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New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
OTHER STBURBAN TOWNS.
WrcTCI!ESTER COUNTY.

ynXLEE,-Mr ana Nj. William Riley, of Tuck
obo,. celebrated thcir soirn wedding ON Thursday
,cht lar,c number of friends Wc.c PIE 'nt. 1h"
,unl. ,ycr,. most kndl, remembered vita Hppt"p't"
,.l.,- The Noukcl- Ciu0' CIuh, Al meeting ~
, rbur.i,y rirht elected The champion Of tac iHt"r
,tiopaI race of last summer. H. Lansing Qu.ch. -
their commodore: T. J. W. simpson, Nic.oommodorc ;
X o. KirlsWood secretary W. Il. iiaviland. trl~nlcr'
opd Daniel Good ell. captain. TIL" coWmi'c' ~
.ientnop who were appointed by Mayor hll"1m lo
investigate and Ia report public meeting "i citizens
A. .ir v.v. ON paving street. changing the 'uN tnif
,rt Increasing water supply, "tc., nave adopted II
resolution that IL i~ ih" SENSE "i me '"uhllr' 'h'
il l. necessary To increase the W"tcy supply system ~
recommended IL, the ANIMAL r'ppu "i lhc b"arl "f
Mater commissioners by th" eviction &" 4 l"''rNuir %
Fort Field Illll and thcy recommend dn act "i l1
Ir.l,iur. authorizing The i>~u" II bonds io al am un
not exceeding ?l5.OOU for thi- purpo,-
NOI-NT NEkNON.-rIc society ct II" pIial No."rr~
ha. Iocn ,or,lniLod with the following ua'ct~: M.
r v pale pre- eidcut. Nj. Henry ilu-- and Nil
william Wilson. vice Presidents Mr.. T.. j.. Jcuulu
c"rcf9rv "'',cf9 and Mrs, Dr. " T. Grcn. treasurer \
meeting viii lc held at the home of Mr. iu,s. ~.
4-'Nalcniinc , Monday. Another "r. iili it"h,
which /, ., be completed next N"ch, Is TIE NoHi
Vernon Turu Ncrrlu. Its object J., 10" phV cal irtlu
iur of vaufh bN oi systematic exercise under
ne si,; rr, sion ii competent teacher
WHITE PLAIN~-Thc Board of supervisors Las
directed that there bee levied and G-,c-cd u'ou the
taxable property OF tn county -o,,'l' er iE N'aie
tax. r3oB.OG6 - county tax, -llo'pp i'r tN
pc.c, of county poor. T5l 40 for salUl',. Tt'tNu
Tor epecA appropriations aud certain sum, Tor ~Cl
services which makes the errgair tnA levy FJIp.-
114l4 County JUG-c Mills hH> appo.ured
Hanford ". henderson Iusuce OF tie peace N i"o
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
NEWARK.
,,,,,,.>. r1tIrD ny A. TRAIN
EDWARD y

