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The Somerset reporter., 1890-06-26

Does any free-trader believe it good
thing, asks the indianapolis Journal, for
the country that the structural iron work
Of certain public buildings in Minneapo-
liz, and Houston and Austin, Tex, has
bssn secured BY foreign instead of Ameri-
can nrmsi To put the same idea in
another way, does it do Indianapolis any
good when Indianapolis people go to Chi
cago OF New York to shop?
The Somerset reporter., 1890-06-26
The Republican Nominee.
(Bridgton News.)

Eminently fit and proper vas the en-
thusiastic denomination, by reclamation,
of Names accomplished and popular
chief magistrate. A clean, Woodworking
and eminently just chief magistrate, the
endorsement, though formal, was hearty
and well merited, and one that the peo-
pie will be right glad to ratify in Septem-
Der.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-06-26

Ex-Secrctary of War Belknap is one of
the best known men i'll the city of Wash
ington. He grows rounder and jullier
and more red in the face rs the years 20
by, and the circle of his friends appears
to he continually widening. He is II
gastronome, n wit and story teller.
He makes ten or fifteen thousand dollars
Il year as a clai,n agent and spends it all.
He has lovely family and II luxurious
home. Cor Augusta Chronicle.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-06-26

In England in 1868 90 there was one
known thief to every 600 persons; i'll
1887 ~ the percentage had fallen by
nearly one-half, and there was only ono
known thief to every 1913 persons. The
decrease in the receivers of stolen goods
Is still greater. In 1858 60 there was one
to every s,430 people; i'll 1888 there
was one to every %, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

The Office of assistant sergeant alarms. recently
created by the Board Of Aldermen was hlcd ycStcr-
day by the appointment of Henry Jordan at salary
OF Fl 900 year. lie Will have two hours work a
week.
The BROOKLYN Trrst Company elected these trustees
Yesterday: Ripley Ropcs Henry X. sheldon. II. W.
Maxwell Cornelius ID. Ward William ii. Male. John
J. PicrrepGnt samuel W. io0cOck, John GLIB and
George W. Chauncey.
William A. Furey, Commissioner OF Jurors for the
last twelve wears rcapphintcd for a fourth term
Of four wears Yesterday by County Judge Moore, sur
rocatc Abbott and County Trca >urcr Adams, In whom
the appointing power lies. lis salary is $1,000 IA
year.
4 suit for limited divorce. the parties to which are
each about twenty year, old. tined yesterday be
fore Judge Pratt in the supreme Court. Mrs. Julia
Williams testified that her husband. Walter " Will
ams assaulted. abandoned and refused 10 support her
In defence the husband SAID that the night before the
marriage Julia said she would commit suicide If he
did not marry her at once. She knew he dd NOT
earn more than enough 10 support himself. lie was
willing 10 support her a. best he could He denied
abusing her. Decision was reserved.
only five ont fifteen sunday schools in the Green
point sunday school Association will parade on June i,
the date >et for the anniversary exercises.
Owing 10 the expectation Of rain yesterday, only
" wet-wcathcr parade was made by BaInum baIcy'S
circus management. and few Of the animals and other
attractions by the crowds Of spectators Inc
opening performances Of the week At Howard ave anu
uaSey-St. were well attended.
Colonel A. H. Rogers, cX-Deputy Commissioner OF
street Cleaning in New York, appeared in the courts
Yesterday and sought for wrts 10 release persons III
the Wards Island Insane Asylum. lie was t"n tnol
the Broohyn authorities had jurisdiction over per
sons committed the Wads Island Institution bv the
NewYork courts. He expressed the intention Of TAX
ing action 10 secure the release of supposed sane per
sons from the Kings County and the Amty willie insane
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

