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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09
TIN PLATES WOULD NAVE CAUSED LESS TROU Bile.

The officials in the postofcc department OF the
Custom House somewhat puzzled yesterday
over the words "undevcoped plates which were
written on a package covered with brazilian stamps
which arrived here yesterday. They sought the
counsel of Dudley f. Phelps deputy collector OF the
law division Of the Custom House. and Mr.. Phelps
sagcly turned the responsibility Of opening the pack
age over to sam" Blatchford. auditor Of the sur
vevors department, because Mr.. Elatchford is an
amateur photographer. Mr. Batchford did not openly
decline the responsibility Of opening the package to
see whether it really contained undcveloped photo
graphic plates which would be destroyed instantly
bv exposure the light. but he cautiously intimatei
that the photographer from whom he bought all ms
mates had an Office near by. The court subpOcnaed
The photographer, who carried off the package to a
dark room and pronounced II to contain exactly what
n said II had Therefore Maurice NintOn the news
paper man. will receive his undevclOped plates to-
day taken by his artist In Brazil.
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NEWARK.
BUSY WITH TIE 81

BUSY WITH HE ciclLS VI Otf4NrS.
The Democratic Board of FrecholdeIs, organized
under the partisan law passed by the Democratic
Legislature last year. is exciting much disgust among
Democrats and Republicans alike. The time OF inc
Democratic majority Of the Board has been almost
wholly taken up with the distribution of the Spols
of Office. and the appointments made are atin U
unihrmIy unfit. old and trusted employees OF inc
comfy government are turned out u make place Iv
heelers. IL would please respectable Democrats 70
see the law organizing the Board declared ulooii-
stitutional by the Court of Errors ana Appears 10
which tribunal appeal has been taken 10 'cs' 'ic
legality OF the law.
A SYNDICATE GETS THE LEATHER INDUSTRY
1t was said in Newark yesterday that the heI"ta
tons for the sale of the patent leather manufactures
10 an English syndicate had terminated successlu,
and that the aggregate TO be paid was S5oOooOO' inc
manufacturers TO get twO-thirds in cash ana ohc-
third in stock in the consolidated concern Int
negotiations have been in pro\ress since last summer
and the papers are prepared Tor signing Inc
manufacturers who concerned III the ucal aic
: Ualsey a. sons, +. r. Howell IL Co.. John DWycr'
G. H. 4 J. ID. HARRISON blanchard Liothcrs L .
/ H. Ualsey & smith, Henry Lang, McCOihi'h' ION
molly a Co. John ii. Perry, p. Reilly sons, hu-h
smith f. : Ward & Co.. Mark y. Malla, taImSI'
smith a Co r. G.. Solomon, StenSel q kothschiiu'
Noses strauss Rcubent Trier and Mess d f5hoI'
These firms represent cehts OF the capliaI anu
output OF the patent leather trade In TINS country
Nv the terms Of the sale The present propIelofs ~
main as managers for period Of five years.
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PATERSON.

BUILDING a NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY
The Passaic, Garfield and Clifton Electric Railroad
Company has filed with the County Clerk mortgage
on its property franchises for 100000 TO the At
lantic Trust Company, which guarantees inc payment
of per cent interest that amount Of bonds Issued
Tho road TO extend from Garfield in Bergen County
across the Passac River from Passaic Cty TO clifton ana
Tho only obstacle thus far met with Is the refusal OF
the Bergen County BOa' of Frceolders to grant the
right of way over the river brldee al "anieIu'
THE INSURANCE TO BE PAID NEARLY IN FULL.
The appraisers selected by kaz Brothers, owners
Of the burned Washington Hall building and by the
insurance companies with third man as referee,
early Yesterday morning finally agreed upon S49.6SG
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
TIE WAR RECORD OF DIR. NoRDoUlsr.

