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PAGES. rHE mrunnxn A EAGLE THUBSDAYTATTTABY 2, 1890. SIX WiS IT A BIGAHOUS MARRIAGE 7 6 IS IT IMPAIRED? RICH MRS. HICKS' WILL. RYAN'S WRATH.

Why Mary Wild Cau Have No Alimony Several Worthy Objects Hocelro Goncr PIERSON DEAD. SIRS. SOOTHffORTH'S TRIAL, Her fcawyera Making Renewed EtfosrU to Secure It. m.wnriiiRt ushered in with mirth and lOOOCKEMTKl Somo enrions complications in tho suit of Mary oy RecojrxUlon. Tho will of the lato Elizabeth T.

Hlolw, who Wild against John Wild for absolute divorce wore The Health Department's Opinion of the Grip. A at. Wnut.Wv. Tj. recently, was filed for presented in the City Court to day whon tno case The Condition of Snapper Garrison's Fortune.

it came up before Judge Cahorne on a motion for an is Aimed Against Police Commissioner Bell. The Chancellor of the Regents happiness by so many has bought no lighting of tho doom which hangs so hoavily about cell THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 2, 1S90. probate in the Queens County Surrogate's Court at Jamaica this morning by Benjamin D. Hicks, her son.

Tho sum of $25,000 is given to tho Society for tho Prevention of Cruolty to Animals Passes Away. ordortoshow cause why tho uerenaaiu snoum not be puniBhed for contempt in failing to pay alimony and counaol fee. Plaintiff's counsol said that tho order directing dofendant to pay had been made October 4t and sorved October 10. No No. 7 of tho Tombs, where Mrs.

Soutnwortn is slowly dragging out an existence which IB i all likelihood will never last till half the yoa is run. She is now a thoroughly disheartened WHO WAS THE GIRL? Ait Iuiportaut Witness Wanted by the Court. Michael Lasaaso, a young Italian bootblack, of 01 Withers street, was arrested by Officer Reilly, of tho Thirteenth Prooinot, yesterday afternoon, for throwing his arms around a girl'B neck on Broadway and attempting to kiua her. Tho girl, the oflicor said, objected to the ombraoos of tho Bon of tho Sunny Land, and wiggled ont of his grasp and ran away. Upon tho approach of the policeman Lassaao ran dowii Moore atreot, but was Bubsenuontly captured.

"Whoro'a the girl 7" Justico Kenna asked when tho prisoner, chargod with assault, was arraigned in tho Gates avenuo police court this morning. "I haven't been able to find her," the officer answered. "Well, how do you know the young lady was not willing that the prisoner Bhould caress hor? She may havo boon his sweetheart. You can't substantiate tho chargo without hor testimony. Go and find the young lady and I'll adjourn the case until next Tuesday." PEACE AT PARA.

and a like sum to the Sooioty ror tno rrovoiinuu of Cruolty to Children of Now York City. Swarth more Collego receives $25,000, the Colored Or nhivn Anvlum nf Now York City $10,000 and attention had since boon paid to it. Counsel tor woman and all the hope wnicn ma inroads of diseaBO and mental trouble has tho defendant said that some time had boon to ba iuvestod for tho repair and pres vanished and sho is at prosoni, in ervation of tho old Quaker faceting nouso danfforous and critical condition. Wostbury. Anna Hicks ia to havo tho income oi $10,000, Rachel W.

Hioks takes the principal, Tidings Brought by the Steamship Lisboneuse. Howe Hummel, have to day macie anomn tempt to hasten their client's trial by sei ying papers upon District Attorney Fellows, in which but if tho latter die first tbo money is to ro Swarthmore Collego. Samuel Hicks gets tho nnmn nf i n.nnn. tho Driuoioal to go to Swarth they demanu a noarins Oyer and Terminer, which opens on Monday next. Trouble Over the Appointment or a Successor to Detective Looney It Was ft Family Affair.

Police Commissioner James D. Boll has sot somo of the prominent Democratic politicians of this town by the oars and has tho liveliest kind of a fuss on his hands. It has all como about by tho appointmont of a Joteotive to fill tho vacancy caused by tho death of Edward Loonoy, who died a nhort time ago in tho Bloomingdale Insane Asylum. The appointment was mado last Tuesday afternoon and tho lucky man was Patrolman John J. Dolan, of the Sixth Precinct, who was assigned to duty in the Sixteenth Precinct.

Whon Deteotivo Loonoy died it was gonorally expected that the appointmont should go to that Tim tnf t.hnmtv in which Looney had roaidod. A Story That His Riches Hare Taken Wings The Jockey Himself is Sick and Has Nothing. to Say. Measured by tho gossip of the race track tho finances of Snapper Garrison, the well known jockey, are at a very low ebb; gauged by what tho Snapper himsolf says thoy aro involved in considerable uncertainty. It waa poaitivoly Btated at Clifton yesterday that Garrison was almost broko.

Shortly afterward, however, tho Jockoy appeared ou tho track, looking as natty as evor, and those who had heard the report refused at first to give credence to it. But the statement was mado moro circumstantially during tho day on tho authority of a financial officer of the association, and racing men then began to attach moro importance to it. It was said that tho Snap por had been obligod to borrow money to got to the races, having no ready cash to avail himself more Collogo, which is alBo uamod aB tho residu ary legatee. Tho bequests to other relatives ana me mo as follows: TnAnni M. Wood, tho interest on Tho Percentage of Deaths From Pulmonary Causes About Like Last fear's Two Cases Credited to It.

Deputy Commissioner of Health John S. Yonnfif M. docs not share the belief with tho general public that tlio influenza, with which a goodly, portion of the coiffmunity iB suffering, is an epl demic. He said this morning that people gener ally seemed to think it waa a proper thing, if troubled with a cold, to announce promptly and mont emphatically that they had tho grip. Ho said that in his opinion nine tenths of tho people who are complaining simply have cold in the head and tho rest is purely imaginary.

Dr. Baker said he did not look upon the disease as an epi demic; not contagions but probably atmosphorie. Up to date but two deaths havo been reported! at the Board of Health as resulting from epidemic iuttuonza and iu both of tlicao it coupled with other sorions difficulty. Tho fatal cases of pneumonia, bronchitis and diphtheria reported during the last four daya at Boaudof Health aro aB follows: Pneumonia, 27 1 diphtheria, 12, and bronchitis, 12. Tho deaths reported from tho two former diseasea are as fol lews: Total fatal cases for the month of Decombort 1888: Bronchitis, Hi; 1889, 07.

Pneumonia, 1888, 105; 1880, 183. Diphtheria, End or a Career That Bepan Brilliantly In This City State Senator and First Pres. ident of the Brooklyn Club. Henry R. Pierson, Chancellor of tho Regents of tho Stato of Now York, who died suddenly at Albany yesterday, was a rosident of Brooklyn from 1840 to 1880.

Mr. Piorsou was couspiouous public affairs and his career af tor ho left the city was watchod by his Brooklyn friends with more than common interest. Whon he came to this city Mr. Piorson, then 30 yoara old, had ut just been admitted to tho bar, and ho soon after formed a partnership with Abijah Mann. Ho practiced his profession until 1860, when ho was elected to tho presidency of tho Brooklyn City Railroad.

During tho nine yoara ho held this position he did muoh to develop tho facilities of this important corporation. Mr. Pierson was the first president of tho Brooklyn Club. He was a member of tho Board of Education and was president of the Board of Alderman. Iu 180G ho was elected State Senator from the central district.

His residonco in this city was on Livingston street, adjoining tho building at prosent ocoupied by tho Volunteer Firemen. In 1800 ho was called to Chicago as financial agent of tho Northwest Mr. Howe said this morning wuen had given up all hope of speedily gotting the case to trial: "We havo had hard luck, suro enough, but I am going to keep pegging away, and havo this morning made a demand upon Colonel Fellows to allow us to bring Mrs. South worth up during the coining term of Oyer and Terminer. Sho is a very sick woman indeed and under the most favorablo conditions oannot last very much longer, and if we fail to have the easo np soon I am positive that it will never come on at all." DEATH DRIVES Elizaboth H.

Wood, intoroston James D. McDonald, coachman, $800; Mary MoDonald, maid, $800; Annie H.Wood, Emily H. Titua, Elizaboth H. Wood, Stephen R. Hicks, $10,000 Amelia Hicks, $5,000 oocupiod in obtaining papers from Germany on whioh to ask for a modification of the ordor.

Theso papers wore now received, and on tho strength of thorn tho defendant had begun in tho Supremo Court a cross suit for the aunulment of hiB marriage with the plaintiff. Tho papers would show that she had been married in 1870 in Germany to one Jacob Dubs, and that that marriage was in full forco in 1870 when plaintiff and defendant in tho prosent suit wero married. Tho dofondant.however, at tho time had no knowledgo of tho previous marriago. Tho second marriage UDdcr the circumstances was not binding. Judge Osborno said that in tho Collins easo it had boon decided that where there was reasonable doubt of a marriage no alimony could bo allowed.

That was a proeodent to bo followed in tho prosent caso. Unless a prima facie case of marriage was mado out the plaintiff could not bo allowed alimony. Defendant's counsel said that in 1883, several years after the second marriago coromony had boon performed, Jacob Duss got a divorce from his wife on the ground of her marriage with Wild. A copy of the docreo of divorce had been received in thiB country and had boon presented to Judgo Bartlott, of the Supremo Court. Mrs.

Wild's counsel was not ready to answer tho allegations denying that any marriago between tho dofendant and the plaintiff existod, and asked for time to prepare affidavits. Judge Osborne granted him one weok. This was the Twelfth Ward and Alderman Coffey of. It was also stated that ho had got a loan or For a Well Known Horseman Relinquishes the Reins. MaryHioKB, Joun u.

mans, Isaao II. Cocks, William W. Cooks, $5, 000; Frederick H. Cooks, baac Hicks, $2,500 to pay the expenses of his contemplated triptoEuropo, but that tho money was in the hands of his family and he was uuablo to mako $5,000: Sarah PearsaU, IMiza xowon, Lydia Ann Oakley, sa.uuo; Alice a. any uao of :1.

Theao roports, coming on IS A MYSTERY. Hicks, Fredonck m. iiastman, tho heols of Garrison's differences with his father in law, Judgo McMahon, of Parkville, occasioned a great deal of surprise and no end of talk. Whilo it waa very generally known that the stable of Cornolia E. Walters, Maryanna Jiawx hurst, Emma Hioks, ILaPierro City, S.

