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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20
DOLLAR ALL AROUND.
Colored People Who Are Waiting for . Ship
to Africa.

Reports from Atlanta state that that city is
suffering from an overflow Of population in
the persons Of several hundred colored people,
who, II is said, have gathered there on account
Of representations made to them that they are
to sail for Africa. Those who induced these
people to leave their homes in the south and
west were, it 10 claimed, agents Of a so-called
emigration society, known as the UNITED
States and Congo Emigration Steamship Com
pany."
The representations made by the agents of
the company. it is said, wore to the effect that
upon payment of 81 and accent stamp a col
ored person would be furnished q ticket for
Africa. The company was organized in this
city in 1884 and the present officers are Edwin
H. johnson, president; John H. Henderson,
vice president; 7. ]. Clayton, secretary; W.
O'Brien, treasurer; T. L. Green, manager; H.
Adams, assistant manager, and r. S. Tharin,
legal adviser. The capital stock was placed at
q, 0OO, 600, the shares being 500 each.
The circulars sent out by the company con-
tanned many alluring representations as to
the healthfuiness Of the back country of Ii
IBERIA, the fertility of the soil, &c. Applicants
were directed to send their money to REV T.
L. Green, general manager, box SIG, Washing
ton. DC" Green's shoe-repairing shop in
South Washington was. for q long tune, the
company hcadQuarter8
In addition to sending out circulars and
agents the company secured the introduction
in the House ut the last session Of q bill to
appropriate money that was collected during
tie war by the confscstion Of cotton and other
articles 10 aid the emigration scheme.
A meeting Of the stockholders was held last
night at the residence Of Treasurer OBrien,
Rev. Thos. L. Peak Of Georgia being present
1t was asserted at the meeting that when a
sufficient number Of eInigrants were ready to
60 there would be q steamship to take them. Il
was not claimed, however, that the steamship
would be ready in the near future. II is said
that Q large number of the tickets have been
sold, among them some two or three hundred
in this city.
WAITING FOB A SUBSIDY.
R. s. Tharin, who figures Is the counsel of
the Emigration Company, when asked about
the company by a stan reporter today said:
Thirty years ago made the point, q Bell
Everett elector in the presidential election of
1859, in Alabama. that the blacks should be re-
stored to the land Of their ancestors by means
OF Q subsidy. The company in question. after
having spent years in vain efforts to advance,
elected me their counsel The result has been
plan Of action, by means Of which the colored
thousands Of petitioners for q subsidy soon to
be presented to Congress and thousands Of
preferred passengers, whose actual status is
the answer to the congressional question DO
the people want to goy Why, it is because of
their eagerness TO start that ell this delusion
exists. Beyond the statements Of the circular
went the fancy Of the agent, who depicted the
certain result Of the scheme q nearer than he
had any authority 70 state"
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MAY RACE AT DUNDEE LAKE.
Reported Plans of the Clifton Track
MauagerS.

HnLsDALE, NJ, Jan. Cot was said at
Dundee Lake Last night that the managers of
the Clifton race track had secured lease Of
Coates Bros Dundee Lake mile track to escape
from the jurisdiction of Passaic county and to
finish the seasons racing. Dundee Lake is in
Bergen county, where Judge Dixon also pre-
sides, but there will not be any court held in
Bergen county for three months. The track
was softened for runners and q short meeting
held there last September and there is ample
stable, stand and betting-ring facilities. The
plant cost 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

Only three cases Of diphtheria were reported
TO the health ONCE today.
There were placed npoa record today con-
veysnees from Mr.. Chris. Heuxjch by which his
brewery property on 10th street northwest and
the business connected herewith are trans
ferred to the ChrA Hsurich Brevin0 Company,
vhich has bssa Aesly aseaaiasd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

,SrATus ron CzuRcH.-The collector Of cas-
toms At New York has been authorized TO allow
free entry of a statue or column or base I'M
ported at New York by Mrs. Moore for prssen-
tation 70 the Church Of the Nativity e Hunts-
vile, Ala, provided they are found 70 be works
Of art.
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Supervisor Dayeape1t,a Aeepunta.

In answer to resolution calling for copies Of
the accounts Of John I. Davenport As q commits
sioner Of the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the district of New York for the years from
1886 to 1850, inclusive, the acting secretary Of
the treasury today sent o statement to the
Senate showing that Mr.. Davenport rendered
no accounts for such services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20
A DISCRIMINATING DUTY oa NJ.

