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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-09-24
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-09-24
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-09-24

"THoUGH I fly, l am still game" said the
wild duck "-Baltimore American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
LILLE NEW ERENCM LON.

The latest Paris papers al hand publish Interest
Ing figure, and particular, which confirm and supple
mcnt the report, cablcd herr regard To 10 enormous
success OF The French loan That anncal Op ration took
place January 10. The Government wanted Ia borrow
$50 5000 f5iuc, and fourteen aud Onclalf mlhars
were offered it, For the first nSaiH.cnt subscriptions
agsrcgat1Tg III 100000 francs wcro invited but the
to two milliarls Gao mllirnsl. These t-urc,
exceedingly significant proof Of the sound credit and
the financial strength Of France, ina,mHch aS her
former Government had never borrowed money at SO
low r-itc Tho icuj,, Of the new lIln bc.ns rit"i
at o. 80 francs for franc rcncS represent an invest
mcnt Of hardly Il per cent and Til, apples not to
an ~amosji,,lblr," state shining Fund, but 10
con,o,, p ~rertc pcipctucl!c.'
After public loan, had come 20 De- something like
normal financial Institution in Continental Europe. the
Restoration Government which succeeded that Of Ma
poleon | began to borrow money nj IL per cent
interest Under Louis PHILIPPE public loans were
offered and taken. without any great rush. at / =
per cent. The Republic of 1-1- 30 had To- offer in
icrcst, VARYING from = u per cent. The second
Emplrc launched IL, inst J. an, az . per cent ana The
Iaff.- al { 4 Der cent The tlid Republic began t.
hor.ov money i'm order 10 lhcrtc the territory from
the ur-,ucr OF the foreign foe. ~ the rate of from
L. g. - per cent. Sow ID" French people a. wen
a. tnc fu:ncia world have cTti confidence IN tho
stability II the Rcpulc and n tn Intelligent ~ well
a, economical. management ~ French resources th1t
tIr Government can hoai loan al ! per cent fJr
500 600 900 francs aud receive tenders amounting 10
fourteen and Onc-half mard,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
lose hope.
EIIZ ARETII.

Clan Gordon order Of scottish Clans cciebra'cn INC
birthday Of Robert Burns lat night hy concert at
Library Hall a street parade. and ball at the Vet
Gran Zluavc ArmOry, which Wa attended w me P'n
Ing scochmcn Of the city with their wives ana sweet
hearts.
A. tho onicc ~ the Clerk Of Mon County there were
filed Yesterday the articles of Incorporation o the de
and Wood Manufacturing Company, whose 'iW'aI j.
placed at .s3OO.OOO The company VIZ h'Fih p'S
ness at once. ~tcim-cuginc~ 81 all hlnd> arr 1" pc
huir for the American and European MARKET, Ih"naN
C. Wood and Isaac j. Greenwood, 81 New ioTh "Ie ''
chief stockholders
The Public Library Association makes gTdti'nR
report for the last year During that tihle tlc ,'''"
during the year have been ~ bound volume 80
paper bound book. and $50 mdGhzih'~ anu rl"'p
library i, 5IaI OF thc-' BIB are for reference ana
IG-- for circulit Oh. The number of readers hd'
Largely ncicl- ID during the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
THE CLEARING HOUSE CONTROVERSY.

The Clearing House Committee held meetings on
Thursday and yesterday to consider and take a'uoh
on an old question: that Of the ownership Of the build
ing where the Clearing House Assoc iaton makes ltS
Headquarters. Pine and Nassau SIS. committee
was app.ntcd 10 seek legal advice to settle the as
,,,t. II WAS explained that President Palmer con
tended that the associations headquarters, said TO
he worth now about 100000, belonged 10 the banks
in the association when the property was purchased
The other contention is that the building IS owned by
thc entire association. Mr.. Palmer maintains that
when the building was taken only 100000 was paid
down. subsequently two assessments we're maze
which vcr. three cntliS Of per cent OF the capital
~ ,hc hanks assessed S42. lI6 This money. 1t is
held Va. a contribution and not loan. The other
side SAYS that interest Of per cent hah been pau
nee then on the Jncy ana that 1t i Therefore laIl
There are Other Issues raised. II Is declared that
thc association not incorporated AZ the time the
assessments were made. and that the trustees held
The property indV ldualS, who issued cerhcas 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
HOBOKEN.