Elizaboth Hicks, Philadelphia, Hiram Howe Falls a Yictiin to Brishl's Disease at His Popular Resort ou tbe Coney Island Boulevard. Hiram Howe, the famous horseman, is dead. He had beon a sufferer from Bright's disease for two Lydia Hicks, Philadelphia, jano it. cop Death in Frederick was early in tho field with Roundsman Jic jnuan, of tho Eloventh Precinct. Daniel Ryan, tho Eighth Ward loader, also had a candidate in the person of his brother, Edward, a patrolman attached to the Tenth Precinct, who for a number of years has douo duty at the Flatbush avcuno Btation of the Long Island Railroad.

When Alderman Coffey heard that the Superintendent of County Buildings wanted tho place for his brother ho withdrew his man and eeasod all his influonco in Ryan's favor. Ryan was supposed to have all his party's loaders with him on account of the good work he did in his ward during tho las, campaign. He was assured that his brother would get tho placo and was told that he need not bother Wb hoad about it any further. Tuesday he heard that the vacancy was to be filled and ho went to aeo Commissioner Boll to thank him for his supposed kindness. Ho made his little spoeoh, which wob interrupted by tho Goodrich's Richmond.

ern vice the Railroad Company; later no wan president of this company and held position for two years. Iu 1871 no chosen a resident exooutivo director of McMahon Co. had not had a prosperous Beason, it was not supposed by any beyond a limited cir. olo that tho Snapper was in anything resembling financial straits. Garrison, for several yearB kins, Lydia Hicks, ja.ouo.

In hor lifetime Mrs. Hick gavo $50,000 to tho Society for the Prevontion of Cruolty to Animals, years and has been confined to his bed for the last thrco months. Tho end camo yesterday afternoon at his well known road house on the Coney Island was and hor son, Mr. Benjamin v. mens, also maao a tho New York Central Railroad Company.

He re nnitinn in 1875 and entered into oast, had received bic pay for his mounta. Dur donation of $50,000 to tho society. ing a part of laat Boason ho rode for AuguBt Belmont at a handsome salary. Hia income Tho Son or the Brooklyn Lawyer Mectu With an On account able Fate Foul Flay Suspected. was larger than that of any Jockoy in tho country, barring Jiminie McLaughlin and TOAL WILL GO.

READY FOR WAR Iaaac Murphy. Prosperity smiled continually Much Exaggeration In the Cabled Brazilian ffews No Financial Fluctuations. Belief That the Republic Will Last. Tho Red Cross Lino Bteanwhip LUlionousc arrived at Martin Stores at 1 1 :30 this monnnpr, after a very ronsh voyage from Para, from iriiieU port she sailed December 2 1. Captain John Iuiik could not bo interviewed, as he had to leave tho Ship on business as soon as she amved at the dock.

Tho senial first oMcor, however, volunteered the followiue information: "We sailed from Pornambueo Docember foi Ceara, to take on board part of our cargo Micro. At Pernambuco everything was exceedingly quiet irhen.we loft. There was no disturbance, and no mora" talk among tho natives about political affairs than is customary in this country every day. Everybody seemed to feel that the covern mont was established firmly, and that the men who had so carefully planned and earned out the revolution would bo able to carry on the Government for the best interest of all. A liko feeling prevailed in Ceara everythins Quiet, even monotonous.

We sailed from Ceara December and when we arrived at Para things were found in tho same quiet way. Poonle there, however, were a Httlo more interested in the affairs of tho Government than at the other two places, bat no one seemed at all dissatisfied with it. Tlie new flag of the republic floats from every building of any prominence, and tho people all look to it with an air of respect and pride. What few friends of the empire were left at tho time of revolution have oasily been won over to tho other side and are now tho most firm supporters of tho republic. This big scare which has boon circulated in the newspapers and confirmed by numerous tele grams is nearly all nonsense.

Those telegrams wero sent out by the chief members of that small minority which does not wish the republic success. It is a success, and a big one. Tho peoplo are moro than satisfied, the soldiers are enthusiastic and peace and good will reign everywhere." "But what of theso reports that there is a great deal of growling and grumbling among the soldiers? It is said that they are not at all satisfied." rnl "I fail to see it. They arc all bettor oft. lho pay roll has been increased iu many cases, I understand, and beyond keeping order among citizens who are anxious that no disturbance should ntr.nr.

thc.Y have nothing to do. The outlook Commissioner: Frederick E. Goodrich, whoso snuclcn ueaui in upon him, and when he bought tho elegant three story and basement brown stone house at 30 Eighth avenue last Spring he was believed to bo in Kienmouu, nun curred on Now Year's day "You need not thank me, Mr. Ryan," no saiu. The appointment has already beon made.

You Goodrich, of this city, and man tho sou of W. a comparatively rich man. At the time of ins A Call for a Conference ot tne thn Tlixl.mnnrl Gl linlto UUalT.V, OI Ulat are too late." marriage, three years ago, to a daughter of Judgo Bernard Lamb is Slated for His Place. To say that Mr. Ryan was Burprisea wouia do in mnl'lin OI ouiiuuy, itcuL tho banking business and was very successful.

Ho served in tho Assombly in 1870 as chairman of tho Comraitteo on Railroads. Mr. Piersou was an active Republican until the last Cleveland campaign. Ho waB one of tho stalwart 300 who favored the renomination of Grant in 1880. Iu educational matters Mr.

Pierson was always actively interested. Uis early life was passed in tho little country town of Charleston, Montgomery County, and his early opportunities for education wero only such as tho village schools could give him. It was not until ho had reached hiB majority that he was able to enter upon the achievement of a long cherished purpose to so cure a liberal education. He taught in village HChoolB to earn the money that enabled him to onter Union College in 1843. He was graduated three years later, and in 1874 tho honorary de greo of LL.D.

was conferred on him. In 1870 lie ntnt(i ti nuien nf Union Collogo and of tho place Woodruffites. 1880, 128. Consumption, 1888, 10o; 188i 180. Total for year 1888: Bronchitis, 881; 1880.

780. Pneumonia, 1888, 1880, 1,803. Diphtheria, 1888. 084: 1889, 1,100. The total cases for the last week of December aro as follows: Pneumonia, 49; brouchitiB, 30: consumption, 47; diphtheria, 27.

Total 155, of 43.00 percent, of the whole number of deathafor tho week, 360. CommiBBioner Griffin said that all the informal tiou ho had aa to the imported discaso what wa8 to be found in tho physicians' certificates of deatli, and as in but two cases had it beon given as a cause of deatli, and in both cases was coupled with other trouble ho was bound by saelire turna and did not consider it in itself vory Bert. oub. Ho said that persons suffering from lane and throat trouble would naturally bo moro or less affected if attacked by the inilueuza, but in case of death resulting under tho.ie circumstances it could not be properly attributed to tho latter trouble, althoush the end might have beon hastened by the complication. In itself ho did not look upon tho influenza as a very serious difficulty.

The two deaths credited to the grip wero Anna L. Kerr, 40 years, 82 Willow street, aud Eliza, both Valentine Wintringham, 05 years, 73 Willow street. A YORK STREET FIGHT. McMahon, he was in verv comfortable circumstances. Ho was regarded then as the rising nnmlrinn wa ted into tUO 22, Mr.

to procure uio jockey of tho country, and was ono of the luckiest putting it mildly. Tho blow staggered him, ana it took him sovcral minutes to recover. Then ho looked sternly at the CommiBBioner and said, as lin ntinnlr ha finlror in his face: Hotel office, in key of his room, when tho clerk discovered boulevard. Mr. Howo was born near the City of New York, about 40 years ago.

Ho received his education as a horseman from the celebrated driver. Hiram Woodruff, with whom ho went to live when ho was a young boy. Upon the death of Woodruff in 1807, he assumed chargo of his training stables near the old Union Course, Cypress Hiils, Queens County, A fow, years later when Howe was about 25 years old he opened a road house near the Prospect Fair Grounds and continued in that vicinity up to tho time of his death. During hiB day ho hold tho reins over aome of the most celebrated trotters of tho period, including tho groat CampaigneilDextsr, Proapero, American Girl, Hughey McLaughlin, Tom Mooro aud Lady Thorn. For tho pant five or Bix years Howo had not been conspicuous as a driver, although up to wiihin the last year ho had fitill some well bred horaeB under his.

care. Ho waB known to every horseman of prominence throughout tho country, and was considered a most excellent judge of horse flesh, The last race in which ho piloted a trotter was at tho half mile track on Decoration day, 1 887, wheu ho handled the reins over Charles Coopjr'B hoiBe Electric Light in a sweenBtake trot for gen cut and lacerateu. that his face was Officers for the General Committee to be That is tho last appoiutmeut that you will ever make." Upon being questioned as to cauhusumw bruises Mr. Goodrich seemed to be anxious to pass them off as of no consequence, and attributed ii in his room. Ihe Mr.

Rvan hurriedly left the room and wlien tne Democratic leaders heard that Dolan had been appointed thero was tho greatest surpnso and inriinrniit.inn fiTnveHsod on all Bides. It is under 1, ini that his injuries were of a serious Coming: Cbanges in the Charities Office. John A. Qnintard Will be Counsel to the Board. Ex Supervisor Bernard Lamb, of the Seventeenth Ward, is to Biieceed D.

0. Toal as secretary of the Charities Commissioners. John A. Quiu tard will be the counsel to the Board as successor to John H. Kemble.

These appointments will bo mado on Saturday. ThiB is tho talk of the Court House, and Messrs. Lamb and Qnintard are being generally congratulated on tho happy New Year ushered in to them. When Mr. Lamb was asked stood that open war has boon declared against Mr.

Boll and some lively timos aro expecteu. im statement is oponly made that sufficient pressnre Albany Medical College. In 1872 the Legislature elected him a regent of the University of tho State of New York to succeed tho Hon. Erastus Corning, and in consequonoo ho resigned his other trusteeships. In 1878 he was olectod vice chancellor in the placo of Erastus C.

Benedict, with his mounts. At the time of his wedding ho was presented with silverware and jewelry galore by his admiring friends, and took up his residence in the brown Btone house, 01 Sixth avenue. His father in law, who was deeply interested in the turf, about that timo began laying the foundation of the prosent stablo of McMahon Co. Garrison became the silent partner in tho firm. He had lots of inouey and bought horses at tho Balo of tho Fairfax Stable, also soeuring several of Mr.

Cassatt's racors. McMahon Co. tlien had a string tha.t included Prince Edward, Eoliun, Cyclops, Speedwell, Brier, Middlestono, Falcon and othor flyers, and it was thought that their Btablo would oon take a place among the more proniinont oneB of tho country, They met with considerable success at first, but misfortune soon struck thorn. Thero were diaagrcomeuts about tho management of tho stablo, fault findings, and finally suits and counter suits. Garrison announced a few weeks ago his in will be brouht to bear on Mayor unapiu to cauoo liim tn rntirfi Mr.

