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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
IN MEMORY or JOHN HJfLE O'RETLIY

Tho final meeting OF t4c general comn'itt'" " Irish
organizations having charge the arrangements th
In the MctroJ0 an OIs'rs House Monday
-,rninc memory Of John Boyle nl:"ly, the irish
latrot poet and editor held last evening IN the lion.
House and largely attended. James '1inry III"
secretary announced that the arrangements for the dis.
trbuon ticket. had been completed ani bat thn,
WA ,orabe 70 highly sccrssfui meeting SusriI ton-
Including of 600 fIom Eugene Kelly announced
to meet expenses which VIII amount To ~ 900.
Admission Will he flee By Ticket and the romnit>r
Ions additional subscriptions to meet the s,ary
OUTLAY Tickets can be ihd FROM bryan MrSw yny no
40 broadway; MAJOR ifavrrty. BarcIyst VI" Wand,
bt Iot Fvrty.srcohdst and Lcxington.nv: Professor
Peter T.. Tarpy. No. 2.420 Thrd.a,c Philip MliIan
Iroadway and Thirticth.st. aud John J. Rogers. 80
Park Place. I'm Will preside and Judge
Fitzgerald will b. the principal 'I'akrr ''rral Men.
andcr :. Wfb. president OF thu toll. r,y u
New.YOrk Ii also expected to speak Cappa' eth Hrpi.
mont band will furnish the music and The singers viii IN.
cude Miss Ida Klein Of tho Boston Ideal Conanv an.
Miss IncZ (arusi.
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wgy DOES TIE ENTERPRISE LEzK'
THE VESSEL NOT AT ALL sDAwoErHf-TAKdN'
OFT HER STORES.

THE VESSEL NOT AT ALL sEAwoErHi -iAhaN"
OUT HER STORES.
Tho officers and crew OF the vesselof-war T. e'pr's"
hogan At an early hour yesterday TO trsee ''o SUI"
NJ the leaks which gave them so mueh 'o"'H "'.
at anchor near Fort Wad>worth tna' va ..,ns
ho, ~ rc4urn 10 the Navy Gard to ferret out t"e 'aso
- .ho .,orm and ~ determine whether II was wei"
,unaod The one certain fact was that wi'''c H'"s
H., ti,I water the vessel leaked from fourteen W
inches OF water equal to about ten "". 49, -.
ono IS able 10 tell what ca'iscs the 'c""'' W." no
believe that they can be traced DarN !" Wv W.. n.
she Was last In commission. wien all eur. w.,
forth to make short cut to s~cdeh ny e"'""
Norway from DrObsk X, o,chtocr
,, ,, Chrst,ops sand that the vessel star1ch ID Sc'
under way and ran about forty feet up Vi" '''o -
The excuse made for this unfortunate a'cac''. ""o
that the lefty was not down on the 'har. ,,
Immediately plotted on the charts vi p''o
All that night and on the following nay '',e '"e
OF the Enterprise were kept r"''''"N' or ., ,o.v
run ont sstern TO warp the vessel oil ana aooa' '.
- ,oou fast hold of the Enterprise to haul ncr Oh.
rhich they succeeded In doing on the arfrho" VI
July 5. ,. ,,.o tho
The vessel Was then taken to CronstMt' WHIT '"o
damned coppcr and tim5crs were rrpa'r". '' ~
leaked more or less aftcrward. ana IL j. pr -,
some OF these places have again been s''a''eu w Wv
conclusion ca'sed by the 'rlhe W Sa' a., -, .ho
ever the cause IS It IS NOT thought dcsir"o'e W W.
NAVY Dopartmcnt nor BY the officers OF TIC snip l"''
.ho rntcrnrse he cent TO sea until she Is proven ab
uc!y sesworhy The crew Of the mp %r So ID OF tc
vc,seI and when this is done that part OF inc ,'p
viii I've Hooded to locate the leaks II ssiD vii, he nv
cannot bc done then all OF the stoC" ct.. Mn We
moved and tho vessel will be foode up 10 tr W. !.
line to nd the leaks It is proaas "f roprer and
some new tin,bers put IN The dl,c"v"r. , :" , o ID
leaks unfortunately reflects upon :hrsr whH o.h fo
I'm fhp drNdDrk,
and after she was cOppcred. The leaks Sce" !" W
mostly on the starbOard side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
NEWARK.

