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The daily gazette., 1882-10-09
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Co

incorporated in 1858 for Is years by the Legisla
ture Tor Educational and Charitable nurnnses-
win capital of 81, 600, 00O-to which n resery q
iuhu u oi 100, OOo has since been added.
AaTHpted T6i dnI.e December ID, 4. D., 1873.
ny the people of any State.
SIN AIN eiEv meyer scales or postpones. ITS GRAND
man1hi1E NUMBER DRAWINGS takes place
FaRIiltI A RsIfiltIENDID 1 . OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
CLASS k IT IITTNNTHH Nv GRAND pRAWING,
nsax:, OCTOBER 10th, issa-I4sth Monthly
Look at the following scheme. under The
gT1Reiusive TRhIiv supervision and management OF GEN
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,nanL ~ EhAL JUBAL A. EARLY of Va who
manage all the drawings Of this Company, both
rac,nay ana seml-annual. and attest the cor
reethess OF the published Ofhclal Lists va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
/ SUICIDE IN CENTRAL PARK.

An unknown man about thirty-fye years old,
supposed to be an Italian. WAS found just alive a.
the base Of the BelycdeIe the stone tower on the
southern edge OF the reservoir III CentIa Park. az
9:lj Yesterday morning. Inc man was
able to gasp the words "2GS Third
ave-" and then became unconscious
lie was taken to tn Presbyterian Hospital where
he deed at p. III. Both OF The mans ankles had
been broken, his knees were dislocatcd his back
was badly injured, ms eyes were protradn2 IRON
bruised. The nature of the injuries convinced ne
hospital surgeon that the man had jumped from
the top OF the Bclvcdere, and had lanucd on ms
feet he had therefore probably committed suicide,
as, had he been pushed over, he would not have
been apt 10 strike or his feet Al No. 2OS Third
ave- a dram-shop kept by Frederick Kcifcr, nothing
was known OF the man, and Keller 1aled 10 lden-
uiy HIM when he viewed the DO y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
LYDIA e. PINK II a IN 5
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

for ali those painful complaints and weaknesses so common
10 our hes female population
II will cure entirely the worst form Of female complaints
all ovarian troubles Inflammation and liberation falling ana
disbursements and consequent spinal weakness and Is
particularly adapted to the change oi life
II will dissolve and expc tumors from the uterus in an
early stage Development The tendency - CancelOus
hurnors there is checked speedily by lis use
II remove, fainncss Aauency, destroys all craving Tor
snnans and relieves weakness OF the stomach 1t cures
boating headaches pro-tranon genera! debhlty
seepless ness. dcpr, ssiou aud Indigestion
That feeling bearing down. causing pain. weight ana
backache IL always permanently cured 10y It's use.
will al al times and under all circumstances act in har
1nony with the laws that GOV the female system
For the kidney complaints OF either sex this com
pound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA l.. PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND ~
nrcparcd at 1913 ami pa Westcna Lynn Mass Price 81
81, hotties for - sent by NAH in the form of pills also in
the form Of ozengcs receipt Of price II per box for
either MIS- PinLhan freely answris al ctters OF inquiry
Send for pamphlet Address above Mention this paper
No family should be without Ida Pnkham's Liver
Pills They cure constipation, bihoncss and torpdlty OF
the liver. p cents PEI box.
re- Sold by all DRUGGISTS. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
4 POLICEMAN'S TIMELY SHOT

The bravery and cOOncss Of PatTOiman Thomas
Stephenson Ol the Twenty Precinct Police,
were undoubtedly the means OF saving many per
sons from injury md perhaps death By beng g0red
by wild Texan steer yesterday just as people
were coming from the churches tie steer, ulad with
eAcitcmeut escaped from the slaughter house of
SchicsIugrr aud oulzJcrgcr al For y-alth. 81. aud
First.aye lie plunged GOWN Ihrd-dvc. followed
by a rapidly increasing crowd. Turning INTO
Fifty-nIniIi-st., he ran toward nurse 9iIl
W hO lad charge OF baby IN a cartilage. ! 10 plri
ran Tor her ne, leaving her charge behind The
steer tossed the baDy-cMnage ana the infant was
thrown out upon lhe pavement. II was picked Il?
unhurt
Ine steer then ran into SIXth-avc.,
and thence INTO the Central 1hth,
aIter a long race through the ncIghbOrlug streets.
At The 7th Regiment ATlnory PdtrOlmdn stephen
son procured a rilc and cartridges lie loaded the
rifle as he aga after Tho steer, ana came
within range after the animal had cn cred the
Park Taking ann, he fired lie seer fell upon
his knees aud rolled over dead. lie had been shot
though the heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
y, ,cur OF BOYS FROM AN ASYLUM.

