New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, October 03, 1882, Image 8

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, October 03, 1882, Page 8, Image 8',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1882-10-03/ed-1/seq-8.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1882-10-03/ed-1/seq-8.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1882-10-03/ed-1/seq-8/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1882-10-03/ed-1/seq-8/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], October 03, 1882, Page 8, Image 8
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 8.

Page All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.6 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 03 Oct. 1882. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1882-10-03/ed-1/seq-8/>

Newspaper Page Text

LOCAL MISCKLLAKY.
FORMK. VANDEBBH.rs IiAlTOHTEBS.
tionf i1 . Hvamill.on doilaw. Tho aoothern
Bnmnlcted newlx a inm n , .? C1?njoh.ta
flweilipg. which ?i.i aoi?M s,.tt!?,, W,.,,??, and
tobe bnilt ??J2&?Hmib H aloK.Twoinbly.
S.l?','iKifaa:,,'T'Sr\v;:f:;!;3 BSS
LfSC^u^a^-t^t^
K''',,'7";,-,1','i,"v'i;:,:1-''?i:ir",',;"...'-??. "?><??
\f_U%>2tt&exRFtft
L '""??i ^r" ? * *" ^ti~.
b ,.,-..? luvat...?'.. paotry. rooma for s.-rv..i.t>. and a
,-mhv t.e rear exton-ion. Entenng thottral
rin'r :.;...uhfhel,o,.t bu|) ifU...l JI-;" VulreS
th u- will be found a aalon 22 by 91 toet,a DTM*
faafraom,a library aiby^lL*^^iPafinW
ti..?iMif-nimi ?_'-' by 20 feet, rhaw will alaooa a
lue atairway w?H eateud onlj to Ute **?'?
- ,,v tbaapacenbov. it beinj uaerljor dreeeing
, ;?n,h,,;-o...?s. MiuWebb'.roomwlU be
. ui . hatuberou the awoondttoor, and ymii .?
??U?- l.v 21 feet. lt will bave a high
1,.',,I!?i.M..?.7!....rt4W,ll l.o e..,i.'e:,Ua
p back ofil and lacing tl.e ..o.iit
? aofeeu ^^i^ffbaania
aiadv 18 bv22feet witb a ceiling oi uaJt beaina
, w,i i-,,..yi..i..i.ei ..-..?. ihoexteuaionwiBbe 19
, V Nas! oth. ehurob there. wtU be a roeem
oi lighl and alr. Donbbl italreaemad irom
ii,- rear .1 the aeoond etorjr to the tlnul. whero
'a,,' ti-ll be' three large chnml.crs witj h,. .
. ,... ,.,,. ;,.,! n aowing-room l-i by l-i i "?
rongth 'etory will oontaia atortsrootna, trut.k
I I'iM.iiis, etC .?,,>,?. .1
Twon.blv'a honee \nU be ai tbe eoutbweat
, , rofFiftlt-ave.ard 1- ifty-t-mrth-st , and wtU
- , ; ,-t deep and 48 feet wide, n.<
.,,, i will bave aelroular windojr aud a anccc*
:,,! L-ivii'i'. rtaingto toe fourtb etory.
Tna entrance a.ll beontbe Fifth-ava. BJde, and
, b. atone pibara arojectinB aix
.-,- will aeoend atraighl from the
,>., ,1.,- l.fty-f..mi'i-ii.Mib-wiii batwobaj?
. owatoehetgbtolthebonae, ?... '?? f 1.iJf;;,,a
),..,.,?.-.|(,.?.|dv.li.Yi...-l ni i[..i.nete. Uld Allh a
,v M.-ne. ibi baaementaod fltat noor wUl
.,:;, l,ke thoee in Mra. WebVe botiee. 1.;
,:,... wtU bo atraighl up with a ahafl to
, i liBut, wbieb wfll be eapped by
eoilheroof, Ura. Twoaibly'. cban.berw.fi
be ?_ bv 84 feet Mr. Twouibly'a room, will b? iu
rear of il and between them wUlba ataxge
: .. '-,. ,, i...tu-i....u.. eto. Btill furtber baok
:, guesie* cbainbor. L'he third ator* wiU
contHin two large chainbera, a cnildreo a t.:.iii-n),.,,i,
, , ril ' ete. Trloth boum* Wlli Ud proVilleil Wlth
'i, i -t'.rs and !..? beated by au am. k coping and
B Mill.liviil.th.-,'o?iil..-lYYVo.itheluildui^.
bave ne ftoora, J.U.
inuiivisiii: erchiteet ol bothbnUdinga,
( RABGE8 AGAINsT A POLH:EMAN.
\ i ,.i a.l-tooking yootvg raan, Jamm Boylan,
ot No 154 Weat lii-liteeiili-st.. wm oharged lotbe
' 'nM.i.liet i-oii..-. i --.'. v.-i.i.i;..v laorning,
, ,?...,,-. ,?..?M..-...i:iti, <?i tbe sixteenthPrecinct,
v ,,.,,0,1,'ih condnctandaaaanlt ll.? l?bBmar
t.ld JiiaUceBixby that while bewaa Btandiug in
k . th-ave, ou Snuday evening, talkingtoan r. -
miaintuuce,0flicer8beridanthww bim down aad
Subbodhiin. il" clatoed tbat he gave no^nae
i,, the attack and tbal be could prove tha tbe
,,, ...rMi.i.ln.i.liuttlieti'.,..' l.v OffloerCrosby.o
I iweoty-niothPreeinot l'heJuaUcecomoutted
the uriatmer temporardy toenaob bitn toprovehta
;.-..',,?.::,. A i .portoraaw i'. ylan p priaon, uad
iu, ^y.i. ....ii-.i-.u-i.- Baidi-Whderwaaatand.
L al Tweuty-lirat-at. and B. rentJVave, on Sunday
?1 ernoou aboul 5 o'dock, talking to aii.ei. i. 1
in ticedUflicei Bberidan caaning np the avenne. ue
aecuietl to be very dmnk and ataggerad froni one
M,le..f theaidewalktotbe other. lie approached
o- and mked if the alda door? of a neighbonng
gyuor Btore wm -!??;.. I told bim i du...
ki.i'.v but thought it waa. FiBdina it
J, nii'ii'il he -i.tr,!. ("it. ot euriosity
nix frioud and 1 followed him. W e mw l.uu go up
t..\li. barandeallfor a aehooner of lager, abicb
hetirank. Aa be tnrned to go oui, beaawuaand
Bmdnothing. We went out af tor nlm. On
tli? , reral nien were v..u:ml.uu'. a...
tbtbere waaa proapect ol a lmi.t. the offlce
, tuomwitbout not... An- r theae m.-i. liad
.:u. liiut Ml.:i" v.e were Btandingontbecor
,,- tha liu-i caiaa to aight aaaln. beelnguane
? ?You'manotberoltheffang.arevoul
? Beforeeitherol uacouldreply beaeuedmeand
.,,. :,, ;:. gnttar, atriking me unthabaek
vitii biaelubaa 1 lelL My friend expoatulatodaud
v, s-tru.k.it by the ottii-er. I Mjrambledto my
kQd walked toward uy bome. l'he offloeriol
](. ,-.l tue, lint did nol tell me I was under anoat 1
.,?> Blaira, aad outenug my iwma, cloaeutbe
dooi- A ni.o.Mii later Ofticei Sberidan, n oompany
with Onlcer Kelly, buwi tbedoor tn and Beiaed tno,
gtrikingmeaf'tbeaametiue witu tbeuoluba, .uy
ui?.lni wae in I'.'.. Bhe got up and mid :
?"Myi.1,.1, ?hat do you want with mj '"'".,
? i b'l.i,. alie wmciubbed, bnt before leonld aa*
eertaia whetber abe wm oi nol 1 was dragged
down ti.o ataira untl locked Bpintnopolieeata.
a ', portei caBed at Itoylan'abmneandmwbia
moiher, who ia a corpul. ol woman, abotfl sixty-two
! . e. bhe aaid tbal bei bob wm tweuty*
?jireoy > and wua employed aa adriver by
t'bnstopbei Koat. r aUrand-at. truckmaa bhe wm
in Iwd when tn. ofBc tn Oi iko ln tbedoor. Bhe gol
npandadied wbai tnej a mted withh raon. One
oa tbe ol ? ra furced her ha. U on liiebed,andatruck
her on tbe bead and arui witb bia club. t'oorove
h, i otatement, abe abowed Imi lefl arm, whicb was
badiy bruiaed oo tbe elbow, while tbe left aide of
hernead?mawolian. Bhe aaid tbal bex aonwm
her main aupport. Aneigblior, Mra, Wiudor, cor
roboratcd ber atatetoeul ao tar m it related to tha
loree oaodby the offlcra in ge Liugiuto the room.
.itistioe iiixtay parokd Boyiau yeaterday after.
noou.
A WOMaVM BUFFOI All.U By QAB.
A doath fwirtiflfratfi aigned by Coroner Brady,
statiiiir li'.it .):iii?' Klixa Wolcott, aixteen yoara
old. had beea autfocated by illniuinating gm ;><?, i
dcntally at N". 11 Wml Twenty-eigbtb-Bt., waale
oeived .?t tue Boreaa ol Vaal Btatiatica late ou
Bunday afterooon. The ooronerhad U-.-n annuooned
to tha lii'u.ie t.iivi.'.ily, aud relatlvee of tba young
watnab were anxiom fora time tbal tha manner of
hardeatb abould not '?'<? oiadapublic Itwmaoa*
pect??i at urat ibat MiaaWolooti bad eoniinittod
anic.de, bul lt wmatated poaitlvel^ afterward that
her deatb at* ibe reauil of au aecideut. BbeeaaM
to this .iti onTburadai from bm houaal Leeda,
Gre.... I oubty, N. V. Her fathm is a waalthw
farmerai Leeda, and t!n family ia weU oonnacted.
