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Steamer Nevada OBJ Cushing Liverpooi-A NJ onuo'"' "
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steamer Delaware Chichester. Charleston anu
VIM i clyde * co Waller
SHIN Lansdowne tBr NewcOmb. Shanghai ""'"'' ="
op.rs Justine Ingersoll. Peterson, RIO Janeiro-"
Crossnan n Bros -, c... " n Cro.aman Rro
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big Towner Dayton ~ CrolN-bci" "i" "''''
SAILED
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Rararoa Itaa.-; city Of Birmingham Sa'anhani De'a
ware Charleston Kanawha Newport News.
Ha,ss Harold for Rio tirande Sui Justin IL Ingerso
RIO Janero.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Psov HEAD; Mar 6-Passed steamer Pow atan tBr) Ed
uarl. from % her to Avonmouth
Passed steamer Lake Huron OBJ. Murray from No"'o
on her way To Liverpool. .,,,. ,c.-,
soUTnAMPToX Mar l7-Arrved. steamer rulda beri
pngk from and proceeded her To Bremen
sailed steamer Ger. Sauder from Bremen Tor Now
LIZARD Mar Passed steamer Marcia (Br Pcnwck
from New.York on her way TO Hsvre ~, ,..,
LONDON Mar I7-Arrved steamer Sorrento ODD Coleman
XvoSaoUrH Mar I6-Arrved. steamer Tinor tBr), Hodg
from New York. ,c.- 49,,
HAnBUEo Mar l7-Arrived. steamer Suevia tucrl' Luz"
wi New York.
HAvSE Mar I7-Arrved. steamer La Nornandie orr. Col
from Now York
York. p..,-,,, M,
Hodge from New-York.
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address the women Of IT. Johns church tl'S s'' y
noon. Palisadc Lodge No. 0'l J. ~ We
Will be formally installed tonight
u,v,roNrcK rho Rev L. II. Van Bokkelen.
assistant minister at Zion Church, New YORK ~, ne
accented a cali 10 the rcctorshlp OF II. i"''"
Church and VIII enter upon his duties June l.
sIN,, sing Colonel Edwin A. McApn. VINO was
recently appointed postmaster by the President a.
srned the duties of his Office yesterday a. inc SUI
ce,sor o William Edgar Lawrence whose term of once
had expired. Colonel McAlpin appointed JONI T.
jenkins his assistant
NEW ROCHELIE.-Scwcr bonds amounting TO SOD
ooO have been sold at IL 261OO. with accrued III
tere The Union Trust Company Of New York has hccn
OF payments.
RIVEEDALE.- Burglars entered the booking once
at Riverdale station. the New York central Kan
road ON Sunday morning broke open the safe ana sioc
the contents which amounted 10 only few dollars.
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NEWARK.

y TWO WOMEN BEHIND 4 RUNAWAY TEAM
spirited team attached 70 a coupe belonging TO Mrs
Alexander Milne of No. A. Spruccst. ran away III
Broadst. yesterday morning Mrs. Milne ana he'
daughter were the occupants of the coupe. inc
Goodman accidentally dropped the rcins, losing all
command over the team. which dashed up broad-s''
10 Washington Place, when the driver was hung 10 Vc
ground. At Orsngcst. the vehicle struck a WACO"
ana the collision broke the axle letting the BODY
al che carriage To the pavement The horses con
tiuScd on, dragging the wrecked carriage AZ the
Morris and Essex Railroad crossing Miss Milne sprane
out ana landed on her feet unhurt Two blocks %
yond the horses stopped. Mrs Milne heau Wa va,
6adly cut her body bruised and her wrist broken ana
she suffered greatly from nervous shock The eoae II
man was uninjured. He had been in the employ OF
Mrs. Milne only two days.
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PLAINFIELD.

