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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
polrcr OFFICIALS AyD THE SALE Of uQroF

The officials AT Police llc,dquart"r, wcr' excited
Yesterday morning by the Information that tie Dill r'
curing all member, Of police departments through
out the u declare under oath that thct "rro
not interested in the manufacture sal, 81 liquor
had become law. and that IA" aildsvit- mutt De-
made before Thursday. II slid that II the warn
Ing had not been given until Friday every member
~ the force might have been disqualified from hold
ing Office. The chief clerk let 10 worn preparing
the necessary a!hd1Nit~. aud before -uudown on
Thursday every member Of tho department. from
tie tOmml- ,iOucrs down 10 the do0rmcn VIII have
sworn that thcy have intcrr, the traffic.
At the precincts the policemen viii be sworn ~
SQUADS member, Of one ,qrhl aiAing the signature
q one affidavit. There several uottI1r, among
The department CLERKS. and tlcy viii t. the
swearing without charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
tn WAVE ArIPncIAL 1cr ~ cHIcGo

Chicago, MAY 10 ospeciaI,-rhe Chicago Ice Trust
announcement Of an cNorbitsni increase price, fJr
The coming summer ha, had an pectcd result.
The Consumer, Pure lee Company. with capital
stock Of $50 600 has organized ma, purcba ed
five Of ground. which it j, erecting large
building: ha, ordered YIOOOOO worth OF machinery
aud fifteen retail ice wagons: and will roon sci III
motion a 12O ton artificial ice machine. The officers
Of the company are President f.. II. Turner
vice president Henry II. Getty, secretary and treas
urcr, William MO,back. Among the stockholders are
Elbrdgc q. Keith and Edison Keith. ". W Gibbs. Of
Philadelphia, and j. Spencer Turner. Of New oTlt.
The names Of these well known bushes, men looked
formidable tho old Ice Trust, when the charter
for the corporation granted hN lie stale
dcpuaOu from The rruat called upon President turner
and suggested consolidation with the trust .1he
callers politely informed tat IA" directory o t'
new had decided against such action. since
that time tho trust Ia, been bringing to bear every
Inference in It's power coax or the Consumers
Company into consolidating forces with II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
AGAINST ALLEGED BALLor MAyIprLAToRs

Chicago. May - )>pccialL-A new Grand Jury was
impauccd today which Will probably make short
work Of the Democratic ballot manpulatorS OF chi
cap0 The second edition Of the election frauds VIII
be presented u The jury al once by the state At
iorncy. Tho most prominent Of the men III danger
Is Do" sims. the Democratic tion Judge who II
d, alleged went t. Mcdonald before the election ana
offered for round am - secure the icicai oi me
latter, opponent. McAbec and when his proposition
wa, refused got even by DESTROYING a number of
Mcdonald ballots which ne had been careful not to
number when they we're present ii. fhc Grand Jury
Will lee ASKED 10 iuGict sins. and with him the pro
f">,ional voters Neal. JiF,ou. Price Hayes. Nc.
Kenny Reed, Beck. Dougit, and sullivan. the first
i've II whom arr, ont on bail The eases Of Neal.
JacI, son and Have, presented 10 the last Grand
jury which did NOT thnh the evidence sufficient 10
warrant indictment. Mos of the mon arc expected
TO testify for the pro ccution strenuous efforts are
being made by the Democratic leaders 10 protrct
the workers. but ii l. likely that their trouble VIII
L. vain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
RCAORS LACKING CONFIRgA7TGy

wall street Is full Of mors regarding the approach
lhg eieouon oI 'he Padhc Mail steamship Company.
Those which have taken shane in ,e,yenaner uu,Iica
tons cannot be confirmed ono .tor, connecting
Henry Willard with the purchase in association with
e. r. Huntington and other. Of controlling interest
IN the company, with view 10 ousting George j.
Could from the presidency wa, denied bv Mr. Willard
Yesterday a. regards rhe use Of his name Mr.. hunt
ing'on Is sun on inc Pacific slope. and his repre-
Senst"es here nave nothing u ssy concerning hi,
lstons with a recent buying movement II /, well
known that Mr.. Huntington is opposed 10 the sng
gcstion Of Mr.. Gould that the Pacific Mail Company
form an alliance with the Northern Pacific for the
purpose OF uslnY a,oa a, one terminus for the China
trade, Mr.. Huntington thinking that ,ucL An arrange
ment would be hurfu 10 hi, southern Pacific IN
teosts. IL Il conceived In Wall street 10 he uipo-s lLle
that Mr.. Huntington may have been bn,ig sufficient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20