TIE WAR RECORD OF DR.. NORDQClsr.
Coroner Charles j. Nordquist, who was killed at the
crossing OF the Harlem Railroad at Bronxvllc on Fri
day was tho son Of the surgeon to Bcrnadottc King
of sweden. lie served surgeon during the Civil
War and was at the battles OF Harpcr's Ferry, Cedar
Mountain second Bull Rum Antictam, Getty and
Chanccllorsvillc and promoted to medical III
spertor of the First Army Corps. lie was made prS-
oucr by the Confcdcratcs at Gcttysburg ana escaped
Inv crawling under church until the Union troops
advanced upon the town. when he was rescued. lie
was one OF the most popular men in Westchcster
County, and was Free Mason OF high standing and
a Sir knight of Bethlehem Commandery Of Knights
Tcmplar. IN, ..,.. 49,. -, ,r..o-,... .,..--..
,t 81 John's Episcopal Church. TuckahOe. Ii will
be attended by the knights Templar, posts of the
Grand Army OF the Republic and the Medical Society
Of Wcstchcstcr County. The inquest will be held on
Tuesday morning.
TAERYTOwN-Thc Irving Club has elected w. H.
IIoyt president, DR.. Il. b. Coutant vice president.
Frank V. Willard secretary. and David
of the village during tho year are @3I,Oy4 II ex-
pcndures $50 $50 81.
WHITE PLAINs-The Grand Jury has recon-
mcndcd revision of the list of jurors in the differ
eat towns Of Sd the cG"ny real estate Ac Of to the
County has increased 3i0OO00O in value since last
year.
PLEAsANTyILLE.-A meeting Of citizens TO adj
vance the interest Of the village. ;. Wood Cornell
Albert See secretary. There Is talk Of having the
village incorporated.
MONTRO>E.- rhc Rev. Mr.. Borarus who accepted
the call the Montrosc Church. VIII assume pastoral
ohafe' 10 day.
ENE-At the approaching elect on for town off .cr
a propo.iion VIII DO submitted to the taxpayers To-
change the method Of wording the roads outside of the
village OF portchc,cr The proposition Is to do away
agcmcni of tie roads entirely into the hands OF =
Board Of Highway Commissioners.
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LONG ISLAND.
suFfocArED BY COAL GAS.

SJffN NlED IA 'DNh '-,'.
Smith K. Bayis, Of Melville, and his wife and
vouug child went 10 bed at their usual hour on
1aur-day night. They were not seen about the l"u'
on Friday morning. ard the apparent absence Il life
nioni the place led some II the ncghbors 10 in-
y..tisnic Those who entered The house were nearly
overcome rs the fumes II coal gas, but making thcr
Ny 60 tie Sleeping room Of Mr.. ard Ms. layls
they found MI. iAyli- dead IN bed ard her husband
unron-rI .s and breathing heavily. The child Wa,
found under the hodolo'he,. an had suffered little
from the effect. Of the coal gas. The windows IN "
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ELIZABETH.


DEMOCRATS To LEAD FORLOEN HOPE
THE coming election in the various townships Of
Union County for members Of the Board Of Frccoldcrs
promises TO be hotly contested, but there is prospect
of a substantial Republican victory The Democrats
are striving to get control of the Board, which the
Republican, have held for the last few years. me
.oiintv affairs have largely reduced the annual eX-
pcnses This has been bitter phi Tor tic democrats
majority Of the members to be chosen next TUESDAY,
The only danger 10 be apprchended by Republicans IS
apathy in the party lines.
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.
rr,,,. r,~,, ,-.cp4NT REL EASED.

THE RICH VAGRANT RELEASED.
Ewald Osterman the demented German VINO was
committed bv Recorder McDonough, of lloboken' 10
the penitentary for ninety days as a vasrant' ana
when searched was found TO have s2,ooO ana a
quantity OF diamonds and valuable 1cwelIy IN MS
nnossession was released BY Judge Knapp yesterday
fIe was taken In charge by Mr.. Kaeicld, former
clerk of Osterman's father. who Is wcatny manu-
facturer in Oeldrln-o the Rhine Mr. haeieid VIII
nrobably accompany him TO his home
Freebooter Michael J. COye. who was elected TO fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF Freebooter
Kenny was sworn in by Judge Knapp yesterday, and
filed bonds in the sum OF $4,000.
The Park Commissioners held private meeting
Yesterday morning and discussed at some length tie
selection OF sites. 1t decided TO postpone the
selection until the Commissioners have visited the
different sites.
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Gcunlrn Real gsldle 70 Let

