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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

Travel on the north track OF the Brooklyn Bridge
wa, stopped Yesterday afternoon fjr nb3ut ten minutes
The forward aNlc Of the first 81 train broke down
when the train wa nbout 100 wards from the New
York end Of the Bridge. The dannge slight.
"OId subscriber The problem 10 which YOU rcfc'
IS an advertisement. 80 attempt has been made III
ths Office To- solve II.
The now building Of the Hamilton Bank. az Nos
20 and II Hamilton ave. viii be opened u dav.
f. IIopldnson smith will lecture npon Old liu'a
ton Days for the benefit of the Lrs,l,n Home foi
Aged CCOrcd People IN Association Hall this evening
The police have been unable q, vet 10 get any trrc,
Of SIX ycarold Buncll Beard. who disappeared mys
tciously from I'm font OF his home. No. 80 south
FOur-st., Tuesday ana who Is believed by hi'
s;cpmothcr TO have been kidnapped.
\ formal welcome was rendered 10 the Rev. W. II
LAYTON the new pastor Of the Fist Methodist Eps
copal Church, in the paror, Of the church Thur,
day night. Mr.. Layton succeeded The Rev Dr. &. l.
Miller.
The congregation Of ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church, Bedford ave and Wl,0n-st, rendered rcrcp
ton 10 their new ,iJr. the Rev. DR. J. Wesley
johnston Thursday night. DR.. Johnston succeeded
the Rev. MIR. Kelley.
lecture on THE Independent in Polilic,7 will b,
delivered before the Erootlyn Ethical Association by
John \. Taylor In the second Unitarian Church. at
Clinton and Congrc-, sts to evening at -
short addresses will be made by Robert ". 1ayler
Lizzie OBricn, who the servant ol Mrs. Gcorg,
W. Dieter, at No - johnson IT, last week. ard CAV,
Mrs. Dieter glass OF milk just before leaving IN,
placc which made Mr.. Dieter sch and gave rise {,
suspicion that IL had been poisoned. ar1ai yne,
before Police Justice Walsh yesterday but was dis
| charged. there was evidence against her Dr
McManus found Mrs.. Dieter suffering from arscnlci
poisoning but She is getting better and there was II,
evidence that the girl put the poison in the milk How
| the poison got there Is unknown.
Kate o'Rey. eighteen years old. OF 40. Ji7 Dean
t.. died yesterday at the COntagiOu Disease, Hos
pital from smallpox, contracted by nur,ing he
| brother who was stricken with the disease Il monti
| ago.
samuel Guthrie, OF the Nineteenth Ward. was ap
pointed secretary Of the Quarantine Commission ",
terday, % succeed the late John h. Longcy cX mem
Der Of Assembly. Mr.. Guthrie formerly served in I'm
| Board Of Supervisors.
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NETWORK CITY.

Alfred Hughes the second officer on the steamship
CaxtCn, which arrived here yesterday from Rio dc
Janero was sent to the hospital on Swinburnc Island
sick from billions remitent fever.
Dr. Henry Rosncr OF 40. 333 Fast Eighty Third ST.,
who was charged by his housekccper Mrs. Annie Tres
dale, with having abandoned child on the Stoop OF
No. 30 East Eighty thisd-st April 90 discharged
y Justice Meade the Harlem Police Court yesterday
afternoon When the case was called, Mrs. True>dac
swOrc that she had idea Of making such charge,
and did not know what she was doing at the time
Judgment for 1924 43 yesterday entered against
Foxlall Kccne In favor OF Nicola Imandt who made
him diagonal fIock coat, price $50, January %,
$50, and repaired clothing from February IL. 1880,
TO July 80, 1890, for S37.
The third and fourth batteries Of the Naval Reserve
Battalion will 60 10 the Navy Yar. to-day for in
strucOn. The principal dri! will be with the new
guns recently mounted on the Vermont.
Tho Tribune yesterday received III from an. l.. c."
for the 1uft family, who were victims Of the Broad
way fire In Brooklyn April 30.
The new clubhouse Of the seawanhaka Yacht Club
at Oyster Bay will be opened May rs. The open
ing exercises will continue until Monday. May 30.
The programme for Saturday includes "A state break
fast for small classes OF soops and catboats and
naphtha launches
surrogate Ransom yesterday appointed John keenan,
assistant collateral inheritance tax clerk and Hugh
Mcdonald index clerk OF the Collateral Inheritance
Tax Department. Both OF the men are members of
Tammany Hall They were recording clerks In the
surogate's Office up TO the time of the appointment
samuel Bechler. four years old. who was found sick
from typhus fever in his home at No 81 Norfolk st.
and James Mckinley, thirty-two years old. who had
smallpox ut No. 59i Broomest. and walked tn the
Chambers Street Hospital, sent to North Brother
Island yesterday.
Tho new steel steamer NewlIampshire, Of tie ston-
ingon Line, viii take large party Of prominent people
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Ship Troop tpr cornug Havre snelourne, Ms in bal

