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PLAINrIELD.
PROFESSOR FIsHE LECTURES oS Las cASAS.

PROFESSOR rIsKE LECTURES rS Las cA>tS.
The course Of historical lectures given during the
winter in Painncd by Professor John ti-kc proved b"
popular that the lecturer induced to give an add
tonal lecture In Seminary Hall last night. large
audience was present hear scholarly tribute Ia the
worth and character Of has Casas, Christian ms
.ionary among inc Indians Of this continent. In tho
early part Of the sixteenth century. In his lecture
Professor Fiske introduced romantic aspects Of
the discovery OK the New World. He compared the
.lnyery of ancient and modern erbs aud showed the
relations Il Columbus toward the Indian slavery prc
tee. Las CasaS pictured f. a Stakeholder WHO
released his own slaves before going spain wh'rc he
aroused the nation the evils Of slavery. Ill later
career Of DcncvOlcnCc IN Venezuela Mexico and 'udtk
uala was graphically depicted by Professor F,kc. The
lecture WA, for the benefit Of e building fund ~ "a"
recently organized First Unitarian Church large
sum realized.
The Common Council Of North Paiunch. organized
FOR 1890. OF on Friday night. the recently elected
Republican Mayor Charles Place. presiding. Ma os
Place appointed the standing committees.
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pn.rrTr INn CnNcEIr.

From The Bostn Post.
hqvc hrardn great many things said i'm my time
AGAINST u,rcev BIZ, never I'LL the other day. when
,lc,cr vumn made the suggestion did II Occur
to IN, that poverty tend to make man Connected
Her nrrrrirrt yn. h follows. y poor ha, T.
cam IA. living AID the mere fact that he does so
lead. him In mink highly ~ himself. whereas th'
rich rial whovcs on the Interest 81 money acpnlr,S:
urlcln,llX ly m ancestor near or r'nDtc, make, HO
Ii,inr i uns wen certain that he conid make one
ana consequently remains In - humble, or At l~ist
In , modest. tate Of mind Well there j. doubtless
fr,rrr~n, 81 truth here. Certain who ra A
yer, ,man I'M In the world often have large
way Of taLin especially at home. about their hu,
rc,s" the inheritance ~ IT, It's iincultles. rcspons
hilitic, etc. i,ut 10 the moiesty of the rich man
~, not qntc So clear. some people arc purs"
prfnd and 80 subtle and profound Is the capacity
~ human nlurr for decoivng it-ef. tli' doubt n
anybuay codc b. rich without tunconscionsy per
hap) thcrcirs aud thereby regarding himself ~ In
some dcgrceat least u superior person.
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NEWARK.

