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New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
AIRING EMENTS FOR TIE ARlON BALL.
FEATURES OF THE CARNIVAL At THE GARDEN
TOMORROW NIGHT.


The arrang ngcmcnts for the Arion Fail. which takes
place tomorrow night at the Madison Square Garden.
seem perfect and it unlikely tina, there Will be any
serious confusion such attended the recent Car
menciia affair. The committee in charge ha, taken
great pains 10 insure a harmonious carnival Of fun.
I'm addition TO what has already bcea done. there
will be rehearsal this evening of the grand pageant
rcprcscnting twelve months of the year. The order Of
which is as follows:
March, the month Of expectation. typicd by
hoas representing recfOr-all Presidential
race: April. the month Of fools. showing
Jupiter Puvius pumping down the rain; May. the
month OF flowers June. the month 81 love and roses
July the month Of American independence; August
the month Of summer girls, september, the month Of
harvest october, the month OF wine: November. The
month Of hunte.rr, December the childrcD's month .
January, Arioa's month. AriOn himself driving Il
.harOt February carnival month.
The general decorations of the Garden under ;e
supervision Of Joseph kepper, De Lcmos C0ides ard
Julius Kastncr. The festival begins al O'Clock with
promenade concert by LeibOldt's Military Band
The various committees. after the grand salute VIII
ifvtc the masqueraders 10 join In the opening polo
naisc. At IL O'Clock sharp fanfare will announce
the approach Of the pageant Masks must be removed
after 1 a. m. There will be admlttance 10 the
Garden after midnight and before that hour no one
will be allowed the floor unless In fancy dress or
domino. This rule will be strictly enforced. Tho
restaurant Will be open all night.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Funeral Of General sherman.
brooklyn Union League Club, p. IN.
Mayors Advisory Commission.
Williams College Alumni annual meeting, Hotel Bruins.
wick, p.
Academy Of Nedlcinc. No. 10 West Fory'third.st 8
p IN.
Society Of Pedagogy, College Of the City Of NewYorE,
I. IN.
Training College for Teachers meeting, No. 36 ElsG
Thirty.c c!ghth-st., 8 80 p.
Berkeley Athletic Club exhibition, BerKeiey Lycoum,
p. m.
L. S. Grant Clul Lal. Everett Hall. evening.
Friends Literary and Library Association, Sixteenthst
and Rutherford Place, p
Matinee in aid Of Skin and Cancer Hospital Garden
Ia. IL.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
~ nIKrM EICTORY BTENED.

Fire broke out in threcsory frame building owned
and occupied by George NJ S'rao;d a. an oakum iac'
toy. iu Corncli,on.aNc near MontGomcryst., Jc's"y CITY
t,rtav The trc wa, rst discovered IN the southwest
corner of the building whore large quantity of oaAum
ina, had passed through the picking machine sandn2
The flames spread rapidly. In half an hour after tn"
lazc was discovered the building completely ruined
and nothing but large amount Of Eachncry twisted out
OF shaI. remained The .rame walls Of the building did
not bum supposed that the fire was caused by the
teeth in one Of picking machines coming in contact
with a nail and creating sparks that set hIc 10 the IN
nrmnabc material The loss ctnatcd by MI StTatiord
to be $4,000 which Is fully covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
ELIZABETH
VETERAN ZOCANES HOME AGAIN

