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New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
pLAINFIELD

The Common Council Of 1889 viii hold It's last
sion tonight. The retiring members Of the CoucI
are President Dnmont. Francis f. Marsh. Henry
j.. Ncwhal. f.. y. Erickson. Henry SqulIcs J. X
Myers and G.. warren Watson.
The new rcctory Of -. Mary's Catholic Church
is nearly completed The old cotory was burned
down several months ago.
The death rate Of Plainfcld for the last year
shows better average than many New Jersey
cities. The percentage has been 1857 for the
year. The plauhcd Chbral Socctv gave its first
concert last evening. I'm the Siillman opera House.
Every seat In tn large music hall filed The
Soloi~- were Mr.. Lorton. soprano; Miss Weed
contralto. Mr.. Lor0n. tenor Care Dunt. hasso.
The society rendered Alfred Il. Gaul's sacred
canata "Thc Holy city, The Philharmonic
orchestra Of New York. assisted
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
ORANGE
A GYPSY CAMP AT THE BALL.

The second Of the Ornng" assemblies given
In Tppcr Music Hall last evening. The decorations
were tasteful and unique. Al one end If the hall
was woodland scene with "A gypsy camp and a
mandolin scNtcttc cnsconccd in tent and dressed
i'm gypsy coetumcs. Above the centre Of the hall
was suspended floral canopy OF cvcrgrccns, tho
under side Of which was thlckly studded with fairy
mnps The patroncsscs Of the affair were Mrs.
andrews j. Noodworth. Mrs. Francis Spfr. Mr..
Charc, H. Narllcy. Mrs. Thomas = klngman. Mts. Will
fam Barr, Nils Henry Graves Mrs. W. II. RochfclloW,
Mrs, Charles 4. sterling Mrs. william y. Brewer, lr.
They stood on raised dais under canopy Of crimson
drapcric,. Among the guests were Mr.. aud Mr..
) j. Meekcr Of Newark; Miss Julia MccRcr, Miss
Mandcl Of Detroit: Miss Fleming, Miss Jeanne Web,
Mis-, Hattie Kellogg, Frederick :. Mn0tt. Miss Claire
Rogcrs Miss Alice Humphrey. Ms Anna Cllpp,
Mis- Edith Icnings, Miss Gertrude Chur. Mis- RITA
Fuguct Miss Lucilla Moore Miss Lena RocSicllow,
Miss Grace Bartholow, Miss May Fay, Ms; Jenkins
and Miss Hunt Of New York: james Chittck, sidney
n. Colgate, Henry G, Chur. Norman McEllicott
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
TPTN BTSY H1J'LKM.

r,,r MAD MAS \ BROTHER OF FATHER BfRNiS.
lame. l,ruc-. who Was found dead Z" vac '.'
,,t ou "Wednesday morning n''r ''' '''''' ,' ''
O.. r.-ht,cutn-t. and Manhattan ave. proves l" "' ''
.t..,t,,l,, I.,,r,. ,l thc church of the Blessed
..,.,, AZ -c,,ut, first 81. u,t"cru NIuih ana
r.,ti ,,.. The dead man va- 1920 ">prrt a''onh''h.
and na, -c,tl,l up the al''r, o many prominent
a,ont,un firms. lie had been h for long '"'
md uu,nl. Ia do any work. lNrnc had no iA"iN'
iut hc boarded ~ the northeast ''fHrr O." N'i'-,. -
,.. ,.f ,lf. hundred and c.-h ..r'h -t 'f'', -
,,u , Gardiner. reported 20 tnr p'.,r tha' l' l'''
...r i.yrnr. on thc ait"ruooh h'i''r iH' u'u' a.,
,.a, t,t.. a huudlc of straw over in th' l'i anu H
d,u.n resting Dol, head 10. Lampp i"r-'' hl 'D".
Inc matter until On" NAM death wa l'I,,' & ~
tli,..lf that lNrrgs did uot know now I'll h, va
and nm. dty being warm De- went OUTSIDE. ana i. a.
m of do-pondcncy las down and grew -" m",," W."
,lilo lyiu. There that De- Wa~ unable =" can l'' az
.i. .tancc I'D died from cNpo-ur'. I0c b"I u" ~
taken IN charge by hi, brother Father INihcS Sc''c'
day.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
CLEANED FROM NANY QUARTERS.

