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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
YOUNG NEWLY
TIE CITY AND IT'S PEOPLE IN APRIL, 80.

4 CIRCUMFERENCE or FOUR MILfS-THE
WEALTH AND FASHION or TIE PERIOD.
In 1889 Manhattan Island beyond Chahb'rS-
ST. onward to the Bronx, was little else tfr a
wilderness Between Chambcr>-St ana the lat
ferry and from river to river. as many as @1,ooO
pcoplc lived and toled and warred together
lanes Duane. who not unwilling 10 nave
rco,,lc believe that an ancestor of his was called
hv the demonstrating name of ODuhhalnc ana
as thc King OF Meath. personally cut oE the heads
-, all the rest Of the kings III lreiand-Jawcs
D,ano WAS Mayor. lie Was rich, renowned aS a
Ia,,..r witt, "A fine record behind him and isc1ui
f,,,mrc before him The city WAS divided INTO
IDS not numbered. but named. The South
VII .xtendcd from the Battery along the iiud-
60 Vollst. the dividing line between II and
't noc,, Ward which ran along the East River
,,ano,,r Souarc. being Broad-st The West
word included all tllc city west oil broadwny' from
,,,u -, "a Chambers-st, The North Ward lay
- Roadway. west of Wlham-St and north
-. wau and ran up to the fresh wAWt pohu c"i'u
w. roI,cc,. which, clear, deep ana pure coVcr'"
VIZ -, ocr,.s Of ground where the iomOS irisoh
.,, Glands and supplied the city WIN water
Nv" sI fem the famous Tea-Watef iump mat
pun" far from the spot where keoseveiISt
s'oou ~. chatham. The East Ward included
run ,, corarc and ran north 10 Crowh-st'
,'h;ch W.. prefcr 70 call Libcrtyst. now anu "on|
a,,nr;es Ward. bounded by Wiiham-e@ on VI. az
..as, and nv the river on the east rah U,", W
poos.vel..I. and the lea Water fum3 n'A '''~~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
emfnhrftdifne In Der saDfec.

SaG Srau3t6 %, l. 4prlt.-yiatrj5
ten bon Ger 10 laa8e 0etmtBteu bJltiiheu
Garte pWauoeriHg D.lpfrel," >" meId)e am 10.
8e3eubsr 1887 uon 6ouolulu abstRg, fiuo
bier RlrgGtrCfieu. Seue 8arte errel9te D!loz
uaq S6iaro Gm 9. 5anuar 1888 un0 bIieb
Bis gum 8. 8ebruar TN 9afeu Don 28eue5 1Cr
AIter. IN ieuem Gage puroe iie oUr9 ei-
men StErm auf oeu StGu0 genOIfau uuO
idejterte. Die Wauni6aft enttau. Die
Sdifibrifigeu ianbeu aui Der 3aieI eiuen
9tanu, Gamens 36sgenleH, ciHeH UiatrOiau
oe8 geIdeierteu Shonuers r@eueraI Sigel, I"
pel1er uou iaiueu Sdiff8geuoiieu 3uritt gez
IlfGu moroeu mar, neil er I'm Seroadt ffauo
bet oem am Is. Sitob1r erfol9teu genaLtias
men 8o6e 3meier 0iatroIeu be5 u@eneral
Sigtl" bic 5auO i'm SptelC gs5Qbt Ju blben.
Steuermaun Sob1 @Cmer0u, Elm 9iuefider
Suabe uuo S0rgsrieu 9tugeu in siuem ofiez
nen Bcote mad 6ouoluIu ab. Sin NIatcoie
ftarb auf oer 5niel uab eiu aaoerer arn II.
NidrB 1889 auf Der 65iie ua1 Souolulu.
Der Storuar pglOrman fam auf ben Dlibz
mob SuieIu an uub Habu ben 8ef ber Mauu.
idait mad 6onolulU. gBd5reuo oes oier3ebu
Iloncte oaueruoen Gu'entbalts auf ben Sus
ieIa Iebten bic Sdiffbru9tgen uou Seep0gelu
uHo f5tiheu uno paraH benz SuaaerIooe
nabe, aIs Siilfe eli1iau. &apitdH g9alter
U0m SgBanberiaa UiiufreI" bate mebrere
giaIe bei6IofeH, S0ygeRien 3u aridieBen, um
fd ielbf uao ieine Rauni9aIt uor S1aoen
gu benahreu, mur6e jeo0G) ourd ieine Srdu
bao0u abgebalteu. @iue III SoHCguIu tatts
gefuroGne llateriuduug bate Jum ReiuItOt,
oaB @apttau gSalfsr Don augr SbuIo freige=
inrrC1en purbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
WaTen be samefl uerIeHen.

