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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCuESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS The census figures, nearly com
plc". show the population of the town to bc about
1900 an increase Of one MN sinrc the last ccisii'
Edward Tpt"eruNc. son of William T. UptesroNc. pro
prctor If the Wc~chc,tcr County Fair Grounds fell
from cherry tree his father, premises Yesterday
morning aud remained uncDnscicu, for ten hours
lie {, suffering irum conclusion Of the brain
NEW ROCHELLE Michael Schwab. an Italian
lahorcr. was arrested Monday evening for drunken
aud dso;lcrly conduct nd placed IN cell where. AT
a late hour lie attempted to commit suicide by hang
INK himself with a handkerchief tied to an iron graf
ing. lie Wa, discovered and cut down in tine To
save nj, life. lie va, indignant that lie not
dUrntly trcd 70 hill himself by knoching hi head
against the wall Of hi, cell lie was then strapped
down wtn hi, hand, behind him. Yesterday he WAS
taken before Justice ncrncy, lined $40 Tor being
drank and dsoricry aud also held IN fi'oD ban pl
hi, Investigation IN regard TO The sho0ns OF ra>qnhic
>a2rano by William /. NlIllaGi-"A. IN Consequence nee,
shooting, Williamson Wa removed to the county Jail
at Wnll@ lIan. to protect him from violence. . .
Abont 100 plumbers. tin,mths aud brlcklaycr> EN-
plpycd new buildings IN Nc" Rochelle Yesterday
hour, shall constitute DAYS work. The bosses re-
fuse to acccdc 3, the demands 0f the strikers.
PEEKSKIlL The foundry Of Ely d Ramsay
pattern, ANA much stoci were destroyed. The los, i,
m,n:. RE los, is covered by Insurance
,ING sING.The closing exercises of the frce schools
4 sing sing took pac" Yesterday IN the presence
of large uuinhcr ut ic>.dcnts. The graduating elias,
Wa composed of Mary Marshall Bc~sc G. llartwcl.
Jennie \. VI. COnnan. {. II. iiucrncy Edlta j.
Hoag Eleanor A. Mor.arty Kate Colycr. E,lhc VI.
Snath Ncllc VI. Adams, Matte Is. scripture Josephine
VI. GtroW, Alicia Llrkin. james boy lc, stanton Cham
plain Elijah l.. Foster. william Barrett Nellie Cor
cOran Eliza smith. Gertrude quinn and George Lca'y.
LARCHMoNr Independence Day VIII be celebrate
al Larchmont By the llobohcn Turtle I ub In lively
manner. President J. Rockwell Fay has alrin. 81 for
the salute Of thirteen gum 10 be nrcd al sunrise by
detachment Of the second Battery, y. q. y Y. ~
noon the Declaration # lndcp tcnc" VIII be rcal ana
the National salute of forty TWO guns wI be fired
undcr the direction OF Captain David wilson. Ait'r
the sunset gun Is fired display Of fireworks VIII be
lrliI
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THE AGENTS. WORK VAS rSAUTHoRIzED.

