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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
NORTHERN HEw.JERSEy COUNTIES

UACKENSACK.-.Iusticc Cumming ye'tcri1N com
mittcd 70 the county jail a married woman name"
Elizabeth Brooks resident OF GARFIELD OH INC ''iS ~
Of ASSEMBLING her husband, Peter Brooks ana n'a'h
,o, IN XII her own SON Fricnd~ Of the accused
woman declared that the charges against the WOMAN
were tr,anp,d M and brought again>t her to get mr.
o,., ~ the way Last month Brooks had liz wife com
nttt.d a. an insane person, and wanted Hci sent -
Tho state Asylum AZ public cXpon"". hut si' Wa ",
charged after few days lnIii,lnhi,,,H'' lii
rnc connie have SIX children. and Nj l;F''h' Wn
taken nm home WAS obliged 80 l'iNc lIt'' ~ 'irnl
in The houec sick with tn Incn~lcS Ju.''r cumming
u>cd a hearing in the ease for tIl' alprH"ph'
CI.TIIEEFORp.-M Ms. l.. l.. Harrington. 81 Ming
land nwonc on Wednesday ulglt, anu i"Hh9 4 Al1'
standing by her BEDSIDE pointing piston AZ hci' ~
screamed and her husband cnp'd MP PM NJ buit ~
and his comfcdcra" escaped. J. Mt'I H. a i'h'r' u 81
,,ld harrington $500 on W"dn"-tliN NH;'h- 3" u
uthcr money m ua1 deposited in q ""Wdi" ptuh iN'
.au, d,y II is supposed that th" Thieves heard "'
;hc payment of tn money. ana >upp''i ,"i., u WI
in tie hons" at IN" time If ~" a'i'iP''" '"S'IF'
EAYONNE-Thc Rev. ". T. Drew, pastor 81 th'
bergen Point Baptist Church. E'' presenter 1877
resignation 10 take effect April -.
Observation-Disclosures, II. Day, ,ccrciary OF the
Wcstied Musical society. write" 10 ~" IIlbhl' 80 -N
tnat the society had Ony coudltiondiy engaged tA'
Methodist Church for it, second concert ana ti'i
the trustee. I'm declining t0 give mp III" church On "a
night when il wa. 10 De used 10y the church or
canization violated no agreement
EIIZARFTII-Therc will probably lc a lvcly conc
10 night ~ the CITY Hall when INDIGNANT pnprFtv-
ov.Icrs Of second and Thirst t.. who hav" "uc1g Il
Tho having 81 thcsc streets levied hy special com
mission. The lard owner, d"cl'r' tha the clty
authorities promised that The cost g.: pas Ing the cro
.trcrt Intersections Of which thc'r ihiNy. should
he horne by The city At large instead 81 the prop riy
owners ~ second and Third IL. who lave engaged
counsel and will fight the Issue.
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OUTGOING STE1 nEHS.
SHIPPING .NEJTS
PORT OF w.YoHK.....-THURsDAY. FEB. ~ 1891


