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New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
THE horse WORLDS PAIR COMMITTEE.

Washington. Jan i l>pccah.-spcakcr Reed did
not announce the special Committee the Worlds
Fair to-day. There Is a strong impression. however,
that Mr. Gambler 81 Massachusetts,. will be chairman
of the committee indeed. II j, almost certain, ard it
j., expected that the other eight members Of the com
mittcc viii be- equally divided between the two po
cal parties. There is excellent to believe that
the Republican members, aside from Chairman Clnd
Ter. viii De Mc,srs. Bcdcn, Of New York Bowden.
of Virginia. hit. II Illinois, and Frank. of Missouri
and that the Democratic members Will tc Me,srs.
Flower. OF New York. Wilson. Of Wc, Virginia ,
springer, of Illinois. and Hatch. Of Missouri There
general impression that the members from N4r-
r.na and West Virginia favor the selection OF Wash
.urtou a. the place for holding tie Exposition. II
is understood that Mr.. Flower Of NcV York. was re-
rfstlt tu .crVr uu Tie committee bat That. lu def
90 the wishes of h- Democratic colleague from
That state. hc allowed Dol, udmc 10 Dee presented 10
the speaker. The committee V.ll lc announced ON
Monday. and probably the membership Will be a.
above stated.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
cHIcAGo ELEVATED ROAD CHANGES HANDS.

Chicago, Jan. i (>pcciai.-fhc south side Aiiey
Elevated road according to " The Evening journal
Of today has passed into the control OF the iolmes
compauy 1t j. said continue. the account III that
paprr, "thc latter simply purchases T30ooOOo oi
the - 600 900 stock Of the Alley road paying there
for 500 900 i'm the II per cent bonds OF the sur
fac. road. The purchase i~ made by the company a.
such. and not by Individual stockholders and the
Clty Railway Company Will have majority repre-
scntatf,n in the directory Of the Alley road. The
elevated road VIII be built by the Alley company
iu-t a if there were connection between IL and the
cty Railway Company. The cost Of the construction
and equipment VIII be rprc-rnted by the bonds Of
th, Alicy ,Duuauy. OF CJur-" 10 Is always expected
In any such enterprise that the stock viii represent
little but AN equity and control IN the management.
yet IL f. entitled e. all the earnings above operating
expenses and interest on the bonds
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
,yorure DYNAMITE ARRAyGENEyr.

Rome X g. Jan. i (,peciall.-Dr. J. 6. justin
of SYRACUSE ha, invented "a large dynamite cartridge
soon TO be made at Pcnyvillc. Madison County ana
a coming test Of IL efficiency /, awaited Win con
siderable Interest in thi, vicIity. DR. Ju'unS ld'"
is 10 construct a she'll 80 that anv amount oi dNhm''
can lc fred from "a common piece Of ordnance "itho"
cxploslon lie ha, tested his shell a number oi
tinc- INT II ha, never been tested from so large
.1,n a, the one at Perry willie Many people THINK
that The dynamite Will explode by the explosion "i
uovdcr before the DISCHARGE. But Dr. Justin thlhh'
TN, viii not happen. -, .a,
The she'll be has prepared for the experiment
weighs 80 pounds. is forty two inches long ana ili
ipcIrs In diameter. The time ha, not been decided
for The experiment. but IT Is thought II VIII he on
January -. The gun was procured irom l,o,'"n ,
and was used in the defence of Charleston duIIn-
The Cvil War. On it i, the Inscription BlackN y
latcnt 30. - FaWcctt. Preston CO.; nihero'
tveruonl 1-Gi.r Dr. Justin hopes that his lnVen
non viu suucr>cdc Lieutenant LanshS pneumatic
Gun which the Navy Department has decided " use
tor the armament Of United states vessels
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
Eelp Unnte0.

