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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
A UONAN'S TALE or POVERTY md DEATH

MRS. SINGELMANN LOSES HER HUSBAND AND
HER HOME. AND EXPOSES HER SICK CHILD.
pitiful story OF poverty. suffering and death
was told yesterday al the Bureau OF Contagious Dis
eases II was told by Mrs. Lefty Sngemann. who
thought the Health Board intended 10 take away her
little son, who III with measles. The woman
lately lived with her husband and her young son Ed
ward in a tenement house In East Eghteenth-st.
Her husband dying With consumption al the
time and his sickness had brough, the family 10 the
extreme verge OF dcstliution. The landlord dis
possessed them for non-payment OF The rent about
a week ago. singelmann was taken to Bellevue
Hospital where he died on Tuesday. His vii" and
little son found shelter I'm the rooms Of nciehl0r.
but few DAYS ago the boy attacked with mca,i",
and Somr person In The house sent request 10 the
Health Board remove the child Information that
the hoy was TO be sent 10 hospital was si"cn To
Mrs. sngcmann Tuesday. after she had been told
Of her husbands deata. and she becarc AySirricdl.
Taking the sick boy In her arms She carried nm Z"
the home OF her aunt Mrs. stewart. al No. Ia;
Eldrldgc-st. ana lef: HIM there Will" she went 10
the hos vatal 10 look at the body Of her huSb1nt
Inspectors Of the Bureau OF Conagiou, Diseases w"r
searching for the sick boy later and Mr.. ~nSriHldni
was told that She lad committed an offence by "vaf
ing them. She Informed nj the Bureau yesterday
That she might keep her son In the house IN Edrdg"-
ST. n care was taken not 10 expose other children
in the TO measles. Alirrl Hingelniani, her
bro,her-n-laW, who lives at No. liz Avenue j.. 'alh
he would have her husbands body buried III TIE
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-It has Just been discovered
tina, the official and Typographical maps OF the city
were never filed In the City Clerks once Inc maps
were made I'm 1871 by a survey commission composed
., c.narol G.orre B. Mcclellan. General william b.
Franklin r. NJ C. Graham and Peter Il. Van Mst.
civ Clerk C;,ldnsI has made thorough search q
MS Once and failed to find the maps or any record
~ ,b.r having ben filed required by tne lrsls'
,n,,v act creating the survey commission The Com
mon CSunsel has directed Corporation Counsel Will
ian, y stewart 90 learif What has become OF the
mans and 10 tab. whatever steps may lie necessary
recover them.
Alderman Edward J. knaucr said at a meeting OF
.,o conmop Copcu that he understood that Van
Us, had the maps Van Alst declares mat me cry
.tili owes lin . large sum for work done IN laymKE
u, tho uIacr and saws that when h. T. paid IN iull
a viii deliver to the city anything In his possession
10 which the corporation Is entitled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
CorRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-Gcneral TermDcfore X,n Erun'' r. j.
FO sSac s@a anst,
cas"%s saea At : siG'T Temrar oBep
III 2,os Gioo , 80 80 2s 49, 5ca
az ;Ss sg e!,s 2iio '9 2ts9 ae,sh
supreme touspeeial ie%-rar: ,s, ore 'eaS S
}No 10, "a 5i FOL 49, sS 1919 Sio sl sl5 81. si'
az tf sis S - ri n s,S c'gsS:
$3.50 ' ,o ' tsG co.,, SS, S S Sss 600
Scnda1 Nos Si's SOi 2'si 2s73 ~; Si'S ;sI i'O go
IirI@it coGrt-PaH I~Adlournei until May g. ,ou
Circuit ,ourt-fait II-l'eIore Andrews ''-a'e' f'"
cirtat cOur,-ra, Ivbeforc Lavr nee '-c0'c' ''0"
r't suifiga,c, corr-Trial Tcrmp for Fitzgerald s.
VII Of lqd"S S,S G ESSSN %S sMg
ton casnd,r called 1870 o'clock stat o, JGstm
N. Of S,, H"f% E;n HS; w Win
Mcdonald Ku, Latch nIeta t HTody ran' fhoSp
'0t common on rca,Gcncra Tcrm-peors EOo9'tHyer
J c GsSSn 'PS rg fSTmIBeore DAILY C. j.
Nos on In ~ pca,rral Terupa Hcior' GIese,c.h
JNc 1852 li'3 1901 I5-" 80, no 49, i1oo '-'0
6ommot P.cas-Tral rerul-Parts ii and ili-N"'''f''
' uiS oo,-ener, TcrmAdjourned for the term
SUPERIOR Court-srccial Ictm-Bciore >eisNlch' = 80
superior coqEqu!'y TeF|unc, s 81, 5I''a sss "
So :u5 S % oil 81 q ~, ~ SSois Glider
"sy c,," on FRA, ~ rs GafSr rB.oc McAiam
:o'7 and I TIA, VI EFn;sT" pctore
No: 1859. 1898 1884. 1864 1915 1876 i'-' ''''
SS,y Court Special Term Bc'ore Van Wick J'-No
Civ coqrt-Trial rmrart Before Ehcno = 20
'-sa 1870 o1l- 1906. 800 ISL 20
I1S s5i 300 200 oe27. 2263 :274 1928 2si9 %
COS afi, $3.50 $50 no ~ -"-' -'''' -'''
N,,y Curt-Tria Tcrm-Par. ii-B;fo5s Me,.owh' 10
- 53ll 2.IJ 2G25. l116 p = EOS iot.' =. =; -
a,@7. siii -23 .s:: 80 3-S9 81 3s3i Ss3s
.,si 2sAj. $50. -eii' 29''' -'''' 900 '''' -'
S;r,-rr,l rcrm-p,rt Ili-i',,ore New uissf
"a. p7- i.9i. So. Gb5. l'?-, III 2.sS .ov
s ;s - S SOL 30 % ssSs $50, 49,. 9scs
500 .-.lc osiI osi. 2sii @sli. $50 2S2l ,. :,
Cty Cour-Trlnl rcrmPatt lN1E,'" 300, tt,T a.
.1ps l-I Hi-i lao ,,,. ,,..,,u. M.
,.t ~ Over ,nd T,rni"cr -Nooro lngf1hin y h''
sststnn, ID strict Attorney Mclntl"-N" daN ,a"l.n'
court II General Sessions Part town.. -, "Xu n,
,.,,nf District Attorneys Ma'dona AID braaleN-
| % 80. incluIN". ~. n N.r.i,o M,
| .,,u, III .. Attorney Davis Nos Z, ~ n'I'S''
Cour ~ General Sc->ions-i,a't l,-th,Hfr' % g,
md Assistant Disttct-Attancy WtcFs-NO>. u ~ III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
NEWARK

