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NV YrAs RECEPTION
REQUISITES.
COMPLETE LINE OF FURNISHINGS
' NEW YEARS CALLERS.
Fulldress Shirts. open back and front. 200 linen
bosom. hand.worked button holes. for &c.
Fullress Shirts. open back and front. embroidered
This Shirt is made of tie best of muslin, 3ply 2loC
linen bosom, handmade button hole. for s14s
Fulliress Shirts. open back and 'front.' al-over EN-.
broidered new effects the finest Of the ne for 81 A.
Black satin. in puts. fourn-hands and Tecks, made
of the best of silk. for SOC.
Full-dress Silk Handkerchief. embroidered in new
effects, for 9Sc
Full-dress Bows. new shapes. for 1Oc
Full-iress Bows, the imported quality 10 diferen.
styles. all new shapes. for 25c
FullIiress Gloves in White and Black, the la.es.
stchins the lost of makes every pair guaranteed for
s1.4s
Fuildress Suspenders Black sstin with White satin
facing, for Csc.
Full-dress Socks. Black 40 gauge. spliced toe,
double heel. Hermsdorf dye, 3pair for 81.
Fu-dress Studs and Cuff Buttons, washable quality.
for CSC.
3-ply All-linen Collars, all new shapes, for loo.
3-ply Cuffs for 15c
For better goods carry the Coon Collar for SOC.
THE COMBINATION.
10TH AND F STREETS,
1t KAUFMAN SICKLE.
'sars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29

= moisisd N the late2 nyis Also slf hsfs.
4AuREkiS LAT MAsUrACfORY.
dlo1ms 80 1ush -. OPPOSITE gns OfAcs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29

VARIOUS small lots OF Underwear at
greatly reduced prices.
A WORD FURTHER.-Do not expect
to ind everything in the store reduced.
for we have an abundance of merchan-
disc at regular prices-especially Stylish
Black Coats-which are too good to re-
duce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29

WILLIAM II. McKNEw
Successor to II. II. Taylor),
I GE3 PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29

VERY gEAurrFuL AND EXCELLENT
Hunbeeren, Ktrchen. Gurken -salat, 0s-
mischte 0emrs., oeminshte Eruchfe.
zwetschen, Pttr1tche in Coenac, Nrchen
HoFcheln and nixsd Pickles.
\. v. bUHCHI1L.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29

Lor 1s5-WAs s1s-Now 90.
ANarrow Vale worsted Refer, bound
edges. notched collar. fancily braided
bound cuffs and pockets; large buttons and
satin-lined sleeves.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
1V4Y HAS THIS IMMIGRANT DETAINED

John DainIncr, young German immigrant now de
tanned on Wards Island tells story which seems
"a demand an Investigation into some methods at
Castle Garden. lie is twenty-five years Old IS ntelli
oent and saws lie Is good tailor and able to take
care Of himself when he arrived here from Germany
a few days ago. he had 800 in money and baggage
worth $50 and going TO san Francisco, where he
has an uncle Dammer says that when he went into
Castle Garden after landing from the Rugia ocial
asked him where he going and whether he had "a
road ticket 10 Francisco Dammer said that he
lad been advised by his father 10 put himself in The
hands Of Mr. kuilc, pastor Of the Lutheran German
Mission. No. Sfate-st ThcreupOn Dammcr says the
official tried vain 10 make him buy ticket from the
agency i'm the Garden.
Commissioner stephenson detained him. saying that
he did 50 because he afraid that BANNER would
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
Up IN BTSY HARLEM.
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

