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The morning call., 1891-10-05
/. EAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
ID IN THE CELEBRATED
STANFORD TRACT. OAKLANI

~
Are now being offered for sale.
SITUATED ON THE FIEDM ONT CABLE ROAD,
about . minutes ride from broadway station, and
commanding magnificent view.
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST.
DECIDEDLY THE CHEAPEST property in this
rapidly advancing portion OF oakland magnificent
aud costly residences being built on all 81 des.
THIS Is THE ONLY TRACT IN WHICH ALL THE
STREET WORK HAS BEEN DONE, including
grading, curDing and matchmaking; water and
sewer pipes and cement sidewalks laid making the
best residence property now offered for sale in
Alameda County values will double within year
One lot will make you rich. Terms. only one
nth cash. balance monthly or yearly payments
Don't delay minute, but send at once FOR maps
aud particulars to
WILLIAM J. DINGEE,
ses If $50 and 462 Eighth ST., oakland.
NOTICE-$3O0 TO $3.50; LOTS AT FRUITvALE
IN Station, opposite the depot, offered for
sale at the most reasonable terms follows:
one-fourth cash. balance in @, T. lS and "a months
OF in monthly instaIments from $40 upward; these
lots the most accessible to railroad
venienees OF any lots in East Oakland. Apply to
JEFFRESS NOBLE, or Twenty-thrd-ave. Land
Co.. Twenththird-ave- Station. East Oakland mrltt
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part OF the ctty the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by poSta-card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention once 622 Montgomery 81
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ADVERTISING.

II You WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
anywhere at any time write to GEO. T. R0wELL
q CO., 10 Spruce ST. Sew York. aul9 ly
LNEkY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMAIIoN ON
II the subject OF advertising viii do well to obtain
a copy OF Book for AGyertseFs," 1853 pages, price
81; mailed postage paid on receipt of price: con-
tains careful COMPILATION from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers and
class Journals gives the circulation rating every
aud good deal OF Information about rates and
other matters pertaining TO the business OF adver
tisiaZ. Address HOWELL IS ADVERTISING BU-
REAU. 10 Spruce ST.. New YORK. auI9 ly
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no YOU KNOW
~ WHERE To BUY
BEST AND CHEAPEST
PARK LOTS 2

II you wish to buy a few lots for the very lowest
pTices-spOt cash-a block part OF block. do not
fail To call at 81 Market ST., office OF the SouIhsde
Land Company. for it is conceded by all that park
lots VIII make more money by 90 per cent than IN
vestmeHts ia any other part of the city There you
will find just lots for sale at 81 10 cash. 70 per
cent less than actual value, at 644 Marx Ct 81. We
have just few very choice corners for sale; Few
very choice lots fronting the electric road few
lots fronting the bach, which can be had by
making small cash paymg Mt. balance on easy in
stallments. A Few extra choice bargains can be
had. se27 II
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SMALL SUMS LOANED; PAYABLE BACK
- in iusuallments 20 Ellis, Room 10. seq 3m
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold aad silver by mail to the old and
relisble house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third st. San
Francisco: j Will send by return mail the cash; II
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
= 53S Kearny st. the only corporation that leuds
money on dlanlonds. watches: low lnterest Oc4l
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STORAGE.

