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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

THREE TENEMENT HOUSES HURRIED ANp THREE
MORE BADLY DAMAGED Is B\NONNE.
Fire destroyed property valued at F3-'ooo III
Eayonnc y. D. Yesterday morning before diNbrah,
leaving thirty .siN families. consisting OF la poo
plr homeless, Three frame tenement house, on East
twenty first st. each :iGA11 feet. tire" stories mgh'
were burned ground. with their entire contents
Two adjoining buildings of similar ,tyt were partly
DESTROYED and third one Wa, considerably damaged
by fire and water II va, thickly populated section
IN "A bloc. of ten huding,. There va, the greatest
confu,lon but all managed Ia c>cap" without INJURY
The fire caught from "A lighted lamp which was
inset IN 80 81. a small store. at I 81 a. The
laup va, upset after drunken frolc Of the inmates.
An Insurance Of about $1,000 was carried on the
bindings damaged and the stock, IN several small
,nop-. The tenants. thirty, families, saved little.
nv effective and tmcly work the lire department saved
several hon-c, adjoining and acro,r the street which
irnitrd. There strong northwest wind, which
famed the flame, several hours. with the exception
of oil fires at Constable Hook yesterdays fire Is con
.,d.rrd the largest and most destructive BayOnnc has
yet had.
Michael Walsh foreman OF Columbia Hook and Lad
der Inmpauy No. >. wa, dubbed 10y Iatrolmau I'D
mind roy lor who split open III head The men did
un, Lnnw each other. Walsh did not
uniform aud was halted H. the dark while Try ing To
mas the tire line. lie failed "a show his badge or
reveal ms Identity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
ORANGE.

George Kenuan delivered his l"ctur" on lh"
.,,ot,s aud Noinfanccr- ~ the Caucasus In oiHns"
,n,Ic Hail la, evening before q larr" audience
,r,ui,,t co,iIlon VA, given last cvcniu: m 'hc
,t,,. h,r.e -, tbc T.,c, Counts country Cluh. 1h"
,,,,ns were beautifully decorated Tn" pa'r'ir-'''
,,cre Mr.. Edward y. Page. Mr. John l"iut ana WI '
Edmund A. Trouion. Among Oh" euc-i' were Nr' ana
Mr. william l.. Franklin. Mr. and Mr. Z. J I'm
norman Mis- Alice Van Was"ncnd. Mi clara Watson.
vi. Flla Dallctt. Miss Marie II. Iurt Nj n III
kingn,u Nil Ethel Paul, MIS- t'""relc Mliu'Iniir
Nil Bc,Sc Van Rem -cacr. Mis- MareANt ladIr\ t'
Ns.c. stocking Mis- Julh hlI"I'"' Nl'' NI'I" ''"PP
and Mis-, Gertrude BALDWIN.
Th. Rutgers College Glcc club gave pleasant con
Govt la~i evening In Commonwealth Ham, last orange
ohch wa, largely attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
THE SHAM AND THE REAL.

Ererv good thing has its hosts of mitators; every
genuine article its counterfeits Ana lhi'a'oi' always
oboose the most nronounced valuable or popular sub
ect to counterfeit so that when they claim their sham
20 ho oua, or &c Good or the same as "SoandSos" the
public may depend upon it that "So-andooS ar''cie
tho hest Of the kind The sham is always proving the
genuine merit of the thing it copies
The Royal Baking Powder Company nave proouceo
and popularzed an article of household USE whose con-
venience usefulness and real merit have made Tor 1t an
;mense and universal sale hundred imators arise on
every hand and as they hold out their sham articles 10 e
ubic thew crv in chorus Buy this its just as good as
the Royal, and much cheaper!
The Royal Baking Powder is the standard OIL eXcel
ence the world over and its miators in their cry 'a'
theirs is as good as Royal" all the time emphasizing
this fact In their laborous attempts to snow 'ha' 'ne"
goods are as strong as wholesome, as pure as the
Roya by their conortve twistings of chemical cer'i'
cafes and abored efforts TO obtain recognition from the
Government chemists and prominent scientists VINO e
certified the superiority of Royal over all Others by their
copvng even the style and wording of the Royal advertise
ments they all admit the Royal be the acme OF per-
fection which il is their highest ambition to initiate
BIT the difference between the real and these imlta
tons which copy only its general appearance Is as VIDE
as that between the paste and the true diamond. lnS
shams all pay homage to the Roya'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
NEW ARK.

