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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
PATERSON.


Philip Rafferty,, who died la l-73. VA, IN his day
one Of the foremost r-idcnt- 81 Pacr."r I'D wealth
and influence Nr. Rafferty, and Joseph G. Todd w'r,
n business to- .thcr o. Todd ~ Haicrif mac hi'-is
Nr Rafferty, del Todd found, by ofcfiAuins the
books that hi, partner. 10 alleged violation # ai
agreement that each va- TO -c'ufc All the Work pos
,ible for the firm. had been DONG lar" and tr.N"f
Trad; .u i. machinery line. both on MS oNn e. t'u'
AID In 4 mariner iup Will the .afc Peter l"'a-' ihc
California millionaire. Todd p- npiN hfuH-H q silt
In cha, gerry. and tAHf court d"'id that har'ft h'd
mo- rl-t tn do uu.lfr., biz Own &C. Nilt While 10
Partnership with Todd. and that thc Latter VII ci
iuled - laM iAc profits oi Kai'it's other bu,lur's
lind mont Wa cn red ln III for sl'Olr with costs
and interest la favor of Iodc bat the Rafferty, hen
ail,,.,lcd To- tine court Of ErrOrs which All near the
case today at Trenton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26

Three iiincfani musicians. with two vi"lns and a
harp. wcrr entertaining a crowd - children on inc
-'rc,s We icrGav. when they wcr arr Si"1 ana '"'h
before Recorder Grravc-. Under an "fhii"h'' J"
Gently passed hy the Board Of Aldermen. At the
instance, Of thc Paterson Musicians, Protective Union.
the musicians constituted band" and hHd - be
lined $40 each fo~ play wiihon' irons. III
men pleaded lgnoian's 81 III" I'" u" h'''''''
told them that be- coneld r.d the oriiuirc' an "u'
rage. \, th" .uf I,s. ministries had no money il
Recorder had .cnd them 10 jail. when he ala ic
lurf;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
NIlND liROON .

A MOTHER AND TWO CHILDREN ~ WE'LL.
Two children OF \. H. 'rlll, the superintendent
4 the Bloomington Pump Works. near Eonnd hI"oN'
fell into an un,.v ercd Wei Yesterday mornnf' III
an cndcavOr to save them Mrs. Merrill hcr'eh 'u"'
Dled into the pit. When the mother sirn'h the b"'
ION of the wei she did not lose cpn~'ipi me-, III,
needed in bloying tie children mp on the Top vi
the water until her son. Frank nineteen Ecai' |u,
,ided Ly Charlie. Van Aulcn. rescued all from lhcii
position Of peril twenty feet below the surface Oh III"
vrttu nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
I,IILAHtlU.

10 Ask FOR \ "DNEliNMENI ~ ILplN''
The Board OF Trade held big meeting on Monday
night - discus the propDcd abolition "i If"n' 'r"'
ngs and The elevation Of track, Of the P'nn,y wan
.,d Central Raiirolfs ON "A vote being taken to
approve Of the plan only i've members N"''* III
,hr negative. RI. Board appointed cN "hpl, "",'
INK, CIV Attorney RcrFru and 4. {. Mchrlh' ~ Il
committee u draft memorial Ia be presenter ", "
Congress. asking Tor an appropriation OF T-'VvVou io
mo erection Of a Government building I'm the city.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

DEIDGEPORT.-Ihc NdyArian society, composer
entirely ~ German women. has been organized WIN
these officer. President. Mr.. John An-pach s''Tr-
fary Mr.. ~churt1cr treasurer. Mr.. PMlAp wagner.
Iher. are twenty eight charter members.
f. T. Hnrrum reached hl, homo here yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
MRS F1AcK,s DIVORCE CASE POSTPONED

The genuine divorce case OF Mary f. Flack against
James A. Flack was the calendar Of the supreme
Court Special Term yesterday for trial, but upon
the request Of OK Judgc Fullerton who appears Tor
the sheriff. Judge Lawrencr postponed the case until
the second Monday In April.
Sheriff Flack has transferred his home, No. 421
East Fifty sev,nth-st to his wife through Lucius IL.
Big1ew, the consideration being nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26

Plans have been perfected for the new Real Estate
Exchange Building. nncstory structure To be erected
in Montague ST.. opposite the Academy oi Music al
cns+ NJ nearly 900 600. The bul:lag VIII extend
thronch the block 20 picrrcpontst.. and vii be about
a. y 200 feet in ground plan il VIII be constructed
f hrownstone and hard burned bricks, and Will De O
Venitian and Ronancsquc architecture. An auction
room will be upon the first floor III the Pcrfcpontst
side with corridor 100 feet long running u II from
the MOntague-st. entrance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26

One of the "signs of the times is
the evident inclination of men to break
away from habits of trade. AS such
rightly made clothing as ours gradually
but surely replaces custom garments,
so are men coming to see the needless
ness of paying five dollars for Derby
hat when we supply just as good for
two dollars less.
Our SO Derby is all that can be de-
sired in quality and style. That price
paws us a satisfactory profit because
we buy from the makers and not the
iobbers; using of this one grade as
many or more than any jobber in the
country; hence the manufacturer can
afford to give us lowest prices and
best work.
We have all the new shapes and are
making a feature of hats this week.
Boys hats, too.
ROGERS, PEET & GO.
shT5 HhEE rFiqSss
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HOME NEWS.
ApPIvAI.S AT THE HOTELS.