VETERAN Io' AN - H'''i' '' .,.t.
The Veteran Zouavcs reached home from '''"
southern trip last night. ard had biIllan' i'''p
ton given to them by the people AT r'"Na'u
Tpitv Division Uniformed Rank Knights ot lH''i'
and Company T. TOrbcr Guard. ID Regiment a'"d
a. a guard Of honor to the Iou1vce. lLe Pi'h''Pi
street, alons TIE line Of march were handsomely "''o
rated with nags banners and buntlns' ana Hiul''"'
with bonires and colDIcd lights. while ro'hiN ana
hn,,b. vbzzcd through the air The rctar.ihs
yntnrans wcr, taken to Ouicn', Hall wh,rc thc
festivities ended with dinner, at whlch most "i TIC
leading citizens Of ElLabcthpot were present
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Thc wife Of David Cromwell. OK
County Treasurer wa, thrown from her carriage yes
tcrday at Railr0ad-ayc. and Orwaupum s.. but be
wong "a scratched face and slight bodily bruises she
escaped serious injury. Her brother. VINO accom-
panied her also thrown out and bruised
YNRKTOWN.-W Walter Il. Jones has been appointcd I'd
Justice Of the Peace to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of JAMES {. Travis.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
4 TrG GR1ryDED on TABLE ROCK.

During the heavy fog that hung over the East River
Yesterday morning, the tug Trojan, towing float Of
eight freight cars, belonging to the NcwlOrk, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company, grounded on
Table Rock. a reef RAINING half a mile below black
Wells Island. From the noise the tug made it was
thought that one Of the Sound steamers had gone on
the reef When the fog rose the ting seen with a
very bad list to port. she taken of al sh water.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
ALONG TUE SOUND.

HRIDGEPORT.-P. r. Iarnum said yesterday that
he had changed his plan relative to the erection OF
building for the historical and scientific societies,
and instead Of leaving It to his executors to do tho
work he had given orders to proceed with the con
etructon now. The cost Of the lot and building ap
rroXimatcs 100000. Mr.. Rarnum has this week
bought the First Baptist Church for $4,000 and VIII
tear II down and erect a handsome block OK stores on
10
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
NONE BUT
ROYAL

somcncss Sce U. Govt Reports No other maze lf0
cream of tartar specially refined for and chemically pure NO
other makes such light sweet finely favored and wholesome
food No other will maintain its strength without loss un'
used or will make bread cake that will keep fresh SO long, or
that can be eaten hot with mpuniy even by dyspepus NO
other is so economical
The official chemists of the United States and Canada state
analysts municipal boards of health and physicians nd0Se
the GREAT qualities of the Royal Baking Powder
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
STATEN ISLAND

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. A. Cleveland OF Done
gan Hi, was yesterday indicted by the Rlchmonh
County Grand Jury, charged with bribery Cleveland
is carpenter and builder and owns considerable real
estA Last fall, II is alleged, he issued number OF
frrandlcnt deeds for property at Garetson's Clcve
land denies the charges. lie will be aragned IN court
tad
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Billy Emerson backed a horse called Regulator In
New orleans The other day. 30 did dsrkcy who
was standing By his side. When Regulator came In
last the darkey remarked to Emerson In extreme dis.
gust that he didn't SEQ why they named dat hoss
Kegulator - suppose It's because the other horses
Globe Democrat. Wv ~
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
HAS GEORGE N. VAN MORT TWO W

motion va, made in the supreme, Court Yesterday
Tor amOny and counsel fee in the suit of Mrs Emma
Van Mort for separation from George VI. Van Mort
formerly Public Works Commissioner in New-loTk
City The counsel for the defendant asked for delay,
on the ground that his client invalid and the
case was not ready. in opposition it was urged that
the cause had been pending for two months, and the
plaintiff without means 1t was admitted TO be
true that the defendant invalid but ii was said
that he was able so to his club every day. 1t was
further urged that he was under the control OF Il
woman not his wife. with whom he lived at No. 1o
West Twenty -ffthst. New York. Her name was
susan Roberts, and the plaintiff had begun suit
against her to recover $4,000 damages for the
alienation of her husbands affections. The answer 70
this set forth that she the lawful wife OF Mr..
Van Mort. lie married the plaintiff. she alleges. Vn
November 24 lS-6 at the Palace Hotel in san Fran
cisco. The hearing went over until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
GETTING PLAYERS FOR BOSTON.