PORT OF NEw.YOHK. TIL CRSDAY. FEB. IL 1891
ARRIVED
Steamer Hampstead cBrl. Jones Liverpool Jan e. with
tunrt Arrived At the Bar at y 80 m.
steamer Crcsssia (Br Hedderwiek. Glasgow Jan 80 Mo
fameT Ssternand tBea). Jamrsou. Antwerp Fob /
ali muse ami passengcrsto Wright sons Arrived
steamer Leiinbro tAD. ID Marco Mediterranean ports
via Gibraltar Jan 5 with mdse aud pa''ensers Phelps
ios 4 90. Arrived at the Bar a, 20 a m n,
Messenger. TO Paenc Mail Co Arrived at the bar at as
Steamer Nacooclce smith savannah days with m''o
steamer seminoic. Pla, Jack.onvis via charies'on
viii md.c ard passengers 10 WIN CIyie 3 GO; ,,.,, IA.
,dso aud pa ssrngcr, old dominion ssco
steamer Bruno Lewis Ialumorr"iih mdse To IL Eos
Steamer Ii DlmocK Berry. Boston. with mdsc 10 II
sIsm r,s,of II@ps kc ssr,h 1880 Gays with "d''
Snip roquc. Nichols Liverpool - days with salt t" order
Earx M.rc ai lab scarpa rowcy - DAYS. with
china clay l." ! lee smith a. yr.,r To- John Sc,ger
"a, i," Io cIi"f, Vessel 10 Fnnci, tircV co
l"r , G'%e't tss. i to S E,%& Co.. % WIN
Bar. Alncri ~chu!r suou Demeara Is days with sugar
bars Sldho Er MclIrdc Dcmcraa days with sugar
LIZ & T. Armstrong.
sUNsET-wmd 1t sandy Ho,S calm: cloudy.
AT CIty lsiand-Iighi. SW CLOUDY.
CLEARED.
steamer Richmond lin OBr, Perry. London Henderson
Steamer Denmark CBr,. Rlsby Liverpool r WI Hurst.
steamer Apollo tlIr sykes Antwerp VIA Depiford san.
dcrson s son: ma ,o,.,o,o Mediterranean mart.
Ssamer III calao tBr scloln Ciuad Bolivar. &c rhcO.
steamer Hypolto Dunois (Br). Dure. 81 AIMS Bay Jam -
/, ; Wrss,.is 4
steamer santiago Pierce Nassau. ST Jsgo and Cenmcgo.
ia f. Ward a 90
steamer Trinidad tBrl. Fraser Hamilton. Bermuda a e
OnteI bridge a 90
steamer Guvaudotte Walker. Norfolk aud Newport News
Dominion VA Go.
Steamer cnmond. Jenney. West Point. va-Ola Dominion
$500
Trojan liIr. Armstrong IAvcrLonl-J NltnrYt co
Drlg ALVIN KEW IhOmls. BneIOs AyreS-J B Woodward.
SAILED.
Steamers Morava. for Hamburg; Fresland Antwerp,
richmond Hll LONDON Denmark. Liverpool; Jersey city.
Iri.t Alexandra. Med cIrancan ports Neptune Monego
N,y Geo clyde domingo: Yunuri tNOrl. Progresses.
1 Bay; Santiago. tenncRus Trinidad.
uermuia Mar. New Orleans Richmond. West Point Va,
C,uyandOtte. Norfolk.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrREysrowy Feb l2-Saile, steamers Majestic Br)
sell CITY Of Berlin tBr), Land from Liverpool hence
for w.YOrk.
Duss NoSYOrk her way 10 Bremen and proceed.
Sailed steamer Sasie GER. Richter from
for .iors.
rwyF XocE Feb l2-Arrivel steamer state OF Alabama
tr, Levi. from Gnsgow Jan IL for New York Her deck
he IN = reported / .oken
SHIELDS Feb lzSaci. steamer crystal tBr). stannard.
,or Nsw.York.
from Ncwiork;
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,vrR1c4v COMPOSERS, CHORAL CONCERT.