I'IRST-CLASs STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
Il 642-644 Mission ST. CHAS L. TAYLOR 1y3 u
FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE. PIANOS. ETC.
i stored at reasonable rates. X. Y. OSBORN n
CO. 1888 Market ST., bet Third and Fourthly3Ou
L'URSITURE TRUNKS, PIANOS. ETC. TAKEN
i care and stored at reasonable rates: advances
made. LIEBES Pioneer Storage Company, sue
eessors 10 II. WEN DEL. 80 Stockton Sc. US q
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G000 LOTS las FEET DEEP, BET. BROAD
DOOV. way and Telegraph ave-; 3 car lines; near
Thirty-eighth St. streets TO City Hall bitume lied
the entire distance; Telegraph ave. is the coming
residence street of Oakland: $50 cash. balance
terms. L. L. SALISBURY, owner, 468 Ninth ST.,
Oakland Ocl 1t
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NEW AND SECONDHAND CARPETS FOR
~ half the original prices; laid same day as or
dered; open evenings. j. NOoNAN, 1Ol7-lO23
Mission st. seq I'm
CARPETS-SMITH'S BEUSS ELS, CSC A YARD;
y iHstallment price elsewhere 81 I'd. NJ. FRIED
MAN Il CO., 22S-230 stockton, and % Post 1t II
BRUSSELS CARPETS. 6Oc LAID; WINDOW
ID cot Csc. :. W. SHREK. 1924 Stockton m2tf
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GIO1O LEADING MORNING PAPER ROUTE
II At1O. for sale at bargain; is well worth
500: has 400 regular subscribers: clears 81 per
week; hrstclaSS territory; one m2u serves II IN Two
hours; income as safe and real estate: in
vestigation and trial: be sold at once on ae-
count Of other business. GEO. STEWART, 30
d
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AIIOiiNEls -AT-LA W.
Il l.. JENKINS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, 10
II. Fourth ST.: advice free all legal matters 81
IA lex MATTHEWS. ATTORNEY, 33l MONT
W gomery ST., Room l probatIng estates aud fore
closing mechanics Hons specialized advice au1g tt
DyICE FREE. READ AID PERSONALS CIV.
~ HOWE a co, artorneys-at-law, $50 Market. tt
DVICE FREE: MARRIAGES SPEEDILY AN
N nulIed secretly; collections. etc: experiences
attorneys; French and German spoken Pacific
Law Exchange, % Kearny ST. aus 6m
d A. CRoTHERS. AUTHORITARIAN sos
e IL. Clay St nos tt
w w. DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. I'D
w California st.. Rooms lIl5: advice frea d3it
fHNs ICIANs.
DR 0BERG, CHRONIC DISEASES HEART
IL and lungs. l122 Market; residence Lorin.23 3m
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G0UU. way and Telegraph ave; 3 car lines: near
Thrty-eishth st: streets TO City Hall biumeuized
the entire distance; Telegraph ave. is the coming
residence street of Oakland: $50 cash. balance
terms. l.. L. SALISBURY, owner, 4e8 Ninth st.
Clio PER MONTH AND INTEREST BUYS
ID IL 6-roomed home near San Francisco cars;
less than rent; see it at once. HUGH NJ CAMERON,
4T9 Ninth ST., Oakland Se30 IT
nIrOT0 s4oO--CB0ICr -0Ts e FRTTTyAIF.
ID w terms to suit; Oakland ticket good to
fruitvale J. NJ. MACARTHUR, Fruitvae Station. If
QDS0 TO 1875 EACH-oNLY LOTS LEFT;
new electric road in full operation IS minutes to
city Hall; IS minutes to San Francisco; $25 cash.
so per month"; selling fast Cali for maps aud full
particulars A. II. BREED Co., 400 Ninth ST..
Oakland. SEA- If
GOSO EACH-lO0 BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN
oD-Oo South Berkeley. near electric ROAD; best
erty VIII double before the last payment has been
made; only SIS down and So per month; price
ties offered for sale. For particulars apply to
CLoUGH ~ BAKER. 46O Ninth ST.. Oakland. se20 If
G1O0 To 5000 = STILL A FEW OF THE
DfOO choicest lots left In the beautiful Mckee
Tract. Oakland, AZ Adeline Station; Berkeley
Branch Railroad; half-hourly trips to San Fran
the place for home for persons doing business In
San Francisco; early and late trains; time, 30
your plans aud specifications and sold on
terms of from 1900 to $500 cash, balance S25
and beautiful cottage on above easy terms; this
offer Is for a short time only and is made simply
70 get goou improvements on the Mcheo 1ract.
don't neglect this golden opportunity Send for
maps and particulars to WILLIAM j. DINGEE
$50 and 1852 Eighth St, Oakland. se16 I'm
G1OOO HERE YOU HAVE 1T: l55xl0O; Ell
ID lOOO- egant corner: SoHth Berkeley, 2Iz,
blocks from new electric road; Just Think less than
81 90 per front foot for choice corner; terms
$3.50 cash. balance to snit purchaser. CLOUGH Il
BAKER, $50 Ninth st, Oakland. SEQ II
Gl.)S AND $3.50 PER LOT ONLY so
- 1 20 cash and 30 per month If desired; choice
station the tract and electric line adjoining
same 200 lots sold and 90 left for sale. Call early
for bargain. L. w. WOODWARD & CO., 9O2
broadway, Oakland. sel2 I'm
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS. SUITE
u or single; board optional; reasonable. oc4 Sc
no GOLDEN GATE AYE-SUITE OF LOVELY
L unfurnished pariors; with or without
board. oc3 3ts
S1t TAYLOR-sUNNY ROOMS AND BOARD.
Olf oc3 3t*
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM FOR WITH
~ board. SOL Van Ness ave. oe3 3t*
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL. $40 AND 32I
~ Sansome St, San Franciscan board and room 9l.
81 20 and 81 so per day; free coach.
Jy21 II MONTGOMERY BROS, proprietors.
A ELLINGTON HOUSE I27 KEARNY-PLEAS.
n ant sunny rooms en- suite and single; hrstc,A3
u every respect: terms reasonable Ial01
pRoUKLYN HOTEL. BUSH ST, BET MONT
~ gomery and Sansome, under the management OF
CHAS. MONTGOMERY: hrst-oiass family and mer
Camille hotel; home comforts: conducted on Amert
can and European pan board aud room ST. 35
81 DO 81 10 and 81 per day; rooms % cents to 81;
free coach to spd from hotel. fe7 l2m
IoNTGoMERY's TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 2l7
wi and 229 Second st-Singie meals 25c; hoardsnd
per day Toe to 81 by the week 81 to s.: tres
coach to and from the hoGs ap3lEf
CHILDRES BOARDED.
CHILD TO BOARD; MOTHERS CARE. 25
" Willow ave.. near Larkln st. oc3 3t+
ADY WISHES TO TAKE CHILD TO
II board; no objection to age. GIT Sa cramento ST.
bet. Stockton and Powell, rear seq It's
"a IDow WITH PLEASANT HOME: WOULD
w board l or children. 1906 Market St,
van Ness ave. SEQ q
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l. ARON MAIZN, AGENT SOHMER, CHASE
ID Bros, Newly a Evans. sos Post st ny22 Il
DARE BARGAIN-A CoNoVER BROS Up
II right piano, as good as new. r. W. SPENCE
Il Co, 72S Market ST., History Building, second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
n1sprrrNG OYER 4 LARp OONrRACr.

