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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-06
anplell.

\ party Of 'nited states coast surveyors
reached Rustburg Tuesday and pitched
their tents for a week. They will fake OBJ
Mountain.
Last week dogs broke into the sheep i0id
Of Mr.. James Il. Robinson near RusthUrg
the two culprits.
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Give the MiCTObG Killer a Trial

10 isno experiment Moran untued remedy
Hundreds of persons ln this Gifts have used oi
are now using This medicine. ami the cure-
effected JOB many eases are miracles.
40 has cured thousands who have been pro-
nouuced INCu BABLE. sold only IN one gal
lon Jugs. Price three 90 dollars. A small
Investment, when life and health can be ob-
tanned.
BcNare Of FRAUDULENT limitations. They are
usually cheaper. as they use that method of
imposing ON the public. Oue of them held
their price at - 80 per gallon for nearly two
years. NOf being able tO gct their medicine
ln af that. they have NOW reduced 10 % 100
which rs evidence enough TINT 10 has Hoi
met with success. A good medicine sustaius
itself iu aIl communities. 4 cheap medicine
is fhe la-t Thing on earth "a suffering man
wants. The genuine sold only by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-06
Sound and Level.

QUAY is now known popularity as the tat
tOocd sphinx.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-06

As-GROvE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
between Linen ana Beach Streets DI. =
4. Goodwin, notwithstanding by Rev.
lanes Little, ID. ID. at II "a. m, and by rev.
George +. Williams at p IN. "Wednesday
night prayer meeting atS y. IN. Young men
prayer NEE ing Friday night at ; y. m. sun
day-sch0ol AT o q. m. All are welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-06

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
JAMES RIVER LlSE For TUE stA-
SHORE CHEEpf-r AND MD-J
PLEASANT ROUTE 20 OLD
POINT, NORFOLK.
PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA BEACH. OCEAN
VIEW, NEWPORT NEWS. CLARE.
MONT, AND JAMES RIVER
LANDINGS.
CONNECTIONS
Al OLD. POINT and NORFOLK, cio.riy
with an lines for Baltimore, lhl ladeipNia ind
New YORK. Virginia Beach and ocean View
same afternoon: also at Norfolk Tor Eastern
North Carolina and the south.
AtNEWPoRr NEWS for Hampton and
and at CLAREMONr with the Atl,uuc
and Danville Railroad for Mayerly Ks.
ford, and all stations.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER 1871 DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JADESTOWN DttCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED ~
Rail. LINES.
FARE 20 Old POINT AND NOpFO *.
sl.6O, STRAIGHT; 500 ROUND
TRIP: 81 ~kCONU-CLA~S.
FlK~I-CLA~~ MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer,
ARIEL
CAPTAIN DEno,
carrying lmlted states maiD,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, " WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY A
7 4. NJ. (SrREfT-CARS GO DIRECTLY TO
STEAMERS WHAht) for abOye-Hamed
places Returning, the steamer leaves Nor
folk, Old Point ana Newport News on alter
nate days arriving al Richmond about h..
NJ.
Through tickets on sale ON steamer and az
CARRIERS Agency, No. 1000 Nam street. Bag
gage checked through.
STATE-ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
FRkIGHf.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports.
mouth, Smilhheld. Hampton. Old Point.
Waverly Hicksford and Alexandra. Va:
Washington, ID. g.; Newbeme, Washington
and TarborO, y. c.; an stations ON Atlantic
and Danyille. SeabOaTd and Roanoke Norfolk
Southern and Farmy lille and fOwha tan Rail-
roads, and Eastern North Carolina gener-
ally; also, tor Eastern shore Of Virginia and
all regular landings on the James river a.
LOWEST RATES. and through bills Issued.
LUClEN b. 1ATUM, cc-presidcnt
No. ll17 Main street and Rockets
IRWIN WEIsIGER, Freight and Passenger
Agent. myZ9-u
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Polk Miller & Co.,
DRUGGISTS.
900 MAIN STREET.

fa-Scnd for free pamphlet, History Ct the
MicrObc Killer
my 2l-eOd
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ss-LEIGH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner Of Twenty-ffth and Leigh streetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor Rev. J. NJ. Frost. ID.
d.. a. IN. and 3 y. m. Sunday school al
9f5 a. ~. Wednesday night prayer meeting
at > p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

