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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
Citp prcpsrir Go Get.

A LARGE STORE and basement 10 let leading
~ downtown street; very light; 200 feet 'front.' 1000
SNcderate EULAND WHiTfNG BeeEman.st
II UILDINGs stores, lofts Offices to let in John,
ID FatOn Beekmsn. Chambers, Nassau William, GIN,
Pearl and Water sts, ana vicinity.
rutland & WHITING, Beekman-st
" onsces and sections on STORE floor: Apply on
premises NJ c. WOOSTER;
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Che 1urt.

NJ ONMOUTH PARK RACES-Long Branch.
vi N. LIVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATUR
DAY until Saturday August IL commencing at 80
Central Raroad q Liberty 9c Ferry rs . 30
T. r.. Cortandt Desbrosses st. Ferries. 10 9;io.
II 80 M ~ m ~ 80 p % q D ~; ,o on sanrd'ys
Rector.st., 40 100. II 90 a. No. 10 IS, 100 p m.
Fare Round Trip. including admission 20 Flch 81. So
J. IL. COSTER, Sec - a; J. CASS pres r..
TIE MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Railroad Field and Grand stand Tickets are now on sals
House Tickets good nv boats and all rail lines
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Railroads..

II RE RAILWAl.-Iicket Offices. 4 OIL, 81
~ 7ls and 957 BIOaaayay: l5ae BOwery ! battery
AHA a OSi a Hroovn o7 i foa9SSv WaS
burg corneF Newar& ara Hudson st. Ho6oGen and
Or Sleeping Gar orders checking and
a aRs ais Minute carcs hs time Shown from
chamoeTss local trains e I2 Minutes minute earlier
Coaches 70 Buffalo connect at Hornellsyllle for James
p. NJ every day chicago and ST. Louis Limited solid
% S R D 5o ana 1n ssPPs soa Sou
change Puilm9q sieeping co ehes o yehnd 0iacin-
p M every day Chicago ana Grand Trunk Express solid
R Rgan Of PsY and Rf ss Sd cHaShs to
Battle Creek. South Bend and Chicago without change
sSs day '; @eas3 S,fs1fs s' FSna an
Meadye Youngstown. Cincinnati and Chicago
orapgs az y os m = ,5 80 21S slS 80
nuaSJs q ss ss !, d q :
ar so 80 1872 74;o75 az 81 g, oh
Passsis. I, "a 80 10 49, 2 a. NJ,
9 2 59s s s57 S5 20 o. G ~ 70 go -
Paterson GA$ 9, %'53E' pro, 1890; p =. m.
IT, ), $l5 80 ~ IS or q IT, $780,
NcEek 'S and Tsie.dS ~ vi Via ! Npwafk. 5A5
a .59 $o 3 S3a@y go SnYE z, p
:5o o7a "a 30 522 80. g. Oh 80
g. 2 5 go, 10 $50, y ,. ~, o.oo I'm
sussj ~ ' e. 80 c 49, 80 lS$a IL lou
NSsrssqIgh pr e., 3 70 } 80 5 1 Ps,SI so g.,
T9 NC "a 90 e 1879 & n L. Fast Express
Goshen KS 500. O. 10 80 l. 80 4 80. 49,
Miias'o$g,a p Port 1 s5 * "a 52T 1870 nj
Sunday LEGAL tiaEs, main line, A5, 10, 10 80 a m,
Express Trains from West arrive go 40 q. H.. 55.
EGttHi.isY RAILROAD OF n. J. DIVISION
ss g S,d ri Es e u.s. aS i g ss 81 q? sa
days < 10 ~ 2. H., 100 !. 30, and rs ,. ~
Nysgk and sparkl7$ 9 al s1s 1S1a II Sos o 20 20
sundays s:15. Q; 80 a. m, 80. 4, go, rs p. m
Send 10 cents In postage Gent P2ssr Agent for
"suburban IIoIansn with local timetables.
W. j. MURPHY J. p GARNER,
m General
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.onK An I0NG RRANCH RAIL..

