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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17
Two hundred and six.
WANTED.

NANTED-ALL THE LADIES OF
w Wilmington and county to have
their sewing machines put in first class
running order. from a5 cents upward. As
have the only sewing mHchine repair
shop in Wilmington, YOU will save money
by leaving your order, orAsend postal. All
makes OF machines for rent by week or
month. AL malSes of machines, new or
old, sold on weekly or monthly payments,
Or cheap for cash. The White and the Do
mestic maehineEp speciality. w. r. FOR-
WOOD. No. 100 West Seventh street, back
of Gardeners. ocSo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

nj OTICE-THE DELLA wARE LIY Il stock
1y Insurance Company insures horses
and mules against losses in any form.
Claims paid promptly. oifice No. lO05k
Market street.
HENRY G. CONRAD, President.
JOS. II. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
o2-3md-w
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

MI oNEf To LOAN ATS AND PER CT
AVA in sums to suit. Also have a custo-
mer for house on Western side of city,
about 10 rooms j. L.. uCHELTREE
Real Estate broker. Rooms B and EX-
change building uf2-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

nj oTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
LIN OF tbs Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company of Mil Creek Hundred,
will be held at the Mermaid on Monday,
the 4tl day of January, 1892. II O'Clock IN.
Spencer Chandler, President; T. l.. j.
Baldwin. secretary. dl6-2tw-3td.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

NToTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
In of the Southern Union Association
for the Detection of Horse Thieves and
the recovery OF stolen property, Will be
held at the Lyeeuin House, New Garden
Township, on Saturday. the Goth inst. at /
O'Clock, p. nj. L. H. ]. BALDWIN, seere-
tary. d1B-2tw-9tds
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

INOR SALE CnEAP-A HORSE. CARRI-
IL age, two sets Of single harness, candy
Jars, candy pans, two large SHOW casesIand
a set OF candy tools Apply at the North
west corner 6th and Spruce streets dlb-5t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

INOR sALE-THAT NEW AND DEsTR-
II able dwelling house, late of DIR. Buck
deceased. situated at N. E. corner of Rod
ney and Thirteenth ST., the lot having
GO 1t. front on Rodney. This dwelling has
all of the modern improvements and con-
venlences, with complete system Of drain
age. Apply to BENJAMIN NIELDS, s8
Market street. nl3-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

U1oR ENDLESS CHAIN ICE
II elevator. complete and In good CON
dition; In use but short time. Apply TO
Diamond State Brewery, Fifth and
Adams streets daft
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

EloR sALE--SOME OF THE INCEST
II arranged houses In the city, on Wasl-
in9ton street. between lSili and 18th. They
are of medium cost, and chi be bought on
easy terms Call aud look at them
GhnQ-ff
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

LNOR SALE GAEAP-iF SOLD AT
II once good work horses for want of
use. Apply at 1875 Rodney Street. W. b.
Austin. d14-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

Nj ADAM WILB e X GELEBRATED
lNI ard reader 1i2i Heed street above
Nani3uren. price . cents. dI6-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

I1OR SALE-BY A FAMILY LEAVING
IL the city, high arm singer sewing
ments complete. Price 5000. Address
SINGER, . this office. dll-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

Leaves wilmingtonFourth Street Wharf
so a. III. and | y. m,
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut st. Wharf
10.I5a. IN. and y. m.
All boats stop at Chester. Single tick
cts for Philadelphia, so cents; excursion
tickets 30 cents, single eket to Chester
Is cents: excursion "a cents.
Passengers packages received and cared
for by agents without charge.
EsTeiephone No. 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17
t>p DE HARpT,s

~ PEXNiROYAL FILLS
Arc tie only Fenaine Per Jyroyai l'ilis n ade.
Twenty hRe tears' experience. sold by Drug
EiBts. ONCE 3u3 N. Ninth street, PhilA- BY
mail OF al enIce, ~. Advice free, Laates be-
ware OF limitations. i-ib
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

UloR sALE-AN ORGAN. GOOD AS
II new at less than one-half its original
cost; call at i0 Pine street dl5-its
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17

PkAgaH A friend in need is a friend in-
tAuaEA deed. If GU want Regulator
that never fails, address tho
WoMAN'S MEDICAL HOME. Buffalo. N.
Y. al9stf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-17
'7'l''77' ii7f7'-i-
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

