davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
RLSfNLSS INTERESTS.

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-The Butchers Union
ned an openair mcerng Dexter Point this afternoon.
which was attended by all the strikers and by working
men from all parts of the city. Tho meeting was al
dressed by the prime movers In the strike. All the
spcechcs we're IN favor or holding out.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Sat the annual
meeting Of the Consolidated virginia Mining
Company, this afternoon, 430,753 shares were
represented There no change IN the
nmcers Of the company. The secretary :
report showed that the receipts during the year we're
~ 9633f7 ot which iSl ,35S was the gross ye,d OF
fhc mine Tor 1879. The balance on hand l. S61,1ol
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. Sat a meeting OF
general passenger and ticket agents of Northern West
orp Southern and Southeastern lines, system
v.s adnuted by whcn II Is hoped all lines VIII be able
o work IN unison prevent the cutting OF rates, or any
other irreg gilar practices
SCHENECTADY, \. Y, Jan. S.-The refer
s rerort IN tne case Of the North American Lie In
snrnuce Company has been filed here
NoRnIsrowN n j., Jan S.-In consequence OF the re-
vvl i'm the iron trade. the Dover (Morris County, roll
I'M, mills which have been idle for years, have been
nurchosrd by "A number of private capitalists, aud viii
he NM iu nprratiOn in II few weeks new line oi ram
ro,J ,s aso about be bnilt from Port Dram, through
Dnvcr to Rockaway, through the heart OF the mining
rricus of Morris County; the ilne Is now Uelhg sur
evpu
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Timothy Pickering Richards was the son ofan
pLIn0rrpS ANNCAL NEErlNG.

Attic annual meeting of Plymouth Church So
ciety Thursday the report OF the treasurer. An
gustus Storrs, showed receipts during 1879 OF
$50. ~ -. The expenses were as follows: Mr.
Beecher's salary, $4,000; Pastoral Helper Halii-
day. - 800; Secretary II. :. Weld, $1,000; secre-
tarv's s.i,tant. 1910; music. - 6oG -; Plymouh
Srndav-school $780, Bethel Mission, r2,6|l ~ :;
Navg6wcr Mission s. ,GS7 80: contingent eXpen-
,s P3 7G3 -; paid loan, 80, ,JG3 II cash on hand
1895 JS: total SCOTT -. go
the election of three trustees for the term o. three
years to succeed Augustus Storrs, Moses = Beach
ana DAVID :. Arnold suited IN tbc coice OF these
trustees as their own successors. stephen '. Nhite
was elected to succeed the late James !. frecland
as trustee for one year, Henry Chaplin ir., was re-
elected clerk OF the society, and McSsIs. M0ody ana
Rnprs as auditors for 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
OVERDUE STEAMERS ARRIVING.

The steamship State of Nevada, which was due at
this port from Glasgow more than week ago, and
the Italv due from London on Monday last. arrived
Yesterday after a voyage with tempestuous gales
and violent seas. The winds against the YES
sells and continued from two days after leaving port
until the Banks of Newfoundland were reached.
The passengers were kept below decks during the
stormy weather 1t was only with the utmost pre-
caution that members of the crews were not swept
overheard. ,
One of the Italy's lfe-boats was carried from the
davits and partly demolished. The latter vessel
was sixteen DAYS making the voyage and the former
twenty-one days. The agents of the ArragOn,
which is now overdue eight days feel no special
alarm for her safety. This is also the case with the
Hamburg steamship Gellert and the Inman steam
shin City of Ncw-York both due on Tuesday if Or
dinarv weather had prevailed. The two latter are
expected to arrive at any moment. but as the logs
of arriving vessels show only about One-third ord-
nary speed, they may not come in for two three
DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
ACsRNIyAL no AID A CHARITY