Notwithstanding and Teuih-aVe.. has House
Of Reception at No 81 West Thirteenth-st.' where
some of the boys committed to the, Asylum by the
Magistrates or their parents are detained; mere
,y,rr cichtv-four BOYS in the downtown building
ON Saturday night. but at few minutes before %
o'clock Yesterday morning twenty or them mauc
their escape On the east side of the building Is
small ward which is separated from vacant loi ny
a high board fence. The recent heavy rams n hd
washed out some of the ground underneath the
fence leaving hole about ten feet long by three
or four feet deep. The boys In the basement were
quick to espy this hole, and they avaed themselves
of the opportunity 10 force their way through
window and make their escape under the renee Ilt9
the street Information OF the escape was conVcHGu
TO the police, but mp to late hour iaSI hITiu
seven of the runaways had been found; Ihree OF
these were arrested by Officer William Powers Oh
the Twenty-lirst Precinct and were sent PACK oS
judge KilbTeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
cOACH HORSES RUNNING Away.

There was an exciting runaway in Twenty-uinth
81. Yesterday afternoon. Two ladies were beng
driven by Patrick MCManuS III a coach drawn ny
two horses belonging Ia the GlSey House When the
horses took fright at the noise OF Slxth-avc. ele
yd,ed railroad tram, and became unina1ageable.
They tore across wenty-nntlI-st at break neck
pace until Flist-aNc. was reached, when tneY
turned the corner and uptown. The
driver was thrown from bis seat. At
rty-fourth-st. the team Nas brought 10 a halt
by Officer Lawrence Clinton. and the ladies alIghted
uniniured. McAlauus was carried 10 Bellevue Hos
pltai wnere IT was found that he mad received
Slight injuries t. his mead and right arm Later he
was wed 10 his home, No. ZOI West twenty
nInth-st., by his friends. In the excitement the
LADIES disappeared, ana inquiries az the GllseY
House failed TO elIct tnelr names ne nor eS were
unInJuIed, and the coach was only slightly Gam
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

TIE VICTIMS or THE TUNNEL pioAol EN- EN-
Co,oncr Herman did not take any acton vestcli
aa, rrgar,ng the accident III the HaIirm td r
III sai0 i'm the evening TO reporter OF NE dhnn
M II Shall probably not make any mort az
rests The blame is fixed now on some one OF more
-, 10 rersons who are under bail, and do moi see
Oh shonld arrest anyone else. In day or Two
! iball subpoena the jury, and shall nave tWelNe
aoo1 men although six men would he enough ieSal-
~ can have from six To fifteen men ON any ln'k
The inGuest will not take place this week but PROB
ally on next Monday. . ...o ot the
The nhvsicianS IN charge of the patients az Tue
Grand Union Hotel reported that all were dolng u
well rs could be expected. 1t was not cohSlueIvu
hest 10 remove the men 10 their homes {es'eIf"@N
bnt # was said that It might be done TO-DAY, u lto
weather should be favorable. Miss tIolinUii,"
silent well on Saturday night and was res ihH H1i
Nv Yesterday when the reporter called q, " 'Dj
She is constantly attended by DIS SanlueIS "nJ f
Palmer and all the patients are uh1et iue IN
nr Rannev the surgeon Of the New, OK ana NcN
Haven Railroad Godfrey ". StclnbrenneIi WY -
In n nrivate room at the German Hospital al FouIIh
ave and v-seventhst. was a6le 10 GohNtiso
Win tho renortcr a few moments he salu tuat nc
WAS bruisci badly and the surgeons thouSh' va va
Hc vonid NOT be able to walk tor two weeks. ne
fnucrai of Mrs Aubert Will he held tins morning
tbe Church of he Nativity, in Secondave ana Tue
funeral of Mr.. Howe viii take place IN inc Nie'H'
dIst Episcopal Church at Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
COMING MATCHES AT CBEEDMOoR.