EDWARD MULLEN KILLED IG TRAIN
A station cmployc Of the Pcnn-yNanA l'I'''"' ~
Market ST. while engaged in cleaning of the station
platform AT a. III. yesterday came across the bV'' "'
man living beside tho ca~thound ii'K. Inc m'
YEA, carried into the station room, where II "a' i"nid
tl,,; he sill Lrcathcd. one leg bad been cut OH a.
tho knee and th, other Wa crushed ana th'l' was
lad fracture AT the base Of the -hnll. \ p"'e am
l,lonc. tool, thc uucpn-cou, man to the hospital H'
wa. rccognzcd a. Edward Mullen forty cghl years "''
chief clerk Of the Trenton state prison ana "'' "''"
as a Democratic politician, expert accountant ''u
ucv-papcr man IN Newark. NJ , a. III. MHIIeh d'rH
v.ithout having recovered consciousness.
Mr. Mullen visited Newark on ThuI'i'y ana Lal WIN
hin, hi, three ycaro old scp-ou. lie va seen i'm df
or Mace, and il wa, noticed that he had been dil"h
ipc After he was found INITIATED by the track ir-
,,,irv WAS made for the child, and mcn searched
along thc track but found no trace Of him. Noihln:
WA, learned about yc,tcrlay, bui IT. Is presumed II
wa, left bv Mullen in the Of friend. iirisht
rain I ,h the station gJng wet at . H H ana
tt .i,uun-iti,u I that having missed tn pa--c1tr:
train ana huding Tie station clo-cd lr ri'h'l III =
track from the street At the Idle ana attempted 10
bOdid th' freight train.
Ia l--G Mullen Wa, APP. p.iuicd postal ln~p'c'.
under lie Cleveland Admui-trau %. MS dcl"r hrl'
Lciug NrN-Jcr-.y. Pcui-y wanna and D"lA"hr. u"
y NrrlrI-on employed him to gather data bearing org
iir t,IN ,uc-iion. lie had good hu"Hl d-r ~
muuicip,l fnancc, IN Newark, and al one tine mid'
, vucrt iuyc- tsaOu of the account, oi the NGu'duc
i,., furut He had been chief clerk at the Trenton
-tair pri -on for about eighteen months.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

town Of Rye permanently TO I'LL the ohce OF Justice
~ sessions made vacant by the death OF james -.
yr,vi. Iu,ticc Eomcr OF White Plains, was only
appointcd for the present term Of court -. VI
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings OF thS Mect t
thc concerts given under the auspices OF n'oh
Hook aud Ladder Company Of the local fire department.
r.as wiped ont Many well known amateurs. including
Harvey Ilu,tcd. Dr. H. f. >chml. pr y: r; 'rrnS'
Wis. Ella Read Miss Katie Ford, MI, Cccilc tale,
Nil, Grace " Bangs Emil Erhart. Professor william
II Carpenter Charlie, Chambers and William X "ireh
took part
NEW W-ROCIEILE.-Jnlia RlOrdan. ifv years old.
servant employed In the family OF George W. SAWYER
met painful death Yesterday. she was maIng u
ir, i'm thr Kitchen when her clothing became enltcd
She was soon cnvcOpcd In flames, and before banFe'
could be thrown about her she was seriously burned
She died several hour, aftcrward Mis- Riordan was
the mother Of two children.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MAYOR CHAPLIN IN a SORRY PLIGHT.
NrITHER HE NOR Mr. JENKs KNOWS WHAT TO
no WITH JUDGE DYKMAN'S ORDER.


DO WITH JUDGE DYKMAN'S ORDER
N,vor Ciapin and nj, brohcr-oicaiS arc in trouble
md thcv ar. ,hOwcrin; violent abuse upon tue head
of Corporaon Counsel jerks for getting them INT" tc
vors, n,icnt they have yet been In. They just now
m wishing that the remarkable order Of Justice DyH
man in ,hc water scandal had not been drawn up at
on Tho Mayor is praying to be delivered from his
iudicial and legal friends.
said . vel. known lawyer yesterday NO order can
lie vacated by judge in or ont Of conrt except upon
notice and afldavit' unless the Judge vaca;nc MIN
,of made the order under mapprehcn>ion. This o'dr
4. no, upon andavit but goes nar?atnG behcf>
obout delay with foundation whatever. 1t Is the
most nonsensical court order both in force and mat
fer that | ever saw. jerks must have drawn IL NJ
himself
Mr. GaynOr will take action 70 have the case pun
on the calendar for the March ierm speaking about
fbe decision of "wednesday; ne SAID vest 'rday " shall
not add to the humiliation Of the judiciary IN ihis ce
paIfment BY applying t) other Judge to Naate t'
void pnd outrageous order. Nv respect ior ue
judiciary too great 70 d. anything to draw any oVe
Judge into this di~graccfu matter"
on las; Monday Mr.. jerks said to Justice Dykmah
tltt he Lenksl knew ne had no right in court le
had frankly accepted the amended complaints a. nauo
I'm good faith and in reasonable time answered. It,
lie went into court to make some public dcm1n>tIa-
ten and got carried of his feet by the tide OF favor ana
ha, an order winch ne ooes 40, hiT G .C'rs ="
do with II he depends on itN Faildlty aiu i~iisc @ and
,rpuhle there If ne appears and attempts 10 pcau
thet orcr lie sard, the chance Of being male rdicn.
ions bV having 0NcrthrOwn. II ne tIn>-h ISHo'V'
H. ne Is made ridicul)uS from the bcGinnlne ,
Judge Dykman Ia, lcfr the city: lie Is s'iu ~ 10
have expressed gra resIeI at @ @haVns DuuI h ne aid
he respected greatly. The friends Of MI Msgier AZ
busy obtaining evidence for use IN tle tflai ana la
recently hit upon some important faclS. Every cHo'V
I lciu %
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

