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stated viz.
James Keeney, Mary Keeney. 65 20
Martin W. MeTTiman. q ~
Patrick Langhlin. = s ns
sfsss-a,sss no,1Frnn John ponecan GI 2s
ParT3cl shaw IaTy shay 6I $
49, rsrs,.as,e wSchari t,auaraane. G1 -
jeremiah Sullivan, " =
Patrick HarTigan, y -
Hugh Murphy, y y
John I Tierney, Patrick TSerney. 81 50
Ann II Emery u. Samuel r. Blatchley
* c. c. Blhtchley Esi- y. 81
Ellen Conway, - -
Thomas Morris, Mary Morris, 81 gs
John T. Byrne. % ~
Susan a fitzpAsriel, Mzry J. Fizpai-
samuel r. Blatchley. esa. c. C. Batch
ley, s. r. Blafchley. ex'r.. 8
Michael Andrews az @
James Hayes. - ~
Patrick G. Brown. ll1 =
james EyerhaTI. Margaret Everhar1, 81 g
John Canning, " =
Elizabeth Boehnl, 5s 50
ley, ~ w
| Michael Callahan, Mary Callahan, 50 50
/ Mary Nottingham, 6i Is
si,7s s.
In Court of Common Council. read. accepted.
order passed and assessments ordered laid as re-
Approved Aug. IL. $500
HENRY r. PECK, Mayor.
Payable Sept. -, lsa0.
true copy of record Attest.
EDWARD DOMNES.
L Nua.wnaa
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The Republican State ticket and the Re
publican platform are received with general
Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-19
gn,1rma1 aird Courier.
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DNE THING LACKING.

From The Washington Post
lovn ~ my district the story BEGAN. there
i.vod +iddl-r ho wanted To become politician.
De- mis- appointment -ul 'l'' tor WIN" iu
oar ,ouu.r,. %. au- a man Who can make speeches.
lui f,p whom IYdu tdu Noi Wei. ms Young
lgi1..- maker started oar to Wik" SPECIFIC, Iad he
ended l. campaign n fine Democratic stronghold OF ;h'
district.
The lau vhi,, n" had hired wa too mall. and h'
went ouf under "a uJh tree prepared. d- Dee SAYS. 10
.h,l. t a.uri-. lu the flu"t Tow Of III" crowd >it
Nf,nf Elul fh- uril Vrh'r of m" D"Uu'i 1iI' Hook
IN. ,uut,ur orator We vastly pl'a.cd. IF can
mate geo impression Gre MAJOR b" -ah. 'mN political
fortune g. made.
NGci % great display Of "''i"rl'al Fireworks. dur
tr- ,.h Pee kept h,, ~" uu ih' Major D. descended
en- thr mprovi>rd platform "n the -ide nearest me
Nii.r 90 hn. much 80 ul- d'slt. Dee, h"u"d Ia lnnl.
81 have heard the -rc1tc-i orators. said the Major
am u..,r. before d,d 500 tia lire OF clouu"noc
Lipdl.d d. 10 wa In your cYc> today -'
ooh thlu, Nou -.ud Dee ilI,huc orator.
-- And tuur g.~ti,Ulltlon~ were perfect. II !
i,,d Icon deaf -houd have understood All that You
-lid
Il ann d~l,ehtad.' murmurcd me- >addlcr
Md yotr voice mG~ical ~ deep toned
-Ior Gl,trr me- Major. Interrupted HE listener
ag.,iI- Won Halter me
"'Nud il Won onh had some ids'-. Young man con
cudoi il, Naior Nith crushing emphasis. 'lu-t som"
id.r. Won would beat The world
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commander Josiah Kburn, 5 v G. samuel , vi W
! Y e: solomon W. llutchings. chaplain MaIia aIa :
pritchard O. NJ: James Williams. surgeon fn,n ,o
Dawson. q. d.. Alfred lee cunt -. ~: 49, viii
state encampment Charles ". Mckee altciIs.c ,i,
lam Johnson delegates to memorial commit IL, n,
j. iIuchn, JOSIAH kilburn and Charles IT, Inoiipotd
alternate. samuel ". Carr Francs r. pt"S"" '''
william ii. Pricharl. . "a, ~ .ons ~ com
r,,dc, Of >tcnwcir Post. No. 1872, have eie.'" r"
following officers: Captain, j. O.. kuh-c M, -mhc
,nuaut l. i. Damnm9n. second Lieutenant - -n,o..,t
first sergeant j. W. Tc,chncr quarteimia ,,
a. Gnn,c. sergeant Of the guard. W. T. Imchler cor
pOraI of the guard g. +. Nclr. NuTscu' 81 ti,.ctnr
Tc,chncr: picket. GiialG II. Thorn mu-icai u'c''''
g.. -eden~t0ch. - r.,,L1v, b..
The Lacie, Aid. Hartford Post I aroih,im,, MI
elected these officers President Mr. AhtHoh3 ~
ger: vice pre- idcnt. Mr.. George w PaHn'r,
tury Mi, Annie Rodgers treasurer. Nlr>' hhJ%,;:i
T. Conn: couducrcss. Mrs. John j. DalicN 'h'P''';'
Ms f.. MCBre.ry. ,.. o,ion b.t,
Fnc1rpne. I 30. %. Union Veteran LeelOn' ne
elected the following officer, for 1851 'ol3leI ,"
handing Joseph A. Joel lieutenant colonel ucD ,
s. Cor ight: major John Phillip. Guarcfnmar'cf'
tus Ilprt: Surgeon Preston W. Wright w
tbe doy william i. Cramcr: chaplain, T. W. ltoDDlIs;
board Of tstee,-ThomaS H. smith h"nrE lar NV INV
c,yi. Richards, The cncampmcnt meets every HTsI
aud third Tuesday, - Union square
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1 wnR1Hr RENEflr coNCEKT.

