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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
IrG1L iID GIVEN TO GERNlNS.

The ntccuth annual rcport OF the German Legal Aid
Society which has lu,t bTn published, shows that the
organization is enjoying unpr cedcnted prosperity. During
1890 O1S applicants for legal assistance received tho
attention and services Of society, and for thrs.
Ala 1853 "a wss recovered directly by judgment while
indirectly SCI. G3j 81 obtained. making total o.
s34 999 H. During the year the attorney q the society
H. C. KuilGh received the Of SO 30. out Of which
he paid the salary Of the associate attorney, George H.
Finck the clcrks. and other expenses. The total
rrceps Of the society amounted TO - 03G o. the total
disbursements being S349G 81. This leaves surplus =
81 339 G.. To this sum $50 6j. when hard
January 1890 has u be added making total surpu.
800 -. The sGclctS which IN it, present condition
is sfsupportlng originally established purpos
Of anodng legal aid and protection persons Of
birth who. from poverty. were unable TO H.
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NopTurRy yEwJER>EY COUNTIES.

SoI-rII OENNGE.-Thc Rev. Dr. william PtaI'
,c.,r ~ .bo Church Of the Holy Communion. mas re
cciycd a call from large and influential cNnich Ill
DNroit Mich. Much to the regret of his parrhohe'S'
with whom he ha- made many friends he has d'eideo
10 accept the call.
rtrERsON.-rhc libel suit Of lIoma' /. ellison
against the Rev. j. e. Cfuk>lanE. OF LA" faII-' Wa
ended I'M The Circuit Court Yesterday. me pi.Hhul u
, teacher ~ the Hloumincdnc District school. ana
tlr aecd defendant 1, -up"1ut. idru ~ ,'Hr'l' "'
ia-.ao County and retired clergyman Of tie re
formed church. MT ellison 4, n Roman Catholic aln
il Wa ALLEGED that religion, prejudice Wcc re- p'p'
for tie troIb". The jury, after about tlcr n"uI' q"
Dc. elaboration. found verdict Tor the dcicndiut
pass \IC-Thc citizens Improvement \ ISOLATION hae
dl-Dd.d and a--ct, have been turned over 10 the
I.o,rl 81 Trade Tic first election Of tl- new 0r
,,t't.rilu resulted 81 fo,Ws: PIc-id .Ht. william G.
kimhalI. ycc-pra-idcnt Andrew II Lane. tctHi
Jane, swan. directors ~. Edward De Eaih' u; W
MaLoucy, George H. NatrrhDu-e. ". J.. Nprt.ci. y, J.
Granger. ". Il. Brown, George D.nl'lm ana william
l. u
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WEST liOROKEN.
" 80 Il''i' Nis.'s
COLONEL, rIlDf ROT KILLS HIMSELF

COLONEL rHOtHpT KILLS HIMSELF.
Colonel Alphor-c 1hpurpt. 81 SO. ~ De ioi.c &c..
yesterday morning committed suicide by >h'otng hirn
elf through the heal. colonel Thouut YEA, arycut,
two year old ON Thur dag afternoon he visited the
second National Bank iu IlobpEcu. and transacted
some business. and ia i, lecyed atcr3ad purchased
a revolver and some cartridge Early the f'At morn.
ing he carefully dr,--cd and lcit the house. lie
10 a vacant Ut and -hot him-cf Louis one Of the
son, Of the colonel, Wa, awake when the shot Wa
fired, and lie found his father lying on the ground.
Loui, SUNNI med help. and the old man carried
into the hou,c dead.
EN Coroner G~clw!nd. who j. an undertaken. wa as
once ipr. 1hourpt lc letter written 100 French.
IN which he begged hI, children t. forgive him Tor
taking hi, life The letter aid that be- vas tired II
living. Enclosed IN ihi, letter wd. q lit. ~ small
bill, which he owed. That he requested hi, children
to pay.
The family Of Colonel Thourrt consists of seven
grown children. the eldest being bu-.uc-, man in
Mon Iii!l. Another -JI j, lieutenant iu Company
u the militia. The d'ai Wa, colonel -, Iir
5Jth Infantry. Hc~ Or4 Nolu t"rr-. duUus the lc
bcliou and up - thc time OF h- death an active
member Of Ellsworth Post. @. i. Il. IT, had lived
for many year, Do Wc-t lIpb,Acu. NloW ia year,
ago hi died. IT b, believed by bis family ,.at
the suicide committed whiic tnJncl rhoGrJt st,
,diicIInc from Temporary insanity caused by ulri
for hi, dead wife. Although lOi rich, hc va. IN com
Portable CTCum- tdncC,.
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NEM..NRK
WOMEN Discuss TEMPERANCE WORK.


