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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

nrnncrArs LNNING WIRES TO WIN.

DEMOCRATS LAYING WIRES To WIN.
The Democratic managers Ia the city Of orange
arc i'm a quaudry a. 10 the course t. b" pursued al
fine coming charter election. The Third Ward was
divided some time ago for the reason that over 1000
vote, wcr, cast at the lat general election. The
limo. nj tlc tHo new wards were fixed as To give
chance Of clccing Democratic candidate, from both
wards The second Ward also eat over 1000 vote.
lint the Managers Of the party have been unable f.
40 divide it as to give any assurance Of clcctine
Democratic candidate. A. consequence, II has
iust been decided 10 eject four Aldermen at tho
coming charter election from the ward AT large The
Councll now stand, one Republican and eight Demo
Gratis There are some factors In tine problem
which il is thought VIII give the Republicans good
chance Of ,ucoc-, one of thee i the opposition I"
thc re- election oi Mayor liUtiori. Three men are
spoken Of for the Republican nomihnton J4lh OIL
one of the leading mauua' iurcr- pi the cuY VINO
ha, r.prc~cntrd the district three time, IN the As
scmlly. David A. Bell. prominent merchant ana
coal dealer and Ambrose VI. Matthew, Of orange
Valley ON the Democratic sid" there Is talk Of
Miles 4. Ilanchct, the present Councilman from tho
second Ward. lie is not considered strong cand-
date and with active work on the part of the Re
pnblican Committee there l. little doubt that tho
PARTY could carry the Mayo.alty and from three To
ak Of the COuuclmcn.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican State Committee, Fifth Avenue Ho'el. no,
College OF the City OF New-York Alumni ui'''' "
nnonicos, 6 80 p. m. o,,.s :, =,
Langdon reference before Referee CeVeSnu' II 90
o. ID - DrooLlro q
p. m. 49,, .oodor,v School
No 8, 0 a. m. -, -, e..,.ao Hama
for the Aged Sherrys. L. m. TO IL p m. ., ,,,
professor Bickmores lecture. Museum OF NaturaI HIS
tory, 10 80 =. IN ,, o.,,
Montauk Club reception clubhouse Brookyn evening"
Wouan's University Club tea, Barnard College D. III.
Eancv pazar in aid OF All Souls Church, No = west
nm. hundred. and twenty ninth.st
Manuscript Society. No. 573 Madisonsve, p m:
Baseball match, 18th Regiment Armofy' DiooA'h'
D. -, $780,. 1-,,o, O - w
Lecture by Professor Rces. Columbia college, IL 'oO
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YOEK...... FRIDAY FEB IA, 1880

PORT OF NEw.YoEK.... -......f "'DNi' FEB H. 1870
ARRIVED.
,. ,,uic tBr) DAWSON Liverpool Feb 5. Queens.
Town Il; " mn mi, passengers TO Bruce l7tS Arrived
nj ~ AT / - y W ,..,..... ,... 81,
vessel 10 lNch Idyr a. 90
steamer Ike tBr. Rowe ~tJaso REQ q. with iron O
AmhoV ...,....
toJohn Van Nickl" >..,,.....
rnl a. ut,l DIS 4rngrr~ IL N,.trHn
Sc,u.r Roanoke IIulphcrS. Newport News ana Norfolk
xrttl, md, So md 10 old dominion =, Co
steamer Marcia BIZ Icnnick Perth Amuoy. IN ballast -
gimu-On. SpruCr a YOUNG.
Ucrl. Nomi Havre ~ days with ndse To
der vessel IL b. Narrcllmanu
n,tk dh Sheraton OBJ. Coumans, Boston. ballast to
Fggrrs 4 llrinlrlu.
SUNSET wind SANDY Ilook ircsh. SW. cloudy Gnd
hay Al Ciiy Island wind hight. SW cloudy
Arriyrd yesterday
steamer NiusSl Bornng. Fowey Jan Il. - Mcacls
Feb win usc To order vessel 10 master Arrived al Tho
steamer A1alca OBJ Pctrr. Jan 10 Maiauyas
Feb with To- order. vessel 10 John Seagcr Arrived
al thr ilt AZ u 20 p m
Steamer Nucrr, lu.h oal,r,t"n days. key Wc-twh
miss, ud uls,rngrre II NJ uurN
steamer DOMINION Couch Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with mdse aud passengers Ia Old Dominion 50 Co
CLEARED.
Steamer Holland (lr). boot London # w Hurst.
Steamer Tower Hill Brl Bennett London hendersonBros
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BARNARD TRUSTEES ADOPT A NEW CHARTER.

