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Damaged by Elno,i..

THE HAGCE, Nov. $.-lmmense damage
was done by floods throughout Holland.
A large number Of bridges and dykes were
destroyed.
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BUDAPEST, Nov. 25.-lniiuenEa is spread
ing rapidly. Two thousand cases are re-
ported. The disease has distinctly tho
typhoid character.
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Drowned In the Sea.

LoNpoS, Nov. SIN n gale OF Often
Norway, 40 boats Of a fishing feet were
lost and 10 damaged. Twenty.eiaht fish.
erinen were drowned.
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Mr.. o,she... suit withdraw.

LoSpoN. Nov. e6.-The sui, brought by
Mrs. O'Shea against her husband for the
enforcement of the marriage settlement,
etc., is withdrawn.
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EIrhi Miner. Killed.

LoXpoN, Nov. 8.-An explosion oc-
Cured in a colliery near Bolton to-day.
Eight men were killed.
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Pig Headed onc,.l..

BERLIN, Nov. 96.-The French officials
oi the frontier refused 10 admi, the lymph
sent by Koch 10 Pasteur.
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DILLON is The MAN
He Is Elected President Of the Union
Pacific Vice Adams Resigned.
Mr.. LANE KEEPS HIS JOB
Gould and His Associates In Full
Possession-They Crowd the
Old Gang Out Without
Any Ceremony.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

'Pt'idl l'htpi'u W tht HtautAAtN
OMAHA, Nov. 2s.-A Rec special from
Boston says: How far Mr.. Gould will
dictate the policy OF the Chicago, Burling-
ton q Quincy, and Atchisou remains TO be
seen. An Atchison director says the state
ment recently given out that Mr.. Gould
is 10 control all the western roads is per-
feet nonsense aud Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy man says: 81 am in greater
doubt than ever. have looked upon il as
only a question Of time when the western
roads would get together and adjust their
differences, but in the threat
of Jay Gould 10 control every
road, see the possibility for
greater strife than ever. don't
want any western railroad stock when
Jay Gould makes war with the Chicago,
Burlington q Quincy. The railroad engi-
neers forced every western road to terms
before they attacked the Chicago, Burliug-
ton q Quincy, but the last Q rail would
have gone into the ditch before that board
would have surrendered principle" IL
is learned here from good source that
the Chicago, Burlington a Quincy is now
seriously considering the question Of
building through to the Pacific coast.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
NORTHERN NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.

PLAINTIELD.-Thc jury before whom the ca-c OF
j. T. Miller tried for violating the excise law and
In which three Democratic Aldermen appeared IN
willing witnc,sc,. failed {" bring In a verdict Wcdnc,
day and were discharged at midnight hy CITY Judge
CodingtOn. The jury had puzzled their brains for
six hour, over the knotty question, involved Four
Of the jury stood for conviction and eight acquittal.
chief Carrie has Instituted another suit which Will be
brought to trial soon.
RITIIERFpID.-Thc meeting Of the congregation Ot
Grace Church Wednesday night 10 consider plans for
the extension Of the church resulted In subscriptions
amounting o H773 in addition to the S9 600 on hand.
The total amount desired Is a. 900 The Ladies AID
Society subscribed 500. The handsome new
binding Of the Presbyterian church dedicated last
night. The Rev. Dr.. Marvin r. Vincent. Of New
York. preached the sermon. and music furnished
BY a choir of sixty voices.
WEEIIAWKEN.-Mr-. Bcrndt who was fclonlonsly
assaulted and robbed while her wav home from the
West shore Ferry Monday night. is slowly improving.
and II +, now thought that She has slight chance Of
recovery The police yesterday arrested Thomas Con
ln a member Of what is known a. the "Growlcr
Gang" on suspicion Of being concerned IN the assault
and robbery The three prisoners. Michael Pagan.
Patrick Murphy and Conlin were committed to the
county Jail yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
ORANGE.