Wilmington. Del. Jan. lsp"oalI.-Ihe semi 2nnnaI
meeting Of the Morocco Manufacturers National A.
eoc.tion Wa held IN ih, city today rc-idcnt j.
Tarl.c Po-ilc,, Of this city, presided. Charlie y.
Memcr Of Philadelphia J., secretary, and ". = ~
Liuson Of Baltimore. treasurer. Member, we're
present from Ncv York. Philadelphia, Boston, Lynn.
Baltimore aud tins CITY. Most Of tine meeting was &c
cupild in executive session. There Wa- warm de
bate on the tarih question, which was FINALS re
forrcd to fine Executive Committee. Discount, were
also discussed The annual meeting viii b. held AZ
long lrincn ou tie second inur-day in July 1870.
l,uuuct followed the meeting. AT which 100 persons
were present W. =. hcrr ga, of Ncw-Nora. re.
spondcd 10 the loaT The N1t"uli Association ,
= = Barrett ~ --o-,ou r' pom Jed {, oar Guc-t>'
isaac Bailey Tayior. Of " The shoe and Leather Re
por,cr," Now iorR poke 10 iii- toast; 4 Il. Mar.
In. Of Lynn, responded - The Ma--arhusett, ~
.ociatou7. John &. Baker. of lli, city, 10 d" The
Morirco Trade " G. McNclly. 1, thc philadelphia
A--ocaiion~. Joseph Pyle" Of hi city, and b. VI.
ILty OF New YORK. also made Address,
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as that of Thomas Finley age thirty five o. No. 100
Eastavc., who some years ago ran for the Assembly
the Greenback ticket. A small revolver was
found by his side.
NEWTOWN- deadlock which existed in the Board
OF Town Officers Of NeNtOwn over the appointment
OF receiver of taxes 70: the town TO succeed James
A. Lawrence, resigned. broken on Wednesday
night by the appointment of James F. OBrien tDem)
FIRE IsLAND.-Fiftv feet Of the roof of the
Surf Hotel blown or by the high winds Yesterday
and the structure otherwise damaged.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE-Burglars entered the house
OF the Rev. f.. Warren. pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Wednesday night and stole two
Overc0atS and considerable amount OF silvcrWare.
Mr. Warren heard the burglars. but thought 1t was the
servant girl
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FIJI ABETH

The principal bone Of contention that preVeh,e'
the BOARD of Edrc4ton from organizing on wednesday
ri.ht +. sad t. lave been the appointing ol Il
supervising school principal At salary OF F-''"o "
yctr n place of the present superintendent Oh - ''''
j. Augustus DIN. whose compensation l. %'o''
The Arthur XII Association elected the iol'o"'nS
officer, on Wednesday night President. Phio h',''n
t,.,,. secretary. H. T. Robinson; financial SCI
rotary. +. II. burberry captain. +. NJ RiSey Heu,
tenant g. H. Hand tru tee, for tire yea s. r Aend'l
and II. Whiitam.
THE Dramatic Ciub will repeat it, performance oi
school At the Temple opera House on f"u'S
evening. January 81. The proceeds VIII 80 to the
city Hospital
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Up ~ BUSY HARLEM.
SALE - BONES FOR TIE ANNUAL BALL

SALE - BONES FOR TIE ANNUAL BALL.
The Union Boat Club a Unknown Harlem rowins
asSoci lion, j, 10 have IL, tenth annual ball at tho
Metropolitan Opera House ON January Fl, ana Es'
night thc oi The joAes for the occasion was Soh
at the Grand Union hotel. The sale conducted
by Jane, D. ~myth. tie treasurer Of the club win
FLOYD Grant as auctonecr. The sale was stopped
when $1,000 wa, reached. mcludIhs Subscriptions
that being he amount OF the rent Of the opera House.
and tVeutytNo boNc, reserved for private sale
The highest amount paid for any one box was S9-'
which was pad by both Mayor Grant ahd eA-'idSo'
cr,c, ,.,~,,n-b ,heir r,pr,.eutatiyc,. Among the
others who secured boxes were street Commissioner
Coleman. Tho.na, p. Tltzslmon>. judge Morgan ].
o,Iri,n GEORGE Enret. Mspector ByrneS Justice
u,.ri. J. Power Henry RO.eIs, and District Attorney
C. I. Drseoii * New Haven
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crr.vrD FROM MANY QUARTERS.

