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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
YONIERS.

City Attorney Hunt. OF Yonkers, and n member OF
the Board Of Aldermen. will go 10 Albany TINS
morning to appear before the Assembly Committee
on cities in behalf Of the new revised charter
which has been sent to the LEGISLATURE for passage
4 number of the members OF the Young
Mems Christian Association have formed bahJo
club George y. Tooker is manager. John G. i'red"n-
burch. leader; Albert Iosel. secretary ana t'n A.
Workers Corinthian Yacht club has had huilt a
new open catboat - feet long. Nlnth'i AZ
trrnrt win bo made this year TO ferry he
tween this city and Alpine. on me NV Jrlr rrN
Conpanv which tried II last year. failed ana me
boat the Uueas has been tied mp AT me I'9uEl
Shon Dock All winter new company mas h''il
formed with a capital OF $1,000 called th" lAllN'ie
Ferry COMPANY" The directors are supervisor
4 J. Prime James y. Lawrence, NlHlaW H. '''c"-
halgh and NJ. j. Hays.
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10rrr rIIrNplr> ron rO-Dlr.

ic ria- G'gl' r.' 20 y (. H & s. Is g.
Supreme c'our' oiauters BEFORE Insrlsn J-cour,
-ai,.,.. ,'ar -,...',l T.-r ipr, before Andrew.
Co... ., ,, ~, ~. ~ 81. rs ~, T. ,., ~, -. 81 *
-. ~ 80. 't> $50 49, 40 "21 6a. az dd Case
Sairrm, coar, Special Term Part H-R~fore Truax.
supreme coar SPECIAL Term -I'r, IIl-N, day calcn-
@r.ul' c,or-rar I.n,farc -. $50 day
'''''''' c.ur, r,,, o. before Patterson curses to
b. s'n' m iar . - i.r , irIl ,r "1h";nri aqs
1880 sae 80 1873 i-a. '-i 'o' l'9' '~' 80. '@''
..r, from rir, no ~ triai ,iear
20 -, ~. -, 7a $50.
ra,r,,r Tout, Eiui,y rcfm-l before Gnlcrslco,e. j
S1l.r,r ,"nrt T'.h Term r,rt Before scIewick.
G i Nos 1882. 1881. l'Nt it9. lo7 l:lN clear
y 90 icao 9'o7 1873 1916 oc7. 7oN. clear
~ l2,5. ICE i5ii io-3 1876 III" l'o'. li2a. 1903
Surrogate c,ur chamocrs nef.re Tnzgcrala s.
ih.,n, Barrett Albert N'w.k. John s'uw'n Anna Mci,r
Tan 80. Torain,a T. " l.. Saucer Frederick ". Lne-
sairos1tts court Tral Term BEFORE Arnold s-No
common Special Tcrm-r'fore Gesrch. J.-Nos.
,. ~ ,,-.G .r,rl Torn Before pp'y g j
n.~chon. r. and lr,or JJ-Nos 20 81 20 90 60 IS 20
a. =. =, 81 -. ~ - ,...,......
! Son. $50. isGl lsy 1851 i57o $50 ~ so. 1864
C'uam'n ilcas-Trid Tcrmrari' II and III Adjourned
flf 90
,',y cour, Social Term Tofor" l''ysimons j. Motions
City Court Trial T.rm Par. - ~" =. Milan ) Ngg
f."l 1876 1896 O7i 12"l l13. ltlN. lN2 1871, 100
gI1 Iesi $40 I2iI - ~ 1851 I>N} I7l7. l7od 1919
40 g.5 is31 IS 1875 ~ "'2 19 90. lbs. 1871.
Case unfinished.
NJ IGcs 1863 ii7o 1854 7iii l2 1857 1871 500 1872
Is. ig,. ln,2 los. lr" l1o" l67S l2.i i55l l3"d
5lS i5s. 49,. 1910 1913 ISL 35i 5G7 AZ. $40 Case
unfinished -, :, .--.,
Nnf On2 1870 1909 il3,. .i. 81 lls'. 81 los %
III 1874 81. li7' H." ll3- llo rs ~ i1tN iH23
s,,,I 40 80
sG so 81 Iai 2o5 III 40. llNi $3.50 1901. 1890
l.ii. Case unfinished go . .,,,., -.
CIV ,'ourt Trial n,-uort ~ i..lor' Ehrlirl g. H.
cbrt causes. Nos 3aG 2Oti 3llS 29ii DDS. 3ln2
o., e9,n qei1 g9i9 ,urg en52 2lnS $3.50 32uG 33il
a, 8lsi 600 33gJ 3G .c,SN .IilJ. JlDN. ND Clear
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AFFAIRs or THE RErifL GROCEH~ UyIOv