aated ir'm the gamma: schools yesterday. About
600 girl, can he accommodated in the Central Gram
mar school, bat more are expected 10 apply.
Leah Martin. twcutyelghi year, Cd. " No. 5I2
Elc,cnth.st, TOOK Paris green by mistake yc,-
terdoy afternoon bat discovered having done
She was NmoSd - the Scncy Hospital, where she lies
in critical condition.
Chief Judge Clement. in the City Court, yesterday
granted an absolute divorce to William J. Aigeo of
No. 633 sxth-ave., from Mrs. Lena AlgeO. who live,
at No. 81 Schaefer-st. under the OF Mrs. spor
There was no defence. Mrs. Algco, who In court
requested on the ground that she nervous. that
all persons not connected with the case be excluded
srom the room. Il deny the notion said judge
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
rrry1vc cF clrEcH's SODA WORKS.


Tl., ...j-u,;lpH Of t"c hr- soda Wo Is "i r. '"l'
Cl.r-rA 0 Co. ly Lr. cny ,c,t, cday morning inl"fCl
TO-. OBJ! s4es.'.o Tn. bTillint. which wa" "t bilo"
VII % fran. .yt.u-io. c"Nerd an area OF iHhN-hHe
c,y .- ara ..,. .ua.lo'! ly "'i''"d. A~h ara l"N
s.. ani Mazda. ave. ~ 'ar Jc : I!N Sire irene"
v,.c sill 90 .. + ..i',''g -r"1w> = vhcr OBJ .l-
sr,,.'l..i- ..ia~ S.. ich v.r, viewed ry hon "hd>
oe "a io,- p.,r... Ta. Fi" Department had muc"
Gim,;,r .a l~.v n;!ns tie destruction Of h' bfooNiy "
ol -.-'- and .aa,,h~ huge box factory beside" inc
many llf.r tercreut-hous in the nciGhhorhoou'
over iln,: hard, We, n work in the factory at the
tim. ti. Gr, tlrt"a and 1t W. only "a -" mlhr"'
h,fo,.. ,ho nauc, 5lohc out ttat the WhiCiman h'I
,rYl. . for. - i, l."!'.c. but saw no indication 81
I'll. .n. ~rl.,i c.oH H.cHt prevailed among the
inmai,, . Ore tenement house. who o;t their mono -
c;rr,ilc an tl.r hon, .3o'a ch"0s TO the streets
sr.h lo& .-',. ,o,k fire o'clacr bnt the l"lne'
vic cN',,-r .h.c before -cciou> lamas" had ne"n
G,nc. 10 Vt. io' f1i "'loch Yesterday "'TIH5
that :ic ir' .IGc. control
Gee o.. gin rf fN il' > mystery, a. no lr'o Wt''
nd 4. ,b. portion o. th' b"ildYc where tht flames
il.., ort 1l" p, j. prl'v covered 10y an Insurance
of .s.o,0 30 n.ary hny companies. rive hnnd e'i
nca ana women Nil Dc jD!OWn oui Of employment
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
PATERSON.

