davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-03
General Notices.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
All persons knowing Themselves indebted to
the late Mrs. Emma stltler will please call and
tettle. ALI pettous h.vluS claims sgaIns. t@II
estate will p:cIent same 10
7. EIESTER.
Administrator OF the estate OF Emma seiJler,
deccucd. No. - Fourteenth street. spa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-03
SAN IYAxs. Pool Seller.
.OTICE-TO TIE PUBLIC:

You have been notified through tho press by
the Builders Exchange that the lOcEOutor strik0
OF the Building Tfates Is At an end etskc
this method OF Informing you that such IL not
the case, aud all work neiuG douc by tue Build.
ers' Exchange Is with scabs or non.union uca
and re request all houekt aud fair minded me-
chanics 10 stay ava until further notice. BY
order Of BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Special provision Of Choice Cream White Dress
Goods, Suede Mousquetaires, Fans, Hose, ETC., for
graduates at the une commencements. When dress
goods are enquired for Tor these occasions we will
show and recommend Cream White India Silks,
Mohairs, Nuns Veilings, Henriettas, India Cash
mere, Woolde Chimes, Serges, Persian Lawns, Rhade
Comtesse, and Fables. The young ladies are in
vited to call and see these goods before making a
decision.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-03
Wanted.

WASTED-NA&-44 AGENT OF
w OrE EIFGST StFTEs: Ilns ?.xi.Sis
inchet. ~ fG1aI. ~ tf8Et Nv iRS. SGU Iiyps;
new pliuTai. aav nu't aus attSV'J. Not HOv.
erned By tahS HHnN GSSFy SthA sI:sst ted Rare
chance. fsrIaaang NlhiiNss, CJF TENN anil
catalogue VII sppSftEr $up Gnr.H Gear SDi
TO Sa pet LSAf1g N1tr aS SsSEyt.S Sc territory.
Apetsi. ItFTNE SHkA GlEr Gasiansii. o."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-03

N0TICE-TIlE NAPTHA YACHT
~ COMPANY.
The incorpofatofs OF the above named Com.
plny, having designated ThutsdGy, May q, i.
b.. lslo, at 40 p. M. and At the Office Of !. q.
Dillon. No. l23 MArIet street, In the tity Of
wheeling. State OF West Virginia. rs the place Of
the tirLt general meeting OF the i~tcckhoiccn Of
1.-The Sapths Yacht Company" 10 elect a Board
business which may be lawfully dope Is ,aIi
stockholders in general meeting. the siockhold.
efs Of said Company are hereby notified 10 b,
present at such meeting at the tine and plAc,
aforesaid. In wltutss whereof the said cotporA.
tors have hctcunto set thClr hand, this ?;lh day
OF April, A. b. 1900.
IASTHUS G. DILLON,
JOSHUA ". WRESTLING,
F.. PARK.
ANDREW " HAMILTON,
apps FRANK n, ROSS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-03
NOTICE.

HERMAN Hess. LOUIS BALL.
Herman Hess and Louis BALL have this day
formed Il co. partnership for the purpose OF caf.
rying on the business OF Dealers In Meats, Pro.
duce aud General Merchandise The patronage
OF the public is respectfully solicited.
myl HEHMAS HES < CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-03

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that have this day purchased the Inter:
est oil B.. nebfank. deceased. In the MIN oil
Hebrahk q Brother. Jewellers. and viii con.
tlnue The business at the old stand, No. 1877 |
Market suect All persons knowing themselves
IN b. Indebted TO the late hlm OF Heonnk 4
Brother arc requested to call AMI .ettle ihelt
accounts At once. a.
wUEriiSa, AprIl a. $50. my3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-03
WHEELING, MAY 3, 1890.

fEn.crcd a, the pos,onlce 4, wheeling, W. Va,
Al second clan tnAttef.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-03
NOTICE.
NOTICE

NOTICE
all persons indebted 20 Geo. ". Hess as ncent
Tor Louis Ball by reI.OR OF the business carried
on by him allie Jscnb street. will csll ani
who arc authorized to receive and receipt for tho
same.
LOUIS BALL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-03
New Advertisements.

