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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-18

WASHINGTON, May 16.-No motion hav-
ing been entered to-day, at the executive
session, for the reconsideration of the vote.
by which, at the second preceding session
Judge Stanley Matthews was confirmed,
his confirmation stands fixed, and the Pres
ident has been notified accordingly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
NOT IOsrLED WIN SAFETY.

CAPTAIN Ryan was walking down 'c0Id-av". sat
urtIav night, and hearing pistol Sho mar hy mast
tened to the spot. He foaud "A Young nan standing
m the doorway of butch SHOP AT No. 9l S'coilG-
ave with smoking pistol III hls hand. AlOtl.er nan
was crauching III tn cOrdcr Of the shop pleading
for his hfc The man with the pistol was
1rrcsfrd and he gave his name Is Philip AIsOn, Oi
No 34l West Forty. first-st. line Diner .nIn was
German john JungiaSs, who could not speak Eng
sh and on his arrival at the station he s1ld he had
only been six mont III tn" country lie was sui
fcrlng from two stab wounds III The Oick of ih"
neck when he sad had uecn inflicted by Nilsson.
Who assaulted hun with kui!e, AID then followed
him 10 the butcher shop and fir d "a him twcc but
without inilicting further itjury. The aSs'iiani
was intoxicated. and had ATTACKED JunGlass because
the latter had jOstlcd hm while CLOSING the stcrt
He acknowledged that lIo stuck the German, but
denied that he used "A knife. Tie WOUNDS however,
proved the contrary.
Nilsson WAS taken b' fore Justice Murray YESTERDAY
at tire TorkvIc Police Court and held III 81 600
hail 10 await the result of his victims injuries.
Jnnglass was removed to Bellevue Hosp al. Where
he ~ now lying ~ dangerous condition. DR.. w.
b. VaudrrpO. SAYS that ne examined the wound
and font.d iuat II two inches deep and pene-
traced the vcrtebrp. There ~ great danger lhai Ill
Animation NAV set in. III winch case the surgeon
Thought that lis PATIENTS conlltI"n Wohh he 'rltl-
cal, aud the con ,cqucnccs probably fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
4 YOUTHFUL RUNAWAY PAIR.



RESTED AT TIFF LATER PLACE.
u T. Tabor. the railroad station agent AZ hlnoS-
ton r. + teIaClaphcd to SJrerlntFHdPill. =
early Saturday .nurniug, Ia ar''sG iiaV"cH
dick ave four GEN. with light hair ana co'npl NI;
and Francis NJ lis nu teen wears oid, thch "' j"
r,t her short WHO were travelling to'ttn'I !" w.
cl;y The tram on winch the youth a"d tie onfuv"
had taken .a.aarc rachel the cltV at o'o" d. we
rid iva, twn honis afrer that tlne W'en Up I
ttrdea, W Hing rcac rel Polio" li"ahIloICis %,,
rcai tns dIs2atch rO'O Mr. Iabor ln'h Nv ~ ~
HrthIrd was sent to IN. Grand trn'rtl Dr'n "
inakei uurips Tine uti er soon got Iho tIIoN -,
Nils and ms yonng companions. new li'n ~ :
tracted this attention OF tue Lm tu',
onI btakenen on the tram Nv wv
1m| tnkrus Of endrarrcnt which thev eX-
chnnged and they had ben taken tor hr"y
NnGdcd "eir from tlr country. The awkward man,
ner Cf Mills and hs evident Gelgh IN the society vi
Ina companion had furuishcd mncl amusement W
r. -, MESSENGERS VINO renamed awake during Vhe
long ght ride. 90 .. ., C,, al Csntral
Tpon the arrival of the train at the Ora 10 OGH'l
Dopot. Mills had checked bis trunk lot ~ ~, ~
Getn. N. j. in care o. WcSfc0tTs EXpr' y; he .no,,
had hired coach aud b Miss BirdicK h1n uI's sc
to the ferrT at tie foot OF LiDer,y-s, hc W ha
taken The 9:10 a. n. train tor Ell2aoelh. " hod
Sunrr,ntendnnt Walng learned what mao
hec|ine of the Youthful fue hves ne
teIegronhed the Information to Nr ihoor
and rue after sent a communication to pc ice oI
Ei,a ,h.; n. When they arrived in FL zabrth Inc
eIn,nr connie took IA room in TrochOns Hotei, near
tIe drnol navIng stated that they were ne"IV mar
RED and from IVES ey. Penn. They were arrested at
the hotel by the poi ce OF Elizaoeth before evening
and were detained there all n Qht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
pI-rGIAPIrS IN BLOOMFIELD. y. J.