The Turnbull Manufacturing Company secured Q
Judgment last January OF slo4 60 against Isaac
Adler, n brewery collector, 'he value OF buggy.
Adler declared he had. no property but was found
~ have on his person jewcry estimated to be worth
g4OO Judge Trcsdale OF the District Court ap-
ponted receiver for the je~ery and ordered Adler
TO hand 1t over to the receiver. Ader's counsel
advised him to refuse TO comply with the order.
Yesterday .he was in court with his counsel
Judge Trucsdac ordered constable TO take Adler IN
prodmced a bond OF appel to the supreme Court,
which had been approve. by Judge I pepue' TT. The
bond acts as stay OF proceedings. 'udgc Irles-
then sent to Judge Deple, who responded With .
mar dntory order for tIP release Of the prisoner
and the review OF the proceedings in the case Be-.
fore the supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
THE PErROLETM MARKET.

There were no sales Of petroleum on the Con'
sodat.d Exchange yesterday until near the close
II the day, session. Then II 900 barrel, Of Ma
tional Transit crude certificates sold from ~
cents down TO 30 IS cents. Petroleum sold on tho
stock EAchangc IN Wednesday AT 80 Ia cents. Re-
flied petroleum did not change from Nc,ine,dly >
closing quotation>-b.30 cents gallon In barrels, 80
cents "A gallon In bulk and 5.95 cents gallon In Eases"
The foreign quot iiions wr': Antwerp. 4 fra iess
l:rcmen, 30 mark, and London, 1 l-Sai Id.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
THE COURTS.
nrs1SEss IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