r OST-ON FRIDAY, MAY 9, BE.
II tween the ho1r. Of Q And II . N . 10 the
Sixth ward, q sum OF money. Finder can de.
s'rite property. Return 10 ZIG Jacob street and
receive reward. myjs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
TWO DROTTFRS WHO ARE EMBEZZLERS

Arthur F. and Standish NJ. Perrin, clerks for
Leonard Moody, the real estate dealer were before
Police Justice Walsh yesterday on charges of grand
larceny, in failing to turn in money they had col
lected on insurance policies for their employeri
over fifty persons whom they have swindled made
complaints against them, and Mr.. Moody estimates
his loss at about 81 900. They confessed their guilt
and were held for examination next week. 1t APP
pears that although brothers the two men carried on
their operations unknown to each other. To each man
was paid $40 a month"; StaDdish employed in
Mr.. Moody's Office, at No. 90 Court-st.,
and Arthur at No. 276 Fatbush-ave. The
former is charged with approprating 81 100 and the
latter with taking 500. They have been employed
for three years Standish lives at No. go Living
ston-st and has wife and child. His wife coolly
told Mr.. Moody that he overdrew his account to pay
doctors bills for the baby and send her TO the
try, and that she knew he taking more than his
salary Arthur lives with his father at No All De
catur-st and the latter asked Mr. Moody not to
bIacken his sons character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

meeting of the 14th Regiment Armory Commission
was held in the Mayors Office yesterday but progress
was reported only in regard to the choice of site
which is likely TO be in South brooklyn.
DR.. Gilman Osgood has resigned his Office one Of
the medical staff of the Kings County Hospital TO go
into private practice at Eocklsnd, Mass.
The Rev. Charles W. Ivie, who has been for some
years rector of Grace Church has accepted a call to
the rectorship of st. Matthas's Church, waukesha,
Wis, and will enter upon his new field Of labor on
December 1.
Commonwealth Council, No. 542. Royal Arcanum,
will celebrate its tenth anniversary on Wednesday even
ing next. Dinner will be served At the Clarendon
Hotel at halfpast : O'Clock The arrangements are
in charge of Oswald Weber, IT,, John C. Kuhlke and
John y. Fiichett
The semiannual session Of the Universalst Sun
day-School Institute will be held tomorrow afternoon
and evening in All Souls Universalist Church,
In the suit of Wright and william Duryea TO re-
cover $4,000 from W. c. Vosburgb with interest from
June g. 1851 growing ont Of the sale Of the property
of the Vosburgh Manufacturing Company verdict for
the defendant was given yesterday. This was the
third trial of the slit Secretary Tracy counsel
for the defendant.
Patrick Joycc was arralgned for trial yesterday on
the charge Of manslaughter in killing Patrick Pagan
on June at Elm-st. and lIamburgave. lie pleaded
guilty 10 maislaugher in the second degree. and was
held for sentence.
The first car was run the new surface rail
road In secondave. from Thirty -ninh-st TO sxteth
st. yesterday TO preserve the charter Electric trac
ton will be pnt in operation in the spring.
The will Of Samuel Kirby was set aside by Surrogate
Abbott yesterday because the tesatOr signed his nam'
after the witnesses instead Of before them. BY it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
MORE MONEY AND MINISTER'S WANTED.

