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YOung's Premium Safety Oil, 5 gallons Co.,,
delivered:l 1850 water white. perfectly safe under
all circumstances. Washington Oil Co., ia X.
Wanted-lO, 900 adult persons to call and get
free sample '.Sunrise Chop" lea. Best soc.
Tea in the world. MErzGERs. All 9TH NV. lt~
Over 10, 600 Fine Hats. half usual prices.
New styles. fine Derbys 90c. to Sl.50. Best
Hat made. 50. Winter Caps, 25-i5c. Fur Caps,
75c.-Sl Wool Underwear, best make, 50-75c.
AMERICAN HAT Co.. 209 Pa. ave-. opp Botanical
Garden. Plain Figures. One Price.
7-f,s.m&w2w*
Don't Let Your Piano become Discord-
ant and Out of Repair; il ruins q child's prac-
tice. Send for V. BECKER. sol 9Th st. First
class work. Tuning: Square :i.5O; Grand ~ s.
Finest Creamery Butter. Soc. Id. METzGER's*
No Man, Woman, or Child
of today will ever live to see year without a
in it, and it will be just as impossible to find
household without our ., judging by its daily
increasing sales.
WHEELER 4 WILSON Mre Co.
Office 437 9th st. NV. ja7-tol7f
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,
sol and 500 7th ST., cor. 7th and L INV. Best
Granulated Sugar. 81 cents, III 10 Id. lots only
to any one buying lea or Coffee from us. f3-6:
Old Rye Whisky. Toe. qt MErzGERs, 4l77th'
Piles! Piles! Pilcs!-Dr. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind,
Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. 1t
never fails to cure old chronic cases OF long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co, Cleveland,
Ohio. ja25-s, tn, thl50t
Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
c. PALMER, Agent. ja25-s, tn, thl50t
Samples Sunrise Chop Tea free. MErzorR'a'
CastOria.
When baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
ja16-th, .tu,ly
The Throat.-"Brown's Bronchial Troches"
act directly on the organs Of the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect In all disorders of
the throat f4-eo3t&k
Club and Society Badges, Gold and Sill
yer Trimmings. s. N. MEYER,
ja25-wxslm 922 18th st. NV.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Does not distress and udds flesh and weight
For Cough, cold, affection Of the throat
and lungs take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 25c. 6
For Cheap, Quick Fire
d7-3m JOHNSON Bios, Agents.
LECTURES.
DEv ROBERT COLLYER OF NEW YORK
WILL LECTURE AT
ALL SOULS CHURCH
Corner 18th and L sta, MONDAY EVENING, Fsh 10,
1890. ct O'Clock.
Subject: "Friend Jacob BRIGHT and His Son John"
Admission, SOC.
Tickets for sale ct Bsllantyns. Nstssrotrs and II
the church. f6-2t
STAGE EXCURSIONS.
NvO ARLIN0TON-FAsT STAGE LINE AT $50
II pm, Fare SOC. round Dfive throygh principal
chsrtered Leayeo ~ WH68 wa SlS isSfS II n n
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ADJUSTMENTS.
7 INooLN MUSIC HALL.


NcoLN Music HALL.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY II
AT S O'CLOCK.
THE
CHORAL SOCIETY
WIN present Max Bruchs Secular oratorio.
ARMINIUs.
Chorus Of $50; Orchestra of Is.
Soloists:
ARMINIus-MR GEORGE PREHN
sIEGMUND-MR. WILLIAM II. LAYTON.
PRIEsTEsS-MIss GERTRUDE EDMANps
coNDUcroR-Dn. II. C. SHERMAN.
.~ ~. ''.'.'.'''- LOU
Tickets at Metzerott's. fs-4t
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TzE ATTENTION OF PERSONS desiring entirely
new, clean and well-arranged houses is called
70 those on 22d street and New Hampshire ave-
nue. north Of Washington circle, offered by
H Warner & Co.,
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Benjamin Moten, colored, who lives at 1928
18th street and who is employed at Pollard's
wood and coal yard, had one of his hands badly
lacerated yesterday by the buzz saw while he
was saving wood. He was taken to the
emergency hospital and attended by DR.. Ely
SON.
