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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-01
Nominatlons hr ils Pre.ldsnt.

WASHINGTON, January 3l.-Preaident
Cleveland sent to the Senate to-day the
following nominations: Jesse D. Abn-
hams, of Virginia, to be Comptroller ol
the Currency, vice VIM. L. Trenholm, re-
signed; Sydney L. Wilson, Of Kentucky,
to be snsion agent at Wsshingtan; d cius
s. Wade, OF Montana, 10 be Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court Of the Territory Of
Montana, vicl Newton w. Mcconnell, re-
signed; Col. Jos G. Breckenridge, Inspect.
or General, to be Inspector Gensial with
the rank OF The Bigadisr General
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other and more serious form (perhsps in
volving the relations of the United States
and Germany. Mr.. Resgln's notifications
TO the amendment were withdrawn and
the amendments, as reported from the
Committee on Foreign Relations, were
agreed to.
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,vo,,,,nr elrIs strIl,e At CadiE.

c4plz Jauulry sl.-Thirty-f7e Of the
,,ysnty girls working in the card and row
H. es,abli.bmeat Of Haverfeld and Givin
-, ont On a slrike last night demaad-
'''ii. - ram g. 10 $3.50 p-s wc,k, tie
M, ins : hing the nrec received b. non-
l-..Ssn, l-..Si girls while The s.rise-s I've IN
i.a is7 Ill. ihoughl TIE grs".ii ge- ineH
dsmsud.
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Ralston-Meyer Oontest

Special Telegram to the Register
WELLsBURG, January 3l.-The election
contest case Of Ralston vs.. Meyer is still
going On in the County Court. So far six
Republican votes have been thrown ont
and oue Demociatic vote admitted. My
er's alleged majority is thus reduced 10 6.
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FORTUNE FROM A LOTTERY
Scott GIore Did Not bat the Tickets, How
ever-He Sold Them.

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 31.-W.
Scott Glore, for seven years largely in
tarested in the Frankfort Lottery of Ken.
lucky, died of paralysis Of the brain al
hslf-past four o'clock this afternoon, al
the age of forty-eiRht years. He leaves 6
fortune of $50, 600 for a widow and one
son. All of tha lottery offices in Louis
Vile WAS the sole owner Of have been
cloeed
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nslnIstar Pheips sails for Home

LONDON, January 3l.-Mr. Phelps, the
American Minister, and bis wife, sailed
from Southampton for New York to-day
on the North German Lloyd steamer Lahn.
A large number Of Americans and mem
bers Of the diplomatic corps ga'Derei 20
the railway station in London aud faAe
them hearty farewell.
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Territorial Matters.

WASHINGTON, January 3l.-Tne r.
publican Senators, in caucus to-day, de
cided TO favor resolution insisting upon
the admission as States of North And South
Dakota, Montana and Washington Terri
tories. The Senators were divided on the
question of admitting New Mexico.
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MORE INSULTS AT SAMOA.
British and American steamers boarded
and Searched.

and Searched.
AUCKLAND, January 3l-Advices from
Simca state that the German officials have
given notice that ali vessels arriving there
will be searched for articles contraband Of
war. The Germans have suppressed the
Samoan Times.
A passenger on the British steamer
Wsinni, who visited Mataafa's camp, was
placed under arrest, but wss subsequently
released in compliance with 3 demand OF
the British Consul
A proclamation has bsen issued placing
the Ap'a police force under German con-
troll
Ma,asfa's followers number 5000. They
are strongly snirenohed and other Slmoans
are rapidly joiniog them. Upon the ar
rival OF the steamer Richmond she was
boarded and searched by the Germans
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LONDON, Jannary 3l.-The couct'y
house at Ramslade, near Windsor, OF Henry
White, secretsry Of the American Lfgi-
ton, was entered By burglara lat night
and iewelry valued at $35, 900 Was s.olsn.
The burglars made thCir elcape.
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JOINT SESSION TODAY.

