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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
Served Him Right.

BERLIN Oct. "A tourist from Chicago
named Solomon Schmidt inscribed his
name and address on the famous Neider
wald monument at Rudesheim on the
Rhine. The guardian caught him in the
act, and instead of having nim imprisoned
made him fetch bucket of water and
some soap and scrub off the marks he had
placed upon the monument, his fellow
tourists deridiug him meanwhile.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01

BosToN, Oct. 2.-The firm OF a. B. Tur-
ner a. Co, bankers have made an assign
ment. At the office this morning no in
formation as TO the cause of the failure, or
the amount of the Liabilities. could be oh
tained. A statement was promised later
I'm the day.
The failure may he n large one as the
company has done very extensive busi-
ness here and i'm New York.
LATER-The Liabilities are estimated ut
S31O 600
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
DESTITUTE JEWS.
The RothschiIds said to Have Contri
bnted $50. 600 to Aid Them.

LONDON, Oct. 2.--Great destitution pre-
walls among the Russian Jews and at
tempts are being made to relieve it by sub
scriptions of money by private parties.
The Russo-Jewish relief committee has
made public appeal for funds To send 10
Russia. The Rothschilds have contri-
buted $50 600
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
10000 CARTRIDGES.
The Savannah Authorities Take Pre-
cautionary Measures Against strikers.

SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct. Great excite
ment prevails here over the railroad strike.
The city authorities yesterday foresaw that
serious troubles might arise, and a large
number of special policemen were sworn
in. over 2O.mQ cartridges have been dis
tributed TO the militia.
The effect OF these precautionary meas
ures has been % hold ia check all attempts
at roting ON part of the strikers and the
trou blp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
The Municipal Court.

There were only two cases in the Muni-
cipal Court. Marcus NJ BurdiCk was ap-
pointed guardian Of William II. Pitts who
was ad Judged insane. Ora &. Heath and
Joseph ii. Cobb were appointed apprais-
erS.
Bernard O. Byrne and Daniel Leddy
were accepted as sureties of Margaret f..
Keough, testamentary guardian in the es-
tate of Mary f. keough
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
4 Flat Denial.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.--George j. Gould
denies that any such scene occurred as
was reported to have taken place at the
Missouri Pacific meeting. He says that
the reports about his father are wholly
untrue and are circulated 10 help specula-
fiVpsschcines
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
GOulD'S TEARS.
His Break Down at the Missouri Pacific
Due to Hysterin.

NEW York, Oct 2-Wall street is still
talking about Jay Gould's attack Of hys-
terra. His physician says he has been sub
ject % severe nervous attacks since 1881,
resulting from mental strain and poor
digestion, and that his burst of tears at
the Missouri Pacific meeting and before
that at the Union Pacific meeting. mad no
cause but his unstrung condition. result
ing from physical troubles. DIR. Mum
says Mr.. Gould has never been quite the
same man physically since the Grant q
Ward shock and the Metropolitan bank
downfall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
A GREAT SCARE
Caused by the Rumor That the Tiger al
the Park Wns Loose.

There was n rumor around the streets
this morning To the effect that the tiger at
Roger Williams park had broken loose
from the cage and was at large in the sur
rounding woods. The rumor occasioncd
tht greatest excitement, and large dele
cation of amusement seekers started for
the park. Supt. Hathaway stated To -
NEWS reporter, however, that the story
was straight fake and expressed bis
opinion that some one was circulating the
Nnrn for lis own nmIlocmCnt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
BOMBS ON THE BRIDGE.
The Investigating Committee Find Deadly
Explosives on the Railroad.

VIENNA, Oct. "A despatch from Reich
enberg says that the commission Of in
qury into the attempted assassination of
Emperor Francis Joseph has discovered
thirteen bombs on the Rosenthal railroad
bridge THUS far no clue has been dis
covered to the identity OF the would-be
aGeossine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
The pilgrims Uniniured.

BERLIN, Oct "A train from Treves
filled with pilgrims, returning from view
ing the Holy Coat" collided with an
engine to-day between Baldwinster and
Lawrenberg. The stoker was killed, but
none of the pilgrims was injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01

DOVER, n H., Oct. 2-Timothy Bernard,
a French boy, ~ years Of age, jumped from
the third story window of the Platt block
to-day. HIS neck was broken by the fall.
lie has been sick several months.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
The Fast Mail From Boston Cuts short -
CANNES Life.

