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Long Time Easy Payments.

Seven per cent on sums of over $4,000.
Must be improved farms worth twice
the amount loaned.
1749tf CRANE d BRECK Atty's.
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Horses Wanted.

We will pay good prices for several
half blood Cleveland Bays coming four
years old and upward.
CLEVELAND BAY HORSE Co.
1S1Stf Paw Paw Mich
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The Southwestern Michigan Fair as
sociation, at Three Rivers, will give its
patrons novelty in the way of a horse
race by electric light at its meeting
commencing Sept cath.
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HENRY SHAEFER
Mininery.--Mr.. II. II. Odem.

At the busy millinery store on Kala-
mazoo street, large lot of new and
elegant spring goods of all kinds. Agent
for the famous COrticelli silks
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CITY HISS.

Orders for private houses should be
left at the Post Office. We never miss
the train. G.. f. BUTLER. Prop. 52tf.
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w. NJ. Hawkins.

Broker. Money loaned and collections
made in all parts of Van Buren county.
Remittances promptly made. Office
opposite Dyckman House, Paw Paw,
Mich. 13SSly
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Paw Paw savings Bank.

Capital S5O,OO0.OO +. w. SELLIcK, Pres.
+. A CRANE Vice Pres, JOHN w. FREE
Cashier. Board of Directors.
j. j. WooDMAN. Gro. +. BRECK,
JOHN LYLE, WILLIAM LYLE,
John w. FREE, w. X. SELLICK,
+. w. SELLtCK, WILLIAM j. SELLIok.
EDGAR A. CRANE. 1S36ly
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Something New.

One hundred Stamp Photos for one
dollar, all ready gummed on the back
to stick on letter heads, bill heads, watch
dials or cases, books, hats, and etc.
Call and see specimens of bromides,
crayons, etc, etc. Workmanship, first
class. Satisfaction guaranteed. 5000
feet of moulding To select from for
frames.
1900 HENRY SHAEFER
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Agent for some of the oldest Fire In
surance Companies in America.
Office over Averys store. 6tf
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Fine Tailoring.

Go to Miller, the fashionable tailor,
for a fine suit of clothes. Rooms in
Longwell block, Paw Paw, Mich. 3Stf
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!, w. .C.Y. Ferguson. ID. ID. ~
Dental Parlors.

"IIIl1N Dental ParlOrs.
Painless extraction of teeth by the
use of Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Single extraction, twenty-five cents.
Special attention given to the preser-
vation of the natural teeth.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rooms over Savings Bank, Paw Paw,
Micn. lS32ly
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The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
PAW PAW.
ESTABLISHED 1855.

Capital. ..... .......... .olOo,VOO
Surplus and Undivided Profits. 1900
Additional Liability of Stockholders 100000
+. SMITH. f. +. PARKS,
President. Cashier.
A general banking business transacted.
Interest Paid on Certificates or lpe-
Dostt 182sly
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The willard House Barn.

As 10-cent hitch-in and sale stable.
Don't leave your teams standing out in
the weather" any more.
1S04tfl SAGE BROS.
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For Sale, Rent, or Exchange.
An acre of ground with good house
and barn in Paw Paw. For particulars
call mt this office. [1s35tf.
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Bert Il. Bryar.

Go to Shaefer's studio for frames and
easels TT
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MILLS. Osborn n tsOss.
LAWYERS.

Office, Paw Paw; associate Office,
Kalamazoo. Mich. Mr.. Goss will he in
his office Monday afternoon and Tues
day of each week. A j. MILLS,
j. w. OSBORN,
1723-tf q. A. GOss.
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For Sale or Rent.

The house and lot formerly occupied
by JAS A Leach, on the west side of
the river. Inquire of
93tfl JOHN |. BRECK.
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sheet weather prediction should
every forehaned person thinking how he is fixed for fam
ly coming cold days nights
you drop in and that nice long of GENUINE
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Heckert a. Chandler,
Attorneys and Solicitors. Do "A general
law business. Paw Paw, Mich. rs
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A. w. IIendrick. NJ. ID.

Physician and Surgeon. Paw Paw Mich.
Office in Longwell Block. Special attention
CIV 1, diseases # the Lungs, Liver and
Kidneys, Private Diseases, Piles and Female
Complaints-to all Chronic Diseases.
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NJ. r.. WhaIen. VI. ID.

