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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-06
Inventory OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Inventory OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
For several months the inventory board
st the Brooklya navy yard has been At
work on oil old material. Several vessels,
together with great lot Of machinery,
have been condemned % worthless. These
findings were then taken in hand BY the
statutory board, which determined What
portion of tho condemned material Was fit
to be sold and what was entirely worth
less. Its findings have been completed
and sent to Washington. 1t is understood
that material worth e25, 900 will soon be
sold at auction. The wooden ship Quin-
nsbaueh and several other disabled vessels
ere among the list.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-06

The wharf on which O. F. Philbrick 4
Col coal picksts ars built hes collapsed
1t Portsmouth,, N. H., carrying the build
ing and over . Thousand tons Of coal iato
the river, where the watsr 10 twenty to
thirty fest deep. The loss 10 over elO, 900.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-06

Femme prevails in the 6euAas. 4
Some parts of tbs county the deaaAs ftou
staSvation averAee 100 daily.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-06

Braksman Hilbert, Of Nov Albany, Ind,
on local 1onon freight. suddesly bseaus
insane. and jumping from ths train, vas
instantly killed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-06
Clergy man aud Athsis


A clerRym man Was accosted BY doctor,
p3ofessed atheist, who asked him: DO
You follox preaching 10 save souls9"
YES"
"pid p you ever SEQ. 'oal''
"1id p you ever taste 'oul''
Did you ever hear soul'"
"No."
Md "R,s you ever 'n''' : 'o'''"
Did you ever feel soul2"
"Yss."
"Wsll,' said the doctor, "thers ays four
OF che five senses against one upon the
question whether there be soul.
The clergyman then asked: Are yo1
doctor of medicine?'
"Yes."
did you ever sss pain'"
NO."
mo"
Did you ever sasts pain?"
NO"
.4id .D you e'er smell paia''
Did you ever fssl . pain7'
Yes"
"WelI, then, said the clsreymas, .thsrs
arc also four Of the senses against one
upon the suggestion whether these b
pain. And yet, SIR, you know shsss 10 =
pain aud ] know that there ID soul. .s-N.
Losis Repu6tic.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-06
Pubic Debt STATEN emit.

district for this season.
Pubic Debt Statement.
The following public debt statement for
the month Of July has been issued by the
treasury department:
Aggregate Of interest bearing debt,
exclusive Of United 6tatcs bonds
issued to Pacific railroads. .....e 70O,7Vo, 900
Debt on which interest ceased
since msturity. -. ............. Coss.i
Aggregate Of debt bearing no inter
est, Including national bank
funds deposited in treasury un-
der act Of July ~. 1890 ........... 4N.656 533
Aggregate Of certificates or. .et by
cash In treasury ry................ 474.o7s o.o
Aggregate OF debt, Including certin-
Gates Of July 81: 1880 .......... 1854, ,5s2 oss
Total cash In treasury. .......S 7ts,142.95O
Debt less cash In treasury July 80,
1880 ......................... s7e,seo, lib
Debt less cash in treasury June 10.
1890. SO, 1884, $40
Net decroase during month. ....... 895, ,957
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-06

Communication with the interior OF San
Salvador 10 restored and advises from the
capitol Of the republic state that Gen. Ezta
was ordered from the frontier With about
2,OOO men immediately upon the outbreak
OF the revolt, headed by Gen. Rivas. Ezta
hastened with all speed for the capitol, but
Rivas had captured the artillery barracks.
The few troops in charge had fought des.
perately before they surrendered. The In.
dians then pillsged several houses and .
panic ensned. Rivas' forces were finally
defeated and peace restored. II 10 stated
thas Guatemala has withdraw her forces
from the frontier and that oil 10 quiet u
present. There 10 no telegraphic commu-
nication with Guatemala.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-06
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G.@,ls5
4o7.S56.533
47A.073.OiO
Big wheat Crop Expected.

