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New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
RAISING TIE PRICE ONE CENT 4 GALLON
I1NsEED OIL MEN REACH A SATISFACTORY
AGREEMENT

IINsEED OIL MEN REACH A SATISFACTORY
AGREEMENT.
4 number of representative, Of the principal lin
seed oil firms Of thi, country. after conference which
lasted threc days adjourned yesterday afternoon. The
meeting wa, CONDUCTED behind closed doors. The lin
seed 1l trade Of thi, country il Il declared has been
for some time In an unsatisfactory condition. Ger
tain oil firms have been IN position which las enh
bled them to make prices and operate more success
fllly than others. They have been making II l. al
legged unprpfSs siOnal efforts secure and hold trade
To- the dctrment Of other firms. They have also been
In tie habit # guaranteeing prices for m'lFc ceaIhES
all II which has been strongly objected to by operators
les, fiyor,bly situated one result Of the conference
Aa, been the gaining n concessions on the part oi
,o,e making these guaranteed sales which are salts
factory 10 tie others.
The hu,,od Oh t.ade K growing in importance The
cax seed production amounts about l3,O00.OOO bush
els. which yicd about 3j.ooo000 gallons OF OIL oi
tbi. the United state, produce, between eleven ana
twelve million gallons; million gallons are imported
from talcutta. Oi h1, lately advanced In price one
cont a gallon Consumers are more interested in sta
by oi prices than great cheapnc<s, and 10 chect thi'
ha, been one Of the objects Of the conference
r., the iaquIy a, to whether trust or any orgnni
lation Of the nature Of trust had been erected
rcratlye reply was made. No effort will be made by
any firm or combination Of firms 1t was said, to 'on'
troll nrces save IN an advisory way. "Thc conference
hn. -Iccccded~ sald President Tbompson IN harmon
iyi.r th, great disparity OF views and contrary meth
d rrroucilug differences Of opinion, ana pntilhg al
,,.,ul.r, of tnr ttidr upon equal basis We nave
succeeded In correcting many cT1pnc0u, lueas hu II"
sitting spirit Of harmony thrpughout ,nv ga which
An arbitration COMMITTEE: VA appointed " WhiCn
viii M referred all Sturc questions ana controversies
for adjustment. -, ...o,, ,,r ,hrec
firms. which sent wo' That they would abide by what
ever agreement was reached.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
MIR. JEHKs's ANSWER NOT READY.

Corporation Counsel jerks was not prepared Eo'
terdal to serve his amended answer III The sut vi
william Ucalcr TO restrain the cay officials OF BrooR
lyn from completing the purchase OF the pFop'fN VI
the Long Island Water supply Company, but sald ho
w0nld serve it to-day. Thomas F. PearSali' inc o"u"
sci for the Long Island Water supply Company says
IL will also try to his answer to the amehoeo
complaint on behalf of the company TO-DAY. IL Is
expccted that the answers will be general denlsN oi
he charges of collision the part OF Mayor Chap
and his associates and Of the charges that the oncer
Of the company made false representations about the
value and condition Of their property. :,
The Long Island Water supply company mas ue
cded that il will join with the city onicals IN lho
appeal from the injunction continued by Jueuce baIr
lett and has filed notice 20 that eject
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Fassett Investigating Committee, Part Nv, Superior
COur;.
Trial Of James A. Smnons United States Circuit Court.
Ncw.YOfk Athletic Club special meeting, evening.
Taumany Committee Oh Organization. p II.
Company {, list Regiment reception, armoiy 80 pm.
Carmencita all, Madison Square Garden
Sinking Fund Commission, IL a III.
Federal Club dinner. DclmOnicos, evening.
Amat.ur Athletic Union and League Of American
Wheclmen conference, AstOr House. y. m
Society Of Photographers, No. llj West Thirty
oighrh-t.. = 30 !. III.
Ch Congress Committee. Manhattan Chess club pm.
Plymouth Church prayer meeting Brooklyn 40 p M
Dr. McGlynn reception, Nilsson Hall J.. IN.
Farewell prayer meeting Bccan Baptist Church, 80
\. M.
Christian League, No. 80 East Twentyhird.st.. D. m
Readings by Frad. Emerson Brooks, Association Hail.
y. III.
Paine memorial services, No go East Fifteenth.
st., D. IN.
The Rev. Arthur r. Persons lecture before ladies'
Missionary Society, Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
y } 10. III.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

