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New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
OPENING THE xArIER cLrB's xrw HONE.

Tho new hont ~ the Xavier club. No-. = and - West
Sf1nenth opened last evening by Archbishop Cor
rgan I'm presence of cergymcn and large number
Of prominent Roman Catholic iaymcn. The club which Is
only little over year old. has now -enb"rship Of
O0O and It's HON" presents an outlay of 100000.
The members all Young mem mos: u hcm belonging
t the parish Of St. Xavier and the remainder
distributed over the various other parishes throughout tho
CITY The Initiation fee s s. and Ia" dues 80 Il,
has gymnasium. bowling ALLEYS. rcadincroom and music.
room That will 500 persons
The opening ceremony b"gan In the theatre OF 81.
Francis Xavier COLLEGE wit int oductory speech by tho
Rev H. Van Rensselaer, fouuder Of the club and it, spr,
ual d'rector. lie followed by :hc Rev. Dr. Henry A.
Brsnn pastor Of Agnes Church, who appealed To th"
large audience Of young who were nn@ ~ do the.
utmost "imprcgDstc insutIL.on. Hi:h tc spt Of
Christianity for said he, Christian faith ennObles and
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
COMING ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Young women's Home Society Of the French
Evangelical Church will have It's anniversary meeting At
No E1st Fiftccnh-st. tomorrow evening at which I'D
dresses will be made by the Rev. H. J.. trsndliensid.
Miss Grace Dodge and Miss l.. II. Lccterc There will
also be music The church society recognizing the ne"d
of permanent home for the protection Of young women
arriving ON Europe IN search OF employment and for
th.n % return III and out Of s"ryr has made an
appes for subscriptions toward the object j. t. EoD-
erts No 80 Maiden Lane, is the treasurer.
The officers Of the 22G Regiment have sent out INVITA-
tion cards reception the opening Of The new armory
Ncst boulevard aud SiNt'eighths on S1tufdsf evening
Mulary guests are requested 10 APPEAR In uniform.
The ball Of the 69th Regiment will BE- given az
Madison Square Garden Monday evening next
The annual ball OF the Volunteer Exempt and Veto an
Firemcns sons Association will be given at Webster
Hall on Friday evening
smoking concert will be given at the headquarters
OF the Society Amateur Phoog aphers. Nos III 10 10
Thirty -cghh.sL, February %. The programme
will consist OF lantern slides music recations. banjo
solos The society will have exhibition Of lam
tern slides Friday evening.
The Harlem branch OF the Young Mems Christian
Association will have anniversary entertainment az It's
hhad quarters, No. West Onehundr and twenty 6h-s
evening. There will be music by the sydn
Society. reception by t. Ladies' Auxiliary. eY
hbton Of art work by the evening classes and sesr
BY Bishop Potter.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

New.York and Brooklyn Congregational Association
Puritan Church, Brooklyn, 10 a IN.
Park and Aqueduct Commiss on'rs' meetings
Sale OF Senator Staniords tro:tlng stock American In
stitute Building.
Sentence Of W. H. Buttner and W. D. Hughes, Court Of
General Sessions.
Trial Of James Simmons, United States Circuit Court
F,ncers' Club reception No. West Twenty eishth's~
8 p.
Thomas G. shearman's address, No. 73 Lexington.ave
8 e..
sons Of Temperance annual meeting Franklin Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. 10 a. N.
Association of Master Plumbers ball. Lenox Lyceum
evening ~
New.York Yacht Racing Association, O'NeilPs. p. m
Lecture BY the Rev. DR.. Maynard, Chickering Hail.
3 p. m.
j. w Sullivan's lecture, Cooper Union, 8 p m
Fayerweather will case before Surrogate Ransom.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
DOOR CONDITION OF THE SGD REGIMENT.


There is likelihood that the 32d Regiment o biooN'
lvn will be dsband,d by .he Governor oil the SU'e o"S
70 its bad condition. In the recent report OF inc
General he svs The 32d Regiment which was not at te
canp Of instruction. found a: the armory spec''
and muster 10 be bad condition respectiulN recoi
mend that 10 be mustered out OF the service inc ipo
ncn looked for during the last not having occuru
II was ONLY two years that the STATE erected manu-
sore anory at stagest and Eushwickave Tor the fee'
rent at a cost Of nearly 100000. The officers OF ue
re-,,ncnt now profess have been completely shuDoeo
,r tho STATE saving that the regiment has been de-
rlivad within past year of all requisites Iur-
nbcd bv the state other regiments There are no"
so new recruit. uniforms and some nave oee
IN tho rou six or eight months The condition OF tpe
rcciaeit Is believed the TO be due 70 the manage
uent or Hsana cement Of tho commander Colonel fhKe
meier who on hearing this resigned and Colonel CLARK
,a oc;d his successor All Che part OF the
new con handing officer to recognition from the state
have failed Porter said TO reporter mat
st would cos State from 5000 to 7iOooo 70 equip te
regiment a. many and ovelcoats were needed be-
sides uniforms
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
THE PALESTINE coMMAxDERY's RECEPTION.

