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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
p,cr rRcv THEIR LoyDoy TRIrMpHS

The Barnum nailcy show came sailing home on '''
rurn,--ia Yesterday and there !, NO probable pos
.ihle shadow Of doubt. possible doabt Whatever
that every man, woman. and animal was flad ~ 20
ashore The Furncs las passengers, human anu
brute we're landed IN the morning at the pier % tue
Anchor Line i'm Brooklyn. After the 81 passengers
had left the vessel pcll nell, shouting Joyful Hrcc'6S
70 their friends kissing. embracing and dancing Win
delight thirteen ccphlnts slow and stately, most
scdatcly walked down the gang plank one OF the
London Ahambra ballet girls remarked that the ec'
plants were lucky in not having to worry over tnc
transportation and unpackng Of their trunks Il. r.
Hamilton better known a. Tody,' Informed her quiet
~ but firmly that chestnut, were the most hSMS
protected article IN this country.
That's ,o.7 said a bystandcr. They generally pay
double duty
say said Empire girl to the one from thc
Alhambrl Don't talk about the hellyphints trunks,
dear or the llamcrican, Will turn IN" "re on YOU
'O,c j. hose Mr. Amiltpl.,' said an Interpreter.
The landing OF the animals was watched hY a Big
crowd OF people. who didn't much except IN,
familiar out side, 81 the highly oOlOrcd barnim vans.
The Furnc,-ias officer. reported all well. The quad
rnpcds did not suffer from ca>ick ncss A. muc a the
lined, did TWO horses died. and ship on fire and
epparcntiv abandoned, sighted on February 20.
These were the only noteworthy incidents Of the
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Chamber Of Commerce meeting, 3 p. ~ va !.
Free Circulating Library meeting, ChieKcin2 nail
m.
Southern Society annual election clubhouse evening"
BOARD Of Estimate and Apportionmcnt. CITY han
81 Nicholas Society. Delmonico's. 80 y. NJ.
Co.,,tbian Navy meeting, Hotel Marlborough D. m.
Woman Suffrage League, No. LeNinS~haNe.' . D. m'
Ncw.York College OF Music concert. Chckering Hall.
Mis- Amelia u. EdwsIdss lecture, No JOS East SIX
)eenth- ST., evening.
RAILWAY conference at Commissioner Finlls oficc.
Lecture nv Mary II. Hunt, Young Women's Christian
Association Hall, 3 p. m.
XIXth Assembly District Republican OrganHauon'
kixcy-seyenth-st. and West Boulevard. p. m ,
The Rev Richard Bosworths lecture Maynower Mssi''
NJ Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, p. III.
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.NEVS
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. MARGINS. 1890
ARRIVED.

Steamer O,ranto (r' uppcth Hull Feb T. via Boston.
with mdsc SandersOn Son. Arrived NJ the Bar nj M
Ro'k Light (Br Parton shields Feb 10 IN ballast
10 II ~turzburg S CO. Arrived at "a" Bar at SO M
steamer Mounts hay Brl. SPRAY, Hamburg VIA Dartmouth
with sugar ORDER vessel to Func Edye * Co Arrived at
the Bar AZ = 40
steamer Jaco (lrl. Ou,ton. Hun Feb T. with mdsc 10
SandcfsOn d son. Arrived Al the Bar at La
OBJ Thompson. Mediterranean ports
Gibraltar with ndSc and passengers 10 Irxc Ictudn
CO. vessel 10 simpson, Spence Young. Arrived at tho Bar
nj 3am
steamer Coona Ocrl. WARPED Caragcna Feb lG. Savan-
lila TO- Curacao % Puerto tahcllO -. aguayf -. with
mdsc aud passengers 10 II J tUr.ls.
steamer Scno,a. Stevens Havana DAYS. with mdse and
passengers 10 Jas Ward 4 Co., Arri,e the Bar at 6lj
pm
steamer Cudad Condal tSplnl. Carmona. Havana days
with mdse and passengers to Cebalos Co Arrived AT
the Bar at goa
Steamer Trinidad (Br). Fraser Hamilton Bermuda days.
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GREAT SALE
OF
SILKS AND DIR ES > GOODS

in our new SalesrOOm, in the base.
ment, we are selling special lines
of Silks and Dress Goods, for
which we have no room on the
main floor.
This week we shall have ex-
traOrdinary values i'm goods OF
most reliable character. Among
them are
Imported Pattern Dresses,
$500, $6.1j and $50 each.
i2.inch Tan Basket Cloth, %
cents per yard; 54-inch CheviOt
Suitings, 80 cents per yard; AZ
inch Silk Mixtures, 20 cents per
yard.
Plain and Fancy Silks, India
Silks, Plaid and Striped Silks in
great variety. at lower prices than
we have ever before named for
similar goods.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.
Broadway and 18th ST..
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SEALER or WEIGHTS DISMISSED.