THE; NETWORK STATE UNITARIAN CONFERENCE
EXTENDS ITS TERRITORY
The business session of the sixth annual meeting OF
the New-York state Conference OF unitariahs' mere
after TO be known as the Unitarian Conference OF inc
Middle States and Canada held yesterday morning
in the Second Unitarian Church, at Clinton and Con
cress sts John Harsen RhOades presided, ana nc
responded to a speech Of welcome by the Rev. JONI
w Chadwick pastor of the church in which the con-
yenton met. The secretary, ID. W. Morehouse' saio
that the older societies Fever more prosperous
.nd they had contributed hundreds OF dollars more for
The work Of the conference this year than ever before
The great needs were more money and more we'll
eoupped ministers. The permanent fund is now
S. SO O6. Miss Low presented report OF tie "orh
of the Women's League, which now has All members.
Amendments to the constitution of the organization
were then adopted unanimously altering the name OF
the conference and providing for six epresdents 10
represent the different parts of the territory included
in the conference. An account of the work of The
Church of the Isolated" by i. j. Palmer OF New
Durham Canada, who in rnral region has done much
wor,, nv a postoffce mission given Addresses
,rere made by the Rev. GrindaI Reynolds, Professor
Cope and ii. G. Spaulding.
The following elected by the conference
President, John Harsen Rhoades. OF New-fofR; vice.
presidents the Rev. f. A. Baker, OF fohkeisi ue ne''
Robert Collyer New-York; the Rev. T. r. Sicer. OF
puralo. the Rev. George II. smith, Of Rochester; the
Rev Joseph May, Philadelphia, and +. b. Judson. Of
Syracuse trustees the Rev. I. c. Williams, Isaac H.
Cary and DoIman j. Eaton directors the Rev. T. r.
Slicer. the Rev. Joseph May and Salem Hyde.
The Rev. Il. Il. Slccr Of Buffalo, presented paper
upon The School in Religion" which was
discussed by Rev. Mcssrs Joseph May, W. C. Gannet
j. H. Clifford Hobart Clark and others. Symposium
upon the question D." How Unitarianism be made To
satisfy efecuay the religious needs OF our time !!
was participated in by several clergymen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
e,-ccJ COMPLETES A FORTyIGHT,S FAST.

There was a crowd yesterday to see Giovanni succi
con,nlce the first fortnight of his fast which he dld
,t = H. m The man was as lively as ever but IN HIS
appearance there has been decided chahee "l'h 'o
last few days. The skin on MS fice mas grown nio'9
Wro narcbment. and his eyes are more sunken and
o,,oss lie was not well yesterday, his pulse hav-
inc fallen TO So beats, his temperature being "a 20
degrees and his weight 1875 "a pounds being loss Oh
-, ;, nnunds since November D. To-day succl; ac-
-napicd by some OF his admirers Is TO 60 out i0r
pIde The start will be made about 10 o'clock me
route being from Roster d Blals, through lweny
iIirI = broadway and ChambersSt. 70 the centre
81 thc Iiridge where the party will be photographed
The return Journey will be by Park Row; BDwery,
i,nrh 'Fourcenth-st, Fifth-ave., round MADISON
SNARE ard back to his room by Twenty-thIrd-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
TONG ISLAND,

1OvG 1SIAND CITY.-Lous Merckle was acquitted
os,crdav on his trial for the murder of August ochote
Mercl,e admitted the shooting, but said nc diu IL III
selfdeence His story the witnessstand was una.
after quarrelng with schott in hquorShop' nc went
ont on the street and attacked by schou ana TWO
other men, lie seized his revolver "heh INC n'on
t,rtod 10 RIM away He pulled the trigger twice bnt
the cartridge did not explode me th,u mn, nm ki,n
nuIIed The trigger bullet struck Scott hnilS mn, n
nther witnesses testified that Mcrcke was the @
in the nBht, lhc J H.. ~ not ruilty The
Wrought i'm verdict yesterday of guilty as cnaigeu III
The trst third and fifth counts OF the lhacte,r
The verdict caused decided sensation III tne court
room Murphy was admitted to bail In To,ooo' oeii
tcoce was postponed until Monday, pending an appn
wperpIrRy Powell Peaser aged fifty, well
known farmer was found dead in his own mouse yto
tnrday hanging from raftcr in the attc. ~ Is sup
nnSed he committed suicide saturday, since wcii udS
he had been missing. No motive for the suiciue 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
c,,v ., Alexandria. Hansen. Havana and MatAn'a'

