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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-28
ALL SORTS.

my ytSleTuhy.
A. 6. Cheney of Eureka arrive,
in town yesterday.
William Armstrong is back will
his wife from Mexico.
The ducks can be found in large
quantities Cn the liver.
George Bryson and family have
returned from their camping trip.
Frank Murphy and wife are
back from their honeymoon trip.
Governor Stevenson is now
rapidly recovering from his sick
ness.
Miners at the Holmes mine in
Candelaria have struck for SO so
a day wages.
congressman Beckworth and
Wilson came to blows in the
House yesterday.
A new lot OF job stock, includ-
ing candidates cards OF all sizes
just received at this offices.
McVickers theatre at. Chicago
one OF the old dramatic land
mark has been destroyed by fire.
Loss 1925, 900.
1t is claimed that the difficult
ties between the Southern Pacific
and its employees will be adjusted
without strike.
Miss Blanche Anterior left per
Raycraft's stage yesterday for
Wellington, where she goes to take
charge of the public school
From September 9th to the Goth
round trip tickets to Sacramento
will be sold at Reno for SO 40. !
void after t. g Odd. These dates
cover the time of the Sac
ramento Fair.
Judge Mayenbaum and District
Attorney Jones Of Lander are in
the city looking after the C. P.
tax suits and boundary line SQUAD
BILE between Lander and Eureka
in the Supreme Court.
Jack Furlong's Gordon setter
has presented him with a litter of
ten thoroughbred pups, all males.
They are all perfectly formed,
black an white and If in New .
York, the family would bring
4 900. A - +
The last glove fight at the Cali
ornia Athletic Club was such
anne affair that the audience
rent to sleep and compared it to c
Methodist New Year watch u
neeting. Cause OF slowness-too 8
1uch Capt. Short and large posse &
I police. b
The Miners Unions OF Storey
nd Lyon have interviewed the
liring Superintendent of the
omstock and obtained permission :;
IT every miner on the lode, who
ay desire to do so, to attend
leir picnic at TreadwAy's Park
/ September 9th. -
th
Before Jack Dempsey and Jack
cAuliffe went into the ring they
ere employed as barrel makers.
hey got into row few nights as
20 over their respective a ilities TO
coopers and have arranged for an
barrel making contest for 800 get
side. Dempsey will probably ma
Sc. He certainly tried hard to all
lake barrel" the last time he
et La Blanche and fuiled. ga
do
A new way to run church fair -,
to have placard as follows:
Admission so cents, To kiss the j.
by % cents" ~
A lot oil babies ranging from Is :
70 are put in row and man
'ses anyone he pleases for 25 -,
ats and can repeat as often as a.,
pays.
Such fair as this would rouse -.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-28
STOCKS

STOCKS.
Ophir-4 70
Mexican-3
q x CO
Best and Belcher-3 20 i.
Con Cal and Va--3 20
Savage-3 60
Chnllar-2 so
PotoSi-o 81
Hale and Norcross-2 IS
Crown Point-2 60
Yellow Jacket-3 20
Alpha Us
kentuck-1
BCICher-3 10
Confidence 10
Sierra Nevada-2 IS
Utah -60c
Bullion-2 40
Seq Belcher-l 90
OVerInan-1 80
JuStice-1 40
Cnlon-2 40
Alta-1 %
Occidental-S0c
Challenge-2 10
Eureka 20
Commonwealth
lmperial-35c
Andes-6oc
Scorpion-15c
Belle Isle-1 O5
North Bell IsIe-1
Bodie--1 O5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
Hishes. Of 1eavenng Powe-U Govt Report Aug ID 1909
@'!a!:'!!! . Bsti9s
: ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

