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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-06-13
A Primitive Timekeeper.

Now and then the explorer among
primitive people happens upon find"
which strikingly illustrates that necessity
is not only the mother of invention, but
that there Is strong family likeness
among the inventions. An English nat
uralist, while visiting Great Sangir,
known as the Celebes, or Spice Islands,
lodged at the house Of a rajah.
In front OF the house was u veranda,
in the corner Of which stood a sentry,
whose business it was to keep the time
for the village, by the aid of primitive
sandglass.
Two bottles were firmly lashed to-
gether mouth to mouth, and fixed In a
wooden frame, made to stand upright in
reversible positions, A quantity OF black
sand ran from one bottle into the other
in just half an hour, and when the upper
bottle was empty the frame was re-
versed
Twelve short sticks, marked with
notches from one TO twelve, were hung
upon string. A hook was placed be-
tween the stick bearing the number OF
notches corresponding to the hour last
| struck and the one to be struck next.
The sentry announced the time by strik-
ing the hours on a large gong. ng.-Montreal
Star. -----.
A Columbus Novel.
! We are about to celebrate the four
hundredth anniversary of the discovery
Of the continent by Columbus. Many
readers, not aware of the fact, will be
glad to know that one of Fenimore
Cooper's novels Mercedes of CASTLE"
is Columbus story. The hero Of that
romance accompanies Columbus on his
venturous enterprise, and large part Of
the narrative consists of an account Of
the voyage, Of the discoveries, and all
that occurred. At this juncture readers
will find 1t timely and entertaining. The
real experiences of Columbus are inter
woven with some romantic adventures
Of the hero, and there Is introduced in
the story an Indian girl, Ozema, who IL
probably the most fascinating of all the
Iavage beauties that figure In fiction
Appleton's.
A MereifuI Man,
Mrs, simkins has Just heard that he,
husband has been drawn to serve on q
jury.
John Simkins on the criminal juryr
exclaimed Mrs. Simldns. "Well, all
can say is that congratulate the crimi
nals."
"Why, Mrs. simkins2 Is your HUSBAND
very merciful mann
"Mercifulf Why, John stmkin
wouldn't hang . pictur', mnch loss |
door, unless he was jest made tog-Mon
tTeal Star.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-06-13
LAID DOWN BY THELAW
CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH A MAN's
HOUSE IS HIS CASTLE.

The Imaginary wall by which Legal
Fiction Surrounds Rssidsnce-ourious
Cases Have Arisen Regarding the Mean
ing OF the Word Entry"
1t isa principle well settled that the
law does not regard tribes, and yet when
It is a question Of an officer entering q
dwelling TO serve a civil process II does
trouble itself about very small things.
For every mans house is his castle.
Though 1t be Of matched straw, and
though the wind may whistle through 1t,
and the rain may enter, yet the king can
not. So the rule was laid down by Sir
Edward Coke.
But many curious cases have arisen re-
garding the meaning of the word ENTRY"
and what constitutes wrongful entry
1t has long been settled that the officer
enter, but IL the outer door be open he
may break down an inner door.
So, also, the question has arisen wheth-
er 1t is breaking In TO open the outer
door by lifting the latch or drawing back
a sliding bar In the ordinary way In
which persons entering house open q
door. In England 1t is held that such an
entry is lawful and not a breaking into the
castle. In the United States, however, the
right Of immunity in ones own house is
more jealously guarded, and such an en-
try is considered breaking in and is
therefore unlawful. The raising Of
latch or pushing open closed but I'M
fastened door, or any entry whatever
which has no relation to the license ex-
press or implied, is unlawful.
Likewise in the case of a window. If it
be found open the officer may come in,
and If 1t be found to some extent open it
may for this purpose be opened further
but an entry may not be made by break
ing pane or pushing in or raising a
window which is closed but not fastened,
even though it be hung on pulleysj nor,
for a stronger reason, when the window
is fastened by a hasp.
The fiction underlying all these de-
ciAons is that II man close his doors
and windows the law surrounds his home
with an imaginary wall as safe for prac-
teal purposes as that of a medieval
castle.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-06-13

Ol HlB IttIb.
The verdict was afterwards set aside
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-03
9ie fiebem 9aiier Sfmerifa's.

