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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK
ANOTHER STREET RAILROAD SOIL

ANOTHER STREET EAILkOAD SoLD.
The Philadelphia syndicate which recently purchased
the Essex Passenger Railway Companies system of
roads in Newark has just made arrangements for ac
curing the Newark and Elizabeth IlOrsccar Railroad
majority Of the stock ha been bought, ana the Con
molly street Railway Equipment Company, which has
been operating the line under agreement with the
sockholders has tran fcrrcd It's agreement to the
syndicate The stock Of the road j. S22Ooo ana the
bonds 100000. The terms Of sale are not stated
but il is believed that the syndicate has pald moro
than doublc the per value of the stock and agreed
IN ,ssuIe tbe botdcd debt. The road runs from the
Erie Railroad station in Newark through "aNeriy ana
EIH,bctL ID EIzabcthpOrt.
g. II is understood that the syndicate will buy the
North and south Orange Railroad undcr us option Oh
~ 600 900 I'M, will give possession Of the entire
srcot railroad system of Newark. Hcllcvillc south
orange East Orange, bloomfield, Livingston and
probably orange CITY.
The Newark woman's Presbyterian Society Of Home
Missions had its annual meeting yesterday at the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Mr.. |. ii. pOlhemus presided
and Mrs J. p. Duscnbcrry made the address OF vel
come Mrs. W. f.. IlOncyman of Painted, spoke IN
lcbalf of the New-Jcrscy Academy at Logan, Utah.
which has 100 Mormon Children and Is doing good
-yorG.
C. Il. Lut, formerly manager OF the 'hapihh
Lumbcr Company, arrested yesterday on com
plant of member OF the company, VINO chaiseu MN
with the larceny Of $500.
The Common Council last night granted to the street
railway companies the privilege to erect and maintain
an overhead electric wire system on all their lines
The vote was twenty ALTERNATIVES 70 eight negatives.
Five per cent of gross earnings will be paid to the
city for the privilege.
The tnrv I'm the case Of City Physician F. !. Tct
rcault Of Orange. AGAINST Daniel Duean, Editor OF
"The Orange Herald for criminal libel. announced
Yesterday morning that they could not agree. They
were out sixteen hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

7.
The street cleaning contract for the three years
beginning April awarded yesterday TO 'iah-
ford a Valentine by City Works Commissioner Adams.
Their bid was So - per mile for street ccahhE'
and for removing ashes $4,000 for the nr-t year
s14i ono far fine second year. and Sl4- 600 for the
third year The contractors put IN the second lowest
lid for street cleaning and the fourth lowest Tor
removing ashes. The lowest bidder was the hrm OF
Cassidy 4 Co.. who bid $40 mile for street cleaning
and $4,000. Sl35O and S139.oOO for the three
successive years for removing ashes. Inc 'oinlI'-
s0ncr said he rejected the bd because ]" was '''
low for a fair profit The present contractor doc
tho ,vor, for SO 90 "A mile and has lost II is >did
$50 600 on hi, contract. He bid 80 - for Tie he"
contract The contract calls for the cleaning n.
H. 900 miles Il year. instead OF 1000 uhucI 'It o."
contract Al the rate the bid is AWARDED the tiAI
amount expended the three years NH x ST.
The lowest bidder would have done he "orA ior
81 900 les.
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Jersey CITY.

