davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

started for Chester Penn. to attend the Pennsylvania
state Frcmen's Convention yesterday m rnn:. Ih'I
we're dressed in the oldtime uniform. inclndn. iri
shirts and belts, and they took with them The old
engine Volunteer The BroOhlyn men Will he The
guests Of the Independence COMPANY Of philadelphia
while away. They will return tonight. and VIII lie
received by the Homo Guards
Dr. Lyman Abbott. who gave mp his hons" at No.
140 wtOw-s. last spring. in ANTICIPATION f his trip
Europe. and who has been at his country scat In
Cornwall n. u. since lie returned. three weeks ago
has taken new hOuse At No Sc Willow S.. and moved
into this week. lie will conduct The pra"c: meeting
In Plymouth Lecture Room this evening, and Will
preach OH Sunday in his pulpit.
To construct the 5000 portable folding b" tbs In
which to psepar- ballot. At the voting places VIII
require about $4,000 feet Of humber. , 800 pound '
Of nails IT, 400 doz"n land Gli dozen hinges
The contractor expects to turn out 100 DAY. ana
have all in readiness lief ire Election Day.
The suit for limited divorce brought by Mrs. Eli'a
Leth DAILY asaiC>, Your Uncle" william DAILY liar
bcnn withdrawn. a. their differences nave bcc'
amcably settled.
1t was reported to the police Yesterday 'a, Henry
t;lu, L. seventeen wears old. > been missing from his
home. No les Maujcr t.. since september II" lie ,
described having light complies ION and Lar: ana
lie DARK stnrcd tronscr> Il ca:" SUI ana N"''
hat lie is wCak.mndcd.
Tn. twenty eighth anniversary e The a. Ha''Hr' "'
the ijsth New orh Volunteers for ia" war W. eel
braed by dinner Of the Survivors at Ca ar' landii.
Yesterday afternoon. Among thoc in the party were
General James JOnrdan. Register Kane. W. ~ f"TN'
Joseph F.. Palmer. jr.. and F.. r. johnson.
While Walking Oh the Brishton Eenc! Railroad f'a"K
in the tune! under Wh>liic:Gra,". yesterday ~
iuc Chur.os Burns. Of Cha. >on-avc and lhi'i'i'.
struck hy O train aid inst.ntl, hh"d IN" engineer
did no. sec him until N" cowcatchcr ~irrrh nm az"
nc screamed The dead man WIS In r'y'thre year,
old and deaf mute.
Thccdor. T. Cuno Of NJ. ,,I3l il"rsimcr st. mas
accented the nomination for member 81 Assembly, IN
the XIIth District hy the H"i'ii> Labor parry
Daniel F. Lewis. president f e." I'rr"hiyn 'i'T
Cajr:aa COMPANY has acn mat pi"~.dcn' 81 inc
D1it A. q
The burial Of Rufus r. Rn'i. t'lc r'lh"l''" OIL
dealer and Yacht ,Oncr. Hk pa'c p;iv't i Nj 'c'"
VOID Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
BRICK MANUFACTURERS Naked.
rHFIE BOYCOTT TIL. NEXT THING TO \ CON.
PLfTE FkiiI RE-. IT 81 Ems

