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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

New-Jersey Jockey Club races. Elizabeth D. ID
Dinner to ii. NJ Stanley. Union League Cinu' evening"
Annual parade of Tandem Club Contra Park
Crescent Orange Athletic Club football match. orange
~ j.. D. IN.
Seawanhaka Yacht Club clubhouse. 8 80 D. M
sd Regiment, Company ID, athletic ganes' hr"iory'
Brooklyn. D. IN. ,.,
Executive Committee National Horse Show Association
luncheon D. IN.
Fellowcraft Club dinner. clubhouse. D. m.
Columbia College athletic games Manhattan AIhie1'c
Club Grounds. p. M 80 ,,..
Dinner to E. s. Willard and George j. BronShton'
Lo,os Club. evening.
Arca, ologicll Institute OF America. Columbia college,
Psi Epsilon Club Club Night.' No. SO West Forty
secOndst. y. M
Howard Lodge No. co. 1. o. o. f., annual dinner.
Hotel lIungaria D. m.
Anarchists festival. Labor Lyceum. Brooklyn D. M
Stevens Observation-Disclosures football match HoboKeh'
D. IN.
Riverside whcelmcn and Ncw-York Bicycle Club i've
mile race. IryngtOn. y. j.. y. H.
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PLAINFIELD

The Common Council has adopted resolution which
calls for bids for the establishment Of an electric rail
way system These propositions must be entered
before November -. when decisive action for RAPID
transit will undoubtedly be TAKEN
Two concerts and two musicalcs will be given al
the Casino of the Union County Country Club by tile
Me1op0a society during the winter. The following
are the Board OF Patrons: Mrs. Warren Alderman
Mrs. Augustus &. Baldwin. Mrs Charles +. Brooks
L. f. Howard. Mrs. Charles Hyde Mrs William r,
Lowe. Mrs. Charles Matthews. Mrs. r. Logan Murphy
Mrs. Henry j. Opdy Ike, Mrs. Edward C. Perkins
Mrs. William Palmer smith. Mrs. Henry y. Talmare
Mrs. o. 7. Waring and william Bloodcood, James r.
Gibson, John u. Dumont John Er,kine, Alexander
Gilbert DR.. f.. W. Hedges, Dewitt &. WINS, Israel C.
PiersOn, Charles Schipper, George Il. schOonmaler
Augustus ID. shepard. J. Evarts Tracy, Oliver b
Twecdy and Emil Woltmann.
The family Of John Taylor Johnston ex-prcsdent
OF the Central Railroad Of NewJersey ave left the
"NethcrwOods' for their house in New York
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

acknowledgements William COgswell. oil Massach"
sstts and Iobn Jarrett OF Pittsburg FIFTH AVENUE
George W. Chds and Wayne Mcveagh, OF Philadelpha'
exMayor John A. Roche of Chicago. and oliver T. Mor'
OF Indiana. GRAND-Colonel r. T. Swaine, United Slaves
Army HOFFMAN-Judge J. j. Jackson, OF west Nir.
pipa and Calvin Wells of Philadelphia MErROPoLE
State Senators c. L. Vtdder and Norton Chase MN
RAY HILL-Bishop John Z. Newman, OF Omaha ana 'on
gresham w. T. Smonds, exCongressman John W. bueh'
and Henry c. Robinson. of Connecticut fAhh ~
NUE-Leutenant Governor Edward I. Jones oil Blhgham
TON yICTORIA-Scnator John Il. Mcpherson, OF New
Jersey T. Sanchez Azcona. Mexican Minister 10 uc
Argentine Republic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'oii
Dalzell OF Pittsburg.
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The club which Mosque Tandem" is the motto the
New-York Tandem Club. will parade to-day in Central
Park At 10 80 d. m the brightly painted traps aud
well groomed teams will meet the plaza before the
Casino They will line up parallel with the long
house. and when nspirng tantvy Is sounded on the
tandem post President Charles \. Baudoune jr
they will gracefully fall In Mr. Baudouine leading the
way, and drive TO jerome Park FOR luncheon.
Returning the club will reach the One-hundred-and.
tenth-st. and Bifth-aye entrance the Park ut
there IL will drive down the East Drive Casino
where tho parade viii he formally dishaadsd-
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SHIPPING NEWS
pORTOF NEwYoRk-.-.------..fH