The second private concert o; the Amos an composer
Choral Association given in ChicFelhe hd '>' 2''
II WAS conducted by uio Aeiamor". Tie s0''cN was
assisted bv Victor Herbert vioonocllo; Miss C"allo"'
wenes and Miss Marie Lang. piano Harry Row" Shelley
orc,n and James " Bamphln, harp Tie concert was IN
every RESPECT and tho h" waN tc oN fo'u
and anpreci,tyc audience. The conc@t opene1 WIN inc
STAGING by-he chorus OF Mrs IIemans'S beautiful poem OF
.The Pilgrims set music by q. W. Chadwick OF los
tim This was followed by the Evening Song and In
SprnQ" the music being TINT OF Bruno oscar h!ch OF
New.York Victor IIcrber: then played two compositions
NJ his own on yoloncelo Tho nr par closed WIN
affections from J. C. ID. Parker's ST. JOHN sung Oy
Madam Maria SayOt Mrs.. Gortruds Luther ana W. n
Prime The rirsc given IN the second part Of the concert
WAS ali new. From Ii ;'ven The Nund'rs Roar, CON-
uosed by Frederick Biander, Of Newi"fh vas sung from
manuscript BY Mr.. f. J. Grant, Mrs. II. IL sawyer, w.
Reed Emil Coctti and the chorus. t. 4 MacDoNels
ba,oare ..Tho Glowing sunshine also sang Victor
Herbert and ay Rowe Shelley play ed Oh the Volcncelo
and organ the second movement from Mr. Sheey's con-
cer,o Frane, Korbay'S "Whcro the Tszas Torrents ,
was sung from manuscript by Adcline j. Hoey H. E
Dlschur. chorus. accompanied by the composer The
concert closed with the singing OF o. T. Browns Going 10
ST. Ives" Tn selections were al! wei receY'd ana
many o. them were Enthusiastically called for second time.
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PAINT. OIL And T1RNISH MEN DINE.
r,,rrp FIFTH ANIMAL MEETING A DECIDED

THEIR FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING A DECIDED
SrCCESS-sOME OF THE GUESTS.
Tho fifth annual meeting Of the PANT oll anu
Varnish Club Of Ncw-York was held at the Do""'o"'
,Iub last night About forty members OF TIC SUI
conizaton were present The report OF the Secre
fairy ". D. TempIctrn. showed that there hai Deeh
eleven designations last year According 10 til'
ronort five members had changed their business rca-
lions four had never attended any meetings ono
was the only representative Of the glue trade IN inc
orcanIzation and had felt lonely. and one Iad mar
rcd a wife and could not stay away from her. 40
thc election the following officers were chosen PrcNi
dent Aqula Rich vice president Major a. H. "arher
secretary and treasurer, W. l.. Tcmpcton; executive
commtcc-W. II. King. Waldo p Clement George
W Fortmeycr, Carl Mcrz. q. VI. Bre'ng, ana U. u.
Calman. The board Of arbitration Is composed %
f. l. Mol!ncaux, Il. p. Rowe, Henry MeH, D. A.
Elmcudorf. and James +. DrummOnd.
The business meeting was followed by dinner
The tables were decorated with palms and cut roses
When coffee and cigars had been served, James >
rurict told number Of witty stories o. l.; Wiz i.
law of ~. IOns. president Of the NatlCnai RANT,
oil and Nansh Association, spoke earnestly III idNor
- tho National organization He strongly favored the
c.t,lI shmrnt Of Department Of Commerce III the
National cabinet. He followed by Mr. Adams
~ Uoston ~ thc New England Paint Club who SpoHo
i'm f,vor of organizations composed OF business il'l'
Hmonr the guest, was W W. Lawrence. secretary
- The Pti,burg Paint and Drug Club.
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UANTS TO RACE SIXTY Days.

pETITIoNING THE LEGISLATURE IN fNNo'' of
THE NEW SARATOGA ASSOCIATIONS.
Tic residents of saratoga. believing tha' INC noN
ra,pr association will be Of great benefit 10 te com
munitv. are signing petition 10 the LetS,'t a,a
ing for sixty days OF racing h''eao % 'no ''", I1
&c ci,.,rp has in tllis state under the Ives Pool
,o,r Already there are 1000 names OF tbs roll ana
among them is that OF well-known Episcopal clersS
men. TIE Saratoga Association does not pa"'s AZ
small Obstacles. It's members believe that tne S'NN
oays will be granted. aud rs matter OF iac' tc| nave
the assurance that majority Of the senators "'>o
promised to support their wishes
Cvvr romnkns. manager Of the new track. starts
o., Eertncty TO-DAY % drum up entries for the siahes
~ w. cycred That Is the sort OF enterprise that naks
rrscsiracks successful. There will DC some me rae
ing at saratoga next summer.
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ORANGE.

