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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.


YONKERS.-A daring piece OF sneak thicvery took
place last Saturday night at the home OF John II.
Clark, No. SO Iiawtlornc-ave. About O'Clock, while
he family were in the parlor and in the dningroo
the thief entered window. and ascending the back
way to the second story took jcwelry worth nearly
$500. making escape unknown to any OF the 1an
lily. The slightest cew cannot be iri1 as 10 VINO W.
the intruder. Miss Carrie OOngSti, 0aighter
Of David D0ngan, Of No. I'D Buena Nist;,ave.. was
married last night to Arthur Land. The wedding was
90 the home OF the brides father :. The con
grcgatiOn OF the First Methodist Church will give
ceptn at The parsonage tonight to their new pastor
he Rev. George r. Cutting. the new pastor OF the
Westminster Presbyterian Church, will fake place to-
night The Rev. Dr.. Theodore L. Cuyler will preach
. Colonel William +. MOllc- and family viii
sail on the Hamburg American steamer Columbia Tor
Europe to-day. Mr. MOller goes on business and will
not return until January. His family VIII remain until
August
WHITE PLAINs.-Mrs. Matthew Moore, young
married woman Of GrOve-st, severely scalded
about the face and body Yesterday afternoon, by the
upsettng of a boiler containing hot water.
MOUNT VERNON.-Thc funeral Of Mrs. Genevlcve
G. Anderson wife Of James NJ. Anderson and daughter
ist Episcopa Church yesterday afternoon after which
the body taken u Woodlawn for burial. Mrs
Anderson was twenty eight old, and was great
fayorite i'm both church and society," and was one OF
the most indefatigable workers Of the Kings Daugi
ters two of the circles attending the funeral in BODY
YESTERDAY Among the floral tributes was hand
some design of maltese cross, the badge OF the OF
ING member of the Ladies' Choral Club, and contributor
largely TO its success She went TO private hospta
in New York few weeks ago to have an operation
performed upon the spleen, and died on saturday
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that no branch Of the human family Co.'s S s ~
knuch with every spect Of successfully einolnB
The distributor OF gratuitous hymn books ana icsVs
ments. - .or for chiynpanxee
IS not so surprising when one considers now ne"'y
this anthrog9d ape approaches 70 man man alongsdc
that ehiIuan1ee and yqn viii s ee pSrposss
~. cb,mnanzee so viewed. Is, anatOmicslly SPEAK
Ing Of inferior bodily and cTan tsrs sey Is no
usrv material difference In physical structure De-
tween tho chimpanl.e and the lowest human types
found in Africa. Nor Is there so very mar =, t,s
IoIrest human type in respect to mind. Many tribes
Of people in Africa are unable to count beyond nVe
civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
NETWORK CITY.

