New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, November 08, 1886, 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, November 08, 1886, 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/sn83030214/1886-11-08/ed-1/seq-8.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1886-11-08/ed-1/seq-8.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1886-11-08/ed-1/seq-8/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1886-11-08/ed-1/seq-8/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], November 08, 1886, 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 (7.2 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 08 Nov. 1886. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1886-11-08/ed-1/seq-8/>

Newspaper Page Text

I"
r
THE COMING AZTEC FAIR
PICTURES OF I^aTvILLAGE LIFE.
TWO MUMMIK9 ABD THE aTOKIlW ABOUT TH*M
sKM LIP ARTI?AN9.
IS waa probably tho success of tho Japanese
YlU-Mra WM winter in New-York and other Koatern
attlee, that prompte.l .tn enterprising firm of niona
ojera. Orrin Brothers a. Nichols, to open in l..**t..u
?ome sis week* ago a Mexican Villon* and alona
with if what, for want of a better name, has 999*
?ailed an Af too Fair The 'analiese ? craze" nf last
wear had mitch tn do undoutitcillv with making.
?ooh an exhibition popular, lt drew a fora! deal
of public interest la the Btaaaom aatl fashion* of
a little-known people, and made possible mid siic
eeaalul a realistic picture of a curious outof-the
way village life. The Mexican Villait*, like the
Japanese, had ? certain picturesque and primitive
character to comtnend it. and brought'o view in
Itaodd-lnokiiii! Aztec but* a mode of living more
remote- and Mimple oven than that ofthc most back?
ward of the Mikado's islands. The fair. too. as a
collect ion of old Moue in curiosities. archie,ilop-i
cal partly and partly ht*ti*iical, bad some value of
Ita own. lt wan spoken well of by boiho scientific
people and relu-hnnters an I admirer*. Hocked to
see what it ctnita'.tied. The handiwork of the
native Mexican artists in the village, was also much
admired, and altogether the now enterprise had a
successful run.
Yesterday it left Boston for New-York, and this
morning, as fast as thc Chrysanthemum Show can
be moved out of Uosmopoltian Hall, the Mexican
Village and Aztec Fair will be moved in. This
evening a sort of reception will be given ant to?
morrow morning what promises to be a highly anc
eoaaful aeasou of four wee** will jegin. The ?*_
lage and Fair will be open every week day irom
10:H0 a. m. lo 12_0 p.m., from il to .">:30 I*, m., and
from 7 to M_Q p. m. The Village proper will con
aiat of a Lamber of huts and booths, a bamboo
house, a toy h1io|>, and a Mexican kitchen ai.J n
largo bai as r.
The bamboo boase is an exact copy of those used
by the native Mexicans in the Torrid zone. It han
three walls of light canes phi'-ed on emt ami lashed
together, anti a roof of palm cuttings. Here the
whole tamil.v live*, men. women, babies and all.
The hu ta aro smaller still, and patternol after the
ones in which the poorer classes of the Middle and
Northern Trot-inces of- Mexico live. Tho booths
and shoos aro eet oil for tho native artists to Work
in. In one are tho ony *-? ut tera, workmen from
l'nt'ltlo who sa jr the stone aad ilien pnhsh it into
tlie moat delicate stiriaecs and dainty BBapso, In a
Bei-onil tao men work at silver culling and eilyer
lib?greo. Baking whole pieces ot jevve ry, being put
together by bani lrmn line flexible win* ls an?
other ia the serape weaver, who uiaki-a nay colored
i lot tis by hand on the most pi inuit ive spiBBtBg np
laiiitns, with a vast amnunt ol hkiii aaa pniustak
ng. Other aitists work in straw ami wax and
ivory. The ivory tova are exquisite and extremely
fragile, and are made ou a lat: e run by the loo'.
The stiaw worker conies photographs of laudecaoosi
Omi l>iii Isl i uart Willi no material Inn tiifslias- mid
DO tools but ala linger nails and buger*. Ihe vsax
pictures, malle alumni without any toola, are aaid tu
rival bbsbo. Taaaaaad'a 'Ihe artist recently mode
two pictures in white wax ou black glass;, one ol
Oliver Wendell Holmes and one ol Mia. Grover
Clos-eland; both ot winch have been greatly
praise,1. The man who works in feathers has also
a letter ol thanks I rom Mrs. Cleveland lor work
done in cmhellishiug a photograph of hers.
'Ihe wood carver ot the v.hage ie an lld Indian
Who gives a charm tel Mic totlcii tn e\ erv thing lie
does. There aie als" BBS or t wo workers in horn,
ami two Mexicau girls spend their time in stitching
tinv quilts ant vviaps wi, li many eoloted threa-u.
lhere will be a band also with native instruments
clneily, ami a Mexican danoo will ie given every
day by tour ol the young men and women employed
in the booths, lite real el*ret of thu village, nf
course, with its color ami strang' liesa and uinma
tion, can t>e known only by BSoinft it. anl not lrom
a bare ott-hainl description I rom the boolis.
The fair, proper, ooaaists ol seveial collections of
Hexicana, obi books ami manuscripts, minerals,
ari iiiitilog cal specimens, and relics of the Con?
quest, the. laOj&taition, the War ot Iuilepeinlence,
obi painting!,, bull tigltti-is' weapon*, ami. last ul
all, two we I preserved niutiitiiies The arcluoologi
cal vol it-it nm is ii.ll ot ol. Axios Idols and sacred
twittery wale. It luis oleo a good many necklace*,
brace,et*, tools Bad WOapOBS to show. I'lie two
Must notable pieces are a l.u-siinile nf the huge
Aztec Zodiac stone, (tarred In 1512 A. I)., buried in
the IBTtVT" near tlie City of Mexico bf the onion
of' ortez, anti retlis. UV'led iii 1790 IB tbs i im ess
of levelling a street. Ibe original ia t welve feet io
tii-ui.et. i iimi weighs 58,7m poonda, lt stands
nor ut ii.t li.tw ot tho southwestern tower of the
preat Catbtoral in the City of Mexico. The otner
le a tac-.siiiiile ot the Sacrificial stone ol the Ailee*,
use i in ti.e r barbarous vorabif ol tba bbb. On it
prisoners were eaeriHee I In gie.it namban, and
torte/ ortlered th it it be luirieil also, when beset
liiio-eif to broakiug ap tho old Idolatrous praoticea
of the native", ll was exhil neil ill 17!*1.
lin. book toliection im.isis o; a Latin Bible, pub?
lished in Salamanca, Spain, ia L38-1, wnicb once
I..- tinge.I to the Franciscan I mi vein in tlu< City ol
ll ex too, The bulk ol it, bo a ever, is theological
rubbish, prtated chiefly iu Mexico in tba eighteenth
century. Tba paintinfta -ire old church and con?
vent ones, rho historical relics, too, have only a
passing uiteres1 for A hum h ans
1 be two iiiuiiituii's. ho MB i r. are almost perfect in
thnr way. Both an probably the bodies of persona
wall tl Into a roll ami lett then to penah. In tilt 98
air-t iglil apartments, H,0 it) feet above the sea lc v el
?(ten. iba process of minim, n ,limn was a natural
one, ami the bo.Im* are noa complete 9keletoo9 beltl
comiiactiy together by tboroa^bly dried and hard*
eneil lle-li. (lue ol'the iiiuiiiiiiii-h, a m.iii. is saul t'l
have letti Father Nicholas deScgiira. a recreant
Jesuit, who was stransled br the Keepera ot tho
inquisitorial prison amt Walletl into the solid
foundation of tbe building two baadred sod more
years ago. Tba other iiuiininy was a winnall ?
1'oiores tie Vega, wbo waa pat ia tba Franciscan
Convent a* a penalty tor un escapade with a young
Spanish officer. Tba officer tried toieoene her,
and in the aft ur two priests were ku.eil. Ihe I ii -
msitorial Court sentenced Lotti loton to death.
he girl turned on one of tbe bidgee Bod stabbed
bim with a pnignaril WBlcfc she had COBOS ? I**'! about
ber. Baa was Mired, bower***, rtboofficen ami
walled np n11 vc tn otic ot the narrow dnngeonaof
the nnso'i. Hie two niuiu'iiies have bean Boat*
Blended as genuine by poad authorities. Bad ta 909
them ie \v? 1! worth a vis.t to the Aztec hair.
J
SEWS A Ron HAS/ UAH, HES.
Ahout a arureof basebill players, the majority of thom fmtn
Pilli ut-'|.l, a .rn ci'luj tlieinselvi s t;,e Athletic amt Ph.la
dcipiua riu'i*. atartatea Iheaiaa.i Ooaraaaes fur Horatia
Oil BaBaawMr. The totins vv. ti ni, :, r Ct Chalga of ?' I,, w "
fciuiii.on-, Hie baseball munitger I'.e-i'le* Hie retrular pbiv- i?,
l'alley, om- nf ti.e BostOB i ali lu rs. was token al ina lo no. as
Sin-ral aiii.Ht.int.-. Tb* plarers expect to arri e in Havana
On Thuin. > au i play th ii fii st t'.iiuc tm Min lav tux! V. !
oran baseball n.en tia not tln.ik ibe ii In Brill piovi a profltal le
OM-. Tlie t- .lins ti ill j.Liv aleui! .ts follow*
Philadelphia Knouf). pitcher . Tata, catcher; Cns ck, first
boos; st i ck'r. s-ti.ni! Lase Nash t iii s ?i base j Irwin, ahort
atop : Wise, left field ; s-h.,ttei. ti ur Ii. lil. .iii ! Kiylut} lia il
Beltl.
