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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
NETWORK CITY.

Tho National Cigarette and Tobacco Company
manufacturers Of the Admiral" cigarettes nave PuI
chased seven-sory factory covering nVr sihei' 'o''
IN Nv, u,ed in addition to their present factory III
rirst-ave The new factory Is in West for'y-ihT
st. near Eighth-ave.
The June Grand Jurors took the oatn oil once yes
to-day before Judge C)wng in the Court OF General
sessions Henry ;. Herman, real estate brohcr'
of No. l55 Broadway. appointed th' l"reh'ah
Judge Cowng delivered the statutory charge ~
said that there were only sixty prisoners awaiting
the action of the Grand Jury
An election of trustees of The Mutual Lie insurance
Company was held yesterday afternoon. Adrian
l,cn. ir. was elected to ill The vacancy caused by
the death of samuel +. sprouts, ard George e..
Bowdojn will take the place held by General James
W. Hustled.
Many favorable comments have been made since
the Memorial Day parade upon the excellent appear
ance OF the veterans, Grand Marshal Barry early en-
listed the support Of all the post COMMANDERS ana III
general orders. speeches and circular letters l" 'he
aroused their pride and ambition and through 'h'l
reached the men. The parade was We'll planned ana
we'll executed ana the grand marshal ana MS com
manders deserve praise and congratulations
In the matter of the attachment levied on the
commission accounts OF the sutton Woolcn Mills Of
Wihnsonvillc Mass. by Edward y. Myers a Brother,
the Myers firm says that the affair has been anicdby
adjIscd and the attachment has been vacated.
July wheat broke yesterday on the Produce Elk
change and al the close sold for cents huSiel less
than at tho close Of business saturday The falling
of was due to the good weather and the unsettled
condition Of affairs in Chicago
A strawberry and Ice cream festival Will Ne held
at the BloOmincdalc Reformed Church. boulevard
and West sixty-cghhs,.. this evening, beginning at
: o'clock \ musical prosramm" has been ar
ranged under the direction Of the organl,t 81 the
church william f. Taylor. There viii De- recitation,
by Miss >aiGcc We're Milne.
lanes Mct reery Yesterday filed plans in the
Dop1rtment Of buildings for a siX->'ury brick hotel
building al Nos 80. 81 and - Wet Iwcnly-s'cond
st. The cost il to be $4,000.
Plans we're filed in the Department Of Bildin@'
Yesterday for changes in the Monieiore Home for
Chronic Invads Tie repairs 10 cost F-O,OOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
YONktRS

William pIackmorc has been elected vc"-coh""
dorc in place of Q. F. Schaiier. resigned Nv ''''
will give reception At the clubhouse 'hi' month";
TIN. yonrcrs soldler,~and sailors Monument A'So-
citation will meet tonight N The city Court r"oh io'
tho nurnose of receiving the report Of III" treasurer
and executive committee. also to tNc hl ~ 80
all affairs of the association lldn'I, - ~ ~, -
N ii.r T. NtsL., have been icappbnt"G school U"'''
hy Mayor Weller. d.. +. VI iic"Th;l.c ". .n,N nr
fused the rcappontnenl. ~ - ,NPGU' ~ va"onry
French Christening party at -. Jo-'phs Roman
Catholic Church. on sunday cv"rn6 a,iIa,'I YSE
number # sr c5r.,d inT nss ih Of ihc yonst
d',icb,.r If NJ and Nine. Blrnau. OF innhrr,. W
Tatnilc Ct New York godfather ana Mh. D" ,
Of Yonkor~ was 20 smother. Mcr IA" c"Trnlon, Wv, .
aLoit forty u number. were driven IN carrlls
", - ,.rv.1 The NOnkrr> III 'Ncl'
ci.h u,li have = tWo mile race Heap at RIVER,
dafr ,n'morrow .vcuiug. This team ha> been e'l','u
+" represent the clna II the fifteen mi" team 'n
Of The suburban Lcaslr>2 at LIZ m a. Va, Ta.s-l
w., % ID .,i,pf. The summer inspection
Of the police took pac" yc-'cr''v morning , 4,
o'clock The men appeared M ih'ir summer "'". ill.,
prt I'D u nr,f,cla.- in I,r'tipn. ID.
trustee, II the Lcatc and Waits oman N,'irih t,
,,"hc ,heIr annual vfsii thai Institution on In'-d'N
81 next week. M II a. m. Th" "ta-i'n VIII D. ~
u.i,al a general hol.igy FOR the 'hllr"n 49,, Ina,
Tnc Fxcmp' Firemcn', Benevolent Association ~,
bought 1T p by Il fee, In Inrnl uni nrc
r,icd me as.ocili0u I, compost = veteran, VITO
nave given from seven io twenty M" year s"r ~
lc Volunteer Fir" D p,rm"ni. ana Aa'" p''' n''".'
aiIy di.char-cd. tn The death ~ u"inu'r III" a.
sociaNon pay, Li. iamlll from 80 10 - y ~
building proposed f. - lr - hri'N' WI. "." "
- 900 subscription paper, are noN n.ih .inh
for rontrilu'i"ii-. lh' i'.,,t. o,,,,'
dore In the place ~ " J. schaH" ". Ic.is.ei -,
committee IS arranging fsr an "n''r'''nm'" VIZ, ~
Weller has reappnini"i iiHn'h - NJ" anu "'''''' %
Nisl,ett as school trustees.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
IVESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.


