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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26


TIE POWER Of THE "Ho~> DECLINING.
OF al the Democratic primare- held 10 elect mem
hers 81 the Hudson Comfy Democratic General com
mittce those held Monday night were The most dis
graceful. II th" lat struggle "i t"' D''l--
Cleveland Ring 10 rain II, ou'chc, on the party ma
cbircry Int i, j, believed IT Wa not successful. Ia
every district Organized gang, 90 repeater visited each
ponne. place and. uahampcrvd hv halloi Reform
Law. voted a. often a, th"y pleased. pa'i- wa nm
SELF +, candidate for election and va, elected.
II /, said that notwithstanding The desperate c'ori
Of Davis 10 control the committeeman. hc VIII 10"
unable 10 do 20 and that County Clerh Mclaughlin VII
hereafter bc the Acknowledged boss NJ J. ''Dor.
nell An out and ont Mclaughlin man. viii be re-
elected Chairman Of the County Committee - lc'
DAvl, down easily icioT ne people ir VII h' ~
APPOINTED chairman 81 the Executive Cpinwlu"r hu'
viii on a vote be largely Ia a minority II" VIII -'i"pN
have The empty honor . -, =, . . 49,.
VIM Assembly District were arrested Yesterday ana
CHARGED with Illegally conducting primary. - ~,
Luke crnii iu,prc,or-. AID John English, clerk.
The TRIAL Of the four ballot box stui'cr, was con
timed Yesterday and Prosecutor Winfield Piled mp q
vast amount Of evidence proving the frauds they are
accused o. feature ~ The which TUNED ont
H. a dismal failure va, the att"mri on tie PiFt oi
Prosecute Winfield Ia how that the Republican parry
| lad hand IN the distribution ~ Joker ballots
d. william /. Iylc yesterday dcn'cd t'hi he had
compounded with Annie Jones. "ion hc 'a.,eu 10 n
arrested FOR blacunill and a"mpunt I" ,h"I mn y,
whom ~" GiHnd jury refused 10 iidl' lie 'dlH II
the ease compromised by the pi' mem q" -
| q, has been stated. II wa, done without NJ hh"r
| edge or consent Xia l. Moore 81 philadelphia. Who
va, Dr. Piles hs~t when The latter mhiFfI N!''
Apgar. IN response f. a telegram uqWrIuS II th' ,n
promise had been made. tclccraphcd lr"nd - DE
Pllc settled the Ease Notwithstanding MS protect
Frank Richardson Of 80 800 Ihird 81. wa. az
iaigurd l"i0i' Police Justice ~tllslug YESTERDAY .
charged with .abhuc John Co-iein. cNcnt cu year
old the neck to,tigan lie a. his none. 30. '''
Third ST., In q precautions condition Richardson hl
c., that IN" S0uui"d Youth and s"VcI5 81 h, com
panon, iusultcd him and hi wifi" and onhnrdrd thr
rou.c with stones. Kich1ri-nn started ont 10 ma
policeman. and va, attacked by toeiIgan with a
| 'nifc lie di,armcd Co-tigau ard. when The lst"I
, renewed hi, assault. stabbed him with his own
| weapon. Justice iI-ing r.mnnCrd Richardson Il"
| await The result ~ tO,tigan's injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

PLAINFiELD The cornerstone Of the ncw seventh
DAY Baptist Church. Central ave. and FIN st.. wa
laid with imp7c Svc ceremonies Yesterday afternoon.
Among The articles placed In the cornerstone
platinum paper bearing pTtra, Of the pastors who
have different time, had charge OF the church. al-p
portrait, 81 the church dcacOnS and the Building Com
mtac and cope, Of four books published by tile Rev.
4. II. Lewis the pastor. DR. Levi, made
address and lowered the conversion" Ia II, place.
The now church will be ON" OF tn" handSOmc, Churches
I'm New Jersey. II il constructed Of heavy block, OF
,tOnc. II Is of tn. most important churches of
it, denomination In the United rini -.
EAST ORANGE LawrcHc" I. Fell. who was A.
cn-rd by member, of The Township Committee Of
attempting - brbc them 10 vote for the electric rail
way franchises through Eat o. ang". denied The charge
YESTERDAY. and said that m case would De- invcsti
gated I'm court. The Rapid Transit Company also de
MED all connection with tho attempted bribery.
ELIZABETH harl-> klop aud Emil VOgt. two If
tlr inarchl.t, who t"oh part Ia riot picnic last
August when the police were e""er'ly handed w..re
yrS'.. day couVictcI IN tn CuiD1 County Court on
both counts OF the indictment. with recommend
liz the 1ury the mercy Of The court The courtrnom
was packed during the trial flrer Wind Wa dis.
aur,d for life by blow IN the face during the rln,
Anothcr Anarchist named Dreyer. who has fed FROM,
he CITY broke a big pole In three piece, across
Winds back. special officer schmidt was knocked
down and kicked and nurdcrouS Anarchist wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

