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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-03
Facts WORM KnowinR.

To 81 diseases of the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must be non
irritating The medical profession has
been slow TO learn this. Nothing salts
factory can be accomplished with dou-
ches, snuffs, powders, or syringes because
they are all irritating, do not thoroughly
reach the affected surfaces aud should be
abandoned as worse than failures. A
multitude of persons who had for years
borne all the worry and pain that catarrh
can infllct testify to radical cures wrought
by Ely's Cream Balm.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-03

Landlady-That new boarder needn't
try to make me think he's bachelor.
He's either married or a widower.
Millings-How can you tell5
Landlady-He always turns his back to
me when he opens his pocket book to
pay his board.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-03
BETTER FLAVOR.

The jars being small at the top, and
full, the milk is not effected by the mo-
ton of the cars or Wagon, and escapes
being churned, as in larger vessels, and
is absolutely free from the metallic fla
vor so often noticed in tin.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-03
own a Ho me--stop Paying Rem

The Granite State Precedent Association
Of N. H., which has organized and is now
represented by Local Board Of our eWn
citizens 10 thss city, with large number
Of shares sold, offers you the privilege,
OF Oioning the House you moo reside IN,
or property as gaIuable, for the monthly
rent you are now paying.
Any person who can save dollar or
more a month, may, by securing shares
in this Association enter into the posses
sion Of his Ossn Home.
Property will be purchased In any To-
calIty in the City or County, wherever
the value may be sufficiently assured
Members need no large amount Of money
TO obtain the advantage of the system of
rent purchase adopted by this association
bnt any person can obtain loan by sub
scribing to share of the same.
sshares wiz purchase property at 500
Is . " ssSO.
Any further information will be gladly
given by r.. G. ELLIOTT, Secretary of the
Local Board of the Association for this
city-who Is authorized to solicit for
same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
ORANGE.

The hand lodge rooms Of the Orange Lofrc,
No 13J, Benevolent Protective Order If Els, which
have lust been finished. were formally dedicated last
evening The rooms crowded with visiting mem
bcrs Of the order and after the cNces over the
company adjourned % ia" German English school iial',
where a supper was prepared for 800 guests. After
the cigars were lighted speeches and toasts followed.
The committee who had charge of The affair were
samuel L. Bond Horace j. Arnc. Milton Il. Freddy.
Phillip Kingsley and Joseph D. Marsh.
The Young Mems Catholic Literary Union Of Orange
produced last evening Music Hall Bronson Howard $
play "Tie bankers Daughter with cast entirely
made up from It's own membership. The house was
packed and the representation was decided success.
The performance was for the benefit OF II. Johh :
school fund.
IA, "Oinan's tub al Orange YESTERDAY elected
twenty four members, the largest accession that
the club has ever had time. Mrs. Charlotte
Emerson Brown lately elected the president Of the
Federation Woman's Clubs i one of the active mem
bcrs OF the club and until this spring ts president
The finals in the continuous pool tournament Of the
Orange Athletic Club play on saturday evening
The first prize. diamond scarf Din. was won BY L. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
cJrJL SERrICE REFORAERS MEhl'
.,,.,, u,,,,,,u Curtis DIsAPPRovEs THE
rorrsr oF BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS DIsAPPRoNES LIE
COURSE or BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES
Tho animal meeting of the 'lNl H'rN"c nVi
.t.,tor ,rbtch wa, held at No. IL west lhltS
. lat evening wa, attended bN ABOUT sooIo
a., r,co,bcr, George william Curtis prcsldeu
a. unanimously reelected president Inc
, ,0;ccr. elected were Nicc presidents, Johh
tv Carl >chnrz. Franci, e. Barlow ORLANDO ID.
,,t, william F. Dodge. ID. Will, James, Oswald
,,,ordorfcr Horace r. DcminS; secretary, NHiam
pot,. treasurer Ira Bur>lcy; executive commit'ec'
r,srett r. Wheeler saS W. Burt Edward Gary
charles Collins Russell Sturcc'. Walter Howe A. n
,,.odonourb lrchdcacOn Alexander Nackay smith,
,o,rye Haven Putnam, Theodore Roosevelt, Arson
p,oIns stokes, william Thomson, X. X. Bowhcr
Horace White and F. ". Whitrdgc.
Among those present at the meeting were D. r.
Smith Carl schnrz. Edward Cary, George r. BISHOP
si,as W Burt Colonel Hugh Rabbit, George H..
putnom ! NJ Com>tOck Horace White and General
f. r. Barlow Mr.. Curtis made an address III
,rbich he reviewed civil service Reform matters dur-
ing the last year lie spoke favorably Of nc WORK
~ I'm. Civil service Commission. and coinpih'nfh
Theodore Roosevelt but he Oppressed repeater slIVnh
disapprolation II the pO>johcc appointments poIcS
~ Ir Cl1rkson. He said that mo- doubt the hcPun-
Iican party had civil service Reform a an OPINION
int had not The couraQr II II. and had NOT P.t "
into practice and he pictured Mr.. Garrison aI'''h-
among the ruins of reform. ,.- A.. .ho
marty in opposition either S0und"r ~ theory OF
nractice on the civil service Reform que TON tldh
Tho marty I'm power TIL" accounts Of me ASSOCIATION
show a balance to IT. credit Of S3ii -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