DECENTRALIZATION Brimmer' OF bv,sy, -John
voORT-Lady Stanley, OF Preston .,,ir,, AvENTE-
peyerley Robinson. OF Toronto -" c,,crv coneraI
s,., Nv w Barry L. 5. Navy. GlLSEf 1a a.
Austin Lathrop of Corning. a. " IL ,pneas MUIR
John c. Gray, OF the New-iorA cour' VI randepee Of
y s.Y y, f-Fx.C gresham Augustus brahuesee "
RAJ -, VICTOKI A-Louis McLane OF Baltimore
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STATEN ISLAND.

sTAPIFTON--dney Moollett Will give poctio re-
eta, A; the German tlub on Friday evening fO
the benefit Of The Arthur Winter Memorial Library
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
COURT RECORD.

CIECUIr-Hon. Wm. +. Grove nudge
). George Lehman VS.. William Con-
nell: sealed verdict for plaintiff S1.3s.
Rufus W. Gll.ctt et al, rs. Lewis
>paulding, assumps.t, jury ont. Anna
/. Crawford IS. Frank j. Lamb, tres
pass on the case, time 90 settle hll Of
exceptions extended twenty days
Hon. VI. {. Burch, Judge Horace
Hopkins, administrator, etc, rs. Chloe
\an osborn; IN chancery. Frank
Baslcr VS.. Magdalena SempOwsk; pro-
cccdnes stayed twenty days.
SrrEmoR- Hon r. A. Eurlingamo,
ludce-The People vs.. Wm. Dutmcr.
saloon open after hours. Bench war
rant issued for Belle Bennett; verdict
guilty.
PEopAIr- Cyrus +. Perkins, Judge
Estate ci OrsaNlla Howe. deceased
wlland petition probate filed; hear
inG March 10. Estate of George vs..
Light. deceased, petition for probate Of
VIII filed hcarng March H. Estate of
Catherine Phillips, deceased: adm nis-
traitor first account fled. hear ng ! ch-
ruarv 2e. Estate oi Henry s.. and
Amy a.. Nclur0y. minors. Estate OF
Eddie Albright, MINOR. letters of guar
/. danshlp issued to Henry Is. Mastcu ln
both cases. Estate of Alexander g..
Go0ds0n. deceased; letters of admins
iraton issued 60 Sarah Ann GOOdsOu.
Estate ot Hcuv -. VS.. deceased
Dwight Goes and Robert p. Loom ap-
pointed roWm' s-loucr~ on claims, Is
tate ot Margaret IF. lamc. @ AL.
minors. inventory filed
pnrf,f- Hon TrIr q TF.f,,,rs t,For
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

Mn Tkgruacn p ElleEeI.i a resl1snt
az ra5s s-uls.ll, cos1nfy claims 20 bs
~ vears af ege. snd he possesses &C.
usrzaese pFe-sfs ~ his ase.
auaae ttes-s = very anc4sat iookIue
family Eatls. iD 3 ilca hls blrth II RECORD
80 h1Fing taken place on jan. 3. l'ea
81 avi age SIX uiles west Ct lase Drum
uor1 "a. TIE Biols Was printed ln the
seveaueDrh century. aud IS regarded IS
a reu srkshie curiosity. on the margin
~ several nages ere the dawes ~ births.
deaths ana marriages Tbe first of these
gives 1859 as the vsar ~ ~. hluehei4
father blrlh. while ms Last records tne
dlata last year 81 james Ca1tou. ot ba
zoo Hos-ce. aged IS. This last named Was
. grandson q ths surviving William
Blueheld and his age aud relationship
are strong proofs 81 the correctness Of
The old geutlemsn's claim.
When 80 years az age William emil
grated %. the source OF the Haw river. in
North Carolina. "a here he married Mar
tia Ne.ss in 1893 AT her death which
occurred ia less than one ye4r after the
marriage, he went 10 Kentucky. where
he Ted = Wild and nomadlc Afe until
l,2> when be came 70 middle Tennessee.
During his stay ct thirty five wears in
Kentucky he met Daniel Boone several
times On one occasion he stopped with
Col. Boone six weeks at Boones borough,
a short time before Boone's departure for
Missouri. Ei.-Cumberand CITY CTeun9 Cor.
ST. Louis Gl0be-Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
Tho Goods of the Season.

