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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
Tur CARE OLE THE INSANE.

The council of the National Association for the
Protection Of the Insane and the Prevention OF IN
sanity met YESTERDAY afternoon. the president, DE-
II. b. Wilbur, in the chair resolution was
adopted asking each member OF tie councll 10 iahe
an annual report 10 the secretary on the nmacy IL"
of the State in which he lived, especially ab, 10
changes which may have been made; also what
means may have been taken toward advancing tne
object of the association, VIZ the creation OF STATE
lunaCy commissions, and the establishment Oh coh-
sulting medical boards.
In the morning meeting of the ASSOCIATION was
held in Municipal Hall, No. G7 Madlson,aYe' Dr;
Wilbur presided, and Miss A. \. Chevauller acied
as secretary The president sketched the history OF
the society, showing that while ITS, mem
bership was not large; ITS ramiIcao liot :
were extensive. He pointed out how the society
had advanced its objects, and urged that an effort
should be made 10 increase the membership Dr.
Nathan Allen made an address or INSANITY IN its
Relation TO the Medical Profession lie urged mat
superintendent of aSylumS should be chosen lIoia
men in general practice instead OF from the ranks
of specialists. flo deprecated the herdlng OF
ground that the practice did not con-
dUce to the recovery of the patlen{N.
DR.. G. L. Dana read a paper reviewing some OF the
facts about The insane. In round numbers tnrrt
are $4,000 insane person IN a>y.umS II he tinted
states ratio of to 779 Of e population: ine
ratio in 1860 was l in 1910 in 1870. il 1.1l0i
N the decade 1870 to 1850, about 20 per ceni;
while tho insane population has increased over %
yer cent ne annual eYpehdtnit iof 'H
be S12,OO000O. The most pressing need Is
more accommodation for the insane. Hep3-
ration Ot the chronic insane, the criminal, the cpl
optic and the coor,i. from The ordinary insane was
q. So asked tor. improvements In the .aW OF com
;nitlHcHt were demand IN several aiet. ana lh'
lack Of sufficient work and amusement lol inc pa
ucH's was TcioTrd 10.
Dg, +. ;. Scquin spoke of The functions Of &
consulting MEDICAL staff 10 lUnstic hospitals.
n ne a-N be ' oamca g2,' ba. A1t It Should
not he expected 30 act rs me llcdi Inspector, re
neHrFrd mat II should DE- as nearly la po,''Dl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
THE SUSPENDED NEWARK RANK

IT is probable tina: the compromise offered by the
directors Of the Mechanics National Bank OF New
ark will come 70 nothing owing TO the failure Of
some of the creditors TO accept the terms of the
directors. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company. whose deposit is 5000 900, has not nc
also failed TO respond. The Essex County Board of
Freehoders will also probably decline to enter into
any compromise Of the large debt due the county
III advance of decision by legal tribunal rs 20
what extent the directors are individually liable.
number of individual dcpOsitOrs have not vet sig
nifsd an acceptance. The proposition of the d.
TectoTS depends upon the acceptance of all the cred
itoTs Meanwhile, only eight days intervene before
the time will expire for the compromise 10 90 into
effect. Receiver FIelinghuyscn has paid 100000
Oh account Of the 25 per cent dividend TO creditors
general meeting of dcpoSltors has been called Tor
next Wednesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
ABANDONING HER INFANT

Mrs. Emily Russell pleaded euily to the charge of
being disOrdcrly person before Justice Bergen,
in Brooklyn. a few days ago she walked into the
Butler Street Police Station with well drcsse Il
baby, about two weeks old. III her arms. She said
she had found the child on the sidewalk in front of
st. Agnes's Church, at HOyt and Dcgraw-sts 1t was
ascertained on Thursday that Mrs. Russell was the
mother Of the child and that il was born at No 100
D0uglass-st., where Mrs. Russell had been living for
several weeks Her mother and sisters live at No.
l22 Thirty eighth-st, while her husband has been
in Colorado for time. He is expected to return
sane when she left her baby with the police She
was remanded TO the Jail TO await sentence to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
ApITIFrL CA.E N JERSEY CITY.

