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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01
shipwrights /Fix 4 Rate.

The following circular has been sent
out by the shipwrights' unions which
sign it,
ITO The ,ployiagfShipwrights Of the Port Of
NeaC York.
Sat a meeting of all the unions of ship
urights and s.hipfasteners OF the Port of
New York, it. was unanimously resolved
that on ana after Monday. June q 1890,
the rate OF wages on old work shall be
$3.50 per day.
Respectfully,
"SoUTH BROOKLYN SHIrwRIGHTs'
UNION
NEW YORK SHIPWRIGHTs' UNION.
JERSEY CITY SHIPwRIGHTs' UNION.
''GREENPOINT SHIPwRIGHTs' UNION.
"PoRT OF NEW YORK SHIPEAsTENERs
UNIoN.'
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01
40 Condemn Lnnd Tor tha .r..n

Allan l.. McDermott on June will ap-
ply to Judge Dixon for the appointment
of three commissioners TO condemn GER
tain lands required by the Central Ele-
waited Transit Company to enable it to
build the proposed elevated railroad from
the ferry OF the Central Railroad of New
Jersey to West Side avenue.
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victors and vanaulshed.

The following are this results of the
games played throughout the country yes
terday in the different leagues
In the National League--New York, s;
Cincinnati, 10 Boston, s: Pittsbure. 9.
Philadelphia, &; Cleveland, 8. Brooklyn,
z; Chicago. l.
In the PLAYERS League-New York. 90:
Pittsburgh, 8. Boston, II: Buffalo. 6.
Brooklyn. 2; Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia,
4; Chicago, ).
In the American Neutrality-suspicious.
llyn, l; st. Louis, 6. Syracuse. 4; Toledo,
5. Columbus, 2; Athletic, 8. Ro.chester'
4; Louisville, l.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01
Tha Contest for the rlae,.

The count up to today in the contest
for the silk flag to be awarded TO the
society or club having the most votes at
the picnic of Paulus Hook Council No.
1873. g. B. L., at Greenville Sehuetzen
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Ought to CONG Higher.

Enterprising Manufacturer will
raise the offer, Madam, to $1,000. Re-
member, all ask is the use OF your
name.
Hesitating Prima Donna--I hardly
know what to say. If it were soaps or
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01

doctor, might not a sudden fright
bring on my trouble again!o
Very certainly
Then. of course, you will be careful to-
make out your bill accordingly. ~ Fgieg-
e1He RIntfq1r
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01

complexion powder should accept the
offer in moment. but-but / am not
quite sure whether corn salve is equally
-er proper Suppose we say $40 000?--
Chicd0O Tribune.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01

Make rule everything
ullowp ogoodsh
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01

-HARTNETTS DRUG STORE
and jersey
Uponalr Patent No the blowing.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01

Queer Place to BE Photographed.
Notice has been sent by the clerk Of
the Board of Freehc iders to each Of the
members of the B, ard 10 be at Snake
Hill on June 8. to have his photograph
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01
THE BOSTON
= Yankee Doodle Game TO Town
Riding on a Pony"

We have the Pony. It's a gen
uine Shetlander. Only two years
from the Island. and the Prettiest
Pony you ever seed. gentle and
kind. We have a nice Cart and
Harness to go with it,
Nothing strange about that. is
there?
Anybody can have Pony. Cart
and Harness, especially if you do
your trading at
THE BOSTON,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01
TIE ROS 7 ON

Commencing Tomorrow. every
one who buys tOthe value Of ONE
DOLLAR or over gets one of our
Pony, Cart and Harness Blanks.
He can fill out this Blank, in
serting, the name to whom he
Misheskus togive the outfit.
These Blanks must be brought to our store
Monday, jJune 3d. and Tuesday, July |.
Counting Of Votes will be done July 2 and g.,
in our Window, soeverybody can see it done.
Presentation Of the Outfit to the lucky one
on thefmorning of'July 4.
NowS lboys, letsusssee who rides the Pony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
, LIVELY TINE ~ SUGAR CERTIFICATES.