GENTS WANTtD.-Nc have an original plan In deal
n Ing with agents, Wh.h they greatly appreciate
furnish with quantity Oi our catalogues with
their printed each exclusive agents FOR their
AGENTS have merely 10 that the catalogues
are properly distributed and the result i marvellous An
agent Ia this can also establish large mail trade
Full particulars nailed receipt of cents IN stamps
LESTER PAYNE CO.. Battle Creek Mich
\ WISH To EMPLOY a few lalles on salary t. nSe
1 charge Of my business, at ther home. lteht, very
fascinating and hea thul. Wagr> SlO pr week R"fer-
en,o given Good for pait time Aidress with stamp
Mr., MARION WALKER LOU svle Nv.
XA'ANTED-A gentleman ~ good address t. attend o.
w the outside branch Of our business good opening
for a man of energy and push AddrS- giving PR Nols
business experience and compensation expected, H. T. CO..
40. East i2d-,t., New-Nork.
w ANTED ladies and gentlemen In city or country
w wishing % earn - 70 - a day az their own homes
no canNa->ng: wor, furnished aud sent by mail d
tance Address with stamp. CKYSrALIZFD PHOTO
co. 1to West 6th--t. Cincinnati. ONO.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
CTAIEN ISLAND

STAPLETON. The friend, Of Thomas brown are
ind guaut st the report that Mr. Brown wa r-pN'I
lie inr the death ui Edward Mcrk. Who Gi'd from il
iuric- received by falling over haul cr a'i"i Jan
ia.t Wednesday night 800 the German Clnb room NJ
the coroner, iunicet ou iriddt night Mlih"~~ t'
tlGcd that Brown and Ncr. were struggling "n inc
stairs when Mcrk fell 10 the floor below. The Inquest
f. not yet finished.
lar broke into the house % Jlf'- Nutrr, manage
Of the Ncw York Baseball oluh. and ,iolc Nj Nurr'
cold watch and a small sum Of money. IN" sl"irh
watch va, highly priced ls Mr. 'luiuc having been
presented 10 him ~ some Of his friend, lu the base
la fraternity.
has received the contract 10 drfrpN several hundred
bodies that have been buried ~ the la~i twenty
wear, I'm the state huryiug grouudf ai -'glnc- Point
Princes Buv. These persons all dlrd from '1nt'-r"N0
disease and the bpdic, viii be- burned lu a ci'ma
tory which J., 30 be- erected for tho purpose on the
grounds. Tho contractor le required to complete tie
destruction of the hodc> within nine days.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
SEEKING FoR 4 yrW LocATI0y

Pitt-hWF. Jan. l. Especial William r. Tyler.
rcpr-cutius large steel tube works Of Boston, Is IN
Iitt,burs looking for nc" locatons sr the wor"s AMI
the company hl, decided to moy' r. tm. locality 40
the interest Of economy. steel boiler tubes dN
n.adc by the concern which are q standard OF tho
tinted states Government for naval boilers. The
company also ship, tubes {" Franco. Germany. Austria
and scotland. uctVccu ZOO and 20 skilled work
men employed.
Nj Tyler s.ys that c.-ht acre, Of land on the out
skirt, Of Washington. Penn. viii hc taken If they can
lc obtained 40 3D. fair price. The company has al
ready received great ludu,rmrut, from Green burg and
Newcastle. hn'!i Western Pennsylvania towns. Nh'f
ever % looaic-. th" company intends 10 greatly ~
tend z capacity. and make a., own tube pmt"-. Nj
TYLER -a,, that Wotrrp rcun-t lyauH -ou coal used
for making heating s1, for the iurn"cr- cost - I"
t,n lu Io.tou -o thai -IODouu can Dee saved n ycaf
ON fuel alone hy coming here, and ou itcshi' and
variou, other thing 4ao"oo NOR.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