Tho "Ramdity Match for me god med G,pl1 TGf
scented by Pierre Lorillard, ir VIII begin az Leu,
month until tie competition is ended. The shooting
viii begin at 2:30 p. N. and Will end at 40 p m
The ranges al CIredmoOr viii be opened at Il a. M
and viii close at 4:3O p. IN. on saturday next. a
mi complement of scorers and marker VIII be IN
attcpiarce ana an opportunity VIII De gwen 10 az
members Of the National Guard to shoot III the
Qualification Match,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
UvDPOGRAPHTC REPORT


WASHINGTON sept 23-Charts corrected during The week
ending this date 49,. ror,octior Via
30 of Chart 2G9. Title sardinia 70 Malta CoIcouoh VS.
Of Light on & Carthage arbOr Lights at Benzcri ,o
40 Of chart 23g Title East Coast OF Norm hm'ii'"
Sheet 5 correction Fog bell Fort sumter ,- ..,
No of Chart ritlc Gulf Of aexicO, west mn w.
(arbhcan sea sheet Correction Light on MOflhos uo
20 Of Chart 40 Title windward Islands, &C. same cor
rcctlOn. , . .- n. c,r,o oorroc,,on
No OF Chart 35l Title Barbados CorIecho' bel' ou''
Long ShOai. 49,, $50, 49,. uhoo,1 Cortecfon.
Gas irov af entrance OF hook OF Holland Canal . 49,.
To al mart cab Title English Channel, sheet q Haue
correction. 49,, a,.oo, Cor
recfion Of lights at It lvee
30 OF Chart S27 Title. Dardcnelles Corrccu"n' N"""'
40 OF chart 3I4a Tlle Archipelago, sheet l. same COT
70 Of Chart S2sb. Title sea of Marmora. same cofrec
ton .. a,..o,,,or
W. " ' SAMIE E BELDEN. Lieut., L. = "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
wuAr1S GOING ON rO.DAY.

Senate Insurance Commit 'ee'- uvo7tig mon.
Meeting of Young Mcu's Republican ClGO. .,, -.
Meeting 81 Association OF importers ana JooleI' i'll
glass. china ana e. rtLcnw4re.
sumner Post euclHpmrni az Elm PARK
Union Boat C!uD regatta on bhrcm itlVcf.
Riley EliOtt boat race on Flashing Bay
LpciOsse match Oh Polo Grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

marry Williams She regretted the attempt SUI, SUE
had made to take her life. Mr.. Peacock had Lons
private conversation with the magistrate, when re-
snited in sda,s commitment to her fathers care
and the three left the court together A.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
HOWE NEW rs.
ppoNfINFNT ARRIVALS.

T0fWaa House-1he Hon. Charles j. Folger,
SECRETARY OF the Treasury RIM Aree Aso1r
%r,v vort S;sfe superintendent OF Public instruction
$780, Windsor Ho'ef RoDcrl j. Porer OF 1ae lH'im ,,
Commit. s.. on . Gisey House congressman J",ih
Hlnrock OF Tcxa. ana Colonel W. H. Holloway, OF IN
diil4pOI-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
WE NOTE SPECIALLY OUR STOCK or
BOYS HATS
AND PoLo AND sCoTCH CAPS.
MANY NEW AND ELEGANT NOVELTIES ~ LADIES'
NECKWEAR
ON SECOND FLOOR
OUR COLORED
OUR COLORED
DRESS SILK

DEPARTMENT Is STOCKED WITH RICH GOODS IN
ALI. THE NEW AND FAsHIoNABLE SHADES IN
GLIDING oTTOMANS. RHADAMEs. PLAIN GkoS
GRAINS AND sATINs, BEoCADE sATINs AND
orroMANs. BRocADE AND PEKIN STRIPE VEL
VETS AND PLUSHEs.
SPECIAL ATTENTION INVITED TO A NEW LINE OF
22INCH SATIN RHADAMEs IL ALL THE NEW
SHADES AT CSC EVERY SHADE AND COLOR ~ our;
POPULAR AMERICAN GROS GRAIN 'ILKa AT $ll7
PER YARD QUILTED SATIN Innings ~ ALL
CoIoR-. q INCHEs WIDE At 99c. PER YARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
TARRANTs SELTZER APERIENT

