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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14
SHE ELOPED WITH A FIRE EATER

woman call,d ~ Police Headquarters Yesterday
morning aad cntrcaicd the aid Of the police in her
search Tor her daughter Fanny. fifteen fets old who
disappeared from her home. 40. 80 East iourh 81.
about five Weeh, ago. Mr.. Bender, whore husband -
A shoemaker sad that her daughter visited the Globe
Museum on the I,OwciY one evening aud law freak
Luovu A, Harry th" Fire cater The couple became
cot,iutcd and p 10 last Monday lived together. Mr..
FENDER discovered where her daughter W., and tOcn
her home According to the Siils statement the ilc-
eater gave hcr some wine which was dFuegcd. ON
Tuesday morning Fanny lci' her mothers room, on the
irtcncc al getting her coihe> from the fire eater >
i,dplug, III, did not return aud II j. supposed tlat
tlc mar have gun" away together The police EUw
u,v look nc for Harry, The Fire eater, aad II tncy
find him he viii be arrested Oh charge oi abductDi
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IN TIE World OF SPORTS.

BOX HOLDERS FOR THE BIG MEETING.
The big athletic meeting tonight at Madison square
Garden will certainly be the greatest indoor ahe,'
meeting ever held by the CHERRY Diamond orsa"i
cation. Tickets will be on sale at the Ma"so"
SQUARE Garden Office after O'Clock this morning lhe
doors will be open at O'Clock tonight, ana uieIo
will be an ample force of policemen 10 avon any
crowding or jostlng at the entrance 10 the 'afue'
Almost every champion ana ex-champion OF note IN
this section Of the country will take part i'll u'o
meeting.
Among Others the following have purchaser ooAes
J. H. Flagler r. A. McEwcn, W. Lovejoy, Dr. II. H.
Hanks. Dr. H. Tuck W T. Wells. J. \. Nntter' u u
Ibbard W. II. Jennings, A. Chasseaud H. A. Mclean"
F.. G.. Fulgran, Dr. J. c. Miller, Warren sage
j. Sclweizer, q. +, IIaines, II. a. Appelus u '"
Hughes NJ II. Elkn, W. stanton, W. ii. bu'N''
w J. Kirkpatrick. W W. Schcnck +. {. wagner
f. Lamont w. ;. Elliott, c. j. Anderson Is. be"eoho
C.. O. Perry. = j. Cornell +. X. SOmborn. Eugene van
schaick F. r. Fortmeyer, Mr.. Sprague, q. Z. walton"
I T. Kelly p J. Laurtzen, d. VI. Harris, l. W. oter
ling J. Cornell A. f. Beckstcin, Colonel Il. IT, niger
soil j. g. Gg, f. +. Jenkins Dr. IT, > "iInS'o'
A. ". Orr Dr. W. r. Pryor ID. Blakcley' .""'i0'
Triller f. C. Converse II. Bleecker RathDohe' ueo'so
" Carr Norman Cross c. A. Parker l.. a. Suart
Walton Storm W. J. swan, F. W. IIamlin, j. L. FINE
g. A. Avery, Z. J. woolsey, F. a. ware, W; "a
Harker g. F. Iianea. J. II. Hollander = n
T EyGIe; NJ n Iatton. C. A.. Gerach'
C. H. Cromwell ;. p. Avery, IT, n: W. nv MAFoDs
uoyt Ingersoll Lockwood. r. H. smith, captain >; 81
SUMMERS r. NJ. MarsOn H.. II. Ianeway' l. L. C''"'"'
H. b. Combs and W. c. Johnson
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NE\V-YORK CITY.