The trustees Of Barnard College, the annex to
Columbia College held their regularly monthly meet
ing at No. 343 Madison ave. yesterday. The chair
man, the Rev. Arthur Brooks was present. and also
Mrs. Francis Il. Arnold. silas b. Browne Mrs. W. c.
Brownell Mrs. Joseph H. ChOate, Hamilton W. Mabic.
Mrs Alfred Meyer. Jacob H. Schif. Mrs. James Tai
colt, the Rev. Dr. Henry van Dyke and Miss Ella
Weed The new course in chemistry was fully ar
ranged. and the new charter for the college was ac
cented with provision for twenty four members in
stead OF twenty-five. at present Mrs {. A.
Runkle and Mrs Almon Goodwin were elected as
s.~stees was fixed for the Friday after the first Mon
day In Nav The complete circular OF information
viii be given to the public as soon as II can be
onicialIv Endorsed by Columbia College
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
TIE WIND MADE SPORT WITH Ills DWELLING
John sullivan hod- carrier. is -quatcr on Some
meadow land where Coles ana lH'I'''"'n '''' ~
;,o.oc, II fine streets were extended. Recently he
nlaccd his slantv on some railroad ties and began
uniting ashes under it for filling. During the storm
Yesterday afternoon a gust OF wind carried the ShahY
off it4 foundation and moved 1t about four icc''
Johns daughter Maggie age twelve, who was the
only person in the house, was thrown on the SioVe
bv the movement If the shanty, ana Wa tcN'fc!N
and sol fire To the floor. but sullivan himself VINO had
been fixing up chicken coop when Zoo, d"clImE wa,
"a suddenly and uucercmOnOu~ly moved, cNlhgul hcn
thc flames with q few pals ~ water. lie VIII per
mil the dwelling 10 remain its present site al'r no
restores side ~ IT, whlch was l'I''u ""I ny ''D
vioIcucp Of the removal
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Up N BUSY H1ELEN.
4 MERRY CHURCH. FAIR.

4 ST. Valentines Flower Festival for the o'h''O
Of the Episcopal Church * Oh" Archan-''' one Nu"
drcd and cichccnth-t. and It NDh9l1~Av ave. t' lev
Charlie, H. Treat rector, wa, held 90 the H'.l'h
opera House lat night. Flower, cdady ana hrhO
r.f,e,iIncrt, we're for sale and there were also a
no.tors,c a wheel Of fortune and gypsy fortune
t.crJ Dancing began at 10 o'cloc; and h-tei unill
midnight Mr., Dorc Lyon and Mr.. John Men
were chiefly responsible for the ~uc~, 81 'hG ir-'r
They were assisted JOS Mr.. Arthur *. Jay les, VI 10
iobr VI r,rlou-lor Mi-- Eath:yu Drew. Ms j., SIC
pirr-ou Glenn Harris, Nj. A-uc, hughes ,i'' y, D.
ura1ncll MIR, William T.. ID. Vincent Miss \I"l'
nj and mi.llr.
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paid 10 the city, At special Council meeting Thurs
day evening Treasurer Charles l.. Lord was instructed
10 dispose Of oncha the Issue at l0l, the highest
offer the Finance Committee could obtain privately.
Bowling teams Of the NcwJcrscy Athletic Club and
Newark Bay Boat club rolled their first match Thurs
DAY evening, with ten men per team. The latter won
on a total score Of APO against l,2G1.
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LONG island.

J\NNICA-Thc contest over the VIII OF nari'
r,llo,t tho Rockaway hntclhccpcr. was begun IN
tir surrogate, Court At Jamaica YESTERDAY. me
r"t,tr H. valued al $-O0.Ooo and the contestant MIS-
.ir,v,n a daughter. received only 1900.
InNG ISLAND CIrN.-rwo boy, found tire" Pigs
, ,,,,rr IN Inc middle of SiXthet. early yesterday
,'oruiie and a. once carried them I" th' Sc'99U
,,r'.ir,t Pnlrc station. The polio" discovered that
il, Ir,,s foundry of Joseph T.. Mchcnnn had been
entered aud robbed of 500 pound, OF copper dmruiS
49,, rioht They arrested John Bayy, John BoNlc
and iom McNam-. the two last cN'onNict,
rhc rest Of the ,torn property was found burlcd III
= l,t MT far from Iiayly' house.
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MEETING AMONG TIE DOCTORS.

