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New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTcHESTER COUNTY.

YONKEHs.-John Cahl an old resident OF fonherS'
dropped dead from heart disease at his home at Pros
pect-st. and Hawthorne-ave. yesterday. :.
The body Of an unknown middle aged man was found
Yesterday morning with his neck broken, at the bottom
OF The New York and Northern Railroad trestle which
spans Randolph-st. at Lowerre.
NFW-ROCHELLE.-Joln Stephenson, the well-known
car builder who has been lying at his home In New
Rochelle for several weeks In critical condition. was
renorted Yesterday as being slightly better. MT
stephenso's elgyone years, however, together with
the nature OF his ailment, heart disease render him
liable 10 a change for the worst at any moment
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
ORANGE.
,,,scprANTs RUIN CARPETS AND CHINA.

M1scREANTs RUIN CARPETS AND CHINA.
Tho handsome house Of James s. COX. 'Se 'oH g.
~ tho New England Society of orange. In sco''u,''
has been uncccupied for week. Mr ooA Sn,Isro
t"a 90 erd tbat most atrocIous piece OF vandalism
hod haen nerpetrated during his absence. The mouse
had been newly furnished and decorated ana somo
scoundrels had enterca It, taken boae OIL iA Ul,'
was in ono Of the closets and smeared 1t on tne ""iu
some paper and scattered it on the cos'y car ''o,
Handsome pieces of French cuina Aad ''0n O, w.
na ,no dinnc-room table showed that the rascas had
,oa IN tbe room as ii YES set far six. and grease
eyuseT CAY 1se 20 had been tramped into the carpet ~ IS
thought to have been the worK Oh nafefo"n IVY "
men.
Henry B. Gombers the secremry OF inc hepuonOa1 ,I
,,, ;. rast Orance will start tomorrow for Spokane
Fails. Wash, accompanied by Walter Iiughson former
resident of East Orange, who is now interested IN real
estate investments at spokane Falls MT, GomSeTs Poy
Iand san Francisco Santa Barbara and Los Alge1es'
and will return in about month
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
A RAsrEFuL PLAY ABAND0NED

The AQueduct Commissioners yesterday adopted
report OF the Construction Committee ia which the
abandonment OF the project for the erection Of
record building at ODehundred and thirty hfthst. Is
officially announced. The which prompted the
Commission to assent TO the plan were reviewed at
length. The action is taken In difference to the
opinion OF the Corporation Counsel, who believed
mat such an expenditure would be unwaHanted.
Gise bids were returned. The building would have
oest about S32y 900.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BREVOORT-S Senator John r. Mcpherson, OF New
Jersey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dc Mendonca' Bra
LILLIAN Minister at Washington; John Quincy Adams OF
Quincy Mass and General O. F. Paine and Z. k'ugely
Goodwin Of Baltimore CLARENDON-Vicente w..
ouesada Argentine Minister at Washington, ana Edwarl
! Phe-ps OF Vermont FIFTH AVENUE-BriCadler-
General steI,nan OF the British Army. GIISEY-Maor
J. w Powell u S. Geologist; General Austin Lathrop'
Ct Corning n. Y, and John A. Dillon, OF ST. Louis
HOFFMAN-Daniel G. Grihln, OF Watcrtown y. l.
w-YORK-wiam Henry Hurioert OF Lonooh'
wIyDsoR-FrederIck H. Winston and John B. Sherman,
Of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
ron THE ANNUAL POLICE PARADE.

The annual parade of police win take place week nom
to-day There fully 800 men in the ranks dViocd
into three baons the first composed OF eight companies
nd tho others Of seven each Each Will be under
the Of precinct captain and the inspectors
M polioe will command three batalions respectively
They will be mounted and platoon OF mounted poice W."
recede each division and the twelve patrol wagons VIII
I,olow At the City Hall Mayor Chaplin and other public
oficials will review the ranks
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
WANTED BECAUSE HE IS CONSERVATIVE.