An alarm OF Are was struck at A. m YESTERDAY
When the powerful bay horses OF engine NO - III
Conrst ran TO take their places under the swinging
,arre.s they butnpcd against the front doors fore ING
them omen Tho horses thercupon dashed ont OF the
house and ran OF toward Elizabeth. Late in the
afternoon they were found at Lyons Farms In Union
County.
Tho option for tho purchase Of the South Orange
Horse Car Line expired Yesterday. II ~aS SAID ihai
hitch had occurred in the negotiations FOR The s1lc
To a syndicate and that the sale was not likely L"
he contaminated.
In the courts yesterday non suit was granted III
the case OF william liorncr against George watts L"
recover about $4,000. said TO be due the former a
administrators on the ground that tac claim was
barred by tile statute Of limitations
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From Tie Detroit Free Press
Il saw an article in YOUR paper tire otIicr dsN,
said The, tramp he reached tic editorial moor An
artcl, about the verbose tramp want an eNPHf
nation How Gid tai, tramp look ~
III was some reporter who wrote the astl.ie' a,
We'll does verbose mean that he wa, huslIeF'-
Hardly"
Wa, h. hnguid -
"Not that. either :,
"nocs verbose that he Ind lost his appetite =
"No.'
Run down in flesh ,"
40 Verbose is verbose. IT, sort OF demeano'
and look hard 20 describe
Am verbOsei'
NO" -
/, il anything a ;ainst the puTfeshun''
"NO."
won't discourage the from passing out
cold victua!s aud Old clothes =
Not Bit" ,.,
"Thcn I'm satisfied. didn't know but " was soma
new thing something Il work agn H., ana "Nt",
10 know. Couldn't many Of the boys be verbose "
they wanted to. could they -
NO"
Then il won't spresdl'
"Oh. no."
" All rght-thats all. I've lodged most everything
for twenty-five years past and am glad haven't g0s
Ia worry Over this. No verbosiiy here. thank YOU.
May be all right, but nnction has carried me siisV
through thus far
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The ont athletic games Of Company r. 1871 iiee nent
and IN. Prospect arr- took place last evening a. the
arnory a, Atlantic AID F.atbush ayes, Eooklyn. \
large number Of spectator were present lhe feif' Oh
a.. zane, was ". b. Igr,ls- y. !. \. c.. A. C. Pan'f
n 4 o. ra, announcer aud p. e.. Williams. y y. \. e.,
va, referee = toNlng The 5oari, dlsh hanfi'ap WIS
won by ". p B-lNap in jo3 seconds. ihe looo"afis
handicap was won br J. Rod 4. y c.. - Yards r. T.
Ca-E b Il. and \. \. 20 ya.ds. The 3VoYan- nan iSp
was won Wv :. r. Nci~-. \. \ &. u yards. ABE ''hi
eon,st d, N. evening va. the oneanl-1halfmie iu1
handicap which was Won by W. T ioung, u A ~ ~
yards.
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ryy SHE WANTED 4 LITTLE COFFIN.

From The Detroit Fec Press.
"Iudrriihcr WIS sitting IN pl' coS', "lncc yv
te-day vlirn he ws approached by "A lttlc girl "h'
was crying bitterly ,,
81 ~ " want 4 acofin.' she solbcd
Nix dear inPird the KIND hcarleh iuhcrai"r
uishcr who Is ded ~ , 49,,
dnlly, -hc has had diiphthcria q nj
,.,.1.. f.orr md mamma SAYS she m IN. must be-
trri,l and IL cane 10 sec II could get c'oH
for her" - ,.,r -, ,, eoor-
