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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02

GAREET~ON'>- While N-A--cmblyman George
Cromwell wa on h- way home At Iocdt lilII' 'b''
midnight ou saturday he discovered An Italian "h" wa
king near tho fence BOO great distress. HIS clothing
VA .,'ufated with blood. \ messenger WAS sent "
the house Of Police surgeon John f''n'y VII" prVnp'N
.,.d O., ti,,. .,rn,ons DR. Fccucy learned from
IN. Italian through an Interpreter that Ms name Wa
80 P' '. a., t,,.r fu NeV Jcr,r,. lie -ild
fi,f nr Friday mpruu. Lest Do" cam" {" staten Ia q
win two other Italians. named Ani'ni" ahI M,M"'
Tho. .fnpl.ri I'm rrcrAl liquor stores Wh"I" theN Ifut
f., ana when tho, reached the wo,ds back 81 lo"d
Uni Icuerd,r'. companions attacked him Win hhlN'7
~, ,tl Inc fell - The ground Uurou-clous When h'
covered h, -ru-c- hc found that b" had been rphn'
- $50 3d. pr. Fcouoy had The man removed Z" IN.
smith lnnruary a. IpmphlnsvlN" pr. tr'l'}. ai'"l
.,,,.ir.. tl. wouud. ~rG that nc va, ~ doubt a. u
whether The, had uot been sell inflicted.
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I0NG ISLAND.

WOODSIDE- superintendent lanhnNon ana hi'eeh
officers raicd sandy" Flahcrty', place carly Ne'ter
dav morning and captured twenty two men ou' oi
crowd of about sixty who had assembled to witness
dortcht The prisoners were taken to INC JAIL al
Newton and loc.lcd MP. Later IN the Gsy llS HcIc
.,i'.,cJ b,f,r,. Justice praudOr at Nlnfch, Wlch
ninrf,cn Of them were each hucd 80.
PATCHOGUE-Thc new Methodist cSHrch al ocean
ave and church 4. was dedicated N''t''uhni; -
49,. ,,,rc held I'M the morning, afternoon and even
iut
NEWrOWN.- charlie Lcihc. Julius Walker ana Jam@
Dur.u, touuft Iirh. Na-prth. yesterday AFTERNOON
WhiIc playu. baseball. III" three men are i'H t
of Tie tharl", smith A>>o, aiion oi Ne" lrh u>
m,''n had , ticui. Al FclimInS Park YESTERDAY, ana
v~r. pl,ylnr q friendly same with other members o.
,lc '~ocittiun. The prisoners we're aFrilteI n'IoI,
I,.ft,. >rhrpcr and upou Pleading not rulltN ana
drInandng a lury ual were admitted I" b'iI III floo
each.
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wuArIs GOING on TO-DAY.

Ncw.York Jockey Club races. Morris fdfh' ''o - "
Ptodn,e Exchange annual election.
cotton FNchaucr annual election
Ssuo,, snug Ilnrbor trustees. No. - Wall-st. . =.
- rfc,ercc case before Referee StetSon' NO 10
Wiliam..t. 10 80 a. m.
p.,lnning o census WORK. nj,
XrVorl.prooKlyn League baseball match Poio
Grounds. o. n 80, .oA pro,hc,bood
Park, I j.. ,.-,.... ,.a,,1,o
Entrance examination School Of Arts Columbia Ooiese
10 ,,.o.or., ,,oo,i,os
morning ,. c,,,
Investigation Of election frauds. jersey CITY
Ncv.Yorl Tquitablc Insurance Company annual cleo
wv W Si,a"ls pocd's school anniversary, LenoX
Lyccum. . 80 j.. m.
TAmmany society, evening - ..,
1Iosinp uerofmancc At the Brooklyn Theatre. evening
Academy Of Sciences Hamilton Hall Oonmoia Oo
lege y. ~. ,. p.,o, cor,,o,v,s
I..c.uton on IIamburgAmcrican Packet Nohpd"!
st.arn.hlp Nofranuia. . to u y. m
D,partmen OF Microscopy brooklyn Institute evening
1r'n.t,on Of ,rrpdre Columbia College campus, D. m
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Tp ~ RI'SY HARLEM

Upon the invitation Of the Rev. J. l.. Campbell.
pastor Alexander Hamilton Post No. Ia2, e.. \. H..
Department Of New Ork. attended service last
ing at the Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. Lexing
tou-ave. and one hundred and eleventh st. About
seventy comrades Of the post were present and with
them was IA congregation which filed every seat in
the church. The auditorium gracefully trimmed
with the National color, and oyer the pulpit wa, "A
framed wreath taken from The coffin OF Abraham
Lincoln and a piece Of the flag which decorated The,
box Of F0rd's opera House In which the martyrcd
President was shot. The sermon by the Rev j L.
Campbell upon the TOPIC Abraham Lincoln
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BOND BROOK.