Bell to private life. 'Iuib move. nature, advised Mr. Uoodrieli to go 10 uu iuum and summon a physician. Tho injured man retired to his apartment, hut did not send for any medical assistance until the followiug d.iy, when it was discovered that he had also received sevoro bruises about tho body which strongly indicated a fracas of some kind in which the injured man had received foul play.

When questioned in regard to the matter a number of conflicting stories were told which led to tho supposition that his injuries had been recoivod in somo place of amusement which he had attended. Pneu input, isn't verv likolv to succeed, however, as tho Commissioner 1b too firmly established in the who was then elected chancellor, ana in ioox when Mr. Benedict died, ho was elected chancel i 1, uinpn filled. affections of tho Mayor and the public to Do dis if tho statement wag truo, he amilod and said: 'Who told yon?" lodged by the howls of a few ward leaders. Tlin flnmmiHuiflTinr has transferred Dotoetivo John Zimmer, of 140 Prospect atreot, and Jim Maroot, of 205 York street, had a fight in York Btroet la8t night and Maroot stabbed Zimmor ia the faoe several times with a knife.

Maroot waa arreBted and this morning Justico Walsh held him for examination noxt weok. fo.w vears Mr. Fierson had "Why everybody aays ao," responded tho re John Burns from the Sixteenth Preoinct to the tlemen's roadsters. Electric Light camo in third. As a hoBt Howo waB quito aB popular as in driving he was successful.

Ho was of a genial temperament, and nothing Buited him better than to talk over old times wuh pleaBant companions. Howe viaitetl thia city for tho last time about six weeeks ago, wheu he was bundled into a coupe and driven to a tonsonal porter. takon great interest in agriculture and had spent much of his time on his maguifioont farm near Albany. Mr. Piorson's deatli was entirely "What everybody Baya must bo truo tueu.

no Eighteenth and Detective Peter McCormick irom the Eighteenth to the Fifteenth. is much better for them to day than it was under the reign of Dom Pedro, and TAmnrked. with a laugh. fiint. his illness was noi, regiuucu Secretary Toal Baid he behoved tho rumor to oe KILLED BY HER HUSBAND.

correct concerning himself, though ho had not as Berio is even by the intimato friends who sow him almost daily. The day before Christmas he establishment, where no nad niB iace suaveu ana haircut. Though his. friends have lom; known as far as I havo observod they recognize that Bnch is tho caso and have only praise for the new order of things. You see these stories of tho jz: fK nfvmlA am! fcho.e hillt8 Of A $200 FIKE IN BERKELEY PLACE.

The lace curtains on tho second floor of Walter Dnokor's residence, 147 Berkeley place, caught fire yoaterday afternoon and caused a damage of vet heard anything throngh the Board. It was ulii ht cold that in a day or Horrible Discovery Ulaao To aay in rumored that he would resist his removal and lau Formally Nominated and the Baldw inites to 1)8 Asked to Match the Ticket. Naval Officer Theodore B. Willis, chairman of tho Campaign Committee; Israel F. Fischer, William Howard Leayoraf and Colonel William Henry Beard, with Adjutant Denis M.

Hurley, havo marshaled tho followers of Franklin Woodruff and aro ready to give battle to tho Baldwiuites. Thoy loudly proclaim their confidence of viotory and have issued tho followiug invitation to the 230 odd delegates whom they believe to be in favor of Mr. Woodruff's re election as president of the Republican General Committee: rLEASE BRING THIS NOTICE WITH YOU. December 31. 1880.

Beak Sm You aro invited to attend a conference of tho delegatos elect to tho Republican General Committeo on Friday evening next, January 3, 1800, at tho new Waverly Hall, cornqr Myrtle and Wavorly avenues. The object ot this conference ia to nominate officers of the Republican General Committee for tho year 1800. You aro oarnostly requosted to be preaont. Very truly yours, Thoodoro B. Willis, W.

J. Taylor, Israel F. Fischer, Denis M. Hurley, Edward Hobbs, William H. Beard, Charles 0.

Overton, William H. Leaycraft, Franklin Woodruff, Dady, William A. Booth, Jesse Clarence A. Burrow, John C. Matthew.

Geoiioe B. FonnESTEii, Chairman. Elisha T. Evekett, Secretary. There will, it is said, bo nothing secrot at this conforenee.

Tho work Franklin Woodruff lias done for tho Republican party will bo dwelt on extenBivoly and after that he will be nominated as tho oandidato of tho conference. George B. Forrester Ls almost certain to bo nominated for treasurer and a free for all contest for the other offices may he anticipated. The tickot of tho con ference will be the strongest one possible and, as the proceedings will, it is promised, bo open to newspaper men, tho BaldwinitOB will be asked to match it if they can. Ttnhfii B.

Sodcwiok. who is happy over the ap the fatal nature or ms illness, nowe was nruiiy oi the belief that he would "come around all right," if ho could but again get strength Bufhciont to appear behind a trotter. New York Rookery two developed into the usual influenza. Death. tn onmllarv bronchitis which, hnnk on the law nrohibiting the removal or vet moro revolution, and that, too, of a bloody char iFrtnv Fmlmlfltiiln.

TllGl'O $2 00 to the furniture. erans from office without cauao. Mr. Toal thiB The nnlice. of the Fourth Precinct in Now York however, did not, until a few hours before his i.

iU ciifflr.inntlv dangerous to mnrninir was non committal on that point, now SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SPECIAL, ADVERTISEMENTS tontion of going to England and compoting with the English Jockeys ou their own tnrr. He spoke of tho experiment with confidence and expressed the belief that ho would bo able to Bhow tho British riders a thing or two. His friends spoke hopefully of hiB filling the place made vaoant by the deatli of Archer and everything looked rosy. The disagreements betweon the Snapper and his father in law wore not a subjeot of as common report thon as uow, and the Snapper waa believed to be riding on the top wave of prosperity.

Then came the various suits, culminating in tho asBor fivev. He said. "I Bhall wait until I am removed had their attention called to day to a wife murder which, in all probability, was committed late last Tuesday night. Tho viotiin is Ellen Slogan, aged A. hfiforo I decide what to do." A.

give warning of the fatal result. Tho funeral will oceur Saturday, at 3 P. from St. Teter's Church in Albany. The Regents' ofh'ee, Stato Tii aiats, Mnamim at Albany are closed Mr niiiTiturrl wn.a with Dr.

Kretzaohraat in nia 27. Tho murderer, James Slogan, ner nusuanu, office when a reporter askod him if it was true is at large, but the police, who know mm veiy FORTIETH ST ATEMENT OF THE that he was to be appointed. monia booh set in ana ms reiauvuo apprised of his condition, his father at once responding to the telegram in person, but he was called awav to Washington up.in important business his son in tho meantime grew rapidly worse and died on Now Year's day. One of tho law firm of Goodrich, Oeady fc Goodrich, of Gl Wall street, New Yorlt, of whioh tho dead man's father senior partner, said that no particulars of tho death of Hi. Frederick Goodrich had as yet reached them.

"Both Mr Goodrich and his son went South," it was said, "in response to tho news of Frederick's death, and wo havo heard uothin? from them aside from the information that Frederick died from pneumonia and would bo brought to Albany for burial. As to the caiuos which led to the sad occurrence we know nothiug, and I do not expect Mr. Goodrich home before the first of next week. Young Goodrich has been manager of tho lUch mond Granite Quarry for over two years and his absence will bo greatly missed iu the business position which ho occupied." The matter will bo thoroughly investigated when tho inquest is held. Mrs.

Goodrich, tho mail's wife, is greatly prostrated by his sudden death and gave orders that nothing should bedone by the police toward an investigation until so ordored by her father in law. 'I don't know" he started to Bay, when in UNITED STATES LIFE tion that the clever jockey was without ready TfrntzHchmar interrupted him, saying: INSUHANOE OOMPAN? to day and the secretary has caused an ofhcial announcement of the sad event to bo mailed to members of the university and to tho principals of academies throughout the State, requesting well, hope to have him beforo night. A little, foul smelling loom on the top floor of the rookery, 114 Roosevelt Btreet, was the aceue of tho murder. Decomposition had already Bet in whon the discovery of the crimo was made at funds. didn't know there was any secret in it.

Two of the horses of tho stable were cnteroa heard Colouel Gott say in your presence that yon IN THE CITV OF NEW YORK, would be appointed Saturday." thorn to attend the funeral. HE USED A CUE. races at Clifton yesterday, Prince Edward in the firm name of McMahon and Poeatello in McMahon's name. When thia was seen many be aeter, uavu nw, are people, of course, who aro dmsatis.icd with the ohange, and some of them are very vigorous in spreading evil reports, which, of course, tho newspapers accept readily. I am astonished that tho newspapers in general aro bo continually seeking for bad news.

Every little squib that can bo obtained that has the word fight in it is grabbed and enlarged upon until, if you would bolievo somo reports, every Brazilian must of necessity go around loaded down with firearms and constantly in fear of his life from some one whose views aro in opposition to his own. Somo reports would give tho idea that any town in the country is liable to become a fighting center at a moment's notice. It is true that such fighting centers would bo very common should parties attempt a restoration of tho imperial form of government, but this is in no wise likely to occur, for the people are nearly all of one mind, and I think they would fight very hard for their new government instead of against it." "And what was the state of trade in Para at the time you left 2" Quiot iu almost everything, with the exemption of rubber. That, too, is something which, if Mr. Qnintard smiled and said no more.

John H. Kemblo Baid to day that ho was satis about 0 o'clock thi morning, by a Mrs. lieunoiiy, whoao attention was called to tho loom by tho disagreeable odor. A horrible sight met her gaze as she entered tho room, and a shriek from hor brought hor husband to her aide just aB she was th yr eudiue December 31, 188a hoved that the differences between tho members Jacob Kris May wave to Chargo or Homicide. fied with the result.

