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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-05
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Zeal Estate and Loans,
f3li Market Street
Trlrrlunc yG ir-ldurn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-05

STAUNTON Military Academy Young men
- and boys. For illd catalogue. address Staun-
tom Military AcadrmE Stauutou. va. e,slioscl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-05

WANT TO BORROW 5000 FOR FIVE
w wears. Security given on trst-class Mar
kct street property. Call on or address RlNE-
HART ~ TATU VI. 1911 Market street. jy3h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-05

WANTED BOARpERS-MEALS AT ALL
w hours. LA BELLE HOUSE, cor Thirty
first and Chapiiue streets. je293&ea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-05

WANTED AT ONCE-ENERGETIC PUSH
w iug men Co sell Nursery stock. lmmcdi-
ate and permanent employment. Good pay.
Write T.. G. SELONER * CO., Geneva, y. y.
i,.afVu fTl Srf-y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-05

StALESMEN WANTED-Sicady employment
> on liberal terms. Special Inducements to
good men. Fine outfits. Low prices. u. v.
CLARK a. CO., Nur,crymen. Rochester. y. y.
iriQapdur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-05

COLORED MAN As JAM
w tor Go take care of three rooms and live
% tltc building Addres, hi, Office. jr26h
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
GATHERED APOUT THE TOWN.

United States Marshal Daniel Lake. who was con
hrmcd Yesterday. Will probably assume Office 20 d"v
ESMaIshal stafford Is ready to surrender the ohcc
IL Is thought likely that Ihomas barry viii succeed
J. W F.. York chief clcrA and deputy MARSHAL
The Aldermen yesterday increased thc salary OF city
Clerk Cummings from $500 10 $1,000. The deputy
clerk is paid $1,000.
Tho Aldermen Yesterday passed resolutions Of ap-
prova Of the bll before Congr,, 10 increase the pay
Of lcttcrcarricr,.
DR.. J. Russell Tahcr has accepted the pasorate 81
the Unvcrsalist Church Oi Good IidiHs-.
Divorce has been granted by Judge Bartlett. Tn ihe
supreme Court 10 Mr.. Marie l.. >mi from Alfred y.
smith on the ground that hs ht, VII" wa, sun
married to him. although -hc had secured "a divorce
from him i'm Dakota whittier she had removed. iio
supposed he Wa free 10 marry again N uls state
a. the decree u divorce hi first WIFE secured per
United either party 20 the sIit To- marry again.
The bail Of Dr.. l. = Van Il,. oi ~. lGl VII
longhhv~i.. who Is charged with performing an mn
law full operation upon Miss Lillian Cook. 0i 80 u
Dcbcvo.e Place. who died from Tie cn''t, "i H. mas
been fixed AZ $4,000. lie Ia, been absent from t'
civ simcc he WAS indicted. but WILL Il j, sad, s"F
render himself TN, week.
Tic Aldermen Yesterday adopted r'-olntiot, IN ol.
uo.ition 10 the proposed General Rapid Transit mi
now lc.orc the Legislature. !ntr iuc'd hf senator
FA.~ctt on the ground that IL ], opposed L. ilc pm
ciplc OF Home Rule.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
THE PRICE OF ICE CREAM NAY GO Up.

