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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE pI.AINs.-Frcdcrick W. Clark who has been
appointed Deputy County REGISTER 1y hes,yci ud
Robertson> Office and previous 10 that Wa PrInv,II
in the Katonah public school. lie mas had several
years experience a. scarclicF.
sOJ-rII sALEN-Thc Town Board will appoint a
Commissioner OF Highways IN place oi Aa,o. n,
BOutOn. who. although eiec'eu dV ."c 'c''''' Wv"
meeting, declines to serve
MOUNT KIsCO.-Willlam Il. Strong Will address the
Bedford Farmers Club in Adams Brother, iiaIl' beu
ford station, tomorrow U" - I"o '''' i"''7 "
stitutionl
KAroNAm.-Thc new officers Of the Kat9nalI drum
are Bet Chapman nuw% Jamcs
iioyt treasurer; George Wright sentinel ana william
Wright drum major "a trn ng ' t ciinPe course
T,pEyTOwN H. Burnett Post. &. \. H.. j.,
making extensive preparation, to 3Gervs dc ns N
sailors monument Will take place.
yoNKER,.-Thc union painters and decorators O,
Yonkcrs went strike Yesterday They were %iu'ia
rho strike is To compel the employers 10 conccdc
nine hours a, a days work and - a. a days pay
SrWROCUEILE-Wh men were engaged ia
a, an c,ravation for the outlet Of sewer near
YIN 1av they discovered two veins OF coal of rN
cclcnt quality \ CARLOAD Of It was taken TO TIE
v,lIaccr, william V. Malloy. the newly elected
supervisor Of New Rochelle furnished me rG2,
jlndson Albert Nal.tcd. f. &. Roosevelt aud Charles
H. Young became his surcilcs. new publ"
anrn nrrani1ailon Of New Rochelle II Will hc placed
n front Of the Town Hall. in Mainst.
PORT CiIE~TER.-Thc frame Tor the p'r>ohA-' u
thc FIRST congregational Church has been r." sea,
and work on the building VIII l." pushed Forward ~
r,ridIv a. possible. The Rev. :. Wright H.itlrr'
who has accepted call 10 become pastor ~ the
FIRST congregational Church Of Port Chester VIII a,
sine the duties of his new pa-torafc the first sun
day I'm May
E>ETuw. Martin Grad keeper 81 The German
mittcd eucidr at Il O'Clock last evening hY shooting
himself IN the temple lie wa about nitv year "ld
Dc.nnndcn,v r. the alleged cause ~ III, act. lie
leave. "A wife and three youug daucht I-.
E\NCHE~I Err Coroner Matthew held an inquest
Yesterday IN the ci~cs If lame, II. klm"ir and N"N
-,hult, who were killed in the dynanIf" cNplo~l"l
on saturday. The jury "Non,iaicd tie proprietor ~
the work, from all blame.
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PATERSON.