uanseu. Havana and mAtnnLas
Steamer City OF Alcxandfis' h'"''"' "
las T. Ward h Co =, c.,r..,on-C H Mallory q Co.
Lampasas, Croweii OrIeaps-S II See
Steamer Knckerbocker' ha'o''
,..... Charleston and JacksonviAo-
WIN Clyde d Co. - a,.rn savannah-SmpsoDS Spence q
steamer CHILEAN (Br), SHARP ""'"
Young. nal Watt Beauort-Hirgol reit
man &c Co - ,,,,r,o, wilmington, NC-Wm Cuos
e Co ~, Nor,olk and Richmond-Olo -
ninon 90 I.a,born LAWS Raltimore-H EostoI uau
S.oone 90 Portland
Stesmsr simon Dunios (Nor) Kanitz, Chafio''''~
w w Hurlbut b Co. ,.,rrn
80, par,,n Nevada and herrox for
yarnool. Traye bremen Fresland Antweip' III.
100 Civ OF Alexandria Havana; Dunos New.
nbrates Ismpasas Galveston; khioN News;
nrieans Cherokee Charleston hoshoAo' 1'o"'~
Dalcomyn West Point va
Slip Palgrave, for Calcutta
Al.o .alled-via Long Island Sound
steamer, winthrop, for Passports Herman "'n''' INV
'''' TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
nzo, ~ov ,s-Arrved steamer LANDAU City (br)'
Fly o Nov i9HPassed steamer Cufc tBr) Nic0' if'
New. Yorx ophe to Liverpool. c,.xor,s ((3er)
isLE OF WIGHT Nov l9- Passed :tealne. ,nrs ' '
Noy l7-Sailed, steamer Scnicua'u N''''
ponsen from ROTTERDAM hence for Eew'York fGer,
HAnbURa. la-Arrived. steAmor 4"oA"''~
Winekler for New York. - o..,. Oar, Ludwig.
| from Hamburg hence for No~'forX'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT yERNON.-The Law and Order League' "'
organization of the leading citizens OF tlie to"' ~
been making investigator OF the iaAl'S II, .no ,a
minlstraton of the Sunday laws ana coiii,.
noon rnointed 70 see what can be done in awakening
tho town and village officials t. their duties. mus
nuabe evidence has been presented Of fragrant nrso
tlons OF the laws regarding the closing OF v hd St
shops on sundays and at certain hours h ffbe
.nJ pInorninr A suggestion has been maze tnat S1 I
newly appointed committee take steps looking to"@'u
the Indictment Of the Excise Commissioners a. sew
enthsaye and Fourthst is progressing 1aVEr 40 y;
The Yielding will be three stories ls au WIZ seat on
yenthaye on the left of the hall will be the 6i,i sbS
room. and on the right will be the parior. s U ,
rooms bathrooms etc The third floor VIII nav 10
arge hall for receptions and concerts ana ior use do
,-nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
East ORANGE.

The attempted bribery Of the East Orange Township
Committee was the SUBJECT of discussion III the
oranges all day yesterday. IL IS now pretty well
settled that the attempts to corrupt the members OF the
committee began about october H. when one OF their
number was approached and told that he could make
81 900 for his election expenses if he would vote
in favor Of the electric railroad franchise, y week
mr. two later the offer was renewed and the amount
Increased to 81 900. st later ailOthcr OF the com
mittecmen had the proposition made to him, and
only a few DAYS ago to third member OF the board
vas offered The same amount The man who made
the offers is known and the publication Of his name
canpot to long prevented. He is "A well known man
I'm Orange and his interest is one OF property that
youId lie enhanced by the running OF the electric road
Public oDinion Is setting more and more that neither
Of the roads had any hand In the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
HOME NEWS.
vuaT 1s GOING ON TO-DAY.

Renublican County Committee, Webster Han' D. ~.
yew.York and Ncw.Jersey Bridge Commission NO. 2iA
Broadway IL a. IN. ~, ,-1y..
Opening reception at Academy Of Medicine No. II "es'
43d.st, evening. on
Jewellers Association annual dinner. Delmonicos' So
D. m. 49, . NJ
princeton Club Hotel Brunswick. 8 80 D. m.
Lecture by George KEENAN,, Broadway Tabernace'
I. IN. =, r ,,....,o,,.n
xIXth Century Club. Assembly Rooms Metropolitan
Opera House, is p. IN.
Review OF 10Th Regiment by General Howard afmoJ
g y. -
Professor Nichols before Electric Club p. IN.
Mount Washington Collegiate Association dinner o
D. IN. ,,,,., c,...r
Georges Athletic Club gymnastic exhibition, Claren
don Hall. p. M 80
Lecture by Louis Pagan, art, Lenox Lyceum. BIO
p. ,.,- .,,o.,o
New.York Bank Clerks Athletic Association athletic
exhibition Berkeley Lyccum. p. m.
Sale in aid of St. AIMS Church for Deaf Mutes Hard
man Hail.
Railroad Club, Glsey House, p. IN.
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity convention Masonic Temple
p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
ELIZABETH.
MANY PEOPLE DANCING FOR CHARITY.