Sergeant william !. kuo,. thirty iour years "''
dcd from, L,drc, disease al h, home. so. 90 Eat
one hundred and sixty third e., on Thul-dN hs"''
knox had been a member Of the police force Tor ten
vcai- aud for t,c Last three year, was sergeant o'
the Thirty third Precinct. lie leaves wife ana ono
child.
Patrolman Ellsworth = Drew, Of the twenty l'i'n
Precinct Police station died about o'clock yesterday
,r.ruoon IN Ecllcvuc Hospital. Drcw's death adds
auotrcr To- 'hc H-t of victims of "a grippe lie
Wa "A -uslc man twenty eight years old, ana MS
parent, live ~ sing sing. .,, , A.,
The monthly uc,tius ~ the Republican cub OF the
XNIIld Assembly III Di,trct Wa- held ou Thursday even
inc AT the club rooms. 80. 100 Third ave 7''"l
Xl,r President =. ". Hopkins presided There was Il
Good attendance ana the club h1~ bright pr"~ph
Patrick j. Iyrnc-. of No. O33 Gates ave. lroDhNh'
,l-itcd Thomas Burns. in Broadway. between cue
Hundred and thriicth and ON" lurdrcd and Ih} mr.,
st. ON Thursday night. and 1ol into dispute ah"ub
some family matter \ fight resulted. Buru' bcliF
stabbed 10y INrucs. and thc former mo-" Hes at ''o
Manhattan Hospital at the point of death
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
,.nnn. ,vn sryDW COLLECTION

The following additional sums were rEY'"u l,I'.r"' >
-, ,,y C,,ri,, Laul.r, treasurer No. Il Nassau
a. , ,r ti,. uo-p,.A saturday and SUNDAY Col"
st. co,rriae church Reformed 500 church OF ,A'
"'' "''o" r,.-n,t,rian. a3lo, church of the pNh' Pa
,,,n,ty rn,cr-al,t s2ol o7; st. clements tp','i,
Az .5; 1t. Iamc,'- Episcopal ''I'"'"' gov ~,
W. n.,1 VUDr- each so: ". II. Wallace co..
% ''," f ,lbott 4 Co.. 4l5 r.. t. Fromc't. james H..
|-,,' ,.h so: ogden Walac, $50, l.llNa.y Coz.
.,no. uorn,hai Whitehead. We,-nan Co.. 800 H. .
r'"' ,,h Frank. Mr. iiaddo,k. each -, total up to
date $lO0i2 81.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
,,ns SnrrnmnRrn nlNGEnorSLY ILL

,,uii,r, T. Howe ann, arci in the supreme Court
,,crlay morning and had tlc writ ot hab1, corpus
which required Mrs. Hannah b. South""h who "itd
Otn,cn P,ttu. To Dee brourht Co court dissolved Tho
object ~ tine wit was t" have MIS-. N"Nu"''VH zee
,, from, the roants 10 . ho-uinl ON account ~ her
ni,. hut Mr. Howe announced that his client var top
nm q, l. removed aud "a, hr hat succeeded m getting
prop.r u,dic. attention her, hc would abandon the
habca, corpus PROCEEDINGS.
DR.. Chctwool the prison physician. said Yesterday
that Ms Southwolth might die m fouy-oieht houls.
Permission wa, yesterday given o Ms. Martini her
mothcr to stay with hc" all tlc time.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Rrs,sEss OUTLOOK AND RETROSPECT.