The city surveyor h,- prepared a Ia "mcn' "h''h
show, tho amount ard cost Of >trrct inii'N III IL
TO tc undertaken by the city under III" law "i E'''
winter au: horizing the cit; I" s-ur 'rnd> '"r -'f"
i'm prvc,ncnts The nuin;,cr 81 Improvement recon-
nci,dcd i eight; four 'O'crirf u t"'ii l'h.'h 80
.G57 mil, and appO>imatn- III cost l;"' 80; 49,
Petitions have lti>cd for paving ab"'t "l-h' h'"
Of str,.' AZ u cost 81 +:iil 500.
superintendent Yainnn Of IN" I hilc'cn'> hd :"
crty ~nrhing Tor Arthur Boone. ~ years ora. WIZ
Il (, alleged Wa al,du, .j !Nin lo'Nl,it h"i~ -
New. York la>i .ufe by Ann NJ !b"'hr. h> i"'h"r
Tll. custody Of the child l. claimed hN j. u NNh'h I"
PHI lsdrphi, VII" placed him ~ tn, i",ihf h"'','.
Tic iio-.villc Athl"ilr club has d''ld'h u "'hc
cxtc,.-ivc alterations AID improvements ia IN 'Iub
h,ui.. nra, the Morris and E'\ E"ilN,' station 'i'
cost O. which Will !" $-."" IT," r'"'>'r" ''h
huildinc will be IN the form "t i''tiivr lt'
dLn to IN, III" ~ocirl Tao :li'l" 81 ih' 'I"h
hUi-".
An ADV ,oIy master IN 'h!,ilc'r, ha- -"'t'n ne
legal establishments IN which The '-tnt" 80 W. hi"
Hammond Murphy his hFci nVUV"d fi over tl'tf
years. \ nu,htc:. after the Death "i ''r n'''''r
hruu .ht .uit rnt up"r IN" n"'''"> So
ia t'uior t. In the nm ~ 49,, "' III" ! an
OF the Ilnint;H hrr cilir'u .ri.'t - r'""t"r tl'
urupcry the old .,;ii The adv, ~ ma i'" nl'"'"
The claim Of the piainii dating IN YEAR bari
Tn" German Rrpubh' N { atrial "mmi''"' All
elect permanent nfcsr> n",t TLur-da;. pee ~
COMMITTEES. has iE~n appointed 10 "i-anl". III" f.'>
Third seventh. Eighth aud Iougt'r:t! WldN - vine a
there now no German Republic lean az" 'a'"i'.
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ELIZABETH.

Sut was l,ernn here ycsiclrlny against '"hh H.
Jackson and Monroe g. Long. executors "i inc '>t''c
of Frazro Lee tho dead I1a!nfrh hermit. the hsh
over whose wealth tack several months Ia >ctt".
Charlie. r. Abbott now comes forward and declares
that tho dcad man owed him 200 for Fr""h''
services rendered during the last few years "i ''s
life by Abbott and his son. Tie pa1ntih IS,cr',
that Lcc. not long prior I" III" hra'h a'hhon r"t,"
The debt and nruinscd TO pay II. Inc eNe'nt'>
,,,f,fse 10 cntcrtuin The claim ard hence IN" suit
A steamer called tlr Ousa'onic VIII hcIih mIh
ing daily trips "Wednesday next "l"''fl w"
York and Eliznltthpori. The steamer i'> 90
pa,ity for 600 tons. and will he used "\'ln'IVcV !"
freight
The public schools Of III" city VIII reopen Tor '"c
fall and winter term newt NunGay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE1.
Jersey CITY.