The will Of Elias Morchousc was admitted 10 pro
bate Yesterday. Mr. MorchouSc was the last survivor
OF the Machinists Asspciaon Ills VIII leaves f''"
10 the Paterson orphan Asylum. To the prospect
street Mcthodist Episcopal Church 800 j. left on con
dtion that the congregation raise the balance necessary
10 cxtnguish the mortgage Of $500 on the church
building.
The First Baptist Church. the Rev : j. Me'''r
pastor recently cNtnGui,hcd is debt and is cecDa
ing its freedom this week bv scrc- OF Juhilce meet
incs The services began SUNDAY with sermon pS
the Rev Dr. Birmingham, former pastor II"
morrow evening there will be a jubilee supper the
mortgage will be crematcd publicly. and Eober, j..
Durdctte will deliver its funeral grafton.
The Easter offerings in St .rhn', Roman Catholic
Chu,ch Amounted TO over Si.7O0 IN II. Pauls Fps
copal Church TO ~ 1893. and In the Episcopal Church
OF the Holy Communion 10 $40.
St Agnes Roman Catholic parish has bought .
tract of land from the hor-c railway COMPANY on
Main st. and will put up handsome parochial schooI
binding.
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The county employees In the Icncntiary Aims.
house. Hospital and Asylum are 10 be- dressed In
uniform hereafter At the lcniicntiary Warden IIayc,
and the keepers will have suit, OF cadet gray, with
brass buttons. and viii blue hats. NJ the other
institutions IN" men employed VIII wear iuc Jackets
with green piping. and the women blue dresses with
white aprons.
John VI. NiNson. Of 40. 81 Cambridge Place. is fore
man of the ApIil Grand jury
The Brooklyn CITY Railroad Company T. negotiating
for the purchase Of the Grand street and Ncwtown
Railroad running from Broadway Ia the village 81
NcwtOwn. and about six miles long. II /, single
track road. and II cost about S41OOOO 4" build and
equip IT thirty Years ago
william Daniel, trial In the Conrt of SEES
sions yesterday for assault In the first degree in shoot
ing h, sister In the head and back on October 49,
1--y. She recovered. When the called
Daniels announced that he had discharged IN, lawyer
rs incom pctcnt, but the Cont told the lawyer To- go
ahead The evidence for the prosecution com
plctcd.
Judge Cullen handed down an opinion YESTERDAY IN
which he holds that Bridge apppintcc> who war
veterans cannot be removed except for cause shown
after hearing.
Permits for 4si buildings to cost u $685. wcrc
granted In March.
Tho golden Jubilee Of the Rev Joseph Fransiol will
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with having obtained pension on perjured evidence.
lie has good record as solder, and for years hau
been prominently identified in G. a. r. matters he
was taken TO Ludlow Street JAIL New-iork.
RUTHERFORD.-A meeting Of the painters ana
carpenters OF this town is called for tonight WIG"
steps will be taken toward organizing these pran''''
OF the building trade into branch OF the TRADES
Assembly, The Rev. DR.. f. A. Buikley'
pastor of the Presbyterian Church. made statement
Of the church's work for the year on sunday SNOW"
ing that the membership bad largely increased anu
that Of the SIS, 900 spent on the new church. but
So 900 owing
CONSTABLE HOOK.-The Hungarian population
celebrated Easter Monday yesterday according I"
their native custom. The men poured water "po"
the women in pals. drank liquor freely and acted IKE
madmcn The women are allowed TO delugc their
lords TODAY. During the celebration yesterday a
stabbng ARRAY occurred between George Perul'ky ana
Andrew Kolar Both will recover
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LACES AND EMBRO IDERIES

JAMES McCREER Y & CO.
have Special Sale this week OF
Point Duchcsse and Valcncicnnes
Laccs, FlOunccs and Handker-
chiefs. Point and Duchcsse
Bridal Wells. Black Thread and
Point Barbs. Black Spanish Scarfs
and Fichus. Black SILK Drapery
Nctts. new designs, Is inches
wide. I'm Chantilly, La TOsca. Rus-
sian and Brussels.
Colorcd Nets in all the leading
shades: Black Silk FlOuncings,
If and 60 inches wide, in Cham
tilly. IIand-Kun Spanish, Mar
uuise and Spanish Guipurc.
ChantilIy, IIand-Run Spanish,
Nraruuisc and Escurial Trimming
Laccs. i'm all widths. Point de
Gene. TorchOn, Cluny and Medici
Laccs and Insertions.
Also "A choice stock of Hamburg
Embroidcrics. in Cambria and
NainsOOk Edgings, F!Ounccs and
Insertions.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

A LIVELY SCENE IN A PRISON PEN.
John Angelo. Italian. who was arrested sunday
night for being drunk while in the prisoners pen
in the First District Police Court yesterday morning
became violently insane and made an attack on the
other prisoners. There were fourteen Of Them IN
Guiding two women. Angelo first attacked another
Italian and hammered his head against the wall
Four policemen who in the courtroom ran into
the pen and rescued Angeles victim. Angelo then
attacked a drunken man who lying bench,
and dashed him to the floor. The policemen finally
handcufed the bcgercnt prisoner and ne was placed
In a straitjacket. lie suffering from delirium
tremens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