The committee appointed 10y the Convention oil state
Ballot Reform Associations - consider The Ncrts
Ballot Reform bill has expressed opposition To some
sections Of the bill. particularly that which provi"''
for the distribution Of Official ballots several days
before election.
4 Meeting under the auspices Of the Jcrcrsonian
democracy FOR the purpose OF dcnouncing the election
frauds disclosed by the investigation In the stihr
Mcdonald contest in Trenton viii ho held in tine
Tabernacle on the 18th inst and ~ "oH'rn"r hcdir
ex Mayor Collins and ex-senator Rabc have been an
bounced as the principal speakers
The Third District Property owners Association has
declared H. opposition 10 the bill, now before the
Legislature providing for an increase OF salary Tor
several city officials. The association j, of the opinion
,h,, II thc city has any money 10 spare 10 should
he devoted to cleaning and repairing streets and
sewers,
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4 mas mcc;li- VAS held it,t rirtt at central iiiii'
So IA West Thirty -crond e.. under the ana P''' a."
the Lu.inc.. Mem, Repaid. 1900 Organization "i the
.r,t ,,oll, Id trlet and ,...f at 3D. latr hour many
n. ,.er, -find.n. around thr sides ct the ROOM ~
alderman Jial,s g. N,MurrN presided. ana the l''t
of .pc.ilcf, included three ,olord n,n. ir.nh ~ f.r
it,. Charlie. d. -n..nl. a. 4. Ma. arN- ana JOINT.
r. Ifo.i-lv 90, most NIs1f,n- aad un,o promising
IlcpulliotnI-n WAS cAp"unnrd ANA "ppi'u N' EN-
thr .|.,.tt ,,n..d hN every nrNtuu nl 'N -ruhlpf
lpttf'. name being particularly Noteworthy. l"v
liter. Mr. Plat were rtid rN pres in- approve,
~ t,. object and methods Of tfr organization. In
nrn ~ them he also esp. --rd i",s hc'au-" 81 the
l..- .f IN. Worlds Fair hN N'A YORK; Int mani
t.iu,d ti1f thcr. were other iutcrc-. at stake ~
greater Importance than tine tHlr The contest al
Nluy lac. REGARDED 49, t0e preliminary -hirml-h Of the
cnnp,ru Of i-!,.. and .i'p should Dee permitted
which might aid the Democratic party IN rcsaninS
control of the Federal Governments
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OPENING THE EASTER nat SEASON.

The preliminary spring millinery opening this week
was the first gun Of the Easter hat season at Boon
ingdalc Bros. Fifty ninth l. and Third ave. Ten
thousand square feet OF floor Is given over Tins season
by this cntcrprisng 10 the display Of th, class
Of goods The most noticeable f. AZURE Of the hats
now shown j. that almost all are fairly covered with
artificial flowers perfect in workmanship that. save
from their lack Of odor. thcg can hardly be Dis
tingushcd from natural ones. The shape known
as the Kcmda" is achieving almost much pop
ulariiy as the actrc,, for whom 1t j. named Another
hat known a. the " Boominglalc,' is extremely
popular. II is a large fiat hat with rolled brlm
that gives il d poke effect I'm front. II Is richly
trimmed with a,cs and sprays Of fern. and the
inside Of the front is SHRED with inc net and
decorated with conventional sp1y OF hemlock tips
and prlmr0~cS.
The furniture department is this spring being made
more than usually attractive. Floor space equal TO
nine ordinary cltv lois is devoted o II.
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TIE FEE ALARM WOULD NOT NOEh,
MANY HEBREW FAMILIES IN DANGER OWING
TO THE BLOCKING OF THE ESCAPES.

MANY HEBREW FAMILIES IN DANGER OWING
TO THE BLOCKING OF THE ESCAPES.
Sixteen Hebrew families driven ont Of the
e-story tenement house No LudlOw-st by a
fire early yesterday morning. The flames started III
tho cellar and up through light shaft, ana along
the stair,vays in the middle Of the house. cutting oil
escane through the halls After the seventy or
eighty men, women and children in the house had been
aroused to their danger they had time left for pro
tectng themselves with clothes against the frosty air
outside. Some Of the and women blocked up
the balconies with bedding and furniture which they
were eager II save from the flames. and Others who
wished TO themselves and their children could not
get down the iron ladders For several minutes the
frightened and half frozen Hebrews cung 10 the fire
escapes and screamed for help while the flames
roaring in the middle of the house.
Delay in calling the ircmen increased the danger
Policemen tried three signal boxes III the ncisborhoOd
and found that they did not work, the wires having
been damaged by the storm on Thursday. police
man at length ran 10 the house Of Engine 40 l., In
Ludlow and gave alarm there When the fire
men arrived al the burning house of the Hebrews
had lowered themselves TO the ground by swinging
ladder which painters had left against the front wall
and others had jumped the lower balcony Of the
escapes few children had been lifted of the bal
comics by policemen at the windows OF the adjoining
houses. The hreadders set mp in hurry and
the balconies cleared. NeichbOrs lent shelter
and clothing 10 the homeless families while the fire
eXtinguished the flames. Nobody was hurt cX-
cept by the cold. The house nearly Quilted be
fore the fire under control BY day brcak the
house looked like ice building 50 thickly covered
its walls with ice the water thrown by the engines
having frozen soon as II touched the bricks.
Most ol te ishcNS. VINO lo,t an OF tneli furniture
and clothing in the building had little or no nsnincc
Their property worth about $1,000. The build
Ing belonged to r. lsaacS. liquor dealer at Hester
and orchard SIS. and can be- repaired for 81, 100.
The cause OF the fire was not known.
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SHIPPING NEWS


