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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
ORANGE.
ORANGE.
REJNION OF THE FIRST BRIGA'

REUNION OF THE FIRST BRIGADE.
The ninth annual reunion Of the old First New
jersey Brigade held IN Orange yesterday. There
were about 800 OF the members OF the command
present. ard the city gayly decorated with flags
and banners. At O'Clock the brigade met In busl-
ness session In tho OF the Czal DOdd Post and
called to order Ivy the president. DR.. Joseph ID.
osborne. Of Newark. telegram WAS read from Gem
cral f. Burd GThb rcgIctting his inability to be
present. and inviting the brigade to hold the next RI
union at Edgcwatcr. The Invitation accepted.
The following officers were then elected President
Captain Ambrose NJ. Matthew'S Of Orange; vice prcsi-
dents, 1st Regiment. Captain Charles Sidgcavcs. OF
Mllbank " j.: I'd Regiment. William H. K7illss. OF
Newark; Sd Regiment. William X. Bailey. of Plla-
dclphia 4,h Regiment. Joseph D. Osborne, OF Newark
10th Regiment. Adjutant Edward Kcndrick Of
Ncw.York: 18th Regiment. John A. Gill; of Morris
town: 23d Regiment. X. NJ. Kings. Of Paterson: 40th
Regiment General j. a. Fay. Of Elizabeth lIcxamers
Colonel George G. l;rown Of Elizabeth: cores pondnc
i gs rH joseph '' aSr". Of E1c'h
Captain Matthews spoke briefly in Acknowledgements
formed ned in column and headed by band paradci
through the principal streets of the city. finally rn-
was laid for 80 guests. The armory was brilliantly
decorated with flags and banners. Captain Mat
tlhws presided. and after the cigars we're lighted
number Of stirring speeches wcrr made Tie com
nand welcomed 70 the city l,y Mayor Henry II.
thcwS other speeches we're male by Henry A..
POTTER DIR. Joseph D.: Osborne. +. II. stewart Gem
cral f.. \. Fay and f.. Potter.
The trouble in the hat shops Of Orange Valley has
been braught t, an end. The striking makers have in
great part abandoned the " fair association. and
have gone back 10 work in both r. V. Connect ~
Co.'S and +. Berg a Co.'s shops
The rev mission chapel Of st. Marks Church will
be formally opened this afternoon. \ short service
will be held O'clock. and all the Episcopal clergy
in The city aid lis vicinity have been invited TO be
present.
DR.. William Person. one OF the leading surgeons
the Oranges has entered into IA copari ncr~hip with
Or. Thomas w. Harvey. II i understand that DR.
Persons intention is to gradually withdraw from
active practice.
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n)ork Uanteo.
Females.

Females.
STrNoGEtPHLR ana BENNINGTON
- orEKAioE. y"a'.' rAi"'i'nc" IN
correspondence. legal wulk. -. r1frri.
enr'd. RAPID and a,rutat" god salary Tor
Competent w"!k. IAfE.El!.N' T.. Bon -.
II!i'in" Ofc'.
ST. \'".l;NrHfI: a.i TlrlwEITIR.
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h"ii'". "h'r" there IL urpo.t"nlty .ot al.
>an'"m'nt. NJ. go WI as'h.-.
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Once.
= Lon ioa, Sw"M ~ wishes }%,.tii"",,.; r';'
West I'D !.
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can h"I'' 'or sdNanc.u."it Yul"K ,..ufa'"
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~ stat Adde'S /. II. a. Boa |. Int.
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position ~" ri"n, ID AN gi," f.-, r.f. ,.
'f'" Adir",> y. L.. ii"N .. 1ribrnr O:,r-
SnFEANo. :.Np"ri. need Ia church singing.
- d">r"u- -! iocatins here permanently,
wishes I">!t!"n; r'hd, a. sight. address
j.. C.. TtlDun" Uptown one" rs Itwav.
TYrEwKITING Young lady d.-ir~
coty1ne Tor bon" Work evenings i.ru.
RfMIN'ToN. Tribun' bfire.
NOrNH LADY beginner IN .hor,hand and
";.'" AGdr - MODERATE. Madi."a
y. j., i. .. li"x 10
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LONG ISLAND.

