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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE AQTTEDUCT COMM1SSION.
The Aartcrtnct Commiaaion yeBtenUyacreed that
Tttlianr? UaahwrKHlBhouldba allowed %***?J3
for a tcmnorary r-aaemeut over hia laaa?
Coutroller wa* authonat-A to toauo W*?
Crolon whW arork at a rate?of ?"J_?raat not ar a
tban3'_perrenttopay tbe nraeaaN ?' .
tiMdorsaudthe Coinmisaion for the ensu.n?
month*. i__a__. r?i.;?f Vntrineer Birdsalo
S&^hl^^
"ffir^^^
tio-.inrei.ly to a woolatiini by tho t omima ?,
aiiBireatinathataoaapbe raadenp ???'?;,r , ?._?
tSeeearta to teat tbe auestionwl.etl.er
ttteeaaary tba' tl..- e;.*.Be ?? and otbara apV ^
:;n,^l^^edTr?Ci^^vice e_a,ni
?JL Finanre aB_mXBt&^
TEMPERAXCE AMONO TBE NEOROE&
" Lm aaa draw a rictnre." ?aid Charb>?, I . Meade.
Assona.ion building vr-ster.lay. "a J^Jffof
aaa before the war. A ...a.. itta oa tha oranoa ? i
aKoniherndwellina. In hla haad 81il??? oa, .?"
TV;'",,,,;:!"^- 2_aJ? &* ?,
teaJafaaaCajSte
discussion which followed._
8URPRISE TO BE CAU8ED BY DR RANNEY.
- We aaall have wrme* la tho jfeltoea Araaue
rondnct tbem; I don't think it wlU be Mr. -.lgi-i
bo araor any other Meibodiat roiniater."
"Have "on dvridc.1 on your now i-aatoryetf
-WOhMA ind waaa hla na.no U aajaoanead tt
,_J eau_o aSrpriae. Ha is a man w-ho. vrtil AU aai
charcb. Yu are not Prepar.;d taatie hi' ?m^ ea
ns i 1 oar aflaira ate aol ii<liiist?d. lt wi.i taso u
littie Sbm. aa we bava beea ln the minoiit* ao
? ;i A-'i then, the ebureh baa now aomatfiin*.
like $10,000 debl which it wUl have to meet. W e
have be.u twomiaed abandant ?!?.
" Waaa will the ehnreh BaaattaawaaM l .
"It m aaaally hald a week m^mfhmUaMtmif
meetin-.but weahall waH ~*^t5_a*T_??
af Trusteea haa orgamzed. We dont ?PP?"
hend.. - ,.?...si.io,iK M faot. Mr Bruah. whoTjaa
been the Sunday-s.-hool siiperintenden and ?, Vw
?utn man. haa rwignari; andwa a^M thtpK taa?
K.Nrlvnian had int tiea of couxing bark to the
chiin-h waaa hc left Hew-Tera.
NEW CASES OF TYPHUi FEVKR.
It w,-.s aaJdln ihe Saahary Baraarj r^rtartothat
Walteee Wolcott. aho was taken to tha Hireral?
Ho rpital from thc Sinclalr Honae ou Jln > . y. waa
rofler.ngfTo-1 typhaa fover. gowjfe Woleott ean
traciedtliedi '?:.- ?as not kiio.ru. "uln*a,,'a>
i-l'iii' -i-.-i.t and haa been en-.ployed b> a tirin in
Hor&i- L-hVweek he came to this eityfron
Tn v a??.i took a room at tha Binclaii Hoaaa. wbare
he _a"allv boarded. On MondaB bewaa ??wked
withilio ferar. bat ita i.:.t...re was aotan ? |
nntil Tni lay. when Wa phyaician ^MSajjttarj
Ixurp-,-!..r Chapin. The ne.-r.sarv w-rk of l ? "
fectio'i al Ihe l.oiH aa-.pfifoniif.lso joo njitli lljat
BefearSaeptaadBf^^
nn.lon' t.-.l oaaes of the lever were *2E?*&?*'
day, bnt a roap. cted eaae wa* diac iTere i JaBalla
rae Hoapital. and a aanitary Inapeetoi aaidIthat
Nathan HiUarwaa alck with a anataoiona few ai
Ko. (11 Bavard..t. Ail tba patiepta at tha R.veraido
Ilospiul were doiuf walb_
BROKKN 0LA88 AHD EZCKLSIOR,
A novel eaae of alleied fraud. ih" tnal of
Whir-h will Probably oocnpy eeveral da; B, waa
eaBedyVaterTlav bofbre Jndg ? Cowlna ln the < ourt
Of ( e,n-ral SesMon*. W.Ili na M. 8ta#ord BC inisH
w?h pcaaanting a frandnleni claim forJoaa. bi to
lotbeKova lnaurance Company. AaaiBtan i -
trict \ttorn.-v Fellowa prom ?ed some atartlingde
"o>me_S ln the eonrae of the trtah aadnijeaeded
toa-Tthat thedefeudanl ln fabraanr. 1v^,'''\i
n l.'i-cMt.-iit loomai N?. 1.284 8eoond-aTe. A tew
two bamdB. f l.roken glaB;aud btc pa. kmn ca? -
f,',..' viii.-exo.ls-.or." Hethanduly applied for
aigVoOO inanrance, deol .rina thal aonje vah.be
Siaatialoilawereatorad n tfiahaaement. A?lIfht
ajfeocenrred iu the baarment a faw daya aftei th
SoTicTwaa applied for. an.l ihe flremen fonnd mnch
CrokJn ,l_aaa-d " exc aior" ^hentbeflameaware
?rtine-ntahed I' '? tlefeudant apnlier! f'.r tl.e
^yiii'nn'r.ofvl.i.ii.^-Hoy.lhehl^.^.
tWinauranoe company employed Shlpman, Bar
l..w. Lorooone & Chi ai ? tp a-i;t ln tha prooecn,
lion of Sta#ord. who is defonde I bj Joha IX Ivwn.
