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New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
WHITE PLAINS.

The Fire Department election held in this village
Tuesday spirited affair and resulted in
the selection Of the following officers: Chief en-
gineer. John T. Refill. OF Hope Engine Company;
first assistant Theodore Doll Of Hope Engine Com
pany; second assistant Henry Fuller. OF Inde-
pendent Engine Company
During the entertainment given at the Auditorium
Tuesday evening by the Amherst Glee Club a
FIRE discovered in the fies over the stage 1t
started from a defective gas Jet. The flames were
extnguished before much damage was done, by
the village firemen regularly detailed for duty at
every public performance given in the halls Of the
village At the time the fire in progress the
performers upon the stage had the presence Of
mind to continue with their parts. thus preventing
q panic in the audience. which knew nothing OF
the occurrence until the danger was over.
The regular meeting of the Westchester County
Teachers Association will be held in the High
School building. White Plains. Saturday, April II.
In the morning a paper will be read by George T..
Hardy upon Function of Literature in Elementary
Schools" of the College of the City OF New-Iork.
Miss Florence G. Bissett will conduct a physical
training class exercise. and address Will be made
by Charles d. Larkins principal OF Brooklyn High
School In the afternoon there will be Query
Box" and the election of officers for the ensuing
year.
The election Of Edward b Kear Supervisor of
Yorktown. II Is said. Will be rendered void, from
the alleged fact that Mr.. Kear, at the time Of such
election, held the Office OF School Trustee, which,
under the law. renders him ineligible for the super
visorship.
The Port Chester Athletic Club having challenged
the White Plains Bowling Club to a series or four
games. ten side. the first game was played
at White Plains on Tuesday and resulted in favor
OF the White Plains Club, which defeated Its OPP
ponents by 213 pins. The next game Will be played
ct Port Chester on a date not yet set
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09

said 10 have been Informed that the directors ac'eu
under the advice of counsel
Thomas r. CLANCY has resigned as pres'ue"' -
the American Cotton OIL Company III of'e, % -
- >, oh,atr . r.st He remains director.
,;orre Austin Morrison. director has been eiec'eu
president In his place
The Hamburg American steamship furst Dis
r,arck Will sail to-day for Plymouth. Cheroours
and Hamburg with nearly 400 cabin passengers ol
board The spring exodus to Europe Is pes'hh'ns
L..
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
THE CHARGES AGAINST SUPT. SMITH.

At the request OF Chief Bonner the counsel to the
Fire Board yesterday directed to frame bill
compelling the owners of all buildings above l25 feet
in height TO put In an alarm and water connection
every floor above that height
President La Grange announced that charges
would be prepared against Superintendent Smith in
accordance with the report Nled Tuesday that the
charges would be presented Friday and that Mr.
Smith could decide how much time he needed to pre-
pare for the trial
In regard TO these charges Con missioner Sheffield
said: Il shall not sign the charges. | firmly
convinced that Smith IL absolutely honest and that
fault can be found with the administration of his
department."
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENUE-Mrs. L. S. Grant ana MIS-.
Slrtoris. OF Washington. General Elisha Dyer, OF
Rhode Island: Stevenson Burke, OF CIeVeand'
Ferdinand W. Peck. OF Chicago. and eX-Mayor
Jacob Amos. of Syracuse. HOFFMAN-Congress-
man George ~ Southwck, Of Albany and j. X
Mckee. HOLLAND-General Thomas W. hyde OF
Maine MURRAY HILIl-Bishop D. A. Goodsell. or
San Francisco: the Rev. Robert II. Paine, or Balti-
more and ex-Congressman Augustus Brandegee. OF
Connecticut NORMANDIE-Judge J. Henry Met
calf of Canandaigua. y. \. PARK AVENUE
Melvl Dewsy of Albany. WALDORF Senator
William VI. Stewart, OF Nevada, and Adjutant-Gen-
eraI f. A. McAipin WINDSOR-Theodore NJ Pom
eroy of Auburn. y. y. and Mrs John Hare. OF
London.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
BROWN UNITERSITY CLIB ~ NEW-YORk
PREPARATIONS BEING MADE FOR THE ANIMAL
DINNER.

