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New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
Fp MORRISS HAPPY CELEBRATION.
CONGRATULATIONS on COMPLETING TWENTY
.-.-. ,.1- .ns II. I'LL. >-ryI.s nI-S1NESE-

CONGRATULATIONS on COMPLETING TWENTY
TWO YEARS IL THE NEWS BUSINESS.
A pleasant celebration was held in Flushing, L. l.,
last night +. r. Morris, the proprietor Of the Long
Island News Company, threw open his handsome
house at No. 12l Jamaicaave 20 his friends and EN-
Moves who helped him celebrate the twenty second
anniversary OF his connection with the news business
OF the Long Island Railroad. Mr. Morris began as
train-boy and by energy and ability worked his way
nm About nine Years ago he entered the Long Island
News Company and now he IS proprietor OF IL
The house was filed with guests last night. Many
OF them were connected In business with or were EN-
ployes of Mr. Norris and II half the good wishes which
were showered on him true he will be the pro-
pretor OF the Long Island Company for the next
century.
The train agents under supervision of the manager oil
the train agents j. g. Clench, from Long Island
City In a tally no drawn by eight horses, and had
Jolly time on the way The guests were entertained
royally and music and feasng made the time pass
swiftly some selections the piano were played BY
g. f. Gosng. the Orsanist Of st. Georges Church In
Flushing.
Among the guests who wished Mr.. Morris continued
prosperity and success were j. G.. Ccnch manager OF
train agents q. V wilson superintendent OF stand
agents: A. W. Harvard J. Mcconnell j. Coulter. Far
Rcckaway: l.. sncdeker jamaica W. Halloran, Flush
ing; l.. Nlmmo, Flushing L. Myers, Long Island City;
l. ingalls, Babylon: II. Price Flushing {. \. Bissell,
Fatbusl ave-. brooklyn and the tran agents liar
Davey II. Jones. Ray Warren, j. G. Day, NJ. Morenls,
: Murphy, r. Hunt, w. Rev. J. Clark, j. Whtenan,
j. Vassar j. Hickey ". Wright. d. pirie and &. spet.
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New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
MR BLANCHARD AGAINST the LOTTERY

Washington, Dec. on. c. blanchard, one OF the
ouisana Congressional delegation has written letter 70
NANNY T. Foster Governor OF Louisiana, defining his
no.ition upon the split in the Democratic party Of that
state over the lottery question. He that the soeaed
lottery convention cannot be recognized the Demo
cratic of the State and declares his alliance
%, the ertion Of the party that opposes lottery
..The question opposition to the lottery he says in
wives great moral principle rather than political one
and the Democratic party OF the STATE cannot be COM
Initts. by any man, set oil men, 70 the pocy oil
Endorsement and support OF the lottery"
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
THE HOLIDAY RECESS OF CONGRESS.

Washington, Dec. 90 (specaD.-The Senate today
concurred in the House resolution for a two weeks
holiday recess Congress will adjourn tomorrow TO
meet again January 8. Last year there was no
Christmas recess at all, and each house adjourned for
snly three days At time. 1t is customary however,
" take fortnght's vacation at the beginning Of the
long session. the House committees have barely
been arranged and will not be able to do anything
for time TO come there would be little advantage
m sitting during the Christmas season. No one GER
ainy will grudge Speaker Crisp and the divided and
inhsrm0nOs majority I'm the House their brief respite
hom Official perpleAiues and respOnslblties.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
LIE cnxnI1Iox or LrxAX J. GAGE CRITICAL

Lyman j. Gsge, president Of the First National Bank
AZ Chicago who here to attend the Worlds Fair
dinner at Dclmonicos and Is at the Holland House suffer
, from apIendcitix passed confor;abl. day yeserday
HIS condition = still critical.
DR.. Charles MeBuney, the surgeon VINO on Nioncay
night performed operation Of lsparoamy Tor Tho re-
oya Of the yermiform appendix. said last night that all
~. svmntoms were as favorable could be expected
The result the operation cannot be known t @nsAs
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
JEROME I. CASE.