un ~n,.' ms dolly. but she's cot 'urlS an
T. Lluc ryc. an Ivant to bury her in collin. 'canSe
-hc's rot I" be- buried. 49, ,,,
illn talk with the sobbing baby explained
matter so:nc CHILDREN in the house VINO lipi been
Sick Win diphtlea and fever had been PLAYING win
thc ,hid's doll ard her mother would not let her
r,vc n until Il ", buried. a. means Of fhmi CATION
Ine ittlc one hi run away H. the und"rtalcr's and
vas Kindly sent home again. but without any coffin
f,rn dolly.
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Henry MILAN. nl',iheni OF me Amateur -NiHt'i'
I'non Ia, just issued crcaLr A. chairman o. the
| g. A. l.. Ea,c' all Committee. The entries FOR The
BASEBALL championship OF the tniicd stats Of 1890
have been received from the New Norf Manhattan
and berkeley g. C.'s. of NCw York. the Ncw-Jcr,cy
| l. C. II payonnc. y. j.. ros,on y \, Of ho';on :;
Columbia \. g.. Of Wasiinroa: and Detroit and
Michigan Athletic Clubs. I'll Detroit. owing to soy
eral requests, that the date Tor closing entries ~
DELAYED. il has been decided thar entries .or the
\. A. L. base all championship he received mp 10 ana
! Including April 70.
The schedule Committee Of the Union Will hold a
meeting on Aprl II. at which II schedule ~ prcn-
mary games will be prepared for teams in and about
New York cry. the schedule not To extend beyond
Tho winning teams II the two series Of games in the
East will play three game, al such times and places
IN september or october ~ may be hereafter deter
| mined ~ decide the Eastern championship Of The
1Ar Eastern and Western champion baseball teams
,,ii ~ Sirh lime, and places MS ma. be determined
| njav n series ~ three games decide the Amateur
| Athletic Union baseball championship Of the United
states for $50. thc winning team 10 receive tn"
Amateur Athletic Union and Npaldng silver Trophies.
| cmhlematic Of such championship.
The net proceed, from gate receipts after payment
II usual aud expenses al the scr" 81 three
games each mine games in AIN at wh.ch the Eastern
The western and the National baseball championships
are decided will become the propcr, of the Amateur
President Jane, Bradcn. u the Atlantic A,socia-
, ton. Yesterday issued tile following bulletin
Contracts for lsoo-with Worcester. T. Kennedy g.
Stale l.. .. Guna-so NJ. IL. Brad Y. H. NJ Burns
| ~ cannon J. A. Cudwo.th Hartford A. L. Moore.
r p O'Connel NJ. J. SuN An, W. p trr'-. J. / say.
St.,c Matthias H. W Lynch. I. ". Fors.,i e. IL Noodle
Terms acccpted-By New-!laNcn Edmond 1csrion.
Hartford W NJ Fngan.
rrIros,d-By Newark. j. Sullivan, W. Sullivan. Bal.
tn.orc. D. Quinn
Pitcher Clrlth,rs and Outicdcr Eurn' OF the Brook
lyI club made novel wager yesterday. tanither~
yet nrns go that he ' Gu Ne MN e, ,ar1, sar
was run ut WASHINGTON Park. and taruiinrS his
wager The II. Augustine Church at SAth ave. and
-tarlng Place viii give diamond badge to the most
popular PLACER In the Ir0oNlyn lie gIc team. It
viii he decided hy ballot.
Tho Iiop.l,n Association and Jcr cy City clubs
will play al RidgeWOOd Pa this afternoon.
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LONG ISLAND.

