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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

A clee club concert by double quartet from Prince
ton College, assisted 10y Mr.. Adams. either Mr. Nor
gan, carionet, and mandolin club. will be given 1T
the De Kab Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
DE Kalbave. near Franklin ave, on Thursday evening
at : O'Clock.
\ request from Eighth Ward property owners that
the resolution OF March, loo9, requiring the City Rail-
road Company 10 remote its steam dummy engines
from Third ave. by the close of the year be enforced
was presented to the Aldermen yesterday II went TO
the Railroad Committee.
The Aldermen yesterday authorized the renting Of
a building at No. 045 Fourthave. as a temporary
enginchousc in the Eighth Ward.
The sum Of $50 was appropriated yesterday by the
Aldermen for decorating the City Hall on Washing
tons Birthday.
Burglars made an unsuccessful attempt Sunday
morning to open the safe in the Office Of the Williams
burg News Company, at No. 230 broadway, in which
was nearly 81 900. Tie burglars had evidently been
frightened away, and they LETT their tools behind
them. Entrance effected from the cellar BY
cutting through the noOr
\ man and a woman who under the names OF Gen.
cral and Mrs. Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Warren and
various other aliases. have been in the habit of beat
ing boarding house keepers by going away without
settling their bills. were warned by the police 10
leave the city on sunday, as they entering
house in Adelphi-st. They accepted the advice
II has been learned that Greenleaf smith, who mado
the affidavit attached 10 ex-senator Daggctt's state
mcnt accusing Theodore b. Willis and George X.
Giliuy with attempting 10 bride him. has worked in
the bookbndcry Of A. :. Barnes q CO.. in Nassau-st.
under the name Of Greene for several years.
The supreme Court has declared void the tax OF
al 1874 90 upon the site for the new 23d Rcgiment
Amory, at Atlantic and Bedford ayes. which
levied after the hnd sold 10 the state for armory
purposes
George Carroll age nineteen. was sent to the Pcni-
Tertiary for year yesterday, for inducing Young boys
10 steal and bring articles to him from their homes
Judgment was entered in the Supreme Court yes.
terday for $3.50 against Martin d. Tyrrc of the Grand
Hotel, in Clnton-st, for damages caused 10 No. %
Chntonst, adjoining. owned by Crawford Valentine.
by the illrepute of ryrrcls place, which prevented
Crawford Valentine from gettin. tenants.
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SALE or BOOKS BY BANGS g. 20.

An auction sale Of a valuable library Of English and
French literature. consisting Of rare aud standard
works biography history, travels, poetry and the
DRAMA was begun yesterday by Bangs d CO, at then
auction rooms 40. 73J broadway. There are 1850
books Ia the collection. about $50 Of which were dis
posed Of. The sale quiet one, and price, wcro
generally low. "Musee dcs Antique illustrated
n three volumes. EDya folio. by T. Boullon, wa sold
for M -, copy ~ Lord IyronF Hours Of Idle
ness l2mO., first edition, brought so so copy 81
his Bride OF AbydOs,' ev0., printed by hand
in pen and ink. Wa, sold for 3D.. and Fugitive
Pieces" fac-simile reprint oil the suppressed edition
VI 1905, for Co.
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AGAINST THE APACHES.
ARIZONA AND NEw-NEXICO READY TO BUY
LAND FOR THEM II VERMONT RATHER
THAN SEE THEN AGAIN.


