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New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
NORTHERX NEW.JERSEY COUNTIES

HOBOKEN-Louls Baruch the young Austrian
who arrested in Iiobohcn charged with stealing
slsOOOo bonds and jcwelry from his brother.
Daniel Baruch was rca'ed yesterday. tho trouble
has been amcably settled.
MOSTCLAlR.-Thc Montclar Tennis Club. latey
organized, held formal opening tournament at it,
grounds IN Fullcron-ayo. last SATURDAY. The
tournament well attended and in the evening a
dance given In tennis costume AT the club ball
room IN Church II. The club ha> capital
players, among them {. Kellogg, K. VI. Boyd. r. W
Porter. J. > Porter and Mis- VI. Clark. The prc,i
dcnt 1, Benedict and the secretary !. = Porter.
The membership IS Increasing rapidly and now mum.
bcrs eighty.
RUTHEKFORD.-Thc Ladies Aid society Of Grace
Church gave us annual luncheon AZ III rooms ycs
t"riay afternoon, the Rev. Francis J. Clayton and
thirty members being present. sho7 addresses
made by the pastor. by Mrs Hasbrouck Mrs. W l..
Elliott and Mr. X. ~milhc.
NEW BRT' T'NSWICK.-Alonzo Brown and Jane, Cad
din caught on Monday night a. the stat" Reform
school, IN Jamcsburg, assisting one oi IN" Inmates,
william Potter 10 escape. All three captured
and Caddn and Brown were lodged Jail here ycstcr
day. An electric supply company aud mos
ecngcr and district telegraph service has been organ
lied IN New brunswick.
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GATHERED ADOJ'T TIE TOWN.

Mrs Mary Folsom. Of Fort Hamilton. who shot her
husband April Il In quarrel was acquitted in
the of Sessions Yesterday She asserted that the
revolver went of Accidentally.
The sixth annual meeting Of the Fifth District Of
the state Medical Association. comprising dozen Of
day at so. 3l3 Washington st. Dr. william McCulum
presided. \ number of technical plp'r, were read.
The Will Of Ripley Ropes offered for probate
Yesterday. II dated March 10. loos. The prop
erty 4, all left in the hands Of the executors in trust
for Mrs. Ropes, who is to have the entire income
until her death. when the estate Is 10 be equally
yldcd between the surviving children and the heirs
of such as may be dead There children
now living. No charitable bcqucSts made. Mrs
Ropcs and j. Ross Curran, secretary of the Brooklyn
Trust Company, arc the executors.
Mayor ChapIn gave hearing yesterday to ". II.
Friday, who desires license for the theatrical per
formanccs he proposes to give at Flatbush and Fifth
aves and 10 the persons who protested against tho
repctition Of the performances OF last year. Mr.
Friday said that he had nothing TO do with those OF
last year.
surrogate Abbott rendered opinion Yesterday In
the contest OF the Will Of James stewart who died
In 1885 setting aside the last Will and It's codlcls
and admitting to probate the will Of 1881 according
10 which the property Is divided among the children.
The provisional estimate Of Commissioner Ennis
for the Fire Department for next year amounts TO
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
TP ~ BUSY HARLEM.
CONCERT ny CHORAL CLUB.