He was not a bit surprised at tho purposed appointment of Mr. Qnintard, and believed that gentleman had aright to tho of tho firm had been arranged, but neither Garrison nor his father in law would satisfy the curiosity of inquirers. 1 1. 1 1 n'iir in.i nipht two men had a quar falling to tho floor. Ou a miserable apology ior a bed, which ocoupied the northwost corner of tht.

room, lay tho occupant atiff in death. e. Tnu.nh lager beer and pool BALANCE An Eacile reporter visited tho snappers nomo position. "Such things are the reward or party labor, and I can boo nothing out of tho way iu hia taking a position at tho hands of his appointees." SHEET. 1C1 in iiuiiuu, np vnfim.

fill Graham avenue, during wlncn one oi this morning. The mat in tho vestibule is lettered Her body was one mass of bruises ana dioou. Or. E. and the stopping stone in front ot tno Ex Borvod two terms in tlie thorn taking up a Btone threw it at tho other, but him it Htruck the door of the saloon, 43,510.224.03 Her face looked as if it had been haoKed to pieces.

The room, which is 10 foot square, bore every I house bears tho initials H. A colored boy, who answered tho reporter's ring, said that Board of Supervisors. Provions to that ho Held a position as superintendent of a largo printing pointment, of his friend Kay as postmaster of the Village of Blythebourne, was about town this morning. He appears to be confident that Frank 105.250.1 ,020,073.50 70.7 inns 400.07 1 indication of a struggle wnicn tno uiuorvu nate woman must have made for her existence. A largo spaco on tho floor just boside tho TO WELCOME Dlt.

TALMAGE. Preparations lo Give Him a Big He Thereupon a man came out with a billiard cuo in his hand and seeing two or three little boys who happened to bo passing said to one of them, little Joseph Jessbergcr, of 95 Siegel street, Did vnnltaH "WV house iu New York, where he had entered as a boy. 172.770.10 Mr. Garrison had not yet riBen. Ho did not Know whon he would rise.

Tho reporter requested him to ask Mr. Garrison what he had to say as to tho lin Woodruff will win, and that Robort B. Sedgwick will have charge of the census for Long Dr. To roter i it 4 at.l IN. Stito Stands d), i.icluil dividends To lalmfl in cmirse o' set 1 prni us paid in a Ivnno Toiiaiiili'y fo lapodp l.ous prcsent ab'e fo fcurrendor Toai Uid rentB and on ao 00 To su ua as rigarJsro i'7 holder! By Bonds and Mortagf By Cuitod State a id other Eonds By Real I'Btale By Cash Hanks By Com Office By Ijoaiib U'i By Loans ec.md uy Collitora'a By Bala iue luu by AgeatB, at cured By Interest accrued By Deferred Premiums, leB3 10 per cent.

ior collection By Preminms in course of colleotion less 10 percent Tho other clerks in the Charities Department na uiainfid with blood. 1 ragmentB ot 145,347.23 24,159.35 08.115.89 34,800.00 1,094.97 3,78500 7,130.19 707,255.81 caption on His ArriTal. nr. T. DeWitt Talmage's homecom Island.

William C. Booth had a long talk with Snnator Bivkett this morning, but could not be aro on tho anxious seat. The only probable successor to a present employe is George W. Glen a heavy earthen vessel lay in various partB of the room. These, too, were bloody and human hair ninncr tn nnnifl of them.

On the stove lay an axe. roports about his financial affairs. The boy tooK the message, returning in a few minutea with tho answer that his employer had nothing to aay." Tho reportor had requosted that the Snapper ing from PaleBtine is being watched carefully by 98,815.01 04.124.48 convinced that Mr. Baldwin wonld win. "I am for Woodruff all the time," said Mr.

Booth. donning, of the Twenty fifth. Ward, wno is nueiy to succeed Storekeeper Gilbert Hicka, who has Mi 8. Kennelly gave tho information which makes proved a faithful employe for many years, but is would either affirm or deny the report. $6,323,050.07 all interested in cnurcti matters in mii particular and tho public citizens in general.

That Dr. Talmage will bo accorded a hearty wel Granville W. Harman waa of. the same way of thinking, although Collector Erhardt seems to be Total 15,325,059.97 tho hnsband'B guilt boyoud doubt. All New xear eve tho couple were passing their time drinking He won't say anything," said tho boy.

not a practical politician. "There but ho feeling taking an awful long time beforo making Air. nn Tahle and 4i per cont. interest) the surplus ill Totll. On fie former 91,057,780 81.

basis of valuation (i. Amen you throw that stone "i1" eir whereupon the man raising tho cue brought it down with all his force on the boy'B head, felling him bleeding to the Bide walk. An exclamation of horror rose spontaneously from a number of citizens who witnessed the murderous act, and presently an inimenso crowd collected in front of the saloon. Officer William Maher, of tho Sixth Precinct, presently arrived and on learning tho particulars of tho caso had tho boy taken in an ambulance to St. Catharine's Hospital and arrested his assailant, who at tho desk of the police station de i.imaolf an Krig.

of 105 Knicker havo already beon several reporters hero, would not see any of them. He ia not whisky and quarreling. The murderous ngnt oc to Mi Kennelly. a little be fTurmiiii one of Ins deputies. MADDENED Bt THE GRIP.

come home cannot bo doubted ior a raomoni, when it is known that preparations are already under way for that purpose. Only recently a number of the Board of Trustees of tho Taber Ex Senator Daecett was not at alUUsmayea ny well." A Mother Flingr Ilci aclf From a Win the hold front Dut on by the Woodruftites. "Bald fore midnight, whon she hoard Mrs. Slogan pun Mary McKnight, a gray haired old woman, out of her rooms. The latter Uvea downstairs, and as she MONEY MARKET.

win will bo elected, to a moral certainty," Baia ne. acle Church came together anct, in an liuurmai dour on IBOr Hoy' Birthday. Ellen Carroll, 38 years old, mother of four chil This invitation to a conference is all bluster. DIREO TORS. waB deneendinz Mrs.

Slogan hurled a. basket of way, deciueu to ko. mo num. Stocks Dull but Firm Moner Closes at Not a single delegate who is not known to favor clothes pins after her. Slogan was hoard to Bay dren, flung herself from a third fltory window in ao Rid.

Woodruff haB boon invited. to tho old woman: "I'll be down stairs after a Francis L. Leland, E. H. Perkins, Jr.t A.

S. Frissell. Tnhn Tucker. hands of arranging lor a reception unfitting tho man and the occasion and to spare no expense to accomplish thatend. Various plans were discussed pro and con.

Several Tho crip has paid a visit to tho Intornal Keve the flat house 21 5 East Ninety eighth street, jnow York, this morning, whilo in a fit of delirium while and have, a sociable drink with you." Wall Street, January It was reported to day that the load trust ia al nne office. The first victims of the malady are Clinton Gilbert, Hour W. Ford, Natrisn F. Graves, H. K.

Thurber, Julius Catlin. Henrj C. Hulbort, Charles P. Fraleigh. John P.

Munn, M. George H. Buriord, Alfrod S. Heidelbach, Alfred Wheelwright, Jos. M.

DeVoan, D. Munn. Jamos R. Plum, George G. Williams, Anthony Wnllacb, Oliver V.

Buol, Henry L. Clapp, Edvr. Van Volkenbiireh, Orson After this the noiso of a violent struggle was superiuducod by a violent attack of tho grip, and D. II. lfoughtalinr Chief Deputy Allan P.

Nichols and Deputy Cot wore in favor of a grand dinner exeiuBiveiy iu me IDomas heai hv neiErhbors. but none dared to offer in moat ready to make publio a statement of lta capital at tho close of 1889, and the valuation lector Captain George N. Dick, both of whom are bocker avenue, aged 34 years, a machinist. Ho waslockodnp for the night, Sergeant Wormoll refusing to receive bail for him. Little Jessberger, who is but 14 years old, is said to bo in a critical condition from a terrible dent in the skull.

People in the neighborhood speak of him as a well behaved boy. members of tho church, but one of the trustees, terference. The noise ceased after a while and Mr. John Wood, of 223 i'ulton atreot. toou.

the iifiicrhborfl gave tho matter no furthor heed at which tho various properties ausorped were confined to their homos. Captain uictt is tne greater Bufferer of the two and his attack is said until the woman's continued absence induced FINANCE COMMITTEE, to be of a most serious cnaracter. Mrs. Kennely to go to her room with tho result I am rightly informed, the people is this country have been led to believe would he utterly do moralized. Tltoro has boon none of the immense fluctuations in the prices of Brazilian products uutli as nave boon predicted.

Coffee, rubber and such products havo bad their ups and downs during the past two months, JuBt as they always did, but scarcely any more than usual. Rubber trade is a bit more lively than usual for this season. There is considerable talk among the officials at Para, and I understand clsewhero as well, of putting a good duty on rubber very Boon, and consequently tho rubbor doalera are bustling ont all the ready stock they havo on hand and Oil they can get hold of as rapidly as possible, so as to avoid the heavy duty which they feel certain will be put upon it Bhortly, and perhaps it has been imposed by this time, for I remember that the advisability of beginning tho duty on January 1 was being considered when we left. Of course, this duty will bo to aid the support of the Government, but I do not think it is to be imposed as a necessary measure. Lots of knowing people claim that tho Government is weak because it is in need of cash, and many wise heads predicted a financial crash at the beginning of the year, when tho yearly accounts, according to custom, would havo to be squared up.

I wonder, if this is true, why the business men at Para looked bo cheerful and prosperous when we came away. They did not appear to have innch anxiety about money matters, and the end of tho year was rapidly approaching. I think, on tho contrary, that there is just as much prosperity among the peoplo as ever, and that money circulates almost if not quite as freely as it did a few monthB ago. And furthermore, I think that if the Government Bhould stand in ncod of a little, or even a great deal of ready cash, there aro plenty of citizens who could and would be willing to loan considerable cash and security. Thero aro rich men iu Brn7.il.

and men loyal to the republic, who wider view of the matter and suggested a largo public meeting. His views met with the approval of a majority of his cotleaguos, and it was decided to leave the pland for the proposod recoption en GEO. O. YflM.IAMS.PresideatC'hoiu.lcal National Bank stated. Slosan waa lookecLupon aB a dangerou a LEADER PICKERSOX IN TROUBLE.

MRS. BOTTOM E'S BIULE TALKS. OFFICERS. GEO. H.

BURFORD President O. P. FIIALEIOH A WHEELWRIGHT Assistant Secretiry WILUAM T. STAN DEN kBt'lTt ARTHUR O. PERRY p.

MUNN Medical Director purchased ana put into the trust. The capital is understood to ue $89,000,000. But thero is nothing official. The St. Paul roports net earnings for November of $1,143,479, an increase of $123,141, or 12 per and from July 1 to Novsmber 30 net, of $4,878,921, an increase of $377,561, or per cent.

JULIOS CATLIN Dry Good I JOUN J. TUOKER Builder I was instantly killed. Mrs. Carroll's ib tno nrst Buioide directly attributable to the Russian epidemic. It ib entirely without other explanation.

