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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

GATHERED ABOll LIE i'''''
r, t,rer,, NJ Isaac H. rockingham Will take piaco
~ - n m to-day in the Church OF the SAVIOUR !"
Picrreponst.
~ c,.,avrs r. Coopcr a dentist OF Amity ana
co'n, sts was mt under bonds in the Second DIS
,, police Court Yesterday to pay 80 week !"
ICON, his wife and three children, whom lie ue-
eor,cd q year ago when he had an income Oh q''0'"
ycor and kept a fast horse ana yacht "c ~
-, ruropc with another woman. lie rc'"rheu III :"
fc,r months and secured hii wlicS lorEINcne''' o
o,ir loft her TO live in Newlork with lhitu "o"'''
lie appeared in court with threadbare suit Vi ''o''''
and straw Iat - 4.
,r,os r Carey supervising engineer OF the county
r.ru is willing to accept fixed salary lot HIS Set
,oo. nrovidcd his clerks and draughtsmcn are Pi'u
-, tho county instead of percentage upon '''c '"H
81 ,hc work done under his direction. lie proposes
., .cpd a communication the matter 70 inc i"''"
of supervisors
rho nov ferrvboat Whitehall will be placed on inc
Hamilton Ferry line on Monday.
r,,o Pow Aucusta f. Stctson has been installed
,nr 81 tho church of Christ Christian scieht'u'
,,hich meets in Aurora Grata 'a'hco'ai 0"' '
coed, the Rev. +. r. Mason, OF ho'toh'
Further evidence was taken before n'''" ',,
,o,,ri..oncr Bellows yesterday in the charge Oh III
rcpting n bride made against flcrFc ~, o,rn
Ward foreman. Mr.. Par,cllS was examined III h'' Wv"
,n,t and denied emphatically that he had ever IT,
ooi,cd watch from the Rcmingtons' father ana SON.
,rno sorted that he accepted it for getting ''o
'',,,,oor remington "A place in the Navy Yard
Mrs. F. MARITIME Of No. 300 Cumberlana'S'. W." -, ."
scvcnty. eight years Old becnmc Lady ir'eh,'"eu ~
fire in the house Yesterday forenoon anu ''"sn
to escape danger By fleeing TO the 'e'l''' n ,ra.
n,sco,crad after time BY two fremen' anu wa" was
,,rona,ed nv smoke, but revived when brought
W., in the fresh air. The fire caused loss Oh aoou'
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY FEELS ITS DISGRACE
Patrick j. Gleason. Mayor OF Long lSiahd wy
received u view visitors in his cell in the Queens County
Jail Yesterday. The coll is ten by twenty fect anu
there is a small table in the room aud four chairs
On tc left there is an iron cot, which completes inc
furniture of the The Mayor tried 10 make lS"'
of his imprisonment, and said that he would ra'hcr
spcpd five years I'm the cell for assaulnC man WINE
in a passion than to be confined there one DAY l'r
stealing public money. The cell he occupies rs Tue
one in which Mayor De Bevolse was confined ior
three wears after being convicted CT msappropr'at
ING a large amount Of the citys funds: The Mayor
has received number of presents consisting OF DaSRe's
Of fruit. etc. . . 49,, ..,,,, WAN, ~,
At the MAYORS Office in the City Hall things went on
the same as the chief executive was present. Wien
il wa, necessary to submit documents TO the MAYOR
they were sent TO him by messenger me e'pec,a
residents of the city feel keenly the diSgtace
bronrht upon the place by the Imprisonment INT
nf jt> chief magistrate. Last night IL was w
nounccd that y->tate senator Edward +. faGln:
The Gleason candidate for ASsemblynal III ,hc Iid
District of Queens County, had withdrawn; ne sald
ne had been nominated without his knownog e.
Laurence McEntee has been nominated ior tne o'"0c
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KINGSL..AND.

