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New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
OTHER .SUBURBAN TOWNS.
wESrcuESrER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAlN~.-A doccart. occupied bV monmouth
udcrmlI and Ns, Eta Wainwright. Of Hr'o"\h' cam"
INTO collision with butcher, wagon ln hA''r'd' ave-
vo.t.rd,v morning and the occupant, were thrown out'
but escaped serious injury.
YONKER~-Alrcady $50 toward the rl'oT, ~ ~WIII'l
must bc raised by next r"Sday 10 meet Niu'IHLll
Euilcr, Offer of proceeds Of the an, "i "N'tl
lot for Tho monument nnd. ha, been collie ,'d hih!I
tno total over $1,000 IN" cOmmltt"" VII enter ml,
A cout,,, with George II. Mitchell. th" deNl-'i 81
tn, monument for It's construction A. soon o.. h' can
pr,pai, A, drnwul, aud -Ir'ln 't'l'i~ IN, 'i'I
ri,ac Of DR. acucdl, \. Week, Z" Mis- \"r"nfi ".''
i. ,ruouiccd 10 take place 70 morrow afternoon a. 80.
:. MoolWorth ave. ~ alderman A'h!rI "''i-..E
and John Wallace VIII sail for EHWp" ,oday on "'
CIV nf Sew York. D. -pn" two months.
MOUNT VERNON udcr The cuphouion' ttie oi
The Lobster tlub" several scores % wei Known GU
lcus went yesterday 10 Dorons Point. nrT Nnr"alN.
fn have A day OF fc.Stiug fishing 3d-tuaH ana "l"r
.ports The chm returned home at a late hour iIl!
oi mlrth song and cout"utmrut IHe N'lht
Vernon Hospital MANAGERS disposed 0 lar" diu"ut
D, accuniii,d business al meeting oH NoTdaN h-t'.
ho hp- pll ha, already cared fpr several latl'i''
ms A number of Wcll furnished wards ana b"t"'r'l
400 and 500 lu Tho treasury. all raised hN Pr|a''
subscription. several eifta OF money anu Quiet
art.,lcs WcrO acEuow lcfrcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
NEWARK

Receiver wilkinson. Of the Newark saving Insti.
tuition, said yesterday that he expected 10 close up
the affair, If the bank before the end Of the year Io
has already paid oD 2 per cent 10 the dcpo,ors IN
the Hc" account and expects 10 pay within = per
cent Il the whole amount. Their. arc 800 check,
for dcPp,!tOr- which have not been called for. Oi
which 900 for the oh account which wa, closed
up long ago.
Abr lam Lincoln arrc- TED est lday for drunhcl
ncS, aud brg-ing beer money the street II
pircd IN the polio" court that he was born in County
Cork, Ireland sixty years n@O and served throughout
the Ciyl War being wounded in three different battles
Three fingers Of ono hand shot of. Just co
Rodrigo. who Is veteran, let Tie prisoner of and
badc MIN leave The town
The man Who IS under arrest in Newark under
the Of Ilrn,Y iInhmann. charged vii IN dciralding
several persons and who pr3f'~>cd 10 be connected
with The uitcs states Army department Of supplies
now ackuoV lCds"s that ms right name (, Henry
Dietrich. and Hat after "rrving Il private soldier
In the army, h" got civil position In tho IlrupIvn
Navy Yard. where be became acIn1intcd with thc
Young lady who i his wife. DIETRICH after Jos
ing MS place IN The Navy Yard, got 5000 from mis-
mother in-law. which h" squandcri. II is probable
that there will he score ~ Complaints against him
before The Grand Jury assemble, In September
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
LNNG INLAND.
-. ,,,.,--r,.,,,.- -, -,-,1-t,rI,. Dr,TIt

