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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-Judge Dykman yesterday grantee
bill Of separation with almony Oh - dppnh tinaer.
bach of lonkers on the ground Of cruel ana pa Ia
e eS@ta yssesy applied for divorce
pointed 70 inquire into the sanity of George stors,
" criminal libel continued their Investigation yes.
terday. 4 number OF witnesses were eNannou ""~
many are yet TO be heard n.naor, ,Se poomiuc
The large section low lands bordering ,e
dale Asyun farm on the west. south OF Westches,cs
ave win flooded and Transformed h.o obtain l
INK ice In winter and pleasure in summer
SING sING.-The Republicans of sing smr have
made the following nominations Tor va-e 'I'e ~ =
= g. Rlakcslee for president, Randolph AcKer J. W.
travis and James Payton for trustees. Ferris Nondon
Tor treasurer and Cornelius Daily for collector Tho
Dent eIov w nr fru S1e. Rchara fcrSHne for
chester Se o' commahder No. A. knights Temps, has
elected the following officers William Brance'a:
ffetcr j. Keenan,. captain general: J. 6. Miller re-
corder Isaac b. Noxon. treasurer H L; MyroeI y
peiate; E. l. Newha 'ehoT Var %sras w,rtcn lanes
Brown sword bearer, J. Il. Many, stshdaru'O,'es,
James Van Visor and Henry Il. Alden guards joseph
Holloway, sentinel
MOUNT vERNoN.-The Rev. DR.. Taber; pas,o'r, Of
the Universa>t church. who has accepted cal 70
the Church OF Good Tldngs IN Brooklyn VIII preaon
his his sr pu fere tS the Chester i'm Episcopal Chapel
where services will be held a; II a. NJ and p N.
IEDFOED.--ln box found DeneatH we W. %
,ha late FRA Yc,k, we're s2.0i7 IN gold. silver.
conner and paper. the accumulation, Tile aa'
minisra;ors say. Of thirty five years
.oi-rU sAIFM-Thc Rev Ly man Calkins. form arly
na.,or Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church. has accepted .
call 10 the PRESBYTERIAN church AZ Far RocNaNN
YONKERS-M Mayor Millward has appointed W I,
nar,rool Will adtlc,s the city odd Fellows ts even
ing in the Icntral Methodist chnrch. III 'oI ON.
,s.r,rtion Of the seventy first anniversary OF INC
institution OF the order America.
PORT CiEsrER.-Joseph Park. Of Tie hrIn OF Isss
A. Tlfori Of New York. is making some me lv"u,
in the neghbOrloOd.
HYE-rhc now ticket Office erected for me accom-.
modation Of ca>ibound passengers from hIe Wa
oDened on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