regular seini-monthly meeting Of the Retail
Grocers' Union was held at its headquarters. No.
I3S East Ffty-seventh-st., last evening. President
Thomas T. Fowler presided. with y r H. Sturkc
secretary. and II. MiddendOr treasurer. \ com
mittee. which appointed at Il previous meeting
10 devise a plan for securing a reduction of the
proccrs liquor licer SO fee from 800 to $50. from
which It increased two years ago. reported In
favor of appointing Subcommittee 10 confer with
the Excise Commissioners. The committee in
structed to select subcommittee from its own
members and call upon the Commissioners. The
building Committee reported that all the rooms in
its new building, No. 1873 East Fifty seVenth-St,
NOT used by the union. had been satisfactorily
rented The building is a handsome, nye-story. fire
nroof structure of yellow brick with stone trim
minrs and covers an area Of &c by 80 feet IT is
handsomely finished and contains a large hall ana
several commit ee- rooms Its cost 1900
The union was organized May - 1882. and in
ed or April 1886 II now has nearly 800
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MASSACHUSETTS, OVERS AND PENNSYLVANIA
rrDDLERs LEAVE THEIR WoEk-oTiIER
GIFTS IN WAGES.

-
MASSACHUSETTS, OVERS AND PENNSYLVANIA
,,.,,,,,,,, rr,,.r, ,rrttrp WOEK-OTHER
fipDi'fl'9 LEAVE i'i'''
CTS IN WAGES
,. ooo a,,nloves
Lawrence. Mass, March ABOUT 81" e'"P.''
of IN. dve-house and finishing departments OF the
" I'm, ~ 800. $50, , etrilxe this morn
Arlington MINIS "'"O "'' va " -. 49,. 10
ing Recently they made the request mat 'n'S ~
maid IN. wlr,s which they received before the re-
',.t., -, IN ,.r CON, mad. last fall Agent Red
Hu''oh % ~ P'' '''' MA" ~ ,,,co
ford announced thAt the H'c'Soh "' Wv 'H
ment was that the request could not be- acceedeh
., anil tb. .t~.l,. a. rho r.eulf \ report
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PARtSOLS.

COIOrpd CrCDOn ParasOls in DaffO.
dill Yellow and Sea Green.
ChangpabIe Giacc ParasOls, in
fifteen new shades, trimmed with
Black ChantiIly Lace.
White Novelty ParasOls in MOire
and eros Grain Silk, trimmed with
Point De Gene and Chantilly Laces,
mounted on White Enameled
Sticks and Handles.
Our Black Novelty ParasOls are
i'm Point De Gene and Bourbon
Laccs, CrcpOn, Surahs, MOusseline
de Sole, Crcpes and MORE: also in
best qualities of plain eros Grain
Silk, lined and Unlincd-all with
Ebony Handles.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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1902 B9s as E M5 2 Fun'"
amn aEf Mossdar, Duch Potter Rotterdam February
o. BouloGne with mdse and % cabin ana The lar at
passengers Funch, Edge x CO. Arrived at '"' i'
steamer La Gascognc m Bandeon mayrc to
o. with mdse and Il cabin and 2?6 Storage paSS'"s
4 Forget. Arrived the Bar at > m January 20
Mssina February . Palermo TO- Gibraltar 30 with mdS
Phelps Bros Arrived at The baT az ,a february IS
carthaeena H. Colon u. 81 Jago - HH 'las o. arr
mlse and cabin passengers to NJ 'eb"ioS w. 90
n.y. , ~, r no Grand Bars,ow Fernandna March
and Brunsnick B. with mdse and passengers to cn'S
II May city Of Washington Burey Matanzas Febrr-
ary - and Havana March l. with Indse ana 10 10, p A.
sengers James Ward q co. Arrived at 'le i' ~
So s'eamT sananderno SPAN Cienf1eFos
vessel 10 master Arrived at the Bar AT m ., prh,
with mdse to Booth q CO. Arf''ed At 'e A'1'
at 10 Fl Sd, Mason New orleans February IS with
mo- ~ ,tv - Columbia Jenny Point. Va.
with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion S'eaihS'P
Sir,amsr New-York Jamson Newport News, to Inter
national Navigation CO. Arrived AT the bar ia'e o"
Steamer city Of Birmingham Burg Savannah with
nndse ami passengers 10 Il l. Walker. ,, =, ,.. ,b
mlsc go Black Wath"r. vessel to masi'r 10 , With
Park AmPhri,c d'g US r SarI E1ve 3 20
big Harriet q Miller. Nvevitas u days with mdse %
s,ndy Hook y. j.. March $50 p. m-wind south
wc- light hr"oze cl'uIy 2nd ,oson and Jackson
yilIr-Wm = CIydc ( co. co., p.,,,.or Dover England
susr ,rocas. woodrck la Guayra Puerta Ca
IN. 81 orl,on Bliss Dallett
steamer SALE oiero Rng<. Bremen via Southampton
sro,,, ,r Xcns,ra Gn BRAND Marselles-James "
i'T ,n~r Ccvic dir Ncol Gverpoo-H Maitland Ker-
Earl. o.pcrsa Bo. Mckenzie. Buenos Ayrcs-J F
i,rE isabel Porn snyano. oporeG AmsnSk & G9
I,rN Rinnoyato utaD Sanguinetu. Phladephia-Johh
nrs F. SPAN, senti Ascrs Africa-Joaquin Menen
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EJU, UOGlV'S STA rERS ARRESTED.

