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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
LONpON FOG.
What the Queer Pail That Hangs Over
the CITY Consists sOf.

What the Queer Pail That Hangs Over
the City Consists OF.
An analysis of a London fog makes
it a mixture of vapor and the soft
coal smoke that hangs like a pail over
that city. The. smoke from the coal
is slightly reddish, which gives the
fog it's peculiar tinge. All ENGLAND Is
apt to be enshrouded in fOgs. In
London the air, full of vapor, holds
the smoke close down to the ground,
so that it cannot escape, and thus
comes the London fog.
In our American cities where the
soft coal is burned a state of atmos-
phere closely approximating that of
London is developed as the towns
grow larger.
In London, in the depths of one of
its heavy fogs. a coachman has been
known to drive up the steps of n of
the largest churches in broad day
light, SO completely obscuring was the
dense vapor cloud. 1t can never be as
bad as that in America, because our
atmosphere is drier. Still, on the sea-
board and on water courses, in cities
where the bituminous coal is burned,
fogs of late years have become suffi-
GENTLY heavyto be both annoying and
dangerous. In Cincinnati there are
occasionally days of darkness which
can only be compared to a London
fog. Gas must be burned all dayeven
III the streets, sometimes. The same
is true of Chicago. Serious accidents
have happened in the fogs of those
cities.
New York, situated SO as to catch
the sea fogs on all sides, is better off
than the other cities, from the fact
that the people burn anthracite coal,
which emits little smoke. Only for
this a New York fog would be as much
to be dreaded as the London article.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
\ surpriss for ..nillxo sofeld.

William I. Sofield was the recipient OF
a surprise reception rendered him on
Monday night by the gentle sex from
among the members of the Silver Bell
Circle. AS the genial "Billyn was about
to retire a large party of friends who
had assembled at the residence Of Miss
Madeline Moran, No. 95 Academy street,
arrived and took possession OF the parlors.
A jolly good time was the consequence.
At midnight a banquet was served. Miss
Madge Moran supervised the arrange
ments. Prot. Stones orchestra furnised
sweet music for the occasion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
switzer Krauen verein.

The Switzer Krauen Verein, of West
Hoboken, pleasantly celebrated Wash
ington's Birthday by a dinner and festive
exercises on the afternoon of Saturday at
Kessler's Hall. The company numbered
1850, and the exercises at the din ner in
Guided speeches replete with admiration
for the Father OF His Country and the
institutions of free America, and refer
ring in words of affection to Switzerland,
the native home of nearly all present.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
Hudson city Either club.

The Hudson City Either Club will give
a concert and ball at Ruth's Turn Hall,
Union Hill, Saturday evening, March /,
when the society will be aided by the
Lyceum Either Club, Max Albert Either
Club Of New York, and the Tyroler Either
Quartette, "Reinert,o who will appear for
the first time in America in their native
cnsfumA- A.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
Tried to beg HIN on

Kate Heslin, of No, IS Lake street,
cause.-the arrest Of her husband, Thomas
Heslin, last night for beating her. He
was Intoxicated. This morning at the,
police court she tried 10 beg him off. but
Justice Wanser was relentless and held
him for assault and battery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
Freaks Of the St. Lawrence River.

1.-THE st. Lawrence River said a
Clayton member of the Golden Club
last evening, lis a most erratic ais
well as beautiful body of water. You
have probably noticed several items
in the newspaper of vessels sailing on
it running aground because of low
water. Just think of it-low water
with the almost continuous rains we
have had the last spring, summer and
fall But such is the fact. And in
some other generally dry seasons the
st. Lawrence has been unusually
high. 1t is said that the grand old
river has one of those low spells
sinking fits, SO to speak-every seven
years, but | can't vouch for the truth
of that. The fact remains, however,
that it is unlike any body of water |
know of, and when other streams and
neigliboring lakes are high the st.
Lawrence is apt to make a contrary
showing."-Utac n Observer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
Miss Jacobs Execution Class.

