah
and Work O'Keefe Co. the securities Ihese
actions still pending.
No steps were taken prosecute Mr. Hill criminsiiy'
and he has since been living quietly In fohHers
lately however Messrs BloodgOod and Lottimer have
~,eed the matter Of criminal prosecution In the hands
~ Howe 4 Huinme Mr.. Hummel was asked about the
matter Yesterday and he confirmed the report that cr
al nrocee1ings had been begun He busy occu-
ped Squire Flynn case however that no hSo io'
been able 1, follow up the The warrant. he 81
s Mr. HIPS srres, would be obtained in few days The
6rst steps would preliminary examination
before police Justice II there should be evidence 70
warrant f. Mr. Hill would then be held for trial. In
vev O., the confession there would probably be no trouble
m that point Mr. Hummel expects TO push the case
vigorously 40 soon as the Squire Flynn trial is ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

DISPATCHES were yesterday received at Wett's Point
,or, the War Department. at Washington ordering Phi
vae Frank Sheridan report for duty preparatory
inc 10 an army post the Northwest Dakota.
lie started at for David's Island and will begin his
,ournev to-day. weeks Sheridan who bears
GOOD renutaton had Harry Brown sergeant Of Company
A Of the l4th United States regulars, arrested a
charge OF libel The libel contained in a communca-
zion published In NcwYork paper In which Sergeant
prown In answer previous letter Of sheridsns said
that sheridan had speak dlsparagingy OF tho
army OF this country because he deserter the
army Of his native land and had shelter under the
American aag arrested and the trial caused
considerable excitement the soldiers from Island
,s,,o ranged against those from Davids Island The re-
al, n, the trll that BrLwn held under 5000
hail The transfer practically settles the case The feel
ing Of opposition the soldiers from different sta
sill bitter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
WAR OYER LONG ISLAND CANA L.

For long time considerable Hl-feeling has existed
between the "Baymen Of South Hampton l. l., and
the local authorities account of canal which Is IN
course Of construction and which, whom completed,
will make a connection between Shinnecock Bay and
the ocean From tho time operations were begun the
men who were to be afoced by the building Of the
canal suppressed their anger, but on Tuesday night
broke out with such force that two OF the men are
now in jsil and others will probably follow them.
Some time after midn ght party Of the Baymen, all
Of whom were masked and armed win picks anu
sho> els, down to the canal and frightened the
Waterman OF with revoivers and shot guns, which
they pointed al his head. They then worked the whole
night end succeeded In making an opening winch lei
ali the water out of the bay, thus undOng al the
work which had been done the cana durinS the
winter The went away before daylight. how
ever and their dcntltr I, unknown. lcstcrlaf de-
tectves Were put the with yicw 10 learning
the names Of tie dozen men WHO participated Ia the
ana aud ,nc losuit go A'ch naihcd "a
and IeriI butn Atianticviile, L. L. we're arrcsi'd
on suspicion. The now In jail aWalilnG
further developments The contractor who was DONG
the work SAYS he will spare no expense to bring the
p1iltv parteS to Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
wonr or rgr BoArD or ES71MATE

md it, vicinity yesterday appeared before the Board Of
Estinate and urged necessity Of building the one
hundred and nifty visduc; After considerable dis
eussson the matter laid until p m on Wedncs-
Iay next One Of speakers talked OF going 70 the
aAsislature The Mayor said at We don't want
b 70 W Legislature any than is necessary
sua rule, and l thought had everybody with
nA lately the Legislature 70 be growing
popular while the Mayor Ii growing unpopular"
THIS was understood be shot President Forster
with " his opposition the Mayors course on
TIC police sergeants iii At the Cabinet meeting On
Monday.
letter was received from the Park Board asking the
Board Of Estimate 10 concur In the resolution Of that
body expond 1912 900 In adding improving the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art President Forster asked
Nat II laid q could look into
oAe subject. This was agreed TO-
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ryJTTyd TO BLAME THEIR PRESIDENT