south OF tho present entrance ri tho bnoso'
The committee adjourned until p m. to morrow"
The cawinr Of n crow heard in Rivcrside f"'A
Yesterday. This Is believed by many people " oc
sure sign Of an early spring
A statement was published yesterday 70 the chcc'
that the Rev Dr. Edward MCGlynn was about I" Apply
to Bishop Loughun. Of brooklyn. to act As incubator
With the Pope In his quarrel with ArchpishoP Oo'.
r,ran. Bishop Loughn had nothing to say IN rcearu
10 the report yesterday, and Dr. Jeremiah Coushih'
OF this city chairman Of the Anti Poverty society so
that nc did not believe there any truth whatever
in the statement
phonocraph concert was given In CLINTON Han
last night under the auspices OF tho NcwiorK hAe'
trical Society. About $50 people wcrc present. :"
short paper the photograph was rcao o' "a -
sullivan In which tire process OF rccoruihR anu To
producing the vibrations OF sound WAS eAp"i"e
p Van Vollenhovcr, who arrived In TINS Guy i""'
Rotterdam Holland. on January 1" anu "'. .
been yainly seeking employment. committed SUICIDE III
hs room in the Belmont Hotel yesterday by turning on
the Gas. No money or letters Wcre found IN hs
pockets.
The Rev. Dr. Philip Sohaii. the wellkno~n r'e'
bvterian clergyman. and professor at ti'' .nion
Theological Seminary. SAILED for IaY yee'c"Ay' io
data with which complete his history OF inc Shuf
lie will try to get material IN the library Oh 'ho
at Rome. ard takes with him many letters OK u''''
duc+ion N Tho Popc Mrs. ard Miss sehaI ACCOM-
panied him!
The police OF the Fast Eighty cic'tst. station yes
terday called the attention Of tho society i"t '''
preve,,on ~ Cruelty TO Children 10 two little boys
Theodore and Henry FricdcnburS. who lad been ap'
doned BY their parents in tho Gncnen' n'u>c No -.
ras, One hundred nd pinth>t. soon after an aech'
OF tho society had taken the boys from the pohoo
station the mother wished TO get them. shc va.
told that the children would remain IN the care VI
the society uLtl to day. when her claim 10 thcm Will
be considered at tho Harlem Police court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

CONDEMNED PROVISIONS TO ~ INSPECTED.
Health Commissioner Griffin. OF brooklyn. t"'"
ofcial action yesterday with regard to the cohdemhco
provisions that were sold by the Governments d. 'ho
Navy Yard Tuesday. lie dctailc9 Meat iiSP''.'
nr nnwinklc and Mol,cr to ysercsM the removal OF
any 90 the condemned fpd from the Navy Yard. until
its condition can bc in, pccted There were soiu ABOUT
1900 pounds Of salt beef. 5000 pounds o, sa''
pork 1900 pounds Of bacon. Loo pound. OF p9,'er
and COO pounds of canned Vegetable, tnat ns, "
two of their officers at the lorkst gate 10 ih',eP.
any one who should attempt TO carry ava. m. ".
Tho nroyisIons and arrested two men who att'inptn
10 takc out some II the meat which they lIdd bnught
Heretofore II has been the practice Oh inc puchaer'
procces which removes the oncn-lvc odo'~ ana thch
Sell them the cheap rc'tauiaits AT from tHco u
i've cents q pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
PERMIT TO EREcr STATUE TO Mr.. GREELEY.

