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Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-13

JEFFREY'S INDIA PALE ALE, IMPORTED
IN THE BOTTLE, PER DOZEN, $i.73
BASS & CO.'S PALE ALE, IMPORTED IN
THE BOTTLE, PER DOZEN, $1.S6
JEFFREY'S Xxx STOUT, IMPORTED IN
THE BOTTLE, PER DOZEN, $l.S6
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-13

THESE GOODS WE'RE BOUGHT TO CLEAN
UP AN IMPORTERS STOCK. THERE Is oNLv LIMITED
QUANTITY, AND ABOVE PRICES HOLD ONLY UNTIL
PRESENT LOT IS EXHAUSTED.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-13
CEnrRR OHuRon MEETING.

The Annual Meeting Of the church
!, Held In Center church Chapel LAST
, Kvening - Statistics ana Yearly Re-
ports. M u N@
The annual meetinGsof Center chnrch was
held in Center church chapel last evening.
Rev. Dr.. Smyth presided.
-. A report of the yearly work Of the church
was read by the clerk, DR.. Leonard J. San
ford..s Or. Sanford's report contained many
valuable. suggestions and observations re-
parding the church work. He especially
urged the members to become praying
Onrlss1nns:
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couRr CALENDARS, FOE TO-DAY.

ruprcuc cult, 4: ,.ss ,ont.nV1.
= irru. Go r. aL.1.r,-i'or ia"t'ncT. J-Mo!ion
cal. ut',r 30 / % Il, rnIl-d At II O'clock
.ur,u. tuurL IerL-Pa lad
s,,,i,n,. Coat ucaL-ras I.-AdJoprn.d uEdl Octo.
hrf :. lew. ~ ,, ., m an, ~ A..
lu.r.ri Untu O. tob'
SIrr,ea.'s C.,ir- l,efor" Rsr.on S.-tor p'ohat"
vi a, Audrra> dni>ch. Morn COOK. Simon lie 1ri.
lisar, ioths aud MA Dvctor 10 q M JOAN HhAuh.
Sm,nr,or Court-,.sner. T"rm-Adourncd until October
4, 1890. O. -, r. y,. ,,uo,o , A.
,nr.o. c.uf, I al Term-Part, I. II a:.d IIIAd.
,ouru''d until Or'oi,er u. 1890
uoI IL, 40 ,.nrIal ,rn--Adj oirncd f'r thc term
common iics. Sp, iAl Term II tor" Daly j VI 'i"i-
Comm ri.a-- fla Iern-fAfts | and ll-Ai.onrn'd
UNI ~ o'' "".t $, =, Tcr,-Bcfor- McAdam. c. =
c,S cour.-rral T.rm-rart IBetoo Enrich. j.
Ci;yy CcrTN rial Tcrn-p,rt II-Beor. Fi.rsmons
No.. 1877, ilIs; iioI, li;9 1929 sS'. lt". h02'
Ci,r Cou,:-1ral rrrn.-Isrt I-Beor- fiiee"rich. j
Nos 'J7a IOsi. 40. 1867, 1870 1886. llI'. 1917,
los; iiGa NO IA, 1872. lt7t 1850. .
rourt IL t,rucra part I5"fore Sn'yth. n.
and N,si.tant Dutric; Attorney JcromeNos. to !? IN
Cosr. Of General Sessions II Before Martne
and As.stsn, D.striet.Attornry Ton-Nos. IN IS In
clusivs. . ~. ~, ,..... ru.a.,.a
J. and Assistant DstrlrLA Attorney BniioN-Nos aud =
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4 MILLION Ty'RyIy0 on TWO LETTERS