PROPERTY OWNERS READY TO HAVE Nh"hi'H'
The success OF the attem? 10 li' d"'' WINS
into Grange has IT j, believed bc''n' "'
ra,, rho lau that was passed Is the Ncw Jersey
c,sa,urc la. year requiring the petitions oi 'hi''
0ftbs Of the assessed property valuations rs PR
rcouslto before the Common Councils Of cites ''"''
undertake such scheme has nccrs'itt'd E'' WORN I'D
the pagt OF the citizens committee mat 10" '"e "'
ter in charge. bat yesterday ai''I"''" "'''
filed with the Collector OF Taxes inc ""' P''''. .,''
,,,.', =. i,.,.ra t,e .ucc,~. Il the p.u. The
,nt"i yauailons Of the city II Oranc' are f3"ol"32
1h~ sewerage system is % be bulIl from P"tH ny
nrotdnd for one FOR the sewerage proper ana 90,
aathrr for the drainage and Storm "airr me oIr'
a. le hv the way Of the second RIVER - inc lhS
a,ic ~ ~ Tclleyillc The cost II the cntre system
,tIII be I'm the ncigbIrhcod Of r"ooWr. tns , Wn,
NJ Council viii AZ their next meeting lh'r,"u'
tho ordinance which has already been prepared. ~
!: estimated that II Will require Two years lr ''c
system 30 be completed.
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GATHERED XDOJ'T TIE TOWN.

Dr. Frederick c. Naunann, who SAYS he once
in the employ of the Health Board Of was
arrested as a vagrant early yesterday morning. y
case of surgical implements was found upon him, and
he said that through sickness he had lost his practice
and had no home lie was sent to the alm,hou~e for
three months yesterday by Police Justice Kenna.
The Board Of supervisors yesterday. on motion Of
Supervisor Mcguire adopted Il resolution condemninS
the present bill before the Legislature turning over the
management Of the County Farm at IT. J0hnland 10
the Charities Commissioners, and requesting the couh
sci of the Board to prepare the draft of bill giving the
entire responsibility for the management OF the 1arh
10 the Board Of Supervisors
Thomas McKenneth in the City Court yesterday re-
covered $50 damages from william Damorel. mem
her of the Long Island Wheelmcn. who was riding a
bicycle on the sidewalk and ran Into Mckenneth anu
injured him.
samuel Wlnslow was arrested yesterday for an as
SAINT uDon Lulu Brown, with whom he had been Nv
Ing at No. lo7 Nassau-st. The girl is likely 10 dle'
and the coroner was sent for to take her ante norton
statement. Both Winslow and the GE arc ooioiei'
lie was held for examination
Nicholas L. Quinn, twcnty-six years old, who, on
November 25, 1882 while clerk for the BROOKLYN
Jockey Club lad cashed check for $4,5,j on the
Mechanics Bank and went away with 1t, YESTERDAY
gave himself up to Green b. Morris OF UiaVcsehd'
the maker of the check, and with Detective koOcFV
Pinkerton went TO Police Headquarters lie SAD nc
had travelled all over Europe anu "iu h'' ""'0
cent Of the money Eft.
William johnson. Of No. $40 Hall-st, was com
mtted Yesterday by Police Justice Kenna to await Tue
,,,, ~ fine wounds he inflicted upon sixteenyear-od
william Aldrich Of No ,705 Aantic-ave, on "edhea-
day night The bows are both coioreo ana OeIohs -
tho drum corps of the William Lloyd Garrison POST Oh
the Grand Army Aldrich opposed the admission OIL
n new member proposed BY Johnson and lnarfeI
epspcd during which Johnson drew Enfc ana pdheeo
q into the others side. At ST. MaryS lIospal II l.
Thought that Aldrich will die.
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PATERSON
,.,,rrr = WILLIAM WALTER EvANS'