son is preparing the aidavits which warrants VIII
be asked.
Minnie Ahearn young woman who lived with hcr
aunt Mrs Margaret Higgins, at No. 204 West I"eh'y-
sixthst disappeared from the house on MONDAY 'dN
ing her best clothes with her. II is believed that sno
has been married to young man whom her relatives
dislked on account of his ALLEGED bad habits sho
is orphan, and Will get few thousand uoli"s "o
she reaches the age Of twenty one
A dispatch from Washington yesterday SAID tha'
Thomas Hunt who is Collector Erhardts private sec
rctary was TO take the place of Special Deputy NC
Clelland Mr. Hunt was non cOmmta about tle
rumor. He has been reading up in law lately ana
has been nominated to be a Deputy CoHector' MI
McClelland is County Democrat and hcld once uhue'
Mr. Magone. The name Of Law Deputy 'oheclor
Phelps was also mentioned In connection win MI
McCelland'S place.
The steamer Wyoming. of the Guion Line grounded
in Swash Channel at p. M. OF Friday night on her
arrival from Liverpool. She noaed at a. III yes
t4rday without assistance or damage. The Wyoming
was delayed by the heavy Weather
Major W. II. Clark of the southern society, who
is accused of shooting at Wilton Randolph, fellow
member, gave new bond yesterday under the indlct
ment for assault in the first degree found against nm
by the Grand Jury.
The American Federation Of Labor issued a special
proclamation yesterday calling upon all trades union
lists to attend the eight hour mass meeting to be hed
Washingt0n's Birthday, preparatory to thc actloh
TO be taken for an eight-hOur woTkday on May l.
The gas escaping from the broken sewer in Warren
st. forced its way through the foundation walls OF inc
United states Life Insurance Building Yesterday, ana
filed the elevator wells, that the elevators were
compelled 10 stop The engineers were also Obliged
to leave the cellars, letting the fires go out
The Denmark, Of the National Line, arrived here
Yesterday from London, after an exceedingly rough
VOYAGE. She sailed December II, and from January
! to 10 there was terrific gale from the southwest
during which the vessel ran short of coal and was
obliged to burn the cattle pens. she called at hallidA
for fuel
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts 20
S67,161 50.
The popularity of the saturday morning lectures
at Columbia College is lasting 10 a marked degree
Yesterday the lecture hall was again crowded when
Professor Adophc Cohn lectured on Leon Gamhcttn.
The political work and the individual character
!stics Of Gambcta were discussed by Professor Conn.,
who said that great part Of the success of the recent
Paris Exposition due to Gambctta's MrthcIdhce
of republican government in France.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
TEAR BOTTLES.

Before the days OF Ia grippe when the ndicS Of
pnm, we're the belle, OF the day, posed the pro-
,i1ual beauties, and. for all We know. had their phOD
-rluu- tancn and got percentage on tcm well bred
rcpilr didn't cry iu haudkcrchcfs ihcy dropped
their tears slowly and gracefully into Yials Of cut
-l-- that had gold ~toppcr- set about with precious
-tnue- Tlsrc can Doe doubt that the woman with
hou.ht, upon graceful pose prdct~cd with her tear
hottie before her mirror. and can there be anything
more, tourhiug than when ones best Young was
oil 10 the wars sending him by registered letter =
nitlc note. saving: Nou have all my heart and these
are thc fears have went for since absence -,
The tear bottle could br mclO-ed practical proof.
and the maiden fair would write on the outside of the
.tvrl,ur nr-, letters tilt~S-plca-c do not stamp
too hard" Those indeed. were the day, of romance.
Undoubtedly. some very fetching young women. who
auprc,afcd the impression made bv bottle of tears.
Nat didn't like getting red had their slaves do
the weeping for them, and physically cultured them
.cIVc, administering to the slaves good sound
whipping 50 that they might have something to weep
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
A SENSATION IN BUFFALO.
CLERGYMAN'S INABILITY TO ACCOUNT FOR
MONEY COLLECTED FOR MUSICAL