Racine Wis. Dec. 22Jerome l. Case. the wellknown
horsebreeder OF this city died at his
home here at 2 o'clock this morning. Mr.. Case was
nearly seventy years old. He came to Racine in the
'orties" and from small shop in which he built one
thrcshng machine at tIme his factory until 1t
covers forty ground Mr.. Case also the
trolling spirit the plough here 1t is estimated
that his amounts 10 s5 900 or more About
fifteen years Mr. Case begas breeding rong horses
and his stable still such famous otters Jay Eye
See Phaas. Mr.. Case leaves wife and four chill
drep His son Jackson is Mayor Of the city. The
day for the funeral has not yet been fixed.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
ORLANDO l.. STEWART.

Orlando L. Stewart. who died in BROOKLYN Sunday
was well.known criminal lawyer in this citv He was
born at Pamyra " Y, in 1929 and after he admitted
10 the bar he pacsed in Nebraska where he made
district Judge In 1865 he came 10 NewYork and be-
came practitioner criminal law and gained wide reDuta
ton In 1869 he Assistant District Attorney. M
one time he was in partnership with General Stewart L.
Woodford and later with Edward S. Cramer. He left
second wife. and daughter
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John ALLEN,

John Allen died at his home, No. IL oakland-ave.
Jersey City on Monday night at the age OF seventy
five years. lie was born in Manasquan and he mar
ried when he was twenty. lie was several years
keeper OF Bamegat Lighthouse, and while there res
cued number Of lives. In 1881 he opened hotel In
washington-st New York He left there after several
wears and went to jersey City. where he opened
hotel opposite the county jail He elected iailer
nv the Freehohers and served from 1877 10 1882.
A widow and four children survive him.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

however. period Of foyeght hours is required after
the operation performed for Its effects to become mani.
fest. Mr. Gage underwent the operation braveiy, and
shows great GOODNESS and forude In his present con-
dtion lie rested quietly yesterday taking what nourish'
necessary and greatly pleased to see Mrs
Gage who reached here in the afternoon from Chicago
DR.. II. +. Walker Is the attending physician Mr. Gage
had intended return Chicago yesterday with W. T.
Baker, George r. Davis and the others OF the party
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
DIP. CHARLES s. YOUNG.

Dr. Charles S. Young died yesterday at his home,
No 1O3 JefersOnave, Brooklyn. at the age OF nifty
one He was born at Stohton, England, and came to
this country twenty-five years ago. lie received
his medical education at the Bellevue and Long
Island College hospitals. DR.. Young was connected
with a number of social and benefit organizations.
He left wife and four daughters His funeral
will be conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Bclingcr, OF ot.
Mary's Church, tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
DIR. SAMUEL CURTIS ROBINSON.

Dr. Samuel Curtis Robinson died on Sunday. at his
home No 43l Clinton-ave.. Brooklyn. lie was born
at Guiford, Conn.,. In 1890. He was graduated from
Yale in the class OF 1882 and then studied medicine
Mt the Yale Medical School and the College OF Physi-
clans and Surgeons in New-iork. Dr. Robinson was
examining surgeon for the North American Life
Insurance Company for many years. lie left wife,
a son and daughter.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

Chicago Dec. 22John Davies. one ~ the best-known
mining experts In the West, died at the sherman House
last night from pneumonia Mr.. Davies had made aud
lost several fortunes In Colorado and Casrni lie died
almost penniIess. He the original OF the Little
Chief mine, Leadvle which he sold years
ago FOR so0o00e 1t sferwafd sold for S. o0o
Ttss IL not miner In tse West has hsaxi sf AA
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
HENRY TILESTON.

Henry Tleston. who died yesterday morning at his
home In Lakewood j.. born IN this city in 1874
lie was prominently identified for many yesrs with the
Cotton Exchange time its secretary His
onice was at o5 Wam-st, where for many years no
was Interested general brokerage in addition 70 his
regular business cotton brokerage Five years ne
retired active business ACCOUNT Of lheath He
was formerly tho Union Club Mrs. Tlleston
him
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great pokergam Leadvile which Davies got from
the table the loser Of o00 The night he played
again. and not only recovered his losses but $4,000
No could deceive him on the value possbili.
ties OF mine, but money slipped through his fingers like
so much water He large TO charitable soee-
ties In Denver, Leadvlle and other towns.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
BURIED ALIVE UNDER 4 SAND BANK.