THEIR BOYCOTT TIT NEXT THING TO CON-
PLfTE FAiirRE. IT SENS.
Brick continued To ar7.ce in the CT; Yesterday ana
hr;ckiv"I> rrtui;i-i +, work after thr h.. rai"
,urcd 81 pc,t ~. >ippv for ir romc. r;l'
hf"t nauui.,u - q n! ~ hnv' Instituted th"i- boy
colt al an iroppntnn" time Tl"lr contracts IN The
city biz and he me-. Their union i not
complete. there a,oa; forty five manufacturers
,t,ll ~nd.nc bro. New Yoih. and I'll" natural 90,
<aon Il bu.ldn: operations that '"!", thu WINTER
month, rahc' ~hnr1ag" IN the supply les apparent
Tho resolution 10 stop the shipments Il contract"
brck for time ha> TT. u"d IN farce 81 the mos,
pnipahlc >o.;. The "co,trao' brick that b"
down CAV Nv day DELAYED hy ihi' resolution
for -iX DAY. and instead ui roninr down lL".c ~
bar. =. customary. ~ mt down lu-r TIA
.: ~" end 81 l." week. doing l." ht /" ",L"dy and
"a"Iiny ,.""i deal ~ iriu;Icut To- The waIhn; dele
gate.
r." threat of having the WALKING Gcl"cat.~ arr"-,ct
for 'pn.p.ruy i. believed by the dr"c t,c, +" lr
-imp, brA." and they >lv iu:;hcr "a; on The
other hand ia" !"lG II III" delegate, havili. the IA
u..'iuliUur", iidat,i. Individu,,. for ron.p.r.nr
:.'un liz" trades 81 Ncy N"ra wall Gri"r ;h"I
from iinn- "a" H. IL. ANY t,il p."r,dnr" tn"
'lcgatc- -hy further that th"urh the cnpluymcnt "a
uhi"n m"n a. The Lr,'k' ards may ncrra>" tho
pen. "f Production TO the nl'ufactrrcr he will hc
"nly III III" Nanr position the other mnDufartlrcrs
for il j. til" d"irc Of the Kn:ht, OF lahor iha, All
brlckyard, should employ unn: labor. and when th,,
plan l. animated. The additional price Of manufar;
will. falling alike all makers. Increase the prize
of brick 10 such extent that the aborcrs will 20.
better pay, the manufacturers a, larg" Il proGt
eyer. and the cAifi money will b" drawn from, Ia,
capital that Is h"iag expended IN building Opcrtions
Their desire l.. they TO elevate labor b, hnyn,
suitably TWaidcd. and "a drplc. IL" Golfers vi caplta
for the benefit nf IA" lair,'rs who have by their cA
citionS made # possession possible"
Then SOAR petition l. rot thrt Of consplring againM
She well ,"im: 81 Tho manufacturer. but rather con
>piI!ne f"r his g'nd and tn ,:nod ~ HI rinl.ny"-
ASKED Tr.bun" reporter Of labor uf.On trstrr
day.
That i II cNa'tly." aid he.
I;ut would not ruin the NPrp,IEckS Point
In Ia" meantime. while waiting for thc other wards t
put th"n>cvc, under tie same cOnf tons uf allie glance
10 the labor uuiolI> ,"
We c"nld ruin them. no doubt. hut is not likcl,
thN We w"ilh "",k the Obstruction Of any yards thai
would become union yards"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
tn JNPROJ'E RTKER'S ISLA NJ.
THE CONTROLLER APPROVES THE ri>' ~
DUMP TIE CITY'S ASHES ThEHh'

THE CONTROLLER APPROVES THE PLAN ~
DUMP TIE CITY's A>IlE, THEME
Controller Myers made IA report III INV ,,
NJ tho siuting Fund Commissioners ycStcrua!' i"'o.
simon Stevens's plan Of filling in the "a'cr n"' Va
Dscr.s Island which Is the city, properly WIN ~
street dirt taken up in the city ana no" ar y"
tn sea. or supposed to be. for Dumping i"r w.,
tr,l,cr estimated the cost Of the project ut
vhiIo he made the advantages to inc o"! WV"
u, Az, 600 a decided difference in fir": "i inc ''''
vation. According Mr.. stevens, ''l a'c' VI '""-
land can be added - the island by b"l"'"I '''" " "
~, tho line of the shoals and hpG III WIN Iriuse;;
Reside, avoiding the dangers 90 naNEa''o" ~, ~,
hv the constant dumping in the hhttn,i r ' ho
an 800 "A year is figured mp III nan llis NJ r,mi
The rpnOrt was referred 10 street iv'i'S IA
.ioner i;cattie for further report a. I'D '"'' " "
MAYOR Grant aid that he had fivore" ,'n',i' ~"
o,-,,inns Io.t wear a; IIart> Island. hui ne l,i -
nSnrmcd hy tOmmi, .in.r Coleman. fh"Ii ~ .'' J"
nf the street leaning Department.. 'ha' II W." and
no. ,nlc to keep The ashes and garbage r
Inc Beard Of Health had int"r'"d ~ III, a.,
,u,rc.tlun an inquiry regarding me hPp''. !" i,, ,,
H.. ,,n ,o Hart, Island was added 10 ne re""'o
of reference. commissioners that
C,,tI2 (;ar"l bc placed in their car" ~ 4 par ~ "
I,,ttcry Park was taken up ana at''r ~ ,,,r
vas decided that The request b" gfaiihn u W., ria
,tun Counsel -ha.l decide II proper anu n'W
park Comui, ,ioncr. formulating PEi, ip po,;n
The structure TO the Use, Of the pubic III '''"c ~
,yifh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
NETWORK CITY.