PLANS FOR THE GREAT NORTH RIVER h"iD'h'
The New York and Ncw-lcr>cy Fridge commissioner
met YESTERDAY AZ w. pa Broadway To ms d"r u''
engineer plans. and they gave II out t'ht t'c "''o
railro,i ,t,pn would Dr. situated In lroadwny' some
c.hcr- between twenty third and Forw-i"utth s'H'
The Commits, ones did not care 10 disclose NOR" Una"
tia, but the plans for the bridge, the station oc''
may b. made public on Monday. when the '"inmlN
.oners hold their next meeting. Tic pIah> lot t''
b. Dc, have been approved by the War Department
49,, Z, ,r,s ,cp,r;ed Yesterday that work " II be bc
o,n rcSt spring and that the biidse wonlh b, bmI'
y thf,y months aud the entire combinailon' bnas''
.,on. approaches and Ill fl three years. N'oo"
Amounting f. sI5.OOO.OOO and bonds t. 93'"oooo
would b. issued. ere Soch - b" 500 >""'' .
Tho Jersey city tcrminu, Will b" a." centre OF ali
60, ,r.ot r,tr,ad, coming Their. and the station 10
TIL. c'ty practically The terminus f.r al the srea'
r,il-,,ad. I'm the country. II Is said ina, cars NAV
a. taken there ilr.c'S for All points ~ M '"h'F
:, aid Ina, IN. ground aye, oi the union STATION
vii bee about 1900 b. 400 feet.
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Cleveland's Baking Powder goes farther
than anv other, and is Absolutely the Best

Winters and j. J. Mullen and John Mcmahon nave
been matched in their classes
The siberian Exile Petition Association at It's re6n"
meeting YESTERDAY afternoon at No. lc West Eleventh
ST. elected a, president Or. iitus Mulsoh 'od" e
treasurer Professor j. H. Wycth. and secretary, VIZ
rIomn, +. Cllrt. The names OF MISS Josephine To-.
uod.Gon. Mr., Isabella Meredith. W. ID. llTc!l' ana
Miss Lta Rice were added to the list Of vice pcNdc''
The first bi.mon:hly reception Of the literary society
Of the Twenty thir'l->t branch If the Young Nc"
christian Association wa, held last night at A~'o-
c;,ton Hall. IN essay " Discarded falth' VIZ
read bv L. T. Davics The proposition That a citi
lc, who noglccts 10 exercise rhc reh Of suffrage Tor
two wear, IN succession should be- di,fanc!'cd was
uplcld by William \ Clouticr. George H. RchadS 'h
George VI. Ca.>att. and wa opposed 10y clarence H.
Lee Thoma, : Loncr-an aud Wilson be- cameron j.
". W. Hopper acted , judge Of the dcblt''
\ special meeting was held last evening oi the
Municipal Councl Of The Irish National League To close
ND the affairs Of the big meeting held recently ID
the Metropolitan Opera House IN aid "i homo h"'o'
In connection with q recent pubcatiOn bV some men,
who ALLEGED that they connected with the Le"-"e'
impugninc, the motives OF Dillon and o1ricn, 'hair
man Gleason denied that they had any connection
whatever with the Irish National League.
Cap,ain p Morgan Of the GDth Regiment The Few.
Dr Henry I, Eraun Nelson smith and VI y. Mul-
queen contributed Yesterday 500 each to the iuhd
for Irish Home Rule.
The first annual entertainment by the Navier Boat
Club took placr last evening IN the theatre attached
To- the College Of II. Francis Navcr Kuuolph HoH"u
nresdcd a, the piano. and among those who sang ana
who gave reading, and Rotations were j. A"ysiu'
Donaghry Grant Odell. John Ii;n>nmon, Ms cs \.
r collin. Ta.th " Cnalmcr,. Mamie Crccdcn. Mamie
uassctt Cora waldron lIigsin-. Allen and Sin-man.
The Msndel,aohn Male Quartet sang the Canadian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Thc reception at the rooms OF
the Crescent club tonight will sirpass anything mere
,o,orc given on Thanksgiving and will be the last
,-,cepon given in the old clubhouse, the new nome
Is fast approaching completion. The reception TO-
night i, one for the ladies'" and this means many VI
the lenders Of society. The clubhouse Will be dec
Grated and there will be supper. team Oh zen vi
the best pgcOn-shoS OF the Mount Vernon ''ln 'luo
will compete with u similar team from the lncKihoo
Gun cub at sylvan Park 10 morrow. There VIII oo
uniOn Thank. giving services tomorrow In the tcios
church IN Fifthav The Rev. {. 81. Dodd OF tin
Baptist Church. will preach the SERMON Specla s
vices Will be held In Trinity Episcopal Chlich anu
also in the Church Of the Ascension.
SING SING.-The electrical execution plant III .i
Sing Sing Prison has been pat in readiness l'r .ho
execution of Joseph Wood. the negro murderer "n"'
wa sentenced to b" put 70 death during 'he W.
beginning December l. All the appliances nave nce,,
on the ground for some time. but some tests uPoa
animals thought necessary, which VIII taHo PIC"
in The course Of the present week.
IONKERS. congregations OF the Westmilis.I +.
First and Central Methodist. Reformed ana bapC ID
churchc, will hold union service In the Wcsnln,t, y
Church on Thanks giving Day at II a. M INC hG ,
h. 4. sclcll. the pastDr Of the First Metlouio'
church. viii preach. "cor9e :; h.hnan Wv
livcrcd his lccue siberian convict lie T. itiRs
audience in Music Hall last night for the bcheht o'
Ludlow Chapel.
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YuiFD on THE ELEVATED RAILWAY.

