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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13

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angemieien, Die Iih auf ettpa 500, 900
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fallen IaHen, aber natiirlid genhgt bas
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ben Ii6 beBbalb geu6tbigt gefeben, bctteln
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ben 3abIt, tperben 9unberttauienb Sol.
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Stiftung iiber Waiier su balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13
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Die ausgelteIlten 8iIber 5eugen bon Ser
tiinitleriIdeu 6erti9teit bes Germ sa.
cubfon unb Sober fOllte fie befidtieen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13

Cine pcllltanbiac Mu5wobl ter neues
ffen Muifer 81 12l unb Is Ste. per Oarb.
156 Stade "New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies iino @uifsr fran30ifdsr atnaz
ler uno CUTE @aaren.
1889 6riiblinSswuarsn in Tcliben Gar>
Ben 123 Is unb 20 Gents.
sdOttiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Waaren merben immer rppus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13

- Gas ar6Bte 2ager bon @epebrs
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bel piper & 8 6ulibeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13

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ausge9sben BEL &. S. 9ofbein3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13
Stride 9eiuensense.

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9iaens, Is Gents; braun 2einen. BattiR,
BON 10 Gents an; 9einen. @ambrics, SO
Gents Big 81. unb pieles Nnbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13
Qamns.

Bir haben ieBt mebrere bunbert Stiide
amsrifaaiid5en, enaIij4en, iriiden, frans
3Slifden uno iDw&ser Sabritat8 sur sln>
lidt ous'iescn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13

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tar Oauen- unb atnosr Sleiber, ertra=
tein, 20 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13
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- TluctuatiOnen i'm Marfte fir gis
ienpaaren fam Seber bermeiben, Der
feline Orbers bur9 pieper& g 9uIt.
B e 5 ausfdbren ldBt. Jabrifanten res
guliren ibre preiie mad hem Gnnium.
piper & S9ultbeB baben fe,s etnen
enOrmen 8orraib bon Gensorabt, @ifen'
ble6 u. I. 10. unb he nottren frtibere
nieorise Breife, tpenn biefelben au@ i'm
i'm Wiarfte iteigeE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13

s@ SobnfOnB Bros. liefern bic
beiten unb bilIisfeH Drudia@en @sbt
AL i5nen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13

$500 getobuung oferirt BON ben 81.
gentbilmern bon DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy fir eiuen unbeilbaren 6al,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13
Sransoliide Satius.

6ranSaiiide 9atins.
Sn 9eew OOrter unb 8OitOner 3situn-
gen Derben fte nit 379 unb 33B Gents
per Yarb anncncirt. gBir Serfaufen
bieielben Waaren in ben fdSniten Wus
itern 81 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb.
Amerifartiide Satius.
Sn aeuen i6Snen Muifern ur 10
@ents pet Yarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13

Sic
WO9entlide 6reie Yreiie flir seras
eri9eint
jeoen Qommerfag
unb toftet
$3.50 fiir Sa8 Sabr poer $1.25 t,it
6 Wunate tn VOramSbesabImma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
ALONG THE SOUND.

RRIpGEpoRT-The Fairfield County bar nave
~ a neetInr in the Court House library and ap-
nosted ri. s. sanford ex- Con gresham y W. seymour
and Goodwin stOddAbd committee 70 T Tp =, ths
.tn,snt rom DE supreme Court bench OF Chtet
JTtftsa park. who viii be seventy years on HSoui
he middle Of april Justice Park VIII hoh MS iss ss
Fysendca state Attorney during the late term on nc
s,erior court criminal side, in clearing the dOchst
49, ihst thar Il no need OF the State9 mourning
~ Sdditionai expensa Of maintaining criminal 100
Tstss paint Yacht club PROPOSES 70 hold Two OF tts
Ave regattaS during the comipk summer on I'M, ms
bartor, A citizen bought two qnAtS OF Ions
tbem pearl valued at $40. Tho BODY OF tnoh.as
Nsionsy. drowned near the steamer kosedale wnsEi
s,r months ago was found yesterday In the hafoor;
Tbe aopeal Of Jacob Scheele the oonocmnea
,vr,srr,r Of Louis Jrueker IN New Canaan, "a lsS5,
Tor a nav trial was yesterday argued Deioro mo
snnrcms Court Decision wa reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
VARIOUS NEW. JERSEY TOWNS

