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National Republican., 1882-12-20

LADIES fine straight goat button boots, worked
holes, only 2.25, at Rchold's Boston Shoe House,
99i Seventh street northwest. souvenir pre-
sented to each purchaser.
National Republican., 1882-12-20
LOCAL MENTION
uON. w. q. wnHTTHORNE,

NJ. C. from Tennessee, says: ~ used
Browns Iron Bitters when much
debilitated, and was greatly re-
lieYed,"
National Republican., 1882-12-20

BIRD MAMMA keeps canares In constant song
and cures diseases; 10 cents at Druggists
National Republican., 1882-12-20

BOTTLED GooDs.-old whiskes brandy, rum,
and wines, all guaranteed pure, at Tharp's, SIS +
street.
National Republican., 1882-12-20

SKATES and razors practically ground at ], II
Kuehling's, 4l9 Twelfth street northwest
National Republican., 1882-12-20

JAP, Scrap and Xmas pictures, ]. jay Gould, 42l
Ninth street,
National Republican., 1882-12-20
NOAH WALKER g. CO.,

625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
have large stock of clothing of
all kinds, the material being suit
able for the season, and the work
manship excellent. The stock is
graded so as to suit the purses
and the wants of all classes of
customers. Dress, business, and
working suits, boys and youths
school suits. OvercOats and ul-
sterettes are also shown in great
variety. Besides, dressing robes,
smoking jackets, gloves, ties,
scarts, umbrellas, &C., and for
genuine low prices visit this old
and reliable house.
de-lslw
National Republican., 1882-12-20
"AIderney DnIry Wagons.v

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning.
and delivered in Slb Ward" prints, at 50c per ID.
ALSO cottage cheese &C. per ball. buttermilk. DO.
per quart and sweet milk Sc. per quart
National Republican., 1882-12-20

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry, DC. Call on or
address Herzog, sos Ninth street. near PennSyte
SsniA aVanue.
National Republican., 1882-12-20
Ladies' Fur Muffs and Collars

Children's Fur Sets, very Neat and Desirable at 50
cents per Set Our Cloak Department is immense,
and we shall positively maintain our old reputation
of selling the Most Stylish and Servceable Garments
at the lowest possible prices
Satin and Fur-lined Circulars, Real Seal Sacques
and Dolmans. of which We only have thirty-two this
day Oh hand. They must be closed. We guarantee
every one of the Finest Skin and best London dye.
CHILDREN'S CLoAKS AND HAVELOCKS.
2OO0to select from. These have all been reduced to
about one half their former value and be closed
before the end of the year,
Call as early possible to avoid the usual Christ
rush. Although we employ one hundred and
forty hands in our immense building, find 1t diff-
cult at times to wait with promptness all pa
irons.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

Considerable excitement was created at Police
Headquarters soon after o'clock last night by
the following telegram, sent to the Acting Supcrin-
tendcnt from the American District Telegraph Oh
flee at No. 70l Broadway:
send ambulance 10 take the body OF a. NJ. Palmer from
the Union square Theatre. He was found dead III his
onice at 1880 p. IN. j. X. COLLIER
Captain Washburn who was OH duty at PO-
lice Headquarters, sent Tor Acting super
intendent Ihorne and dispatch was
sent over the police wires SuInmonrng the dead
wagon from Bellevue Hospital. message was dis
patched also to Coroner Brady. Mr.. Ihorne reached
the theatre advance OF the Coroner and the dead
wagon. lie was surprised 10 ind everything quiet
there When he asked about Mr.. Palmer ne was
told that tire manager was his way from Llv-
crpOOl to this city board the steamship Alaska.
Sheridan Shook who was found III the hotel adJoln-
ing tine theatre became greatly indignant when he
heard of tine telegram. Sir. Palmer, he SAID had
been IN Europe Ill search OF some new plays for the
theatre.
q" received a message from Mr.. Palmer yester
day he sand, stating that he was TO sail
on the Alaska, and lee Is now on tho ocean.
Some drunken fool has sent the dispatch, intending
lt as "A hoax IL can do harm among 3lr. Pal
ners friends VINO know that he Is not III Now-1Ork
but the rascal ought 10 bo punished, II lie can DO
found. j. W. Collier Is at thc Grand Opera House
supeilntendlng the rehearsal vi play for Mr.. Pal-
mer but know he could not have sent such mes
sage
When Coroner Brady arrived at the theatre, he
was tod that stupid joke had been pcrpetratod by
some unknown person. The dead wagon was sent
away as soon as It arrived. In some unlccountabe
wav the rInOr that Mr. Palmer WAS
dead had gone abroad among the members
of the theatrical profession and many actors went
10 the Union square Theatre to make INQUIRIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
PREPARING For A EIGHT.

