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New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
INDIANS FAr0RING AGENCY SCHooLS.
THE SIOUX CHIEFS DIsMAYED BY TIE NOR

TAII1l A HAMPTON NND CARl1 'lt"
Wa,hngton Jan. l." The Post this morning
say, that II j, understood the Sioux chefs hdd
rather turbucnt Interview viii the Commissioner OF
Indian Affair, over the subject Of Indian schools.
Irvine Miller secretary Of the sioux Commission
when questioned on the subject SAID:
If i, natural that the Indians should be dl'satl'-
h,d with the schools at Hampton ana Carlisle IN
tho nr.t place from 80 to 20 per cent 0i the
r,uil. uf Carlisle and Hampton die Wlthih loul years
nt their return die Ike sheep WIN tue nur-
rain principaly from pulmonary complaints. lhis
i dnc either 10 the effect of the Eastern cIIidie Or
IN thc cncrvatng influence Oi closed houses attcr All
outdoor HE. . A., hin. ,d ,,,
rdr t.cnoc, of their parents, after the comforts Ol
ri,ulatinn /, the of this great mortality Dat
thc death rate Is fearful ami the lidin' "DJctt To
Inc Eastern school. another objection l. urged tHit
srvclI YEAR m the East teaches the young lndah,
IN despi,c their kinsmcn, ana 10 lose the natural
gratitude and affection due hoir parents, whom thcy
ind ON their return, lVln III ignorance, sdualor ana
yrctcheduess and their education makes gap winch
c,unot be brldged while, II the schools were at the
,,.nnrv thr children would daily take home some
c1,dn,cc of civilization and better mode Of living
ANA MI their parents to a higher level.
One old Indian expressed himself poetcally 10 the
Indian Commissioner. when speaking of the logs Wh'b
are frequent at Hampton.
The breath OF the carth," said he rises up ana
pOisons children -,..,
The Sioux Commission favors tho agency school
plan and 1t seems TO have tho weight OF argument
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
YOUNG MEN SPEND \ SOCIAL DAY.

There va, Il pleasant entertainment AZ the Harlem
branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association. No
West one hundred and twenty ffthst. Yesterday af'
tcrnoon and evening There was social reception
and an exhibition OF the phonograph m the parlors
from till p. m. In the gymnasium there was an
interesting exhibition by the members of the gym
uasium class, including several contests Of skill and
strength These entertainments were open Ia men
only. During the evening there was an entertain
m?nt consisting Of musical and literary exercises IN
The assembly rooms. The phono-raph was also on
cN hibttion I'm IN, evening Among those who took
parts were Mis- Mary f.. Cherry and the member.
Of the Ncndcl~~Ohn male QUartette. The members ~
the association and their friends spent enjoyable
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
ITALIANS ATTACK 4 cOLoRED MAN.

A serious aaray took place early last evening 10
front Of tenement house at No 232 sands-st LrooA'
lyn The only one of the tenants who remained up 10
the close Of the year Charles Walker colored ase
twenty four cooper. who with his family, occupied
the first floor. Yesterday being rent day walker
rendered half months rent TO Luis Luigi the i"nd
lord The latter refused to accept II and qusrei
cnsued Walker was attacked by hall dozen ltaiansl
who proceeded 10 pound beat and blnise hn almost
10 inscnsi ility before the police appeared. ihoes
arrested whom Walker identified and who were lOehea
mn we're Petro Rarbello, age twenty two, of No 90
Canton ST.. GenarO Boldaro, age twenty nine OF 20
334 Sandsst. and Petro Grebatto. are sixty OF Nss
So Canton 81.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
4 NEW TEMPERANCE HALL.

one Of the contemplated Improvements at Mount
Vernon i, the new hall for the Woman's Christian
TEMPERANCE Union. cut Of which was published IN
" The Wc,tche-tcr County Record YESTERDAY Ihe
present hail. which Ia, been used by the salvation
Army for several weeks. i, IN Third ave near FIRST ST.
and i, a small old fashioned one story structure ana
much too limited in capacity for the needs oi the uloh
The new building Will be on the present slte ana VIII
be- imposing aud attractive. Ii Is To have 'front.' -
fort, three feet aud viii bc ninety eight long, and one
r, and half high The front Will be OF corrugated
t,r,, embossed IRON with artistic glass WlndOws. me
SIDE, Will also bc of corrugated iron and tile rooi WIN
~. f l,tc The interior Will have al Ornanened IRON
I'm, ,,uh unl,hln-, IA White wood. The hall, or
main noor " II Dee sixty feet long, forty feet
wide and Will seat 800 persons. Inc platform 9 VII Ml
room, beneath. There Will also be gallery that VIII
,c,omniodatc lj7 persons There VIII De uiSe
r,,rt ,p which will be dining room 4OAil iect, a
it.hrn pantry, toilet and reading room Inc ouiiuihS
will cost about 5000.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