Baa wm weil edaeated, had exeellenl bealth,aad
apprared t<> l?- bapptec tGnnii.osi girlaof heraga.
gteocutly bho uad toriued tbe acqnaintaoce of a
young man bamed Bteinart, wboae latber ta a phy i
Ciaa ui Kini Oi,i-liiiUdli-(l-ii'iil-l\Miity-be-v.:ntli-ht.
laey ware eugaged to be mairied, uud
aha vi-ite.l Naw-Yurk with tlm eooaaat of
her p.ue.its to BMtka aotne purobaaea
for bm wauding oatflt, b^oocttpMBl a trontbaii
;,, ii. ,, , ,i, OOd 11 oal ol tba AlilO Hoiiae. J. 11.
ghailey, the proprietor of tbe imu-l. wm lalatad by
Biarnage to fdtaa Woleatt, and hia wtfa did eveiy
thiBg ln ber power to Baake ihe joutig woaaiJb'a vimi
pleaaant. Mtaa Wolcott U ul but been in t lie etty
lor mv< i .1 yeara, and aae waa delighted with what
t he aaw. Un Tburaday evening Mra. Bailayahowad
lier how to inm nd tne gaa jet ia her room. Th"
laiiuiy wereal a theatreontmtarday evening. Mias
Wolcott nnd ber lover did uot go with tbe othara.
They retui ined ln tn.-parlor un.il nearly 10 p.m. Itr.
Btiiielt tbeU WOUt lioine, iMIll llie ilintelstainllll?'
iii.it ln- wm to go out walking with ber oa Bunday
afternoou. Miaa Woleotl weat tohea room beiore
Mi. Badey ami ins wife retorued from tho thaatra.
It arm BQtaced aboat mklnifat tha* the bght wus
btiriiiugTow in li..-1'iiioin.
\ w-rvaiit in the banaa n<,in'..l tl.e odoroi
capvnd lroni Mtaa WoteotVe room eariy an Bnnday
inoi::iug. Mr. Bailey waaaroused, andaftorkuoek
iug at the uoor an.l meetvtuf no agmwar, ba
cauv:il lt to be broken opan. Mias
\\ olcoll -.>as s.'iii aiive, ba! tin- gm wlneh lille.l tln
8'oom liait musie hminmnaibla, i>v. Matthew I ield,
wbo hat rooma in tba bouaa, attoniptedtto roaoa. itttle
Ihe young woman, out abe died iu a U-v, momeuta,
Her bodj wm >< taoved to I atakilifo) bunmyeater?
day. Mr. Bailey n>?i?l ti'"t ba tboauibttbe gBeio
ilia.i Wolcoit'a room bad beea tarauBi too iow, aad
tbal tho liaii.e iiad been exlinituisli.-.l a. eiilenlaily.
Sbaaadoloaad bm windew beiore pahgtoaiaep,
beeaam aha v\;.s airai.i to lea\<: .t oaum, und thero
wasi.o veulilaliou._
THK ( KhVV Ul A KHU'WlfJX'KEiJ 8CH00M1B.
'ihe Havatia almmahlg Niaaata, whieh arrtvad
ycateiday, l.rougnt auiong otliei | ansougeia vJu|i
taiu Fiali aml live saiiois, tln arow ol ibe ajnarl. in
Miiuoiii'i lsaiaii 11. lio.ioii, wrajuked onCoaorado
lC-efs. llie m Iinniieraailed from ltn. Baaaa. Uultad
Mau-s of Colomliia. wi:h a canio ot Oofiee, ..
aml dvewooda. BBa i-uo<?unu:roii bail woalher irom
tho brrt, und rouuding C'ape Ba. Autonio ou Beptow.
ber 13, abe waa cau?tit iu a b.-avy awcll ani drivu
gu tho n-efs aiiout 3 a. m. Four houia aft.-rwatd
the crew floated her off. but she waa _<"ind.to.^
leaking. The crew worked incesaantly at tlie
pampa, but slie tiank abotit 4 ?. in. 1 he crew bareiy
Jind tune t*> launch a boat. lheywer-theuftbo.it
six nilea from ahore, which tlioy reactaed in dim
timo, tofind aoalaaaaf haMtetfoa. Jwayaauea
nluiig the shore uutil th.y c.unc ta B1 Nhcriniui fl
liut. where they obtauiod food, and tlieu they
imalicd on la Mantua. Eroui thoro they were
taken io Ihn.ui'i.
MR. DE BEVOISE'S RILL OF PART1CULARH.
Mnyor Do Bevoiaa. of Lon? laland City. haa Med
the bi Uot aaittoalara aahedfcr by the eiunue
coiuuiittce of Ihut city in their auit against him to
n.oovertlieMiinof $108,000, tho procoeda of city
bouda aold by him an.l not accouutod for. lho
Mayordoes not attewnt lo exptala Iha deflotoaey.
H* oolyaeouOBta foruno Itaa faaaaa taa;maay
ooBtalaad in theconiplaiiu. Thia ia for#11.Oitl 41,
tbe BUBI rouli/^.l by biiu from the aale toD. A.
Morin, a broker In tlda citv. of u numhor of tho old
N.wiowu Uobt IkiiuIb. 8everaIof tho ltr-ms ln the
l.ill of nartu-ulara are vorv rtcculiiir. One is for
$__ p.iul to the widow of John II. Madden. a
juslico of the neuce iu Loutr. lalaud City, fnr liia
"sorvicoe ita civil justlce.'' Jainea \\ . Co\ert, tho
ateaaal Seu?tor, ia creuiieil with receiviuk
fl.hlO for aervicea ns " attorney onredemption of
luiml No. 'Z~, NeWtawa debt." Tbo ilayor alao
aaya that be paid * tbwobb ooapoaa (or lataraet aa
NewtOWB debt to aiindrv pereona who held aaid
oonpoaB at dlrara time..'1 Tne aKureeato ol theee
parmecta raaoaefl t,ior.. The Mayor ebargea
|! ,05998 for his aervicea aa a nienibcr of the Board
ol Audit that waafontiod nt, tho timetli.it theelty
was sopanifed lrom Newtown. ln couclnsio.i ho
st.itca that he liai caah ou h_nd a_aiti8t whlefa Bfl
liold?"vitlidciaitii8agaiuHtLoiiL' laiaad City moro
than aullicient ta cover tho wholo." amoiintiug to
r-ll.^T-l .(.1. l'tiia Ktateinent leavea n l.alauco of
nearly $118,000 for tho Mityor to aceoaal for.
Surpriao ia luanifostod thrmmhoiit ihe city at tlto
statoni, nt ina.lo l>y Mayor He I'ovoiac. Taa
aeooantaoi inred hy hha toeaaailae the aaairael
Inj o'liee, ;ifter tho citizens' expert had ttuiabed
hia laoora. report.d thal Iha alty owed the Mayor
ai.out $6,000. J'l.o Bgarea giren ia tha blll of aar
tleolaia ahow dtievtlf the oontrary. Tbe etruck
jury which is to tr> thin suit WM WaWB laa
prtrata room nt tho Countv Clerk'eemce yeator
day, ln pceaeaeeel counsel for tbeMayer aad tha
ciii/ens' eoiaaaittoe.
A PIGHT BETWEKN JWO ALDSRHEF.
A n,e. tiiu' ..i th" Pnblto VForka 1 tommirti.? tbe
(oiiniion i oiin. il oi Long laland CltY waa held al tbe
City liail jreaterday afterooon. Aldermao Murray
tocbainnan ot tbe i onunlttee. Aiderman Raaaiga
exhibited a marked relaotaaoe to ael with the oom
uiittee, aad delayed tbe prooeedinga so mack thal
Alderman Benueil remarked that they had better
,i ijonrn. Mr, Raaaiga made aa nnoomplimentary
reinark la regard to Mr. Bennett,and Chaimiau
Muii'iiv innnediiiiciy ealled btm to order, warning
him at the aaiae time thal if be dld not-conducl
bimaelf properly bi woald direol a poliee ofneer,
wbo waa preaeut, to tdect him. Thia angerau Mr.
B Iga, and he told tbe i hairman thal he waa " '"'
'and tiiiit be oonld not "remorea tbol ol
I'OOl
llllll.
11 can't I" aaid tbe obairman,ri?Bgrrom bu _eat.
" we'il bm aboai that." ihen be atarted toward
Raaaiga with tbe erident intentlun ol foroiblj
ejectiug him from tbe room. Baeaiga l?aTetoraii
oi 11it u_te war, aad no atrnck out atraigbl n.tlm
aboulder a. m>oh aaMr.Murray gol witbmreaob.
lli.-. ti.-t laadedon Mnrray'erigbtoheek,bnt tbe lat
tcr coiint rei with terrible etl.ct upou lua oppo
neiii's ui.ae, drawing the blood m a ooptona ahowcr
andaenoing him to "^r.-ias." Raaaigaatruggleil to bia
feet, .iti.l ii^am K-d ofl \Mtii hia nghl band i.ut waa
aioupi-u prottily i>y Manay. who laaded another
hlow on ln> nvara aoae. By thia tune tbe utbtr
men ln tha room iiad oonolndod thal it \v..a tim.<
to iiit.-rleie, aud tiie.y parted Ihe belligerento. l be
me.- i ii __ aaa haatily adjonrned without anj lurtbei
baeineaa being tranaacted. Alderman Raanga made
aeomplaint belore Jnauee Delebautyin theeveu
intr, ebarging Murray with aaaanlt aad battory.
llic trial will eome nii'to-ii.ty.
BEQINNING TBE WORE OE TIIE IEAR
The iaculty of the Collega of Phyflkeiena aad
.urgeooa aiiiono w-noiu were IToleaatHra Alonzn
? lark, llenry 15. Saada, "lin aud l urtix, uiet a
tbrongol atudenta wbo filled tba aaata aud oecn
pie.i ail the Btauding n*>ni m tbe large leetnre ball
oi the liiiildinu alTwonty-thlrd-at., aad i'"urth
avc, laat ev-miDg Profeeaor 1'. Mitchell Hrndden
delirerad the opaning addreaaof tba fall iiml wintor
aeaaioii. Ii waa .iatoned toBttoutlv-ly from begin
imik to eud.
