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TRYING A PARK POLICEMAN.
9
Mcinerney and mcdonald ill at ease.
9SSTt.MO.NY AUAINMT HIKM?PEOPLE WHO TUOl'OIIT
BCUWaKZI.KR WAS INTOXICATKD.
Park Policeman Matthew Mcinerney aad ex-Park
Policeman John Mc Dun sid But next tu Lawyer
Bowe lu ths Cuurt of General Seestons yesterday,
and indulged in frequent ohispontd consuliattous
With hun, hut that aggressive confidence in their
ni aileen co witieli BS avowed did nut prevent them
from lookttiif nervous ami ill at ca*; as the evidence
Wm* unfolded ou which it ib sought to convict
them of assaulting aud robbing Joseph Sch wai /.lei
On the evening of December 19, 1885. The court?
room WM well Ailed, und thc blas and gray uni?
forms',! if Miinicii ni .'uni I'ark policemen wen-numer?
ous. Arniston! District-Attorney FeMows's wittt*
emms more than panted .Mr. Howe'- pugnacity.
? When ths sass was lesamed Assistant District*
6Morney Nie-..il r.tiled Joseph Bchwanles und
e testified ihat h<- kept both tho prisoners
in aigbt i'l-oin tho time of tito assault until they
woie snooted, and s<? WHS BOTS thu they wero the
right un-n. Ile testified that he hat' received tln
eilver which hs charged the prisoners with steal*
ing fruin lum lu change fur s ^l<> lull. Berne ?ol
tho money he had spent before reaching the BOOM
Of the a--unit.
Mr. Howe then OSSSllnfl Mr. SohWerzler with
multitudinous questions os lo Iww.w hen ond when
he hod expended money on ths day ol tbe alleged
assault. Bnt Mr- 6eh warmer answered every ques?
tion readily ami ooah) ooi he entangled in any con
tradieitoii.s, although Mr. Howe worked so hard to
ooeomphah it thal oe perspired fr ely ond seemed
to be having a wm m. time of it than ti.e witness.
Policeman .lames C. Fergnsan, of tho Twenty
third Precinct, testified that in reoponos ko cries of
?'Help! Police!" be ran to tlie oreel
Side of Fiith-ave. near Etgbty-aixth-et..
on tho night ol December 10, accompanied
by Probationary Officer IfoEnsol. McDonald
wnsetaoding oh the nark wall and Behwarsler
pointed lum out as Ins assail tnt. Tho witness
twice ordered him to some flown before ho cotn
bbed. At that moment Mcinerney, who was
titantliiiL' ahout fifteen foot distant, started off.
Behwarsler grabbed him ami demanded that he ho
ai rested also. The witness then clutched Mciner?
ney ami asked him whit his nuinhor was. As ho
Wore the grnv uniform of the puk police. He ro
hlied '? 110." Striking a match Ferguson saw
that the tiu-ures on Iiis shield were" 122." Fer
euson then aoseribod Behwerslef's bettered condi?
tion, saving that ho looked as if ho " Lad been
through a sawmill.'' He told of McDonald's jiate
MMBt at tho police station that he was a park po
licemuu and that his uniform and badge were at
the Park Arsenal. Private Watchman Jacob
Voelbcr. who had followed close ou the heels..!
Ferguson when iho cries for help woro hoard, enr
loborated his testimony. He saw aebodv running
away while he was hastening to the senna ol the
assault.
Edward P. Hatch, a drv-goods monbon! living
at No. 1.038 Fifth-are,, had left hi* house when he
heard the rapping of the policemen's cluhs, and
witnessed the arrest of the prisoners. Schwarzler
was in a state of great excitement, mid ho at tirst
thought him drunk, hut hu afterward changed Ins
linn.I alu.ut that.
Policeman Charles Ronan was in the police sla
liou when Behwaiakf and the prisoners wore
brough! there.
Mr. Howe.?You have made many arrests for tlrunken
boR* during the twelve years that you havo beeu ou tim
loree, haven't you I
Ht.nan. Yes.
li,.?Aud Lave had them convicted hy polloe magis?
trate* I A. ?Yes.
Q.?Then we will consider ynu an expert. Xow, from
your own experience, would yeiu gny that Si-hwarzlor
was intoxicated or not wheu he had the prisoners ar?
rested I A.?He was sober.
Mr. Howe's countenance foll and tho prosecution
decided that it was a good place to rest their case.
Mr. Howe recovered himself and moved thnt the
charge of robbery he wit lid ni wu from tin- con.-itl-i i
tion of the jury. Recorder Smyth promptly denied
the motion. Ihen Mr. Huwe, opening for the de
fence, promised to prove that ihe> prisoners, like
the witnesses called bv tbs prosecution, had hoon
drawn to tho place by Schwarzler's cries for help.
Tho tirst witness called liv the doteuco was Ser
geaut Nelson Harndnu. of tho Twenty-third Pre?
cinct. It was expected to provo through bim that
Schwarzler had said nothing ahout robbery at the
police station. But ho testified that when anec
tinned as t<> what motive the prisoners wonld have
had in assaulting him Schwarzler had replied : "I
don't know unless it was to rub nu-," and tiie
tharne- entered on the blotter was " OOBOnll willi
intent to rob."
Park Police-man John Morph* was at ths Arsons!
Station when Schwarzler and the prisoners were
brought ia. Bo thought Schwai-zlei' was intoxi?
cated.
Colonel Fellows?Did you detect any of tho fumes ot
liquor nbnui him I A.?No.
1}.?Why did you think him Intoxicated t A. ?He
Stageereel.
Cobnel Fellows made the wit'ie*s acknowledge
that tu- hod walked a long wav beside th - prisoner
and hail helped him into a street ear, hut still bo
persisted that he " was not near enough to smell
Lim."
(J.?Did you over meet a man wlio was Intoxicated
Trillion! Hinellliu; tho liquor upon hnu I A.?Yes?nol
Mr. Howe then examined tho witness as to ihs
different manifestations pf inebriety, and be told
kow one man mlghl "waifcgtraight " and Mill i.e
drunk and mil .".noth.-r mao mit'li* " t::lk -traight "
end still he thunk.
Colonel Fellows?I).d yon crer sno a man so drunk
lli.it he didn't smell ul liquor I A.?I WOB't itii-wci tl..it
Msattoa.
Nearly a dooen butchers, tailors snd laborers and
a str.-it milmed soperiutendent te>tiii.-il to the
goeed character >.f tho prisoners.
6 il'.-.tnt J..hii Vf. England, <?' tho Park Police,
tbnui_lif thnt Bi hwarzler was "decidedly under the
intliioiice of nquor" wheo bs entered the Arseuol
Station.
Tiie ease will bs oontinued to-day at ll o'clock.
IMMIGRATION FOB 1885.
kki'oiit of nu: OOMMtssiOKl BB?falling off is
7IIK M Mill K Of AlililVAI.-.
Beeretery Jockson yesterday completed the an?
nual npt.rt of the pond ol Emigration nod tor
wantali! to the |_egislotnre. Tbs moori consists
chiefly oi statistics, but contains some recommen?
dation* for the eonsidemtion of the Legislature,
The total nnmber ol pnosoogem omrlng st New
York fn.m foreign p'irts last rear woa 846,140 j
891,060 wiro ofiena au.l 5A.083 were citizens ol
the Utiiled Sletes <?r had pre; Ionalv visited the
country. Of the alien passengers il'2,U2* were
meu, kt,mn women, ond <>o,i~7 children nndei
twelve. Not since ls?!* bas thc uiiiiiici at imi heen
h" small as la.-i year, when it was 38,980 less than
tho mortons yenr.
ihe nationality of the immigrants was as fol
lowai Germany, 97,018: Ireland, 85,277; Eng
load. 38.667; Kinma, 16.888 i Sweden, l?.o.i5:
Italy, 16,740; Hungary, 11,6061 Austria, IO, --_';
Norway. 9,974 ; Denmark, 7..mi? ; Bohemia, fl.fi I2j
8ci>llat.d. 5,7i'ti: S wit /..-rland. 8.739: France,
3.Ml ; Netberland, 2,273; Kelgium, 1,702; Wale-,
1,111 ; other countries, 6498. Of the totaL 83,839
remained In New-York t 86,3<n went to Illninih ;
2'i.ti-i t<> Pennsylvania j ir?,:t:*t? to Wis
?oasinj i;i.i.'l"s to Ohio; 12,564 to M in
iesota: 10,304 to iowa; s.733 tee
Michignu; 8,"Jil to Now-Jorsov: 7,621 to Mis
soorij 7.H.-' t-i Itossochnaetts; 8,013 to Kebreehe;
6,(i3st to California; 5.383 to Kansas: 5.ii*Jt* to
Connecticut; 4,!?3tJ to dakota; 4.1*1) to Iiidluua,
end 6,468 to tho Southern States. The Labor
Bateau found employment ft?r *,(!?}:< men nnd t'.,H;?o
women. With few exceptions ths women were en
JaflOd M boam servant-., with waites averaging
rom mri to $10 a month. There were treated si
th" boopltals os Ward'i leland l.HT'^ peranns:
1,602 worn discharged snd 100 died, le?Yiugl70
iu thc hespitiils oo Jaaaary 1. i his does inn in?
clude ;i Ians number who wen eared for in the K-f
vkc and in llit-lns-iiie A j ium; au.l besides 1,632per
Bouswhohiid Im-cii OXOOOSd to ?ma il pox nu shipboard
were temporarily eared for. The expenses of the
Commission were: tj!.w>(?.4.reri for ihe maintenance of
the institutions, supplies, salaries, etc.; $1-.!-",
expeaoee of Castle Gardes landing depot; ^".?><i7
to tbe eity for rent of Oastle Uardeo; hmnmnee,
?1.1961 transportation ot dmtltntS iuimiRiauts,
to.610; meals and relief to destitnto immigrants,
92,728; legal expenses, steamboat liiro io trans
port imiiutjr.uits, 0te.,f8,168| total, fldl.DOy 1)(J.