The failures reported 10 Il. q. Dun 4 Co. for the
last week have been 2yl r inc United states and 81 IA
Canada total Of 322 a2anst 2sS In the prev ious week
and 3s7 in the corresponding week of the preceding year
In lsso the failures numbered 10 49, ia every 81
firm. in the Unitd Statcs and 1,777, one in every
As firms in Canada The aggregate Of liabilities Wa7
slfs 7s 337 United States, against t23 S2)373
in 1855 and sIf,7l32-3 Canada against sli07l lD3
In ssS Ia United States the average Of Liabilities
for each failing Ia 1859 $l3O12, against sll132
In 1888, 1882 in 1857 and go G32 In 1854. The
weekly review reports the chief industries Of the
.Ountry a unusually prosperous on the whole.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
WV ynl,I,N,ANICK

TOO MANY ACCDENT- Ar GRADE CROSSINGS.
A number Of prominent Ncw Brunswick citizens,
Including President Merrill T.. Gat",. 81 Kutecr- col
lcec: the Rev. ". II. Ten ryck T. Robinson Warren,
cN Jgdgc Woodbridge strong and Warren iiarcnhurci.
held consultation yesterday with President Roberts.
II the Pcuu-y lvaua Railroad. to arrange plan for
the abolition Of all grade cro--iu@- DO the city. The
uumcrou, serious accident. ut the Street crossings
have prcop.tat"d discussion Of the railroad company .
plan for the elevation OF II, tracks.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
ELIZABETH.

TIE COUNTY OIJECTS 10 \ BG'RDENSOME TAX.
The Law Committee Of the Union County Board
81 Frcchpdcr- hal conference Wednesday =
Trenton with the Military Load of the state To CON
slider the demand of the state that the county make
an appropriation ~ So 900 for an arnor: at Eliza
beth. The committee informed the Military Board
that the appropriation would be hurdcn-omc tn tho
county and 10 decided to refer the matter 10 the
ATTORNEY General The new armory, If built VIII be
Ia, L..t
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.
THE vEXATIoUS SEWERAGE QUESTION

THE VENATIOUS SEWERAGE QUESTION.
consultation was held yesterday between Jersey
City officials representatives Of the lid District Cti
zens' Association and officials of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company relation to the defective sewerage OF
the lid District, about which much complaint has
been made. City Engineer Rugecs declared that the
only method to obtain relief is to establish pumping
station the shore front to pump the sewage into
the river. Engineer Blau who had been employed By
the Citizens Association. thought that five foot iron
pipe laid through the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's property would afford the needed relief. IEo
railroad company all the property through which
the would be built and would IL II petitions for
the sewer be assessed for nearly all the cost Nothing
dcfnte was decidcd upOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
cDrn,rops SEARCHING FOR ]. W. STEWART.

r,,nr, W. stewart Of 80. 37a Quney-,t'' Is -oush'
for Nv some # his creditor. lie vas o'aeF' al"
failed twice in the last two year. lie r,,ya'o ,,n'r
ero,ted row, Of new houses I'D Reid ave- N'po" ,,
ouch and Macon sts. lie Wa so sl"" III I'HH'"7
n,ymcuts that number OF b., creditors N'e,' ,,o
,t. n,oror.v. H.. Nlbltio- are ai,ui 81 2@,"'' @
'' ,,..t - ,i. .fputIu- 90 settle Ur il' 'l...
-oac Of .- Prop. ' -'".r , tt ,i- stewart had
hI.''' y, -..t9 f,r rest since bus A:,l l+''"'-
s.,'.' ~ ,du,t.d bu-lnc,, in Dob, wIfc'r name
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
THE PASTORS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

The Calvary Baptist Church. At sumner ave- $u
Doc,tur,t.. the pa-torate Of which the Rev 1ohh
Evans resigned few weeks ago. aecetted tne re,'-
nation AT a church meeting last evening y q'''F
wa, read from Mr. Evans. in which lie a''e,e' "'
cause for his action and declined To "ithdr'" 'he
iruation. a. the church requested MN % "'
r1iti, coe. into cnec' at the close of the month
, ,T.i,. largely built hy 1r. Evans LDoI,9,
nv NV recpt,y d,di,atel Mr. E.au- ha- received cans
from chufclc, iu several cites.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
WORKING HARD FoR BALLOT Reform.

