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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-02-27

~ say you shall! and he crushed her
suddenly in his arms and kissed her
hair, eyes and lips. II love you'll love
you! Why, 10, we were made for each
other. admire your brave little soul,
which never fears me! Why, I never
loved any woman as love you. 1 was
betrothed to my wife in childhood. II
was a family arrangement. We had a
quiet liking for one another, nothing
more" -.
"Do you mean to say" said 10, push.
ing him away breathlessly 'that you
never told any other woman that you
loved her?" f.<| b.. s.s's.
Vane burst into an irrepressible laugh.
. "What a little goose you are, 10! Men
make love to women because they like
it," :, 49,.
lis that why you have made love, e
me?" demanded 10, grimly. .....5-s.
GOOD heavens! 'Jo, you know better.
I ask you to be my wife-to reign queen
of my heart and homel My darling-my
little, darling, will you come? Will you
be mother to my little boy, who loves
you so we'll?
His voice was dangerously sweet and
winning. s.rg4
IL can not-I dare mott" cried 10, dos.
peratetely, alinching her fists. II shall
20 away from here tomorrow
Prepostorous!'' he exclaimed, throw
Ing himself away from her and striking
across the room. 4i
''You shall notgo away from me into
the great, cruel world. I'll put you un.
der lock and key"
She smiled Ut him. through her tears,
Look here, 10, !" he said, coming to 1
stand-still before her, suppose prom.
lee to reform will you marry me? What
degree Of per lection must . man obtain
y order to become your husband2''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The Park Commissioners were a-kcd yesterday BY
James b. Lynch TO improve winthrop Park, In tho
seventeenth Ward winch was purchased two years ago
for ~ III 900 The Commissioners Will visit the park
saturday.
Controller Jackson will again put mp at auction on
Saturday the franchise for street railroad ~ Non
tague-st The franchise sold 10 the Montague
street Railroad Company some time ago, but the com
pany failed 10 file proper bonds.
The appointment of Robert b. scdgwick OF New
Utrecht to be Census Supervisor for Long and staten
islands, was announced yesterday. The Once wa,
filed by stephen COndt in lego IL j. not bche:od
that there viii be any opposition to MI hcde"'cA'
confirmation.
Louis silycrstcn, age twenty two, Of Watkins ana
Butler sts. who fatally hurt on sunday hshl III
his taor-shop died last evening at ~. Nary llOa
mtal lie was thrown upon broken cIhlF ana a
rung Of 1t penetrated his SIDE, laceiaiing the i"h1
Dr. F. L. Sclcnck appointed pll stefan TO the
Penitentiary yesterday, to succeed Dr. Homer l..
Bartlett. The pay Of the place IS $1,000 d year.
Drs f. Metcalf and J. O'COnncl we're appointed eA
aminng physicians Of the Charities Department 10
succeed DIS, A. NJ Burns and X. ii. stone, at al 500
d year each.
Mrs. Pauline Leuf, who recently secured limited
divorce from DR.. A. II. Z. Leuf, has now begun "A
suit for absolute divorce Miss Jennie Han i Co
respondent. DR.. Lcuf processes % have secured
divorce from his wife in Pennsylvania. IL is alleged
that he ha, married the correspondent ana lives WIN
her in Philadelphia.
An unknown man committed suicide at Atlanticave.
and Elton-st yesterday morning by throwing himself
IN front Of Long Island Railroad train running AZ
nearly full speed lie was about fortyi years ola
and fairy well dressed Nothing 10 Identity him was
found upon him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