'1 he i-omuiissioners recommend that tho Wartl's
Jsland property south of thc main road bo leaded
gild thc nioner derived be applied to pay a iin.it
MV of $200,000 on ihs property held by tho Con
Mtier, .md to pay the indebtedness ol Um Commis
aioviti Ihe several c..unties and institutions ..1 ths
btate.
tfVOUS CHARQE8 AGAINST A CHILD.
OM.Y SEVEN YLAIIS OI.Il AND A l'USSIBI.K Mt'P.
DKKKK.
Lillie Janies R. Tiionmsou, ago sorou, whose
father is Janitor of the rta house So. Kiti hast Ooe
huudrod-aiid-elKhth-st.. went homo from school at
noon on luesilay. with lea rs minimi, down his pale
face, aud sank exhausted on the flour. When his
mother asked him what waa the matter he said ?
jj i have un awful nain in my stomach where Arthur
Ik'Kirs kicked mc." Thc boy grew worse m rapidly
thar Ilr. A. H. Leary, of No. 113 KastOue-huu:li.-.(
and-sevontotMitli-st.. was called. There waua bunin
Oil Hie boy's forehead whu h attracted the nhvsi
Cian's atieulion. Jmnes said that while ho was
aoiutf dow n a llmh! of stair i from the schoolhouse
to the yard, Arthur Bcg^s, a hov of hi* mia une,
to .k li-l.l "f his ball aud baiigoil his Icm I again tr
the railing] While he was bonding ily wu ami ti. n,n
Ef roe bis hoad Arthur kicketl him in tbe"so?mncii.
arks ol'an injury to the boj'sabdomoh iiippuriod
s story. HewsslceptqiiietlubodofKl the physician
proscribed apnlicatious to thu abdomeu to relieve
the pain. On Wednesdity hit luflertog? weroetilljiu
tenso, and Dr. Leary began to fear that tuc injury
was dutigoroiis.
Mr. Thompson went to the sehoo] to make in
quilies about the allogetl assatili. Ho hkd board
that some other boys had witnessed tho tight. -The
school boilding is au old frame boase iA Dnc-lnm
drctl- .inl-lif;ii->t., lietween Third an?l lexington
aves. .Miss Denni vin, Ibo t.rincipai. (ineatlonod the
boy- 1*1 James's Sl>m.bnt they all said they had not
HM atty uno hurt iiiin. Ailinn- Begt;s denied
bav.i-.g kickod Jiinios. He said he wa*
fcoiag down itaiis behind James and
put his haids on his head. James
niaht have struck his hoad against the railing.
tabor's home is at No. 190 Last Onc-huudre.l-aud
ourth-st. Ilia father, who \H a house painter,
.vent to SCO tho Thompsons and offered to pay for
he services of a physician. Information of tho
?ase was given to tho police yesterday, wheo Dr.
.cary said that the-re was not much hopi' that
lames would recover. Indication* ot peritonitis
vere visible. Mr. Thompson, who was a soldier-in
he war, tmiil yesterday afternoon:
14 Wo OOO likely to lose our little son. Ho still
ays that Arthur Hoggs kicked him. and as he
s a quiet, truthful child, fro believe hi*
tory. Kddie Logan, a hoy living in Third
ive., s.n.i tm Tuesday that he saw Arthur
tick James, but ho denies it now. We
IOS not been able to find any person who saw
lames injured."
Arthur Hoggs is a bright little boy who has a
;.eotl reputation for obedience at ths school. His
oother said yesterday: "1 hive questioned tho
>ov closely sad he *avs he did not kick James. He
ijs that they were good frWids and porer had a
[nortel. My chihlren have boon tnught to tell the
ruth. I an luolined To believe that tho Thompson
toy ia Buffering from some natural trouble which
let eloped on Tuned oy as he was leaving tin
chool.'' Coroner Levy wont to seo tho injured hoy
-esr--relay. He said that if James died a thorough
n vestige tlon would os made,
TiuJiE'shivij.
rr.OMINKNT ARRIVALS
Filth Avenue Hotel? Ex-8onator Joseph E.
Tel).mold, of Mullana.Hopman //-->ii#c-Uovornor
laval ll. Hill and M. E. Hell, >upervlitni: Architect or
ne Ti c.tsui-y Depart incut.HotelJfrtmaieie*?norman
1, Column, P. 8. Coin missioner of Agriculture, uml Kiiii
oatl t'ounolsst.iiifi- .It.lin I>. Kernaii, pf Luca.
Murroa Hill Utd.-l?Bishop Rowell, of Vermont......
Hlotp Boote-W. l'croy Tilpliman. C. h. vice-consul
ie ne ml at Berlin.Vittoria Hotel -John V. Andrew
nd Mrs John A. Andrew, of Boston.Albemarle
l;lil -Fronds Bartlett, of Boston.Rr'crirorl Houtt
t'aviii CosatrOOtor K. W. Steele, D. B. Nitvy.Hotel
ih,Hmm-Gout-ral W. P. Carlin,X'. H. Army.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Brown University Alumni dinner, Deltnonleo'e even
dk, , _
Kevlewef Ttl! UoiclniRnt by Art)iitant-G<Mieral Tortcr,
irtimry. B p. ni.
Joseph Schwarzler caso before Recorder Hmyth, ll
Citizens' meeting to discuss hi?h license bill, Chlcker
iii: Hull, - p. m.
Madamo (neville's lecture, CMeksrlng Hall. I p. m.
Beta Theta I'i Fraternity montos. Clark's, 8 p. m.
Lainyotto Alumni Association dinner. Hotel llruns
rtek, aventng.
Engineering Society of School of Mines, Columbia Col?
ts ge, 8 p. m.
Microscopical Pnciety, Xn. (it Madison ave., R p. m.
Bereuty-Urst Kegiment Veterans' nicetlui;. Armory, 8
i. va.
Meeting of the Bullee Board.
?- ?
NEW-YORK CITY.
" L. M." -They have no voice whatever and do
lot vote at all.
" T. K. S.. Boston "?'Wo do not know which cluh,
f any. holtL tlieeliaiiipion.slnp. Several claim it.
John F. Amos has hired tho Stevens House, in
{roadway, for live years, at an annual rental ol
116,000.
John Boo, of N'o. n2 South Fifth-avo.. went to
Sellevue Hospital yesterday suffering from typhus
ever, lie was sent to North Brothel Island.
" 15. B. IL" sends tl to tins offlct fm-1 ho family
if Alexander Geyer, A friend in Reading, Penn.,
tends $'_'. " M. K. AV." semis $5. "(J. W." Banda BB.
The proceeds from a Imi-sinus to view the " Bas*
iian Wedding Feast" at No. 24 John?f. to-doy, om
to 00 niven to tbs Harlem Lye, Far and Throat lu
irniary.
A cable dispatch to Oolri.hs St Oft nays that the
leeond new ste-ame-r built by John Elder A Co. for
:he North German Lloyd licet wa* sncoeeofnlly
ounohed yesterday; tonnage 5,500, horsepower
SOJO.
MayorGraOS wont yesterday to Boston, where- h.
ivill deliver a lecture on Baaday night entitled
''I'he Irish ni Anterica." f..r the benefit of the Car
icy Hospital of that city.
The Board of Trade and Transportation yester
lay recommended tho poosago of Senator Qria
oold's bill proposing fixed salaries flor tbe Health
linter ni,il his assistants at Quarantine, and
P6.000 annually for incidental i-xjk-iisos.
The first of a series of live m.-dual talks to yoong
nen will lie given this evening in Association Ball
'ty Professor I'Te-el.-ncU If. Stiii^is, .en " Karly Mnii
bood?Some of Its HatiL'-rs."
Daatel Dougherty will lecture on "Oratory" In
Steinway Hall on Saturday evening, February 90.
n old oi tbe lund for \\ loon i ond orphans, raised
ley ilu- New-York Young Men's Roman Catho!ii
benevolent Assn int iou.