Washington dispatch 10 The Il. Louis Republic.
General Mcrrl;t vas informed by the War Depart
mcnt l4.I nlyIt nat IL might begin the transfer
%; the headquarters of The department Ol Missouri
from Fort LraycaWOth 10 II. LOu, on May T. instead
OF juno /. 'he date oismaily set. Ihs chang OF
date mldr ritcn.ihiy iJr tir purpose o.! escaping
the hot weather. bnt Ia tho-o familiar Win The way
lnine, are go.ug Al fosi LcIYrn"ora In, dc,rc Tor
an CARRIER transfer Is thought 20 b" ia" 20 the Ia
clra-lnr friction between General Merritt. the d.
p.4r,rIi cO.nErnc,f. ana to!on" Met poA, the post
n H. mo-; generally EnOwn ont de o. Official circles.
Mat a ~ni. % member Of the 'inln, i4ii.s IS the
direct cai-r ol the removal 0l these hridluastcr,
from one city T. another. although IL Va, .iitcd Al
trc time the change decided uppl that the
,triinod relations between the officers named made
llc ORIGINAL trouble wa brought ahont in this way
Wien Lieutenant \. VI. Fuller. second cavalry. went
ON dniv ri Fort LcavcnwOrtI last winter. he took
with him valuable dog. which was iie pride % hi,
master ard great PET With the family. lie vas not
familiar win The lc;iIlion AZ the prii prohibiting
unmug led dogs ii.nlhr ~ lEs' ".'h 'h ',''N ''iNh
bnt .va. very soon io.cD!y rcnindcd %. IT by the
report - elin aad most pa!nfal y'lp rom his
pct -. -tr.. ant at Ga, post VINO ala hiot 'ir rrgn
.;lon VI, responsible" for me removal ana Lien
tenant rulier. nnding 90 ont, Nan'ed to eivo that
scr"1,.i a dose ~ TIE s-ac medicine.
Tar .cfgs.,ni reported - ihc pot commander that
his In. had hc.n ~ tened. and mere hogan iro oilcia
~, a.. , ,c iiu, gnaiiy Ia IN removal o
% .,,,cnt heall,,a,.cr- Ch,r-rs Nc;r preferred
..,,n.f lieutenant Fuller ~ dl.o5ne th" post rcru
.i- f,-,-a,.I.d tlcr ~ the Department c0rmaudci
win IN recommendation that court oc ordered
&C. nci'i '.',' n t rroard TIA, ,i,o acton - ih'
s@rc,n; in killing the dog anlu tilted. because IN.
o,tt - The order was we'll under TODD be for th,
ruiuo.c Of preventing the pfou.5cupuS running aruunC
81 rromu,gcd dogs durin. the heated period, wher
thcrc +, liability " dpuecr from hydrophoha.
Colnnrl aicCocn mad" appeal from this de
cison and tine paper. pa I'd Into the band Of tn
division comianndcr General Crook who. known.
tl,ef m,tcrs were not running smoothly between Con
c,I merritt and Colonel ,ict'Dnk and dcsrl.c T.
enc that peace essential ~ the proper administration
Of military affairs. forwarded the Dondcnrc I,
Washington. with the recommendation that Genera
Merritt headquarters be changed. which was finally
agreed upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
TIE CHARGE OF CRIMINAL LInrL.

Boston, April - l-pcciai There was a hearing
mi. morning AZ the State House. before Governor
riceti on the question 90 granting cNtradiion papers
In the ca-e ~ William u. Nnal. who va> arrested
FRIDAY by Boston oNi,crs and who is wanted Ia Nc~.
York on the charge Of criminal Nhcl. 4 being alleged
that le published caused 10 be publ. hci .n The
Nru York World" ,crtain article, lu.uriou, 10 the
I.m.on Consolidated Store service Company. The
state II Nev YORK. Va, represented by Assistant
District Attorney John u. Lindsay, Mr.. Niun by
Colonel J. II. benton. r.. and george X. ,walcy, the
-iate les Assistant Attorney -Gcncih Wyman. ana
Willard Rowland WAS present for the lan,on Com.
pnnv.
sir. ~wazcy rehcli-ci the story Of the case. and
.ad that if time allowed 1t could bc shown that effort,
had been pat forth dishonesty 10 make the de-
PENDANT liable 10 the libel Laws of this state. He WAS
prepared 10 show that Tie rqui.ion should not be-
honorcd The stock OF the company va, not listed
In Sew YORK, he continued hence II had no market
value.
The Governor said that he would grant a reasonable
DELAY. Colonel Benton aid thai BE- WIS prepared H.
show that the prosecution wa, Tor private purpose
II wa, finally agreed That the hearing should be post
pOncd 10 Monday, May ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
HIS OWN NEWSPAPER. TOO.

From The Buffalo Courier
red hairrd hay seed approaching the Arounders desk
I'm q confident manner
What advertisement , . ..h
Thai wan that said that Dan Kelly OF Armafgni
had died and his relatives was wanted, fur he'd e"
money ,.,,-
We'll don't know whether that's 10 be telnn YOU
Annyhow my father lived next him In Armagh
And Won want the money -
a. II there's amy 10 be hid
Vol what can | do about IL - -
Don't We know the name o. the man that ahv@>
II, No Isn't II in the paper''
:. How should know that = -.
Whv didn't You read the advertisements
nivil a word. How could u"
"Can't you read
sure can but I've not seen the paper
What paper was II In :"
on il was IN about seven wears ago. ..
Seven years ago. Don't you know the oatc'-
"No.-
well don't know t.'
"Ye dontl"
"Of course not
"There's no lawyer as knows 1t ~
al don't know" .,
"An yc can't tell me ANYTHING about it,
"Heavens no, man! How can ~
We'll, was thnkin' ye might. So Sc DON'T mo"
anything about III"
Not thing
AN must do without me money!
"I'm afraid so.' 49,. .s
Then. bad cess to all newspapers SURE, ! ~
thinking to meself I'd b . rich man yet' IN ~ -
al the hope out o. me-
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BUSY MAINE.
GREAT ACTIVITY IL TIE snIPBvMDING TRADE