All the, station hackmen were arragned by Ch'et OF
Police Carey in The City Court Yesterday morning, and
treated to lecture upon their duties by Judge Codng
ton. Many complaints Of inattcntion ana cAt0r'oh
have been made lately and the Wholesale arrest was
the consequence.
An adjourned meeting OF the crescent League VIII
he held tomorrow evening. for the purpose OF electng
clnh presideut and voting upon the adv' stability of
building dining and billiard hall addition To the clnD-
house.
The Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick conducted elaborate
St. Patricks Day celebrations yesterday. y dinner 10
state and local celebrities in the evening finished the
programme.
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OUTGOING STEd MERS.
SHIPPING NEYS
PORT OF NETWORK .. MONDAY. MARCH
APHINED

Steamer Egyptian Monarch (Br). Irwin with mdse To
SandersOn 4 son Arrived At tho Bar al ppm
Italia ODD Craig Mediterranean ports with mdse
and Henderson Bros Arrived AT the bar at
ll3O
Steamer OLDHAM fDch) Baker. Rotterdam with misc
and passengers 10 Func Edge co Arrived al the Bar at
1 pm
Steamer La lr. Sontch. with mdse ana passen
to A Forget Arrived Al the Bar at 2 i5 a
steamer Colorado Evans. Galveston Key West days
with ind-c and passengers To q ~ Mallory a CO.
Steamer Cherokee. arsr. clc via hesion days
With uldse and passengers Ia VIM i CLYDE * co
Richmond, Ienhey Newport New. and West Point
Va with mdsc and passengers to Old Dominion - co.
AscnDO Lewis Baltimore with indse To He Eos
Jennie Parker tBr) Barker Plymouth 90 days with
china clay 20. TO order: vessel Ia w Parker & Co.
Arlea tAust snOvich Lisbon - days with mdss
TO order. vessel 10 Bella Cosnlich
Harriet g Stanley. Nucvas II days. with indse
order vessel to NOsle Bros
SUNSET WIND at sandy Hook. fresh. INV cloudy. At
City Island wind fresh. w. cloudy
Arrived yesterday
Ship Union (Ger Fokken Ham burg days with mdse TO
Geo VArrelmaln.
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SAFE ROBBERS GET 300.

Professional burglars visited Orange AT an caiN
hour yesterday morning. They hI't N'siteo "Daoia"
Cranes meat market. picked the lock OF the mont
aoor locked II behind them aud drilled hole in The
front OF the safe. having first wrenchcd on the com
bination lock handle. The safe wa, new one ana
the burglars mscslculated The position OF the Bolts
After the hole bored they were unable to open me
safe They then went the grocery store OF Joseph
S,[ssner where The safe stood In full view % Inc
strett and with bright light shining on the lock.
tiore thev bored another hole in the safe and easily
5,,rned hack The bolt. From inner c0npartmcn NJ
they secured S4OO in cash and number OF valuable
hands and mort cages, which. however are p0 ncgo-
.ishie The burglars left no ccw 90 their identity.
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C,usnI General Rlvd of Italy, dld not seem I" w
-, ,,,or,ed yesterday bv the action Of the mas
,,cctinr nf Italian, in Tainmany Hal Oh sfuiu1N
evening We intend to take no acton Whatever III
REGARD either to the resolution, or to the message
cent 4, the Minister at Washington he sno 10 u
rri,unc reporter through Vice Consul Count Narei'
"Tbe Minister knows the condition OIL ailaiF' "c'o
.,...dv - doe, the Government AT home. There J.
80, -1trS, NOW to 4ay about IT," The cause oi III"
mn~"|iiion CONT Na-cll said wa the attempt "l
tr,evnirnt ,ocietcs 10 this they had objected
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cIr,yrD FROM MANY QUARTERS.