The Public Grain and stock Exchange Of New
York lmitedD. "A "buchctshop' At No. l. broadway,
Is In the hands Of Deputy sheriff Carrahcr on an at
tschmcnt issued by Judge Mead Of Tioga County.
New York, In favor Of Jane, I. Dee, Of OWcgo, for
s"of47' MI Dee was the CORE, pendent OF the con
Germ al owego, and alleges that thi, amount is due
him. After the attachment had been served y. l.
Loring one Of the hackers Of the concern, entered
judgment against 1t for S50OG- for money lent 10 it
Oh '"o pfoni,>oy notes. The company opened ia
Ne" iorh I'VE Years ago. and wa, incorporated with
o"ga'ai stek 81 100000 Charles II. Plat, the
P''",.. sdlu Yesterday that the COMPANY owed Mr.
10 10 oSd but he declared that the was
SDv,pyyV Inc smaller amount va, offered - him
Ha'uIWdN IN settlement Of his claim IA ~ rrfii- cd
The Officers Of The Hl", we a,a.h,eni i' 10 -
business In few dsy, wy '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
THE HUDSON COUNTY SENATE CONTEST
CIUSSEL FOR STUHR AND MDONALD SUN UP
THE EVIDENCE IN THE INVESTIGATION.


Trenton y j.. May 10 (specaD.-The senate Com
mttce Elections sat day to hear the arguments
~ counsel in the contested Of Stuhr against
Mcdonald. j. !. Dousherty, Of counsel for Stuhr,
began the summing up The exploration OF the
Iallo, boNc- used IN Hudson County last November,
ne said showed that the most Stupcndou> frauds ever
rog uIttcd n The county had been practi,ed at that
election II was great conspiracy on the part OF
the Democratic party Of lludson County 10 control
the result of that election. The Democratic figures
were swollen 10000 by fraud. The honest vote cast
IN Hudson Couuy was from $4,000 TO $1,000 and as
~uhr received close 10 900 votes he had majority
and should have the seat occupied b. Mcdonald.
EN Judge GarrctSon. representing senator Mcdonald,
said it j, not disputed that there was fraud and crime
but the number bogus ballots and bogus names Vas
uo, large enough 10 wipe ont McDonaldS majority. In
INVESTIGATING fraud the committee must prove fraud,
not assume it. he law requires proof Where Is
the proof that 10000 fraudulent votes mad been
counted I'm McDonald's favorl McDonad's majority
dcducrIu- from IL all dishonest votes was 1900.
Ev Judge hoffman I'm the closing argument for stuhT
aid tIr H. r-pre.cntcd not only the latter gentleman
but l. 600 citizens Of Hudson County who were dis,
fran,i-od hy Tie corrupt work there lie contended
/ That there wa, conspiracy IN hudson county 10
control the senatorial election and every page oil TIE
evidence showed 10. Ii there no conspiracy, now
came there ~ be upon the table Of the Executive
| Committee ou the ui-ht before election thousands
II bo.u. ballot, which the workers we're supplied
with How did they get into the halot-boXes j
,uerr was not combination Of men whose object II
wa, 10 have them deposited.
man Gardner saws a report may be expected OH
Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
Many LIOCOR-DEALERS GIVE BAIL.
ACCUSED OF SELLING STRONG DRINK LILLE"
GALLY ON ELECTION DAY.