THE GIRLS LAUGHED AT HIS PRONUNCIATION
six young girls. pupils in the High school. were
suspended Thursday by Professor Pior the German
teacher. The professor says they made fun OF ms
English pronunciation. although he speaks productivity
half dozen other languages. The gIlS were inc
Misses Lizzie Reid. Alkaline Wepen Carrie "ar"-
brandt Jennie Crawford, Agnes Mechus ard Jessie
Wheeler Professor Por said that when he endeavoled
TO translate sentences into English ms puhs
actually "guyed7 him, just the same aS bad boys
would have DONE and after enduring 1t for weeks 10
concluded that his only course was IT, SUSPEND Inc
fun-lovinC girls. lie did and then informed fr1n
cpal Elsfen Of the facts. The principal commented
him. The girls after they left the school heln an
Indignation meeting and after argument concluded 10
adopt conciatory policy. In pn~nance Of mi, pan
they attended school yesterday and apooShed 10 flp
fessor Flor, who. made happy IN TINS manner. con
Quoted his German class with feeling OF enthusiasm
uneoualled in his past career.
The bouse Of Frank Wegarett at No. 16C Washing
ton-st was robbed by burglars early YESTERDAY morn
Ing large quantity Of sllverware was secured by
the intruders.
Two children of eX-State senator william =. Htuhf
have died from dphthera within "a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
PATERSON.
IN ENrNVN.
CLIFTON RACETRACK MANAGERS ARRNGEkD.

CLIFTON RACETRACK MANAGERS ARRN"NhD'
The longeXpected arraignment Of the CLIFTON race
track managers took place yesterday III the faNNa'
ISOLATION and chief Of the track: John j. tns'-
man. president of the PaSSaic County Agricultural N>
sociation and chief of the track John j. EhEe
man, his brother: william A. Engcman, nephew oi
George: A. H. Batersby and Charles Victor Sass STOOD
IN when Prosecutor Gourlev read to them an indict
ment charging them with keeping diSordery house.
The Indictment is against the five men lndVidnaI!'
and not as an association. aud the reason OF TINS Is
supposed be that the Grand Jury thought somebody
ought to sent to prison for the donG> AT Chiffon ana
an association can't he sent to prison. Ihc Hul'.to
ali pleaded not guilty" and gave bail in the collective
sum of s. 600 to appear FIR tlial next WEDNESDAY ;
Their bonds men are ex-Alderman John MurtaGh ana
Jacob Iaeberle retired liquor sellers: \. l. ~chwarz
wholesale liquor dealer. and James ~ Graham brewer
None Of the indicted boOkmakcrs were arIalsncd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
NEWARK

The trial Of William ID. Bird for the beray al Of Grace
Faulks continued before the Court Of Quarter
SONS yesterday. The court room packed almost
TO sufocation and the greatest Interest manifested
during the examination Of the defendant in which
he driven 10 make many admissions that
damaging I'm the extreme Ia his case John 4. Arm
field clerk for Dodge OlcOt wholesale druggists. at
No. ~ WilLam-st., New York, appeared "A witness
for his friend Bird The testimony all in and
counsel for Bird began summing up half an hour be
fore the court adjourned.
Michael Finley. hf,y-ivc years old, killed at
the SXJh-st. crossing of the Delaware, Lackawsnna
and Western Railroad In Harrison. al O'Clock last
evening. lie had Just got of from train coming
from the NewYork Manure Company works at
the Hachensack bridge when the Dover cxprc,
him. His head was cut from his body. lie leaves
four children.
Several prominent druggists among them being
Gerhardt Mcnncn. William Scudder. Anthony and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
HELPING MEN TO HELP THEMSELVES.
NEW PLAN OF WORK ADOPTED BY RESCUE
MISSION.

NEW PLAN OF WORK ADOPTED BY A RESCUE
MISSION.
The 81. Bartholomcw's Rescue Mission. to help poor
men to help Themselves has hit upon what seems
to be a satisfactory plan. The idea is not entirely
Church. changing the plan tried by the Guard OF
Honor Of Buffalo 10 suit the pcculartes OF the work
II IS a labor test and by little trouble the part
Of the business men upon whom applicants call Ii
enables the mission to know Just how industriousy
each man is trying to secure work The plan which
has never before been tried in this city, Is described
by q mission official as follows
After man has started in the mission to lead
new lfe and we are satisfied that he is sincere We
furnish him with circular asking for employment
and blue card headed This is to certify that the
bearer of this card has applied to Us for employ
ment.' and containing space for twelve signatures
We also give the applicant a postal card addressed TO
rs 80 that IL he finds work be notified OF II, "a
indicated in the circular. Thus equipped, the employ
out, and if at the close OF the day
he reports at the mission with the blue card hlied
with the signatures of those TO whom he mas ap-
Piled he is entitled to free ticket for his lodging ana
a neal the cost OF which is - cents. Thus we give
him "A little something to live from day to day. ana
vet do not supply his wants enough to content nm
in continuing 10 live on in this way.
50 far we have started ont seventy men IN
this manner Of whom about forty have succeeded IN
getting work But many who seem to be sincere
rcpor that people refuse to sign the blue card or be
bothered by looking at IT, 1t Is u onva'c h tn NAM
tn tLc public in this way We should also be glad II
people who are willing to give u man chance 70
male helm Of any kind. The mission is open every
day and evening OF the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
AInNG TuE SNIND-