August Schaefer. twenty-one years old. and
Charles Schaefer twenty-five years Old. Of No. 400
East Fourteenth-st.. and Edward Corr nineteen
years Old, OF No. AIS East foui'eehth-st.' were
ohorooa q, ,ho t,esev Market Police Court yester-
dav morning with killing Edward better known as
kid" Hogan of No 225 East Twenty-ninth-st. The
men were intoxicated Sunday night. and had a
general fight at Fourteenth-st and flrs,ave. which
,era rreei "a in their home by Policeman Mccarthy
who found them in bed pretending TO be asleep
All pleaded not guilty. Justice hoeh heid them 10
await the action Of the Coroner
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HE SHOT 4 GIRL AND KILLED HIMSELF
DAsTARDLY CRIME OF A SWEDISH 'Ni'
LITTLE HOPE OF RECOVERY fO'
HIS YOUNG VICTIM.


LITTLE HOPE OF RECOVERY FOR
HIS YOUNG VICTIM.
double crime committed yesterday '''''
noon bv A sailor Fritz Nolte at the ho"so -
",'or,o. rreund 40. % Vernont-st He shot and
..a.n,oa 20 KIN clara Freund a girl of fifteen
years and then shot and killed himself. >oi'e vas
Suedo and forty years old. lie was ompoyed on
tran,n steamer plying between New-Hork ana
BOSTON and between trips spent ms 'iiie at ~
house of Freund whom he has known LOT seNe,"'
,,e.rs He had been there about Week. anu III '''''
dime he mad prosecuted the girl with un"e'o
attentions. She resisted his opportunities ho"envi'
and II is supposed that he became ueSpeI"'e.
Girl was employed an assistant pS 'o.'' "'''
ianitor OF Public School NO. 49, near nv ;r,
A. noon Yesterday Nolte sent Clara out Tor a pin'
Of beer and it was drunk by him in company wcin
Airs Freund and her sister MIS- IT H. kitrhen
of No. S1S Central ave lhty an be "a infant child
ana nont D. M Mrs Freund left the room; IN h her
absence Nolte approached the err an" her from her
by the throata ne RE IN savage tone Did you or
viii you? He evidently referred 10 an enected that
the girl had told or wGu rsn y but he maddened
man drew his revolver Nt ,b an" LEFT ' temple
Dr I'm Wounded girl screamed and fell to me 9D
rn The shot missed its mark and the Du,t' go
hrTisd in the ceiling Of the room a secTnI If me
was then fired with ff hcnos eneG his ' Chin
Mrs Deshuch ran from the room scr Sai the
CRYING. and Mrs. 'reund heard tne soon as
sSa saw What had been done she aroused Sue
neighbors and the police We're cae She was found
.ai da ngerousv If not fatally. wounded ana WdS
attended by Ambulance Surgeon Cu r{red uncon
10 81, N az hone Of her recovery is entertained "a
In the pocket Of the dead man Mas ." 'bsd CON
dressed to his mother. showing that ne hdu 'o"
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r,1A1.oFK r SUTHERLAND POSTPONED
A SLIT TO RECOVER $1,000 IN DAMADho run
ALLEGED FALSE IMPRISONMENT fi''"