,op,r Of NEW.YOKK. ........F FRIDAY. MARCH 7. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer clc I,r) Roberts, Liverpool Feb 2G Quernsow
p nlth mi-- pa,en4cIs ruc" Isinay Arrived al
the Bar q Sob
steamer crk,ndlm lDtchl. Baker, Rotterdam Feb -.
with -c aua Passengers % Funch tdyc Co Arrived at
Bar
s,amrr Dorian rl. Mcfarans. knssonJn. VIA II AIMS
BAY Aoutco DC with mf~" .nl passengers To PIN For
,oui d, AfriNc, ~ The Bar 40 ; "A fl.
Santiago. llrcr. ttnicsos VIA - Jngo ani
Nassau and pl.-rnstlnO Jas Ward & Co Ar
rived al tie liar 40 80
Galveston days, Key Ntstwlth
mf.r aud passengers too IL Mtl,ryt &"
Steamer kuckeIhchtl hsull, Ntwor'ans days. with
NIL, and passengers fo- u seaman
Bar rnag tiir Hascs. Monteyico 81 days. in bal
li-l {. II MluOIfsfrrt tu.
SUNSET Wlndal sandy Hook. light n clondy. At city
Island wind nghi. NV; clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Lain Gerl Helmers Bremen Feb 20 southamp.
H. with msc and passengers 10 Oechs Co. Arrived
~ the Bar AZ SIS
Steamer Victoria Nor Aarset Baracoa days with fruit
AM passenger {" II Uumos CO. Arrived at the Bar at 80
.
viking Nor llaslnnd Baracoa days with fruit
a. iciisall Arrived 40 o." liaf al midnight
steamer IlDrio ilir llid- Dcutfrl Feb l. wa l'nia
de a 10 ballast 10 Punch EjcN co. Arrived nj the bar at
10
steamer Fl Dorado Byrne Ncworcans days. with mdss
" john L Van Sickle.
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Literally
The Staff of Life.

Another greatly superior quality pos
sessed by thc%oyal Baking Powder IS
that bv which the preservation OF i'm
nortant elements of the -four is effected
in raising the bread by the mechanical
oneration of the gas, without iermen-
tation.
Yeast and all baking powders that
produce the leavcning gas by fermenta-
ton, as is well known, destroy por-
ton of the nutritive clements Of the
-four, and particularly those which are
most hcalthful and the greatest aids
to a perfect assimilation Of the food.
The Royal Baking
Powder, while per-
fectly leavening,
retains without
change or impair
ment all those ele-
ments which were
intended by nature,
when combined in
our bread, to make
it literally the "staf
Of life"
No leavenng agent or baking pow
der, except the Royal Baking Powder,
possesses these great qualifications.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