The only CONSERVATION produced yesterday by me
decision OF Judge OBricn, in the supreme Court IN
the 50 called SugarTrust case, was among those VINO
had sold the Trust certificate, short IN the unlfcd
dcpartmcnt of the stock Exchange The bears opened
the price down nearly two point, and for a moment
thc excitement intense. II was said subsequently
that search warrants almost needed to discover
the broker who had sold the stock below Co. through
ont the greater part Of the day prices advanced and
after selling at "a - the reaction to 80 II at the
close left the net gain from Tuesday night nearly >
per cent.
Treasurer Scarc-, Of the sugar RcincreS Company
aid Yesterday that hc had no comment to make upon
the decision Of the court 1t spoke for ITSELF. Lhe
trust wa, cnjoucd from any attempt 10 distribute the
assets Of the NDrh RIVER company, but a. the luJhh'
t.pu Wa, L. strain II from DOM what 1t had h0 li
tcrtlpu 10 do. no complaint could be- made on tidt
score against the decision. The decision dld nos
Interfere with the conduct ~ business or the payment
of an dividends earned. and the matter would mo-"
rest until the Court of Appeals passed upon the merits
II the u:iGituu. meeting 81 the trustees Wa held
Int u Wa announced subsequently that only routine
business had been transacted. The friends 81 the
SUGAR Trust generally echoed the Views Of Mr.. Searlc~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13

services not performed The a~Noci''""
fsvors the Dinglcv bill now before Congress-
The Mcdico. Legal society held IT. February "fe.''.
last evening at the Hotel buckingham. 'ETA he"
presided Among the members present were p'''
Matthew d. Field Charlie, Milne Frederick n fc'eIN'
Isaac L. Pcct. Frank Ingram, Betmnc dc Moi'e "'"'
lam L. Bancr and Henry \. Mott. The report 81 INC
committee on sexual Cause Of Crime was N''u Nv
the secretary. and a paper on The Importance oi
Distinguishing Between ~omatic and Molecular pc''"
by Dr. l. Harrison Mettcr. Of Philadelphia was rev"
by DR.. Moritz Euecr
The American Glass Manufacturers ASSOCIATION ne"
its regular monthly meeting Yesterday al the N>o'
House Daniel c. Ripley in the chair only routine
business was transacted.
\ strike Of Boston carpenters working Tor 'lor'"'
& Ches>lcy began yesterday ON Brown bi"uc''
bank building and on the Wilkes Building Tor 81"
Increase of wages "a - 30 day. Other trades may
be called ont on a sympathetic strike today
Frederick Gordon, forty three years DID, horst oi
No 20 Broadway, became insane last night ana was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
The Ivy Club Of the Republican organization o INC
XXIId Assembly District held meeting lat nISii az
association headquarters 40. l.22- rmrdav' ana as
cu,sed plans for tenth anniversary entertainment 10
be given on March l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
STATEN ISLAND.

SEGIINES POINT. Tine work # rNhumiug the
800 bodice buried DO Tine Quarantine hurylug ground
at ocgulnc', Point during the la-t twenty five YEAR
was continued yc-tcuiay. The bodice We're Crcmatcd
IN "a Temporary Ictpu which hl, been constructed
ON the premise. The contract require, that the
work De pctcd within uiuct, day. during which
time the cemetery j. quarantlucd to visitor and curl
O~ity ~cckcrs
TOMpkl&~NllLE- George ochvcirert. the well
to do builder who D., confined 10 his home ~ IOmphu-
vile. suffering from inJuuc, received on Tuesday at
the hands OF two men Who bad dccpYcd him to
Hayouuc. Wa h-t night much improved. Ncithci
4 h- a--aliant- had been caught lat night
FORT NND~NoItIlI.-t oroucr Martin lueh", j.,
investigating the death Of Richard Costello. builder
living boo little hamlet known ~ CirToltou, on the
out,ldre Of Fort WadsWorth, who died on Monday
nghI Van autopsy showed that death had been
caused BY violence. Michael Murphy, carpenter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
BLooDsHED Of THE LITTLE EXCHANGE.
AN IERIrATED BROKER SHOOTS OUT HIS RIGHT
WITH TELLING EFFECT

