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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
PLAINFIELD

Unknown person. saturated the no0r Of Frank
Iinkcs beer bottius establishment ou sunday night.
and then set fire 10 IT. Tie lire was soon oA-
tinguishcd and the lo., not large.
The following the officers elected and Installed
by the Piainned Reform club: President, Nathan
Harper: vice presidents. George ". T. Randolph.
f. T.. Ellsworth and Thomas b. Crosby; recording
secretary \. Ellsworth, financial secretary. J. W.
raucr,achs. treasurer. !. d. ~p'cr, executive com
mttcc Andrew Naudcrltok. 10. y. spencer. Jacob
Voohl. John H. French and W. q. smith. finance
committee. W. Il. CodiugOu, =. T.. Hoffman and J.. A.
Hummer.
Within one week the homo Of Professor 7. T..
Ilazcll tho musical instructor in thc public schools
Ia, been broken up by the prevailing malady. ID
grippe Professor iagcus sister 90 Jaw died ist, h,
wife soon followed 10 the grave. and subsequent
10 her death an Old family servant ,uccumbcd to the
disease
The President Of the Common Council. Elr"r" j.
Nonctt appointed the foowinc committees lat neht
Aims Durham. Jcnh1u,. Ru,hm'rc. Auditing
jenkins. Rushmorc Johnson. Ilnancc-NcwhAll.
JcnhIn~ smith. Fire and Uu.ldlng,- Icthcd. Gallup.
Roberts. streets smith Johnson, Gallup. Laws and
ordinances Iushmorr. DuuAaa, Ncwhru. License
Johnson smith, Roberts. Police Roberts, Iirthcld,
spangeulure. Public Right -pangcnhurg. Nc~hail.
Durham. Watcr-Galiup. lictieid, apanfcnburs.
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The general feeling in the city yesterday IN regatu
10 the Worlds Fair was one Of confidence ana sa'l'
faction that the magnificent showing when the Nc"-
York delegation made at Washington on saturday h'u
mmca,urahy increased thc chances of the metropolis
for selection rs the site Of the Exhibition. MI De
pew's address before the senate Committee was great
IN praised and many who heard his speech at tho
reception In tho evening believed that 1t was most
forciblc and happy supplement 10 The arguments OF
his previous effort.
The following subscriptions were received ycStcr-
day: Leo Granger. Thomas j. sutton. l.. Fern
Stein 4. T.. llildchrand a Co.. John Nlrnakc Charles
Lcascnlcld 500 each, William H. Henderson. BorSt
d Clauscn, $50 each II. f. Bliss. Conrad Tcchcr. $50
each. r. II. Illll, $40. Henry banker, 50 william
Rul-am. -. Total for the day, $131; previously
subscribed 50 PSI 500 aggregate 10 date. 52S3 G27
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY
MISCHIEF DONE BY An ELECTRIC WIRE.

MISCHIEF DONE BY AN ELECTRIC WIRE.
live electric light wire came In contact WIN
telephone wire last night and caused Few SHOCKS
and several slight fires. The current set IRE 10 the
branches OF large tree opposite the fire mead
quarters and affected of the telephones belong
ing 10 the Street and Water departments. The tce-
phone in Chief Engineer Rugccss houae was sHeht!S
burned and Mr. Ruggles received a shock ne leIc-
phone-bO in the pipe yard was also signify burned.
The current travelled into the central telephone 0nIe
causing a fire on the switchboard and gave slight
shocks to some of the operators. No serious damage
done.
Counsel for the German American Bank Note com
pany of Kansas city yesterday applied TO Chancellor
McGin for an order appointing a receiver Tor Inc
Southwestern Land Cattle Company. The Banknote
Company had loaned the Cattle Company 100000
The company owns large herds of cattle in the Indian
Territory.
Mayor Cleveland signed the ordinance yesterday
for an elevated railroad from the the Central Ferry 10
Westside ave- and also the ordinance allowing the Der
gen Electric Light Company to erect poles and string
wires.
Edward Callahan. age fifty years, OF Walkcr-aVe Is
missing from his home. His three children nave
died within year and his friends fear he has become
insane through grief.
st. Kathcrines Home for unfortunate girls was
formally opened in Palisade Jersey City Heights
Yesterday. The home will be in charge of sister
Anna. of the Order of St. Margaret of Boston.
Isaac Oliver, liquor shop keeper. was fined $500
and costs yesterday for allowing boys to gamble IN
his placc.
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FURNITURE or THE ST. JAsEs's cLrB SOLD

