davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCIIESTER COUNTY

WHITE rLAINS.- william r. Maynard. pho
togrphcr OF th- place ha, been appointed postmaster
10 succeed Chaunccy Fisher Democrat. who-c term hH,
cA pircd. Mr.. Maynard T. st,adia Republican, but Is
popular with both parties. sanitary EnRl-
nccr Webster of the state Board Of Health. /, IN
Vc-tigatlng the instruction Of the sewerage system.
lie began his work yesterday.
TARRN TOWN.-C. i. Carpenter for the -iXth umc
ha, been reelected Commander Of Burnett Post,
g.. 4 H., ana will be installed on February II. .
Albert l.. Webster. the expert recently appointed by
the Board Of Trustees 10 examine the sewerage syStem,
has reported to the trustee, that IN many places the
levels are not true, and that in number Of places the
mortar project, upward from the joints sufficient 10
hinder the free h0w of sewage and perfect flushing.
The pipe and mortar he pronounced good.
KATONAH-The Womcn's Missionary society OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church has elected Mrs W +.
Brush president, Mi, VI. NJ HOyt vice president, and
Mrs. r. Il. Newman secretary and treasurer
BEDFORD.-"l j. the suppression Of the Manufact.
ure and sale Of IntoNicant,, Aside From It's Political
significance, the Most Important Question Before The
People 20 /, the topic which Charles lialncs viii
,ddre the Bedford Farmers club m Adam, brothers
Hall next Wednesday evening.
MT. KISCO.. fhc Village Improvement Association
has chosen Reginald Hart chairman. Theodore Car
pcnter secretary, and W. /. Iialstead treasurer.
MAMARONECK.-Thc new public school, which has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
LUMsDEy ACCEPTS CAnpBALS cHALLEyGE.

Chicago Feb. Arthur T.. LHm,dcn'r acceptance
Of Campbers challenge for a bicycle race Wa t"le
graphcd 10 The sporting Tun9' al New OH To-
day and the two great amateurs VIII test each Others
speed. Lum,dcn says
In reply to tie challenge Of ". . Campbell. con
tanned IN Your OF ID inst, have 10 -d\ tlAt
have never CDmpctcd - any bicycle contest Whlrh
involved the championship of America. ana hold hp
claim that proud titlt. Neither have any great
desire IL cnlaE. Iu match race, but rs Mr.. campbell
seem, really anxious that We should meet am Will
ing 10 ACCOMMODATE him. In cttef received IRON
Mr. Campbell today, ne suggests That one race be
run ia the West lu the thet, and on" on some
neutral ground between two polutf. TINS ], far ana
reasonable. Ga June II / VIII Dc ready 10 meet luu
In the mile on the CAclcnlnm. Beach track. and a
week later could rin of the quarter at NIAGARA
Falls. The lrin" at Detroit or Cleveland would be
quite satisfactory t. me, and could be run a, -oon
after June - a. convenient, but not later than
August !.
A. the value Of a prEc seems 10 be matter Of
no importance consideration 10 Mr. CAMPBELL J
viii fix the same AZ $50. TIE prize % 20 20 the
winner Of two races and should the first two j." won
py the same man il vii not bo necessary 10 run OF
the third event.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
KENTUCKY OFFICIALS IN TROUBLE.
ATTORNEY G ENERAL HARDIN EVADING A GALL
FOR AIRPORT OF HIS EXPENSES.

