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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
Up ~ BTSY HARLEM.
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS

A sercs Of interesting sermons by the Rev. Or.
Ames Il. pay b, drawing crowds 70 Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church, one hundred aud twenty ninth Il.
and seventh ave-. this week
The concert given by Miss Emma l. Stacey At
Association Hail. one hundred and twenty .nnthst.
and Fourth ave-. last evening was largely attended.
The bah of the Clinton Pleasure Club. at Harlem
Turn Hal East ON" hundred and twenty fourth st..
last evening. va, social success.
Arian- %, have been completed for the River.
side Nhecln"ns bail, which takes place at West
End Hall tomorrow evening.
The newly elected officer, Of Amcltia Lodge Rebecca
Degree, 40. o. l. o. .. f. will be installed at No.
ldl East one hundred and twenty hfth-st to morrow
evening.
William o. Ntoddard will deliver a lecture in the
Young Hcn', Christian Association Hall. No. , West
one hundred and twenty NTH IT,. morrow evening.
The lecture Is under the auspices of the Hamilton
Republican Club and the subject is b" The Develop
ment 81 the character Of Abraham Lincoln Mr..
Si"ddard Wh' Al one time private secretary Prcsi-
dent Lincoln.
Court Belle France. 40. 69-s Ancient Order Of
Eorour' oi america, will hold ball at Central
Turn Nrrch ian, sixty seventh Il. and Third ave.
10 morrow evening.
The Harlem branch Of the Young Mems Christian
feature "i us gymnasium since it. recent victories
over the twenty Third It, branch and the Railroad
branch.
The entertainment and bail Of the Bronson Literary
Union at hellars Grove Hin Assembly Rooms last
evening was largely attended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tndr~ Cullen has handed down in the supreme
Court a decision in suit growing out of bill Of
costs for searches Of title. holding that only searches
made by public officers be held 10 be Official ana
subject 10 taxation. The decision l. of importance III
view Of the lnroads upon the business Of the County
Clerk by the recently organized title and guarantee
companies.
ida Goodwin Of 40 06 Ewen-,t. and LRzle Wedge
wood Of 30 - Power secured permission 10 leave
pthlir school 40 = in Maujer st., on Monday after
noon to doctor and have not been seen BY their
friends since.
Mr., Rhoda r. Hazard, wife Of William T. Hazzaru
president ~ the Fulton Bank. and cN president 81 the
Hrooklyu city Railroad Company, died on Monday Al
her home. No. oil oolemclhorn st. Her funeral VIII
take place day.
Tie Hebrew orphan AsYlum society has decided
10 sell lis property consisting Of twenty nine lot, ana
, binding which cost $50 600 IN McDOnouGh ST.. near
Suvvc>ant ave. and purchase larger site for new
buildins with the proceed, The sum Of 10000 has
been offered for the property.
supervisor Richard l.. Baisley. Of Fhtland>, IN M
capncty Of president FRO tenn Of the Board Of super
visor Yesterday appointed the standing committees
II th, Board only few changes were made, Is
uece,,ltatcd by the election Of new members
The Rev DR.. Robert T. MiddedCh, Editor OF
The Christian Inquirer reported 10 the police ye'
terdav that while on his way home from MS once III
Temple Court. Ncw York, 10 No "a spencer fla'e'
Brookvn he had his pocket picked, either on Fulton
ferryboai or the King, county elevated road on Mon
day afternoon, Of a gold watch worth SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
PLAINFIELD

A company 81 militia Viii soon be organized in
Painfcld The new organization viii 10 attached 70
the Nalional Guard Of New jersey
Fifteen applications for liquor licenses ser" made
70 the Common Council on Monday night. Ih"
license committee VIII undoubtedly recommend The
granting OF the sane. and thc Council VIII, pre-
sumaby, end the reign Of local prohibition.
Leo Daft the electrician. ha~ NOT accepted 'lc
franchise awarded him by the Common '"un'I 10
operate street railroad with hi- storage battery -t -
tenn Of eleotricty ~ recent mcet.n- Of The
Council an application from vaTlou, cufcnr 20 operate
A horse railroad va favorably considered.
Painhclds athletic circles much excited over thc
action II Chcf 81 Police Tunis i. Carey 100 openly
charging Daniel " Littcll. BROTHER member II the
PlainGcd Crescent League, with improper scoring 10
the race for the championship silver cup. q notice
has been served upon Mr. Littcll 90 how reason Why
he should not be expelled from the club.
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ORANGE.