The Rev j. NJ Farrar, of the United PRESBYTERIAN
Church of Philadelphia has been called to te flrSl
Reformed Church. at Carroll Il. and seventh ave lie
is about thirty five years old and an interesting
sneaker The church has been without pastor penn
ing the building # its fine new edifcc
civ Clerk NJ J. Cummings received eod baoec
studded with diamonds yesterday froA attaches "i
his Office
The Rev William Kcegan, pastor of the Roman
Catholic Church of the Assumption. ana Ncar' 'hcTd
Of the Diocese of BROOKLYN. /, dangerously III al MS
home al York and Jay Sts., with pneumonia.
Charles McFlvanc was removed from sing sinS
state Prison yesterday to Ray mond street JAIL l"
await a new trial for the murder IF {. w Lu'd'
Nicholas zci>, Of 40. $50 Broadway. has complained
N the Board Of Education that M~- Joanna Hartman
a teacher Of the seventh grammar grade III Fuihc
school NO. 43. in BOcrGm St. near Even ST. pu'I'"
his daughter Rosie 10y washing out her month WIN
soapsuds. because she told an nhrnth Il" u,','I" q
Clasomate. Inc chlu WIS Hl""c 9''N I'VE ~ 49,
in consequence.
Valuable real estate in Fulton. jay and High St.
belonging 10 the estate of the late nehemiah N''""'
WA, sold at auction yesterday by Jee Johnson IT,
,brouch r. V Harnctt a Co. Jacob Roths' ma i"neht
Nos AIS 10 4i5 Fulton st.. with four-Story marble
front brick huildinG~, for S22il3o christopher
Kienan bought No. AZ Fulton t. for 80 900
4 farewell dinner in honor Of the remaining Nou'h
American delegates 10 the Tan-AmorCan C"nl'icH'
va. given last night 10y the ~ secretary Of the con
crc~s Fdc g.. Piera. Among those p'~r' "'''
Iu,n F. Veorde and NJ Vclorde. oi Bolivia J"r"nn'
Zclava and +. G. FialloS Of the Honduras L'-"''' D
OK -Ircedent Coaman0. If Ecuador Cllind'o '""''''
Of Colombia: Professor h. Navarro ). W. N"''" a."
Il. 4. {. smith.
John Rocsch. lawyer. is charged by Anthony
LANCER with cNactinc a fee Of 5000 upon represent"
ton, 10 the effect that he could prevent ms p'"'''
George LANCER, from going T. prison upon ,'r
NJ highway robbery Assistant District Attorney 'IhIH
told Mr. Roesch Yesterday that he would present '.'
matter 10 the Grand Jury or have nm ul>'d'''"'
MIR Rocsch said he didn't Take the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
IIOIa)kEN.
SERIOUS CHARGES MADE BY A WoMA