?cnd. Tka trial wiil n<- oa ta-day.
inLSQUIRE KOT 10 BE 8TJPEB8EDED.
afarof Qrace waa aak. d j eeterday whathar thaw
waaaay trnthin tbaatory pnntad In Th* Vortiina
J0mrmlthatCommiwi wonld beonated
from offlce witl.in two day atid anew Comrnla.
aionrrol Pnblic Workoaprioii tedb? MayorGrace,
The latter replied : "So !??? - I knowthata is not
A word of tiutb in lt." , , .,
Mr. Bonira comioa np Jaat than. tha Mayoi con
tinned: "Mr. Sqnira waa nommated by Mayor
Edaon and confirmed by tlie Alderme-. I am ad
Tlaedthal biaappointmeui waalegat. lroana nim
inoiii.e when I eamein hera. lbaTe?oojmi_od
hitn a* t'oimtiasioner of l'ublio WorkH and Bara
eat with him la the Aqneduct Commtsaion anrl
the Armorv Commlaaion. 1 know nofjii [or tm
niafler to which the pancr mentionad allurtea.
Mr. Bqnira addad: " 1 wiah to aay thia. ?*?
alavor ? Whenevrr von think I fim nol adminurter
Craj ofiii.-i- la tha baat tateraata <>i tho pnblic, or
that 1 atn not anch a aubordiuat' aayouwpuld
wiah lo intrnst the care of my deparUnent to, I an.
arUltug torevgn."
0B.IF.CT1X0 To LSCREABKD KEX'IS.
Ilatlett McKnn, ol NU. 1* WalUet., who Iimh baaa
aetlBg aa traaaorar of tba aaaoclation of propcrty
holdera who propoae proto l ... itninst the inereaae
of tlifgn'iiiulrt-iitKof Uir Ci.:.,ur i Col ege prop
art\ beTween Forty-eeTenth and rlft.v-r.rat ata, nun
frifth and Sixth area.. aaiilto a Tribink reporter
yaaterdar that hethoughl there Trouldbe anamka
Ua MtljustHient ofshetroul.lt s. Of tha 274 laaae
ioldera 2<>s had aigned the memorial. I hev nr.
opP..s-il to giviutr any publteitj tothe matter, as II
was r.ot eoBRiderad ?t all neceaaary. Preaidenl Bar
__&,ofColuniblaColleg?,aiieakinaoJ the propoae I
tnert-nse, auid tliat the <>ld leaaee bad been made
ahortlv after the war. when vaiuea were low. Ihe
aoUegewaalookiagforward t<> wakiiig linpoitunt
ImoroverneBta with the mouey t.. be raieed rroiB
the i.ew leaeea. The leaaeholdera Bay thut iu KHBB
Infttun <*a ' be pr .p.s'.' iuereaae will reaeh kwO per
aaai Tbay aay taal tbey wiU aaree to a reaaoaa
ile baaraaaa, but are not willtng 18 he 181*88811
apon. _ _
MR. QKACI APPOINTH MR. LACOMBE
?Jajjnff Qraee late yeeterday raapjiolatatl E. Heari
t.aro'mh('Ci.ri.or:ilio.>. I'otuisel forafull terin <>f
laarraara He aald tbat he dM this Badertbead
?flaeofeoaoaei,wbo bad toldhin thata raeaney
exietetl in the offlee of the Corporatioa Umaael be
causeof theoxpirationof Uu- lennofMr. Laeomba.
Th.-y iinl uot eonsiiler that t ie aetion of Ai-ttng
Mavot Kirk. ln appointiBf.0.el E. T. Wood was
legal. for the reaaon that there waa no ltiterregniiiti
from 12 o'clock midnight o:i Deoember 81 t<> aooa
Sl January 1. aa olaiatfd. durmg whieh Preaideut
Lirk had a riifht to be Mayor. .
Mr. Laeaaatweaid thal hisappabrtaiea. wnsma.le
ln accordance with the advice of exeelleet laayera
that a vacaucy exi*ted and tbat the appointin.-nt
of Colonel VVoo.l waa lllegul. Tbe taal eaae betw.eu
Colonel Wood and hiinaelf to establiahthe Haiiu
Of each tothe plaoe would l>e pushed forward as
rapidly as possible. ,
POES MR, CORBIN OWN ALL LOHG ISLANIH
? I havo a letter from R. W. Montgou.erv of LoBg
____? aaid Secretary Ciinm.g, o taa Doafe
Boartl voHtarday, "whowantsto bul d a pi?r at
SffSoaiSda.fSraak runmng to*^?2f** 8outh
llar, aad ho asks the diret tiou of the board.
? ...n'tthink Lo-ig J-dand ia In our provinre
Mr. Vo."hia reaponded. "He'd better apply to
Auatin Corbm. who owus the islanil. _,
Fu ch.EdyeACo. ralled tdiaatJoatoa dBdj
fortuiug in tbe Norlb Hiyer near tbeheadI of tja
Vweratv-foui-th-et. pier. ?np"w'r,,^r?"IiV!?.!..*1
theahoal exteuded froui Lighteeuth-Bt. to 1 wemj
Jouxth-at.
P0I80N0US CANDY AXD IMPURE TEA.