The cornerstone Of the II. JO-cphs catholic Church
WA, Had Yesterday afternoon. NJ 3:3O o'clock. with
impressive ceremonies. The ne" structure !, to cost
sl7 600 and viii he constructed Of br0wn,touc.
Ushop O'Farrcll Oficiatcd at the exercises ana s'V
cral Catholic societies wee In attendance
The Bound Brook Tennis Club ha, rcorcanlcd for
tbe ,,a,0u with The election Uf the following oiccro
President Frederick y. VOORHEES,. secretary, Ed
ward g. John: treasurer, ]. g.. Niusor. ~"rlrs
of championship game, will h. played with other
club, in Central AcW-JeIecy during the coming sam
-, .
The citizens Of Bound Brook will decd' tonight
whether or not they shall have steam fire engines,
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
STOPPING A RELIGIOUS MEETING
POLICEMAN INTERVIEWS WI"
EXERCISES. NOT RECOGNIZING HE
MAYORS PERMIT.

A POLICEMAN IYTERFEREs Win VI
EXERCISES. NOT RECOGNIZING The
MAYORS PERMIT.
4 no,iccnan broke up an outdoor religious nioo,i"1
Yesterday afternoon. although one VI r,a o.,
showed him permit from Mayor 'hapi" -,
George Adams pastor Of the Sahos o'roc' 49,.
Methodist Episcopal Church. anu - - 'is''
Flint + THOMPSON and Isaac Wood OF the Locai
-, ,ssoc,a+ion opened meeting at the foot
10 tho CITY Hall stems near the courtst. size vi uio
.onaco At 4 o'clock About forty persons ea'icreu
10 listen TO the singing and eXhortauohS' al" aNone
them was stalwart warrior OF the oaIVd'on army
who soon took prominent part III the oNo''i
to ra. arravcd in a striking uniform which included
several gorgeous badges. one oi wlhch pro'ao" 'it
ono NJ the crusaders Of Va When the meeting
hd bcon IN nrocrcs, about thrcearters Of an hour
roI,ceman who wore a badge numbered Ia, asked
TO permit. 80.
Mr. Leigh showed him one dated July .. 1855
authorizing him to hold outdoor rligiouS meetings.
and conduct street preaching, providing the streets
and public thorOughfarcs not impcded The
only limit Of time mentioned was during the pleasure
Of the Mayor The officer objected to the date as
too old and considered tina, such permits were not
GOOD Indefinitely. lie offered. however, TO take inc
5ocument 10 tie Adams street Police station and
refer il to the sergeant to go to the station with
Mir Leigh for that purpose. Mr.. Leigh refused 10
g oc fnG Of whS n2 the PERMIT Patcd to the police
man, who thereupOn Interrupted the salVa'l0hlS' IN
the middle Of an eloquent address by ordering him
10 move on. which he did Mr.. Leigh. who is a
venerable with white hair and beard called ne
MAYOR had been discgarded by policeman, and in.
vlted them TO meet him at the same place at 4
o'clock next sunday afternoon
After the meeting dispersed Mr.. Leigh told a re,
porter that he had been preaching in New YORK ana
aS tSe third l YEAR Of open air services Conducted by
Methodist local preachers In Brooklyn and he had
never known a meeting to be nterfcrcd with by the
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NEWS FROM NEW ERSEI.
JERSEY CITY.

