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New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
FOR THE COMING y. Y. A. c. ELECTION.


Much interest j. ovinccd In the coming ANIMAL cleo
ton OF the New York Athletic Club. to he held on
Ionuary L. The ticket presented for officers and
governors BY the nominating committee Is a. follows:
president Barlow s. W'els: president. j. II.
Booth secretary. Augustus +. Docharty treasurer
H. W Jenkins captain. F.. j. Ginnnini; for governors
10 serve two years-Georce ID. Philips, g. Johnston
Eradih George Massey. John 6. Guic. W. ID. Scnrls.
n h. Turner y. Valentine, jr.. and james Whitley.
for governor to serve one ycnr. ). W. Hausling
The only active opposition viii be against H. u.
Turner W. r. la set Will M Independent
candidate against Mr.. Turner. The junior members
are fairly ovcrrunning the clubhouse and at the con
ca election tho following amendment 90 the cohshtu-
lion will be offered Tn" Board Ol "oNernofr Shhl
have the power elect Junior members Of IN" cub
amateur athletes not les than sixteen nor more than
eighteen years Of age, provided that such membership
shall terminate when the member atalns the age Oi
nineteen years Junior members shall have on week
DAYS only all the rights aud PRIVILEGES OF the clubs
tracks boat houses, grounds. cycle mouse, lch'hS
room and shower room until o'clock y. M. and tl"
use Of the gymnasium and sparIlng room and swim
ming tank i'm The city house until O'Clock p m but
other Of the privileges OF the cuD except "h' III
training for competition or eNhinuoha'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW EXPLAINS.

ABOUT THE HARLEM BRIDGE.

ABOUT THE HARLEM BRIDGE.
The statement published yesterday that the
New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany apparently defylng the secretary OF war
BY failure to construct higher bridge over the
Harlem River at Fourth-ave., TO admit of free
and easy navigation OF the stream. Notice was
given by the War Department Nnder date OF July
2, 1880, that the Harlem Rivt>. being one OF the
navgabe waters Of the United States. ought not
be obsructed to prevent free and easy navea
ton, and tho company requested TO make proper
alterations to this end. prior TO January !, 1892. No
alterations have been made, but Chauncey NJ. DcpeW.
president of the company fully explained last evening
the of failure to comply with the directions OF
the War Department. Mr. Depew said
AS soon as notified b. the secretary OF War OF the
requirement elevating the bridge to the height o
twenty four feet above high water the Central dc
tcrmincd 10 comply with the dCmtni. The secretary
of War had discretion to pospone action where there
we're difficulties in the way. The difficulties in Tie
way of the Central that legislation was required
to permit the company 10 raise the grades 30 aS to
get upon the bridge after IT was built had pre-
pared and sent Albany two years ago bin
authorizing tile raising Of the grade, 70 get upon
this bridge nd the approaches on either side, the
whole work be performed at the sole expense OF
the New-Iorh Central Company. The bill passed.
both houses and reached Governor Il so that 1t
WAS among the bills his hands at the close Of the
Legislature.
He declined 10 sign 1t the ground that the
matter should be more fully Investigated and re
ported on by the city authorities before such Il Dill
should 20 into operation The Central Is anxious 70
build four-track bridge upon the requirements OF
the Secretary OF War, and would give the contract
ont tomorrow II there any law under which II
couo get its trains upon the bridge by elevating
its grade high enough for that purpose aiter 'he
hrtdCe WAC bnit The Secretary Of War appreciated
c dculty AID has postponed t.S ACTON , Sts gn s1 11
os snon AS the authority be had from the state
Tor tlis purpose. the contract Will be let and the
York mn sled TO completion with all possible speed
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
Ciln Rea! Cetate 60 Get.