THEY DENOUNCED THE ELECTION LAW.
The Hudson County Proh:buonstS have place"
full county ticket in the field for the 1911 e"' 'o"
secret convention wp, held THURSDAY hs"t al '"'
Prohibition headquarters. No. -? NrwaFha'c' Iron"
which reporters and everybody bnt dr"fa'"' WITTY ~
Guided. Joel ". Brown presided. ana o"'''''c' W"
nomination for Congress. James = 'ar"'a" "'
r,,.,a, tor Sbcr,Y and Kelly g. Hester for Coroner
Il WAS decided 10 nominate candidate Tor A.>'u.nn
I'm each district ". ". Timans. s'rrr'arV ol l, 49,
committee, delivered address. in win'h nc ~ noI
tle new election law us a scheme devised I, prevent
indep ,ndcnt voting T. u. Ilai's,nn al o dchoih'cn
the new election law.
Consider ,blc excitement was caHstd IN poinir"
circles Yesterday afternoon when Fh'l'p fhheft' ~"
rendered Nat Fowler. william l;ccn ana Tho'ha' '"''.
+h,.o ~ tho indicted ekction officers. The ind ccd
mon were in custody iut Il short ttnc. when Assembly,
man Dyrne became their bondsncn finn"rtN cI
pladnch his action bv saving that nc waht" v; .cl
property and could not DO until nc was ffHc'co
as bOndsman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
STATEN ISLAND.

EIrIlNoED.- The riurr> 81 the rrnSns taken in
Rrnrnuid iouny. whIrh have been frd IN the County
Clerk, u,r at Richmond. show the follow Ing results
ta.t,tun. l3.1l5 sailor snug IIsrhor W. Mddl"-
town. 1888; Northlcd. D.n"3. Westfed. 0.:4i:
s,nthird .:ID. This makes thu total population of
K,hnund County .,2jI |. The returns give the
county gain ~ oul, about POO since the taking oi
the previous rcn>I-.
srArLENjN. The Rev Wilbur Fiskwv'd. II OIL
t1y Penn. who has been chosen pastor Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN th:rt ia ~fIp,ron. VIII preach Ms hSt
here. to morrow morning.
WI-T NEW IiRlGIIION. Tie resdrnt- Of West
sew Irgiun have Started relief fund for the widows
and orphan, Thomas ~ierhan, James Fleming and
John Dillon Who lot their lives by being SufHocaft'i
IN A c.,.>ponl AZ West brighton IN THU day. Tho
three victims Will bc buried I" day.
KU,EI,ANK. The Ion,I 81 Twi,t'rs Of Edg"waer
have decided IT, compromise u suit brought against
them for 900. hN Mr.. John Claus OF New York. for
The los, Of her husband. who died about year
from the effect ni injuries alleged TO have been
tanned hv falling into excavation on St Mhri az
E,rnhanh while running 10 catch a train a dark
night The suit will r. settled for $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
OETGOING STEi MERS.
IO.DAl.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. ~.
NEWS