MANY PEOPLE DANCING FOR CHARITY.
The charity ball held last night in aid Of the CitS
Hospital was a brilliant affair. The lc'derS Oh sooicN
were present in force and the decorations OF the vet
eran Zouave armory, where the ball was heh' iTiVo
novcr been SURPASSED. The hospital will realize
generous sum The committee having the arrange
ments i'm charge were Frederick IL. LeVey' Eu"au
Weeks James B. Irwin. Russell Bonnell, Frederick
NJ Waterbury, Charles II. X. lalsey' ). Ohc'"o''
Elliot Kenderton s. Brewster, william L. man, ino"a'
NJ Clark benjamin H. Campbell william ~ olMstcau
Edward c. Woodruff Dewitt Clinton Jones' RUFUS
King. Alfred d. Keys II. T. b. Harris william b. sea
man William r. Day. Hugh W. Adams, william n
vezn Henry r. Baremorc, Henry e. Duncan lr
william t. Norwood, William y. NJ Mack T. ii'ii''
ton Ciilhooly Alfred II. Clark, H. Biee'or. va"
non, George NJ. Morrcll, william 4. ihonao
Theodore K Pembroke, Edward NJ "oou' 'o'''
c. Wetmore, II. II. lsham' D. ~ ., 49,,
Henry S. Hayward, l.. Montgomery Bona, 'o,"
p Moore. Robert A. Waterbury, George j.. En"aI II
franklin brooks Samuel Holmes, Henry Noe I., ~
lexsnds Melville M,rI Eses der H. Voarhes JOHN
Toot William r. barber, Franklin stillman ana ana
Ancr ss a. csrl' g"nne In0 @ John G. ear N
Frederick II. Levey. Mrs b. IL: CamPoeii mydam Mrs
F Fai N spcn &C. Mrs. r. in.e{ H. hem FnEn
Brooks. Mrs G. p. Putnam, Mrs f. {, Wo rS ~" g
1.r NJ IN Mrs. p II. Cilhooly Mrs. Alonzo Petit
Mrs ". \. Mack Mrs Samuel hoi'le' auu MD l. 49,
Clark
r,e embargo which the Ncw-Jcrsey Central Railroad
Comnanv placed upon the street railway companies
of Elizabeth against running their lines across the rail-
road tracks still remains in force the street railways
making no attempt to assume the aggressive YESTERDAY
II was rumorcd that the matter had been adlseu e,
the Central still had force OF my men r Ss a ars
dspnted point and locomotives Inc men are
borscd in an old passenger car near the CROSSING
Orlando Jones' bookmaker, was arrested yesie ei
day afternoon on his way to Linden Park on snerI
ca1ias and taken to Eizabeth, where there are Nv,
indctments against him for Illegal pool-sellng. ~
was fixed at 81 800 each indictment, Cap,iii u.
LANES H. Corey OF Elizabeth furnished the requisite
| security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
poRToF NEw.YoRK WEDNESDAY. Nov 10. 1896
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Genorchy tBr Ferguson Japan and China ports
via GIBRALTAR Nov with mdse 10 Henderson Bros Arrived
a Bar at y m o.--
steamer (Brl Parsells Liverpool Nov IL Queons
town - with and passengers to Bruce lsmay Ar
rived a the Bar AT 3.35 -
steamer Norge (Dan Knudsen Copenhagen Oct29 Chris
tana Christansand Nov with mdse and passengers 10
Punch. Edge & Co Arrived at the Bar at o. m
Niagara Burnley saga via taiiarlen and havana
wi mise passengers Jas Ward Co. Arrived at
the Bar at roam. go
o 7 Van sickle
Seminole, Platt, jacksonville via Charleston
q I'M md SIS ard passengers WIN = Clyde Il &C.
steamer Richmond. Jcnney West Point. Va with mdse and
passengers Old Dominion SIS Co.
steamer Neptune Coleman Boston. with mdse to DIM
sUNsET-Winda al SANDY Hook. moderate. W. fair.
| AT CITY Island-Wnd fresh. NV clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer Galileo Brl Magee Hull Sanderson 4 Son.
Steamer state OF Georgia obi, Noodle, Gasgow-Austin
Baldwin x co.
steamer Bcniarig (Br) lie Boutilner. Leith Simpson.
Spence & Young.
steamer Normannia IGer) Hebich Hamburg via South.
ampton-K COrtis
steamer Bencroy Br) Appleton. RoJanero Montevdeo
DC, via Batmore-Earn Line Ss Co
Steamer America Ger looslen 81 AIMS Bay-G vessels
C Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
sEYSELESS REPORTS ABOrT TIE NAnN&

