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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27

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Rs.FfRsT BAPTIST CHURCH corner %
rwelfth and Broad streets REV. Gcor1'
! Cooper. d. ID pastor Preaching nt ii r. hi
AMI = p. M. Bible class at vi' a. hi'
agsEcOND BAPTIST CHUCH. corner %
Main and sixth strets, Rev. W. W. Ian
drum. ID. d.. pastor. worship 40 ~ %. m.
and p. M ~und1N-fchooi Ut ''' "' "'
Strangers welcome.
es-VENABLE-sTREEr CHURCH corner
lofTwcnty. first and Nenahle. ~uudnN school
40 9.3o %. DOB. Preaching nA ine pastor iteF.
r.. II. Pit. 40 II "a. pa. and 7'jo b. DAB.
Hs-CLAY-sTRfEr BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner 0f CLAY and Gmham streets, Rev.
q. tiopfon. pastor Mofslipat 1 90. n. ana
. D, DOB.
Re- GRACE STREET BAPTIST cHIRth.
Pastor. Dr. ~. H. Hatcher. sunday school
at q 70. no. sunday preaching 200 ~ H. In. lni
: D. m., "Wednesday services 100 = Do, m., ifI-
day scrF lcc young mems 800 p. DOB. ifOr
seats and welcome toail
lowest MAIN STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH. corner Main ami Beach streets.
Preaching sunday Ny Che Insfur. lr ~. a
Goodwin, 900 q n.ciocl, 70. ODD. nui SID O'Clock
p - sunday school o'clock a. in. Allare
welcome.
re.LEIGu-srREEr BAPTIST CHURCH
corner of lwenty-nrh and Leigh streets.
frN.I =. Bell VIII preach zoo ~ "a. m.. lnI
Rev Edward Pollard nf y p. DOB. Seats lr0..
cordial Invitation folil
H8-flRsr pRESBYTERlAN CHURCH.
corner OF Grace ana Madison streets. Row.
Robert r. Kerr, ID. D., pastor. wIil Ir.lrn .f
IT n. ODD. AMI p D.. ODD. ~uuuuf school 700 N.iu
"a. ODD.
fH-SEcONu pEEsBYrERfAN CHURCH.
Row D. D. rurnhul. gao ~ a. m Ihe Row.
Mlr Inrnnnll viii preach boo the oid Market
iallat SID m.
H8-lluRn pRT-BYrFRlAN CHURCH,
Rev. j. D.. Cannon. PASTOR Preaching atlf
"a. DOB. and %. m.
Rs-WESrMINI9TER CHURCH. Wc-tcau
street. Services hv ur. Kerr over, SUNDAY
afternoon nt 3 O'Clock ani 10 O'clock OH
Friday nIgnt.
f0fOrRIu rRE~BNlEWAN CHCRru .
West Grace street, Row. D. Calvin ~f.unff F
pastor Preaching tf ID O'Clock 3D.. u.. ani - .
mr.. Nratl, nf fne Wl.f0r Nn sunday. le.-
bath school 100 $3.50 %. H' nf''cN ~t.-
hearty welcome for aIl t'e' a
laGHAcE- STREET pRE-HlrlWAN .
CHURCH. James S. Far. d. d.. mNor-
-er Ices 200 ID nriocN a.in. nni $3.50 d. '.0.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27

Schooner ". A. Aghom. Achom. cha fcmOut.
To load l1mOer Tor New York. vessel, curtis
& Parker,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27

The SALVATION ARMY Will conduct
meeting, an day sunday. Morning 40 1880 %.
M; evening p. 49,; night. IS %. m Major
W ellis Will also visit u. Ou tuesday ami
Wednesday, 18th and PIN. Tuesday night
swearing in of recruits Wednesday night %
hulieiuIah dedication of "a baby 90 the lord.
also an Ice cream supper Co follow. Meetings
Zee. Everybody welcome. Captain ~islcr
and wife Ia command.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27
h'Nh NrtrLuF.T

EPQkI OF THE CONDITION og
I'riiiittH fLANl B. - BANK. Ar Antff,
J., iiif 0lAlt Of NiRGiNfA AZ D.,
''V7h "f BUSINESS. July -. is-o '''.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27