Some time in May. 1885, Wltthoh. Marsily Co..
provision dealers Of No Beaver-st., made CON
tract with the W. J. Wilcox Lard and Refining Com
pany TO take 300 tierces Of tho "Wilcox Brand Of
lard for shipment 10 Antwerp The Wilcox Brand is
q registered trademark and is about the only lard
that is known or received in htnworp. When the lard
reached Antwerp il was found t. be the "Globe Brand"
PACKED by the same company, but intended for hot
climates aud mad0 stiffcr than the Wilcox Brand"
The lagl fully equal 30 that contracted for. but
rs the brand Is unknown in Antwerp the consignee
refused 10 accept II delivery and 1t was sold
ut auction at a net loss Of about al 900 Witthor,
Malsily & Co. called on the W }. Wilcox Company to
make the loss GOOD. The latter asserted that they
were not responsible. as the lard should have been
inspected by the purchasers when II shipped and
the error discovered. Failing 10 reach agree
mcnl the TWO companies took the before the
arbitration committee Of the Produce Exchange, which
has Just rendered decision I'm favor Of WITHHOLD.
1farsily q Co
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OTHER STRURBAN TOWNS.
MESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-Wllam Douglass, cOlorcd, Of
Norwalk, Conn, better known " Devil Oar, the
African Dodger7 attentive to a fair mulatto
named Josephine IIardcnburg at the house Of Mo.
Fields Smith Yesterday afternoon that he aroused the
jealousy Of another cOorcd man. named Henry Brewer
who without word of warning, shot at Douglass
the bail entering the left cheek near the mouth and
lodging in the neck near the juguar veln Drc. Curtis
and De Hart attended DOuglnss at the County Jail
Hospital but did not venture 10 pDbc for the bullet
The wound is not believed to be fatal brewer cludcd
arrest.
TARRYTOWN.--An amateur theatrical entertainment
for the benefit OF the TnTyOvn Hospital and the old
church at ElmsfOrd vii be given in Tarry town to-
morrow evening Tho ElmsfOrd Church has made A
determined effort during the last summer to pay off
It's debt and now only $ll7 remains. "Wthcred
Leaves and d" Second Thoughts will be presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