Athletic Kobinxui. tatelier-. Miler, pitcher: Klaruran
Srst Las. Jolm irwin. h.xoiuI boos; Lyon. Ihirtlbooei vi r
lierr. sh rVetoa; >iuatL lill Soldi Uioar, centre field;
tTai.e. I .K -'>I ll'' I
Tin- Nt w v mk ? luh has sii-ne.! witt c.iff. recently catcher
?or the vi ..teiiuiiy u.iie. lia le a sootl catclitT and fan hailer
iseiitteriiiL* eames will te continued to bo ployed a* lona aa
Hie tueseiit plea-.ti' weatlu t i - lit :?!??. Oaiuel un skate! oil
lite large ake in I'nisiiect park rooklyB, are spoken Of.
Then wu ' ??? niuie ?? ytiiii-r li ? o I' in tin L'.utue and Amerl
Ball Asa a- at'nu t lull- li it leisaou t ian ever uti' le 'I.
BusociaUons iiave mrued nut so ne fine player* duiiiiir the ust
Ot ate.u, an 1 Iha fl t-raiis in the oilier Ol jeanl/atlou* mav Wall
look lo their laurels
John Ward, thc Captain nf the New ? V'urk duh, wini was ti.e
last player to "ij'n with Ibo tuarn las', var was tin- lir.st to
affix hmsiirtiutiire to a contract for a x' Mason
Ttieie i? not a pl tyar on the Brooklya i lob arith the ezeep
tiou ul shriver wini Ives peru.m. nt i tn ti.it city. Boi ral
of Uie players st, ii inui-no lirookiyn, bul all wi.l uo tu theil
BoiiiSs lieiore VViiines.lav
'i lu cu.min: League uieetng at (.'hicagu on Novemher IT
oroiuise* to have sum" uttereatlog featnre* The New
\ork duh will make s hard fisr'it to have the piaf
ers w:Hi tsh'.-ii it* ti:r- ? tuit bold personal contracts
play in (In* city next MOSOO. Must of these player* ln%e
?SMd With other dub*. It ls saul tba BOOM ol Iha tither
Isesfue rn- mb- rs inuit ? th disfavor upon the methods adopted
by iee local dub in securing playcm. and will thwart the
Jsew York , lui. all tit.-, caa.
Tliotuaa Keiermouk, Hie third lias?tuan of last season's New
Torkdtilt. has si|t neda '??ulla, t lu pl y 0***_l wah h.s old
Csmii lian ion* of i|,e Metiopolitali som. Ksterblook Wa*
OOO' I.*! and third bateman ni Hie ?? Imliaii* " when the Metro
pollUns won Hi* Auieiitan Assui iat.011 race Uiroe year* ago
last non or the BOMatBow.
Tho National Moise Show only clrise.l on Hat unlay nl/?ht,
yet by yesterday nomi ISO BTW NMUOhBJ hui*.* I. fl iu tue
Hodlsou Oqoare (laraleo looked lonesotn*. so few of Hu in wt te
Were. Although lt was ll o'clock at uicht when tin- per
lorinsinc duanl a great tnjti.r,tv nf the liurst-B belonging to
person* in thc city wt h- then loki n away.
Tbe entrant t* I* tba dardoo natl to e carefully i-uarded for
there wile ttir<uyn Him wished Io gt t * p<ep ? cen at lim few
remain mg animal*. Karoo good ooo* were still lilt, fur Hers
Bete itu nam .on trolling euluuus King VV ikes, unit Ism
Co**ack and the I ^bl of Hu li pfugi nv that atti.u ted aa Uiudi
Ol tau (io 11 In Hu r nw nne. Aiioluei attraction waa the ^r
Hf ol ot the tor- runnel ol ii urtu lu HUI r show- whi. h is ne it io
Oo.S *w*y at the t;ar.|en. lt wast '-,' ,-alw nod stage. Some
tvbouaiii it m.tst b. Die 'Jeotfe Washington carriage, winch
Waaia Uk yaio.lv un UaiUioldi day, koala a ul dui ll look.
Jf*. noxiE si.on ly ia roVEklSd.
It wss said at the Broadway apurtmeut house, over the
Metropolitan Optr* linus,, laet even?^. Ih;i, ?. M MoIle
gonsral managet ot the Misaoan roOMt hallway sysiein
?ho has iHtt-ti seriously ll! wat .low ly riBBI BIlBa Ile naased
a co.f.ita'.le night sm! had rested oitelr/rtortns Ih'TdaV
Whoo h.nany friends tailed upon i, va, by ti.r<a.t.ut, ?f h.
aarra. .un oe one aaa allowee: U.?.-? Ulai n o_ also saul
Vial bu iec.iv. ] j- ? u d be BOOfOaarili *i..w aud thai u would
be auuie lime beloie he t nulli so alitiuf a^ain.
--s?
J>1D NOT DARE TO BAT B HE/t II I SHAMES LIEF.
Falnck Newiuao, age forty five, of fulton st and Kldert
Ove., Brooklyn, waa found drowned in a cistern at the r?^r ot
kia bonne yesterday meining. lie was a blacksmith aud wa*
Otldb-ted te drink. Oj. saturday night lie bad a (jii.ht.-I with
bis ?lfe. After drinking some beet he went to bed. Atx.ui
BB?9g_ he gol up, and La :ms Isis tv.ft sim up renew. ,i me
__._._i -Tviaaeanehlm the ran ont of the hoot* ?nd across
?>?--Ts! iheTeTr w ???r"r!.o.i*e. ahniit three rods rrom the
SrteS. Ilcr?sb.m. pur*..-.1 !!? an1 fell Into ?**??*??,_
Vhs heard the eiile*!.. wont hark and ssw him stn '? ln? "
the trataT BBB tion rdm nod to tho hom t snd huttrijart the
o^ors so thal her hus'.and could nnl -A-MWlUlkBt
daughter, Carrie, age lld I,, ii. sh- -st BB all night; lui! ?
did nu appear. Ai da.vhr-a-. aho weut to he police stat n
aud ml<l th* tad*. Herhusbaud waa found drown.*! latta
elstern. The waler oat foin feel ami UireB niche* deco. Mr*.
Newman sad she tilt! nut itali- help hu iiu-baml uni, lol" I*-**"
he would kill her its lu* hui Ihr-ati-in-d. -ind she did not tnp
jHiise there waa water i-imugh lo iii own lum.
li OMB BB WB.
PRO Ml NT. NI' A KUI VAL"1*.
Wrer-terf flume *|t \le? .11 Lr T. dall, of Mon'real .
Murro, mu Betti 0-vernor-eleri J. lt. Bud. e.i and ct
Cnii_re*snian .I.t'.n I.yiich, ol Maine Il'mrtitr (letti- ll.
R. Cable, Pr-*.dell! ot tilt- ( lilt a-... I'n. k Island ..ml Wm IhC
lUilwav (.m.pun Artr-TerS lintel- Civil BaalBBar A.
o Minn.nl. V.n Saw .m .lame, lintel XX alki-r Kxaus.
nf Lou 1st Uie, ami fohn A. Dillon, ol st. I Bolt . Filth i"
m./ lintel Major Dickson, M l'.ut Baglaa ri, and Bmloi M.
Weeli (.m. ? _/_??.- (.1 narai HcoraaJ. Magee, al Watklaa.
H. v ...Hotel EermnndU -Cealrollar J. B. Baraaii, ot
Hu (Ta Uv
WIIVT IB GO-BO ON TO-ntY.
Palo of rrl7p dower* anti plants of Chrysanthemum Show,
l'OMii.i;ni!.iiiii Halt.
Me--ttnK..t Managers nf Cotton Exchange to ronsider stand?
ard trite nf -niton.
Baw Tort I'i-si.vteix,-e..t< h chun lt, 4 p '11.
Autumn rccept.on at MoUOpoUtaB Museum of Art, - till 5
p. m
ladles' rerei.iion at Lntoi cinli. evening.
Bt Nit l.u'.is HocletV, I'.drnttait tis, m ll 1 p. m.
OhloHot-ieiv, No 2:tt> Piftli ive . H 0. m.
Academe nf Sclent tx-. Ct tl 11 tn lila (' ?) legit, Hp. m.
Baa_ay teheol institut.-. Collegiate Charon, ? p. m.
M.-ting of YoiiiiL* Min's Chrlrtlaa AaaoelaUeB. nn. m.
Laeftar* bb "Jamal na," by 1 oloael Billet 9. shepard. He
hrew christ un Chureh, evening,
Opening ol fair In aid al cii.ipin Hom. Miltonic Temple,
even :u-.
droller Club, No (ll Madtaea ave., evening
Installation of toe Ber. Dr. il lt. liootli. Rutger* Pretby
terian Chureh. evening.
Cooey I alaad Hud ami dun (lilli, No. 4s Willoughby st.,
Brooklyn evening.
