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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-23

Revolution IN CIGARETTE MANUFAc-
TUEE.-A cigarette machine which
makes over 100000 cigarettes per day
(the work Of sixty hands, has been IN
vented By J. Cowman, civil engineer,
of New York Uity. The consumption
OF cigarettes in the United States has
increased enormously of late. The rev
euue returns for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1850, show that 4OS,0OO,00O
cigarettes were made in that yesr-"n
increase Of over 20 per cent on the pre-
ceding year. 1t is estimated by some
manufacturers that the fgur,s for the
currcut wear will be nearly 1000 nil
lions! The machine is so perfect and
rapid in lis work that fourteen OF them
would suffice TO manufacture Tor lie en-
tire demand, and a moderate sized room
would be all the space required.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-23

\ SNu ANu RuM,NrlC SToGY-A
very remarkable story cones from Bal
tmore. Sad ihouIh it is, yet il shows
how far ambition will lead some people
of a remarkable mind. \ mother, veal
thy, aud possessing an oaly daughter Oh
rare personal charms, was ambitious TO
have her we'd certain young scion of-a
wealthy arlstocralir family ot thai city
The Young gentleman in question had
expressed himself that he would marry
only blonde. She had not only 10 bc
handsome, but possess bright golden
hair and dark eyes. The daughter WAS
lovely, had dark eyes, but her har was
brown. The mother had her pIans.
Taking the daughter 10 New York, one
Of those institutions where the modern
art can change the spots OF the leopard
was visited, aud the brown locks trans
formed into the bright golden locks ot
the blondes. Thus equipped, the moth
er and daughter repair to Saratoga,
where the young gentleman VAS 10 pass
the gay summer season. They met,
and the result was electric, tor IN the
daughter the Young man bchch hls
ideal and alter a short engagement ai-
rau0emputS were made for the MARI
age. What gives the story tinge Ct
sadness is the fact that IL was real
love match, aud that the young man
would have loved the pretty girl with
the brown locks "a nature created her.
1t is probable that the blonde hair delu-
sion might have been sustained iorsO
time had il not been that very soon nj
ter the marriage the young lady was staken
suddenly Ill. Strange and palpial crap
tons broke out Oh her lovely face and
neck. The hair dye bad done lis work.
Her maIady Was blood disease. The
best medical treatment 10 he found tail
cd 10 cure her She died in less than u
year, the victim OF a mothers caprice,
and her broken heart,d husband sOoD
followed her iO the gave. Tins the
story ends, aud it points as,ron9 moral.
4 SToNL BABYpkoW ARKANSAS The
Washington Pos notes the arrival al
Smithsonian Institution Of The "stour
baby recently found in Arkansas. II
was found near Urcka Springs, about
four feet below the surface Of the earth,
while digging a well. The image is
evidently intended 30 represent All in
isni, and is about twenty six inches
in length and weighs eighty sir pounds.
II is made Of blue limestone, and is cut
very sk.llfully, The proportions Of the
human body being maintained very
exactly. The microscope, however.
shows no tracps OF tools. The hand
which ls crossed on the breast, has very
long fingers and resembles the hand Of
a monkey. When discovered it IVES
eucased ~ n composition Oi blDe clay,
calcareOus Mari, with carbonate oi lime.
il Was brought to Washington by Mr..
w. g. Renirow, Of Iipsselville, Arkan-
sas, who wished 10 have scientists de
termine, If possible, by whom it bad
been made II has proved perfect
puzzle TO the scientific m.n al the. Smith
sOnian, aud Mr.. R.nirow proposes To
take il 10 the Academy at Pbiladelphia.
The suppOsition is thai il Is the work
Of sOins ancient race of people, pTOba-
biz the ancient Axtecs Of Mexico, who
le.r il there in their progress towards
the sogth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-23
FOR SALE.

