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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
THE PATRIARCH JOSEPH IS Az ENGINEER.

The free lecture by Cope Whitehou'c on Joseph
p, ,r,,rcb and Engineer. at the Cooper Union on
SATURDAY. night will give all those who choose 10 ava"
themselves Of this occasion the opportunity OK te7'7
the accuracy of observations Whlch nav "o.' I'I
ll,hcd in European newspapers ana s'.'"''", 49,,
,,.,.,Is fr several years. The deep dcpfe- ION
,,.o o>istcpce Mr.. WM:ehou-e predicted has been
ela,orntclv surveyed. and the silver mccall ol u'9
international jury at the Paris Exposition fa'Hes '
rcsults OF the Official survey or the ptaGJt' rSc
n. . r.searchcs there is no longer any dod.1. l'p
", i,cer,nc works OF the Patriarch Joseph, VIZ mo-
riSccrt water cour>e which stu bear ho nsiv
no h.glcd the commentators, viii DO dl-'u'scn -
Lie leciMrcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
LoED DUNRATEN MUST ACT
WHAT MUST BE DONE TO SECURE AN INTEl'NA'
TIoNAL YACHT RACE

WHAT MUST BE DONE TO SlCU In ~ ~
TIONAL YACHT RACE.
Recent dispatchcs have indicated that the Amsl,"
,, s,ricct again Lccus to be agitated by yachlsnc"
on the other side. Rumors Of all SORTS arc "i'"'N
about in Britain with reference to new Nec'9 uuIiH
for challcnccrs. Yet the negotiations ioi a''
national race are not far advanced As ivy VIZ
"a. ,.car when no race could be arranged lHe 'c"
month notice clause Of the new deed OF siu H"s' W
waived even now to make race poSSloie' anu w
conclusion must be that If any chalIchsc Ho"' -.
tor side he considered at all 1t must be I"oNcu az
from tlc same point Of view as was INC DuN' avon
challenge last season a., ~. 1.,r,, Yacht
Dunravcn in his last letter to the New l"'N 10,
C,,h dated August IL. 1--9, expressed tlc HoPo 'a
contest might be sailed this year. ana tl'' p'''
Ioa,os his challenge open. London papers arc J."
soc,,e under the impress sion that the cA9'hS D""
,r ,n,ucpre must be disposed Of before a chSi,'I-o
NV Jameson or Bell may be considered '"' -
pcor of the New York Yacht club III DISCUSSING '''
situation yesterday, said .,..,,.-,.o ,,i.
.vc cannot consider the Nalkyrc 'hai'c"7o ~
- NTH We hear acain from Lord DunI'Nch. - ~
HcdI ,.,, Vacrt Climb is on record with thc Tcsul'''u
80 = race will hc sailed under ,IS", -. ,,o
49, .tt' ,rovidcd the winning CuO VII 1ip -.
- ~ The new deed Of gift for future ,dllclit
'i. - stiI the situation. and IN, d!!,ni,,,. r..
ii'o,,od Ia scare off the Royal lAcAt 80. 80 od '
- must either lie accepted by the 'H'lIV - .hnpglt
NctI, ~ ttc tyo clubs before any race can bc .,.
JGs'c4 T. u"+ tmprohahlc that mutually w.
DI. o,,o,,t conld Ice arrived at, but 1l'c i'N -
a. di.cussed The New ork lt'.' ~" h,, ,hc
% o1'' ar lions for au international race nn' i0
Torot,tionS must be opened from the O'hcr su0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
TIVE ppoGRrSS or yE7HoDJSB

Baltimore Feb 25.-Bishop Randolph :. Foster,
Win i, on his way 10 the conference at Cumberland
10 he held March D. I'm address before the Methodist
Episcopal ministers here said that forty years ago the
Of that Church was 100000, and now
is 1000 900. Then there were only three Important
educational Institutions while now there are large
number connected with the denomination, and tho
educational work among the C0lOrcd population alone
il greater Than all the educational work Of forty wears
a,6 - Then he was pastor Of the Mulberry Street
CImrch Now York city. and received fl,2JO a year
Saiarv' the largest paid to any minister bishop or
book agent at that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
Tile cA.E OLE sIG SIMON.


