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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-25

General freight and ticket office under the
nation relative to through freight and ticket
rates will be cheerfully given and through tick
eta sold. Free elegant new chair cars santa Fe to
Cuchara Junction Through Pullman sleepers
between pueblo, Leadville and ogden. Passen-
gers for Denver take new broad gauge Pullman
sIeepers from Cuchara All trains now go over
Comanche pass In daylight. Berths secured by
telegraph. J. 1 HELM, ten. SUPP.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-25

Ministers in England need not study very
lard. A London book dealer advertises
1000 secondhand sermons for sale.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-25

An honest Swede tells his story i'll plain
but unmistakable language for the benefit
OF the public. cone OF my children took
a severe cold and got the Group. | gave
her a teaspooniul OF Chamberlain s cough
remedy, and In five minutes later | gave
her one more. By this time she had to
cough up the gathering in her throat.
Then she went to sleep and slept good for
fifteen minutes. Then she got up and
vomited; then she went back to bed and
slept good for the remainder OF the night.
She got the Group the second night and
| gave her the same remedy with the
same good results. write this because
| thought there might be some one in the
same need and not know the true merits
of this wonderful medicine Charles A.
Thompson, DesMoines, Iowa. Fifty
cent bottles for sale by c. NJ. Creamer,
druggist.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-25

And Liver Complaint, you have a printe'
guaranty on every bottle OF Shiloh's Vital
izer. 1t never fails to cure. G. VI
Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-25

Group, Whooping Cough
And bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shioh's Cure. G. NJ. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-25
Are You Going East
DINING c.

Printers stock for sale at the new
MEXICAN Office. $3.50.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-25

shiloh's Catarrh Remedy,
A positive cure for catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker Mouth. G. NJ. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-25

ALVIN. pu souTuERN AND DENVER Il RIO
GRANDE RAILWAY COS.
soen,c Route of the West and Shortest me 10
enehio Colorado Springs and Denver, coo :oo
"@o''' SANTA FE, N. NJ, June %, le9o.
Mail and Express No. and 2-La ~ eA0ep'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
DELI. rs1 urx-1r coSrrfrIoY.

Tho forv.ulrd annual enron Of the Delta Psi FRA
t,nity Wa opened hl- city Monday at the chapter
,uc If th, Nlpha CHAPTER Columbia College All the
a.ion, of the convention secret Last evening the
annual dinner O. the fraternity took place at the st
Anthony Club No. 20 Fast Twcnty.eghthst One hum
drcd and nfty members present Among them were
General Stewart l.. Wood ord. Dr. Na"nth" Mott frank
Uho.,,clt August.n Monruc General W. g. Ward. j. I'd.
va,d simmons president o the Fourth National Bank ana
T. Fermor Hall general superintendent of the Fidelity ana
Casualty Company of the Alpha Chapter Cyrus w Field
IT, l.. w Field. OF Field. Lindey CO. j. l. THOMPSON
of the First National Bank Henry l. Nelson W {. Fargo
and T. ID Appleton 0f Gamma Frank Roosevelt T.. =
Van ZIe and W. T.. clyde Of Epsilon. Herbert VIII
merdng and Charl.s A. Appleton OF Epsilon and Joseph
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
nrurp NEW.LERSEY TnMNS