CONFLICTING DATES FOR ATHLETIC GAMES.
The Orange Athletic club officials seem to have IN
Intentionally gotten themselves into trouble The
annual indoor games of the club were to have been
held at the club house on January IL. but for good
and sufficient reasons the meeting has been post
pOned until February -.
This is the date on which the Boston AthIelc Asso'
,iatlon propose, TO have its games in Boston As
hin meetings are 10 be held under the Amateur
Athletic Mon Rules and In the presence OF the
officials one or the other date VIII have 70 give way,
a. tho Tuion Official, canuot very well be in Brick
church and Boston the same night The orange
club will probably give and select another date
and there will be- more trouble for the Union 10 settle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
THE DISPUTE ABOUT CAHILTS STANDING

The rejection OF entry Of Patrick Cah. the boxer
he the Amateur Athlctr Union has caused a tempest
among most Of the athletic clubs in this neghborhood
Cahiu whether strictly professional amateur
,iny ha, the sympathy Of great many Just how the
union viii take the letter from j. II. Tiehe the captain
~ the Vsrna Boat Club. which Yesterday sent to
J. f. sullivan secretary the union remains 70 be
Tiphc I'm the letter that CahH boxed at the
wanna tournament and that no protest was entered
against him. After saying that Cahil VIII not accept
the prize until the A. T. had taken action In his
MI Tighc goes on 10 say that he has always been an
earnest worker for the the union and recognizes
the 4 A. L. as the supreme athletic authority Of the
United States" The letter ends
Il deeply regret that anything may have said should
have been by the intellectual bantamweehs Of
athletics as derogatory 70 them their authority"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
BAYONNE

Third Ward women have organized a follows, 10
hold a fair for the benefit Of the hospital: Miss
Minnie l.. Knapp. president, Mis- Mamie Noictt.
secretary Mrs. Charles II. Vogcl, Mrs. Frank H. Mel
VILE Mr.. John H. Slcaman. Mrs.. A. +. Loicht, Mrs.
Philip Allaire. Misses May Brock and Lille Wilson,
general committee. The fair viii be held February
H. L. ~ and 20.
Property owned by Jasper A. Cadmus was visited
Yesterday for condemnation by oX-Mayor Charlie,
O'Neill, DR.. benjamin Edge and cX Judge Garric6.
The Bergen Neck Railroad Is meeting considerable
opposition
4 hundred prominent Democrats Of Bayonne at
tended the inauguration Of Governor Albeit yester-
day.
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ARE MIsSPFLLFD BALLOTS LFGALl

Application made before Judge Cullen, In the
supreme Court yesterday for mandamus to compel
the Queens County Board of Supervisors 10 give Johh
: Covey a certificate Of election a. Coroner OF the
Ist District Of the county, on the ground that inc
ballots for his opponent, Dr. Edwin A. "oodridge'
were printed Edwin \. Goodrich There was a
majority Of Isl for that district, but Dr.. Goodridgc
has since refused 10 take the Office. Judge Cullen said
that he thought the votes must be regarded as cast
for Dr.. G0odrdgc. and. II he refused to qualify a
vacancv existed 10 be filed By the Governor: lie
took the papers to look into the matter, and VIII
render a decision in few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
sroNEs FOR THE NEW TABERNACLE.

