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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
THEY PLAYED FARO ONCE TOO OFTEN.
DETECTIVES ARREST CLEVER swINDLERs WHO

DETECTIVES ARREST CLEVER SW1NDLERS WHO
HAD PROMISED TO BREAK THE BANK
Three gamblers who had opened game OF faro In
the ColOnnade Hotel, at No. 726 Broadway. were ar
rested and locked up at Police Headquarters on
Wednesday night. At the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday they remandcd until to-day
The police also captured q faro lay out The
prisoners George Eaton, OF No. 500 Seventh-ave
who has served term In prison for swindline, ana
whose picture Is No. 635 In the ROgues' Gallery :
James Pendleton. Of No. l6O West Twenty hfti-st,
and william II. Marshall, OF No. III West Twenty
eighthst. The police were aided In making the
arrests by Louis W. Beardsey an Inspector oil meters
who formerly had an Office at NO. III West Forty
sccOnd-st. At the racetrack, several months ago.
Beardsley met tout known AS " Buck WHO
promised TO Introduce him to the proprietor OF
gambling house In the city. Later he took Eaton 10
Beardsley's office. Eaton said he was dealer for
faro game lie offered TO throw the game and enable
BeaIdsey to win the banks money II Beardsley woud
raise 81 900 with which TO start the play Beardsley
with the aid OF Frederick Cobb Spectator, raised
$780, and Eaton dealt game OF faro for them NJ
No. go West Fourteenth-st. the night OF jan
uary %. Beardsley and Cobb lost their 1901
Later Eaton told Beardsley that there had been
mistake but II 81 900 was put Up In another game
he would assist in breaking the bank. Beardsley
said he would think about It, and after making
another appointment with the gambler he went TO
Police Headquarters and talked with superintendent
Byrnes and Inspector Mclaughlin. They told him
TO lead the gamblers on and lie arranged for the
game which was started at the Coonnade Hotel.
When the game was I'm progress NAH u,nen W
tectives from the Central Once broke INTO the room
where the gamblers were and arrested them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
vAssAR AND CoLUXBIA on THE STAGE.

yassar and Columbia colleges are TO join talents
and forces In a dramatic production which Is to be
given at the Berkeley Lyceum the evening OF April
10 and the afternoon OF the next day. The pro-
ducon Is being arranged by the New-iork City branch
of the Vassar College Aid Society. The receipts are
to be given to the fund which is used each year at
vassar In awarding scholarships to girls in need Of
aid.
The play 10 be produced is not yet announced
The interesting fact In connection with the cast Is
that graduates and undergraduates of Vassar are
10 figure in te womcn's parts while the male char
acters are all TO be taken BY undergraduates OF
Columbia The Columbia College Banjo Club Is to
furnish tho music for the OCCASION while fair students
and graduates OF vassar Will act as ushers.
This will be the first attempt OF the Vassar Ala
Society OF this city to give dramatic production.
Their concerts and like entertainments, which are
familiar affairs have always had friendly support and
II Is thought that the venture In the line OF amateur
theatrfcals will receive like attention.
The committee having charge Of the arrangements
consists OF Mrs. j. j. AmOry. chairman: MISS Hawk
inson Miss Halsted, Miss Norris and Miss Lawrence
Among the patronesses are Mrs. James d. Taylor
DIR. Mary Taylor Bissell. Mrs. George brown; nrs
Custer Mrs. J. F. Williams Mrs. william LAMBERT
and Mrs. ID. D. Parmley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
GAMBLING FOR A PUSTOFFICE.
HOW DEMOCRATIC LEADER SETTLED THE.
CONTROVERSY At CHATHAM.

