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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-03-05
Curious Thinn

Curious ThinHA
Strange things 20 observe
In this world without douhts
The man taken I'M
Il always put out"
Tho sober OF mind
viii sometimes get drunk
And oft floating debt
The merchant has sunk.
And not the least strange
or things OF this sort:
Occasion arise
When tall men arc short.
Boston Courier.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-03-05
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aI0Ok HeHel
We hrvs just reeeiIsd large stock
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consisting Of Ginghams, Linens and
Woolens, and Gentlamen's Clothing,
oil of the latest and most desirable
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
v.p,ors NEw.JERsEY TOWNS.

NrWRRIIN sWICK-J c. Raymond's cross-er
animation was finished yesterday in the arson case
in which he is defendant lie gave long explanations
~ the many fires in which he had been concerned
go. The nr.sent one lie contradcted the evidence
of III i Coleman of the Pennsylvania Railroad, anu
NJ tbrsa tr1ckmen and half dozen Others OF inc
states witnesses. all Of whom, he sam, had ei'not
been mistaken or had perjured themselves Kay nion"
declared that the property AT lselin had been pug
chased by Harry baker man whom the sta'e say ,
hns no existence, but he could name no ono WIZ
had ever seen Baker except the halfdozen wi'essoS
he had brought
pATFRsON-The body of a found in the
Psssao River Saturday has been positively hentlhed'
by means of a ring and key. as that OF George Noon
the young baker who on october 10, Wheh odusn'
stealing from another baker broke from his captorS
and Jumped into the water This disposes OF the
sensational story that Koch swan under WATER gov
ashore and was seen later working in BrooAiSh' iio
leaves young widow who is destitute.
rIIzARETH-Ihe four indictments for criminal
libel found against General Drake, publisher OF Inc
Daily Leader" complaints made to the Graho Jury
by ex-Congressmsn Clark, exCounchmah hdiScs'
William B. Doland and Henry COOK were yesVcruaS
declared by Judge Mccormick to be dsieoue' 1"e
court refused to permit the indictments 10 DC dino
and referred the matter to the supreme Court.
h,t orterod the house of Mrs Robert Burns, No. 232
rnion.st. on sunday night, throw pepper IN MIS-
Burnss ewes and before she could recover from tno
effects of It managed 10 break open TRUNK III u'
room, from which he stole SO and escaped.
ORANGE-The Orange Common Council last even
Ing decided on active work in the direction oil sewer
age Charles =. Bassett, civil engineer, was en-
Gagged to prepare working plans and specifications ior
carving the sewerage 10 the tide water Two plans
are to be made. One by way Of the second RIVER 10
the Passac River. near Belleville and the Other by
way of Lyons Farms and The Newark meadows 10
Newark Bay. In both schemes a pumping station VIII
bs NECESSARY The cost Of the sewerage system Is
roughly estimated at $450,OOO
PASsAIC.-A Scotchman named McLaren was COM
mItted TO the County Jail at Paterson yesterday ny
Police Justice Pudney of Passac, on charge OF staD
bling Thomas Honescheck, Hungarian. McLaIen as
sorts that six Hungaans attacked him on Sunday ana
denies having done the etabbing. although he admits
that IL was his knife hat found sticking IN Henes
check The latter may die.
UNION HILL-The Common Council recently di-
verfed 81 435 95 nom the funds set apart for the use
OF the Board of Education In order 10 pay for street
improvements. The school trustees vainly protested
ard finally sued to recover the money. The Supreme
Court has rendered its decision holding that the Com
mon Council must restore the amount forthwith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
cAruERFD ARouT TIE TOWN.