Ths House ways and means committee or
dersd favorable report today on bill to i'm
pose discriminating duty Of ten per cent on
all teas imPertsd from coHntries which discrimi-
Against The United stasss. TIE object Of this
bin u 70 meet discriminating duty Of 10 per
eent which Canada, in order 10 bsneft Cans-
TEE imported froa The Unitsd stasss-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

OLYMPIA, WASH, Jan. 20.-At the caucus of
the republicans last night Senator Squire was
nominated for the United States Senate. Fifty-six
republican members signed the cali for caucus
and agreed TO abide by its choice. This gives
Squire "a majority Of one on joint ballot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20
Wreck ON the Chesapeake and Ohio,

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Jan. 20.-The Chesa-
peaks and Ohio vcstibule train, No 4, east
bound. was wrecked at Windfeld last night.
An obstruction had been placed In the frog Of
the switch. overturning the engine. The train
afterward caught IRE and burned. Engineer
Edwards and Fireman Cundiff were seriously
injured. None Of the passengers were hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

Scorrs EMULSION
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
sCorr's EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES BRoNCHIrIs.
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILK
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS.
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES sCROFULA IN ALL FORMS.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL WIT
HYPOPHosPHITES Is SOLD ALL Owe
THE WORLD. nos
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He Broke His Leg.

A man named Robert Moran, living q Ne.
COS New Hampshire avenue, met with an .cci-
dent while working on Littlefeld's wharf this
morning and his leg was broken. He vas re-
moved 70 his home in the police ambulsncs and
was afterward taken TO Proyidencs Hospssnl
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DIED.


LEFTRIDGE. Departed this life on HosSay, ss,r
usry ~, lsyl, a. 20 ~, sftsr . brlef lines,
CHkISIOPHkR LkfTRIDGE. the bsloved hushand
OF the Caroline c. Lefrdge and The fnther % Nary
4. Bacon and samuel and r. r. LAfSndrs. = o.
eaglty-nfth year Of his see.
Funeral viii take place from hh SOW roa6Oea.
besvs-n y0th and 2lst streets. neinestAy. JsessV
and may IL BE- vsl with bis soul fkichnood- La
burg. Bedford City and ST. Lss papers pSsas CO. y
MALONE. On Monday. January 10. lspl n A.
an. EDMUND j., son Of kdmund I'd -
Malone
Reqaism mass ct O'Clock from D. A,sva.s0
Wednesday. January FL
MINOR. Departed this Life yaauary 70. ism. 81
an, kosk. the esloved Viz q Hsnry Ml1or.
Relatives and friends are rsepsrsfully i1vanA =
attend the funeral thursday. nd mani, q r.
80 Fourth ssre<t NORTHWEST
MURPHY. On January. rs. leol. cLARx10 n
younref son Of Christopher c. and Ka1s MWDK
aGed two ysazs. Eve months md Ma -
Little Oarsnce vea our daxlnne,
Pride Of all our hearts at TO-.
Buf N angel came and whfuperpd
Daring CAArencA Do eo0D hoDA
NHEElER AT Narenro. Talhos oounSy, - q
ssnnSsry ~ lsel e q..ss.I % Z an, agesse9S
Htso.d 49,: I'D s5issa y3n
we<nestsy Of IL 20 o'ciock.
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Exploratien Of Al.alrn.

Senator Henderson today introduced q bill
making an appropriation OF sl00, 900 to enable
the Secretary Of War TO cause an exploration
and survey 10 be made Of the interior
Of Alaska by scientists selected from the various
branches Of the government. This bill has
been reported favosably to the House and 10
now on the calendar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

NEW York, JAN 2o.-Nrs. Andrew Carnegie,
who has been recovering from q recent severe
illness at her home in this city, is suffering
from relapse, which, it is hoped, will prove
only temporary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

KANSAS Crrr, Mo-, Jan. ga special to the
Journal from Topeka says the executive CON-
mittee Of the Farmer alliance has
been investigating the connection Of
President NeGrath with the noted Tur-
ner letter, made its report Last
nieht immsdistsly after adjournment Of the
alliance caucus. The report contained all the
signatures Of the committee and completely
sxonerates AeGrath from any improper con-
nection with the letter.
The caucus unanimously chose Edwin II.
Snow, editor Of the Ottawa Journal, a. the ALI
snee candidate for state printer. Ninety men,
bers attended the caucus. The success OF the
alliance in minsting q csndidase unanimously
inspirss them With the hope Of being able 70
agree uPon . senatorial candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

Mich 3 Kuhn. manufacturers and dealers
In eigsrr baltimore, yesterday failed and
exeeuted dsed for tie bencdf Of ereditorA
70 W. Hall Harris. trnstss. A0slA o9o,ooo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

