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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.


WOMEN FRIGHTENED BY a NEGRO BURGLAR.
Samuel Z. Hughes. chief clerk in the Baltimore
and Ohios New-York office. lives at Jersey ave and
Fonrthst with his mother. brother and sister Mrs.
Hughes who sleeps with her daughter. awakened
morning. and she in the dim light the form OF a
man who was ransachne the bureau drawers. She
screamed and her daughter Joined with her The
man, who proved to be q burly negro drew revolver
and threatened 10 kill the two women II they made
any more noise Their screams had awakened samuel
ana MS brother and the negro dashed downstairs.
The brother threw up a window and called for the
poIce. The burglar was captured near the hOiSc
The prisoner was taken 10 the second Precinct
station where ne described himself as Edward II.
smith. OF No. 113 sXth-avc., New York. lie was
wearing Mr.. IIurhcs's ovcrcoat IrSadmitcd that ne
had accOmplcc. Smiths accomplice carried on
800 IN money and some jewelry. smith was ar
ralsncd before Judge stlsng and committed for trial.
The city Board OF Canvasscrs met in the City Hall
yesterday, but adjourned until today without can
wasting the vote owing TO the absence Of several OF
the members. The official returns : compiled by
City Clerk Scott give Cleveland a majority OF 206o
Clerk &. J. Rooney Of The Hudson County Board
OF Health has completed his report for 1850. There
GIG deaths in an estimated population OF
2S2 .234. which makes the rate - per 1000. The
death rate in Jersey Cty was 2o.4 per 1000 Io
boken. 30 West Ilobokcn. 200; WAhawkcn. 3l2 ;
Union. 3O3 Union Township. -: North Bergen.
49, Gutenberg. 20I Hayonnc. 90.
stevens Gcc and Banjo Clubs will give a concert
at Bergen Hall Monday. April Fl, under the
auspices Of the Jersey City Lawn Tennis Club Be
cause OF the high standing Of both clubs a large at
tendance is expected
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DIR. CrYLFR's RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

A largely attended meeting OF tho congregation OF
the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church In BrooN-
Ign was held last evening to act upon the resignation
Of Dr. T. /. Cuycr The letter rendering his -csiena-
ton from the pulpit after occupying IT for thirty
years dated April o. and expressed the reluctance
with which he broke the ties The resignation WAS
accepted with expression Of the deep regret and
sincere with which the church felt compelled
to acquiescc in the action Of the pastor. An offer
by DR.. Cuyler to act pulpit supply until pastor
Is secured accepted
Tomorrow morning Or. Thomas s. Hastings. OF the
Union Theological Seminary. will preach. and In tho
evening DR.. Albert = Hunt The Cuyler Fund amount
Ing to $50 900. will be presented as TESTIMONIAL 20
Dr. Cuylcr on behalf OF the members OF the chnrch
and congregation on Wednesday evening at a rc'eP-
ton given In the church. ". W. GOodrlch, prcsl'
dent Of the Board Of Trustees. VIII preside ana al
dresses will be made hy Dr> John Ian, trincis L.
Patton, Lcander T. Chamberlain, and DR.. Cuylcr
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A WALL FALLS on NINE MEN.
NONE OF THEM BADLY HURT-A SLIGHT WIND
THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT


THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.
The wind blew over green brick wall OF a
row Of houses In Chaunccy-st. east Of Sara
tosa-ave.. yesterday forenoon, and it fell with a
crash injuring nine men who were at work upon IT,
The wall was being put up by Samuel 2. liyer OF No.
20 Ccdar-st., and he upon the scafodinS with
five men. and three others were in the cellar. The
last row Of bricks had been laid and the work Of
taking down the scaiTolding had been begun pre-
paraory to bracing the wall when sudden gust Of
wind toppled it over
All the men went down with the flying bricks, but
they marvellously escaped serious injuries. None
was hurt enough 10 go to a hospital. and cuts and
bruises were the most severe hurts. The injured
men were Mr. IIycr himself. John Mccain. OF No. ID
Hayward st.; Patrick Foley, of>No. 1881 Gatcsave
Oscar sherlock Of CanarSc: Patrick Mc1ntrc. OF NO.
10G Union ave Thomas Murray. Of Bond and Douglass
SIS, Joseph Potter of No. log ln0n-ave.' Joseph
HiSSc. Of No il6 Grandst and John Foster, OF
No. 2Oi broadway. Exaggerated reports OF the num-
Der Of the injured and their hurts drew trog 10 the
scene when the ambulance arrived
The buildings. fifteen In number. IN course or cree
ton belong 10 James smith. OF Mirtle ana iushwicR
ayes The walls were Of The regulation thickness lot
twostory and half h0uses-elcht inches-and the
materials good. Police Captain Folk Thought
thu whole difficulty due to the feet that the braces
had not been put In position when the scaIoldng
was looscncd. The wind was not strong at the time.
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INNL, ISLA\D

TIE OLD MAS WAS ENAsPEEATED ~ TA' H.
Tho lnqnc,t ln TIC csc u Frederick Van s"c' ""'
vas shot and Killed hy Gunthcr kcil IN inc i''c'
b,,rNnc house a. Planvicw. vas resumed N'''''""'
before Coroner Cooley and 4 jury At the "rAnd zen
trail Hotel I'm Iick'v.ile. 'hiie' "ur'''' ""o "a 80"
No, who vas engaged In tho quarrel t'~tii'd 'l"'
,cf-, the sro,ilng took place he and the Van slHcS
had iccu ANNOYING kcil ard calling nm names All"
that tie old man. cNa.pcra'cd by their n""'' t"'
the gun. deliberately walked up TO young Van $40
and fred he'll then knocked down the ed'F All
>yc and chased the witness ont Of I'll" room coroner
Cooley visited Nathan Van Size yesterday afternoon
and took his deposition. which he rcad al TIC inquest
III. statement corr,horii"S the testimony gwen p'
Iurgca The Jury returned a NrNl,i 10 inc 'H''
thar Frederick 80 sic came 10 hs dciin 10y a h'i,
shoi wound A the hands 81 tunth'r he'll. h'l y
.tiu confined t. hls bed suffering from IN" injuries
received In the Nsht. lie /, watched BY AL oihccr
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ORANGE.

Otto Coates. a bright little fellow OF thirteen. son
of Richard Coates. Of JcrcrsonSt. while returning
home from school yesterday afternoon attempted T.
the track OF the Delaware. Laokawanna ana
Western Railroad ahead OF the westbound tiain that
leaves Orange at , IL. and was struck by the train
and instantly killed His body WAS frightfuly manglcd
The regular meeting Of the Nc"-Eheiahd society OF
Orange will be held IN the rooms Of the society this
evening Tho sewerage question will be the principal
subject Of discussion.
The Orange Social Club gave a largely attended ser
vicc in Upper Music Hall last evening, at which there
were about scvcnty-four guests. The rooms were
handsomely decorated.
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LIENS on A BIG Br1LDTyG OPERATION.

Mechanics liens aggregang about $4,000 nave
been filed against Mary T.. Bailey, contractor ana
Elizabeth ". Adrlch. owner. the block OF buildings
being erected in sixty third and Sixty fourth sts and
zenith and Eleventh ayes. The els are In favor OF
the following creditors: Michael Hughes. 3l'ooo
bartholomew Donovan 2I1lO: Farrell d To-,
S1Ol9G. Michael j. DAILY, 2g1, 100 James Matthews
,on 1920: Abraham steers g. 201. Thomas F.
NcIIugh .61- Carroll & shcinn. 81 .s75 Marcus a..
Ball $50: Fair Haven Marble Marbcizcd Siah
fompauv ~ 900. Rufus barrow & Co.. ~ Jos
This j. said to be- the largest building operation now
In rogrcs, the city consisting Of hftv one hvc Story
hrirk tenement houses, estimated to cost rlSoo cah
n is being carried on by Samuel II. Bailey builder,
IN the name Of his wife.
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or COrRvE TT WAS NO JOKE.