ACCUSED OF SELLING STRONG DRINK lille"
GALLY ON ELECTION DAY
The District Attorneys Office was crowded carry
ycst.day with liquor sellers, who were Hui''cu WI
Friday by the Grand Jury and their bondsmcn. They
had been accused by members of the 'UF he'"r'"
Club with violation Of the excise law in selling liquor
on last election day within quarter Of a mile oil
polling place Complaints against the liquor dealers
had been made before the Excise Commissioners anu
the failure to net the complaints caused the lndi''
ment Of the Excise Commissioners. Inc bonus oi
the arrested men fixed at 500 ca'h' anu IT'D
difficulty wa, experienced in obtaining the necessary
surctics. Alderman TAFT among the late arrivals
OF the forty seven indicted men, thirty seven gave
bail yesterday. Their names are: Alderman william
TAFT. Of No. POI >evenih-st.. Edward d. MonaIali'
No. oil sixth ave. Henry Ahrcn~ N". -" Avenue
A: James Naughton. 80 1886 East Forty seventh So ;
Cord Meyer. No. 20l Avenue b John g. Sche"Pirh'
No. 32s Third ave, Herman Miller, No. 100 FarK
Row Theodore Malcnd, 80 - second ST., Cornelius
Ahearn, 80. 2Ia East Thirty eighth st.; Herman
Kerles. No. 9-4 Third ave. Peter H. Helms. "" ''o@
East Thricth ST. David cans, So 1874 Fast Fifh ST..
Julius Link. 40. 534 Seconda John Ryan, NO
800 Third ave. James Ennis, 80. l,3r0 Broad"ay :
Charlc, u. shepard 80 1,2ii broadway; Frederic"
A. schmidt, No. go sixth ave, Emil kosnak NO.
80 Park Row Jane, Wakey. 40. 81 West Forty
second st.; Hugo Johnson No. 6l6 sixth ave; Hugh
Wallace. 40. 2O1 East Twentieth st.: Albert Bade
No. 80 Fast Forty Gfth 81. Bwcn Bi,chof, No. 100
West Twenty ninth ST.. John LAWYER so. lJ3 Wash
ington ST.: \. h. Ncrhc-. so 81 East one hundred
udtweutv hfrh,t. Frederick Burehad, 40 II
second ave. Frederick Koch, 40. 800 Third ave. {;
k!~"n cunningham. 80. co. East tif'eentG't :
~. So Pearl st.. Adam Goctl so. if3 second ave :;
smith, So. SO West Thirty third ST., Anthony VI
Ea.t thirty seventh st.: lienry j. Bang SO. i3l4
HHf ltf M IF-.f a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
H. WALTER WEBB To VISIT ErROPE

Third Vice President II. Walter webb. Of the NcN
York Central Railroad, Will sail to morrow the
stcautr Gcrmanlc on a two months, vacation Nf.
webb has been working hard IN bringing The operat ng
department, which was placed under hl5 direction
several month, ago, into stale Of high efficiency,
and his zeal has carried him to bounds which hi,
physician forbids him 10 trans eicss. While IN Eng
land Mr.. Webb Will make study Of the extensive
work, and shop Of the London and Northwestern
Railway, AT Crcwc. His service, Oh his return arc
likely 10 be even more valuable than they have already
prOycd 81 the New York Central.
Among the passenger on the steamer CITY 81 New
YORK. which sails 10 morrow morning. will be George
Eutledge Gibson and Henry W. Cannon president ~
The Chase National Balk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
ALLEGED FORGED Will OFFERED FOX PROBATE

ALLEGED FORGED Will OFFERED FOX FhohAiH
Chicago Nav ia charge that the VIII OF MIS-
Louisa Jerome di>po-lng Of $4,000 Is forged anu
uctitons ON, WINS gnarcdy made the Probate 'olrt
10 day The casr promises t. develop sen d''l''
MR., Jerome wa the Of Milton Jerome VINO dcu
two wear, ago. leaving 500 900 to his widow l"'Io
were no children Mr.. Jerome died December 80 i'''
Abont three week, ago j. \. sleeper. h"Ycr' p'c
,rnted l., the Probate Court document P"IP'I""s
Ia be Mrs Jerome, Will lie said II wa H'N'rc" -
him bv hi, client John &. toesrJve. '">H'"Nc -
the Western representative Of the standard S"" '""
pany Of Eo,ton Tie viii appeared 10 nave pee"
made by Mr., Jerome December l.. l-7'' ana pun
ported to make requests ranging from S''"V 10 ~
900 To several relatives. 10 John Henry ana William
Edward Co>grovc children Of my est'cmcn Hlc""'
John G.. Co,grovc." oi Chicaso, each 7i''oo'' ''"'
. number II bruuc>t, 10 local chantaoh hNu'u''""''
The relative, are coni.,tiug the will whch = S-'eo
by Mr. Cosgrovc and j. X. McElls"tl' a. VIM
undated The viii a. forget and iriudut NJ 70
grove on the stand testified tiat NJ met vi :, a.
IN December i'm New York. In company WY" ~,
EIligott 10 witness her viii AT her frpucHt. ~
had two bland wills. and >hc gaIc nun H., t,rna
memoranda from which h. drew the VIII ne l'' NV.
il would not 20 the first blank. aud cpptl IL OF INC
second Mr.. Jerome subsequently nhn II Wy - 4,
and he and McElllgOtt called AGAIN anu 9I-l,'" ,
December IL Mrs. jerome signed IL Ih 'tcN p. p, NJ
ON determination Mr.. tpSgroNc Hah W., ~ ~.
Jerome put the typewritton copy III hcr 'a' f.,
s,nei him Ia keep for safety the one pre-, '' , ~.
conrt and ne tOOE 1t T. New Haven IoiN .t,,
several weeks In the store Oi HI, brothN u lhl. ~ H.
subsequently he Brought 10 Chicago. and kcpl u ~
thc Fdey safety vani until he gave To hi law en-
lie waited. supposng that the other copy Oh '''' W."
would fled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20

