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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAI.
SHIPPING NEWS
SHIPPlNb NEVo
PORT OF NEw.Y0RK.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20. 1881
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer Buffalo Br) Malet Hull Mar ~ with mdse ana
passengers sanderson SON. Arrived al tho bar At o
Steamer Champagne (Fr Boyer Hsv,e Mar TO- WIN
Steamer Amsterdam Dtch, stengcr. Amsterdam Mar H.
win md-e and passengers tofunch. Ldye co ,,,
sIea nS.e sslS "oh 60 ArrSeG at the Bar
ssnSca ws c ts s a. i s Bar
steamer Benciactor Ingram Wilmington. NC with md''
Steamer kanawha Sears Newport News with coal 70
Steamer CITY Of Atlanta Dole Point Va with mdse to
old Dominion $500
SUNSET wind at SANDY Hook. fresh. W; clear At
CITY island wind fresh. W. clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer cine trl Dave, Leith Feb 20 and Dundee Mar
4 with and passengers TO simpson Spence young
ship W Common BID bniman n"ns hong a. eas Min
md. DclecAmp Co vessel 10 fenuieton Na'ci Ne'
OILS. CLEARED
Iydan Monarch tBr Iiuggett, LOndon-sander'
steamer state OF Nevada tBri stewart glasgow
steamer Anncsley OBJ. sherboone Lisbon Punch Edge q
steamer Adirondack OBJ. sampson Kingston. Aux Cages
Finn Forwood Il co. -
Steamer BergenscIen lNor, Mortense. Baracoa
steamer saratoga Leighton. Havana and cardena' Jas
steamer san Marcos Burrows. Galveston via Key West
sic,,n,r Exc.l,lor Higgins New OrcansJ T Van sickle
steamer Iroguo' Pennington Charleston ana fc'n'"'"A
Steamer %.",chec smith Savannah L walke-
steamer Richmond. Jenney. Vest Point va-od Dominion
aie.mrr Alsenborn Lewis baltimore X Foster
sfeamcrCtfv 81 Birmingham. K-rg savannah X l. "akef
steamer Martha l. M,Cabe. Yah KIN. Philadelphia
eris klug. ,,.,.. tn
steamer .lcanora. Bennett Portland -ioratio IAN.
SAILED.
steamer. Gcrmsnic for Liverpool Mar,ello. Hull sasle
pn,a. nra,,o cypin- IarDaocs Jamaica st AIMS Bay
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Movury Mar Arrived. furncsa OBJ. Harris.
from Sew. YORK for 'tAsgow.
UAkBUEG Mar 2SATrlyed. steamer MofaVla i'') "inoA
e 10 Sew York
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HOME NEWS.
o.syxrvv, ApPIVAIS ATTHE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AyENUE-Ex. Governor oliver Ames OF Ma:sa.
chusets President Charles X Adams OF Corne
yersty; A. ]. Drexei. OF Philadelphia anu r, r o.
~ ws.h,ncton GILSEY-Colonel j. X Miner. - D
Army HOFFMAN-Roswen A. Parmenter' Of Troy ,S
MURRAY HILL-Colonel r. H. ParKer. - . % Con-
yORK-F.x-S William w. Eaton, OF Ion
nsc.,cut PARK AvENUE-Bishop McNeIny' Of Albany
and Bishop McOuaid, Of Rochester,
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about 5000 This property Is within the city Inn'''
believe but It eou.d be bought for t.ie less ~'
half million dollars"
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CONFIRMATION.
IIk S.

We have the following spcciaItics
on sale this week in our new
salesrOOm, i'm the basement. En-
trance through the store or direct
from Broadway.
2O-inch COlOrcd Surahs and In
dia Silks, assOrtmcntS complete,
ut 30 cents; regular price 70
cents.
21-inch COlOrcd Surahs, assOrt-
ment complete, 60 cents; regular
price 81.
27-inch Shanghai Silks, choice
cOlOrings, So cents ; worth 81.
Figured India and China Silks,
80 and 60 cents; worth 1J cents
and 81.
Black Faillc Franchise, Double
Warp" the best article made for
wear, 20 cents, so cents and 500
per yard; worth 50 cents, S1.OO
and St.2j.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
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EVERY FASHION HAS ITS DAY.

