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New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
nrnlXn roR cAMr so,N EooAN

CIla.u Jam I I~poIN. 0IlJ' NI"IH'' IVT-'
,c,l., ,a, greatly surprised tbs morning when John
+. ocoanoi -ccrctary Of camp 20, clan ma Gael.
walked INTO the oncc and asked for the books OF
fine c,ur which were Used BOO evidence in the 'f"nh
murder TRIAL lud are -tll in possession g" the STATE
Attorney. Judge L0nson''L'r dr''h'd L" "'''"' ~
The demand Oh the ground tI't lh 'A'' "'" "'''
.,., tic i..5.. world again become necessary
b.. ,,d.,,,. lie io,d Nlr. p'COunOr. however. tlht
~ Lr ould bring an order from Judge Met "nncll he
,.oud eve up the booh,. Mr. @ tonuGr lh'chU' u"
""'i "i t.ru,aI npulIcatlon 10 Judge Mcdonnell for
.',h an order The Stat" Attorney, however, D. con
,.dont that Indigo Mcdonnell wH take his view "i
.d rom - thr order a, long the case remain,
,r.Idiur n is reported that Mr.. otonn"r7 "'Jc,t {
H. t,,r 10 Obtain the books is No. h"g less thah tp
J." ..,.i,c ,,tun 20 with John r. Bccg-. cN senior
,,ii,u aud ~ defendant In charge ~ the rcorgani
z.tinu Another -ulgc,tOn j. that hc wishes 10
dc. roy The books.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
THC PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fan River. Jan. (Npecial.-Thc local print cIoth
rrpot ba, been extraordinarily dull during the last
,..l and manufacturers and printers have both set
,i.d d,vu to see which can hold out the longest.
r,r tvo weeks the sales have been light and the
s,,ne attitude has been maintained buyer Offering
a. = cents freely aud mills demanding 1915 cents.
Yesterday 3l2 cents plus II per cent was offered
f,r contracts. but was declined The stock here Is
small enough to warrant the conclusion 'hat buyer,
,u bc forced 10 to terms and that prices Will
oo nm A notch or two before they fall unless print
,vorls men have stock manufacturers haven t
counted on The following Is the weekly statement
Production 10000 pieces; dehverie- 10000 pieces
stork ON hand 5OOOO pieces last weeks slOck $4,000
niccce sales, $1,000 pieces, Of this 1000 pieces
Are odds 10000 pieces are 64K6is. Spots. 1900
uieces futures $1,000 pieces. sales for weekly de
ivrfv In January 16i 900 pieces February, 50 1000
March, 1000 April, 5000. Price 0l6 cents for
"a xG4s Is cents nominal for OONo0s. Market
steady and QnleL
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
NEW HOSPITAL BUILDINGS.
CEREMONIES THAT WILL ATTEND THEIR OPEN
INC COST And ARCHITECTURE

CEREMONIES THAT WILL ATTEND THEIR OPiN
ING-Cosr And ARCHITECTURE
The now uuildincs Of the Ncw-York Homeopathic
Medical College and Hospital viii be- ioFnaE opceu
on Tuesday afternoon. Addresses VIII De w"
by the Dean. Dr. T.. +. Allen; Dr. william H. ""''
regent of the University of the STATE oil Nc" 'o'"
Dr. William Tod IIcmuth. and others. The buildings
are on the Eastern Boulevard. between ''A'l % '.''o
and Sixt, fourth St.. facing the East River. Inc
Evening Post" Yesterday described the college proper
- handsome dvc,toIy red brick structure ol ile
Renaissance style OF architecture. II VIII Dc 'io
centre of a proposed group Of buildings "h'n "'' "
he erected a, fund, procured. Inc Io's HdNO 4"
frontage on the boulevard OF 200 feet ana uep'"
an SIXTY third and sixty fourth sts nearly equal To
This For thi, land T112,j00 was paid Inc lio"er
Surgical Hospital, the gift Of Roswell +. Flower
erected al a cost of $4,000. already occdplcs 'ic
southeast corner: and general medical hospital an"
a maternity hospital are To be the balancing tuius'
on the northern side. one hundred ana ten ulo"9'"
dollars was expended upon the college building man
ing the whole property cost over quarter VI ."
million dollars OF this amount, besides Mr. Flowers
gft, David DOws and John u. Rockefeller ca'h E"'o
So 900 several adc- $4,000, and the alumni faculty
and other friend, $4,000. The remaining Tlooooo
is supplied by a mortgage upon the main building
The interior Of the college j, SplcndidlS equipped
in every particular. Among the departments proVdeu
for. in addition to class rooms. examination rooms;
alolatorv, a museum. a hStolOgical laboratory,
library, a dissectng room, aud a pharma'olos''a'
laboratory. o..
The Flower Hospital is two story and a nan
brick structure containing two sunny WarGS. u"'tora
rooms nurses rooms day rooms for patient. ana
rooms necessary for hospital service. An ambulance
is To be run in connection with thc hospital ON
ncccd with the hospital the college Ia erected
surgical amphithCatrc to accommodate 500 students
Dr. william T. llclmuth Will open II on wednesday,
when the h-ature of the suuciatdu artery ana
ovarioomy viii be- performed before the students.
Rufus Is. Cowiug i~ tho president OF the Board
Of Trustees OF the college. which chartered a.
regular school OF medicine I'm l-1l with William cullen
Bryant AT the head of tire Board " Trustees, salem H.
Wales. a. vice president. and Theodore W. Dwight,
\. oakley Hall Daniel Drew. Horace II. Day. ana
jonathan Sturges among the members Ui Tie Board.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
rALK Annr- rLrSnkE.N NrccEsSoR