ENTERTAINMENT.
Buffalo JAM Is SpetlaD-An announcement Will
be published here tomorrow which will make sensa-
tion as hundreds Of Buffalo people who nave oought
tickets at 20 each for concert which was 10 Do
given in May by Herr Nikishs orchestra ana iarse
chorus, with Emil Fischer and many other ho,ea
singers have apparently been deceived by well
known clergyman The Rev. F.. c. +. Ernst' Vi .no
st. Jacobs Evangelical Church, had arranged ior
this concert clear away the debt on the handsome
new church building. The advance sale OF uohe'S
proved so large that one man could not at'ehu ~
it,. and Mr.. Ernst asked number of the most Proii
nent musicians in the city to act as a comm''eo
TO make arrangements with Herr Nikish anu '"o
solosts. The arrangements, which were nearly ooi'
pleted will come to sudden standstlll, o"lhs !"
the announcement which will be made by the com
mittee in which they will make the following slde
ment: , =, -,,od tboir assist
ance Mr. Ernst had been collecting money Dy, 'n11
sale Of tickets for the performance oil te ora.oi1 W
Elijah lie said that he had received uP " re La
date November -, 1s59 several thOusanu uoliaiS
which he asserted he had deposited Ill Dah. oup ,
cement actions on the part of Mr.. Ernst arousei
nicion ana IL was discovered that the money col
Iected had not been deposited When asked 10 a-
count for it, Mr.. Ernst said he had used lne hlVnoS
to cancel notes held against his church. ms M Mstitc,
ment also proving be untrue the cCnmlltg usito 70
the public to understand that they ieei oDuscu W
withdraw their assistance from the PROJECT
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
prErF,yG SLEEPY SUPERINTENDENT.

birmingham. Couu.. Jan. ! l>pcrial-A strike
occurred the mills oi the lou'tonl' lra~' COMPANY
tlti. morning from an unusual cause. The company
eultl,v, about nny girl, to pack tie wares mama
D,tntcd Thi; mOrnm. the entire numtrr went ont
because the superintendent. Walter W. Holmes wa
IN bed asleep instead Of being At his post The Eri'
cannot enter ti. mil cNoopi ly Pt,'nt iluo,iin
'.n, ai.uf O'Clock a. ul., and tNo HrI, are Ui'
compelled To- stand outdoors these 'my moll''i-7
fr,,, o',nrk uutl the superintendent arrive, ut
i,J ..y.r,l fim.- threatened io strike. Holmes uid
not pas any attention {" the threat, ana ln, morn FL
t-,.i T., .n to worh and returned To their homes.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
PrSrIrS or THE PAN AMERICA VISIT.

Chicago. Jan. l. (opccaI.-Ihc beneficial results OF
the visit Of the PAM American Congress to this
try are already appearing. senior T.. VI. Accvcd0, of
rncnos Ayrcs. representing the sh-American
Commercial Union, is IN Milwaukee" for the purpose
of obtaining rates for shipments from that city Ia
New York. in the interest of his employers, +. q.
Pirrra ~ co.. Of New York who are the active prn
cipal, In the enterprise. Pcrra Is the present sec
r,tary Of the All American Association. "W We are
anNIOuS tO trade with the United Ntlrs7 said ScnOr
Accvcdo. ana willing To do better by yOu than
win any European country lie will explain his
plans To the local merchants at a mass meeting Of
manufacture and merchant, Monday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
GENEROSITY OF THE TOBACCO MEN.
THEY SWELL THE HOSPITAL SATURDAY AND