mr. TAIMAGE HAS OBTAINED THEM FROM The
JORDAN, MOUNT CALVARY. MOUNT SINAI
AND MARS HILL.
Tho following letter from the Rev. DR.. T. Dewitt
TaImage. written from the Holy Land has Just oeen
received by DIR. H. A. Tucker. president OF the bodru
of Trustees OF the Brooklyn Tabernacle
Hotel Victoria, Damas (Syrie),
Damascus. Dec. 81, 1eey;;
10 the Officers and Congregation OF the Brooklyn
Dear Friend, greet you from this distant land a.
have accomplished what came for. our Journey IN
itaN Greece Egypt and Palestine IS completed. We
have been blessed and pTospered at every Sep one
Will bring home with me for our new church stonG
nom the Jordan TO be scuptured into bapti.nidi
io and Tor the cornerstone 81 our e I toIcoths
from Mount Calvary rolled 1t from the I'M oleota,
ar plIcc of a skull with my own hand; ana a stone
frohl Mount sinai. These two will preach the Law
Iips have ceased 10 preach The stone from Mount
Calvary will OF cousc be PUT on t3P Oh IN III Athens
where Paul preached. stone for pulpit table. ,o
on the way to the Jordan we met an american VINO no
that sacred river So with number Of people from
dGscnt countries standing on the bank ana banks ne
stand" and after had read OF the baptism Of OLD
y the river the candidate ana ysem |ss more
solemn ard suggestive than l can describe. w. nil,
From Damascus we start homeward. we VIII
ID. W sail from Liverpool January %, Wednesday
and arrive home the following Wednesday. and ex-
pect to preach to yoa the first sabbath IN or
0'''''' an ''"' p'' T. DE WITT TALMAGE.
On his way from Damascus, Dr.. Talmage was
honOred with receptions by the American Ministers III
Constantin0ple and Paris. He is now in London ou'
his plan Of sailing home today has been changed
and he will not take the steamer until saturday. II
an exceptionally quick passage is made he may stii
arrive in time TO preach on February ,. on THURS
dav February 8, the reception will take place in INC nc
Hanson Place armOrv. The 18Th Regiment VIII
mount guard and speeches will be made by MAYOR
Chaplin. DR.. f. p. Ingersoll, John Wood, Andrew
Mclean and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
LONG ISLAND.

FAR RoCGNW il.-Tl" Rev. Theodore W. Harris
ra-fo. u the Presbyterian Church, has resigned
Tier" has boon more or loss trouble in the chur D
.ir0" Nr-. Ella Belle NrEriycy was expelled and
brought -uit against the trustees.
NnpplIANEN..An attempt va, made bv four mon
- r'h the po-'on.c" carly Yesterday morning The,
hfancd nothing and were frightened away hv a man
"ho lived 300 the binding shooting At them.
Lose ISLAND ClrN-1hc hearing II the charge
against Principal Eur'iCh for interfering with the
right OF teachers under him. WIS interrupted last
ur0t hy VIZ. Burdlckr lawyer entering with an order
from Judge Cullen 81 the supreme Court. rcturuablc
January -, 10 show cause why mauddmuo should
not Dee l'-ucd restraining the committee from con-
uiune th" hearing. The charge, we're preferred
hy Mayor Gleason.
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TO TEST THE RIGHTS OF A LABOR UNION.

A suit brought by John j. Burns brlckayer OF
no 800 Pacinc-st 10 compel the Brooklyn Brcdayers
Protective Union OF the Western District. TO relnsate
him 40 that he secure work from men VINO EN-
noy the members Of the union came To trial Yesterday
in the CITY Court before Judge Osborne. The COM
nlaint alleges that on January ., 1880 when Burns
was empoved BY T. H. Robbins on some mats AZ
Lewis and Lexington aves., he Obeyed the order OF
the walking delegate and struck but subsequently
returned TO work before the strike over. IN con
sequence Of this the union fined him SO ana mas
prevented hi, getting work with union men. ne
ssues - auuuI their proceedings and have the so
credited b. him and 20 recover e40O "a damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board Of Electrical Control, City Hall, p. m.
Dock Department hearing before mayor urNhe
Harbor Lines hearing Army Building IL a. m
Jewellers Association annual dinner. Delmonico's'
evening.
Board Education, p. m.
Sons OF Temperance annual convention Irahu opers
House Hall. 10 q. m.
Underground Railroad suit. before Judge Truax.
NeAYork Rowing Club dinner Sherry's, evening
Deaf Mutes Union League Ball, Lyric Hall.
William d. Kennedy Post, No. A. installation OF on''
cers Lyceum Opera House. p. m. =
Lecture by b. f. Blair. Wavery Hall, Brooklyn 8
Architectural Department Brooklyn Institute, p M
Aqueduct Commissioners meeting, p. m
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THE CoMPLAlyAyT DID Nor APPEAR