3Grid, 20. 4pril - ilutar Der GuIage,
fd an Der SerfeQuug BOu guamttbombeu
betBatIigt 5u babeu, pareu bier IA Berioueu,
iaf auBi6IieBIld ruifiae StaOeuen, Bers
baitet nOrbsu. Die ruiiite 8egieruug berz
Iaugte bic Quslieferuug BON eds Der Grre.
fantGu, bic brett an elmer Seridn0ruug gez
gen ba5 gebeu oes &5areu betbetIiBt gemeien
ieiu iOllten; Der Buuoesratb uernetgerte bic
IusIteieruug, orbuete aber bic Nusneiiuug
Der 8etGeifeu6eu aus BEN 9ebiet Der Sdnetj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
Het GO nnp bic yli6tnIlen.

Beter8burg, q. 0pril 49, Die taiiers
lide TamiIte ift bon 8ati6ua ua9 Bgterss
burg Buriidgetebrt. 4uBergeD0baltbe S0r=
fbtamaBreggIn uur6eu ergrlffeu, I'm bie&eis
ieuber gegeu @efabr 5u iduBeu.
Wiebrere tueitere Arttuerte GfTltere fiuo
regeu geibeiligUug on bem ttirJta 81 Biz
lid eHtbedtgn yttbiIiten @ompIot oerba-tet
mcrbgu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
@ahnfntnnrnnnt.

8ermit, 3u5., 21. apriL. - Gin ges
uldtsr Trott< nao 4erjoueuju8 Der ,r&eus
traIzSoTa BGbu" muroe in uergaH3eRer
glaGt in Der gidbe uou bier ourd cas- Brgz
den ejHes 9floes auf Der Bride iiber ben
@ebor @reet aus 6em @eleiIe genorieu, uno
Buei 8aggon8 fiir3tau iu'S Bafsr blaab,
udbreuo cte Bride burd oa5 5euer Der go'
tomcttpe IN 8rano geiest muroe. CONDUIT
teur eo!ntn uuo ela Bafagier, Hanens
Saoage, tameH um's 2ebeu, Inb GrpreBs
&gsut &cgere, SIemisr Geeo uuO eIu Yofz
Gleyt eriltleu lcbeusgeiabrIiae GeI!GBauseH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
grcf Ul1nnet. rrsffff.

3 8etroit, gid,, 81. GpriI. Gin bepte
in Debn'8 SoteI, eiuem bluigeu
ausaebrOaenes Seuer bate jur
8olsef taB s. s. Simon, Der S6aufnarter
s. y. golo nno Elm Wtatroie, Rameus gBil=
liam Gbttater, bic in ben o6ereu Stoduer=
fen i6iefea, erftidten. gtalatt BoDeu, Der
6austnett, meIaer ods 5euar bur6 6aIlens
I4feu elmer breuneuoeu 2aulp2 0erQulaBte,
ting idnere Brauonuaoeu oaoou. Das
SeIer nuroe pnf cas- erFe Stodpert be-
it!alt;, uno Der peiuuiare ShaoeH betra8t
mdt iibgr $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
See 5ampfer 0gVITontt" tn oct Sagapare
BGt cuaefouiMea

4biGabeIpbta, %. 4pril. - Ser
8ampier u0lif0urt" III um llbr bsute frii5
nit Der 9aIite Der ihifibtHdigeu Baiiagtere
be5 ,,9aHmart" am Borb uabe 8eIamarez
8reaImater augelCmmen UuO bret ooer bier
Dletleu bon tener station Dor Guter gegauz
gen. 8ie Gee gtbt gebt geBeuwdriig 10 bod,
onB mon ben 8ampfer per Gagesaubru3
uiGt obue @eiabr nit eiuem 8OOts etleiden
fauu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
GinafGttttaG etnes 2an6EGOtaets
ttS gStscnrifTtt.

