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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
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Gitp, 6Oro Co., ST., ihrcibt iiber Den
@ertb pOu Sprnis NlpentrGuter Siut=
beleber ais ein m%irtiames Mittel bel
2a8rippe wie folgt: Sir Die Snfllensa
9ibt es fem belieres Ntittel ais 6ornis
NlpentrQlter Slutbeleber. Weine
9unSe Samilie mar oamit be;mgelu0t.
SD CAB alien mebreremal oes Sa9es
tleine Soicn oieies Wtittels unO Ihnelle
Seiierun9 trat Elm. Niht in Npptbe=
fen 81 iinben, miro mn Dur6 Sotal=
agenten perfauit. I'm nd1ere Nls=
tunit menoe man iid an Or. Yeter
Sabrnep, ll2-ll4 90. 9ppne Npe.,
GDicasO, ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20

- GOb0rO, Der Su iebenaidn9ti9em
3u6t6auie perurtbeilt lpurOe, iii am
6reitN9 mieOer mad Dem S~tootsgeidn9=
niiis III NnumOla Ob9eiiibrt mOrOen,
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yeI1aiti9unN lit ibm cine STEELE i'm
8eIaugniiie ais Stcinbauer an9emieIen
wOroeu. 9tG6 meni6lihem Grmeiien
bleibt fiir &obaro nur cine SOfinun9
auf GrlOlun9 - Der SOB.
- SD lit me6rere Sabre an 6ros
uild)en GiifenlhmerSen. Na1 2lnmen=
Dung DOn Smei 6laiNeu Ct. Satobs=
Del wurOe i6 jeOO6 OauernO gebeilt.
Sermann S6wav9el, gberoeeu,
9. SGt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
SoWa Wa6ri6ten.

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3 teue Sale bon potcn semeloet.
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ii ofwell wel6er bes llnterihluos
pOn6elOern Die er sur Ibbiilfe Der Ntotb=
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bat $500 ausbeSablt. st fiir6tete
Die Genalt Der Selientlibfeit.
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Ses " muroe am Sounerlta9
Den 8. 6eb. $40, 900 al %. Softer
Uert0uft.
- Die Stantsconpention Der ,Mai=
ter Plumbers Of Soipa" mdblte 81 Ses
% oines Dor. BO1e fOlgenOe Seam=
ten: YrdiiOcnt, s. q. Sarris, Siour
6itp; Sice=Prdiioent, Senrp Gpinser,
burlington; Setretdr, Sobn &. Ilell,
SesWtOines; S6abmeilter, &Obert
GlaptOn, Davenport.
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feline NN@ridten bon elmer beionoers
Ie9ensreiAen Sbdti9teit. IS werDen
SDrl09en Dbne Gnoe u1terbreitet ieOph
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len 9tepublitaner" i6eeren li1 Oieielben
audi ni6t i'm Mtinoelten.
Senator Srplper bon MaIon GitD lit
ppn ben Probibitioniiten auf &Orn 9e=
nommcu wproen. Gr bat ndmli6 &C.
gen leiu Dor i%eiuer Wobl ge9ebenes
Seripreden. fir Die Grbaltung Der
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Iummengetreten uno es bat Whereas"
III Maile uno Wtense auf Den armen
Senator geregllet.
= &iirsl!b entltano al Der 4. Stra=
BE, ni6t melt bon Der Courier" Office
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rer Sube bate ibm ndmli6 weis 9e=
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8uriAe belueileu, oaB er Courage 9e=
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er geleft, oa be9ann er iiir6terlih 81
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Scrren, pQbreno er entieblihe Grimai=
len l6nitt. Die Soriiber9ebenoen blie-
ben lie9en, 0O6 waren lie RATIOS mas
lie MAIDEN Ipllten. @iner bon Den Su.
ben lieB Die Semertung fallen, Die einem
Serliner S1uiterjunge Gbre gema1t
bate. man lolie ben Saternenpiolter
Obi6rauben uno i'm nit Dem Sun9er
in cine murme Stube brin9en. Sin
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piel gDiB, 10 ppN mebr Serltono. Si'
elite in eiu bena6bartes Sars uni
bolte einen Sopi warmen @aliers uni
einen @appen uno beltri6 oanit BIZ
talte Sberfla6e oes Yioltens in Del
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gu beIreien. Ser ledt 9ewiB nibt meb,
bel taitem Wetter an einem 9aternen
piOitsn. (Sipug Gitp 9oarier.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
100 photographer oer @e!taus>
ftcanaa fir $1.00.