Seit iener 3eit, in pel6er bic lpeiBen
Wtdnner nit bem S1perte in bet eiuen,
oem &reu3esbanner in bet anberen 6aub
BefiB nabmen bon benz burh Columbus
entoedten Welttbeile, baben iieben WSans
ner bic Grone bes einen ober anberen
ameritanif6en &si1es getraaen. glle
berrf9ten in bieiem Sabrbunbert, aae
trugen bic GaiIertrone, aber teiner BON
ibueu 1T auf benz 2brone geitorben.
Orel bon bieieu lparen S6bne ber
dtbiopii6en STAGE. unb iie i9mongeu ibr
blutbeiprengtes Seepter iiber bem gis
lanbe 0aiti. Der erlte mar ieuer furdbt.
bare Saeques De6alines, Der bon Ser
afritanii6en 8oIbftifte als 5tlaoe mad,
9lmerifa gelan9t mar unb am 8. Ottos
ber 1904 li6 als Sacob L. gum Gailer
bon 9aiti tr6neH lieB. Qm II. Oftober
1906 enoete er unter ben 5dbelbiebeu
eiuiaer Veri6worener. Ser yfeger Gbris
itopbe folgte benz yeiIpiele feines @tam.
l1es9enohen; unter bem Hamen Gailer
6einri6 |. regierte er neuu Sabre, BIG
er am s. Ottober 1920, bon iSefuben
umordnat, in Der 8ersspeiflung aur gi.
ltole erlff uno fid felbit cine 2ugel burd
ben &opf fdoB. Ser brittle untsr ben
bunfeIbdutigen Raiiern mar Der arau.
lame Soulouque, tpel9er anno 1849
ii9 gum 3aiIer 9aiti's empori6wang
uno als Gauitin |. aebu Sabre lang
S9nar3e uno WeiBe nit Seorpionen
5adtigte, big mon ben Wiitberid unae.
tegnet per 56ub mad Samaita fanote.
Werlto's Sotou. wel6en big au ben
Sagen beg Gonquiitaooren Gortes eia.
geborene &6ntgc lnnebatten, beren beibe
lsbte. Wonteiuma uno Quateno3in, ae.
ipaltiamen Sooes lfarben, nabmen stpei
&diler eiH, oeren elmer Elm Nbt6mmlira
Der inoinnii6en Gace. Der anbere elm
Sprone aug oem 5auie 0absburg Qe.
meien; Nugultin l.. /, Dor Ieiner Gr6nuna
Sturbloe gebeiben, mar Der cine, Mari.
mlllan l. Der anbere. Yeioe murbeu
eriboien; isuer i'm Sabre 1924 bsi eis
nem Teriu9e 5ur g8iebererIarguna Der
&rone, nafcem sr 5pti Sabre gebeirld,t
batte uno banu berbaunt lporoen mar,
bieier 1867 in Queretaro.
Der le6ste unb Der liebente unter ben
amerifauiiden GaiIern paren bic beiben
VSdnner, lueid)e als 9om peoro l unb
Dom Yebro III. ben 8bron 8raElieus
inrebatten, bon benz Sage on, ba Bra.
ltllen aug elmer portusielif6en propina
EN- ielblfltdnbiges Rei6 genorben. Dom !
peoro bantte in Golge elmer 3eboIuton |
i'm Sabre 1881 ab uno manbte lid) nadl |
ietnem Seimnt6lanbe, ua6 portuaal, |
tpel6es nun aud bas Reiieaiel bes lie,
benten unb tuabrfdeinli6 Iebten ameri,
tanii6en 2aiiers ift, ber nabesu smei
lang seberrIdt BOT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-03