INoR sALB-oN VERY EASY TERMS;
~ five or six le-roomed houses, all
modern improvements. under-drained
and sewer connect. Front and back
porches Ninth and Harrison streets, Ap-
ply TO N. b. CULBERT. daft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
RIG RISE IN SUGAR TRrSr CERTIFICATES

The announcement sunday morning " the success
ful rcorranilaiion ~ the sugar NcincrcS ''hlah'
inf, the American sugar Refining Company va NJ"
,i.,, ~ - Wild op.uiug ~ the stock ENclantc
Yesterday IN the prices for the sugar Trust certificate
The hurry burly wa 80 great that dealings We're htu'
almost simultaneously at from - To II "r''"'t :"
saturday noon The excitement gradually subsidized bn'
bc final uuo,aon, were aLout seven points above t'
saturday closing price. -,
The friend, Of the sugar Trust expressed d''u'o
satisfaction yesterday about the ""t''m' q" wv
or.aDilation proceedings The acton 81 the '""f' j.
i, 3, rrote1t the new company ciectndlll from any
p~o,ccdinr, Ly the Attoiuc, General. although u is
admitted that possible attacks might he directed '->
The constituent companies that are embraced lh ''
, ,r.,,,igo,i,u The Central Trust Company >c~icr
d,v began f. exchange stock 81 ia" American com
many for the receipt, issued for tic sugar Iii~t 'cr
nr.ie- deposited, paying also a "lNI"c"" ~ % , -
,hnie due on the tu-t receipts. ,,.,... ,.,,
I'm. directors Of the Amer. can sugar lrhHIlt ON
many organized Yesterday 10y 'h'0-.Hs the I"il'Wlhp
executive committee: II. .. lAvcmeNeF eiali man
r. y iIayrmcycr +. o. Matthl'N''H' - T. '''''''
IT,, ana william Dlch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
LONG ISLAND.

LONG; ISLAND CITY.-The police have for some
time mast received complaints about strange men VINO
would stop young girls aud women ana attempt !"
liss thcm officer, have been detailed in citzcn =
clothes for DAYS time. but no arrests were maize
Cap,ain owen J. kavanaGh was standing III 'front.'
,ri,do,r ~ his home on Nott arc.. cailH YESTERDAY
morning. when he va, Startled 10 sec Noih- man ran
mn IN Mis- Belle Ryan, school teacher VINO was
ua.snc seize her about the " list ana lmirIht ihe'
y,ror1i, kisses upon her mouth. The captain was III
hi, shirt ,lcevco, but without hesitation ne spr'HI
into the hallway. and was upon the street almost
before Miss Ryan's a>~ailant had released hc'' Ih'
latter saw the captain rush from his home ana started
nm a run toward Grccnpoint. The captain va IN
close pursuit aud after run OF haf l'l' 't.-.'
vnuth and marched him 10 the second Iit'il'' '"l'H
Lou.r lie aid his name wa l'ul"p N"'' ~" lll'
he lived AT No. G- Graham ave. Hru"NNi' ne NV
hi. or, a. seventeen year. MIS- lNin j. 'iP'N''
a, a trarhcr IN the Third Ward school ana !, con
Sidcred A very pretty sirl she Wa - llt' H''N'"
whom ,bc signed q complaint against N'I' LNi. !'
r,IIy recovered from the fright "'ti-'hc' N H,
Init when arriigucd to answer The charge 81
9..aur Wolf could not explain hiN at n nc Iu"t
r,nmnily sentenced him - the county, JAN ~ - =
ni,rG- saving that hr would ma" "u 'Naup' 81
hin, -. , waning Ia others. Wolf !, an ih"H'n-lV'
leaking Youth When he was searched -HP ." pay U
Wa fIrnd m one pocket. bearing tc iolo" NJ "nl'I,
e. Who shall marry Take this coupon l" N"" -'"'
and get the book II fate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.