THE KING OF THE BODY l. THE BRAIN :;
THE STOMACH ITS MAIN SUPPORT; THE NEkVES
ITS ~sENGERS; THE BOWELS THE KIDNEYS
AND THE PORES ITS SAFEGUARDS. INDIGES-
TON CREATES 4 VIOLENT REVOLT AMONG
THESE ATTACHES OF THE REGAL ORGAN. AND
TO BRING THEM BACK TO THEIR DUTY, THERE
Il NOTHING LIKE THE REGULATING. PURIFY
mo. INVIGORATING COOLING OPERATION OF
TAKRANT's SETTER APERIENT IT IENOVATEs
The SYSTEM AND RESTORES TO HEALTH BOTH
THE BODY AND THE MIN
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

urrrie ,usi or cncd I'm all the new designs and cootngs at
hdli their value IAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

If Won are n woman and would contribute
vo Influence t. redeem humanity from it, nunbercss ms
make an things else subordinate to health II you
u.s. treasure transmit the same anu N"I
,,i,o nav rise nm ana call Won To secure uls IL
Wi he % Ell ia eek thc mOtherly cJuntenIuce of MIS- flnN'
1ftfu Iyut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
woRKINGMEy OPPOSED 10 LAWYERS.

The Central Labor Union held It's regular sun
day session yesterday Afternoon III science Han.
Nj. BlIssert unanimously elected chairman:
4 communication read from the Wood carVcr>
Association asking to be allowed 10 send delegates
10 the Central LnIOn. The request Was granted. a
resolution was passed dcnOunclug James Rogers
cooper. who had been guilty Ol Manufacturing bar
Icis aBd uIsDO-Ing 0I them AT prices below the
schedule compiled o. the Union. Edward King at
tackled the Delegates To the saratoga ana syracuse
conventions, VINO III hla OPINION hdu been gunty OF
barterlhg the interests Of the NOrklngncn Dy nOmi-
mating law yeIs caud ldatos Tor puDlc Olnce. Mr..
bennett spOAc ~ behalf OF Lawyers, cOn.ehdlng
that there were honest lawyers as ~cI as honest
laDOreIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
ADA WILLIAMS RETURNS 10 HER PARENTS.

In tue YOIkVlllc Police Court, upOn the needing Oh
Ambrose Peacock, OF Lafayette ave, Bro yD,
with his daughter Mrs. Ada NillidnS, the young
vile who attempted 10 GROWN herself ia the Central
Park Lake on Euday night, but who Was rescued
by Uatekeeyer Higgins. The daughter tell
upon her fathers meek and kIhsed hun
again and again, ana said she would go home with
him If he would take neT. She also embraced her
etepmother who accompanied her father, and begged
her torgIyeuess for running OH iIOnI nor nome ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

You can avoid premature grayness by using
po,cr'- IaiI Basam III sung I'd for its cleanliness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

ELASTIC RUPTURE BELT.-Prce 50 10 $lO
Frame Truss 80 10 $50 PomerOy Truss company 10 'oo
Bfoadway. Ihc best surgical appliances OF every KIND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

