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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
TWO CASES OF SUICIDE.
SHOT BY THEIR OWN HANDS.

SHOT BY THEIR OWN HANDS.
A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER AND CARPENTER COM
NIT SUICIDE.
j. NJ Otto, proprietor Of the Coonnade Hotel,
met Patrolman Cunningham, OF the Fifteenth Pre-
cinct near the hotel entrance at No. 726 Broadway.
at D. m. yesterday, and said that O guest In the
hotel probably had committed suicide X. b. Will
son. travelling salesman. who had stayed ut the
hotel on s.veral occasions and who had registered
there on Wednesday week ago. was IN the bar
room at 2 u. on Monday, when he appeared to
be ntoxcate The door of his room bad renamed
locked after he went 10 bed on Monday morning,
aud Policeman Cunningham, who broke IL open at
the request of the proprietor found the body or the
man on the bed. Wilson had shot himself In the
right side of the head with revolver OF large
cahbre. The condition. OF the body indicated
that the suicide was committed ut least twe1tylonr
hours previous to the discovery. Coroner Kennedy
was summoned TO the hotel and he removed the
body to his place of business ~ Pear-st.
Wilson was about thirty-hve years OF age and I'M
married For two years he has been travelling for
John NJ. Mars d. Company. of No. 81 Barolay-st.
Mr.. Brady, manager OF the company. stated that ne
knew no motive for the deed wilson had JUST re,
turned from successful trip to Canada, and had
asked and obtained leave to visit his mother aud
sister, who were staying at Silver Lake tie was
popular with the trade; in receipt OF good salary
two years with Tarrant IL Company.
chemists. of No. 81 South Greenwien,st. A. Tar
rant 81 Comoanys II was said that wilson was con
sidercd good hand there and was dong we'll he
left in order TO better himself tie was OF nervous
temperament but nothing was known TO ms as
credit. Wilson's mother aud sister went TO the cor
oner's yesterday.
John H. Thomas committed suicide in the after
noon at tho Carlton House, at William aud
Frankfort SITS. He was carpenter, about
thirty -five years old, who first came 10 the
Carlton House to live Last fall: After
living there for two months he went 20 Florida TO
spend the winter. Two months ago he returned,
and at 4:30 Yesterday afternoon the hotel clerk
went TO the room occupied by hun and found him
ly ng on the bed with pistol beside him and
wound IN his left breast. He had evidently been
dead couple of hours. The probable cause OF the
suicide was the fact tnat Thomas was In the last
stages of consumption. Though his baggage was
searched nothing could be found which would gave
a clew as TO who where his relatives or friends
were He always seemed, white at the Carlton
House. TO have plenty of money, and he never
worked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
CELEBRATING A woMEN's HOLIDAY.

Half dozen Chinamen walked to and fro in
Mott-st. yesterday in holiday dress, their queues
sbiuIng with oil and fancifuly braided an their
waists encircled by spacious garments With flowing
sleeves aud double row of brilliant but ops. But
ali their gay adornment could not hide the melan-
choly which marked their faces. They were SOL
EMMY celebrating national festivity-the seventh
day of the seventh month, the wonens holiday
and celebranngl &c without women. On August
of every year in China the most jealous
husband mas no excuse Tor preventing
his wife from gong out In the streets
TO religious worship freely as the men.
There are only two chinese women IN YORK
and the day was not observed by them after the
national fashion. Besides the half a dozen China
men III holiday attire that was no indication in
Chinatown of its observance, hut the office OF
Wang Ching Foo, the Editor OF The Chinese Ameicaa
was the meeting-pace OF many OF his counrymen,
including the SIX promenaders, who discussed the
lonely condition of their lvesso far from home aud
feminine consolation. In the evening several sup
pers were gwen by fanlliesin Mott-st. In obser-
vance OF tbs day.
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effect that the National Insurance Company, OF OF
American business Concerning the rumor OF
his own appointment as resident manager ioI
the United States Senator Herman nag
resapdine tie managershlp had yet been completed.
The National translates both fire and LIE Dasl.
brs T, -. The company began business in Canada
several months ago.
Among the visiting underwriters Yesterday was
H. Lyleburn. secretary of the Delaware MUTUAL
Safety Company, of Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
FEARS ABOUT THE BARK SHIRLEY