pr-RGLARS ACTIVELY AT WoKh'
prrcars have been unusually active III hudson
Comfy recently and on saturday nght wv" u"ehlhs'
go 1crscv CIV Heights were entered and robbed
va ,n,o ht,yccn midnight and daylight the thieves
,,, into the dwelling Of C. G. Warren, No. BIB
,rirrton-ove and carried off a lot oi siVcrwaie'
iewclry and clothes. The house OF - a. fei'S no
oqo ,rlington.ave was also robbed probably by the
same gang of criminals
Potter Mcdonald. a laborcr. shot and badly
rounded OH saturday afternoon, as the RESULT OF a
lot Of bows firing at target on tho meadows near
Lafayette. 49,.
The funeral Of Michael O'Ncill brother of Alder
man T. H. O'Neill, took place yesterday "it'rh"""
AZ his home sd. 3D. Barrowst. A large number
-, ,o,or,ns were present from Wilson Post. Grand
Army of the Republic. to which the dead man beionged
Allan l. McDermott. on June :. VIII apply To judge
ni>op for the appointment of three commissioners 70
condemn certain land, required 10y the central
Elevated Transit Company 10 enable 1t 10 build the
nroposcd elevated railroad from the ferry OF the central
rar,ad Of New. Jersey 10 West SldeaNc'
In a contest for a flag to be presented to the most
,onnl,r sunday school in Jersey city and lIobokcn.
tho prize wa, won 10y the FIST BAPTIST sunday school
Tbe l,dic, of the BERKELEY club Of Jersey City
Heights viii give coaching party on July to Eagle
Rock near Montclair about twenty mile G't1nt'
The coaches Will hc driven 10y VIZ IA. 90 W.
Mr., Charlie, Gumbcr-'n, Mrs W. L. van l''"'' anu
Mr., GuIlfori. fl, ~
Thc apii,i churches are preparing for ihelr - an
nuaI onNcution-. That Of ilr ~ >, - 'ci-'
baptist Association Will begin 10 moro" lh Nr"'i",
me Nortn Baptist and Bergen lapii'' 'f, h,, "'
"nn If he Norr7 Sew Jersey Association VII begin
on .uuc II the FIRST Eapt.'t Chn.ch 81 Jr',ry IN
The Rev Dr. Henry \. huttI president oil ~ W
Theological seminary. preached yesterday IN 9llP'"
Methodist Episcopal Church. ,. ,.... ,.,...,.
~ VT Uolokcu /, being built hy John j. >u' At
a cost Of -Il.ooo memora! Ia hi' wife. II VIII
policcmar in civilian. cloihr- yc-tcfday arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02

misplaced switch AT the turnout in front Of The
Park Theatre caused collision at half past O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon between 80 -. Of the Flat
bush line and No. - Of the De Kalb ave. line
ON the Third seat Of the Flatbu,h ave sat Mrs.
Harriet leaId. Of 40. % Pncdpplc-~t., who va,
accompanied 10y her hu ,land she held her four year
old in her lap. The collision stove i'm The dash
board Of the car, throwing Mrs Nclard and the child
u the street. The yOunrst"r wa comparatively m
hurt but Mrs. lcllard found 10 have sustained
several severe contus ions, also abrasonN Of the scalp
and >pralned ankle. she was attended by Am
bulance surgeon Kimhall and removed IN a coach Ia
her home. No arrests were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
RoBgED or his HORSE N THE STREET.

George Granberg a clerk IN the employ OF Simon
Zimner a butcher at No. 2sj Bleeckerst was riding a
horse on Beeckerst early SATURDAY evening on his way
"a the stable when a young caught him by the leg
and pulled OF horse The young man then sIang
Oh the horse whipping The animal with short stick
raoped around The Of Macdougast and was lost
20 sight When Granbcrg recovered from his astonish
usot horse and rider had disappeared. About O'Clock
Police Oncer Schneider young man trying 70 sell
the horse. He was arrted and described himself a.
Daniel Drew seventeen old, OF No 1886 Avenue A
lie said a man whose name ne did not know had given
him The horse 10 sell Drew arranged the JcGer.
sen Market Police Court yesterday and held for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
GREAT DANGER FROM ICEBERGS AT PRESENT.

The schooner Hindoo which arrived at this port
Yesterday from Hun, reports that on May %, in ati-
tude 40 80 and longitude 90 20 she passed an ice
berg 40 feet high and about $50 feet long. This
lcrg is in a lower latitude than any heretofore
ported and IS south Of what Is given by the Hydro
graphic ONCE as a safe steamer route on the last
Iiot chart An idea OF how far south the ice in the
North Atlantic extcuds be gained by considering
that this great Of ice was seen in about the l
tudc of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
YuUE brightest may learn A