The Ballot Reform League Of the Nth Assembly
D- tric held il, weekly meeting last ni2ht at ~" l"'
Eat Fourthst. Iaul Boc-ig presided, and l. r.
povsr, was secretary. Encouraging reports were
made showing that about 900 voter, in the district
have signed the petition for ballot REFORM ana that Il"
one ho- vet refused sign when asked t. do So John
Ircung. Of thc Executive Committee oa~ mat ne
& loon invtt.d tn CA plain the object of thc League
to the County Democratic organization Of the district
,t IFS ucNt meeting, probably ON Monday, at SECOND
ace and FUth.-t. \ committee from the League
,y wait on the County men and get more signatures
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

Steamer Cutie (Br Nico Liverpool DEC 81. with md'e "
Bruce Ismay. Arrived at the Bar at Az m nsola
Aux ayes 90 Port Fortune Island a. with md''
steamer ciGGad Co1ioi tspanl CarmOnA Havana days
with and passengers To NJ Ceballos d 20. ArrNou
steamSr ii Dorado Byrne. Neworean' days. with md''
steamer ROANOKE Hulphers Newport New. and Norfolk.
with mdse and passengers To Od DOMINION os uo-.,.
steamer Eeanora. Portland. with mdseto Horaus
shi2 Tacoma Sheldon Francisco septt. with mdss
20 order vessel W Elwel & co. ~ -, ,.D.,..
kwasr with sugar to Geo wote vessel to Tobias CO
sUNsET-wnd at Sandy Hook fre'o' Nv" Cloudy Az
City Island, wind light y; clear.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Lake Huron tBr MHTay Liverpool Dec H. VIA
steamer Yoodland Begl NeAel' Antwerp tO Dec H. with
mde and passenves 10 reer EEL SnoDS CITY Point and
steamer II Dinock. Eldrdge Boston. with md'e 70 y
Dnock. ,-,a eoor. Neygnor, vevs with coal to IN
OrcutL crr.pvn
Steamer Ftruria tBr) Hams Liverpool via Queenstown-
STEAMER srns Br Foster LverpoOl-Busk JevOn,
steamer stateOf Alabama tBp, LEWIS Iasgo"-Au'"n
steamer Benarlg (r Freeman GLASGOW anderson Bros
steamer Island Dan. skJodt. settin Copenhagen &c
steamer m Fraqsgs Ss Rav.sA PR sSd Afs5bst Fssf st
Steamer State of Texas Williams, Fernandina-c
Steamer Yemassee Mckee Charleston and Jacksonville
CITY Of birmingham Berg savanDah,1R Walker
S,p ..oe Ii ,o lY,,r' BIIae Bantzlc-Carsten Boo
B4rK Elnor Vernon Berry Wellington anu Au'A"""' N
r W CtIuerun !. co. W IT c-os.manA
BIO ,..,.os,o rt.hon-Funoh
ECyet Co ,--.- roh, N,or,op
parE r san (NOr). Rastr up, Buehos AyIes-
BARK Lillian Mitchell, Buenos Ayres-John Norton d sons
SAILED
Liverpool; state OF Nevada, GLASGOW
Sarona Gasgo Pcnnland. Antwerp; state OF IeAas fer
raudua city Birmingham. savannah; fenasee CAArIes
Tara,
Slips Hi.ara for Yokohama; kanlbria' BsAVA' 'a'A
TI.tl.r IA O.
p4rk. scanmcl Bros "r shanghai Aipheus sssia5
Penang. SydLey. NSW; AJAX LOndOhi Auons
-t,t..u. Emma Pay Atnt. Passages
A., .,,i.t-yi. Long i.and s1und-Brig Sarah wallace
- John, y g.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
SHIELDS Jan 8-saec salerno tBr). Rogers fof
LIyEKroo Jan S-Arrlvej. steamer England tBr) Heey.
HAMBt EG Jan 3-Arriyed Russia GER. sehee.
EorrgRpaM Jan s-Arrlyed. Obdam (Dtch) BsA
ker from NeW-HOrk.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
L pARECR.S PROuOTION.