From The Detroit Free Press
"Whcn was April Fools Day - he asked IS lie
slammed a policeman on MicMgan-avc.
:, Tuesday, the lSt."
And this f. Thursday, the ID ?"
"Ycs What OF II -
WHY ] went into blacksmith shop up mere 70
tipbten rvct in ms knife handle. didn't see any
hammer handy aud 50 picked up piece OF iron from
the floor
"Cold iron -
"No SIR II was red hot
"Wcil! ,u.- - ,,o
We'll dropped IT, and half dozen fellow, IN inc
shOp yelled april fool" loud they could Da~i
Was IL IA joke on mc7'
Hardly 80,
Two whole days too late, wasn't t''
dyes - 1000
That's Just what said. and I'm glad yon agree gree
with me- You have got sense, you have. ana ~ eve.
can do YOU a favor WILL The idea Of calling ~
joke on me Where was the lokc1 All dia , wnc
10 pick the iron up and let go OF II again. Any lo.S
In thati And yet they are probably dying viii
laughter up there yet"
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WEST ORANGE.
MRS YArDLEy's BRILLIANT DANCE

MRS YAEDLEN'S BRILLIANT DANtf
Mrs &. s. Naidlcy. Of William st., East Orange. gave
brilliant dance In the clubhouse Of the Essex County
Country CInb in Hutton Park. last evening li'rr
were about 10 guests present. Mrs. farhlcN was
assisted In receiving by her daughter MISS Margaret
Yardlcy and Mrs. samuel swan. Of No" York Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. swan. o. Ne"
York S. J. Mcckcr. Newark. Thomas Lan1ord. Ne"
York. Miss Wormslcy. Philadelphia. Miss h'chcr,
Newark the Misses Bartol cncy neg. Mr.. and Mrs j. h.
Wentworth Miss Bray Edgchill the Misscs stOc'ung.
Miss Undcrhill, Miss Holc kng,nan. MIS- ,isncs
Zimmcrmann Miss Gertrude Chettick, Miss Madgc
Uoichkiss Miss Ilcrvcy Miss Marie nnr Mics GOOD
now tho Misses Eanholo~. Mis- Lille Page Ely. MS
Fleming Miss hinna Mason Miss Hattie Fowler; MS,
Ccrfrudc baldwin, the Misses Durhln Mis-, Eleanor
lark Miss Julia Bieclow. Miss Jeanne Webb; MIS-
Lena Rockfcov Leon Albeit. jr, Miss hbbctt Fran,
lin phillips. &. r. Whiting. IT.. w. +. Eaton, W .
Wvman Mallory. Thomas ". Porter Percy Grimm;
Charles appel. II. s. l.. Eagles. !. Day Flack ana
Newell u. Woodwork.
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PLAINFIELD.

The baseball season IN plaln1eld will be opened 10
day. when the Athletics OF Newark. viii play inc
PIainfeld nine. The Crescent League ball grounds III
La Grandc have been improved by the erection Vi
additional grand stands and season boxes
Tunis j. Carey will contest his removal - 'ih'i III
Police. lie has served notice upon the foh'c no''i
that he i ready to perform the duties Of the oicc an"
will cndcavOr 10 collect his salary.
rcccption AT the house Of OK Councilman
S. A. CHINA on Thursday night. largely a'ichucu'
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PLEASED WITH AMERICAN HOSPITALS

Professor Achille Bret OF the College Rollin d. Paris
who has been in the United States for several months
looking into the methods in vogue here for taking
Of tho sick. called Mayor Grant ycstSday.
The professor said that he had visited Philadelphia.
Boston and Chicago on the same GRAND. lie thinks
The hospitals in this country far more luxurious
than those in France and that the physicians employed
in our institutions have a superior knowledge Of
surgery compared with the French hospital doctors.
lie will return home in July.
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

