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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-08-18

A DICTIONARY and a cyclopedia are
consulted great deal more frequently
by good scholars than by poor ones.
The better informed man is, the reader
he is to make himself sure by reference
to authorities on any point where there
is room for doubt in his mind. The pc
cullar use of a word in book or a paper
he is reading, or the mention there of any
person or fact with which he is not unite
familiar, sends him at once to hunt the
matter out, so that he shall know all
about it. And if he is writing an ordi-
nary letter he is pretty sure to want to
look up the exact definition of some word
ne is inclined to use, and to compare that
with another for his purposes. But the
lll-lntormed or the slovenly reader or
writer CLOSES all such things over. and
fails to make any gain in the volume or
the accuracy OF his information through
his reading or writing, and the research
to which 1t may prompt him. Books OF
reference are most priced by those who
already know most. 1t is the same in
religious reading as in secular Concor
dances, Bible text books, Bible diction-
aries critical commentaries, and other
similar helps to Bible study, are valued
more highly and used more freely bv
those who are well acquainted with the
Bible text and Bible teachings than bv
any other class OF Bible readers. If YOU
90 not keep the elementary helps to
knowledge always at hand, and refer to
them freely and often, it is because your
need Of information is greater than your
sense OF need. There can be no question
on that points s. Times.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-08-18


WHAT kind of expression of gratitude
40 people give for the blessings of the
harvest? The crops have been gathered,
the barns are full, the season seems to
rest; The JOY of the harvest" is never
so full as when it is over. It's value is
estimated, there is a feeling that it is
safe. Storms, rust, mildew, bugs, worms
It'll is secure from them all. Along with
the feeling of gladness, there Will, of
course, be that of thanksgiving to the
G1ver OF all good, but is there anv
proper expression Of it? Is there any
concerted public acknowledgment Of his
bounty? Under the influence of our
modern hurry even the old time oc-
fGaaons OF social good cheer have been
largely given up. Men step right from
the harvest field to some other employ
ment, seeming to say that they can be
grateful when engaged in their industries
as well as when associated with their
brethren and resting from their labors
IL may be suggested, however, that there
Is a moral gain in stopping after some
period OF productive labor to take
breathing spell and to rightly recount
the mercies and blessings that have been
youcihsated by the hand Of benignant
providence. And in country places
where the harvest memories are fresh
and happy, what would be more appro-
pirate than communion occasion in the
when the people around. the
table OF the Lord would tell their graft
5qde and consecrate themselves and their
blessings to the Lord? Beautiful in Il.
self, 1T would also quicken the sense ofI
dependence IN the hearts Of the people,
and teach them to associate their lifts
with thought Of the use they are to
make Of them in furtherance of the king
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-08-18

DIRECTLY or indirectly all the costs OF
keeping the White House, except those
OF the table and the personal expenses
OF the inmates are provided out OF the
annual appropriations. Thus, in the
book OF estimates for the year ending
June 30, 1880, we find the following,
representing practically the annual ap-
preparations: Salary of the President.
$4,000; private secretary and three
clerks, $500; stenographer, 81 800:
three clerks additional $4,4OO: tele-
graph operator, 81 100; steward, 81 800;
day ushers, $4,000; five messengers,
$4,000 two doorkeepers, $2,4OO; night
usher, 81 200; watchman, 5000; fire
man, 1854; contingent expenses of ex-
ecutive office, $1,000; greenhouse and
nursery, $500; care and repairs of ex-
ecutlve mansion, $4,000; refurnishinp
executive mansion, $4,000; fuel for ex-
ecutlve mansion and greenhouses, So
OOO care Of greenhouse, $4,000, with
gas and water free, and grounds, road
ways and drainage all cared for free
The salary and expenses of the Presi-
dent and his residence are thus provided
for to the extent Of about $4,000 (al-
lowing $4,000 for cost of gas and water
to mansion and grounds, and a thrifty
President can easily save his salary al
most intact.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-08-18

habitants who drive their own horses
are persons in the possession of at least
$4,000 year. But this excludes OBJ
vlously the whole list of fashionable visi-
tors who come with their equipages
merely for few days or weeks at a
time.-GLo6e.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-08-18

dom of Him who has bestowed them
United Presbyterian.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
THE TiRF RECORD.