PORT OF NETWORK. ....FRrDAY. SEPT. ). 1890
ARRIVED.
c,s,mor Port FAIRY r Clark Japan and Chns ports via
aibraitar Aux ~: Win ndse TO Carrier iis~ey Co Ar
%a:" aSG T. pTgs' A Is%as
sou,n.mpten ~ with and passengers to NJ c0rt'
steamer t;c,ert Ger Kaempn Hamburg Aug n.vro
Is with and passengers to coruA Arrived at tho
s,:amsf Ast 0.r chI.:cas5: Bremen Aug z; South
az s.m.r ks,..r hem Ger, Stormer Bremen Aug
northampton With mdse and passengers TO oerchs y
.r yc,,,ac ,Br sIyth Mediterranean port. Glib.
ral,ar n. mise Phelps Bros 90" Arrived At The ar
mdsc aud pas,tnscrs To Vim rc'yde% Co Arrived at the
Steamer cnusso. coi, ccninesc. - J"SC and IA.
sr.mrr ~ i"ona oxs Galveston Key West days
Wit mise and passengers toe II Mallory g."
si-I,n"r Chattaho"chrr Imgrri savannah - days Win
steamer s"nino" I,rk.onvilc via Charleston
sieanrr FanA pennington. Wilmington nc. with mi'e to
s.,m.r %"yanao,~ walker Newport Ncws ami Norfolk.
md.c p.':.ns",, to old n"'p,"" ; -
' steamer w,n'hrop. Homer s'Joh" ND. with misc aud
sSmrr sesur.rr. new Beers chester in ballast to
Bari Eiinor vrrnn. berry Au tland ~. eo days. with
tanr rum to Arnold. cheney Il co
SUNSET Wind At SANDY Hook. moderate. =" cloudy
AtCity isand-rsh'. sw cloudy
CLEARED.
St~amcr Servia (Br WNacr ii'crpooi va Sueens"'""-
steamer Eagiand Brl. Ncriry, Liverpool FWJ Hurst.
Steamer Dalton tBr) Euss"l. Liverpool Busk Jevons
Steamer Apollo tBrj Morstn 'tuIi sAndcrsoh g son
Steamer ltoiscin Der, Havekrr Ham tx '"ru'
atcamrr Marsha (0er,. Mas. Hamburg Iun'h Faye"
steamer f!dcr Ger Banr Brcmcn Southampton otl
Steamer vcon,am Ditch. Rorrev"n Rotterdam VIA Ron
Steamer he Ruyt-r (Drs,. Brnrrus. Ani~rrp Punch I'd
steamer Ia Irrtaane Or he iouss"in. Bristol Forget
sir,mrr Iuni-n Rr,. Brown. Sa'ona lhp""t IRE"
Rtrsn-r ernoro tttal III Mari" Mrl''rrranr-' i"r's
phrlp. TO.
STEAMER Por,,a pr.As. ~ Johns NJ VIA ish'ae Bow"
stramre Tlanm mr.. Shaw Port spain G"" a. ''i"i
s,samrr CIV II san Antonio Wirr Hran-wrk ia. and
Fcrnandina & II Mallory n 60 ,-,,
steamer thcroKce. Rearse Charleston and Ja'Esohe'"
Win Ptyde q Co ,,,-,.,.,. n ..,..,, a
narx Ioch tBp. Nichols. T't''ap Java 'rfrr.
Inwity 90.
canbrt,. EsiacOa AlNrnu Kingston Ill Monte" N'"of
leans. ralaha.S-r Savannah CITY vt san Auton" trrns"'
Bark Amy Turner. for Manila.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEANERA
rOREI0N PORTS
GRAvEsRxp Scpt% Arrived. steamer Calico fBrl Mase"
Erni sailed. Greece (Br. Jeffrey for Nov York
Llysnroo, sept sailed s'"'m'r spain 'hr' "''"'"''
for Ssw.YOrk. - .,.......- gao. m,
IrrAMp1ox Sept Saiied steamer Augusta Victoria
| ttsrrl Albers from Hamburg hence for New orr ,
Liam iept bPsssed. steamer wrsferoAnd tbeIS Jam
soT from Nov. hcr TO Antwerp. -.
NAnBCBs scItA Sailed steamer Mcravia. Wnck'cr Tor
Newiork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
ORANGE.

IIE KILLED HIMSELF IN AN INSANE NH>L' W.
Io.uh IVAN a Young man widely Ln"vn ia oranyr.
,,.ro he las lived all M, uic. committed suicide IN
the Ess.A County AaS lum for the Insane yesterday
morning. 10 had l~en taken Violently inA'ne about
two wt-lts ago and sent To the asylum. whcr he
was improving. Yesterday MORNING. soon ai'"r ne
,sd yt nm and dressed liz la nged im., Ia the hars
Of hi, ccl door By his nochtie. lie wss twenty six
wears old and unmarried.
Daniel Burleigh IIrkhur~t the well known Orange
artist was Qmctly married on Thursday morning at
Vincland ". j., to Miss Anna =. Morrill, The "nlciat
Ing clergyman was the Rev. william J.. Gilbert. After
their wedding trip OF about a mouth. Mr.. and Mr..
Parkhurst will live In Orange
Floyd E. t1ough. tie son OF the Rev F.. ID. CIough.
OF the Washington Street baptist Church. Uf Orange.
VA married Thursday evening 10 Mis sadie r..
Fallon, OF Brooklyn. The ceremony took place ct tho
home OF the bride, No. liz Dekalb ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
LONG ISLAND

PORT JEFFERSON. The hearing III the 'a>c of
John II. Robson. who was arrested on charge OF
attempting 10 shoot william T. Wheeler the head Of
the Pur jefferson Milling Company. continued
yesterday ut thi. place Detective Noorhis. Of Pink
crt.ns Agency. who arrested Robson. tho stand
the entire morning and closely examined
hy counsel for the defendant The Witness testimony
h,wry,r. did to have much weight In prov.
ing Rolson> guilt. The shooting occurred ~ about
40 p. several witnesses testified that thoy saw
Robson In the village at about 80. From this II
would that Robson could not have been In the
vicinity OF Mr. Wheclrrs barn at the time The shot
fired. The justice discharged Robson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
v0RTUFRN NEW Jersey COUNTIES