p,ooklvn Blidge Appraserent tcnlnlssloh' NO. o.
Wnliam-st.. p M .,,,o co,oo. m IN
schooln,asers Association Columbia Coiiege ~ 'oo
o..
Lumber trade dinner, D"lronicos eV''hs
Roxing Tournament New-loik Athletic cluD D. H.
Lecture Inv Frcdeiic. Niiliers Lotos Cluh. y p. IL.
Presentation TO General Henry ~ Bdfhum, "lhos'f
Hotel evening. . ,,,
3 p. m. .
6p. m. ,.,. ,
Free lecture bv James Bowie, Cooper Union, 3 p NJ
Debate at Harlem Association Hail. 8 p. H.
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The annual concert and ball OF the oplcha
Amateur Orchestra was given last evening at Airing
ton Hall in East Eighth St. About 30 friends and
relatives Of the PLAYERS were present and enjoyed
both the music and dancing. Emile SchOon con
Quoted the orchestra and Nil Mlnne Reese and Otto
speich were the solOists
Among those present were o. q. storm. W. T.
Weber, William schmidt. Mr.. VI. Schocn Mrs: Alex
ander, :. ard T.. Oppcnhcimcr Ms oppenhcncr.
alfred Jasper swift Sir. and Mr., f. lloch, W +.
HOch. Mr. and Mrs kappel Mrs. ". {. Hocnlng'
Mis- Kate GrceOrius and George +. Hcs-c.
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Srsa'r Min nm and old Dominion IS Co.
CLEARED
steamer Aurania lRp. Mch' .'er'"ol VIA "'eo"'''"
' ~e'n'r ataa r Roy yerpoo barber a GO
~t'aino. sr,o.NnClty IN FIT BFisto-Jame' ArSe"
steamer Ethiopia Cnr Wilson. Gia,sow en s,,n nr c
steamer IIesis Dan. Thomson. copenhagen 9''''' ~
fll., I ,aH.T ,Ger Mas HAMBURG VIA Deptiord-
fa,,. s'} NIX, 'G.r Rinek Bremen southampton
s,r ncrse GER Fortman. Bremen GoePe q iruoe
steamer 5mpia nrl swain. Mediterranean 'o'" 'A'"
'i' 1T moro laD. d Marco Mediterranean ports
h1i's ,n.. ,ser worpc Por,au Prince lAsuayra
-,,a,r guam OBI. Adar Kingston @c-"Ni'm'@ N""
,an.r Atho, ,sri Low Kingston Aux ayes N' PIN
steam So der Prince .BD. Skinner s'Johns Pc IL
steiner Victoria Nor Aar.h. Baracoa II pume's Pear
Ss,,n.er Viking lNorl Has.und Bar'coa "o'ne- I" i
SAL I.,n,r RIO ranie connor Brunswick Ga and feFnanu
a,rss,e. Bearse Charleston and Jacksonville
VIZ e'@g" ",s Xor. Knuisen MclbourncArkeil & Doug
n,rs crescent Bartlett runn Arenas OK fon'"'e'"
'9 s,- p.e. d.Ic 3D. Thomas. vaparai'o-fnt Co.
,,,,,,. mr. r,rr>',1'. cltyot Columbia. ca.bA
-Ap ianccncla. FOR Hong Kong
TIE WOVEN T. OF sTEAMEiS''
IOHEIGN PORTS
,oxno> Mar sailed steamer Lu-Ato III! (Br) Brown
'lIHserl0,' Mar Arrived. steamer cuhc lBr' N'eo'
s'.. . VIM, VI len'e for xcs,Yors
sorig.Ni.> MAI . Z. s tc s,' Sss YORK ''''
,f.~s' IS MARC sAi,d steamer Devonia tNr craig '0'
s%Av"f, Maj Sailed steamer Monaut 'HF' jenkins
''I tMmis Mag o-saci Italia GER schmidt
for HI i.r6 Arrived steamer Apollo (Br Morgan from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

The funeral Of General william II. McNary, war
veteran Will take place this evening at BIZ home. No.
1gl State.st lie fifty nine year, DID, and vent 10
the war as Lieutenant Colonel OF the l4-th Req
mcnt Ncw-Yofk Volunteers. At the close Of thc war
he was a brcvct B.-adior General. He had been
connected with the 14th Regiment before the war.
He wa. active iu Grand Army matter, ana wa, con-
,.trd Win ,anli Post Al one time III death WA
due 10 pneumonia and heart failure. wife and three
children survive MIN.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
NESTCHESTER COUNTY.