Washington Feb. IO-Thc House Committee on
Indian Affairs to-day took mp the senate joint re
solution authorizing the removal Of the Apache Indian
Indians now prisoners at Marion Barracks. Ala, to
Fort sill Reservation in Indian Territory. There are
now $40 prisoners, 81 of whom are women ana
children Lieutenant Colonel Lawton, Of the Inspector
Generals Department stated that &c was familiar
with the Indians at Fort sill and the ApIohcs. They
are intcrmarrcd and if the Apache, became di'sats
fed AT Fort sill they could easily reach their Old
haunt, near tie White Mountain reservation without
trouble The distance IS about 600 miles plains
nearly all tie way There j, large force at Fort
sill both infantry and cavalry. The -anittry con
ditiou, at Fort >ul poor IL known one Of the
worst posts IN the country.
In answer 10 Lieutenant Howard. Lieutenant Colo.
mel Lawton said that De believed the Indian, were
more thoroughly whipped now than ever before. and
he quoted Colonel Pratt Of the Carlisle Indian school,
a, saving that there va, leo possible danger II their
going out ou the warplth again.
To Mr. smith the witness aid that there va, uo
absolute certainty that the Apache, would BOT 20
back 10 their old haunt, II they once got wet -
tho Mississippi River. The troops had never vt
been able To catch up with them when the INDIAN,
lad e., ~n a short -taIt
W II. II. LlcwclNu. Of Las Cruces. Sew Mexico.
said tlat The people 100 that ,ouutr,. Wilde dc.luu-
the Government to do The best DO D,u lor th..e
Indians. 90 protect against th~r removal 90 Fort
~I b.. believed General, Crooh I'D lluv .d were
mistaken Us to t-c dallcr resulting hom the o.
mutil 81 tlc Apa.Acs to Fort SILL J. $3.50 .t.lac
terror to TIE heart, Ot the pcopls b., southern >c~
Mexico. and seriously fcta0d ta- pro-f,,s a.d develop
n~.t u tilt region. Nlu.,,. -.ud t.e Apache $3.50.
peculiar pcr-on. An, one 81 u,m 'p
tartatly .uIdlrd. % likely. within CAV.
q, ,Iar. il.o d Vcr devil. Ihr - tuc o. tar
rHucn,.. ~ u df.nA called usFin.' -.I. "i...'f
e.u1 tr, GHuh 90 thcr feast. tt's onH't le
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Washington, Feb 10.-AmOng the petitlonS pre-
scented and referred one from the indianapolis
Board OF Trade. asking i0g the total repeal OF tho
Interstate Commerce Act; also petitions from MISS
issipp and Georgia. praying for the passage OF
National law to secure the right Of suffrage and for
the enforcement Of the XVIII Amendment to the Con
stitutiOn
Mr.. sherman offered an amendment to the Judicial
Appropriation bill. apprOpriatng $o74J for the widow
of Chief Justice Waite, being equal to the balance OF
his salary for year. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee
Mr. Evarts. from the Committee on Privileges aud
Elections reported resolution (Which was laid over
That II is competent for the senate 10 elect pre-,
dent pro tempOre, who snail hold Office during the
pleasure OF the senate and until another is elected and
who shall execute the duties thereof when the Vice
President is absent.
Among the bills taken from the calendar and
passed was the House bill to constitute Albany, Y. y
a port Of immediate transportation.
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EAST ORANGE.

The most successful Of the series Of teas for the
benefit Of the House Of the Good shepherd was given
in Commonwealth Hall yesterday afternoon under the
charge Of the women Of the congregation of Christ
Church. The hall was crowded and sales were brisk
The women who presided Mrs. C. f. Loutrcl. Mrs.
Allan Fullerton. Mrs. j. {. Petit. Mrs. L. r. solo
mons Miss VI. b. Marsh and Miss gertrude Chittick
The Rev Horace 5. Bishop, rector Of Christ Church.
has received telegram from the Rev Dean Alox-
andcr Allen assistant miui,tcr-elcct of the parish.
saying that Mr.. Allen would his duties In the
parish March II.
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LAST prBLIc SESSION or THE WRIGHT CASE.

