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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

THE first Of the preliminary census
reports relates to state and county
delts. 1t shows total State indebted
ness Of S3aS. 679 SIS. against S2Sss I,a, sos
in lssp-a decrease Of 54,459. 4S5. In
$50 the Indebtedness Of the Eastern
States was nearly the same as that OF
the Western, in figures ST., 500. 600. the
excess cf the Western over the Eastern
Icing about $4,000. This year the
Eastern States have reduced their in
debtedness nearly S1I. 500 600. and the
Western only $. T5S 0O0; the Middle
States from So. 81. 900 70 SIS. 49S. GOO
aud the Southern States from SIJ5.
$50. 900 To Sln7. $4,000
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

4 TRAVELLING mountain is found at
the Cascades Of the Columbia. II is a
triple-peaked mass Of dark brown basalt
six or eight miles in length where it
fronts the river. and rises 70 height
Of almost TWO thousand feet above the
water. That it is in motion is the last
thought which would be likely tosuggest
itself IA the mind % any one passing il;
yet it i a we'll established fact that this
entire mountain Is moving slowly but
steadily down the river, as il ii had a
deliberate purpose some time in the
future 70 dam the Columbia and form a
great lake from the Cascades to the
naffes
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

FKENCm company Is about to con
struct a railroad from JafFa to Jerusa-
lem, and the classic land Of Palestine
which has hitherto heard no note Of
travel louder than donkey's bray, will
soon resound to the shrill clamOr Of the
steam whistle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

BELvA LOCKWOOD has a law practice
tnat brings her in more money than
Congressman's salary; has property in
Washington worth $4,000. and a cOun-
try place worth 5000, all acquired in
comparatively short time from her legal
business
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

THERE were more than 5000. 200 let
tiers received at the dead-lctter office at
Washington last year. Five hundred
Thousand were never called for at the
pOst-oflices 70 which they we're adj
dressed, 80. 900 were sent in by hotel
keepers because their departing guests
failed to leave their new addresses. 100
O00 were insufiieiently prepaid for mile
age. 500. 600 were enormously or illeg-
IDLY addressed, while 1900 bore no sub
scriptions whatever. Eighteen thou
sand contained money amounting To
$500 in all. and -. GOO contained
drafts. checks. etc, amounting to
81 900 u90
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

LAD Of seventeen years died lately
at Pomona Cal, from the excessive use
Of tobacco. He was known TO have
smoked in one day sixty cigarettes and
two or three strong Mexican cigars The
doctors say he died Of narcotic poison.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

Mis- ELLA 4 TENSFNT. who edits
the Home Magazine, Of Marietta, Ca,
says: Il can sit down and write a poem,
then wash the office towel afterwards
This Is good news; the impression has
been that the office towel could not be
washed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

The dainty little TASKS. sometimes
of silver and occasionally leather Gov
cred, carried by travelling men ane
sometimes by ladies, are almost unIyer
sally referred to as ''life-preservers"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12
A Good Cap ure. 4

DICKINSON. y. ID. June iO.-Sheriff
Hayes of this county to-day captured
one of the robbers of the Northern Pa
cific train last Sunday. He gave his
name as Charles f. Bailey and was cap
tured about so miles south of here.
When taken he supposed his time had
come 10 die, and gave some valuable in
formation showing that the robbery of
the train had been deliberately planned.
There are five men in the band, two of
whom came from the west on the train
which they assisted in robbing.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

CONGRESSMAN VAUx-s name has been
variously pronounced .'Noss, "Naws. .
and ..Nose-7 The correct pronunciation
is as though the name were spelled
sNawkS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

THE geographical center Of the
United States is marked BY the grave
Of Major Ogden. who is buried in the
National Cemetery at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12
C R. MORSE. Publisher.