The 1890 train from Boston last night
struck some object on the run TO this city.
On the arrival of the train here the front
IT the engine and cowcatchcr was found
sprinklcd with blood, while lodged i'm a
crevicc Of the pilot was a tongue and tuft
of hair Medical Examiner Palmer was
notified and made an examination Of the
tongue, pronouncing H., fltsllly. TO have be
longed To dog. The affair created con-
siderable excitement in the city, and for "A
time IL was thought that "a human lie had
been sacrificed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 2. - The in
iured members of Company G of the mill
tia are doing as well aS could be expected.
They still insist that rocks and stones
were thrown into the ranks at close quar-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
Harvey watterson Dead.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 2-lIon. Harvey
Watterson, the father of the Editor Henry
Watterson of the Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal, died last night at 1890 O'Clock at the
home OF his son in this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
Mclaughlin Arrested.

QUINCY, Mass, Oct. 2.-James III.
Mclaughlin WAS arrested in Boston yes
terday ON "A charge of disgraceful con
duct. lie was brought before the judge
and held in 5000 bail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01

Concerning the appointment of Mr.
Butts In place If Mr.. Peck as postmaster
at East Providence, but one thing is said
to-day lone good man gone; another
good man Gomez
Mr.. Butts was at one time employed for
eight or nine years in the internal revenue
Office in Providence and has resided in
East Providence. For some time he has
been employed by the Oakdale Manufac-
turing Company of this city. He is about
40 years old, and once ran for Town Treas
urcr. His capacity 10 conduct the Office
satisfactorily is unquestioned and he VIII
make good postmaster.
Mr.. Butts is a Grand Army man and
familiar figure at soldiers reunions
4 dispatch from Washington is authori-
ty for the statement that Miss Susan G..
Lewis, at present in charge of the Johns
ton Post Office is to be superseded by
James Walsh
The lady WAS seen this morning by a
NEWS reporter, and was entirely ignorant
of the fact, having received no notice.
She has now conducted the Post Office of
Johnston for several years with the most
marked efficiency, and everybody speaks
well of her She was appointed under the
Cleveland administration.
The new postmaster, Mr.. Walsh, Is
well known in politics and extremely
popular and will carry on the business of
the Office according TO the present high
standard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
Six Persons Perished.

PARIS, Oct. 2-Fourteen houses were
burned and family of six persons per-
ished i'm fire mt Puylaureus, in the de-
partment of Aaru, yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01

TARRYTowN, oct. 2.--Jay Gould went
out driving this morning and did not 90
TO New York. 1t is not believed here that
he is very H.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
THE LIBERAL FEDERATION.
An Ovation tn MIR. Gladstone - II
Women's Liberal Federation.

NEWCASTLE, Oct. 2.-When Mr. Glad
stone reached Newcastle at 10 o'clock last
night, an enormous crown had assembled
at the station, and received him with en-
thusiastic cheers. Aside from natural IA
tigue he did not suffer from the journey.
The Women's Liberal Federation held o
conference this morning and n public
meeting this afternoon. Mr.. Gladstone
presided
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
East Providence.

The Grattan Literary Society met in
Pierce's hall last Wednesday evening aud
a social time was enjoyed. :,
An invitation was receiSen from ing
il was voted to accept.
The Sons of Veterans gave Mrs. Cam
mons of Riverside pleasant surprise last
evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
MONEY AND BUSINESS.