THEY SWELL THE HOSPITAL SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY FUND-oTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The following amounts were reported yesterday
nv Charles Lanicr, treasurer, No. IL NaSsal-s' as
received on account Of the Hospital saturday ana
sunday collection
From the cigar and tobacco trade-Coected by Henry
Rosenwald: T.. Rosenwad 4 Bro. Goldman Sachs
& Co. A. Cohn & Co.. Schroeder Bon' Leonard fried'
man 4 CO.. We'll & Co., Elias Bach & Son. 500 each )
&. Falk & Bro. Simon Auerbach Co.. +. Holman y
SON. c. II. Spitzner & Son, Vega. Morton & Co., r.
Miranda & Co.. 5. Rossn a Sons, Sart0rius u Oo', r.
Garcia Bro & Coz Cullmans & KOsenbaum, ii. Schubart
& Co.. T.. splngarn & CO.. G. Solomon Bro PretHed
& Co. s25 each; Joseph Mayors Sons, +. {. Linde
Hamilton & Co., $40 each j. BnnH sons Fl''
Lichtcnston Bros. r. w Frlschen, j. Ehrmah L. Bun
w Dessauer Max T. Eo,cn, Cans Bros. * Rosentha
Arcndt & Frlngant, f.. & q. Friend Co, hlrsch
Vlctorlus & Co. J. Bcrnhcm & Son, Meyer & Mendel-
sohn NJ. Llndhem. NJ. Grecnspecht Landman Bern
hcimer l.. Schmd Charles Fncke d. Levy Son H.
Newgas & Coz Grouse Kuehler & Co.. NJ. Lachenoruch
& Bro II. Schoycrllng e CO., b. Diaz & Co., Frese
Woke J. Lcderman & Sons, H. Pnner, HaNemeyer y
Vigeus $40 each subscribers. sl2; total Sll37
Collected by Gustav Jacoby-M. w Mendel & Bro
$50 Strli'on S'orr. Kerbs. Wertheim 4 SchlHer
William Wickc e Co., Kaufman Bros s. Bondy, william
Demuch & Co. X. Nome & Bro, SO earh; Carl
Upman Llchtensten Bros. Co.. go each s Gutenberg
4 Bros, So; VI. Jacoby & Co.. Foster Hilson co.
TTeyman Bro. & LOwcnstein \. Idchtenstrn, sons
CO., Kaufman Bros. & CO., Ledenberg Co., Powell,
w Love George T. Lirs 6 Co, Thomas H. Hall, ohio
& RoSira, Hahn, Brussel Co, NJ. Stachelberg Co.,
". Sivcrnan 4 CO.. julius Becker Stein"cke Kerr
Bcndhcim Bros. Co. Mccoy CO., Schumacher Ettin-
ger Julius Fllmger & Co., J. Goldman, ,. Jacoby Coz
Louis +. Fro1er, slO each other amounts, az total
1913.
Collected by william H. Cummnps-P. Lorilard & Co,
$50; sawyer Wallace & CO.. Jarvis & CO.. Toel wiper
ling. Ecyrcs Bros 4 Coz NJ. Abenheim Co., Henry
>cIbort Kremelbcfg CO., *25 cach Ernest Muller &
co.. SIS; l. II. Moore Co.. NJ rappcnheimer $40 each
Cash, =. c., - total, s-90
Contents of boxes in factories Bondy & Lederer's
sGi 9G Jo,,phs & Co.'S SIS 1G; John W. Loves, ei3 SO
$, Gutenberg 4 Bro.- s32 rs; &. b. Miller Manufact
urng Co.'S, ;l3 i3, NJ W. M.ndel Bros, $40 Il; ;
other factories $50 toa :23 -. Total for the cigar
and tobacco trades - le9 -.
For the women, fund Mr.. a. T.. Evans, $l0i Mrs
II. Eo-cuw.ad. -.
From general The Bradstrect Co, 800; the
p. 4 J.. Jane, co.. Eberhad Faber, 80 each; =, b.
s. Il. t13. >chuer. Bloom Linson and employees, al ;
Arthur & BonneiL $40. Total up to dat, >S9,5i6 "a
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
TO PARDON 4 NEGRO LTFE.CONVICT.