HOW DEMOCRATIC LEADER SETTLED THE
CONTROVERSY At CHATHAM.
Chatham. ~ Y. April (SpeciaD-The strife be
tween Democratic factions for the village postoi1re
Is intense. Not less than fifteen Democrats good
and true believed themselves entitled to the emolu
ments OF the Office, but the chances seemed to favor
a man who delegate to the Anti Snapper Con-
vention and a Cleveland man first, last and all The
time. Ills candidacy is not pleasing 10 samuel j.
Tlden IT,. the leader OF the Columbia Democracy.
and w is putting forth every effort 10 defeat The
Cleveland man.
Ills latest move was to assemble oil the aspran''
for the Office at the Chatham House, kept by Charles
Rosboro. the defeated candidate for the Assembly,
and plans were laid to hafmonize" the existing
differences. All but four OF the candidates were
persuaded TO wit draw. and these the Democratic
"lcnder- OF the county directed 10 draw up AROUND
n table. Then i've sets Of cards bearing numbers
we're shlNlcd among the aspirants, the Democratic
leader taking hand to keep things straight. Each
man drew a card from the table In turn until The
cards were all drawn, and the one who scored Tie
greatest total was declared the Tlden candidate for
the postoice. There Is great Indignation among the
best citizens over tho proceeding They do not De
licve I'm gambling for pOstonices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
pRExEL. MORGAN CO. WIN THEIR SUIT.

Judge D,knlnn yesterday hnrded down his ace's'on
In favor OF the plaintiff In the action brought oS
Drcxe Morgan d. Co.. Of New York, against the Atu'
Low Land Company, to foreclose mortgage Oh s'oo
900 OH the property. consisting OF oco acres o" Wv
Ncw.York and Northern Railroad. the pu''"',' p'
uh,ch {. MI, down at s14c 700. Several weeks
no whom this arpl!catlCn was made. 1t was Opposed
hr Frank s. administer. who held ceriihcaes Oh III.
debt.dness against the property to the amour. VI
a. 200. Mr. EdminIster partly represented o'ner
certificate holders to the amount OF S''oooo was
claimed by these certificate holders 'hat INC cf''"
Gates took priority over the mortgage. "" Wv a"
gumeni. +. l.. s,etson, VII" appeared io' -,
80 d. co couterdcd that the mortgage given by
,h. Ards,ev Company was II renewal OF mortgage
a,,on nv cvrus W. Field. and had priority over
n..,,aoa,o ,olacrs lie said that the certificate
bolders had only right in tn. interest o. .e %e
mytmou op,,onted Mr. T.. Clarence Frost referee u
ihu nrOperiN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
CLOSE OF THE LEANING SALE.

The third and last days sale OF the pictures OF Dr.
James X. Leaning took place last night al the sale
rooms Of Justus Cooke, No 900 East Onehupdrcd
and.twenty. nfth.st. About 200 pictures were dis
posed OF In the threedays sale al prices varying from
80 10 1900. The total receipts from the sale were
about $500. Among the paintings were works
ascribed to Tenicrs wouverman. Reynolds. Titan
GaInsborough, Murillo and Rubens. From the fact
that the works OF such celebrated masters were sold
in Harlem and from the low prices which they brought
Il was evident that the people attending the sale
did not believe these paintings 10 he genuine works
of these great masters, else they would have brought
nearer IS 900 than $50 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
nay Close SrOUY CITY BARROOMS.

Sioux city, Iowa. April G.-For several years the
sioux CITY municipal government has Ignored ''e
Iowa Prohibltory laws, and licensed saloons ut 'hs
rate OF $50 month. In this way revenue oi
81 900 IA month has been obtained. Recently 'he
Council and city Marshal liacnbarh had trouble ana
the Council cut his salary to 30 month. i'ieh-
hoch has vowed TO get evcn and yesterday swore IN
Identifies who. he SAYS. will close every bnrrOom In
tbe city under the Clark law His declaration has
created cons,rna ton In municipal government circ.cS'
ms Il means the loss Of 100000 year revenue TO the
city The liquor sellers also anxious, as unier
the immunity they have enjoyed they have invested
thousands OF dollars In fixtures that VIII be maze
worthless n Ilallenbach carries out his threat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
STOCK EXCHANGE REGULAR NOMINATIONS

