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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
STEAMSHIP CONTRACTS AND POOLS.
TUErnhR testimony or Mh. BLANCHARD BfFoRI

pUEIHlR testimony OF Mk. BLANCHARD BEFORE
IuE A~sI MBLY COMMITTEE.
George Il. Blanchard, of Emo. continued his
,,.fi,, b -nr, tnc Railroad -iigatnl COMMITTEE
v,.teray IL, ffs took NJ subject of foreign vest
A. md fr.irht Toe steamship cOmpNnles IN 1876
la,iea the right 10 auhm contracts ID ViHer 10 have
u, a,.ufne of the low Taf"r WHICH the railroad WA
eau- ed Contract tien made th the companies
al tie folloN ng rates. which ten First,
se~d , tlnrd classes. % cents aud fourth ana fifth
es-s.. 10 cents After the pooling arrangement went
into N ct notices seut 10 the steamship agents
t the pooling system annuled all Other contracts. In
ey ~ ease the steamship companies dcclInd to release
lie railroads from In 1877 the National
Steamship Company withheld from The Erie about
go II Tie uccfu charges, the lnmln $4,000 and
me Anchor $1,000 Franklin Edison and William A.
Cole were appointed arnitrator-. Their dt csOn bad
h.,,, only recently rendered. on all material points II
NJ a.,inst tno Erie tie difference IN had
a. IL. t, good. To that extent only has the Erie Rad
road carried foreign ireighs Tor less Than the rate
charged 10 the cItiz-ns Of tne seaboard Giles.
On cro,s-.xain.natlOn Mr blanchard said the Erie
had re. i agent IN England, but he had 10 power 10
~ Ike through rates 10 the West. lie SIMPLY tried 10
make tie lowest rates with the steam INES for carry
ing goods 10 Ncw-YoIk. Mr. sterne wanted 10 know
why The Grand Trunk Railway had refused 10 enter
i,ro the pooling arrangement hr Blanchard said all
The had be- referred 10 The principal ONCE
81 tac Grand Trunk ia England. from Eusland the
our.s we're Ie.,ITcd b.ck. Tie Grand Trunk officers
& as Insisted on certain din, rental rates out O B0s
r,u They thought delaying hettleIncp' they
go. eonis from NpWlOTk by steamer 10 Portland und
tlroh n Montreal the West ior less than the Central
si,tn,. on the Grand Trunk people thai they could
saord " do At. the Eads jetues and Tho splendid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
rAnonucoreuis'l

VIII ~kev tones hay beer tried and We
PhysicIlns prescribing RiCHARD's TEETOTAL
Toxic never make drunkards ~ their patients.
All oct we'll and keep we'll who use RICH-
ARDS TEEIoTAL ioNlc. Itnev fails
The carcworn, exhausted wife or mother
regrets trying RICHARDS iftfOIAL Tonic
Every family can hc h althy, temperate and
happy with RIcmARps TEEIorAL ToSIc. Try H.
Life will found worth living by all who
take RICHARDS TEEToTAL TOXIC. Try It
A lady taking RIcHARD's TEErOTL Tonic
saws every weakly, sickIy woman must Try IT.
Why live a miserable, sickly life; Rich
ARp's TEEToIAL TONIC Will surely give you health
The torments of dyspepsia were never so
quickly relieved A. by McH AIDS TErrOTAL TOXIC
No more ntcmpcrancc If RICHARD's TEE
TOTAL TOlo is used. IL makes no drunkaris
Craving for liquor arises from morbid APP
petite which RICHARDS TEE1oLAL TONIC surely cures
The whole human race can he healthy and
temperate with IucHsitDs IEEIOrAL Tonic
Wines aud liquors rum and destroy. RIcu-
ARD's TEKTOTAL TONIC preserves aud adds u lie
We can be the healthiest and happiest peo-
pie In the world with IoHAEDs TEKrorAL Tone.
Men and women retain the healthy vigor of
early life by using hIciAkD's lEkIOiAL TONIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE Work.