steamer Ii p DmocE. Berry. Boston. with mdss to Il
SIM joseph Thomas. Icrmoua. Francisco oct with
mdsc 10 John Ro~rnfrts vcsSr! 10 snow burgess
mi,c To- > On r%, t Co yes,aIa 'j Watney &
s,1a 10 p5rn. r,,,. CO., CO. ye.sst I' irnser
barS pcru"t Is oil i1te Si;re bly A. 'AS' WIN
Hrg Ai.l' ir lilre Bi2ck kyer IT, /! days VITA 0s"0''
sUNsEr-wndat Al Sandy Hook. light. NE. rain and tneA
Al city Isand-1hc
Arrived Yesterday
steamer - Pancls (Br) Young Liverpool Jan lG wiiS
mdse ChAs samuor Il Co. Arrived nj the Bai al INV
seny Nr sa"ws Gs@ % a s 5a9 "a; a. al al 'i.ssS iss
Steamer Rurgunaa ,Frl puac Mirsccs Jan T. Napie.s
with mdse aud passengers to- Elwei Co. Arr'e' q" -'
Bar at"4jpm
Steamer Xcpler lrecl Tanner London Biss Jevons
steamer Like ontario Obj. Campbell iAVeipo'' '"
steiGs: = Honaus tBrl. CsmubeLL Liverpool sum
steamer c.cniuc.os Cotton cenneso.. &c-Jas Ward
steamer Trinidad ,Bu Fraser. Hamilton Bcrmuda-Ah
steamer Morgan C,y. Gardner. Galveston John T van
steamer Sol iiaw fso New.orleans } 7 . XaD SICKLE
Steamer Saysndoiie WaIkci >rioS anG Newport News
Steamer Ricnmona Jcnney West Point. vl-oa Domin'a
Steamer Il Whitney Hletr hosten D,moeS D,maonlS zays
Bark Navgtiore uun di @ennaIo VALENCIA Fu"''
BARK Antwerp tBr). Ttciry Perth AmDoy-J Whitney"
W SAILED
steamers STATE Of Pennsyy'uA. f9r Glasgow; cJeH'ues'
CieuiuegO.. InuLiad. BrrWnua and apchoie" oeV"'
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Jan % Arrived Celtic (Brl N'"@
from New.NorK her 10 Liverpool. .., h.nce
Sa~t Teutonlc tr) Irving. from Liverpo'' "
for Sew York. for
DUSDtE. jan 2s- Sailed steamer Critic CBrl. DAVE" ="
Sew.i York. n, ,,r
SnlfLDs. Jan 2s-sa steamer Horn Head (Br) or wv
NniL. nah, Pot
LIZARD. Jan 29- Passed. steamer Amsterdam (Deh' "
ei. from New ork o. her way To Amsirr'an from
iiAvEs. Jan sailed. steamer Russia 'Gerl -
Hamburg hence for New York. 80 - y,,sL
HAMBt RU Jan 21-SaIled. steamer Amalh (ueT'' "'
for New York. "a, u,ieotA
GIBRALTAR Jan 2s-Passed. steamer Arabia lBr, A'''
from Calcutta on her way 10 New.Y0rk
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
EtItI\Nf.

OPENING \ LIBRARY FOR WuRKING PEOPLE.
public library FOR working p~opc oi both sexes
wa, opened n Wednesday evening by SCION llunpAHF
I'm the prrcncc - 800 people. The building cost Inc
donors $1,000 II j. large ono story frame structure
containing two large rooms besides lecture room
which will seat 40 people, = stage aud two rooms
adjoining The building (, In Et,t Twenty second 81
Two thousand book, arc on hand. Newspapers. m1St
zinc. and games for amusement will be provided
The incorporators The Worhln-men'- Library ana
Read ~ Room y -ociatiou. i. W. Edwards, e. W.
Van Wlnh!e w. ". Chadwick. r. !. Pari'c', Il. MolI
neaux J. : HAYWOOD and N. r. Fox are N" trl>
Tee, The library hudIuc j. direct result OF a
lecture given here YEAR az" h' a Mr. de odova.
n.tfrd 4iOJ and with ycrr- 4 interest q total oi
~ 200 was -ecurc1 III. Humphrey and othcFo made
up tho balance.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
BOY PEDDLES WHISKEY WITH PRETzELS'