The winter convention of the WoWHhH '"ri''IAn
Tcrupcrauco Union 81 Essex Comfy. y. j., was i'i1
Yesterday I'm the Hail If the Ep-cylc Union. at coma
ave and Fourteenth &. Nh II. Eo' n~,n made ih ad
drce., Of welcome which was responded T. hy Mr. H. l.
Arrowsmth Il Wat,cs.nE. The president. Ni~. Mary
Grant Cramcr ~ Orange, made an Informal adii'''
fnll If oaru,>t thought and suggestion. MI I. !.
Nicoll If summit read valuable paper on the " NJ
cc~~Itr- II q Local Union.
Mi, Cassie Tel -cno. native Of Japan who Us
preparing for Christian work IN her own ana 'i '''
Deaconce-c,' Homo in Chicago, gave some interesting
experience.
MR.. Ea,ton Of summit, in clear voice read 'Ne
rc~onto. s., urging the women &" aid in the work 81
publishinc the protest Of this convention against he
rr,no.ed legislation at Trenton u favor 81 reduction
Of he license and the opening Of Che Stooir on w,
afternoon OF sunday. These prot si7 VIII Ir ".-'l
up,n the official boards Of churchc- several "iNtF
address, made .. .,
! mc,tiug la,t night W., addrr->ci by Nm, +, H.
McMuu. II jersey CITY. president 81 I'D" H"N -'Ii
Cnruty Iulop Mr.. = \. austin. ~ pa; ron. and
Mr.. j. T. Ellis. coT/p1uhus -"'r'tar 81 The N'".
Jersey Union. Eleven unions were r'piNcHl'l ~
I2j delegate and thirty five visitors
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C.iEI.>TADT.

KILLED BY \ NEGGO WITH CLrE.
People living Cherry Hi, hort defiance
from Carl, tdt, became excited lat night when they
leaned tat Robert Mcdonald, 4 well DIDO farmer
u the place. had been fatally assaulted rs e negro
named rll7 Mann. Mcdonald left hi hou-c ou
thursday afternoon 30 look after the stock ou bis
farm some time aiterwari be di>rovcicl ID a
>cmiuncon~.ilu, condtoa MEG 800 "a pool OF II Iod
near h., OWu house. lie Wa discovered there d.
John ~i,co. ool'icd man, VINO WORKS In Tire uc.-I
horiood a, a farm haui. Mcdonald wa, bcchae
from u.ly wounds about thc head. II We, evident
tnat Ire had ben sudck by some blunt instrument.
rhe mamLcr IN which ne received Dol, rjurio,, Va,
my s;cry until last ni!h,, when he rallied s0mcTla;
lust before De- died and .d at b.. lad been assaulted
l., PM" Mann. "a negro who ha. worried ia Cherry
iiill a. 4 farm hand and who Ia, not borne a good
reputation. In ihe prc'"uce II number 0t VII
nesses, Mcdonald said that Mann attacked him with
a club and beat him until he lost MS senses. No
Donald lived but a short time after making tn.
-tdtem"nt.
~ .oOn ~ the authorities were Informed the
sheriff ,worc In posse of men 80, dcpUjlc~. and
they secured the country for the murderer. NJ first
suspicion fell Sl,cO the a>-tlInt. and he prom
ably would have been charged with the crime lad
not Mcdonald given the name VI his assalant before
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CHANGES AMONG BANK OFFICERS.
WILLIAM DOwD RETIREs FROM THE PRESIDENCY
OF TIE BANK OF NORTH AMERICA