LYNN, Mass, Oct. 2S.-The large steam
found to b. on Dire this MOI mag. The new cug,ne-
house Alien d Boyd,n'- pap,r-boX factory. 1imoth
.wIal'. riilrcad house. Chapman Bros die shop aud
j. Ois Mtrsiii'e woodwork tuiliuc, beside other
.u a cr bu.Ginga. ais. qu ky truK Hic At g.tI tur
II nIr- MI -wcr, if some titc be-. ore tp,
Il .nrs were hitu-..t uL Ter control.
| b. Z ought lat int loss VII lt ci 4li5OO1 ] y
HuNI.u & Co. Wif lose u ~ on -Jt.OOu rEDOgD.
no Iu.ui1,ucc; IjGO 900 ieet uuueI together WIN
Iaya, W4I lut- $4,000 t.c hu!. .uius
and $1,000 On Stock. = .isucy Il Wr.cher VIII lose
$4,000; surcd fpr $1,000. Ic % " cnEtuc-ll.usr 3.
dana .ri 10 tue extent of $1,000 Chapman Brothers
los - 600. /. 4 New dI q Co, ",ai u-alcr. ana
OWL. OF a. IatTlFd liod-c -" about 80 900: i.
-ur,d fo, - 700 : Il. Brtnrh & Co., LIaL.tr .uri-
lns. sl6,UUO INSURANCE; Burns u e. Skaters, Os,
$4,000.
A large number ~ workmcn are thrown ont Of en-
Ilii in-nl. Many poor t'udies VINO pst al OF their
'ro. ..fty TOOK T.. uga iu {, railroad house.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-A special dispatch to
me Jilttat f.ou1t. i.. -ttat Al l.'O w. Co.
d., n, .uuDrr yurd OF j. 4. x dyer, ~ 90 Vns foIn
Co be- -tr. l. burned rduIN. ihc loss Is ToUUOO {;
Insurance $4,000. IAr ire WAS The work ~ Lccn-
dIay.
RID BANK " j. Oct GA rouse b~Icne1ng 10
Ju e Pu at al snntrvillc wa- destroyed Dos nf. n.
u.t "a. boz. uI nous, 81 900; 0u .uruturc beluuen-
10 samuel Parker. the urcuDaut abou 5000 Lsur
ancr.
fire was caused by the explosion 0f an
oil store ycstcrI., moaning, al No 3-J Lloveuthst
damaged 81 900 Too loss 80 tnr occupant. Arthu-
Frtchrr $500. MI Fletcher. N try.ng - uut out
III naLnos. was severely burned aDOu. the ads aud
ieet.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
1T 7 = = y =
PORT OF NEW YORK K......OCT. 29.