AN IRRITATED BROKER SHOOTS OUT HIS RIGHT
WITH TELLING EFFECT
The Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
was in high feather yesterday. II had "s'rappng
match" and blood drawn. throwing into the shade
the last feeble encounter at the stock Exchange h"
tween MI. schepp and Mr.. Hcnd. The big Exchange
seldom witncs>c, a contest in which "A lasting lHi-
preston is made upon the physioenomy Of one com
blatant by another but the little Exchange can boast
that one Of its member, VIII long tell the story n
his face Of the war which ragged for a f." Drei
moments Yesterday forenoon. The crcHmstancc, e"
the affair enlisted considerable sympathy for the broker
who inflicted the wounds.
W. II. McQuod Is a tall -tawart man who resemble
the late John Kelly i'm one re-peci-he doesn't ap
preciate the trcmcudou, strength which les h us
muscles. John Kelly. i'm his early day. is said {"
have nearly Killed a truckmau with whom he got
ouarrclng and the lesson Of that encounter taught
him 10 restrain hi, temper and his strength Mr. VI.
Ouod hail, from NiddctOWu. y. Y, and i- popularity
known a, the Farmer lie Is frequently ~" subject
Of what j, called fun" 10y the "ncFve~'cn brokers OBJ"
Change. lie Wa, made TARGET YESTERDAY OF d t'."
deal Of cheap Wit while wing 10 cNc'u'c "H ".''i
in the Missouri Pacific crowd, ana. a~ i' H'i .l "'
not excessively active, u pad Tire room litd'r 10 -
lin about. smash his hat over h, eyes "' P'. I''I'
other irOIchnE acts. III. 'NuuId D. Al.'.''' -'i
uafur,l a. A rule when th.- sort of irnlu- D. .n
duIs,d ill., Bat whether his dI-c-tv" apparatus |'-
moi I'M a, good WORKING order usual or whether we
market wa, too much against hu or Do, client. 'o-"
not be learned. lie finally hr-ih =" push H- ''.
n,"nt0r. - one side and when rs. T.. H. Du l'.-.
squared OF iu a fighting attitude and 'lIH'h gNl W.
NcQuod shot ont his right ann ".ih i,IAlS t'1,
able to struggle his feet "a" blood wa, ti-It ''l
Of bad cut which extended from over liz rs. ~.
10 the check Their instant ~"IhrdthS "' 10,
two men and Du Boi- walked away Z" DE -"abu"i
of. MIR. McQuoid expressed extreme T'Er,t q, '''
uneypcctcd effectiveness II his blow. and IttI' " H''
later the two shook hands over mutual 'Ap''"'
tons. . 49,, .. ,...t..-s .to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
pJLLAGTyG on THE SAN BIAS COAST.

Mr.. Foster, 81 Foster a CO.. the I.a, cocOanut
importers Of ti, city, received yesterday from hi
partner. Mr.. DJlermcugc, who is IN Cartagcna l0ol
ing after the matter Of the seized vessel, letter in
which he said that the gunboat La Popa had again
visited the san Bias coast. and IN the absence u
the Indians in the interior. her crew had pillaccd
the trading station, Of the goods left there by Amcr
can vessels. Some Indian women who We're iu the
villages even robbed Of their gold earrings and
amulct>. Mr. Foster expressed himself highly
pleased at The way In Whch the state Department at
Washington had taken hold ~ the matter Of the seized
schooner. He sad Tn" Acting secretary u state
has been zcaou, and untirIng 300 hl- efforts iu our
behalf We have every confidence that the state
Department VIII see justice done us.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
PLEASANT REUNION OF THE PRESS cLrB.

The Ncw York Press club held ts monthly reunion
AZ il, club house So 100 Na,Sau-,t, last night Inc
floral decorations tasteful and the member, ana
their relative, and fIrnd, were present m large
numbers. Those who aided iu entertaining the ~
semblagc were Grtnt OdeIl. A. r.. Fcar>aIl, me Rev
DR.. T. De witt Talu1ge, Mis- Mayo lou"Ay. Professor
FrauculH. Mrs. clinton Iurlns. j. Alo} ,u- b"naii"y
Mrs Anna Randall Dich.. Grant Grower. clinton
UuIlug, Professor victor kuIdo, our own PTeAlL
George Temple. Of Ih" GondOcf-' COMPANY FRO
'e..Or r. II MOhr, M Ma. &C. Prescott OF &" ia Lean
Prescott company. ana Mis-, Isabelle rIuhart Of ih"
Casino Company.
A supper i'm the library. Among tho pre- en- were
Rear ADMIRAL Hriuc. the Rev. Dr.. 4. De Wit
ralmagc. President wilson. # the Health EndId, Mrs,
Ella Whccl"r wilcox. Mrs. Fan. Leslie, Mayor Grant
and Governor Leon Albeit. ~ Ne" Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Union League Club meeting. evening.
Methodist mass meeting Metropolitan Opera House 3
p. m. ,,..,. ,,o.o, o,.o,
Jersey City Lincoln Club dinner IayiofS hO'e e''n
ing. .., .,..,o. ,.,o,,o,
Hotel brunswick. : 30 p. m. 90
paint OH and Varnish club annual meeting NO. 90
Pinc-,t, p M. -,,. NH
American Institute annual election, Clinton Han
Uonocopathic Medical Society, p m.
t,,1conaI academy Of Connecticut Alumni dinner. Del
pOnico'S. p. M.
Dog SHOW American Institute Building
Kiugs County Wheclmcn reception. clubhouse . p H.
Board Of Governors Of Manhattan club D. M
Rear Admiral Brainc'> reception. Navy Yard
building Association League, No 25S BroadWaY p H.
caledonia club ball. Central Turn Hall, evening. 49,
Prohibition club Of XVIII District, No. 1O7 west
industrial school Of Plymouth Church anniversary Z
D. N. ,,,. Dor,st
Church, p. IN. . ,r.,,,. so,
New.York Indian Association, NO. p West IhfN's''
'nd.st, ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEUI
PORT OF SEwNOEK......WE WEDNESDAY. FEB II, 1890
ARRIVED.

