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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
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Grimm.
Deutf4e Ghaupinifen uno Blaine.

Gtren redt una1genehrnen @i1orud muB
1uf 1eoen gnter 9eutlGz 2lmertfa1er Das
bon @ebGlitgtett nie non Ilntpi1ienbeit aeu=
genoe uno mad neue1 &abeIoepeihen nod
thinner f0rtoauernDe @eI6mGb ni6t pentoer
oeutl6lGnotl6er 3eitungen lber Die 500
Itttt Der Ser. Staater1, nanlentLi9 Die ausz
mGrttge, MAIDEN.
8eionoers i6ief itn6 Die rtrtbeile bieler
folder 3eitungen iber bas Ger6aIten unle5
res Staatsm tntiters 8latne. QSetL ite Dor
5tpDlt Sabren QehOrt baben, baB Blaine elm
l6redlt9er &ratebler iei, balten tie i'm nod
thinner FUR etnen lDl6en. Sic ihreiben
pteL BON let1em grGBtt6en SGbelgeraiiel
ge8en @btle uno bon letner 9lbit6t, bur9
ioI6e Der5Deifelte Nfittel Die Brdlioenti6aft
gu ergattern. 0eun ie ii6 nit amerifontz
l6en BorgGngen un0 3uItdnoen betannt
MAIDEN tDIrDen, ebe fe Iber oieielben urtbeiz
len, 10 miBten ite mtiien, oaB geraoe Blaine
IN benz Strelte NIT Gbtle cine WedBi9una
aetgte, pel6e Die nunmebr eingeleitete
freunblt6e S6Iihtung erm0gIi9te. gBie
tb0rt6t ite in Der 8eurtbeilung letner 8ez
~peggrinoe 9eDelen liIlb, merben tie ntelz
tsidt betm Gelen oes cine Observation-Disclosures
t%anoioatur ablebnenoen Blaine i9en Briez
res ieIblt be9rtffen buben, nielei9t aud
ntht.
8itterb6ie auf bic Ser. Staaten un6
beren Staatsmtniiter itno ni9t tpenige
beuti6tdnbtIhe 3eitun9en un0 i3eitungsz
Ieler nod pom Sabre 1889 Der, tpett bamals
Die Ser Staten Die uebergriffe zines oeutz
iden 8eDoQmld6tigten auf Sumoa. tpo lie
aLs cine Der Drei 8ertragsntdhte neben Dem
6eutlhen 3eihe unb @roBbritannien gletbz
faIs etDaS 5u la9en 6aben, it6 ni6t gez
fallen lieBen. Q8ie ergrtmnt man oau1als
in 9euti6lan0 mar, erbellt aud aus foIz
gen0em 8eilpiel. S6reiber bieies bate
gegen GnOe oes Wtdr5 ienes Sabres III
Bremen, UNI na6 6amburg gu fabren,
geraoe einen 8abn3ug beitiegen, als Elm
G~rtrablatt Der Weier5eItung Die &unoe BON
Dem i6redlt6en untergan9e oeuti6er uno
ameritanii6er &rie8sl6iffe in einem
Sturme auf Samoa bradte. Gin in Dem
Coupe iibenoer bebdbiger 6err aus Dem
6am6urgii6en 6ra6, na6oem CT oas @rtra
qeLelen bate, in Die @orte aus: 80, ME
fraurig! Der ein3ige XrOft babel lit, oaB
nit unieren S6iffen aud an1eritantl6e
berungliiGten !"
Dieie 2teuberung be3ei6net 10 re6t Die
Stimmuna, ME ite bamals in bielen Sreiz
len in Oeuti6lano berridte. l1n0 tie
tpurbe nod b%ttterer, ais fur3 oarauf Der
banaIs mod dlmG6tige &eibsfa13ler 8tss
marG nit peiier WGBiaung Den BON
Staatsmtniiter Blaine uno ietnen Gom>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