A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YOEk tribune WILL BIZ RE-
tEGNED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
40. ,23S Br91dway, corner ia rty-iir-.. ST..
D. M; 30 West Twenty -5hiri-,t.. corner
shave; 10 Gth-avc.; 1913 Fourth-sve.,
come. f0uTD"n:h.st
EOE LtASE.--Naclnt lots on 18th. 10Th
ana = th st,., between Avenue and
lest River; also small bricl. building on
l9th-st. Apply 10 II. D., or JOHN U.
BKOOkM ". ~ l,Nchangc Place.
OI EAST 71rH-ST.-'ro let. this charm.
ing new I'M" house. with plenty Of
room: Handsomely decorated rent. y 100 !;
permit unnecessary. OWNER. Room 30,
- tcd1r-st. > until 3.
80 EAST s9TH.ST. corner OF L"xing-
i ~ tOn-aN'.- Handsomely decorated.
roomy house; r'nt. $1,000: can hc hid for
torn OF year, At bargain: pe-mt un-
necessary. OWNER, Room 80. 70 Cedar
ST.. until 8.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02

ro, Ncv.EnrI,nd Ia.ton N.w.york. Eastern Penn
.yly1ni, New.Icrscy. Dcawirc, Maryland. District o
columbia virginia and Carona, rain. except fair In
Maine tomorrow; slightly warmer, except In the Caro-
lin1s: -Ou.hcTy wind-
For Georgia, clearing, colder.
Tor Florida Alabama Mississippi. Louisiana and Texas
generally fair; much cold- except In Eastern Florida
fair SUNDAY.
For Arkansas and Mis-ouIi, fair two days colder
For Western Ncw-Nok. West Virginia. Western Penn
.yl,ana and Ohio. rain. cold wave by sunday.
Ior Tcnn,>-c. Krturky cold waNc; ialr two days.
ior Indiana, ram, turning 10 snow I@ii SUNNY cou
wave.
for Illinois Visions and Upper Michigan Gearing
and colder
For Lower MchgIn. rain. turning to snow in the west
cold wave.
by S.n11y. - =, e,,
Fof Mmne.ta fair colder in the east. warmer bi sun
day morning ia the west.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
CLEVER PIGEON-SHOOTING.
GOOD CONTESTS on LONG ISLAND.
NEw-YEAR's MATCHES OF THE wEsTMINsTER
KENNEL CLUB

NEW-YEARS MATCHES OF THE Westminster
KENNEL CLUB.
The Westminster Kennel Club celebrated the New.
Year yesterday with successful pigeon shoot at the
clubhouse at Babylon, l.. !. special train left the
Long Island City station shortly after @ 80 A. H.
and took about forty members OF the club and their
guests to the grounds and brought them back as soon
as the shooting over. Shooting was begun shortly
before IL O'Clock and the weather perfect for the
sport Tie sun shaded under thin drapery Of
clouds and there was little wind. James Mortimer
who is in charge OF the club grounds. lad procured
as level and good a set Of birds few from a
trap, and the kill, In many wonderfully
clever.
The first contest was Anybody's Cup s. handi-
cap. miss ard out. and nby Il. p. Lawrence. 30
yards, with d clean kill of Ave birds. Tie Others in
the match were g. de Forrest Grant 2s yards. o: II. W.
Livingston - wards, l u. G. de WITT - yards, . :
6. l.. Knapp 30 yards, 4; T. Patton, % yads, I. H.
Hitchcock, - yards. o.
The next match was for the " Allowance Cup.' en-
trance 50 conditions 2G and - yards, two misses and
ont others mis-, and ont. There cup, but the
purse divided between Il. B. Lawrence ana g. dc
Forrest Grant. Sco Cs: X. Il. Livingston. 81 yards
IL: H. Y. Livingston - ya:ds. o: r. Patton. 26 yards
o: G. G. de Witt. .; Mr. Crockcr. 26 yards. !: l. Il.
Hitchcock, - yards. s W. Eauch - yards. G.. dc
Forrest Giant. % yarlS 10 f. l.. Wilk, - yards. ;
H. X. Knapp, 20 wards. &c. L. Knapp 30 yards, :.
The New Year, cup g. entry. brought out thirteen
competitors, and by A. Bryan Alley scores
II. b. Lawrence. 30 yards. 3 II. w. Livingston -
yards, r. Patton, 26 yards .; q. G. de Witt %
yards 3 Mr. Crockcr 26 yards, - F. r. Hitchcock -
yards 4; IL. x. Knapp, % yards, :; W. Rauch 90
yards, l g. L. Knapp. 80 yards A. r.. c. Clifford
% yards. 3; i. L. Wilks - yards. l c. Dc Forrest
Grant 2s yards. 4 A. Bryan Alley. &c yards. o.
The last competition Of the day was the Happy New
Year cup. miss and out, and was won by II. W.
Livingston. The entrance $40, and as this WAS
selling sweepstakes it the richest prize Of the
meeting ScOres-R. B. Lawrence. >. yards. 6; g.
de- Forrest Grant. - yards. 4 g. L. Knapp. 30
yards. ~ Bryan Alley - yards J.: G.; D. Iner'rsoll
- yards, 6; II. n. Knapp and IL. w. Livingston, ~
Yards : r. II. Hitchcock. - yards, 3 Mr.. Crockcr.
2G yarls, . w Ranch, o. G.. c. de Witt. % yards. !
Il. Patton, 2G yards D.
Besides those who shot there were present y. j.
MONTGOMERY, F. l.. Kelman. Robert Waller. W. j.
WeS.rOte. G. Il. Smith. Joseph T. Thompson John r.
Lawrence ard Edward ". White.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY
NEWARK.