steamer Ciyo' Paris Br Watkins Liverpool Ico ,.
Queenstown O. "s ,r A pa,'Tns''' Peter wright
81 Msay g lo"aS GeoG 9s Is@ a. ", "a q
Steamer puunolme ,Hu. Locke L,y.rpoo VIA newport. r.
suc, Maroa bu rcnuiok. II Jaso tcn T. with iron ore
Steamer Atlanta Rr cook. Moutcgo Bay VIA Port Mara
dn. win md'c AMI passengers 10 + Kerr ~ 90. Ar
hnrS ~ SGr@ ch'ne ,Hri. NJ, Donald, colombo Agrili
MSi a. GO ',g' 10 IHgoN SpyH1cS 5"% lung. with ma,c
& A"ga , 1Sa TO- S%Sf?I ~ days with sugar 10
sUNSET- Wuda sand, Hooa. moderate. NV clear Al
Clty Island. wind night NV ceas.
Arrived yesterday
.t.,,,r saginaw Kelly san Domingo &C. VIA Cape Hay.
tcn ond TutAs Island with mdse and passengers to VIM
s'nmrr EIa,a Br BrrmpolI Cdiiad Bolivar 10 days.
wiz, nd,r u " " Huriout NC&
ro's,,'I, pl,tcrIs,r,io Il /. Wake
sam. %aG %% HTI @ wilmington" NC wit" "d''
steamer ,,uyandotio WtAc newport News and Norfolk.
with mdsca and pistcngcrs To Old Dominion - co.
CLEARED
steamer CITY OF Berlin tBr. Land. Liverpool Queens
~tr.m,r kolpno m Rice Newcastle sander,on & son
steamer outco Nevada lBu stewart. glasgow Austin
~tcomrr orllcrt DGcr'. Kacmpn. Hamburg RI corti~.
STEAMER Gu,hau lUcD N1ysmansAl. Hamburg Gcope &
Sincr Gnricuia ,IIr Rutherford Lisbon John Se,yor
steamer TanSrr ohr. Pritciari. Prsrcso VIA Ncwpo
steamer Muric uin Locke winlward Islands A L Outer
steamer M'Sho"A hi lo't' M'l'S"r/ %c } VI Ceballos
a
steamer Allsa ,Br. Morris Port Prince rim For
e. d
stca.c city OF Washington Reynolds Havana ami sagua
.Ja. t. ward a Go.
steamer Comal Risk Galveston e. II Mallory a co
Steamer Valencia. Miller. New orleans = II
Steamer lcml4-cr, Mckee Charleston amt JdcGsunvis-
VIM L. ClNdet 60
Steamer Cty"f Birmingham Berg. savannah II l. Walker
steamer Wyauoke hoat. Norfok and Richmond old ID.
nluiou SsCo.
steamer rhos Melville (IIr Murnck Baltimore Phelps
Bros a CO..
Steamer Alsenboru. Lewis baltimore II c Foster
Steamer Marina j. Mo- tut, VAN MIX, PMladelphla-
0rt~ n King
steamer Winthrop. Brlgg. Portland HorauoIIan
Sltp l,V. tur,ilulcr Portland. ore sutton AZ
SAILED.
steamers tity of Berlin and Gcrnnnc Iivcrpool
WA Armstrong and BAyOnnr. Luudon; Anglia glasgow
Lain bremen Nuotln. AmStcriam NOOrllind. Antwerp.
Neptune and Muric. Wndward Islands. Magnolia. Port
Prince CW NJ Washington. Hayanai Comal. Galveston,
Valencia. Now Orleans Nemassse Charleston Nacoochee
Savannah WyanOke Richmond. Pennsyyania Phade phIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
4 SNIP wren 7oo EAGERLY WELCOMED