,onccr, u in'rn-. worth and public interest VS. given
. fam, I,.tI ou ~,turf1y night for th" benefit ~ III"
T.4.ier.' Pension Fund TIE Thomas or'h's'r,. Mss
si.fu.itne u. N,r. Nine Itc'ha IlIoi-k' Wilhelm ana
~ ,nor ,afntar.r israshoi the programme" Nj Thomas
md nj. u were In good contributed % the even
,,. .,,,pent o., !,,ing tle following numbers PIE
md. tnoraI and tngur." Rach, "Nariaron~.' mozart
A.le.f. ITO from thr "Ilchth symphony Beethoven
- ,,,. .LtAre.iounr E1c'. "HuaGlran rhapsody.
~ a. I,.u ..N,i,r ~ ~ddng Bells" Straus, aud
..,y.a,.b.n.~ "Si.pr,i,d." 'E.dr u the Walkyf,.'
>Iyt,r Cou.pannl -iug BONANZA from Carmen most
,r.qltADs ana was compelled ~ ~ng one" NOR" tiAh h'
u.. lIlrd of. Nmr. laoi,a,- Wilhelm di-piy'd con
a,-n technique originality Ia PLAYING "itudF
Oh foru- d, Nil-- Dos ~liu'>1'ns. hNi ~h~ coma "'
,.,Ift.u fU. Same IN" plane thit
.fe nd ~ nr- beg perform an" a. NhnI' wa uneven
ft.,f .a.IuA cftGat' i'aturr- Miss 10 eye
...of.f - the performance hurried ride nom "a"
rtr, llu Dp"r, uo',r ana iu spite oi her long rN'n'
tny.- 'ort -ulg ruInf'f fh" ara shadow Din'r h>
No,.yle.f vr9rlu"-~ only trcasiounf. 81"
Vac ,uiIu,ia~ficIl.t d., aiIfd
,n. rua r.. .t,.ird ur several hundred dollars.
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NEW YORK CITY

