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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-18
Do You Require Jewelryp

Whether you need jewelry or anything
in that line, for personal use or other dis
position, you will always find at the i'm
mense establishment of Messrs. M. Stern
berg & Bro. the largest and best display in
the city. You will always find at their
salesrooms splendid exhibits of sterling and
Fine Plated Silverware, Ladies and Gentle
mems Watches, Chains, Charms and Orna-
ments. Messrs. Sternberg & Bro. also deal
largely in Art and Decorative Goods, such
as Bronzes, Statues, Onyx Goods, Gold
Headed Canes, Umbrellas. etc. Wedd ing
Presents and articles of presentation uses
are specially dealt in by this house,
and their spacious warerooms and hand
somely displayed stock merit attention and
a visit, even if you do not want to purchase.
Adj
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RALLY, BOYS, RALLYI
Hurrah, Boys, HurrahI

Hurrah, Boys, Hurrahi
And don't lose sight of the fact that we have
not forgotten or lost sight of you. To con-
vince you thereof we will give you one more
chance to get nice clothing at half price.
PROGRAMME
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday next,
AUGUST
Dist, 22d, 23d
Children's Kilt Suits. Children's Knee
Suits, Knee Pants and Boys Suits at ex-
actly one-half of former price, and as this
will positively be the last chance to get
goods at such prices this season, we expect a
rush, and therefore offer it for three days
instead of one as heretofore Most of the
goods now offered will be suitable for early
fall wear. In connection with boys
and children's goods we also offer balance
of Summer Clothing and Negigee Shirts.
This offer only good as advertised, namely,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 81,
% and g. Respectfully,
ADJ. B. H. LEVY & Bro.
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Prices Knocked Into smitheresns.

II you look into the window of 1.-THE
Famous" clothing house, you would
imagine you were in some foreign country
whore there is no tax on goods. Never
were goods offered as low as we are selling
now. Who ever heard of a good Atwood
suit for Sc 500 Why. there are plenty of
people now paying double that amount and
think they buy cheap. You have heard
about the worm not knowing the difference
as long as he was in the apple For good,
reliable clothing and genuine bargains you
must go to 1.-THE Famous" 14S Broughton
street, Savannah, Ga.
ADJ BENNETT HYMES Proprietor
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Steamship Talahasses. Fisher. New York-C
G Anderson.
Schr Annie c Grace, Grace. Philadelphia,
& Co.
Schr VIM H Hopkins, Fisher, Philadelphia,
with mdse to order; vessel TO Master.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nauti-
cal information will he furnished masters of
vessels free of charge at the United States
photographic Office In the Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to cali at the office
LIEUT. II SHERMAN,
In charge photographic Station
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-18

Good morning." did you sayl "Ah. yesl
! am feeling SO good since bought this
Madras Shirt and Silk Coac and Vest from
Appel & Schaul that cannot think of any
thing else. "-Adu.
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The band played Scottish air. and
Appel & schaul's one-price system becomes
more and more popular every dsy.--Adv.
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Good News
For all the Boys and Youths. See B. H
Levy g. Bros advertisement. -AdU.
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Every soy ana Child

In Savannah should have a new suit at the
price they can be had on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday next, Aug. 81, %. and %, at
the Half-Price Sale
ADJ. b. II. LEVY e. RRo.
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Tennis is now the racket. Let Appel &
Schaul serve you with Flannel Suit for
the occasion.-AdU.
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Just your cut-our new novelties at cut
prices. Appel & Schaul, One Price
Clothiers. -AdU
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Roumsnla's King 90 for Munich.

IscHL, Aug. 1.-THE King Of Ronmania
and the crown prince nave started for
Munich. Emperor Francis Joseph accom-
panied them " the station.
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Just received, a new lot of those nobby
Satteen Shirts at 81 APPEL & ScHAUL.
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Something About la|| Millinery.

Our connections for most complete and successful Fall
Millinery opening completed and agents in
London Paris Lyon Basic and Creefed sending daily
invoices and samples of novelties exquisite and beautiful
beyond description Our orders for Velvets and
Ribbon have already been given, and the looms
turning goods which richness and beauty will be
exceled anywhere north. Our Pattern Round Hats and
Bonnet opening will be the grandest in this
wig Russell and other artists from London and Paris.
Notice of Fall opening will be given Our Summer STOCK
which is still large sell any price Our Ribbon sale
continues heretofore.
KrODSkOfS Mammoth Millinery H0USH
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED We SrERpAY.