The members Of the shouldcr-httng fraternity
held an informal hut to them important meeting
YESTERDAY at No. 1873 WillIam-st. Tug WllsOn
a novel importation from England. who lately ac-
uuired fame and bruises at the Madison square
Garden had decided that for and in consideration OF
81 800 he could, to use his own fOrclble language,
knock the suffn' out o jim Elliott within a
hundred miles OF New-Orleans. II was DECIDED that
William F. Mccoy OF No 81 South-st., was person
in whose care the stake money should remain
After considerable discussion the following agree
meut was signed
Articles of agreement entered into his Goth day Of
August 1889, between James Elliott Newly DIRK. and
Joe Collins better Tug" WILSON, OF Leicester,
England The said James Elliott and the said Joe Col
Inns do hereby fight fair, stand up fight
corduC 10 the rules Of the London Prize Ring by winch
they mutually agree 10 be hound. The said eight shall
he Tor the sum OF 50 800 side and the championship
of America place within hundred miles OF New
Orleans on Tuesday November 2s. 1852 Inc man VIM
ming the give the opposite party ten Gays noce
OF time aud place fighting. The uen To be In the ring
between the of II and p M Tie mum absent 10
forfeit the money. The expenses OF The ropes ana
stakes borne mutually share ana snare alihe. IN
pursuance agreement the sum Uf 5000 Is now ue
poeited with William f. Mccoy, Of No 81 SOuthst VINO
Shall be final stake holder Two additional deposits OF
81 shall he made with John styles, OF No 90
Bowery on October 3 and November Il. The said de-
posts be put later than the Tune aforesaid
either party fang 10 make good the amount que nj
the time aud place named shall forfeit the money Gown
In OF magstcra interference tie referee OF sdbe
holder shah the next time and place VI meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
rEAfERRING FhDER4L 70 STATE COURTS.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
three petitions, signed ny Jay Gould, president ~ the
1exas Pacific Railway Company were MED, asking that
The actions Of Aaron jacobs Solomon l. Jacobs aud
Eliza Jacobs Tor an alleged liability for issue OF that
cOpanys stock, We removed 10 the Federal Courts In
the petition ID alleged that the petitioner
mas "A defence involving " the true
rect construction of the act of Congress incOT-
poratinR SAID company" and that the each
action Will among oter dciences the following:
THAT the defendant s lPOIatOn enacted solely by
acts OF Congress, with such lovers ana such only
Congress conferred upon that the bonds to which the
COUPONS sued on ns action by the plaintiff we're at
tcGed were executed and Issued 10y the officers OF the
defendant company in violation OF the charter powers
OF SAID company that the eald bones are or were AL
tbe Time of Inc institution Of this suit, the property OF
the plaintiff herein exceed the sum 81 TlAOOO ana
PRAYING that the sad bonds well as the coupons III
this suit may be cancelled"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
SwrSBURNE's "TANrAL1z1NG EDDIEs OF

SwINBURNEs "TANTALIZING EDDIEs OF
FANCY."-TO Mr.. Swuburnes poetry yOu may certainly
apply the saying about being able 70 see the forest
for The trees Tristram Of Lyonesse ~ ul OF genus
too full OF passion, because the passion Is not the
higher imaginative passion, but imaginative express
sion of the lowest physical passi0n,but In It's elements
confused anu sadly wanting In Ceamess OF outline
here glorious flashes of sunlight ia IT, but not un
frequently for pages together, the Words fine az tney
are more Ike the lavish spray Of waterfall flashing
I'm the sunlight gmmerhg In the shade than the In
erprefers 90 the mind Of any definite spcclhc mean
ing OF passage after passage you say TO yourself,
d" flow wonderful. how brilliant, but how fatiguing
when shall TO the drift and get out or these tan
talizng cddes OF bewidering fancy, which, instead OF
preparing the mind for any special mood, only agitate
and unhinge Il "-lIhe Spectator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

Great Indignation was expressed against the un-
knnrxn nerann Mhn bad started the falae report.