W. W. Willard, the superintendent OF Police Of
Troy " Y. wrote TO Elizabeth officials yesterday to
the effect that the body found in Thompson Wood at
LYONS Farms three weeks ago. and which had
becn positively identified by John Olsen and his wife
as that Of Bernard Beatty. Of Troy. could not he
Eeatty's BODY the latter was now serving a term
in the Albany Pcniteniary. This Is the second POSI-
five Identification that has fallen through.
The Easter collection in Trinity Episcopal Church
amounted to ~ $50 At II. Johns over 5000 was
contributed, and at Christ Church 800.
An unknown man. with dark hair and dark mus
tachc and about forty years old was strich hv I"
train on sunday night At ROSclc. and instantly Killed
There wa, nothing his person 10 lead I" ldcntlh'a
ton except white silk handkerchief with the INITIAL
. - on a corner Of it. The body was taken to Durh
ings Morsuc
The Office Of Or. r. H. kellam, prominent deh''N'
Of Elizabeth was closed Yesterday and creditors Wcr
looking for him. II discovered thdt ne ia"
boucht tickets for Washington for himself ana VIII
His ,landlady. Mrs. DIR. Chctwood has seized tle
furniture for arrears IN rent. The dentist oHcfro
saturday TO give note for the amount but IL was
not accepted.
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FOR THE Court TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.

Boston, April 7.-Charlcs saunders the proiess'on",
champion court tennis player OF England mas sie"e"
,ices ~ agreement for a professional court tennis
match for the championship Of the world, OF whch
Thomas Petit Of the Boston Athletic CluD' Is 'he
present holder saturday Mr. Pettit accom- com,
panied by Mr. F>kc Warren, VIII san from Nc"-io'"
for England . prepare for the contest.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

rcrDGFpOHT-captain A !. Uclri-lcv has con
traccd with capitalists in Sew Haven ana hid.'pMl
ia con-irI, Al once three ma-i"d schooner oi '''
tons and four master OF l.ipD i"n' Inc rid uWu'f
will be- mostly # Connecticut 0ah
WE~rPoHr-The funerals 81 Mrs. James II. Nlcn'
age ninety three. who died sunday. and that ~ 'i
brother CANAAN Francis godfrey. who died Friday.
will hr held at the ancient church IN "rccns Farms
L., NM ~,
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Az OPPOSITION STOCK EXCHANGE TICKET.

small opposition TO the regular ticket nominated at
Tho stock Exchange has taken form. james McGOvern
and Richard A. Peabody, two of the four new candi
dates for the Governing Committee. are considered b,
their associates young for the high Office. J. =
fancs aud C. r.. laidlaw. who were dropped in the
Interest Of the Younger element will take their places
nm Tho onnosiiion ticket. EumOrs Of "A much more i'm
nnrtant contest are floating about Wall street, but
70 action anpcars 10 have been taken yet.
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HOME NEWS.
INrNT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HUIELo.
ALBEMARLE-Brooks Adams. OF Boston ASIOi.-
State Auditor Bruce Carr OF Indiana. CLARENDoN-
Alfred de Claparede. Swiss Minister al wasnihetoh
FIFTH AVENUE-Judge George +. Danforth OF koches
ter: Bishop H. w. Warren. OF Colorado; Congressman
Frederick Miles OF Connecticut and exCongressnan VIII
lam Whiting OF Massachusetts,. MURRAY MiLl~Sif
Augustus Adderley OF England. and Judge william H.
LEANED Of Albany WINDSOl;-Ex Congressman Leopold
Morse OF Boston.
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ELIZABETH.
WIIEELNEN ATTACKED WITH A WHIP AND A
HOE,


Warrants were issued last evening for the arrest Of
Theodore Glaser proprietor Of the Union County
Fertilizer Works. and lis son Fritz. The compliments
are Captain Gilbert of the Elizabeth Whcclmen' ana
Secretary Bonnctt. They. In company with Lieutenant
Caldwell and Messrs. Calkins and Whpplc were at
tackled by Glascr and his son, with horse whip and
hoe on saturday night while riding on their bicycles
up Rahway-avc. Bonnett and Gilbert were badly
cut and bruised about the head and face. lila>er
says that they deliberately frightened his horse. The
New Jersey Division Of Whccmen intend TO push the
charges against the Glasers.
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AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLYN.
ONE MORE PLUM FOR TIE RING.
DEMOCRATIC. rxrn,v,c,xca rnovonrs 4

