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New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
ESTABLISHED 1881.
HANKINSON'S.
s,,r.N CARPET CLEANING WORKS
is East 2:th-st.

c,.rer Colorado Evans GalvestonC Mallory S,cSi.
,,u,sr Excrsor Higgins New orleans j an %
,aam,er seminole Plat Charleston and JacAsoh''' w"
PClvie x co .... W., u,in, y,--Old Donnlon
SsCo. .ut. p,,,i,,o.a II r. Foster.
steamer Martha l. NcCabe. Nih MIX fihA"oP"
& king ,.,, n,-,,,, ,torat,o Hall.
SIM T. Inllv Whitney, Dearborn. Melbourne E'
Mailer a tluef'au o,....oa,povd & Uincke en-.
i,arH Australia (Br), Anderson, BATAVIA, JAVA '' ~
Snow Burgess. e.rrr
staamer, Chicago for iondon Teuionc anu preinen:
r,onJ Liverpool: NOordland Antwerp -, iobn. PR.
ph,iadeIphia Rcrmuda Smeatoa Tower. - ,p,l MeNctn
CIV ot tolumt s. Cablreu Nzcaya nlNht tacs,. cola.
Cola and Gaiioc ~.
rraIo Galveston. Excelsior. New we.irsns' 'eu'l"
ton; dladestry, Beaufort ,.. ,ue. Caao; Lmma
MoEteNldco
Also saled-via Long Island sound - ,.,..
ste,mers Eleanora for Portland; Herman Wtn.e''
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEi"''
FOREIGN PORTS. :, M,
LIVERPOOL April 2O-Arriyed steamer s-e~.York
Rrudr and Lake superior (Brl stew rt H" Ctty (Br),
BRISTOL. April 29-Arrved. steamer hAo'' '
Weiss from New-YOrk. .. r,. oueen lBr), Hces
lev from her 10 LVeIpoo' Nh
ISLE OF WIoHT, April SO Passed. steSnSt sss~"
Eyaps. i1ow New. York " Aeg way l" AsHeSS
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A, mcotIng Of tlc Xcv.Ier.cv Historical soccty

Al a meeting Of the Ncw-Jcrs"y Historical society
Yesterday the question Of proceeding Immediately with
the erection Of a new bndjns referred TO the
Finance Committee with power 10 act
Thomas &. Murray, Freebooter from south Orange.
has filed petition for divorce In the Court Of Chancery
Oh the ground Of adultery. The petition specifies
places dates and persons.
The proposed sale Of The patent leather factories to
an English syndicate has fallen through There
hitch over an allowance claimed from the manu-
facturcrs Of s2J, 900 for the expenses incurred.
II was announced In Harrison Yesterday that
Patrick Tighc. Town Clerk and Water Iurvcyor
was short i'm his accounts. T!Slc had u private con
ference with the Aldermen Tuesday night. In which
il WAS ackE0wedgcd that funds of the town have been
retained but a-,urinc" gVcn Chat the amount
woud be refunded. Iighc says lie Will pas the
money neat Monday. lie draws three salaries aggrc
eating $1,000.
Margaret Kane a widow forty eight years old, IS IN
tlc cu.tofy OF the police Of Harrison charged with
put.ing paris green into bottle Of whiskcy with
the intention Of poisoning Mr. and Mrs. smith. Of 40
az Rcvup!d, ave. Harrison, on Tuesday night. Mr.,
Kane was spending the ni ,ht With the smiths. None
OF the poi-oncd liquor wIs duuH. but Mrs. Kane i,
held for the ac1on Of the Grand jury
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ELIZABETH.