potroln,n Richard Ilalpne. 0f the second Precinct
died suddenly yesterday. llr had been I'll iom III
NucnII.
An unknown woman died suddenly about mdnichi
e-t.r!ay iu tie Bridge poi'' station Hh' wa,
taken .i 81, Adam, and ii-h -.-., and wa, assisted
about -,t, i've year, old. and wa, dressed 'u pI''N
,,ith a Grape. bonnet and a red IH'hri. lh'Ic N"'
nothing 6, identify hri
.,picnt police sergeant. ln naluu- "ut his dnN
rcpnri y.. trulay. iu DIS antscN tp ttt'.hc lh'
chance ol d,t. involved by the ucw year. wrote that
, certain th,u occurred "ou the -3tli proN
The woman who committed suicide ~ the Eat
I.,.r ON Tuesday Wa po-itivcl' Identified yesterday
49, vr- Mary H,vlc~. wife of Lewis T. Bowie, It bar
mind for some time, and had attempted 7u'"e''h''
wears ago.
Harry pc-.cudorf age uirc fen overheard from the
.,r,lln,t Richard * FoN. 90 tie Erc Basin. \c-tcr
day morning and va, drowned li- BODY Na- e
covered.
\ Christmas tree m the rooms Of Jam'S fireman.
,r ,hc third n1or of So 5fG fhlid ave.. took hr'
,rhc, r,ltrd ON Ncv Year Eyc. tnd 'au>cd con
siderable excitement Iu the heat oi % \nnic brush
liu ag. thrtccu Jumped from tl" -e''nd story win
d.r and d.,locatcd her foot Sic Wa taken |" ne
~cncy Hospital
charlie, schneider age tWcIty four IF 80. - Front
- fired ,u pM ml-hct 10 celebrate tlc incoming
year ot midnight Yesterday, aud the weapon bnr't
, .ol,,t.r of the -torh $50, dllyru into ho chest, in
e,tjnc a severe wound. lie wa, taken t. the
homeopathic Hospital
The Frrmad. 4 scandinavian benevolent socleN'
clehratei the close of The year with ball on Tuesday
evening
The officer, and supporter, Of the Hebrew orphan
,.,lutn No .-6 Mcponousl st.. gaN" a Ne" YEAR IS
entertainment 10 the asylum m,t evening Nuy
people present.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
NEW.BRTNSWICK.
SOLVING THE TAX QUESTION.


CITY surveyor Tice and his corps Of assistants have
completed tie city tax map and it has beer formally
adoptcd by the Common Council. Under the pro-
vision. of the city charter. now that the map has
been completed the duties Of the city assessor in
the lcvyng OF the tax on real estate will be per
formed by Board OF Tax Assessors Of three members
H. be appointed by the Common Council. The Com
missioner, Of Adjustment who, under the Martin Act
are readtustng the of taxes have filed The
hfth Of the six reports. which shows arrcarageS OF
$50 900 IN the Fifth Ward alone. The Commissioners
have been al work eighteen months and during that
tmc thousands Of dollars in unpaid taxes which had
been given up worthless have been collected over
two thirds Of the denqucnts settling rather than
have their propcrcs sold.
All the Protestant churches Of the city have joined
in evangcii,tic services. which held by turn in
the six larger church edihces. The singing at the
meetings will h. led by trained choir Of 200 voices
Ioui, Bcllon. a Iliramst. baker, was caught be
tween the gates While crossing the Pennsylvania
Railroad track, on Tuesday night at WaNhngton' ST.
the gatemau carclcs-ly closing the gates after Belof
had driven on the track and before he could get OFT
again nj, wagon was struck the horse killed and
he himself badly hurt.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
THE FASTEST TINE ON RECORD,

In make
OF resulting
blood
itching
cured by this wonderful
positive benefit
White
Ulcers yield wonderful
Indigestion and Dyspepsia 1t
therefore, femn the stomach interfering with digestion
in
other medicine all like it. either in composition or effect Therefore don't be
good II substitutes
just good why don't their vendors garan them to 90 N they are
with all who buy
Golden Medical Dsovery? For the good that such plan of
remedy like
ngoc the digestion,
children MEDICAL ASSOCIATION PropeOr No. G3
Street, Buffalo y. Y
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
voryDED IN NEw YEARS DAY AFFRAYS
A NEGRO AND TWO WOMEN CUT AND ANoTHLE
WONAN'S SKULL FRACTURED.