SIZE FOJ-ND THE MONEY UNDER 4 CARPET.
Six months ago Mrs. Agnes lI"wcnN moved INTO
little cottage near The Passaic FLYER, in kintSiind.
and purchased from the outgoing tenant, Mrs. Burke,
who is also a widow a rag carpet If home manu-
facture that lay OF the floor Of the dlnirCr)om ON
saturday when Mrs. IIowcll> raised The carpet 10
heat the dust out Of Il she { uHd under it N"ll'W
envelope confirming the Photograph Of woman ana
five pulpy $50 bills Mrs Eurkc. who stu lives III
the neiChbnrlood Of her old home. quickly heard oil
This discovery and claimed the property. She Haid
That when she laid the carpet. year ago she put
her picture and her savings under II. she SphNe
nuentlv forgot where >h' had hidden IA" envelope.
Mrs. lIowc'l> >iv> ii" ha> u" to,c'l'n !" ElNi'o
Wr. Jlurhc the pl rtph, Which. however, Sic ~
.crts l. evidently not her.. a. II rprNcht" W"h't"
with Roman nose. while tn" claimant - ilN,N ofIal
Has a denc..ion nf outline The money she proposes
10 keep for herself. Her proposition does not sul
Mrs Burke and she threatens L have the othcr WHO"
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

the theft Of postage stamps worth about 81 100 came
up yesterday in q police court. Burtis confessed his
guilt and held for trial. lIoag was discharged
All articles left over from the fair lately held in
aid Of the Mission of Our Lady Of the Rosary will be
sold this evening at The Cathedral School Hall. East
Finetl-st. between Fourth and Lexington aves.. at
30 o'clock Among the articles are valuable
piano and $50 in gold
The Commissioners Of Charities have not been able
as yet to take final action in regard to Lawrence, the
nurse In Bellevue Hospital, who assaulted patient
in his charge Tuesday. They have asked the
officers OF the training school in Bellevue Hospital to
investigate the matter When the officers report 20
the Board the Commissioners will decide what they
wi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY
HEBREWS ASK FOR POLICE PROTECTION.


HEBREWS ASK FOR POLICE PROTECTION.
The murder OF Joseph Jacobs, Of No. ZIG lienry-st
New.York, by n Jersey City hoodlum on October H.
while he peacefully walking up Railroad ave. mas
stirred up the Hebrew population In Jersey CITY, a
committee representing Isaac Ephraim and be'n
Israel congregations, Jersey City Lodge. n .
b.. and hudson Lodge, /. o. o.. F., had con-
ference with Sheriff Davis Tuesday night to devise
The best method to protect Hebrews being moieSted
Tie sheriff promised to consult with the police ohcs
and the different municipalities aud to 40 AL ne roum
TO that Hebrews more DISTURBED n.i t otie
20 Capture the Soodium Who Killed jacobs
WHEN TIE BOoKMAKER WAS TO RUN.
William Dahl the defendant yesterday III SUIT
to collect $3.50 brought by Jacob Witterschcin Inc
plaintiff said the debt was for money loaned 10 Da,.
The defendant told the court that on January 10
Witterschein asked him to go into the bookmaking
business at Gutenberg and Clifton Wterschcn made
the proposltlon that after the had begun Dahl
WAS TO stand at the gate and II certain horse won
Dab, WAS 10 rln away with the money and cheat the
customers II the horse lost the race tlen Dam ana
Wtterschen were to continue the business Dam
said the under which they od DuslneSs was Svott
Is Co lie said that the money loaned by MtterScnel
vas used I'm this business. The jury fallec 10 agree
and a new trial will be had
A petition Is being circulated for signatures asking
for the pardon Of Nelson H. Coykendall. who was
sentenced laST June 10 term Of nine months at the
pcnjteutiary. CoyKcndall was convicted OF having
con, pre1 TO dcir4ud the second National Bank. Ill,
sccomplicc, John II. Van Loan. who was one OF the
clerks in the b;nk, fed to Canada, where he now Is
The Hudson County Liquor Dealers Association
met last evening and decided to accept the recon-
mehdations OF the Executive Committee OF the Stac
ASSOCIATION and To indorse the Democratic Rings
nominations in Hudson County.
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ORANGE.

The fifth annual meeting % the sunday school In
stitue OF the Protestant Episcopal Diocese If Newark
wa, held ycc-'rlay afternoon and evening. Thcr"
were about 200 of the sunday >choOl workers OF III"
diocese present The conductor of the institute was
the Rev. Floyd ". Tomkin>. Of Hartford. Conn.
Papers were read by the Rev. Henry Morton aud the
Ecv. Alfred A. Butler. Of New lOrk the Rev. Charles
j. Holt of Fordham. " y. the Rev. Robert ;. Carlin
Of bloomfield. " j.: tlP Rev. +. MARION Nc Mister Of
Elizabeth " j.: the Rev. William Puram. of south
Orange: the Rev. Pascal Narrower. of West Me-"
brighton. y. y. and the Rev. Richard Hayward. OF
Upper Montcair y. J.
Mrs Kelly of south Orange. gave a luncheon at her
home in south Orange Yesterday To thirty five of
lprf Ficud,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
NEWARK.