The new armorcd cruiser Maine will be put into the
timber drydock in few days to have her plating
nut on new strut will take the place Of the de-
fectve one for the starboard main shaft and she will
receive machinery and boilers As fast as 1t can be
delivered. report published yesterday that
several incendiary attempts have been made to de-
stroy the Maine" Three different times oily waste
used By the rivcters has caught fire: but 1t is diff
cult to see where there would be any possibility Of the
vessel being destroyed, since she Is built entirely OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
IN AID OF ORPHAN BOYS AND GIRLS.

gtterng crescent of electric lights shone above
The flower booth in the Academy Of Music last evening
at the fifth annual fair of the orphan Asylum Society
which was opened yesterday, and will continue until
Saturday night. Turkish embems prevailed in the
decorations and the booths and tables brilliant
with gay colors. The stage occupied by refresh
mcnt room. Entertainments given in the assem-
bly rooms by BOYS girls from the asylum. At the
head of the committee Of arrangements is Mrs. j. S.
Iollin hpad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
A CHURCH ADDS TO ITS NAME.

A meeting Of the congregation of the Seventh Pres
byteran Church held last night. and 1t was de
cded change the Of the church to The Seventh
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Jesus Christ In the City OF New
York. The congregation also accented the DroDosi-
ton Of f. f. Shepard 10 pay off mortgage Of $4,000
on the Hatfield lodging house. which is owned by the
church. and the mortgage will be transferred to the
New York Presbytcry check for 600 was also pre-
sented TO the pastor the Rev. John T. Wds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
IIOBOKEN.

The pardon of William Mauscll. the defaultne as
istort city clerk by the Court of Pardons yesterday
at Trenton was genuine surprise. Mausell was CON
vcted Of forging large number Of city Improvement
certidcates and was sentenced to six years lmprsoh
ment in State prison. JIG hdu serNcu o"' 'iN'o'"
months when pardoned.
Catherine Woerner, Of Jeffcrson-st, DIED yesteTuay
at the Snake Hill almshouse INSTRUCTIONS WeIc SnI
10 hurry her IN P0ters Field when Freebooter Coylc
made some injuries and found that the woman owned
%.nt the estate for the board of the woman at tho
aim shouse and the funeral expenses VIII also come out
of the estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
THE WILL OF DANIEL S. APPLETON.

The will Of Daniel :. Appleton. Of the firm Of D.
Appleton d Company was filed for probate yesterday
II was executed Oh June 80. 1857, while his wife,
sophie W.. who is now dead, still living The WILL
however was not changed William W.. Daniel, Edward
ID. and Charles 4. Appleton are named executors
In consequence Of the fact that Mrs. Appleton died
before her husband all the property to the two
children They receive all the personal and half of
the real absolutely and the other half Of the
real estate In trust for LIE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
NEWARK.

The funeral OF Jabez Fearcy, who died at Matawail'
.oo, nlace Yesterday at his home. No 23 Oreans-st.
one eoral niece was inscribed Northern Blue From
southern Gray and there was another from the
newspaper fraternity of Newark, to whom Mr. Fearey
as manager OF the Western Union Telegraph Office. was
well known. The Rev. DR.. Boyd conducted the ser
vices and the burial was In FairmOnt Cemetery.
George VI. Titus sworn in yesterday a llndcr
sheriff 10 succeed Colonel f. W. Davis. lie gave bonds
I'm FLO 900.