ELIZABETH. Metzger, one OF the leading
merchants Of EzaLethpor died yesterday, ago fifty
seven. lie owned much valuable real estate, and
was prominent in German social circles. His wife
died q year ago. and no leaves family OF nine small
children. T.. Tho Union County Bar met yesterday
at the Court House and passed resolutions OF condo
ence on the death OF judge Enos W. Runyon Of Plain
field, who was formerly presiding Judge Of tho Union
County Court Of Common Pleas. Tributes to the
memory and work Of the dead juriH were mado by
Judge Mccormick. Prosecutor Wilson, ex-surrogate
Gerber and Postmaster Lindsay, Of Railway. The
Bar Association voted 10 attend the funeral .
soundings made yesterday by the Government
at Elzabethport TO ascertain whether the water was
too shallow to interfere with the naval display and
procession on April 90, which viii escort President
Harrison from Ellzabethport to New-York. The
channel win be deepened wherever necessary.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Rutgers College students
have organized a gun club, which viii shoot with
similar clubs from Harvard, Princeton and the Uni
versty OF Pennsylyah Goodwill and Relief
Councils, one lodge Of the Junior and the other
Of the Senior American Mechanics, are 10 Join in
the centennial celebration Of the inaugura-
ton Of Washington on April 90. A
Joint committee Is now preparing plans, /.
As the limited express train from Chicago was passing
through this city yesterday morning. AdoIph wischel-
banner attempted to walk from one car to another
when he fei between the cars and was instantly
killed. His body was horribly mAueled He lived in
Chicago, and was about thirty years old. He wore
expensive clothes and bad ticket for Germany by
way Of the North German Lloyd Line. He was a
somnambuist and had walled out on thu platform IN
his sleep and fallen of About po5O was found In his
pocket A warrant was issued yesterday
for the arrest OF Colonel silas D. orimstead New
Brunswtck lawyer He had been engaged by q. v.
Adds piano dealer, to collect for hin bal for tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.

WHY THE REPUBLICANS w -. G.,sst q the
Thess .o,vn t,c,st at Mount Vernon on TaesoAs
RepuDno~ - a large number OF kepuoncans
one' ~ - M 10 the polls because OF 'no1 sis
VINO 49, ,,th tbe ticket nominated and tneN pone
oT.I,acstIons Of some Of the canuaa W.
lu' 81 h,gbA oraer Of citizenship WINCH ~.
,,osns rsnrcsent sgothst because tne d ,Iotets
ncA.s -, ,pers and distributed mlAeo 'i0Ao''
OUT 'ne4 "a me Republicans had only low can,
anu 49,. -. "A sone of these distributed hepuOnso
Vsss. ..s,A re democratic candidate ior 81
ueAsss 80 and the third reason was .Ha'
~ 80, obstinately persisted ID keepH'e -
49,. n fine Geld, which drew Oh i~'e
- ,gss shovn by the election that n~u tnov
,,.ans not been divided by factional T,snnh,Icons
--o,,,d have elected their ticket An0 Inst,co ~
.,,cooeded IN eectlng william IL batu rdn,onds.
The Peace to succeed the Ia'e I,o,,.rt George
~nnsn ~ Hiehways The liquor shop cio,eh'
IN eecng It's candidate DENNIS &
&c Commissioner, in spite OF me iono =, a.
$3.50 nv Albert f. Geschedt chairman VI VIC
nemocratc Town Committee ..u.r, N ss,a
..tr, % the above circular ana putSua ~
all aid meeting was held and every I.eaa a. N no
sessed the Of IS. which IL - Ia,,,on of Dennis
used for the purpose Of forwarding te t owners and
SIshonv IA II not time that the rear es~ o",.s Co.
N ,...ans aIso combine and elect an EN0iso A
I,onss ,gbo will uphold the lawf DENNIS si s go 49,
., t,~,Isn Commissioner, Is supporter W sne
uoror dealers combination, is dealer =. 1900.
"a ala and supplies the saloons tnoro" -. hnI,de,
Tohn Kolpin his opponent Is po"o nm - ard NOT a..
"a tu grant licenses according TO tho Ia" u ~ ~
anu va" a. .ynount Of beer he can sen III you Ns IN
coruS ,,S ,h above yots for John Kolpin Tor Excise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
OUTGOING STEAxEss
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY,, MARCH a. 1883
AapIUEn

