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Evening journal., 1892-11-15
On Esrorts Incrensing.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15-The total exports
OF beef, hog and dairy products for October
were $40, ,5i3, 600, against 6, 10000 for Octo-
her 1891
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nnAn EsrArr.

nor SALE.-A DESIRABLE HOME.
~ House and lot Niih stables. At High
Fridge, New Castle. Apply on premises. T..
Il IINNNlA N
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Inr1 cnlerIllre nm.
H. %. o, II. Meeting Tonight.

LONDON. Nov. 15.-Lord Chief Justice
Coleridge is too IN to preside in court.
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Strictly one price and il dis
satisfied with your purchase
we viii return your money.
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NnTICE.

Notice h hereby given that letters OF admin
istratiun We're In due form of law granted
unto the undersigned, on the 26lh day of
October, A. ID. .ls.G. and that an persons hav-
must present tho same. duly attcstcd, 90 the
said Administrator. ON or before the 2ith -duy
OF October, 1883. on abide the act of assembly
CHARLES B. LORE.
Administration.
All-n.. NNIlr.I rl..Lnr n.I
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a Pollee census of rhllnaelphI

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15-The police have
begun to take a census of Philadelphia.
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nraIsrrR,s oRnnR.
nEaIsrER,s oRpER.
RFGIsTEH'S OTTICE,


New Castle county, Del, October 2i, 1872
Upon the application of Charles 3. Lore, ad-
muistratOr OF John g.. GurwOod, late of Mil-
mngton hundred, in said county, deceased, 10
Is ordered and directed by the Register that
the administrator aforesaid give .noticc OF
estate of thc deceased, with the date oil grant
ing thereof. by causlng advertisements 90 De
posted within forty days from the date Of
such letters iu six OF the most public places 81
ihe county of New Castle requiring nli pcr-
SONS having demands against the estate TO
present the same, or abide hy an act OF assem-
bly, in such case made and provided; and also
cause the same % hc inserted within The snmc
period in the hvEEINO JuUuNAr, O. newspaper
published ia Wilmington, Del, and to be cone
tinucd therein three weeks, o.. o. u.l
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NnIIIE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters OF adj
miuisiration were in due form of law granted
unto the undersigned, on the Iwenty-fourth
dag of October, a. ID. lsis and that all per
sons having claims against the estate
Of Tie deceased must present the same, duly
attesfod 10 the said Administration or before
fhe T,vcutv-fOurth day of October. isi3. or
abide the Act ol Assembly in such case made
CLAYTON g. COLLINS.
Administrator.
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N. Y. Clothing House.
Wilmington. Tuesday, November 10. 1892
Meetings For This Evening.

Meetings For This Evening.
Board Of Health.
Brotherhood OF Carpenters ana Joinors
hrnudywina CommnndUry, Knights Malta.
Cyrus Castle, X. E.
Chorukee Tribe, T. o. n. NJ.
Corinthian Lodge. shield OF Honor
Delaware Encamnmcnt. !. O.O.F.
Eureka Conclaye. 8. w. nj.
hxcclsior Council, Y. F.ofA.
First Regiment Fife and Drum Corps.
Friendship Lodge, Knights OF pythias.
German MUTUAL Beneficial Society.
Harmony Council. Y. T.. OF A.
HopockohocAing Tribe, l. o. R. M.
Industry Lodge, a. @. U. W.
Lafayette lodge, A. i. A. NJ.
Lincoln lodge, A. r. AN.
Moriei Encampmont, x. of So. j. and NJ.
Oxford Castle, A. o. K.C.
Mutual Loan Association.
ST. Marys n. A. B. Society.
u. 81 Gnnt Post. q. AR
Washington Conclnvc, 3. W. NJ.
Wilmington Council. O. u. A. NJ
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ALLIANCE MEN CONVENE
Jerry Simpson Wants to Be
the Next President.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR IN SESSION.