Fashion is returning to hats with
fiat brims or every near it" At least
that is the shape young and stylish
men will wear this Spring.
We've got this newest block in Our
ever popular So hats also the more
conservative shapes for conservative
men. The "town" doesn't all dress
alike in hats, you know.
One of our missions in trade is to
save men two dollars apiece on their
hats, by selling for three dollars as
good and stylish Derbys as fashionable
hatters ask five for.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sherns attachment had issued against Mr. Stevens ou'
deputles were unable To It Yesterday.
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Sun rises ols Sets els Moon sets o:s3 An Moons sss
HioH WATER
/H-sandy Hook 0lU Gov. Ialaad- 0S5 heu esS 20
PN-sandy Hsok O,5f Gov. Island l,l7 heu sA'~ 'Ao
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Announcements.


A LIKE THr PERFUME WAITED
tom heds ~ flowers N" hsh that h'> been rendered
,rrc,ahly o.Oou- with >oIpDONI which communicate,
o. arls wAf'ncs-. ana - The gum, o,cdtc
TINT. 80 %. aAd bcauuiy your mouth
After dinner take one Of Carriers Little Liver
rli. and Won D. rising 81 food from tho
u.c stona, D.. Try them aud De- convinced
A LUXURY For TOURISTS
Dr Ivon's Perfect Tooth Powder In metal boxes. with
pa,.n. measuring tube. Nea: and portable
HENRY a. DANIELS N. d.,
$40 WEST 10TH ST
OF the Nervous STstem Gen urnAry Orrans
impotence and Sterii!ty. Hours " IL. B TO D.
. vtxcos l. W "MlNGO.7
\ NEW COLLAR.
Mrs WINsTOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Ia. been used for over FIFTY YEARS hy MlLLlONS
~ MOTHERS Tor their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
TS0 ri,h PERFECT SUCCESS. II hOOTitS 70
cIIffD SOFTESs The GUNS. ALLAYs all PAIN
CuRFs WIND CoLIc ana ia the bes. rrm:dy, tor
.DrAHRHOFA Sold ~ Druggists Ia every part OF tho
.orrcop E. w "OTEGo'
NEW COLLAR
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In order to call the attention OF
parents to our Boys and Chldren's
Department, which will be the largest
and finest in the United States, we
have decided to sell during our open
ing days, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. the choice of our So, s. and IS
Suits for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

LUXURY For TOURISTS.
Dr LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder, I'm metal boxes VIII
n,,.n, measuring tube Nea: and portable.
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After dinner take one Of Carriers Little Liver
p. and Won vii D. from rising 81 food from tho
~ stomach. Try them aud De- convinced
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$40 WEST i26rH.Sr.
Diseases OF the Nervous STstem Grnlto rnAry ora
In ro;ence and stefllity. Hours " L. 5 10 ..
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

NEwrowN.-Thc three supposed bodies OK MINUS ,s
found in the big pond at Ncwtown now appear " y"
the dcoomposed bodies Of dead cats ana dogs -.
day they lay ride by side ct Leonard "o'i n,o..
pid,cwood and when Dr. wickham. OF that pace'
won't the. ,. make an autopsy he fonnd the bodies IN
small coffin. Cd examination he asked II any my, One inc
was trying r. IA oh" OF; nun ana rhS mem Who were
S M ii. So u Tie ponds have quit work. nav
ing di>cOveres T.. tk3g more. .
LONG ISLANr CITY.-The Queens Nounty III ~ the
room IN Long Islund city was crowded yesefua'
trial of John Melville Ba.set. charsa VIII Jamaica,
camsed TIE death of Miss Tes,c Covert; OF Ja ,1"
DR. Wood who attended the girl occupied ING ,bsr
tand during the entire morning. The eIi n 40 ~
t ,o"tincT and the prosecution closed All Az
s.mpt WAS made to show that death might nave oceh
caused by natural causes
,I,xTyxCTOy Owing to the threatening appear,
ordn n The weather Yesterday and the bad cond2n u,
rho rncctrack the fair at Huntington o! 'mr NTH TO-
Island Livestock Association was pnfpohed ut ort
daV when Yesterdays programme VIII De csrr, oaS ~
Th: will make the fair last until sntnrnat nnnds
rridoy There were but few visitors 81 ITO B'o""u
Yesterday.
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OR.AN,IE.