'1 be church building and schoolhonm in Twenty
riiih-.t.. west of Eigutb-ave., bas been transferred
to ihe ('hinch of St. Columba, by Archbiatiop ( or
rigan, for a nominal consideration.
Tba fonndsthms for five houses in Tenth-ave., ho
i w.'i ii Ninety-fourth snd Ninety-fifth st,., wera laid
recently when tbe ground wns freezing. Superin?
tendent lyOencb yesterday directed that they be
rebuilt
Ths Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com?
oon v comes np smiling from Its reeeni conflicts,
ami in the statement from ito president. Mr. Greene,
elsewhere punt tl tins morning, makes a haudsome
showingof its forty years'record snd of the de
cided K-riiis ii h.i> s.' lured during the 11 il year,
A I I til RI OS Wli.M I s.
eProfesaor Holder, of tbs American Museum of
Natural rtiatory, led ured yesterday morning In t h>
banquet hall ot t be Hotel Bruns* lek on " whales."
lb described ibe various classes ol Ibeea animals
end told of their habits snd mei innis of subsistence.
M MK. QREVlLLR'S LABI I KCTVRR.
Madame Durand (Henri Greville) .viii deli ver her
hist lecture al ( hichering Hall this afternoon al I
o'clock. The subject is "roseau ts and Priests," .i
itorj oi Bosnian life It trill be delivered in
English.
un- anni'a i. waurn ti m.m. a i it is-.
The New-York (uv Eisteddfod a ill toke place on
Monday. The Kev. Dr. Frederick Ryans will be
ininti ie tor, iinil the presidents will he Chief Just i. ??
Noah Davis snd M-Postmaster-(Jeiii-ral Thomas I
.linn.
at
CKSSURIKfl A RAILROAD Company.
Richard Millward, ol Kincsbridge, wa* killed by
on engine of the Hudson River Railroada! Sony*
ten Liuvvil on January 'J.h. Witnesses saul tue
place where he mel his death was a dangerous ono
aiiii especially SQ Bl uigbt. hut lliat then mus in.
flagmen stationed there. Tbs coroner's Jory yeo
teraaj gave a verdict of osnsure sgainst tin oom*
puuv.
liKoOKLYV.
ChartssBeed ires tin.-.t *;_..ii md som to Jail lor twenty
Oajrs reataruar for keeping a disorderly house at Cosey
l -ilile.l.
; The beery rotas lost week have ns4< Ihe EMOrewood
witt. 1 tniiildy lint il is not tlimuilit timi Ihe iiili-etiuite. in
thc water are detrimental lo health.
AlaiaaOer Wani, who pleaded gm ty lo the Coori o!
Sessions renterrtay to bljiainy, mtrried twine alter de
tarting tn.- Oral wita Tba eeeoad wife died, bat he lett
thu Hillel and relurueil tc tlio 111 ret.
A draft oi a bul ii is bera prepared nt the lostaoee "t
Controller Hrlnki-riioil antherlilnM th.-, appointment eef &
iloiil.iuastei m superintendent ol tun Wallaboo! Dooks,
with ihe powers of,, kaliwi uastei,
te. H. Kallo, tho Italian Consul-Geaeta], decided rm
terdar to ieod to ituiv thu two <;rcci. sallari arba ku le l
11 fellow seaman on thr high M3ii? on January Iii. wlnlu
uu their way lo this pm t.
Mii'iu.el Higgins, Bga sixteen, wim killed ida talbot on
Christina! by striking hun on tba head wita bb earl hen
henri, wn? helli fm tim lirand Jury after u tin ilinluary
exaiiiluntioii by I'oilee Justice Massey yps-erday.
The WOldOOS and vestrymen ni All siilntu' Protea! int
EplaaepM Chnreh, at Boventli ave sad Serrata ?t.,
bare adopted resolutions doelarlna ibat Bortaln articles
printed In suuie iirnuklyn napers rafleetlng on the
cliar.ie'.er ot tlio Re*. Melville Boyd, who 1ms rnnl*iiHel
th.'iiistor.it... ii,im. no truth iu tbeiu There ls no stain
on Mr. Boyd's eienr.trt.-r.
Tbe Coroner's tan that Investigated tao ooaos of tbs
.lentil at Uh-detre I ( lally,who lia.! lils le* cnietho.t batweu
11 Bridge ear ami the plutforui tn the Brooklya statinu mi
February 7 and died tU? next tiny, receiinuiuutlnei tlint
Kufri-narelK i.i,iilns! the rt-oi'.rruin-i. ot similar ac I lenin Hu
provided.
lint's. There trill be two semi ns, one beginning
2 an'l the other oi 7i80 p. m.
T.ll.EIXO AOAlSsr 0LRORAR0ARIXR
Tin- National Dainrmeo'g ProtaetiTC Asoona
tun, jKiiieii yculordiiy with the gattOUBl Agricultural nml
Hairy Asaocialluii In thu convention nt tin:' ..uml Central
Hotel. Mcaiiur.-t to pn v. ni thu luitiiiiliiclnru of oleu
tuumiirlae, buttorlne und other butter Imitation- wore
discussed. Mr. 'I ltiklii.ni, of \urnioiit, uinl Mi. Titpner, ot
Iowa, thoueht thal tti?i imanufaclnr.: of bogtta nutter
coiiiil not be i'iiu*lltiitme,iiii |irohlbited. The salo, how?
ever, should be roKuhitud i.y law. Hogus liuiter, they
?Utftfcsted, should Le- taxed, ?tara|t?d, and tniel only uudrr
license, and every hotel, rest.iumnt ami IiuarulnK-lioiHR
111I11K oleuiniir^arliie iliuuld nc obliged to tlisuliiy tx
jeiit'itei conspicuously, "Olaoasargartaa used hero."
.-en.lim Low, of ' .rniiKo County, favored simulate- pto.
lil'iltloii liv Mule l.f?isiniureis e,t both nianufiii.tiiro and
sale. J. K. Itruwu, of tbe New-York Hairy ('omuil?iem,
sahl that tee lee?t oleouiarKsrine made was Injurious un
tooti and that prohibition of muniifacture waslui|ierallve
as a matter of public health. Oreen H. Kanni, ex-Coin
?fastener of intorual Kevaaaa, waa thou introduced.
?'Oonaross," he tali, "must act to regulate th* matter
Sliocosafully. Hut ConcreHS cannot prolilbtti lt inn -l tux.
I iiiltn'.tou butter should be taxed. Stamped uud the sule
Uoenaed under tbi. Internal Kevenue lawn."
F. H. Thurber alio adroeatcd thc poonina of a law by
CoiiKress taxing the manufacture of oleoinuritarliie tn a
proiilt't'ory extout A resolution wan )>a**od uruitie
ronJ.ro?8 to make a law putting the manufucture nnd
?..le of all imitations ol btnter under the control of the
Internal Keveuue HonartiueDt, lnriue a tux of not Imi
tbali 10 cents a pound on such Imitations, and aliowliiK
them to bo sold only in such packages un Hie Kovcnuo
Heparluient may direct.
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LEAVIXO HIS JEWELRY OX A FERRTROAT.
Janies Teaaplo, .proprietor of tlio Boooaiore
Hotel, ls tbo owner of a Iiand*oiuii coantry-soat at Munt
liigtoo. Lon* lalitnti. Last Hunday after visiting nis
sututiierlioiiee lie "turted for homo. After leann*: the
Thu tv fourth it. ferryboat Mr. Temple found that he
Usd left lils v.iliiie. whle-ft contained fllaiiiondu lind |ew
elry worth ?1,000, on tba boat. Ho bas olTeied a reward
of ?100 lot tho rellim of tho valise.
PATERS llEFOIiE THE ACADEMY OF MEDICIS E.
At tho iiM'ctinjr of tho Academy of Medicine
la>-1 t>renlng at So. I'J Beet Tiiiriy-tlriit-sl., Hf. II. D.
Cliapin read a paper on " Klisuiuiiilsin," dencrlblug Its
phases ie early lite. Hogavea iiiiiuinjrof cities of hu
own obseivutl>ii and theil treatment, hi.ori pupers
were reau ainu by Hrs. J. a Peters, J. I* Smith and A.
Jacobi.
REWS FROM TUE SI RC RDS.
SURREt CITY.
Application has been made to tho Chancellor for th?
appi-liilmeiit of a receiver for t'lel'avonta Holler Skating
Kink tn Pavonla-avo. lt was started by a stock company
with a paid np < apitai of f&OOOaM the iitockbol.lt rt
reaped a aarvest, bat boalaaaa hag Seen doll teeently,
and there lu au IndebtodncM* of ijU.oOO; the building
alon.- In worth ^l-'.OOO.
James Lee, m-'e sixty-five, wat found dead tn a hull
wav tn afoatoomery-at reeterday. Ha earned a pre?
carious llvelihoied by doing od.I shore* but on WodDoa
day received a letter fr..ni H.iine wealthy relative* lu the
West inviting him tee com.' tn lb' ni ami iBcloalBg money
to pay his fare. Death li attributed to henri disease.