III
THE CASE OF EX-LABOR COMMISSIONER PECK
AMONG THOSE ARGUED.
Albany. May 4-Tlcsc were argued In the
Court OF Appeal, t@-day
George wing ast. Annie l.. Bliss, aIp"llant-Suo-
mtt'd. ..,, Ian comn,nv
Loretta II. Randall agt. the National Ice company
OF New YORK, appellant Argued By u. IL. D.'""'
fnr uppellani Louis ". Pratt for respondent.
Mary l.. Race agl. Union Ferry Company Oh t Ncw
YcrK and Brooklyn, appellant-A gued w .. - 1iue'
bach for appellant; james ID. Bell Tor Respondent,
Ann Nc ,anus agt. William II. Wo0lverOn; as pr,
dont Of Nrw.York Transfer Company, appelAnt-Aii
curd BIZ John H. Hill Tor appellant; Henry och''''
Tor respondent. o,,or .nno,.
The People agt. Charles +. Peck and anomer, npp
lant,-A Argued by Edward j. Mcegan LOT app
James " Eaton, strict-AttOrney, ior re,p, ,h nr
mi, Is the action brought 10 determine VIM ror,
no. the tariff crculr, collected by Mr.. Pech, Us I'm ,h
missioner Labor statistics, which were s .s -, nm
public lust before last alrs election are OPP" " P""
Tic Inspection. 40 ,d ot.eoo Rail.
Francis (;urnan agt. the Delaware ana V,'es' ''
road Company. appcanl-Argued by u ~. ~, ~
brouck appellant; /. Cantino Tor res"ot.et 46
Day caleuaar for tomorrow Is No'' f"'' '
Az, 4j3. ,,, ,omorrow until
..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
SALE or OIL PAINTINGS AyD WATER COLOEs

me sale at auction Of collection OF oil paintings
ana water colors by various we'll known artists WIS
pegnh ~ the llolhc Galleries. No. so tit'hFN'.'
as' NIGHT There was II small ATTENDANCE ana NOV"
"ra" prices prevailed. MONDAY Rest ana VI"
III" h""d l" Mrrk"t' by John Macpherson OF i0hao"'
brought *i5o and 1923. respectively. Eugene N'r'
boeckhovrn'S "Nlcw In Holland" was knocked down
Tor Ti2o' Other paintings disposed OF were Arkow
iarpor John Faulkner. siCO "sheep' ana "oom'
pamoh' +. dc v. Brss0t. 300 each. ana Inc
Dea'h oil the Stag Otto Do Pcnne, Si'o' Among
'he pictures to be sold this evening wien tne SAFE
phn,eu from HE b. Gilbert Stuart for the fow'sr
n smmy' The painting WAS bought at ~ sae " a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
GryERiL GREEyES NINETY THIRD BIRTHDAY


Inst Lefor. the introduction Of Genera, M'Man"h
ms the speaker Of the evening, following ~" N'.' ~
tho Military order of the Loyal Legion a, the li"'i
dc Log,rot on Wednesday evening "'he''i "E''
~ oync made the announcement that May u would he
rho ninety third birthday of General George = "r"h'
IN. oAic,, living graduate of the mite" STATUS
Military Academy ard he wished that all IN" com
p,nion. would congratulate him and III" con'niha'FY'
Suddenly the 81 electric lights Of Inc nan were
,uruca ON nt fun force. which In addition 10 inc
nolf,hou>nni gas jc'-. gave the room marNH
,,,l,i,ncv and the 400 men prcSen; gave applause
nm, cheers General Greene who rnrc, misses "A
thinner Of the comman1cIy, arse ana cNpreSNei MS
rank,
,;encr,l Greene lives nj No. 81 Enst ForN-
g, IT.. VA, horn A, Warwick. X. l.. Nav u, l-oi
,, WINS Graduated from West Point IN June. i. !.
holm, acting assistant professor ol mathematics u'
Las: wear Of his academic course. Upon grauuau'h
n. vo, nppoini.l second lieutenant of artillery, lie
rc.trn.d from the AMY In 1886 aud engaged IN clvi
engineering hcng especially surc SNfu In surveying
and constructing railroads. lie designed ana buit
IN. reservoir IN Central Park cnlirs'd iuch bi'E'
and bull, the aau,duG over II. planned tn Dam al
uovd', corners and In 1871 mndr the plans Tor the
.u,,rc sewerage system of Washington. frrlv IN the
civl War he re- entered he Army aS colonel OF the
,Oth Regiment, Ncw-Nork Volunteers. ami on april
~ I-Gn was Commissioned brigadicr general lie
commanded a brigade 1T the battle Of Cedar Noun
,,,r en- \ucn>t O. iaG.. lie commanded the Second
Division Of the Twelfth Army corps 1t IN" battle OF
,n,lctnm and hal his horse shot under him. lie
also fought bravclv at the battles of Chancrllors-
vule and ,;cttNSlu and commissioned MAJOR
general March -, lou1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05