'IheLiw Denartnicut of tlie Inivci.-iry of the
Ciiy of New-York begaa to enroll the natueo ol atu
(ie.ita foaterday al the ooildlug in Waabington
Bqaare. Tho Iaculty wiil ho iu atteiulu.to-day
aml to-morrow loi tbe aame parnoee, aad iha Intro
ductory lefinrawillbagirononThoraday al 1 p. m..
by Profeeaor Jaoqaaa H la aapeaiad thal the
otoBBea will ba aa larga as laat yaar. Thoro aro uo
cliautfes in tho taenlty or atadiea
Tho iirst lecturo of the Colombia Collego Law
iScbool for thia vear will bc izivi n to-nia.iow. It
waasnpposed that the Law BeBool would oocnpy
tha new ballding uow beingeraetedatMadiaon
are.aad Porty-ainth-at-, oat thaworh i,n> baaa
delayed ao that tbe leetnrea will Lo givonallthe
yearat llie IjuihlinK ln Great Jonre-at lli.-oiilv
ehauge in the faculty haa been caaeed by Uio reaig
natioa of Profeaaor John 1'. Dillon,
'Ihe fall terui at Coinmbla I ollege begaa yeatoi
,ia f in bia addreaa to tbe atndenla Prcaldent bar
Bardaaid thal the truateea_ bad obtaioed tbeuin
naaiun, oi thel (iliiin!>.a tiiiiiinar BebooL, in I'lfty
luai-^t, i.ear Madieon-ave., aml an Inatrnetor will
ba plaoad tn ebarge af it. The Behool of Political
Seience will bare abont tweaty-fiYe Btadeata thia
\ cat.
*, Tbe twenty aaeaad _ea_loa of tbe Eeleetic Med
ical Collofte in LivingBton-plaoe opened LatereB
mg. A large nnflpber of fnendaanomambaracf tbe
in-titution aaaambtod in the leeturaroom at eighl
o'elook to liatcn io tha addraaaefDr. Koiiert s.
Newtou iipon tbe woik aml paoapaotool theotdlege,
Brtoi remarka were alro made by Profeaaora Doa
Eowoaki, Ulark and Haah Aftoc a tIoIib aolo by
Dr. Leaaer, a former itadent, the aaemberaef tba
eollage u.-ive a re eption to their Criaada.
Tbe i.veimiL' Bcboola nnder tuo eare of the Board
of Kdui-ation began laat idgbt, There ara itxteeu
a'-hoola for boya au.l yooBg bmb, toii for girla aad
yonng woinen, one for eolored neraona of i??tli aexea
nnd b hitfh BobooL In Bebool .No. 1* there v.ere C30
boyi reiristereil, iu No. I". then- veie 230 girla, aad
ttiiie were, eiulitv-three sciiolartH iu the eolored
M'hool. The lngh acliool waa atoo Largaly attondsd,
MEETING OF THE DOCE COMMI8810NEB&
At tlie Bieetiogol tha Doek CommiaBionorayes
torday an opimon of Itorporatlon (tonnael Whituey
relatillg to :ho new ocliedule rate.-, of wharla^'t)
aabmitted by tba Board. aml approving them a?
being in coiiformity with tho pruvisiooaof tho
Btatntoa, wae adoptod. The privileRo givaa to
l.lwaid F. De Laucey and James F. Chambci lain,
in behali of tin> New-York I'mteatant KpiaoopaJ
Sebool, to eieet a bolhhead ifl frool of tho propeny
ot that aaaocLatioo between Bereoty-eiBhth and
Sev. ?litv-niiilh-sta., Eaal l.'ivcr, w;iH leacmdeil.
1 be iiulki.ead unal bi reaaoved In the m-xt icn
daya Chief Enginear Oreane repurtod that the
?lip at v\a',l Btreet Fcrry was ILlled withmnd
wnich gave lorlh ollonsive oiloia. I oininisaionor
Voorhia preeeated areaolntton direetingthe Unlun
Teiry Campaiiy to diedga tba alip to a depth ol
twenty-fire feet at meau low watcr. T liis BBfl
adoptod._
BURX15G IIER MA8T8 1'OR PDEL.
? Tho BBBBiahip Avila, ot tho Atlas I.iii(?. anived
from Ponoe aml Poit Anionio, Haytl, yaatoiday,
Ali.-r ic.at ,ii_ 1'ort Antoi.io. on hcptoinlicr 20, nIio
anooontored beary galaa* witb blgh M-a8, wbioh
retardad her proRre-a,, Tboatorm waaaoaarare bb
September 20, latito.lc :ilc :is' north. ioBgitnde
711' M' west, that Mhe lost all of her nppe.i apara.
Ou tho following day, with a atrou>; head aca and
ram, Le.r coal baeaBM axhaaatoo. Tbatewateia
tin- (":'.l boBKen aliout lilty ton. of logwood, wluch
waa aaeOaa fael, aad aa efiort waa mude to raach
Nawport Newa liefore il w.ta ckliatiat.il. 'Ihia ?aa
Iniiiioil up, and the BBB wita ao hi^rh tli.it it waa nut
dceuied aafo t_ op.;n tho loroliatcli to uet at tlie
Other log wood ia tae oargo, ao thr, lore aud maiu
topmaat-, and Ihe fon- aml maiii dernck 8|iarH W0T8
llaed aafaoL The ve^-ael anved rtt Newpoit .Newa
on l'nday niuht, wheio _he took in coal.
DEUBEBATE BUICIDE GP AN UNKNOWN M.\N
Dapety _toreaaa llaaBeaaec reaterday took the
te-tnnony of D.iliiel .1, M.-n/iea. a aeiiiiaii of tho
ahip l.ucillc. of Tic( port, llaine, ioik erniug tho
death ii!'an iii:kmi'A u uiaii, who oi> SuniluV OVOIl
iog waedrewaed atPtof No. 11 Eaal Rlrer. II"
laatiBad that ai>out it a*etoek li<^ a?w themaaBtt
tiiu'tiu tbaatopa of ? atare dnaetly epgaaito the
pi.-i. A rnilieeinan BBBM nloag aml onlere.l lmn
away. Heraaa aad walkiag to tha watar delibar
Btely juinpe.l la. Witb the aasiHianc; of tbeoffloer
t!,e iiian waa reacued in an iii.sciiaii.lc ooodition. Ou
the way to the Chambera Btrael Boanial hc .lied.
M;\V SMALL l'OX (ASKS AT PATER80V.
Thraa deatliH from amall tiox occurrcd tn r.iter
miii, at the City UoapitaL, yehtei.lay, aml thraa new
eaaaaeftbe duaaaaewera reaertea ia itnartera not
i,ie\loiiaiy iafeoted. Oaa of them waa a bmb
naa_ed KlagaaanblaarT. who whea blarmaditloa
waa niacovi'ied waa put ont oi hia boar.iinir-houau at
! No. 119 MalB Bl He wandoiod uhont the Btieeta
.-iiid came in conta. t witli B ...iiuhi-r ol paopla, lle
weut linully to thejiolice atatiou aud waa acut to the
City UoapitaL ^^^^^^^^^^^
sl IT HY A HASK MM0M1VMM,
Tkoy, (?<?(. 2 ? Tlie Irial of a luink Hiiit in
voItiuk Bt-O?000 waa begnu In tha I tranll Coerl to-day.
li,, u> ii.ui waa bronghl by U B. rottoraoa,raeelvar al
tbe Merchanlaui.il Mci ba.iieV liank of thia city, which
fi.lle.l .n 1-78, ii-aluat i? 1 iuuii.ia Vuil. (IiuiIim H.
Chureb, Jamaa ?-? rlokhaaB, DaataB Roblaaon and Fran
.flahnua. Tlie clnplalnl chuTKea lnhnef Iiml th- il>
f.-ndaiita, who , r- allowed to h.ve been lar^ely Inter
aetod, la a flaaaotol aaaea, m hoth ti>? Merekaata aud
M> .li .i.Ica' Ilauk and tbe Hoha_htlcuke Woollen Milla,
coi.i it.d to defraud the n.n.k of ai.out r4'.o.oiH) and thia
fuuaeal Ita fallnie. The n.n.k haadlafl larxe auiouuU of
th. woolleu uillia' puj.11 Moat of ihe d( findanti aro
aaairtaji
HOMENEWS.
PROMINENT AKKIVAL8.
Xctc-York //ofc.-Sonntor Wad? Hampton, of
SouthCarollna, and (leneral Charlea V.. H?'hcrta. or
M..lne.h-ifth Arr-.tie y/..W-The Ilon. VVi.liamh.
Chiindler, r4.-eret.in of tha Navy i Ju.lge Hntnuel Blateh
ford, of the fult- <1 Htiitca Huproine Court, and Hcnry ti
i'arki-r, and Ollver Warnor, of Iloaton.Park Arrnu*
llotel-Judge Arthur .Mao4.rtb.ir, of the Hnpn-tiie< ourt
of thcDiairiel of Coluinbla ; Ju.lge Charles I);?nlela, or
IinlTali). aml the Kev. Dr. John Loyburn of Baltlinom..
. ...Xrttoort Houte?Oeneral J. II. Wilaon. of Boitou.
.Clarewlon //ofW-Cupialn Arthur Alexander. of ihe
Koyal Kngim-era, Hrltish Army.Uoffmu.t Hoiue
Jumcs A. Dumont, Impes'ior-Oeoeral of Bteatn Vcaaels .
.. 7/ofe/ awwaBaraab-WUItaaa BUs*, Prealdeut of tho
Boaiou aud Albany Rallroad C'ompauy.
WHAT IS GOINO 0.V TO-DAY.