Republican primary elections o
Holland Society annual dinner Lenox Lyceum, o;oo
y. -,
Kings County Republican General Committee. Brooklyn
8 D. m. 49,,
New.York and Brooklyn Congregational Association
Re,chor Memorial Church. Brooklyn, . 80 p. IN.
noue.t in James Connerss Coroner's Office 10 am
Bo.rd Of Aldermen City Hall, p. m.
Sc,wanhaka Yacht Club election, clubhouse. 80 p M
Cremation Society. No. II West Fortythlrdst. 5 D. M
Jo1n E. Bcndx Post, No. 402. installation, Harlem
Opera House Hail. p. m
Society Of Amateur photographers reception, NO Ito
wcs Thirty-c ighth-st., 5 p. m.
Harlem Republican Club. clubhouse, p. m.
Thirteen Club dinner. Ashland House, ;13 p. m
Trastus wiman before Brooklyn Union League Club.
.. m.
American Geographical Society Association Hail. p m
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Railroad Branch Young Mems Christian Association
anniversary No. 38l Madison-ave., p. m.
County Democracy County Committee Cooper Union,
s y. IN.
homeopathic Medical Society No A. COurt.st, Brook
lyn. p
National Rifle Association annual meeting, 9TH Regi'
ment armory y. IN.
Boat Club boxing tournament, Academy OF
Music. Brooklyn. p. m.
The Rev. f.. Winchester Donald's address, Oid Johh
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. $3.50 p. m.
Annual meeting of Bar Association, No. West twenty
ninthst., 3 D. M.
Coax Council, l,222. Il. A.. concert and installation
Grand Opera House Hall p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
ARRESTED FOX n,nersr AFTER Mr soyrH&

Sinton steele. IceouotI,, engineer oH N" p'ia'sr"
Wct.ru ;,foad won't INTO Iiqu" -i"r"
m Iightmayr known ~ inc WaNtly' on "a" night Of
July p wearing diamond stud No.th 800 90 hi' shirt
front Inc diamond attracted "a, 1ton of big rough
looking nan, Who rlrd 10 20 >trl" :" druk with HIM
steele ad for hi and lest the store but %"
stranger followed out on the Sidewalk the enr'neer
received blow IN hs aud knocked
nm scnseess. stranger cut The diamond pm ont ~
Steelcs shirt knife ana took slj nom an n-id"
pocket Of h before the engineer recovered
nc, steele reported lothrry to " police
good description ~ M 'hIcf.
Detectives Armstrong ami GRADY. Of tho Central once
Squad on SUNDAY arr't~d a. E'oycnthaSc aaI
Ihrtccnth.,t suspicion. and hc idrntincd yesterday
morning the robbcr VINO assaulted steele Tho prisoner
said he wa, Chatr- r. PhoiN. otyiucc year, old but
ne refused where ulcd II lac can hr convicted
Of the highway robbery he D" sent 10 prison Tor twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
NEWARK.
WORK RESUMED IN MILL 80. 1.

,rho raetorn spjIncrs engaged by agents ~ inc
C,arl, Thread Company went 10 work IN MIL No.
yesterday morning. The number Of new h"nds was
voriouslv stated. No spinners were put 10 WORK III
,ho other mills During the morning several "o"'
,ional spinners arrived from the East Inc eNp''"
tion is that before the end OF the week. ''e ''""1
,r.rs do not apply for situations, all the mules III
.t ,,,ro. mills will be manned and that by Monday
neyt the carders and trainers will be enabled 70 70
q, u.or, Contributions are received by the splhhef7
Association but there has been decided Tcacu'h ol
nuc sentiment because OF the obstinate altitude ana
ox,rcme demands of the association. which are keeping
nearly 900 men. women and children ont OF "pf"
,rIre Inns As vet been no attempt at violence. The
now, .ninncrs are duarteIcd temporarily III the mIHH
and special officers are guarding the conpahI prop
CIV Al a meeting Of the spiErcrs yesterday II was
decided moi 10 demand superintendent Walmsleys us
charge but TO decline 10 20 10 work under him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
70 srccrpD THE LATE REV. J. AARkIy

The Rev. Dr. Richard Brennan pastor u Ola" Roman
Catholic Church Of -. Rose 81 Lima Cannon-,t ha-
been appointed by Archbishop CpIgun pastor Of o." Church
of the Holy Inno.cnts Thirty-o utht near broadway
in place Of the Rev. j. Lafkn, Wh" died recently. Tn
Eoy Dr. Brennan q native 81 th7 cty. AMI wa 'au
cotrd In tho College Of 81. irarcI, Xavier aud ia -
Johns College iofdhan. lie was ordained q Iiir-t in
1881 and has connected since th'n Wi'h the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception. IN Port J"'i> uo church
NJ the HOLY Name, this city. and ia" church ~ -
Pose o Link, whore he has onclt,d until receiving his
prc-cnt charge. Dr. brennan has written Lille Of
Plus TX" His in chargr 81 the Church ~ 81
Rose Of Lima the Rev. T.. r. M'"ini'y. 81 Hith!anI
Falls 1, also graduate Il st francis XAVIER College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
PATERSON.
SAI'<AGES MADE FROM HOR~EFLFSH