,, Hall today. The Rev. DR.. II. c. McCooK
r,ad and George Gluyas Mercer acted as secretary
Colonel peyton stated the object OF the centennial
- ~, = congress OF all nations to mark the l9ooth
anniversary Of the birth of Christ lie further sala
,h.t committee wouh prepare resolutions ana
nrc..nt them for adoption at public meeuhS I"
no held IN front OF Independence Hall Oh July H.
Tho resolutions will then be sent TO Chicago Tor con-
,.,,1 nv the Parliament Of Religions ut the
worlds Fair Mr.. McCOok said union OF Nh
bom,tans. Israclites and Christians would DE- re-
morkoble thing to accomplish. but II 1t couid D.
done II would be a most suspicious opening OF The
twentieth century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
A NEW SOCIETY or COLONIAL DANES.

A society called the Colonial Danes OF the State
OF New York has recently been Incorporated In this
city New York l. thus represented among the thr-
teen original states forming the National society
whose HEADQUARTERS are In Washington. The state
societies are independent. hut there Is board
PENNSYLVANIA. NewJersey, Delaware. Rhode Island
North snd sonth Carolina Georgia and Virginia. with
the District OF Columbia. are represented In the
National organization. The Massachusetts, society
mas Jus, been incorporated. Connecticut will also
nave Organization.
The newly incorporated society here has an nd.
visery board OF men prominent u the historic soce.
ties Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
TEACHERS AND PUPILS HEALrH ENDANGERED.

The dampncss in the bulldog In Will In"
New York Press Club Is holding it, mir has given
many OF those who have been compelled Ia remain
In the building any length OF Tim" severe colds.
superintendent Ja,per who has been In the building
number Of times looking anc: the school exhibit,
has taken Il bad cold. which has nearly Frustrated
him. The dampne,s has been especially trying TO the
school children who are In attendance every day 10
take care OF the exhibits made by their schools, -
many Of the children caught cold and their phrcn
protested much hat on Wednesday ia" school ex-
hibi, Of the fair closed. and II viii not BE- opened
again until this evening in order that some action
may be taken 10 overcome the dampness. The school
exhibit will be rcOpencd, however. this evening. al
though fears expressed that II viii hav" TO be
closed permanently, the parents Of the children In
attendance objec' to placing the health OF their ci
dren in jeopardy.
superintendent Jasper said TO Tribune reporter
yesterday In reference II the complaints made by
school teachers about extra work 70 prepare school
exhibit for the Press Club Fair, have only 10 say
that ! am surprised If such complaints hav" been
made .chool teachers apt to OBJECT If any chang
4, made In the ordinary routine OF school WORK u
Is true that they get extra pay for the work they
do for tbi, fair, but the city pays them for many
hour, OF their time every day, and II has right ia
demand OF them any such extra work II II /, done In
the school hours. If parents complain about Their
children being taken from their regular studies ir
order 10 prepare IN cyhbl, for The fair, they mus
be mi,lnformcd about the amount Of time their w0rl
/ REQUIRES 1t was all done in few hours"
some complaint has been made about III" teachers
| who have had the school exhibit In chnrg" being com
! PEELED to pay OF their own pockets for the GOV
cring, OF the tables AT The fair. The teachers have
maid over 200 for this item alone, and the mum
her OF teachers involved I'm this expense l. conipar
tivcly small II falls rather heavily on them lcsier
day, however Edward IL. hoycr wesidcn, Of the Mall
PRINCIPAL Association, received letter from the man
ayers of the fair In which they said that the ehtir
| sum wOnld be refunded to the teachers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
STATEN ISLAND.