Great activity prevailed yesterday ut the
rooms OF the Republican state Committee III the Flith
Avenue Hotel II mostly of a routine nature al
though there were many visitors from dilcrcut parts Of
the state ana from the city. The rooms were almost
deserted last evening" everyone who could be spared
Joining in the general movement TO hear Secretary
Evaris AZ Cooper Institute
The headquarters OF the County Committee in Twenty
fouith-st were deserted the evening owing TO the
attraction az Cooper Institute. Scion T. smith spends
The greater part Of his AT tho Grand Union
Hotel in ParE-ave where he directing tue canvass In
TIE d senate District.
Ex-senator Abraham Lent presided at the meeting Of
She Republican Central Committee at Republican Han
IhiIfy thirG-St., last evening There good At
tendance but Oycrw hclmmg desire on the part OF
iOuty to attend IN, Co pr Institute meeting. After
the minutes read moved tn adjourn, but tnis
voted down and the regular order of business de-
mguCed. Joe. ". Mason, when ihe report OF the IA
rcufise Commit called iOr. said the committee
had nonn To report, anu the committee az once adj
iOuned with lew dissenting votes and general mcrri
mcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
CHARGES OF IMPROPER INFLUENCE.

The nomination of ex-MayOr Schroeder for
Senator in tho lid Cjrooklyn) DIstrct Monday
night surprise TO the friends OF W. W.
Goodrich. the other candidate Tor the nomna-
uon, and charges that money was used to secure
votes made both sides yesterday. 1t
was stated good authority that wcllmown Albany
lob visited Brooklyn tew days ago and offered to
spend $4,000 to secure Mr. scaTOeders defeat. lie
called ou eX->hcrf Albert Daggett and said mat he
would give $4,000 TO $4,000 TO beat Schroeder Mr..
Dagget, who working for schrOeders success told
bin the &c cgafes could Dee bought The lobby
list then visited vi liam II. Leaycrf, The chairman Of
the Republican Campaign Committee. Wno WIS also q
friend Of schroeder, and I'll re To give $1,000 each
the votes of ten oelcgatcs. For tie purpose of get
ting al the information be could IN regard to The psHr
cd the VINO seeking SchrOcdcr's delcat. Mr..
Lcdycratt agreed 10 meet the lobbyist at the Aston
House at y. on Monday and complete the bargain
mis- meeting dld not take place however. Mr. Daggctt
sad Yesterday hat the OnDi Isl not working IN tie
interest Oi Nj. Goodrich, hu for any one who could
beat S,hroed Gu the other hand II alleged by Mr.
GoodIlch's friends tha delegates who were pledged to
tor G. luifc we're Influenced by money cOnsidera
TO Schroeder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
THE r1CTlM or Brutal WIcKEDNHsS.

MryoNK, H.. Oct. 21.-Miss Marten,
daughter OF prominent stock dealer residing south OF
this city, was foundin seuscc-l condition ana horn
bly mutilated near tie faiiroad half mile from her
home yesterday morning. She had IAN there twenty
hours, having been assaulted hy young
man named Hanmis Debore while she Was
returning from church Sunday. DcbOre has
been arrested and identified by the young lady. He
cut her the forehead aud Ia the throat. one stab
nearly seycriug her wiudpp, lie returned TO work
usual this morning, evidently believing mat khc was
dead aud that all Of tracing the crime 10 him
were removed lie IN sohdIy lndlucIeDt neither deny
ing nor ackn0 wledgiDg ms guilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
ANTI-TAMANY PRIMARIES.

The Irving Hall Democracy (Anti Tammany)
held primary elections IN all the Assembly Districts
Last evening except the list, where they occurred
Monday night. Delegates were chosen to the City and
County Conventions the Senate Conventions. the Alder
meu's the Judicial and tie Assembly Couv emtons.
The CITY aud County Convention viii bc held October
% the senate October "a. the Adermen's the 25h
the Judicial on the 27th and the Assembly Conventions
on the same date. There were divisions IN any dis
friri eXcept The Win. In TINS district there
tckei. the on the list OF delegates 10 the County
Convention headed nv James Bryan elected. The
other Was headed 10y Richard Eraus. The elections
Nver, conducted quietly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
NOMINATION, BY THE MAYOR.

Mayor CoopeI's nominations, which he had failed
TO get before the Aldermen at two previous meet
ing, were received yesterday and tabled 10y vote
of II to .. The nominations were as follows !;
Jacob d. Alderman, for Police Commissioner M
Mace of Dewitt c. Wheeler; W. J. Name, i"T TX
ci,c Commissioner In place If Philip Merkle JOIN
L. 1imbcck. for Excise COnuilsSioneI IN pacf ol
Richard j. Morrison; Charles Ii. Winfield, lor EA-
ci,e Commi,s Omer IN place OF George W. Morton.
no specifies were made Ola the reception OF che
nominations. and they viii probably he above" u
le an the Ia ole until after election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
4 DISGUISE QUICKLY DETECTED.