WILLIAM DOwD RITZ RES FROM THE PRESIDENCY
OF TIE BANK OF NORTH AMERICA
The presidency of the Bank Of North America was
surrendered BY William DOwd more than month ago.
Yesterday the resignation formally accepted, and
Warner Van NOrdcn was elected in his place Mr.
Dowd retlrcs because of his illhcah and Increasing
wears but his colleagues testify TO the excellence Of
his services. lie has been president OF The bank for
seventeen years. The announcement WAS made yes
to-day that al the Clearing House certificates taken
out bv the bank result of the failure OF Decker
Howell a Co. last November have been cancelled
Mr. Van Nordea the president, was born IN this
city in 1s4l and comes from an old knickerbockcr
family lie Wa \ wholesale produce merchant, but
amas>cd sufficient wealth TO retire from active bust
ness in 1s7G JIG has been director Of the bank for
nearly four years but for much longer time he was
q stockhOlcr and has been actively Interested IN the
afair, Of the institution. Mr.. Van Nordcn is u
director in the Holland TrG,t Company. the American
Saving, Bank, the Norfolk ana Virginia Beach Ran
road Company and Of a lanEing company in Superior,
Wis lie also has large Interests in water companies
and other investments IN California. His prominence
I'm the Pre- terrain Church is known in I'll religious
c cle>. John J. Donaldson also retired ~ wee picSl
dent Of bank. lie has been connected with 1t foI
even longer term than Nh DowdN services cover ana
lis resignation i, said 10 he for the purpose Of taking
rest Iii, successor is William T. Iia'cmeycr nephew
of ex MAJOR Ha,cmcycr. While not officially con.
nec,ed with the suca" Trust. Nj. llavcmeycr has
been actively interested ia that enterprise. lie has
been Il director Of the bank for about two years
Jacob d. Vcrniilyc. president Of the Merchants Ma
tiou.I ank succeed, William Il. Leonard aa director
The Two retiring officers remain ~ the board OF Gi
lcctoI,. which i Row constituted as follows Henry
A Kent Jnbg J. Dunal3sOn. William Dpwn ID
Vermibc Henry IL. cook, Elhu Root. stephen NJ
Clement salem IT, Wales. d. H. lioueltalnG, Wdrn'r
Van Horden John II. rlaclcr Henry Il Hyde ana
W. i. IIavcmcycr.
At tie annual meeting Of the directors of the Third
National Bank General John Il. Woodward, Of Brook
lyn the wckuown lawyer, was elected president
Temporarily, but the understanding was that Gen
eral Woodward will eventually be elected permanent
president. ii. BuckhOut has been acting as prcsi-
dent since W. a. Booth resigned several months ago,
with the exception OF month, when Robert VI. Gala
president James O. Bloss and Henry
Chaplin IT, cashier Of the bank. elected directors
To succeed J. +. Chamberlain and X. NJ. Galloway.
NJ. ThalmcSsingcr Yesterday resigned the presidency
OF tie Mechanics and Traders Bank. assigning i'll
health the 1. Boskowtz elected In his
place.
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with mdse to Funch. Edge d Co.

,uo,h and 81 McbaeIs with mdse to Funch. Edge Co.
ee az s Beers 49, via RIO J.n'rc
aed way ports ITe T ~ ae eis a aI az
meI Aamo Lewis Gayei' %alor gas' co. wa Ae'
steamer Nueces ksx Galveston days with mae anu p''
tsatT ons Wider days with md'e and
pe.Ee5' KcmbIe Neworleans days with
md ss anG pssseneers to seaman ,,v. With
steamer n Paso, Qmcs. New'orieans Jay" WIN
steamer Ycmassee Robinson ,y Sa o
Steamer hosno.e spn e, 81, 9e% Snn,6n IS CO.
steamer city Atlanta, Dole. West Point Va wiz" N''
od Donn!In os ,nr, uouahon London Nov g. with
sHP for rert Xm6oy Vessel burgess p,.at
ws sh N Mn9n Sa SF to v HGHST
sUNsET-wna a. Sandy Hc2k OK moderate L.
CLEARED.
Steamer Etruria (Brl. Hams Liverpool via oueen'"
steamer The queen BIZ Hecley, IOndon.F &c
steamer Norge dam. Knudsen. stettn' Copenhagen
steamer sorrento Ger. Jorgensen. hamours-Suh'n h'
steamer Gut He'll tGer) weckhausen. dee'te""Hu'
steamer Montevideo (Dtch). Potter Amsterdam fuh'H
h,{ , 90 So Normaudie (Fr Leooeuf Havre-A FORGET
steamer Utopia OBJ, Mcheague. Medi'erraneHn P'''
Steamer tays tItaD venanGo Lisbon &c-Phep' Bros
Steamer AIanca Grinhs. Rio Janeiro santos &C. VIA
Ncwpor, News an! IT Thomas = n,p Pot au Prince &c
Sir.T Acne IBID seiders Kingston. &c-Pim Forwood
steamer Caroline Miller. sheldrake. Neworeans-N a
& Fer
Steamer stateof Texas. williams Bruns"''N '' anu 80
nahdIna-C X Mallory ~ co. .. e..o,,,b y l. Walker.
Steamer Cherokee, Bearse Charleston ana '"0A'o"'
VIM T. CLYDE & CO. ,.,,,.,o-a u 7 Corts
Steamer India GER Peterson. baltimore ~ 70
sim andoah Murphy. Francisco nuleon n
E1rk Frrd T. IAtchtcld. Young. PenadS loi oiu'''
Smith IL Co. ,,,rD
Steamers Cuver. for Liverpool; Marengo orhafoe.
Newcastle Utopia Mediterranean pyfis AZ, ~ Tyerton
s,te n i.xas ternandina; HOndO. Be0s &c seGaa
Brunswick. Ga. cry OF Birmingham, Sd'an"A' N
t,arl,stou ihorndalc Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan lG- sailed, steamer st fahcrds 'D''
Young. sew York. -, ,or Nar york
Jan is-~aiei steamer cutie tBr Nc1l Tor Ne"
OrFpNsTOWS Jan 20 Arrived steamer A'H'a''o va"
smith IRON New her way TO Liverpool -, u,,a
l6-eallcd steamer spec Nuot'' "''
r,rod from Bremen hence for New' YORK 49,, v,r,ou.
tD-hrrlycd. steamer .,arnaasJ
from Uanv on het way NewYork Has Deoh Anakou
lay
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