The cruiser Atlsntn will start for Boron Tomorrow
to be rcpaircl at the Navy Yard thci".
The Chicago flagship If Acting Rear Admiral
Walker IL di.charring hcr ammunition. preparatory to
going 10 the Navy Yard 10 be Repaired
At q meeting n the Executive C.mmittc" Il the
Civil Service Reform ASSOCIATION, Ii >clic1lr ~
II, a resolution submitted by Gc1rcc William Curtis
was, on motion Of Carl SEIZURE adopted. paying Il
high tribute to the memory Of their late ASSOCIATE.
Walter Howe.
Tho will Of Macmillan Flci-c!man. the wealthy
Yeast manufacturer filed for probate Yesterday.
Tho property Is to be divided according 20 w between
the widow and children Of the dead man.
Captain !. A. Reaids!c" and Naval Constructor W.
l.. MintOnye. acting Board of survey. yesterday
made examination Of the injuries f. the cruiser
Dophins stern plates caused by the cruiser baltimore
running into her At Bar ilalOr month ago. The
damages are u be rcplird.
SanderOn a. CO., agents Of the WILSON Line said
yesterday that they discredtrd the report thai their
new steamer. tho Kolp!no. Ind cen = At c.
The lard of Managers # the Pr du'c Exchange
he'd meeting Yesterday and PASSED resolutions pro
testing agun It tho of Government piers and GOV
c,rment property by private Individuals, The rcspln-
tons aimed at the use of Some Government prop
crty I'm Buffalo.
The state OF Nevada did not sail yt>tcr,ay on ar
count of some trouble with her machinery. II wis
reported that bad flaw had been found in the crank
pin and that the chief engineer of thr steamer was
relieved from duty for falling t. report it,
Some officers Of the Italian society called super
intr,drnt Weber yesterday at the Earg: Uncc. and
Informed him that he and General OIcirnc had been
elected honorary presidents Of the society They pre-
scented 10 Colonel Weber {; handsome badge in token
OF his election and left for General Olcrmc. whp
IS in Washington. Colonel Wci,cr replied in neat
speech and the delegates Withdrew, well pleased with
their reception.
The steamships City Of Rio de Janciro and Gaelic
have arrived at francisco with mails from China
and Japan of the following dates Hong Klna. August
20 and %: shanghai. August 20; Yokohama sep
TENDER 3: due here on Monday morning. The next
mail for China and Japan will close at the General
Postorice at q so p. m. next Thu! sday.
The report OF Engineer Kcaincy or H." case Of Kppp
Ljl,cd on the electric wires 4. Thirty ft 4 aud Broad
way will nc read AZ tho meeting Of the Board Of Elcc
trica Control to-day. Mr. Kcarncy declined yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
, o,c rtprvry.S PARADE At CHESTER