Daniel b. Parkhnrst gave studio tax A. hi-
studio in Main =, last evening. which VA, attended
BY large number of the re- deni- of the orins~>.
His subject was Artist Colonic, IN France
Mayor Truman entertained the member Of IN" Com
mon Council and those II The lat" Council. with several
newspaper men. AT dinner lat evening in DAVIS 3
restaurant. There f~erc about twenty i've e'o'i-
Miss Jane Mead" Welsh delivered IN" foIrth ~ a
scrlc, Of lecture Union Han YESTERDAY afternoon
before large audience Of women. Her subject va
Thoma, Jefferson
Miss Amelia T. Edward. viii lecture on 80 Tie Buried
cite, Of Ancient Egypt iu Music Hall This c'e'u-
under The an.picc, oi the Lad.c,' Auxiliary Of 'Ae
Young Mems Christian Association.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
oyr STRIKE SETTLED. ANOTHER TO BEGIN

The last OF the striking shlrmskcr, returned 70 WORK
...,.~a.v manning having Won fight for improve
nan, a, their condition In sweating shops Ihe
demands Of the union which wef' granted by NE con-
TRAITORS were an increase In ~ss, of 10 per cent ire
use Of sewing machines employment Of none but union
.n.x.,o,s and a reduction ot hours o work from
fourteen 10 ten day.
Another general strike Tn cigarmakng trade seems
N be imminent. on Wednesday nearly 600 h'Hds !"
the factories Of Louis Co.. NO ''3 Ihirda'e.
v,.h,.ns,ato p.oher. : Co. Fr.-avc. Thirty eighth
st and Kaufman Brother, and Bond>, FFstaNe ana
Thirty went strike 20 compel the restoration o
tbe former union rate Of wages, which varies according
IN the class OF work All the strikers have joined th'
yne.-o.,ionai C,earmakcr,' Union II T. sad that
Strzton Storm sgnhed their Willingness 70 pay
the advance asked ~ the union II other manufacturers
vii agree to pay scale. Other striKes IL s
supposed, Will be ordered
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
PATERSON
7 Nv WIZ
IL AA-r II.I IL-l-E IIEH sInEN
THE JUDGE DID

THE JUDGE DID not BELIEVE HER STORY.
Judge Nckennan. Of the United states circuit court
has decided a-ainst Mr.. Martha Henry. Of New YORK.
in the suit which She brought against linchnc l'roth
crs the brewers Jules Mirandon, AntOnctte Loltan
William + Suttc and Matthew >utuc OF Patrr,"l' iI
the possession of . large tract Of improved land in the
latter city. Mrs. Henry in 100 va a domestic IN
the employ of John Rcnnc. Of Ncw ORR, ana the as
pufn over the property from the claim ~ iho
plantn that she induced through fraud To give
deed 10 kcnnct. believing II 10 De power al attorney
The most Interesting feature of the was her al
legation that william \ Fonda. Jane, Van ildr'"h3
Jane, II. Rogers Michael kccc and James Evans. all
prominent lawyers of Paterson. 'on7prcd Win the d'
PENDANTS cheat her ont of her property. MI these
laWScr, now dead except Nr. Rogers. Juds' Nc
KEENAN, declared that On" Wpmans story wa inoon-i~
tent and that even IL it iiuc she had forfeited
her rights by waiting for years without protest
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
LONG, ISLAND

IoNG ISLAND ClIl.-FN Alderman william u.
DcshAnfv. who ffci 10 -hput ~ Police COMM -l' 'r
" H. Williams on Wednesday night Wa arri-n'l
Yesterday morning. but nO compliment app"tuur. hc
va, p4rylcd ln custody 81 hl- counsel uuil 10 dtN.
EAENLON.-Ihc villar" of Babylon j. eNcit'i over
Tho uafin Of All the laay teacher. u fhc Baby Ion
HIGH school. The teachers. N--r- Nilllh"n. Fat",
Bush and Rowe. rcfu-r 10 state their rct-o.> Tor o.
AZ. also rcti,"nf abpuf fh" matter.
GLEN COVE Nr-. 1hpma- j. Davis. a widp" and
her daughter Mary occupy adjoining rooms lu their
hinr. In the mothers room a stove l, kept, ana
"Wednesday night before going fo led she neglect ted
TO close the PROPERLY. Early yesterday morning
VI. Davis and her daughter ""r" fnund uncor-'lnn'
~ 4. .rryauf who suumru'd a physician, and under
hi. treatment they improving and VIII IN All
llnLAMLlliA l,luArr.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
BAYO\NE.

