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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-06-14

Gu "uo Reconnaissance paSSlOOnoe
anxqnelIes linconnue init I'm term.
vivement, en- disant:
IL est temps de rapeler made
mOiselle Anita.
Et ellie frapps dams ses mains
CONNIE ellie await deja fait, ce qui
est une habitude creole d'appeIer
les servitenrs. Mais cette seconGe
partie de la conversation await bien
dnre une demi-heure. Presque
anssit6t la femme de chambre
apparut.
-Venillez pr6venir Nile. Riva-
darcos que sa mere pattend, dit
Nine. Moreau.
La volci, repon,iit la suivante.
Anita entra, en- effet. Ellie await
renis son chapean. Bien qu'elle
n'elt pas eu d'inquietude a propre
ment parler, ce fnt un soulagement
ct une joie pour Emma que de re-.
voir sa file.
La voiture qui vous a amen6es
va vous reconduire a votre hotel,
ut la ma1tresse de la maison.
An moment de prendre congo.
la baroune s'avanca vers Pin
connue:
-Je ne sails, madame, iui di, ellie,
81 nous mons revenons jamais, mais
ma reconnaissance ne finira qu'avec
ma vie, ct 81, un jour, CONNIE je
respere q present, je retrouve ma
flle, eh il faudra bien que vous
me permettiez de vous la presenter,
de hi dire:
VOLTA celle qui TIA rendu ia
mere!
Dolores s'inclina en- silence, ct
Nine Kivadarcos se fNt peut. .6tre
etonnee de ce silence. 81 Anita
n'avait, par un movement naturel
ct gracieux, tendu sont front a
Petrangere. Celle-ci y deposa mn
long baiser, puis la mere ct la file
regagnereDt la voiture, accompa-
gnees de Ia femme de chambre.
Lorsque cette derniere rentra dams
le salon on s'etaient passees les |
scenes que nous venons de rappor.
ter, ellie tronva sa maitresse accou-
dee pres dune table ct Ie front |
cache entire ses mains.
-Qu'avez vous, chere maitresse
Iui demanda t,elle dune voix e;nne.
Celle a qui s'adressait la ques-
ton sOuleva lentement Ia tGte.
Cette t6te etait liyide ct racODtait
l'atroces souffrances morales.
All! Frasqnita, murlnura Do.
ores, je n'aurais pas cru que celia
'ut aussi douloureux. Mais, il le
'allait. Tout est fni2
Tout est fini, maitresse.
Pendant ce temps, la voiture
'oulait sur le pave, emmenant Nine.
Rivadarcos ct sa file.
.".Or, voici ce qui s'etait accom-.
,li, A partir de rinstant on Anita
talt sortie sur les pas de FraS.
|nits.
En- quittant le salon, ellie s'etaitl
rouv6e dams nne petite piece a as.
'ect lie boudoir on ellie apereut,
iendue sur une chaise Tongue, ct
ans une immobilite parfaite, une
sune fille, don't le vissse iui paru:i
harmant ct sympathique. Anita ,
approcha discretement de la
haise Tongue. mais dependant en-
sisant Quelque bruit pour prevenir s
u'elle etait la. Alors, an for ct a
lesure qu'elle s'approchait, Ia ieu- :
. file, etendue spr la chaise lou
ne, Sc souleva dan movement
mt ct regulier, ct, lorsque Anita )
It anpreS Ielle, ce;Ie-ci Sc tronva /
ntierement debont. Bien que sou :,
gard fnt vague ct indecis, ellie d
,uriai;. Dun geste dOux ct lent. :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
PATERSON.

Tho Newark Conference Of T." Methodist Episcopal
Church send, one more minister 10 Paterson tn, Nca9
\ circuit was formed including Grace Church. stony
Road vi .ion and cedar GIN Park Mission. and ih"
Rev T. H. Robertson transferred from simpson
Church I'm the new circuit the Rev. X. h. EOyd being
sent 10 simpson Church. from Andovcr Sussex County
The Rev. Or. &. L. Thompson. II the Madison Ave
nue. PRESBYTERIAN Church. New iork. addressed tho
Christian EndcayOr Mon Of the First Presbyterian
Church last evening on the subject II Applied
rhri-tanity.7 1t the third anniversary OF the
Union
Robert j. Burdcttc lad arranged Ia deliver the
funeral Grafton at the cremation Of the FIRST BAPTIST
church mortgage to night but il wa announced yc,
tcrday that had cancelled the engagement for fear
- missing another 10 morrow night ia u distant place
The mortgage Will be crcmatcd. however.
The centennial anniversary Of the founding Of the
cv If Paterson by Alexander Hamilton IN 1872 Will
,ccur ON the Attn Of july l-0.. and the Board ~
Trade has appointed a committee to arrange for a
uroper celebration, including an industrial parade and
an exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