NEW YORK AND LONG BR X NcH R IA y
Crow AND HsBVRb99 ,N RAEK SSEAN BEACH,
efT HE tasie in effect July / 1889 Its1o Leave Rev,
York, FOOT 90 8:io express 80 express except
Ell m p N 20 express), $40 100 m Sundays.
Q From mo Sos Of ISertyt oo 6 40 49, II 10 N,
go 2;oV 10. 10 M Sundays 100 m. go p.
eHpra trains do not stop az Ocean Grove and Asbufy
EufFUs RLoDGETT conr pass Am R w POP p p
TT d p,TNWIN Gen'l Pass. Agent. G. X X OF N j.
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SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AN
ACIIINCTON

BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Via Central r. r. Of NewJersey Philadelphia and Read
ing r. H., and baltimore and Ohio r. r.. leave foot OF
For PniladelpRia. at 90, 7A5, 80 49, II 100
o. m, 80 9 80 AIS 100. O0 80, 80. u zoo
y N. SUNDAYS, s 80. 0 80 a. m, 80. 2:So 3Ih
For Baltimore and yWSshRg.on' daily. at $50 a. 90
Trains leaving at AS, IL 100 m, 30 :o0t SO.
80. II 100 connection for Reading, Harris
burg. Pottsvile, &c. -, -,
Tickets and Paor Car be procured az r. 26l
415 9i4 lao 1913 Broadway. 1877 6th.ave., 204 West
125h.st, 1874 East 125thst NewYork; Court-st, $50
FultOn-st.. % Broadway Brooklyn :,
New.York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
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OF. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE
Tba ,niv through sleeping % St. Louis via Mag
"a calls leaves the Grand Central Depot az D. daily
Via The New.Yofk Central, Michigan Central and Wabash
for all meals-arrving In St. Louis
rsaS Second morning Connections IN Union Depot. ST.
Louls for all points West and SevthWest
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New.York Thursday. July is.
uc,oo sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day - = ra,or
Sale q, the fats with lots Nos: 1c de ''i
'' '' BY Richard v Hane,' &C. Co. r,.,s,,r
Sale Of houe a, New Brighton, Staten Island. was ad-
iourned 10 october y.
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Hlusical gnetrumenfs.

A NUMBER of slightly used grand upright
IA and pianos makes. which specially
selected and by The artists Of the Metropolitan Opera
company during the past opera season. will be sold
at liberal reduction from regular prices.
WM. KNABE co.
have removed TO
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN BUILDING.
jTII-ANE and o0THST.
Temporary vacroOms in rear Entrance. West 20h-st
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6nmmsr Resorts


ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
FAST TRAIN, WITH SLEEPING CAhS
THE PREFERRED ROUTE,
NETWORK CENTRAL AND
ROME WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBURG ~ Ms
Train with through sleeping leaves Grand tcnsp
Depot p. except Saturdays. over the greant -,
n Y Q. and III. X. Il. r., passing Albany ~ ~ the
Utica 10 45 m, running along the sunses ,,us valley
Adrondacks and through the beautfu Black Hvs
II. r. 30 m. connecting with sta:e aIrVnS az paul
Smiths Hotel 30 Returning stage ,vu critbs
Smiths Hotel D. Sleeping cars leave fau. Sarrive
Station Northern Adirondack r. r.. go p , m New.
Grand Central Depot q 40 a. m. 1he uiho i'V'' "
York by this line has been reduced 20 o~,
u 1-2 HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS SIhlio4'
Is 10 HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS HOTEL
Connections are made for Ssranac Lake ana all Au0n
dack Mountain resorts
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Fast train with sleeping cars NewYork 70 O!sy yves
leaves Grand Central Depot every Jay p ~, ory day
Clayton $50 m, Alexandra Bay ~ a. n tth Royal
This connects steamboat dock Sayon nS River
Mail Line for Montreal. oueppeo &C., bv day.
Saguenay, passing Thousand Islands ana kapu' Wy '
EXCURSION TICKETS and sleeping car % ~ ON cen
tons be obtained all n. Y. and n IL n n r. r.
BE they read via Utica and r. oa ann ,1.s large
Send IL cents postage for illustrated BOOK %VV p's'
octave size, the very best book given away
THEO BUTTERFIELD
N. Y.
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REAL ESTATE.
,,,srvrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho sale Of property belonging to the Roussei os'a
.,,n., ted At New Brighton, s. l.. advertiser 'or s.s
.s~,,sv nv r. V. Harnett a Co., was aaaour"'" "
October O. James C. Lalor oncreu "nu.' CO.,
closure the northeast corner OF Nin'n' a ,nt 100
ninth-st., three fve-story prlch ""''
los. Tho sale adjourned. DAM,
Tho following property was Offered on the can,
inc IT, Woo. south side of Ninety rst-s ST. be-
tween and Tenth ey1s fq n FIJI Fy
private a AVE. At s32 5OO yestory double cn .,
cSsss5oS in Fast Fifty hrdst between AZ fs ~
and second ave. at sSSU Ss Sen nSt Forty ft6s at
ssoS and plot D sr"sSW.2 Mu Tg ST
scrsnd SIS 100 feet , Ts Offices 81 at Also
story stone ,sc torn property with engine boilers etc
@s S%a am 1el s'S SS R1' nY
situated on nered for sale less than half cost OF
hnildinCs. -
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NJ EXPORT, Nauagansett Pier, Watch Hill,
,, for Newport at,5 and 10 a. M l. ana IL 80 p ~
P"r Narragansett Pier at and ~ a. M p ~ Sa'u'
y. M DId"i"> o. H. BRIGGS. Genl Pass Agt-
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Ecttnres ano Hleetinos.

u EV. CHARLES STURGEON, son of the
celebrated London Divine will preach In Mount Nor.
Baptist Church. shave between 123th and 2th sts
this FrIday evening at o'clock Al are CORDIALLY invite1
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

" EooT Or ~ T1niLinUAD vi NV -JEhoEI,
fooT OF LlBERTY-S ST. NORTH RIVER
m time Table OF June 30, 1889.
ChrnyV a. m l)r EastOn, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
ETC. ""u oorans'n' i"su"s' """'o''s
90 2. IN. for Pennington, Easton. Bethlehem. Allen
Town and Maueh Chank
posS4l T. M for bennington, Lake Hopatcong, Faston
eh,heI, Allentown, Manch Chunk, Wkesbarre. Senn.
tahnr Harrisburg, Pottsvie, TamaQua, Shamokin
eun1onndy, Lewi.burg Wilamsport
town w p m for Pennington Ea>ton, Bethlehem, Allen
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg; Pottsvie, etc
CbSnt' n Tor Esston Beth,ehen, Allentown Mauch
~ ,. m for Remington Lake HOpatcong, Easton
w dn1 D 80 D.. for SOmerXllle and Pennington
80 T. m Tor EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chnhh Readng Harrisburg, On Sundays at 80 pm
. w a. m, Sundays for EastOn and Lake HOpatcong.
10 a. m Sundays for Lake Hopatcong
Grove and pon 9f Pea nSnt 5o 4'C Il @
:So, 2;30. 80, 100, 80. 30 10 p. Sundays,
g:Vo a. m. 100 y. m. Sunday trains do not stop at
oc.an Grove or Asbury Park
For Lakewood Toms River and Rarpegat, 100, rs
o. m, ! 30 4 30 D. m.
For Beach Haven, Atlantic City vneand and Bridge.
For Perth Gmbcy I 90 90 SAB 0 30 10 80, II rs
m 30 30 100 80 100 $3.50, 6:10, 80 D. m.
Sundays 100 q. m 200 d. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19