ship Troop (Rr Corning. Havre VIA snelourne' N' ~
sUNsEr-wind at SANDY Hook. light. 5. cloudy
AtCiiy lsland-light. . cloudy.
Arrived yesterday ~,. ca,
steamer Bedford r Taylor Ports yn
raliar. with mdse 20 Phelps Bros d CO.. v tNm
Steamer caxicn t oils Janeo April me b bar at
. days with mlsc TO Dusk IL Jevons Arrive" d" ''' ~
Steamer seguanca Santos ApF,I g. va Brazil Mail
ss@ way kr qf Tiih s Ear as poD, and
, 3G Dominion SS"sn to old Dominion IS Co
CLEARED
Steamer Umbria (Br) Mckay. Liverpool via '"ee"''""
STEAMER wyoming ir, Rgby. Liverpool via queenstown"
r.amsr Wrspera Br Garrick Iiverpoo-itenue n o'
steamer MaTengo Br Whs'oR dnmaS HENDERSON Bros
Steamer Italia Ger. Reuter-. stet''n anu
stcsmrr Hekla DAM. Thomson ste''ih' Cope""'s'"
sIcaucf Rneia Ger Leithauser Hamburg-R CoIus
steamer sorrento (Ger. Jorgensen Hamburg r"''' ''
steamer veendam Dtch Van der Zee Rotterdam
steamer Hermann tBelg). Never AntweFp-f""cn hu''
Steamer La Champagne CFr. Boyer HayremA f%,se
steamer T sn er Fcnle 6f%iSou
Steamer Minioustan tFr). Escarras Chris'an" f"h'"
steamer Britannia tFr). Labuai. Marseiles-' E"e'i
steamer Birmania tIaD Pizzarci Mediterranean po'''
yeans cTosTen RiS ? % Is CO. VIA d
sf"nmer Saierno lGer assen, Rio Janciro Pernamouco'
&C. via i,aiiimore- Fmneh Edye CO. poo,nHct
am y nod
steamer Acne OBJ Sellers, kingston @c-ri"' fo'"
steamer state OF Texas Williams, BrunswickGa ana fer
naniina- & II Mallory d Co 49,, rocL sonvtlle- Vim
Steamer IiOquOis, Bearst, CharleS'on "i' "
L clyde A Co I,
steamer Tallahassee. Askins, Savannai-h "'
SAILED
e, tesror,a and Catalan for Liverpool; Jersey CITY
pristn latina unkirk Vlgilancn Rio Janelro g.
CIV az Erninghnm savannah; Iroquois, ChaII.sloh'
SHIN British Ambassrdyr for Calcutta
Bark Krimpen dc LEX. for ANGER
Also salcd-Via Long Island Sound
Steamer Bonavisfa for sydney. CD.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
ToxnoX B-saea. steamers Buiiao tbr), Nac'' an"
Ccuoglc fBr Duke. for New ork c.,o,oo mr.,
CARVED. steamer ol'y vi S''s" ND
t.f,ri frum New !, rk her 10 Liverpool >, -,
,,Gow May 81 sailed steamer Crcassia tbr) Hc"''i
wick, for NrW.Nork .. ....,or,ar, fDch,
POINT Passed steamer Amsterdam tDlCh'
S,cn,,r rom New York her way To Rotterdam ,.-
,ui, NAV steamers Francisco tlrl.
YoT Hun; N''l'
from Ncw York on her way 10 Hamburg. ,,,.A,
AMSTERDAM May } sailed. steamer ROTTERDAM 'D''"'
Euggcytru, Tor New \ ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
ELIZABETH.