Republican primaries Will be held in every ward
70 night from 80 until O'Clock.
The Rev G. VI. Mott. Of Philadelphia. has been
rendered the pastorae Of the First Baptist Church.
Citizens ticket put in nomination on
Wednesday in the second Ward, as follows: John IL.
Besher for Recorder Ebert scoield for Councilman
the Rev. Charles NJ Allen for School Trustee. John
Snyder for Commissioner Of Appeals, and Henry V. B
Cubberly for supervisor OF Taxes
The Democratic Convention last night nominated
ex Freebooter James olOn for Recorder the first
ballot. lie is president Of the BAY Onnc Liquor Deal
er,' Association and will be opposed by Recorder John
H. Beshcr, a Democrat. The Republicans may ndOr-c
Recorder Bcsher who will receive the support Of the
best element of his party lie Will also get Citizens,
nomination.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
OTHER SUBURB1N TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
xoTAEirs prBLrC APPOINTED.

NOTAEiES PrBLGC APPOINTED
Notarics public have been appointed for two years,
beginning March 80. a. follows:
bedford I. c. Adams Henry u. Fowler: ChappAqua,
w j. A,kcfly W H-chon. gr.. |. a. Haight. Il. VI.
Williams city Island. II. II. 'arey. s. I. Pen Cro'on
Lake George Palmer. Dohb- f'r-J. wmian !. Graney
T. : Iyut p Fillmore butcher. East View. II. T..
Fisher. Harrison Jacob lial-tid Hastings T.. y. NILS.
H., W W. Iompkns Irvington T.. W Crisncld J. NJ.
sullivan Jefferson VALLEY. \. Mercer; Katonah. Joseph
Barrett william i. Lyon; Larchmont. u. r. Palmer .
Mamaroneck William H. Carpenter. q. g. Fry. &. +.
,.rnin samuel william Johnson Mt ki>co. A. J. Adams.
f. r. Carpcnt.r. G. J.. Hyatt: Nrw-Castle T.. Il. Fish
Sorth Castle \. T. E'ad Nurth IarrytOwn j. +. Hcc-
tor j. Benedict See J. Wchhcr. lr Pelham,r. W. II.
Spark- ntsic. I.cst r. See G. NJ. Tompkn-
somcr- H. B. 1hackcr Sonrrs Centre James W l'edel
Tarr,town O. C. Andrews {. 3. Dawson, II. c. Grimm. a.
Leonard J. s. Milard. j. +. Taylor. H. +. White.
+. Wiley L. j. Yale. j. L. Law: Tuckahoc. s. ID.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
STATEN ISLAND.

TONPkIN~NIILE.-It J., rumorcd that large mum
bcr of cmpoyc, Of the Light House Department are 10
be dismissed In few day. The cause i"F t' d' IL
A. .,,d q. l.ck of finds, The lumplNn~-
vll. Ta,iimc Cinh perfected it, organization by the
election of the following officers Nlhcrl hr"n pt',i
DENT ,'harlc- Henry vice president. Ghoma, Perry
tf,a nrcr William >chwariz recording secretary, sam
ucl Randolph financial secretary, and Edward HN'cs
eclnt al arms.
known as fhc u, t. c. has been or-iullci with tho
following oi1crr- r. fichcuhcr-cr president. Miss VI
smith vice president Nj Mamie Lawlc,- corr"~"ui-
Ing secretary Mis- Julia Callahan recording >"'ri'y,
Mis- Matilda Koch. g. H.. and George johnson ii'+tr-
urrr The ir-t reception viii D." gwen soon after Lent
An attempt Is being made To establish "a free
ro-ial delivery.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
NEW ARK.

CHILDREN DANGEROUSLY BITTEN BY 4 DOG.
John Gavinaec. eight. and Kcs iutt. lftccn. who
live near oxford and Hawkins st>, bitten by
a vicious dog belonging 20 frederick Iouns
Wednesday afternoon. The gl - In . prvcsr1ous
condition, sle having been bitten in several placcs
on The legs. Alter beng bittcr the chllds mother
took her TO druggist and had the wounds cauterized
All Wednesday night the child wa In deli ous
conditon Her mother, who is Obliged to 20 ont
washing for a living was too poor T. secure doctor
until last night. when "A reporter called at the house
and seeing the condition Of the little sufferer gave
her money 10 summon "A pm ian At once. ~ 10y.
,xho was bitten i'm two places, is rather fcvcrish.
Int his symptoms are not so bad as those of the
GIRLS The owner Of the dog says he does not
fhnk the dog was mad, but had simply become
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
THE COUNT BLAZED WITH INDIGNATION.
A LIVELY SCENE IN THE VICE CHANCELLoRs
CHAMBERS.
CHAMBERS.