Tho statement published in Tho Tribune 10 inc
.rcc, that Sic simon OF Newark, had disappeared Ii
denied by hIs relatives. :. SmonS SONS & e" were
until recently in the wholesale clothing business AZ
Nos. o23 80 Broadway. Ncw-lorh, Harry h'
simon, a cousin = ,is simon being a member OF tnc
firm A short time ago the firm was dissolved S's
simon going away ant Harry simon taxing de7K roo"
in the store OF Ed ard simon Bros. trunk dealers
AZ No b43 Broadway. Harry r. simon SAYS that the
dissolution Of partnership was due 70 private iamlV
reasons ard that D. cousin. who Is now IN inc ooutI
had been engaged 10 no financial irregularities aHoc'
,rr tina standing Of is uu-iuc,, a--oci1tc5 IN "hat
part Of the south Sg simon now is MS COUSIN w
4 Tribune core ndcn called at inc nome OF h a.
rard simon i'm -. drh. uncle ~ ~ simon. WIN
rIor the latter lived, and the father ~ Harry simon
wr simon said he lucw nothing ABOUT ll' P'u.''r =
-fa,cmont further than that D. was untrue. ~ Az
r1,tcd that III, NJ lh,w had In town, bht 'olh n9'
sv where he had .lc. lie aid Inc hrhi o",u ~,
10 60 FAR A, va known. and II anF one uiu H h
Hiils against II. M. brother SIMON ''a I =, mcrt
,"I,nr man who J., ah-cut vas wen an' Z, .Ir 1 /.
them lie further said that On" 't"Iy Ir tnot - /.
Sras trrmped VI by some one having HruuS' aN'"''
simon ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN
FIRM MAKING RUBBER GOODS LEV4iD On
BY THE SHERIFF.

The largo establishment OF ChafIe' -o,d.
,t,rtrcr of buetlc,. snspendcr5 and rubber So'u''
-. n.os ~ and SO broadway, was seized by D'puF
sheriff Kaufman yesterday on execute. arNcs| ,
san 49o a, follows Century Rubber Company F',
ferdinand :. NJ Blum, $3,2@3; Thomas y ii"'''
s,G7. Julius A. Lowcnthal, Si9l; Henry i'.'n'"'l'
sI53 The executions were all on colic''e" '"Ds
mcnts for goods sold, money ana au''''', 1' ava
-. Tho business was carried on under the
s,rlc If G. c. Carpenter, but MI Carpenter han
nartncr George w. Lockwood, who looked after the
Gn,ncc, while Mr. Carpenter attended 70 the main
s",,,-trg mart of the business. NJ INC "i,'o y,
i,N 1l.s fIIer,hocld attorneys for the judgment
crditors. it was said YESTERDAY That te Aa dGI,s
..',id nrohably amount to 100000, WIN hom.ih,
Wou, ,u 70 about Inc same amount. large part OF
az consisted Of machinery at the factory ~
Flzabeth and also stock maze up anu !" P'o'''' ''
TcnnyS manufacurng confcctonGTy etao M thc
Serg ON AN execution Of Sl1,jlj IN favor Oi CharcS
Mood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
70 n IIyTAIy GAVE PRESERVES.

4 certificate Of Incorporation - the Chelsea Plan
t,tion Climb wa, fled in the County Clerks Office yes
tertay The object, OF the corporation are 10 own
or lease tracts Of country over which the members
have the excessive right to hunt and fish to prop
agate all kind, If game and stock the property with
H. and TO shoot capture all kinds of game animals
fish or birds, The corporator, are Charles T. Wells.
william H. NIrC ord Alfred H.. Hall Nlncr J. llcdden.
Marcus l.. Freeman Matt. = Smith, Oscar NllleGond'
Charles Il. Ilcddcn, benjamin Hilton, y l. DECKER
Thomas Dlmoud and Andrew J. Post. The first seven
named are trustees. All but Hilton, Post WuleSOod
and the two Me,srs. Hcdden, are OF this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
IIOROKEN.

A coy COMPLAINS OF CRUEL TKEAlMr'Nl l.
William Southam a delicate looking boy conplanen
"a tho Uobokcn police yesterday that he HAD been
subjected to cruel treatment by some Of the employees
Of Jacol's Theatre. TIE boy said that he was a''nsc'
Of stealing pair of shO,s, and while he was on 'le
stage ne wa, seized by half dozen men employed IN
ina theatre and bound with ropes and then -trnG Gp
nv the wrist, lie was left hanging he shd. Ia lhht
way for twenty minucs or more. a,d suffered intense
agGny The bows story is being investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
BAD SEWERAGE AT THE cryARD LINE PIER