The arrangements for the Palestine COmmandery
ball at the Metropolitan Opera House tomorrow night
are now completed, and the drill Of the Sir Knights,
which will include formations Of crosses, tranges,
squares ard other eyOiuti)nS. promises to surpass
any previous exhibition Of the commandery. The
Sir KNIGHTS from other COMMANDERS and also the
military ard naval guests Will add brilllancy to the
affair The members Of the Reception Committee viii
nc AT the Op-ra House as early as s O'Clock 10 re
csve and introduce the guests. The Floor Committee
will be under lie immediate direction Of Eminent Sir
Knights Char.es f. Lansing and > K. Ellison. The
assembly will be sounded at 80, and the exhibition
drill will begin at 10 10 The drill will he concluded
at IL O'clock 10 be followed by the grand march
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.
LONG I-IA\D-

WHERE IS THE IIUNTiNGTON ELAcKNMlTHl
Charles Gildcrslccve, blacksmith Of huntington Is
missing He last in Oy,tcr Bay on saturday
with Miss Tly Mycr. daughter of e. Myer the manager
Of Jacob Ruppcrt's farm LONds neck seven mile,
from huntington Miss Mycr is also missing. Glider
sleeve ha, "a wife aUd several children. lie i br.iwny
young and wOrGcd FOR hi, father Mis- Mycr has
$4,000 In her right. She /, about twenty three
wears old and well educated she had many admirers,
and I, a fine horscwoman. She frequently drove into
the village I'm yellow cart. Mr.. tildcr-ccvc had
taken steps 10 compel her husband to support her and
her children. and II va, SAID Friday that she had
obtained s. warrant for his arrest ON saturday morn
Ing Miss Myer appeared IN the village. She drove 10
CJy Stcr Bay and put her horse up Snlfns stable
having first Gidcrslccvc on the road They hired
another horse and started west toward lilcksv!llc
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
tTIW

Yesterday was the lat date for the payment of the
Third Ward take, and assessments, adj u>id by tn"
Martin Act commissioner. and there were lively sc:ncs
at the city Tr.a,urrr's oflc". Thousands Of dollars
lay piled up the treaSurcrs desk and hi ofhc" wa'
throngcd all day hy taXpavcrs auNiou~ 10 escape tl"
interest penalty which viii b. added after t. day, at
the rate OF IL per cent per anuum.
The marriage ~ Dr. John NJ Eaud0lph "A popular
voing phy -ician of this cty and Mis-, Lille lOnncy
daughter Of 4. staat- Eoun"y, viii take p1r' T.
morrow afternoon the second Prsby ytcrIdn Church.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
DAVON\E
IN 'f.N-NIs
LILLE TRNING To sANE LEE

DROWNED WHILE TRYING To SAVE LIFE.
Charles Lang an apprentice the bark Emce.
loading for Calcutta at BayOure. was drowned YES
tcrday. Tho chief mate of the vessel Wa clearing
the Ice from the mlzzcn jihhoom, and losing his
footing fell into the water. Lang Jumped Ovcrhoad
10 rescue him bat wa- himself drowned. He never
rose 10 tue surface The nat" rescued. rjpc
being thrown to him from on board.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
OUTGOING STE4 uEHS
cHIpPING NEWS
PORT OF NEwYoRK.........TUEsD JAN. H. 1891
ARRIVED