There was considerable excitement yesterday in the
vice-C -Chancellors chambers during an examination IN
case before Vice Chancellor Pitncy. The suit Is that
NJ Mary A. Pcct Of Rutherford. y j.. against Count
Charles A. de Armand and his WIFE, Of the same place.
10 have the title TO some property set ASIDE MIS-
peet owned twentysix lots in Orange and the Count.
as the plaintiff alleges. offered 70 sell them for her
He subsequently reported 10 Mrs Pect that he had
sold them for So a lot and he charged her com
mission Of IS a lot Mrs. Pcet aftcrward asccrtaned
she says that the Count had bought the property for
himself and that the lots worth 500 each.
The Count who says he was a Colonel on General
Grants staff during the was cross examined YES
terday by W. A. Fly Of NcwYorll The first flare up
occurred when Mr.. Ely asked the witness If he had
not during the war, crossed over mo thc rcbcI Hhcs
and acted a a spy
You are a liar7 shouted the Count jumping to MS
feet and growing red in the face
yice.C Chancellor Pitncy administered severe re
buke to the witness and compelled him 10 apologize
TO Mr. Ety. In response 10 further questions the
Count Armand said lie held "a commission under
Fremont and that he served General Grant, stan
for many years lie did not know where his com
missions or his discharge are nor could he
tell what Grand Army Post he belong, 10.
lie admitted that General Singleton said he was a
spy and ought to be hanged, but" he added Gen
craI singleton a rebel.'
"Didnr General sherman dcnouncc youl" asked
it's falschood.T exclaimed the Count; General
sherman is friend Of mine
Didn't Shcrman,' par, c. the counsel mcrcllcssly.
Say You spy and had been PAID by both sides
for spying ,"
It's lie." screamed the Count. " lie could not
have said So because it Is not true Ihe "Inee
became excited and boi,eTous that the wee nan
ccllDr was obliged TO tell ium TO sit down and keep
quiet.
Counsel for the Count protested against the line Of
examination that va, being pursued, but the Vice
chancellor sustained il. saying 1t proper for the
plaintiffs counsel 10 show, IL he could thai the Count
i a fraud and imp ),tOr The Count b"cam grca ~
excited at this, and had 10 be called to order
e al times. He he derived annual income
Of ZOO roublcs from the dc Armand estates in Rus
sia The case will be dis posed Of next week.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
..,.nn, On E,ack case. before Judge Barrett.

.rcumcnt I'm Fack case before Judge Barrett
cn,,or,h Choates case before judge ia rctt
Emo reference case before Referee Roiihs' p m
xIth Assembly District Republican Association No. %
cc,man Republican Central Committee No. j. ~
Review Of i7th Regiment by Mayor Chaplin armory
Brooklyn. p. m ,,... o,.ou
College of the City OF Ncw-Nok Dramatic |iuo e"Ve'
tannent. Berkeley Lyceum. p M - ,
CITY Church Extension and Missionary society Nic'hou
ist Book Concern, p. m. $50 .
White Cross Army anniversary "S'o''"'0" nan"
p 49, c.,, a,.ou
Moreilos. ,
Manhattan Athletic Club meeting clubhouse. evening
Farmers Alliance cOnc. White Plains, 10 80 a. m
Society OF Amateur photographers NO L. "es' iiii
tysixth-st., 80 p. N.
Plymouth Church prayer meeting Brooklyn, 40 p H.
Lecture by Miss Amelia b. Edwards. Orange, y. D.
y. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
SALE
Milk AND CREAM
I'M CITIES.