BRIDGEPORT Tic handsome buiiin: now rising
a. Broid and John -i5.. for q Government Poot)ih'e
and Custom IIDu, viii Dee icidy for Occupancy ~ May
or June next. tn" present po,olicc building on Bank
It. j, To be transformed into q museum. Ihcre
i, animation at Bamum Hacy's winter quarters.
The travelling wacous and paraphcuIala being put
I'm readiness ipr the coming season. Ionr baby Hons
have arrived. aHd are claiming special attention.
buffalo and black bear among the acquisitions In
the elephant room the biz pupils have four
lesson, each day in new tricks. which
soon t. delight the boy, ana girls everywhere.
Tie show VIII soon be Tady l. move to New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
TRYING TO GET THEIR BONDS LISTED

The Committee Oh stock List OF the stock Exchange
held a meeting Yesterday to hear further arguments
on the question Of listing the collateral trust per cent
bonds OF the Missouri Pacific Jay Gould was pres
ent and urged the case OF the company rs pesi-
dent. The bonds engraved by the NewlOi
Bank Note Company and have been twice rejected ny
the committee because the engraving was said To fall
below tl. standard required by the stock Exchange
Mr. Gonid, plea is tiiat IL - unjust TO the holder Oh
the Lords 20 refuse them market at thc EXCHANGE
and that the bonds have been well distributed thtt
II /, praC tcav impossible 10 have Them ~ engraved
TIE question vii. De- decided nj the meeting oil The
Governing Committee next "Wednesday, aud 1t Is be
loved nat IN" decision VIII be favorable to The
Missouri Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
,rvop ITEMS or L0clL INTEREST.

The Rev. Or. Maynard viii preach tomorrow evening
in the Church ~ the Arcanrd, ST. Nichola-ayc.. be-
tween Onchudr dand-> yentccnth and Onehundrrdand-
eighteenth -.
pfolc SCR Wisncr viii deliver lecture on ~ Visit to
IN. Centennial Exhibition" az ChlckcnG Hall tonight In
aid Of the French Hospital.
Tho toy aud arl inmates o. tn" House q Refuge.
Randalr- and la.t nilht entertainment which
ca.,Ld Of the usual and recitation. The various
select ons humorous and otherwise afforded thc highest
qualification b. a large audience
Professor \. &. Merriam, Of Columbia College, Will
lecture morning the college Oh 1.-TWO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
NFW-BRTNSWICK.

TIE ASSAULTED WNrCuNNN RECOVERING.
A. far A. known the authorize, have no olcw To ad
in finding the a-,ailaut, II John Thom,. the watch
man. who wa, tied up for nflyouc hour> AT the
farmhouse of Nh. Iamc~ fitzpatrick, on the Hamilton
road Thom~ T. slowly recovering from the cnc'tS "i
the assault. and although weak. Wa able - move
about the house Yesterday. lie silI SnhH- severe
pains all over hi- body.
Police CAPTAIN K.y-cr. Of the Flatbu-h L. l.. police.
l. confident nat tie two incu vaucl iu New Brunswick
,toi,pcd at the Ilatb-h police station on "Wednesday
cvcuinc. and wanted lodging. ihcy 'tid thcf Nc.'
fr,ro %cI.Truusyyck i. no place could bc given T.
them they went on The Broohlyn police have not
been asked 10 look for the m"n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WTSTCHESTEE COUNTY.