The second day Of the Cole library sale attracted
larger crowd than the first and prices continued
good for the trc:i urcr, Of the cole ton, while few
standard book, which not 80 scarce were decided
bargain. for their purchasers Two Of the boohs Of
honrs which sold high were Nos. go and 27l ~ the
catalogue. The first oi these was printed By PhihpW
Pigouchct In 1895 and brought $lo5. The other was
sold 10 D. g. Francis FOR r@1 Both were printed on
vcllum beautifully illustrated and Illuminated and
clabOIately bound by Matthews. A. &. NcClurg co.,
If Chracn bought Ircand, Records Of the New York
stage" large paper copy for go. Irvngs kncaer
booker History Of New YORK; the edition printed for
the Grolicr cub, was sold 10 Joseph Sabln for so.
MAbcrcy' Print Collector brought flOj from +. j.
lonavcnturc: and al old mis-al rca he'd SIG. which
wa Dd by Mr.. Marie The bull against Dr. Luther
with the paia coat IF arm. printed IN 1870. brought
-.J. and Luther, reply $50. letter from Luther
tie Pope went for rl3. The first edition Of Piers
IioNman brought so, Lilly'- Eaphuc,,' ~ and
Moore, Memoirs Of Richard Biihelcy Sheridan ,
bought by Dr. baldwin, &72 The day > sales
amounted to over $500.
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OUTGOING STEI NERS.
TODAY.
Vessel
SHIPPING NEITS
PORT OF NEw.yoRK.........Tr TUESDAY. APRIL7. 1885,
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........Tr TUESDAY. APRIL7. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Exeter CITY dbr Weiss Bristol Mar 10 swansea
~ viii mlse James ArkeIl 20. Arrived At the Bar
SIc,n'cr E,cr oicr Bremen Mar - southampton
70 with mdsr passengers 10 Drlrcs co Arrived al the
Bar NJ :. 80 M
4, runrh i,NrA Co Arrived al tl.J B.rat2lm
steamer pnahouia4 BIZ mos. Mediterranean ports via
Glhr,it,r Mar - with mdsc 10 Phelps Bros Co. Arrived at
the Bar II
Hama, with mi,c and henderson Bros
Arrived a Bli AT Il / p an
GREGORY BIZ j Ansun t'art Mar -. Natanlau
10 Para - with mi," anlI passenger to booth &C" Ar
a ,ho Bar Al $50 IN
steamer Rilsr Nog Hansen H,raol d days with fruit
TO Conrl A. P,arsll Arrived at the Bar 1t sam
sltr Win ml-c aut
pssscugrr- to X !. Wake
steamer ouyandotte, Walker Newport and Norfolk
with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion - Co
SIramer ten Wntney Bcase. Boston, mdse and pass
engers q n + DlmocA
steamer Amos Barsow Corwn with mdse 10
Kackett liIoa
SUNSET wind at SANDY Hook moderate. Sc, light
rain AT CITY Island. wind moderate. 81. light ram
Arrived Yesterday
10 simpson spence Young Arrived at the Bar at $50
CLEARED.
steomor Alrac (Br) Roberts. Liverpool Queenstown
J Bruce lsnaN,
town Peter Wright a son.
steamer Nutnrno tl,r. Watson London >anderson Son.
Apollo (Brl, Potter Hull SandersOn 4 son.
Steamer Boigrava lbr). b0othDy. Glasgow-Henderson
Bros.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs-Thc Board OF Trustees mas rom
spccial election of taxpayers for Monday ncA', o
10 p. m. at the Town Hall 10 vote iVr
against tile adoption of sphon for the sever - U
outlet William II. tidcr, OF Npr"al H. Oonn o
has hecn appointed supervising engineer Oh 'le scM'
ronstruction vice william IL. Landreth ressiie.,.
The Board Of Trustees has declined 10 aPPIoP.ia.o'
tho $50 requested by the taxpayers mectih-. =,
drfay the - pcnscs incurred in the employ nleu vi
experts 10 Investigate the construction OF thc sc"cr
work.
NoT'NT VERNON.-The Baptist Church was prop,
ably never before filled with people a. IL Wa or
Monday night at sOciablc in honor OF tIc nv
pastor the Rev. &, II. Dodd lie was Ecpt pnsy
ihalIng hands and otherwise receiving thc grccuis
Of The people until nearly IL o'clock r.. W.
Chyvis who it Is believed. was accidentally sot u,
, uciehhor at = a. m Friday morning last' VIII
returning from "A dinner at a frends mouse Is ~
porcd ont Of danger. II i expected thdu ne VII! W
allie to be ont in "A few days. Inc movement !, w.
organize a new Episcopal Church on chester I'M
has been revived. There was an application 10
pIshon Potter for dspcnsatiOn about year de",
lie took the matter under consideration. but dchlcn
Inc apnlcaiion because Of urgent opposition 10 IT,
The project is strongly supported numerically anu
financially.
soNERs CEYTRE.-Iamcs :. Vail, an ola and n,
rcsprrted citizen Of Wcstehestcr County, dlch OF
heart disease sunday night. He wa. intercStc',
largely I'm real estate in Minneapolis Minn.' ana
Fan Claire Wis. The funeral will he hclh al tfe
carmel Methodist Episcopal Church today al
O'Clock.
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FIVE CARRIAGES FOR SINNER Use.