Atlanta. Ga., Jan. i '>pccial.-GOycrnor Gordon
has decided to pardon Charles Ramsey, coorci life
convict. who is IN his twentieth year of imprison
mcnt. In June 1870. Ramsey. then about twenty
one years of age. lived with hl, young wife j. NJ
White, plantation In rroup Comfy. lie big
Gnc looking negro, and splendid hand at work. but
he became infatuated with another woman and de
tcImincd 10 marry her. lie tried 10 get his wi(o
TO agree a. divorce. but she refused. one night
he loaded old mu,tcl with heavy charge of shot
lic lived in common log hou.r. with ,hc' crack,
chinkcd With clay. slipping outside. ana removing
some of the clay, he p0lcd the barrel Of the gun
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
yJrycrroys AGAINST THE Use or SEWERS.

TIr..t,u y. y. janis ,>pcci,u. The people of
ia, ,Ir.i Ward of thi, cy find themselves ia an un
fortunate position Boa consequence OF the ha't} action
# the Common Council some month, ago y'tem
of separate sewer, for thu, ward alone. with the main
outlet ia Esopu, Creek, Wa, authorized ami after
several month, Of cNctNatcd aud almost impossible
street, the work nov competed %, cost oi nearly
$50 900. Numcruu. come, t'uir have already b''u
made and the taN B. about to hc collscted l'ut
William f. Finger. ice dealer who gather, Zee from
the creek for domestic use objects To- the pollution of
the water aud get, injunction from Judge May nam
prohibiting th" cmptying %. sewage into the creek,
pending the issue of tine action n" brlu-o against the
city, Meanwhile the sewer, are useless ana must
~ paid for.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
pATRONESSES or THE PRINCETON PROMENADE

Princeton. Jan. y (>pccial-The patroncsscs for
the Junior Promenade which takes place February H.
have been announced follows: Mr.. Alfred r.
Baker, Mrs. william VI. Field. Philadelphia Mrs. A. G.
Apncw. Mis-. George y. French Ms. Harold Goodwin
Mr.. VI. Taylor Pync and Mrs. Rudolph r.. sclrcrmcr
EcW York city: Mrs. Henry iOnn- Newark. Mr,
Nicholas l.. Roosevelt MOrri-town \. j.. MJs Wliam
st"vkcr. Trenton. Mrs. Henry L.. Fine. Mr.. Henry T.
osborn. Mrs. William VI. Sloan and Mrs. Richard
Stockton. Princeton
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
HERDEREU RI NINITEN.

Denver. COL, Jan. IA telegram from
DuChc,ne. Utah. says that William Whitney seymour
"A prominent Gentle ranchmaH in Ashley Valley, was
found dead IN his bed. where he evidently had been
shot while asleep. II i, believed the murder was
committed hy the Dantc-. seymour went t. Utah
I'm i--2 and wa "a post trader AT old FOrt ThOrnburg
his father. j. G.. 10y mcHr who /, now living here.
wa, for mary cashier Oi the old Farmers and
Mechanics Bank of Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
THE PATENT LEATHER SYNDICATE AGAIN.

All the patent leather manufacturers OF Newark
with one exception IIalscy smith, nave give"
options TO agents representing an English sSi'u''a a0
for the purchase of their factories. some oi 'hc
ortons civcn are so high that unless offers snail
bc made the sale Of the properties cannot be .%on %
summatcd The fact that seven elgnths Oh ulc Pd'.
leather Industry is concentrated in Newark ihatcS c
ACQUISITION Of the factories there dc>rable NeI ~
ment for English capital. Thc Negotiations io' "'
sale OF the factOries were begun lasl laII.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
NEWARK.

AN ALLEGED SPANISH COUNT ARRESTED
Celestino Olazago. age twenty spanlard' VINO Is
said to be a count arrested at his boarulhghousc'
No 1GO Westinghouse, yesterday, on complaint vi
Charles Lourenz livery stable keeper oiazaea rou
n doublc team on November 4, and stopping AT
roadside inn il is alleged that lie neglected. tc UaI'
which ran away and demolished the carrlage.
Olazaga who is a student at commerclal colleRe III
Newark was held in bail for the Grand jury
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
EAST ORANGE.