The Children's Carnival will take place at the
Academy OF Music on Monday evening, February 9,
m aid of the building fund of the Western HomGo-
pathic Dispensary in this city. at No. 403 West
Fortv-second-st. One Of the most pi picturesque fea-
tnres of the affair will be the entry OF the four
sons and tbe twelve months. In this scene Spring
will be by the Goddess Flora IN shell
of pearl drawn by doves Summer by Ceres in "A
in n triumphal car drawn by deer and attended by
wooi-nyinphs; while the Ice Queen IN her sei el
drawn by snOwmcn will represent Winter. The
by "A ball for adults.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

following paper on thc record, following Genera
Sheridans report of the battle of Five Forks ::
Whatever there is in the report of Major-General
(now Lieutenant -GeneraD Sheridan rejecting any
dishonor upon me. and whatever statement mere
may in the report in support of such reflections
Army Corps and any statement or inference that
was relieved till after the battle was ended ana he
victory complete, and whatever else may De stateu
hereafter before this Court dishonora0le to me
during the days upon which my conduct is TO ne IN
vestigated deny, ana it is my design to disproXe.
Pending the receipt of instructions iroin the a.
Department, witnesses were dismissed 10 thtn
homes, and the Court adjourned until convened by
nrOner anthOritX.V
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
AN ENDORSEMENT BY A CLERGYMAN.

Joseph j. Little and W. Jennings Demores''
as assgnees and successors OF Lhnge' Ll'"e ~
brought an action against the Rev DIR. STEPHEN II.
Tvp fr in the Marine Court the amount OF
a note made by The Working church Publishing Oonl.
pany TO the order OF Lango, Little a. Co.. ana h"o'7e
by the defendant. Dr. Tying claims that IN ls'4 he u
sired TO withdraw further connection WIN the va
ner and agreed that he would give nj all interest @
he might have IN subscriptions or advertisements ~
WAS eleased from all Liabilities. IL was ns,tt o"
ever thr he should indOrse four notes Tor S1oV c'c
and i've at 10 ndOrse two Of them as secun
iuaOrser with the understanding that ne shou Nv p %
tectod from payment But the notes were prof..
and when The suit was brought JUDGMENT was renucrtu
against him The matter was taken on aPlehl nct"O
the Cont of Common Pleas, ,Ht General ieFn NGacI""9
Tho case was argued. and decision was reserved
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

Townshipa few days ago and beat and maltreateiu
Mr. Kaiser and his wife. They DESTROYED the ns
ture burned LOT of clothing. and drove % tne nar
band from the house The ruflians nave Dec" ~
rested
LOHG ISLAND CITY-The delegates 10 tne
Queens County Republican Central C?nnuid,, C?ntinr
tee for 1880 assembled for organizaoIUn
in Long Island City yeterday afternoon;
There was full attendance from the sevelai lsa
towns. The officers of the committee OF 1871 wfHe
reelected by accamatiOn, as follows: Isato ~ =,
Cocks, of North Hampstead chairman EdW5in Ed5 -; -;
Moore, of Jamaica. secretary John NJ. Clafk' VI
North Hempstead treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
VERDICT AGAINST A CONTRACTOR.

While the building Of the American Ex-
press Company, extending from No. 81 to No 81 IInd-
sou-st WAS bong constructed in April. 1873 john
Crane was killed by shutter falling upon him from an
npptr story His wife. Mrs. Anna Crane sued the com
pony and william T.. Hanna the contractor for the con
s'rct ion OF tho building IN the superior Court, for
S5 900 damages. Tho Case has been on trial before
Judge Freedman this week. The cxpr.ss company
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
SAVINGS BANK INDICTMENT QUAsHED.

Judge Giderseeve yesterday quaShc" 'io
indictment found against the trustees ana officers OF t
Tcutonia Savings Bank May %. 1879, charging the"
with conspring to deiraud the bank by appropra'nS
it's funds TO their own The officers who were III
diccd were John Schuermann president Mlcuac I'el'
hart John Schuucg Joseph WrigcT, Henry Wenckle'
IOuis George John Theisz, Charles MeIz John o'p"'
Nicholas Seagrist. Jacop Birmann, john Hoinnci -
Frederick Scacris trustees and Michael Hahn, tflatcc
and secretary The notion 20 Guash was made ny john
II FelloWs some months
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
THE HAYDEN TRIAL.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Jan. o.-In the Hayden
cose The defence has closed its surebutal testimony
The State attempted to introduce testimony concerning
priy,te interview between d" Ben stevens and susan
Uawlcy in the pantry, also concerning the club said to
have had hair and blood upon IT, but the testimony was
,ad out The state introduced Witnesses TO show that
n2ernc St, veus did testify at the Madison hearing
that ne saw ayden at o'clock on the afternoon Of the
hn,icdc The Court then adjourned to 10 O'Clock Wed
mosdny morning 1t Is probable that on Friday the caso
vii ROT % the Jury.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK...JAN O.