Henry Ro-enbaum. fourteen years DID, ot 80 -
Delaney st. entered number Of East side tior 'hoP'
Yesterday with a stick Of prctIelN once Inside Shop
he would pull ont iwo bottles. one containing "WaAcS
and the other brandy
4 prctzc and glass OF "h'sNey OF o''"uS i'
thr., cents" shouted the boy ""h" Is Eons !" 7'0P
an mt, Hurry up gentlemen. the man who comes
-, ,- end thc bottle, empty. and then he VIII KICK
himself for coming bate. one glass and prefer i'f
ro ccnt, two sl,,c, and two pr~tzelN for vc cents
Hurry mp. gentlemen lose no time
The boy would do rushing business ana tH' oo''''
II tbc shop, were afraid 70 ~ay w"ri Tor icAr the
men would 20 on strike. They went 10 captain S'hu'-
Of the Union Market station. Ihr latter uc'h~l !" ",
tli. uoruiuE. Two bOttlc- Of WhskcN were l"u"u III
L, possession. lie was dllasneu Otio'' '"''"p 'n' @
committed for examination
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
VETERANS EAT THEIR ANNUAL DINNER.

About 125 members Of the Veteran Association VI
the ATTN Regiment and invited guests sat down 10 the
seventeenth annual dinner. al the Clarendon llote IN
Brooklyn last evening. General J. v Meserole sat on
the hight and the Rev IL. A. Powell on the le' OF
r. p. Lethbrdgc. who presided. Among Others pres
ent were Colonel LoOmis l.. LangdOn, Corporation
Counsel A. /. jerks the Rev. DR.. Newland May haiu
Colonel A. =. bacon, George ii. Fisher, judge MODc'
Juhn II. shuts. Major X. l.. MOrlc, l. b. kutal' "a
Min Knowles, T.. j. Warner. l.. Peters. ST. Car Me
Keway A. W GirOuX. /. W. Nurster samuel "llhrle'
Colonel A. d. laird and Captains J. W: Van De NaLcr.
Wism Lamb ana l.. &. Barnes. Aftcl the colcc
"a. sci .cd speeches made hy General MeSerOle
colonel LanCdon Colonel Bacon. Chaplain Powell 81
Clair NrKclNay and Judge Advocate General jerks.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
DiScrSSTyG pSYcHIciL QUESTIONS.

\ well attended meeting Of the American branch OF
the English society for Psyclical Research, was
held IN Hamilton Hall, Columbia College, last
night. The evening was taken mp with the reading Of
TWO papers by Dr. Richard IIodgson secretary OF the
American branch. one "SOme Recent Experiments In
Automatic Writing by T. HurlIwOrth. In which the
operator girl fifteen years old, and the other
rttings with Mrs. Piper In America" This
paper recital OF remarkable experiments, and DR.
IIodsson supplemented tile reading of the paper by
brief outline of results they seemed 10 him. A
committee Of four. 10 draw up bylaws and complete
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
HER UTSEAND BURNED Ills FINGERS.

William Obs, of No. go Nor ElevcnthSt, and
hi, wife Johanna, who now lives AT No. - North
second.st are in trouble, and yesterday Judg' os'
borne. in the City Court, was asked 10 stIagh,@l
ont The difficulty Obst ,u"s for absolute divorce
naming George Dcvendae as cortspjndent' wMle th'
wife ask, for Il separation the ground of crhety:
They were married Ut Hastings, y. y. IN 1871. ana
have had fifteen children of whom >X are now living
O,I lefi his wifi. April =, $50 because OF letter
which She received from Devendale Mrs. Obs re
fused to show that letter her husband. but 'hlT"
il mo the fire and lie picked ont and burned his
fingers, Ihc trial was not finished.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
lllJIaDI{lJ\
TIIE CAPTAIN N

THE CAPTAIN WILL TAKE CARE OF THE THIEF.
\, the steamship spree OF the Bremen line, left
Il, mooriur- on "Wednesday and steamed from the
pier. passenger called ashore that hc wanted the
police, for a. had been robbed superintendent Ham
norman Was told of this and he jumped OH tug
and directed the captain to Oycrtako III" >p'cr.
Th, Wa done In few minute, and Captain
Wsciod Of the ship told the superintendent that hc
kuct the fact Of the theft. hut that the passenger
who had been robbed dcclcd 10 return to iohohen to
make the complaint then. Captain Nillig"rOd added
that the complainant said he would return with the
vessel and plo-ccute the thei who was fcllo" pa
srngrr. The captain -did that The thief, who hid
stolen jewel, and money 10 the aHOunt Of $1,000,
would not be allowed t. - ashore wien The vessel
crossed the Atlantic. lie refused To make known
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
EIIZARII Ii.