DR. T. B. M'LEoD INVITED TO SUCCEED DIR,
DAVID GREGG IN BOSTON.
Il is understood that the Park Street Congregational
Church of Boston has extended call to the Rev. Dr.
THOMAS r. Mcleod Of the Clinton Avenue Congrega-
tiona Church. The pulpit Of the Park Street Church
has been vacant since Dr. David Gregg went to Brook
lyn 10 succeed DR.. Cuyler DR.. Mcleod recently
preached in the Park Street pulpit in Boston The
theology Of the Park Street Church, which stands on
what was formerly called "Brmstone Corner Is OF
the conservative Congregational type, and Dr. Mcleod
is himself conservative. He was pastor Of Presby-
tcran church before he accepted call to succeed Dr.
laudington in the Clinton Avenue Church, in 1879.
DR. Mcleod was ont of the city yesterday, but his
wife said that no formal call had been extended, al
though her husband hnd boon told more or less directly
that IL he woald accept call 1t would be given TO
him. II is thought by some that DR.. Mcleod Will
not leave Brooklyn because he has fine congrega-
tion, church building recently modemized and re-
fitted iarge salary, and many pleasant associations
The following statement was made yesterday by
leading member Of his church: 1.-THE Clinton Avenue
Congregational Church may possibly lose its pastor,
the Rev. Thomas D. Mcleod, call having been ex-
tended to him by the Park Street Congregational
Church. Boston, The Park street Church is foremost
in what may be termed Presbyterian conservative
Congegatonaism, and 1t Is undoubtedly OWING 70 VI
MoLeods pronounced views and viife utteraIlces
thereon that has led to the selection. HIS WORK IN
his present charge covers decade ana has Oeen
crowned with success"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY. y.
JERSEY CITY.

Noah d. Taylor, son of the famous pigeon shooUci
John Taylor, and nephew of the late cx Senator Moan
D. TAYLOR, was held in $1,000 bail oy Police 'us'l.o
Davis Yesterday His wife charged him WIN p."s
ing and kicking her. Taylor told the justice nc med
Furnished the required securities to await the ACTON oi
the Grand Jury. - rr
The Mayor Yesterday appointed as Public Lipdny s,sy
4rretees Il J. McMilien 10 succeed State -
" G. ueppenheimer resigned, and S. L. Harve! 10, ai
the place Of NJ Murray, whose term Oh oii'e nus
expired. ., 80 tho
An ordinance was introduced at the meeting Oh on'
Roard Of Street and Water Commissioners yesOiu"33
Authorizing the Western Union Telegraph COMPANY y,
construct subway In the old part OF the CITY W i
its wires through.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
HOROKEN.

Charles Engle. of No. 243 Bloomfeidst'' was iouno
drowned of Governors Island on sapuruay' ~ Is
believed that he committed suicide He lived with
his mother and her family, and was proprietor Oh
delicatessen store. Several months ago ne was en-
gagged 10 be married 10 young woman VINO Is en-
nloyed In a drygoods establishment in New-forR nhe
broke the ene7cemeH and from tnat tune 'h9 souiis
man became melancholy and despondent. EhEe;
friends believe that to end his suffering because oi te
broken engagement he drowned himself.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

The New York, Susquehanna and Western kaiiroad
Yesterday began stopping trains at the new s'a1eh
called North Paterson, few miles north OF the Guy
Cornelius Van Tinkle gave the railroad the l'o io'
the old station which was near his farm, and put UP
the structure at his expense, and his Descendants
who own the farm. objected to having the bW0lhs ro
moved to the new settlement. The remoVai was
ma =, on Sunday after wordy war and wholesale ar
resi-. superintendent McKelvcy, knowing that no III
function could be served on Sunday, had gang VI
men at the scene bright and carly ana ue 'a"un
bergs father and son. sturdy Hollauders VINO wor ue
farm for the Van winldc estate. protes'el louu'
There was An exciting scene, which was made all 'ic
more 90 when constables appeared and aETesosa al
tbe railroad worlmen and marched them OH 10 'us'loe
loci N. Johnson's Office to give bail on cn"'sc Vi
do,ne manual aSor on Sunday. superintendent NC
Kelvev was sent for in hurry and he TOOK ano'nci
gang Of men, who completed the transfer oi Ce ucpO
b ,,anc II on the creased track to North Paterson
TRs second gang like the first. were aaI TS Tsn
eaye security before Captain Johnson liz, ny III
Wnkle heirs have engaged counsel ana tarean O tbs %
gation saving that the gift of the depot 70 'no s
ad comnany was on condition that trains be slopP
At Van Wlnkie's aod that the removal OF the sV'or
~
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
ELIZABETH.