WIIERE Il WILLIAM WALTth ~ ~.
There j., general woHdrr ~ 70 wat ma become {"
William Waller Evans. and ION! play i feared. Mr
,,r l. ..cr,tary ~ tho Grant Lcc motive Works and
ra. bcou for mauy YEAR. lie had salary 81 1'"''
or $1,000 a year. lived in one II the hand'om''t
hons, in the city and the family are prominent !"
.ocIe,y. Evan, wa widely Known ard vas once Tire
Ecp.l,lcau candidate for Mayor. lie ha- been MIS-
ING fom home since two weeks ago l1-t MONDAY am
no one in Paterson seems 10 ji'e tHe '"-"''' '''"
=, e. where hc f..
un Monday. January %. he went 10 Ne" f'f"
with another Patc-on man. named Nrl;r''. "loh IT,
invited 10 take trip 80 Europe al Evans cNP'H-'
Evan, took 500 o: h- own money from h" l', IN %
,,,~t.. ,f. and drew 1000 f.ou t'i- lfthh ana NN
',,r.ci ~ A. New. York Exams Changed Hl~ uliIu
sfn1t cong e. Europe ard Mcbride Wi ."iue. i"t
60. ~, I.t seen ~ Evans. ana u D. i.A'' l'''
wa t,ur doalt ,yth Tor the large sim ou Dis p.i' On
III, f,mIy consist, Of VIE and dancAics "a Il, 'n
= roirr woman of about tw-utv-hv N"" l'.h ~
S, VN o said 70 have been ia Paterson yesterday
wording on the case.
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
~,e t,yruonEs IN 4 pARLOR CAR.

JERSEY CITY
GAS EXTToDEs ~ 4 PARLoR CAR.
A gas tank exploded at p. IN. Yesterday In the
vord ~ thc Central Reroad OF NewJersey. and
severely burncd two men, wrecked one parlor car and
la ,ly injured another The two oars-the Dahlia and
Do-otbe1-werc side-tr1ckcd in the YARD. and stood
onpoel,e TO each other They were being prepared
t,- n train F. < Kent Of Lafayette. foreman. and
william Wcnncr of New York. assistant foreman. OF
the gang OF men who clean the cars ana change the gas
tanks were In :hc car Dala. They Were engaged
,n changing the Gas tank when it suddenly exploded.
Kant and WcnDer were knOckcd down. Their faces,
heads and hands were badly burned but their clothing
did not take Gre Merry all OF the west side Of the
car was blown ont and every window In the car was
shattered 4 large piece Of the tank was hurled
through the side o; the car and i struck the Dorothca
."itTC larcc hole I'm the side OF That car besides
SCATTERING a uumb-r az WhdpW>.
The cyplo,i N nj once attracted large number OF
employees. Detective E!llcaul"y at orc" hnd the in
i,rad mon foteu from tho wrecked car. ana sent FL!
ir Watson who drrs sod Their severe buns and then
sent Ken, 10 the CITY Hospital IN an ambulance and
Wnnper 4, r. hon, +" New York In a coach. Both
norIor car, were sent 10 the shops Of the comp1ng.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Assembly Committee on Census Enumeration, Superior
Court
senate Committee Sugar Trust. Hotel Metrop"le
Nat onal Builders Associations visit to Philadelphia
Union xPrsoners the War, list Regiment armory.
8 D. m.
Thirte n Club dinner. Ashland House, :1s y. m.
Cal,ioni1n Club bail. Lenox LyccuIn
New.lorx Genealogical and Biographical Society.
Borkclcy Lyccnm. p. ~
Company q. eth Regiment. arDory, r. m.
Lecture by Miss Jane Mead Wclch, Berkeley Iyceum,
3 p. III.
Matinee in aid Of Messiah for Children, Union
Square Theatre afternoon
Readings by Leland 4. Powers Association Hall. pm.
Color Society supper. Academy Of Design, 10 pm
Barnard School winter games 9Th Regiment arniory.
m.
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OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Scvcral important sales Of real
estate have been recorded in the County Registers
office during the last week. The prices pt.!d ar" in
tcrestinC a. showing the relative value oi real estate
The largest sale in the town OF Pelham, where
the Pelham Heights Company purchase from George
b. Cr7imbic fifty acres the northeast Of the
Boston PostrOah and VOLTS Lane for $1OG.sOO. The
same company has also purchased the benjamin l..
Farchild estate Of eighty lone acres adjoining for
$4,000. Twelve miles north OF Til, property the
KcnsicO Development company has purchased the
sarah F. Miller farm Of eighty five and half acres.
together with dwelling and Ouibul1ing> adjoining the
Valhaila station three miles north Of White Plains and
one quarter Of q mile south Of tho beautiful ken,lco
Reservoir Lake. for $4,000. >tll further north.
the northern extremity Of the county, Rowland Row
land has purchased one half interest In the Ij1 arrr,
farm Of Moses j. Orser, situated near the New York
and Northern Railroad. the CrOtOn Rive, in the
town Of Yorktown, for 81 200.
PORTCHESTER-'rho Rev. G. f. pTglcr. late Of
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We are reducing" our Trousers,
but not in this way; for ours are maze
of thoroughly shrunk fabrics. IN
MANY cases prices also have been
shrunk, and the stock is gradually
shrinking under an active demand for
good trousers at reasonable prices ;
So, Sc, 81, SIS.
A custom shirt made in any desired
style for sevcnty-nine cents worth OF
siiver-when coined into q standard
dollar.
ROGERS, PEET 81 co.
THEE Prince
STORES. } 32dsc
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NEWARK.