Tho chief demand among buyers Of carriages AZ
present is for vehicle T. hc used in the country ana
al the sea,horc. and j. Cnrlcs manufacturer of car
riaec- Al stat. g. and Eocim Place. HrOohlfn has
lar.c well chosen and attractive stock IN which per
sons can easily md fast the kind ~ convey ancc they
want lie has especially handsome display 81
fancy road trap, ia natural wood. for summer use
There are Derby wagons. various KIND, Of combination
hurAhlard. dog cart, and village carts pr"iiF T."
l,nl. on aud comfortable 20 md" ir Nr. 'uflcv al .
Ia a largo line of vehicles for summer o." wiu'h are
a. anur1:tiae - the CIV streets a. e. the country
rogd- Among snch AZ" 'tbiI''i' car We
to,. surrey wagons and canopy and ~aNony phacfons
In the large -iOrcrooms are also Berlin COACHES.
hrouclaw- and landlu-. which are Of course better
suited 10 the winter month, than 70 the summer time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

The brooklyn Cliy Railroad Company has purchased
the luhlIn, now occupied hy the United states courts
Al Clinton and Montague SIS. aid II VIII be altered
INTO am Office builGns for the company a, soon a. tho
urr.cnt tenant, remove. which viii he upon The com
ul.fion If the new Federal imdne AZ Washington
and Johnson ~. The property belonged 70 the estate
II Judge M,,uc ard va, sold for t-OOooO
= y Whit, has sold hi, Interest I'm the mammoth
excursion steamboat 'rand Republic 10 the rcorsanil"d
fr,h.rin,hcr steamboat Company for ~-ls 900. The
vessel cost Sl-iuOO without her furniture and Is
chartered carry 800 persons. Til" lat" X Cornell
White and Dbl, Associates formerly ov ned her and :. v
White took the controlling interest a, an investment.
The Rev Archibald =. McDnrmd. II Canada. has
been called - the pulpit ~ thc tabernacle BAPTIST
Church to succeed Dr. Frank Roger, Morse now 81
New York.
T. Mott Van Wagner died ~ Monday at 10 OF
Ashland Place AZ the axe ~ seventy. lie did large
real estate business from l-oO to lao.
The Rev Henry -. Hi,coV decline, 10 accept TIN
call II the Hanson Place Baptist Church To- II, vacant
pulpit.
William Daniels va, convicted Of assault In Tho
first degree IN the lrooi.yn Court of session, last
evening for shooting IN, sister Last fall Ill, defence
insanity.
An appeal s. 10 be taken from the decision Of
Judge Van Wydl IN the city court denying divorce
io Hudson Il. soaring from Mrs. Mary Margaret
soaring.
Henry >tcncns age ffty one tailor. cut his throat
to end his life Yesterday morning. lie will probably
recover. lie was dc,pondrnt from lack Of work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
FADING INK HELPS 4 PLAUSIBLE SWTNDLE