TIE MYSTERY or >ClIULTL> DEATH.
The mystery surrounding 'hc attn Of John schultz.
who's" mutlnt"d b.y found .a'ins ia Flushing
i.ay ou Trday morning. Is not yet solved pistol
ua, found yesterday n The mud Ia mont Of the -"nd
i.,.r wner, huIrz Wa, seen sitting ll'" Thursday
afternoon. The weapon W., found by William Zen
heart yourg man who Va, ont after foit crnos
lie ~ once took II 10 Captain llancc. When me
ustol vas found there Wa, discharged cap at each
nipple. Captain iance say that quHnuty oi
how'd and caps found ~ the pockets ot the
tad mans clothes. aud tA> vouN indicate mat
schultz committed suicide. IN" theory OF HIid'r
wa- Ai-p strengthened Yesterday b" statement mple
lS William Hogan aud Charles seaman. both ~ Flush
Ing Ih" two men said that while Walking nome
with TWO Nouug women" r"-id MS " corona. about )
o,Ilck FRIDAY morning. tle' saw ,1h Standing IN tho
tuld uenr IN" sand pier Wh"~' m" pistol WIS found.
her, VcN. two mon ou th" drivers bon, dnd li'-an
as ed them fpr % ride They said they had only r"iI.
fnr two and would tax" 10" tuurs I1des Iio~1n tod
ip. you1g women o. sct int" 10" cib and lie Would
take rhr vehicle, rgmi"r r." driver overheard tile
remark and tried to PIT ont ~" lamp Hogan ray
That the number Wa, either l,4j- or l2i7
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
ORANGE.
GRANTING A FRANCHISE WITHOUT QUESTION

GRANTING \ FRANCHISE WITHOUT QUESTION.
The Application of the newark Passenger Railway
Cupauy for 4 franchise 30 run - Orange and Ncwlrk
Inc by the overload system OF electrical ratiou c1mo
up before the Orange Common Council on Moudas
cvcnu.. and 10 the great aston shmcut Of everybody
tho rcl c>t granted. without tie slightest oppO.
tim, by a practically unanimous vote. The resolution
- pa,,cd give, the privilege 10 N" company pra. g.
,ally without any return TO the city. The sole
,tirton In The resolution is that the fare bttccu
Orange and Newark is 10 De five cents whenever the
bN electricity from IA" West orange lnc
10 tn. broad street station in Ncwarl. lnasmuch
the present line ~ the road doc, not extend the
vet Orange Line tie people Of that township. being
row actively engaged IN cudcarorue 80 obtain the cx
t'usiOl and the pcs"nt rat" of fare & Newark l.
tn cents. the effect ~ tn" r.Oiutlon T. pra c Ilv 10
offer premium against the extension the road T.
West orange. Another vcrr scrlour defect in tho
resolution - that under u tl" company can ST lie
I"s and II, car, by electricity iI the city OF
orange INDEPENDENTS ~ EiSi DIaucr. Inn, ,.lI
jccting the passengers 10 a double transfer. mo
'ctIOn oi The tOuutI has aiOu~od - storm nf udie
nation. and II is hardly possible that The Mayor win
,l,n the G"sputlDn Nor is II considered possible thar
the rout Oh clu be- aSlln passed hi, veto y the
necessary two third, vote
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TIE LAST BOODLER" RETURNS.
,x.,nrpv.x DEMPSEY GIVES HIMSELF "
AND SECURES BAlL-CoLoHLL Eel
LOWS ALSO BACK.

