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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
Excur,Ion 10 Wn.binp,on civ

LADIES, read our seal 'ad'' on second
page. Jos. HORNE & Co,
Penn AVenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
B, q 3.

Lace curtain and upholstery room is
bargain room this semi-annual remnant to-
day-to-dsy. BoGGs & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17

Upstairs and down-remnant day prices
that will satisfy eVeryone-to-dsy.
BoGGS & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
Thirty.NIue nfIuerr Examined.

The Board of Mining Inspectors for this
district continued the examination Of appli-
cants yesterday ana finished their work.
Thirty-nine men for the position of mine
boss were examined.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17

Via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. on
Thursday, January 80. Rate. 50 for the
round trip. Tickets good for 10 days and to
visit Baltimore.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17

At this remnant sale-a big lot of 50-cent
hand-knit toboggans at Is cents. A give
away almost. BoGGs & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
Their Firsr Double Turn.

The large plate mill of shoenDerger's at
the foot of Sixteenth street was started on
double turn last night, with force of 25
men at work. This mill has never been on
double turn before
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
seriou. Case of Malaria.

John Warden, son of Mrs. John Warden,
of Sewickleyr is suffering with a severe at
tack of malaria 1t is not expected that he
can recover.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17

Special reduced price sales begin to-day
a grand time and grand opportunity.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17

Less than half the former prices. Exam
inc the extraordinary bargains in our cloak
rooms. RoSENBAUM & Co,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
3, & b,

Kid gloves-you'lI not miss seeing the
bargains to-day, remnant day.
BoGGs & BUHL, Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
b. d b.

Misses garments, 4 to II years. at less
than half price. See them remnant day or
on any day.
BoGGs & BUHL, Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
Fine Jackets-Awav dawn.

Ribbons-remnant dav-to-day-ribbon
remnants that will bring crowd to this de-
partment. BoGGs B BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
B. & B.

You'll surely go to cloak rooms-remnant
day-Prices there even worse than remnant
prices; S. 90 for wraps, jackets and new
markets that crowds the cloak rooms with
customers. BoGGS & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
Hear what the Seal has to say,
PENN AVENUE STORES.
PIrTsBURa, Friday, January II, lsO

COLD FACTS. BUT FULL OF COM.
FoRT-TO YOU. To US question Of
expediency and business policy makes
them a sort of warmed-over relish,
when the alternative would be the
carrying over of hundreds of fine Seal
garments and consequent idleness Of
thousands and thousands Of dollars.
The main point is WE HAVE DE-
TERMINED to rid ourselves of our en-
tire stock of Seal garments, and as
quickly as such a vast amount Of
money-laden goods can be moved. The
way we shall do it is by making enor-
nous reductions and by explaining to
the people why they ought to buy now;
why people who never thought they
could can now buy; and why it will be
folly to wait until another year.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17

THE Iron City Brewing Co. Formerly F.
& " are experiencing a constant increase
in the demand for their ale and porter.
Kept by all dealers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
See ConEre.n % se..Inn.

Take the excursion via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad on Thursday, January 80.
Special trains will leave at 8 A. N. and 9:20
P. n,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
b. d B.

LADIES, read our seal cad" on second
page. Jos. HORNE 8 Co.
Penn Avenue Stores,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17

LADIES, read our seal "ad'' on second
page. Jos. HORNE & Co.
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
Our marked-DOwn snle of Alaska Seal

Commences to-day. Customers can rely on
the quality of these goods as the best made
the finest and choicest you can buy, and
at very low prices
Jos. HORNE 8 Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17

5SHSA any Hu4uoLg
be told
The regulation
1rice at which .
eliable dealer
an sell an Alas
IA Sealskin Jack
t at a reasonable
,roft of Sl25. An
Alaska Sealskin
iacque, 40 inches
ong. of the best
Sealskin, should
cost SIS Anew
market, So inches
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17

Some facts well known to the trade,
but much less known by the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
HrcH MONEY SPENT FOR ISSUING BIBLES