The M. L. Jacobs elocution class will
hold a reception Thursday evening,
March ~, at Bergen Hall. The comedy,
by the Jacobs Comedy Company of first
class amateurs, and The reception by the
popular class will be an interesting social
avanta
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24

of them occurred he purchased a present
for him; but Stoll would not permit MIN
to give 1t to the boy, claiming that he
had no money to spare for such purpose.
Then Weber commenced to drink
lily. and LIQUOR evidently crazed him.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24

Supreme Councillor of the World Rev.
r. d. Munger, a Methodist minister of
Waterl loo. N. r., will be present at the
annual session Of the Grand Council of
the Royal Templars Of Temperance at
order are invited to be present, day or
evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
Distanced in tho Race.

Why should DR.. Pierces medicines not
distance all competitors in amount of
sales. as they nre doing, since they are the
only medicines soldby druggists possessed
OF such wonderful curative properties as
to warrant their manufacturers in
guaranteeing them to cure the diseases
for which they are recommended. You
get d cure or money paid for them re-
turned. The Doctors "sGolden Medical
Discovery" cures all diseases caused by
arrangement Of the liver, as b~iliousness.
indigestion or dyspepsia; also all blood.
skin and scalp. diseases, tetter. salt rheum,
scrofulous sores and swellings and kim
dred ailments.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
DrEn

KENNEDY-John W. Kennedy. on Saturday. Febru-
airy q, son of the late John Kennedy, at his late
residence, No. 257 First street.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
this city, February 20, 1890, Thomas d.
son Of tine late John and Jane Nash, aged forty
TWO years
Relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend his funeral on Tuesday afternoon at half
past two O'Clock, from his late residence, No. sos
Grove street.
RYAN-In this city on Sunday, February % 1890,
Catherine, the beloved wife OF James Ryan.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, on Tuesday
morning at nine O'Clock, from her late residence.
No. ZIG First street, thence to st. Mary's Church,
where q solemn high mass of requiem will be of
fered for the happy repose Of her soul
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
Larehmont,s Mnsuuarade Hop.

An Invitation masquerade hop win be
given by the Larchmont Circle next
Thursday evening, the 9th, at the resi-
dence oftI Miss Maj tina Fslter, No. ia
Clifton place. The hop will nj at
ha1f-past eight O'Clock.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
BRANCH OFFICES.

Advertisements, Subscriptions and Newsdealers
Orders received =
H-osoxEw-First and Clinton Streets. ]. d. Sin
clair.
BERGEN Po1NT-T. w. Dobson, opposite Railway
Depot.
BAYoNNE -J. H. Brewer, No. 48l Avenue d.
FIVE CoRNERs-G. W. Pheiffer, No. 663 Newark
Avenue
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24

Don't hawk, hawk, and blow, blow,
disgusting everybody, but use DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy aud be cured.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24

War has for some time been de-
clared by French medical lnen-or BY
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON
By
CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
OFFICE N {. 80 MoSTconERy STREET
cwELpoN BuILDINa.)

rag jersey CRY NEws:-Singls copies, two
rents; subscription, six dollars per year; postage
free.
The SUNDAY MORNING NE~ws:--Pubiished every
Sunday morning; single copies, three cents; sub
s~cription, one dollar and fifty cents per year;
postage free.
Entered in the post office at Jersey City as
second class mail matter.
All business communications should be adj
dressed to Cry PUBLISHING COMPANY; all others
to the Managing Editor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24
Highest Of all in Leavenng Powe-.-r. {. Gov: Report, Aug. u, 1882
R@!A|:'.,!! B Bsxdsz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