The Union street Railway Company, which proposes
10 build road through the northern part of the city,
has filed articles Of incorporation with the Secretary
Of state at Trenton. The company will begin opera
tions with capital of 100000
Henry d. Saunders, Of Elizabeth. married last
night to Miss Mary J. Ncwcomb. The ceremony tooN
place at the home Of the bride NO 33 Jcffcrsonave''
and tbc Rev Ebcn Cobb OF the second Prcsby terlan
Church. oiiiciatcd.
teran Church. will hold reception at the parsonage
this evening for which several hundred invitations nave
been issued.
Ex school Commissioner Hiram p. Wctmorc Is dah-
gcrously ill., lie has suffered for some years from
necrosis.
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c,nrC IN OTIIEE CITIES.

phu.de,rbia ,p,i 3O-In the presence OF 17,11o en-
.husastic spectators the local Players League champion
shin season was opened this afternoon. Both sides iue
numerous errors! those Of the home club were the os
disastrous I'm their results Boston by nara anu co
secu:ve hitting The fielding OF Fo2aIty ana QUINN anu
the batting OF ardle Richardson the features Inc
follows: y q
EnllaaelpEPi' hi Ss q l q. L.l. 9 3 . 0 80
Bssehi:S- Philadelphia D0,tSn IT, 1 iron T,a
phia g, Boston D. fnnIrri f,IaiI.rt nuN"s'0" "''
preS-FeTguson ana liaO'It .
cleveland April 3O.-The brotherhood season was
onened to-day under favorable circumstances Ihty'hNe
hrnd,od pcople were present There parade before
the game and electric a.ns took the crowd to uc ne"
mark The Clcvclands by heavy batting as follow
Cleveland CE,s.a :, lr 1L L9..~ Q . i 3 9 %
nasehits-Cleyelard H. Chicago 7. Errors1Cleyeland
< Rnl calfasSd mt AND j Jon,i. i''''''' " ' w 49,
The League team was beaten here to-day because they
wer, unable 20 Rhnc~, who was in the box ioT en-
cnnati seven hundred people saw the game Inc score
flssaas1. clsys1aae g. g. h} h} . 9 9 Q 2 80
notwithstanding g. Cincinnati D. g9ir
=McoSade. FGSaGe.'' i ''
Ptt-burg April sOA bright day and the reduced price
Of admission brought out the largest crowd al l\''on
part since the opening day. 1t the first game WIN
pprao and the home won 1t easily by haiu h'.7
tn the fourth ht;h innings. Attendance 2ooo. l"'
score o,
l.n, ril..ssrs r Io..~s lbs 9 9 I D 9 -
pa,ehi;s-Pittsburs a. Buffalo : ~
FhJroco Apru aO-In to.day's game PttbuFg could do
nothing with Hutchinsons delivery. The BlacS'o'A'hf
, nm , neat ocldng game. The work Of Coone' ana
Wiuot was the feature. For PittsoIg SehmtI p''o"
we'll but was poorly supported IN the ned Inc S'"'
was y - Il
{.i,, Eals,ss "a: 6 g. s.Lo:....f Lo:.ff ] a.
psssls Ra:scApPs9A 4 E'SSF and
Rochester April 3O.-The Brooklyns were at Barr
mercy to-day and at no they in the game I"'
attendance was 900. The score was:
Tes1s;2s Bssees5sr ......:S SS 9 %
Baschts-Roches,er o BFeokyn s. ceL
. brooklyn ,. PtchcF'-BaH and Io'l'' '"I'''
syracuse. " y. April so-Thc Athletics were not ia
the game to-day with the Stars, who "on 10 70 o. D'
terrific batting. The score was: .
syE1ss:s sy;S1s,i:: ..:...55 ...::..:.5 9 9 9 9 d-'S
Basehs-syracuse Is. Athletics g. ETroF'-ryFaG1'e
| Ensilc
St Louis April 3Ost Louis to-day took her fourth con-
secutiyc game from Columbus. The umpire Doan save
,hn their only run in the inning. The score Wa
| as follows:
$, ss,uIsa. Lgsi.. ....,.....S 9 0 . i;
| pasobit.-st Louis 49, Columbus :. luor'-St 10 n
/ Columbus L. Pijchcis-,tl,e,ts and ia-ton Umpire
-Dolan.
| g, good game to-day and won from Now.liaNcn The
local player, NEEDED well and hit opIoitun"y The 'eo'
wan,ps5ss WIN I,.5sa - ? 9 . o
Bs Bsschits-wilmlngton .. Ncw.naycn 10. Lrio's-
Baltimore April 3o.-Jcrsey CITY was beaten To-Day
| by Baltimore. The score was: 49,
.i.4.aq Eai..%o,g s.,r ..... 9 9 3 9 3 7 a-'s5
pa y s - Is,Sy cS foTa,cd.
MeDermott IIS.t and Do%d. Uui"re-ya'rn'iar.
| At Wa.hlngton--Washlnston 10. Worcester ~.
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AN EHBEZZLER CACGHT.