YnUE brightest may learn A
l. lady. writer on "house-
hold TOPICS" has been puzzled
70 know why cake and breads
dried up so quickly.
She has recently learned that
this peculiar dIyness is found
only in food raised with bak-
ing powder adulterated with am
monia or ammoniated alum;
and that
Everything made with Glove
lands Superior Baking Powder
keeps moist and sweet for days.
n result secured with no other
powder.
Cler,land BAKING Pordsr CO..
81 e. 80 Fuiton-St.. N'"- forR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02

and was all eloquent and patriotic reVi t and other
Sppoprae music sung by Of she ih cnu ISor of St.
,,,ntno,omcyr,s All Sous' and Holy Trinity churches
was held last night at Holy Trinity cnTTca Lci TSc
ave, ,ai chnirs included nearly sixty mixed voices.
Richard Henry Warren the co1Gnct2r ana fra ahs
o"ammc ~ musIc included the professional hymn
Qnana oaa the anthems na The Ra SI,Sa H 1e5n
n nd the hallcuiah chorus from The Messiah a
brief address made by the Rev l. H. a,ange ger
Dn, George Clarke Cox, who was yesterday ordained
- the priesthood The congregation numbered over
1
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CENTRAL Union OFFICIAL ACCUSED.

There a small attendance at yesterday afternoon $
meeting OF the Central Labor Union at Clarendon Hall
John j. McRJnna a member Of the knights Of Labor at
present employed In the Registers office made statement
In he accused Secretary Archibald Of having re-
81 100 the rattle National Committee Ia
further nominal Cleveland Mr. Archibald asked
that committee OF Ave De appointed 10 investigate the
charge. The following appointed John J. Doyle.
Of the Franklin Association Alfred Ashley. OF the Anal
vanated brotherhood OF Carpenters John j. Mcpherson
Of the United Order OF Carpenters Julius Gabler. Of the
takers union and T. Barnes OF the PAINTERS union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
ELIZABETH.

The second day II tie tournament Of tho Lawn
Tcnni, club on saturday afternoon drew a hlg crowd
70 the hand one ground, Of the club ~ North Broad
~ The Attendance Of women WIS unusually good.
The final rounds Of tine VaIou, matches were hotli
contested, the PLAYING being Of the most even char
Ac;cr. The final round Of the second class single,
could not be finished owing to darkness. II Will be
playcd on TN, afternoon between II. Iaywar' Adams
and George Como. both OF TN, city. The other con
t..t, rcucd follows: VI. smith, Of Philadelphia,
beat David Wothcr-pOon. 81 rainhcld, In tine first
,la,, singles. In the handicap double, Dr. James :.
Green IT,, of Elizabeth. and David Woth"rspoon, Of
plainHeld defeated VI. and +. smith, Of Philadelphia.
Thcro is trouble boz the Albcitcr Turn Ncrcin of tins
city, and several IF member threaten to sue Ter
man Kciuhardt, the treasurer, for some money which
they alcec hc pad without getting any authority
from the organization 10 do 50. The society - split
into two rival factions, one Of which announce, IT., IA
tention to scccdc and hold IT. meeting hereafter IN
Eo.outhal', Hall The society IA, been meeting at
pcuy.rd : Columbia Hall HE boilers consulted 8,
lawyer on Saturday to what steps 10 take 10 regain
uD,,csson Of share Of the FUNDS IN the treasury.
The Rev. y. J. Connolly recently curdtc of Il.
Joseph, Church, Newark. and Temporarily stationed
M the Church OF the HOLY Rosary here, Yesterday an
uouuced 10 the congregation tnat lac had received "a
letter from Bishop Misger appointing nm permanent
pastor Of the church. a.
hytcrian Church sunday school took place Ia,t night
Inc exercise, were conducted by The pastor, the Kew.
Dr Ical and the anniversary address VAS delivered
v MalOrC,cncrs o. O.. Howard oil Tile United state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
ri TiIERFORD.

RITHERFORD.-A team driven by Robert Allen. Of
Arlington became frightened At = tFair on the Erie
Railroad YESTERDAY afternoon and ran away. throwing
Mr. aud Mrs Allen aud four children out Of the car
rage all the occupants being seriously but not
f.tav hurt A. the carriage went over. the horse,
lrukc loose and ard the station jumping and
smashing q carriage from v'ich Mrs. Henry PrcntiSS
and "A child had just tlghtcd. The horses We're
stopped by t. \. Magic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
lime SALE OF DRESS GOODS