WIIr.r-ToNE r0'%T Tlre- stranger. h.ci tv
boat. from li,4k I,rrIH. 81 ~1Ii.'- Hotel "u SUNDAY
afternoon Two 81 tine r4"u rlt INFO 90 100 '.i 'h'
third into e du,. boat Lif" 90 'l' o,".f- tl" u'f.
in the duck boat returned aud -l.i Do" Thought t1'
the oihcr tso men wcr' dron l'd. Dc -at 80 a'
nun them down AVID b" unanl" To- ind aut '.1'r
Of either the boat or men Iit"fWard. The i"i". "i
The m"n aic MOI known aud ho"um -il na- iir dr
post they left the boat.
WE-TBTRN. Tic resident, Of Wcsthnry are .ub.
liant over the capture 81 an alleged hor-"imci Win
the rtg If 81 IN, Rev. Mr. GutWcildcr Don III c>-ou
seven lor-c, have been stolen during th' lei ri' TO-
and A rev ard of $50 has been offered for o. tI..""
hcnson and conviction oi NJ" thieves. IN. L... 100
custody -ays he John NctIrr. q COLE" I'ln'
builder aud that h" Al, owned the hor~" aut "... Dr.
fnr three wears smith Williams. president OF n. '
Wostiury Proiccfiy" Association. hoWcv-.. ,r' o..
Identified the rig M" property ~ Mr.. cut D..
Meter waived examination hG1r" JH-'c" kdNar. -h
and VS. held for the Grand Jury.
Glen CpVr-A large hau or the prcmi,'- Of
Daniel II. Rcm,cn. near Ilou cove. WH- iottlh DC
.troycd hy fire about o'cloc" on sunday night.
Iour horse. thirty tons Of hay. lir-" quantity of
hario-. and large amount ~ rolling ,to.. vor'
burned. ia" 'c /, sulI"-cc Ia have been caused h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
xopT,,rRv NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.

NEW BRG' NsWIC bishop Turner. WHO Is Ire'd
ing over the African Methodist Conference mere,
complains bitterly b"cau,c number Of DELEGATES who
wish lodgings for thcm-ccs and 'tmle, at the h'io
have Lad great difficulty ia obtaining ANY Liid OF
quarter, because Of the prejudice against colorcd
people.
CAEISrADT-Mss Carrie Sch.mpf. age twenty two,
died Yesterday from the effects of dose OF oNalic
acid II i, not known whether the poison Wa taken
Intentionally or not The coroner will make an in
vcstigatIOn.
EI-TIIERFORD.-Worh was begun yesterday on the
club house Of the Rutherford Lawn Tennis Club and it
is cxpec,ed that the house Will be finished by May
.,n ,rc rlui, -f0u.d, 100 by IT, feet; the
bo,sc is TO be 50 by Al IL feet
uOEOKEN.-Thc Common Council met yesterday
and organized. The much tilhcdof combination 10
contIo the appointment o. TIE t. officer, effected.
linen anton. LOniI ;Oh. l,'Wig and Onrclit
c,,rnn..d il and C0unclmcn Erlcnhattcr, Kelly and
rimEin formed IN, opposition stanton elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
ORANGE.

4 LARGE AUDIENCE LISTENS TO FINE NJ 7i'
The privatc concert with which the season % nv
Oranco Ncndc,Sohn Union closed lat evening WIS
remarkable for The brlapcy oi he performance ana
the cxceptonal character OF the audience Inc mouse
v-as hacked to the doors, over LOO ich't' hi'I"e
Lccn i-,ue1 The SOLO parts IN the "r"iorl" E"y""
were sustained by Mis- Mary J. Dunn ana MI hMn'
T Tarrin.tor sopranos. Mr.. Carl AlV''' 'oh'''''"
william Dcnn,on. tenor. and William Luc"li' 'i 3D.
Among those present wcI~ Mr.. and Mr.. 'M"I'' y
sterling Mis- LAith sterling. Professor a"d ME- - J.
Kroch DR. and Mr., u. J.. Dodd, Mr. aud Mt. Ni"'i"
= Franklin Mr. ana Mr., f. f. Capp Ni'' Anna
CLAIM vr and MI. Il. G.. forimcy or. VT ana Mi-.
e r. GIIunni,t Nh and Mrs. william y. HIcNer'
Colonel and Mrs. r.. White Adams, WI, Julia AIah''
Nr and Mrs William r. Rochicllow' MIS- Lena 10,
fellow Nj and Mrs.. Henri lia.c. Mr ana MIe'
T1~nci, r. rpion. Dr. and Mr.. John L. seward "
and Nrs william Person Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward u.
pace Mis-, Lille Page Ely, Mr.. and Mrs. D>'hi
WlIccrCd Mr.. and Nj. I. y. Mcr-ciiu, me K'E'
Dr and Mrs Jane Ludlow, Mr.. aud MI. ih"ha' :
Eincu,an Ms, Nclic kmcnan, VT. ana MI. john
l. Rockwell and Mr.. and Mr., DavH : WALTON
The orange Young Mems Christian Association h''
evening took steps toward the organization "i 4"
coored branch Of the work sci Of room, VIII hc
secured in the ole Willow Hall, where the branch
will have its headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
.IERSEN CITY.