THE new Three horse Woodstock PlOw.
L which WAS only introduced the past
season, but has proven thoroughly salts
factory. and III the upper Valley where
introduced and used ha- created quite a
Boom. 1t only needs trial to prove
itself worthy.
J. :. MELVIN & co.
DufIiclds. Feb. %. ISL. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-23

The late Senator Carpenter vas bur-
led, Friday afternoon, q: Forest Home
Cemetery, near Milwaukee. The ia.
neral peageant surpss I'd any former
burial iu Wisconsin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-23

4 IIELPING HANp.-Florida letter to
the Philadelphia Times: "Over thirty
five years ago" said General Loring,
when | WAS young man, without
friends or influence, General Cameron
took ne to the secretary OF war, aud
with my two Senators, Yulce and West
cotl, secured my appointment as an oti
Ger in new regiment which was at
that time being organized. l served
with it through the Mexican war, and
lost ny left arm at Chepultepec. The
civil war, for was in the Confederate
service said General Loriug, "iutcr-
rupted the social relations between W.,
but it never destroyed my respect Tor
the man who was a friend to me when
friends were gold" General Lonng
who was going to his home IN Gaines
vile, Florida, near which place he has
an orange grove, turned back TO Fer
nandina and spent the next two days
there in pleasant chat with General
Cameron, renewing the friendship
which began when one was powerful an1
the other weak and iriendless.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-23
DAMAGED GOODS! e!

EMNANTS and Goods out Of season
n we will now sell regardless Of Cost
price. Now is your chance.
Feb 10 WM. 7. LEMEN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-23
Sweet Thought of Heaven.

| am drinking to-day, am drinking,
From the beautiful fountain of life.
And sweet are my visions while thinking
OF that home free from sorrow and
strife.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-23
Strength,

ard Substantially.
Standard Oil Co.. Pittsburg, Pa.
Arbuckle Bros, Roasted Cotftes \. Y.
Chesapeake Nail Co., Harrisburg, Pa.
J.p. Mason & Co. Crackers, Bait. Nd.
Latin & Rands Powder Co., New York.
Kirk & Co.'S Soaps, Chicago, Ill.
North Star Fine Cut Tobacco, Dayton,O.
-Four Spences Tobacco, Cincinnati, o.
Commercial Lye Co., New York.
And many others which we shall men
ton in future articles.
cE Quotations and Samples mailed on
application.
Very Truly,
S. NJ. BLOOM & co.
Jan. %, 1881. y
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-04

The Hot Cold and Mud Springs 
   mles and
   hoard in the hotel with dforc circul
  ra
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HTnS0N RIYER TOWNS.
THREE FASHIONABLE WEDDINGS.