II Powderiy Does Not Desire to BE Re
elected Grand Master workman, Wright,
of Toronto, May BE Chosen to Succeed
Him In the High once.
MEMPHIS, Nov. l5.-This city Is full Of
delegates to the national convention of the
Farmers Alliance and Industrial union,
which has opened here. President Loucks,
of Huron, S. D.; Alonzo Wardell, OF South
Dakota; j. f. Tillman, Of Palmetto, Tenn;
Dr. McCune, Ben Terrell, Of Texas, presi-
dent Of the Labor federation; Jerry Simp-
son, 1gnaUius Donnelly and General J. b.
Weaver are here It is sad that Simpson
viii be a candidate for the presidency TO
succeed Mr.. Loucks. In conversation with
a United Press reporter President Loucgs
said there would be no change in the ALI
ance, but a reiteration Of the Ocala de
mands, especially the subtreasury scheme,
free coinage Of silver and government own
ership Of railroads and telegraph lines. He
expressed himself as gratified by the show
ing Weaver made in the presidential race
but slightly disappointed at the vote of
the southern states
One Party TO he Swallowed.
According TO political logic" said he,
lit is impossible for parties without issues
20 exist. The difference between the Demo
Gratis and the Republicans outside of the
Lodge elections bill scare is mainly on the
tariff, and that is slight. One of the par
ties will be swallowed by the Peoples
party in the near future, and the other viii
be so weakened that we win be in the as
tendency. With the race issue eliminated
from politics the south will divide, and in
four more years you will see entirely new
arguments"
Mr.. Loucks did not state what party
would be entirely swallowed by the Third
/ party.
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New Castle County, October 81, ls.2.
Unon the application OF Clayton q, ollins
Administrators of Edward b. Collins, late of
ceased ID IS ordered and directed hy the Reg
lister that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice of granting of Letters of Administro-
tiOn upOn the estate of the deceased. .
with the date Of granting thereof
by causing advertisements 90 be posted
within forty DAYS from the date Of
such letters in sixof the most public places of
the county of New Castle, requiring all per-
SONS having demands against the estate TO
present the same, on abide hy an Act Of As
semhly in such case made and provided: and
also cause the same 10 bc inserted within the
same neriod in the Evening Journal, a news
paper published I'm Wilmington, Del, and
to be continued therein three weeks, e. O q.
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New York Herald Furecasta-A depression
in Virginia last night and moving oastwurdly
Is likely 10 cause thick and foggy weather on
the Middle Atlantic coast today. strong
cyclone ln Manitoba, moving eastward, VIII
probably decrease ln energy.
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rOn sALE.

EOR sAIE-A FfRsr-CLAss THOA-
bone for sale cheap. Apply ao5 west
Sixth street.
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weather Indications.

Slightly colder and from partly cloudy to
fair, followed by rising temperature.
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Harry L. Thomas q Co.
pair watches and iewelrv Ha Marke'
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MOONie PHASES.
Length OF Today.
Tho weather.

lBy Telegraph to the Evoalng Journall
WAsnfNoroN. Nov. TO- Forecast TN p. m.
Wednesday. For EaGtorn Pcnusylvnnin and
New Jersey; Rain; northeast gulcs tor Dol
aware and Maryland; Rain, followed 10y lair;
cooler; northeast gales.
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Open daily from 8 O'Clock a. m. urtil %. in.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 2 ~
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alOA.N5lQ1
SURPLUS,
INTEREST ALLOWED

INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits of
money for one or more calender months 40
the rate OF per cent. per nnnum
Money loaned on MORTGAGES ON heal Estate
GEORGE w. RUSH. prcsIdent.
g. WESLEY WElDlN. Nicc-lreeidont.
r. n. TAYLOR. Ht0retnfy and Treasurer.
JOSEpn N. MAIhAR. Audiiors
NAV lst. 1902
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IINNn UUUUr TUo UUnU md HUIT
- of office of the Register aforesaid
40 Wilmington, iu New Castle
: L. S. : county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
- J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
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nANKINa - rINANoIAI.

no. zoe MARKET STREET.
ttrff-..f...t.. naInr.....
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Adarass. WIImInglon. Del.
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of Onice of the Register aforesaid
J.. s. 40 Wilmington, In Ncw Castle
county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
j. WILKINS COOCM. Register.
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REGISTERS ORDER
HTGTsTFRfs OFFTCT.