Tuesday night AZ 80. G.8 East one hundred and
thlrty-seventl-st., Morrisania. lie /, wanted for
embezzlcmcnt six years ago ll"nkle became "A clerk
for Martin Maoney, president Of the Now York and
Ncw-Jcr,cy Globe and Gas Light Company, Of No.
1l5 Broadway, and when the latter went 10 Europe
last spring he left Iienkle is fall charge of all Of
his affairs in Chicago. When MalQncy returned he
WIS surprised 10 receive lcnk!c's resignation. Au
expert cAamincd the books and discovered that IIcnkc
was an emblezzer 10 the extent Of several Thousand
dollars Inc cinb!c2Lcr "sApPcd' lcay.n NJ young
,ytfc In Cacaco. Word received hcrc few day, az
that llcnklcs wife had com" tD Mott Haven gave 4
clcv 10 h;r husband, whcrcabout, ana led &, hi
arrest He was Yesterday held at the Morrisani
Court to await the arrival OF e4tgadton papers from
Chicago.
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The heart of our Mems Suit stock is
the twenty dollar line of sacks and
cutaways. We have plenty OF more
costly suits and many less expensive
ones. but the twenty dollar grade is a
oualty that seems nearest right for the
greatest number Of people-people who
know good clothing and expect good
value for reasonable sum.
We have twenty different patterns OF
goods at this one price. Let us de-
scribe two or three oi the iaI orltcs.
First, an imported Black Thlbet !;
the sack suit for business, the cutaway
for either dress or business; the fabric
is fine enough to wear anywhere.
Three others, almost equally de-
sirable. An "OXtord " or dark gray
twilcd coating; similar ground,
woven in an indiStinct plaid with a
delicate "OX-blood Overplaid; ; a
black and white silk-miXtnre, showing
nm indiStnct, almost hair-llne, stripe
Nine out of ten tasty men III looking
would stop here and pick one OF these
hut there are others to be seen for the
asking, and you may as well look while
here.
ROGERS, PEET s. co.
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ORANGE.

The gymnastc exhibition Of the misses section Oh
the ,yolcu's class At the Young Mems christian ~
.ocis.on gymnasium Yesterday afternoon WAS
,rc,, success There were eighteen young girls III
IN. cl,,,. They did some crditabc work with
wand. indian clubs and dumb bells aS wei ~ Tree
movement exercises.
The seventy nr.: anniversary Of the founding oi
odd Fellowship WAS celebrated last evening Y Live
OAK Lodge No. I-G. II orange. Past Master Au-u'
Gsa,,mau. Mayor ~ Hobohcn, and representative ~.
t,c sovereign Grand Lodge Of NcwJcr>cy. delivered
an oraflon supper followed, ard the evenin7
closed with a dance IN the rooms Of the orange
N.euucrrnor
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NIWARk.
TIE 4rE,pEcrAnLE- GrEGLAr CONVICTED

James George Tuthill. the burglar who suoc' 'fully
Piled hi, yocation for month, In Moncar and other
OF Newark; suburbs while working diily At hi, trade
ard passing for respectable mechanic. WI. before
the Court Of Quarter session, in Newark yc,'"rt ~,
btt when the jury convicted him on the hr-t nhl't
ircnt fDF burglary committed In Montcalr. Ilcaicd
cuiv to six other Indictment alleging similar erin
,,, ~. tiur of hie arrest apu; a Month ago up T.
IA, conviction. Tuthll stOutY denied n guilt, and
yc,torday hc that h" wa mo-, ~ the STATE ~
New Jersey al the time the rohcrlts committed.
but when the jury convicted him ~ the first rdrt-
mcnt tried, hc gave up the fight. lie will BE-
sentenced ncAt Monday.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