poRror NEwYORK..-.-.-----..FRi NV -
ARRIVED. -, G.
Mg Mavsna DAYS With passengers to M
ceoos Co. Arrived a. the Bar At p9arre,o days. with
Apf Pes SST Coz Gomez Pear'a Ar
ryss s Wang baG q o MP says with
mdse TO c%a Risk Galveston via Key West Win mase
,n sensers to Mallory Co. aav. with
, Ssa tn Van "a k Sickle 1'N via co,,.,,on
s ss%,ne,s r,s 70 VIM Clyde
Steamer RoanoNe huiphsrSs; S S9 poRmiuion SIS CO.
wa CITY 81 Atlanta. Dole West Point va WIN
od Eea1or Bennett Portland with mdse HOraio
Hall AL. p,on.rs Apap UtaD Azzopard Smyrna i2o days.
i,s mds' to order; II sprague "a c., with
sark 81 DS Ts 2a ysssel to Geo Warremann
marx Agnes Port, Soarss, RIO Janeiro oo ua5 '''H ~
sTNsEr-wiud at Sandy Hook: light sW; cloudy.
AtCity Island-Wind light, S"' clear
Arrived yesterday ~ n 20.
'i' CLEARED.
Steamer Tower Hill (Br, Bennett, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Steamer Etrura (Br) Hams, Liverpool via
vernon a. inIumbodt r) Black Liverpoo-BuK d Jevons
Steamer Rotterdam (Dtch). Van der Zee A"''o
fanen CSarlox (Br) Peters, Amsterdam II sturzourR
STEAMER Ia Champagne m Boyer Hsyrea forse
Steamer Brmania (faD. Pzzarello' Mediterranean
Phelps bro aene M seders Kingston &c-Pim Forwood
CO. cherokee Bearse Charleston and Jacksonville
VIM Z Clyde IL co. So, o..o, p-unsvick TIA and Fer.
non,llna-C IA Mallory IL Co -, WA, po,,r va-Hen.
derson Bros. - .,our Sorto,k-Rusk a Jevons
S,aamcr NEPTUNE Bearse, BOSTON, ~ x rorha. q
Bark Iinor Vernon Berry, AucKiahu- Nm " -
Co. Called.
Steamer, Hevetia for London: Bushmills Singapore
| Canine Wndward Islands; Tallahassee sa'ahhun'
Also sailed-via Long Island Sound
steamer Neptune. for Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
orpvysrowS Nov ARRIVED. steamer Wisconsin ,pr1
vxrra from Now-York on her way 10 LiVerpoo al" Pi
ceeded . -, .,o.,,ar phvntand (Bey). Viewer
from New. her way to Antwerp. <r.r, paur
VI MsuR0 Nov Sailed. steamer CALIFORNIA tuei' D~u
| for NewYOrk
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

ELECTIONS EXPENSIVE UNDER THE NEW LAW.
CITY Clerk Scott reports that the election under the
new Ballot Reform law cost Jersey City $3lsoO appor
TONED as follows: Booths, s2.ioO; printing and sta
tonery. $500; advertising, $500; rent Of polling
paces soOO house to house canvass and registry days
s1 500 mcdcntals. $1,000; fitting mp polling places t
city APPROPRIATED and the city will be compelled TO
borrow the moncy 10 make good the difference: inc
expenses in the rest of Hudson County VIII al least
enIaI that OF jersey City.
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PRICE 5 CEhTS...BUY IT.