An sale o. the furniture carpets. boo"s' pct
urcs and property o. the St. Jamess tCanadian)
club was hold At the clubhouse so. l. last Twenty.
ninth.st., yesterday morning. Numerous Articles were
bought by members Of the club, while OF the moro
valuable pieces Of furniture were taken hy " Essex 'Hb
OF Newark y !. with reference The ruuor that the
clubs existence Is to end. Of the member, made
positive o statement They explained the sale
by saying that they expected 70 occupy smaller quar-
tiers and much q their furniture va, well worn ana uh
suitable % their future needs they had decided - se II
at auction The Telowcrai Club 70 occupy the house
The james, Cub formed IN 1850 It, member
ship is said include about ninety resident and over 100
non resident members, The president Of the Organization
is Sir Roderick Cameron. 40 now club have yet
been secured.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican primary elections, to p m:
Dock Department hearing before Mayor urane'
Board OF Aldermen City Hail. noon
Rar As.ocIation annual meeting. No. 7 West Twenty
lth.st. p IN. ,, ,,-..,..,. - -
Chicago and St. Louis Railway reference case peiore
Referee Wilson.
police and PILOT Commissioners meetings
Railway branch Of Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION
anniversary. p. M -
Railway Presidents Association meeting
Cortez case before Commissioner Lyman, p m
Soctetv Of Amateur Photographers, No. 122 West
Thirty -sixth-st. p M - ,,, -, Ma.
lanes c. Rice Post No. 80. installation OF onicers'
Adephi Hall. p. m ., .
Society OF the suppression of Vice annual meeting As
ISOLATION Hall. y. m - 80 ,, ,-,,.
Cremation Society annual meeting NO. lo9 west Fii'y'
fourthst. 80 p. m -
American Geographical Society, Chickering Hall m
Lecture by Miss Caroline b. Leho" NO u onNoiS'"
Place, p. M $500. 1.,,.- c,., No
Lecture by William G. Prime before Grolier Cuo NO.
20 East Thirty .second-st.. 8 p. M ,
Major.Genefal o. o. Howards lecture oeIore AVSu''
Of Anthropology, 3 rs p. M
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NEWARK.

Miss Louise Bass Phillips. died at her nome NO
So sherman ave. saturday, ut the ripe age OF ninety
three She was born in East Brldgewatcr Mass
and was the daughter Of John Ihillps, an ohcer oi
Washington's Army durii.s tho RcvomtiT Shc
retained all her faculties except her cycSleIl, UP l"
her death She was an earnest worker In the Pro
testant Episcopal Church.
The Kruger Home for Aged Men In AvonaVe'' was
formally opened YESTERDAY. and turned over to'et
dircctorg The Home Is for aged men of all crccdS
and naticna.es. and Is a eft by Gottined hrueEer'
Postmaster Conl,ln yesterday received permission
from Washington to establish five new stamp stations
and 10 appoint two additional clerks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

Take d At the first symptom and you need never
call doctor for II prevents as well al cures.
Worth SO q bottle, but SlOO buys II,
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

A FLAGMAN KILLED on THE ELEVATED ROAD
fatal accident occurred yesterday on the Union
Elevated Railroad tracks at Myrteave. ana AuanlS'
st. Michael Graham age sixty, OF No. 81 WaVerly-
ave. a nagman at that point was on his way 10 HIS
Gag house from the station al 3:45 a. M, wheh TIC
was struck by Fifth-ave. train, which he dlu hoe
gee in the fog until il close to him. lie en-
deavored n re ont Of the way but caught under
the wheels His body was dragged along the rails
for twenty feet and was nearly ground IN pieces
While the train which struck him was standing on inc
curve another train ran into it, but no damage was
done Graham was little behindhand IN gettng 10
his work and hurrying 10 get 10 his laghOuse
when he was run The engineer OF the tram
which struck him not blamed
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sATURDAY AND SUNDAY HOSPITAL FUND.