DRIDGEpORi.-Thc marriage Of John = simmer
and Mis- Jennie T.. Wellington occurred no inc uti
home on Wcunc-day evening. th' Rev. Dr. H. Ii"Vc,
onclaang MI Ada Wellington was biln''n'a'u
and william Skinner. brother of the groom peso
man. ption folo"cd. ln', 10
Iaycrnc lee Machine Company. ~ Nc". f"r.' ~
,r ~ r' u,,uf,ci.fr,. N ice The Rev.
l.. l.. Stsc'tcr. of he First Methodist Lp.Nopii
Church. f. the first minister IN come tcn' - r.''
,,r ycnrs IN one church since tho time limit was
,tcndcd n year two ago. by the 'ollrr'n'f' 10
/. one Of the three who received appointments OF u'
mn wear made at the Conference Just closed IN
rrooivn. In honor Of this crrumsianrc r,cpuon
til the Rev. and Mr., Strcctcr by their people WAS
l.l.cn NcatnrdaY.
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GArHEnEp ABOUT TIE TOwY.

The Twelfth stree, Reformed Church will burn a
mortgage for SIC 900 on We!ncs day next
The funeral Of the Rev. James OBoyle took place
yesterday in II Matthews Roman Catholic Church.
a, Utica ave and Dcgrawst.. Of which he was pastor
The Kew Thomas :. O'Rcilly celebrated requiem hgh
mas, The lurAi was In Holy Cross cemetery.
Tho NrSt 81 series Of four free lectures on fVo-
luinn and Social Reform Will be given before the
Eroollvn Ethical Association IN the second Unitarian
church. N clinton and Congress -ts tomorrow even
ing hy the Rev John " Chadwick Mr. ChadwlckS
special subject VIII he tn" Theological Mctnou tl'
church a, q Factor In Cvilnuon' The Kew Dr
A. J. Canicld VII op'n the discussion
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PRESIDENT sEEIY's HrATEMENr 10 THE
OHANGE COUNTY FAEMERs.

NewluIg. y. y, April 1.-THE farmers OF TINS Gee
ton who have been making strike against the prices
established b. the crcamerc, and holding back their
milk held meeting in this city To day. President
Scclv Of the Central Union. was present, and the
DEBATE exceedingly DarIn Mr.. ~ccy cXlIaihc"
the situation and said the farmers lad no hope %
winning the fight at present. because II the entire
Union made strike and stopped the supply OF m'lh'
the back counties Of the Stac-hat IS, Delaware 'hc
mango, llcrkmcr and othcrs-which are now turning
their milk into cheese aud butter would cease mann
factdrlng and ship their milk 90 New i0rh. ana thus
the demand would be fully met.
The result If the meeting that a resolution was
adopted authorizing the members OF the branch union
engaged in this strife sell their milk for the bes
price they could and whOmsOevcr they plcaScn
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BUSINESS IN TIE SUPREME COURT.

Washington April 1.-The proceedings in the supreme
Court OF the United States to-day follows:
No. 1.593-Eiward Smith. plaintiff in error. ast. the
United States
40. I597-iIcnry Jones' plaintiff in error. aet. the
United States: and
No .5,s-George s. Key. plaintiff in error, set the
United States. Cases advanced. and assigned for argu.
tn. Second Monday o. October
10. 149l-Warn D. McKey. Plaintiff IN error, agt.
the village Of Hyde Park. Mandate granted nm
road Company. plaintiff In error, ast Robert n. Smith
al Sub ID.
80 o5S-Thc Commercial Manufacturing Company con-
solidatedl. ct al appellants. ast the Iarhank Canning
Argued.
No 25s- The Des Moines and Fort Dodge Railroad
Comp1nv appellant, at. the wabash IT. Louis and
Pacific R,i.r, al Company e. al. Argued.
- No. 257-F rdnaid do St German. appellant, sgs
Eft Brpn>vicf. Arg"ed
No 26l-T'hc Yale Lock Manufacturing Company ct al,
sppean's. act. the ~ rsshrc Nsticnai Bank ct al;
No. 2G2-The y rkshre Ma onn Bank al, appellants.
act. the Yale LccN Manufacturing Co et al Death o.
Joseph l.. suggested by ". {. Cochran, Of counsel
the Berkshire National Bank al. and appearance
OF his executors and trustees a. parties herein hct ana
entered. Argued. -
The day call Tor Monday viii be- as follows: Nos 25II
and 262. ga, 260 and G03 27l, pa 30 III rs, ~
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rorp MEN HOLD NEARLY ALL THE STOCK.