Ernest Erbsloh. of No 1871 Greenwich-st. was held
in a police court yesterday for selling samples of
velvet worth $3.50 belonging to Alfred d. Israel, OF
No. 351 Broadway, and keeping the money.
The second meeting of the Harvard Club for the
season will take place on Saturday night at the club
house. No. IL West Twenty second-st.
United States Civil Service Commissioner Theodore
Roosevelt will meet the Examining Board OF the Gus
tom House to-day at p. IN. lie has signihed his
intention of opening investigation into the con-
troversy in the Board which led to the resignation Oh
the Appraisers three representatives, who coud not
stand the high handed Of Captain William T.
PIERCE In connection with a recent examination
A number of boys who amused themselves on Tues
day night by having bonfres in the streets were ar
ragned In police courts yesterday, but most OF them
were discharged with warning.
The middle class of Columbia Law School has elected
the following officers: President. Charles Essestyn
Hudson, n. y; ce-president, Robert c. Newton
Little Rock, Ark: secretary, c. &. Ferris. New-iorK
treasurer, W. p. Martin, WORK; executive com
mittee Frederick NJ. Brigham. Toledo, Ohio !;
James Chambers Brooklyn; Walter S. Beadle jack
sonville Ill. Nelson Tsz Ching Yen, Shanghai. CHINA
and Frank Rotchschild, New-iork
The funeral of General John c. Wright was held
yesterday afternoon at Grace Church, in Broadway.
The Rev Dr. SCHUYLER Of Grace Church. Orange.
~ j. ofRciated The burial was in Greenwood
Cemetery.
Edward Kelly, sxty-ive years cid. Of No 1874 East
Nineteenth ST. hurt while running an elevator AT
Arnold Constable Co.'s dry goods store rev day :
ago. and died yesterday at the Ncw-York Hospital.
The Pilgrim, of the Fall River Line will be hauled
of, for q short tme beginning tomorrow, ana INC
new passenger boat Plymouth will take her place.
regular and ladies' meeting of the Baptist socai
Union Of Manhattan Island will he held at Tic nct
ropolitan Opera House assembly-rooms this evening.
The sneakers will be the Rev. DR.. Frank NJ ELS, OF
Baltimore and the W. C. Biting. of Mount MOTIFS
Church. New-York The vocalist will be Mrs William
IL. Tice, and there will be music by the mahdoi'h Or
ehestra.
4puck, Taylor. one OF the cowboys OF Colonel
Cody's wild Vest show, arrived here yesterday on
the City OF New-York. lie will go 10 texas ior 'i'e
winter after staying in this city few days'
The Stafford Harriers sailed for England yesterday
on the Germanic.
Nne entertainment will be gwen under the auspices
nj the Actors Amateur Athletic Association VI |Aor
Lea ON Monday evening at the Star Theatre.
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THE NATION. NOW. AGAINST TAMMANY.
From The PHILADELPHIA Press
CHIMPAyZEES AND MEN.
Washington
Pittsburg Commercial

Washington Letter in The Pittsburg Commercial
Gazette.
Explorer Stanley proposes to devote one OF his
series of lectures in this country to the c0nsidera
ton OF what might be called the more human types
OF monkeys. lie himself has seen them IN their
native forests.
some wears ago. when stanley first fell In with
the curious race OF dwarfs In Central Africa whose
ancestors supposed to have given occasion Tor
the ancient stories OF the plgmies, he found that
they were In the habit Of hunting for food variety OF
ape, called by them the Soso," which accus-
toned 10 render the nterminabe forests Of that
region voclicrous at night with Its unearthly howis.
The explorer picked up number of the skulls Of
these animals In the plgmy villages and forwarded
them to England where distinguished anatomists
pronounced them human
ianniballsm Is almost universally prevalent In
the interior OF the Dark Continent. and this fact Is
presumably responsible for mistake on STANLEY :
mart. The skulls he sent really those OF human
icings. ard not ~ the soko which has since been
satisfactorily identified with the chmpanzee. Had
the case been otherwise, the ongsough "mlssng
link would seemingly have been discovered IL
was n relief to humnntarians all the worli
and more particularly to the missionary societies.
which have no equipment for climbing treas to learn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK

The majortes in Essex County In the election on
Tuesday were as follows Thomas Dunn English for
Congress- 1866 Michael T. Barrett for SENATOR 1875
Henry HaussIiug, for Sheriff, 21s4 The Prohibition
vo.e nm Congressman was 400. Newark gave Eng
lish 2osT Barrett o,297, and IIaussling 2,62s
There was a gain Of q Republican Freebooter ana AS
semblyman
Charles McMahon who Is accused OF having thrown
an old man named Cannon out OF rum-shop where
McNshon was employed bartender, causing Gan
mons death surrendered himself to the police yester
day.
The E. r. Parsil Pearl Button Company was In
corporated Yesterday. The capital stock Is 10000
The company will capitalize existing business and
take advantage Of the protective tariff rates on I'M
ported pearl buttons.
Jacob Frank King, coored boy arrested for stealing
money from letters In the posofice where he was EN-
noyed as a messenger, confessed TO United States
commissioner Whitehead yesterday that he had opened
more than hundred letters and distracted about $40
from them. lie committed to jail.
The st. James Roman Catholic Asylum and Hos
pital incorporated In the County clerks once
Yesterday by Bishop wigger Father Patrick Cody and
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

TO INVESTORS!