Another case Of smallpox was reported Yesterday
the victim being Robert Fntor six years old Of No
Coolest. The cAild was sent 10 the pcSt-honse
The Young Mems Christian Association kent open
nous" at it, hall in CintJnst. Yesterday and during
The evening. and entertained manv callers.
The police Officials have resented the action OF tho
county prosecutor in taking exclusive charge Of t'r
lnv"signnon Of the Dunham murder mt Beleville. al
though me place Is OUT OF their jurisdiction and they
move ciluci>cd the methods employed 10y tho Couuty
anfho!ite>. The police have within the last forty
eieh hours taken the matter MP. and superintendent
ut i"icc IroWh = quoted aS saying that he would ap
prrhend the InuiTerers. ono Of the GtY detectives
said yesterday that IN" police would have the muir
dcrcrs in custody within few hours
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
HUNDREDS OF BOWLING CLUES.
LIVELY COMPETITION FOR HoNORS IN THIS CITY,
BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY.

LIVELY COMPETITION FOR HoNORS IN THIS CITY,
BROOKLYN AID JERSEY CITY.
Among the athletes of New York and Brooklyn.
bowling largely takes the place Of many of the
mer sports the season for which end with the coming
of winter and thus large numbers ~ devOtc Of other
pa s:imcs turn to IL for their recreation during the win
ter. Many hundreds OF bowling clubs are actively
takng part in tlc gam. early ia to lat, spring
and there ltth doubt that Its active adhcrcnts IN
this region number many more than those OF anv other
sport-possbly excepting baseball. Many leageu' OF
clubs are also formed and their tournaments attinct
much attention throughout the season. In the Amer.
acan Amateur Bowling Union. which IS probably the
most inportant o, these. there five sections Each
Of thceo divisions has teams OF five men from between
six and eleven different clubs and each has itS sorie>
cf matches The winning teams in these matches VIII
contest IN the final tournament later in me winter
for tie chief prizes.
In section one. which Is FOR clubs below Fifty
ninth-st.. in NewYork, the New-forlI Athletic Cno
and Manhattan Athletic Club teams arc having
veIv race for nr,t honors The former leads having
won fo1r pames and is without a defeat while the
Manhattan team has been defeated once and mas aiSo
won four victories. The lvanhc'sS clocly follow ths
Nsnhsttans having only lcst two games, but the ohe|
Nve teams seem be out OF the race Inc sfconh
section four clubs above Fifty mn IN st.. has eleven
teams contcsting OF these the Phoenix, Grip arS
New York b. c. teams lead. the first with nine VIC
tories and one defeat the Grips with seven gnm's won
and one lost. the last named with the same mum
her NJ victories aud defeats In section three for clubs
of Brooklyn, the Wsvery Bowling Clubs team leads.
having only been defeated once and having won tM
games The Monroes are second with hvc victories
and two defeats. In sections four and five Clubs
from New Jersey compete. In the former the Palma
Club leads without a defeat. while in the later the
Jersey CITY A. G. team are also undefestcd
The American National Tournament attracts manv
clubs each year and this sea@on no less than twenty
one have entered ~ thcs. the Apollo, Atalanta
and Fidclia teams lead in the order given. In the
s-rc. u the Jersey CITY Amateur Bowling League TIC
Pin knight team leads with the Klikow- second
IN Brooklyn fifteen teams arc in competition Tor thc
National tournament and of these the Ecos lead WITH
Tho tca m from the Naiuna Boat cub SFp;d IN IN"
Wlrelmen's Bowling League, which IS composed "n
,relv ~ teams from the bicycle clubs the New York
Bicycle Club has not vet been de:'at'Fl and mas -
have won five games and been defeated once.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
PLANNING FOR A NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE

Chicago Jan. IA dispatch from st Paul. Minn.'
GAYS. "Thc St Paul Association franchise has been
turned over 10 John VI. Bennett the Minneapolis base
h,u enthusiast Mr. Bennett IS backed to the extent
- GOO ooo NV a leading capitalist. and 1t. Paul men
will take stock but Mr. Bennett and his hackers insist
an ,etaining a controlling Interest. sam Morton.
who was 10 have managed the Chicago American ANso
citation team Is here. and negotiations are being made
10 make him manager OF the new club Mr. Eennett
will attend the Chicago meeting January - ana VIII
rga that the monthly salary limit shall not exceed
., 500 or ~, 600 lie will also favor single
~ ave months instead Of two seasons OF two and one
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
BOARD an0 Rooms.


4 DVEETI~EMETT FOE TIM NEW
a YORK THIRCEE WILL BE RE.
tElNt.D AT THE CPTOWN OH GCLS,
40. 80 - BroadVAy. corner Thirty -tr~t-- -. +;
l,lfO BrolGwt'. corner -c,h-st., until 9
p. Ia; 21O W,st twenty .hlri.st. corn r
~th-Ifr.: ~ G'h aNr.. ljJ loIrth.Iye..
corner ogltc.nth--t.: 100 Ih.rd ave. cor.
nor Flrtv--rycn'h.-t. c.J Thlr1-a'e.. mar
SiXty-g..t->t.; Los f.r-t-dyr.. l0b " u
iuT. ->rr0ud.>t., 100. tolrWlu--ahr :
Il-O N.nth-aSc.. conner s2i.st 80
Liu.rty.-t. >. Avenue a 1923 IhiId-ayr..
,ui No n NILiN OFFICE. iS0 l'>f one.
huutr i and tf"rfy-nf'h-sf.. Up 10 ,. M.
ird poo ". sf Our-hundf d-Ind sent, -ittth.
-. AZ REGULAR Office rates.
I'IASO HOTEL. - EAST loFdSl -
Ec,t9uunt table d'hO'" rooms ttiN,
vnellt. ,slfh nr NitllIt board elevator ,
public. Irisa;o dnInc.foom.
mo WAVEKLFY PLACE. Washington
IU') square Two large handsome rooms ;
al.o .lrsl" rooms. eNcrll.nt tablei rca,oAa-
BILE central location.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
pr11IyG coyvIc1 ulyrrs At woFE AGAIy.

PUTTING COyVICT NINERS At WOPK dGAIN.
Knoxville. Tenn. Jan. (Sp"cial-Thc state to ohaN
sent eight miamen - Coal Crck TO arrange ior INC
return there ~ over 100 c0uvict,. who VIII soon DC
paood at VOL, In the mine Of thr Knoxville Iron com
panv The rtatc on o., have decioed 10 work the
convlcts I'm tie Fas; ~ ..fsee mines whcm they were
released and are taking every prcantion to avoid an
other wholesale release The miners and their friends
Throughout the mining scci.on refuse 10 say anything
about the return Of the convctS but Is bevcd they
arc iu, a, determined ever to keep them from work
Ing I'm the mines M i0rblr i,tancc may be shown
thc -tttr troops, bVt with few cckl'>, asi;a'0r>
.,n,ng thcn 20 Ac not resident miners. il J, doubt
fuI II hlOOlsicd can he aVoidcd.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
ELIZABETH.