When the board Of managers OF the Eastern DIS
trict Hospital appointed new staG three months ago
il was thought that the troubles Of the institution
were at an end But the new house surgeon Dr. John
Gibbons, and the ambulance surgeon. Dr.. \. {:
Adrich, resigned Yesterday and the ret OF the saI
threaten TO follow their example. They complain
that the food is insufficient the accommodations un.
satisfactory, and the attendance wrctchcd. one II
eating cold grub and sleeping with bcdbugs.7
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r1cu MANS ,OY SENTENCED.

George FAIRIES. son Of Horace FAIRIES. a reputcd
millionaire was recently convicted ~ stealing electric
batteries from the Jc~sry city Electric Li-ht Com
pany and was sentenced Yesterday to two year and
.ix months in tire state Prison AT Trenton Noun-
Tarfc, wa first ecntcucod - paw nn" ~ lolp ht
A. the fine wa, not paid. Judge Lippincot rcrouSd
cred The case and decided To send the Young man IN
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4 Young SWINDLER ARRESTED.

Henry F. Boyd, young thief Of No. 1Sl PavOnia
ave. Jersey CITY, locked up at Police Headquarters
Yesterday by order % Inspector Byrncs. BY means Of
worthless checks Boyd has swinded tradcsmcn in tlis
city ont Of small Of money. Among the losers
arc Charles W. Dorm, druggist No. Gj7 Ninth-ave.;
W. L. Tilson, provisions, No 10 BedforCi-st; Narian
q Ward butchers, Leroy and Bleecker SIS, and the
Pittston Coal Company, at No. 404 West Fourteenth
n.
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BtNONNE.

some time ago the Common Council advertised for
sale $4,000 five per cent siAyear city improvement
bonds No proposals were received. By a recent
decision of the courts bond owners will DO taxed Ia
all extent which nearly destroys the premium formerly
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NEWARK.

DATE or TIE ANNUAL REGATTA FINED.
Thc annual meeting Of the Passac River Amateur
Association was held lat night VI. y. Mullm was
elected commodore L. \. Fontcmcyer secretary. and
f.. l. Hopper treasurer. The annual regatta Will be
held on Decoration Day, May 30.
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rorr r0Orp1p, ARRESTED.

Policemen saw four young men. Who had in-t
come ont oi Aquorstorc. on Par.avc.. early yc-.
tcrday morning atac. two men Cd succession aud
iinc their pocket. threatening dclth i tny ou''ry
were made. The four footpad, were arro,i"t. and
one q the assaulted mon. Who -td fr va. y J. .
baldwin of so. go HrDDmc.-'.. N"V orb. va.
taken INTO custody a, % witness. Tie p-. mo-.
John and william sullivan and Robert and Alfred
Ashton, are wei known 10 the police. Re. 0rrr.
Crravc, sent them 20 jail n default Of bail t. await
the action Of the next Grand jury.
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IIOBOKEN.
GAS EXPLODES IN CELL

Frank Buh the proprietor OF bcer-shop at
Washington and Fourteenth SIS, detected inc SheH
If cas Yesterday and went down 10 the cellar with
q Irbtcd Ian,p to investigate. When he opened the
cellar door there explosion. Buth was burned
about the lace and hands. but not dangerously some
rubbish caught fire but the flame, were cAuhSulShcd
before any material damage Wa, done
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ALONG THE SOUND.