Louisville. Ky. Feb. S.-Reprcsentatve John W.
Langley, Of PTcsonburg, Ky, a Republican, has won
a notable victory over Attorney General Hardin.
Twice the House Of Representatives has passed rc>ou
tons asking Mr.. Hardin to make report a. to the
number and pay of attorneys who have been employed
to assist him. These resolutions suggested by
clause in the Governors recent vigorous message
which stated that. though the Attorney General had
been requested to report he had failed TO do and
therefore. the Governor could give account Of that
department
Mr.. Hardin on saturday sent a paper to the House
in which he denounced Mr. Langley. who introduced the
malice, because Hardin had recently prosecuted him
for defaming q woman He stated that the Governor
alone had power to employ attorneys to help the At
torney- General. and commented severely upon Mr..
Langlcy's not knowing that fact. lie also spoke of
Langlcys selfcOnccit and OfciOusncSS. and said be-
fore he meddled with other peoples affairs he would
better pay the 81 800 judgment against him for lying
about Miss Irene COwden. The trouble about Miss
Cowden from something Langley had said in re-
gard to the Young lady while she teaching music
at Prestonburg. The case was twice used against
Langley in his races for the legislature but in the
face of Democratic majority. he won handsomely
After Mr. Hardin'S TRADE had been read saturday
Langley asked that consideration of the communca-
ton be postponed. His reply. when made on Mon
day. effective that the Democratic House voted
almost unanimously not TO receive the Attorney zen
erals address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

Boston, Feb. t>pecial.-A wild bun succeeded In
clearing a wide swath al Fltchburg yesterday after
noon He was a blooded animal. and belonged TO
Edward Young, OF Luncnburg. Mr. Young sold him
Ia man named May, OF Leominster, who was about TO
take him home when he dartcd ont of Mr.. lolng'S
yard and gave them long chase. Finall} they got
him In tow. and putting ring in his nose, attached
IA II a seven foot stick The animal again broke
a,nv from fine men. lie started madly toward Fitch
burg and IN h, course swan two streams. Reaching
Snuh Fitchburg he drove everybody from his path.
lrlt hurt no one. Mr.. Young came upon the scene
I'm a wagon and tried 10 capture the bull, but could
moi When lie reached a point near the catholic
Church. Wate' st. the animal charged mp INTO
Dnrrr Way Joined the chase. but when the bull
saw the bluccoat he quickly drove him To cover lie
had thing, all his way till he was close TO the
depot aud here matters began To look serious. \
funeral was coming into sight directly ahead Officer
Way Jaw that something must b. done. lie drew his
rev Oliver and shot the animal just below the norm kill
.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
AZ otD R,,LrAr rRoyEcr REVIVED.

For ten wear, and more the people OF caldwell
verona and other places in the Orange Mountains, be
tween Mout,air and Morri~town. have been TALKING
If a new railroad to through the PaSsnlc valley
and open up the region 10 communication some years
ago the people Of caldwell and the FARMERS suoS,
$4,000 for "A new road. and the grading was begun
and uro-c,uted until the money was exhausted ~
mo- more fund, were forthcoming, the enterprise col
lapsed since then the Eric aud The Delaware, LACK
aWanna and Western railroads nave nud tnt .osioii
,urye,cd and gOt options on properly hceucu', pu,,
nothing further wa. done. The people OF 'alu"cIi
have now resolved to subscribe money Dullu VIC osu
and lease If to the New York and GREENWOOD Lake
HALLWAY COMPANY. and meeting has 1cch talru lot
February ~ I'm the Presbyterian Church AZ OaI"tii
=, do,j. y ~" and means The proposed road will
be- four aud a quarter miles long. and VIII cost Only
S7J.OOO. without equipment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
DAMAGES OFS21 $50 FOX INJT RIES

Mansfield, Ohio. Fel s.-Thc jury in the case Of
BOYD W. Miller agains the NcwN0k Lake Erie and
western Railway for 10000 damages brought In a
verdict today IL eive Miller SCI $50 damages for
Injuries he sustained at Akron about two years ago.
when he was running a road engine which In
collision with switching engine in the Akron yards.
Miller was an engineer, and he jumped from MS
engine when he saw thh a collision was inevitable
Ills Injuries from jumping were such a. 10 disable
hin permanently The ra.e has been tried twice
The first verdict WAS for 10000. Miller claimed that
the switching engine 'it Of the yard Ime his
time, when the accident occurred, and that the yard
mon we're negligent in not keeping out Of his way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
FOR TRYING TO STAB A POLICEMAN.