str italy Br. Sumner Liverpool Dec 2. and oueens;ows
Sur state Of Nevada Br Braes Glasgow 10 and Lam.
Str EDhnsone ,r Beaie Odessa Dec @ constantluon,.
SIR aiera, Nalett West POINT Va to Old dominion s. %
Str Ache.. Bacon Newburypori for PhadeDhIa put IN
snip lydia of Yarmouth s) Perry Havre DEC g. in hal,
last Boyd anchored sandy Hook Tor or ers
riP Danl BaBes' stSyeT Liverpool Dec t. giu sat
BARK Moand Vor Emanuelsen. Rottcrdam 80 days with
udse 10 order: vessel 10 Fnnch, Edyo e GO.
Dec IN ballast to Boyd IImczen anchored at sandy HOOK
schr @ T I.tuened. Oliver Barcelona % DAYS via 81
Ihomas with cocoa nrts 10 Grnts Co. vessel TO Wen.
CLEARED
strs DO Ruyer lBeg). Meyer Antwerp Punch Edye Co
Roya c il Maiorg & 60; Rcirond steven Norfo iSrs ya
9la Dominon - co; Nneand Bowen. Baltimore. via Cam
shirs Gene,eye strickland. Sleeves Liverpool. J.me,w W
@ Barcag ~ L'y9ss'oa M cashGr 5F Teller Bre@c Wit
Harks Francesca Danovaro Iia rr'ne 5;epa ft,,v
Fuuch Edye & 60; Joshua forng Cox. Lqguna Nex'cn
sees ocnann ocrcu CO. Verona Or Per H, Rio 9aS Jan.
gro Mckay pi1 Coiyphene, Gisno Aner. Java, for
b3 co Calcutta u,an, Jaccarino, Malaga SPAN F1ncS,
eres Rae6oni coombs centuegoa Parsons & Loud nar.
scrs Annie pamcr, Lewis. Car,lagcna, C. ! Il sim.
Kons rd. & S2 AISis i SteTas' ~ SohP R Scanned
Azeda ana Laura Jorgensen, Turks Island and maret
simpson, clapp ( Co.
FoRztGv PORTS
LoSpoN an 9.--Arr AZ GrstoI SIR olymya from New.
York at Hamburg. str tOusc from
Newcastle str Racil from Ncw-IOrk air az Belfast, str.
Mhicnhau, from y lew York.
LVfRro Z, Jan 9lrr strs Deronfa and Gieniowe both
from Norfolk: Nuoyo Ponce. from Charlie On.
QUEEN, ,rOWN, Jan JArr str Ag"ra, from NeWYork for
Liverpool.
sailed str City OF Berlin from Liverpool ;or New.York
MoyILE Jan 9.-AT str ManitOban, from Boston FOR
Liverpool.
LAi.Ns 9Arr str Mkado from New York for glasgow
LONDON Jan 9-Saled 9TH inst FOrnlo tsernog0ra; 7th
inst. giOn. Wilhelm Naughan sth INST sarah smith,
Lesseps Thor capt Jensen BelvederC C9p Dunbar Nale
Galatea (Capt Pishur1, Anna capt Sivfsca', stanley
(CaDi Ges the latter from Liverpool for Wilmington;
Sokum erru f'r Rtchmond Autocrat; ah ils Mia capt
Michelsenl last two for PhiiadelDla Albina.
Arr %lst u Patriot capt GngyOdsenl ID ns Ninee,
Emile cap. ShUugclr 7rh INST Chas T0tte B0nceytrel,
Fritz smith, CLINT, the latter Of the Needles s ns LNtS.
fOrLaeT snip Necs n am FJftl PLys.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
HOME NEWS.
epoyfvEyt AXRryALS.

rim 1r,nre HOicI-Sen8tor Preston Is. PiumO, OF
Eansas GovonOr Henry Mathews, Of West Nirgina eA
Governor Rufus r. Bullock, OF Georgia Tue Hon Nln ~
RnsiWick of Ithaca and Loren B Sessions OF Chn
y AiOeAarie Hrfci-Ex.Goyern0r Chailes IL. n
of WesHinSer H0e-SenAtoT = II
Wcnlovcr Of Siuyyesaut ~ Y....SL James Hoe-"ehoi"
nDIEr II a
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
DEADwoOD's MIRACuLors rsc,pp