Seue pra9tpoQeu Siloer linb Jest sur Ser
ienouus bereit, III sebn poaitGnoi9eu 8beiz
leu - 16 Silber III ieoem Sbeile - mlo Ole
9ur;e Serie fam nan erlan9en, inoem ma
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uebmeu, wel6er al Die lerauS9eber 9eiauot
piro, uno bic GilDer : Gortiolios wer0ell
portOirei per 4oit oil abomenten 9e-
ldidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20

SIM Mercp SOipital ltarb am Cams
tag Srau Norianna &epoenber9 in
9lter BON 80 Sabren. Sas Segrdb=
nib fano 81 Sberrills WounO ltatt.
Die &erltOrbene binterldBt einen SDbn,
welder 81 NsburD mpbnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20

gu Paris, gSis., ita,b Sreitag
6rau SOO'er, cine Der Q~lteiten @nlieD=
Ter oes bena6barten Grant &c., gSis.
Sielelbe mar 90 Sabre alt uiIo binter=
lQBt i9ren Gatten nit 4 SiaDsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
% inncopoGi3 Wtinn., |
10. 6eb. 1894.
g8crt0cr Serr Conner!

Serr Yetcr Nro%noenbur9 BON bier
bot iciu 0otcl bel Den @ertltdtten Der
g., Wt. & 81. Z. Giicnbobn an @rn.
@allner, einen Srl0nOer, Iitr Ole
Summe upn $500 Collars Suar9elo
pertouft. GrouOeubur9 nil lih aus
Dem @ei0Gftc 3uriid5itbtn. 9m Wpr=
tag, Den 10. Sch, tritt er cine %er9nitz
gun9sreiie na0 ScrNS an, BON no er
itber Californian nd6 MinneapollS
suritftebren miro, nm Otsb0m nit 'et=
ncr Samilic iiN naN Der alten $.,et=
motb, no6 Grepenma6er ST. bcGeber,
no Sranoenbur9 NOD cine I6Dne BE
IiOens am Moieluier be'iBt. GOrt &C.
ocntt er lib in Den &u9eltano 81 leBen.
Sranoenbur0's SObn, unicr 6rerro
~ d. el Sramoenbur0, Ituoirt 9e9et=
mdrti9 al Dem @pmnaiium 6l Surenl=
burQ. 8liiGli0e &eiie! u. M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
Scr Salcn>Taa

lit nun aud beenDigt uno Spar NIT Der
&erurtbeilung Oes G~ngetlagten 81
lebensldngli6em 3u6tbaule.
Sn Der Stabt iinost pas 0eroitt all=
oenleinen 0eifall.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20

Quite &eute t0uneu nit t~leilIcm
SOartGpitd! i16ne Carmen cr,Ueyben
Dur3 9Galter o. HyDmDtrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
Waria 3pTmann>

am 10. Sarutar 1894 ;u ii9 in ein beiisres
Senleits 81 %beruien.
Die Seritorbere mar ;u Soi6eib, &antoT
Sietir6, SroBberSo9tbum 9uremburs, am
2. 6ebruar 1858 9eboren uno itarb ;u
Sronoco, Wiuu.
I'm Elm SateruuIer fir bic Seelenrube Der
all;lirilb @ei6ieoenen bittet bic trauernbe
Salhilie beren 9tameu iiuo:
SbeoborS NJ a II II, @atte.
Sobann 9offm Georse
6offm a II, Srau5 Soffman H.,
HitolauS so m a n, gouarb
Sofimann, W b Sofim a II II,
Sopne. S-1
Gliiabetb Soffmauu, MatbiIbs
Sol imam, GO6ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
Siaig 3u %pcrfanicn.