IitIpaHtee, 8isc., u. april.-Befs
gepere, gGIsc., rEEoe geferu eura 5euer
iaf gdHilth 3eTfOrt, uuo es bGuerte bts peu-e
giitta9, ebe bic 6lammen bemeitert puroeu.
Ser Srauo brad 5uerf in 0ietsututel's 8
Stublfabrif aus, unb 9Ieit barauf UHree tn
tjnem aloereu Stabttbeile BON Braubftfteru
Teuer nugeleat. ueber so 6duisr braunteu
ab. MetFpiuteps Ssrluf aIeiu miro auf
$2OO,O0O 9ei98Bt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
p25aGe nno 2}aEfdtaseE- CUTE gratis fit Oie Sna6ea
Syr05(i)e oiter1t!
Unfere OOr5dO(iO 5oGonS
nuO mteSrtgem greiIe BET
]1(dmcr=, Jdm0(m055 EOo6eO= mO
GtuDcrs0(ctDcrn.
GtuDcrs 9lctOertt.

nirr ct5 BOBr e9nben 5aGnn nnIcre Mrr abma 93cnon
Qrric unItre raden Graimu0cn nO cute Srs Wnctc
nuagmc nnirreS mates Oicir SaOn bOann w
ciu;g uno 8o8li6 aeons nnicrcu nie
brgcn 4recn 2Gr brurgen nt mak fit Oc Stab nno
um9gen0 fun0cru @etBanB nnisren anmi3tcn 9
aud fcinen 9lciOcrtaSn gugn gaaten, uecr 5
GrI6GfDcrfrBrs trrcn init gctab bier Baltimore. 7as lit cine
1icm umfnReuOr 8ebupnug, c 1T rbcn mar mic nmcnO
Bic ngcIcuc gEnc bic gatgfc bic mir g90bt
bennbCrs &nabr arObc gG muBten Srrfaaer ans
aubcrsu 9eparCn C c5cn nbcr beOenu uu0 baum
trateu mod Settn e, m n5t mic bcwatcH onntcn 9
3gatiadc 3u GrunOC ligt it, bic Gemtr
tic Glribrr CrFrr &laife MINI en-, gu uus tnmmrn
Scr en3iec lluic0 3Ddem uncrcu unocunCOC nIgcn
bcFht in hcr &dirornBci q. 2Gr bcrfauu MGnn u5g
fir 81 ubrr 500 fir mcc unOidneiber 835 Oor $40 nnmcu
9ber Grr8ap icBca aun, ann bic aagproen c3C9cnBc
un 5errrns unb n9rn0 9n3 r5c Ginrnf
4ppretnr icBcn.
Sn bemIen gebntfe mre 6rabjabr58aeon gOUten
ben 8oeons Fn @ 9ree berrasnOen 4re
n gur Bag @8unbibe fn 8ree tu Dir aben
fnm Sdun icnten fibren ~ cine Smd a1
abreu ~ uno bel &um prrngern mir ben Pof u elm
gnmum. &eu OcidG 2au0 fann init Mag & GarWs nc0r
Qcn grciicn runurru 8m ues ungbeuen 8o4bum5
geb e9t uneren nb8en n fir quite be beeO8euoe aOun8
fHde. nx
Ber ntb ber anb6e 8eRn u Ge8 21 Gn8, rs Gn5, 28
Gents; ges Gents me Eaiun SO Gs Stars so Gens m B
ron IS Gen meter Bis 4125 fir bic oaeregefen % SERIALS
gs i'm ueberu gn3 un @&6nbe bhn Sden oes Deans
,aoe in nem $780, S. $3.50 ST. $3.50 ub ST. n Sadn $3
s. S. e7 GpmnUn8s2ng mo bBaabernO
unbpe pebGtniBmdBt9 npbitel
nrfof Gnnfn-s9e in dn nit angen SOn In ber 9r6Btn uN
op6bieT2 Rannig allen Pren $3.50 biz 32O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
sfnnIfn a. LEr.Ilt.

