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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

rg' Will somebody please carry out Bob.
Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas, Jr., on a chip 7
They have been kept too long of of ice, and he
Gin 70 smell badly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

u Thank the Lord for the escape from an
other iniliction of Grantism!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10
Divorce Notice.

In the District COt ir DOnlphan C0nnty Stai" o Kl1s
Elizabeth Keoppen, Plnntia.
George c. Kcoppcn Dcfcndsnt-
TIME above named def ndant George G. KcnJren IA
Il hereby notified that he has been sued by the arve
named plaintiff Elizahth Kooppen in said District Court
Of Dnniphan County Kansas and that hc must the
petition filed by said plaintiff before the 9Th day Of
July Io the petition will be taken true and judi:
divorce The custody Of the infant children and
restoration Of for the plaintiff VIII he rendered.
dinghy. Is. \. SRAVER,
Attorney fnr Plaintiff
June 10 lSOI1w. Prs fee s..
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10
WE DIDN'T HAVE TO EAT 1T!

Antithird term Republicans will not b" forced
to live on this sort of game, this Summer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

~ Grants solid South is so disappointed over
the result of the Chicago Convention, that il
will probably go solidly for the Democratic can
didate.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

II The Republicans have settled Grants
bash-now let them attend to st. Johns case.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

~ Wanted-Fffty young bull-pups, rs intel
lcctual solace and amusement for the Gelena
Loafer, in his sad disappointment.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

n Walk up, GRANTEES, and take your little
medicine, Yum, yum!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

E Please tie us with log-chain
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

T Somebody hold us!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

r07 There nscd to be a song that ran some
what in this way: "Grant is going to make it,
nil the same, ard don't you forget it,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

y" Poor, old Judas Iscariot Baker has slip
ped up on the Topeka post Office again. III
dirtied himself for nothing.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

= Will Grant take to drink, now that Inc is
liattened out-or will his constitution yield to
that incurabic dsease'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

e Wonder how Grant likes it, rs far rs he
has got, overthrowins the snaerstiiious example
Of Washington
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

II Any person having nirt to be removed
will please call on old Monsieur BI%rr, of To-
p-ka lie will eat it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10
BUSINESS CARDS.
j. C. MYERS,

RESlDENT DENTIST, Troy Kansas Prompt al
y tention given IN Hl branches nf the profession
Oiee at residence, two doors east Of Highly Inisa
WIN visit Severance the third Monday Of each
month, and White Cloud tho fourth Monday Of each
month, posittreiy. IiIfeB7S
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

u A few toots about "BIaine Idiots" is now
in order from Mrs Donglas, Of the Hutchinson
NcNs.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
Glen Cove.
SCENES AT THE MORGUE.

,,,,o,o ,,cro - GREAT many callers at the MOrgue
os4ordov. relatives and friends kept coming TO III
';,o of,er missing ones until a late hour in the
ro,inr Fariy in the morning lady dressed
doen mourning. entered and inquired for her hus-
hand. Edward Westcott. No information couId DC
given her. and with many tears she gave uescr'p-
ton of the missing man, which was entered upon
the book at the MOrgue
AT about y o'clock the hospital steamer Mlhno-
hammock brought to the A.orgue three more oou'eS
of ,;ot,ros Of the disaster One that OF little
Katie Raucner who died at the HON 9opa'hlc
Hosnital on Tuesday night; another was that OF
Josiah Hasbrouck, the cook OF the Seawanhaka Il
and father of Charles Hasbrouck, one OF the
woiters of the boat whose remains were
taken TO the MOrgue the day Delore'
Tbo bodv os identified by of the deck hands OF
TN. boot The tnIrd was the body OF middle
oced woman dressed in black and soon after It's re-
ccption IN the Morgue It was identihed oy % I'"iS
from Sea Cliff l.. l.. as that OF LiZzlc AiheHs' WIG
of Irwin AkenS, Of Sea GIN.
In the meanwhile Dallas Maloncy. of Williams
burg had recognized the body Of the woman which
had remained in the Morgue all day Tuesday UNI
Identified. as that OF bis mother. Mrs hiaFgaiel
Maloney. Mrs. Robert A. Barnes called and inquired
! for Mary Palmer youp9 woman empio'ra h
her service at the Sea Cliff house Michael Moore
| eouoh, ter his brother Danlel Moore, ana An =
| Reynrs was inquired for by friends Sarah Hal
OF Bayville, J.. l.. was seaIchlng Tor ner si,lrl .
Ann Hall ana Captain Carpenter OF Glen cove came
en-, r auv tr,re OF Avn Simonson had been fnund
| Wien the Mnnehauuock came down a! O'Clock
| sbe brought 20 the Morgne the BODY oi YouS-
woman found beneath the keei OF ihe nta",hI an an
! at abont q O'clock Ii was that OF q person al lpd
! reoIly about twenty-five years OF age hVe zee
| Ljgh with blue eyes ana hght brown hh'
| 'rnera were no marks Of bruises or buIbs. 600
afier The arrival of the budy. Johu Lange, OF NO
| All Bnpce-st. Ehzabethport y. J. inquired Tor b'
missing sister He MAS taken INTO the hoigte' t' t'
| +arna,ilin and face-coth were removed nom th'
| dead woman and ne imme,iittcly exclaimed
| "That's Gussie.p lie then gave her age as tTehty
| five wears and SAID that her husband, Emoci
| Reiusu bad deserted her year ago. size bad lal
, terjy been out TO service with Mr.. Van ilier,
| (;ien Cove SAo left a child fifteen MONTHS "!"
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
THE COURTS.
REFUSAL TO SEE HIS DYING son.