Sie Stiibls Der uuiueriaIiltens Rir6e, Qes
matte @lasieulter mo RGblnCr. 9taGSus
frGSsI bel gtipsr, &Gais & 20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
SOoes Wmseige.

Gs fat @ott benz MmGdtigen, benz Serr1t
iiber yebeu uub Sob, in leinem ,ueriori6z
liden Hatbl6luiie geiauen, uniere imlisits
Qeliebte Satin NIB lHutter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20

Sine Sepei6e aus Maiia6uietts fol-
qenoen Snbaltcs wllrOe oie'er Gage ppn
Der Associated Press Clrtullrt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
Srris per GremaIar $500.
Snre ut bnr9iI0es
8ereini1te Stdafeu.
% oMtrG0Iih.N

3u Heip Martct, Mirn., bat
inner 2anosmonn Hic. M0bow0lo cIn
Seil QebrOGen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
Marftbertbt
Trciic fir Scn 0roSperfauf.

S%ubnque, ben 10. Sebruar 1894.
MetrriSe mn msh(
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
Gin flrines &e6eurrcmprl nit unierem
Stucolu SAFER.

oJm OOrIgeH Sabre
ipur6eu 500 III
BrtueH iur Die Z
bohlteu GrtraQe
bon eiueIp Yuibel
SInColU 3Gier
ausgeicBt. lluO
oteie Yuibel b0s
ben ben 9eiammts
Crtrng BON ei7 9u.
~ Bib. ge6radt,
aIiO ourhibuttt.
lid etluas uber Id
guibel 0 eiHeul
Sui bel auSiaat.
Ddtte Ieoer Jar.
Iler. Der non uuips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
YONKERS.

Mayor Weler's financial report for the fiscal year
ending February % gives the total revenue Of the
city OF Yonkers from all Si31,O ". ana
the total expenditure as N.S25&i2 It, The balance IN
the treasury Is So 9sl 49, against El% . year ago
The Board Of Trade and Good Government
Club are making determined effort &c have thu ne"
charter amended To- place a limit on the
amount to be received yearly for contingent eN-
penses and want IT fixed al SlooW". At special
meeting OF the Committee Of the Whole. held this
week the CITY Council. by IA vote Of t. 3. re-
fused insert the amendment AMI III" bill goeS
o Albany with the amount unlimited. rms
is the last day of registration. The registration ~
l724 short OF last fall. The Republicans viii make
n determined effort TO get out the fun registration
to-day, and H. is thought the highest figure viii
be reached The Foster property. IN Lamar
tlne-ayr between WarburtOn-ave. and North lSp1"-
way. has been sold to Mrs. VI. H. Archibald for
sl4.op0 1t consists Of a large house. d barn and "a
plot OF ground. 305Xl39 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
A EUNlYIC N ST. STEPHENS cHrRcH.

While Father Brady celebrating o'clock
mass in St Stephens church. in Twenty-eighth-s st
Yesterday. "A mdlle-aged man rushed hatless TAP the
aisle. shouting that devils after him. lie
stopped the Of the aisle. bat II required
the assistance OF four force .hc lunatc out
of the church. He acted wildly when ne reached
the sidewalk and surrounded by several
hundred people.
Policeman Kane OF the East Thirty -hfth-st sta
ton. attracted by the crowd and took the man
into custody lie had 10 get assistance. however to
take his prisoner TO the police station. The crowd
followed and greatly increased The lunac described
himself Thomas Dasart. n laborer nfty-one years
old, OF No. 20 East Twenty nnthst. He is married
and lives with his wife and two childr N. He has
been out OF work lately and II II thought by his
family that wOrrimcnt cited his brain. He was
taken from the polio station 20 Bellevue Hospital
Oy two policemen. II" struggled hercoly most of
the WAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
LIErTENtNr F0RSE on THE ORTCY.