Having permanently given up his residence in Maryland the
owner Of the Blackstone Building" has instructed the under
In signed to sell at PublicAuctlon this OPrOSlIE
FEE SIMPLE superb office structure including CII HALL
all its modern machinery fixtures and appointments together
with the real estate on which stands in fee The sale to take
place on the premises at three ose5 NJ Monday November
10th 1890 Onehaf of the building Is under lease to desirable
tenants and the sale will be made subject to the purchaser
assuming such leases Few public office buildings in America
are the equal of Blackstone in point OF comfort ana con-
venence: and so soty OF construction and attractive
ness of interior arrangements concerned none is its superior
IFS conspicous corner locaon-dagOnay opposite the City
Hall and new Postoce and directly facing the City Hall Park
At PUBLIC created by act Congress- and which OPPOSiIE
AUCTON now being cleared by the removal POST OFFICE
of the old e. Court Housewives to it's Offices every one OF
which has street frontage with from two to five large windows
an amount of light and ventilation not found in any other pup
lie office buldnc in Baltimore The Blackstone" is finished
Standardization basement lofn polished oak is heated
by steam has sanitary avatoes on every floor and an attract
i've omen in every office Among it's other convenences
are an Otis Steam Passenger Elevator ay also be run by water
nv simply increasing and supply connecon and Cutler
Patent Mail Chute An inspection OF the building VIII snow
MONDAY that everything connected with 1t FkONTS ON
NOV IN is the best that experience sug CITY HALL PARK
e and money can buy The building has five stories, exclu
va o welighted basement and tenOOt loft and is
sced of rockface granite brown stOne and pressed brick
laid in black mortar For further particulars apply to Fisher
Rce g. Fisher attorneys South and German Streets
Baltimore Maryland Matthews Kirkland, auctioneers.
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NORTHERN NEW.JERsEY COUNTIES,

POMPTON-At Black Oak Ridge, near here, on
Election Day, Louis Card fifteen years old. son OF
Mortimer Card, of Pompton Plains. was hunting with
two companions and in rcloadng barrel of his shot
gun the other barrel accidentally discharged into
nis head killing him instantly. His two fellow
hunters were Mortified to him fall with his head
nearly blown OFT. The discharge Of the gun also
ignted the powucr in his flask and caused II TO eA
plodc, burning his clothing and managing his hand.
RUTHERFORD.-Ony 4O2 voters cast their ballots
here Tuesday, 20 voting the Prohibition ticket.
For Congress- Beckwith (Rep.) received 1872 votes ::
Cadmus (Dem.) 17s. For County Clerk-Ramscy (Rcpl
2O3, Taylor Dem.) 1G2. For cOroner-Cumming ,kepJ
1853, Young tDem.l 2O4. For Assembly-Shafer (Rep.)
1873 ZSrmerman Dem.) I8S. . The Ruther-
ford Wheemen had club run to Railway on Tuesday,
and four men competed in the games of the Union
County Wheelmen.
GARFIELD.-A call has been issued FOR public
meeting of citizens tonight, the object being TO dis
cuss means for getting public hall and fire depart
meut for Garfield
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PATERSON.