WOMAN'S SKULL FRACTURED.
Two drunken negroes Elijah MumirIc, and Lawrence
H. Buifett quarrcllcd 10 a liquor store AT Grand ana
Thomp,on ,s Yesterday and went ont on the Sidewalk
~ scbt E,rdett knocked Mumiries down and then
stabbed aim ln the abdomen with jackknNc. lHe
wounded negro got Al, feet ana chased ' a''d'"'
,lor, Gra,d f. haf block shoutmr: stop him! lie
stabbed me- crowd joined In the chase but huI-
dctt got ayav lie Wa, sncrward arrested by De
,octives Olrien and saycrcool and locked up in TIE
station Muui1c, fiii;,d from los, Of blood
before An au1uancc arrived. and st IT. Vincent HOS
ui,aI the suifeous sad ne likely 70 de from ms
,o,rd. He aid lie va, twenty three years Old ana
,,,cd ,t y, Nluetta Lane. Bufdett /, thnty.on
wear, old and b., home i. At so i West houstohai'
In fight IN ;Ac teucn.cAt house so u 'AciIF 81
..,a-I., ancr,oou. Charlie RIt;cr. a baker, % 80.
80 Madison ST., seriously ~'nHood NI"'c N'''' m wy
,o .ido and Kmle Farrell the !cii cheek ana arm
.,i,h , ,azor. He Young women were taken 10 the
,I,,rlcr, street Hospital ard Euttcr Wa arrested.
ti,ht in the tenement house 80. "i3 East IhlfN
t,,l-t rc,iilto, IN a probable murder yesterday al
t.rnoon Two frOlt rooms on me t'p moor nave o''"
occupicd by William McLlrpy aboFri' scNci,y yeaIo
"a a ~ vIf. VARY. ia rooms Oh the admc
Ann have lived Mrs Margaret UWnan, WIDOW atlu'
otXt, year Oi age. a4d hci unmarried udhs"rI Id'
-, ynflcr and daughter are iiwkard'. On hyl
Jav Margaret QunIan tore some hdI ON ol Mp. ~
FIJoy', head. The injured woman went J." court al.u
procured a summons, bIt did not appear 10 prosecute
nc Onnans we're drank yesterday, and in the aitcr
noon night n lh. rooms di'(nIDeo every l,' poS f"r
help. lic SAID tie Qunhn women MeiS htis hgiuns M ~
wife 10 death. A policeman ionnd MIs. McEnrl ,
. ci,, I, her nc.d AID Size accused McElrOf II beat
Ing her with a suck MclhOy was locked ~ u me,
~ Thriy-1fh.et police station. H. wife was iOuhd
~ have fractured ~ku!l aud Al Bellevue Hospital Ibt
evening She was said 20 be in critical condition with
LITTLE chance Of recovering AarEa,ei ouan MS
that she was suffering chiefly from alcoholism
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
E1rcrED By THE WESTERN DRrMuERs.

St Lonis jan AFTER one of the most hotly con
tested elections held in this city by business
organization, James Bannerman of the firm Of Meyer,
Rannerman a CO.. yesterday elected president OF
the Western Commercial Travellers Ass0cation There
were tickets m the field and all the visor ana on.
thmsiasm Of a heated political contest were manifesied
I'm the struggle. Mr.. Zimmerman headed the oppo'
,ition ticket the whole of which was elected by
handsome majority. Of the outside candidates James
e. Miller Of chicago, was elected second Vice presloeht
and W. l. Goyer, OF st. Paul. fourth vice president
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
THE soRGHUM SUGAR INDUSTRY IN KANSAS.

Topeka, KAN Jan l.-GcOrge f. Kellogg OF sterling'
Kan STATE Suear Inspector last night filed his annual
rcport concerning the sorghum sugar industry -
Kansas The report shows That the total oi sugar
,,.,ut,ctnrcd thi, wear l,2l;i.2.5 pounds a.
.'',air.1 GOa 17i Mound, manufactured last year. IN
addition TO the foregoing. Inspector KELLOGG s''c,
.t fuIly .Og 600 pounds more sugar VIII be "bldhcu
tr, tbc second which will take Il month or sN
,,.cnls lnngcI 10 gcl ont.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN's RECEPTION.