Eugene +. Brennan. milknan twenty ono wears oo'
OF No 49, seventeenth St. was killed on the br0okNh
rlev,,cs Railroad Company'S tracks in Flabusl-avc.,
n.a- Atlaniic-ave Yesterday morning AID II i sup
po,ed that he conn, red suicide Al > Al IA. M me
first train M from the ErifGr nea-ei the Fiatbi'haNe
station. when the engineer Eel sudden jar ana at
once stopped the train. He thought that pm hau
fallen from the driving wheel OF the ioo"ih"Ne' anu
got down to examine It. lie found the manGlcl body
Of a man under the wheels. The engine was De
tacbea from the cars and ran past the station. and
the body wa. raised and pat upon the platform
The body We, taken TO the morgue. The engineer ana
conduCtOr Of III" train were arr stcd bt teN were
leased on their own recOgnzancc pending me IN
oucs Tic ,chet agent al the station Sa'd that me
man had not pa jhrough the regular way 10 the
rr.rnan'> f. 10 a. - rot tii0k that he committed
suir;de. II hcloN ed Ia 80 poctahle family " Is
Thought some ;l.a i," on tie elevated railway
nIo,{orm o., H. wuy hone and accidentally fell oil
v-hiie hin for tain.
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.ncrrrr or cnRLSrLAN ENDEAvOR

Tho eighth conference % tho lo-al union 81 the Young
p,i... society - christian lind a'"r 81 New OF" ''N
and IT, vicinity w, hei IN ~ Paul. tn"'i'' IPN'"'
r,rr. Fourth ave and TWENTY ~''"ui-~t N'~t d'' 'i
,1 ,,-. evening. A. "a. afternoon session MIS-
charlie. & wl,dan and james \ tr1k'hshS T'ad interest
m ,,ir. upon ulr good WORK which N" society has Ho'
.ulln, the at y,a-. ~ u' evening N'N'" W. "
Il. N,,r.v wel,o n,d the delegates. AMI the R"'. Or
:, 80, t...-t, delivered an address upon "P'r'on1
yy,,rr By request the Rev. william G. Bung read
M ,,uer mon "Our Arms" which was delivered tor me
or-t tine 10 y Louis.
The Rev, ~ wilton Merle smith was 'l'''u pr s'''"
, the Union iot the comm: y'ar. int>'ll COL" Wa
o.c, ,lceprcsidut and e. II. K'naton "a' reelected
.etr,tary aud TREASURER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