,o,- or NrwYoRK. TUESDAY. JAN. az. 1891
ARRIVED
Steamer vega Rosa Lisbon Jan IL via caam s Fayal
,,fb udsa and passengers 10 Hagemeyor q brunh AZ
riyca the Bar al "a rD .,, c, ro,r. SF via Halifax.
- ,',.s AND pas.engcrs 10 Bowring n Archibald
steamer N'a@.. amy, gc ge1on. ,o Arr1e At the Bar
Inn 20 wii mdso Geo Chrstol Arrived at the Bar
steamer Adirondack B SSs teyr S Ki1s'CI s,
IT, har ~ ,;sSp k.mpe NcworIeans days with md's
Ard savannah with md.c and
6gy,naS5s wsSsT M mSnn 6eTnG6s s and S'''''1
snlp II Joiu. Facs Yokohama Juy - wa NOD "l'n muse
sup Kine Br Mcleod Iions kons so days win mo'e
Won rnsan co. ys's. To hn 2et'n nc with mdse to
Chriton & MonAtt ves,c to Metcaf q CO. 9, ,.v. With
,,Iss na 10 order vessel to snow & Burgess ..,,,
sars .o Sg;s4r9 sSs 9c.sS set to NMG'f wasn ce % CO.
suNsEr-Windat AT SANDY Hook. hight s. fair.
CLEARED.
Steamer Gorman!c tBr Cameron Liverpool via queens
Iy Of berlin Br) Land; Liverpool via Queens
'o%% Saon'T rT'If Euo b. Mact Hull sa,ner.on son.
Steamer spree (GerI Wiileserod Bremen VIA oou'"p'"
steamer Conemaush. spencer Antwcrp-Poter Wright q
Ssamer nrmsn, utap. Prraelo Mediterranean ports
Steamer Ocv,neum (Port Knudtsrn. Lisbon -Hasemeyer
S.mr olnda (For,) ouoro. sc EaEemever
steamer scgurancA Bee, RoJancro SC. via Newport
\c,y. and : Thomas L : & BraIl MtI - Co
Steamer ri Dorado. Byrne New orleans van SlcNe'
steamer lall lahassce. Askins savannah X l. wake!
steamer hosnos. Hnlpners Newport News and Norfolk
seamer City OF Atlanta Dole West Point Va-old pom1n'
ion 81 Co >..-,.---. o...., II m mock
Urooks Calcutta Bowrlng6 ~ Atclnt"
nor. Edward Phinney. Young. Valparaiso and ldullnc
Grace & Co.
SAILED.
steamers Oevclgonne for HamDurr Nevs'A .i,n. . ma
pellrorr Oiinda OpOyo. III Dumos ~ Auus n"'
~ nnrdn Vnw orleans BoSkena Bay. Wilmington; CN Oh
Atlanta Vest Paint. Va Roanoke. norfolk . ,
Barss Chas Luug fOr London. Antonio SAB HA'A'A'
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan 26-Arrved. steamer Egyptian Monarch 'br
CorsyHAsxx Jan 2t-Arrived. steamer Island tpah''
BsxnsEnAyrs Jan 2s-Arryec. steamer Elder tGer'
from New York nal, nan
ArrvBnP. Jan 2'-sAilsu steamer sIiosIAnu N"'~' -
ole, Scw-Nork. cr,nt
Passed Flushing Jan ~ steamer Waeslahu ioos' "'-"'
from Antwerp for Ncw.York
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
THE cARlcAs INJURED ~ THE STORM

The steamship Caracas. which left here on January
81 with m"rchaudi-c ana ten passengers for Laguay
was towed bach 10 her wharf 10y three tugs yesterday
,ftcrnc,n having suffered accident 10 her ruddcr
during the storm sunday while on EOmcr'o Point.
owing to the lack OF Geographic communication Win
either SANDY Hook or Quarantine the fISt news ot
tbe crippled state Of Tn" Caracas was brought In by
the Adirondack yesterday morning and tugs were at
urcr sent her assistance. II Is expected mat uo
vessel Will be ready for again in couple Ot days.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
rux POLICE DON'T BELIEVE HER STORY.

THE POLICE DON'T HELIENE HIN ot0I'''
The police were informed Yesterday OF ano'ne' 90
AZ malicious har-cuttine, the victim beng Eertruue
Rr.ast sixteen years old of No. 303 ST. Marks fiace
Che attends Public School No 15 two other elrIs VI
which have suffered the loss Of their locks shc say
she had noticed man watching her closely for severa'
days as she passed the corner of Fourtlave ana o''
Marks Place, and Monday he followed hcr III o..
Marks Place nearly TO Thrdavc., and cut on aoou'
ono third NJ her braid which was two feet long.
woman picked up the ribbon which fell 10 the pavement
as The man ran away and tied II on what was l'll vi
her hair and told her 10 home The Glri HAS ,oiu
several contradictory stories about The occurrence ou.
she insists that she misunderstood at hrsV anu
maintains that her hair was cut on IN inc slle,'' my
poicc are inclined to think that she cut OH the pdAu
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
Tile rorxG rEopLES cMRl1rLAx AssocLArIOx.