BEN Ser. Staaten uno @roBbritannien
tbdtig 3u ietn, unb atpar betrefts oes 2nz
ipru6s auf Die ftratesii6 widtige Sniel
San Suan I'M 8ugetsS uno nabe letnem
n6rolihen Gnoe. Der Streit UNI ben
8eItB Der SSnleL tpar etn alter, unb ieit benz
Sabre 1859 bate ibr iiolider She'll cine
fleiue britiide unD i6r nDroli6er Tbeil cine
feline. amerifanii6e 8eiaBung. &atier
@ilbelm 1. CAB ietnen Sdieosipru6 3u
@uniten Der Ser. Staaten ab, morauf Die
Briten bic Snlel rGumten. sic ee66rt
nunmehr gum Staate W~aibington.
Oie Ibatiade, baB u au6 Der Iang=
mierige 5treit um's Bebrtnssmeer ihieos>
geri6tlth sel6lidtet pirb, 9ereiht @roBs
britannien urb ben Ser. Staaten cur
groBen gbre, glei6ptel pie Der S1iebsz
Sprud alsfauen mag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

uuteri.iiben, bic III bteien Dtngen b0aig
5uDerIdiitg ftnb.
Q8aS Elm in Bolitiferfreiien nerbrettetes
@eri6t betrtfft, tponah Die Satnotler
Gutberaner bon Der ooer iener Yartet nerz
langen. ie ioae ein WtitaIieo Der lutbez
ridden Stride auf ben Staatstpdblaettel
itelen, 10 erluht uns elmer Der berpor1
raeenbiteu 0ertreter Der 9utberaner, btes
fir 9dn3Ii6 rnbegrinoet gu erfldret, oa
ibnen nihts ferner liese ais Qemterl9a6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
d n 9 E n.
Nete Observation-Disclosures.

Gebr oft, lpenn man 0e5 Sebers Stnrnt= un0 0ran9s
periDne wgIitdlidb 6tuter imD ino ett ourrD GrTaBrung
9eretfte5 Alter erreiCbt bat lm) nit allen u%tD9llben
iS0bigfeiten onS9eltattet liebt, uno tnntttten aU Der
pieIem Id)bnen 9tnge, melebe 5ltm @onlfort. 5ur Bee
quemliGteit nnb 3lnt Surus geDbrelI ib Dem pobla
t1ueuben SETTLE lr9enutblibeu SeDd9e1tS btn9ebet
n6tte, lueEtt man aniangen mD6te, Gil letnet Stt0ern
baS 9era 0e5 &ebenS ib0nftert Sodge1uB 81 Dffnen,
ba DDrt ltan iib nit SCbredet etn 9epteterti0es SaIt"
eutqeuenruIen unb ma0t init inHerltdem Groeben bic
uubeiluoae Wabrnebmlng, oaB Die WtoIbinerle oe3
inneren SrgantSmus tbre olt9e1pobnte Gbattgtett eit=
felt, uuo ans benz groult9eu 2Slrrporr DOH Selenfs
frantheitelt, JtbeMntatISmu5, 8ri9btidher gtierentranfs
beitelt, &e6erleioett, G1Dinoiu1t nnD 9erattbeln fart
etnem bnS olthefonnte 9teriae utgeDeller: Sob tns
btetde Nu0eli0t. AG. mas uDdlte man in IDicber
Soae nt6t geben fir etnert, neles, frtldes nno 9eIuits
De g8etterIeben nns auIiDern6en Sretbrtef So, Do
oeben etuem Die QGorte ans, init oelIeI man iet:iem
Sebauern, leiter Geue iber ntbt ~9eniige1o ousoes
'luBte 2ebensfr0ft Musbrud oerlelbert rnDdte. 9tuu
ipobl, Dffuen mir unierl Sbret Die Stiutme bet Wors
rltnu, 10 LANCE e5 3elt III, lto laIen mir urS beute
in heilIone @rinnerung gerufen Ietu. 0aB etn bon Ites
fer Sefl1nbGeit bealetteteS laIgeS Seben oud) obue bic
S,iilfe Der gter5te uuo ohuP @ebrauCD bon W}eoisinet
o1f fit1erem 9Be9e erreiDt fDerOeH fam, inbet man
oau3 etnfod3 benz bon 81. 3a1 i9on pDr 40 syQbrer
e%ntoecfterF 0eilperfubren g~ertr0reu identt, meideS lett
her 9ett pot ~onnOerteu uub Sauienoet. lpelcbe bllreb
hpiist IeuenSreicbe 9ieuIte ein ourGb u~ngeIt6rte Seiuuos
heit oliufltdl Q~e1taltetes Alter e%rretbten. os Der etltatoe
glseo an bes &ebens IHr ollie 3ettet ungetriibten Sodls
oennR ~beitdn0tQ uno brtn9eno empfoblen lptrb.
" N{oft erbttte f5 en BartpDlet, l0elbes ole u6tbioen
grtldruuoeH un0 Observation-Disclosures entb4lt. -
Mbreife:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