In relation to the charge Of bribery recently "'''u'
AGAINST the American SchO' Book Company IT. 'c"''
Gcor.c T. Cathcart dcnoupccs the charge a. faI'e an"
SAYS: The agent Of one Of our - reiiaDr p"Oi'''
ing hou,cs prior to the formal Of the A'her'''I'
hool Pool, Componv I'm hi, zeal to secure the bnsl-
nc, Of the new state Of Washington for hi mouse ~
sorted 10 trick that would not be conncn'nceo LOT
moment by his employers had they known IT, "''
Leach one Of the members Of the washington H'"'
school Board had given hiN promise To VOC io' ~
but finally changed his mind and let II oe KNOW
ma, ho ,rould vote for the opposition. The agent
thcroupon employed a detective who 'aiIed upon
Nr. Leach and said that he was authorized TO maze
term, satisfactory to him and offered him 'hc'N
for - 900. Mr. Leach becoming suspicious TOOK III.
check and when the board mot tod OF the ''Vo"P' -
Lribc him and showed the check - , .
A. soon the publishing house became a% ava "'
What their agent had done they Immediately ~
chur,ed him and were in no way responsible Tor M,
act All this had been done some time bcioS INC
formation Of the American school Book company, ahd
il was unknown 10 them until quite recently.
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PORT OF NETWORK. EHDAf' JULY A. 40
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY, ''hi 4 i''o
ARRIVED
steamer Elder GER Baur Bremen JgoS ~ sontEa%p,oI
s,nsncr rnnr IBr Henderson. Mediterranean ports IA
Gibraltar june with dsc to fhelp' Bros co. Aft'o
at tho aI Mama Brj silly wtndwari Island ports with
,sr =" t.ro Chrisol Arrived at tne bar at m .
Mner Bay &C. with and passengers TO i"hderson
Bro; Arrived the Bara, ,49a MAS M Raw and Port Maria
with frT and passengers totoJ Kerr CO. Arrived at the
h steamer "a, O sr,na, I.man 5, Iean n y; HAh1
win md.e ana Eng Slynsr"n iSys. va hey West with
clalnicc Percy Newo orleans days. with nd''
L" s,.mS an Fana Pennington, wmnstonNc with md' to
W% Steamer II Winter Hallcr BOSTON. with md'o 10
csmcr Glaucus Coleman Boston. with mi'o to Dim
SUNSET Wind at Sandy Hook light. 5, cloudy. Mcv
Island wind light sW. ciondY
Arrived yesterday
tallahassee Askins Savannah day.wth nd'ea ana
S~amrr Lucy Mmrr Stubs Bangor with md'e and pas
scugcrs to n smith CO.
CLEANED.
steamer Maasism Dch Potter. Rotterdam VIA B'lHnsn'
cnmer DoGa on Bp. Wright santanicr Peter wright
sTrnmcr Flsva OBJ. Bcmpohl. oporto w w Iu'Ihnt
s,smcr A,hGtd tRr,. Townsend Lisbon John scaeer
steamer city Para. Lock~ ood Aspnwau Pacific MAI ~
Steamer Adirondack tD) Sampson Kingston. Aux cages
6r-pm Forwood & co. .,- >, ,,..,,..
4 ,.,......,,. an, ,tlo
VIM Clydc 4 Go. ~. 49,, >,ox,,,A -
Old .ominiOh IS ~, D.,a, ~. M, n,,,,ntor
SsCO ..,,- ,.nn.r l. n smith @ "a
Steamer Herman Winter. I9cit, boston III + DmOcA
shin Alco Nicr Schulgcl rotterdam -Waen locl :"
BARK Louo Moore Watts. Tal'ahnano anu Valparaiso
Flint & GO. 49,. r..,oc,. E,,ch l. ,ve A. a.
ilarK Hcrte ft;cr Freuans Hamburg tuneh Edyo q o.
SAILED.
agndS
o Colon; JAMAICA Montcso BAY
IroauoIs Charleston Roanoke ahu hhhniohu E>oii"Ah'
Also sailed via Long I,lini sound
Steamer Valencia for Eastport
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoYpox July ARRIVED. steamer Chicago (Br). Morgan
from Now. York ~,
DEfrToRp Jn:y Arrived steamer Boston City tBr. Peii
from, New York ~
LIVERPOOL, Juiy l-Arrlved steamer uhic NptJ lHonP
son. ow.lOrk. - -, ,,,.,-
July Arrived. steamer Ethopla (br) "lsoh
from New York
SCfIX june 30 Passed Ruga (Gorl, Karews.
rom New York o way 10 Hamburg.
! Passed steamer Energlo (tcr. fortmahn
from New.York on her way 10 Bremen
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NORTHERN NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.

UOEOKEN-A MAJ named Wawrr, WINE h'hhS
Yesterday At the Delaware, LaclaVanla ana N''t'rl
Railroad Company, Icr 80. .. clt something heavy
IN nj bonl, aud pullcd II up Ills catch proved to be
the BODY Of Captain Noble, who fell from IN birG
sunday afternoon. The body was taken I" frame b
Morgnc Captain NOblr lived IN IlO99hcn a great
MANY wears and was well known. Howard io''',
age twelve wa, sclzcd Wlth cramps while baiihe >,
the Fifth II. pier yesterday ana d'"heo' Inc p"'S
recovered.
RI THEKFORD-Thc frat public meeting - Discus
bonding the borough brought ont about 100 citizens Oh
Nnndoy night The ointment expressed wa against
boudluQ EX Mayor Wilson was chairman. speeches
were made BY M,-Sr,. Weave, Sturm MIllHr +: J..
Ne,,Inan and w. II. smith and a resolution offered nv
Anderson Price that improvement. should BE- maze a.
rordng 10 Chapter IA 81 the r'atutc> " lass vas
carried Thc NcthOil,ts and their friends. Ia The
nuulcr of about 30. Went To- surfing Lake, a hcdul
mi rlncc up the Erlc road Yesterday aud spnt tie
dav there ". j. slnGcrland was IN charge OF the
excursion.
EIIZABETII-The Veteran Corps # the Pm
Ee,rnV Guard held is annual reunion on Mond a.
ncht Al the sheridan House. ~pccch", Wcr' mad" bN
Cnutain De Harf and other, OF the company, ana
snI,c original poems Wcr' read samuel Beck has
hern arrested by the pole" on suspicion Of being The
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llEANl;E
FIGHTING FOR \ RAILROAD FRANCHISE.