Rs-FTRsr BAPTIST CHURCH corner OF
Twelfth and Broad streets. -koy. George
Coouer. ID. ID pastor Preaching ni III H. Nh'
anlsp. M. Bible class az g.il "a. ni.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27

ag-sECOND BAPTIST CHuCH, corner
Main and sixth strets, Rev. W. W. Lam
drum d. D.. pastor. Worship at ~ 20. m.
and p. M sundays 40 op %. ni.
strangers welcome.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27

which was received in the city yester-
day is copy of the original. Ii calls
for two men. Edward Wambly and
herman G. stephens, who Is not IN
Richmond, as the police believe.
A letter was sent ID. Il. Elliott. chief
of police of Live Oak, yesterday, which
will reach that point tomorrow, or
probably tonight.
No requisition has been received for
the accused, and none will probably
reach here until next week.
The sheriff IN his letter TO the chief
of-pOlico Of Live Oak, said that arrange
ments would have 10 be made for the
transportation Of the witnesses from
this city, as they were poor people.
lie also aekcd that information be sent
him at once whether he should bring
the prisoner on or whether an officer
from Florida would be sent on for him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27

Hs-CLAY-sTRfEr BAPTIST CHURCH
corner 0f CLAW and Gmham streets, Rev.
g.. Ci0pion. pastor. Wofshipat IA 81. m. and
D D, m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
% nm sr 1vDRBw's CopyBE srANDs!

1N
An entertainment Is 10 be given at stoinvSJ han on
the evening Of April ., In aid Of the hnds OF tho De
Andrews Coffee Stands. Mrs. Lsmadnd, tho iounucs
OF the movement which has resulted In me supplying
TO the poor during tho last three years soOo'oOO
meals at the nominal price Of one cent oach mas peon
working with her usual enorgy 10 secure S'uaou'e
teaturss and has already obtained tho promise oil
the services Of s. b. Minis, pianist; Miss Anna Hon
neister soprano Miss Marie Manner, contraito MISS
Jeanette Franho. vsolnist Ewald stolu' trombone
soIoIst, and Armln schott, organht
Mrs Frank Leslie VIII read, and Miss HSrriet'
Webb, Miss Dele Thompson and Master Tommy nus
sell will ncits. Seats are on sale al sohunet D.
Union Square: HudnuPs Drugstore; DItman's, the
A,,or House perry's drugstore and may also BE- OBJ.
tanned by man from Mayor Grant, at city Hal h Is.
Frank Leslie, No. o. Park Place; MIS- Ema "neeier
Wilcox No. $40 West Fifty -eghth-sL; MN. j. y
CockeriIl No 2e7 Lexington. ave Mrs Gorisch, tho
Gerlach, West Twenty-seventh-st:; Ars j. ~ L L
drld, 80. 215 Madison-st, and schfFmers, Union
Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

Ann Devlln, who had saved 1890, placed the amount
in The hands Of Mrs Mary Jane McLoughlln 70 pur-
chase a building lot for her IN fremont. rev usss
ago Miss Devlln asked Mrs. McLoughin, VINO Is hes
niece for the decd Of the lot, but she WAS pu. on
with the excuse that IL had not been recorded MISS
Deyln not feeling satisfied In the matter ascer,
tanned through counsel that the deed was iecorned
In Mrs McI0ughln's own name. Miss Devnn ma;
therefore begun suit in the Supreme Court ssains'
her aunt
PORT CHEsTER.-Blue birds have been seen IN tbs
nfbe have been awarded contract 70 esiiafs inc
nnnnSyynre and Harlem Railroad and the New f0rk
rcntrai and Hudson River Railroad ron pom. ny ~
Wott Haven 10 'Yonlers. Moses Brown. an o ~
reSident OF Kng-st, who died on .an ~ he
the age OF eighty-nlne, Nes Uui'0~ 'N
family burial ground 49,, -, hn.r
rAsANTvILLE- Benjsmin G. moore has oee !,
anboinfed postmaster OF this Village In inc pi~"o ~
Ebert Banks, resigned 49, o,o.tod
MANARONECK Henry Waliach has Deen eIeI .h
~ 81 ,be directors of the Union savings behk' III 'n0
Mac az y. c. Benedict, resigned
yoNKERs-EvenIng Schools Nos. 2 and o wese
.toacd Sop The season on Friday evening aheS uaSe
No., well attended during the winter me iuits
rSisirg fop a. Johns Riverside Hospital wele aus
nsntc1 by the Charity Ball recently given 20 We En
tent az si oT3 "a. The gross receipts were S%"V' W.
SING sINC-warden Brush. Of thesprtson, has oeen
sIrk since he returned from Albany festefues NY
WARDEN was confined 10 his room with severe S''SeO
uf rheumatism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
4 RJDoW BRUTALITY BEATEN.
HER BoARDER, AN ENGIIsHMAN' pANoAAo
rN,rpys HER WITH BRooM-HAEDLE-