A NCHOR LINE. u. S. Mail Steamships
n NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL. 90 "a
So CITY OF ROME We'd July "a. Aug: ~. sept To-
Saloon passage, 800 and upward second class. $50
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From pier al North River foot OF Leroy-st
Circassla. uy 90, noon. Anehoria Aug g. 10 m
27, ) o.. IN. FuFnehsia Aug. 10. d. m
Rates OF passage u
GLASGOW, LONDON DERRY or BIVERPOOL;
Cabin $50 and 900. Second class. $50. Storage szn
Travellers Circular Letters OF Credit ard Drafts Iof any
amount Issued at lowest current yates.
lin, I,rrSnsr ppnrIIERS ROWII sc GREEN.
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SANDY HOOK KOUTEt
FOR LONG BRANCH, ASBIRY PARK,

OAtAN bNDNLr &c
From Pier 3. ". X.
For Highland Beach, Seabrght Monmouth Beach and
Long Brsnch at 80. as. zoo II 100 n 100, $50,
- For Elberon, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant A5 800 II 100 M 100, $3.50. rs, $3.50
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnegat 80 a. m.
j 90 3 80 p. IN.
For Beach Haven, Atlantic City, vncland and Bridge
For Atlantic Hrhiands 80, 0 100 a. m, q 100 satur.
DAYS only. 80. 4I5 80 p m. Sundays, 80 a. m.
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RAILROADS..

lave station Central Railroad OF NewJersey.
foot Li9efssr ston AMI baltimore. 30 II m
I 20 40 .l55 nj II nlght Suhudys . '0O D. IL
I . 40 ais p. IN. IL night, --, z
Xii tfsns stop at Chester and Win 'ngton except 9I'
d. AK 8 al O 20 II M. | 80.
80 s;I5, o. 40 49, go oo 315, J. 30 F. m p night
Tickets aTSE car a5 eat, Ss9 9e @ e. "a
NJ, o;thst 1872 Fast 125thst New-fork; CourGst
oco trn1t"n.sf. o. Broadway, Brooklyn $500, ..-,
o"V ynrk Transfer Company VIII can ior ana checA
,mS e@ from hotel OF residence.
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Gcuntrn Boar0.


A BEAUTIFUL UOME-Priyate family, large mansion,
"A receive few guests or party; hot cold water gas
hath; first class high, healthy splendid views hour
acres OF lawn, shade, walks; stablng e. s., I52 VIII
iam-st
A. IRST.CLAsS BOARD IN MODERN COTTAGE
with large additions and commOdious rooms; centrally
located and newly furnished 90 Front-st. Saratoga
Springs opens June 10. MRS. S VAN VEGHTEN, Prop.
GOOD BOARD and accommodations be had with
IA IL p HALL, his fruit farm at Rdgebury Orange
Co., n. Y; references given
HAVING pleasant cottage with ample grounds and ear
IL rage house. would like or boarders. Address
Mrs JOHN ACKERMAN Warwick, orange Co, N y.
ID ARTIFS WISHING I5easant location for summer
/ recreation LAKE GEORGE, moderate terms, city
references. address r. PEABODY, Hague. N. Y.
QUIET HOME among the mountains; good rooms, ex-
" ceent table butter and milk from the famous
Jerseys OF Meridale Farm; reasonable best refer
Send for circular. l. 4. PARKER Meredith Del
Co., n. y.
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NJ ORDDEUTSCHER lloyd SIS. co.

N SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Steamers sail from pier foot I'd 81 Hoboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
verra. sat- July 90. noon. Lahp WEI July 81 80 M
rfaye. We'd July %. p m. Fuldl.. sat. Aug 10 nm
Ems. sat. July ~ 80 pm. Acr wed Aug 7 . d. M
First cabin 800 and upward BERTH according 70 oeH
CABIN, $50 and 500 adult SteeFage iov>
cat ratAs oELRICus co. Ne. Bowling 0rssa.
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i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
From pier AZ, foot Of CbrsfoDher-st., New YORK
crTY on rUrSTFR -. .wedne siaY, July q. p m.
'CITY OF BERLIN .......; Metaestay July 81. 2. m
CRY or CHiCAGo. w dnes11y. Agg i. 30 N
CABIN ss5 sEERAdE 80 Isc% II, In%sn sd .s,.
rGe ION AGENTS q ROWLING GREEN V.
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Summer Resorts.
ARGYLE HOTEL