rrUE NEW-NORK TRIBl Ne has issued hand
some pamphlet Extra of 80 large pages,
dnvotcd entirely 10 the sale OF Milk and Cream
in cities. and published directly in the interest
of thc Milk Producers and Dairy Farmers of ;hc
cnuntrv Ii is entitled Fight of the Dairy
Farmers The Tribune favors control of de-
livery in cities by the Producers themselves
The Extra" is intended To be Reference
Book. for the information of Milk Unions and
Farmers generally The pamphlet is large, well
printed and comcly. and contains
Proceedings of the Milk Producers Union at
Goshen and Ncw-lork; Plans of Organization
Submitted TO the Sections.
Descriptions of the Systems of Delivery in Lon
don. Boston, Ncw-Norll and suburbs. Philadelphia.
Cincinnati, SYRACUSE Chicago and ST. Louis
Constitutions of Various Unions of Milk Pro-
duccrs
Laws Relating TO Adultcration and Sale of Milk.
Statistics of the business.
Other matter of interest to Farmers engaged
in the production of Milk and Cream
Farmers in all the Agricultural States cspeci
ally those living in counties adjacent to great
cities, will be deeply interested in this publica
ton
As soon as W. I. Pierce. Agent for the Union
of the Milk Producers for the Supply of the New.
York Market" heard of the intention of Tho
Tribune to issue this pamphlet he wrote to us os
follows " II the Agent of the Milk Union could
have had copy of this Reference Book q yeor
ago. five hundred dollars would have been wcu
expended in lis purchase. The Extra, will
certainly he of value 10 every Farmer
Price 25 Cents Per Copy, Postage Paid
THE TRlalINe M
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
THE ARyAy THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

Albany March 27 tSpccial.-Thc Aryan Theosophlcal
noeety OF NewYorx City has been incorporated by inc
secretary Of state The objects Of the society are Tor
he historical study OF Eastern and otner religions ana
and the scientific investigation OF the psychica
laws governing man and for the maintaining Of
library OF theosophicsl books and for the mutual I'm
movement In religious knowledge and the fuherancc Of
selgious opinion ncudn. the formation oil universal
OF humanity OF the society
William O. Judge Brooklyn F. Aug. Neresheimer A. H.
kDpencer. John J.. Miller. Mary A. Phillips, Allan T.
csmmng Katherine Hillard Donald Nicholson and James
! y. Salisbury. New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
i SrArrE AND TWO prcrrREs STOLEN

burglars pred open the basement door Of IN, house No
l41 East Twcntythd->t. which Is occupied hv the New
York Art Guild Wednesday evening A. q 70 ocioek
ana carried of bronze statue Of "The Dancing Fawn
by Nehaus valued at 800 two picture, hy John C.
Hammer worth about 300. Harrison MILE, the Sec
ctay and manager had to dinner and as usual
locked the door OF the basement the Office f. sit
a'd before leaving the house. His daughter and son 81
maln'd Ia the building. but one Of the upner
"'"iS' lh'N heard some noise In the basement durinr
' ''''l absence but did not think OF thieves Their,
'' many Loot Passengers la vwent, -thid-st. az 40
"'o'A brt th' fact that pictures and ,,luare or, co,
S~h'N D'hs @"'n In and OF the building would hav,
prevented any one suspctng what tho thieves were doing
i"o robbery was not discovered until 80 o'clock ana
word was sent the police
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

Here's the latest Spring shape in
hats. Very "natty" for young men.
Of course we have other blocks for
men who'd rather wear something diff
fcrcnt. Same price for either shape.
We can sell you Dcrbys for Sl.9O or
$50, but our three dollar Derby is
practically the same thing the hattcrs
get five for, and is the most economical
after all.
Every rainy day will remind You of
orr sale of English Mae toshes re-
dnccd to Sl2 and SIS from double
those prices.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
BR6ApwAY Warren.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
\ PROJECT FOR nrILprNG Az ARMoEy.

There /, now considered 20 Doe an excellent chance
for the homeless - Battalion II New Jersey militia 10
sci an arnory built by N" state The site alraNY
bought ny The county 81 pi~,tic. II is understood
that several prominent bu-inc-, men Of Paterson who
are cX officers of the battalion have Offered - al
vance So 600 - the ~faf" Military Board in ihrr"
yearly in~iamcns Of 49,. 900 each and hill carrying
the plan has been introduced IN the Legislature A.
Trenton.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
A BREWERY SEIZED BY THE GOVERNMENT.