FIGHTING FOR RAILROAD FRANCHISE.
The nshi between the Essex Passenger Railway
Company and the newly Organized suburban Railway
company. which is a practical cAto' sion Of the RAPID
Transit COMPANY Of Newark. for IN" .Sht e. extend
their Hnc- 100 the orange. wared with great Virtl"ncH
IA the township committees II bOth East and West
Orange on Monday night. The principal heht was IN
Wost orange where the routes II the rival corporations
are practically 'hc same. III" sentiment ~ the meet
ins va, overwhelmingly in favor Of the extension ot
the E,.cN Passenger ,yscm and. although the actual
decision wa, laid over. there T. little doubt That the
franchise VIII be granted - that company. In the
Fat OrAue" Committee the opposition wa' scarcely
.,, pronounced. Hamilton Wallis, large property
owner. prrsrntc' circumstances aF1'nsi the ~unhba
road from prupcrt OvucT> representing over 21oop
fc.t D., front ON the other hand. thc RAPID transit
Company Of Newark Processes to av" majority ~
tlo nhHtiilr property owners is ,ide. H. route
lies through central ave, ono of nc two through
drives from Newark 20 the Oranges and tiVort" one
fpr the speeding of fast horses The decision OF the
committee reserved.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
TROr'BLE OVER UNEQUAL A~-E>

TROUBLE OVER TNEQIAL N~0E>0NtNI''
Taxpayers in New Brunswick arc indignant over the
proportion of The county tax which they are c"hl'!"'
10 pay thi, year by the assessment under the new law
The commissioner, Of valuation raised tn" real c''"
.c-.r,ot of the civ over - 100000. while tho a
SCISSOR increased the personal assessment proportion
atclv Now the city discover, thd the county A.
SCISSORS have kept down their assessment ana -
result the city has 10 pay thousands oi d'IIh' III"
comfy fax than II, last years ,A1rc, making the iN
, 10 A.; vo.t e thl, must be borne los the small
t,N1nycr, The ,,y attorney has ticcecdrd H. hiNl-
The Comfy Board # Assessors increase The a'>e'Snchs
- Two .lip> Savrcyill" and south Amh"-. but
tho city burden H. st hcay and thcro J. idI ~ ah
imr no assessment to the supreme Court on writ OF
ccrtiOraf.
\ big athletic meet will be hch III Ne" hfn"'"icn
nm Inly 4 by the athletic association Of the local
Yourr Mem, Christian A,spcatiOn over 100 entities
have been received.
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LONG ISLAND.

Long ISLAND CIrN.->chool Commissioner Thomas
Knyanagh president Of the Board # Education of Long
Island city. was to day served with writ command
inc him 10 appear before Judge Cullen Of the >uprcm"
Cont i'm brooklyn. To- show cause why he should not
bc punished f,r contempt Of court IN iains 10 OBEY
,,,rrcuiutorV mandarin, ordering him 10 pay the
S,lrv amounting 10 $3.50. due cN-Prncpal lurlick,
Of the First Ward school state superintendent Draper
that Ilylic. BE- rclli>tatsd and that he D.
paid his salary, and the supreme Court sustained the
decision.
COKONA.-Frecman Robinson, seventy years
old of this place and Miss Annie Quinn twenty clsht
wears old Of Mount Vernon were married AZ the nome
Of thc bride on Monday Mr. Robinson Is a widowcr
hi, first wife having been dead forty wears lie Is
considered wealthy, owning considerable real estate
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NJ w ARK