Morris Snowden, a three-year old colored
child, living at 225 street, yesterday afternoon
pulled tea kettle over on himself and was
badly scalded- He was taken to the Children's
hospital
A white infant was found at Goth street and
Virginia avenue northwest yesterday and taken
to 81. AIMS asylum in the afternoon.
About IL O'Clock last night the conservatory
OF Charles Ebel on 7th-street road near Whitney
avenue was found to be on fire, supposed to
have caught from the furnace. The flames
were extinguished by the police and members
OF No. engine company. The damage was
about SlOO.
At 4S4 D street alley yesterday some clothing
caught fire and was burned. Birdie Shorter,
colored girl, was slightly burned by the fire.
Ex-Recorder Trotter on leaving the office
yesterday was presented with handsome sill
Yer water pitcher, goblet and salver by his late
Official employees. The female clerks presented
Mr.. Henry Johnson a handsome gold-headed
ebony cane suitably inscribed.
Capt Thomas Mckee has been elected SUPER
ntendent OF the Metropolitan NJ. Z. Sunday
school Of this CITY
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The NEW YORK MEDICAL JOURNAL Of this week
contains very interesting letter from DIR. f.
< Dooley Of this city explaining how he re-
suscitated Miss Sophie Flogetzy, who was as
phy1iated by Illuminating gas ON the I4th
ultimo.
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bury."-A1cl
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Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt MErzaER's, 4l77th'

Piles! Piles! Pilcs!-Dr. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind,
bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. 1t
never fails to cure old chronic cases OF long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. ja25-s, tn, thl5Ot
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

mo ARLIN0TON-FAsr STAGE LINE AT $50
p.m Fare n0c sQund Dstve thrvugh pstncip1
chartered Leaves he Wknsrkk SIS iSeh u nv.
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Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM'l
c. PALMER, Agent ja25-s, tn, thl50t
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NORTHERN NEw.JEnSEY COUNTIES.

MONICLtlK.- he fra tec- NJ the ucwls ORGANIZED
Mort'l..r club Athletic Association have cic,toi for
ps'-d 'ut, rco~e lnnis-. jr.. v'e o.ldcnt. T. l..
Iiai.c-,. secretary T.. Whf"hornc. treasurer. L0ui,
Eaupcrt. The club viii erect complete e,mua. INN.
las OF bah ground. and construct tenni, courts, u
cndcr tiaoh and half mile bicycle track.
NEW Dr EllAM.-Tolia, Roberts. an clicrl, colorcd
man who make living rs catching eel, l the Hack
cnsack River. J., mi-,ins. Jane, William, went 10
see Robert, yc-tcnay. aud fodnd evidence. II sirug
gle Do the small cabin. Williams Ia, asked the al.
thOfric, To- search for him.
EAST ORANGE The Rev Mr.. McCivary. graduate
Of the ca, # 80 Of Princeton Seminary IA. been On
gagged assistant IN "a" Mum Avcnuc Ire,i, tcrlin
Church. with special charge Of IN" Elmwopd field. lie
is TIE Of the Rev. Dr. McGilvar,. the well known
missionary t. Slam.
EI1iENfOHD.-On Friday night burglars forced
The back door Of A. BrinLcrhons grocery sior,. and
succeeded In blowing open aud lcAins tlc safe,
Mr. Brnacrhon said yesterday that @l33 had
been .tDlcn
BANONNE.-st IIonrys German Roman Catholic
Church viii lie opened this morning by Bishop Wiz
ger. Of Newark. William lrn-t'n. q Am,i, RI an
y. s. tried scll a horse and carriage In Giccuvillc
on Friday at a low price. suspicion WI, aroused and
he arrested on su-p icion Of horse stealing. Yc,
tcrday the chief Of police at Amsterdam telegraph
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smOr MILE DnEDGING roR oYsTERs.