Joseph Leslie Cotton, of Wyoming Territory,
married yesterday Siternqon at lunlty Chq qr
daughter Of Clarkson \ Potter The ceremony Was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Henry {. POtter.oi TRACE
Church, New York. assisted by the Rev Henry Evan
Cotton. and the bencdic ion was pronounced 10y the
Bishop of New-lork. The bridesmaids were Miss
Virginia Potter. the sister of the BRIDE, ana Miss
Ahcc Key. of Baltimore; the groom's best man was
i. H. Potter. aud the ushers were Howard Nott
Potter and Edward Clarkson Potter. There wac no
formal reception hut the members o the brides ana
groom's families and few intimate friends lnnched
at Mr. PotteTs countrySeat, Nutwood, after the
wedding.
t. Bartholomew Church. at Madison-ave. and
Forty -fourhst, has been the scene of many fash
ionahlr weddings, hui few have surpassed IN brill
fancy that winch took place there last evening.
when Miss Merrle Cloves, daughter 81 IN ana MIS-
}. Washington Cloves Of No; o61 liith-ay@.' WAS
married 10 Albert Weber. The service was con
Quoted by the Rev. DR. Samuel Cooke, rector of the
church. There was but one bridesmaid, MISS
Martha Weber. the groom's sister. Tho brll'
dress was of white satin with court train, elbow
sleeves and high neck. The dress was eaborately
trimmed with point lace. handsome diamond creS-
cent given ly the groom ana "a c0rsage bouquet 81
white roses and orange blossoms, were worn he ven
was of mllc, Miss Weber attired IN French
pearl colored silk with heavy pearl trimmings aud
diamond ornaments. There were seven uslers,
Leicester T. Holmes, Arthur llttl,JOhu, Eugene
Scihcr Mortimer Cort, Charles Brlnckrrh0h. ". T..
Nickcr~nn ami the brides cousin George W. Cloves.
The bride WAS given away 10y her father. rccep-
ton followed at the brides home. which was CocOf-
atrd with flowers. The presents were NUMEROUS
ana Ndlldhh.
4 brilliant wedding took place in Orange, Nj, at
Cookbook last evening. Miss Annie lio.brnok Blake,
daughter of ext ouyrCS-uan John l.. Blake, Mas
married to- William Reed Howe, son ot 10" Tao" Henry
A. Howe. The wedding took place at ~ Mars
Episcopal Church, the -'rylcc bcing read los tn rec
tor thc lev. Dr. James \. Williams. lhr brides
maids were Miss Ncihc Tyler of Fhllldrlphla. Miss
Marsir icr-ou and Mis- Luln Austin, of Oraug'. aud
Miss Lille Ely. of Lyme, Coun. Richard VI. Colgate
was TIE grooin- bust man. The follow ng -,ntl men
acted les u~h'r-: J. ward -. Rag, r1nrlS l. hdh-
hrr~. of Philadelphia, and Clarence ". Mason.
Clarence layton, IN. Joseph ". Stc"lrr an" \r.
IIl Iui ui lhI-rlty. The hr!dr was gwen away hA
hti father. She WIS ati.rd ia a " .lt" sam aTr-s
with c.ai"r Trimmings Of pearl, uoWa tlr mont.
and Wur. g tr.l. 4 -I',ial car ran from Nr" YORK.
and wl- Iili,d with ilruu- OF the rlldr aud groom.
hr Wedding Wis f.lloWcd bJ a reception ~ III.
blIl,rs mousse in Iu.mout-atc.
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WA-ulNGipN, June 7.--Coum .ndcr y. II.
Far,nlur n.s boon ordered T." The Naval Academy,
june 40.
Iu-i.i John + Newton ha- been ordered 10 Newport
L; t. ,oi ins'.,u the torpedo service; -i-t.rt
Engineer William g. Iatou to examination 100. pioino-
tiuu.
Commander O.. ~. Nndici'h hrs been .tlcl. % from
the SAW Aufd 40 l.ui1 mouth. y a. amt ordered leo
command tLr tWtct 1Lit'~ steamer Alliance. Conn
!u.udrr Yates Sterling, irun command nl thr tinted
-latt- receiving .Ii ...., unI placed un Wuiu. CT
dri~. II, 4iut \. 60. Berry, from u4r ll} ito- ir
Olrr. and ulI,,l 90 90. l,' -ta steamer DI-li,h
ur tIi .t l.iIf, .iut JaiI,- g. J.,
Iat, h tl, tlh u-t. tnd "i'l'rc'i o." tnr Irnuc
Master D.. o. udriNuuI nom tur iuii,d -t1- r.ttr
lIHic. and placed 600 waiting osd'r-; Assistant iul.
master Leeds n,rr. nom dniy BOO tIr Bureau u lIO-
VISIONS and tluuus tud ordered q" thc United s.Hlr-
steamer So }ol.uti A--ituf IaAuh~lrr john L. 3D. if-
TIM from -ltrIu duIl 90 col'''lH with thr United
stt~ Ita'Icr -I bi', ami "locith To- duty on board
titt ttf.,l.
II, ord.r- of Commander james -. Graham to
maiiI 90, ul.I stale. atui,r Alii .i,c hi,r a,i
Nukc.i. ald r'.u otl,ird To ioin4i4 t,miuial!
In command ul tuc l'I-.Ir.
ON f.hIu.. command uf the United states steamer
Systematically Captain 80. 4. kuhNtl. made tnoi'u-i
inspection OF t.r SHIP ant, ui'i,f ltI' ui Monte. t
Irlcua.. ApuI SO, turwAtdtI favorable rrIuit upou
tho condition ul lIc Nt--' b. dl-D pane ul tine t
1he nIir states steamer Pensacola arrived 90 the
Mn.c l-l.l.d SAY. laid Ft- rit.. Ilr United ~-t'+
slclii.,i N H Hover It ia commission ai tlc N4-
iu.fon Nsr 1a.i t,-i r.t, ii-i.t.ut J.. 90. b tr,
Par-,d A-.i-'.iut Ei-lu.,f j. = O-o.u and Assistant
IA. master H.. NJ 4. i...I 'cius iic-,nt lor duty.
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HANGING HIMSELF FOUR TINES.