Distrct.Attorncy Fellows stcrday appointed A. j..
Parker a. Assistant D.strct-Attomcy at salary OF
81 800 lie has been receiving salary Of $1,000
deputy assistant. william Taycrs jerome, a deputy
si,ant who credit by his In the prosecu
tiOn OF important cases. had his salary increased from
SO 600 to $1,000 Mr.. Jcrome's appointment fun
assistant expected by the lawyers and others who have
watched his a prosecutor. Mr. Parker Was a
stcnogaphcr in the Corporation COuuses onice
and has been secretary 10 surveyor Bcattc secretary TO
tines ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
.,. r,,,ocr ,rrc HRvcnNEN.

The new Commissioners of Charities and Oo'rgr',
,.,,.d 10 .ipr-,rtc County ~ereheeper ".'.r'
I@,. I' Who has successfully performed the '., aa'g
a., tc Office for more than dozen year ,y opIo u, tbc
in, cx A,.cmnl,man NaG5, I9I gii ' E. ,,orcd
rHf t~g-.r rl,c. OFF ciiet cn-in'c; %, - w. t,b6
:" ,",,,iiir.. I'm place of Join -lf... h'p"'''''"'
,- L~d tie oni,c for four years
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

People may talk of the hcroism ana praise due
our Ifc-s3ycrs aud ircmcn, also, and very justly,
too. Why Hecadsc these Mcn risk their lives
to save yours Rogers Royal Ncrvinc IS just az
great llc-savcr-ayc, even greater, and the only
difference is that y0m ri-I yOur own tifc
by not using ii if you need it, 1t gives new life,
vigor and cncr.y 10 tlc weak, wasted and woin
out: it revvcs, rinyigomtcs, tones up anR
strengthens your whole systcm. II p"c9cnds
as much as it. cures. II is pleasant to take, and
does its work rapidly and satisfactorily. Price
Al.OO.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

National Republican League reference case Stewart
Building. - 49, c-,.... -,
Executive Committee OF Worlds Fair ConlhlVVee 0N
LEGISLATION Mr Depew's office, p. m.
Free lecture by David b. Sickes, Cooper Union D. in'
Ladies' Day at New-York Athletic Cluo afternoon.
Professor Bekmores lecture. Museum OF Natural HIS
tory, 0:30 a. 49,, ,
Junior Arion Society ball. Arion Hall, evening
LAYING OF cornerstone OF Paterson Nauoh~l DshA'
Paterson, p. m.
N,aeansett Club celebration, evening" p
Patrick sullivan benefit, New Lyceum Opera House. .
Lecture by Professor Adophe Cohn, Columbia College,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
.,,.,-.,n>rn 0.uorN BURIED.

The funeral of vnted states ,,' t.r,la,
Al,ap o,n ",'''' "' the c.u,n Of the sa,'ur - re,re
ig'"3'" rro funeral service, were conta'tgd by IN.
goH' . st. John w. caaau,s s. r. camp Robert 'I'sg DIV FL
r,r,l. r . United STATE, c.4@.i]o"er' ] ~ ~ "a foaay. 'ay
dc' Alien ana N'F'i IT, HE.Ib fEr.biaS6aa v. l. gul.r
II II. H. .hcldon and PhauGcr shaw" Tie O".''l "''
~
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
nrcLnLNG ON THE PRLMARr ELEcTIONS.

Tn, member. Of tho Republican County Executive
,i,t,o met Yesterday a. thc Fifth Avenue Hotel and
d.d to hold tine primary elections ON Tuesday evening.
,,,rv1I The Official notice % tai, effect viii bc pub
,,oa ,,>t ycc.. \ m,rtng of the General Committee
will be- held on January ld.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
OPADETTA

A WEALTHY FARMER HANGS HIMSELF
John Van Wagner, wealthy farmer OF Oradoll'
hanged himself in his barn last evening. The act
was caused by worrying
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Fairman Rogers. OF Phhauelpnis' s
FIFTH AVENUE-Senator r. F. Petugrew' OF % oou.n
nakota. Congressman John F. Andrew Boston; Andrew
D. White OF Cornell University; Wayne MacN oi
Pennsyl ylvana, and George g. SILL OF Hartford NJ
MAN-Judge William ]. Wallace, OF Syracuse. MChNAi
HILI-PIotessor Timothy Dwight, OF Yale College, anu
Senator G.. A. Deane. Of Copake. n. Y. V1C1oh4A-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