Owing to the absence IN Washington Of the presi-
dent Of the club and the unusually small attendance
OF members, the regular monthly meeting Of the
Harlem Democratic Club not held last night.
1t was expected that the saXtOn Ballot Reform bill
would be discussed and the measure indorsed. A
majority Of the members Of the club strongly in
favor Of the bill and would have recommended its
passage had opportunity to take action been
afforded them last night. Members OF the club and
other Harlem Democrats express themselves highly
pleased with the present aspect Of Worlds Fair
matters.
The third annual ball Of the Potomac Social Club
held last night at the West side Assembly Rooms
No. 293 West One-hundred and -ixtceuth-st. F.
Bowers, F. Fitzpatrick. J. Essis, W. Becker J. Ne
Nanus, j. Becker, f. Klages, G.. Becker G. Fitzpatrick.
William McGlonc o. Rooney and II. LOudcn formed
the Committee Of Arrangements.
Tho John i. Tracy Association Will have a bali
at the West side Assembly Rooms TO morrow night.
The first OF a series Of bowling matches between
members OF the Harlem Club and the Harlem Demo
cratic club oil At the alley Of the Harlem Club
last night. The return match Will be played at the
rooms II the Democratic organization.
Frank lngal., who lives At One-hundrcd and
nftcenth-5t. aud Third ave. Tcmauded In the
Harlem Police Court yesterday a charge Of forgery
preferred by c. w. struck OF one hundred and twenty
.cvcntu-st. and NinthaVe. The complainant SAYS
that Iugas forged hls name % checks amounting "a
SO. IuCals j. a private nurse for the Insane, and
Is well known Ia Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
Investigation

SnglcTax Club, No SO Clinton Place. this evening az
p. m, on "WhO Is the Real Owner of the Lana
The report that John r. Ninterton wealthy
farmer Of Kcyport and father of Clarence Nlh'eI'''
a commission merchant at NO. % Park Place, had com
mtted suicide by jumping in front Of tram "h te
Freehold Railroad, is contIadicted Clarence Nh'cr-
toms clerk said yesterday that Mr. Winlerton was hol
in business with his SON and had suffered no hhan'"
reverses lately, as reported Tie BODY when
found was not manccd bruised. Mr. WntcT'oh
was sufferer from heart disease, and 1t is supposed
that he became exhausted by the long walk from 'ie
railroad station TO his house. and that me fell dead
The Board Of Education appointed Miss saIah ).
Burke principal Of Grammar school 40. and Miss
Margaret NJ sattery principal of Grammar school no.
yesterday.
A meeting Of the committee appointed TO make ar
rancements for this years Grant dinner VIII be hcId
on Tuesday at 80 p. m. at 80. 10 Wall st. Room
No. IL.
At meeting OF the NewYorlI Bay division OF the
Cornthan Navy. held at the Metropolitan Hotel last
night G. F. Hicks Of staten Island was elected Vlce
commodore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
ELIZABETH

The inhabitants Of the lower wards had practi-
cal example given them Oh Tuesday night Of the
danger Of unpavcd streets. freight car filled with
balcd hay caught fire the Post ave tracks and tho
fire engines, in trying to reach It, got so deeply i'm
bedded In the mud that they could not be cXtrlcated
and none Of them reached the fire. The condition
Of the streets Just renders the 1rc department
virtually pOwerless.
Freebooter William H. Leahon, who was stricken with
paralysis some weeks ago. Is much improved
The Board Of Trade has been invited by Congress
man 0essenhainer to 90 To Washington noxt week and
have conference with the River and Harbor Com
mittee respecting proposed improvement, III the Ell
abeth River The Board ha, accepted the invita-
ton and will send large delegation.
Tho Jersey City Bowling Club Oh Tuesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
ORANGE.


SOLVING TIE SEWERAGE PROBLEM'
There has been decided change in the temper OF to
o-,,ec Common Council within the last twenty -iour
hour, on the question Of the sewerage problem ~
had resolved 10 build the sewer system a. du ''''s
through all the streets and TO raise the necessary
funds by issuing the bonds Of the city inc pan n"
stnred 10 ,-c-- the city al large oIy 'lo w"
80 Tho tidcvatcr connections and "A ratablc PIvPD
lion 81 the cost of the main trunk line sewers
Inc propcrtv pay for the sewers laiu Iii
trouts Of their properties. The Common Couu't w WI
hod a .pocal meeting th, evening al WHICH ulo
matter viu be thoroughly discussed.
The Literary society Of the Young Mems '"rlS'iS''
Association held ts first public entertainment Ia,
evening nm the shape OF a mock trial ID an alIeseo
.lit for libel There was large turnout Oh u''
ncnbcrs II the association and their friends ana inc
affair passed oil with great spirit
The Contemporary club viii be addressed th'
evening bv T. Hopknson smith, the wcl-huo"n artist
on Uncle Rcmus and His Friends
Mrs Edmund Russell VIII lecture tbs evening IN
Union Hail on Home De,Oraton'
The closing game ia the Orange Athieuc 'uo
b,ndicap billiard tournament viii be PLAYED TINS
evening between h. y Wr.1ht AID Raymond e. Hopper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
BUSINESS BEFORE THE PARK BOABD.