Joseph Curlo thrty-hye years Old an Italian laborer
iving in Atlantic ave- Stonosye Brooklyn, was at
work Yesterday afternoon digging sand from bank at
Park Place near UuCaaye. when he Was buried alive
lie dug under the edge OF the bank
ana IL cav.d In him. killing him instantly His BODY
vas reached few minutes and taken TO the I"eih
Precinct Police Station.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
COINAGE OF SILVER DOLLARS STOPPED.
THE TRADE DOLLAR BULLION HAS ALL BEEN
CoYyERTED-POIICY OF THE TREASURY.

TIE TRADE DOLLAR BILIIUN HAS MD Bt11N
CoyyERTED-POuCY OF THE TREASURY.
Washington, Dec. %. 1.-THE conversion Of trade dol
lar bullion into standard silver dollars completed
to-day The coinage of standard silver dollars is there
fore at an end unless change shall be made in the
policy Of the Treasury Department through Congres
eonal enactment otherwise. The coinage OF
5000 900 Of silver or 81 2,js5OOO month under
the act OF July ID, 1890, ceased on July last and
the coinage OF standard dollars since that date has
been confined 10 the trade dollar bullion in ths
Treasury SIS ,O2O, 36l the entire amount, has been
coined into silver dollars.
Mr. Leech director Of the Mint. said this afternoon
that while he not authorized TO speak OF the
future silver policy Of the Department, lie thoueh.
there was scarcely any doubt that the coinage OF
standard silver dollars Will be continued at the san
Francisco and Carson City mints in amounts suincient
10 meet the necessities OF the service lie estimated
this at 100000 a month for each mint.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
PROFESSOR wILBUK.

Aurora ILL., Dec. 22-Professor Wilbur, the wellknown
geologist expert, died here last night, in his
sixty year. Professor Wilbur geoOgist OF
considerable eminence. He a graduate Of Williams
College and casmate Of the late President James A. Gar
held. He also professor in Hiram College, Ohio
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
nR. MoRroNs INrEREsr IN TIE WORLDS FAIR

MR.. MORTON'S INTEREST IN Ilit MOfll-D > l-Nii'
Washington Dec. ID (special).-Vice President MOT
ton received to-day from Chicago handsomely framed
lithographic view OF the Columbian Exposition build
ings as they will appear on completion and had "
hung on the wall Of his room at the Capitol. Ihe
presentation Of the designerss plans for the Exposition
IS pleasing and effective and the picture attracted
much favorable comment. Mr. Morton is heartily in
trested promoting the success Of the Worlds Fair
is in active sympathy with the movement now on
foot in NewYork 10 the fullest and most gen
co-operaton in that city, and to arouse sen
rment throughout the country which will give the
Exposition thoroughly crecitabe National character
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

DOES THIS POSTMASTER FLY THE REBEL FLAG
Washington, Dec. 22-FrSt Assistant Postmaster
General Whitfield has received Information that during
the last several weeks the postmaster at Baird Callahan
County Tex. has kept Confederate nag floating over
his Office While hardly creditlng the report Mr. Whit
field written TO the postmaster for the facts in the
case and an explanation, IL they reported.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
A SHORT CABINET MEETING.

Washington. Dec. 22.-The Cabinet meeting to-day
was short, the members present being Secretaries
Blaine and Rusk and Postmaster General Wanamaker
Amer leaving the white House Secretary Blaine said
there were no new developments in the Gillian affairs
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

Ann Arbor, Mich. Dec. o. (SpeciaD-Donad Mcintyre.
exregent Michigan University died here last night He
came here from Johnstown y. Y. in 1915. and the
father OF the union school system in Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
WV. J. McKEySA, Secretary.

State OF New York,
City and County Of New York. 49,:
County Clerks ONCE,
hereby certify that have compared the foregoing with the
original Statement ne in this Office, and that Il lie
rect transcript therofro and OF the whole OF said original
Witness my hand and Official sea- at the New County
Courthouse In the City and County Of New York,
L. 81 this 2lst day Of November, thousand eight hun
dred and nnety-ore.
WIN. J. McKENNA,
Clerk OF the County Of New York.
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w p COBURN