SAI'SAGES MADE FROM lloR>kFLkNh
Leopold Buy,,c. Amcl Ravens ana Jacob MUSCLE.
composinc the firm Of Buy--e MUSCLE. manufacturers
Of sausaCe-mcat, were arrested yesterday Al tcll
factory in Cherry Lane, north Of the city limits on
COMPLAINT MADE 10y Dr. :. cyrus Townsend, inspector
NJ the BOARD Of Health Of Manchester Township Tor
having in their possession diseased meat Of animals III
tended for human foot. The complaint was maze
under health law Of Jersey and the penalty foi
IFS violation is a fine Of $50 Constable COS gave thch
until afternoon TO appear before Justice senior I'D i"r
son. which they did and denied lhc oh4Igr. y ts
go, co, dny, for 10 morrow. These jclgans NOT "ls
ago ran similar factory in BERGEN comfy, n"t tn'a
0ncrations there made much talk tidt tcN Hi"N'i
81 tho ouiet ucighborhOOd known As cherry i"l''
T,ov usr the meat Of horses and have. as alcs'Ti,
agents buyng up all the dead h'rr> my oc =, ,h
the ncghborhOod Of Paterson me p.unu,u ,.n,,,c.
concern is nsed for export tradd ONLY large quang
of the horse.meat sausage being shipped 10 lI,c an"
Uetrin,n The health authorities have IN theH POI
lou Nils Of lading Of the Red star Line OF s'eai'pS
showing shipments Of these goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
..ry c,yp,pl7ry Confident Of Success

Crca, in,crc-t is manifested FL school circle, over
tho nroabe result of the election for president ~ tho
Loard # Eduoltou - be- h"l1 . MORO" ai''i'" D.
Il is ,,l impossible whb Will lr IN" i'rtuh''
Commissioners The friend, II each % tie -A canal
dates are confident # the -urcc-s OF their i'N"'''
Il is believed, however. tai either d. h"i'' '"'
pr..c,t -ldine Office: Commissioner Dcv0c. Com
-.ioucr Hot or commissioner Lumm. VIII %"
cloc,cd several member have hope. al-', "i me
election OF Commissioner o'Ercu or lomm- l'hrI
sanger Commissioner Drvor la- manN if'W' III
Tho Hoald and in ne city who would b" d'H-h''d -
.en him clcrlcd p- ID .t ol thc hoif 10 Vi'L H' Ii'
belonged ~ MANY terms. lie would make AL "a
cellent presiding officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
REPAIRING THE DAMAGE DONE By THE SIohS

Notwithstanding the utter wreck 10 which the gaze OF
Sunday reduced the new hotel Of the Monmouth rarh
Association the contractors Dobbins Lobe We're al
vaDcinc the work Of reconstruction at RAPID rate yes
tcrday a force Of about 200 men having ceheu away
al tho rullish before noon. The loss may reach
s,5 600 hut will not prevent the builders from com
Melting the house BY the appointed time-May H. The
estimated cost Of the new hotel - Sl21'ooo. MT
Withers is confident that there viii be no Decay
The entire framework Of the building Including the
roof which was ready for shinglne was Dlo"h 10 llc
,pd and much of the masonry Of the first story was
displaced by falling beams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
THE Duty on AN ORIENTAL RUG ~ QUESTION

George F. Baker, Of this city, who has large ana
valuable collection Of antique articles of art imported
some costly tapestries in August Later in that month
ne received an Oriental rug which the assistant ap-
paiser who appraised it assessed at 40 per cent de
clarng that the not collection Of antiquities
or a part Of "A collection. Mr.. Baker appealed 10 the
Board Of General Appraisers. and proved to the Board
that the rug part Of the tapestries because 1t
had been bought at the time, but had not been
shpped with the tapestries though delay The rug is
described in the decision given by General appraiser
Ebarp as over 400 years old worth 900 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
NEWS FROU NEW-JERSEY.
THEY WISHED TO DIE TOGETHER.
CHARLES wHIEInKE AND MS AGED WIFE HAD
BEEN DEAD THREE DAYS WHEN TllEIE