Professor Iuere y0u seei Discussion
mids-the most noble tempiAtor Snyder
ever erected" Miss Passaick te-Reform
ark, n. J., Normal COllegel
daisy dancing platforms th
they we're only turned upside'-The Senate
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.r
''-.s--s.s s.. January 31.-Tc-day an
ara.a eas mad, in the United States
Court - at..e',,- for the West Virginia
". aa- .ald Company. but a demurrer
ar.
ee o. Thomas Manifes for illegal
-t'. "m. u Lewis, OF Wheeling.
re r- became OF age. were ON
-a '0E I'm the United States Court.
Golden sgainst Deem, origin
lal amount, is so last settled
'..t ir Deem of S61.Ol The
Hnggr fees amount 70 over one
'--,- dollars
-e smith, of Tyler county. after
a- night rsre. went TO Charles
courlEiCd hy H. NJ. Smi.h
..0-. who aie taking care Of him
'' Withdraw fr.m the Kuishts Of Labor.
as Jaauay 3l.-Tle National
Assembly Of Machinery Con-
Nol'teu. Pattern Makers and
-ses has decided 20 withdraw
knights OF, Llhc-, ard on saiur.
e' .'r- simultaneous meetings viii
t l n .oca. assemblies in vaIicus
a's .Ie country for that purpose The
.I $1,000 members eighteen
- rt since then IL has been
iue, until not more
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,-,,,,,tened By O.mAn Dlrna

LONDON, January 3L-Adviees from
,f.ssovsh sists hat the Hadab tribe have
I'D for Italian assistance against Oman
n;,na. who threatens to attack them.
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scandal About ths Princes Death.

PARIS, January 3l.-It is stated hero
that the Austrian Crown Prince was shot
by the husband of q women who was liy-
ing at the MeyerlDg chatesu.
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~, circulated In Berlin.

RrprIy. January sL-TLe article in
49, o,,,,,aDorqrg Reriec, on "Ihe BIS
n'-oS sl' Dyn,sty." has not been circaiated
here
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READY FOR WAR.

Commander Heavy, of the Adams, Had
Orders Suited for Times of Feace-Pre-
pared % Fight the Germans at Samoa.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jenuary 31.-COm-
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A fact. A BAltimorepArrot has been taught
To say: take DR.. BulPs Cough Syrup.
Salvation Oil Is genuine preoarAiion Ior
the cure of all pain. Nothing like 1t. 2oc'
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nndolps Faar of pIsmarclg .

was borne into the apTrenta Of the de-
Ceased Prince.
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The great Bonanza mines Of Nevada are
less noted than DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
Our citizens sre delighted with Salvation
Oil. They never had as good pain remedy
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ING LINIMENT