The Phdnny At." o. Iortaam iioi-nt', held theft
masquerade bal and reception a. Lyric Hail. Sl1th-aNe.
and Observation-Disclosures -tcond-'t ''t "2ht There
was large gathering. and persons were 2resene
from, YonAer, and other point, above i.-ulain.
Cou.t Mott Haven. Ancient order - i'r eFs' installed
their newly elected ohce.s at L,.i- aii. One-hundred.
and.forty.cglth.,t aEl Wii.'a't la,t evening. The
officers Chief nng,r I. J. i"e Nce-chit ranger
r. Morfsv; woodward John ON1uuot; secretary, James
Jones. treasurer }. j. Moh.n; hnir,.er. NJ j. kenys
senior bcadle j. Atwe; junior bea1le James Traners
trustee JoLa Ramsey.
Court Germania Ancient order 81 ioresters, VIII hold
their public installation at NiiI' h1lI, NO. iol l%'s
Onc.hundred and twenty -lith-sJ., to-'!gnt
The Sea Guu Bowling club o. tine Annexed Distr's
will howl match game d, Jolnsoa's alleys onchundreds
and.forty.,i Nth.st. and Thri-a,c ts evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

Washington, Jan. 9.-Nr. Ane-, the superintendent
Of Documents ma. completed the compilation "i '"
first volume of the Official Ecf!-t"i, OF hI"' bum
Cor tho wear la ID is eXicctcd that thc work VIII
lac ready for d trbution by January 20 This volume
contains a list an the empoyc> of the Government
with the exception Of those ia the general postal scr
vice. together with the ocer. Of the Army ana navy
the total number Of names amounun2 to '''ooo' Inc
volume shows that 1924 pcrsons are employed DO
the city Of Washington, l2,2l3 being men, ana f'"-l
women These are divided among the several De
,r,,,ert .. follows: Treasury. 1871 men. i,3o-
women. War. TI9 men, 20 women; navy. l'i'o
men, - women. Interior, 2,30o men, ool women :
20. tnnIce Al men, ~ women Justice, - men, ,
women. Agriculture. 10 men, 10 women i~.ip.' -
men. women. Government, frntW- Once In
mon. 100 women. Washington Cry Government N'1
n,.n Cj7 women. Total,-1lO9l men, and 3,-Hi
women. The remaining 12J3 are employed 'hlehA A.,
the saallcr Executive Once, Of thc Government ana al
the
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NEWARK.
A WIFE REGRETS MAKING RESTITUTION

A WIFE REGRETS MAKING RESTITUTION.
A peculiar case came mp in the Chancery Court yes
crday John Kui-sy formerly United states soldier
with a63- iu his pocket, went to Honoken to take
usage for Germany. lie stayed AT Bades Hotel over
night ard left li. money for safe kceplnG win me
tart udcr NaVicr voter. who appropriated II ana oI'
appeared. Babe aiUrrward had Wctt"r arrested. ana
tine latter, wife -od her effects ana PAD the money
back TO Babe. Wettcr sent Ia the penltcnttrS'
and then his wife demanded tho return of tic money
she had paid. 10 sct out of hi dilemma idde pald tho
money bach to the Chancery Court pending the wee
Chancelor'- decl- ~.
The Democratic majority Of tho Board Of Freeholders
yesterday appointed Roee, Marshall warden Of the jail
and John MURRAY warden Of the pcnitenuary. the
old on Gals who arc Republicans. were summarlly re-
moved.
Jacob Frcund, ace nineteen. living with his widowed
mother at so. l-5 Belmont ave- has been committed
10 tie insane a-yium. Al, condition is attributed 10
c.c.,ctte smoking. Fr.und ,moacd excessively ana
had been warned OF the possible consequences. ON
Tuesday night be- became violent that ne had to be
placed under restraint
The Hebrew Charity BAH ar Sacnger Hall last
n ht Wa, largely attended. Many city officials were
present several thousand dollars were raised lof
the orphans a, the result Of the ball.
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WIZ. vooRHEEs.s ATTACK FALLS To TIE GRorND.