Poughkccps.c, Feb. Is >pec,al.-" lIiacT Kelly and
Arthur Irwin came 10 town late this afternoon, and
met Dan" Brouther,. Of Wappingo?s Fails and Will
ian Dsly, Of this city. and after brief conference
signed them both for the ro,ton Club. American As
socatiou Brouhci, for first base and Day for pitcher
Irwin and Kelly left here TO night for Troy, wlcro
they will sgs Darby Oi!rion for pitcher: then 10 to
Iicl and sign Harvey Richardson. for left field then
TO Il. Lou, sand sign Joe Quinn ior second
lascman. Kelly tonight received a telegram from
william Nash. of Francisco accepting Kelly's
terms for third baseman.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

McncrS, Of Long Island City, have cxchansed cur. m
notes In regard to the former trespasslnS on tH lcI
rtoy Ot the latter Coroner Corey says he sha atieh
10 every case 70 which lie Is called.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ALIVE WITH A BULLET IN his BRAIN
WEALTHY GROCER SHOOTS HIMSELF AT TIE

WEALTHY GROCER SHOOTS HIMSELF AT TIE
ST. GEORGE HOTEL
remarkable attempt to commit SUICIDE "hch
will probably prove successful was naue 9c9ei1'S S
George Cunun, wealthy grocer, WHO HNeu al tuc
Hotel St George. BrooAyn. lie put pistol III MS
mouth and fred bullet into his brain, Where II loiseu
II did not produce instant death and the man walRcd
upstairs after firing inc sho' anu was i'-'u ~
soious in a bathroom
The circumstances OF the act showed careful uaoeid
tion Mr. Cunnif at his usual time Yesterday
and after breakfast went 10 his store. at No. Ii
,Inton.st lie returned to his room az the hotel,
where he hal lived for half dozen years, about .
= m. Then he evidently shot himself with his head
aver the wash-basn. lie laid the revolver on tho
l,reau and walked the bathroom on the floor above
- distance of fn!ly fifty feet ADOut 10 a. Ia he was
found unconscious in the bathroom AS there were no
marks Of the shooting it was supposed HAT lie had
been stricken with apOp!cXy.
Attendants carried him to his room, No. 90, and
Dr. 81. l.. searlc summoned. lie thought TIE
case was one OF apopleXy, but in making Il thorough
examination of the patient it found that there
was a hole made by bullet witch had peIioraei Ms
palate and passed into the upper part OF the head
probe was inserted, but the bullet could not be found
The wounded man attended by Drs. scalle ana
McPhan but consciousness could not be restored and
no hopes were entertained of his surviving. At a
ate hour last evening he sim alive, but the az
tending ply scians did think he would i've through
the night.
Nothing dcfntc could be ascertained In rGtra 10
the cause Of the attempt to end his life on the part o'
MI Cunnif. lie born in Athlonc, Ireland about
fifty years ago and came 10 this country when twelve
years old. For hrty-ivc years he has been ehSa9el
I'm the grocery business ac for long time mas haa
large store in C!ntOa-st., near FultOnst lie l. san
to have fortune Of over 100000. lie was married
many years ago, but his wc is dead and he is child
less lie OWLS a stock farm at Goshen, y. y, a'd
has some wellknown trOtters and DlJ0dcd dogs. For
some years he has taken an active interest iii politics
as a member OF the First Ward Democratic Assocla-
ton HIS health has not been good Tor some time ana
he suffered indigestion and liver disturbances.
other Is hnOWn Tor his trying Ia tdhc MS
life. lie has two married sisters in BO0klyn. .
Dr. NlClnail thought tlat the appearance OF t!c
tongue of Mr.. CUnnin showed traces OF second bullet
fired in a downward direction, but the revolver had
only one empty chamber Coroner Rooney Was III
formed Of the and the revolver was turned over
10 him. As the man unconscious thc coroner
did not him, for an ante-inOrIem statement Coulu
nOt be secured. The friends OF Mr.. CunnH were al
a loss assign any for his act lie was OF a
genial disposition. and after brc2hiast ycstc!day sh""cI
Cigar ANA CIattcd with Captain lunbIdEe oi u'-
Hotel ST. George, where lie has lived ever since IL was
opened
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Baking Powder is
absolutely pure. No
other equals it, OF
approaches it in
lcavening strength,
purity, or whole
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
SHIPPING .NEIvS