An agent Of the Cuuard steamship Company i'ceh'N
conplaincd IN the Health Board that d!sagrceAblo
odor Of sewer gas pervadcd the companys per opposite
Clarkson.,t. Inspector MORGAN Morris. VINO mace an
Investigation Yesterday reported 70 the board ta' inc
offensive smell came from big sewer box unuer t'7
per DR. Morris said it would be necessary 10 make
In, box tight and extend It ont INTO inc river Tax
cnough 10 have It's month under water at low tdc
His report sent - tho department n Dock' WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
ELIZABETH.
BRoADBENT OK His WAY TO S"EDEH'

BRokDBENT OK His WAY TO S"hpEN'
An investigation made In the cn'c oil N''' H'O-
Lent. who was found dead III nor "'H'' :"
rr.,r.n,, ,n,vcd that she wa, abandoned hy h'F
,,,s,I,d bcfor, she had expired. Eroadbcnt IA
been Traced bv detective Ncwl ort, where II wa
found that he had taken passage for Europe on S''
n,day. lis wife did not die uatl ne next ga a.
Tloadbcnt got drunk IN Ncwl org anu VA % b.,
,,n Ian, ,rlou arralgacd before iusu,c ne Wa ~
nii,,scd on saving that he was going to lhV' tnv
country lie took passage under an''hcf name i''
[Wcdcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
v,cpAvr WHO HAD \ SMALL FORTUNE.

oswald Usterman who has all the appearance
Of vacrant. was committed by Recorder Mcpononsh
Yesterday 10 tho pcnentiary for ninety days under
the disordcrIv act When lie reached the pcnltcnary
aud was searched. five Bank Of England note, for
200 zach and diamonds worth II 900 were fouHd
wed in the lining of he coat. Ostcrman wore
1t ,rhich was made in California. He In supposed
90, :" he nartlv dcmented Warden Grimes has tatcn
nosscesion Of the valuables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Manhattan Railway annual meeting. No. II Broadwsy
p. IN. ..,. p,rant Ruildnc
Twenty.second Regiment review and presentation Of
badges, armory p N. ,,.. (,.A mn,
The Rev. Dr. Philips Brooks al trinity Nhuto Iva ,rC,
n T. Moody AZ Collegiate Church. FnthaVe. and Iwei'
ty.ninth-st. 10 - a. N. , .,.
" PARK and AQuoduct Commissioner meetings 49,,
Lecture BIZ H. l.. Rrehbel Wagner, Steinway haIl'
society OF Pedagogy College OF the City Of New'York
Lecture by S. L. scheyitch. No. 16 Clinton Place g
p, ~ o,,..too y1v,h Ms
Business Mems Republican ORGANIZATION hAA'n DIS
trict No. J. O34 Tcnth.aye., p N. ~ -, . ~
Lecture by the Rev. DR.. Maynard Chckefms hai' ~
p. III. -, eli, cAvrcb an m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

Blank petitions viii be furnished on apph'"'on -
Oliver sumner Tcall Chairman Committee or Ehf'i'
mont 40 u Cou!nndt st. All signatures Ia tho
pctition u be enrolled must he sent TO hcadGualrs
not later than noon 81 Friday. The pciltpn VIII DC
OK hbitcd I'm the window of 40. 20 lnth ave., De-
tween Twcntr seventh and Twenty eighth SIS, from
noon ~ saturday until noon Of Monday, wien 1t VIII
1 lac - ALBANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

Actin. District Attorney BEDFORD said yesterday 'as
.o ,r,nI of cx sheriff Fl,ca would probably pro'e u
an monday Joseph Meci,'. the referee IN tng l',N
,trc, case. who j. one II the defendants III tle cor
',,ir,,v case. Ia, returned from Ecfmud'' nc WI
,ppcar AT the trial and h' lal Or go in "a,
before the ~ '',.nn T.-t,y.r District Attorney
TrlIovs Will probably return To tne cry u" 1''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
prcErT.sUcp KEEPERS ARRESTED.

Captain Mclaughlin. 81 the Old slip station, with De-
,ectyos Oates and Nugcn sded three buckle shops yes
tcday afternoon. They first visited Todds open Board
q Trade 81. &C Broad.st. whore they arrested Thomas
r. Benaer. James S:ockton's Cnce at No. 81 Newest
was next visited. and stockton himself was TAKEN mo
cs.odv As was also Frank Nalerz. telegraph operator
who ptoiercd on behalf Of Stockton. Al No 81 Newest
Frank williams made prisoner The arrested men
were taken to the Tombs Police Court and were held Tor
examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
long ISLAND.
A LIVELY FIGHT WITH \ II EGLAE.