The regular nominations for the annual election OF
the Stock Exchange May ~ were made y'st'r
day, as follows PRESIDENT, Frank X S'ures' treas
urer d. G. Hays; secretary. George W. Ely ch"ir
man. James Mitchell members Of the Governing Com
mitee to serve four years. S. J. Harriot F. L. Henry
r. Ilmburger, Thomas L. Manson, jr., II. X. McIinrg
H. j. Morse, r. n. Thomas, 5. +. Russell. :. nighman
and Theodore Wilson; trustee OF the Gra'uy Fund.-
TO serve for five years, s. j. Harriet nominating com
mitee for 1894, william Baylies. {. f Cnrry Daniel
Chauncey Howard LaIsley and J. II. Prall.
The changes in the list OF officers are In the Gov
erninr Committee where +. L. Henry. I. l.. Manson
ir and Theodore Wilson are nominated In place OF
Robertson Rodgers. ". H. GOadby and W. L. FLOYD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
ApoLLJyARIS KARWOWSKI HAS RESIGNED.

Let this be told In Gath, ana the so"''" w ,,, !,
In s,rcets OF hscalon. lie has resigned VIM
Ano,por,s Karwowski OF course. Everybody KNOWS
tho contract labor inspector at Ellis Iiand VINO was
the victim OF practical jok" by his b'other o'.'''
who sent to him bogus letter. bearing the Se'"'"'e
Of the secretary OF the Treasury, Iii which W Na'
asked not TO resign. but to retain his place nde"n.
Ills name is not Apollinaris AndwisRi. ei'"e' D'
Apcnaris Karwowski For the last 'e" "e.", -" %,
,ame has been sung hy photographers and III" story Oh
81, u,,e Joke has been flashed from continent 10 con-
tinent -, ,o re
"Ycsn said Mr. karwOwsli yesterday haV' ".
strned and my resignation has been accepts ';,,
sIa leave Ellis Island on April 10 ana 90 10 I''"'
,"Ier.. / shall engage In the real estate business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
cu.xcrs PROPOSED BY DR. SEyyER.

The new Commissioner OF Immigration mas "a'e Nv
practical changes at Elis isiaho as YET D"'
.nornco1 that there will be some vacancies before
long. The minor employees will probably not oe
d,sturbed. hut Dr. senner that he VIII 'nahr
some changes In his personal staff Dr. oehher VIII
also recommend that all employees have dav On
eyerv week lie Is els isfod with tie manner III VIM"
immigrants and their baggage are 'rahsierreu nun
Ellis Island to the Barge Offcc, and the Ola o'''""
ma yon has come In for share OF his dspieas"re.
A, tho Invitation Of Dr. scnner several members
=, IN. Health Congress visited the island ana 'o'o"s
probably the entire body will trust their lives I" Wv
= huc liam oxon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
mr. yyrcREST TO FISHERS FOR TROUT.

Albany, April 6-The state Fish and Game CON,
mission has had many requests Tor an op'h'o" q.
whether trout taken In Kings. Queens ana suno'n
n,.,.s nr,or to April Is can he lawfully possesseu
- ether nars OF the State. and whether trout ca"
l.. caught through the Ice in northern lakes ana po"u'
after Apil TO- The questions were su'dn't,a 10 ''o
Attorney. General. who has given IN op'h'on' ;"
which he says that In the counties mentioned .rou'
may lawfully be Gsled for. caught ana poeses'ea uo
tween the first day OF April ana the nrst gay % |
,ember. and trout so caught wheh "cco"'p. no,n,
49, nwn.r mny be lawfully transported TO any POM
ss The state TIE Attorney Genera! Also IN
nni ggecton lO4 OF the Game law proniD.s -, m nv
through the Ice at al seaso"' =" '"'
wafars inhabited by trout.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
Circuit Court-Part II-Before Patterson ''-ese'