DEADwooD, ID. T., Jan. S.-This citv mi,
aculousy escaped being totally destroyed by fire 90.
onh time this morning. About midnight the tmher :.
the hillside caught fire from miners torch and fanpo,
BY high wind, spread the divide inside ,bo o,,
limits, where by great efforts IL was got under cnn,
wrh slight loss. The wind blew hurricane All sfn.
Wcre cleared OF their goods In anticipation OF the a
reaching the heart of the city. ' "ie
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

t iou n that " was not liable, rs the work was upa
thc .nafgc OF the contractor The canractnr
wa. @ inc contract had been finished u, the time ami @
va t,en engaged as the servant OF the company mn, e
cXtra WORK Judge Freedman dismissed the easa npen
NC NC TXress aud theJury gave verdict arapss
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
IAnonncements.l |
CONSUMPTION CoVorERyD At

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
~ OF the organs OF eneraon, &C. speedily AMI rtc NY
cured by WINCH ESTERS SPECIFIC PILL Two % Ye
usually sufficient Price 81 perb0X SIX boxes 81
send for circular Prepared by WINCHESTER u %,
Chemsts 80 JOhnst- New-fOrk
NERVOUS debility and weakness OF genera
" tive organs positively cured by ALIENS BRAIN
FOOD. 81 Ditnin, AstOr House; Itz 24O broadway;
Crttenton 6have. send for circular 10 Allen Sl3 lsave
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF the
- Gcuerauve organs radically and lily clcst H0t3S
o and TOT. HEN KY ADASIELS.A II. D. ttLeEngtpl,f
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
MARINE lNTELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURE ALMAvAr.

snn % Sun a:52 Cock fa,t IN 40
Mssn r'es.. G:l3 Moon sonhs 1902 MJans aga dav %
HiiH WATER rO.OAN-t. "'-'-0
sandy Hoos. GIG GOV. Island. 629. He'll 1iata o,o
hGU WATER rODAr-". u. '''
sandy Hook. GAO Gov. Island. 1903 Hsil - $50
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
FArAL ACcIDEYT at STANFORD, CONN
A CARRIAGE DEMOLISHED By TRATN-T p RICH
ARDS KILLED.

A CARRIAGE DEMOLISHED By 4 TRAIN-T. T. ElCh-
ARDS KILLED.
STAMFORD, Conn, Jan. Gas tho 7o6 O'Clock
train was approaching the depot this morning IL
struck and demolished a carriage III when were
T. F. Richards the father of Professor Richards OF
Yale College, Miss Eva Tweedy and the coachmah'
Mr. Richards was so severely injured that he dled
few hours afierward, and ihe coachman was Sc
rionsly cut in the face. Miss TWeedy was unhurt'
Timothy Pickering Richards was the son OF an
Old New-York merchant, Abraham Richards. For many
years his principal business dealing IN uego'l9oc
paper lie became member Of tie Stock hXch'h3e
about thirtytee years and was one Of the oiue'
members Of the Board both years and III the lens'h
his membership He had not been IN active Dlscss lot
many years. but frequently visited the Office OF oae oi
his sons. who is also a member OF the EXchlhge' hIS
only other son. Eugene Richards, s assistant proeS
sor Of maihemat, ,cs in Yale College. Nr. Richards mas
two daughtcrs. Of whom is married He was on ms
way to take early train ~ Stamford Tor New YORK at
the time Of the accident Mr. Richards was about sNy-
eight old but being I'm vigorous hcatn ne lcoFel
several years younger. lie innn OF hgh charac-
ter and hi, sudden death caused much regret among tu
older members of the Exchange. lie hyed at Granh
Vir on the BusOn. urar Nyaek but for the last Two
weeks has been viz ting his daughter at Stanford
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
WOUNDED AND SUSPECTED OF THEFT.