The counties II Green, Delaware. Ulster and SchO-
aric have recently been suffering from unusually
heavy visitation Of swindcr,. In quick succession
hrr, came the Bohemian otls the gold brick the cheap
clothing and cheap grocery swindlc. in all ~ which
great many farmer were caught, and now comes the
pougllshalc which is a little worse than those that
preceded il. \ smooth tongucd individual has been
calling upon farmers representing himself as the in.
vcmtOr of a pougI,har which. in order to intro
ducc, he is willing to leave without piymcn provided
that the farmer would agree to give 1t trial and
promise if the ploucl,hac satisfactory. to
mend il 10 hi, neicbor,. should it not be found
useful hr must return IT to a given address. To
simple little agreement Of this kind the farmer did
object to pat his name. the ingenious inventor hand
ing him fountain pen with which he had written
ont ihr rest OF the paper in order to sign II. After
short time several farmers found notes for different
amounts in circulation with their signature, attached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
9 TILE rRlEyp OF TIE COMMITTEE REPLIES.

THE FRIEND OF TIE COMMITTEE REPLIES.
W Bourkc Cochran yesterday sent the following
letter to senator j. Soat Fassct Of the state senate
Committee on Cities:
Won will doubtless remember that In reply to my ques-
,ions Yesterday Justice Klbreth explained that h. based
the oinon which he expressed 10 your committee tha'
I'm the police court, Of this city were not crm
nal convictions within the meaning OF Section LIS OF the
Consolidation Act the proposition h't WINE m'oNici
,io, was an .,orencc II not a "cfime.'
In order that you may form an accurate 'S'ma" Of inc
value OF this opinion leave to call your attention to
the case OF the People rel. Popp ~ stephen H. French
., al no y Y d. $50 whore The Court u Appeals
spocncaly held that the words "of'nce' and 'crne"
are SYNONYMOUS and that conviction for ntoAaton was
a conviction OF crime
OF course you will not understand me as in any way
ins,nuang that the decision Of the Court % Appeals should
have any greater weight with your committee than us
or,non ~ the eminent juri-t who has been selected a.
vour expert but | deem IL due to my position A. '"e
,r,ond Of the committee suggest that your adoption
q, the views OF the learned police magistrate VIII De
equivalent 70 reversal OF the judgment Of the highest
tribunal In the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

licenses at the beginning instead OF at INC '."'o Va
the wear the Belt Line Company yesterday PAD INT"
the Controllers Office the sum Of S3f5o on It's cars
IN use for 1880 Other companies Will 90 the same
thing.
Among the passengers on the Fnlda' when Sa'eu
Yesterday morning was Nacrian Grbayedon' "ho'
starting a. maker of Illustrations for newspapers mas
dcyclopcd into one of the wellkno"n pen anu lin
portrait artists of this country TIC eocs 70 N'""''
as the special resident artist VI INC .so,
.o.,~ = and will be followed the Adria;ic to-day
hv poultncv Bsclow who has been engaged 10y 'hc
same journal as special European correspondent
Controller Myers said yesterday that as memDcr
- cha vorld,s Fair Committee he was in favor OF
turning the $4,000 in the trcasurcrS hands TO
tho Washington Memorial Arch Fund ThlS' nc salu'
could not be done without the consent Oh t"c SUI
scribcrs but he did not DOUBT 'heir "'IEc.S ~ "'0
.,.,, ,ano rho n,nd now amounts to S7372l ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
THE WEST POINT CADETS DRESS COAT