David Burbank. age twenty three. an EnhIbcthp"rt
FISHERMAN, dredging for seed Oyster, yesterday
on staten Island Sound, of EOssvie, when man on
the Jersey shore, armed with brccch loading "hc'
suddenly opened FIRE on him. III, first sho' struck
Burbank in the thigh The latter tried % pall M
boat ont Of range. but before he could DO 80 aio'r
bullet struck NanI"r Brown. his boy as,I>ihllf III nc
side Of the head. The bullet j. sun in h, head ana
efforts made by ply scian T. reach Il prvfod n'uf
Siu II fractured the skull and fragment oi ~" g
wcrs removed from the wound. Another SHOT pa u
through lnrDanlS boat. While fourth sgdlci INC
mead Of another drcdgcr nca. hy. six shot, ~ all
we're fired. when the shooter. who wts cvio"llN 4
vafchnan guarding the oyster beds, feeling Hatl9hcl
Ylth his target practice. walled away.
Iurhauk's boat was in danger Of sinking. ana ?
leak caused by a bale; had - be plugged M IN
craft was tow"d back to Elilahrthp1ri ana l'nib"h'
and Brown were taken 10 their home. 40. II n"h-N
A. burbank l. badly wounded and the h"llr' hi,
n0f vet been removed from mi, leg II IS supposed
NAT the Waterman took him for trcspas>cr on t'
oyster beds Inc lnlOn County authorities arc III
yestigaiing the AFFAIR
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A BRIGHT PRD>pEt ! FOX EEPl bll'ANN.
The outlook for Republican victory IN the charter
election which occur 10 morrow j. brighter than II
hn. been n any spring campaign for years To ~
tain control ~ the Board OF Aldermen Tie 2cpgb
lcau. need only elect three o. The eight members 10
be chosen tomorrow. but the chances favor thciT
carrying sx wards. ard ilrt have more than fight
iue chance u tnoth D.. fhr Ei-iih. where th'r" Us
Democratic split. Au' two candidates VII d'.p" the
.irrlf "a ~ mat rlrit II tie Republicans Wln they
enacted tu. and divide some OF ttr TARGET ward, -
l.tt. tNO Three additional. maA!rr from four
20 SIX more Republican Aldermen DO the future.
The Commissioners ~ Adjustment - Taxes under
the Martin Act hicd hr.r thirteenth r.port lcsfcg
day. since The law rcnt nto operation they have
adjusted taxes Amounting b. $4,000. most o. which,
under tic old system. would have remained uu
collcc,ahc assets ON the city, books.
Tax Commissioner John Towuloy has returned
home from Noris Plain, Asylum greatly improved
mental condition.
Austin Mrclold. axe seventy ion-. was found dead
I'm hi, bed hl, home. Broadway. yc-tcfda, morn
in- Hc was one Of the oldest mcrchanf, ln The city.
having kept for many years umbrella store IN
that street.
John j. Brady, active Democratic politician Of
the seventh Ward. was held Ia 800 bail iy Recorder
Grcavcs. on complaint Of Henry Kelley. for alleged
fraud upon tho registry. Kelley asserts that BRADY
caused the o.; ioar 20 he Illegally put upon
the registry book IN the First Precinct.
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PLhINFIELD.
THE BALL a GREAT SOCIAL $40

THE EALL 4 GIIIAT SOCIAL STV'ENN
The charity bah at the Crescent. in Tlainhcld on
Tuesday night was one ni the most brilliant Affairs
given in New-Icr,cy this and said 10y those
nr,scut 10 be the greatest social in the rf IS
history The galleries and boxes Of the great rink.
fcstooned with silk ribbons and white and yellow
bunting and Illuminated with Of electric lights,
presented q gay and striking appearance. Ihe open
ing ouadrillc was danced by Mrs Charles }. FISK
and DE- G. NJ Field. Mrs. Harry G.. Rumble and
Rowland COX. Mrs. {. +. Brooks and Dr. Endicott
Mrs Il l. Burnett and Walter Stewart, Mrs. {. j.
mos and f. r. Kuhnc Mrs. j. X. Myers and H. &.
punLIe Mrs Howard Fleming and Il. l.. Burnett ana
Mrs Rowland Cox and G. F.. Brooks.