REV. PTTT DIILINGHASI. of Boston. is
only now recovering after year and a
halfs suffering from the effects of a
vaccination.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

JUDGE GoEST1, Of Perry. Fla, has
csmphor tree on his place. The cold
has not injured it in the least and he
believes tho trees can be successfully
raised
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

AT oswego, y. ", on The 10th, Miss
Belle Mitchell was thrown from a bug
~ by a runaway horse. Her head
struck curbstone and her skull was
fractured. She cannot survive.
THE Missouri river on the 10th had
risen over feet at Leavenwo "a. Kas.,
and is above danger point.
THE Minnesota editors paid their re-
spects TO President Harrison and Secre-
cary Blaine on the 10th.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

Boston has a street-railway horse
forty years old. who for twenty-five
years logged along before car running
between Boston and Brookline. In that
time he never lost a trip from sickness
or disability, and actually Travelled isS.-
600 miles. He is now on the retired iist
and will never be required BY the COM
pany to do any more work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12

An old lawyer. in examining wit
ness who had been in the army. said:
Come. soldier tell us what you know
Of this matter" Witness thaughtilyl-
81 am no soldier-I am an officer"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12
AIezsnn In Language.

What are we waiting on, conductor
asked passenger from Chicago, when
the train came to a stand-still.
I'VE are waiting on the track, re-
piled the conductor, who was Boston
mar. Iinnincntt's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12
rtow lie Retrenched.

Mr.. Billus Hooking over his expense
Maria, We spent exactly S5(
more than our income last year. We've
got to retrench." Mrs. Billus-''Ii
wasn't my fault, John. ! didn't lose S7s
on the election, nor pay out $40 in club
dues, nor spend s65 for cigars, nor run
through with S120 in three days at the
races, nor indorse note for 5000 for a
mere acquaintance and lose it. nor"
Mr.. Billus (still looking through the ex-
pense account)-''None of these things
account for that $50. Oh, Here it is
Subscription for pastors salary, S50n
Maria, we can't stand that! The preach
err will have TO get along without any
thing from me this year. '-Chicago Trib
unp
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-12
The EnrIy Tse of soap.

The remains of well-Crganized soaI
actory have been found in the ruins o
Pompeii. Tyler says the first expires.
mention of 1t occurs in Pliny and Galen
and the former declares it to be an in.
vention of the Gauls. though he prefer
the German to the Gallo soap.
remote periods clothes were cleanseo
by being rubbed or stamped upon il
water. Nausicaa and her attendants
Homer tells us, washed theirs by tread
ing upon them with their feet in pits o.
water.-odyssey, book vi. The manu-
facture of soap began in London in 1924
before which time it was supplied b
Bristol at one penny per pound.
Christian at Work.
between the Ural and the Okhotsl
seas there is spot half as large as thu
State OF Michigan, which is frozGi
ground to the depth of ninetyfour feet
rhas is, it has never thawed out sine,
the world was created, and probabl
u..fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
TupORTERS ARE READY TO FIGHT
THE WHOLE GLOVE TRADE INTERESTED IN TIE
PtSSNVNNT CASE.

TIE WHOLE GLOVE TRADE INTERESTED IN TIE
PtSSAVNNT CASE
II is expected that General Appraisers IichcHor
Shame and Somcrvillc will render their decision
in the PaSsavant case the first OF next
week Yesterday they called Edward {. Le'eui'
the glove examiner. to explain certain invoices II
the case Charles ;. Wilbur. the special Treasury
Agent at th, port also appeared before the Appraisers
Voluminous testimony has been taken. and II VIII
rcnurc several days for the Appraisers to examine II
all Passavant d co.. and in fact the whole glove
trade are waiting anXiou,ly TO SCI whether Lo>eur
+, sustained or defeated.
II is well understood now that Tbs Is night - INC
hitter end Appraiser Cooper has asked secretary
Window 10 remove LeSeur, and PaNS,vant d" 90. nave
made charges against Le-eur that he iaN di>crmna'd
against them for years. There are S,me ugly rm7rN
afoat and the name OF large glove importer Is COZ
ncctrd with the affair in an unpleasant way. me
decision which Is looked for next "ech VIII nor rf1'
thc struggle By any means. Should me result ~
unfay0Tahle TO the importer, they VIII appear 10 'h'
cnurts and Appraiser cooper Will lay TIE case Drio
solicitor Hepburn and special Treasury gents Nhile
hcod and Chance who now investigating me AP
nr,iecr', stores, But Lcseur has pD"'rlu frl'lu' 80
work i'm hl. behalf, and has one temporary victory /" ~
credit already the decision of General NpPi'ef Jr"
in advancing the invoices VI one OF Pa'oaNih A" 20
recent cons gnmcntS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
uttered AEojr THE TOWN.