The special appeal OF the Executive Committee Of the
HOSPITAL Saturday and Sunday Association. account OF
the enormous the Of the hospitals by
the prevailing epidemic. is meeting with hearty
from all classes and the final result fail be OF
substantial character Among the received yester
dsy by Charles Laner the No. II Naeaust.
were the following:
From churches Madison Avenue Methodist. $3.50 81
CONGREGATION Ahaveth Chcsed SlG0 Congregation ShAar
Hashsmom ga So ST. Mary the Virgin Episcopal. 80
additional from ST. Thomas $5
For the Women's Fund: IL. B." Washington. d. c..
k.oeo; MA John u. eoodSood sl6 Mrs. Prime River
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FUNERAL or MRS. CLEVELAND.
MANY FRIENDS PRESENT AT THE SERVICES

Tho funeral OF Mrs. Esther Greeley Cleveland, the
widow of John F. Cleveland and sister OF Horace
Greeley, was held in st. Leos Church III
East Twenty -eghth-st yesterday morning Ihe
church was filled with the many friends OF the dea"
woman. The requiem mass was celebrated by the
Rev. Father Duccy, rector of the church lie delivered
short eloquent address, euloGistc OF the character
OF Mrs. Cleveland and commemorative of her many
virtues. After the sermon and the singing OF y
Salutaris. the body was taken to Greenwood Gem
ecry, where the burial private go
Among the many people present were Miss Gabrlel.e
Greeley Miss Cleveland, Mrs. Martha J. Lamb, Mrs
Horace Green. Mrs. Frank Leslie, Mrs L. Fisk, smith
Ely IT., Henry Hall, DR.. II. HOlcOmh, A. NJ B0gby,
Mrs Frances Barrow. Mrs Theodore Connolly, Grace
Greenwood Mrs J. b. LippncOtU, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Knox Miss Matte Sheridan, Mrs Florence Rice
Knox, Mrs and Miss Cdel.
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COMPOSITION OF THE PLYMOUTH COUNCIL.

The absurd statement has been published that a
committee composed of DR.. Phillips Brooks, Dr. W. H.
Davis, and Professor w. 5. Tyler viii form the EX-
aiming Board at the Congregational Council on
Thursday TO examine and install Dr. Abbott ana
Mr. Bliss in Plymouth Church. While these minister's
one an Episcopalian another a member OF the he
formed Church. and the third a CongregationallSt
are invited 10 participate in the Council, that body
will not be likely TO delegate any powers TO ticm
The Council is composed of the pastor ana one ueig
Rrooklyn New-icrSey Connecticut and Massachusetts,
and six eminent Congregational ministers Wltnout
ni,Inits Eleven other ministers representing four
other denominations. invited to sit honorary
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Ahrnham Brown. an oIa .olaler. last wech reccLyed

Abraham Brown, old soldier. last week received
s23y a. a pension from the Government for inJuric-
received during the war. y confidence man learning
81 the old mans good fortune ncc,cd him ont Of $50
The fellow will be- arrested within few DAYS, 1t Is
said # he does not make restitution
The Board Of Excise. at the lustg,ton Of Mayor
Rankin has passed resolution, that hereafter III ap
plcatlons for licenses must bee made one month b.
fore the Board take, action and that the name of ap
plcants together wiki tho situation ~ the places they
propose to start he furnished the newspaper, for pub
LEGATION.
The Euzabcthport Athletic Clah VIII have cross
country run on Wa-hineton's Birthday.
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REpT BLICANS SELECT 4 TTCKET.

A meeting u ,he enrolled Republicans of the IXth
Assembly District held IN Greenwich Hall last even
ing ~ select ticket FOR the primary election to-day.
William II Corsa was na6od foT president +. -. Miller
and Mitchell Halliday fot Nccprcsidcnts, william A.
Ccdncy for secretary Gcore D. Kupcr for and
joseph y costa Tor scrg tut- attrm. The meeting de-
cldrG 20 II,-ln Geo tn state ~.n1tc memorial signed
d. al Republicans and Demo rae, IA the INth District
who are IN favor u alot rc,I;n. Thftyon members
for County Committee were named and thirty-scyeu
Tor the District Committee.
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Purity Strength = Perfection
cLEvELAN0S
" SUPERIOR
BakingP Powder
Absolutely the Best
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
STATEN ISLAND.