conference OF wholesale fee dealers Of Scw-Yo-k.
Brooklyn jersey city and neghborng towns was held in
the Ice Exchange In the Grand opera House at Twenty
thrc-st and Eghth-aye yesterday morning. to rN rates
for the present time. Representatives, OF the sunny
National Brewers. Commonwealth, Sunrise Cedar Il.l'
Mutual Benefit Alden and Thompson and other whole
sale lee companies pr mt. but the Enekerho,ke
lee Company tho l1Fgst ice firm in the city, did not send
delegate Ii decided a. tho meeting TO fix the rates
temporarily The following figures Small dealers. - a
large cartlng their icc from the piers ana
cc-houses SO butchershops, restaurants and liquor
stores, IS families, SO 1t intended AZ first to nS
families but conservative counseis pre-
vailed. The Knckcrbockcr lee Company fXod It's rates
before this II has determined - charge the small
dealers 81 ton and the large consumers 81 ton Al
though hc ice dealers say aa the ice short about
$500 tons the trccndou spoctlse rise In price,
shortage wa, SAID A. the meeting that while l,st year
the Of transportation averaged 20 cents per ton the
present rate 1, about 81 - per ton Canaboat owners
the Delaware and Hudson Canal are now charg
~ day FOR boat, carrying 100 tons while In former
years could be- hired for a. The dealers
ay and the small butcher shops
Will have u hard time this The majority or tho
butchers and coniectoners making preparations to
manufacture ice.
the retail dealers met. but as the rates
nscd By dealers did not affect them in any
way, action taken
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
NEWS FROM EW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Policeman Griffith COoIer. Of the Fifth Precinct.
"ho was caught stealing nowers from John Reds
greenhouses in I.crgenavc.. was arraigncd before
Police Justice Wanser yesterday and bacd to await
the action Of the Grand Jury. The theft OF flowers
and plants from Mr.. Rcd'S extensive conservatorics
has been going on for several months and Mr. Reid
estimates that his loss will reach Al .O0O
Condemnation Commissioners Garrlck. O'NeiI and
Foyc made an award Yesterday in the suit of tho
bergen Neck Railway Company for the condemnation
Of property owned by the Morris d Cumming,
Dredging Company. The amounts awarded we're
81 $50 for the land and $3.50 for damages.
George COnSlin. q chanceman of the First Police
Precinct was arraened before Judge stilsing yes
tcrday charged with atrocous assault and battery
on Joseph sharp. Of No GJ7 COmmunipaT ave, al,
electrician employed In the Daft works at Marlon'
Judge stilsng rcmanded sharp until this morning
and held Conilin I'm 1900 bail to await the actior
of the Grand Jury.
The PoIce commissioners yesterday Afternoon
decided to pay the policemen semi-mOnthly Instead
Of monthly a heretofore. City Physician Morris
sent in his resignation and it was accepted.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
TP ~ ETSY HAELEN

Theodore Thomas and A., orcle.tri Of hiV 1'f
former, began ID wcck'- cnfIc mcti Ht lA"h' '''" '
Harlem opera House last night. Ihr "'a-'h'' "''
not large owing G.uitic-, 20 lhr Storm rather UiA '
any oihcs cause The programme embraced F'''''. W
from ili. work. 81 Wagner. La'h. N'irf' W. ''l' To-
Gricr. Ambrose Thomas. >.iau,- ana o'A'f '''p'
The vocal .ploi-i Was Nj, w. Homer. ana the -'''
yiollui.t vi- Wilc5ca. Who p.hyri -l''-ii"- 'sP
Dance othcr -olol.t- Nll appear crrn- Oh" week
ou Tlur-aav cycniur thric VIII lc q symphony 60"
cert and on tic evening - 'oDi irfa 'r p p''''i"'
viii include I1s.ni- "~taiut N1i't
The marriage of NJ, Julia Eo."ahft. '''-'i"r ~
=, ro.. i,crc of SO. 5G Eat puc huatri anf twenty
fliri..t t. Isaac =. Roth. ipoi i''" "' ~rHd.f nls
~ Vienna Hal. Dr. jacobs. % t.r ~lNi' -..'' '''
r....,l.. performed fNc oefcm |nt. TIE bride -.'.
Nj l.rtim ro-,nhcrr. was i.' h.c' ih'. i. "
i.,of1er - flr. Bridegroom. s.. N1.h. "1- !" ,'''
m. e'-'if u.l-- vric ali former .'-'"a'i'- 'i ''
bridegroom . ,.t..t, t,.... .. r...
dent is the ',tc-t addition % H'rl'm' Aifit" '"'
social organizations. . c.. .l...
,,i'l-n.,i .tofic- OF lY't dives Non' D.. '' 81. "
1, .,r uuc luadtc. lfi 'u'ni' l."fi -... '.' h'''
rAArs.fdffd. g.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