Physician and Surgeon. Office in Long
well block Office hours, ? to p. m,
and $50 to 8 p m. 1Sl9ly
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

PROBABILITIES MICHIGAN.-A special Cold WdUe is
anticipated early This season. causing much suffering among
people anprepared for IL.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
WESrCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAlNo.-Dr. George n. Magncss and his
assistant Dr. Glover, are confined 10 their rooms with
the Influenza.
PORT CHESIEB.-A number Of citzeno are advO-
eating amendments % tie village charter cnlat-Ih- The
contingent account rUm 900 10 sJ,OpO aid o., ap-
prOpra;lOn for street h-htln- nOm $1,000 To- $1,000
per aunum ONli- 20 al. Auer- among he trustee,
OF the village there W, 10 quorum their last meet
mg night. Oh account oi the prevalence Of " Ia
grippe the supper Wh,h NI7 TO have been given by
Custer Council, .. {. y. ". had 70 be postponed.
KYE-The following officer, Oi The Rye Fire Depart
mcnt have been elected: JlrOJ NOcrucr, cMci en-
-1uccr, Peter liOd-lu~, assistant engineer, LeROY
Gauun, foreman of AOol. and ladder company 4. T..
A,hncd. assistant foreman % hook and ladder com
pany Thomas II. Hyruc-, foreman of hose company !;
Fred. j. seller assistant fDrcuIu If hl,' company :.
bernard Baruch secretary. Jane, VI Feld treasurer
MOUNT VERNON Ihrce cuiar rPri,in- citizen, havo
decided 10 lay ont and throw open 20 The puh' a. q
pdI, plot Of ground containing eight acres ot lana
zoo feet long ard 500 e't vide. It T. Wiihu "a
thousand feet o le ralifplI aon. and i, bounded 90"
the south by Nor -t ou the west by FogrilaFe.. oi
the north By tine Ioliet1d aud ou tne east bl uD"
avenue in Chester lI,Il. Edward Hartley, Her lu
lIcucher-cr and Joseph Wood will bear the eutirc
expenses Of the improvement.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.


The Board Of Education has decided to ask the
Legislature 10 authorize issue of 100000 in ten
year bonds for the erection Of schOohOuSeS, the
bonds to be redeemed with the receipts from liquor
licenses.
The local Knights Of Labor ana the BALLOT Reform
Association have decided TO urge the Legislature to
psss the ballo; rcform mca>uIn Hnown the Kane
BILL which defeated by thc Legislature last year
Arrangements are being made for consolidation
OF the New jersey Title and Abstract Company and
the Lawyers Title ond Guarantee Company the
latter having been organized recently in opposition
10 the former company which has been in existence
for more than year. Each organization has
appointed committee Of conference.
Strong opposition is being developed to the establish
nent Of new charitable institution, to be known AZ
St Catharine's Home. II is intended to be refuge
for unmarried young Mayor Cleveland OK
presses himself strongly opposed to the institution
and the Overccr Poor declares that it viii be
injury to the city
Christopher Nelson, who injured IN the Hudson
River tunnel on sunday, died yesterday In the City
Hospital.
James Russell. Of Thirty y-nlnthst., Ncw'fork
who was caught while attempting to pass forged
check for $3.50 In the second National Bank was
committed for trial on three charges yesterday
Russell. who is also known Robinson" and
uussy - WAS identified by Detective Scrgcants Adams
and McNaught Of New YORK. aS a bartender III
Trainoqs place, Thirty st. and sxth-avc.
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day evening. when the "Ccncnuial Medal 81 Award
will be presented 10y General Daniel Butterhcld.
A public lecture in French will he given to-day at
p IN. al the rooms OF the French branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. 40. l27 West
Twenty thrdst 10y Professor A. LadOre, OF the BrOOk
lyn Polytechnic, on Lc Dwidsmc.'
The Union cXPn>0ncrs of War Association OF New
York City held its annual election Of officers last
evening with the following result: President Gen
cral Alexander Shaler; vice president. Joseph L. MI
gore secretary Frederick A. Rowe, treasurer George
". Farr: chaplain. the Rev. ID. II. lidnndbuIeh,
standard bearers. stephen Bridge and Peter D"ycr;
dclccatcs TO tie NJ oual Convention, Lc"l. Irf
bury Joseph l. KcoIc Charles +. Hyatt; alteInaie-
George w. Lindlcy, Charles F. Wilson and Thomas
". Jones.
f. = Dcllcnbauch. an artist Of tins city delivered
an interesting lecture icfoic the Archaeological In
sttrtc ~ Columbia College last evening lie dc
scriicd the and te country of the N"in ana
Pueblo Indian, in New Mexico and Arizona. Ihc
lecture was illustrated by many stcreopticon views.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
EAST ORANGE