The occupants Of the boxes were as follows Mr.. ana
Mrs James l.. Anthony and Mrs. Anthony. Of New
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A MODERN SCIENTIST.
The Account of some Remarkable Results winch
Disting uished Professor Recently Accomplished.

A prominent and vel. known gentleman residing In
Golden CRY Coli AID who had made his fortune in that
elevated region brought to the Of the grave by
sickness and ia,. for treatment. His means were
ample sought The best Assistance which N'wfork
eoad afford Having done this, he followed the instruc
TOM Of tn on men. carefully paid them their
les thseiiry. but h spite Of all, he grew steadily ana
ssay worse 1T last ne determined 70 return home. -
'o~ 70 d. rather than make any more futile Efforts III
Wis "heh o. inls condition be- met Iicnd, who urged him
70 maze one ore trial and % urgent WAS he went
hmf with hlm t. consult tho ply soian. The DIAGNOSIS
~ rs cas- showed that hs pulse was down to % ~ should
" 49, Within i've days q o. and in ten days
sne perfectly normal. AID hc restored to health
What wond,iiul drug, COLD have accomplished thsi
40 drug whatever Not q particle Of medicine.
What them
Lectr,ity sal,anIsm and oxygen. The result was az
esnplished who'll, By Dr. d. Kiaft The we-known pro-
s'' Of Electro Therapeutics, whose institute at so 80
wet JOh-st is attracting much attention. What a
'"oehul case you sayl Not at all. Such remarkable
nils arr belg accomplished every day a, this institute
"a scores Of plOHn,n: ado, and gentlemen VINO had al
n'' abandoned hope constantly coming TO Ne"-iork
.O al as Of tine country to De treated BY Dr. dc KRAFT
~a NJ eminent Doctor.
The greatest forces to-day electricity gal
~'Sm and oxygen. 1ncy unquestlOnabiy the great
s"ei' OF The future fos health in the human body Doe'
not stand to reason should be trucl Electricity
me ana our very H. dcpchd, upon pure Oxygen. Every
We oi4" takes sCnc II - into the system, ana 1t j.
" proportion a. II pure that the health is preserved and
'' H"i'h'"tt Inc Drsv advised and most advanced
"''s physicdnS and professor, Of the present day admit
'e uutAs but Nery few have practical and scientific
seose TO alIb them. or having such knowledge. the
L. a iof me treatment OF patients. rnqucsuonabiy
NJ '-l"i 10 the world ana the first aud only one
tS sI,d q TIE Stat Ncv.lor1 il the Ilcctro-Ihcia
d. -ihstut conducted by Dr. De Kraft. where more
.it invested ia batteries ana appliance, alone
H. ny 't Stdr. u has the endorsement OF the state
.scts above stated Of importance 10
i intelligent pee pie tho ulceut dav VINO d sire 10 Keep
WIN me march of events. The day Of medical dosing
shsn passing away, 3nd the time rapidly approaching
b. gihE ana preserving The vital forces Of c VII
I'm .na plSId primarily b. the aid OF electricity gAVan
on gen IN THIS grand Held Dr. de Kraft stand,
ny val is long experience ana high attachments
en- MIN al insight into facilities
Gres No., OF these force which other scientist Of modem
and POSSESSES. ana u Is not should
brsus aeccn IJishng such wonderful results AltLouk
Win occupied most OF the time viii pond
VINO desire ~ forward free y
-1e treatise On electfCpathy oxy 2cp-
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THE SUIT FOR DITORCE DISMISSED.
JUDGE DYKMAN DECLARES THAT THERE is no
AGAINST HIS WIFE.