DINNER.
The annual reunion and dinner Of the Ncw-York
Brown Alumni Will bc held At Domonico's. Fifth
ave AMI Twenty-sXth-st.. on Friday evening. Apr
e. at $50 p. All who have at time been con-
nected with Brown University officers or stu
dents are cordially invited TO attend. The president
OF the club Francis Lawton. will act as toasinss-
ter. and President Andrews. OF the university VIII
be present ani Will speak Invitations have been
issued 10 number OF prominent alumni Of Brown
and other colleges to make addresses. The names
OF these speakers will be announced later through
tn. columns OF the press.
The price OF tickets for the dinner Is =. II f.
important that the secretary should receive i'm
mediate notice from those intending 20 De- present
Payment for tickets should be made 10 the treas
urer. who Will promptly forward tickets upon re-
cclpt OF the price OF the same. Scatngs VIII ho ar
As the secretary's list OF Brown men living Ia
names Of all the alumni owing to the fact that
many men moving t. N-w-Nork each year
whose names 10 not appear yet upon the list Of
the club, II Is important that those who have not
received notices OF the annual dinner IN the past
should promptly send thelf names anI addresses TO
the secretary. that they may receive cOmuunIca-
tions relative 10 the dinner ana other meetings OF
the club. Any desiring special scatlngs AZ the dn-
ncr must express this wish by an early cOmmunica-
ton TO Norman :. Dixie treasurer. No l.5 Broad
way, Gardner Colby. secretary, No ! broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW w-YORK-wEDNESDAY, April. g. 1885,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Cunc (Br Lancaster Liverpool March q
rldse and IL passengers II Maitland Kersey Arrived
the Bar 2:2O 7th. and anchored owing to thick
southampton April l. with mdse and passengers 20
Oelrcha q Co South Of Fire Island at I 80 m
Steamer Mannheim Ger, Ockemann Rotterdam March
%. in ballast TO Dust Heye. Arrived az the Bar at o
M 7th. "
Steamer 81 Cuthbert (Br), Fitzgerald Antwerp March
~ with mdse to Sanderson Son. Arrived at the Bar at
Z y m. 1th. and anchored In a snowstorm.
Steamer Piqua (rD Brown Triste February "a vsnics
March t. Messina D. Palermo ~ and Gibraltar H. win
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
SING SING.

opssining Council. No. 1.4S6. Royal Arcanum. OF
Sing Sing gave a dinner on Tuesday evening at the
rooms Of the Sing Sing Steamer Company. Among
the quests we're Vice-Grand Regent OF the State
James A. Rierdon. District Deputy-Grand Regent
frederick Van Tassell. Herman Keuhn. Of the
American Service Union. representing on this occa-
sion Grand Regent Of the State j. f. Price. who was
nnable to attend, and the officers of the steamer
company. At the conclusion OF the dinner there
were speeches and music In the engne-house par
lara the festivities not coming to an end until an
early hour Wednesday morning
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
Public Schools
New York..
Each One Described
and Illustrated.
Only Work of the
Kind in Existence.

THIS handsome pamphlet has
L been issued by THE New
YORK TRIBUNE, and has a briefin-
PRODUCTION by ROBERT MACLAY,
President of the School Board.
Each school is taken in turn,
first the Grammar Schools and
then the Primary Schools, and
each is fully treated, the names
of teachers and trustees, and in
some cases those of scholars
since prominent are given. This
work is invaluable to every one
interested in the subject of edu-
cation. A picture of nearly
every one Of the schoolhouses
of the city is also given.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
MOUNT VERNON.

The Common Council caused a sensation Tuesday
niebt by passing a resolution to appoint a commit
zee 10 investigate the charges made by ex-Aiayor
Edward f. Br'Sh. that other city officials besides
Elias g. Pease. the defaultng City Clerk were
mixed up In the Irregularities Of that ONCE. Pease
6ools show a deficiency Of nearly A.UO which, 1t
Il Alleged, he cannot explain. The resolution was
ol.Sred by Alderman w. G. Many. Democrat; and
a received the support of the entire Council, re-
Snfdlcss of politics. The investigation will be held
~ Thursday. April 16.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
DIR. DOTY AT HOME AGAIN.