The steamer CITY of Picking arrived al san Francisco
ON Wednesday with mails from China and Japan OF
the following dates: shanghai. February l3' Hong
Kong. February IA; Yokohama February "a. They
are due to arrive in NcwY York on Monday The next
mail for China aud Japan VIII close at the "eneia
postonicc at 80 p. M tomorrow
\ mc ofwar7 contcs, will take place between teams
,,,.so,tip, Coumbi, College and the Northwestern
rnivor.itv an March 20 at Columbia College gym
n,.ium. Both teams are evenly matched at 600
pounds.
W H. VI. sistare. the wall street banker who failed
ohout wear ago was 10 be arrT -ned IN General ScN
,ons yesterday on a charge Of larceny Ills counsel
said that Mr.. S,tarc would appear ior preaching 81"
Monday.
The Rev Donald MacLarcn. Of Brooklyn called on
Instruct Attorney Nicoll Yesterday about The letter
nntcr ii. son Donald C. MacIarcn. had written 10
Nr. Nicoll. alleging that the Young man was wrong
oullv detained at the Bloomngdalc Asylum Tor the
Insane The father said that his son was really III
sane. although he had lucid Intervals
While Judge Iacombc was hearing motion IN Inc
Emitted STATES Circuit Court yesterday, ragged BOY
| hat on head walked into the middle OF the court
room and shouted Matches The court "hc'r Nr'
Ryan made dash for the youth, who however -
cancl down the stairs. The boy : lmP'"cn'c """'"
the Judcc and lawyers for several minutes
General Andres H. Caccres. exPrc-dent Of Peru
ard peruvian Minister 10 England and France wa'
-, p,ucc Uc,douarterS Yesterday with other members
- tho lcgotIon 70 look nj the Rog1es' Gallery and the
cu,io.Ite, In the museum. Major Kipp escorted III"
through the building
Further testimony was taken yesterday III ''' ''a'
-, ,obn VI d. FauShawc on charge oil arson I'D
General Sessions. lie il accused "i ~c'''hs NV ~
20 "A East Twcntv-ninh.st. on February - l-S7'
ccr, Daurhty Ellen L.. Van pu,cr ana benjamin y
uclminr who lived in The house Al the time an" NV
I ,.,.t trorncu cree NauIin. d.
The Mctrop,li, Law school VIII be opener '' .'''
III to IL west Thirty eighth - on MONDAY e>'n"-
o., o,clork and thereafter SESSIONS VIII De he'" "''
,d.v Wednesday ana Friday evenings "i 'ach "'c"
Tho instructors viii he A6f1er g. Thomas i''' ''''
and Comfy: Henry r. Terry, tort' and PROCEDURE
| Clarence d. Ashley. contracts.
.o,.,l cases Of SCARLET fever were discovered among
| A., ,,.,,co nas.enc.i~ Of the steamship IihN'I w.
| ,crIa, They were removed to Noiih h"'hef iS''"'
!, tho Office Of the Inman steamship Line 'c'''r''
{, ga. said that no Information had been N''eNc'
! ,bcrc Of the Intention Of the company 10 o"" Nv"
| r.,v steamers, a. had been i1iinpi'l'
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ORANGE.
oIA.tiNfI.
DECLARED Az ASCENDING DEBTOR.

DECLARED An ASCENDING DEBTOR
Orange was greatly excited Yesterday afternoon when
il wa, learned that OF It's leading business men
and the secretary Of the Orange Building and Loan
Association had been missing for some time under
peculiar circumstances and that his stock Of Gons
had been seized 10y deputy sheriff or an attachment
brought at the instance of the association. william
#. Latimer has conducted mems furnishing goods
business in orange f0r number of years. lie was
captain Of one Of the companies Of the Third Batalion
Recently he had note aud check for small amount
protested 4 week ago Yesterday was the last day
on which he was about the Oranges.
The fact Of the note gong to protest awakened
the suspicion, Of Joseph B Bray, the president oi the
Uuilding ard Loan Association, and Yesterday ne
made "a charge AGAINST Latimcr IL All absconulhs
debtor end obtlucd an attainment The amount
named i'm the attachment va, $1,000. A. t'nN WIS
thought to be the limit Of any possible sh'riaeG
Iudrr sheriff, John Collins aud William Sa\ba,
Yesterday took possession of the sloch. ia" DVoh,
of the i~>oriaipn were audited on January ], anu
then Mr. Latimcr'> accounts were all riIht since th
t,rrr Ia, been pad into the assertion Sll,-o3 ="
AID If tl, ~IO,j63 10 ha, been turned over TO the
treasurer. MIR Bray estimate, the shortage AL IRON
500 To 900. and thl- l. amply secured, As ln"
secretary was under bonds 10 the amount OF ToV'V
the bpndsmcn bcinE Joseph H. Bray ana William H.
Hall.
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FOREIGN INFLUENCE ~ AMERICAN MARhETS.