The annual meeting of the American Biblc society
WAS held Yesterday at the Bible House hA''uuse
Enoch L. Fanchcr presided. seated Oh the Platform
were william II. Crosby, jane NJ. Brown Johl JAY
Theophilus \. Brouwcr, Augustus Tabcr ana Jalc'
Taft About twenty-five members we're present Inc
annual report showed that the toui cas-" rc'rP'' 'o
general purposes were 91o' 'o"" o'' III '"",,'o" ~
e., 90. ma ,r.s received fOr investment The dis
t tr',' amounted 20 35499j Ihc number Oh
ibs Tcsaments and parts OF me ElDle Issued 10y inc
Ia inc wear Amounted u .40G,OJ1 The election
~ hoard Of Managers Of the fourth Gas, 70 serve
untl 1853 resnltd in The choice o. VI" ipL'W!hfi
Vn'i L;n.vais i y Stearns, A. &. Armstrong, W. i.
fillmore + l. stewart, W H. Wood, A. ID. r. Kan
d0iph, Alexander f. orr r. - M a9 t vacancy +,
M thir1 elias, caused By the election OF James Iait ~
~, ,,,' yicc president IN the course Of the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

,,o,hcr chi,d died yesterday at the prvat" nursery
Ion, hy Mr., MAY al 80. 3J7 navy ST. \ "'"'
Inspector who visited iic place PRONOUNCE ~, 40, 10
,,nd,ti,n and the rt"nse i--uod t. Her VIII NV W
>,tcd unless mi,u " agcIn'nt is proved 10y t'c -"
ric,y for the Prevention Of Cruelty Ia 'hildre"'
nc,,b. last wc,.l,. 3i2 births. 307 marriages ~
Eip,y Rope. president Of the hrlo"lln ,ruS1
nan, H. scr,oi,ly III At hi, home. SO 40 f'crr'l'"y
H.. head an attack Il the grip on Tuesday An"
,,. l,or confined To nj, bed sine" th't ,'"'' ~,
nh,sic.nn said Yesterday that the act'n OF "' "''''
,,,,, not strong and pneumonia might SCI M
The Rev John -. Clark pastor II the i1Is'ni p ~,
-,'.,,i,uol chapel II Dr. ~tor>- 'hur'" "' wv -
rim. f. dangerously III AZ 80. 62' Mar'y"Ne.
ryu Engineer \. II. Math"su, VINO j. '' ,,'--,
,,h violent assault upon d., former 'ndi9'u' I.n,l
.,,.,crrlu va, released Ia 5000 BAN O US
Pratt. ncf,r. HON h. was taken on VII, 1 ,ton -
,,rpu, Yesterday. Mr.. sommcr-l'' 'o"'''''" "
critical ,, ..i... l,rn
Daniel J. Nccullum has begun suit AGAINST ''.,h
IT, rarr,.l 400 undertaken Of 40. - ,"l ,h, 1.d
cover = 900 q, damages because H'. "'' 80, Inf,
. - ga. buried 10 tlc Foucr' l'" l''"''' w..
~ O., a., ,,~, cemetery \ few month, 40 h' '"u."
for the decd of the grave ava IL wa ,", .t .,
ilo f,und record that %" body h'd ".' ON" -
a., p,r.r. Field where u cannot h' "''''''''
-,..s,,r AZ I ,.., Krrtt,chmar presenter ''t' -
. ~, .,.,rr,i .or, ,c.tcita, 81 tn resolutions
. . .,..,i. .tr..i, tn t,riNc-cnd. c-P'iNf 80
rrec,. ave. bali th. cost Of op"nnS " me " -. .,.
,nnd lave To- pay. supervisor Va N''''' =, -, go.
end held that tic veto had not been pFc-'H',n ~ Nv
rcu dsy, required ~ las, ana inc 'o'' wa" "
until the fact Is a-ccri'in'd. a.,
The. \.orn Athletic Association has sour" =" ~.
junction 10 prevent further comp ,'r' ,.,. ..,,
mn b., Tho Ncw orb Herald, ~hi'h u'' ~ -.
g.. won Dol. tnoIn at tho races Of the "a'lpl. r,
.,,,,,y Association At Morris Park on NPrl1 -, -
,fr,c AWARDED tho cup to the Acorn men pn' " i ,r
ro, iccu forwarded. OWNS To "'P"' wv
rcfctcc, decision. r,-onratc
-, ,, ,d i.,ue bond, therefor. e. meet tl' w
tri..cv In the Department Of Charities ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
n1nr X A HOSPITAL.