Health officer Doty arrived yesterday morning
from Havana and Mexico on the Ward Line steamer
Orizaba and Instead OF landing at Quarantine. went
to the pier In the city. where he went ashore. The
Quarantine tug Governor Flower was In waiting
and brought him back to Quarantine. DIR. Doty left
New-York on March y and went TO Mexico by rail-.
arriving at the City OF Mexico on March 49, He also
visited Havana. Vera Cruz, Tampico and other cities
and investigated their sanitary conditions
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
THE TAMSEN NEARING

The hearing of the charges preferred by six citi-
zens against Sheriff Tamsen begun before Com
missioner William ii. Robertson In the Aldermen's
chambers at the City Hall yesterday morning On
motion OF Deputy Attorney General Hasbrouck and
with the consent OF General Tracy, the Sheriff' $
counsel the Commissioner adjourned the hearing
until to-day At 1880 z. m.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
AN ATHLETIC COUPLE MARRIED.

Louis Durlacher. known as "Atilla. the Strong
Man." and Miss Rosa Sanders "Atia's"
pupil, but now strong woman" were married
by Mayor Strong yesterday In the City Hall. The
ceremony witnessed by Christian Sanders and
George w. White. cousins Of the bride. and Isaac
Fromme who Is OF "Atilla's" pupils. The bride
is said TO be q sister Of sandow the "strong man"
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The appointment Of Thomas Finlayson and
Richard Lathers as Police Commissioners gives
keneral satisfaction. do also those OF Eugene
Lambden and Robert c. Fisher to serve as Fire
Commissioners. These appointments were made as
provided for In recent amendments to the village
charter.
John +. New. who has been named as trustee for
the Second Ward by the Republicans, will un-
doubtediy be elected
The foundation OF the parsonage Of the Baptist
Church in Locust-ave., has been laid and the
building will be finished by September.
The spelling match 70 be held in M9ultSn Hal
The prizes are a "Webster's International Dicton-
ary and set of "Kniskerboeker New,Ycr S illus
ice-pres.dent Of the Knckerbocker Trust Company,
New-York will bevschoomaster, and Superintendent
voun9 and Principal Babcock the referees. The
captains are John A. Oford and Frank II. Nichols.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
rARRYTOWN.

The Rev. DR.. c. l.. Thompson. of the Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church. New-York. will speak
n the third anniversary Of the Young Peoples
society of Christian Endeavor of the First Reformed
Church, Tarrytown. this evening at g. O'Clock. His
Gnb1oct win be applied Christianity.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 800 Sunset G.33 Moon 1852 Moons age 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-Sandy Hook 5o4 Coy. Island SO He'll Gate "a
PM-Sandy Hook b:35 Gov. Island 62a Hell Gate SIS
New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. For. Line Malls close. Vessel sails
fuerst bismarck. Hamburg. IIamb-A Am 900 m 900 m
Schiedam. Amsterdam Neth-Amer... 300 m
Santiago. Nassau. Il Cuba. 100 p m 800 IN
FRIDAY APRIL TO-
Finance. Colon. Columbian. 1000 m i 200
Panama Havana, Spanish. .........l2 .l2:OO m 100
Grecian Prince. Rio Janeiro. Prince. 200 p m 400 m
SATURDAY, APRIL II.
Lucania, Liverpool. Cunard zoo 300
La Havre French. 300 500 a
paarndam Rotterdam, Meth Amer. 700 IN 300
Kaiser Wilhelm II. Genoa, Iamb Amer 500 m 1000
Furnessia Glasgow, Anchor. 1000 a 1900
leka, Norway Thingvnlla. IL 100 Loo
Trinidad, Bermuda. Quebec 500 1000 n
Adirondack Jamaica. Atlas 1000 IL
Saratoga, Yucatan, & Cuba O:30 100 m
Wilhelm ~. Hayt Royal Dutch. 1880 100 m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
TESTING The DOCTORS.
Chin~se. Lib. Other Physicians, Reserve
the Right Ia Disagree.