PLArNFIELD -Grourd was broken yesterday for
the building Of a handsome gymnasium and c.lb
roome bv the Painfch Bicycle club The building
will be completed los spring This organization "i
vlcclmcn Is one of the finest in the state.
ORANGE Edward y. Pearson. the organizer and
promoter Of The Orange Mountain Land Company and
the cable road up the Orange Mountain. and Who
reached home Oh sunday. unsuccessful In hi,
efforts to enlist English capitalist, In the scheme
but yet doe, not feel di,Ecarcncd over the ultimate
success of the project.
ELIZABETlI.-Thc comedy The FolicS Of Night.
by Panchc will lie presented at the Temple opera
House on Thursday evening January lG. 10y a com
pauy Of well knOwn New York and BaN onnc amateurs
under the management of :. =. Nrcdcubureh. FOR
the benefit Of the New Jersey Athletic CluD Of Ecrecn
Point A special train viii take patrons from Eliza
beth t. ell station the way To- N"w York at the
close of the entertainment.
CALDWELL William could committed suicide y"-
tcrtay afternoon hy hanging himself 10 rAitCr in
hl> Iarn. lie wa, eiNty ecar- old and leaves /,
widow. De poud"ucy is supposed 10 have been the
cause. ~. WITS one o.! tac best known men iu tc
town and leaves considerable property.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
LONG ISLAND.

IONG ISLAND CITY -N1vor Gleason b. $50 il that
he 80 no not ic able foo leave A- for tri fti
The fc,tivI'lc, which we're to take place TODAY lu
connection wit thc NaVo~ Inauguration for li. -c'"ud
term have been postponed.
FLUSHING. rhc free delivery system Of mail VIII
20 into operation today. Four carrier, have br't
appointed.
OAKDALE.-N Hc" railway station to cot $1,000
j. to ic erected. William b.. Vanderbilt Viii lN our
4 pir, and hcauiIh 'l" Surroundings.
SEA CLIFF. william ". Ncr-ho trI-te" Of -ca
Chn. ha, been tcd 'ouIliIut of NI. iltdd l
another trustee. Who charge N"r-h0u with having
taken fhc public records from thc safe ln 90" Office of
thc Board of Trustee. and placed them beyond the
reach # hi, colleagues. Nr. Ncf-uuu gave htl bee
fore lu Weber n the sum of 5000 10 appear for
examinations Cln ha. Two .ct. nf trustees, each
protesting 10 have been regularly elected.
PLAlNNIEW.- destroyed the large barn on thr
farm Of John \. Hewlett lat md \ team 81
valuable hor.c~ nvc COW and 4 quantity Of hay and
grain wcrc DESTROYED. Lo--. $1,000. with snail
insurance.
FOHT IIAMlLTON.-Thc body of = man nearly naked
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
BAYONNE

Forquer Brothers. the coal. feed, and ice firm who
failed Monday estimate their assets at $500 OF
that amount SIl 900 IN book accounts Their
liabilities $40 65l 81 Their two largest creditors
not the First National Bank Of Elizabeth
- 10 Whitney x Hcmmcrcr. S2,6"s 81.
Mount Vernon Lodge. NO. 176. l. o. o. F.. H15
elected these Officers: Lawrence Y. Blalscd y. g..
Charles L. Dow. V g.: Charles !. Roake. recording
secretary John Anderson, financial secretary; Rich
ard W Warren trustee for three years.
Bethlehem Mission has established public reading
room IN store I'm Avenue d near East Twenty-scc
ond-st.
Owlns to unexpected delay IN completing plumbing
work Rufu, story Memorial Hospital cannot be
occupied until February. The trustees had hoped
to open II December /.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
EFFORTS 70 KEEP THE ,rREEr, CLEAN.

The street Cleaning Department make the inter
ctiur statement that never before BOZ the history IF
The department have the street cleaners been a'c T."
use their broOms on the ~trc"t~ to such rh extent
every month a: during the year l7-'. Lest N'''.'
was unusually mild and thus far tli~ winter i.rTe
have been only A few DAYS when sno" has intcrercd
with the regular work of svccpcrs
The total number u miles swept was 121i@, -'@'-
If which were in the territory -onth 0f Fourteenth
t and This, -ays the abstract Of the ycar'- bn-nc--
show, that all the paved roadway -abo.' - mle'
of that district have Teen swept on average oi
200 time, durin. the present wear. and Vt iir
-trcof~ nm this very rc-IDn not 'i"an e. rc}
should be-. % the least.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
OTTpTT OF THE FALL RIVER MILLS.