Dr. Cyrus E<laon yeeterday receired an affidarit
BigiK-'i BJ iwo i ant'l.v uiauufactureiH, owners of the
four tous of pououous oandy toya whieh he seizrd
Bt Avenue-Aand Eightb-at. ou Monday, atatiog
that th.-y would ueo no more poiaououa oolora. He
alao isKjpped the eale*" ot aiaet.v-two half cbeeta of
aiiugv d Japau taa, advortiaed at tae auotioa rooaia
of R. M. afcadiaaaax2K%1IS3aBBal|ft
ef the " foa " were examined arjd WftE
cipally to lie teaves of shrubacoloreri with l ruMian
blue and aoaaatoaa, The atnff waa comodered ??
faranery delelenona. and atepa were taker,to have
,t deatroyed. Cara wa* takeu to suppress tho uaiue
of tbe owuer. __
DECEIVED BY A FELLOW COUNTRYMAN
Gelix Luiei an Italian who had lived io tbe W csr
forfonrV"araandhVlsave4$l.t>00iu gold, carno
oVhi" oitt* laat week with the ataaa^laajbe it
about bia waiat He. inten.led. to aail *<?? Itajj _?n
Satnrday. bal on Frlday erenins hc J?a?$?0>e'I
away from hia boardmg rdace }^^J5SB_i
?t BV a coni.mman who clatinea to have a nag
hiiVf fii* nf 1. luici was pcr.nitte.lto look into
a anial1 satcnH and he aaw the ghtterof gold
alecaa. Then he was indnoed to ptit bia money-belt
Into the aatahal alao, with the understanding that
hewaato be the cuato.Uan of the propertv. Fe
drank beer in two or three plaeea with bta anpimard
trirnd. When he reached hla boanlinB-houae?alo*e
he fonnd to hia dismay that thc satchel contaiue.d
onlv lead pipe. , , _, __* .i,_
How tho other Italian had rontnvod io ?et tlie
gold oat and aal in thc bad waaaaara than l.nu,
oould aaaaa. John Rokar and Adoiph Parduie.two
Italian svnndiers, were loeked up at Bolico taaao*
qoartera reatorday. In their aeaBaaalna aad been
fonnd 6600, of Lnigfa gold an.l bereeooiaad
Roker aa the nitin who entrnated tbe satchel to his
keepiog. LaiftfoH hanpy ?* **,2ST2l___?
tnuch of bia money. bnt ho aaid he wishc.l to return
to Italy at one- to eee hia ir.otl.er who il ex e ttU
to die. Hc will hc kept m the Honae of Detcutwn
until tho ewindlers ean be brout'ht to inal.
liOME NMW8.
PR0M1NENT ARRIVALS.
Fifth Avenue //o/c.-Bailroad ConiiiiissionPr
Wtluaa II. Armatrneg, of; Waahiiiir|..n., and ?>??"" *_;
lor, of l>ct...it.(irund ilotrt-i otonel J. S. -onr
,eli..t.e. U. H. Army .J\'',,sor Jll'f'v3\v\^{.
fiilloinrli of PlttBbnrg.ftt.Jamrs Tlotrl -(. w. woa*
le' ...f ('i.). i.i.mt' . ...Atmr fioaaa-Xi ?aaaaaaaaaaa J.
W, Dwiglit.of Drydcti, N. T.
?
WHAT IS GOINOON TO-DAY.
Ptewnrt-Hrnitlncton M-i, Siii.reiiu-/';""'? _.
Meetlag of Baatara Plg Iron AaaonlarloBi Aator iiouae,
"'.M'.'-ctinca of Board* of Polico aad Kxclae.Mayor'* oltlce.
Parmera' Club dlnner. ll-'tel BruaBWick, ereolng.
Actora' Pund meetlng, Ko, 12 laloa ?qnara, - i>. m
BaaaeU wUl eoateel before Referee Boule. .
fiafeaanr Chaaeaaa'a faaaral, OalTary ci.urch, io
"'("anacvoort Street Wi.lciilnc r..iinnis*lon. . p. in.
New-York .W-iv-Jtr.-.y earUag niutili, \ an GXlll-BBl
Aaaaal nioetimrof Aaiaara'Caab, 11>.. at
HoeDltal i-nt.ir.lHV and Bunday Aesnci-tlon meetlm:.
Oaoaaa A. Bala'i teatara, ri'.-t Bapttrt Chareh, Brea*
^Andrew'cnini'sle'alectiire ?n "Aroiind tht- Voild,"
Norih Flral Bapuat Chureb, * p. bl
? ?? ?
REW-YORK CITT.
" Subscribcr."?No.
Coloael Jamns Doyl.-N leoturoon " IrelainTa Re
latiouahlp to Amcii. a." to b?- giTea at Bo, 588 Bet>
ond-avc., has l.een poatpooad t ? 1 elirtiaiy 0,
Tn TaiBUira baa raeelTed $^ i f?r tha Bartholdl
BtatneFund,contribntad iu lonkeea iaeaedallar
and onc-half doilar anbacrlptlona
The police were infonncl ye?tcr.liy thal thc
vo.mg girl. Yiclet Anderaon, af Roeheatar, who
was iotin.l at tha Orand Oatt|l Depal oa i aaaday,
bad rnn away from homc.
Tbe following affleara have been elected br tha
NationalCiaaz MaanUctureraf Aaaoeiationi i>a\i-i
Hirach.preaidentj BlgmnndJaooby.Tica-preaiaentj
A.lniph Eerba, Uaaanrar; laaac Taicaaaaa, aaera
tary.
BRinmvo Mracaa BTaarr.
Mcrcer-it. in the rcar ..t lha New-1 ork Hotel hns
beo.i apanned b, a brldge whlch counecta tbe tbird
itor* <>f the hotel witha building which H rentaon
theadjoiuing block. Thc bridge fonua a cotiira I
ewaybetweeo thc twobnibui ia
M..MY and CLfrTHIBfl FOB a DB6T1TI u: KAMIIY.