4 WELL-ATTENDED CONCERT BY A CHORAL CL' b.
The Harlem Choral club, now Iu H., ninth year. gave
lis third private Of the At the Pilgrim
CONGREGATIONAL Church last night The church was
crowded 70 IT, utmost capacity with a brilliant au-
dlcncc. The club assisted by Ms, Mary Dunn,
soprano Ms Lillian Par>Ow, vioniSt, Caryl Ilpro
and Mis- Augusta Lowell. accompanies. The con
dncior was 4. d. Woodruff. The prOgnmm" included
The shepherd Danced" part song. MoSlkowski for
SOPRANOS altos. tenorS and baSSON songs. MISS Dunn
lode JOY part Crcgcr. first and second enos'
frs, and second basses violin solo. ''lntcrnczLO, God
dard, Miss ParSlow: chorus, ''Ncspcr Hymn Bruch.
vocal waltzcs The Magic OF spring. Won WcinNerl 81
pranos altos tenO basscs. The officers and directors
Of the club Colonel A. =. Kc,chum president;
MARSHALL Ayrs, vice president +. 4. Nanassell, ir.
secretary and 4. " Mead. Librarian John l..
Dwight J. NJ Horton Josiah Lombard, r. l.. >wcczy,
J. i. simpson, IT,, George Taylor, ". II. Tcrhunc.
A. T. TlmpsOn, Dr. Lucien &. Warner. \. u. Woodruff.
nights concert were Mrs +. G Bardwcll, Miss Maegic
r.. Forbes. Mrs. John Prick Miss 4. j. HOllcy. Mrs.
NJ +. Lonsdale. Mr.. " d. Loyc, Mi-Ies l. + hryant.
Lou Elwcll, Flora Ewing, NJ. '. Graham Mr.. Il. :.
Grant Mrs Charles T. Mead Mise Illlie f. iri,chctt
Lillian A. Undcrhill samuel T. Carter. lr, \. Coils
Chonn. T. NJ. C9urtrlsl George g EaiIiaL. +. {.
Rardwc II. a. Bates. H. a. Dessert, !. ii. Erlsman,
a. ". Mead and W. }. OFT
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
CELEBRATING a WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

CELEBRATING WEDDING ANNIVERShRY.
Mr. and Mrs Edward ID. Jennings celebrated the
twentieth anniversary Of their wedding AT their home.
40. 2J7 south Third ave. Mount Vernon. last even
Ing. There were numerous handsome presents given
by many friends. The front piazza was inco,cd
with bunting and improvscd for dancing pavilion
and a band Of string music was In the hall. Inside
Of the house there an abundance Of flowers made
in every conceivable design. MIR. Jcnnlng, having
been in the Union Dime savings Bank New York ~
receiving teller for the Ia, twenty five years, large
number Of his friends from Ncw York were present
and his associates In the bank made him and his wife
several elaborate presents Of diamonds and brio a
brac. Among those present were the Rev. Alfred IT.
Moment. of Brooklyn; the Rev. and Mr.. Charlo, :
Lane aud Mrs. JARED Sandford, Mr. and Mrs. George
X. Crawford. Mr. aud Mrs H. T.. Rhoidc-. Mr.. w. r.
COngcr Mr.. and Mrs. &. \. Montague, Mr. and Mr..
Marshall Clement. Mr.. aud MIs. Edward Hayward
Lansing Sanford. Mr.. ;. Whitney, Mr.. aud Mr., VIII
lam Lomas. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lonas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Van Nance Mr.. and MIS-. Rodcrick
Hogan. Mr.. and Mrs e. II. Jones. Mr.. aud Mrs Rev.
nods. Mrs. W. VI. Waite James Donald Mrs. Cooper
MFR. and Mrs. John BIidcn. Mr.. and Mrs William
Chowell and Mr. and Mrs. George Jennings and
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THE SOTTH GLORIES ~ IT."

From The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph
The South regards the four years Of the war the
most glorious period Of her history Her pride and
selfre,pect are largely founded upon the valor,
soldery skill and self sacrifice displayed by her
people during those years. The men who served
her with most devotion then and did mot to de
fcnd her are her heroes, aud always VIII be- She
secs in them the best examples Of good, brave and
patriotic that time has furnished humanity.
She has no disposition to conceal hcr beliefs, and on
every lifting occasion viii do honor to the memory
Of her great men. with vory little care 10 whai
the rest II The world may think. TO do less would
show want Of courage and manly Independence
not at all Characteristic Of the Southern people.
STILL very few Of The people who help In the
Richmond celebration viii have in mind anything
except the great qualities az General Lee and tho
fact that he fought for the south. For the issues
upon which the war was f0nght they now care very
little, for they mostly dead but for the things
done during the war they care a great deal. They
will never let the memory II them die. II their
political enemies choose to fret themselves and the
country because COnfcder@tcs rejoice in raising
monument TO the man they pIcsumptuous enough
To regard as nty typfying ~c military courage,
civic and social virtues Of Inc Southern people,
that cannot be helped
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
daughter Of New York Mr.. and Mrs. p. Hall Shurts,
OF New London. and Mrs. K. II. Sabin. of Troy.