Powell Fowler president Of the Ncv-York ontario
and Western Railroad Company. to be the bond
men for the General, but Mr.. Fowler late getting
around and the new Sheriff grew impatient at the
delay. General Daniel Butterfeld happened TO drop
in just then 10 see how General sickcs looking
in his Office and pressed into service in
Mr. Fowlcr's place. 4" | consider IL an honor TO be
one Of your bondsmen Dam" said General Butter
field land | would become your surety in 81 100000
If it was necessary" The bond had scarcely been
completed when Mr.. Fowler came. You're too late,
my fIicnd.' General siclcs said to him, but l got
II good man TO FIJI the gap
The Generals next act was TO commission John b.,
sexton his Cnter sheriff. and Joel O. stevens. James
CarTihcr, Peter MCGinncss and Charles p, Anderson
deputy ,hcrlils. This made Immediately necessary
because the Sheriff had t0 appear at the Court OF
oyer and TeiTnncr to take charge of eNShcrin flack
his Dilworth Choatc and Joseph Mccks, who were
sentenced by Judge Barrett. :" told Mr.. SEXTON -
General >iCKlcs said. :" ,o pick out four men among
the deputies Of my predecessor whom lie considered
faithful men and against whom there rcproach
lie selected these officers and they are appointed during
my pleasure. ! am not making permanent appoint
mentS Of deputies until | have opportunity to
survey the ground thoroughly
For his private secretary General Sckle> appointed
Augustus L. Field. young friend Mr. Field is
twenty five years old and i, graduate of Columbia
College. lie belongs to an old WcstchcSter and New
York family The four deputies appointed are to give
bonds ia the sum of 10000 each
General scblcs said yesterday that he had been
consulting with Under sheriff sexton regarding the
lawful income of the Office and how Il could be used
TO cover the necessary expenses OF the ONCE 1hcfo
are certain VI income which exceed the cost
Of performing work. the transfer Of prisoners the
summOning OF jurors and certcatiOn Of convictions 10
Tlbany. q" ! have bccn looking over the statutes and
1t T. section III Of the Code of civil Procedure and
Relates to the custody Of civil prisoners:
a Sheriff other officer shall not demand or rs
ceivc from person arrested 10y him While In his
custody a cIatuiy or reward upon any prctcnce. Tor
keeping the prisoner ont OF JAIL for going with him
waiting FOR him. 10 find bail. or 10 agree with hl'
adversary. or for any other purpose.
There SIX men employed in the order-oi arrest
Office added the General. for whom no provision OF
law whatever f. made What pay they get they are
absolutely compelled 10 take ont Of the people they
arrest Three dollars for each person arrested Is all
they can legally charge. shall see that they are
compensated in other way and that the law IA
respected especially section III"
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
IIE sANs ms wlrE coNsrLrs AsrRoLoGERs.

IIE SAYS HIS WIFE CONSlLTS ASTROLOGERS.
Mrs. Mary T.. Baker ha, begun a suit for limited
divorce from Edwin Baker who she married IN loo'
She compelled 10 Leave her hus-
bands house. No. 157 Congrcse->t., on
January 80. she says, because oi his
ill-tpatment Of her. She also alleged that he ha.
used bad language 70 her and had taken up chair
and threatened 10 Kill her Iecn NJ Baker. Z.
daughter says her father New Years day told Ia"
family that he would do all in III, power b. make
the year unpleasant for them all The defendant
puts in general denial and alleges that con ,piricy
10 break up the family has long existed. He says
that ali the trouble arise fIom the custom of hi,
wife consulting fortune cll'r,. cairvoN.,nt> and A.
trologcrs. \ motion for almony and counsel fees Wa
made in the supreme Court yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
yorrnrRy NrwJERSEY COUNTIES.