ctr Somerset Gr stsmper er''o 10 davs, with mdso
an; " pa 'S'nGct5 20 " " 3D. ID ", ~ sI,. p, ~,
meee no Los pa ag'is 10 oe.ri IA & -.
and 50 pass o le"rs to torea; ode 60,
2 Ptrmmbuco 10 P'ra ana - Tao. A, H. rtb mts. AMI
| ~ pass g"i 70 II Mallory y 60
mds" and p's7euce 70 Cl,r5 ~ e -n.U. " VITA
fri Sr anG = S. S @ ~ O 93n s''s" 'y days. VII"
-W !iaet4nl ,Rol-l AnAtrs.a Pinlalopu, oct % -
sir on 0omimon, Walkor Rchoond CIV Pot and Nor
,r Cliv o. AlaI2 Wg'ihnl .,a a5eston lays. with md,o
Str NereuS iiahet. bos with mdse and PASSENGERS %
shiP Garnali rhetcher Liverpool aS dsys w;h u,e to
- 11ort ii""f, ,l, a. ~ IT,, '>.r r,,,-.,, , s-
| toI g. Robinson. vessel 10 mqs.er. ~
Bark Bernard al Vi,r. Niema0n Manila nc davs wifi,
sugar hemp Dro, H. Morgan & Co ysasl TO Fn9cb
Bars nnsit ,of Anrapos Ns owen TIuli Sept o9 IN hal
as. 10! f'racr 90 anchored At ~art l,'e oti,rS
sept ~ aud Gu'"anemo oct r. with suga. To- : 4 0..er
ing Acalsn 9t Archsn Lo Bove Rouen % days in bal
Bug Johanna Ray. Bdth days with ico order vessel to
Brg Antelope, ray Bath days With co = orer vessel to
schr troryc Hach Co Portland Murphy TURKS leland
.SoY7 "tth guaro 20 Drntah McCOu: ves-c 40 IN.
,csl Norr rerob. Raud'th Para 13days with rubber
h'oo' nuts e. tG g Ams'Eo@ a 70 vos'e T. r Wepberg
to llav,.mey,r% tlder vessel 10 nrser ~" ''s'r
stone 10 s6Srao % o5 I gysr' yc % o D. try - d:ys yh
Glo1r ., mo; ians.en 81 John x 10 days via
with al r. drc H,s s 70 # II g Nnd & 9 Htys r'" Johu 'B
~o'r Damon U'sseu - John \ B. ii ,,avs v,, ,.. am,
lHti oorl'T: Nessc. TO Al " Loud " co. " " '"1
Nrit es,A 4 Hey, LINN ken Boetou to p.rso,,.
Loud. '''' !" '"'Sohi q,
ScnrJ u crowley o' lfa"hias) Linisa ryy, Iiycr. \
cnf ho on Dow. AusIuash :. 10 davs with s,ut,- o..
Onirr ~ Nv y wan ming 10
htt ~trbIckur leo Co. '' WI" '' 10
~'nr Ju 90. .ash, AlIlbr.dre with lp..h.,
tl1rp G. CO. '''0' - simpson.
order - ''"f''N WIN Fi1nite 10
I'D 'lr fororce r,rr Fsao Yarmouth ~ 10 av. vt,
o,,t. 'y h dam" ,of M2cs spou, urana ancc. Nr
'"'"l W. Do 'lndE h. l. - Bed. -iu a. 10 ~ '' W.
90 Hh i"ompSOu. Biadoid IAou4s, on oi, lt,., e.,
II lf ilua Ir,a-cy. '-'' WV" "ulc ID
l,a, I,,ycr pray r. 's.I 1homaston win limo to Hay,
q i ." 'einoA spear, Hoc.i ,nd with limo TO Il,r,
lana n McL@oa Uornc Ae Rocalanl win limo 10 Inv,
l"7ltt1t it Ia, " -''' '''| l'p .ato Tor
ooVrnr lOi Eri.ton Aohl4nf llolo n = D., ,,,,
~ O." nelau7 tuyt H.rI tOJ ..- 80 WI" sW
tin'll Edye p 90. ' ''f' 90 ia ballast "
,,, M, ~ TWIN l-At Sandy Hook upbt t.>,, ,,
az" "~@' AlCitJ leland lghi, -. c5.iS '''' 'louiy
'Lt.ANHD.
,n'''ll-rIs NtVnNau Ilr, nhar.s glls.o "A, n \,
'"s N"oIh N's'' haAlbuIg. ry loat. aua tb,ttlSll'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
BUSINESS MEN ~ TE0CBLE.

John c. Davis wholesale dealer in toa and coffee
at 80. III Front st. is reported t. have fa led and
disappeared 70 avoid his CTe ltCrs. Bowie Dash
4 Co.. Arnold Il Aborn, ard numheT of ether
creditors taned attachments against his property
from Judge Lawrence OF TIN Supreme Court, and in
Their complaints afdaylts were presented alc"i0g
that he had left his Office October y and had not
since returned. His assets are small.
The arm st of John /. j. Granger. Of the firm Of
Granger ~ Wehman produce EpOrterl, al No. ~
Newest. the charge # ALLEGED nsrcp 'es,nt:,ion
m regard 10 hankers' c.ediU 10 import, was made
public yesterday r trade circle. Mr.. ir ipUeT wa
arrested last week and gave bail bonds in 81 & 600
Joseph t. Iro.dcc u CO. dealers ia oil, 10 No. =
Curtlaudt-,t.. has caused the arrest by tho sheriff
Cl Robert Wanock. Of The firm of lIruTy IS. Leslie
Il to.. ie?lerS ~ oil 81 Liv'rpool England for al
tgcL Grand and deceit Mr.. Walneck WAS employed
on th" Cun9ul line ard on bis last arriya here vas
n.nn Ifn Sfnlr
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
IOCAL-MISCELLANY.