2uubou, 81. g}Gr,.-8as britiite Gg5'
rGrtise Gmt iou i'm gef8 6oa poFuoeu ysah
riGteH seIauet ieiu, lau: Detaeu es 3anre
SO. StauIeg cor etpa8 mabr, als bret lso
Eateu gum 3paiteu 02ale gelungeu ID, t1
nit Gmtu Bu otretuigeH, uao bic 5IetttlaE3
bon 8ei6eu BET Ger UeEul1teuoeu JNsoers181
Der Expedition batbailigt nareu, ueIte her
Ulabti SEr gttimpiuug Gmtus ausgeiaHot
tutte. 3ieier Sieg bat aud oae gBi0ertre'
ben Gmins Gegeu isiueH Ab3ug au5 eem
Su6au beigitiat, ba er tbu Ia ben Stauo ieet,
ole |eiue gaute Iammt berea Brauan uae
Giucer nit Ff III uebmeu. Gint8e Stluct
uirifauiidtE Serbdltuiiie gI2ubau leoo5, aa8
guiu uab StanIep ru5ig ole 8ula9ue co1
Suournau uuo Rbartum ourG 81 SeuI'r
nbWarten unb bauu mad Der IeBterel S,oot
out BEN glil nit ben 8ampieru, be &m'a
btreits beIefieu, ionic nit ben 6rel DAM
pferH. 3pei Yyiuagars" uHb 3net Soot2u, ote
Il in Der gidbe ron Bor oea BeIe3.59abeT
Der gegeu ibu ausgeiaHotea grpeottlou 4loa
bameb eI Bernaprs psaer0mmEn qair lI'
rEdtehreu mereeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
Bon oct eraaew.SnIel.

8ubItH, q. &priI. -8rei3ebu BaniItaH
gu 6aIcarragb, pelde eruitttrt tpOyoeH tua'
reu uuo ipdter In ibre ggohuungeu Burids
tebrten, pureeu nm llbr geferu rib AMI
Heue ermitttrt. sic hatteu BarritaOeu AMI
genOrfeu, teifeteu iebod Der BoIiJet ieiueu
ern0buenapertbeu Biberfauo.
Die yiationaIlfeu Denomination, melte
gu BtItopu Dor fd gebeH ioIIte, jeoodl 0ou
Der Seb3roe berboten mur6e, iano aulaBIitI
ienes Berbot8 81 Stougb, In Der uumittel,
barren Jtabe bon BtItomu, fatt. Die Bolt
3et rpurte auf falide gabrte geleitet. GIs bic
8betlnebmer nit gluft an Der SpjBe o0u
Der SeriammluHg 3uridtebrteu, Daro2u ne
orrd 6uiareu auseiHaHoer 0elagt
Gouoon q. Npril. l.-Gg beylar-et, ca5
goro 8ropnlptu ala giadiOlger aes Goro gou'
eonoeIrp gum 8icez95uig 0oa S..ano e.
uauut neroeu mir6,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
gIussEsi aus 6rauEreta,