Arthur +. Murphy. a young rufan OF NO ov'
First ave- has had grudge against the police because
his hrotbcr was arrested for theft and sent 10 the
Flmira Reformatory recently. Policeman Andrew
Hennelly Of the East Thirty ttthst. squad made the
arrest. Early Yesterday morning Murphy anu tne
policeman had light IN First ave, near forte.ns'.
Murnhv struck al the officer several times WIN
long sharp knife but was dubbed INTO supnii'slon
and locked up. At the IOrkvllle Ponce court SeS
teriay he was held in 81 900 bail for trlal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
NARIorS NEW.LEESEY yuL\GES-

NEW Ut EIAM.- Edward II. nun. age utuctccn, Of
Summit Orange County y. y, the telegraph opcr
ator at the railroad Station at New Durham, while
crossing the track yesterday morning Wa, struck 10y
Northern Railroad tram aud Instantly killed.
BOUND RROOK.-Thc Rev. Hugh Il. McCtuley, 81
Eouud Brook, has received call from the Fifth Avenue
Pre- bytcrian Church Of EOscvIlc. y. !.
WAsIINGTONNlLLE- The picturesque stone chapel
that ha, Just been crcctcd viii probably be dedicated
some time this month. Colonel James +. Wilson,
OF North rlainncld ha been the most extensive con
trilutor 10 the building fund, lac desired to make
the chapel a memorial to MS wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
THE MARYLAND BENCH SHOW.

Baltimore Feb. captain Murrcll, rc'cner OF the
Danmarl's passengers. has announced MS intention
giving a handsome piece OF silver a Speo''i P]o
for competition at the coming bench show here In
March of fine MARYLAND Kennel club. W. stewart
Dincndcrcr secretary Of the club, has purchased the
imported rough coated 81. Bernard bitch Blodwh
This /, one Of England prize winners and she has
arrived Ia Baltimore. she i one Oh INC hdhuSohcSl
specimens Of her breed She stands thirty one inches
and weighs 100 pounds. The officers OF the Mary
land Kennel Club expect TO nave most interesting
and successful bench show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
A BELT WAS HIS GUILLOrINE.

Charles Entholtz, employe Of the Hllderbrandt
Cabinet Manufacturing Company, of No. $40 East
sixty fourthst, went into the cellar OF William MOL
ler's saw-m at No 321 East Sixty fonrthst. shortly
before O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. The cellar was
dark and in way he became entangled in tho
betting lie carried up - the ceiling OF the base
ment in Instant and the friction Of the VIDE belt
ing severed the head from the body. The body was
wedSed In between the betting and the ceiling. Bile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
MORE NOTABLE RESULTS
STILL ADDING TO TIE MULTITUDE OF TEST
CASES

at was at least six years ago that found that
the trouble in my head and throat had got such
hold on me that | couldn't seem TO get over IT,"
The speaker Harry IL. Schoonmaker, whom
the writer found at his home. 62 West broadway,
New-YOrk
"Some time after | caught severe cold, which
settled on my lungs, and my throat became worse
than 1t would hurt me when swallowing food
began TO have severe pains in my chest and back,
and could not get nights sleep for the coughing and
raising from my throat.
." / was told that was going into consumption.
When got up in the morning felt more tired and
played ont than when / went TO bed at night. An
hour or two later, however, would feel some better
Ny nostrils would stop up, first one side, then
the other. was continually hawking and splitting
and blowing my 70 clear my throat and nose
from the mucuS and phem.
-" had been TO doctors and inhrmanes and tried
all kinds of patent medicines, but got no help.
- About this time | began reading statements OF
people who had been cured by Drs. Copeland and
Blair, and finding their terms much more reason
able than ! had expected, ] took treatment. In
deed their terms did not much more than cover til
of medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
SCOTCH CURRIERS' or BOSTON.
ORGANIZED Tt ENJOY THEIR NATIONAL SPORT
MEMBERS OF THE CLUR