Fall River Mass. Dec. 3l.rhc total production Of
the mill, here for l7-9s with the week ending last
saturday wa, -.66OOOo pieces. or 2250O0 pieces les,
than i'm I--~. The weaycr, strike last spring had a
material effect in cutting the normal output down.
Price, or the year have been profitable ones for the
mills. nuctuatng between l-lG and . = cents aad
Averaging 81 pluS. There five weeks in Au uri~
.,d .rptcml,r when the market wa, sold completely
ont and at no time there week closing with A
larger stock than $1,000 pieces. The largest week .,
sale, Wa 10000 pieces. The stock IN sight last
saturday wa, $1,000 pieces against 5000 pieces in
the CORE, pondms week last year.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
c4rnrrrp tuOrr rnE TOWN.


\ solid .l,ci tc.,,"'. worth $500. presented TO
each ~ f tommi- of Claitic, and Colrc tln
"a. lI U,,. T. IS. l}uc- and T.. T.. 'ott. uu Monday
evening D., thr cmu!,y,.- OF tho Departments Tl"
two fist named official, retired irpm orcc Yesterday
The cu.tDmar, cremation II .luccllcd city bond,
~ r.c ,llr 90 tine year took place Yesterday. The
amount destroyed WI t}.,oO.ooo.
lIr u.~r.hrr. of tuc Faith Cur society who We're
lu,d recently ilr falling 20 procure medical Attendance
hr the .i,n DO tl,r ratc have paid their hnc-. as
God- Wlt OF -ottI. them ont of JAIL Th'r ser
tl,". have been suspended for The present
Ife VIII of oliver l'lu-ln v1- offered f'r probate
,,.i,ulIf. Nu of h- property l> lrf 10 h, wife.
IIr appropriation .f -iu1O'o of th" excise money
n .ittt. ..r ,nnt,ilr institutions. hl, been made.
l.. .fm- - ,i'h range from 9-.id7 90 :" ST.
,.t'..Hc'- Hospital 20 D. cent, io ulc L.iccti" Dl,
p.I-ar.
TIe Eer. Dr. John Lou-lr.0 formerly of s.
-f.t.... E.nI.l tfroli, C'ii. Do. East iHcuty eighth
.t >,v 1rr.. hl- te,u appointed 'o tire ucw catholic
church oi 50. lnr-. r EleN 81. u".r No,trand ave-.
rI.rr lc Vi acf ai assistant to tir l"el1t. It'hci
Jul.. jol,.u
uovari - Terrell wa- arrucucd before Police !u>
ti,r Walsh Yesterday for cpmpJcity in causing the
death pf 'li-, Lille s. Cooh and hi- examination Wa,
deferred until FRIDAY. llc va- sent 20 jail Witnout
uNl
Nh unknown woman was found drowning IN the
Ea-f River iy the &C.. khaud, of the frr:yboat Mm
cola Yesterday afternoon. and wa, picked up and
carried a.h hurr size died hciprr amuulance could
ic Called. The Woman W1- about tfltty Year. Old.
poorly dic .-cI and mad evidently committed suicide.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
TIE REQUEST, or JOHN HOOPER.

The to.ll amount lcr charity hy tl" VIII Of John
Hooper ~ s1looo Tie complete list 81 henciio ar.cs
.- o. follows: Ch.idrcur Aid society of Ecw York.
$1,000. Association for m?ro:ine the Condition of the
Poor NrN Yor. -5ouo. NoN lorh City Church IN
t'n-lou and Missionary society. 5000. Five Points
rl~..pu. $1,000. N"9 Nor, orphan N-tlum. 5000
l-lbc aud Wat;. orphan A,y!am. $1,000. society for
,le Impression ~ r..e. 1000. ~o.ct, for the Pre-
t.ut.on uf C,.ar +,ooo. Lu'rcna Not p-pcu AIRY,
.r,oalyu. $4,000. Ltoohhu society lor the Ad Of
rrc.dlc.- Women and tml3rcn. $1,000. LIoolyn
~,.rtv nr thc Prevention oi rrScty to Children.
$4,000. Lro,a,n ,uldrn- td society. $1,000.
...l,itn Female Fupf,, society. $1,000 orphan
A-.lum .i1 of Groollrn. $4,000. Ifolhlfu Bureau
,. thar.tI.- $4,000. fh- lIlh ~ the estate which
I. valued ~ -iUoouou D. l"l 2" tuc -"n I"i1 amin
J.. Hooper d'u-it"i. Mrs. Mary j.. ~f"uict. VINO l~
oI' oH Hifh 500 f.r mirrlu- against hcr fathers
3d. .N"-. uIIl. 10 De- believed. contest TIE Will
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