The Park Board at it, meeting Yesterday v"''n
permission TO The Tribune Association 10 place d
bronze statue OF Horace trcelcy In the arch"ay III
the entrance OF the building. Nassau and spruce st''
The statue Is be Eve feet seven and one Ia ihc'
in height. II Will face the PARK. All the me'1c'S
Of tho Bcard voted In favor Of the lcrn.i'>ion.
superintendent Iarson' reported again't uie rlIc''
OF tho Rev Dr. Rainsfor rector Of It. "eorsc ;
Church, To permit the use OF stuy'esant fasN ir
several hour, one or two evenings a week for u"
athletic club of the church. Tie purpose was I"
enable the ub 10 have a in the PARK. which j.,
nov closed during the evening. Dr. Ran>iorl oneHi
IN be Responsible for the caro- 81 the park. Mr.
parsons aid that tho park would be open at MA.
afier next month but the policy had been n avoid
such cr,nd, as exercises ri this kind would criw'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY
CELEBRATING 3 GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Flaacko celebrated their golden
Wedding Tuesday night In their home. ut Bergen and
Harrison avcs where they have lived for forty years
A large number OF their relatives and friends were
present and Offered their congratulations. The Rev
t. Andrcas, OF ~. Johns Church, ofhciatod at the
renewal OF tho marriage ceremony. The old couple
are hale and hearty and expect TO celebrate their
diamond wedding
NJ J. Boylan. the undertaken Against whom fight
vas being made by tho Coach Drivers Union for en-
ploying nOa.uniOn men. has yielded to the demands
of the union. The settlement was brought about
through arbitration, County Clerk Dennis Mclaughlin
and President John +. Fceney, OF tho Police Board,
acting arbitrator.
George rarricr. who sentenced b two years and
six months In state prison. for stealing batteries
valued OF 5000 from the Jersey City Electric Light
Company, Of which his father is president, has
caped imprisonment Ills friends appeared before
Judge Lppincott yesterday ready TO pay the nno Of
81 900 aid costs imposed In The nrst sentence Tho
Judge reconsdercd his scccGd sentence and accepted
the money.
George Rycrson made application to Judge Lpp.n
colt days u reconsider tho sentence OF
John Mcclure for burglary. The Judge denied the
application because Mcclure 10 already In state prison
scr, ns his term OF five years. Mcclure. who pleaded
guilty says he did 80 under . misapprchcnsion and
that he 10 innocent Ills case will 10 presented to
tho Court Of Pxrdons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
SHiPPING NEWS
.opr SEw.loRK fpNt>DAr. FEB a.. 1880
W." ARRIVED.


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town 90 II nd'c .ni p.'''hs'i'i to h'"'' ''"A' ~
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ud.. !" J.e~, ANGLIA At1y" :, "a. IVA. 4" 30 gT
,.s s!r :. Ha..n n.a-isAco At' at ,ar ia. 4,
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'n Sam, rrI a. y"tr ban, knran ,oeu'r"n r., '-'
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AMI p:..enx,r,t nJ'o'n' A'n's' - 80 '-' a. .
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an p,."uA,' 20 NJ C"fi' Aff'" al Ia" "-' Al = LED"
steamer ~l. Ger, nr: ,,n,e Jia 20 s"l,4
IHSiN, III" Is" + ~. r,.,o.u rms Southampton
I'm ~ n.. AM i.S-ns'i' 20 oef' -'A'' N''" d"
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mis-. ani p,,~..c,. forget ARMED q; IL" H-' Al "
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.r' .,a.r !f re. g. to ou,eroi.osc co. Arrived
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id -, :. IN "Ars, 81. u,,,,
d.y. u n,., al pAs,eus -. ""'H" 90 N'''"
~, IT. 4 "a 'l;r, cox Mou,eso Huy,a Io- M'.,
. ,i,r, VIII mI.- and passengers 20 J "''t 3" o. ~
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tnt To t. Wc,.e'k - Arrived 81 '' h'' 80
s.,.en.. Tlrl,ra Lag " IA
=, a. \rr..-I To- ger ''
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N. Is !. NhlA' A,,,,nah dlv. "A -,
And l.i.s 1-cts q" u y mia.
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80 ~ WIN j. t'l" Z"
an s,r.msr ,nyinn,tt". wHi, Nr"i,t - All N''''N.
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tran IN W NM
encrr. 70 II Dia"'- -,
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,..nu " nj light, nv h"Ar
x,..,n., tho. n, IBr, r,t1, Ciriif i...' '"r eco
tt,cr, k"li haIuh"TS Pa. %. Ely" &
1" ,.,n,r Rotterdam tptch'. Wander Z'c. Arn,rr:An VIA
ynuloxnr fuutll. ldy" - ."
,o,t S,~s ami : r..uinAs I "a branI Mai $500.
FSt.,r,,r ~ al lhonipSD % 4 80
st~sm,r Aenr (Brl sei,rs Fort al IT nee. riA Iur
vNdH
sirImrr Ntgas,. II ul>"l. Havana Jas T. WsrtNt
steamer rii' t'ti.s. ''I,'' ,i'r { II Miu"N a -"
iir,NAf" h' a"nirr Charleston asl .lls
- tlil"H
s1arncr wyanoLc. Boah Notfo. and Klchmona old ua
mln"n So"
sram~r As~uborn. f"slA altninrc- II G Foster
steamer winthrop brasg. rTt..m h"nuo.iNi
ship pcui-, HAND ,Bs. ftle' HAMBURG Iunrh. Edys
SAILED
Ntesn'ts Ai'at CIV of NIX
AiAla hotioIsam f"nn!,p" AuL~rtp huisIi, Ia.rn ..
Nil-j sikc BAHIA. Ceres. Fort dc TuN
Drama TURKS Island fnAs~ Ro NLasara Ias
Ss'sss' 0A4'esIon tlAlmete Hs~ ofoAss cay vt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
PLAISFIELD.
TWO MEN INJURED ~ \ GO