The bark shirley. which left this port on March
z TOR Valparaiso has not yet been reported at that
port. It was thought that she would make the
passage III 100 days. and much anxiety 10 felt at
her nOn-arrival. She had on board miscel laneous
cargo and one passenger. ID. &. Hicks. junior men,
Der of the firm OF Winchester 81 Co, OWNERS and
agents of the vessel. Mr.. Winchester said to
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that ne bad not given
up nope OF tho vessel arriving safe IN
probably. been disabled. She is q
comparatively new vessel, having been built only
two years, and was regarded as staEch. She Is
commanded by w. 5. Gibson. an experienced navi-
gator. The vessel registered S56 tons and had
cargo of 500 tons. Both vessel and cargo in
sured. The shirley was last spoken on April 8. of
Pernambuco.
There IS some anxiety, too about the ship John
Harvey which LETT iloo, IN he Philippine Is ands
on March 10 for Boston }. w. Elwcil, Of }. w.
Elwell * Co.. agents for the ship, said that the
vessel not overdue. She had had battling winds
and would not make quick passage, but ne ex-
pected to see her safe in Boston HarDor in few
days.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Festival at Madison Square Garden in aid OF Brother
hood OF Teegraphers .,
Excursion or Tammany Society to Columbia Grove; !.
Eighteenth Annual Excursion OF sunday-Scnooi OF
On rch OF Sea and Land.
Meeting Of Aqueduct Commissioners
Lee Divorce Case In Yorkville Police Court. -.
Executive Committee OF Building Trades at l9Z Tnrd
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HOME NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth 1renue Hotel-Ex-Senator Francis ker.
nan of Utica ard ex-Congressman ID. u Giddtngs. or
Texas 80 Clarendon Hotct-sir Charles Lees Governor
of the Bahamas 81 James Hotek-Judge Albert hagnt
well Of Fredericksburg Va. Aibemdrte h9etES. o.
Hurbut, of Cleveland Windsor HosetIE 10 JnaSon;
Baston N.Y.. Sttnteuant House-Logan d. Roots OF
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DECLARING THE JOINT AGENCY VACANT.

The Executive Committee OF the trunk dine pas
senger agents at It's regular weekly meeting yester
d.,y, declared the Office of JOINT agent Castle
Garden vacant. The duties OF the position were
paced temporarily in the hands of A,elslant Com
missioner Person. The selection of q successor 10
the missing former JOINT agent Booth was laid
over. The payment OF the July pay-rOs at Castle
Garden was authorized. The passenger agents COLI
sidered the Reports submitted by tho accountants
who have been examining Mr.. Booths accounts
but the result material difference IRON the
previous statement OF the shortage The other pro-
ceedings Of the committee routine. No tIdIngs
Oh Mr.. Booth have yet been received.
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BURIED BY rae FREEMAsoNs.

The funeral Of Mrs Mary Jane Marquis took
place at .. IN. yesterday. IN the Church of the
Strangers. Her death having been brought to tue
notice of the Masonic Board OF Relief. the funeral
expenses were borne by he Board. Mrs Marquis
died in destitute circumstances. She tho
widow of Elijah Marquis and belonged 20 one of the
Old and once wealthy families OF VIrginia--the
Aanjsms. The services were conducted by the
rev. A. H. Clapp, OF the Congregational Missionary
On'en. About twenty-five peop.e were present, in
clnding Mrs. Smith. the dead womaI's daughter,
T Tno appeared 10 be the only mourning relative.
, nne COME was OF dark stained wood WITH silver
.mnoun.ingss grave Was provided Tor the BODY in
the dasonic plot at Cypress Hills lad n not been
tSr tne Masons II would have gone to the Potters
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THE ROMANCE oFA RUNAWAY GIRL.

Mss Alice Gilmore, q handsome young girl of
sixteen. the daughter OF Mrs. Hattie Gilmore, q
widow living at No. 113 North Twelftn-st., st.
10 her home from which she ian away about three
months ago. Early III the month OF May Miss CHI
more and hor intlmate friend. Miss Viola Mitchell,
age eighteen away from 81. LOUIS
and went to Chicago to compete In
q contest OF beauty which they saw
advertised In . Chicago paper. The contest was
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Jonn Horrs,
Richard FurmaD.
Inapeeiors.