BALTIMORE, Jan. 70. - Cotton nrm - mid
ding, "a. Flour very quiet, unchanged. Wheat
southern extremely quiet; offerings insufficient
to make . market; western firm No. 3. winter
red spot, sska9sa; january. ssh .ssal; May. L0sa
al.O27a. Corn-Gouthern firm; white, 6Oa5bk, BY
sample; yellow, dull, 50; western strong; mixed
spot, $50 bid; January, 5sx bid; May, 5IxS7S
steamer, 81 bad. Oats quiet, steady-ungraded
southern and Pennsylvania, 4SaS2 do western
white, 5la5t; do. do, mixed, 4sa5o. graded No. .,
white, SLY. Rye light inquiry, unchanged. Hay
slow, unchanged Provisions quiet, unchanged.
Butter quetcreamery fancy rs; do. fair choice,
2la24; do. imitation, ", ladled, fancy, 2ea2l;
do. good to choice, Ioals; rolls, line, Iials; do.
fair to good. Issl& Eggs hrn-fIesh, sse27.
Coffee nrm-RiO cargoes fair, lSs; No. I, lIk.
Sugar steady-granulated, 6s.. Copper fairly
actiye-refncd, l21al2A. Whisky flrm-l.2ial.N.
Freights ~ Liverpool per steamer quet-cottOn,
3sc.; Hour, las; grain per quarter, 3s- Receipts
fUur, 6,535 barrels; wheat, LsOO bushels; corn,
1851 bushels OATS 1,O00 bushels rye, l,4s0 BUSH
els Shipments-nOur, 165 barrels. Sales-wheaf,
1850 bushels; corn, 7,500 bushels.
BALTIMORE. Jan s0.-virginia ten-foYties, 50;
do. threes. 64ka65k; Baltimore and Ohio stock,
22k; Northern Central stock, 65xas6; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore hrsts, 96k; c0nsoai-
dated gas bonds, L2h all4; do. stock, 4tha4s.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Jan. 90 - Wheat - NAY, 9Ias: july,
9oA. Corn May, SIS; July, 52k. Oats May,
45sl. Pork - January, lo1l: May, 10.7A Lard
NAV. 6l1X. RibS-Jxuuary. Nav &
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BEows,s IRON B1rrERs

Cures Indigestion. BiliOusneSs. Dyspepsia Malaria
Nervousness and Genera debility Pny sicians recon-
mend it. All dealers sell Genuine trade marx
AMI erosss.i red lines wrapper. 3
pAIN From INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA AND
Il too hearty eating is relieved at by taking
of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately after
dinner. Don't forget this.
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PRor. Koch

PHor. Koch
Recommends the Soden Pastilles (troches) for all
throat. lung and catarrhal diseases DR.. Koch said:
"A cough for which tried many other medicines,
which had not the slightest effect became better
and has entirely disappeared through of Soden
Mineral Paseil,es."
Obtain the genuine article which must have the sig
nature and Recommendation OF Sir Morren Mackenzie
with each box Price 80 cents 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

The Choice ef Colorado Democrats.
DENVER, Col, Jan. 20.-The democrats in
caucus last night agreed to nominate Judge
Yeaman for United States Senator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

The Southwestern Railway and Steamship
Association met again in New York yesterday.
An adioarnr,snt vas had without any definite
action being taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

Judge Miller today held william Douelaas IN
ESQ bail for he setisn Il 0s GRIND fury %
. charge Of writing polisy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20
NEARLY A HUNDRED Cases

NEARLY N HUNDRED CAsEs
OF DiDhthera and Scarlet Fever reported the Health
Once still this nothing of the hundreds and
thousands Of Of Coughs Colds and ConsuBs
that daily shortening your lives and hurrying you
70 the szsye Tas Ssp Discovery.
THE GREAT REMEDY.
WILLIAMS PRCSSIAN SYRUP,
OF Tar Wild Cherry and other Vegetable Substances.
VII rsnsSs them all.
WILLIAMS PRUSSIAN SYRUP is guaranteed to
cure the worst case Of COUGH. COLD or CONSUMP-
TION or the money will be refunded
ONLY lie PER BOTTLE.
Manufactured and for sale by
+. 8. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. DRUGGISTS.
Under Masonic Temple.
ja17-tu,thSs Cor. and 9th SITS. NV.
A Re As SMALL As HOMEOPATHIC PELLETS
n and easy TO take Eyerybod likes
tAsm- Carter Little Ltver Pills Try them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported BY special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 1419 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

The Endowment Associations Electiea-
At the meeting Of the stockl olders Of the
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
held last night the following were elected ~
trustees for the ensuing year: Noble ID. Larner.
Thomas Someryille, X h. Donaldson, Thomas
j. Luttrel, C. {. Duncanson, Lawrence Gard
Given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20
Two Suits for Damares.