Charles Carroll, tho unfortunate woman's husband, recently secured employment aa a barkeeper in a aaloon at Third avenuo and Seventy Bixth btreet. He had been long out of work, thoy had had much sicknesB and the family had had a hard timo of it pulling through. Mrs. Carroll, who waa a strong, hearty woman, had kept up hor spirits, however, and, with work and vnoney coming in, tho future looked brighter for them. Tho mother had set her hoart upon celebrating the fellow.

He is a powerful young fellow and rarely worked. Ho has not been soon since Tuesday tbe Loader Jjunuvr An Interested Audience in tho nemorial A Pnlnrnri I 11 11 1 1 C21 SI tirely in the hands of Mr. Wood ana two oi ms fellow trustees. E. H.

PERKINS, President Ira. andTr. Nat. Bank night. TentU Ward in the ToSln of tle taw.

Presbyterian Chnrch. Although no permanent plans nave as yet uuen COJIIHISSIQSER OSBORN'S DEATH. effected, tho arrangements havo been tieciaea The Htockholders of the Continental construc Mrs. Margaret Bottomc, wile of the Rev. Mr.

tion and Improvement Company have voted in Bottomc, of the Methodist Chnrch. New York, Tho End Brought About by an Attack HOME OFFICE, 201, 202 AND gave one of a aeries of Bible.talks this morning upon and rs now known will undoubtedly stana. Mr. Wood learned that Dr. Talmage will sail from Liverpool, England, on the S2d of this mouth, on tho steamer City of New York of tho Inmau Line.

favor of winding up the affairs or tue company. Tho Louisville and Nashville roports cross of Pneumonia. 203 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. TENDENT OF AGENCIES. at 11 o'clock in the spacious and handsomo opening of tho New Year to day with a birthday party for hor boy Walter, aged 4 years, their only Tho funeral Borvioes over the remains of United chapel of the Memorial Presbyterian Church on J.

S. GAFFNEY, SUPERIN John Dickerson, of 103 Bond street, is a prominent leader of the colored Republicans the Tenth Ward. In fact hiB influence ib not confined to the members of his own race, but extends to white Republicans of tho ward as well. Ho is a man of couBiderablo importance. John ib Bomething of a swell and cuts a great figure among tho dusky damsels of hie acquaintance.

He is as much admired and respected by them, as he is admired and feared by hia follow politicians ii.T.inminranknf which ho.ie a prominent Stiilou Commissioner John AIbop Osborn, who earnings tor November oi increase of $253,029 or 1 8 per cent, and not earnings of $055,875, an increase of $156,205, or Seventh avenuo, cornerof St. John's place, inese died at his home, 130 Pacific street, on Tuesday The weather being favorable, ne win piouauiy reach here on tho 29th. He will bo met upon landing by members of his congregation, and probably on the following evening the proposod Bible talks by Mrs. Bottomo aro now in their iifth season and havo been so succCBBful and havo be from pnoumonia, will bo held to morrow after 3U4per cent. From July 1 to November do, gross earnings were $8,005,103, an increase of ABLE aftor threo years.

come so popular that the committee this year had noon at 1 o'clock, iu tne Uliurcn OI tno oaviour, son and youngest olnld. reparations wero going on for this event in thoir modest home, when Mrs. Carroll was taken sick, on Sunday last. Sinco then sho has continued to grow worse and to day her mind gavo way. AH day yesterday she had to keep to her bod, while in another bod hor little daughter waB dangerously ill with tho reception, whioh is to bo hold in the Academy or on PierreDont street.

About a week ago the de $1,212,070, or 17)4 ner cent, and net earniugs were $3,403,881. an increase of $835,348, or to seek larger places in which to hold tnem. Formerly they were given iu the parlora of pri ceased was taken with a severe cold, and against All Polioiea issued by this Company aro INDISPUT All Death Claims paid WITHOUT DISCOUNT as Payments to Tpolicy holders for year 18SU, Dividonds, Music, will take pHce. Mayor Aiireu u. wUl preside and Dr.

Talmage will receive a loud welcome home in Bpeech and aong. 60on as eatiafactory proofs have been received. Death Claims, Endowments, Surrenders, vate houses, but this year the ladies will listen to 32KS per cent. Tlin Tlanlt of F.nirlaud rate of diacounl lemama the protests of his family insisted on going to nia in Nnw York. When he returned home he Mrs.

Bottomo in the chapels of the Iollowin member. When not engaged in the management of the local Republican machine Mr. Dickerson is employed ae a bookkeeper by the Prudential Life thoPhenix Building. As 0 per whilo tho rate in open market is 46a fell, vow mnsL wome. and on tho following day churches on altrrnate Thursdays, commencing croup.

They had no physician, kany tins morning tho little household were aroused by loud screams. The wife and mother had flung DIVIDING POLITICAL PLACES. per cent, Tho gain in specie was 403,000 January 16: Emmanuel Baptist, Lafayotto ave tlm fumilv nhvHician. Dr. Edwin Ubapin, oi Tv a cmimr nnt nf his office TueBday afternoon RnliPi nim hnrn street, was called in.

The doctor nuo, cornerof St. James place: St. John a Metn herself out of a window. She was dead wnen pounds during tbe week, but the reserve percentage was reduced from 33.27 per cent, to 87.17 New York. Kcpuolicaiis cnv 1880.

00 30.431,271.50 1888. 90,335.605.50 25,455,249.00 Officer Murphy, of Justice TiguO'a uouri, lapyuu wmild if necessary stako every cent thoy pos odist. Bedford avenuo, comer of ilaon street; informed hia Datient that ho had a sovere attack picked up. Now Insurance written Total Amoant Insurance in forco December bmb in maintain the present form of government Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian, corner of South UrooUlyu Has "lie Best of It. ww Vnrk ReDublicans at the Navy Yard say it 31...

per cent. Mm nffornnnn the market relapsed into dull of Russian iufluonza, and told him that ne muBt have perfect rest. On Friday Mr. Osborn waB so EDISON'S DOWN TOWS SHOPS BURNED. Rnt tlin Government, I am informed, does not Oxford street: St.

Ann Ulinton street, him ou tho shoulder. "I want you," ho said, briefly. Whaffor 7 gasped tho astonished young man. i nnw wflll nnoneh." was the answer. need any such support, for it is claimed that it corner of LivingBton: Memorial Presbyterian, is improbable that the Brooklyn leaders will agree much worse that Dr.

William L. Hoario was caueu WENTY THIRD STREET. Eighteen Thotuiaiid Arc Liiffhts CSo Out Seventh avonuo, corner of St. John's place; Tomp had over S2G. 000.000 deposited in fcnglana ue in consultation.

The patient rallied on Saturday KINS ON FIRE. to a readjustment of the patronRge aisuiouuou at Daybreak. fnro thn Involution took place, which money is to kinB Avenue Congregational, corner of McDon and Sunday, but on Monday he began to sink on a bdsis aatisfactory to thorn, and if, at tor tno lists of workmen that have gouo forward aro The prisoner was taken to the Third Precinct and lockod up. Ho offered his captor $5 if he would find a ludco yesterday and get hira bailed hn Ar an nnon in caso of emergency. At present Tim down town shops of tho Edison Electric rapidly, and although everything possioio was ough street; Washington Avenuo Baptist, corner of Gates avenue; St.

John's Methodist, Bedford AGONIZING, ITCHING, BURNING AND lil.bi.uinu done for him. tho end came on luesday. Illuminating Company, two four story baildines no great emergency seems likely to arise, but if it is true that all this money lies ready at their it readily shows how long headed the avenue, corner of Wilson Btreet, and HaiiBon Mr. Osborn was a graduate of Union College and out. This morning he found someono to go on nrl Imwas released.

The warrant up at 255 and 257 Pearl Btreet, Wow lorK, wero burned this morning. Tho currejit generated nlaco Methodist, corner of St. Felix street. was born 52 years ago. He studied law witu ex thoroughly digested, there is stiu no move iowuru giving How York its one third or the places they will insist on the employment of a method of supervising tho dispensing of tho berths similar to that employed during the Whitney regime.

The Democrats, they say, had one man from Now wnn worn who olannod tho Revoluiion. It on which Dickerson was arrested waa sworn ont The metting this morning was openeu witn Judizo Fullorton in New York City and was ap from tho dvnamoB in tho Bhop snpplied 18,000 that they had expected a strug aver bv Mrs. Bottome, and then tho hymn, ECZEMA IN ITS WORST STAGES. A RAW SORE FROM HEAD TO FEET. HAIR GONE.

DOCTORS AND HOSPITALS FAIL. TRIED EVERYTHING. CURED BY OUTIOURA. n.ired of a loathsome disease, oczema, in its worst pointed clerk of tho United states Circuit Court incandescent lights iu tho down town district, by Susan Walker, of 190 Bond Btreet. ono cnnio before Justico Tigho TueBday and said that Diek nvmn bpfin keening company with her.

Now nesB but pricos wero well hold. The anticipated easo in money was not seen in tho rates which ruled at 10al5 per cent, with exceptional loana at 8 per cont. This fact rather retarded the trading element from eapouaing tho bull aide. The trust stocks, notably sugar and load, were active, the formor declining sharply during tho earlier dealings on tho announcement of tho filing of lis pendens papors in tho North River sugar refinery aotion, but subsequently recovered a portion of the loss. Load advanced on tho pub lioation that Conserva would bo advanced conta per pound.

In the last half hour money was bid up to 35 per cent. Stocka were weaker in tho lato trade and at tho olose. Money loanod at 8 and at 15 and closed at 30 Tho following table shows tho coureo of the on and were prepared to meet it with HolySDirit, Faithful Guide, was aunp." airs. bv Betts. Subsequently ho waa made a mt of which burn all day in tho banks and Bottomo selected as the text of her discourse tho United States CommisBionor.

In 1808 he mar offices below Fulton street. All of thorn wout out enough money to carry on a warfare of Rnmfi duration. Men that have ho much fore York and one from Brooklyn nolding j.uuu sinecures and whose especial business it was to keep nasBagein St. Luke, "And when he had opened ried Miss Augusta M. Farley, a daughter of the she wants him to keep his promises to hor, but as lie does not feel so inclinod, she thinkB best to at 6:15 o'clock to day By Blurting tuosourco fJinnirht in Dlanning a new rnling power can cer the hook." and urged her hearers to live in tho stage, I tried different dootors and boon through tho hospital, but all to no purpose.

The diseasB covered my Rev. Dr. F. A. Farley, who BurviveB him.