\ MORTGAGE FOR $G0ooooo RECORDED.
4 mortgage for SG.OcO.Ooo was recorded yc'i"rd1f
I'm the Register, Office A. Newark. II va cN''n''I
lv rho ,yndicaie which recently bought the t>,'N
Passenger Railway system II NcVnri the N"N'FN
and lrv net m and the Newark and ElHa'cih h"FN'
car lines, The mort gage covers the property ana
Franchise, Of thee roads toe thor Will RE iFi'h'
and property 10 be acquired Il new company To rHn
line from HARRISON IN IuG son County. - the Bergen
County line Decd, for the various rod, transferred
were recorded Yesterday 10 the Register Office th'
total amount eng @3..OO.uo0. The new morifac"
of six millions pay oil III" hold r. - - ''f"
Of old bonds with now coupon bonds and {" represent
the purchase price. lcayre Tl2"o"ro FIR better
ments etc. The interest on tAc new b"nd- !, . pr
cent. ..,...t..
that the Newark and south Oidnc" horse railroad
linc had hocu pYrcha -cd hy =. y White. 4 hfo"hlA 3D.
represent ne syndicate. for $l,1oO.cOO ON i"hili u"
syndicate and that The ,0mplrt on "i ~" sale oulI
awaited NJ White Signature Ia ~" papers. ~'f'fal
month, ago some paitie, secured an option 0a i1l-
r,a1 for II 800 900 and negotiated f1' ii al" wan
ont -uccc.e m" option thon expiring. Inc road j.
inc hest paving IN NcN Jersey although 10 coup
mcnt is inferior.
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4 COTTON OIL TRUST SCANDAL hEPphD'

THE spEcuLATIoNs OF MEssRs. FLAGLER AND
MOSS BROUGHT Up AGAIN AT THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEETING.
Tho animal meeting of the certificate holders OF the
American Cotton oil Trust was held YESTERDAY i''p
representation being on hand. An interesting feature
-, tho ns,etiur was the revival Of the scandal Of
vcor AGO regarding the specuations of Trustees j. H.
L1,cler and J. o. Moss alleged al the time 10 DC
FOR acco,:nt Of the Trust compromise was ma1e al
tbc time Of the exposures. which was accep0n ny
practically all OF the certificate holders IL was s'
In behalf of the trustees at that time thar theS "c
forced to sustain the market value OF INC trust
certificates, in order to benefit cer'ah u"nS"'"
Of a purely business nature The TWO TRUSTEES pc
sopally gave up about R25o,o00 TO the Trust ana
tho balance was charged to profit and loss 'o'oi
Georcc Bliss at Yesterdays meeting presenter r''oI
,io calling upon the incoming trustees TO take Ieg@
odvice AZ TO the liability of the Drohcr'Se
firms through which the operations OIL M'S'r''
Flaclcr and Moss transacted ana IL a'surc' o'
thc fact to bring suits for the recovery OF any aouo
received by the firms from the two tri'toc'' '"io''
pli.s,s resolution was adopted The firms arr DecaeF
Howell & Co., Wnslow, Lancr d Co" anu Mooio ="
Schley. A..
-4r,t Ffce.Pr,,ident CrIuhart presided 10 tlH
rnccnr and made a brief statement OF nc hhal'f'
90 ,ho mast year owing to the datc of the annual
meeting being changed from september 10 JuiS J;
The report was incomplete The ialancc on H 9,nn
an -cnicmbcr l. 1880 waS ~ 436,131 receipts loln
didnnd account and other source, raised the amour
"a ~ ~ GA for IN. wear: dlsburs 'mcnis FOR IN,
p,, a,,,,iraJ by the Trrs were f2,jl3.l3B: other
rr%uenditur,, considered left the balance on MAY "
fG73 900 $4,000 To- thru,
vcar,-F J'r1nhart \. r. Mason and j. IL bGh,u' =,
for two years-E. r. Chapman f.. X. Lclahu ann VI H.
Field. and for ycar-W j. carter anu ''fI biNN''
General samuel Thomas hold, over a. a trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

In speaking yesterday Of an inex-
pcnsive but stylish outing RIG for the
vacation, We laid stress upon our Fancy
Flannel Coats and Blazers more es-
pecially the pretty plaids and checks
at $3.50, White Flannel Trousers ut
$500 and $3.50; Fancy Shirts, 81 90
to $500: but forgot 10 mention Sashcs.
By all means have sash. We have
the pick of the market, and some for
as little as 30 cents.
Yesterday we reduced a lot of White
Serge Trousers from $3.50 to $500.
Also a lot of fancy Flannel Vests,
made to sell for 50; wouldn't go--cut
them to 81 30: still wouldn't go. Moth
ing als them except a pretty red
stripe-sort of Fourth-of-July effect
now - cents each; cheap enough to
buy, just for the fun Of the thing.
ROGERS, PEET s. GO.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEG.
Jersey CITY.