The first annual reception of the Mutual Ald ahn
Benefit Association of the cmployc, of Corn h"llohc
A Co. took place last night at West End Hail. be-
sides the sixtyhvc members of the association apon'
500 guctts were present The officers Of the asSoca-
ton are j. j. Madden. president; = Friedman vice
president j. Frey, treasurer. H. >clonick secretary
NJ Bcl,l,v acted last night floor manager assisted
10y :. Friedman.
At Brady's Dancing Academy. in Wet onehnndrch-
andtwcnty hfth-s. an entertainment was gwen last
night for the benefit Of the Catholic Church OF the IN
nunciation the Rev. !. J. Griffin. rector. The Rev.
r. ~ Grcnnan. of Manhattan College, lcctured on
Ireland Her History and Her Destiny concert
Of vocal and instrumental music followed, given by tho
band and clcc club Of the college.
The Ni-ilctoc Dramatic Association VIII elVc an
entertainment at the Central opera IIou,c April ~
FOR fhc purpose OF raising funds 70 erect new school
buildng for the Church of the Queen of the Angels, In
one hundred and thiriccnih-st. $50
4 military drill Of young women chci- OF inc new
York pre.hvtcrian Church, >rVcntllavc aud one hun
drcd and twenty eighth 81. and Company \. Of tho
barnard Military School, Will take place Ia night at
West End Hall.
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To ELEVATE TIE NEGRO RACE.

A meeting at Association Hall last evening 'aii'l
by the Columbus Americas Institute. brought l"F'l
about 200 people. Alexander = Bacon presided an"
made short speech. introducing the Kew - oh'
straver president Of the institute. M NuaSer DC.
Ncved that the negro was capapic OF h'Sn ues'o -
civilization and education, and that the Only pa'u'al
means of accomplishing these ends was by sell nl D.,
tibution" This. however, could only DC lle ",in ~
,nnc md in the meantime II the duty oi NnerI-
can cfizcns 10 Try "a make the best OF the 'ploch MAJ
and aid in every way within Their power TO- e'.nr,
him 10 "A state OF moral citzrlshlP. 'u' w W.,
.neakers were the Rev. Dr.. Blaisln and the Kew
g p Lvford financial secretary Oi the institute.
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ORANGE.
LAST CARNIVAL OF THE SEASON.

srhe last carnival the season OF the Essex county
Toboggan Club given last evening. ana extra
preparations had been made for ii. The clu0'housc
was aLlaze with light bontres blazcd on the sice' OF
,hc grounds colorcd fires burned At Intervals
involvement the evening and A me band of music was
i'm attendance. The clubhouse and the shacs "frc
crowded all the evening, and there were inliN oOo
guests and spectators present 1t was loAe di'c'
midnight before the Ievclry ceased
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THE CLUB WEARS GOVERNOR NILES YOKE.

The meeting Of the Young Mems Democratic Club the
Hoffman House last evening short President
John Arnold held the gavel raped
order w Otis, who had offered the resolution the
reconsider the by which approval
the Saxton Ballet Reform bill defeated, hastily
withdrew his motion. Strong pressure TO his end It
said mad been brought bear upon Mr.. Otis by able
Democrats. who feared that the continuation OF he Fight
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A rxlrARIAN SOCIETY FORMED.

The first Unitarian society of Orange was orcan1eo
on Sunday afternoon after the services III Masonic
Temple The following trustees were chosen war
rcn Delano IT, y. l.. Handy, Clement HerSchei hchiS
y Uitoh W C. swift Mrs. W. L. Aborn and Mr.
1s.hei r1rman The trustees organized by The election
81 Henry F Hitch president. and W. G. swift trcaS
,,rer large sum was subscribed ae guarantee fuid
and an appiication for incorporation under the laws
of the stale will DC made at once.
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PATERSON

r DREAMING GROUND FOR NEW CHURCH.
Ground was broken Yesterday for the proposed
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church at Carroll ana
Fair sts The congregation has been In existence
chnrch The Rev j. &. Jackson is pastor. The bud
inc Vii be a temporary Of wood TO cost 5000
and will accommodate 800 people. handsome clurch
will be built some time in the future the consirsa
sion now worships in the Broadway Reformed Chapel
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