Benjamin Smith, of Va 407'?j BlSSebSf St, near York,
ontere.i the flint l'reciiiet Police Station yesterday and
declared in au excited manner that somebody bail Ulled
him full of areeale Bad be expeeted to.Ho every tuoiueut
It wuk evi lent that the man waa Insane
Tho stsbie-h af Colgate B Ca, the soap manufacturers,
were eui.-red by bundara on Wednesday nlKbt and thirty
pliirt nf htil-?o bluiiketn, vnllliel nt giOO, WIN Stolen. I
Hie i:ouse of Abrahan Thomas. So, ii-* Second-et, wm i
alao rotiliod of silverware, Jewelry and clothing valued <
at .f-100.
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MEW-JEB8BT.
LiNi'K.v ?Ab Track-walke-i- Edvard Kiley was nearing
Hil* station on tho Pennsylvania Hallroad yes
letelay morning tlie ilirht froui lila laiit-rn fell upou tbe
mangled form of a man, wlio wai tdcutillcc an iioiiiit-b
Weber, tx well known resilient.
ST AT I..N I > I. A NP.
5nw-Donp.?The wert oa tbe Vanderbilt amiiaolenin
In the Morarlau Chnreh Cemetery n makin: rapid pro
nn -.-. A temporary c<..>f nea been pot on. i he seveBtr
two catacombs m tbeehapel floor are nearly oompleteu.
An alteration lathe n-rminil door plan lias been ninite to
add forty-eight smaller tombs for Hie shildrea of the
various Bsanatiera ..f t he family, and the foundations are
belogiald. Pinkerton's detectives still malatala tbelr
lonely watch beforo tho reeetvlog tomb.
LOSG ISLAND.
Penan Poon.- The body of D.C. iiiiniiey was lnoin
eia:iii at the Mt. Dliv.it Crematory yeeterday. Tneio
wein no ceiviinniir-.
rtitit[\..ieAi i. -Burglars emend the atora of John
Van Nostrand, on.- mlle va.i at this riling* early yea
tei'lay ami earned off a langi "iu.'intlty of vr-elnal.le
property. Tha burglara attempted io enter several
house.-. BUI wen- MgbtOaed oR.
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WKsrcin.-i i.i; OOUSTT.
Il a hts pam..?Aa unknown scissors grinder from this
City wa* kllleJ by B l'awlinit train jenter.lay.
Wam I'iain1-. Ihe trial of tho Kev. H. I'. Whlto for
assaulting Mi-- Elfreda Kol.in-.on wa-t not tlnlshrd yes?
terday. M. J. Keogh annulled up for tim defeno* and
after a brief ..pennie by Dis!rle! Attorney Laker for the
people Hie court adjourned until to-.lay. Mr. Keogh ne?
fen cd to Mr. (Joss as a sneak, a hypocrite, blackmailer
nml conspirator.
ALONG thi: .-tn nd.
BnmoEraoT. Tbe steamer Nenowentns yesestday on
ber passage frons Port Jefferson to tut* oliy waa dis?
abled by mi accliloni to lier boiler.A enanty ball
la<t night lu tbe 4th Itoirlineiit Arm..ry area honored by
tho presence of i inventor Munmin, and staff.
Mil iTF"nie. The Kev. Mr Walker, of the JMoccse of
Georgia, not aeeapted a cali tee the rectorship of christ
Chnreh, ma.le vacant by Hie resignation of the llev.
Beverly Warner.
BOCKLAMD ('"I'S'i'Y.
Nvack.?Oaablei Charles A. t hspuiAn sneeeeds the
lite William c. Moore as president ol tba tfraeh National
Hank, anil John M. QeBOOr luis been elected cashier.
Coonana?carretta Connell, ot .tcrse.y city, a track
walk-r em tha West Mn.re Railroad, wini killed i.y a con?
struction train yesterday. Uo Jumped from ouo train
dlioctly in front of aaother.
WOTRL Ml lilOTi rn- SCKTDE.
Mr*. Scliwiiitel. wim keeps Um boarding'
lieeiise. Nee. Aol 1'oiirth-ave., Ca!Io.l l'ollceinaii Collins
lalo tba house yaaterday ana naked him tn break open
tin- .1"e-i of a roiiin on tin- tlilr.l llemr. whieh had lieen
occupied for t Wei nioiuhh by J. nu LeSbeiSOng, a French
cook, who nit ed her for I wo weeks' boure). Sim-o I nea>
day Bight, when the oook waa aeon tei enter tho m.un,
the door im.I bern locke i. Col Ins found nie Bead body
ot I-ebemoiifc' on thc bed. 'Hie luau liol committed
suicide, probably on Tuesday Bight He nael Btia.he.l
Hie riibuer tni... of a .Imp light to Hi.' las arm at thc
bead of his bed, inroad aa Ibe tra-., wrapped a sheet
about his bead nml Beek, anei ibeo Um .iowa on tbe bad
so tbat tbo tube was portly meier nis body, ami bad
plaeed the free end ..' lbs tuba In bis mouth. < la a mund
near the bed was this BOIS In french :
lo wlie.ni lt mn-. .n. .-ii I aai Meed Bf life and fr Cai
i m. .ie-, leratbia i auka sn tba; aa aa
WIU be ac. usr.l ef mni.it. Mv ( iat..nib- aln.ii - le M .
1 learl'-i It.ilele I-o at He'll.,..:... ?- .lit. I. l'.'l.- 1.
Kebruary 1..
lt waa probable that tba ooob bad written "1083 "by i
aiiatabe, although tbe nol i oarrted for soma
tune. Charles staahofer, the steward it Helmonleo'a,
?aid Ihai I- a?ul forty-Ova yens of age
uml nas but ll ot 1 I e-let li pale lils rn Belgium. Ile bil
i.e-eii in this aonnlry aboui a dosan yean, Kor Arel
ysars ne wsa employed In llltsburg, At Uelmoi
ha mus einplo)sq f"i t io y. ai?. bal "-t bis pl te. Mr.
Kanliofer procure?l v. ok f. i i eraoug il rs.
;.;,i.'.s. reeently it tbe Merah ania* ciao, bul ha w..
'* ersuky " and laty at limaa. Us was destitute winn
he commit:. .1 Midd*
rffg CAMM "ll I i Abm: t: BISHOP.
Eleanor V. liiahop, the gray-hoirod, matronly
leet.ire-r on ineiii.ii .ml uietap IO 1 -.ii IB
tbe Ueneral Sessions reslerda] with annmbarof wil
ni-iscs, prepared to defend berat li ai ams. tbs t ii irga eef
larceny on walch she was arre-?t. .1 .e-iera! week aga
AMistant IMstrlei-Attoroey Hedfoni. who ha
nditr before Judge Cowing said that tha aaae e.f
I'ollda, m.- italian murderer, had aeeupled ??>
days that ll md I
live nf ihem abu b bad been net down for prcvlou
? i mus! I..' triad Bi ?i Lan ur
Ituudali, ir. i.. ... ' ked thal tn. c tae lie
lrl--?l num.-ii ...-.v. Un urged Ihat hla ellen!, whose lu*
II.irene .? lie U e 1 '." I. M .1- Billilli I ttl l-|". il I'.
Mr. Bedford -mit., u u-'-l.-. Ilishop t*x Bow eu ball
Bo gre il 1.1 :;.... ?-?? m .- ?'
n:iii, ih'. prison '..-?? which had been fixed foi trial
were disposed e.r. .luelle i ..a 'nfc- decided tb.vt i ir
must go orer for tbe term lt the DIsirtet-Atforney la
skited, ami thai aeUoo was laban.
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/ \/7.'/ ss i inion t OS CRRRATRD IMRRA
Tbe ashee of a person incinerated in Europe
passed turo lay an tbelr w .? -.ee
ran i Al the oRlea of the Adams Kspreat
Couiuany lt was aid yesterday that the Ural aot lei Ibal
bail li.:.-li i.e.-Iv. .I wai ali In |'ilrv fro il tba BOBBI
the rale to be charged, On oorpeea tbeexnraa* ehargs
li double lbs Ural class pas mi r fare ind
islous to know If ba should tn-at tbs Babes aa a
.psi., Ill til" a'" -eire., ll 1 I ?..,',ll ,i I a , , !l I li" re-III e I ll S
?.?!? in a I". ? .1'i.iut ttiti-eii luchsa iqnare, wiii.-ii al'o
gather weight i noll aboui cv tit> pounda ll bbs
'? way-billed " al Ai ?". Hi i usual merah indite rats
company applied to tba Board of Health for a permit
f.ir the transportal on of ti.e pttckage, bal was Informed
tn.it ii .ne vt i- required lt ls understood tbat Um som
puny will it-tf..rJ Hit. declalon ai a praeedent.
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? ;?/. uro FOR BRA I / v.''