Baptist l-rt-iicl.ei* nnd BeflBBBeft Pastors' meetings, ll a.m.
m -
NEW TORR CITY.
John Nay. a tailor, ac- thirty five, had a .jnarrcl with hu
wife.v.st. T.l.iy at his hume. Nu. ll! Kast Thirteenth lt., and
felt sn bini alton! 11 Hui, In a ll! of despondency, her Irieil to
cut off li * head with a ra.or. Ilo only partially suet 1. ile I,
and wa* taken to IbBBIBB Hospit.il with a wound lu hi*
throat that will probably earise lils death.
The New-York OiaflBBBI Association of the Delta Tau Helta
Prati-rnity met for it* sec.mi social reunion of the preseiit
season at Martlnelll's BB Saturday evening. After dinner the
association dis, usstsl ?- Rai ional Aid to Popular Kdncaliou "
and the lilair lull. The association will mee! again on De. em
lier 11 ana will then ili.*cu?s "The Ininti Theories of Henry
deorgo."
Iloiiert Huti-hlhson, the proprietor of a dye-hop at No. (Kl
Btxter st., dietl early yesterday morning at hi* hume at No. Hil
Mulberry st.. from thc died* of some dyc-iuutture which Be
took on saturday by inislake for giime tea.
sandford chaffee. age - even, duringa quarrel with John
Kerns, age thirteen, of uue huudi-d and seventy.niulh lt. ami
North Tlunl-iive, on Saturday alleruonu. stabbetl him in tbe
ha. a with a penknife. Infllrtliig a severe wound. Chaffee wat
hehl without lutll In the Harlem Polico ('our! yesterday.
(itsirgc Waterhouse, a steerage passenger on the steamer
Rehledain. which arrived fruin Ammo dam v--t-rduy. Jumped
mei Iniaril t.n Ot Ittiiei 'Jd while ti-mimrarlly insane. He war
twenty three yc-rs old amt a native of London.
KKOOKLYN.
Mr* Klls.v !-. Morrison, of No 42 Vernon ave., yeilent.iy
morning went lo the ba I nuirn of Lain Smith, a thirteen ve 11
(dil aaiplit.l dailtfhti-r. In call her tor III lal fa tl On -it*! mg
the bed-i oom she found thr ch'ld dead on the bed. The room
wa* nih--! with g**. The burner waa turned on. The child
had leiinsl about 10 o'elm-k on Saturtlav night in the bett of
?ldrlts. Ii I* bein veil Hhe turned on tin- gas while walking
about Hie room in lu-r Bleep, tillich she frequently did.
A suit for absolute divorce ha* boen Baa na liv "olin F.
Starter agiiln-t Mrs. Ann lia storm*. The -urtu* have I.t en
mai rio! tun yeats and hail un cliidrcn. Itu- plaint ll ls a
gtain broker.'and hi* wile moved in mooA aoclety. It 1*alleged
Qui sh- was unduly intimal, with the captain ol a yacht with
whom she sailed lo BCObrtghl, and with a milli 1 y man xx ho
accompanied her un Jinn mys U|i tlie Umlenii River.
NEWE IROM TUE SUBURBS.
MR*. PARSONS WAN TKO NO POLICEMEN PRF.-!ENT,
The announcement that Mr*. Lncy Parson* would deliver
a 1.-. nu.- ai 11.1. !? tl ..1...iii ..ne 11 nu.lied .un! tilly meit yester?
day af terri .huh tu Krocbt-r* Volts Oardeii on tettmy (Itv
Heights. Th.-niiinluTi minded eight pullet meu 111 full uni.
form, under oouimaad of Captain Newton, and hm or three
dei ec ti vet. The presence ol Hu- pol at seem -tl la uniiov Mis
Paraon*. tind she ii.nk ni casutn to sax- lt was the uri: lime
pilieemeit In unit..1111 hail ever iIhp tl lo attend anv ol h*-r
les lures. The policemen were alto* roane et annoyaaea le
tin- proprietor ol the beei girten. who waa prevented iv c..-ir
jtr. 1 -n< e from diapenatag unv liquid refreshment* to the
thusly audience. Asl' was sunday, no admission fee could
be charged. Consequently tbe a-hui m.is a complete failure
bi Ita thief object, a collection waa taken up. but judging
Irom app-ar ace*, tint ainoii ( reallied was sm a tl. txfrs. Par
lost delivered Ute taaM let ture that ttl.e hat delivered at
other places.
NKW ARK.
Annaiit. ( a;.arello, an Itilliiu woman, age ttftv, was seri
on*), ttabbeil iu lur house. No. ll Poiirt.-enth ave., Last night
by Antonio Peppi,au Italian, llvinr at No. 2D Prosi e I si.
Ailinn o was driuklng j-stcrlay. ami early lu the evening
went to the woman's hunte and **nt ont foi mi u- beer. hot.
era! men were In the bonne. A quarrel anise ami Antonia was
pm nm. Ile kicked tbe door iq ru again, ami ruidiing upon
the woman dre. a sharp pointe t -tn-i knife tharpener and
sta!, l.t.! lu 1 twice, tune 111 the l-'t side and again In tht |aw.
Ile then fled The weapon. In IBs Aral throat, glaoeed ofl a
r.b. rn tin x...uml u..ui.i h?ve b.-.-u lalal. Aiibuno was ar?
rested au hour later.
WBST-H-BTSB CHUN TY.
Wiiitf PLAntBL?JodgB Dyck'tian, of the Bqereme Court, on
Saturday grant-I a let iee I.f nbs..Int.. Mimic lo Lillian P.
Pearaon, ol S vack, from her bnabaotl. au-ii. us vt". Peat too,
who aew Urea al Lyan, Mass, in the ooaiplaiol adultery.
cruelty and ooo inpport were alleged and ao cleorlv were Ina
char.es proved thal Ilia Conti mated Ute deena witbool
laking all the teailmonY. Mr*. Pearaon is Uie daughter ol
JoeepTi M. Lomboi I, of N yack, ant her counsel xxar ei-Dii
Iricl-Atlolbey Aloli/u Whet u 1. ul Havel straw-.
-.*.
LONG HI.WI).
Pout H AMll.TuN.?The hotly of a woman, which hnd been at
least two months In tbi water, waa lonnd io tbr Narrows ye*.
Ul. lay. Kho liad 1l.1l k-browu null amt Bille B lllUBB ll I BBB
-*
m;h-ji.p.s!.v.
Bayonvr.? The cornerstone of a n-w Roman Catholic
convent to be erected In rwentieth-sL, mill' Am nne U.WBI
laid xe-it-i-il.iv afternoon In tbr Rev lu Mc(j|van,oi 'i
Mepiii'ii'--chiin ii. Nen link, rtie Ker. Father Killeen, poa
lol- ol st. May s cinii. h, Bergan l'liinl. conducted ih. -.1
vires assisted by a uutnber ol i>i'..-**i ^ [rom otiei tectionsot
the couuty. lin cou .cut villi Ih- under the diic.liou ol the
MsWrls ol friL Joseph.
JPR->KY CITY.
?'thu Ilenn-, np- thirty tim--, a gardener, atnplovadby Her
n.tr.I Mu li ula.!! ..! 1 avaa I'ttiiit. v..,- l.uiiiil aititut 1 a m. jus
ter ay lying miler un overturned Wagon with lils ne, k
lu..ken. Ile had bet ii Blina?_ lur a!...ul sn huuis. Tba
berat wa- lying oa bil lale rn tbe limits, completely ex
iiausieii 11 itb his fin t est efforts 10 regain h 1 li at. 1 in, mau,
lan -1 un I w .i-'tii W( ra in a dill h abua! .1 niiie trurii tba ai lu
house and a short distaace from tbe rand, muk mg it appareat
that IL uue bad mlBBBd bli way in ibe atora aud iiBTltnnaa
About a mnnt'i BgB Mrs. Rathol Milhun sued her hnsliaml
tot alimony. Mahon employed aa detective a colored woman
u-tiiiisl 1..ima Nol tm. alia- 1..- Hot. lo hun! up ev .deuce
against bm wife. 1 'ii -aim ruy un tia ,11,1.1.1.11 was I,. , 1 ,,t
eli.ch 1 i.tisH Nelson swore that Mn il ahon iiad been guilty
ot iniitb-i.iy with half a tln/.-n nen. Mrs. Mahon dlanroveo
ai. the** aaaei llO?a, arid thc colulod wuui.iu waa lo. ked up nu
tha charge ol perjury.
IBM AMERICAN SHiCPlSU LEAGUE.
Ambrose Snow and A. Ko-ler III -gins will Hart for I't uti
Cue t.. day as ftBlBgatOt ol tho Chamber of Coiumti.- to
ttie Cuni t-iitiuu of tim Am, ii.un B-lftftlBft l.e.iL-uu, whuh
b.-ins tte re 011 B7aa_MaB_jr. lt ls eii.-.rcle.l that all ot the
(.nveriiors ol the (inil stats will be pr.-senl. as weil s a large
niim'tt-r Bf ineiiibeisof 1 ougress and il. le Btloat li "in cum.
ut; reinil .111 I 111iii1.1i1.il '....tics. The follow.ug list ul subject*
will be coiiniilei. tl amt dist u*se<i
Are future. baaaelt ol trad* a v,*.ii>ic fmm Golf pent* 1
im. m -om h A merina offer auy Inducements to the uulf Btatea
as a m.tl kel I
To whal extent eau trade be developed with Itntral
America I
Will li be for tiie lateresti o'the Ball Btatea t? have a shin
railway bi m-^ 1 ehuantepec 1
1 -.ni a Blab of public health be maintain--! al Hie Gulf ports
while eonata nt ihterct urra la bad with porte in the impics 1
Our nen neighbor. Mi x:i m.
i au slnp Inn ding bet onie aa Imlttri 1 v ut the (inlf polls t
Is lt advisable lor ('.ingres* to bestow any aid to shipbuild?
ing!