The nth annual convention o the Young Peoples Chris.
,l,n Association II NewYork held y"stTday after.
noon and evening At the Madison Avenue Reformed Church
Anlt seventy local .ocic'icS weic represent 4. The
afternoon oIeuod by william l.. well. Re
tor,- from district committees read showing
ouraging progics In membership and interest during tho
Last year.
In tn evening officers for the ensuing year
elected. They are: H. Grnneu DlsLfow, president; ".
J. Johnston, vice president; II. ". Lnson second
ylccprc dcnt; Mary Hcrilich third vce-prcsdcnt Will
lam Stowrl treasurer, aud u. franklin Bernstein, sec
rctary An Interesting musical programme given. and
addresses delivered by the Rev. Drs w w Eowdlah,
Charlie, Deems Abbott T. httrcdge and H. Spcllmeyer,
and ii. Grnncll Disb,ow.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
WFSTCUEcTER COUNTY

KATONAT-rhe sccOnd day, session Of the
Farmers Institute ended Yesterday afternoon I'm Grand
Army Hall AZ the morlng So. on George A. smith,
cheese instructor IN The Dairy Commission. spoke Oh
L" Improvcd Methods Necessary for the Dslryman III
Fare Of stock and MILK II lie is o Succeed Charles
Ialnes Of BEDFORD followed with essay on Farmers
BuricIs7 IN tho afternoon. Floyd White. of York
town delivered n lecture on The Cultivation OF Small
Fruit i'm Connection with Farming George T. Powell"
Of Client ended the exercises with observations on
d. General Fruit Culture The attendance fair
during the day.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28

A remnant of three lots of cutaway
suits; black wide diagonal OF best
quality; originally S32. Seventy suits
but very unsaleable sizes. So peculiar
that we do not care to invite any but
just the right men TO see them.
This table gives the sizes and II
yours is on the list and you get here
in time you can buy as nice suit as
YOU ever owned for the small sum
of Sl6.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
r1.,Nrs IN THE ST. JAMES HOTEL.

A Sre broke out in the st. James Hotel, at Fulton
a pi,e,nnle sts las: evening at about o'clock The
building is q fOur.stoiy brick house kept by joshua
uorrick The nrc discovered in the cellar ana IS
thought to have started by the inccndares who nave
bcen busy for the last days setting fire to rubbish IN
couars The building was owned by Mr.. Hatton.
who's. loss was about s1 0O0 George Lockett 4 sons
occupied the first floor provision store Their STOCK
was somewhat damaged by water. The hre oid not eA'
tend the upper floors.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
PLAINFIELD.
III Nv II9IIII'
lie AcpED 4 LIVE ELECTRIC WIRE.

HE GRASPED 4 live ELECTKIC WIRE.
Edward Bolan. an engineer at the Painfcld Electric
Light Works received a shock Of electricity from a
short circuit current Yesterday morning. lie was re
pairing some broken wires ist outside the works and
grasped with both hands live wire. For an instant
he wrhcd fcarfully and then thrown several feet
away by the reaction OF the cuTTcnt against his
charged body. lie Wa, unconscious for a ng time
and Sustained serious burns. lie Will recover
Another accident caused by the fallen ctric light
wires Was the death II horse last evening from con-
TT with a live wire In MadisOuaye.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
YOUNG BUTLER ESCAPES FROM THE INDIANS

Guy Butler. special correspondent OF "The Duluth
Tribune at Pine Ridge, who supposed tO
killed by the Indians week ago. has been heard from.
the camp at Pine Ridge TO TO the hostile camp
and nothing further heard from him General Miles
sent out detachment Of infantry and cavalry for
him. but the detachment returned without finding him
Yesterday morning young Buffers mother who lives In
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28

nsrendcnt Upon ts Instruments Of Commerce" inonn %
H-r viii respond the toast The Comfy OF s VI,
ca,.s and tho Comfy OF Nations as Related 10 lu' a
Transportation" Secretary Tracy VIII sp'an ,can
>., xavv" Other toasts are THE Tarih and Ainc'',
,,.. y william Mckinley, jr.; Better Relations
+ ". Loncley, Attomey.General OF Nova scoua,
vov sorthn william c. p BRECKENRIDGE OF heh'u'A1
,rbe Future OF Half Continent" Wllfred Laur'er'
a.. o,nos,.Ion I'm the Canadian Tsrlament' anu l"c
oi .e 90 an Instrumentallty 4 Commerce." Murot
III.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
WARMLY WELCOMING DR. EVERETT.