NIENNFD FROM MANY ~ Nl iIA''
DR.. Ira H. Reed, Of 40. l. East Onc hundred and
twenty-sixth>t., viii deliver lecture before the
Harlem Branch Of the Young Mem Christian A>~oca-
tion on "Hccrcatou its Uscs and Abuses tn, even
ing.
DR.. C. b. NEEDING VIII address the Parish A--ocia
ton on Monday evening the subject being \ fNine
Trip Through Europe.
The Harlem Maenncrchor has completed arrange
mcnt, for celebration to morrow. the occasion beng
the twenty fifth anniversary of the society. ~n/cr IS
two halls at one hundred and twenty scvcntl-t ana
second ave. have been handsomely decorated, Hhd
preparations 10 entertain dozen visiting societies
have been made. The celebration j, considered th"
most important in the history Of the society, and
an enjoyable time J, assured
Professor j. Goldsmith viii entertain bis pupils hy
giving hop this evening n Ncw Norh Lcau" li'l',
No 112 East one hundred and t"uth-
The West side rapid transit advocates have been
circulating petitions, among the West side pcopl" dur
ing the week. and are securing numbcll"~- Signatures
The tenth annual ball of tho Union Boat 'lnh ot
Harlem Will hc held at the Mctropolian opera ton-e
on Tuc~day. January Il. tFpih Land Nih iuFi, 80
the promenade music, and Bc.u-icn VIII lo'h d'iI
the music for dancing. ..-
lanes NzIOrl, a-e thirty six. a h'Nr'r "i No. -''
Fast Onc.huudrcd and-iOurt""ufh-i. on lhi' -'.N
afternoon wa, engaged In loading -i'am h"d h l''
al 81 Nicholas ave- and one hundred aud i"'lir" ID =
when a heavy board frN from ih" ihI1 -'H' Ail
.trlck endwi-c on hl- head. causing 20 '"Wioui"
fracture A large hole was mad" ln hl- ~tul. ll'
was token to the Manhattan Hospital where t'
PHYSICIANS say he viii probably recover.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
m prsy THE DocK BOARD IyQrIRT.

The hearing Of the char-c' against DOC" COM
nissioners Post and Matthews va, continued before
Navor Grant YESTERDAY. All the counsel "n h"'I'
side, were present. Do'hma-i'r Joseph j.. f'"i"
testified that hc had never collected top "Euiri''
,hic j. a fee Of > cent, ton per day for merchandise
allowed 10 remain upon the city prr- for more lai
twenty four hours after landinf. Mr. Erwin oid
that 10 orders had been i--ucd from the Dock Board
rcouiring the collection Of "top' wharfage. 'h ih'
contrary IL had been the policy Of The Department
to compel the removal Of goods, 80 o. l" prevent
cnmbcring the piers Nr. Foot and Mr. bartlett.
fcr thc defendants Sought 10 how that tn" ro-Yi-
tions Of the DOCK Department required tie collection
Of IN, sort Of Wharfage. and That baulr mad i'"n
furnished 10 doc1ma~t"r- for reporting ~urh co''pu-
Uncl,ula.tcr John j. EVau ave testimony SIMILAR
10 Erwin, and Patrick i. Brady. Joseph T. ~larir
horn who had served a. dochua>tcr-, gave cor
rObOrativc testimony. The hearing Na- adJouiN'o
TO Monday al 10 % a. m. Mator Grant ana li'
next week hc meant 10 bold ui@t sessions u L'''-
sary 10 get through WITH the case.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
NOT TO LET GENERAL DUANE REST YET.