UEIDGEPORT-Tl Philharmonic Club has elected
IN. - nniccr, President \. -. Muulton Ni'eprcodcn
# stag: secretary. i. W. HALL treasurer, ); H.
=. ~ librarian r. T. Ovcrton. rhc club il seeking
raudidatc FOR leader. 49,. The postmaster reports
on.idriallc falling oil III the number 0l valentines
a. compared with former years
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to run for three years and will be on the meaco
system, the Commissioner having power TO declare
the agreement void and to put on force ct ms own
men If the contractors fail in any OF thelr sIP1t
lions. IT will probably be a month or more before
the system Is under way.
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TWO LAWYERS FIGHT IN COURT.

quarrel took place between two lawyers. Joseph
G. GAY and Marquis d. Curtis. in the Court House
Yesterday over the time set for the argument 81 "A
motion and they came TO blows. Gay struck Curt,
I'm the face and was arrested upon a warrant issued
nv Police Justice Walsh. lie was formerly president
OF the Young Mems Democratic Club.
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Br), Hams. Liverpool via Queenstown

Steamer Umbra (Br Hams. Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon II Brown *
Steamer tBr). htkins. Hull sanderson q Son.
steamer EndeavOr (Br) Thompson Leith-Snpson Spence
d Young
STEAMER Amsterdam tDch stenger Amsterdam via Bou.
logne- Funch. Edge & Co.
BleIgne (Fr) Jousselln Havre-A Forget
Steamer IAef Erksen Ger. Scwad, Rio Janero. Santos
DO. VIA baltimore AL Line 80 60.
Steamer Atlanta BIZ. Cook Montego Bay Kerr & Co.
steamer state OF Texas. Williams. Fernandina-C II
Mallory IL Co
steamer Delaware Chichester Charleston and jacksonville
Y i CLYDE e Co
Bark cal On tBr South Brisbane-Arken& Douglass
Bark CaImoa (ItaD, Cacace Gibraltar and Marseles
Funch. ttlyc a. Co.
BARK Cuba OGor Springer Perth Amboy Theo Ruger Co
Brig Reindeer Standt Brdgetown, Barbadoes-H Trow
bridges sons
Brig Marenn. Moore. Hayana-W d Munson.
SAILED.
Steamer Runc f0r LverpOo Jersey city Bristo
mrisrr Peterson hamburg: Avena, Kingston ATLANTA
Motego Bay. City of Birmingham Savannah; Delaware
Ship Ivy. for Portland or.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Feb - Arrived. steamer HALEY DBL Ward,
from New YORK
ter nom Bremen hence for New York
GLASGOW Feb - Arrived steamer State OF pennsylvania
(Br) Mann. from New YORK. $1,000. $500, -.
LoxDoN. Feb IA Arrived steamer Ludgate Hill Obj,
Brown. from Ncw.NOrk. -
ayBtRG Feb l4-sailed steamer MARSHA GER, Mas,
for Ncw.YOrk. ,, ....- w.. IN.
Mlegt rod from New. N"TN - ,-,...-,. m, ,-
GIKKATAR Feb ii Passed steamer CALIFORNIA Brl Gar
vie from Mediterranean ports her way to Newfok.
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rnr Nl.rrRY or rnE ,m0oTING Nor .0LvED.

TINE MYSTERY or TIE NIIuOIIN" NJ H"'.' NJ
The body Of the man who fell dead win bullet III
mi. brain at one hundred and twenty eighth IT, ana
IcNinlron.avc ON Thursday night was mot '"''I'
at the Moreuc yesterday. ON M' a'". "'''
,,r,. tlc n..,rc NJ , woman and the initials " y. =
M, enc right forearm and am anchor and heart ON t"'
lefr arm Ar examination slowed tnt me iail
bullet had entered his head lu, behind 'l' nm ear;
me police, said the u1u HAD o"uW""u ll' w.; I,, ", i
trry expected To- find the man who was WIN MN ana
ran away after IA" shooting
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A middle aged man called yesterday at Mrs.
llcKcnzc's house. No. ~ Madison st.. and told tho
servant that he had been sent TO repair the bell.
When the servant went down stairs the man DIS
appeared taking the bell with him. several similar
thcfts have been reported recently
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
WORKING FOR FRIENDLESS GIRLS"
APPEAL OF THE HOME ASSOCIATION FUR SELF
SUPPORTING woMEN-AN EXCELLENT
RECORD.