sensational story Was published yesterday charging
that some 7iau'n ON the British bark Argyle had been
maltratcd by the captain and The Inference from
the story was tat Inc alleged abuse had something to do
with the death ~ two seamen. The British Consul sum
moncd the complainant, Lillian the ships carpenter amt
the captain and mates 10 appear before him Yesterday.
All but the complainant appeared The captain and mates
deny the story The second mate said that Lillian 90,
drunk after the bark left ayrc had TO be nut in Irons
The Consul has summoned Lillian 70 appear before hr,
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
SAYS he WAS DELAYED BY THE PILOT

British brig Gaana arrived here yesterday from
Ragged Island Bahamas, and her captain complained that
he detained there twenty-five da through fault
Of ". Wilson, shipper Captain Ssrrhlson said that
Wilson persuaded him to load the vessel there by
that it would be- no her wind
were favorable. Captain Murchson says that Wilson
fused to take the br. unless Murchlon signcG
a note exonerang him from all blame II the vessel GOT
into the rocks he being branch pilot Of the place,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
A SEAMAN WASHED OVERHEARD AND LOST.

The British steamship Glcngo which arrived here
Yesterday Hamburg reported exceedingly rough
VOYAGE On January IL she had hurricane, with a
terrific which carried away three feboats stove the
forward house broke In the cabin skylights. The
decks were swept aud Chief ODce Fowler and several
men were severely injured On January H. Karkineth
the carpenter washed overheard from the bridge and
lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
TIE soc1A11srlc rAcr1nN nErEArEn.

The Building Loan Association II Elizabeth held
big meeting on Monday night, and completely routed
Tie socalstc faction that wanted 10 get control Of tho
hoard Of directors. Pre- dcnt A-ch Wa reelected
by a biz majority. as Treasurer Euggcmau. 40
socialist, were permitted the board eli directors
The associations annual nndhcal report showed cash
copit;l Of 41-6.OOO. nd nearly 800 900 additional
Invested I'm bond, and mortgage The rat" OF interest
for loans was reduced 10 per cent. Nearly 500 mem
bcrs are on the roll.
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OUTGOING SIEI .nERS.
TODAY.
NRLPPiNG NELHS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......... .TUEspA
A

Steamer city OF Chester (Br), Lewis Ilverpool Ian
Queenstown g. with mdso and passengersto Peter Wright
bOnH ArriN ed az the Bar AT 1898
steamer ulengoh OBJ. Holmun, Hamburg Dec 20 Shields
Arrived at the Bar at 2.3O e'
stesmerlla "asoogne (FD. Santel Havre Jan IL with
mdse and passengers To Forget tho Bar AZ 20
$3.50 " Wv
steamer Cohau Br Frazer Port spain 10 DAYS wlth md
ana passengers Ia Geo Chrsto. Bar al 3
pm ~ 49,
Steamer Wylo tBr, Rogers Maanzas days with sugar 10
j ttoallns Co Arrived az tho Bar at l33 pm.
L Van Sickle, ~ 'N' ' '~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Eliza Brokaw widow Of Abram Brokaw, one
OF the largest property owners Of New Brunswick died
yesterday, age ninety four years.
jeremiah Monroe. forty tried in the Sessions
Court yesterday charge Of bigamy. When young
he had married Miss Deborah stryker. who lived
South Amboy, and almost twenty years his senior
lie afterward left her. Recently he was identified at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
THE TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE ENLARGED.