Paul Sturgcs, alias Harrison SturgeS. alias James
Kelly, wcll-kuowu criminal, who has been con-
yicted of passing counterfeit money has been lately
confined IN Ludlow Street JAN. Yesterday alter
noon lac was visited by well-dresscd woman, ana
ant,rared To he IA excellent spirits. soon attel that
birr a a, - r.ssed man. wearing black coat, and
having large flowing whskeTs, presented himself I"
fhe door-kecprr Philip klernau, To he passed out;
The disguise of Sturgcs was promptly detected. and
he was conveyed back to ms quarters. carnage
va. in WA ting ma Bsuom->t. To receive the fugitive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
HOPES OF THE ROBINSON COMMITTEE.

The Robinson State COMMITTEE continues 10
receive hopeful letters from the Interior OF the State
and seems TO be increasing in courage. table has
been prepared the reports OF visitors and local
mittee protesting show the condition of each party
IN every county From this table the members Of the
commit &c claim majority Of 1000 for Robinson
IN the state; but To get this, according Ia tner own H.
ures they require majority Of nearly 10000 this CITY,
I'M, leaders assert that Mr.. Kelly, strength has been
greatly ovsr-.stmated. Robin.On mas,-'ueeting Will
he held in Madison Square Garden Tuesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
NHIP NEWS.
PORT or NEw.YORK .-.......OCr 81
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW WORK. ........OCE 81
ARRIVED
Str scvth,a r Ia ncs Liverpool II. Queenstown
~ to S4ls S,ieu Ha.r. oct g. to I de Bcbap
sir Beganaui Oiesl Jackson Antwerp OCT TO- to Peter
wiela1d ier Hebch HAMBURG octs. via Havre Il,
,o slr 9' Ts.ssi 10 Finch. Ese Co.
SIR Ma, Dntc rotterdam Oct s,to Funch Edye eco.
SIR New.Orean-. Hasey New-Orleans days. to CarK q
seaman .., u,.,,v Norfolk IN old Dominion "a Co
sinp GaIe och tBD Donaldson philadelphia days. to
sank Thomas Goddard OF Bo-ton). smith Hong
iGEd.ys. mdse 10 a \ Low bro vessel to Vernon
I nSSS T. Pe,engn re,,eusn liverpool 80 DAYS. With
Bark hanna oer, Meiuders n'ha ij days with rose
Brown Bros a o. vessel to lunch kdye g Co.
Bark An raltl or Iorscnsen' bordeaux - days. In
ballast 9s 10 s kos hsrson = iladelphia TO Horsev
andy ' " s.c ia a5 Whitney ms 'c Co. "'t non ore
fris Helen Rovley Rowley. Richmond va, with coal
BHr = liza Thomson sawyer New-naven IN ballast to
f ,a Hae ws S1a SPa%@ arm aot jagged Island days
wGND-sun-ci-At sandy Hook light. sw' CLOUDY. At
.'LEARED
algeria sr wd;Gn gT FT1 arc sy
Hlvre Lde Behan ilarald Danl Honde, Havre. funch,
funch Eaye o; s'nto pomnso Iismes San DOMINGO
Pacinc Mail 5 60. wyanoke Couch Nofol CITY Point d
NOR ) ; Kiems; Fannie. Grumley. philadelphia. Vim p
Gangs ps sisg -pGh n 9eo "S wrst V Co.. Vepoo
Lambert London trinncll Miniuru & Co
garks Evanr iichhoiu. Alicante, Sp, Carver& Barnes;
FRANC sea iff Pozzo Mar-ee lenhan Bnvesen,
pickering &C.: Rambler Carter Baiava Java for Oriers
Vernon II Nmer Nnr Henrlck,en. cork for ~
IS Rcuhan Rovrs"n ckcrng 4 Co Eos Narl nneyig.
Rnchet Bcnham 3ovesen Pie rring co. nema lRrl,
ON Bear Rvcr : Parker & Coz Tlelmen lNorl
I.ick On BavOnne Bockmann oere & O. Emile Austl
Ti.uirh Falmouth for orders, Fuuch Eve Coz
DrunLg curse Nn, Olsen. Antwerp Tobias & Cos spec
ulnt Aner. Jay for orders. Tobias Co.
prs~ung Co; ANGELO Itan In. Queenstown Fal-
month Tor nrier4 Bnycseu. Pc Coz Arctic
T., - Zamhe H. rk y orders. SlocoVch = Co Forest
Relic Walk.r cork " Parker & Co Conhdrn2a titan.
~tagnn Queenstown. Falmouth or Pymoui for oitr.s.
Gunln. SlutOr Rgc. forA for orders. Johr NtmOt,
Moss Glen (irl, Nor Naseillr' &c 'mn.ll bi3. - ,
,,ri-s chant c..r rfl EdmOud- HarD0r Island, y +.
uowland = A-rinwal IA Regn Utah Mezelli, Cork or
Faluoutn for order. Iauro. STOREY \ ScarpatL
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW 2l the 10th INST. str state Of Penn
svyauil. New York
soITI ,rrrON. 2l.Arr str Main tGer from NewYork
for Bremen. ,. -, S., ~ ~,
for glasgow. - 49,.
HAVANA oct 2lArr str city Of Wilmington. from New
York. $500 ..,.....
lam inst NORGE IN 18Th in 'hcit IN, the l1ri Tor
Nv YORK. l7-h indorr. be'2 IA inst e. sweeney.
Cor N.w ayru. IVfnhur. ef-f TX ltu th l"r
n snr.oica r. Mar r lbs caro- 2ist M. Emma Hamlet
Arr l,tni 4. Ideal hidonan; u Ms frtHeErr'nce'
Inc inter 10 portl r fa2rlhuri % Dover Angl. sea-
Tfn~srort Fnke Hiorn~erne Nirn-cn, 'den CIV Tenn
NJ a. johann Ilaf - ms Ncan'a, li stewart 'ap'
Mciarcnl Kong carl. Ra, chorse Plymouth Rock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Breroorf House Iajor-Gcneral Irwin Mcdowell
T. = ana Major A. Heyland ~ the British Army ,,,,
Hindsor Hote-la X. Ackcrman. Iresident OF thS in.
roia Central Railroad Company j. H. DeVereut,
land; u. Ledyard OF Detroit and A. l. mops'nS nany
OF the Toledo and Warsaw Halfway
~ treuye Vo-The Hon. George q. Hosklhs OF alu'h
~ Y; exovernOr Rufus H. Bullock OF "eorsa r. r"noh n
Derter Thsha Atkins +. L. Ames. OF BOSTON anu ,h
r. Carr OF Illinois, Wcafatnstsr HDf,t MISS i, ~
Gary V0fHgB V0fs-prOfessOI j. Lawrence smith, vi
Iousylle ana Professor H. H. stretch, OF san
81 Nicholas HOfcl-C. H. NoTtham, OF hAhoiu'-'---H""
drenu Hotel Major l.. Bissel, L. >. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
AnOunccmenf4.f