In order to give city purchasers
an opportunity to secure the ad-
yantagcs of the usual Summer re-
ductiOns, before leaving for the
country, we have arranged to sell
to-day a great quantity of plain
and fancy Dress Goods, ut prices
that will he Immediately recOg-
nized rs below their value:
At 80 cents per yard, a line OF
all-wOOl French printed ChallleS:
former price so cents per yard.
At 50 cents, 42-inch MOhairs,
Sergcs and other Summer Suit
inys, in Plaids, Stripes and odd
mixtures, the remainder of pieces
formerly sold at from Sl.OO to
$50 per yard.
At 10 cents, 42-inch "COindOt
Foule," a substitute for Challie,
and u new line of BOrdered Suit
ings, both imported to retail at
%t.2j per yard.
We have marked
5000 Robes at $1,000,
1000 " 5000,
$500 g - 12.5O,
1900 4" $50,
with a view of dispOsing of the
entire balance of our stock in
Foreign Robes.
JAMES Nice REERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
AID FOR THE SICK AND POOR

The Sick Children, Mission Of the Chdrcn'S Ala
Society begins 10 day the twentieth year of II,
charitable work among the sick children Of the poor
corps Of experienced phy Scian, have been engaged
for the summer and arrangement, have been made
with druggists and grocer, e. supply medicine and
roper food CraiutOusly I'm all where the doctors
lind that parents cannot pay for them. Poor families
NAV obtain immediate medical attendance at their
homes i'm any part Of the city by applying 10 Gcorgc
calder superintendent. no. 80 Fast IIroadway ~
913 Henry Il.
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HOME NEWS
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>, N,,c,,o,r General John McNulta Of ILLINOIS, anu
.uener,i William f. Draper. II Massachusetts.
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pcutlletuu nB u Fnkir..


10 ttittiAAs
John 0. Penlleton in the joint discus.
sion here read y lot Of articles from q
newspaper clipping, trying to prove that
the price OF certain manufactured articles
had been increased by the Mckinley bill.
And by tho way, this ID the same article
he read before q Lewis county audience
some time previous to his nomination.
After reading = number OF articles from
this lot. the price Of which lie claimed
had been increased by tho Mckinley
bill, Mr.. Hubbard demanded that he let
him see it, and this Johnny refused.
Mr.. Hubbard then showed from n copy
OF the Mckinley bill itself and other
official documents, that the statements
made by Peudleton were false; that
there was an nd valorem, and not o
specific, duty on glass, and that the price
had not been advanced. Pendleton is
in the habit OF reading this list when he
has no n to expose him, but be will
not likely pull it on an intelligent crowd
again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-22

Tho rurs Water Question.

To The Editor cfihe Iatelliqenser.
sIE:-1 SEQ in this mornings INTrLLl
oEScEE that at least ono Of tho NJ. DE-
alluded to in "Old Citizens" conmuni.
cation, wants to air his opinion and dis,
plhy his knowledge. The analysis tina,
he talks about was made q long time
previous to the one "O!d Citizen" refers
to, and one is entitled to Just as much
credence as the other. l want to say to
the gentleman who Is mot a very
young citizen" that nil knowledge OF
s'ieh subjects is not confined to the Iued.
lcal profession, and | would suggest to
him that what has been done eau be
done again, and it will be bestto have the
water in the crib thoroughly analysed
when the river gets down of the bar
again. Then, il those formidable mon.
s'ers arc in the water, it will be made
apparent, as they have had considerable
time to grow since DR.. Smart looked at
them. The only good way to settle the
matter and to salty the people Is to have
some Smart" chemist do the work an.
other time when the river ia low. The
City Water Board will not be allowed to
let it go undone. OLD CITIZEN,
Wheeling, October 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-22
P~endlc,on IN the ..Iuterior,n

A''"~tot ttHkIuE.
Hon. John 0. Pendleton made several
speeches In Brax.on county last week,
and it is amusing to see his friends
laboring 10 make it appear that he was
greeted bylarge crowds, and made some.
thing other than his old threadbare
harangue OF misrepresentation and
abuse. AT Salt Lick Bridge, however,
Johnny, to an extent, deviated from his
usual course, and put in q part Of his
time in telling anecdotes Of the most foul
and obscene nature. The better class
Of Democrats who hsd come out to hear
him lett perfectly disguised, aud openly
remarked thatif Pendleton expected to
make votes in. Braxton he would have to
diecuss political issues, and not indulge
in language too obscene ior utterance in
the presence OF the lowest OF characters.
Pendleton made O great mistake in siz,
ing up hia crowd ut Salt Lick, and W.
think 4 number OF his hearers will re.
sent the insult at the polla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-22

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