SHOOTING \ POLICEMAN THROUGH \ DOOR.
william ITrl y pctrowan Of the second Police Pre-
clnct. was shot In IN" arm at : 80 a. n. Yesterday
by William Below. an cX-'oaVlc'' me "hc'r had
hccn sont - investigate ROBBERY at - - Highest
TIL bo,sclccoor cnpoycl by thc finil; robbed is n
Mrs RoI,ows whose son William lives AZ No =! state
st. The officer yesterday morning went to his room
10 arrest him. Bellows rfIscd 70 open IN door AZ
the demand OF the officer and when force wa app led
he fired three shots through the door. one bullc'
penetrated the officers ana another cu his finger
officer lllll was unarned. and fastened T. the Iolco
station to get help Several oihccr' proc ~ the
house and arrested Bellows. lie had r lladcl his re
,over and he was also armed with club tipped with
lead. Bellows has served four terms IN prison. and
is we'll known to the police desperate criminal
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tho Episcopal Church. Mt Vernon. has accepted call
m 81 Peter's Church.
NEW ROCHELLE.-The fine old mansion l In hu
,en0t ST. long the family home OF the late WIaa a
1.wton after whom the LawtOn blackberry was naiiyi
as set on fire and completely burned out BEFORE the
ssmns were subdued at about IL o'clock yesteuas
TIE building had been unocrupled since me hooay =
~ italian labarers whose employer paid the owness
400 pc month for the place The pressure OF such
comnanv OF ignorant and dirty people greatly cN-
aspcratod the owner OF the adjoining property. ING
loss sustained by the burning Il the building was aDou'
81 600 The property Insured.
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tTn\C THE cOT\D

BRIDGEPORT.-FNdcrick W. Parr0ft, rather Vi
II r. Parrott president Of the NcwYork bridgeport
and Eastern Railroad Company, died on THURSDAY
evening in Bridgeport at the age OF eightynve years
Ito was thc oldest furniture manufacturer in that city,
bccinuing business in 1877. In 1916 he began .ho
mannfactur Of vsrn,hcs and continued 1t to th naS
NJ his death making a fortune. lie was the Oldest
members Of St Johns Lodge F. and \. NJ. ana warm
.unnorter Of the Congregational Church. Thipneholt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BUCKINCHAM-rro fcssor O. {. Marsh, Of Yale Gorge
..ENERErT-Ctnclcssnan william F. Mason, OF 'h'"'
c0.....F FIFTH ANENl E-Scnaot Wilbur j. Sanders' "i
Montana f. c. 2ccarra Peruvian Minister at washington
Judge John NJ. Ihurston OF Nebraska and Ex-Governor
Biccow ana Henry {. Robinson, OF Connecucut.----
GILSEY-Sccctary State Henry G. Kelsey OF NewJef
sey ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES David Il. llll ana
Colonel Edmund Judson, of Albany .....-ST JAMES
cutenant commander George c. eiter, United states
NAVY .. WINDSOK-John w. Mackay, Of Nevada.
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LAUNCHING \ YACHT on DRY LAND.