! bamit bielleidbt ueiter fommen, ieb aber
fann mid nidt anbers ma1en als ih
/ bin, iebt nidt mebr. Ser Druf bat
mid 5u lauge Tim alle 59pungttaft
gebradbt, i'd bin tleinIi9 uno be6enfli9,
i6 mdre Elm gIeigeui6t an Sbren GiBen,
INNER iprd9e etpas in mir: Du
biff ni6t oa5u gema9t, in bic
neite Welt gu laufen tpie eine 81
geunerin, bu biff eine armielige Glein=
| itdbterin, bic nur 10 bdtte berbrau1t
tperoen miiiien, mas iu9If bu in Nmes
rifa2 gi@ts bait bu gelernt, als &etten
tragen; nun bait bu elm 9eimmeb na6
beinem @efdnsuiB = unb es gei9ie1t
bir Ge6t.
Sic bate ii1 gang bon ibm losge>
ma9t, mar ans Genifer getretea unb
bate Elm paar Mtbem3hge in bie Na9t
binaus getban. Damn manbte lie fi1
rai6 mieber um.
Sinb sic nod bier2 6aben Sic
Mid nod ni6t berltanben2 Da leban
Sic, tuie tpenig mir suei gu eiuanber
taugten. Sic t6nnen mir autrauen.
mid bon Sbnen entfiibren 5u lafIen, baB
bann mein 8ater bergebens auf cine
Antmort bonn @rafen tpartete unb ber
am @nbe aug meiner Gluft einen Wors
wGnb ndbme, einem Maune, Der cine
2anbifrei6erin our Sobter babe, feline
l1ntsrfaBung mebr geben au pollen.
Gum lebten Wfal alio lai1en Sic mid
aqein. Sd meiB es tpobl su f6dben,
baB Sic mir bieie un|tnnigen Dor.
f6ldge genla9t baben. Sic fino in esSbs
rer Mrt elm ebler Meni9, nur iiber.
ipannt uno tennen bic MeIt nod ni6t.
8ieQei6t = on Sbrer Stelle : obpobl
i9 ni9t besreife. tparum sc fi9 gerabe
mid ausgeiu9t baben.
Gut benn! unterbra6 er fe. Sd
tuerbe Sic ieBt berlaifen, liteiu GrduleIn.
Iber nur unter ber Bebingung, baB
bies nidt ibr lebtes Wort 1T. Msors
gen, gegen Wtittag, fomme i'd tpieber,
unb Sic baben oann Maes reiffi9 iibers
leat unb fagen mir Sbren gntldIuB.
Sd tuieberbOle es, tDenH sic mid au1
eisenliunig uno pe.iiidt nennen: id1
fliebe nidt obne sic. Sd wiirbe meis
ner Greibeit ni9t fob tperoen, tpenn
i'd sic suriidaelahen bdtte. 9eHten Sic
babon, tpie sic tpolen, es if mir iebr
glei9giiltig, mas feruer aus mir tpirb.
Nuf morgen alio, ni9t tuabr2
gr ftanb nit 70 ernlter unb treuber.
aiger Geberbe Dor ibr, baB iie nibt ums
bin fonnte, ibm gum Mbf9ieb bic 6anb.
gu rei9en, bic er reipectboa an bic Sip.
pen briidte, uno 4aes gu peripreden,
um mas er gebeten bate.
Damn blieb fie allein.
Sic fGloB fein Nuge au bieie game
Wa9t. Ser 9o9leitsldrm tpar Idngif
berballt, ales i'm 9auie f6tief big in
ben bellen Worgen binein, oben aber in
bem lebten 3immer unterm Dad laB
cine rubeloie arme Seele in bem 2ebu.
Itubl am sSeniter unb fab nit meits
olfenen 9lugeu in ben 6immeI,
big er Iid) nod unb had burd ale
S1attlrungen bes Wloraenamielidts
ipieoer 3u boiler Concentrated ae!iftet
bate.
s6ortfsbuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-03

