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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
EIIZABETH.
A slit FOR LARGE DAMAGES.

william n Ncalon. farmer OF Inon Town'hlp ms
begun A ,ut for 800 900 damage against the Penn
vlvania Railroad Company for injuries received IN the
winter ~ ie-7. Ncalon at that time was driver OF a
horse car I'm Newark and struck by last frclSh
rd N.,ln ~. h,dly hut that ne spent several month,
I'M A hospital. The nagmau. who is one oi the 'hicl
witness, for the defendants. IS now In ireland
',,r.t..lon ,pp,ufcd ly judge Dcpuc hls however.
,dr A trim ~ Ireland and taken the man, testimony
Mayor E,rLcn YESTERDAY issued an order 20 On"
hief - police =, inform All mcychants. Siorche'per'
and proprietor, Of liquor shops cigar and candy stores
Who have heretofore kept their business places open on
sunday that they must close them hereafter.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Examination OF General Claassen United states Cour''
pigeon shooting contest Westminster Nch"cl O'"'
Babylon. L. 1. 1880 po,oroe Crover Cleveland.
Investigation Of charges against MISS "rsh'' "O"
W Free lecture by DR.. r. W. Raymond cooper onio''
p. a., .o.. Ncryor< Athletic Club.
evening ,,o >tueaun, NJ Natural His
ory Committee Of Kings County Grand Army OF
the Republic, p m . ,,coo rIorse q 40 D. IN.
saturday Night Club dinner Hoffman houSg SV MAJ
1vner ~ survivors Of Battle Of Roanoke lslShu' E
fetti's D. m milo Climb g d. m.
nalot reform meeting Harlem Democratic CuD, Yacht
Lieutenant Browns lecture Oeioro
rlub 3 30 m.
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A Y. schenck, Mrs. John T. Ill., Mrs. p. l. AuSteh'
Mrs. d. ID. williamson and Mrs. Clarkson hunyon'
and among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
G. Runyon Mr. and Mrs. Abram Schenck Mr. ana
Mrs. W r. Jancway, Mr.. and Mrs James NeiiSoh'
Professor and Mrs. Austen, Dr. ana Mrs. Doh'"o0'
-, A., nm Mfr and Mrs Edwin Emerson, the
Su:ses Annable the Misses Oglby, the Misses Hill
the Misses Deshlcr. the Misses Runyon the Miss
Mee I;oGer and Miss Fulton. of Brooklyn Miss
Vredenbnrg of Jersey city Miss sorer. OF new VI
hnn,. Miss Tompkins of Jersey City; Miss TITUS
Of Ponhkecpc M,s Hay Miss ScaFoT TTenon the
Wsscs Scbenrk Of Highland Park Miss richardson
~ Rrooklyn. and Miss lie Fevrc. OF Mlddlebush'
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
,UESrCHESTER COUNTY,

WHITE PLAINS.-COector Bogart says that the
rate of taxation inside the village TINS year VII DC
si1 % per 81 900; outside the corporation limits
SIS SO per SlOOO. 49, -
TARRYTOWN.-L. T. Yale. VI: d. Raymond, W. j.;
Iockwood C. r. Carpenter and Thomas Rawclne nave
Lecn Amounted a committee TO decide upon model
for the bronze statue to be erected ii sleepy Hollow
Cemetery in memory of the Union sOldlers' Illus
far ~ 700 have been subscribed
CROTON.-Coroncr sutton held an inquest on Ihurs,
day evening in the case of. an unknown middle
man who had been found hanging 10 a applc,trce Oh
the farm of David johnson. near CrOtOn. the man
is believed to have come from Buffalo. copy %. ~
OyercOat
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pIAINEIELD.