The best authorities estimate the wheat
crop OF the present season in the Dakotas
and Minnesota at 10000 ',00O bushels.
They place Minnesota at 40,0O0,0O0 bush.
els and the Dakotas at 6O,00O, 900 bushels.
All the prophets argue that the wheat crop
will be one Of the largest ever harvested.
and that there 10 nothing in the weather
conditions to cause alarm. The hot
weather has not done serious damage, tax.
ing the country o . whole, and the harvest
10 nov In progress. The value Of this
crop to the northwest is estimated At $780,
0OO, 900 1t the lowest. Reports from all
over the three states agree With this gen.
eral prophecy a. to results.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-06

A terrible prairie Afssaasd % ~
alton south Of HiGhnoss To- tAsse -.
A. T. stsppan and bsotAst, Jaasssys N1so
20 badly burned whils AGhttnG - - -
II 10 feared they VIII d.. 1oAn -, y
saockmAa living nsaT tAss, lese s1Eht0
buildings and ICED. It 4 1easea 1ooe 1
result anong ssne s4 ~ las onp -
longing 70 Hishnoss psspas ps1o1ree
there.
, 1890-10-18

The lir Is full OF post-election surprises.
Senator elect John A. Rincr is appointed
United States district judge and Is then
forced to qualify leaving the Laramie
county delegation, already disproportion-
Ately small, sull smaller BY the loss of one
member Now Chief Justice Van De-
vpnter after having been elected and quail.
ted resigns his seat on the tench to Ic-
sumo the practise OF law. Following the
losical sequence Of events the next resig-
nation will probably be that Of the COVER
nor. promoted to higher honors
, 1890-10-18

To JUDGE from the excitement in Ok
lahoma one might imagine hat an effort
was being made TO locate the capital Of
the United States in one OF the towns of
the new territory. 1t is really a fight of
the real estate boomers and is becoming a
disgrace not only to Oklahoma but to the
entire country.
, 1890-10-18

A TELEGRAM from St. Lsuis says that
the seven bishops Of this Catholic prov
ince held a meeting in st. Louis Thurs
day aud selected three names from the list
OF Catholic priests in The province which
will be sent TO Rome. and from which one
, 1890-10-18

will be selected 10 act as bishop for the
diocese OF Omaha to succeed the late
Bishop O'Connor. While these names
have been kept secret and will not be def
nitely known until after a selection from
them has been made by the propaganda,
they are believed to be Yicsr General
Brady Of st. Louis, Father Mclaughlin
of Hannibal and Rev. Father Ryan of
Dubuque, in the order named.
, 1890-10-18

When you hare J0bbfng,
nelC or repair tU0rk ina the
plumb nag lane consult n.
LII W.LER, 4I2 Sfrteeafh
street, or feare orders at
SehsCetckerf's hardtUare
store.
, 1890-10-18

Merely a low price is not an evidence Of
c~heapness in merchandise. and quotations
of clothing prices are of all things most
deceptive. We do not keep what is called
cheap clothing. We always have some
garments Tor men and boys at low prices;
but we get them BY marking down the
broken lots and slow selling lots of good
quality. These bargain garments adver-
tise themselves. If you want a servicoable
Overcoat, Suit or odd Coat, Vest or pair
Of Trousers for very little money. we can
usually supply much better value than
the price asked would buy in the regular
way. Most people, however, want the
best clothes they can afford to wear, and
rishtly-made garments are intended
to supplant the custom work. Therefore
you cannot Judge OF the prices without
seeing the clothes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
NORTHERN NEW Jersey COUNTIES.

CALpwELL.-Thc death Of Mrs. ". W. Love Of
Caldwell which occurred yesterday under peculiar
tirclulsta ncc>, promises to develop INTO case Of
manslaughtcr. The county physician DR.. Wrightson
has turned the into the hands Of the prosecutor
Ono Of Loves daughters Yesterday said ina, her fshcr
and mother had quarrllcd, and that her father struck
her mother. the blow causing li"r Ia reel and fall
downstairs. Death resulted from fracture VI the
skull
CARLSTADT.-Thc Carlsbad ruSn Veren sent
team of ten men, their Instructor. g. Mvcnch. to
contest for prizes in III" festival Of the New DIRK
Turn Bcxirk. which closed on Monday. The Carlsbad
lean got third place the second class In the club
compcihiOn arid in the spear throw Ing contest Two
Incn,bcr. OF the party. j. schmidt and \. Nicdercr.
won first aud second prizes respectively.
iiOBOKEN-Tne Police Commissioners, on Monday
night created the ONCE OF captain. and appointed
who has been in the department Tor twenty years
WAS retired OH pension.
ORhNGE-The directors Of the Young Mems CIipis
tian Association will give reception on saturday.
the rooms Of the association, to Harold T. Buchanan,
the new general secretary Of the assOcia ion The moi
profits OF the benefit TO James COnr0y. Monday
Ing will reach nearly II not quite ~ 200.
NEW .I;Rl' NSWICK.-Tlc Reformed Theological Sem
an unusually large number. Dr. MahOn made III.
opening address last evening to the students and the
outlook is good for the year. Nine Of the new class
are from Kug gers. Theodore stokes has been
arrested for embczzlng 1868 from his employer J. r.
Hickman q tea merchant. stokes acted agent SOr
Hickman and the statement l. made that the thcfs
extended over period OF QUE year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THIRTY THREE YEARS or RELIGIOUS "oRh'