= Die in Stoderau p~eritorbene 75iGbriee
Mf"iillerstpittDt Gherelia Bampbieler bat IN
einent, ipentge Stunoen Dor ibrem Eobe abz
gefaBten Seltarnente Der @emeinoe StoGez
rau etn &apital BON 40, 900 @uIben in
barren @e.oe, 3mei 9Guier urb 40 Sod
Qderlanb, iopte mebrere arbere pobIrbGz
ttse 9egate n;rmaht. SGmmtlidenNtietbsz
8arteien muroe auf Die 0auer zines Sabres
Der Witbs3ins e%rlaiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

Den Suremburgern i'm @eitet. als Deren
Wertreter it6 Der aebranomartte 6eBer in
Dubuque anf5uipielen iu6t. oarf mar es gu
tbrem &ubme na6iagen. baB piele BON
tbnen l6on tpieoerbolt 0ffentli6 gegen ietn
greuli1es @ebaDren it6 pernabrt BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

31tr Nad)riGt fitr Grbc1t.
aiermit AIR Na9rtNt, baB oas Seftoment bes Der.
itpr6enen ScbaStan D. 9ier our Brufuu9 III Der
Irpbote court oDn Sltn @puntp. Eonlos, a~aqeloTieu
fpurDe, unb boB ben BeItimntun9en oes beIooten Ses
itoluentes gemdb oGe @rben bmnen 80 Sooen npru
Soge Ser erlten GerDfentIi9unq oieier %gto1ricbt lid
e%infinben ntiiiieiL %tutOrtgen olis lie ort ieinen geItiHt.
muraeH iir thinner ousgei1loien iinS. .
NDu mir unteri9rteben Ill AIiouuo @itn, 2inr
Spuntn, &anIaS, bente ben 28. Sounor A. D.. 1882
9t. 2&. Q3aruett.
~15feb4tu6 Probate=Gi6ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
GATHERED AHOrT TIE TOWN.

The Ialo- American P,!tica Club yesterday after
adopted resolutions thanking Govcrn"r Flower
for committing the death sentence Of Nlcola Trczza
The Rev = c. Partridge. at ~. stephens Protestant
Episcopal Church last evening. told OF the recent
troubles in China. Where he has been "A missionary.
The Rev. J. i. Carson preached on secret Mar
races Their Evil and Their Danger last evening at
the Reformed Presbyterian Church. Iompkins and
Wllloughby avcs.
J. VI. Bacon Co.. coal dealers. Of Reid and Dc
Kalb aves.. have made assignment 10 Welcome :.
Jarvis. The total liabilities about $4,000, and
tho nominal assets rl2j,OOO Creditors arc preferred
10 tho amount Of $1,000. The members Of the firm
say that tho failure was caused by the untlmcy
maturing of Obligations and that they hope to make
ARRANGEMENTS TO continue the business
The Rev. DR.. J. Winthrop lIcseman has been called
to the Madison Avernc Presbyterian Church. Now
YorA to take part In the organization Of the new work
undertaken By that church. lie has not Yet accepted
tho call.
John Mine. sixty years Of age. druggist. living
at no. 800 Flushing ave. was found in his room ye'
teriay morning Al II O'Clock. In an unconscious con
dton. DR.. Qucin and Ambulance Surgeon sage were
called IN and pronounced the case one Of opium
poisoning Miners condition Is precarious. His
family consist, Of his wife and a forty years oil
age.
Policeman Roger. Of the Ninth Precinct Yesterday
morning arrested Peter Mol. Of No. Olive 81, and
Jacob WISE Of 40. Us McScrOle ST.. for attaching
Bach Of 40. $50 Flushing ave. in Leave. and rob
bing him Of his watch. They ran AWAY. but were
chased by Rogers, and when arrested had the watch
in their no see 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
NETWORK CITY.