GREAT ACTIVITY II TIE SHlPBrlLDING TEADL
Augusta. Ne. April &c lspeciall-t'reat ACTIVITY j.
manifest in the Maine shipyard, this spring. After 4
careful review Of the field by yonr ,pondcnt. IL
is concluded that the present season viii rank we'll
up with any in the history Of This Industry III the
state even I'm It, most palmy days. While last year
there wac considerable increase In binding that Of
l-9O will largely Outfank il. This may IN plrt 30
accounted for by the great ice boom AID the demand
for bottoms DO the carrying Of thi, product. Prices
Of vessels are higher. having improved over - per
cent in the last five years, and waecs are also much
better. BESIDES this bniIdng stock has advanced.
The men Ia many Of the shpyats VIII ask Al advance
o. % cents day May !. Nearly forty yards are
in operation, and some 1900 men al work. The fol
lowing table by Customs districts. has been complied
by your CORE, pondent and comprises all the els
launched In the state since january |, amounting 10
some l., 900 tOns and including those now building
m IN hc Luilt this season.
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NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.

pLANFlELD-Aftcr three years of existence the
Bloomfield Hat Trimmers Association, composed on
trcly Of female employees. has concluded to dsband
and s2o surplus funds in the treasury have been
donated to the WotsiSsen Free Library Association
WEST lluBoKEN.-It is alleged that gross frauds
committed al the recent election and ex Recorder
Gravatt, who ran for Councilman against Councilman
Finncgan. will contest the atter's election. Fnne-
ean's alleged majority hfty-six. and Gravatt has
employed counsel TO apply to the court recount Of
the votes
RUTHERFORD-Co for the extension 70
Grace Church have been signed In the sum of Slllo
". Hascy Wood. OF Newark. being the architect Tho
addition consisting OF transepts and charcel. vesry
sunday school ana choir rooms will be ready BY &C.
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HONOR To HIS MEMORY IN HARLEM.

OF GRANTS BIRTHDAY.
The Harlem Republican Club celebrated the sixty
eighth anniversary OF Grants birthday at it, club
hcuse No ~ East one hundred and twenty -iftn-si.
last night with speccimainc and music. James y.
Colvin presided. The members Of the reception com
mttee were John +. Van De Carr. DR.. samuel Gle
land = C. Croft, Dr. Charles \. Clinton and Charles
Rohde. Addresses made by Henry {. Robinson.
E. F. shepard Assistant Di-trictAtto1icy Chnrlcs Il.
Bakcr and Others. Many anecdotes Of Grants army
life were told. The Grant Monument Fund question
received large share OF the attention Of NJ speakers
and hopes were expressed that the fand would be
speedily completed The large pailorS Of the house
were we'll AIled and among tnosc present were
James H. Bogert. ThOma, Allison. James i. Cryan,
Louise I. DoGd. Chaic Appieby. Dabi.cl ChcyaicT'
William A. Eaglc>On. Francis y. llowland. Thomas
KIlvcrt William |. X. KcuGrick. Andrew Il: Murphy
William Dnnning, Morris Friesdani. Edward u. Cat
Ter Richard X. owens. Charles II. Patrick Bctianln
+ Piexotto Jared Lockwood. II. Wheeler Comb.
samuel Clclana. William y. PhIbrck J. TTmbul
Smith rIerycy C. Cakin, Charles ". Lindsey, Carrie
a Clinton Abraham steers, Henry &. Robinson
cnesimus T. Shafcr, Frederick VI. Patrick. Pierre Il
Keller Charles j.. Morris. WASHINGTON Nnsor m
drew NJ Tndcrhu. John l.. Van he Carr Julr. u
Wavcr. Curtis 4. Pierce. NJ w Emmons. Edward Dun
han iohn carr. Thonas j. Norman John ~ Butler
Eichard 4 Brown. John \. Jarvis ana John j. Sperry
between tho speeches. an orchestra gave msica
selections and at the close Of the spcccEinaH.n@
suppcr was served IN the dining room. Last night
celebration was the third observance OF Grants biith
day by the club.
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HOURS AND WAGES IL VARIOUS PLACES.