Governor Ihl", determination 10 recommend 10 the
Legislature the removal of city Judge William }.
Pit hhc who hl- for the pa,t year or more lived DO
Europe on account of ID health ha- called forth many
rumors regarding the Judge po-rinl" successor.
There are four year Of Judge Pi-hAe- term yet re-
naming of which The Governor, appointment j, gpof
for one year The salary is $1,000 year.
Mr. pIt.hhc was placed upon the combination Demo
cratic ticket Of --1 representative 81 the hird
German Democracy, with IamuhnN ahlauou'. il D.
believed that iu uliinc tIc Vactuc} |">'ih"r ll "il
seek 70 man OF similar political View. lhr nam" "i
John H. ~,huchual. lawyer, of the NI\ih Assembly
Di-trlo. ana prominent German IrWorial. VINO
l. active also a. a member 0f the IaWuaht General
Committee. j, spoken of a. possibility uud'r me
Grcum- lance. Mr. -chuclm-h va, Oh The cleveland
electoral ticket in lo--.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
4 TINY RAILROAD.

From The Albany Argu-.
A wonderful railroad j. the one which connects
fine towns 0f lcdiOrd and Ecllcvuc, Mass. ii l.
nine mile iu length and probably as unique "a, any
ON the globe Tine distance b. not 80 astonishing
,cnut n hen the gauge of ten mchc, j, considered
In Inc short distance trTtvcI-cd by th" plgul 10
lro..,- eleven stream. with bridge from i've 10
',t, uourd~ to thr ,aId, about the .izc OF those
~ d i, ti,c mines of l .Ouri and Illinois. The
80 .r,iur. an. CONSTRUCTED SO as 10 he very near
Tho ort,d u-urIug greater safety. The car pro
,|d.d w.tn single -cat- on each side Of the aisle.
ic ,t it.clf weighs bat four tons. the weight OF an
,,,dio,rc car pru2 twenty 10 twenty tons. The
,rctna without the tender weighs seven tons. and
80 ,,tn iva Messenger or freight car Al the rate
80 twc,tv miles AN hour. There - a smaller rail
road than TINS IN tnc United ~ta"7-thc on" IN bucks
,'',,rty penn INT ID j., only kept expensive toy
hv a rich farmer who ha, made a fortune out Of
otI
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
EXCELLENT COLLARS AND crrrs.

The firm Earl d Wilson are everywhere in the
country known as the manufacturers Of collars and
cuffs Of a standard quality which never varc-. The
firm have been able 10 acquire and maintain the high
quality of their goods only by the greatest These
cuffs and collars not only made Of solid linen in
Gliding Innings and intcrlnngs, but the linen used by
the house made especially for its purpose, and is Of
heavier and frmer than can be found in the
market in the same quality.
There is nothing especially In tie general shape
Of gentlenen's collars. \ medium high collar is pre-
ferred and for general the spokane is favOrc
shane For evening a medium high collar the
Otego," with rolled points is new and promise to be
as popular the spokane" with It's sharply turned
points. ,., Il,
Cuffs for general are reversible, with rounded
noInts AT both ends, and fastened with a sin gle
kuttOn Linked cuff bottoms are reserved for evening
wear and the newest shape for this purpose j. the
Zepita which is fastened TO the Wrstband I'm the old
yay in use before the reversible cn in roduccd.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
4 HIGHY DiSRESPEcTFrL BILL.