Mr* J. Mlnerra Ju Ico baa recelTed ror Ibe .!'mi
tu'te family In Eaal Tweatr-eecond-at- ?! from
? M." Coliiir-lius. OhlOi K3 from "A. I.. I. N??
London. t'onn.i aud a pa< kage ni elothlngfroni Ihe
?awiagaoeietyof wh'.ii UraOaaraa P.Benjaatln
ia oi. .-.liicut.
PCXBBAt "I" BAJiCrl t. COX8TABT.
Pnniucl s. Coaataul waa bur.e.l yeaterday in
Oreenwood t'emetery. I bc funeral w.i* beld ..t bi
bouv No. 420 Weat Twenty-third-at., aad wai at
tenderl ht many prominenl bnaineaa men ofthe
city Tbe Hnion Leagne Club wm repreaenterl by
? large delegatioa lae Rer. Dr. McArtbar coa
ducted I
>-akin-.; a or.wr.Rora om ?.
V P Reade, tba youug roember ol tbe I rotlnce
Fxchanire who abaented lums.-lf from tlie Ex
ohanse on Moudav, i inaing mucb embaraM-n-nl t"
?!eXrBwHbwhoinconiwtafor240.0?K3buel.e|a
of wbeal ba I n< I be n regnlarly rw g"'/f?/V ','' 'j
veatcday eenl ao?l lo A. W. Danieli thal Ur had
?*a Uitlecaab," and if hia rreditora wonld aend bim
an accounting he would dh Ida tbe amoual ao tai ia
it would go.
j \i, ?.r im tbxi rsT-HorjaK coaaiaaiox.
Tba Tenemenl 11 '
adopted ita " pr. .iu ti ? " iei?ori totbe I
iu!.-: ita offlcial lerm expirea la- lay. Itwaatie
,.,.,. i to v l i - l.e?i-i itore > ithei ?? eontl m* Ibe
;.s:.,;i for Bomr weeka oi appotril ? oew one,
lo, mtinne ihe unfin ahed work 1 he rfoorteni
l i i -.--. ii,..m ?.f the leatiio'iPv* t iken bi Ibe r ?mn,iH
..... tne recomr < ud Hjona which have been
nnbliahed in TiiE Tkibi *k. <>f 6^,000 appropn
..,,..( j,,,- 1],.. i xp(!..- i ol tl ?? cotnrula uon ab >ut
1)2.000 remuinA
ai ii DOI I- v.l TO BB A I'.K'i IVBB.
Ifari < ohen, of No. 8fl Mulberry-at., who waan p
reaented al the time of hia arresl a^ bai
,1,, ,, ,, .,, ? , ; .. lodBBtolen by boyawbo wenl abonl
breakina gai gbowcaaea and running away with
the rontenta, waa tried yeafordaj ln the C
Gen. ni .?lont on a cbarae ol t- ? ?
c ?..-. j .?! wa? acquilted. hiater Bhv k.ol No. 1^<
, i,i,.,.,.],. , uiinaed aoroo woollen waiata and n waa
rtxl that twenty-foar ->t them were nbtaiued
by Cohen wbile he knew that thay were B'olen.
JacobUavia and Abrabam Finkelatem wera tba
bova charfc-od with aiealina th<- waiata. Ih.-.jmy
aciju.tt.--l Cohen, bal the Doya wara nol Iried.
maik . ivii bbrvicr coMSuaaioa'a wobb.
TheKtateCirll ServiceComm Baion a] ita meet
Ing ln tha New-York Hotel ?<? terday, hehl a confor
II,- v. Itfa L'lerka Thomaa Boere, of Ihe Sapenor
Conrt Nnthaxilel .larviH. of tbe Cominoti Fleaa
Court, an.l Mr. Road, o'f th- IMty Court, to flnd oul
tbe .im I. ol t!i.-ir anltordinate cloi ka and lo decido
nponmethoda of rlaaaification. Report* were re.
Mived from tbe Adviaorv Roardaol ihe City Uvil
Serrlce Commiaaion of New-Yora aml nrooklyn.
l b<- Commiuian appomtod a Stata B??ard ;.f Exam
inera for local beaTtli oflicera tbrpugh the BUte.
The Board ia compoaed of !)i*. Ward. .In ic* and
Carroll.of AJbany, I'r. Jaaoea, ol Rew-York, an.l
Dr. K. II. Parker. <>f Ponghkeepaie.
III.III ii.'" > "... . ". ui ... ?... ? ? ? ??-.??- ? ?? ? ? ? ??
Mtit Diain. t-.Mt..r.ie.v Purdy, "I Mr. Bartii..
office. waaoB band to pr.Hia, aad both baaod
tbe United ^totswIMatTict-Attoraey erere ..f opinion
tlia? th.- State BttoTBey abould hara ebarge >.f tbe
pi.is.eiitii.ii. Tbecoanael foi tbeprtaonei thongbl
tha I iiiH-.l Btatea attoraeT aboald praaeeata, aad
the aaai was iuiji raraatl t.? eoaaall Bataarittaa.
MU ii Aitv 81 i:\ IO< OFPICI I 18.