PORT OF NEw.YoRK...W "WEDNESDAY MARCH ~ 1883
ARRIVED
Steamer Nevada Cr) Gushing Liverpool Mar IT, Queens
town III With mdse and 1893 passeng@s TO Underhn co
A .S@ q ss S a ssbassi r Bae Glasgow Mar
IArne with and 1913 passengers TO Austin Baldwin q
sd' Mar P g "a: ssr r e
VIZ s: 1 E:0
. Buss ssyO1s ATysd At me ssr arI T parsmabo
Mar se g. pe a TrndaS osrupsse 69%sni II
~ PTsTO Ssee sns H. KnS6fdt Co.
sssmsr Bar OBJ Hubbard arsnsds Mar Tni
s g Lue Ss a SSaaASIps IL
mSs. and passenger q Isyca Arrived at the Bar as
SsSmsr Alert Nor Kanit. Msn1sna Mar y wnIns
60 Afr BasT nor cassts Bsracoa days. with
TO Dum@s Arrived a. me Bar az Z 50 m: r ana po-t
MsSs days VIII wesssIs o. Arrived at mo Bar
steamer CITY Of SAN Antonio wilder Esrssndina Days
brunswick ca and Port Royal day' with mase ana pass
Steamer Eoqnois Ke@ols !ses:onylIs va Charleston
df S T9 KaSsRSS Newport Win
Steamer chas Meyer Hand Baltimore with coal to Con-
Steamer Gaacas Coleman Boston, with mdss to Dina
Steamer City Of FtchOurE Enis Fan River. with md'e 70
Dyt s cs f.sy De' with nd'' to
snip Annie smith, brown. san Francisco lAs days. with
ssIs WI james BS hoss oo lie days. with sugar to
BARK psEsr:sa tGcsl stos.sn. AMSTERDAM - days.
VI" sar nae TsSs8s or sSOn sosy
mdss 70 order vcsssl 70 master; ...,..
ss sg ScsSa:s s .r ., ,sa ,
O AInsincK d Co vessel 70 wsydol q Co.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Kniekerbocker Kemble NeworeAns days With
m sp GER Gsrds ststas7 days. with ndse
% order weasel to ThSO RugeT q Co.
CLEARED.
a,..r,.r uoliabd rRrl Foot Lopd0n-F W Hurst
Steamer city Of chcago tB RsdfOrd Liverpool vA Queens
STEAMER England OBJ. Hsslsy, LverpoOiTE W Hurst
Steamer Lake superior CBrb stewart Liverpool chAs
Steamer BOLIVIA ODD Baxter BristolHsndersOn Bros
steamer Of Nevada (Br, STEWART 0lasgoE-Ausuh
steamer Critic cBr Davisa Lsish-simvsOn. Spence d
sasacr Polynesia tee Fransk. ststn. cOpeahsEen. @e
steamer sAale teo Richter via southampton
stss%sr ESeuA ntaD Bruno Mediterranean pors-Phsips
steamer Awe CBr Williams Port an Prince &e-Pn For.
"s Steamer vertunus C ThOmpsOn. MOntegO Bay JAG
s.ennsr SsahAttan. scvsnA Hsvaus and sstAnna'5ss
Pss,sl: Sssssl ~ HsSss
s.s@sr AssSS1n hsA Hall
SIM strzssiurt (er VogelsAns Rottscam-Funeh boys
snip T,y,s sSfss:
Rarf Africa (Br Buchanan. Batavia java or efoerS
iss HsSISyi fIta Jaccariao LiAbon-Boyd d Hineken
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Mar 27-saed. steamer Richmond Hii lbrl FER
~ nIESsrowN Mar 27-Arrivcds steamer AE1ona ORB
Brofs trSm ewYork her way to Liverpool Jana pro"
sSeG steamer GA Br Murphy from Liverpool hence
'' nEow HEAD Mar IT'S mPassed steaaer CITY OF
New York Rr Lewis from Ns~YOrk on her way 70 queens
town and Liverpool - ,,.,...,. fu,, ccch rama
KNsILH Mar 26-Pasad, steamer HefVeu@ 18TH CoohIAno
,ram EeX.York her way 10 Liverpool 49,, ~, a..
gsESEs Mar 3e-PasSed steamer st Adams esf' s0Or'
rofk S Mar steamer eesrt teer Hsoieh for
ToS9 KoNo Mar 2T-Antved. steamer ChateAu LeoThie
fBrl Richardson. from Eew.Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
NEWARK