Afcr an interval Of two day. the Court of Quarter
Sessions Yesterday tolh up the case oi h"hari -
Youne and his cx-couhdcntial a-cnt Nc'ano Z. RICK
ardt indicted for conspiracy a-hn-i >"ui- - "I''
The effort was continued ON TIC part u o'' o.'.
g. ir hi,n.otf a, the expense ~ the other. EcfaNit
A,icd &, detail all that had been sworn ~ hy oiIs
regarding the occurrences in the iIamllt n h"t-c
Young was recalled 10 The .tinf. ana ~, W u'' , t'. m
I,,nicr ia li. office hc took Eckarl'~ statement ~
vritinr. the statement Wa, Offered IN "Vn'H'o' '.l
corroll1ra'cd Young, account HE counsel VIII 'u"'
up today. ,,..,,,..,
,rl. ,pnointmcnt bv President Harrison 81 W mr.
4 Uop~on ~ be postmaster. ln l''' 81 '",in ' 'r, T
on democrat. give general .H-l ,,''u' n.,'.L
dealer and ha- served term 49, r"i'h'i. ~. I'D
GOOD bu ,uc.S aud ~ adnil7''c 80 '.l ,I
mlni,trhlIOn.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Assembly Committee Census Lnumeration Superior
Court. 49,
Republican Committee contested seat'' NO 2o'
Eightn-ayc p. H.
Va,.ar College Alumnac Association Shcrry's. ] 80
p.
Street Cleaning Advisory Committee meeting.
Newyor5 Athletic Club boxing entertainment club
house p m.
Free lecture bv David r. Slckcs Cooper Unon p IN.
eth REGIMENT bas ball match, armory. p. N.
Old Fifth street School Association dinner ClaIKs'
evening.
Dinner Judge j. II. Mccarthy. Demonicos. evening
Badminton Club. list Regiment Armory, afternoon
Mni,terinc Childlcns Lclgue. entertainment Hodg-
sons Hall, 80 y. ID.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
OUTGOING STEI .HERS.
SHIPPING VETS
PORT OF NEw.YoEK FEB. g.


PORT OF NEwYoEK. .....FRTpAY. FEB. &. 1891
ARRIVED
Steamer Denmark (Brl gry. London Jan IS with mlsc
% + " j 1lurSt. Arrly": At N" Bar at lO.-i a u,
~iramcr NlrNiudui trl. Johnston. Valencia Jan IA, via
Boston with u~c AMI pa,scuscrto henderson Brot Ar
rived at the Bar - : a ~.
steamer Advance Crn,sman. Santos Jan 3 RIO Janc:ro g..
I,ruambuco a.. Marirlao -. Para -, Harhaioes
riou,t. days. passengers T. Il
St.,u,t Venezuela opkius. Puerto Clbrlo Jan ~ Cura
co.. ST. with udsc AMI passengers To BOulton.
nm. A D,Ihtt Arrived Al the iiar Ht u pm
lucr Excelsior. Higgins New orleans days. with miso
TOD ~i'k~
Guyaudotte. WaKrr. Newport Ncw' nnd Norfolk
utti md trnud Ia Ola Dominion IS g..
Iirtnoud. West Pont. Va with mdse aud
t,s.encr-s tn Old Dominion ~ ga.
steamer " Buue Lewis hIum1rwlth mis" &" IL Eos.
Steamer Elcanor Bennett Portland with mdso TO IIorluo
Han ,... cd. . -, ,..,..
Ortirf. vessel 10 Fun'h Eiyc Co.
port prot Norl Dllmrscn Ctett Blcna oct l6 Bar.
Hre Edith Foster cape Hayen II days with ogwOod 10
Jiuiu,s IIltstcdt 90. vessel Ia simpson. Chpp Co
SUNSET Wind At sandy Hook hight SW. hazy
Al CIty lsIand-Wnd hight SW 'louly
CLEARED.
steamer Umpria tBrl Mckay Liverpool via Quecn'tovn
Vernon ~ brown & CO.
STEAMER la champagne (Frl. Boycr lIavre \ Forget
steamer Panama fr Cu'rt. Bor'it1rN Func tdv"@ q co
rtamrr l'ortn Br ASH. ~ Johns. NJ VIA hahiaN 80"
ril. a. Archibald
steamer Andcs Brl Evan. wndward Islands Goo Chris
steamer Tyriau tBrl. nae KINGSTON Henderson Bros
steamer Clv ui san Antonio. wilder bn-Wick. nh AMI
Tcrnandina e II Mallory a Co.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
come 70 JAIL TO SHIELD HER FATHER.