r,,,, rp,r,su RIFLE TEAM GOING HOME.
Tho Vriti@h RIfs team with the exec JtiOn of
Ti,utcuaut- Colonel Nair0nd and Major Humphrey,
Wi ssli for ENGLAND on the steamship Arizona to-
a visit 10 Ohio
,,.,,.., az ,.p,.,-cu w,p VESSELS
~, 49, a. -, .,- a,d tLa fri.-1ta Minerva
Inc lentH ram OH's'.'4 '' - ' - p,.rrt Nv
arrived ~ 'llS lo4 g. go, l l .,''n,lemnnr of 300
10 'nu''nu ! i'' - c,+i.s foitT cnus The rlm
h ,ntlenrnt of II g officers ana men and car
10 nc, f,,r l'',
n r,C'. iio-i,(,,a nf The Staten Island
-, IL 49, O;r, 10 ms .,t. shortly after 3 lock
E .' rt,,n, tl ,es.ets ,r1uk-niu broke, max
- - - ;no.ainin - hni.1 rhr frip. There was no
m ~ ''l 49,, ia ,ac..r,refs They were
cA'lttHtHl %iV'S 'IIV F".n,t =, - N,rtin
quietly transferred 10 te S!o".H"o" =, IL '''i
ami pIougnI 10 ,uen '",,' l Il, WV
N'9o'I M - INV" 'O'7'"i san ''''i '
anu VIII -" -. ,,,,ocu
IN hbNO ~" 9i-i' ~ ~ "a - fi,,,rch
ne eEcil'M 2,ic0t 'ro''',,'t %5 oird for
" O4 u''i Wv p 'trati.n ,.-as fnrInt INV re-
,,,J '.cetnr.l,,. In fhe I,oIl,Ipl, the Rev Dr. j.
~ - ~ N" 'H|i ,,I -, ,l,a sSc',intr the Rev
" '.'IN "a - w. ''i +i' .n nm. close
In(ln"S ~ num- "O''i'O' ' ' a,nln,linr IN
o. thc lboihIHE ''ln"" ~ pf ,, a. , ,-,.h H.
FI'-VO "HS tte.' "P, ~ -. - hi IL tha
urea 10y thc '1uicH 'l '-' ,", f ~ .ia,. lb,nI
an" " love least "'le n''"
SUICIDE or ~ OLD Man.
David Alilei. Neimlh' 3Y' SHY N.Y. a. i P
" ,h M ,j irot'd n * s1uo.e he killed
r,,li ,,.,'h ,,ilou ttill,r l.f memorandum
''t,.L -t,,r.d tl.ot H. had q wife 9t Wuurrrr
,t,. - ,,-ivi.,t tua.r so,,n ,,o,oy winch ne
.,;.1 ,,.s, iue to ,i.u from thr tuuard steamship
C,,,',,'y Sn.',ld he sent In lls wife and desire
t,at Le uia,it have Masonic burial 4 Masonic pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

Earl & Wilson's "ShOrt band collars anu
be5d edge ends are Tie best. sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
HENRY 4. DANIELS,

HENRY 4. DANIELS VI. d..
IA Iexmgton-ave. Dot wecn 18th ana .Oih-9t- a..
HONS L 90 e. Inpo car-. ~teulty, )ls'i.'' OF to
Gcurfativc organs and an diseases t AZ would Pee an ll
mont 10 maria the birth ri healthy children seeal'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YOKh. SUNDAY. SEPT a. 1884,
ARRIVED

PORTOF NEW.YOKk...SUNDAH, SEPT. "a, 1881
ARRIVED
steamer CITY OF Berlin lBr). Ieitch Liverpool sept ana
Queenstown lj ndse and passengers 10 nh so
-termer PavOnl Rr $3.50 tons MCKAY IlNelpp"r
sent H. and Queenstown H. with mdse ana paSscnHo' "
Vernon II brown n Co. - o.. IN
t@heidan Dtc) Hamccourt. Amsterdam sept TO-
with md. Messengers 10 iuuch. Edye d %
Steamer ~idoniau fBri Bvth Genoa Aug lePhorn -
and Gibraltar swim mdse ana pas.clGrlS 10 ~ "a -
steamer Alv0 tBr, Williams Port an Prince aug 60
III -avanll sent l. Grcyown ]. ami Aspn"ah a. WIN
nd and passengers 10 PIN ForwOod g 90; , M, an,
Norfolk. with ndsc aud passengers 10 o p' @ 49,
steamer our stream lnS,ah " i i.mh : on ~ ''
with mdse ami passengers TO Mn Ciydc q ls. and
steamer Sa.aiogd Cuit,s havana 7cP' w. WAN ' No.
passengers 10 Jas J. Ward * Co.
sUNsET-Wind 1t sandy no,S. light Ne hay
SAILED
steamer Fnckiey for ship Sir John Lawrence Tor
'"'i' THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
trvrrpoor sent of~tcamer CITY Of Chester Watkins from
NevYork sept To- for this porLwas si2ha'l Oh
al . jop pm 80. ., , ..r -o,t,ia Nirphy
from Tiyerroo vest triay for NcW-Nork hence 10 DAY
Also sailed steamer Wisconsin Rugby, from Llvcpool yes
tcrl'v hence "a noon TO-DAY io Ne" ,rd Harrison
IrlFrd stca Inr NJ tihl Aia4AN''
from New YorA Sept IA, her way 20 Hamburg: ,,
M0yuIF sept 2f-A-uvca. steamer ~" 'h'-ldh' ~ ~, '
from Montreal sept I3, and Quebec 10 on hei way 10 '
Avnr sept 2I-Arnyed steamer Amcrque snielh rom
New-N Ork sept 10
FATHER POINT, Qpc sep 24-Passel in. steamers Hano-
rl stephens. nom glasgow ana A"Ao '"V" ''
BcIusen, nom Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON sept 24-Ariyei, steamer smana Br'' Rooe'u'
cahaFS ioS sept 2s-Arvei, steamer santo Domingo
ron sept Arrived steamer Egypt from t.
Vino NJ ---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-To-DAY
sunrises sets 52 Moon $3.50 Moons age DAYS ~
HIGn WATER TODAY.
u-sandv HOOK 5:46. Gov Island GIL Hell Gate s:09
M-sanLr IInnk G:l4. GOV Island. O.JA hen Nac 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

