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New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAlNS.-ln the supreme Court yesterday
Judge Dykman issued order Of arrest against War
ren c. Van Benscoten for conicnp, If conrt in not
paying S75 slimony TO Mrs Mary Potter Van Ecns.
ootcn pending the determination OF suit for divorce
The couple married in Philadelphia in -15 and
removed to New Rochelle last summer. The
women of the Presby terian Church Will give unique
entertainment In the chapel Tuesday evening neNt.
Stockholders Of the White Plains Gas Light Com
rany and the White Plains Electric Light Company
vii vote for or against consolidating the tWO cor
poations into one company April :.
TUCkAHoE-Judge siias d. Clifford Isaac " Mills
and {. A. IlVdgman, OF HOdgnan'S Rubber Works,
art interesting themselves in organizing a Building
and Loan Association here in the Interest of the
appropriated 5000 r. repair the Whtc Plains road
north and south of the public schools.
MAMARONECK.-Tlr Rev. l.. VI. Van BOkkccn
Of Zion Episcopal Church. New York, has accepted
call from st Thomss's lEpiscopaN Church, Hyc
Neck. The taxpayers Of Tianiaroreck have voted to
grading the old White Plains road from Maloncy's
The entrance Of the old liavley CiApp farm. IN"
reads and bridges OF the town 10 be divided into
thre, districts. aud the working and repairing Of tho
Will be done by contract
NEW WROCHELLE.--rhe woncn's Christian Temper
ance Union and Reform Club. OF New Rochelle viii
dedicate IT. Main-st. and Locu.tavc
this afternoon az O'Clock.
TARRY TOWN Bus ness men are asking that the
tree postal delivery System b. pat In operation.
rarrytOwn la helors Will hold thor annual ball in
Masonic Han. on April 49, Irving Lod;c ha.
presented 10 Gcorgr Gibbs, their Organls elegant
gold watch and Chain The hoard of Trl-
tees hao appointed Warren c. Brown clerk L. r. Yale
corporation counsel George {. Andrews corporation
attOiney H. \. Fisher corporation engineer. William
chief Of police. William II. smith and william Falion
ir.. police cOns'ablcs.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
NEWARK
A YnI,NG WOMAN scAREs A DI,RGLAR.

A YOUNG WOMAN sCARES A BURGLAR.
The house OF George Graf, No go = Summcr-avc..
was robbed Friday of a Of money. Al a. m.
Miss Eliza Murphy, school teacher, who slept in
of the bed d-rooms. aroused by a noise in the
room and the figure of a crouching the
floor the bureau. She to a sitting posture
and shouted; You thief! you thief get of here"
The man growlcd menace, hut Miss Murphy kept up
the cry of thief thief" until tho burglar crawed
out the door. and. rising 10 his feet ran down the
hall stairs 10 the front door and escaped The burglar
had only time 10 secure Miss Murphy's pocketbook
with a few dollars in it.
The hat manufacturing firm Of a. NJ. Farchild & Co.
has assigned with 10000 liabilities and S24 900
nominal assets. william NJ Brown is the assignee.
In the Circuit Court yesterday William A. Iaincs.
administrator for the of his father srcd George
A. Watts administrator for $3.50 OF loaned the firm
of George Il William Watts many years ago. The
debt was contested the ground Of statutory mita
ton Judge Dcpuc reserved decision.
The Rev. Andrew j. sullivan. of New-York has
accepted call to The pasorate OF the second Reformed
Church.
William GreaveS. manufactnrcr OF pearl buttons
at the Hidcnhurc Works in Newark. died at his
home. No 167 Pancst. yesterday, age fftysix. lie
was born in England and came 10 America when q
young man. starting the button manufa turing busi
in Newark.
Ferdinand T. Illslcy, for many years prominent
music teacher aud choir leader in Newark. died on
Friday at the home of his daughter in Paterson.
age eighty-two. His death caused by injuries
sustained in accident a horse several weeks
ago.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ERIE'S PROSPEROUS CONDTrIoS.
EsTABLIsnING \ NEW FRIGHT TERMINUS
oTnEE INrH0vTMENT, ~ Bf MADt