auf bas 6eeresmefea be3iisliden Wnse.
legenbeiten-mit Der 2ei6tfartigteit Der
Deutiden uno bauptfddli6 ber Jreifnz
nigen. bic ieoa, au9 bic unlinnig1fe
Na6rt9t ausI6mdBen. unb obne &iid.
it6t. oh bieielbe mabr ober unpabr i1f,
tlir Wabl3pede miBbrau9en. Die frei,
ltnnige partei m6se bon ben frana0Ii=
iGen Hepublitanern Gins Iernen: Bas
trlottsmus, Der bic SntereHen Der ST.
9erbeit bes 2anbes iiber partei sSnters
eiien gu ftelen tueiB.
DAB aud oerartise IusfdQe aeaen
etue ganae partei, in tpsl9er fid Wdns
afr bon Der reinifen, b6difen patrioti=
l9en 8eiinnung befiaben, bic befebenoe
erbltterung nur nod bsribdrfen mill
len. 1T fel6iioeritdnoli9. unb berart
lebeH mir bier i'm Iasemeinen auild)en
Der etpigsa 2riegsfur9t mad 9uBen unb
bem ungemehenen Barteibaber i'm eSn=
tIera in re9t unerquidli9en 8erbdlt.
nilisn.
SiaingersoiQe, 3d., Is. SuIi, 1889.
-Sanf Wo6en lit i'd an rbeumatiiden
Sdmer3en unb mar nidt i'm Stanbe au
geben. 3wei G!af6en ct. Safobs>Oel
betlten mi6.-OsDilIe SS. 6aas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-03
Siitet Gndl nur gaiben geaen satarrh.
ote OueGittber cnfllalteu.

6a Quedilber iider ben Sinn bes @eruds aer,
itpren un6 bas san3e Sbffem bSais serriitten
bire, penn eS bur9 Die fdIein,igen OberaG6en
sinbrinst. Solte srtifel follten ME auber auf
8erorbnuns gut berufsner gsrate gebran9t
h,roen, ba Der Sdaoen, ben iie antiften, sebn.
nal 70 9rob 1T aIs Oas @ute, bas 56r oapon
erSieleH tonntet. SaIlS satarrb aur,
fabri3irt bon 8. 8. 6benb & 60, Splebo,
Ohio, entDdlt fem GueoliIber unb pirb inner
lid genontmsH unb tpirft brett auf oas 8Iut
unb bic fdleimi9en Oberfld9en beS ebliems.
Wenn. .Sbr Salls 5atarrb Sur fault, ieib iider,
BAG 9br bic G9te betommt. Sic piro innerlid
eenommen uno in 3olebo, Ohio, bon 4. 3.
Gbeneb q o., eema4t
gB- 8eriauft bon apptbeltrn, Preis Is Gts.
fir bic fIa[de.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-03

@brOnii6er Naientatarrb poiiiiu ae=
hett bur6 Br, Sage's Remedy. so
Gents, in Qlpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-03

Nur elm ein3iser Garbig er
libt 9egenpdrtig im @ongreB, Gbeaibam
bonn 2. Diitriet bon gtorbsgarolina.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-03

Sur Bredbeulen, 9alSihmer,en, Gntsincuuaen uub
ausihld9e 9ebtau6te ieiprt Saratipn Sell Is furirt
INNER ane fcitet nur 25 6ent8 bic Glal6e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-03

s9r SIR hie feinfte Serfep.
y 9utter menoet gu9 on 3iolz
ba I a & We ton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-03

Die
WOdentlide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
erf9eint
ieoen Domnerfag
unb fpftet
$2 100 fir bas Sabr Dbcr $1.25 fir
6 Wnnate tn Vpramsbesablnma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

Tho place, 81 the paycrs IN thc Columbia College
baseball nine for thi, year have been settled a. fol
lows: Catcher g. r. smith. -, school Of LH"
pli,rcr.. Mayhau. school of Law. and >'huer. go.
school - Arts first base" ~nrd'h'r -, and crosby.
-. school II Law. second hi-e Walters. o. school
If Law third l-c llcrhcurith. 80, school II Nine.
and Eo-- ~. school OF Law ,hori,top. Wilde ~,
Medical school. and Vincent school Of Law hcdcrs,
MARITIME. go. Mclurncy. 81; MoCrabon, '03 and
plNlrv. -. school II Law.
Tie following game, ar. -chciulcd April l., Tafay-
cite at fa-ton. l.. Trn.t, 80 Ncv York ~ staten
Island Athletic Club at staten Island, - NcW ior.
Athletic club 90 Sow Polo Grounds. 30. Painh'li
or,.-,cnt. 80 Pinnhcd Nay D. University ~ Pcnusvl
,irla DO Seq York. =. Yale 40 Sew Haven. -. We
t,tn 90 Ndilctown. o. Trinity az llaftioni, 10.
i.rh.iry Athletic tu' ar fhr Berkeley oval. lJ. TINT
,,r-.i, ~ Pom. yyina 80 Philadelphia lG Nc-l'yan
49, N,t lora. a. Sew lef.'v athletic Club ~ Bergen
Point go. Princeton 40 Princeton. II tInrun-l. Cor
nell 90 NeW lofn.
The Columbia college freshman nine PLAYED it, first
game saturday. and defeated the Columbia Gfdn-
mar ~,hool nine. 20 to 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
SOME NEW STYLES ~ FrRNITrRE