Bamnel Clark, a hardened yoong colored man
from lexus, ? .s tried raaierday ..efor. Judge Cowing nn
a .iiiifc-e ol ii. aling a watch from llenrj linn's room. >t
Mo. 211 Weat Twenty-elghth-Bt A??istniit District
Attorney Bedford palled severs^ witnesses, and tba i um
teemed pi e. i.n. Wbeu ' lark wau ton the wltnase-sieud
Jodga Cowing v. .ii in-.i lum to i.e- careful la siring los
testimony, calling bis attention lo tbe magnttuds ..t
tin- e rim. ol perjury. The prisoner, bo ut-ror. -wore thal
lr- hhs Innocent, bul tbe jury eonrletad bim without
tearing tbelr seats Jndga Cowing ashed him why im
bad added peijury to his other crimea. Tha yoong fe-i
low wltb an oath called on Uod to paralyse arary boas
af bis body If ba was aot Innoeaat. Judge Cowiag n
im.vi ugly aaid: "Waeradoyoa aspact lo k-o in tiie
hereafter '? " tba V uni; enan n.'ike.l no wit II lt oarelo?_
smile, ami said i " Well, I haven'l i-'.'t things irjilltei tlted
yet, but I'm playing for Heaven." lin ant scuioucud to
four years lu tin; Mlato I'riM.n.
un. BOARD rn- uri ni: ces sen.
Thc anim.il dinner of tin Boord nt Trade anti
transportation at tbe Hotel Bruuswlck to-ssorrea sra
nlog promises to bring together tba l.ir?e.?i anmber ol
public men Hint ever attended an annual .lintier of Hil*
organisation. Ths following ar.- ^enm eef tiie toaala ami
tiiu-ee who win respond to them: "Dur Country,"
Speaker John u. ('uriisle; "Our -i.tie.." Mauienant-Uor
amor Kdward c. .leiiiew; "Our City," Kobari B. Neeoey,
preiident ol tba Rnairdol Aidermea; "tiur Slater
iStnte-K." ej-Menittur J. lt. (Jonioti; "Our Commercial
or?ani/.atiiiti*," frederick Kraley, president ..t tim Na
tn.nal Ueeurd ol iin.ie; '-<i'ii I'lunin-ii-i ,,?' Beaator
Warner Miller; "(lui Interstate Commerce," Senator
shelby M. C.illoni: "nar Judiciary." Ju.lgn Je.liu li.
lirady ; "Our Lawmakers." Bpraker Jamas w. Heated .
"Dur Tranaportare." '.en.-rai llorace I'enter; "Ont
Knilroad Co tn in inislone ra," Commissioner John li. Kern an.
AHRRRHRRTS DRFRATRD FOR A THIRD TIME.
The members of the Cotton BxohaiMfe footer*
day for the tldi-il time voted upon a platt for ImproTlag
tin; li..speelloii aud eiasMlllritlioii of BOttOB lind tlifeatcd
it. Tin. prepoaad amendments were voted upon on
October SA, 108A, and eiofeated by Ul votes agitlnsl
H?U in favor ot tbetn. Then tliny were carefully revlse-d,
si.d on M ty '.'(I, l-*Hf>, they were ai;aln defeatttd by a
vote of 111 to 117, Btw*thirds vote bolng ut-csKHary.
The mm n Inn-ills worn a-aiu n.-ferre-.l to tho conimltleo,
Bnd tao vole was Bl In fuv.ir and 124 against.
Till.' TEM UElis PAID ion JARVART.
Tin- teachers la Um public scboolg on
Weetue-i.ij reeeired tbelr salaries for January. This is
the lind ii.iyuient unter tho new Holt sihediiles
by wblrli the Salaries were regrade.!. ihe
Holt pinn weat Into operation od January 1.
The pay-roll amounted to #'J'J6,'?ui?, ul.ont
Bin,nun more thea lt was for tim same month last year.
It wa* ftaivd on account of tho small appropriation that
a reUiii'lliinWoulil hare to be ma te, lim at tim iiie-eii-:tf of
Hu. Hn*rd efl Wednenday several commislioiifir* salo
Hint lhere won.d liol beany rutluctlon of teachers' a-.l
sries.
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TELllSO BOW SFATTORD WAS STARRRD,
AikIk-w ,1. Connelly, wini gfabbod G^OTfffl
Spalford fat div ob Hun.lay, told his rertioa ol Hie affair
in the Yoi-kvlile lour; yeetetOay SMfnlac He says he
wont Into the bute-her uliop al Hm Murray lilli lloU-l
ami fouii.l Spatiord liusy witii a hammer. Spalford
nlsTfnily tanned his band ultu th.- bamusr. A butcher
laid a knife down ami the wltiii-krt ami Spalford fenced
across Uiebloek with tbo knife and hammer. Connolly
?.aid thal he did not suoir that Spalfurd waa bull uutii
in boot arter ward. They wero friend'y aud drank some
mik together belora spalford knew he was hurt.
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ACGUSTCS IL ALLEX'.I APOL09Y.
Several newspaper* in the eity on Mav 2ft,
ISM, publish dluiervtonra id which Augustus II. Ailou
tat reported as int lui; toni of B box of poisonous candy
Tt-lved by a member of his family, aud as woning to
iu anonymous letter as perhaps having some connection
t Uh the candy. The letter had thu printed addroM or
il I ss Jane Walsh, the housekeeper for James H. Whiting.
I charge or criminal libel wat lnii,,n against Mr. Allon,
nd he was Indicted for that offence, after some delay,
.'he case baa not been brought ts trial Tho followlug
utter ls now furnlshe.l for publication :
Mitv.YoiiK. r.-i.tuary it. H8H.
7*> MtttJ.iSR bS'tien rbtwattn IntuvU I On Mav 1" and May
H. 1s-4 i'n ,.. ij.n-nr. 1 in tan ral ot the Ne-w-\ork lispers,
Q'l especl elli- in Th' il'nrln. rrjmrts of tnte-rvicwa with in ' in
elatlnti toa box of poisoned canny which had io.ie- |0 a tn 'ii
'i-r nf mv family ttirmiicb the mail. The iiiionyinons letter
(htih was published is part <>f thc luterslew* had been re.
cueeiby mea siieirt Hm.-precious thereto, and thepubltei
lon I heTe-eef, .es we'll as the interviews, I il.'eply r.-irrel. I li s'
hs lattas .-..iiitain.-d iii-rs.-nai reflections apoa ynu l* ei.en.rh
a make me- rsgral nu pnblleadoa... ul sines those r.-ttmctniua
r.-re a (treat Strong ts ron and Wlioll] n itounde-l In tact. '? n*
gentleman, de, ni it not univ i <int> but apii-amire toulsayow
ba same intbe fullest nuanar paaatMa ii is my wish to
nek.- m. stinted or reluctant ap ilogy sod repar ill on inr au -
n|.irv rc.-niring fruin my Inr mews. 1 wa. rery wtubs la
. matting the int rvlews which wow followed by- ^ ? iel p ibu
'"?ns.-uni I li iv ever -nie-.-. indem-ie.1 niv-eif. and I.e e il
e.ml.myself for so didngi hs i also.io in reseed to im
... ..ti.ins in sii.i Interviews wOectWii up'in Mr. James ft.
Mut mr. No iii'in m ko iv perts Ililli...'If Will -.Tltliheiid such
iu ii. kiiowlislgiiieiit from S la?ly. Ilespe-cffnllv yours,
Ai t-i ans ll. Ai-Liw.
A XEW (HlAXT RORVRRRT ASS00IATTOR.
Tlie old Qrant Monument Association died
reaterday, to give way to tbs new association recently
neorporated hythe Legislator* A notice of thc ui.it
Bg to ba held yesterday was sent by .-Secretary (inaner
te the Helli members of tlie old assoelatle.il. Sixteen of
beni appeared In the directors' room of the Mutual Lifo
[asuranee Company at 3:30 p. m. Bx-Qovernor cornell
?iilleil the meeting IO order and upon hts motion Levi M.
3atae waa elected chairmaa. After Bseretary Cereener
lad re-a.l the call of tho inoetliig ami tho articles or Incor?
poration of the new Oran! Monument Association, ex
lovernnr Cornell stated tli.tt tun meeting bsd been
?aile.I for the purpose of oonsidering the advisability of
turning over tba boob* papen and money In tbe bands
if tbs old assn.-lation to the-m.w one. A motion made
ty Hilve: Hoyt, thal all the property of tho old assocla
:li.ii be given to ihe new one, was carried unanimously.
Patrick Farrelly then madeaniotlnuili.it thu men! ing
i.l.li.urn without day. This aroused considerable dls
lUaalon, but lbs motion was dually carri'.I. Tbs tillie.- tn
if Hu- new aasoclatlon wpi hesitated lu a rew eiays. The
rolleiwlng subscriptions were' reported yesterday :
Till 'll t rri limit.
The Limestone Tannery. f". T.l
Hie lllllsgiore Tannery. "omi
'I lu- Iron"Wii'k Tannery. ti* on
rheBabcock rannery . SOO
Bp colonel rmop figpeimetp, fnited sia'et Conant at Derna
rora.