Mrs Mary mitchell. the wife II the Rev J. w
MITCHELL pastor ~ the Mount olive Col"rch IApu''
Church appeared iu Justice Npiync'S Court Nc't'r-
day to answer charge II assault and battery pre-
icrrcd hy Laura " Connect, one OF the ''hs'sa'"''
pr.,lded over by the Rev Mr.. Mitchell Mrs
.,,,.u waived examination and furnished bonds. 10
,npcar before the court ~ sessions az Elizabeth
The water works test we'll, driven Just north OF
the Ncth.rwood depot have reached supply "t water
that contractor Moore declares 10 be- admirable
The Rev Peter r. smyth the rector Of II. Mary S
catholic Church Is III.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE4.
JERSEY CITY.

TO ABATE THE SEWERAGE NUISANCE.
THE CITY AUTHORITIES HAVE THEMSELVES
INDICTED TO OBTAIN AUTHORITY To ACT.
4 committee Of fifteen citizens headed by Dr. l. "
Ouimbv visited Mayor Cleveland at his once Nes'er
dav TO rcqncst his aid in having the detective
sewerage in the Third District promptly attended TO-
The district. especially that portion OF IL between
second and Fourth SIS. has been grevous cause vi
comnlaiut for some years The only outlet for the
sewerage Of the in question is box drah thro"B"
the property of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad company,
extending from IIcndcrsOnst. to the North River
The drain is completely chohcd mp and broken IN
many places so that the sewage backs up INTO inc
cellars Of houses and endangers the health OF the
occupants.
Engineer Brooks of the Pennsylvania Railroad snV-
ccstcd that the best method Of relief would be to
establish a humping station near the outlct Of the
sewer 10 pump the sewage into the river Mayor
e,eland objected to that PLAN because II would en-
tail a permanent expense the city for the main
tcnaucc of the pumping station. He was convinced
that the replacing Of the broken box drain 10y a
brick sewer would afford the dcsrd relief,
but the sewer could not Ic n 'unt
unless of TIE property interested peuu"h,
Tor H. The PcnE-y lvania Railroad Company owns al
the property through which the extension oi uc
sewer viii run and will be liable for all or nearly
all Of the cost. rs the company can derive no pos,
bic benefit fum II no petition has been MADE tor inc
There /, law whici, authorizes the city auhoritie'
after being indicted 10 make an Improvement OF the
kcnd required without petition Of the property owncrs,
provided the cost il not q exceed S'oOoo' Way t
was adopted. The Indictment wo- found, and corpora
ton Counsel Edwards. on behalf Of the Guy PLEADED
not guilty. The Mayor assured me c"nli''oc W.
day that ne would DO everything In his power I"
hasten the bringing about ~ the needed relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
YO\G ISLAND

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Thc Commission for the I'M,
movement of Jackson and Vernon has appohlGi
Thomas G. Kaden counsel and Joseph Carhn cgr ,
Mr.. Kadien only recently made CITY 'lerk' ~
cOunSeIs salary Is fixed at 5000. Johh W
Uipplc who resigned Wednesday as school CohihIa-
soncr for the second Ward, Yesterday rendered ID
MAYOR Gleason his resignation clerk Ia the EXc''
Board The complaint made by Father Law
renee Toner, Of -. Patrck's Church, Dntch hHis'
against NJ II. Durham, James Ryan. Harry {.
Frcrichs lame, Cooncy and Frederick \. FrcIlrh''
charging them with obtaining money under falsc pre-
fences. was Withdrawn Yesterday when the case was
called before Justice Kavanagh
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ALCOHOL SEIZED BY TIE GOVERNMENT.

peculiar ,cizurc made at IN" Navy YARD
Yesterday Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue
Rowe found seven five gallon package of alo"h" uh
stamped. at the General ~torchc"pcr's Once. IheF
had been delivered by &. II. Peasants, OF 80, - 4"
81 vo.t Uou.ton ST. New York, but had not been &C.,
ceped The law under which The seizure Wa, made is
a. follows All distilled spirits found IN auy cash 81
package containing five wine gallons or more, WIN
ont having thereon each mark or stamp required
therefor by law shall be forfeited 81 the tnit"d stale
Collector Nathan said yesterday that possibly ih'I"
was no intention to defraud the Government a. 10.
alcohol might have been taken from cash properly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
ORANGE.