The S,,ncav-,chool Of the Lcwi- Avenue 'onGfc'a-
3ona Church viii sing Christina carols ana H'''" ~
N add!e., Iy the Rev. Robert j. heh' '''''''o
morning There will be musical service ana SUI
non in tho evening.
sale at auction of the effects Of the late :. i.
Whitley. or,,,n.,t of plymou Church. realized F''l'
yesterday
Tho o.,,,rs, in tho case Of NJ, Bridget Donreily,
who ros murdered o.. Wednesday by her husband
novs that nc wounds in her breast or in her ahdoe"
,rcrc necessarily fatal The knife thrust causing inc
former reached her heart.
Edward Throc,mouou. for many wears ohlei d,
coun,ant at the Fourth National rank of newborn
died on Thursday al his home. No. "i"N quincy N''
al tho Of siNty-'c'oh'
The Hamilton Club, ANIMAL report shows assets %
so13.Oa3 20. and liabilities Of 9l-o''l' a.
Mis- Lizzie Crthcy of 80. Is NaIcyavc the plain
,ie IN . .uu To- recover damages from Julius >char-
mann for brca of promise Of marriage NhcA Wa
,cccntlv settled died Yesterday. aged twenty -iour'
Con Will, ne prc,en,cd 10 Plymouth sunday school
tomorrow afternoon by the veterans OF inc IAN
por,oopt Addresses are expected 10y Generals f. j..
Fowler. O. o. Howard and {. T. Christensen pr' L'-
man Abbott and Thomas J. Tilncv, associate Nuper"''
tendent Of the school.
The funeral Of ANDREW McClcnnen took place YES
,.rdav in the Church Of II. Charles Borroneo' inc
Ecv Thomas Ward oficiatcd
The annual collections for the Hospital SATURDAY
and sunday Association will be taken today ana 10
rour The institutions benefited thereby are the
urooh,vn Long Island College Homeopathic Eastern
district German Lutheran and Womcn'N Homeopathic
hospltals. the Brooklyn Maternity, Home Tor OohSunp
tivcs and Lucrctla Mott lHhrmar\'
A charge Of assault in the second degree WAS i'uo
Yesterday against Policeman Patrick Mckeon' OF VII
ioms,urg on complaint Of Henry schcroh oil NO W
North MOOre-Si.. New YORK.
Arthur T. Kennedy, of the NiNon Laoor''oIS' a.
Orange y. j.. Will deliver lecture bci"ic INC "''!"
lvn Ethical Association, on Electric ana MaGhcu'
,neics g.. ,ouorrou, evening at 80 O'Clock in the
second Unitarian Church. Clinton and Congress SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
THE HOBOKEN TURTLE CLUE iR0t hLH'
,rr,xc1xG \ SCHEME TO Dust oFTsEES AT \
MOMENTS MOTT -.