LITIGATION OVER THE ESTATE OF F. A. POTTS
The report Of the referee in the suit oi N'llar, H
Potts. George VI. Weld, Nelson J. Gates ana o,n'''
against Sarah Brcvoort Potts, individually anu % a.
executrx Of the last will and testament oil fr'ue'1
A. Potts Joseph +. Moore and others including eVc'"i
infants, is pending in the supreme Court lrguo''I
A. Potts was president Of the suaqueHah'a hoI 80
,,a,,a,,, and fine head Of the great coal firm OF
y potts & Co.. Of 40. 20 Broadway, Nc"-lorA'
ono of the three controlling the coal trade OF the
conntry The complaint I'm the suit alleges tn%, ,,'
while Mr potts at the head Of HI, Gi a. b3nid
b .diudrrd 10 have been held in tri>t Ioi ,lo MI, NJ
Tho rrf.rce find, that this Is sustained ~ ~ ,,b
lie ,ras once a Republican candidate Tor "o'erAoI VI
NnW .Inr,eY.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 8.
Announcements.

4 word Of advice II you are troubled with tho
III ,t,os. irr-a. on OF the q roat Brummes Cele-
Iratsd Cough Drops. Genuine have A. IL. b. on each
drop.
HENRY 4. DANIELS. VI. d..
$40 WEST 126THSr.
Diseases OF the Nervous system lienloo Urinary orfaaA
Impotence and Ster.iy. Hours ~ i 70
Kennedys Derby Hats, : 90 and 81 90. equal
ho-. 3 and direct from the maker %
v,utr saving middle profits, silk hats newest taShohs.
$500 $3.50 $3.50 26 Cortandt-st, upstairs
Mrs WINSLOw SOOTHING SYRUP
YI9s been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
n MOTHERS their CHILDREN WHILE TEEIn.
INT with PERFECT SUCCESS. II soOTHES ns
CHILD SOFVENS 'he GUNS. ALLAfS all fhN.
CI-ErS WIND collie. ana Is the best remedy. ior
III DIAERTOFN Sold 1y Drucc,s's In every part OF the
world Twenty. five cents bottle
THE BOYNToN FURNACE Co.
For Boynton's Furnaces. Hot Vac leaters' fanse~
&c 20 to 2O7 and 2l9 Watcr-st. Newfork
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Darlington Henniug, Arthur C. Zimmerman and Will

Z
lam S. Macy.
William Clorer, a hat manufacturer OF orange
valley made an assignment yesterday for the beneht
of his creditors. His liabilities are about Slo'OOo
and his assets nominal. lie will probably make an
arrangement to continue in business on commission
basis.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
TO Dl~CT., AGRICT-ITtR\ TOPICS

The Union County Board Of Agriculture has elected
the following officers: President Dennis Long. eccrc
tary and librarian. Dennis &. Crane. treasurer Robert
Woodruff Board Of Directors, John .. Maecc, Fred
cricls Woodruff. james Ieadcy Mo-c- .. Winrn-, f. Z.
Bcchc -. T. Wade. representative 10 the state Board
nf Agriculture Noah W. IHrc"ll The board proposes
10 hold semi monthly sessions during the winter
month, iu different townships of the county to di,
cuhs agricultural topics.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

THE UNION PRINT WORKS IN DIFFICULTIES
An order to show cause why receiver s'ouio w,
be appointed for the Union Print Works wa ,
by Judge Cullen yesterday in the supreme Co"''
A suit has been brought by Augustus LeVey anu go
Levy TO wind up the concern as Wholly Nn,oI'I
The factory Of the company Is al Nos - ~ '.', n,
eon.avo 1be company was formed little more
thon wear ago. with $4,000 capital, to man'iia'-
., sotipats and similar goods. The cOrpordtr' VIZ
William H. Locke, william II. Loihg f., lar Ianu,ry al
i,t f,r s5t OOG with \. A. Lcvcy a trustee: ~ -
said that the interest passed in July ,G i GOO @
and buildings of the company are valued at FlV%oDy %
th Gret mortgage for - 200 to Jeanette LeE6'
d ~," the entire propcrty is considered worth e2lOoo
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