Chicago. sept % The signature Of Martin Van
purcn "A. President Of tho United states. was produced
IN evidence In Judge tliIord's court TIN, morning. IN
the big errmcn suit OF J. H. Burbank against James
st,uson tho millionaire hor,cman burbank seek, 10
ous, simeon nom III" possession Of 100 acres OF land
st Grand Crossing. worth &rOOO, 900. The land Wa
entered by Augusta, Dickinson In 1885, and II 1o'"
no received his patent from the President. Tho doc
umsut is we'll preserved and the signature OF President
Van nursn Is plain rs though written but yesterday
In addition 10 the signstu Of President Van Buren,
Is lbs sons signature a. secretary. Tho signature OF
n. NJ q. Garland. Of the General Land Once, Is also
given.
Stlnson's attorneys had surprise in store for Mr.
burbank this morning. They exhibited Il paper III
which Augustus Dlckerson" Transferred tho self
sam" property IN 80 TO T.. H. liubhan. The At! or
n,y> arstcL that although the naE,c vas spelled
differently. Augustus Drker>Ou wls none other than
Augustus Dchns"I. tDJetton VA, mad" ~ the III
tr,ducion OF this document whore single letter MAJ
mean ~ ,OOO.OOO lost won. the rourt allowed
f. to 20 IN Dickinson Il; MED that tho Document Wa
mn:c hy him. Augustus Dichcr|On may have sold
tl.,i LAID" lc said. bat that Il not my look ont
know did not sell II to Nubbarl.'
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THE COCRT rs.

W. A. REEDS WILL ADMITTED TO PROBATE
Surrogate Ransom yesterday handed down ~ decision
admitting to probate the will OF William A. Reel Tho
will Wa, executed June It, 1857. AND tho "sat"r
had previously made two other wills. The Ia, one
provided that all Of tho s:ators property sh"n! :"
10 A nephew. T. Eus-ne smith. Another n"pl'".
J. O. ). Reed. and IL niece. Margaret T. R'cd objected
TO The probate 81 the will and declared that the ties
tator was All haoiiuA drAnksd before his death. ana
ncapable Il making valid WILL aud they also charged
undue inlncucs In support VI these allegations thy
hrouobt In testimony tending to shoS that he WA
drunksrd. They produced r'cords Of proceedings
where Il hNi been dc, Jared that ic "a, al haIltnA
tr,,uhari ard that h, hid been placed In a. ASYLUM
IN Nrv I,r,oy IA I--J. lie had bern released ~ rr
wnri and subsequently, At different uncs was c"it''
on W.ri, Island, "a Bellc,ue Hospital ard Other
ulrcs surrogate Ealsum SAYS In hls opinion that
the con,e,iaits hav" hot sis, ,incl the asist!on -"
,h, i.,ta,ur va, Capable OF ma.lns valid will.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
WORLDS FAIR COMMIsSINyERy At WORK.

Chicago. sept. - sp'riil.-At In. mcctn: Of the
National Worlds Fair commissioners TODAY. Commits
soncr Martindal,. of Indiana, offered resolution that
committee III hve be appointed by the President. to
confer with the local directory the president of the
Commission. the vice chairman Of the executive
mittce and the director general. md Join with them
IN recommending Ia the Commission plans for tho
buildings OF tho Exposition. The resolution also con-
tanned IA clause that tho report DO made to the Com
mission November Ia. 10 which time the ,olution
asked the Commission to adjourn. Commissioner Mar
tindalc offered tho resolution In order To facilitate tho
Issuance vi the Presidents proclamation to fOrvn ma
tions The proclamation cannot Issue until plans arc
adopted. Commissioner GOdell. OF Colorado. moved
substitute which prccipatcd long discussion and
presently the whole matter referred to tho
judiciary committee.
Commissioner strong. Of Tennessee. offered Q rcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