BEAST PENETBATES
lBRETO THE VERYBONE
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a. L.. ana ~
l-e leat From this reiu.
l-'lf V.-rs into the stomach
ldlF1 organs, oorruptlug lhs
ms other uouhlseoma a-it
rs
iled ir-c each noEtru ana q
ST clI.G a. dru<gisLs. bF luail.
a. kLH 1RGr,4ERS, No. &
IW York au2Scodckg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-IIcnry J. Cassidy was examined
before Justice NJ. ". sliman. yesicrday. on "A charge
Catholic Protectory at Van Ness In the town OF west
chester Inspector Byrnrs present and gave test-
mOny After taking the testimony OF JOhn HI.
Francis Mangin, Edward Duff and Henry a. lloguci,
Cassidy was held without ball 10 avail me acuOn OF
the Grand Jury. His SON Henry y. CASSIDY waived
an examination, and was also held 10 await the auon
Of the Grand Jury. The rest of the gang were DIS
charged, but were held to appear ~ witnesses when
wanted to testify against the Cassidys 1t
Is said good authority that the Ne" ORR ana Har-
lem Railroad Company has purchased OVawampum
Hotel and grounds with view of erecting on the site
q $4,000 building for a station
SING SING.-Thc annual election for chief and as
sistant engineeiS OF the Sing S!nT Fin Department r.
suited I'm the choice Of John MCNally chief engineer,
John ]. Rowe AZ first assistant engineer, and John Cur
It's second assistant engineer rliiy con-
vcts were transferred yesterday from the state Prison
at Sing Sing to that of Clinton, 10 relieve the crowded
state Of the former
MAMARONECK-Coroncr Mathews, OF Ncw-Ro-
ohcllr was called yesterday morning TO hold an In
quest IN the Of John Hollywood, about thirty
years old, who lad been employed by John Good"lh
of the New Haven Raruad literally cut 10 pieces 1t
Is believed that number Of trains had passed over his
body. The inquest will be held this afternoon.
NEW. ROCHELLE.-Jamcs Shcchan will appear In
the bodyguapl Of West Point cadets who VIII act As
escort for President ilarrS0n's carriage al the ASH
ngtOn Inauguration Centennial
MOUNT VERNON.-The March report Of Tn" Bank OF
Mt Vernon shows the amount on deposit 10 PC
G2aOOjs "A, and the profits for the quarter to be
SIS, $50 %.
TARRYTOWN-Thc explosion Of rctort In the
Tarrytown Gas Works yesterday afternoon severely
burned George Coles. the superintendent. a'0ut Inc
head and face. The building was also badly damaged
PORTCHESTER-The cooner, sroe' Of St Peters
Faster TUESDAY. The church when completed VIII
haVe $4,000.
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". Maxwell, W. H. zlegler, /. Il. Cary. W. c. sanger,
R s. Hobbs, A. A. Low II. X. Sheldon Z. Ii. I'LL
and F. II. Marston- l..
Tho Jury In the case OF Frank P. Dudgeon fa'iou 70
agree after being locked UP for seventeen hours anu
were discharged yesterday morning. They sVoou o
for conviction and against IT. DOu6eoh was ~
leased on $40 900 bail before.
The system of propeng street cars by
air, now In operation on one line In ban gu, .;
was brought to the attention Of President Le"'S 80,
the City Railroad Company. by L. C. Prcesy' o. ~.
fornia Yesterday and II will be cxamineo in0o ii ~
company. ,. h.r
In the suit OF Mrs Kato F. Monto against NO
divorced husband Domingo NJ Monto, to recover 40 o oo
AIRS for false Imprisonment, a verdict awaruine o. e.,
was given yesterday Mrs. Mon1o was sit 80, hor
connection with the recovery OF her emu SIrsroo
nv It's father She showed that the decree Vi a,,ed
had never been served upon her. and hcn'e
damages. a.. . eood
Congressman Magncr says that he only u.u =, Tor
stroke OF business In buying lop IA 60" - cite
"a 400 and selling It to tho city for S4oou hncoe
sor 8rrcnc1ne-house, and he is LOOKING ~. ~auo
uta that avery day. The deed was PVT III 'uV 100
-, sis,,nt Attorney Mcguire, pee ause no ~,
.,d 1'ontroIler Livingston that the lana
"n. - HE clients He denies dividing his pron' win
any one. ,,,., =, c. Mark,s
The Chapel Builders (he young LADIES' OF o. arcci
ratn,.nt En,scopal Church have determined 10 cru
wbite marble altar I'm the now church III wiz 80
ahout $500 IL is expected TO open the nc" 0hui'"
for service on Easter sunday.
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A Lent draws to close and faster Day approaches
the ladies' become great. Interested in new b'hh"- ann
new GOWNS R.Glcy's store n Gian~t has been oi'"u'l
during tho last few day, in Consequent" Of the spring
opening The army clerks has been hu~y from 'aiiF
ratl late waiting the hundreds az ne l''S Lam =
has been on Important h.u.r in this 'F dui'n@ me
last fifty years, and f. hd- fair 20 @-t Fnot"f M"
century Inside Of tho orc j. dlt q th' lN '>'
display OF beautiful and u.,iuI a.uc"-. Every 'ruF
OF clothing worn By mon women. from the time that
thew arc babies till thc aIcwclla sad, can be
found Ridlcys.
Not only that bu. good stock Of carpets ana iuf'
ni,ure and many useful household articles are also on
hand The display OF hats and bonne's on the s'cohu
floor Of the large building and the display Of ail Sus
on the third floor are particularly beautiful ana ausuc'
One handsome bonnet rested cai+shap"d sAc't'h
frame with vcrot rose VcNct binding on the cage
covered with serpent green ices wreath OF siadA'hs
chrysanthemums around "a" crown falling over ali being
niece OF lees lace embroidered with pearl spancIcs ana
ON the ton small bunch OF shaded tips ~ copper Nrr"'
rose and green tnts. There arc many other handsome
bonnets and IL there 10 suit already E"if up
a customer can buy the kind % frame rhe wants and
the style Of trimming that suits her and have 1t MAD
IN while she waits. In the suit department there are
so many handsome things that H. is hard to tell wins
best deserves especial mention.
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ropc1Nc A SMALL BOY TO STEAL.