Local rates for money are unchanged at
q and Z per cent. for time, and ana
~ for call money.
The market remains also quiet with
some better demand noted for low-priced
securities
The American Wood Paper Co. is to-
day sending out the certificates of the
common stock to stockholders. The de-
mandI for the preferred has risen as l
predicted few day since. II may. OF
course, drop again, but there are indica-
tions that 1t will go higher before any
transactions occur.
The New York market is settling down
TO business again. Jay Gould's physical
weakness does not seem TO have affected
his ability in stock manipulation. lie Is
reported as buying Missouri Pacific III
precedents are trustworthy criterions II
would be good plan TO "copper" the re-
port and short Missouri Pacific
The average rise Of twenty active stocks
from July 81 To Sept. 80 was IL points.
This is one of the largest gains in recent
years. In the spring Of leSS there was q
rise of s points aud reaction followed
OF points. In the spring OF 1889 the ad-
vance was Z points and the reaction
amounted TO points In the spring or
1889 there was n rise Of s points, but then
began the downward tendency, which mas
lasted almost ever since. A reaction TO
the present advance OF points would now
seem 10 De III Ofutf. vi tnls we nave hlINthAg
had points decline, and the conditions
are so favorable as 20 probably offset much
further depression.
The debenture bonds OF Rock Island
should not materially injure the road, as
they are to be issued for equipment in
connection with the new mileage in In
dian Territory. The company is author
lied 10 issue extension and collateral
bonds on ninety-eight miles of road IN
Oklahoma and Indian Territory, built
during the past year. The line was built
by the Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska
Company under agreement made with
Rock Island in 1896. Now the Chicago,
Kansas and Nebraska has ceased 10 exist
and Rock Island owns the road. The
Rock Island management have, for rea-
sons not yet public, decided TO issue deb
entures instead of mortgage notes
upon this ninety-eght miles of road
at the rate Of 10000 per mile.
This would call for Il, $4,000. The
Rock Island officials say the road
needs new equipment, and it is
believed TO be the policy Of the road to pay
this years earnings TO the stockholders,
even if To do so would make the dividend
about 4 per cent. Hence the proceeds OF
the bonds may be needed TO be used
against old accounts. ROGER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01

city Enginccr's Weather Report.
Temperature A. NJ, Oct. l to . \. NJ,
Oct D;
uighest-01. Lowest 40. Mean--56.5.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
TWO NEW P0STMASTERS.
Mr.. WALSH IN JOHNSTON, MR.
BUTTS IN EAST PROVIDENCE.
Both New Appointees Are Good Men and
VIII Serve the Public Well, as Did
their Predecessors 90 what Is Said
About the Changes To-day.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct 2.-The Presi-
dent has appointed the following-named
postmasters; Francis B. Butts, at East
Providence, vice D. G., Peck, removed;
James II. Walsh, at Olneyville, vice Susan
&. Lewis, removed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
Potter 4 Hunt,
1877 Westminster Street,
'Twixt Eddy and UnI-
PROVIDENCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The "Record!" Read. rcnd the "Rcf
ord! One Cont. Rend IL Tonight; bu
tomorrow night sure and every night. l
holds the mirror up 20 human fn nccs. IL will
be rich. For the "Rccord."
4. q. MONAGHAN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
Ladies',

Going at $500. Worth $3.50
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01

HurEDALE. Mass. Oct. 2.-Georpc W.
Wilcox chokcd To death on the street to-
dly, in front vi his residence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
Market Notes.

New YORK, IL a. M.-Market opened
feverish but rallied on good buying, espe-
cially of Union Pacific.
NEW YoRR-The CentIal Railroad Com
pany of New Jersey has declared diyi-
dend Of 1al per cent, payable Nov. 2.
Bank of Montreal posts sterling rates at
s4Sl 10 $iS4.
NEW YORK, 1870 A. M.-Heidebath,
Ickelhemer & Co have advices of ship
ment TO them of S5OO0O0 gold. LaZard
Freres send 100000 TO them from Havre
to-day They have 100000 more from
Liverpool tomorrow.
II M-Sales to noon 81 ,241 shares.
1:30-The market is on upward tack. All
the old bears are turned bulls.
SIP. M-Market closes strong at highest
prices of the day.
NEW YORK, 1l:40 A. M.-Bank of Eng
land to-day sold e3740O0 of gold for eX-
port to United States.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
Gentlemen,

DR.. Warmers Camel's Hair, both
single and double breast at se.50 and $500
Special for this week - 100 dozen Choice
Scarfs, at 10 cents; worth 81 and Sl.25. %
cases Derby Hats at $3.50
The difference between buying n Hat of us
and buying of fashionable" halter is that
the +. II. sells only his own "block," and gets
$3.50 to So for il. We have the blocks OF all tn
fashionable makers and get $3.50 The quality
of the hats is practically the same.
Our Sl.1, Sl.9O and $50 Derbys are 5Oc.
under fashionable hatters' prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
Gentlemen,
Boys

Boys
Medium Priced Wool Suits,. ts,..............:....
.............,......at $50, s3.0o, $3.50, 81. s5
rants.
special this week-400 extra size Mems Pants
at $50 to SO.U.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
EIlIGlI NALLEN RAILROAD.