Another hearing in the interest OF the VIII
Of Frank Leslie had before Surrogate CALVIN yestc-
day. exJudgc Fullerton appearing for the oxecGtrIx
and John TO Sushcnd and Judge Curtis Tor the con-
,ea,auts The only witness was Dr. FerdnahG seegef
physician who attended sepio Les'e' uec''7e" son u
rank Leslie IN his last Illness. spo was MAJ ried ana
zoo Iv,rc with mis- mo;herin-aw Mrs Mciutyre. His
own mother the divorced wife Of Frank Leslle' was
also boarding in the honse AMI portion of 'he uhe
Juttnq her sons lncss cared lor him Dr. e'tGh sau
,ot be wrote a letter Frank Leslie telling h1 ol iS
ms condition AMI asking MN 10 Flsl n''n ,
iied MI Leslie dd noI write an answer pu, I'D,
,nessongcr Mr. B.l who brought MT. lfsnt . u,u,'
, tiot ne vould not yi.t his son whlle NJ was Itih
mo where ne was tIat ScIpo had taken the part o nS
mother Mr. L"se's KOrced wife, as ag3hs. III, NE 10
10 srcond . ifo that be AMI his wfe hGd IA heu lIs
matter oyer ana they had concluded that ne Ouh' % o
TO see scipiO On crOsseXaninat'O ~ 1, ~
Ec,nI Iose .ulsequrnty at Long Brancn eAph'I'u ~
nm tbar ris divorced wife WAS ying III tle sIe ioo
ytth scplo an! ne could NOT 90 mere WIN ~ E
- for mis- r,ason that he dld not lh,hk ne
ought 70 60 The case was adj 'urne1 unll Juiy L.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
EwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THt-oAY, July l, Iooo.

landing. In attempting TO swing into q pcr'" ''o
tide and the headway she had ca'lsen tue y
Rock 10 strike heavily against the "i's"n, o'"'"
ing her guards and forward gangway on tue po't
side There was at once great cXciiemeh' on "'''u
the Wilson and few, fearing that the oo't was
going 10 sink alongside the pier, maze rs' !" e'
of Hard words passed between tbs "iHceiS VI
both boats for few moments. while some oi t''o
less frightened passengers mace every olor' W a.
lay the excitement of the Others.
Several of the passengers. feeling that II was un-
safe TO continnc their journey the damaged boat
went ON the pier but many Others. after being rs
sured that the damages were slight and IN no "iSe
endangered the safety of the boat, were Wiling 10
continne their journey. A force Of carpenters was
engaged TO make the repairs TO tine }. v WILSON,
and the boat continued her trip TO Coney i'ianA'
When she reached her pier at o'clock last nlght
the repairs had not been completed and several OF
the passengers said she appeared 20 be old ana
weak. and they were glad enongh to reach home
safely. ,o
The Captain of the Wilson blames those in charge
of the Plymouth Rock for the accident ana t'pkS IN
left the pier fore attempting 60 make landlhR'
The officers of the Plymouth Rock think tiat no
blame shOuld he attached to them, as tney were
carried gainst the Wilson 10y TIE tide, ana thonshl
she was gong to leave the pier
Another O'llSlOn was al led 10 lhe recoIu H""u,
noon. 1h,s occurred between the ship SimiA oI
Glasgow and the schooner Caroline Ross. be 'Weeh
Governors Island and the Battery. The Sima was
beng towed to sra, and the schooner. beng uhucr
sail. had the right OF way. The SNIP however
failed 10 give the schooner room, aud crashed lnto
her quarter. tearing the sldc badly. ana carry ing
away her m1inmast. The ship escaped uninJuTed'
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
4 WRIT OF cFrTI0RARl QUAsHED.