CORONER NORDQClST KILLED.
Coroner Charles J. Nordquist, leading physician
Of Wcstchcster County, fatally injured yesterday
afternoon while driving the track Of the Harlem
Railroad at lrOnXvillc. Dr. Nordquis was In White
Plains at noon and then boarded train for Mount
Vernon. At this place he sot into his road wagon
to drive to his home in Tuckahoe. lie was ac-
compancd b. Mrs Indcrhll, an old lady, who also
lived in Tuchahoc. Just his horse reached the
crossing au express train struck the wagon. me
horse wa, killed and the occupants OF the wagon were
thrown considerable distance. Dr. Nordani't was
found u be fatally injured, While MIS- huclnli az
though suffering greatly from shOch, ana not appear
to be seriously hurt Corone. Nordqnlst was re-
moved to the station, where lac fingered uhll OolOcA
when he died.
Dr. Nordqui-t was born in sweden in 1871, and
graduated from Carilngast. institute - pny sici,
i'm l~I2 lie came the tnitcd states III l-lj, ana
some years altcrwaId entered the Medical College Vi
the University OF The City Of Ncw-iorh from whch
he, was graduated in 1o5G. After practising IN New
York years he moved To- lu'hah". III l0pi
M, Joined the 9Th Regiment aud became its surgeon.
AficrWafd he appointed chlei surgeon OF my
brigade, medical d.e',or 81 the second DIVISION anu
a, surgeon he IsnAod high in his profession III,
NOrdqul-t Republican ana was serving me-
second OF foGr years a. CORONER 81
County, lie leaves wife and Two married daughters
yoNKERs.-rhe carpet factories are building
looms. The lOnhcIs tOriIIhian Yacht CluD
has elected the following ohcers the Kew pr,
" cudcn rhine. Chaplain Dr. y. A. Naiien' n r,
annual regatta OF the club VIII be held on June Il.
The louaci, RiGns Clu, !1, been or-anizoi;
with Gu,tlyc :chlucter. temporary 'l"rNHoh' Az
T. II. Havcy, IT., tenro'rfA ar'i'ihiN. me
wOr.hpIers az the DAY spiiug PIc-bl tcran Clur'li
mcd.t.tc iuliiInL new church, and LN" eull"'icI
sI-lO The city election for = supervisor IN
place Of Jacob Reed. Mayor IN place Of Mayor licll
lii.tl, Of the Peace in place of ". ". ~crnehain,
and Aldermen m place 81 Nc~-r-. Hornan. >chlo-
holm. Butler and Kane wlll be held on Tuesday,
March -.
MOUNT VERNON.-Mnny Taxpayer are ANNOYED
at the irregular and expensive way iu when a~h''
aud e.ri l-r arr. collected hi private arrangement
Persons are willing 10 make contract, win the
trustees {, collect the garbage ai frequent intervals
and at much less than ihc present crt but rp
action ht- been ta.'l Meanwhile inhhc health Is
endangered.
ElE.-rhc property known a the Dean Place, ON
r,thol.. Diocc-. Of Ncv York. fo boz used a home
f.. destitute cnlprcI Catholic children.
POHr CHESTER Ilc Russell. l.uri-cll and Ward
baseball club Of Port Chester. tIr champion, OF
We-fehc-f.r Counfv. have bought seven acre plot
II ground, To- bee u.cd i1r "a baseball -roa-d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
WOMEN FAINT IN 4 REST URANT.

Considerable excitement was caused among the
diners in the Dairy kitchen IN East Fourtcenthst..
yesterday afternoon by the loud report Of an TX
plosion MANY women wcre In the restaurant at
the time and without waiting TO find out what was
wrong rushed pel nell toward the street. several Of
the women faint before the excitement died away
No one was injured however. and the people who
we're brave enough 10 in the house learned
that the trouble was caused by the explosion Of a
steam valve. No damage was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
PLAINFIELD.

Edward Marble has received a purse from the Plain
field Crescent League, to which organization he rem
dcrcd valuable assistance in the recent minstrel
tcItainmcnt
Michael f. Watson has been fined 500 for selling
liquor without a license
The American nag floats from every school house In
Plainhcld excepting two. Ernest X. A. herman ha.
recently given "A hand -omc nag 10 the Ilgh school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
WILLING HIS CHILDREN SHOULD FREEZE