4 SERIOUS SPLIT ~ 'IllI~T CHl kCll.
Christ Church is aean In trouble. and there arc
indications thnt permanent split viii take place if
the parish and that ncG par.-h Win T., orlanizcd
The trouble f. tho oaito ONE ~ tho feeling that has
cNiecd in the u,,i,h eyer since t" resignation of 'h
Ecv walter Iurl..u ,,ifut two y'.,r- ae,. IL wa,
an out-pok.n Republican. and f'r h, public utter
iuco, va- taken o. ta~t and opposed bv Gilbert J.
Herbert orc & the v,-uy of ib" church The feel
inr numbered until frT vc.h- ago. when . pc
t.iipu wls circulated and pr''n'ol 20 the vc-irr,
asking that the Rev. j. Everest Cnhcu. IF Hlch.
mond Ind. hc appointed 81, Oh" ASSISTANT t. ih'
rector. This petition thnuch signed by % majority
4 the voters Of TIE pu.-h. a, d !, asserted, Wa
l,id ON the table hy the vc,tfy, and the Rev. DR.
Alexander Allen. IF colorado. appointed Ihi'
brought the matter 10 crisis. and on Thursday even
ing last a meeting ~ The dissatisfied member, pi t"e
u,rieh wa, held 40 the home 0t Joseph -. PloNsley
vhrn a low petition wa, drawn up and -isned b'
all those pr,a'rt. addressed e. the bishop Of TIE
dto,c.e a.,lne hat be- civ. mis- consent r. me Drint
ton of a ucw parish Committees were appointed
ON a ste for he clmrch AID ou organization. ana
1000 wa, subscribed on the spot toward the fund
for building a new church.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

The above pctHrc 10 irIu % photueraph taken
on the spot showing the kA OTIS of ludIa gathering
and pWptlIn. tor shipment t.r herbs and plants
used by Dr Roecrs Iu ms Royal NcrvInr. 10 in
sure absolute purity and iic caiucSs OycrsccrS are
appointed for each district and held strictly ac-
countahlc tor every bale they pass upon by the
head Inspector an American physician. at Cal
cutta.
Thousands ol bales are gathered and shipped
yearly, and 10 one not acquainted with the I'M
mcnsc manutactOrY of Dr Rogers II would seem
impossible To- account for the usc OF this immense
quantity sent 10 him. Bat aside from this great
sale Of Rogers Royal Neryinc, he manufactures
Rogers Royal Herbs Tor stomach Liver and Boucl,
Rogers ROYAL CouGh ELIXIR tor I.mng-. Throat and
Bronc hi.
i:ogcr-' Royni Kcgnntiug Tablets for the Bowels.
Rogers Roynl iinincni the grrnt vegetable linmen
for burns bruises rprain-, Sc.
Manufactory, Harrson-ave.,
Offices. Ai.46 EsseX-st., 'oston' MAN.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
AFF1IRS ~ BROOhLYN.
NO MnRE OLE Tile VICTIMS

no MORE OF THE VICTIMS LIKELY TO DIE
Buildings Inspector G. J. Mccarthy. IN whose as
trct the new Throop Avenue Presbyterian church was
bndin. when the wall blew down with fatal results
on Thursday morning. reported yesterday to the Com
missioner of Buildings that the material ana work
man,hip were Of the best kind His last Inspection was
ON the eth inst. at which time the work Va, iu GOOD
condition. The funeral OF the two Purdy children
who were killed by the accident. VIII take pace 10
morrow evening IN the present Ihroop Avenue Church.
and DE- l. r. Footc viii preach. The burial VIII
take place on Monday at RYE y. y. Their lives wcm
insured for small sums iu favor Of their widowed
rlathrr The persons injured hy the accident ""r"
doius wcn vc~icrdly and rNpeccd 20 recover. II
viii cost about @l.5oO 10 rcunIg the damage done E
tnr wind 10 the wall II Will hc rchuilt a. speedily
a. --ihlc Nothing done Ia the ruins Of tic
crushed house Yesterday. and IL Is not known who viii
l. hnd nnn -lhlr for The los.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
GArnrrrn Anorr TIE rowx.