Mayor Grant issued order Yesterday d,nis sinc
from tho service If the city William Martin scacr OF
weights and measures. position Martin has held
since December !, 1856. Martin charged by
samuel schumacher who keeps a butcher shop at
No. s3 Firsave., with eAtorting 50 from him after
Martin had made complaint 20 Corporation attorney
stcclcr against the butcher for having incorrect
weights in his shop. several similar complaints
had been made against him duTn- his service =,
sealer Of weights aud measures. lie was appointed
by Mayor Grace and belongs 70 the lid Assembly
District County Democracy,
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
OPENING BIDS FOR THE MEMORIAL ARCH

OPENING BIDS FOR THE MEMORIAL AKOh
The Memorial Arch Commission. consisting OF Mayor
Chaplin CITY Auditor Rutan and Alderman M''arN >
met Yesterday and opened the bids for the stohe"o'N
Of the arch TO DC erected in Prospect Park fIaH "
one Of the fouGiatons has already been l"". Nv
lids were re, cvcd, but two were handed III di'c
Az, data 80, Ear thcr reception they were not opened.
irrunrd Gallagher was the lowest bidder at ~ f'"-
hc work TO begin within thirty hNc DAYS a'c, t,0 400
erntinn Of The contract and TO be colnpc,cu III 20,
6av, W a r. Lamb bid $19i.1oo and A. D. b S ,e
r." SIo- 10 The bidders who were too lttc i"r wv
cortctt we're sanford Valentine and :. NJ hccfSA
'rne contract will he awarded to the lowest Duuer IL M
rrono.ai complies with the specifications. Inc aIoii
Vii he built Of light cOlored granite from the qudo
of The Union Granite Company
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ELIZABETH.

The appointment As llafbormast"r at tlH"po'h' oi
John Drisco. Of the managers "i inc Ne" ''''''
nrv Dock Company, gives general sau,ia'uon
sheriff Glasby yesterday served summons o."
Charles H. schmidt. Editor Of The Free Pres m
i, far 40 600 damages for libel brought By Gcors,
Iau in the Union County Circuit Court
THE Jesuit Father, are conducting highly sue
cc,-fnl mission at II. Mary Church
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I.O\E INIAND