The Republican Board Of Frceholdcrs for Union
County has about finished its work, and is ready 10
the affairs OF the county In good shape 10
the incoming Democratic Board. one Of the last.
Official acts of the present Board will lie TO make
tour Of inspection OF the county road system devised
and built under its supervision 1hls Will take place
Oh next Monday, when the Board will 90 the
entire system in carriages and accept such roads
have not heretofore been officially inspected.
An exciting scene took place last night at a meet
Ing OF the Elizabeth City Council Alderman storey
was openly accused OF being In collision with a
bidder for the city scavcnger contract for three
years. resolution offered directing the city
attorney 10 proceed against the offending Alderman
for misdemeanor the penalty OF his act being $500
fine. Alderman Storey got greatly agitated. and i'm
pOred his colleagues 10 let up" on him. lie made
an abiect apology, saying he in Ignorance OF the
fact that he had violated the law. The proof against
lin. however. was convincing and resolution was
carried. by bare majority, to lay the table the
resolution 70 proceed against him in the couIts This
was done I'm order 10 avoid more scandal. The con-
tract was not awarded 10 ANYBODY. the matter being
laid over until the next meeting.
County Collector Wood reports the receipts OF the
county for the fiscal year ending May 10 be $780,
oo3 90 and the disbursements $396,72l 80. leaving
balance Of S53,502 TO the credit OF the county.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

IMPURITIES IN TIE CITYS WATER SUPPLY.
Ever since the break In the conduit at Liberty-ave
in November the excavation at that point has been
left OPEN and In the heavy rains this spring, the water
from the surrounding region has run into the opening
and has made its way into the conduit through the
cracks in the arch, which have not been repaired.
The attention of the Health Department has been
called to the matter and sanitary Inspector Peacocke
reported yesterday that the sccpage OF the surround
ing territory pcrcolates into tho conduit. He adds
this statement THE prompt and decisive action Of
the City Works Department is imperative t. abate an
evil that jcopardzes the health Of the entire COM
munlty.' 49,
The matter was reported to CITY Works Commits
sioncr Adams yesterday and he ordered 1t attended to
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SHIPPING NEJy.c


PORT OF NEW.YOlK. FRIDAY, NAY O, 1892
ARRIVED.
steamer cry OF Berlin (Br) Land. Liverpool April ~
queenstown y. with and
Nav Co.
steamer Wieland tiorl kariowa Hamburg April "a
90 WIFI mfse anu passengers TO X Cortis. Arrived
Bar at 3.l5 pm. w.
steamer Amil6 GER Kraeft. Hamburg April 26 with
indse and passengers Punch Edye Co Arrived at the
Bar al ! 10 an 49,
steamer Brilliant tGcr Hoelck; Hamburg April 81 bal
last To Gustav Heye. Arrived al the Bar q a
steamer Venezuela Chambers Porto Cabello Curacao
ana !1guayrs with mdse and passengers lie Bouon Bss
Dalett Arrived 40 the Bar a Z n
steamer fenDasree Robinson Jacksonville
VIII mdse and Passengers to WIN CLYDE A Co
steamer Tallahassee. Fisher Savannah with ana pas
sengers 10 l. Walker.
steamer Roanoke. Huiphers Newport News and Norfolk
WIN mdse and pissengcrs Ia Old Dominion IS Co
steamer Richmond. Jonney. West Point Va with mdse to
Ola Dominion So - -
Steamer City Of w.Bedford. Wenyar. Fall River
" Dorden a. Lowell.
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NEWARK.
NEWARK
TROUBLE IN TIE PEDDIE MEMORIAL CHURCH