Tho Home Association for self disappearing women
ard Girls at No. 352 PaciGcSt.. of which MIS- W. a.
tod Is president again shows record OF excellent
work done during the last year. The Home was IN
cornor,tcd i'm April 1880 and is conducted under TIC
sunervison of board of women managers, thirty IN
pumher During the year the society has sheltered
6fty.two Young women. who each pay ~ week Tor
hoard and lodging The object Of the institution Is
IN nroyidc a home for young and fricudcsS women
who would otherwise be exposed TO the temptations
and aluremcnts OF life in "a great city. The D0dFu
NJ management have released their present headpAar
tors for two years at the end Of which tine they
hope to have house of their own, specially adapted
IN the purposes of their work. with this object III
view they haze invested their building fund. started
in 1852 in the purchase of four lots in Livingston ST.
AZ point easily accessible from all parts OF Brooklyn
and New.York.
The managers now appeal to people - ASSIST III
building house, with appointments suitable for tIIe
needs of the work. Among the features which u j.
proposed to introduce into the new building VIII oc
scp;lIate room for each bOardcr and work room lpI
the unemployed. Girls arriving from England or HenI
bv the Young WOmcn's Christian ASSOCIATION IGlNc
lccn received and protected at the institution Dur
ing the wear 100 standard works were added 20 tlc
library The board points with pride 10 the cXccieht
health enjoyed by the household during 1o7n' WHICH
il ascribcS the i'll securing the best lOou anu
ventilation. a., 900.
Last night a musical party in support OF the a,So
citation was held at the home OF MIS- ltOLchDcch' NJ
400 WashinstOn-ave
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rlIr 1rA1AN MrRnEEER AEENGNED

John Romanclli. the youus Italian who shot and
killed Michael S,eorl in Brooklyn Wednesday night.
was arraigncd before Police Justice SSinc Yesterday
morning lie had been Informed thai Ni'"ri wa d'ao
INF dsplavcd no special emotion. The prisoner Id
that Soorli drew knife on him and lac shot IN sell
defence The prisoner was rcmandcd 10 await
rcuui-liiOn.
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TIE CITY SUPPORTED Ills BoARDlNG-Ho' 81
DR.. Theodore :. Wilcox, superintendent OF INC
Brooklyn Sanitarian Hospital and Dispcnsary at No.
1913 Lawrence-st., indicted by the Grand Jury
YESTERDAY and arrested upon a bench warrant Inc
charge against him is securing $l726 % of the ENcNc
Fund last year upon false pretenceS' Inc mVc''Fa
ton by the Grand Jury shows that the last annual
renor ~ tho institution was not based upon facts, and
that its alleged receipts and expenditures were
mythical The report showed That 1t was hcoIP31
rated i'm $40 TO relieve the sick and needy poor u
profesScd TO have assets Of $4,000 and liabilities OF
SI4,242 "a There asserted to be hitccn pay
natients and 327 free ones last year. In the last
i've wears Dr. Wilcox has received about $1,000 from
the city TO support his institution, when IL now
anncars was a boarding house. the bOarders figuring
as patients. When new trustees were elected re-
Gently. the true state Of affairs was disclosed
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nm c,v,x MIR srRrrrS gy CONTRACT

Commissioner Loomis has his new specifications
for letting the cleaning of the streets below Four
feminist about ready, and will submit them to the
poard of Estimate at its next meeting The contract
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
SIM rises 50 SETS 81 Noon r'' 5tI AN Moon "s'-o
HIGI WATER
us,,av HOOK 935 Gov. I-luL %5J nel cate. . 40
y usamJy loo. AS Goy. IsllnL t2tI Hen EilS GO
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vnlrNrErr rlEE coNrAXIE, ro DIsnAND.

The volunteer fire compInlc, viii d-bdud next
month, when the paid department VIII come int De-
Ing. The compauic, making their wills by
dl,po-iug 81 the valued relic, That have accumu-
lated lu their house, durius tAcnaly ycdlr % their
cAI.trutc. Mot of the m'M-ut,c- have been given
20 Inc Tntcr.ou Exempt Flrcmcu'- A-,oolit on.
Pa--aIc Company so. ha- presented valuable rec
ord, t. the Ncw-lcrcy Historical society.
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A. Vt >IfOT LpEE CApE> newest STYLES. leading fash
iouah.c lur,. all sizes ios ladies and MISSES Prices
largely reduced. {. 4. SUANNE. Eurrer, uptown. ia
West t-d-~'. downtown. lO3 Princc-st. Mail orders
promptly Sled.
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FOB REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
A NEW HAND BOOK.