De-LrOs>c- St.. aS follows
q. for Sla,irg and lutprptd.at. points,
g. 10 Geneva, Lyons. l,lwira 10 't..t.r Uu~,,,
and the West. Potts m amt principal ip a. p.Yts ,I
Lyons aud pullman car {, SIS, ef sion Ir,.. '
9 20 u ~. for Naurh chunk ana iut ru lnt. u,.u'.
II a M f., l.. ana u junction and Intern Ola c d. lnt.
Choir ca t. Mauch Ch"nN. . D. '
/ p. Tor runkhanuock Ad ntrrm,dnt. poiut. Cli,
to Tunkhannock Connection g. Ec,d auI If rr,
40 D. NJ. Tor Fmin aud principal int. rl..i,t. o,t
81 dec. W
90 y. m for Pott-N ne. Mauth Chunk ,,i ,,,. .,
ate points. Chair car 20 Ntuci Chunk " "
80 p n for Miuch Cmuk ard ,ntcrmciiac points
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg. f'''
d ~. for ticn.Nl. Lyons lluirt, H,cb..ter u,n.i.
aud the West Pullman sleeper ~ and 81 an.io,
BrdRc. l'''''
Trains leaving az q. H.. II u. M | ID. n, and a io
connect for all point, IN M,h,noy and H,,l'n .,
regions
- NDNN TRAINS
u. M. ior Much chunk lln lotion ,pl if,t.,, a. .,
loints, and II 81, m ior NIruiui.lI and fn .r
Oiut- w
10 p ~. for Mauch thuns AID INT o. ,ditte no,t.
D. nj. Tor ten LNOlS Elniri 10 hot, p,,y.t.
and the West Pullman sleeper To Lyons and
Bridge
General Eastern onicc 30 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
pacific EMPRESS.
NEWT YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
AUTiaius arrive 1t and depart nom
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. Ne" York.

SOuGN I'VE. ana = ~ y bS' 1OS'
Pr- ONLY PluRosD STATION ~ cEE CITn
Trains leave "a, ioIiow-; s.-.
3il0 \. M.-FAS4 NAIL. Tor Albany CueA' S'"~
1890 4, M.ECiIlCAt1O VE,lIBULE LIMITED "
1850 4. .-WLsIEKN DAY EXPREss-Da-V s'~
Ia.OO Noon. SOUTHWESTERN ,vEsTiBT,ILEIo LS
LD-Du. Cincinnati 10 90. IndlAhapOl' - Nv
40 +. VI. oXSrpfHH SHORE vEsrBrLE LlMITE I'd
-. ~ D,tr0.t q; s:l5 a. H.. Chicago oo v N' A'
$50 y. M.-FAST WESTERN EXpKE4sSiE;Due Chi''"
30 p M-. ',5iI' SSTD1AcK MoSTKEAL AND su'
9.t5 =. ". rHS7 IT LOUIS AND CHICAGO E'
~. : D.~ Indianapolis II 20 p H. "'-' 1''' %"
FISH6ILL lSEwBU RGH). oTGHH EEPs! +; HIM
ILL . s33 20 % = P T 90 e'G isf fV SIS
J. ~ Tor Garrison, West Point - - I'll 10 a m''
80 - 80 j TO- 10 co. 10 30 ~ rs a NJ u ~
noon. - 80, 50 80. 20. 10 o. ''oo' $40 ~'
2S 70 co. 20 go m AZ 30 d Il g
ul 12y3' q hyD 9 a. 10. 10 90 III
r.. Il 100 noon. so. 100. 80 y 10 D. H. VIZ w
Roy li.sTEI-oalOo 1000. no 80 n: II 90 noon
30 500. 30, . Is , m. ~ 90 night o, "a
~ IA az o. ~ ~ ~ a. H. - w "''''' Nv
NIAGGRA fAiii 2 10. 10 no. 10 80 a. m. 70 %
Ng ~ fY KND MoxTREAI-'7a
ArEtE2 'GEyfIK' 80 NsDD g t.&4&AXbAIGGA95 10 10 90
BlIE:22;>;21ifhf uiLiI%s. yiR HARLEM Dfvfsfos-
q and 5ic s s;cP5G c Gad 'PP y,3s Ct ,s
Pm rA,s - W.: -5,a sn4 l3sih;t ,,a9 3 S s.
icr.lle f. i. Bro1aiyn and 100 Hud,oa,t, Jr,ey ~
ho,.. ,nd r.,dr.cr,,, through - destination.
Daily ryept, Sunday Daily except sataNaI
=. 81 9' e az ;Aoae ;'Nlag; a. . %
3o%qlr 90 gg,h stop a rs, STR Nti ,v
General Manager. Genl Pa.scnier ks.n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
EECOEDED MORTGAGTS.