c,o,o, 1obn II Fellows, who has drawn Sl2oco "a
r tror, the CITY while dcdcns Doodle trials ana lhhh
inc poltcal jaunts various state whll' INC J"I'
bcrc were being steadily nllch WITH unc"Ni'''' ''I"
iro,e returned Yesterday from his last hurried trip
quay from the District Attorney, oice I" tlrc I''!I
lie wa, looking extremely we'll rs though hi' c'h>u'n
zion ourbt 10 bc able to stand the strain "i several
,a, ,r,,ls 70 av the least lie received Il shock ye
,e morning howcycr that later on may result In MS
t,lnr another vacation for his health IA spite Oi NJ
assurances to the contrary
Clarc, Dempsey. the last Of The Doodle Ah rhch 10
remain outside Of the jurisdiction of the courts ot tl'
county I~Dcd painfully into the Dl'in tNU'r"oN -
office carly I'm the morning accompanied tN ~ Hena'"
pIrnt, and his LAWYER Colonel Fellow had evidently
becu expecting him. for he IN Part Of the General
sessions Court when it opened and he wandered about
,crvouslv until Dempsey came and asked to be al
ptt,cd to bail for trial. Judge Mmtiuc hA'd ih'
amount Of bail at $4,000. ana cH senator fIlHH"'
lccamc his surety and qualified ~ the sum oi
sj3 900 Dempsey did not look as bricit and clipper
u, the other members Of the bocue gang WHO nave
returned ard given themselves up lie wds pMe.
worn and wcarcd and acted rs though icarlM 0i 'he
,c.ur While the District Attorney and The bail
,o,d clcrI, were making ont the bail bonds, Dempsey
and hi, bondsman were seated comfortably upon a
large eahcIcovered scttcc in the District Attorney :
priva,o room When the bond had been made ont.
signed and accepted, Dempsey hobbled away lie
wOnd not talk with reporters at all
Several DAYS before M1loDcy and DC Lacy returned
II was 1moIcd that these three. all t.a was left "i
the aldermanic Doodle combine, had returned to Ncw
York and werc waiting for favorable opportunitN
for motions 10 bc made In their behalf 10 nave thc
indictments alanSt them dismissed. About ms time
Colonel Fellows began TO complain OF being ILL., ana
when MplOney and De Lacy took the Dstrlrt-At
Ioruey's oicc by surprise ard gave Themselves np D"
"a cnioyjnv the cool brc"zc, and listening to the
roar Of The ,lIf al Fire Island II was great shock
10 his ncrvons system, however. t' nave Dempsey
,lrn mn at this nOppOriruc time, 1m'nedidcN Hlct
t6c nrI.ccIiinr attorney had returned from health
storing trip and before another attack had time -
come on lie that he VIII not move inc
tr,ls Of thr three b0Odlcr> Over whom indictments
nr,r hang until the october term Of the court. By
,cain ~ thr Hot springs Of Arkansas.
lie said yesterday, however that lie had evidence
enough = convict the boodleS. and that he intended
10 do so II possible.
dempsey gave his address as No 341 Second ave
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Steamer Jamaica (Br). Thompson 81 AIMS Bay Gays
wh n Iuf o 6; Vessels Co Arrived AT the Ioar III a.
steamer simon (Nor). Kanitl Bar"coA iys "Itn
fruit To II pnmois & 90, s..,,noh % /. da.s with
steamer Chatahoochee DaGGett SaNdhha "a'S' WIZ"
mdse and passcn gers to walker
CLEARED.
Steamer Wisconsin tBr, worra. Liverpool VIA Queens
A Underhll Il GO ,noo, ,.,, Oroa,.,ovr -
SEA-" Steamer France nj Hadley London-F w Hurst
steamer Scaw Fell (Br. stanhoIe' St'ohn' ND -f"'o"'
Idve & Co, S,,,oa % r II
Steamer hiene (r) seiiers kingston &c-Pim Forwood
steamer jamaica Thompson. ST AIMS Bay-G Vessels Dc
steocr Johan svcrdrup (Nor), Monsen Baracoa-Gomez
Steamer rroquo Pennington Charleston ana Jacksonville
WIN + CLYDE 2 Go. >,.x-. 49,, >o.,ou,
Steamer Roanoke, Huphers, Ne"Poi' -'N"' ' -'N-
NJ s,es'r"r Inrv p Miller stnbbs Bangcr-F Smith Co. 4
stc,n,.r n f. Dnock Bearse. Boston IL llhOcS
Shn V,rtoria ma 1Br Conely Cocutia-J Bruce Is.
may. ,,uo
Steamrrs Wisconsin. for Ihverpoo hs'''A' i'''''"'n
IroqIOs ChlTleStDn: Roanoke Nor .ror,c. porho
BarSs Africa for Saigon: Alice Stenn; Aherics BarDa
does.
Also saIled-vfa Long Island Sound
Steamers Valencia for st John b. Cntage Cty rortand
Iuay = Miller Bangor; Gen Whitney Bos'oh.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEHA
FOREIGN PORTS
BRzMEpHAvEs July I4-sailed. steamer Bremerhaven
(Gerl schmidf. for NewYork. ,,o ,nr, rar,dar
LISBON. July l2-AIrlve'. steamer Pecohio NDi" "'
fr,,,N NauN Norg
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
sATURDAI. July 10.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW.YORK. .........Tr ESDAY. JULY -. 1890
ARRIVED