The Volunteer Fircmcn's Association will attend
Trinity church in a body, IN fatigue uniform or cit
iyen,' dress, on New Years Eve, 20 hear the ringing
II the chimes.
Al,nzo r. Decker secured order from Judge Beach,
in the supreme Court, Chambers. on saturday rcGuir
ing the Board Of Governors of the loboken Turtle Clu1
10 show cause why they should not rcinStac him The
order was secured by Dill. Chandler Il seymour and
i, rcturnablc on January >. Mr. Decker was formerly
treasurer OF the club.
The County Cavan Association. which contributed
800 to the Irish Famine Fund, has added 1900 more
senator william l.. Brown is TREASURER
News from sandy Hook yesterday Indicated that the
branded schooner Nell ,,n TraSk wunld be broken
ND by the waves which are pounding her with great
force.
The annual report Of the New-lorR Mothers Home
~ the sister, ~ M>ercOre shows receipts during the
wear Of a43613 Of which sl33 300 n loan, and the
expenditures $23d0i.
The Young Men, Institute Of America is the latest
catholic society to De established. 1t has ALREADY 100
hrancnc, Throughout the country, and It's motto Is
Faith. Falhcrland and Fracrn.ty.'
George W. johnson. colorcd. arrested on Hatur-
day night bv Detective Valley at his home, No. l26
West Twenty seventh It. Last Tuesday the house OF
Jane, BarGc, broker 81 40. - West Thirty fifth St.
wa, entered by = sneak thief and clothing and cwelry
valued ~ $1,000 stolen. Tie robbery was traced
- johnson. The pawn tickets Tor the Sl"icH gums
wcr, found IN hi, possession and tho property vi" be
recovered.
\ memorial slab Of white marble IS to be erected III
II kcnc.', Eomtn Catholic Church. in East Forty
thrl-t in memor, Of II, former pastor. Father Mac
dowalI who during h, life one of the most pop
Mar priest, ~ th, archdiocese.
some driver, employed by r-tail firms made com
Portable -um, Of money extra last week by charging
the recipient, ~ Christina, gifts for the delivery OF
them.
Coroner Ferdinand Levy delivered lecture last even
ing l.f,r. the Russian America Hebrew Association
a. 80 ~ Eat Irladwav. on The jew aS "a CITIZEN
special meeting II The Board Of Education viii be-
held iii, afternoon ~ O'Clock. II Will be the IaS
meeting ~ the INari this year.
tn. gold watch NJ The fair IN aid Of Tic Roman Ca'h
Ollie Church II the Assumption FOR the most popular
v.rns woman iu charge Of table Wa, won hy Mis-
Mamie DuJcclnau.
Tho Ariou society IS making great preparations for
T., Svl,c.tcr evening dinner and ball on Now Years
Eve
The Feast ~ ~ John the Evangelist va' celebrated
Yesterday with elaborate ceremony IN The church "i
that name The Rev. Dr. John +. Woods preached
The ,irht ~ woman reading newspaper IN a."
oo,f ted train is gc'u; - be such common ono tm'
= mo- longer attracts attention.
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TO NELL Old UIR-TESSELN.