some OF them-againSt morphine.
which, when injected under the skin,
as it appears to be in many classes OF
Partisan society, recklessly and habit
ualiy, merely to procure temporary
~pleasurable sensations and not for the
relief Of pain, leads infallibly to death
or the madhonse. The international
Medical Congress has now taken up
the matter and has been considering
ways and means for checking the evil.
The morphine mania is thought to be
evidently much on the increase in
France. Not alone, by any means,
are the ravages occasioned by the
abuse of the narcotic confined to the
higher class of society, for medical
men have come forward at the con-
gress to state that the habit has q
firm hold on the working classes, and
that women of this condition of life
will deprive their children of food or
clothing in their craving after the
deadly drug.
The Taste in C0lors.
A taste has set in for bright and deli
cate colors. In greens we have abb
sinthe, the soft, old fashioned shade,
with a new name; EUCALYPTUS green,
fresh and tender; moss and pale reese
da; slight responsive eau de Nil, and
mysterious water green's. The gamut
of pink runs through every shade OF
rose, from the tint known as ''old
pink, which is but another name for
the ''crushed strawberry of a year or
two ago, through the sweetness OF the
moss rose pink, eliminating in the
crimson richness found in certain
shades of chrysanthemums, then fad
ing away into the yellow tone OF dead
rose leaves. Grays are also fashion
able. The neutral tint helps wonder
fully to give effect to the brighter col
ors. Smoke gray, oxidized silver
gray, gray with a dash of mavue, are
all favorite tones. Brown is also ris-
ing into favor.-FhiJadetphSd Press. i
To Cure Scow1fng.
The habit of scowling when read
ing, writing, thinking or talking
earnestly is easily and unconsciously
formed, audit is a habit almost impos-
sible to correct. Even in sleep the
brows will be drawn together and the
little lines that age the otherwise
youthful face will grow deeper. A
smooth, white brow is one Of the
greatest attractions of a woman's face,
while a prematurely wrinkled brow
mars the youth of the fairest face. A
studious young lady found herself the
victim of this scowl, but also devised
a means of curing herself of the habit.
When at her studies she fastened a
ribbon band tightly across her brow,
tying it in q knot at the back OF her
head, and at night she slept in the
band. After several months the little
hair lines disappeared from her pretty
forehead.-Le1Diston Journal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-24

raised a great incense, SO that the Jug
gle with the specifications was hidden
under a cloud.
But Mr. Shannon and Mr.. Condor
are in a pretty pickle, too. We pre-
sumo there would be nc law to pre-
vent them from going into partner
ship after the award of the contract.
But it seems to us there is sufficient
ground for Mr.. Winfield to enquire
whether they had not some private
understanding from the very outset.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

yrution until after WISE l.Ih'raton a full. COM
li"ir and harLiVliU.>il CONSTRUCTED uchet can bc
famed.
= n.-i's to look eA,ednlly os i, the Comfy
l":1"rrtcy. y! nliu!itr vl them. Lad been iiight
cl,u b., noNcihOr i,I : threats IntO S'Inhl tire
- !",.t of u"."n Win iama.hny HALL ~ an
c>"cItiy" lurc'i!.o al inc cd,rrs h"Ii "h No dag
mr." u w'> Lialy 'i"t'"rri 10 >"nd a commit &c
ir.Ci, Hills ,h-ron:nlilitc of harmony appointed
10y the l,':norrdfIr SiH'r "mnlitt g. ndIrin"h
l,II.Wt} >rit "Ht H"ilr"s Yesterday tnit TINS
cu....lti,,. wn.lu meet at t." hoffman House
or Mrhi4V ~ - p. IN. iloIas !. hIiToA ,
rnal:ll.lN If 'hr iIriln'rt tpn'mt'f'c; '"'r!"S
"nl J.la Martin. chairman of tne N"w-t t"rk, or
v orhI, UcuoD racy. have all sisniilcd their III,
tr:t.pn ,t htN,H: thcir organizations represented
on The urrl>Iur
JOHN ) smith, chairman OF the Republican,
ClGb, Com,nij,cr on Munirpal Elections. Ean"d
yesterday rhc ulc:nhrr> oi tl.r "onmI'lec oi rl.b
r"lir> Ir>, Which VIII try 10 lthn"" tl"
ErputIrJu Comfy 'onyentl0n to nominate a
,ir,..t irpuhi.r,u ti'ict. lie committee con
Sis Of II ;riucr {. Add"m>. Jal'> + foster,
tcpn.> iiain1ri. William iA'uy. ''"',rr"! Hnl'''rI
Thn,;.s c\ .iud Nu,h DAVIS. III" Re-. lDr. l.
: NwAuhur. H. Wh""."r t'n's. ". II. e.
iIu.nr>. Cnr"> ID Swecu"r. julius Lehman,
e. Iiiii and Th-o,lur" BrondncaA. The ro:nintt"f
VIII meri and orea'.l/" t" morrow. p..,.,,;;...,
Cluh la., rI- -ht - rpIu:l.ilt: was "pp"n" Ia at
rc:d H., uerr,;.-. Tar Harlem CONT t',!en !! N
-, H. v tnni~ A VI. Ip.r,Ah, John j. Van
De C:.r:. AedrrY Il. tnuphi"y ami Hare =
Calklu> TIE club passed a resolution USt'"'.
H. lt, 'r."-"'"r rot "i'I :" "!'"'' II s'i''i w ~
ticket. b.t to nr-r 'Att il "''" 'l' kp'or' I"
hiird ,U'> no lu,tr RepUb i"ins 10 MI tie pa 'c'
g, ru"u. urr hcpuhilraI> on ~" .~'"H '"n'~
tonarl ! e. Camph l.. pes Don't oi 'i" ha'n!1''h
E".ll.i.. 'lo. >i"i" on tn t"rid "',i'h'
Tie l.tr r. 50 !"t' oi t!r iw"hty-fhiriNf
;.rc,r', o. ,ho Ypur- Mems carr .Ir A>- ''' i''
l.,i crrIr... ''h,i"I t'r 'l"-ti"u ""r'iff 'i'
r,rric, Nl"cpa! L"':;'c So, II t'"t,' ~"
W. -. .rinu. lr. nHd 'laUi"rN > =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
I,W york, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER |, iN0n-TWELVE PAGES
AMENDMENTS DEFEATED.
THE VOTE AGAINST SPECIAL LEGISLATION FOR
CITIES, TOWNS AND BOKOIGHS OVER
WHELNIN,; - PARTIAL R.TJ'ENS
FROM VARIOUS Cor'NTIrS.
fBY TEIEGRArII TO TIE TkirrNg.