HER BoARDER, AN ENGLIsHmhN' N' I
INJURIES HER WITH BRooN-HANphN-
..,orsr w,s called 10 a room on the SECOND
floor OF the tenement house NO. '-t tho ants.
hundred and slxth-st yesterday, to taAo 'no ,rSo
rnopten statement Of MIS-. Catharlne COW -,
was believed to be dying from the ehe0'o a. ,,,L
ing Mrs C6hcannon is a resPec'aVe stnoa
one son. James. bright lad oil ten yoa - ..
a. dosth nt her husband she has WorADu h y, ~
s,,.nort bersen and her boy and TO keep VHo 90" ~
49,, Annie Maloney, a pretty shop-@rl nae po0h
" 1900 IN Mrs Conc annon's rooms. les 'n n
~ aeo Nrs Concarnon lot q room to Jonp Douo =,
49, an english bricklayer, who had Presono'Oi'
-, md seemed to be an honest man. no turncu
-, 10 no drunlard, who did not pay ms Do@u, Auu
On wednesday morning Mrs Concannon 'o'u MN ne
must leave. - 81, room 10 got
In the afternoon he returned 70 MS lo'ul -
his clothes and no said to the woo" ueo :. A..
nav her for his board when he got MS wSsoo -.
end Of the week. As he was In an ugy niooo Io
s.,d a all right and walked to her h'enol o
followed her and said perhaps you 'nOusn' 'o'
were going to keep my clothes y
ono T would have ne use for them" sne roPnou'
n. threw bis bundles into the hall ana MS ION
cannon trod to shut him out WIN 'h's, - a..
pushed the door open again ana cSug1l navel turn
hair declaring with an oath: " fou VIII "o''
another man out' - 49, ANN, screaninR with
,-4sht TItfle lanes seized broom any u, W =,
nrctect his mother Tho brtcklayer Iooh ny hH
sv frSm The lad and beat the widow over INC nc ~
with It until sho 1Sinted; ,Oo I bsd not found him yes
tSr6sg but they learned that he was thief as well
ne a probable murderer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
sp.upra EXHIBITION At HARvABD!

Cambfidee, Mass, March 10 spoe iAii.--Ino P1..s
which formed the main feature Of tho h's' N'n'ef
moeting Of the Harvard Athletic Assoclanoh' WA
good exhibition in the real science o. inc 'porS ~
.nnnnns.d IN the beginning that skill. and not
1850 you'd be the test OF the dettdons aoh inc
ru,. was closely followed. Tho preliminary eouts 70
N. lightweight sparrng were won By G. CABOT. =
and j. putnam, 90 The nnal boat wAs eWsroed W
cabot The m.ddleweIght sparrinE was closely con
tested aud was by 5. O. Curtis DO over
,s,n .rd wa,nwrisht, Curtis withdrew from tho
s..yvvs,vbts and the priIo was awarded 10 j. W.
s,,S ,ss There was only ono wrestling contest ana
this was one by Frye, L. Five men entered IA
putting the shot, H. r. Allen, 90 made the pcs'
throw, 80 feet inches. Contrary 70 gnnerH custom
the gofwsr between both the two upper an zoe
tSro lower classes was pulled at the hrsi ineetns.
ThJs gas dome IN order 10 leave the third motion clear
for contest without sdo toama Tho Se ana Ss
teams were the winners, me iattoE Ike snnyrnS
team OF the esate. cups were s''oH AZ wv
and wrestling contests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
ALONG TILE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT. Rev Edwin F. see, OF BrooE,
lyn general secretary OF the Young aehs .S
EssocIation there. will this afternoon ehd1ess INC
Young men OF the city. superintendent Ut
lord Of The RlectrIc Light Company, and Manager
have agreed 10 instruct class Of thirty persons IN
The mysteries Of electricity under the auspices OF the
Scientific society. . -.
NoRvALK-A collection will be taken In 81.
Panls Church to-day IN response to an appeal tE,
WSdeshoro r. c. for funds 10 assist IN EenulaIhhs
an ' Enisconal church shattered by an earthquake
there In 1856 A.,
GREENwICH.-The Round Table society t,IisTsyaS oi the
Methodist Episcopal Church has been dlsoanded,
Wc,mon n EroTn agent OF the Cunard steamship
Line. has purchased about nine acres Oh gfouho III
North a. from Edward K Willard.
corryinc on milk farm after serving his customers
on thursday won't out TO burn some ofG sdo a ~ tSS
burning File He is supposed to have died rom nssrt
disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
INDICTMENTS AGAINST OFFICIALS.