A ITVFTN TIIlII VIII \ ~ N''T7V'''
Tho capture of one OF the burglar WHOSE d'P''""
,iors have can. - much uuraTn"r, ut Ear Eocha"'N
h. cro,fcd Considerable excitement In the village.
,,ut o, o,rlor, yesterday morning Mrs Koran, the
.it, IT IT, NJ I.u butcher, living over ms stotc I'D
Cathorin,s st. -. awakened by the movements t.,
,,. ono Ina her bedroom She aWohc her hiNpahu
r% ,,,,urd oui IF bed. when burglar mad" 'alaSr
G,.h n him Mr. Koran picked mp cat ron Sl",'
t,.oI and .tr.', The intruder several times on tl'
,T innIcttnt ,criou, wound on BIZ forehead. the
maT then c-carcd the dariu"~,. Half an h3r l,Gr
tho man was uuud u % barn hY a t"lHtAi''. ~
hmr,i,r aid nj uuno WAS FclI DonohGc. lie is hcld
examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT Vt tn" annual city meeting hcl
Monday evening tax OF II 1 mill, on IN" assessor
nronert, Of the CITY lad. u VIII raltc fi"'V.'
'''' chief of police Eylaud has served warrant
an tc prnpric J Of fourteen policy Establishments
n,l,Il,cr of viii, ma have been arrested.
oni.Tu NOrE tLK.-rhc ov-tcrmcn Of Norwalk
arc Incoming alarmed at the prospects oi we '''h
nni,t on Refining Works becoming transferred 10
H,pIson Point 4 is ead that the oyster industry
wnuId suffer hy having the water, polluted By OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
for REPUBLICAN CLUBS
a NEW hand BOOK.

.,ronos of the coming convention
of Republican fi""s Oh 'nc nv"
STATES. at Nashville Ie"n', Inc N'"-
work Tribune haas issue" IL nan"
gooI. OF tnc National League OF he-
publican Clubs III me si!ie OIL the
y.c;.-hnOwn Tribune ENtra>'
'rlc pamnhiet Will be found useful
10 aI Republican Club men for refer
ce,cc,
,TI,c present status Of the various
Leagues and many Of thc principal
club, il given quite fully, and there
i. muc;, general! matter of great IN
fNsPAI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

The funeral OF vi SEES Mary L. ard Carrie r. ''..
who vcrc He'd on saturday by jumping from ',''l7,
IN runaway accident was held YESTERDAY al '"c 'n'o
NJ their mother ia summer ave. Tie BONES o' wv
,,v, young women las side ly SIDE lh INC PS'''' !"
white velvet plum ,'nu, ana tc ''''''' .rs,
-, -, ttr pe, Or William Hayes Ward. The
burial was I'm the r-lntlu Cemetery. me ol'es va
ne educational Department were cl"''N u n.nt '''
t,..no1n and tho employees attended the iuH'It 81
-,o-,,ioos .lcd their articles Yesterday WIN
the Couny Clcra rhc Newar SonI ,nd. KIN
lee Manufacturing ron.pany begin lu,.',' ,ri,b
co,Danv Tltu So 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

The sacred concerts which It was proposed l" elVo
one sunday night IN each month IN - JON" y
Episcopal Church have been discontinue" ""'"e -
the objections raised by many OF the oder m'Ihp'''
90 ,,,, ,,ur-ce,-.on The sacred cautitA Daught"r
81 Iairls was gwen last month with great su''c','
and II was t' Intention ~ pr0auc" Al IN, 'Iut" ~ !,
',",,,h tho oratorlo Tho Liant % ~" World. y
Tycrythug wa ready for hnc rendering 'i tle
rraoro and singer from som" of the 1IhE churches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