AMI. Wllmlngton. N
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

An Italian peanut vendcr. Pctro Nncalano was hned
sli Yesterday for cruelty H. poured kerosene OF yer
, live rat and then let fire Ia IT. lie paid MS me
AID cecapod lmTrsonmcnt
some Of the brooklyn delegates 10 the Republican
Nat,nnl Convention Al Minneapolis Will leave for that
cty - dnv others will follow 10 morrow.
Al a meeting Of the congregation of the Noble street
Iaptist Church on Tuesday night call was cNtehlcd
io the Rev William Jc>sup ~ lar Of Raleigh, y -
+, FIJI the vacancy made by "a" resignation OF The Rev
= J. Knapp three months ago. The Rev. Mr. Shoinr
Is native ~ Raleigh and Is twenty eight years old
lie will be- graduated from the Madison University Mt
Hamilton. y. y. The 18th Inst. ana Is an easy
graceful spahcr IL f. thought that he Will acccpt
the call
The fire which destroyed the carriage factory OF
Isaac :. R.msrn, IN Grand st.. and number OF
dwellings early Monday morning. Is now believed 10
be the work Of some Intruder who hal gained access
to the home Of the late Mrs Mary Larsen, adjoining
M. factory II Is thought HAT the flames originated
in the old house and not In the factory. y thorough
Investigation will BE- made
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LfTTLN EYIDYNCE OF POISON.

Distrtci-Auorncy Nicoll Is pretty we'll convinced
that there IS no ground for lndiciing DR.. Il. ".
buchanan. Of No. 2G1 West Ecvcnihst., who Is
accused Of poisoning his wife. The did on
Aplll 20. Sic Wa attended by DrS. Henry Il. Wat
son. Of ~. 25i West Fourth st., and Il. C. Mrlntyr,
of no 22l West Fourth-st. They are positive that
she died from cerebral hcmorrhage. In sat'ncnt
g. Mr.. NicOll, they say that they found Mrs.
buchanan I'm "a cOmatosc condition at p. III. on
April 30. They could not arouse her The symp-
toms, the physicians say. were Inconsistent with
the presence Of poison
William : Doria has made affidavit against
Dr. Incharan, far MS Mr.. Nicoll knows, although
As is,aat Dis. r.ct-Attorney Imam did have talk
with him. Mr.. Nicoll says That DOria has per
sOnal feeling against Dr. buchanan on account 81
Mr.. Dora, and that James VI. smith. of Newark.
first sugg stcd that the woman hal been poisoned,
asl had "A grudcc against the husband.
Mr. Nicoll will probably have an autopsy made to
settle the ease absolutely He has hcsitltcd take
hi, step On account of the expense involved.
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Menry young counsel flr coloneI Levi r. nnrnnr,l
PASSAIC.