TROUBLE IN TIE PEDDIE MEMORIAL CHURCH
The domestic troubles of Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Bell of No 23S North Scventh-st.. EOseville winch
were mentioned in the papers few weeks ago. nave
now caused a rupture in the Pedde Memorial Baptist
Church in this city, Mr.. and Mrs. Bell were com
municants Of Peddie Church, and he was at one time
deacon. but about two years ago was suspended Tor
some remarks made by him at meeting OF the Baptist
City Mission. Mrs. Bell has been sunday school
teacher in the congregation and a most devout member
of the church. on Thursday Of last week prayer
meeting was held in the lecture and Just the
meeting was about to dispense the Rev. Dr. W. W.
Boyd pastor Of the church, called attention to an
article published in local paper in regard to divorce
proceedings brought by Bell against his WIFE AFTER
reviewing the article the pastor said he did not thlnk
people of that kind should be allowed to remain in the
church, aud he therefore suspended both Mr. and Mis-
Bell from further participation in the church services
Mr. Bell who occupied a front seat, at once chal-
enged Dr. Boyd and declared that he had no right to
suspend him. DR.. Boyd said he would call an officer
and have Bell elected without further words If he
would not 60 Mr.. Bell replied hoty, lat friends
incrfercd and prevented sceIe Bell then lett the
church al the advice of friends.
Last sunday Mrs. Bell was not in her usual place
In the sunday school ROOM ana when her class maze
inquiries and learned Of her suspension they at once
her reinstatement. lie referred them to Dr. Boyd.
but the latter refused TO comply with their request and
they left the school. saying they would not return
The class composed entirely Of young men, and
on the head of DIR. BOYD from many Of the cOngregs
ton. The congregation is also about evenly divided
Dr. Boyds action in suspending the Bells and ii Is
feared it will lead to u bad split in the church.
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NN'A(k
ARRESTED on SUSPICION OF MURDER.


Three men believed to be the murdercrs OF Shechan'
the pedler who killed stony Point last Fin
day have been arrested at MddletDwn, brought 10
ROcand County and lodged in the county jail at New
City They greeted BY an immense throng III
IlaverstIaw and threats Of Snchng were freely
nnde while they were for brc: time In justice
Krapp's Office. They Will b. examined tomorrow
mo Ming, when the inquest viii also les htd. lie
app.arance OF the prisoners core ponds TO That Of
tire. tIamps supposed 10 be the mdrtcrcrs. Inc
Rockland County Supervisors viii pay 300 for the
upturc If they are the right
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HOME NE US.
WHAT IS GOIXG on TODAY.

inspect Of ia r. siment AID I'd Battery. Wan Court
landt Park, afternoon.
Pony racing at Hampstead, i. J., afternoon.
LAYING cornerstone OF Church Of Holy Nativity 30
D. IN.
Reform Club dinner, clubhouse, evening.
College Ct the City Of New-Yor athletic games. Man
haitian Field, . 80 H.
Manhattan Athletic Club boxing entertainment. p. III.
Meeting Of dealers in hide, No. III Clinst. 10 a. m.
Columbia College Glcc Club concert, Madison Square
Garden Concert Hall y.
18th Re .incnt Officers reception Annoy, evening.
University OF the City Of NcwYork Athlete club games
Wet Brighton, >. l., 80 y. m
9TH Regiment oniceS' dinner. Clarks, evening.
Actors Fund Fair Madison square Garden.
Vl,-ar Students Aid Society, One.hurdredand thirty
fourth. ST. ard Grand boulevard, 8 80 j. III.
Music in Central Park by the 9TH Regiment Band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

Deputy Comfy Treasurer Gardcnr said yesterday
that there will be- embarrassment In county finances
from the refusal OF the purchasers Of the recent issue
OF bonds to take them The OF 5000 900. recently
issued to meet tie interest upon the funded debit Wa
tnkcn and paid for by the scamnn's Savings Bank OF
Ncw-YOrk The money Is not yet needed 70 prosecute
the work upon the arnorics. for which the bonds
now In dis utc issued.
John i. Mcyenborg. counsel for the county Is pre-
pairing the papers for the test suit and the matter VIII
probably be presented In court on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
INFECTED HOBOKEN OFFICIALS in COURT.
ARRA;cNEp ON A CHARGE OF CoNsPIRACY-RE-
CoRDER M'DoNOUGH SAYS 1T IS