rour patients in the jersey city Hospital greater
IL. In that institution on Wednesday night INC
a,,orts wore all suffering from alcoholism put were
lent in the main ward of the ho p'al' lncS "o.o
erst placed in straitjackets. but they tore ,"e =.
pieccs. and the attendants in the ho'p'ai NV" ~"
them TO the beds. Two OF 'hc p""''' ,rs, oi1cd
"'." .no conld Law they hands on. ana wheh
.,, ,.',,, attendants attempted to quell the as
"rbance the prisoners '4Ts% 1G MISSILE Tcy threw
az ran a.uuu" 49,. ~ thc windows. upset the b'ds OF
some o Of the other patients ard FOR bd hep TGrS at
compete Co"i r,ncIlcd TO send for assistance To
stItu hp IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

.-....,.,.,..,. ,.,,,rrn ,ftNr.TFp C,fGIIT.

FUGITIVE COLOKED MINISTER CAUGHT
Jordan G. II. Christmas. tn colrrrd MIN Ter 'i one
y the jersey cts churchc-. who disappeared about
four weeks az, with the church flu1,. ami VINO is
under indictment for forgery a. vel. Wa arrested
Yesterday 100 orange and turned ove. e." Inc jersey ''N
authorities Christmas. after Dbl, disappearance. was
-, g., .,rirytcd N,.. and there hc 80, lost
sl,nt o. \ r1.aIor That Christians Wd' IT. ''I'. 20
reached Or.ccr Kelley. 90 the orange force, f'-'"ut
roitlr and hc arrested him iU,t a. hc Wa boarding
, train nu the Iachawanui aud western HdilitH i"'
Nc,, York. Christmas Wa turned Over u pcl'' i've
IIorllch and taken bach T. jersey Oiif.
Robert C. Wctmorc ore Of The oldest and best known
residents Of south orange. va, stricken with phihN '
u TUESDAY and now lies nncYu,c.ou, ~ DDS nome va
HIdecwOod Road. lie is eighty i"o year "''
MAYOR Truman. Of Orange. las received 'h"'"
,,r 200 from the German American Insurance Com
- -, x,,, York iu recognition Of the services OF
he Or,ug. Fire department AT the recent hIc IN t
house Il George v. B!anlhall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
CLOSE OF TIE CHESHIRE MAY MEETING

London. NAY 5.-Thc Chestcr MAY mccunS 'i''''
od.v TIL, race for the Great Shire iiaNni' az
stoke, Of fifteen soverelgns each for ihF y'" QUO
and inward about one mile ana quarter was
won by A length by :. j. Bakers morse lSI"n''
M Abin.ton's Father C"HieaSor ""' ~ '"'' w
lengths in front Of Captain h. H. Jones
r. Ia, hating was 10 on Tyrant. = 10 ]
against Father Confcs sor. and 10 to against
ThcOsophst.
only two starters came 10 The post Tor tms race
Of about ono mile and half !or the pee LIN l,
Of twenty sovereign. II was Won Nv an, LII
"d,t s"infoln The Duke Of HcaufOrts hlN Bulis
,yc was the other runner. The post "lda "ci'
10 Ia / on Sainfon-Bullocyc had no baNr''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
c1rnGNMEN A. nnwLEEs.