A new seizure room has been ftted up In the Post
Office for articles seized in the mails and held for nom
payment OF customs duties The packages heretofore
seized have been sent to the Custom House for ex-
animation and storage. but they VIII hereafter NC hep'
in the Postoflce Building until redeemed
The principal witness yesterday in the Of
Michael Carroll IT,, who is trial before Judge f1z
gerald on charge Of presenting false claim OF IN
suranCe, was his brother, Joseph Carroll Inc VIII
ness testified that he visited the stable at JeromeVe
and ehundred and sixty two Gays before Vhe
fire. and saw the horses and carriages which MlchaeI
Carroll afterward asserted were destroyed some re-
suttal testimony was given, and the case will go to
the jury to-day.
The Tribune has received S15 for Charles Preiser
.he man who was arrested in Brooklyn for stealing
when he was starving and who was afterward dis
charged.
The Tribune was misled yesterday, through report
furnished by the Eew-York City News Bureau, lnto
printing an entirely erroneous account OF 1uherdi
which took place In the Church OF the Transhguauoh
IN East Twenty ninth-st, on Sunday. The funerai
was that Of John Hopkins Hodges. partner In the
firm OF Rechard d. Co., No. 226 Fifth-ave Mr. HodgeS
died In the Langham Hotel, in London, and funeral
services were held over his body In this city. The
burial took place at Rutland, Vt. The Rev. DR..
George H. Houghton, the rector Of the Church OF the
Transhguratien conducted the services. Among
those present were Colonel II. C. Hodges, U. s. A.
Lieutenant Henry Hodges, u. ,. A. anu ENeIcb T.
Wheeler.
George H. Sanborn d. Sons Of No. go Beekman-st.
have sent TO this Office medallion portrait, cabinet
size OF Major Mckinley, stamped on pure American
tin plate BY manufactures in Ohio. The portrait is
arched by the word Protection" and beneath is the
name nMcKnley' in raised letters In the nature Of
things the plate industry is slow In It's develop
ment. The proportion Of tin TO ton Of output at the
mines is so small that an immense volume Of ore must
be Oh the surface before II be probably worked
in the stamp-mlls, in order that the mills may be
kept constantly in operation. In the Black Hills
country vast area has been explored and immense
sums invested The veins being once uncovered the
work Of extraction from the different levels Will be
conducted with the regularity and uniformity as
that of the unearthing Of coal free milling gold ores
II is dcult to make the public understand this, but
it is trne nevertheless.
Grammar School No. 49, which had been closed on
account of repairs, opened yesterday morning.
Pierre Lorillari declares positively that 1t was
mistake to credit him with having made any bid at
all on st. 3lsse at the Belmont sale on Saturday
evening He says that he neither made any bid nor
authorized any one to bid for him the stallion.
special meeting of the Ladies' Health Protective
Association will be held at noon to-day at No. IL
West Elghteenth-st., at which full report of the
summers work viii be made and many questions Of
interest discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
PLANS FOR TIE NAVAL RESERVE.