EsTABLsnING \ NEW FRIGHT TERMINUS
cTnEE IMPROVEMENT, TO BE MADE
The Eric wa never before in 50 good condition. nor
Is business pro-porou, Us II j, today. In fact. its
traffic grown so within the lat sN eight month,
that IT VA, evident some time ago that IT. jersey CITY
terminals wold Dc Insufficient 20 enable the company
Ia handle the business. IN the last annual report Of
the company. issued ~ November. the bolri II Di-
rcctOrs r. increase. the mean, and "a liitlrs
to enable your company 10 meet the grcA and grow
ng demands of the traffic that alrcad, tasc, yonr 90
pacty TO the utmost. IT would 10 be the part of
prudence and wisdom 10 adopt plan ia the
future whereby provision nay be- made for such puf
pose since then the executive officers o the com
r-,ny. after thoroughly reviewing the situation came
10 the conclusion that the engagement of frc-ht aud
passengers n The Long Dock terminals great
that II must be relieved by the establishment Of new
freight terminus. The present passenger terminal
building, of The Eric at the Long Dock spacious
and convenient These trn'nal, viii be reserved for
passengers package freight and grain only. The gen
eral freight terminus OF the road VIII be- al Wcca" ken
80 the additional ness docks and wharvc, can
be- constructed and IL may be necessary, besides the
track ALREADY there. 20 buili additional track of
about mile in length. connecting TIE dock, terminal
with the Erie road at the west end Of the Hcrgcn
Tunnel.
The Wcchawkcn Dock, and improvement Company
is an auxiliary company OF the Erie and h. controlled
by II. In 1853 the Dock, and Improvement Com
pany put mortgage upon it, real estate and struct
urcs which had then cost 10 about T-.OOO.OOO. Tho
condition Of the mortgage was that whenever tho
bonds were disposed Of the proceeds were 10 be In
vested IN new docks and other structure and appli
anccs upon the Docks COmpany's grounds and the ap
proachcs thereto.
4 month or 20 ago the engineers Of the Erie Com
panv and Of the Docks Company agreed upon y,tcm
Of piers and wharvcs to he constrnccd and erected
within the next year or 50. as fast as this can bc
economically and conveniently done. Probably two
new additional wlarves will be constructed during this
simmer and TWO or three more viii hc constructed
during The year i-yl 4 part Of the work Is already
contracted for and viii be pushed as fast may be-
several weeks ago "A contract wa Inahc Win DrcAel
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
PLAINFIELD.

The Sunday school chapel Of the Crescent Avcnue
Church. which destroyed by fire abOnt fifteen
months ago, has been rebuilt Of handsome Ohio sand
stone The women Of The church held Il " Bazaar Of
Days1 in the chapel afternoons and evenings Of last
week. and the proceeds viii be used 20 help pay
for the new structure.
Real estate dealers are anticipating season OF
remarkable activity In Plalpfcld property this spring
Public improvements have been numerous during the
last year. and many NOR, are proposed. Tic electric
light IS In efficient operation, steps for the procuring
of system of sewerage In the city have been taken
and the first street company has applied to tho
Common Council for franchise.
The dates for the annual meet" OF the New-Jefscy
division Of the League Of American WheelIncn In ram
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30