MAYOR Cleveland reapponted Charles Phn2Ster'
Hugh Kelly and John J. Voorhees, to the Board OF Ednca-
ton Yesterday. II his ir>t official act after tax
ing hi, oath Of Office for his sixth term a. Mayor
A Young woman who said her name was Mrs Marion
Nelson attempted - jump overheard from Pcnn'yE
vania Railroad fcrryboat YESTERDAY. Shc was sent 10
the City Hospital in am ambulance IL II DchcNcd S"o
j. insane. ,..zr,-
81 600 of the funds Of the lor>c>nOcrs lnlon ~" l.
was arrested by Detective Dalton IN Jersey NV
dar al the roouc, of Inspector ByrncS. lie wa re
maudcd nv Police Justice >tsng await rcQul-itloA
papers from Governor lilH.
The Cartcrct Club Of Jersey city VIII give Hu'F
cal matinee at it, clubhouse Thursday afternoon
., :, o,clocl, for the entertainment Of the ladies Of
the families Of members and their escorts: "n""e
those who have volunteered 70 assist are hlNN ~?
Garland Mi, Maude Chiffon. Mr. 'cflnHc mn
Mrs W. Hunter Brown. Miss lucic Melon ~ ''
H. Molten, Frederick y. Parker and FRANK IL '''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
LACES AND EMB ROIDERIES.

We have on sale, this week, 500
pieces OfDrapery Netts, inches
wide. consisting of Chantilly,
La TOsca, Brussels and Point
d. Esprit, in Black, Cream and all
the leading shades.
Two hundred and fifty pieces of
Black Silk FIOuncing, AZ and 62
inches wide, in Chantilly, Hand
Run Spanish, Marquise, aud
Spanish Guipure.
UhantilIy, MarQuise, Hand-Run
Spanish and Real Guipure Trim
ming Laces, in all widths.
Hand-Run Spanish Scarfs,
Fichus and ParasOi Covers ; Point
GauZe and Duchesse Laces, FlOun.
ces, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs and
Bridal Wells.
Point de Gene, TOrchOn, Cluny
and Medici Laces and Insertions.
A choice stock of EmbrOideries
i'm Cambria and NainsOOk Edg-
ings. Insertions and FiOunces, %
and as inches wide.
JAMES REERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
WHAT JS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Court martial Of Commander McCala, Navy 1aru'
slater Fund trustees Fifth Avenue Hotel, IL a. III.
New.Jersev Jockey Club races. Elijah tn = D. m.
Workingwomen's mass meeting, Chckering Hail
p.
Board OF Aldermen. | p. M
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Trial Of GEORGE II. Pel, Court OF General Sessions
Academy Of AnthropoOgy, NO. 'hi'ers''! iI"''
0I5 p. III.
Annual meeting OF Dock Commissioners.
County Democracy County Committee, Cooper Union
p. ", ,,,..,...
womaa's Executive Committee Of Home Missions
Lenox Hall, 10 80 a. III.
Historical Society, Secondave. and Eeventh-st
p m.
Republican Executive Committee, No 1873 Lawrence
st., Brooklyn. p. m.
Concert OF Irish National Music Cooper Union, p m
Music in Mt Morris Park by list Regiment Band
sp. m.
Concert West End Presbyterian Church. y. m
Union Theological Seminary commencement NO 1OC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

chairman By a vote Of five to three. VI. '. NcDei
mott was clectcd city clerk. Charles y. Darcy ana
phllip Kirschncr, assistants Charles Kaufman, con
troler. lanes +. Minturn. corporation counsel ana
Andrew Miller, poofmastr'
PLAINFIELD-Erncs Ilucgel and his brother KEN
bard, Ccruans were arrested yesterday ,tl-picl0n
Erncst il /. alleged. eopcd with the wife 81 Gustav
Suttcrlcin years ago and the two have since De
irinc torcIcr in Sew York. Sittcrl"iu obtained 4
ditorSc froa the woman and TO him awarded me
$50 ~ me children. Sutcrein discovered the
30 mon lyiug I'm wait and believing they intended 10
idr,n one of the children he Informed the authorities
constable Becker attempted 70 arrest the men whch
flev set upon him and gave him an unmcrcul beat
Inc Thcv were finally taken into custody ana
lodged in jail
PATFRSON-Thc Board Of Aldermen last nicht
elected The complete list OF Republican officials In ac
fordonce with the caucus slate. One member boiled
I'm, there were votes without him. which j. one
more than a majority. There "A large crowd at
The city Hail. expecting a smashing - he caucus
slate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
WEARY or IUEIE LIVES
WOMAN DIES FROM INn\LGNG GAS ANn 4
Man cuts HIS 1HEOAT.