Thanksgiving Day VIII b. generally observed IN
,;eu,rk All the new papers Will suspend publication
and matinee performances viii be given At all tn"
,l,co. Of amusement. services will be held m the
,hurchcs i'm the morning. feature Of the day viii
he a n,radc 81 the newly organized cavalry troop I"
Wavrrly Park for DIN. The troopers owl The hor'e'
they ride. all Of which are hlst mctt"h- Al t'
yariuI, charitable and public Institutions turkey an
ucrs Will be- scrycd to the inmates.
II was announced Yesterday that the proposed strike
-, ,i ,rt Thread Mill had virtually been abandoned.
, number Of the dissatisfied spinner had meeting
,.ith officer, of the company aud were told That ne
rnr,,,,ry VA ready AZ any time 4" listen 10 the
rrrt ,uccs 81 their employees, hu that IlOdglnk,on.
rI,n had been discharged for cause, would JAdcr no
clrcufn,t anccs be Irnstaicd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

PATTERSON. -rhc firm Of Nall. Bonz y Roller. rib
hon manufacturers have made an assignment To Robert
f. Won IIoycnbcrg for the benefit Of their CREDITOR.
The cause Of the failure 1, the dcprc, sion IN the ribbon
businc,. The firms labilitc, are placed AT S2oooO'
while il assets are estimated 10 lee about s2',Voo
Scultc a HchwarL. ribbon manuit tuners, wh'
cuulny abut hundred hands, have offered their pant
far sale having decided {" ~ ont 90 the busnc,-.
PAsSAIC-Thc Flynt Construction Company Is now
connctiug binding No. Of the Botany NILS. which
will make the total Of building, constructed fu
mi. camp1uy over siN Atcr this building =
rnmulctrd no & and 80. viii be begun. with these
c iuding, viii fifteen acre, and be- one Of Nh"
largest mill In America At the Ont~ct the company
confined Itself to spinning yarn but now wnrst yarn
nr. being woven ~ well ~ spun. Ia addition Ia tho
mill proper the company Ia, erected twenty eight
brick tenement hou-c,. The Duudc" WOolcn Com
many ha, contracted for brick addition. 3oN61 feet,
Two stories high. IT. mill. and the ok"nltc Company
for an addition j:;Xl9I. three stories high.
UASIROTCK IIEiGllTS.-Ihc case of Harry Alcorn,
tIc yonng man whose death On saturday n@ht wa
thought t. have been caused bv hydr1phObla still cause
much excitement. II T. said that Acorn va, IN tn"
habit Of smoking twenty thirty cigarettes DAY
and previous "a being bitten hy dog had complained
of extreme When taken i'll last week he
said he could not recover. lie shnddercd when AT
tempting drink wafer. and had succession 0f spasn,
shortly before his death. An autopsy Wa, held on
Tuesday. but definite conclusion a. 10 the OF
his death reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

VINO is THIS TupTDENr BLACKGU Ard ,

There /, "A mean sneak In tins city or BROOKLYN who
has been guilty of the trick Of tmpcr~ondting
honorable and cstimabc man in contemplate piece
~ bnsiness The papers yesterday related how "A
un Monday insucd James Perry veteran Of the war;
and how the bet Mr. Perry 300 that he had net
seen service and FOO more that nc would not show
mn to prove his record. II also related that the
man gave Mr.. Perry card which bore the name of
r. H. Parks. grain dealer. NJ" 117 Produce ENchnngc
lmildinc. Mr. parkss employees were highly indlg
nant yesterday when they were asked about II, and
aid that they could furnish positive proof that Fir.
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AAATET Rs TO ACT FOR CHARITY.