The rumors about the indictments against members
OF the Board Of Public Works Of Jersey City and the
Board Of Freeholders were verified yesterday when the
Grand Jury hled into the Circuit Court and handed
up batch of bills and presentment 10 Judge Knapp.
Tho indicted Frcehoders are Totten McDonough, Hen
Messy Rnroy, Grimm, Smith. stoger, Kmmerley, Roll
ston, Boyle, Tierney and NoonAn They are indicted
for voting for the payment Of bill presented in tho
name Of Thomas oSeill, which Is alleged to DO Free
holder IIennessy's BILL for which the Freeholder has
already boon indicted.
Commissioners Tumulty, Kern, Watts and Cannon.
Of tho Board OF Public Works, indicted for award
Ing the streetcleanng contract 10 Henry Byrncs, who
was rot the lowest bidder Tho prosentment gives In de-
tall the irregularities Of which the Frcehoders have been
guilty aud the loose in which tho Board either
desgnedy through ignorance, conducts its business
In closing the presentment the jury submits elaborate
suggestions TO tho manner In which the business OF
the county shonh Be transacted In order 10 prevent
fraud Judge Knapp ordered that a copy Of the pre-
sentiment be scnt TO each member Of tho Legislature
from Hudson County. Tho indicted Freeholders and
Public Works Commissioners will probably be arragned
io-mofrov,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
VARIOUS NEW. JERSEY TOWNS.

EAST oRANGR.-The Rev. Dr.. s. F. Herrick, pastor
Of the Mount Vernon Congregational Church, OF Bos'
ton, VIII represent tho Conere gatonal body in It's
course OF sermons on Christian unity in the Mum
Avenue Presbyterian Church this evening q.
Tho vcsty Of Christ Church has decided on the ground
plan for tho new church edihce.
WEST oRANGE-TbomAS c. Woodruff, one OF tho
odes. residents Of the Oranges died on Friday evening
froEn paralysis. Mr.. woodruff was born In 1904. He
was member Of tho first Common Council Of the City
OF Orange 10 1860 and served several terms as Chosen
FrcehOhIer He married Hannah MarEwith She
survives him with six children The funeral Will take
place tomorrow.
BERGEN poINT-The first clay pigeon shooting
match between teams from the New-JeUey Athletic
Club and the Now-York Suburban Shooting Asso-
cIation was won by tho latter yesterday.
BAYoNNE CITY. Arrangements have boon made
by Mrs d. II. Rowland and Miss Abbey A. story tt
erect public hospital memorial to their father
Rufus story. plot OF ground 76xl0o feet has
been purchAeed in East ThirtlethsL adjoining land
owned By the Bayonne City Hospital Association
APo.-Calvsry Protestant Episcopal Church
has extended a call TO the Rev. Mr. Han, Of Jersey
City.
CONSTABLE HooR.-The Fifth Ward Republican
Association has elected these oincen: George T.
schmidt, president: Herman Klein. vloepresident
xhrtstopher J. schmidt, secretary and treasurer
George +. Schmidt, F. A. lanai, and Frederick j.
Schmidt. delegates TO city committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
NEWARK.