New.Hsyen Dec. % tSpeesD.-w. F. Coburn senior
member OF the firm OF Coburn Co.. wholesale de1les in
spices, died from heart trouble today Al time
the leading wholesale merchant OF Connecticut.
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tce Of the District Court for the ren.h Judicial Dis

fice OF the District Court for the Tenn Sudein p 49,
OF which william g. Hccr.a received ?sl
OF which John B. Wsideksf received ........ na
or which there we're Defective, ,......."...... 10
And OF which there were Blank. k......."..... III -
We certify this Statement BE- correct ssd have osu:sd t
same to be ssed BY the signatures Of the cbGfasn and as
' ''''''' ''' ' J.H v ARSOLps, ps,.,,
VIZ J. koKESSA. Secretary.
City and County of New York. 49,:
County Clerks Once,
thereby certify that have ompsrethe foregoing via sAs
original Statement on file Ia this oee and that Z eosss
Witness my band snd oficial seal at the New County
ISL s r.. .1 in s S Ss cSsS oSs Sss
' anu ' WIN J. NcKENNA,
Clerk OF the County Of New York
q THE ag soARp q new T5 YJsk
In relation to votes given for
The Board OF County Of the County Of New Ys
having csnvssed and estimated the votes given IN NE severn
Gosa2 9s % IN ssiS aop 81 M held s Ss sg q
ber A D. 1891 do hereby certify determine and declare
JUSTICE THE DISTRICT COURT ron TEE TENTH 5uD'cAA
DISTRICT.
Th: william Mcce. The sa', :I,' nT9s q. ,ss q Ts y:s
Judicial District Of the City and County Of New York
tn. We s d 3 ali sy i.
Secretary Of this board This 2.t day Of November A. D. a.
thousand eight hundred and ninety-one: -
VIZ. J. NcKMsA, Secretary.
State OF New York,
City and County Of New York ~:
County Clerks once,
thereby certify that have compared the foregoing w y
original Declaration this once and thai cesfsss
Transcript therefrom and Of the whole OF said original
Witness ny hand and eeicial seal at the Nlw oRay
r. -, Court.house In the City and County Of New Ioq1
IL ~ this 2ist day Of November, thousand seAe
hundred and ntneiyone.
WIN J. McKENNA
Clerk Of the County Of Nsw Yssh.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

FOR AN INSPECTION OF MAIL STEAMERS.
Washington Dec. 2e-Judge Tyner OF the POstoflce
Department, had consultation with Commodore Ram
say chief Of the Bureau Of Navigation, Navy Depart
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

ment today with view Of securing an inspection by
Naval Officers TO the seagong qualities speed espe
ciaily OF the steamships TO be employed In carrying
the mails under the recent act Of Congress.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

Grand Central Station Of the Ncw-York Central 4
E1MY York s'a/
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
JACOB D. vEsnLYE NOT SERIOUSLY liz

Jacob D. Vemlye Is not 80 III reported ne
has been confined 10 his home at No West Ffty.frs.-
ST. for several days his condition time been
serious 1t expected that he viii be sble be Gus
again in a day two.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
be Game for Cbrisimas :.

~. The Game for Chrisimas.
an, me Cane Of INNOCENCE ABROAD IS fGn Of run
S~pss In > handsome kox
y NOVEL and kxOITIHg. ssd svesywhsr~
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

certify this be correct and have caused tire
same by the signatures OF the Chairman and Sec
retary Of this Board this 2st day OF November, A.
thousand eight hundred and ninety-one.
J. H. ARNOLD,
Chairman
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

Everybody likes squcezers- playing cards. Ask for
Triton brand; double ensmeued Al Dealers "a
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
" M. u, Mt d ENNh,
Clerk OF the County Of New York.

STATEMENT OF TIE BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASS
ERs OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
In relation 70 10 votes given for
Justice
The Board County Of the County OF New York
having the Office Of the Clerk sid County on the 10Th
ieh 18Th iith 8,h ih 18th, 10Th and Goth days Of Noyem
ber 1891 canvass and innate the given In the several
Election Districts Of said Conny At the enea Election held
the day of November In the year Aforesaid do certify ~
follows:
roR JUSTICE or rBE DISTRICT TENTH JUDI.
cIAL DISTRICT.
That appears sueh essinste and canvas. that
yhs wple nuuhsf Of vetes Ktvsz 1w Ne once Of jus
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
WV. J. McKEssA. Secretary.

State OF New York,
City and County, OF New York, bsS
County Clerks Office,
thereby certify haI have compared the foregoing with the
original Declaration fle In this Office and that correct
transcript. therefrom and OF the whole o. said original
Witness my hand and Official seal at the New County
Courthouse. In the City and County OF New York
Il 81 this 2ist day Of November, thousand eight
hundred and ninetyone.
VIM J. MoKFNNA,
C1crk Of the CnnnfH OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

Tpentisfh AssemNy District.