Vari5, 20. GPril. Die iraul0Fite
9}e8teruu9 bat nod Ieiue gutihaoiquugss
6crceruug 9tuBlauo'5 fir ben 3ptI9eufau
0Ou SugauO erbGlteu.
oYaris" melbet, bnB Der giqliOatOr Ser
p4aHamafauaI @eieuldait" etueu Qgeuteu
mad VOn6ou entenoet babe, peIder i'm gIas
men Der @eieui9ait etue 4uIei4s auf5uue5-
men beriuheu tpiro.
8u eiuem beUte Nbeu6 BON ben BouLaus
GiteH in ct. Denis abgebaIteueH Bantett
bradte Senator Raluet eiueu Briej Don
BouIauQer 3ur gerleIuuq,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
23on &Artun0 & SOME.

gurOpdiftss Stjffia9rtss uu6 SpeOttjonssgeItaft,
gar. f3, St8o 5olt00u gttafe.
Gsrntlttslu biuige 2Giiitetiz uno SutI0ens
DeGszGaITage. SCi5rbern GeICer an Irgen6 sne
G5yeiie inSeuttIcnb GeftreIh, ,Rngaru, berSdIpei3,
Ru6anb uno 4oIsn 5u oen uie6risfeR Iagessuritu
uno unter @epalTtelfung itberer antunit frei ia
Saus. Gadete uuc ISertbIadleu ner6en orett
PEI beutde Gshspoit gu bebeuteno reousirten Ratgn
psriaubt. @rbiGafteH nab i5Or0etufiGca UeIoen
pernitteif1 @enernzSolmadlt prompt sr6obeu un5
nod gin9ang bier BEN GmDfdn3er Obne iUeiteren
Qbauq aIisteBlb,t. 8er. Staafcuz Reeteruugsz
&afe neg5en 6lnrsn "A Stunoen baihafft.
sic GpsGelnn9 oler IegaIeH Dutumente, as
Bertrdee, goHtratts, S2go5etau aui @rllos uno be-
nealidles glsentbum (Wortaages, BINS Of Sale) u.
(. 10, min sesen ser,r9s 8ersutun9 I6eruommea.
= (gEehr.S. % .9yko, OO,l,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
ROHLFING fs.0AE
& BENNERE. u5siiaru7 Saa
7-I--I----- 100 STREET.,
sf;## Glimfittta aaf 0em Gan1f. .

% grimfdtttn auf Dem GanOr. As
LII Gidern Sic fd nitt elm 9eim auf r
Dem gan6e, bis Sic Ote icBt tn, SGu begrtiTsHtu
OieFsehu Gpttn1es In &arnotIezB6rF, Station
Rardotie, ,,Catousbtlct SHort Sthe= 9nbu,"
geGben bobeu. cir ltno nod uldt gQnS iertiq, t1erz
Ceu Qber uu1 oeft / bis 4 8. Sy1Gt be3gGspacaf
cOmgIesite 8iQ0 perietter &ano9smfitten, ole ie
tGbe Baltimore etrtdltet tpOfoeu, bil0sn.
Yeauesberett Geaeu oet 1. bis is. 5Pat.
StIll9e SoTtlete bleler cottages ftro T0lqenbe
Aedte SQntbemitGtten nit Observation-Disclosures.
Sod]iie Ea9e; mehr, oenn 500 iFuB uber oem Uigez
rsSipissel. Eotal TreI bon SuMpiHf6er GaiHa5
Bafer Cou5 uber 500 jSuB tIeIen arteFiheH Sruns
neu) in e0er Cottage. StdbhIheS Gjls in alien 3ilH=
mem iebeH 0auies. GJne bis ojer Ntinuten BON oar
SabEitaton al 9e5sn. YR0rttlrttiel amer Art 6ars
inter Us, N!!t u8S gts41 gu SiaotpTslltn an Der
2bur ab5etafert. gtur Il, ID, 20 uno 25 UtInuten
5obrt per Dampi nab oter peri5ie6ersn Stahonen
In Der Stabt. 8rdtu9e AusTtt BON fIfi aleu G0tz
tlgss, gffene Samine in SaupGinueru ieoer Got
tdge, 5uM 6ei6en o6tter SiumGr ttngeu+tet. 2Ius
erhlJt gebaut un6 Bum lSlUter= unb SommerzQuis
entbaIt 9eegnet. Adt oeIidieoeue $llae uuo Deiz
rrs bur Ausnnti. SerIdui iuter ielr mdBileu Be
bjn9uH9en-nuI $500 Auyabung erTOroeTlIh; Der
Jsit out lonaen GIeoit qegen mOHauIda Jtatentdbs
lur9eu. 81 Ieoel Gct'ace a5lurCu 3 bis Il 4ftr
yono. gace7nmr nit 5etBem uE6 taltam gBaii2r,
Abuit,e nit SpuItlerpojI. Sta5t ElumbeIs&rbtlt
uu6 8ertjlatiou. Uio6eltuheu urb Sgeiietammeru
nit nOttieeu 8e1ueMilGtei.en. 6auOtHUmer tunitz
lertidl tapEEiIt. &lHheIGber un0 CJaseiurittung
Sin jdlOn LluitrIrts5 BUD nit boiler SeItItj6EUg
ron 8arubilsztart ur6 ialner Anlagen nir6 ae9en
Den I 5. NprtI Gus eeBeber. Dtan ienoe gl1men
uIlb AGTeNe elm, I'm EN- Sreuplnr Su erbGter, pat
man es. 10 l1ie man IS un6 ii1eye iid ttine gauoz
Eeimf. f.dtie, e5e man 6ieie GilG in 4EgslIdein Sc
nouTcr.
gSut. Y. storF, @rdnAcr unb gigentbGmer;
9tTsau: gte SaItInoTss unb GlsQtitra5s'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-22
9Fret filr W0ttner.
Ser 9snmiIiennrtt