The question of the contempt of court OF
Edward q. Gilmore. mauascr OF Nbo'S Gaideh I''''''
IN preventing the execution of warrant for the 'res
OF william NJ Davcnr, The man IN charge OF si' p''
acrobat " LIttie Bob" appeared ogan III 9uir."'
Court YESTERDAY Tn. original warrant was ssd'd ~
the instance Of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Children they claiming that the perform nceS gwen
by the boy were dangerous and injurious to MN Oh
the report Justice D)no ne decided th' MI
Gilmore aud John Smith. keeper Oi the stage door q" inc
tleatl. were ~ contempt IN preventing TIC o'" 80
s, king the arrest. Mr.. q moro was sch,flcVl 10
~ nm. of $3.50 ana 20 undergo thEtF dN@ III ~
,,cnT y mic pnn Smith in "a f20G \ VIII 9i c&ri &
-"ro, m review al General f'rm has Hcpi ol Ju't
Do.ohur was opa,uci Ou Nj. g .morc's bthht d, mns m
conn sell A. ]. DutenAoerr, execution oi sentence
,,ad meanwhile iuatlOu aaS III tdt Dclnf' Ju''o
Lawrence 10 qUa5h the Wit OF ce iprdri ne ga rn
lie motion Y - tsrigy on The authority Gi IN 0u1I
C,lrf in tnt case of the People aga Peabody . Ao
b.., 1874.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
DTClSlONS-JUNE 30.

Supreme Court CbaabT'-By Judge Westhro9TtS:. OK:
In The matter the Ncw-forE ami Brooklyn bil'5'' "
,yi, Min tetttnn should DE granted. ,,.,..,, .o
i5 Iilxe Iawrcucc.-- -mi IA agt. Dor ohue
vvrit Granted Alexander GZi.
IrSndun Cilmore pou~nuc. etG-7r .' ,,t
El,sso AIT E~tes-Orcr granted R'hci aRi. bu'H wa
-trioT Granted Harris "a. I-rkin Hoii h "ohl' ' "
med win : iu 10 aite tie went fadedu aLI 49,,
See memorandum Bade1u aCt Niles see heu'i 'ii''"i
Murphy AIT HuihOlllud See u"mofdndun. ,-.,.t -
Judg. naudrI ag ia 'ti W
defauit Uhy Ag-. OhY.-Orlcr granted tt''lhR m"rO.
gillu art. Carver fcudmt having oucr.u 10 vac.
nTd.r f,r rounis-Ioa lt f. vacated klchnA .E La t''
w. Motion denied I:o,rnur d. Jr. aGt Burg. 'p1 "e'
Wtrzer: Wa,uud agt CotEctof; swan agt t'e ii"-u0'
Itlrs q er- Iacl az. iraIfto.
,yecjqI I, ru-nv JuJ-t Van No'st-f ius"o"u NY.
Rrarp ana plou Tie El'cllo NJ'oh N"I'P"'
Al Ievy.-Juigilcni ipr Wautn See opinion. - ,,
% Irl %. Iinu-, u-,ul, a-. HVycy ANA auothcr-J ii--
IA mt .or dafeuGa "a O. dem rt"i - ,........, .,.
= iui.r ia,rrcur,.-f luo1 Dime ~ayng' IHs'''..'
er, W'l,o. 1t IL i,Iu ttc u..U-r Of ne 81 mo-
IN mi, cae. simpson. agt. Del hoyo an Odeis-O"S'
aid anne. .ut- %, srttl. NJ, . =, -
Togn,D pieas-Ngccial Term m-}v lrlccN IN ii"escl
Ca.palt. Clapp-Ial mc'n vac 'tet an acton o4-'on
VoriDr Co,ri-Clamt1v-By J"st"" ~hcr'on-
1rgrl.n ,ct. -tyl.s Dep ubtck Jgl D.i,u ON: ilA- IT,;
-lla. for A!u' -cl sing $780, .i'.'' D'
I'm, aaL NucliiJ.-'. 'tI- ID. d.u.c| Hln-' ~ lf
nr,qiagt CaiDrb u. M,i; agt ITO lam: P1r asi ti,
r,s,put u.Auct siui.T Hgt it"- rs ir7. a.. h '
V.r.,ru ,l. cs lu " -I Hti ROGERS ray d. ,,t
rrvt B'oque .ci. IIaIlenbc,k Graei 81 T. Iho H- '
U..elrL. t.TIr t..r- fi.tN "tI. ~ -'"ct
f..i yl.t ,aucau.ck; poy St. kempl"i BetA'e "r"
EatztIDtr -.-Olotis al-hct'
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