Dowe tietsil any protect km, bv import dunes, for the agri
(11H111.il produt ts ol the (lull Ktatei I
Iron ii anul -1 lr* at the (inil putts.
Itu- maiitilunui lag .nd IgTk u.tural in Inttrles of Al.ihatiia,
i, Mi-s.s* ;i,ii. Louisiana, l-iat ail Floridk This
tul.ject to be pieseiited by special st-let tiou of local aiithuii
Ues.
DR EBEEAVDB IS ST. VIVCESrS HOSPITAL.
D| Rfiisaude, tin- husband of Violet Cameron, was taken Io
St. \ iiiciiil s llit-]ut,il on Saturtlav, seriously Ul with ec/ieina
Ut was lu a x lob nt stub- of ii-ivtuiMi-*s ami was t|uleied with
tome d ffleuity. Yeaterday bo wat rutting more easily, ami
blt ' "'ittitlou wis Implored. J. lt. himn.ons, wi u cuni.- tn
Mew-Teak aa ttie trmmnnt ot the Vtolel ' ameron opera
Company 1* also iii a! St. Vlucent't Hn.spital. lt waste
ported yeaterday that blt dlreaar ?a? ooaau?iptloo. amt i.i*
case wiis regarded i_* extremely crltlcil. Thu wa* denied al
the hosp.lal. Mr Minni..ns. Hi.-?ui genii sall, ls ill and weak.
He la Hinch L-iiiau-i*-1 and ruo down, bal wiih a ft w weeks'
reit und tjulct, he will be pct lcd ly well ajjaiu.
A.V OLD AOTOE BECOMES HLISD.
A dispatch lion xx'iitt rhuiy -ayt that J. H. Tinner, who
plays tire blind Irish iniiihliel In VV. 1. (scanian's companv,
had takch a st vt re cold in Waterbury nnd hail bec ibm Mlad,
ll. |s |b return la the city willi the company, which has au
engagement In Williamsburg tal* week, and will be placed
nmler tiie care of Dr. Cornelius lt. Agnew, the oculist. Tur?
ner ir sex euly years old.
UNDER ARREST FOR INSUBORDINATION.
Major J. Pied. Ackerman, Ot the Uth Regiment, M. (I., B.
B, V.. lias beeu placed uniler aiTest by Colonel Packner foi In?
citing liistibor.lliiiitluii aiming th.- men 111 tin- command. ile
wssoui-ot tue staff nltlteis who op]...set! the t letti..11 of Col?
onel Fac-ruer, am*, hs- baaa uuis,,ok.-n In his amino] I nf th
acDon of the rank am. flit li, Bppoiltloa to him. .M.,:ui Ai k- r
mab lotuses |g saj anything abom ttie matti r.
-?--?--.
Auuotim emt ul*.
Advick TO Motiip.rs.
liTt Wltstow's Stiti'lHiM. sviii p stittnltlalwtyihe used for
taiUilUt.-I iKkllUN',. ll BOOTH IB the 1 Illili. bu.'lK.n Hie
c'.Hr, iiiii* ALL lHS. 1 t i.i.* ariBIJ OOUC. ..nd I* the m-i
gklMklil l.u "1"""" 'i we 11 ty hu- ..nts a buttle.
-?
Ali. Um Newe*- Styles in Baalikin, PIhrIi
ai..'. lur llitc.I gaiuii'iils t au le- h.uml al loft Prince ai.
C. C. hllAVM., Munula.liinr.
PB-StMAKBBJ dm VEE b6fl1 and therefore wiM
only u*e the Diamond 1 mils ami the xx Balla Borah Twilit
for Dress Linings. (Jennine h.ive " dilb. ri Mfg. Cu." In lull
ou the reivage.
Om.y 5 Cp.nt.**.?'lake l.rii.'idvrav ('urn lo
0.0 "lliiM't iniinulii. inn-. Kia l-rlnce st., and saxe l'J,', un
th* prlte of a st als*lu ...1 ineitl.
Bbbbt a. Dabibul M. D..
Hi Lexington axe. between '.f'.ith and ;??tli its.
Hon.1 Mu 1,6 to 7. Diseases nf lb-Nervous hyilem.
...-i.11.. . . in 11 \ tng.iun. it.ip.a.an e au 1 ttrrllily.
THE GREAT OIL STRIKE AT BAKU.
KLKVEN TIMl'SAND TOBI or" I KTIiOLKUM 8P0U r
INO KV tiY D?Y.
Jfr. Chart's Mnrrtn in The. Pul! Mali (launs
Thc HusKiiiti ti vvsinniirsitci-ived to-day con
taln ii (elegraru fiutn Baal aBoaaaalBg Hie greaiest mi'.
burst of oil ever known, ll nins Ikaot "liaku. Oem
her 5. Al lssieft"* Wuli* u titiintsin hat coniiiiencett
playing at th* rate af 90,000 Bawds of petrea** ? an
nour, lt* h?l;lit ls 3S4 leet. In *plie of iii ticing fire
veisis fruin ihe town, tim pen.,lenin san I ls pouring
upon tba boiMiaae amt airaeta," lt is asteelaBioa Ibo!
th* m. r>to*r*btirs rorroapaaaoBteof the Loodoa napers
? hmii t nut ii ire MlstrspOBd IBM remarkable phennm
eunn, nutt I can only accuutil for their reintsi
ooaa on the gi um la that they har* elmer
laten too preoccupied with Balgartoa matters
or hare grown eu acriisiumett la fresh till laaalalBSOl
Boko lately aa ta aa bloated to tin- Hieniticsnee sf the
pr ("lil min. Yet Tuc ell's ?' outlier " lien!* tut and out
every pref inn* record in the uti region* of th" two lieiu
Itphere*. The ehsu pinn petroleum fountain up to now
has li-eii the ?'urunl m," which In lH-il spouted ta fho
helitht ti: 200OT 800 f*et. al Iii* rate of ueuili li.iOO
ton* of oil a tlay. ??Tnt* starla well," I wrote from tho
?pot Iii that year, ?' I* ?peatlOS more till than all the
20,000 well* In A merles yield losether."
riien an overflow wi* leake! upon nt altno*t mr ed?
ible, amt had mere nut ht-eii oilier Bagliauasea at i; .ku
? t the time I * timi ,1 prnhslily have fared a* haili) u*
Bruce and other iraVallera, Hut Hie l)rtto)li,i I* no?
where. Tar ed's-veil la tpnti'Lig nearly 5(h) lout un
hour, or more than 11, ono ions o ell a dir. If il were
In L.t'i lot. it wool.I top ihe inniiiiineut hy twentr teat,
ana Hie mansions of ftr-olf Belgravia wmii I be
eoveretl with ttl ereaty dust. During tb?
birth throes of n Fit ku oil fountain, sion** sre
burled a ternfio distance, and a high wind will
carry the Hue land spouting up willi the nil
miles awar. The roar of the ?ss prece linc tho oil-flow
is terrlffle, and the atmosphere for a titus I* ren ered
almost unuearah*. Ooamared wini oii.-u funntalus ai
iironiba and Tazlefl, tne (ireat QeyaOT of Ice'snd I* a
pinny. Luckily the .at boon clear* ott, the nones caa**
to rattle .Hi ' .1 Hie s'lrrmii IIiil- ItniMiti j-, aud then th*
.'mint nu become* as or I- ilv ss ii.u.e In Trafalgar
?qusre, pouring upward sky-high with a prnllglmn
roar, and tnrmlnir minni a'O'it tue thirteen or fourteen
lueh orifice v*st ilinai* of (and, bayoud which th* petro?
leum rattier* lu lakei large enough eoiueiiiues to sall a
yucht in.
Ilnw long Tsi'iefT* "spouter" will last, amt what tc*
ultimate yleid will lie will depend upon circumstance*.