Mr.. DUGAN CONES OFT STRONG FOR E'oNoMf'
An unexpected obstacle 10 the Purchasing oi SIZES
for new parks appears in the shape OF County 'oi
lcctor Hugh Dugan who declares that under no en-
cumstanccs will he sign bonds to pay for park 'H''
lie saws that jersey city cannot afford the expense
II was only the Martin act that saved the cl'N rom
bankruptcy. The Park Commissioners say that theS
will need about 81 900 in bonds TO pay Tor inc
park sites Mr. Ducans signature Is necessary 20
make the bonds valid. and II he refuses I" HlEh ulc
bond, cannot be noird The Park oomi'S Htr
may amply 10 the courts for Il mandanuN' Dul W.
Ducan ,ayS he will fight II and take the case u tlc
Cont Of Appcal,. This would delay the purchase ior
an indefinite period.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races sheep'hcao BAY
80 p. IN. oo,
Municipal Building meeting. Mayors o'ncc: ,,,,.
Republican League reference case stewart bu!Iuihs'
IL a. m.
noard Of Education, 4 y. m.
Committee ON Superior and City Courts judiciary con-
ycntion 40. 30 Nassau-st., IL a. m.
Tammany Society, Tammany Hall. =. m ,,
Of st Francis NaNlcrs SCHOOLS
Xavier Hall, . p. m. -,
Cricket match at St. Georges Cricket Grounds, Ho'
boken p. N. ,.,..
Brooklyn Tabernacle congregation excursion 70 Niagara
Falls , A.,
Mnstrels in aid Of Manhattan Hospital Harlem Athe'
nacum. p. - ,,,. ,a
Music in Tompkins Square by 18th Regiment BAND
p ,,... o,p,..
Acos.a T. before Referee O]'rien
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PL.AINFIEID.

Az INCREASE OF 10 PER CENT ~ POPVLATloN
The ccn,u, return, ~ Tlinn"ld and Noith PAN
field how A total popuIton IN the two places =
l5n27. an incrcas' - over 80 per cont over IN"
census enumeration ~ 1--o. when IN" population wa
l1.350. Tho most ponuou> ward in Paiutch Is tie
Fonrth which has io5f. while tho smallest l. the
Th.4i "a 1000 The int 'r;rcdiat' Wa~l. $40"
Iir-, oo7- second. 100. The Fourth Whri ~
pl ufrh shows fhc most rapid Increase. on account or
IN recent location thcr' OF ,"vrrd largo mann'ctrr
I'M, o.tahl.sh mcnt> I'm N,r;h Painfch the First
District show, an cnumeritOn ~ 2,3o3 AMI the e,co-i
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I'd WIDEN TIE cEyrnAL rARK BRIDLE PATHS

The Park Board held special meeting Yesterday TO
dispose Of accumulated routine business. President
Gal.up and Commits Borden and llutchns were
present and no reference made the transfer Of
the menagcric in Central Park. The Board adopted
plans presented by superintendent Parsons for widen
ing the bride paths in the northern part OF Central
Park AT a cost of 1880
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TO MAKE A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.

At the meeting OF the West side Republican Club last
evening Frank Plat Of the senator, offered rcsOlu
ton which unanimously adopted that committee OF
three be appointed formulate plan by which Vlgor
campaign the district be pursued. When the
plan presented other Republican clubs Of the x1xh
District will be asked Join In The campaign In that
territory Some other minor business transacted aad
the meeting then adjourned until August.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BREVOORT-C. T.. Perkins. president Of the Cmcago
Burlington and Quincy Eailroad COMPANY. flf !"
AVENUE-Judgc Edward G. billings. q NeW'or'c'nS >
Mrs John \. Logan Of Chicago and john y Logan IT,
Of Youncstuw ONO. HOFFMAN, chapman NoioIn.,
secrctar7 Of he T. :. Legation At Forln. MEI L.
Tho Marquis del Real So"orr0. q Havana !'Nhh
AVFNI Fudge John Erskinc. Of Georgia 81 JAMr,o
Captain I1mllt0n MUncll and wife. OF LONDON WiNp
sOR-Iohn w DOane and John Mason l'oomN' u O"'''s
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Gallup the only Ten many member the PARK Board
found his home by reporter and sad; Ihe report
has no foundation far knowledge goes ana
l think l should know II II 1: truc'
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4 r,ln.rc1AX 1NItRED ~ \ nrNAwAY.