Mrs Joseph Cornelius. who was severely scaln'u
several month, ago Ly having boiler fun of not
votor fall upon her while taking II from soVe
succpmlcd 10 her injuries early Yesterday morh'he
DR. Birch SAYS that the flesh upon her left arm anu
side had wasted away 10 the boi's before she "'u
The fire department suppressed fire on vi"
roof Of the Harlem Railroad freight station at H'e
nour IN sunday night before any damage wa" d;n"
Sharks from passing locomotive started the piaH'
Arr hbishop Colrean Will admit lister the Nacran'".
y, confirmation To a class ~ 80 in the Church Oh
81, s~n the Evangelist on June l.. and later 10
elias. of sixty AT the House Of Nazareth IN lroau"'s
tho courry branch of the Home for the FricndeSS'
OF Ncw-York City. -,
The June term Of the Circuit Court and Court Oh
over and Tcrmincr convened at White Plalr~ ycS''r
day Judge Charles +. Brown presiding me 'I'l'
Jury organized by clectine John i. Nora :" "ni'o
llains. foreman. They will hand III list oi h"io"
mcuts by tomorrow it IS thought. The c'fhu''
,cmp;is,s 100 cases. The first ca" calico va uii ~
Of orlando harness. Il salesman Tor a hrih ~ "u,n
n,anufacii,rcrs against David Prlhly. a sing n,nS
vnrynlan who want, $1,000 damages lor 49,"
injury 10 his spine and lce~ car~d 10y tie I =
bGr.,. running away in OCTOBER l-"o llIoutr, , a..
ALLEGED carecs,ncss OF the d fonda Us dlV'r hu nc,
fcctive harness. Inc ,aS, VIII t, ~ frn,.rlv
today ogden II. Hudd, II surveyor i"r"'iy
,mnIovcd at kcnsico Iabe. abs begun an acll"l,,
Gov dana eos against Thomas Tay!or. proprietor vi
The standard House. for alleged persecution oh I"
charge OF passing worthless ch'Vh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
HE FRACTURED HIS ACNTS SKULL.
THE NEPHEW COMMITTED WITHOUT BAIL TO
AWAIT TIE RESULT OF A BRUTAL ASSAULT

In the lorkvlle Police Court yesterday Justice
Meade committed Richard T. Leach, thi?ty-two years
old. u prison without ball to await the result OF
the injuries which he inflicted his aunt Mr..
Mary Moore. lat Thursday morning. Both live at
No. 49, West SIXty-second-st. Mrs. Moore, WHO is
fo.iy-nine years old, Is confined to her home In ii
critical condition. She has fracture of the skull
in her scalp which required thirteen stitches
10 close up Leach is related - Mrs. Moor by
having married her niece From all accounts he Is Il
diSs,pattd fellow.
A little after midnight on Thdrsdly Leach went
home drunk and demanded money irom lis WIFE
aud Mr.. Moore When they refused 10 give him
any he became furious and began to break the
furniture and crOckery. He finally sprang upon
hi, aunt, threw her the bed ana grHsped her
by the throat. swearing that h. would choke her
In the struggle she caught his left thumb In her
mouth and Bit it severely. The man then picked up
a porcelain cuspdor and smashed IL On tho woman ;
hec. cutting her fi.ltlully The noise OF the nsht
aroused all the other tenants In the house. They
summoned Oicer NOl, who had the woman hurii.diy
removed Roosevelt Hospital, where she remained
until yesterday. At her request She was then taken
home. Leach was arrested at The time.
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ACCUSED OF BEATING HIS BOY.