Henry ockershausen, IT,, by his next friend,
through c. Maurice Smith and E. Forrest, has
fled suit against the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company for $4,000 damages BY
reason Of being struck BY coach Of defendant
On January 20 Of last year while he vas at
tempting 10 cross 9Th street at Maine avenue
southwest. The plaintiff is . boy Of eight
years Of age. The wheels Of the coach passed
over one Of his feet, rendering the ampatation
Of two Of his toes necessary
Daniel Hayes has BY Mr.. A. A. Lipscomb fled
. snis sQainst the wsshington and 0eorEetown
Railroad Company 10 recover $4,000 damages
on account Of injuries received September l6
last, vhen, the bill alleges, he Was knocked down
oy one OF the conpany's cars, had hiS leg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20
EXCITEMENT IN THE HOUSE.
The Sergeant-at-Arms' Mace Required ID
Subdue the Turbulence.

Mr. MILLS sERMs TO HAVE DONE MOST or rHR
TALKING AND sHoUrINa-rHR TBouBLs ARosl
ovER A DEMAND OF Nh. M'KINLKr Eoa TIE
PREVIOUS QUESTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20

0SN. PIKE ln110yNa.-0ea. Albert Pike,
who has been confined to his home for the
past few weeks BY sickness, still continues to
improve. He mt mp kttls While this morn
Ing and ds1sd several pspss nssdiag his
acton. 80 -
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CArARsH.

cssarrh is apt to give to most serious complies
tons destroying the of smell and TASTE impair
ing bearing causing offensive breath often producing
mental and physical debility and leading to throat AZ
fecti0ns. asthma. bronchitis and consumption
To the careful study and scientific Investigation of
this pernicious disease Or. Lighthin has devoted his
exclusive attention for thirty years. and has
eeedsd In formulating system Of treatment which is
absolutely painless. prompt in its action and posi-
lively curative its effects From the first applca-
great benefit experienced. which continues from
day to day until final permanent cure is the re-
ult
4 p. LIGHTHILI- MD.
THRoAT AND EAR SPECIALIST.
Can be consulted at his residence.
AII st. NV.
Sf9-aA Prom until l2 and from 4sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

TIE CASE OF TIE REV. MR.. DRfSDALE.
The history Of the Rev. James buchanan DrySdale
bc former assistant minister OF st. Peters Protestant
Episcopal Church. ha, been brought to light since his
deposition from the priesthood by Bishop Ltlejohn
lie was arrested on charge, Of immortality on complaint
~ Frank Drl-coll. time and tried before
Police Justice Walsh. notwithstanding the fact that
he was acquitted. the church people believed him
guilty and he resigned hi, charge and went to New
York His record became known to Bishop Little
John and he was told that he could submit IN volun
ary deposition or stand trial. lie chose the former
II i, said that when he was assistant AT st. PauPs
Church. Boston. he became involved in a scandal with
Mr., Emma Hudson. adventures. llo then came
to Calvary Church, Hroohlyn, and while there the
woman visited the church and caused him some
trouble. soon after tn, she was convicted OF s"1nd
Ing and was sent 10 sing sing. where she died three
wears ago She had q daughter who became an actress
and created - sensation two years ago by attempting
suicide. ,,,
is reported 10 have said that ne had us'd her all he
wanted a.. ana when IN" tried to bind him 10 Ms
promises he had found 10 cay t. get ria Of her NcV
rral Of his letters found among her property
In one Of them he -a.d: Ihc hancfu effect, Of my
mprl,ou hay" materially disappeared. but not the
scar, ~ the battle. | cannot understand n all"
innocent both II Ia. and -" cruelty and malclou-y
rnai.nd Nav tod -treu lthcn ana bless You, ana
enable rs loih come ont Victorious DrySdal"
was al several places after leaving Calvary church. ana
aualy went to - Peters,. where h' ministry ehded'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
NETWORK CITY.

