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a|nsiness S,arps.
+. Iiibner,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor In
(hanccry. Real Estate Agent. Office
at City Drug Store, Baldwin, Mich.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
NEGOTIATIONS ENDING IN NOTHING.

The efforts of the representatives, of the
Democratic majority in the Legislature TO IN
duce the Tammany Senators and Asscmhlymcn
10 come TO understanding and allow the two
houses to be organized have hus far failed. The Tam
many representatives stand fast their declarations OF
Friday night before the Tammany General Committee
They will not vote for President pro tcmpOre Of the
Senate or Speaker OF the Assembly, who has in
any way been friendly to corporations, or who
ia strongly affiliated with the Tildcn inter
est No formal conference has been held
The Tammany Senators and A-semblymen have kept
out of the way and the representatives OF the majority
refuse to treat with Police Commissioner Nichols Ed
ward Kearney and f. B. spinola. the Tammany Com
mittee preferring TO deal directly with the Tammany
Senators and Assemhlymen. II looks very much If
there would be long Of fruitless ballotng I'M
less the hope OF the Democratic majority that enough
Republicans will stay away 10 allow them to organize
one or both Of the Of the Legislature small be full
fled. The Republican members oppose this scheme
If ii done It will be 10y means Of bargain with indvid
uaI Republican Senators and Asscmblymen.
state Senators DAILY, Mackin and Henry c. Nelson. the
committee appointed confer with the TaInmany sena
tors and Assemblymcn, in town Saturday, to-
eother with state Senator HomeryA Nelson. AL with
Ton % conneed tha there is no use in at
tempting further 10 negotiate settlement There Is
good deal Of feeling among the Iammany Senators
and Assembly against senators Browning and DAILY
for their Senator Browning has been considered
"a TaMmany man. He was member OF the Iaminany
organization and elected in good part by Tammany
Not untli rev uaYh before INC Legislature
YVES Il deemed possible that he would go Into the Demo
cratic caucus He that In order TO receive the
votes the County Democracy he wac compelled 10
give certain pledges and these he Is now carrying out
Said one 81 his friends:
'senatOr Browning will cndeavor 10 pursue an In
dependent course. He received the combined Demo
cratic vote the District and Il would not be fair the
voters OF the County Democracy and Irving Hall he
allowed himself to become the puppet OF John Kelly
On the hand the Tammany leaders say, III quiet
way that Browning 10 O very young man TO hold the
position OF Senator; that HIS elevation has turned his
head, and that when Ills term has expired he viii Dc
quietly dropped.
Senator Daily prominent in the organization Of the
County Democracy but owes his nomination 10 Tam
many Irving Hail. and he gave certain pledges
before hc received the nomination that h course would
be such Tammany Hall would approve. lie has al
WAYS pursued an independent course, however
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
B4SEB4LL NEUS.

The war between the League Baseball Asso-
citation and the American Association as fierce as ever
aud there sign Of disconinuance OF hostiitics
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Worcester Baseball
Club was held in that city Wednesday, January 4.
The trcasurer's report shows balance on hand of
IL 3sl 90 The club stood lowest in the League in 1881
which the directors say duo 60 the Discussions and
dissipation OF Of the players. The following men
have been secured for the coming seasons j. Lee Rich
mond. A. ]. Bushong, II. D. stoyey John W.
ORourke, Edward COggswcll, George Qramer, A. A.
Irwin, Frcdt Corey, Jacob Evans, hcP Rundlett j.
J. Hayes and Fred Mann. The Philadelphia Club has
made up It's for next season, with the exception Of
twoiplayers II will be under the management OF II. b.
Phillips and A Reach It's old grounds At Ridge-aye.
and Twenty fOurthst have been leased for other pur
poses and It is said that club viii secure for ite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
TIRED or LIFE.