J.iue-e Speight. 1000
s i n --ty. lu Ott
I'.einnid c nr.iil. . 6 UO
Un Crete', Afurtiroi A- ' 0.
Htrrti.t MetSger. SB00
Total to date.*11 A.01" 19
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WO EYIDESt E OS Poer II. I r,
Alonzo Llincr Halletts, who wns found uti
ronscious on the sidewalk In Btghth-are., near Twenty
bi xl st.. nn Monday nUlit, died on Wednesday. No ono
knew who he was, ami the sere, nnt at Hie Twentieth
-i ie ri Polios Station was about to havo him Inke-n to a
COU, Supposing that be was Intoxicated, when lie was
ideiititi'tl ss a merchant ilnlnc business at No. 12 Cort*
Imii.Ii-si.. and t..mi.linc with Mrs. Nash, or No. 1.VJ West
Twentietti-st. a physician proaouaesd tba nnoonsetous
man's skull tot... severely f.-.te-t itn-el. Mr. Main-He was
taken to Mrs. Sfash'o house, amt from than te tba Hoose
rell Hospital, .-.mn after lils admittance to tho hospital
a consultation was held between Dre. Hsary II. Bands
and J. Harvey Hew, Mr Malleite's physicians, an I it
wae determined that the only chance that Hie patient
bsd was lee trephine the skuil. This wss elone. but tbe
skull was funnel to be so badly broken am! so much com?
minuted tbat tbs operation aumaiitnl te) but little'. He
died wllhoot recovering consciousness. Tue wound br?
ine llisioiy en mansitti ,ee>> ellg
fn!>n before em several evasions, at one tim.) seriously
inJuiliiK ms head. Incline m< to the opinion tbat bis
death wits Hm result of a fali. To say be wan assaulted
would be a iiin-t inprobable state ment."
RECtSB QVBATI0X8IS BROOELTR,
Scvciiil members of tin- Brooklyn Excise
League eoneoltod wita Iba bob i x<-i?e Commissioners
' iy lu rr .arel to lb" enforcement of the luise
laws. '.. Fi. Harri ona spake of tas persistent violation
of un-iee w in selling liquor to ohlldna. Oammlaaloner
i 'arroil said t kai whoa tii<~ polios saw such violations of
Hie law they must s|..p thom, bul With only 280 men un
.Inti Bl om lime ir ? as Impossible for ?bein to see ail the
violations. Wlu-n the nuestlon of giving bow lloenSSS to
Men found gullly of violating tim lair wa* uienltoiied,
Mr. c..noli sa d thal aa n.*.. iti.i.s.. Iioonae ??s rarokod
for viol nt ion of tbs law. or who gan np bis llosnss bseause
he waa accused ol violating lt, could re-t a new ilee ?
The Rev, J. C. Ager called attaatioa lo taerefn al of tue
fi.riuer commies.ei. ie. revoka llesnass tor ?
i tuon ta minors unless the children teulfled. Com.
missioner 8cbllon.an sud tba' the. Board wan deter?
mined to ohaerre !be lan then, sires and to cany tt out
a- fm i.r possible. Ile had no ... liieii.-e In paid
an.1 bbs altogether opposed t.e tbs ?py system.
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MU. BOWRLl Ult ni IA sm TO RR BTLLDOXRD
Bridejrf Ptwndtfnl Howell lias aol u- .1 the
._r nt hisd'spo-.ii in connection with ins ,et!',,..
In a wai t.. s :" -.euee of th.- Hem.ai lr officeholders m
Brooklyn, rbis has not suited soots of tbi
i -lin Hie- Assembly, and re
i il ted Mr. ll twell and told bim
1...luted to piisllli.iie ne
would bear from Hum in tim lefts' nure, Ho told thom
. 'ti if thi t w .-it' I i". t'.'i tis bi Heres this is the
meaning ol the conference ol iMmooraile aaaambl
from ll -ooklj ti in llbanj en Pus . il ? lib li s
(.bange In Url lc n inaganionl wai discussed M
1 .y tli.t u. did i ?.' pi lp >se lo ' a
d../, i b politicians, Ite though! lt would ba bel
-.- ? i tba ii indi oi r's preaeni m ic
until ll "as full) ..imp.-.ei ni les ? He hoped, with
pro ml sod, to mik- tba Brolga self
. ippoi img In .i j ear and a halt.
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0j .,;.,,, W IMRIA tITOS t mc 11 lt C.
"Cars nie. ute*
Wlu-n NN'.i-iim^ttiii ana u yoong mao, in
nat sIMag a.ni ig th. sp pe i Pomms*, he stopped al an tan
sae day and laquirod tba un.*, rim landlord told aim
- BSBtlsn eif thu day was a tulip.uk in ale li foi .
tiff on the i st tte of om- nf fi.- rlOBoal p1 an leis ue.ir by.
ie arni,/ 10..1 ii.at ii w?? upon lo ali camara Wosbiagtou
.'?rte.l fur tba place and am Sad ilir.-t. just as lite lamp
-?ii was ai nut completed Hr Botlead llint tar
yOOlig lu.!) it, QBOBllea was hltfhiy pira?o.l with Hie mc
"??fislue I'm.pu,* v.' oue of the. i ouipetlters, wlio had unt?
il*: et m-r-I ail Hie ol hm*. Al I hr rises Wasklngioa a-tr I
if hr nilsb' try bis cuai.ee . be wan told lo gs abssd in 1
ineele by far thr liri; Jamil o.* thu Any. As h.- lelurtietl to
ti.r eran i hs Bott sad thnt ta.- young lady's rsc- had
fallen aad nc want up to kai aod remarked: "You
would bars preferred I had met be-.-n :t,x, noa to ..ten the
ether." 1 he Indy oaodidly saul this wassel. Hi,ii said
Washington: "I sive my chan..- io him," amt ba ra
lurnr.i ,,s unbaaa a aa be name. To??rJ tu.- sloss ?f thc
Karoiotion this j ona, lady, bow tba wile of a colossi ol
un,un., umt WasBlngton ami on i.-iiihie her husband tnat
slie had n.et bim halon ha doubted lot- fact .nut Uio t?.i
went io Washington to rtseldc it " yes. replied tl.-inr.il
0 ssblagtea, ? I -aw your wife nt tne lumping match bo
foie ibo wss mumed, .md I believe I won ber "
/// i BIA i. a \ mi li i 01 //. / STROBE
ll
N '-H..I - III tilt (?|iflll Utilise iit til" tip. Til lill
I'lld.iv illari.t. Wire veli . Ul lolls to know what WM the
meaning of tin transmittal fastsnsd io tbs sids of tin
'tai.'.', willi a wire running thr..ugh tbs auditorium. " I
wonder whan lt gaea to, was tim nxprsaslon Indulged
lu all eeve-i IhO house ll was tliiklly \\ hlspered .lii.ilird
thal Mi w. ii. Thomas had it put lu f..r ths cou van lenee
at hu wife, whose health would nol penni! her i-isltlni
Ibo open and who was daslnoaa of hearing "Tbs mi
ka.i.e." Tbs aecesstty ol a telephone has beea already ??,-.
telelisbed. 'luis asw uss of ibo Utile oeaOsr la Aiiieiis
tias made it a luxury In dead.
MARIS I. IS I EEEiaiJ.WM.
mini tillie: tm is* ?
Sunrises, BAA sala. ASti Moan rites, 7ol aeaaf s aga Afc 19
Ul'..I WATSB le.ni
A.M. "univ Hei.ii. 7 M'mr.: i,.t-i I. 8 18'Hell (lats, loo?
/'..U.?bai.eiy limes, - _ t Hov. Ulan I. BiMHISlI liota, lO-.Vi
Ol Tittil Si. SI I A MERS.
stn m. ti, eui. -'.?.
Potosi
Yes.el. Line Hr. tittil, close, "'lilt
Denmark, National, London. 7am
Ongou,.'m.mei Urerpool s sm StSoam
Cur aft hlcago. lamas, Liverpool i DO nm 4pm
Hpnin. National Uvervool . lam
westernland, lt.-.1 Mar, An..-, rp . . i a tu (J. 'ti sin
Acapulco. I., ni. Mall, Asplimsn . BOOB
. trat-aa, Keel ll, I....-nails . ..pm
\ . i r e: ii - ti hm Wessel'! Jasialcs. 8:t0aui lOsm
.-srud.i/a, War'l". llsvuua il ie m
I nulli ..I, wiiebfc, itrriiiinla . 1 pin 3 p ni
ii i -ni, lin. -ja.
Nivaela.'iiii'.n, lin ip.. .1 ... . is minni
Oae W Ctyds, Clyds, Usa Domingo .. 1 pm Apo,
? BDSMDAT, ll H. 'IA.
lins. V (i. Uofd. Se.rith'iit.-m A HlSOIOII 7 "0 a m OM) a ni
Ainirii|ii.., le.-u iritus . Ilavis. 7 .lu a lu W u in
1 MOM ISO STEAMERS.
I'.l DAY.
re ts*. ero ita. lAna.