II wa reported Yesterday that the tugs James 4.
Garfield and Nt,lcau raced down the Narro~> % get
the patronage Of the steamer Dunhome which had
lust arrived from Liverpool and was making her WAY
IND the Narrou,. Whether int, true or not, the
fact remain, that the Garfield reached the Dunholme
In -Ich hurry that she made hole in the steamer,
-Ilr The plate, Of the Dunholme'S ,tarboird side
afr ~ tlr main rigging were carried away, ana a
biz lDlc made BOO her below Oh" water line. The tnS
narrowly escaped sinking, being drawn under IN"
quarter NJ the steamer. n B, estimated tlat the
DAMAGE q, the steamer vii amount 10 several thousand
Jaltr- n l- said that thc owners OF the tux VIII
De called ou 20 pay ior the repair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
Mr. mRyrss THEORY ABorr Teryops DEATH


Chof Inspector Bvrucs sad Yesterday mat N'
thoocAt he could explain how James Dclahcd Ifci"i
received his fatal injury early on Mouda' m'ii.h-.
Mr. Trenor died ln the boarding hou-c so. 81 fti
Ninetecnth-st from q fr4ctur" Of a." skull i''
hours after declaring that Dee had been alta hH b'
two men, VINO tried 20 rob him. Do Forty 'tI'' -'.
detective -crgcauf- who were ct 20 WORK h' VIZ.
bvrncs le; lred that NJ. Trouor wa, W the l"l'rd''
Uou,e Al Fourth ave. and EIcutccuth -, from 10
D. H. on SUNDAY until ! a. 800. ou N'uday. DE WAS
drunk and ha1 30 money OF watch in h' p'--'--.""
then Fifteen minute, later Dee was admitted = the
boarding house ly hi, laudady, whom hc hd ai""-'l
by rluying the door bell I~ head Wa cut ana h.''A
INK Vt a. 10. policeman noticed hio" "' '2
.idcwa. and found a latchhcy near the blood ''"'
~ the front step.
The facts now in my po--e~-ion ma" ATE ''' N.-
Trcnnr yl~ not assaulted inspector Hfr"- st.d ''
t.rday The man wa d1InF when Doe Lett ir
Lelcder. Iiou-c and oul> nit"cn minute clap '
before hc VA, admitted To- the h'hiNih- i'H-' "
Nino'ccuth-st. lie surely could not have been . .
.au,i.,i ia io,-r c!4htl-t. Probably when Doc t'i
ia the boarding house De took Do, latch k"y from l-
,oclct aud tried 10 open the door. Then hc fcll
down the stone top, and struck d., head again- t'
pdce Of step. fractuuug hi~ -I.ul. HI kew ne"
ont 81 his hand. His vague fcphc- a. question
alou, his injury AZ a time when be dd not expect
- die cannot Doe relied on II IS of'cl convenient
for man who has hut himself while drunk. Z" ,tv
that ne was assaulted.
The Inspector, theory doe, not account for the
trail Of blood which led from the boadlns houSe u
FOurth-avc.
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behalf, maintaining stouty that the shooting wa
accidental
INDUCED TO RETURN From CANADA.
THE CONFIDENTIAL CLERK OF FIRM OF IN
sURANCE BROKERS' ARRESTED FOR

ENHANCEMENT.
Deputy sheriff McGonigal yesterday took into
custody Louis de Bada on an order OF arrest issued
by Judge Patterson, Of the supreme Court who hXed
the bail at 81 900 The arrest made on the
complaint Of Abraham = See, Of the firm OF Sec
Johnson q Depew, insurance brokers, OF NO W
Liberty St. who charged De Badai who had been their
confidential clerk with cmbezzling about $1,000 Of
their funds. several days ago the firm made DIS
covcrics which led them to believe that they were
being Systematically robbed but before their cN
animation wa, finished, the confidential clerk WHO
learned that he suspected, left suddenly Tor
Canada. \ repre- sentative of the firm found him III
Montreal. and induced him 10 return 10 Ncw-loih
lie arrived tl" Montreal train Yesterday morn
ing and went to the Cosmopolitan Hotel, ready 1oF
negotiations looking To settlement. me deputy
.hcrF found him there and took him to Ludlow street
Jail. , ., $500. , ,,..,,,o,
and ON De Uadai's discharge from the Jail Detective
Ilnl.y OF the Police Central Oncc, arrested MN on
rimpaI charges and took him before Inspector yrnc;
Thn accused man is said to belong 10 It noble Ircnch
family lie j., married and has several children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
JOINING THE UrDSGy RIVER Sor4DRoy.