Edward H. Bnell Of Washington, was arrested nero
yesterday on telegram sent by the chief OF police OF
that city TO apprehend him as fugitive from justice
Brien is wanted at Washington for grand larceny on
May the Washington police received word uat BIT bi1en u
might cali for a letter at the postoffee here, ana
watch as a consequence was set that place. When
Brie arrived in town yesterday he went direct to the
Office and asked for the letter.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DNE SOLDIER FATALLY SHOOTS ANOTHER.
A PRIVATE AT FORT HAMILTON GOES TO GET

A PRIVATE AT FORT HAMILTON GOES TO GET
MUSKET TO KILL CoMRADE.
Private Mclean of Battery l, was MORALLY wounded
by his comrade. Private Nelson Of Battery A, at foFe
Hamilton on Sunday evening. The shooting was '''
result OF quarrel. Nelson and several other sooerS
werc at Nappier's Hotel betting on horse-rac'ns
penny-n- the slot machine. He bet $50 with eon
ra6e and ecarcd TO be the winner whe'i r'i' tive ,
Mclean who had inst entered having left the hoSp'''
wers he was patient without leave, m'erier0u' CIV
returned to each man his own money. telling then u"s
they were too drunk to bet Mclean then "ahe''
back into the fort and met nurse WHO was ~
looking for him.
Meanwhile Nelson went to the sergeant III o"''
nj arms and obtained his musket on the pretehce VI
cleaning H. Where he obtained the cartridge Is a
mystery as a. was an old-fashioned one not now ID
nse IN the army. and none are known to nave oeen
,cnt a. Fort Hamilton Nelson approached McLesn'
who was standing on the parapet, and raised MS
mrshet The nurse told Mclean to run, as Nesou
,,o. cotrc IN shoot him. and Private OMalley, the
nicket. called 70 him TO put down the gun hoiesn
started 10 run when Nelson, taking deliberate ain'
ercd The bullet passed through McLeans left hano'
entered his body near the spine and penetrated the
hidnay He was taken to the hospital, where
ne died last night. Nelson gave himself up
saving he bad shot the thief who tried 10 TOD
him He was drunk. Among the soldiers his reputa-
tion was bad but Colonel Langdon says he was a
good soldier and that he feeling blue oeGase ,s W.
spnication TO transferred to the west ior MS
had inst been refused. He was generally steaay
mar and had saved some money. botn men ca ct',e
from the Pacific Coast with their regiment about a
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
u.rv SALES THOUGHT TO BE ILLEGAL.

law enacted by the last Legislature OF New7Jersos
has inst come to light 1t requires that all saieo "
real estate by Masters in Chancery' sher1ns'
eIones under the Martin act and other persons chaSeu
tn the sale Of property under judicial proceednks'
sna be advertised in at least one newspaper prln.ea
in the German Language in each county wnev 'e1 tn
e. snch German newspaper designated TO puoiish "o
laws. AS each such sale can be adveFuSea IT. II. WV
'N."a.. "", on,v the effect I'm Essex Hudson Passac
d.ho large counties where there is an official news
nsper Is to give the journal printed in foreign Ei'
rnape half Of the entire patronage Of this KIND al .o
ssnosaI Of officers in charge of sales Moreover 'lo
law went into effect its signature some WechS ao
%. e.oug MASTERS and others which were not so puo
,s,d in German paper are thought to be nvadatsd
causing no end of confusion and entanglement. Inc
Chancellor holds that the
R R,1 % vas r,shed through II is said for the Denee
of the editor OF German newspaper IN s ohiect was
who had done service for the rlhs' alu 10 '''O
%
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
LONG ISLAND.

JAMAICA-The Queens County Board Of Super
vsors met yesterday at Barnums Island and passed
superyisor Dunton's scheme bonding the town of
Jamaica in the sum OF 100000 for improving the
roads The vote stood five 10 two.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-The Society Of the First Baptist
church held farewell service on Sunday evening in the
church where they have worshpped for fifty five years
The building was sold TO p T. Barnum Just before nj, ms
death for SIS OO0 and with that the society VIII
al once begin the erection of new and handsome
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
PATERSON.