lieutenant " VI -riocr. of the Marine Corps, who
Wa, accidentally shot and believed Q" J." htAlN
wounded iv tlc nfc"u wear old son 4 Lieutenant Ben
son. near The Marine lara'h- on iuo-dN nth'' was
much improved yesterday afternoon.
The funeral Il Clatlc- " Pleasant took place yes
tor,,y Boa uDN IrJttv En!-clpti Church. Tie pan
leu.r- were judge cullen. General Roger \ Iif"r'
M4tthIa- EautI. Everett f. Wheeler. John l.. Liver
n.r. william sulll,Hn. william w. iuflhut and
Colonel stephen - Talbot. Dr. 'lMI"- u. nan con
Guctcd tine services. The body Was taken t AhN
andrll Va. for burial.
Alfred l.. Whitehead salesman rl hrnitur"
tore AZ 80 40 Fultoust. wd, b.iofc Pole" Justice
Irhc Yesterday upon t"chui'I 'itiir 'i ",-A"'
rleierrrd b, Mr. Margaret Dixon. Of N". - "ill""
p.r. ou October go ,l.c -aid -'lr went % the -oro
when, Mr. Whitehead I, cmplol cl to pnncha-" ,omo
furniture. and Will. there uc placed DID, arm about
ler waist. His examination "a, adjourned uhiiI
january 20.
lonn " -fc,rn, ~ the Eastern District. has rc
cci,cd ,hr degree Of Ill. y. from Iowa College at
Gruucll, Io"a.
An unknown man committed suicide yesterday h}
hanging himself ln barn 80 Webster ave. i"'bnSiL
lie Va- dead vhcn discovered.
Daniel Fur.ht age tlirf, seven. of 30 l23 Twelfth
IT, attempted suicide set riay morning hy cutting
Li, throat with razor. lie inflicted daugcrou,
wound aud was taken to The scncy Hospital
Proceedings have been begun for annu!lng the
marriage. ~ Edwirl Arnsti,ns IT, Of 80. ito Greene
ave and Mi, harriet Durscn. They were married
iy the Rev. j. J. White al his hons" in Bedford ave.
ON December Il, l--9. Young Armstrong IS seven
teen year old. and the grl /, about the same age.
The action t. auuul Oh" marriage l. brought on the
ground That youug Armstrong wa flndcr age AMI
did not haze IA, parent consent Mr. Armstrong sr..
i. a furniture manufacturer at 40. 100 Greene ST..
New York
4 large crowd IS expected at the first public base
Iau came al the i3th Regiment Armory to night
The Company ard Cadet corps teams VIII play
Robert Ferguson and Lpmi Pike VIII be the nmpire'.
G. II. Bvinc. the president Of the Broollyn cub.
saw, he viii oner opposition 10 the American A.
soclation establishing baseball team at Rdgcwood
Iark
The seventh lecture of the courtc on "Soci"ioclcal
Evolution" viii be delivered before the brpptlvn n
Ethical Association IL the second Unitarian church,
at linton ana Congrcf~ sis., to poiroN at 30 D. III.
by Professor Rufus sheldon. of the Polytechnic In
-fifutc. subject ENolution of Law H. sidney
sampson Viii open III" discussion.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
PEOPLE ~ UANT ~ NORTH DAKOTA.
BAD CROPS FOR TWO SUCCESSIVE SEASONS
LEANH THrN u nL,rITrTlON.