y..,,i n,v. stimulated industry. raised Wages;
increased TIC demand for food proddnc aSdod to- tho
w"lt Of every householder opporSn nar 2,
emmy wa, within our reach. but pcrverteo p" '''"
'h n Sss t s H and deprived SSw
Yc city Of rapid .rsns last e year political
and vndcvcncss defeated this year InGS S"nnir
real issue Of BIZ, rv TsS ca ~n pru ,H for tn:
jcpuican majority tended in the cary G and nban
&c .s iye , cGnroyr Tas csonsttntona prcIora
tive q lo"al authorities 10 ha'n' '''"'
wa" The "tmat,im was demand for SPOTS; Now. York
Tho G failed because the MI; Ms! ,csdor Of the Re-
would not make barsain WIN ' cnomssioners whom
"' pariy which susiains such per ryerssh for or
puhic trust Yet party denoialzation am Gefcat Of
pc!fp SGT' and not the only Ho syafaf r ~
rhc Eepah,an Ma"iTy k.TIIGGni: ud y no
power t. cona par' s,rke for patronage from the
Officers Of Democratic cities ,,,v c,om,,crs into
halls Tor legislative jolbery and DETAINED the far n
OF the state by the passage OF lniqui,"s mn honest
y the nyposrSsy Of ,s; s s 1Srn r.
s%ns az ae was within hrr rc in the, open o.
position and secret attacks upon p:op0s.u snn
~ an rr amendmen to strengthen and make
effective the Corrupt Practices act p,o,u,ou nv tho
Tss IN s s R'nnf' a%end%sn
I ,;rouc moons ,tnncy because contrary 10 inc ae
sirrs 81 the !rohbton-ts PROVIDED Io ~ twn f"r IN"
worst time Of the year and Involving coat 20 nc
,axn,,nr. Of over 5000 OOO--thcrcby again ac'ho''
stratinr their cowsrriice and hypocrisy. ,.
c1srcc 70 rrcIatr or prohibit thu emrloyment OF I'M
porfed Irnkerton rihcmcn. who's. pT c,ior nnon 4
stratlon to riots and Al unworthy ra'c'"o" "i
law abiding people -, A.. A.. loudly ., nressed
d.,,ard nj the pcnpc for CONSTITUTIONAL
THY seek 10 wrc- from Democratic No.t,V ~.
credit for reducing the tax levy: lUsr't's .. ctmai
approximations tor ~" apr ac,H onnroprailons OF
in, vcar Which an Indignant CONSTITUENCY, cnnMen:
and conccallnr tn" '1rt that Tor thc rsot vai,,,
the people are indebted solely 70 w. w. w. lie tre,sIry
saved lv the prudent Nc'oc' vi O."
no" ,rLov dcGed again the constitutional in)urun W
provide for enuncrI Ioh "i " .i.twe dis,ic, 4;
H.; a~,iu cmrha i,irc th.r contempt Tor ,inr,,
ALLEGATIONS and their dclicra'" Intention 70 .,o ~,
dsfrannhse million new re,,iSns. rr o v"
,b, o,hotors 80 tlr wealth. we SnbH
tbis statement - the issues w'.n rol"l' ,hr do
Ta,innnI and : ii.r aT1!.<. lnd'hrTcicr 10 w." I
eunrmnrv Of tn, Ecpu'can Ir,r1v IN sal" ~" hrn
or,i ofcos vill ,uhvrr our institutions o"erVe p"'
iirc hone, cont, III" GuI'rrment WIN '"iuP"' :"
th-.,:cn constitutional l'"rty: H. r,'" -, a,d
honest covcrnment proc"'tg Az ana eitI ,, ~ h
70 none" .osdcring alwav, The VIII a,n Ne n ., ~
,n l. ,Ir purrcs" aud mission o: ~" ir--t'' nv =
rr.rtv To the operation NJ all go'h '''L'E, w
ro,, IN his cris, n Affairs TIL" enemy II alert a'
""irtivn We mus un' cvrrvWh'rc l"W. ~, W.
49, hence wc mu.t again rri'" IN arcohlrnNn ~
owl over brow nvisi'n Is disaster. "rf"hI" n.''
tracd effort against v-.l" neer j. w" mrs
,"yn. 81 the hcs,orGs % visa, pure and patriotic
government
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BUILDERS AvERSE TO B6T%GIyG on STRIKES