At NOSr'LAIR.-To let. a''rsc,ii :
Il QurNu Anne tag. cent? alN *"
lIf frnfus.fIfnf. lot rnf3OD D. or tN'. ~.
TUBS TAh LOR. > E'rAH.ar-,t.. :. .
LOrKrfIN. ROOM hop-c. best ioo atom
L In Elizabeth. y. j.. al modern ii3-
rr0ltu-nf- lnf low 20 rieht party. NJ
In .. T~TArf. rrlbrn' ONE.
NoI,l .-O4r free f.ntl cataioeuc' q
y l-l, viii hr ready. har a j. ~eiu
,o.r ,air..-. WN. IL. hoy 90. >
Wand rnlt ave. opp. Grand ''ntih p'P"''
Two LIT Furnished or unfinished 40
Crawford on the ScwJ,f-.y Int a
Il Il fp.'Y-nv- minutes from ~" YORK I
ave nom depot house well plumn.d ana
drained nIac fNHu-. br-id'7 'tth'",u'
-tnr,rnnfn and laundry, rru' 800 w. -
nl,h.d 500 furnished. lnquif" FkiD'
!. Ely. - R,o1.fav. Ne"-fof"
ITO LIT A. rhlnAcla. y. J.. hand-omc
Queen An. rD.tag. With II rooms peg
f. . order. nrAr 90 ..ut-ttN. station mon IN
ir.u-n,fr,nf. Including ma TOO ana wa r
,.t.r rn--.-...H iurl t.rn- ~ ~
r.nt.. Ann. fn IDWN>i y Itl >llN'Hl.
yl WaI.''. N.r-iora. l'0om l..
Two LIT .On Day,nYort's Nr,k. New
sound I'll modern impfu'rir % .
.,f.I.,.v rlru.i.ny stable. Immediate l.'-
a....., rent 81 700. ,in Do" -c'n any TINE.
" j.. H. - iNcAnne' Ih'".
on ,,r-, 1000 DO miles. Lone
~ I..,d good building GOOD eoA mot
.,.F Nm. ff.r. = llAl'll D. ~ iih'.-'
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NEW. BRUNSWICK.
ANNUAL DINNER OF DELTA UPsILo

ANIMAL DINNER OF DELTA UPslLON.
Tho Rutgers Chapter Of the Epsilon Fraternity held
its thrty.sccond annual dinner at Iaic's fca} nEht
seaman Miller OF Brooklyn, a graduate of the COLLEGE
&, ,ho class of 20 wa, tOa,ina~tcr. and Jane, ".
thomson. o. poet with f. J. llaean, 81. master
% song Among those who responded 10 toast, were
! :. wight. 81. George =. Morris, -7, Maurice J..
THOMPSON 80 A. i. Ilavcns - Warren \. Malou,
900. ianes q, Never. II, Frank L. Mason. Aml,i-f
rs. %harles : WyckOn. rs. John : Van Oldcu.
100 Hvrnn cummings. 80. Ihc Committee Of Ar-
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Furnished Gonscs.

L. IRNISHID COTTAGES sulth side
. Long Island, at BAY Shore. laip. Ia Z
N0rchn-, Nr.t lists free. Writ or call
"n e.. -. TIN REl.H. BAY Shore l.. l.
=, ChE>DALi.. - miles from bc Grand
- Central Depot. Harlem K,ilrOad.-A
fully furnished country residence IL acrcs),
known a. Row -l"y,n the f0rin,T home OF
the late Wm. Bailey Lang large mansion
I b"th-foom-. crap, rice. Conservatory. Sc.
al unlimited supply 81 cNc'llcit deep ar
iNriJn We'll water, the care OF the estate
gardener furnished bv the owner: rent
moderate. u. g. Crosby. ~ Nassau--t.
ITO EA~f-N furnished co,ntry seat at
4 ThIOlr'- Neck. Wc-t'hc~fc. fronting the
water. perfectly healthy locally Il rooms
bath. furnace; complete sewerage garden !;
handsome grounds large stable and carl gc-
house. bath house and boating facilities
mile from Country club. ard 20 minutes
from Wcstchcst'i station. S'.y- Haven Rail
road. Apply to AUGUSTUS 1ABER. "a
East 15tl-~t
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HOBOIEN.

The coroncr's jury in The case OF william Movers.
who was killed on February Il. at the Thirteenth It.
crossing Of the West shore Railroad. returned yer
dict that Mcycrs's death WIS iuc 10 the carcessness
Of the railroad company il rot having gates and a
,va,clman at the crossing.
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PLAINEIELD.