Bloomfield, \. j.. mas receni " been the scene of a
number oi bold burglare3. Eleven years ago some
of Tie prominent men of Inc town organized CIII-
zens Protective ASSOCIATION for The detection and
punishment of burglars. Since that time whenever
a burglary has been committed reward OK TlOO
has been offered for the ares Of the burglars, hut
without success, AMI the burglars have continued
TO make deprcdatI0ns. Euly on ImursdIy morning
of last week the house OF +. II. Croson. on
Bloumtie Id. ave. IObJcd of valuable sIlVcrware.
The burglars were frightened of by the wakciui-
ness Of one of The inmates, ana when the tdniIy
went down stairs at daylight they found the dunn T.
room strewn with articles LETT behind by 10 bur
glars The house OF Mr.. DickerSoI, few doors east
of Mr. CrOson's was also broken into the same
night and linen and other goods were carried cf.
The family was aroused and one of the women
seized a revolver ran 10 window and fired several
shots. Two burglars ran from the house.
but were not pursued. Early on Saturday
morning the house OF C.. w. Max6eld was
ransacked by burglars, and bric;a-brac aud other
valuable articles were taken. Mr. MaXiicld IS
member of the Citizens Protective Association.
After leaving here the burglars VISITED the house of
Mr. Whitehead, a New-Yurk lawyer next door, and
secured some clothing, cutlery aud silver. Since
june fourteen houses Lave been robbed by burglars,
and no arrests have been made The Protective As
ISOLATION has $500 IN Its treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
DEATH STARING HIM IN THE FACE.

Sheriff Connor of Richmond County, has made all
Necessary arrangements for the hanging OF Edward
Renhardt the wife-murderer. which ~ to take place
next Friday The gaIiows belonging TO the onlbs
will be- taken to the county jail at Richmond next
Thursday, and will be erected IN the east Iai yard
winch is to be inclosed by high fence. The Sheriff
has also engaged Isaacs, the TOmbs haOgman. 10
reporter who visited the jail yesterday The Sheriff
stated that he had received hundreds OF applications
from persons DESTROYS Of witnessing the hanging,
but that he should allow TO be present, besides his
deputies and the Jury. only The members OF the press
and others whose attendance was necessary. Inc
Sheriff was surprised on being informed of the pub
hcation in several papers of q letter bearing Rem
hardts signature. and purporting to be copy OF
document forwarded to the Governor, appealing for
respite of ten days in order to allow the condemned
man to prepare for death. The Sheriff SAID that II
Rephardt had written such letter it was unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
ITALIAN COMMENTARIES ARRESTED.