c,,cu,, Ccurt-par. I1-Before Paterson. J.-csses
from rart I tourpar. 1vIefore Beach, Gases
''0S Sur ros COur.-Tral TermNo easncsr Mo
,ion CALENDAR called at 10 30 O'Clock: WIN OF Melissa s
Van Tasse For probate; H MIs Of NJ Msdden
lieoTSe Gu Hahn Edwin " spcnod Margaret phsaa
J.sg * App ssa r. go h Richard Lord Henry
schneider and Emily r. Rice 10 $50 g. m IAN .n.,
Common Pieas-fienerai Term-Adjourned until April
0common Peas-special Term-Before Bookstaver. j.
common pleas-Equity Term Before Bsehon J-NOs'
o.. g. 49, MI, r p.,, pofor. PRYOR. L.
xo cO% ,s rce' lso , !s' 25s 1853 1856
ss? !ssS ': s5 i:s i 1s s' S' 1851 iis
~ on nD pleas-TrIal Tem-rart I-Adourned until
pGom@cn pleas-TrIa Termpart III-Be'ore Gieserch
s.dr C' Adourne1 until April TO-
superior Court-special Tern-Before Gder'leeve' j.
co:e 9n aonrt"ria Tcrm-Part I-Bcfore Dusro j.
TOT cfy Co"t-special Term-Doore Enrich, C. J-Mo'
City couTal Tsrmrart LAD Ipefs,e s Mc g $50
s s.S $. s s,S. 5,GG s 5i$ 5s;s s'7'
s 2,i ;'1 re- ZAP f'si Rsss
xs CITY s;.y 1872 s s;s
sss f 49, isl 1862 ?ss 1853 1903
i2V ,v ccurofrial TermPaIt IyBsic,e Van wys a
C. J2shert causes-Nos. ac24 1888 aiS'' TBS 800
22t2 ,, IL. 81 General se,sions-par !Borc MARITIME j.
and Assistant District.Attorney 'i0cao"a-N"'' !"
go @ ~ t;en,al s.sscns-rsr. IIB.tors Fitzgerald
J.. aud Assistant Dist'iet'At'of"ey Mei"'s'e- "
%, nmr, Of General sessions-part lIIBeore Smyh r.
and District. Nicol and Assistants "eman one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
WERE THERE roo1pADs IN BRYANT PARK

Jesse NJ. weissman, a small and oeardless young
man. who is employed In the store OF Henry New
mann a. Co.. at No Cos broadway. appeared yester-
day with a cut across his nose ana another on his
chin. and said he had had an encounter with footpads
in sixth-ave.. at Bryant Park. late OIL "Wednesday
NIGHT. He was passing the park with friend, he
said when they were attacked by three rufinns who
evidently intended to commit robbery. Weissman
said that he and his friend shouted for the police
and struck with their so vigorously oat the
hchwaynen at length ran away without getting any
thing but bruises The police said yesterday that no
such attempt at robbery had been reported TO taem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
A STEAMER LOADED WITH BEANS IN PORT

Several years ago. when the importation OIL io'e's"
dried beans began TO assume some Importance
Hroad.st dealer was approached BY representative
of n European house, and asked for bid on
line OF beans The city dealer talked about buying
1000 bags II the price satisfactory, when TO his
establishment the would-be seller said "Oh. don't
want to bother with a thousand bags want to sell
IA boat losd." The story has been told among bean
dealers n good many times since, ana has been
source OF much amusement In some Of the idle hours
Dur how thinys change I'm the rapid development OF
trade! There came into this port yesterday u tramp
steamer called the City. and she brought ful cargo
OF beans from Fiume-3S, 900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
GEORGE J. GOULys BIG ATTACHMENT.

The papers filed In the County Clerks office yes
tcrday IN the attachment OF 100000 obtained by
George J. Gould against the Northwestern cons'rnc
ton Company give additional particulars. 1ne
attachment was four notes of $4,000 each. MADE
In July. August. september and October 1852 ny
the Kansas City and Beatrice Railroad Company TO the
order OF the Kansas City, wyandotte and Northwestern
Railroad Company and the Northwestern CONSTRUCTION
Company. which were Endorsed By the last named
companies As collateral security for the payment o.
the notes $500 900 hrst mortgage bonds OF tne Nil
sas City and Beatrice Railroad Company were Gc
posted with the Investment Company OF Phlladeph'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CLUBS ORGANIZED.