sFRIOT'S CHARGES MADE BY 4 WOMAN
Mrs NJ Beach Of No. 80 Westinghouse name
A startling statement 10 District Attorney winner"
Yesterday. She ha, Int recently returned from inc
insane ASYLUM at Morris Plains, where she says sic
WAS placed through conspiracy between hcr hu'ba""
ard two physicians. MR.. hca'h alleges ui' wv
husband who /, connected with the Delaware Lacka
,r.,, and Western Railroad Company. induced her 10
20 to MorIq, Plains a year ago. on the prccn'' mat
ne had some business to attend To there when 'hcy
reached the station ,hc placed IN close carriage
and driven f. the a,vlum Her father learned ni ner
Oitn,,inr and secured her release. ne ''ruh.h
y, Iirh secured her commitment was signed 10y IT.
,twou and simon. Mrs Reach says that pr. simon
,,,'r ay ber and Dr. AtWcll Ind not seen her for Two
months brforc he signed the certificate. pr. N"rll
il The family physician. Or. simon admits thli ne
a., ~, a, Tho woman hui say that he knew her hN
r'unt ,tion and was convinced that Nh" Wa insane
H.. ha letter from the superintendent OF me asNInn
lIc ~ 1,a, M Reach was insane when she was IN
he Institution. Tile case viii be laid before thc
Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
PATERSON.

iurv in thc Pa-saic County Circuit Court he
tro Iudrc Dixon. yesterday awarded John i. Lee
= railroad contractor. $1,000 against tn" Ptnn>N
varia Pourhkcepsic. Boston and Nc~-Enshnd Kan
road The claim was for extra work done ana l'r
10 per cent of the amount Of MS contract N'"'''"
bv the company. which, - IN" p"'n'"
quay mart. Of hi, work from him without
tic, and cave them t. other contractors.
.r, Paterson philharmonic society gave IL NTH
,,,.rt Al Apollo Hall Oh Tuesday night. assisted h'
r,ue, Eamphiu. harp PLAYER. and tie NrW i"rA
Wad~I.al i,pl-. The hall wa~ crowded. ~" ~"
t, ~ said 10 be the only purely amateur orchestra
~ 'CCor.idcrihlc -iLc u NrN Jersey, having not a
single professional musician ia ~ RANK. fI"fn.l
Si,'tII h. c,udurtor The society lt~ over -lNiN
o'.''ci1tc member who contribute 70 IT. support.
and i, m A Gouri-hus condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

So much depends upon the way a
garment is pat together. We could
take the same cloth and "Skimp" the
pattern, cheaper the lining, etc, re-
ducc the making cost, and save several
dollars on suit thereby either adding
To our profit or offering you the lower
price. Result, disappointment.
You want clothes that with proper
care will hold their shape, stay together
and look we'll for II reasonable time. We
want satisfied customers who come
back for "anolhcr of the same Sort"
Season after season.
We can no more Slight our work and
expect Il contcnicd. growing custom
than You can pay niggardly price and
expect satisfaction.
After all, our prices can't be much
above the average, else we wouldn't
urge people TO bring back what they
don't like after comparing elsewhere
or examination at home.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
Ss sToREs, 52d St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
SHIPPING .NETS