dauclte: permitted herself to be sent t. lail yes
,crlav rather tsan give testimony that would convict
her father Michael Bradley arYaign"d before
judge Moore in the CoGt Of sessions. on an indictment
tia charged him with having cnt his daughter Annie
in the check vita knife. while drunk. When she was
asked to testify against him she refused, and finally
udrc Moore ordered her To the prisoners dock for
contempt and told the clerk % make ont commitment
TO RAYMOND street JAN. Annie went t. the dock
solLing and her mother tainted and carried out
Of the courtroom. Then the Judge told thr jury that
While TIE man clearly guilty. he coud not De con
vittcd without the Gdu,ltcr's testimony. - he dis
charged him. Annie parolcd untl Tucsd,y
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
WEST ORANGE.
NE~I OltAN''i-
,,D>-.rct ,rp [ur-\G PEOPLE HAVE \ BALL.

MONTCLAIR YOING PEOPLE HAVE BALL.
\ brilliant bali took place lat evening ~ the 'np-
boIse of the Essex County Country 'iup IN hutton
PARK; West Orange. The Eutic Sous. 'o'cHr 81
fine best known young people of Monchir' save 'n'If
last dance of the season thew Ihe Fuc''" "'i' ~
ceiyed by Mrs F. Merriam Wheeler. Mr.. ""oFge
INIT ir Mr.. william H. Power. Mr.. \. &. Iirt.
Mr.. 4. r. Campbell and Mrs. W. " tndcrhill. Among
tbo., present were M-s Underhill, MIS- Durln Miss
Joannic Russell. Mis-, Edith Campbell. MI Jnm F"d
man. Mis- Nellie Power, Mis- Alice lu-'Ing Mis-
Marie Farr. Miss Mary Mitchell. Mi-, Grace Iral.
l. &. Tnderhin, y. r. Porter, jr.. william Eadi"Nl'
Victor Rcynal, Charles faIr' H. A'" Ir,,o !r, m
Yardlry d. +. Folsom. Jr.. II. W. EarAlcy ana W. =
EcucdCt.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

steamer Iroauos Penn ngton Charleston ana JacksohVo
VIM Z CLYDE & Co. ,,.x.,ayar g Rrunn
IIark Orsola II tall. JacCarino. Alcauie- o. h0
Erig Harriet u. stanley Neuvitas-Mosic broS
SAILED.
Steamers cuGc for Liverpool: Progreso -; III fsso'
S,,TIptns tity or Brmln yhan savannah; ltoquo'''
Charleston.
Bark Matanzas. for Havana.
Also sulel-via Long Island Sound
Steamer II VI Wmtney. for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMElS'
FOREIGN FORTS.
Ioypov Feb 6-Avod. steamer Rock Light tbr'' far'"
from New YORK. ... u,ro, IGer,
Junrst. from Bremen hence for New York .-, m,
TR,WrE POINT Feb b-Passed steamer fngdn" ND'
Ur,ioy from New. York her way 10 London ,,.,,.a
HULL. Feb j-Arrved, steamer Hlndoo lbr'' Do'N'
UAwBtRi FEB j-Arrved sorrento tGer) Jorgen
RoIrERpAM Fob 6-Arriyed. steamer obdam tDch' h0S
gov con, from New.York.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
TWO ARCHITECT, OBJECT TO TIE PLAN.