Tho National Association Of Master Builders continued
its ma flag In thr Builders Club AZ No 90 Fast Twenty
frs'st Yesterday Th' session DE- voted The discus
sion Of and better system u tll Tor w"Ik
quitting the expenditure ~ much money and the employ,
mrn Il Eany Tn" ioss builders pay
union Tor day u. "!9t hours ard i clunYe
contemplated IN his woud ony hiihc q
general strikes IN cities informally
cid"d To this risk bN attempting Ia rirr; u chang
0',r TOPICS discussed Those relating - tuda
srh"o!s. convict la"r nubconrarng and builders surt
companies. The d.srat" OF TIA" ihilI:rlpia Buid,r,
Association reported tia: thu trade school rcntv started
In that city under the auspices nj III" ation wa
grca: and promises tr future bunc an n..
lortInt fIc:or IN the buildg trade. reception Will be
held tn, evening In the rluhhou.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THE FAST or YOM KIPPCR BEG IN.
HEBREWS OBSERVE THE DAY IF MOVEMENT
slrvIcYs IN Tux sYNAGOGCLs.

HEBREWS OBSERVE TIE DAY IF AToNENtN~-
Sl.fvICYS IN TIKI sYNAGOGCiS.
Tho solemn Hebrew fat anil day 81 atonemnt
cae, Nom Kippn- besan a sunset Yesterday AmG'
all IIch.rw In every corner ., tn earth the "l>cv
arcc, ~ TIT, day arc fathully aic'd 10. Hebrew
who never eater "a synaSusae open book 81
pra, er from the beginning I, the cad OF tie yea
make point OF honor 10 keep the fast AMI b spend
the day in prayer for forgiveness Of sins and IN the
formation ~ nj resolution. for the future. fom
Kippur however serves another oh!cct-thst of
rcn~nnc 'i's II affection between famle and friends
AID In bringing together IN peace and unison those
who have been c>irIi .cd from each o'her.
In all countries but America. where individual FREE
dom Of action holds sway tho Hebrew known to havo
failed IN his Observance Of Yom Kippur Is ostracised
10y family and friends and becomes an ontcat and
,lariah. IN America tn" old IL hionrt Orthodox
judaism f. dyinc ont. This cadence 1, especially
marked IN m. IL Yom krpnr. In nearly every
Hebrew iin, /. seen th. spectacle" ~ divided h"!st-
the father ad mother ri-dly oh~rvi the fast. whit
their >ors and daughters eat treAtast dinner and
transact the urinary a"arS Of Me other day
From time l'nucmnrll +, has been inc custom for
Iicrca> 10 wear Their hat Will" At DIVINE S",Nl'c
A. IT," Syul4ogric pr>."f over ~ n" r.. p:.
t,ottl"u tn" oo:greeatDu have advanced far that
they di.p"u" vii. t." hs,!y";,r. and Heir f..:l
tho cd country vi>i:!.s -" Tc.aplc Eninu FL for
the fit TIN" u - ia al Hen"n'. II>h"i
out a.ain u;d tho imp:,,-. that he had entered
thrI,'i,n ,hig, - h.,iasc.
NJ 'ic Nn1s"ti."S al ne ,iy Wee filled Last ni:ht
wi'h dcv"ut congregations. The Fast ed, At sunset
this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
ArrrRNrr GEN"EiL pILLlR ~ VERMONT.

Burii ton. VI. sept % tspccla.-The Queen cry
>lt" 'o'.y ~ n!,g> II President lI,-ri.
son = cabinet SECRETARY Proctor ana Attorney General
Miller Ia" Attorney G"rc'al a,.i family have Bog.
~" guests Of Tie secretary - War AZ Proctor or 80
last Week. Ih"f rived FL tit. ,ly -. the ltir. 80,
cApr'> aHt took quarter at .hc Van Mes, House. The
evening they dineu with senator EtmUnd, Il, his
home ~ MaInst. Secretary Proctor rturpd 10 Proc.
tor :" nch'. Attorney General and N.Y.. Miller w.
main hero tonight and Ia morning w.il start
for N"w York By lalc Chariplan. Lake George and
the Hudson River line. Attorney General Miller i
much delighted With Vermont scenery and oppressed
his SURPRISE at Tho extent Of The marble industry at
Proctor and West Euilnnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THE UEGfENlC TREATMENT
OF CONSTIPATION AND Or
BINARY DYSPEPSIA.