Tho final hearing the suit of Washington h. wilams
r.c.iver OF Mechanics and Laborers savngs Bank
r.: the directors the compel thon TO nav the
amount oil dspositors was hal In Jersey City Yesterday
h.,,,. Chancellor McGll. The defendants are DE- OCaL
Iaxbsu Hugh Mckay Matthew Monks Henry Carroll.
p1trer Siberian. o. r. W. Mcdonald. Patrick Farrellv
lame. stacey smvthe John Murphy and the estates
Of Patrick Reilly and jeremiah sweoner They we're
.ontsd by prominent lawyers who threw all the re-
.,oa.,bty for failure OF bank upon s
John Hasd and argued mat the directors we're not
sponsbs The Chancellor will probably give his decision on
saturday II lavy get through King by that time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
CoLUMBlA FRESHMEN ORGANIZE A NINE.

At meeting Of the Freshman Class Of Columbia
College Yesterday decided TO establish Fresh
man baseball nine which should be incorporated a.
a part OF the Baseball Association OF the college.
Lawrence Rcamer 's6. the manager Of the college
nine addressed the meeting, expressing hissstrong
approval Of the action Of the Freshmen say Ing that
the material in the class this year was much better
than in former years for the forwarding OF such a
movement The Freshmen will train with the college
candidates from TO O'Clock each afternoon, ana on
SATURDAYS. The college coach, Mr.. Buchannon VIII
devot H entire attention 10 the FIR shnian candidates
Games will be arranged with the Freshman LIN > ui
Yale Harvard and Princeton a. soon As possible
c G. Kalbncbh was elected assistant historian Vi
tho class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

Robert LIddlugton a young fugitive from Canada
was prisoner al Police Headquarters yesterday. hc
formerly q booAkeeper In the employ Vi L, W.
Ellis g. CO., wholesale jewellers in Toronto iour
weeks AGO he got some jewclry from another firm on
memorandum aud drew worthless check Tor SoOo
ON his employers. The check was cashcd az INC
Toronto Bank and Liddlngton led lie was traced 20
Bufaio and thence TO this city, Detectives aiiuSlcu
we're empty and he said he had been robbed IN bunao
II no can DO eAtraditsd he Will be taken bacA "
Cana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
GRAY DRESS GOODS.

JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
To meet the demand for the pOpu-
lar Quaker Gray Shades. In Spring
Dress Goods, are prepared tn
show i'm great variety, Hcnrietto
Cloth, Cashmere, Briiiiantinc,
Silk Alpaca, Convent Yelling, and
other seasonable fabrics I'm every
shade of the above color. Also in
shaded stripes and squares, ana
with silver tinsel borders.
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
SENDING onILDREy TO VIEW HOMES.

Tho Childrens AID Society yesterday sent out a
party Of young people TO new homes in Florida and
other parts Of the South The party Fas composed oi
BOYS from fouroep to seventeen years OF ago. and IL
starred in charge Of The socletys agents These
ar,es are sent out the South west periodically,
r. intervals Of about two weeks The next one
starts on March 10, I'm charge of Agent StOckWeil
Its destination the West and IL Will be what Is known
a. a g family party" a party Of young boys VIII
sfa,f on March ~ for new Western homes which the
society has found for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
WHAT ~ GOING ON TO-DAY.

Pension Convention. Irving Hall ~ da,aI building, IL
1ntersiite Commerce Committee feaei"A
o. before ChanDer
o. Commerce. IL a H. I, go, os Over and Tcrminer.
Souire III nn before Court ,ai Rrunswck evening
Won,,o suffrage society, No deNs ,iiagtnn II Hall
Reception " Consul 'o''P"
8 D. m , -, wor,lng Women's Society," Cooper
Union r9t Literary meeting Association Hail. Brooklyn
p. m ,...o., r, Ninis,ars' Homo Society, Calvary
Bapss NV Louis Leakey No. 1913 West Thirtyfourth-
st. 30 y. III. ,. , ,,.,..to, phuosonhv No 4 Win
American Institute OF Ohflsuah ih''oS'p"'' A''' w."
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
To COUNT THE SUB-TREASURY MONEY.
Ex,JUDGE M'CUE, THE NEW ASSISTANT TREASURER
AYERsE 10 MAKING CHANGrS.