The majority Of PAINTED 'lcrS'"'n nav
-. =. n,,,iiu, of late. st a regular mcctins OF
-, ,r..ccrt Ic,.nie held on "Wednesday ul-h th'
t,lovinc minister, were elected unanimously - mono
,,,r, member, 81 tho organization; The h''. W. Ia
richards. Cd. the Crescent Avenue church, i'' h'N'
r. loan Murphy. Of lloly Cro,, Ew,'9lAl ',,,'
,Lc Eos, Cornelius ~olcnck. 81 lii'N lt''"..l''"
Grprrh and The Rev. T. VI. Eodunu, ~ 'ia,"
Epi-copal church. The Ecy. - l.: p-' 81 '" -, i,
AX,nu. I.arti.i church and ID" hcN - ~. - ~, ~
ii,c seventh Day BAPTIST church. nave h"'n 80,
'c,.,or. for .omc time. ard strongly i"oum,hd"'
~ hrvl,ug 10 their c.olc,ii>ticai brethren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING .NEW.S
PORT OF SEw.YoRR... THU RSDAY. MAY = 1879


PORT OF SEwYoRK... THU RSDAY. MAY =. 1890
ARRIVED
steamer state OF Georgia Or Noodle Gla'sow April %
Mov, - with n and passengers 10 Austin Baldwin 90
str,mcr Island Dam Ssjo, April - Copenhagen
2: Csa@ =. = % y. Win , p,r e asa pa'
steamer VhmpA - swain. Mediterranean ports VIA
Bro. Arrived at the Bar at 3oa m
steamer iapace ,brl Sacr Santos Apri3 RIO Janeiro
5 VIII; ise To Bn-A JevonS Arrived a. the Bar NJ 20
, m. ,,....,,, n, ,..ou,. :, ro,,. ~ - u,,..,v
wi h mi.r aud passengers a. Rowrnc a Archibald
steamer Win hrop Brag. Portland. with mse TO Horauo
steamer D'moc.. Ehrise. Boston. with mdso II r
Snip iucy Nckels Nickes Buenos Ayres as days. in
BSpk Francesca tItau Maresca Batoum rs days, with
h,ori,c root @ order. vessel 10 master
SUNSET wind at sandy Hook moderate. NV. clear AT
CITY Island wind moderate. NV, clear
Arrived YESTERDAY
steamer Martr, tBrl. Hammond Hun April -. VIA Bos
STEAMER oa,, llr. >,pledon. RIO Janeiro Aprl 10 -
LUCIA iaya with md'e anG passengers To BusK d Jcvons
steamer JONAH sycrdrdp NGr. Mon.en racoa eaays
steamer city % Augusta Fisher. sa'annshA days Win
SIeamrr cy Of Atlanta Dole West Point with mise
O!d DOMINION - Co
CLEARED
steamer BAyonnc (Brl. Payne Blrkcnhrai-G Hcyc.
steamer Mora'n ter. Wnckler Hamburg VIA Deptori-
steamer Bensucl. uoru. Rora Azores llagemeyer &
Steamer AIycna r Macsay Kingston Por, Llmon SC
Steamer Samaco Pierce Nassau stJaso and Centnego,-
Steiner JohAn svcrirup Nor Mon.en Baacoa-om
PclrsrlL
4 90
steamer Ions Buck Hanson Jackson VILE Fla Warren
steamer CIrot Augusta Fisher. SAVANNAH Walker
steuucrClis of Birmingham. berg savannah II l. Walker
steamer OF Atlanta. Dole West Point Va Old Dominion
Old Dominld Ss Co
steamer + Mathews lBrl, Couch Newport News John
NnrK C1ula tttnp. Asie. Stcttu- tuncl Fydr 4 60
Bars CoIndcnza lta. IaggOmars'no Passages Sp-Johr
SAILED.
for Hong Kong, Britannia Narseilles
Wicnnd Hamburg state Of Pennsylvania Glasgow Dorian
Clcufucgos America, Port Orno
CO. be slda Guyandotte Norfolk city OF Atlanta. West
shin dthona. for calcutta,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEES.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Csndon aud tty OF New York (Br). , from Liverpool
hrn,n for New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. May S-Arrived. steamer Travc GER.
Wi!cgcrod from New York on her way 10 Bremen.
May Sailed steamer Furnessa (Br). Harris.
| fran Glasgow Tor New YORK.
CORTLAND Bill. May S-Passed steamer Hindoo OBI.
Douglass from New York on her way To HUI
SCiILY. Passed steamer Augusta Victoria (Gerl.
Albers from New.Yors on her To Hamburg.
BoRpEAUN May Arrived steamer Plessy (br Gillespie.
from New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI.
Jersey CITY.