The receipts of St. Joseph's Church In Sixthe*e.
for the last year So O73 and the expenditures
S2G5o9. The Rev. Father salier is the pastor.
John Pcrclval sixty years old, Of Essexst.. Brook
lyn died yesterday morning at Chambers street Hos
pital lie is supposed to have attempted suicide on
saturday morning by sufTocang himself with gas
Deputy Coroner Weston viewed the body at the hos
pitaI Yesterday afternoon. and as his opinion that
death resulted from desire Of Percval TO take his HE
4 meeting of the Pensioners Of the Church of ST
Rose Of Lima was held last evening I'm the hall OF the
church. and the announcement was made that the sub
scrptions TO the testimonial t. the Rev Dr. Brennan
amounted to $500.
You can now set your price on calendars for
1891 no Offer reasonable unreasonable. Is refused
The fonr weeks mission In the Church of the Paul
ist Fathers closed last evening 1t was most sue
cessful mission and attended by more than l1oOO
persons.
Henry c. F. Koch. a school trustee OF the OH
,ecnth Ward has resigned his place. Mr.. Koch has
been trustee for more than five years. lie ucNocu
much time TO school affairs.
Tho Fall River Line steamers Pilgrim and POv
dcncc are now leaving NcwYorli at . p. m, instead
Of 4 80 D. m. as heretofore. sunday trips by tIls
line will be resumed in April.
Police Sergeant Hugh Clark, OF the Mercer-st s'a
ton gave IA reception at his home, NO. 20" 9c'eh'h
ST. on saturday night, In honor OF the thiT'leth an
niver.ary @ his appointment on the ponce lOrCc'
Major Edward Duffy, who has charge Of the arrange
mcns for the big ball Of the Goth Regiment in the Mad
i,on SGuare Garden this evening, says that delegations
from The officers OF the National Guard In Connecticut
and New Jersey in addition to those from the Va1onS
regiments in this city, have promised to attend
The school trustees Of the Ninth Ward have not been
able AS vet 10 select principal for the ne" schooI
house. More than forty ballots have been taken
one of the archbishOps and several OF the bishops
~ ireland have sent each Archbishop Corrifan a
letter expressing their thanks for the 10000 collected
in the Catholic churches Of the archdiocese for the re-
lief Of the famine sufferers in Ireland.
PREPARATIONS are being made for the spring eAanha
uons and the summer cruise Of the schoolsip ~.
Narv,s now In command Of Commander JOhn NC
Gowan Applicants for admission should apply at the
ship.
The total receipts for the year 1880 OF 81 Pc'cf
Roman Catholic Church in Barclayst.. OF when the
Rev j. H. Mclean Is pastor and treasurer were f"o'
800 TO-
The Society Of the White Cross Will meet IN ST.
Join,s Evangelical Protestant Episcopal Church on
next sunday. interesting programme VIII DC car
red out.
The annual reception OF the Aalanta Boat CiuD VIII
ho held al the Lcnox Lyccum Wednesday evening"
Howard A. Mclean is chairman OF the committee nav
ing the entertainment in charge. The overture VIII
| begin at 80 and the grand march at 10 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS,
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-B. +. Ashley, editor ana propn
ctor Of The Record who went to CnDa lew weeks
ago ON account Of his health, returned on saturday
,ich. ,,,ch tnnrovcd I'm health The Board
e Trade NJ Mount Vernon has become established
fact It object IS 10 encourage aud stimulate III every
suitable way the business interests Of the town. to
investigate mechanical Inventions manufacturing and
other enterprises and report to the association the
yaIue OF them, and what steps II any, may be heces
sary 10 procure their development and location IN the
town. Frank y. Glover Is temporary pre'ueh' anu
Richard NJ Winfield temporary secretary and treasurer
Of the board. The annual meeting VIII b. held on Tie
frs, Monday in May when board OF seven directors
Of one two and three year classes Will be elected inc
directors will elect the officers Of the association.
. . The funeral Of John Roc, town clerk. was held at
D. M yesterday at his home in Stevcnsavc. Mr.. hoe
Republican and OF such prominence That he was
the one town officer. not Democrat, elected last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02

spring lie was ffty-onc years old His funeral
was attended by the county and town ohcers' COURT
landt Lodge Of Free Masons, Of Peekskl and iarse
number OF friends. The Board Of Trustees VIII Ill
the vacancy Of Town Clerkshlp.
YONkERS-ClintOn-st was the scene OF nun
garian fight early yesterday morning. WIN Others
Andrew Michel and Michael Brnsnlk had been play
ing cards and drinking until they had become quar-
resomc. Michel stabbed Brnsnik six times lnnict
ing wounds In the left breast and back IRON Wi i
he is surely dying at Johns Riverside Hospital
Police sergeant Mclaughlin came hastily np0n inc
scene and arrested five men, two Of whom are hed as
witnesses. Two discharged and the other Is the
probable murderer.
NEW observation-disclosures william ii. Conhln mas
ceased be chief OF the police force OF this village IN
accordance with his resignation. which lie sent III 10
the VILLAGE trustee, on January % The resignation
went into effect yesterday, and Lawrence j.. ilunt
inrton tho president Of the village, authorized Charles
IT, NcCfurk who Is a member Of the force, TO act as
chief until Captain COnkln's successor il appointed