Liquors undermine the system, RIcHARD's
TREroTAL ToSIc builds you mp and sustsins LIE.
lfyon have grown pTematurcIy old RICHARDS
IEEIorAL foSIc will make YOU young again.
The old and Dfirm are strengthened aud sus-
tninedby RICHARDS TEEICrAL TOXIC
Every drink Of liquor lessons vitality every
dose OF RICHARDS rEEroTAL TONIC ad. - life.
Run no risks wiih liquors in sickness-ua
RICHARDS TEEfotAL ToSIc and yor are cafe.
Every life wTcckcd and lost by liqHOr might
be saved Dy RICHARD lEEIolAL TOAIC.
NNCHESTER's ilYPOPHOsPHIrgs
WIN cure Consumption Coughs. Bronchitis. Deputy "a
No other company IN the world has pro-
duc"f Automatic No Tension swing machine or any
tang appioa hing 70 IN value au4 Wilcox 4
GibOs >. M. Co. New-Yore.
Nervous peonle s'ou'd avoid the temporary
rel Of tea and coffee cup viii be unl nj.
uV' A. Wei a. .tiatyc Insist upon gfOcrrs fur.
nisAng WALtEK BAKER x cos preparation.
Not ia a single instance can vOu show n
failure Ia In %: Cole DarhUa. DysoL r. Cramps
NeuTa iu the stomach b. the OF the HOLMAN PAD
a suitable size.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
LENTv.S NEW-YOhK CIRCUS.