Great indignation was expressed against the un-
known person who had started the false report.
j. w. Collier found by TRIBUNE reporter at
the Grand Opera House. He said he was completely
in the dark in regard to the person
who had used his name IN sending
the dispatch to Police Headquarters. IL was
worthy of remark that the rascal had taken care to
use the middle initial r." instead of wv Mr..
Collier thought that the impostor had committed II
AS soon as he had satisfied himself that
the statement telegraphed to Police Head
quarters YVES false. Mr.. Thone began
an investigation for the purpose of discover
ing the person who had sent the telegram. He also
caused dispatch to be sent to Police Headquarters
announcing that the report of Mr.. Palmers death
was untrue. II was stated ut the district telegraph
office from which the message went out that the
sender was drunk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
A RUNAWAY IN sEvENTH-AvE.

Herman Clausen, the brewer, ana \. Peters, OF
No 4O7 Brownies were speeding their last horses
in ScVenti-uVe., near One uuuured- nd-tOrty-
eighth-st., on Friday afternoon, when they saw
workman III 'front.' of them. waving red nag az
signal that blast 10 be CO plOded IN the ROCKS
near she avenue Mr. Peters. who was III front OF
Mr. Clausen. saw the flag hIst and brought his
horse TO a stop suddenly. Mr.. Causen was unable
TO stop IN time to avoid Il collision and the wagons
came together with crash. BoJh men we're
thrown to the ground, and the frightened horses
ran up the avenue until they were stopped by
mounted police Mr.. Peters not much hurt
but MIR. Clausen received a severe scalp wound;
He was removed to his home ut Avenue ana
EinltN- third st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
AN ALLEGED THIEF ASSAULTS A WOMAN
ROBBERY IN A NEWARK HOTEL.

The screams OF woman startled the guests OF the
Park House. Newark, at midnight Fri-ay. The
clerks ami others FASTENED 10 room No. y, from
whence the screams came. 1t was occupied by
Mr.. HOOkway ana his VIE. Inc lditef had 2een
awakened by noise and saw man escaping from
tne room. Her pochetbooA containing money and
railroad tickets had disappeared. One OF the clerks
remembered seeing young man VINO occupied II
room on The second floor walking in the corridor in
his stocking lcat. Yesterday morning detective
was sent Ior and the young man was arrested. lie
had registered as Louis Picard, Of " urtomburg
Germany. Several pocketboOks were found On his
person. none OF which belonged 10 Mis-. Hookway
subsequently the missing pOOketbook was iOund
enpty IN a rear yard. in the room occupied ny
Picard was a butcher knife which had been stolen
from the pantry OF the hotel Tie was committed TO
ioil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
IS THE NEW CODE UNCONSTITUTIONAL,

Justice Potter in the Supreme Court, Cham
beIs yesterday admitted to bail the sum OF $1,000
John Murphy, boy, cOuylcteda short time
IN the Court General Sessions Of larceny from the
person On the Trial the original complaint IN the pro
ceeiugs was used against the prisO the complainant
being absent TINS course is authorized by provision
Criminal Code but Tao prisoners counsel ob-
tect ed 10 IL that the unc0I
eituona the prisoner was entitled 10 be confronted
with his accuBcTs and eXanine them After me
convection Judge Gderseeye granted a writ OF error
and stay of proceedings pending an appeal from inc
conviction to the Court OF Appeals by Justice Poters
order ycsterday Murphy IL admitted 10 bali until the
consttuonsiy he provision In the Code shAI have
been passed upon. No has before occurred III winch
the question raised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
was entered by burglars during Friday night. and
robbed of siverware and jewery valued at 1900