Information was received at the Navy YARD
Yesterday that Lieutenant Charles T. Forse who
executive officer OF the kearsarge when she
lost, had replaced Lieutenant Frederick X
Brancr1 as the representative Of the Navy De-
partment on the orion, which vessel chartered
10 float the Kearsarge and which sailed from New
port News yesterday. The change WAS commented
on significant and suggesting that court
martial OF some Of the officers is to follow. The
report of the Court of Inquiry had reached Wash
ington, but outside Of the members Of the
court. the Secretary Of the Navy and the Judge
Acknowledgement knows what recommendations II
contained. Lieutenant Briineri Is ordered To the
Fern, which is on special service and the inter
probation Of this is that the department considers
him an important witness and wants him within
reach of the telegraph. Commander Heyerman and
Lieutenant Lyman not restored TO duty. but
have been placed waiting orders. and this action
leads to the belief that the Court Of Inquiry recon-
mended that they be cOurt-mdrtiallei. one OF the
strongest points against Lieutenant Lyman was
that he neglected 10 take the customary Observa-
tions the day OF the disaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
cA7rtrErD ABOUT THE TOWN.

John King, tn hoy z eleven years who WAS
Knocked down by ;-cu car, which fractured his
sku nea~ his hora, No. % Bcrgcn-st.. on Wednes-
day died vts,cria! at S. Nary's Hospital. The
motornlar IN Charg> OF the car. jeremiah O'Con-
nor. is under asr.S.
The new Unitcd States Marshal. Henry l. Hayden,
,ook the oath f Office Yesterday before Judge Bene-
dict and gave oonds in $4,000 His suretes are
Felix Campbell ana Alden S. Swan. Marshal Hay
den succeeds Alexander Walker in the Office. lie
was Police Commissioner under Mayors Chaplin and
Body 1t IS cxpec,od that now deputies will be
named WICK
The Excise Commission refused yesterday 20
grant transss- II liquor license for George F..
Sudemant from Certral-3ve. to Smith-st. ard A.
lantc-aye. where nr. Eccl-s row has druSstOr-.
rs there are fftY-two liquor shops within radius
Of 800 feet from his pon'.
In the suit Of John Cassidy agans; the Atlantic
Avenue Railroad Company II recover damages for
personal Injuries caused By bong thrown from III
front platform Of a car in Hamilion-ave October
IS 1871, the jury returned verde for $1,000 yes
terday in the City Court before Judg- Osborne.
Thomas T. pcarsnll conducted the case, and WAS OPP
posed by General Tracy.
Timothy McDermott was convicted Of
slaughter in the first degree in tn Court Of Sessions
yesterday for killing George Clancy on December q.
The jury considered the for fifteen minutes.
The penalty for tn crime IS imprsor ment for not
less than five ror more than twenty years
\ rev company Will be 'rm,d by Herman ard
Louis Lehman 10 dispose of the stock Il Liebmann
Brothers Company. which has been bought in by
Sicgel. Cooper & CO. and business vii b. rtsum
next h.
After Senator IIoa. Of Massachusetts,. delivered
his address on "Tnc Ordinance Of 1176' in Associa-
lion Hall Thursday evening. Il reception was
given fer him by the OfIic RS and members of the
Uncn Leagu- club n ,heir clubhouse in Bedford
ave. The Senator returned to Washington last
night
Private Joshua l.. Evans. 4 Company II, I'D Reg
mcnt, was expelled by "A voj, q the company on
March s. and H. has been dishonorahy discharged.
The March meeting Il the Brooklyn Christian En-
deavor j'u,1 VIII b. held this evening in the Egh-
t.crte s rect Methodist Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.