Mrs Ann Barnes Jonrncay, who was supposed W oo
the Oldest woman living on staten Island oleu ."
sunday It her home in TottenvilIc Mrs. JourhoaN
wr5 was ninety-six years old. was the WHO" VI
David Jonrneay who was IA veteran OF inc "" -
1879. She the daughter OF 'ohh oVe"0' ,,
- o - ,ho first settler, Of staten Island. Mrs.
,ooav u.cd n entertain her relatives ana
friends with the story that her father renienPGIVr
t nc,dcnts uhich occurred when George Washing
to ro'cd staten Island with his little army ann
topned AT the old oakley House In Rcl,sville MrS
Ionrneay was the mother OF twelve chmIyIi So ard
Children and seventeen grcatgrandcmdIeh'
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dale So Mrs c. Wolfe s.; Mrs Frederick F. Cook SIS
Personal and general Wine and Spirit Traders Society
$500 Alfred Pell. $50 Maturin L. Delahed. $50 war
ren Lange & Co. s25 Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. Dominick'
500 Henry w Bbby $50; David Lydig. $50 'E." SIS :
Cash sl3: Mr. and Mrs F. T. Garretson. $40; Cash.
Laurel House Lakewood y. j.. So Alfred H. ConkllhE'
IS Charles I. Berg. IS, Mr. and Mrs H. Drisler o.
Total up TO date, $50 ,SG5 sc.
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A GIRL Fractures A LITTLE BOYS SKULL.

John Mcbride. age ten, of No Prospect Terrace
was sent 10 the homeopathic Hospital Yesterday for
treatment of a fractured skull. lie was struck on
the head with brick by Laura Cole age fifteen, OF
No. 1872 Prospecst., yesterday morning She was
angry from annoyance caused by the boy she saws
lie threw mud al her and struck her with SUCK ana
she only wanted to drive him away.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

pREvOORT- f. Perkins president Of tho
Chicago burlington and Quincy Railroad Company:
FIFTH AVENUE-Rcar-AdmiralD Daniel Ammen, U. ..
NAVY: Ex-Governor Samuel T. Hauser OF Noh.sns
ex.Congressnan Jay a. Hubbell OF Michigan anu eh'
Senator Warner Miller .GlLSEf-Ex'CohsIy imam
7 n GuGllan Of Minnesota MURRAY Hill
General John f. Farnsworth. OF Illinois WINDSoh-
r r. Cable president the Chicago, Rock Island ana
Pacific Railway Company.
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ELIZABETH.
EIILA
FIRE FOLLOWS 4 RAILWAY WRtCk.

FIRE FOLLONo 4 KNILNNl NNFVh'
A freight train early yesterday morning ran into
another freight train which was standing on the track
Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad at Linden. The loco
motive Of the former train wds badly smashed, and
IT, engineer and fireman saved their lives 10y jump
ing six freight cars shattered and their con
tents strcwn along the tracks The roadhcd Va,
badly torn up. and travel hiochadcd for several hour'
The wrecked cars took fire and were 50 much broken
M that they were allowed to burn. The company ,
los, Will amount to thousands OF dollars.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. ID
OUTGOING STE4NERS.
WEDNESDAY,. JAN. !
SHTppING NEWS
NHTTTINT ' -.
PORTO OF NEw.YOHK. MONDAY. IA