College the City Of NevYork Alumni dinner. Sherrys
$50 !.
Tvpothctae annual dinner. Hotel Brunswick. g D. m.
Examination OF J. y. Homer. United States Court
Hamilton Republican Club. No. 2.l3S Seycnth.ave
y. m.
Montsuk Club reception. BROOKLYN. 8 rs d.
Seventh Regiment baseball match, Armory. p. M
Organization Board Of Trade and Transportation drec
tors y.
Aunnae Association. St. Mary's School luncheon
Clark's. p. IN.
Reform Club Committee Tariff Reform. No o33 Fifth
ave. D..
Crescent Athletic Club election. BROOKLYN D. m.
Dr. Charles Stuart Wees's free lecture Cooper Union.
y.
Alpha Delta Phi Club smoking concert No. o66 Mad
sOn-ave.. 80 y.
Lotos Club AT exhibition. 8 TO 10 80 D. m.
Concert in aid OF ST. Marks Hospital. Metropolitan
Opera House. y. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
ELIZABETH.

DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS WIIING AGAIN
The Democratic Chief OF Police Just elected anu
the Democratic Police Committee of the city ConncI
r, If WA, the Chief refusing 10 submit 10 the com
r,ittce', dictaon or acknowledge it, authority IN Ger
tain things chief Tcnney appointed officer Renter -
De a sergeant Of police, and this Offended 'na'fl"h
Eccnolf Of the Police Committee. who charges tha'
or ,on Tho committee dcposcd sergeant Reuter- thI'
week and appointed officer ElchiecT To- III Lie PiI'r,
chief Tcnney informed what h1d uccii uouc, ~
Iiandlv told thc committee Ec would not notice u
action and sergeant Reuter- in consequence sun UnS
the fort. The cnrtsed committee VIII appeal - '''
CIV Cnunc NJ it, next meeting 10 ratly it' act'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
HER HAIR CUT OFF BY A MISCEEANT

Silvia McMuiTay, sclen years old, daughter of Danio
NcNurrsy. who live, No 2ii Lcouar1.sL robbed
OF portion Of her golden hair Thur>da night by
unknown person. Tho girl had been Grand by
her parents the csl.y evening and her return MI
Ncurray noticed that his daughters hair had teen on.
Silvia knew nothing ~ her loss unt informed by her
father. The woIh /, supposed - he Ct who
week Of the har of Lulu Hewitt NcNins-st..
while the girl going to school Miss McMuiay SAYS
she believes ler Eair while standing font OF
shop I'm Graad-s looking al the show window She
men bers feeling slight her hair but paid
ton 10 It, She supposed IL 10 bc the mSchcy u
passing boy. Her braided the time Just
half a WAS stolen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
RoMANELII NOT GUILTY OF MURDER.