The public sessions Of the committee engaged In
invest ptiug the charges against Miss Susan Wright
urucpa Of Primary school NJ. 80, have at last been
brought 10 close. Last evening Nelson J. Water
hurry presented reason, Why he should be permitted
f. cross examine the teachers but his motion was de
MED. lie then charged the members of the con-
mttcc With conspiracy against Miss Wright. and asked
\. C.. Nandcrpoci to testify. Mr.. Nanderpool, how
ever. declined 10 De- sworn. Mr.. Waterbury then said
ho would Tile Mia, Wright's answer with the com
'.:tcc THURSDAY. The committee Will then report
" the Board of Trustees. which viii decide whether
The charge, are sufficiently grave TO be brought before
TIC Board OF Education
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THE APPRAISERS DEPARTMENT At thus PORT.

TIE NTFNAIhEKo UII NJ MINI NJ IT, TVT'I .
Washington, Feb. 10 (SpeciaD. senator Evarts in
tI0duced a bill to-day making some radical changes
m the Appraisers Department at the Port Of New
York. The provides that in lieu Of the pres
ent STAFF the President be authorized 10 appoint by
and with the Of the senate. one Appraiser 1T
salary Of 10000 Deputy Appraiser, AT salary
of ~ 700 each. The Secretary of the Treasury Is
also empowered to select such number Of examiners
as he may think necessary 10 carry Oh the work Of
the Office these examiners 10 De divided into three
classes. Those IN Class l alc 10 get $500 year
those in Class ., $1,000 and those IN Glass ,, 1000
The provisions OF the bill not intended To- conflict
with The establishment OF ioaid % General Ap
praisers, such a j. contemplated IN the Mckinley
the NewYork Appraisers Department. ana arc drawn
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of whom is but nie years old, found in miser
able apartment The mother intoxicated and the
children ragged and emaeated. 1t was
certained that the woman had been receiving aid
from the PoOrmaster, but had spent the money for
rum. Mrs. Cook locked UP and tho children
were provided with food, which they ate rayenousy.
Late in the afternoon they were sent TO the Aims
house by Alderman Timken, chairman Of the Aims
Committee.
a. c. Boschen's house, No. CIT Hudson-st., was
entered by sneak thief while the family was at
supper on Sunday night and robbed Of silyerware
valued at $500.
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Arcr1xc For TIE FREE coINAeE OF sILyEE

ARGUING FOR THE FREE COINAGE OF SILVER
Washington. FEB. 1O.-EN Representative Symo- Of
Colorado. made ana argument to-day before the House
Committee on Coinage. Weight, and Measures, la De
half Of the free coinage Of silver. III argument va,
largely review of the prc-cntaton of the silver
subject by secretary Window in hi1 annual report to
COugrc,, he expressed himself 49, opposed to the
silver bill prepared at the Treasury Department. par
tcuary the section whch authorizes the secretary 4"
suspend tine receipt Of silver bullion whenever be-
think, there b. au artificial price put upon ~ hy
reason a - corner the market. Mr.. Symc, said
the absolute and unqualified free coinage OF silver
Wonld raise IT, bullion value tO 10, coinage value and
put 1t par with gold. lie advocated the gradual
adoption OF free coinage.
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N,cnrsMEN MAKING MERRY.

The Harlem Yacht Club held its second monthly NJ
ccpion Of the season AT Turn Hall last night me
hall was cllboratcy decorated with flags and the coor
II fine club and the dancing floor crowded. Guests
we're present from the NorAville and Columbia Yacht
Gibbs the ATLANTA Boat club and the Pavohia ana
New. jersey Yacht clubs. The grand march oi over
200 couples led by Commodore James r. LalVr
and Mrs John Labor. The committee Of arrangelnents
consisted Of Thomas y. lcndry. william hyde hoOoru
Muir George Wass ana Mortimer 4. Lee.
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ARRESTED oY A CHARGE OF ABDUCTION

Frederick r. Hume. Of No. 140 Centre-st was ar
rested last evening upon a warrant secured by Mrs..
Annie Faus,. Of No. POO Nostand ave, who accuses
him Of abducting her sister, Lizzie Dowd' aSe
ixteen Of No. 1913 Hamiltonave. Investigation
shows that MIS- Dowd and Hume were married by the
Rev 4 C. Bowdi,h. of II. Tauls Methodist Episcopal
Church. on January -. llumeS was held for eXaIal'
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FIRE DEPARTMENT OFFICERS DINE.