MOUNT vERNON-At the first annual meeting OF
the Mount Vernon Hospital society, on Monday night
the following were elected to the board OF managers
Edward Hartley, Joseph ;. Wood benjamin ". silton
b. T. Ashley, DIR. 5. L. Close. Henry lIusS. Henry f.
Rhoades, ". B. Jones, W. II. Bard, John Dawson,
Mrs. II. NJ. Rathbun. Mrs. VI. A. Maler. and Mrs
X. VI. Winfield. Charles H. Wilson was elected an
honorary member of the board. The following we're
elected members OF the society after which n
resolution adopted limiting the number OF
members to hf3y D~. Jones. NnttnS, Car
lslc, Banning. Campbell. and Weiss.
The lth separate Company closed the drill season on
Monday night with an exhibition drill In the presence
Of Assistant Adlutant General e.. T. Greene and an
audience that filled every scat in the arnory. The
drill conducted by Captain F.. T. Kinder and
lovrI. The member, Of the new Episcopal society
on Chester I'm met Monday night, organized and
resolved to ramc the new church the Church Of the
Ascension. The following par>honers were elected
officers Of the church WaTlens-James H. Jenkins and
Ernest j. Wathcn: NcSty men sdac g. scranton,
clifton Bolton, Edward Newell, James T. Robb,
John II. Buck. Addison smith, ir., George Gill and
Alfred F.. Taylor.
WHITE PLAINS.-Aftcr balloting twenty three con.
sccutive times for Village President the trustees
adjourned last evening until tonight without perfect
ing orcauization Harvey Hustled the WcStchcstcr
William u. Tibhitts, II real estate agent who WAS
Village President two former occasions received
three. Trustees Long Nerplsnck and Miller favor
TibbittS while Trustees Mathews, Harmon and smith
champion Hustled.
YONKERs.-.in opinion rendered yesterday by
city Attorney Joseph r. Daily 10 the effect that the
Board Of Excise of the city, who failed 10 take the
oath required by the Police Liquor law. - Stl legally
In oiicc. All proceedings in the matter Will bc dis
continued.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

F.s.st Investigating Committee. Court House III m
Brooklyn Jockey Club races. 80 y. m "a . -
General Theological Seminary Commencemcht, Az a. n m
Cbr,s,Ian Scientists Association Convention LehoN
Lyceum. 10 a. 10. , ... So,x polo
NewYork Cleveland Players baseball match Brother
Leake and Watts Orphan Asylum anniversary exer'
Republican Volunteer Association dinner Morello's
7p m. ..,,.. ,,.,oor,, uoenita,
sixtbst and seventh.ave Brooklyn afternoon anu even
ing. .,, -.o,os Can
Manhattan Conference Of Congregational Churches Gen.
tral CONGREGATIONAL Church, Brooklyn
Berkeley Ladies' Athletic Club lawn party Berkeley
Oval. p.
Society OF Friends yearly meeting
Scottish Rite Convention, Scottish Kltc HAN 49,
Male Department Cooper Union annual reception o
p. m. ,,,, ...,.r
Pacific Mail Steamship Company directors meeting
Sd Battery annual inspection. armory. D. M
ST. Nicholas Lodge No. 32l, r. g. a. NJ masonic
Temple, p.
Joint Executive Committee Trunk Lines.
Celebration OF Thonss Moores birthday. No 81 Union
Bquare. p m. - ,-, ,aarv
Womans Medical College OF the New-York 1nhrmary
Commencement Association Hail. 8 10 p. M
Music In Tompkins Square by 18th Regiment Baho' o
D
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CLEANED FROM DIFFERENT QUARTERS.