PORT OF NEw.YoKK........W WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. 1890
ARRIVED.
steamer Denmark Br Rugby London April ~ with n'.e
ana pl,s,ugcss Hurst, Arrived AZ the BAL at 50
town May with mdNc and pas'eugrr't 10 Bruce I'mAy
Arrived At ID" bar a, 80 IA $500. ,.,,. ,,,.,,.., -
"a ui- and pa,s"ug"r' Ia simpson Spence Young Ar.
steamer M-A'am pien, Potter Rotterdam. Win md'e
ot.m,r Is c,tcrnl,nd ,3es Jan,on Antwerp April 20.
win 1t :, and passengers Peter wusAt sons Arrived
>,aorr Nof'l KIN .pr w!l,m, >ergno, va Gibraltar
Steamer ,u'ais br. ~oou'ni GnA:n days WITH sugar
~te,mer BE- rgcuscrcu ,Norl Noicsn narac 3a,s with
fr,.'t f., None. TO- ArrYca at The bar ats "a 3d..
~,.%% to- j,. WaTs GO &fr;cs tao
ton with md-e I'D passengers 70 wm + Clyde s &c ., ~
s,"rr ,,cu Whitney Barse Boston. with md'c ooH
steamer cyot r;cnDure. Weaver. vAu River. with md''
sGp "icnc,,nt m Flynn. calcutia - days with md''
To- " o"opct. vessel 10 simpson. spence Young - ,
to sra. ' tc.,ci TO or Whitney Co.
SUNSET Wind sandy Hook. calm. cloudy MC'y L.
Arrived yesterday
G''.' a,e ard pa,senrc. to henderson Bro. Ar
lyen At the Bar At 1913 pm.
CLEARED
Steamer (Br). Thompsom Lverpooi Bruce I-lnay.
Nta.r ~ PrnhSyl ANA thr, Mahn Gass"" Aus
W St~,nrr Wiyand Ger B,rcni, Hamburg r
cteam.I H trtn. r"r' N"m p, Eiwe
STEAMER Finance Rakcr. Janero Bahia Para. sc. via
| Newport News ana - Thomas l y y BraAl Mail $50"
Dorian tBrl. MCia Nendei 'fos
steamer America Ger Hoosep ~ AIMS Ray q Vessels
Stcamcr Acnr (Br sciderS. Port Prince &c pm. For
|
steamer Bcrsenscrcn (Norl. Morten,en. Mones
steamer saratoga leighton. Havana Jas h
| Ntid &"
Steamer III Dorado Bvrnc New orleans j I Van sickle
steamer Brncid,loI Ingram, Wilmington. NC-Wm fCBue
. 4
steamer Amsac (Brl Hurst Charleston -Funch. Edge e
| co
Steamer Richmond Jenncy West Point. va-od Dominion
steamer Alsenborn. Lewis. Baltimore II c Foster
steamer Martha McCabc. Van, kirk. Philadelphia Rob
KIM.
steamer Eleanora Bennett. Portland Horatio Hall
ship Cuthorne tBrl. DltchDorn Calcutta bruce isay
snip llanAut tbclgl ID" Nrlcs. Antwerp smith Lo'A'
| wood.
ship Agcnor. Frost. san Diego. Ca-F.int a GO.
SAILED.
Rotnia Britannia Chester Liverpool
Cioma Let, Rhodora. Cardiff canada London Rhynlanu
Antwerp, Lain. Bremen Finance. RIO Janero. Saratoga
| Havana III Dorado. Now orleans Nacoochce. Savannah
| Bcnractor Wilmington.
| ship inpomar for Liverpool
| Also sailed Long Island sound
steamers Porta for st Johns. NE; Eespora Portland
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QukrNsrowN. May Arrived. steamers rrnionic tbrl
pool proceeded
sailed. steamer daa tBr, Murphy. Liverpool hence
| for New York
| MoymLt May Arrived. steamer Devonis (Brl. Craig
| from New York on her Glasgow, and proceeded.
| NAIVE May Sailed steamer Geilert ger. Kaempn
from Hamburg hence for NowY0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

THEY FORMED 4 SCHOOL or CRIME.