Family trouble ci Mrs. Anna Cash 10 kill her
self in her houw the third floor # Ia" t"ucmcnt
house No. go Easi one hundred anl-cycuth So. &c
tcrda, she va turv nine year, Old aud ~"
mother Of thirc .'.-. t', oi whom Hr' alc" enough
to earn ticr own rvIs. Her husband Dcuui.
CASH /, q Ii orcr. ii vt- sad hy 80" neirhor- yes,
lcriay that cash fcIH". t} mduled ln co'I,c abu,'
Of hi, wife. IN nas.h Mrs. Cash, mother ,,r,. som
mcr,. wen, 10 visit h.r 1T th ho.-'. ali dra std
DENLY Ms. can g"cvci deeply bg her mother 4,
death and several times HAZEL, she said ~ the
rclebbo.s that she soon would fllpw h"~
mother 10 a better world. Nc-"riny afternoon she
sent Mary Hudson. young girl Avlns with tho
family into the street to play. At p. Mary
returned Ia the room, and found Ir.. Cash dead Oh
the p,rnr sofa. Mrs. Cash hal Inhaled "a, Trough
the rubber tube which She had unscrcwcd from Il
drop Hight.
Patrick Gallagher. age thirty five Of 80. 100
ClrstoIhcr ST., walked into Alexander McCarihy',
butcher shop at 40 - sixth ave, lat evening pcd
nm q knife and c;t hi, throat. lie va, tahcn 90 st.
Vincent, Hospital, and ri hOuci none "i the idrg
art..ric, were ~-ty"d. Galitsh"r viii prDl.thi. dc
(lom the effect 81 tho hcmO:rhlgr triligir.
worked for an electro !.-l, COMPANY Uhtl two W.'L,
ago when he discharged. lie has not been All
10 get anything % do since the, and TIL, made HIM
dcSUOuGcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
NEWARK.

James c. Tuthill, the Montcair burglar VINO pi''N'"
c1,iltv 10 numerous Indictment, for robbery OF Nuns
in the suburbs. was sentenced by Judge h'"P'"'"
Yesterday t. thirteen wears IN the state r'''"'
4 suit was brought in the second Di-H't 'ou'0 YES
- N .,, pird all as,i,.t q LAYER n,mcd
tcIdaF ~ Sl1-i W., ,i-',, l. for rci for i.ild
vim, office fr one year. BrGsal 'a' lt' ~ ,s
inru forr months ;"yiuE 10 ct LAWYER d" m w
case lie v.as informed. he saw. rN dlu't'l'
70 whom pc applied that it VS. against u.r ''H'' ~
ire legal profession for one lawyer 10 ''"'
against another. W.,
over 200 employees OF the Eds J. P!on'Ir' Jpn" -"
Factory have been laid OF IN consequence u '''''
having been discovered in tn m,' hd.l,d! V.n ..a
lion Of the speaking baby. The d'ieoI VIZ NC ''''
cdcd a. soon possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
dFFdIRS ~ BROOhLYN.

DID THE POLICEMAN ASSAULT TIE DOCTOR
Dr. J. W. Mctcalf. Of No. % StOcktOn-s., is con
6ned to his home from injuries, which he SAYS
u,ere inflicted by Charles Martin, policeman In the
Fourth Precinct. lie made complaint To Police
SUPERINTENDENT Campbell yesterday and the latter
ordered an investigation. Dr. Nctcalf says that he
had been Martins family physician for years. lie
,eccntly treated his baby Tor sore eyes and recon-
rondod that the child and its mother be sent 10 -
Nary's Hospital. one day last week he went to see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