Iatheabeeaee of Oaaeral Hancock, Uajor-Gene
rai J, B. 1 iy prt'sitli.1 orer th" oaeetiof of ibe Mili
lary Berrioe laatitotiort yeeterday, ob Uorernnpa
Isiun.l, I h<- baaineaa of the aeeeiofi waa the bien
iiml eteetion of offloera Tba preaeal offlcera were
re-eleeted, aafollowa: Preaident,Malor-Oeneral VV.
s HaBoockj Yicc-t.r.-siili-iiis, BreretMajor-Oeneraia
,j. B, Fry, 0. W. Getty aad W. Iferntt. Brigadier<
(i.-tit-ral 8. V. Henct u:ul Itn-vel I'.riifatliei-lient-i.il
T. j,. < 1 ittt iiilen ; aaeretary, Breret Briaadier
GaBaral Thotv I". RodenboBKbi BaaiataBl aeera*
iurv, Caplain Kt.i.ert i atliB; naaaarar, Lieatenant
A. w. Vofdeaj vi.-t-tit-asiirer, Lientenanl J. Bat*
eaaab Bawyar. Tha axeeotlra eaaaail rtaiaiag
Blaaoal tlc airue a* bflfata.
? 4>- ??
BaVOOKLTTf.
Daatbalaat week, S70j birtha, 831] marriages.
EXsJadgB Ah-xander MeCad fonnallv derlint-d
ycati rday the ..iii.e of Brkura traetea,
Brxteea paaaalaof proparty in tho l-'iiih aadftixth
Warda wera aald at aoetkn reeterday (br arrearaof
tux.N. Ihe rt'iuiiiiiiiig parccln m ihe .>ixlli \\ ard
will ba sold on rjaturduy.
Invii-wof the reiiuuineiitliitioiia of Um jtiry in
tba liniuest over thr vu-tiiiis ..! lh*> lirn lu S1. .luhn'a
Home for Boya, Fire^omtBiaaioiiai PoiUoa said
yinierthiv thal ba would l.<- trlad loNtati'.n 8 hn"k
aad lutlili-r eoaapnny ia that parl al the elty, if ba
iik'l iiionev to do lt with. Ih- nrgeti that evry
pablk niMilution and school should have a tiie
Ilugli Kowan, nge fifty-eight, of No. flfl" Wnrren
st 1.-1I on laeaday anaraoaa and fraetared hia
skiiil. Hawaatakaata tha IfVU laiaad Colleca
HaapltaL where ha died at 7:30 a, bb, uutwife,
vsh. was Niik with ?ln.....y m Bi PetaaTB ilospital,
dit-d an hour later the saiuo ureuiug.
Maittn Kurloiig and John Diyin, two hnya of
eieven yeara eath, and living at No. ilfi (iwiiinrtl
at.. weie before Police-Justice Walsh yesterday for
robbiug Wiliium Millett, age twelve, of No. 250
Cutuherland-ht., of a watch wotth B4a at Clinton
aud A.iiity sts., on Mouday afternooti. Tbey
plctlged the watch with a pawnhroker for *-l,
whieh they apent ui gping to a theatte, As this
was their first offence they were discliarged with a
warning.
Oround was broken yesterday for the new Fed
eral liuildnig. A iiuinber of spectators watched
Ihe MBlBBBJlBp and aaw Mit-hael J. Dady, supena
tend-ut ol conatructiou, take out a shorelfull of
eaith. l'Jjere were no fornial exercises. A nuuiber
ofruen were pntto work later in the day by the
uontraotor. Miouaal Uailaithur.
MMWB FROM TBBJVBVBBB.
VALUE OF A WIFK'B AFFECT10N8.
The rase of fleorgo W. 1188* airainat John
MackerTwaa tned in the Uaaaaa rouiitv fir
StC'onrt yesterday. The .A&JffSA*
Mr Fleet an oyaterraan. of Fott \N BBBtlCton,
aeataa mY M.ekev. a feab and ayatedeaJe*.e_
Sooklyii at $10,000 datnagea for alienatinij his
WlfVa afleftions. On the parf of the plamtill H was
Bhowu that Mr and Mrs. Fleet were mamad iu
IHOratdhadeipht chihlren Two FaiBBaBB h|H
wlfe left liiin, shortly after Markey went to hw
hoaaa to board. Dafll that tiine tWneverhad
Sn-^ffirulTvintl.efan..ly. Ihew ethen began
to re.naiu away from home overaighl, wnen Maca
?rrw'"|H SS5be Bhsent. Aftor his wife left ber
ho,^ Marke!'Voarded with her InBroo^Jyj and a
theprraent time waa boarding with her at No. ll
Clinton"t Mra. Heet testilied that she was
obhgeTl tt. onve her home on nct-onnt of the hrutal
troattneat that she rereired from her imahaod.
"h? admitted that the defendant was now boajcUBf
with beriB Brooklyn payn.? her M \?f "e*J l
hia board. and tliat she nupported bmalf b\ aawTaJJ
and alao received BOtae aNsiHtanre from her frienrts.
The lurv after an ahseut-e of hve iniiintes, retunieit
witl. a YorX-t for S&OOO for tbe plamtill. Mr.
Fleet has beguu a sitit for absolute divorce.
JKRSKY CITY.
Tatrirk. al'as "T.'iiirh" Mtirt.hv, the leadr-r of
Ihe notoiious HntdaraoB-ei bridf* paag was taken
totbe BtotoPrleoa leatorday to servo a tertn of
ten years.
HEWARK.
Thejournevnian BtuaaOBttjaja y^terdav derided
to reiect tbe bosses' oli.r of :i.. cents an hoitr and M
unite with th.: New-York and lirooklyu htouccut
ters' Uiiion. .
Theqnarterlv report af Re.-eiver Wilktnson of
the Newark BaTtoga Inrtitotion, was BM with ??
CoaatyClerhyaatorday. rha total ?***??***
nnoiin' prt-vioiis lo the auap' BB10B m 1878 aro
8700 341 84 aod there ia atill daatbe oMeayBoai
tora?542.rU6 90. The balaaee t.f aaaata aftba
nrw u.ft.mit is.TT.I 0,2 W 84. There are olh-r ;.s
Mrta wortfa ^ l.iM?7,MU'. laa liahihtics are
?1,763.937 20.