from Inc Washington lo'l.
The cadet uniform Is also great help in this d
rcctOn. The Dir, ss-cOat Is tight. very tight. The
shoulders heavily padded. ~ order 10 give them
square eject The chest is made thick. that there
VIII be no danger Of WrlHklln-. And, IN Size "A new
dress coat seems always 10 he designed for boy
cra sizes smaller than the one who i 10 wear II.
dress coat. in fact. i always "A source Of
suffering 10 lis owner. When hc first puts II on II
buttons readily AT the neck. but II seems To lack
about six inches at the waist. The owner squirm
and wrigglc and attempt 10 reduce his waist To a
minimum circumference. but his maiden efforts are
ncvc. sufficient 10 button the new dress coat.
Experience i, great teacher though, and the
young fellow lauehlngly requests two of his
friends 10 lend their assistance. and with their
bined Juggling and squeezing he finally succeeds in
buttoning the coat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
ELIZABETH.

Theodore Censor and his son Fritz who attacked
a n,,ty Of Elizabeth whcclmcn. were arrested yc,tcr
dav and taken before Justice lcticd al Police Head
ouartcrs They pleaded not guilty. and furnished
bail to appear for trial at the May term Of court
telegram was received yesterday from the Albany
rcnitcntiary that Bernard Beatty had never been
admitted there. This settles tho question In tn
mind, Of the Union County authorities that the body
found March 10 In wood AT Lyons Farms Is non,
other than the missing Beatty.
william Harvey. a wealthy real estate dealer. died
Yesterday from heart failure.
Mrs, John q. stcars. well known leader III
society. fell of chair in her home. No. .31 Nortl
Broad ST. yesterday. and broke her leg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
NEWARK.
A MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.

CLEARING UP A MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY
rh. notice Of Newark yesterday morning arrested
Fd,rard smyth Charles Iloaeland Alloy sin, Williams
william McNicl, John Coleman and Carrie iiomcI
for committing daring and successful robbery III
the jcwclry factory Of Machrdsc y son on January
i Over $1,000 worth Of diamonds and other
precious stones taken from the factory ana ne
matter VA. .lrOudcd the deepest my ,trrN. over
-, nnn ,,nr, Of the good, stolen IA, been recovered
together with "A complete and finely finished sci Z"
hur.l,r'. tools. llOagland va, IN the employ "l il
fiiIi robbed. coleman III '"' UNIV "l NJ az
w:,S about to enter the house Of a widow "h" wa
known 10 have ~. 600 hidden away. The prisoner
,,rr ,ri.igncd In the Police Court late i the after
noon Coleman who is nineteen wears Old pleaded
guilty. and all The prisoners were hcld IN DEFAULT q"
bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
MRS. III MONIES READING.

The Young Ladies Guild Of the Madison Avcnno
Reformed Church yesterday afternoon identified
financially by highly successful parlor reading
given in lis aid by Mrs. sarah Cowell lie Moy ne
The delightful entertainment, which was held at The
Nadrd i'm West Fifty ninthst. was attended by a
large audience. principally composed Of charming
wcarcr. Of charming Easter bOnncts. Mrs. lie MOyno
read Austin Dob,ons dainty poem The sun Dial, .
and number Of other pieces. Her fair hearers
enthusiastic in their admiration OF her work, aud ap
piaudcd her heartily.
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vopTurpv NEW Jersey COUNTIES.


ENGLEWOOD.- Englewood has new journal, :" mo
FncIewood Press owned and edited by Joseph H..
Tlotson. formerly of the owners of 1.-The Engle-
wood Times II is handsomely printed, full OF local
news and heartily in sympathy with the enterprise ana
progress Of that beautiful suburban town.
uOBQKEN.-Miss Amelia Peer young woman Nv
ing at no 3O3 Willow avc has been missing from her
home since sunday night. For long time she mas
eurcrcd acutcly from cancer and her friends believe
that the pain has driven her to commit suicide.
RrTHERFORD.-John Modem, ncwsdeaer, has
received q warning to leave thc village wlthn TWO
weeks The warning is written and signed ." Inc
White Caps. Modem is respectable citizen
wEEIiAwKEN.-A welldrcsscd man about sixty
wears Old shot himself in the head on the CHI near the
West shore Ferry shortly after noon yesterday MS
clothing marked John f. Cummings ana ne Is sup
posed 10 have lived In Ncwlork City. lie was taken
20 - Narv's HOSPITAL Uobokcn, and died shortly
ri
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THE TRIBUNE.

