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New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
TO DISCUS, TAXATION AYD PENSIONS.

The Political and Economic science Department OF
the BROOKLYN Institute last evening considered pans Tor
work 10 De- DOM. II decided 10 have public al
dr.- d., eminent men original Investigations. d-
cl..ion Of economic que tious ard Instruction 10 sub
ir,f. within the scope Of the department. The first
matters to be- tukcu up fOr investigation VIII D. tax
alton and pensions. The t'imcf, ga a,'ia'rd T."
Tloiua- g.. ~Acarlnan y in \. lNI"'' ran" 81, .'u ~
,,-y and ,,.b.r, ~ ir-.HI u. \. Dunn.u- "ul have
c,r.r ~ thc pension question. Topic rlahs T. INC
al. of liquor aud education were r-crvcd or iutur"
Ann- lhernlLnn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
cIry cOryclL coNN1rrEEs.

The following standing committees Of the CIV C'uh
III for the year i-9O were appointed lat night hy
President GlhooN l.nau' 'ami"'H Hh-'F'
Brown Law Connolly. Cogbiu. Ha-ey. street,
and Highway ~chlcm"r. Gla-h. M'G"th. S""rr-
and Drina-c- Brown. Clay. smith. Pablo Grounds
and Building. NoGrath. Miller. NcCandlc,'. Print
Ing smith, Clay. Poole. Ea.Ifold,-Cormn, camp
BELL Poole Health Nriyas. TAoma,. Van Hart
Poor and AIm,- ,Caudlc,s Lawrence. collins. Police
Escuolf Nriv1s connolly. Lamp. Ga, and wafer
Hart Flynn. Tlou. school, "ir-ly, Io"nly.
Tr.uoN Markets Flynn. Iilon Collins. Shows
and Exhibition, -rownly, kurI, Miller.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

Boston, Jan. 10Th, committee of the Warren
Avenue BAPTIST Church. which wa- appointed To -o to
CHICAGO ana extend cl to "a" Ecv. tcorsc Lorucr,
has returned. but without th. assurance ot hi, accept
aucc Deacon @. NJ Wentworth, Who /, 1t the head ot
the committee. says Dr Lorimer ~iId that. although
ne lihcd Ho-ton he WAS not pvpauI tO consider tho
invitation extended by tie Warren Aycau' Church
or any other Dtli. At present hc Was deeply cn.
gagged In u!e church Hurh ana MAS u tAc ua-t Ot
>u,D,-. .Ul season d icvNAl lu NlrN OF t3i,. the
committee did not ur~c am aoctptuc', bat expressed
Tie hope That lU ta. rli'uuetIu,tr NuuN prrult hm
10 take the cali into favorable consideration. 40
further reply i, cNpc ted from pr. Lormcr at present
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
A rALSE NAKNLAaE. 4 AEGAL ONE. TMEY 4 row.

Il
Chicago. Jan 10 tspec!aiD.-rhc Latest IN CHICAGO,
divorce court /, the appearance Of MAY T.. Graham
suing Henry II. Graham for separate maintenance.
Mr. Graham ), one Of tho Bang, sisters. the spIr
ltuaIl-t mediums, whose -cauC"- profitable up
TO the time the police descended uu them, conpln
Of year ago. and prosecuted them for obtaining money
under false pIctcucc-. Graham g. manufacturer OF
navnrue ,.1trict- and ha, considerable wealth The
wife in her petition, aa's that thr' were married In
the Office Of justice OF the peace In Nw lOrh tity.
November .. l---. but that la't summer Graham IN
formed her that the Justice only pretended on
cial aud that the MARRIAGE was Illegal. Although
con, ,idcr1bly annoyed over this information. Mas did
not faint, but demanded that Graham marry her
legally. She kept at him until finally he went with
her to Racine. w.. ia November l--J. and thcrr
the knot wa tied fat. Since the real marriage took
place. Nay d.c!tcs thtt G.-tliam la, not supported
her. refused 10 live " Ith hcr. lie ha- refused
10 lntridutc hcr to Doe, friends hl, Wlfc and hd,
denied the relationship. Nic eHNr thnt Graham has
.COOOO iu bonds and mOrtrlg,-, which he threatened
pach Gp and Out oi the state. she therefore
PRAYED for q writ ol ur cNcat. which i,,iird hy
.ludcr collins. Graham arrest Il and brOu-ht e.
the sheriff office. where lie Was required To givc
$4,000 bonds answer the suit. He acknOw lcdgcd
that be legally marIict.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
IONG ISLAND