John StrIpel, a Bohemian cigar dealer at
No. 1873 Orchard-st committed suicide In room adj
Joining his cigar-stOre. sometime Saturday night by
shooting himself through the heart His body was found
by his son yesterday morning lying in bed In the small
chamber. The revolver with which the deed was COM
mittcd lay in the bed beneath the clothing The
report OF the weapon had been deadened
by the bed clothes that no one In the
house had heard it. On the counter In the cigar
store strupe had scrawlcd with piece OF chalk the fo
lowing: Bury me beside my wife" strupel was htty
nine years old His wife died thirteen weeks ago. ana
since then he had been melancholy. He had one son
who lived in the house with him. Coroner Herman
Yesterday gave the permit for the burial ol tue
body $780, s..,u
J0hn aeder n native OF Switzerland, age foryfour,
died Yesterday the Sisters Hospital Paterson; n j.
from wound which he inflicted with piece OF glass IN
his abdomen on Saturday. The man was troubled WIN
severe pains in the bowels and suffered greatly MS
feet we're partially paralyZed. His agony became
great that he said ne would commit suicide saturday
night he called for glass Ot water He did not return
the tnmbler however, and when left alone, broke IL
against the iron bedstead, and cut himself so that ne
died =, ,.....a
Emil Gangler now IN confinement In the queens
County Jail az Jamaica l. L. awaiting the action OF inc
Grand Jury on charge Of outrageous assault attempted
10 commit sucidc yesterday by cutting an artery IN MS
arm with piece OF tin which he had broken from cup
This Is Ganglcr's second attempt at selfdestructlOh
with n a few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
An ADDITION TO A HOSPITAL.

The wing of the Brooklyn Homeopathic Hos
pital in Cumberland-st. between Myrtle and Park
ayes. was formally opened at 8 p. III. yesterday.
Among those present We're ex-Mayor Hunter and
services were conducted, according to the rites of
tho Episcopal Church, in one of the new wards
The Rev Dr. Charles IL. Hall. of Holy Trinity
tlergynen being the Rev. DR.. Reynolds, of Holy
Trinity; the Rev. DR.. Carter, of st. Georges; the
Rev. G. w. Homer, of ST. James's, and the Rev. DR.
Hubbard of st. Paurs. The new wing ls three
stories high, having a ward OH each story fitted up
with all the modern spital Improvements. 1t cost
$50 900 Each ward has twenty beds and attached
fo each Is "A wei furnished nurses room. With this
addition the hospital has accommodations for l 0G
patients The new wing will be opened on Wednes-
0ay January 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
CONSOLIDATING A MARBLE Altar,

The Roman Catholic Church OF the Trans
nauraton in Mott St was crowded yesterday morning
an the occasi the conservation OF the marble altar
in the centre OF the sanctuary The altar has necn in
tho church for years, but had never been
Grated Archbishop Corrigan celebrated a POntnc al
mass and the Rev Father Lynch pastor OF the church
was his assistant The Reys Fathers Barry and McGear
were respectively deacon and subd aeon of the
Vcar-GeneIal Preston preached the sermon The oere
monies OF conservation occupied only short time
Father Lynch was recently appointed pastor OF tho
church When Bishop O'Farrcil OF Trenton, conse
Grated his position as pastor Of st. Peters Church in
arclay-s llcd by the transfer of Father McGcar
from the Church OF the TRANSIT guration. The Rev.
Thomas f. Lynch then appointed 10 NIL the latter
vacancy and OF his first acts was to have the marble
altar cousecrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
The remarkably LOW PRICES
al which

The remarkably LOW PRICES
al which
JAMES McCREEAsY a co.
are Offering FUfsS attract every"
BODY. Their FUR GARMENTS
are rOyel in design and made i'm
a superior manner. The stock
Includes Seal-sflin SaCqueS and
DOlnRaDs, FUr-iined Silk Wrap
peers and DOlnlans, Fur Trim
ming Of many kinds, besides the
usual supply OF MuiiS and Col
lars.
Many garments are offered at
COST Of maDWEaCtuFc.
The Seai-skim SaCqueS range
i'm price from $lOO.
This opportunity 10 purchase
Fur Articles is one that IL rarely
offered, and il would be AN adj
vantage 10 anyone to buy at the
present prices, even il for future
use.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and Eleventh ST.,
New-XOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
SHIPPING NEWS.