A COMPLAINT MADE IN COURT BY TIE YOUNG
son OF DR.. T. T OSBALDESTON.
Agent Barkeley, Of Mr.. Gerry's society. by order
of Jusce Meade at the Yorkvlle Police Court, yes
terday began 10 Investigate complaint OF cruelty
made against DR.. Edwin T. Osbaldesion, the swedish
massage operator, of No. IS West fortle'h-st Nv
his son. Edward ten years old. Yesterday afternoon
the boy told the Justice that his father had Beaten
him repeatedly with lagelum without reasoh' anu
that his body Was covered with bruises. he ""u'u
that his mother had advised him TO leave home ana
Mace himself IN the protection Of Mr.. Gerrys so
cety The agent examined the boys BODY. u!
order of the Court, and found IT badly bruised Edwln
said that he had been compelled TO l.ave home oieh
on account Of fathers brutality and seek refuge
for days with aunt. Mrs. Nernon at Ohe'iu'lufeu
and Nv en1 Y fifth st. and Fichth-ave
~ the request of Agent Barheley a summons was
issued for the doctors appearance III court oou" ~
Tho hoy in the meantime will be taken care OF 10y
Nil Cerlys society.
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WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Custom House invcsts alton Barre once. III 80 a. H.
New.York Jockey Club races. Morris lark' 80 p m
United States Horse and Cattle Associs''o" '"o"'
Manhattan Field. 49,
Indies Health Protective Association. No. o. west
FIfty--fAth.st.. 10 80 a
Laidlaw.Sage suit, supreme Court
New.York-st. Louis baseball match. Polo "rouhus
p. m. ,, IN,
National Trot,ins Association Congress- murray mn
Hotel ~ o . -
Kings County Republican General Oom"'i''ce' o ~ m
7lst Regiment rifle practice Crecdnloos'
Annual convention OF Free Maso3s Masonic Iehl'S
historical Society, Eleyenth-st ana Sceohd"'e'' c
p. ,. -.. ~ ,,,,o
Acto s. Fund annual meeting Madison square Ih'a"e'
IL a. m.
Bolrd of Aldermen City Hall, noon. ~
American institute Photographic Section. No. ITO
West Thirty .cchthst~ y. N.
Ioice and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Music in Mount Morris Parh by list l''Snheht "Ai"'
y. IN.
Irish amnesty meeting. Cooper Union D. HI
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RIrTIEVILLE.

r. .orr,,.s;on appointed to investigate the re-
-, ann u,t,es I'm In, church at Bclleville mas IT,
nortcd 70 the Chassis # Newark, and It's report ''
boon unanimously adopted. The causes OF oomPh'n'
oro declorcd 10 he Of such trivial nature uat 'e'
would pass unnoticcd where any true christian 'o''
sideraticn prevails The partial heseo' VI
pastor or consistory to carry out tlc u'''o" ~,
f's,s N. report finds was nude the occasion for
unw,rron,ed oppcsItion 10 the Consistory.' the
a,cr,isso NJ Miss Catherine Bradell from teacher
b,n in the sunday is found TO be regular anu
con ,titutlonal and her own testimony to nave sNn
good cause for action 1t Is also found ,nao o,e
,,-tnc,n,ls I'm the case refuse 10 be reconceu W o
pn,,,hnr and manifest hostile and untorsi'in1
SPIRIT The commission recommends thnt III , m,,
Mr.. Urett and other appellants be enJ,ncd 10 stuot
lilo things which make for Peace that tne apPeai
Of Miss liradcl be- entertained but 'al s 70
ar charactcr bv reason 81 her Dismissal. ana tla',
I'm so far as possible all unite in determined silence
as TO past differences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
TUg DISTRICT. ATTORNEY TAXES HOLD