MIR. l.. b. Lent reopened his circus in this city
Monday night at 72s Broadway in the old Globe Thea
ire The house fun. ana the entertainments. con-
,tug of fourteen features, received with consid
cradle favor although the applause was not demonstra-
tive and hough. whole. the show Is not as strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

as In the old tunes Miss Emma Lake was recalled 70
the Rng-which situated on tbr siageand was much
admired for her School Of the MENACE" Messrs L.
vanDe and Earle. who skiful aud picturesque ath-
letes, were favored with similar public compliment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

Little Johnny says Talk about your
patent bnse-burnng stoves m's ld slipper rs not
enough base-burncr for me-" Whitcha Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs No
2ls BROADWAY.
Gam 5lr Noon 6lS 3 m. 65o Midnixnt' oo'
Highest during the dav. Co. ll0west, so'
Average b74o same day. 1878 oShS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
MARINE INTkLLIG ENCE.

IMMATURE aLHAVAc
rb-DAY
ann rises Clio sun sets . $40 ClocS sow jm .2Gs
sets...ll5O Noon apuths 63 Iorls age lays,
rD.DAN-N "
sandy Hook. 1O3 island. 1876 iel Gate 32J
wAIRN rJ.DAl O.
sandy Hook. 132 Isni. POI sl jIes $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
ACTION AGAINST CAPTAIN WILLIAMS.

AITION ATNINSI VI 7 Nv w TI1'7'-'-'-'
Captain Williams and Officer tleming' "i 'he
Twenty -ninth Precinct, were not served !eS'er-
aav with the papers in the complaint of Samuel
Whircburch against them for clubbing {. W, smith
In Nadson-souarr nj the late review. Copies of the
charge, mad not vet been made The Commissioners
have decided TO take up the cases OF these "iictis
senaratelv To-day Captain Miliams's complaint
AGAINST Officer Fleming Will lie heard; next W eines-
dav probably the case against Williams inniCei ana
the week after the charge against Omcel fIcI.lhs'
Losed ON Mr. Withdrawals complaint. Nj. W mt
church YESTERDAY appeared before the Grand jury ~
behalf of NTH and ked TO have Captain NIil-
Jams Indicted. lie was requested To brns ms VII
nesSes, and promised that Inc cast Sn"uiu NC
fnlN lnXrAilgatad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
vrpDrR TRIAL AGAIN POSTPONED.

T. was exuecfed that the new trial of Mrs jennie
p smith and Cove Bennett would be begun yes
terd,v IN jersey Guy, but al the appointed hour
lanes Fleming OF counsel for the delcudanis, an
plied for an adjournment. on the ground that eX-
Judcc Hoffman one of his associates had been pre-
vented by illness in lis family nom preparing, nm,
self Tor tie tudl. Tue application was sf"ntn' "hN
important witness las been found for The defence
a NrS. Lang. who kept lager beer saloon near
Smiths house at the time ne Was WuIdrl'u' i. =
r,,,or.d thot She l. prepared to TESTIFY that the
nipLf smith was killed, TWO men entered heI saloon
AND while talking together one of them ppled out
n handerchiet COW cred with blood which lie nj once
NM back in his pocket. Then she heard one oi
them Whisper That policeman will not bother
anyone any more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
SFV-YORK CITY.

The Spanish residents of this city have subscribed
S15 ~ IN aid of the sufferers by the ate grea, oo
In Spain.
Controller Kelly and the Sinking Fund Commits
sionrrs Yesterday opened bids for 100000 dock
bonds The highest bid was that OF the Equitable
Life Assurance Society at 1lVr 20
The case of Robert Pratt. one OF Mayor Coopers
clerks, charged with accepting 10 10 influence the
discharge of a child from The Catholic PrOtectory,
is now undergoing investigation by the Mayor
A truck-load of cotton, belonging TO RhOades
Bros. x Co.. of No. lOi Peari-st., was set on fire
Yesterday morning in Greenwch-st., by sparks
from elevated railroad engine, and damaged
5000.
Four steamships from Europe landed 900 immi-
grants at Castle Garden Yesterday the Be geuland,
from Antwerp, 5l2; the Mas, from Rotterdam
2iJ the PcTcire from iIayTe, pa; and the Wy
Omlng, from Liverpool. lS9.
Mayor Cooper yesterday concluded to have the
testimony IN the mock-aucIon case of Moore
against Kramer taken over AGAIN, 10 remove the oh
lection that the previous proceedings were Illegal
The case will be continued to-day.
The Police Board appointed thirty fonr laborers
IN the Street Cleaning Department Yesterday, on
motion OF Commissioner Macl Lean. who Occtipicd
the chair The Tcsignati Ou al Officer Michael Den
nnG, who was to be tried to-day on charge OF in
tOXication, WAS accepted.
The faiure of William Heath manu- facturcr Of
straw hats, al No. Oh Broadway. and nj No 40
Hall-st. Brooklyn. Is announced. ana he has made
an assignment to Charles l.. Williams, giving
preferences TO the amount of TIO2G Ills Iiaoil-
Ties are estimated AT about S2O,OOO.
At the meeting yesterday OF the stockholders of
the American District Telegraph Company. the fol-
lowing persons elected directors for the ensu
iine year; 7; W. Andrew 4. t. Cornell / NJ
Patterson, jr. l.. L. PAYNE, j. +. Stebbns, &. d.
Neyman.
The following Is n comparative statement of cases
of contagious diseases reported To the BoarI of
Health for the two weeks ended october 10 lo'9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FUTILE ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE.