Marin at his home No. /, Ols Myrtleave, and found
him asleep. When he was shown mo ms room room
Martin spIang up and struck him In the lace, brcak
ing his lower Jaw ard knocking him down. Martin
then kicked and beat him. according to Dr. Mctcafs
statement. lie had gore 'hcrc 10 'oIcV' soiuc
money from Martin but was knocked down before he
asked for it, A. 10 the cause OF Martins action the
Doctor said he supposcd 4 grew ont OF a conversation
between him and a surgeon al the hospital which
Mrs. Martin overheard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Rcar.Ad Admiral stephen j. Luce - >;
NAVY Observation-Disclosures J. Gregory Smith OF
Vermont and Quincy \. Shaw, OF Boston ~ - -
Henry Watterson OF Louisville. and l'clI- UNI 80,
Howell L. ). Navy. FIFTH AYR, -
Batthyany, France; George w Childs ana A. -.
OF Philadelphia Judge George i. Danlorn' OIL
and Civil Engineer A. g. Mcnocal. L. s. Navy !1LHEi
Judge Charles Daniels, Of Bufalo' ''eierai
Iathrop OF Corning y. V, and FREDERICK CooA' oi
ter HOFFMAN-F Congressman Charles \. fe!toh. OF
Califoyni. NORMANDlE-State Controller Ed"aru
wemnle NJ Fultonvillc y. Y. NICTORlA-Marquls I'M
ssOR"c,en.r.I Frederick Townsend Of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

TICIiNOND-ln the Circuit court YESTERDAY ~.
estate Of John VI .nonson. formerly president 90 ih"
New Vol. CITY Insurance Company, obtained N"ri
ii - ID ~ against 10" company fui Iils due 10
Mr. -lmOlepu ~ pf' -dcnt. Nr. ~imon,ou "1.lt ~
,hc AFFAIR, 81 the concern when u old lfri vh
,lc standard ii,c Insurance Company. Au appeal
"a filcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
4 CONCERT OF IRISH NENlC.

To.nicht william Ltdwe, t,r cl-lnown and popul,r
.,,ccr ,, give a Of ii- national music IL ,
Conner Union under the auspices Of Tho Dublin Mems As
,or,tion lu addition To Mr.. LudwlP, Mis- E.lnor I,.i.o
Mi. Alice Macpherson. aud Clinton Elder win ,p.or
The tickets ny cent, and IL each may be- oh.
tanned NO. - Union square and VIII be sold both day
and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

Mrs WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUr
H.. h.en u,cd for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
.: M0TIIFI.S for their CHILDREN Will TEETM,
yNc ,Ti,h PFRTTCT SUCCESS II SOOTHfS the
tiIIifD SOFTENS ihc GUNS. ALLAYs al! pAlN :
ciipIS' WIND collie ma Is the bcs: remedy for
In hRRrOFA Soli ~ DRUGGISTS IL every part OF the
rorlt TWENTY-FIVE cents hottie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

One of the advantages of large deal
ing is the ability to use enough cloth
of any one pattern to Justify the maker
in combining the style. Thus we secure
many patterns that cannot be obtained
elsewhere, and the choicest things in
our suit stock are of that character.
We sell serviceable suits for as little
rs S15: but in those at SIS to SO there
is the utmost value for a moderate sum,
because that price enables us to pro-
dnce thoroughly satisfactory quality
both in fabric and tailoring.
RecoIlcct what we said yesterday
about summer shoes KangarO
leather for tender feet or for men who
want very light. soft shoe. Russet
and chocolate feathers and Tennis
shoes of the better sort at modest "
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
Announcements.


| love il, / love it, and who snail dare
To ch,dc me for loving my S0lOdoht uefe
10 ,,s.d N and blessed u. a tIoEsHnl times.
nm NV breath Is a. sweet - roots rhFmcs,
Till nv tarth are ~ white o. diamond. rare.
on . precious thing Is my SofJnoit faif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGFPOET.-G The I"v. u. v. Garner. for -iN
wear pa tor OF the FIRST Baptist rhurcl pic"u',i 800
resignation on sunday, To take cilcct iu Au-u.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
W f'rF ~
rIIE TEACHERS INSTITUTE OPENED.