Tie bu-iucs, failures IN this country ana Canada ~
ro las. week reported Icy telegraph to Il. e.. Dun ~
I'm numbered 27j. compared with 30 week ago and
-, for the CORE. ppnding week a year ago The
,,lv review of the concern speaks Of the temporary
c,u.c Of tine general depression ~ ,e iron trade ana
summarize, the situation q, ioio"-:
rorripn influence have again disturbed the money
,,ar,ct a little aud increased the prevalent con
er.,t,.,u of feeling The embarrassment Of bank
-, paris ON account Of dealing IN Argentine secul'
W., met by heavy advance, iIom ia" Bank OF Emu"e
aud other large c,abl: ,hmcnt. which j. evidence that
,h. Situation i, ,ciOu>. Directly. the effect here
should be slight but it IS impo 'blc 10 saV how tie
,r,odv strained condition at London be Affected
and >croI, prreeuic at London would ice felt in ,1l'e
Of securities here. The prop 81 for ne" iaiiioad build
ing and consequently iOr rail- production, is not helped
lac thc monetary situation. aud stock, have been con
der,b!y weakened. lut there j, more active spcculL
,oa IN bicadstu',, pork products and cotton vi ich
nalc All advanced. and tue uI!Opk for farmer, h,
rarely 6ecn better Thu -rH-Ou than Il now. OF
The great industries. nearly all are expanding ana
cmpIGying labor nJ!y, bat the cone srlhr ANA other
causes have produced irmdiL"bl" -hf4Hhage IN the
Output of
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MAYOR Chaplin denied yesterday that there was any
delay in taxing title On the lmt Of the city 10 Inc
Wallabout Market lands. The title to the property Is
being searched.
Ten families in No. - Van >icenavc. one OF a
row Of frame flats, endangered by fire early Nc'-
tcrdav morning but Policeman NcufcId and tie Rev.
John Connor awOkc the inmates. and they all escaped
The fire was speedily put ont after the arrival OF the
fire engines but The first floor was burned ou'
Frank Turnbull, the sneak thief, who went To the
bOu,c of the Rev. Or. r. l.. CWlcr with Il begging
letter and carried oil an oil painting worth 800 ana
sold il for 30 cents indicted for grand larceny by
the Grand Jury YESTERDAY.
Nicholas L. Qninu indicted for larceny In The
first degree Yesterday for stealing $3.50 from the
ErooIlvn Jockey CIub. and pleaded Guilty. lie -
anxious 70 serve h, sentence for his 'ilmc' anu IT,
turncd 70 the city and surrendered himself after spend
Ing the money aLr,a1
The Grand Jury Yesterday indicted 1Hlc ham, Inc
eerv,ut girl who robbed her mi,tc~- Of $50 ana cH
tonnd and gagged herself and lod story OF ihN9
,orons ma ,ked man. She pleaded guilty to grand
larceny and wss held fog sentence.
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! coypiyJ0y ACCUSED HER Or THEFT.

Fl,j. -andsre. hftecn years old, hit her W'""ed
mother in sweden a few months ago ana came to TINS
civ TO ind employment in stein, silk factory ~ h'''
roriv. .rcond- t. She bcaIdcd with her uncl' ana
ann, the Greenvile- al 40 81 East Forty eighth -
Al fine factory she earned - 30 week II"
days ago another girl employed there accused Else
of stealing a pair Of gloves. Elsie took N arcupi
lion much 10 heart and was respondent uniIi ye'-
tclday v hen she poisoned herself.
She went 10 ,hc factory IN ihe morning aN usual
but wa, not permitted to work there Iecau,e she
had lcf her scissors AT home Al . a. III. >he re-
entered the house in fOIly eighth ST., ana fell iaih'
ing on the Il Jor Of her auns room Her uncle, VINO
j., a nisht waiter IN restaurant, ran To can Il
uhvsician but coud not find in the nclghb'rho"a
Then he went tie police station in Fifty r>t-i' ANA
had an ambulance call d. The surgeon who went
with The ambulance discovered that the gal had taken
a solution Of opium. She said >he had taken The
noi.on because III. didn't want - live. IN cmctic
relieved her Of most OF the pJSOI, and ,hc was re-
covering at Bellevue Hospital IN the al Ino"n 1hcl
he dee la,cd tha he had taken an overdose OF tl'
,o,on y mistake. She had been taxing doses OF the
drug 10 cure a cold. she said. In" pAySicans WI!
discharge her from The hospital tOdaN and she VIII
have TO make an explanation ia a police CONT
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1FCrrREs AND EMBELLISHMENTS.