The City Works Department opened twenty-sM olus
yesterday for the work 10 be done in extending inc
waterworks system OF the city from Rockville Centre
TO Massapequs Pond In Queens County, and IN laying
a new conduit to the Woodhaven pumping-stauoi''
Tho work will take two years and a half ana the
city has Appropriated S4,500,000 for It, The eNtch-
sion VIII add 20 900 900 gallons to the daily supply
of the CITY, The result OF the canvass OF the Dlds
Will not be announced until to-day.
Three new stations on the Kings County Elevated
Railway in the Twenty-siXth Ward, at SnedeRer
Pennsylvania and Van Siclen ayes. were Opeheu
Yesterday, adding a mile 10 the route
An appeal was made TO Judge Moore, in the Cour,
Of Sessions yesterday, for the discharge OF orihonu
Tholsen mate OF the Norwegian bark DaemiinG VINO
was indicted for the murder of August Andersen Old
April :. Andersen a clearinghouse runner auu
went aboard Tholsens vessel to get the effects OF one
OF the crew who wanted 10 leave after signing ar
ticles. Tholsen says that he believed his hfe ID
danger when he shot Anderson. lie pleaded guiS
10 mansaughter in the second degree.
The will of The late Police Justice Walsh was oheren
for probate yesterday BY It's terms 80. 600 Is lei
10 Bishop Loughlin TO in the maintenance OF
seninarles of learning. The residue of the cSate,
valued at S25 o0o left TO Mrs. Walsh for He anu
at her death TO he divided among thor children
Charles H. Thompson, who resigned his once Oh
Dockmaster in New-York on Friday dled Oh sun1 1
at his home No. SO IendriX-st, at the age OF my
seven. His funeral will take place tomorrow at tne
Hendrix Street Baptist Church.
H. c. Miners production Of Roger la Homie VIII
follow Miss Tanner at the Park Theatre. III wiz y,
the first appearance In Brooklyn as joint STARS "a
William Terrss and Miss jessie Millwar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-Though less active i. than ~
mostly S:u All brands English shippers buyers
q medium and low grad pns %hea oS ana oS ss
bought 'sed PS@'ai zee through TSo
s5ss. id sgS Ss BIZ. d Snn mn t$ sS' g Sc
sloo bbs Winter whea ESiss a q b SoaSS o 10 ss
2 So Saoisoas siy Mn Exs West Indies q :. 2 x
M no. %hes 81 s % 81 ss a
49, 5a a. IS sScy 81 IS? spr
low extras 50 5Od So clear SO 1874 10 Rye Mixture:
% 1898 IS Strash pG9 t. fancy S SS oC So - "a ~
sgpefhe spring and winter 50 10&sa So Tns q 80
lair stead prizes. ssss j 800 90 N @5sdi s sS
Family Extras Sass So Patents, 81 S5dsSc gUe x
WHEAT GRAIN-ouOted at BU &c sos III q
Ts9y = sCss easier s7f T Sostsa
TS6gv a q Ss Ss PG $6dse
Yellow %es,ern Quoted az 50 sods2 Co. and Brandywne
GRAIN-wHEAT-TOday's option market was local
professional affair In Us e9s a4 eaE s Or connae
Of faf a9a TIL e 6a NJ q s
which was developed AZ period there was decline
shorts began covering. which led to reaction 81 se e
The yom mart Of Of whe M Ss e f sS SS
tons IN december and Nay The Visible so suppl
Of 15995ls bushels whsra So6 the general S
were from 100000 70 l292VGo bushels meres coa
tnueI large. and tha, too. had some effect Foreign
tame and sprIes, Inferior arrivals today we're s9e42
bushels spring and 1903 ISL bushels wster seaboari
iDts 21l.594 bushels and cearanccs 27Si0 agaln.
1884 bushels year ago December opened az 60 t 80
and May at 90sec decline Of lsc as compared WIN tls
ther drop or about Sc December selling down 81 il6s
buying and the market rallied s9te eayng on s eSaS
9osc c' CasR lots also woaeae ana closed lover
only ON 'H aSoS S aes O'Sas tor and
S Sas S m bushes a 90 900 bushels spot m
Guiding uRsaded Winter Red AZ 59asSc No RED "a
92L q92c anoat No ilaTd spi1g' quoDsh 90
No November closing At o. &c; 40 sSSedc closing
at Sole do February closing a. s7c DO March $3.50
ssac closing az sshe DO Apr closing a IuSs sasss
s9c closing at in best oa4 gn' quoted
22g I Sts in Sgyer. iaVor sales 10000 bah,
Extra No Canada, to arLiye eOc BAkLEf MA IA
tribe one time to-day, on free onerhg bu' G
close was somewhat steader the visible sIPpS liza
shippers taking 10000 bushels Options ruled un's,,
tied and fairly active Near months aeened az
closing sc higher sales 10000 bushels ia'S add
DS.9s, 'p rya d g@ssata y NSea4 Ss
43c anoat closing at 42stc; Rclectd 500 No. SeFe s
cosng at az do pSe4Ssr e AZ az zee d
May 4ts942c. closing a, oALS-SSau insysned
fully Idle and White hGl2c with fair bushes, re-
reported 3d. 600 bushels were taken for export 20 N A.
e Creased 900 bushe which hai senghenils eSeet
optons we're active and i.c higher May but otherS
weak at ,r. 5Ss 40 MiSed at 2sSasLc No Witt
Soc 10 Mixed 2S7lc elevator, 29c de iyeredi ,S,S,d
Witt SOS $685. NwHe S 90. sOSS5c Nc
November closing at 2ste do pese E,es canc
at 2sc do February 9sG2s+c, closing a. 20 40 az 4.
La2sasc closing AZ % FEEn-onnSsea "a sods5c
soG65c 90 ~ 6oa65c 50 N. 7O9'oe; lOV d. eO4''''
| Shafns 9Ocajc; Rye Feed zoe
| Comparative stocks in store ~, q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
A WIFE GAINS HER POINT.