Meetlnjr of Kepuhllean Central Commlttee.
Benate lnsnranoe foininlttee'* inieallgat on.
Continuarioii of timuel railroad .llsaater ln-iueat.
An.urli :in .loekev < luh rncea at Jernine I'ark.
Trottlng raeii at (leiitlc incn's Drivlng; P?rk.
Lleiitenunt Uanenhower'e lecturo at Bn-siklyn Acau
aaaf -if Muaip.
i nlearo-Metropolitan bnaebail mateh.
Annii. rraary of Boathera Bew-Yort Baptlat Asaorutlon
ut atoitl iGiptle' tiuircb.
-?
NKvV-YOKK CITY.
Uaaafe baBdiafi reported jiBtwlayt jBea, 43
Watta-at.5 22Liberty-at.; i:UTentli-ave.; 101 Waal
Twei.ty-aixth-st., ati.l AVA West S venteenth-st.
A CONVF..NTION ok UQjOOB UBAL8B8 cam.ei>.
Aconvei.tum of tbe lwj-or dealera ol taa htate
bm beea euileil for Oetober 10, to be held in tbia
cit,-. The parp bm oi tho ateetlag will boti.e aaMBO*
mcut oi tho exeim Iaw.
THE GEASISO OPOOBBT ISI.ANI) IANDS.
The s-.ii:.t<- Comnutte. ou rownaand yUIaam tnet
at thoUilsey 1I..U-... jresterday and took toatimony
in rogard to the leaaing <-i landa on Ccooy [aland.
One of tln- toivn eoii'iiii-ii.iiei - te.-tili-'.l tbat 'ntids
hilll lieen leased WltlaOUt tT;.' ineet lll? ot ll.i- Iioal.l.
niseoMiioN 00 THB BABTBOtaPI -iu'1
It taatated tbal tbe Bartholili' atatueoi Liberty
i, to l.< otTercd io Boaton. If tbal elty aecapta tbe
offerii wlB be pbtoed on ono ol tba talandaln Boe
tonHarbor. Tbedelay ol thiaeity ln prepartnga
pedmtal ia aaid to ha taa roaeea af tins paaaaeiii
chaugc.
AN ovi i: < BAB -ii nv a ii.m kman*.
AJUaanaV Bbaw, brokera. coruplained tothe Mayor
afewdaya ago tbal they badbmn ebargodS9 M
J.ihn Ke.utii'. for drlving them imm near tbejr
oflicea io Porty-eecood-et.. while tba laa ouiyal
lowsa ebarge ot 92. Eridenee io tbe eme waa
taken ywterday, aad the Mayor tmervedhl
cision.
?TBAM K.s. U'Ini; IN BBO*DWAY.
A lon.l biasiug noiae tbal brongbl tbe loungei
theiitv ll.nl Park i" their fm and atartlcd tbe
a-,-,. 1--I11, w:n l.ealil itom 0681 llr-il.lway illl.l
t iiiinio.i-?... abooi 10 o'cBJob taal evauing. a
large li.iM.i i "ni collec ed al tbe apot, whereit waa
inii.iil in .i tbe ?-: am Heating I lompany wm leitiiiK
tbeateamontofitapipea. A clottdlof jbol rapoi
lille.i Broadway down m tar m tbe Pmt oitice.
11 |i- POB A BTOBAOB ith-KKVoin.
Ili.ls w.ie opened yeateruar by Uommiaaioner
Tkowpaon, oi the Department of Publio \\ orka, im-i
t oBtroiler Campbell, fo,- lnnliiin? bbow remrvou
for tho etoraare ol watoi al KyeFonda, Weatobeatei
( lointv. Tbe bidawereaalollowa: Dunnfk Pbelan,
-,;.)',:.-:.o; VV. Pbelao, ?OO.79800j Bulhvau dr
KiiiL'. $41.00736: George oatterlee, f3B,388 80,
aml h. 1'. Hendrtcka, ?90,01 140.
tiii: BXT. Mi:. van dyki;'.- CAtL
Amaetingof tbe Pnabytary of New-Yorkwaa
beld yeaterday moruiugin ihebcotcb Church. rer
1111.1,11111 wMgiTen to the Briek I buroh to prosecnte
aoall before the Preabytcry <?i Newnort, lf. I-. i<>
the Kev H. J. Vau Dyke, jr., whom it l.as alreany
called to auccee.1 tbe Kev. Dr. Bevan, Hia aalary,
if be accepu tae call, v.ili be 96,000, with afnr*
iu ibed paraonage.
uoaaaaBOEaa opposbd to m.ghink wobb.
11. ? ouatotn linrs'.-li-.ei?-? in a I w abopa yeaterday
sfruek itf-r-.in~t ihe uv ..:' lii.i.hiiie-iii.i.l-' boramboee.
i ,,- of tbe -I.i tbe men roceived tha dmired
conoeaaion wltbout quitting worl. I <>-<i:t v .ointu.i
teaa will endeavor to extoud the atrike to all the
cuatomahopait.tbecity. Aboul half tbemumbera
oi tba "Hii." Boweahoenr*Union are ia lavor al
dJacontinuing the am ol machine ihom.
PAPi-ns AT mi: ACADkOCT Of SCxTCOte.
\ mecUBgof thaNew-York Academy of Bcienrea
was in! l laat eveninaal Ma 12 VSo.it llnrty-lirat
st Paperaon " rhecbaracieriaticaol anew sp ?- -
inieii oi bird of tlnifamily Uypmlll.ua" aud * A
uewly dlacovered abmlnto Bmit U> ecouomtoai ex
pauaion in Bteam engiueaj " were re.nl oy Prolemora
rburatou aud Lawronoe, Profeamra Newbury and
Leeda adeahorl addre.i beir diaoovenm aaa
observationa in the laat ramnmr.
THB CASB OB BaCHABlAB simmo.ns.
In the Court ol (JeneraJ Beeaiona, yeaierday, the
eaae oi Zacban ,h J- Buniuoaa, wbo wm ln licted In
Jannary, 1081, for violation of tho Lottory Iaw,
was argued ii.-ior;. Judge Oilderaleeve by Jobn
in. lii,. i iii.ii.ei preeented thaaec.I partol
tue exceptiou tbat he took aa to tba oompetenej of
theevidence. and wbether the toatimony had ral
iiiieni weignl lo warraat an indiounent beina
found by tbe Ufaad Jnry. Judge QilderaUere re
bia di' iii"ii.
TaUtaVBJH 01 BBAX BBTA1 ??
There were reeorded in tbe tteaiater'a Offloe yea?
terday the purebam by Jacob Kotbmbiid from
cliai.'-'s E. an.l K iwar.1 V. Loew, ol property un the
north siii ? ii r-iiti-vv mo-si., 500 fiml weat ol
I .1 ii .iv--., M ln'i by i<". i,?.-i. aud the conveyauee
bj Mr. aud Mra. Jompn A. Uunn t-> W liliam l>. Lee,
of Newark, Uhio, of a houae aud lot28feei by lOd
feet, -ni tii ? eaat aide >>i i ifi b-ave., I wo l?ts north ol
m itj .'. oni-t. The siiin of 9115,000 wm the oou
,nii un wiiiiii tbe ii..si tranaaetion am madi,
while 18195,000 wm tbal <-t tba other.
INKUIS POB nta toMIMi WAl.KINii MATG'II.
Tbe eii.rns foi tba n<\i aix .lay.i' go-a*-you-pleaen
walkiog matob were oloaed laatnign -.i The Twrf,
tuld'uiit tarm offlce. rhe walk wUl b t-rin oa Octo
lu-i j.A, at the .iii.'iiiou 8 |i.ii.- <; ua i. rhe entriea
in.- Qeorge Baxael (champioo). Cbarlm Koweii,
Ueorge D. Noremac ICam ron), Patriok ritxgerald,
Jobn Hughea, tiie MLepper," Eraneia ll. Hart,
ji,.,,; i uertyand Roberi vint. 1'hej bave depoa
lteil 9500eaoh witu rlamilton Buabey, the refaree
and atakenolder. The nien ar.- all in ti nniiig.
S1AII11INO A Uli.AIiVK rOOB MMI.-.
In a diapute betweeu William ll U'Conaorand
Jamea K. (yc'onnor, rolaUvaa, m tba tenenM.it
houm at No. 'AH city Hall-place yeaterday ruoruing,
tbe foruMrataObed the Latter four timmon tbe letl
ndeof tbe baea. It wm neommry to retnove iin
wounded man te Bellevne HoepitaL WUhaai il
O'ljouiior was taken before Ju-ti-n Miiiray M the
'lomba Polim Conrt.andwm hetdteawaitthere
(,u.t n( ihe injiines Innleted.
Ai-AlI.IINti A MAN WITH A CHAIR.
Bi.rtli. loiinw o'.N.ili, axe twenty-atx, a liquor
dealer <ii .N<>. 388 W.u.-i-st., was arraigned beiore
Juatice Mnrray ymterdav afternoon at theTomba
l'olice Court lor a viol-ut amaull ob William Lar*
kin, a rarietyaetor,in ? ouftMahoa ai No. lso
Miuili-it. o'.Seill kaocked Larkra aewn with a
eii.ni', tracturing hu ak tii, aad afterward l.u ent
b.in on uie hnk ol tln-ho.'.l witii a kinle. la.rkin
..un remored to the Uhambera Btrml Hoapital.
wbera biewouoda are eiiiiii.ieieil.vri.ins, oN.iil
wmoommitted toawait theraaaltof hisinjunes.
NOT MI <H ANNIiYlii IIV lllli l.t'l.l.K 1 - I V IIIS II i: \U.
\\ iliiiim Bohmver. whoahol bimaell t arieetbrougb
thebeadal Dntcb Kois. Long lalandCi.y,on Bon
day, wm Bremoved to the Uoomvell timpital
yeaterday. Ureatly to tbe Borprim of phyatciaua,
be depi weil durhti ihe aight, aad yeaterday murn
iag be draak mme broth wnii evideat relian, 1. .toi
in tbe day be ate a good-aiaed ptaoe of beafateak.