DEMOCRATIC, TxTRAvACNNc1 PRoYoKrS \
LIVELY TILT BETWEEN TWO NLDfHNlN
The extravaganza with which the Aldermen have
increased salaries and dishur-ed the public money
since tho now Hoard came into power on January !
reached H. height Yesterday. when District Alderman
BE- Mike Corcv. - the Red HOOK Democrat strong
hold. offered resolution creating the position 81
assistant sergeant IF arms. AZ $1,000 a ar. lie
-aid That TN, extra officer was needed 70 guard III"
door between the Adcrmanlc Chamber and the com
mificc rooms. District Alderman Lccch. one 81 III"
Republican minority. demonstrated against This r'k
les cxfravacaucc. lie declared that the proposed
.alary va> an enormous one for a man who would
have only one daS', work BOO week. and then only
two Or three hours. Iut the Democratic majority
adopted the resolution.
toicy took revenge upon Lee later hf defeating
resolution the latter for tho appropriation 81 100
FOR some work lu h.- district. When Nj L'''h ~
tempted t. make personal "Nplinhil"n. hr va.
stopped Us President Nr'artN Vh" Threatened 10 cav
lu the is-ani 80 arm, u hr ia not - down. NJ
icruan Mo,iath afirrward objected % VI. L'''h las
INC IA. floor. \. the Board adJpurued Nr. lr''h
remarked 100 the hearing of Mcidth that De- dd not
know why the latter went olt ~ h- Nhf =" b"'h'I
hu Angry word, followed. and Nct'faih rushed
vlfh elcnrh i-i ~ Nj. Lccch, but President Nc
'aiiy stepped between them and prevented The A
-aun aud the Aldermen IN the 'iy Han without
coming to blows.
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Announcements.

Around the earth, in every land,
nv every stream that I'm aware OF.
In every town, they understand
How teeth NAV best BE- taken care OK.
From jersey Mats 10 BiTmah : mount
They sing the praise OF SOLoDoN l.
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PIAI<FIELD.


AROUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
During a heavy thunder shower which passed over
pI,inncd at . O'Clock yesterday afternoon bolt OF
,rh,,i,, .tr,ck Dwelling house In spOoncr ave.
tearing AVA a chimney and large portion OF me
roof The hou,c is occupied by family haIncd
smock. Mrs. >mock, who was alone al inc "'"c' was
rendered unconscious 10y the shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

The annual meeting OF the presbvterN oi ti1@
beth will be held In Plainhcld APRIL IA and ID.
ON uondav evening the I4fh inst. the Rev Dr. Teal
Of tIc Westminster Church at Elizabeth VIII pfesihc'
The revision of tine Confession OF faIth VIII be re-
porcd upon by the Rev. Mr. owens. OF PcIth Amb"y :
the Rev Mr.. cobb. Of Elizabeth. and the Rev Mr..
PAY SON Of Railway on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
The Charity Ball to be held at the crescent t.
night promises H. be brilliant entertainment
The Bound Iro oh. Belle Mead. and Dunelen tennis
climbs the Centennial club Of Evona. ana the eros
vcnor Club Of Mctuchcn. have organized Tor league
tennis tournaments.
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be celebrated by the pupils Of st. Peters Academy.
female department, at their nail III lcKs-st, Oh
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
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The eprnc meet ng Of the rIc,bvtcry Of Morris ara
Orange viii be held In the First rc-bNt""in MUIR"
Of Orange to-day. In the evening pH'"' "''''"7
will lac held IN the interest II missions. al "h'h
., ,,i hc ,ddrcs.c, by tic Rev Dr. Rufus :. Green
and ,hc Rev Dr. John NaoNaughton.
MI v.d,e uotcll,.. Of Evergreen Place. gave "A
LARGELY attended tea TO her friends Yesterday afternoon
from 4 10 O'Clock.
Tho Orange Wanderers will give an athletic and
cycling tournament in the Park Rink tins evening
Tina first hall for several year, given by the mem
hers ~ Hose Company SO. Of Orange Valley was
held in the Park Rink last evening. The nail was
well filed there being about 800 present INC
decorations were nrofu-c and effective
The special collection At Grace 'huf'h on H"'oaN
.or the hnildinc Of the new ,pirc over 1000 IT
,s ahout tvothrds the amount needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Kccp's Dress Shirts TO measure, for 80. None
,e,,cr At any price 500 and Sill Broadway.
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Mrs. WISsLow's SoOTHIS