The thirty third anniversary OF the fun"h ~" ~
Daily Noon PRAYER Meeting was held In the 'hAle', %
li3 Fulton st.. Yesterday. Tho chap'' wa WI 10y"
and smnng tos, in attendance were several clergymen
Among the aymcn were many wellknown downtown
business men william F.. Dodge presided. ana a''er
tho PRAYER aud other opening exercises ne h''"' n
few remarks In which he sketclel In eehc,''i way
the work ard progress Of the meetings ana the s'"
,ho, ,l,y had accomplished. Addresses were ais"
made by the Rev. Dr. GEORGE D. do" nIt0u't' mar c
T. Pierce T.. l.. Smith. j. =. sanXay. The"oorc W.
Todd ID. W. Tor1cy and Charles Earle. Inc ,rr'" :,
closed with tho benehiction by the Rev. Dr. TILES !"
Vaudeville. -.
Among those present were about thirty VINO az,
tc,d,.l the FIST service in september. 1887 when IL
vac announced that the meeting, were "in'ehoo" !"
1--WE merchants. mechanics clerks. strangers anu
hu.inc>s men generally all opportunity To stop ana
call upon od amid tho daily perpeItics incident TO
tiei- respective vo,atnnS IL VIII ro"tinuo W. I'D
hn,i hui II Is ai>o designed for tho-c who may NM
II convenient o remain not moro than hve or yen
unrtt~ ~ we'll a. those who can spare the "hoi"
hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
CONVENT on THE FIR FAM RE

The failure ~ u. Altman a brother far MANN
IA. u,r- At 80. .Ii :ih,dwav. h> 'an-rh >''In' ">
citrn,ent In the fur trade aud i IN" subject {" :r1
deal ~ criticism. Creditor. WHO have been l"'lInG
into their Anar, have been graty ,Irpr'rd II IN
condition OF hing.. II was learned v"'t"''la, that
their liabilities ART far greater than Al IN reported
and the assets small. Reports thu IT ri" iln ~"
liabilities air, over 800 900 ,ad I" be- exaggerated
aud etsh authorities believe that the debts Ar tl"Ht
$50 900 lirrmxn Joseph. who rrpr,s' mt, Nr. M"'rr.
whose execution II S2nlG closed up the firms place
~ business lays he thinks the liabilities viii ~" cNrr'd
ssO.OO What has become 81 the ASSETS aud the
cash realized Ly the firm he w"'d It" 1" know lie
docs net believe the stories ahOat that the money ~as
Io.t AZ the rurcs The firm he says sold all the sto
II goods they could for cash. got friends {" indor>r
note, which were discounted at the banks. and the in
got the cash. These notes amounting 10 about
1IUUtU, IL 10 said. ere In the Topples. Bowcy and
Columbia banks. The firm has transferred us a.
counts 70 secure the Endorsements Oh these notes
The stock on and. II sold by the sheriff. Mr. Joseph
thought. would not realize over %l."m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
NEWARK.