u u PAGAN delivered the second Of his series Of
lecture. under the auspices 81 the bureau Of ASSo
lated Charities Int evening III, subject was " Inc
Rhine and Switzerland aud it was well attended.
The Sew England society Of orange VIII hod Us
regular meeting this evening. AZ which amendments u"
the constitution will Doe discussed and paper Oh
Japan viii bc rad by Henry I. Terry.
The E,,cN County TobogShn club held high car
ni,nI lat night At their slide, on the mountain SIDE
Then, were crowd, in attendance and the sport was
kept mp until Late hour.
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FAST ORANGE


LADIES NIGHr At THE ORANGE CLUB.
The Ladic,' slight" entertainment at the orange
CIub I'm Prospect ,t last evening va- brilliant sue
c.-, The billiard room cleared OF the tables anu
charmingIy decorated with flower, and choice pi't
urc. and about 200 of the members Of the cub win
their wiv,. ard LADY friends gathered me 'hi'F
,.tum.nt VA. given hv T. = Burdcuc. VIII Lyle ana
Mis-. Mabel stephenson. Nftcr the programme Wa,
nui,hcd supper was served, and the evening c"'eu
with "a dance.
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nEpARrMENr or oEoGEArmY TORMED.

The new department Of geography was i'rW'n Al
the BROOKLYN Institute lat night with about IiN
members. II Is proposed 10 have popular courses 81
lectures upon Physical Geography, Political GEOGRAPHY
historical Geography and Ethnographical Geography
and npportuuity will be afforded for the pr-'htii'
Of technical scientific and scholarly paper ui.,n
,arinu. hrauche, Of geographical inquiry. In the
nroiectcd new museum viii bee "A section "hrir we
leading facts i'm geography can be effectively prre hl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
UOBOK IN.

TIE MAYOR WANTS \ LARGER SIN
MAYOR Gra,,mau has vetoed the resolution "t the
Cannon Council accepting the proposition maze by
,be .ovcut bond,mcn II the dcfnultng collector
John Mcmahon. 10 compromise by paNhE flo'-""
Nruabon. who has Just completed hi term III state
Prison enbcllicd $3.50 900 The Mayor Is not opposed
Ia A compromise but he believes that the bohdsmch
can nav more than the amount offered
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

SAYS A BRIDGE POLICEMAN CLUBBED hlN'
Andrew Chambers. of No. 147 Concord-st.' processes
to have been the victim Of brutal ana uhproVoheu "'
tack early yesterday morning at the halus VI "'
Lally Bridge policeman, who was OH du'! anu III
citizens dress AT the time. Chambers was fonnd 10y
Policeman Mansen of the Second Precinct at q" ,'o
a. M Yesterday lying the sidewalk near inc br.'e0
entrance in sands st. unconscious and bleeoihe' "
sells attention had been attracted by CRY iof ne'p
"a nam ,ba,rbars stood Lallv When Chambers was
reused and got mp he pointed TO Lally ana saiu JIG
struck him. Lally made no answer ana Walhcu a"''
II was found at the police station thal ChaneII n
two lad emf, on the head. lie sald ne Wa chP'"iit
AZ a portcr at No. % Bcckman st. New lOrh anu va 6
Al he came out Of liquor shop al NdShns'"' t any
Of the head and after he was down was alrucH ~
lie did NOT know Ially, but sure II was ne my
itv,cN him Ially wa, sent for by Captain Nau ol
the Bridge police aud denied being IN brolkSh az r'o
time lie live al No 300 Front ST.. New 1oIh' "Itl a
Uouor shop. lie is member Of the lanllamN ny, -
eral Committee Of the First District ne VII me-
duty on the Bridge at midnight. 'haihuc's WI" I''
cure warrant for Lally's arrest.
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BRUNswICK-w. c. Van Horne, President OF inc ana
dian Pacific Railway Company and Prince V. Duicep
SInch FIFTH AVFNUF-Genera! Russell A. Alger' OF
Michigan ex.G Governor Rufus b. Bullock OF "eoTE's, anu
Senator George o. Erwin, Of Potsdam y; San
~ Senator John Foley OF Saratoga. HOFf N-Svh
ator Watson c. squire of Washington, MANI ,,in
HORoUGH-Senator J. Sloat Fassett OF Eimlra. ~
D,V uIII-Senator G.. y. Deane, OF COpaKe' ". =
NV YoRK-General Ftzhugh Lee of virginia NOls,
NATnYE State senators C. p. Vedder John Laughlh ana
~ Cocasshau WINDSOR-Msjor-Gcneral John NJ
Scho0ed. u. 5. Army.
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ROGERS ROYAL
N IRVINE:

When your BRAIN IL ONERWOKkE Ed
through strain of anxiety aud press VI busi-
ness when your HEAD THKOBS with "A
slckrning pain. ROYAL NEKN1NE TONIC
wiz give new Nlgor % the nerves and build
up aud inylgOnte the WHOLE SYSTEM In
the same way ~ II the partakcr thereof had
benefited by a sharp walk or ride on horse
back.
IL destroys the craving for strong drink.
substituting for that Injurious stimulation tho
splendid eXhllaration Of good digestion, free
circulation and PERFECT HEALTH.
ROYAL NERVINE TONIC II warranted
on the manulacturefs' professional honor 10
be- absolutely free from all mineral or poison.
Gus drugs.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. sl.0o por
bottle,
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NEW. BRUNSWICK.

RUTGERS JUNIORS HAVE A MERRY BALL.
one Of the most brilliant receptions given
at Ruccrs College the winter hop Of the junior
class which held last night IN the assembly
at the Masonic Hall Most OF the college pr fssor,
and their wives present, ana there an
unusually large number Of guests from out Of the
city while the society people Of the town present
Ia large numbers. Tho patronesses included Mrs.
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BLOOMFIELD

DRIVEN FROM THEIR BEDS Bf FIRE.
The house Of Nicholas Van SAINT In Lindcnavo'
was DESTROYED by fire yesterday morning. The family
were in bed when the flames were discovered ana
managed to escape Ncighbors saved much OF the
furniture. The loss Is about $1,000.
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c. II. LUSCOMB MADE PARK 'oM"I70i' "
The vacancy in the Park '"m'ni'>'" '"" -, 80
n,o rt,.,i ~ Cantain Henry l. Hayden to serve IN
,ho doulJc canacity Of Police Commissioner ana faFh
commissioners was filed yesterday by the appoint
ment Of Captain Charles II. Lu~comb by Mayor 'n'p'"
Captain Luscomb was Of the eight commissioners
lccisIated out of Office last year when comm ''
OF three was substituted. Commissioner h"'''''"
young and successful lawyer anu ",o, 81
co,.orth ward lie is Democrat in politics, com
Dds Corn,nv X 1:th Regiment, and is prom
nrnt member Of the Long Island Whccmcn. lie
took an active interest in park matters Nhcl J." ~
Commission before Ills term is for two years. 10
salary is attached 10 the Office The Park Commission
Is now composed Of George '. lro"er' pie,.n'",.
Martin II Gross and G. II. LusComb. Mr. 'I"-- ,
term expires next year. Mayor chaplin ma ilil.H
to give Republicans any representation III P''N
management
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STATEN ISLAND.

NORTITFIELD.-On Thur day night the Democrat ;
Of Mortified held their nominating Convention INC
following candidate, chosen: For supervisor
Edward r. Doyle; Collector. Paul atouretic justice
If the Peace. George W. Fisher; Town Clerk, Lewis
r Wright. Assessor, James Larltiu. Excise COMMITS
sioncr John Berger; Highway Commissioner, ). NJ
Decker.
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ANswERING TWICE FoR ONE OFFENCE.