Peter r. Ackcr and the Misses Ackcr, Miss lrene
Baldwin, Colonel and Mrs. a. II. Ryan, Mr. and MIS-
C. T. Sheridan, Miss sheridan, Mr.. and Mrs William
Misses stocking, Miss Joralemon, the Misses carter
MIR. and Mrs. Henry +. Hitch Miss sylvia liitei, Dr
Miss Mabel Stade, Miss Rita Fueuct, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul +. Gerhard, Mrs. f. q. Kirkland, or and Mrs;
otto r. Lourbt Mrs. j. VI. seymour Miss Caroline
seymour. MIR. and Mrs. Henry A.. Potter. Mr.. and
Mrs; Henry Graves, Mr. and Mrs. L. b. Capp Miss
Anna Capp Wilfred f. EatOn "A. ID. Cllindier ana
Mr. and Mrs 5. A. C0ndit.
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ORANGE
GIVING ITS FIRST ASSEMBLY

UINI.NU IIN fINNI EfSHTalIIbLl'
The first of the assemblies Of the Orange Athletic
Club was given last evening in the covered tennis
court building. The entire clubhouse thrown
open Ia the guests There about 200 present.
Dancing crash had been stretched the floor, and
In the centre orchestra stationed inside OF
circle of palms ami flowers Among those present
were MIR. and Mrs. u. w. Hawkesworth Mr.. and Mrs.
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NEWARK.

A BULLET FROM Ills OWN GUN KILLED iiin.
fatal shooting accident occurred yesterday aiter
noon in South Orange Antonio Schroeder, eighteen
wears old had been out with three companions In the
woods back of the Orange Mountains hunting Tor a
week. and the party were driving home over tie
sprincfcldave road. Young Schraeder had careiessy
left the charges in his gun and when remonS'raeu
with said Oh guess they're all rgh'' 'ust as tc
wagon turned down the long stretch leading to Hilton
. sudden Jolt th,ew the gun down from its resting
Mace and il fell on the hammer, dschargng the piece
The entire charge OF heavy shot struck young screder
in the breast tearing jagged hole through his hcar'
and killing him instantly. lie fell backward out OF the
wagon on the and. His companions were horried
and leaving one Of their number to take care oil INC
,odv the Others drove to Newark fast as possible
IA summon help The county physician viewed the
body and gave tie necessary permit for the removal
Young Schraeder a bright young fellow ana lived
with his parents at No. % BadgersJ., Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

George Tallmadge, driver for McManus Bros, furni-
turc dealers, reported yesterday that he had been
attacked by otpads while driving from Elizabcthport
on Thursday night. The thieves found 10 money on
him. and angered thereby, they ran the team into a
ditch from which il was extricated daylight by
some lab0rers.
The announcement made az Trenton by Cher
Justice IIeasley the Court would decide III
favor of the city in the Newark ward distrctng case
This was suit brought to test the consttutonalty OF
bill by the Democratic Legislature in 1852 to
elect Aldermen in Newark by Assembly districts.
The law would give the Democrats perpetual lease
Of power The bill as drawn, however, left
ont q district in The seventh Ward. in the description
of the district boundaries and DISTINGUISHED its in
habitants Because o. this flaw the Court VIII decide
the act unconstitutional. The Democrats will not
appeal but will work for the Legislature next winter
10 pass another veto Of a similar character.
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STATEN ISLAND.

TOMPKINSvILLE.-N. b. Howard and j. S. Kelly,
both sailors on the United states cruiser Petrol, lying
of Tompkinsville, have deserted their vessel re
Ward Of IO has been offered for the return Of either
of the men board OF the ship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