Waterman in Maiust. burst yesterday forenoon
while workmcn repairing leak. and a muddy
waterspout feet thick spnted diagonaly against
the buildings opposite. reaching to the roofs ana
deluging grocery and drug store with the tawny
fluid large crowd was attracted. The force OF the
stream crushed several plat,glass windows and it
was ten minutes before the water company dared 70
snt OFF flow. for fear Of accident to mills using te
same MAN, Tho water company will pay for the
damage which anOufcs TO several hundred dollars
Jscob Wcdmann. head Of the Wedmann SILK Dyeing
few DAYS ago to resist attempt to make tn, shop
nonun:on, yesterday swOre out warrants belorc
Recorder Greaves for the arrest OF number OF the
ness of the company by ntmldating men who are
anxious to work. One Of the men employed IN tue
shop was chased into his house yesterday by
mob OF strikers armed with sticks and stones.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

New-Jersey Jockey Club races Elizabeth, p. IN.
Chamber Of Congress. IL 80 p IN.
Sugar Trust receiyershp case, before Judge Piat'.
Brooklyn. .
Stephani insanity commission, No. 12o Broadway, =
o. IN. -
Soc,e,v for the Relief OF Destitute Children Of Seamen
anniversary, Livingston S. l., IL H.
American Institute quarterly meeting, No. 11o West
Thirty. eighth.st, p. NJ.
German Social Scientific Society, Maennerchor Hail.
..
Woman Suffrage League. No. Lexington-ave., p m
Bapt.st Social Union, Metropolitan Opera House, p m
New.York Water Color Club reception, American Art
Galleries, 80 to 10 p. m.
Association Of Alumni OF Coumoia |ohege meeting
college building, 10 p m.
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LACEs AND HANDKERCHIEF,

We have placed on sale, this
week, Black Silk Drapery Nets.
in dress lengths Of eight yards
each, at $500 per pattern and
upwards.
Black Lace FlOuncing, in Mar.
quise, Hand-Run Spanish, Chan.
lilly and Spanish Guipure; trim.
ming Laces to match. in all
widths.
Hand-Run Spanish Scarfs and
Fichus, Point GauZe, Duchess
and Valenciennes Laces, FlOunces.
Handkerchiefs and Scarfs.
In the new salesrOOm will be
found a choice stock of Ladies'.
Misses and Gentlemen's Linen
Handkerchiefs, Hemmed, Hem.
stitched and Embroidered.
Fine Hamburg Embroidered
Edgings, Insertions aud Fl0unc.
ing.
TOrchOn, Medici, Point de Gene
and Normandy Val Laces, Neck
Rulings. and COllarettes In tho
latest styles and cOlOrs.
JAMES McCREERY CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

: TWO COMFY ISLAND RAILROADS AT WAR.
suit has been begun by the Prospect PARK ana
Coney Island Railroad Company Of which Anorew N.
culver 1. president TO recover s25 900 nom the Coney
Island and brooklyn Railroad Company. OF which Gcn-
eral II. W. slocum Is president, for breach oil con.
tract in falling to Its cars to Cuivers cepo'. az
Ninth-ave aud Twentieth-st. since last spring. Inc
contract was made In 1882. when General !ourusn
was president Of the Coney Island ana BrooHiyn Ha
road Company. whose lines run M jay s"''" "',N
Ninth SITS with an extension in Concy Islsnd-ave. TO
Coney island In the spring OF this year electricity
was introduced on tle Coney Island line OF the Coney
Island and Brooklyn Company. and thereafter all the
cars were run TO connect with 1t. and none ran 10
Culver's depot Mr.. Culver expostulated win 'ehera
Slocum by letter and the latter replied that TIC nau
bcen advised nv his counsel that the contract was not
binding and as il WAS in the interests OF his com
pany TO comply with It's terms he intende9 10 ignore II"
The complaint in the action has been HE'D
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HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
BREvOOET-H. o. Ioughtol. OF Boston Bl'' Ms
WICK-Sr James Balm, OF Scotland and Samuel lioar I"
Boston FIFTH AVENUE-EX-Senator Joseph b. NC
Donald Of Indiana; Dr.. Horacio Guzman, Minister LOT
Nicaragua at Washington; Ex-Governor Oliver Ames ana
Concressman A. A. Ranney OF Massachusetts; George
r. Roberts president the Pennsylvania Railroad Coh-
pany; DR.. J. L. NJ Curry, Of Richmond Va and smith
NJ Weed of Plattsbur0, n. Y. GILSEY-ExCongress'
man. Carlos French, of Connecticut HoFFMAN-Eu"afa
Mummy in of Troy. MURRAY HILL-Amasa j. Par-
ker OF Albany. NEW-YORK-4enera1 A. r. LAYTON
of Georgia ST JAMES-T. p oConnor NJ p OF Eng
land acknowledgements Rodney Wallace, OF Mas
sachusetts, and Charles Fargo, OF Chicago.
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DISSOLUTION AT PANAKA.
From The Washington Post.