ooeI 4os1ahttge @riGhrUus efHss nsuliaEu
eIfltes. 8lelts Sud iou feintsUsgs ben 6ausGrSt
N ltoem Enue erISAen, abgr tEob5sm iDjIb e mt
aus 9ans Lnentbe5TIher Jatbseber in ieoemp paus5au
oengpIen' Gs seiat iUje Rrauf5eitsn Der2Utsi uni
I'M Anian9s Stadium bsfdmpft Uerotn tonntu.
Re3epte unb Eebsnsneiia in allen Granlgeitsihnen
perioubt. D1ln aareIfre .Gyttpcf gtttafe e Dis
Bort, R..H. (2G2-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
scrn1,rr OF POLO GAMES.

The following schedule of meets mr the Poi'
clubs of the suburbs has been srrNnsea' Juno 0.
ycstcbester Country Club aud Meadow Brooh' a.
Moadow Brook; June 1l-Westchester and FockaWS'
a, Cedarhurst; June l3-Meado~ Brook, seconu yam
"a Rockayay at Meadow Brook; June 22-Essex
County and Westchester, at Pelham; June 25-Essex
county and Meadow Brook, al Meadow Brook; June
os-Essex County and Meadow Brook, at Meadow
Brook; juno 2e-RoekAway and Meadow Brook for
the sohonck Cup at Cedsrhurst July 2-EsSeI County
and Rociaway second team, at Oedarhurst; July A.
Turnure Cup for pairs, at Cedarhurst; handicap an
pounced June 90, entros close juno 90 July o.
Clark cups for teams, at CedaEhurst, RockaTay ana
Meadow Brook, first trans barred out; yuy u
Clark CUPS At Cedarhurst second day July ID
Essex County and Rockaway. first, handicap, 81
Ccdarhurst; July 20-Rockaway and Westchester, AZ
Pelham; July oT-Oyster Bay club and Rockawey
second, al Oyster Bay: August 3-oyster Bay and
Meadow Brook second at Oyster Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
VARIOUS NEW. JERSEY TOWNS.