That IL appears on such estimate and canvass that
The whole number Of votes given for the ONCE or .
Alderman for tue Twentieth Assembly District was.
or which David j. Roche received o,5Io
OF which August Weinlandt received ........ 2,yss
OF which Christian Rosenfede received ...... sJ9
OF which Andrew NJ. Logan received 40
OF which there we're Defective. ............... 80
And Of which there were Blank. .............. S
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

That Il appears such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number OF votes given for the ONCE OF
Alderman for the Twentyfrst Assembly Distrctwas .,
OF which Rolln M. Morgan received .......... 403t
OF which Alexander O. Fisk received. ......... eSS
OF which Thomas J. shea received. $40
OF which Levi Esbie received. 81
OF which there were Defective. 70
And Of which there were Blank. k................ 10
New-York tribune., 1891-12-23

T,eenfy-third AsssmNy District,
Tcenty-thtrd Ward.

That IL appears such estinste and canvas, that
The whole number Of votes given for the office OF Al
derman for the Twenty third Ward was. ......... 10
OF which Henry L. School received ............ 5,S5l
OF which August Moebus received 4,2ll
OF which George Waas received .............. eT
OF which Thomas Wright received. ............. %
or which there Defective ................
And Of which there Blank. ............... rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

a railway mail clerk. who has car TO
himself. left Il for moment TO run TOR.
ward and spcak 10 the engineer ~ the
train stopped for water at a station In
the Allegheny mouniains, just west OF
the great tunnel When the boiler was
filled nnd tho train started he pprang TOT
his car.
The entrance 10 the car was on the
side, and u solitary handle offered itself
to the grasp Of the passenger. As the
clerk seized this hlFriedly aud pulled
himself up no discovered to his horror
That the door had Jared shut. aud could
not be opened from the outside.
At that moment the train shot into the
tunnel. This man shrickcd for help, but
the noise Of the train drowned his cries
aud with both hands grasping the han
die, hts feet on the iron step and MI.
body glued TO the sid1 OF the car lest hg
should be- dashed against tho jagged
wall, he was carried into the darkness
As the tunnel Is mile long and IN,
atmosphere almost sitting, the naples.
mans p'ediYaincnt can be- better imag
ined than described When the train
came out into day light again tho en-
gincer looked back. rs usual, 10 SEQ II
tho train was following. aud discovered
the mail clerk IN his perilous position
Tho train was stopped as quickly ~
possible, and tho engineer aud conductor
hnstcned 10 the mans rescue lie was
all but demonied. and on being assisted
to tho ground fell unconscious,
For ak months aiterward no WINS nm.
der aphysician's care, aud when no had
recovered from the shock he said,
"Ihe tunnel seemed at least ten miles
long, and my head. ! thought, was hol.
low. with the smoke rushing Ia at my
mouth and nosirIls aud pouring out
again through my ears Whenever
think Of It my brain reels and feel my.
.elf crouching, just rs ofouched against
the outside Of that ear. while being drag.
Rod through that horrible darkness. -
Washington Star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

The following business was Transact.
cd before Judge Bsrtch Saturday,:
Estate " Barbara NJ. y. Moses,
deceased; ilnal account aud petition for
distribution came on. Proof Of publish'
ing and posting notices approved.
Horace Cummings sworn aud examln'
cd. Order made allowing accounts.
Decree Of distribution made as prayed
for.
Estate OF George Boyle, deceased;
continued TO Nov. ith.
Estate and guardianship OF Henry
Ives Cobb Of nl., minor-, bond VI
guardian approved In sum u $500.
Estate Of Eliza J. Fox deceased; re.
port Of commissioners In partition CAME
on. Proof of posting notices approved.
John l.. Nebrker sworn suj ed.
auiined, order made confirming partl'
ton.
Estate OF Neils u. Rode, deceased;
petition for letters Of administrati.n
came on. Proof Of posting notices M.
proved. Il. a. Hintze sworn and cx'
amined. Order made approving u. a.
HintEe Administrative on flling a bond
Of $500. aud other bond approved
Order Of publication Of notice 70
creditors aud appointing appraisers
made,