Corporation Counsel Clark sent an answer yeSter-
dav TO Controller Mycrs's letter OF January Ia ASKING
If Aqueduct Commissioner James G. Duane may no"
receive the months salary due him. thc "ch'rai
Term having decided III favor Of General Duanc's
eligibility. lIr. Clark says in reply that under the
circumstance, the Controller would be justihed III
paying the Commissioners
In reference TO Mr.. Myers's advice That lurthcr
proceedings to test the validity Of General Duane >
appointment De abandoned, Mr.. Clark SAYS:
The decision of the General Term was rendered
bv A divided court and appears 10 be IN Hat contra
dciOn Of the doctrine ald down by the supreme
Court Of the United state. IN the case OF Tyler ag
the Iuifed state, The Presiding Justice OF the Gen
ey.l Term di,sented from the judgment Of the
majority ana n q very weghty opinion, while one
of The two Judges who rendered the decision states
that the question is "A close one and that hc did not
reach the conclusion that General Duane eligible
10 hold the Olhcc OF Aqueduct Commissioner without
hesitation ,
Sucl a decision cannot be regarded as settling the
Law and am sure General Duane would feel az
cricycd IT, by the cOnnvdncc OF public 0ncers the
Court # Appeals prevented from rendering IA
final ADJUDICATION on the subject.
Moreover IT j. Of the highest public importance
that the question be settled 50 that the appointing
mower NAV not hereafter be embarrassed by ITS 10
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
Total Death Claims Paid,
OFFICERSi
JouN F. DRYDEN, President.
THE Ro0KSrAvER COMMITTEE ACT PR0APILi'

The committee appointed on TUESDAY n'sn & os ',o 80
Association Of the Bar Of the City ot Ne"
rr.sont 70 the Assembly the facts relative " ''ue
Henry W. Bookstavers action IN the fIaoN .'i,,'
''Nc "',H ,,,i,ude A meeting held
,nr,,ov ot which the following members were
uroscnt. Francis Stetson, who was named as o""'
man Fllhu Root. George de Forest LORD ana Low -
G. Ledyard. stephen A. Walker having ueonneu ~ ~
serve. 4 memorial to the Assembly was ui""n up up
and adopted 1t Will be presented in the 'pc"ho' ,
room at Albany on Monday evening AT qH q suitanv
. o'clock bv Mr. Lcdyard, VINO VIII S'a'O Ava '
ot 2 O'Clock Monday afternoon. .t- = colorIess
The memorial said Mr. stetSo,, ,ootS ~ in the
...rt,tion of The facts and the documents III t.o @
Ease and is accompanied by a copy Ol tNe Icso"o''
adoutcd ly the Bar ASsochtlon' !, oo,,,,to. that a
,,,. ~ the memorial and "A notice oi thc picSc"'a
.,"i' .,i ho scnt to Judge Bookstaver at once
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
OTTIEP STBTHBAN TOWNS.
WTSTCHEsTER COUNTY.
FOI-H TEOTriNG nOH~E, BURNED

FDtE 1ItpIIlNt' Ibl~l.N l.l LNlp
Fire wa, Recovered lat" on Im.dny night in a
stable ou the Fair Ground, Of aIc Agricultural and
Horticultural ~o,c,y OF Wet ter County, ibpua
milo vet of the railroad station at White rlan-.
Au alarm wu- given aud the hrm,u of WHIT" Plain
IL. poudcd promptly. but the mnammahlc material ot
the structure pcrcatcd the possibility of saving thc
ldu. or it, contents Chat of the barn, and long
wooden shed near by. The latter Wa estimated Ia
be worth from ~ 800 10 $1,000. In the stable wcro
some racing horse. all Of which pcr-hcl IN the
flame. Among thee were Grace r. owned rs Jane,
Tbnup.on of Nuuhcr. and valued AZ II 600, ChaIlc,
Fisher owned hv charles fisher, superintendent of
thc Wc-tchcetrr. County Alm- iIou-r ~ Eat larrv
town. and IIp -tNuu-, owned hN VII Nmu-, OF
Eip.fnrd There we're also about twenty tons ~
has ,u fine table. TIE dwelling hou-" of John
Iifmiurhau near IH. Wt- .ct ou hi" three tlm", bv
living rfn,rs Ihr total lo,. D, estimated At f5opo
to 81 900 which J. partF covered hi insurance. The
tro j. supposed e. have been 'nu. .cd by some -lc
dropping a lighted match ll TIE hay.
1pNKFE~ The ANIMAL meeting OF the veteran
corn of the National tIil "i NoLcr- resulted ~ tho
re- election of T.. AlcN. lpu-Jn a. captain. y. KIDD
a. Gr-t lieutenant. and T. T.. stewart a. second lcu
tenant. a public meeting 80, held Oh Thursday
evening for the puIp1-" Of deciding whether II would
be- ad,iuia.cou. T., bond the city f'r *l2bOop. and
apply the sum putting 90" .ircrt- in good condition.
1hr laA payer voted adversely to the propositions
NANNEONECk.-C I"lIn has purchased the Van
Dcrhurch c-lac and viii cut n mp into building plot
after the manner of Rochelle Park. Gas water and
sewer, VIII be- introduced.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
IJIZ\ElIIG