\ concert for the benefit OF the Ladies AID 80
ciety Of the Reformed Church Mount Vernon, was
given in the chanel last night. Mrs Joseph =
Wood sang two contraito solos. selected Miss ran
ny Cranberry Levy. soprano; W H. Hughes, tenor
and Edward \. Robinson basso. also sang SOLOS.
The Novelo Quartet gave The Nesper Hymn
and THE Band; Mrs. Rosabel Carlisle recite1 an
Old Sweetheart and Jamie Douglass MISS lhhe
f. Hochdorffer gave either solos, and Miss Christine
Wood. pianist. played several selections. The
School Of Methods Of the WOmen's Christian TEN
perance Union Of Westchester County ended two
DAYS session at Willard Hall last night win an al.
dress on "'The Dawning OF the twentieth century.
The music on THURSDAY evening was furnished by
Miss Fanny Cranberry Levy. soprano Mrs Joseph
s Wood coniralto ". H. Hughes. tenor. ana ~
ward 4. Robinson. bassO. colonel JoHh II.
Rryant president Of the First Ward republican
Association. has called special meeting Tor u'~'-
day evening next to consider several important
questions on Tuesday evening the North
Methodist Episcopal Church OF this city held a
Jubilee service To celebrate the cancellation OF the
mortgage on It's property. The Rev. pr j sim
mons, of Danbury, Conn. a former pastor or tHlS
city made address. and at ito clos" burned the
mortgage while the congregation joined IN singing
he lOXOlOgy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
.iFFAIRS ~ BROOKLIN.

HIGH SCHOOL. GIRLS SHOW THEIR SKILL
The girls OF the Pratt Institute high school gave
an exhibition of their work in the gymnasium before
a large and enthusiastic gathering last evening
The work was in every way up to the high standard
which the institute requires in all its departments
The senior class led Off with military marching.
strongly contrasting with the pretty fancy dancing
steps which followed. The juniors gave some inter
esting brOadswOrd exercises with the fencing fols
The freshmen went through tine Swedish educational
gymnastics wthOu; music. and gave pretty eX-
hibition or winding motions with the wands. Each
class wore its colors. combined with the institute
color--veoW The exercises ended with jig. per
formed by selected members Of the Junior and
senior classes Among those present We're Miss
n : Sackett c. NJ Pratt. w y. MCAndrcw Miss
Margaret Hraly. W. \. Perry. y. p Hcflay and
Mrs. Emily NJ Bishop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
GREAT INTEREST SHOWN
SERVICES OF sONG AND PRAYER IN
VARIOUS PARTS OF THE CITY
\ LARGE OrEN-AIr MEETING - Madison
soUARE--C oorEH UNION COMMUNICATIVE