Police Justice Massey yesterday held for the Grand
Jury Patrick Turbtt age sixteen OF No $50 lenry-st
and Dennis Hickey, age fourteen OF NO 2o4 haIIilon'
ave, on a charge Of burglary. II appears that Oh
Monday morning they stopped James R. OConneli.
age seven of No. go Henry-st he was going 10
school, and told him that they wanted him to open
a window they could get into their house They
took him to No 256 Hamilton where John Murray
lives, and hoSted him a second-sory window, which
he opened. Then they told him 10 go within and get
what he could, and he got razor, a revolver, all
accordion, two shirt studs and other articles worth
s22. Then they took the boy down and departed
with the property. When the burglary discovered
the police traced the property to the possession Of
the prisoners.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
KILLED AT THE NEW FEDERAL BULL

KILLED AT TILE NEW FEDERAL BUILDING.
A fatal accident occurred yesterday at the new
Federal Building, in Westinghouse James Laney who
sperln tended the ironworkers fell from lofty part
the structure at Washington and johnson sts and
fractured his skull lie was removed the Brooklyn
Hosptal and died in about two hours. Mr.. Lauey
fortyecht years old and lived at No. 2O2 Eighh-st
New-York where mad wife and six children. He
was in charge o eighteen men on the building, and
about 80 O'CLOCK wont to the Orders on the third
story to mako measurements. He started to walk
across single plank about forty feefrom the ground
extending from girder TO another. The PLANK
had been thee for two years. and end was resting
an come Ioose ereproof bricks in hole in the giIder.
This sud out OF place from Mr. Laneys weight ana the
piank turned throwing the man TO the ground There
we're about 100 men at work the building, but the
accident demOrazed them and they quit work for the
day refusing 10 return to their places
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Steamer Delaware Chichester Charleston and Fernandna-
VIII sloamey wyanokc Boa1 Norfolk and Richmond-od Do
m stsnme City OF Gloucester Young West Point Na-od
Dominion So co; -. baltimore " e Foster
steamer Winthrop Bragg. Portland Hora;o ,i nan, c
Sim selkIrk BIZ Grouse Yokohama anu H'oso-Sho" &c
Burgess ,.,,,a ,pr, Dexter London SNOW & Burgess
ny Wanherng lew Wakcley BueuOs AyreS wan &c son
1a,s findlksyai Nor Bylund, Perth AmbOy- behhSn d
bq Srs solaro pr Dean Port an Prince Eln0u
Bris Pearl Ollstedt Georgetown DeneTAt" l. - Atm
strong, aLuFD
s,o.ner Adratic Gaa and City OF Berlin for Liverpool
I'm Bremsn: WcsternAnd. Antwerp OearruSe Para tc
NsWnort Aspinwall Alamo Gaveson LOUIS hu'A Jackson
lii PneIawafe Charleston WyAnoke Richmond Roanoke.
NsTG N Henrietta for shanghai Prmus Batavia Java Esther
HI Ta1 anu Anna l. TSy Tor for ST CrolI Ga -
Also ,aied-va Long Island sound-Steamers Portla for
Halifax; Hermrn Winter Boston.
Bark CuldooD. for ST John. NIB
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
No,c. 4. hercby given that on about April Is. 1880
Fog bell struck by machinery Will he cstabstd al Norm
Brber Island night station Eas, River New York. During
at at interval. n 81 IS seconds
BY order Of the Lighthouse board 49,, ,.c>. ,,...-
DAVID u HARMONY. Rear Admiral CSN, Chairman
Washington, Apr o. 1889
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL April loArrived steamer England tBr) Hes
10y, from New York.
QUEENSTOWN April i0Sailed steamer Bothnia (Br). Dut
ion frem Liverpool hence for New. York
DUNDEE April losahed steamer crystal tBr. stanuAid
LIZARD April steamer Holland Obi. loot from
New. York ON her way 10 London.
scilLY. April 10 Passed. steamer rrave Ita wllegcroi
HlyRE April IO-sailed steamer Rhaetia (Gerl Voselge
| sang. from Hamburg hence for EewYork
BonpxAux Aprl b-Arrvsd steamer Mare. Wheeler. IRON
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ssndsrson. financial secretary William shecrer'
v,p,orrs NEW JERSEY TOWNS.