PORT OF MONDAY JAN. ID. 1890
ARRIVED.
steamer ROTTERDAM iee ynadsr Gee ROTTERDAM M Nth r5S
steamer Elysa BID HAYNES. Mediterranean ports with
md'o and passengers 10 Henderson Bros Arrived At The Bar at
CIV ~ Columbia Pierce Cariena. Jan Maianzas
Havana Q with mise and passengers to jas Ward a. 90
steamer F. Mar Hawthorn New orleans pays with mdse
STEAMER ckcrbocker Kembe days with
| md-c and passengers 10 : II seaman
Ton Viii ind.c and passenger, To- WIN Clydo 4 90
steamer Tallahassee Fisher savannah days with mdse and
Steamer Hulpner'. Newport Tews and Norfolk
steamer Winthrop. Bragg. Portland with mdse to Horaao
Big Daylight Foster. Demear 70 days with sugar to
L..y,rait y Co., yes''l To- l. " q Armstrong.
SUNSET wind at sandy iaoA moderate gale. W cloudy
A. cry Island. WIND ~uouE, +. CLOUDY.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Minister Maybach Ger. Bunger Bremen 20 days
ste.mcr Pa1Fa pl1iit orleans with cotton seed
mea. to order. vessel TO u.,,er.
CLEARED
st..mencromo tBrf lord Lelth Simpson. Spence Young
SieAmcr RooAant lBrl. fyton Am''eFdAm-H s'uF-'
OI steamer Delta BIZ shaw capr HaytLord Austin.
Steamer IAla lNOr Dozen. ~ AIMS Bdy g vessels CO.
steamer lroluol. kemhle. Charleston aud ternAndlna-
birmingham Berg savannah Walker
snip fr-'cucse Ger. Mars'iu"s -Ih"o kqSrr - Co.
H E,Is c ,i|' E sa Nor Adeac"s Miil'ey
i4ra MARIA ,>sedj Garrison Port N-t- -Fnneh Edye% Co
Steamer, Yorkshire for Hong Kong; city OF Birmingham
savannah. shaw nut, "----.
Al.osa.lci VIA Long Island sound
| steamer STANDARD for Boston.
1HE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LivIRrooi. Jan - Arrived. steamer Tho Queen. from
Now.IorS
NorlLE ian - Arrived steamer wisconein tBr) wor.
| raj. from New lrk
! HAvgx Jan IL Arrived. steamer Ia Champagne (Frs
I from Nu:S
Gin..lrAn Jan IL Passed Steamer Anglia (Brl. from
| Trieste her L. NeviuTk.
ScitY Jan ls-Passri. steamer Dada Ger, BAFeAus
from NowlOrL ON Nor way TO Hamburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
PARK RIDGE.
y EDITOR ARRESTED

james II. storms Editor Of The Park Ridge Local"
a weekly new paper. WAS arrested on saturday night
for non support Of hi wife. lie gave bail before
Justice Herring Of lll-dalc 10 appear for trial on
Wednc-da, niuht. Mr.. storms io member u on" u
tho best families In Bergen County, and is secretary
Of the Park Ridge Congregational sunday school and
teacher in that school. He was job printer In the
standard Hall Building. Newark, for year. ana now
manages the same bu.inc.- AZ 80 - Montgomery st.,
Jersey CITY. rs wife Mis-, Loii" HYATT, Of so
l79 south Orange ave, Newark where hor parents
still live.
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poru s1nrs coNr1pENr oE wINNING.

Some one is bound to DC disappointed at the meet
ing of the Republican General Committee this even
ing when the choice Of chairman is announced.
The friends Of Franklin Woodruff are confident OF his
re election by a substantial majority, and the sup
porters of David A. Baldwin are equally sure that
they will elect their candidate. The delegates who
will not declare themselves until the voting occurs
hold the balance of power and are counted on pom
sides. Before the meeting this evening committee
of woodruff supporters will meet and nominate can
ddaIes for secretary and treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

sympathy.-Captain ITO stowaway)-So. You young
rascal ran away from home. did youl You ought 70
he thrashed for leaving home and thrashed again for
getting aboard "A ship without permission.
Stowaway- Please. sir, nv sister began talnn music
lessons an practisin' scales the pianer, an ]
Thought there wouldn't be no paners on ships
Captain-COme to nv arms. my son. mad musical
sister once myself.-(Scw York Weekly.
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long ISLAND.

A LARGE LAND CLAIM SET Up.
Newbold Lawrence has brought suit against lno
town ~ Hampstead TO recover possession Vi many
hundred acres Of marsh land In the southern pa' Vi
the township The land lhciuueS u'o "oii
Wv ros,rt Lang Beach Since beginning the &C
,tr vr I.wrcncc IA, disposed of an interest In his
c,,i, IN Carmen Frost Their action Is based on an
u~acLnov lcdgcd instrument bearing Inc uae - -.
rho dncumcnt contains the signatures OF my eI.h
irccholdcrs The town hg- Retained hse .tWSls'. -
y Weller and Assemblyman JanM A.. Aleh ~
the town has occupied and used the lana Tor over
200 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
ALONG THE SOUND.