AGAINST HIS WIFE.
The hearing in the suit for divorce brought by Phillip
Goatcher, the well known scene painter, against his
Judge Dykman in White Plains. Philip J. Krackchl,
who was named correspondent, was the principal
witness. His wife present in court. lie denied
the charges which implicated him with Mrs. Goatcher
lie friend Of the family and knew that Mrs
GOatcher suspected the fidelity Of her husband. She
told the witness that she would like some one to write
letter to her which she would purposely have fall
into the hands OF her husband TO test his regard
aud love for her. The witness agreed 10 write the
letter and did in the presence Of the witnesses WIFE,
George Little Mrs GOatcher's brother and Miss Bertha
Layoy.
Mrs. Goatclcr was next called and she testified
that she married to Groatcler in 1879, when she
was seventeen years old Last summer she heari
that her husband living with Kate kearnon,
scamstrcss who employed at his studio. she
accordingly spoke 10 Mr. Krackehl who was friend
OF the family and asked him what she should do IL
decided that Mr.. kracheh should write the letter
which had been presented in court. She placed the
letter I'm her husbands bureau drawer. where he found
IL. He promptly accused her and coupled her name
with that Of Krackehl. She denied the accusation.
lie then proposed separation. which she finally con
sented TO- he agreeing to pay her per week. She
denied every allegation made by her husband con
Meeting her name with thar Of Krackehl. Judge
DykInan said that there little room to the
matter and promptly dismissed the case. He said
that he believed there va, 10 ground for the
charge made against Nrs. Goa'chcr and Krackehl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
NEWS FROM NEIV-JERSEY.
JIR~EN IIII.
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS COMPLETED.
The CITY Board Of Canva~scrS completed their work


Ceyelanf's rngortr. -ol-
For Aid,rmen-l-t Distinct. Oxen DEM. 1890
Rector (R,P. o.. O'Ncnrs IA o-itv. lf7l
I'D D.srict-Norton Dem. 2,H3. o'Roufkc hnd
Dcma 13ss Conkrrht Dep. 900 Notions plurality
G45.
lid Iisuict-smith Rep) 1879 Hart Dem. 1874 ;
Smiths ma.Ny. 40j.
WITH Distric-McArthuF Rep), 2.le5 Meyer l'emf'
O52 McArthurs ma CITY 143
With DistiictSalinger Ciopl. l,e-f; C'ary Dem 10
1901; Ward (I,cp1, 1904; surg lD'mJ. 100 s'in-
gers majority Ceaiy. 5,5, Wards majority over
sury. GA.
Win DistrIct-Kevser C,cp) 2.t7+; Hauck ,Dem).
1870; Keyscr's majority. G85.
Black. the Prohibition candidate for Mayor. re
Ceived 30 votes IA the entire city.
The Rev John L. scuddcr. pastor Of the Tabernacle
Will preach sermon this evening on the ballot box
frauds committed the recent election.
The suit Of Miss Henrietta sullivan. Of 80 $50 :
FOurth-st.. recover 10000 from Captain william
H. Lockwood. Of Erie St. for breach of promise was
tried in the Hudson Circuit Court yesterday. The
jury awarded the plaintiff $1,000.
sarah Mack and Mary Iialcn were convicted IN the
General sessions Court Yesterday II robbins Thomas
ConGon Of $50 and sentenced 10 fifteen month. .l
state Prison. When the sentence Was pronounced
the first went into hyseics and then attacked
the officers.
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York; Mr.. and Mrs J. j. II. POon. Mrs. d. o. WOther-
spoon. Mrs. 4. D. shepard and Miss shepard, Mr.
and Mrs c. V. Banta Of RoSelle: Mr.. and Mrs. Row
land Cox. Mrs. Charles James, Mrs. Charles j. FISK
and Miss Richey, Of Trenton, Mr.. nd Mrs. r. j.