Trenton y. J.. sept. :O.~rir'r rlN I!y Interest was
;nkcn herr, l.. day IN the spcc.al cr,i"u OH ia" pre-"
posed constitutional amendments T. permit ~i"";h
l~rislatiul for cities. tow and l"ron.s t'nlphh
lively few votes were pol. t. and uf thN@ fuv ~~vrl
cichS were against the l'u"udm"i-. Dl~ph l"> from
all s,rtS u the stat" iudcat" the "v"r~"lrh: d"i'h'
of tllr amendments. The result u du" I" III" u?p's
ton "f the Republic pre- AID n'arl. all n" !"'n"
c:u,ic press. WI" u!u>t "i ~" D"ro rene l"hh"r-
Including t,"v'ruur Ahhrtt over Loo v"i"~ ""r"
vast In thi, c,y against The amendments. AID ZOO IN
favor 81 them.
In Jcr.ry CITY. with fur prc"iu'ts +" hear f. n ~"
vote i-i ard o. ia favor. In Newark
the ,tNri tr-t AIu"ndI1"ni g. IL d.
one .,rl hnA moic r"tn:i>. In Ii''t~"u
ahout 900 VOTE" ca~t. aid ih'~r 'iho't =" FIN
a.ai,st The amen dn,cts alb, IN e." r" "A! LA
ton IN ElIi''fh H.. 'ol" .i'-d fll'i N" tn'it
yc>. 60: in. l..43. ~o,uiId .n"'d."'nt- "i'r i""
ward to h'nr from y"-. 80. 10. L.: titu f'
cast u"s.rl, 4 >"id vote T. ,u" "a" a"-t "'m'rdu" %.
III New I.rrtr-whk th.. -" 'i' aW''r!L''.i t
was .,73 :"r i'G II i:,i, n' -" i' -'r VHi am
rlnt 80 for .tud IL n.tti.ti l. v !, ."\ '".t.N
mated ti.it iAri" - I1l.4': ht''.I. f-i
~" ri-t A'.''t 't''i.. !, N-yl.N i.tt- J. g.. !"
pr cot ''- N,''i- E''I 2" th' T.. i' -,' .,
!'.i i.Li'Ipn .diI':N o. Ssh .itl ~ . '. J.
n t.r, It, = -t,.,N .l't ted liiI"-' 80 :l' .-i
IT,, 'd'Utti,. Vt iri'! I.'". ut "a va
',-t III favor "i III" -"'lh !'->'i.'n "l"'rdn. ~.
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;HOT TO DEATH BY 4 REJETED L0T Ek.