Civ Work, Commissioner Adam, has invited seven
architects to submit SIX cheS and plans for the new
building be erected Fire Headquarters in Jay
st. near W.Noughby-,t. five Soric, in eight. and lie
cost not 10 exceed 100000 The successful com
p,tit0r will be employed 10 make a finished design
aud working drawings and % superintend the con-
siructiOn Of the binding. No compensation will be
allotted 10 un.uccc,eful competitors, but their draw
ings will be returned TO them. rho plans must be
presented by February 10. The architects invited
10 compete are Thay'r ~ Wallace. Frank Freeman.
Parft brothers X. l.. Dau-. G. ID. Warren. George
Ingram and J. {. Cody ~ Co. The two ldSt-DamCd
have declined to enter the cOmpcti ion.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
ELIZABETH.
FAREWELL plNNEE 10 TWO NlNlNTEI

FAHTWTLL DINNEk IT Nv" 7'''''''' ~
A farewell dinner was gwen on I'.' '''' -
a. t,,,o af ,hc pev Dr. Teal of the Westminster
~, ,,..,I., ,-bur,b to the Row John r. Kerr ana the
pcv i. -. cobb. pastors respectively Of the Ih'''
and second Presbyterian chur.ic-. who starr i'''N
on a trip 10 Europe and The Holy Land. lhc o'''',
was presided over by the venerable bF' F'htE' '''
the cIcrgymcn s"atcd at the table were inc ~
nrs rdvard Kcmp,hall. John Tcaf. o. ;; "laz@
int,k Tdsnn n IIrr John Gillespie ana the i'.,'
F. ~ McAlcr W II. Shermer r, r. : "T'K.; T Kerr h and
- - W Cam short ,pccchc5 were made by ea'h oi
the mini,tc present
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
DIR GINNING DECLINES THE CALL

The Rev. DR.. j. II. Cunning has declined the call
OF the Bedford Avenue Baptist Church 10 succeed Dr.
Hiram IIutclin,. d. Cunning lives in Boston. where
he g. president Of the Prctcctivr League.
association ard receives $500 year lie ma, been
supplying The pulpit of the Bedford Avenue Church
foy six months. preaching twice on sundays aud at
tending The Friday night prayermocinc, and has
received $50 a week In declining the call he agrees
20 continue ~ preach rnt April. Dui says hc can no
longer attend the prdyermec tngs H. goes back aud
forth hOm H0Ston every Wcch. The member, OF the
church are sorry that he will nst remain pastor
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
The Government
Baking Powder I ests.

The latest investigations by the United States
and Canadian Governments show the Royal Bak-
ing Powder cream of tartar powder superior to
all others in lcavening strength.
Statements BY 0hley manufacturers 10 tile con-
buyy hare been decla,ed BY the official authorities
talatfcatiouS Of Ahe ob7ciaI 1rb0'TS
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

IIIE WIRE FELLED y NAN AND h'l'Nf'
4 number Of lincmcn engaged in repairing
eomo telcpbone wires Yesterday. in front Of 7. g.
urown 4 Van Anglers Gry-goodS store. IN Newark
ave. when live electric light wire fell 1t struck q
horse. which Immediately fell down. The animal was
attached to Strcctclclnns cart. aud when ieu Inc
driver was pulled FROM thc cart TO the pavement y
Uncman caught tha live wire - drag IT away put Win
vnII ne iuupnd into TIN air and fell Un Hl> hmk.
iGcr some diniculty. the linc VA, finally capiui'u 10y
some appliance, the liucmcn hld ana wa ~C"rt"'
Tho horse and two men sustained no INJURY.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

Clement. divorce suit is just the KIND OF IL sult u
try in public"
The evening schools closed last evening for the
winter.
Tie next lecture before the Brooklyn Ethical A.
sociation will be given in the Second Unitarian Church
at Clinton and Congress st~.. tomorrow evening al
: 80 O'Clock BY William Potts. Form and color
I'm Nature the PLY siJiOIy Of SenscP Tc'lt On. Inc
discussion viii be opened by Dr. Eo,crt g. Lcelcs.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
\ NEGRO WHO WANTS To BE 4 POLICEMAN.