Gibraltar Mar H. with ma'e and passengers t" Henderson
steamer Nemsrra I'D verries Mediterranean ports via
Gibraltar H. with md.e ana passengers to Elwell q
steamer KnickerbocKer Kembie Neworeans days. with
Steamer frostbg. Mills. Baltimore. with coal 70 ConSo
to SR sai II BTos iSu1 ee,,eI S't to wh,ney q Co
salt sni % order @sa''e vessel ios 10 snow & Burgess
snpJacob Idgway. Watson. san Francisco Dec " win
hoot Bsnara SBrl AnaersGni Hong Kong Oct g.
SUNSET Wind at SANDY Hook. fresh. NV; cierr At
City island. wind fresh. WNW; clondy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Victoria Br) Harrison. LondonSmpson Spence
steamer Itai. 'ier. schmidt HamouIg-RJ corts.
Steamer Ems tGcr). Sander. Bremen via southampton
steamer Prins Hendrix Dteh. Nordergo Amsterdam,
Steamer Ponca CBr. b sson Para &c-B Booth & CO.
s'&"s5 a'sfs Sc sr. 0 5S StTs2s s 81 &C VIA Nov"
steamer ri atIao Br scholtz Prosreso Ihepsnd Bros
Steamer iabtna (Span Moreno Havana &c-J Cepaiios
stcarnc orzaba. Mcintosh. and Mexican ports
steamer N1cces Risk Galveston via Key west--C II NAL
Steamer New Orleans Hal.oy New Orleans Il seaman
Steamer u Mar Hawthorn. New Oreans-J 7 Van sickle
Steamer Fanita Pennington Wilmington. NC-Wm Ciyde
steamer Roanoke, Hulphers Newport News Norfolk
steamer Wyanoke Boan Norfolk Rchmond-Od Do
steamer F Brune Lewis Barmore-H II G Foster;
Steamer Cacouns tBr McDonaid Philadelphia ceoai-
las & Co
Tucy Miller. Homer. Baneer-F II smith x Co.
Steamer Winthrop. Bragg. Portland -tioratoHal
II T. IimOtk EdrIuge Boston III l. D.mock
ship Mrris GER. Iaske. ~ 'cShulm Theo kuger d Co
SAILED.
Steamers Amsterdam and prms Hendrix for Amster.
dam. Chester Rotterdam Ems. Hrcmcn Ah0raca lt""ep
Ia Champagne. hayre Ludgac mi London Etrura ACC
CITY of Berlin for Liverpool. Benlei Leith Aanca hlO
Jnneiro ATLANTA Montego Bay, Orizyba Havana III Mar
autNNcw Orleans N.wOrlcans city I Augusta, savannah
Wyanok- NOrfo~. Clc Ouna Pilad phls
Ships Troop for Shsnghal Cleopa..A Bremen.
Aiso saIlci--va Long Island sound
steamer Il + Dmock for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Mar 2s-Sailcd steamer Helyeta (Br) Coch
rane. for New York
Mar 2,-sacl The Queen ter). Hseloy for New
York.
LIZARD. Mar 2a-Pssscd steamer Canada (Br). Robinson
from Sew. York her w.y 10 London.
KOTrERDAN. Mar l9-saed. steamer Spaarndam (Dtchl.
for Sew-Iork
HAyKI Mar Passed steamer Ia Breagne (Fr). De
JOns-cliu for NewN York.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
CLOSE KEPT RAILROAD SECRET.

Chicago. March - I>pccial.-A railroad sccict has
never been better kept than the agreement for the
reorganization OF On. Interstate Commcrc' Railway A.
ISOLATION which Will b" prrcntcd next Tuesday To the
pre- -idcnts # all the Western roads. Ther l. at
present but copy in existence the cl arman who
assisted Chairman Waller Ia the compilation not
even saving a copy of the sections wordrd 10y them
Absolutely railroad ofical knows what the agrrc
mcnt viii propose. and Chairman Walker saN~ none
Will know until he receives "a copy IN The meeting
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
pRJv;.yGES FoR THE oDAcHIyG cu-B.

Tic Application made some tao weeks ago by the
Ccarhing club for club lnciO,urc At Morris Parh
Ia, iccn favOrahls con .dcri hy NF. Morris. and a
roony. exclusive and comfortable place In which 10
stand The drass- ha- been allotted them AZ one end
- TO grand stand. From the chosen ground those
os tho co..he. ulr have good View of the finishes
and vet viii not annoy those .n The grand stand By
ihr.r merry fI-lAc n onlL plgnr cOrh,.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
LONG ISLAND

Long ISLAND CiTY.-L. ". New. a prominent
grocer Of JacksOnavc. Wa arrested yesterday on
Warrant issued by MAYOR Gleason. The complaint
accuses New of attempting t. d,ia ID the city im bill
i0r supplies furnished 10 poor people. The bin. T. IS
alleged, contains the names Of twenty NctfOIs pcD
PIE u whom goods have been supplied. New was
aTragned before Mayor Gleason and hel under 5000
bail 10 await examination on Thursday.
BABYLON.-Nothing was disclosed Yesterday in
the scandal III the public schools. Tho Board Of
Trustees met and accepted the resignation Of Miss
PcTsis Miller. one OF the teachers The four teachers
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
prrAKlyG ITS LEASE TO THE "MoYoN.'