The mohair fabrics of wool and silk
mingled, or wool and cotton are shown
in all colors. but wood browns and grays
take the lead.
Mousseline de soir, areophane, hairline
and fancy stripes in silks are very deli
cate and viii be much worn for evening
and dinner dresses by young ladies, and
there is seemingly no end TO the varieties
Of China silk. The flowers and figures
are not so large as those of the last sea
son, but they are, if possible, prettier
and the flowers more perfect. silk
tissue, or mousseline dc soir, Is quite du-
rable, and would last one season at least
II requires very little trimming beyond
lots Of ribbon or perhaps a little tinsel
galloon Olive Harper.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
some Chinese Points.

As the Mongolians are feet against
feet, or antipodal % Us, SO they do all
social and religious acts by contraries.
We mourn in black; they in white We
drink hisky 10 get excited; they smoke
opium 20 get quiet. Among rs, tender
and friendly missives must be small
and white; among the Chinese the,
must lie very large and red. Where
missives are sent by servants to friends
IN the same place, envelopes three feet
long are sometimes used, but the limi-
tations Of the American mail cut them
down 10 foot square Hundreds of
these went from New York 10 China
with such sentiments rs these:
Nav your luck ard wealth be- so great
That you wil turn yoar steps eastward
In the coming year,
Nav the health OF yonr parents and children at
homo
BE so strong that they viii be able 10 greet you
the same year
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
Generosity.

First Urchin-rve got something you
hain't got
Second Crchin--Gimme half, will yer2
First Urchin-Yes; l guess yon can
have it all.
Second Urchin-What is it,
First Urchin-The measles. Epoch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

The members ot t4c Criterion Dra
matte Company oaw playing a. kea
mend S have sucoeetoa Ia forming 8
nfsst satisfactory artsec aeuu-sntancf
u.ta aach either and thertloro me1
performances nloNt n .th ltc an0 cauh
duiee. Commencing tAs afternoon n.
sasli sat oacc asain thst dear oid lasI
"a the Cstsk4ls. "Ap Nan Nmslo
3. A. ~mon, uhc made suca a .eY.r
a.t as lAaigIs ll "fauchon MH p.f-
lrAy toe ttie role. las popular plat
should attract crowded houses.
Mes,r, Brady a earwood are alan
te tht ifoai iu Iierug a canll outli
ioi ,ae AID oi the suffering an4 unius-
lauate. ID conjunction Nuu tu-
tlre> manager oi the Criterion toni-
pans utN have agreed "a gNt uiH.
laI ST tie rCCepts ~ tac sletal
lalnee performance tomorrow GO lac
Emerson Homo. Tic ladies Who are
interested n tite welfare of thar worthy
institution have accepted ue knd len-
der. ana arc placing large number oi
lrgets on the market. - Be- a. he
II rrsu.rta tl,e ueulu,. sfare ttlt. and
gauef.flte al surh Kcteu artists a.
n.rf.ef ~. ~. .~i.s'i..n.. III "A t,r..t
tIh. aaa make aunIref-aI fasur.f.
l.1.a1-a0ut iA. la.ted ~af.. IN
..Ila ..Ix on. Ut the nl...f powerful and
rh1I-draiua Isl "a. class now iseforr
tae rah.t. and n.ar,. never lr.....f
witnessing t Jl. story ls eii a. tNs|N.
told M tae dialogue. ID involve. .tlf-
Ierne. crime. and love. u.nurIsIIN ~..l-
soued VITA genuine hearty hnr.0r.
Ile action $ br.-k. aud me situations
give scope for elaborate. moved ana
realistic sreu5c and mechanical effects.
ala of which invariably makea trHn.r
impress Tie company .sa r.mark-
ably strong one. including such s>fab-
ilshed favor.tcs ~ Annie Ward IHan,
Rose Tiffany, John Marshall. DAas.
Kinder. George Il. Eacsou. Wan. Gus
incton. and others NOT lcss excellent n
their way. Mss Tlauy hoe wou
natural rendition ol R.ddy Roman.
part she hlls with rare hum0r nd
force. This is the same company which
appeared al Powers last season. They
Wlll open at Redmond Monday next
and remain Tor week. Seats are now
on sale.
MANAGER Cobb announces that Ions
lanes NH af.n.ar st powers' on 49,.
evening Of February =. Mr. Cobb IS
Hamlet ..Orbello. % or" Richard I'M b
Booth ana Barrett gave "Othollo's here
les than TWO wears AGO and tie 1a-
pres.iors OF that great perfornance are
etll Ina the minds Of Our intelligent
thcster natrors Nr Booth has fire.
oucnIv .s,aved .IIanletn here. 80
has keeue and Barrett. ftsooms when
mo imuortap.e of t4e parts in these
Two ,lsvs arc taken INTO consideration
that Nr. Isroes and companv would ho
seen a. mueh better advantage iu
Orchard M Tins nlay is prohably
tle most popular and best known to
the masses Of an of Shak~pearc's
dramas The T1rcRAw Uyntfp s,c.
rests Orchard"
Tho Gran Onera Comnsuv . beadinr
this way. and w,ll be- Al Powers for two
niobfs. the latter psrf al tho month
Mo FIRST nipht tlcv w,ll ,.nr Tho Rr-
cands." " winch il universally known on
York Casino.
The after Dark Company. winch
was booked AZ Powers for february
20. 2I and -. have cancelled.
Col. EIin0. manager Of the Criterion
COMPANY. n.-v at Rodmond's Opera
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
He Didn't Look on tn. Bright Side.