A number OF New York and Passaic business men
have purchased 2.1OO Of woodland and two
large sheets II water In Sullivan County, New York.
for a prvat" park They viii build II clubhouse and
cottages, and nclose the property ms game and fish
preserve. The association f. t. BE- known rs the
MerIiew0ld Park Company. George G. Wooleon. who
recently resigned Us superintendent OF Central Park
Ncw-York Is member and VIII be superintendent
Two cases Of variolOid discovered c,toriny
in the family Of DOmus Earkal,w. and the whole
family removed 10 the new temporary barracks
erected last week. Nine cases. five Il smallpox aud
four " variOlcd, have now dcvrl ped. and four
patients hav" died. number u residents OF
AquackanOnk Township APPEARED before the Grand
Jury I'm Paterson Tuesday. and tried 10 hnvc the
Board 81 Health indicted for sending smallpox pst cnt,
to the pOJrlJnsc, which Is outside the city limits.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston, June 1.-The Bostoas made only four MS ou'
they Of them in the third with TWO p'>es
On balls and three stolen bases, and won the game Bro
was slow and weak in throwing TO bases. Brote and
Crook lelded finely and Nichols made the star catch OF
foul ny. Attendance, 1,7S7. The score:
70 Eo'l Ien; ;.-..: ....:.: . ! 9 g
HssessEo;on s. Louis s. mT0Ts1h0'Gn Il St.
Gsiiney.
PHILADELPHIA June 1.-The Philadelphia defeated Chi
cseo rather easily this afternoon. Hutchinson was an
easy mark and HIS indifferent Keee pitched
tie ast inning only. ana then way TO weighing. who
was frrly elective all through Attendance, 2ol5 The
rslstS .::.G ] 3 55Ss
pa oscago g. s0 Hutchinson and WS
washington June 1.-washington batted out victory
over Cleveland to-day in the ninth inning Errors CT the
visitors were costly. Kilen was bated hard but was
spleacidy supported Young hit hard throughout the
game but the Senators bases poorly. The score
S ws,siss,On ...::::G ! 9 IS
ineto1 l. CieSe,ans 8. fItchers-Kiisen and Young
Baltmorr. June 1.-rimey batting in the third and
eighth innings won todlys game from the Oroc,
por Of the Clncnnat.. lcaly hit on the arm by
pitched ball eighth inning, and gave way TO Cobb
The
G Cllsnsssi ... ........ 9 9 J Ra -c
B,sehits- Baltimore 8 CINCINNATI Errors Baltimore
s. Cincinnati l. Pchers-lealy, Chamberlain and Cobb
JHpire-Maeculiar
Trenton, June 1.-The Princeton University ball
defeated the Lawrcnccvle School nine here today by
score OF IL The school boys played well. holding
team down TO four runs for SIX innings.
BnghamtOn, June 1.-The home team played agains,
the Athletics in fine form to-day batting especially we'll
They won by q score q TO g.
Syracuse. June 1.-The Buffalo team was outplayed al
svSy point to-day Syracuse winning easily by OF
10 to o.
Elmira-Game with Albany postponed rain.
N Q poor game ball here this afternoon and DC
featcd BIZ the Amherst '95 team 10 70 8.
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DIR. c1LLYER INVESTIGATES sPIRITUALIslf.

Among the hosts Of people Of all crcois and dcnomina-
lions who are glad TO call the Rev DR. Robert Colyer
their friend many spiritualists Recently Of
these endeayorcd Dr. Coy,r by taking him
given by Mrs Carrie NJ. Sawyer Of No. 232 West
Twcnty-nrst-.t There the usual mancstlons but
none Of DR.. Colyers dead relatives appeared In
speaking OF hi. experiences yesterday DR.. Coycr said
Il know many intelligent and honest people be-
lieve In spritualsm, and II there IS anything am
willing TO accept whatever be proven but the trouble
that while these people say 'scciag believing
is that with them believing is seeing. The power
imagination when honestly wants 10 believe a
thing is wonderful. The performance night left
more OF sceptc than ever Nothing done
could have been accomplished by the medium. after
slipping out Of the bonds which were supposed hold
her tied the rope whih bound her and got il TOO
tight that 1t had be o3sed her request There
nothing ethereal about the particular spirits who an.
pearcd for they each had tread which shook the noor
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WHAT r GOING on TO-DAY.

New.York Jockey Club races, Morris farK' -'oo D. He
Chamber OF Commerce II 80 p. m.
Newly orx- Pittsburg baseball match Polo Grounos
y. m. .-u..,oo
NewYork College for Training Of Teachers commence
ment o. -
Woman Suffrage League, NO Lexlng'oh'Ne' ~ lis
Trotine races at Fleetwood Park.
Xavier Ethical Society. No 80 West fliteeh'n'S'''
y. IN.
Brooklyn Orphan Asylum Society lawn party.
Syrian Society No. pa West Fortysecondst. D. H.
West Side Medical Society," No. IL West fotN-sc''
enth-st., 8 p m. - ~ ,oo
Metropolitan stenocraphers Association dinne' NJ '''
West Twenty tiird-st., evening. ~,
Music In East River Park by Hairs Olu "uaru D'
m
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MEETINGS And ENTERTdINMENIS.