Chester. Penn. sept l-.-Tl" irene" pa''"'. -
afternoon was the largest demon 'tr''"" W wv ,,'..
aver held in thi. state. There were 900" men III '''.
which took nearly two hours 10 piss e'N'" p,'...
There were 10, compancr in hn'' 'P"NV'''-
,l;y in the STATE and also '"'"p''"'
49, S.w Work Virginia. Maryla and Washington.
- :. with ihcm wcrc over 100 band Of music. l"c
,udrcs appoin,cd to view the parade a"a'u'" III ~
nr,z. a silver tankard. TO the Volunteer f","'" '
association. Of brooklyn. for the larS' hh''r, -,
limo the second prize silver pitcher I" 'h' h""'
,omnary Of Elizabeth. y. j.. fr the best "'..Pp :"
company. and third prize sn ol r,n.t ,''n IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
,,.yv 1nvIyrAGEs OFFERED TO YOUNG YEN

YAyY ADVANTAGES OFFERED 4" io0 ~"
The prospectus for the sixth sea,oh o. ."' ..oca.
Mems institute OF the Young Mch n'',.r'
.'e. y, yovyork has been issued by thc'secrc'ar!'
r,. home Of this branch Of the association is at ~"
,.,, nowcry. and II there offers to young men ,of "
,,e,ro fer educational advantages. moral meh'" ""
nhvs,cal. and social comforts that a. gehcri' ,.
arc hcyond the reach Of young men VIII" work LOT "e',
living. In the pro, pcctu, full particulars arc give" "
the clas,c, In arithmetic. bookkcepng' nra"'nt. 20"
risgcdr,ughtng steam engineering. ra'I'" A. I'D =,
% uno.ton vocal music ply ,iology AMI first ala I"
n.o injured Details arc also given OF the gymnasium"
and Of the lectures and entertainments 10 w
hold this winter The open gymna'tlr exhibition" Wy
members will be given In the Institute Han 0" ."s
eveu,nc Of september %. An interesting proS'.".,o
~ ,umbling wrestling. Climb swinging fehr'"e an" w.
formanccs on the horizontal and paraei oa,e u"I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
IN, KEEPING OPEN HOrSE EXACTLY.

rho unfinished report OF the intended visit Oh '''
,,,. - The Ir,n and steel institute" to the bc''''
ncn Iron company's works october II was com.
mcntsd upon by Navy officer yesterday 1" way tmas
will bring surprise the delegates: 'o Saa ns
rcthlchem Company has not invited such Visit ~
made nor will It probably d. 20 WITHOUT S"'o no.
lions or reservations. But these re>c'' ,a., is
be interpreted a> an act Of discourse. i,"., n,snt
",,, ,,,c company Is putting in a new steel p'a'''
~ ., r,,ctnrc of arn,or for naval vessels pri''
cnally and it has contract with the cTr"no' Morne
-, France. that no ono shall be admitted 10 '"e n,p
,ou Of ihi, part of thr work during inc UNI ''''
rompany is completing the new pant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
FOE nIsIIop LOrGHLIN'S JUBILEE.

The general in charge Of the arrangements 'o'
Bishop Lough!ns golden jubi"" ccebrion met in'' even"
inc and considered the details Of thu eNercr$ Inc CON-
rnc ON ,cccution reported that Rink had been 80
cured fo he exercises October II. and Cardinal Old
hons Archbishop CorrCan and other disntacs "onI0 DC
prcsent and Archbishop RYAN. NJ Paiiadcpha' "ouiu
make an address TIE arrangements for the torchlsh'
na,ad on the neh: OF IL practically completed
No csrrfae. VIII b. allowed in line except for priests Az
che chdens parade following day it ia expected that
from Is 600 children will march pas the bs0op
Eo, Tn. dinner on October 90 r Assembly kooHs OF tho
de,v Of Music have becn secured and 300 tickets at
s15 each will be offered for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
wLrNESoIr. skrr =,
SHIPPiNG NEWN
PORT or NCw.YOEK .....rUi R<DAY. $EPr l., 1880
ARRIVED.