Boehell. Julius and wife, 10 Emisrant Industrial Say.
ing7 l:lna, Moronst, years 9l200U
hg"n. Matte. and wiz t. ns'ry ''rccneoaun. 81
" f S 'i IeSd and Hasaoa to Barbara Hermann
sp IT. 4 n @aN and Gp' s: :GSO cn,ne scn,mp
-I9'l""air = y C9iunii inst year- 5000.
o. Caitiri IT, ARMAND, - 800.
same To Caroline Hitchcock, sane property, ycar,.
Dcat'ch. Simon / and another to Anna ! Mortimer.
Eis,n. Michael j and other, to Binding and
Loan Ranking 60. ls'thst e OF l0h'a'e inStal''
laeH Anna and Herman. to Henry Lyman, iI'th-
- " Of Nth-1Nc, months. $4,000
=, I'', Ida r. 70 Manhattan Sahlng,o Institution :
The Hebrew shotcrna guardian society Of NewYcrk 70
oa 1i lG,b ef, oF's % "Go anu
il.,r"n-on. Anton to Christian BuefNle, i'2d-Nt
Jordan, AIc> \, to Harriet J Lovcjoy i23d-St' .
Of ithave. Year.. 5000
J4r, liwsrd ,na wife to .eoL .G \ schn''ey
'' jaac%aS ' IIisG al to sarah Il vc6rhcc, city Hall
Kcrnrdy jacob l. ana Annie g. and John Decmcr
so Coo savings Bank -''''' OF 0''''' year.
Kci,rr. Henry and WIFI, Jacob and Anthony Docl.
rnrc to Charles Drscheimrr same property, years,
Lang. Joseph . to William c Z Bergman. ad"vc.
Nr' srthy. Jun. to John Kupor. n 2oth.st, Of I'd.
ave, lrs-e drnsnd q goo. r,,o Insurance ro M 80
wc.t 7is,.'t. / scar. 90 900
Mcno,ad Cha,. 10 Metropolitan liz Insurance %. e
''' Mclai f ' nfdfet to Kent itI I'd.
Merair,. Rob to Mallan, " tor iith-ave. ami
iOth--t. 900.
Mahon Matu. to u l. wnmcr, cor LcSnston-,yc
and 3,th-,t ( years. 40 coo.
Mitleson John j. IT, Il Dccycs llth-avc, ls1th-
-, ! year, 5000
Mct'lrland j u to West Side Saving, hank. No 81
Barrow n. year,. $500.
chants l;,niscntmg and lee Manufacturing co To-
WIN & Smith. 81 North MoOre-st. = years. SS3 600.
Moore. illIpnl to /; Cummings llSth-st. 1th-
aye. - wars, 800.
norton Maly Z; to Goldsmith, l27thst, W Sd.
ave year $4,000.
Ottinerr. Mars to r. II Schcmcrhotn llth-st. e.
4th.aNr, v'aIs. f37 500
Oith. jacob to O leckcnstrn, llth-avc, i3d.st,
YEAR, Sl.JOO
Palmer. carrie J.. To T. Appl,by, shave II
SOth-st, years. $4,000.
Robinson. Tho- J to w Howard. l27th.st. y
2d-aNe. / year. mortgages, $4,000.
Ritter. Jacob. Ia Slmcnneyer, II ?'thst, . llth-
| II ONO
smith James N. u h Weiss. ; G2d.st iu.avc. 1
ytufs. rlf,JO0
smith Walker u, to : W Dexter ~ John.-t, years.
rs 900.
VolEer. Jane. A. to Thos warren, 2s.hst. W 18th.
I 1900.
walsh. Thomas J, to Henry W Benedict cor
Bcrcke --t ard Sth.avo year. 81, 900.
Wohafst. BerDard. 70 Nancy Ress, trustee lot $50.
Id Rutgers Ncai-, " 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
UNITED STATS HOTEL.
REAL ESTATE.
BITSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The tone Of the real estate market far as IL coun
be asccraned yesterday from those who attended Oh
the floor Of the Exchange was hopeful ana Dno!ah''
Money was freely offered at per cent. and at l.
on ilrst-class securities, and in very large
amounts Broker, report a great many inquiries, ana
the better feeling the stock market i not Wlth3u
il, influence. Al the sales yesterday were by orucr
No 40 Es,cx.st a hvc-stoiy brick tenement with
store on a lot 25Xe7, offered in partition the
bidding ran from 10000 up TO S31,OoO NcAdhuc'
Goldberg the buyer. ooo c,.r.
\ one-forth interest was offered Of No. 3O2 stan
ton ST. northwest corner of Lewis; the building Is
tbrcc and fonr story frame tenement. with store COX
- it brought *3425 from william {. Lester; .,,o
The following private sale Is announced NhaT"-
Bucrnann has sold for John q. Peter NO -.Uoa
SccInd-avc a fourst0ry double brownstone ~
100 with two stores to Henry Hickman, for Sl 3oo
The Committee on Legislation met YESTERDAY ueoIto
II. Read the president of the society, "pcncn tid
pr3cecdi,g; After pointing Gnt inc i"''' '''"'
Among the most important matters lntrouu'etu
this ear likely O be those aHectlns hpu usI,'
than which there is more important reguIcinoi,
party affiliations. the support Of any pattie,naa
hill ! doubt not that this committee VIII ConlInu H,
this wise and conservative course ana that lOu
give all the assistance in your power 10 prII .to
most important question to some praclcdl s'i"''"
during the present session, .- a,s
Eill- looking to the taxation OF m DrtShEc' ~"
personal property. which if passed VIII tchd 10 ulo
organize present investments ana 10 drlTe "MI VIII
doubtc-, again be introduced during the present So
sion trust that thi, committee VIII be rs success.
rh IN defeating this proposal IN me comhs 9e tH
a. If ha, been Heretofore" Mr. Read then nominated
bc ensuing year Constant A. Andrews was
elected first cechalrman. and Henry y. ,arr
second vice chairman, Philip 4 Smyth rrcOrolDg 81
rotary and Townsend Scuddcr corresponding secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
~ Lin. Vcsnoul,d rulluan Col1 boz.