The Eidridge divorce case, which aur~c.eo oo"'
siderable attention in Camden. n j. some u'he sso'
had another airing In the Chanccllcrs court III 'oeS,
City yesterday afternoon, before Chancehor 'ioe''
John NJ Eldridse a weknown resident oil .an'uen'
was sued by his wife Annie for divorce. AI'er INC
proceedlnes had been instituted she orecteo her
counsel BENJAMIN Peck. 10 discontinue the proceo"'
,ngs Peck failed TO do so, and the master 10 whoh
the case had been referred reported In favor Oh grant
Ing the decree In the meantime Mrs. Eldrldge sued
her husband in Pennsylvania court for support, ana
the defence was set up that She had obtained
divorce In New-Jersey. Mrs Ehridge then discovered
that the Chancellor had not signed the decree ana
she employed another lawyer to have the proceedings
discontinued She alleged that her husband nsd
forced her TO begin the suit lie threatened to cut OH
her income In case she did not sue. but agreed to
provide for her If she did. Mrs. Eldridge desired 10
discontinue the suit, because she was informed ths'
she would have no claim on her husband for sup
mort II she obtained a divorce. Eldridge took the
stand and testified that his wife made his lie SO un-
hearable that he frequently remained away from home
lie admitted that he had been false 10 his marfag9
vows, and when he violated them, as he frequently
did, he made II a point TO tell his vile all ABOUT ~.
lie denied that he urged his wife 10 sue 1or
divorce, but admitted that he gave her ample proVoca
ton At the conclusion OF the testimony Chalcenor
McGill promptly granted Mrs. Eldridge's application
for a discontfnuance of the proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEEs-The spot movement in Brazil growths was
more active to-day and prices made further adyancs
Sales g. 500 bags No. Z, l7s017l.c; 1000 bags No
afoat 600 bags No. ., 15sc IN store. Mid grade.
fairly active strong Sales. 1000 pculs Tinor ana
500 bags Guatemala private terms There nothing
definite received to-day In regard to the unsettled yOni
ton Of affairs In Brazil and the feeling here Is sui ons
uncertainty Early cables were decidedly bulllsh IN
tone; Hsvre showed advance Of 2a22 frs and Ham
burg, 9.q1s, pigs Under these Influences the marke,
opened very strong and awhile little excement
prevailed covering OF shorts Initial sales showed
rise Of 35d55 points with an active trade This
followed by realizing, and foreign houses then began sell
Ing which, together with slight reaction IN Hayre,
brought about decline Of 5alo points closing sosty.
Public cables from RIO were Arm and unchanged Regular
ars 200; good second, 5 : 500 exehaege (pr.ate,
20 receipts q days. 5000 bags total sock 10000 bags
santos receipts e doy 10 600 bags receipts at IO July
$4,000 bags sane time 1854 595 99S S bags reeeDs
time 1888 $4,000 bags same time 1897, $4,000 bass;
Rio purchases United States during the past week
10 purchases FOR Europe and other
during week 23 900 bags; Rio cearances by 81
for United States IS 600 bags Rio clearsnces for
and other countries 10 0C0 steamers Oa ling Rio q
United States, reght per steamer 25c and Der
orimage per total Santos Stock coo bags Santos
nurchases for United States 1900 bags; Santos pur.
chases for Europe and other countries 10000 bags;
santos cearances United States by % steamer 1900
bags: Santos for Europe and other Countries
600 bags loading Santos for United Sstes
p Santos market firm good average santos 8 ! 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo n. Y. Nov. 1S-Cattle-ReceDts last %