steamer state OF GcorgH tHrl Moolic glasgow Guly
Novc .. with mdsc and To Austin Baldwin 90
Arrived the l3aI lt 80
steamer Ncierdnd Brlg. Mills Antwerp June 80. Win
peter WUet Arrived at tlo .inr AT ODD
Havana DAYS Win mdsr and pa'scnScrs 10 Crballos&
Co Arrived At the Bar nj idm.
steamer Ncnno Hr Lrgoo - AIMS Bay and Port Maria
with t TOD Kerr a co. Arrived AT the Bar NJ 10
steamer Johln Svcrdrup tNor Monscn BIrAcoa 6llys.
with ruit to tune & far-all
steamer coma hoscr. galveston wa Key West days.
with ind,- aud passengers to II Mallory tG &"
Steamer Hudson kemhc New Orleans days, with ndsc
and pi-scngers 20 : II SEAMAN.
Texas. Nulans. Fcrnahdlna via Bruins
wick with misr amt passengers To- & Il Mallory ~ e"
steamer II VI Winter. ilactt Eoson with ind,s 10 IL
Ulmork.
Steamer Atta tBr). BlrCny West Hnrtlcpok June 20.
n Stnr.berg CO Arrived a the Bar ~
Bark Vim Co,hranc M DrrnI" Port le HouC jg days
with % order. yc-sc tn Funch. T. 'yc d 60.
SrOtd Iir. Potter Blbua - days. with
IL order vc~scl toJ " fHrktrN GO.
BAN Hghcycr NOR Egiksn MOntrydeO May -. III bal
last to Bcnham & BoycsrH.
Brie Lillian tiIrl urnVr Drncrlu - divS wi tn nl-"
passengers Bros co. vessel Pa Challoner
&
SUNSET Wndat sandy Hook night. saw. clondy aud
hary Al CITY Island, wnd hgll. SW, cloudy
Arrived Yesterday
steamer vera GER Pohe Bremen July D. southampton
with mde and passengers " Oelchs Go. Arrived Al Tho
Bar at ~ pm.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
DYING At ~ ELErATED STATION.

John Malloy. lawye-, iftythrce years old. dropped
dead at 4 O'Clock Yesterday morning at the down town
station Of the Nnth-ave. elevated road at Eighty.
first ST. lie was native Of Halifax, Y. g.,
was married and lived at No. "a West Eighty third ST.
In falling he received ugly cut on the left temple.
The body carried 10 the West one hundrctlrst
police station. and thence 70 his home For number
OF years Mr. Mall0y htd not pracc"d his professions
but was employed By Sweetzcr. Pembroke & Co.. whole
sale dry goods mercha.tS Broadway, a. corrc-
oIopsy. Heart failure caused his death.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
ELIZABETH

SPLITTING OVER TIE ROCK OF SOCIALISM.
Tho suits brought against Chf Of Police Ar~rn'
Lieutenant Peter. and l.. r. DEFINE by th" Sooia't'
faction Of the Patt D"u-chc Ncrcn Of ElNal 9th. ana
Charles Rc.ulrird proprietor o: Columbia Han. for
-czng the na-- aud other property Of thc organization"
came mp for trail YESTERDAY IN tho District Cont, tut
~ mutual consent tho suits were discontinued ana
Judge Cr., decided 10 hold al The property u d~pn"
in h possession uut after the annual election "f th"
society on August 10 The split IN the lntt Dc1ie'hc
Vcrcn which is one of tho strongest societies IN "a"
city, was caused. il Is alleged 10y the growth Of
So,lalstlc and Ana chl-c ideas among It's member
The conservative, being In the y, ~cr"lcd, and
accompanied by thc president and the secretary, o.
tabll- he'd their headquarters IN IN" CITY Assembly
Rooms. The -ocall,tic element rrmHlned ~ Columbia
Han and got tho treasurer enlisted "n iA@F -dc hc
retaining society funds. $1,000, which he refused
20 surrender. The t'vO iaction- lh"u began hgHt
for The property % the Organization. The decision Of
Jud, CIo>, give. subtraction 10th factions, each oi
which i,.l- sure Of winning. Tie election viii D." held
at Columbia Hall and ia" chan" ~ arc t!h the con
scryativoe If they turn oGt % rhcr strength. Will com
plctcly snow under their OppIucnt>.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TIE CHARGES AGAINT CAPTAIN GALE
U1s COLONEL MAKES LITTLE OF THEM-THE
ACCUsER MAY sUFFEI~