THEY TflTN = IITVIL ~
Charles IIoaglaud WAS placed on tual n the courts
Yesterday for participation ~ the bur tlaF Al N"h
rid ce', iewery factory lat January. Jane smith,
John Coleman and AEoysus Williams, VII" We" Do
dct.d with liOagland. pleaded guilty ana coleman
vas placed on "a" stand by the state /" h-'h'. "'
aid that he met Hoagland and the other 40 rum
-bo, in Washiugton.et They formed httle society
and made A speciality Of reading the accounts ~
Imrglaric- published IN the dllly Nc" phprr- l"a-
land came TO them day ana sald u "oild o. hu
na', inl ia crack NOckridsr. factory, WHERE hpIg
land had been employed. II" TOOK Coleman I" ms
factory and thci arranged for Ia" r"bbri}. me wy
ncs- ead that reading burglary ,iorc, hid gwen luu
a taste for crime. lie bought revolver ana dag
and mad ~audbag. lie ai~o had a larSe ''''I'l"i
Jimmy made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

An administrative session Of the Bishops Of the Meth.
odl.t Episcopal Church held yesterday afternoon
tho Methodist Book Concern rooms, In Frh.avr Every
,her ~ this council called upon MI chair A.
the honor GOES In rotation Their" consequently
nro.dinr officer chsuu"n Of the day bishops
rboma. Bowman Of St. LOU, H. s. Foster. II Boston
& NJ. Merrill Of Chicago T. q. Andrews. 81 New York
I u Pos Of Philadelphia J. +. Hunt ~ Wn.hinpton
" X Sinde. Of Topeka. Kan; !. VI. Walden, 81 On.
cnnati: C. H. Fowler. Of Francisco, J. II. benson,
NJ buffalo: J.. 4 Fitzgerald. ~ Minneapolis, j. W.
Iovce CHATTANOOGA and ID. A. ood-oi Of WORTH
Tex The session up entirely with details Of
diocesan and programmes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
By TELEGRAPH FROY GRETTOWN.

Through telcgaphic communication has been e'tah
.llshed between Ncw-York and Greytowu, Nl'aTiSia'
, TELEGRAM received yesterday by the Nicaragua canal
Construction Company reports me arrival AZ trey
town II the companyS steam tug Ii. = Mlil"aru'
The route Of the telegram announcing the NllNari'
,rri,,l WAS by the canal company'S line from trey
,,y,, to Castillo on the Juan River, thence by
ia. Nicaraerian Government lines 20 san Juan del
sur ON the Pacific. whore these connect with the
Central and South American cable COMPANY SlSten;
mono, hy cable to Salina 'rrlI on tie "cSt coast OF
v.vfco by land wire across the ISthmus II Tchuan-
,,rcc 10 (oatracoalco,. and by cable 10 Vera cruz
,Lrnre hy the Mexican telegraph Company cable
~ C,lvcstou and over the Western Union wires IA
New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Union League Club meeting. evening 1910,
National Board OF Fir" Underwriters anhua mee""e'
No. 81 NaSsau-st, II
Linden Park races. y. NJ.
Kings Daughters annual meeting Broadway i"o'i'
nacle D. III. , 800.
Nev-YorN Institution for the Blind anniversary eA'''
cises, y. NJ. q, ,..,ror
80 D. NJ. A. S,,oo,
Lecture by the Rev. /. NJ. Foster Allen street
Memorial Church. p H. -. a.. r.. p,,r
second-st., 8 y. M. c.--...-..,.o.
Concert aid OF BROOKLYN Home ior 'o"S"inpU''''
18th Regiment Aruory. . y. II.
Pool contest at Harduan Hall, p. III c,.
Carterct Club. musical matinee jersey ivy, -
school mas, meeting, Harlem Association Hai' 3
o. . -.
Brooklyn Institute, Department OF Microscopy, p n
Music IN East River Park, by 9Th Regiment Bahu'
4 u nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