LONG ISLAND CITY. suit = the Laurel Hin
Chemical Company a-lu-t tie Board 4 pervi-Or-
II Queen, County was called iu the supreme Court
yesterday. TWO years a-J the company hired Pnhor-
ton detectives 10 -uah hclr property during strike.
and after the strike pefc"ahy -'ttled. presented
% bin of rI.-o0 to the county for the service. The
supervisors rejected the lill
NEWTOWN.-Thc horse lcsh bologna factory Of
Henry Bose D. ovcriuu with hu-ue--. During tn
last week twelve horses have been tlld and turn'd
into bologna and "dr.rd beet" rl' proprietor ~ay-
that the not gcty given hi sine, ly the newspaper,
has increased the demand fIr h'- cpod-.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
RECOVERING LAND SEIZED By PHILIP DAY.

Long Branch Jan. 10 ,-y.ciaU.-Thr ca,c ~ Law.
renee Iffe and Others again 2 ~ nc and Philip DAILY
decided last night. when the Jury rendered a yer
dict in favor Of the Pixies with cents danags. The
suit was brought in the NcwJcfscy supreme Court to
"A strip If land and damages sustained from it,
by the Dalys some year, ago. The late samuel
VI. Pike. the builder ~ ~" Grand Opera House in
New York and other buildings Of a like character.
purchased large plot Of ground on Occan-avc Long
Branch, adjoining the famous clubhouse Of John
Chamberlain. The gambling establishment was sub
scqucntly sold by John Chamberlain Z" Philip Dalv.
who fitted up the buildug n the most expensive styc
and renamed it tl" Pennsylvania club. Mr. Daily laid
ont the ground, Of the club house with fountains AID
beds Of nowcr-. The heirs OF Pike aficrward claimed
that Mr.. DAILY had cucroaccd upon their line and had
fenced in thirty three and half feet OF their prop
clty. They brought suIt 10 recover the land In fhe
meantime PHILIP DAILY had transferred the clubhouse
to Catherine Day hi, wife The town authOr,I"s
opened second ave in the Of the property. The
strip OF land u dia pate now rcichc, from OCEAN ave
to second ave a distance OF coo feet. The -uit va,
hOtly contested. The Pike heir proved that thy
owned the laud. and 80" verdict which give, them
cents for damage, also give, tlI"iu tn disputed
territory. The viii De- appealed by the DtIre.
ha, charge Of estate. Last year the Pike c-ttc
tried to talk" possession Of IN" land nud gang II
Woriuicu began building fence down through t'c
flower bed II thc Icunsy va!a Cub grounds. They
were promptly thrown out and the case went into
the courts.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
LONG KRANC Ii.


THE PROSPEROUS SOCIAL LEAGUE.
The annual meeting Of thr trustee, of the Social
Lca4qlc. the leading club al Long Eranch, was held
on Wednesday evening. Nlnu \. llc-lcy. the
we'll known and influential lawyer. was chosen prc-
dent. Rice \ brown. one Of the most prominent mcr
chants of Monmouth County. vice president, Walter
T. Taylor. the popular Editor of The Long Branch
Record" secretary and Anthony Holmes of the Long
Branch EaulNuc Company, trcaeurcr The club l.,
ia most nonri,hns condition. and lis ladies' night,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
NEWARK.
FIFTEEN IL