=. Auci.-;.M", ria. sept 50 >p'r"I"--A 'TH'"d|
occurred l"-' .; !. a. 10 10 day. N''Aand'r camp
bell Boo crpcT 10y H.. I. A."U,hn" Ii"l Ter "ii'
ps,y ,l,, a..d .ucL 3..-> Naiue Joseph. da'-.'" oi
f. J. Io-"y.. 4 w.il tnovu lncr' Rant. 'HHi."A
rli 70! al The vOInC WVnIaii, housr A'd WIN vi"
,i,.jeI t..c p,.li e. lis rev >"l I:t shot 'rr u.
i',, r!S shnllier. Ms f"scpA ran Ei" ii" F"rn
r,!T.g ,r Or. shine, vho u Is II II dour ''i'l'"u
followed ..6 nrct fo"r more -hs's. rF" oi "h'h
TOOK effect l.: the f,iie s:Is b. III" !'N a. h"
IA tnG dcd al.l.'.i tIilv CT 'w'i "''"''' N
and they made q rash ~ a!Ii'O"u, "H0 tirh H"'"
~ ,t,r,.p, -!.yDt himself. Int "a> PN'' 'ti'H hc
vs. !mt..d III tiic ,,u:'v jail ~ I"l"''' -h~1'
Tu,.rr Mis- Name lc.cph Wa pre m he most
,s,aatf,l and poinlu yvui. v"H"'. Ia 81 Ansi.,Cr'
Campbell hb, Aw&,s t".n V"'t V"!hI nj" Al"
has bore a. eAcri"'.t r-pI,a'!o IL u a!cc''''"'
that Nj, Ju,e,.h lad !.,"',"d :" n.s.Tv Mhi h!N'
Joseph Vhcu :.rst rrr! UpnI TAI lIt a '!b room
Oilling uIn. hcy n.OtHcr :" pr"'"' ..rr Ana U"h
tooh ref, i.iM,d a II ,dh' tta, stood 10 ~" room
With al. nan, "a Il. bvt CpMplcN CONTINUED 70
ir,. de-p.'. tie rol!l"r '"i1N cnt?"h'~t. III" iH
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Il~'vh.r '-... /. l.. E"....-ci. IN ...c 'ust.
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chicago. sept ." ~l" 'aii- " n""' '"d"' John
I,rcunrh nliji,lr. "1 ;r'''or aId ma Va 81 r n'
cI VT Paris { Un,. .."''r. i""" hi'i'rF ny ~ tio
STATION, 'hAi:" u: IS hIn " iih liEn'
d, hll. n" h'cu"i'.'n "N prbihV b" rh"'I-'d 10
,,,,icr f.r Io~rd f. pic. d"t NJ ne IA
ward T. SHn'y '"'nla,f. whom lh"'"ck az" ~ !
.~.,.i,Iny Is "lp'oi"d 1, die :" 'i'ht. " !. 'h'
,,nrtu, cl.nn1 T. IA" s'"r' o. -" re- II," rr tbc
inao,!n M.e Ei.'n. Ita-pf. me millionaire cd'"'
d,iyhter h"nv't !t-i ric'' mt +" ii"d 4 b"f' al
DE. I'D 10 III ia Ig'i-r " IL" J. .IHAS "l'"" '
,,,uch rcyrsI"d ir: ii4tiu;ry Wh -'ei. Wlip J. =
married n,aI. Lr,nD'E armed hIW-'f SIN Il -i '"I
tat pipt"d"d I" The ir, t.n, place Trained ~ ih'
a.saIItrG r"i''Y p'!.id 81 hIr r%iu hIfho.l
a, a irv. he rI"a' "i %. bal
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10 ao'. S"!f. ""- r." Durkr"a'- con cr"cS opcDc1
b't'. ~hiv Cl"It''- T"?" pr'-"n'. Thomas Mann.
thp p:r-.G'ei. - 4 t'a' T." u, hi"ue IIrII rh ht
b'''i ;'r ," l"r '", Of 'c Vcn.t"i, a. advance .!
Sv~; -h..lliy~ pr week. and for tho r~nruncer Al
0'a.c" IT TIRE shuIug. and siypcncc per week
I'll" un.r Did al" brought about The abolition 0!
uc crtiart sv stem III eight ont q. IA" to- groups of
LoDb,n G., H. a.d hIh aliD.c'h"r dr,Ip,~ ia" sweat
NJ sr-tm lr 81" Jared tl' a." shipping fc~rratlTI
WonE isv"r 5ucoe eci IN crUelLg the f., kn"n'. tnon
Ihe CO.g he SAD. Lad T. consider q further
rGs!on Of the movement IN thc shape of 'c!crls 10
@hc over All the dock work ia IDLiDn Oh 60
Operative Ot f. Ot"g questions 20 be cD ,drr'ri wrre
u- ri rIiv St.i i.v.I.iv, thc u!tstipu II work ~
Ntv c.,ln hOrIs "c"aI, t| r'tah Aa"r Oi fp torres
ul..r -'t1 'OHJJ., t." federation II al tie nniOnA,
arl ~: f,rI.a'4,n f IA board ~ Arbitration.
III. Mann niaIHfH!A'd ,il"rr" pi tp",tIrn that ls
eN t.. t. G"l" IT, - -" gro. TAts " whittier
" "" T. ui.'ai y"--'1> a?rvIh, from Au.triIa "Al'h
We" lpi!>i n r" b; ufIp, mon. he hnp" l.!:r
va va ID" -.rIna: icd";H'!'D G'i"rDln'f II
w N ."!H'.'[ t, a. j. VI eICh V"-~.-. l., r'idr' -:
b ai VIA 81 III ...Hh 30 acarfal ,irhr NJ me, the
60 -. - - ~'"n 81 c''--It Y, uir uiOad hg pi
- "ualia!a'. AiTiVA9.
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T.DBru .NT, TE4TUUREU ny 4 Won