MONDAY. Aug IS, 1890.
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ADJ. BENNETT HYMEs, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

Deputy sheriff Tracy YESTERDAY SOFA 'u' an Wv '0''
, and interest Of John =. and George H. E"Nd o"h4
,,i,c. rs f. A. Eoyd a sons. dealers i'll pla'e PI''N'
M ,hc stock and fixtures Of the business ~ NO. 40
cr,lst and sold out the horses and trucks aDN""V'
rLc,., WAS question 10 the ownership OF 'h' P'P
rtv of the firm. and the sheriff therefore sofa "hN
,hc right title and interest. The S1ic was bN Nli'"'
~, an execution in favor Of MR.. Elizabeth I'oyd woo"
Of Edward \. Eoyd and mother "i me p'cNrn' P"'u
A., -. NC. The eale realized $1,000. The business
,s established manv year, ago and was continued a.
p,,,t Eoyd until December 81, 1913. when that NH"
di..oivcd and wa succeeded bv Edward y H"Sd 4"
soc They did large business. bnt COL III tr"1bIe
,,h ,L, Government over their importatlonS at the
f..,or, House which resulted in the convection ana
iun,i.nnmcnt Of Edward 5. BOYD III May. l-7,.
IN. sheriff has received executions against the hlll
n, 4; u Eowman a co.. hay commission merchants al
Eiovnrth.ayc and ThtytliId 81. on judgments Tor
,hnrt : 600 bn no property was f1nnd To lew np0A
~ tho arm dissolved partnership and gave mp buHc.
come tiunc ago. me firm, which was composed oi
,rnrcc y bowman and Robert II. Gray, began bnslirs,
about two vc1rS ago with alleged capital 81 f-oooo.
Judrmcu for fJ- $50 entered yesterday dSJlnS y
pich,ri NJ montgomery tea anctiOnccr, 81 No. l,'@
Front St. in favor OF Richard :. Coc as receiver q" the
frm of Richard VI. Montgomery a Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

THE BOLD PI'N oF \ YOU 81 l.rGl ,f.
People 10 tlc Grccuvil'c section o. 1ci.", OTIS arr
surprised A. the arrest - 'c0r-" Stone r' florist. g.
the chcf II gang of tar-lAr ta' har" been "p'ih-
m that ncielborhod. Poio" C4ct N"trIr "a- assured
Yesterday bv mon f uupu"-ionail' rc-p'r'a'i' That
they believed stone an honest Uan 10" v1. arrested
on Tuc.dav night after leaving chur' %. which %" DE"
been decorating for Christmas. HI Dot h'H~r De- ODD
Warner ave. Trrdcrch Potter. m" youth who" arr'~i
and confess II have implicated Stone and l.ric' N'ii"r
and William II Brown. the tw0 arrested lu Sos y "rh.
>ay, that Stone directed th" movement = tI" gang
which Lad twenty member. Potter -of place q.
messenger in Werner B1n-', Office t"" or tnr" "roh-
ago He allcgc, that hr went Their "l o." Wtii'''
81 stone - the gan. - ruh I1 tpc"u'' stone mao
A complete denial. and aid Do" lW -'rn l"i''' hh'
once. Ju~tIf" NaN-"f f'Iitlh u I''' "''' '" ''''
uT. ,....
Potter says the "aps rad lad plan - p Iu!u- r
house ON Iuc-dat night. dId lr' we I'd t'hI WIS.,
Jessie Einm"ut. tie NoruE ~ t"t ~ Wis., li'Ih-. N
whom ne laa falcu iu iotr lii plan r'- =" - iii'
Young woman II nror-,ir,. and drive Deer o. New r"i'
with Irul-- horse and wagon. ont q" rrAi. iH 'i
ne nut The attack oi a- long g. 9N-.inir i"i'"f D.
an italian. with large hl1ck eyes aud REGULAR i'ii.i-'
and B., eighteen year OFT.
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CHANGING THE PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION.
MAKING MoRE EQUITABLE DIVISION OF IhH
EXCISE FUNDS.