FIFTEEN HORSES SUFFOCATED ~ \ BOX-CAh'
Eighteen horses were consigned to A. l.. HPHh'
horse dealer in Newark by dealer IN Earto' feih'
on Thursday night. The horses were placed Ill "
closed box car with n means Of vcnulat }" b"' inc
doors The car arrived al the freight yard ID New
ark of the New Jersey Central Railroad at y Il. III,
vrSterday When Opcncd fifteen Of the horses W,Ie
found to be dead The were heapcd toSihci
and the car filed with sthlng odOr; IN, ny y,
Ii hnrse. were damned I'm corners by the weight OF
thrir dead companions All # the fifteen horses had
bc n smothorcd They were fon-EIay' OF 9toHe
build.
The body Of "A boy found In the PasSaic River
near the Ccntre-s bridge yesterday, and was rccog
nizcd as that 4 Robert iIa cman age fourteen whose
parent, live at 40. 80 Charleton-st The boy had
been employed at bag making aud was drowned from
a pier.
The National Turnvercin has decided 10 build new
clubhouse to cost $1,000, the site to be in the
Thirteenth Ward
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
coRmrrrIoy ~ the 6Eyrrc1r cArrrAL

LouI.> i.ir. Jan. 10 ~p.can.-tce president smith.
Of The Loui.vi!f ana Nashville. il- ..d- e l.u- reply
to that part %. Governor Luc. uer'> message winch
calls attention 70 corrIpf lobbying 80 favor of rail
roads, lie cwphati.ally i'nic, That money has been
improperly used t. influence Legislation. In speaking
upo" tnt u..r. go dc..t .tc t,U.l. -cDl,o. Newman
broadly utm1.cd thS tie cNr.I.iN. agent, lpu' .ci
al tAc la-' l.I e. >.rl"" 1920 ljrufuucut before
thc rltc q. .iu!.ue W., e.. p..,! ,lJ ana, Mr. rttc
waited 40 Lo.-NIlc tp l,,.iNc tr. ..Ul. telling uia
whether the cNou euc,c'icd or whether lac should
~ L. H..
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
WAS MRS. hNIFFIN KILLED by CHLOROFORA