ARRIVED
steamer patton @ Qaai2 2 a'2 De- a' on I paI
n.Inhg-e passed Sloane" Napier 'h'' "'' '''"''''' '''
steamer ,r;,', ,i - s IT, '' 10 wen
a9 unts. NcGrl.ans. Jan l. with
steamer i;,hnona .ns, Vest Point va with ndae ana
Ear 0ci .i:u.. -ioa 1asiar5m 81 days. with mdsc
Exc ,l r p1 y,i'. v ] m rc ,ra.o rcaharr 5} dsvs
viii marble alI lax. to orders vessel o. FJueh, Itye f. Go.
Pc, G.,ri' I5 Ny .o Ball. ,ac.o 81 da. with
.uear 10 .o'u6o. Co. ,e--r TO fmch Edycs Co. had
sr1 nv, c 'gr M, s"I 3 o,e Stove ''"''"'
iiliA l ''' y, r-, ,,, ID - no e '', Nv ' " VAN
Eii, l. ~ Dol.!,,trrI Young Sc..Havcn. IN ballast
90 lstfou NatDn a &C.. 49,, 81 , I'LL.
0c.t '',.'H ~ =, .i,, ,. d., W. ',',s Sf VIZ"
~cfr Bonc,,a b. a,,;. Canning Us, u days with
,>,.I.r non, lrbt :. tD,l r,r Atcity
island iQht T.: thlcs foc.
t9lhc following Vessels arrived Je'torlay but were omit
-np arabia new. qosl tors urroon. Bath DAYS in bal
i r ig aae a Ilcus.4 Of BOSTON Henderson Port
de Paiy IL days with czooI 20 G. eccHor vessel o.
j 10 W Winchester Is Co.
sG'T II = a ky 9"'' NI'''"'" va Wal.
sclr Aory COOS ooo t'Toaa'nl u days. WIN lumber
scg Izae 'yer r Y r'g'2coa "a days with
se Iveatyone frqd. iangi J11'2nyir va GHaF's
scaI Mars"n Li"'Hn'on ''~'"a WIKI ''''' 10 Il
nf'"n SAILED
steamers Poluz for Amsterdam; Cy fLmoTck London
ton. Bar, Aio'rh .urler panairh.
s.ncl -, shin Ann, for rrnoeu Soh.s Nird,' Anicr
lava. Au1arolf- sfr1.ifuc Fortuna. Is.aoro kestre
ag,. i.I, +. !.ir4 Irrz Maria Erowrr: plrtrO
2 U L' i e., ,',. i,as6t, pcr, iIuon a
,t.Il,,,,. -,,sroal t,onrlIu9
Nnl,ir Tai1'"'"a' l. u "'''' - '''-' ''''''"' NV
''P''' ~ erIt-rr,.
9'y"-'
Nov let y Ion = =" sip ,oIo'lo Bnrland from New
Noik Tor sydney NSN.., ,...,- , ,,..-..
Fec D." .at Is, ION TO- SlpJ "ehG1 'f'r Lass Bremen
Tor New OK. 49,, o.. =
Noy u" l1t : ION III "'7-i9 PIiml Donna ha'ch Ior
Nt"- ."i i"t "hol."i' i, .,,-, r,rr, -,
Dec 49, l2t - ION - haiA Hoh"hI"A'h ''eI hfun' Io"
NIStEiLAN f.DG-i
- if...o # H. ,.r r,- 1.-Two am tho t,arriug
of It! inst SHE il q total l..-
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
r,p,,rg.-. p,prs
'''''i'' '''''''
iBY CABLE 10 IiIE IH"CN&l
Tr,rov Ian rived stc-cr France tnrI TIadlcv from!
New York Dec 81
OIrTy-JDy,v S.Gailed Wisconsin Bont.
lev. from Tivcrpuo, hence Sew York.
TuOOEuAyFN. Jan e-Pa-s.d steamer city Paris lIr.
head New York Dec %, on her way 10 Queenstown
and IivrrIool.
~NAy-p, IAN Sailed. ecomgr RoYburgh Castle OBJ,
Turpin ior NcT.York.
HAyEr, Jan S-~9iled steamer Gelcrt GER huh.cwen,
from Iiamoors hence Tor Ne" YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT,
IMPORTED BY
TARRANT & co,

SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISH PROVINCES OF NORTH AMERICA EVERY
GENUINE BOTTLE OF WHICH BEARS THEIR
LABEL.
TIE MOST POPULAR AND BEST HEALTH BEVER-
AGE EXTANT.
IT Is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR LADIES IN
DELICATE HEALTH AND DURING CONFIN EMENI.
WHILE 1T is ESPECIALLY BENEFICIAL To NURs-
ING MOTHERS, CONVALEsCENTs, OR PATIENTS
RECOVERING FROM PRosTRATING FRVERs. THE
WEAKEST STOMACH RETAINS 1T READILY, AND,
BEING PRE.EMINENTLY NUTRITIOUS, II Is THE
BEST HEALTH BEVERAGE KNOWN.
For sale by Druggist, and GrOcers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
A NEW ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIP.