An amateur theatrical entertainment will be given
at the Berkeley Lyccum on Tuesday evening neat for
benefit Of the charity fund of the Ilandmadcns
Ten. The pieces presented viii be After the Ball.
from the French Of Ncrconsn; Bolton Rowcs adapta-
ton Of Mcilhacs Electric spark aud Jerome *
Jcromc's sunset Alice Lawrence. Rita Lawrence.
GLADYS An,cl Palmer Coolidge. Robert Lee Morlcll.
Rudolph de Cortlova and II. H. Cutting jr. will i'm
pcr,Onatc the Varou, characters. Tickets, ~ each,
may he Obtained from Mrs n VI. Starbuck, 40. 10
East SiAtccntl-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

Parks was out of town on t'e das .ia' u'o a.. .hsv
, a ,rcv also intimatcd strongly that thoy
,. ,ho man who was responsible fr the SCANDAL
Mr. Parks has been out Of town since Sunday anu !,
-, 90 return home next sunday, ana u"oii
theu his employees Will say nothing as to whom u'es
smsncct OF impcrsonating him. Mr. rarhS -
popular at the Produce Exchange, ana here e'u"'
,,,iop there and among his friends over the uh
lluu ranted liberty the fellow took In panilns II,
via a. Mr. PARKS. Mr. Perry st mas the car" chance
on d, vi. c,vr Ia him. and Il anxious to get cnaco
tne IDENTIFY him and relieve an innocent man iro'n u
1IiIInn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

The annual promenade and reception Of Company
T. 18th Regiment held last evening at the armory
FIatbush-aVe. and Hanson Place. About fOO pope
were n,esent The executive charge Of the
r.cenon consisted Of Lieutenant II. r.. Knkcl, Sergeant
H. g. Conkling Sergeant f. L. Littlcheld Corporal J. D
Noodcock and C. l.. Wallis Among others present were
CAPTAIN and Mr.. c. \. Dcnkc, Lieutenant william
Clark Roe Mis- Trcadwcli, Colonel and Mrs. Daniel T.
Austen Captain and Mr. William L. Watson, ext aptain
Wnloughby Powell, Deputy Surrogate judah b. N0orhee7
Major and Mrs. a. Baldwin. cX-Licutnant william T.
Lane exLicutenant Charles W Held. Lieutenant Colonel
and Mrs William j. Harding and Major William Cary
Sanger.
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WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

v., pinceton football match. Eastern Park Brooklyn.
p m. .,, ,,.,ch Uobokcn 2
Stevens Inst!tute-Amherst ioo'o'ii "''"'
III. ~ou rorsov
College Of the City Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i''''''
match Central Park, p m - 49,. po,
irish American Athletic Club football ha"h' 'o'o
Grounds, 3 p. m. ,,,,ood y 7
Mohcon athletic club road races Newark, 10 80 m
Lecture by Professor Bickmorc Museum OF Natural HIS
tory. p. m ~ an ~
Calcdonian Club games, Weehawkcn, ~ d. ''o y III
second battalion Irish Volunteers ball. Adoiphi haii
'St TrosISl Aces at Fleetwood Park, afternoon.
Flower SHOW Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn Furniture Company target cAcu'Sion' f'N'
No,r Nork1 A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

spECrLATIyG ABOUT Mr. BELaoNI n,N 1' ,.a
In racing circles during the last two days ,hc'o mas
bcen warm discussion AS to the proDapic VI p''''''
- Ne ue,mont's stable. Nothing i known Oh inc
49,. "a, a.. fine goes on the opinion gains grouhh
tta the breeding and racing studs Will be dispersed,
n * said ON what appears 10 be good authority 'na'
Mr. belmont several times expressed desire 'na' III,
stud should be sold after MS uc"''' ., ~ .,
0 80. a, maintain the racing cstabl shm"nt, ana
,, a clause ~ that effect will be found in his Will
rl,c snddcnness Of the illness which ended IN his
eo,,h makes IL improbable that any transfer Of his
nominations for next years big stakes was maue'
II,wcver the opinion expressed on Monday by tho
=, -. y, tho various associations that Potomac ;
nomination for the Realization stakes Of 1891 was
oid anpcars 10 be mistaken. special clause In
ocd into the conditions Of the race provides that, a.
in the Futurity, the death OF homlhator before inc
r,cc shall not make the entry void, provided that
,ic 30 transfer be given within three months after
'ch d,.,th potomac If all goes well with him. will
Therefore in all probability be seen ia the Realization
and carry the money of lcgiOns of hackers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
orccJ ~ coon CONDITION YET.