The Dio-ij'ia lasted 113 Ur*, flowing for tl d ty* at the
sV'-rage rats nf uearlv 3.IOO iou* a nay, Ul day* at
1.ti ki tuns. 110 .lars at a out BOO tons, snd ll days st
600 tons. Tue owner* men managed to ftx a "cap" over
the ertfloa ami placed Hie well limier control. The tomi
arno int of oil spouie l, ii tba very lowest esnma'e. wa*
?v20.0oo tons, or .Yi.ooo.oiM) ral'oti*?tbs bigliesi aad
mate put ll ?t TiO ),OK) ions. Ala ronni estimate, h. vi
Hie oil spooled lu America ll would have realized about
a million sterling, emt made ls nwner a millionaire, 1*1
steod of which tn* fat* of the fountain at BOOB wa* to
render Itt matter a bankrupt, fur Hie shoals of (ml en?
gulfing neigiilmring <o Idlngs led tu dann* for damage
surpassing wini! he gut for the small quantity of oil he
wa* alii* lo catch and *lore, while th* rest, fluwlng be?
yond on to otli-r people'* property, wa* m most cases
" annexed " and not paid for. It I* to hs hoped Dial
Tagteff A Co. will no! I*-- so unlucky ; but In any Case
mott of lt ia sure to be wasted.
luinng ihe aiitiiii.n nts it tu spite the American Con
sni, wi* reported a aaort Hom ace that it ki wat bo*
ginning to sot dry) there li is been a whole *uoce*slim nf
fountain*, and in eonaeaaeaee tBere ta Bael a glut that
TaglelF* will hardly bt> *til* lo obtain fora ton QM gil?
lon*) ot their ml the price that the london oil un
porter*nave America for a single gallon of the rogued
? mole. For want ut a pipe Una io run lt to tba Hlaek
Heaiimtt nf the '2'h rnilil"ti gallons of oil (punted itally
nv Um'miii'ains ..r 1 a.'i.'it's w Ll sink Into th* toll, de
terlnraie la the lakes or mingle wita the water* of th*
Caspian. Knell a barhariiil* waite of me world'* re?
sources will li* a* keenly regretted by the Russian (Inf ?
eminent ai by any indignant udeullst tu Kuropn. If th*
resource* of TsgiefT it Ott, prura Inadequate to
quell the fountain it;.at is. cap over the wsll and kaep
Hie oil beiuw ihe mrfsra un l il wauled)
the Minister of Crown limn Ins will doubt?
less put Into effect a policy agreed upm, on the (location
of the I)roo)ba outburst, and lend engineer* With full
pnw r l-i nt 1 ;/.-< all av..i. i'-.e ni -an* lu plug the orifice.
Whether may will sBaoeeflle aaether matter. When the
Droojbaoaaava tosiacknn iu turee it wis sim powerful
enough, with lt* sand ltl?*i. formed by the eomiultigled
sand mid oil, lo grind to atom* in au hour or two Iba fl*
Inch Ima boiler plate the engineer* tiled to fasten on
lop of the tuite. Outhit 5 th of October the fountain of
TsgiefTs was spouting with ten times the Intensity of
Hie Droojba when th* latter achieved tilt* memorable
feat, and however much ttl* liusttan Oof eminent may
" i om nt .uni " the latest of the liaku gusher* will pru -a
lily prore more than a match tor the engineering skill
and resume** brought to i-e ir upon lt.
the psrutlle Industry ls one In which Pentland takes
great pride, amt lhere are opton.sis who think that it
has still sn Important futnre before it. Te produce
etcoich paniftl i every year our 9,350,000 ton* of etialn
coal litre to ne dug from mines, ami the energies of
th "iisami* ol men bare to tie utilized birnie the
70.000,000 gsiiuni of crud* shale oil extracted rrmii lt
eau be (eui to the ii-'ii i rm. to tin distilled Into the
illuminant used In lamp*. Ai llikua lew ti j - ri bore a
few hundred feet, sn I from the mt"* they thrutt Into
the bowels of the earlll ;*-ui??, without any Ilirt her lltl
mun eff'Tt, looa Of tullin'.* of rullons of oil ready fur
tin- rellnory. lt ls thus nu exaggeration to lay that it is
a thousand time* eas er ld obtain oil for lamp* ul Baku
than In the shale oil districts In Hcotlaml. I'o
q.mte a few Instance* nf wbal Ibo tire hundred
wells at liaku can (punt forth: Nobel liroiher*'
N". IH lia* yielded from a depth nf 7V1 feet netrly
80,000,000 galloas of ell ; meir Na, ti well, from a
tlepiu ol 943 fset. I'l.OOO.O Kl trull fis ; and thnir No. 15
wei , from a deptn o 505 feet. 73,000,000 ito.lona of ml !
I hst lt lo s iv. a situ n .'-iii j of men, a sc ire ai the out
si'ie, bunn.- fur atunit a year, ls aide at Baku to
bring to tim surface mme oil than all th* mines; men
sud shsre oil distilleries of .Nuttlan : 'luring the same
perin I pit together. All Scotland takes a year lu pm
duce 70,000,000 gallons nf ern ls oil. The No. 0 well of
Mabel'* spouted lt* 40.0O0.0O0 in five week*. Quot the
pip* lin., ls 1 ,i I il tw.. fi un lian i to the. It a. k Mea nod
begins Ita Steady yearly ylel.l of 180.000,000 gallons,
tue BOOtoB par-illln trade will Buffer limn the c.mi'ell
ilon of K.isc.i as ket-niy at inn pot role ute industry of
Amer.C.i. IJclit'e. Holli tuc L'lH eil -tates and neill Lilt.I
would be gill to ln*ar that tlivu wis drying up, In?
stead of yielding mule t-uplmiily every year.
SIGNOR ASCELO STILL KBMPB TO 7/7V finny.
Plgnor Angelo kept le hs non* in the Betel I'e'le.-iml,
opposite the Academy of VI us;.-, y.-steiilay. Ile rc'iiseiltii ea
suv ene, savin" that bis noa titmri -.i-iuild not permit it. tun ho
si ul Word to collen that the report* Of hs intent mi to leave
New-York tor Sew Ji is y sore entirely u branded. Ile baa
.nt'ni mi of it-ai inn tlie elly until he ;* well an l he ba.i
ret tl-I-r lune i oben W when he will ju. No further eos
feience. it was salt! y. stei.'ay. I ail lui ii bold between lum aud
Hie. mumbel8 ul the opera c -inp .ny.
MA El S li / A 7 ft // LI>} ESCtS.
MIMA! I'il. VI.VIA VAC.
Tn-ntr.
Hun risen. 638 I Sets, f 48 I Moon seti 3 13 | Moon's ir*. 19
Ht ,11 WATBR
AJt?sandy H, mit. 8:09 n-v. isi'i. Brid I Hell Oats. T:15
E.M?.sandy Hook. 6:94 I Oov. Isl'd. 6 tl I lieliOate. 7.J0
0V1OOINQ ST RA*SBA.
Tn-DAT.
V*??e
Vessel. Lin-. For . Matti il ii\ sails
Ooloo, Pacific Mail. Asp.nw.ill.lu am noon
TUKSI'AY. BOT, fl
Alaska, (Inion, LiverjMml .12:i(0 p tn 3 pm
(leo VV Clyde, Clyde, s.m Domingo . 1 pm 3 pm
Chattsan Ytpii-iu, Bordeaux, lionl- mn. 2 pro
WBOSSSOAT, V'lV. 10.
Tiaro, NO Lloyd, Bremen via South'lon. 2 MO a rn 6 am
Minnel, gti-nee. Harlta-lnes . 1 pin 3 pm
A,vena. Alias. Havli.li a iii 1 pm
oriuoco, Quebec, bamoda. l nm 3 p*u
ISCOMlSt, -n TEA MERS.
Ttt-ntr.
rmsei. Pt*m. une
setvia.i.iferpool.Cunard
Australia.Hamburg. t arr
Kns .Bremen A southampton N U Lluvd
Philadelphia .Lu (luayra. Hedi)
Ningi ra.Havana.Ward's
Alene,.Jamaica.Alias
li i sim. Nnv 9.
Denmark. Luiidon.Natimial
Wy too lag.Liverpool .Ooloo
WHlSKs tl NuV. Itt
Bt?t* nf Neafoflka .masgow . stat*
.Newport.Ashiiiwall.Pacliic Mail
Pomona.Bon logo Hay.N y and Jain
SHIPPING SE ns.
POUT OP NEW YUHIC.SUNDAY. NOV. 7, 1888
Aitmvi.n
Steamer (Icrtnanlc dir). Kennedy, Liverpool Oct 2H, gneens
tow u v".i. wi I, iiiilse ami poaseagots to il J ( nrtis. Anivetl at
Hie Karat HUH aim
Bloomer Critic (Bri, Lord, Leith Oct 19, BlliM10BbeiOBg>
30. I Hill.lee V"V. willi liulse alni pass. Ilg.-r* lo blui^isoli, bpeuce
A You ii g. Ar 11 viii at Hu Har Bl V a tu.
Meanie] linihi t (uri, stamper, AvoaaMatfcOcI l!) Vewaerl
2.V. with inilse to VV II Morna. Arrived al Hu Mai al V 3u pm
s-teoner Hugia (den. Albci*. Hamburg Ucl 21. liane Vii.
willi tmlse ami passenger* lu kunhaxdl A Cit. Ai lived al the
Har al i.<" p m.
Sli-aiiu'i s.iiii'lani i tu.ir.. Poller, Amsti rdam Oetgfl with
in,'.si anl USSSeBgers to lunch, fcdyo A Co. Ainved'al tito
Hal at 2H> p in
BU imer_ Hoiiritugiie (Fd. -iratigud, BarraOetSO, With
mdse an,I BBBBBB1BII lo Louis ile Heluaii.