The first annual dinner of the officers Of the Fire
Department. in honor OF the twentieth anniversary
OF the existence OF the paid department was eaten
m the Clarendon Hotel last evening. About 100
persons were present. including Fire Commissioners
Ennis Deputy Commissioner Moore. civil Justices John
Courtney and No,sr Euge. NunsOn :. Brown, ana
Chief Neyin,. speeches made by Commissioners
Ennis, Andrew Mclean, Judge Courtney, ana Others
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GOVERNMENT COTTON REPORT FOR FEBRUARY.


Washington, Feb 10.-Thc cotton returns OF the DE
partmcnt Of Agriculture for February give local e,il-
mate, of the proportion Of the crop which has left the
plantations. The consolidation makes OOA per cent
leaving 90 per cent still TO 60 forward About mc-
tenths of the crop has therefore been reported in
sight or IS in small stocks unrcportcd in hand, Of
couutrv merchants or in transit. The proportion Of
seed sold 10 oil mills his been found difficult 10 est
mate but it Is apparently not much over - per cent
Of the CROP possibly between 100000 aud 1.O00,00O
ions The returns Of quality high, except m Nir
ginia and North Carolina and IN Tennessee and Ar
Ea Has II Is superior all the States Of the Gulf
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ORANGE.
UKANIE.
RECALLING A YEARS FOLLY.

RECALLING y lEAKS FULLY.
Tho "Fools meeting Of the Orange Maennerchor
was held last evening I'm the rooms Of the society in
Library Hall. The decorations were prufuSe. The
first part Of the entertainment burlesquc kaee
klatsch,7 the speakers stand being gigantic tin
coTee-pot over ten feet high beneath which Aro
was burning brightly. The reading Of the HOuik,'
the record If the foolishncsses that had been com
mtted by the members during the year. the nota
bic feature Of the second part and the evening closed
with dance.
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GIEANEn ERnM MANY QrAETERS.

Sneak thieves are again operating successfully
among the Harlem flats aud apartment houses Articles
OF clothing mostly taken
The regular meeting Of the Harlem Republican Club
will take place to night
John Grinncn, the grlpman on caOlc-car NO %oo Oh
fine one hundred and twenty lfthst. line. which man
rrd Bernard oicbcr tO death on January 20, entered
Inc East Ouc-hundrrd ana twenty slNthst pOhce sta
lion Yesterday morning and gave himself up. I'm
mcdiatcy after the accident Grinnen ned ana the
police were unable 10 ind him.
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povns OFFERED AND ACCEPTED

Washington Feb. 1O.-The bond offerings today
aggregated S117, 800. as follows;
Registered four per ccntsS90OO O $1,000, $1,000,
at 1874. 49, . 90.
Registered four and a~ha per CentsS19,j 800, 81 -
HIl the fours we're offered by National bank de
pOsitaries
All the offers accepted
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SECRETARY TRACY TO RESUME WORK TO DAY.

SECRETARY TRACY TO RESUME WORK To Ar a..
wa.h,ngtop. Feb 10 lSpccian.-Contrary 10 general
ovnortatjon. secretary Tracy did not appear at hi'
or6ce I'm the Navy Department today. M"nt II
O'Clock he went out driving, accompanied by bis prV"'
secretary Mr. Raymond. and, bcfor" rcturnns call'd
ON hi, daughter Mr.. Wilmcrdinr with whom he spent
some time. should nothing Unforeseen occur !" pr
won't if he viii assume hi Official dntc> 10 morrow
*, ar,ngenent, have set been made for has proposed
trim south but Their, seems q be little doubt that a.
,ri s0on seek a change Of surrounding, for short
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ALONG THE SOUND.