Tho house Of George Flint 4 Co., 80 lof Wet
Fourteenth st. is -howlng many handsome example OF
work in fine woods. BEDROOM -rt' are iond '"i'
season In severe HOmanc,quc and Oh ll'ml'h H'lt"'
There are dainty set, in pale tinted cnamcl' 81 s'"
m silver aud .et, in delicate natural wood, n'IndhF
,rhitc mamie cherry birch and other wool. There
T. = fa.hionabc tendency ths season toward the
Use Of the English dressing table SET IN "hl'h i"r"
chieonicr or chest Of drawers and low EnS'h
dressing table replace tie bureau these sets al"
have chc,al glas. accompany ins them. 'mppeh'he
set, with slender spindle, sci IN the top 81 th' bc'''
and ornamcmtinc other parts % the lnflh'ule "'
.hovn ia dainty white pie ard other wood. Han
racks arc chiefly found III antique odh' III Simple
classic ROmanc-quc Outline
The tendency Of all fine wood furniture Is toward
perfection of line and finish and simplicity "i d''"
ration This require, the best workmanship ana the
usc Of only the choicest selected wood, Dining room
furniture j, chiefly made III oak and mahogany.
Eurets and table, are richly carved IN RENAISSANCE
,tyIc and finished in classic Adam and Queen Anne
,tyIc, There j. fashion thi- season. where the
>tIic will allow, which all good hou,ckc'I"s VIII
commend. This Is the mounting Of bnhct,, emma
cln-.. and other large piece. 81 furniture oh Ileh
.piudc legs. leaving the spare beneath them ~
po.cd 20 that II can be readily swept 800
Paror, are furnished chiefly IN Louis NV ana Nv
fashions in gold. and white and gold wood. ana are
uuhol.t tered in tapestries IN d"lcaic tnlh There are
snuc dainty little tMppcndalc dNan sets Tor raf0ra
i'm cildod wood upholstered with striped hpc-tric,
in flower patterns. Little kidney shaped table are
hnwn with brass railing, In Adam style and there
or tea tables in Verni, Martin finish and IN various
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

= m..ilns ~ the Board II Edu'aton'- Finance
Committee va, held Yesterday afternoon To act ON the
proposal 20 lease for school purposes the large hAlli
INK ~ seventy seventh Z. and Third ave-, which Wa
formerly occupied and is -fill owned Dos ID" Hebrew
orphan A-sl4m. The accommodations flr pupils DO
That part ~ tAe 'fy are AZ present inadequate. ms
large building can br lad Dos the city FOR period oil,
.Ni.cn ycaf- with renewal Of twenty one year Al
AL annual rental of 5000. t. put the building IN
f,.tli.a-. 10 accommodate Thousand cor moro PllH'
reAf fil 30 i, necessary 10 secure am apli'
f-4flnr II 49, i'i-f 10000 from the 'iiN treasury
lIr chairman - Tire flflin," Committee. Frd'r'N ".
l.yoc pu appear before the Board Of E-tulli" and
abandonment next Wednesday 70 Ak that ms sum
i@ ..f tuiri for ihc purpp-r from the uucApcnd'd
balance, 81 the educational department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10