with ml-e pA.,engers to Jas Ward Co. Arrived mo
Bar al 20 III -,-,ruD
Ste. AGuauc OBI. Cameron. Liverpool VA 9a'eu''''
no city OF chester tBr Lewis. Liverpool VA eaeeo'
town peter Wright G sons ......,,u-.
steamer saa,e CGen. ldchtcr, Bremen VA soathAm''-
Oerths Co c,,-.f&
Tube -, r.xaS
steamer Iouniona ,Bcs). Baschmanu, Antwerp Peter
VIZ - sons r,.r,.
BIOS a 60. 80. g., ~, Il
st,amcs MorucA lGu. Esoaiioot. rortspsn Tfnc'' ~
'hrlsioll. ,.ftot,
Steamer Ccre. l.us1 njorrinr.'lort - PAY &c '.'
hrcamrr halmtite Percy. Sew 'uran- d i \ IN
steamer Roanoke. Hufphers. Newport No"e an" @
Ola l'oiiuion - 4"
steamer Herman Winter IIA'le;t. Boston IL Dm'eA
SAILED.
No vessels reVoAicd as having sailed
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Fob % Arrived. steamer iruters drh sJ"on"
from Nrw.AoiA Wa Annapolis ~ .... mo- W.ot
tlnKAirAg Feb % Passed steamer Alsata ~; w."
house. from Mediterranean ports on her way 10 We"
PAR. Feb 2S-saied. steamer LisbOneuse tBr KlAS S'
New i0Sk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FLAGS FOR PARoCHIAL SCHOOLS, TOO.
pisbop O'Tarrcn of the Roman Catholic Diocese Of
Trenton has recommended that the American naS be
displayed over all parocal schools Of his diocese
and he has himself presented flags TO the three paro
chal schools Of New Brunswick. which Will be unfurcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
OUTGOING SIEI NERH
TO-DAY.
81 Nunsr. Span Trans. ia
SHIPPING NEWS
pOpT OF NEWY ORK ..........Tt E~OAY, FEB 70. 1870
AnEINID.

steamer Lux (Br. stag. Lycrnool tr"O IN o''A't To
Corprl \ Irlhe Anchored 81 IN" BN
steamer Hermann tpclg. Meyer Antwerp Jan ! Boston
2 with misc 10 luu,h ldN"N q"
steamer Ia Champagne tFrl. Boyer Navro Fen 10 Wth
md an d passengers Forgot Anchored On the Bar
steamer Fthrrly tBrl Crosby. Mcdiorraueau ports VIA
Gibraltar Feb with mdsc u order vessel TO jon" Seager
Arrived ut the Bar at ~ 30 IN. ., 1850. d,
steamer Acrs Mason Galveston days with mdse 10
Van sickle A.,
mdst ! r Van Sickle. ,,..-
steamer winthrop Bragg Portland Win muse &c "o'''o
Hall
sUNsET-wndat Sandy HOOK. calm dense ios Al CITY
Island. wind light NE. foggy
Arrived yesterday
Steamer City Columbia Ray Cadcnas via Havana days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

JAMAICA-r is computed that burglars have en-
tered sixty hons, IN Jamaica within the Ia,t Few
months. EaiN YESTERDAY W"iiiHr w H. ,,c,,,d
charles yelling va, entered by Thieves to.fh' Hcc"nu
time In ono We, and large quantity "t 'lNcr"a'
and clothing wi, .;olcn.
uI.>.rIXGTo\ The body Of the Rev. Thomas
Ilnyd Eou-au Of Huntington wa, taken 10 iaNcirift"
Yesterday for burial lie died On washington hit!h
-, fr,',, nn,rt,,u, lie was born n AhcIy StWttll
Vale in 1916 lie TO the United state cary IN
he and had charges In OHIO. Florida ana N'W lI'm,
and in Con,d, For the last few years he had Hved IN
retirement on tac family homestead at lIuhtihStoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

TIE UNION FERRY COMPANY SECURED.
A director Of the Union Ferry Company said yes
terday that there now no doubt that syndicate
had gained control OF the stock. Many additional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

purchases at 5000 share had been made rom INC
smaller stockholders and these insured the synolcde
a majority. -, -o.ice IN
Mattbcw Duncr treasurer of the company, that tney
will to-day transfer j2G0 shares Of the con'paN'
stock. This is a majority Of the caplldl s'ooh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
M n1ny,r Know WHY HE WAS MARRIED.

James smith. in the Court of Special Sessions yes
teriay retracted plea Of not guilty 10 oh"' 80
OF bigamy and pleaded non vut lie was n,a'. ,'
" 10, 60 e. n Miss Connerton and says that he
sror.cd bor for several months. she living with hcr
sister and he at boarding house In c ReGeOcr
,Ssa he married a young woman nafnc1 och,Ilu.' ~
Is9e, ~ I'm apd lived with her two weeks. lie says
Sc s unable to explain why he entered into the scconu
matrimonial alliance. Smith VIII be schehceu y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sun ri.,,6 scts5At Moon s"t % an MOO" N'S'
mon WATER.
.. e.,,,Uock 100 GOV ISLAND. AZ Hell date 8 20
a'1sanSy ii,os s. GOV. IsAaL -uJI Hen ""'~ 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
NEWARK.

on ST Patricks Day with appropriate ceremonies IN
clndlng an address by the bishop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
JEhoLi Niii f,,,rn
ONE KILLED AND THE OTHER MANNED.