BABYLON, L. l.. r.cu.o
ARGYLE PARK, with It's beautiful COi en
spacious LAKE and fine DRIVES Is unsufp9sse1 on v
Island hating, Fishing, Bathing, Sailing, on oie"
south Bay Large steam yacht s, 10y sSs reaa sout
Bay One hour from New-York. For rent oil co'~'N'
or engagement OF rooms apply To- ,ycu ,.n,ee,
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n FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS. -
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly
WESTERN Ian "Wednesday, July -, 8 80 M
KuV INLAND ........ We STAY. JUL 81. 800 o. IN
Cabin rates First Cabin SEQ AID Up" I'D
q, M and inward second Cabin &+0. EXCURSION SoV
and $50 Storage AZ very low ratss . y~,,n, c.eer
pF-rF,R WRIGHT & SONS. Gen'l AgtS boWlirS or,en
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN

Frank Girsham went into a barroom In WaicottSt'
On SATURDAY. and asked the barkeeper to change o
s,o hill for him The barkeeper being unable TO do
So a man standing by, who was known In the oar,
room as Jim" Maxwell. said he knew where ne couiu
get the change, and Girsham handed him the Wv
The police are looking for Maxwell
Adam Herchelman and his son Frederick were az.
,nsted Yesterday on a charge Of seriously mjur!ng
Mrs Zacks, who lives next door to them at NO eLO
East Parkway. The men said that Mrs. lacks maze
practice OF sweeping the dust from her mouse lhlo
their shop. and II was from this the trouble arose
Tho woman reported that they beat her brualiy and
DIR Thomas A. Norris. who examined her injuries
said that she would probably die from them
James F. BeDdernagle, Of No. 223 Roebungst., vas
thrown from his horse in Prospect Park yesterday
morn,nr and fractured his skull He was taken To
seney Hospital, where he lay last night in comatosc
condition The injured man has been employed as
superintendent in Havemeyer q ElderS sugar refinery
and Is about aity-fve years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06

town ~ with nd,a and as psssenssr''o FW Hurst Ar
r' steamer ri sf pa0 om .oahsssIHo 4Pn = Chr.
Punch Edyc Arrived at tho Bar 81 a m -, ., ,,S
utsc aud 70 Punch Edye Co Arrived Al inc
B at - 10 "a ,rr) sAn,el Havr. April IS with
n.r aud 75s passengers 10 FurG Arrived Al 'no b"i Al
M Progcso Farcoth Nucvita, April 90 WITH mdso
and passrugsrs Mose Bros, vessel to Booni Co AT
f s,@a m john Albert roru Kpqd.eo ssua April 80
,h sugar Ia Perkins woCh vessel 10 master Arrived Al
The ha a. V.d.d m Fraser BERMUDA days With mdss
S'TIs pssr, TO GutcrUridEc ArrvOd At the Bar
Hi So Perry Galveston days with mAso to
siram.r Sr n6 E I,s u WIN Clyde
steamer City Goucostor Youns. West Point Va with
ss.acr wtnthop BrsSE Portland with mdSe to HorAao
Steamer Herman winter HaotL with mdSO to
Rs2E ra,osa Aus Marnovch Lisbon 81 days with mdso
70 mele SiiR wallace Guam VIA Delaware
BraKwasr with sugar to Lawrence TurnuFo CO. weasel TO
sUNsEr-Ats.ady Hook. wind Ugh! sw; hay. At CITY
Island. WIND light =. cloudy
Arrived yesterday
m,, ,P 10 5q Bsfins Bros Co. Ward Co
SAILED
Steamer North Durham. for Newcastle Louis bueki Jack
S'h''"' NOTICE TO MARINERS
The Lighthouse board obtained permission from the De
pArncut ChAntct and Correcl"n Sew York 70 pAGS
iaEr light tho northern end OF hEcT. Island The
.vprrs Oh the payment Of a nom nal rental
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEBS
FOREIHN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN May 6-sAilr steamers Scrva (Br), Duton
CIV OF Rchmond lir Barn and Wyoming tBr Rgby from
IN, rpnol hence Tor NeTiUr
sovTgA4TToS MAY Saird. steamer Vera tGer). Buss
IA. from bremen hence Tor New York
Ir SnEE May I-saled GrAnto tBr Hppcth, for
gIrifps May 4-salod steamer Astral OBI, -, for Now
urhiCb from Nog.Y on hcrway 20 Hamburg,
ANTwsEr May Sailed steamer Rhynland tBeig), Griffin
for rtg-I
BaEMES May 4-sAied, steamer Energia tGer Fortmann
for New. York
NoyTKypEo May ? Sailed, steamer Pascal lBr). - for
New York
Neg. SUTk.
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Jersey CITY.