In the centre OF the sotne there a cup-Ike de-
precision. which was covered when tho relic was
disco ered by OF lead about ght inches long,
six inches wide and a quarter OF an inch thick.
When tins eaden covering was removed SIX CONS
we're found all of a uni .orm shade OF green though
when portion OF The thick cake OF verdigris was
removed II was seen that two OF the coins OF
of silver. quarter Of dollar Of 1906 aud a half
dime Of ISOl three half cents two bearing the dae
1909 ana ons so encrusted with yerdigris To be
IndtstlnguishaDe, but from the flowing hair Of
the figure probably 1893 and copper cent
OF 1910 comprised the collection. No documents Of
apy Kind were found. The stone will be On exhibit
ton al Mr. Ketleman's for the present and the
Authorities of Washington Market intend to give 1t
a MACE of honor in the new building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
DEPARTURE OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

delegates of tue New-York State Battalion of
Knights T.mplar aud their friends rolled out of
the Jersey City station of the New York, Lake Ere
aud Western Railway last evening amid three
cheers Each member OF the party had In his pocket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

INSURANCE NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Senator J. j. Ksernan. OF Brooklyn SAID yesterday
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AN INTERESTING RELIC UNEARTHED.
FINDING THE CONVERSIONS oB WASHINGTON


MARKET-As INSCRIPTION AND COINS.
A stir was created yesterday morning throughout
the length and breath Of Washington Market oy
the unearthing OF the original cornerstone OF the
old market. Joseph irachan was clearing away u
OF orIcks and rubbish at Inc southeast corner
of the market, whrn h. struck smooth. Hat stonc
about four lect below the SUFFICE. The stone, on
being closely examined. proved to bear on
It's face inscription. u was carefully
carried TO the booth OF J. w. Kettleman. Nos. II
ano 20 Washington Market, where IL was on eIb-
btion throug hout the day. The discovery waste-
ebrated by blowing the steam whistle at
Everetts Hotel. The stone is four feet long,
two feet wide and about five inches thick
One end Is somewhat irregular as II piece had
been broken off in santng direction. but IN all
other respects the stone ~ apparently "a perfect as
il was on the day when Il VAS land. The inscription
IL as follows:
WASHING ron MARKET
Erected by the Corporation
OF the City ~ New-York
on the 9Th daY OF October,
A. ID. 1872
Peter Mesier.
JOAN Pe, ~.
MIcnael NJ Titus, Market Committed
Josiah Heddcn.
Augustine III. Lawrence -
JOnn Morrs,
Richard Furmau.
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xAR1NE fS1ELLIaEYok

MINIATURES ALNAvAo
sun rises "a, TOT Moon acts Gas xssus Ara A..
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
<M-yandv HOOK 1l0s goa fslas1 HISS. Ven Oar. -
PM-Saady HosE. lls29; GOV iSsad TX All 0xs HI
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Announcements
DIR. LYONS PERFECT TOorH POWDER
The Best In the World. 25 cents
Flies, reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mica
crows ehipmunks cleared out bv "Rough on Rata" lie
HENRY A. DANIELS, Nj. d.,
l44Isxiugton. ave-. between 29tn All 3)thst4
Hours sto |, So T. Diseases H ii, Nervous 5yJssh
Genito- Urinary Organs. Impotence AMI Sssrtisr
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

YoNKERs-The Yonkers Free Reading Room was
thrown open yesterday TO the public, after having
been rettted. lG wall DO under the observation-disclosures
Of s. Q. vantassel.
SING SrNG-The camp-meeting opened yesterday
morning with large number OF families occupying
tents and cottages. The grounds are IN good order
and ornamented with flowers growing along broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

Johnston, Holloway = 20. .scrt tbes
druggists Of Phiiacelpnia hsndsd the
sopis time sgo eenu s.s 10 send . So
ss u cue 10 two army ossssisnaa
s Asssnra Recently The came 'ss III
to,a til m that 10th ofacsss al ~ xnseee
al sjsp, John O. Fremont oe' ;ss no ~
ia been cared Of CatzIih ~ ~ ~ csnis
ties OF kly's Cream BAIL: f.SRxH w.
mail or Of drugGists- z
Co, Owsse. NJ =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
LONG ISLAND.