TWO MEN INJURED ~ \ COLLISION.
Two tram hands narrowly escaped l"'ing their lives
al the Ecrchman t. bridge Of tho Central RahroM IN
pllnicld early Yesterday morning when the 10: sa'
thickc>, bv a collision tc,~@en two coal trains \
train drawn by engine So l10 crashed itt" No ""
The trains were badly shattered and travri va,
DELAYED on the r,ad for seven hour III" Two Injured
men were sent to their homes In rhilad~lphiA
The loan exhibition In the job Male Ar "aileN
opeo> Il, NJ :t when Julian -o"ts portrait 81 W. N'h
VIII be pfc,cn,~d to tho board 81 director II ~" r'
.ery. The building I, public h"nn"'' "%e ~ w
MALI who /, Piaiuncd'S pr.~nt Ns'"t.
Tho INDIGNATION which Wa sr"n ~ when 80 -
mon Council granted p"rml,' lon ~ - hI' -
t1,,tnn,e In. la. talon the fofm f'''
protest. Postmaster elect fus, " '"
p,,rt.r yr to-day that tho I',.'"n'" ''' "''
mt a Representative I" Plsnh"h e""' nov 80
,,,cr ,n.gi.nr nt,s,n te mYis read ~ l-'."'n'"
The wife II tho Re, ~ T." w. N"'N ''''
winter of -, ri mu,i'. dird ~ h''"' :" Nat" !
on Tu.'-dhv n'shi W. '''' WI" "" o."
,,.,,,, 81, ,,.. lat, A., .Flnuuu If'Ni",. Il I ia
dcphla. Ter llln' ~ '''' W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

Tho Coroners Jury in the casc OF Margaret Young
tho woman who found dead on tho meadows
week AGO last Sunday. returned verdict that dea'h
was caused by hcmorrhasc supcrinduoed by disslpa
ton Brennan; the pusii.t Has ~, n1rsst l,o'
VttEcSs
Henry Drwcs, ago twenty Owe. died yesterday
morning At his home, No. 81 JcherSon'st.' ana IL
alleged by his wife and sister that his death resui'cn
,,om n beating Drcwcs engaged In n quarrel with
,,c, man .ome DAYS AGO. and several blows were
exchanged. subsequently Drcwcs was at'afked with
.pinaI meningitis and conclusion OF the BRAIN Inc
attention Of tho authorities has been calico 70 the
r,.c and an Investigation will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
ORANGE.

Tho O,rnrc Valley branch OF tho Young Mems
{ hri-iiar Association viii gvc socib.e this even
inr.
J,hn !. llcnnccsn Who played lsst season with
orAicc Athletic baseball clni has been secured
Y 10" neat season by tho Newark club. He signed
S'"ihrs't Tuesday.
Nu-angc Athletic Club /, fsrd at work prcpar
,,. AN exhibition II gyianas'ic' by tho members
., IN 'qb exclusively. which e II DO giYI carly In
March
Tho "tute by Chaplain iic,abc. IL Music Hal,
1T Q. ,ns under the auspices Of the Young Mems
,,it A,,Ocistion. was largely attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
rnR LIE EIGHrHOCR UORKDAY.