DFMORIN LIBBY CONFINED TO HIS HOUSE
Demorin Libby the proprietor OF restaurant u,
Nurray.st Ncw-York. who was assaulted ana rooocu
by three highwaymcn Friday night was col''c'
70 his house Yesterday by his injuries lie '"nh'
that one Of the men who attacked nm wa ""'i,
,,hor, he discharged about three months ago nc
,,as able 10 give the police little Information coccr
NO. Ii. assail,nts since they attacked MN IN U'
Ias n ~" ma a, his lack The thieves failed 10 wrench
his watch from his pocket but they escaped with
in
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
THREE PERSONS INJURED ~ 4 RUNAWAY.

\ -eriou, runaway occurred in Irving st., Railway
y J at about 80 last evening in which three hand
carriages were wrecked three persons were IN
jurcd and IL horse was killed Richard Hurley, en-
ploycd with Minsow, Lanier ~ Co.. Of this city, was
thrown from his carriage and his jaw was broken.
His coachman Wa, badly bruised. \. WllmOt and his
daughter were thrown cut. and Miss Wllmot Was hurt
it r. feared that She injured internally. /.
tovCi-f, Wa5 also thrown ont Of hl, carriage. MI
ihe carriages were wrecked Mr.. Hurley : hOrsc w4s
killed. The affair created great excitement The
street was crowded with people at the time.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
yoroRyorS urRDrREn FINALLY cArGHT.

st. Loui,. Jan Ia dispatch from Gainesville
TcX says: Deputy Marshal Lcthcrman arrived here
to-day from 40 Mans Land with Lee Harlan, arrested
in Ecaycr city, charged with the murder of Frank
Thompson and .. i. Ecnu'tt. near Beaver. In lo01.
a tragedy which received National uotoricty on ac
count of its atrociouenc,,. number of others par.
tirfpatcd in the murder, several of whom have re
Gently been arrested and in Jail at Paris, Tex.
where Harlan will hc taken 10 day
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
NEW-BRUNSWICK.
TIE WILL OF BARNUMs GIAN'

TIE WILL OF BARNrMs GIANT UPHELD
Judge Bartine after hcarLg ali the evidence ot inc
cavcaos in the contest over the VIII OF 'oohci hou
Goshen. one Of Barnums famous giants has decided
70 admit the will TO probate and overthrow the cavcat
AGAINST H. The cavcators asserted that the sant~as
Of nnsnnnd mind.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEFORT-T funeral, Of two Of Bridgeport b
oldest citizens william a. Iomlin,on IN hi uuctic'h
wear and Mr.. Bridget Keenan, In her ninety sAil
wear were held Yesterday. Tie former wa one oi
the contractors Who helped buih the Naueatuck l'al
road forty years ago
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

stanfIy The other negroes on the plantation heaLa
the shot but when they reached the spot I the
murderer was gone. They pursued him ana niaas any
caught him. In few months after the crime was
committed he removed TO Dadc coh "iio0'
where he has been at work ever since
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
miscellaneous

A TTHORS especially n-profcssiona writer's. desiring
y IN secure publication Of their works please address
PUBLISHER h.. Bon 80, Tribune Once.
NvONEY II SAVED. TROl BILE AVOIDED.-Scnd for
NE circular describing the SIMPLEX DCPLlCATOR. re-
producing fac-simile copies from writing The latest
and hest apparatus. {. BEN SINGER a CO.. DcY-st
10 80 NcN-YOrk general headquarters copy Ing
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

FATALLY INJURED ~ i FURNACE EXPLOSION
Chicago. Jan. l-.-Joln johnson, one OF the men
injured in the furnace explosion yesterday ~ south
Chicago died this morning.