AvERsE TO MAKING CHANGrs.
The Treasury experts from Washington were in
charge Of the subTeasury at the close OF business
yesterday They placed their seal on the vaults,
and counting of the contents will be begun to-
day. Enough money had been left in the hands OF
the teller to prevent any disturbance OF the current
business Tho Assistant Treasurer was on hand
In patton of the charge Of manaRcHent ExJudse
McCue bears a striking resemblance in his personal
appearance TO General Hancock He said yesterday
Just as he was leaving the sub Treasuryi
~ shall be in my new Office about o'clock to-
morrow morning. / have nothing to say about my
policy as subTreasurer, for the reason that 90 not
think have ono ] shall make no changes In the
force until I satisfied that change VIII be an
Improvement. do not care TO have tho fact pun
iisbed but in the three years have been Solicitor
of the Treasury have made no changes in the ONCE
hope there viii be no necessity for different pol
fey hercs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
NEWARK.

James o'Denohuc age sixty, for many years
unloue character IA Newark, died yesterday at his
home there No. 81 Unionst
The Trade and Commerce Club has elected oihccrS
a. follows: Treasurer, Theodore G. Palmer secre-
tary. Van Camper Taylor; Executive COMMITTEE vs.
car barnett, Charles Bried and Thomas J. Gray
William Gregory, convict In state rsoh' "hoso
term of one year PRED yesterday, was al ohce al
rested and brought to the Essex County ooul. u
stand trial for stabbing fellow prisoner In inc oau-
we'll Peuitcntary. lie was remanded ioi TRIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

York RoeEx Mayor Frederick o. Prince OF Boston
and Leon Fscosura Arenp, Hotel Ex'o on TESS
men Jaw A. HuJbel Of NJ chIgan and " PIERCE oil bu"s
10 , wi Engineer A. q. henocal, L. =. Navy aud A. IL:
Conger of OHIO $500 norman bous,- Wilson Bisseii Of
Cloud Hofsi-Judge r. r. Neison OF 'inH az
sofa Gsdhsg House-Unt-d states Treasurer
HYATT. rttsey House-ExC gresham James ~ n
Of Virginia. Erereu hOuse- Commahuer cs-.r M
Green, L. D. Navy...... ie'''. Hotel John n S,snssn
Rsltirore NJ James Hotei-Ex Congressman
sanfori, Of Amsterdam. N. Y....- b"e'" "'
Ssar of Mani
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
AInNn Tile SOUND.

Tho funeral o. Mr.. Cameo, senior editor OF i t
Daily Standard will be held this AFTERNOON a. MS
bnruc in bridgeport The Brdg port Pubic Lorary
-, ,rhioh no va, prosaiout, v--4 IL '4o-Sa NN"e ~
day. ,......,
90 800 ycterlay celebrated his twenty second pfth
day by giving u dinner party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
s0HcoA CHILDREN ENJOY A PUR1M Feast

The Iurm reception given TO the pupils Of Indus
osl School Of the Ladies' Btkur Choln Society ut No
1T East Broadway yesterday was a merry one. Tho
pupils 100 number. all little girls who four times
each week attend the school and taught all kinds of
nssdlework, the simplest sewing dicult fancy
work The school is managed by ladies' and supcrn-
tended by Mrs. b. Diesenberg Yesterday much OF the
shildssn's exhibition. The entertainment
Of singing piano and violin playing
Aiss Leveneritt Miss Dephine NJ Levy Miss Celia
Schiller Mis- Aud Miss and several Of scholars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
WFsTCuEsT COUNTY.