IT,. Congregational Club will hold its meeting on
youday AZ the Hotel st. Dns. The topic OF us0us''n
vu h. "|lhe Trend OF Modern Religious Ihousht. ~
nch the following will take part: The Rev Dr. W. IL
,,,.,n,.o rho nv DE- George s. Bishop, OF orange f,
Tho nov Dr. George T. Crooks, Of Drew Iheo!ogc"'
seminary and the Rev. Dr. george harms Z" AnUo',i
Theological seminary. Dinner WI be served AZ 0o'N'
and the meeting Will follow.
Nil, Kate Field Will deliver a lecture on Ohhfles
rtrcpsu =, Chckring Hall this evening for the beheht Oh
rho Working Wonen's Society. Dr. Annie D. Dah-i
Will address society at its rooms NO. - O'hto"
ON Monday evening, 'Womcn's WORK N i'he"chS
House, Miss Emma Iropp T. on 'I"e S"edUhs Ss'''"'
M tbc evening Of March 80 and Ms, Harriet a. heyser
an ..Eoual Pay FOR Equal Work" on the evening OF
April 49, - ,,,..
An AFT reception consisting o etchngs, oil paintings
and water coors and table Of Easter novelties given "
Mr.. J. H. d,er-cttc and Mi, La fontaine, Will be hea
an MONDAY Tuesday and Wednesday. from 10 10 p NJ
A. 40 i09 Fifth.a,e. The proceeds will BE- given to ue
sherman Monument and benevolent purposes
Henry NJ. Iepyger principal Of the Hebrew Techh'ea'
institute lecture before the school OF Pedsso2F' al
tho University Of the CITY OF NcwNork. a. l. 80 D. H.
today His subject will be Hebrew Education"
Al thc meeting OF the T., Epsilon Club Tonight a,
No. 3 IVES, Forty ,ccond.s; John Kenirck Bangs VIII
lecture on The Education Of TIM lInmor't"
The annual m-c,!ne Of the American Nrn'srnauc ana
Archaeological Society will he held az No. lol East
Twcnteth>t Monday evening.
Bishop Potter will administer the TIL" OK confirmation
a, Grace Chapel East four'eenth'st az p M to-
morrow. The K'N. ""orc" +. Nelson VIII preach 'ns
anniversary -er1 on teio'e the hhghS oi lc"'p'F' "
the evening service.
The II Regiment Irish Volunteers Will have recep'
ton Al Adclphi Hall on MONDAY evening
An amateur theatrical entertainment in aid oi the
SIMMER Home FOR Coord Women and Children will br
Also, ~ m, H.rkelcy i,ccun on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, The Ilav To Do presented i London
Assurance" Ticket, may tc had from any OF the
oatr,n.,-,, or from Grtn>iuc James. No. l3' West
r,rty.third.,t, or at the Berkeley Lyceum
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HE TUOTGHT he W1S HEIh ~ HI|"''N
rnw,rp MONKS CLAIMED SHARE OF NN9l
AUoTENLIAN ESTATE But WILL L4|
Is 4 PAUPEE'o GRAVE.