The funerals Of George d. Ronden and Frederick
Heller, both prominent business men living in the
same block In Clnton-aye, took place yesterday and
we're largely attended.
committee OF the Veteran Soldiers and Sailors
Of Newark appointed to investigate tho charge OF
mIsmanagpment at the Soldiers Home has reported
that there is basis for the charges.
The Newark Aqueduct Board will on Monday apply
10 the Chancellor for injunction TO restrain the
city Of Passaic nom connecting its sewers with The
Passaio River and emptying sewage therein.
while = train Of freight cars on the Morris and
Essex Railroad was passing the Planest. crossing
yesterday the foremost freight jumped the track
and struck the smoking car Of a passing passenger
train, tearing Il open about 20 feet The train was
fun Of passengers but one was hurt. Traffic was
stop,cd about an hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

LARGE OIL SHIPMENTS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, March 1e 6peciaD-This has been the
greatest week the large oil shippers a. this port ever
experienced. The shipments for the woek enains
to-day aggregated 4,oe5,92s gallons NAMING tot.'
since January 1 OF 2S,762,sio, ~ compared with
ia COG gallons shipped during the corresponding
period of last year. Among the charters announced
arc the German tank steamer Gottheh, 100000
gallons for Naples; and the British tank steamer
Phosphor, 100000 gallons OF renneo poueouh' iOs
Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
PRINCETON GLEE AND BANJO CONCERT!

concert was given by Princeton University Glee
and Buno clubs at Chicksrng Hall last evening Among
the interesting features Of the entertainment were Eihor
solo by J. Adams, warblna by Russell L. Jonos ana
solos by f. II. Hsrrck. 8. II. LeepeT, W. T. Chaplin W.
L. studdford and Ernest T. Carter Tho performances Of
both tho gee and banjo clubs we'll received Among
the patrenesses were Mrs Edward Cooper Mrs. William
f. Dodge IT,, Mrs oliver Hartman. Mrs Abram g.,
Hewitt MIRA Morris X. Jeaup, ArL Henry o. Mar
quand and Mrs. George d. Morgan. Every seat In the
house was soId ana the receipts estimated At so
The proceeds will be used tho beEsHt Of the baseball
nINa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
uvY 1oros c1Us ELECTS OFFICERS

Tho Lotus Club held its annual election OF omcers
Last evening There three tickets IN inc heln'
the Members' ticket beaded by Frank II Lawrence,
and tbo Regular and Independent sckes. headed
bv Robert n Roosevelt The Mcmoers tckeV was
elected Throughout as follows: President FRANK IL
Lawrence vice-presldent. John II. Bird' secretary
Thomas W Knox; treasurer, Charles H. CONN orec-
tors flor three years., Edward c. James, NWaru
Moran and W. Hart smith: directors (for two years.
CHARLES Graham Frank K Hahn and Chandos Fulton
directors for ono year.. Charles Hathaway "eoo' T.
f. Hoyt and j. s. Beeeher
TIA foIloWtnR letter which tho Directory Of me
club received over q month ago and promptly COM
municated to the members, started lively oainP~Sh'
IN. result of which is above recorded
No. 151 Madison ave, Fob. o, 1889.
Gentlemen Before the next eection, Sn IN n.y. "a 20
sseson win you be good enough TO make Known 70 Se
memberS of The club. in whatever way you may taA
suitable my long-settled purpose 70 uecnne rnys
Reelection 10 the ohco with when they 1ISo -
honoscd me for fourteen years. IL was IN io'Z Hes
al cbasa me 10 the presidency, and with me eAoop
ton OF two years, In which, for PeIeohH
declined 10 serve, they have re-eleceed me annnsD
ever since At several nmes n No.. 90 s5otheT dis
anrn;sbad member Of the club but have always been
oveFpersuaded ,-,. ,,,, ..,sa ~ tia kind
pses and confdanoe always shown me- lot WHICH Voh
49, % make nv grateful Acknowledgements
Rut nv terms OF onoo have been unduly p.otreoI,n
An Increasing pressure Of other duties has tons SUI
t Without time lot pLUPr Who With far moro
fitness for the place than possess DA'0 4'0 N'''
leisure , -. ..r,isupen az tbA
@ aI,yivs shovn for my Shortcomings, and INC COT.
sfant ldndress received at your hands am W. w. 90
xtshes for the continued prosperity VI Ioo L"'''' ~
Of all It's n'n'Srs' ia''n'u'' ''wTHilr ErAw REID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