regular meeting Of he XGXth Assembly District Re.
publican ORGANIZATION wl b. hold Tonight IN the head
quart.r. SlNty--.,cnthst aud the Boulevard.
The commencement cNcrci-e, Of the Newiork College
f the Training Of Teacher, will b. held at 40 Uni
ycr.ity Place to-day At 10 o'clock James McAistf
will the annual address and exhibits VIII b. shown
Ia the several department..
\ special Injecting the Rcpubcan Club Of East Or
angc will be- held tai, evening at o'clock In the head
quarters, at No 3I3 Mliu,t. last orange. y. j. Tho
Is called for the purpoe Of ldoptns eon'ttu-
ton AID elocting officers AMI governor
Tho students Of the Department Of Architecture u the
School Of Mine, OF Columbia College viii hold their mn
annual exhibition to-day from > until 30, and from $
until 20 D. The exhibition will De- continued to-
morrow aud saturday at the same hours
There Will De- an exhibition Of illustrated books aud
photograph, Of the Avery Architectural Library and OF
tie general COLLEGE library. In the library q Columbia
College saturday from 80 until 10 o'clock =. m.
The Iungara Ladio, ..id society. the relief Of
destitute fanilic., will give II, nth annual strawberry
festival in Arlington Hail. No. ~ 81. Marks Place.
Sunday o'clock y. IL.
The Ladies' Uptown Aid Society. Organized Cor the
purpose helping poor and needy Hebrew families. VIII
give sacred concert and strawberry festival the Cen
trail Turn Necin Opera House. at SiNyseycnth-st. and
Third ave- On Sunday June II.
private exhibition Of the Walter Crane collection Of
original designs, decorations. water cporr and pictorial
iu.traons will be- given this evening at the galleries Of
Brookyn Art Association In Montaguc.st. Brooklyn.
The Metropolitan Stnognphcf' Association will hold
It's and reception for the present.
ION clubhouse, No. 1873 West Twenty -thrdst this
evening.
\ meeting Of the West side Medical Society VIII be
held 40 IL West FoItyscyentst this evening Essay
will read by Drs. John T. Nolan and g. r.. Whppc.
Tho students Of the intermediate department OF Man
haitian College VIII prize speaking contest ut
Hall Mndisonave and one hundred twenty nth.
st.. this afternoon at 80 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-02
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
MAYOR WANSER FINDS MORE LhAhS.
MAYOR Wanser sent a communication TO inc boarn
q street and Water Commissioners YESTERDAY: lie
calls the boards attention resolutions p'''eo Dy
that body on October II, 1891. and on January %
1s02 ordering 10 be paid to Patrick Cohh'S' lor
plling at Hackensack River, sums ranging from gov
10 s405 and aggregatng Si.7J2. lie says that no
reference Is made i'm either resolution 10 any Contract
on which the payments are ordered. Inc MAYOR
next cites a batch Of warrants ordered pald I" f"'lcA
O'Connor for connecting school no. % Win
sewer The total is ~ s72 30. None Of the warrants
was for over $780, but they were ordered para III TWO
meetings each batch being In excess Of 500 winch
Is the limit prescribed by law, to be paid wien no
contract exists. At several meetings. and Ia amounts
ranging from 1897 TO 475, the board ordered PAID -
Patrick O'Connor 1892 30 for connecting school
No. "a with "a sewer.
Mayor Wanscr says that he Is sorry 10 trouble TIC
board with these matters which have passed ana th'
while some are old they not nearly a. oil 49, the
law governing payments for claims where no contract
exists lie asks the board to explain It's action IN
reference TO these matters, and how much the WORK
cited would have est If done by contract Ii ap
pears him that the board has dealt out the cty ;
money With lavish hand and that rcctlessilrss ana
culpablc negligence have governed the bOnM In deal
ing with these sch0OlhOu,c structures.
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EFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
Mp CAyNOR REPLIES TO THE MAYOR.