in the club on the question might emoar'ass hioc-
IIill in the preparation u his veto message Nv =,
ton wa. made 70 the withdrawal, and the suDjue". "
the cub to David r. HIPS policy may be REGARDED a.
complete The executive committee reported th'' ~ %
obtained the refusal Of eligible building " J."
for clubhouse in ThiIty-fourth-st.. near INC So
mansion. which the Manhattan 'Wb eNp'''9 '., .a,,s
on April l. The announcement was received VII" s'
faction and the committee directed 10 soou'o Wv
lease. The committee Of the opinion th"o '"o "
clubhouse might reody for occupancy by INC cu VI
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLNNS-M public meeting of taxpayers
mas oeen decided TO request the Board OF Trustees to
order the dlscontlnuance OF work the outlet
and disposal work pending an investigator a. 70 the
cost OF lowering The eIrde to permit the outlet
pipe 10 pass beneath the Bronx River by gravity. in
ktcsn Oh py siphOn. Westchestcr County
farmers viii meet In Morans Hall on the osth inst.
70 organize farmers alliance.
- YONkERS.-Miss Margaret Scott. of Siberia. will
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F4IR WEATHER FDR DAT.

High wind, continued {" blow yesterday All along
the Atlantic Coast, and during the afternoon there
wa, a slight furry Of snow IA this city. part of the
storm which now prevails over the Lake. The Tn
dcaions according TO the signal service Office. pointed
70 fair weather with gradually rising tcmpcratur,
I'm In
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DISPUTE ABOrr gR HARRIS POSITION.

Samuel Hart superintendent ~ tho Butteiirk PUBLISH
INC Coup,nv In West Ihire'nth,t. and four boy, in
,n ,outanv, employ. arrested yc-teday charged
with stealing the books ~ the company There had been
some differences between the superintendent and the finn
and some DAYS ago dispute carried % hr supreme
Count Yesterday the company discharged Hart ana D."
went 10 tho safe ali the books 81 th' com.
,any These he handed 20 tho boys 70 out. For
mi. they were all arrested and taken 70 police court but
q. no complaint Wa made. tho prisoners wcfo d-ohare'd
Hart saws hr Is member ~ the hfm but this is denied
by the others.
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Up IN BCSY HARLEM.

A RECEPTION At MANHATTAN CoLLE'E.
The college hall Of Manhattan College. IN one nun
dred and thirty rst-St crowded yesterday "i'o'
noon at the annual reception of the literary union
Of the class Of 'g1 The entertainment co''sis'c' Vi
choruscs speeches, piano solos, vocal solos, ana s,c
from shakespeare'. .lIcnry VIII" and "RichaM III
The officers of the union John j. Fltzgcrad PR
dent Roscoe W Coughlin vice president. and Dermaii
| frp1S
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

on THE MAIN FLOOR
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An accumulation of remnants OF
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STATEN ISLAND.

FORT UTIL.-John Fi,kc will begin course OF SIX
ccurrs This evening at the house Of John H. scrib-
nor Fort mn The learned and brilliant lecturer
viii discuss the discovery of America and various
historical aspects Of the development of the American
Continent. The announcement that Mr.. iIskc wouln
sneak has orom-cd lively interest among the isandclI
NJ RichmOud Comfy.
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LONG ISLAND CiTY.-The trial Of John Mnlcan
of Richmond HILL who indct,d FOR mHrdcr in the
second degree In having caused the death Of Leo
Bornger bartender. by striking him over the heal
with q beer measure. begun Yesterday the
Queens County Court of sessions before Judge Garrl
son.
SEA CLIFF.-The dwelling Of John C. Cloyd. tnc
of the trustees OF the village. destroyed by fire
Sunday night Inc loss Is 81 900 ard j. partially
covered BY insurance. The fire caused by an
OveT-heatcd fine.
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ID AEDNINs IN sleigh Robes and Gents sal Caps and
- t.lo4-. before storing away. I. 4. SHAME, IL
Ns-t i.d-t 1913 princest
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


gun rise. o2 06 Moon 5.0s,.m Moons -
Y-sandy Hook 5.GB GOV Island 62t Hon Gate. ~
PM-ssndy HOOK 5as Cos. Island 900 Hell oAt~. ~
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