BAD NE.PH IOk Two ST. NfN~lN + Si.N>ONS
LEAVL THEN ~ DE,uruTIoN.
John ". Dwight. senator Fa--ctt> -tauch political
ally and personal friend returned the other dy from hi,
ranch iu Nrrth Dakota where hc has been for last
tWo months. ~ ref rrlcr to t" suffering among the
people there iu .cou-ou.," pf tc u-ht crop, of the
l4-t -cl-or-. hc -l.l There have been great
many Wild ~toric- circulated ana a great deal Of eX-
,--crlti.u udulcod I'm hy some newspaper oorrc.
-poudents. But the fact remain, that between 5000
and 1000 people need help. They are for the
most part DO Ramsey county. They arc -"t
ting AID from the state. from the railway
companies, from the grain elevator people
and from cite. Lac u. raul ali Minneapolis. whose
,!tlrn- have given ubc-Iy Iat. D., i,ei however,
FOR more money. food H'd r1til.-. iN 'NAtluut"n9
may lc sent to VI. Iioser-ou secretary Of the STATE
at GrNd Forks
Ramsey County. the district m which tie most
suffering exist i- oiG.ld- 'u' & tAc most fertile
gram pIoiur.ng countr- ul tc state. In l-c1. the
l1-i good year, 70 raised abort lto'oo' bushels "i
vh,aL Do lass tine tlcA i.l oH to d Little over
aOouoO bushels. aud n.t year Went down To-
10000 bushels. $50 $50. ~.-.' added Nj. tl-ht.
~t D. a ,,-c of enc disaster following Immediately
upon another aud tur laut b, Mt dc To the people
seed wheat Che ti4u- .A't need greatly and thcy
haven't the money O. htN IT,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
NoPTurny NEwJrRsry COUNTIES.

NORTHERN NEWJERSEY COUNTIES.
UNION HlLL.-Mrs. + ny E!ier, wife Of Henry
Eiler, # no. r. IlWubolc it.. Ish.cd match in
clothes closet Thursday evening AID set fire to soma
clothing. Before she could escape she was suiocated.
and when the frcncn reached the house they STUN
bled over her dead body lying in the hallway. The
house was damaged 10 The amount Of $500.
HOBOKEN.-Byron shelly, the driver Of coal
cart was found dead in bed yesterday morning In
Busch's Hotel IL Is suspected that he committed
suicide on account OF domestic trouble. Robert
A. Anderson. the painter who was reported missing
has returned e. his home. NJ. 100 Westinghouse
MONTCLAIR.-The Cnfside Hose Company Vol
uncer Fire Department have pissed resolution for-
bidding married men from becoming members of the
company unles, their applications are accompanied
with a written permission of their wives.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
THE UNION LTIGUE CLCB ELECTION.
HOW THE VOTING STOOD EVERY ONE IN
GOOD HUMOR.

HOW THE VOTING STOOD - EVERY ONE IN
GOOD HUMOR.
The details Il tlc election oi the Union Lcaeue
Club ON Thursday were bot known uutN about a. u.
Yesterday. There were 7-y vote, east the largest
uuulhcr in the nl>torS 0i the club. Nr. Dcpcw re
,.yed 10 voic~ against II scattering. for president
The candidates for wee pres dent all received largo
v,',-. there being mo- opposition To them. II. O. Ar
mour was elected vice president by the youns men,
although he had declined To- stand their ticket j.
seavcr PAGE was elected secretary Sigourncy W
Fay receiving 4j0 votes 10 81 for Mr. Fay. The
vote for the successful candidate, for The Executive
Committee stood Marycllc ". Cooper. jO7, W Hull
Wickham. jO3: Jane, OTIS. 4--. Albert II. bro"n.
5Ol George Il. sheldon. 800. The defeated cand-
date, received JOSEPH +. GAY. $50 william O. Riddle.
90. II. @. Armour 20 oharlc, II. l,ham, 800
George H. sargent. -. The vote for The candidates
for the Committee on Admission, about the same
a, for the Executive Committee. The other candidate,
generally rccc.. ed nearly 4 fail vote.
The surprise which the young men gave their older
friends wa the ;alk o the club and club and political
lfe YESTERDAY. Now that the young men have realized
their opportunity get lcttc; representation The
committees. the old members will De- Interested iu
seeing what their Young friends can do. After thc
result of the election mad" known on Thursday
night there great Iuhiailpu among The support
err IF the member ticket. SON" Of the regulars
io.ncd and the e'.cril feeling of confidence
That the change contemplated no wide departure from
thr movement hui moro -priallutN Wa ii- main 90.
icot Nr. Fay the genial retiring secretary brought
The new. Of the result 20 Nr. PAGE the popular leader
Of the mcmh"'- ticket and the first a. oongratI.
ccNcd many t"i'ertu- and letters Of cOu.IatulatOn.
further teStiyine 10 his popularity.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
pnLNuALNn 1 EAnLLY-