Giovanni Succi ended twcntyr,t day Of his fas, at
ocock last night His general physical condition yes
to-day WAS said by the physician In charge TO be- fair lie
took twcntynyc OF the life GfOI he calls his mcdi
cine carly n the morning and aftcrward slept about nine
hours succl took good deal OF interest in what
going him last night ana chattod In French IN
rather animated manner with Of his visitors. His
weight which originally li72 pounds, had sunk to
loOL yesterday His pulse "a and his respiration 81
Succ drank few OF Kaiser water yesterday and
duged his appetite for tobacco to the extent Of two pipes
full.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

FIGHTING OVER GREAT SOUTH BAY ofsIhN''
The Great South Bay oyster bed SUIT, when was
.ried in suHok County last month, before Justice
CnIlen Yesterday for final summing up. The suit Is
brought by Cornclia T. smith, her infant children ana
Thomas S. Strong against the town of BroohllaVch'
The title to the bed of the bay. and all oysters hsh
and fowl there belonged TO the smith family by grant
from William and Mary in 1855 but IN 100 inc
Town of Brookhaven became owner of an INDIVIDUAL
half Tho nIaintifs bring action to compel the town
oflcnps. who now give the leases Of the BAY 10
consult them in doing So They say that the property
is not properly managed and that political iavorINln
has NEATLY reduced the profits. The deiehndndI
answeys that il has managed the properly Tor 100
wears for the best interests of all concerned DECISION
WAS reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
HOME NEWS.
ppo,.rNryr ApPTyAIS AT THE HOTELS

RUNSWICK-Colonel John Hay. oil WaShihe'oh''-''
FIFTH AVENUE-John Z. Sanborn' Oh nnon,s'", ~
J. II. Willard OF Omaha. -.... GRAND VIZ
sor Il. L. Anderson. recently unl'eo oldVs -
,ao,n.rk Sr I,NES-Statc Controller l.. victor
Dan,h,nan =, MARYLAND MISREPRESENTATION A.
A. Watson Of North Carolina and Congressman John Dd
7nu ~ putsburc wINDSOR-Scnator James Mcmillan
and Hugh Mcmillan. OF Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
Other Extras.

A large number Of other E1tr"s
have been printed, Or Brazil. the new
Northwest, Newfoundland, the Dairy
Farmers, Knitting and Crochet, the
Congress-, u summer
at Chautauqua. Fiction, etc. send
for circular giving the list IN iui''
with description Of each.
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
THE POLICEMAN OBJECTED TO HIS

THE POLICEMAN OBJECTED TO HIS DiNLhN l.
police Justice Gocthng some days ago sent Pole
.hoc, be named John smith TO the Raymond street
Ian for insanity. The physicians pronounccd nun
zane and IL turns out that policeman arreS'cn nm
,ecause his language. which is peculiar Polish dlaec
could not be understood. lie was on ms way L"
poland from Chicago and arrested while asking
,o- his steamer His ticket is now worthless, but the
CHARITIES Commissioners will try t. get the steamship
company TO take him over on the Old ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
YOUNG OLIVER TWIST FROM CHICAGO.

YOUNG OLIVER TWIST FROM CHICAGO
Frank GoItra an eleven car-od runaway from
rbcaro was before Judge Moore, in the Court OF
sessions. Yesterday morning. lie was arrested Tor
stealing on November 5. but the Grand Jury declined
IN indict him. lie said that in October last man
me-, him in Chicago and asked him To take rae
,n the cars, He wa taken to Buffalo and finally to
proot,vn The man instructed him how 10 steal. lie
aid no never meant to be a thief and IL the court
,vopld let him 20 he would home and attend school,
lie was turned over to his uncle, T. r. McEacidl OF
New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
PNEUMONIA CAUSED TIE MOST DEATHS.

PNEUMONIA CAL SE) HE MpSl D'>'''''''
The report Of The Bureau Of Vital statistics shows '''
beaths last week. representing deathae OF l3'f Ill
900 The number seven less than III the pfcVi-
Gus week and forty two more than in the ponuH
ucek Of 1879 The four chief causes Of death were
nneumonia 20: phhi,s "a bronchitis, 10. and dph-
iberia 10. The births numbered 3Ji and the mar
riaCeS 1J6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
p,,v,vc THE aBoss'ss LAND FOR A SITE.