Articles ~ incorporation Of The Cclluoid Company.
corporal Ion with capital q: $1,000 900 were filed
IN the Office Of the clerk of E,,ry County at Newark
tcrday. Among tie incorporitor are j. \. Hartow.
j. ". Hyatt. Joseph ". Plume. John II. Hallautinc
George Wilkinson. The company propose Ia
control the production and manufartnrc 81 ccllmod
and similar substance, and al good made ~ them
ogden Il. Lane. aged Hfy. painter. living At No.
IO2 JOhnSon-.t. While working OF 10. l21 Arlington
ave. Yesterday. fell TO the ground >u~i1ining Injuries
from which -" died In an hour. lie leave, n wife
and two children.
Another attempt 10 sci fire 4" building vas
detected shortly before : m. Yesterday Fire Wa
discovered the boiler house Of John Taylor. wood
turner 40. 80 MARKET T. The hose had been fired
in three pacrS and M" flame were cNtugu~hcd with
chcmic1lS The police sin engaged IN invest igat
ing three Of inccnd,ary fire, that occurred on
SUNDAY.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

pa,k and Aoucduct Commissioners meetings ,
Mrs Corpcl.s V l.. Miller case before COMMISSION
Shields IT,, . - IN
Review OF 18Th Regiment, Armory' brooNIY"' ,w q
..r,o 1coo>, reception Harlem Opera House Ha''
p. =, o,,.rt,inmfnt
Hone Lodge No. ga f. and a NJ 'h'''''''''' '''
IcnoX I.vccum, \ r. III. , ,.,....r,cp, q,
Dr. Robert Gum before Society Tor the Eno''' ~
Criminal Law Cooper Union. : y. ~ - -, ,,,.,,r
Gfthst. 80 y. m .,,.io, hill
Veteran Volunteer Fircmcn'' sons AS'o ~"
Harlem Association Hall, evening
Narragansctt club entertainment cuo housV'
Tr,lcv contest. suburban Republican tiuo' p III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
pIty ron RLTTERING THE POSTAL SERVICE

4 PLAN FOR BETTERING THE POSTAL SER'I'E'
Postmaster Van Colt SAID yesterday that the pro
posed plan OF putting assortcrS on vessels oil lh'
Xorth German Lloyd Line to handle the mall 10Y '''
country would be- a great advantage. "Ihc luei'
ne said is to have the mail matter assorted on INC
vessels. il now Is on the railway mai car ~
prcscn part If the letters etc. are casSlhcd INTO SIN
,iy,sior- an the other side These divisions 20 Il
New York Boston. Philadelphia. Chicago. It. Louis
and IAN rranci SEQ. \ part Of the matter however
is not classified at ALL but has 10 he assorted Whch II
arrives here II the method were put IN use ur
MARCEL, and letters would be classified according I"
cities, and would in cases reach their dc,ih "
.rvcral hour, sooner than they do now Ii0"tNcr'
the Department at Washington has the suDJc'' J"
charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
S-RvIvORS Of HEAGHER'S BRIGADE At DINEER

r,i.b UfraG. in COMMUNICATION ~ the departure oil IN
cgd u.gir.n, f,r the ~ wa- give" lat r'hDs
in Ee,adcnna'. n Urion square. bv moro u'n lV' ~
~. ,,t.r,ns Cartaiu T. Uraiv presided and among
.., .,, ,,,-. Colonel Ia.' u Irin-dt MAJOR id'nri
nrr- lame Fitl-,raid. Mtor T. VI. Ha'"f'' ''.onN'
lam. ,a,sn,ch. Colonel james Curhn. Dr. "Nl'"
o.v,arher. william y Penney. Or John + lo'l' Lieu
tenant Paul LEONARD Colonel John Dillon Nnh'A ten
-,l uon.rt Nrr,ut Colonel John Il. Nuceni Micnael +
u,.,, .,r,,tn John J. RYAN. Captain Thomas Mortimer
,ii,,nt John MURPHY Colonel George j. Mcclellan Ten
,ri lam, L. o'B,rnc Qusrtorm1>t"r J j. Word Of INC
Goth REGIMENT Police Commissioner Nc''h' ana Iohh
LOncrcsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