The ranks were well filed at the meeting Of the
Naval Reserve Artillery last evening. one of tho
companies Is already filed TO the maximum, and tlcr
arc applicants enough to bring mp the others To tho
same point The cruise Lost summer with the squad
ron Of Evolution has done great deal 81 pOpuariye
the undertaking and insure its success. The tactics
will hereafter be those recently adopted by the Navy.
II IS probable that the old Remington nnes with
which the battalion formerly equipped viii be re
placed by the Lee magazine life Single sticks, great
guns, ssnaAbi, boats7apd torpedoes will form tho
principal exercises In addition 20 infantry Irlll.
The chief difficulty under which the battalion at
present abOrs Is the want Of adequate dnIl room aud
AN armory. IL is proposed 10 supplement the drills
by series of popular lectures naval subjects
delivered by naval officers, under the auspices OF the
Naval Reserve Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
IN THE INTERESTS OF AMERICAN SBrPpIyG

In response to call sent ont by the officers of the
American Shipping and Industrial League a number Of
merchants ard business met yesterday afternoon
at the OF the Board OF Trade and spOraton
TO elect delegates to the council to be held in Bath
Me-, October Fl and TO discuss matters relating TO
American shipping interests. The attendance was 20
small however, that no formal meeting held. Cap
tain Ambrose Snow, C. 5. III and Captain H. ). Os-
borne signlhed their willingness TO attend the Bath
council representatives Of this city. Non Pot
cal, Non Partisan Memorial to the Congress OF the
United States" praying for the passage OF the National
Tonnage bill which has already been within four votes
OF passing Congress, received the approval Of those
present. The memorial sets fort that Americans are
paving $3.50 900, 900 year 20 foreign shipping in
terests In freight and passenger receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
PATERSON.

The trial Of Christian Groetsch beer-shop Keeper
on an indictment for atrocious assault and battery Oh
Dean william HcNulty, the aged rector OF ST. jon
Roman Catholic Church. excited the interest OF laie
crowd in the County Court Of Quarter sessions
YESTERDAY The Dean Is one of the best-known clergy
men in the city, and is popular With Protestans as well
as Catholics The Dean has been untlring for many
years I'm his efforts to break up Sunday nquorsellhs
and the number OF convictions for this offence winch
he has secured on his testimony runs up INTO the
hundreds. The assault upon him on Aprl Id last c'e
ated great excitement. Ii was on munclpai eieclIo"
day when the law forbds the sale OF lntoxcants The
Dean testified yesterday that he saw crowds Ol men
going into the SIDE door Of Groesch's place. in Market
ST.. while policeman patrolng outside, seemingly
blind TO the state of affairs The clergyman went into
the shop and was almost Immediately thrown to the
floor and violently assaulted with fist and 6oot-heel
He staggered out, badly cut and bruised ana cO'eitu
with blood He did not see Groetsch stlke uul' oI'
Groetsch few days aeTward came to the Tectyry au
mtted the assault and begged for mercy The defence
was weak and the Jury promptly convicted OIOelsCh
who was femanded for sentence.
Mrs. Esther A. Beckwith, widow Of the late Frank
lin C. Bcckwith founder Of te Paterson Iron COMPANY
died Yesterday morning, seventy one years Od aicr
long Illness Her surviving children are ex-M9yor
Charles d. Beckwith the president OF the PsersCh iron
coed William Walter Phelps In the List congress ahu
Mrs John H. Hopper, the wife of silk manufacturer
The Church of the Holy Communion protestant
rnisconaD has called the Rev George VI. DoTwart to
sncoeed the Rev r. s. Cartwright rector. The latter
lately resigned to accept the charge of parish IN Nova
scotia MIR. Doswsrt will assume his new duties about
November l.
The commissioners recently appointed to purchase a
site for the erection OF new CITY Hall for PATERSON
last evening voted to purchase and erect the new bud
ing on the Hamilton House property, at Market
Colt and Ellison sts. The site Is only short distance
from the present building and IS in the heart OF the
business centre of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
ELIZABETH.