il was identified by John L.rge of Elizabeth
port. N. j.. as that of his sistor.
SHEkERR, SOPHIE.
SHERRY, CONSTANTINE.
SKiDMoRE. A. p.
SKiDMoRE. JAMES, JR., age twenty-three, OF Great
Neck, l.. i. He wasa lawyer and bad an Office
at No. 2S4 Pearl-st.
NANDEwATER, CLARENCE W., age four years. Ills
body was found IN Little Hell Gate at an early
hour on Tuesday. Identified by John Nahde-
water, the father of the boy. of Glen Cove. l.. l.
WATSON, EDw ARD age sixty. IN old ana much es-
teemed resident of Whicstone, L. J. He leaves
n wife aud no children.
WEsCoTT, EDWARD, age fifty, plumber and tin
smith OF Manhassett, LII Adispa: ch ir0m Flush
ing states that his body has been recovered.
He had come 10 this city on business and was
returning home
A letter was received at Bellevue
Hospital yesterday from George +. Chsolm,
secretary of the College Point Rubber Company,
saying: I'VE have just received news per te!e-
phone from factory at College Point. L. L..
that the body of n boy about eight or nine years
of age, has been picked up IL the water. Tue
body Is partly burned and therefore we suppose
him to be victim of the Seaw wanhaka disaster" "
The Superintendent of he MOrgue, BENZ & asked If
the body had been brought to the city, replied
that II had not and wonld not be brought here
that the Coroner at College Point would attend
to that case.
- body was found in tho water near AstOrl a
Yesterday and was taken to the MOTgue NJ Jack
sOn-ave., Hunters Point.
- he body of an unknown woman was taken
of the water at Astoria and sent to the
Brooklyn MOrgue.
- body found at Astoria was sent to the
Hunters PoiIt MOrgue.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

noble man ever saw He stayed in the pilot-honse
at the wheel with the flames all around him. He
never left his post until the boat was ashore: one
Of the firemen said to him, Beach her, Captain.
and he replied, "My God, Ed. don't know that
can for am not sure the rudder answers don't
think II was more than five minutes from the time
the boat took fire until we arrived safely ON the
marshy ground"
SAD PARTING or Two BROTHERS.
George w. Skidmore brother of James II. Skill
more ir. who was among the lost, was on the Sea-
wanhaka at the time of the disaster He made the
following statement to a TRIBUNE reporter yesier-
day He said that his brother and himself were
standing on the upper deck at the time OF the expo-
sion The Are spread rapidly that 1t was
impossible to get tho hfe-preservers, which
were stored in the middle OF the boat.
They rushed to the forward part of the
vess ei and his brother, who much excited ana
very nervous. took refuge the guard rail on the
extreme bow. He was a good swimmer, and as the
heat increased in intensity, he endeavored to jump
overheard and swim 10 the shore. Mr.. Skidmore
said that he endeavored to quiet his brothers fears
and assured him that it would be safer to remain on
the boat as she was nearing tbs land; he would
be compelled to do so himself he said, as he could
not swim. The heat had become so intense
that their clothing and hair were singed. and the
suffering was almost unbearable. 1t WIS then,
he said. that my brother shook my hand and SAID
goodbye; no could no longer bear the neat, ana tht
Shore seemed SO near apparently not more than lOO
feet that he leapcd overheard from the bow OF the
boat. Ii is quite proba bic that he was struck by
the wheel, although no marks of Disagreement were
found upon him."
Mr. SkidmOre remained on the boat until she was
run ashore and was saved.
Miss Martha Brogan, ace eighteen, whose name
was gwen as Boleu a sistet-n-law of Mrs. Francis
Nesbit was reported missing but she, with MIS-
Nesblt were among the first saved; they Were
taken to little barren rocky island near the wreck
by a small boat. and afterward taken of by Nj
= lauuCu
and-twenty-slxth-st, and went home. The ladle'
hadb sitting the upper deck Both go llie,pre
servers on. aud got the railing TO luuil. MIS-
Brogan missed her sister when she Jumped; Sn'
caught her foot IN the rope and was stunned for
few moments by striking the water Sideways, hu
recovered and helped keep up two other wolnei
nntil the boat took them mp She is still somewha
lame but otherwise uninjured. Mrs Nesbt re
ceiyed more of a shock, and IS kept secluded.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
CHARGES CARELESsLY MADE.