The numerous observations regarding the posi-
bty of inducing anaesthcsia during sleep have quitr
conclusIvcy shown that II l. only with the greatest
care the part of Xpcrcuccd practitioner that
such br accomplished at all. and then only IN
exceptionally favorable ctsra with particularly forth
nate surroundings. Again, while This condition of
thing, be sometimes produced with infants and
young children, shown IN many cases one of which
is reported IN this issue, IL is virtually impossible In
the cases Of adults.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
.NEJTS.
PORT OF NEw.YokK. JAN TO- 1889
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamer BROOKLYN city Br FIT Bristol Dee l5 Swansea
l9 with mise James ArkoI Co. Arrycda the Bar
steamer Rock ght DR. Parton, shields Dec 90 in balas,
to II ~.urzlurE,S x o. Arrived at tie Bar At m.
ndse io John Z Seagrr Arrived the At 80 a H.
steamer Wsstern.and tBcgJ. JamsOn Antwerp Dec 20,
with mise and passengers Peter Wright sons. Arrived
steamer ATLANTA (Br Cook Montego Bay Port Maria
Day. YIN md'e ana passengers To Kerr q Co. Ar.
steamer santiago. Allen cienuegos via - Jago and
with mdse and passengers TO Jas Ward Co AR.
steamer chamette Percy. New.orlcans days with nd,s
steamer Gqyandote. Walker Newport New, and Norfolk.
Eleanoa Bennett Portland with mdseto Horatis
Ship shak-pcrr Ger. Muller, Hamburg oct 2o with mdss
p,rg Lama lr, McArthur Demerara via ST Thomas and
Delaware Breakwater with sugar TO Leaycaf, CO. vessel
SUNsET-Wnd at Sandy look, light. Me- cloudy. City
Island. wind fresh. y h, cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Aene r, seider Jacmel Dec %. Aux caye'aa
passengers PIN Forwooi d 90 Arrived Al the Bar at Ills
steamer od Dominion couch Ric3mppa 1 cry Point ana
Norfolk. with mdse and passengers to Ola Dominion s'Co
CLEARED
steamer Spain tBr, Grifh. London-r w Hurst.
STEAMER Cnhc BIZ NIcaI liverpool j Bruce lsmay
Steaner BOHEMIA GER Lethauser Hamburg R cor.ia
St..H.r IA Normaudle ~. collier. Hayre A Forget
steamer Iasboneuse 5r, k,ng Plra Pton ,een
steamer Asa lsr. Morris. kingston Aux Cages 60
steamer asd Co9ia sran) carmona. Havana and MeIi.
can plrts j " Celan- 4 co.
Steamer o a'toulO wilder Port Royal and Fet
naudina- II Mallory a 90
steamer hattalrnuer Iaggeti. savannah r l. Walker.
steamer Nentlu,. berry. B,-tOn-U Dmock.
Iark Il Morrow (Brl, fren Penang. @c-tunch EdTs ~
SAILED.
steamers Lake Huron Srlbl for Liverpool! Newport
As.uali. CiIlad Cnrdt Havana Christian Johnson BarA
cOa. Chatliop, lIe,. savannah
TILE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FJRTiCN PORTS.
QUERT~roHN. Jan 10 Arrived, -amer Adra'ic OBJ Cant
oror from Seiora A.r o. Liverpool aut 9rJeeedes.
g. lefIiia .trI tralS,
Nc~ Ioro her 10 .,.s5- ami coded
sailed. steamer AL,iora tBr. campbell from glasgow
hc.c- f0r Nts. lurk.
uuNurr Jan sailed steamer Critic OBJ. Davies fs1
y .a. York
rorrgsp,w Jan Sailed Astral lBr'. Simpson.
NJ
i.NHvBG Jan Arrived. iner raormua Ger. Koch,
g., Sew YORK
frOu New
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
TO WELCOME DIR. rALMAGE oN HI- HErrRS

Arr,ne.mc,t- are heny made 10 welcome Dr.
Taln,a.c uron hi- return 90 Eroo"lFn with pnhN'
reception in the 18th Ec-imcnt Armory on the even
INK of r.briary g. The members of the TABERNACLE Ie
VIII welcome their pastor. the m"mhcT0 'i tHe ''-'
mont ,l..r chaplain and th~ public 80 large ~" pouu
lar orator NayOr chaplin viii preside, TIE l"th
Regiment band viH play. and 1ddrr--', Vii De- mad'
lv DAVID \. B0ody, Dr. +. i. Eng'isoll Andre" DO
Lean and others.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
OIlANliE.
THE TIIIED WARD DIVIDED.

Tho Common Council II the city OF Orange hcld
an Informal meeting on Thursday evening, at Wich
il wa, decided 10 divide the Third Ward II the city
there having bocu more than 1.oOO vot"S cast in
II NJ the h,' election The dividing line decided on
begin. AZ thr W,-t orange line at the terminus %
Central ave. and throuch Central ave 10 E,-cN
ave. to Reynolds Terrace. to 'cntn.-i. il wa, also
decided 10 make Park ave. the line between the two
rolling districts II tho second Ward, instead of White
md EAllAlc st,.. ~, tl pre-, NJ.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
NCW.BHTNSWICK.
THE INDICTED MN PLEAD NOT GUILTY.

Joseph Iayter, Thomas Tenneson and Matthew
Reed, the three men indicted for the frauds at the
polls. pleaded not guilty Yesterday 10 the indictments
found against them The indictment, are in three
counts fog ob5tructing the ballots, Tor substituting
others, and for rObblar the ballot box. The men
gave bail in the sum Oi 800 each There Is great
Indignation az the action "a the JHdge in fixing the
security az low figure. Ihc trial was set down
for January 23. The VIII be defended by senator
Adrian
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

fully attended and delightful affairs. This
organization contributes greatly 10 the attracnveneSs
of the social life Of Long Branch. 1t IS growing
rapidly, ana will soon have larger quarters. It's
members hope 10 have handsome house Of their
own before many years.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
ELIZABETH.
FLAMES IN GoVfNNoR GEErN'S HOUSE.