Sir Andrews. the ENGLISH mof--cr believes that In
the majority II constipation successfully
following The sIni rules stated below vita
OF nttcr medication.
l. On fr,t waking Ia tl' morning. and also II ncce
say going q bed 1T night take t"aspoonful VI thu
genuine imported tarlstaG Sliudcl Salt dissolved in
t.mbrrful of water (ha.f pnti. cold or hot.
q -.ilp. cold or tcrid spong bath followed
b; brisk aud 4, n.ral torclng
4. Cl0thc warmly and oscly that there Is
htrctloa about the waist.
{. Tai.r three simple hut librral meals daily.
5. Avoid pcn"s rpc,s. currics. preserved provi,on
pc, pstris rhr,s jams dried fruits. nuts all
hard and ndgest.br food, taken with Wow Of mo,inS
the bowels
uewarc Of cheap imi, ,tons. rsc only the genuine
ported Carlsbad spudcl salt which has the seal OF the
city Of Carlsbad and the signature Of Esner Mende
son Co" ,oe syonts Barclay ST.. NewYork. on every
bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
FOR THE ORiSr static At GALrHA.

Chicago S"p'. - 'Spccian.'icert. TIE sculptor
to-day Invited the ART critics 10 inspr"' the hstcrcs
has relief which he has b"n n,akln; pr III" i,xi, .tL
Of the statue II GRAFT. which A. h. koh>ati ha, pre-
~nt"d t. IN" city u tIlrla IL l. ihuTr i've inches
lung and twenty sA inches high and will be
bronze shortly. II Represents IN" 'nder II 60
At Apromattox. The time chosen Is when the " -
commanders shading hands, after the pr~limnari-
of the surrender have been AIRED upon II Grant the
sculptor has given oniS a strong likeness but
admirable expression uf h"roi>m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

having been appointed that office in Grants a,s
that he was especially seave IN 1855 WINE
urds, D,mocrsuc Administration. and that the eh1.S
ran.ctins UPON his party fealty are totally unwafrs
copy Of the resolutions is to be 'cnt to inc
the Republican County Committee 49,, ,h
After the announcement that speeiA. N. . o ~
, rv,dI oI .nfthst. and FOurth.ave. Nv
1 o'clock Saturday afternoon To take members Oh Wv ID
to their clambakc at Rye Beach,. the meeting wa" ,,
ourned and the club listened 10 an exposition OH"
ne,-d An illustration OF the workings Oh inc ne" '
law " Richard J. Lewis, Of the Federal Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
DISCUSSING THE Hill. MANOECNRE-
he AVOIDED GIVING COMMITTEEMAN to IA"
MANY, BUT KEPT ONE FROM TIL.
COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