BERNHARDT'S SECOND DAY IN EEW-YORh'
STILL FATrGUEp BY HER Neutrality-suspicious. on
HER BAGGAGr-OCCUPYIHG BOX AT THE
PARK THEATRE ~ TIRE vENING.
In the lower hall Of the Albemarle llotoi may be
seen numerous colossal trunks ahh lron-nouna. .
boxes Some of the latter are very slender ana
evidently contain pictures. All bear the nscIIp-
tion as b. Mile. Bernh9rlt went WIN M jar
rett TO Booths Theatre yesterday morning III or1or
90 be present at the eAhlnina' on 3 htl hOo - "S
the custcIus officers and atterward mah" q SNORT
shoppipg tour She is rather unwell, not having
vet recovered from the effects OF the ocean VOYAGE.
She rested during the ttcTnoon. preparH Tory 10
visiting the Park Theatre in the eycplhg. 1890,
MI Jarrett the agent o. Mile bcrnharht' CAV q
the following facts 10 TeiBUN reporter III Iet@Iu
to the inspection Of the customs o!Acrr ~
ernrai,crs made their examination at )oth
Theatre of all the gOolS We brought over tuis
morning. The persona uggagt ci Aliit' bc'h+,,tt
they allowed 10 piss of rouT''' t9 10 'no Tns,i u
works of art. the costumes etc. lhry ,hau'. "a
comp,cto inventory of everything and VIII not re-
port until tomorrow -, 1
What has hccn done IN reference to,lh' pro'o''N
art rs hi bi ition - was asked. 49, =,
Nothing has been decided upon. we shall noV
act in thr matter until the appraisers report h%t
been submitted. II may har en- thai we shaIi
deem .. advisable TO allow Che goods 10 remain IN
bond and not unpack them at all hebeNe dc-
cison was rendered in similar case that COSTUMES
were not dutiahe. The officers were very c@ut-
t"ous anl hope everything viii result Saus'Hc-
tOrily.V
How is Mile. Bernhardt to-day p
"N Not H. She says She hardly slept at az laSb
night Tho eycitem Mt Of the reoeDtion and the
arrival IN Ncw-York kept her up Yesterday But mo
voyage was .ry trying to her. Sine is not tona OF
ocean travelling 20,
She expects to visit other cities, does sne not p
:" Yes we shall make q rather extended tour after
leaving New-York. ] believe il has been decided to
20 to Boston. Chicago. Cincinnati, 81. Louis. and
one or two other Cities
"Then Nile. Bernhardt will not play liz San Fran
ciscof 7"
"We do not expect to 60 so far West"
Mr.. Abbey said Yesterday that Nile. Bcrnhardt
had spent three hours in Booths Theatre while her
trunks were being examined. "Ihe fact iS' lie
said. "shc las brought over nHthlng that Is dUti-
able The officers showed us every courtesy. They
are 0 bring in their report tomorrow.
Mile. Bcrnhardt attended the representation OF
ALIKE al the Park Theatre last night.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
RAILROAD INTLRESTS.
LIrIGArIo. N PnIL.DLLPnLA

PnILADELPHIA, Oct 2o.-Ihe prolonged
Lawsuit OF c Plnsy yauIa, Philadelphia ana Rcann.
ANA Pn.laJel ,nia Wilmington and Baltimore Ra,lro,d
Iompinics co."cnnc lbrIr l0,yidlal tights ,cspcons
ne 5uaot E.ioad Company terminated to-da, when
judge Ac6cunau, III tie United States Circuit Court.
gave a decision adverse 10 the Peuusylvanta Ra,l-
foaI Company, Hnch has claimed excus.y, ri,tt 4,
operate The line. TIE procccrd.ucs wcrc Institute I
by Judge L1thTOp, Of the Central Railroad Of New.
jersey, aud M0s'B tay .OT for tAr Baltimore ari O 10
Railroad Company, wno NEARLY tWo years ago h,,u.,
Tor an j. Iui cuou rDt'ralnuc the Penu.yivan.a Com,
pauy nom iut,rieIn- with their rgut- The judge de-
crce- that tue JUNCTION Company must furnish to.yo
power or ttanrp1rt over is road dfrot or pas,cusers
arriving IN cal ol Tie 'nila lcph.a Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad destined Tor tur Puiia
de- phlI and I:eain- Rll.ruaa or its cunucc,iY.s f.
mus. a'hD 'idlrpoi' '|ilIi Ur i4r.,dgci- IN
ctr- ny Lc ~ 1dc ph aud i'udIne 1: u ruad deaf ed
for tur PA1pIti'hf. M .nIu .toD 4u! l.ltlu,r, g. m
rund urI cuuLorfiOu-.
Tn Fi1rlW lrr-t Insurance aGd Stf, Dorp..t C,,..
Vfhl l' rus ''e 'f il" t'flsbl .ic. NOR ,.- houUs
M ne Fhl 'dr pDla ana l4ln- N.uruud C,upal,.
tour tn., morning. Hsa.lE for an mia .ci,n,,
I'stli'h- e." r.t.ivrfs ~ lh. Philadelphia ANA
frdiuf i'a'ir"an tumptuy irufd Uapfupii..Ily an.
lu'os 90 'h'i p1,af-l lo thf Itncnt OF interest ,
lh Spoon "ums shai Doe sci ASIDE t,. .Inkue fur
Tor ,t I'driurilOI oI o." consolidated mDri.trr H.
whrh ifrr p'crdrnrc of fie genera ihoii., ID, i,'.
Iu' 'put ORDER Toe nd-I't afpoilt.I uudcr tL. IL.
dirrc,d lurth.r tn,t u lie rrocc.l.a. ur,,,, h.
h"n leave lHgiFcu Tor uUlIrr- al e. general mort. M
ana improvement b"bGs o. the COMPANY Iutrryci
DANBURY AMI .OgwALK ELECTION
DANBURr Conn.,. Get 2S.-Roswou p
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