The nf unTinlV to the Liberty street station Superin Ainlvbs expected to have the wisdom to carry coudIo had no children. Mr. and Mrs. Osborn tendent Smith hoped to have them all relighted havo him locKod up. Tim fnm mV contingent of tho Tonth Ward 1 future, saying it was tho ideal life which iB full of hone that ia the truo life.

Whon she concluded whole body from tho top ot my noau 10 vnu u. fvroivd tn Rnnc.fiss. They will not make a fail a close tally of the places. BUSINESS IS JUSTICE TIOIiK'S COURT. f'lmnin has received from Justice Tigho LB BOUriLLHCR RR03.

COMMENCE TO DAY THEIR ANNUAL SALE Ob" LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING OODDS. AND OFFJR formerly lived in East Orange, but about Linn afternoon. feet. My hair all camo out, leaving me a compile raw ure of it, because tho peoplo are with them iu all Willie Sullivan, an excellent boy soprano of 13 very much excited over tho developments of the twK John is tho subjeot of muoh two years ago they moved to this city and tooK nn their residence with tho Rev. Dr.

Farley. The Tho fire broko out at 0. 07 A. M. in tho dynamo vnnm.

It gutted the buildings 255 and 257 vearB. sang a solo entitled Perfect Irnst, ac respects, and should they meet witu opposition Wo may look for a repetition of the whole souled iito nrhinh rlintincruii)hecl many of our promi companied on tho piano by MrH. Joseph F. Knapp, intorment will bo in Greenwood Cemetery. Pearl Btreet, and resisted the utmost efforta of sore.

After trying ovory thing I heard 01 your iun (JURA REMEDIES, and after using threo bottles of OUTIOURA RESOLVENT, with CUTICURA and OUTICURA SOAP, I find myself cured at tho cost of about $0. I would not bo without the CUTICURA REMEDIES in my house. comment. BAKER STEPKFELbER'S ASSAILANT one of the leadors of tho movement of tho Thurs the firemen for an hour. They succeeded, now day morning Bible talks.

The meeting was in ltfinninof it within tho walla of tho faotory nent leaders in America in times of trouble. With minwt tn the heroes of our own country one NAVY YARD NOTES. Grand the closed with a prayer by Mrs. Bottome and the Low Closest, ing. Hieh est.

Held Wlllioiit Bail for Jury. stock market for this day: Am. Cattlo Trust Am. Cotton Oil 34 Atch. Toil.

Santa iM The First Inroice of for Cruiser cannot fail to see that there aro men in tho in Brazilian affairs, who, although their singing of tho doxology. There were about three hundred ladies preaont, among them being Mrs. D. A. Boodv.

Miss Boody, Mrs. Dr. Cruikahank, ISAAO H. GERMAN, Wurlsooro, I. BURNING AND ITCHING.

I was sick in the Fall of 1888 with a burning ami itch building. Travel on the east Bide olevatod raiU road lines waB suspended during tho morning hours, the flromen holding possession of tho traok in front of tho burning building, and fighting from the iron structure. The loss to No. 7. Albert MaiBer, tho young Gorman who con labor has thus far been comparatively easy and trv'wu incidents, yet they are pre nonled In the cellar of his employer.

Baker Bteuo. Mrs. Reuben Loland, Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs. The first invoico of material for the oonstruo Mrinr H.

hoiiBe on Floyd streot early last Sunday Mt Tlride. Miss Whiting. Miss Bartlett and many tiou of Cruiser No. 7, the new 3,000 ton ship that pared to die for the principles which they have established. People do not seem to consider that 72 INCH TABLE DAMASKS, SATIN FIN si.oe other prominent merabora of the congregation of in to ba built at tho Navy Yard, has arrived from ing so bad that in throo wooks 1 was covereu wim a and could not sleep nlghU or workdays.

Somo doctors thonght it might bo suit rhoum (eczoma), and said thoy had novor seon anything liko it before. I receivod no help from any of them, or from any modicino that I oouldgot hold of, until I tried yoar OUTIOURA REME morning, shot and attempted to kill Mr. Stede felder, was arraigned in tho GateB avonne polico TJia wife of a week was also pres 41.non man TflTl the risk of losing their lives or rc tin? works of Carneaie, Phipps of Pitts the Memorial Presbyterian andothor churcnoB. ISH, WKRE $1.35 34 32 2 3354 3M 3 'i 70 7oH 75k 55 54M 54J1 120M 125 33M 33M 33 27Vb 20M 'Mii 05 05 445a 44M 443S 70 70 70 OS 98 08 MM HUM 30'i 92W 92 02 147W 147 135J4 130M hiirir. Thoro aro several tons of plates of various 31.03 ceiviug lifelong imprisonment if their plans had lianvnred before they were matured, or DRUNK AT 'THIRTEEN.

the report of affairs of the First District Polico Court for 1889, It shows that there wero 0.700 persona arraigned and 2,074 of them fined in an aggregate of $8,127.75. Thero were sent to tho Inebriates' Home 00 persons; 7,577 to jail; 138 to tho penitentiary. In 305 cases sentence was suspended and 1,020 cases wore dismissed. There wero 0,100 arraignments for intoxication. APP0ISTHEST8 BV UOYKRJOIt Albany.

N.Y., January 2. Governor Hill has mado tho following appointments: Lewis E. Griffith, of Troy, as County Judge of lteiiBsclaer County, in plaoo of Edgar L. Furstman, resigned; Sylvester 8. Taylor, of El mira, as County Judge of Chemung County, to succeed himself, who was appointed last Sontem bor; J.

Henry Metcalf, of Canandaigua, as County Judge of Ontario County, in place of Frank Itice, resigned; John F. Kinney, of UocheBter, as Special County Judge of Monroe County, iu placo of William E. Werner, resigned; Almon A. Van duson, of Mayville, as County Judge of Chautauqua County, in place of Judge Lambert, resigned Canadian Facmu Canada Southern Central Noiv VMM Central Paoific 334 Chesapeake Ohio. Zl Chen.

A Ohio 1st OhoB. Onio 2d pfd. 44H Chicago A AP.on Ohic. Bur. 4 1Q7M Ohio.

Gas Trust 434 Olov. 0. O. St. L.

70H Clov. O. 0, Bt L. pfd OS Colorado Coal M)H Consolidated Gas 92 Delaware Hudson. 147 Del.

Lack Western. l.iM ll.inu R.ln 100 DOZEN 5 8 NAPKINS, WERE $2.50... RIOHARDSON SON8 A OWDEN HEM sizes and weighing fiftoen or twenty pounds to ent and shed tears copiously over hor husband's The prisoner doclined to make a if tliev had failed to work when the trial t.ho unnnrn foot. Work haa been begun on bov. Clave TIiIh T.ad "rjadlci." Who Queer STrTiinF.n PILLOW OASES.

22i30 ALL SIM statement, and by advice of his counsel waweu tn ao before the Grand Jury. He camo. Yot they had, so far as is known, mado no plans to escape, but were iu tho movement to the Edison Company iB put at $100,000. Tho insurauco in various companies amounts to $50, 000. MRS.

BOWLES' SUICIDE. She Wno Weak minded and Had Threatened to Take Her On TueBday afternoon tho pilot on tho forry boat Mineola, which was on its way to Brooklyn, saw a woman struggling iu tho water. The boat was stopped and the deck hands rosouedhor. Sho was completely exhausted, and died beforo Whisky to Drink. eral of those to get them ready ror tno iteai.

forta are heiug mado to prod np the contractors wrr committed without bail. for materials who are not only a littlo slow but Frank Gillon, of 00 Sandford stroet, an under 4o. Tim nnndition of Stodofelder is, it appears from insist on dolivering things out of tho ordor in sized 13 year old youth, staggering from side to stand by it till tlcatu." PRESENTATION TO COLLECTOR NATHAN. nHf nf hin nhvsician. Dr.

A. F. Zahn, of which thoy are wanted. side along Myrtle avonuo, threatening at every LINEN 1 23i4.r OATMEAL TOWELS. ALL LINEN 23x45 ALL LINEN HUCK TOWELSWORTH) 37M0 4 4 LONSDALE MUSLIN rinnv Rif, (1 Dfd.

48" 34M 48 iio'A 25C 48 05H Riimnnr avenue, worse than it has beon sinoe tho SO 34! A uonerol oourt martial for tho trial or marines step to dash hia hoad agaiuat tho pavement, waa shooting, and he waa in consequence unable to and Heamou was convened at tho yard to day. the sorry spectacle that met tho oyoa of Officer Bi Fellow Directors Give Kxpreusion OX 6U0 70 Walker, of the Fourth Prooinot, about noon yaB. Tex. A Ft. W'th.

Dis A Cat. F. Duluth East Tennossco EastTaun. 1st EaatTonn 2d pfd Erie Erie pfd of Their Esteem for flliui. Marino McLaughlin, who is charged with leaving his post and alBo with inviting a comrade to take attond court this morning HUS.

JAMES P. CARET. 4 4 FRUIT OF LOOM, terdav. At Classon avenuo tho boy roll neloieaa 20 sua a drink on duty, was tho first mau to do tried. to tho sidewalk.

Ho was looked up and to day the boat readied Fulton Ferry, xno Doay was removed to tho Morgue. Yesterday Louis G. Bowles, the managor of tho Baloon 74 Jay street, identified the body as that of his wife Mary, and Messrs. Moses May, Ira L. Bamberger, J.

Enis 4 4 LONSDALE CAMBRIC DIES. After throo weeks uso 1 was auio 10 wors, auu koptKettlng bettor until 1 am now entirely cured. I recommend them to all suffering with skin diseases. O. E.

OSMER, Taftsville, Vt, 1 havo need tho CUTICURA REMEDIES successfully for my baby, who waB afflicted with eczema and had euchlnlenso itching that ho got no rest day or nitfht. Tho itohing is gone and my baby is cured, aud is now a hoalthy, rosy choekod boy. MARY KELIiERMANN, Boloit, Kan. OUTIOURA RESOLVENT, Tho now blood and skin beautifierand greatest or humor cures, internally, and OUTIOURA, tho grc.it skin euro, aud OUTIOURA SOAP, an exquisite skin boautitior, externally, inatanlly relievo and spoodily cure agonizing, itohing, burning, blooding. Boaly, orjBtod and pimply disoasos and humors of tho skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, from pimrtea to scrofula.