NF.w-JF.I.sr.Y TOWN&
OuANisr.- Qeorge 1'ranek.iin.lerKiiKpicion in ron
ne.-tion with the rmirder of Pb?be Panllin, araa
.1 scharged froni bailyeaterday.^M Keir. l?r.
.1.1'. Raakifl was iBattlledpaatoi-of tbeOraaga
Yaliey t'l.im'i.t'.ui.iu.il Chareb on Moaday aifaa.
s.imi i:\-ii it .-J.. Im Caaa, bidietad br taeeadi
ariamal Raritaa, laoatrial. He is weU kaowa
and has liithirto b.-rn hiifl.ly n-spected.
STATKN I.M.ANH.
lVBaTBtBai ii 11 ---1 ba Riahtaoad Coaaty Baaab
]j.-:iii General Comiaittee will taargaaiaa un Bater
duy uik'bt.
Mn.i.i.ni.wv.?Tbe Liqaor Dealerar Aaaoeiation
baataheaatopa to bare tha baaaaa Baa, Banaate
now 980, i. lii.-i-tl.
Eoocwatbb ?WilHata Rehieh Baceeeda Daaij
Bcha-er aa chiel ol the tii" de|iartaaeet
WE8TCHE8TER COUNTT.
The Baaaaaed ralaattoaof Ihe peraooal pToaertyof
theeonnt) is $3,054,211, aad ..i t!-..- raal aatote
8J08,438,847.
ALONGTiIe &01TND.
Bbtpobpobt.?Tbe Board t.f Trade baaelerted.
Major l>u\:'l If. Bead, prealdeBti Nathantel
Wbeelerand (ieorga Biallery. vice-prealdoBta i B.
B. l.aev, aeeretary, aad I-. N.VanKenron. treaaurer.
I ll.-e.i-. <>t Mai.i r.-. i?!:? -t'- appeal froaa pra.
bate of tbe will of Uaptatn llurka, wbich reaalt?d
it) Ihe Mlpeiiot (t.illt in jii'l-'tueiit it'iil iin i.i--ii-.
lainiBg taa wilf, will fo t<> tabeBapraaaa Caartof
Errora,
ntr-il-"- i I r- i! aTaBalteilraetl I I 'hjaa
' -wn Imtllr Iml " ? <C !'T
allpnyatciaua, lor g.nera oebtllty Heaa .oflmitai m
?
Earl & Wflaon'a E and W brand of Blen*i
..... j
Colda, fareri nad lod imtnatioaa brokea ap
i.v i t I'n ree'a tilraet ol Haaart-Wi I
4>
S.alskin Pa'efots :t:,.l N. w i..-uk.-f. : pairoB
i,,.,: t. ,| ,:,i.\ ii i.i . . ? ', ?-. ? i i... t
*
il- N,;V A. DABII ' - M. D-.
144 | , i, , : . . i.. i.i ? * i>4.
Honra. HI..I, -. ? ? n.
t.l ?.l 1 ; .:. I y ' 'I ' ' ?
-e
Tlli Si l.vn \l. t.l i III FlTTEBT.
Beaetl ..? iceta n .? aa i >? ?? i -i bj aaaag Ba lo/sa'a raa
f. el i" .'ii i-i,s.i-i.
4>
I'm: IIiki.,:' ABTI-RlXO Hl Pt IJI I.
. i i ' ?
I ?
ln- W. B. B --...
s ll', ???.. , ? i i -. ? i ? ?
-
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oai l l ' . I IRIBO i ? - ? i.1 - ' :: vV
BBOKI B lOTB 0 IIX 1 ' BHALl. CLO*B
Ot'Tl
TTBCOMA*
KO PAIB l DIM ????! kB C1IKNI i-l-!- '
il i: PAIB '? ii.-.
5.i-\:i: - , ? ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' l;
1-1 OBEOOl I AT 1.1 ?--. rHAN I I 0 I I
TI'.N.
BHEl-p ,i- 1 IPP . ?-. ? ' '-^ ?*!? j
This Year
our January Salc is speciaL
\y interesting. Grcat bar
gains all through both our
stores. Prices are lowcr
than have ever been seen in
this market or are likely to
be seen again soon. Many
things are too good for any
to miss, as
22->nch "Ronnet" Black Merveilleux
Silk at $ I per yard, never sold
before for lcss than ? ] CQ,
Ladies Liale Thread Hose, cvening
shadcs, at J CQ Unner price
:_
Ilouse-kecping Goods,
Linens,
and a large assortment of
New Embroidcrics,
very cheap.
Lord& Taylor,
Eroadaay and Twaatictl Street.
SPECIAL SALEOF BLACK SILKS.
JATIIIS HcCBEB-IT & tO.
Imiic apecial alleuiioii lo Ihe
rellewlBf ajiia!ilii-H ol tac
Blaeli Silkti whieh Ihej are
now *Pio,, iu;; in llirir rclail ?le
pardnrnt.
IJiialily BI al Si,.-*!) ; Ojinlitv I
al ?_.<?.*>; Qaallty J al $1.731
Qaality K at $1.851 ifcualiiy E.
al *'i.
They are marie aml tatahed
ln a atew aml iiiiprovr.l procCM
aml trlll he faH-sad theroafhly
rellahle lor arear.
Broadway aml I llh-at.
Gorham
Plated Ware.
Partiefl deairing Plated Wareof ;i
more elegant and Bubstantial charae
ler than the commoner gradea will
liinl tli<? Gorham Plate the moal
economical ware made The quality
[a fully maintained, and the prices
;i,v much lerw tlian formerly, while
tl..- variety <?i" deaign ia larger.