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. "WEDNESDAY, FEB. IS. 1891
ARRIVED
Majestic (rl p1rsc. Liverpool Feb Ii. Queens
with mdse and passengers TO Bruce I,may on
Fire Island at 80
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
MARINE INTELLIGLNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
"a Sets SO Moon AIS IN Moons agel0
WATER
A. a23 island 81 IIel. Glta Git
T. N-Sanly HOOK. 5uJ l,lanl j35 Hell 72S
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
OUTGOING STE4HERS
Announcements.
Tur PrARLY SUBSTANCE

a.. ..o,A "a h-,,,e SOZODONT. composed exclusively
=" vcgetablo elements and containing no solvent
:, Tho onIv article which, while whitening the enamel
preserves lts soundncss
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

A LUXURY For TOURISTS.
- rvon,. Perfect Tooth Powder. In metal boxes via
natcnt measuring tube. Neat and por'ao!c' 20 SS'-
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
HENRY A. DANIELS; NJ. d..
u AN-I IL ~

HENRY A. DANIELS: NJ. d..
30 WEST 59rH.ST. , ,..
Disease. Of the Nervous system Gen,'o oihsy ors"'
rnintence and Stcrllity. Hours 20 l. o !" o.
Mrs. WrYsrow's SOOTHING SYnrP
Ia, been oyer FIFTY SEAS II TEEri
Gxf Q, :iO Mn PTRFECT SUCCESS. II sOOIiiE .ne
rrUiIp SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAls all tAlT ~
M KRPUoT;A Sold by DRUGGISTS in every part OF tho
World Twenty-Five cents bottle
.N.rvoo" F. & w. "NAuvoo."
higl.back. fold collar.
sunrornr hody and perfcC tly. Boxes. 26c.
ueaIth F6od Co. 6i Fifth Avenue. and all grocers
Use BRUMMELL's CELEBRATED COUGH DROPS.
coou,n. have A. H. D. on each drop Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Disease, Of the Nervous system Gentoi iahSJ orsAo
Impotence aud serli'y. Hours 20 i
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CONTENTS.

The following is partial showing, but the
closely packed pages of this Almanac must b
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-16

charge of the funeral arrangements.
Interment at Riverview.
Thomas Charlton, manager of the
GreenSburg glass factory at Green's
burg, Pa, spent Sunday with his family
here.
John Gosney, who has been quite low
with typhoid fever for several days, was
reported some better yesterday.
DR.. Fisher, assisted by Drs. Acker-
man. Williams, Pipes and Hervey, per-
formed difficult surgical operation
in the case of Miss Kate Porter, who
has been lying sick at her home on
Fifth street for several months.
Mrs. Julia Pence, who has colored
man for husband, Swore out warrant
Yesterday for a colored girl by the name
of Gin White, for striking her and
knocking her down. The warrant was
placed in the hands Of Marshal West
wood, but up to this writing no arrest
had been made. The case will proba-
bly, come up this morning.
Sunday night an attempt was made to
enter the residence of Aaron Black,
corner Fifth and Walnut street. The
thieves had climbed up on the veranda
at the back of the store room and were
attempting to gain an entrance into the
store, when they were heard by Mrs.
Morris, who lives next door. Mrs. Nor
ris aroused Mr. Black and the thieves
Immediately took to their heels. This
is the third attempt at houSe-breaklng
here within the last week.
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BENWOOD.