RRIDGEPORT-Dr Edward Fitzgerald was tnrowi
from mi, carriage Yesterday and seriously injured
During the week permits TO erect nine outhngt
10 cost an Aggregate Of $jI 900 issued by the
building department
GRFFNWICH-The Consolidated Railroad Company
has purchased OF william J. IlnSue seven atfes f
lid at East Port Chester in the town OF EreenSlLn'
and will usc II as general freight yard No eUpr,s,
A, vet have heen made TO purchase End IN TINS to"a
for the change Of route and laying VI iour lacAs VI
% rail n
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Up IN BTSY HARLEM.

GTARD~MEN HOLD THEIR ANNUAL BALL.
The annual ball Of Company continental Guardsl
II the -th Regiment took place last night at West hhd
Hall In one hundred and twenty fifth st The attend
ancc was large. Sergeant John f. Hanson was cnalr
man of the committee Of arrangements. among ilose
rr.rn were captain Alexander t. Mason, First Lieu
tenant Henry H. Camm1uu Lieutenant Colonel SchllHhS
and Captain David T.. Arnold
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SALARIES IN THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Washington Feb. 1O-Thc Senate Committee on
Public Lands this morning acted favOraby upon the
bill to Increase salaries In the General Land Onicc
II increases the salary Of the Commissioner from
~ 900 10 s. 900 Of the Assistant Commissioner from
s. 800 10 ~ 900 and chief Of Division, from ~ 800
- 900.
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rAvonrxG THE ADMISSION or IDAHO.

Washington. Feb. 10.-Thc senate Committee on
Territories today directed Chairman Plat 10 repou
flvoraby the bill for the admission Of Idaho a
state and Il Will be reported 10 the senate Wcdncs
day.
4 favorable report wa also ordered on Senator
CulIom's bill approving the Funding Act OF Arizona.
An amendment by :he committee extends the lilc Of
the bonds from twenty five to fifty years.
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IIOBOKEN.

SIX STARVING LITTLE CHILDREN
Tho police were informed yesterday that six children
were In tenement house at Adams and Fifth sts I'm
starving condition. prompt investigation was made
aud II found that tho report was true. widow
named Ann Cook with her six children, the eldest
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NlETTCTIEN.
A FARMER BREAKS HIS NECK.

John DoodesockS, farmer went to his barn on
Sunday night attend to his cattle. lie was throw
ing hay from high NOV when lie slipped and fell
down IA wooden chute to the floor below. His neck
was broken by the fall and he killed instantly
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SEEKING TO JOIN NO MANS LAND TO OKLAHOMA.

washington, Feb 10 (SpecaD.-Senator Platts
Oklahoma bill did not make much progress to-day,
AN amendment Offered by senator Plumb proving
something OF a stumbling block. Mr.. Plumb wanted
10 have the public land strip in the Indian Territory
popularly known as No Mans Land attached % Okla
homa 10 form the new Territory. The two sections
OF country are not contiguous, but might be made
so by adding TO the proposed Territory part Of the
Cherokee Outlet Various schemes for the disposition
~ No Mans Land have already been suggested, among
them lis annexation TO Texas, Kansas, or New
Mexico and a good deal Of opposition was developed
70 MIR Plumb's amendment. When vote taken
there were IL yeas 10 ii nays, showing no quorum.
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TIE pnrlr TX LEKl Axp coLLEcrLoN..

Washington. Feb lO.-Tho secretary 81 thc Treasury
to day sent 90 the senate statement Of tc amount
Of the d4,ct tax collected iu each state under the
Act 81 August p. ] ojl. aud The amount unc1lc'iod
Exclusive of the Southern states, Tie total amount
collected i- -I..O51.5lT. and the amount uu'ocrt'd
-li -I1 made uu a.. follow Coioiddo. SLID. tab,
--cn~g. and Washington. c31-7 IN the southern
e,ato, The amount uu,olloctcd r r2,'O213l, out of
a total levy o. SiH-55ul.
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PATTERSON