JAMAICA Joseph Gr!fus. farmer Of Jamaica
south, Killed li. i,nc yesterday. ~" wa
truck by the pole OF his WAGON aud knocked down
ard d., horse, trsmpcd him. lie hfy iv"
year, old and lciVc- a WidD" and family. lie Ow ned
I valuable estate
UlCKSVlLLE.-t.unthcr ke!l TIE bolring house
kccpcr of pl4inVicw Who shot ard kri Fr''"r.rL Van
Size on Iuc.day night. still continues ~ imp.o.c hu
his ph, stefan. fear mat lociav SCI in. kcil told
iu.firc Srincri yesterday thj the gln cNrlplcd bN
Dur,ca striking the trigger with fence picket while
he (Kcil held The gin. Neil SAY, H. v,l mp the lun
10 defend himself and sal- b, r,mcmbcr. nothing
AFTER he wa, rrst Il 1irl - tr~:ca
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WHOM SHOULD NEWSPAPER WOMEN MARK

should Newspaper Women Marry, ana II so
Should They Marry Newspaper MEN, was INC
'wecntT problem for discussion which occupied 'he
tine OF the members Of the Womcn's Press 'iub al
Their fortnlrhtiy meeting. held last night al NO "a
Union sauare About fifty women were on hand 10
ex,ress oplnons on the matter. Mrs. +. Mitchell
Tying presided and introduced the speakers OF inc
evening Five special guests Of the club were present.
They were Miss Elizabeth Bisland. Mrs Sara Lcmoyne
f.o,,eii Mrs Mary Gale Humphreys and Mrs. Merrill
,,psr E.ncsidl. OF The Boston Globe"
4. Ass. TANK read the opening paper WHO" "s'
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WHITE PLNN>-The arporuonm'nt Of 81 h,ol
money ia The county show th.t the i"Ai- - t4r
.l~.-2g - Ihirl District rlGOlG Il tn zee ar.
twenty Oh" school hon-c, ~ The lir-i "-'.'' i"iy
90 thr ~''Did Di-t.iri and eighty Two Boo tie ihrt
Dl-r.t the aggregate nnin',r 81 cay n''. il',',
1c held IN Grace Episcopal church tn. morning
lhc.c Viii be cclci ration ~ g. m. moaning
PRAYER aud Second celebration 80 io.3) ohillrcu'3
-cryce at . =. m.. and evening pray "ni "hifrs
% : 80 D. n IA ter fvce- sill be &C. o.
rated in - Johns Roman catholic C.nr'h 10 day.
with cstr, music sfd floral display. Tia VI .mord
Method Episcopal Church vii -rrd f. potti pa {,
nd hov-r. To NcUYcrk 10 piiai, ~ rr me r,l,c,.
ThRR1TowN. The Tru .ic. have appointed ~
ward d. EotOn consulting cneuc'r 81 rrwcr- and
r'rl,s,a Iivrni,"nc and If MURRAY special r,,or
musical -.rv!c,r today IN Il MARA, Memorial Chnrh
v lr under the ch.-re II william RIich cho.rna,io,
aan nencyolcnt society ha, er,fd John I~rgu,h
PRESIDENT. Henry Schneider vice ,,dcnt. AnPu,,
Gr,-. lrasurr Henry IIcikc ,ccr-tary. and Werner
Lstusn and Charles Munich Trustees
>OirH SALEM The Home ~oc cty ha, ri ct'i M.
~ounlon j. Mead pr sid"ht. jos ph \. Webster vice.
president and George Lawrence SECRETARY all IT.
le held to nquidaie the debt the paf>onar,.
CHESTNUT RIDGE; John Luii. sou of The Il ". pc
Loss Lu viii pr,rrh h maiden sermon b, dS ia tho
che tut Ridge Church.
NORTH TARRY fOwN.- The trustee have nppo Mt I'd
f. g. iIacker chief Of poicc. CAPTAIN }. %. Joir vii
laec clerk and Edwari ~. John strv.r commissioner.
DDBBS fERR> The newly appointed VI ug' OH
GERS are: corporation council. tharics =. Ne lei
land clcrh william J. ''rancy tHset connis
.icncr. John CoDln.
PEEKsKILL.- The Helping Hand Association. or
aanlzcd ten wears ago with trustee from each IT
the Protestant churches and two from the village TT
large. To rive aid 10 the poor 10y means oi mis- ion
work, furnishing coffee room accommodations. hos,
plfa and lodging rOons report, having received dur
ING the year S2.351 % expenditure" ~ 12f %.
since organizing the society has purchased the brew
cry property and what vas previously liquor ,hop
Is now u-"d for prayer meeting ana SUNDAY school
purpose. The DOrcas society hns turned over To The
association II, coffee rooms which have bccn well
ntrunizrd and comfortable beds have been furni he'd
he homeless A hospital room has also been lifted
~ and patients are treated free - charg" by hcal
phvsclans Til. year a permanent hospital will be
fitted no in the brewery buGinG
NONrROsS.-Thc Rev +. VI. l,ocaIdus VIII begin
uasionl labors I'm the Reformed Church today. ". \.
lca,tissy II the Theological Seminary at NcN
Rrgn, WICK. y. j.. ha, hilcd the pulpit during the
winter.
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s,,.I nv Justice w. W Corictt charged with ASSAULT
in the second degree. The charges were preerr,d Dy
Edwin H. Morris Of Wavcrcy Place, New YORK. MOTIFS
,,.s also arrested week similar charge pre-
f,rred bv the IlopJnscs. The trouble between inc
men occurred over the possession OF h0use ana 10,
n; Gisssmere, valued at ~ 500 MI Hoph'hS anu
ms son we're admitted to BAIL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MCINTYRE employed as "a
fireman ON the lighthouse tender Putnam, While In
he whceI-iox on Friday night was killed by tho
,raeo striking him His neck broken. lie was
foty years old and married
INV. rorp-Thc first ,had caught In the Lower
I,ay was captured at New-Dorp yesterday LII he1 ny
(aD,an William Barnes.
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TIE BALTIMORE ORAr0Rro McIETY.