\ NEW WNIHH COMPANY FORMED.
The Union oou.t, Water Company. "Hi,h pr"p'.c'
To- compete far tic -rppi a- "' Eillt"'t Nih "ai'r
tl.d o. articles of uc'.p .p'ritoI '.i.far. INr
.ioclholdcr. a-r r. C,.-.c-.I'u Am'- Clark. Hh"n'
GIa.by. Major Iurh -. Nam.. colonel 'huIr' e..
su,dam. g.. i.-.l. .i,r,u william Mckinley. Henry
IS. Pope. Robert lt lum'ul. Jlu"- l"'t-. Robert W.
Nclrn Thoml. g. lttli.p. frcf"..'H vs.. Ih'ma-. al
Of Elizabeth. aud D. c.fr A.. luli-r of J..'' 'ilF
Robert Leland. ~ llop..Uf. irH 'lvin b'ir''. 81
tc9. brighton. lhc capital g. iA"i ~ rl"u"N'.
10 g. proposed to obtain water i.on ir'"..An "r- q"
Dee driven 40 south iIIlIn". 20.
Deputy Internal Ecvou.c Collector william con
nolv. DEM. who mr .r,erI year h1, had charge
Of ,ouc,nu, t.c lcv,uu" ju tuon. N"nmouth and
vIddl,..N COMMITTEES. ,c.-crdtr rendered h- f".i-nA
tom to Collector Lar.c. who appointed John VI.
Irudc,c I.cpl 60 rl rhe vacancy.
Barnet C.hcn's icsc'ry store, in Elizabeth ave.
wa. broken lrto ly buf-iu- AT au early holr '".i'r
d,y and article valued ri -. wen" stolen. officer
ocr.u .uuc au-rvad Durlt ouc Of tl" r"'c,. "l'
aid hc va- john E,.cn. of Ncw lora. 'ic D.
thought f., lc one of tHc gang that catc,cd several
stores m the city on W"ln" day night.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
>rnrrFp About TIE TowN.

\ lap.cnt policeman named Bernard Malone YES
eilay detained two Nrw York. detective -'recan'~ uit
Thee, proved Their Identity. The t"o officers had ar
rested an Italian Boo hi, home. and were taking hm
10 Sow Norh without warrant.
Another dccg1t ou fom tie Thlit"cnth Na'd' headed
Ly Jamc- i. Nc,Iuty. u,.cd Mayor thapin yesterday
to rapuo.ui Iul,c Commissioner BELL
Mr. Annie VI Keller. Wif, of County Auditor Keller,
died Yesterday at No 10 stockton T., ~ the age "i
t,.,f, nun. she. had been lIl ,.rc, January with
TYPHOID pneumonia she lett three children. Her
husband vu~ elected tJ hi- Office last fall
I'm the .uit of N-s Dor, Kcim To recover damages
for breach If piomi-" Of marriage from w y Peak Il
verdict awarding 5000 Wd- secured yesterday.
\ number II extra train, have been put Oh the Eas'
Sew York line Of the Erpohl,n Elevated Railroad from
the Bridge
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
4 S0rTHERY WOuiY RDBBED