Martin Schicht of No. = Adams-et2 lIohokcn'
IN id, fonr attempts 10 hang himself yesterday,
y, lille ii,.icr arrest He was elected from beer
sh'n Monday night and demolished the Windows
with stones. lie was oycrpowcrrd with dIhcuiily
nnI -akcu 10 Police Headquarters. lie tore ms
rntl ne into strips and hanged himself to the door
of hl~ Ell. hut wa, cut down. Within an hour ne
Elrrra himself again. but was CIT down ny
N...,r sullivan. At .. a. IN. yesterday ne
L.u-rd himself for the thiid time, ana
a-.,in va, cut down and every hing was tahrH
from his cell. lie was subsequently, arral2nrd u'-
f,,r,. ~, Recorder McI)onuuth Vho =, nrnccd hiih
10 .Ac County jan for three months v hen hc was
taken back 10 hi, cell >chcht To cup the trousers
that llid 'ccn civ him aud once more haHI','
li,".rf A.. w.i- black IN tine face when discovered.
and was wrapped up DO blanket and taken to JAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-08
THE GABLE TOWING SYSTEM.

Considerable inquiry las beech inadc - merchants
hOatm % dud others since t.c opening ui Tie canals
t. t!.r respects %! the cable towing system being
Cuiuplrlr Olciallu 'ailt this SEASON. va,
promised last yt.t. A tuc movement oi gram aud
other frrlg.it~ on the canals Q, expected 90 Dee
greater than last SEASON. liner" b. trta>' demand
Tor moro RAPID transit than towing 10y nur.c~ In"
manager of the N.W-loIo Steam taric Towing
COMPANY has written letter stating that, owing to
Ii e report made 90 ti, Legislature that improve
meats were necessary iu tnc cable 81 ,ieIu as ape
piled Ia the irc anal 10 make u q, efficient %, .ts
operation as % j, o. other Countries aud owing 10
the opposition If some % the loatiucu. ~ ha, Ice
come imperative 10 overcome the Objectionable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-08
features prior n tho extension of the cable that
boats may not be endangered OF delayed.
AN ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL THwARTED.

An ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL THWAKItD'
An attempt to break the Hudson County On. j.
Jail was discovered Monday afternoon piece OF
paper torn from blank book found on the tioor
of a store near the jaIl. On il was written want
only the file and black putty, and black paint and
brush and that stuff that makes the iron soft when
file IT, and can to put il in" The paper was taken
tn Tailor Allen and an investigation was begun. Mt
Allen believed that the paper was written by An
drew Van Worst. of Harrison, who had been sen
fenced 10 iIuprisonmcnt for six months for selling
policy slips When Van Worst asked for his dinner
he was ordered to wnto down " hat be wanted, ana
lie sent slip Of ~ per 70 the ja ors office. IL hhd
been torn from tic same book the first piece. ana
the handwriting was the same. When Van NoTst
wife came 10 visit him she was searched by MIS-
tii.r and in her clothing were found two large
lies. a bottle of black paint bottle of oil. PAM
brush aud a ball of black putty. Mrs Van worst
wa, locked mp in the wiine,s-T3'ni, nnt was su ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-08
THE HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR WOMEN.