The police authorities of jersey City suspect that
Martin Ventechemsly, the Russian who is now in
the Charity Hospital in that city, suffering from
pistol-shot wound near the heart. and who said he
had been robbed Of II cents and shot by two tramps
is one of three burglars who attempted to rob tho
house of a Mr.. Compton IN Long Island City late
"Wednesday night. Mr.. Compton heard his burglar
window saw three men standing near the house.
lie fred at them with his revolver, and one Of them
gave loud cry and fell 10 the ground. but was
picked mp aud carried off by his two companions.
Mrs Compton will 40 to jersey City to-day TO see If
she can identify the injured man.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
POISONED VERY SLIGHTLY. If At ALL
GENERAL wARRENs DENIAL.

The Warren Court Of Inquiry yesterday sent
mmmons for Gcueral sheItdans appearance as
s,sncss General Warren was DNrInii," al 20 file the
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
RrpUBIJCAN DISTRICT MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN DIS Ihltl hI-L li-'N'''
Tho regular monthly meeting of the AAlst
Assembly District Republican Association was held
last evening IN the Harvard Rooms, at Forty-sec-
ond-st and SiXth-avc. The president Jacob Hes,
thanked the members for electing him Their presid-
ING officer and asked their assistance i'll making the
XXIst the banner Republican district OF NeW-1ork.
A code of bylaws prepared by the committee ap-
pointed for that purpose, was offered by the chair
man of the committee, William A. Daring
and adopted by the association One OF
the sections provides for the advertisement
of all special meetings in THE TRIBUNE. The FOL
lowing members were appointed on the tinance
and Admission Committees Finance, Lew I. Nor
ton, Salem II. Wales. Louis j. Pulllps, Leonard
Hazeltine Dewitt &. Ward on Admission, Mm,
II Megson, James Il. Davies, Robert j. clyde, W N.
J. Trlmble VIM. J. McLaughlin Twenty-nine
names were proposed for membership and referred
TO the Committee on Admission. IT was also re
solved that steps be taken TO secure permanent
headquarters for the organization.
The XXth Assembly District Republican As
sociaton met at No. 154 East Fifty-iouIth-st last
evening. Seventeen new members were elected, ana
the same number of names proposed for mem-
bership. Standing committees for the ensuing year
were announced. 81, x,,,,,,,,
At a meeting last evening Of the XVlllth As
sembly District Republican Association, With
Bernard Biglin in the chair, number OF new mem
bers were elected and a resolution denouncIng the
Maine fraud was adopted.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
THROWN TO THE STREET BY AN ENGINE.

lnhONN ~ Inn % ihSHi IN H-' TN"i-'i1'
Two painters were at work on scafold suspended
under the bridge that spans the track of the Third
Avenue Elevated Railroad at Thirty-fourth-st.
Yesterday, when a down-train. drawn by engine
los. passed underneath. The smoke-stack of the
engine which was foot higher than those In COM
mon use struck the scaffod and shook Its occu-
pants off. William Lenahan, one of the painters,
were broken one above the other below the knee.
His fellow-work man dung to the bars and savAd
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-BY STEAMSHIP ITALY
Ashton. l. O'Nell James DawIicr p
Singleton. Mr. and Mc Donald, j. Sn.fhers I
Mrs. slack, ". HauShtOn, Mr.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
BUSINESS MEN IN TROUBLE.