pr !. 7. FRITZ. we'll known pl} Nician Of P!inheh'
VA, badlr hurt in . runaway accident AZ O'Clock YES
tordnv afternoon. \ cOuntrvman locked wheels with
hc pi -irlns vehicle Fast second S.. causing III"
latter. hor." away. In cndc1vorng - top IN.
furious animal Dr Frtts broke through the bottom on
li- ~uky and wa pr'oipttt'd 10 The rplfWdY. Ills
h,y hld} a."ritod. and injuries OF an lntcrna!
nature are feared
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ircbng set fire to John Days house IN lhru7'''
The prisoner protests that he Is innocent
MOUNT TABOR-Thc Rev J. H. Robertson, oi
Paterson will Declaration Of Indepcnd 'ncc
ADAMS Of MorTIstown VIII deliver the Grafton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

NORWALK.-Thc County Commissioners nave uo
.,o, 10 erect bc now home for destitute children in the
~, ., NorvaIk m property formerly owned by the
late DE- Lyncs They viii erect buildings under a
tate appropriation Of $1,000. The nome Is no" j"
SrafD.d.
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THE RECORDS.
SAYS THE RESTAURANT wDLL CONE DOWN.

report circulated yesterday after the meeting OF the
settled that the resolution TO tear
Vincent restaurant would never be con
sumsted that having got rid OF Patrick Mccann the
Park would lease this desirable property 70
Edward S. Stokes, OF the Holman House.
MI Stokes could not be found last evening" but pIesl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

Tho T,->aic County Board Of Fr'cholfcr' met Yc
to-day and voted - build three nov IRON bridges
across the Pas>ac- ono at Little FAN 10 replace the
time hounrc1 covered wooden structure t1at Ia done
duty for thirty Nv years = replace the dldpiteh
,fur Al Tnh ave. Paterson. and ono AT thirty 'lmD
u y here there /, none now. Tho consent "f Tue
Iergcp county Frcchold"rS Will be nccc ar, 10 to
erection o! the Ia. Two.
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Always Ahead.
A Series Of Tests

To determine the keeping qualities of leading baking
powders, made at the request OF the Ne~ E"g""o
Grocer by Dr. Davenport, Massachusetts State Analyst
and published June 9th, 1890, shows
Clevelands' Superior Baking Powder
highest in leavening power,
highest in strengthening qualities.
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LAnOR INTERESTS IGNORED ny DEMOCRATS.

one Of the olIc,t labor newspapers IN existence
The Paterson Labor standard edited for more than
fen wear, by j. i. Mcdonnell. pays AN Indirect com
rmcnt 10 the Republican party by merely rcIa'"g
an occurrence in which tia: crcan was int rested y
Commission had 10 designate the papers fr the pup
LEGATION II the laws IN New Jersey and was composed
81 Governor Leon Albeit. secretary Of state Kelsey
and Controller Anderson. two Democrats ana one "c-
rui,i,,,n The latter" say Mr. Mcdonnell HANDED
i hi- list and upon II appeared the name - = ne
aLnr standard hu the name f The Labor = lndifd
vo. STRICKEN from this lit by ia" Governor ac Hc'.c
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New Jerry Democrats.
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Announcements.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

John u. Day, the president OF the New-York League
Club returned to the city yesterday When asked about
the reported Interview with "Buck' Ewing, in which
Ewing claimed that Day was seeking an amaleana'oh OF
the League and brotherhood the president Of the old
League laughed goodnaturedy. "Why thcre Is not a
word of truth in it," said he. ut was fake pure and
simple; in fact do not believe that Ewing ever said
anything Of the kind
Mr. Day said that he had met Ewing in Cincinnati
and that he had had Informal talk with his old player
Ewing had made to return 70 his old club
and Day had not asked him 10 return The president OF
local League club admitted that none OF the teams
were making any money and that the present warfare
was doing baseball great injury.
lie thought the National League will nos char r.
either its circuit or scheduf and that all the clubs
would continue through the season as they had started
In case the Psburg or any other team wishes to with
draw the League is prepared finish out the season
with clubs.