Dr,nhenne,, led Edward N"nk' to iii nun.
..,, IN the Ioi,ng house ~. $40 b'"rN Oh
.rrnrday night lie was an unmarried man. ",'
,c,r. cd and wa, employed 4, q commercial i''c"'r
M Ea,dcri,u,g 4 g., manufactures Of PIP SO -'H'c ne
cam, f., I'M. city from France. thrf year '-'' ''
,,. US 81, Mr. . Sells boarding hon. 40 "''
I,,.t r.rtn -i wh,u he was m the 'i}' 1t Wa ''''
that he had -cvcial it, OF dt"'HH' ''"''"0 '''"
drink when De- va, ~ the boarding N"'-'' ""
rn,,,d, he returned from Trip to hiig' port '"""''
and &C.,. then IN 4 condition bord ring on dclif"m. y
I,,,d.r IN the house advised nm - 20 &" i'li'N"'
uo.,it,l Instead Of following that ADVICE N'""'
;,ri f., fl, lode,ns house the ."0ci} ana m'ed d"
,.r far ,,,. uicli. Yesterday morning hr VII i"nnd
dead on the floor of the room II" h"i h'a'N ''\''''
M head from nj, body with pocket hl"'t'
In n,. poc1et VI, found letter Nh'h Ae "'u
written several month, ago 10 lawyer III Nc" N""''
W.i,s aloat the division OF dn estate l"i' 10y J"hh
.ruinyLam amounting To- over mllii'h "f o'"''i 30
,i,rl. mad written that CUNNINGHAM WI III M r.
Jl. letter I,d been returned 80 '"nh,. WIN the -'''
,urit mat an. lawyer mad lt Au,'Iii' anu M' -uu-
10 Washington -. &. NlthunGa MONK rNnrhl "
thn,uit he wa, one ui the her, 10 hrSc estate h,
i,ndv probably viii be buried III Il P"P'l N'"'0' -
Va, sent To the iIOrEuc yc'iciHa'
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OTUER .SUBTRB1N TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.
,y,p ~ INM AGA IInl Il.


rr ,rn,I,e over the choir In the FIRST Presbyterian
,lrr.h IN Jamaica /, ,,in ircrra,aS. me bo"'u ~
1r,,,oc, on Tuc.d1y night voted 10 dismiss Mr' pa'e'.
,,,t the orsani, but he refuses 10 be dl'h'l ''u'
rb. rcv Mr. IlJbb, las been pt>ipr "i tue '""''"
,,r , year Mr. Davenport la, received e't'' ''''"
,,c cIcr,, Of the Board or Trustees giving reasons
f,r a., Dismissal but he ha- not made the le''er
,,,tr rae trust 'c,, II i said, were not uamihous
j., tb. matter. some wanted 10 know the hh'uF' VI
~. charge, against MI Davenport. bat these
,. nnt forthcoming. The motion TO ulN
r.r,e Mr. Davenport al first defeated Ou'
;, v,, finally passed the form that new organise
IL. cnploy ed a. -oon IT. possible.
member. Of the church said Yesterday mat Mr'
,,. had often expressed horror at The bdd singing
Of fine choir and the bad playing of the organ IL l.
-, - aid that Mr.. Hobbs wishes To 'ure the pace
-, ,.r,,ni.t for one of hi, friends. Mr. Davenport
az, maj hl, contract viii not expire unlII NcptciDr
80, The rhurch owes him money, ana tiai lac VIII
.,d nm IN. legal right, lie saAH that the letter ne
cr-iycd pd-rd the singing Of the choir ana ne '"nIn
r,t Indci> and how Nj. i,ODb. coud declare tnd Tue
,nu.ir Mortified hni. Mr. Hobbs l. credited WIN say
r., maj liz" new ,papcr S;Olts hbnut me rhof nav l
h., IN. ll,cd by pcrsuus sitting ~ MI. 'd~c pew
,cr,r ro Ir:c. Mr.. Davenport declares tha me chur
r,. leon in,ultcd lie ha, been advised I" appear
-. u.i.l Oh sunday. aud II another oroall, i MY
=, lilhr A statement to thc congregations. Inc lioDps
faction -av they will have him arrested Tor ui>'uroi"s
public worship If he does.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14
PlrLTYE PAUL BEATS THE BUTTER RECORD