The committee in charge of the proposed new TEN
perance pledge system has been enlarged by adding
10 il Albert Griffin. the Rev. DR.. j. II. Darlington
John Y. stearns. f. r Ide, b. G. Miller. Mrs g.
Marion. the Rev. Or. D. e. Eddy, the Rev. Joseph
Fransol, George n. scott the Rev. Dr. Edward
nraIelln Edwin Packard. d. ". McWilhams. p "
-chofeld the Rev. j. r. Hamilton, the Rev. j. r
carson F. H. Field. y. \. Eo bi-,. \ Z Martin, IN
Rev " II. Ford. y. ". Warner, Mn. McDonsa
M, Pntchlrd, the Rcv John Barry, Mr.. Dr. Bond
and Rev. !. r. Carson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW EEiGllrON.- The veteran members NJ Engine
Company 40. .. of the Volunteer Fire Department.
held reunion and dinner last evening az Parabola
Han IN" celebration Wa- 100 honor Of the arrival Of
inc steamer, which has been ovcrhaucd az expense
II tl.-up. Ihc company was gained on october
.. l-16. with forty "A charter members. and IS one
o.: the Oldest '0mpauic, lu Richmond County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
ELIZABETH.

NARROW ESCAPE OF \ LOADED HOR>ECAR.
A horsecar containing several passenger, was with
difficulty saved from destruction al the Broadway
crossing Of the Central Railroad Monday night. The
driver had the horse the ia k. and only saved
the animals life by pulling him suddenly 10 one side.
The locomotive gf3iIcd the horses body. The inmate,
Of the car badly frightened. bat all escaped ia
ttry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

MAJOR CLARK ASKS FOR 4 SPEEDY TRIAL
Major william H. Clark. who Is accused OF assault
in thc first degree for shooting at fellow member of
the southern society. pleaded not guilty yesterday be-
ion, for speedy trial Of the but no day for
the trial fixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
BLOOMFIELD.

VOTING TO DIVIDE THE TOWNSHIP.
Tho question Of the division Of tho township OF
bloomfield was decided in the Affirmative al an election
Yesterday. The contest quiet affair." and few
votes we're cast IN opposition to the division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
ELIZABETH.

A WOMAN MADE INSANE ~ \ LAW-III
Mr. Mauie Ryder VIII to-day Dee taken 10 The
Morrl, Plains Insane Asylum. She having been made
insane hy lawsuit. Mr.. RYDER .omc month, a."
was a tenant Of John Lapp. well known builder u
Elizabeth and wa7 d-po,scs,cd hy her landlord.
Mrs RIDERS husband af'cryad brought suit against
Lam for SANDER ba,sd on remark, which hc -aid
10 have made concerning Mr.. RYDER. The case Wa
tried last october iu the District court ana 3 jury
awarded the woman 80 damages. Lapp attorney
Al once -tarfcd counter suit against The woman.
Drs. Green aud Grlcr visited the woman yesterday
and after examining her certified to Judge Nc "rm Is
that she hOpec.-lv iu -1uc. Mr.. RYDER l- =
fine LOOKING woman thirty FIVE old. size h'- two
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

Steamer city sr%iqsp. %.E ssrs Savannah d.'s Win
Steamer Gull Stream fribon. Wilmington with mdss ana
pssscnsers o WIN CLYDE q CO. .o,, r.-. -, x,,,,,-
viss %S:s anS . -.
Whitney Bearse Boston, with mdse and
engsrs TO II Dlmock.
Snip s%s. s M with cs cu iS' days. with md'
%p Hamburg So days. With
Bark Nemesi dtaI stIo Genoa "a days. with mdss
snp City p i rhSS 'y Vim Ill day.. with
pnss E9 " snsna 80 Sss with
nitrate Of soda q order; vessel whitney Co
mdse t 70 Enos Wilder co; 70 II Co
sUNsETwind at Sandy Hook. moderate w; fair. AT City
Island. wind light. NV cloudy
Arrived yesterday
MGrs I LSS1s w1awa1d s.SS
& Co Arrived the Bar at SPIN
aS1 s warn aayana say e. nss
atIIpm. CLEARED
Steamer Crystal (Br) stannard Leh-simpson Spence
STEAMER Vera (Ger) Bussius Southampton.
Steamer tBr jenkins savona ItalyPhepsBros
Steamer FL Paso Quick New orlea1s-Joh1 Van SICKLE
Steamer Caroline Miller. Ryder West Point Va-oh Do
"s Steamer s Hartmann tNOr wahOOrE Newport News
steamer ne GiauSus coleman: BostonaHF Dimosk s
sffs% %yn Msa@a1 Mnt
R4. sansavss at,a nyds Co.
SAILED.
Pa,o, New: Orleans Gqy cISS Newport new"
Also sailed-via Long Island Sound
Steamer Herman Winter for Boston.
Bark Antigua for Demerara
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
PORTLAND Jan 2o-sailed steamer Persian MonA'cn IBID
De- G Jan 2-Psssed steamer Hans e Kurt tG-r Halck
X1rk on her way to Steamer rhngv.a
Laub from Copenhagen on her way to New.f0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