At its handsome rooms. Sevcnthave. and one
Hundred and twenty ithst., last evening Harlem
Company u, of the 7l>t Regiment, entertained eighty
seven members Of Company ID Of the 41h Regiment
who came over from BROOKLYN. Lieutenant G. II.
smith made a brief speech Of welcome. which was
re, pOndcd 10 by Captain John l.. Chrstpfcl, IT,, Of
Company d. Characteristic company cheers followed
the speeches and from that time until Il late;
hour the night was passed In informal fcstivty.
The W. IL. Walling Uniformed Republican Club Will
give It's fourth socable at Kchl's Washington Hall.
No. 9, $50 Eighth ave, this evening.
state senator Fassett Will address the members Of
the Harlem Republican Club 10 night The subject OF
his speech has not been announced. but those who
attend the meeting hear most interesting
talk.
The Hamilton Republican Club viii give a musical
and literary entertainment - it, members ana their
families exclusively in the club rooms 10 morrow
night The club l. reported growing with several
candidates for membership to bc baliocd fpr at the
next regular meeting
The Rev. Alexander Lewis will be ordained TO the
which hc is 10 be assistant TO the pastor the Rev Dr.
samuel II. Virgin. The Rev. DT. David Grcgs, Of
the Park street Church. Boston, Will preach the
sermon and the Rev Dr. Virgin Will offer the Ordain
ing PRAYER The Rev. DR.. h. Il. Ingcrson, Of Brook
lyn, will give the right hand Of fellowship and the
Rev. DR.. J. J. Roberts Will give the charge b. the
candidate The council for the examination OF the
candidate will meet at 3 80 p to-day Ia the
ccture-room Of the church.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

SCRAP OF PAPER AS CLEW
Tho rccount of the votes cast at the last eprihs
e,ecton 10 determine whether orestes Cie'cid'iu
Cura T. Perkins was elected Mayor was continued
,.o,nudar onlv ore wrsngle disturbed the monotohy
NJ couuting the ballots. and that was about inc he9
NJ +hc boxes County Clerk Mclaughlin is ''c ioe''
os,d;,n of the KEYS and lie insisted that he should
be served with subpoena to produce c'ich Pa1
kew and be paid the legal witness fee. Mr. Gordon Oh
connsc for Mr. Perkins, made himself responsible
for The fees and the recount proceeded
There was no change In Clcvcland's vote In thc
Twelfth Precinct Ist District. and Perkins gained one
Mr.. Perkins made considerable gain In the flrS'
Precinct Id District The Election Board there had
credited him with ten votes. but on the recount he
had thirty.six and Cleveland lost twenty eight. max
ing change Of sixty four There was no change III
the Second Precinct Something that Mr. Perkins >
LAWYERS consider prcsumptlve evidence Of fraud was
discovered in the box Of the Third Precinct Cleveland
gained five votes the recount but scrap of paper
was found I'm the registry book which was written :
Mike see that you have 5s7 votes checked of.
DICK JUDGE.
The election officers in this precinct Michael
Cassidy Michael Hughes Theodore schultz and James
scanlon Mr. Peridns's lawyers believe that this
rotc furnishes ccw to the methods by which the
frauds were committed.
In addition to ndicng sixty eight election officers
the Grand Jury indicted number OF policy dealers
and hackers.
Asscmllyman Mulloncs bill. providing for two new
police stations, has been filed by Governor Albeit
without action and is now law. Steps will soon he
taken to build new stations for the Second and Fourth
precincts.
The Roche Bruggcrman contest for The scat OF
director-at large in the oad of Hudson Coanty FREE
holders began Yesterday before Commissioner Nugrnt
one thousand nvc hundred joker ballots offered
in evidence. which if rejected would give Roche
majority.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
SKIPPING NEHS
PORT or FNEw.YORK.........TCE EsDAY. NAY 27. 1873
ARRIVED.