was entered by burglars during Friday night; ana
robbed OF silverware and Jewelry valued al Sooo'
Edward King. age fourteen, of No. 1897 Mon
mouth-st n messenger boy in the employ OIL a.. l.
Cramer Of No. 252 Bay-st., was given $50 by ms
employer Yesterday TO deposit in savings BANK.
The boy. instead of putting the money In the BANK,
spent some of il for liquor and last night returned
home He had spent all of the money, and his en-
ployer caused his arrest on a charge of embezzle-
ment
STATEN ISLAND.
TOMPKINsVIIlE.-A movement is on foot to ostab-
lsh National bank at TOmpkinsylle Supervisor
George Bechte is said to be Interested in the
project.
SNUG HARBoR.-A young woman attempted TO
commit suicide on Friday night by jumping over
board from the staten Island ferry boat Castleton
when off Snug IIarbOr She was saved by John
Brown She claimed she had been drugged bymale
companions.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
MoUNr VFRNoN-The Reformed Church at Mount
Vernon will very be provided with new
organ wOrkmen being now engaged IN taking down
the old instrument and making preparations Tor the
new one.
PELHAM MANoR.-The Rev. Randall r. Hoes late
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at New
Rochelle and recently appointed chaplain in tho
Navy will preach in the Huguenot hurch at Eel
ham Manor this morning at ii O'Clock.
LARCHMoNT MANOR-The Premium Point prop
erty n favorite summer resort, between New
Rochelle and LarchmOnt, which was recently SOFA
under force osure of mortgage IS To pc annexed 10
Larchmont, and the horse-car railroad from Larch-
mont Manor Station is to be extended from It's pres
ent terminus down the road TO the Premium Point
house.
LONG ISLAND.
BABYLoN.-Dr. A. G. Thompson. Selah Smith and
Stephen C. Rogers, the Commissioners appointed
by the Suffolk County Board of Supervisors some
two years TO select the route Tor railroad from
some point between Babylon aud Amityvllle across
the Great South Bay to Fire Island Beach, met at
Babylon on FRIDAY, and after looking over the
proposed route finally decided that the road would
nm from Santapoguc Creek to Cedar Island and
thence 10 the beach The distance from the Neck
to the island is 1900 feet and from the island
being made by the Babylon Fire Department for
their first annual parade which viii take place on
Wednesday next Visiting companies from lslp,
Patchogue Rockville Centre, Hampstead, and 0lher
villages the island will participate III the parade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
MILES FOR TIE EGYPTIAN WAR.

A dispatch from 81. Louis. printed yesterday,
stated that aforementioned Swlnney, OF VIC
ROYAL ARTILLERY, English Army, was IN thai CITY
with DIR. Cox, a veterinary surgeon purchasing
,,lules for the use Of the British III the EgYp0dh
canpaIpn Lieutcnant-C olOnel Swnncy came TO
New-York on the Scryia about week ago ana
started West after a bnei stay mere; ilIo
mission being guessed, number OF doaI'IS
i'm horses and mules came mere nom
Kentucky and other places ana Inc Once ot
fine Brush Consulate-Gcncrdl was hfseiged Dy
would-be contractors. They were gen, rdlI5 r.
ferred 10 the officer who II understood had MS
orders direct from the War Department but some OF
them opened negotiations at once with the LhgIS'l
Government Ii l. impossible TO tell the extent Oh
the purchases made thus far hut IL Is
One shIpmcut of mules has been CONTACTED lor' D.:
C. Eastman. who is among the largest exporters o.
live stock and meat III the c0un ~, 1A> cIai tIeu
the steamer CaStalia OF the Anchor Lines MtdleI-
ranean feet and Is preparing ncr 10 receive cargo
of 800 of the animals. She Is booked 10 stiI ioi
Alexandra on September /, IA week from next tues
day aud will cary nothing else except odGei men
10 care Tor the animals and ballast. MIR. Eastman
returned recently from England and probably made
a contract for the delivery Of the mules WhlG III
London. He was fayoraby known to the ar De
partment there from having satisfactorily nIleu Il
similar contract during the Zulu war.
IuQuiTies have been made t0T further snlpmen ~
but thus far the Castalia the only vessel tht has
been chartered She Is q small steamer, OF onIS
l eco tons burden, and all the room between htT
decks will be required ~ accommodate Inc oVo
animals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
TRYING TO ROB THE WRONG WOMAN.

Mrs Henrietta Burg, the wife of butcher
a. Eighty -fourth-st. and the Boulevard, went
out walking III the street her home yes
terday, carrying at her waist leather Teticule
which contained small sum Of money colOTed
man, sbabbily dressed, met her and attempted to
snatch away her Ietlcnle. He Lad nearly gained
pos,esson of It, after breaking her belt, when she
seized hIs arm and raised an cutlery. Mrs. Burg,
who is sister Of Commirioner Brennan. OF the
BOARD of Charities and Correction. Is large and
determined woman. The thief found that lac
could not rob her by force and he became frightened
at her cries for assistance. He drew razor from
hos DOoket and threatened to out her II she do hot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
Announcements.