The Democratic majority IN the Elizabeth City
Council for lsa2 are at lagserlcads md a result
the board suddenly adjourned last night without elect
Ing any city officers. The anti Albeit faction Is cnraed
over the removal by the Democratic caucus OF DR..
James Green. jr.. from the office OF city Physician
and have managed 20 bring influence enough 10 bear
on certain Democratic Aldermen 10 break the slate.
There T. also tr c the street Commissioners hi p.
some Democrat 'atN rem Ing Z, vot" for the retention
OF the pr,-ent cumlent. Patrick Mckc0n. although
he got the caric, nomination. Mayor Ran!in'S annual
me was read and then the board ad! burned until
next Thursday light.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
THE ST JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.

St. Joseph, Mo, Jan. 1.-Authentic Information is
given out here that the Union Pacific will relinquish
the management OF the st. Joseph and Grand Island
Railroad In the coming month and that ". p. Robin
son has been informed that he would be appointed
general manager. Mr.. Robinson was general manager
@, the road at the time fell into the hands OF the
Union Pacific. Mr.. Robinson has gone to New York
10 consult with President Benedict.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
THE WElTHEE REPOR r.


Washington. Jan 1.-Thr uoug-l.kc d'ptc>slon which
,X'eudd from Texas ~ L1Ac superior last night has con
,.ai.J H. energy over Ita NichigOn tonight. causing
cAlr, and heavy rain snow Ia The lake regions \
Gearing coud toi Of great Hafitude ana very ow tenn
pia,uf ha- drye,pcl Maniota. lilin or snow has
fallen IN the lake rcc.nn'. the od' and tie Mississippi
valleys. The tmuer,gic has fallen in thc Missouri and
tc, M.s,,inIl valley, ard the Southwc,t H. hIs gen
elolly tf.rn esewhuc. Rain MAJ be- expected IN The
Atlantic states ana lower lake rglon ana snow. iQl
lovd hv clearing In she upper MI ~i.siipi valley The
fcr,ueiatlrr VIII rise The AtiHr Coast ana generally
fall WcsLNa d 10 the Mississippi valley.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
furnished Rooms.

4 IANpSONE SUITE, = rooms. $50
n monthly also srua.Erooru- Gentlemen
cnly. - Vest 22d-st.
A DOCTORS ONCE. also sleeping rooms ;
n private family n,sr ll0'h.Nt. stit oa {;
n'-t.claos locston. $50 MaaAAttan.av".
At 81 IRVING PLACE-sult"; square
~ o. hall drooNto"s. furIlshlng',
house. Al.
a DvTRTISrMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
tEINiD At IHE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. 2.iS Hro0dway. corner Thirtv-hr't.st.
i,ii0 Broadway, corner .uth g., Lnu. y
D.. III; 27O Wet Twenty -thiri.-t., corner
Sth.ayc.; ~ Gth-avc. loJ Iouith.ave.
corner Fourtc nth-.t. 100 Third ave. cor.
nor rForty.soS.nth.,t.; | o-G Third.afc.. near
Sky hr.t-,t. LOS Flr,t-alr.. lOo West
For;y -second-,t. OI2 Coluutus-aVr.i
10 Ninth-aNe.. corner l2l.at C9
Irertv-.t - Avenue \ l.3.A Thlrl-av".
aud the If lNRLFM OFFICE, $50 Fast one
Lprdr d.iid idtwcnty-ii'th-s up 10 . y. NJ,
and 2OG Wrst Ouc-hun1r d-and-ts enti hfth-
IT. ~ regular ono" rot's.
s,AST WASHGNDTON PLACE. 30. 30
u Handsomely fun. -hcd, warm. com
foriahlr loor. choice do"nto"h location
for tho winter.
rs PRIVATE FAMILY.-Cou Tor able
largo and snail heatd furni>h'd 20 ms
fionl - 80 French board II desired. wine
Included. Al. $50 tl>t d'th--t
II uXEEE HOUSE. corner Broadwoy and
IL Ifou ston. st Comfortable rooms Tor 80
-cnts p"r dav and upward.
InD.NT. o3G WEST Elr-au' large fur.
+ = ni,hcd. heated rooms; board optional
fable hoafh
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
FULFORD WINS IN TRAP SHOOTING