Rockland. Nc, April 2G.-The Granite Association
Of Maine has resolved That after May employer,
may give their wn:knlen the option Of working nine
or ten hours a day. without increase Of pay per
hour.
Uavcrlnl. Mass. April 2G-M a meeting Of the
master plumbers. tinsmhs and casfftcrs last night
T.. was unanimously voted grant the request 81 t"
wOrkincn for nine hours day without reduction %
paw
Lancaster Penn. April 2G.-Thc union plumber, ~
This city have decided demand ninc-hOur day
and 81 30 a. days wages after May !.
UaverhI Mass. April 26.-Flfty cutters. member
Of the knights 81 Labor, struck this morning At 'hicA
Bros shoe factory because International Union
cutters are hired III the factory FOR ~ c-s per week
than IS paid 70 the Knight Of Labor men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
pIAI\ElEID

ONE MAN FATALLY INJURED ~ THE WRECK.
\ disastrous wreck Of rolling stock owned 10y the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad occurred the
Central Railroad tracks near the Bcrciman-st bridge
AZ planncd. on Friday night. west bound train Of
empty coal cars. drawn by cng.rc No. Alb. broke IN
two east of Planhcd. In cndcavor 10 connect tho
parted sections they brought together with
tremendous force. TWENTY five eight wheeled double
coal ears smashed into plutcrS by the collision
and several were thrown bodily into the ad
Iaccn fields. Patrick Ryan, foreman Of the wrccking
crew from Elizabeth. was caught between OF The
wrecked cars and fatally injured. Three tracks ~
the Central Railroad were blocked until Yesterday
morning The loss to the company will be heavy.
To the Pond Tool and Machine Company Of Plain
acld has been awarded Government contract to
bud ten great lathcs which are to be used In making
the monster guns. near Troy, " Y. Each lathe will
cost $4,000. Three years are allowed 10 complete
the contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
POLITICAL TREACHERY PUNISHED.

From Tho Albany Express. ,., 49,, A.,
Gosipcr story yesterday. from which 1t APPEAR that
sometimes the wlirgig OF tine bTnfs us rcV'urcs
err omicklv that breach Of faith does not pay even
in politics and that one vote Is OF more account IN
an election than is generally accredited 70 IL; ~
place In the postof!ce in that city, and had been
promised II by party worker who was believed 70
$swa the necessary influence But as time wore on
the party worker broke faith with the yonns man
who had his promise, and secrred the covered Pace
10 another yonng man. Election came and fonnd
he man who hadn't kept his promise candidate
- supervisor. II happened that the Young mar,
- X6n,f get the place a voter In the ward
this particular candidate wee running
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
NEW. BRUNSWICK

An order within an order is being formed by the
sons of Temperance Of North America ana il l.,
probable that the first lodge Of the new society will
he organized IN New brunswick. The order /, TO
bc known a the Loyal Crusaders, and will be com
posed Of girls and boys between i've and fieon years
old.
George Voight. boy OF twelve was arraigncd in
the Session Court yesterday on an indictment for
attempting to wreck train the Rariian RIVER
road. lie confessed to tho charge saying he wanted
to see locomotive run oil the track. lie Will prob
ably be sent TO II reform school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

An estimate made lat November. al the close Of
the season. on the basis eighty four vessels
hnilt and iuiidnS. with tonnage OF about 60 600
Last season vessels built in only
districts this year the ship yards In operation in
10 Jess than eleven districts.
The cstablishmcn: OF iron shiphuiNing plant in
Bath by the Bath lion Works marks a era In this
industry the State IL H. expected 10 begin laying
the iron 70: the two Government lanboats Of 900
tons each in about three months: and they viii be
launched one wear from next fail Three hundred more
Norhmen are required An expenditure 81 ajO,OcO for
machinery bindings etc. H. being made bv the com
pany and they expect 10 figure on some Of the large
war vessels 10 be aided 10 the Navy.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