Albany. April tspecIal).-The independence
Club has been incorporated TO advocate promote and
maintain the principles Of q republican form OF
crnment. 10 interest citizens in politics. and 10
courage social intercourse and enjoyment among It's
members In NewY0rk City. The Executive Com
mittee consists OF Denny Pollock Louis J. Altman.
George j. Maggie. James III. Hutchinson. Felix Levy
4. ". Gibson. James A. Molyneaux. julius NJ. Mayer
ana David z. Block.
The Lobster Club has also been Incorporated. with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
PRINCE BOyAPARTE AT THE CITY HALL.

Prince Roland Napoleon BOnaparte called at the
City Hall yesterday to pay his respects to Mayor
Gllroy. George Trimbe Davidson and Colonel George
d. Mcclellan afterwaid showed the Prince through
the municipal buildings. Professor Samuel F. g.
Morses life size portrait Of the Marquis de Lafayette
which hangs in the Mayors Office, attracted the
visitors particular attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
BAGGAGE TO BE EXAMINED AT ANTWERP.

There was n seas son OF yexaous delay for the steer
age passengers OF the Red Star steamer waesland
yesterday. The Belgian steamer was detained so long
at Quarantine for the fumigaOn Of the baggage OF the
Immigrants that she could not leave Quarantine last
evening and she will not to her pier until this
morning. The first cabin passengers were brought mp
10 the city last evening The baggage OF the sreragc
passengers had not been fumigatcd at Antwerp, rs
the Health Onicer wished. After this The fmigaon
and dsnfeci0n Of the immigrants will he attended to
by United states Cftcals at Antwerp, and Dr. Jenkins
will not have much responsibility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
DINNER OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.

The annual dinner Of the Board Of Trade and Trans
poraton OF this city, will he held at Delmonico's on
saturday evening. Among the wcllknow men who
will no present are Governor william J. stone. OF
Missouri Governor ID. Russell Prown. ~ Ehode j.
land Governor George T. Werts. Of NewJersey
Bishop Potter Charles :. Farchild william j. Ham.
n, Georgia. william Sulzer, Joseph II. Choate. Will
lam j. GaynOr and John Il. Fellows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
FOUR HEy DROWNED IN A CAPsizED SCHOONER.

Lewcs. Del. April 6.-The schooner Genesto. Of
Gloucester. Mass. capsized In squat thirty miles
on Barnegat at O'Clock this morning. of hcr
crow. Husing Butler. Clark McGemy and ~wo
Doane brothers were lost. The remainder were
saved In the seine boat and picked up by the
schooner Laughing Water and landed at the Break
Oat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
FOUR PERSONS MISSING FROM THEIR HOMES

The police were directed yesterday to search ior
three elderly persons who had left their homes WIN
the intention OF taking short walks and had fi'ed 10
return The persons Matthias Fisher. eighiy's%
years old mis- sing from No. East Seventy n'nth-st
since Tuesday: Chasken Rosenberg. hfty-fve. mis-
sing from No so Attorncy-st since December H. ana
Mary Bryoms ffty.eght. who disappeared from NO.
1o4 West Eighieenthst. Tuesday. Search Is being
made also for Robert OToole. eight years Ola VINO
has been missing since Monday from his home az
No. IJ5 East Onebundrt d. and fifteenth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
NOT OPPOSING J. EDWARD ADDTCKS.

Regarding the statements made that their firm has
inspired the opposition to j. Edward Addcks. In his
effort to consolidate the several Gas companies In
the city Of Brooklyn. II. y. IIollns Co. yesterday
stated that they In way Interested In any such
movement. that they have interest In any Of the
gas comranes In brooklyn. and that all statements
connecting their name with this opposition have no
oundation whatever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
TO STE An IySOLvEyT INSURANCE CONPANf.

The Manufacturers and Traders Cooperative Fire
Insurance Company, OF No. 60 Broadway, has su'-
pcnded The corplny was an ass, ssment ors'ihza
ton and WAS declared insovent last fa by the o''e
superintendent of Insurance. large nnmoer oi poor
,sn rro held policies IN the company and all who have
had the right 10 collect money from the company say
TINT they received comparatively nothing. several
East Side pcople have decided to bring suit ae"iis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
THE CONNECTICUT STATE PRISON IyQUIRY.