,pr,xCrNG \ SCHEME TO GUST oFW Frs NJ
MOMENTS NoTI J..
,,o ,o,,,ro i'm The Uohphcn Turtle CHb has n'' YET
I'm, hr,,cb, into the couIt~, bit Alon1o /. P''"''
T. sin determined 10 NY 10 secure rs r''n>''''''
ard il WA, said yesterday that an aPp''"'"
q mandarin, would certainly b" Wad' WIN" '''
or ,vv, Dill Chandler y SEYMOUR are MS a''''"'' -
ord ,hcv have now decided Ia apply not '"' '' '
,orpatiyc writ Of mardamuS, but for Pr'.'P'''
u,ood3uu,. thus getting rl Z" Issues III l''' ''
,,hcr member II the firm tot a Tribune Z"
. ,.,o,d,, that while il woud be cay -
,,,co ia. necessary evidence. II WORLD h'" II"
oc los cornlicaicd 10 rely simply upon 'h' SUM-
,,nbic minute. Of the meeting Of the Ooaid "i NV
crnors Al which Mr. Decker was cNpcl" Nv.
I'm ,hs NO M issue Of fact raised aud Mr. Decker
lnvycrs declare that even upon the" """ 'o"'
the governors had no legal right 20 eNpel 'er ''''
.tno rcporter learned Yesterday from an authoritative
source that a formal demand has poem s'INo" upon
fine secretary for a meeting Of the cinb 10 De- h','
,.i,ni, t,rn verl;s at which certain prop sioi- I"
amend tb, by- laws will be discussed ana pi'''p
uunn These amendments would mN"'N' I''' -
change lu the control Of the club ana INC "'' "I''
which thov are based may perhaps ma l'N'' WIZ"
othor clul. whose trustees have "a Zines p'r'"'" AZ
arrogant and unpopular couiSc. lhrlr h'' ) P'"i
tho ,r A. tina, or ministerial responsibility Su'h as j.
| =, he observed in the government Of England ana
| o orcci.,l,v in that of France By t'Ii, sch m"
tho ,unolcr. of the hoard Of governors IN th' 'Hp
| could hn voted ont Of Office by majority oi VIC
members present at any meeting Of when ave h"''
| had been given. Further than that the governors
arc f. u. compelled t. ak for a vote OF confluence
/ every ,i& months, and if such conhd"nc" be winner"
t,on the RESIGNATION Of IN" members would be rF't''
with ,ucn system il wonld Of cour-" be piac'''ly
i,,,,.. lille f,r hoard 10 carry out any really IN
popular project
10 change the by law 81 the lIohokcn Turtle 'lnh
twothlrd, vote is required, hu at tn" meeting Wil'N
| heard Viz. Dcolor'~ appeal the other night lie ha'
within three votes Of enough out Of a total OF rihy
nine Iii, friends ~iv. however. that lH, siTcn|'h j.
really much greater than indicated in that NJi"
aud tlt,y confidently predict that the four nrnlrT'
Of the board who most a"iiVc in opposing VT
Dcclor will SON ont 81 Office. whether the courts
. restore him q membership or not. u he should b
restored member hip hi action would II j. under
stood carry with il also restoration 70 the once %
treasurer The call for In" meeting mentioned VII
proalv be issued today by {. &. West. the secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
NEW YORK CITY

The Tribune Yesterday received IL from the Emer-
ccncv Circle of King Daughters" and ~ from p
for Mrs Ann Donohuc.
The Hebrew orphan Asylum band Will 20 t. Boston
Tonight To give concert for the benefit OF the 'har
lie, of the Benevolent societies of boston, The bcnc-
fiji will be given at the Boston Theatre. under inc
direction Of Martin Cohen. DR.. Herman Baar. super
ntcndcn Of the a,ylum and Morris ruSka will 90 with
tho band 10 Boston.
Patrick Clinton. a fireman on the training snip N'"-
ncsota. at the Navy Yard, when walking across Tho
narrow foot bridge AT :le end Of the dry dock on
Christmas afternoon lost his balance and fell 10 he
bottom Of the dock. distance Of about "lNV lcc'
IS q guard raj. around the foot-brdee' INC "a'
must have fallen heavily against it,
, meeting of the New-York Yacht Racing AsSocia-
ou was held Al ONeill's restaurant I'm sixth ave. IaN'
night II was decided 10 give dinner on January -
The prize, won at the last annual regatta were as
tributed.
The North New-York Elcc tric Lighting COMPANY
WAS Yesterday authorized 10y the Beard OF f|e'''d
Control 10 put mp poles and string wires IN one
hundred ana thirty fourth and one hunof'"-'"" INV
ninth ST..
There were 100000 Clearing House certificate can
cc,c1 Yesterday leaving now outstanding $l3.731'oo'
The Tribune ma, received a card Of Christmas greer
iu, from the other side of the globe. Il comes from
.Tn sydney Daily TELEGRAPH" with " fratcrna greet
inc, IN t,ojr felov-rraft Smcn.' The Tribune wishes
il, friend, in return nappy and prosperous Ne" ''''
rr ,rtl,ur r. Person Of Philadelphia the well
lu.,n outlar and editor. will ,l"i' 10 y"nhg men ~
marrow afternoon ats 80 O'Clock m AN'ocEh"h "''''
rorr.h.ovc and Twonty-thirl t. Young men are
cordially invited.
Tax Commissioner Coleman las been summoned -
ounc,r lcor,. the Ia rtt committee next M""o'S' -
explain the working, Of his 'iicc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
4 EYtRD FOR THE ARREST OF DESERTERS