hours 500 head total for week thus far gro; for
same time last week. $3.50 consigned through 10
head. !. $50 head TO New-Nork; 1000 head on sale
opened moderately active and higher closed with ad
vance partly lost choice shipping cattle 5000 LOCO
h. 50 4Od$I 65 prime choice native shipping steers
Ginning ana 5atchering cattle 200dI 300 ~ 4Cd
a. 10 medium to good do, 1lC0o 200 H. SO 90 - 90
good TO choice shipping do lOO0dl 100 H. 80 lass 40
very and all grades J0OG LOCO n. F-G$% 20 :
Michigan steers. siockers and feeders fair 10 choice
81 5oGs2 90 do d.. fair to good native shipping ga
medium good do - J0as2 70; common to prime do
s2as2 40; mich cows and heiiers common 70 extra
s206S5o. Sheep and lambs- Recepts last - hours.
600 head total for week thus ial 1900; ior same
time last 1920; consigned through, $500 head
coo head to York 10 900 head on sale; demand
active and prices have advanced choice 70 extra sheep
good do SO 5Oa94 20 good 10 choice lambs S3aTS ~
fair TO good 90 81 5oaS3 90 medium u alr 90 rs oga
hours Fl $50 head tola for week thus 700 for
same time last week 1901 consigned through. 1880
head 800 head 70 New.York; 10000 head sale
market dull prices dropping; mediums and heavy ends
sS %: rolahs 90 25a 81 81.
Chicago Union stock Yards. Nov. lS.-"Thc Drovets
1000. Market steady stronger. choice 70 extra
ssSys :: s2 o % se sss o. 7554 go socSs and
oos S2sSS HSgs-ese 5 f % 600 hesd pR%e9d6
q S.; light 50 GOdsS s. sxips 1903 So Sheep
a 10 lambs, "A 50df5 73
ST. Louis Nov. 1s--Csttle-Recepts / OOO head ship.
q s0es4 sr good d. IS 3ods 8 o "sT
and feeders 81 1oat5 20 nge stesr. 81 iOGs3 Hogs
grades. SO 55ass Is; light TAR 70 best ss 05Sss So
sheep-Receipts. 40 head shipments none Mspset
finn fair TO choice, % 2oas4 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
GENERAL MARKET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rRovIsIoNs-roRK-Had better de-
ERstes sS s''y ees very mainly
shor ~ s SE % 5SSs 50 ely
So 50as3 TO- BEEgUnchanged in price ana 9 2d
M z 5 Plate g. z5 5ssss 20 t BEEF r. HA& s
Vest, sI1asis Sal es 200 bbls at West llcUI
Modelae demands sales $50 picked shoulders So
N RsGd o 6s as II sG SyeF@ e Tor II "a &c
picked hams sss l smoked s% dS Co. Co.
salOa BBifse sn.Ssi' as%
6s N9ye@ber closed AZ JsRuay ade i 3e oS or
reer offerings. City heavy TO light 1879 I.2e pig
SosS with rends SGSance on Tue
the West. options up COS points but speculation o
800 ties at G.5oc. closing at e5odG52 l2e asq 300
cash and freight 'oc Cy 5tsam cS. Sn at s4a
sales 80 tcs at SIS pecembef closed $50 bid
eC s at S2 s 2O tfc at
nent quoted at o46aO zoe south America 7l5c..- =,
g goo Witch SsS fair S demand Low ana medium
fancy qq a4s2ss STAT 'ss
Creamery goa 25c Egn Creamery. fancy. 26l2a27c
%sse % s % 5od 'nf Sa 2S SG prime 70
fancy 1sc do choice. 15al7c do fair to good H.
Choice sos 2lSj do GOOD 15eIse Stat p5Iy We
Dairy. tubs tubs fsT i2ae State Dairy aEs fancy I9c
choice 174lsc good loo l6c fair l2eld sa'S e f
i5ai7c; Western Imitation Creamery choice, l9a2lc
prime, 14a16c fair WesGr 6 D2ry ehoee d2G
June, nikns 1oa12&c; Jyne. tubs 9Eal2c; Factory
tRRR thirds Sslsse seize - Is no IA fancy
stock but other grades rule barely steady There wac
oSs1 o d tsRey GRSe s s6a c fiS
do October fancy 1oS91oc choice late made %, zoe
sms ea2c Ohio fat hne 7S1oc Penn-y3anla skins,
Fancy, new laid Pennsyiysna 25a2Sc STATE and Penn
sylyania fresh 24a2f2c Canadian, late picked 2ia22c
1jGl7c; lined, prime 1O2dl72c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
4 SETTLEMENT EFFECTED AT LAST.