Harold Euchanan. the former secretary "f 'h'
Twenty third st.,rt lrnch If the Your Men 'h''
,ion \,>" in,rn In Nrw I1iH. i"-;":tIV A>~nn"i
churr. of the 40, .ai"it in prlu," III" :"lr'h
>.'i "idrN
For half an hour Yesterday .u' hrf'r' noon tn
Grange. were visited vtti ore II tl" h"hNi i ri
.fnrIn> that has itp,"r'd for MANY E"ir-. ~" ram
fell I'm nrr'li> a,i cciidr~ and ~ EluE lihd' M''
flooded and guile wrF' "a~h"l "u' 49, "h ~
r,out1iu rou., Their, daila." -" ia ia
gardens and ~ Irw"lNu Paris
Tie East orange Township committee Ia, f"ruili'
accepted IN" invitation ~ ~" Eaph I!iU.u COMPANY
Of Newark 10 visit llii- ure guest, 81 a." iu"rN
and Inspect IN" II "!'tiI r"pul>i"r ~ That
citV. 1lt, cuiuriit"" viii ~ i''"apHfI'f J.; III
p,Ig" trinul' t":incil I'll ia" W.T. ''rin." "n>hil
Committee and the irip vii; /" made ou Tuesday.
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NORTHERN NEW JERSEY cor MITES.

ELtrIM! IE;.D.-tEr.l.> Mcad". i"':y year, old.
m,>o:, died un Monday nis' from he "f - 81 a.
Ovc.dn.. -. ,hlGridr ~ poL.-.nu'. lie Lh hr"'
troubled with iiouna. ami n' i.,r oi tn '7: had
Lccn recommended H. lih. He lavr> AZ al
tho. children.
RtTIIEELOED.- Tie lIatacn,.rh Water company
nade "a prop ,i"n "a III" EH"lIh t"in'h "li Non
dty night ~ supply Ru:hcifJiG viii waller: III" cost
TO lie ahout ST. per hydr,ni. f"ic!nrn NJ go ihd
Warner appo.nt'd committee. tn" I" select
two cItiy,n. and the committee, ~ iunr t. investigate"
the plan and report To- the '"'i'iL Ih"rr ! gen
crnl cniinient IL favor OF the i"a>'l plan aud II l.
Tho ueln franchise viii be- gwen t. III" IT," 'r>a'k
Water COMPANY. . The ,.uthrrfuid WlI"lnrn
ar. nttinc up Their r!u SON III Park ave. Tho
room, !. about >. N"v' and wil! he din lied
|, curtain, INT, three aP:rim"'is The VII "!ni"h
low have abnd' .roir Of lurnl,nrs aud hay" been
, we'll known ORGANIZATION IN N"t!i"iu New jersey tor
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NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.
Absolutely the Best

Tin tr., ~ thc su,t brought BY the heirs OF Mrs.
p,che, Ward. to recover damages from: the Newior'
and Long Branch RAILROAD Con pany. for the killing OF
Mrs. Ward who was one Of TIC victims OF the Lntlc
silver disaster was suspended YESTERDAY In orier ts'
the Jury might visit the Of the disaster. senaf
plodcett superintendent Of the road provided sp'ca
car for the Journey. A.awyer from each sac accom-,
The court not to indulge in An, argument Of the case
The Board Of Tr,de has passed resolution HNing
the authorities to provld" tie CITY With new supply
Of water.
The Police Commissioners held q meeting YESTERDAY
afternoon and Investigated the cas- OF r"renia
noolcy who WAS charged with tcing drunk anu acting
In an cutra geous manner at SUNDAY school pcnc In
Calcdonian Park. rho Rev. Mr. Andra~ p;si'r Of
nnder the influence OF liquor. and that he struck
Charles fatty When william Schpnln inerr:r"i he
struck him on the head With hi, club Mr. mar -
his revolver and Horshcd II IN threatening manner
but did not shoot. lie was fined five days pay.
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IIOD llil:N.