John /. King. a plumber and tinsmith. employed
in Ncwarl, and living at 80. Iol Railway ave- Eva
beth va, killed yesterday ny being caught between the
iron railing of the bridge over the Elizabeth River at
Rahwav.avc. and q L.hlch Valley tsin. KIM wa
Walking across the ridge. II" vas i0ftN one year.
Old and lD1vc- % wife and family.
Michael Quuu. a well known ~ ltoad man. for
thirty five year -cr; ni boe at l1a'th 10y the Nc"
Jersey Central Ral!tOad Died Yesterday al the ~" of
sixty two.
Daui,l T. NcDonald q wcl!known grocer IN Broad
IT,. failed yct ,rday ard h., good VIII ,e -oh at
rubc uc ion ~ morrow for the benefit al his creditors.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
VALE GRADUATES To DINE.

The Yale graduates Of Brooklyn are preparing 'or
an unusually fine entertainment at their annual dinntr
10 be given next Tuesday evening. The Union League
Club whose fine club house. at Bedfordave. and Dean
st. was recently opened, has placed its dningoom at
the disposal the Yale association and the CLUBS chc
viii furnish the dinner Ex-Judge Howland VIII
speak for the Yale alumni of New-lork and num-
her of prominent Ncw-IOrk graduates have promised
IN attend There will be specie, icy representatives.
of Harvard Princeton Amherst, WillI,m und Wesleyan
quartet from thc Yale gce club, accom- illed Dy
the whistler from the banjo cGib, will lie present
The managers hope for attendance approaching IN
numbers II not equal TO that Of the Yale dinner ID
New-York last week. Tickets at ~ may Uc purchased
from Arthur H. Ely. No. 50 Wallstr New-iOrk, vi
any time prior 20 Monday.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

IN
THE ENGEMANS GET BAIL.
George H.. Johu j. and william Engeman Charles
Victor sass and A H. Battcrsby. the five members VI
the Passaic County Agricultural Association convicted
on Wednesday afternoon Of maintaining disordefy
honse at the racetrack at Clifton. In the evening ounh
ccprtv in the sum Of 700 each. which set them az
liberty pending the decision OF the NewJersey supreme
Court on their appeal from the sentence of year IN
state prison and the heavy fines imposed on them by
Judge Dixon As the appeal acts as stay 0: eAecu'
ion they did not have a. pay the nes-%lOOO ll tho
Sc 81 George H. Engeman. and $500 for each of the
o,Ler men The bondsmen who signed each bono
for 50 900 were Jacob liaeberle J0hn Murtagn a,u
Tbomas FaruOn. Thu former among the
original bondsmen of the indicted raceJack managers
Nr Farlol /. a plumber
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

Mrs. Gordon L. Ford. William Hamilton Gibson MI and
Mrs L. H. Hobbs Professor Heitzbure Professor Franklin
w. Hooper the Rev Dr. Charles II. Han, General Jaines
Jourdan MI and Mrs 81. Clair McKeiway, Judge Henry
A. Moore Andrew Mclean W. ii. Murtha, Alexander E.
Orr Justice and Mrs. Calvin T. Pratt, H. D. Pohenus'
r. f. Pearsa Charles Pratt, Frederic Remington Alden
s. Swsn David a. Stone. ex-Judre George g. Reynolds
General John b. WOODWARD Judge and Mrs. Augustus Van
Wyck and the Rev. Dr.. and Mrs I. Dewitt Taluage
The exhibition Will be open for three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
Ex.MlYoR HEWITT AND THE DOCK BOIRD.

IL VN 7 TNV 1T DTTT n
The Fa>,ett investigating Committee. which hcl ts
last session saturday, will meet again thi, moruin:
in Part III Of the superior Court and with the In
vc>tgaion Of the Dock Department. EX Mayor Hewitt
and ex-Corporition Counsel BceAmau have been sum.
moncd bv Mr.. B0ardman the committees acting cOuu
sci and interesting testimony expected rcln1
30 dock matters during Mr. llcwittS administration ~
city affair. The cN Mayor hl> Away made an en-
tcrtaiuug Witnc, when called % relate facts and ctr
cum,tanccs which camc under hi> immediate ol>erNH
tion. What he may have to tell today is not likely +
prove dull reading.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BREVOOHT-Austen Chamberlain and Neville Cham
berlan, OF England BI;u uNSWICK-Wihrcd L1urier
NJ p Of Quebec Acknowledgement J. w. Longley OF
Nova Scotia and w. G. Van Horne. president OF The
Canadian Pacific Railway Company FIFTH AVENUE
General benjamin r. Tracy, Secretary Of The Navy
Acknowledgement William II. II. Miller, and Henry l..
Pierce and T. Bailey Adrich, OF Boston. HOFFMAN
George Blestein OF Buffalo and George ,. Weed. ot
plattsburu y. Y.... MURRAY HILL-EN-C Congressman
John H. Buck Of Hartford ..NICTORlA-COngfcss
Herman Stilnp. O MARYLAND.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
FIXING TRE COAL OUTPUT.