George r. Rogers, of No @27 NeVAK-s'e'' hAh
Christening party yesterday afternoon ana among
his friends present were John Ban"s and james
walsh both of No. OF Colgatcst some hot "o4us
passed and IN few moments there Wa euou =
turmoil that people passing Oh inc 49,, 49,
~ awaIt deyelopments. In another minute or Two
N. men came tumbling down the stairs, slaShlhs
a, each other with table knives Blood WAS streaming
from the several wounds. Policeman lawn '"oH INC
corbatAnts TO the First Precinct station. C'N
physician Grey found BsIness wounds Of 10 'nous
a character that he ordered his Immediate ronl"Na ID
to the City Hospital. He WAS cut IN s'''rN p'A,
- 49, Loaa and fsos Walsh and Rogers were ais"
t In several places and the tip OF one of Rogers 8
fingers was bitten off,
All N, beer and music gardens on tho Hhl were
o,o.od Yesterday and It was learned on Investigation
that the propretors had a tip 10 be careful a. ue
noIce were around in citizens clothes and the IIahd
Iurv e IN hold a session Wednesday.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.


Department Of Public Works Injunction Case '0i0f'
Judge Barrett, IL O. m. - c.o,.. Committee
United States Senate interstate Ooni"eh'o
Yffth Avenue Hotel, IL g. m ,,,,,. ,unav,.., Ar,
Opening Of the Prize Fund Exhibition American Nf'
ronnnrT., Loan Exhibition Metropolitan Opera House
pantlst preachers and Reformed PASTORS hiee'hss'
II m -. cor,, ., C.oneral sess,ons
1 nLis. % y, civil Service Advisory Board.
annnaf meeting Of vsultowners Of the Marble Gene
49, Room Is No. II Cedar-st. noon ,
Annual nesting Of stockholders OF the New.Engaha
ualsnbone ana Telegraph Company. No. ID Cortanats|
Collector ErhArdt 70 take his Office. Custom House
Annual meeting, American seamens Friend Society.
No 100 Cherry-st. p m
Interps,ional Chess Congress, No. Union Square
walking match. Madison Square Garden
Annual meeting Third Army Corps Union, 4 .. m ano
Ainner, D. m, Windsor Hotel.
Dinner Of the Piano Trade, Fifth Avenue Hotel D. m
Dinper OF the Architectural League, MOreilos p m
Dinner OF Company b, 9TH Regiment Deimonieos'
Dinner Of Gaue Association, PnaIds
reception of the Artistic Society, Berkeley Lyceum'
$50 p m. $1,000 c-,,.-. u
Academy Of Political Science, Columbia College p m
Anniversary exercises OF Union theological oein1''
Adams Chapel No. 200 Park-ave., D. m
! Academy OF Sciences Columbia College, p m.
semi centennial anniversary Rutgers Female college,
RIO Sc West Fifty. hfth-st., 8 p. m noo n,
commencement Young Mems Institute. No. ~ BOW
Concert for benefit of the Home Hotel, No. 81 west
Thirty. seyenth.st, 8 80 p. IN. .,,,
Ramabai Circle, st. Barthoomew's Chufch' ENaui''N'
ave and Forty fourth-st, 8 80 p. m.
Executive Committee Of the Republican General O0h
nittee Brooklyn, ,. N.
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vARIoUs NEW JERSEY TOWNS