Dr. Theodore :. Wilcox began h, fourycars term
Of imprisonment in the KIM, Comfy PoutcniiAN
yesterday for dcfrlrdins the city win his bogus Dee,
pital. he donncd a striped sut after l, hair Wa
cropped and hi, long beard shaved oil.
Internal Revenue Collector Nathan will issue the
stamps for special licenses 10 day. There are about
20 600 needed ranging in value from - 40 10 r'o'.
Emil Kocppcn was arrested yesterday IN 'pnnr' ton
with a suit To- recover $4,000 damages Tor alleged
breach Of promise marriage brought hy Mi Helena
Kuenkcl. She says that De prom-cd Z" marry neg
last fall and then went SEE reilly 10 Germany. She
was ignorant she SAYS. Of the fact that he Had Wife
and family IN that country.
Henry NJ Howell confidential clerk IF Public
Printer NJ y. Brown. Of New " rk died yesterday 80
So nj Hancock st.. from heart failure. al the age
Of forty. lie at one time sergeant Of Company l.
I'D Regiment.
De oro Of Cuba. the pool expert. and Charles
Manning. Of NcwNork, arc 10 begin poor '"N''-'
at continuous pool for the championship 81 America
The Brun,Wick Bake Colcndcr Company IS emblem anu
a stake Of 800 in Maurice DAILY Assembly Rooms
40 $40 WESTINGHOUSE I'M. evening
The Rev. !. T. ,ingna. tiers resignation from the
English lutheran Church OF II. Matthew. in clinton
Il Ina, been accepted bv the congregation. lie las
accepted a call 10 II Pauls Lutheran Church ln Alien
town. Penn lie has been M brooll'n for three years.
The A.soc.aic ilumnac Of Packer Institute have
lccOmc incorporated a, an association Inc i"i""i'-
are ,hc corporaiore Elizabeth J.. Monroe A''lhe
piorc, Harriet Jud,on Jennie y. Fish. Carolina "
b,ruc, Orlcnd A. Zabu-hc. J. France i'a''' Mar ~
I"drr. Adeia L. Tower Lazcllc +. Iicnrcia ard
trace l.. Thall6n.
THE subject Of the lecture by pcrcval Cubb IN Tho
hall If ,hc Brooklyn Institute yesterday afternoon Wa
% Thoma, Henry HUXLEY and the Pfoeic-s Z" TIC
scientific spirit
T., ,he .uit If Mrs. Amanda Palmer. Of 70. ''l
vvr,l..,vc AGAINST the MdnAattth Elevated ''n-
many +, recover $4,000 Il, damage, Tor injuries
caused nv an assault ty t'hci agent Al l"rN
.cvcnth u and Third 80. NcN York.. ON February J.
la when n. accused her Of attempting 10 pa, =
n,o,,ci, coin 4 verdict awaldlu- 900 Wds gwen
in the supreme Court yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
OyUER Suburban TOWNS.
u,rcTcIIESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-A ca-c oil j" Al impoi rn W.,
fried before Justice KOu'f N' VI"N. '.,, ~,
ny, ,,,,cr rent against Rev nod- ~ Co.. hu'
rl.r~ wa- Pat in evidence iian,i'e tiAn,"H N NV,
i''.' W, 'tcr- Nay l. l--D, upon condition lh'
,, .,'',,,,v organize within Two weeks - '
ii Incorporation showed the "reai lIhilon nag
~ ,,, .d mill June II. l-11, motion i"I NON
po t & ,-,nt.,i on the ground that - the '"hpA'N
never performed the conditions OF the Franchise ~
,t rt maintain an action. The company VIII
appcal from the decision
I,,n,-xT vFENON.--ilas ID. clifford. the assignee
n v,-t.itun 4 CO., bankers, wh">" failure
l'r -. low years ago, began paying the final
o. Hnnd # 3 10 per cent - the creditors YESTERDAY
% ,,.I number of creditors was 10, OF which
Inc ,'''' ,v,rr bank. The claim, Of the banks
.m'l,d to *II.-ai 3D. and the -, other creditor
alr an, .i,ir- Amounting 10 TlO- 100 -. HE h>>'i9
ia" "a about $4,000. hence the creditor, actually
IN, mare than - per cent through the failur-
20 n a., rrccption uf the llil separate company.
in,f.,,,l ,u,rd 10 night. promises Ia bee the
mnt brilliant affair OF IT, hnd ever gwen in thil
VIXEN The Easier music VIII be- repeated al
~" services Of the sunday school and the
chnrch Of Trinity Episcopal Parish on SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
NEWARK.