Both b.uieta reuxaia ia tbe wotuuled man a akuu.
I'badoctora were reluatanl te ptobeforthaaayaa
teruay. Bcbeever aatupm bad in tha eouraa of the
iluy, andvouveraed with thomaroaind uiaa wiihoat
aaydifncuity. Bebm tntnaferced ail btaproperty
to l.i.i only dangbtar, a young wotnau about
s". .nteeii yeara oid, who bm been atmndinga
boardiug-wbool iu tinacitv for aoma tiino.
DISl'iiNIMN 1 1GGAI -K riiO.iil.il IN I.oVG.
ln tbe Paam ttwkel PolimConrl yeaterday taora*
tng. George Barton, twantr-lva years old, ot No.
42o?aat Hooatoo-at., wm arraigned oy otiii.-r
vVelden, of taa Harbor l'oiico. Ou Banday :nter
iioiin t!io prisuiier spraug into the Eaat liiver from
tbe foot of Tiuid-st., aod endearored to drown lnu>
aelt. He rojaoted all aui uud waa siuiiiug a tlur.l
lll'ie ivhan Alll linll.y lii-loip. nf t in: pulli r io.il i'.t
troi,eprang ormboard witheat taauaa tiamtodi*
raal hunaelf of bia eiothmg llartou struggloil hard
ayauut his reeeuer, who, bowever, rotaiaMd ms i.i
on bim and Aiially brongbt unn to tueptar. tha
rouugmao, It appeara, bad been rltaappointed ta
tova, lie wm line.i *io by Jaattm E^attmma.
Mt-OOKLY.N.
BhaaiaYStaamaa yeatevday ratnatatad afl>AJdatrama
William E. Aitkoii m fot^otoaaxN etorh, and Uauwl
Wiiliains. tl.e loiond aamaaatm,who aram ronwved
on Ba ur.lay.
l in aeeatona of the Breoklyn Beard ofAJderama
wam roaaaaed yeaterday afternoon. 1 ba tax budget
for the iis?..al yeai wm prmmd, m adopted by the
Board af Apportionniont, withoai alteration. Tim
total .iliaiunl I'i Iu- i.-ynil, eXI lusiyo ol the sinkiug
lun.l, is 94??70,048 '.'.?.
aftehaal <>'* !awmr, af No. -ith PieaUaatelb, ami
.liniii liiy.ii.itii. k. ul No. iiol N-viiih-sI., i|ii in,.||,.,i
m ( liiinM-sG, and tbe laiter waa kapoeked down.
He atruck nis h.-a.l againat the eui nt-iii-. fractunug
1ns skull. I1-- inm Has al home iu u oritnal cou
diiiuii, aod t.'. oiiimr is looked up.
llinry D. Wuiiilwiirtli. one of tho BaenTOt Beataaa
nrinetpaiain Brookiyn, diaalanddanly ai bia home,
No. 7o .^miiii Koiiriii-si., on Baturdayaight. He
waa born la Norwich, Conn., in 1m07. He waa ai
Diio tuno snnerlutendentol PoblM Belwola f<<r Khiks
Couniy, iiiui ai-Mi aervad as a Buperviaof. Um of lus
soiib io iioiv u h< imui pnneipal iu Bwoklyn.
JBttBBY iliv.
john O'Neil. a mai baarm, of .Vo. 140 Hnrgaa at.
fell into iha MornaCanal lliniuycetenlay aft.-riioou
nnil wai iirnivneil.
A wild Toxan aieer lirnke awap fr.iiu tho atock
vhiiIi ut tiiKiont .it MAih-.f. ui i o*eloekyeaterday
inoiiiiim, auil run up lleinl. non-st. Tln re itkum ke.l
down John Lewia, u tru.k tiriver, lujunng Inm ?e
Vurely. Ibe uuiiual ihou wout mto a faaaai lit
TienrthoPennaylrania Railmad Depot. where it
waa abot.
NEWARK.
jolin nnnlon, wbo aliol and ktllcd llrnry Potall
InMontclatr ? a'mrt time Bgo, plea.lol JBiltJJ9
manai.iiiKhteryeatcr.l.AViii tin < oiirt of Oyor and
Termincr.
Wllliam H. Warner. wbo plaedad jruilty to two
in.ltctincntaforafliault and nnttory with intent to
kill blfl wife and a man nam-'d Brown. and who
ahot tfnm both. waa aontonood yeatorday to ton
yeara in the State Priaon.
Tbe fiftieth anniverHarvnf tlie ordinatmnWfl well
aaof themarmgeof thfl R?v. Dr. Ray Palmer oc
cnrrod veatcrdav. It was tlie intoniion of a nnm
lier of tbe frienda of Dr. Palmer to have a cdehra
tiuti ?f the anniversarv, but thia waa postnoTied for
a fortninhf. Dr. Pa1m*r has aorvod tliirty-four
yeara aa paator, first in B.-tth. Me., and aftorward in
Alnany, and ho was fwelve yeara aecrefarv
of tbe American Conirrecafional Union. Of late
yeara lio haalivd in retireineiit in Newark, doli.K
oonaaiu-nal mmistcrial and litorary work. A card
wna alinied nnmn time, m?o by Ohver Wemlell
Holmea. Presidenl Noah Pnrter. tha RoT. Dr. How
ar.l Croebv, Mark Bopkina, Preatdeot Jaatofl Mc
Co?h. J. G. Whitti-rand Bdwardfl A. Park, calling
Btteattofl to thoannlversary and auggestingtho ob
scrvance.
NEW-JERSEY.
IIoboken.?An intoxicate.l man fell Into the water
from the ferry btidae at S? o'clock on Sunilay iiiffht.
He wMieaoaed b? Praneia Vaa Wort, an employe
of tba Delawarev Laekawanai aad weetern Raii
roed Compaay. A few aaaatee afterwatd, Van
Wort waa s-ized with conviilnions OOtalde tho ferry
?iDiia.- aml Polieemaa Kerrigaa, belierlng him to bo
drnnk, arreeted him. Bejraa looked ap, bai a few
ofliis fnenda wont to the henae <>f Beoorder Mc
DoBoagh, aad atating t ho riroaiBetannaa of tha aaa.
ba in ci 1 la diaoharge.
WKSTCIIESTER COUNTY.
Nkw-Casti.i:.?Thomaa Wrtght whodied on tfen
tember20. lefl i will, made in 1*75, l.y wluch lm
bequeatbod $500 to Bt Mark. Chnrch, New-Cartle,
for the Improremenl >>f ita bnryina gronad. To tbe
chnrch be gare tbe batonee of hia eatata ln a
codtcil, execflted ln 1878, be beqneal he?l to a former
honackorper $2,000, to the Biatorioal Bodety of
Weai, iiest. i- Connty, for ths ereotion of a aionii
ui.tii to mark the Bpol wbere tbe aoldiera ", tlie
Rarolntloii are buried at New-Castle. .-Moo; t,. tbe
Weatchi ate < lonntv Bible Society +100. and to tbe
.nndiiy-Bchnol ol Bt Mark. Chnrch $250. The
eatate is varioualy eatlmated from $12,000 to
$15,000.
Yobkbbb.?Wariag & Betkaap, aumnfaetoiera
of wool aud fnr bata, made au aaaignmenl on tJep
..-uiiM-r ?_?'.? toJoba i*. Roberta, ol thia eitw. No
acbednle hn jrel been filed aad tbe amonnt ofaaa -t -
,1:1,1 liabilitiee haa uol be _i aaeertained The mem
bernof thia Brm w< re lormerly partnera io the lirm
oi Jobn 1. VVarina d_ Co., andaftorward of Waring,
H Iknnp&Co. Thefirmbeeame aerioaaly embar
raaeed aoiue ycai. a_,i in r.-a! eatal - tranaactiona.
Thefaoton uas a capacitj torUOOdoaen bata, and
-t iiti.ls i.i tbe ti.ime ..f Mr. CnAln, of Cnffla ?._ Hurl
i.uri, of tbiacl y. The liabilitiee to Coflln __ Hnrl
1-1: 1 year igo amoanted, il waa reported, to aboul
$50,000. Tha lirm carlv Ifl 1882 itatod thal B
former partner, Mr. 8hethau, lefl $200,000 111 tho
bneineea. Tbe outlook, therefore, is lor beery lia
bilitiea.
THS TIXSL'I. OALA V/7T.
BEGDfNING OF THE COBOMEB'8 INQUE8T,
v LABOB Bl Mic 1: 1,1 B-TBaaeafl BXAMIirBO Y'KS
?ii-PDAY?paaeioofl 8t\ti.mi:nts or tba-KMkb
and BAILWAY .Mi'I.oYiS BXPBATBB.
Coroner Remnao ve torday begaa the imiuest on
tho victinisof tlie rcceut r.iilway ,-nicident iu the
I o'irili-av". tUBBOl. He took tbe teHtiiiiony of ft
rei.iiiveof BBchof tba doad ueraoBB thehnabaad
ol Mad-fw- Aabort, a Bwo ol wllliamHowa aoda
Booatll of Miart I'niuiini-lin?and liadtbo paraona
wlin ar" moat Miiertly .implicated in [the acci.lcnt
repeat the itatementa made i.y them oo tho pre
limiuary examination tcu daya ago wben they wera
aiiiinite.l to hail. Soou att.T tbe Coroner had
beguo tbe examination of witneaaea be Intorrnptod
ittociil furamapol Ihe tnnnel which the Suoer
tntondent <>f tha New-York Ceatral Rallroad had
promiaed 10 pronde btm with. It waa uol forth
coininu, and tho jury decided that they would v:-it
Iha acene bofote flndlag a rardiet. Iu tba af tor
r..,,.n tbe Btap waaaeai to ihe Coronar.