Two Italians. James Gantaopi. age twenty-five,
and Schack" Guidon, age thirty three, VINO are
said by the police 10 be the keepers of arbrshop
at No 1876 Third-ave., entereu the Dar-ropm at No.
Dol East Fourtecntll-st midngh saturday, and,
alter taking several drinks of liquor offered Il NUM-
Der OF counterfeit dimes III payment James III.
Garry, the proprietor. refused to take the money,
and the Italians insisting that he should accept IT,
he had them arrested by Officer HennesSey, OF the
Eighteenth Precinct. In the East Twenty second
Street Poi ice Station the men were searched, ana
other counterfeit dimes found III their possess
eiOn as well as So 20 in pennies. Officer HenneSsey,
after locking up the PRISONERS, went 10 No. $50
ThIrdave., where lie arrested Rego Aburto, axe
twenty Eight, who lives at that house, Pedro Roeck,
age eighteen, and MantiO Vend, age nineteen, OF
No. 1927 East Eieveuthst., on suspicion OF being
accOmpiices OF GuidOn and GantalOp
The i've prisoners were taken before Justice Muir
eay al tue Yorkvllle Police Court yesterday, and
were remanded. To-Day they will be arralgned
before United States Commissioner. Tee pOlcc
clam that tor long time these men have ba PISS
ing counterfeit dimes among the various shops cpes
In the ne hborhood. many OF whom havecUmpla ined
about it, William ~ Eutee of No. 1877 lhiId-ave.,
was present IN court, and stated that several times
lie had gone into the barber-SlOp a. M. 80 aud.
after being shaved by GantalOp had received coun-
terfeit dimes for change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
.SlIIPPING .NEUS.
PORT OF NE%.YDtt .....JAN. lssL
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
str ;cyu ator. Doanc. r.rladcpna wnh TO VIM p
SIR KmcLcrOocser K,nD, Baltimore with nl,o to Geo
anco. rr'r," no,loa ; TO II , n%o,s
S9.r Ii',"a' ANS Ci "'', y -, ID no'r '1r'rnoh
4 Burgess put INTO Iss ror, "n account los, 1 fa4.
I,arh Mary Greenwood, DaVI-. ISrTIuOi nay4 with
rito 10 oto'r; v,.,,i To- -" O1dhon,c 4 H,hl
COB to oG" vessel W@ais ''' VII"
Mahc.sc.r " iecLrrr i.ciinng Co. vessel to
ar, .!HrSTl ocr, ,anrrmlch Nav B. with m,sc
YAK Tccl4ua Ct, Polio. CagiAr 60 days with silt TO
order.
nAr conGaenza dtln .cpeO. catnIa 70 days With .u.
sctnprya ;or sivrr'7,n, l:c JAucro II da,s with
conec 10 lnp"e q Read, yrs'r; 10 C. Tobias ~ CO.
l;iA Ann Il lo rngiri, Of and o days IRON Liverpool
Iark Kaincl IAgurc utln Mas-a. Catana % H. "a. with
suInur 10 order vessel 10 An-il baldwin ~ 60.
sulphur Davp ay'or s 'cn-; Vc.ae. t. oldrr. '''
sag MoIewoo' co. vessel to Townsend. Iiaso K
GnE Harvard of no,ton, PRAY cohn days. with sugar
90 g. rnelus hn.s vessel 40 i.rnna ilr"cnng x co
susiI " Ii Colin d Bros; vessel to Sc .He
New Dominion tlirl. liatci. Naguabo ~ days. with
EAT to iiaiton, Watson &C0; vessel Om"srr.
d,uas days WIN TO order ycs7e roJ II Winchester
Br hpdlieh ,of >, Johns b. Mahony ~ MaloyA Hall.
iaH Il % 'Sya I ~ pa , a." - IT. d S1n 20
day-, with ndca to q A"Nncs ~ Cos vessel to Carver *
9cnr Airia OF - John Nn,ArmslrOne It Thomas. J.
81 dl,-. III III last 10 Scdin.nrli Bios
SCH Come. ays' lam lco 70 days. with sugar 10
nlIghau * -OuS
MISCEId.A NJ lIS.
CHARLESTON, Jan 9-Sari, str Charleston Sew York
EWORlEANs, Jan 0At tho PL s,sArriVru IrIionla
li,crp,O ofunn and lIayld sailed, stra Genera. mt
irduurChWclg
nALInunR j IA - srnvrd str Roanoke Fisher Norfolk
PHILADELPHIA. ~ 0Atuved sir5 Pioneer Pi.tf l;rl
mOad. Alcrton, ~a,oy, BOSTON, Saci. stis anca,' NJ
itCdLiHg COlhiIn, NcWIOIk peIKOmcr,
salem. Bcrk-. PcnlcOn Boston, rrken'inc JOin Gaz.cy
Shepp irl. Li5lOn
BOsION. CARVED, htrb Wm Crane iOWos Baltimore
snow. Philadelphia
roEr l,oYAIq jan 9sled. str Western Texas Hines
New. iOTA.
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS.
QuF4NsIUwN Jan 0Tho Gm0n iio str Arizona (Capt MUIR
sailed Now tO-dty;
tnnard Gala (Capt Cook) from Llvcrpuo, Aalel
hence today for Ncw.YOrK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
MRS. VAN VOORHEES, RECEPTION.