Lewis Brothers & Co., dry-goods commission
merchants at No. So WOrthst, have succeeded ~
eTectng a settlement with their creditors at 81 IL
cents on the dollar all the creditors IT IS sad having
signed the compromise agreement. Their oher was
to pay 20 per cent December 10; 10 por cent on
June IS. 1890; 10 per cent on November 10, ls9o'
and u IL per cent May 10, 1891 Inc ne'es
sary legal proceedings have been taken IN Phiadepa
TO have their assigned estate reassigned to them Dy
Assignee Bliss and the matter will be disposed OF
by the court on December 7. 1t was said yesterday
at the Office Of the firm that tho settlement had been
effected but It had not been fully decided whether
ali the mariners in the firm would continue In II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
United States Government and other oesiraoic
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK * SONS,
BANKERS, % Nassau-st., New-York.
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,,,arrool Nov Is, 4 D. m.-Cotton-The sales Of the
day Included 800 bales American, ,o.,.oo-,,,d.
n,y midfling clause, November delivery 43dii
unmhS . November and December delivery 4O6id sell.
,oscnher aud January delivery. 39O4d Sellers
January and February delivery seed sellers feo,
M ars March delivery 39-64d sellers March ana
Apf sid sellers May and June delivery lsoid sell
o. Tune and July delivery. a. SD buyers. 80,
Galveston. Nov sScot,Gn steady miidlins i sro
e,nts 10 i49 bales exports eOastwlse $3.50 bales
sales i o2i bales stock. 400 bales ,,,u o,s,e.
N.rfolk Nov 1S.-CottOn steady; middllng' y lSlo,
not and gross receipts O06 bales; exports 70 1rese
britain $500 bales u the Continent esss Soss
vi S75 bales sales, sos bales stock, 81 -AO n a
savannah Nov ls1Coon quiet 9uSS2aoas Sss
and gross receipts s7O3 bales exports eoSsl"lS' 'oV
haes sales $50 bales; stock not 9o ba,s ,,, oN
NeN. orleans Nov. 1S.-Coton steady nhulhhk, ~
low middllng % good ordinary net ted p Ia
bales to the Continent 90 $50 bales sales oVVo oaeS
stock, 2l0, $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
JERSEY CITY