Profeamr Engeue Anhert, the Bral witnesa, tol.l
how be hearit tho ncweof bia wifa'a death. Be
biiusclf i-ai.il' to tha eltyoa themoraingof tbe
Bccidentun the7n>>S traia, wbieh waaanhonrbe
tiin l 111110. It atoppert. reoaatodly In tho tunrei.
aml onee the delay waaao long Ibat be got np and
w-nt to the .loor of the eac inteuding to ask tha
eondnetor whetber preeantlona badbeen t-tkon to
prnteel tlm rear ol the train. .hiai then he aaw
an employenasa thrungb the car witharad lantorn,
and he lolik it for grantad that all was riMht.
Iieiijaiiim Bowe toatitted that ha was af New
caatle, Penn., when tbe aecldent happened. Hia
fatber waadead wben be reaebed boma.
Morton R. Doretnoe, ol Moani Vernon, a cotiain
of MIbb iTommoliu and a pa.s.eti^eron the wrecked
train. toatihed:
\ft. 1 the b-B -topii.-r.il-.- thecoUbdon we ran overa tor
., i.i- tbetrali. 4toppedBndthenmovedalowlyon. 8.?
di.taii.e nirtheron we n.ver nuottaer and alowed up;
itj -,\.ii ,t. we ran over two and atopped. Bhlte
the train waa atopplug and before II waa entirely atopia^
Itoftuu -nt. :.u.l H.-ilu.-d i.,th-iv:u plutform,on which
were Conduetor Rood. Ilarold and Arthur Meeka, nnd
?iiiotli.i p.-i--. 11 ?'? '. I aake?l th.- conduetor what waa the
cauaeof ..ui atopplng. Hc naid bc d.dn'i know. Be eft tha
nlatfonu and -' aid >>n the (tround for an inatant We Ua
Usned uud heardaallght innimr aound. The eonductor
i iii.-iia_ii the ai'' hway into ttae mlddle tiuin.-l. and
out ... .-iu. -iu tbe Meekaboj and I followed. We had not
.-,,. 1,1,,ie 11..ni tbrougb wben pleeea ..f tha wroek M
[owed aa -he conduetor waa noi ezolted; he looked
h to -.-.- if the train tlmt made the nolae waa ln the
M,|, ,? 1,11,liII, liuin-1 and Iu-didn't liuve tlmetoget Iniek to
hu ti.iiu before the accldcnl happened. Fearingtbe boller
,,. ,,,.., n ,:i- wi tdd burat. l took the boy'i hanil and ran
u.itiic ti:n k for aafety. Then flndhig tbe uteameacaplng,
l r. tiiine.l and put the bo) ln tbe i;i_hiy >uth Btrect ata
!?,.., [ fouud puaatrngera there from tbi tralu aud abook
and 1 ulder . ompany, and I called f.?- Uffhta uud a cea It
waa ufteen or twenty iniuutca beforeanybmly w-nt to tbe
heipof tlie iniure.l. Wben ttae Bcw v..rk Central train
caiue it wa- ai! thal we eoulddoto bold it lonxenongb to
put tbe woiuuled ou board. rho conduetor of <>ur iniln
hud no time to aend anynotly baek and If the water-boy
,,.ack too feet be dld nobly. Ttae Ome waa apetaorl
I had tin.nl> to aak the qneatton andatoy ofl ln ihe
arebwai heforo tbe emaah apoecurred.
GeergaE, Boed, the aoadaeteraf the Portehestat
1.,,ii. repeatod 1ns foruier itatoment. Ba aaid
i'i ii tbe train, B.tot if ran over tbe torpedoea, did
not nin alowly cinmgh to pciiint a litaken;an to
intnpotl'. .
B d.ert I.. Kol.ius, "tue w.iter-rari-irr nnu actinjr
i.r.ilteinan of the 1'oitcliOHter train, also repeat. d
Ina atotoment made at the prelitniiiary exaauoa
tion He waa axamlned fnrtuer bjr tbe Coroner
aadaereralef tho Jnryiaen, aml admlttod thut at
NiBety-eigbth-at ho had axerclaed bia .lnditment
aml inatoad of goiag baek with tho llag had looked
up tba iraek aau Baaa for a dtataoua <>i feeiteaii or
aeven'. on i.lo. Ks that no train waaapproaeaiBB. If
he h.ni ^ollo ba.k from NiBoty-elghth-at he would
baru reaebed Oae-hnndrea aod-tonth-at. aml oould
have doae BO moie thin stop tho Harleui train
abareltdidatop, al thal atattou.
PredertoK Baek. tlm oeaanetor of the Harlem
rapid-tranait train, also eounrmed tbe statement
hcr-ioforo made hy him, aml added in realy W
Inqaiiiee that be would bare eaaaldered it proper to
piaea warniug torpedoea on tha Iraek on that day,
Ba tboaght thal his train aaa goiag al abonl
1 w.iitv nulaa ao boor aad would have been ahle to
Mop Witbia MKI feet. Ho ha.l no iiitimation that
tha tia.k was occiipicl bl BBOtheB train that
luorning, aa tba maia Iraek was open when ho
reaebed tbe pluc. wnere tho Portcbeatertrain was
awitctied oll. .
llcnry Hersey. eondnetor of the train No. 12. of
tba il.iiis 11 Kivei- Raitroad whtob pteeededtba
Poftehaetei Bpeoial, teetifled that lna train was
stopped "at all the Mgaal atattoaa. AbootNinety
?eooud-at., in tho ttinuel, be was atopped l.y a train
man frinii a Harlem train aad a trainmaa waaaeut
hack with torpedoea Another tralaman was lett
at I'-iu'litv-sixtli-st. The lirat man setit baek waa
the baggage-BBaa. Ho dnl aotaandaman na.-k
irom NiBety elgbtb-at beeaiae ho eonid aeo the
Bignal at uae-haBdred-ana-leBtb-at. protoetios
him. Had he not scen aucti a Bignal ho would
aaaoredly iia\e aeat a maa baek.
v.iieitinn Wa-taer, tbe baagage-man <m iho
Bpaytofl Dnyvil train of tho lludson l.'ivcr road,
oondrtned tba atatataeal oi tba eoadncioe ahout
tbeatoppagea. Ho was patofl at Nluety-aaoond-Bt.
aadflpi baek la Niaetjr?eighth-flt~ whea be nel
1 ii,- New-Haven train He got OB tbaangLnaaad
toid iha aagiaeer that bo had jn.st laft hia train.
Tba traia w.nt abead very Blewly. Theeoodnotor
did not ask him to no lia.k or he would havo done
ao. lie thought ihe Iraiu had baaa al Elgbty
Hivtll at. ahout two iniuntes l.oloie tlie eollisioll. A
man coulii not havo got ofl IhagralB whila It traa
in ni'itioti aithoai daagnrof belagtbroarnagainat
tne aalla n? gaea il its bia Jadeaaeat thattfhe
liad baaa oa tae raai plattorm ami had atarled uaek
in imt torpedoea ea tbe Iraek heoonld baregoaa
baaa ln tha tannel abonl I7.r> f.-et.
raa aeat witaaaa was Maaa HaYerler, tbe aeeoed
traininau dropped bi Iha Bpnytoo Dayvil traia,
wiio thoiigiu bu coulii have guae baek two bloeka
l.et ,ve-ll tlie tiineof tho atOpptUg Ol tlie Hiilieiu
tiain aml the colllaton.
Wllliam 0. II. Rawaon. tba totograpb oparatoi al
Nlnoty alxth aL. reiteratod his atatoinant taaea oo
tbeday aftac thfl aoeldoot, Be addad thal ln cloar
wcathoi aaa man ?na al.le fo do all tho w.nk of tlm
atalioil eteoi.l 111 o\c'|>l lonal cim'h. If ho W.'0
lakea aieh be eeald ealj reperttha tavl to tbe train
iiiap.iti iii-r .iii.l waii to ba i.-iieveii. li- admlttod
thal it was hia ntat .luty to _ignal approaehlufl
traina, imt Bot Baolag tha traia oomiog ho haa
attompto 1 io p.'i'form other il.iiiea. whieh badde
t.i 1 u.-.t hlmtoo lo.ii.'. II" thonLiii that tbera waa
ptoaty of tiiiu- tor tlm Now-liaveii trainmaa 10 have
put torpedaea on tlm tr lek
Tboaaaa W, vVrigbt, the Eighty-aixtb-ai aperater,
ulau conlirined lim proviutia alatcmeiu ita read by
thaCetuaara elark. Ita aaid II waa thraa minntoa
batweaa tim ti.it taa arrlral of tin Naw
llav. n train aml tho eolliaion. Being quuelleaed
ou the piuut, ho gara n aa hia opiniou that oue man
eould uot oroiM'tly aileud to the work at tbe
Ninet!vaixth-st. fltatlon, which waa twico a? great
aa that at Kuihty-eixth-at.
Tbo imiaoat waa adjouriied n..til 10 a. m. to-day.
MdMMItMQAM tMFLOTM WUER HVSBASD.
Jennie A. Owena. twenty-two yeara of age, waa
taken to the l.aaex Market Polico Court yuaterrlay
by Otllcer flell, on u aharga of trigaaaj. fthe waa ar
reated on Snnday at No. 8. 1 Eaat One-lmndrod-and
twenty-fli_t-Bk, wbere. it ia allegod, ahe waa liviua
with Harvey N. Bmith, a?i< nineteen. Theaccnaed
woman waa marrlml on July .i. IhIH, lo Aichihald
Wetamaa, aul?o*a" painter. They li>ed totfcth'-r
happily. the huabdnil aaya, uottl Julv t, 1882, when
on retnrning to hia homeatNo. 1 IW Third-ave. he
found that hia wife had run away with nroperty
WOrtb!$150. Mr. WeiHinan learimd that hia wlfo
BM elopod with Snrilh. who had hoaileil with
them, and he traced tho cyiplo to Ibmtoti, where
they lived at No. '2 Afch-place. WefaBBBB had an
intorviow with hia wlfo, aud on Seutember 2 ahe
flUaa to thia city with him nnd they l.eijan honae
kaeplBg at No. 678 Lexington ave. Aftor a week
th.- vrmniiii :i_am disappearod. Th? hushand aaeer?
tained thai ahc and his former employe iSinitu had
l.eio. married on Jnly :*. 188% by tlm Hev. Di.