PORT OF FNEw.YORK..........TCEs EsDAY MAY H. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Drvona tBr Craig Glasgow Is. Moville Is
win mdse passengers 10 henderson BIOS Arrived at the
Steamer Dsral tBr Young Shields May IL. baliastto
II sturzDuIg y co. Arrived at the Bar al p NJ g.,
ampton IL with md,e and passengers to Oerchs h Co Ar
steamer ocean Ce1. vooe Bremen Maya ballast to
steamer la flandre CBeg). MINES Antwerp in ballast to
steiner row.an (Brl Edwards Mediterranean ports VIA
Gibraltar May S with mise 10 Phelps Bros Co Arrived
Steamer .g 11pua GER kuchenthsl santos Nav g.
nero . with mdso aud passengers 10 Punch Edye CO. Ar
stesmer Adirondack Brl. SAMSON. AuH cayes. &c via
kinrson with m.e and passengers 10 PIN. Forwood Co
Steam steamer Atsana bi CdoE. Monteso Bay Por, Maria
arve,i At tho bar at 3Oam - -. NJ, , 1890
,n sya.~1 n,s..nsrP.to G.'t il Mallory Co
az Steamer kncseruot 1cr kenb~ Neor days, with
steamer Ro 5;rndc Corner Fcrnandna Brunswckca
dav. with mdsc aud passengers I" II Mallory & CO.
steamer colorado Evan-, savannah days with mdse 10
i.nneg Hosno.e Huphcrs Newpor; News Norfolk.
vfh rnd,e and passenger, 10 old Dominion - Co
STEAMER Gen Whitney. Bcarse. Boston with mdse 90 II
srNsEr-wind a, sandy Hook Light, W cloudy and hazy
AT G ~ Island wind light. NJ cloudy
Arrived Yesterday
steamer tnr Nlcol igeIpooI May 49, with md'e to
Bruce I'm'y Arr'e at The Bal,' , ~ "a ,,, ra..
And passenger. ro Geo Chrsiou
Gy 9'qsnn% M WEs. nGF' savannah days with
snp hsD snt ,Br. potter London - days with mdse
10 order. vessel to j r Whitney d co.
CLEARED.
s,.,,,er France tBri. ITadley. London-F W Hurst
s,camer Tic Guecm tBrl Hteey Liverpool F W Hurst
sermef Icuonc Br Irving. Liverpool via Cueehsto"n-
steamer Cliy berlin (BD. Laud Liverpool via queens
Steamer critic (Br Davies Leitn-simpson. spence q
steamer Lurlcn OBJ. Brown. Harburg-Tepscott Bros q
'c,mer Friesand (Belg) Raudle. Antwerp-Peer Wright
& sons. . 80,
s,."n,,r D,lra Br shaw Halifax A r Heney.
steamer Sar,n,A tBr SHY Windwar lsiends-Geo Chrls
,ner Jshan svcrdrup Nor, Monsen. Baracoa Conner
Pear~All c,,..o.,o, and Iacxsopv,iie
steamer city OF Atlanta Dole Dole Norfolk and Newport
News -Old Domlnion - GO -, >,..-, ~.
steamer Guvandotte walker Norfolk and Newport News
s.smrtS ~ AS.u. CBr, sturrocs. Phadepha-cha'
Steamer valencia Miller. ST John. NB &e-NeSforS ss
Steamer Lucy Miller Homer Banser-F Il Smith 4 Co.
steamer Herman Winter HaiIeu' Boston II D'''oN
SAILED.
Steamer, Nevada. for Liverpool Kasbek Bremen; Lei
Frks.rn JaDeiro Delta, HAsNi lroluo's N"'o''n'
Cuyaudotte. Newport News
Phip Baltimore. for Hamburg
>l.o sail~i-via Long Island sound
Steamers yaencs. for Eastport sc; Lucy Nier Ban
So' THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PORTLAND BILL May Passed. steamer Lydian Monarch
M, Nugget from New. York on her way 10 London .
UAMPt'RG 26 Sailed. steamer Wleland lGer) Bar
onds. Tor New York
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
ORANGE.