HENT~TEAD-Thc annual election ~ the villa 20
Of icmp-f. al resulted follow. ; Treasurer. Hd" ard
Cooper. collector Of 1I.c-. lar"u'c !. Cornell
street Commissioners. Charlie, Soon. Trustee. Peter
Thomas. William pkcr. ". /. hcirl'm. N e. Willis.
L. Z. Ncki"sc. Nilg' tl"rh. l. Z. \ani"."ai"r. lr.
COLLEGE POINT. The strikers 81 ~ulllafl
Ncui-c y co., ill. mills af:' pardus the street
az the village on Tuesday. p'hctr- the work.. ami
preventing the Tow hand. rom -olr- to work. 81
lacked The factory AZ night. breaking tic window
with stones and hrehiat-. sheriff fnifucr vI.
called upon for assistance and yc-t'rdft lr-e
force 81 deputies sent to protect The factory.
Ghr strikers arc mostly hohcmlil-. swiss and Ger
mans. many having aiarthl .ic p'o0h'liic..
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Te prop. .oi ln,fDs-e Of iuif on oiancs' h'.
..uf great ,l,i. mont lHd opposition 'mIn- ~
- .nr,f,,.. nf il. ,lf,. They t.'.r'. BOB cf.'i
ii.f t..r. '. no ,,mp.fiO.n of for.'-n frnf With
IIa..d. fni. a. ue M,dteraHc.n oranges oni
AIMEE in tIe .nnn. afd summer month. wn'n Che
nnrl. .r,vn ,.,n B.. SOLID rhe PRESTON. oi mem
h.-. of the rr.Ii Exchange. however, 60 rot reflect
ur ,.,v. ~ tiI tle fruit m,l boo tH. '.tv. .one 81
whom believe in protection fNr orange. a. v'h n'
other product. of America. Thee Latter assert ihii
the rc,,ipt- a. n,t, OOoDO bose, of foreign oitn,
here durln. February dr". Dot confirm tl" rttrnr''
that these lonlsu oru-.. DO not como INTO ii,
country during the I.oria and California season.
II j, also said that the lreafc.f opposition 10 ihi'
proposed lurra -c ~ duty comes fom members "i me
lfut EAciau-c. WHO grow Orange. ani ID ln ii-
market. The home grower. -'y Oh, fruit imp'fi'''
Of this city are colony Of italian. and point :" i''
name. y. l.pnnanuD. IS. Curn, - ~alfa ard h'i'I'
Ia,tor. who are leader fhe oppo ..i'on.
think" AID g.. ~ Palmer. OF SEQ. 1866 Rc'i' So
a lar-r handler of Florida orange 'fhlf o." ti1f'
trade should bo ,a'oufa-,d. iir acreage planted It'd
Young fruit Their. ln re,rnf v'ar h.. i'.n e''ii''.
aud. prop',lr "nr'.t. iiHF 'i'''
the I. ...r foreign lf'il o.. lI'1 f'"" rr.N 'f
.efU.l .. -fI,h lritN losses ht tiNuiI AHh h'Ii
frost. and "a, ~ lt dl-irirffu'd under loN iiif.
Another dra .r .ld tlaf orange growing ln lI.Ni
t'Ic grove. were n hummD'h lnnd- NiN.l arr .i ~
10 o. ,lli.lc. ih' Florida yDN'r '"II nN' l"'n
moro taan ~ - noN. "' an "N,'"-' l' ,..t, =.
market 80 ,cnt. for D. ling and pt'l.H- While ''
cot Of growing. iH'intu- the I'.N. .".''-'
l,rnf- mt liu down - profit ~ oIlf tNnIt 30 emu
, l,N \ had ,etr would wipe oNf 1890 fNi'. pi"'i
Isn't the hn-inr-. na- -'.HIh-. l''' were DID ','.l
go 600 600 fn ..l.Nnn.uNn. Three year. ago th'f'
,,.r.. urnfl,sd l.Iuuul lnNr.. fN' "f1.Hfr ~
Zoo 600 and last season about -1o'o1o boxes
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WESTFIELD.

The Congregational Church trustees have decided -
erect an extension 10 the church. 70 cost $1,000 Con
tracts for tho work have been gwen
/. ". Whitaker. who was recently appointed post
master by President Harrison, has removed the post
Office to a new bmildng. where the Yale lock system
Of boxes la, been introduced. \ llch has received
the appointment Of deputy postmaster.
The Republican primaries VIII take place tonight.
in anticipation Of the township election Of March H.
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TO DEVELOP com MARKSN iNSYfP.

About scycnty-hvc members Of The I'D Regiment
met at the armory in Fourteenth ST. last night for
the purpose Of organizing a rife club. The meeting
was called by Major William Il. Pryor. who
elected temporary chairman. sergeant Il. +. Tours
acted a. secretary. \ committee. consisting % tho
chairman. sergeant Tours. First sergeant H. o. Bert
holt sergeant J. g. Kane. and Private W 7. Beaver.
appointed 10 draft constitution and 10y law and
10 report AT the next meeting De- held Wednesday
al . D. H. The executive committee of the rife club
il decided should consist 81 one dc gate from each
orrtpa
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NEW. BRT NSW1CK.
MOVING FOR DETER STREETS.

MOVING For letter STREETS.
CITY Treasurer Nelson. has submitted to the
Common Council plan for the improvement Of ihc
street, Of the city. For several years extra apr"
uri,iion, have been made for the r'paying OF different
streets and the resident, Of other strcc- hay" al'''
taken up IA" matter and by agreeing with the city T."
i,V half The cost have secured the pavement "i
their streets. Iy the CITY Irca,ur'r0 plan the 'lfN
,, itself undertake ystcmatlc -'h"ni" "i rflHNt
rncut paving certain number oi miles c"h year II
is probable that an Appropriation for beginning inc
worn viii - ~ the spring budget.
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ORANGE.
TO HOLD EEprnLIcAN PRIMARIES