40 ,rrrpxoON WITH THE CARTERET OLoh.
,u,.ic,, matinee was given By the members Va
Tho c,r,oret Club Yesterday afternoon al "hch o''f
ooo ro,non we're present. An Interesting cohcer.
consisting Of rrcltations. vocal and in'trumen'ai
,,,sio ,r,s ,,vcp Among those who took part were
Nrs ". Hunter Brown. Miss NJ. Gertrude 'aiia'u ',
Mis- Maudc Chiffon. is Corina th.'' n''S Aa, 'e
.'o''o. ,,,.~ tn. entertainment a luncheon was
Mr, N1 ~ the nerforac.s by Mr. and Mr. " CONN
Am S ys Mere n NT he a%% pr, Nr and
Young yrs, h y, Mrs. shppcn Miss Coffin Mrs
Va a"'G Rccr D io,5 5Ge Sir, ,'I r. Pse
Miss ioiii Ill.,. Niss cable Mrs. Rudderow' ME-
Nh nds,in Mrs joseph Mccoy. Mrs Beach. MIS- L. H.
nrelsicr Mrs r. Aprar and MIS-. L. 81 NpeN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

,.r.. President, Angelo Roake N cepi treasurer
L: "ppegndlcbmrg: captain George Frazer' 'r' "0"
,,nmmn, " ". saunders. $500 j., - T.
.... 1T vERNON.-A me cSsa99IY IF Wilson and others
Asy the various political ana os.y
est, NJ ms VTi.' "stinr thai he support the Rapid
rauI" b With the amendments as P o y,o p ~
IN" acl-.0 tc,v cave an interesting conversational
the arti'l; God Rcadiug-Pro,c.' before the Young
women friends in thc Reformed Chapel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
TWO "SLEEPERS" AT LINDEN
STARTLING SURPRISES IN TIE FIRST AND
THIRD RACES
ST. JAMES AND EEMrLAND RUN DEAD HEAT
-BrRGEx N TROUBLE AGAIN

ST. JAMES AND NENPLNNp ~ $500
-BrRGEx N TROUBLE AGAIN
Two d. slcepers- awokc at Linden Park NcSt3r
dov. spreading CONSERVATION among the OCCUPANTS
Of the quartcrsrct H. Guard in the h''' rare :" - -
d and TO l. and the imported EnsishmAh rHi"ii"'''
nv Cbcviot out Of scraps, In the thhiu' "' = ~
5,oi Both vor without effort "u"Id Was 'i ou'
lef, AT the post. At the head Of the homes c''" II"
had all his opponents al his heels. whipping an"
spurriug P,ramatta literally walked away 1T vi M
cola lie was the only horse in the race. mo
other creatures on four leg were Hauu-"oIS VI ''
Barrster type-silicf 'rous heimihthous fA"'',""
might possibly have given Guard race uu' lor mo
ouar, of Jersey lightning within him. which induced
him 10 run away afr gong 10 '"'
most His seemed strangely UNIV
,,ust ON this occasion. lie Lacked MS
,, ,,,.rauv los, all his bets by the runaway, aud
in addition was fined $40 for decorating Peanut Jones
with the wrong cOlorS. ,,
The old Tourist. by wandcrer Bordelalse
turned up the winner OF The second race lie hAH
only lot of goats behind hlm.
snarnc. ON his best behavior, rompcd home In front
I'm the fourth race. a selling affair wc inc last race
also a selling affair, went to Moon''ohe'
The fifth race saw It. James nightly improved
cou considering his performance on wednesday, ana
resulted in a dcad-heat between him and henpiand'
who ought 10 have won WITHOUT S""e-I''
There are many "shocmahcrS III thc
saddle these days that no oic cNci Hio" ~
il going 10 get a ride for his money. By thc way
what has become Of the English Jockey lohilNSoh'
referred TO in this column month agol lie ought
10 be riding.
The starter has his little grievances Bergen ne
declares gives him 50 much trouble at the post thA'
he had decided 10 let him ride hereafter for no on
but his employer. e. Walbaum. TINS Is hsru VI"
Bergen and hard the public. Bergen nan H'0
mounts Yesterday and did weeks work luggH1 INC"
over the coarse in the rack. HIS faithful follow
er~ went home very sad. Thompson ana j. n. IN
have been suspended for the meeting. AndN M'
Carthy having humblcd himself before The arbcr OF
our racing fortunes, ha- been rcn>iated' me NV NV
macuIatc titilcncd complained Ia the judges tal h'
U.rmOtt tried to toss over the rails III inc dSt
race on Wednesday whcreupon the judges aiIl'h>Heu
NcNernDrt. warning him not 10 40 III again II H.
didn't want - b. ruled oil. -, -, go.
The card not attractive. consequently the'e "''
a falling oil in the attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
PLAINFfELD.
PLAINFIEID.
TIE FORGER CAME HOME To DIE.