THE navy DEPARTMENT ASKS FOR BIDS ON
THEN
The Navy Department has asked for bids for four
OF the wooden vessels Of war; of the single turre
monitors and three Of the tugs which have been con
Congress. which Limits the cost Of repair, to 20 pr,
81 The original cost # these vessels, II viii drop
ON the register five um-cIvicrablc vessels, ami al
Thai will be left OF them will be excellent war record
of each. and such material a. can be utilized by their
purchasers. In fact, ii i, probable that within sl1r,
time ancl these bids are opened they advertised
10 be March - next. they will H. utilized n coal
lulkS. or ice broken up that the iron. copper and
brass ia them may De- used for other purposes. The
vessels go be sold the third rates BIoOhIyn .,
,ipcc. Juniata and QuinncbaEs: the monitor >lugu,
and tie tuC> specdwell, Pilgrim. and Rescue.
The kiUo,lyn built by Jacob Wcstervelt. at
Green Point in Los. and first brought into D. ON
mcnce the beginning Of the civil War when Captain
adams. her commander refused T. obey General scott,
order 10 land tro.p, at Fort Pchcu,. ON March IL.
l-Gl. upon The ground that would be violation Of
the armi>tcc which had been entered into WITH IN.
Confederate leaders She Wa also tha ucN vessel in
line t0 the iar.f.Ii when Admal Fliraaut'> u1drou
vent successfully up The Mississippi River In i-G.
Her value is appraised AZ $1,000.
The JUnata built dt thr Philadelphia Nav, Yard
30 l-c3. and Gid good service tlr u-huIt the wal @
pec.aly Oh Charleston in January and February l,Ga
,h' was the ves> which, IN command oi Capt,in now
Eeai Admiral u. J.. Efainc, went to the Arctic in ls7:
ia search of the pOar> lost Ou the expedition uun,
which Lcutendnt> de Long and Clpp saw their IN :,
Arciic service. she l. valued al $4,000 onS ia,
OSslpce waS bui.t At the Portsmouth Navy lard m
l-pl, ana Inc Vulnncbdlg was rebuilt the NV ora
Navy Yard IN ISL. Both have >een long and r,nt
service. The ale appiai, d at $1,000 aad $1,000
The >ausu> i one 81 the monitors bnilf duriht H.
war, aud did p.CUUUs service ON the amc. n,cr b.
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TIE Hebrew O1'arn Asylum society," vii! hold it,
twelfth annual reception on New Year, night 1T 40.
$50 NcDonCugh -.
The Christmas donations T. the Brooklyn Nursery
and Infants, Hospital viii bc received 81 80. J0G
Icrkimcr-t. tli, afternoon.
The new SUNDAY -~chopl building Of rlo James Method
80 Episcopal Church. at Reid ave. and NOnr IT,. va
dedicated yesterday. Nddrc-Sc, were made bv tn
pastor. She E'@. jones Moni- ,m"ry. and other.
The EeOJ!yn Tugli Ncrcu held y, animal Christina.
festival last evening at 80. 300 Court i. MI the
children IN the clmul'lic school gwen present Is,
aud Man i.thcc, behalf of The children. presented
the Instructor Julius Cn-e. with handsome watch and
chain.
The Rev. Dr. Lcaudcr T. Chamberlain occupied the
pulpit o. the Ca--Ou Prc,b, tcran Church fo
Che last time pastor yesterday. lie is f. engage
in work for the Evanccc;l Alliance.
The Associated A;uun1c Of Packer In,titute viii
hold ten for the benefit of their - fund the in
,titute tomorrow afternoon.
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PL,AINFIELD.


Two affair, IF social importance are announcer I"r
the coming week. ON Tuesday cvcrin| ih' FIHnH'h
Choral Society VIII give IL opening concert I"r "'
sea son. The orstorio Elijah VIII DC suns i" INC
first time i'm Plu'cld on this ocoa-i"r IN N"du"'
do, ovo,i,,r thc kc,e of the fine new home Of the
Jriou Comfy Country Club vii be delivered over
10 the club officer, by the building committee. me
formal dedication Of the club house will be followed
bv "A ball. the patronc>Ncs Of which are the leaders
of Planncld society.
The member, Of the Crescent League. Planicd''
popular athletic organization. have decided - I"lu
The structure formerly occupied 10y the chm wa,
burned down la~l ~prluc The new buililhb VIII
III completed early IN February.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