An uuu.ualy pitiful case Of restitution and
death wa discovered yesterday in the tenement
house No 1853 SycoHd-St Jersey CITY. The family
is named Williams, and about three weeks ago thc
father was attacked with smallpox. The neighbors
were 50 much afraid OF the disease that they neg
lcctcd 10 render any assistance. Mr. Williams died
seven weeks ago and since then tie family has had
nothing to live except the slight assistance they
received from the Ovrrsacr OF the Poor Two wee ks
ago one OF the children diet OF dphheria and ycs-
tcrday two other children, eight years and The
other one year old, were lying dead on the floor,
whlo the mother was Frustrated with an attack OF
variolod There Yves no food or nOuIiShnent of
any kind in the house the furniture, bedding and
crockcry had been sold piece by piece. since the
fathers illness, 10 buy food, fUl and medicine.
until everything was gone, and but for the kindness
of the landlord who allowed the faIcilv 10 remain
in the rooms rent free, IT would have been out on
the street. Tire mother and children had suffered
severely from lack of proper uOur~hmcnt. County
Physician Converse and Health Inspector Benz amln
had The motheTand two remaining children prompt
ly removed to a hospital, aud arrangements were
made for buryug the bodies Of the dead Children
The County Physician says the children dld not
die of smallpox, and that il is probable that they
rlShcd from actual starvation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
SHIPPING NEVS.
PORT OF NETWORK JAN. 20. 1897.
ARRIVED

Steamer Lake Winnepog (Br. Stewart Liverpool Jan T.,
with mdsc and passengers 10 Seagcr
- GERMAN FRI, DariegIa', Hayro Jan T. with
mdso and passengers To Louis de Beban.
steamer Caldera Fr De Beye Narcotics Dec 49, Pal
Is Naples Gibraltar 30 with passengers
10 Louis de bebian,
FanboTOugh OBI. Whitehurst Trinidad Jan 4
barbados B. Luoia D. Martinique - mica Antigua
H. 81 kits ~ with mdse and passengers TO Outerbdge
6 Co.
steamer AhOs (Br Pearce. Jacme Jan 3. AuI Cages T.
JeTemie ., TT Marc g. Petit 0oaye and Kingston Ja 49,
with mdse and passengers to Pin ForWOOd & Co.
Steamer Mcclellan, Bllups baltimore, mdso and
passengers 10 Geo II Glover.
steamer Neeus Bease, Boston, with mdse and passen
ger. 10 II DmOCk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
THE PARTHIA ASHORE AT QUARANTINE

It frequently happens when two more steam
ships are coming up to Quarantine at the time
that a special effort Is made by each TO secure the
doctor first, and the pilots standing, on the bridge
give directions as 70 the limits OF safety for the
1ovenents of their respective vessels TO catch the
doctor first means saving OF several hours In land
sng passengers and unloading cargo Eayly yeSter-
taysmshin st German of the French line, were ap-
bToaching Quarantine at the same time, and it was
n matter Of doubt which vessel would first get the
that The st. Gerluain, in coming TO anchor, did not
give the Par,hia room 10 approach Quarantine;
hence the Pdrthia vent fast aground about 100 feet
from the shore at the Quarantine Station. Efforts
we're made TO back of, bu- the vessel held fast.
Two powerful steam tags ere sent down TO her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
ADDRESSES ATAN ANNITERSlRY

Alfred H. Colquitt, Governor Of Georgia and tho
Rev Arthur Brooks rector of the Church of the In
carnation, will address the Young Mems Christian
Association of this city, in Association Hall next
Monday evening, on the occasion of tie twenty
ninth anniversary. Tickets may be procured, with
out charge at the rooms Of the Association at
Twenty third-st. and Fourth ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21

assistance but failed to pull her off. The cabin ana
storage passengers were transferred with thG .l
baggage and brought 10 the city. Still the fatnla
renamed fast aground. Lighters were then SEM
down to the steamship to receive the cargo Az
S23 y. M she was pulled of by the efforts Oh NV
tugboats, and she anchored at Quarantine; ~ u
believed that the vessel has received no dainae9e
from going ashore She will, however, be surveyed
after dlschaTgIng her cargo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
AN UYMtNAGEABLE FIRE APPLIANCE.