steamer Irhn lGerl Helmers Bremen via sou'nAmp'A
CtlrCls pefef
" RIGHT a sons 1900. powr.naA
Archihti' .,...,,eo Buenos
~trenor Tlphinstone BIZ Mrrshal. Monteviueo' A
Ayres and nosaro- Punch. Ecye * Co ,.,.,s.A q
steamer Aluch (Br. Eggers. Windwsrd i'
steamer Moruca Brl. Broadfoot. Port SPAN irn'"A" "
= hr-ioil q pearsall.
steamer Br,er (Norl. Hansen Baracoa Gomez So,soiI.
Steamer Roanoke. iinlphers Newport News s"
OLD dominion rs Co a rcort,s
steamer ,imi ,aicr Kuhn. Baltimore X ,n,. s,nu
steamer North Fl.nt Obj. Wiloughiy. Phiia'e'P~ '
sou spence & Young. Dnock
~ieamnt Herman Winter allc Boston ~ ,,naT Rros
Slp Highlander tBrl. Edgctt, Mirseiies ars,.sn poe
Snlp Tagt lNoll. Sorans.n Perth AnO0 49,
SAILED. -,
steamers Hampshire. for China and Japan cab.o
R,,n,r Manhattan. Liverpool: NeieEle nI'a,rs
Auuch Barlado.>. Roanoke, Norfolk uo'hia n"""
LARK Itldo.. It kholm. 1900
THE MOVEMENTS OF SThAMEH''
FOREIGN PORTS ~,
ANTWERP. April Arrived, steamer 81 Os"A" ,''" -
Phersnn. from Network. cs.-r.ona (Brl
uAvHE. April Arrived. steamer IA Sn~eS-s
lie. II. from New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

Charles L3nier. Of the well-kn0wn banking house Of
Wln.Ow Irnicr Coz has ordered bust Of his cousin
Sidney Lanlcr the poet to b. presented 10 the Publc Ii.
biary al Macon. va Some Tine ago the Johns Hopkins
University to Mr.. Lanicr IN regard 10 procuring
bust his kn,lan. and he replied by Offering 10 pay
The Macon Public Library recently wrote to inquire
the name OF the sculptor and he replied with similar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

PRISONERS VAIN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.
Richard Norton who had been arrested for an az
tempt to pass bogus 81 check yesterday morning
made an attempt 10 escape from Justice stiisllH
court. In company with dozen other men he was
placed in the prisoners pen, when looks out upon
Cooper Place Watching his opportunity, he opened
3, window and droppcd to the sidewalk distance Of
fifteen feet. Then he toward Montgomery ST.
and into the arms of Detective Dalton who took him
back the court room. norton was subsequently
committed for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
IsAIIW.A Az

FORMING 4 NEW ATHLETIC CLUB.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the lldcran outing Club
Of Railway were filed yesterday With the clerk Of
Union County The association IS formed Of men
and women Of social standing 4 clubhouse will be
bnilt for the fostering of athletic exercises and
couraeemcnt OF social amuscmcnts. The officers :
Francis La Bar. president Carrie NJ. Durham, vice
president; Caroline Wells, secretary James y.
Mershon treasurer: Bertram Berry. field captain ;
assistants, Clinton Gray and James b. Meishon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
A coLoREp PASTOR IN TROUBLE.

A difficulty has arisen I'm the Newport Avenue
Methodist Church between the congregation and the
pastor the Rev Jordan Christmas. coorcd About
II 900 was raised by Mr.. Christmas toward building
new church. and the trustees charge him with mis-
anpropriatnr the money The pastor denies all
wrong doing and says he IS ready 10 account 70 the
church lie and his family. IL Is understood, have
removed to Orange. \ warrant has been issued Tor
his arrest on a charge Of obtaining - from the PrOvl
dent savings Institution by a false affidavit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

The seventh annual dinner 81 the society OF 'n
roohyniics was eaten last evening At the Perrcpont
House IA MAYOR John ". Hunter presided. a-S
made tle first speech after the coffee had been served
Tine other speakers we're cVInitcd states District
attorney l. v. rcuucy Judge Henry \. Moore,
Colonel John olbcy, 6. {. Leigh, Andrew Mclean
and Postmaster Hendrix