BI,YING TIE BOSS'Ss LAND Fok 81
steps were taken yesterday IN the matter o. uo
viainC new Fire Department Headquarters w I
city The Commission. composed OF inc nay '
fine Commissioners Of Police and City "orhs a.
mower to purchase sites for public buiiui"s,' 90
than schools wa, authorized in 1ooo TO eApe"u 80,
600 for sites and Of this about Sloo'ooo - s
spent 1t was proposed by the Commission ad
TO purchase the house and lot at No. ""' Jay .not
ioininc the present Fire Headquarters anu .'noa
nm the ground now occupied and that 70 Dc Sc'"ou
. s,,hstant,, building which will serve the Guy i''
many years. ..o,,o % tbe prop
riro Commissioner Ennis had the value Oh '"e piop
ov nrono,od TO he purchased appraised D! reI 49,
,non and thew valued it from $4,000 to Sio,oco'
Hugh Mclaughlin, who owns IT, offered 70 sen ioa
SID 900 The plot is 20 by lo' iee' anu Wv" ,aa
,o. arcaav owned the site will he 30 by 100 iec''
Mayor Chaplin said that the city authorizes nau con
tcu,pated for year the erection OF ne" puu i,,
49, 80 wanted to last for 100 years A new bnin-
r "Tld he put up 10000 one Oh tfeS s'oiic r
ihe 'o a,1irsd with wall strong enough 20 a9d mort
was requl,I'Ft' ,ended The Commission voted unanl-
monsly TO pay $1,000 fer tue properly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

The Book Did Not Say-Tcachor lin geography
classJ-IIOw many Inhabitants has Alaska?
Pupil-About IS 600.
What proportion of these are white q
About Onc-scVcnth."
"Of what color the remainder"
(After some heSijatOn) Don't know, They never
wash. CHICAGO Tribune,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY
On, sets4 Moon rises BIS m Moon'ass 10
HIGH WATER
- z,uoo, 15T COY. Island Sl7 Hell 0ate lOio
PN-sAudy Hook. 50 bO''iS''"" '~'' ~ ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

SALE OF DRESS PATTERNS
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Our annual sale of Robes and
Dress Patterns, for Holiday Pres
ents, Is now in progress.
on THE MAIN FLOOR:
Two hundred French Cashmere
and Camers Hair Robes in boxes,
fine materials and rich trimmings,
at $500, $3.50 and $4,000
each. These prices represent only
half the value of the robes; the
STYLES are not to be found else.
where at any price.
IN THE BASEMENT:
We have placed on tables, assigned
for the purpose, twenty-five hun.
dred Dress Patterns, at $3.50,
$500, $3.50, $500, $500 and
$500 each; the materials are
Serges, Cashmercs, CheviOts,
Stripes, Plaids, Mixtures and
Shepherd Checks, all substantial
materials, that could not he
bought at wholesale for the prices
quoted.
The seasons Remnants at half
price.
JAMES REERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

For Bovnton's celebrated furnaces. hot watr
ha,,ers Baltimore heater, and ranges, 80 70 V
IoVXiON NJ KNACE co. 3Oi aud 3Vo "Atel's-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
PROGRESS or THE CABLE CHESS MATCH.

in .hc cable chcs match In progress between Stein
it, Of NcwYofk aud Ischlporin. Of ~. Petersburg,
Russian player forwarded yesterday his sixteenth
the Evans Gamhit and his seventeenth In the Two
knights Defence. These the
...IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
Silver Coinage

Year Of RcpubIiCanism." by se"a'o'
VIM. VI. stewart, in an elaoo'"'0
argumen mt in favor Of uniimitrd co'"'
age, and by VIM. VI. (irOsVcnOr Ill r..
DIy. Other contents: A Review o.
IIarri,Om's first year; Elbow 20 WI"
Fortune" by Carnegie and Wiman'
..Alasku Seal Fisheries" by l.. l.. ~
and the southern Question" ny
Gable and TOurgee. ~ large pages
2J cents "A copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27

Beware of a slisht irritation of the throat
Drnmmrll,s Cough pops give immcdat" r,Nti "Vnum
haVe A IL H. on each drop. sod everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
Tall Clocks.