GORHAM M'FG CO.,
SlLVERSMTTHSi
Broadway aaid I0th-et.
.RIAN-AMBRICAN
IEbSURAE-CE co^pawy
OF NEW YO_tK.
8TATEM ENT JANTJABY 1, 1885.
ASSETS.
?AJtKfff vtl.li:
i>*it V1I.H . II ;?ll. 100 .."
a i 170000 .I'.B I perreat Baada . w .? .i, ,.n> .x.
_oll OOO I ? *. ? I--'|iei ' rnl llond*. ?;...|i,iiil mu
liio.ooo l >(.....-.,.>(i; a ..'...'.'.'...'.'.'.'."'.''.. 'is.00006
?2.1 OOO >H** -iiri-liiH- It.i.il* ??? . ? . '?"? i l n.>
1*1..? ? l.l. ..??. ir... I. Ulni.diii.il f... llie IfHiliond BaaBB . .O.IIIHI 00
_.1.(lt.,|,? n,.d . ..i?... Ifnll..... I II.I..N . iKlBO 00
>n imiii l I.i u_<>. ?lllw??kee_?_m Paai HiiBrewfl Bwaaa . ., . .. <i n,?
5ii ii.i.i ? e.ii.ai r... ?i. i . *. Hortaaae Bellrea- ??"?;l* ,v-, | |j :,?
.V.'llOO I ni"" I'ii. Ui- I ..?" M..rl_nae Cnlli.n.l ll.i.ul* . <i| li'iil
siooo Khii-u* .'iniiir Hellraaa I1.....I* . io*...o.1 oo
IMIi.OIMI llil.nv.-I N..llh?.M..;i.i:..l.r....d l!....d* . . ??:|..1IMI OU
11 : ooo mi. l<Mle. Kwisaa Vnr aad Berihera BalbaaB Haaaa 110,00000
imi'iliiii l-rie ItiilMi.v I li-t < OI....I llnnd* .,..?.! 11,,?1?, i_?_,- lloi.de . ;I7.100 00
?li 'nn ???.!.. ii.e. li.iii-.i.iii.u..ii .....I Kew-Yerk BaBeraa i ..*i Mo.im*. '"??? \M.sn oo
??'OOO I.....U*..,.dM.?lMill.. II .il?.i> 'ieiieriil ?l?rtaaae . 64.76a 00
...l.l l.lllle 111...... Iti<ll...i.d llral M...lB..arlt:.i.l* ?_? _._l_l-??__-_-. 117.000 00
_im\oo.V >r?". orh.i"..."i...?....i....Wiweia a-Bre^Mret jijina-ar .^? -
.10 ono falraaa, llBrtlnaloa aa* Qaeaer KaBway Dabaaiara aaaaa . 44.660 66
.100(10 Ml?....rl l'i.eille Hiiil?n? llnnde. HO. 100 011
?iiioi.o N,-?.\ ..rh. < hi.iiaoi.iid *?i Laato HaBwaf Baa-B . 10.600 oo
lO.OOO *ll.*onri Uni.M.* ii.i.i Texi.* ICi.lliw.v II.J d* ? __? "^"^.'. 102.100 00
IOOOOO \e?.\oi-U ( ei.lri.l ,V llt.d*n.. Ilhn ltiiHi-.'?d llond*. Orhritiire*. M.00000
7.1 tintl Ul.iun A -. I..iiKiiIImhv 1'lri.l M?rta-B* '.<"'??* . ?.'.?.-i'l ou
?2,OOO Nor.hi-rii *ll??.i-..ii ItiilhMir l-'l.?t ?l..ilM."ae Il?ml* _ 1!M.000 0(1
100,000 Ne?->oiU A llnilrm Kiillioi.d-lii.U. " .. 21,000 00
-20,100 MerrieA K_ee? Kallread ? lo.-k . ?. ., t ii.hi n.i
uoooo ( i....!_... i'... i. ui ,...i a r.M-iii.- BaUway Hlaeh . 00,0011 o ?
...l.l.Ml lllii...... ..uu.l It.iilri.nd xi.irh . ?i. ?> lill 00
?2.OOO I Itlr.i.n, II... I.iaioi. A ((ulnrv Id.ili .....I BMeB 1,0*10 00
i.ooo itmi i-.niHii. laafcaaaa *io<u._
I'l l-l.l ..?..,? Ill .llie riiill.r l.l nille,'1 im. . '? I'i *.?S 00
i i.-i. .1.?... .i ii. t.i.ni.*. *_wa 7<l
I iiahii. i.lll. e-nii.l h....ul. oOJere . 'X__ lltl
aaaraai Eaaraal.
TOTAL ASSI.TS.$-1,991,.130 07
CAPlTALKTOt!K . . . $1,000,000 00
I.????-- ndjii-lril, hul nol.lue, mnl loaaea iu prorrae ol .........
lllljU*lll< III . t \?,\'-t,\, [\
ItcjiiaiirniKf' rr?i-rn- '?>? ??-! ?rli vi ,ir ?.,,?,.,,1,1 . ..", "i,i*-i lil
t'BBBaBBBBleaa Oaa aarratrnai aaaaa aanaai linbiiiiive . .n,.-?i?.?
*J,.VI 1,141 iu
.\ET ?UBrLVd.$l,6H0,Mi? TH
TOTAL.$l,99|,336j?r
E. OELBERMANN, Fresident.
JOHN W. MURRAY, Vice-Pres, JAMES A. S1LVEY, Seo'y.
QFFICE. Nos. 113 and 115 Broadway.