Hartford Conn.,, April G-Spcaker Brooks thi'
morning appointed the House members Oh 'h'
Joint Special Committee on the Invesugh'ioh Vi
the State Prison Colonel W. e. MOwrey KepuDh'nh'
OF Norwich, and Judge N. Il. Benrdsey' Dchocrh''
Of Bridccport The Senate members OF the com
mittec are Dr. L. p. Jones. OF Greenwich ana Charles
G. Root, Of Waterbury. The committee mas power 10
employ counsel and a stenographer. send for persons
and papers. commit for contempt. ana meet during
rccpsses OF the General Assembly Inc '"'e'"s"'io"
will probably begin next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
wopEuly,S FATAL NISCALCCLaTION.

Chicago. April 6.-IIarry Flamian. stan worker
at the Worlds Tnr. met frghtfui death 'h's a''er
noon. He had completed some decorations on tue
dome of tie Agricultural Building, $50 feet h'gh. ana
in spirit OF bravado made slide OF thirty ee' uo"n
tho sloninc roof. expecting to strike on the trough
surrounding the base lie gained too much momentum
and was precipitated through the skyiight III inc
~aev NJ the roof to the hOor $50 feet below lie
hcnd T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
OREGON BANK ROBBERS DEFIANT.

Baker City. Ore, April G-Thc Mccarthy bro'herS
who escaped from officers few days ago "hNe .n'
latter were attempting to arrest them Tor comph'''y
In the Roslyn Bank robbery. have returned to the
bouse OF william Mccarthy at IIanes. Guards have
been stationed around the house. The McCnr'hyS
say they will not be taken alive. Eek Mccarthy Il
stepson OF william WHO aided In the latters rscnp'
from the officers has been arrested. also fr'derc"'
the eighteen year old son Of william.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
A NEWSPAPER MAN CREMATED.

Pittsburg April Civilian McCully King, aged
thirty three, until recently connected with Ihe
Pttsburg Press as sporting editor. was crcmated TO-
day at SIMPSONS Crematory. In Sixthave. Religious
services were held In the crematOry chapel at - 80
o'clock and few minutes later the body was placed
inside OF the rctort Mr.. King was widely known as
writer on sporting events. Ills d'aol occurrcu
Tuesday evening from BrghPs disease lie leaves
n widow and child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

neadGmrtfrs 10 New-iork. to improve Its members
morally. socially and intellectually. The trustees are
george W Lyon, Joseph W. Watson, Edward J. Loop
Helbriegel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
w,,1 NOT yySrRE AyTLERs PROPERTY

AntIers T. T. April G.--Thc Insurance companies
cancelled all policies on property yesterday on ac-
coupt NJ threats 10 burn the town. special 'e''
po,rs Tex last night with strong force OF deputy
mar.bals TO protect the lives and property OF on''"
l,ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
., ,gveycrIy AND A LEGACY.

v,ne,and, N. j.. April 6.-Dr Joseph A. con ,"..1
..,hnr NJ aylcdIcal Thesapy." has been appo'n'eu
rssaent physician and paholosis IN the Ssw,et, Ss
The school has Just received legacy Oh e'o0"
RRnm the Robson estate PROVIDENCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
Don't Hesitate.

You know the old saying. che who heststes u ssas
When you know you right. doo's hesitate 70 ~ u
When you go to buy . bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS. don't hesitate 70 say you went "c'A'k
T.E.R.s"- hesitate to sc thss yeu get Oak
TIERS" and don't hesitate refuse anything ensfss
10 YOU as 'same as "CA.R.T.E-K!s" "just - goeo
~ "CARTE.R.s." THEY NEVER FAIL. Deas
HESITATE to demand the genuine cARTERS Little
LIVER PILLS.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
smal Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
TOSSED About BY THE OCEANS WAVES

Although the spring has come. the ocean b not
yet as smooth as glass, The vessels which came to
this port yesterday reported rough weather. and ths
North German Lloyd steamer Havel Was severely
handled BY the elements One Of her Mfeboats wAs
smashed several ventilators were broken and cone
Nalabar also had q rough experience.