baltimore. April 1.-The directors OF the oratoro
Society have received number OF letters from wei
known men who were prevented from attending the
meeting Tuesday night. Andrew carnegie writes
am confident that tie good people OF Baltimore Only
r,., ,o la informed Of the wants Of the Oratorio
hociev 10 I'll its Golfers. Deficits are the usual eN
perience Of musical societies for many years but IS
perhaps best for the cause OF music that ther pln",
"a s,cccs, are slow Trial weeds out the supcrifii
and leaves the remnant endowed with the lruc .oVc
Of music am confdcni OF YOU 'uo'o>'' ""N ''"
10 congratulatc you IN advance
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strongly in favor OF Affirmative answers to both
queries. Grace Greenwood voiced similar opinions.
but Mrs Mary r.. Bryan, who followed Thought tha'
marriage narrowed the sphere Of TIE newspaper
woman's work. and that if she was going to 90 hcr
duty TO her profession Size would better remain single
Mrs. Eliza Putnam Ilcaon and Mrs. Townsend Percy
also thought that newspaper men made congcnai
life mates for newspaper women.
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team. after spirited contest. Pitcher Rhiness wild
had much to do with the defeat of the home club
The score was:
f ia%is Sia ............ 3 3 ! 2 Q Si
Ba-.hlts-Cinoinnau o. Louisville o. Errors-Cincin.
natl g. Louisville 4. Fchers-hines and STATION I'M
piIe-Nc Quade
Columbus. April 1.-The Columbus team outpaS ed
tie Dayto nine at every point to-day. and won an
easy victory by the following score:
I p,S.aa . ........ Q @ Q . II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, Dayton {. oF--Coiumaus
L. Dayton ). ftchers-Gas,risht and st1pl.ton M
pireBaInum
81 Louis. April 5-The Cleveland and Chicago
Players Lcacnc clubs played an exhibition game hero
! to-day, with this result
Gsisss" e a. r. L9.. J ] %
H,~ehits-Cleseand II. Chicago 6. Eirors-Cleyelsnd
., Chicago 3.
Waterbury. Conn. April j.-Thc Ncw-York Players
League club crossed bats with the Acme team today.
and easy victory by the following scorr:
S Ss%;Ho' '' . 'p. b.. 3 3 9 "a
Basehits-Ncr. YORK II. Acme o. Errors-Nev York o,
Acme H. Batterir--Ewms. O'l0uE.e and Vaughan j.
Fox and W. FOX.
Worcester. April 5.-Thc weather was cold to-day
aid tie winds nigh. and les than goo people went
ont u Sc, the Brooklyn and R,sion Player, League
clubs cross bats The Brooklyn men won by ms
score:
n nss:sa r. lr Ill., 3D.. J 9 Q 8 III
nash.t~- R,ooklvn Is Bosom o. Triors-Rrocxlyn \
Boston g. lit'h,r.-I Nh. p p, ''nnu'.t ana hiiiOy.
At Wilmington Rochester -. Wilmington 3.
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London and Liverpool Clothing Co.,
81 and - Bowery. cor. Hester.st.