A
u,rcrD FALSE IMPRISONMENT FROM
u-sT1cE R. v B. NEWTON
The second trial of Kenneth r. ou'helia''-
<;ravesend was adjourned in the Court o, -,
,rerntner Yesterday for one week by Juose D'
ou,ng 10 the illness of Foster l.. BacKus' MS 'o
SO, who has been engaged in his case anu '''a' "
NcKane for six weeks. The trial OF Ahuie" jon.
con ON the indictment charging him with perJuI!
,,as also adjourned yesterday for week AN extra
panel of jurors will be drawn . -,
paners were served yesterday in a SUIT pesun ~
Michael O'Hanlon a collector, against Richaru v
r Newton to recover $1,000 as daInases ,o fo his
;mnrisonment Newton is under indlc'neit i4 Poane
acts before the election as a justice Oh ue ronev
IN Crayesend. OHanlon was "d'.el 'D1rool,iv,
island in May last and was al the as aving
Iocknv Clubs track on May 10. AS ne was s
the ground he was told by man M trs' and Was
Wen before Newton where he was charged VIII es
disorderlv conduct. He demanded counsel anu va
.oId nv Newton that ne would be sent 70 w pe,r
sanitary for six months. He did not see 'Le I'm "a
,Intnt and counsel was denied him. lie Went ~
ne penitentiary and served his term me comm
,mer, charges him with disorderiy cohuuct ,S :
1rancv and lack of visible means OF support IIs
nolice took from him when he was arres.tu eo'N
watch. a diamond scarf pin and $40 IN CASH.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ro INVESTIGATE CITY DEPARTMENTS
A RESOLUTION PASSED BY THE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN RESIGNATION OF DIR NJ

ALDERMEN RESIGNATION OF DR. NJ
LEVY DEMANDED.
An investigation of the various ctF depdi '"le"''
will he made by the Board of Aldermen uhdeT d
resolution adopted yesterday. 1t was introduced
by Alderman Clark Gep), and provides LOT i"
committee Of seven to investigate the city oePai'
rnents and TO examine into any charges abdl'a.
any department or it's officers. The committee Will
have full power to send for persons books anu
papers appertaining to any department Alderman
Clark said 1t WIS proposed to investigate un'u-
thorized water connections. the purchase Oh sup
plies by the various departments the pooN VI
records in the Health Department ana DINER NAV
ters which needed full ventilation. ,. 49,, ,Ao
The resolution adopted unanlinousN' ~ o
following committee was appOlhteu, -n , '''s MI
Clark LEIGH Roeder Hess, Hauber'' Na"ace anu
resolution was also adopted requesting the ~!
Works Commissioner 10 proceed at once WIN wv
ravinr and grazing OF streets when nave pccl az
thorized TO done TO aiiorH einPloH MI.
10 as many men as possible Ihcy are 10 'e0e''e
s. day -,-,..or h,s demanded
.he resignation of DR. NJ Levy. one OF inc santa!
Insoecfors because he has failed 10 reppi,I 49,
cases of smallpox one was a man VINO No. . 80
an the neghborhOod of Shuits's bakery Wuc'' -
oral hundred men are employed. Yesterday an tne
emnloves were vaccinated. Dr. susan j.: IrdE No.
been made an assistant sanitary inspector - III"
corns of vaccinltOrs has been appointed. $500.
y " Coburn mas been appointed personal P'op
erty clerk Of the Department OF Asscssihe''''
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1,;h of al in cavcnng Powcr-Iac US Govt Report
R9H!a!!!! Rsk!dH&
ABSOLUTELY PURE

nr,,ar,v hold by Nancy l.. Sherwood and Mary T.;
tP,oSSoatt The traction Company also trahs's
to the Lexington Avenue ana PaX E north ri' 80 Of
Twantv-ff,b-et 80 feet west or hii-dNe' Us
1913. for s8i2Se. which is encHmbeT,G ny Ifn In
,'%e for $40 900 in favor Of the MUTUAL LII H.
smrsnce COMPANY. The Twenty-iiith-sI plpi%TI,LS
vas transferred 10 the Traction Compah! d! JUL"
u Crimmns for 81 on February -.
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LONG ISL Nd.


STRICKEN WHILE PREACHlNG'
The Rev. A. T.. Thompson. pastor OF the Me'hou'S'
Episcopal Church Of Roslyn. was stricken WIN
aDoplcxv while delivering his sermon SUNDAY eVtIl
ing Drs. +. II. Legs and Bogart were sum, sul'Ip'ri ,
and the patient was removed 10 MS NOME - n
door where he remained In an unconscious comu iI
ton all through the night. 1t Is believed Ie TIL
never recover the use Of his mental taculti'S. iln
was Dr Thompson's second year in itosyn' ana IT,
intended Joining the Vermont Conference Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
JERSEY CITY.