state senate Committee Cities, Part II, Supreme
Court. II y. m.
Examination OF w. II. Buttner, Jefferson Market Po'
lie" Count
Eoard OF Education. Grand and Elm sts.. p M
Ladies DAY. Alpha Delta Phi Club, No. 2G6 Fifth
ave. To D. m.
Tamuany General Commit %" evening.
I.ctur, BY George Makepeace Towle, Brooklyn !nsti.
tut. p IN.
Cnr,-tmas celebration Leske and Watts Otphanage.
evening.
Concert Of the Fr.t Colored Military Band, No. 40
: NtlIyc.. : 30 p.
Annual reception OF New-York Lodge. Masonic Temple.
ey' ming
Athletic games 9th Regiment Armory. p. m.
Christmas Of the Chinese Sunfayschoo Church
II tn Strangers, p. NJ.
NJ cling, OF Bap Isl preachers and Reformed pastors.
nd1aiHg.
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.NHIPPiNG NFgS
PORT OF NEW.IOkk........ ...S SUNDAY. DEC ~. 1890


steamer Hri Jeffrey uion p msc and
pa>s"r 10 w iIur, Arrived ~ ihe Bar Al Ia pm
'iir-irt rI Lewis. ItNrrppr bee l.
queenstown - wt m>r and passengers to Pctcr Wright n
steamer Lake Winnipeg tHri Casey. Li,crpool Zee e.
TO- win mdsc to larhcr a Arrived the Bar at
L.. IA.
steamer Exeter Cly r' Weiss. Br, ,ol Dec swansea
10 Win mdsr and Ia James Arkell h co
at tho ilar AZ Z -
Sfrauier Allrr Bremen Dec
aMpto 20 with n'tsr and passrugrrs 10 Oclrcls Co
Steamer Wrrk rndaui dbtcll baker Amsterdam Dec %
Bouin-us u and passengers Fuhch Edge
Arrived AT the Bar al IS
steamer Thomas Mel, Warwick Nedl
ttlbTnitar Dec mdse & 60
Arrived al the Bar at y 30 am
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the summer Of 1861 in the squadron h,sT corrodoS
80 sbe l. unfit for service Of any KIND. me opp
%ane bcns $500 only, which incudec her r,I nr"aby
1I,n o,ber thr, vessels, which are talS. VIII P ,
Ia 10 tbc highest bidder, regardless Of the aIlo"h'S
hid. 49,. . -. .o,.,r,oo, M the wooden
u ,,,n, ,ro i'm any way serViccable FOR sea- y u
l. believed that the best o. these ''hHo' can, Idct.,hlc
five wears at the most, ana mh>t H'''
reuair> 10 = 80 long.
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one HAS Too MANY. THE OTHER TOO FEW

James Kennedy. Of No. - Nayy.>t., has ono watch
too many Yesterday he reported = Captain Ea~on.
% the second Police Precinct, that he had found a
gold watch in his pocket the night before. and had no
know ledge a, 10 how il came there. The watch,
which j. a valuable one is IN Captain EaSon's hands
waiting owner.
ON the other hand. Patrick smith. Of No. $40 Liz
ugston st. has not watches enough. for he reports
lie Third Precinct Police that the night.
while asleep AZ Laurence Cunpinghsms, state and
smith SIS some ono took Ei, watch from hi, pocket
The two watches DO moi happen to have the same DE-.
.CriOfiOn.
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the FlS>r1r c0RNJ7rry q, vrrr ,c,,

The state senate Committee on cite. win moot tIt.
morning n Part II Of The supreme Court When the
commi'te" adjourned ON las Tuesday afternoon III.
street Cleaning department had been invc~fir, tod f.
g. Thought that Commissioner tatie viii bc recalled
10 'he W'thc>~ stand to tell why be- La, not mad.
mpIt 'H'Ci'al attempt q clean the SNOW from fhr
't.cN' TIE COMMITTEE" may also take up the District
attorney ONCE again and tie Police Department
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PUSHED HIS soX on A RED HOT STOVE.

Patrick CuIcy. fifty wears old, carpenter. living at
40 9f4 Atlsnc-avc. had quarrel with his wife early
Yesterday morning. His son John happened 70 come
ia and attempted TO act pcaccmakcr The father
objected 10 TINS, and pushed him 10 red hot
stove. John severely burned about the back and
hlp> iii, burns dressed hv Ambulance surgeon
Butler. and the father locked up on charge u IA
ioxca'iOn and assault.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE J.
Jersey CITY.