HIS COLONEL MAKES LITTLE OF THEM-ThE
ACCUSER MAY SUFFEI~
With regard 70 an article charges recently
brouCht against Frank 4. Gale captain Of 'om
many H. 9th Regiment, which was published yeSIeIuN'
Colonel seward Of that regiment, who was seen by
Trhunc rcportcr said last night that the charges were
for offences Of a purely military nature, ana nan
been made when the regiment was in camp at Iceh'
kill II had not yet been possible Thoroughly =" IN
vesticate them. Unless he found more in them the
Colonel said than lie had Yet discovered h" shorhd
not forward them 10 the adjutant general According
10 the regulations, lie said such charges should be
signed by a commissioned officer; these wero
signed BY a private Of Company II. Five persons
were named as witnesses. with Of whom Colonel
Seward had communicated and learned that the of
his name was entirely unauthorized. II he should
find tho same to be true Of the other four he ntmac
that the first person whose conduct would be nvcsti
gated wouh rot be Captain Gale but his accuscr
As to the rumOr mentioned In the article referred
that Captain Gale accused OF msapprOpriation
Of funds OF the regiment, Colonel seward said that
inasmuch as that officer neither rccimental nor
his care which It possible for him q misappro
pirate.
nature of the charges against him, and only learned
Of their existence through the papers.
That all the members Of Company II do not agree
With the one who brought the charges Is shown by
the remark Of Of them who said YESTERDAY The
charges are absurd and will not stand the light OF
vindicstod am tha, his accusers will be brought
n
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
STATEN ISLAND.

PORT RICHMOND Dr. ". +. Gournc. well
known physician Al TomPkin>'ill" and an cN t'roner
u Richmond comfy. wa- yesterday arrested on com
plaiut II superintendent benjamin T. Bodue, Of the
..ur,uf. ilm-hou,e. Dr. Botrn" was several mouth,
agp appointed ph',i'lau 10 the county Alm'hot b.
l. held th. pl,r 4tl saturday. when superintendent
iodine r,au,,trd hi- resignation. Dr. EouT" called
At the Comfy A.msh'u-c ou Monday and demanded
admission to thc medical ward but Nuprrlutcud NJ
p,,liur rcni ,cd 10 comply Wi;h IA" demand. Tho
trn thcn mad a heated argument DR.. Eourn" put
III, hand Eplluc- shoulder ana threatened 10
trr,sh him 80 blows. however. were >fruck. Dr..
Inuruc on heinz arrlGuci before ju-tic" Butler. Al
port Richmond Wa released "u hi' own Ic'oihIhiucc
IA appcar for a hearing to ulEht.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
HOE OXEN.

BECAUSE HIS NIECE WOULD NOT MARRY HIM
Frederick Fahcr. age 1fy three milkinan, living
at so 251 Fir,tst attempted to kill himself ye'cr
day morning by cutting the arteries III H. l'it wrist
lie W.T., found lying on the floor. An ambulance was
summoned and he was removed to II. Nary' KOS
pitaI II 4, thought that he cannot recover. \ Jew
months Fabcr who Is wealthy o'nt 20 "cIm'3m, W.,
Tor his niece Lena a pretty grl of eighteen ON hef
ar,l he g,tqll"d her a. h, non eGir Ion ."% woman
Tcuul.cd nj, advances and Wh"n Ac begged her u
marry him rcfI,cd Eabcr persisted in hi, entrearS
and Tho .y threatened to return home uhlr>a ne ut
listed Nj,, Fa!cr -ay, she lihcd her uncle wei
enough lut she would not marry him because he was
tn, all
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
EAST ORANGE.