nEA<.E. The ye.try 90 Gr',c church have adopted
p,,-i. fir thc erection ~ a handsome sprc on TIE
..fiv.,.-.rly cpr,,r - TIC church. II j. - r" "i
..ft ...l,n. and VIII cost ahoni 5000. Ihi'
v.... 4. lc.ns observed as week = PRAYER by me
,.,.. v.,,. Christian Association. and the meetings
- IL iv ihr dif,rrlt pastor, Il the city in 'Nr'
ihi. ,..n.a. iac Ec.. p~. Enfn, - Green VIII Lad
t,,,x>r Prominent Republicans and Dcmocrat'
Dea , In.., inc.iIn- la.' nlsht and sa'" h'''T''r
fi, Il f..h.- I'D c.illon.' nomination for Ee'nricr
q f.,,.,. Judge i,-acr accepted. Tie "hc't Il
- s.s.,, i.t, l.nl.tnr. tAc Democratic nominee WHO
. r.,. .acr, ,f tlr Liquor Deal r-' \s'o'.ai"n'
ra .rer,l iolr. - REGISTRY "lli be in session uh''
..,la.t tsl. cv.ru1 81 thc u-ua' places 'ni! ono
.a, f.r ..-. t-alon b. allowed
rNrruW Charlie. Prc'oiiou.. mlknan age
..,f.. .Al~ Affinr q ,au - mlla ont az % VOL i''
DIR n.ri'n. f-i .lio thc vel and was '''"''''
rL>lNlIrlp. About 100 "iinc-- npp'"9'c ''
f,.. Nl..clan,el1r John 7. Bird AZ flaHN'' yes
.i,, AID ave testimony ln the long contested "sh,
,. oia,l., il}dc ;hc millionaire. against f"lne"S w.
Trench. relative 80 a m.il right on "r'"n BROOK TIC
,. l,. lc.r lu tie court, for OYER thirteen fci~.
. Chancellor VIII devote three more DAYS - iNc
. ,a,n 10 }, cvpc ted. some tnal decision VIII be-
rendered.
prNrlLrx Tho Row. NJ. >tnson. of Nalarin'
s. j. Boa. cn'r'cd upon hl, pa 'oral dN'''' al Inc
D.r.l,,u Pr..b,ierln church a. successor l" '' "c'
~ -lIIlrT.sr. now ut NlIitif. iN' "" t'''
soon oc,lpy new parsonage now bcinS erected 'or
hui.
WrIuNwkEN Ms. Ecrndt. who was assaulted
aai rubbed week ago yc-tcNlay while "ai"'nS up
n,. lonely road leading from ~" West shore i'FrF'
,. .nt II danger. . stephen Kelly a." ten. = son
f Michael Kelly. captain IF the ,anAlhoat Mary ana
,f.,,t, lyinr Al Tire West ~hor freight pier, fell
overheard yesterday and was drowned
NONTCLA LAII.-Juliu- schanhach, an empl'Y' IN
cr,,rp' label factory 90 Mon'clalr. Shot himself IN
p.e head vlh q revolver al noon Yesterday. "'
died instantly. >chanhach was siNtt five y".f' "m
Ill., ylf. died recently and his loss unbalanced MS
mnd.
rANwooD- Colonel G.. *. Moorc on saturday
night accidentally shot himself IN tie hand with
hair trigger rcyol,cr. which he hccps ID ms n'1'
room. THE wound f, painful. but not thought to be
d.. scrous.
r.TuERFOrD-Thc Pr'~hytcrian' took possession
.f th.r new church ON sunday. Sine persons. most
If them young children. were baptized
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-Thc will Of Mrs Emma l.: smiih MIN
Of sing ling. was offered for probate ycs..'"'S i,'
MANN broueaths 10 her husband. Albert L. smith
- o. The remainder ~ her estate which ainonnc'
,,yyrSucc and her brother Theodore II. 'olam.
nutnl or of ca~c of scarct fever have appcdicu III
tLc Temporary Home for Children. ~ u
r.ci,t meeting OF the board of trustees Ia nGhJ
he resignation of william T.. iandreth. the cHs'
,ccr of the sewer system, was a'crplci.
and Tarrvtown Electric Railroad wa' extended 10 30
Vcrlc" u,,i
>tW Roc HELLE.-Thc juvenile Temperance orstn'
,.tion in New Rochelle heretofore known II, ho
Hand of Hope has changed lis name TO the 10y 81
r'neran,c erlon in compliance with the recomm n
tt.tittn ~ Tho National. state. county ana Local
Woman's Christian Temperance Unions 50 tha' m ~.
temperance children ma. be banded together IN ""
.,,,,,.ii,t,,tion Victor Linkert. who recent y
died at hi, home in New Rochelle begneathcd ~, an
IL. nroncrty estimated at about 10000 10 NJ
mN ,, Ldpvn, ,nsfcrrei his mat business - his
son McrtlI before his death. Two sons pave ocs'"
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
DAVIn l. MARRFNSFR.