('itt eel Hit llln.Miil . . I.lverilel'll .llimSU
Blslsol .Nrvaela . (luisa.iw.Mats
Kllt'e hte-ttlll .MIOll 111 I.loyd
Australia.Uambnrg.....''arr
l-Uis.lil. nu n ? SeeutteslllDte.il. .N. (1. I.I.IV.I
V i .'i..-.il .It.itieriiiii.Nelli A.n.r
I'ounlaud. A ul Wero.Kel r~lar
SA 11 lil. M. lill. 'JO.
Rolland. l_onSoe. .aaHonal
lu.iUilA.n . Ams!,T.U'ii .NutoAiUcr
sim.ti, roo. 21.
C'tinaiiie. I.lv_i-i?...i.White s|?t
SH I I'l'l.Mi SETTS.
PORT Off NKW Towt.THORODAT, ffKB, >.?*. 1S88
a am vin
hie?ntertirec|:in Motrn.ii (Br), Bristow, London iiiii.
wit.i mdse ami :. I nss,euiters to Patton, Vlr keri A Co. Am
reds! the Uar ji .. p m
Mraine-r I'bli-sgo mn, .lou.is. Hull 'un .'7, Illiston In, with
nidsr to s-jiidteison \ Hon. Arrived si the liar ut .1 u ni.
HisaiaerChsleso Usrssni (fr), nenslna, liorile.im PabS,
with nidss snel '.'ti .^inn sn.I bu sterratte passeuiiets lo Kuuch.
fcidreAto. Arrived at tho llnr st .'? a ni.
Sb .mer v. millions Hf, Cook, Mun uiver nnd BtAnn'i
Ital. Ja. ? days, with finn till Wessels * Ca Arri voil at tho
Hat at lou m.
Hte-atnrr I'rlnidael iBr.. ffraaar. Hamilton, Herminia .1 days.
will, .mis.- sud paisengius to A Y. (Intelbridge A Co. Atrivrd
at tn.- Uar at 1 a ,?.
ItrsmtT TSIISklSSIO ffUhsr. >-*vaiiuali :t dari, with tmlse
saniiaaenngaisin ii Voaga.
sieiiii'-ruia liiiniiimin, HmltB, llb lim.mil, city p.,mt mid
Norfolk, niiniii'ln: sun passeassrs mold Dominion *s cn.
Strumsr John itit.s.ia Voung. UeorgnloWn aad Aieiamtrls,
with muss and oaswagsrs w rhea a Wrlghtwaii.
Btaaasar u I Dimoca, iiaii.it. u..o..u. wabaasss la liff
Dunned.
SteSliii-rCltVi.INrW lle.lfutd. D.iVIS, fall lliver, willi tn.Iso
to Borden .* Lovell
liars ciarih-I ' Hi ? Ni.eeii, Auikiaiiei, Bent IS, BcranMS 1
days, wltli kami : nm I.. I 1. I li, t st. .ll
lilia crniitet ii. ,, i.v. i.-ii. Uontevlitca Dec 1:1, I', m.nu.
hmo .lieu.-1, vis Delaware Breakwater, in luiinst io j it
Vine lie-strr ,t Cl
Olin .Grille Pstksr (Bri, corbett, 8 feh i. Xii., Ddeva
?1Hiluuebei lo >nuy*tiu, Ciaup 4 ''u; v. nae, ls ai I llniy,
nchr Lily 8 (Br), fflnler. St John. VB, th atyt, with lath to
scammed uro*.
8UNSB T-Wind st Hanely Hook, IWht. SW; clear, At City
Island, light, hW'i elev.
sindy Hook, 10 p m-Haro-nt-tcr, BBSS i thermometer, 381
?well, ilg.it, E ; wind, H\X, Vi miles; wtiatberclear,
Arrived yesterelay -
Bri* Pearl. Zitumer. St Pierre, Martinique, 18 day*, with
ingar to L> Trowdildgc di Co.
(I.KAIIKD _ ,
Hteauiej Persian Monarch (Uri, Watson. London?Pattou
Vli'knrs * Oft. _ . __
(steamer Atlriatic (Br), I'arsell. Liverpool vra Queenstown
steamer Manhattan, stevens. Havana and Mexican ports
P Alexandre A Hons, .?, -...
Steamer Hantlago, i ..itou. Nassau. NP, ?t Jago amlClenfue
gos? Jas K Ward A Co. , .
Hteamer Boanoge. coasb. Norfolk, city Point and Rich
monet?. ldtjeiininlon rtsco. _ ,
Steamer Qayandstt* Ke-iir, Newport News ant! \Seet
Point Va? I llel iiomiiieon Ht I 'll.
steamer Oen whitney, tt.-ar.s-. noston-H F nitnock.
bark Harvard, fray, AnJIer. Java, tor orders -M P Picker
lng * Co. _, .
Ban Sarah Chambers (Br). Carter, Hambtirff-Kunch.
Kdre A Co
llarKHprlnirwood iBr>, Forbes. Havre?F WSuitniidsdt son,
Brig Gusta rei nert, Neilson. Santos W KCrsssmaa <fc On,
Unit Julia Blake (in i. Patterson, Porto Hello ami a market?
Bff Abbott.
SehrJoeepb wilde, Bellstty. Cientiimrns?J * (I Fowler.
Schr Mary Bradford. Ryder. Nassau, np -constantine A
Oliver.
?Bbl OSBBIBW. S.-eord, St John. NIt-A T Heney.
SA 11.FD.
steamer Adriana, for l.tveriiooli state of Ir.liana. Glasgow;
M.'inli.fi.iri. Havana and Vern < 'ru/; Santiago. Cietiluee/eis.
tx ci ism r. Nen in. e ans, Naeoochea, savauualn IloanuSe,
Norfolk.
Nug sumar, tor Melbourne.
Hans A ite m. s, for Tuborg, Fortuna. Oporto, Morning Star,
i arde-nas.
mihcklla Manoa
Bieamer Polsria liter), "ehade, from Hiimburg for New
Vork, h is grotuiele-dnt IslanUeuesi'iind remains.
NoricKTi) ma kin kim.
IfawroBT. BI, Feb IS?Tbe splndis ?n tno south end ol
BOSS Island his lee-en earned a?ay by iee'.
rna KovaxaaTS ot sffaaicaaa
roaaton poara
IaOBVOB, Feb lH-Arriveet. steamer Leopold (Her), Rubnrth.
fro il Hnsti.ii l'e-1. 1.
Livbbimol, Peb 17?Sailed,steamet chancellor (Br). Oar
i.i-ir.i v, for flew urie ms.
UtlSBMSIOWB, Kele ls?Arrived, Steamet Wyoming (Br).
EUgqv. from Nsw-Ysrh ffSbS on li-r way to Liverpool (anti
proceeded).
sm-'iiuMiTOi. Feb lS-Siiiled, steamer F.li'er (Ger), Hell
ne i t. from lir-men In lue fm New York.
Olasoow, l'.b 17?Baited, iseamer I'nissian (Fr), McDon
frall. for l.oneleen.
BWABBBA, Fen 18-Kalle:.!, stesiunir Warwick (Br), Lobbctt,
for N.w.York.
t'Aiiiiti r, Yen '.1?Sailed, steamre nonunion (Rr), Wall, for
l'orllan.i.
Piiawlk 1'niXT. Feb H-Passeel. steamer Assyrian Monarch
(Hr . llanlsein, from New.York Feb 5 on uer wav to condon.
Christiana Feb 17?Arrive'.., steamar Oeiser (Daa), tscbter
fre.ni New.York Jan Al sa le-r wav to Copenhagen.
ll wim BO, ffe b in?Sailed, steamer Hugia lUer), Albers, for
New-York,
Tainan, r.b 16?Sailed, steamer India (Br), Jamieson, for
Nen York.
Ml--ist, (rb ll?Sailed, steamer Trlnni ria (Br), Mitchell,
for New York
QIBBALTAB, to Feb lg? l'asseei. steamer fiottardo (Itali,
Idlibei lei. from Mediterranean purls for New York.
Bataba, Feb it -Arriv.-ei. slaaasor I itv si washington,
Kettlif. froiuMe xlcan p..its on h.-r way to Ne/u York.
AilllOllIl.eiU ..i.s.
Hf.nrv A.T)7mh.s, M. IX,
111 I.rxinirton ave , between Wtb uni :?>th ifs.
Il oin a stol, '.to" Idsesses of Hu >rrveeiis system'
PeallaUrtaagy "Kans. impotents and sterility.
How Pali Yon Auk!