llE DROPPED FORTY INFANTS IN THE STREET.
Charles Claus and his wife Catherine who were
rested Friday night in hut In tho woods near Fisk
ave. Maspcth. L. L.. charge Of keeping n baby
farm without license. were locked up In the Long
Island City Jail yesterday IL appear for examination
charge OF manslaugh"r In the second degree.
Eoth prisoners we'll advanced In years. Their
son otto. twenty years old, also arrested Jus
tcc SChcpcr succeeded in getting a confession from
Claus. lie said he received from 81 to ~ for cach
baby he received and that It he who dropped the
forty infants found in the streets OF Long Island City
during the last fourteen months. He could not tell
how many infants he has received. ne had kept
no record Of them Warrants have been issued for tho
arrest Of the women from whom he says he got the
babies. When the constabl"s went to Clls's house
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ACCOUNTS or TIE BEICK FAMINE VARY.
BARGE CAPTAIN TELLS OF THE PETTY TYR
v~ypcr TIL, WALKING DELEGATES.

RARGF CAPTAIN TELLS OF THE PETTY TYR.
ANNYoF THE WALKING DELEGATES.
There is a great difference between the accounts
given bv the Brick Manufacturers Association ana Dy
the Board OF Walking Delegates OF the situation In
the binding trade and the scarcity OF bricks Inc
manufacturer and dealer, say that brick famine Is
imminent while the walking delegates assert tila berc
Is plenty II brick and that no man has bcch lorccu
to stop work on account OF scarcity The facts though
tend 10 corroboratc the manufacturers. AS lar as
coud be learned only one barge load OF brick arrived
IN the city yesterday. Mr. Martin. OF PccK' Martin
& Coz building material dealers. SAID that nc lid"
uspendcd 100 OF his three fonrtils because
there was no work for them to do. At tho once Of
the Cornell Towing Company, Tenth ave- ana ial'h
st. which has control Of all the towing OF brick
bargcs on the HUDSON the report was made ana sub
stanatcd By the books that only twenty i've lUAdcu
brick bargcs came to this city last week.
The following account given u Tribune re-
porter by captain Of brick barge. and is Interesting
in that it show, how much power the union, possess
for the emf rccmcnt Of petty tyranny which DELAYS
bu,nc,s and IS sure In the end to react upon the
UNION. The captain said:
When brl, barge arrives in tn" market the bckhand
lcr, or long ho'mrn CONF TO you and rduest Job Of
,lo,dng your boat II tn captain wants or two n,n
m must hire the first That askS for job whether h. can
do tn. work II this man works awhile and g"" %"
ard got. drunk you gt another To tab" his
r,c- unless pay him what tn" first man has earned
II van ,r lu tho market with boat and want " hire
man hy tn. Month have not that privilege" II you
.hld hir one b. month. the brickhsndl"rS viii not
v,.n with him II JDur boat II stationed In bad berth
,,y - III not work Their pay 40 q thousand. and
II ~ cannot u axe that rat" - day th"y will not
vorH II ,ou have your boat they do not fancy
I'm. won't ", TX. II you hay" any troub," with the
,arturn thry viii not work. II they want to carry
,..r nail all d,y and Won anything to h'm they viii
NAT work II Won dlschar.. OF them cannot ct
,r,,h,r TO take his placc. II you have
.u.,Il crew Oh your boat and don't h" Just
a many men You can't get any 10 work for YOU II
- ,,an, ., SHIFT Your bolt while working the bric..
handler, will start for some gin mill and the crew has
, .rlr, tho boat a"'n. II You say anythins To them
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NETWORK