r.vid Marrenner age sixty nine. died at his home No
%, West Els,rntst yesterday, after an Illness Of about
A. var, Mr. MaIrenner born In this city on FEBRUARY
ISL and educated IN the public schools. ne went
-, c,iforna in 1919 the Of Cape Horn. hnd was
90, ,yo ,,ar. tLOr Of "ILr Marysyi!c UeiGld' there.
r,,ng 10 this city IN 1867 he engaged IN the 9sSs
lrsnc.s with hir brothcr-in-aw, James H. Heroy aud
o,t,urd I'm untl two years ago when ne i'-
,,,.d He was 1913 TO Miss Hcroj, OF tnis
md ,,. the father Of three and t~O daughters,
,,ho are b., only relatives now living MI. Mar
renucr WAS IN polite, independent lie joined the
,7t Regiment 1872 and enlisted for thirty day serve"
l 1861 Al the time Of his death he was member OF
e., N.dison Avenue Reformed Church The funeral VIII
ne boid Tomorrow the Collegiate Reformed Church
Al Finhave and Twenty nlnthst The burial viii be In
Green
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
ARTHrR SEwALL'S STEEL SHIP.
From Tho Portland Mc) Express

From Tho Portland Mc) Express.
The steel ship kcnilworih. which sold for
F5j.ODO after $1,000 had been expended for repairs
on hcr. not purchased By the Pacific Mall steam
ship Company. a, has been reported, but was bon Iht
hy Williams. DmOnd AZ CO.. for Arthur >cwan, ol
Ia,h. Arthur rcwall. the owner OF the kenliworth.
/, one of the leading shiphuder, OF the United stats
lie i the Of the Kappahannock. ". +. Babcoc,
and Willie Rosenfcd.
Yesterday morning large party attended re-
ccption on board the KcnilwOrih A. san Francisco.
Amons them were Arthur >cvall. William d. S,wall.
Ro,enfeld and N Chce e,cborouga II is reported ina:
CAPTAIN Jane; Murphy Of the snip ". !. HabcocE.
viii take command ~ the ship Shenandoah. when !,
now In cour~e Of construction at Ban for Nr >cwall
The kcnilwDrth g., the only steel sailing snip owned
IN the United state She tOWcd 70 Port CJsia
Yesterday to load wheat for Europe.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
JHE Nrw-JERsEr EALLoT EEFoEN bIII
.r r,lrs TO PROVIDE FOR ori1cf>L T.'N.Ir.
DEPARTURE FROM rn- tl--
TEAL.AS >f>lIN