Frank d. Heller, representing several New-fork
riding clubs, applied to the Park Board yesterday. on
the part of these clubs asking that additional facilities
be afforded for Notwithstanding In Central Park The
subject was referred 20 Commissioners Gallup and
Robb.
Notice received from the Corporation Counsel
advising the Board that the courts had directed the
removal OF the fence Of the New-York Jockey club
from the Pelham Parkway. and a letter received
from COddingtOn Cruikshank. counsel OF the club,
saying that II would be removed at once Eids for
stone and gravel awarded TO Brown & Fleming.
amounting TO $4,000. NJ. j. Leahy the lowest
bidder for u new sewer In the Annexed District
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sn,, vochusett smith Yokahama-Veruon II Brown & co
BARK Mary \ Troop (Bfl Landry. Shanghai " fAfAe'"
Bark Mary Hale Higgins Vera Grub Me'eAIi q ~
SAILED. o.,A.,
Steamers Ocean, for Rotterdam NAIVE ior "a
burg Belgenand ana Lumen, Antwerp ny o ho az
Buauulc. Liverpool saginaw san DOmlnsoi yyesmis
Challeston Myanokc. Norfolk $500. 49,. ,,-,..,rn.
u encs-ln. for Sy' ncy, NSN Nolsa MeloV~N"
Richard Parsons Hong Kong, Robert Dixon. HaVFe
Also sailed via Long Island sound
Steamers winthrop Tor Portland; Lucy Miller Bangor
Herman Winter Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS of STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON 10 Sailed steamer Furnesss (Br) Heddef
wick, New York 49,.
GRlyEsENp Feb 10 sailed Canada (Br). Robin
so for New York
Sc.tIN Fch 80 Passed. steamer Lain Ger. Hemersi
from Now .Iur~ I'l way SOuthAmpt and hreinen
ttb - Passed steamer Richmond HIl (Br. Perry, IRON
New. York ON her 10 London.
KISsALE Feb l9-Passed steamer England (Br). HsasA
from New.YoTk On her way " Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
Upholstery Goods.

We offer a cordial invitation to
all interested in house furnishing
TO visit the exhibition of
DRAPERIES and HANGINGS
with which we open the SPRING
SEASON.
As an Art Exhibit it may be
studied with profit and interest,
as it embraces all materials APP
plicable to house furnishing, and
specimens acknowledged to be
the highest development of the
textile art.
1t affords great opportunities
for securing the richest and most
artistic decorative effects, while
the almost limitless variety meets
the requirements Of all tastes and
schemes of decoration.
1t also includes simple and i'm
extensive fabrics, suitable for
persons of refined taste desiring
high art designs at moderate cost
Samples and suggestions by
mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
ro GET ICE FROM NEW YORK STATE.