MEN OF NEW YORK: At So.
SIS, on $50 yOu Gun buy Ofus q
Spring Suit JOOd enOu0h f0r
ann gentleman to wcar. In
this r0I'ge We can shO,c vOw
thousands Of Suits. AMI thou.
sands 0yer again, made of the
best foreign and american
material Uy the snartest Mii.
Ors. CIT to the queens taste In
single and d0ubIe breasted
sucks. 3 Hnd 4 button cuta,caus.
ana Prince Al6crts. Not a
style or shade Within " fash.
ion" bit wh0t yOW can tina
here. This assertion holds
N0Od fOrSpriny Orerc0ats also.
OMIy IRE start them ut $40, tcfth
silk tacing, dc. Of course are
hare plenty Suits ut So and
$40, bit they are not the ones
ere can W0rpnnt TOR as gOOG
WeHr, though iM M0t range IRE
can sare you So or So Jy deal.
ing With as. DON'T forget that
on 0ny purchase maete Ut as,
not satisfactory, IL brought TO
orr notice, We insist upon yOM
taxing the money back.
No tcO stores IN Nes0
York combined can shOW y0M q
finer stuck If Boys Suits than
are dO, in ages + to IA, short
pants, 2 and 3 pieces. We hare
aWhOie floor fiied WiM them,
al neW and Stylish, ami scores
~ nOreities Which are alone can
shOW; So, 81, or So WW bWy
y0Nr boy sWch II grand suit
(dnd goat We0ring too TINT
yoM WUtfeci ne0rly as pr0ud O/
the Clothes as yOM are of yOmr
dariing boy. For large bOys'
fOnD-pNnfs suits IRE ShOW as
c.cfeHstrc assortment as zee do
IN mems, from 50 up.
NEWS IND BOYS Hats and
cups ut WhOies0ie prices SOc.,
&H.IO, dHd $I.y5 fer Dcrbys.
orr Hnporfed L0ndon Derby,
the best nat la the wcytd, sold
by tUShiOn0bIe h0tters ut 50,
are sell at .y2.5O as n leaGer.
CENTS furnish iHgs at Just IL
stores charge.
hammered SHIRTS, -f0c.: linen
collars. aW shapes, &c.; ., IOOIincn
cuffs, Zoe.
| 0NDON 6 LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING CO.,
Bowery, cor. Hester St.
STORE OPEN TILL 9P. VI
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT. Two stained ea's Windows were
Yesterday placed In position ~ 'hr.i Episcopal
romll neon and Isaac II. whiting
WESTpORT.- Captain Fr,nc, Godfrey who gene
ration ago commander Of iirghtirg vessel, the
sound between Scw York and Connecticut port. died
Friday evening IN hi, seventy ninth year.
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STATEN ISLAND

NEW BRlGlIrON.-Joscph Wilkinson old resi-
dent II staten Island. who for forty years hotel
proprietor al New brighton. died Yesterday AT his
home after n lingering Illness. he sixty seven
wears old. . Professor >ijcn Il. iIopkin.. 81 Pack
ards business College. New YORK. ana his son, Aitc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06

First base on crror.-Jersey cry Z, Haekct-Oarhart
. Earned runs-J,r-cy CltE Ha,kett,C 9rnat =
Ie,t on ba.e4-Jer.cy city - NackettCarhart :. Two
base hi.s ~Sheeh.n NJ Mahon Krau--. First base on
,al,-Kcsy Brady. Rors>sy. McNahon Cough struck
out-Keay ncoufkcn BRADY Roersey. c.df. iltfge aii
canton. Cough larry stolen Da-s:nk az M'',,,f on
.bcl Sacrifice hit Mc'iurken. sh"'lan Cook
l.rldy IIit ny pltchcrNan Al-,Me. F.t1se'aii iasd
Il,-Hcidy .. Wild p.ich --rlcfncy J. umpire
LINZ, Time 81.
The game at Newark YESTERDAY between the Newark
Ica.:ic team and the Princeton college nine Wa 1
dec ,lcily uneven contest. Tie corsan,' battery
work va, ~ hirh order. bit their fielding was NetN
especially at short stop. The score was:
E NJ ei,.,, ......''...... o @ :
ntitfcs- oner!and ani ChiGs and Ml"r art Dufy
,,r N.wark: Afhes. Young and Bsoknw Tor Princeton
si.Ohi'-- NcHaiA II. iin,rtra . lrfoFs-NeNar| -
Prime, ton =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
NEW PLAY PRODUCED IN LONDON

London. April g." Dick vena6l's.' new drama
BY Arthur Law. produced tonight at the shafic'
bury Theatre The part OF Dick Venables, an escaped
convict was admirably acted by Mr.. Willard, supported
bv OLGA brandon. The play favorably received
Int IL lacks strength as regards both dialogue and
incident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
TIE NrwrOI'NDLAND BAIT ACT.