steamer ~,r,,rvra ,nr BERWICK y"k"aarnn June - ".
.nI '.,,r .,ar with ii,r To Cater iisv TO- v-s"io
iuu, rhvr" 60 Au.v"h a, the i'ar at noon ,c .,,,
n.i." a i pa..rnv.r. To- In. liar at $40
Sicap,r 'larh, oBr Peters. Rotterdam In ballast To II
s,r.nrr r,wuec tBr, Phillips. Mediterranean rort- via
Gihrniar srt =. with rd-" I" rp' i''"', G" N''d At
Nos M 5"sf III, I%r r"" 1'' "' "''" It"
r. Alamo. l"w.N ''i'"st"n "dal' ih m''" IL
AMI ~'I ,"ss.n. .r +" Il !. Wake.
Va with mdno ant passengers d Old Domiu"n s,tn
steamer nd prnni"" ton'h i'mnIn NV r"4t ana
steamer fr-'hne. Mills. i"'''m"'" "'ih'"l "'"'N"'
steamer Ii Dlmocl Enlri,ge Boston. with nc'o to II
Dniock.
SUNSET Wind at SANDY Il%.. mo,.rAr" Nw. clear.
Attlty Island moderate. NV cloudy
CLEARED
steamer state of Nevala ,Hr. henderson, glasgow Aus
1...S. nr .Ss Mcn,cs" nv ,, h"rrs
STEAMER Nia'i.. Mason Galveston John Van >n.r
Steamer Sacoocn"~ sn,t -svannai wake.
II. Camden tBr). JaTr'. Wilmington nhr'i Fave
steamer Richmond. Jcnncy. w"s, rolat. Viola Dominion
steamer Roanoke. inpher.. Newport News md No"'.-
Stranrr "artn. l. Mc,abs Van Krk. Philadelphia Rob.
steamer il N whitnry H,ilst: Boston II D.m ,os.
SAILED.
s,ir j + IL 'i,bins. Tor sham hni
Bnrks Iagny. for Dunxirg. *lro,inn. Eirbadocs
Also sailed VIA Long it.int Souni
Steamers Whitney for Bosor Ottagr Cy. Portland.
Bark cuba for luenUs Ayrrs.
the MOvEMENTS OF STEAMErI,
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. sept lb- Sssd. steamer ST Pancras (Brl
Young for NewSork
QUEENSTOWN sept IL Arrived, steamers Gcrmanic r).
Cameron aud Tia liz (br, Murphy from Now York Tor LAYER
pJui. and procseini.
-aied siAsuers Maissc mr. Par sell and Chester
ar Lewis. from Ii or pool hence tot New York
nAt sraHrr Nrys'iH tif, Gushing from Now York
% her tiverpooi Al proceeded.
fOi1HANP1ON, sept 10 Arrived. Allrr N'"r)
hnso1rra irVm New.York way To br-nr. AMI pro
r.~trd.
Sailed Lain Gcr,. Helmers. from Erenrn hence
Nsw.Iork.
GkxENOk. sept lu-Arrived steamer Mncula tlIi Evans
from Nea York
Sept Passed. steamer England Br), IIrllry
Now. York Lsr TO Liverpool.
sept 49, France (Br), Hadlry.
from Srw.No"k ON hor way to London.
8ciItr SsI ls-Psssoi Steamer Coiunihs Ger Nogogc
saAk Lr0m NsTyerk w her way " HAmuuSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

The Custom Hone had an experience yesterday WIN
the whnl, Of electric lights. About a.. IN. the IN
smlainc 'ral Of The wires that run INTO the
Custom House In Il conduit on Exchange Place look
Gre. The wire had snapped shortly above where II
entered the conduit and blazcd and cI"rd for some
time. burning down TO the beginning OF the 'ondu'.
The wires thai supply the Custom House with electric
IIrbt all come int, the huding through ihl- source.
and there danger that scron> fire might occur.
The turned cl. however, ard the custom
House had 10 depend ra> for the rest nf the day.
While the wire burning larG" crowd gathered and
thcr. was considerable excitement over II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