Mi au,, i ? n.iiia.Iu, Han.i s. iiaitcalon 7 ilayg w lill ii dso
and paaaeugeretoC ll Muiimv .t | ..
st..oner ll.gii'atur. Hiiuii. VI iiinlnpton, N c, 3 .lays,
with inilse an I passengers tu VV f Clyde A i'o.
sieaiiu-r VI yauoke, Ilulpheis. llb-luuoiiil, t itv Petal and
MorfolS. w ith m.1st- and passing.is lu Old DeiBIBMI Kiln.
Bl ea Bier Ooyaottotta, KeUey^^Newpart News and West
I'o.li!. Va. Willi tmlse atilt |ia*Sitlfter? to Old Illlllilliuin SS Co
steamer Jiilni (Hbson, Young. UoorgOtewa, DC wiUiindae
Ut Thoa vv vv mhiiiiaii.
Hteaim-r Valen, ia (Span). Perer, Phlladt lphl^ In ballast lo
Kum h, I dye A Cn.
Brig (Morilla. Holland, MHii/'inlll.i 2(1 days, with mahogany
to A vile* Hr,i?; vessel to ll 1 HataaBa Co.
si.'Nsiif B_dat Bovaqy Beaa, atrsBfl, WBWtelaar At
City lsiaiiit, fresh, \v. 1 tear.
avAILBO.
Kteamrr* Celtic Monarch, for Liverpool Tia Norfolk, Kita
I'lugit an, Iauils Hucki, Jackson ville. City of ISav.innaii --av
annali. SuuttiWisHl, Haltilinii'-.
Harks Mo/uiL tm Hrenien. J VV Iliilinas, Itotterdam, Olln-r*
Olid Calliope, lain lou, Atlanta ll irliailnes.
Al-i. s tiled-Via IsSBg Island Siuiiiil-Uark Albnera, for
Bordeaux.
1 Hi: B0VBBBBT9 ok sntwuiit-i.
POBSIOM POBfi
l/iXIii.T. Nov Ct-Arrived, steamer (ireelan Monarch (Bri,
Hrisiuw, from New-Yoik url 98.
uer Bichmood Iii I 1 Bri. Hyde, for New-Yoi_
rsail.il.' sleauier Hi. li mt'i'l Bl 1 ' 11 r ? llvb-. for New-York
Liv-Kiil-uni., Nov o .Sailed, (luamei K.iUsa* (Uri, Olalg, I
Bootoo,
gt ri '.-iiiii, Nov (3. 6 p m-ArrlvtsI, Hteamrr Aurania
(lin. Hains, from New-Yara Oet 90 Mt ber wa] Ut Liverpool
(Kiel pmct ch .1).
Nm 7 -I.. I, sd amer Ai 1/0.ia 1 liri. Huh,ks, and L'liibria
(liri. Mt VI 11 kan. fl om Llveipiml hi le e lol -New V ul*.
swawa. Koi .1 Saiud, sleauii.I VVtliKlly (lin, Weisi,
for New.York
Him, Nov 9 A ni red, steamer Chicago (Url. toiiei, from
New Yolk.
01 tsi."iv, Nov OAnlvcd. (teamer AleiandrU (Br), Pert,
frnm New-York.
' 11 sui'.iv. Nov 7 A rrlv eil, steamer TktOgvaOa (Dan),
Iamb limn New York.
lt .1 IMU'AM, BOT 0 Arrived, *leamer VV A H< holteti(DUh),
Bakkar. (rain New-York.
Sai.r.l. si?a.1 Ballal dBW (lilrh). VI*, for New-V ul kl
ABTWaor, Nor 9 saileu. steamer lit Ifieulaud tUdjo, iley
liuii. foi New V mk
lltviiK, Nu, 7?Arrived, (teamer La UrctaKuo {Vt), Jous
se.m. from New York.
haileo. steamet Lat hamp.igne (Kr). Traub, for New-York
llnlil'KAt x, Nov ? An,veil, (teamer (liatian Marnaux
(Kn. Beg BIB a. fruin New- V ork.
Pti KiiMii. Nov I s?,iei, (learner Ali-iauiUla (Br), -,
tut ^^^H
SCIENTIFIC TRUTH
REGARDING THE FUNCTIONS OF AN
IMPORTANT ORGAN.
.Hiv hi, li thc Pul.ll.* BlftBI Elnt Little,
Worthy <'uro! ii I f'oiiMldrriUion.
To Ihe Eililm- nf Thr Scientific ' inericnn .
lt ill ifou perm il n* In nillir Iriniti-n la Ihe public Ihe fact*
ire larc learned duran/ Ihr past - i/rnr* riaircrniiif) dn.nr
dm nf thc hun,nit h it'll. ?/? anal Ihr nri/itn* u-hteli EttWUttE
Rilli,,,/* aa cimilif tirrill.' thurat Yon arr condnrli/../ ti
.'. a niitii iiniie-, iiiiJ mr unpi rjudirrd except in furor of
Tlil.'Til. It is nceillcss to sufi no mrdiciU pnii-inil nf
" Cfhle'' _7ii.it/in-/ irniild admit Hine fi,ctn, far rm/ ulai
out rc anni. H. II. Wi I WEBE ( ?.,
Proprietor* of " Warm r's safe lure"
Thnt wo mnv rmnhnsiz'* nnd c^mly explain
tho relation the kbinev* ?it*tiin to lue tBaaral health,
nm! bow iniiiii ii BBBBBdSBi BpOB tiiniii. we ump..sn.
met i|thnr'f ii.li" *'enlim.-, tn tiki* nile rrnin tba h.lilian
lto.lv, ll ice 't in tbe wnsh-bcwl betor. us, mid exiuulne
lt for the ul, lr ? enellt.
Yob will im .glue that we Int ve Itefun* us a 1 ody shape I
like a lt-.m. ?mouth ami dist, tiing, ul.mit four niche* In
.earth, IWO In wtdili, ami one In thickness, n nrQinarilf
?v-u"is In the ii-l'ni in ile alum! live nSBBBB, hut ls *oiim
whst Iu'i t-i in the fem,ne. A siniill organ I you say.
Hut BB-darataad tl <* hoity yt the ftvpfaca i .?? bbb bob
tain* BhoBl ten i/uitrl* uf blood, of tr/iirh tPery drop
pnss-s lliT'iuc/h thes'- fillers or srtrcrs. a* they limy be
culled, man,/ time* a day, *.* o'ton as turougli the heart,
muline a couti l-t* rerolatlBB In three minutes. Prmn
the blood 'li-v BBBBIBBi the xvasle material, working
nv. nv steadily nitrtii anl dav, s'eejilnc nr Baking, tlr-less
as ihe henri t-.*lf, ami fully Bf BB inil-li vitnl Itiipnrt
Hllt'e; rein ving Impurities from slzly-flre gntinua nf
blond enrh tater, nr .ihoiit f.irtv-iiliie hiirrels ea-h d iy, n'r
9,12', bullhead a year ! What a wonder that the kl 'beys
run last any Uti.gili of time mi'ler tms prodigious, strain,
treHted ami BBglaatM as they ire I
W* *H'--thi* tleiieate or an open lenrrliwi.ae xvlth nut
knife, and Will nimbly tlescrlbe Its Int-rlnr
We nnd lt ta he of u ro.litmh brawn astor, *oft nnd easily
turn; ftlietl will liuiulrti s ot Inti, tubes, sliurt ami
thread-like, starting finn. Hie nrtenes, eliding In u little
taft about hililwnv from the OBtBMB opening Intu a
ea rity nf eoattooraala sire, whieh I* rnlletl the pelvis of,
rntigltlv spo, iklng. u sae, which 8 for i he | urpo-te of 1ml I
ing the wut-r to farthar andora, piirlllna'lon before lt
passn* tlns-n 'nun here In t) tbe amara, and soon to the
outside of the body. Tites* little m e. are the tilters
* ir-!i to Iheir work H'l'nmatlrallv, ainl right herc lt
where Ihr disc.,gc ot Pie I. id net/ firs! beaUte.
lining t i* vest iiiiiiiiitit of work whieh tli-y nrn obliged
to, fnni th* slightest rre_rul.il Itv tn our Babita, from
eui'. fruin blah livmc fron siiinu'iints ora tbouaand
anti min other causes which ot cm e.erv tiny, they
becnnii* "otuewhat weiikeueil In their nerve fnrco.
I hat ts tl)* resell I Coiigestiiin or It0| __BfB of tllft
cnrrenl of Blajd In the siniill vessels surroui.tiing tin in,
wi-Itb become blocked) these delicate membranes are
irritated; i ii tt ii ur m.i t it .ii is s'-t up, tl en pus 1* formed,
which collect* In the pelvis or sic; the tube* are at first
iiarllally, uml BOOB are totally, unable to ilo thur work.
The pell tc sue cues ou distending with this corruption,
pressing upon the blood vessels. All this time, remem?
ber, tlie blood, which ls entering thc kidneys to he til?
lered, is passing through tins terrible, diitgutting put, for
lt cannot take any ntlirt route I
stot. aad think of lt for a moment. Do you realtie the
Importance, nay ihr vital necessity, of having the kid?
neys |n tinier I Can vim expect when they are tllseaseil
or obstructed, no matt-r tinw little, that you can have
purr blond ami mr ni. dmr,ne f It would be )u*t as rea?
sonable to export, if a p.-st bo iso wurt set acrosx Hrmtd
wav ami i-iiiinlles* tlnm* uei* went compelled to go
through l's pestilential dann, an en-arc Iron eoatatloa
ami dlsenn*, as fur uue to citier*t the blond tn escape pol?
lution wi en eonttiintlv running tbrntmh a olseused
khlney.