,r Tho Eri~ht. viu>low ciIac to Paterson from
rau pi,er q short time ago. lie WA intruSted WITH
the work OF collecting the funds to pay LOT UNIFORMS
ordered from Philadelphia firm "lnsio"' II i'
alleged. collected the money from the members Du'
ant atirc ~ thc firm cane to Paterson aud called at
the -es Jon Of the commandery In the evening IN,
j ,r,,n thc officers made ty him showed that the
n".rS ill., had Lccn maid An Investigation begun
and quietly conducted and this resulted in syiCent
,ccc ~ lead the officers to prefer criminal charge
cri,'t thcir brothcr Knight. Wnslcw protested his
tn rencr when arrested. lie committed ycster
day 10 await the action OF the Hgahd jury
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G,TIITDED AEOIT THE rnwN

TIA, license fees received last month amount TO
rI3g33 about $1,000 In excess OF the amount in the
same month last wear.
\ slight collision occurred Yesterday forenoon he
tween tho ferry boat New York, OF the FuIton Ferry
line and "a cam-sloop. the sea New. In the middle
Of the East River. The soop lost her jibboom and
the man at the helm was thrown down The we'll -
only two men on board the Sloop No damage
was done to the fcrrybDat
Bi hon Lougln consecrated the Monastery OF
Bethlehem OF the Sisters of the Precious Blood in
sum ptcr ST. ROckawaY ave. Yesterday. after cole
brating low Iuass, Many persons viewed tho new
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lIAS-AIl'.
CATO HER.

THE UMPIRE STABBED TIE CATCHER.
, sorou, stabDng airay occurred In the cOlOrcd
settlement at Norh Pas,aic yesterday during game
of hail. Most of the players were trainer, and jockeys
from tlIc Clifton rcc-track. Edward Wilson. the
catcher di i-pu-d the decision Of bnrly fellow named
~,,,r Il,mc. who was the umpire of Tia Raue.
tigt followed and the umpire asserted h, authority
lv .tabnug wilson four times In the region of tlt
heart lie then took TO the woods and had not been
caught at a late hour last night.
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THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGI L
AMERICAN A>SOCIAIIO'
ASsociATGON
az THE COLLEGE DIAMONDS

wnrams,on Mass. Apr; 80 tSpccisD Yale defeated
Williams tb, afternoon, owing % umcy hit ~ M'tuh9
The was:
Yale .................. " " ~ ~ - "A ~ .,
Easeht,-Yaic g. Williams =. Erfo's-Yalc l. W iilaH
g. lattcries-Dalzo and Jackson, spaiidihg ana COX.
Cmprc-Mahoney.
bethlehem, PENN April 30 (speciaD -Lchgh lost
to.day's game with Easton. The score was;
Eas3sn 5ss3sS ..:.:: 9 3 3 %
Princeton y. j.. April 80 (speciab.A close and !n-
tcresting game OF baseball played on The university
field this afternoon. The
lrepaIatory Schoo! ..............6 o
Butterflies ..-..................--l y ID
PainAed, y. J., April 80 (specia)-A crowd OF Column
tia College students ~ PlanGeld to-day with hci
bail nine. The
cIe.ecnts ...............o ! q III
Columbia ...............O y y l.
Charlottesville Va, April 80 (SpcciaD-The University
of PENNSYLVANIA and University OF Virginia played
lively game :his afternoon The score was
University q Penn. o o % Si
Albany April 80 (SpcciaJ.-The Union College nine
paycd here to-day It's Of the season with he
RidqeAeds. The game resulted Ia twenty runs u eleven
In favor Of Rdgricld.
Carlisle Pom, April 80 (spccaD.-Sevcral hundred
persons this afternoon Witnessed close between
Dickinson College of this city. and MUhlcnbrg, VI Allen
town. Score: Dickinson I, MuhIenDeig D.
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IT,. inyc.ur,t.on viii 1c continued to-day.
POLICY pn>Lrrs SCORED FROM THE BENCH.