MAKING MoRE EQUITABLE DIVISION OF The
EXCISE FUNDS.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Estimate FeN'e'o"N
10 consider the distribution OF the excise I"IuN
ing TO 100000. important acton Wa ''he"' -"
ubconlmittec to consider the basis al uN"i""','''
,enorted thai seventeen institutions ia" 'Pp"." w
share in the funds. OF which nine had not before
onnlied and that there were twenty seven dSN''''
,d homes seventeen benevolent societies. cieNh nos
,i,,s with d>pcn>rie,. eleven di>pcnNdrlc'' lonr nos
pjtal, and one diet dSpcn'ary Two "pph''''"S'
those Of the Lebanon Methodist MISSION anu ''V
Christian AGED Hclcf Association, were not "c'oh'
named by the necessary aihd1vhN, ana vi" " d"
Hillside homeopathic Di>pcn>ay was not hh'oc o''
u, detail The application Of Tie Brooklyn >aai'd'l""
,io.n,,I sbovod ;ha, only foGr patients had been
treated The city and county had pald inc -
Malachi lf-Orphan Asylum Sl1'3oo III 'Hc i'N'
wear and its expenses were only SlI4o'"" SUN.
dispensares received more than was actua'y neeueu
To run them. and most OF them arc III nour9"l'H
financial condition
In adopting the report the three INSTITUTIONS WIN"
had failed 10 make proper application and me broohNh
s.pitarinm Hospital were stricken from the list III"
lastnomcd !, the Institution in connection with WHICH
Dr Theodore = wilcox was convicted OF delr''nolnS
the city last spring and sent - state Pri'oH' We"
decided 10 leave the Woman's Hospital on the H''
despite the fact that proceedings are peAdlhS 10 US
solve il, brought by the Acknowledgement Oh the 9'o
\ new basis for appOrtonng the money was
adopted follows: ~
To homes for the full board and care 81 chliureh'
per dav - cents for partial board care 0f same &C."
cents Tor adults, 30 cents for patients N no,pl,a,''
Is cent, per Gay: for each person tiea"d sNrSi'a'
NOV an inmate OF hospital, % cents lor ca'h Hl,
pensary prescription. 10 cents Tor casn l'rooh o"
fV benevolent institutions 30 cents FOR ci'h P"fon
aided by hos ptas or homes, 81 allowing hNe persons
10 family from the sums obtained at the aDoNe f'!
deduct i'm each instance th" amount rtfcNco i"I
heard admission fcos and money received from puDI''
,,mrres .~cnni di,trbution of excise funds. ana on
The balance thus found favor OF each INSTITUTION -
donate tine percentage Of the aggregate anG' 10 i'
distributed Provided that no payment shall be W'''
10 any institution whose receipts from lniIc >1or''
cxccp excise iund shall have been ~ excess OF thci
expenditures. ,
Tho amounts will be made known next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
STATEN ISLAND.

SHOOTING; A BURGLAR Vt HIS WINDOW
Henry Jcnnc>cn, who lives in the Amboy road All
r9udale wa aroused before daylight yesterday w
hearing a noise a; his window. The SHADE WIS up anu
thc NJ. on .ning nto the room. Mr. JenhcNch Ioohc'
,. of tbc window and there saw a cOlOrcd man s'and
iu, ON the rplf Of The piazza. oOhnS INTO le rooh'
lie quickly pat hi hand under his pillow ana "'"""s
from under il hi, revolver he cot down on the moor All"
,r.ut along until he cached the window. Inc bed "a'
i'm the shadow II the room, and his movements "c' "o'
=, ,r,,cd lac thc burglar The man had broken pane
~. ... in the window frame and reaching in 70
,.,i-, fine window when Mr.. Ic1ucScn saw MN. II
Ca. Ne noise of breaking glass that caused VIZ Scll
n~sen 10 awake lie raised hi revolver ana hicd lhIc
.Lot. i'm duicl, succession at the negro i' msu -
cry and saw the disappear. MI JcnheNeh uI'
f,IIoyv him. occurring the window ne ~
,ur,cd 10 his bed Yesterday mOrlllnE inI'c @crHcin'
1.i'nma. DrummOnd. who had heard ot vi. Jchtr>.n
',ic,,o NV Thomas Wilson on the street Drum
mind ,ared to arrest WILSON, who tried to e. ape D''.
hr wa finally captured. Blood wa moving i! un a
, w. H., nj. check lie was identified by Jcnncaen'
fn',irc Mcfarland held him for examinations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