MALCONTENTs MAY EXCHANGE CHURCHES.
The standing committee Of the Protestant Eplso"pai
Diocese Of Newark ha, unanimously ana for inc 81
ond time refused to give permission for the foImaloh
Of a new parish within the limits Of East Orange Inc
application wa, made by seccdcrs from Christ Chuch'
and the mnn causc of the opposition wa dislike 70 IN"
present rector, the Rev. Dr. Horace : Bishop ~,
Paul's Church. Of East Orange. has held ont the onNc
Leaf TO the malCpntcnts by appointing cuhitieucc
committee to confer with similar committee OF the us
,Ued partv and cndeiVOr to plan where
the two can consolidate and establish pew church AT
point that will be equally convenient 70 me in'ii
Church. The committee appointed are Walter herr'
NJ A. Daley and +. W. Wichman.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
NORTHERN NEW.JERSEY COUNTIES.

ENGLEWOOD.-Thc Controller Of the Currency mas
authorized the Citizens National Bank of EhGl9"oou'
organized by the Engewood Improvement ASSoclatoh'
to begin busine,, with a capital OF S1OOO) foho"'"S
arc the officers and dire tors Prcsd mt D0nlld Ma1A
vice president. Charlie, Il. Phtt, Ca'nlcr h0HN'l ~ ~
Roche ter: directors Henry W. Banks, tHnl"l, H.
blake f. IcnCzer Il. ConVcr5, tamucl o. Duncan; 9hcp
lard Iomans, Henry a. Ly man, stuart Ll man potr
Mackay John f.. Miller, Charles Il. Plt ana hoS"el'
3. Rochester
RAIWAY.-A two-story building belonging 10 INC tnSe
Young Mems Christian Association was partly Durlicu
bv inccndare, early yesterday morning. INC lntcII9Sr
Of the bUdng burned out and the lOOt destfoyeu
he loss j. about II 300.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
THREE MONTHS FOR TIE RTrFTANS.

James Qunlan Cornelius Connolly and Thomas
Martin, three notorious Fourth Ward nnians. invaded
the apartments Of Hugo Smith. al No. IS Hamilton ST.
about O'Clock yesterday morning. They awakened
the family who were asleep the time and demanded
money for beer, which Smith refused 10 give them.
They then knocked him down and beat him unmerci-
fully smith shouted for help and Officer Michaels Of
the seventh Precinct, came 10 his assistance Yes
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
Ssz5:; SsRS;!$' SsR;ss
In In kssgsn."S kssDae 9as1'tis:, n4Tss' Highest.

Nw Erg'and osOa, June Il, 1871
DR. F. DAVENPORT,
' Sn,-r BosToN. 18th, 1890.
certify that the request OF the NEW ENGIND GROCER
May 22d 1890 fsh original unopened
Taking Powders
loyal that retain h
until used" while some other brands lose t
siren 9th oncky aft can 5 opened
When first found 10 be stronger yielding 433
nor the Royal The then
nnd one light and air office window and at
intervals weeks examined and found to still rank
order however, Clcveands 10l6
cent stronger than the Royal
Respectfully submitted
BENNETT T. DAVENPORT,
., American Chemical also OF nd o
Public Anayst> ,
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Corporation Counsel EdwnrdS went 70 Trenton yc'
t"rdaN - Apply for extension Of nmc IN the
--yoraltv contest m behalf u Mayor cleveland. Tho
supreme Conf not IN session and the Application
could not T." nad" neither could the cvidcnc" ALREADY
taken be- submitted. The ease Will now - over I"
tH" November term.
uchw,od Park one of the paris selected by the
Hudson County Board ~ PARK commits ,pucrS. wa
thrown open to the public yestcr!aN. The park
Oycroo,s Wcchawlc1 HluHs. Qnd was the sc"nc oi
the famous Burr ilaillltpn duel II j. estimated
that 1000 people visited the park during the day
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
PLAINFTELD
A CASE OF DE

4 CASE OF DEMO Ratio RETALIATION
The Police Board has b. vote found Tuni, j. Corey.
Chief of Police, guilty of neglect In filling 10 r,por+ -,
tutv at the expiration Of hi. term OF ,n,pcn,lnu an,
the board Will recommend hi, discharge at the nov,
meeting Of the Common Council. M Carey was do
pivcd Of his Office chief Of police by Democratic
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
NEWS FROM W-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