From Tho Eo-ton Transcript
,.,rer,l Eumhlcthorpc l- certainly a very DlS man
,j., i'm stature and bigger sttll m ms OwE cOnceu,
Trimming over a, he constantly l'. WIN hlN own IN
,,r,anrn General Bumblctlropc was never IN the
. o, he never wa, even la the militia But lie was
Nnrve, or General once, soou "ltlc ago anu ia,
~ course worn the title of General ever since ana
n,. ,lw,v, insisted upon II. lie mas u''-l a SHADE
,,e ~, ,rrlcarlng since ne became a General In this
w,y. though hc Wa, sufficiently oNerbeanAs before
''t' ONE fine afternoon last summer General Bumblc
thorpc wa, taking walk through TIE nutSkIrts "i
the country town Whch He E'u h'h"Iru uN @ @'noe'!s
il a., h- place of summer ~'IouIH. III NV '"llNv a."
his Wandcriuss he came upon a par oi bars cadlnS
into a grassy and inviting meadow. me par ne IL.
let down and walked into me meadow. ne Hau puO
half crossed the meadow when he -aw. 10 III, horror
great black and white itosten bull emerge from t'o
dark shade Of apple tree ana advance lo"aiu NM
General RumblcthOrpc IS not an active man, hut mo
.tcad\ advance Of this enormous animal stimulated
him for the moment to great activity. And ms own
rsnld light also served 10 stimulate the bull. who
lowered his head and charged fcroclouSH, bellowms
'"I II Was a mad chase but General Bumhlehorpe had
some good rods of advantage IN the start. ana the
opposite fence gi The field was not TAR a, away, lne
>au over the fence just In time to escape the in
And then il was General Bumblcthorpe who was
infuriatcd From the -ae side Of the fence he
formed and ragged at the bull and seeing a farm
house not far away. he stalkcd over To II. The
farmer was choring around the barn when the Gen
Is that your bun over there, SIR exclaimed Gen.
VAL gGesI us said the farmer.
Well, sir, do yon know what It's been dolng77
YES. sir. chasing me: and 1t is an outrage that
will not tolerate an Outrage, ten you, that should
be pursued and humiliated In this way :"
"Wal." SAYS the farmer. it's thing that bulls will
Help it said the General. black with ind dgnation
d" do YOU know who am :"
No, | don't
wen, sir. am General numblethopc.'
ton; that-so' Why in thunder didn't ye tell
the bull. Gcnrll'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
ANOTHER CASE or REPRESENTATION
.hc Milwnnkce Evening Wiconsin.

From The Milwaukee Evening NlcohNlh.
4 few hours before the cnga gemcnt AT Dandrdee.
Tenn tUo member, OF the l., Wisconsin CNalN had
a warm dispute over the matter Of foreordnauon.
nare ~ every mans death appointed beforehand.
with equal fervOP the other trooper maintained that
the belief In forcordnauon Is the greatest nonsense
IMAGINABLE soon after the engagement opened the
regiment which had been lighting ON foot. was toped
to beat haSty retreat. and the believer IN oreodna
lion and his opponent In the recent debate were two II
the most nimble runners among the Union troops,
They happened TO meet when the pursuit ceased
The man who had condemned the theory o fOrcordl-
nation thought he had good Joke on the other.
IOok here Charley he said, II the time of your
death Is foreOrdained, what makes you ruh -
We'll you see was the reply, II was foreordalned
that SHOULD run. and run like the devil. t9e."
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
she WISHED 70 SEE A TIGER

From The London Graphic
last sumner tWo ladies staying IN India drove IN
},nck tonga 10 see the view from nclrhbO1ug hill
The uro,pe,t OF the thick jungle. stretching away for
hundreds uf miles. naturally suggested the Mcd Oi
zane and of them aid
How should like to a real. live tiger lust once
i'm his native glen
" The sun was bcgiuune 10 sink as thcy Started 70
drive homcward by unfrclucutcd track cleIfcd
tbtough thc Jungle tlcy came to open space,
and there Al at once writes one ~ them. on look
Ing M saw what at first th0upht 10 be the stump of
{,ed tree abOut thirty ward, of The roadway. ~ we
drew. a little nearer [ II moving.
D.LColi' ] aid 10 my friend. IT'S panther"
Fortunately the LullO-ks did not scent him. or
thev would have botcd and probably upset The tonga,
leaving us al the tender mercy Of the beast. AS we
wcrc ia sing him hc left the tree under which hc had
been standing and toward H. ga q crouchlnS
manner as II making ready for epring. We then
saw IL was a tiger. and very fine one.
"To say We were frightened would not be wide Of
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
THINKS MR. Druiy DID yor COMMIT SrIcIDE