CROWDS ABOUT THE BURNED BUILDINGS
Lar.c crowds yesterday surrounded the blaokened
ruins 81 Washington Hall. The still smoking em1ers
had cooled enough for some veuture>omc people To
PICK their way amnIs the debris, and hook for relic.
The Gatlug gun # the lst battalion Wa, taken from
thc ruins aud put OH exhibition The most serious
Dos. 10 the member ~ the battalion that % their
medal, given hr Tin service at the Yorktown oele-
Jrltou. when the NewJcr-ey truops took the first
prize and their bars and other decorations Won for
,0d shooting 0n the state ranges. some men had a,
many a. ten apiece Of these bars. each representing
Years qualification as marl-mau Paterson b, now
without large public hall. There D. talk II iuduc-
INK Government To make an offer for the burned
area, which d. about 10 Dos zoo feet for po~tohce
site The people ~ II Puul- Episcopal Church. two
blocks away auAlOu, 10 ell their property 10 the
Government for the same purpose, Is theh own ldnd
I'M more Ia hinnablc part ~ town and have jus, had
an architect prepare plan, Tor 100000 odlhCe The
members II Compauc- \ and b had their drlll in
citzcu, clothes 100 Company CS armoy. IN CONT
mental HILL. last night Battalion headquarters have
been established temporarily at Apollo Han.
The report of the Board Of Health for January was
issued yesterday. The deaths from all causes were
III in the corresponding month Of last year there
were l22 or last months deaths forty-tllre were
from pneumonia. twenty three from consumption,
nineteen from bronchitis and five from lung diseases
not otherwise classified. The cases Of contagious
disease, were few and the deaths from them only nine.
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The Oklahoma measure was then put aside. and Scna
tor Blair took up again his argument in behalf of tle
Education BILL which is still the unfinished business
of the senate.
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STATEN ISLAND.

The annual town elections on staten Island VII
take place today II is expected that theTe VIII Ue
lively contests In number Of the towns
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TO PREVENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ 7

rO PREVENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ THE STATES.
Washington, Feb. 1O.-In tho House t"uaS Mi'
Wickham Of Ohio, introduced for reference b4Il
n,n rnrno-e If which /, to prevent gerry Wandering
n, ana state, II provide, that the Representatives
elected 10 the LID COngrc-5 shall DO returned IRON
mo same districts similar representative cI''''u
Ia the List Congress.
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NEWARK.
ARRESTED WHILE WAITING TO ROB A SAFE.

ARRESTED WHILE NAl1ANN ~ ltOb n ofNrI'
Early Yesterday morning patrolman discovered a
man hidden in the basement of the engraving works OF
Thomas d George NJ. stone, at McWhorter and Ham
ilton sts Near the safe, on the first floor were
heavy crowbar other tools The prisoner sald MS
name was Joseph Hoffman, and that ne lved a. no;
another man came from New York 70 rob the SAFE ana
he was waiting for his accomphce when discovered lie
was committed for trial.
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In the courts yesterday, John T. McClave and
Herbert H. Armstrong clerks employed by the
Crescent Drug Company, who indicted for robbns
the company were arralgned for sentence. sentence
In McCiave's case suspended. The court sen
fenced Armstrong TO six months In the pententiay at
hard labor.
An elevator in the marble works Of Passnore d
Meeker Marhet-st. fell yesterday injurng three work
men who were riding on the elevator. The accident
was due 10 the breaking of the cable support. None
of the men was seriously injured.
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NEWS FROM W-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

POOR CONTRACT WORK IN THE STREETS.
Property owners in Van HOrne-st., between Con
munipaw and Blamhall aves., are making vigorous
protest against the in which the contract lor
Improving the street has been carried out. Inc con
tract was awarded Patrick Reelull and he suplet
to named Harrington. The properly oMneio
who are TO be assessed for the Improvement cOIhPm
that the work, has not been done according " vne
specification and they will refuse TO pay for H. an
Appeal will be made to the Board of street and water
a ,irefnp
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with view of increasing the efficiency Of the local
force at that port.