The reception rooms and the big vestibue of Arch
bishop Corrigan's handsome home in Madisonave
were filed most Of the time yesterday with persons
passing and rcpaSSng in almost unbroken line as
they came went. after making inquiries fof the
health OF the spiritual ruler who has charge of the
Roman Catholic Archdiocese Of New York, and wishing
him happy New Year The callers included, be
sides many PrOtc,tants and host of Cdthollc priests
scores of the leading laymen in the CathohC com
muntv in the 0ty. The archbishop received them
with his usual kindly smile, and pleasant word LOT
oh
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
>rmu,vrx RErrhLIcAN, Ar 4 REcEprloN.

New Haven Conn, Jan. (SpeciaD-Ne" lear ,
ha, been celebrated quite extensively IL TINS 'iiF'
but urqucstouably the most elaborate reception gwen
was that at ;he Republican League. where upward 'i
900 leading Republicans chattcd about p".u'aI
affairs A. they pagtooh of thc daihues sp'o"u i''
their entertainment. Prominent among tho'c VINO
acted A, entertainers were Judge Lyndc Harrison
general r. : Glcely. Lieutenant Governor :. =; Hef
vim Collector 4. H. Kellam. Nathan Easter0.o0k, !F?
Aldermen f. C.. Bushnell, :. :. Ihomp'on ana W. .
l.IaMnlnr.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
-Four Years On Crutches
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
A NEREY DAY At THEIR CLUBHOUSE.

NERRY DAY At THEIR CLUB B-HOrsE.
The members Of the Harlem Republican Club thor.
oughly enjoyed themselves on New Years Eve, and
also on New-Ycar's Dav. Oper house was kept yes
erday during The day hundreds If friends Of the
member, visited the clll-hog-e The enrcrainment
committee wa on hand bo'i afternoon AID evening,
and did much % aRu-e the members and their friends
Or. Charlie, \. clinton. EdWald ~ cutler. James \:
Colvin the newly elected president. and >as c. Crvte
contributed toward the entertainment.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
ANNIvERsARY nE EMANcIpArIoN.

Norfolk. Va. Jan 1.-The twcnty sixth Anniversary
of the Emancipation Proclamation va, celebrated 10y
the coorcd people here today The procession. which
was a large one. ooinpo. ed Of military and civic
orders, and wa, reviewed by the Mayor. the Judge
Of the Corporation Court. and the city Council Tie
exercise, closed with Grafton, the reading OF an
nripin,l uocm. music and the bcnCdtCtlJn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
FELL DEAD WHILE MAKING A CALL.

Henry Hultz. of 80. Lao LeynctOnave., was ont
making New Years call, Yesterday afternoon. Among
those on whom he called was Thomas swart.
Of 30 23o East one hundred and seventeenhst. When
he went into the house he was apparently In good
health and spirits. and checrlly wished Mr. s~art
and other persons IN the house a Happy New Year
After he had been chatting for q few moments ne
suddenly fell 10 the floor. and IN a few minutes ne
was dead. II thought that liultE dled rom
heart disease. Late in the evening the body was
removed to h, home.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
SuooTJyG HATcH At LOyG BRANCH.

Long Branch. y. j.. Jan. IA big crowd attended
the shoot on the grounds Of the Central Gun club to-
dav There were several swccp,talc, shot at live
birds and some remarkable shooting was done by
Cannon the ouc-arncd shooter. The feature Of the
days sport was The shot for heavy silver cup, to 80
10 the member Of the Central Gun Club making the
hest score In the years monthly shoots The prize
was presented John Hocy, r.. son Of John ocy o
the Adams Express Company. The best score was
made by Mr. shaw. who shot for Mr. Ioey. Several
matches we're shot with blue rocks.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
THE ELJzAayrU COMMON corycIL.

The Elizabeth. y. j. city Council for 800 organized
last night by the election OF cx-Judge Patrick H.
Gilhooly Democrat as president. An unsuccessful
.nnnt was made To elect a CITY clerk and street
commissioner. Mayor Rankin's first message was
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
n,yvrp TO yEw.YoRK CENTRAL MEN.

Cornonu. VauderbiIt gave ms annual Now Years
dinner 10 the employees Of the Ncw-iork Central and
west Shore railroads in the rooms OF the railroad
hranch of the Young Mems Christian Association at
rhltlethst and Tentave YESTERDAY an6 me room; .d,,
zoo mon narfook Of Mr. NandcrJllts hoSptihty:
The genents for tho dinner were IN charge OF
r. L. Hamilton.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
AIONG TILE SOTND.