Washington. Jan. C>pcclali-scnai"r N"oEA.'- IS
pclyy'csn attack Of yestc.day on colonel Duel ana
ih. inquiry which il started. came 10 lame ana an
potent conclusion to-day, when th" desired report on
te case was furnished to The senate by the Attorney
General 80 Instructions whatever II was s'i'" MA
been issued from the Department % 'u''''' u" D'"'
Attorney Chambers in rcald &" the arrest or 'N
,,,,, from arrest Of Colonel Dude. during Dds &c.
cent visit 10 Indiana. Nor had there been the -i-
.t -uondcnce between the Attorney '"hcrh tl"
Mr. ChamDcr-. Mr.. Voorhees, attack on inc A'I"''IT
senucutl, fan, to the ground, and % b. oi hhrH iid
,.i ~. ,I.' sycamore Of the Wabash. having Ha"' 3
w,,b ,c1dcd imprc-,i lon among his homo part tal-.
9TH concern himself again with tine sale ana OFT
o,-'ldec charge, which formed the basis "I M Si''
cfort IN defence Of injured political virtue.
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TIE PROPOSED HOUSE RULE, DRAFTED.

Washington. Jan. 9.-Speaker Reed TIL, afternoon
called Ncssl-. Mckinley and Cannon I'M" con'nIi'
ton. and for three hours they considered the pr"
po-cd code Of rule, for the NOGse. They comrlc Fl"
their task. and the result viii De printed ana 3""
mlttcd tomorrow to Mr.. Carlisle, the We Democratic
,no,,lor If the Rules Committee CMr. Randall b.
,o other Democratic mcmDe:J Little uDc B., ape
~ he consumed u this c1amr alton however a. NI,
carlisle has already been Informed by SPIKE, h,"l
81 fine Latter, views upon the suLJcct ana thr ch"ls
fta' arc prOpOScd The speaker say tidi " tc pr!
rn-od code j. simple and fair a. II must De- INA '''
when 4 j, con drlcd that the Republicans VIII nav '
20 live IN IL
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LABOR cOYVENTION CLOSED.

The annual Convention of the National Trade
District Assembly 40. 30. Knights OF Labor was
concluded yesterday afternoon. The convention
which l. composed OF delegates from the painters
paper hanger, and decorators. spent yesterday "a
'criloou i'm discussing the Eight Hour law. Inc
following officers were elected W. NJ. J. T. Arcnl
hald OF Ncw-Norh ". f., Edward Or. kemncs.
" New Yor,: secretary and treasurer. Alexander
Peters. Of Boston: district Ntat,tiGan; william I
,aurs,n ana j. H. W0o.ev. Judge advocate, j. \.
,chvenk clerk Of the court T. Laushlin, of Bayonne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

1t pays us to keep a complete stock
between seasons. You'd rather select
from full lines Of best Suits, OvcrcoatS
and listers than pick over the rem
nants of broken assortment.
Plenty of bargains, too. The small
lots are marked that way; and some
large lots. For instance, those Eigh-
teen Dollar Chinchilla OvercOats now
$3.50 and the Fifteen Dollar ones
now $50.
There's news in heavy underwear.
ROGERS, PEET q co.
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r,rurprD Anor-T THE TOWN.

The Brooklyn TurnVereln at its meeting on Wedne'-
day evening made the preliminary arrangements for
condition
The German American Trust Company, recently
founded has postponed lis first meeting untl January
- More than 100000 have been subscribed al.
ready about 500. 900 coming from New York. Inc
largest amount which any single person can sub
scribe Is 30 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
ARRESTED FOR STEALING BATTERIES

George Fannie. son Of repuied millionaire N
Jersey city was arraened Yesterday in police couFa
in that city on charge OF stealing electric DAT
tercs valued at $1,000. The property OF the jersey
city Electric Light Company. O. which the defendant
father is a larse stocAholde,. The accused was IN
The emrloy Of the clocta, a-u company, but was
DISCHARGED recently subsequently electric batteries
were fonnd To have dis;p'c..c. nom the works. anu
II vos ALLEGED that the .lrt. Nrfe traced 10 Young
rorrfc THE ,,risoner Wa ,pn. .ted 20 the County
Jail 10 await the action Of the UlG;.d JurYs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

The member, Of Alexander Hamilton Post. No. 1872
&. l. f.. thoroughly enioycd Themselves a. the annual
installation Of olccr, at the handsome new Harlem
Opcra House hall la-t evening The nail was deco
ted with hay. Of the different corps ot the Northern
Amy in thc Rebellion and when the new officers took
their positlons 10 take the oath Of office The hall was
crowded with the friends Of the post, The installing
ecer wa, Major Charlie, Appieoy, post commander of
gafoyeft, Posi-. After tlc ceremony of installation
- cnnpe. ri the floor cleared for dancing, which
US kepi up until al carly hOgr this 1.o.aing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
.r,,1, - nr rnE Ran. Mr.. LOINEE.