Kulnc. Mrs Edgcrton and Walter St sart. Mrs. j. +.
scott and Mrs Peterson. Mrs. +. + Beacs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Tamagc and Miss hclen White, and
ex-Chanccuor williamson. Of Elizabeth
Among Others present were Il. NJ. Cornell, Charles
Tobias. Albert stettheimcr. II. T.. FISK and \. VI.
liudnut. OF New YORK. Mrs. William +. Boodgoof,
John WetmOrc. Miss Bertha White. Miss Pa>tor,ua,
Miss Edith Vein. Edward y. Bloodsood. Arthur
pendctOn and Mrs Linard NJ Elizabeth, Joseph ".
Yates Miss Carrie Streal. Craig Marsh, :. \. CHINA.
Mrs. Edgar CoreS. +. y. Erickson, Nr. and Mr..
j. Il. ia-c. +. O. Herring. .. /. Waring, W. Is.
wad>worth. John r. Draytoii. Mr.. and Mr.: Illny
Fisk MIR. and Mrs. Dewitt" &. WINS. ". T. Post.
John W. Murray. Alexander Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Wharton. Miss Maltby. Miss = Van Boskcrck.
II. ". slower and Mi, Hanta.
supper served from II 10 l.. The entire
receipts " the sale Of buNc, and tickets Amounted
to nearly ~ 800 and ~ ta'> about $500 Will be
paid 10 the trustee, OF the NuhiCntcrs Hospital.
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~ S,rrRD,y NIGHT At THE LOTOS cLrB.

The Lotos club gave one ~ IT, enjoyable saturday
night entertainments last night. There wa a large
number II Invited guests present. VINO enjoyed an
excellent Programme. I'll Perkins toh some N"'''."'
t,l,-. g. T. steele sang well. and Isior Mo1ui>t
ula,ci fh. u.auo acccrfllly. Dr. ~pmmer ground out
the secret. ~ hi- b.s euphophUnc; Charles hc"
William collier and ~gnor Martini gave some clever
dramatic performances. David Names played 'iohn
solo ard lmpr,ei-oi on given theme. ana SlSnor
Del purutr. the Italian opera singer, chari'u lh'
a,il.n,a % m his -ucing other, nribui'd - the
Entertainment. The Entertainment Committee was
,ompI.cd oi II. ". Ranger l.. /. H'yt ana S'ln'S ~
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ELIZABETH.
IIlILN DL IT.
4 LIE q - J. CT III [. L--.Il " 8 ~ y

TIE CLUES BEST PERI DFNANff
The Elizabeth Dramatic Ciub gave H. ina enter
tainment for the season on Wcduc day night a. lie
Temple opera House. II. j. BYRON. sparkling comedy
"Our Boys" played. and IN" cat Wa follows
i. GcoHry Champneys ..... george j. oAetnood
Talbot Caampacf- ........... john Il. i.I.-el j..
Icfhyn McdlrNIch .......... john Iirfcf.'k COOS
Charlie. Ndd Lew Il x ............. Francs spencer
KEN p>ci ......-... iAHdfd 'liu-'H
IOidlc- Edward &. Weeks
Violet M.lrO-c ........... Nj, Roberta Milt'
Mary NclrJsc Mr.. Martin -. Brew -irr
Clarsst Champucys Nl-s Alice Gr'trud, <fh
belinda ......... .....-. Nj, May ira riill
The stage arrangements were directed hy John +.
Cook. The play Was well given and Wa sad b'
local amateurs t. have cxccllcd. a whole any
previous performance Of the club. Ms, Roberta
Hhit, and Franc. spencer in the leading role, t.
ceivcd much applause Mt"r the pHf iir L. wa
cleared for Gauru,. supper eeiv q al II Ofln'A.