The following extract from General orders No. l4j
g. So Headquarters Of tn" Army is published FOR tho
information Of all concerned
l21 \ reward $50 viii d. paid cirl Officer
ing authority under the laws of the Unitd OF o
ony state Territory district offenders FOR tho
arrest aud delivery 10 the proper military authority of
military station or enicnt point a. neaf itct,
A. can be- agreed upOn any soldier who deserted >u..
ourutlv "a December 81 1883 and Is liable under \tny
,w To thai punishmcn: Tor mi, reward
, he paid by tn Qrart"rn sstc-s Department In N st,
faction OF all expenses or arestng keeping and deliver.
nc and il payment VIII reported The conn ander q
the company detachment To which dc,clter ma =
belong.
ANY civil officer having the authority above Quoted
who hring~ a dc~ertcr 10 Fori Hamilton. the head
quarter, OF the - Artillery Will b. furnished with tlc
necessary vouchers cnab" him "a obtain the reward
in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
ORANGE
.iIsIl IINI.I..

TIE SECOND ASSEMBLY N w ~ ''',',' -,
The second Of the Orange a'-r'."I va,
nan I,.t night and. Notwithstanding me ''r'''
Ma," 'I ,arrrIy ATTENDED and brilliant aha'r. I"o
wa, E we're appropriate to Christmas CONSISTING
~ rolly and cycrgcci,. and fairy Iavp' "nh }'I"%
.r,dcs The orchestra Wa conc'ai'u II'" ~
80, codo of cr,cn with wide arches hu'- WIN
,a,n,,s There WI, the usual music Io' "'''' ms "
,cxtctte Of mandnns Tin, p..it
The patroncssc, of the affair were ''' |,,,
Mrs rInnci, opcir and Mrs Henry y, ~ ''''"
,nnn, those present VIEW Mr. aud Nr~ Henry \. foI
fer. Mr. ard Mrs Man,on B. Nr,.' W"G w% a'
H.. I,,rn. + Ioutrrl. NJ ana Viz =. III, >,i'o
~ I'm 'ur and Mrs Thomas = hlhtnan' ~" r'v
NTH Mr aud Mr.. WILLIAM a. No W,l, Msrcar,
NnriIry Mr. and Mr.. Frank g. baiSoW rT,lrh'
r,.,ti,, the Nis,e- stocking the Mo- n ~,
Va d Mrs Henry r Hitch. N-S NyNh ~, Ui, ,"
Hicrt"n d. Hitch Wis. MarGarct JoI n Wimcring
ir Xcwcil h. Wqodwoh. niy r, tHI rr,nt iayc,
inctit N,.s Nav Fav. August VI ! 2N' rrha,, I,r,,
w t,r,rd. Cht,lck Jane, Chttlch l9IlhAm e.
inv Mr. and Mr., Gcorsr ". HIaihnA"dl'' VI irv- Ter
BENJAMIN ". T,1uiNn. ). Il'l!I '"'" -
Wiley and Mi, Marie II. I'ft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
FOR THE REFORWITION or UOUEN.

THE LEAGUE FOR THE PROMOTION or eOCI NJ.
PURITY MEETS.
4 small number Of people including the Rev. Dr.
Edward Kimhall of Chicago. and the Rev. Dr. Jam"-
H. wilson professor In the Presbyterian Divinity
school Of Clark>vile, Tenn, present last night
AT the meeting Of the Christian Lcagnc for the Pro
motion of social Purity. Mrs. f. y. GraunS presided
The general work Of the league during the last wear
was discussed. Mrs. Grannis said that about $500
had been expended in the last eight months In the
work among sirl> and women.
TO one Young girl ~ good family had been loaned
go +, save her from nnfavorable Circumstances.
Another class Of work illustrated 10y the paving
Of - A week for four and half months 10 reformed
woman 1t was often necessary to pay bounty 70
these women TO help them in their first start 10 a
better life.
In regard e. the matter Of police matrons AT the
tatin houses and prisons. Mr. Grinnls said that
manv petitions were being crVulacd and many
signatures being obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
opITI-ARY NOTES.