The Board of Managers Of the proposed state
House of Refuge for Women. appointed by Cover
nor Cornell met yesterday al the Fifih Avenue
Hotel To- Orpauizc. The Board CONSISTS of W. 4.
edward CLARK. Mis-. Dr. Guernsey and Mr.. Charlie,
:. Spencer, al this city. Mr.. Clark WAS made pres
1deit, Mis- Guernsey SECRETARY, and Mr..
Hicks treasurer, tie latter giving bonds in
$4,000. judge Sackctt explained the object
OF the Institution. The LEGISLATURE. early in May
be- said passed the law establishing this
Hcuse, TO which may Ice sent, from any part Of the
State except Ncw-YoTk and Kings Couniics all
females between the axe, ol fifteen and thirty who
may bc convicted of subordinate offences OF crimes
not graYcr than petit larceny, for term
not 10 exceed i've years. An. appropra-
ton of SiOO.0UO made for the
purchase of lands and buildings the site TO be out
side the counties namcl. Themanagcrs favored the
purchase of property IN rs central or accessible
place as pu>sble and advertisements will soon Ice
made for offers II is desired TO provide for 80 III
mates. The Board adjourned 10 July 20, when 1t
will meet at SARATOGA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-08
rnE ToRTY.sEooND .TEEIT RrsrNy0E.

The Commissioner of Public Work, hes mot SGT r.
ceiycd certified copy ui the bill pt"tioink l"r The
r.inoyal of the Fort l-,cconl street rc-cr, DIR, ard
until TINS is received uofhag ui.l br done by tine
Department. Tine bin uo'id's that tAc reservoir
of the a.t a.d cha. th.,xptu>c shall bee l.~o--cd
up0n the prop rty within a certain ara. TIE DE
partmcnt OF Public Works will cause tine masonry
nt the reservoir t. be- taken away, VIII
lay CIoton pipes down ifih-ayc. 20 front OF
The reservoir sitc. and alter tine masonry aud rub
bush arr removed V, turn The site over tO tine Park
Commissioners. The destruction of the reservoir
Will not materially affect the water supply "f the
city. When fun a. contains 0uu.OOO gallons but
for Some time il has not averaged moro than half
this quantity. Ih" entire quantity used daily 10y
the city j. 30 OOO. 900 gallons.
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Brill urryv n, D.m.asco,t. ~,