Is freo,nrntlythe-exe lamatioii of one lady to another. Tbe
j tae't ls met a pleasant om-lo liave ineiifi.eti. tint Nilli the set
amy be a kladly cae. for lt esta the one addressed tei ihink
1 HAT. apprises brr of tba tact tb it .be ls BO! tu ?ond health, and
leads her lo seek a reason thenfor. 1'nlioris almost always
j attendant itu.ut lbs tirs* ICBMS of . eiiisilinptlon. Tho system
ls enfeebled, snd th.- bined ls imporerishsd. Hr Pierce's
i..eb' -i Mr,Mr ii MseoTery " win ut as atonic npon the svs
I'm, -weil enfteh the impoverish, tl blood, anti restore roses to
j ttiet-hrrk.
Howard & Company,
Ml FHTI1 AVI'NTE. NKW.YORK.
Waltham Watches.
THK BEST IN THE WORLD.
Every Watch Accurate and Reliable.
Hemline U..I1I1.1.11 Wnieh. 87
Hemline \\ is lt Int tit Wal li. 9
t.rnine Wnltlmm Wat. li . Ill
* 13. *l 5, a-40, BBS.
Omiine WallbHiii Walrli, *olit.B'lfi
llriiiiint- We.tlh.1111 Wal. h. ?ole!. 3(1
HsaalBS Waltham W.H. h. aold.. 'AA
BU), tM. BARA, BRR,
All Stom Winders.
Howard & Company,
.vi FIFTH WKNfi.. NEW VOBK.
S2PHER & CO. contem?
plating removal on or ahout May 1,
and Icing desirous of rehiring their
large stock, incite the inspection oj
buyers and the public generally to ths
great BARGoilNS now Icing offered
in every department, comprising CAB?
INET FURNITURE, BRONZES,
MARBLES, TAPESTRIES, SIL?
VER, PORCELAINS, BRICA?
BRAC, d.c., cfo
8G0 Broadway, cor. llth-st.
SPECIAL MENTION.
Advertisements ndnsillrd lalo these column* uie
recommended lo lite readers of lill: IKIIilM:
bs thoroughly reliable, and business eau be dann
bj mail Wllh Ibe advertisers wilh |>e-el.ct eitlely
1H-.I' (ililli IN llltKUl.
FINE SINGER.
WAMSlaBTBI) io sun.
iiiii.iii'\> i'lioknN muns
Pin pases, Ro iilnstrstieins . bl
bili 'H, rents Ire pilce lui
Si '? HOI.HI V
til till) sto.. Na* Vork
BKALHKIM UAHHRRT8,
NKW Ksr BTY1.EB, my min
n.Hiiii'.i'-< ur--. fr>.? islecied
AlsslS'Kius.i ..nd .ridressed.
at !o?est orteea 1 si?' te
n.r e ir.- without extra chane
ot ebpi.tit when yeo want a
sheller Ksrni'-nt. . um?? aud sro
n.r, mi.I sat- both ni..ney and
ann../ame. Remember, I
(iiitrautv.-every artlclo 1 ssl).
Msi.nfst rr.-r. ai-l Bms.lw.ty
Now Heady.
HEADS AND FACES.
I10W TO STUDY THEM.
a mrtnssl .atjtbruoalmtyjnt
riiyfl'-r'K-niy Yy Itrot. hOrni" !""!
rn 11t -. I nj tun. VW|>|i J?tllllu*.leie
Phrenological flatiiltiiilloii.
dally it rooms Jilli llieiaelwiiy
l-'OWl.KH A, ?lil,I.MI) .
"Home Exeviser"
l.r.ilii-n.eike-ivlinl
ary Mafia.
on. Lilllie sum'
\eathai tin
A Ile,. lt'... n.
lallrt. A cow
Slats armai
etnm. Tiles np bal ?'< lael
eijuarr (tool re mn. nunn tl,lui
in-w. scientific, dumble,com
prebenilTe, t tn ap. eena fm
ein ular. Hi inr Tlirnltoi
rille-l I I'llltU-l'," UJ I llb
i Uh 11 "el. .N ff. I ily.
flSt l?. L. IWWD.
JKRSE1' FITTING
UNDERGARMENTS
Made to Order,
for I ADI I
OEN ri km kv
\ .mi ;iint i ma rs
h. pruitt, or in t ne.
M arlet tn \\ hilo
\i: w ....I heal f ..r
llirhl Miine..
ItlllllKIM.OOIlH
t i.t.ii. ttie i ree.
Mrs.A.Fletcher
6E.14th-8t.N.Y
Si i verv. are al
every .'.? terip
Ham, m iho
most stylish
, IOI , at Half
refalai .|iiota.
tl.HU.
CaSh [Ul el feer
e.iii sllast und
? Hold.
scud staion for pi lee Int.
J.H.JOHNSTON,
ISO IIOWKKY. >'- Y.
laUTEFrs
iJo-nwrciAM
lODLIVER
OIL
FOR ^i>7!Sa?iPj?csr
1.. l.t-lll
Debility,
Scrofula, Kheum
1.1i-.ni or < on-eiiiiiutioit
SOLD HY IlBKililSTS
i-i
W.H.Schieffelin&Co.
KRW.VtlltK.
EstnblMied IMO.
J. LEACH,
Stationer, Printer
sad
BLAH! BOOK MTU
NU NASS.U .ST.
Murninni. Aiiit-ilcsu and
Rprlux Huck Diaries on Uauil
all the year.
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mada la oieiei at sbasl asdi a
EACH tBBVR mWTtBM
TUBB TIIK LAST.
TWKI.VK P.XUY.r*.
ITBOVU Mil'ULKS DY
nona whitm*
.'eve ral IhaBBSBJ .loll ii ii
worth .'f
Mill's, BBButOUBO, AND
btosim voa
.; OEN T S.
'i in aanaas ll to mske tin
ill.bi uApvt io lim BlABs
SPECIAL MENTION",
Sdrei ti.rinriits ndinilled io*o these radiums taro
ree ???nut itel, d io ike reciters ol TIIK Till ai/*|
sis thoroHgblr reliable, Bnd business rmi be deas
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for Schools ii Libraries,
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TOY KNOINKJJ,
M.AOK'THICK', NOVBf
TIEP, AC.
. ataloime. nearly 3tM) MM
4 non I misti at ions, sent hf
mall, SS cents.
PECK & SSIDER,
126-130 Nasaaust..?. Y.
GENUINE
EM DE COLOGNE.
Johann Maria Farina
JI 1.11 HS-Pl.ATZ >0. 4,
foi.oi;M:o\-Tiu:-KHi>K.
PARK&lLFORD
Bole Agents for V. 8,
FERRIS
PATENT
"GOOD
SENSE
CORSET
WAISTS
ft*Hea_th,Wrar * FM*"'
BnlTeps front instead of oUjTOS.
flt nil s^eiHiafsnUW sdofts.
K??i7 one mcommsnds atm.
old byleadUaretallera.
KHHISHROS.M?if?p
! While Ht.. New York.
?rud for Circular.
Ma. 18* Brsadway.
yew.Yerh.
i.idiks'
H??d-?ewe4
Wel? mmsmb
$300
I'K.ft
PA Ul.
These slioes in spanish arch
!aelii.eii:-t.le .uni soliil comfort
eo'inn-nKen.'StTles.rillwl.ltns
an.l .U.S. Send for e'St.elo?uS
A. .1 ( AMMKYKR,
Putli s?c , cr. l'-'tli-st., N. Y.
un ni mm
Tl) MU
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PEOPLES* tWfflli
(ALL oa
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?til HIl'MHWIY.
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A I. ll IVY. X. Y.,
Iii i li-rs ol Fine
QtfTilgM aud Sleighs.
style, tin.sb ant! tlntability
un x. e'.icl.
Luricsiioutlence solicited.
Crouch & Fitzgerald
: Most Mai Ms
1 : i eirtl.indt-st. 7'.*srni^Ti\
'...' Broadway, SCew.Yaifc,
BRASS BEDSTEADS
AND CRIBS.
A full a-.sort leen t.f Hrtist
Furniture. Fender*. Fitvsets,
Anitiioii-i. r ti a Irs, 'I'ablea,
Kasels, screens, Ac.
\V. .MBBBUUBAVSt.Ce
'i'll lleeltlittU) . K< 1.
"XPEN Artist.
8?3 BHOADWAY.
Kxecatss svery style of At*
iisfc Fesmanebip. Kessia*
tiona, Memorlnla, etc, en.
grossed, flee llrssl Me
tnoriut In Devlin Sc, ts.'S
window,
!l3Maud2?9 nrsadwny.
mr Wai-rua st.
CARRIAGES
every ele-s nption at
Unequalled Bargain*
JOHN .MOORE,
BB, .17 and -IB U'-.rien?f.
Also H.riit?i .md ll..r<e*oo?t|
Hakes a specialty of
the painless extraction
of teeth with gas. Does
no other dental work.
1,218 BROADWAY,
Cor. 30th-it.. >'. Y. City,
Wsllaek's Theatre RuildisR.
Fire on tbe Hearth,
AIR WARMING
GRATES,
Fire Place Heaters
OPEN STOVES,
FUKXACES
and all appliances for
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