The Anchor Steamship Company has added an
other large iron steamshp--the Belgravd-t0 ito
New-York and London line. She was launched on
December 20, and as She left the ways she was
christened by Miss Clara Henderson, daughter OF
John Henderson. one Of the owners. The new vessel
IS 400 feet long 44l2 feet beam, 33 feet depth Of
hold and . 900 tons gross measurement. She is to
be fitted with all of tho latest Improvements for the
comfort and safety of passengers and for the
handling Of cargo her cabins and staterooms will
he on the uppe4 deck and her steerago on the main
deck and between decks will combine many i'm
proyements for the comfort and convenience OF
iInmiQrant paseenRers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
. TRICK ON AN AGED EDUCATOR.

venerable gentleman whose name has been
often published in connection with school affairs
and who occupies responsible position IN the Office
~ Office zee Yesterday in state Of much agitation He
was excited over the fact that friend had shown
En;,esn and dated Jan. /, 1882. This letter had
nrofonndiy impressed and affected the aged edu-
sator who said that il more clearly and forcibly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

presented the murderers state of mind than any
thing he had seen in print He was anxious that tne
letter should be published. A reporter was sent 10
get the letter. Alas for confidence IN human nature
practical joke had been played on the gulleieSs
and unsuspecing old gentleman. 1t is thought thaV
he will give vent to his chagrn in verse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

RUPTrRE-Relicved and Cnred by DR.. J. A.
shernans method without the injuries trusses nict Prin
cpa office POL Broadway Consultation days Monday
day and saturday. His book with PHOTOGRAPHIC lkencssss
before aud after cure Is mailed To those wh(
send loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim 4renue Botei-Ex- Governor II; e. Warnoth'
NJ louisiana and LOGAN n. Roots Of Ar ehsas
Surferant Housc-John McCullough dT H Ih cii
president OF the Allegheny Valley Railroad Company.
GiiscV H0use-Major ". NJ. Dunn, {. =. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
BADLY BEATEN BY A YOUNG RUFFIAN.

Coroner Herman summoned late Saturday
night to the tenement house at No. 449 Nest31 til
st. 10 take the ante-mortem statement of Mr. Mar
garetha >trylc, the hoUsekecper, who was injured
on the nlpht of January by young ruttan named
Herman HerschberRer Mrs. S;ryics injuries were
moi considered dangerous last Thursday when
UerschbcrgeI WAS arrested, and the prisoner Ssent
10 the Work House for ten day. by Justice Patterson
ON charge Of simple assault. HerschbeTScr and his
mother formerly lived III the tenement house but
Mrs Stryle caused them 10 bo dispOssessed about
month ego on account of the irregular habits of the
eon. The following statement of the assault COM
mitted bv the young man upon Mrs Stryle was
made by the latter to the Coroner: . About p M,
the I'd Inst ost' heard 1oo SeyeraI oa EoSi
tie door. aud saw Herman Herschberger and
another man. whose name | do not know, III the
hall asked, why do you do this, Hermann He
began 10 swear and to call vile names lie took
Off his hat and coat and asked him if he was going
10 fight me. He said he would not fight a woman.
lie took hold Of me, put his arm about my neck, and
then beat and punched me several times on tho left
side of the head. l called for help. My husband
came and the other man beat my husband. went
10 INV room and had to lie down"
Mrs. S;rye's physician said that the woman was
likely 10 die from tho effects of the beating. Her
condition was critical Yesterday and Coroner Herr
man sent policeman to the Work House with
orders to have HerSchberger committed TO the
Tolnbs prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VISIT.

Attorney-GencT Russell. who came to this city
from Albany on Saturday, on business connected
with the sponsorship TO the place of Judge
spelr will return to Albany today Richard
OGornan had on the day sent
yer TO Albany with an application TO tho Attor-
ney-General for a writ of quo tordnto. The
messenger who had in his possession the papers upon
which the application was based. was recalled but
did not arrive IN the city in tlWe to place the for
NAL application in the hands of the Attorney Gen
eral Mr O'Gonman, however saw Attorney-Gen-
eral Russell and the matter was discussed. but no
decision was reached. The papers were placed
in his hands yesterday ana he promised 10 give tho
matter his earliest consideration.
The Attorney General in this proceeding acts in a
judicial capacity and while he will not say what
his decision will be, a gentleman who is intimately
nronanted with him said last night that there could
be no doubt but that permission would be given 10
Mir OGOrman 70 institute Qt0 cdrrdHto proceedings
against Judge ATnoux, and that the matter would
Be pushed through with as little delay as was con-
sisteut with a full examination of the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
SCENES AT KINKOWsKrs FUNERAL.