All Of the public schools IN WestcheStcr County,
eyceptInc those in YOnkcr>, were closed yesterday
for week that the teachers might he able to attend
the Wcstchcstcr County Teachers Institute. at TIE
Fifth Avenue school house liz Mount Vernon. There
wore between 900 and 400 teachers present when
tho e@crci,es were opened at ] 80 p. m. by Com
missioner Jared sanford Trustee rcncld delivered
tho address of welcome. which was responded 10 ny
l. : spragnc of Rye. The exercises of the afternoon
were of more than ordinary interest, and were under
the direction Of Isaac ii. stout of the state hoard
Mr. Stont gave the first lecture, on Environment rs
an Educational FGctor." lie was followed by Mss
Ella l. Richards son. state Instructor in drawing. VINO
CAV, theoretical and practical IDEAS OF dr'" ~
Jh,u Nr stout gave lecture on " Number -. 10
tatinn The county 2chcrs Association met IN the
evening when there was a concert. The Mount
Vernon Choral society sang a few sclccton- - 4
spccial favor TO the Institute. Miss snort. q" New
Sort gave three rccitaiiOns, which were mVoraof
The local committee in charge Of the arrangements
is supcriptcndrnt Charles l.. Nichols. Principal H.
rranI 'r,vlOr aud the Misses Mary T. G"rron, Matte
y n,vs and Anna T.. Graham. IN" pro rauiinc for
,ndav i Manufactures on " Theory y. ira.
,lcc by Mr. stout Drawing" 10y Mis- Richard
SON and on school Hygiene hy Or. James VI MIN"
NNcrnoon-two lecture, on " Draw Ing by Mis- hlch
ardson on " German schools. hy Dr Milne. and a
discussion Il queries hy Mr. stout Evening lcc,urr
err burns by Dr.. Milne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

WHITE PLAINS.-A codcil TO the newly diScov-
cred will Of Alexander Hamilton. Of lrvnsi"n wa
,rovcd Yesterday The codic allows additional
privilege, 10 his widow. Ap- Ina l. Hamilton.
Information believed 10 be authent.c has
been received here that James Johnson, axe tN'hH
nine employed a. hmpight'r 10y u'r VIM" l."'ns
GaN Lshi %nI1ny n ,,r o m prhn HI M mix
wa, established AZ the state department III WASN'T.
Ton Ia, week. and he VIII saii for ireland Ia " l'"
days.
WORKERS funeral Of NJ. william \. Harper
who died suddenly Friday aier taking chl9r"igiTn.
not II-hu- "a a, At nr-t announced. i'"h p!'e'
Yesterday the home 0f her hthcT colonel Be-, me-,
the >cry ice, wcr, conducted hy 'h' E"I Dr. I. -
Hall. ~ Holy Trinity church, Hr" HNn. me
Lo,Iv Wa, taken 10 Greenwood Gem 't-ry. wl"r' if
viii De buried in the E.eohcr plot. \ lhr-e mmo,r
of friend, from Ncr York ana Eivo'n worr present.
Tnn Common council vii. hr a-..d by ihe
water Commissioners 10 i-.ie 10000 iu water ...'
for tie extension Of vofcr mains con- ard
after Ju'o the r't"- charged inr "Hi'r u-'p l"'
domestic parpo-~s viii D. reduced from ui''' -
twenty i've cents per 700 ie",
SEW rrCnEILE.. IT. Matthews church women a-c
plaruin, :,r fair which viii be held IN the i>'hn
gymnasium lq'!dns nGNi mill ..tr..,,,,,n,.l,tb
anniversary 81 the chi-ci', .ro-sani1anon n'N, 'un
cav Ilud.au r.'. g. 4. r.. "i!l con
duct concert iu ,he Town Han 'h- evcnns
T,EHNToWH.-Tn" village artaoFit.e- are pat. ins
al DE- cNpca-r % the contractors. To-
Hudson Ivr Railroad oGcil, ave DECIDED t. eo ~,
ilc,crt .,a..,u. Dcj,, -Ila-.. ir..aciini"ly ad!'
cont, is 80 20" lad or INTO vll'' lawn n,d flower
bed. hy ''o NIii,-' inp"' "'W A-,''ii.'A.
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learned from ,rl.tvorih, One That other 'om.
n uortariy and nof. .we-tc.i, direction.
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iay. and DECIDED 20 go their caI.,,c, n.n. l,nr'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

Keeps Dress Shirts 10 measure. for 80. None
any price. LARGEST stock OF furnishing
goods ia NeN-NCIk. 6Oy aud Sil broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
ELIZABETH.

SHARPLY CElIlCl>lNr HE N" INVADE
The committee of the EOard 81 Trade dpP'ih'''
Ia examine int the condition OF The country T"d'-
and the manner In which the work OF Improving '''m
bv nacadamizinC being performed, ma1c report
Last night 70 the Board. in which some portions OF
the work were severely criticised. Tie committee
vent over all the rOad>, and found that tc d'rcts
vcrc numerOi, and # such grave character mat
thny Lolcvrd tie EO1id Of Freebooter, should cal tr
cnnrac,nr, +, account. The Board f Trade VIII for
ward d copy Of the report u The lI'cH"iu''''