turn affairs had taken. The march VIII be mone heAe
saturday evening, weather permitting.
Tho sale OF reserved seats at II each Tor the en-
cagement of Otcro, the Spanish dancer will begin at
the Eden Musee TO- morrow. The large winter garden
has been much improved by the addition OF oacohy
Which will seat 400. sacred concerts are portion OF
to days entertainment.
John Mcclellan, who has been selling newspapers
at the Cortlandt Street Ferry entrance for quarter
Of a century. died at the Western Union Hofc Cort
landt and West sts, at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
lie fifty four years old. and lived with his family
at No. 2OD Rodncy-s Brooklyn
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She look the whole world in the face and b prcud
to Il Nine RUPERT. the originator Of the Process
Of CLEANING the skin by bleaching" She It Is who has
raised the business Of manufacturing article for tho
complexion to a higher level. making the business
eentcl. legitimate few years everything 3D.
yered foI curing bm>hes OF the complexion were looked
upon quackery. while TODAY Nine. Ruppcrt has the CON-
hdrnce OF all world who have INVESTIGATED her theory
Her plain straightforward clear explanation at her leo
given Thousands In city an opportunity
Will. thousands with their own eyes the
remarkable proofs Of subjects with but one side OF race
CLEARED, while o exhibition at her Office
Fully million persons have used her word.renowned
Bleach and derived most pleasing benefits THOUSANDS
letters come unsolicited containing the most extoVa-
CANT recommendations but Nine. RUPERT values womans
dclicacy highly IN such matters to reprint COM
explanation Of how to clear the skin by beachinSs
application at Office. or By mail FOR postage.
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WESTFIELD.

The westGeld Athletic Company has filed articles
OF incorporation with the County Clerk OF Cnon the
cGrporaOrs being Albert a. Drake. George Peck and
IIarr, w. Green. The company intends TO have en-
closed grounds and q club house. All kinds OF attn
letcs Will be entered into by the club.
The membership OF the Westfeld Musical Society
has been increased to nearly 200 The chorus 10
hcarsal, will 10 begun on october T.
The Wc>tfch Institute will reopen for the fall
term to- lnOiIUw.
"Thc Westfcld Leader" made Its first appearance
on Wednesday Professor Collins Of the public schools
Is editor Of The paper.
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NORTHERN NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.

HUBOKEN.- frederick Horn. who shot himself in
the head on learning Of his daughters suicide is bc.
levcd to be lyIn. at the point OF death in ST. Marys
Hospital He has not been rational since he was
received In the Institution His wife, who also at
tempted Ia commit suicide has been pronounced insane
PLAlNFIELD.-The dates for the sixth animal tour-
nauent Of thc Mddlc>cX Gun Club have BEEN an
nunnctd The tournament Will open S.ptc,nlrr
10 and will continue for the remainder Of the week
over ~ 900 IN guaranteed purses VIII De distributed
among the m;uksmcn. in addition to regular cash .ur.
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for the purpose ~ serving the warrants they found
one child lying dead IN cradle, while another one was
herself OF the officers followed and caught her In
the act Of attempting to commit suicide She had rope
IN her hand and said she would rather die than 50 70
jail. Tho officers took apart bed and found tho body
OF . two weeks old infant between the MATTRESSES,
This discovery leads the authorities to believe that
tho other infants have been buried about the place
and q thorough Investigation will DC made.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPOET.-Judgc Thaycr. OF the Superior Court.
has sentenced to twelve year, each In state Prison
at hard labor. George W. walllcc and George a.
Wallack the two young men who. few weeks a-o. in
Danbury. broke into La EIcs icwclry store in that
place, knocked down and gagged the clerk, and then
carried away several thousand dollars worth of
tcwclry and diamonds. Ioth were Captured
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Charles 5. Randall Of
Massachusetts. FIFTH AVENCE-Wiam Window Sec.
Ietary Of the Treasury and Senator Jam, H. Berry OF
AIhan>as. MURRAY IIlII-Commodoc samuel Lock.
wood. U. S navy NEWYOKK- ,ooncl Charles W
Wooley. Of Cincinnati VlCTOKIA-Ex.Prc,id-nt Juan
i. RoIas Paul and General Jose Cstria of Venezuela
WINDSOI;-'i"nei,l John W. Notl'. secretary OF the
Interior Con Rodney Wallace. OF Massachusetts,
and Albeit Keep OF Chicago.
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when they return they ar
work, ana yoii cannot get OF
tn. captain and cr'w ~; OH
IL. for, the bIickhardl'r, con.
BAY them for what You have
thn,i-and brick on your boat
hour to get oil. son must
Won don't. th,y wont work.
ing brick oT YOUR boat. ana
or two 'longshotm"n hir"d,
com" and tell Tn" contractor
cart the biick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
NINE. A. RUPERT,
Complexion Specialist,
6 EAST 14TH STREET, NEW YORK.