Recorder Frank McDonough. Jacob brc'ueiu'
Justice OF the Peace w. F. Rusch. ana Johh "
Ravens, who indicted BY the Grand jury oil
Wednesday for conspiracy. were arraigned pei're INC
Court OF General Sessions at Jersey oiy sca'ei'",
Judge Weris presided In the absence OF juicy h'pp
colt Prosecutor Winfield read the indictment en' :
Ing them with having conspircd TO cheat ana deiiuu
one Ludwig and Weber. All pieaded ho' su
and were baed I'm the sum OF $500 each. c,
The story OF the conspiracy is as follows '"'i
Ludwig and Mrs Weber kept a disgraceui deh' d.
Second and Hudson SITS. About Two "o
ago sailor from one Vi tne 3d.,
steamers complained to Recorder McpohoaH' ,s
be had been abused ana r oppsu d Mr..
.dve.n and on his complaint, Ludwis anu "'S
80, Won. .rr.s,cd They gave bail for the Grand
lprv and resumed business. lew "cchS nv
another warrant was issued for their arrest io e.p
Ing "A disorderly house. They were wi'r'''>., or" ~,
40 New York. and the place was closed os '"o poOo
The two were indicted on the disoNeiN ho"eo 'e
and II was then discovered that Harry Il. barcH' d
80 noIor and Iusticc Of the Peace. had given bonds
for the dive keepers on the first warrant. win 'hc
assistance Of the New-York authorities. Barch so'
Ludwig and Mrs. Weber back III Hoooheh' anu s"'
rendered them to the HUDSON 'o"i"' 60, 49,
Mrs Weber then threatened Interesting usolosuioe
and II is believed that the indictments OF wednesday
are the outcome of her evidence and that Vi hu""s
So far as can be learned their evidence uoos "o'
,mnlcatc Recorder McDonough and his friends say
that he has been dragged into the matter because
he signed the bail bond in blank al the soh'''""o
of IIavens Ludwg's story Is that tnroush ue
tectve whom he docs s1o S. Was to yet him out Of
ironbie and guarantee him against further moesia-
,Sn a s 5hs" h got did aS under
Ber,zfeld asserts that all the money ne GOV RON Luu
Wig was for legal fees. Justice Rnsch 1t Is Sc, T a
Indicted for taking so from Ludwig. when me Ia,
ter was brought before him on the second Snocem
and IS being prosecuted by enemies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

down the Bay to-day on pleasure trip. The steamer
will 20 ont beyond Sandy Hook and show those on
board what a fine boat she is
There will be music I'm Central Park this afternoon
at o'clock, and tomorrow afternoon at the same
me by Cappas 9TH ReGmcnt Band.
The third annual spring games OF the Athletic AS
ISOLATION OF the University of the City OF NcwiorS
will be contested at Livingston, 5. l., this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
ORANGE.

Tho citizens OF West Orange held mass-meetng
last evening In St. Marks school Hall to take action
on the question OF bonding the township for the
erection OF new town han TO take the place OF the
building destroyed at the recent fire. Resolutions
favoring such action passed and committee OF
five was appointed to consult With the Township Com
mttee as to ways and means, The committee
consisted of BENJAMIN L. Williams. Frederick Cum
1lacp. Edmund Condit. David T. Green and Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
Will TIE corErs Or TIE LloroR.snors MovEl

WILL THE COURTS OR THE LIorORSHoPs NOVEL
The excise law is likely to make changes u '"c
location Of the police courts II provides that
no uouor license eha granted Tor premises usod a.
courthouse occupied wholly IN part for state county
or municipal purposes. The meaning Of This + That inc
hquorshop. In the buildings used for The fr' anu S"
District Police Court, will have 10 b. closed or me courts
removed to other buildings. The First District tonit
presided over by Justice Tishe j. In building at H"ucF
and Court St. the first floor Of witch & hquof-sh"
At and Reid the Second District court ",'
Justice Connolly sits Is likewise over liquor shop me
BOARD Of Aldermen ha, just voted h. lease building al
Grand and lIavcneycr s>. for courtroom Tor fo"''
Justice Watson at II 200 year. IL l. over liquor
shop and Mayor Body Will probably veto u" i'"u'oh
I'm Wow 81 the new law The police courts are
in buildings owned by the city and partially occupied by
police stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

BY comparison with custom prices
for suits of same fabrics the SIS to $50
we ask seems very reasonable and yet
it's enough to insure good cloth, good
tailoring and the highest skill in pat
tern designing.
Many well shaped men wear off our
garments without an alterations; but
where slight changes are needed to
produce proper fit we alter as the
custom houses do. That custom houses
have more alterations prOportionately
than we do is confirmed by the follow
ing from an important tailoring journal:
The cutter who boasts OF bc.g able to give genei al
satisfaction without fitting Is OF the family
the who asserts he never has an alteration and
the genealogical most superior purzons
doubtless sprung from "Analos."
Stores Open This Evening.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
' sioEEs ssa st.
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4 cALr. rNrrNnrn ro pH. rrnmrNE.