Sold ovorywhorc. Prioe, OUTIOURA. SOAP, 250 RESOLVENT. SI. Prepared by tho POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.

to Cure Skiu Disoaseo." 04 pages, 53 illustrations and 100 testimonials. Pimnlos, blaokhoada. rod, rough, ohappod and oily skin OH ioi 85 A im fffl circle of friends havo hoard with aym mm 117M 8'ri" The next ease will bo that of Marine Laraen, who arraigned before Justico Kenna. Flato, Herman jNewman, nimon 4 4 WAMSUTTA MUSLIN nnfhpt.ie. recrretof tho death of Mrs.

Eleanor G. I "You wero drank yoaterday, Frank?" tno mag MnT.iio. (i. Mcvback, Max May, Moses Brack 117J. 104 104 had it removed to his house.

22d Carey, the wifo of Mr. James P. Caroy, of thia istrate interrogated in a kindly tone. hpimw. Samuel Goodsteiu, Michael Levy, Leo Thp woman was weak mindod, and a row years 10 4 BLEACHED UTICA 5 4 BLEACHED UTIOA PILLOW CASE nHvr Tlnr iinnlth has been impairod for Borne 80 S5J4 "Very.

Judge," tho boy answered, hanging nis HfinWl. Moses Hoflsberg, D. Engle, D. W. deserted from the Marino Corps, from tho Army and from among tho seamen of the Navy.

The court is made up of Csptain Henry Erben, Commander F. W. Diggins, Captain E. P. Meokor, M.

0.i Lieutenants Thomas H. Stevens, C. F. Norton, H. C.

WaukenBhaw, William F. Spicor, timp. hut tho end was not immediately expected. head. Stein and X).

Mayer, of the Board of Directors of ago Bhe Jumped into tho rivor at the foot of ay Btroot. Sho frequently threatened to toko hor own life. She loft hor home Tuesday afternoon Hocking Valley Illinois Central Lake Shoro Long Itdand Nashville Manitoba Manhattan lloaob Manhattan El. CJonsol Memo. Michigan Central Minn.

St. L. Minn. 4 St. L.

Mo. Kan. Toxas Missouri Pacific Hor maidon name was Fish, and alio was born "And whisky caused it, oh? Whoro did you got Hebrew Orphan Asylum Hoeiety.yes Pmicinnensie. in DutchosB uomicy, a. i tholiauor?" HOSTED HAS HOT ARBtVED Special to tho Eagle.

Albany, N. January 2. General JamcB W. Hustod failed to arrivo today as had been expected. His parlors at the Delavan are in readiness for his recoption and it is now believed ho will occupy them this evening.

None of the legislators have roaohod the city as yet. THE WEATHER. 48. 50 AND 52 WEST TWENTY THIRD STREETS terday afternoon presented Mr. Ernst Nathan, the nrfixident of the Board, with a handsome Tier first husband was Mr.

Freeman Loomis, of M. 0 and G. F. Elliott, Judge advocate "Making calls, your Honor. JLadies gave it to Nnw York Citv.

Surviving him sho was married David Barent. a laborer in tho (jonstruotiou inn." at 3 o'clock, and an hour and a nalt altorwaru she was taken from the water. It is thought that aho orossod to Now York on ono of tho Catharino Btroet ferryboatB and, going to Pior 10, jumped two vears ago to Mr. Caroy. She leaves gold lockot, with a three karat diamond in tho coutcr.

On the roverse side of the loekct was the Department, was attaoked with heart disease "Did thoy give it to you or did you got it with NEW YORK. beside her husband, two children by the former 11 l0M Nat Lead Trust New York Central out the knowledgo of your hoBts?" this morning and sent to nia nomo, ao uranam avenue, in tho yard ambulance. marriaoo. Mrs. F.

S. Green and Mr. fcdward l. "Thov eavo it to me, Bir." preventod by OUTIOURA SOAP THE WINTER Loomis, and two grandchildron. Whilo tho sense "Well, I'm sorry that thero aro such ladies in overboard.

How sho got Into tno water witnout attracting attention ia a mystery. ONE OF 1IR. REITZ'S "PEBSONAL FRIENDS," I 43 pi. y. uni.

nt. 8tLlstpfd Oh AStL Jd pfd N. Y. A New England N. Y.

Sua. 4 N.Y. Sub. A West. pfd.

Northwestern Brooklyn. I'll suspend Bentenoo. Yon oan go. The Portsmouth will sail for the WeBt indies on Saturday at 10 A. M.

A TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR FIKE. of her Iobb is moat keen to those, it extenus do vnnrl the lines of family, and is shared by a nu PAHIC AT A CHILDREN'S PARTY. merous aennaintanco in tho city where she has 111W RHEUMATISM IS MORE, Northwestern pfd long dwolt, who recall her as a woman of strong MUSCULAR STKA11NS AINU i auxo. back aoho, weak kidneys, rheumatism and chest naina relieved in ono minuto by tho OUTIOURA ANTI PAIN PLASTER. 25 cents.

VK7 I. MERCHANT. PURE WINES AND LIOUOR8 FOR MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE. 677 FULTON ST, NEAR FLATBUSH AV Tho children of Jamoa Brennan, of 500 Third PREVALENT BECAUSE avenue, were having a party Tuesday afternoon. and steadfast charaetor, amiamo, conBiaui ana affectionately active in all the relatione of life.

The funeral services will be held this evening at The principal feature of the entertainment was a inscription: "E.N. From his friends, li. u. u. A.

1880." Tho presentation address was made by the vice president of tho society, Moses May. President Bamberger also made an address and Mr. Samuel Goodstein read a letter from Abram Abrahams, who'had been assigned' to make the presentation address, but who was confined to his home by the grip. Mr. Nathan responded in a fitting manner, expressing his gratitude and then invited his friends to partake of a collation with him.

DEATH OF mxmrtOF S. J02IBS. Winthrop Jones, sou of ox Park Commissioner Thomas B. Jones, died at Mb residence, 85 Calyer street, in the Seventeenth Ward, this Justice Uootting roooived this morning tho following note: Brooklyn, January 2, 1800. Hon A.

17. Ooellituji Dear Fbieud John Kuhn, who is. a personal friond of mine, is in trouble. Anything you can do consistently for him shall bo highly appro ciatod. Yours rospootfully.

John Reitz. Tho justioo awardod Kuhn sixty days in the Pnnitnntiarv on tho chargo of biting the finger Northern Pacillo Northern Pacitlo Ohio Omaha Omaha pfd Ontario A WeHtorn. Oregon Oregon TrauB Paclflo Mall tn thn nold and wet drives tho lood thJ At 1:30 yesterday afternoon fire broke out in the two story frame building in Twenty sixth street, botween Second and Third aveuiiea, owned and ocoupied in part by Charles E. Rogera, of 152 Henry street Mr. Rogers' loss on building, machinery and Btook in tho molding mill will amount to $8,000.

Other tonauts of tho building wero Edward Houdrlokaon, of 310 Carroll Btreet, isnicxTioiw. Washington, D. Jannary 2. For Eastern New York, light showers, followed by clearing woather on Friday, colder Friday and Saturday; westerly winds; cold wave. WnAT BBOOKLYNITES MAY EXPECT.

"A storm is central in Canada, moving oast toward tho St. Lawronco valley, and rain is falling in all tho States east or tho Mississippi River, ox cept in thiB vicinity," said Sergeant Dunn to day. "It will rain hero this afternoon or to night. In Montana, thecoldost placo is at Fort Assiniboino, 38 degreeB bolow zero, which iB tho coldest in the United StateB so far this Winter. Tho cold wave Anil will hn fnlt nn hodr and causos congestion oMho low 3ti1 BOUNTY COURT.

COUNTY OF KINGS Christmas tree gayly deckod witn ngnteu taporB. The tree waa knookod over accidentally and in tho panic which onsuod Annie Breslin, 13 years nf InmDed from the window, ft distance of her late residence, 10 Decatur at. HE WUL MOT DO IT AGAIN. 1 4I liiM liiM it'iM ffl 3Sj iii ioU ion rfiii 34" 34" 30S 30M 30M 1025b 102M IHO 189, 189 i i 1 a ill a si si ji.i,in. Theao orirano aro thus unable' to asrfora functions of eliminating tho impurities aSd iactlJ and Waiter Auld.

defendant. Summons To the Peoria. unby tho blood and dopfisited iq Pipo LinoOortlfloatesl02W Pullman 180 abovo named defendants and caoh of aro hereby aummoned to ansivor tho complaint in thia action Tony and Joso Fennimore wore fighting on fifteen feet. His injuries were not Borioua and she was removed to hor homo. The flames were tho joints and tissues, rosulting in tho paiai and iohal Third avenuo yesterday aftornooo.

Officer Jo nn box factory, and by Kerby liiruett as a IS. 23f Ss aftsr tbo serrioo of this sum Heading. djj Richmond 2Q: wo call 1 oxicriiuA'prsAr nnnh Dockweilor, of tho Eighth Prooinct, happen quickly extinguished. monsloiduHivo of the day of service and in oaso of your failnro to appear or answer, judgmont will bo, taken orl nlonor and took thorn into enstoay. donn Rock Island St.

L. ASan St. L. 4 San Fran pfd manufactory of drags. Their loss will probably reaoh tho sum of $10,000..

Tho burned Btructuro was 100 foot long by 75 wide. AUDITOR KKliIiElt'S PUBPOSE. against youby default lor tno roitei aomanoou in ti romnlaint Datod November 22, 1NKU. Ttnnn. of 143 Twenty fourth streot, thought ho HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA haa had giait biicoosj of Miss Molly Drosh yesterday afternoon and lined him $10 for being drunjt.

AN ALLEGED ASSAPIjT. Patrick Considina was arrested yoatorday chargod by John Boatty, of 21 Atlantio avenue, with an assault upon him. JuBtico Tigho adjourned tho trial of the oaso to January 8. St. H.

JJ 1st MUST 00 WITHOUT THE STOCK. Thoro has beon pending in tho Supremo Court make a lasting reputation by a roscuo and 60H curing severo casos of this disease, both ohronio anac 18 WOnilllg lvS WSJ Olimil.iu oil" the Atlantic coast to morrow. The tomporaturo in this vicinity should drop about 30 dogroos by to morrow night and gonorally fair weathor during the day." Office and Post Offico' address. No. 70 Franklin streot, Walter Auldl Tho bo went to work.

He was taken into cuBtody by Of flammatory. Thia momcino, aonng promptly anu pi fnllr on tho blood, noutralltea tha lactio acid.cip ficer John Lvnch, and this morning gavo bonus Auditor Keller has takon possession of hia office an action Drongni Dy jenoon u. iviuuuruouu against Hanson S. Webster and tho Kellogg'Soam Iosb Tubs and Manufaotnriug Company to oom impurities, and at tho samo. time invigorates St.