BsookIyn Jockey Club races. (ira'">cnd p. m
BoarA Of Electrical Control. MAYOR. 0hice. ii 4 n
Executive Committee OF Peoples Municipal League
D..
Reception - Dr.. McGynn by Anti Poverty Society. 8
D.. ~.
Staten lsnaCosmopoitan cricket match. Livingston.
S. l., 40 p. 10.
Lawn tennis Tournament. Montrose. Y. j.. ) J.. m.
Nusic In Battery Park by Goth Regiment band.
AscheDb rofde vtrein festival. Washington p1H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
HOME NEWS.
,pO>,INrXT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

ALBEMARrE- Senator Randall l.. Gibson - L"r-i
ana FIFTH AVENCE-S"nstor John : I'ari"'i' "'
VIrc MIA John T. Mclean " Cincinnati. and stat" S"na
%, non.jd Nc Souqhton Of Rochester. HOFFMAS-WN
son 8. Biss.l Of Buffalo. METROPOI.E CONGRESSMAN
Samuel Fowler. Of N"w-J"rsey. MI ERAl HILL Hhi
En-, a. A pcane ~ Conkc s. V NORMA>DIt Sta't
Controllel Edward wrrrlc. ~ Fulton, ME y. ! NEW
YORK William Preston Joinson 81 S'w.Oihan'.
WINDSOH--C S. District Judge IIcniy - Brown Of De-.
TINT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
Cutting DOWN TIE STATE TAX.

The Board 81 Supervisors met Yesterday afternoon
with supcr,i Krettschnar pc dinG for the
first time since his return from, Europe. The Conf
mittec on state Tax reported that 1t found that u'e
average assessment in nineteen % the counties OF the
state was but 4s.2 per cent Of the actual vane. as
shown by sales While in Kings County II was ~ 80
Oer cent and that tho state load Ct ~ SCISSORS hau
on that account reduced the assessment on N'ns>
Comfy Lv $3.50 900. which saved $4,000 to tie
il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
rovTPOILDR NYERS SORELY TRIED.

The Controller. Register aud Comfy t'TN a'' ''
members Of the sub committee" on ste q! ''' Nv"
mnnicpal building. Controller Myers mas h'a''
oral ineacctnai attempt, 10 get IN" mrn"r' u
tic called another meeting for Ncsi'NaN ~ " I'd
The Controller himself the only man pi'''.o a -
he was an angry member he ,ad ne WI o,rlt
This cI,d.,. MAY and thinks that the Ill Ihc non NJ.
tn have been settled by this time i'' ,in a,a. "
w,uId as, the NIavor to appoint an1thr comi'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
mn TIE DEPUTIES LEVY BLACKMAIL1

The charges made by L. j. Cunningham OF NO -
Smitb.st AGAINST the deputy revenue collectors
A. F. Dickson and John II. Fisher. have been put IN
the form of an affidavit and FLED with Mr. Nathan the
Internal Revenue Collector Cunningham AYERS 'ha'
Fisher told him he had foand two uncancclicd ne"
stamps in front OF his place and that he was aoIe !"
penalty Of 800. lie declares that he gave Drkso"
$40 10 settle it, Similsr charges Of paying $50 10
settle a complaint are made BY the bartender for ".
lioltzc, OF No 50 Smith.st against the same Two
deputies. They will have hearing on MONDAY
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TIL opt,v THEIR NEW CLUBHOUSE.

At the meeting Of the Union fcagu" Club al Hancoch
Ha Bsfordavc and FultcDst.. last evening the beNdme
Committee rclo-:ed that II cAlrctt that the neat
,rectnp NJ the club would be held IN the house. he'd
fc,iov, and Dcpm.st The OpcL!n: COMMITTED reported
that they had >d October % or tc fcns dtf'ao'y cN
crc.e, Somewhat later social opening VIII bc hio 10
which the families the members will h' nN d. ~ was
dee thcd l.. al $50 apiece IN the seventh twenty
ar. rc r,vh,rd rw cnt, orr.h and Twrntyr'th Wants
fer tn. priposc OF getting all the E'prb'cah Noe''
registered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
OKp.ININ.; 4 YOrSG CLERGYMAN.