A large reception was gwen Sdturda. afternoon
by Mrs. b. W. Van VUOrhs and her daughter, Mrs.
w. W. Wan NOOrds, at her house, No. est fltiy-
hrst-st. Muse WI furnished by uesn'ann aud the
entertainment by Pnard. After the reception
dancing was continued informally till late IN the
evening. About $40 invitations were Issued.
Among those invited and present were General and
Mrs. Sworus, Mr.. and Mrs. George H.. Pots.
MIR. and Mrs Algernon s. sullivan MI. and
Mrs. William r.. Dodge. jr., Mr., and Mis-.
George Z. Dodge Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. ID. JuiIIaru. Air.
Shepherd F. Knapp, MI and Mrs. WIN. Foster, jr, Mr..
and Mrs Eugene KcIly, Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. faline-
stock Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Touccy, Mr.. and MIR.
Georg. b. Crinncli, Mr. and Mrs. /. j. DAVIS, Ar.
and Mrs salen ii. Wales. Mr.. and Mr., a. il. Van
Nest. Mr. and MIS-; l.. ~ Bate, the Rev; d." and
Mrs. Morgan. Mrs; Paul D 1 Mr. Ara mn
and MIR; Frederck =, koberi, H.. Mls vo G.: i.
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. /. P. Grinneil, Mis- GTnnell;;
Nj and Mrs John f. Deyelin, Mr. and Mrs. Rasscll
II. Uoldley, Mr. anu Mrs. Bry GO Gray Mr.. and M:N.
s. h. Witherbee Mrs. G.. :. W,therDec, Miss " itler-
bee Sir. and Mrs, I. q. Strong, Mr.. and MIS- George
w. Lane Mrs. Addison q. jerome, Mr. aud Mrs.
Frames H. Si;ide Mrs. Philip II. Williams jr:. Ar.
aud Mrs. denry Ivison, Mr.. and MS J4hles
Talcott Mr.. and Mrs. l.. =. Jatfav, MISS
Jaffrav, Mr. and Mrs William a. Wneelock.
MI. and Mrs +. T.. Benedict, MIR. and Mrs. Emo. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. H. McAlpIn, Mr.. aud Mrs. H. a. Bick,
tile MISSES DAVIS. MIss Preston, Mss l.. - Preston,
Miss Bates Miss jerome, Mss Clapp Miss l.. Grin
nell w. O. Baics, IL. MarlIn w. T.. Fargo, IL. Greg
DRY, J. Holmes, j. Jewett, Geo. Kemp, IT,, and
Conde K. Thorn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
RI>KING His OWN LIFE.

jaime, Law ,un eng n.,.r of the irctiiyIng es;1b-
ii,ImIrnt l. ~ Com, ~ NJ. ~ fi"nt--t., al
covered = tturuiI aIgnt tudJ the pap 7Cunurciiug
laig. Va a.I apinc soils Oh tnr SECOND floor wee
Icik NJ. IL. scArcned tor the lcaA Tin - lg itrd
candle, and wncn he discovered II trc tdpu,
,ruin the a.cuhIi wncl mad dipped from a blcah
III lie, pipe, bcc.1,nc ,gnI.cd. forgetting hts oN II
uaug 4 Il. sucd l,tO sac .r .t.u s&r,tius ~ iir
cou.,ccIun Dctwc, .hc oti~ AMI thc N1t prevented
au ~ go .Un and ,tc-t ION 0t the "utr JIlt
lux. Br!uic "I,ulug C,IlninE cO.d -'r 80 llpm
hl.l l.c Wa5 naGh Uur "a a"uut 40" noIt. I'm
alarm bTuu al s'Ntrl cuE,.lcS 10 -" b9tt, aui Toe
iir. 10 tine bdildIng VT, cSuu.u,Bhrd bclOIc over
a.. 900 Ga,l,-Ec na been dOnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