The body Of d man, much docomposed, was taken
from the river at the Central Railroad bridge The
body was encased in three coats. and was that OF
,an Of about forty-fve.
Notices issued at the Clark Thread Works
yesterday of reduction In the wages Of tho spinners
from IS 10 per 100 pounds 10 % 40. difference OF
about IS per cent No cause is assigned for tho
reduction.
Mrs. Ernestlne Marcuso died yesterday Of old ago
at the house of her daughter, No. 80 Bankst. She
was born In Berlin, Germany, in 1904, and came 10
this country fifty years ago. Mrs Marcuse per
sonaly acquainted with the late Emperor william.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
ONE GAME AT THE GROUNDS ANYWAY.
n. 1owBER SMITH WILL SEE TO 1T THAT THE
FENCES ARE KEPT DOWN!

n. IowRER SMITH WILL SEE TO 1T THAT THE
FENCES ARE KEPT DOWN!
whether tho Giants VIII be allowed to play at the
polo Grounds ths year or not is uncertain bat mat
thew will assemble there and practise and probably
MAY n game this afternoon seems assured. The men,
hers OF the New-York club and those OF the HacAet'
carhart team will gather at the grounds this afternoon
ana play practice gama All was quiet around the
grounds Yesterday the fences being in the same con-
dItion that they have been for the last month Man
ager Mutrie yesterday teegraphed TO Managor fu"Ss
of the Jersey City club, to get Oakland Park W CON
dfton for Saturdays game between the Manhat'Sn
College and New-York clubs The local players OF
derd their now uniforms yesterday There Is no ne"
dsvs,onment in the Ward case that player being as
uncertain ne ever as TO what club he will play with
this year -,
The New-York- Brooklyn series VIII begin WeeR
from tomorrow. 1t is now probable that the INST
and third games VIII be played at brooklyn, ana mo
other game at the jersey city grounds The Jersey
| CITY and Brooklyn cluos have arranged to play at
Ridgewood on April 7, while tho Metropolitan ana
New-York clubs viii play at weehawEen on April ID.
Commissioner D. Lowber Smith, Of the Department
Of Public Works, referring yesterday 70 MS oruer Vi
Tuesday TO remove the Polo Grounds fence across
and eleventh-st, said that he had given
the order as soon as he learned that the fsnce had
been put ND again. q am acting" Mr. Smith SAID
I'm accordance with the opinion Oh the corporation
Counsel which U.s. in effect tast tho removal OF the
Injunction by the courts made It my duty TO keep the
street clear of membranes The fenoe was removed
this morning, and II tho occupants OF me grounds y,
any other persons put It up again shan remove u
again and will continue 70 remove y every tNehY
4 SSss iut 90 wa nS dome contrary
law and my duty was plain The sueet Us p pdo ~
/ street graded and regulated forthwith"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
SHE SAYS HER CHILDREN DECEIVED HER
JERSEY CITY.

Mrs Amos RyeBon has instituted proceedings
for a divorce from her husband, a mIlkman doing
business at York and Washington SITS. Mrs. RJerson
charges inhdeIty and names Hattie Pond, a variety
actress, as correspondent,
Some Central Railroad employees found q tramp
wandering about the Communipsw yard yesterday
and thinking that he sulzman, who murderously
assaulted Mrs Mutter took him 10 the Fourth Precinct
Police Station. The prisoner was unable TO speak
English but poeketbook found In his possession,
on the hy-lcaf OF which was written tho namo Josef
oninsdns Justice wanser committed him for ten
days
Pigeon shooting in New.JeBey will hereafter be
legazed from traps grounds Of Incorporated clubs.
David Lambert, nearly seventy years old, was com.
mItted for trial by United states Commissioner Muir
head yesterday, charge Of passing bogus coins.
Lambert is 9 cripple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
IN light IN THE ooSsERVA's FATE.