FOUR MEN HOLD Nf.NNLr NIL i'E -
Tho capital stock Of the new Nlanu' Me''"
Elevated Railroad Company wa ssnb'cfoe0 9eN''
dar and officers were elected. OF the loooo shalr-
Austin Cor5in took 2.fo' sha''', ). Rogers 'idN"o
e44-. Henry " Maxwell 2if7. and Henry "ra'cs
- Az natin. Q 800 share, held by the leading mem
hcrs Of the Long Island Railroad Company. Tho pest
Of the stock Wa taken in tcn-share blocks FIVE per
cent Of the capital stock Of tl0OO.00O was paid H.
The following directors were chosen; AnSun
Corbln J. Roger, Maxwell. Henry W. Maxwell. Henry
Graves William f. Kendall James d. Campbell. VIII
,,,o q Wheeler Daniel Lord Elixar Il. Hinsdale.
Gcor-c ;. Edgch benjamin Norton Frederick W
Dunon and Edwin Atkins; They e nssi W., weS
well. vice president. frank McDonough. secretary
and Henry Graves, treasurer
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ROCKIAND COUNTY.

\ WOyAS'S WAY or KILLING HERSELF.
Julia smith, proprietor Of a restaurant and store IN
West Syaox wa, found drowned Ia the snail cellar ~
her store yesterday. The body lay tied up ID 'N'''
and fast. ned down with rope ted to ,ioic III m
adjoining room open letter. h-iin~ her menus
10 inform an undertaken that shc was dead. ON 4
table wa. a package Of clothing neatly donr mp ana on
n were fh. words. " Ms burial clnthcs.' The woman
was hieAl, re- p,ctcd IN the community ana no one
under tAnds wis she committed suicide.
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The medical directors Ct the homeopathic Hospital on
,v,.d Island r.,c dinner last night at tho Cambridge
IN DR. T. ~ Strong The retiring chief Of The hospital SIAN
pr Ecbcrt Guernsey president Of the board oi directors
rrcridee number Of prominent members OF inc m'u'c"
profession were present. Among th''" WI. -. rs
-. y uu,s ,cctctary Or James McE. Wctmorc. pr
clinton L. Boee DR.. r. o. Rankin DR. Arthur - ,.oo'
pr John H. Thompson. DR.. c. C. Boyle. Dr. H. NJ "''n
cock Dr. A. u. Cossart Dr. Durri' Dr. j. H. Do"''''s
Dr. j. H. Garrison. Or. Cornell and Dr. Seal
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DE4DLCcK IN A CIT COryrTL.

Bridgeton. ". j. April II (special.-For the fftA
time the City Council has failed to effect organiza.
ton. When the temperance faction comprising exactly
half the members. adjourned last night, to meet TO-
night, it thought that organization would
surely be made but assembling 10 night none Of
the license members present. and II decided
To adjourn until next Tuesday night. The license
men have named Wednesday for their meeting The
thirty days Of grace for the newly elected city
officials lapsed to DAY.
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TIE DOCS cor TIE WORST OF TIE rlGnT.

J~cph Manifold Va, attacAc; hs Three snrAsc
dog Thursday night while mailing call 90 Pearl
s.. Tho animals the clothes ~ hi, 'ach. II, D,
a football player and used h, feet 10 pdtantag" IS"
that tho dogs ID not seriously nluiN him. H. vas
nnafncd but b" kicked tls0rcuslf thai one ~ TIE
dog, uas injured iAfy that DE- disl frN hour
later. and another Of the animals is not expected -
recover
Livingston Council American Legion ~ Honor. viii
celebrate on Monday evening he tenth aunlycr ary Il
is organization. NAM II tic principal citizens Of
Elizabeth member II hi, council
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TE,uiopid MISS Annie Hutton. Miss UNLOCK. MIS-.
nageh saunderson Mr. and Mrs: 4. 5 Blana. j. T.
DANIEL John Mullock and Miss White.
A list could not be Obtained OF the people who
VIII san on The lmbria. because the agents OF the
'unaiu Line thought that many people who were To
sail on the Umbria would not like TO have that fact
published today before they sailed
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PATERSON.