Two If the largest cedcalcrs 0t the civ have made
ARRANGEMENTS for supply from Sew York waters.
one has gone to Lake Champain and the other started
.terday with mon and horse, for pond ~ sullivan
Comfy NJ in the shawaugunk Mountains, where the
ice WAS reported nine niche, thick. Not a pound has
hccn harvested this season from any Of the ponds or
streams about Paterson. and cven at Greenwood Lake
and Lake. lIOpatcong which are hiyh mp IN the mus
and comparatively cold places, there has been no lee
worth cutting
The plumbers who did the work In the Second Va
tional Bank without consulting the Health Board,
Inspector of Plumbing have made overturos OF peace
and agreed do the Board requires and the Board
in turn Will withdraw it, suit 10 recover penalty
The Board Of Health has reported Public school No
4 10 the Board Of Education a. In dangerously I'M
sanitary condition.
The Methodist churches arc holding nightly union
meetings in the Prospect st. church.
owing to the reorganization Of the volunteer fire
department into a paid system, the Paterson Ere
DEPARTMENT Benevolent Fund Association must be ~
iucorporated and IL has appointed comlattee to at
tend to the formalltos under the state laws The old
name will be retained
Register Charles J.. Henry Yesterday issued tho
4OOth Hquor license for the fiscal year which ends
March 20 making the total receipts from this source
lust 81 90 900 to date for the year The city has about
44O Hquor.shOps about one to every $50 OF popu-
atiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
NEWARK.
NEW AIN.
- .....r.,, l.r.-r- liz pHOPEETY BACK.

A FATHER GETS IFS PROPERTY BAUM
In the Vice Chancellor's Court yesterday James
Milo. sr Of Paterson, sued his son, James Nibo' IT,
member Of the Newark police force to set aside
deed Of property. The evidence showed that the son
he'd persuadcd his father 70 transfer all nus properly
NV! ~" T., tor safn kocping An agreement was made
t,at The fath should have the properly PACK wien
ever demanded. ViccCmnccuor Van tleeJ reIIueIcu
a decision annulling the decd
Thomas NJ. stall. who is under bail on a charge Oh
embczzng money from the Prudential insurance 'o'''
many was committed to Jail yesterday on charge Oh
t,,no the name of Thomas Quinn to a chattel mort
gaze on which Mrs. Quinn got money a month ago.
stall denies the forgery.
The trouble in the 9TH Regiment. National Guard,
continues dozen nOn-commissoned Officers VIII
amply for discharge and two heutcnants nave aSHou
for resignation blanks II is probable that brEado
board Of inquiry will be ordered TO examine mo anu
report upon the trouble In the command
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
,n,,cop County COMMITTEES, Nilsson Han, p M

Republican County Committee Nilsson man, p
state Civil Service Board. GilSey fouse' eh,o,ds
rank wreckers' cases before CORNERSTONE VII q
Icnox Hin Bank dcpositors meeting LehoA "-'''
D. No,oro Mayor Grant.
Zion Society ball Metropolitan Opera house' ~, q
Eational Educational Association conVeh'Ion' Nv .
ODq5ng Of Poultry and Pigeon sho" American ln'''
tute Building. - ...,. cbtckerInp Hall
beginning Of the Billiard Tournament Oh'Ael"e 1850
D. -.,..,a. annual meeting No 146
Broadway, p. ,,.o,,oo,. ev.nins
Archacoogcal Society. Columbia college, o p IN 1,,
County Democracy County Committee CoOp'i '''
Old Guard at 7th Regiment Veteran OIuo; ecen'S
Iad,ss, dav at the Manhattan Athletic CLUB = D; m'
NJ and Mrs. L. T. Powers before Mechani'S >
r,.Sa.,an,s Society Stcnway Hall. p. m ,,,
Vomng PEOPLES Association, Old John street MeG0uiSU
spiscopal Church, entertainment . p' "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20

As rhe coffin was being lowered into the grave IN 1s
vary Cemetery the grave caved IN PeciPdaots the e
boio one of the men, John Scanion, ien unuei
meath the coffin and seriously hnrt Nun w.
dincuty the coffin was again brought 10 the
and scanlon dug out There was considerable CA
element and several women tainted
JAMAICA-The Republicans OF queens Gouu f
held an enthusiastic meeting yesterday al Ja.hded Io
the purpose Of completing organization m queens N
County similar to the Assembly OgganzauOns III HTm
York and Kings countics r. H. Burden, OF JahalCa,
elected President. Executive committees ~, W. =
appointed from each Assembly district INC EoI'ne6
Executive Committee will meet at MllIers AoIeI' LoH
Island City, Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20