Kunhsrd. Gresham Br' Gibbs An.wsrp seaser Bro
E%S's & aao' w Co cs.
wo.e Laguayra Puerto cabel and Srac,9 S BALI s@
On Mallory % GarI 81 on JO9es ,.,s Pong 6
oa " oulDt,nl q CO; wm Wooiwsrd young Baltimore
BremS nwealth yank,rS rbilsds'pha ao6
water Gobs City nt 3nd Rcam 20 ld o. Dominion Co
coma, Bragg fotaDd, Anos Nepturo Berry Boston,
snips n ahs Commander Br Ahrdge. Liverpool, Arr.n
Co. Anna MsaEsos Ie1sn y %s9 Hsr%"9 a5 B BSo"p Co.
BsrEs Guineverr Br PItnar Cor Tor orie Ghas Cor
& co. Gemsbok liai Zlnzbar Afrea Arno d. lline' 90
tx socery europa Sor Jolane'reo, Duanrk snneh vi
70 zsrt1a isw,su sia6tzs Tss;e Aus faren. 1--we %:
@ MStso TpP Hy aTs usrsoi lanes Hen-y Niac-b
y yman M"niCyidco Miller nooghton Kome'trand tNosj
Bi Aros Ia Woodward. port spsn. Trin II Tr'wbrdsos
scirs clover. Inrer,on Brunswic. Ga, Warren Ray.
Ir,ug jsi rl broa .sg'' s.op - p1op 'oe- 10
Cti ion b. o,~ Sofiois q Nessps Jcilo 81. nj 4
Io1p = b Imc,, % ,,T gT3. e. H. 'y ~ 1n is'9 az
anna Ir9n ana 6 eim.nd =, ftai3' ~ ~ r -. ~ ~.
phqns Heney uaiard W,cs. ocrr lSv5
G. l. HubuIt G 20, AGeizL Peterson Aan~@"...a cdSs
''' '' ~" MGscRLLANEOus
nrLAwARr BREAkwArER oct. 23-b.ig Ze'lsnd R-. ron
MirVoane With gwooc DeaHare tr aS"a d ir Or er,.
he captain passenker a-e on -hofe aD man.
gooi cond ton lying bow 70 the beach; wad aorh ht
ara heavy sea. ho saving crew No. Doarei hc 81 Il
Bos1o oct - cony. c.;,idy for Port
land with and INK las ~ Zh On harugs
Ledge. The yesss breaking up The ere Yer s.gd
ls been do @ith weckers al HUI 70 save tho
cargo at 80 per cent
FORHrGH PORTS
LrFRpCOL ner 2S-Aryiyrd str Pembroke Orr, fOn1 Pos
ton she los; 300 DIGS D, ei board nGnug c passaZe
(lURK.sTygE Oct 23.SaIe. str AeouDir (bT iron liv-
eTpOOl New at "a the Z tn Inst.
MAgsEILFs oct 2S.-A-ry ed, &1th INST, str HEr1bTt B
from Sew.YOrk.
PLYApG H. oct 2S-8ri- John Nay 1r from Bal RIVER
AogI Tor t r .eresssd t, S5gyGss egSia ,s y 'u
IohnOy, Oci 2s.--9i'eJ l5ih Hyperion 2Jfb inst.
Cieorg the New York, OtUs Ith last Oseo
" al accO~D.
Arrived IN INST, CID ga ins'. Aeku Ros Pc Geo-gs
21.u inst te er Gazelle cap KOT 10Th Alma apt
Johannsenl the passed. tho LLari l7ih nst e tta
smith, Veitas The latter Of st CacItnes ONT VIM
C-apmar - =. .
AMERICAN PORTA.
s,ITrNorE Oct 29-Arrivcd " Bruno. Foster from
Sev-YorA Cleared, Martha SteyeuA Cbauce. Or
PHILADELPHIA Oct 2s-Arr1ved, str Benefactor Jones.
from y Now- York
Lbr later esfD T.lcs, Vrny ss flTh PIgZ
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