The term OF Office Of Sheriff Robert Davis VIII ex-
pc on Tuesday, when John J. McPhlps Will take pos
session of the Office.
The clothing Of Floy Calvin eight years DID, OF
No 30 GileSavc., canght fire yesterday While siie
was playing with bonfire, burning her Sd ser'ous!
that she may die.
The trials of four Of the indicted election olnIers
iudce John j. Miller and John Green Inspectors, anu
patrick j. Kennedy, clerk. They were the election
officers Of the second precinct of the lst Assembly DIS
trict one year ago. In that precinct wele iou nr
twenty- five Joker ballots, forty-scven names were
discovered on the poll book not the registry aho
1I9 bogus names were the registry.
Detective McB;de on Thursday night arfest' ~, 0Eu
once * Crosby of No. 1Ol Railroadave charging
him with stealing 500 from Martin Bartly, who lved
n The same house. While the examination was TAX
ING MAGE Yesterday morning before Justice stilsing
Detective Hottie appeared in the court ana produced
warrant for Cr0sty's arrest on charge OF cohIiSc't
mail matter addressed to Charles ID. barker Tic eA
animation was adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

CLUBS MUST HAVE LIQUOR SHOP LICENSES.
The Supreme Court OF NewJersey has decided That
all clubs who keep wine cellar for the benefit OF the
members must be licensed the same a. a liquor shop
This canscs much dissatisfaction to the members OF inc
Union League Hudson Democratic Society Carteret,
DerlSeIv and Payonla Yacht Gibbs. The members DO
not object so much TO the license fee OF 500 as they
do to being designated liquor shops
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
cuRysANruEMrMs FOR CHARITY.

CHR1SANIHEMth no rOh
There is 10 be remarkably fine cbry santhemum
show next week in Flatbush ono of the most charm
inc OF the metropolitan suburbs. Last year william
Brown opened his private Conservatives on the main
road in the heart Of the town for the benefit OF
deserving Brooklyn charity. and over $1,000 was
earned in a single day. The experiment is 10 os
repeated this larger scale in the interest
Of the Brooklyn Home for Consumptives. Inc eN-
hibition is to open on Monday. and will continue
through the week from 8 a. IN, to D. p. m
moderate admission fee win be charged
All the choicest and newest varieties OF these
lovelast OF autumn flowers VIII be eNhpiVu' inc'o
will be remarkably fine clumps OF the MIS- Aipheus
Hardy the best of the pure white WITH fcathery
covered blossoms like roses. new chIys san
themum owned by Peter Henderson, but loaned FOR the
exhibition is the Louis Bochner. Ii Is like the Mrs
Aphcus Hardy the petals being studded with delicate
feathery growth but is pink in place OF whte. Ihee
are beautiful specimens of the Mrs William Barr. one
Of the new varieties, with petals finely incurvcd'
showing wine color and light PINK.
The Coronet Is large yellow measuring fom
eight TO ten inches across the blossoms The President
Arthur reveals immense flowers, measuring eight
and one-hah inches in diameter. The Jessie Eveieeh
is one of Mr.. Browns seedlings lemon-whte
after the style of Mrs. Langry but differing from 1t
in the shade of white and having larger petals
eight to ten inches across. Among other novel,
ties the Mrs. Fottler Japenesc species, ncurved
and rose-pnk Mrs. George Bullock. very large ana
fat and pearly white Mrs. Frank Thompson, incurVed
with broad petals, notified deep pink with silvery
back, very distinct; J. c. Price, large incurved
pale pink opening in whirl sunnyside, Of delicate
flesh tint, of immense size, suggesting pond lily wheh
full blown: f. Audguier, japanese variety, vine
color; Jean dare, whtc-lpped with pink, OF the POLL
pom variety resembling ball of worsted Noves
with mass of white petals like SNOWFALL; NIT,
Irving Clark, peary white. shading TO deep rose, Win
q centre beautifully whrled and refexed There are
in addition 10 these many 900 other varieles'
comprising the best that are now cultivated IN A'er
The Home for Consnmptlves is one of the most use
full and practical charities in BROOKLYN me man
ayers and patrons are Mrs. 5. V. White Mrs. u 4
Christensen Mrs. J. 5. Pummer, Mrs. Benjamin Ed-
son, Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. sylvester Blood MS MIS-
w. II. Adams Mrs II. d. Plat, Mrs. o. VI. Gregg, Mrs
J. w. Haselhurst, Mrs. Benjamin Estes and Mrs. D. D
Hollinshead.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
snnr,ss es5 sets Moon rise |'io D." MOO" ago 80
HIGI WATER
, 80, Gov Island 435 Hell, Gate. e2S
lM-S Ssmdy Hoos s2s GOV Island 4jU Hell Cate oA3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08
CONGRESSMAN MAGNER ESCAPES A BULLET