Pnstaa.;ci n,nhn he hc"n ai;l''ineH 'r'" ".>'
ir,o, f., iu,rr,>o H." anIra -a.ar'"- 81 '''rN '"
clerk, 500 eHh. Ihi> viii ii ln"c AN 'F'A>
recently appointed.
Tive competitive examination FOR the app"lI'm'" ID
cadet 60 tie tnn"d states Military A'adrmv AZ
Wcsi Point will hr held IN Newark on ort"ber -
John friedman. my wear. Old. a beer ,cner. NJ no:
81; Fifteenth commit vi sui "e w s''', W.
early YESTERDAY. IL M h1rrtrn r":i"tn az
from he'd at so o'cl,k. and visited his seepiiH VII
ard >i> children. without awaf"iin: them: nc tn'
nroc e,icj 10 the bar io, where H. fr,d the IVA
Dot EroIiman'> neiehb +, had made cohp'aih',
aesiu,t him ard lc expected I" b. calico into court
William Oiknow. q b"atmat. died from acohoi>'l
in I'm. Citv Hospital last FRIDAY. AID va! buriri III
Potter. Field Last sunday "ldkn"w, father learned
alt tn" death II hi IN. and engaged an uii"cf1 u,
=, Iu-y tho hndy Ir,"ry. Aspiration va, mad"
1 the Overscrr Of the Poor fh' copy ~ III" bniIaI
permit bli Til. that ohcar refused Z" allow. nnr''
the friends Of the dead would FAY - the cry
g.. r!c cost Of the original burial y" steps CAN D.
taken unless the burial permit is secured. and tie
frientr of OldkiUw. not wishing T. pay ic Two
birsls, air in a duahdirv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
VOTES FROM THE NAVY YARD.

The old wooden steam vcs>el"f'Waf N'h'ho'"' W"''"
recently returned from the south Alan'ic N'ih'a'"
of which she had bccn the flagship VIII probably DC
amt 10 The south Atlantic squadron AGAIN j" paw va
the Enterprise which has been transferred 10 INC ""
,t,.nuc so,r,drn because of the apprehension that
g.. LIS ,nirh become nor serious If she were sent
on 50 long . voyage a, to Brazil The Rich""hd yes
t.,h,v ,cf, ,bc Norfolk Navy Yar and dropped down
In tho Hampton Hoard-. at Fortress Monroe Nhe i
a come 10 New York for crew for the Swatara WHICH
ve.se, has been ordered from thcmnl'. '"ra' l."
Panama to receive tho new crew. Inc i"cbmoh' -
o1ncct.d 4, reach Colon not later Than November 10
nv which time the Swataa il expected T." be ~ rama
NM and after receiving the old crew 'r"" INV
,+.r the latter will return TO The Asatic Squadron
and tho Richmond will return I" New York ana amer
receiving few repairs will probably be sent to Brazil
A6xF tho return Of the Richmond nOrl south
America court OF inquiry convened At the Norfolk
Nsvv Yard TO investigate charges anu CONNER
charges made By Rear Admiral james H. Gills ana
,.antain Alien v. Reed against cac)i Other Exoep'
nc 70 two or three points Of minor Importance only
me OF tho allegations complaints against captain
ran WA found TO lie sustained BY the evidence but
~ to the charges by Captain Reod mo court "u"u
,ome OF them sustained SUBSTANTIALLY in Consideration
NJ Admiral Gll,,'s long and faithful service and the
s.t that he will BE- transferred to the retired list
s.t,n ,hc ncxt three years II decided to take no
further proceedings against him.
CAPTAIN l.. A. Bclrislcc commandment OF the YER
mont: Chief Engineer ". ". DUNCAN. and Assistant
Narsl Constructor Woodward were yesterday appoite
. ,nard 10 survey the new torpedo boat Cushing. to
sscort.n tho condition Of her hull gon rally when she
arrive, heTJ undergo the eVaporAuVe ests VI '"e
Thorn ycrOft English, coil boilers ,. ..
j. H. Mct;raih. private Of marines chsrse1 WIZ VIZ
sleeping on pSs an a"a du fr'va "d being absent from Ii,
most were on trial befOre the court'mar1'ai NJ INT
Navy Yard yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
PLAINfIEIID.