III. ,odv y, a baby was ound buried in the cellar
Of he house occupied by Philip Kieiss, at BrVnxdao
YESTERDAY, and the Indications are such 'Ia ',i'
Sencf A. that the child was strangied An IN esl,
Gallon l. being made by the police and the soPPosou
2ihcr o the child, BleIss, is locked up III Inc cVu'
iau pending the result Of an Inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

Thu human head that dumped from an ASH
cart On scow at Fast seventecnthst on Tuesday, ana
aterward buried under several tons of ashes an"
garbage was found yesterday after gang OF ifaians
bsd worked for several hours and had partly ioaeu
the scow Suspicious Of mysterious N rdof vans ho
vrben I'm. police had an opportunity to examine ths
head IL evidently had been In the possession OF sun.
medical student as the skull had been cur IN TWO
car had been carefully dissecod The police sent the
head to tho Morguo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
LONG ISLAND.

rho pov .ntbonv Farley, assistant pastor OF St.
Non,ra Roman Catholic Church in Jamaica, ueu !cs-
teIIay alter a week Illness, with pneumonia
Miss Smith, OF Amity vile, brought sun yes'otuay
Is thIrty-n.e years OF ago sued Dean, VINO Is u. 1
teen Tor support She says he Is her nus' r,' Nj
that tLcv were married october W the Kew M.
FER OF AmtyyllIe. Dean denies this anu say .ha.
Le always loOAed upon Miss smith more a. Wts
,Lan Vcethea.f Justice Cooper held thdI as 'pies
sImnh Wa, resident i ouoo"' Uo'aly' he h~a "O
Jurisdiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

the damage done before their injurious
effects are detected clothing the often
than Cornwall Princeton College, says the
pure should be sufficient guarantee tor you to nave
the IvoRYS Puedinyo family
be "Ist good the ky
but like all cOueat lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities"
WARMING genuine for Ivory" nd getting
Copyright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
rvcovuoDoRE vo0rH1s SETTLES SUIT

The suit Of Mrs. Lizzie Gurnee, In which she claims
900 900 damages for breach Of promise OF marriage
from william voorhs OF Nyack. who was formerly
cnmmodore OF the New-York Yacht Club has been
settled ont of court Mrs. Gurnee who Is the widow
NJ F. +. Gurnee stated in her complaint that she had
hecn acquainted With the Commodore for ten years
When ia May, 1885, he agreed to marry her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
JERSEY CITY.

Tho legal troubles over Leonard Growers he" play
Lost I'm NeSs-York," have been temporarily se'ueu'
and tho company started yesterday for Bridgeport
where they we're billed to appear last night Inc
propeuies and scenery released under all oidor
nom Chancellor McOIu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