sTAPIETON-Th Board Of Police Commissioners
WAS reorganiscd yesterday, Commissioner fhihp
VOLTS term expired and Distric'-Ntorn'y fiuse'a"'
tho Picard of supervisors and County Judge stephen
n s,.nhens met rs a Board OF Appointment 10 nil
tho vacancy They reelected Mr.. Wolf. Then the
other commissioners resigned. They were George
G.. Hubbard and Nicholas Muller. Thy were at once
reoppdnted The term, will be i've years. Inc
term had been three years. law eAtrhllne lhe 'rrhI
members then went to Richmond and gualiheh ihey
returned TO sapleCn and Immediately o:ganlAel oy
Hubbard treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
ADrTr'S JOURNEY TO AUSTRIA BEGrS.

Chicago. H.. May 4.-Jaclues Lieco A"u''' NV
Vienna bank employr. whore extrad'tion the A". ,..
Cove -nment asks charge oil forgery "as o..
East this afternoon and will be- given ih'o 'no
cus,odx ~ Dr. Won Palitschck. Consnltenern OF .hs
Austrian Government, at New-York his appiIc"''o"
for an oppeal to the Federal supreme Court hav'ns
been dismissed by Judge Jenkins this mullins"
Adult Is believed to be somewhat hishfy' anu en
precautions will be taken BY his sS me pscnSs
has said would DO preferable to his return W '"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
THEY WANTED TO KISS ~ corr

r. b. Delaro. an actor the son OF SELMA Delnro.
was on tria In General Sessions yesterday on the
charge Of robbing Minnie Wescot. OF No. 254 West
Twenty .nnh-st.. OF two silver mounted opium pipes.
she gave them TO him for safe keeping. and he didn't
return them. Judge Fitzgerald directed the jury to
acquit the defendant the ground that the woman
had him arrested merely TO recover her goods. She
did not wish TO press the charge. Dclaro fell upon
her neck In the courtroom and about TO kiss her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
c,I1roRNIA RATE REDUCED.

Chicago Nav a-Nt q m"ciins u ~" Chicago hall-
WAY ,.s,cintion today II WAS derid'd 10 1'ccP 'h'
Io!ni notice Of tho southern Pncihc' SAM" r. VIZ
.ouri Tndrc ard Union tactic that they would pm
f. rec, Ma, ; IN. ratc of -i4 10 nom the Missouri
River 10 California common pHns. ana - 10
Colorado common points. These RATES ar" 10
applv 10 ,4i,tbound ~ well ~ Ia w"s'bound. ia;
road, west Of The river have today ANNOUNCED RAJ"
Of go Chicago Gallon niG based on ID, ratr which
(. 10 30 into effcrf west of the fivrr on Nay D ih'
rate from Chicago Will lee cnrciiv" May ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
yrw pROFEssORsHIPS At DARTMOUTH.

Hanover y. H., May AT a meeting OF the
trustees Of Dartmouth college last night three ne"
professorships were established VIZ biology history
and social science. The chair Of biology Will remain
untitled until commencement. The chair OF history
was 0Ilcd by the election OF Herbert H. Foster Il
croduot, OF Dartmouth In the class Of 80. ana that
81 social science by the election Of Professor d. =
Wells professor Of history and political economy ~
Bowdo,n College. Brunswick. Ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
RUTHERFORD.

Six now applications for membership In the Ruther.
ford Military Company on Wednesday night brought
the total up 20 ffty.ture-thre, more than the mum.
Der necessary for mastering In. Captain Fly will ut
once take the necessary steps for recognition by the
state The company HIS leased Union Hall as an
armOry for year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
AN ELECTRIC ROAD FROM TOLEDO TO DETROIT