DistrlctAuorncy De Lancey Nicon returned 70
this city yr-tordn, from hi, Chicago irp. ana was
Il, h- Office Yesterday morning Assistant District
Attorney Week. who haS been IN charge "i ue
once. conferred witt hi, cAie' for tw" or thr''
hours ~ reference Il" the Investigation c"hh'"N ~
Nr Weeks ~ tl- nysterious death Of brruh"r1
IT, d,uei"rhocA on MAY - Mr. Nicoll 'hrriullN wen,
o,., the testimony ~ the o.," II" 'aih Ne nag
not Vet reached = d'cl-ion I'm the case. hut womb
prntallv h. l.ndN announce In n Few daNo MS
de, i.iom 90. 10 sending th" cas-" heior" III" "r1ni
Iurv one ~ ID" III. rict Attorney ASSISTANT. eall
II va. doui fful whether VA" Grand Jury would he
called on 10 hear the testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
Stamped Linens.

We are showing an attractive line OF
Fingerbowl Doylies, Centre-pleceS 1or
the table, Tray and Carving Cloths,
Afternoon Tea Cloths, Washstand
Covers, Bureau and Sdeboard Scarfs'
in every useful size, lemstitched in a
variety of styles and stamped with new
and artistic designs 'or outlining and
embroidery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Bridge Treasurer Clark paid 100000 into the
.sasurv NJ BroolSlvn and 100000 into the treasury
of New-York yesterday from the surplus earnings oil
the Bridge.
The Bridge trustees procured handsomely car'cu
and upholstered chair for the Infan,a TO occupy III
her trip over the Bridge by train on saturday N'er
II was used IL taken TO the Bridge once anu
placed in the supernendcnts room lresioeh'
Howell nroDosed 10 present It 10 Mayor Body. but
Yesterday the chair could not be found ana II Is
supposed that some enterprising tehc-hun'er mas
secured II.
jefferson L. James, colored theological STUDENT
Of No. COS DeanSt., was before Police Jusuce iighe
ycsterday upon a charge OF threatening to SHOOT inc
Rev. K. l.. Gaines, pastor OF the bethahv h"pu''
Church. James was student In Colgate University
b-t lost his mental balance through Overstudy II
few months ago. He thinks people are trying 10
kill him to get property which he mas inherited Ill
Nnr Cnr lima
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
T,lE M,KEE TRIAL POSTPONED AGAIN.

The tris, NJ Alderman william Mckee. for his share
in tho nayment by the city OF fraudulent ana eN-
brilliant bills for the Columbus celcbra H. last i'ii
before the jury sworn In last week. ana "hlch h'a.
mari OF the prosecuting evidence summary ended
IN the Cont of sessions yesterday by Judge Moore
on account of the Illness OF Assoclte Justice Kelly
The latters physician said that he could not attend
the trial this week. and as no other trial couiu 10
on with that one unfinished Judge Moore Discharged
the jury, and then another Justice of the Peace was
pur the bench in place of Kelly. ana another 'r.
Of n petty case was begun. The ease OF Mckee VIII
be begun again i'm IL fortnight, with new !ui!.
Judge Moore said he would not try any pan od ri
nexf month as that T. devoted To clearing up jan
cases and unless the trial takes place thi> moh'n II
will 20 over until the fall. The counse III the cas-
consented 10 the discharge az the ldN ANU W 'no
adjournment OF the trial until June H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THEY WANT WOMEN EXCLUDED.

THEY WANT WOMEN EN'LoDr'D'
Came or tho members OF the Crescent Athletic Ciuo
have drawn IN a petition to tn Loard OF "oVerh'.'
asking Tint women be excluded from the house oi 'ne
club I'm Bay Ridge Oh saturdays ana sundays - 'a'
the 100 members Of the club may nave Tue "a, rN
elusive privileges OF the house on tho'c ua' D ~
club Is the largest and most pular III 'u' .'S' "'.
many members have been In the haOiV OF '"" ,na
,o. ,s,.rs and o,ber relatives ana friends to the
clut,bous- on saturdays and sundays when more
Of the members are free to 90 10 the ciu"ious 'i'
AT any o:h.r time the building ana Us oioHu pi'x
are hrongad and ii IS often a',J hs. reasons The
Vice In The dining ROOM Eor '"''
petition has been posted -, nav r,ac, house
II put up on Friday IN 'nP pa, pay Hax and he
neSt but on sunday it Transferred 10 me CITY
ho nc,d nnou M the next meeting II the governors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
SELLING ORIENTAL rugs AND CARPETS.