Philadelphia. Jan. TN un1-ufi proceeding was
brought toda, BOO the Common Plea Court. under TIE
Domestic Attachment Act II Jun" l3. l-35. on
behalf of Charles II. II otoe'cr amt against Joseph {"
rtm4u. The missing bank pre-. .dcrt Who IL WAS sup
posed had committed suicide by drowning himself in
the ~,hu,IAu River. The writ ou thi, dome tie at
ta,mcut ha, been issued and all parties indebted TO
Nr. Diuau VIII he -ervcd a. garn.-hco-. The AIT
darIt made by Nr. ~focycr -et, tr'E that DItuau j.
Indebted to hlm ln the sum Of $500 and aver, that
DItuau ou December II. 1--9. ab-conted from hs
usual place of abode in thi, cty and ha> concealed
himself ,.cy here with design and intent 10 drrlut
u- cred tors. amt that thr aid Joseph O.. Dtmau mas
r.t l,f fn Philadelphia County sufficient estate to pay
Ii- d,lt-. The VIII &, retmnahle on Monday. ana.
v.r tic return is made further lr cccduS- under the
act N.ll 20 oH.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
S-ccrSsrrL orrRA srAsoy ~ cnIcAGo

Chicago. Jan. t-rhc season of Italian opera. which
closed At the Auditorium ti, afternoon was the most
memorable an tue l~toU of amu,cmtnts in Chicago
since the dedication Of tine magnificent opera house
four month, ago there have been twenty-one per
normluc,- and the go>, receipts OF these and the
dedication cercmonc, amount 10 exactly f33@9'i
4, uo p,rformaucc ha, the attendance been Tndcr
p ono prople The receipts for the last week were
n. largest Of the fout Fltu appeared this afternoon
nm tbc Barber of seville. u the farewell peri ormance
tbr -ra,or fully ZOO people being turned away
rom the door unable To gam adnnitiauce The com
uuN lcu here tonight at 10 O'Clock Tor the Clty ot
Wr>,,n and vill open "a three weeks season there
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
RrJyED BY BETTING on HORSE RACES

Another trusted clerk has gone wrong on account o:
,, nasson for betting on horse racing lie IS James
ocroix who until the latter part of November was
a. 4. position Of trust In the firm Of G. b. Horton &
Co dealers in leather. al No. 20 God-st lie went
a,rav from the Office November 90 telling his en-
Iovers that he was going to visit Lynn. Mass. where
hIs brothers are shoe manufacturers. lie has not
haen seen since, and an examination OF the oooRs "t
the firm showed that Young Lacrolx had robbed ms
Su.n1overs He had stolen leather worth 5000. which
80 to have been sLlpped to house in Boston. lie
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
THE BROKEN PAPER FIRMS
EECEvLEs APPOINTED FOR SHEFFIELD son
ANn TIM nIANk NOOK CnMrNNY.