Ere Commissioners German, Y il Gott and Pur-
row. Chief Engineer Bates, As,istantCmct shay,
cx-Chicf Engineer K,c.iaud, cy-Alderman Norris
and n considerable number OF tIemcm ana insurance
men went 10 tie Battery Yesterday TO witness the
trial o( now pine intended 10 ccndcnec and change
the direction of a stream Of water. The inventors
asserted that il would aid materially IN reaching
fire that with the present pipes would be nicu', OF
access The nozzle OF the pipe is adjustable an! Is
intended 10 divert the stream IN any direction:
The inventors said that two men could
EASILY control it, The force was supplied by che
steamboat. Havcmcyor, and the water was thrown
through 100 feet OF hose. Chief of Battalion
McC1bc, five hrcmcn. and the two inventors had
charge Of the pipes. Various ordinary appliance,
were nscd, pipes varying IN capacity rom three 10
one and 1nc-haIf inches being tested. Then the
pipe was tested beside OF the ordinary ones. and
hardly held its own. the stream from the ordinary
pipe being more solid aud reaching further. HE
nozzle of The new pipe was then adjusted 10 throw
the stream az right angles. The effect WAS startling
Tie lilcmcn who were holding the pipe and the in
vcutors were dashed to the ground and rolled over
and over in the mud. while the spectators IN the
vicinity were thoroughly dreuched. All effort, 70
capture the pipe which was thrashng arouud Ike
q maGdcncG snake the water flying IN all directions
we're futile until the water was shut Of On the
steamer. The Fire Commissioners age not yet con-
WINGED that the new invention is an Improvement
Oh the OLD appliances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rreroort HOuse-Senator j. ID. Cameron OF Penn
svlvania 81 James Hotc- Congressman Richard Crowley
Lockport, " 81 Denis HoteiIProfessoE Truman d;
A i On Bos OF New.H aver. HOFFMAN H0Se-N. u.
Sperry OF New. Haven 100 FYdh Avenue Hod-Lieutenant
Coonel DIgby Milonghby, Of london.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
4 BooTBLACK KILLED BY A NEWsBOY.

Pasqual Popa, age twenty nc, an Italian boot,
black. was fatally injured at Ihirty-;hlId-st. and
SiNth-avc., on Thursday evening. IN a quarrel with
Joha Maguire, ag" nineteen. a ncwsbOy. Iopa Kept
a b0otblacRs stand on the corner where the ARRAY
took place and Mcguire sold papers for uewsdeal-
er whose stand adiOined the Italians. AT O'Clock
on Thursday evening the young men got into
quarrel about their respective rights on the corner
Mcguire picked up a wooden horse that supported
the bench upon which his papers were placed and
fellcd Popa TO the ground by a blow on the head.
A crowd gathered in anticipation of fight. but the
cOmbatants sncaked away, the Italian complaining
OF pam IN his head, and the newsdcalcr beng III
fear of an approaching policeman. From the tcsn-
,nony of eyc-wItntsscs Mcguire was the aggressor.
Popa went TO his home al No. l13 SulliVan-st. At
9 o'clock physician who was called found hlm SUI
ferng from concession Of the brain, and shortly
before midnight he died. The news was sent 70 the
Twenty-ninth Precinct, and Captain Williams
sought Mcguire He found him al o'clock in the
morning at his home, No. 451 West Iwenty-scy-
tnth-st. and arrested him. Mcguire said stubborn
me" He was taken before Coroner Brady, who
committed him 10 the Iombs without bail, and sent
Thomas Toy Of No. 229 West Twenty-scvcnth-st
u witness Of the affair, TO the House of Detention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
A GERMAN SHIP BADLY DAMAGED.

The German ship Magdaene, which came IN yes
terday. was seventy-two days In making the voyage
from Hamburg. and had succession of heavy
gales throughout the evidences of which were
striking as che came UP the bay in much damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21

corditior OAthc north coast of Scotland begin
ming on November o. she had fearful hurricane,
with tempestuous seas lasting several days III Ine
conrse of which the bulwarks the port side were
crnsbcd in two boats were demolished and the
cabin and forecastle houses were so badly broken
that both were filed with water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
DR.. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteess elegantly coated 81 an
orders Of The stomach, liver bowes Kidney bladder
Diseases, headache constipation oo-yrnc--, Indigestion,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
MARINE INIELLIGENCH
MINIATURE ALMASAC.