Station, the Baltimore and Ohio's Philadelphia
branch to use the yards and docks at Canton
and 10 communicate with the sparrow's Point Rail.
road Stcclton, and will. by the Belt Line have Of
the yard, and elevators and wlarves at Locust
Point and access TO the sugar refinery aud foundry
at Curtis Bay The Maryland Central will straghten
its line to York when the gauge is wdened, as 10
be only about ten miles longer than the Northern
Central II is also looking north with ambitious
eyes toward Harrisburg, and even to the anthracite
coal fields of Eastern Pennsylvania. IL would give
that territory and its people way south TO Washing
ton by the Baltimore and Ohio. just a. the Northern
Central mas opened the way over the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad. Under the reorganization Of the
MARYLAND Central Pittsburg aud Philadelphia CAPT.
talists have largely invested in the new issue of
stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
THE FIRE UyDERwR1rERS ELECTION

The New York Board OF Fire Underwriters mel" W
annual election Yesterday noon, the poIiN ueIs "f"
from IL e. l O'Clock. During tlat Time inc '"o7
inspectors of election received thirty four votes WIZ"
they Will canvass and report the result vi '''''
labor, 10 the full meeting Of the Board on NcueNu"
There seems to be- no doubt, however uat uc IcS"
lar ticket wa elected. though there were II"
scratches" This ticket Wa, made mp hY ule ""'"
mating committee appointed month ago. anu - a"
follows: President, : h. Blagdcn, wee president
r. X. Kennedy secretary. W. ". licnNiaw ASSISTANT
secretary, George H. RhOadc,; treasurer LlhuIc' ''.
ray . committee on huaucc, J. ;. liaINr"' J. J.
Brown = +. Belcher. Henry W. Eaton Augustus
Colson A. =. VI. Rome and David Adcc '"Ihhl'''o'
on fire patrol. samuel Townsend. y. JAY Nc'''"'
Henry f.. Bowers Gcorgc /. Patterson u" ""''''
h. ogden. NJ. \. stone and Charles NJ PECK com
mit;ce on laws and legislation, Peter NORMAN Irn
iamin g. Alderman, Charles scwall, y. " iidIv'
ticorge r. sheldon. william VI. -. John ana =: H.
kattcn,troh committee on surveys. Johh IL, "@,'
burn +. .. Arcld. James NeNance. y y. in l,-'
Edward ROwen Is. Lockwood and J. 4; MOOT '''n
mi,tee on police and origin OF fires. Wlhhm nc T.
Bouchton George ". Babb. Walter h Iaye. r. ~
field Alexander &. Milne. Frank NJ Parker ana w W.
Iudcrhill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
CITTLE SHIPPERS ~ TROUBLE.
FORCED TO SUSTAIN GREAT LOSSES BY con
TRACTS WITH STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.