Troy. y. y. >"p'. go All employ" of on" OF the
railroad ladiiy INTO thi. CITY WI, 'ari'd and fiih
cred on the iI~rch road lat night about orl"h hN
"a purity Of masked let On by h ird gnint "0Hai
Tho man H. charged by tho" vii" tn"h INN ~ mana
With having treated his wife orrll,. compelling her
70 procure n divorce from him. ~ defiance OF the
,n,uda,.s ot tlv ,urt he was u,nrIiri again few
days ago. ON hs home Lat night Win NJ
who dragged min struggling Int" adj onine field ann
favc him n coat O! tar ana fcatlcrs
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TUC RfISTf,v CUAVEEK or rOHNERfE

BOSTON, sept. 10 H." report pf ~" 'pnuht'"' mp
pointed 10 noiniua'" officer. "t ih' 'lihnD"r II com
m. rcn was read - the Chamber todav. III" D"m
nation, are. FOR pr'-h h"nf. hld"n Sp"ar", vrc
i,rn,lcrat Lamont e. l;Trniat,: trhtirr. ]. H.
Cheney: directors, '.cnrgc II. Aspi., > II. Ihli"n.
1. n V,d, AID t,ruI.c T.. Mitchell. Tine thaii"r
voted 10 sd A telegram 10 -I"h!"r E"""i h-hhg nm
to have tak,u from The liable and '"u-'l.r"d tic
Dlnyry ll 10 nah" tiN" III" recommendations {"
III. Marine tunf'i1.lr'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
Tv-ASINi KANSAS R'4SELLl.RS OCT or DoRS