7
no ,ol,iot man j. upou tn eligible list Of can
disata~ !'- appointment pa,Tolmdn on the police
for H. i~ Wii.y G.. Dv-Ifou. an undertaken. at
No e. Iaw.cac'->'.. aad il, ranks a. fity-eiehh on
the lit. IN Htcre, IS question arise, in regard .
hi~ aipou'mrnt n, force, there are no colored
pat.omsn in the city aud yer have lcca any
Tiic, a~, several col,rcd mon attached to he police
FORE Iut th,v ali do0rmen or bridge keepers. and
lavr net iocn Chased a. high Il, paromcn. Nr
O,cliou j, ~ Cr,t of MS race t. pass tha cXamlna
ta1. / l. within Tie di>c!r ion Of Commissioner
IIavdcn To- refuse 90 anpoiut him. Deputy CImmiS-
sonrr H1ll0u ~ad Yesterday that. while there was no
pr-iudi,c a.a.n> Ovcroa account Of HI color. he
illn,-.t 10 Ntuel D." UuWl~c 10 appoint hlU. Tor IT
rai, bc tie rraHs of c.rl;iug H,ubOrdinaton among
No mon. Lcl. u l,c inlrr.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
ALONG TIE SOUND.

DRIpG GFPORT.-Mrs Albert Konstanzcr, hityioI'
,eore on committed suicide on Thursday night By
hanging herself to rafter In her garrett Before doihG
,, she prepared supper and left this lying on thc
,ehlc. leave all 10 my husband Pay this dollar
~ the springbc man.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

D,.haway-I went into a drugstore yesterday to get
, L,ttie of cough mixture. and met ~ fellow namcd
Wauccr. wIo said he used 10 go 10 school with you.
M intr,,-cd me a, being the biggest fool ever saw
" ,ra,nrton-Iudccd What made Won think 80
pn-haway-IIc Vas buying bottle OF the same
cofI,, mi Nturc / Wis -(Iiarpcrs Balar.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
POLICEMEN TO GUARD TIE Crossing

Al the request of the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
many the Police Commissioners detailed nnr .p''r"
man :, do dutv at the Grove H. ard Henderson f.
nr,"s sinc. and thn Nrvar, ave crossing. The rilOad
company paws for the use Of the policemen.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGLNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

TO-DAY
sun rises 90 20 Moon Gil I'm Moons age 2s
WATER
4 N-Sandy Hook , az Gov. Island 60s Hell Gate 1;5I
T. U-sandy Hoos d - Gov. Island 6iZl Hell Gate. 1.35
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

Grand opera comes high doesn't itln said her
husband. referring e. the price Of admission.
1t doesn't seem to come very high in the neck -
she replied gancing at one Of the bOAes.-(NorristOwn
Herald
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-14
Arranging Union Pacific Matters.

New YORK, Aug. 15--Another conference
Of the directors and others interested IN
Union Pacific matters has been held day
and at us close it was stated matters were
progressing towards favorable conclusion
and that formal announcement of the
settlement of the company's trouble
would soon be made. One or the parties
to the conference said ten or twelve million
dollars will be all that is necessary 10 put the
company in an easy position and that al
though some OF this is actually subscribed
the grerter part is promised and ali that
remained was TO sign the papers and
arrange various details. \ prominent Ger
man banker is given as authority for the
statement Pierpont Morgan would have
an interest amounting TO $4,000 900 in the
new contract and that although not yet in
shape for formal announcement, the matter
was virtually settled.
At at meeting of the Unien Pacific
directors new member of the executive
committee was elected TO replace Fred l..
Ames, who 10 now In Europe. The Off
Gals decline to make the name of the new
member public, but it is stated by others it
is E. L. Atkins, who was prominent in
recent negotiations in connection with
George j. Gould.