The question of the hour is to.msr
rows foot ball game. To those who
intend going, let us say that sitting
outdoors in November is risky enough;
don't increase the hazard by trusting
your enthusiasm to keep you warm,
but 90 well clad.
A Cape Ulster is about the right
thing to wear. Ours are cut with
ample skirt and cape, wool lined and
fit to perfection. Black, s25 and s35;
olors, So to S25.
For evening dress we sell "1nverness'
or sleeveless Cape OvercOats, cape satin
lined, so. a stock of full dress suits
from which we can fit youth or man,
$3.50 to Sal.
We keep all the essentials OF dresa
including hats and shoes.
Stores closed tomorrow.
ROGERS, PEET g. 90
as THfEE eF3c.;
STORES. )32ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
Other Extras.

A large number OF other hN'r.s
have been printed. OF Brazil. the new
Northwest, Newfoundland, the Da.'!
Farmers, Knitting and Crochet 'se
Congress, a Summe!
at Chautauqua. Fiction etc. ,.
for circular giving the ISL !" '"'
with description Of each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
HrryOoKT-Gcnerll James II. Wilson OF Whining
IN, Ds BRUNSWICK Melville 4. ingalls, 81 en-
ciunati EVEEETr-Danh Magone. oil o9uehNou'7
v FIFTH AVENCE-Senator j. ID. Cameron "
pnoy,vania Senator Frank Hscock. Of Sytacuse 'oh'
cr-s,mso John w Gambler. Of Massachusetts, ffcs'"."
Chor,es X ADAMS Of Cornell Tnversity and stat Sen',
Donald McNauChton. Of Ro'heStrr' h'fr n.rr
,,,o, n p,tkc, Of the Ncw.York supreme court IN'
,WryI.r Wl,,lam Dnd!cy Foulkc, OF Indiana "lN"'
SOR-O g. Warren. Of Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

IN smash the officers head with empty peer kcs
"a he lay PROSTATE. VOgt furnished bail fOr MS az
ncarance for sentence next saturday, but MOP hn
no bondsman and was locked up.
CARLSTADT.-The Boiling springs Gun Cluo op y .e
its new club house here Monday. ana deIcacu ,ho
Union Gun Club Of springfield, In shooting a' Guy
,,iiyenu
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A LEGACY OF HALF A MILLION DOLLARS.

LEGACY OF HALF MILLION DoLhAh9'
Word has been nc, eivcd from Baltimore that TS"',
=, $500 600 has been Inherited by George H. BcScr o
No 70 IIalsev-st The property is said to nave pc"
left by relatives of his mother. whose name W"
Elizabeth Heller She of French cNtrac'oh' N'''
her husband was a German. Mr.. l'cl>cr l. i"N UNIV
wears old and has lived in Brooklyn about iweNe year.
He is an expert accountant. working fof ~ - "''-
d Company, in Ful,onSt. lie Is well %
peiser himself refused either 10 confirm OF "c"H III"
,r-,, whom s.en Yesterday as he did not desire any
thing published about IT, lie has receives Sony sill
leeafes before. His brother. CharNN w. w; Wcon
mennfscnrrr Of hair goods lives al No. $50 Macoh-s'
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GOOD PRICES FOR LOTS IN rLATBUsII.

About 400 lots in Flatbush. belonging TO the Na"ue,
verr estate were sold at aucioA Yesterday al NO %"
Fulion-st They sold at prices VARYING from GLOW w
81 500 The lots lie in FlattuSh. Rogers No'''"'"
Helfrd and Canar,ic aves.. Avenue ana East i"enH
..,nrd Twenty third. Twenty-ffh. TwentysiXth
rventr eighth Twenty ninth. Thirty frt and Thirty
second SIS Most Of these streets have been newly
opencd through the property. The title OF TN: popc
dates back 10 1850 when Governor fclSr S,uS f
gave a patent 10 Cornelius Stuyvcsaht: Inc prizes
TeAIi7ed Yesterday were regarded a. good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

A SITE FOR THE 1+TH REGIMENT ARMORh.
The IAN Hcgu Annoy Con mission met yesisN ana
cane TO final conc,usln as TO site. SupefNlSot-st
Large Krel,schnar submitted letter from the Nassau
Land and improvement Company Offering plot Of ground
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth st and Seventh ana
Eighth containing fory'nhe lots 2OSloo iee' csc
for eighty cents . square foot or $1,000 lot There
Was q strip Of land adjoining which condemned would
make plot 2coy547 feet 1cl2 I'M hes Til" city had
claim Of - OO0 unpaid the property The
prce much under the appropriation
~ also 600 70? SITE Coonel Michcl presented pro.
test from tho o, regiment against the selection
@, that site The committee voted to purchase IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
r.voR1yG THE PINy or REoRC ANIMATION.