strenuous Efforts are being made 10 have the cable
car, begin running on Broadway on July next.
The second annual dinner of the American Spaniel
AIRY o. Tickets Iay lie secured from the president,
club will be held AT o'cocl. the day in Madison
SQUARE Garden. ThirtS-ohe special prizes have been
offered by The club for competition at the dog show
The dingv interior OF the Grand Central station has
given way TO a coat Of lightrcd paint. picked out
with blue.
The bark Liberia. which left Monrovia on December
TO- arrived here Yesterday. She had on board the
nodv ~ Alexander Clark Consul General OF tho United
Stc:es 10 Liberia. who died at Monrovia on May IL
NJ. Clark was a native Of Iowa and was SAty-thFe
years Of age
More rabbits than ever before were sold IN the
yariou. butchcr-~hOps OF this city. commission men
saw during the short season, Noycmbcr 1 70 February
/, which has Just closed.
The steamship Adratic which arrived Yesterday,
rc,orts that On February A. at = :l3 p. m. Arthur
Wood. a coaltrlmmer. committed suicide by jumping
overheard. 4 boat in charge Of Mr. Alfred the thii
officer was at once lowered and went IN search OF the
man, but no trace could be found OF him.
People will keep their frecscapcs in good wording
order for while now.
on the invitation OF EGlossy Kalfv number OF
reDortcrs and members Of the Aron society on sat
ur,av afternoon Inspected the elaborate floats. which
ara being prepared al the old I'D Regiment Armory in
ronrte.nth.st near SNth-ave.. for the Anon ball,
which js TO take place at the Madison square Garden
Fehr1lary 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
VORK FOR TIE FEE MARSHAL.
FLAMFs START MYsTEEIOCsLY Is 4 TENEMENT
HOUSE sIXTEFN FAMILIES ALARMED.

FLAMFS START MYSTEEIOUSLY Is TENEMENT
HOUsE-sIXTEFN FAMILIES ALARMED.
"Fifc marshals wanted hero forthwith was the mes
sage which Wa sent over the wire, from the Edndge-
IT, police station yesterday morning. Two fires which
rerc regarded suspicious had occurred In that precinct
one discovered before a. m. In The cellar Of
the nvc-stOry tenement house No. lGi Ludlow st.
\ policeman ia the street the smoke and sent
an alarm to call the nremcn before the siNteen
families I'm the house were awake The smoke filed the
house and made escape 10y the stairs well nigh imponI
bic The fire escape, The front and rear walls were
soon filed by frightened men, women mud children
I'm their nlght-clOihcs. There Wa, a crush on the
lower balconies I'm the and three women Jumped
into the ward before the ladder SO, up They
we're not hurt seriously. After p,achlng the yard
about thirty persons pcnncd there until The hrcmen
broke down high fence and T.; them escape through
the next housc.
The flames were cxtingui,hcd In the cellar. and
there was no damage the upper part Of the house.
The chief damage was to n stock II tobacco which was
stored In the cellar by Theodore Elstow cigar
maker who lived on the thri floor. Ristow said
his tobacco vas insured f,r 900 and was ruined.
He got home about a. m. he said, and noticed no
smell OF smoke then. just after he had got asleep
be WAS aroused by his wife. who had smclled the
smoke There had been three pthcr fires In the house
since he had lived In II, Ei,tOw said. and be thought
somebody wh) had spite against the landlord was
irving to burn the house. :. T.. Blake j. the owner
John see, the ianitOr. lives on the second floor.
lie said the cellar was kept locked and most If the
tenants w.rc obliged 10 come to him for the key
when they wanted To- get anything IN the cellar.
Only two other tenants had keys to the cellar door.
one II them was Ristow. The landlord had served
, dl.po,sess noti,e ono family In the house. see
.oid and the family would have 10 mJve this week.
The second fire In Wolf Franks taor-shop In
the one story extension OF the building no. - Essex st.
Il cs,,.ca only slight damage. Frank explained how
&, occurred lie poured .Dnc kerosene upon kndling
wood In the stove IN the rear Of his shop md
,n,lied n match } the wood. thinking lie would get
nil sIop warm In a hurry. There was an explosion
Which blew the or the stove. broke mont
! vindnw and set fire t. the lOGr. policeman Wh
hr,rd the crush of falling gas- the sidewalk ran
IN the hon and helped to cXtingulsh the fire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
NEWARK.