John Il. butcher is a man 20 devoted 10 the raising
NJ live stock at his farm in Paving. that hi, friend,
sometime, suspect him Of a lack % appreciation Of
Joke Maulc Croft j. the OF the institution whcfc
Mr. butcher breed, the best butter giving cows Of the
countrv and lis Official place does not prevent him
from holding opinions 10 the wisdom of various
device, for the heating Of railway car. whenever he
k chidod upon subjcc; Of railway management, hc
turns the conversation upon COWS The reason Nu'-
necod is that the record has been broken in the yicd
Of butter b. hi, COW. Pauline Paul. which ior tine year
ended February :. yielded Lbs pounds of butter the
best previous record mode by the COW EufO >ini
owned by Daniel :. Appleton, which CAV" oiJ p'nhho
ior the wear IN 1850. Pauline Paul II IIOl>t'lh
lrle,ian eight years old. Mr.. Appleton's COW "aN u
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Nps ERFI'TFR WILL GET HER DOVER

In the suit brought by Mrs. Emile kruter in the
CITY Court before Judge Clement u secure admeaSuIe
mcnt of dover in the estate of Dr. John krcuter her
husband by an unCcrcmonial marriage. the jury yes
tcrdav afternoon returned general verdict Tor inc
plaintiff and special verdict declaring that she was
in law the wife of Dr. Krcuter. with whom she lived
as his wife The which she will receive amounts
10 fully $1,000. She became acquainted with DE-
Krcutcr in private hospital at Leppcrsburg' Germany.
where she wa head nurse. and she came TO this
country With him and lived with him III NcwN orr
and Erooklyn. The verdict will set aside the Transfers
OF property bv the dead physician. "a his wife dId not
ION I'm the transfers. \ motion for new trial WhS
den. ed ly judge Clement yesterday. An appeal Will
be taken probably.
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Oelrichs q Co.
Steamer OLDHAM tDtch, Baker, Rotterdam via Sousep.
steamer Bremerhsven (Ger Schmidt. Rottsrda nh atm.
burg Co. @suft
Steamer la Gascogne (Brl Santelli. Havre-A Porret
Steamer Aiene (Br sciders Kingston, &c-Plm fcrvo.S
& Co '""0~
steamer Anues (Brj Evans windward Islands ch,,.
toll "nr~
Steamer stateot Texas Williams. Brunswick Ca aaa r.,
naI.dna-C Mallory Il Co. '''
steamer lroquois bennington Charleston Jacksonus
WIN CLYDE & Co. '"s
Steamer Richmond. Jenney. West Point va-olo Dom,ns,
SsCo.
Ship Lord wolseey (Br). Mcvcker. Calcutta-y Brue.
Ismay.
BARK Portland Lloyds Yates Hong KongJ winchsst.,
d Co.
Bark Isabel (Nor). Hegge Shan gha-Benham Boyess.
SAILED.
Sre0ners TyriaD. fer kinRsOn Torrdon and Fe,,
Pensacola Peerless and roquOs Charleston State Terra
Fernandina: stag. Newport News.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
MovILLH Mar l3-Saet. steamer Crcsssia (Br) hcddse
wick, from Glasgow hence for New York
COPENHAGEN Mar lO-5aile steamer India (Ger) Pets,
sen. for Sew.lOrk.
ROTTERDAM Mar li-saied, steamer Caland (Dtch, -,
for NewYoTk.
MARsEiLLEs Mar ll-Sailed steamer Cachemrs (Fr) for
New. YORK.
NAPLES Mar lOsalled. steamer Burgundia tFr, Dul.a
for Newton
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Highest Of Leavenng Power-Latest u s. Govt Report
Rel g! R BSxa:1
ABSOLUTELY PURE
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY
Jersey CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
The closing exercises OF the public training sc"oo'
were held yesterday afternoon at the High SCHOOL
The following young women are the tSrdu""'e'
Carrie H. Arms, Mary +. Brady, Jeanette l. br""h'
Nellie buchanan Emma Campbell, Julia ". carly
BESSIE Chambers Josie V. C)nnery Laura l. DominicK'
Emily Evers Marietta Ensign. Marie FINK jennie
Fish Minnie +. Foley. Euretta +. flaSey' iSaoeu"
l.. Gordon. Belle Iarvie, Hattie A. Herilhl' Lne "
Kelly Kate Kenny. Anna Linchtn. Mary J. Lanisal'
Jesse Macmillan. Rose 4. Mccormack, Marearet "
McGrath Hattie T.. Merritt Mary ormlston, ha,e w.
Enftcrs Clara PcndIeton. Emma Reclining Lime hihe
hart May h. Ahcridsn. Marie l.. Stenhauser ana Editi
~ WILLS.
George Burke. Of no 24O Bnldwinave', q VIII
known builder and brother Of eAl 0i0ner Jofn bhc'
disappeared from his home on saturday last ana INC
pocc and his family were unable 10 INA NM About
il O'Clock on Thursday night policeman ioih1 burho
Standing IN the street 1t was evident that ne WI
dcrangcd. His clothing wet and covered VIVID
mud Ills SHOES were gone. and his swollen. bruised
feet cncased In rubbers. II i supposed ne lih
bren wandering In the IIachcnsack meadows Tic
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rljr rFDFcAL SUPREME COURT.