INVESTIGATING c. a. KINGS ACCOUNTS
Cornelius A. King, tho New York business manager
for the Hinchlife Brothers brewing concern OF 's
CITY, has left his Office and his accounts are behg III
vestgated. King was formerly member OF the idA
Board of this city and had the confidence and esteem VI
the people He entered the service Of the Hlnchnes
four years ago. He has written to the Hinchhfes since
his disappearance Offering his assistance In unrvcf
ling his accounts but has failed to give his exact az
dress. His letters bear the stamp OF the NC" ~
Dos
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
Royal Baking Powder
Has no Equal.

The case will probably be presented on Tuesday morn
ing smith charges The News edltoc with persecu,
tons of several months duration, and specihes Two
alleged lbeous articles, which accused him OF being
promoter and backer Of fraudulent insurance com
paEics.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

PREsBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT DE
rROIT To be priRisd by The Tribune In pamphit
fern amer RdIearBs,ens. Is cents a cspy
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

list OF 40 or 30 other Extras will be sent free on
application.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, Why American vii.
lagos Differ In Prosperity" republics caton In small
pamphlet form. Of the charming article OF b. G..
Northrop that subject In The Tribune setting forth
the cost vnue village OF handsome appcavanc and
sanitary beernents the pleasure be derived by the
Inhabitants from Improvement associatious nnd the
great service man can do tor his native village
cents n copyy 81 per 100 copies.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
ZINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

IO-D,r
ann ,.es 30 Sets 71e Moon rise los+ Moonsageis
HIoH WAFER
. . a.xuook ara 1 GOV. Island e:5s Heb aata llite
6MT-sssnSy Hoog e;y3 Gov. Island e5o Hell Gate lioS
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

Loss Of hair, which often mars the prettiest face,
ntad by Parkers Hair pelsam. ,,
pr' pporser,s Ginger Tonic alevates sunerinR'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

Mrs. winsows Soothing syrup for children s1Isy
,oa,hnc softens the gums reduces m1smmouon ei!sys
,ain cres wind colo and diarrhoea 20 cents bowie
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

HEALTH FOOD CoMPANY's GLUTEN SyPP0sh-
TORIES sSrS lee ei Fsve and ali duggs
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

HENRY A. DANIELS, Nj. d.
30 WEST S9TH.Sr. -
Disease. Of the Nervous System Gcn,oi C,nsry organs
Impotence and Sterihty' hour' w -
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

Brown'S Camphorated Saponaceous DennIrics Ice
tSa h.s, tooth powder the world for preserving me
.eeth aRetreshing and delicious" 20 cents oosee'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
Announcements.

A. -. -o..ed oomei cive us your views
IT. brush the front what's fhe G powaer ssr 10 uSe
.Ae IA siowlv replicd 'In a brush at the front
Hho 1over Ger iise powder, but-SOZODONT."
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

THE TRIBUNE JUBILEE. the proceedings Mt the
recent celebration Of the JOth Anniversary of the
Founding Of The Tribune. including the speeches of
Dcpew. Daua. Curtis and Horr, the poem by stedman,
the list Of prominent guests. etc. etc. In handsome
pamphlet FORM 10 cests n copy.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
PUBLICATIONS
the NEW.Y0RK TRIBUNE.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC, 1891, the largest Almanac
issued by The Tribune and containing an astonih
Ing amount Of matter. POLITICAL social and financial
Valuable for reference. 25 cents n copy
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29

The board Of Erl5e Gan do a.1shinx To-
vzz-s Hzrror lmprOFgme1z wi-hscs the
hearty c0-opsrz-a1o nf iniiE1szzLs- Every
one WHO has any aOceuesr SHOULD bring
Z 70 bear L seeming frun the cDn.inz cnn-
zrssz =V1l'.iens zsuusy s0f1lIy earryc1t tire
ress1Uzsensazz61nz of the enUeer eurrs.
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WING N Aberdeen Dz-ing the Elug
winter evenings L Eu0d be gocd Plan
f1r Tie Numbers Of the board Of trade 10
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29

L. al eazes where the route of tie N0r-
=xn Pacific VIII work . zssrl1r.s hard
mp Eran any private rights 1hers viii
.eEObahtE be o1EF see wxs af deciding the
zaaczzf cf dannazE don~, Ef.ieh war VIII
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- al work 70 gzs the railroad And
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Enaeh ne Should work Just a. hard
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29
WHY NOT BUILD i SCHOOL
EOUSE2