Mrs Pelagin Rdc widow. aged eighty WIZ uo"
a, her home No 2O2 LittctOnave., Il month ago. lel'
will which i, causing some gossip In Inc heiSI
horhood Mrs Rdel worth about T2oooo' Shc
lived alone and depended entirely on the good ohcc'
NJ her friends being in delicate health "'o mum
Hind During The la, few months of her HE her %"
friends were not received at the house ana She vas
surrounded by people OF recent acquaintance. Inc
will WAS not drawn by lawyer and replaces several
Wills rrevously made by her counsel, John W. laNIo
The principal benehciaries are Mr. ana MIS- ''eorse
Garra1Iunt, neighbors and Louis l." Serre anu HIS
az Roseyille other requests 30 relatives amount
10 about $4,000. Mr.. Garrabrunt gers Inc Housc'
which is worth IS 600.
4 memorial window. said to be one Oh '"r I'''''
works of art Of the kind in the world mas JUS, oc'
completed al ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Chnich.
If is the gift OF Franklin Murphy rs memorial Vi
his daughter 1t is thirty-fve feet high ana twenty
i've feet wide in three panels, and represents 81 LIN
ac Athens, preaching to the multlt1ue on "a - ,rori
The design furnished by Walter Crdie 'u'u W ~
out lv William Lamb, OF New Ork. me - va
eIu MO The window was unveiled yesierdny, but
some slight changes were fOuhu heVosa''' ~ Wv
ceremony WAS postponed 1900.
The parsonage Of the Rev. +. s Jamison pastor
az tho Epi>con. Church in Arlington, was Diohen l'o
while the family at church YESTERDAY hoI'. "a,
and robbed If silver and iewelry worth S1oo. Inv
M rsonarr adioins the church. The house WIS coI
yyictolv ransacked. Two wedressed young men W.
seen af The front door at IL O'Clock. Ihey Meis'
swav az and few minutes afterward one returned
tipped his hat. 81 aluting person at ~l s.
and was admitted. II Is supposed by MS III
Who Ind gained admission from Inc rear. ne Pas'
eft the house by the front door ten minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Motion for new trial for c. w Harris General ses-
siOns
Examination Of Ifawley Chapman. BROOKLYN.
Annual meeting Of New-JcrSey Terminal lsairoau 'oH
Iany. ,
Exhib!tlon OF NcwYork Poultry ana flgeoh Assoc'a-
ton. Madison Squart Garden
Massmcetng 10 protest agans; the Liquor bill Cooper
Union. p m.
Regu,r meeting OF Ecpublican Organization OF AAlst
Assembly District No lGj East Ff;y-ninthst = D.
Meeting OF Ohio Society," No. go Flfhsve. p III.
Meeting interests OF Long Island Throat ana
Lung Hospital James Methodist Episcopal Church Brook
Ign, T. IN. -
Annual meeting o. Atlantic Yacht Club, Hotel St
George, Brooklyn, p. m.
Athletic games 47th Regiment Armory, Brooklyn. 8
p. 49, $780,
Exhibition Of New.Yorx Camera Club. No Sl4 Fifth
ave, p m.
Academy Of Political Science, Columbia College, r. m
Directors meeting OF Society OF Amateur Photographers
No. is West Thirty eighth ST., p. M
Lecture on Robcr; Burns Gaelic Society, No. II West
Twenty eighth-st, s p N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
RUTHERFORD.