Mrs Mary r.. Foot. a southern woman living at 80.
lI3 West Thirteenth -t recently complained 10 'hri
Inspector Byrncs HAT ~ 30 had been stolen from her
room The money had been ab-tra ted from three
separate roll, Of banhnOc, in bureau drawer bat the
Thief had left part of each roll. Detectives thought
that the money had been stolen hN Fannie Ford, the
cOlOIcd COOk. by her niece HuIaiip etI "" h!-p
wa. employed In the house. The women Wcr" arrested,
lut were Il, ,clargcd because the police could not iu
n,h evidence of guilt, and they went T." their former
home at Lynchburs, Va. Aitcr"am ia" detective,
learned that John ". Brown. cOlorcd hallhOy. had
written letter, for the cook inclO-lng money 10 her
mother In Virginia. Browns testimony furnished -ui
tcient proof of the cook, guilt. Inspector BNTIc5
Thought and he caused her arrest in Lynchburg. She
will be brought 10 th, city fJr t,ial.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
TIE 1ICKERS WILL GO AGAIN.
CONTROL OF THE NEW COMPANY WHICH SUI
CEEDS THE COMMERCIAL SECURED by
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

CONTROL OF THE NEW COMPANY WHICH sue
CEEDs THE COMMERCIAL SECURED BY
THE STOCK EXCHANGE
The etockticke of the Commercial lelesrdh
COMPANY which were silcnccd on Thursday morning
will probably be started today. The property, WINCH
was bought AT sherin's sale by J. W. Mackay Is
prncipal creditor has been transferred to the New
York stock Quotation Company. This Is "a newly
Organized company Of which \. y. Chandler Is the
prcsidcnt 1t is the form which the dciuhct
company assumes The situation is changed material
H. however by the reorganization. Thc STOCK IN
change has acquired control of the new company anu
will be rcprescntcd I'm the management ~ u'o
same time harmonious agreement with the HoId ann
Stock telegraph Company has been made, so that
hereafter there is not likely TO be friction III 'ho
uuhlication of Stock Exchange quotations. \ long
meeting Of the Committee OF Arrangements was HeI'
Yesterday afternoon and although the members were
reluctant 10 discuss the subject, 1t was announced
officially that the stock Exchange had secured a
controlling interest in the new company Il vas
understood from persons who have been engaged nv
tbc negotiations that the stock Exchange Will not
discriminate between the cold and stock and tho
Ouotation companies but that both will have legally
equal access 10 the floor The deal provides for
distribution Of business. and while the new company
will the immediate charge Oi distributing qHold
1innS 10 members of the Board. the cold ana STOCK
general have charge of the uptown circuits. lhll"'F
details of the division OF earnings or Oh o'"r con"
pcuSatonS were concealed carefully. In" purpose
Of the arrangement is 10 give the lnclhDrI0 81
the stock Exchange the first service and. 30 far a
possible to prevent the distribution Of quotations IN
bucket shops and other places where tlr\ are u~'fL
simply a. gambling dcyicc-. II Is believed b\
officers of the Exchange that the present aIrdl-r
mcnt .wilr come near to the end 50 long de'outY
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

Times come to kick out the small
and the slow lots.
A couple of hundred of our best
Overcoats, few of a kind, that were
SO. S2S, $50, $50 and $40, went down
to slS yesterday. They are all at
Prince St. store because not enough to
divide.
Each of the other stores still have
some of those Mems Chinchilla Over
coats reduced to $3.50 and $50 from
eighteen and fifteen dollars; chiefly
large sizes left.
At Prince st. only is two lines OF
BARGAINS in Overcoats for Boys Of
twelve to sixteen years. Rough and
smooth Coats at 50 that were ten to
fifteen dollars each. Chinchillas at
$50 that were eighteen and twenty
dollars.
Generous reductions in Winter In
derwear, Hosiery and Gloves give
more value for a dollar than we have
ever offered.
Stores open this evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
,,,uAr Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Rsnublican National reference stewart Build
ing Louis and Chicago Railway case before Referee
Wilson. ,.,-- ,o.u,iro Coumi,tee
Central Republican Association Executive 0ommi''ce'
Fifth Avenue Hotel p m. 49, ,.,,., go
Association of Collegiate Aumnae' NO oo' fH'na'e''
Q y. III. o,--. g. r-,ronc stoamship
La Bourgogne. ...,. Yacht
Presentation Of Centennial banner 20 Columbia College
College Building, y. III. ~ ,-,,o,
Lecture by General {. l. Christensen cooper '"i'
p. m. -. ..,o,,o ,,vb oveninq
Boxing entertainment, NewYork Athetc OIuO' e'e"i"N
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
ArSry coRDIy rrSrIrIrs roR A PRISONER