WHITE PLAIN>.- supervisor ll"Im'-. of Lr"'-b"r"
la, introduced resolution IN the Board e." -np'f' "i-
making II the sense O.. that hody tina. whereas 10"
County Of Wc,tchr~tcr. on account OF H. close ''imN
10 New Yor. CIV aud it, ac'r-- tH'ri.nnl, IA
been and ary be the place selected Dos tW't"'
a-~uciaiiOu~ insane and other as liu- ana ri-ioI-
corporal ions exempt ri hy las from aNa' "u. - I"'r
their institutions Therefore such dpu- ~fll 81
tahr any property paving trNr~ Wih"" ~"in' pr"
vision being made whereby ih' taxpayer may hr
UNIDENTIFIED for giving such grant
MONT VEENON. -Farn,Worth Post. GIAud Nruy
Of the Republic. through Commander William wilson
and Qunricrna>ter Naihau Van li"I-ol. ma ~cii q
check for rl2O - 10 the Grant Monument iuud.
EANrC IIESrER-I Rev. DR.. Il. =. '0nc,. the
venerable rector OF II. ldulo Episcopal hur'h -
Ia ,chestcr who la long been great -nurrr" iIpW
a serious maladV. IS SIN ~ -. Luke Hospital. but
is slowly recovciinE
SOUTH MOUNT NEHNO\.-N comI"uN Is being
ORGANIZED build railroad brtW N'lliu ~urdgr
and Mount Vernon along the White rllu- rmd through
south Mount vernon the cOn>t?uctipu # winch b. to
he immediately begun. Among the ~turl IIi1cr, arr
William II. Bard ana :. Iocpfr.
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vORF THAN TREY ASKED foH'
rur c,rv.s ,11ow,xcE TO THE sHERfFS
OFFICE

rur crry,s AILow,NCE TO THE SHEh@fF
OFFICE
Tho roard Of Estimate did th" unusual 'hl"T
d,v o. raising an appropriation over not OILY Nv 49,
...;o,,l estimate but over the sum orie'h'IN 49,"
.au Tlo case wa that Of tho sheriff. Once ''" W.
,,,, i duc 10 the cloqucncc and adI"thc' u ''''
.i,,oe aud sheriff elect German. III ''''"''
,, IL, wa, fixed a: $40. 80. The add'h i"''"'"'''
,o, .. ~ the oNce and Comfy JAN ln'hun't
tr ,rardcns and keeper, aud support "i Ilp'''"' '
n;ore,. brought she tJtal mp 80 Fl@-'-''-' '-'
- ~, a., titled in the provisional estimate
General schlc> put in hi claim for t"''7'' u'''
him ,dor fine new law Il, representing the aihou'' ~
,."ded oy,r and above the receipts Of the ""'''
t,unyc.: Txncn,cs including poundasc on "''""' W
do,,,ic. salaries, S-G.G04 ~ receipts "i I'"' "''
,,,,,,d,ce. $40. --:I 81 deficit tI6.-ll L.
Controller Myers viii report formally on inc 9"''"
occouut, before January l. General 9'"I'> ''"' NV
-, ,,,. :, lac reimbursed for additional Balances wa"
,,io. IN January l. which he placed at f-'loo' Nv
i,.' re. r.i 10 The Legislature Tor Wll"i 49,, 49,,
, "ric Comfy Clerks Office wa taken W n '', '
..iler Nyrr. insisted that TOO many ~''' h"I'
Ircd tGcrc which County Clerk 9cu!ly "'u Jun
iii,ri. clsc, (crrrich thought was 4 H'''"h'' ~.
.tt,r was aid over 10 give both sac uhic ~ p''"N
~ moro evidence on tn" disputed POM. ..,, , ,
" 1hn DEPARTMENT Of Chariilc' and C"fIe'u"" wiz ~
taken up tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

There arc nearly 2.OO) strike in vaiiou-
trades in This city, and for these day will not be The
merry Christmas - which the children of many Of
them look forward.
The 200 king cloakmakerS in the shops OF Never
IonaS,On a CO.. NJ. :}JS broadway. firm in rcfns
ing - work. except at their own terms. and
Mr. JoaaS.on j. fast filing their places with girls.
Last SATURDAY. Albert COlck foreman Of the com
posing room of The Commercial AdvcSt,cr." was di,
charged. and Albert Cardwcll got his place. The
majority Of nOn-unOn compOsOgS in the COMPOSING
room friends Of COhick. and YESTERDAY twenty
five 81 them went strike and now not only demand
the reinstatement OF COlick, but ask fOg increase
in wages.
tailoi,. eighty bakers and few carpenters, and
furnituye workers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
GERMAN OPERA.