MR. GAYNOR REPLIES I'd HE MA'Oh
,v rrx-rs TIE ACCURACY OF Mr.. BOODY's PUB
lie STATEMENT.
The controversy between MesSrs Aegier anu ''''
nor and Mayor Eoody was continued yestcrutS anu
.,r,d a more interesting phase by reason oil ie'c'
which william J. Gaynor wrote In reply 70 Mayor
rooav,s pubIlc settlement Of Tuesday. In 1t ie c""r
touslv bu positively denies the accuracy OF many VI
Mayor Rocy's remarks. lie saws that ne was ho' III
vtd 10 confer with the Mayor. but wcnt o' III. Wv"
motion With Joseph J. ODonohne ana Nlliam NcI,c'
% ,ro.o., against the undue remission OF taxes u"o
,r,r, the elevated reads. lie never favored INC "
,,.o,.,o NJ los. than 100000 In Payment oil ia'
rro,r. md was willing that that sum should De nc
c,ted nlv on condition that the future valuation 81
tho r,od should be placed nj T23o0oo OF hot ic''
than 200 600 mile In reeaF" 10 V"0 I '
ccciincs Mr.. GaynOr said
The Mayor has r. admit that was gwen 'o
rotcc Int In the face Of what one who has iol
loved thc matter know, to the contrary. saN' a"0
settlement was on the basis proposed by mt ""''
,hcn was it done behind me? The Mayor says
had ceased TO pay attention 10 the matter IL -
evident he thought So but he was MISTAKEN Inc
No~or docs not state what the terms OF the settle
men, for future valuation am assured thi' nav
nv t,o members Of the Board Of Assessors that no
voluotion has % much been proposed to thit hou'
7 have now stated the facts and am wholly "l'h"u'
fear TINT the people Of Brooklyn will doubt nv worn.
:, sooo oOC a mile is settled upon for the basiS vi
t,ur, in vo,Ion Of the elevated structures am con
,n1 but nobody in Brooklyn has 10 thank the MAYOR
fpri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-02

Travellers on The Long Island Railroad were sur
priscd to about dozen neat coupcs standing I'm
the ferry house yard al Fast Thirty f0urth-st yesier-
day morning. They also noticed that the drivers all
the same livery. The explanation was that this
the new cab srvce Of the Long Island Ralliond.
fl which cleanliness and ciyiity are 10 b, leading
featuHs. No tip, will be allowed and the passengers
will have nothing 70 pay but the regular fare. The
horses attached 10 these vehicles are heavier than the
average cab horse. but seem 10 travel well and being
In good condition. with harness. the coupes may
pass for private caTiagr especially for anyone whose
Initials happen 10 be l.. |. Il. II.
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y,es NORFOLK DIED FROM AFFIRMATION.

nr shen,rd held an autopsy yesterday on the Dohy
- ,,i.s LILLIAN Norfolk. Of Flatbll,h, and FOUND tmt
she died from nsphyAation. All Of the organs were
I'm q perfectly normal and healthy condluoh except '"o
boort and liver which were filed with blood as WIS
natural I'm person dying from Srangula'loh' M"h'
friends visited the house and looked AT the Dun,
Coroner Rooney has immnc!hd jury anu WIZ ''.'
the Inquest In . few days. IL" gave puirl permit
and the funeral Will probably be held to day
4 friend Of the family who has known them ior
many wears said that abou thirty years ago ~ NOT
folk who was then chief clerk I'm Brces drug S'ot j"
Fulton-,t New York, brought q chld INTO MS honS''
saving that ne found II the back stoop oil Br'cS
Store Thi, child the drl aiteiwarl kho"h d.
lillian Norfolk Mrs Norfolk adopted the child, Win
ont raising any question about the matter ana DonSh'
3, mn a. bcr own There was some speculation nj the
tlc n, 10 the pircntagc OF the baby, but after rev
wears II was forgotten, and she has always been Known
as NprlDlk's daughter