Charles Tanner and Henry Wagner, the two Nom
hers Of the HOhokcn llrc Department who were ar
rested several days - for stealing milk from door
steps, were arrngncd in the special sessions Court
Yesterday charged with larceny, and pleaded not
guilty. When they were arrested In llob1kcn for The
offence. Recorder McDunOugh lined them rlO for dis
orderly conduct. and they thought tlcy had got ont
# the trouble easily. but Prosecutor Winfield TOOK
cogn7anCc II the case and caused their arrest ioi
larceny The Prosecutors action h. looked upon A.
rclmkc 20 Recorder McDouough a, the latter has ~
authority 10 make q final disposition II such case,
The prisoners were bail I'd for trial.
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NEWARK.

ASKING FOR SUBSTITUTION, NUT REVloloN'
At the session Thursday night OF the Newark
presbytery tho Rev. Dr. Craven. OF Newark submitted
= substitute for the report Of the Committee on Rc
,jsioh in which he said In the judgment OF the
prcsbytery Of Newark, the cause Of dviney revealed
truth and the best interests OF the Chnrch demand o
revision Of the text Of the Confession OF Fath but
the substitution for IL in the Constitution OF few
carefully drawn articles OF faith in which snail be
sot forth the essential doctrines which form the basis
Of the Confession and Of the reformed systems ol
theology lie also believed that the Confession OF
rob bouId he restored to its original form adopted
hy the SYNOD OF 1888 lie asked In addition That te
second question required by the Constitution 10 %
nronsed 10 candidates for liccnsurc and ordination DC
altered 80 as 10 read DO yOu sincerely believe ann
adop for substance each OF the Articles OF fait
set forth I'm the Constitution Of the Church as III ac
cordancc with the Scripturcsl And do you slncereN
promise that as long you shall continue In connec-
ton with the Church You will neither publicly Dor
privately teach preach anything that IN Your Judg
ment NAV seem to be inconsistent Herewith
At the session Yesterday several hours were spent
In discussing various questions, but no action "dS
taken any Of the amendments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08

A. IE SHOULDER CAPES. newest STYLES. leading fash.
ionabc fur~, all sizes for ladies and misses Prices
argol, reduced. G. G.. SllAINE. Furricr uptown l2t
Wcst l2d.~t downtown, lO5 Prince-st Mail orden
promptly nlcd
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AInNG TIE SOTND

BRIDGEPORT.-Geor T.. Edmonds says he VII
assume the duties of the Customs Collector once u
which he IA, been appointed by the President, OF
Narch l. and that George +. Mcnlu, will be Deputy
Collector.
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Announcements.

Beware of a slight irritation Of the throat
prImmes Cough Drops give immediate relief. Genune
have 4. II. b. on each drop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08

Blank petitions viii Dee furnished on Application To-
oliver sumner roalL chairman Commute" Oh h"'"i
mcnt 80 l. Cortandt Sc, city.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
snn rise, 50 sets n Moon rises S59 pm Moons ase'
HIGLWNrEK
=, s.,x uoot e25 Gov I,lluL 943 Hell 0ae. ii 30
a MSsnSy iooS 955 Gov. IsAnL 10 l9l Hell SfAe'. -
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CORNELL's BENZOIN COSMETIC SOAP
vbitens the hands rocns the skim and all rough
ness. All druggists, % cts.
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THE BOYNTON FURNACE Co.
For Boyntons Furnaces. Hot Water Heaters, FAngcA
&c 20 10 2O7 and 200 Water-st. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08

190,909 citizens Of Brooklyn and y Y suffer;
in, from skin diseases and piles be- cured by uslaS
PaItrr's Titan SalNe. Ncthlng ike 1t. Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08

INUE BEST and most reliable place in New \ ork
i 10 supply your wants IN the line OF Furniture,
Bedding and Carpets GOOD goods. low prices for III
nr reasonable credit il BAJhlANN BRO~., No. ~
EAST 9TH II.
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FOR REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
A NEW HAND BOOK.