An unusually largo number ot people nom oai 90
town were present, and among thfm were Mrs. j. -,
Ialheuhuryh. ~ jersey city Mr.. ana Mr.. Iahi'i
PANE GrlsWOld, Of Orange. Edward Ia', coward
Richard ii. Davis ard Frederick Jones, Oi No. l"r'
Professor and Mr. McMurtIc Mi, Daisy Ilr'' her avg
=. -. Osborne. 81 BryOhINn. J. Lawrence Bog anu
William JACKSON. II Neyari Mr. and NJ. Eugene
Jones. If 1auytown: Mis- H-scl Of Chari ,tpn' : c.
and NJ Francis. Of Newport. Among ril'I7 !if-'H.
Mr. and Mr.. J. a. Dix, Mr.. and Mrs.. iran''
spencer. Mis- Madsc Wet Harry j.. Cannon NJ
H. Linard, Mr. and Mrs. Martin brewster. Mr.. ana
Miss Batter. Miss Clara Vein. A. G.. Dtdri, -
Moore. Herman Batter. Miss Florence De con, X. \.
Waterbury. Mis, Louise l.. Ccic. II. ". Mackihi'~h
Nr. and Mrs George p. seaman, John - r'caIlr'
Mr.. and Mr.. =. r. Wcchs, Mis- Claire Soul,imaSd'
Louis brewster, f. ". Waterbury, John g. Netmorc
and Archibald Macintosh.
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four.h vcar a. r,stor of the Methodist Eptcopal
church bv preaching "Thc True Church' uS
will vote for or against the adoption OF sphon Tor
the outlet sewer. Dr. II. f. Schmd ana oth,r lo,ai
phv SicanS have written letters CONCERNING llc NV
Of sphon and IS thought that those opposed 10 its
Use Will bc successful.
NEprORD-Thc Rev T. ". Macombcr Of the Bed
time financial see rotary of the Five Points Mission.
Will retire the ministry this spring after iorN
years service
KhTONAlI.-The contract for building a ne"
Catholic Church. costing fi.OOO, mas pc'h a"d'u'"'
SING SING.-Thc two convlct,. James Kelly and
Michael Fcency. who on Friday beat ana "VcrPo"cI,u
a keeper named see. and made their escape rom ,le
state Prison. but were aft"rward capturru, VIZ, Nv
order ~ Warden Brush. yesterday morning pld'cu III
dark cells. where they Will remain Tor some ia,
on diet 81 bread and water see VINO We o' III
Injured IS being tr'afcd IN the hospital ward Ills
iniurie, are nor regarded -criou-
Wr~TCUE~TFE.-A new lodge Of the !. o. .. T.
vii, ic instituted in the town of Westminster 10 moro"
evening.
PORT CIlT-TFR.-A council Of t.o Order OF Amerl.
can I~rfr"u viii lie organized az the "u 'oIp"il".
rooms Port Chester. on Tuesday evening. "lVuhu
~ ~ Frances African Methodist Epi-'"pAi ~"n
Church. .
RYE rrNcIr.-A beaver. mca -urlug three fect cisht
inrhc. Old en-ih. KILLED Al Rye b'ach a ~" ""f
us, N solomon Hail. rms 'd 10 ee the mr. ".
Killed. go the ucrntorhood of Rye within the memory
oi The oldest citizen.
pFFK-ElII- Plans and specifications for The pro
ro...i now Music Hall Wcrr submitted Z" Inc sun
r.hcr, ~ the pcrk-kll Nu-c Hall A--ooatioh A.'
,I-hf and vori, ON the binding viii begin IL Is
thpueht. fh.. spfn-.
vAiAEONEtF The two new vc-tryncn elected
rs -; rluma-- Church are Alexander TAYLOR IT, ana
Potter T. Henderson. Who viii succeed william baIhRM
and Charles J. 'n'cn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
HURLED down An EMBANKMENr AID KILLED

Potter Johnson. prominent carpenter and con
tractor Of Planncd. va, struck hy coal engine No.
3Gl the Ncw-Jcr~cy Central Railroad AT the Park
ave. crossing at O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
hurled down an cmDaukmoni ihri, feet h-h. landing
IN e. street below. He va- picked up unc0n CON.
way to his Ollie, when tie accident occurred. liz
leaves wife and three children.