John LOTUS, who spent Sunday at
his home here, returned yesterday TO
the RoSette Fishing Club encampment.
The Riverside Steel works is making
good run at present, considering the
hot weather Friday night, on two
cupolaS, the output was 1919 tons in the
connecting mills, and 179 tons of finish
ed steel in the blooming mill.
The Athletics and Pink Carriers
crossed bats on the Junction grounds
Sunday afternoon. The game was a
regular smuggling contest. resulting in a
victory for Manager Newton'S pets by a
score % to Il. Manager Newton is try
ing to arrange for a game with the
ShamrockS for next Sunday, and has a
game scheduled with the Pittsburg
BARRIERS on the Sunday following They
will be right royalty entertained by the
home club, the programme including a
find dinner at SEyder'S.
Miss Carrie Arndt is indispoSed at
her home on Main street.
Robt. Lindsay has accepted posi-
ton at the Riverside Iron Works.
Thos. Smith. wife and daughter, of
Bellaire, and Forrest Hunter of Woods
field, were the guests of DR.. Walton,
on Main street, Sunday.
MesSrS. Bryant, Zimmerman and Pea
body, are receiving encouraging word
from the points where their patent rail-
road splice bar has been tested. They
received yesterday letter from the
Road Masters asking to have model
submitted at their next convention to
be held in Minneapolis, Mimi, in Sep
TENDER.
The Riverside blast furnace is run
ming nicely, with large output. Its
average daily production for the past
two weeks, was Isl tons.
The annual commencement exercises
of the Benwood public schools, will take
place tonight at the M. K. CHURCH, and
the edlfice will probably be crowded.
Floral Sunday was observed in be-
coming manner at the NJ. L. Church
The pulpit was decorated with profu-
sion Of plants and flowers iudiciously
arranged, giving to it very handSom
appearance The children of the Sab
bath School were present in large num-
berS, and evinced considerable interest
in the proceedings. The collection
which was taken up for the benefit OF
the foreign missions Melted quite Il
handsome sum.
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RELLAGRE