The body of Martin Knkowski, the murderer who
was hanged in the Hudson County Jail last Friday
was buried Yesterday afternoon in the grave ia the
Weehawkcn Cemetery provided by the KeV. MI.
Mas who acted as his spiritual adviser during me
mur,lcrers last days. The body, which had been AT
Volk : undertaking shop at No. 3S3 Idisade-dVe;
since Friday was placed in an imitation rosewood
room Of the undeTtakc's shop NOlk VINO was IN a
state of lntoXication became impressed with the
idea that the opportunity for advertising MS bus-
mess was TOO good 10 be lost. and accordingly
Turned the affair into q spectacle Tor everybody
who chose to attend il. The place was flltd from
seers and az 10 O'clock the doors were thrown OPEN
The lid OF the coffin taken OH, ana the crowd was
allowed to crafty ts curiosity 10 the fullest extent
The coffin aud its contents in the centre of noisy
crowd formed a strange exhibition The under
taker took charge of the affair and ana ms NofK
GcmonstratIvely, if not gracefully or steadily. -
Some sort of order was restored when the kew
Mr Mas arrived followed by Nj. Brigheb. The
widow and two orphans of KlnkOWsH were already
there The minister held brief funeral services ana
uTeacLed short sermon. After the services the
coffin was G JseI and taken to the hearSe, followed
bv Mrs kmkowski, her two children the Key. Nj.
Mas and NJ Briglicb. As the small funeral pro
CeSson started of, the crowd outside hoo'ed ana
jeerCd and acted IN most dlSgGaGeluI manner.
The body was taken to the Nechanken Cemetery
and buried without any further ceremony III
the presence of an immense crowd OF peO-
ple which had gathered there. and winch
acted in n hsordcrly manner The widow and
children did not leave the. carriage on account
Of the crowd and the body was followed to Its last
resting-place by the minister and counsel The Rev
Mr. Mas cut short the funeral services and as soon
as the first shovrlfu of earth thrown III the
coffin the two returned to the carriage, ana the
party wa5 driven away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

grounds the old circus Broad and Federasa The
EewYork Clsb has engaged W. Curry as change ptcher
and left fielder DAILY the Onearmed pitcher has signed
o contract with the BufiaO cum Tor next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TA-nAI

SIM rsrs 7o4l Moon rises. 1000 CLOCK fat. 7n3ls
SIM sets. 45l Moon souths. 5:33 Moonsagc, day l9
HIGH WATER rp-DAY-A. VI
sandy II COX Island. O:l9l Hell Gate... 2oe
HIGH WATER rO-DNY-P e.
sandy HoeSliOs Cav IsauI. 0:4O Hell "'te-..-- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. D.,
Ia LeIingtOn.ayc near 2Jth-Bf Hours 50 AuI 70 :
Attention to Gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

Purify your breath and cleanse your teeth
by using Lyons Tooth Tablets Dentists recommend them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

Earl &, Wilson's "E g. W. brand of Mems
Collars ana Guns the best sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

Communipaw Coal Co.-Order Of j. c. Gun
uiucham 33s broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

Dealers contemplate reduction in the price oil
skates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
STATEN ISLAND.

SrAPLETON-Thc thrcc-mastcd schooner Com
mandcr, of Boston, which sprung leak about ten
days ago on trip from Baltimore to Boston with
cargo Of coal and was run ashore near sandy Hook,
was Hoatcd yesterday by the Merritt NrecklLg
vessel had been given up BY her ownor, rs lost.
The Commander was formerly the steamer south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

DAMAGE BY WATER IN FIFTH AtENoE. =. =,
Tho noiice of the Twenty-ninth Precinct reported
Yesterday that a water pipe had burst on saturday
In the nnoccupied house No. 325 Fifth-aye.. owned
by Hugh Hastings, and that some damage hau Dech
coucad nv Iyatpr.