CHARLES ~HIELcKE AND MS AGED WIFE HAD
BEEN DEAD THREE DAYS WHEN TnE1E
BODIES WERE FOUND.
In a room on the second floor Of NO. 20 Thorn-St''
Jersey City, yesterday, were found the dcad DodIes vi
Charles and Augusta Thielcke both old people lhey
had sought death by poison and when dlscoVeicu I'D"
been dead many hours. The family on the hr't hooI'
not having seen or heard anything of the aged couple
since lat Thursday. became alarmed and informed inc
notice. Paroman Evans examined the premises ana
found all the blinds and doors closed There was
nothing indicate that any one was IN the apartments
but Policeman Exams concluded to force thc uoor'
When he did the dead body Of Thlelchc was louho
seated erect in an easy chair and on bed rev ieet
distant las the corpse OF his wife, On taple III oil
adjoining room was a tumbler with thick sediment
at the bottom.
County Physician Converse was summoned ana nahc
superficial examination of the bodies. In his opinion
Mrs Thiclcke had been dead three days and her bns
band not than ortycigt hours lie ordered the
bodies to be removed 10 specr's Morguc The sediment
in the tumber was examined. but DR.. Converse would
not venture opinion as 10 It's nature wlthout
chemical analysis. This letter was also found on the
table:
My last wish after corp>es are discovered
desire that my body with that of my wife AuEnSa,
met our fate by own free WILL A. We wanted I"
shuttle OF this mortal coil together VIII the author.
ties kindly find an undertaken who will bury IL Tor
the sake of the property leave behind DO MOI
let us be separated i'm death. cannot write more
The rheumatism in my hand pains me terribly
CHARLES TlllELC kE
, All that could be learned Of the dead compile was
that nine months ago they came 10 No. 40 Thorn ST.
unknown by any one there They paid their rent
when il fell due and the storchccper~ in the ncShbor
hood say thcy paid cash for what they purchased but
that their purchases were light. lnul recently
Thelcke was employed in CON's bOohbindng c-tab
lishmcnt in Pearlst., Ncw.lori. \ few week, ago
the old man said he had been discharged Nothing
more Of the history Of the aged couple Is known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT or NEW.YORK. .......... MONDAY. JAN. Il. 1879
AHHINEn


PORT OF NETWORK ......... MONDAY. JAN. Il. 1884
ARRIVED
Ia Normrnt" Err. I"bOt1f Havrc. " III mdSe
passengers \ Forget Arrived AT the BaG at
steamer Gucata E"S uUl-. MtNcin ports wa Havana
With udsr and passengers to jas J. Ward = co
steamer tlrl Srd'G? kingston. Nc, with lndse
and passengers Pm Fowooh CO. Arrei At tho iar az
steamer OIin Nor. Godc BlIacoa days with fruit To
II uumol-. Arrivrd 81 tho Bat at to- ~.
N"S York. Parker Galveston days with mdse To
John L Van sickle
tuJ 4 Van Sickle"
Steamer Ndcuochre. Smith, savannah days. with mdso
and passengers 10 Il l. Wake:
algonquin. Mckee Jack sunvIllc Charleston.
with md-" and passengers 10 VIM tNdcd CO.
Steamer WyanoKe. BoaE. Richmond city Point and Nor
folk with iadsc and passengers To Old Dominion - Co
Clty o htnHa Dole West P"nt Va with ndso TO
old dominion ~-tO
Bennett Portland. with mdse and
passengers To Horatio Hall
Colon Henderson. Colon days with Hdso
passengers Pacific Mail Arrived at the bar at 10 10
sUNSEf-Winda at sandy Hook strong. W. cloudy.
Isand-Wlnd fresh NV. clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer Grcc.aH or L. Jias London Henderson Bros
Steamer chaitHhOoChrc. DaEgrt savannah Il l. walker.
Steamer Nacoo chec Smith. savannah Il l. Wake
Steamer ro1not Ien=s.s,S". OhaIisron ana Jacksonville
WIN 7 CLYDE a 90.
steamer HcInam (Brl. Adams. Beaufort. C John
ger
Archibald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
INCREASE IN ASSESSED VALUES.