Washington, March l3.-The following business was
transacted by the supreme Court to-day:
No III7-Thc United states, appellant. at. Henry
o. Ewing: No 1IJl-Ihe United states, appellant.
act. samuel Ihane Pointer: NJ" i.I32-lAc ni,ed
siates, appellant. ae'. Edward ). hcDeImo'f 10;
state. No l,l64-rhe United states, appellant, AT.
Robert Badbcr; No. l,244-The United ota'e,, al
pellant agt. \. J. Van Duscc. Argument continued.
No 1.I7o-The United states. plaintiff, agt Clark
Brewer and Others. Argued
no i6O-Thc British Queen Mining Company. OF
Colorado. plaintiff in error. aet. the Baker silver
Mining COR Psny Aranment oegun , ipf .ne Pla,
30. 140-The Pacific Express Company. plaintiff
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prADy TO WORK FOR REFORM.

The Advisory Committee on Municipal Reform ap'
pointed hv President Goodrich. Of the Republican General
Committee, on Tuesday evening. held its first meeting
last evening at home Of its chairman. General stewart
L. Woodforl No 500 Prcsdcnt.st. Nearly every ward
i, the cit was rcprcsentd The committee was organized
ny the election Of WOodford permanent cha J.
man and Charles r. Dunwcll Of the TWcnN-iTSt wal l.
a. secretary There fun discussion OF the present
situation IN the affairs Of the ctv. and hopeful f'ns
was expressed OF being able TO do some practical ""ih III
tho coming autumn The committee separated with the
understanding that nothing be ad in regard TO
the details Of proposed work until the plans were
fully formulated The next meeting will b held at the
Of fhn CHI
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IIIZApi,III.

STEALING FNOI GIL TO START \ >iI'F.
The police declare that Mass" ''i'h-' ''' F""nS
woman arrested last wcrh fur th" ROBBERY II I. L.
,v,,ue.. hou,c I'm Elizabeth ave. where she was .
servant i, A thief ~ no common or1cI. Tie timer ~
Police ,r>rriay found house IN N'll'i.' E'%a''"'
p.l ilr attic 81 which hid been used - >f"' hoh'c
for the stolen eop-. There were thrc mg trunks anu
,y. burdIc- filled with other peoples property a"d
,or. Inc, collie ZION albums lamp fancy lHi -
,,t.,- .t,tuc-. bro q laa, -N'r"arr. GOA ''n -
inLrl- alarm u Oh. book. En-r"ar' IA anu wv
iurdrcr rie bed clothing. ~lh or $50 cal 'h N''l
t.,. f dpirIro.- and toilet soap. Ih' Ni' uh- arc
SUPERINTENDENT williams. - III" ''Tlaer N'Ih'. VIZ
M Iiul, N4> William Aur,r NJ. NuIu>t L'IPI''
and Mr., G. T.. Watir~. in the hoi-t> o' ''' III ""''
lie va, employed ~ servant.