ORANGE.-The fourth anniversary OF All SAINTS
Cburcb Orange Valley. was celebrated YESTERDAY
Tho rector. the Rev. william Richmond, gave dis
course reviewing the history Of the parish since itH
organization the four year. Of It's existence thero
have been 257 hap tisms and ninctysA confirmation"
The communicates have increased from 10 to "2o'
and the Sunday school from 40 70 246 The offerings
for all purposes have aggregated nearly 10000 A.,
o. NJ oddie jr., the wei-known billiard expert pi"yeu
a brilliant exhibition game Saturday evening In the
Orange Athletic Club house A movement Is on
foot 20 organize German chorus Of about 900 voices
to give ar open air festival at the forthcoming reunion
of the Army Of the Potomac.
DUNELLEN. The frst' meeting this season OF tho
Dunellcn Bowling Club, which includes some OF the
most sklf,l bowlers in the state was hell on saur-
day and was followed in the evening py reception
to the club given by It's captain John Hahdreh VINO
IS Mayor OF the borough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
HEATH FROM MYSTERIOUS WOUNDS:

James Kelly. age sxty-lvc, of the Sailors snug
uarbor. at New. Brighton, S. l., died on satuiuay
night from injuries received in mysterious l"'''
On Monday last Kelly was found lying on the ground
under the window OF his room, suffering from severe
wounds about the head. lie was removed 20 INC
hospital on the premises. and DR.. JOY, who atchuc''
him. did not at first regard his injuries rs ser'ou,
Kelly was unconscious when he was brought W "'0
bosn+al. and after he had recovered his senses No
would not or could not tell how no received MS 1t"
juries His condition became critical on friday anu
coroner Wood OF Poet Richmond. was sumthohou "
take his antc-mOrtcm statement
Tho coroner obtained from the old man but Hiuo
or no information Kelly said that on MONDAY hrt
he was away from the Institution during portion
Of the dav and returned under tie n1uehcn OF Ii
He said that after he had entered the SnuE "a'
grounds at about o'clock Monday al'PTnoVu, no
,emembered nothing until he came 10 ms SrGss
while lying on cot In the hospital me at b
~ the institution believe that heuy reCslNcl ms
Jni,,rIes nv falling, while spree. OUTSIDE OF '
premises There are Others of the oplilon MAJ ' ~,
old man while intoxicated, fell out OF the N'huo" u
HIS room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
WESTCuESTER COUNTY.

The WestChester County Association Of the Grant
Army OF tho Republic has distributed the $1,000 ap.
propriaed by the Board Of supervisors for the relief
Of INDECENT soldiers and sailors a. lolioWs' Abran
VoShurgh Post, PcckSku 1900; MdId L. Burnett
POST JarTytOwn, $500; Powell and MOrre Post. Sing
sing $500 Kitchng and seymour P0Stn, lOnkcrs
az "a Farnsworth Post. Mount Vernon, $3.50, Elan
dIeau Post New-ROchCe. 800. Charles Lawrence
Post, POrtchester, $50 Cromwell Post Whio Plains
IN rr cent has been reserved for future emergency
yONKERs.-The annual report OF 81. Johns Church
shows its financial condition 10 be a. follows: Bal.
ans March 81 SG75 80; receipts. Sl362O so; ex.
nndt,Ireg sl37s0 81. This does not Include the dec
ppration OF the church which was gift OF a member
Of the congregation The present Oohaeo lhu'O''hos'
is SAC 800.
MOUNT VERNON.-Ono OF tho results OF the Cen
tennal celebration IS the starting on moNcmcnt "a
1900 tho names OF the avenues which are now deslR
nate6 nv numbers Some are already named wash
ingtnn Adams, jefferson. Madison. ETC. ami " Is pro
ed 10 name the others after those who have held the
Office OF President.