The deadlock in the Orange Common Council still
continues and the aborrrs the streets clamor
ing for their pay. which they cannot obtain ac-
count Of the refusal of Mayor Truman to sign war
rant, drawn by the order Of the street Committee.
George KEENAN, delivered his lecture on Russian Pc
tca Exilcs" in Music Hall last evening TO If he
largest houses Of tho season
\ successful fair held Yesterday afternoon and
evening in the Orange Mountain House for the hcnc
fin ~ the Chur 81 the Holy Communi n South Crlncc
The affair VA, under TIE management Of Mrs. I. C..
Conway, Mis-. f. = sanford and Mrs.. Eugene '. Con
nett, If.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
STATEN ISLAND.

R1cfINOXD-Thc hearing in the contest over tiis
,,li ~ Charles Jenkins. president OF the Manhattan
New Company ha, been finished. and the surfoS tc
has admitted the will 10 probate. Mr.. jenkins icit
% oS,.,r valued a. about 100000. the bulk OF WHICH
80 "a hi. Young widow. Catherine jenkins, - WHOM
se had bccn married bur short time. ana VINO vas
,,,mrrlv I'm hi, employ a 2 typewriter III.
ro~,e. Hunter sister ~ Nr. jenkins. contested s
vii an the ground that her brother WAS nor mentay
rapollc IF making viii. the document ueihs u'a"'
mn while he was on his deathbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

Need it be said that the disappointed young man
cast his vote agains. his false friend TIC Young
did not expect. of course that his vote Woua l
counted the result was found 10 be a Tie THIS lcit
the selection Of supervisor to the Common Council.
which selected the other nan. HAD Inc poHuc"n
kent faith with the Young man he would have re
ccived one more vote and his opponent ore les.
and he would have been elected by lust lWo Ia!or9
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. snrrcg BY LORD wOLsELEY.

London April .6-Lord woseley' in speech |" mo
civil service banquet tonight. rdiculed As 'o"Pe'o
humbug the idea that a famine Won" pe '"0 49," 80
~ a defeat of the British Navy. lie sald ,ne snPty
Of provisions in England was always sumS.en'ts ~
several months and Furthermore mar IL "1 s.,,oS
impossible for AN enemy to blockade all the Ehehsn
ports at the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

tober Ground will be broken tomorrow at 4 10
p. with appropriate services.
ELIzABETH.-The Exempt Firemen's Association
at it's annual meeting Friday evening elected the
following officers President, Louis C. steer Woo
presidents Michael c. Devne and Frederick kurtz' !r
recording secretary John j. Gardner financial secFe-
tary, William Eckerson: treasurer Joseph u. osden'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
LILLE TRIrNPHAL ARoH ~ HElOKLYN

EochIsnd. Mr. April ~ t-pccian. The contract for
the trumplal arch 90 De erected ln Brooklyn In
incarceration Of soldier, and sailor, has been awarded
To- bidder at Friendship. Sow building, viii BE-
put mp there ana large number Of men VIII be EN-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Isham Of Chicago MISUNDERSTANDING Morales.
secretary o, the Mexican Legation at Washington.
NEWS FROM NE W-JERSEH.
JERSEY CITY.
TIE BOYS HAD ONE GOOD MEAL.

Charles Brown tried in the special sessions
Court Yesterday on a charge OF petty larceny Mrs
schmidt the keeper Of a small grocery store IN New
ark ST. testified that Brown. who was In her employ
stole a can Of holsters Brown who 1, only boy
did deny the charge lie said that he and another
clerk named Klein. did not get enough To eat from
vrs schmidt with whom they boarded. and when
they complained she said thev must be hard 10 SUIT
and suggested that perhaps they ought 10 take some
- Pho canned goods in tie store Mrs schmidt
speaking sarcastlcally but the boys took II literally
and devourcd OF lobster. Mrs. schmidt cansht
rown In the act Of eating the lobster and caused his
arrest. The court acquitted him.
4 new scotch Presbyterian Mission church IN Grand
st. erected by George t. Mckenzie for the 81 the
Rev Mr. Houston. a blind evangelist Will be formally
opened to-day. IL cost $4,000.
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ErTLDING FOR CHRISTIAN TSFS