one At some points the loops we're angular and at
others round were long and some short !;
some thick and some thin. The witness said:
when Garfield crosses his rs the tine begins at
letter itse In tho Morey letter the crossing
dash which the stem of the cuts IN iis middle In
regard the signature the dot Of the TO he left o
the instead Of TO the right and In the editorial marked
ID to / find this particularly IN tho same
word. The writer OF the editorial has a habit
OF making II three distinct straight strok' s. Ihere
is only one rev leer ana that e'tcr NAV ne
compared with ExhiDt H. last line. II viii al'o D.
found Exhibit X. line five. Furthermore IN Garhru
genuine signature the Is round at the top Ia the Mgy
letter on the contrary " has ar6le the top inc
form hand pressure ana "dogree" make lt impOssi
bic for Ga field 10 have written 1t.
Mr.. Amea comp'rted his testimony at o'clock.
when ,be Court a,liourncd until II a. m. today
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
URGING INCREASED ESTIMATES.

The Board OF l.. i,nate and A3pnr;iunment met to
consider the approm'a' iou- Tor S9l Yesterday. The
result OF their conclusions "ill Z, bciOGc the j. ard
of Aldermen N1ycmJ,T 1. stephen 4. Walker.
e.jd,nt OF the Boafd o Educa5,n. asked TOR MS
department $3. .6ZG. .G3J an increase on this year
nf +120 800. For ,1r FIRE. Department President
King a.ks = 56S. $50 against - 3C1, $40 i1r 1880
IrcsldcUt CGGHdler for the B0lri of Hcaith, asked
ioi a2J3.373 81 against T231.5 for 1850. and the
rcqu>itl1n of me COmmls, !oucis OF Charles aud
Correction IS for g 81, 1G, beng an increase on
the amount gIYNn tOr thIS Near of 50. GOO.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
NEyV-YORK CITY.