HALFWAY At the first sale Of land for unpaid
ta,r, and s,rnrns held herr this week -" tracts
wcr. di.po.rd 81. Til" SAB wa 'hara''r'|'' ''
.h.rp comIpt!tion in the bddnG. tn" price" rr,r,,'
hcur excellent. Tie pr,priN s'ld WA All III 'h
I1r,i Ward and ,hr sale had not been hiNh"h n
du.k II will resumed On THAI day.
vrw HRt'NsWICK. John Roy ter. n"gr'. ~
Kingston /, kin. IN critical condition. hay III: hrn
mot and dangerously wTnid'ri THUS !n' nislii
d"r,g quarrel with Charlie, anderson. another MR."
Tho two mon met NJ Tn" hOuT' al a '"i"rt' """hh
where all drank freely. tiu'r" ~ W'or VI ''aP'
and has not vet ben arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
HOME NEH'S
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Corcv Island Jockey Club races. Sheepsh'ad bsv DIN
Iorchuout Yacht Club regatta. Lsrehnoht. ~ u III
horIn,st.. mass. meeting. Confer Cptoi U. M
SrwYork Canoe Club regatta Staple:on. s. l.
rive, aide Athletic club games. St~afE
',oL, r.ch.. IA Prosbect aud Central Parks ard 1t
kelley oval. ,.,.,, =,
staten Isluud LACROSSE match Staten Is1od
u. m. 49,.
w,.,c g., r>rosp,ct and Central Parks. o. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

dent John T. Urls. VI Bro0Nyh' S'''o - ,,a-tin
n,s,s -, urok,yn and treasurer Joseph I. har'''''
m'1 1,rr,s',vn The following now dances were o.
rcpted on probation and will he tried for y"ar
fore being PLACED In the catalogue of standard S %n"
r,''o Iancrrs. Mclangs Quadrille Oxford Minucs'
Portland Fascination. Mettiesomc, a;"yotte. The
,iation " i"c Was raised from so 70 So New
m'r.rtimC will be held at the Hrapd mon iio'e ~
York On the last Monday In DecemUr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
MORPHINE KILLED YfL'NG PIfE.

Coroner Mcsscmcr and Deputy Coron" Conway Yesterday
afternoon held the tho bodv Il A .andcr Pick
the collector living ct No. 0S5 East SlNh.,t VINO WI.
found unconscious In from: Of I62 Mulberry
st. Thursday morning and died he admitted
to St. VinccntA Hospital Tho Coroner decided that the
nan had died from the effects Of morphine poisoning Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
ALONG TIE SOUND.

GREENwICll.-Thr Rivrrsid" Yacht Cub Is on it
annual cruise to New London. Newport and shelter
Island The t,rrcnwich Athletic ABSORPTION
has been formed. with t'porG' y. Arrhcr president
IL has formed baseball club and Ia, secured grrlnd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-ptI.
auunsss % Sets 2OI Moon r,sliiO'p Meonsase-N
wArHk
/N-sandy Hook. liza Gov Island lac ici; na, , a,
Pm sandy HOOK us Gov. Island I|o Hc'' "A''' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
L f All.un 10. ~.
Ills FRIENDS MAKE EXCUSES FOR HIN.

Nothing further learned Yesterday in regard
% where Ado,ph Eisner. late Superintendent OF The
Hebrew Orphan Asylum has Ion;. His friends say
that no Is q ncrvons and tmid man. ard that when i'
heard that accusations wcc mad" against MN ana
the possibilities Of formal investigation he fed r"'
,h,r face IT, The trustees Of the luH have placed
samuel solomon in charge Of tie in>utniion ana ASK
n sn,pcn sion Of Judgment until the investigation IN
regard To E,iicr, conduct. which is t" he cohihn"h
10 morrow is completed They dr., convinced that
Eisncr va, not guilty Of immoral conduct. Dut wa'
indj,crcc Ills arcu,cr j. girl OF unsavoiy rcpat"
lion who VIA in the Institution ono DAY ana was 'ntI
cInoy Cd, and who aitrrwaIri sought ,h,ci ~, nv
bo,te M n late hour at night. when rNi'cr dohi'Nd
her She was sent away the foN0MihG DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