? a. m-BuHalo ana O-woco lNpr~>. VIA PA. ron Tor
water tap Strjud~lur-. trtutou. BiugUhrfuA bNt~n
tlulri. Btih. bluNiII' Shrr-
burnc. Mat.r,lll' Kchu'm >puur- tr'H. MI Morris.
oxford Norwich. Cortland NNIsrf-t button tld
Station. connects rntou with TIA Tor
M1l,+,btrrc pluNllr. ktriuuWUt Lana, A.
Buffalo with trains Tor tiV West
20 a. M Bf .h1utoI Mail. Via Buontou
D. -Bmghautou and t,uirl is Tr.-- For MJt,r tap
stroud ,burg scranton OWrro WaNDrN &c.,. connect, a.
scranton with trains Tor Pts;ou. h.ag>on ahd M. ,-
barr.
I.IO p. m.-Ncrluton. Wlhe>blrt" anu plymouth ~.
press.
so p m. daily l.-Bund,o Lmit'I Express ratrr-
Stroud nUrs scranton. Hrgld ton. "
Nrriy. i.uira coming BIth NlNinuG. par>NlI.. AT.
Morris. Nc.. Bun tlo ~ e
y. 10. tcaiiy Buffalo iur1 ana O-V"tp lNlr'~s Tor
StrOudshurg Scranton. BuEhamtOu toltlIad .u-r
Fulton or enc. oxford, Norwich. Nhr.huiur WJfrrtI Be-
Kichueld >prns- -, ana Al, puint, oI Burtu division
connects win train, for thr M'-t
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