Wasbirator Jan 0.-slr Julian ia 'nocioc' me
british Minister. in conference NIh 9''I'I'''
Ulainc at the state Department. for some iIhc ms
,.,.. and &: j.. under TODD that one OF the ,uD-
,,e ,,.idored WA, the case Of the Rev. Mr.. Joiner
tbc English clergyman. who says h. suiicGl pcIso"'
violence al the hand, Of a mob at nom S2r'"e7'
\ r Lccance he insisted on giving religious ii
ttr(ion IA the toloIed people. The case VIII prop
~ Ic rc(r,cd TO the Attorney General for invc'tlga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

The funeral of Aaron Clafn. who dled on tuesday
WAS held al his home, No li3 Montague '' yesterday
,fternoon There was large attendance among those
-, ho,,, many of the leading members of Ply
n,ortb Church. The Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott con
tuc,ed the services. DR.. Abbott paid nigh tribute
IN The life and energy of Mr. Clatn. The body was
t,tep to Milford Mass. last night and another service
,i lac hciI there today in the congregational Church
VA p,r webster Waterbury viii conduct the services
The body viii be buried in the family plot IN me Plut
Grove Cemetery there, beside Mr. Claims VIE and
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
SOTTII PLAINS.

TWO CARPENTERS KILLED BN fNLL'
John $. O'Rrily and Richard 'onover' Two 'arPe"
fer. we're at work ON the new school house Ne'''u''
,,b.n a ,raao.duc Gfty feet high parted preclpnaunS
th. t,o men hcadfofcmo,t TO the ground. h''llN
pnc va badly injured, and he wa taH'n tn t t
,'o,."t and O'i.cus died Last niShi . le'uS wa
,,,.t, .tnroe wear, old and leaves WHOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

10 pas, forced check in tho second National bdhA'
was identified yesterday by Paying Teller oiDe'.
son. Of the First National Bank, as a man VINO h"u
pissed two forged checks there. The checks WGer
Tor small suns. II i, believed by the ponce NAV
he is one OF the gang Of ,Wndlcs VINO nave pccn
operating in New orl for some time. lhey nav =
learned inat he is also known As James hu1,cl anu
James Robinson. Formal complaints were maze
AGAINST him yesterday by The tellers OF tlc ocooiu
National Bank and the First National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
LAST RITES OVER 5lRs. soUTIIwoRrH.

The funeral Of Mrs. Hannah B. southworh the
SLAYER Of stephen Pettus, held at the home OF
her brother, william b. Martin, 40. $50 Lafayette
ave. Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon only lew
friends OF the family were permitted to enter the
house during the ceremonies. Among those present
were Naval officer Theodore b. Wills and his wife.
Ou the coffin lay simple floral wreath containing
the word Rest The service, conducted b. tAo
Rev. Hcasy y Sattaricc. rector o! Calvary EplscOpi
Church. of this city. lie was assisted by the Kew
H. X Boyer. The body placed IN a Nauit ~
greenwood Cemetery % await Shipment 20 ou'sN .'lo
Ky for burial. \ vacant lot next Ia the holsS Wa
crowded with people during the funeral IN ~, u
the effort, OF the police 10 drive inc curious '''u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEf.
Jersey CITY.

PROPERTY OF A. BELMONT JONES ATTACHED
General William F. Albeit procured an attachment
yesterday against some personal property Wm'h hdu
been brought TO Taylor's Hotel by ~ belIloh,
Jones' Of New York Jones had in his possession
bonds and notes to the amount OF S"o''oV' u >
alleged that Jones failed 10 meet notes hdorseu ~
him. which had been sold by Max :. Boom lFi I"
Ernest +. Eiatstein and which amounted 10 ~
09i 80. The property when was attached GeCause
Jones wa a non. resident, was SclLtd by DcPuS
sheriff Whean and placed in sheriff DavisS care
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
COLLECTOR FRu1epr ~ WASHINGTON.