WHITE PLAIN~.-Ouc of Tie larS'.t mortgages on
private property ever filed in the Nc-tchcs~r county
REGISTER, urcc wa, recorded on Thursday. GA prop
cIN in NOukors and tIccubur- 70 was maze 10y
George II. LOwcrGr AMI Eln> D.. Ec~dN' :" 'coIsc
Bii,, 81 New orb for si22.Wj.
NONKEES-Tuc E"y VI. Cuun and ne NcF J.
j; Hcy. 81 - Joseph, seminary, Iip'' Hr Ni,Iuh-
their parcnt- iu thi- city. IIr l'"'lu ~ N1ItI
C,n,mi~,lnucrs ha~ rome. t,d the calling II pubic
ucetnc to vote ru bond ~ fhc cts i"r T2Vp"o' 10
build new Ic-crvoI g. rcica-c The ".ty water supply
MOUNT NEENON.-Th" directors Of the f'"pir
Rank Of Mount vernon. - their mccua- lat night
elected Horace LGnmI- cN street Commissioners 81 'tN
York CITY. president. to MI the vacancy 'tu-"d ~
the death Of the l'c president. Henry {. Sm'h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
ORANGE.
ORANOE
THE CLOSING ASSEMBLY OF TIE SEASON.

THE CLOSING ASSEMBLY OF HE SfAH'N'
The closing orange assembly Of the season was
given las evening in Upper Music Hall. ana was inc
mos successful and brilliant one of the series The
decorations were more than usually elaborate Tho
outer lobby was hung with crimson drapery and the
Gas tets we're shaded in crimson, while masses 81
not cd plants were grouped in the The on
trance 10 the dancing hall was through rustic
portico of trailing strcamers Of smilaX. All the
windows were hung with heavy curtains and lambrc-
oulns OF silk in old red and blue. From the centre
of the ceiling hung "a triangular chandelier. in which
were hundreds of wax candles II was wrcathed with
snilax.
The guests were received by Mrs Thomas :.
Kingpan Mrs John O.. Head and Mrs Gilbert Col
gate There two orchcstiS, ore for The dancing
and the O her for the promenade. After supper the
german danced, led by Newell j.. WOODWORK ana
Farnham Yardley.
There were nearly 200 guests present and among
them were Mr.. and Mrs.. John Petit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank .. Barstow,
Colonel and Mrs. Cyrus +. Loutrel. Mr.. and Mr..
Henry Graves, Mrs. France, Sper Mrs. John Dallc;t
Dr. and Mrs. George i. Bowling, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
A. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Bramhall,
Mr. and Mrs Charles y. sterling, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
5. Kingman Mr. and Mrs. VI. Is. Mccalf. Mr. and Mrs.
5. Lyman Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Wood
worth Miss ThomPSon n % rT's V" Ton G Mi Mi
Margaret pdm, Miss Margarc Joacmon. MSS ks
sam Miss Caroline bod. Miss Julia Mcnkcr, the
Misses McCullagh Miss Nellie kingman. Mis-, Villa.
Halle Kellogg Miss Helen Wiley, ,. Brewster Wiley.
David Folsom, 1r, J. Day Flack {. ~ Learned,
George NJ, GIN. Augustus NJ Fay; W. ; MalGy. AlfrH
Eagles. Franklin Phillips. Allerton D. Hitch. W. ".
Young. W. f. Quimby, Louis H. Hyde, sidney VI.
Colgate, Edward Graves. Darlington fleming and
nhcn smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
TO DECIDE THE Dirty or COATS HAIR

Tn Beard Of General Appraisers hoard arguments yes
ted,y a. &, whether goats hair shall be admitted free u
dy under the Tn law BE- assessed no tn rate Of
10 cont pouud A., now imposed hc Treasury Depart
,,t TIN, Secretary Of the Treasury has referred the
question 10 tn, Board for ,ottrmOn t william Tucker. Of
oou appeared for the Aucr, an Woo'n Iangflcturrrs
Assoc al on. o.h,f- present Gcorcc D. Bromley,
Robert porran william T. Tudrn. William T. Allen,
charlie. / Webb and George NcKcown u Philadelphia.
and Colonel North. secretary Of the National American
Garnet Manufacturers As'ociition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
RAILWAY.

CHARLES f. PRATT HAD NET HEAVY LOSES
Charles T.. Pratt. who committed suicide on lhnrN
dav was a large customer Of wcllknown Ncw-rork
stock brokerage house. members Of the Htoc" IN
change with whom several accounts were kep 81
his affairs lie heavy loser by tlc pane last
November and it is believed that lie mafRnlc" HIS
accounts with the firm by moreaclng ms estate 10
,hor This with Other troubles unsettled his mind
His losses were believed have been partially re
tricvcd during the in the stock market since me
first Of The wear but the check 10 the rise Which
came with the silver agitation probably CAUSED MN 10
hope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
MEMBERS, WIVES ARE NOT SHUT OUT.