The total net receipts Of the Excise Board for the
year for saloon licenses were S27G2iO the largest
ever received
Theresa Price contested the execution % the will Of
her mother Cornclia Erhardt who lci property worth
$4,000 to her grandson. EdwaNl y. Rohlhs the son
Of her deceased daughter Helena. cutting OIL her
daughter Trcdcil,a Ms. Price charges undue in
hucncc. The adjourned to January i.
Lewis WHISKY. a Polish Hebrew. living at Washing
ton and Bank sts i, in critical condition resulting
from poisoning. The poison was sold to him. 1t Is
said, by mistake at drug store Tor morphine.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
AFFAIPS ~ BROOKLYN.

DRtMMAJoR AND BANDMASTER DISAGREED.
+. :. Inucs. the leader of the 18Th Regiment band
rendered h resignation Monday evening 10 Colonel
Austen, after a heated dispute with Drum Major NC
lntire a. to which should stop start the music at
paradcs. Colonel Austen upheld the position OF the
drun-major The trouble began at the dress parade.
when the dummaior gave the signal for the music
to begin. Mncs rushed IN front Of the band and
raised h, and stopped the Instrument Ihc
same thing wa, repeated several times. After the
parade She matter was laid before Colonel Austen.
who decided that as Drum Major MclEurc was re
.pon-blc for the music. he must have complete con
troll Of the band at al ceremonies. Nr lhnc4 then
st-rt" D., resignation. Brigadicr General Robbins
stains Colonel .hu-tcu's decision.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

Beneath the tropic sky there blooms tree
Laden with rutage and most fair to see
Out of its fruit seeds is the Cocoa made
Or Blocker, foremost in his branch of trade
known through the world its flavor rich and rare
Each Housekeeper who buys finds past compare.
RIGHTLY the tree its source, like is famed
Since Theobroma food fit for the gods twas ty named
Concentrated and pure and yet not dear,
Once use it and you'll find it has no peer,
Coming with European fame to Western Shores
On all sides welcomed genuine praise outpourS
All there! at all the principal grocery stores
s. Depn,35
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
rryrRiL or ROBERT CARTER.

Robert Carter was buried yesterday ~ Greenwood
Cemetery The funeral took place at 10 a. M. al
the Scotch Presbyterian Church iE West Fourteenth
81 The Rev Dr. samuel VI. Hamilton rector oi the
church oflcated assisted 6y the Rev Dr george d.
Alexander Of the University Place Pfe'n> 'c'Ian
Church the Rev. Dr. James McCosh eA PFC luth' VI
Princeton College and tie Rev. Ds +. L. Cuyler. of
D,ooluvn These were the palibearcIs: W. ID. Greg
orr W II. Jackson Jamc> :. Barr, John J stevenson
H. G.. Disbrow, II. y. CaithDess. j. " Mckay anu W.
Ncttrck DR. McCosh said that Mr Carter vas re
sponsibIc for the coming OF Dr. M"cosh 10 this
country There we're many people present,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
NOT DIAMONDS BCI 81 TSAGES.
A LAwYEH SAID 10 HAVE PAID DUTY On
BOX OF JEWELS INTENDED FOE BRIDE
ut.tCr CoNTArNtU BOLOGNA.