Washington. Jan. 9.-Colcctor Erhardi. Of New
Work, wa, Al the Treasury Department 70 day. In re-
gard 10 the administration of Customs AFFAIRS al tha
nor i4c.aiuE certain proposed changes Ia the immi
grafton system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WV po-yu1,rrr ror NorNT VERNON
,t,,i Henry Uu,~. who WI, recently H""l'll'.'"
'"''"' - v,,ut Vernon ma, received his
- P'''''a' ,.,, tnc President. and yesterday he
commission IRON INC -. M. win take charge
forwarded MS h''" ''" =. ,..i tru.- i. we'll
Of ;rc Office in ie" 'i\'' ''''".' I.n y,rl. and
, i ,,,,.t,.ll ana military lie in Ne" loIA anu
hI""" D." ,,. ID, tl,c most popular members
''l'''''''"'' ,r,,, If r,e Republic lie was born
of the Irind NlHN 20 ''' '''' So. -, ,t hi
-, p,,..,i. in Lii but came to thi- country WI" ~
III a. lie va, one OF the fir; 20 onei MS
service IA defence oil Tue 1. V,lrn...-, lie wa,
enlisted n the l,in 'olI' 1c and sent To Libby
taken pil.on'r ~ Ir,llh before he Wa, cNc hanged
Pr -on. IL wa -, nv. service. After tho
cn.r of the war ne Wa ,',i,I c',td and
colorcl Of the 21th Regiment ~ ,t,,.t,s .,r m
VA aftcfwar, detailed on H'''"' ~, H. AZ p,.,cu.
command 81 the tith piNlrl',, H.. Ia. hold the
an ordnance officer col we say vui,,. t.u-ic, and
clcrtNc Office e. prs utH' 90 Ic.r , mr1lbcr OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

important nominations within day or tao. Among
them will probably bc Collectors of Customs and In
tcrna Rcvenue at Chicago ard POstmasterS at st.
Louis and Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
M NEw BoARD or srpERvIsoRs MEErs.

TIE NEW BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETS.
The new Kincs County Board Of supervisors met
and organized yesterday II is composed OF seventeen
Democrats and thirteen Republicans. Rchah l..
Ba,,lcy. of ratlandS. elected president pro ten
Io received the vote, of the fifteen Democrats pres
cnt Oln Is. Lockwood, of the Twenty third Ward
received the votes Of the Republican members. John
y McEanc voted with the Republicans. DR.. Paul IL.
krctzschmar. the supervisor at Large made speech
i'm which he favored the plan 90 do away with the
county government by Ian"Niug the towns OF Flax
city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND ClTN.-Thc body OF a man with
bulct mole i'm the heart found on an cmbankmen
near the Fifth street Bridge over the Long ISLAM
Railroad yesterday morning. The body was Identified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
r,1r anon srRvlcE NoMlNATIONs.

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a meeting Of the senate com
mittce Oh civil service and Eclrcnchmeht was he"
thi, morning at which The nOm.n, tons ol Mc9''''
Roosevelt and Thompson to be Civil service CON
nis.iorers were considered There NOT full
mccti.g and decisive action not formally tahci'
Those present separated With the understanding ihd
if HE other members a-rccd with them. CHAIRMAN
WolcGu would report the nominations to the senate
recommending favorable action.
sILCOTT REPORT 70 BE PRESENTED TODAY.
Washington, Jan. 0.-Thc special House committee
on the sc0tt dcfalcation 10 day completed ITS Dill
and report. and viii present them to the House 10
morrow.
IMPORTANT NOMINATA)NS EXPECTED.
Washington Jan. 9.-it Is understood that the
President contemplates sending to the senate several
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rnrrrLlc 1A.s rn.rMA,IEE, ArrnlNrEn.

Washington Jan. g. Fourth class ro-tma-trre were
to day appointed for Pennsylvania as follows. d. VI.
Curr.y -prnr C.ty. Nj. VI. Morrow. Pumvc
G. 4 CornV,U jobs Corners. j. :. White. Gohr"n
vile: - j. Gordon. Delight i. ". Jonr, Erowntcld.