The financial embarrassment of Van Alstyne %
Smith. manufacturers of house trimmings AT
Eleventh-ave and Twenty y-irst-st, has eliminated
in the seizure of the property by the Sherln on "
Judgment for S13, $50. obtained by W. {. lierrcK'
the mortgage of the factory who has been as'iS'-
ing them with loans, and who is relative OF the
Junior partner. The firm is identified with B' NJ
Smith & Co., manufacturers OF piano legs Id the
same place, Mr.. Smith being partner in both con-
Germs The sheriff has ordered the sale OF his inter
est in the latter firm. together with the property OF
Van Astvne a. smith, on January II.
Van Alstyne & Smith were the successors OF the
Lee Box and Lumber Company, which falicd lour
years ago. and OF which Mr. Van AStyne was prts }5
dent. The new firm began business january -
1877 with S200o0 capital, and obtained some
very large contracts to furnish the Wo0d-lIimmi@S
for entire blocks Of horseS, III one oi Wnlch W. ~
became involved. They also had the contraCl LOT
the wood planning for the elevated railroads. lheT
total liabilities are about $7O,OUO, ol Wh'ch up
ward of $50, 600 due IN ALBANY, where thcy pur
chased most of their lumber The assets COZ SIS, & %
the factory and machinery witch cost S%'""'i
m0rtaaged for $21 900, t.ty-thGco-Xear leases oi
the ground. stock on hand ana open accounts.
II is said they have signed Over al their business
assets as security ia Mr. llcrrck, VINO nous me
Judgment for ~13SSj and the MORTGAGES on tlle
property of sol 900 and that negotiations are IN
progress with Che Albany creditors to l'orgalI' INC
business? leaving Mr Van AlStyUc Out OF tIe hIn
No additional particulars We're receiTed III ds I1ls
N sons Of London and NeW-Yulk jmanuiactuTcri
of church furniture, with liabilities Of Sls0,0Oo.
which was announced by cable yesterday. Inc
frm was established in London in 1882, and was
SAID to be the most eNto-siye IN rs me
of business III the world Within the last
few months large factories have been
bnlt at Thames Ditton, Surrey by the firm, and
the work of moving INTO them from Their Old fac
tories at Lambeth was completed few days pre-
vous to the holidays The AcW-I0TE branch
of the firm has been at No. 13 Bible Ilouoe,
since its establishment IN this city IN May, lS!''
under the management of ). ii. Buck. AT the Once
4 It,rrr s.Fta l-f
the hrslucss done by the firm IN this city was
strictly for cash and that no one here coud be IN,
VOWED in the failure No notlGe OF The 1alluic nhd n
statement was true, he believed lhe suspension 10
be only temporary, and without doubt due, to the
erection of the new factories and the purchase CI
1nnclinnrV.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

himself The police sent Lenahsn. who is nineteen
wears old, and lives at No. lO0 Mauisoh-S''' !"
bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
DISAPPEARANCE OF A PRINTER.

EXCITEMENT OVER LAW SUIT BELIEVED TO BE
TnE CAUSE.
Lewis Suzbaeher, printer doing business at No.
75 Fulton-st left his Office Tuesday night with the
expressed intention of going to pay his rent at the
Office of n real estate agent in lower broadway,
near Bowling Green. lie did not reach tho agents
Office and has not been seen since. His family,
alarmed lest some accident should have happened
10 him. informed the police who have since been en-
gagcd in an active but vain search for the missing
man The morgues, hospitals and prisons in TINS
and adjacent cities have all failed to give any clue
10 his fate. ., A.. ho.,o os +lo
firm of SulZbacher tiItteTman x Wedelcs, importers
of No Dos Broadway. He lived at No. 1G7 East
Sixty-third-st His domestic relations are sald To
have been very happy Ihe family ~ = wei-khoMn T,a
cause OF Mr. SulZbachers disappearance was prOba-
biy excitement over lawsuit. which he feared
would destroy his business. Under the excitement
the police believe that he has fled from the city
and will in time return. His friends, however fear
that he has been fouy dealt with OH his way to the
real estate agents office. >,
Mr. Sulzbacier is q very timd man. physically
week and very short-sighted. His description as
sent out by the police is as follows Ia,rlyedgh, d n
dark clothes, oyeTcoat and silk hat gold spectacles
heavy gold watch and black cord chain: He had
about SlO0 IN his pocket on the day OF bis disap-
pcarancc.
POISONED VERY SLIGHTLY. If AT ALLc
Mrs. Bridget McCulash, VINO lives on the Top
hoor OF the tenement house No. % Sheriil-st and
her three children, Mary. age eleven years; John.
age seven years. and Alice, age four years, were
taken suddenly III Thursday morning with v0mit-
ing and all the signs of poisoning. The night be-
fore they bad eaten freely Of picked tongue and
ssperk rant and the cause of their Illness sought
I'm one Of these dishes. The police found that the
,ongue had been purchased from Kanenbey & Co,
provision dealers at No 33 Columbia-st., aud the
saneTkraut at 4. Lynchs grocery store at No. o2
Sher1nst Inquiry at other places ia led TO solve
the u,ystery At the prOyison store the sauerkTnu'
was inspected, and la the grocery store a sinilal
Wow was taken OF the tongue. Inc tongue was
pckled In wooded troughs and the cabbage IN 9
wbiskey barrel. The family had fully recovered
Yesterday