Mrs WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
~. han usci for over FIFTY YEARS ~ MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE , TEETH.
rrirIiip sOFrENs ID, GUNS ALLAYs all PAIN
Ci-pEs WIND collie. and Ia the best remedy iof
III ARPUOEt Sold by Druggists Ia every part VI the
xorIi Tveney.hve cents q hotts
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ORANGE.
A SURPRISE IL TIE COMMON corNcl

SURPRISE ~ TIE COMMON COT NH.
Tho first meeting ~ the Common Council sine" us
orraulzatlon WI. held lat evening. The Anu HAM
ford democrats formed coalition with three 81 me
Repulli..,ns and broke the SLATE adopted AZ the
annual meeting The rules of order 81 Ill were
,doui.d with some minor change. These take away
from, the Navor the power Il appointing standing com
nitt.c. The standing committees were then reap
uoincd and the chafman-hlp- 81 all the important com
,ui,tcc- taken from the Hartford men ana gwen l"
Tho nuuD-itnu. The meeting wh~ an Intensely 'N
f,,iuy nuc and the room va, crowded 10 cA'cs,. Inc
annual appropriations ~cir then maze -. i".''"
rn,, -; 100 Street. - 900. schools. 500 lu
dn.trf, training II 80. police rl5oop, hfc. r'ovp
interest and ~inine fund. ~I9-oO. 'onilns' n .'r'
Hard nj Ilcath II 900. Memorial Hospital 80" 4,
aS~c,,n,nts on city al large - 900. total, +l'''V'
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Loss Of hair. which often mars the prettlest
face nrovcntcd bv Parker's Hair Bal>am:
parkcr's Ginger Tonic ae,iates suffering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Yon can't help liking them, they are so very
small and action l. perfect Oniy one Pill uo9e
carter, Little Liver Pills. Try them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
SALE
Milk and i CREAM
I'M CITIES.

FUE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE has issued hand
some pamphlet Extra OF g. large pages
ncvotcd entirely 10 the Sale of Milk and trcam
IN cities, and published directly IN the interest
of the Milk Producers and DAIRY Farmers OF ;hc
Farmers The Tribune favors control of de-
livery IN cities by tine Producers themselves
The Extra" is intended to be Reference
Book for the information of Milk Mons and
Farmers generally. The pamphlet Is large. well
printcd and cOmcy and contains:
Proceedings of the Milk Producers Union at
Goshen and Ncw-\orl,; Plans Of Organization
submitted 60 the Sections.
Descriptions of the Systems of Delivery in Lon
dom Boston. New \ Ort and suburbs, Philadelphia.
Cincinnati. ~ racusc, Chicago and ST Ldnl>
Constitutions of Various Unions OF Milk Pro-
duccrs.
Laws Relating 10 Adultcration and Sale of Nj
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 III TINS publica-
ton.
As soon as w. T. Pierce Agent for the Union
of the Milk Producers for the Supply of the New
York Market heard of the intention of The
Tribune 10 issue this pamphlet. he wrote TO MS rs
follows II the Agent of the MILK mon cOuld
have had a copy Of this Reference Book. year
ago, five hundred dollars would have been wei
expended in its purchase. The Extra VIII
certainly bc of value 10 every Farmer
Price rs Cents Per Copy, Postage Paid.
THE TRIBUNE, New.York.
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Astrakhan, Monkey Persian Lamb Alaska Sable MINK,
Scalskn aud sable. All sire, In stock
Also Soashin Sacquc-. Ncwmark't~ Jackets ana wraps
can - to 30 cent less than neat seasons
prices Decided bargain, Ia Eur, Of every description be"
fore storing away. The portion Of wholesale
stock has been removed from 1903 Princo>t to my new
building West t2dst which l. more convenient to the
nuhlic. who spare tho money should not miss
this opportunity reliable and elegant furs at lowest
urir,, known for years.
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R.R. r ; ;;;;;;'