The Suburban Railway Company has fled ar
ccs Of incorporation with the secretary OF state
The corporation is organized for the purpose Of
operating street line between Newark and
Orange. The road is 10 connect with the Newark
rapid transit scheme and run through East Orange
Orange and West orange. The ncorporatorS :
Thomas NcvinS, Charlie, A. Lshthipc. Lawrence r.
Fell and Thomas \. Ncvus OF Orange; Frederic W
Ward and William II. James, Of East orange, and
Charles ". Tuslow. of summit.
The Orange Canoe Club formally opened its new
club house at West Arlington last evening by a
reception Commodore J. {. Mason did the honors
Of the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
NEWARK.

Frank Bannon. a keeper In the snake IIill Pcni-
teutary. is lying IN critical condition 500 a newark
hotel suffering from injuries received IN prize sh'
near Bellcylllc Yesterday morning Bannon fought
twenty rounds With john Grpsau. ala, Mo,ic.~ .
pucill-t oi IlarfoH. ard al the end II tie nshj De-
va, badly ulrr titt Ai. friends lad 10 place him
lu clrIlase and hasten &" Nc~Arl. with hu 20 -"cuv
medical aid.
The Essex Comfy Grand Jury yesterday returned
prc,cnimcnt saying lat the dl-crP Ptnclc, 10 tho
return for cous'b" the Twelfth Ward AZ tho lat
charter election apparently resulted from the ienor
ancc and carclcs .uc,, II The election officers
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

DURITY and whOlesomeness in
1 food compounds are of the ut
most Importance; in these quail
ties Cleveland's excels all other
baking powders. All the ingre-
dients are published on the label,
and this analysis is verified by
Official Reports and Government
and State Chemists. Cleveland's
is therefore absolutely the best
and most desirable baking pow
der manufactured.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
MARKED REDUCTIONS In DRESS
GOODS.

We have assorted from the gen.
eral stock, several lines of very
choice Fancy Dress Goods and
marked them at the following
change in prices:
40 inch French printed Cash.
mere, from $1.5O to $1.OO per
yard.
AZ inch Coin Dot FOule, in Sum.
mer weight, ten cOlOrs, from $1.25
to 1j cents per yard.
300 Serge and Tamise Dress
Patterns, all imported materials,
%6.15, $1,000 and $3.50 each;
reduced from $3.50, $3.50 and
$1,000 respectively.
An additional line of MOhair
Lustre Robes, with Japan Crepe
margins, at $500 each.
Have Just received a limited i'm.
pOrtatiOn of White Bedford Cord
and Silk CrepOn, the most popular
fabrics for the Summer season.
All of the above will be in readi.
ness to-day.
JAMES McCRE ERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
lie SHOT AN INDIGNANT HUSBAND.

Joseph Demaio, Of No. G53 Westinghouse. was
shot In the back OF the head yesterday morning by
Michael Charcllo fellow Italian. and dangerously
wounded II appears that DcmaiOS wife, whose
maiden Annie Kerr. formerly lived with
Charcllo at 40. 40 Chrystc st, New orh, and left
him about year ago to marry Dcmdio. tharcllO
had been trying to persuade her 10 return 10 him
and had visited her number of times after her
husband had gone to work IN the morning. she
told her husband and he kept watch for Charcllo
and found the latter lurking about the house yes
tcrdny morning. struggle cnsucd between thc two
mon and Charcllo struck Dcmaio on the head with
hi, revolver. lie then broke away, and turning
fired the weapon. lie fled. but was pursued by
two policemen. who caught him under the >toop Of
a house In Vanderbilt ave. lie had thrown the re
yuvcr In a vacant lot. The prisoner was hcld
without bail to await the result Of the shooting
Both are taOrS and about thirty five years
old. Mrs. Dcmaio Is twenty four years old ana
nrcIiN.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
STATEN ISLAND.