The number Of operas the Metropolitan Opera
house repertOry this season is large that II Is i'm
po,sib for any one work TO receive many nterprc
tationS and therefore the Performance Of Fidelio1
Friday night will be the only rendering the opera will
have this For the operas cannot
lie given more than matinee performance, tho
season being too limited 10 admit Of repetition at matt
nees. The cast Of "Fidcio7 will be a. follows :;
PizarrO. Herr Luria; Rocco. Herr Fischer, Minister
Herr Behrens Leonorc. Frau Melkc Floristan. Herr
Gudehus; Marcellins Fraulcin Jain; Jacqpino Herr
Won Hubbenet. smarega's "Nassal of SzigethT will he
given on saturday afternoon and matinee gocrs would
be wise 10 avail themselves VI this only opportunity 10
hear this beautiful work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

When five Arab street pedlcrs were araiened before
Police Justice Kenna yesterday, for selling ia the
streets without licenses, one could make them I'M
derstand anything. Justice kenna said that in THIS
in stance not only justice blind, but 1t was speech
less. and he fined them each 81. with the alternative
Of three DAYS in Jail.
such loud complaints made Of the clouds OF
dust in Futon-st Yesterday that the city authorities
will resume cleaning the street tomorrow. 1t has
been left untouched for more than Il fortnight.
The will of Peter Henry admitted 10 probate
yesterday By its terms the estate to the widow
Mrs Mary Henry. of No. 463 Union st. The will was
contested IN behalf Of Alice Henry. who said that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
NETWORK CITY.

snecial Christmas Day programme WIN
attractive features, will be given at the fae" '"'e''
The Young Mems Independent Kepur".H" ~
zion NJ the Win Assembly District ecc'co o".'
Tucsdav evening at No. So Att"'ncF'N''' a" ,,,.
~ S,.it prc.ident: II. Kirschcnbaum ana H. - '"'''
vice presidents: :. Seller recording sc''o"'
financial secretary /. Stern. treasurer
The lecture this week in the Cooper Univ" nc o
icnt course will lie delivered by james DO" ",
on Through the llght 'of''"h VI Wv
rith lantern illustrations.
.or,od Yesterday that the regular ticke' ~
, .o,ortod at the Coffee Exchange at the ah'u"'
o,,o,io, for officers on January l. might meet S''o
o,nosi,ion The regular ticket VIII be a. io''o"9
resident lanes H. Taylor: viceprc'oe"'' Noo''s
pcpc,t treasurer. John F. Scott manager
n,cbs David Ellis. solomon " fa'"'"'
cr,vcnhoy-t. Joseph J. ODonohue' IT, DIV" '"'
>eligsbcrc. ,,.
rhorc was one case OF dplthera on the S'e"''l,'.f
uindoo,tan. which arrived from N'c'''o''""'''
Yesterday. c
Arrangements have been made by lei"P'
nrandcry Of Knight, Templar ana aPPr""'', a,,,,
~, - :, make a pilgrimage 10 France. ire"hn' f"N','
w, ,. rho cntirc cabin accommodations I'll nc
~ 1.-Two steamship civ Of Chicago. salihE Oh '''''
=, na,o bocn engaged. The pilgrims VIII run" ~
,,,.mi,, hv . Ped star steamship from Antwerp
.r.o .rrihrrc Yesterday received II from Nh"nN
IL. ,,r norohuc whose case Of desttn'ion was
reported yesterday .
povno >ter Jonathan .. Bart N. VINO rc'u'"'' ''''
,,r At the Mare Island Navy Iard year '-o' ",''
CANA ON from Washington on Monlay' rci''''
.rcci,l duty at the Navy Yard yesterday
rho t,rnedo boat Cushing arrived AZ the Navy '"''
,,,or,,v morning from a short cili>c'
The Golhcy Literary society VIII ho'o ~ ' 80"
.i,ro,, and reception al Sos. 49, - anu -
=. 1orL.s Place on Tue.d,y evening. oe''i"V' "'' o."
p m. o.,
W L Webster the we'll known member " -"
,,r,drco Exchange sailed on the Ma]eN"'
w. webster will remain in England ah'W '"' "''''''
,rhc animal convention Of the Young fcor'c ~.
., ,,ociotiou 81 Ncw York civ viii hc h'" III ~"
,oai.op Avenue Reformed church On 'd"u''' -'
u pcnfold Will give an Illustrator y, '"', M
uand.v evening in the chapel Of the 'hnf'n ~ Wv
I..an,ors ~, The life Of Christ" The 'h1''m'' ~
~ the Chinc~c sunday-och,ol oi INC '''''" WI
no held ri the same time
rh ,ocord annual entertainment Cor inc 'hlru''" -
,o Vow Work. Juvenile Asylum was gwen VII ~"
80. Yesterday by Hact VI. Carpcntcr, aNN'N'c' W '''
=" CO.,, uotc The music was by Herbert L. '"'P'"
80. number Of clever slcict of-hand trIchs "o'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
IE\(, ISLAND