The announcement in Yesterdays Tribune ''''
.Dck' tie famous Rutherford rooster that "o" NV
,ro,y In conrt was on exhibition at the pou''iS '0
in the Madison square Garden, Ncwl o'n' cie"u
interest here The bird is exhibited 10y '"aio' w.
sturgess. the defendant in the suit brought p' ~ m
Townsend a neighbor, 10 recover damages l'i ''o -,
O, "A rooster which, she alleged had gone mo ''
stnrcess's ward and never come BACK 10 HIS I'VE
. Dick WAS produced IN court, but JURY u!S"s, "
to his ownership 1t WAS afterwaIu coh'eueu w '''
plaintiN that whatever had become OF her own oiu'
Dick belonged 70 the stuIgess family MIS- H'u'e'
said Yesterday that big party from Kuthcrioru "o"
attend The show tonight and see dick IN Ills mover
.urroundnCs she said the defence had been taken ny
.nrn,se at the trial last Thursday as 1t was u'aer
tood that the rooster would lie dismissed '"stoc
kruger decided that Mrs. Townsend was entco 10 %
damnces for the loss Of her fowl bat Mrs oturee's YES
teday expressed confidence that the decision wouu NC
reversed in the Court OF Common Pleas at liaches''N'
A meeting of those opposed 10 Assembly bii. No. I
and IA the terms of the franchise g!anted by the
Horonrh Council 10 the Iiackensack Water company Is
announced TO be held tonight III lVleoh nan Lii
Assembly bill j. already dead: but thc hlctuhs
probably decide on some action 10 induce tie VIZ ~
company 10 provide fire MIGRANTS at rate less 'i"''
SO year. ,, p.,lor,,rd tyboclmen
came TO Il successful close on SATURDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
MEETINGS AND ENTEETAINUEN1S.

The Harlem Republican Clrh Will noct at No. 10
wes, One hundred. twenty Gfthst tomorrow night, to
ala, navy members At tn: "Oncea-wcek cntftanmcnt
NV, saturday evening Colonel David b. Sclcs will give
Lecture for the benefit Of the llalem Eye and Ear
Inermarv rpon 'Buddha and TIT BUDDHIST"
.mon,ter meeting" Of the salvation Army Will BE-
hold q, ASSOC alton Han Thursday evening. and viii
-, conducted by Colonel Mckie OF the London headquar-
,1rs who has recently made an extended tour ia Africa
,us,,,,I, New. ZEALAND aud on the Pacific Coast
81 a1dres. Will be delivered by william Pater"n. OF
pcrh Ami oy * j. Friday evening mkt, before the
,;cn.aloccal and Biographical society.
Tho Co,,I-a College Glce and Banjo Club viii furnish
,bo nonhly entertainment az the East EGhtyslNh Street
p,,,ch O, the Young Mems Christian Association this
evening at oclOrh.
The frc. evening lectures To the people under tho
,ns,,ces O, the Board OF Education viii be continued
,i ov,lnq IN Grammar Schools Nos g. 10, Is, %. 49, S.
"a and ,n the Hebrew institute. Last Broadway and
JefersOnst
the annual meeting Of the Consumers League WIZ be
,oia NJ, Thursday y. in room -, COOPER Union
,r ,cct NJ the League l. to unelorle hc condt on Of
49,, on,o and children employed in the retail Nor ntle
Io. ot mi. city by paonling, Gar a. practicable
, such houses IS approach IN their conditions the stand
o,d ~ tn. Icaguc, ana by other methods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
ORANGE.

The first accident on the new electric line oct"cc"
Orange and Newark occurred on saturday night. 'di
No G5 was running east IN East orange al II h's"
rate OF sreed Near ODver-st there Il curve III 'Ae
road and the speed Of the car was not chccheo'
sixtyfve persons in the car. and when u struck
fhc curve 1t Jumped the track ran diagonaly across
the pavement swerved into Onverst and brought up
against a lamp post. The passengers were terribly
frightened the women screamed. and one woman
tainted outright. The gaslght was smashed and the
front Of the car badly damaged. No one was injured
The bids for the outlet section OF the Orange sewer
are system will he opened at the meeting OF the Com
mon Council tonight.
strong pressure Is being brought to bear on John
GIL 70 accept the nomination for Mayor from the Re
publican party. lie has not yet made his decision
known to the committee, but there are good reasons
for thinking that he will accept. A number OF the
letter class OF Democrats. opposed 10 the pphica
mehods OF L. r. Fell who is slated for the Democra &c
nomination have openly stated that they Will support
Mr. Gill and it is believed that lie Will bc cleo ed
without doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08