ACCEPTING NEW DANCES On TRIAL.
The sessions Of the thirteenth annual cOnVehu""
OF tho American Society Of Professors OF Dancing csc
v.st.rd.u with q meeting In Renisen Hail. ut court
- n.msan sis. Tiers were about lfty members
.,.sent The Officers for the coming wear are Presl'
S.ot 8. d. SPHINX, Of Providence, r. L. vicc'prcsl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
ROYAL Baking Powder is reported by
the u. S. Govt, after official tests, Nigh
est of all in leavening power (ssss1'"s'"""|5S<)'
# is the best and most economical

friends Of the dead deny the that Pick was
addicted to tho OF morDhio They satisfied that he
was drueccd and robbrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
HE rOJ'ND Ills WIFE DEAD IN HER CHAIR


Tho sud,cn death of Mrs GcurxiaIna liurd. WIZ III
George IIurd well-known merchant. of Nc" I'D
Prospect Place led 10 CO.oner' investigation yc>cr
dav Mrs. IIuri was younG. accomplished ana "ca'"H'
Int her health was not good for years ana she had
bccn addicted to the OF choral for !'isouia IL IS
thought that she took overdose. Mr. llITd III lis
statement to Coroner Rooncr said tlat he cit Ms
nome a, usual 20 20 t. business on Thnr'dav III rh-
inc and that hi wife. who Rad been Ill five dav-. then
,nn.arcd to be little better than previously ThtN va"
only a servant in the house with her. When he cr
turned at : 10 n. m. lie went at once I" ms WIGS
room To -ec how she was and IN the dim lict E"'ist
he saw smile on h"r face. A. he bent down u Kiss
her he found he: dead The servant la>' saw her al
o'clock. and she wa, cheerful and appeared 10 feel
pretty we'll.
Dr. Schenck called in aud found That DEAN
wa, probably due paralysis, of the heart. from over
stimulation by a drug taken to produce Sleep Nr
liurd sd that for ten OF the seventeen year OF thc
married life his wife had been troubled with insomnia
40 autopsy wa, held. Mr.. liuId was formerly Of m,
drygoods firm OF Hurd. Waite ~ CO. Inc fincral VIII
take place tomorrow evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
Announcement.

FALL STYLES rs GfNIfrMENS HATS READY
T. I'HSENWItIN. las \SNNl 81
BETWEEN SPRUCE ANn BEl.kMAN SD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

WHIT. PLAINS The ',Ii"-' over IN" Will "t
Mr.. >u.an =. IIamm,i!. II Whit Plains. Instituted
l., her Two sister. Mi,. Anna !lriidagc and Mrs.
Ir... hi,hr has h'~'n d-'uI nu"d. aud the VIII WAS
admiti.r 10 p.1,at" Yesterday Charles Hammond.
t'r r,r,utor and pfinr pr. heir. agreed To- pay The
,ol'"-,.u,~. ~ addition = Lea '"s"l"N nhn me
MIL abe II -:.mt, "a frrri TIC r-iatr of ~" LAT"
william In'irr". -, la ~ ~. ne VII
Ia. i.u>f.r, have nA,d I'ur" Ju>tr" Wrghf~ SALARY
At $50 per anuur. d,-ni.d I" glv" -, pr annuui
,,i NJ YEAR, for each h'ihp u'cd III Ith'iiiI IN"
,ti..i> and has" wmrnrd the ever contractor tha I
u,l.s t,y rur,. laboi,> ard hasten the mpctl"ii
vi the ~"vcr>
pr.K'HN-E.-r,rmcIs In Purchase have bern
troubled VI Late b pity thcfts several DAYS ne'
valuable st Of harness >t0lcn. and the own"r
or. nit a vnrrt 70 search fhr dwelling occHpitu
l., ~" c"lorrd named Lcrrlan and sickle; In
W"- hester ave. Harrison "hrh 'Hc'T MuI"'ie,.
t,rn, -,,ai tho harrow. but found uunntv ~ oat'
ard either arrlrs supposed Ia have been stolen Ter
ra n- upon the apprurh OF the o1iccr aud has mus
far rVad,d arr,~t
WILIIAM>HRID,E.- Men Of oil political parties
have ..r~s! u, III. following candidate, for village
or,rcr, President 'rOrg' ". .ohn>ton: trustees fi
r"rin D"inl- L. Hhnl- and IT, \ llili 4" MI vnra'.
T. j. hldd,r: tr a>ur~r. Robert M'rnrk: ro!l' tor
lI'fWaIn tsdfrIu"r.
rI,KAIirE. Father rarrr'll i, again ons'iatnr il.
p,-'.r # The thUrh II the !nmu nlat '"h'"pft'n
Ne has h'~n considerably benefited b' h'' Enrop'"n
mp.
Elr The Ynuuc Mems >'"iai cab ~ Rye Is IL
,rv "r~,,I,t"n IN H. VILLAGE H. officers ar
follow, PRECEDENT. Ihoma, II. ii!rn"> ircpn@d"nf
',ri,l Iuid len. Robert Ellington Ih' 'lub
viii hold II, fr,t I'll, ME p,rmb"r ~.
MuTNr NEENON. some ~ III" larc, taNps,rr~
ar.-i bv the criticisms ~ various ne" papers, laN'
mad. prr>nhal invest CATION -! IA" method IL sewer
construction IN Ia" Village" They found That Stone
lad r..il used IN places whrr" sand "n> n'rdct. 'nu>
ing a br.akarc. and that much Of t" w"rk hnh been
dour IN nn unsatisfactory maun,r. further invcS
T.. 1. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
Nps WlNsIOv's 500