The Rev DE- T T. Everett late OF Harrisburg, Penn,
,cceivcd hearty in the form Of public reception
last evening IN his church, ST. Matthews Luthera
at Clinton and Am.y The church wns wc hed win
ppe Al rr,,c> expressive OF corfiaty OF feeling were
,rode bv thu, Roy Dr.. A. j. Lyman, COncrcSstonalist
John Humpstone Baptist John j. iieachmann Lutherah'
and Lyman Abbott Congreeatonas and Professor Tru'
man j. BackUs
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
"Tearv Round tho Lashes. 4"

THE "teary-'round-t he-lashes "
1 effect, produced by the sting
ing smell of ammonia, is known
to every one. Such a powerful
drug Injuries the delicate Innings
of the stomach yet some baking
powders advertised as absolutely
pure" contain ammonia. As
protection against this dangerous
adulterant it is best 10 refuse any
baking powder unless the compost
ton is frankly given. All the in
gradients used in Clevolands Su-
perior Baking Powder are plainly
published on every label.
Cleveland Baking Pocder Co.,
81 G SO Fulton ST., Nc,c- York.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28

ceyaes the human reason instead o' dtgrafing it, Ihch
came Frederic L. Coudcrt who made an eloquent speech
,,iAI b, Archbishop Corrlcan and the Rev. David \.
" rr H. president the college. who Invited all prcn' 10
attend the mission to b. opened in the church neNt MONTH
An Adjournment ucNt % the clubhouse across The
street which va. brilliantly lighted and which ;he
Archbishop formally declared open.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
MEMBERS OF THE LINSEED OIL TRUST MEET

There was meeting Of the Linsced oil Trust at
No | broadway yesterday at which $2j,OOO'OOO N
capital was represented. Colonel William J. lh0mp
son of the National Lead Trust was present The
obcct Of the meeting was TO devise plans for meeting
the opposition Of the Western lnSccd oil producers
who are hostile to the trust but nothing definite was
cd
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
PARKS AND FAIRGROUNDS FOR CHILDREN.

PARKS AND TLAf UKUUNDS FUN N1rTTD1ED-'
The Brooklyn Society FOR Parks and PaNgrouho'
for Children, organized under an act OF loSo inc
massage of which secured bv those now c0mprs-
;,c The society has lust issued an appeal TO tho
people of all sections of the state asking cooperation
In their work. 1t is asked that efforts be maze 10
organize similar societies elsewhere. incorporated 10
hold property which be used for Fairgrounds DN
children more particularly in the manufacturing us
trcts The society holds that special efforts shouiu
h. made in the same direction in the smaller towns
where a slight outlay would provide parks ana Where
without them, notwithstanding rural SURROUNDINGS
the poorer classes have little chance for air f. W
Ball of No 43 Lce-avc.. is secretary OF the soceN'
samuel b. Duryea is president, TuniS e. Bergen VICE
president and Slas a. Condct treasurer Inc ho'iu
NJ" Trustees includes the names OF John 1, HuHeI'
Franklin W. Hooper. Truman j. BacRus' ohNeE o.
Wells and Charles y. Chadwick
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28

the Fdter Of he Duluth Tribune SAYING that the young
man is alive and had just returned from the scenes OF the
Indian battle It is supposed that he has been hId
captive by the hostile indians Butler at one 'ne wac
scout through that section the country being attached
u. the 9th Cavalry He was familiar with the language OF
the Indians their habits and their haunts.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
MOTHER AND CIuLnREN E,EIEp TOGETHER.

The wife and two children OF Charles Spohr ir.. Of
Corona, died on Sunday from dphthcra. The funeral
was held their homo yesterday and was largely at
tended by sympathizng friends Last week Mr.. Spohr
lost his six ycarOld daughter from the disease
A wear ago he buried TWO children. both Of whom sue
cunbcd To dlphthcria. His last child j. now dead
The bodies Of The mother and two children were buried
In The lncil ccmctcrN.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
Joseph Kline. pre.Idcnt Of tho Polish Hebrew Gene