ARRIVED.
Steamer mbria (Br) Mckay. Liverpool Jan 3Quccnstown
Al with mdsc and passengers 10 Vernon II Brown d co
Steamer Bothnia Br Watt Liverpool Jan 20 with mdse
and Vernon ii Brown Co Arrived at the Bar
Siranrr The Queen (Br, rccy. Liverpool ~ with
m,so and passengers Hurst Arrived at the Bar
- with mse aud passengers To Maitland hersey Arrived
a the Bar NJ 3b7
Steamer Crane Bri Grou swansea Jan - with 10
Simpson spcncea Young Arrived nj the Iir at 1918
steamer Emncd Br Nsscy. West iartlepoo Jan Is. IN
steamer Noltnno Dr. Johnson, Newcastle Jan ~. with
mlse 10 sandersOn & son Arrived NJ the Bar
steamer aim GER. Hemcrs Bremen Jan -. Southamp.
2s with mdse and passengers 20 Occhs Co. Arrived
NJ the Bar NJ u ID
steamer Gutle Ger Wischmann Rotterdam in ballast to
Gustav iieye. ,,.
Steamer Bermuda (Brl Fraser. Wndward Islands via ST
Crolr with mlsr and passengers 10 Oucrbrige Go.
Steamer Venezuela Chambers, Porto Cabco
Iaglaya with mdse and passengers 10 B0ulto. Bliss
Dalleit. Arrived at the Bar nj 2 10 M
steamer Alert NOR auge. tentueeos day4 with
order To Elliott Arrived at the bar NJ 30
AMI messengers 10 Ourerbridge Co Arrived the
~
Steamer san Marcos, Burrows Galveston. with
% & III Mallory a Co
Richmond city Foin; and Norfolk
with n,i.e am, passengers 10 Old Dominion ~ Co.
Steamer Ci;y of Atlanta Dole. West Point with mdse
and Messengers o Old Dominion - Co
Steamer Cuyandotr Walker, Newport News and Norfolk
with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion Ss Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
SUNDAY 1T THE POULTRY SHOW.
SOUVENIRS TO BE GIVEN To-MoREow-PLANs FOR
NEXT YEAR.


NEXT YEAR.
Tic fowls AT Madison square Garden had the big
amnhtheatre all 10 themselves yesterday. and enjoyed
a ncacefrI Sunday The hall swept, the cages
furnished with new sawdust aud everything was put In
GOOD order foI the fifth day OF the exhibition OF
the New York Poultry and Pigeon Association, today
A great souvenir day has been arranged for tomorrow
md the managers will award pairs Of pheasant
piceons ducks. bantams. Langslans. Cochns ana Bran
mas. and coops of chicks TO tic female Visitors
The souvenirs will be distributed the numbers on
the tickets call for them The officers Of the asso
ciaton were planning 10 give away 1880 chicks in
rtpiature cages MS souvenirs, tut the birds Matched
nv ths Dcubators were sold before they could secure
them.
Tomorrow there will also be a number OF record
houinc uiceons III exhibition. Aiter this year the
Inst day If the show will be devoted Ia the display
of pigeons. T.,
ms afternoon at O'Clock there VIII he an I'M
nortant meeting o. the stockholders OF the Amen'hh
Poultry and Pigeon Association. The arrangements
FOR next years show will be discussed ana many
needed changes will be proposed
eve can never succccd,7 said Captain Charles NJ
GritBrc prominent stockholders yesterday, in making
This exhibition international until we adopt more
liberal standards Many birds that would take rF-t
,,e,nium in England are disqualified IN the United
states This matter VIII probably lc discussed To.
morrow The recently organized League Of American
rouItrymen will suggest that tho American Poultry
.ssoclatlon ADOPT more liberal standards ut once.
George Whitcfeld the fancer Of Crcvc Occur poul-
try who sent over birds. had 10 show here bccat," "i
the narrow American standard. We cannot expect 70
tract foreign exhibitors until We give them chance
,n hear of part Of the honors The poultry snow VIII
close tomorrow evening