Another crusade is being started by the clergymen
Of this city against the racetracks In order to head
of any contemplated legislation in their favor by the
next New-Jersey Legislature. The Rev. DR.. Kemp
shall appears 10 be the prime mover In this new
crusade circular has been issued, addressed TO the
moral and religious people OF NewJersey calling upon
them te got ready for renewal of the fight Of last
year against the pernicous influence Of the racetracks
10 politics.
James p. Hoffman, a young lawyer, died suddenly
on Saturday night at the home of his father in Gin
ION, n J. He was Of Judge Hoffman, one Of
the leading Republicans Of Hunterdon County, and
was an associate counsel for Herman Blazier the old
sea captain who Is awaiting trial for murder In tho
Union County Jail. Mr.. Hoffman was taken II last
Wednesday, when the called for tr1al III
is coincidence that his client also became III that
day and is now dying in the Jail Mr. Hoffman was
twenty six years old and leaves a young wife, whom
he married less than year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
ELEGANT CARPETS. RUGS AND UPHOLSTERY.

At the great establishment Of W. d j. Sloane at No
ss4 Broadway there is to be Of the finest and
most extensive stocks OF CARPETS and upholstery in TINS
country As usual at this season. the main feature in
fhe great store is the unusually fine assortment OF rugs
While every department is stocked with the finest goods
from all parts Of the world the department is at
present the noticeable The demand is greater at
this season than ut any other. Oriental rugs the
most popular. They TO be had in simple designs
and also in the most elaborate patterns made In the
Orient. The prices Of rugs run from g. 10 10000
The firms buyer spends four months In the Orient every
year. searching for the latest patterns and exclusive
designs.
The stock OF fur rugs is more extensive than the
stocks carried by many dealers who handle furs ex-
cUsively OF the handsomest and largest mounted
skins In America are now on exhibition in the store.
In this department there mounted tiger leopard,
polar bear, white fox red fox and black bear skins
made into splendid rugs.
In the carpet department there is the usual COM
plete assortment carpets from the lowest to the
highest priced There arc some especially beautiful
moQuette carpetngs combining the coloring and texture
OF the finer grades. There also many special de
signs and coloIs made exclusively for this firm in
Europe.
The upholstery department adds greatly to the at
tactveness OF the store. Iiee is to be found every
conceivable thing in the line of upholstery including
fine work designed for clubs theatres libraries and
private houses.
The fine hangngs and decorations are not confined to
any style. Such complete assortment is carried
that buy the decorations and hnngings OF al
most any period. splendid line OF lace curtains is
carried IL includes the cheapest Nottingham and the
finest French laces.
At present the firm is making speciality Of Nalm
noleum This is new heavy oilcloth for use on
floors In libraries and other places where minimum
DOlse and msxmum durability required. II Mas
attained great popularity and Is destined become the
most popular material OF the Kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers arriving the French steam
ship La Champagne yesterday were the yiscOunt
Benoist d'Azy the Countess Halle de BatOny Dr.
f. W. Koelher, Baron Blanc, c. b. Beardslcy, Modesto
Barrios, the Rev. W. Burns, Baron Harden Hickey
Luigi CsSsinetti, the Rev L. Mailluchct Dr. John
Robert and Edward j. smith. Among the pa isenccr,
on Tire Cunard steamer Scrvia from Liverpool were the
Rev. g. lister :. W. Clement George w. stanton
T. W. Duncan, c. 4. WOrdbcry. the Rev. O.. WOrthcl1d
T. J. Jackson ana W. l.. Dana. The Anchor Line
steamer Furncssla brought among her passengers
David Barbour Dir. ID. r. Kelly. &. W. Corscadcn
W. l.. Hamilton =. Douglas Smith and f. NJ Mcleod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

bullet strucl1 heavy plate glass window IN ot'
Marys Episcopal Church on sunday night wmIe inc
rector the Rev. Mr. Warren, was reading the nis'
lesson The window was In the choirroom ana nj
though the noise was heard in the church. the ser'So
were not interrupted, as no one was l1urpu' lu9
bullet IL IS thought from an airrihe being useu
In one OF the wards adjoining the church.
appointed Norman L. Rowe assistant counsel al salary
OF 81 800 n year.
Thomas +. smith, who was indicted for frauds In me
Jersey CITY election OF 1889 and was absent when his
FELLOW election officers were convicted was sentenced
and released on ball yesterday after the payment 3y
smiths father Bryan smith, OF the original bono lOr
30 600 BRYAN smith signed q new bond for $1,000
and the father and son lett the court house.