MEMBERS OF THE CLUR
8oston. Feb. CSpccian The Scotch game Of curling
is hking renewed hold the Scotchmcn In Boston
and vicinity and men prominent in religions, social
and Mercantile life are taking h0i Of the sport with
as much interest ~ when boys. For thirty years
prcvios to the formation OF the Boston Curling club
the spTt was lost to Boston. In January of last
year William Kerr the jewclcr Of HanOvcrst himself
an eXper curler saw the necessity of forming curling
club Ia offered to present twenty pairs OF excellent
stones To any respectable club which would organize
for them. This offer fine one the stones beng
worth 81 Der pair 1t did not take long TO organize
Clubs ON the Boston and Albany road yesterday,
at Faneul daton. on the frozen surface Of Brook
Pond tho curling stones and brushes were
brought mo play In yesterdays game
the opposing teams made up a
follows !. Gichrst. skip; David smith, John Nc
Grecor. Charles Thompson and l.. Wallace. !. NJ
Cav, skip; William Mcdonald. Il. u. Luechcrs I'd
ward Owlcn and Il. c. White The first named team
secured # 2 shots. defeating the other icam'
who gained points, The ice on Brook Pond was N
fair condition. o. Monday the team coe, e. Albany
to meet the Bufab Curling club.
The charter members OF The Association are com
posed Of the following representative scotclmen;
James Wemyss, IT,, Or. w Dryden H. and J. 'il-
christ, John McGaw, II. y. Allen. Of the Allen Line
steamship Company David smith. T. II. Lawson, X.
r. Whittcl. AeNtnde Hunter. i. b. LcuChcr, !. VI.
smith. Edward OVlcl do.u Mc0TS"r. William Nc.
son James Nemy-s, g, William Lamb X J.: N4lhI.
William Mitchell L. J. Ross Dr. j. II. Mcleod. Al
exander Mcfarland, William Kerr and l.. Wallace.
James Wcmy-,. jr., vas elected president. J.
McGaw vice president AlcXander Hunter sccrtary tn
Rev. George *. Gold,u. OF the ola south Church
chaplain and DAVID smith treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE BALLPLAYERS

Boston, Feb. s.-The annual meeting OF the New-Eng
land College baseball League held yesterday evening
a the Parker House Dartmouth. Amherst and Williams
being represented. Brown withdrew It's application for
membership and Trinity did send delegates. The
SIading ball adopted and officer, chosen:
President, w. H. Clemenshaw, Of Williams; first vice.
president Edwin Duney Amherst second vicepresdent,
Z. g. Du Bots. Williams secretary and treasurer, o. Il.
Atayers. Dartmouth; Judiciary committee-w H. Clemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
NEWS FROM NEW j ERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

HELPED HER IGUsBAND 10 ROB A STORE.
The examination In the case Of william htrattoh'
night Waterman in the Boston Clothing store developed
the fact that he aud his wife had robbed the establish
ment In systematic manner. Mrs str1tton made
full confession. She said that late at night when The
street deserted She anf her watched the police
man on the beat and when he was out OF sight hcr
husband. a signal from her passed the goods over
The anliglt, and her carried them to ther
apartments the store. t'uSthNc MctLlcf, llc
proprietor Of the store. SAYS that the value of The
stolen goods IS about ~ 900, Of which $500 worth
has been recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-The fifth anniversary Of the Stcr
ling Home for Aged Widows Will be celebrated to
morrow afternoon. There are twenty three inmates of
the Home. Some OF them are over eighty years Old
and all seventy. A new social club,
with twenty four members TO be known ~ the " VIII
lam Kccfc Club" wa, organized on Friday night
The officers elected are: President, William Kccfe: :
vice president. James Malone, secretary, John Ward ;
treasurer. ID. O'Ncil sergeant AT arms. John Fay.
Emory T. strong, Henry r. IIawlcy and Webster
VI. Walker have been appointed delegates TO the
Special Convention Of the Republican League, to be
held In Hartford Tuesday. Judge A. Is. Beers Is
delegate at large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
SrppJED WITH pRorTSIoys N HIDocEAy.