The emperor Of China has lately hal
~ much trouble with his functionaries
OF every kind that h. has grown dis
trustful 81 them AL. lie had noticed
that, while his statesmen seemed Ia In,
widely at variance, ia" court physi-
ciau- agreed beautifully whenever they
were called together. liut IL test tina
hr might MAKE 81 their skill aud sin
certify occurred tn him
Feeling eon"w hat iudisposed, the
emperor sent for one ~ his court doe
tors. Thrs" physlrIans ar" paid public
functiunHrlrs aud are learned prnfrs
sors. Du" ~ them can.r, listened Ia his
maj"stN's account 81 his trouble. diuy.
nos"d It, prescribed aud took his lca,,
Then ia" emperor r-ut for another
court doctor and gave HIM exactly the
same account 81 his difficulty. This
doctor then made his own diagnosis,
wh"h was quite different from his
brother physicians, prescribed dit.
f"rrnt remedy and went his way
\ third and fourth phy stefan were
called and each found different dis.
cas-" and each prescribed Different
In"hl'ih" Then the emperor b"CaInr
angry and also sarcastic, aud Jagged To
know how hr could have ~ many things
III" matter with him aud live. and
whether h" should continue Ia live n he
took all the divers" sorts ~ m-dicin,
that had that day l-cn prrscribcd for
hun
The doctors could give him no salts
factory answer Ia th"s" questions, but
each insisted that hr was right and all
III" "ih"rs wrong I!ut III" emperor de
"lar'i that thus could not IL, true, aud
condemned every on" ~ the ply siciuns
Z" lose n months salary
az cours" the moral 81 this story hnr
no """'d"ntal Application, Though the
doctors uf our western countries re-.
serve III" right 10 disagree. such case
~ radical divergence probably could
not occur under ih" practice ~ our per.
frct"d ScIrnrr Youths Companion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

and hrm.loOking, which rOae above thoae
tOca. There are many who will consider
this alone worth the price " admission.
Miss Lewis herself appears " be an
elderly pet@n, much better looking ~
the stage Than IN the glare " the foot
lights. II whom II would aem that II
can truthfully hr said "Age cannot
withcr," tp ~ date age has had ~
whitening effect upon her She must be-
nearly five feet III circumference, We
respectful, recommend tO her a cullf~"
~ dieting. exercise aud massage aud the
employ mrnt ~ u competent artist better
H. make up her face fur her part. But
speaking ~ faces, w. bcg VI Mr.. Mark
NntunN ~ have h- face changed. His
lily painted eyes, hi dreadful eyebrows
his prolonged aud .wrllrd lurklng nose,
his double chin, all call fut change
whether h" employ u theatrical facial
artist " n scene painter, ~ one ~ thusr
distinguished gentlemen Roberto Fiji.
simmons ~ Pedro Mahrf who are thrm.
selves artists IN their way, let him have
his face changed,
All u" company from top tn bottom.
tantrd aud tuafri and muuthrd thrt
liurs ~ g"h, uld-ta-huuri style. ",
venture to -al that not one III tea III the
audience could understand more than
uur.,hltd " what was said IN the stage,
when Euohafhu- described Cleopatra aud
hrt barge. he 81 shouted And ruarrd that
III, IMPRESSION given was that hr Wa
pouring out ~onr hl"pl.cutlling tale II
war, murder aud sudden death, Instead II
u .Wrr, aud tender account " gentle aud
duor"u- dallianc" They were all alike
~ this
when ,,ulJuj.. having stuck u gray
heard uu hs pointed chm, APPEARED ~
I"lilu- h. va 4 vie hut unnl-takahlr
ritlritufr W senator lrlI"f lhr ~n,h.
saver Wa thr ghr-, 81 the lat" judge
SLOAN. ~ santa tr With viz uu. tar-aT
Ni-a hlark h'IW,l llIhrtulu from the
east side VI \"W luk
lll without guiug mHr into i,tul let
t., grntl" Nilham -lHak fur w.. What
hr -iN-. show that IT, mu-t htNr hr,u ~
, Dlrtrd ~ HI lay with the litrrt aurr,
| tuts d lillItn apd h"t plaNrr-.
-. II offend, ne IT, lhr soul tu So. 4
ruhu.tluu- rrtlWig Iatrd fellow tear =
| passion Ia latter. b. NrN rag 10 spllt
the rar~ "f the gtuunllug,. Who, fut the
most part are capable ui nothing hut IN
rNplicahr dumh shows aul uul-r
| '""',' NV, Wv" 'l''" M''Il"H '''
"rrIulng lrrmhgant 1t uui Ilrrrd- ll"r
"d; pray You avoid it
-, there hr PLAYERS that | have seen
! play aud heard others praise AMI that
| highly, not L. speak It pfufanrlN, that
neither having the accent ~ ihfl,tIau,
NOT IL" gait ~ Christian. rdgar.uf man.
have So -tfnil"d aud hrlluwrd that hn,"
,h"ught some II natures JOURNEY lu,II
had mad" men. and not made thrm we'll
! they initiated humanity ~ alunlnalN '
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
~ Arr DISEASED MAT.