II. r. Kunhardt, Of No 30 Beaver-st., the owner
Of the Conservs stu refuses to believe that that war
ship has gone down. unless 1t was BY collision He
saws that IL he had not been convinced Of her alb
solute seaworthiness he would never have permitted
his cousin, Carl Kunhardt, to sail on her. Mr.. Kun
hardt says that he believes there was collision that
the other vessel was sunk by the ConservA and that
tho latter put her boat and rats adit hoping some
OF those on the sinking ship would saw themselves,
as the sea was too high to man the boats.
None Of the ships from tho South that camo IN
Yesterday had any news that threw any light on the
fate of the Conserva On Tuesday, however, tho
piIot-boat Charlotte Webb reached Quarantine bring
ing one Of Conservas white metallic hfeboats with
her name on It, which picked UP on Sunday fifty
miles southeast Of Cape May. 1t was said yestcr-
day that Captain ]. H. Aukers, who commanded the
Conserva was looked upon as Jonah by scattering
men, and It was 10 this fact that recent strike
among the Conserva's crew was due, the men re-
fusIng 70 20 TO sea under him. He commanded the
Metropolis when that Inflated steamer was lost on
Kitty Hawk eleven years ago and ninety lives were
lost Captain Aukers left wife and children In
BrOokiyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
wEgrCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.--Apathy on the part Of Repnb-
LEANS caused by the party caucus not no Racss
commissioner resulted In the election OF the entire
Democratic ticket on Tuesday by maiorios ranging S
poIed The Democrats VIII control the new Board
Of Auditors and the inspectors IN the several eectoa
districts The town meeting authorized the hiring OF
two town halls for election purposes. Officer Bogart
yesterday arrested William Graham, who broke hls
brother-in-law's hand with club while being elected
nom his home in Bronx.st Graham was committed
to fail for further examination. protest was
night against the election Of Z. B. Long to Justice
Of the Peace vacancy Justice Egbert ouinoy 70,
was fed with the Town Clerk but not acted upon by
the Town Board. It Is claimed by Democrats that
MFR. Longs election Is Illegal
NORTH cAsTIE-Jesse Ryder DemJ Of KensIco,
was elected Supervisor Tuesday over John y.
wyok9f gepl by SO majority Inc Repa1lC cans
stables
PELHAM.--sherman T.. Peu was reelected Super
visor OF the town OF Pelham by ISL majority, over
James Hyatt (Dem.) No nomination was made by
the Republicans for the Office; John Collins IDemY
Ieesor; J. p Hawkins (DemJ Justice Of the Peace F.
IVickery and E. HaIlet Assessors.
MAMARoNECK.- Banta was reelected SUI
pervisor over John Carroll. William A. sckels was
elected Town Clerk; Thomas NJ. Tompktns Justice OF
the Peace John c. Kane LDeml Colestori mI nn6
William Mcdonald DemJ, overseers of tho Poor
RYE.-The Democrats of Rye elected their entire
ticket the o RoPGSdSs1s DeorsS w. capener was
elected Supervisor; Wilfred =. PuTdy, Town CLERK
BteOhen A.
III the Peace; Charles s. Stevens and William H Tyler
Assessors; Charles Brenneche. Commissioner Oh HIGH
ways. m
PORT CHEsTER.-Three Italians, while engaged
IN making an excavation In Horton ave-, on TueSday,
used crowbar TO ram down dynamite eartT s,ss
An explosion took place badly injuring inc thioo
men and dlsAguring two Of them for life
NEW -RocIELLE-The funeral q John e ST ssea Ss
man Editor of The New Rochelle Pioneer, VIII DO
held at Trinity Church at o'clock thls MteIno 81.
Tho burial will be In the cemetery adjoining ths
church. Mr. stesdman forty two years old and
leaves widow and three young children. rive ye tSs
sgn he came 10 New-Rochene 70 take charge OF ho
biographical department Of "The Pioneer then
Sublished by Charles @. Banks and Henry q Hender-
ION. Two years Later IN connection WIZ o Ho o5sy
4 wear MIR steadmans III health has prevented MN
tcn diving the paper his personal attention.
ne Democrats of Now-Rochele arc disappolnteo ovSf
40 rcsui Of tho election on Tuesday. Gideon ".
1nvsnnort fI2epD was elected supervisor IN inc
psco Of Charles RoOsoveH lDem,l, over Charles II
10 CDemJ: Cortlandt l. Dsvlds, an inaepSnocppt
nsmocrat, nominated for town CLERK by me hspoo
G GSssd uSem1 John J. CrsnnAh, nominee OF
democrats and Republicans, was elected JuSeS 81 sne
pace George Lambden Qtepl assessor Wesley e
tRspJ, Commissioner OF Highgsys; Martin BUDS pnOs
IPlnY and John Molloy (DemJ, oSerseeEs OF tne
and James N DOlan (DemJ, EXCISE Comn'''S'"'t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
,,,,nvn ApouT THE TOWN?