ApropOs OF the coming convention
OF Republican Clubs Of the United
S,ntcs. at Nashville. TcnG.. The New
York Tribune has i'll press Hand
Book OF the National League OF Re-
publican Clubs, ia the style of the
weii>k known Tribune Extras. IL Will
be ready for delivery by January 22.
The pamphlet Will be found useful
10 All Republican Club men for refer
cncP.
The present status OF the various
Leagues and many of tie principal
club. ~ given qs,iic fully. and there Is
much general matter OF great inter.
cst.
rs CENTS A COPY.
Secretaries OF Republican Clubs are
authorized TO receive orders for tho
r7anG Book and transmit the same
90 this Office. Orders can be given
either 10 ciib secretaries or 90 TINS
ethCc direct.
TEE TRIBUNE,
NeW.YOrk.
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Mrs. WIN,Low's SOOTHING SYRUP

Va. heon rscl tr over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of M0THERs foT their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
INA with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOIitS the
CIIfLD SOFTENS The GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN;
Ct'RTS WIND collie. and Il the best remedy for
DfkPRUOFA Sold BY Druggists in every part Of the
world. Twenty-Five cents botte
Those unhappy persons who suffer from nervous
nos. and dyspepsia, should CastcTs Little Nerve Pills.
made expressly Tor thi, cia>-.
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Bernard Ecan was lately fined under an or.
dlancc Of the Board OF Health for building t'no
ncnt houses too closely. F.nn and tine Board Of
Health have hal bitter fight. II" appealed t. the
pa,,aic County Circuit Court, which ye.t.rday d.,
missed the appeal, on motion Of city Counsel simon
ton.
Gustav saifd, cx proprietor Of the National Hotel.
failed to appear yesterday in the county courts to am
s,ycr an indictment for assault, ana hi, bond Wa
forfcitcd III, bond -mau - samuel Kind salicd l'
supposed to he ia Canada
The New York syndicate. which recently got con
troll Of the ice cutting right on Greenwood Lake,
Macopin Lake, Lake llopatcong and other large
bodic- Of water IN upper NcwJcr,cy h1, been unable
70 secure a crop 20 Ear. and hn- just closed con
tract for u 900 tons Of Maine ice, at s3 % ton.
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OUTGOING STE1MER
Tn-nAK
Announcements
HrNRY 4. DANIELS. VI. D.,

HENRY y. DANIELS. VI. u,
$40 WEST 126GH-ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous System. GentoC rnaY Organs
Iuuoteuce aud StorIlty. Hours 3 u II, 20 5.
Kcrrcdv's Derby and Alpine Hats at 81 90
and - surI-, thCr elsewhere at ~ ana - alrcs
d., maker fo v.fer. six newest fashions 50 30,
/. so - 50. IS CcTtiandt-~t., upstairs.
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CURE for the DEAF.

PICKS PAT IMPROVED TUBULAR EAE CUSHIONS
crt overcome deafness ana noises in head. Unseen
ort.le sclf listing. Successful when all remedies
All Whisper, even heard distinctly Write or call Tor
illu.tr,tel book o, proofs FREE. Sold only by
+ VISCON. $50 Broadway. cor. l4th.st. New-YorE
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-02-13
Railroad or Railway Talk.

In nearly all matters connected with railroads
Amer ca has vernacular peculiarly her own as
distinguished from the technical terms employed
by the English. In fact, railroad itself is
barbarous Americansm utterly Objectionable to
John Bull, who says railway" The English
station becomes in this country depot" to our
shame and England glory. America has palace
cars. silver palace cars, express cars baggage
cars, mail cars, sleeping cars and sleepers. Poor
old England knows nothing of such luxuries as SO
described, but her people enjoy them under less
pretentous titles. The buffer of the old country
becomes the bumper of the new, the English
stoker is our American fireman.; the British
driver answers to the name of 'engineer' in
the United States, and John Bulls guards in
this country wear the brassmOunted uniforms of
conductors" English gradients become with
us simply grades" and when, in the absence of
curves. we speak Of lair lines" the Englishman
says, Jaw, beg pardon, to what do you refer?''
Cars are "switched'' in America, "shunted" in
England the English know nothing about frogs"
but term them Iron plates where two lines inter.
sect" Then we have all kinds of "deadheads.'
from the tramp to the legislator; trains are de
railed' and engines are "ditched." England
knows not the meaning of such terms. But when
we drop down to the candy butcher for train
boy. rock ple' for sandwich. telescope" for col
Ision and "scalper' for ticket seller John Bull
says: Jaw, go wight away; you are coarse
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