ChaS Bertram. Jr., of Gravel Hill,
died Yesterday from the effects of a
kick he received from colt. The
animal has been on a farm over in
Marshal county, w. Va, and the young
man went over 10 see it. While fixing
its name the colt kicked the young
mau in the side so violently, that a
physician had 10 be called. After
time the injury became less painful and
boz was brought 10 his home in this city.
But he gradually grew worse and died
Yesterday. Deceased was Is years Of
age The funeral will take place this
morning at o'clock. lnterment at
Rose uI.
The tut-hOlderS and ministers of the
diocese met az Burr'S Mills yesterday 70
arrange for the coming season OF camp
Meeting There was an animated dis
.lss.ou as 20 the adyiSability of holding
camp ON Sunday. The camp ground
directors were i'm favor of it, but the
ministers were not. The argument was
used that something must be done TO
lessen the debt the Association had as
>umed, and that open gates on the Sab
bath was the means for doing IT, The
decision was not learned.
John Conn shot John Seaman in the
foot with an air gun. Conn is young
chap aud did not think what kind OF an
ofTenSe he was committing. He was ar
rested and was compelled to pay SIP for
his practice
Miss Louise Wiley, of Jerusalem, who
has been making her home in this city,
died yesterday of typhoid fever. The
remains will be taken 10 her former
home for interment.
Superintendent Frazier and Judge
Collins, of the Il n O., were in the city
yesterday adjusting the claim Otthe city
against the company for paving and
sewer assessments.
The small boy who goes in swimming
before the sun goes down will have to
aos out as the officers are after him.
Several have already been arrested.
Necelebration OF the Knights of the
Golden Eagle in City Hail was pleas
400, affair The heat was drowned by
iee cream and lemonade.
The commencement exercises of st.
Johns school will occur on June 24th.
There will be four graduates.
The early train on the Il. * O. was
several. hours late yesterday. The en-
,ae broke down at Warnock.
Il number OF ministers arrived in the
c'ty last night 10 attend the conference
h Che First NJ. t. Church.
Aaumber Of Junior O. L. A. NJ. will
Cleveland to-day on an excursion.
Yesterday was the hottest of the sea-
>ar
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..,i,e iteu,< Sooieused and Put in
is..- ds,h.e Form.
,-...r.i.., morning at o'clock the
~ D. A. NJ. lefJ PittSburs in body
a. Cleveland. O.. 70 attend the thirty
.5ir5 annual convention of the order.
willie Moore, aged 5 years, was
,-,,,.red i'm the MOnOngahela at the
-,t NJ Tweuty-GrSt street, Sunday.
rse how was drunk and went in bath
no. with the above result.
The directors OF the West Penn Hos
seal last Saturday accepted the offer OF
u.nrv PhippS, Jr., to build =, 800
'..sa f0rthc accommodation OF the nos
..sl nurses. Steps will be taken IN the
...,-er Immediately.
p.rar Mcclure. Joseph Brey and Jas.
....-h got into fight with party OF
,--isrs Sunday morning in Berlin al
and Mcclure was cut IN several
.s with knife. He is in a critical
-+.-.on. Later, the police raided the
r..ltsr quarters and captured twenty
M the residents; three being ident-
fed. were held.
rse suspicious character who has
-r FIN the Allegheny lookup for over
...s answers the description Of the
,.ro murdered George WaterhOuSe,
...fr.s, man of Bellefonte, last De
b.~ His names is Snakes An
4~..r. The authorities are waiting for
r~-fcr information from the Chief OF
B.u.Iolte.
\ Gray and Nellie Wilson, of
,'...,. avenue. while out driving sun
t.r y-.r. pitched ont of their buggy
first Miss Wilson's clothing
.,t FIN the wheels aud she was
4-.-r.l for about three squares. When
-L.ra~,s WAS stopped il was found that
.r,wa. badly Injured and her clothing
,.a~.r toru od her.
srsat Howard 4 Co. 5 glass factory
., smith Twcuty-SecOud street Sunday
.s.....r DESTROYED 50, 600 worth of
......~-v During the fire Joseph Wig
.a er.,'aye of an adjoining glass fac
,,-r us, Standing on shed trying TO
.a..l, employers property when he
overcome by the heat aud fell back
,,- -l rnr ground, a distance OF nine
f.a- breaking his neck and resulting in
instant death.
several DAYS ago Mrs. Henry PickerS-
-.l died in little house on Church ave-
me. Allegheny, after q sad, romantic
n. Fifty years ago she was the pride
wellksOwn ladies' seminary in
nusburg. She was a great beauty, and
,he best family. When at a young
ri.es school she clandeStinely
married.. and she and the man
6f her choice started wandering
over the country. Her husband
left her and for many years she had TO
teach, act on the stage and even do do
nestle work 70 earn her living while
She searched for her husband, who died
some years ago in France. Mrs. Pick
ersgill'S only desire was to see the scenes
OF her childhood and she tOiled and
begged TO at last reach Pittsburg to die.
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BRIDGEPORT.

w. James Lyle, the well-knowu street
ta4er, was arrested yesterday and
.aen before the Probate Court on the
--ree of insanity. He refused 90 move
.., stand OFT the street when ordered 70
so by the authorities and even
threatened 10 kill the first one that at
HpJed 10 put him of. Deputy Sheriff
.'toy, assisted by Marshal Keller and
''r Donelly, made the arrest. Hand
Ills We're soon placed on him, and he
'.> taken 10 st. ClairSville. He had i'm
us possession S356 in gold. His removal
Wis neceSSitatcd by the building of the
.'" Dollar Savings Bank, which is now
a Progress.
p, there was a meeting in the First NJ.
t. CHURCH last evening. at which time
-e congregation was addressed by a
u, a. MISTER Of the Disciples Church Of
'">>ouri. He has for some time past
,,el delivering a series of lectures in
'~ee.ing. He is 4 very interesting
t.4Aer, and is here lab0ring i'm the in
'''>' Of the w. c, L. L. There will