The first reunion OF the "3tlI Regiment. New'er'"y
Volunteers. held yesterday in the rooms of Line I'm
Post, q. \. Il. a permanent association was f'rmci'
with Frank f.. Taylor president. Ira Carmen ana
Lawrence Farrell vice presidents, General Fay Nccic
tary and Augustus Du>enl ury treasurer. y TG mchla
Glnner followed the meeting.
The Tax Board yesterday. after an nvc,tgai'oh OF
tlc statements Of financial institutions, found ilGa
,axsbc property worth more than hall million dClla"s
WAS not assessed for taXc> The Beard expects I" lind
orc million Of additional valuation TO be added 10 the
assessment.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.
in his place.

BRU NSWICK-EXC congressman r. u. huSu'i' =" -i'7
..chr.ct.. CLAREND Vicente G. Quesada Are'n'
Tin. Minister at WASHINGTON Erncsto Bosch, Secretary oil
the ArgrI.tinc Legation. and John Newell OF 'h'apo.
FIFTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charles ii. sawyer "
Ncw.Ilan.lshirc. and Allen W. Ihnihlh' OF UNIV ~
SLY Admiral s. T. Garter, L. =. Navy, ana ''1H'
,,,,roc H. Williams OF Indiana. l1OFFMAN-JudH' t
/ uiIlyrr OF Washington. NlCTORlA-ReNeidy Johnson,
=, baltimore WINDSOR-Daniel y. Lockwood oil
nnGalo and Erskinc NJ. Phelps, OF Chicogo.
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~ y Golf detailed the work done t. secure poh'o
,.a,rnrs She said that Mayor Chapn receiver .''o
committee cordially. before his re'ccc'i"h' o". 'o
oftcrward and told how the Aiderhr" ''"u 80
the proposition, and the Board OF Estimate i''N sbo
". ,..rnriotc any money to pay the maronS >ho
J., .,,o, tbe MAYORS Of Brooklyn ard New YORK
san INV, nonsiblc Tor the failure to put the law III
rati, n Thc use Of narcotics ana SMOKING o'e"'
", zoe wcrc also discussed.
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JUST IMAGINE |!

A SHOE THAT REQUIRES 40 BREAKlNGINl
WHAT \ BLESSING IT 81 Ell.
YOl' NEED NOT HAVE mi SLIGHTEST SIS
PICIo% THAT YOr ARE WEARING NEW SHOES If
YOr WILL BE PATIENT tt SELECT >TCIi AS ARE
or \ rl; PEI: FIJI Fol: LLNrTH AND WIDTH IN MY
''TRi -I:.FOEM" LINE or SHOES. BI:AI. IL MIND.
HAVE ABB NDANCF or VARIETY IL LENtrI!iS ANr
WIDTHS AND DIS iIu,NT nIGAPE TpES TO FIT
ANY FOOT FOR DIMENSION. AND EVERY MIND
FOR IDEAS AND PREFERENCES.
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ELIZABETH.

rhree stores in Morri>ave. on Tuesday night we're
raidcd by thieves who carried of lot of coniecti"n
ery and whcc!wrghtS tools. They tried 10 effect
an curarc" INTO the clothing store uf the tNr""cr OF
Poor Captain LutI but the inside iron hcetg "i The
door folcd their plans.
The Board OF Directors OF the NPwJcr>"N AErl
cultuai society Will not declare dividend tiH> year.
lut will eNpcud the prot> the last fair ih imprpv!n.
fhc GROUND, Of the association 81 WavcrlN and Will
IuiId a new ;r;tld>tand much Larger than III"
present one. There was surplus of about - 900
lett after paving the expenses IN" fii:. which
The most successful held in some years.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
PLUMED ARTILLERYMEN AT DRILL
A FINE EXHIBITION By LIGHT COMPANY tx"
on TIE PARADE GROUND.