THE COST or REMOVING TIE snow
II ha. cost Jersey city about 800 - remove 'c
,,, from the ,iucpal business streets since me IT,
cent storm. The street and Water commissioner
never cause the street, to be cean"d during the "c''
except 10 remove snow after unu>unllN severe s'"''
The city ha, no appliance, 10 do the WORK anu ~ Ia
reason IL i generally given 10 idNOHtr '"'l.." '
The last lob wa given Ia the g. street .,
trtctor Henry Hyrnc, who put forty carts 70 "orN anu
realized a good profit.
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C,I2\NCil


The sloichinr in ;hc orange is finer than II has
been for many YEAR a.d the tr"ct and 'v"nur~ "cI'
fairly alive all day saturday AND Yesterday with ~
varetic, q stylish vcfe.. Every one that lad any
thing on rI.ucr- took advantage ~ The opportunity
acd the merry Jingle II tho .lc'shi"ll- sounded iar
h.
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A pRopo,rrIox TO ANNEX LAND.

Freebooter j. Martin Roll. Of Union County. has
given notice Of an intended Application AZ the newt
legislative session for tho passage ~ an aci :" t'
81 q portion Of the township Of Miiiburn. n E-''A
Comfy and annex il to the township ~ springfield.
n Union Comfy. Mr. Roll want, ~ macadamIlc the
poor road, on that strip ~ land. bus ID" cannot ~
oomp,h that until The property i tatcn int" mon
Comfy. E,-cN. il j, understood, viii oppose The
project.
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steamer Napier (Br, Iiarvey Medte,r'aesn Arrived
Palermo Drc . with mdst 10 IiltATi r'i'"'N"
AT l- Bar At 22g p IN D., -, prince ria
t.,rfh1gena net I.mou. win muse anu paSe"9''
pm F,rwopl Arrived At IA" ia AT -
s'comer Otinnco IBID Garvin Bermuda diys ~. ~ ~
and na.sencers 10 Outerrige Co Arrived a' 'o do"
scr Nucc-. Kiss Galveston days with mdse ana pas
srugrr. Ia II Mallory & q" - 49,. TO-, ! with n,,lse
and passengers to & n Mallory X -
STEAMER Roanoke. TImpHcrs Newport news an" ''''''
to Old Dominion - ~.
Cityot Atlanta. Dole, west Po'nt Va WIZ" '
Steamer Herman wnte Nicker.on. Boston, with md's'
II Diniock. $50.
SUNSET Wind a: sandy Hoph. fresh ny" GEAR
Al tIty i..nd-Wind iie.h. NV. cloudy
Arrived yesterday -, ..--,.-
SOLITAIRE sevail London - lays. with chalk 10 o'ue'
vessel - y - Dearborn.
SAILED.
,o,,-a HALEY for liverpool. North Erin. Le m Tower
MI London Elise MArir. H1rburg: Ar'nn' fo'I 'P''
,i,~,o Gulvrstnl. kaulwhI, Newport news
Il.os,,l,4l "a Long Island Sound
steamer. >ana Tor Sours Eicanora. Portland; DAocA
Boston.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
orrr~srOvx Pee Arrived steamer GaI.a DID f'r
gn.Cn from Now. YORK n"r w.y 10 Ilvrrn!"l , sooo
.ei lie amer BotinIa 8r Walt from II''l'o' "'''
YORK ,t-,.sf.,t fRel.,
Grant from New 1"rk
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Yorxc.rrRs rEEAE OPEN 4 COLLECTION nox.