The Hudson River squadron Of the "Corintiian
Navy held meeting last evening at headquarters.
No. 7j7 broadway, to make further arrangements for
organization. Joseph w. Gibson, Of the New Rochelle
Yacht Club. elected Vice. Commodore. and com
mlitee was appointed TO select site for new club
house. \ number Of yachts were listed Win the
squadron. They were Iuo. Bessie /uiu, Gcuuaua.
swan. sophie NJ Doctor Quickstcp and Puck The
ensign adopted is a white burgce with "a blue cross
and white star In the centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13

LONG ISLAND CITY-A committee OF the resi-,
dents Of Astoria Yesterday visited Mayor Gleason ana
r,cd him To- do all i'm hi, power TO secure the passage
81 n blll i'm the Legislature compelling the ferry com
panv To- run all night boats.
PORT JEFFERSON.-Ca ptain Warren IuthlIl' an
did resident of Port jefferson, died yesterday HornE
al hi, home i'm that place lie was NA'y hVe Sc"'
did and was we'll known In yachting circles
GREENPORT.-I McCab". age MY hihe' LOT,
i - vol ia lo resident Of GrccupOrt, was drowned
Yesterday morning by the cap-iHus OF ,allDoat
1puo,lic East Marion. man who Wa, WIN hc'ano
rriic.cd.d i'm reaching shore i'm exhausted coudi-
ZION McCabc', body recovered ana removed 10
his home lie leave, wife and oiN chlldIch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
PRESIDENT low REcEuES THE STUDENTS.

The Inst OF a -crr, Of receptions given h' ln0id'Ht
and Mr. IoN To- thr student, OF Columbia college was
held l-tcfda, afternoon 80 tlc Presidents house. So
10 Bat sixty fourth g. The student, ot the school
Of Art, or tIc classical department OF the college were
I'm, ,,t, yesterday and the boy. responded O., the 900
,t,.,l boo L,rsc number. RAJ. afternoon th" Students
of the school Law v Ir received luu 'u saturday
afternoon the -tudcut- Of the school of Mc' VIII call
ON their new president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
LooKINq our roR cANrs or rrrnrs rrrrR

The Health Board yesterday authorized Dr. Cyrus
Edison to send circulars to all the lodging house, in
the city. directing the propricors Of The houses t.
send 10 him reports of the arrival at their house, of
immigrant dodgers, particularly those who have ar
rived lately from Amsterdam. II IS the intention OF
the sanitary official, " keep track Of such lodgcr,
for time, because several immi grants have been
attacked by typhus fever after arriving the
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
ALONG TIE SOUND.

DEIDGEPORT-A Hungarian couple marri'n ny q
tr. tirn If fhr peace ON Monday morning HOOK 40
;;ant,rc Of the absence Of the brides mother on a
.hopuiug tour iu the afternoon, ana 0lulc f"I9 ipl
~ r,,,ile and l.ff the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles mt celebrated their silver wedding yc'tcr
d,y The annual dinner 81 thc Board Of Trade
IN lac hold tonight. The funeral OF Charles
4 Uau lev age thirty eight ,ou of cN-N Mayor Monsoon
UawIey, will bc held To- day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
Jersey CITY.

IEkSE1 III l.
THE nixon COMPANY SECURES \ BIG LOAN.
The DIXON Cr,cibIc Company, which has been in the
hands If receiver for several year., has negotiated
a loan Of 100000 to pay off its Indebtedness ana
ARRANGEMENT, are being completed to take u ON 81
the receiver, hands. Tile receiver, Ed"aN J. -
Yonn,. secured the loan from the Ne" Icr,'y illl1
the security is q mortgage ON the properly ol tlo
Cruchlc COMPANY. The money is supposed 10 nave
been furnished by the First National balh' "i "''
Mr. Young is also president.