Now. whit I* the re?iilt f Whv. that the tiloo.l takes
lit- and neiosit* tata BOtaoa a* it -we.-ps ..bing Into every
arran. Into every inch of niii*-!i\ tissue, (lesli ami hone,
fruin your head to your feet. Ami whenever, from
hereditary influence oe otherwise, some part nf the ho.lv
ls weaker than iiuutlier. B eiiiintli-s-. train ul (Uncases ls
established, such as con?nrri|itlon in weak Innes, dyspep?
sia where tli-re I* a delicate stomach; nervousness,
laoanltT, paralysis or heart dlaaaaa lu tbose who havo
weak nervo*.
Ihe henri must BBBB frel'the effect! nf the poison, at it
requirel jnirr blood lo keep il in righi artitm. lt in
?raaflM Its stroke in iiuinliei' and fnrce tn BBBipoBlate for
the iiatunii srlinulns waatlag, In its endeavor tn crowtl
the Inn urn blood t'irtiiirli this iiiirt ruction, c.using pam,
palpitation, nr aa ont-of-brestb feeling. Unnatural uh
this force 1 labor ls, tho heart must BBBB falter, I ecoiuiug
-.eager and Bookal until nun day ll ludilmli/ uto/if. abd
death Irt'tn BBB trent " In-art disease " ts th* verdict.
Hut the meillc'il profession, learn*-! atul dignified, call
these tll'-ascs by i.lgn mum Ung names, treat Hem hIoiic
and poll*nta die, fur Ce nrlirii* mc cnn ijiu'I time d'ttth
ta the atTicte.i purl, cnns'nntiy adding fuel itt'i'iirht from
these siipiiuriiritig, pns-lailen kidney* willoh here In mir
wasli-iiowl are verv putrefuctlcu Itself, and willoh slioultl
Iiav- been eiir.-.l tlrst.
Hut tbl* I* tint all th* l'ltney* have to do; fur you mint
reiin-'n 't-r that -nell intuit take* uuout loria pOBBda Bl
tun r.ihint-iit every tweuty-four imur* tn timi ly UM
?a-I- if the bn tv which ls roust mt ly going on. a a BBtB
equal lo Hie iiiiaiifl-v taken. This, too, the Kl lucys Imve
to tep .rule finin t tux hlootl with all other deooii posing
lb at t-r.
. ut x-nii -nv. tty .binny." are 'ill right. I have no nain
In iii- itacu " Mlataka. bibb I Pronto dloof kidney
di*t?a-e of so hud it cliiracter I lint the organs arr rntt-n,
ami vet llittv liavn IttPer Un rr had a pain imr an nc ll .'
Whv ? I'.eeau-e tie ill-ease be-ins, as xv- have tbOWfl,
'n th- inter ir "f the kldnev. where there ore fem
nert so' frrlmij to convey thc sensation of pain. Wlir
t|,|s I* so we mnv no"-r know.
when V-..0 munder n.elr groat work, the delicacy of
their structure, ti e aaaa wiih whieh they arc daran te I,
r?n vu.i wini.;- at the 111 health nf our men and "
ll-altli nml lune lift* (-.innot be expected wlie i so vital an
organ it mi pillie i. Mo won i-r aome arltara aay wa ara
tier;-n-r t'lbs-. I'mi't vin, set. the rr-.it, tl e citteiin* ttn
poriiinee of karping thia ).ia. Itin-rv lu wnrkiti.'Hider I
Coull, 'lie tines! engine ilo even u fractloiiiii part ol tlii*
work, witliiuit iittentinii fruin tbs angtnnai I Imn't mn
*-- boa il iBgerpru tblt bl Iden dlteaae l? I If I- lurking
snout us const, nilly, Bl thoat civing at y Indication of it.
prcs-nc-.
I he tims! skil'ul physician* emmit tlot-ct If ut 'lines.
fur Ihr Will ney I thtiitelprt mn nt he ?!?: in tried by uuv
nu a-* -t inch we ii -v.- i.' mir ctiiiiiiinii i. Eran an rm iy
-is i.i iii- w iter. chemically aad mlcr-acopicolly, reroaia
untiling ili-ihnt-ni iii.iuy cases, oven wueu thu kidneys
are fair v !>rti-i*ti tlown.
Thea look oul Inr thom, aa dlrsaaa, no niatrer where
sltmi ed, |o BS POT coat, as shown by altar-death exam
Innti ii*, im* its origla in Hu* breaking down Bl tkasa
lee re ting tub** in t ie mt -rlnr of th- kidney.
\s ran value health, ut -on daelre long Ht.* free froni
eii-kti--s and tallering, nice ihe-e orgaai ionia attention.
K?ii hein lu iiimi c..ml. linn omi ibu* pre v. ut ia* is
ens- v lionel all ilir.ca-.t-.
Writ lier's Safe Cure. ?* 1! h-co'iies rear after year better
known for it* wanierfnl -nie* audit* power orer tho
killin vs. bu* .lune m..I is dolBt nmre loInrreaae tha
average daratlrn nf Ufa tuan all lue phyalelana a ad
iiietliiines known, Wii'iier's .-*:ife ' ir" -I a truc specific,
mil ' uilt certain, Lanalea! I ut tncr_;etic, un I agreeable
tii tb* t:i?t?.
1 like it wiitin sick as a cur-, aul never let a month go
by if xmi need lt, wlthool tulum.- u law butti-.* aa a nra
v-ii'.i-.e. tii it the kulnuvs mav he kept lr proper order,
tb ? I'IoimI pure, that health an I long life in iv be ymir
I,],..slug. H. II. WARNKB _k I'<)
DELURY "Says"
THE CHESTERFIELD
made Hlnglc-nrrnslcd. wilh Ply Pronfr. I* ihe most
popular (liciciiitl ibis season. The iiinlerialr used are
Carr'* Pur lleuver*. Klysiiin*, Whiinrv*, tte. We are
ninl.liiu Hit* nu iniiiii. edger pitied xvnb dolli or velvet,
lined ?siitin dc (hine, t|ulltcd fm ing*, Ar., for
-*:.. st I'i. &c
We bevc Just rccclieil nn elrgnni nssnrltncnl ol scotch
Tis ceil* mid llotiie?i un*, (living lo iheir lille arrival
nc i? ill milli- Hu in ia per ceut loner timn our opening
pilers.
Mi. Ilelurv I* thc originator of (he popular Hoi Cont
and ide iirll-l.ii.iui> (overt (oul. ..hird hi* b-conie so
lashioiinhlc lor both aeutleiiien and In- Ls' ?.cur.
Alan ihe nen . ut Ki.ling llul.il Hhlrh luis been inu?
it.run. r.i " perlecl " by (be moat expert rider*.
All good* to order mid wnrrnnied n* reprr*entctL
Our prices are posiievt ly 'if, (o BE per ceiil lower
I hu n mr Ihii.'t- pri' ed lollara charge lor raine goodr aud
oorkuiuiirbip.
Tailor anl Hal Mater,
214 6th Ave.,
'id door above lllh-*l. Elenited lt. lt. tullian at door.
Opei, naminga.
GREAT SPECIAL SALE.
CARPETS
IIAV1NO .THT I'l'ltCUASKU TUE KNTIKK BAL
AMCM OF A MANI I'A CT (.UK H.-rt BTOGK OF
WILTON VELVETS
WE OPFBMTuB Mosrsri-iitp, List: iVF.il shown
AT ABOt'T ONK-II.M.F Til Kilt MTl'Al, VA I.l K.
SHEPPARD KNAPP & GO.,
MXTII-IVK. AMI IllTil-sr.
SMALL OFFICES
TO RENT
In THE TRIBUNE BUILDINS.
MACY & CO.,
I4TH-ST,, SIXTH-AVE. ANO I3TH-ST.
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY ANO DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
WONDERFUL VALUES.
2d SPKCIAIi BARGAINS IN
BLACK SILK,
FAILLE FRANC AH. *1 fla. $1 4?, 91 68, $1 08.
Olios' ORAIN. !)8o., $1 Vu. SI 48. SI RS.
SATIN DUCIIKSHK. t*8t\, *1 gflfll 4t. tl 68.
BLACK MOI RB, ilse. Il 2.. $1 48, 91 IM.
Ll.Ai li KAD/.IMKKK. Ole SI 99, $1 48, Si 69.
rilE ABOVE CANNOT BK DO 1'LICATED AT PRES
EXT I'll IL K?.
COLORED SILKS.
FAILLE rBABOAlB, H 19,fll :<!">, -fl 60.
OK09 (ift.viv, 8-;c, 9BB, *1 24. $1 Ifl
HAHN KHADAMES. t)7e.. tl 19, *1 39.
PLUSHES AND VELVETS
N PLAIN, FANCIE'S, STRIPES. AND BROCADES, AT
TUE LOWEST PUK KS IN NEW-YORE.
AT 79c. PER YARD.
SO PIKCKH fi4-f.N'( n SILK AND WORSTED SUIT
INOS IN 12 Mi'KI.Kl NT COLORINGS.