ONE KILLED AND TIE OTHER MANNED.
Louis Violet an electrician. OF Carmlhes'. 'oN-
York. and John Callan. cloth cutter Oh 40 80
sprng.st., New-York. struck by tram IN ''o
Pennsylvania Railroad cut the FONT OF ROCKS a
IIlied his head being severed from his BODY, ana
Caans left foot cut on He vas Is re nS yioeS
the City Hospital where he sad th ne nd N morning
and he was so drunk that he Old not know now ho
and his companion got down into the cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
25 CENTS A COPY.

Secretaries OF Republican Clubs are
authorized 10 receive orders Tor the
Hand Book and transmit the same
TO this Office. Orders can be gwen
either 10 club secretaries or To thi'
office direct.
TEgE TRIBUNE,
New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE MEET.

The Grand Council. Royal Templars OF Temperance
held its annual session In Union Hall yesterday ai'c'
noon. There was large attendance ana an auuio'
was delivered by supreme Grand Councillor Mohsercr
- wotcrloo y. Y The officers elected were Orand
councillor. D. F. Rutan of Paterson; grand chanceiior
r NJ. Huntington. of Jersey City grand vice-cnan
ceor. John Lounsberry, OF Jersey City grand chap
lain G. F. Lea OF Newark; grand secretary, -. W;
si ~ arinSton grand treasurer, w. II. Price OF
Newark; grand herald W. T. LcgniFe OF rcFsoT
rrand guard J. II. BlacMord grand sentlheli r., ~
Cole: representative to supreme council ~; r h,t
alternate. Edward Slater, OF Newark inc uc.esa 90,
70 fho supreme Council was instructed TO VOC ipd
The abolition of the two grades which now eAs' INC
royal and the select.
The Board of Aldermen last night passed an oro'
nance requiring the managers OF horse races. poAips
and athletic shows aud concert halls where Hlnor y
Sold to procure licenses The licenses VIII De Eranu1
nv the committee on Exhibitions, which is authorized
90 CHARGE nor less than $40 nor more than 900
night. Enforcement Of this ordinance VIII WHO out
tho concert halls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
s,cx,7rprs ~ BALLOT. REFORM PETITIONS.

The signatures to the petition Of the New YORK Ballot
Reform Leagc received at headquarters u d'lo nave
i.nnn iahnlntcd as fOllONs:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-31
FIGURING MANUFACTURES
And Their Census VIII Tomorrow
Be Commenced in the CITY.

Enumerators will start out tomorrow
morning to collect the manufacturing
statistics for the census bureau. The
enumerators will seek information on
the following points: Name of corpo-
ration. firm or individual. when estab-
lishment commenced operations, bust
ness Or kind of goods manufactured.
capital invested. labor employed, wages
paid, rent, insurance, taxes. commits
sionS and expenses of sales department.
1t is of great Importance that the whole
of the manufacturing statistics be fully
and correctly obtained. l. III. b. Bee
bee is in charge of the census, and will
be assisted by the following enumer-
ators: Westly Levitt, who will take
the West side manufactures; E.. II.
Judson, west from Wabasha to the city
limits; p. A. Bergsma. between Wa
basha and Broadway to north city linn
its; J. Hegley, east from Broadway to
city limits. The census Office is at room
SO. Gilfillan block, and Mr.. Beebee's
hours will be from $3.50 to 10 a. m, and
3 to %. In.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A mixed lot of high-class
Pempadour Silks, in about 80
different styles and patterns,
will be placed on sale next
Monday morning Nov. 3 at a
price which should close them
out in two or three days.
They're worth from $3.50 to
65a yard; new goods, every
inch of them.
The price will be quoted in the
Sunday morning papers. Well only
say to-day that it will be the great
est Silk attraction ever offered in
st. Paul. and we've sold some pretty
cheap Silks.
They will be on exhibition in the
/ Fifth street window tomorrow.
On sale Monday. Tuesday and
; Wednesday next.