BktNhlN' IL h''''' 80 ''' -. -,
Chicago, March 20 t~pccisl.-The LoulSVlHc S""'h'
or has broken II, lease 10 tie NOnon- and has OBJ
taincd an Injunction against the latter, preventing II
from interfering In any with the operation OF tc
Louisville southern General superintendent "oou
ard of the MOnon.~ has resigned to accept the once
Of general manager of the Louisville southern j. d.
Even formerly superintendent 0f transportation on
the Nonon." il promoted To the oihcc OF general
.uuerint,ndcnt All this was brought about by the
action ~ the now management Of the Monon,' IN
80 hi.. friendly relations with the Louis, lille
and Nashville of which road the IouisNlll' southern
j. a keen competitor When the quarrel between
fh Louisville and Nashville and the MOnon' broke
,u. lat july, and a mutual boycott was declared the
Louisville and southern Wa> leased Tor thlrty years
tv The Mon"n~ and tho general Offices OF both roads
vcrr consolidated In chicago.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
RAIONNE-

ASKING FOR FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Common Council las granted largely signed
petition. asking that the question Of having free
public library may up 10 be voted upon at the
approaching charter election Bayonne has
g. 900 600 Of assessed property. which would yield
an annual library revenue Of abOut 81 500. at one
third of one mill on the dollar. To start with tie
city has bcqucsts available for The purpose agerc
eating several thousand dollars. Two religious sOcic
Ties now maintain small reading rooms, but the need
Of a good library is generally conceded.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30

The finals have been played by members Of the
Ncw-JerSey Chess Club. whose tournament held
recently in New Brunswick being brought to close
with three men in the lead. In the first of the finals
r. b. Keys. of Painfeld. and this left the cham
pionshp game to he played by him and H. y.
Van Dyke of Princeton. who has against all
previous opponents. The match resulted in victory
for MIR. Keys, who Is champion Of New-IerScy
and holder of the Waterbury Cup Mr. Van Dyke taking
second prize.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30

field have been definitely fixed at May 90, 30 and 81.
John Fiske delivered his third and last course
lecture In Planied last night. in which he treated
Of the life and character of Alexander Hamilton.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
NEW.BRUNSWICk.
A NEW VI

A NEW METHOD OF TAN ASSESSMENT.
A new method Of tax assessment has gone into
effect in New brunswick. the Supreme Court having
upheld the constitutionality Of the appointment Of
three commissioners Of valuation to do the work OF
the assessor. These men are to make an asscssmcn:
every three years. placing that valuation property
which ii would bring at seriG's sale. 1t is expected
that the new method VIII cqualizc assessments and
reduce the tax rate one half. The new law also
docs away with commissioners OF tax appeals.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.

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snr ri..5s se,,G 20 Moon set, OF In Moons 20
HGH wArHi
4 oat = b Island 3.o4 Holl ost>. 81
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New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
MIR. PERKINS ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION

MIR. PERKINS ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION.
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
READY TO DO HIS DUTY AS CITIZEN.
The following is the Official communication from
the committee appointed by the recent Republican
City Convention. informing Mr. Perkins that he had
been nominated by the convention as its candidate for
the Mayoralty of Jersey City:
Mr. George f. Perkins
Dear Sir: The undersigned were appointed by the Re-
nubicon Convention which met Bergen Hall on the
Goth inst to officially inform you that you were by st
Convention unanimously nominated for the office OF Mayor
Of Jersey City and request your acceptance o the non
nation. ,
We feel that by accepting you will honor the choice
n, the Convention confer favor your feow-citzens
and give them opportunity. by united and vigorous
effort important and greatly needed reforms Ill e
administration Of the city government
We submit herewith copy OF the resolutions auop'ea
by the Convention hope will meet with your
approval.
InUN REID w. NJ. BE1N,
K pANGRORN. W. L. vANDERzEE
THOMAS LEATHER, j. w. kULL.
Jersey City, March o. 1890
Mr. Perkins yesterday replied to the committee rs
follows:
Mr. John Reid Chairman. and others:
The Official action of the Republican City Convention
at Bergen Hall March co. and the formal presentation Of
same by s committee have been received and in accept
inc the nomination which has been Unexpectedly offered
me- as candidate for the Office Of Mayor OF this city
feel in its truest the honor you have conferred.
Recent legislation has increased the OF the chief
magistrate this city and with them corresponding re
sponsiby, that any prudent be excused for
shrinking their assumption. My justification for
undertaking them is that they have been offered 10 me
under circumstances which make it impossible for me TO
decline without being my duty man and
3 citizen.
II is this alone, Notwithstanding OF unftness
lnd nexperience that has mpeled accept Ce nomi
nation offer. In doing only assure you that
elected shall endeavor discharge the duties OF the
Office In such way will be for the best Interests Of the
city; appoint such heads Of departments VIII COM
mend themselves to the approval Of good citizen and
taxpayer : fitted for the Offices who will faithfully
honestly discharge duties imposed upon them who
will be careful Of the public entrusted to them 10
,ecure and wel-paved efficient police and
FIRE protection increased appropriations for and
tnued Improvement n public schools and wise and
honest administration Of finances. That shall
ceed in all this scarcely hope but failure shall not
II a sincere and effort avoid It. Re-
spectfully yours, GEORGE +. PERKINS
jersey City. March %. 1890
Sgfr1ed HammerSchlag. chairman of the Repuhh-
can Campaign Committee sent out earnest ap-
peal yesterday for volunteers to guard the polls on
The registry and election days. and prevent repeti
tion Of the frauds committed last fall The campaign
has now opened in earnest and with the bright
prospect OF success that Is before them the Repub-
hcans will work they have never worked before.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
INCOMING STEAMERS.
NoNpAI. MARCH 81
Itl~DAr. April
OUTGOING STE 4 AKRX
IA-rlAl