The experiences Of incoming craft that reported
here yesterday were generally confined to encounters
with cciclds Tie exception, however wa, the steamer
Holland Of the National Line. which was overdue,
having had a STONY passage of twenty one day, from
London. ON february the Holland spoke the
brgantne shasdrd. In latitude ii ~ and longitude
43 30. sixty days ,ut from Tfapin in the Mcditcrra
mean. for Newfoundland. For twenty days she had
been hovct0 on lccOnnt Of the storm. she Waa
short Of provisions and the Holland gave her fresh
supply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
STUDENTS BEGIN 4 DEBATE on REVISION

Princeton. y. j., Feb. S.-Thc Moot Court, composed
Of seniors and post graduate students Of the Thco-
logical seminary, has organized under the name OF the
resbytery of Princeton, the special object being TO
debate the question OF the revision OF the Confession
of Faith. Charles Whitaker chosen moderator
and l.. \. Oates clerk The first public meeting was
held this evening IN the 0ratOry Of stuart Hall Inc
debate conducted with spirit and marked ability.
and undoubtedly the discussion of this and other gues
lions vital to the Church Will be of great beneht n
the seminary 80 far as il known IL ID the only or
ganZatiOn Of the kind in existence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
TROUBLE AMONG CHICAGO HEBREWS

Chicago, Feb 6.-Jehunda Kacn. an orthodox
Hebrew is suing Abraham Wilkus for $1,000 for con
spiracy to blacklist kallcn aud deprive him Of the
means of earning his living a Hebrew butcher.
KaIlcn saws that in i-77 he became involved in
d~ puc with some members Of the congregation, and
that wilkins and Others called meeting and agreed
Ia boycott him. sending notice of their action 10 all
the Ort hOdoN Hebrews i'm Chicago and III fact, all
the world This Kallcn says, has damaged him
greatly and In consequence hi, suit against Wilkus
hut one Of several directed against the alleged ring
leaders i'm the conspiracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
TO ERtcr 4 MEMORIAL TO PRISONERS or WAR

Albany. Feb. = (specian.-Thc Union Prisoners OF
war National Memorial Association was Incorporated
by the secretary of state to-day. The object Is to
erect "A suitable monument or memorial 10 the Union
prisoners the late war 10 accumulate and preserve
records and pcrpetuate memories OF the conflict. Tho
trustee, for the first year arc Alexander ;. Webb.
Iinrntio I. King. Henry VI est, Clinton H. FISK.
Alexander slalcr. Aonzo ]. Decker Ezra II. Ripple,
Wager SWayne. Joseph l.. kilgOre James Grant VII
SON Hilbert Il. Masters, Charles II. Barney Augustus
g. Tatc FLOYD GARRISON. George NJ Van locscn. James
d. Bell Ira NJ. Hedges, Charles L. Hyatt and Fred
erlck W. R0Ha-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

body was found by Thomas /. Warren. the foreman.
who instituted search In company with two other
employees. What brought EntholN To the basement
of the building puzzled the employees Of both firms.
The man had worked for the ldcrbrandt Company
for some time. but he never known to enter Mol
lcrs mill before. EnthOz thirty three years
old and lived i'm Astoria lie leaves a wife and three
children. The coroner informed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
FAST OPNNGF

The articles Of incorporation Of the Ea Orange safe
Deposit and Trust Company were filed At Trenton on
Friday. The company ], Organized iu connection with
the Peoples Bank Of East orange. and the two
pnration.. although uomnalv distinct. IN reality
one The capital ], 100000 and D. paid. The trust
company and the bank will begin bu-iuc-, o.,
the fitting mp Of the Office, is completed.
NJ, \. Ryan. Of Pro, poet 81, gave a largely at
tended yellow tea" YESTERDAY afternoon and even
ing at which there were about 100 guests present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
the PULLMAN coAiAyr NEEDN'T PAY TTEs.