Hawley D. CIapp, IHU I"1V P'OPT - -
Rossmore Hotel at his dcsth last Fan Itit 'arSo
ton OF his estate, including the hotei proper'!' " -"
cld 81 son. Robert G. Capp The latter was "oo ~
-, o,.oo,,tor and b,o general control Of the be-
,sts IN tho o ber members OF the family. AD0nt thToo
months ago his brother. Mortimer r. Clapl' VINO III"
been oduc,ted as a physician. brought proceedings ~
tc Court Of Common Pleas 10 have his brother remove"
as executor He claimed mat he was mSmanagihg wv
hotel driving guests away, spending the money % Inv
,lnyis,y nd fcoIshy was mt pett e,disSp'icu
nni faet breomiGe incapable OF properly Iiau"ginE
tAr property. Loug aIgiI euts wore 3ad y = SlnD
over he nader, Townsend & Mahtn HpprailnE io t't
paiufi H. and h. g. ID rssar Or tee dtfrh hint ''l
was tcscrved. and had not been r'nlered Nhrh uo
counsel Tor The plaintiff appeared before Ju e w
Hoe.en in Chanb rs YESTERDAY an asked rave p WIN,
r W the compliant An an layit Of me pi'u II -tattu
tnat ne had been mIsed In mIKing MS iorDet 81" ,"ns
apust ns brother and that $50 was now au u'ucI ,heV
they were untrue. The desired percussion was granted
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
CIVIL NOTES.

The will of Joseph Hall, wealthy tobacco
ts ,bos nj ce of n. ines was AZ Barclay and Green
Icn-.ts and who lived No. 10 Hudson. errHcH no
bokcn, was onrI : Tor probate TUESDAY. He gave
So 600 to siser ~ house aud an annuity OF T2oVO TO
Inc hnsinoss and a., fixtures his son, Thomas Henry
& an fne rost IN e1un siares to the eight cGidren on
reaching tweuty-Jnr years.
Justice DOnOhde does not believe III taxing
vacation until the years worK Is done. He Is sitting
!, IN. eunreu. Courf sprciI Term. ana declares h ;
mn rpose TO couuIr the un'u cYe"y case Oh the
calendar has been CcaIe ch " II taxes ali Sullue''
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
cAlENDARs rms DAY.

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"A; r. H. 81. a. a. 1j o6. III. 1-3. ll-, Ist H.
I-i 10 9l > - Z2- . -3j 2}i. 2f7, % ~ n g., IL,
ts4e.s,urai e. truaa!. U,uoIur No~ J. l. = ~ -
o. &I - 2. 20 ~. s .ial. ,oo I6i l,s I,D i.U 80
IL. i73, 10. ISl. lo, %, .''' ..I. ~ l." -O'
GtNF.AI. TEGM NIl meet tOtly at I- m ,,,,. r
-PssiA. iTiH-DI4'4u,. a p-ti ."'l' y! ~. - ~
law ami Fact. Ilt. ''"' fOu' ''' '''' '''
Gj ~, Gd~, jJi tli t. 7 ,..urt o,eu.
~ 10 a M CauGII az ID a. H NO dit c'!' r
COsMoN PLEA7--rA.IAi- lEtN-NHH 'I"''-'' 90
oic nj / o.. m No tal'iitt. -, ,.,rs a., II
irgi,f TTEv-PAEr III. Daily J. Conft opens VI II
-, Use o. I;1el e. BencvAc No oIl cl'iua',
MARINE CoUgG- TRIAL IEHN -tAhf r, ~ .ns.s
tct,rt eri "a 40 a M .oI' q aus,
= 1854 1000 1871. 41ji. lG-3 Ilo-, 4OJ' "'l''
Gg i,2' ssss5Ssrtgi I--myth. R--rhe People at
Annie Norris abortion (cOntiuued)
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
list OF THE DEAD.