Tho American FEDERATION Of LABOR ~ eA'f''"s e''!
.ro,, to make the eight hour noN"m'nt success
,-cl., letter IN, been -n. 10 al national and interna
onal unions. trade councils. central labor unions anu
o,,., examinations affiliated with u" An r'an Federation
- an ,hc .sh,hour y o,rn.cnt, What hours prevail in
r, trade, VIVA, al OF DOES your Orcln!1ltN propose
% tax. 10 secure 'Irht.horr workday. iay J. ls"'
Il you- orga1aon require N" financial support OK o'r
To enforce tho eichthour rule not salts
10, 4, r.,dn, on thu r,.ource. q organized labor in
ri. country Mr.. Gon.isr> Yesterday sent an ai"' q"
h, pu-ns in London come I" ,h'~ country ana Ia"or
with tho American FEDERATION q Labor Tor the eh''hou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
kE.ttSN
An OLD SOLDIER DIES An 100 YEARS.

An OLD SOLDIER DIES ATh1o8 YEARS.
In the New Jersey soldiers Homo at Kearny, on the
Passaic River. yesterday, John CALDWELL veteran OF
the War OF 1872 and Of tho Seminole War In Florida
died. tho ago Of 100 lie was admitted To the
home In 1882 at the age Of ninetynne. and his facul'
Tics were possessed TO q remarkable degree up to the
Ime OF his death. Caldwell was born In Ncwfound.
land. ~ J. Ohs representative Of his grandfather
family was tho '"Fishung Parson OF Connecticut
Farms" who. when tho British soldiers, during the
Revolution invaded that section Of NewJersey. gal
lopcd To his church, gathered an armfull OF HMM
hooks and handed them IN the patriots who needed
waddipg. shouting: "Give 'em Watts, boys: give EN-
Watts.s Caldwell never married lie served
on tho Northern frontier in 1872 and enlisted In the
I'd United states Artillery In 1-3j going through the
Seminole War; and remaining In the Army until lrA..
vhcn he obtained his discharge. lie was ab>tcmlDns
in the u>e Of liquors. but used tobacco freely. The
Immediate cause Of his death was Influenza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
TO BEING SUIT AGAINST" BCCK' EWING.