A L,wyEE SAID 10 HAVE PAID DUTY on A
BOX OF JEWELS INTENDED FOR BRIDE
WHICH CONTAINED BoLoGNA.
A funny story about queer package OF wedding
nrcsents has been made public II is said that john
DE witt Warner. lawyer. at No. 52 william ST. was
authorized BY some Americans in Paris 10 receive ana
NAY the duty on a box which he was advised would
contain an OrInolu clock, diamond BROOCH ana
several pieces OF silver destined for Wlan McNclli
EodewaId and his wife, newly married couple whose
wedding at st. Thomass Church one OF the id7h-
ionabIe events OF the month OF November. Iho
hr,dc,s maiden name was Eleanor Louisa Holman,
and She is the daughter Of the Rev. DR.. Charles !.
Hoffman. of No 81 West Flfty-third st.
MIR Warner duly received notice from the Custom
,Iouse that a package cOns sned TO him had arrived
from paris The bill for the duty charged. which
WAS sent to Mr. Warner was surprisingly small as
the valuc Of the goods which he expected about
800 gut when he opened the package lie was
atonisbed 10 find that 1t contained. not clocks. da-
mouds and silver, but canned meats and bologna
s.usaees. Wasn't that dainty d'h TO set before
a brideln whether the Arabian wizard who changed
the golden coin Of the garrulous CAREERS uh
fortunac brothers into withered leaves IS at work on
tbe Atlantic. or whether some one has beeh gulIN
OF practical Joke. whether there mas Doeh some
sharp practice" at Paris dishonesty IN ihe custom
uOu,e here IL is impossible 10 IL cannot even
be said with conhdchcc that thcIc - ""iN VI ''"
Mr. warner Is pursuing policy Of silence lie
laughs so heartily when asked to talk about the seOy
that there is room for grave suspicion that u IS a
@fairy-taler invented by some wit. But II MI
Warner stubbOrLy refused to throw any new neht on
The tale he stubhorny refused 70 dlscrcdlL Or deny
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
SUITS BEGUN AND TERMINATED.

An abstract from the report Of th" 'u,i0",- done
in the Corporation Councils office mp T." December
- ], q, follows.
Dur,s. thc year 1-sa 10 dale December -. there
,vcrc begun, in the once Of the Counsel T." tine Cor
notation O. actions ard special proceedings. 81
old actions and -pcoal proceedings 'cfun PRIOR 1"
January l, i--9. there were terminated during ih'
year. IA: Iot rev action, and special proceeding
Ic.un since January ]. --p, were terminated dufhI
the year. The collections OF m"ncy N ihc 'ouI1
49, ,ic C,ruo.tiou amounted tD So -43 - Ih-
uouut viii probably be incr' a-cd over Tloocoo h'i'
tbc end Of the year by the payment ri inc JHu-h'",
ctIr Iltaiucd from IN, Cont of Appeals against
The Third Avcuuc Railroad company Tor license ire,.
The number Of actions ana special proceedings pen"
/. 3..,an.D
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
70 DRAW RECRUITS FRo4 A CADET CORPS.

Troop \ hereafter will be recruited from a cadet
coru, 4 company II BOYS. to be- known aS Tire
First Dragon Cadets" is being organized for thi'
pirpo,c Applicants of proper physique between
fourteen and seventeen year, of age. who have the
consent Of their parents Will b. accepted for two wears
\ftcr the organization has been completed there VIII
he two mounted and two diSmOuntcd drills each week.
in the afternoon. during the dri season of twenty
tVc weeks The expense for the season Will he 80
Captain Charles +. Roe OF Troop ~ Is chairman OF the
committee appointed to out the scheme. The
other members being H. IL. Ealch, II. G. Butler and
& NJ MyuhOOp.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
ArrlII-r ". HENSON ErRIED.