EIAIlNIl.S APPOINTED lbls HiIl D Ii'I"' d. t''-'
hNp THE BLANK BOOK COMPANY
Kingston. y y. Jan. .>pcciau.-In the matter ot
the bankrupt paper firm, al sau-crtc' Nillhm g.
f,ilrcr of Ncw York va, appointed receiver for y. l..
sheffield a son and Howard Gillespie, 81 ~au-citcs,
for the blank Book Company. hy Judl" Ma>inm yes
to-day. each 90 give bond, for 100000. SEVERN u.
Sharpe and Charlc- Davis were appointed referees Ic
spcctivcly To- take proof notice To creditors a. TO
dissolution hcarug- o. take place here April ." ana 80
Meantime creditor, are cnloucd from prose- uVlg
suits. The wage, due cmpoyce were paid at the
mills ,d,y William r. sheffield c~ideut and tca'urer
OF the sheffield Company. and VICE pre-" dent and man
ascr OF tac Hl.nk Book Company. says Oh" combined
direct uanItc, II the two companies viii amount To-
little l.-> than IL .oOOOOo including all claims made
hv 4 o Prchl~ a Co. for money furnished for Ma
.liu,., and building. and FOR their commissions Ih.-'
lc ,ay, does not include thc paper indor-ru'l- ii
r he'd the Prcblc Company O. reimburse themselves
flr th., money advanced the other firms. ~u'h Ia
iIlt., viii l, Jared for g., thc Prchle company. As
to tie financial assistance given Daniel ~'".r " '''
and fine Wabash Manufacturing tomPan,. he ani''
pate no great BURDEN the, hope q" meet th"li own
uaD,r The claim, - hi- own immcdat" family. ~
'.r.,,tI,g over ~iuuoo stand u tne same position %,
,... ~ t,. ,ilrs ,rcJitor,. Iur tho "utrhr..r 81
Nru ADr. cred ItDr, q meeting VIII hf h'lu at ~
House next Vec. when detailed 9'a''l'e'l, ~ ~ ga
Viii lc pfr-catcd, aI'o p'AH i'' ''"' s''-''' ~ ~
" -ncncd has prepared circular letter O" TIE
cree .to-. which hc sent "ui t"uAi b" '' ''"' n
Tc r.... r-- r., nI order 600. good ou usual ii"do
term. otu,r than ot-l. AID ID" Iui, I'ie" ~ , ,'
,r,- a- needed for tl~ actual adu'' "i the "I
A.. ff.. ...f.. ttc "a lIf. goo fhr 'Nt'i'c- tN' '
incurred It tNr Nra Norh a.d 'Mraio ''"i'--
plan Of f"or. sn.tiu"n D. uh''' -''""' r. man.
,..It,.t. L.rr t,r.-u.al friend. a. NJ ~hrhrld. N"'
vcr. Induced to i,lc -tp0k BOO me company '' "'n.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
oc,rU oy Az OLD KEDroRD SHIrBrILDER

I..-fou Jan. 3 -pccial.-llcnry k"ei "h" d''' l'
Fast Hos,on thi- morning axe ciehN uf'e' wa O""
AZ Nar,lucd. served Dos tine A. a ahphNNdri WI"
Tl.cncr Nagom AZ Ncdford. worked in ''mp"N "'''
Mr. Waterman AZ Ncdfori, with Robert j. IA' A''H al
Fast up,tou Viu. Deacon Thomas AZ V""''' ''
va. .l., employed a. EpoAland. Me. D" '. "'
,.,., ,.,.,, ,.It 200 .iI of vessels. .l>' t'c ~
,,i., b. ,....-,,t, f.r himself N,u, oi thc iAmo-.
dinner, wcr. built under hI- -Ipcriuirud'u.r. "i All
tIc old Ncdford -mpn..li"r.. Jan"r I'D. 'IN-' p''''
dent of fhc Monument rank. 0f tharl' h AI"'r
lrn Nli- Evcu died about eleven year, AZ" Two
,, aud two daughter survive their parent, Funeral
.r,.i,,. wifi h. held ~ so IiB Lexington =. f.i.i
49,. ..., ,u Iur-,ity afternoon. after which the hpd'
,,I t. buried u NOdlaWu Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
nm NOT THE BEARS CONE UNDER CONTRACT

DID NOT THE BEARS CONE UNDER CONTRACT
Victor Emanuel and Garbaldl are now On Amer
can soil the Collector having decided Yesterday that
their owners should be permitted 10 have them.
Victor and his brother Garbal1i are the two brown
performng bears which were brought 70 EOston on
The steamer Lake Huron by four Pedmontcsc. The
Collector Of the Port at Boston decided that the
PiedmOntcse were undesirable immigrants ana pro
hibited them from landing. Tie Picdmontc,e how
ever slipped Oh shore. They came here by rail
on Friday and claimed their bears on the steamer
which was lying In Brooklyn. The Custom House
authorities in charge Of the bears seized the Pied
nontese and locked them up for the night, with their
sour 10 ted friends. There jovful song and
dance esterday when Victor and "aflbadi ana thclr
a'ner. learned that Collector ErlaIdt did not thu!.
that n was responsible for the oversight OF lh.
satonstall in not taking precautions to prevent the
piedmontese from landing. The men have money
and are ablebOded
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
ARMY AyD NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. Jan. First Lieutenant +. 5 Calhoun
llth Infantry has been ordered to examination for re.
trom,nt Captain T.. Randall 9th Infantry. has been
ordered to conduct recruits the Department Of Texas
and join his company. First Lieutenant Il H. An
dcrson 9th Infantry. and First Lieutenant John f..
McBan. 9th Cavalry have been ordered To join their
companies First Lieutenant H. j. Godn 9TH Cavalry
hn. been ordered conduct detachment NJ recruits 10
the Department of the Missouri and then join his troop.
Captain Wells Willard Commissary OF Subsistence has
been ordered 10 duty at san Antsno. ToX. Captain
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
,vrp,c,y ryyTIrrrE or INSTRUCTIONS