Ind, Iippineott created 4 sensation iu the General
sessions Cont u Jcr-oy CTS yc-t"riiy by somp
fr,nLc rcmari., hc made ia charging q Jury "hi'h
wa, trying the cl,c II two men for ceiling poll'y
lips, Tho men Henry fahcr. proprietor 81 a
bc.r shop At Newark and Garden sto, Iobohcn, ana
August seaman. his bartender. The evidence against
them va, conclusive. In delivering the charSc 10
the inry Jud-9 Iippincott said. That there arr
hers VIII, have Influence enough 10 shield Themselves
and their tool, from the vengeance ot outraged las
(, patent fact 1t may be-, even said. that they
are within the very shadow o tai, court hou,c, and
n,c Slcir influence 10 bring - Justice their poorer
rival, In the ucfIrou, busuc-, That they may havo
A nrouopoly Of IL. The court, thu, made their
,ons I'm, though they fancy thcu -clyc, more power
frl tl,n the Law. the daf viii come when they VIII
nud thcfu,clvc, within tine grd-p they hav" dcNci.
Tl u., convicted the defendant, after fcV minute,
dclnrrti ION II !. understood thai the Judrr'e i"
marks we're directed at some prominent cDuiiy
0rrial, who arc said 10 be backing tie policy bu,i
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
EW-BRUNSWICK.

COLLECTING ARREARAGEo OF IAAho'
The Commissioners Of Adjustment. VINO nave Dceh
M work for under the Martin Act adjusting
arrcargcs Of faxes assessments etc. completed their
work and filed their final report Yesterday In all the
Commissioners have reported Sal 900 OF arrcaraseS'
reductions having been made which brought the ap-
parent arrearagcs down to that figure from Slooooo
Of thl, amount sl2O 900 has been paid into the city
treasury and ~ steps tO BE- taken 70 perfect
hc cfys foe simple title - all plOpcrtc, purchased D
il M sales for taxes under the Commis ssonerN. 1t Is
roablc that an the rest Of the amount Will also be
roectcd The total expense, of the Commission VIII
not be over > per cent of the sum collected.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
" AlINGO.'
A NEW COLLAR.
49,. ,r...1nw,s snnrn1Nc Syprp

Nps WrNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
'n - a., over BIFrY YEARS by MILLIONS
1 PEI sctR5y scttRPsEN \, WH5dG sDoTF TEETa u;
cfnHitfiD 'soFTENS. he GUNS ALLAYs all fAIN
~ sp uCr, Sold By Druggists In par, VI the
Iii ~ Twenty.nvc cents totue
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
PATERSON.

A KNIGHT ARRESTED FOR EMREzzLEMEyT.
L. w. Winslow. member Of the Washington com
mandery knights of Malta of Paterson, arrested
in the lodge room at 1 O'Clock yesterday morning on
a charge Of cmbczzllng the funds Of tho members
Of the comnalderys Tho arrest caused q sensation
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

Tie Clerks Trick.-MOney ybags-Gctting ready for a
big summer business. Planter
Planter interchangeable, no; very dull business
In summer-fcw people die
. That 50 Why | noticed last summer. and for
many years previous. that there was big fatality
among the relatives Of my clerks"
Did IL ever occur to You that TINS is only during
tha bssebau season 2'-lawreace American
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

NETWORK LEAGUE WIN IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia April 30.-The second game Dec"eeh
Al. Nav York and Philadelphia (N. L. clubs was by
,ong odds the finest exhibition OF ball playing seen
here this season. With the exception OF mum ai,er
a long run by Hamilton, not an error was ilaoe.
Welch pitched a splendid game for the visitors ana
barring the fifth inning, when the home players
punched four Of their six hits his pitching was aioss
e.u,t,ess. Ths fielding Of Denny, HorRupg AueQ
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and Burke and the hitting Of Clark were the FEATURES
Attendance. 3.5C2. The score was:
PHILADELPHIA IN Ia.