a stubborn fire broke out Yesterday in the cellar
Of Henry Schcclcrs house. No. D Railway ave. The
building was damaged several hundred dollars
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
L'apErf,N PORTS

sHrKlps Jan S-saei steamer tBr). Rogers for
,Y..r-
LIyEKroor Jan S-Arrvej steamer England lBr)' Heey.
from -.
HAMBUEd Jan 3-Arrved steamer Russia GER. schee.
Sew. YORK nh, n,
ROTTERDAM Jan 3-Arriyed. steamer obdam (Dtch) bsA
ker from New.YOrk
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-27
GREAT is CODY

While the matter is not one of such
pressing present Importance as to demand
special attention at this time. neverthe-
less the mind Of those who sit at nights at
editorial desks and watch the world.
must once in while revert to Buffalo
Bin and his wild west while they make
Rome howl Then they are in 1.-THE
eternal city. that sat upon her seven
hills and from her throne Of beauty
ruled the world. She sits ON her seven
bills yet. bat isn't ruling with that uni
versatility which was her wont at the
time whereof Col. Rienzi spoke so elo-
qurutly. but She is fondling in her lap
Col. Cody. his painted savages. the
roliclsy pap1ose. the bucking broncho aud
She intense but raw boned cowboy. the
bcDuslled Squaws. the pug-hatted and
ahominable aboringine with his stony
aud stoical glare and his ungrunted
gmnt What a lap-ful old Rome has and
that outfit is teaching the defendants of
the CAESARS. the Ciccros and the Tarquins
The true state Of affairs in the great re-
public Of the lnited States Of North
America The bathless squaws are there
marching ln single file with government
pants on which are conspicuously
patched al their broadcast surface with
he -four sacks of their fathers. labeled
NNN. For amily [ So. and this flower
% Nmcrica's first aristocracy is showing
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-27
KUMLATELY'S KINKS.

1t Is astonishing to me. saws Mr.
kumlatcly,' how much people have talked
about drinking and how they have acted
upon it,. The bible advises drink ia GER
tain places. especially where Paul writes
to Timothy saying Drink no longer
water. but use little wine for thy stom-
ach'S sake aud thine often infirmities and
in the last chapter Of proverbs where
King Lemuel'S mother says To him.
Give strong drink unto him that j. ready
to perish and time unto those that be- of
heavy hearts. Let him drink and forget
his misery and remember his poverty no
more. Old Mrs. Lemucl must have
known "A great deal about how it was
herself for have been reliably informed
that when man gets sufficient guam
tity of tangle foot Of any kind he not only
forgets his poverty but imagine that he
runs the earth and several adjacent
planets. Doubtless few, comparatively,
have read Robert Burns paraphrase of
the words of King Lemuel's mother. As
nearly as can remember it is like this:
Gle him strong drink.
Until he wink
That's pressed wi. grief and care.
And liquor guild
To fire his bluid
That sinking wi despair;
There let him bouse.
And deep carouse,
WI bumpers flowing DER.
Till he forgets
His los and debts
And minds his griefs ma more"
-
Mr.. kumlately says. "The picture,
that some of the papers of the East are
printing of malefactors who are executed
from time TO time, in expiration
of their felOnies. are rapidly
doing more to freak up crime in those
states than even the fear of the gallows
or deadly volts Of legal electricity. No
man will run the risk Of being hung and
having himself portraited in that manner
at the same time. II is more then can be-
expected Of the most daring desperate.
There are doubtless men everywhere who
are not afraid Of death in its usual form
and some exist who can court death be-
cause they are tired of life. and such
are of course not deferred from
crime of the worst character by
fear Of the direst penalties Of the law
But when those papers chip in with their
pictures Of criminals. the hand Of the as
sassin is stayed. He pales with horror.
and stands aghast at the fate of his fellow