defeated the PaDnas, its most formidable rivals III te
Amateur Athletic Bowling Leagues tournament Inc
score was: Jersey City, /, 555 Palma, 1,o26
A fire early yesterday morning at No. 90 Kah"ay
ave caused much excitement. The inmates OF the
Mace barely escaped with their lives. all being IN
he'd at the time The building was occupied by the
families Of Joseph struck and Abram Ii. sarvant Inc
Are was OF an ncendary origin. Loss $1,000.
rho BOARD Of Education last night voted TO discOn-
+irue fine system OF manual training taught III the
High scho,S on account Of lack Of funds TO carry 1t on
The hoard then went into executive session to lnvest
cate the charges made against Principal Pease and
Annie l.. Tucker a teacher in public school No. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE Defence GETS \ HEARING.

HAS DIR. NARY JONES BEEN PROSECUTED THE
INDICTMENT AGAINST HER son DISMISSED.
The prosecution Of the indictments charging DIS
Mary A. Dixon Jones and Charles y. Dixon Jones Win
manslaughter In the case Of Mrs. Ida Hunt who was
treated for a cancerOus tumor in the Women's Hos
pita last winter fell - the ground yesterday so FAR
as Dr. Charles y. Dixon Jones was concerned for AT
the close Of the evidence for the prosecution Judge
Bartlett granted motion di,missIns the indictment
against him. as it wa not shown that he had any
thing 10 do with the case Expert evidence Wac gwen
for the prosecution by Drs Herbert +. Williams. Client
worth Butler A. j. f. skcuc and George Il. Fowler
The case for the people then rested, and diTT
the case against the second defendant had been dis
missed on motion II l.. :. Ncwcombc. the latter made
the opening address for the defence, charging that
base wicked and vilanous attach had been made
upon Mr., Jones. lie denied that any force had been
used IA performing the operation upon Mrs Hunt and
said that the operation was ncccs. any. The do
fendant had done all IN her power her, had nurs"d
her. rl,ked her life for her. and when she "a" sho
was about to die had her restored 10 the care Of her
parents and husband, she insisted upon fOihI
home. Mr.. NcwCombe declared that Mra. Jou"- Wa
the best female physician ID the citY, ana tAat " .
death rate in her hospital Was les, than That Do dAf
like Institution. IL would be proved, he said, tIdt the
removal Of the patient dId not accelerate death, and
that she able to eat hearty breakfast dtcI bcA-
taken home.
MIR Mason, who took Mr.. Hunt 10 the Womens
Hospital testified that She was told That the patent
was not in serious condition a. she had sup
posed. Mr. Hunt complained To- her that the ip"d
wa, not good. Dr. George T. Eveison T.. thcd 10 re-.
gard to the eXhumaton Of the body Of Mr. hunt Last
week. Apparently he said. the operation hdd been
properly performed. Or. Everson denied Dilns Or.
Topham that if he testified IN the for the prose
cutiOn he would be driven ont Of the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
DID HE SET FIRE TO his oWN BED