To HOLD EEpl lIltNN PRIMARIES.
The Republican primary mcctincs in Orange VIII be
hold ia nirt when a full city ticket viii be placed
i'm nomination. and delegates elected To the Guy con
vcntion 10 nominate a candidate for Mayor which vi"
meet on Friday evening. The priInarc; VIII be h'li
a, follows: First Ward. German English ian second
Ward Nav and centre SIS. Third Ward. No. -
Conc.si. Fourth Ward, IIccnast., near west orange
line, Orange Valley.
Dr. W. D. Robinson. Of East Orange delivered a
lecture last evening before the Young Mems Christian
Association Of the Oranges, on the subject. Personal
Eccoilections OF the Rebellion
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HOME NEWS.
ypor,xrvr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de Mendonca, BraIllan ., nm I'M
i,ter at Washington w. c. Van Horne president o '
Canadian Pacific Railway Company. ana Juusc 1v'
putnam Of the New.York Supreme Court. flr ~, ~
NIyEiioracio Guzman Minister for Nicaragua at WASH
inpton and Ex-Governor T. C. Cheney oi ~" "
CIIST.y-acnera Austin Lathrop, OF Cofhihs, ~, ),
Northumberland Murphy. jr, oil Troy. NUN l
HIII-C on crcs T. u. Niedringhaus OF ~ Lyi ~
1udge Amasa J. Parker OF Albany. PAkh ANt.ND IL
Bshop b. j. McOuad Of Rochester; Bishop NleNerns, W
Albany and Bishop r. r. Wsdhams. OF osucnspuis
SvIvnsoR Congressman James J. Bclcen OF Syiscusc
r. r. cable Of Chicago. and ex-Congrcssmah f. u nay
don. OF
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The brooklyn property Uelone.n5 to the c''af N '''
l,te Robert Grave, was sd al an'u'n Nc''e'uaN .
The fine new house which Mr. Graves wa bHii'"s !"
Clinton ave- near Lafay etteavc., and npon Wn'h up
ward of 100000 has been expended, was bo"-" ny
A. j. Pouch. Of No. 3l3 Greene ave. 'of F"0'oo'' '
wall naner factory at Fulton and Adclpm SIS. Wa
nurchascd by Henry Burns for fi2,ooo ana ''c
factory in Carlton-avc near Fuon-st Tor r'V'''" ny
If ,, smith Houses and lots In various parts "i iio
civ were sold and the aggregate amount oi the
auction sale was little over S2oO,Ooo.
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The strike of cgarmakcrs in the factory Of Soidcn-
berg & Coz sixty third-- and Firstavc., continues,
over 200 men and women being ont. There are cigar
makers stric- i'm the shops II Joseph llrsch. Forty
scc0nd-st and First ave. and Kaufman a Co., seventy
fist 4. and NNcnur \. About $50 out
there. \ convention If cl-armahcrs viii be- held on
sunday t. arrange for reorganization Of the trade.
AbOnt 500 shop delegates expected to be present.
The strike Of 900 cloakmakers remains unchanged.
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J. J. AsTOR'S LAST ACTS or BUSINESS.

The last piece Of business transacted by John JACOB
Astor has Just been made known. 1t was the pnr
chase Of five vacant lots on the northeast corner OF
Fifty-nintlst. and Ffthavc. for $4,000. The los
which form a portion Of the Eugene O'Connor estate
extend 100 feet inches in Fifth ave. ana 10 fcct
in Fifty nnth-st The contract for the purchase was
signed by John Jacob AsiOr only few DAYS hciolc
his death. About the same time he passed the ttlH
the Hamilton apartment house III Ilnri ave: ne
contract will be completed on April by William
Void ASfn
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PATERSON.
A PURSE FOR sUNoL AND AXrELL.

PURSE FOR mol And ANIELL.
II being well known that ex-governor Leland sian
ford Of California las reserved the roting qualities
Of Robert Bonncrs celebrated marc sunOl q 10 -
for the season Of 1890 and believing that Iudd Doc
Womb be willing frot the stallion ANcll e I'D
the MANAGEMENT Of the new fast mile tbk, known a
Dundee Park near Paterson, offer purse Of $4,000
Ia lac comics for by these two horses under the fol
ioun. conditions. Entrance fee, winner 10 take the
rntiro $40 900 Best > in to hairless, governed by
IN. rulc, of the National TrOtilng Association, races
10 take place the lat of september first week in
October.
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MANY PEOPLE WANTED COUNTERFEIT MoNh''