poston Jan. 4.-Thc annual meeting Of Tie dl
,oc,ors ~ the American Institute Of Instruction was
held v,. terday. The records, as presented by See
retar, f.. g.. IIung, were approved. DR.. Nowrey
moved that the next meeting Of the Institute be held
,t saratoga After some discussion. I'm which tho
claim, of Saratoga. Portland ana other places we're
urg,d il wa, voted that the former be accepted as
FIRST choice and the latter ~ second choice btohUg
" factory gcmcnts could be perfected The
Constitution was amended IN the matter Of appointing
~, M i.,,ut treasurer. At the close Of the business
meeting the members adjourned to the Revere House
.IL.n
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
rur STRJEg on the uAcKEY SYSTEM.

indianapolis. Jan. i-pccIal-A coni"rcnc" today
between rcpIc cntativc' of the Mh'hcN }-''m "i
railroad and the striking cmployc- resulted In 70
..,i-f,otor, aqlccmcn, upon the difference which
,a,.cf th, trouble. but etll tine strike Wa not
brought 10 an end. because the company refused 10
acccdc TO The demand for the suspension Of the
master Of Transportation George liurd. Tie -ttiici-
declare that they win not return +" work utll h"
dismissed pcndng the IuNc,. .IrdtOn O the charge
1rcfcrycd against him. The strikers seem to Dc the
ina,tors OF the situation. 40 freight hds been
fcm0Vc for slA day.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

John Garland 9th Infantry has been placed on the re-
Tired list Captain Henry Kilbourne assistant surgeon
has been ordered duty Vancouver Barracks Wash-
nqton relieving LeutenantCoonel Charles T. AleAan'
der, surgeon. ,
First Lieutenant Henry Whiting has been deacheu
from duty at the Navy Yard Boston, ana ofuereu 70 uo
Alliance. at Norfolk Lieutenant Charles H. Lyman
has Len detached from command Of the naval station
Port Royal : c. and ordered the Alliance Sailmaker
John {. the League Island Navy fafu' re-
cying Sallmakcr William Caddy, who Is placed Oh "ao-
t,.,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
Llcrnxr cnMMLSSLONER RESLGNS

ProyGcncc, Il. l.. Jan. i.-Ltccnec Commissioner
william IT, Luthrr ha, Pc, gucd assigning the pressure
~ uryatc business a, the cause Of hi action. II is
ALLEGED however that he is dissatisfied with the IN
arfyitv Of the police n the matter Of The prosecution
az yloatGts Of the License Law.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

also forged the name Of his employers to check
for ~ 800 and another for 5000 which he had cashcd
They were drawn on the Tarh National Hank. .
IacroiX had a wife and child in BROOKLYN. he
was known 10 back The races heavily. The bank
which must stand the los, Oh the checks VIII lN l"
effect settlement with his brothers.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
yr roGARr PREFERS 70 BE STATE ENGINEER

state Engineer and surveyor John Borar yesterday
lc,u,d the appointment Of Commissioner Of the Depart
ucnt OF Street Cleaning which Offered HIM hy Mayor
Grant o rlday his letter OF dcclnation Mr. Bogart
aid that while hc doubt his ability to keep the
street, of clean he preferred his present office.
which wa. Ia the line VI his profession. H. has Just
entered upon full OF two years. his third The
salary is ~ 900 year which is 900 less than that OF
street Commissioner
Mr. Bosarts drclmation revived the rumOr Of proba
buity Of the appointment OF Commissioner Edward T.
Harkcr of the Bureau of Accounts, Mayor Grant how
ever declined to discuss tho matter said that the
settlement of question had been postponed until this
week.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
rrnnln1 GLrr or ..o.ooo

u,,tctt.tovn. y. D.. Jan. i.-Dr Vail ana h-
i,ide 81, hen married here on Friday "cr' pi''h''u p"
their uncle. John !. blar. Win " '"''H I'' f-''V'
r. doctor B.. MIR Blair, prvai" secretary. I"' "''"o
v.a, a Ur, hlc. of achctt>t""n
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

the mark. especially he moved parallel with us Tor
about twenty yards, keeping his eye upon us the whole
time, and looking if determined TO have at least
one Of us for a meal. The driver whipped up his
bullocks. we shouted and one Of rs opened and smut
white umbrella. This apparently frightened inc
tiger. who dlsappcarcd into the bnsh.7