instantly re c,cs Cold sore Throat Bron-
chl,ls Peur>y SIN Neck all CONCESSIONS and nhAnms
ions, whether u tn Lungs, kidneys or Bowels
RHEUMATISM, NEI RALGIA.
Heaiachc Toothach weakness or Pain n the Back ChcS,
r Limbs by one appc4 Iarrn-.y In water for a. IN
,.rns pains Flatuency IIoar'bu Sck icaiache sea-
slcku,,' Nervousness S'eplc>-ness PaIEauon - tho
Heart, Chlls AMI Fever ani Malaria ir!te 50 'eu;s
tie.
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d" NOBBY SHOES"

For men with tender feet the intro
duction of "Kangaroo leather is a
boon. AS strong as calfskin, soft and
pliable as kid, it brings comfort without
sacrificing utility. a delightful Sum-
mer shoe, even if you're not "tender
foot
We have them of best quality.
,,sa Side Snrinr With medium toe plain, ~ 90
oxford ties medium toe, plain, "a
Fewer men would require such foot
wear if all used the broad and easy
shoes we supply.
All boys should wear the I" Wauken-
phast." 1t is the shoe of nature; but
not all the shoes that are called by the
name have the proper shape.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
,n TH REV. p wa3fsa
Ss sT6REs' SD St
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HENRY A. DANIELS. N. D.,
$40 WEST l26TH.ST
Dfseasss OF the system 0ento urinary OrRAhs
Inno,enco And Sterility Hours 8 to IL. to y.
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NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.
Union HILL.-Francis Connolly. member Of the
G. A. r.. wa, arrested Yesterday by United states
DENNY Marshal Henhardt, Of New York, charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Nj, Harriet T.. Conn before JudSc euler
IN the supreme Court at tn" examination in regard
io her sanity Yesterday afternoon She appeared ~
an cN,iicd condition. 10 the question, 81 the Jud-'
nc REPLIED in 4 manner that slowed that she
not entirely clear IN her mental operations. She
under that she mt T. as um 0n account
Of Kyrlc Icllcw. When asked what ih" trouble "a,
about. she said II matter Of sentiment OF h'f
part She spoke to him once ~ the -tlsc door OF -
theatre in New York. aud bumped against HIN. she
once him play In Boston. She had gone u that
civ alone partly to Ecllcw and partly To see
old friends. Mis- Conn denied that she had show n
any violence to her mother, hut admit d that she
had talked LOUDLY aud used violent language. Dr. t.
- Carpenter. superintendent Of the Long land
Home Amiiyv vile. said that Nj Coffin ~trnct
him and tried t. put hi, eye ont with u lead ~ i
and urarly succeeded. She seemed to be- much j
i,iuaicd with Mr. Bcew, and Sid she m-ant g. XII
him. Mi, Colin admitted that She had dom what
Or. Carpenter testified to- When She PM the pcn'
to hi, eye she wondered II he In love win her
and how the pencil would feel In hi, eye. After an
hours dclibcra,ion the jury found Mis- Coffin in,anc
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DIR WILCOX GETS FOUR YEARS SENTENC T..
Dr. Theodore :. Wilcox wa, brought before Judge
Cullen in the Court Of oyer and Tcrmincr yesterday
for sentence for securing portion Of the excise funds
for his sanitaran Hospital In Lawrence it.. by bogus
returns Of the number Of inmates and work done.
lie was convicted on hi, first trial. got trial by
a tcch1icality. and then pleaded guilty. The prisoner
made "A strong plea for lcncncy, saying that he was
an old man and this his first offence \ sentence
Of imprisonment would XII him. Judge Cullen told
him that hi great age the only basis for plea
Of mercy and that he had deliberately committed the
offence charged t. him. which grand Larceny. and
that not his first offence. lie then sentenced
him four in the Icnit"ntlarN and told him he
would get year OIL for good behavior. DR.. Wilcox
l. over seventy years old.