Tho Kinu. County League OF Republican Clubs held a
las, night at Excelsior Campaign Cb rooms
No 1I5 skllmanst d. W. II. Pcndry president o. the
LEAGUE va. IN chair. and fifteen Organizations were
represented. The proposition for thN feots"N'"o " NV
.,,r thu. DIP pendry submitted TO the Committee 81
,rh,.v On Saturday light was explained lie proposed
the building up OF organization beginning Ia inc
.,.e,,on c.,rlcts Tho League Endorsed MS plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
Silver Coinage

Il discussed i'm M Extra. entitled, -
ycur of Rcpub!icamism," by Senator
VIM. VI. stewart, I'M an eiaoo'a''
argument in favor Of unlimited COW
age, and by Win. VI. GrOsvenOr ~
NV. Other contents: A Review "
unrri.ou'. Grsi year; "HOw 10 WI"
roriunc." BY Carnegie and Wfma"'
"tlu.hu seal Fi>heries." BY l.. E' W.
nuS the southern Question: ~
Gable and TOurgec. 72 large page"
.j ccEIs Il copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
,x.p,r To WHISTLE WIEN lie WAS HANGED

,NARIE TO WHISTLE WHEN lie WAS HANGED
John HOFFMAN and Tony" Fcchner. OF NO lob
Twenty .frstst lad an argument about hanging Oh
Monday night reclner. who is a dwarf. ohered 10
prove that it painless by letting the other ha"s
him and then cat him down when lie whi'''"o' ni'o
benp strung up hc was unable to whistle ana HON
man did not cut him down Luckily the rope broke
and then the dwarf q tackled Hoffman with MS halS
and the big man Il ID. Hoffman was ARA ghcu 'o>
,erday morning in the Butter Sweet Politc orr a"
sont To ail for ten days the charge OF ihtoNa o
He said he was ONLY foolin' Nhc" III 'o''' Wv
he VII be tried for assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.


SHOOTING A WIFE TO AWAKE HER Hue
Mrs. Hattie Allabach. twenty-five years oid, "ao
lives with her husband, Harry AlaDach' ~
driver at No. 80 Havemeyerst. was sho' yo,e'"
morning by William Roberts, hqnorucd'
po.hNne and South First SIS. Mrs. Allabseh anu
her husband returned from ball about o d. III, vs.
terday Allabach had just gone TO oeo "'o" ~,
door bell rang Mrs. Allabach found hooer.s ".'
John O'Hrien at the door. Roberts a'hou
Harry ave want to see him. she 'olu '"'" ="
600 auov and shifting the door started upstairs
Hob.rts said awhat! you slam that door IN my iacc
and nred pistol shot through the panel wnlc .n
struck Mrs. Alabach in the left side. ROBERT, anu
O'Brien as we'll as Henry Baobihgton anu r,''''"
Mac were arrested at Roberts store MIS- Alapac"
as..,,e.d Tho fra, two as the men who came TO The
door and Roberts confessed that he hfGa tne sn n
M .aid he did il 10 AlldtWiL ir va, "vu'
pn' 80, sV'o o.. n await The result Mrs Allabach's Ia
90 and the Others were placed under $500 bail each
~ w,neSses Mrs. Allabach was taken 10 II.
Tatherne's Hospital and little hope oil her recovery
is entertained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

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Among the nameless heroes, none are
more worthy of martyrdom than he who
rode down the valley of the Conemaugh,
warning the people ahead of the Johns
town flood. Mounted on a powerful
horse, faster and faster went the rider,
but the flood was swiftly gaining, until
it caught the unlucky horseman and
swept on, grinding, crushing, annihila-
ting both weak and strong.
In the same way is disease lurking
near, like unto the sword of Damocles,
ready to fall, without warning, on its
victim, who allows his system to be-
come clogged up, and his blood poi
soned, and thereby his health endan-
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