to him, although be was generally kept well in.
neraonajv every letter leaving and received at the
ia,l When Questioned as to what disposition was
10 be made OF lie nhards body the Sherlh sald tnae
the doomed ma q mother would probably taho
charge of il. Within the ast week scVerai Gerry
men Of different denominations visited Reinhardt,
but he nformed them that he did not care TO see f
them When one OF the ccrgymeh asked nun ia ~
was hs " sh 10 die hike n brute, he piled that III
made little difference Although so ear ms enu IN
81 clarrs according to the Sheriff. tiat he VIII
ro+ he baDyoJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
DISEASES
OF TIE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

tn" in1i,irtqr-~ tom ~ power over No.
To- ret b,ail whlrIu ht9 % I'm nm "hIpll'N ~
i't!uirly ,,,! ana o. 81 NIGER ~ "F" I *
trtidl go On Nv -
,x,-...r 81 iht tpr tti.r- MI ""n-"H' AZ"
IL. u
IL ,l-Jug, u Rh~o at " uCc~sIy 90 pr'npN rr'h al
f 4 -''fi'H ni arr ma ~
voted liI" AMI t'n'iou tu -tMlv ana "hp
from prrncr prI0. cc hl' ri tod 'ruy' AT
a. ,iiF ttil' avoid
The l'tnlb SLOW seek NJ 10 e." t,lih -" "mnh l" -
D. gud to th' ptt"i Nh' N'lF
naturally wlutstD know Wth"t delay villa ~ 30" m1itr'
~ ~ thdc 'urmcnf. tn W"b 'hnc' "I rc'ir'i
ton. ana tibet required.
va, braun hlt br,nl" exhausted by ini"!-c mental ap
he power of r0nntrt'i no iSht J.
IAN mis- p NV h'inI nrlr ~ lei hnd n"ir
isitd th' Oi sy4irmaC ntiholA u IN pr'
,i.t o. w. that plt'4.ir |tt hHlht
ni Of this branch i, Il pr "tc' ~ li'y
be- u.tffif.d, BE- ID lrrWtl mon oI
innlv the e,rg ~ rr tIry tt.icN AMI th' etrn
tst. the fanny
From lUug and Nprrlc rc III hS hlt pn ! Hi'o
been hi, command by thr thinA W dpp~i
In n sunr lr,f lauurA The Nv AZ" Nation ana
go that prria {" the oNttNrI ' :"
rurnt 81 the nervous ~ si IN ana ti III 70" u
Ic,rn its powers. whether O BRAIN appetite propensity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

night BY Officers Crowley and Gilgan. OF the mercer
Street Statior for robbing the jewerv store OF Y;
r. Collins, at No. 7O2 Broadway. were arralehet t
before Justice Fammer. at the Jefferson aaTk to
Police Court, yeserday,and were renamed . u,'i W
dav when Mr. Collins will appear against them'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
] rus s s.