ON THE PARADE bROI No
The Parade Ground at the southwest corner OF Pros
pect Park was the OF an excellent drill ycstcr
day afternoon by Captain J, W. Dcnbaci. Of Light
Battery OF the lst United states Artillery. A
temporary stand had been erected for the guests Of the
officers and by O'Clock the spectators numbered 5000
or 1000. The Odd Regiment. y. G.. ;. " y, sent
guard consisting Of two sergeantN three coporal' and
two files from each company. under command OF zap
tain DC Forest with ieutcn;nt> Joseph Hull and Whit
ncy as subaltcrnS, for the purpose OF guarding the
grounds but the crowd gave them no trouble.
Principally at p III. Captain Dillcnbark entered The
grounds at the head Of his battery with Lieutenant
w. T. Van Ness commanding the first section. Lieu
tenant Fred Marsh the second section Lieutenant q. W.
Burr chief of line Of cai>,On. and siAtyfve rank ana
file. The battery might justly be called the bay
battery Us all the horses are OF that color, and
wel-traincd lot Of horses they are. The get-np OF
the men faultless. The scarlet plumeS OF the
men were in striking contrast to the autumn leaves
and the green grass. The men put through
nearly every conceivable movement, wheeling In full
battery line and sections. in open intervals and in
close intervals, at the walk trot and galop without
error. always keeping an excellent alignment. There
was then Il short halt during which the Artillery Band
played. The second part OF the drill was firing pIic
tice blank cartridges having been issued. The men
changed the direction Of their fire With great quick
ness limbcrlng up aud taking up new positions as
snarty any artillery in the world The spectators
thoroughly enjoyed the whole drill.
Among those present were Colonel LOOMS l.. Lang
DON commanding the lSt United states Artillery, and
Mrs. Langdon; Major John =. Egan and Captain Col
Ton. United states Artillery: Captain Mcck"r Marine
Corps: Colonies Appl. ton, Michel. Richards, rrow
lidge, Partridge. Joseph f. storey aud J. -. Troth
ingharn Majors Alderman, VI. ID. FAIR, e. f. Waters
Rand C. r. Silkmnn and Perrcin. Park Commits sioner
G.. V. Brewer. The battery returned to Fort ilamh
80 p. the horses rather tired as the ground
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NEVIS
po,rorN NEWBORN. ...wEDNESDAY. OCT. 90. 1891
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
STEAMER Majestic tBr, Pnrsell Liverpool Oct 10 oneens
,o,n ID mdse and passengers TO Bruce lsmay AT
,,yrd at the Bar 1T ii. oO m 49,, x-, o.,,,
hs,"on,rr W isconsin tBrJ Worfali, Liverpool octi
H. with and passengers To Cnderhill
Co y.,.,. tu,, t,.,,.r.o, C,,.y,v oct ia
Move H. with mise and passensersi Austin baldwin 10
"S,esn,er lonsr tser). Grundnsnn. Bremon Oct with
,.s 10 Fuuo Edye Co Arrived at tho Bar at $50
STEAMER Lnuen (Br Brown. savoba Dot j. In balast 10
,,sster Arrived at tho Bar At SPIN a.
Steamer CITY Of Alexandra Hanscn Havana days WIN
mdse and passengers 70 jas Ward Co. Arrived a. the bAt
At IGb Y m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

ON TRIAL FOR KILLING Ills BEOTIERINLAW.
The trial cf Jane, Irving l;annon FIR the n.uld'r
Of Daniel j. McNirhul> 1T no. III lludNonav". on
June L. 1870. was begun Yesterday in the Court Of
Sessions before Judge Moore and Aso'atc justices
CoIraldy and MCMahJn. McNich0s WAS Ealhon'-
brothcrin-lsw. aud the day Of the shooting Ian
non who wa, separated from his wife, went T. hcr
fathers house TO Src his child. Will" talking with
his father in law the brJthcr-n-law APPAREL and
I,annon shot him in the chest. hcNclo> died The
following DAY Evidence in regard to The shooting
wa, given by Bernard NcNichol.. the father Of the
dead man County Ply ,cidn shepard. who mad" the
autopsy and the policemen who arrested Hnnon.
The defence will be heard 10 day.
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SEVERAL NEW CHURCHES BEING BUILT.
Az APPEAL FOR BAPTIST INSTITUTIONS or