FoRT WuLETs POINT.--Owlng to the small garri-
son now at Fort Wilets Point the authorities have
determined to open recruiting station In New
York City. The complement OF the fort Is 2OO
men, but owing TO the many recent dcsertions ana
discharges there are not sufficient men TO garrison
the place.
GLEN CovE-Wiliam Richie, age sixty, was
brutality assaulted Sunday night while waking on
the shore near the steamboat landing. HIS head
was crushed In two places, and his collar bono
broken by his ASSISTANTS, who are unknown 10 hiin
and he was then robbed oil oil his money. no ID
still In precarous condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

NEW DoRP.-The members Of Post Robert G.
Shaw No. 1l2G A. X. have arranged for to-day and
ment at Sea View Park, which thcy call % Camp
Fire" On their programme tor this occasion is a
trotting race, open TO the horses of the leland.
Among the entries is Captain Jacob Vanderbilfs
Boston Boy" together it'll six other horses Of ex-
cellent local reputation. Other races will follow,
and u sparring exhibition has been arranged under
the supervision OF Harry Hill, who will also intro
duco his famous horse "Curiositv." Among other
features there will be by the wheelmen OF the
Island Before the close OF the Camp Fire. q
handsome sword SASH and belt will be voted to the
" most popular member of the Grand Army of the
Republic Among the visitors who have acce pied
invitations tho Phil Kearney Post, No. !. q. A.
beth. invitations have also been sent to General
Hancock and staff.
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I'll. AZ Of whom were. suffering from
contagious diseases. The Disinfeet,nR Corps
d,snfected 4,474 vaults 1,176 yards,
O74 cellars l. 12S garbage boxes and SO miles Ut
street-gutters The meat Inspector seized ~, 73b
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Decidedly the Best.
From ule Cameron no ObserUer.I

VV"tF
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE published at Washing
ton ID C., is decidedly the best soldiers paper we
know anything about. IL is a iarge sepen-column
Quarto flied to the brm with everything of inter-
est the did soldier, and its subscription price Is
only 81 per year. Every old soldier In the land
ought 10 take it.
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v RYBODY PLEASED.
What Our Subscribers Have to Say About the
Waterbury Watch.

The following letters from TRIBUNE subscriF
the general sentiment concerning the worth of tn
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GEORGE E. LEMON.
ATTORNEY-AT -LAW,
once 015 Fifteenth ST.. Citizens National Bank,
P. o. DRAWER 325. WASHINGTON, D. C.
ESTABLISHED 1865.

Pensions.-If wounded injured or have contracted
any disease however slight the disability, apply
EIeirs.-Widows, minor children, derendert mothers,
fathers and minor brothers and sisters in the order
War of 1s12.-Au surviving officers and soldiers of
this war, whether the Military Naval service
battle skirniSh for less period and the widows Of
slCh who have not remarked cutted 10 pension
OF eight dollars month. Proof of loyalty is longer
required in these claims,
Increase OF Pensions.-Pensonl laws more lib
ernI now than formerly and many entitled to
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ISL email make no charges for my seriss in claims
Tor increase OF pension where new disability Is alleged,
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restoration TO Pension Righteousness who
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Land NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of ell from 1880
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hundred and sixty Of land already received
purchased for cash at the highest market rate and
assignments perfected Correspondence invited.
PRISONERS OF Nar.-Raticn money promptly col
Furiouah Rations.-Amounts due collected with
out unnecessary delay. Such claims cannot be collected
Horses Lost IN Servicc-CIairs of this character
promptly attended to- Many claims of this character
eases IS respectfully invited.
Bounty and pay.-CoiIections promptly made.
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In addition TO the above prosecute Military and
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Trade Marks Copyrights; attend 10 business before the
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We invite correspondence from all interested, assuring
them of the utmost promptitude, energy and thorough
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and Assistant Surgeons in the late war, with their
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assistance III the proving of their claims. But two
thousand copies in all, OF this work have ever been
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bought by THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, which has there
by secured entire control of the sale of the book We
Will furnish copy to any person who VIII send
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VyTHFN you have had Caarrh long enough, just send
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EMPLOYMENT AND GOOD INYESTMENT-PAY
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wy ANTED-5oo men 20 send for Catalogue and Price
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YyOW TO MAKE MONEY by SPECULATION.
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WI ANTED-Tbe addresses of David Crounse and
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yFr ANTED--lhe address of any comrade of eth Wis
w 2lst Y. " who were, in May, 1862, Mt Potomac
Creek Bridge, Falmouth, Va, when the trestle
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IT DhUo TO sell our Rubber Printing stamps Sam
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