Austin Corbin testified Yesterday ON behalf OF
Florence Donolmc one oi hi, employees. who IS on
trial before Recorder ~myth ON charge of murder
Iu the nr.t degree" Dououc aud his wife INcd on
the third noor of 40. 81 East Thirty ifh~t Peter
Ecyuolds the landlord of the house, lived on the
first noor. and Donoluc was Jealous on account ot
ricndlinc~. between hi, wife and Reynolds. ON mo
ulsht oi september 20 DOnOhuc ana MS Wllc were
quarrcnr. when Erynold, went upstairs ana 1t IS
said. struck DouoIuc with heavy ottch. Donphue
aftcrWard went doWn-tar,, following al, Wie VINO ho
believed. went to KcNnold,'- room. lie pushed open
the door of the lower aud stabbed Reynolds
with table knife. causing hi, death. Donoluc t"~ll-
fed that he did II ia self defence. Mr. COrhn Wat
called t. testify to Dououcs past Character. anu
hc wa- emphatic in hi, praises. lie -aid that he had
known Douohuc for eight years and that ho had
always borne "a good reputation for pcaccinlncss.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
CALLING DR. LYMAN ABBOTT UNORTHODox.
DIR. M'LEOD TELLS WHY HE WITHDREW FROM
THE PLYMOUTH COUNCIL.

DIR. M'LEOD TELLS WHY HE WITHDREW FROM
TIE PLYMOUTH COUNCIL
The fact that the Rev. Thomas y. Mcleod, OF the
clinton Nvcnuc congregational Church, formerly Dr.
Rudincton', refused t. sanction DR.. AbbottS thco-
logical views as presented at the council in plymouth
hurch on Thursday sufficiently 10 assist Ill thc III
stalIaton caused much comment yesterday. Inc iac'
ros recalled that Mr. Mcleod Is close frlchd OF Dr'
.,orrs and an active member of the Manhattan Con
pegatonal Association, which strongly diNapproVeS of
the methods Of Plymouth Church In fact 1t was
Mr. McIrod's church. led by Dr.. Budington, which
ioned with Dr. Storr,s church in 1874 in calling tho
Advisory Council to consider the action oil fyhouth
Church In dropping the name of Theodore Illtoh from
IFS rolls without investigation after charges OF deiaul
ing itS pastor had been made. Dr. Mcleod vigorously
ohicc,ed to Dr. Abbotts views in regard to tho
doctrines Of the Trinity the lncarnaton the person
Of Christ SIM atonemcnt, the nature of the sou anu
future reward and punishment
Mr. Mcleod said Yesterday My ACTON In Wltl-
drawing from participation In the Installation oi DE-
Abbott was not due 10 any want OF confidence III MN
asa man or lack of respect for his individual opinions
or any want Of interest N le pTospry aT 6r
I,lnft', view, would agree with mne, was sur
prised to lind them 80 far 9ut oi harmony WIN M @ So
iath Of the fathers and what brlcVe 10 ne tc ~.
nrI cnnccn,u, of opinion In Congrcgatona churehcs;;
Eccause believed nv vote Tor ms lhstailatOn IJ wSu
rcy,J a. nm congregational, un-cvanegca ana un
Scripural / asked the council to excuse nie Ho"'
uirther anticipation in it, work. .oi,.
'"' nr,nber If Pymouth Church said last eyenlng
. rI, Inrt is that MIR Mcleod. like Dr. ctorrS J, nlop
. " trc. i,tcriau than COngrcgational,t' anu hc !,
,t - svmpothv with the tendencies OF thc new anu
n,cr.. ivc theology, Of which Plymouth Ohur'h j.
the ftI tn nrvcr meeting Of Plymouth church LAST
~ ,Ibott read a letter from DR.. Mcleod nv
r,d =" nj, action AZ the Council After cA,
nrc,.nc his friendship for DR.. Abbott d. M'Leou
continued 81, ,-,o,,,. ;,
r,,, am not broad gauge enough thcologlcalY 90
-
,..,.rt.d Inn your statement OF belief ana partclpa
HON I'm the installation. whatever II miEht uei IT, IT,
,ti.r meant to me Endorsement oi views "Illtu
.',, tn me ln.nuud and unsafe. suppose you VIII
bimi nae hdohound but that shall try to endure !,
,,iy ni" ,,u viii not think lacking In persoha'
friendship for Yourself
Dr. Ahhott said hc was glad The lct''r hau pc''
written and that he Lad chance 10 read H. hu'
49,, ..,., ~ DR. Mcleod would not have made the
',.l,t dr.r,n,r lu their friendship. II to'h' !
,.rc H. %. called simply 10 10 prcarrahe'l ull. j..
,,,rd rn hr ~ much DR.. Nhhott d"olhI'u Va, Iia'
b, La VA .rnt t. Council and did not aere" WIN VIZ!
IL. conclusion, lie would have done Just aS d.
Mcleod had done.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
INNG ISLAND.
ABIG SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