An ;it,snpt made $t-i, .dr, I, clear mp the
nv ,,cry Of the suicide o! Laura ll1rn. The ynuug
woman whose death {, !l,vci by tho attempted
sucidc VI her father and mother. The father and
dinshicr to lave JAILED fDr Germany on the
dav fJJvin,, IL" ,Gli dc \ .tairnrnt made li
friend the family Nn- g. the effect tnI' H." CIu-h
TOR inst before sh" .i!,"i r,cf NaI'rf her fIhcr
to pa All" nDnr HI ,a'h that nr Wuu!! 30 r."rute
a ,nr"nt that 10 niaGc {, cII!i mead r rui t.i"!r
z:II,ui AZ lioy,i'> former ln!a' T.. n"!m"Ey Pr'r
10 llorus f.ri!!y coming I" AiH"i:ca 'h'y Eyed -:
I,Vi.,,d, 4 ,,nal! iwn ~ Nrs PRIV ~. II" b''amr
IN, ovcd ii n dihcuI;S It j. ALLEGED. /" winch 'h"
I'm: ''ma>icr WI, V'in"tcl hl"sailr. l;"rn Wa
convicted &c r"n,,!c.iy III IL" tr,n'n'lr. "nd Ia"
En- gui,s:cr Jared II" r';t":. lI'!I Ltd pension
Of - pr month. lie n%-c,I - (" &" nm i'ra II tn"
I'M. he; ito world ;,'f lin oar YEAR pension.
v.l,,,h thcy dld. T.'' ~, nb.'i ia Nc..'-
Horn ,,ici h" ln in:opc "w"i la, l"dh'rd. uAtrL
oa tine lith years p"H,ion To-" ihc d"ht. When II r
learned thi, he l,ta'" rngr, and rwor" Vengeance.
III, tod KS wife and fau,;!tr. according - III,
statement. that he would 20 I" Fr,cs tadt ana kill
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steamer uyandotse walker. Norfolk aud Ne~p'''
ssmer CITY Of Atlanta Doe Wet Point Va-od Donn'
'sSsSsr Valencia Miller. Esstport Me- ss;h 4 n
ytseaer Lucy Miller stunb. Sanf Tn,,ou Dmock
m + Eos6iu. dbl Crosby. SAanghai-' " E"eh q
Co. .,,~n
s,.smers Heivetia for london Aaaka
u..wsn t;Iasrow 81 Johns Pr: GeJ Clyde San o'os"
Tnnrnf;s nav Savannah; 0mya niotte. Newport Nova
AIso salleh- via Ling island SOund-
Steamer Lucy Miller for Bangor
Thx uUvEMENTs OF sTEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Sept 10 Arrived. steamer HOLDEN 'Dr'' u"
ro.noS sent rs Arrived steamer Sorrento BIZ coleman
CopINHioES sept l6-Arrived steamer HeKs 'O1h' L~'
aen from New York.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brooklvn Jockey Club races. GraN'scnd = D. III.
Hoari OF L. mat and App;r;iOnm"nt City Hail. ii am
Pork and Aqucduct COmphss .on,I> meetings
Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum trustees committee.
D. m.
The Prince and the Paupcr" suit. before Judge DAILY
Sons Of the Revolution Committee, Ne. IL Wail'st'.
y. ,.,
Grand opera House Hail. p. M
Tamnianv Comni't.e ofiTwrnty. -four. D. 10
XIth A.>eub District E"pubcan Association eection
OF Officers so lV1 West Thirty .fourth.st.. p. NJ.
BCarI of Educatoi. 4 y. m.
York. Phi adelphia baseball match Polo drounos
y. N. -.
New.Yok. Brooklyn baseball match. Brotherhood rark.
T.
Jamaica Bay Association. No. 80" bowefy. ~ D. M
Veterans ui .,od X, glmcnt reunion. Torrytown
Annual outing Of L. Grant Republican Club college
Point. ,
smoking concert Of Society Amateur Photographers
No IFS West Thr'y.Pgh:h.,t. p. m
Music IN Mount Morris Park hJ list Negment Bshd.
= D.. III.
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10 FEAR nov ABOrT THE BALAOIE
TIL POLICE CoNMi'"oNlEN NAVE N''" !" III