AZ APPEAL FOR BAPTIST INSTITUTIONS OF
LEARNING Is OR NEAR THE CITY.
The second days sessions Of the Long Island Zap
tist Association its twenty fourth annual meeting
in the Calvary Baptist Church were largely ATTENDED
Yesterday. The meeting Of the brooklyn branch Of
the wcmcn's Baptist iIomc Mission society preceded
the business Session. The annual report showed that
success had marked the efforts to raise fund, in the
course Of the year An Interesting address upon the
work Of women In the reformation Of the world was
made by Miss Mary g. imricttc, Of Chicago.
Moderator Eddy. wh).c parliamentary skill ELECTS
much praise from hi, fellow members Of the associa
ton, called the ds,Ociat ~ tO UNicr shortly after
= p. m. The reading Of the letters Of the clnrclcN
was completed. Nearly al reported spiritual and
financial prosperity. 4 number Of churches are
being built. and hundreds have lCen baptized within
the bounds Of fhc association. y summary Of the
letters will be prc-cntd liter. Address upon the
Interests If the MSsiDnar; Union. Home Mission -
cicy aud Publication society Of tho denomination were
made by their respective secretaries DrS. W. {. j..
RhOadcS and tho Rev. r. J. Whitaker spoke on the
work Of the Church Extension society.
1t the evening session DIS. " r.. Wood and r. H..
Iiull spoke upon educational matters. DR.. Wood de
IlOrcd the lack Of Baptist schools and colleges in
and around New-YOrk aud brooklyn. where p0pu-
laton OF 5000. 900 gathered lie denounced the
" STEM Of teaching boys soon As out OF knee
brooches to worship the almighty dollar" and girls
a. their dresses covered their knees 10 wOr-
ship the almighty matrlm"ny.' DR.. II. ;. Lloyd
spoke for the Interests Of Colgate University. Dr..
j. =. Gubcman spoke for Rochester University.
Resolutions were offered by the Rev. J. e. Allen.
urging the establishment OF a series of Baptist In
situations on Long Island. The association Will con-
cludc its sessions to-day.
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lie WENT TO a HOTEL To KILL HIMSELF.

4 man went to browns Hotel, at No. 1I' Washing
ton-st on Monday, and secured room, registering a.
IT, DRYER. Nothing was srcn o MIN after he w''nt Ia
fine room, and Yesterday afternoon the door bokcn
opeu The man vas found lying deal with pistol
shot wound I'm his forehead and British bulldog
revolver In hi, right hand. lie had evidently died
instantly. The man dressed in dark clothes. and
Ina, light hair aud q light r!ustache. lie l. five feet
nine inches In height. and about forty years old
Drcyer was identified ali empl0yc OF the clothing
firm Of Robertson ~ Kaufinan OF NO. DO Broadway.
New York.
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Steamer Raleigh Ittlee!d Darien with lumber to South
brooklyn Nawmih Co.
Steamer city OF Atlanta West Point Va with mdse
steamer Lucy Miller Stubs Bangor. with mdse pas
sengers to ii Smith Co.
sUNsEr-wind Sandy Hook. light; f. fair
AtCity lsland-Wind light 81 c0uiy
CLEARED.
st.amer Edam tDtch) Stenger Amsterdam via Bouogne-
Stesmcr Chester Obj. ToIlc. Amsterdam sturzburg
Steamer Bermuda tBr) Fraser. wndward Islands p
steamer Smcaon Tower Br GOliree. 81 Johns PIP. &c
Miller. Bull d 90.
Steamer Jamaica, Thompson ST Ann Fay G Vessels d
Steamer Saratoga Leighton Havana and Cardenas
Steamer Cnmai RISK Galveston e II Ma lorv d 60
Steamer civ of Birmingham Berg savannah Il l. Walker
Steamer Algonquin. Mckee. Charleston amt Ja k~nNio
Steamer pn%nee. Trioou wilmington. NC-wmP Clyde
& Co -, ,,,.-..- -.
Steamer Wyanokc Boar. Norfolk and F'chhon"-oi" DO
STEAMER Alscnborn. Lewis Bimore !! G. Foster
steamer Cottage lty Bennett Portland fi"rlo iiaL
Shlp Elizabeth ColCord san Francesca prar'nrh 20
Bark rcppina (tal. ScirDati. Alexandria ~ Par'
ker & Co. c,,rn
Bothna Branaie aud city Of Berlin tor Liver.
poo Travc Bremen NOur,land AMI IA lleI. Antwerp;
Cona Galveston; Nae ,ocr savannah Algonquin Charles
ton WyanOge, Newport News
ship 'rotton Hall, Tor Calcutta
Barks IA lghlants. far Shanghai; NivON. Honolulu
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 22,Arnvei steamer Vera Hicr,.
sClILY 2l-Passed steamer Rugia Oirrl. kopn from
New.Yorx un her way 10 Hahburg
0IRUAIrAK oct 20 Passed. steamer Lrtimbro ItaO, III
Marco froi Mediterranean ports her way |" New York
PERM Oct 20pass". s'ramer Glcnorehy Brl Ferguson
sIEZ oct ARRIVED. steamer GienavUn (Br). Jacobs
from Manila. &c. on her way TO Now.fOrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