IAME GOODS HAVK IIKEN HOLD THIS SEASON
Foil $2.
CUMBO HUT SEVERAL I, -T-t OF NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS
AT 49e. PER YARD. MAN V OF THKM OOSf 91.
HATS AND BONNETS,
B ITU TRIMMED AND INHUMMED, ALL THB
LEA DINO SHAPES', AT TH I OW EST P. ULM IB
THE CI IV.
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'-! AND CHILDRBN*B
HOSIERY
UNDERWEAR.
FULL LINES OF LEADIN'i MAKES, MUCH UNDBf
EEG.LAH Pill Cl.0.
1.000 DOZEN MIN'S AND BOY'S
UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
af EN'S, goa no V"? 40c.
ALL OUR OWN MANI I ACiVKIV THEY ARK THB
BEST VALUE IN THE CITY.
1,200 DOZ BB MKS'S
COLLARS AND CUFFS
OF OUR OWN MANLKAiTt'CK. . COLLARS. 12e AND
21o. THK'VUo GOODS AUK THC REST QOODrt MADB
AV!) ARK ALL SOLID LINEN. INCI.UuINJ THB
INTERLINING; CUFFS AT lc. AND 2HC; TUBUT
TER SOLID LINEN.
R. H. MACY & CO.
FriedrichshalL
THE TONIC APERIENT WATER,
"Most efficacious. To krunu it is to
appreciate its high value."
Professor Justus von Liebig.
? A highly efficient ALTER A TI VE,
correcting disorders of the bloody Spe?
cially applicable in the treatment of the
affections incidental to Constitutional
Debility in Children, in Glandular
Swellings, and Affections of the Skin
and Eyes."?London Medical Record.
" A potent agent againt Scrofula,
tt'hen combined with suitable diet and
tyutdoor exercise."
Professor Loeschner.
NOTICE.-"^ LONGER
Friedrichshallis taken, the SAL ALLER
is the quantity necessary to effect t/ie
purpose."
Sir Henry Thompson, F.R.C.S., Lond.
Cf all Dntggittl anj Mineral Water Dealers.
Beyond
Comparison.
OUR
IMPORTED AND
DOMESTIC STOCK OF
KERSEYS, MELTONS,
ASTRACHANS. HEAV?
ERS. IRISH FRIEZES,
ETC.,
FOR
Med itt rn and Heavy Weight
Overcoats.
MADE UP IN TH! HOST FASHIONABLE
STYLI
To Order from $ 18.
ENDLESS VARIETY OF
Cassimeres, Worsteds, Scotch
Cheviots, Homespuns, Etc.
FOR
Dress and
Business Snits,
To order from $20.
Trousers " $5.
Scmples and Self-Measurement Euler
mailed on application.
!CO&_
'A. _____
145,147,149 Bowery
and
JJ I Broadway,
Corner AVnih Street.
Open Evenings until 9 P. If.
PALACE HOTEL OF BOSTON,
The Vendome
(tirtit-r CeOBSBOBWeattS. lassos nut! Uni lin.nilli Street.
This ls mir nf t!i* lui inst unit must t>lt>iraiit hotel *lriii'turt-s
In (lils lonnlry. ('mn? ui.-niIv ?Unala*!, italiglitfully eur
ruiiii'lf-l. amt in i im t hiv rtaalrabla lol linns ,-m viKitorssiii!
Umri?i* lt I* ii'iii pac altar ly eltrocUf* ** ? rest.Ira. ?? fur
latiii-H ini<t inn.Hi. * 1 uni ,M.nu ,vii 1 ii avoona i.iudniiii* ii.- n
tin- ru i.l 11 1.si-I.-ii t-i di.' boo Lu ki 1 pou wiiii-U tim V enooma
liss il* id-Hi nulli. I* ii< kinnsli-il.t-il tn i.i- tlie lln**t boalOToH
In AiiiiTlm. alni '*. ina il un el 11 ter *nl. _o Uio uio?l- uSUjr
anti litMiitltul n si,'nu, 1 h ni tin-1 itv.
ta ll. 0*U_BUAB A CO., fi .tint. tor*.
C. II. HEELS Ll AF, Bf I'lntlli- 11 mimi, White Mmint HUS.
BARNES B Dl.MiLt.l, uf lintel lliauswlck, lioaiou.
Artistic
FURNITURE
Onr Tnr litre* stock 1* now tir'nir ofTer-M st prti-o* that
sett bat exam iitt.inn to show that lt 1* unapproachable ta
heapne**. assortment, elegance of iltsinu, snit tl,omagh
rorknisnshlp. Fur inMuiic*. wt- have
i) itim-rtnt pattern* He'room <ints at .81H anti upward
.'.ii iltlt-it-iit patt-ms tuill't VS'aluut mut Ash
Hettruom snits at . . . 82 v snit np ward
tl ililli rent pa ur ra* s-Mrl munis st. $2V atnl up wara
ii itlfferoat patterns w.ll iij.li.ilsi. n ,l l'arlor
SulUot.$50 and upward
43., i.-.
ONE PUKE. CASH.
"Buy of the Maker."
3E0.C.FUNTC0.
M.tMI'ACTI UEU>,
Stores, 104, 105 and 108 West Uih-sU,
Between 6th anti 7th area, one teer West of Uth-aro,
ODY BRUSSELS
ANT)
'll
Lal]
wk 09TBB TUI- WRP.K BM liot.L> OF l_BM
fOF I'l.AKUOOlitJ AT A PUK E HI-. Lu* MA Vf t'ACT
t KKhS' COST. THE iarsHELs, '.'Oe.; TUE MO
,L'BlTE8,91 AJTD8125THE YAKI).
BAUMANN3R0S,
Nos. 22,24and 26 East 14th-st_.
Nfc,AU I MUN -lil VUE.
El
THE TRIBUNE BOOK
OF
Dm AIR SPORTS."
a um pr
THE NEW.YORK Tltllll NE. in deference to tho
runt popular lnlenst lu BB?9J9 sisirt*. hos
..tu jjil.-il an .oiigmol seek expressly for tko
rasas, men of tho Unite, t states, lt ts a
ti11iouuh statement ot the present status ot Open Air aniuao
aaata la America, with suggest.mis lo beajlaBasa fie ruieeef
?very Important gatuo, the recurls of notts! contests suit Ibo
ichiev.llitut* of A mil U stu l li.i'i.p.mis. The book will OOB
uiu about mu Illustration*. chapter* are profl-tett oo
tn lie ry. Baseball, willi the ie, oi.l ot wointertul ploy
ug snit ot the League su.l Assoc?liou UiaUuea,
mil with inttruclii.ii* how to curve a ball, I ourt,
len n i*, Lawn lennis, Football, Cricket, Lacrv***\
itOckct, Horsemanship, i itss.s Cuuniii lt ititi Ilise. Vas-ltliao.
?ltb a niscuesiou of bloop Wast i utter anti taslrao.
inns How to Design, Ililli I Hinl 9011 I BOBl . Hom lng. Camming,
Kithing. Trappiug, TTtBTTtlSq. iluntlug with Hliolguu arni
lime, (.'amping uut. Winter Sports, li.iytliag, Auiateur rho
ography ami a lew minor sport*. Among Ihe wrttcre wiso
j*vi'tunlri0uletl are William iiidUit. author ot Host lo 089
sining " . Maurico Thompson, Iha archery expert. Caplala
lacob A. Augur. Cavalry Instructor at Weet Point; Def IS
Kirby anl Thouias Clapham, yacht bulkier*; tieo
eral oeorge W. Wlngsie, the riileiuau, lrou-wor
lieorso OoliLe, D.re.lor ut Athletic* ot Ihe New.
York Athletic Club; amt a targe uuiubci ot private grutleraea
In the sioulti aud thtougboiil ihe co.into, tho have contrib?
uted t?rl( couceiuing the wll-t gamo suit huutiug sporu ot
their several localities No book ol Hus chat a. U-r lia* af cr
SSeS l''H lulu pt int lu Ann I ii a, il I* (lilli- leal!) eli meuUI SB
to be a " Uoy* Owu Hook " au-i ?!i*wer all the purim*"* ol oar
mauly youth, ami will also uieet tho dcmaiuU of adult*. WU!
tts ready tor itolivery Deceuiber Isl Octavo. 600 in't Btv
tail ptBBa 82 6U. I arms, postage paid
Willi \\ redly, -ne ?<?r .
W llb-eon-t? reids, tint* >mr
W iib I tub ol Tin W rt Un t our year
Ul'ai .ubel Ttteuiy VV reklirs, oue yrar t? OB
V, nh Om T. mir .tut. IU da
ThU book will be used cul um. ely a* ? premium willi TUB
Mbw-Yukk ta?BBB
li i niuot be obt?lut>l in any aBaSS way -emt f-r cm ular aa
to lill HU NE premiums.
nil': Tiar.rsK.nkw-yobb.
Mrs
A IX THE LKADlMi styles tn sealskin u?r
ii.eut* ant! faahiouable Mrs at loi?**i V'-W* Ki___
.-.liable tootla. C. C. bUAY SE. ManiUaslulor. 103 Frtocoot.

New-York tribune. [volume], November 08, 1886, 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], November 08, 1886, 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], November 08, 1886, Page 8, Image 8
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924