The Jersey city Board ~ street and Water Com
mssoncrs yesterday passed Mayor Wanscrs
veto their ordinance allowing the North Hudson
Hallway COMPANY 10 run trolley ears through
C;royc-st The Mayor did not think the ordinance
bound the company to pay per cent OF us gross
roccipts to the city. agreed upon. The commits
sionrrs held that IL did. Numerous protests were
received from property owners and residents along
the proposed route. but no attention was paid 10
them by the Commissioners.
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HOME NE VS..

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS
AsTOr-Gcncral \. Is. Ncttlcon II MINI sofa BROAD
WAY Ct,NTRAI.-Jphn Clark Eidpath 81 "re'n'aS"''
IND FIFTH AVENUE Congressman George west OF
pare.o, = y GIISfY-Gencral Austin I-aihrop. Of
Corning X y. HOLI.AND-Count lEosooisoh' 81 -
po,ers,n,rc NEW NI:THERI.ANDS-Count II. dc Frank
o,s,eir Of Rome NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. James j. Bel
den Of Syracuse, and Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Ma IN \
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HONEST GOVERNMENT CLUE OFFICERS

At a meeting OF the trustees of the Honest Gov
eminent Club in the Real Estate Exchange yes
terday afternoon. the following standing committees
were appointed:
Executive John G. Il. Eckerson John }. Clancy.
Andrew Powell W. II. Whiting and 5. Elwood
May: finance. Douglass Robinson. Jr, Charles ;.
Brown Frank Yoran. William H. Folsom. and
George DE Forest Barton membership, ClermOnt
l.. Carlson George l.. Slawson. and John +. Win
dolph
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IIOBOKE

Father Kelly who succeeded Father Corrigan Mt
the Church Of our Lady Of Grace Hoboken. an
nounces that he will open the parochal school. and
n meeting was held at the school hall last night
10 make the necessary arrangements. II Is proba-
bile that the school will be reopcncd next Monday
if the necessary teachers can be secured. Father
Kelly saws he finds that a large number OF the
parish children are attending the public schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06

The contracts for building the new opera nous
.. r,,,7,he,h have heen awarded and the building
,vben finished will cost s;5 900 Work viii be begun
April l. and the place will BE- opened to the pqE9g
Jersey and jefferson ayes, in the most eligible
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TWO LARGE TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.

Instruments recording the transfer OF the prop
erty at the northeast OF Lenox-ave and one
hundred 2O0x20ll0 by the Metro
politan Traction Company to the Lexington Avenue
and Pavonia Ferry Railroad Company for con-
sideration OF Sis 1884, filed with Register Levy
Nerday. There Is mortgage for $4,000 on the
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SHIPPING .NEUS.
PORT OF NEW-YOR1

PORT OF NEwYoRK-MONDAY. MARCH o. 1871.
Steamer Virginia Ger. Scheel. Stettn February -
Hclsngborg -. Gothenhurg 49, Chrlstansand H. VIZ
mdse and ! cabin and li7 Storage passengers 10
Corts. Arrived at the Bar at 10 m, ~ ..
Steamer Aniaia lGer) Kraft, Hamburg February To-
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NJ. lccs. icoo M l7il a.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 60 sun 557 Moon rises 6l2 Moons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
NJ Sandy Hook G.3i GOV Island 90 li"li Cato ~
pM-Sandy Hook 7.O2 GOV. Island ':-0 li'l Gate Olo
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FINE TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS

To-day we begin a special sale OF
Fine Double DamaSk Table Vlo.ns
and Napkins. to be closed out au
prices much below the lowest ever
quoted for the same goods.
The Cloths are in two qual1ties'
sizes and prices are as follows,
81 at $3.50 and $500 each
$40 &" 3.2j 30 :.
S-ii ABS 5.25
SIG (" 800 600 &"
Napkins to match:
SIS at $3.50 and $500 per dOz.
Sd at 1915 and $50 per dOz.
JAMES McCREERY 4 CO,
Broadway and nth st.
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Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Denufrice
t.e,h Refreshing and delicious. - cents jar
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PHILLIPS DlGESTIBLE COCOA
prouces feeling llghtncSs against that ~ weight
and headache 50 common with ordinary cOcoas.
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Announcements