The sale Of the stock Of larhi-"n " L"icr j'hb"r'
IN d, d. under the order Of Frederick J. Lancaster.
the icncc Of the firm VA, continued yesterday at
W AZ, and 377 Broadway. by Wilmcrug. Morris
4 N,cLcu auctiouccr,. The stock ha- been nearly
cd Of during the two -ay, Of the sale. the buyers
hc,np urnclpally retail merchant, IN tli, city. The
ivcntoricd value Of the good, D., about Sl1oOoO and
General average of - cent, on me- dollar hd- been
,,tlcd This j. 81 series of sales Of dry goods
,,Licb lid lair 10 be- noteworthy in the history of the
trade I'm I'M, CITY, it B., aid the proceed viii be-
nearly 5000 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
EyOcKED SEySELESS BIZ Az ELECTRIC SH0CK.

EYOCKED SENSELESS Br Az ELECTMc MWh.
Robert e.. Braut. carpenter. while emploved ~
Clarks hookbiudcry 40. ~ John st. on Tuesday after
noon received an electric >hoch from exposed electric
lieht wire, which nearly cost him hi HE. lie was
painting the ceiling on The thid hoor ana "~ nf''u
bv Mr. Clark to hammer down two projecting Ups "i
an clcctric ,l, wire which ran along the ceiling. lie
"trurk tl,. wires with hi- chi,cl and hammer and a,
hc did 40 he received shock when kHck'l MIN 1'n9
l. II. r,ru,iprd unconscious for a minute.
II was fund that the clg" Of hi, ch,el wa urtcd
and that his watch va ruined l'rani was lihahe u,
th, company which owns tn" Wiic-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
GORHAM MFG Co.,
SILVERSMITHS,

Have large assortment of Travellers
Bags, Gladstone and Club styles, in
Alligator, Seal, and Levant feathers.
The leather is of the finest quality
and the finish and workmanship supe-
rior. These bags are also filled with
the choicest of Silver Mounted Toilet
Articles, and are finished to suit the
taste and requirements of the pur-
chaser. In addition to these, large
variety of Tourist and Shopping
BAGS Of the latest designs and fashion
able feathers.
BROADWAY AND 10TH STREET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

ON April A. when they were few days old Mr. Oni!e
tound last week that children were not dong well
and he had them taken TO MS home and the nurse
in charge of them says that they were .tarHeu lle
Socety Tor the Prevention Of Cruelty u children 1uH
fonr other sick children in Mrs.Mays care. IN the
last year of sixteen children cne mas ca'So i
Ravmond street Jail IN default of 300 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

George II. Lawrence who attempted suicide Oh lue'
dav night al no. 300 seventh ave, is a war veteran
who was wounded three tines lost the sight Of an
owe and rose 10 the rank Of colonel in the army lie
lived until recently at NO 90 Milford 81. Last month
his wife sold some property winch was III her niin nc
live with friend Dependency drove him to al
tempt suicide. His recovery Is not expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

COMPANY f. 9TH Regiment National Guard Of Nrw-
jersey at an excited meeting on Tuesday nghi voted
10 WITHDRAW. fro. the 5th Regiment and Join the 1t
REGIMENT For several month, there la, been uoIbI"
ia The ,th REGIMENT between Colonel barnard and
some OF the line officers, and number 81 l"'tHhu'i-
we're ~cni IN to ,sidq drtcrs The trouble wac cichA
In Company f. Colonel Barnard and IN tan W'r"
present ~ the meeting whcH the Noi" Wa tAhcn
The transfer can Only take place with the sanction OF
the division cOmmaudaHt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
4EF4IES IN BROOKLYN.
a. II. MATIIESIUS IN JAIL FOR AsSA' Ii