liable TO get mad and quit
yer cn-tn their places. IL
exit 1r ten thousand b:ick
; IN til" morning, you must
done. II YOU have n few
IL might take three or i've
pay -. 4 days wages, 10
II thrr" l. 4 contractor cart
tn. captain don't nave nue
the walt.n2 delegates Will
- take la" cart> oil and not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

sembly in 1884 and made crcditable record. He
leaves wife and six children, the latter all grown
up The body will be buried in the family plot ut
PETERSBURG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

pluses. The great contest Of the week will be the
$500 sweepstakes This match Is ct twenty-five live
pigeons and is open to all.
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Domestic 5itua.lous Wdnt:0

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Uork Uanteo.
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Males

ENGlNEER.-YOVr man wants position
II a. engineer; strictly temperate. - NY
and indu>t inus: years experience aud
reference. quaIil'd. Address %. J.. g., ~
Ad"lItii-,t.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
4 WONDERFUL WOMAN.

Mime. A. Rupert has accomplished
more in relieving her suffering sis.
tiers than any woman living. AZ
least one million American women
can thank this specialist for q clNoS
complexion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
domestic GltnhllJns U1nlfo
Females.

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FOREIGN AID DON ESTIC
MALI AND FINALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL EEFEHr.Nt ES r,.,
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
servant, b.r4Alng englsrn.cnts VIII ue
dismissed Il ON ONCE and forfeit All calm
\. H.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
- WISH --D-Sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

~ OACHMAN.-By u 1rst-clas coachih
l. highly recommended nv last anu former
employ ors. Call at 3l2 weAt 47th-st., Ra''
fcity's bell.
NOACHMAN aud 0ROOM.-By color'd
~ man thoroughly understaid, car" any
RI nryr OF Lor.r.: good careful dri,' Ad-
Ir =, WM. j. -, 2O6 Est SJth-ni.. "a brIl
NOACUMAS. -Eifst-cIass colOrtd coach'
u man would like place In private nm
ily best Of references given or - knltof.
Address J. =. r.. Bog 20. Tribune upseWn
once. i28S BfoaAVAYs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

NrE~E.-Dy an experienced person ~
~ nLl>. Ia Invalid lady highest ref''r.
'.in,'> 10 obj.rcion ~ any part or rave lnS;
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

~ R>E.-By Respectable" woman, as In.
" faht> nur>": also I, assist IN sewing;
-. NV r,.errurr- Az .a>t lO3d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

NCH,SE. and CIAMBERMAlD. - BY
~ Nnrth ,,"iiIan gil. - take charge. "
infant on bot,l" competent with crown chill
an b.,t r,.f.renc.,. With Mrs. TYLER,
.yh- Utn.A,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

~ rEsh. or COMPANION, Sc.-A Frneh
" g.rl would line to travel with family
,ni,t, to Franc" IL ilur, W com paRlon or
lai,'> maid. only ios I'll" ia sax" tarr very
-und pacn"r. LcIrr s-a-.ch. y. L., lao
vs., .1s--t.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
RUSH AND BEAR DEFIED
British Columbia Sealers Pre-
pairing for Activity and Defy
the United States
A Man at Blanchard Instantly
Killed by a Falling
Tree
Scott, the Murderer, Found
Guilty by an Oregon
Jury

VICTORIA. B. c., June When he fleet
OF Sealers sailed from here their officer
declared positively they would make bet
ter catches than last year. and that the
United States cutters would not tow their
schooners into Port Townsend, as was
done last year, and sell the skins for the
benefit of the United States. Before the
sailing vessels left here their captains
agreed upon plan to establish rendez-
VOus for the entire fleet at sand Point. in
the Alentian archipeligio When a
schooner has made catch she will put ia
at sand Point and discharge her 'argo
and the skins will be concealed So that if
the revenue officers should raid the place
they would lind nothing. \ fast steamer
has been chartered for the station and
when enough skins have been secured to
make cargo the steamer will leave for
Victoria. returning for the rema inder Of
the catch. The steamer will be swift
enough 10 elnde the revenue cutters Rush
or Bear. The date fixed for putting this
big plan into operation. il Is said. was
June l.