The general sale, agent. of the onthrlcitc co1pro
ducing cOmpan rday hld harmonious meeting. IL
been aed by persons that the lhilliclphia and
IL would insist upon increased production neat
month. The output for February fixed o. about
100000 against 500 900 January and an
output February 1890, about 500 700 tons
No change made In schedule prlcex
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JFPSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
SHARP WORDS FROM MAYOR CLbNhLAND
Mayo, cleveland Yesterday sent TO superintendent
Crawford. Of the New-York division OF Tie Penn
sylvania Railroad, the following letter
After our interview short time since supposed that
-. ,o,ec,ioo would be given the street crossings
h T., a,.ars that you need be brought to realizing
sense Of the value Of human life ana uh'e's aeeq'a'e
pro,ecion Ne given =; once / shall proceed 70 dasc
measures in protecting ou' people irom your huidefons
corporation.
Va, have not kent faith You promised that fagmen.
annie in numbers and equal 70 the emergency In ht"ili
rence would be employed at once in the service but II
has not been done. The men such a. theF are are
oyerworktd and underpold NO 'uch men can ''s"u On
her fee, op the alert and condition Of anxiety Of
mind twelve consecutive for 81 10, and he ecifrt
Eacen; men would render such severe service Tor
such compensaton Unlcs' assured "ithh an hout u''
proper election VIII be given ana the h"Vuft o ta'
u,oteton explained at this oice t0 my satisfaction.
win dco, The emergency great enough % justify taking
the matter iao my hand' to protect The Ne7 oi our
people. and IN doing that will stretch ue law u Hs
utmost limits have to stop the iuhhs o' your
trains -leed across our streets
ASH t,.rt superintendent Bcchtoldt. in respon'e
called At the C!ty Hall and told the Ma,or that Mr.
Crawford wa> ont Of the city. MI Bcchto!d assured
tG Mayor ho%Gyor th5' 5G nrinrt TrSf veSS Tbe
Mayor replied that something must be dohH NJ once
SEEKING DEATH BENEATH A LOCOMOTIVE.
Jacob Fuchs Of No. 37e IT. Paulstve.. deliberately
sought death bencat, tie wheels OF engine No. 10 of
the Pennsylva Railroad yesterday morning near
the Marion station, which Is between Jersey Clty
Heights and tho Hsckcnsack River. Charles BoOmcT.
the engineer said that through the mist That hung %
the rail, aboat II. lie saw aEnan crawl from be-
meath a side tracked car 10 tic wcsbound track and
lie down. II was too lGto 20 sop the heavy freight
train but the engineer blew the locomotive whistle
with an echo that was heard for long distance Tho
man on tie track simply cuchcd the rail- with a
lighter grip.
Fuch,'s body was frightmlly manglcd ana was
severed at ,ho waist. The body wa' removed to
speer's Morguc Fuchs lived with hi, si>tcr-in law.
| ID, steyeu. He Rad "A ION, who IL a member OF the
arm OF llcblcT Fuchs. milk ana coniccuOnefF d'dl
ers Fear mat he would soon be l't pennies. IL Is
Nj, Fuchs, daughter. Mrs lranlc>, s1h YESTERDAY
mat she believed her fathers death - a'c been accl
dental.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
r1Irn nx Tile ELEvArrn rAlLwAY.

Charlie, Oft of 40. - Ncwari-,t Newark, strac,
ly an engine on the elevated railroad at a. m. yes,
lelday and thrown 10 the street below. He wa,
killed almost Instantly. Coroner Par,lOw asccrtalncd
later who The unfortunate man wa, and he took
clarc. Of the body. In pocket were found silver
Watch. life Insurance policy for r2.OoO AMI papers
that indicated that the dead maG member Of
that OF had while under the influence Of liquor
fallen from the platform Of the Washn gOn-st station
tO the elevated tracks The engine that struck him
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
ARLINGTON.