COUNTY DEMOCRACY
Ahout the only pollt al topics OF conversation amons
,bc n,,cion, who frOIlcntcd the uptown hotels inst
,ch, ,rne the tempoary disposition of the resIhaV"
-, Ioiico Commissioner VGc;hls from tho Dcrlo' '~L'
,,.,. 6,oruitt.c tv the members Of The c"mmi'tf ana
a.. .ddrcss of the Governor 10 the electors 81 INC
stat. Tho County Democracy leaders did not ki'""
,hether 70 he e,cesi,cl, jut!an or simply d"'"rusV
we'll pleased with slap In the face when ihe WV
eruor had apparently administered IN k'har" ,'oA'i
and HIS followers. They felt that the 0ovcrno. IA"
sou,rn,ed out OF the prcdir amcrt INTO "n'h tho
,.e,,,,s,ion and Tnmmanys greed had piscci MN
,hronph All extremely small hole. They FokeH
n,nn the non acton Of tho "mrnit''" ~
sort Of AL ungracetnl backing away from tho
,s,1. and leaving II for time aud th- coming
election 10 settle The seal belongs u t'c county
Uemoc-,t, until a state Convention ha" determined
otherwise and tho Governors orders which "ef1 '"
loved yest.riay completely destroyed the einAi rep
r,s,ntation III the corninitt, by The TWO ia'o"hs am
sn,c Iammany no Majorit; unit! heA' year
Although thu Wa a c0wAiLly manner III ~hoh W
,rc,t the ounty Deo,rat- the cadcre "' that organ"
,,n to,a a cor .ldrraiI' degree " comfort III III; iat
tina, Richard Cr,n-r hal VL,.uncd criirr Hir" :"
,,, s..,. C,ur,t; a. 81. his Tuiuuxny fol|~c's nave
been o. late wont Z" b"a-
Tn. Governor Will probably hold tins vacancy over
IN. heads OF tie County democrats. ana tlrOu-h u
.rd,avor 10 compel them 10 ,"nd TAmhany men !"
The Governor, message 10 the people ~ thc eAc
,, mann ali side, aid iu lie hi> wrL"-t literary 81
-, Demo rats who r,,d II Gis:G,t'd. and many
Of them ciit.c,,si severely the cn'ilnn ana winning
tpIc he hal used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN OrrH CARoLIyA.

Colnmha, s. C.. sept. c:.-SX distinet shocks Of
earthquake have been u. or ci rs occurring about
:. 80 I'M, nOrn.ig The las, thuril noticeable for
nc .ry mnGt". A rumbling ,cOmpaaiel the shocks,
wlrn appeared to come f.um the south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

oution ordering that the Fair be closed . on Shle Int
Tho rnsoltiOn was Immediately laid on tG jaw "
i.ter was referred " the executive conn"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
rrJc,TnHS ~ ANNrAI. SESSION.