Brig p Murry, Of Dsmarscotts, Bradley NJ.
senr Richmond OF roc bland, Hall Baraoos is va
nut 70 Gomez Pearssll vessel 70 II Brown q ~
with trnit to Benner Pinefneyi vessel 70 HsSass
schr Hattie Darling Of Nasssu. Mp Bethel, E.,,.-.
days. with fruit 10 smith & Huicheson. en'aes
lumber 70 order vessel 70 Evsns Ba 90 dars via
schr Hope Haynes, damage Jaok ronyil.s days VIM
schr Wallace Boyd. Oh Phliaiclphia Iala III
Guantanamo - days with sugar to Brooks O. v ~
schr Annie Z Stevens. lice jacksonville 10 day,v,
schr Annie Il lewis Lewis, Jacksonville G4ys,.a,
Der 10 Asop & Clark; vessel 10 wanen Ray val IN
rvrhe following vessel anchored below came N IA -
bark Professor Norienswee CNor Janson IRE
sCNsET-wud at sandy Hook Hight, 81; IT,,
mining. Al City Island. hight, 81. cloudy. ''1' Sa
CLEARED
steamers " o7irg Brl Mghy Liverpool yla Quse,,,.
BowTinr & T piii 'I tIt - iiaaegrg Ger
Mcrssa VIE d. Mar.eii l r. alo T s'A Vi
d and Barceloua lols o. rebAn II ,aurenl In =.
So. 9ricauS. Punch. fde sce Giaucns PEAR, IA IA
,%ni IL Dia.sk icaacai stems %es lss -
YIN r Glyde Co. JG.,q" ag5l.sn %?oo 6.aSssSss
r mn, success hrhhorn Londsn carer Barnes
Banks Narco ie Jana tNor. Scfirn-cn. Gohonbusv "a
pa Sa =" pIo"sia dttL roniia H. CORK %, 'ot,,
naraio. nde. Jap, John norton sous Spes kss
Brig FloTcac' Finn GaTestoa. Tapprr $ Be ttis
Schrs Ayrcs Hunter. stamford. conn. sta.nonl y,o
Mabel, Maonct BOSTON 3 = M.lcalf 4 90. '''''
slope Pearl case. Providence, Rocket, & Bros
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN June Arrived. Illinois Shsc..,
from Philadelphia on her way Ia Liverpool AlcppO lF NJ
Kay. from New York on her way ~ Liverpool
LlvFmoof- juno Arrived. steamer Minnesota lBT,Gss
from Boston
GLASGOW June Arrived. steamer state.of Ncua4a Sci.
io>noy. June Arrived. steamers Ciryof London Cs,
Wilson from Now.NoFk Edngburgh Or, GIalam ia
NRwc,,uR. Jnle Arrived. steamer w'sbourae iBr
Moy mr.. Juuc Arrived, -toam"r Tncornc on. her
dcu's,h nom NeSloTk on her VA 20 'ir'mrn.
LlLNHu. june Arrived. steamer Canada .BiN. iOlinsu
from Sew York for London.
AMERICAN PORT-
BAfTwo.g June Arrived steamers Noya tan Re-
ari-on, Liverpool Fanny ctdY tltcr. Clark, Nrwla.s
CLEARED. Steamer linr.ani Bo.rn. SEES York. W Whla,
r6n,'' fliUA. Jme Arrived. steamer John S sArrr.
cicir~i ,',.ner. Acbl'. Bacon Ncwburyrolt Nayso.,
-a.',i. .f-ar..- Arlili". and Gu.f stream.
ntEA"tEE Eal'h"AltE Jun" 'ft.-'n ont, -'r aer T5s
Fa--.., .r. Steamer, V.ry,' q, aai I.,l.s.ton.
GAisf-io> June 7-An4.e. -'rIaoi san Antonio ron
rom i.1lu, June -a.ni -i',arr Wc,rr ., .a. ilaas
fonrIGN -urrr,,G
ia.ru, Iun. ~aif~l "a .n-'. Ihrih 0a,' Ro.ier Or
>ce ls.. M w., ',h.n 'nra ",,r' 70. ~.
iu. Nrw.l rih. -ih4H IT, taud. zoos Nr~-luik.
,.i,,ri. -t - ir Ian,,. T,..- IT, H.. .,,irr !, g
InnIfl. ih Iu.f. Aurlr Marshal 'ingof ffH n,' ths
,Iurio,k 90, latter bower clarence lind'at' cpi ~
1tI inst Am. r,t 40 apt bl,iA'l If-ti
.fo. L"r' ,,.lp'ag A~,'. d. ''" 80 f4'' Fg-.
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TRACING A HEADLESs Wan.

The hcadlcSs body Of man was found few days
ngO i'm the woods near Chicago, III. la the pockets
of the coat were some cards of tine Bremen ctetin-
ship Company, with the name Bernhard Parzig
written upon them. The case was placed IN the
hands Of detectives in Chicago, who visited
this city and Hoboken 10 if they could find any
trace of a man 10y that name. at Busch's Hotel,
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

CLARENDON Hotel Viscountd dc NogueiraA Portuguese
Minister AZ Warrington and John Newell % Chicago ;
Tie0rfa Hotsl-The Galusha A. Grow "
Tynh drrnus TTOiei-E Governor Thomas talbot, OF
". II. Barnum and
Fr,ierck Miles Cunneccu D. +. Corbin, OF south arc
lima General Daniel Tyler, Of Alabama h,HHraH
Iosp-he Rev. r. Alger, ~ Roston, surgeon o. r. ms
low L. T. Brsro0rt Hotiss-Malor General Synge oil me
British Army Metropolitan HoS-Pruiessor Oolpee, VI
Ieigh University 4siOr HOuse-0eneral lie POer french
Of England Ererst Professor G. +. Gi-on cf
Wii,ma CoIlsre HOFFMAN H0useN. ID. Sporty, Of NeH
Haven Grand Central Hotet-Congrcssnan George "esI
Of lallaf y Y
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STATEN ISLAND.