Joseph Kline, President Of tho Polish Hebrew Gene
terry Association, placed on trial Yesterday In
the Union County Court for alleged larceny and oh
tanning money under false prctenccs Kline Is "A rccos
nlzcd leader in the Polish colony hero. lie Is accused
VI defrarding one ~ his cOunrym"q John Lccce. ont
Of So by Of bogus names attached Ia license
application. The case was not finished.
Peter Kennedy, fprty-siX years old. living AZ 40
80 south Parkst. tired 10 commit suicide yesterday
morning hy shooting himself In th' head with an old
blundcrbusS that carried enormous bullet. II"
seized the ancient weapon ard chased hi wife ana
family into the street. lie then put the pistol - lbs
forehead and pulled the trigger Tie ball -ma he'd
tho bone and. ranging upward, glanced oh inlcun.
an ugly but not mortal wound
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
ELIZABETH.

MERRYMAKERS ATTACKED bY HIGiWAfMEN.
John Hancc and Miss MaNi. both Of Bayonnc.
attended a ball Monday night II the Parncl Drum
Corps. at Queens Hall. Ezabcthport. While OIL the
way to the station at 4 O'Clock Yesterday morning
they held up by footpads In Third t. Hancc
was knocked down with club. and gold scarf Din
and fngcrring and SO ~ in cash stolen. while
his companion was also puud"red ~ her vauihes. the
robbers threatening To Nil her Il she made any out,
cry. The hchwaymcn IA N released their victims
and disappeared in the dar.tnc--. 40 clew to their
identity has been found.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE1
JERSEY CITY.
pr-RyING TIE DEAD STOkER.


naniel Dinan. stoker Of Fire Engine Company NO.
was hurled Yesterday He Wa Killed on SATURDAY
night nv fast train on the Pennsylvania Karoad, at
.,,o uorrovs+ c,ussjng while driving 10 hrc' Ihe
f,neral took place at st. MichacPs Church. whcre a
solemn high mass OF requiem was cele'raud' iho
r4ro DEPARTMENT was represented by tmry three UNI
formed men and about double that number ot menat-
cou and members Of the Exempt Fire ASSOCIATION;
nattaI,1n Chief John Glnlah was III conihdHu; Il
nj tho Fire COMMISSIONS followed thc lealsN. u'I
comn,,rd ~ INSPECTOR G. p smith seventy l'e ponce
mem followed tie hrcmen. The body was buried AT
81 Peters Old Cemetery.
TIE LESSEE HAD NOr HEARD OF IhE SALE
II K rumorcd that TsylorS Hotel has been SOLD 10
IN. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company ana tlat II VIII
bo ,1,n by the Boswclls. who have the depot res
,rr,,t ot prc,cnt II i said that building to cost
s,Co 900 will be erected where the ho'c l. AT pTSch
cror, g. DE Revere the present lesscc Of tnc hoteI'
aid las; night that he had not been told ol tic sac
TUENINC TIE TABLES on TIE ACCl SER.
Angelo Coro Of Colgate st.. who caused the arrest
fcw days ago Of Arsenic Costa. neiehoOT' on q
charge of murder has been arrested for false mprSon
mont As soon a, Justice sulShg concluded tht thero
Nas no truth in the accusation d@ d5l7'cu tic eVln
nlainf Costa caused warrant 10 be issued az ABOVE
stated The examination will take place To-Day
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
no pr-rD CHEAPER ARMORY.

The 18th Regiment Armory commission neo Ses
terday and listened to the opinion OF Corporation
ro,nse, Ienks that the appropriation Of $500 900
could not be exceeded in building the new armory.
Rudolph L. Daus the architect was asked II the plans
could be scaled down reduce the proposed cost to
the appropriation. and said that he had not had
sufficient time 10 study the question. but he Intended to
submit a proposition to modify the exterior and the
Interior and save 100000 or $4,000. but to save
NO ooo or 100000 more the dimensions would have
m he reduced lie could propose definite plan in
few davs The matter referred to sub-com-
uittse composed of County Treasurer Adams. County
Clerk Kaiser and Colonel Austen.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28

THE BO1RD or TRADES ANNUAL DINNER
The annual dinner Of the New-Yulk Board of Trade
and Trll -portlton VIII BE- given Ia Delmoncos tOmor.
row evening. william WiGdon Secretary Of the Treas
ury will speak subject our Couatrys Prosperity
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
Announcements. A

At j. w. JOHNSToN'S, $40 Sixth-ave., aoove
y1 St also 200 tirand.,t fun line Dress SAirts 81
al rs III 80 each Mems Linen Collars. 81 30. % per u"I
Best underwear 70 per cent loss than Broadway charges