Carboudalc POM. Jar. 10 ,-prrl'u.-" Ed" Church.
age seventeen. the son # No.to~i Church. who lives
one ana "a half miles from iaVlc'. bcoauc an-,r,d
at his father bccau.e the latter would not allow hiu
To ride horse hc ovI,d. lie went to GuNaudottc.
seven miles from lluutl ,ton. bought box OF ror-
rat, aud pat il into ga" hoar barrel. The whole
family except " E!' were poisoned from hl-,ul.,
made frou. the tour. and one 'luli. ri :, irtr'E
years old. died ou Monday. The A,h"t. mother and
two other children are dIu -crnI,A 10 rud u.l nlt
recover. 4 dog AID hot vli.,h 40. some OF tho
biscuits are both d.fd. THE hof uaIc c1nf'>. Jon
and aitcrward He'd and IA, not vet tcru apWchcudrt.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
ppJ-TaTJTY or STDPVOJU MFR

In the Tomhe Police Cout yesterday Gvcycarcld
NAV Connolly wa, committed t. tac Of the society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Children. Her father,
John, and her ,icpmothcr live AT No. - GrccHwi,h
IT, The child wa pale from lIch Of food. and had
Il scalp wound. an inch and a half long. on the left
side OF her head brui-c Oh the nose. deep cut on
the hand and her r-ht elbow wa, either Fractured or
broken. The t-lu said That her ~t"Imptl'I lad iu-
rictod the wound, by throwing her downstairs, and
had wrcuchcd her elbow D. cIu.c she dG not put on
her shoes fat enough ~ the c~'impHy Vi "a culd
only FIVE year old cOuld not convict any one, the
mother was not arrested.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
nr1rrx rnnM rIIrlE noME BY FIRE.

The large house fuwIi- hing good store Of g. f. smith
& CO. I'm East Grand st. Wa discovered tire shortly
before midnight Thursday and the stock va' badly
damaged before the flames were gotten under control
Mr. smith estimates the firm, loss from tire and
water to he Sl5oO The building, owned by cN
Fr.choldcr Morri-. damaged t. the amouut Of
$500 The fimilic. of Mr. MOrri, and Mr.. Parmacc
who occupied the upper part Of the house nearly
,ufocatcd Ly the dense smoke which filled the place
The lire - believed to have been the work Of au ia
ccuuInry. Nmlc the nrc was nurrlng cNFirc Chici
George pryliu'- utuor~hop Wa' entered and robbed
of property worth 800. lnrlGGiut a gold chain.
revolver and so IN cash. which vas In the till. Mr.
Devlin wa, the fire.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
MERELY ASSOCIATED WITH BRITISH CAPITAL

NLKtLl ANNVT III II - N HIIII"H V-II II III
Chicago. Jan. 10 .~p oal..-A dispatch by cable
nom London to-day auuo.n'r' that a BRUSH >yndl.
cttc had bought the uu.iu of Fraser Chalmers.
the machinery manufacturer, ol CHICAGO. and had
is,ucd .tocl, 10 the cN'cul If t-ooU0o lr. Cmmcr,
said the dispatch WAS ercona"u.. The truth i>'
said hc. eve hive re- c..ly associated with a. some
English capitalist, for tue puipo,. ol eulag-iu- the
business and extending 10 anto England and other
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New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

National Republican League reference case Stewart
Building. , ,...
case before Referee Tracy.
Annual meeting OF Seawanhska Yacht Club. No East
Thirty,secondst 8 80 p III.
"A aer Dark" reference case. No. 16 Exchange Place
10 q. m. ... 90, 49, .-..,-
Annual Crescent Athletic club, Art Assembly
Rooms, Brooklyn, evening.
Annual election Of Harlem Club, evening
Manhattan Athletic Club entertainment. clubhouse
p. ,-,,., . -.
Architectural League reception. Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries, y. m. ,
History, II a. m.
Annual meeting Of Century Club. p. m.
Tras t. TeGt Post. No @51 Installation OF omccrs
No l53 Pierrepont.st.. Brooklyn. 8 p. m