sought shelter. John was arrested at his home and
locked up at Pouce Headquarters.
STATEN ISLAND.
EDGEwArER-At the charter election held in
Edgewater yesterday the following trustees we're
elected Michael lyman, George Bechtel and Ma
thaniel Marsh. About 800 votes were cast.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
PORT CHEsTER.-Robert II. Thomas. of Port Ches-
ter. Grand Librarian Of the Grand Lodge of FREQ
MasOns Of this State, and member of Kane odge
of this city, died AT his home Monday, after pro-
tracted sickness of Brighs disease of the kidneys.
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in Hudsonst, Hoboken the detectives NGysnbe ~e5s
$50 I'D rennsined two weeks. lie returned
March 4. 1851 aud stayed about siI days when L ne
left with the avowed intention OF golhs p'S 80 the
1;ern,any Captaiu II D. Busch, the proprietor Oh tne
Lo,,I " afed ilst eyening that he was couhdent nat
po,ziy .',ilrl for Germany the same day on "hch
H. Ief1 liz hnicl IN March last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

| NEW-lORk CITY.
4 new Jewish synagogue has been opened IN Har-
! lem.
There are now only two vacant houses at Kings
bridge.
James Donnclly age twcnty-ninc was found dy
! ng in the hall Of No. ~ l'tt-st. yesterday.
Two little sisters in Owcgo-S. and M.-scnd
81 80 TOR children AZ the seaside II has been sent
| to Henry King, of the Seaside Sanitarum.
Rosna Finkbahner. age nineteen. recently from
Germany wa. found in Thrd-ayc. Yesterday moru-
ing, having lost her way. Size Is AT Police Head
quarters
CASTS At TIE RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL.
Reports from the Riverside Hospital show that NJ
the end of last We, i There were III smallpox pa
tI"nt~ and 90 typhu, fever patients there. he new
| cases oi smallpox IN the wccA nu"bercd o. and
typhus b.
MIR. BELMONT AT THE CENTRAL OFFICE.
August Belmont and his son Perry Belmont were
AZ Police Headquarters ycstc.lly afternoon and
spent long time in the detective office with lnspec-
tor l'yrnc~. Information about the object OF their
visit was refused.
uIGu rRr~SrRr srrvrcr Not EXTENDED
The Nayor 81 >trnay sent to the Board of Alder
sire ,cr, leo through Thttt-.cycuth->t. from Lex
iugiou to Ihrarc-. he SAYS the high service
works are already taxed 10 their utmost capacity.
TIE Struggle AGAINST cONrAGIoN.
The Board of Health yesterday asked The Board
Of Estimate and APp"rtoumrui 9" SET aside N''oooo
for ti 81 arcs OF $50 cial ir,r"ci"i-, plN~r ana
nurses 10 boz appointed 30 the ucNt -IN months Z" ald
~ ,'niItng the present danger from contagious
/ Diseases.
OVER FIVE THOUSAND IMMIGRANTS.
The totll uumbrrol immigrants hn,lri 90 Castle
Garden Yesterday vasj.Gt7: the Sl.lDr and Ohio.
from Ir,incn. having BE- and 2'G respectively
the U.l,rtil l.um Liverpool l.2lG. the Drvnuil,
from Glasgow, LOCO. and tLc Queen. lTWn Liver
pool, 1u3
c,HEYIvG TOO V,VY r,s~rNGrRs.
warrant N9- issued rr-t"liat Dos mlcd states
Commissioner Shields for fhr arr-t 90. Captain
thrr- of the -i.an~hip>ii,~ thr lIWburl lime.
captain Alh,r-l- charged nIih having hr'ng'. to
Obi. port on tuoo.r..- iou-. ruorr pass. ur, than
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