CAPTAIN WILLIAM HAMILTON KILLS HIMSELF
Captain william Hamilton, age seventy, piom-
pcnt resident OF Norihport, committed suicide sunday
afternoon After dinner he from the table and
said TO his wife, :" going 10 that place whence
No living man returns lie then went ont
house and shot himself through the heart Ills wife
a,sd adopted daughter. Mrs. william Darling ran t"
the spot, but when they reached The Captains side
he wus dead. lie grand nephew oi Alexander
Hamilton. For several years h. owned and sailed
the packet sloop II. lounSs. running between North
port New Nork City. and accumulated sum
Sroperty TO enable him 10 retire active business
For nearly a wear he had been under the care of a
physician. Coroner Rodman. of Huntington. Ncsur-
day decided not hold inquest after hearing the
testimony OF Mrs. Darling.
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<, nor LDIR (ape, newest sfyl's IN Sral,Nin Sable.
- H.aNrr Astrikhan. Persian Lamb ORGY Persian Mink,
Monkey and wool seal. Prices largely reduced bforr
sto!ing away. {. G. SIAYNl l2i W i.d-t 1903 Prince
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c1OOSAvED on the price Of an Alaska scal-kin New
,SIUUnarkct IL purchased before storing &. {.
SHAYNE Furrer, 124 West i2d-st. l03 Princc-st.
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- EALsK1N opera plain or trimmed. worth 5000 and
- 500. marked way down 20 SO and -iDu. c. &.
SHAYNE. TuGrler IA West f2d-,t- 1903 Ifn'c--t.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-09-05
j q Il p r IN TT N q
sUcHA
LARGE POSTERS, HANDBILLs
CARDS, BLANKS,
BILL-HEADS.
Together with every other description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
Executed with neatness and dispatch.

Yearly advertisers will be allowed TO
change four times during the year without
charge. Advertisements should be marked
with time and space they are to occupy. ..51
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-09-05
R. g. FIELDS. Proprietor.
EXPENSES OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR 1889

Published by order of the County Commits
sioners for said County In pursuance of
Section Nine of Article Twenty eight OF
the code of Public General Laws, which
provides that
The County Commissioners shall make
out and publish annually, in at least two
newspapers published in their respective
counties, If there be two, detailed, minute,
and accurate statement of the expenses OF
their said counties, specifying therein each
particular item of expenses, and for what
and to whom paid and shah also deliver to
the Sherifs of their respective counties as
many copies of said statement as there are
election districts of said county at least ten
days before such general election, and the
Sheriff shall, within six days after the re-
cept of such copies, set up one of them at
the place of holding elections in each cleo
tOn district"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-09-05
%l.072.31
PAUPER COFFINS.
%O3.45
CIRCUIT COURT AND JAIL

John II. Miller. Cricr, June
Term. 1883 20.OO
Witnesses
Candy wilson. InqusitlOn Case
Davis LOO
Causin Condict. Inquisiion. Case
William Fidlcr, Inqnisiton. Case
J. J. Kemp, Inquisition. Case
Frank Higgins. InqusItlon- Case ,oo
Samuel Higgins. Inqusition,
Earhart 100
James Tschiirely, InquistIon
Earhar LOO
ID. l. Rathburn. lnquisitlon.
Earhaff LOO
DR.. f. c. EtchisOn, Watkins LOO
Registration Cases
william Pyles, Pet of J. +. Dav-
id-On l.UO
Howard A. Garrett. J. McDon-
Luther the NJ onutt, ]. McDonald 100
Evuard Fisher. J. Mcdonald 400
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