This will be the last day Of the important auction
sale OF Oriental carpets, ETC.. at No 10 East
Twentythir1st between Broadway and Fourthaye. The
selling will ecin IL q. and at p. m. II. II.
Topakyah abnCLrccs the sale and says that 1t is a
new invoice choice antique and modern Eastern
and carpets designed originally for the Persian section
of the Worlds Fair Exhibition, but be sold In this
city Of lack OF in the Persian section
George ii. Wegert is the auctioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06

Mrs nhGcc' lin"y. ot I"liam bridge ha' S"''
Jack Elliott poitins mn1 ''h proprietor :" '"'
Ichanl Bridge Hotel for - %. for ih' Jos 90 h".
.on'. .crvlcc, on the -uud1, prr''d ns III" election
lat \ovenlrr tl II and john T.. lIn"> 10" "ld'"
alleged support cot So" Pnarrl ~ I'D" r",it,n
prdc. Ifo.cl oyer The Tla'iN" m"lli- ~ Nhii.
NnlInv and William GIaiu'y. ihc Republican ana
ner,cr.fi. candidate for kc.l -'"r In the var 81
word, Elliott hot II killed i'm A"nc" the c''h
s,,i; An aiierIm TO die Elliott failed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
HOPDKEN.

Fother lof,chneider of the German Catholic Churcn
s,s Peter and Paul. who tainted while celebrating
mass on Sunday. has nearly recovered from the suo-
don attack Father IIofschnciders health had not
boen GOOD for a number OF weeks, and the extra
amount Of hard work that he had recently dohe
taxed his strength, and cauSeu MIN u i'i'' o. %,
L., ~ no was about TO preach to number OF
altar 5' who had been prepared by him for their nrse
Communion Father Hoschneider was carrieu , ~ s,
M ~ room and tro physicians We're sen, III, y',
,u the CLERGYMAN revived he insisted on asis
part administering commnnO union a v"i hs has been in
bed ever since then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert T.. Pcary' ohi''N
States Navy. FIFTH AvENUE-oiiver L. sIauluihs'
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury; Stvenroh p"No'
of Cleveland and William E. QuiiIby. Of Detroit GRAND
-p,v Director Richard Washington rnitd states Navy
UOFFMAN-Colonel William L. CraiGhill OhiNd o'''ee
Army and William l.. Elkns and T. A. H. Winehor' VI
PHILADELPHIA MURRAY HILL-EX Governor Morgan w.
Bulkelcy, Of Connecticut. ST JAMES-L. f. Mchl'e'
United States Minister 10 Colombia and General Nc'oi
vifoua,n NJ Nebraska VICTORIA Baron q. Pillar Won
Pilchau, OF ST. Petersburg. WALDOhr
John Lee Carroll OF Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
YOLkTCMN

, wedding ont 81 the usual order took place at
Yorktown last Thursday. IL VA, double welding :
T1oyd Quick White and Mis- Jennie +. Rice ana The
Roy Franklin ". Iaylor and Mis- Agnes WIFI"
were married. The ceremony wa performed upon
m. lawn Of the house Of Henry White. isth"r "i
ono Of the brid"grooms ana on" oil inc pr"fA' ih'
ccrcu,,nV VA. performed by the Rev. Robert W me
and The Rev. ". ). CunmnGs. After tn, knot M
been tied the Wedding p'riy kcpl th'r l''cs "n M
a photographer took pctur, of IN" couple, and the
=.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING DRUGS

Charles ~ Newell was arrested yesterday by
Treasury Agent James II. Storey on the charge Of
having Struggled from Canada to this city q quantity
Of drugs and chemicals on which he had not p'id
duty. lie was taken before United States Com
missioner Shields and held in 81 900 bail for en-
animation to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
GETTING FIRE ISLAND READY.