Earned runs-New.York 8. Phladepha .. flr,t DaSo
on efrors-Ncw.York o. Philadelphia o. Ihree-ha9g n1 m
oo Alien Murphy l. Bas~ett 1, Burke !, Hanilts,,
1 First base on bas-OG Wcch A, of Anderson = % o.,
Tnav Struck ou-I,y Welch D. by Anderson ?. 9y Day
10y Wild pitches-Anderson /, Day l. Cmpirc-Lyheh'
rime Of e--l
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

1O-DAr
45i SETS 81 Moon set, 80 Am Moons age IL
HIGH WATER.
4 y-s,pay Hook 4ia Gov Island 5O3 flct Sate noSS
= u-sandy HOOK OH dow Is1lnL 553 Hell a.Io' 80
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xcmes ..............O o "
Earned runs-Staten Island A. c: 3. Acmes o. rlr.t
base On errorsStatcn Island \. c. Acmes l. cit on
bases-Statcn Island \. c. D. Acncs D. '"Plo-i''PN"
c,uhs ~ Newark Yesterday Newark won by lhe
wild pitching and poor fielding of the visitors Inc
willie. N j. lie was Wild. but gave promise Oh Deihs
valuable. The was: . >,
Mewsfk '-...''.-..''''''o q o . . / 6
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Announcements.
,,., TuIxc FOR THE TEETH,

Tho fra9iant sOzODoNr has taken very prominent i
INC ~" the most approved dentrlceS OF the day.
Pi' wC"v nOpuar article Tor the t0et hi2hy recon-
mc,ced by all who have usea .I as i chu pr ,
SSrrH,,Lh VI and arrestng the progress of decay.
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PARK Brooklyn, Yesterday, between the broohlyh
ID po.ton Ioaaue clubs was small but the match
was brilliant exhibition, worth going a long distance
TO SEE The $50 spectators present enlOyed thc con
test hugely. the home winning after beng oul-
batted two TO one The spectators voted the
contest the finest played III tls ncyhboIhood
tbis season Collins Tucker and Smith played
in remarkable form. the fielding work on both sides
being brilliant Cancels blunders were cOotly anu
uere responsible for three SulVans error dlso
gave BROOKLYN two runs. Carlthcrs's delivery was
batted freely but he was effective at critical moments
Tabor pitched an excellent game. McDcrmOtt j. d
discpliiaran fined Collins - for wildly protesting
against a decision. The score was as follows:
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PIAINEIEID.
A NADMhN TRIES TO KILL HIS FAMILY.

A NADMtN TRIES TO KILL HIS FAMILY.
John II. Rcnmann. who lives in "A lonely place on
the Ou,,kirts of North Planield, has become lu'lo
lately and on Tuesday night attempted to XIII himself
and his family. The mailman first attempted - ems
hi, own throat Diverted from this, he turned Na"-
cciy upon hi, wife and pulling her head back II i2r
A, pos -hlc hc cndcavOrd 20 draw keen razor
acro,, her throat. The woman dropped 10 the moor
as if doAi. Ecnmann turned from h'r ana thcn
r,,lr a dash for one of his children. the mother
wrt,d the razor from her husband haud aid th'N IL
W., itn t,c darIi,c,, Ecnnann remained quiet during
IN. res: o IN" urlt. lie arrested yesterday upon
2 COMPLAINT of Ms brother In law, for whom lie va,
.c,rchiu- a, the same time >hputng " want - hlil
Iohn Wendell with axe, and ! want 10 bul| Hi'
Lodv with uv -pado.~ Kciumaun wa~ tak"n 10 tI.'
trenton Nsvlum by order Of the North PlalnieId
Town ,hip Committee.
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errors"BrookIyn 2 New York . Left on 6aseS1Broo4iyn
z Sew.Yorh B. First base balls-On an id!!lth =
~ + Ewing > Struck out-Slattery l., Seery An
dyeWs 2 Three. base htsJoyce !, Cook Van Haitfth
Two.base hlts-Slattery /, Orr l. joyce DoI2ie
piays-Ancrews Ward and Joyce Joyce and Bauer. hi'
SsPpmrRe ~ whitney l. SeeTy /. orr |, McC'eachy J.
Cook l. Stolen base-Wsrd Cmpiies-Barnes ana "ah'
me-. Tmc-2 10.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