Harrisburg. Penn. Jan. l.-E. D. Fulo.d. OF Harris
burg. has once more demonstrated his hight to be
called the champion trap shooter Of the world. lie
met Captain Jack Brewer the late Champion for the
ffth time today and again defeated him. Killing ninety
s1 birds t. Browcr's ninety fOur thereby winning
purse Of 500 and adding TO his laurcl- The con.
test feature Of the tournament established by
The Harrisburg shooting Association Of which Fulf0rd
Is member. and fully 1.sOO people including many
women, witnessed thc contest. Both men were in fine
form
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
lressmakin9.

A RTISTIC d-cs>naking; lmpo ted fash
n ION, hotel orders at snort notice good,
uurcha,ed Il desired Mrs. McELROE. 81
last 9th.-t.. opposite pennlngs.
A kTIsTIC pKF>sMAKING. perfect NJ
n ting c0>tumc-. jackets and Wiap,. ;,
handsome Grc,'rs FOR Sl2 Mine. OWEN,
2G2 W,-t 23d.st.
"A YORK TElBU Ne WILL lie EE.
.CElVfD At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. .23o broadway. corner Ihi -hr,t;sI'
l.ii0 Bloldwly corner 2Gih.st. unll .
p. M; 20 West Twcnty-third-st., corner
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corner Fourteenth. ITO Ihlrd-aNe., cor
ncr Forty.sc, enth-st.; .O-G Third-ate., near
Tortv.Second., O92 Colimpu,.avc.
II'iit,yt ,rty..t.. 81 Avenue A. 1873 Thlid.ave..
ana thr HARLEM OFFICE, $50 Fast One.
hundr d.and.twcntN -hfth-st.. up 10 p n.
aud COS West Onc.hunIr"d-and-t" cntJ -ilith-
IT.. at regular Ollie rates.
EtS>NAKER wishes work bl the
~ dly: terms, 81; ladies or children
Good ntter: T.uiodeliing nicely done.
Mis-, IL. l.o+5 rarh-arr.. near s1th-'t
nEEssMAKER.--GooI litter. good dra.
~ p,r: usually p - per day reference, {;
viii work for II - next week. Miss NJ
2ji sth-ayc.
EE>sMAXER wants few more custo-
- mos: cut hy ;. T. Taylor, system
suits. - up. pn"ct satisfaction guaian.
;rrd 3i2 Ea-t 5l>i-st.
EF.SSMAKER wants more Work hy day
IL or at hone: cut by -Y-tcin NJ
STANDBY. l0s West obi-st.
DRIYNTE ~ iI.nery .nd dr;''n'ai'ins'
MARIE l. DAVID, from pa'is..practl-
wi r.I Furrier. Fashionable Mantle Maker
cloth. silk velvet garments renewed. 437
1th.aye.. near 3Qth-st
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
CHANGES on THE NEw.YoRK CENTRAL.

Yesterday the appointment OF Chief Train Dispatcher
Leland wadswor o. the New-Ycgk Central Railroad 70 be
assistant supentendent OF the Rome and Og
densburg division effect w H. Spice, his ssiston'
has been promoted post vacated by Mr. Wadswoth
C. A. Beach tT2inmaster Of the middle division Of the
Central has been Transferred like place the Western
division Mr Peach's place Is taken bv j. r. Leonard
tanastr charge Of service with headquar
trs a, Albany and Nh LeonaTds Pembcrton
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
TWO SING SING coxvIc1s PlRDoyED.