novel launching took place yesterday from the back
ward OF the house H. w. Brett. OF NO ~ Cambridge
Place For several months Ire has spent his spare emo
building ;ync.loot yacht with eight feet Dead'h
Of Lean IN ui, yard 1t not until the vessel vas
vtl uAder way a,d her keel was laid That he iouhu h
self confronted with the mpossibity OF getting her OUT
through the narrow hallway Of the house A. i was not
pobb bic that balloon could be used 10 hoist the yacht
over the house successfully Mr.. Brett decided to buld
WAYS over the fences adjoining back yards ana
launch the down then TO GreeneaNe These were
to be laid over eight yards distance Of 100 feet The
vessel when completed was hoistcd by AN impfoVlsea
derrick 70 the requisite height enable IL TO take the ways
and the launch upon dry land place Yesterday The
vessel named the but she wis not chNtencd as
she rode gayy the truck prepared to receive her.
amid the psudits Of persons gazing from back windows
She wss taken Twentythlrdst., where she was set
onoat and will be completed and ricged chstencd in
NAV,
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THE READINGS Foa THE PEABODY HOME

George Riddle will give another reading at iardnan
Hall this afternoon the benefit Of the Peabody Home
The programme VIII include BTOwnngS The Blot on the
'Scurhcon." MI. RIDDLE is interesting reader aud
the object is worthy \ week from today Mr..
Riddle will give Antony and Cleopatra" aud
short miscellaneous programme. The entertainments
begin at $50.
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THE p,royoGR ,Pn WOULD NOT LIE.

The case Of Mary Ducn. boartinr-houSe Lcepcr'
against Edward Emonds. BORDER. charged with haV-
ing placed a phonogaph ~ lh' 'luii'd> IS |' h.n 10
receive her utt,raucc- Thc she dai'>~fl h~ner' IN
connection with culinary Tatle. came 40 .'l r. JnN
Ncc Rlauvet Yesterday. Emo3!r was charged WIN Il
conspiracy 10 ruin the plaIhill buNi"'S' anu VT
n,sn rho id She had bu, two boarlcrs left brought
,,,, Cor satisfaction The monograph VIII ch had been
pIocod in the kitchen reproduced the observations OF
,be boarding house keeper in conversation win Hcg
cook when placed On hc dining room t'bIc. JuN,l' .
Blauvclt maintained that tile rhoEo-IdPH No"" "''
lie and dismissed EmOnd'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
rovG pEyDTyG ST-TT SETTLED.

The suit long pendng between the Elevated R1road anu
william Kramer In matter OF damages for loss oil R
FOR noise etc. was amicsby settled out OF court yesterday
T. Is understood the railroad company handed IN
,cr Cor s15 600 Nh Kramer the Thalia Theatre,
M ,,,,,tic Garden and contiguous buildings in lower
L.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
yERU,s NEW MINISTER TO ENGLAND.

The steamship Colon from Colon. arrived at Quarantine
last nigh, late up TO hor pier. Among thu
passengers board Of her is exPresidnt Caceres Of
PERU his London. wherc he gos Peruvian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
THE DoDr OF MRS. TERRELL ARRIVES.

Edwin H. Terrell. United States Minister to Belgium.
arrived with body OF his wife
land from Antwerp yesterday He started the Penn.
syivsDis Railroad at p. for San Antonio Texas
Whose thc burial Will take place