The funeral of Arthur ". Benson took place yestcr
day morrn- 40 Grace Church. oa tho Heights. o.:
which hc WIS lor- D mcWicr. Man, oil friend,
norc pr.-out. n"Gdin- Dr .tou-. Dr. Han. cN-
Ulrur, Whitney, -f~ hcs. l'1ntrr ard Howell. y. T..
pir n. p. Morgan A. -. Matthews Ripley Ropes.
S. \ Low ~. y. Morgan. -. l.. Ford \. Nai ~uGcrcr.
s. D. Baird ". u. Il.,:cd and Il. : Eu,-ng. The pail
ueirl- were J. -. r. -'rUahin. j. q. Low. Henry X.
sheldon. y y Low. 4. y. White. benjamin j >Illi-
man. ". l.. E,hnns. n. d polhemu-. ". e. sheldon
and ". T. lfatru. The services conducted by
the Rev. e. '. brewster. IS. ". Grp-vcuor ami
X. H. l. q CHE The burial va, n Greenwood cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
roo MAAY rEAcHERS foE THE SCHOOLS.
SIXTY OF THEM WITHOUT cLA~~ES-RrsULTS
OT \ NIW EIGr LNTION.


superintendent Jasper aud the assistant supcrin
'cndcuj- have been busy during the holidays with
'c l..ieuucrt, of tclchcr- u the Nard~ throughout
De city. n ha, been learned from the total attend
.prr Of thc wear That there viii be about eighty
.cl,hrrs iu excess 10 start tine ucw year. THIS Is
ran. ci by the reduction -of the eating capacity of
rle cla.- room. Ic general Attendance las increased
lut the enforcement of ucw regulation limits the
number of pupl- iu class rooms. reducing primary
,la.-c. from c,rht, to -iNy children. and grammar
ri.-c, froms iNp 10 forty.
The teacher, are assigned to certain number Of
pupils. and in . school where the number fall, below
t4i.. the lowest teachers lose their place IN that
school Thee teachers however. do not lose their
Place ~ tca,Acr, the Board of Education being obliged
to retain them. The ward trustee, required 10
appoint them to vacau,c, a~ they occur
Mr. Jasper aid yesterday that twenty Of the eighty
had already been Aligned - "a ancic- caused
b., deaths and rc~I-nallon-. ana place would hc
secured Tor the OILERS q. there came vacancies me
ward trustees have also been occupied with their
schedule, durng the week 10 learn where these
teachers in cNcr-- can be- placed and no new teachers
VIII hr appointed In the wards until these are pro
Vldcd ior. The -dltrc- 20 ON.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
A DIMINISHED NUMBER or DNIGnNyr~.

The annual report OF tic Commissioners Of Emi
grafton show. t.4f there wa drcrcI-c iu lmmIgrt
ton 20 th- put lat year During the year ~ '--
passenger, were landed At Castle Garden, "r "-''''
lc-, uan m tic year before. of Oh" pc .-cn-cr'
landes 199G-1 were immigrant. tine r,t being
ctzen. OF tu- country. Here ase tio arrival Do.
months: January. 700: Icbrmlr, 3,-1 March,
- 90. April, 1t.5o2 MAJ, 1901 Jnhc' 'i.'''' .
Julv. 434f3: August. 4I,5l2. september. -G.2i' &,
.1e,,brr e5.2s2: November. 23.2i1. December l..
IL, There was large decrease 900 the number Of
Italian, arriving here. Germany -cni the largest
number Of Imm grapt- 60 -O9. Other countries zen.
inc following: Ireland Ao79ot Eng ana, 3gp3l /,
En~Ia 21.a27. sweden. -i.-i2. It1lN, 2'.%lh ,
Austria 1866: Hungary. r~-3. >wlT"tlind
:, 80. scotland. C.7I9. Holland. 5.2-jt D"nmarb.
90 Poland 2.175. EorWdf. 2lG9 HDhc'ula. - .
Vale. 90. Turkey. @GO. Grrccc, 1O3, opaiu c- a.
Portugal. - and All others ~.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
STRANGE DEATH or 4 LITTLE BOY.