Cleveland. May a. Gispatch from Toledo says
that lo right Of way has been secured mo the heart
of that city for an electric railway from Toledo To
Detroit The scheme Is being backed by two noted
Michigan men, who are abunhantly able To carry out
the procci-,cnaOr Jamro Mcmillan and Millionaire
Joy The line will ,rik" OHIO just above Manhattan
and will have It's t"rminu, ~ III" junction of Oak
and summit SIS. The capital stock Will br nbout
600 900 and II Is proposed 10 carry pa os"ngcrs be
tween ia. two clil"s for IL %, compared with
~ 90 by steam railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
VERDICT AGAINST DENMAN

Charles NJ SWAIN an actor secured 'ei'''' ~.
1914 80 against Denman Thompson anu "s ~,
Ryer from Jury before judge Newourec'' "
CITY Court Yesterday for personal services. ~
alleged that he engaged by inc de'e"''"" w
March 20. 1888. for the season AZ S'i"'s t hn
,, rho s.,.op hogan August -, loss, ana le
PLAYED until December -, when ne was W. ',r' . w.
n. sued for his salary for the resi- vi 'le S"'" ~
secured verdict for the lull amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
PASSENGER MEETING CALLED.

Chicago Ma" f.--A meeting 81 the lilies In W."
Central Jrniic Association has been called for MAY
TO- IT,. matters - come before III" meeting are
mostly Of a iouiin' nature. though International "N
cur.Ou rates during III" Fair and ca.ibOind con
tluuUu, train tickets Will be- up for DISCUSSION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
NO SUMMONS SENT TO MIR. MEAKIM.

Washington, May AT the White House today all
knowledge OF any summons TO Alexander M"akim, OF
New York CITY, TO come here TO meet the President
was denied. 1t had been rumorcd that Mr.. Mrakiin
called here to confer with the Presidcn, relative
to the Potoicc appointment. with the lntimalon that
the place was 10 be offered to him. Mr. Meaklm does
not appear 10 be in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
MICHIGAN CENTRAL DIREC TORS REELECTED.

Detroit, May 1.-rh, morning the stockholders cf
the Michigan Central Railroad Company held their
annual meeting. After the reading Of the ANIMAL
report made public yesterday, the following were
re- elected directors the ensuing year: Cornelius
Vanderbilt William H. Vanderbilt Frederick W. Van
dcrbilt Edwin -. Worcester, samuel +. Iiargoe AMI
Cha,inccy VI. Dcpcw Of New-lork. Henry j.. Led
yard and Ashley Pond, OF Detroit; Frederick b.
Winston, OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
J.IIZAEt'Tif.

samuel s. Moore the retiring Republican postmaster.
was visited at his nome IL AHA ST. on wednesday
night by all the employees Of the Office, headed by
pou,mos,ar Sheridan Nr. MOore's Democratic sue.
coYsor ExAssemtlSman Foster and Mr. voorhees,
also accompanied hem and presented to exkost.
master Moore handsome gold watch and chain, the
pift of his former associates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

In the case OF Andrew ]. Boyle. the defeated Demo.
cratic candidate for Freebooter In the With District
q, lind son County, who asked for a recount on the
ground that Illegal ballots used and false count.
tnc r.sorted 10 in Harrison and Kearny, Judee
linn nee II Yesterday granted Iile to show cause
II is returnable ut Trenton on tile first Tuesday IA
June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05

shall be given special inspection card, on which snail
printed the port o! deparur name OF passenger name
Of ship date OF departure ard on indicated space for the
zeal o stamp Of the Consular medical ohcer The
baggage passengers shall be properly lsbelcd
J. q. CARLISLE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05

when the laughter OF the spectators caused the az
10 rap for order DcarO T. married fie "d' d"
rested last month in a raid an opium den.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
FOR A CHRISTIAN CENTENNIAL At JERUSALEM

Philadelphia. May 4-The protector, OF the 'hfS-
tan Centennial at Jerusalem In 1900, the CHIEF mover
IN which Is Colonel jesse E. Peyton, met In Car'
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-07
BANK NOTICE.

COMMENCING MARCH II, 1893,
" The First National Bank of Reno,
Nevada, will make 10 charge to its
customers for exchange on Sacramen-
to and San Francisco.
Commencing April 1, 1893, the
Bank will issue time certificates OF
deposit bearing interest at the rate OF a
per cent, per annum.
CHAS T. BENDER, Cashier.
RENO, Nevada, March 10, 1893.