FLAMES rs GOV FINOK TNTTN H0T7F1'
A IRE was discovered 600 Thursday night IN GOV
cruor Green's house. caused by the furnace IN N'
,el,r ovcrhcauus. The lire burned large h"o
through the p,rl1r floor hcipr" D. could hr put "N'
rl,.r. WAS A ,,umotlou among thc member, Of thr
trv,rr,r'. family over the affair. The Governor
ro,lly iclcuho,ci fr tho rrcn"u. some oI "Hom
ouickly arrived and cNtiuul,hcd the blaze
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
FINED roR ILLEGAL OYSTER DREDGING

Annapolis Nd. Jan. 1O.-A y Bryan. in charge OF
the state schooner Frolc. captured th scho Pua
o Talbot County, tor Illegal drcdsu, m Eastern Bay.
and the schooner, Jane, II. Lew, ana Eva Coin,on.
oi baltimore, for carrying mcullrd oysters. The
captains of the latter boats each fined Tl5 aud
costs. and tho captain oi the Pinto was held for
hearing.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
VALUABLE DRrGS DESTROYED

di-,ot rcd in tho La- mt 81 the old Sea-
man. EAcAaugr building, No-. lS1 and $50 thrry--t.
o. a. H. yc.t rlay. and three alarms sounded Lr
cause 80 clo-c &" Hcckrra flour mills. The
fir; noog basement Of Tia. building had been occupied
several month, by william H. Roberts. manufacturer Of
patent medicines and the odpr OF burning drugs
oy,rowprlne that several nIciu' eng cAokcd
1A. fame, cNturu!,h,d acr an hour Of hard neht
ur before ulcv had spread beyond the basement Fire
1honl, sheridan. of Enc.ne so. H. had his hand
cut severely by broken glass, ond be sent 10 the
GOuycTncur Hospital
The damage To- Roberts, stock was about $4,000.
peter Young. Of Broo@yn O"n, the building repaI- %
which viii cost about $1,000. The Sp.ltdor Wire Com
pany upper floors. lost about 81 600 through the
smoke and All the damaged property insured
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
AVGVG TIRE CoTVD
ppTDCrDbpT

BRIDCFpoRT.-At ~. herring iu the superior
Court Yesterday on the Dof n . le iloJ-tou,, ROAD
90 dissolve fhe temporary .u..t,n ,u rn out 1-.-'
II by President Charlie p ,ilr' pf he Cpr-,li sfc'
rlad. nuri"r ~ witnesses f. "d ''tf fl. iioY-a-
tonic rold hed ri t =, ,r-. tr track Of thc con
sOlidatcd. The hearing was .llurd.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

lOUNI.
Sun rises 72O Sets 40 Moon rise pm Moons sseS
WATER.
4 X-ssndy Hook 10 20 GOV. Island 1898 Hell Gate. 03!
r. a--sandy HOOK II W Is and 1928 Hell tale VS
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
STA1EN ISLAND.
STAPLErO.

SrApLErON.-t Andres Sou-,. employed In RuhSam
& l0rruant ltrn"rr. hHi i-It week a-o with
Joseph Hunfl. another employee SOILS, B, row lvin-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Ceneral A. j. Nettlcton. OF Minneapolis
RREVOORT - George NJ. Robson, OF NeW'JeIS'f'
BUCK INGHAM-EX Governor R0dman NJ fflce OIL Nv ~,
- CIARTNDON-John Newell Of Chicago FIFTH
AVENUE-GAvernor Herbert W. Ladd oi fhoue l'l'iu.
and Arthur Sewau OF Maine. GlLSEN-SecreafY o'
60, 60 O. n tciscv NJ New.Ierscv. HOFFMAN,
wu>on { Bisseu O, Buffalo and Roswell Miller preSi-
dent Of Che CHICAGO. Milwaukee and St Paul E1il"aT
Company MURRAY HILL-samuei L. NleihehS' oi mart
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