From The Washington Posi-.
victor vfquain late United states Consul at Panama
was at tho Riggs House last night ne was
sunerseded by Republican. having his official lie
prolonged about two years mr. yfansns nome ONE, Is ~
I'M man OF fine intelligence. He sad
" The Isthmus could not well be In more stagnant
ooraiton Ever since tho abandonment Of the Lesseps
canal population and trade have both declined Colon
Which little more than year ago had 1oOOo peopie.
destroyed ali that was left. Will II he rcbultf That
densnds on whether Mr.. Napoleon Wysc Will be able
q. ret the Rogota Government the concessions
n ssye Count dc Lesscps. The grant expires January
j. s9o and not extended the canal will be abandoned
Cor ali time There Is n chance vet that operatt) ns
may be resumed II not by tho French. by Others who
see the advantages Of the lsthmisn route
al am glad to get home once more. and hencrforth
am willing to stay in tho United States. Society at
Panama is wretched, and there is nothing there to
alleviate the monotony Of existence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
OUTGOING STEd MERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS

SHIPPING NEWS
PoRror NEw.YoRK "WEDNESDAY NOV. 8. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer City York Br watdins Liverpool Oct 80
with mse and to Peter Wright
Steamer wyom,ns lBl K,sSy L1ysrpoS &c. q Susen:
Town Ss w ss aH' at ;ns onaer Co.
As steamer II state Of Nebraska Bra.. Glasgow DC.
A ASSS a. s''h a' ~
u.s. CHRISTIANS Chrsansand ~ with mdse and
rupG sSss CO Arvsd az S sas a. 1 IS
burg with mdse and passengers TO Corts Arrived at
Steamer olympia Br, swain Mediterranean ports via
S ro' Arrived Ts a. the bar at 80 n
Hs Steamer Fs$bSfS Msdi,srrsn.an
Spence Yoang Arrived z. the Bar q.
and to Pm Fowoo Co Arrived At the Bar at
with mdss and passengers 70 WIN Clyde q Co;
ps sssa%sr 70 Old Dominion &: Co
mdse to order: vessel to NJ y Pickering 4 Co.
sUNsET-wndss SANDY Hosx moderate sd sw; clear.
steamer werra tGer, Pohie Bremen Oct 90 Southampton
20 with mse and passengers oeirchs Co. Arrived At
the Bar at LILO pm CLEARED.
Steamer Bushms tBr). venning Japan and China ports
Steamer hevSrs cBr,. cochrane. London F w Hurst,
steamer State Of Pennsylvania (Br' Manu. GissgowAu"
steamer Columbia tGsr vosescsans Hamburg viasOuth
Steamer Hllof tosr,. chrisoter' bremen Southampton
-Oelrichs q Co. .
Steamer Niagara. Burey. Havana and sagua-Jas Ward
q
Steamer Venezuela. Hopkins. Laguayra- Boutou. Bliss
Dallett
Steamer Yemasseo Mckee Charleston and Jacksonville
Win Clyde& Co ,,
Steamer CITY OF Augusta Catharine SavannshR walker
Tormore Obj. Gesdie. savannah Cepaios q
Co
steamer Efficient (Br). Harris Beaufort sc-Bowring
Archibald
steamer wyanoie Boar. Norfolk and RichmOnd-om DO
ninion So Co.
steamer M.enborn; Lewis. R.,,mors-H Foster Han
Steamer Cottage CITY, Bennett PortlAnd-horauo naI
steamer Herman Winter Nickerson. Boston Dimocr
Ship Canara Btl Dcx ter Shanghai winchester 90
Ship ,ape York (Brl. Mitchell, MelDourne-H w Peabody
4 Co.
bark Nebo tNorl Johanessen brisbane Benham Boye'
SAILED.
Steamers City OF Chicago and 0ermAnic for Liverpool
Wieand, Hamburg: -siler Bremen; Maastom Rotterdam
westernland Antwerp Niagara Havana; City OF Augusta
Savannah; Wyanoks, Richmond
ahip Beethoven, for London.
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ELIZABETH.