CONGRESSMAN MAGNER ESCAPES A BULLET.
As the morning mail train for Port Jefferson was
passing through Garden City Park yesterday bullet
whizzed through Of the coaches. having entered
through window. II passed within few inches OF the
heads of Congressman Thomas Wagner ana Mr.. "ott'
Commissioner of Charities, who with party Of officials
and Others from Brooklyn were on their way TO ST.
Johnand 10 visit the Kings County AlmshOuses. the
hullet took "a diagonal course across tfc car II Is
supposed that it from the life of some careless
snOrtSman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

For Boynton's celebrated furnaces. hot water
nme1sYTTaoS FURNACE CO. 207 and 200 Water.st-
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HE SAID HE WAS LONELY, BUT DIDN'T MEAN 1T.
Miss Sarah DahIberg OF No. so Lee-ave, has begun
an action in the City Court against Elias Maier 10
recover $40 600 damages for breach Of promise Oh
marriage The defendant is held in $1,000 ball MISS
Dahlbers says Mailer made formal proposal Oh mar
riace on December 10, 1883, ana was acceP'eu' ~
rid him of his expressed feeling Oh iohehncsS sno oo
,a q. no married as early as January 26, 1890.
She made all preparations for the weddns but on te
day appointed he did not come. Instead ne se, q
saving that he had been trilng WIN hcr ana
thai on November he had become engaged 10 another
girl. Miss Dahlbers who IS tMehs es ,Sat she hos
spent 1900 in wedding preparations and on ph
She asks this in addition TO the Sloooo daasc9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

FRUIT STAINS.
Health Food Companys Gluten soap removes Inena'
Fifth avenue and all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

Keeps special sale of umbrellas; 20 per &c
discount all grades. broadway, between 1i'h
10Th sts.
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THE pRE.MILIESNIAL COMING OF CHRIST.

An important gathering OF prominent BAPTIST clergy
men from all parts Of the country will be held IN inc
centennial Baptist Church from November Is TO Il
Inclusive. 1t will be the first Baptist Pastors Con
ference for Bible Study which it is proposed to mold
annually hereafter. The special subject TO be con
sidcred will be the pre-millennia coming OF Christ OF
the second Advent. which was considered at an I'm
portant interdeDomnational conference In Dr. lying
the auspices of a body Of Baptist brethren, whose
president is DR.. A. j. Gordon OF Boston,
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Announcements.

n 30 sl;,bt irritation of the throat
beware VI ~ ntns c,ua Immediate relief Genuine
have p a. H. b. on each drop Sold everywhere.
Do You WANT WHITE HANDS
Use Cornel,s Benzoin Cosmetic Soap Sold everywhere
2l cents "a cake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

Many persons keep Carriers Little Liver n
nm hand TO prevent bilious attacks sick headachc uiI
ness and lind them just what they need.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08
ELECTING OFFICERS OF TIE MATERNITY.