The Puritan congregational Chusrh has called pr I'd
ward j. 1e.hu.e 70 -, vacant pulpit ii'm 'arh pr.
Edwad rso.i resigned @ Wet ln-t fall. The
church oilers D.. Tcrhun' The s1tiy $1,000. mat
va, Maid 10 Or Inccs-oll. In Tcrhnae be, nll 4 Tho
purlt ior some time lie rcs gncd f.w moIrs ago
nom the FIRST E,fo.md Church. 90 Is dforia,r. whore
IA r.cciyoi - 900 H. 9, The husband % Ma-on
IIaiond. the w,ltknown wntf and was college nat"
a. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
Sunrise. 4 ~ set 65S Noon 800 IN Moons age |
HiIH wAIEn
/.M-Sandy H'k.. 40 Gov. Isid So Hell &c 6ao
P.M-Sandy H'k.. AL Gov Isld.. 5.33 Hell CO.. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

The BfoosIvn committee Of The Grant Monument Fund
Association held meeting In tho Mayors ono" ye-"iday
Mavo- Body J. 1 T. S:ranshan. General II. W. Hocum
Thomas G. smith aud H. ". Beam 4 N" committee"
cfe present General Horace Porter also attend a.
tho hcad II IN. a.-.c.aoa General Slucum reported
that the IaiI.ln BooKlyn subscriptions amounted o.
- 600 Gnd some subscriptions had beem received which
were not yet pad BROOKLYN had promised Z" give
$50 600 and only few had yet contributed 9 The iund
Tho largest ,inele subscription Ia! boon $1,000. One
reason why Brooslyn rad given 50 hit" W, tie m
that nine ,cnths Of her business me belonged u the
New.Yok exchange. and gave there before they wee
asked 20 In BROOKLYN and their gift weN credited 70
Ncw.Yoik Many Of tho Brookiyn subscf befs arc old
snldcrs and moor mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
ur1n1nR Lizzie sEATON,s MURDER.

ro-.Io Comhs coOrcd who chOkcd and ASA ted LIZZIE
50 a, a Young colored girl, last sunday morning at
NO. 31s Third-st, was formally committed by Justice
o'Donnen yesterday. the charge Of murder. the
girl having died on Thursday evening, an hour amer
Ter assaant was arrested When inquest has de
cided the exact cause Of the girls DEATH day VIII be
set for the wOman's examination.
A case Of smallpox was discovered yesterday at
No o7G Thirteenth-st in n tcnementhOusc district
The victim OF the disease Is young man named fco
man. County Physician and Inspector Allen went to
the house as the case was reported ana vac
cinated all the inmates This is the tenth case OF
smallpox reported SO far this year. Woman was sent
to the pest-hOusc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
HACkENSACK.

1t was announced yesterday that President Harrison
has appointed William o. Labash. postmaster at
HackensacS. TO succeed Captain John Engel Demo
Graf whose term has expired. Mr. Labagh is
welLlDOwn Republican In Bergen County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

Mrs. WINSLOW'S -OOIHINb u NUF.
nas been r-ed ol over lITY lLAiiS y MILLIONS OF
w,,I Pf1tFf, r SUCCESS. II >OOlHl> The CHILD,
S1tariNS TUE GUNS NLLANS all PAIN, CURES
WiYp toriC and H. the Efsr REMEDY FOR DIAR-
KIIOiA Soii tJ DRUGGISTS GA c,ssy part OF The
o'ld TWENTY-FIVE CENTS \ BOTTLE.
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Announce,prnts-

BnoycmITIs-Su changes Of The weather
cause broucliii trouble "Bf3'n bfoh'hlaI 1'oVne'
v hi gi.. relief. sold only IA boxes