The managers of the City Hospital have decided TO
accept the gift of money from the racetracks in ala
of the Institution despite the fact that some OF the
Board of Directors wanted the offer rejected After
discussion of the subject at the meeting held Tues
day night vote taken on the question. L. u.
Miller, Elias ID. Smith, Cornelius ii. Clark and I. b.
naming ten Directors together with the entire medical
staff, voted to take the gift, and this settled It,
james Smart, of No. 531 East Jcrscy.st. dropped
dead Tuesday night at his home lie had been
working at the polls all day and had been drinking
heavily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

The Kings County Elevated Railroad Company has
found that some Of It's employees have been robbng II
by conspiracy between ticket choppers and ticket
sellers II has been found that the chopping machine
does not always defacc tickets dropped In 1t. and that
when the platform is empty the choppers fish them
out with a fine wire and return them to the ticket
seller who sells them again and the men divide
the profits IT is believed that this fact Is one OF the
reasons why ticket sellers recently placed
upon the road and that they will be expected 10
Keep watch upon the ticket choppers.
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loud IN their remarks against consolidation When they
went get their last weeks salary they told
that next they would be held strictly to their
Their salaries would OF the gate
receipts after the expenses deducted II nothing
les the this last season, they would get
no salarY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
CARRIER PIGEONS FOR THE NAVY.
From The Washington Post

FROM Tho Washington Posi-
IMMEDIATELY after Secretary soley's grafton at the
s,n, ling of the Jeanette monument mt annapolis
nx looming pigeons belonging 10 Secretary Lewis turner
The P0,ts Homing Club of this city, were Nbciateo
Hy Professor Henry Marion Of the naval service
Each bird bore messages announcing the unvciing OF
the monument. Owing to a misunderstanding no
watcher was at the home loft tn, exact time made
by the returning birds not taken. This Is the
rst time that any pigeons were released at Annapolis
FOR any such purpose Professor Marion is very much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

TIE CASE AUAINSI FAKStLIfS VLOoED'
Arguments of counsel were listened to yesterday IN
~ United States Court In the charge OF bribery against
Pierre Parsels, master ironpster in the Navy iau'
Some testimony given to rebut that OF the oe-
feuce and then Hugo Hirsch argued for Mr. Parsells
that the charge not proved and had no founda-
ton lie maintained that the defendant had sustained
On unspotted reputation for twenty years United
states District Attorney johnson argued Tor the piOse
cutton. United states Commissioner Bellows reserved
decision.
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interested in these birds, he intends to have them
used on board naval vessels.
Quite . number of people watched with much
curiosity the attaching OF the messages to the bi
and noticed every circle made by the v0yagers uhth
they were lost to sight in the horizon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Patrck Tracey, aged thirty
five years, was crushed to death yesterday al uie
Barber Asphalt Works in this city. lie approacheo
TOO near one OF the machines and was drawn III
by the betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
STATEN ISLAND.

TOTTENvILLE.-John Pryor, age fifteen years
while on a hunting expedition in Garretson's WOODS
accidentally shot and killed himself Tuesday even
ing by the discharge of his shotgun. Coroner erVey
held an inquest.
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