r,lr POLICE CoNMit"oNEES HAVE. SOLVED THE
pIrriCriTY g" PRINTING B>id"l-.
Ano,Lor nail VAS driven In IA" '"Nia Of IN" ""'"r
,uu,, ,r!ng iat .iac monopoly y">r IiiF "h'" 'r
Eoa. If Aldermen passed It rc>"ln' al '''"'i'"- ~
p,. of pn,.r. G. mI>.i Ia o1ntgat NIii pan" =
,,d other, Z furnishing o"ron NnlI!"'' ih''h"'"'
"a official ballots bc used. without calling i ''u
.rLi -, re Police Board ample time 20 ;tt t'c
20 900 900 ballet, that VIII BE- hc'd'u P'''' "
numbered ON the ba,L~. provided Tie wor" l. aP
~,,.,ca around among cnough printrr%. hc'"!c tho
MARTY combinations are made When the cand'da''
name, arc oi,taned they can lie printed %" the ''"1
-, the ballot. easily In tho r~Iuir"; time The "pinS"
If Attorney general TaiUr permitting tie ne =" INC
,,ro,,., -, 40 before IN. figures the ballot
,u, will serve greatly exped" the work OF mum
herring the lalot .or all the marhines soil pF "c''r
& CO. heretofore which have the abbrcviut'on on thch'
can now be utilized.
rh. Police commissioners sent to the Eoard Of
Estimate and Apporonmcn' statement mat Tue
election thi fall will the city about S4di'43
Their ctim.c incnIe sl:i636s for tho pay Of 3.'6e
inspectors of election. S:..72a for the pay OF Iva
= III clerks ~ $40 for pay Of ballot CLERKS. %'1"o Tor
thc ,-u;uc Of 600 900 ballots AT 81 900. s''
600 fo. rent OF ~ polling places. 5000" for bh'i"e
100 milling bcoth., $4,000 for Ji1 ST. Of ballot
b.l 81 for furniture for polling place. sA.0o
for baIlo, boAes. sl2o0G fm carng anu printing
po,cl 10000 for election advertising and $o'o 10:
tuu yrnc,.. l:ias furnishing stduonrry IN lm.lh
place, opened hy the Con.inl''ohcre anu con-
ir,d VA, awa.c< Martin Is. brown for T',S1o, MI
IIrowu Lcin,: the lowest bidf'! . -,
Mr. \O1rni~ said that tlc .aVOTaIc act'oh Oh 'hc
Board of Alierncl had enabled ;hc COMM, o'ci,
make the q ''"n eAic - n'n,a low t;.it ' n,
lu i. uu;.-.. coat 81 the ballOt- alone VIII he
slO0 900 ,e thai, it ,ori been If the plans oi
Wciter Co. 10 III their patent numbering machines
l,N In, m
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THEY FOCND A BIG SHORTAGE HERE.
4 w!uE DIFFERENCE BrTWTEN THE CENSUS
FIGURES AND TNCS! OF TiiT HEALTH
UHkPu ONE WARD.