BAYONNE Albert Post, candidate for Council
man In the recent spring election, yesterday APP
pcsled TO Judge Knapp for recount Of the votes
in the nrSt precinct Of the Second ward Post and
UhArAps McQulllan vcre rival candidates. The
returns gave McQuillSn 252 and Post 24s Post
assorts that two votes Tero wrongly counted ior
bis opponent and that tho vote really 4 tie
The recount will take place during the week
NEW. BRUNSwICK.-B Business men have completed
the organization OF q Board Of Trade with large
membership aud the following ofnceI: President
william r. JsnewAy first vioo president, James Neil
son; second vee-preshent, p. Hampton wycknn
treasurer, E. g. Campbell; secretary, W. J. MeCurdy
directors, James Doshlor A. l.. Fisher, George Rulo
V. II. suDdAm and Valentine schmidt
oRAHGR.-Mr and Ars. ThomGs A. Edison. %
Lleuenyn Park gave q childrcn'S parry on Friday
evening IN celebration Of the birthday Of their youngcs
chnd. Madeline Two largo crystal chandeliers lighted
with countless incands5cent bulbs OF various color
wcre so arranged mat the current could be changed
VIII nom ono color 10 another by simply touching
4 button on the wall OF tho room. The effects were
exceedingly brilliant Punch and Judy. lsgerdrmair
and many games filed the evening, Seary 10
children present
wRST ORANGE.-Tbe new memorial window by
Miss Mary TillfnghaSt In memory Of Mrs. Josephine
Nissan Pield will BE- unveiled in st. MARKS Churet
this morning Tho subject is the "AnnunciA,ion. -
Striking effects In color and IN tho OF th'
light aaa shade tho charsctnrtcs OF tho window
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mistake fur than 10 present themselves brides
and an all tho hnery Of fashionable life at time when
they are solcnny TO the pomps and vanites
of the world. And most sensible people will agree
with him. When as the Bishop says people In ao1ec'
poverty send their daughters to confirmation rlckoo
out in false pearls and other cheap gew-gaws' ana
when the daughters OF the weltodo como decken ou'
In q ballroom costume, II Is time To protest III
France tho evil has gone very far, and many ~
peasant Is plunged hopelessly INTO debt hro"Sn ~ ~
purchase Of expensive confirmation outfits lLe% -
fashion paper recently described tho gowns WIN ~
| certain candidates for confirmation Is 80 No.,
! coquettishs Fashion always debases reiispon ~ =,
when # thus matenalhes the MINDS Oh III"
| committing a Grimm al act
Two Auburn N. Y, clergymen nave oe9" na,oh.rs
In an unseemly squabble about chuloa =. - 49,
Three or four members Of ono parish ueo'uol
the other wbereupon tho pastor Of the former
,NI sonnoad the pastor OF the latter as
shaen,s,.aerp II is not often that cergo men nave
the had taste 10 cir such grievances in puone out mo
friction frequently arises on this account oo ,ban
known fact elorHms1, S1S oSa ot desirable parish
,nnnrs Hrb perfect eQuanimy, especially WnGn ,Ssy
70 ny parish nsror be be- Vais but we can't blink
{ssts by refusing to see them AND LIS. iS @u., he
their present i the ioss Of one may bo
and often is the gain Of another ann instead o. az
lacking The SesmnssS 70 CSs 0 on each other In
oD community the number Of possible church mem
49, n a fxed TACT And certain number OF thSse
T ieys he Influenced in their church sstions oy
NIB ronSders the style Of the music ana INC
sSity Of the preacher In the church as m inc WORM
see by the papers OF North Carolina bis nNive
state that the Rev Thomas Dixon, IT, the new Pastor
M The twenty third Street Baptist Church genius
and a pilpit orator. "The State Chronicle Tor IN
stance, SAYS "The Rev. Thomas Dixon, IT,. has az
famed an emnence not before reached by any native
Snrtb Carolinan of ts generation II in the entire his
Tory Of the state. Elected to the state Legisin top
hefore ne was twenty years old, he made pflLusn
and conspicuous member" In Boston, Also rom
which he has Just come, he made sensation. Inc Is
Home Journal OF that city, recently said OF MN a.,
he is not one Of the tmmortas he Is one OF Ihe IN
comparablcs If you wish to sec native man, 90
and look at him His individuality is ostneri no
stands alone I have not yet had an opportunity 10
hear Mr.. Dixon for myself but will do so very soon
and report 10 my readers my impressions. III Wy
msantime 7 congratulate New-YOrk In securing sucn
nriye There arc few IL any OF It's great preachers OF
whom so much could be Faithfully said.
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Jersey CITY.