Daniel Gill. a manufacturer Of candy in Plainfeld
was mangled by train on the Central Railroad at
late hour Friday night. when his body was discov
cred near the Richmondst. bridge life was extinct
lie was twenty one years old and unmarried
DR.. Randolph Ellsworth died yesterday. He had
been practising physician in Planfed for most OF
his lifetime.
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FAT4LLY IyJTRED BY 4 BLAST.

James OBrcn. "A laborcr, who Wa, employed yes
terdav I'm an excavation In ninth ave. between Eighty
first and Eighty SIS, was hurt fatally by the
premature discharge OF blast there at 10 p. m.
Roth his hands were blown of, and his face was
tluillacd in a shocking manner. lie wa. said b be
diving whcn an ambulance carried him to the ninety.
ninth Strs> Hospital but at late hour he still
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STATEN ISLAND

NEW -BRIGHTON.-Thomas Warburton age seventy
wears an inmate of the sailors snug larbOr, died IN
the hospital of the institution YESTERDAY from injuries
received last Thursday morning by slipping on piece
Of frozen and falling down the stairs OF one Oh
the buildings.
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IINDEN.
TO IMPROVE TOWNSHIP ROADS.

TO IMPROVE TOWNSHIP ROADS.
Al the township meeting on Friday night 1t was
resolved to raise $4,000 for the purpose of working
,,o t,,rnehin roads. Il was decided that the tax
nouid hc apportioncd the several districts accord
i"v tn The taxable valuation. Ten per cent of me
un X 10 lie expended the cutters, and 90 per cent
ON matchmaking the roads.
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alive. His home was in Seventy -nfth's'' near Ihrd
THE MISSISSIPPI STILL RISING.

Little Rock, Ark. March 8.-The MISSISSIPPI at
Helena and below is steadily rising The va'cr yes
terday afternoon at Arkansas City marked or'y
and a hall feet on the Government gauge peing the
Iicbest water since 1889 The water thee Is within
a few inches of the top Of the ievec and oil o'esuox
seems inevitable.
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np1urR cuAnGEp wrrI EMpEzzLEMENT.

Charles Ennis age twcnty-thrcc' driver for iatchs
Express, was arrc-tN yesterday charged by ms en-
nInrnrs with ENLIGHTENMENT. lie is accused Of col
iectinr sums of money at various places where nc
delivered goods. lie committed for trial
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Counlrn Real Geiate for Sale