W. W. SHARPE & CO, ,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
21 PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
Advertisomonts written, appropplately displayed, Bnd proofs furnished?
free of charge, with estimated cost of insertion in any numbar
of papers, on applicadon by mail or btherwise.
Tho leadlng Daily and Weekiy Newspapers of the United States and Canadd)
kept on file for the accommodation and inspection of Advertisers.
"THE ADVANTAGES OF NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.1* _J
The following testimonials have been f urnished ua:
" We believe in Printer's Ink. Advertise in the best Newspapers largely
and well, and returns are sure. The stronger the advertising, the larger the
returns."
" "Without the aid of Advertising I could have done nothing in my enter*
prises. I have the most complete iaith in Printer's Ink. Advertising is thi
lioyal road to business."
u We have tried almost every sort of medium in advertising, and long ago
becanie convinced that the results were largely in favor of the fresn and
varied columns of the Newspaper."
" An experience of many years has demonstrated to us the great value and
benefit derived from carefully prepared and properly displayed advertise*
ments in well-established, influential Newspapers."
" Money may be thrown avvay in advertisements as easily as in any
other way, Success dependa upoo the selection of proper mediums and
PERSISTENCY. The best nedium in our judgment is a good News
paper."
u Aceording to the character and extent of your business, set aside a liberal
percentage for Advertising, and do not hesitate to keep yourself unceasingly
before the public. It matters not what business of utility you may be en*
gaged in, for if intelligently and industriously pursued, a fortune will be the
resnlt."
M Tn no department of business is there probably so much money wasted aa
in advertising, and in no department are good judgment and experience more
requisite. Twenty-tive years' experience has clearly demonstrated the supe
rioradvantagea and eocAomyol Newspaper advertising over all other mediums
offered for that purpose."
M If what you have to aay be strictly true Bay it in a good newspaper. Ita
readera are intelligent, will appreeiate a bargain, and of every sucn customer
ytui make an advertlser. For forty-si-ven years nine-tcnths 01 our advertising
jias been done on this plan, and oz the whole expenditure, all that we regret
is contained in the other tenth.''
" The poliey oi every man in businet?, and who must live by the public,
should be to fet the public hearof him. Hia best speaking-trumoet is the
Newspap* r adveartiaemeni In a populoua community and a rapid age like
this, every tradermust make himself heard and known, otLenviso he will fall
behind the progressof his neighbora."
*? Of all the methods open to the merchant for advrtising his buaunefal,
an experience of neariy half a century enablea us to unhesitatingly declare
in favor of the NEWSPAPER Jt is without execption, the most econo
mical, peraiatent, painstaking and auoceasfnl canvaaeer any business firm
can secure for the pnrpoae of bringing their goodi to the attcntJon of the
consumer."
"Have what the public want Scll it wirh moderate profit. Adver?
tise largely in Fiksi-c'i.ass Xkwsi'apkrs, and you are bound to do a
trade. Let thi: Newspapkhei be the bebt you CAM^OBftAnu no matter
what the coat h is but natural that an Advertiaer must, in a degn-e,
ahare in, and thereby gain from. the respect whieh a reader entertains
for an ably conducted jounuU."
"An experience of many yeara has convinced us of the great ralue .and
benefit derived from careraUy prepared advertisements of auch goodeaaare in
tock. Not over-eatimating their qualityor quantity, but eonfonning as near
ia poasiblc to their merits, and inserting the aame in influential newspapers,
bandaomely displayed. We have found the cost returned to us in moreased
fcradc tenfold."
" During the laat Twenty Yeara I have apent thoroaanda of doflara in a?b
vertiaing in all the old and ni *v__ngled metnoda whieh are daily set before
peraiatent ridvertiaer8,and have long been satiafied that if a man mli thetruth
in the Newspapera he ia aure t<> get ample returna for his money. Two or
linea in a large daily has often reBufted in returning to bm one hundred
the cost.4<
threi
timea the
" Publicity is money. This has come to be reeogMfttd^u ? principlo in
buameef*. CJompetition ia ao keen,and we live in auch busv timea that a mana
inly chance of auccesa li- s in proclaiming the ments of his W trea far and
ride np and down the niarket He must keep ? trumpeter, the pubhe at
, ntion must be arreetfd, and be who best auoceedi in this has the best chance
4 makinga fortune. In this conviction every oneof apint ndvertises It is
iot aufficient to put a aign over the door, aigna must be aent outiar and wuie,
id people made to aee and remember them in apite of tkemaeltm
ftliei.ui y Bucoawuig, b uuxa u..".>, _vw- ^??.
tises Uberally and judicioualy, faila of aucceaa, while there are hundreda who
never aucceed at all, merelybecauae they have not the pluck to nend a por*
tionof their profita in inaking known to purchaaera their whereabouts, and
what. they have to aelL Attempting to ao business without Advertising is
like usin" a dull tool, wh.n a keen, aharp one, liea within reach."
-We have for many yeare stadied the art of Advertising. and still it re
rnaina ^ nwvel to us tl.ai there is not a hundred times more of it We never
Z k?,lv iniin to advertiae hia rvarea Ubertily and steadilv that it d,d not
nav V t l.,-re are tl.ousan.ls of manufai-turers and tens of ttoiiaamlaof men,
p?y \ 11 uu it i 4 bousehold m the
Wfore tl? most wwderfol and aaafnl torentSaa bMaaa) k?o?.L
nviinlvon accountof Advertising.
",_.aa-tfj?tFW^7 rralriaaii **
dnpa; tho Hda of pu&mtn ao-* tam atto way.
"Z it tikaa time to atart tax Advertising is the steam wtaai baja BBB
Mafawrtaa Fra atodasl iVl mattor.' "-Boston Joorual
SPECIAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.

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