The Wildwood Club. of Flatbush, has elected these
officers and directors: II. Wood sullivan, PRESIDENT
John z. Lott, president: William A. A. Bro"h'
treasurer: Walter II. Nelson, secretary directors
Dr. Homer l.. Bartlett, Gustav a. jain, william L.
Reese John A. Lott jr.. Henry q. Marshall, Timothy
Hubbard and Robert Lefferts The club Is growing Ill
numbers. 1t is somewhat more liberal in extending
the advantages TO be derived from club life to its
members wives and families. than such institutions
usually are and one night in each week the old
Clarkson mansion wcn Is the home Of the Midwoods,
ia filled with the families Of members. who engage In
and dancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
InNG I-I.AND.

EAE~NLIS.-Gcorpc ". stoke, j. missing. lie
disappeared some time ago and no trace Of Inn can
bc found Il- parents are aged. Stokes ran
,roccry roirc and Wa r,crou, until h. lost several
valuable hOf,-. II B. ucIct"i boy his friend that i
missing man ha, commit Il suicide.
SEA CIIFF.-Thc Sca CHn Iiorsc lot half 81 ~
roof during Thursday storm. \ large boarding
house in cour-c 81 erect .ou was blown down. VI
Southampton the beach Wa washed away III -cNcrfl
places, The >t0rn- this winter have made such in
road, upon tho beach mat number Of coac" owners
will be- forced 10 have their houses moved bd'h some
distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
TO EXPERIMENT WITH FOREIGN RIFLES

The Board Of Army Officers TO report new
ride the army resssembic dycstcrday at the Army
building. Word was ,eved from washin yton that
tho English and Danish Governments had consented
that experiments be made with their rifles The
English rife Is the Speed Mark /, with a magazine
OF eight cartridges. The Danish rife Is the Krag-
Jugensen, with u magazine of five cartridges. Both
rides "a the National Armory. Springfield. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
PA&AIC.

Josiah Lee. son Of Thomas Lee, chaplain OF Ac'de
Post Grand Army Of the Republic. las become insane
lie marincs that he Is SATAN and he has made several
ATTEMPTS 10 Kill his mother The family 1--we In inc
Specr Block and the salvation Army rooms are IN
the same building. Although the boy mas Sindshcd
The furniture in several rooms hl, parents uhul now
have been unwilling 10 have The youth sent to an
a,vlum His insanity j. attributed TO religious excite
mcnt.
The first number Of a weekly publication called
- Pa,,aic Opinion made itS appearance Yesterday
The Rev = Fielder Palmer is editor ana JOINT owner
with l.. VI. Walters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
There has been subscribed $4,000 by citizens in

There has been subscribed $4,000 by citizens in
the WITH District toward establishing savings bank
there About forty prominent taxpayers arc interested
in the scheme.
Corporation Counsel Edwards was directed by the
Fire Commissioners. at Il meeting held Yesterday 10
draw up a bill TO he presented 10 the Legislature
abolishing the Buffalo" system. and making the de
nartment strictly a paid one The number Of men
10 be assigned to each company is eight
After a pOstm norton examination yesterday County
Physician Charles b. Converse pronounced the cause
OF the death of Charles BOntin 10 he alcoholsn.
Bontin is the young man who died IN llmolhy
ConrOy's lQuOr-shOp at Newark and Greenwich aVes;
on Tuesday night. after number of men bad amused
themselves by playing practical Jokes on nm me
three who were arrested at the time VIII haVr an
examination to day. and the strength OF pr Coh-
verses testimony will probably be discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24

Adam Eurkbardt and William Pell. pleaded guilty to
selling liquor contrary law before Justice AN NeS
YESTERDAY r~der ady, Of their counsel, WHO INFORMED
Them that they had No legal defence.
Governor Hill visited Newark Yesterday, having been
summoned 10 fine bedside Of A nephew who Is fatally
ILL., In the afternoon thctovernOr dlhed WIN 'ahcS
smith. fr at the Essex Club house
There will be a dog race at East Newark on the
Grounds Of the Kearney Athletic Club. on Monday
Fnrnary ~ The race will be designated as the Derby
Puppy Sweepstakes. Ten entries have already been
made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24

Mrs. MISSIONS Soothing SYRUP. $500
la. bon u,od Tor Owe FIFTY YEAIS by MILhll9TS
ISD Win PFEFICT SrttI.>N. u SCOT iilS, 20
CUILp. SoFTENN thc 81 US ALLNns al. IA a. = !:
III IEEUOTA. Sold bv Druggs', IN every part of the
world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.