The tax assessment books for 1891 were opened for
inspection Yesterday at the Department Of 1aXes ana
Assessments In the " stats Zeitng' Buldlhg' lax
PAYERS viii be allowed until May 10 examine inc
6rures The Tax Commissioners will then begin the
adjustment of the tax levy secretary FLOYD T. smith
has sent ont the usual notices required by law TO
owners Of assessed real and personal property
The rolls Of 1891 have not been officially footed mp.
nm, tho Commissioners estimate that the assessed value
of the real estate l. between Sbo,ooo,OOo anu
AG6, 100000 in excess OF 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
CONTEMPLATING Mr.. M'CLAVE.

Resolutions conPraulatne Police Commissioner McClave
upon his ppoin Office and prasng his ohicia
conduct during term passed recently by Reno
Post No A. O. A. r. and have been engOssed and framed
for presentation Commissioner Floyd ClaIkson will
make the presentation the Lexington Avenue Opera
House evening fJA.sry 1-,. The annual
and installation OF officers Of the post will be held al
the same time and place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
NEW-BRTNSWICK.

CHOIR AND PASTOR NOT IN ACCORD
The choir Of Christ Episcopal Church. IN TINS place
has disbanded on account Of i'll feeling between the
members Of the choir and the pastor +. u. Joyce
About two weeks ago tho Rev Mr. joyce requested the
choir not to repeat certain music. ana TINS 'ui-cn
considerable feeling among the singers. They claim that
the pastOr had no right 10 dictate To them III The
manner lie did and they finally refused Ia sing Inc
choir ma >ter cndcavOrcd to smooth over the trouble
Int without success a1d he compelled to dsband
~ lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
ORA\(iE.

Gotfried Under. German carpenter dled on sun
dav evening under pccua' circumstances. TWO weeks
ago he ran nail into his foot. The wound grew rev.
worse and on FRIDAY lpckiaw set in. from winch inc
man died i'm great agony. lie fifty years oid ana
leaves a large family.
The Board Of Governors Of the orange Gun mas
organized Lv the election Of the following omceI7 ;
President Gilbert |. Herbert vcepreNden, '0lohcI
A. H. RYAN: secretary. George f. Appcl' treasurer
charles 4 Christian: House Committee. H. Moore.
George F. Hppcl o. d. Vanderbilt, J. g. Wheeler ana
REYNOLDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
ELIZABETH.
ELL Lh DE- j IL
THE nnEOVAN nINORCE CASE

THE DONOVAN DIVORCE CASE
Mrs Alfred Q. Donovan. who is suing her husband.
Dr. Donovan Of this city, for dyorcs Yesterday brought
an action against her husband to compel him Ia
continue paying her ~ per week alimony Mrs
Donovan was formerly Miss Gussie simon. she -
Jewess while her husband is q ROmln Catholic. The
couple separated about q wear ago. DIR. Donovan for
several months paid his vile amopy, but the mep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13

Steamer wadsworth tBrl. Mitchell Wilmington runcn.
EdyoN co.
Ship Carl GER Backhead savannah Theo Ruger Co.
SAILED.
STEAMERS Egyptian Monarch for London; Chatthoochse
Savannah. Ioquois. Charleston.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL. Jan 10 sailed. steamer ~ Romans (Brl --
for New. YORK.
Jan IL Arrived. steamer 81 Hubert (Br) Mcpherson
LONDON Jan ~ Arrived. steamer Tower Il OBJ Ben.
nett, from New. IOrs.
DOVER Jan Passed, steamer Paula (aer) wienetela
from New York for Hamburg and proceeded for Bremen
haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
WFI,IIAWKE\.

The canalboat Betsy Hubbard, OF WHITEHALL y. y
Yesterday sank at It's mOor1ngs near Pier OF the
W., Shore Dennt CaDtain Frank Mnlvane cannot
he found and il is feared he went down with THO
boat TO-DAY diver Will search for him. HIS WHO
and family live AT SANDY Hi, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13

In response to the invitation OF the board OF gov
crnor, Of the EnclcwOOd club, cNPoNtnaN'er"ehcr'l
Thomas L. Jane, will read paper on 1.-The Postal
.orvc Of the United states before h emember, OF the
club thi, evening at their rooms In the new Lyceum