IL OK SAIL, cheap, = - 'i'N! ~
from Alleg~n county AT. within thr i,at
belt OF, Mlcnieau. Address I. y. Box oeo'
Aicgin Mich.
I, Or sALE-jls acres q Land in East
Chester. near ut. Vernon village line J
price $1,000 half cash. lar iisage y
ler cent. Address X. BARLEY, Last
L'OK SAIL a, Imogg's NccA We,tchcst"r
4 Fine OLD country mansion. 10 acres
and fronting thD water. ins Views 10 ma
aria. ! Wllr nom Country Club a great
bargain for subdivision into village llo,s, Or
villa rcsidelcs,. Apply AUGUSTUS
TABER. ga las, i5,h-st.
INOK sALL.-Iarm Of tnirtv-threc acres
i OK good land and good buildings To-
clted At Huntington. l.. J. hait mile f hsI1
a a'qLBl.i! IT, ~ y-1 fast us
L,ON ~ALI.-Nt Pia.rn'id y. j.. I'm.
I rD.id.n... lafrr stable, - acr's Of
lawn. fruit and large slaGr t'1,. TO-,
sion any time. Inquire OF OW y FIX, VI
Llbertg--,.. Now.Ioro
NO.. SAIL Or EINT.-A .0O.acre farm.
/ stool. and agricultural implements NcN-
jersey. Bon I''. Equitable blidiNR.
ISOt SAIL cows Head" BAy t.tg.
i l.. I-1hc hanl-ouc-t ~. "n Long
Islam. contain rs acre, ~ Land with h.rt
,uiual'. waterfront ou Nrw-NorN BtF.
&. - VAN HErNr - Liheitf--t.. \.
IrKIlr FARM Last Shore. virginia.
,,r,r ho''.' ALSO nlco .torc Win
...f,,., az, 'i.d and Garden fruif .;nbi..
49, ,,ri... -s coo Addre,, ',OMNLR -
it,< "a Trnun. O1.ce.
NOR SALE OR TO RTNT-Iurnished
L hotel ia the heart ~ Oh" 'at,kAl M,~.
Eli, Add,.-4 lioi'NTNIN. Bon .,
.rribune TrfoNn OnIrr. l.3s Broldwsr.
.., 49,, 90,
l. OR SAIL or lo 81 am AZ ~
nam. D. >. T.. - "i.T o' nnfi'r.
on'1. ,i ",' .r with uarf Of mnd hy year
hisN'n ''"u. I' 49, 'r'..rat.r d.. Tor de-.
' ,ldr.. " LIN i6
,,,'... ,,c
Ntrf'' .-'.' '''''
oN" Bt u, vi ~. o',, ,' .'o,,,,..
,,,'"n i'''i avn. for >,'e r,nf or
h.tg II ~ GREEN 4 BRO. Broad
$40. r,-,,,h y
a..
NVONItLNiE. y J For sale nov quo %
VI Aln, cottage. '.N,n room, III con, o,l
N,ri'n'', It'll" .,.tS ,'rv d.s'r,hl,
i' -rf-uu- rfNYIOE , Rock.
in' ''I."' = ""
'''" - -.
>'TN- NNIN Road. specially unin-
\ cnmhcI,d country .rrop,,r,,, 70 g\ch az,
,or clif. J.. J. H"'''"''''' 80
iih'-'.
.nKNN"E wa-hlna ton-,t two nF" H.
~ room house, sale or rent, 500, so.
'f.rMBlE. - broadway
.,..rtf.t.n handsou. resi-
~ ',N'.' d., tonN1sn f,r AL. ON
,i,,,.- ho,,-. b,. mnd,rn impro, ,mcnts
"a, .,.. g.t... and STORES. carriage
rnr.n on 10 nulf trrcs. A.. eteryt.lne
In perfect order. T. \. CANLIN. 81 Lib
,f,' st y
,,,,,,,>.n mn T,r .ola cot.
nM"N !. !, n ni ,''' 500. .i ,mnrovc.
t'.' ,.,. " Irirpl.r
.,," ), p,.''N, NIX an ToyI.I,H iIchmond
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WESTT1yLD.

The following Republican nominations have been
made for township officers to be voted Tor on TUESDAY
,r,,,n ClcrA Charles II Day Chosen Freebooter.
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rangemcnts were Louis W. stoiesbnry. warren H.
Scfenck and Paul ]. Challen and among he srahu-
atc OF Rutgers and other colleges present wrc Mc,.
Van Chef Lafayette Matsuzgota, Yale; o. pitt'
A. j. liavens. c. f.. WyckOh. J. WyeDn' =. ..
Maar, J. D. Epson, J. 7. Street. q. p Morn.
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James r. Person: Assessor. Edward L. Andrus Col
lector Augustus X. Gale: Town Committeeman. Levi
Cory Oversecr of the Poor j. Wallace Cox; Justice
Alfred W. Burdick.
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ness. ride or drive. Must be seen to be APP
preciltcd, as Lc is IN every way a. de-
scribec-safe sound. fast ant r.liabic.
Also extensiOn-top sid'har family surrey
(sea;s A.. sidebar top buggy, ladies
top pbaeton, light road harness. fur
robes, laps, blankets. &c. &c. .,
all in perfect order. IN fact hardly sOiled,
and all 10 be sacrificed. a. sickness In my
family compels removal 70 milder climate.
For inspection. &c, apply owners private
stable. adjoining private residence, 10
West 4Tth-~t
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II tN or f'nt home 100 Bf0oklfu health
: asolall' pfiDN-. WILLIAM II. GRACE.
foriTf NllnarAhf and Jas -t-. Bfnoalfs.
L. LI6ANT tgo--tofy frame. brlrl. la--.
- meut Improve u'ft- cabinet tIti
nn Ilsraln40 f--f.. D-twsnn Ealuh aid How
aNr. J. station Inquire ~. -. IDlt
TESTER, On promises. OF ! 900 il'rk1or
4
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gated $4,000. and the result Of the long dispute
virtual victory for the insured firm. The local IN
surance agents began to pay up the claims yes'er'
day.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A a COMPLIMENTARY cory Of DR..
"A. HuuGmey's Nctellnarr Manual. 900
pages OF treatment and care of domestic ami
Inals-horscs. cattle. sheep, dogs, hogs and
poultry-sent free. Address HrMPHR EN'S
MEDICINE CO.. 100 Fult0n-st., Ncw-fork.
A THE RACINE Speeding Cart and
IA. Sulky cannot be beat for quality,
lightness, finish and price. 10, 80 Wooster
St, n. Y.
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ORANGE.
ORANGE.
STRONG OPPOSITION TO MAYOR HMTFORD.