Elmra Dec. oG.-Dr. Cotbct Pebbles OF BIZ rat
father OF Ed. PEBBLES OF 1.-THE Gazette" di'd hl'
II orning lie was very well known throughout thi' part
Of the sat.
por.,and No Dec Ca. +. Gustav. special agent
Of the Fouitalr Life Insurance Company OF Ne"-f r.
va,ound dead in his room TIL Falmouth Hotel 6-dly
f,on o,opl,xv lie lived in Alfred. Me- md was about
forgive years DID,
emma vll known a, Goorcepcr the Executive Chamber
Will. Groycr Cleveland Governor of Ncwfor@ died
from typhoid pneumonia last night lie was oity Year
ld and a native Of Albany. Since Daniel lamont be-
came Interested in the surface railway 'S'uE'" MI
over had been in hIs once in Ne"-ioih'
,,,ll,lc Penn Dec. % (>pcciaD.-Niliidm lnrl'r, q
mon lncn, and influential citizen Of hi, city did to-day At
the age Of siNty-scNcn y.al,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

ASSESSMENTS on CITY AND TOWN rh'i nn 49,,
The Investigating Committee OF the Doafu ol sup
,,;sors which has been loO.ing into the a"HI' W
f,ravesend and other county towns '"hci"u.
sessions YESTERDAY. Evidence was gwen - "
.t -, u, Co,,trollcr's Office regarding the Assess
-. iii ot ,own. lie said that he had cohpdfcd
,le sale, Of property for the first four mon'h' " ''
wear with it, assessed valuation and onnd inc 'oi'"
ING fcu,c,: In Grave>cnd property when '"" J."
200 o6o Wa assessed for @}2.7jO or loo per 'V
In Flatbush property which sold 10Y q'''''"'
..se.sod al Y37 4O3. 2-.o per cent J" W
-. ~, which old for S3Ja. -G9 assessed al
60 100 ar 144 per cent In Fathnd> property ''''
brourht gal 900 was assessed at T7'"o'' '"
,cr cent. The average was ell per cent !" h'o'"-
ivn for the same period PROPERTY Whl,h ~ n nc
~, o, M. wa assessed at ~. i3ooo1 OF 49, o
60, niece of property in the cliy valued al f''"'
wouh pay about iour tunes e, '"nv" ,r,. lated
III ~ nn,vcr o the committee had been cAha"etru'
4 rcuort Will he made ncAt week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

TpyIVc To REVENGE THEIR ARREST.

Three "crookS" known Jtnn y. Mci"c, alias flott;
John D. Fly alias Roberts. and Charles Hook. were ar.
rested a week suspicious persons lhcN wer"
Police II "ad quart about week aud were then
released that Eugene George. Of No $40 West
tn-~t.. lad c1u~cc their arrest the Wl'e
vowed against him Late on Christmas ni2h; the
men q d a liquor shop al Iwont-ninth-'t ana
EighthaNe when George "t the liquor shop h' wa a.
&c GaS>. George fcli To tlr SIDE
walk with fractured skull McGeo md ir, were aits
and arraicn-d A. M9ISet Court yr-t riry Iy
was committed await the r'-" Of 'eoig'' inJHr'> ana
Nc,;ee was discharged Gcoie" was rnai' 10 derufN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
WHAT Is GOING On TO-DAY.

sale o. August Belmont, Iscc.norscs. Babylon H. IL
II 80 q.
DclmOnico'S. p -,
Annual meeting Of the Society q st. Johnland NO l.
West ElcVcnti-~t. J.. m.
Manhattan club meeting clubhouse, evening
Hospital saturday aud SUNDAY collections ID s'h'3o-"'
Mavsd- Day Nursery Christmas festival. 30 y. M
kIr. l.,tiue by James Bowie. Cooper Union, : y. m.
Christmas celebration. Oalicc Mission. p m
New York stat. Chess Association Committee. M1nhat'
tan Chess ClUb. y. III.
N.,.york Athletic Club Smoking Concert clubhouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

,n,,, ~, "a l,uccall Nathan Pratt iIinnan. on"
, ., f,r..o.t member, 81 the Albany bar. died AZ Ms
lr. n pcluar yr-f.li,y, afr lInF';hg illness nom
-, ,i,.. disease Ile born Ia Midd'"hure. Ncho-
haf. County Aftvcight years ago and vas u' son "
IA, a rt,,r,u lie wh~ cducited the DISTRICT school
., .,udi,d l,v with Judges Danorth ana >auiord lie
ga, District. Nttorny Tor Schoharc county about 1870
and d.I,rat. f., m" National Democratic Convention IN
l.,s Mr Human came 10 ALBANY IN ISL. an" III
,.dat.ly tn,A a foremost IN hls pro'r-sion here