lie GAVE Poison To Ills LITTLE DAUGHTER.
Henry Hes, i. confined ~ the North Plainheh jail
charged BY his wife with attempting to murder one OF
his baby daughters. Mr.. Ilc>,. IN her statement {"
Justice Hardy Yesterday. said that he: husband had
been drlnh for several days before he an0un'ed to
her III. Intention OF committing suicide u" poured
quantity Of wuo into gl--. n!led II mp t" III" brlin
wtl rat poison. and prepared (" cxrcn" hi, THREAT
Just as III. hand placed III" fatal dran:ht {" HI lips
Mrs Hes .prns forward and pleaded with Bum to DE-
si,t. Determined in his drunhen fury Ia wrcah IN
Vengeance upon hi wife. Hos, >nat' he'd
I'D his little -lrl and tried to make her drink OF the
poison The li'tlc had taken -"i" Of the poison
into her stomach before the moi her leapcd upon IN"
man and with suprIhunnai strength had >rat chd the
child from his grasp l!v prompt medical treatment
The babys life was saved I"', has been committed
far trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
v.yr PHYSICIANS THE THIEF's vICTIHS.

INSPECTOR Byrnes was informed YESTERDAY that a
.,ocS looking man about thirty years old. and we'll
dressed he'd been stealing instruments from the omces
of physicians in the Nineteenth Precinct iacN' ~
Z. the habit OF the rogue to send physician on false
Grand to . house st o distance from his Office As
soon as the ply scisN out Of sight the thief returns
and tells the servant that he las been asked TO wan
IN tho Office Then he improves the first opportunity
TO walk out with what he can uy his hands on. Dr
benedict Of No 800 West Nineteenth ST. yesterday re
ported the theft Of case OF instruments. DTS
St.nh., " Roof Of No. o.3 West Twenty third st.
r + Ouinisn. of No. 24s West Fiftecnth,>t and g. r.
c;rsvestecp, OF No 43O West Twenty third.st have
S.cr r,6bSa b. the same thief. The detectives will
fry 70 cstRh him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
ELIZABETH.

The annual parade Of tn" Fire Department Of Tins
city will take place nct"l"r 10 \ feature OF III"
affair will be the presentation Ia Rot Engin" com
pany Of thu prize which II Won ~ Chester. Penn on
the occasion Of the animal convention II bremen Of
that state The trophy will be brought ia this city
Ly "a delegation from Iiaul"y Hose, Of Chester. who
viii II. accompanied by Mayor coates. of that city
and Mayor Harrison OF Wilmington. Del.
some unknown party fired TWO shots into the lpu>'
Of Charles ". Irw H. we'll Known coal mere lanf o
TIL, Mondai night he bnct- faorcd
through the window 81 the sitting room and one Of
them lodged in IN" vnin-"Jting of the ItAn. The
family o; Mr. IRWIN we're g~Atly alarmed b; the
incidrn, ard reported tn" matter to the police
The luton County Hoard Of FrcchOidrr> has ap
pointed "A committee To investigate the books Nd
counts Of the County Rom Engineer. Mr.. Durham.
against whom charges have been made of oxtrava giant
eApcIIditurcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
TONING Up HIGWAN LOrAkTr.

The Aldermen spent M hour Or tw" Yesterday passing
general orders for grading, paving rurb and lighting
streets laying water mains and doing other worn undor
the supervision OF the Department OF Public W"rh'
Enough were put through II WIS calculated. :" give ON
Payment 10 plenty OF Tomn,anv men. and keep them
enthusiastic for the Wgwhn ticket during the
raign The Conmittec OH liaruad, made no report
upon the h,nerou. projects II has been considering
and action takcn the petition Of llobOkrn
residents AHhing that the town line connecting
with the Chrstophcrst ferry be required 10 run
every seven minutes night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
1IiLKsDAT. sErr -
SHIPPING NEWS


PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY. SEPT. -. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ma-cor No I.o's LONDON Sept l. with mh'c TO
,sa,r, ipr a.r ~ si.horsr Bfensn SOP, a. south
ampo" u. With and passengers to Orlrlrhs CO. Ar
c.Hia AZ; M.a!.,r;nS.n ports ~, vi:
a. A".m.,nr i,r nr Manno. sept2 Para 10
TO- mis- aud passenger To Booth co Arrived ~ mo
Steamer Mcruca Br, Broadoo,. Barbados days with
rnd.r 10 10" ChI.I.ll Arrvri a, III. Bar At sou
s,.%s .y @ r S% :na sy:" a:1s't' A.
rven tie Bar .t9loan' ,,s
frn,, to Monss 20 Arrived At tho Dar al cam
STEAMER " M"nte on"k New Orleans days. with md'" to
Steamer si.t"oi Tr,.. wilam. I.rn.nan. via Brun'
Sy...o.,. W.I.. S.wpS5s s:c. and Norfolk
Sr"mor Martha Mrspr Van KirE rn,iadslpnis. With
srAmrr X,uos = iar.ow. Corw,n Providence with mdse
steamer II whitney. Brown BOSTON. with nass to n
Dim *.
srXshT w,n1 SANDY 'Ioo; Ugh. " h"y
CLEARED.
steamer K-prr tBeig Tannrr London Bnsk & Jnvons.
Steamer uo'hna BIZ. watt lA'crp'ol Vim Queenstown
srarc Hrtannic OBJ. DAWSON Liverpool Queenstown
Steamer CITY OF Isrn rr,. Land. Liverpool via queens
steamer Travc lGerI. Bu,sius bremen Southampton
steamer M,A..m tD;rh Potter Rotterdam via Boulosno
steamer WhvnianI u,eis, Bu,ohmann. Antwerp Peter
steamer CALEDONIA tDr. Mcombio. Mediterranean ports
Hrn,icrsnn Bros
Steamer mon. Svanoc Montr1o Day j Kerr Co.
Steamer sAn narcos. burrows. Galveston e IL Mallory &
steamer halmr.. Percy N.w:nri-.n' = T S.n sickle
Steamer llAiiassre. Fisher. Slvannah-R l. Walkr:
steamer Richmond Jennrv wcst Point. vnOla Dominion
Hsco. .
steamer Roanoke Hulphera Newport News and Norfolk
OLD De,ninUn ~ Co
steau,rr ceres ,itns, M"rns Newport Ncwa W h".t
Steamer Iurv Miller. Suhh' BdiHor-F II smith Co
steamer Herman Winter Nckrr.un Boston II lnnock
ehivA q Roprs. Nicho.a Saa Francisco Sutton n 10.
Bark Howard Iocor Anjlcr Java. for order. rcudleon
Carver d Nichols.
SAILED.
Steamers Olnda for Lisbon tsriOiX R0tter, ocean
ErcInrn. Mofavia Hambrr Elise Marie Harburg Wisr"n
pVo Caledonia. Mediterranean porte, Scotia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

B,oonlyn Jockey club races. Grave S'no. D. IL:
Directors and stockholders OF star Insurance 'o"P'
meeting. =. oo r., n,s,s.
building Trades club reception. no 20 East -l'''S
r. III.
Meeting Of the Federal Club. D. NJ. ,
n.nnr ~ tho fall term Of Union Theological seminary!
park snd Aauedu,' Commissioners nr'tihR
Diocesan Convention. Church OF III" ho,. ,'':N'
xIx,h A..,ubly District Republican, club !. M
Tflxl OF D,. Mc';onsgsl. Conr; Of ""hffa' N"s>'"
Harlem Dcmrt?tic Club clubhouse. < j. NJ ~,
Music In Ton,nkin- Square ny 'Ith hHei"i'"' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
JERSEY CITY.
ro,.c VETnE> FEoN TIE MAYOR.

:,
M.vur Cleveland lent f"nr N"'" "c>'as'' q" "
BOARD Of Aldermen last night. Thr~c "f thcin "f'
,.,, -, ,,rt uartc> granting irarchl,cs 10 ga ana
electric ncln ,ompanic, I" lay pipes ahd r"'id""' A".
t,iuL wire, IN th. street, I'll" most important ~
VA. ordinances vetoed was one authorizing hhure" ~
WHITE John A. Erli and Charlie "l'onn"N 10 'i''"
r,. works, law MAINS aud do c;cNtmhe aPP''"'"'"'
n o,i... -, . ,.. ,,,,urauN In his Nr'u Mayor
,.,,,,d ,v ,,. ,,m,,luy f. iot properly 'reaniEcd
and ha. no, complied with t' Law. and fnf-h"rh"N
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