-Four yOuug- icI~. all under ten years old. will De
arraigucd before In!icc Justice Walsh Adams
police this morning for breaking into TIE hospital
St;dIdav and sunday collection box at the New Yor
end ~ The HYoc Llyu bridge and stealing D., content,
Thcy arrested I'm Chcwv~i.. New York. on ~atur
day night by policeman. who cha -cd them from tho
Bridge. one 81 tir boys admitted the theft ana said
they took FIFTY twI cents. Tie otter, denied d.
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10 cnN.lnrr rIEcrRlc rrANcnl,Es.

An exciting meeting of the l.a,t orinr" To" ship
Committee j. expected t,.uicit - he new petitions
for electric franchise, Lv the Ncvark Passenger aud
Rand Transit compa'r- VIII com" NJ for ''i'i- ia"
n, icclin- IN the township running very high on i'
subject and ther, vii ic great turnout ~ the par
tt,an, Of The roads a q OF their oDponcnt'.
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FOR TIE EXTENSION or Nc. \. WORK.


4 large meeting W.. held yesterday ~ th" main hall
~ the Young Mem Christian Association g." coh,h"r
the eItcn.IOl Of The association work 90 bonn" and
abroad Addresses were delivered ly Richard {.
morse secretary - the Internal nal cor rii"c. ana
by Rohcr; H. NclIrucv. the general secretary 81 the
s-n.IN --rl-l -.--L -
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An ASSISTANT PASTOR INSTALLED.

The Rev H. X. Wick installed a. ASSISTANT
raStor of the WAYNE street Reformed 'hnrrh Ee,'cr
dsy. lie VIII a,,i>, the aged Rev Dr. Van 'I'cl III
his pastoratc DE- Van tlccf Is the Oldest pastor J" o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-29

TIRE ALMANAC.

rp-nNI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-29
AEF1IRS IN BROOKLIN.
FAD MANAGEMENT on An ELEVATED ROAD

DELAY Of THE LEXINGTON'AvE. LINE-A Crowd
TOLD TO 90 As THEY PLEASED
There was a good example Of inefficient management
ly ,bo MON Elevated Railroad Company on a tfdih
q, bich came down town. on the LcAingOn-avc me-
abor O'Clock last evening. In the first place the
Train WA, late and passengers, who had been WANING
Cor fen minute, mor'. had grown exceedingly ''"-
patient and had begun to shower imprecatloh> upon
The road ~ the time il left Reid ave the TWO cars
which composed filed, and some passengers
were standing. Few got of on the way u0Nh' "I''c
GOOD many got on The result wa, tina the rear half
Of the forward and The forward laf Of the rear
car were soon packed full The single brakeman
nleaJcd with them 10 move forward and backward
respectively. hut without much effect although in one
instance he enforced tn, appeal to the gentlemen
bv declaring tina; lady was freezing on the plat
form"
i'm, before reaching Navy ST.. where passengers are
tr,>f .lscd from aud to the Fulton Ferry uan> there
Wa a pause for TWO three minutes, and then the
Train drew ND 20 III, station. There big crowd
waiting get aboard and the brakeman soon lost his
Wit, in liz efforts 10 dispose Of il. D'>pair1n- OF
getting those standing in the aisle Of the last car to
nave back. he finally directed part oi thN cro"d
to 20 bach the door and let Themselves I'D. \
dozen OF fit 'en men and half a dozen women HIu
thor in che van opening the gate ana me door i"f
tncii~cV,> AID the OtI'r>. Ntcr lulc longer dcliN
he train frace%ded.
or c.ui,. ihct, wa, no gaicman al the gate 10
look Tor he pa>.cl and 10 sivc tn signal "hrn
All wcr' aboard. II an accident had happened under
Inc circumstances a. might easily have been the ct>"
here would have been doubt "f The responsibility
for il. This COMPANY has n,Ver under taken Ia provide
hrahcmeu for he rear platform Of il, trains. N on"
time the gates kept locked. bu that Is moi the
case now. tn result is that there j. constant
tcmpa ion for passengers 10 pass ont that way. and
sooner later somebody viii be prctiy likely 10 get