Clara Douglass, a young married woman swat
lowed some corrosive submate Yesterday at her
home No $50 East Twenty-Second-st. and lay last
night at Bellevue Hospital in critical condi'ion.
Her husband Henri L. Douglass. was once pros
porous business man. but lately has been poorly
paid journeyman photographer Her father is SAID
10 he n wealthy builder the West Side ana ms
failure To help thus family IN its distress IS uileN-
NAMED Two weeks AGO the husbands WORK gave
ont altogether. and the family would have starved
had II not been for kind ncghbors. The VIE han
borne up bravely, but her strength was ENs,ys
way and IN fits Of dependency she Threatened ~
take her life Yesterday her husband went 70 seek
work and N his absence Mrs. Douglass was told mat
the landlord wanted 10 rent her rooms. LOT MniNNI
n half months rent was due While her Two httie
children were PLAYING about her char. she drahK
the poison kept in the house Il DESTROY roacheS'
ncichbor bringing food. found her tcchly tiNluE ~
fake the bottle from one Of the children VINO We "a
rolling IL about the floor. The police were caiieu
ana took her 10 the hospital. sN
Edward Masterson, age thirty-two wears oil No:
4c9 East Sevcnteenth-st., drank some hlhu ~
poison Yesterday autidote Tor uoNlc h,o
froubles the nature Of which the persons III ~. -:
house declined TO disclose. The neighDorh't1XN -
rough ana The residents poor. Dr. avery, OF W
337 East Eighieculh-st., was called ana "'''i"'"
the man who has a chance of recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

VIII skev tones hav beer tried and We
know tho result Now try I'uAGps lEIr"IAL TONIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

DISPLAY OF AGRICULTURAL PROpOOlS'
Among the agricultural products on exhibition At
the American Institute Fair is an interesting coffee
ton from the Red River region. which was s'lhe''u
by Major Edwards. of Fargo. Dakota leIr'''i',
and forwarded Ia Thomas {. Platt. of the On''en
States Express COMPANY. There are niam'ho'"
so;,,e,s os sunerior hluc potatoes 4l2 70 inches
I'm diameter. and weighing several pounds; Wi'tF
onions I'D inches in diameter: huc clear ,'t"ii
sod corn" of the early dent variety. PFC Aru 90. 90
tslnber 6: mancod wurtzcis. or catt, nee'i ~
inches long, and of IN average diamrtcro l
fable heets 23 inches in circumielth'r HIiI -
;rcb.s lone. and sncrimenS of scotch NE wheat
WELDING twenty bushels 60 the acre. Inc soI ~
Tins region is SAID To he very ieh anH He'l' V f
tnr at If NOT being reached i'm digging cc,ii's ~"
houses Ia harvesting The crop OF one i'," ~
10000 acres 1000 Ieaptrs were emp,'A1''" "rg
IOo throshirp machines Other roinHi.ani' aEI'-
cnlnrol EXHIBITS are from j. II. BiSScl ~ thar'cN
ION :. C.. who sends samples OF nee; ara O@.'19ei
r d. Curtis OF KIRBY Homestead Nh.li'",' ,' -.
Mn sends nineteen yarietle- of NtCctanes' many
OF them OF unusually large sizr and hnc quah'l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

Liquors undermine the system. RICHARDS
RETOTAL TOsIc builds you mp and sustins LIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

All oct we'll and keep we'll who use Rich
ARD. TrErorAL loNtC. Itnsv r fails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

PhvSicIans prcscrihmr RICHARD's TEErOTA
Tonic never make drunkards ~ their patients
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

over NIGHT. The witnesses drew MP their state
ments I'm the form Of aflidavits before the Com
plant Clerk. The superintendent VIII make y re-
port of the facts The question whether Mr. Haas
committed suicide or not will not be taken mp, as
reported as coroner's jury has already gwen
verdict of death from natural causes.