THE FORGFK IANE III'Nf II HI'''
1o,n VI spencer disappeared from hi' nome III >'.''
o,t,oc,d on March , last. He Lad hrS"'"''" "'"
~ that time 10 the extent Of -2''ooo '''i''S ~, ~
1.,,cni. Of Aaron Allen. Fla, Nleh ana "''""
w ,. They all declared that the Endorsements
,-.crics Unknown to the an'h"Fl'''''
.,c,c,r returned to hl- home few dys as' -,
,r5,v ne died from heart disease. tc I,-Nn 81 ''"
l'ru'' ~, ti .,lu,,,ou The First National lana 90
~ ,n,.inG,id and ~omcrvillc and Newark hhi,' nav
liiv Iccuu suits against the Nr-'ir. Niich anu
a'd'' n, ,",udaic tie Inducements upon the h',f'
,frod Iy -pcuccr t. cover biz Indebtedness - IL
mother who i eighty years Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
COLLEGE MEN HCLD A REUNION.

The class Of 20 Coll.gc Of the City Of New-fork
.o,a,ra,od the twentieth anniversary Of its gaiua
lion by dinner a, the Delta Kappa Epsilon club honNc
w Al, Fifth avc.. last evening The committee
h,,,,c the dinner in charge consisted Of Michael IL
car,olo the Rev. samnal VI. Jackson and Nathan
49,, g. others who were present were DR.. Robert
,hr Waterbury. John II. Mont gomcry. DR..
tt,Ia. u Kelsey Professor Charles A. DOrcmus. DR..
Sharies A. Knch. Charlie; H. Ne'tlet9n George +.
SidN - tnodo,ir f. I'ndcrhil. Thomas r. Whit.
IsmeS G. Furey Charles s. Brown. James H. stcr-
ling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

Ijnd,n's b.u.of.faIc ior uis afternoon shows some
,,n,,y.u,ut on that Of yesterday. The SIX ia''- on
,bc riorIammc have With onr c>''ruon. hlci "'" anu
Is, mas. case. tn, four.l,.gcd L.criNc,> are OF Eighty
,,,. l, than those that faced starter Yesterday
4 horse race will bo seen IN tn lic" Handicap ''
miles II plabIo JUDGE Morrow. Bcind1. stockton anu
King crab a. 20 to IT, poet and, ~ th' br'' '"''' "
init IL 4. to be- hou,d ihat Mr.. Langf"M "ih nov aI''"
,ot, d,,,,lrt,,,. ON the public by accepting Daiio h
,is stall The second race has f'd 10 III. ana ah''
fr twovcarod. over a. fuslong-. WEI d" substitutes
for IT, Entries for the new race. which VIII be- P'' So
ond ON the Programme close at the tf''" al i
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NEWARK.