ERTDGEPOHT.-Nss Grace H. Dodge entertainer
i,rge audience nj seaside Institute last evening IN
a ire lecture entitled Working Girls clubs ~ NeW-
Nort civ" judge Edward w. seymour, 81 mo
supreme court Is seriously 90 AZ the home Of NJ,
brother the Rev. o. -tou, seymour rector Of Ohrl''
lhnrch. Nnifflrl.
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PATCHOGUE-WiIliam Nichols. the eighteen year

PATCHOGCE.-Wam Nichols. the eighteen var
old Of Edward Nichols. was arrested YESTERDAY,
charged with stealing $50 from servants trunk III
his fathers house. He had hearing before JlN'Co
Carmau. and committed to Jail At Klycrhead. ~
await the action II the Grand jury Nchoi7S parents
are wealthy and own much property I'm Patchpgnc.
Long ISLAND CITY.-Justice Dykman. who Is Sit-
ting I'm the Queens County circuit Court. ia' be'h
compelled 20 put all the criminal business OF the
over ano T"rmincr. which was 10 have begun N''t"r
DAY over the next term. owing Ia the serious lines,
Of District Attorney John Fleming. who is victim ~
the grip. number Of important civil cases on
The calendar have had 10 90 or for the term. owing
10 the illness II counsel and witnesses VINO are SUI
fcrlnc from the prevailing epidemic.
BAY SHOEE.-JOhu Fogartv. eighteen wears old
son of William Foearty. ha, become violently nSan.
through the excessive u~c Of cigarettes. u Is said
that hc hl, for long time smoked three packages
day lie has been placed 10 an asylum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
sun rises 7:ls ses452 Moon sets COS An Moons sge23
HIGH WATER
A n-sAndy 2S Gov Island 1913 He'll Cato BOG
r M-Sandy Hook 2lJ Gov Isand LII Hell uaIe 80
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RAlnNNE.
A scuooL-pook THIEF CAPTURED.

A SCHOOI~HOOk THIEF Capt. RED.
The nth II a series II school house robbcrics wa,
being pcrpctratod early yesterday morning a. school
40. 3. when Patroman David Csotty surprised The
midnight intruder The officer followed the thief into
the building through window, which had been forced
open. lie found books scattered about. rs II a
selection Of the more valuable one, was being made
In . dark corner crouchcd the burglar The officers
revolver quickly brought him into sublccuon
Thirteen key, were found DO h- clothes. II Is
believed he had a confederate. chief John p Nc
NELL secured some valuable evidence. and Recorder
John H. Ic-her held the accused for further cXamn
alton. The prisoner said ne Francis Dugan. a
coal miner, forty four year old, from scranton, Penn
Assignee James McGuirc realized $500 from a
sale Of real estate owned by Wilson j. Iiaver. who
recently failed for $4,000.
An adjourned meeting q the CITY Council Will be
held tonight, 10 discus terms for a new n con
tract.
During the last quarter Recorder John H. Bcsher
collected fines amounting 70 $40 90. Disbursements
OF tho court for the period were only Sl2 10.
There were go made by The police department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

MTFFS MUFFS. MUFFS. Your choice Of 200 NUTS.
llor. l,iN natural NuN co.orcd coon Alaska sable and
baN,r for - each second floor at no Ia West A3d-
IT, only. G.. &. SLANNE iurrlrr
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HENRY A. DAME :. VI. D..
gle WEST l2GTH-Sr
Di-easos OF the Nervous system Genc9 Urinary orsAaA
impotence and SterilV Hours " IL w
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Kcnncdv's Derby and Alpine Hats at 81 Q
and 30 lar .urpa,s tho~c ccw here al % and - dire
nom nnNcr TO Ntarer SILK Hats newest fashions, IS
- so IS 80. Is Cortlandt->t.
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Ann ouncewcnts Is

Rali0v odo-s from spies Islands,
WAITED by the t-opic breeze,
SOLODONT ln hcaltnful fragrance
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

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