FORCED TO SUSTAIN GREAT LOSSES BY con-
TRACTS WITH STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
This is proving a gloomy spring for cattle shippers
They lind themselves caugt between the upper ana
the neither milestone. ~ it were. and many OF them
slowly but surely being ground 70 powder. snip
n,cnts are heavier now than were known before
and last week from the various Atlantic ports FULLY
1000 head alive and dead were shipped abroad "
estimated by a heavy shipper from this port YES
teTday that last weeks shipments represented net
loss of 100000 in cold dollars 10 the shippers Inc
caESc Of al is a slump" in the London. Glasgow
and Liverpool markets. aud corresponding rise on
this side of the water. ~ compared with one wear
ago there Ia, been fall OF - cent, hundred pounds
NJ beef abroad and a rise Of cent 10 = cents :"
pound in this country. ON saturday last the Pu"i"
tion in the Liverpool market d cents pound ana
this side : , cents.
In the face of this tremendous difference. the uh
happy shippers find tlemsclvc> c0mpeic" 10 '"n'l'"
sending cattle abroad for the reason that tev hau Ell
eagcd all the freight they could secure mp |" ="
gust AZ s'2O u head. Thus II they do not SNIP ueN
will lose about S2O head and if they do ship they VIII
lose nearly a, much. II serious condition Oh
affairs, and unless a compromise can be enc'lcn VII"
the steamers many Of the small shippers Will 70 {"
the wall of the ok men. The J. ;x 49,
and Never Gold smith. OF thls clN III" ~
Morris. Of Chicago. having plenty Oh nlohcN Nm
able stand their o-se~ bat not 50 thoNe Oh nl''
capital. 70 add to their misery tleY Ht9W uat I,
head nf cattle Skinned to the United klnBdoH oEN
males matters worse over there by stocking up ti"
market 4 wear ago there were big IiOntA u w
business and everybody rushed III anu , III MAJ lad
ahead every steamer. first class or tramp una.
fire. GIT Ia sell They never nre"hltN '" III.
acrOe, the water and now they are DesleSihs nc SIN
,hir companies to save them by c"n'elIhg 'hcr ''n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
4 PNILtUELPHfA RROKER TtILN-

Philadelphia NAV ~. Harry Nathcc q well known
member II the Ncv lora and Philadelphia ~t1.h ~
'hauge-, failed 10 taf l- Iabltic- are -aid &" b"
about rjOOOO. Mr. Mtricc did fiir lu.luc-. and no
member II The Board more popular cor better
known. lie va hort 81 Reading ~. Paul and Penn
-ykana, and the recent strength Of the market is What
is alleged - have caused Dob. failure. The impr-
sion l. that AT, factory settlement viii De- made with
HI creditors, Between 1000 and 1000 share, II
Heading bought 100 under the RUE DAY for his
account smaller blocks Of II Paul and Pcnn-y lvanla
were also bought In. Orrr~ ~ assistance were uun"t
on hcn hi, condition Known. bat he refused all
Gf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
H4RSHILL 7. UILDERS ENTERTAINNENT



Marshall +. Wilder man who has many friends
and rnc broadway Theatre Yesterday afternoon was
mott, well hIid with them. II was the occasion of
hi, annual entertainment and an extremely attractive
performance wa, given. under the direction OF ~ b.
De Frccce II began with an overture by the Broad
vav Theatre Orchestra and then there was a selection
Dos the Hungarian orchestra, led by Erdelyl Naczl.
M~, Harriet Ford rccted " AuX Italians" and Miss
Anna \ Park gave cornct solo. Miss Elta Proc
tor oti, received an encore for her imitation OF Nine.
rhco. and >,uor pcuginl sang a song with Signor
>arIo', acromplument Nine. Cottrelly was warmly
welcomed hy the audience and recltcd sohllers The
Glorc." ii'r~ which came song 10y Mr. PcmDeTon-
Hn,I-. Vi, Rose Co-!au iccit"d >heridan's Ride,
(which met W.'h enthusiastic reception.
Allcr duct by Nine. banrh stone Barton and Miss
Agnes stone Mr.. Nilicr himself appeared. lie began
hY rccItirs Ever - Far Away, but was require
TO give several more Of hir characteristic songs ana
before he allowed 20 yield the stage To the
County Fair" double quartet. which also mad an
encore. Trombone and cymialum solo, we're gwen
b., Frederick y. lines and slgnor lledcrvay and an
imitation hy Richard +. Carroll The programme
closed with thc balcony scene from Romeo and
juliet with Mr.. Wilder "a, Romeo. De Wolf Hopper
Juliet aud Lindsay Morrison A. the nurse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
THOMAS u MTSGRAVE DISrHA RGED.