Boston, April ga dispatch from Halifax 70 The
Herald says: "Thc Newfoundland Government has
decided 10 repeal the Bait Act and hereafter French
American and Canadian fishermen VIII be permitted
freely To purchase bait In Newfoundland arbpr upon
Ucnt OF tonnage and license fees, but the eNpOrti
ton of bait u st. Pierre Niqueon, Is prohibited
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.rur pnrL,SGIsr CONFERENCE N JERSEY

London Apsn 5.-Gcncral BOulanger and MN.
Jsisant. Derouiedc. Lsgnerrc. Kochefor, and thirty
ono OTHER members Of the Boulanglt committee held
conference al the house Of the General on the Island
4. Jersey Yesterday Upon the conclusion Of the
GOVT renee the committee gave grand breakfast %
General Toulanser. The committee started on It's
return France 10 night.
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tn CLAIM HEP IfNCLF's FORTUNE.

Montreal. April 5.-Constancc Girardn, heifcSs
70 the estate Of the late Ernest ChantclOnp brass
founder valued al $3.50 OOO ARRIVED here from Franc
10 day 10 claim the property. She had never seen
her uncle Mr.. Chantcloup. and the bcQuest was AL
entire Surprise.
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FRANCE TO BUILD THIRTY TORPEDO BOATS.
Paris April 3.-The Government has ordered the
construction OF thirty torpedo boats In private yards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06

THE UE4THER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL : r. NJ. SUNDAY

FORE Asst TILL : /. NJ ~ NpAf'
washington. April For Maine New-llampshlre. VT
mont Massachusetts,. Rhode Island connecticut iSr sun
aay and MONDAY; cool. followed Monday By rising TEN
per1turr westerly winds.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsy'ania new
Jer.ry and Delaware. fair. slightly warmer westerly
For Western New-York. Western P'nn,yhania ans
West Virginia. fair, warmer, soutiesly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06

sERPA PINTO LEAVING AFRICA FOR LISBON
St Paul de Loando. April 5.-Major serpa Pinto
The African explorer has started for Lisbon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06

Lively intcres: was manifested yesterday III te hrso
meeting on the green diamond field between Tho
Brooklyn League and Droohlyn Association onps'
The game was played at Washington Iarh ana IN
spto Of tho cutting brcehes which swept up from tho
(iowanus lowlauds. the 100 spectators e"Ioyed to
contest hugely. Tive game was a rellaFAany clever
rxhhitlon Of baseball PLAYING and the result was IN
certain through0ut. The pitching was scientific ana
the fielding par, almost perfect let an error Py
Williams I'm tho sixth inning WAS Instrumental III
gliding Inc Erlrrrooms their four runs and the victory
EsnnelIy made the only baseft for the Association
team I'm the ninth inning. ITO score was u iVbo"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

INSISTING THAT FOCTPADs ATTACKED HIN.
r. ". Chivyis the well known resident II N'nn,
vernon Who shot carly on Friday morning
While going home. Is out Of danger hc dc'lar,'
that after leaving his friend. Mr. Wright. bee "a,
attacked Is foDipsd,, but that after a desperate
struggle he beat them oh. lie then vent '" Nr
Adain.'s hou>e ior assistance D" exhausted
and hurt by his fierce struggle. While "nd-ifuflns
- awake the occupant, II the house four bullet, "cr
i.,,,i Al him. one si.ilas h.fI. Ia- .tprt b. mot
generally believed III Mount vernon. It l. declared
ffaf Mr. thlNNl-'- sl,f!'r AId apf'.tlt.fr -ftr fp
indication Oi struggle. lie l-i NON" 81 hi, Jewels,