RUPlUKE BL'OMi, INtLAMED ard SrIsA>GU.
LATED. the symptoms OF winch paiia
bling The bOWcs, anxiety and when TrarhiUg ul
~ PTUIGA y ID rRU ~NES CAUSE VENTUAL SfT.
VOUS DEBILITY. impaired EIeIuurJ Indifference
mcnts ami stirring rccrra On cessaiy conducive TO health
WUPFUIK NND TI1e,sEs CAUSE KIDNEY AND
BIA ODER AFFECTIONS, among Tho depOrablo Il
which rgs disease II the h.dneys oppressed and lrTt
td cOnd ton u! a. bladder som" pIrnouttr ny synp
OF whcg OCrsOb las n Cie drOWsincs,, bakic
frequent III itlon 10 ATE and indifference 'ald
naD,llty to tao -Ir Il enlO, mcntH Of lie
RGPfUkt AND IRUSStS CAUSE gradual ami ttnper'
crp,be undertaking OF the constitution inf aug the t"rS
uLct and thereby Undue ne tho wos: Type
RUPlUKi. y ID IHU SIS tax mo ana caIi"I
tios Of greater or less stnS" OF life.
yica and social relations and M nta deVoiionS
ana in cal aud mental pursuance of his business IL
word makes less than and when. from one
tho other ~ the for g0n{ atcnns las begins 10 leaLo
his mOrying cOudltOn he indeed becomes ereAtnr "f
COnmistIdtlOu
Tho rupture effected Nv SHERMAN'S me .hOd
without OPERATION simply bv external local applca"nS
TIA mechanical medicinal, hadI dal nv thu paeu
Kind ~ labor cur ng TIC roament Nin
safety from The dger Of niamed rap urc ald without inter-
icrny vi h the Clrc.
buUks photographic hkeneSse5 II TAI before
and after cur. mailed Tor 10 c"uts $50
Personal auhdaICC Patients residing out or the
city rccciy" treatment and return home anne day.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 25l AI1AOWAY-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

Your Stomach and Liver are the offspring
all yourIs. Why in The nam" OF common sense
ont you d. HoLMAH5 stomach Pad Plaster ana ed'
Gated 70 balhsl Thy won't fail you. For sale by oil rst
clI IA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
M1HINL IATLLLiGhNCE.


VI IT n Z VI. " u
TODAY.
nnr,.e-.... - sun ... . To- tlorS 60 seq
Noon .cts..... 3..p, Hoot sll g: ,, 10
I!pn WArEH IO.DAT a VI.
hooE.. 80 'i-. if'iut Ild, Ia. .... GlJ
uiDn WATER TO-DAY T..
sandy unS.. '.J7 istIl. las lul Cato .... GJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
To THE LADIES

Earl g. WILSON'S mems linen collars and
cuIs are thu Best" For sale everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
THE BURIAL OF Aln ,ALMAGE'S son.

The funeral service over the remains OF - WIt
Talmopr ir eldest son OF the Rev. /. DE- Witt IAl-
m re WIS IA Id Yesterday atern0 ~ in tine Brook
Iva Tabernacle. There was Il la!2, conErc-a. i0n
present aud he crowd cX 'ndcd 10 lie street. lac
service WAS conducted ,, t1o Rev. DIR. Spr.ir, AZ
$ 9 ed bv the Rev M">siS. o. 5. 81. John, Charles
Wnod the R.v. Dr. Davidson, the Il Y. Vi a-r-. SUI
dam Thomas G.. EaStOn ana DAVID VI. NanIrvrcr
The q fin Nhlch vas covered wan black NciYct
and ornuucntcd with SILVER handles, VA pace IN
front of the piatform. 1t covered with ilo. al
offerings among wficl were coiuinn oi tube roses
surmuunted by dove, 1--WE, IN which were the
words AT resi- aud a Gus .ion' Mr,
the coffin and mourners had reached the
doors of the cnuich Played thc Dead Match" Tue
nv Mr. Talnace SAD hiS family ol1wei Innc-
diatcy If er the Cl.H. and "un ~'I'S IN tho front
news The deacuns and trustees OF tne churcI ac.rd
N pahcare:S. DR.. spear, III hIs opening rcmalk5,
said " invoke from NOiIr beats ana hearts X mt,
cordial praye:ful. tender sympathy Tor onr hI"th"I,
Ir Tnl.rorr and his famliy.p rne hymn "Nru"r
NV God t. Iher" was next sung. - 'IdNp1.
whose pu III the young man had been, -" "l him
q. . volth Of read, wit, bright lDrh'Ci and chrci-
Iul Il sn,,s ton. tie was az all time, OjlpGr. r.
snrrtfnl aud dutllH and bad the rrSrrc' of his
Teacher cnlnpauIpiis Prayer NIs Of RED by tn"
hry NJ. w Il, after when tne ACIii. ~ ma vas
enc il. iiev. MIR. Suydam II Xt spoke. He VAS
written by lJIs'IIct-A ttOrnrS Jenny. winch sp1kc
of youug Mr. IainageSi ga abilities ana biilllnt
,,ro.,,cct. Mrs Florence l.icc Knox sInI u solo
"Ou, Swectiy Solemn lh0ugrt" PRAYER was
offered by the Rev. Mr. Va ryecr, alter wiicE
Dr. : ear made the closing a Il s.. H. poke par
uculIrly to Mr.. rIlmlGc and lis fanny.
After the bcu,d .ctlOn tie coffin ii was removed
and an opportunity was gwen to those who d",llcd
il t. look upon the face o. the dead Inc burial vas
iu( ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
EOUR THIEVES IN COURT.