Thomas H. MusRravc, the well known broker ana
member Of the Union League Cub who was arrested
last week on charge Of sending through the mail IN
decent matter 10 Auguotu, ID. la,igi. Of Ehinebc'k
- - wa, arIagncd before Judge German III the
Tnn,bs court yesterday aud after "a
short examination wa discharged Gilbert H.
Halves who represented Mr.. Ia>gi, tried hard 20 con
vince the justice that he wac justified in holding the
urisoncr but he was not successful. At The close OF
The Justice German at discharged NJ.
Mnsgiavc, holding that no evidence had been pre-
..cnt.d u. show that he had written mailed or
caused 10 be written and mailed the document IN quc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
pL.ys or THE MAITLAND CENTRAL.

baltimore MAY 10 CSpecian The Maryland Cen
trail Railroad which now ha, direct line from Balti
moro To York Penn Ina, completed a new bridge
across the Gunpowdcr River. at cost Of $4,000, and
is having plans prepared for other bridges. The
company will broad gauge its whole road Just a.
soon AS the Belt Railroad is under way. The Mary
land Central has arrangement with the Baltimore
and ohio TO Use its terminals AT Canton by way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
Ex.SryAroS JoynS cpnNlrrED 70 ~ ASfLrM

II MY lTVN IUNIN fDW IT ID 10 ~ IN ~ ~
Detroit MAY 80 lepruAu. In the Probate court
th, morning the herring the sanity Of cA "''d
state, senator Charles ". Jones tooh place. jones
refused 10 go io the court room. Nt"I several
prominent ph, an, and citizen, had t~uhcd I" TIE
mental irrc,pou,. hllry II the ~ senator h' I'll"
louly ,trlhcd into CONT. and, Announcing "''' "o
had Z, paper 10 read proceeded To read u. II P'''u
10 be "A clearly written petition. drawn uP 10y hh''"'
asking the Probate JUDGE 10 transfer the hearing J" '
rsc to fine United state, Court When the eA senator
had finished the reading. he threw down the paPr'
and with "A good morning" walked out N'''
further testimony. Judge Durfcc made an 0rdcr con
hitting cA senator Iuuc, To- private ftN'ht' ~"
order va. ulacrd IN the hand of The SleIlh, Who'
after a long search. found the ~ senator WI, jon
was AT first not disposed 10 accompany uis 1
after considerable pcr,ii,siou the NhcrlH au''.'ucH
In getting him into a carriage, IN Wh'h hc va
to 81 joseph, Retreat, ten miles loW the WV
and placed IN confinement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
roryG WALLACE ARRESTED ~ havana.

Inspector ByrncS Yesterday received information
that Robert h. Wallace who stole about 10000 from
his uncle the publisher. IN ChAmbcr-,t. had been
arrested in Havana The Inspector was having eN
tradition paper, prepared yesterday. and he aid he
would send "A detective to Havana in the hope OF
bringing young Wallace back with the bulk OF the
stolen money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20

her neghbors what she had done. she repeated thc
statement 10 the police later when she wa, arrested
The wounded Italian was removed 10 the Gouverneuf
Hospital where the surgeons said they did not expect
70 be able 10 save his life Mr.. KOSlta taken
TO The Essex Market Police Court and committed
To await the result Of the injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20

Pacific Mail stock to he in a position to defeat the
Gould scheme Of new China line by combination
with other disrruntcd stockholders. Any such pan
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-01-18
He Called Pranarsd

"William," exclaimed the blHshing
Lsura, "this declaration is so sudden
that I -th hat hardly know what
to say l was unpreparcd for it. 1t un-
nerves me-"
II was afraid that it might" said
the young druggist, rising with alacri-
ty from his knees, and brought
along bottle of my unrivaled nerve
anodyne. This preparation, darling"
he added soothingly,' as he took n
bottle from his pocket, quickly ex-
tracted the cork and poured a guam
tity Of the medicine into Al spoon he had
brought along, Twill aliay any undue
excitement, quiet the nerves and di-
gest, and restore lost appetite. | sell
it at SIXTY cents bottle. This is
the dose for an adult. Take it, my
dearest