JUDGE GRINYELL on TARIFF AND soclALisA'
Chicago, March 1d.-A large audience AZ inc men
wood Club tonight listened to paper on socialism
in America By Judge Grnnon, who was States At
torney In the Anarchist trial. There was frequent
applause Judge Grinncn said in part: The eager
desire Of party leaders to obtain and retain once Keeps
socialism and its attendant evils alive In Chicago
Aparchsm is exaggerated out bf all proportion to its
power, for no good purpose and some members OF
both political parties seem Inclined to act so as to
catch this element In my opinion, te talk about tho
Anarchists during this last winter has been wilful.
wicked exaggeraon of their power, an injury to the
falr name OF Chicago, serious detrtment to Its ousf
ness interests, and confidently believe the purpose
~ sch exageeration was purely political Anarchy az
an organization, Is dead In America Us advocates
have resolved themselves back into their former state
namely Socialism. The Yankee law has terrified
them, But wo cannot, with the same ease, brush
aside Socialism That Is here not to be snufted out.
II can only be evaded by returning to the funda-
mental principles Of our Governments, eschewing
naternalIsm and class legislation. Ny conscientious,
firm conviction Is that protection socaled, Is wrong
I'm principle fosters and encourages Socialism, Is In
tact Socialism,, and that with It's absolute adjustment
md return to tariff for revenue the Socialist will
die and his pornlcious doctrine disappear"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
4 NEW PLAN TO SECURE A CLUBHOUSE!

The Authors Club has appointed Charles Henry
Phelps. George Cary Egsleston and A D. Storey as
committee to confer with representatives from other
clubs of the city not strong enough to possess build
ines OF their own, for tho purpose Of building club
house in common. IL Is not proposed that the clubs
shall occupy tho same rooms but that each club
shah have It's exclusive quarters Propositions have
,been made already from owners OF property suitable
for tho purpose and Il Is hoped that at the meeting
on March IS definite arrangements win be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
PROMINENT lRp1vA1s AT THE HOTELS

AsToR-Congressman william H. Grain, Of Texas,
FIFTH AvENUE--Curtis Guild, Of Boston; General
Joseph T. Torfence Of Chicago exoonRfesman Stephen
C. Milnrd OF Binghamton; and Henry W. oliver. OF
PtttsbaFT HOFFM AN-senntor George Hearst OF Cali
iornia and Congressional Delegate Frederick T. Dubois
Of Idaho. M0RToN-State Senators Henry y OoRgeshal
ana Jobn IlaInes MURRAY IIILL-Goyenor Morgan
G. Buikeley, OF Connecticut NEW.roHk-Professof
Goodwin Smith, Of Toronto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
WEsrCHESTER COUNTY.


WHITE PI.AINS-Mlss W. Olmstead, OF TarTy-
town was arrested on April 10, on charge OF steal
ing horse and some harness, tho property OF A.
Dolcn, livery stable keeper; Ho pleaded gnlRty'
paid fine OF $40 TO the village and SlO 10 MI
boIen, and promised 10 restore tho stolen properly
and also 10 pay the cost o. the prOceeuhnHs ~, ne
prisonment. Tho case came up before justice !; g
fykman, OF tho Supreme Court, and has rcsulted IN
a verdict of no cause Of action With an order to
nav costs and an allowance Of 800 TO Mr. DOZEN
P~' The Board Of supervisors will hold SPECIAL
meeting tomorrow morning 20 receive the report OF
the committee appointed 20 consider the SoV's@ony
Of establishing County insane asylum
MOUNT YERNoN.-The many Grand Army friends
OF past Commander James II. Jenkins, one on the lead
ing candidates for Department Commander at the
recent convention, surprised him In the camp OF
sST%tSm Post SH s1S nSss i 0
and esteem for his services and ~ hi, his
JENKINS responded IN a happy way to the givors,
and others who spoke wero Colonel Henry &uiss and
Major Charles J. Chathed. The Commissioners
appointed By Judge J. G. Dykman on aPphesalon OF
affairs Of the town OF East Chester, have boon
sitting for several days. Henry W. Bates, on be:
half Of the Taxpayers, presents the evidences and
held tomorrow, whom the bills OF the justices and
oonstablos will be taken up. Tho taxpayers be-
iieye that tho Illegal charges amount to something
2 Gast Chester hold hoT E convention last night to
nominate town officers. 1t reported that thero
would be q determined effort made by the opponents
Of SHSST'0 aeSSs SHSs however,
had control Of the convention and he was nominated
KAToNAH.-The members OF tho Fire Depart
ment have elected tho following oficersi A. M Van
Tasse chief engineer; A. Lyon, assistant engineer
S. o. Arnold, J. NJ. Lyon and A. Hoyt examining
and purchasing committee.
EAST cHRsTER.--In tho month OF September Miss