.n,h snnuaI meeting of the women's Home
and Foreign Missionary Society OF Ino .1S prssby
prooklyn was held yesterday In the eecohu NJ
terlan Church Mrs b. CruaSn sanora showing the
-. - eight new organizations In the year. o'er
&C., 900 was collected - A.. Navy
Tha bodv Of a drowned woman, found on tne nave Z,
Yard on Monday, was Identified ycetetuSs IA "a
Mrs Annie Uhlsnborg OF NO. 100 "~'''ii''' va"
been missing for several Weeks . , r,x -
ry.rnnce A BARRON Of the Twentieth warn nus
been Appointed member Of the Patronage anNsS
NJ the Republican Executive Commit0o' ~ $3.50
Charles H. Cotton, who reslgneo o"'Nh "
of applications for ondcos =. No
Minnie SCHROEDER age fourteen, servant AZ ~.
.o1 MYRTLE ave- attempted suicide with fat Polso
Yesterday. She was taken to the cry hosIl.M "N'i
she said she was tired Of working ior lNins'
The members Of Trinity Baptist Chulcn haSo P
goId dollar for each year Of his life, In honor Oh s
forty-fourth birthday ma,
Ahsoiute divorce has been granted 10 Mrs: Hna4 =.
stewart nom Robert J. Stewart, with Sl'oOO S0"'
alimony A.. e,nrone
friendly suit was brought 10 trial IN the supiSn,e
con-t YESTERDAY. TO interpret the Will OF the ls@
Jobn ] Van Nostrand who died on January - onc
left fortune Of between $1,000 QUO ana so,Oo A.
A oIanse OF the will instructs the executors W
t1h,,te annually the sum OF $500 to sucn oD!eots VI
ns"nn. as have been accustomed 10 contribute, OF
nav have claims on my charity" This ana OheF
cai,ses of the WILL which has been proDated' lno VA
ecutors desire to have interpreted
Flags on the public buildings were placed 81 nalr
mast yesterday IN honor Oh mo Is'e
Mshoney. ,..
CHARLES. alias Butch,S Miller, who Is prisoner
IN RAYMOND Street jail on q charge OF compnciy Win
John Greenwald in the murder OF Lyman neoAs'
has addressed q letter to Judge Moore ana DstI r
Attorney Rdgway setting forth that he mas oeeh co
aned FIR two years and demanding an immediate uS'
He says he is slowly dying OF consumption anu - III
nocent Of the charges against him.
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eaIa Of an instrument GrImstead collected ,ne
money and ala not pay It ever he gave DaA gu ~
$3.50 $3.50 4 aereen goodss man was captured
A. tSe station yesterday by Detective Gregory. ne
gave his nano as Charles Davis, Of No 20 Tnlrns1'
New-York
HAoKENsACK.-Dayid Alderman. weh-known
citizen. was thrown from his carriage yesterday IN
front Of the pOstofice. Alderman was unconscious
when picked up having sustained serious injuries
about tho head. He is lying at bis home in critical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN

ALLEGED CRUELTY TO A YOUNG GILL a,
shs society for the Prevention OF orueig y
children set on foot yesterday an nyesas@uon "a
gardIng allegations of cruel treatment o. n..uv
johnson, age sixteen, who 1T Is claimed was tor
beaten by Mrs Mary c. Losee, who mas ~ s1 -,
the children of George E. Johnson Oh NO % o.
field ave.. since the death Of his VIE, twoYV
ago. The girl is suffering from spln~ .sna tyhcn
shs MAS sa,ged with violent Spasm and SUFFERED
ssv.re contortions. She was taken homo ana mas
been in critical condition since. At tho lnt e.cs
Of her suffering she has said thst Mrs Lose s ,"
her on the nape Of the neck but she oio NOT Anu
With what Mrs. Losee says that she merely Ooaeo
the girls ears and had often struck her Fiat she
,,s,ch ths Girl with the patent handle oil naron'
ss some of fhe neighbors had reported.