Leave. worth. KaN., >-It. 3u.-A few week. aso. II.
the District Court 81 L~i, worth County. wit, @er
granted n the City Martai under tho "bu' ,Ao'""
c!ausc Of the Pruhibory NV. whereby no ood search
uI places tr selling Intoxicating la"-,. ard authority
v-a. hin to take possession Of ths hrIiture aud
tuiEIngs .Af"I ubl..,ing the wrih the harsinu
sarcl,1l ~.7ci n:i t"-,irIv.L the h2uor km,d -
certain places thi- I'D ,ir t!.'S day, hnt II hih
rot stop me sale. and l~ r''-1!v"i "' n":~ rdc.
method Accordingly, !St Aa'uriW 'H"ri.iuI. ~"
Marshal who Is srnas lr,ilh,trlst. g'tr" oce 10
Mr. DNnng, su,o:. al t'li7inc no." h'T1"r. t'
vacs,c hi, yluv. " III lH!.;3y- ti"h 10 80 -.
srd A. q p ~. -" N,~i,L "a. ,qum "f pnir''.
took p,- -.". -'o. -! flr Ni''i'ur" i'''
t,. street. ~" u; No h""iI a.d "Gd'"' ~ -"
tuhiny IT." Nar.!rt th"r p"rrp'!y suv~ i"tt-
p, other .a., o,i. rcI- "arc 'h!r property ?.
No.Gay nO,l "C;i.-" W" .T. p l"i'i I y! ON"
ti The ,.,lsr. hotel, IL '..c c". M, an" / ''r''
As In, sort NJ nit' pc":"t J.t" t:Tr "T fT Al
L.jrnc'i"II N-'3uIir.l N" NUs:L Calming a." ~.
e., cAc;uiir. ul '.,f."-'"iG r." lU!-" h"t:1 'i"
,ot!D. IA CHAMBER, l-t"~!iN. a!t ..'d r"-tid!'
lug o1"r until !.>' Siu~iiI. N'' -" -h"l' ma 'tr
Viii come b-i Nv IAN 81: !' H-'-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
CHILUREy NJ .ARvI INp At 4 "RABY FARN.

Mr. Rccl."r. agent of the society FOR thu Prevention
OF Cruelty 10 Children, arrested Mrs CT m"nina
sherman II No. 1876 POr-yih St.. M"nd,, for
running AN unlicensed "lny farm" the ar"nt
visited the place at oclorh ~ the aft~rn"on and
remained there until O'Clock. during which Tim" th'
house In sol" char1' g! u four wear" old orphan,
a rrulichild If The wolian'>. although thr'r ha'r>
were hiddlci together in the room. The children w"i
annotated and IN n filthy condition. and wre removed
10 Iellevuc Hospital VIII re- the physician, oppressed
doubt Of thar recovery. Al police court yssterda!
the woman Was held In $500 kall FOR trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
~ NLN iORkFR MtEDEKFD IN MEMO q.

h'7hH. >'lt. 20. N""~ ha- bern i"'rlvrd hri~ OF
~. hIr!"r "a N"Ato u Artlnr trt'"nden .nn II
~ 10. Ii. 'ii"fG".i. ~ Ea'h and brother Oi ". VI.
'ht'iH"h a-sDcia;" cI;i'nr ~ Ih" News" 4 better
u Ill i"'rN 'arc!d a partner Of the Murdered man.
"" " .N'''''' -. sat", that they, ~th Dr. Howe.
WIZ d" ''"i"-t ia Uiie near lI"!acbi'";fi. III
o"h".a A"A' ,. and weir living ia tents nj III" mine.
y" 'r r"" In4 II August 81 Crtt"td"n aifye and
s0Spn ".t 4 the tent. As he did 50 hc Wa strn' X
W ue i""d ".tn ala III The hand, % a M"Ncau.
"'>"hr hiS 'r',. Dr. Howe. went hIs aid and crap
p~i M ~" I'yican and a." two rolled over hi.h
ssak. Inc Mexican fed and DR.. Howe wa found to
y" "'e"N injured. trittndch started - 90 to the
"~h i"f h"iI"il assistance. IT,. failed - i't ,rn. and
sea- "a@ made. which resulted In tli- finding Of
s DN' lli u 'T"h wth sharp Ak" IN Ms back. the
blood work. The dead n an rn. ,,,rt owner ,f
s'vefal valuable mining claims in Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
.NXICIDE NF A SAHESXAN

Reading. Penn. sept. 30 (Sprcal).-Nicha"l H.
brown salesman for Lord & Taylor. OF NcwYork. WIS
found dead in bed AT tho Hotel Penn a. n"In toIa,
with a bullet wound In the head. Brown came 10
Reading september 20 intending to engage In business
To friend he stated several AAys that he had oy
recently becn married and thak hs expected hi. wfs