BOARD IN ONE WARD.
Then, were 20 new G.yclopn..li's at The MAYORS
onic. yesterday Oh the ccr>u> uuc.,on. Nj. Grant
i still thoroughly inb,at With the idea that hFt Is
an inmcr., ,,oyi.,g III IN lnt'i states turns which
will a..;l&:.t- .yv LcrC iton oocn Ia 2lo0 -. lie wa
within: 70 WAGER hes AID ohci small article 81 wear
ing apparcl Yesterday tina, the deficiency wod com
nearer OVp than oj.oOo. the Ecurt> 1T whca III
estimates of the Hoard u li,aE.s place IT,
samuel STERN Of 40. 81 ra>t Lightly 's!xii>t sen:
n letter To the Mayor yesterday. aging that 1t could
xen,lst and Third ave. at least ffy fAinic. had
been omitted By the cnumeiat"r'
MAYOR Grant said tina, lie waS impalcn!y awaiting
tho ,ount in tI,. Second Ward being made by the
sanitary policemen.
Tic five sanitary policemen who wcr, s"n' cut Dy
President Wilson, Of the Health Board. Ca MONDAY I'd
couut the cidcnt. Of The second Wai'l hi'Shed tcr
work and made their pJrt> yc>tci'iN IncN i,u"d
1lv, persons living in the ward ace 'uh1 u '''os'
REPORTS although the cuEitra.'r' hah 'Aaeh
t,,c name, OF only 023. MIR. Wilson. taxing inc
n,liecmcn'. figures a. correct, estimated TIC Gty's
poDuIston to he DG7 100 n.tca OF .3l3.31l. which
WA the estimate Of the Census l;ur>ai Ills Eu'Vs
were submitted to his colleagues ~ meeting u too
Hea,th Board in the afternoon and the Board decioed
10 send to Mayor Grant the following
Whereas Rational conclusions. based on s'atisuos
NJ this dcDartmcnt and numerous wcll-' stDli>Ic0
stances Of omission, point clearly W tc iact tMH nv
the recent census announced Is both inaccurate ana
Wl,ereas correct census Is necessary In the com
yutson Of Tie vital statistics .: This ,itS anu or tas
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NEW ARK.

Arthur Formon. voiDS man employed a. sale =
man and collector hy u &. Smith 60. -four ar!
grain merchants, a!rulgn,r in IN" ppilo" '"'ir'
Yesterday on Il ChLr,n' Of "m'"Iyn. about $500 from
the firm. lormdi ha~ been cmplr,'s lN g." ir' fpr
a n;ml,cr 81 years and was trusted.
the contractor, having the fWudai.pnS i'r ih" new
hui!dug u the lryId'rtial li>iir.n 'Hlr''N IN
iu,"'l - !'v non ui!Vn Lt!r"i'r, : .'ri,' "t. -
rni the matter ~. then taken NJ - -" 'Aii
Central Lao. Ini"n. Winch sent committee" - IA
OH 81 i'' ''rptuN ?'nIih.:i: % !i-' h':-' .
the uuip.i lr".'-">. III" den -;i+ 60 :'f com
piled with r." Central la'",r u.." IL" ih'''ii"n'
Iu.i!iui" = l"N'o'f ~" '.'H NV .n.ii'~ %
The company paw -" aii"Hil,l, To TIL ihi"dt, regard
Il nnuuitn'.
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS
ASTOH-J Lovria Bel Superintendent Of the RAILWAY
Mail Service: Colonel william J.. CraiGhll ana .o'ohc'
Henry W. Ciossoa T. s. Army and MIS- j. fIieh ro~'e.
@, Iowa EREVOORT-:ia,o- William NJ. Dunn l. o.
Army FIFTH AvENrE-Mar,in liuChitt. OF J. hieaSo
ra(;ov, rnor Samuel T. Iauser OF Montana cx.Ionares
man william Stcngcr. OF PENNSYLVANIA. and LioVu lc's
OF san Francesca PAIN AVENCE-EA.C Congressman
William :. KING, Of Minnesota.
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SHIPPING NEWS

SHIPPING NEWS
PORT EEW.YORk. ...... III E~DAY. SEPT. 10 1890
ARRIVED.
steamer " ~ n.in BIZ Wntra Liverpool Sept Queens
town VIA i.n'sc ana iassrngerstO n1rfhiII 60
~ cd ~ iIr b.G ~ 4pm
steamer 81 IrnLSyvanls tr, Mann. Glasgow sept
Il. with mdsr amt passengers 10 Austin laidwn ~
co Arrived Al III" Ear NJ 3 ~ pm.
Caledonia tBr. Mr,hr Nrlit"irineln ports VIA
tht,ur 81. n-" amd to Henderson
Bro An, NJ the Bar atv L. IJth.
Pt"l'my tBr fHrtnL. III" J"hriro Aug rs Win
Grow ell ,ial>rst" via Key West
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with and passengers Z" old ll"min"n S-to
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to uIi.~r. vessel 10 master.
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raining. htCIiy lsland-ilglIi. =; cloudy AMI raInng
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Queer snwn Peter Wright & sons
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
ATnNc THE SOIND.