MANY PEOPLE WANTED CUUN EN- III 'I"' =
several of the persons VINO hau rc'c'NV'
saving that John Fox of No Courtst' iao sunni ~.
.n 10, counterfeit money in the world forwarded
then, TO Police superintendent Campbell VIII" set nc
tcctvcs watching for Fox. No Courts Is NV
Office of the Western Union Telegraph COMPANY anu
Fox had sent a note on February to the manaro''
asking that all kilograms for him should be clu No"'
~ ,,ero in waiting there Yesterday. ONei 100 ic'
tcr b.d also hccu received, but they were returned 10
thr nostodicc Yesterday yong man a~hcd i"r ne
DISPATCHES and letters addressed I" foA, anu u"
,activel arrested him lie said his name wa, Henry
Kane and that he was salesman. living al NO. Do
Ea.' >cventv fourtl-st Ncw-York but would give no
a",onatnn in regard 10 Fox. Kane was hcld iOr cA-
Ammunition by United states Commissioner Alich.
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INDICTED orrIcIM.s PLEAD NOT GUILTY.

supervisors Lockwood, French, O'BHcn ana . D"''
neu ex-supcrvisor Nolan and Architect Eastman
pleaded not guilty yesterday in the Court oi sessions
TO the indictments charging them with felony III ue
fraudng the county out OF a large sum OF money bS
the alleged false bills OF Mt. Eastman ne inu
ncntS were cent 10 the Court Of oyer and 1cImncr
for trial and Judge Cu'cn set down Monday, March
= 4. as the date.
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KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS TO NAVE 4 BALL.

The associated Knights Of Pythias Of the city Of
New-York will give their annual ball at the Lcxing
ton Avenue Opera House on Monday evening. su-
prcmc Chancellor General William Ward. Grand Chan
ccllor Colonel j. &. De La Marc and STAFF will be
present also stan officers Of the Isl Regiment W. r..
An exhibition drill will be given by the Palestine
Division Of New-Jersey. Cappa and his eth Rcgi-
mcnt Band will furnish music,
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BAYONNE.

Daniel Donovan. age twenty-five q 40. 1876
Avenue +, was instantly killed on the Linnctt st.
bridge yesterday by westbound Central Railroad
train.
The ninety girls who struck In the silk mill on
Tuesday held a meeting yesterday and agreed not 10
return unless all were taken back and the pay raised
b - and y, 80 per week.
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PLAINFIELD.


FORMING HEBREW Cit l' II.
Tho Hebrew u. dcnf. ~ Ilanhcd have organized q
church and chosen rabbi. There are many Hebrew.
i'm town. and one Of the objects for or-ani/in- Wa.
that animals coud he killed accounting &" the pre-
-crihed clcious custom. The following officer were
lui.r. secretary Irnc-t Mar>. .ufrr. Hermann
~chwod Rabbi Abraham VIII preside "s"r religions
exercise, to be held every Friday ana saturday even
ifie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

James Nelson Ia, offered t. turn over t. tho 'li'
the large circulating library which has been ce'aD.
u-hcd largely hy HI. munihccn,c. The library. which
LA. recently received several large and ,auah" al
difiou- j. situated ~ Albany and Pea" 49,. when"
building has been purchased for II. II ~ D. turned
over Ia the city, the Common Council must pl"tld"
:pl u. maintenance.
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TRYING TO DIST MR.. nEEING.

\ couimoton was caused In the common Council on
Monday night when Walter II. II iicld, Democrat,
offered a resolution making various charges again
Rudolph Herring and a-kng for hi removal from h,
place ~ supervising engineer ~ the con 90
iLc uc, vaf.r,,orli~ Henry J.. Ncwhi -ad thai ihc
charge, were unfoundcd. and the matter WA htaiN
laid over until after mla>- meeting WINCH VIII u'
held on Monday evening, March i.
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THE THIRD. AVE-. BRIDGE AND RIVER TRAFFIC..
The Corporation Counsel applied 10 the faI" p'
partmcnt Yesterday for information why the ihiu ave
brid,e over the Harlem River could not be raised
i ,, iu order IA ,,u.r l,-, nh- Traction t. river
Traffic II wa, -atcd that the grade of the nrid-' j.
already steep and nine feet added To ii "o"ld MAXI
1 impl ..Allc.
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TNTIit -IN~N FOR BALLOT Eft'i''
An enthusiastic ma meeting in behalf OF b'Hot
,cf,r,n wa. held Last ni.t At Mount Morris Academy
80 OOo Third ave-. under tine au- pcc, # the A\lld
District branch OF the Ballot Reform LEAGUE. lAtrl,h
Dnodv pre-. id,d. Addrc.-rr were nri'c o., ''. vi
-i.ruc IAona. f. Nc',nir'. ". -. EA'tlaAc IVA'S ~
Adams and Chairman poviy.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun r,,e, % scs55 Moon rises - pm aoonsasel 10
HIGH wArxi.
4 n-sanly Hook 7.l3l GOV lslAd 81 iiei "a.e. :, -
p N-sandy Hook 80, GOV IsltmL 0VV non "~'~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