Good reliable works. striking hours and halfhours
congs in mahogany oak Of excellent design and
finish at from 4l35 upward
Alan , fun II, eek oi the costly TUBULAR CHIN.
CLOCKS % noted FOR their sweetness and unchangc.
b,n,.s OF tone These in OF exclusive designs.
NAT IN bc seen or oAti ned elsewhere.
codia invitation Is extended To the public TO inspect
t,. ,ods which Will found in the salesroom on our
tlfr A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
,, INVESTIGATE AFFAIRS IN GRAvEsEND. d.

no INVESTIGATE AFFAIRS IN GRAVESEND. o
a. ,b. meetinC of the Board of supervisors yesterday
cnavt,or Watson moved to reconsider his resolution
arried at the last meeting rejecting the biiis 10,
s,sticcs, and coustablcs charges In the town VI
cr.vcsend 1t was unanimously carried lie 'no'
moved that committee of three be alpoih'en u w
ne into the legality Of the charges and also TO naNo
oro, investigation into the administration oil al
- =, Grayesend which, according TO his vlew was
corupt supervisor Mckanc. of Gravesend' sao .na'
ne was only too glad to have thorough ihVesusao'
~ the town made but why not investigate the o'"er
,ovns as we'll? supervisor Green moved '''a' '',0
committee have power to do so. MI watson ooJoo
Tho trouble was in GraveSend 1t took @-oooo
- - .ho copntv,s money and returned only $l3 600,
:bongh II was the richest town in inc Sta'S vame
,noion as amended unanimously passed vi, coz any
noogzed 10 the city members OF the Boau w ",
shng harsh he nigh; have said in the laSl eM' bie
nas but he had nothing to take back Ill ies"iu ~ '
fellow -cOuntrymen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

CoNyICrISG THE BALLOT BOX SUFFERS.
The four ballot box suffer. John y. N"'''.'
Io>eph g. Nnlraut. David Gordon ara N"'" ~
White we've convicted Yesterday in the HUDSON '''N
Court ~ General sessions. They Wei" the 'l'' "'"
,e,cr. IL, tho second Precinct " the I'd Assembly
District IN November. l--9 AID were OH til'l >''''
Monday They arr the thiri lot II DAVE ,'c.'I ,
ballot lrnN suffer, tilt has boon tried. ana u'"'
eleven II The sixty eight indicted men VINO h,E' i'
converted The next lo' viii be tried nrN Hi'u"ts
when tlt, iury retired they dclhcratd "Na'uN 'ish'
minutes and returned the verdict - fulliN &" -"
spiricv. The convicted men vi be SchrN''H I"
morrow.
The funeral II Thomas r. BRAY. = member ~ me
Eoarl 81 Finance. took plao" yesterday ~ "., """'
40 80 Payonia ave vi 81 a." city "ih'i"l~ were
pr.,cnt The pallbcircrs w"r' senator John u. We
Phcr-on. Andrew Pos. william H"-"n'omp. prr-'''
Of the second National Bank. 'fule, W Ncn
pr,..ideut Of the Board ~ Ndcrm'n ~ MAYOR ''i''
i Van Reopen Lawrence lIurd and * Judge H'I' "
uc,ch rhc Rev. Dr.. Rice and Warren ono. VI.
Tho burial took place At Grove Cemetery Ne" puT
ham.
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HER FATHER TOOK AWAY HER WEDDING RING.

HER FATHER TOOK AWAY HER WEDDING RING.
The seouel 10 an elopemcnt took place in the Gates
avenue Police Court Yesterday The daughter OF lhohas
II. Wilson. of No. s72 Herklmer-st. MADE runaway
match with August Kaht, of No 1Oo Somer'-'''' d
few weeks ago When the brides father dlscoVcre'
the fact he went 10 the home of his son-inia" anu
berated him and finally drew a revolver ana ai'er
brandisatng it, beat him the head ana shoulders
with it, The bride inerfered and her father caught
her by the hand and pulled oil her wedding ring ana
pooketed H. lie then struck kaht in the face Win
his fist as a parting salute. YESTERDAY wilson; VINO
was formerly q policeman. was arrdlgned before rome
Jnstice Kenna. and put under bonds 10 Keep tho
neace AS he did not surrender the Wedding ring MIS-
AIT asked the court what she should DO 10 G,t ana
Vi as told she could have her father arrested for larceny
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