The trial of John RCmanell. seventeen years od on
the charge of murder I'm the first degree for the killing
of Michael Strabeo at No. GO Fiont-st on FEBRUARY
IL last was continued yesterday in the Court OF oes
sons. John Fimaneln. who keeps boarding house IN
front Of which the shooting took place. testihed tha'
the defendant and Strabelo were roommates. The
witness saw them playing cards for six cents worth
of figs strabello won and refused 10 snare the hs'
with his companion They quarrelled. and Strabello
kpocked Romaneu down. They had another quarrel
In the evening and then the shooting took place TIE
defendant set up that the killing was in sefdefence
The case was ten given TO tie Jury.
About p. II. the jury brought in verdict OF not
guilty and ROmanelli was discharged. On the first
ballot the Jury stood ten two in favor of acquittal
Two Jurors thought the boy should be punished some
what for the shooting, but the third ballot they
agreed a verdict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
STILL DISCUSSING BRIDGE TERMINALS.

The Bridge Trustees Committee on Terminal AT
ranCements met Yesterday afternoon at tue brldG"
office consider the report of the board OF experts IN
increasing The facilities for travel on the
highway over the East RIVER The full committee was
present, including President James Howell and trustees
McNultv. Barnes Skinner and Kecney. The report OF
Tie board of experts considered in detail ana Tue
various recommendations were discussed. The cont
mitee did not complete its work. but will meet again
Monday. and will then probably adopt report COW
.rng the whole matter TO BE- laid before the trustees
1t a special meeting 10 be called next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
PAYING sl13 FOR HIS COHsCIENCE's SAKE

PAYING BIB FOR Ills CONSCIEN'ES SANE
The conscience Fund" was increased by Sll3
yesterday. \ stranger entered the Office of Tax Col
lectOr Thursday and handed over plain
envelope and disappeared before its contents were
ascertaned. The OF Sl13 found in it, but
nothing to explain what the money for The
envelope handed in by white haired man muffed
In heavy Overcoa. Yesterday postal card reached
the Collector, on which was written: The Sl13
sent TO yOu today for back personal tax is for
amount Of personal tax that off through
misrepresentation OF the statute of exemptions. and
legal document that had been in existence for some
years The money turned into the CITY treasury
and placed to the credit Of the Revenue Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
TILE TWO cIIrRcuEs NOT To Unite.

The Pilgrim BAPTIST Church. which meets at
Decaturst. and Reidavc in store. but is planning
To erect building. has declined the offer Of the
Trinity Baptist Church. whose cdifcc at Green and
Patchen avcS. is OutgrOwn. TO consolidate their in
tereSts and erect union church in some convenient
part OF the Twcnty-ffth Ward. The members OF the
Pilgrim Church believe that they do better work
by themselves although they have no pastor and
only small interest i'm the prospective site of a
church edihcc together with the promise Of $4,000
from the Baptist Church Extension society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
HEIRS OBJECT TO 4 CLEEGYMAN,s wILL.


An attempt j. beng made to break the will OF the Rev
Robert j. Walker, formerly minister u the Seamcns
Chapel Peck Slip, New.YOrk, who died IN the Seney
Hospital last spring. Surrogate Abbott has appointed
Frank Reynolds take testimony. Mr. Walker had
in banks hi, credit a. trustee for his heirs
$4,000 which they receive by the will. His own
estate. amounting $4,000 he lcft Protestant
Episcopal Church Missionary Society for and
Protestant Episcopal Home for Aged Men Women q
Ncw-York The st is made the ground that more
than half 0! hi, personal estate is given charity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
. SI-RyEYOE DISAPPEARS.

Clarence Kelsey, surveyor attached TO inc once
n the Commits ,ioners Of Tax Adjustment 10 reported
missing lie and his wife, to whom he had been mar
rjcd about a year. boarded with Mis-. learancc I" 40
III Mcrccrst On January :, amer supper VI
Kelsey said to her husband that she Won" 20 ~ ~,
,,tcr. for half an honr and he willingly consented.
s,o returned within half an hour 10 find that Kelsey
had disappeared and had all hi, clothing lIer nus
band did not return that night ana Nlc IA nu ~ IT,
1r,, Inn since hi, accounts AZ hi, Office were IN
yc.ticacd and found TO BE- all right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

he died The motive for the crime IS not yet 'ie@r.
II wa, reported that Mcdonald had been robDeu Nv
hi, a,salaut. but this is not generally believed.
i alleged that Mann the negro. assaulted Mcpona"
TO ,ati~fv grud-e he had against him. Mcdonald
vie who died about ten years ago. was a udUe"'o'
Of the late Judge NCCunn, Of Ncw-Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
SKIPPING .NEGS
PORT OF NrwYo~K .....-....rnWAv JAN. 10. Is:

PORT OF NEWlONk. ......-...f tIDAY. JAN. 10. 1891
ARRIVED
steamer ronvcHuc tYp Thompson Yokohama oct g.
Japan ana lnA ports and Malta Dec %. To-
carter. MACY a Co.
steamer Hnt1io OBJ. Milct. Hun Jan a.. 10
SarrcIsHuA 500. Arrived "a tus ltr Al . 90 D
steamer tii.i.i coca llatA Hiuur- Dee pliil.
crl,li u. 10 bal s>i I" luucl It5r co.
Steamer Lain G'rI iirluG,r, Bremen Jan = Snuthaup
tom VITA mi'r 4I '''ngrl> 10 oclucs a Co Arrived AZ
%. Hara; - p...
stcalar, Ho,kruui BAY tBn. ierg Bremen Dee II VIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
TILE PRISONER DID NOT GET HIS wnI,KEY

District Attorney Winfield glanced out "i his ""''
window toward the county jail yc-tcHday and saw
prisoner Andrew Grogau. lower a cord 10 the ground
whore John Power waited 10 receive 1t. Just '' i"e
District Attorney saw this he noticed Power take ont
flask Of whi,lcy and fa-tou the cord around H. ITO
sent Detective Fccncy % the Jail ~ ono" ana Power
was arrested Mr. Winfield said That II the pa .5'".e
could i'm tins open manner get whl>key, " ~ COMA
thev rct file. saw, prisons or otter article. Inc
matter Will be investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

HE SHOT HIMSELF AND ANOTHER NAN
Policeman John Tyson, Of the tlth frc'''''' anu
Thomas OConnor of Bayonnc. were dIs'uSaihI INC I''
tive merits Of revolver, on the platform of the railway
station I'm Grecnvlllc al O'Clock Yesterday morning
TYSON to explain the better qualities Of rs pistol took
from his pocket While examining Il tle wPHn n wa,
Tv.on's hand and lodged in the thigh OF Ot"nnor.
r6e wounds were dressed by Dr.. HOLSTER and the two
man home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRUNSwICK-John a. Logan, ir., OF youngstown.
Ohio. FIFTH AVENUE-Con gressman John a. Ousekcn-
bush o.. Troy. GRAND josiah
Porter OF Albany. PARK AVENUE-Judge George NJ.
b ebe Monticello Y. ST. JAMES-Stlson Hutc1lns
and Beriah wilkins, Of Washington, d. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
Announcements.

At j. w JOUNSTON'S, 319 SlAtl-aNer aoosT
.,, - also 200 G,rind..t a ull line Dress Shirt. 81
-, - 30 each. - n- Linen coma 81 ~, a. r.. 1N'
a., uua rwcAr - Dor than Broadway ch'IseS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
Four RUFFINNo SENT To PRISON.

Indigo Lippincott. in the Court OF >c''i'hN' Hc@''r
dav sentenced Daniel styles 10 term "l Nv" Ho"'' III
STATE Prison. and Jane, Jeanne. william - NARA ana
,. vo,ncv to q form Of one year in thc pen
i.ertiory They we've the Il oodlums VINO assisted
John Co,tcan in his assault upon Frank H. h'hA'u
son on November ~. after they had in-nl'cd h'iAN
sons wife In the fight that followed u'i"'d'oh
in self dcfcncc stabbed Co~tiEan - ecNercN I'M ~
dod RcIriSOn wa, tried for man slaughter Oh N''l''
day and acquitted. Judge Lppin'"u III ~ ~
language declared that hoOdlum gangs lh ''i'c' '"'
MN. he hrnlrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

Do YOU WANT " HIrE HANDS
t'so Conols Ben oin Cosmetic soap SoId everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

Biliousncss. dizziness. nausea. headache, are re-
Ioy,d By small doses Of Cartor's Little Liver PiN''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

For Boynons celebrated furnaces, hot vat water r
heaters. Baltimore heat ., and sns,r 20 ." "'c D0
CO.. @O1 and %" Ndtrr-,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

The official report Of the chief Engineer "i tl'
Fire Department. show, that in l-9o ihcF' We're vi
fires the largest number over known lN t"'' Guy ~
,,,o a,o r,,id ~ time The total los va, II Isaac
rho +,l n,t insurance wa, %1OO37o. In ~cpicmirt
thn ClarcIn,ut on Refinery wa burned with "a i%iAl
loss ~ SGJ.OOO. there being no insurance q" IT, i''
l. the upUOlf.