r1tzARETU-A largely attended meeting IN ala
., Tho parpell find held TuesdaJ night Al
81 patr4cks school hall. a handsome sum was
r.,s.d Jacob D. Ritter, assistant postmaster
has resigned his position, and will engage In tho
,neurance business. Frederick Myers, horse
.bocr for the Elizabeth Street Railway Company,
was dangerously injured yesterday by kick from
horse which he was shocing.
ELIZABETHPORT.--While two labOrers were Dig
cling cellar for MIR. Sauer, sinking fnd commits
sioner yesterday, the bank suddenly caved IN bury
ing the men under tons Of earth and quicksand
The men rescued with difficulty and were
nearly dead when reached.
PERTH AMBOY.-A daily newspaper, The Middle
sex County Herald has been started here.
ATLANTIC CITY.-Charlcs Hopkins and John j.
Congan, skaters, from Philadelphia. fell from the
roof Of the Stckney House, a fivestory building
in Kentucky AVE, on Tuesday. Hopkins was Killed.
and Congan seriously injured.
PATERSON.-Mrs. Catherine Kinney, who owned
property valued at about SCI 600, was found dead In
the hallway Of her home yesterday Foul play Is sus-
pccted, although the woman was an habtual drinker
Her husband left her about week ago lie met her
last night and a stormy scene ensued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11

It is rather CALLING to a man who
paws his bills to realize that, unavoida-
bly,, his tailor's prices must cover losses
from bad debts. AS fast as the merits
of such garments as we produce are
comprchcnded there is a double attrac-
ton about our cash prices. SlS to $50
for a first-class Spring Suit or Overcoat
means that the purchasing power OF
every dollar paid out goes into the
clothes, and YOU are in that measure
the gamer.
Then the satisfaction Of knowing
that whatever is selected may be re-
turned if one changes his mind, or his
wife changes hers. No insisting upon
selling you something else. We hand
back money for clothes returned as II
it was the most profitable part of the
business. 1t is. For, usually, that
simple act secures goodwill, and good
will to-day means profit hereafter. We
can wait for the profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
TIE VOTE FOR MAYOR IN RAILWAY!

Of the votes cast in the charter election at
Railway " j., on Tuesday. gives Eserbr0Ok (Rep) and
Hyer DEM each coo votes, making it tie for Mayor
AT the first count Esterbrook was elected by eight
majority over Hyer, the present incumbent. Changes
were made I'm the vote In the Second District, Third
Ward, after recounting and the total vote as filed
with City Clerk Lambert shows tie The new
Council Will lie Democratic heretofore and the charter
provides that the president Of the Council is TO act
Mayor In any such emergency as the present. Either
another election Will be demanded by the
Republicans In the ward contests Belmer (Dem.)
was re elected To the Council IN the First Ward. In
the second Ward John Farrell Qlep) re elected
In the Third Ward william Du Re (RepD re-
elected In the Fourth Ward Phil f. Tufts DEM
was elected. William Howard and George Wight,
both Republicans reelected chosen freehOlders.
Christian Enrich Qep.l, elected water COM
missioner, and Charles f. Reed assessor James
Sivers DEM pulled through with only seventeen
majority for school commissioner, against 1Gl he had
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
WAGES AT CLARK'S THREAD MILLS.