This morning, at : o'clock, Frank Al
drlch rcputtcd at pollce quarters that lie
hal discovered his partner, A,y k0ah,
lying beside hliu dead IN hei.
Ah1ut u month AgO Aldfirh aud koah
moved into the snail frame shanty be-
longing a. :, Frank, surrounded by cot
tunNWd Trees aud located Just beyond
the clty limits nn north second street
Noah Wa a carpenter aud worked at
Intervals Tor John Newlander; Aldfich IL
u timer aud secured work at n, j, Pest a
lu'-
Nrcoftlng H. the story Of Allfich, told
ih- morning tu IVA ItIIEN In the pres
enc" ~ -mtii iluhhrll, on last Thurs
ddi VI 'l,' ave kuah some money ~
huN gun, ANA among other articles pur.
chased wa -plnr br"i, After making the
pufrha-" kualI returned tO the shanty
AMI prepared -'ipIrt boiling a portion Ot
III" mrat with IpitatI-.
Allfich returned from his work tired
AMI hungry, AMI bath at" heartily, espe.
clhllN ui thr inrat aud ~Uup thefrfrOin.
len minutes attrfWafi, bath we're al.
lacked With Violent pains and gtipes In
the stomach, aili h"gan Vomiting. which
Wa Kept up at intervals during Thurs
day Night.
The NEXT mufulng. Friday. although he
icli bad anu had hlr eyes swollen -bme-
what, Alduch went 1" work. leaving
Noah ~ lrSl and -till Nrfy sick.
luflng that day, SATURDAY, sunday, and
oven Yesterday, noah Was up and around
Ihr -hant!, ami although hr continually
complained, and Aldrirh dr-itsA " 10 after
u h"rt"f, Noah persisted that he would
-'Du /" All night
last night ahout midnight, Aldtlrh
"i- U"u~,d from hl- sleep l., gtuanings
from h"dh. and e., up aud III the Ian.
tern and t-kri him whether hr felt hal
AM u y" desired d,rtut."
Noah again reiterated hi- statement
llit II" would ~,rn h. we'll wh,retlun
NllIlrh dropISsl un into sleep. At a.D
llil, morning kuah got M and teamed
uNrf un hi- hands and knees, aud VA.
again -p"k"n tn hy Ndrich. he droppei
ht"h under the r"Nut- and Aldrich, again
| thinking that Nothing was serious, turn.
~ "N"t AMI went tn sleep.
I've hours later hldflrh shunk his
partner, aui vs. mortified H. lind him
dead AMI 1T, hrLy partially cold lie
.lf',~"d himself ~ rapidly ~ possible
AMI cam" down town, rep jrtlng the
iari- Z" the authorities.
VIZ. Nldflrh stated that h. aud koah
were undoubtedly Iul-nUrd by eating the
meat, t"f "n FRIDAY night last he gave n
piece "t III" meat which had been boiled,
AMI from which they ate. Ia his dog. aud
ia" log Wa taken III and underwent a
violent vomiting.
MI Nltirh SAVED - piece ~ the meat,
which viii doubtless h. analyZrd lilo
iw'N hot know from whom the lnrat was
Itslt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
PuNoENr PARAGRAPHS.