The ordination to tn ministry OF William "' "rdr'
nevr who Ia. been called 10 the pulpit OF the Baptist
c.v, NJ w,.hino,on PENN was conducted ut tn" En-.
manuel BAPTIST Church last evening Thr ordination
,,r,v,r was radc by Dr. o. W. samson Mt Wede'
,,e,e, studied under Samson. and arrf"afd st the
phater Til, ooscal Scnnary The sermon was preached
-, n. Sa,,a, r Wood Of Strong Place Baptist
.srrh and Dr. W. c. F. Rhoades gave the charge to the
,o,,c minister TIE Rev. Mr.. W'deneyer cloatd the
.-,1c. w,t, the bencd,ctlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

The Park Ccmni' ~ ocoioe' yc,c Nv 70 ar
on, ~. ooer u. Sanford & Tiffany Of 81 80 for the
windmill at Dr.dechompton. L. L. With was par
=. 81. D. AGED IN Prospect lark but which ran
not he removed save mt great expense
About 600 .of the Volunteer Fremeh OF HooKyh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
WELCOMING. THE REV MT. nALLENBECk.

Tho members and friends Of the North Reformed Chnfch
in C!,rnCnt.avc. s>seratd IN coSdrah" numbers As'
c,cnirc IN the chan, Adjoining the chnrh to w",cop" thei
new pa.tor the Rev Edwin F. al!cnb ok After an hour oi
so f inter ntroduction> Of his arishio"rs 70
the Rev Mr.. IIailrnicck aud his WIFE, nnrcr Of con
CrarIl;ory addresses made. MI lInrhoeck VIII DE
instahd over his parish next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

-. .,r .,.,r Others believe that this IS no. n1
Is put 49, and That the leaks neither romarKHpo
ne sisrmne for . wooden vessel, ana In ho ""' ~
Hicate that she Is unseawortny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

&C. SHAME, MANUFACTURER
II Ssalskin Garments Shoulder Caps and leading fashion,
abla Furs All goods have the lrm In thereby
carrying the guarantee If reliability.
MERCHANTS ~ PPLIED
Furs retslled ut both stores
UPTOWN, l2t W. 42D.ST. NEAR 6THAVE.
DOWNTOWN. l0S rNINCE.sr. WESr OF y WAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
|. ROSENHEIM,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TN.nkY

.,,,... 40 Set. 90 Moon sets s2' N Moons 'e
MON
4 r-Sardy Hook eSa GOV Is,nd l." u"': hN@
= J-n.h,y Hoo. 10 - l,An1 1914 h"l U"tr " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
A BLAZING WIRE rs THE CrSrOH HOrSE.

to make public In advance any OF the conclusions which
lie had arrived at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
lie MIGHT DISARRANt;E THE PEEBLF>.

he MICIIT DIcAKKHN''F' T'IF' TET'"'.'.
As was anticipated in view Of TIE ht' OF inc fArN
Commissioner, in favor Of superintendent AneHfh
Jones' he was exoneSatcd Yesterday for his aacH upon
Edward " Malone when the later wa Walking near
the Litchacd munsiOn u few weeks ago rcs"lu
finn was adop,ed by ComMi,si 1ners Brewer Lnscomo
and Cross setting forth that they found that Mr.
Malone was at the time moi upon the paT OF the rark
opcn for public promenade. but upon an ornamental
terrace of the Ltchfeld mansion and was properly
warned not to continue to trcSpass Inc e'""'o'
further said: If the superintendent employed moro
torcc than reourcd 10 enforce the Park ordinances and
regulations such action deserves the ccnsurc OF the
Commission"
Mr. Malone sc:; man and with ms two h''le
repcws was walking in the Park. when ZONES. IN Ms
shirt sleeves and heated fame Of mnd' p"'ihcch
nron him and hurled hin down 'erfaf" Tic ~
Censed superintendent gave his only excuse lor ms
action his fear that the intruder would dsarranee inc