United state, Marshal W. Iudd Deacon, oi New
Jersey. and Internal Revenue Collector Large "f the
Fifth NcwIcr>cy District, yesterday seized the 'N-
brewing plant in Newark now being conducted
10y the Home brewing Company. Inc SEIZURE Wa
made behalf Of the Government on 4 charge hahe
by special Agent Grim>iOnc against fIl,p '''"i-'
and idam GuNer hrIthcr- who conducted the business
for several years mp to the middle OF lis mont
charge against the Guycr> includes the selling oi
nm -tampcd packages of beer and the rendering oi
false returns the officials. The marshal la> pp>~',
sion of the premises pending negotiations ioi >ci
tcmcnt with the Treasury Department. IN" basis "i
thc settlement being about $1,000. The "cycr> ar
In the meantime held i'm $500 cach Tor ulal before
The niicd States District Court.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
HOME NEWS.
ppo,,1vrvT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

HDFNAl;I.E-Uritcd states District jung a. -
c,rs Of Ohio BH'' 'NsWiCk Judge John ~ ,.i"are
f.l'..S " and Ferdinand c. Latfobc, OF bdl'lmore
y,trTu \XENVI,-Sci.atOr William D.. "asi'D.NI,, -, -
lf,,aeso,. and Corcr.ssnan Frederick Niles OF con
s", vI-REAY uILI.-Samuel L. Clemens oi la -
Sr>y Colonel John C. Haskell OF Coluho'S
NcnvA<DIE-Dr Il. ]. eating. OF Haiuo,H va
n C,Sc plc.id,nt Of the Chicago. Rock lsiaho anu
pacific Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
EA-T ORANGE.

CELEBRATING \ GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr. ard Mr. David A kltchell. Of Nouh clinton
IS, celebrated their golden wedding on Ncdn'-dA'
evening. Nearly 200 Of their friends gathered in
honor II the occasion. The Rev Dr. Henry spell
never 0f calvary Methodist Episcopal church pre-
.citcd in the venerable couple. on behalf 20 t..r
friend a purse II gold. With neat -l"r'h VIZ.
Kiichcl responded suitably. There VA large
number Of presents.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
AInNG TILE SOIND

BRfDGTTOKT. Hermann krinprshI has written -
l. friends here that fhr Itu--ltu Government ha.
larfsd ms release from PRISON. hi- -cuicr'c hhviu-
l,cu hani.hm'uf for life 10 siberia. and that De- VIII
.-rlvo iu bridgeport early W Niy. Ihis result IS
due, 10 the prompt action - secretary Of stat" tin"
Thcr" have been received from ifc secretary 4
state 20 900 envelope. to contain secret ballots a.
be- used at tie MNoitliy election on Monday, \pr -
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
ELIZABETH.

CREDITOR, CLAMOKING FOR THEIR M"NEf.
The Elizabeth Nichcl Plating company. 80. O." Eat
Jersey St. la, failed The propu"t"r- are lredcr'S X
Irlmc and ludolph liochlrr aud they have unlAi:
hlll. amounting several thousand dollar Judge
Cio~- yc-teria, ordered l'ty - be- made "I ii"
Stock and a.hlncry fpr the benefit of the landlord
and the employee. who haN" not been pad. 'i"-r,
Strauss. a shear manufacturer, hold, chatter mort
.,,,. ON tlc Stock and fixture. iIOchlcr ana Bruno
have been in bu-in",- iu Elizabeth for three year.
rhcy left the cit, together On Iuc DAY. and are sup
posed 10 be- ln Bridgeport Conn. Many oi Their
creditors swarIncd around the Place yesterday looking
for their money.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
REBrupING THE pAcIrIc ErnnER WORKS.

REBUHDING TIE PACIFIC RUBBER WORKS
The Pacific Rubber Work. which were DESTROYED
by fire week ago, are TO Dee rebuilt. the work
being bcrnn Yesterday. ono building VIII De-
1lOx2J feet. and the other. the stretching room.
viii De- jOX3G feet. 10th -trctcs Will be- of brick,
two stories high Improved machinery Will be- put ia
and tho woii-. when ready 10 20 into operation.
wiz rivc employment Ia over 30 hands. mostly
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

vicious from hcng tied mp. Late last night kica ;
condition critical and il is feared her case VIII
develop into hydrOphObia
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
AnnOun cinAA.

HENRY A. DANIELS VI. d.,
3lg WEST l@6 II ST
o. the System ts"nto rnary OrgAns
Imlotence and Stcriliiy. Hours = . L.. B 70 s.
Neglect your hair and Nou lose IT.. Parkcrs
U.ir r,.-am r,nrw- growth and 'uinf
L..------ L.-.-- L--.-- ------- ---.-- DE M-1-
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

THREE )Princs,
BROADWAY warren.
sTO RES. ) 32d st.