CARPET CIFAV1NG.-T. VI. Stewards patent
steam works 32G 7thave send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

As the ferry boat Pomona, OF me Slalen isldhu
Feuv was COMING 10 tins clt, shortly alter 80 COCK
in Tie afternoon, the vessels crank-pl broke max
ins il impossible To finish The "Trip. mere was no
excitement among the passengers. IIey were
quietly transferred to the steamboat T. Il. NarLn,
and brought to then destination. The disabled
vessel was taken to Starns shlp-yard, jersey CIV
aud will rim today as usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
r, H,MACY & CO.
l4THsTREET, 6TH-AvENUE AND l"Ih'9i nHN1
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT.

rvrpy DEPARTMENTS OUR ESTABLISHMENT
Is NOW FILLED WITH NEW AND SbA7oNA""i
GOODS. AND WE SHALL CONTINUE AS hh''hi'
FORE TO FURNISH OUR PATRONS WITH III r br7i
OF EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE PROCURED bolH
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC AT OUR WELLhNo"N
POPULAR PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
Announcements

"BrCrrPAIBA.r Quick. complete cure all
ANNOYING kidney and Urinary Diseases. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

LONG ISLAND CTY.-A serious dispute has arisen
between tie llcuth Department ana the doctors
Health Ohicor Dcuuier has asccrtalhcd That phys
clans ar. ~ the habit OF attending cases OF CON
tdgI0us disease without reporting t"cn 10 tnc
proper health authorities lie intends 20 institute
an Investigation III the next meeting OF the Health
Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

THE BRITISH RIFLE TEAM GOING HOME:
The British RIle team, with the exception o
Ii,utenant- G. olouei NaG0nd and Major Humphrey
VII su for England on the steamship Arizona To
morrow. Major Humphrey and wife intend maxim!
a visit 70 ONO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-01

Last night was what is known as an off night"
that Is, the extreme stellar attractions of Her
Majesty's Opera troupe were not in the cast Con-
sequcntly the audience was not SO great as on
Monday. Verdrs aida" was represented with
a completeness that was most gratifying
Mile. Paolina Rossini made her first up.
pearance before Washington audience and
created most favorable impression. Her voice
is a soprano of excellent range, resonant quality
and remarkable volume. She possesses besides
dramatic power and force which enabled her to
give full vigor to the part of the Ethiopian princess
In the grand sextette which commences the finale
of the second act and in the chorus which fol-
lowed her voice rang out clear and distinct
both dnets IN the third act, that with AmoRdsTo
and with RIdddmes, she proved herself fully equal
TO the requirements, both yocallyiand in drama
tic sense. Mile Cobianchi as ARReris was con-
scien tiOus and effective, although after having
seen Cary with her glorious voice and
splendid dramatic abilities the efforts of
others seem tame Slgnor GnlasSi as
.lmonasro was the same careful and competent
artist that he has always proved himself to be,
and Signor NOvara invested the part of RANTS
with the dignity, both in declamatory effect aud
impressive action, that IL demanded. The part Of
RhdddmcS was taken ut short notice by Signor
RunCio, owing to the indispDsiton of Signor Ra.
vclli, and his efforts deserved warm conmenda-
ton. Signor Arditi proved himself the prince of
conductors, and welded the baton over the best
orchestra and largest chorus that has been heard
here
Tonight Wagner's Lohengrin" will be pre-
sented, with Miss Minnie Houk and Campanni
both in the cast the former sustaining the part
Elsa, in which she stands prc.eminent.