Searlca at the Willett Street Methodint Loiacopal
Chnrch. Jiiatice Pateraon held tho woman in $500
bail f?r examination.
MMDBMFT10B OF BOXDS.
WASinxnTOV, Oet. 2.?Up to the oloso of
bnalnaaa to-daj bonda had been rcdecraedat tho Treaa
ury Departineiit aa (ollowa:
UndeT tho H'flth call. *4>>!lgl,9_
Undertho llotu call. lli'-'l'.;'!
t'n.l.rth.. llllh .ftll. .*-7_',,''*__
Undor ttaa 113th call. f??_2i.i_X
Undet tha 118th call. i.-7_7?.V !
rn.l.Ttho 114th .all. ?*_?,_._$_
t'ndertne ll.th call. 10,810,660
It laheievid at tbo Treaaury Department that the
Xiition.il bankHhaventio.it oompletod ttae < tohamte of
their bonda into Uurea i>er eaal_?aa no rceeipte have
been not.e.l for aoveral daya paat.
"I beliovo yott'ro ;t t'ool, John,'' toatily ox
eliiluie.l Mra. M1k_b. aa her hnat.au 1 unwittinKiy pr?
aeii.ed 1,. i- ttaa hot end of a potato dlan, wluch ahe
pio.optly dn.pped aml hroke. "Y.a," he uilded, r?
atgnedly, "that'a what thocierk toM me whaa x aaal to
taku out my luurringc lleenae."?[I'nncii.
UARUTb INTtibLLQENOM.
KINIATOBB AI.M 1BA0?TO-DAY.
8unrtaoi.5:M):?eta,5:33iMoonrla-a 10-.10 Moon'saafe, day.a, 21
in.,ii warea m-oai
a.m. aaaayHoaa, iailtOar.TalBa4.19 18; iieii.nre. B:8fl
fg -Bandy liook, lfl.sBi Ooa latont, lilfliBaUOata 8;0i
8BJFPING \K,rs.
POBTOVBBW-YOBB.KOBDAY, OCT. 2, Iflflf,
* :.;i v i.
Rteamer Haa donla <nrt, Wat.on, Neweiat:. 16daya, with
n.|... to order, reaael t" \V ll l hompaon <fc 00.
Hteainei Urlttanla (Br). Fourner, Maraotiiea An*-0,BoRB
s..;.t 7. Qlbraltar 8 witu ntdae to nrdenveaael." Beasnr liroa.
_taainer 8-D Blaa. Mortoa Aeptnwall i daya withaatos
and paaaenaera to I'a.-itu Matl --a Co,
BteauiBrA II.. Spani, Oorteaoio, StJohnaPR, Auy 2*, -t
Mare, wepl ?'. Aai i layea 14. P..,t au P.in. <? :?, aud Pott An.
toino _:), witti ni. lae and naaa ti_.-r? ,o I'.iu. Io; woo.l it ( o.
bteauiarOrlnoco(Br), rraaer. Rermada 4 daya witbuidae
atel ;, 1-" Dael - to A _ "utcil.il.l_
- teamer ttlchmond. Vinoent, vt'eat Poiut.Va. wlt h, mdae and
paaaenaerato old ixumnioji aiaco.
Kteamer nuir Btreaaa, Inirratn, W'llirlujfon, NC, 3 daya,
with indao and l> MaenMTB to W'm P i Ivle <_ Oo.
ateamer City of ColumMa Woodhnu. < hniloaton . daya,
with ti, i ??? an.l paaaenaera to w J (juintani 4 i a
RteamerOtty of-taeoo, Kempton, Bavaiiaata 8 daya, with
mdae m.t paaaencera t<> u.-nrv Yonge, ir.
Hteamen balmeite, Kead, Bew-Orleaiia 6 daya, with iud?o
andnaa.-UKaiaiii Ho^art A .Morunn.
SUNSi, r-W.mi ti .a*,..ty ii,,.,.. ltght, Wi c'o.i.ly. At city
Ialaud, ll?ht, bW'i cloudy.
CI.K.v RBD
s:.. mer Ahyaslnla (Br),Beufl^,Llverpool un.l Qu..enstown
?WUhatniA uiiion.
Hteamei l-.llth Ho.ldon (Br), Hennott, Klnifaton, Jam?
., W 'aaeleA Co
>t. im-r Neptiino, BeiTV, nnafon-11 P Dunook.
BteamerJ|n l-vermaa, smith, I'hliadoiphia-Wm P Clyde
,t i ...
Bteamar itichmon.t. Vlr.cent, W'est Polnt.Va?Old Domlnton
B 8 Ca
Htosmer Caatello (Tr), c.a oa, Bavaaaah?A a t.ow <_ Bro.
bldp A J Fuller, C'olcord, 8an Fiaucisco-Suttoii ,v Co.
8AII.K.:).
ateaawra ITartvtiio. for Cette, Kkhmond, W'est Polnt, Va:
Breakwater, Lewea nel.
Alao talled, t.ii^nr laland sound?sttamora Fian.oulai
for Portlaiid. Sfeptaas. Boatoa
UI.; KOVBKBBTB Of 8TB .MKl'.s.
roBBia.1 roBTa
UVBBfOOU Oel 8? Artivod, ateainer Oolamtire iBr). EdiUa,
from New-York -cpt 11.
QLB-BaTOWN. Oet2?ARived, ateamor Brltannlo. Perry,
froia vaw-Yoi k -opt -J:t.
- i l,-,l, atoaiuer A'a-tka (Br), Muiray, from Llve.pool, lience
fui New-York.
iiMs',.1.,Oet9?Arrlved,ataaaHM Bonnloe (Br), Wohater,
from New-Yotk Sepl )".
M .vii.i.c. oct fl-ATtlvad, ateamer Aaayila, Brown, from
Bew-Yora 8at?t 17. on h.-r way n. OU
IviiM". Oi t - ?\rrtvei!..8toaiiior Btate ot i'lorida ,)ir), John.
itoi. from N- r-York Bepl 21, i. hei way to (ihisirow.
.. \- lOW, ?', l '.'-Arriv.al at.-jaieia No-torian Un, Janiea,
Irom Montrial So|.t 18; coliua i_r,, B-own, from Montreai
-e I 16
AXTWX?T, i>< r _?Arrived, steatners ' hryanlite . Ur), Wl.tto
boiuMt from Baltlmore Hoptii. Kute Kaweett un. Miila,
from Balumore Hept 14.
liAK. bi.',na. .nt .'-Arrivnd, ateamer VIdal Sala (Span),
fi.. u New-York sepl 9.
IIAI.IFAX. Oef .--AlTlvo.t. f,re.inior I.nmbard (Rr), lliitton,
Orteani on taer way to Antwerp.
? tn ( il ti i,', I)- t _ l'ut-.o,i iuward. stcamor Klft.lo
IfATABB i.i.iiit Oet 2?Paaaed iawani. ateamer Lako Napl.
ron Camphell, from i.iverp.i.,l for Moulioal.
\ iha i'ii C <), i .?Aiiive.l. ateamer City of Meitda, H.tUz,
New-York.
DO-CBBTIO POBTB
Bobtob Oel ?' trrlvad, ?taaaaara Woieaator, Haiieit. iiail
faxiOen wi,itn-v. Ha l.-rt. New-York.
. le-tc.t. ifaiii. rsliol.l-n Hurn (Br), Valder. Weat Harthv
...mui. bt). .Mii.-n-li. T-ull, %ia Naw-Yorki Ne:eu.,
S. '. York.
- .i.e.i. iteamei * Yenetian and Xciw. New-York.
Piiii.iOKi.i'tiiA, Oct2?Anivo.l, stcainor Noifolk, Lawson,
Nett.Yurk.
Aanoaaceneata
A COBNBB OB TIIF. COBH.
Dr. W'lne'a corn an.l Iiiudnn Keiindy enntrota the market.
Cure la 1'iTi'ct ilewaro of Iniitatlous. tOeeatA Dru^Klata.
Ax_ciK8TBB Cabpbtb.?300 pieeea baYebeea
rmrcbaaad by ua nt ahout tiulf their value. aud placed on saie
from 81 60 per yard.
BflUtrrABD I-Nacc X Co., Slxth-ave. aud l^tb-st.
" BrniitivviBA."--Qoiek, eomplete nirc. all
annoyiiirf Kl.lu vand I'riniry Dlaena.-a. jl.
Call ou vonr optieian and have vour oyes
tttt.ai to a pai'r of tiio oei.-hrato.l i allalold Ky- Qiaiece Leoaea
line fiamea :l-ht aud du. tlhie. ICade b? the MpeBOSr OpttOBl
M,uuTg Co. Sold hy oj.ll, iana aud Jewellora.
CABPKT Ci.eaning.?T. M. Sfewart'.H pahBBt
fltefl n W'oi ka, ;i2ii 7th-ave. Send for clrcnlar.
From Cliina to IVni and baek Bgaia a tliou
eand tlniea in a nlnht will iho nilud of ttaa nervou. auit'.'ior
trat-1. whila bleaaed aleapforaahaa !. i syaa. il? can eujey
aweel real BT tha ..-.-of IT. llens.i.i a .-olery and ('liaiuomllo
I'llls. hold hy all di-uh'gista.
LoNtr aaa Tin.r Bboix to Toddlb
Moroinilk uiuv a.lvantaKooaaly t.e asehaaMd in lo. dinit ehll
dicn lor AacliMiWtaa Milk-F.aal alao excelleut loi lutadds.