The B.lan Laptl-t Church. Of which the Rev. Edward
Iiaon l PASTOR ha, made arlana snnts for the building
Of a church. young m'n'- h"l-" and Christian HoL.o
Al Nos 81 10 - Washington %qnare. Wet Tho building
VIII Be- x ,toilc, hiQh and VIII cost a least tO0 900
I,rfa.cotta ana bi..k - 81 De- the prime pal materials
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRiDGEPORr-rh funeral OF eNJrdss beasu l,,
,,,n ,.,i,r tomorrow. rhe Judges Of the supreme
Comr and mcmhcr, Of the county bar. IN body WI,
at,end The Island Brook social CUP nave
er,ed these olicer President. ". III. Hunter wee.
prc,ldcnt Leonard pierman; secretary W. L. Bayies'
treasurer +. H. Mead.
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pfov,ysyT ARRIVALS At THE HorELs

rRrSsWICK-ArtA Herbert. Of TIE British Legation
=. y,,-hinrfoa FIFTH ANENtE-M. Romero. Mexican
A. washington ond N-d.ovcrnor Thomas A o..
49," of Kansas. GIISEN-Henry X. Wolcott OF Colo.
'an and ,cnrral George H. sharpe, of Kingston ~ Y
trAXD- General James O,ke,, United States Army.
uIRRAY HlII-Judru Lorenzo Sawyer, OF San Fran.
cisco. Amasa j. Parker IT,, OF Albany, and Edward s.
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DELEGATES FROM NEWFOUNDLAND.

St Johns y. F., April 20.-The delegates 10 Canada
and England left here by the steamer Caspian Il"
dav for Halifax. Much interest is felt In their mi
sion and hopes entertained that they VIII bc
able To arrive al such an understanding with tho
Canadian Government Will enable both Govern
nents work her hagTnoniou-y IN the fisheries
and 9th matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
r,rryc ~ BURLINGTON AND yoRrHERy sroc

Boston Mass. April a6.-A except $500 shares
- mo ch,c,co burlington and Northern stock have
come, into the sale In the interest OF the Chicago
darlington and Quincy Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
NEWARK.

COLONEL DAVIS HAD BEEN IN TROUBLE BEFORE
The fact has become known that Under sheriff Colonel
f. W. Davis Of Newark whose accounts show
shortage was similar predicament several years
,gn when william Brown sheriff. Davis had been
drinking and he left Newark, saying he was going to
Europe 10 stay He discovered In Providence
r. L. and the Chief Of Police Of that city a Grand
Army man, telceraphcd the fact to Daviss friends
in Newark The shortage In his accounts was "a
iu,red as Il was comparatively small. What the
present shortage is will not be known for several
DAYS. as tho accounts are much confused II II Is
not too much the probability IS that the amount VIII
be- made up By friends Of Davis. IL Is not nKey that
,her,. will be ate.npt 10 prosecute HIN crlnnallN
Yesterday william Trenholm and Charles d. fheps
experts began work sheriff Hines books ana
vouchers. County Auditor Pearson. who j. making
a general investigation covering number OF years,
discovered yesterday apparent discrepancies OF aDo'
II 500 for the April and september terms Of lso';
4 telegram received by sheriff Hines YESTERDAY
announcing that Colonel Davis had been found az
Albany by detectives and that Davis had promised
10 send 10 the Sheriff full statement OF his shortage
\ number Of south Jersey farmers associated as a
syndicate are trying to secure tract Of land nearly
, mile square the Iiackcnsack meadows. near East
Newark. The object is to convert the land into a
vast celery plantation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
r.. 3. REED ON THE BALLOT
THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE URGES THE
NECESSITY OF HONEST ELECTIONS.

,nnrrss1yG THE AMERICAN CLUB IN PITTS
BURG-THE CHEATING IN THE sOCIh-Hh
WOULD SEPARATE NATIONAL ELECTIONS
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XnStordnr In.dnl

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Franc ihcO april % 1870