Sun rso, . 40 Moon SETS 7jS CLOCK fast irn A
suH JOj Moon souths, 1903 MooHsasc, days 2
HIGH WATER TO-DAT-A ".
Sandy Meek. 900 Gov. Island. lO47 Hou Gate. OIL
HIGH WATER TODAY. NJ
Sandy Hook. 9.25 Gev. Island lll3 Hell 6ate... O38
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
NETWORK, JANUARY, 1882.

THE Sun for 1851 consumed four million one
hundred and niucty-four thousand thee hundred
and ninety-onc G19i39u pounds Of printing pa
per in its Daily, Sunday and Weekly editions.
This is equal to sixty million seven hundred and
seyenty-two thousand six hundred and seventy
seven 90, 772, 677i copies of the daily size.
The actual circulation for the past year was:
DAILY. 80 70l161
SUNDAY. 7O37,60t
WEEKLY ....................... ......... 3l9N,l5j
This gives for each day in thc year the following
average:
COPIES OF THE DAILY EDITION ...i28SiI
COPIES or THE SUNDAY EDITION i35,339
COPIES OF THE WEEKLY ED!GI0S. 67,273
TIE sun has advertising space 20 eel. In the
Daily and Sunday editions its price for ordinary
adyeI isement4 is 40 cents per agate line. Preferred
positions and displayed matter from 50 cents 10
s. 80 per line. In the Weekly 30 cents an agate
line of space; no extra charge tor display. Prefer
red position, - cents 10 81 per line.
Al this price advertising in the several editions of
THE sun is cheaper than its publisher has ever
been able to obtain in any other medium. and 10
has spent hundreds of thousands Ok dollars in
making known THE sun, and the advantages it
offers 10 the business community
THE Sun is published every day in The year, at
Nos 1876, lGe and 40 Nassau Street, Ncw-York
City, ,.,.....,..
Publisher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21

| L clyde
snip Magdaleno Gcrl Meyer Hamburg ~ dnys with salt
and . empty barrels TO Water To CO. s,.no. paaoDo %
days with mdsc to order vessel SGT 10 Madsett
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ss He1 qS s keGscRaw ass g days WIN
Brig Georgiana Geery. Conklin, sala River Ca IL
sohr Reaper lBr Sullivan st John, NIB days with fan
.schr A Pike. Motweu Calais with lumber to Gates
s6sF RG 95. s%s st. John NIB days. with
sGhr Grace Gushing. Mossr Claks Island Me- with stone
schr Mott Haven Collins Calais. with lumber to E
With n MG5aB . %es9Sas2 wqT IN y Ts days
Island light NEr showing
| CLEARED
Steamer California (Br Young London-Henderson Bros
steamer Taaa B oTe SeTcas and punGeo%Bow
steamer FreJa Dam. struckmanu Havre-Funch, Edge
steamer Atlas tBn Low Greytown Lirnon. otcPim,
Steamer aGaTe' r Ee2cke La Guayro Puerto ca
steamer HattcTas' Boaz West Point. Va-od Dominion
steamer Cy OF San Antonio Hines, Port Royal and Fer
steamer Western Texas. Lewis Nassau, NP-C II Mallory
PARK stralsund Ger, Gaase, Lonaon-c Tobias Co.
Brig Alaska tBr Young San Fernando Trina d strauss
Brig sarah CBp. Irving Santos, Braz-w II Crossman
Brig Lctra Porter Port Prince Hayti-Brett Son
brig Harry and Aubrey ,Br', Haako, Bhdgetown Bar
! big Rising sun, GrGing Goorgetown-L W & Arm
! strong.
schr Frank Mcdonnell Kendry Eohmond--J Van Brunt
tchr VIM NOrrel Mccain, somerset Mdss-hacAett :"
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
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LIGHTHOUSE OFF sutRP's ISLAND.
OFFICE 90 THE LIGHTHOUSE BOABD(
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f,.I r.,.t. l,.'t ,,. nth o'r av.IIt,d froul
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f,nr. ID, i,l. .i.r lf,r. md Tho apparatus lights
MIN. aI,lyp moan
i, ,,... i. lin sii. ho son in cl..r weather from
the deck of n ys.c b feet above e sea -. nautical niles
Ile structure rs an IoI tower r.-i!ng flied
concrete. OF low tide
iHc auUtoNmtt" position of t" -hhou5o as takcn from
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ts ,iI lc .I li..a 20. r rro1rinsnt objects n
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JOHN I.OUGEE7,
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AnnOUlceG.rui

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
pREpARED TOR ALMOsT ~ sUFFERING.