SWlNDLING A WOMAN WITH LAMpWiCKS.
\ new petty swindlnc scheme developed yes
tcrday in IN" Grccnvlllc secfiO, of the city. young
man walked briskly into Mrs. schmdts shop IN
Ocean-avc. and asked her for Impwichs Of a certain
size. Mrs. schmidt did not have them on hand. but
agreed to get them. and the young man went
after giving order for SIG worth. which Ia be
sent tO the Atlantic Broom Works. About an hour
aftciwad podIcr whose chief stock consisted Of lamp
wick> called at the store and Ms. schmidt dc
lighted - hc able 10 i tn order she had received
without taking tho trouble 10 e. to New York she
bought IN" pcd'r', entire stock Of WlChS for 4lO 30
and sent hsr boy tir Atlantic Broom Works with
them, but the hoy cOu.i not deliver them because
th"r" I, no such place. Pcrlap, the Young va,
tho pcdl"I'- brother.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Funeral Of Major.Gcncral Fremont St. lenatus Ohur'n'
10 a. m. ~,,,,.L n,.,uic, festival
Lion PARK 4 p. m - -. pro.norhood
Park, p. IL. -, -. p,lo c.rounds
New.York-Cincnna,i baseball match Poio "fouhuS'
4p.
U,reno 1ssociation Of Odd Fellows excursion TO
Shippan Point , ,,o =, uo,o-
festival Washington Park. y. IN. MI,
Iaying of Clinton Han cornerstone Astof race
A ID. N.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Police Board the members Of which he ionnd N !"
liquor shop after one of the meetings OF tc common
Council early In the present year. bA-Ohel 'foN
called ,,pon the Councimcn a. witnesses to snbstanae
n charge of Illegal uuuOr selling aud they have Ic,Sl
iatcd by attempting to oust Carey, VINO Is iryuo,
lican and who was an efficient ana cTdH ''nel Va
mol
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

rathcr-Iohn, why don't yOu 80 70 work1 You're
old cuough now 10 your Orn living.
Ionn-Ah. father but Won dontundcistind. CARA
80. she doesn't for riches. She love, for
ysclf alone. suppose ! should become rich. Don't
Won see IT would spoil everything l-(BostOn Trans
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New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

ONCE specially Wig. Co.,
Mak-rs o..
shannon Icffcr Files,
Lo.-. -hrc' Letter Flies.
Nocumrnf FILES aud cabinets.
HAPIDEOLi.ERCO COPPER
-Culchf's standard indexes.
Metal Roll Book Shelves
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

KKVOORT-f;ailroad Commissioner Isaac " BaRor' lr,
=, ,ibpnv EVFEETT-Archbisaop T. \. Fcchan OF
Chicago HOFFMAN-Judgc william j. Wallace, Oh
syracuse ana Roswell 4. Parmcntcr ot TROY xn N<U
YORK-Congrcssmsn 7. {. Ncndoie' OF NirEnl''
Co,pr.ssman Samuel r. Sndcr. o. Minnesota
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
He TOUCHED AZ ELECTRIC WIRE AND FELL.

NcNIamIN NI-IN, 0l No TO Wa,nc--t. an cmpI0Yr
In the Fuller Building. cleaning windows on the
second floor yesterday when he accidentally touchrd
n win hcloucinc - thc jersey CITY Electric Light
Company. The shock stunned ban and he fcu on IN
awning which Just under the window. some men
dragged linn back through the window and carried him
downstairs 10 SycTs ding torr. where rcmcGc, Vcr"
applied lie taken TO his Home IN carriage.
Inc shock was too slight to be- dangcfoU-.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

John +. Koppcrs shoe store. ~. 1117 Elizabeth
ave. sold yesterday a. pHlic auction hy credit
orS. The total liabilities gwen at $4,000.
The Polio department Will have IT. annual cN
Cursion to-day r" ldlcWlh Grove. Long I,hnd sound,
and the members anticipate a jolly time.