BRIDGEPORr-1he store OF Georse Il. 9 Enm9hds a.,
icwrcr and optician In Main It, was entered by
iurslar, on Tuesday night and robbed OF wateheS
,pr,taclcs etc amOuntn- in value TO several hnno'
dollar, The thieves gained entrance by pINllt
oprn a rear door. The police have no clew TO TIN
robbers.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
r,,, uor.Fs AT TIE THEATRES.

There was not much in the w Of New years oo
scrvance at the theatres. There were matinee o>''y
-. 49,, totio,v matinees are uncertain quantteN'
some Of them yesterday we're as large aS 'hoS VIC"
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

coud be and some Of them extremely small.
Neatly every seat was taken at DAYS as usual. and
there were large audiences at the Madison square,
the Union Square and the Academy Of Music. The
audiences in the evening were generally good.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
HANDSOME GIT To NINE HOST

E. T. Harper Frank ". sanger and GEORGE u.
wooster acting as q committee. presented yesterday
10 l. Steinfeld. manager ~ the Hotel t9d'me
,,rree containing : 600. = NCN-NraI. gift iNm ire
CREST OF the house aud other friend, of Nr -'".n'cd
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

A DINNER AND A SERMON At JAIL.
No visitors were allowed at Ludlow Hueo' 'Hi
YESTERDAY but the prisoners had DIX ,,a,+
Morgan assistant pastor Of 81. Marks Churo"'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
4 DULL AND GLOOMY DAY II K:NGsro

Kingston. y. Y. Jan. l l>pcciall-Ims was
gloomy New Year, Day IN the old Dutch city. 1t
raincd I'll the afternoon and evening. Even the old
cherished custom Of calling Wa almost wholly nnoh
served and The streets were more quiet and deserted
tbau on sunday. The country road, are IA 90 bad a
condition as to forbid driving for pleasure.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
tn COLLECT POLICE STATISTICS

Police Commissioner Bell Issued an order Yes'''
DAY requiring an precinct captains within hVe daN'
o. report , f1l list # the crime, Of the lat year
I'D their precincts t'c number u arrests the NUMBER
of failure tp arrest criminals and tle reason there
f,r anil 81. TIE .pmplrut- made rriiu-t -'horlnh'''
JOS ,lptin- -cr-rtut.. and round -m"n D"''' I'VE,
r. also required report 'he number ~ arrests "a u
made both with amt without warrants. The aim D.
., secure : hud pf information t'r Use ln MAXI :
,,rf,f- I,cn nov precinct, Will bc created shortly
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read recommending that the city be divided INTO
twelve ward, with ouly one alderman to each.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

The rcw order of Police Commissioner BELL requiring
emtl,,c- ~ the Department who have not hereto
fr, worn uniform, while upon duty TO appear m Them
,,.rf into force Yesterday. Thu-" Affected by II arc
rcle.rAph ~ipcuut adcut Mason, Telegraph operators
Williams Keenan,. campbell Gcar, Cornell ana M'IloF'
Frederick l. Jenkins. clerk 10 tho superintendent the
t,l.yr,ph lncmcn and hrid-oic'ler'. Ihe-c al
,..,,.d ,hoir r.r uniforms Yesterday. number Of
th.r ,vIfh rrr~I -cr,r stripes. The tommio>lohcf
," fl dcputv and ,lork and the Detective ~crGcauis
,r,, fn. only persons the Department not no" r.
,uir,d to appear 900 uniform when upon duty.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
A coLoRED -rArE r>IR Ar coLrMBIA. :. e.

y
Columbia =. g.. Jan. ! (~pccial..lt 1, probable
that to-day may mart, ar era in the history Of th"
colorcd race south Carolina. nor It l. altogether
i'm probable that the new departure now made may
have a powerful bearing ou thc solution Of the
pcrplcNing race problem that hludcrs aud hamper
southern progress In a ni0d"- way. NOT ~ all rep
rc,cnting ihc actual possibilities In the way 81
Illustrating the industrial progrs Of The negro race.
the frat co,icd state fair ever held n south Carolina
was opened 20 dav to the Inspection of the public pf both
-nccs. The day cpui not have been worse, but the
attendance wa fair There were in all 5j3 cntrc,
these included Aor-cs cattle. poultry. field crop, and
fancy articles. There VIII be- many more cntric'
made by tomorrow. The chief draw back thu far seem,
10 hc tina. thc-c at the head Of the enterprise
hardly equal Z" TIE emergency. The white, have "a
tended a helping hand ln every possible way, and have
given the catcIpri-c much announcement. req
mcut Of cOlnrcd troops from Charleston reached hero
TO night. and visitors are coming IN rapidly. on
Friday, Governors Day, Governor Richardson VIII
deliver address, and there will be sham battle
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