Edward A. Robson, the assistant secretary OF inc
Young Mems Christian Association, who was arrestoa
for violating city ordinance by distributing Circulars
calling attention an evangelistc meeting IN inc
Association rooms had examination before JUSTICE
Stslssng yesterday morning. lie admiueu having
distributed the circulars and sentence was susPhuo
Tye street. and Water Commissioners received new
lids Yesterday for the contract to erect new ponce
besdousrtcrs and First Precinct police station.
The tailoring establishment of William LanSe' az
Joining Busch's Hotel in Third-st., was ioopeu OF
cloth valued at 5000 Saturday night The thieves oy
forcing window in the waSh-room of tho hotel got
10 the rear Of the shop and then forced an entrance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A LIVELY INTEREST IN THE pRIMARII

A LIVELY INTEREST IN THE PRIMARIES.
The election of one-thrd Of the members OF the
Republican General Committee and officers OF ward
associations will take place this evening at primaries
in all the Brooklyn wards. There will be sharp con
tests in several wards with bearing upon the choice
OF officers OF tue General Committee at the first meet
Ing in 1890. Two candidates already In the
field for the presidency, Franklin Woodruff, VINO
now holds the Office, and David a. baldwin, who
held It last year One of the holly contested prl-
maries will be that In the First Ward, where MT;
Woodruff and HIS friends will be opposed by some OF
the younger element OF the party. Rival TICKET
will be run IN half Of the wards Of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
prsPLEAsED WITH TIE EAnGRAIION BOARD.

prsPLEASED WITH THE EMIGRATION BOARD.
Collector Erharlt was little displeased yesterday
to receive report from the Board Of Emigration
Commissioners, dated that day. on case on which ue
BOARD had apparently made its recommendation
week ago. The case was that Of Mrs. Elizabeth TAFT
,a her four children Mrs TAFT came here on
November IL from Scotland to find her husband, VINO
had come here two months ago. Tie Commissioners
informed the Collector that they had been unable TO
find any trace of TAFT and that Mrs TAFT had on that
The COLLECTOR was considerably put out TO learn all this
a week late. No explanation accompanied tho report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
v,yv rppops RIFT NONE SERIOUS.

The Board of Aldermen acting as county IAN
vassers met yesterday and received the report OF the
Committee on Corrected Returns. Of which MT hinch'
hoff is chairman. The report indicates mat tncro
were many errors found in the olo districts ana
that many election inspectors had 10 be called IN 70
make corrections The mistakes were generaIy Oh
trivial character and did not affect the result III any
respect George Gregory, the Republican Alderman
reelected from the With Assembly District called
attention 10 the fact that his majority reached the
handsome figure of ]. Ill instead OF 947 the first
figures reported. John ". Outwater. who Is al work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
ooMpL1MEyT1yG JUpGEELEcT BISCHorF

The Tammany Hall General Committee Of the NV "a
Assembly District recently adopted resolution lhahh
ing Richard Croker for seec ting Henry Blschon' Jr'
for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and Placing
him in nomination at the Tammany Convention, the
result being MIR. DschOfs election On copy OF 'lo
resolution being sent to Mr. Croker he replied III a
letter as follows "Peass accept my thanks ior 'he
kind resolutions adopted at the meeting Of your com
mittee, and offered by your leader, the lion J0nh
Reilly The nomination and election OF Judge Bis
cbo confers not only honor on your district but on
the whole city and county of New-York and have
no doubt he will make an honorable ana uprl5ht
judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
LONG ISLAND.

AMITYVILLE- Anna Hancock, insane pa,
tient confined in the Brunswick Home, committed
strong black ribbon 10 the top Of window and then
jumping off a chair which She had been standing
She was fifty three years Old.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Richard W. Wynn, the four
year-od son Of Richard Wynn. cook on Southern
coasting vessel, was killed yesterday afternoon by
being run by horse and wagon driven by
Thomas Quinn. The child was on his way 10 the
postOfiCe TO mail letter TO his father which his
mother had just written