Henry Dcvlin. Of 80. 81 JohAsoist, VINO h"s uo"o
no worl, since Christina and has given his wife oF
% cents in that time for her support ana u.d' "'
their eight children, went home grossly intoxicated
on Thursday afternoon. al, children were @hNe'hE
around a little fire ian the stove, and a. DcIhn con-"
and mo- Other furniture to sell, he dumped ont l'c
fire tf took the stove to !ulhian ana 81 pose" "a
il for a quarter of Il dollar Ii" teen ~ At i' money
f,r more u.u.r. Ill riic hId hln ari"-t'" ana I'
was sen; To The pcatcuflrH N'-irra} Tor % year. l'1
drnuaeuuc,. and for a,-iultiA- her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
HOME NEWS.
oxrrNrNT AppIVAIS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEM ARLE-Baron Eckardstein ana oounS MT
~ the German Legation at Washington biH' ,',t,,,
senator John Il. Mcpherson. OF Ne"-'ersVs -.
AVENUE Senator william D. Washburn OF Mnn.so's
crISry- Russell b. Harrison. of Montana Hof lMAN
-, ~ coforna and Roswell Miller president OF ue
CHICAGO Milwaukee and St Paul Railway 'onl,e s,
NTW.YORK- Bishop Lyman. Of North 'aiolIha; 49,.
MIysTI,K-James a. Dumont Inspecor-"ehefd Oh 9'o@n
Nasee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
NENr 10 PRISON EnR RLGANl

John S. Eastwood. who has been a cOmpositor more
recently letter carrier pleaded guilty yesterday before
Recorder Smyth TO charge OF beamy. He is a stawart
nnelooking Several women OF them accom-
panied by several Children watched him he aragned
sentence The Recorder Eastwood % five
years in the state Prison. As the prisoner left
courtroom the women who had watched him he APP
p~sred for sentence stood line the corridor and
saiutcd him with Giles OF wretch" scamp" and
"vthatn." Some Of these had experienced Esstwood's
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OIL WORKS .r.RNED AT r1rz.RrT,,

fire broke out early yesterday in the press
of Borne scrymscr a CO.'S oil works in south Front
St.. Elizabeth. y. j. The intense heat melted the
concrete pillars to which the machinery was attached
and the latter entirely ruined. Owing the bad
condition OF the unpavcd street the Elizabeth fire
partment unable to get TO the fire, which, after
hard work, was subdued by the fire apparatus on the
grounds The loss is estimated $4,000 The
peril TO which the many factories in that locality are
exposed owing TO the condition of the streets is cause
Of grave apprehension to their owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
ELIZABETH.


The Central Railroad Company has paid S2'ooo 10
James Pachcnham, the horsec driver, VINO was
badly hurt when his was struck few months
ago by an express train in settlement OF his clam.
Frederick Knauss. Louis iIoczcl, Charles Nlller
Jacob Never and Joseph Lenticr the five BARRIERS
who were arrested for keeping their shops open on
sunday. were each held in $50 bail yesterday TO
auDcar for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

a fire broke out last evening the fourth floor
Of Vernon H. Browns house. No. COZ West Forty
fourtilst.. while the family at dnncr smoke
poured into the dining room from The upper part OF
the building. and upon investigation fire was found
70 be raging hercey in of the servants rooms
How il started is mystery Is there was nothing
kept in this part Of the house Of an innamnable
nature The tlcncn promptly called and sue
ceedcd in putting out the fire before II had
beyond the fourth story. some brio hrac and several
pictures damaged by smoke and water and the
loss is estimated - 900. which = fully covered by
Insurance.
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R0CKL.AND COUNIY.

NYACK-rhc mercury stood at from > to degrees
below zero in Kookland County at O'Clock yc-tcr
day morning II tho present weather continues lee
will be gathered from the ponds next week. There
i, better slciehng now than there has been at any
tifue this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

YACHT CLUE ORGANIZED.
The organization Of the Railway Yacht Club has
been completed by the election Of the following officers:
Commodore. II. = Desmond vcecommodOrc. John
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT General Thomas +. Watson mas ap
n.tf.f.f l0ui, y Van hurrn. 100 present ailuiAnt "i
'i. tih Ec-Iirft. ad utlut Oi ti' bref.. tt iAr
.t ~ .....nlnf colonel. -ucoetli.t Colonel j. I.
..'t ~ ,If.frfuu thl lad tend, r,d h.- resignation
90 D.. -.d.,l.Dcl,l.i Watson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

stuI: treasurer Albert Houseman secretary; Memo,
la Moonev: mcasurer Jacob Ste. The building OF
several new craft is contemplated. The heet no"
consists Of twenty yachts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
M1RINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
snn rises 20 Moon rises % pm Moons 10
MON WAFER
usannv Hook 50 I.ltul sil Hell Gate 10 o.
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