.,. :, March II Especial The JOINT con.
nltiec on Ballot Reform reported W tll 70 ~" o'n'
10 ,l,hf after a l,u- -"e-l'n lr -'iiiif '' "''"'
ma. r.oo,i il. .rprl.cd lg -eycn ~ fAe iou a'.''r
~ IN. committee AID TIE three other do h'. "D.'
g., ,ae lcad4nc fatur~ - The measures. Ih r"i
.,,,...s. ,l.. Nrrf- lu which We. prepared for '"
.-,.,i,,oo .0nle ,cea- ago iu som" piii' llai- iN
ni,n lc-. than ua. expected. TITO mti' 'ArA'F
.,i.. Il the i.I ar" iar registration oi al N''N "'
oo.ut.c. and ID. ilre distribution of Official 't.''-
before election. There nn" t. h" county, '''
-,..., f., .on.I.' o. fro member oi each r"i''
=, LID, ,,,..n'od by the Governor 600 iA" n'h'"'''"'
,, ,fc rn,irucu 81 tAc tUo state committees Ih'-'
.,.r,. are >, appoini four cunmcr1tors for '''h
,,c,,f,r rrccl.,t ,sAo are 10 mako q personal i'-'
.,,ti. ~ ,li v0fc- therein The A.' thu' prepare"
d. =, ic y. ado r.blc and To- tc .l'.''i i' NN''V''
Ihc ballot for each parts B, 10 hN Igin'"' @'P"'''
At the Iubiic expense and any F'''' ''
Obtain a. many ~ tA"m "a" H'
In advance ny prylur for them. "N'' '''
yo,crs enter the voting precinct each is - De p''"
, i,ll. 81 eyer, party ifd J. - rrir lnl' '''''
g. make nts .elcciion. AAy mark used "n ih' D'''''
,,iu juyalldatc 10 completely. TWO 'hallenfc~ l."
each mart, are permitted Inside th" room "H''' '''
iauo, box T. placed and 10 other person, he'dr' N'
it tioo officer are 10 be- allowed within 100 i'c' 'i
thc polling place. The provision for tH'Ai""'"~ ''''
tnn. on proof Of fraud !, retained.
40 attempt b., made. wa- pfopo."d to limit inc
,,,.,ai,urcs 81 candidates, Their, ag" hea'l pen a
M ur,,id,,d for all violation, ~ the pf"I posed A''
,,d t,r Initiating tie oaio1l tcLct-. The measure
H. ,,,or combination of the English. Mn--acluecti'
and Couuccticni .y.trm. II open, trcnrnd'a'
,,t a. t rrgi- ol. and w" pipNliins for print
ir, tc ballots at the public expense. do, not al"p
,,. official feature. which IN, been warmly demanded
H., ali urcvious discussions. The member, of tnc
,.p,,utt., seem well satisfied with their work. but
outsiders thinA that Governor Albeit has been too
u,c,,. f In mprc,,iug hi, view, upon the committee
N'neu thr Lill ,Onlr- up an effort VIII be mad" -
~ ,i,,c for II ihr clean draft Of the Australian
IN a. first proposed last winter. The bill H.
,a,, rntiy 7alIcal in it, changes bat N !, -c.ou,ly
..',. ti,rrt whether viii not leave the door
rs,,d ,uit. a. vide open A. II ever ha- been while
,rtrri,lly strengthening the hands Of the political
''',,'. senator, and A-,cn.blymcn wcr. cautions
,,,, ,ur.-,ing any opinion Oh th" bill to nisht.
mil thcy have had opportunity 10 examine it in
detail.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
ErpoRTING FONLS 10 JAPAN.
From Tic na.tln Post.

IrOm INH II,tln IO,t.
Aficr all. Sew England commerce is not quite ex
tlncr. ior enjoy az sNplw trade with Japan n
cocks and hr.- learn ttat q bO'tDl fanctl. no."
for the excellence - Dbl, Ilsuhur-. ha- sent several
cou,ls lsnncnt, W th'm 70 th' Msa|Ay land. tn,
c',.firc fhe jap. ah1ut SD apiece. Their beauty. f.
-ccm- Is the quality wnich appeal. e. the oriental
Imagination. Iu time. geo f1uh'. me japanese VIII
l.us thy have bt,p breeding ilwi,. and hp" snt''
the nation Is iu mai! matters. i slrhc, H' a, V'r
,f that w. should ir ah" T. teach them ar tinc J.
th. rep.ct. in part. ~ least. b. r'm)v.S from a.
the rcf0ach that Wr have neglected Beauty ara le'
ro ,r iud food for rdlculc n "a" ifri mat ON!
rr,er,-, in the art. alt -rlr'~ oi life j, iiu
a, nounccd 10 the for cn world through the medih
If A N,nkec bon. I'm tine cour~" ~ ,ear- W. M
bc sending pictures e. France and statues 20 Italy
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
EAST ORANGE.