oroonsown 49, with mdse and 2gi passengers Un-
dr steamer Tcis No 3arsh De@erara days with
Lesyera Co. AFs sof a. shS s1r F a. - a Ann.
nsy s1 vii Tut to 4 awkn. vessel to Aurbut
steamer Caroline Miller. Miller Georgetown. Sc 3days
WIN S,e upactus of Yarmouth Ns) Love singapore 30
DAYS with Bdwel Feoch vessel to Boy" x nc-
KEN BARK Britannia tNor, Manila 100 days With
suyar and ne ~ o order. vessel to master 49, a.,
Bark Agnes Ge[ herdes E.. htours 40 days Win muse
r lnia CNori Nicholson Aluea with iron ore
to B sTH Nor Forenao Pernambuco 80 days with
.uoar to Gera an Bank OF Lonon vessel 70 wa.ter D.,
sm BaiN I9a ep s 1ss.si S 2 '
m hr,f 70 a order; ysssol to FSnSh Edge
sUNsEC.-At sandy nooS; .Ga lst. W. c""V and
hay AZ CITY Island. wind light, W; eeS''
Arrived yesterday
steamer w.sterpland (Belg). panr- Antwore Feb a.
with md Q AID s75 1ssengeTs to Psie "sSH. sons Ar
ryss M s Fl ,6 ~ w a
ana Ceoalos& Co Arrived at tho Bar AZ
.5 steamer sens ia %m clyde CO.
In ballast to j il Winchester & co.
CLEARED
c,oaDor Uooar,h (Fr). Edles London-Busk e Jevons.
Steamer insand OBJ Heeey. LIVERPOOL via Queenstown
Ipsana Boggs raverpool-Petsr Wright Sons
Steamer Texas Brl. Gross Avonmouth Dock, E-sno" 6
Steamer state Indiana Br Rtohie Glasgow Austin
steamer Geert Ger Kuhlewein Hamburg
steamer Taormina Ger. KOCH Hsmburg-PheIp, Bros
steamer Ri ok Prince tBr Mburn. Progreso via Newport
st.smsr Abs 9Br ToGn Kingston Colon ScPim. For
oGea%sr vertumnus (Br Cook Montego Bay. Jam-Geo
Alamo R.s t qay'ii2h o Bea MiiS, 60
ssss ser Breakwatee Dole va-Od Dominion
steiner wyanoke Norfolk. City Point and Rioa'
NO S,eame1 bruno Lewis BaItimors-B Downer
steamer Commonwealth. Van Kirk Phh"leiph@-RoOerts
steamer Francona Bennett Pcrtlani-Iorato Han
Sim ovcrnor Robe. Blaocnsri lioeo, japan via Pha
shin YIN Lincoln. DAILY, Yokohama and HioSo-Carter
NAM sHn ITO DER, Laneen, MISUNDERSTANDING Koop Co
Shlp AstrOnOm Ger. Haner. Dremeh-hermahu AoOp
ship Forest Rr) DOYLE Antwerp Whitney 8 GO
snip Hugo 6cr). kuhlken. Amsterdam tief"AhH hOop
%Shfp Beethoven (Br) Innes, London-snow & Burgess
shp fredl (Ges) Beilmer Liyerpool-Ineo Ruger
& co. ,. ,, ,oo,ro = 1sor,os Marian
snip Johann Friedrich lGeh Lamcke Phiadelph2-her
mIp aps Nog oHe n schans Batavia Java for Ordo'
b1 prs 9Sa, pg Ger) wicTe settin-wae Toe &Co
BARK Oliver OBI, Cogs"eiA Passage" 7p-J FarHer
Rark stella tGer) Roa-nkranz. oportoc Tobias 3 Co.
BARK Liberia Sierra Leone aud Liberia WCA-fates
Bark Avoca tBr,. Kitchener, IondonssOw % Burghss
Bark LAZY GsVar Br. Thomas Bristol snow Bnrgess
Bark syphden tNer) treierF'en' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BaTS Echo ,Br, o1ogrsn. Georgetown Demerara-Leay
BARK Atlantic Lanfsre PontaPitrs and Bridgetown-
BARK ssobe ell, ucksr Hayana-Almira & Co:
b bris s,nG sears Port sptn-L armstrong.
SAILED.
steamers Germanc for Lgerpoel Cree Lond9n M0n
ASt H Hspnwa Alamo GaiyeslSn Wyan
Rolmond nrsaSw v, p5; hewHGs News D'"H'
| BARK Ulster for st Johns NJ.
| Also sailed-vla Long Island sound-seamer Herman
Winter, for Boston.
| THE NOV vMENTs OF srEAuER3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
MAXINE INIELLfG EyUE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
Sun risea $50 547 Moon risss 044 Moons aga ls
HIGH WATER
IM-sandy HOOK. p52 Gov Isrd 1000 Hell Gate ll;6B
r X,-sandy Hook 1919 GOV IsrL 1887 He'll date -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
SJTJpPI\ VETS