Edward g. Frcc;h. age eight Of 80. 14G Court ST.
SON Of Edward W. Trccth icwcllcr. died on Monday
under peculiar circumstances. About our weeks ago
hc was an cycwitnc,, Of the death of "A playmate,
Robson Dych. age six, OF No. Fourth Place who was
run over and killed by coal wagon. The circun-
stance made a deep impression upon the nina OF Young
Frccth and after he went home he could talk Of moth
ing else for days. lie gradually bccam" exceedingly
in and wasted away until he died. The physiclan's
certificate gave hyGrOccplau, the cause of death
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
STATEN ISLAND.

SOUTH BEACH The trouble over the disputed
land at south Beach resulted Yesterday III >heriH
Ellsworth and his deputies taking possession Of the
property including the hotel of the Bergnauns Tar
lars Hotel and >charBagc'> Hotel bv Oricr of nudge
cullen ~ the supreme Court. Tile property had been
n litigation for several years. The sheriff levied upon
furniture in the hotels 70 pay the costs IN tls
litigation. amounting 10 Tl.4f6 ~. II l. expected
tat there will be trouble when the officers eject the
occupants from the premises tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
p,crS LGurNc n SorTU CAROLINA.

Columbia e.. Dec. 81 ,>pccIab.-A race conflict
occurred atAEllorc. Oauecburs County. Yesterday
George Colk .r white boo quarrel with Adam Futon.
,oilrod n If the negro. lnt stuck au !uuOccnt by
SANDER Nc crowd of nccroc5 present became en-.
RACED aud rushed upon Collier @I't tacn a party
~ uhtc hunters came mp and fred into the nceroc,
v.fa mall .nlt -hpotiug them 100 The leg. several
men were wounded and the nc-r0c, dispersed. sIhc
sheriff /, having the whites arrested
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
4 rEw NEw orFlcERs FoK TME NEw YEAR.

The new Commissioners Of Charities and Corrcc-
tiou. George II. Murphy and Francis Nolan. both
Democratic. will succeed William II. Ray hicp) and
Thomas ". IIyne~ lDcml to-day, giving control to the
Democrats OF the department. Colonel Il. F. Gott
viii De- elected 10 succeed Mr. Ray president. The
other new county officer, for the year super
VISOR ~ barge krctzschmar and Comfy Auditor Kel-
lci. The only cty onccr j, Controller Jackson.
NaNog Chaplin expects to receive h, friend, a. usual
nm lhr CLlr llAll ln-dAN. II bis hcnllh pcrnIls.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
pBOMTyFyT ARFIvALs AT THE hotels.

IrEVOORT-Cha Hall. British delegate TO ue
International Marine Conference BRUNSWICK baron
de La Grange OF Paris. CLAKtN -Cobgrcssnah
John A. Anderson Of Kansas FIFTH AVENUE-Mf
Mrs James q Blaine daughter. II. Bailey Aldrch oi
Io-ton and Ex-Governor T.. {. Cheney, OF N"W'ilanlp'
shire GILSEY- Ex-senator william Il. Wotdin. 0f Az
burn ". Y. WESTMINSrER-DL J. ii. Baxter u. D.
Army.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
rrcrrEs or THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

OF e821 fires in the city in ioo3' only t"ch'y-onc
extended beyond building, IN which they were as
covcrcd The losses by fire amounted TO ~ 'l'-''''
on buildings and ~ ,029,oG2 Oh contents lherc "c.e
gI.d q III ,pplicatious for new buldiusi ana ~
tntaI estimated cost Of the building Wa ~1J-J"''@.
urnai,s 10 Old buildings cost SG,JJ6,1'1.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

was found near the Town Hall in New-Ttrecht yester
day morning Near by were found pair of trousers
socks "A brown Derby hat. old overcOat. two vests
and "A pair Of CATERS The body was that of 4 small
man. about forty five years old, with chin mskers
muStache.