An Englishman crawled out of the de-
bris OF the wreck of two passenger
trains. rubbed his eyes and drawlcd: x
daw say this wiil-ah -cawse another dc
lay, We know. Texas Siftirgs
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
niEcouTaein. =.

Jenkinson (to NJ. F. H., who dislikes
being bothered What do YOU think Of
this horse2 (No answer) Bred MIN my
self, you know.
II. F. II docking At horse out Of cor
ner ot his eve)-Umph' 7 thought YOU
couldn't have been spch SILLY IDIOT as
70 have bought him.-Punch-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

sam Green. an Alabama justice ~ tho
peace. has mis- ovn peculiar ideas Of tho
fitness of things Two men. arrested for
fighting. were taken before Sans court
After hearing the evidence the justice,
addressing one Of the men. said.
Mr.. Tucker. you Dlay 60
Hold on, judgef' exclaimed Tho other
man. You forget that he shot me and
that had done nothing to him
That's So" the justice responded. Z
had intended to let you Oft, and am sorry
that I made mistake in rendering my
decision, bat "a this court cannot afford
20 bumiiate itself bv reversing its own
opinion. tn let Mr. Tucker go and viii
6ue you ten dollars, "-Arkausaw Trzv-
sll-r
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

4 ~ stamp csuce1ng machine il being
tried in the Philadelphia posfofHcs. Il is oT-
srated h7 slectTic.tv. and Is sad 20 oanoeL
lne stamps "a lstters ar tne rate - = 0o0 rer
s7a-, ~ sneouast'csliT registering the number
>auca lei
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
A BIG CHIPPEWA CHIEF.
re cur 4 w80E SWAT- AROUND
ST. PAU Is EARLY DAYS.

Hsls - -shs- Day aaa His Csreer-A SPEED
nsn - His assuiaosut Nerse al,e
Chiers Deseeaaauss a sfisnesets fio-
ra..re. Fssu,. Ia. isesuces
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

The Grsu Opera Company p heading
this way, and wlll be- At Powers for two
nights, the latter part At the month.
The first night they Wall sing Tho BIZ
sands" winch il universally known on
account Ot IFS long Iuu u tho Ncw
York Casino.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-25
GREENyILLE sCCIETY.

The members of the Danforth Social
Club were given d delightful reception at
the residence of Miss Eliza Simpson, on
Danforth avenue, last evening. The
spacious and brilliant parlors were the
scene of unusual festivity, and the affair
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Dancing
was the card OF the evening, music being
furnished by Prof. Miller A fine COLA
tion was served The costumes of the
ladies were beautiful 1t was in the
'swee sma hours this morning when the
affair came to an end Among those
present were Misses Annie Armstrong,
G. Pettingill, Mamie Walker, L. LegnoJ.
Flay Writ, Laura Detwiller, Eliza ,5imp-
son, Jennie Caple, H. Bigelow, Susie
Brodhead, OF the Delaware Water Gap;
Anna Phillips. Kittyy Mitchell, Emma
Lockwood, Julia Williams, the Misses
johnson, of New YORK; Messrs. J. and r.
Bedell, f. Jeanne, Hussey. William
Mitchell, Fred Lockwood, Charles H .
Detwiller. Alex G. Armstrong, George f.
McAneny, Clarence Detwiller. Rector, O.
Smith, Isbills, Lincoln Ashley and Robert
Ely
The regular quarterly conference will
be held at the Linden Avenue M. e.
Church this evening. Action will be
taken relative TO the deficiency of ex-Pas-
tor Kiefer's salary. Presiding Elder
Lowrie VIII be present.
The Garrett Owen Theatrical Company
will appear in NAVAL Engagements at
lI2a2mber Hall tomorrow evening.
s'-~ 40 Star Sociable Club held q delight