PORT OF NEw-YoHK. wEDNEsDAY. FEB. 80. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Wisconsin (Brl Bentley. Liverpool Feb 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

NOworry, toll or trouble IL you buy a genuine
utomati sewing Machine wilcox & 'iibbs y M Go
a medallion trademark machine sos Broad
way. n. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
INCOMING STEAMERS
Announcements
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,

Diseases OF tho Nervous sy,ou "enito-urnary organA
Impotence aud sterility Hours-Si 10 IA 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEANER3

FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL, Feb 29-Arrved steamer Herschol OBI
Braithwate, from New YORK. . -,
Io%p"l F-b z9-salei. steamer Lydan Monarch (Br),
UugRrtt for New.YOrk . ~,
SIpNsT0wV Feb 2g-Sailef City Of Chicago Br)
w ktns rom Itverponl hence for NewYork
Feb DISABLED stea amer Furnessla (br heuuers
wick New York. ,,..-,... ,r..., po,,.,
IDARp Feb 2s-Passe. steamer Rotterdam (Den Pooer'
from Ncw- YORK on - Rotterdam. -,
nuYxET HEAD Feb 2s-Passrd. steamer Geiser (Danh
Moi.r from New.York her way 10 Copenhagen, ,,
AwsfFRpAM Feb 2S-Arrived steamer Zsandam (Dtcah
TnrsF FEB 27-saied Tmor (Br Hodgson, for
New-loTk.
AsPIywALL Feb 25-Sailed steamer Colon Henderson LOT
Ncw.iOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

Beware of slight irritation OF the throat.
Rruinmeips Cough Drops rive IN astt, rst sold ~
elevated abroad stations and druggists everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

BROOKLYN.
cr.o,t,fendent Na;haniel Gardner and Foreman
Iobn Srbafer Of j. Is. a j. NJ. COrncls Iron Works.
who were censured on Thursday night by the coroners
Jury for carclessness in connection WIN the Union
Elevated Railroad accident ia Williamsburg on,
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-08-03
Marrfed.


NANLEER-W EBB-on July 2ist, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother in MilIylUe. bv
Rev. Jesse stiles, MIR. Charles H. Yanleer, OF
Swedesboro, and Miss Lille Webb, OF Mill
vile.
LEAP-sH0CH-At the NJ. L. Parsonage.
Bridgeport, on July 23d, by Rev. w. \. Og.
born, Mr.. sumner y. Leap, OF Bridgeport. and
Miss Lizzie b. Shoch, OF s~wedesboro.
LEACH-H ARRISON-At PleasantviIie on
July Sd, 1898, by Rev. Samuel Woolbert,
Charles Leach and Miss Carrie Harrison, both
OF Malaga, N. j.
gTEELMAN-STALL-July 24th, at Wood
bury NJ. 4. Parsonage, by Rev. B. c. Lippin-
colt, Frank Steelman, and Miss Lena StaIl,
both of Glassboro.
0NERS-W ALLACE-At Glassboro, July
2lst, by Rev. l.. d. Stultz, Richard II. Bowers
to Miss Hannah A.. Wallace, both of Glassboro.
POW ERs-RIoRDEN-In salem, July 18th,
by Rev. d. j. Duggan, at Catholic Rectory,
George i. Powers, and Mary T.. Riorden, all OF
salem.
MEEkS-CARRE-At the residence of the
brides parents, Mantua, on June 18th, by Rev.
l.. NJ. Atkinson, Carlisle Z. Weeks, NJ. D., OF
Turkey, n j., to Miss Emile Genevieve Car
re, daughter OF Lewis j. Care.
ENGLISH-SHUrE-At the residence of the
brides parents, G~lassboro, July 18th, by Rev.
l.. NJ. Atkinson, assisted by Rev w. l., Zane.
Jesse w. English, of Wenonah, to Miss Lizzie
G.. shute, of 1lassboro, only daughter of John
ID. Shute.