QUARTER 10. 1917. 10. 1877. BACK.
Earl. & WILSON'S NEW YOUTHS COLLAR
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an Halt I,rty IL IN
Iani, IiornL Amer iI,ni,,r,, ........ II 10 IN
Moth Anne Ii,, a
~ cau,, tr,,t. fnag,, .OO III 300
N,c,nch.I S,vonnnb s,Vann,h .. ........ 300 IN
,,lt,,rrt, Allan sat, ,,l,scny II 90 "A
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.,
20 WEST s9riI-ST
Disease. Of the Nervous system Genito Urinary Organs
Impotency and Sterillty Hours. 5 70 l. D TO g.
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EIIZARETH.

al voters who esteem citizenship above partisan
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INCOMING SIEI WERS.
TO-DAY,

Vessel From
rdnm ".. Rotterdam Feb l1........ Meth Amer
Tanric '..... l. vcrpoo February 3......Whu" star
california Gibraltar. February 20......: Anchor
chester Southampton Feb 2i.... American
eueyia IIamhuIg Feb .lihihD--Nher
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH l.
Glasgow Feb %i.............. Anchor
clg.nland Antwerp. Feb .. ftcd STAR
,'oncho Havana. March 3......N X cuba
Tcconc. Gibraltar. Feb -"
THURSDAY. MARCH :.
e......... Southampton. Feb Is .....N q Lloyd
aiunAAIA MaIch -......... ltcl -
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SPECIAL MENTION.

.,r,,..mept. admitted into these col.
nm. re- recommended To the rynders "t ~
" III n. thoroughIy reliable. ana busi.
In I'M he dcnc by mail with the ad'er.
.I.~r. ~ ifh nerfcct anfety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-24
BORN.

kETIER on July .. 1884. to Mr. ana Mrs. w.
}. kET1-EH. a con. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-24

VIM. l.. Bruen today made VIM. W. and
Lewis c. Justice. VIVA. Spangler and VIM
II. Abbott defendants in a bill in equity
for the cancellation Of a certain note. Feb
ruary - 1S92 Winfield S. Lee owned part
of sub lot ~. lie Droit PARK. To secure
Lewis c. Justice a note for $3.50, he executed
a deed OF trust to VIM. W. Justice and VIM
\. Spangler. Before its maturity one Julian
Hite Miller purchased the note, he selling
1t TO the complainant. March H. lS.(l Lee
sold the property to VIM. II. Abbott; The
following September Abbott represented to
the plaintiff that he was about TO sell The
property. but that the cXpectant purcha ser
Jos. c. johnson, insisted upon first seeing
the note. The complainant states that ne
handed the note TO Abbott to he promptly
restored. but he alleges that Abbott has re-
fused and still refuses. 10 return the note
to him, and also denies ever having re-
ceived it. The complainant says he is now
the owner of the property, and asks that
the note be Cancelled and the trustees be
required to execute to him a release.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-24
ATTEND VACATION SCHOOL,
Eleven Hundred Pupils Were EnrOl.
led and Others Turned Away.

Eleven Hundred Pupils Were Enrol-
led and Others Turned Away.
From the New York Herald
Jus: think of boys and girls going tn
school in vacation time of their own choice,
1t sourds like fairy tale. doesn't it? 1t is
much mere like a prediction of the milIen-
for three public schools in this city were
six weeks. and LOO children Immediately
applied for admission. All three of the
schools were crowded and one was more
than crowded. One hundred and fifty chill
School No. 1. at beancey ard Ludlow
streets. for lack Of ICcm to accommodate
them.
When the New York Association for III
proving the Condition of the Poor proposed
to tn. board Of education, early last month
that vacation schools be opened for instruc-
ton in manual training and Kindergarten
the request was refused. Superintendent
Jasper did not think ii was wise for the
board to mix up with an outside organiza-
ton in any such scheme. and so advised
But James A. Scrymser OF the association
persisted. He argued that summer schools
would do much to better the condition OF
the poor folks in the tenements, and would
take hundreds of children off the streets
during the hot months. Mr.. Scrymser held
that such schools would be very successful,
though there were folks who did not be-
lieve they would be attended.
The board, however. while II declined the
proposition in so far it refused to enter
into the plan, gave consent to the trustees
OF the TENTH Seventeenth. twenty-first and
twenty-second wards to lend the association
some of their schools If they wished. The
trustees consented. and the association
gladly undertook the wcr k itself. 1t pledged
5000, and undertook to pay teachers SAL
aries and all other expenses.