1t Al Depended Oh Eoges Mrs. Jaegs las Mr.. J. is
leaving the house IN the mOrring-What time will you
be home tonight
Mr.. III meet Boggs. my dear, wont DO homo
till midnight. II | don't meet BOggs III be home
about midnight. Ia ta.-Philadelphia Inquirer
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
rHE aOVTMrNTS OF STEAMERS
FlRTfrN pOHTS
Announcements.

DoN'T YOU FORGET
To keep box OF Bruml'- Clu-h Drops IN the house,
sure rc.it' 'or irritation " thc throat
HENRY g. DANIEIS. NJ D..
Sl9 WIST lo6THST.
Nervous system GeDi;o- -nary OrRAAA
Impotence and sterii.y Hours . ~ II "
Keuncdy'S Derby Hats - 90 and 81 90. equal
those elsewhere - asa 3D. 4i,t from the maker "a
vaaier. saving middle profits. hat, new i ashion4
.3 80. ~ 80 - So p tOrtl.lit-,t. upstairs.
Mrs. WIN>Low' : SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS tos tlelr CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
INH. with PEKFlCr s. g.. fN>. Il S0OIHES tse
CHILD SOFrENS the GUMS. ALLAYS ali PAIN;
CURES WIND collie AMI j. the bes, remedy ,oi
DIARRUOFN Sold by DRUGGISTS every part VI the
world Twenty-Five cents bottle.
THE BOYNTON FURNACE Co.
For Rovntou's Furnaces. Hot Water Heaters RAnsea
Sc q 70 POI ani 209 Wster-st. New.York.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
OUTGOING STEInERS.
TUESDAY, JAN. IA.
7, z.
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Edcr. NG Lloyd. Bremen VIA Southampn s;3Osm ~
Wts-crnaud. Ked star. Antwerp 1890
City OF AleXan'a. NY4 Cuba. havana. DO pm D
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20 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-10-31
LA FOLLETTE'S SPEECH.

y large audience assembled at the
wigWam to hear Hon. r. NJ. LaFollette's
speech on Wednesday evening. When
the speaker entered the wigwam, ac-
companied by body guard of the
faithful, he was received with a loud
and continuous clapping of hands.
Calvert Spensley called the meeting to
order and complimented the Tepub-
lican party upon having received Just
the legislation they voted for in 1888,
and introduced Mr.. La Toilette, as the
man, who in the face of almost in
surmountable difficulties had accom-
plished the great work for them. Mr..
La Toilette spoke for about three hours
devoting the greater portion of his
time to giving reasons why he voted
to increase duties on many articles in
the tariff list of the Mckinley bill
He stated to the farmers that he
voted for the duty on binder Irvine:
and if, after hearing his reasons for
doing SO, they should not be con-
WINGED that he was right, they were at
liberty to vote him down on Novem-
Der 4th. He admitted that no refined
sugar except brown sugar of an in
feriOr grade was placed upon the free
list, and said that should a trust be
formed in sugar, consumers could use
this brown sugar, which was below
number Is Dutch standard, exclusively,
and break the trust This method of
lighting trusts did not appear to COM
mend itself to many of his hearers,
who appeared to think that American
consumers were entitled to refined
sugar Of the best quality at all times
and under all circumstances. He said
he voted to double the duty on tin
plate and had no apologies to make
for doing so. He underestimate the
intelligence of his audience by as
serting that Carnegie's great wealth
dubbed up from the earth in oil wells
and was not wrung from the hard hand
of labor. He devoted considerable time
to waving the bloody shirt and en- =
deavoring to arouse sectional bitter
ness, which he appeared to think was
the right and proper thing to do. After
exhauSting the subject and many of his
hearers his discourse came to an alb
rupt termination shortly before II
O'Clock.