John sylvester, Charles Lewis, John /. Kelly and
RadollL Miller, who were arrested Oh Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
tAuouncemenA

"ANAKEsIs gives instant relief, and ia in
falbe in caring Ples Samples free. Depot S3 Mercerst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
ANXIOUS FOR DEATH.

Tho pponle paSsnV over Harlem Bridge SATURDAY
evening had their attention attracted Oy thlhIE
clad woman of mndCe age, who STOOD near one or
the parapets and looked into the RIVER. AZ times
She was heard 10 utter means. Suddenly she spring
forward A man, who had bean watching her, ran
torvarj and caught tier before she could leap INTO
the river. =, a., -
ct lere IA res for me III the water.
A policeman approached and took charge of tho
woman She was ken to the observation-disclosures Wen
tv.sIxtD-st Station where the sergeant iestio ell
her az TO her name and antece Tents. q am Lou -
K,nUn said She " and that all you should know"
she was placed in Il cell Half hour later u onas
II ,oIev the doorman, while making his rOuhds,
heard a rlrcing n"ise rs though some one was
stranCliug. lie found the woman hanging from one
of te bars of the cell door, to whicI she Ian ted
one end of veil. He eur her dawn, ana ooK | 10
veil AWAY. Not iOi g afterward no was starr ed bv
a similar NOISE. The wonla was attempting To
hang herself with her handkerchief. Again he cut
her down. and took from her the handk"rrhel. lie
then remained III front OF the door
iookmr through the gIatinG to sce what
sL, would do next. The woman, ~
soon as she Thought that ne dormln nl gone, tore
strip from her dress which sne was WISHING M"
rope when the do9rman entered lcr cen ana t"uh
from her. She was finally bound maud anu iOOt,
and n accd on a cot and watched ali nIgnt.
She VAS takeL cfOre Justice Power IN the
Harlem Police Court. yesterday vince she was com
united to the COmms >loners OF Charities ana Cor
rectlOn for examination n TO her SAMMY. sue
tod fire Jnsice that she lived III Onr-hln rrd-and-
fweutirth->t between second and Third IVES She
s1d that she had children, and that her husband
had deserted Ter year ago. 10 thr question Wy
am tired of life" She would tell nothing lurther
concerning her history.
John Sanders, an old C ilorcd man NJ AmItyville,
L. J., attempted to commit suicide ihuisdAv night
Inv emitting his throat WITT raz II. The nOse OF h's
bo,ly falling to the floor awONc his VIE, VINO was
in he'd The wound was mt fatal For years tue
old man has been great sufferer from asthma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

To THE LADIES.
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vRs2riAN Warrant lnythnS else or
pay. sold ~ all the druggists at 20 and 80 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
COOPERATION IN DRESS.

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BUT CHEAP CLOTHES For WoMEN-RE'ENGh l"
b. TAKEN ON AMERICAN TAILoRs