ROSSVILLE.-The Rev. William :. Brown pastor Of
the African Methodist Church. who several weeks ago
caused sensation by jumping out OF the window OF
hi, church while conducting service 10 escape the
pistol shots of Deacon william Purucll. Yesterday
arrested complaint ~ Deacon Pnrncll and taken be
fore Justice Augustus Ackcr AZ New Brighton on a
charge ~ threatening bodily harm 10 the deacon. who
awaiting the action Of the Grand Jury, charged with
threatening to XIII rhc minister John Herman and
Edward Herman. two Of the congregation. who after
the shooting pursued the deacon and gave him club
biuc. were al-o arrested Tho prisoners were held
under 900 bail each for hearing.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
PLAINfTfLD
A FARMER THROWN HEADLoNG FROM

Frank johnson. farmer o. Naruuyllc. VA,
fatally injured Yesterday at/>uoOn IS Boz, hor,,
running d"ty nh,c hc Va, driving INTO PlaiuhcM.
When crossing 70 bridge in Washington Valley. a.
ID ,akncck >ic'd, thr wagon Uhc,l, struck pro.
lection and Johnson Wa, fuug hoadlonc into the
stream below. ~ falling johnson, b NJ struck "A
npodeatc. tic force o.! the ini. ia uur- Do, ,aul
ll- body nod' d down fhc stream. several sln
ployc, lu flour WIi u'dr hy .c~drd .u pulling
Nm from tht Vat"r. Iic Nl. tn.ru to hs
home, where death wa, momentum, c,Ic toi. liz
is well known thrOU-Aout Warren County.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BARTHoLDI-Ex.Senator William D. Woodn, 81 ol & Au
burn n. Y. BRUNSWICK-E. X. Farhahk' oi SnieSso hi
EVERETT-Coneressn.an william f. Mason Oh cnloaso
FIFTH AVTNUE-Csovernor Robert l.. Ia!ior OF is'"
sec and ex Senator John l. Gilbert OF Malone, y, ,, ,
GILSEY-ES- c Congressman Carlos fren.n. Va Amy
GLENN A NJ General stewart Van Vlct, u , AfnN
MURRAY HILL-Ex. Congressman John van m Hopr' ~ :"
Rochester. ST JAMES-Colcne Jofm I ,t ~,
south Carolina WINDsoR-Senstor Leland Stanioiu' vi
California and Joseph Medl. OF Chicago
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
LEE KRIS PCRCHASE HAS HIN ARRESTED.

suen Yee, young Chinese woman. age nineteen.
was complainant in the Tombs Police Court yesterday
against Lee Xiii, OF No IL Motst., whom she charged
with abductng her. She said she came to this city
year ago from San Francisco with gambler, who.
however, lost so much money at fan tan that "" sold
her 10 Lee Xiii for $500. Her new owner, she said.
imprisoned her I'm his house, and often beat her when
she displeased him. Iicr" cries when he struck her
attracted the attention Of the ncghbors and led TO her
rescue Lee Xii held In $2, 500 bail for trial.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
ELIZABETH.
GAS LIKELY To BE CHEAP.

Tho Elzabcthtown Ga,sbt COMPANY /, waCinC
vigorous IL rival the metropolitan Ga,
Company. The old compaay's dire tors yet .Idly
decided 10 lower the price Of gas o. July / f.om
~ - per thousand feet To- ~ %. When ite rival hs
finished liyn- it, mains. the Ellzabcth.owu Compiuy
declares that IL Will maze further r.ducti1. :, -
cents per thousand fc.t to coi.umars 0u al street
thr ueh which the Metropolitan COMPANY ha- ~. Infin,
laid. An application for injunction Whci the
ElIabethtovu company lad made against o. rival -
restrain u from dong husine,, i, before thc
Court Of Error and Appeals.