NRs WiNsLo~'s SOOTHING SYRUP
ia. been used far over FIFTY sf.h by MILLIONS
n MOTHERS ior ther CHILDREN Will iLhlh
iNp with PERFECT Sue foS r. hOOlH > re
ririfD fOffENS he GUNS ALLkYs all PAIN /;
Cf'HF- WIND collie. and T. the beet r'meiy for
uIkRRUoFA Sold ny DfufEi-ts ia every bsft VI ehs
World. Twenty i've cents ioiae
Wamsrfia Shirts hundred. G9c. worth 81
...t'f. tl,.- f4-fNu|rH. &C., worth 81 -.
,,lt. ~aspf- 81. Ia.f black M hose pair. ~ 81 ID
KENNEDY 20 'ortlandist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

The Rev. D. !. Ellison. If the Bergen Baptist
Church. has made hi, congregation happy 10y refusing
a call to a church in another part OF the state
Mrs Annie Fryer. a music teacher. living al no.
2O3 pavona ave. fell downstairs la'' hlSht ana
fractured her skull and received other injuries she
nrnhlhV die.
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Don't yol for.ct 10 keep n box Of Brymmel's
irlDnIf'ff Drops 100 fI NNn-' Idly az s-f
tl.i.f l0f lll throat and Ilnf troubles.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE
JERSEY CITY.

THE CHARGE AGAINST SPlERS plSNl>>h''
The Committee on County Institutions Of the HUDSON
Comfy Board Of Frcchodcrs yesterday dismissed the
charge of misconduct preferred against Harry sper-
a keeper Of the Insane Asylum. Spicrs was imll
Gated IN charges made against Mr.. Ellen Barry, an
attendant in the same institution, VINO mas bccn as
missed Five Frcculdcrs voted Ia dl~mS, the olars"
araiust Spicrs and four voted t. dismiss >pci The
matter will come mp again AT a meeting oi inc Board
of ErcchOidcrs this afternoon
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TIE CHESTER HILL CLUB GIVES \ CONCERT
Mount Vernon is proud Of the Chester Hi Club
as the members Of that club arc OF the social STATUS
which it has reached through its receptions ana
other entertainments. Last night the club gave It's
first concert. The clubhouse was crowded ana
nearly all present were in evening dress. The con
cert opened with a quartettc, Fed, Red Rose by
Mrs Frederick \. Brewer, soprano; Mrs Theodore r.
baldwin, cOntrilto; Thomas Donnl,on, tenor ana
samuel d. Patterson, bass They also sung later III
the evening "Sancs Of Dee" and "Good Might,
beloved NcS,rs. Dcnni,on and Patterson sung tic
81. arhnlid Nach": Ms. Baldwin. The Waterman :
Nj. Dcunison, 81 Am Waiting, Mr.. Patterson, " Tho
Mariner. Mrs, Brewer sung Tie NnEcis. Sciclan',
with violin obgato ~ L. Wilbur Hi Mr. I'M also
,i.,yrd banjo solos and Miss Mercer pdNch "A
nisno solo Mrs. tliicd T.. Taylor and Harry fcbcrt
were accompanies AT the piano. Dancing followed
the concert.
\ NTN HOME FOR THE lioBOkEN TURTLE CHI q.
Tlt corporation 81 con,Nil souls the I!ouohcn
-.,ft. club D.. to hnNr an additional home AT shop
i,.~ Ni IafehlOlt. which ha, iu-t been hou-it
for ~. There ur 'iup piup'-c, &" build a
new suuIns 1000 Nf thr sound VIII bee in-
g. a: g.: !: - ~. W :. 4" :.
two year. Hfi zoos 1908 l' hNi
more 'oumuflOu.
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