STRONG OPPOSITION TO MAYOR Hartford.
Henry II. Truman, the Republican cadidate for
Mayor, held an informal reception last evening Ill
the Lincoln Club rooms, ard large nulbcr Of the
voters Of the city paid their respects t6 MN. lie
Democratic city convention icnCminatcd George H.
Hartford for MAYOR by divided vote The 1ght
against him has been bitter one, In tie convention
the OF posing delegates refused to make tt nomination
Unanimous His opponents express r ,, so
the success Of the Republican candidate are brigl'
and II Is conceded that their nominees it thc ,ounoi
will be elected in several OF the vans ana mat
the Encon ing Council Will be for tile hTst 'lhic III
many years largely RepnDllcaf
Dr. sara B. Chase delivered lcctrc to women
in Orange Music Hall yesterday. o. the subject
The American Woman
The New England Society Of orane last evening
held its regular meeting and discussc the sewerage
onestion. james C.. Bayles. late President of the
Eew-York Board Of HEALTH gave an interesting talk
on the subject a Swim In the Maelsrcm," in which
lie told many instructive experiences that he had
passed through In his Official life
A carnival was held at the slids Of The Essex
County Toboggan Club last cvenig. There were
hundreds of eager enthusiasts precnt. Boniircs
blazcd on every side. the slides we're lit up by
electric lamps, and band of muc added TO the
occasion. The carnival will be repeated tomorrow
night, If the weather continues cold
The fair for the beneht OF the bulIdinS Iuhu OF
the womans Christian Temperance Union closed last
evening" and was successful throughout. handsome
sum was realized.
The Orange Club gave one Of IS fortnightly enter
t,tnmcnts To members In the clubhouse last cvenin <
Trinstod and Werner, the banjo and guitar players
plavcd a number Of selections. and there WITS an
exhibition of the improved Photographic The even
ing closed with dance.
4 brilliant dance was given last evening IN tho
Fescx County Clubhouse, with was ATTENDED by
nearly 100 guests.
Tho trust company Of Eas orange. which Wa.
Organized on Friday evening oy the election Of a
board Of directors. completed It's orgarization We,
,crd,v by the election of ne following oniccrs
President. 4. II. Ryan. vic'prcsidcnt, Edward L.
hlllng: treasurer Joel F. Fccman. AID secretary.
David Bingham. The company Is organized with A
paid.up capital stock Of $4,000.
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l. ARMS, large and small. for sale +: -. 500
10 500 600; cottages, big and little,
for sale and Ient; hotels 10 rent. J. W.
lflLLpEk. sc Iioelty'st,
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whole house were opened. ard Mr. Baylis rcmoVeu W
another room A messenger was sent after Dr
Heycn Of Farrningdalc. When the phy s,ian 'cao1i
the house he made hastv examination 81 w. pa,
and pronounced the condition Of The patient cii uesu
Effort, were made to bring HIM back to Consciousness
but without avail The gas had come FROM o,o
rarlor stove the door Of which had Accidentally pcc
left open. Coroner Bcnnet. Of Iatchcenc TOOK ra
Of the case At a late hour last nigh, Mr; hNi i
vas sim alive but no hopes were entertained oi HIS
recovery
JAMAICA-The funeral Of Miss Theresa Covert VINO
died from the effects OF malpractice was hcld az u,c
home Of her parents yesterday. Inc inietdt W.
private The Rev. Mr. Hobbs, OF the Presbyterian
Church conducted the services. and the burial was az
Hampstead. Nothing has yet been learned as % the
nntcccdents Of John VI. DaSsetf. who is in lail at
Long Island CITY, charged with the responsibility for
the young wOmans death.
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