In UNFRAMED pools poorly planned drains at many nash
Onabe summer resort stoTs often Frustrated by
arous influences they least expect It. At such time
II happy thing have PERRY DAWES PAIN MILLER AL
that when mUrbus in tho terribly ma-
riOus climate OF tue hmus, he
three hours Uy tho It, His wife and the sailors
IN Ike nuci,
Pain Killer the relief Whoh speedily restOi ed them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

Scene at the Windsor Hotel this morning :
Kansas City Alderman 10 bell-bOy-" Bring Inc fooer
Ou noes NV bromide av potassium. And put bowl ay
ostmale Cruel and plate OF cracked ICE vt tue head V
me bed My poor child yez doesn't know pha terrible
rack AT weso been through wd "-lDelvar Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

Steamers Baltic. Liverpool. City OF Berlin. do England
Do York CITY London: ImberZa, London, ClmbIia, Ham
burg Main bremen: Pennand Antwerp. De Ruytor Ant
werp Lanto, Bordeaux; sorrento Hull hwhindda
Cardin: Leith; Bolivia Glasgow; BROOKLYN CITY,
Bristol; Niagara Havana; Chamete. New-O reans New
dO Colorado GaiVesOn CltY 81 COluIn.
bia CharlesOn Gate city savannah VIM Kennedv. Balt
more John Gibson GEORGETOWN; MayhOwer Phadelphia;
WlAesbaro. do; Roanoke Norfolk, and BeneIactor WI
mngtOn.
Ships Black Hawk HaesiOOp: r Grace San Francisco.
BarAa + Dixon. Adelaide. Maria, Malaga ~ Lawrence
Uemerara: Eduyi-ip MaanzaS
Brlgs Jumbo, santos. Queen, Steni ROBINSON Port
Natal CariO, TruXillO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
HENRY A.. DANIELS. N. D..

Have used Parker's Ginger Tonic too success
fully for coughs and dyspepsia TO di cal them I'D. Eagle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
LUNDBoRG's PERFUME
hDKNtA.

"RoUGH ON RATS Clears out rats, mice,
oies reaches. bed.bugs ants. vernin ohipmunKs loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

l4i LexnStonave, near 2Jtn-st. Hours 10 !, tot.
Impotence 5terhy Disea-osOt tue enerativo organ
adlsca,cs that would be an npsnent marriage aud ca
birth VI healthy children. speciaLoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

Earl a. Wilson's T. and w brand OF Mems
Collars and Guns The best. Sold every where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
A GIRLS STRANGE INSANITY.

Several years ago the late General john BrlsDln'
of Newark obtained as servant bright ana lntei-
lreut Young girl who was brought up IN an Instltu-
non Tor OIL haus in New York She proved TO De an
unusually capable servant and lived IN the house
hold until tine death of her employer ana the break
ing up of his establishment. Last ful she TOOK
etuplovment with Mis- Benjamin Mayo. OF New
NIX and remained with her until her mistress
went out of town During Mrs. Mayos absence,
Maggie spent several days with her frlehu MIS-
Henry Lee, of No. 2O3 Orange-st. NeWIk. Oh
second floor of this house n Mis-. Leopold had rooms
and during Magge's visit Mrs. Leopold became
Violently insane and alarmed the whole ueighDoT-
heed by her shreks and Wild behavior maggie
frequently saw her and expressed much icar Jnat
She would attack aud harm her One day the
Insane woman presented herself at the window IN u
room at which Maggie was sitting ana glared
fercey at her while she hcaped upon her The most
violent abuse. Maggie INTO an adjoining room.'
aud in terror said 10 Mrs. Lee cannot stay here
cannot stand thai woman"
Shortly aftcrwaTd 1t was noticed that the glrl
acted strangely and soCn she developed indications
of mental nu>oupdness. She became moody and
acted a. If ia constant fear of attack from Mrs.
lropold who appeared to her mind 10 he constantly
With her She gave her bank book 10 IA friend ior
safe keepiDg because she declared Mrs. Leopold
was going to burn her up with the house. She
leaned from windows several times to escape rom
Imaginary enemies She was taken 10 81. MIchaeI
llosUjtal and while there developed such violent
form of INSANITY that she was put IN strait
Jacket and finally removed on Monday last TO the
Essex County Insane Asylum. Maggie Is twenty
three yeas OF age ana Is said 10 nave brother
living somewhere in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Abcmo,.Ie Hotel-Count de Galarza, of Ila-
vona Vc,r york HotrI-C commodore l.. c. sartor. u 3
\ Jjo6mGn Honse-E1 x Congressman Samuel D. DICK,
OF Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

The TRUE WAY TO CURE CoRNs.
Apply DR. Wings and Bunion Remedy every nigho
aud morning Ithas uoequal Price soc. DoUot 10 Bntons