Vessel
Tor Mails nioss sails
ltaIi. Ilsmh Amer. Hampurg.. Am
IiAbAnn span IrAns. Havana. Sc.--.....- Am 10 Am
TtL-D.i. ATKiL |.
CITY Of Pacific Mail. Aspnwall......-le Am IL
wErSK~p.r. APRIL
Teninnlc white Siar. Liverpool .......2 pm
tIfy 81 ilcinoud inmau. Iivcrpool.....- $50 IN
{ ll.fIlua liant Amer Hamburg pm
! Lloyd. Hlrfn"u south pa. II IN pm
fthsulauf. Rcd star. Antwrrp----. nm $50 IN
Seneca. y 4 Cuba. Havana .-....--- pm pm
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
.SHIPPiNG .NEVS
NHIPVING NEWS
PORT or HEw.YOHK. ....sATr RDAY. MARCH 30. 1890

hKkIN ID
Travc lGcf Willcg roh Bremen Mar 10. South
with ds. and passengers Ia Orlrichs Co Ar
rived t M Bar al - =
MnaSitn Dtch IIonlcr Rotterdam Mar 49, with
ini-r AMI PASSENGERS tn tunch Etyct 60
steamer Briria a tr beois Mediterranean ports VIA
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30

BRIDGEPORT The women - fi., city have do
cdcd Z" hold k'iiue~- Pardon Festival ~ Pf'if
tors opera House early in Jurr. win Tie object -
raising 10000 for IN" benefit ~ he Au, aicf thlr
ties for Industrial Relief Ihr'" Aundf-l women. nlD
viii douhfc-- hc assisted hf il4 number OF men VIII
have charge of 80" affair. IAor.. are o. ir twelve
booths r"pr~"uilns many different cDuNttlr.. flr
women IN attendance &" be atir'f In costume u
those countrc.. NafAanicl Nhoclcr Yesterday sOi
his tr"ticr s. =. &C. r. H." r"roni ~ = .e1 ! %
road wa-Vn. 10 liihcurcr Ir,flcrs. Of Nrw Haven,
for $1,000. The animal Will Il IS expected. be abc
after training 10 make 21-.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
FOR AND AGAINST THE PENNSYLVANIA.