The African Methodist Conference for New-IcrS"y
opened In New Brunswick yesterday Bishop H. NJ
Turner presiding, and scventyGve clergymeE present
IL will remain in session week.
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UryRy A. DANIELS. NJ. ]

WINI SJIH-SI.
n,soosos NJ the Nervous system Gcnitol rnary organs
,lsenso and S.erllty. Hours to Il, 3 to 3.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

The marriage Of Mis-, Ida Naylor to Nathan i'''
~ North Pllinield. was 10 have taken pace At vi i'c
Crch Yesterday afternoon. but, owing to the sudden
and danccrous illrc-, OF Miss Naylor. the ceremony
va, indefinitely postponed.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

Earned sBoston bFGgE{I 10 o. on fFt bIss ON
g. Brooklyn T. In on bases-toson q Bro1Hlyn TO-
SULLIVAN Twobasc hits-Sullivan smith stolen bases
C9lns caruters IuekfT smh n onD D'uOss ,rdce bi!
OBricn Collins Fouu. Pinkney g. smith; Brcdlc
Tmnires-Mc Dernott and Powers. Time OF game o.
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f.. & w
L" SlINGO.'

Koon,s Dress Shirts to measure. for 50. None
~ anv prlce. Largest stock or mems 1urhIshHs
0cods ,n nv New. Ycrk. SOJ and oll broadway
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

LUXURY For TOURISTS.
~ rro,,s perfect Tooth Powder in metal boxes. with
Dr: nSO" Sea s,,rina tube. Neat aud portable
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

Not many people were on hand TO witness the game
between the staten Island Athletic SIuD ahd Aches
AT West Ncw-I5righton yesterday Inc game was
we'll contested one, and the Acmcs codd not WIN i0r
the simple reason that thcy could not INT the pail
rnnntan proved an enigma to them. The score was
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
rr.1,nr1ryr VOTES ~ TIE THOUSAND.

Fraudulent VOTES By TIE INV H-'-'N'
The senate Investigating Committee Nc''er1'N '''
r,,nd di ,ug up tho evidences oi election Hd"u' p'
notr,tcd I'm Hudson County lat fan - on P'''"'
Iov. nearly ali the witIc~,c~ wcrf women ANU d"
,.,. ~ ,,itucs.e, wcre examined IN all. ana Ih".'
than thirty names voted 0n were discovered 10 p'
fraudulent Ecpcaters had voted from vacant '''
and on name, of dead men and men WHO h'd u's"P
pearcd long before election dny
One of the ca.cf vtu"-sc, Of the day was cN ''i"
missioner William j.. Kern. * chiei o the lAs iou''
a, fhe member, of lie old Jersey cry Board 'i f"b
. Work, were STYLED. Kcrn's testimony showed ii''
the lIth Assembly, District had abo1t 1000 JOS N"''
within IT, limit, than the INih Ni'nn"il' p-i"'''
vet The former c,-t 1888 vote lat f!l while Il" Inc
,acr election previous. wlen every voter VINO '"i'i
Loo found W., diafr,d oUt t. the polls The total N"''
in the AlGcYinau.c District was only 1'l"p ia
round number. This di,ctepancy threw s'T"hS
.cii,rt ou t,. II itnflc proportions to which frauds
fail Nh Kern lal for Assembly ln m dl-tI't Lt''
III lut thc fraudulent votes defeated him.
rboul., L. Joro, testified that Will" hc "d' pclflis
, Hcpuhlcan tcAct- u tic polling place "t th' Nlh'
Precinct of ~" u District h. wa -"i upon ana
l.ai.u ~ the Democratic mob ~ h''lrt, WI" 1l9'"
.rnird tho poll. because he w. p'ddlnS ls'p"h''
,.,u ttel.'. lii- flcLct- wore taken FROM INN ana
-,..v,,l iu tr" acct Whom no appeal d {" - ponce
man ior protection. the latter -ad II "a' Only Il
H.. investigation VIII ~ continued to-day.