Thers l. 10 g1asi reason WHY the sxfsaoI
ha0se =h0CIi Ens have hssr b1zIz EeE5rs
ftsiz time There < 10 z7od reason WIZ
Z sEoCtd D9k be teza1 VERY socn- II.
HEzaLD d0eszt Gaze WHERE shz zessOoI
house 4 bGzlt 70 Bo1z a. 4 $ hR1iiE1 at orce-
It thinks L very unlikely sE1zS any avail
ahla STE can be had where & VIII Zoe be
nerssszEE 20 y4ezta pubic aIzeTwzr-
Ii helseTss that the owners Of tie sTT-e
chosen OF Ct znv othe- size vii b VIII
ing 10 eCre- INTO an agreement whereby
The land nees5es1 can b had Al cnez. nav
meat therefor 70 be made xheu nancy
can BE- had f1r the boxGEs- The HEzsLD-
a vel a. every one else. : prezEE well
SATISFIED that there are contractors and
material men who arg willing 10 3zree u
do the buEId1z and furnish the material
for oCr $500 school house. and wait Sur
their pay Until the bonds are fInats,i-
Nearly every cue. exesps the school
BOARD knows that the bonds sEss5zI5 De
Heated hs the tiEae the school houss
e0Cid he finished The school board /
sE1ch zpse1Gzd example Of s-Hc= We
D1n'E Do H. that they NAV be depenssei
upon not 70 buiid the school house until
ali possible means Of delay have been
exhausted
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29

i Ml<hlzzn printer thinks he has eyr-,-
Fs=Ssd type sE1sinz machine equivalent
% about twenty men Cc1lI the k.s< d.
eslHae= the art Of preparing matte n,
printing had made Aess sEv<-~e ss,sns-x
pt''ef q Toe sssefI ans Rapid compost
tnoa h4-z 5eea att4ines7 by uAehines TIA;
are nov II practical zzs- and q Stsasfv
aisanra abnug the linz of rapid COMPOSE
sHln HzaE be reasonably expected
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29

Is WAS then dee5E@sf that the CHEAPEST
and quickest war 10 ses.7rs xFlxr IT.
wanted Vas 90 employ heal zrrhT-es.s
require sS<=csHe work frucn him. and II -
1llest the requirements 70 uav hin r.
The T0rk--BzZzzz On --Efox No -
Bald -cEOol HO1ses-r
Ii ite quickest ard cheapest 10 say NJ
thing Of the best why advertise for plans
II The hrsE place2 Then, too. the ~
eusdz. th1se proceedings the BaZas Wa
80 deslru1s th1se seeking information
shoGld rEisr 70, DO not show that the en-
Payment Of an architect was ever zuthor-
zed- The whole business zzs done IN a
eor11er, not II IN oqen IN above board
manner.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29

The Iacnnna L4fszv i workTns 6ur the
g0od Of All 0f Washington IN s1r5vfur "a
seeur- e1uEesIzz rzze E1r IEsuhst On
EEss Northern Pz.-lfze- Every Ezznheru1an-
every newspaper sni every 0xner 81 =
quarter seetB0n Of timber Eznd should
lend band n this god work TzIkIux
II I'D VII DO no harm
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29

HE EErEErz alliance VII de sersso.s
s.sssEurnEax eSerzen1 II ChehaEas es1znzv
so9l-R-z Eex1 year, and pnslrssEzz win
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The general t1IpaFsr-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29
ins0rz-zz5an that May Prove Of yzEue TO
Strangers in The City

Absolutely zhe finest stock of s1isiu.-s
q al kinds On the coast i carried F,v G,r7.
1eese- the Iezsff1x tailor. located N r.
f5LEe Er1nss, D15ney bs1TIdTr.z- This e.,-v
While the patron Of this resIahls hons.
1@s llss oesG imported cloths TO select
ifgfa- ne IN all eases gets the best II and
eA-ss1S : SAVING On every sEIr he has
ni1ii1 a. Ef1ls n0usH q IRON = to 80 per
Gent On the amount he world paw a1v-
osre- Ersr-csass tziAor for The sarn> IL
t5t's Lee== has al his work done IN this
CITY ana employs the best hands Il
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-29

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Iz='.1 CT ire se1GoE a1rse <1-s- hs1uevsr- i
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