\ LARGE orEN-AIH MEETING ~ MADISON
sorAnE--coorEr UNION COMMUNICATIVE
REVIVAL WORE ~ OTHER PLACES.
The evangelical campaign in this city seems 10
Increase in force and fcryor as X advances Inc
W ather yesterday was favorable for the oI''h-a
meetings and they were largely Attended ]" '''''
son Square there was particularly l4rb' 7'"'I' '''
OF mel an women. boys and Sirls' ana inc nv
Leonard Weaver and Evangelist Thomas Needh''n
and the Rev. f. !. Parker spoke. Many m"Ici'r'
a desire 10 be prayed for In the Young Ne"
Christian Association Han. at rwenty-ihrd-st' ana
Fouth-avc there was d large ateiidh''.
principal speaker the Rev. william H. -
Faunce. who delivered eloquent ana l'rcine
address The business mems MONDAY meeting was
held As usual at No !lG Fuiton-St. At Me;ropo!i-
tan Hall. in IVES. Fourteentn-st.. Colonel Evans
conducted services at the same hour ~ . c'"cN
an open-air meeting held in Lafayette mace
The principal meeting of IN" day was a. 90"
O'Clock in the big nail of Cooper Institute Ever!
seat was occupied. and many people were op'iS'
IN stand The song service lasted half an hour.
AS usual it vas conducted 10y George g. Ste DflhS.
The eject Of the rnngling of nearly 300 voices III
each chorus was deeply impressive, and 10 any one
who can recall from his own experience. many
sc~1es ~ - different a character which nave oc-
CURED in this already historic meeting l,iact tia'
contrast Was pfrSsl'|' d msi Of heir sonbern
melodies and the Park sisters cornetlsts. lOiheI Ia
tory Airs isabella SPARKS Nrcss sang as a 500
Hear His voice. pr T. G. piX or. 9 Hsy M
PhiIputt offered prayer After singing. Mr.. \cri-
ham made "A short address on the power OF 'r1u,
fc is an Irishman and he began b! warning 'iie
people that if they got the cross Of Jesus IN iher
hands at once they would not ge' drunk to,diN.
Won know" ne said what day tomorrow Is; !;
is ST. Patrck's Day. Sow, if Their Is any,hhg r.
ii, not want to meet il is drunken freshman; par
ticularly IL he has a shieiah in his hahi re
ALWAYS wants 20 fight, and If he cannot ma any
body 10 fight he will iGnt laihppost
After prayer by ne Rev. Charles Herold anu a
statement bv IN. treasurer Dr. Dixon delivered
a shor, address and IL call made for people
10 come forward for specia. prayer. About 800 ad-
vanced, and Dr. Dixon prayed ferN"ntly anu EaNe
thanks fo~ the wonderful interest which the evan
CELLO work now going forward had developed
throughout the city ,c
The quality of these meetings is dignihei and
serious and the music beautiful and oitentmes
thrilling Seated on TIE front row, and one OF the
most Interested in The proceedings, was kliaen
Van Rensselaer,. VINO with friend entered inc
Requests were made Yesterday that contributions
for carrying on the work of evangelizaton b" sent
to c. T. Knevals treasurer No - East Twenty
third-St, - GO.N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
SHIPPING NE IT'S.

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ARRIVED
steamer Au,ln d', N,',"s i ~ T,b Arrived at
the Bar a. II ~ i,'l1 ,,..., Hamburg February "a,
Dartmouth =. WIN rd.c {, simpson Spence i'u"s
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Nesn . i -,1 - M Lex ' Tnidaa and Grenada
M,n'o T,,h mi,r an, am a.. ' ~, az, a m
.,srn.' D. "3r'm'G" 'N1r' ,s"ni Fana',,n s.
y.t sugar t. Pm F'r"''i " CO. Arrived "' NV '' ~
with .pe,- Amrr...a sugar Refining 90 N'SS"i II"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
Ne U-JERSE Y.
JERSEY CITY.

Mayor Wanscr. Of Jersey cty. last night vetoed
the confirmation Of John j.. Fraser member Of
the Board OF Finance. rhe Mayor holds that his
original nomination OF Mr. Fraser was invaiiateI
by the decision Of the supreme Court. and tnat De
has not since. then renom.nated Mr. Fraser. lie De
lieves that the board Is IN contempt ia confirming
Mr. Fraser. and that Mr. Fraser is IN contempt
also in accepting thc confirmation and tak'ug the
oath Of office. Mayor Nanscr also coneur'5 tn"
board severely for its conduct In the matter II be-
ing the duty Of such a board iu his opinion 20
maintain Il conservative policy 40 al times. Th'
veto went over under the lIw until fu' most meet
ing
dri wing through Mlnu1Itn-ei. J'r-'F cry. r'-'"r
day. when his wagon into truck loaded So "a
thrown under the truck thc wheels ~ which In--'l
over MIN. killing him instantly. brnlt h'+f w.
removed 10 his homo. 10. ~ IS iIuw-tNr.. 10
boken. and Toscana was locked Va or q charge Of
rnanslaughtcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
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senate committee IN Health Department Hotel Metro
pole 1890 q
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n,ys. cavalry drill DcIeI's Riding Acad"my. s p IN.
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stndcns club annual reception. No 1876 IeNingt"n-aNe
Ne,y-York Athletic club wrestling tournament evening
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u-lslov school Athletic club games. 22d Regiment
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