LONG ISLAND ClrN.-Ma;pT Glci-Ou r''cycd On
lay evening from the public school teacher, Of tho
city "A ui .olnuus IN tie ccut.c of wlc.i wa,
portrait Of Himself. q, triiut. To- h,- cudc,vII
to get their >alric- paid Them when ,I' ,y 'N.i iry
empty. Twenty little girl who sing at the
presentation were given - 90 II les the Mayor. .
The Board OF Aldermen held a meet NJ ON Tuesday,
night. which did not break mp uuul 80 o'oOc,
yesterday morning. The object If the meeting wis T.
vote on the Sums to be appropriated fT the eNIcn-c
Of the municipal government Tor the current wear
The following app. priat on, made Board ~
Education, @99.17j. Police. r:i63lO. Health H,arI
1880; Finance. 50 90 rGblc Work.. Sai..,-I .
MayOi'> once. - 900 assessors. $40. turpCrdi
Counsel. F:.JOO. There va, ,lci tCt over TIM
appropriation for the Health board. aud m I OGO
asked for 10y the FIRE Department wa iu-'d .
None Of the mcmlc.- OF the Long Island Is ENoi.r
BOari who. T. l. said. hav" bc.l int cc1. ht- Vet
been arrested although Sheriff GodIc- hA, minated
that startling de- clopmcnt- nav b.. u,lcd for pdaV
or 10 morrow. the fN" indictments ~til iah- over
the head 81 the Clcrh, stephen l.. OItIa. ana he
l. too III 10 he taken before tJunt' ud,r officer,
are SIN on guard before his house M TU 'lftb-t TIE
people Of Long Island city look TIE trouble, anon
the city Onlcials the result Of A lively war now
going on between the different political factions.
lIuNTlSGr,N.-.t dispatch has been received in
Huntington saving that young couple answering the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

x Judge uLroN,, >npIr!oN ITO ~ rNpoW
MINT.
r,. Garden CIV Cathedral ard school, have no"
p.np.fiy worth s1oooooo. and a total endowment OF
.3ouuoD. ~ .lud-c Hilton n Aprl turned over I"
tl. Goth l,il Corporation -'Ouoou, which u" di ON"
f.n. 'h,l.ht Of bcpu"lthus 10 II i'm hi, Will Mt
i,u'- -iu hi- brcn Kept ,rcrct until now ana It H.
understood rl.t D.. Gd not wish TO have It publicly
known. Bat The news has leaked ont. a.
.a,l thing vIu aad Nj. Hilton, adon meets
yith warm commentator from the friend, Of
g, r. stewart. and ha~ earned him the cor
.drI ti,Yh, 81 the Cathedral Corporations In Vie"
# rn. Iit thai She gift W., no longer secret. eN
Iui.,. II rae. Et--rll. c. Judge liltou', general
counsel Yesterday aid to Tribune reporter:
some month, after the close 81 the will contest
Judc. IliI,on told that h" proposed 10 leave the
Cathedral aud school, Corporation a cift of hall
million dollar. Indeed. knew h"for" that that he
contemplated it and talked Ia him abon it. Then he
lolI me- taat he had been thinking IL over and had
made up hi mind that cgicc- whlch might be- tho
li,.t Of controversy dld not con,titut" desirable
,,,y If f. Slowing mouc, and that h" had decided To-
r, thr aft iu hi LIFETIME. that he could have inc
pl,,tr. OF -ccuG the fruits Of It. - he had cor
r..poidcucc with Alexander T.. orr the treasurer 81
m. ,,r,mr,on which resulted ia his turning over 10
him han million Of dollar, in railway bonds. with
directions =, Ia hoW the income should he aPph'd'
nf - GOO is 10 be- devoted the maintenance Of the
muse and services III The Cathedral $1,000 goes 10
,,rd fine maintenance of tin Bishops house aud
table imrut and 500 Ia ~" payment OF dean OF
resident rect r. II IA, Cathedral The rest Of the in
RAIN. - 600 thcv ar, ( per cent bonds-goc> TO the
General uufp,-r, Of the Cathedral and schools. accord
,,l f., thc Judgment of the Board of Trustees. Inc
.i c oud- handed over =" Nr. Orr on Aprl 10,
tlic anniversary of Mr. stewart y death