Health Officer Jenkins and force OF carpenters
are at work on the Fire Island Hotel, which was
sold TO the State last Summer. The hotel will soon
be open for the reception Of guests. DR.. Jenkins is
having particular attention TO the hitherto crude
ana Inadequate facilities for disembarking passengers
and rs doing his best toward preventing a repetition
Of the experiences Of year aGa, 1t is understood
that the Fire Island quarters will be reserved for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
XIV RCCHEIJE,

The Scw-Rochclle Cornet Band will Civ" con
cert In Re. idence Park. tomorrow night ih'
officer, Of Rochelle Lodge. No 800 l. O. o. F. SIN
teen in number. have had a larr" photograph takrh
-, themselves 10 y. hung In the loig, room. on
rr;.ny niQhf tho ". g. T. 4. will hold strawberry
festival In the association rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
THE PRFSBYTERY MEETS.

The Brooklyn Presbytery held meeting last even
ing in the Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Chnrch.
Arrangements were made TO install the Rev. II. ~
Make!y as pastor of the Cumberland street fresoy
,crian Church on Thursday evening. The Rev. Dr.
j. NJ Holmes, OF Albany, will preach. steps were
taken to urge the incorporation OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Home for the Aged, for whose use the late Coroner
y F. shepard gave house in First Place.
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z
James McCutche0n & Co.,
THE LINEN STORE, "a West 23d St.
Special Notice.

In order to still further reduce our
stock. prior to removal to our new
building, No. IA West 23d ST., we shall
continue to offer for two weeks longer
special inducements in Table Cloths,
Napkins and Towels, Summer Blankets,
Down Comfortables, etc. These goods
are very desirable, and offered at very
low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
Announcements

l.. & w "nCrN" "SHATTEMvC. l.. w.
Either -iylo u YOU wear a low cellar.
HENRY 4 DANITTS. VI. n.
30 WISt h?IIlSl.
Of the NcrN SN~,iu irno-C fnify organs
Inipo,ency Stcriiity. Hour. 70 J. . I" >
Neglect of the hair brings badness Use
PARKER'S HAIR BALSNM ard your hair Will always
retain ~ youthful color and NE
Browns Camphoratcd Saponaccoiis Dcntfricc
the beet Jowde the world Tor pt">crsing
teeth ''Iefrcshing snd delicious" - cent, bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06

1t can't be done said the sceptics. II is done
avery day by the York Central" Americas Great
est Railroads.&c. hours New-iork to Chicago. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06

IT., -. shot Brown. The county physician tcsti-
S s th, the bullet went directly through Brown
hoart The jury returned verdict that death WIS
d,ea.a nv n pistol shot fired by Emma Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY


james Garvey. "xkcepcr OF the lunntc aSyium' ana
OK policeman, dropped dead nj his home yesterday
He was fifty years old and lived AZ no "a 'old'n-Si
ON .aturday afternoon he became III IN be"r'lipp
Dr. Doueherty attended him. and Garvcy told III"
phy .ician that hi wife and son had poisoned nm.
DR. Donchertv discovered no ~ mpom, Of poisoning
and after administering some mcdcin" heard no more
from Garvey until summoned 70 his honH" yesterday.
Garycv was dead when III" doctor arrived. Tia"
nhy,cion refused 10 civ" burial certificate" ana IN
formed County PLY SIC Ian Converse ana the police.
1hc County hysiclau will uiHk" an autopsy nr.
noaghcrty said ne did not believe that Gnryey was
polson,d but thought death resulted from apDpcAy.
The state about Two year, ago appropriated
sl35OOJ 10 be expended In building an
armorv In Jersey city for tile 18th I.cgi
ment. After much delay sii" WIS Sc
cured and bids were received for the construction
Of the budIng which will he situated AT crgcn-avc.
and Chnrcl-st The lowest bid received for erecting
IN. arnory was S14O. 0O0 and the state authorities
decided that tie contract could not he awarded. be-
caii,e that amount exceeded the appropriation. Yes
terday the Eoard Of Finance. Of Jersey city appro-
priaed s. coo the fund granted 10y III" state. which
makes up the amount needed 10 build The armory ana
+ believed that the work VIII be hurried until the
armOry Is completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06

The inqucst into the death Of Lewis Brown. pro-
prcror Of rammany Hail. sporting resort In Warren.
st. Newark who fatally shot In his bedroom ut
his house NO 3f7 Warren-st on Friday morning,
was held by Coroner schwor'z. yesterday. Emma
Woods Browns rcpned wife, who Is accused OF the
shooting was not present. Several witnesses de-
clare that they heard EMMA "oods BAY that