DRIDGErUET.- NJ Mahon " Wren wei KNOW" "','
chants have accepted plans drawn b} i 'T"' ''''
,,,, for A rev hotel. 10 hr crrrtcd on WHAT j. "'
a. the storlin. hninc~tr:!. t. o>t Si:'"'. , ,'
-, !, near The centre uf tln' rltN. Worn HdN w.
re-, rIvr,, uG the death. In Danvic. y : "h ,"i'sN
,,f trnie II. Christmas. 4 hioh'I. w" ~, ra,r
v,-,r and mill Imi. lat ha. lived III thi> city Dur
~ ,lr Nar he wa, one II tn" principal "t'erN "t 'h'
,,J ry,hnncc I'm Sew Nork. AID while here wa a
heavy opcr,tur in -tp'k-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
STATEN ISLAND.

CLIFTON The body Of n man was fonnd III TUE 1",
of Quarantine station yesterday afternoon p' ''""'
IIcGrcu The body had only been short lir II, ~
rotrr and was apparently that OF Young mau :"
,wcu;y i've YEAR OF nord cpmpc Si"n. ana dresser
T." a.r, cI ,thcs A large of money ana SUN n
~ ,, III. cwciry were found on his person. Inc b"y
was Taken I'm charge by Coroner Hughes. Of Chi'oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
ELIZABETH.
FREIGHT AND coal CARS DENoLI>lIE

AM VV.NI fINf I7T''I'''''
A SmaShup took place on the Pcnn~yNanm Rail
road at Linden carly yesterday morning The afc
dent, which, il T. said. was du" TO a misplaced SWITCH
blocked travel for several hours. coal tram came
I'm collision, with freight train. and In" engine o the
former was completely wrecked and thrown on iH
side Tie engineer and fireman. saved their lives by
jumping. 4 brakeman slightly hurt AMI taken to
Railway a dozen coal and frcish' cars were &c
nol,hcd their contents scattered over the tracks ana
the roadl cd form no fn several hundred feet Ere gt
and coal train, stopped along IL" rpad iW Hir>
The fireman freight train fell t>c'p on IN "hnrr
of hi, engine ,lurin: the >tOppa.'. AMI Wien me
locomotive ,.aricd c was ostlci Oh falll: nhl"r me
Wheel lie not missed until the IRAN iaA spi"
mile and on search ics made. III lhN. cllt ny"
small pieces. found ,trrwn along tile ira'A lie
lived near Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
,,,rc1.Cr,ESTFR COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS Eugene Archer. all cA'lusuco w
tn. pcoce who wa accused of slappinS his dauen'e
fuce on the public highway several weeks ago. ~.
Itch hs WAS arrested on a charge OF assault IN inc
third degree. discharged last hl9ht Dy i""'0
ticc Wright. A.. nod
TARRNTOwN.-Thcrrw will be reunion OF, OF III. 10
Regiment of Volunteer. In tho Masonic Iin''. ~.
town today when sergeant Lawrence WI, '"'' wv
rail from tho original roll-book OF Company H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
A GOOD ATTENDANCE AT WARD MEETINGS

There was activity among the Republicans in all
parts Of a." city a.; evening al the regular me ti'I>
Of the ward ;i>,cIlio>. In spit, IF the unpl l>an
weather there good ATTENDANCE of officers and
members Especial interest wa> att tcic1 to The meet
ingS OF the a-Socltio> in III" wai,'> comprised in the
lid COugV>s District and the rivalry wa> sharp be-
tween the rc>pct adc,ts o Congressman Wallace
and II. d. Benedict. Al mJ> oi the meetings com
MiHcc> were appointed H. prIs" tickets containing
The of del" gates la rn' Nari u> No,ntt.N- con
rcntOns 20 10 elected at the primaries on b't""r =
In ncir!, all the wards there Will he tickets run III
opposition To- those adapted by the a>>"ciiiions