4. scene Of excitement occurred m the Iiebrc" or
uhas A.vIum. 1T ~tuyvc-,nt ave. and Ncpon"nSh-
st. Yesterday morning. when ,m"h" Wa- di'r"'ercd in
one Of the corridor. The fire alarm was iunS "ud
prepaf.,tou. were made 20 remove the children 10
pl,cc Of -foty bat the Use of the precautions against
,re In the buiIdng served to rNtngni-h the Name,
h.or. ..rnil- damage WAS done aud III" excitement
,vss ouclled The hrc va- traced TO defective Hue.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
THE DAY QUIETLY OBSERVED Is BROOKLYN.

Tie New Year in Brooklyn hailed with the
customary din tie and the ringing Of church
bells. Many people in tic streets and al the
churches where watch night services were held. Inc
holiday was observed yesterday by the cessation
Of all public and private business save what "aa
necessary and the display Of the public flags. The
custom of calling was not generally observed Many
houses were closed by reason OF the prevailing III
eucnza and many young men iciraned from exposing
themselves 10 the danger Of catching cold IN the
damp condition Of the streets.
Mavor Chaplin held the customary reception at the
,.,, uau Al IL a. m lie assisted by the new
Controller Mr. Jackson. and Corporation Counsel
Jenks. The new supervisor at Large Dr.. Krotzsch-
mar and County Auditor Keller received their friends
-" -, ~ Cont HOusc. Mrs. Bcecher AT home 10
Se a. tr,endS AZ her house. AT Hicks and Orange sts.
on The Heights Popular ministers, like Drs. stOre.
CuyIer Belrends. Meredith, Abbolt ana Terunc, "a"
MANY of their friends
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Usual sLowyE,s BECOMES EAGER SPEED.

80 messenger boy grew gray m doing hi early
evening erands lat night, and if the winged Mercury
himself had entered In the for the Morton House
cup (of coffee aud other good things be ~oud have
been disgracehlly distanccd. Five hundred more or
les Of the telegraph and district messenger boy, Of
the city without regard 20 company, color or previous
condition Of la,s.tude, received dinner from Charles
L Vcrnanl, proprietor Of the hotel long table was
slrcad IN the cafe and tins was loaded again ana
again with what forty chickens and turkey Be-
tive barrels Of orange, aud five Of apples would make
together with sandwiches, coffee ana cake without
end When the fIst relay Of fifty boy, had
ranged them-clvc, about the table the taIc.t DoF
sad grace by asking WhaTs the matter WIN Nf.
Ncynarn % And Hes ali right :" wa the response
that went up from the forty nine other hungry throat,
There wa exhibited the natural lnPaueh'c ~ NOuui
10 ge ali the GOOD thing, Of life al once but there
serious disturbance. INc 0nlN spcc'h'> ndu'
modelled the immortal grafton OF yoluiS I"ls'
al Mr. BumbIc', memorable banquet.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
r,.xrR>L or THE REV. ". W. MONTGOMERY.

The Episcopal Church Of >tThomas, at Mamaroneck'
,, turJ Yesterday morning at the funeral of the Rev
William ~ Montgomery, who had for nearly nineteen
,., b,cn the rector Of the parish Tie wardenS ana
v.. tryiucn acted a. pallbclrcr,. The Rev NJ. Tar
,,,,.t,u of Greenwich. Conn, read portion oi t'c
funeral service and Archdeaoou Van klee,h Iedd t1c
u.u,I Lesson, for the OCCASION Bishop Potter deHN
, i..f ,tdr,-- I'm which hp fcclngly alluded 10
Mn, life and Character oi the dead clergy man lHe
buritl viii bee iu Philadelphia .AmOn1 The atl'HulHs
i.rstt.en we're the Rev ". :. lounE. rector OF ~
p.rrr', Church Portchc,cr. the Rev. Dr. hrheN ,
rc,to, Of Chri,t Church. Rye. the Rev Mt Moody oi
,I.,nar,urch: the Rev. Ml. Holmes, OF Mt. vernon ,
the Rev C. ". Lolton, Of PclhamN Die the Rev W. =
CofcV of st. pauls Church, Ea-tchestcr