IO-DAl
sun ri.e.7l4 o. Moon ses 7I5 pm Moons age
WAFER
. H-s.ndy Hook slS Gov lsnL $50 Hell cate. 1928
y Y-ssndy Hook 9Ol Gov Is4nL 9lS Hell oate lll |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
JERSEY CITY.
TRENTON.

An EXODUS OF POLITICIANS To TRENTON.
There Wa, scarcely Democratic politician left In
the city yesterday. in consequence Of the exodus I"
Trenton 10 witness the Inauguration ~ Governor
Albeit The Hudson County Democratic Associations
400 strong. went away first headed hy NNor 'l'''
land and other prominent officials. The T. II. oNcis
Association 200 ia number. followed, under the leader
shin Of Register George b. Fielder Then came sixty
four Democrats from lIobokcn. led by Assistant CITY
clerk Joseph Weuthal Three special trains Were
sent out hy the Pennsylvania Rallr' id. ON" run
man car carried Navor CleycltId colonel William
s Tavlor ~ Governor Ecdie. N D tu 3 Aht"it !.
Benjamin Ed-e ~. L. j. Gordon. cap tl "hh "
Avrnar r. " Elliott. john y. i.t''f. william j..
Barricklo. Ernest Heppcuh"im"r and other
Tho Lehich Valley Railroad Company has just Ilr
chased A strip Of meadow land on tie south SIDE %!
Grand st. between Min Greek and woodward A. INor'
arc over $50 city lots IN the tract 1t is proposed
TO Use the lad for q freight depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

James summer formerly an engineer on fine Central
Railroad Of New Jersey wa m- family Killed hy
train Rosclc lat evening. Ill body va, horribly
mutllated. summer had been out Of employment for
some time, and visited Ro,cllc To ak Mr. milford.
foreman Of engineer, 10 rein tate him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

spotswood. where he had appeared and married anna
van pcIt pretty young girl Of that place. The jury
returned a verdict Of guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
THE REV. DIR. FRAZER SERIOUSLY III

The Rev Dr. D. Il. Frazer pastor Of the First Pres
byteran Church. IS confined 70 his home with serious
illness. Or. Frazer Is 81 the most popular Clergy
men In Newark. and hi church recently celebrated
is 2OOth anniversary. The attending pNaciu> say
that he will not be able 10 appear in hi' pulpit iot
several months TO come and that permanent recovery
doubtful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..
$40 WEST i2eTH-ST.
pisses Of he Nervous s{s,em Gsnie g 9nnary orsAaA
Impotence and SNriliU' hours w IL W .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

% or natant leather also soes, direct from MAKE
70 wearer saving middle profits. Kennedy 20 Cortland
ST. upstairs.
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THREE OPTICIANS RFsfGN THEIR OFFICES

Assistant City Counsel Wilbur A. Mott yesterday for
varied his resignation to the chairman of the Finance
Committee Of the Common Council. Mr. Mott was
chosen Secretary Of the senate al Trenton AZ H. or
ganization. and was allowed a leave of absence upon
furnishing substitute His reason for re>gnng i the
demand upon his time Of nj, Mw practice,
Superintendent Duffy. Of the registry department
OF the POstOiicc. with his assistant William Donald
son. rendered their designations Yesterday - the post
master. william I. Utter viii be made ~upern
tcndent, and George TAYLOR Will De h., assistant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBFMARIT-Sir John Lister Kaye, OF tnsanu.
FIFTH AVENUE-Ex Congressman William L. Scott, OF
Pennsylvania. GILSEY-ExSenator Wiush ID. =,
In A. Auburn n Y ST. JAMES-R. c. Kerens OF