JERSEY CITY.
DID HE SET FIRE TO his oWN BED
Randolph Nc,cmann. clerk employed 10y inc rem"
svlv,uia Railroad Company, was arraisn'd yea'''",
morning before Judge su-ing in the First plsu'''
Police Court charged with arson Ncseihah"' III
vito and one child lived on the third floor Of iIHh'
house. 40 27-l2 Grovcst. lie has been "'''"7
oucerly % late and Of hi, friends thought c ""'
partly dcmcntcd. lie quarroll'd with MS WIG ~
,rcouently and created 80 much disturbance ID inc
house that the other occupants complained ana '',
owner informed him on Iuc.day r'rn.'t 'lt' I ,,cr
leave the building. III, VIE tooH Der 'A"u anu %'
10 her mother house. When Nc~cini"u I''"''' 90
night and found hi, VIC gone - ''-' and ,thrn
- 70 d M lire was discovered IN DIS rooms ana "n
me L,cmcu arrived they found hr"h'h h"P VI, .r p
noor. the bed on fire and n'n, VA ",'r 1 rho
q, ,n The flame, were -p"'dlF cNuhtH4s .l''' s''
prisoner aid tmt he 'iG ''hu 'n 'r, p Wins
paper ana fii asleep De- ''1' "''N'..7 -, 80
Il The ire until tie hrcmen awakened '"" i'0 WIS
held.
HE CAUGHT THE PRISONER AFTER \ SWIM.
Policeman Holman, Of IWonne, staIt"u h'" '''.
civ Yesterday afternoon with three prisoners destined
for tbc comfy jaiL Tie prisoner, were hAnd'u1'a
~ each other on arriving at tho Danfor'h ave 7t1
tou Of tie Central Railroad, one OF thr pII''N''''
william Barry. managed 20 Zip the hlnH'"'' o" "'
wrists, and De started up the road ~ q "''' -''"
Holman did not pur-uc hum, be.n- "ii"' "' '''..''
thc other prisoner, hut Doc reported ID" '-'n" '' '
ritl, Precinct Police station n jersey city.
mounted policeman started out IN search 81 lhe
fugitive and n about half an hour he CAM j" ~
~. T,raI Tho pedestrian started Ou DISK
run. squirting his horrc over NI'u-r' ~
at he man when the later jumped nto inr ca, 80, 81
and swan to the other sid" NitA"Ht n 'lul''i'' No
W ,be 'tbcr SIDE lie cau-ht tie fugitive, Who 80
forwarded the jail. IL is charged Win di''''''y
conduct.
DEATH FOR RNILorBoX SUFFERS.
Di,tric, Attorney winfield has announced his I'M
tcntlon If bringing tie Hudson County election
trend, H. The attention u uac Grand jury ~d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
Up IN BUSY HARLEM.
MARRIED EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. SeaSrst, IT., of One-hundred-
and forty first and the Grand Boulevard celebrated
tho eighteenth anniversary Of their marriage on
Tuesday evening. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs Harmon, Miss HarnCn the Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs We,terficd. Mr.. and Mrs Lee Witty, Mr.. and
Mrs G. southland. Mr. and Mrs Frank Seagrist, Mr..
and Mrs. a. Dcdcrer, Mr. and Mrs Farrell, Mr. and
Mrs Link Mr.. and Mrs. Maurer. Miss Maurer W.
osborne and Miss Chcsly, Of Brooklyn; Mrs. Martin
Miller Of Greenvllc, y J., and Edward Hill, of
Connecticut. Mr.. and Mrs. Scagrst received some
ttaIta l,Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
ALONG THE SOITND.

BRIDGEPORT-The midwinter banquet OF the
Fairfield County Yale Alumni Association VII oe e
held tonight In this city LAYERS mere arc ths
last session of the Legislature consolidating the Guy
and town governments. Some hold that reGiStra
ton % votes should be made but in two years.
while Others insist that II should be made every year.
the same As before the act passed. The cost OF
registration IS ID 900 yearly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
TOR REPUBLICAN CLUBS
A NEW HAND BOOK.

AprOpos of thc coming convention
OF Republican Clubs OF The United
states, at Nashville, Tenn, The New
XorI. Tribune has issued u Hand
Book OF the National League OF Re
publican Clubs. in the style OF the
wcii-knOwn Tribune Extras.
The pamphlet Will be found useful
10 all Republican Club men tor refer.
enrc.
The present status OF The various
Leagues and many of the principal
clubs il given quite fully, and there
il much general matter of great in-
lcrcst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
PATERSON.

A FEW RUFFIANs WHO SHOULD RE ~ JAIL.
Citizens are complaining bitterly Of the uhre'tf"hol
rurianlsm by gangs Of young loGcrs who hang about
uouor, shop, IN the vicinity Of Clay. Beech and VINO
.t, m tho section known ~ Peoples PARK. r."
uirbt. ago two inOncnslve men were set upon
knorked down and hrually Kicked by a gang VINO only
dc.i.tcd WHOM one rufuau suddenly exclaimed: Ic'r
amt d. fcllcIs layin fer boy \ It7lo'hs
Of the ucghborhpOd said Yesterday that pph'cmrh
were afraid 10 pas corners after dark except ~
A horse car and that the gang knew this fat anu
IOa -fed % 4.