BIG SALE bl tfNL ESTATE.
r. Y. IIaruct and Jcr" johnson. ir. have completed
one Of the largest sales Of real estate ever made I'm
Greens County The Land Mortgage Investment and
Agency Company of Loidou, through Il. '. llarnctt
their NcW York a.cnt, and the West Jamaica Land
Companv have sold 10 william Mcgcr for 900 900
all the remaining vacant lot m Morris Park, about
1000 In number, extending from Klchmund I'M ON tho
north to Liberty the south, and from Jefferson
ave on tine west 10 Wck- st. on the cast The MOrri,
Tar station - ia the centre Of tins property, and 100
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
NEWARK
nrRcLARs STEAL JEwFLRY WORTH s

RrRGLNRS STEAL JEWELRY WORTH $1,000.
The jcwcry mandatory Of \. J. Mockridgc' no
113 New Jersey Railroad ave. was robbed during
Thursday night Of diamond icwcry 10 the value "f
$1,000. The mandatory is on the top floor OF the
Slacht Binding. and the work done is chiefly Tor Ne"
YORK. firms The icwclry was placed for -aic hcep'nE
over ncht i'm an old Mcfarland safe. which Is fastened
lv a b,r and paddock. The of the safe also
secured by a cheap paddock The burglar hlcd thr
lock from the -atr The property taken consisted ot
ant Stone and -ctinc~. II j. Thought the robbery
VA, pcrpetritci by persons familiar with the premises
aud with the business transacted.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
PLAINFIELD

A. the rr.t annual meeting ~ tie First Unitarian
church the follow us trustees were elected Mayor
Jo, Male o. U. Well. Nr -. ". rori. VIZ, u. g.
IattcI.
\ rccapltulation ~ te o~ account, shows the
total c.prndtprc- fog tc year i--' o. Do" --'o -.
app,-ton,d a. follows: Lights. -1.--l -". .tr"ct'.
,lol-o- -G. police. 80 $3.50. rn'. -lo'- u. poor.
si2-ia7: Fr, Department. r-2ll i", Board OF
Health. .o57 -7 . m..crl i,',u-. -2,,1l =.