--Watts-"Du you 'htnk a man can be
y Christian on dolial iday2" Potts
81 don't see how h, ,.u ''ord to w. any.
thing cls"" lnduntr.r, journal.
Wallace ."lluv OIL ,ru feel the
first time you rut ,r'. BARRIERS chair
for Il shave" lpI To tell the
truth about Il. h.' ~ u barr.faccd
fraud 90 Cincinnati upurcr
With Comm, or without ---
wasn't be- pu, cut when you told HIM
Ne couldn't hn,cn b.. ' "Oh, no, He
Just tuuk II us matter ~ course 80
"Ah' hc TOOK II, NJ q matter OF course,
did he?"
Hobbs What uuus,ns. IL ~ FOR
the newspapers, ~ their accounts OF
weddings, to hcscr.r, the bride bciug
led to the altar" Siuuls How 500
Blobh- We'll, mos, rirls could Mud
their way In the darn - Philadelphia
Record
lie confidently lIy Joyc' lean
tell YOU the woman who could make u
fool a. me isn't living She Poor
thing What IL satisfaction u mus, be-
a. yuu that she ~ thoroughly accom-.
pl,-hr,l her mission before she died -
>,N budget
80 you've taken 10 cycling at last
have YOU How did Nuu nud shat
ont %" Il saw you on YOUR wheel Yea.
t"riny.' ny Ju,c' I'm glad I" hear
that M VA" rest ~ ny friends hap,
trurd 'u $50, me " hen | was on " Rich,
ru"ud Dispatch.
GREAT NrW Work Editor What
does this m,au' Why was my editorial
on the dr,adrurr ~ journalism lrf,
over Trembling Assistant Please
str. So mu,h room oa- taken up hy the
How To- Eat tutu,d Rect Hash ~
Iu,ium Cincinnati Enquirer.
\ ,,,ui,t, writer put "ut namrup
haudntII-. beaded kuu~ Ih,-,If" \
way soon called uu tie Ir,iur'i and told
hlm hr Was rudur,ug - great many I~u
pie &" form acquaintance ~ u ,'rN luw
urI'r The lecturer luuk-,l az the AZ
u moment aud SAID Ny fri'ud. you
uu''i saw you"
Teacher Polly, dear. suppoS"
w"r" Ia shoot AZ tree with five birds
on II aud Killed three. how many wuuiI
l." lrftP" Polly tagged siND Three"
please" Teacher $50, two would hs
left PoliN $50. there wouldn't
IL" three shot would lr left, aud the
other two would br hird away" Phi,
ah"lphiu American
There ~ some excuse said the
police judge, for u man becoming rNus.
I-ratrd 10y the strains ~ u hand organ,
tat to rush uut and attack the musician
with an az IN carry wing things with u
little no high II hand" II know II H.
y"dtsr,' pleaded ia" man whn had never
been IN u police court before, but " hen
n blaine dngu comes and stops IN front
of the nous" Jist after "a man has had AN
argument with his "ifc about whether
he gifts an oNrrcoat or her cloak aud
begins plnIIn' Home, Sweet Home IL
- more than flesh hn' blood kin stand! !"
Indianapolis journal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

shot by Mr.. Oiney. the stepfatber Of Mr..
RoblnsOnIs wife, and died at about 2
o'clock In the afternoon. There had been
trouble In and between the families fOt
some time. Robinson accusing his moth.
ef-in.law " alternating his wife's affrc
tlons aud his wife's family accusing HIM
OF brutality toward her. This eliminated
IN Mrs. Robinson leaving her husband aud
stripping the house ON the day before
christmas, taking the things Ia her moth.
erS and deSstting her children. one u
Young habr month " ~ old, boy con
ilnrd IT, his brd with u broken ley aud
tire" other small children. This ~ infu
rated Robinson that. arming himself
with Ninrlm-ter. he went a. ulney's
house after hl, wife. where he began
shooting int" the house. Olnry returned
the IRE with Jesuit ~ recorded Both men
are well spoken ".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
HN>k 81 ,oMMtR,t D.
~" >"t If omr-r- fnt thi. Popular and
Nnlid Hahk,

Ne" >"t "f ohi'~r. i"t ia. Popular aud
Nnhd HaHL,
This morning the -trk holders II the
Bank ~ C"nm"rr" held their annual
meeting. aud elected the following oil.
csrs Tor the ensuing ysar w. :, 0trro,
president, Il, T.. Schust"r vie" president,
" :. Stricklrr. cashier, II. ]. Emerson.
assistant cashier, and the following di-
frct"r- A. ~ Blackwell, j., Baldridgc,
v \. Maxwell. 4, Ei-uann and ", e.
l"uuari, These officers ARE we'll known
and reliable business men. aud the srlrc-
tiun ut Hon N, ;, Otrro gives great salts.
faction Ia the patrons ~ the bank. lie
Is unr II thr h'-t known capitalists ~ the
territory, and "a safe, conservative bus
ineSs man, The business ~ the Bank NJ
Commerce i growing rapidly, aud with
Mrs-Ts. utsT0 AMI Nifirklrf at the head ~
affairs II will continue Ia Increase,