NEW-lORk CITY.
The thirteenth tall regatta Of the Columbia Col-
lcgc Boat Club viii take place to-morro" afternoon
on the Harlem River course.
BURIED AFrrR TWO YEARs
permit! was ls,ned Yesterday IN tne Dulcau o. ol
vital Statistics FOR tho bUrla! OF ONO be ger,
ias ain nnhnrred in the Morguo snce August 10
1873 Beryer was an innate OF tho Ci.y insane
A,y,ur. and "a bis body was rot claimed u va
vrntIrp decay To-day il will be buIed III the
Potters Field
FATAL pALL og Az EMBANKMENT.
A gang of men was dir.III IN an excavation aI
Serondaye aud Seven-y-tst-3t' yes'cruay inornn
when an eWba aAkment above them g1Ye way al'I
hnred two of theni-Edwsid d DOVER. age l0rty ara
Met ael Wcnp. age thirty, Of No. "a Oak-st lhey
were extricdted speedily. bat Dowei was deaG ana
Wenn vas scrlousiy injured. He was taken TO the
Fresby tcriar Hospital.
DEVELUDTvG HIS EMPLOYEES.
At the 1omhs Police Court yesterday before
Justice Duffy. Alfred BuTgcsr, age twenty-five:
fornntrlv clerk D tue employ OF EVerlll B'Gtnfr' OF
No. 237 Fifth-ave., wa arralgned d. DeFcCVe
Mulberry OF he twenty Seventh Precinct, on thc
complaint Of James Il. Everel, mei1cer 81 the
frm forbavln. h. means &C forged orders pnroory'
ing 70 have been issued by Everill Brothers, OBJ
tanned goods yaiDrd At H3op ron vt'P5 PnIgn,s n
had been In thoIr emplo ymept since February hen
Ee was arrested -hcrc was Ii his poSe".0l "A large
min bcr Of spa tickets representing tho 2oOds oG-
tanned. Tie prisoner rcrDaIided until to-day.
BROOKLYN.
Four men were arraigned before Supervisor OF
ElecfOns Allen Yesterday npon charges 0I illegally
registering. They were admitted to ban and their
examination was set down for .,0yenJer6 e.
The dead body of Edward F gan, junk dealer
n South BROOKLYN, found III 'he bay AT the foot
Of Amity-st., yesterday. ii as list Sl,pct tea LAT
his Il atb wa caused by Violence and !. Smith,
Of No 5iS emti.-st.. from whom he hlte1 boat
was arrested. The ,utop,y yesterday showed hat
aean cane 10 his death Dy dro"nins' and smith
was discharged.
JERSEY CITY
Emma McCmro was arrested yesterday upon
suspicion of being implicated II the TObbogy ~
StelnbecAers cigar stone III Mini GONE y-sf She Is
alleged TO have acted sentinel and watched lOr
the ponce the nIght tn store was robbed.
NEWARK.
William Hner, 4 seaman from New York, was Ar
rested last evening in .he Seventh Ward Of Newark
fir attempting TO have himself registered IS voter
IN that ward. lie held at Police headquarters.
STATEN ISLAND.
RossyILLE.--tn aged colored woman. known az
"Auut Betty" an sa.i to bo one hundred and four
years old died recently at &c sville She was fhe
widow OF John Jackson, better known as Captain
jack who sOIGe Sky years rgO ran q small packet
tetNe EOssvi-e tuI New-lork. Of late years the
o.d lady had beer provided with home by Henry
Mason.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
TIE BURNED CLOCK FACTORY.

Tho work # taking down tho rrur, walls Of he
Auson!a Clock Company > factory at Seven h-ayc.
and !weifth-st, brooklyn, wh.cI was burned Wed
ucsdav morning was begun Yesterday, and tie
preparations far rebuilding will be- made without
DELAY. The WALL vii! rc taken down to the first
stoiy, as they ara ~ danger Of falling. Tho log es
by fire 10 believed, VIII aggregate over
81 100000. and do" ocla t. The b. slncss will Add
10 tnls - tft factory was ruunug on full .imr aud
the wori,aen wer. brniud H. the orders already re-
Cciycd The contract Tor building the factory Wlll
be made immediately.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
FONE Ne US,
Prominent ARRIVALI.

8rer1ort Houso-lLe Hon. WaFne IacVeaqrp:: 10, oI
porns MIA and Major Pc r C. ItaJr. u. s. A. re,'
lopgs-Prof, $50 u. seene Of Amherst Nas. an"
: gicle and Pass OF Wo Pom ......-. fr''t"s -.
Ttlcc Theodore Miller. OF the New YORK pol ~ %
cnveror Henry NJ = thcws. oi Vest virginia anI gVi
,,oif ~ Pitfsbu u i''f ttf"u'l1 Jvl
gris,., OF Mexico lnd The Rev. Dr. Ratj o. EI'D E'
grt 3itaLs,iet RO era Glrrcd, o. IS. 'uu.oi. -,
81 ,,ier,,t I0YeC lionel ABson tIls and C0it - huiI-
o,rrcrv L. = h...... Sem 0rf no Gen cf'' > D." ~.
MN ri North Carolina and raj j. J. Andorsou oil VII
TluI
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
REcEIYER r5R i p4cKEr couP4NY

ST. LOUIS, Oct. ZS.--Jl1gc Lin9ley, Of the
Circuit Count, has appomted C"pai samucl c. Clubb,
PRECEDENT superintendent OF Virgins Ferry Com
panV, receiver ~ thc Kc.uk Nor horn Line Packet
Company. Gac 1OHd va fixed al -2Op.OJO Ihr Corit
ais cred mat election COR directors sLorll
:.Ec place Mover b"r y. md that Of the oused
directors snail be eligible ~ ieele" uOn
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
WILLIAM pALzFLL ACoT-rrTFD

The Jury ~ the case ot William Daheu. who wa.
indicted for thc killing q. John Van llOutrn 10 t,
Carer Rock riot nc.r Patcr.un. y. j.. Iyacr,d a
verdict ycsirrdaA after brug cut three days Tlcy
were unanimous III u verdict OF not guilty.