william lIoasland. who VA, on trial Yesterday for
COMPLETELY in the robbery Of Nochrds"', Jc"elry
foc,ory. Wa, acquitted last night the jury HAVING
l.cn ont several hours. william, and Coleman. who
we're convicted Of The robbery few d"'s ago testified
that U.acand who employ Ell by Nockrdsr.
ul,nncd the robbery. H,asand', prc.lpu, good char
sc,., Offset the testimony Of the two burglar.
Mrs Annie Douglass age hfty one, was stricken
,t,h .,o,lr,y a short distance from her home lu
Wucr ri - last night and died almost immediately
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LAMA, resu,oipc the lead opened gap OF length Kemp
'A ,,t,c second Place. while Sorrento ana Samarla
-, ,,it.t each other for third In the stretch Kemp
,s rd,.Iv oy,rhaulcd James and at IN; sl\h posi-
1 him rrdcr punishment Clayton refused to exert MN
IS, and ~ - suIt WAS 4 dead heat. with sorrento thiu.
four lengths away. Rose wa beaten on 'Sr
,,d nave won the race. The purse was dNiucu'
-, ADMIRAL ~, John and The Doctor din not start
Ivru rN,E-rI RISE $3.50. SELLlN"' ~ "
ABOVE THE ALE DC FCHLoN"S.
,,,.o., A,.t,..s ,h q Noonstono, by tau, Jus
n so T ',is r- b. Monte Christie neGab H.
: ,:od.ch,lk.s ch G. Adoni,. aged. 93..V iAy~a, u
- ,,itnfs's rh q Arizona 1, 100 - pi-' n
! s'nnrf., L. T. by Lon. fciow-Atj!r' s. S-NoIv11",,2
s. T. Dovrlng's h. Z. Ton h'ar"'' ,,irtcn,on' O
Dunn.s en-. f. Village Maid. 1. 100 uitu,hRifiI q
" e. Dav', b. T. Little Barefoot - ~ Ndnoin II
VI StiHir = h. e. Ted ington. t. 93 S''h'
p Ualrn', b. h. Matte Looran. D. lOo.' l"""P''
p.,,,os 10 winMoon "' fslortc to MGnis
christie l., 10 / Adoai- 70 Ailo"a f +" - +"
Loaraia l. SQUIRE 10 to L. a'' f @ T,diinrtGi
70 to At , m iasc"Moon tone s. Monte christie
: 70 / Ndoni, 3 10 J. Antona : 90 ,M''NIy XNiarn
Maid ! 10 l. Iom Kcarns to l. lcdd.nsoi : 10 l. "'"'
voo,one took the track at the fall OF the nag maze
-, , ,,o ~ ,hc running. and IN common cahter
~, Iorc,h and a half: Monte Christie second three
1t, ,cfor. AGon.s who boat Arizona sN '.neth>
r, winner was bought in hy the owner f"t 7lAo'
,I,d as.laud rum M up tn Irice. Mail" L"oFam
t orcr1vng prominent post on near ihc h'1a " u'
,o,r,,cb turned his 81 fore ant.e ana s,opIFd
,,,rtv being unable to hn IA. HIS owner Was hh'd
$40 Tor using the wrong toois
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80 r-,nwAY w1LL Nnw nf rNrENpED.

.,,. nr.,,l,y between the Sor,h Hudson Railway
Cor,,ny and the CITY authorize over 10" cN"n'I""
Of the elevated railroad from the c!"va'"r =" TIE Court
Hons. IA, been amicahly arranged and the WORN 10y
constructing the road VIII lc pushed i'"ar a, fapaD
"a. p.,-.ibc Tire difficulty Nts due Z" t' i''' ''''
~. ,und,fion Tor d.. ad. l1d oli Do thf plans.
a. ,trI. ID iI.;srfcr. with che 'N, water mans.
i,, ,c r,ublc has been olrAtct by change Oi pIAh'
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pnCKIANn COrNTY.

NYACK-In October last Mrs Amelia Nrcdenhlrsh'
while getting of train Of the Hudson River Railroad
AZ Croton. was the last step. when The tram ,ihFi'd
,b,,,,ring her to the ground and Nlurlng her arm
,rd .houIncr She sued the railroad company IN the
Portland circuit Court. before Judge cullen, ana on
"wednesday evening received verdict i"r T"'oV