AN EXPLOSION IN CELLULO1D WORKS.
There was an explosion yesterday morning at the
Arlington Celluloid Works In small building used as
A driving room. The building was burned. No one
was In II AT the time of the explosion Inc loss ID
less than 81 900 The cause Of the explosion Is uh
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
CHIF e ON
and other Evening Materials.

Attention is called to our new
impOrtatiOns of Crepes and
Grenadines for evening wear.
Chiffon, MOussellne de Sole and
China crepes, in white and all the
new tints.
Many Novelties in Dotted and
Figured Netts, En- bro d cred
Gauze FlOuncings, etc.
A special sale Of odd lengths
of Evening Materials has been
arranged for to-day and Saturday;
very low prices will prevail.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
,v,,.prn WHILE SAYING 4 CHILD.

Inspector smith, Of the Police Department. last night
saved a child from Leng crushed 20 death beneath the
wheels Of jersey City and Bergen str'ecAr A. he
clutched the little one al Gr0vcs - and newark ave
and drew II from death 10 safety, he Tipped and irl,
narrowly escaping being run over. i'll, ann was &c
vercly injured by his fall
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

THE LEADER the best water-cracker IN the
world nircgenous and phosphatic no yeast or SODA
powerful builder up Of every tissue -, -
HEALTH Foob CO.. 6i Fifth. Avenue and all grocer''
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

For dyspepsia, collie and exhaustion, no remedy
like Parkers Ginger Tonic
Parker's Hair IAlsam Is lie to the hair.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
Announcements.

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentllrice Ice
the best tooth powder the world for preserving the
teeth 'Refreshing and delicious" IS cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

USE BRUMMELL's CELEBRATED COUGH DROPS
Genuine have A. II. B. on each drop Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
FATHER YODYszUs'S MYSTERIOUS INJURIES.

FATHER NODIsZUS'S MYSTERIOUS INJURIES
Little learned yesterday concerning the way
In which Father NOdyszu> received his mysterious III
jurc,. The priest himself had said that he received
his injurie, Tuesday in GrccnpOnt, while visiting
parishlOncr,. There only five families Of Poland
crs in GrcenpOnt who belong to Father l0dyszu>S
church. They live in IOX-st and none OF them h"'
seen the priest since vc>pers la, SUNDAY 1t has been
lcar1ed he Ok the ferry u New York from Grand
81 some time early Oh Monday evening lie returned
by the HOustOn-st. ferry between ANA O'Clock me
next morning. coh- dcraby the worse for his visit Il
the metropolis. The ticket takcr On the Brooklyn
side Of the liver distinctly remembers the passing
through the cate N man answering MS dcscf!ptlo
lie told reporter thai he remarked HIN particularly
fir, because Of the biz bruisc over his eve, anu sec
0ndIy, because he did not often see man 30 "clI
dr.,scd who seemed 10 be much daLcd.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
THREE )Priucs,
BROADWAY Warrsa'
STORES. } 3Zd ST

the organization OF the American branch. was ap-
pointed as follows Professor IlyslOp, Of Columbia
college DR.. Moore. Harold Grirng and Irving GULL
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
OUTGOING STEIMERS.
.SHIPPING NEUrS

PORT OF NEw.YoRK.......TII URsDAY JAN 90 1891
ARRIVED
Steamer Sama (Norl Hansen. Olbara DAYS with fruit TO
III DamOls Co. Arrived at the Bar at sea m
steamer kansas CITY. kempton. Savannah 2L days with
mdso and passengers 10 II l. Walker.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

CALLING HER MOTHERS WILL FRAUDtLENl'
The viii Of Mrs ChrlSana Harrison Is beng con
tested before surrogate Abbott. She died III Graves
end on November q, l-7o. Her husband, "I!I'm H.
uarri son according to the contestants, appNcd fOi
letter, of administration and made aihdaNt thdt nc
hncw of no will made by her. In 1889 a will dated
NAV IA. looO. was produced by him winch lett all
the property 10 him ANA appointed him sole executor
without bonds Iier daughter, Mrs Mary A. smith,
object, TO the probate Of the will, alleging that her
mother never signed IT that il she did th' signature
wo. nrocured by fraud. one of the witnesses 10 tie
Viii Ir,tncf Yesterday that the VIII was signed III
thc presence of Mr. Harrison Ms aniih says Iei
mother wa, under her husbands control and hVcd
fn..r ~
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New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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