\ tank containing compressed water gas exploded
a, the WORKS of the spiral Weld Tube Company on
the line Of the Delaware. LacLawGnna and Western
Kaiiroad near Paravc.. yesterday. The heavy tank
weighing nearly ton shot through the roof and landed
some distance away. The superintendent oi the works
had but minute before stood leaning upon tho
tank and he was not three feet away from the tank
when the explosion tooa place.
Miss Mary f. >imonson. who has been the post
mistress at East Orange for the last four years vacated
the Office last evening and the new Republican ap'
pontcc William II. Baldwin, will assume the duties
Of The Office this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
OBITUARY NOTES.

Long Branch. March 81 t9prcalJ-Isaac Cra'nef o'''
A. the home Of hl, daughter Mr. Richard Brown III
,l,ertou Souate Of Bright, disease. todaT. lie wa
a, one time prominent resident Of Burlington County
lie was seycnf nfy-~rvcu year, oil
A.bury Park y. J.. March 81 tSpeclaJ-DI' H"ihn''
f. r,,au. a w,ll.Lnown physician c,d last night ~ hi-
-. on Cookuau.ayc. lie seventy years old For
some wear, b, had prsctsr1 here with his WIFE, who -
aisO a physician
Gardiner Me- March 3l.-Chsiles Danfofth' justice
~ the Maine supreme Court died lat night rom lheu-
,outa He wa seventy -four years old
Chicago March 31.-After years Of suffering. Sister
p.t-,ca Of PNAc Mo. died this morning In r,ToaS
.,,,lon In thi, city, Of consumption She WAS on her
,. 70 her od home at Silver Lake Home Convent,
AZ Nauitowoc, Wiz.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
LINES EAI,LEN.

James Basley died at his homc No los West one
hundred and twenty second st.. Yesterday morning.
after illness Of about three weeks. resulting from
an attack OF the grip while he on business In
l;uiIao. Mr. bai,ey WAS forty eight years old. and
had lived In New York City, where he was born. all
n life lie began business with the old dry goods
firm Of /. o. Wilson 4 Coz but for many years had
been connected with : 4. ,ar, d lirJ the well
known thread house travelling for them at times aud
having charge ol their linen thread department. For
two terms he president Of the Commercial TriT-
clcrs Association. He leave, wife and one Gau-h
ter. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock at his homo. IN Harlem
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
OyUER SVBURBAN TOWNS.
STATEN ISLAND

To CONTEST TIE WILL OF CHARLES IENNlN''
The VIII VI Charles Jcnhn, president OF INC Man
haitian Ncws Company II New orb. WAS pic-cn"u
t~ pro,te before surrogate stephens. OF R'chin 'nd
,o,,nty Xc,irr!aV. The VIII not adm ttci u
,r,tc beca,.,. OF Al objection hlcd b. M>. fran''
II uuutcr the Ony surviving sister o' MT Jeuh'hs'
rl. ,..tator directs that Onc-hsf OF MS estate hc
divided between the heirs at law. The otlcT hi't
T. heoncathci f. his widow. Mr. jenkins was
~, r' .,,d ,n,rriace Ills nr, wife was killed two
Year. aro hy being thrown from her .arrIasr IN q
,..u,,yA, a0eiirnt ~ Iomphn-Nile. Mr JehhlIi' .
estate IL IS said. j. worth s-OOoOo
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

The carpenters o, the city rcfu'" to JON III INC
trlc which the ma,ous and pla,t"rcrs VIII begin 10
day. The carpenter, had enough Of strike, last year
The bosses have offered comprOmi-c with the StFK-
,. hv an advance Il - cents per day OF nine hours
The union wants 30 cents increase.
Changes. I. !, aid. about to take place al 'he
city hospital. MI. Thompson, who for several years
ha. been head matron. j, 10 retire Her successor
VIII probably hc Miss Hyatt at present chi'l nurse
The Police Committee Il the 'iy Council ''t
ulsh appointed eight chanccmcn. one from e''h warn
u tAe cts.
T.. body 90 'hc Unknown suicide found over t""
...ci- ago iu q vuo1 near Elizabeth wa ii'' hi-"'
identified 90 tac Eliza cihport mor-nc - mat "'
bernard loa'i}. 81 Ir1'. y. y Who some "i'c A'o
deserted h., nltc n ulat dty.