ELECTING OFFICERS OF TIE MATERNITY
The twentieth annual meeting OF the Brooklyn
homeopathic Maternity and New-iork state school
for Training Nurses held yesterday at NO. Al
ConcOrd-st. Mrs. NJ. NJ VOORHEES, presided. The ioi-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs NJ. NJ. voorhees,
first drectress Mrs G. W. Gilbert. second drectTeSs
Mrs T. New, secretary Mrs. Sidney starbucl, assist
ant secretary Mrs. Robert Shaw, treasurer MIS-
J. S. Plummer. chairman Of Training School Com
mttee; Board of Managers: Mrs. Robert Shaw, MIS-.
n. ii. Carey, Mrs. NJ. NJ. VOORHEES,, Mrs &. W. Gill
bert, Mrs James Beard, Mrs. 7. New, Mrs George
KENYON Mrs. F. f. Bassett. Mrs. Eliphale Nott Mrs
William ii. Allen r., Mrs. I. ID. Hunting Mrs IhOnias
Nelson Mrs. Ii. NJ. Johnson Mrs. w. =; Pierson
Mrs. j. NJ Lachlan. Mrs F. Rawole. MT M:s !; ~ ~
Frank, Mrs. G. b. Earle, Mrs. james H. Taft, ir:'
Mrs. j. 5. Plummer, Mrs. G. +. FuIIald MIS- >.
Starbuck. Mrs. J. Riley, Mrs. J. Phillips, Mrs =.
Vogc, Mrs. W. Ring. Mrs. l. g.: X: Haze Mrs. ~ ~
Corr Mrs. NJ. ". Allen, Mrs. +. q. Falkner. Mrs. ~
Esan and Mrs. +. 5. Shorthand. The public annual
meeting will be held Monday evening AT lilstOrle;ai
Hall Perrepont and Clinton sts when diplomas Will
be presented to the graduates of the Training SCHOOL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D.,
90 WEST S9TH-ST.
Nervous System Genlto- Illory OfBal
Impotence aud Sterility. Hours to !. 70 3.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STE1MERS.
TO-DAY,

MONDAY. NOV. 10.
Newport. Pacific Mail. Aspinwsl-..--i0 "m
TUESDAY NOV. IL
wyoming Gulon. Liverpool ..--.-...-.
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DIR. JOHNSON HAS NOT BECOME y CATHOLIC.
report recently gained circulation that the ven
e,,h,c DIR Daniel " NJ johnson, rector of st. Mary S
Prote slant Episcopal Church. in Classonave, who has
been dangerously i'll for ten weeks from apoplexy ana
PARALYSIS had been converted to the Roman Catholic
faith by the Rev. Father Taaffe, of ST. Patrchs Roman
Catholic Church, his near neiglbor and friend
Miss johnson denied yesterday that there was any
truth in the report, and said 1t iad probably aii'e"
,ooso rather Taae had visited her father, and had
couosted the children in his parochal school TO pray
for the recovery of Dr. Johnson The latter had aisU
ia.n attended bv Sister from st. Johns Hospital.
b ,ore the costume of Protestant Episcopal sister
hood not unlike that of Roman Cathoic ois.ers "
Charity DR. JohnsOn's recovery at MS age, seventy
eight years, is not expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

Mrs WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUt
ia. ,oon used for over FIFTY YEARS By MILLIONS
Of a MoTEi;S their clLpkEN wHILEE T TEETH ,so
CHILD soFTENs tho GUNS ALLA9s s Oh fHl "a
nTTARRUOEA Sold By Druggists In every part VI the
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Platinum Photographic Portraits have all the
,,aa and beauty az a mczz0-tint engraving. The pre-
Wiling styie abroad Introduced first by lockwood 81
Union Square, Newforh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

INJURED WHILE DEFENDING HIS DOORSTEP.
Coroner Rooney was sent for yesterday to take the
antemortem statement of William Vaughan who Is dy-
ing from a broken skull at the Brooklyn Hospital.
Vaughan is colored who lives at No. 1874 Atlantic
ave on election night some young men attempted
to carry away the front steps OF his house Tor Don
fire. He rushed out and fired revolver 10 scare them
Tbey d,opped the steps and Vaughan went to bring
them back. As he did so he was struck with stone,
which destroyed the sight Of his right eve ana lac,-
ured the SKULL The young then came and took
the stoop and burned it up The police have arrested
William King OF No. 500 Pacitc-st.. John Cloonal'
of No SOS Bergen st. and Robert Meehan. of No.
500 Pacifc-st. The detectives believe that King
threw the stone.