Controller Samuel ID. Dickinson refused yesterday
to sign warrants for the pay OF members OF the fire
department which had boon ordered by the new
charter board the ground that DO did not recognize
the now board lie said, however,. that he would
get legal advice on tho subject
The Commissioners Of Adjustment undsr the Martin
ACT applied Judge Knapp yesterday for the return
Of the last report made by the Commissioners. The
report has already boon confirmed, but tho CommiS
sioners were not satisfied With tho adjustment OF TAX
Grearages on property owned by The PcnnsyWanla
Railroad Company and desired to correct It, Iudss
Knapp reserved his decision.
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SAYS HER HUSBAND TRIED TO SHOOT HER.

SAYS HER HUSBAND TRIED TO SHOOT HER.
Rosa Scholar a eomey Jewess Of twenty years, who
yes at No. 500 East Thireenths charged her husband
aaron Yesterday morning the Tombs with attempting
~ shoot her The complainant explained to the court
that she had been married 10 Scholar but short time
when he began to abuss her. and she obtained from
Jewish Rabbi bill OF separation which is generally
known among the Hebrews as q " divorce" On Friday
seholear met her In Threenhs and asked her 10 live
with him again but she firmly declined whereupon he
drew q revolver and nrcd shot 1t her Tho bullet
missed her She began 70 SCREAM and Scholar started
to escape but q policeman caught him The latter re-
fused 70 say anything beyond making the statement that
no was not guilty Of shooting his wife, and Justice Hogan
baid nlm for trial,
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

PORTCHRBTER.-The children OF tho Sunday.
school connected with the baptist Church raised 81
In Ave days lSSt week toward a fund for c1lArgne
tho church. Little wooden barrels were used In
which 20 collect tho money.
PPERSRILL.-N. O. Foshay, tho postmaster will
make an application the Pos totico department for
the establishment OF free delivery ~ mail matter
which the receipts Of hhe office enduc H. In the
meantime, will be taken 20 have the bouscs
uumberod. The httle steamer Pioueor has
begun making trips between the island and Ieskskll
for the season.
NEW ROCHEILE--W. ii. II. Young t1Sd be-
fore Pulioe Justice Tierney on FRIDAY night on a
charge Of ASsaultng James A. GrcnTeback whe the
attcr was dlEcharging his duty q trustee. Young
vas fined ESQ, aud released yesterday ON bail.
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srocKnouprRs HELD RESPONSIBLE

Baltimore June l.-Under the instructions OF Judge
Duffy, the jury In the case of John Glenn, trustee
agansl John A. Hambleton & Co., yesterday gave A
verdict for the plaintiff for s0,479. Tho wa
ono Of the large number OF cases brought By Mr.
Glenn as trustee OF the old National Express And
of the war against individual stoc knoders 10 recover
assessments upon the stock ordered by the Virgins
court IN order 10 pay OF tbs indebtedness OF thc
bankrupt express company, Tho claim IN the abov,
case was for 80 per cent OF the par value OF thu
stock held by IIambletOn Co, and there Is another
suit of the same charac pending between the pArtie,
for the second assessment OF so pr cent
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC REUNION.

Tho arrangements for the Army OF the Potomac
meeting at Orange, n. j., op June IL and ID arc
completed. Cortlandt Parker Will DO the orator and
VIII Carleton tho poet. The banquet will take place
at the srmory. On June 10, by invitation OF the
superintendent, General Parke. the members Of the
socIetv with their friends will visit West Point.
where they Will be welcomed also b. General sherman
Among those who have signHed their intention TO DO
present are the Secretary OF War and Generals SOcum
Slckles Buerdeld, Fi,E John Porter Horace Porter
Pratt Doubleday and Greene.