Francis Z4bIi>hy was arralgncd Tor sentence 'r-
fore Judge CowiuI yesterday II the Court OF Con
eral Sessions having been convicted Of a>saUltng
lis wife Ambrose II. Purdy had been retained as
his counsel but was not present at the tIial owing
10 an engagement In another court. He appeared
Yesterday however, and asked that the prisoner
should not be sent TO prison for the offence OF which
he Rad been convicted lie explained thai lie was
90 - youug man IN his office; bat he had DO doubt
that the case had been conducted more ably than
le would have done IL himself. To this remark
there was no difference Of opIuIon this point. Mr.
Purdv further urged, az a reason for ieucncy that
his mother -in-law had lived IN his family and that
replied that a mothel-In-law in the house and Mr..
Purdy for counsel would De sufficient 10 drive
aes ed ,hat the Court should consider the cirCum-
stances in mitigation Of the offence. Judge Cowln9
said that under all tn" circumstances, re though
the reunirementS Of justice would be filled Il he sen
orced the prisoner to The Pentenary for one year,
md lie did 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
MARRIED n HASTE AND NOW REprNTlNG.

Justice Barrett in the Supreme Cogrt; ChamberS,
granted Yesterday an ord r directing MlaEo &, ~
den TO pav 10 h's wife, Annette +. ll,Gen weekly
allowance of go for alimouy and 500 as counst'
Zee Tie order was made M SUIT brought 1S MIS-
Tildcn Tor n limited divorce. The marriage cere-
mony was performed in March, 1874. by Justice OF
the Peace. The only witnesses OF the marriage We're
MIR and Mrs. BOStwick. the parents of the BRIDE IL
was agreed AZ the time 10y al concerned mat we
marriage should be kept secret, ANA that II sAohd
he given out that the young people were engaged
Mr.. Tdcn was at this time about eighteen years
old. AID intended TO take his degree a. Harvard
University before lie introduced his VIE 10 Tie
MIS- Tnden alleges that her husband in
1875 ceased To visit her, and neglected alter
ward 10 act toward her either As husband or
lover He subsequently went 20 Europe. and when
he returned he did not re for her le has, since
the marriage. by the death of his father. William
Tilden, come into property valued at hall NIL
lion dollars. Mr.. Tdeu on his part asserts that me
marriage was invalid and was CONTRACTED when
wine had partly clouded lis faculties. Moreover
Glrs Tiidrn was older than he, and had taken an
unfair advantage of his y2uth ana ncXper'nce.
The marriage was only intended to be an engage
lneut fir IN winch they had subsequently released
one another. Mrs Uldeu had confessed toa aeIb-
crate design upon him. lie has began an ACTON TO
have the marriage annulled In reply 70 the charges
of fraud Mrs. Tilden asserts that her husband
faculties were not CloUdcd by VINE, ana mat ne
had not been IN any way oyoTTcached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
new JERSEY.

HoBykEN-Joln MIyin longshorcman, who
lived IA Jac>~ou-st, Newly OH, While engaged yes
Icgday Afternoon in repairing some hosting gear On
the steamship Critic. Iyng at the IRON per Of the
Delaware. LackaWauua and Western Railroad, fell
from tHc Top OF mast and wa3 instantly killed. lie
was fifty years oi az, anI had Wltc anu four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21
NEW.YORK CITY.

The Aru,v and Nary Journal publishes this week a
list of 800 naval officers arranged in the order OF
precedence determined by board of which COmmo-
dore Febiger was president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21

SAFrS-Iarge stock of fire and burglar proc
safes all sizes makes GCeIt Oarg tins. EMORY 20 Ncsey-