YET TIRED OF LITIGATION.
The Ncw.York Lcacuc baseball Club IS app,r"
rot AZ all di>rssvch hv the outcome Of the recent. ~
ut law II brought against .0hn N. Wari. Lot az g.
propose, to brin. anltacr suit aga =. -
Ewing. the captain .. -" Giants. Icors' 4. i'a'
the attorncr If the H-w-i ok club. scnt n;
clerks yesterday 10 hunt up E"ins ia or
papers np,r America, gr1c-t lall ?'y ~
found Evlns Ia a 10 '.ne house. at Ort IIndi fna
fttyhrs st. ani rcn'A ave. The pa'c'. arr F"'
able March :.
Ward returned from hi, tip TO III" >"nth - i'N
The steamer Delaware. which icf. Per f''
River. at p. IN. yesterday. carried south = =. 81
CATION Of athlete, supposed 10 p" mt t. ~ '""
League / a cban team .orA1->p. ih"ic - "'i
player, all and probably hy ihc tnlc NC 'h'"
l. separated from the wheat, t>c or -'"i men
will be let To- play regularly on t!c l." '" 49,
Fielder Ticruan and Catcher Nr'phy ~ u" ""
pI,yers O, I,-t year, tenn TO mtL" "a up Ft me-
vi hacl Wclth'o smiling face Wis -" '''' ~ W."
remain IN Hol,okc owing Ia the ere ~ u" ~
wife. The Other rI,sr' , VII" s ,, w.. "rry
Gathers O'Kourkc AID Carh". D'"ty.
Crane ,crond la. r.. l"uur, thnd b"'c. Ia '''
.,op. uornunc left rc:c John II. ihp' 80 49,
field and substitutes D"n>'hhc ana ""' cf@.
Turner viii Jon the team III INC ~'''' 800,
Bhch and "A friend arrived on tie p'" at
hour 10 try to Intercept Michael l"is"'
| Columbus ,nb. They dIi nn -cc that 4 !"
II-f1
nent and hid sent Lcta"; tut' n"IfF
II, . ..,,, &, ,a..., ton awaiting the a."|r
other pla'
The Amer. An Association 'ha"P"n'"lI 49,
VII c,en on ApnI l.. and ol'>" on I" '"bc. -, !"
hnni I'm. /, - hciulcd october 10. brt W. w.
1 all aio~cd for the plaNi OF 81 l"','Ponru go
| ws,hingtoI fcb. .".-N. b.. Young p.,,usI,,,
tho National LEAGUE. Ia, iut arrah.'n VI, 'n,,'.,
ing contracts !. T. torcmsm. MN .N ,., ,iiit,t
| Bennett and IIodgman with i,.tpn. M"iuirc' inips
burke. MckcUu,h. Lyons. KNOWLES, 6rith' "Ii,n ,
| FITZGERALD, weli,. schcilcr ana Grtcn@"H VII,
ROCHESTER. Powers. Rcip,chiag'T, "eriarT,. NC "a
lDdgh with the brooklyn Association clu "fEh, anu
! Dorran with syracuse club. Frank MecA WIN ~
| Louis.
| Terms have been accepted With the fplo"ihe
| PLAYERS Dcaly. Ely and casey 10y syracuse. ana
| llalpn by the Athletics
Baltimore. Feb. % Hanagcr Barnic was Informed
| today by Walter Wallace t::1t he had signed foi
| the Baltimore club. Long. 4 well known IA ne Co-
fielder. and hsd given the player his advance money
Mr. walls'a also signed First iIa>eman Power. who
played IN san Francisco last year. for the baltimore
| tcaE.
buffalo. Feb. G6-The International League Is
making every effort To have team here. If suitable
grounds ~ b secured club VII b placed IN this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Comfy Clerk kai-cr has prc-cntcd "a bill ~ fl1
90 30 for COMPARING cprrc ting and ccrtfyin: "lf
records z. 100 ]. for ordinary COPING and rl:h
for copying the County Commissioners report 81 the
last election. II /, sad that Dr. krctI>hmir VIII
oppose the payment Of tins bin when IL come up -
day In the Board Of sui cN.~"rs
1t has been learned that Mis- Harriet Drry. VIII"
committed Ia the insanc as lun ut Fldlu IA Last
week Is the daughter Of EIa>u, W. Drury. Of Fond dn
Lac. Mich who died fifteen years ago Ia the spring
II 1870, while travelling IN Europe with some rom
panions Miss Drury art conceived tho hai!utiL nation
Of q phantom lover. which LA, never lett her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
REQUESTS To CHURCHES AND COLLEGES.

The will OF Peter i. sch""nmakcr was sdhi'i"i u"
probate yesterday. III, estate Is valued at si'"""'
and his heirs are the Ec, DR.. Martin V. >ch"onmahcr
Of West Chester, Penn: Ellen +. Fowler OF Ha'~hii
y. y. Catherine Bcehman, Of Babylon. l.. L. ana
Mary suydam. Of lay Ride The ioiio".hs sum,
90 ,o,, 10 enrrchcs and institutions: Reformed
Protestant Dnch Church In Percp0ntst. $500
Fast WIam,b burg Reformed Protestant Dutch t'iur'h
- OOO Northwestern Classical academy at rangc tI:v
Iowa 80 900; General synod 81 tho Reformed Dut'h
Church In America. for the ctuCation OF young men
s3 900: Board OF Foreign Missions, $1,000. and Kut
gers College, 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