TO FORM a CIIAUTATQUA STATE CONVENTION.
Plymouth Church filed last evening with dele
gates from the various ChautauQua assemble, Of tn
state, met to organize state convention. and WITH
members Of the twenty seven Cnutauqua circle, com
pr sing tn" brooklyn CEautauqua Assembly. DR..
r. = Padingon. president OF the latter presided aud
Miss &. =. Teal acted a. secretary. An address OF
welcome made by Tie Rev. Howard = Bis in tn
a,.rncc Of Dr. Abbott. Tho Rev. james Ostiandcr
,po.c ~ crgt upon The BENEFITS aud Possibilities
Of city Organizations, and The Rev X. II. BO,wUr,h
upon "ClI#utaHIua and the Home" \ committee
composed of Mrs.. " Horace Gillette. Ernest p. Bro X.
the Rev. Il. II. Ellsworth. Mis-, G. r. Coffin and Miss
f. :. llanIaWay appointed to draft plan 70"
ucr:uancut urgaHiGtiun. Tie convention will con.
lime i'm mi, afternoon and evening. Bishop
Vincent Will .;."ak>tn> evening upon " thautaudui
and the Church,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

HAS TIE HrB A CINCINNATI cRiTlc'
From The Boston Traveller -.. - soo
r.. worth going to the symphony conccr'I ut ~ Iy
,,,n ,rtirs Of the new kcttledIum Pia!ci ' -
,!nor%e there's method In his madheS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

For I,oyntons celebrated furnaces. hot wat 81
.,o,s baltimore heaters and ranges 20 70 70
hea@@TssS, 4 FVENACE CO.. 90 and 20 Water'st.
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Announcements.

Luxury FOI TOURISTS.
~ Ivon's Perfect Tooth Powder IN rneIa' os viva
Dl rnycosiring tube. Neat and portable % Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
....s sls o. Moon sets 0b2 Am Moons age 10
mon wArKk
4 u-sandy Hook. 300 Gov Island SID Hel! oate pig
= N-sandy HOOK. 3:ij Gov Island 3Ji Nell oAee o'Z>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
MADAME DIS DEBAR IN BUSINESS AGAIN

Madame Dis Dcbur, the spook pricsteS>. WIN recent
" returned to this country disguised a nun. ha,
sought fresh fields and pastures new By ahvcr
Using herself as follows "Dis Dehar 136 Carlton
ave Private sittings daily from 8 to 4. Picture,
and independent written communications. spirit
life demOnSt rated
She saws she will make brooklyn her home here
after and prUfeSscs To have a decoration from the
Pope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

,,r Yor TROUBLED WITH CBAPrFD HANDS
rae Cornclls Benzon Cosneuc So'p NO '
Is cnts cake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

FErIT STAINS. =,
,,,h Food COMPANY + Gluten Soap removes them u
ti,h avenue and all drugTlst>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

A NEW COLLAR.
"E. W." Shoshone. "E. q W.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, M. u,
80 WEST 18Th ST. ,,- o..,.
n..a.e, OF the Nervous System Gcntoi iheiI organs
In Impotence and StcriiitJ' 'o''' o '" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

LAYING THE BLAME At TIE MAYDk'S DOOR.
The convention OF the Kings County Womens
Christian Temperance Union ended III the Lewis
Avenue Conversational Church yesterday. Mrs. II.