Mrs MISSIONS SOOTHING SYKCP
IIs. been used for FIFTY YEARS ~ MlLt9TS
f y with pEEFFCr SUCCESS. It SOOTHES tho
SHtp S9ESTEES S Hs :wnf a a.: S emcay 1i oi
DiAkKHOEA. Sold by Dmeg!.ts 10 every part OF tho
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

DO LIQrOR DEALERS RULE TIE TOWN.
The first report Of the Executive Committee OF the
Law and Oricr League Of New Rochclle. which Was
organized last October shows that the League has
MT had an easy task in rcmetying the abuses with
which the village i, afflicted and It points ont con
dition> that surprising. When the League was
organized tho report ,ay>. liquor sold openly Oh
sunday, and most IT the town and village officials
and now Interested dirrriy or indirectly
In liquor shops, some OF which. up to August were
not licensed. The officials mentioned are the
supervisor. Of the village trustees, the receiver
Of taxes and the village clerk, all Of whom ar sons
Of liquor shop keepers while another trustee Is himself
the proprietor Of liquor >hOp. The police Justice
has five relatives who proprct0r> OF llGnor shops
IN the village. oil OF which unlicensed mp m
August One Of these relatives has been held for the
action Of the Grand Jury for having killed an ap
parcnty inoier,vc Italian short time ago. and the
police justice i, his counsel
Last o"tobcr the L'ng'r appeared By q Representa-
tive before the Exc>" Comnilssi Jncr> and charged
sevc!nl iiqmor.shop keeper with selling liquor on
sundays. ample evidence being furnished TO sustain
the rharg'. Everybody in town knew that liquor
sold sunday vet the accused men weT ar'
Iu.:t d. The EA'i>" Commissioners then were james
N. D"an. Joseph j. JAM and Henry hrre"r. ~, ~,
fi"Wm raised (" carry on rorfdlng'' against th'
N,lafor> of IN" "yai~' law.
Henry Errgcr resigned an Excise Commissioner
ard Phliip !. Have, succeeded him. showing III on
i"so.'h -!mlwthy with his Colleagues II, ignoring
;o effect \pril 80. d" arng II - De nnlawin i1r
any E\ri-,. Comm, ~ b" directly or ndirc'N
Interested In the Manufacture sale Of liquor. wa
aimo,t entirely irmo.rd Two Of the Commissioners.
M"-r. Dolan and JAM. wrtr' nnnhl" to take me "
rnl'ri ,h that they H"r, NJ" ;" inrr'lc ; On, r.,
~,'u" months ditcrWHd Mr.. JanZ went thrneh u'
form Of r",rnin- In" Mr. Donn ,'ii s,iss, !" an an
,a'anr.", in IT." "ar II Excise tomnI>~ ipnor, h.VS
i,,ld ,i,, l.Jvs l.