TUE society," - r.'pAGC - FLNCTs OFFICERS
Plan, roE CONF. l;Ntr>
r,s ANIMAL m.,,irc Of ~, Hnvlork society OF
Pedagogy was he'd a. 60" '"''- ~ t'' "' - ,''"
>or,, ,cs,er.av a.,",ro,n. Reports v''' faI snow
, ,,. ,xc,Ile,t WORK in,r ~ IN" >ofl' - ear III
,,rv.atn. for ,c,m,, ard DISCUSSIONS on "'' '"'"'
,,,,.s A-ran-c.rcn.> w"g' mad" {" '".ht' Us
.cci"r,s bis gar. ,,,
MAN va, also aaor.o. for holding S'ii"' 81 ''''
,,renre, on he philosophy o; 'h''"'l'h IVA, VIM
rhcy will ~ rondrrt ~ members OF me =" '1''' NV,
,r,,,ation> will - c>'cAd"i IL All "i III" >'"o.
~ h.r N ,h,, city, Tho nr.r conference" vii De n''a
-, ,,o.c, -. wl.n 81 jr.t' rd;l.- t. the 'h''''
and pr,rii,, Of t.ach!n. v.li 80 diN'H-''d'
m, t,l,,vin, officers 81 a." -"'''H "'r' e'~'''N'
r.,v.,r, l. Pa:, pre- ,it"n, II Hrr W Jameson VIC
pr61dont. Wirur +. II.d-o'. ~ a'"''t' john w.
,,v. ,,.,,r,llrc secretary: Michael J. DwIer' cor
r,s;rndlne secretary EN.'n'i'" "m""Np pa a. s.
WcDs j. t. ho, c. l. D. cara pTysr h a. -.
IIoey q. l.. Hrw'onih r. l. hnr r ,Isnry p oScil
PARENTS CO"PLNN OF BAD s'pI"N.Ns
Tho p,rents who W In the ne@hhorho"n OF u"
rev ruhll, school NJ LenoNav'' All" 'he
and m rty fourth 81, complain p't'e.N vi '"'
.nr,,,,n q, ~. Sidewalk about the building. rhero
&c ~, crossing n TIE len ave en'r'l'" sa'" WV "
,hcn Yesterday "and ;h' mud Their" Is anne "'or
,, .,..v rain OWING Ia poor grading or lack N
r,,,cr,s N. avrn"r i a tines cntii"N '"'errN'
,,,, water - tat il i imp"Si'r I" cross H. '"0
,,i,r ~, th.. street cntanser> IA" h'ath ana eVr'
a., No. n re childcn. and should b, an nded I" Do
fore the winter h"E'h $500. -.
s,p.riut,ndrnt DchcvoSe. of IN" prpartm"" Vi
.ch.nl Bu!,ug> said vest riav that tn pep"'"c"'
, u,uc Norris ,hn,ld do something AZ one" I" o~t'cr
~, condition u, tho rsv2ucntS about the ouiiaitS;
81, :, h,youd III, powc: Of tn Board OF f"u' "'.
n ,,d,d IT, compel the people VINO ar" o''''"'
l. ,s. ,u m. w.>t >dr az L':lo' ave. "e'"c..
hun,r,l and thirty hrd and "neh"h'r" All" '"''.
., =, q, lr.n tue siic8 al,> IN pr per cor
i.,ta ~, of,,u necessary t. n>e pants ana oohnu
n W ak ON a, there ARE no crossings ~ d" a. '''
corner
cu,xcr, ~ THE MUSEUM ART SCHOOLS.
nh, art school, Of the Metropolitan Museum ot
A., win omen ON october l. Already 3oo pupas Ao
.,,,,.d on the list of students II Is cApeetcd Mae
.t nn,,,r will be increased before the hrst dsy oi
,r .chool year Tho school last year ish ooo
pupils. ~ .,, a., ,.,c.
The classes in chasing and repoussc work IN met"s
and IN wood carving, taught by Julien Ramar ana
r. proxcr Dlr,t. will be discontinued rms wln'er'
owing Ia a lack Of pupils DESTROYS OF STUDYING thoso
r,uchcS cleveland Coke will be SUGGESTED tns yest
MS teacher oi the life and s life class bv IL Siddons
Nnwhr.y hi, former assistant. Il. ~. ba1honWe"s
Of Nichlsan has been appointed assistant process"
Of architecture.
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ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.

ON YOUR next trip West try the New.iork Central
North shore limited, the elegant afternoon train 10y
ircir"lt ard Chicago Perfect service. Dining ara
irurt cars BARRIER shop. bath room and ubrx5.
Daily nom Grand Central Station 1t 80 n. n. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
va PRONE DEEPER IHTo rAMMAHY'> MIspEEps

70 PROBE DEEPER INTO HANNAH "''''-1
\ meeting 81 IL" stat" senate COMMITTEE OH ''u'>
which uncarthcd llu III !. Craft - dv career ~
sheriff ,.,p,iher with hi. IIlsrndnds cement OK Inc
shc,!ds ollcc and tn" corruption IN "Lrr '''H w
p.rtn.cnts under iamnany control. VIII 10 heI' Oh
next Monday morning 1T thu tiIh Avei.uo h"I"
when arrangements viii be made Tor c"nIh'iih e'o
iuvrsugatlon. state senator Fah'cit ana inc owner
,,,,l..r, of the committee have had opportunity
.,,cr tho last session brron" thoroughly rested
from their labor Ia Albany at the last 50" Ion OF RUG
LEGISLATURE and the counsel for The committee VIII
tam NJ Ivln. (, expected 20 h~ home iron Europe by
Monday The members Of the committee lhteha 10
taxi, hold Of the city departments which h''" not pcoh
in,ryiC,t1I and 20 through them thoroughly. The
E1ci,e hoard which received a cursory examination
only and I'm which any amount Of bad work was found
will probably be the first department taken hold o.
Expert accountants have been examining The booRs
OF The yarou, city departments during ne umer va
cation and their report VIII Oc co"'i"e'0' "'
d1fnt action l. tAhen