AprOpOs OF the coming convention
Of Republican Clubs of the United
States, mt Nashville, Tenn, The New
York Tribune has III press Il Hand
Book o. the National League of lie.
publican Clnbs, iu the style of the
weil-huOwn Tribune Extras. IL will
be ready for delivery by January ~.
The pamphlet Will be found useful
10 all Republican Club men for refer
encc.
The present status of the various
Leagues and many Of the principal
clubs ~ given quite fully, and there Is
much general matter of great inter-
est.
25 CENTS A COPY.
Secretaries of Republican Clubs ara
authorized TO receive orders for the
Hand Book and transmit the same
90 this office. Orders can be given
either TO club secretaries or 10 this
Office direct.
TEE TRIBUNE,
NeW.YQrk.
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CURE for the DEAF.

PECK'S PAT. IMPROVED TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS
Uafeey overcome deafness and noises IN head Unseen
ronortsble lustng Successful when AL remedies
fsI Whispers even heard distinctly Write or call fof
illustrated book OF proofs FREE Sold only by
r UISCOX. s53 Broadway. cor. l4th-st.. New YORK
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Mrs MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP

MRs WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Ha, been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ina with PERFECT SUCCESS. II s0OTHES as
Child. sOFTENs the GUNS ALLhYs all PAIN
DT ARRUOEA Sold by DRUGGISTS In every par. Of the
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle
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TRIED To BURN A MAN IN HIS BED.

The Newark police are looking for two coiorcd
women who pcrpctratcd act Of cruelty on WedneS-
day night. In the afternoon Of that day Margaret
Ncvins and Elizabeth SlOcum, cOforcd, visited the
Lodgings Of Edward Adams. colorcd, No. 81 Lum ST.
Adams was absent. and upon hi, return he elected
the women. They returned about IL O'Clock IN the
evening and cfcctlng entrance found Adams
asleep upon his bed. In revenge for their eject
nirut the women saturated a with oil from lamp
tied IL around one Of Adams's hands that lay outside
the rover and then set fire Ia II and left the house
The pain awokc the man. but not before he was badly
burned and tho bed clothing had been set on fire.
The ncIghbors rushed In and helped him subdue the
hamcs.
II IL the intention Of the Common Council to make
the Observance OF Washington's Birthday this year
notable The Grand Army posts will cooperate ana
A Joint session ~ committees Of the Council and the
posts will be held tonight to arrange the premi-
narcs.
At the meeting 81 the Finance Committee last night
Controller Connolly had resolution passed for the
retirement 81 1922 900 worth Of bonds. This is an
Important financial transaction and will result IN the
saving ~ about 80 900
The Republican Union League has under advise
mcnt a reception at an early day, at which speak
crs OF national reputation arc to make addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08

Kennedy's Derby and Alpine Hats at 81 90
and - 10 far SUI pas, elsewhere at - and - direct
from maker to wcaer. SIX Hats newess fashions s3 90.
- so - so. 2J Cortlandt--t.. upstairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
HENRY \. DANIELS. NJ.

3l9 WI.NT I-OI U-SI
O,aaases NJ the Nervous System Gento.C rlnary Orpan
Trnotence and Steril!ty. Hours 10 10. to 8.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-26
The German Emnernr.

"What will the German Emperor do
nextP is now the general cry. He has
done so many startling things already,
and takes such evident delight in making
mems tongues wag, that nobody would be
very much surprised if he were to propose
congress for universal disarmament.
Men have already become convinced that
he is sincerely religious, and that he has
no ambition for bloodshed. A little time
ago, wishing to realize the sensations of
soldier on guard, he put himself on duty
for twenty four hours in an extemporized
guard-room within his own garden at Pots
dam and stood sentry during four spells of
two hours each during that time. He
wore the uniform of private soldier, car
ried rifle and ate at the soldiers ordi-
nary. But, unlike Peter the Great, who
did these things often enough in real ear
nest-mixing with the soldiers and lying
down beside them-William H. took his
little diversion all alone No officer came
to relieve HIM, and, in fact, only one or
two persons of his encourage were aware of
what he was doing until he had done it,
When the whole thing was over he was
asked how he enjoyed standing sentry at
night and he replied: 81 was thinking all
the time how many millions of poor
wretches have gone through the drudgery
of military life while loathing it and have
got killed in wars for the causes of which
they did not care button"