j. Rogers Maxwell. ,lc"Irc>id"nt OF the Long Island
Railroad Company. app'ar'd bfor- IL" ninth Rapid
Transit Commission vest. ant aid that ue cost Il
ourtrack Oppressed road in Atlantic from South Ferry
TO East .New.York would cost. according " tho estimate
Of their engineers. 81: 900. This amount. he said
WAS moro than his road could AFFORD IN eApend. After
som, discussion with the Commis. toner's MIR. MaNwcu
said would have thor engineer prepare an ctma'" o
the coat of tworsck road and that he would report IL
tho Commissioners at early day. At tn" same time
he would also them VIII th"r his 'omrany would
accent a franchise " buld a twO.track road.
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J. T.. RhpdrS. president II 40 Tl'to Ecctrotjr
Engraving COMPANY, VA, IA .ro".N"v car NJ. y
,Ltm; 30 O'Clock yesterday aftcin0on. near A'tor
Place when tho following lit dulit oct aired. iiy
left the car. 4 moment after. a p"i' n'hn c"t'rd
and mad. some inquiry a. to on'cihins "hi'h w"
lady had lost W tho lie was not ,",siul II"
und,us any thing. put few mh.ut'N i"t"r. when ono
~ lin, ps~~n.ers ont Of the car. POI kctbook
VA. discovered wherr lie had born >tin-. IN WIS
undoubtedly tho property 81 n" lady who lad mt
the poccmGl Ia hook for II III the car II vsS turned
over to the conductor.
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pIlEEN>C ~ TIE VALtE OF FARM LhNDs.

To Nddf - IOnhIy H0af' '1 N-IT W1HI" WT1
. H"aans .',i' tp.J 49, =, ''.' - ''.'
rru"r hh,"tt and the Joint Lc,i-la'ive Committee
win,h f. ,drfin; tho 81 tho Oppression Ia
farm ,.Inr~. Tn, Hoard rrpird that the vdue II
farm Land hero lad L. rca,cd ~ l'. cent IN fifteen
,.sr. vhllc tho wat ~ lshorcr, hVi ncrra,t 81
40 pr ,c.! Re ,ri"r> wcrc adopted utgn, The
abolition ~ thf ON, 80 lAy ludec. and hing thai
tho bii. - iuS =" Governors salary be repealed
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Sunday school also presented to Ar. Weoster h"no
sUmo solid silver service.
ELIZABETH.
DEATH OF PETER r. STEPHEN.

DEATH OF PETER p. STEPHEN.
Peter r. stephen. ex-Tax Assessor. and ono OF tho
best known business men in tho Third Ward dcd yes
terday. ago nifty five. lie Vas prom'hens menioer
:. :. u,cha.rs Church. Of which he was . trustee,
and vsas one OF the founders Of st. Achneis bencvo
TENT society. lie was also member Oh fotner hehfJ
Council. Catholic Benevolent Legion
Tho Board of Trade Is gathering statistics regarding
the commerce Of the Elizabeth River and It's navl-
r.blo facilities all Of which will bo forwarded to
Gessenhaner TO present 10 the River and
IIarbor Committee Of Congress. with view toward
getting q suitable appropriation for widening ana
dredging the stream.
Thieves broke into the tailoring establishment OF
John La Rue Groves. @ SD. 1913 East Broad ST.. on
Tuesday night, by cutting out two windows in back
door. and carried on about e15 worth Of clothing.
Mrs. Henry C. Williams, wife OF colorcd barber Of
Elizabeth has run OF with her babe and 200 Of her
husbands money. Mr.. Williams Is disconsohte over
tho loss Of his babe and his money,
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NEWARK

The Edison United Phonogrphic Company was IN
corprraicd yesterday. The capltai strA Is hAo" ~
=, ooooOo The corporato-S are :. u. Eaton and Ed
-, 7 I,van,ch Of New York. and 4. e. Tate. Of
Orange. y. j., private secretary OF Mr. Edison.