GIRLS TO BE GRADUATED ~ PLAIN GOWNS
The City School superintendent. Orcstcs w. Brands,
I. trying 10 work reform in the High school cradna-
ton exercises II has been the custom TO make tho
commencement exercises occasion !or rivalry in
elegant gowns. and in valuable presents gwen 10
graduates the stage. Mr. Brands wants 70 do away
with this oscntation. and 70 require uniform style
Of gown OF some simple and inexpensive material. 50
that the poorer girls IN the class may no longer feel
Al \ disadvantage with their weather. clas,ilac-
Principal White. ~ the High school j. -ccondne tho
superintendent efforts. and the yOnnE women them
selves heartily approve tho idea. some simple dress
will be adopted.
The charter election will take place on Monday
There are no officers be elected the city ticket
The terms of five Democratic and three Republican
Aldermen expire. six Ecpublicans and two Demo
Gratis hold over
The entire Cunningham family. in which \ case ~
smallpox was discovered al SO. lf9 Oliver 81. have
been removed TO the Ciy Hospital and the premises
nimiratcd Health Inspector Leal is vaocnatinf tho
cmpoyc, Of tho Dolphin Jutc MIL whcfr Patrick
Cunningham. the patient. last worried.
Prosecutor Gourlcy in the County court Yesterday
said hc had been informed that Justice Of The Pclce
James LOTUS would pay on Friday next tn in" Of
80 and costs imposed him for eNtoriins unlt"fll
fees from defendant IN m, court. Lofg, has several
times been convicted O; cXtorton. The court gave
the Justice another week 20 pay up.
4 member o, the congregation Of s.. Johns Roman
Catholic Church. who viii not have hi name mad"
public. Ia, ordered ~ 200 cathedral ciorh which
viii chime tho quarter hours. PIT In d." t"t'r AZ Dis
expense Tie total cost Of this church ha, been
100000 The cdidcc viii Dee oonsccratcl with I'm
posing ccremOnic, Oh June -.
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NEyy-RPI'VSWICK

STUDENTS TO HEAR FAMOUS PREACHERS
President Gates, OF Iiutgcrs College. ahho""'." !"
chapel yesterday that through the kindness Z" ,'''
who did not want his name mentioned. fnndS ia" 'o"
secured By which the leading ccrgymcn al" P"'P''
orators of the country will conduct inc P'e~'A
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.,,,rv y y. April ii.-Thc motion calendar OF tho
cour. Of Appeals FOR AprI u - a. follow Nos $50
ga sci 100 sol. 80. 81. si3 500 ss5. 81. s7a
Go a., &C, $50 .7a so'. s?s 500 so7.
Ina calendar Of tho Second Division OF the Court Of
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Appeals ar April "A is as follows: Nos 9o5. $50. 6sA
CSC. 77s. 7ss sil and o0i.
The day calendar OF the First Division for April Is fs
Nos s15, sS7, 200 ol5, 227 237, 204 and 2sS.
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service hereafter in Kirkpatrick Chapel No LIST has
Yet been arranged Of those who will preach. but the
most famous ministers Of the country will be en-
gagged The new fund being liberal one II IS posi-
bic that arrangements will bc made by which the
townspeople will be able to attend as we'll
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George Arbufhnot brawny young man. ciarcd
by LIQUOR created considerable excitement In the
Eighth Ward yesterday by running over the roofs 81
tenement houses with a baby IN his arms. II"
Jumped cchlcs-ly from roof To- roof and attracted the
attention Of hundreds Of people before he was finally
caught BY the police.
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