Paul St. Paul So. Cotton Sugar Trust. Toxas 4 Pacific. Union Wabash WabaBh Western foregoing aummona is served upon yon, by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon.

Honry A. Moore, County rlnt.nd thn RRTnnih dav ot Do in tho Bum of $500 for hia appoaranoe before 114 by" 3'm 83 in the Court House. Ho was not on Hand yester and kidneys so tnat moy aro testoraa to nat" morning, lie lia! uoen BuueriiiK mm malady for nearly two years. Mr. Jones was 48 years old, and a nativo of Ellsworth, Me.

He was a graduate of Williams College, and had resided for Beve ral years in the Seventeenth Ward, where he was very popular. He was in the lumber business wiih his father, and leaves a widow, but no children. The funeral services will be held at his late residence on Friday ovening. Justico Tigho January 13. BEOOBD OP ME THERMOMETER.

Tho following is tho record of tho thermometer "I heroby certify that I have beon affected day. There wore but fivo unaudited bills loft by Auditor Lake for hia action. Ho looked happy at pel Mr. WebBtor to give the plamtuT a cornuoate of $25,000 of the capital atookof the company, AN UNKNOWN MAN DROPS DEAD. rheumatism, aoooniBSnied by sarioud dfc liver and atomaoh, askept at the Brooklyn daily juagle oiuoo 10 A.

and to cnioin tho company irom issuing tne biooh tho prospect of oaso for a Beason, but ho iB really t.rmililcd at the aerioUB lllnosB of his wifo who ib to Webster or anyone elso. Jndgo Cnllon to day 58 02 03 03 FOR MORB THAN TEN YEAH MATRON MCAUL1KFK DROWNED. The body of Matron MoAnliffo, of the Tombs, was found in tho East Biyor to day. It is supposed sho committed snioido. Cliti niro HJ.Eirn.tjt TcDay.

About 8:30 thiB morning an unknown man iiiinnt 45 vears of ago fell dead on CongreaB 2 A. j. 4AM fil 6AM i 2 8 A. 12 2 P. 3 P.

gave judgment for the defendant witn coats. past, during which tiiue I have boon treated ntrflnt. betwfinn Hioka and Henry. He ia about 5 Mil. IlIDGWAT'S KEAPI'OISTJIESTS.

physicianB ani hate used almost every modif foot 8 inches in height, with light hair arid red moustache. He wore a light brown overcoat and has beon rocommended mo for such diaoasy.j TO FIGHT THE 8UOAR VUUST. TTflnrv Winthrop Gray, tho keopor of the North AvertKO lomDeratiira to dny ATorsto toiuporatnre srnuo daw last roar. HIGH WATER. finding any rullof whatever, until I tried Btripod trousers, congress gaitow and ft bine RAnSAPARTTJ.A more River Bugar Refining Company, has instituted an anything else that I have evor taken, and I koJ The Coronor was notified.

'mmHer 18S9 and on Decombor 18S9. filed with tho wmplaint filed November 22. lSSOJjIu tho offico of the clork of Kings County, at tho. Hall of Re orde in tho City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and Stato of Novf Yorfc pERRYi Plaintift.s Attorner8, Office and Pout Ollloo address, 70 Fraukiin stroot, Greenuoint. Brooklyn.

N. Y. delO bw I O'UPKEM'E OOUBT, KINGS OOUNTY ThomaB F. MoLaughHu, plaintiff, against Fatriok McLaughlin, dofendant. Summons To the abovo named defendant: You aro hereby summoned to answer tho complaint in this aotion, and to servo a copy of your answer on lho plaintiff's attornoy within twonty days aftor tho sorvioo of this BummouB, exolusivo ot tho day of sorvlco.

and in cave of your failuro io appear, or anBivor, iudgmont will ba takon againjt you by dolault, for tho foliof demanded in the oomplamt. Dated 1) oemuor 188 fjAYNOK, Plaintiff's Attorney. Offico and Post Offioo addross. No. 204 Montague street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. To the abovonamed dofendant; Tho foregoing sum mona is sorvod upon yon by publication, pursuant to an ordor of Hon. Edgar M. Oullon, Justice of tho Supromo Ctourtof thoStatS of Now Yorfc. dated the nnnw 1 MSI), and fllod with tho complaint in the action in tho Supromo uourt against tno ctugar Trust, looking to the dissolution of the latter.

in recommending it in tho highest worth it'a weight in gold to mo." l'BEDLHiUH. POINTS FROB PATCHOQUE. The following is tho official announcement of the time and duration of high water at Now York and Sandy Hook for to morrow, January 3j Ho has filed a lis pendens against tno property oi District Attorney Ridgway begins his third term by reappointing all his subordinates. This is tho list as filed this morning in the County Clerk's office ABsiBtant District Attorneys, John U. Shorter, John F.

Clarke, John Iilagtiire, chief H. Walk Icy. t.1, 500; assistant clerki, J. Nathaniel Mills and John J. White, $1,000 each; Joseph Bagnarello, officers, John Deo, Jeremiah Mahoney, John Foley, Michael Reilley, Joseph Irwin, Thomas McNeely, $1,200 each.

Mr. and Mra. Isaao IL Dodge, of Green Valloy, LEIU LimorioV Oontor. Pa, COMPLETE RECOVERY. HHBK'8 A MEAff SWKAK THIEF.

Asnoak thiof got into tho apartments of John Grooscholl, 753 Atlantio avonuo, yesterday, and stolo a child's bank containing $10. Itlnnilou in an American Water And Is superior to all othore, Imported or doniostio. Rossiteb 4 SKiDiionic, AgontB, 150 Franklin st, New Yorlt Grateful and Comlortinff for Breakfast In Efps' Coooa always. Half ponnd tins labolod Jambs Kpfb 4 Homaopathlo Chemists. London, A Door Plate Speaks Volumes When pollBhod with Eleotbo Silioon.

Draggista Bell it. f.lcbisr Company's Extract of Meat. A boon for which nations should fool gratoful. Dr. Iyon'm Perfect Tooth Powder Wiltenatato3tbflndunriLleathebietli.

25oents. Ou mk Forget That Carter's kittle Dttr'aof Rise. I Fall. I a. m.

I n. m. P. M. Tirao.

i Holghw H. M. I Feot. A. M.

Tirao. Hsight. H. M. I FjoU the trust in Kings County.

Ho ttHKa tnat tno partnership existing between the North River Company and tho other moinbora of the trust bo dissolved and prays for an injunction restraining afflicted with La Grippe. Auditor Keller this morning said that ho would audit bills only when thero was money to tho oredit of the account they wero agaiuBt. He proposes familiarizing himsolf spoodily with the various accounts iu the Country Treasurer's office. Ex Auditor Lake will occupy an offioo at 40 Conrt atreot, where will bo Supervisor McKano, contraotoi'B O'Kourko and Dady. FATAL FALL FROM A WINDOW.

Mrs. Louisa Lookwood, 40 years of ago, at 11:45 to day foil from a third story roar window of her realdonoe, 405 Clermont avonuo. Sho diod with a fractured sknll bofore the arrival of a physician. WATCrMAN SOBLB PRQWNKP. Samuel Noblo, 45 roars of age, of 3 Soabriug streot, watchman fit Pior 8, Erie Basin, foil over ii nnTilB morning and was drowned.

near Patchogue, celebrated their golden wedding yesterday. Judge Francis A. Hammond, of Utah, ib visit ori. rq M4RSAPAR1LLA andfoooo Jlr I suffer. 0:37 0:11 115:54 0:08 I 0:181 4.0 4.3, 4.7 4.0 incr friends in FatohOKue.

KiJFYork.j Handy H'kl tho payment of any monies, in tho gnlae or dividends, out of tho assets of tho4rnat. Wheat January May Cork January February Afaroh May OATS. January February May POBK Jannary February March May LAOU Ifobrnary MWL.i BIB January Mrfroh 83 83S 20M 29H Hull 33 32 20M 20H 20M 32M 9.02H 0.10 9.2i. 9.37H 0.00 0.05 15.80 5.80 5.85 5.H7M 6.0a 0.05 0.0S: tm I Ufa complete recovery Is u. HOpift, Chatham 01ovelnd Brookhaven Lodge, I.

0. 0. of Patohogue, elected W. W. Apgar, N.

G. L. Van VoaBt, V. Georae D. Gerard, treaaurer; Samuel Bart, BAIL ASKED FOB TERRRLL.

Application was mado to Judge Cullon in tho HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA secretary. PROMISCUOUS PlHTOIi SHOTS. olHco or tho Olork of the Oounty of KlngB, In the City of in ib. Htala of Now York. Datod Decombor WM.

J. GAYNOR, Plaintiff's Attorney. dol7QwTa 204 Montaguo atreot, Brooklyn, N. Y. INSURANCE POLICIES.

APPLIOATIONALNOTIOrja ANO Snoremo Court to day by A. 0. Wheeler the HOVEHKHTS OF OCEAN VESSELS. ARUXVED THURSDAY. JANUARY 2.

Ss Fumensls, Glasgow, New, York. Bs Llsbononso, Mouth Amurioan ports, New York. Bs Nookar. Bremen, Now York. Ba Saorabooco, Moditorranean ports, Now York.

Bb Oroma. Loltb, New York. ARRIVED AT FORBIOH PORTS. Ba LahB, Nw York, Southampton. BAILED FROM FOREIGN POSTS, Terrell, ohargod admission to bail of.

Jloward Srfd bJ all drugte. tl to, 85. Prepared DKCKSIBKR'S POST OFFICE KKUEIPTS. The receipts of the Brooklyn Post Ofiico for the Bionth of December, 1880, amount to $85, 400.i0, being an iucrease over the correspond lag month of 1888 of $5,554.50 or 0.27 per 1887 of $0,000.13 or 11.02 per 1880 of S15.305.U2 or 30.78 per 1885 of $23i 755.03 or 57.03 per 1884 of 37,420.38 George Tato and hia family wore sitting in the nf tliolr rnflidenoe. 137 Hoyt street, yeBtor ill.

Judge with oauBlng the death of Li Cullen reserved his day afternoon when two pistd 'buflefepraahea The body vr8 recovered and taken to Mb late. ri'j aYlWHW i JhWMWilMHtlllUMB I InuHAU out slofc heMaoh. often, in two Mots. win in jue raea through ne winaow; xne person wan oi uc residence. the Coroaera rtooiouno iiBahw cm 72.17 percent 0 l' SUB 1 i XbtT IrV till i sSs Al is nf nncncitv 1 1 1 1 hi inn 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 ii ii 1 "tr.

1 riusu a.