The spnners employed in the mills of the Clark
90. y. t. Company, kcarny, Y. j., struck yes
terday against a reduction in wages OF about IL per
cent There are about forty spinners, each of whom
has a piccer cIecler the strikers numbering sew
enty-se In all. Yesterday the company prepared
a statement showing that The spinncrs have been
ceving 100 per cent wages than the Fall River
splnners and from II to 20 per cent more than the
spinners In the companys Newark mills. The pur-
pose of the company to cqualiza wages in tie
two mills Of Newark and KearTy. The prices
will give the spnners SIC % per week average
wage In Newark the average is SIG, I'm Fan River
about 50 % for per cent longer hours and 75 per
rent harder work. In England the wages 80
Mr. Clark said Yesterday that the company would not
yield TO the mems demand and would get the yarn
from abroad the cost is very little more with the
dutv added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
A PRISONER ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE.

The fact was learned yesterday that James Jordan,
tho burglar, who attempted MURDER and who was
sentenced last week IN Newark ~ j., made desperate
attempt to escape from jail on Sunday morning.
Jordan was let into the prison yard with others to
empty his bucket. While thus engaged he suddenly
dropped his bucket and dashed TO the corner Of the
yard where some empty barrels piled, scaled
them with Incredible swiftness, and had grasped the
coping Of the wall when he seized by the legs
and dragged TO the ground by shOri-term prisoner IN
charge Of the gang. lie was quickly subdurd and
taken TO a cell. JOrdan's sentence Is fifteen years I'm
State prison. He taken Trenton on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The city will pay for the music for the Grand Army
of the Republic Posts which parade Centennial
Day
Absolute divorce has been secured by Joseph Stock
ley from Mrs. GeOrgisnna Stockley.
Police Commissioners Bell yesterday appointed twenty
patrOlmen
An apartment house to cost 5000, 900 is to be
by Louis T. Seitz at Nostrandave and Hasey.
st. IL viii hold thirty families
The Charities Commissioners have no money to send
Lewis the Light" To British Columbia. and have rr.
ferred him 10 the British Consul II Will sI7S
to send him and his family to his former homo
SIX Chnapen were arrested at No. 1900 Fulton.
St for gambling yesterday and were held for examina
ton by Police Justice Kenna.
The amputsted leg Of the venerable Dr. Edward
peecher is doing well that he wrote a letter OF
ruesday 10 the New-YOrk and Brooklyn Congrega
ttonal Association Of which he Is member
Another new South Brooklyn oank 70 DO formed
a. t exnected that It viii be called the Hamilton
Avenue Bank. Among the stockholders are THU
nssd. Il d. White. J. C. woodruff. James Kane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
FOR ATTACKING 4 SEILER OF WEIGHTS

A. Marshall a butcher. Of 81. 80 Wc-t Forty--"'rnth
st. was arrested yesterday by d. ives Won "eHchtc
and Herman on bench warrant issued under an Indictment
~ .e.aulr I'm the second decree found AGAINST him on
Monday The complaint Is made by samuel r. Porter j..
an official sealer Of weight, ana inca 'ur' who went int
Marshars shop on March 90. AMI afo testing the butcher
scales, attempted 10 collect the Zee ' twenty-five cents
,,,.hou the official scalcr sail. became abusive and
raised clcavcr threatened Mr. Porter and his a.
sietant August c. Hahn. Marshall was taken before
poicc Justice Patterson the charge ~ assault but was
discharged lie learc-cl at late hour yesterday
fe,noon and judge Cownc allowed him to 60 in The Gus
,odv ~ his counsel Mr. Purly until this morning.