The Consolidated Electric storage company wa
incorporated Yesterday with capital stock oi f'ooV
600 The objects Of the company are to iurnsh heh'
power and heat in the United states ana H"n''
America. The cOrporator' arc H. = '"""-, d.
I,cckc and G. \. senior IT, ol W" '"'N' ~ ~
i,-,o % astoria and w. j. Turner. Of sterling. y. D.
The mills Of the Clark Thread '"hp'''' VINO " nav
,n,o, i,,o ,he date II the accident TO the great
chimney. will resume operations today.
, ,,,, , hungarian iron miner. who VA
,,uv bcatcn bv three IF hi, country men last week
died on Monday night
rho sut Of Theodore Iail against the Erie Kan
,,, ,or 100000 damages for inluiic, sustained III
.ou.io, near the Bergen tunnel two years ago. wa
finished Yesterday in the Circuit Court before 1uas'
pcpuc. The jury returned verdict for f-''ooo i0'
,he nlantn The railroad company viii appeal
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Jersey City election frauds investigation 10 a. m.
Congress immigration investigating Committee, Bhge
Ofce. II a. III.
St. Stephens Church vestry meeting p. m
Fast teegrsphins tournament, Hardmsn Hall, and
b. m.
Downtown Republican Club meeting, r. m.
Homeopathic Medical College Alumni dinner, Deimoni'
cos. 80 D..
chi Psi Fraternity dinner Fifth Avenue Hotel, p.
Reception President Low by Columbia College Alumni
Columbia College, evening.
William II. seward Club dinner. Fifth Avenue Hotel,
p m.
Baptist Sunday.school Union. Madison Avenue Baptist
Church, 5 D.
St pstrick's Club Irish Memorial Church meeting,
Morton House. p m.
Womans Christian Temperance Union temperance meet
ing. Fourth Presbyterian church. : T. M
Dock Commissioners meeting.
Entertainment at Blocnincdale Reformed Church, As
p. m.
Lecture by j. A. Es before Kings Daughters, Madi-
son Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. p m
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tention to the realistic group at the Eden MuSee
entitled Execution by Elcctricy.' kemmer' VINO IS
to be the first subject, is reproduced III wax from
photograph
4 reception to President Low VIII be gwen 'ihS
evening by the alumni Of Columbia college.
The White star Lines new greyhound MaIcsuc' was
due here Yesterday but did not arrive. sic lcit
Queenstown on April 3 on her maiden voyage she
il twin sister to the TeutOnic and Is expected 10 be
a aster boat Among her passengers are the 'hllcu
states Minister TO Brazil, Mr.. Adams stuart Dodge ana
w. VI. Macksy.
Closing exercises Of the evening classes OF inc Nc"
York Trade schools were held last nlght at slAtN-
seventh 81. and Firstavc. Walter Ico anu h"""'"
Murphy chairmen of committees OF the Master
Painters and Plumbers associations. presented dlplo-
mas 10 twenty three graduates IN the hrst named
trade and fifty four in the other The other speakers
we're William Z. Dodge. Colonel r. T. Auchmuty' john
Rvrne Joseph scott and Joseph L. Morgan
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covyIS>IoyS oy UNLISTED Stocks

The Governing Commute. % tl" stock Exchange
Al n, meeting yesterday dcold cd that unlisted sc'ur
t,.. .li,0ld bear Tire same commission a. is on
the regular N.t Tine discussion wa, not lohS bee
cause tie petition from ti' floor va, too large I" be-
safely neglected on the eye Of an annual election.
The greater part II the time va, -p'nt' however n
tl. ,on-d Iteration Of arhiiA-c case. \ question 81
few thDi-aud doiiar- between l. a =. N"iin-cr ana
fla. r,aal.- pool. which tAc firm VA supposed 10
fI,uaa, for the benefit Of the a,,"'ai"i interests
"a, decided a.aln-t the firm. The los bcdrr no com
,,ri.,u fn that suffered When the firm WIS 'augll
short nf stock held for the pool. Ih" 'omml. sion
l a small matter to a speculative firm which II conn
dent that II cannot lose.