Nothtogaoprompl and effloieht Ia cwringcaaefl
of weak dlgaaOoa and debillty aa I'ai kers (Huk-i Tonic
BAfXS.?The only Sti^ol Plange, Houud Corner,
Fire Proof _atc made. KMoar, flO Voiey-at.
Wki Dfl Mkykh's CATABBH Ct.RK
j>baatntrlj oaraa aaaflUa raaalaa -oatrila dlatraaaad i.reath
liiS, palnaaVBI tho ?yaa. aud all calanhai ?>m,.to_ia. >1.
HlBB-Y A, Dabiblb. M. D..
l', i LexlBgtonava, betweea 39th nnd SOtta-sta
BouaBto l,6to7. linpoioiioo. stciinty, Dubbbbs of ttaa
Ocneratlve organa, and all dlaeaaea thal woald Im bu iinu.aii.
inctit to _-_rrtBga uud the hiith of hea.thy childi-en, ?|a'ciaIUe.?.
EDWIN J. DENN1NG,
For niauv ftmrn paal Nuperiii
l< iiilint ol the RBTAIIi ISIN1
Alexander T. Slewart & Co.,
\\\OI\ll> that he ktm taken
a part ol llir Mtore loi^uerly oe
riipirfi l?> that liini, aud lia^
coniiiieiictMl a
Retail Dry Goods Business
On lii* ouii accoiiiit.
IiVITIM< all llir loriiicr ea_tto
ImiMTsol tlie Iioiim' to tlie aame
s:eaeroiiM eare and eoiiMidera
tioii hm heretofore, he ollera a
?toeh of'OKV t-ooiH, LACfiS,
8HAWL8, I-PHOI.WTKKY aud
CAMPBTll, eomplete in every
departnit'iit, at
VERY ATTRACT1VE PRICES.
Uroadna), lth Avemio aud lOlh-St.
Royal
Baking
Powder.
AESOLUTELY PURfc
JOHN WALE&
OPENING
B. Store. 12 la Ot 3.
SP1C1AL Sili
OF
LADIES' & CHILOREN'S
DRESSES, CLOAKS,
MILLINERY.
a
JOHN WALES,
recent Business Managor of the Co
Operative Dress Association, an
nounces that the New and Eleganl
Store bui.'t for him. during the past
summer is completed, and will be
opened to the public on
THURSBAY, OCT. S,
The Ladiesof New-York and vicinity
are specially invited to visit the new
store on opening day and thereafler,
where they will find one of tne mosi
complete assortmenls ofLadies' and
Children's D-esses, Cloaks, and Mil
linery ever exhibited in this city.
IV OPBBIBO THIS NEW AND Sl'PEBB f- MPOrUfK
Oi'J-A-IIION AT<)3 WKST 880 KTREKT, MR WALEfl
Dr-Iltli- TO ASK THK PAVORABLE CONKIDBBA.
TIOXOFTBB I'tlliJG' TO TIIE KXTRAOBDINABI
IBDUCBMBBT8 POB ITIKIIl PATR .'AOR iHAf ,18
OPPBBB IIEIIK, AND PABTTCULAJtLY TO IN , i|
THK PETWON Yf, BEMEHBItANGl Ol THB MA>T
PBIBBD9 ABD PATROB8 WBO H IVE K.NOW.N HISf
THROI'ill HIS CONBBCTIOB WITH THK co or-?Ra>
TIVE DRBaa bJMOOIATIOB, in BB CAPA< ITT Of
BTJBIBB88 M.YNAOKR OF IHAi BXTEB?BIBB
I'OKMKIi FlllEN'DS AND CCSTO iKHS Wl t.f. FIN'D
IN ATU-iNDANi I, t PON THEM MAN V o f THB OU)
aamvoTBg o? the co-operative d taae.
OIATIOM At.REAOY FAMII.lAil Wlili IllBIB
TABTS8 AM) ilKQG'irtKltiiNTS.
JOHN WALES.
BPBOIAIi HOI SE Fl.lt I.A!)IJ> A\D ITI1L.
DBEX??> DRK?iiES. (i.O.lKS AM) MII.LINERY.
62 WEST 23D STREET,
ADJolNlN'O GO H 11- i 111.A I i.i:.
a BXa kV&a
Radway's Ready Ralief,
TBE Glli.Ai'G-1 ABDBB8TBTEDII INK POB PAataaVa
i .-!?; i.n niK u'oiii.ii
CtTUM IHE \VOR>T PAIBO
iu from One lo Tweo.y ?l ioi -..
Nol' ONE HOI :
after reailing thl- hiIm rtlai.at in-.-.l any on?
bUFFKR WITH I'AIN - ?
BADWAVfl READY RELIEF 18 A Cl/R? FOR K\ GRT
I'AIN TOOTUACHE, UBADACHK. N I f I1A I.o I A,
BFRAIN8, BKVints, pains iv iu:; iiagk, CUhaC
OR GIMIi
It waa the il.st attYl ii
THK ONI.Y l'Al N RF.MEDY
th.it m-t.i'iriv Btopa tae bmmB exeruclatiug p.-uns. ni'.av* ra.
rJammattona, ainl cures Gongeatlnni. wlieih.t tln i
-laieaiii. Bowata, aa ataar BfaatoeteaaaaavawaaaMfajfaaa.
A taaaaeeaAal in h?it a tnmbier of wa.er wni taJLJaw aaa
meuta CUTO CUAMP-, BPAHMB, > 'VL???JO&V _
HKARTITRN. NERVOC8ME8S, - GI.I.PGKSsN ,.-.Si
SICK HEADAOHB, DIABBUIEA. DYHE> lEKY COLIC,
WINDIN THE UOWELfS. andatl INTBRS YI. PAl 18,
Trav...:- iboQl.l alwara carry a bo. :?? af igygny lY*g
UKll.Y l.Klllil with tle'ii A I.'v dtoti* ln vate: wttl
pra i enl ?tckneaa nr pain* fr-.m i bange ol a ?- r, lt i- titttei
tuau Freacb Braady or Btttera aa a bi maiaat,
MALAKTA CUBEU ni ia a-orat fonoB.
CHILLB ABD FF.VI.TG
i i.\ ??:.? A\D ACIUB.
PBVEB and AOUB earei for fifty eeata, Th rvunoi
a remedla ageal ln thla world that will cu a Fover a.i.l.<?aa
a.irl a' other Malatiooa, liitioin. BVariaf, TvphoM. Yellow
Hinl nr'ita Fevera lalded by uadw.yy- pigi.-i. aouuiekai
IGYDV. \Y - BEADY i.Kl.lli' PBI tU?.
DK. UADWAVS
il
THK OREAT BLOO!) PIKIFICR.
POB tiii: OOBB of a;.',
CIIKONTf DI8EABEB, BCKOFULA. CO*
8UMPTI0N, 8YPHILW, QLANDI I.AU
OI-GYi-K, UL0EK8. UiiRONK
RHEUMATlBM. KYKSIPELA8,
KIDNEY. BLADDER.
AND I.IVI'R COMPLAJNTB, DYSPEP8IA.
IFFEIMiONM OP THK l.l'NO- \M> rHKOATj
PLRIFIEfl THK BI.O-.D, RBSTORINO HEALTH anQ
VIOOR - LEAH HKIN aud BEAUTIFUL GOBPtB*
ION SfcOCKELl TO ALL.
i-oil by Drui.*Klsta. Prtaa #l ia. por Bnttle.
Dl. IHIIWIVS UatUTIW niii
Partaetty taatataaaeleganBty eaaaad, lor nwcoraef *11 ,"'*
ardara n< tba .iioma.ii. livor, bow.ii, kldaaya, blal.lar.
man ii Iu lt.i i i ! :is fonna Barroj. dtMa
conatlpatlon,|coBtlvoneaa, lndlgcaii,?n djrap ,,-na, blUon?na?*
blUona ii'Mr, Inriammadon of t'.ii i^.w ? s, pi ea, aa.l aJ
durang^menH ?( tho luierual vlacarx. PBICKOA OBXla
l'Kit BOX _s.ii.iiiy-aii iraagul
r KEUFFEL & ESSER~
127 Fulton sf., N. Y., recoramenJ their largo aaaoitniaa
Mathematuial Inatnunouta and Diawlng IlaUrlal. Rand f?
Bjtaaaraud Oaaabanafa,
OFFICES TO LET.
Afew BBBJBj wiil-lIghUsl. ilaauab'.e rooma.m
the uew artag of
THE TRI8UNE BOiLDING,
Sulfable for LWV, IXSl KA\t E attd
BISINESS OFFIfES.
AIM a 1.AHIJE ROOM ON TIIE I-llt^r r'I.OOR.?j
f.-..| long liv -'a'-. fe-t wute fa.n.g Clty Hsll SiiuaW. V?IW
ean tn< u?'..l (or a Bauklug, Inau.a.i.- e.-' ?'" a*aM?Bi
bualu.vsa o npju
Th*. Tftbaaa ItulHing la on^ of the varv !<??abaalaMV
Flllir PBO >P itin.tuna tn tho titr lt la IoimM* ???
voryhcartoi tho Iaw. rtuanclal an.l tiualuoai contrAaan
Un. ni,.-.t cvnapii'uoua anu on? of tha l.< t k:i .tii b ll~**
lown. Aft.r tn.'ii|H>iitug of tbe Braafclya avaiga ''^^^
11,,. iiltne Innl.liiig whloli la m-arnat to Iha - ii, ol lr***|
Iti baagat b.uI tu Burroiiiiituigs aro aueii tha: a'ooJ uga* ,
good ali are a*.ar? 0. Ai>pl> tn
TmBINECOlNTINOaOO*

New-York tribune. [volume], October 03, 1882, Page 8, Image 8
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], October 03, 1882, Page 8, Image 8 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], October 03, 1882, Page 8, Image 8
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924