A. II. MATIIFN1Ts IN JNII1 FVN 3''7''' 1T
Alexander II. Mathcsus a well known olN'' c"7'
,eer az NO 800 Vernon ave. is prisoner III haShohu
c,,a, i,iI unon a charge Of a,sauting Henry HuhWcr'
r,u ~ m g., Palmetto ST., who is in dangerous
condition with three broken ribs and other Internal
Injuries. Mr. Summergill is the owner OF mousse
AZ No. 1896 Bushwckavc.. where Mr. Mathcsius
had lived until recently. The latter removed Hos'
Of his furniture from the house on MONDAY o"' t7i'
- ,,a,1a ,yaro Mr. summergn met him in tlie
Afternoon of the day and asked Tor the Keys o! tie
house bat Mr.. Mathesius refused 70 Surre,ucr i1
sued and il is charged that Mr.. Matheslus knocked
Wr sSnmmergi down and inflicted the injuries he is
suffering from. The latter IS seventy,tw wears oa
and Mr. Macsius forty lie sr he rus'ec az
one time for using inventions he claimed he also
intrrested in the Brooklyn Heights Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
JERSEY CITY

TRYING To FORM CORNER ~ Nh'
war j. threatened between III" indcP nd'N' ''
mon ard the large COMPANIES Tho independents are
,h mon who own their own horse and wagons.
They have hitherto procured their joe from inc ''-
compgnic, at rate, which enabled them Z" lF'If'
fair profit Int they CAIN that the companies "'''
entered into an agreement - freeze thc" on I'i'
excuse i, the scarcity Of ice AID The compt'' IL .'
alleged propose 70 place the wholesale pro" ~ @''
A figure that the independent, cannot ser 'D'
customer. and Will have 10 retire from tn hu~lr''
miles they can head of the movement. Fran" VI,
Dorro,t ma, called meeting OF the independents, II"
s.v. ARRANGEMENT, can be made with n1H in N"'
York 10 furnish all the c" the Nd"p'h''.l' I''' 80
from - to ~ A ton JOS tiAn 'hr 'tHPiI'@ prop
10 ASK Inc meeting VIII ~ ''''' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

SEVEN CHILDREN OUT OF SIXTEEN DIED
Mrs Elizabeth May. OF No 33s Navy-st was ar
rested Yesterday afternoon upon charge OF raining
n, provide proper and medical attendance TOT TWO
,onng children placed in her charge April 3 by
Nv Ouale of No. Is Warren Place. The children arc
twins. and their mother died at ST. Peters HospiiaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
wr.rcursrrR COUNTY.
TEACHER, II SESSION.

- IL HiI. ~ HI.isN ~
Tho third d,,.- Sos ION II the Wc-t'hc~tcr County
Teachers Institute ln the Mount Vernon llih 'N''
school house Wa, fully entertaining ana H''i'
tive a, that on Tuesday. and thcr" ""n" many Ni-I"r
present besides The -, teachers Tie lectures on ara"
INK. both outline and decoration. h' Miss -" L.
Kichar,i-on Of the stat" L0ar!. w'N descriptive Hl
their character. the lecturer using """d'" ana P'P'
forms, and ~. teacher duplicate" man' 81 ih'm WIZ"
.,...,rs and manner lr Jamc- VI. Milne. principal ~
the ouc.uta Normal school. cv" tro j." lures lh IN"
uorning one on G"rWau schools. win VIM 49, "'
came familiar while boo the university 90 liru''t'.- =
kennedy m III" afternoon -tN" Lessons i"i INSTRUCT '-
m -pcllns and toutu for l.la' II stout ftV' ~ al
dre-' nI - CivII Government. and answered aht y.
r,.sod uuerr, The Comfy Teachers .S'tidNp''
hcld meeting in tho 'v"n.r-. 90 N..,. ~ ,' q. :,
Jams. baritone -u's " The lhfiAp' EEL VIZ j." H.
,r.,. -.pr.t.l ..4... .lf. tID 500 t. orc
and other musical and literary rNcg'i."- followed.