Tho revised list of the dead, which is given below,
.bows that thirty-two bodies have been recovered
nil of which have been identified except tonr' IN
formation regarding most of the deceased persons
NAV be found IN yesterdays TRIBUNE, but some al
a;,;o,ol detais are also given. Following is the
list:
ArxySs LIZZIE age forty five years wife OF lrwln
Aikens of Sea Cliff, l.. l. When found, the DOOy
VS. cIothed in a black dress, and upon examna-
tiop was discovered 10 be somewhat Scalded Oh
the left side. 1t was identlhed III the aitefhooh
by a lady from Sea Clin
BEACH, MARIE T..
BENNETT, AARON B.
BENNETT EvELINE ID.
CoITON Mas GEORGE w.
DE BEVOIsE, DAVID II.
DuLER, JACOB w., ID. u.
Flynn. Miss MARY ANN, age thirty, of No. 2,249
Second-ave. nece of Captain John White. the
old He'll Gate pilot, was found by her brother D
day d. 35ioh,t' and conveyed to her home. Miss
FiyDn boarded the Ill fated steamer al the lhiI'
ty-third-st. landing intending 70 yiso neT @un oIn
hoard soon after the fire was discovered ahC
was picked up by one OF the small ooais Deiol'
che had stopped breathing enuTey. enc wa
taken 10 Astoria. where the physicians iaOoTe'
two hours endeavOrIng 10 restore her 70 Ne Ne
but despite their efforts she hn4iIy 0led. MIS- ns
FIyun was fine swimmer. aud her bro her s;l'
80 sbe conld easily have saved herself had =:
nor been for another woman who cung TO hel
and rescued.
PRANK JULIE.
GRAY, NAKY EDITH.
CRUTHRR. 1HEODORE.
nasns0,,CK JOSIAH coored. age seventy, cook o
the Seawanhaka father Of Charles Has6Touck
,xbose body was recovered. taken 10 tnc Morsa
and identified on Tuesday. When fOhhd W
%nJv had the appearance OF having ben Scaiheo
II Was identified by one OF the deck-handS'
MGIvKN, JOHN hoo Lod,, Io;d IN IN
Morgue all day tuesday wss IGe.hSG ySs'S
day by Dallas Maion ~ OF WILLIAMSBURG ~
as his mother, age s'xty-t"o'
p.UCHER. BARBARA. , A., pharo p,r
2 ,scaSo X .T1E. age thLee. daughter OF MIS-. Bai
hAu utara 4snscher. of No. 1856 Ninth.ayr;. died Q
TUESDAY night at the H9%ps,lf aksm h1s0a To t
M.nons Yesterday morning. 1he boqy Wa
hnrped severely on the right arn' race aouoihe
and legs.
REID, MARY A. ,or. oos twenty-five years.
A10. A1s,..t of Mrs Vsn Ripper. OF GIen Sose q. L.
Tsr soay was found under the keel OF s ,ne sc, sci
anbaks at $3.50 y. I'D. yesterday s"u W. W.
rh.n fo the MorgIe on the hospl.sl eo.s sinl LII
Ssnnock. Soon after the arrival Oh 'no "0o
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
SrppFy C4RS Under POLICE ESCORT

The strike on the Srcond-Avenue street Rai'road
still continues. Cars were running yesterday ou'
no attempt was made to preserve schedule tihe'
On the font Platform OF each ear were TWO Po"ce-
mon to oro;,ct .he nsw drivers, and, IN some IN
Stances 10 ASSIST th.m H. controlling their horses.
H. front OF the depot sat about thirty pohremrh'
President Thorn. VINO was walking upand down the
sidewalk said 20 q TIBCNE reporter that The uslal
punbrr If ears was not running, but he had drivers
enough to place ON them. No fresh trouble arose
during the day. Few of the old drivers could he
sopu along the road. One of them said that "a few
divers on the Third-Avenue line had quietly re-
slr9cd hut that no general strike had taken place.
Ur tbought that a strike should be made. as the
men were the first 10 propose 1t, and
now refused to JOIN in that of their companions Oh
second a venue.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

Here is touching little tale that the late
,n,ht aren't vOu going marry ihat grl that 0uNe
been keeping company with 50 long = " NO. repueu
IN, m nensve tones while ms brow slowly C1rrugdtn,
- nm NOT" "Nhy not n inquired hls maternhi'
" Well ma ycu see IT. just here. Ieilied jim; pro
nscd 10 Iche Jane ana she asked me 10 EXCUSE nci'
md | Mas darHcd fOol enough to do i.'
VsFFrL RECIPE. - How to prevent rash
brc,tn ont u, cbiIdren-1ake bnf pint OF the pest
mat vinegar and--pGt a red IN it lJudy.