FOR AND AGAINST The PENNSlLFA
JUDGE BIDDLE's OPINION IN THE SUIT OF H. D.
wIGTON & SONS AGAINST THE ROAD.
Philadelphia. March 2oThc suit Of II. b. Wlston
& SONS against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
was decided to day By Judge BIddlc in Common Pleas
Court AGAINST the firm. In his opinion, in brief the
Judge says:
This action is brought to recover from the de-
fcndant treble the an cunt with interest. Of the cH
the plaintiffs over it, railroads iIoni IN piai.no
mines the Clcariicd coal regions Of pchnsyIVahia
certain points and conslgnc~s set iorh III ccr'ah
IL Is alleged that the defendant carried similar
coal during same period and at the ZANE uWc,
between the same or equivalent poniS over INC sno
railroads. like for other persons, at lower
rates. IN violation Of the ia" -. ,r,,,s. ~.
The treble damage clauses i "A menace against the
Violate on of the act and the compensation for the sue
ocssiu enforcement OF IT, Prov ions In our oinon
II appeals to both or either of the forms of dScilmina
ton This branch OF thc demurrer IS therefore not
The second cause Of the demurrer assigned is that
the said declaration counts for treble damages oy
reason OF certain undue charges made by the plain-
tins for the transportation Of goods from this staie
10 other States. and thus defendant showoth that IL
The samc were 50 the Act OF June !. 1853. 10
moi opnllcable thereto or If II be held to be within the
same that it 4, void by reason OF The exclusive
jurisdiction such transportation being Ve,eu ~
the Congress Of the United stats by section ,o, OF
Article of the Constitution of the United State'
The Discrimination comPaned OF a. 10 20 rebarp .ne nV
Iss7 This was previous to the passage OF the inter
stat. Commerce Nct by Congress. approved February
d. ,--7. and consequently that act ha, no bcarmg Oh
fhc con ,dcratinn OF tbs question. IL therefore pre-
scnts thc case Of a regulation OF interstate commerce
by a state before Congress had exercised IT. 'ohstu
uonal poNcr in regard 10 IT,
Ielisng that the provisions Of tho Act Of Assembly
Of June g. l--J. far - they attempt 10 reeu".N
Inc charges of freight Transported from TINS SIa'c
to foreign countries to other state. f. b' un'oh
s,ituiionai and void. being WITHIN IN" cN,luSNo
docIlr,d ~ the supreme Court Of the United states.
tie sccord ground Of demurrer is sustained.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
MAYOR CLEVELAND RESoMINArEp.

The Jersey City Democratic Convention TO nomi-
nate candidate for Mayor held yesterday after
noon in the Democratic headquarters No. $40 Grove
st. 1t was apparent long before the convention was
called TO ord that everything had been arranged for
the denomination OF Mayor Cleveland Michael j..
O'Donnell. chairman Of the County Committee. called
the convention to Order and ex-Mayor Garret ID.
Van Reyper was selected for chairman.
Resolutions were presented which caused the con-
vention TO smile. The first one denounced ballot box
frauds in the most vigorous language. and If a
stranger had dropped into the convention while II
was being read he might have been impressed with
the notion that he was in assem5age Of virtuOas
patriotic citizens, who had other object in life
than to preserve the purity of the ballot. He would
not have known that the resolution was a splendid
specimen Of buncOmbe.
Assemblyman Mullone placed Mayor Cleveland's
name before the convention, and on motion OF
Finance Commissioner Edesten the nomination was
made by acclamaton. Mayor Cleveland brought
before the convention. and in accepting the nomina,
ion pledged himself IL elected. to discharge the
duties OF the office with single view Of conserving
the best Interests OF the city. MayOr Cleveland has
already served two consecutive terms. and in the
early days Of the war lie elect led three times In
Mccession.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30

The Rev. Edwin r. Haenbeck. who has been
temporarily filing Dr. suydams pulpit in the Park
Reformed Church during the absence of the latter 10
ccivcd from the congrc- cation handsome and costly
gold watch Friday night.
The Rev. c. X. Kieier, pastor Of the Linden Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach his farewell
sermon this morning.
Policeman George Cooper. of the Fifth Precinct
was arrested yesterday morning charged with larceny
lie had gone into John Reds greenhouses Bergen
ave-. and at a. III. busy cutting Of Mr.
Eeid's choicest flowers when the night watchman
discovered him. Captain Smith suspended Cooper and
Justice WaIiser neld him for examination
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30

(TRIMMED AND UNTIIMMEDl. COMPRISING THE
NEWEST AND MOST DESIRABLE SHAPES INTRO
CED THIS SEASON.
LADIES'. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S UNTRIMMED
HATS. EVERY SHADE AND SHAPE. IN LARGE
VARIETY.
WE ALSO DISPLAY MAGNIFICENT IMPORTA-
TION OF FINE FRENCH MONTrRES. FLOWER BON
NETS. COEONETS. VELVET FLOWERS. &C.. TO
WHICH WE ASK PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
THESE FLOWERS ARE UNUSUALLY FINE AND
ARE VERY REASONABLE IN PRICE. IL MIL
LINERY TRIMMINGS WE HAVE NOUsSELINE DE-
SOLE LACES WITH PERSIAN EFFECTS. SILVER
AND GILT SILK LACES. AND HANDSOME JET
PIECES.