Minneapolis, MINI, FEB a dispatch TO " The
Journal from Fort Dodge, Iowa, say: The United
States Court has issueC injunction restraining the
collection Of taxes levih m TINS state upon The Pull
man Palace Car Company The company La, been
fighting the assessment for several yeaI and the case
has been carried from court o. court. Treasurer
RYAN Of this county, ViCOrous lu he state cour'
last fall but the curTlcd TO ;hc luIttd states
Court, with tie above result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
ARRESTED FOR DErRArDryG COUNTRY PEOPLE

Chicago Feb. s.-PostofIce inspectors have arrested
d. O. Gallear. }. McFadden, q. 4. McFadden. g. L.
McFaddeD r. and Annie Burns, VINO are charged "..A
carrying on several schemes for defTauding innocent
country people. They have several firm names
under which they operated. They have received a
great deal Of mail and have dctrauded number Of
people. The postal authorize, have received more
Than 1000 complaints from various parts Of Iowa,
Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
TO A1n curRcH EDUCATIONAL WORK

Albany. Feb (speciaD.-The Board OF heseh's -, u
the Eniscopal Church was incorporated to-day with
Morgan Dix, David II. Greer. William r. Huntington
EliplaIet " Potter. Henry Drisler and George an
derbit a. the original trustees Inc OBJECT Is 10
create fund 10 aid the educational interests OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the United states
4 majority Of the trustees must be residents ef New
York state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
WEST UOBOKFN.

THREW HERSELF HEADLONG INTO \ CISTERN
Mr. Resale Suvcrt. forty i've Of Savoyc st.,
committed suicide Yesterday morning by throwing her
self hcadlOns into the c-tcn at the Of her house
She had been insane for time. and her relative,
had been keeping close watch upon her. but lie
managed - cludc their Ohscry alton yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
miscellaneous

shaw ex-oncio r. c. Campbell Williams Z. j. Sullivan.
Amherst: Edward Williams Dartmouth.
The following schedule subject % change, agreed
upon: Nav T. Williams Amherst 10 and II, Dart.
mouth at williams 3 and a. Amherst az Dartmouth
30 Amherst at Williams; June 3 and T. Dartmouth at
Amherst: :. Amherst at Williams l3 and H. Williams
at Dartmouth; 81, Williams at Amherst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
TO CONDEMN LAND FOR 4 NEW RAILROAD
EOl-TE.

Judge Knapp, in the Circuit Court. yesterday ap-
pointed DR.. benjamin Edge eX Judge John GarTick
and Richard G. Wa>hburn commissioners 10 condemn
right Of way through The Pike estate for the Waverly
and Pa,,aic Railroad The estate consists OF meadow
lands between the IIackcnsack and Pa,~ac Rivers.
The road is a branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and is designed for the new fast line to Philadelphia
and Washington which is run outside Of the city
limits of \t-1ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

The plot boat Caprice, No H. went ashore carly
Yesterday in the fog. West Bank between Swim
burne and Hoffman Islands She filed, hcclcd over
and Is total wreck The crew were all saved. and
rOwcd 10 ShpctOn. The Caprice Is owned by Charlie
Hammer, William Barry, and Mrs. ELS, Of Brookyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
PATERSON.
DEATH OF JOIN r. VAN HOUTEY.

DEATH OF JOHN II. y ~ l'' In
John Il. Van Iloutcn one 81 the oldest and
WealthIcst residents 81 Paterson, died on Friday
night age cighty.two. He was born Paterson and
always lived there. lie a maCiuist in carly ne
lie lclvc three aud two daughters. ono the VIE
OF Pre- ton stevenson, Ncw York lawyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
STATEN ISLAND.

SrAPLErON.-COonel John \. Dun presided at the
MlddctOWn Democratic Convention last evening. The
following men were nominated Frederick Dietrich,
town clerk Louis Frank collector; James Eddy,
assessor; Charles Schmcser justice Of the peace,
John a. Galloway, Excise Commissioner.