George Weider, who in 1855 was sentenced 10
twenty years Imprisonment ly Judge Moore. in the
Brooklyn Court OF sessions, for nans!iugter III the
second degree. and William COnroy, sentenced TO
lie imprisonment in the year 70" murder In the
second degree by Judge Van Brunt, OF this city, have
been pard0ncd by Governor I'LL and were released
from sing sing Prison yesterday. Weider Is thirty
MING wears old and worked IN the Office C the prInci
paI keeper. COnrOy is twenty-five years 0id ana
worked in the Otbing shops
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
JERSEY CITY

ono Of the sisters in st. Francis Hospital yesterday
afternoon smoke coming from the stable tho
ho'lstal grounds. she sent out an alarm from the
institution and number OF engines quickly on
the ground The fire was cxtinguislcd after tiialng
damage done. The noise OF the fire engine
caused excitement among the patients but they
W.,
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02

Tribune ONCE Jan. . a. m-Therc was more or less
eoudine-s yesterday lut II would pas. for fair
What tlc wind there wa cane first from thc northwest
end then from tn SOUL. ~ the Weather Bureau the
humidity was repcrt.d 80 at a. m. and 80 :
p N. The tempcr,lgre r5ngcd between 81 and ~ de-
corresponding day year ana -. higher than Thurs
day. 49, go
In and near this city today there will probably be
wsrMcr weather, with shoWefs
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
flats 60 Get, llnfurnishc6.

n NDICE 7.rooni Steamboat flt,. hall
u boys. 100 West Vith.st STEVENS.
p.h-aNc ami 3Jd-.t.
0INHE OAKLEN'." 2i2 Wcrt lith-st-
L thO,c" TOOmy apartments. beautifully
decorated. to let IA til new hoI-"; rrut-.
SO 70 500 goo mans s2ement; hall Gtt.hd-
ance strlct"-t references required.
s1rlIE WiESBADEN." 10 West 10Th
st.-Onr choice roOmy apartment.
ilirt r0or braUt.fslly decorated. TO l't il
thl- ear FUZZY managed hO -; rent. SO
st.lcte.l references rcQuir'h
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
for Sale.

At REDUCED PRlCES.-50O second
n hand WOO AID ilJI WorAHg machines ,
iuily g.ar.ut,ed nschinrrl boush. aud eN.
caanc'd. nLOIiGE y. EDDi. 59s Madi-
-ou--t.
A DN rETI>l MGNT~ FCG TIE NEW.
- NOih 1ElBrNE WILL BE RE.
EINID AT THE IlTpWH on I'ts,
No. I .2iS iirDItW1V corner Tom tN-ir>t -. ;
= 30 y OIdWIf. corner &tiu-.i, until ,
=. M; 20 Wet Twenty ,thiri It.. corn
6th-a;e. lj- G,h-lvr- ~ IoIrth'ANc.'
corner Fouit~,uth--t.; 761 lhiTi-a>r.. cor
u,r Fnft,-,rvcnth-,t.; I o-G Ihlld-aNr., near
sixty nr~t--t Los FIr~t-3ND., 100 w u
forty-,ocond.-t. lO92 Coiur. .hus-aNo. ,
l.l7o Nnthayc. colnor 1t. %
aml thr u isLFM OFFICE. loo tlst One.
nundr q and .tv cnty-fiith-st.. up to . !. n,
and 9O6 We>t Onp.huuir d d.and-twenty- tt;h-
IT al regular oAicc rlt'r
ID DOK STORE.-For sale chcag II sold
ID AZ once. established SECOND hand book.
SIT oariy AID cigar storr, Slchpess cause.
1858 slave.
A>uiIE'> DESK and 1G.roo' table.
y aniigu. oth. for GiygOod5 store or
pharmacy. ljj rank-st.
NOR SALE Blcyclc. j@-lnch Expert Co..
i lrmhil: nr,t-cll.- condition 'l.!-e' AZ.
Ing. COLLINS. i03 Eu-t s"t'-'t.
\ ApY MUST SELL beautiful 3.pcdal
II 500 upr cht PIANO 70: $50; sacrifice.
33I West A2d->t.
- ptirht. IN good ord,r; must Be
i sold Waut of room. lG2 AlIcn-'t.
81. 800. 0O05mlssdhas.'AsTisH sis p'Fst,'GG pnFst 2e
sI7j Iusr,;eI catalogue free. DANIEL
i. BEATTY. Washington. y. j..
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
Real estate 10 Gxcbanae.

u town; 20 minutes distant, adjoining
DEPOT Pennsylvania Rall'old SD track
opportunities suit1blc for iactOri"-; also
clty property. Address ATTORNEY. Trib-
uun lNIln