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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
JUMPING FROM A FOURTH STORY WINDOW

Edward Fay young shirt cutter, who lived
with his widowed mother and several brothers and
sisters at No. $40 East 1wefth-st.. made deter
mined effort 10 Kill himself yesterday afternoon
He had been out of work for several weeks and his
mother had upbraided him on account of his idle
ness While she was ironing in her kitchen, on the
fourth floor of the tenement-house, he procured u
knife and began to stab himself in the breast Mrs.
Fay sent for assistance, and Policeman MeCauley
of the Seventeenth Precinct. answered the sum-
mons. Soon after the officer entered the house
Fay was seen to jump out or a front window: He
was picked up insensible aud apparently fatally in
iured Blood flowed fIom dozen wounds IN his
body He was removed TO Bellevue Hospital. where
1T was said that his injuries were DANGEROUS but not
necessarily fatal.
Patroman McCauley SAID that when he entered
the room where Fay industriously stabbing
himself. the young MAJ made lunae at HIM and
then ped out Of the window. Mrs. Fay told
different story which reflected upon the policeman
She said that McCauley began TO club her son and
struck blow which broke the arm OF a rocking
chair At length the policeman ran out of the
room and her raised u window and leaped out.
She declared that the officer had behaved III cow
arily manner and that it was her purpose TO make
HIM pay Tor the broken rocking chair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
RUPTURE.
Mr. Jo.cpb Morgan describes Ills suerinss fros' sss
. of ,rus.e. and the bencdt he derives from
Dr. sLernnn's treatment.

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from Texas % sSn 20 as sD" on ~ your
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appliance until undFe.s at nshi ven q. o% p y
G AND Il G%1 can ec ,np S s to put
morning Twice lately have .soT ~ and am de@bed 70
mud that nothing TO 10 etn o. 1s ~ obsry
sb when coarhns q coarse do expect eare in 20
short time Dut believe another sN ,hongh one,
Since eft your ecnuS 70 n ~, y9S,
C.Iyo SS wers In a ST. hon %ea called
YORK Office S e s' 2S5 m91' s' a e
debt o. gratitude owed g You aud which ca hever
reUay least maze y0u cguanftt VIII .o
STATE Of nv pre-. nj an! "I eo1unis 10 40 " ~ i'
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and have cat many oi my ~ mas anu H.ns.s'
t0r truy simp yet PgoOGn6y scielunc c0htFance
E en- you roBt 20 'aAe OF eTpaenI cure
the yasi amount suffering aud anxty rerytd or pre-
vented bc Won i'm the bodies mint O fdousaHis now NV
ing is OF Itself sufficient 10 render yOi name HmDIIa anu
iOT yO amOauhentb ~ tciud E"'A az "'
far of period in our history -.o. 49,, an,
Heaven bless sou alt prosper you ahu
gram Won long life usefulness TO your fellow man. IN tie
P"S""i JOSEPH MORGAN.
Ps-Mske what yOu please OF ms ietter. ~ nan
give any assistance the td or SIX eptcal latehS
yOur assistance them to II any reference cohre W
Ing myself needed viii give ~ am We'll known III Dep
ton County and ia Dallas, Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
Using BILLIARD CUES AS WEAPONS.

went into Spencers pool room, at No. 3O2 BOwery,
Yesterday afternoon. to search for ruiiian named
Do!an who was charged with as anti. DOlan re-
sisea whon an at fempt was made to arrest him.
ard two his friends joined III attack upon the
officer. They beat Leary with billiard cues, cutting
his face and head severely and breaking the small
bones of his wrist. Tne other men in TIE room at
length gave some assistance to the policeman
DOian made his escape but one oil his friends Will
IAN Morton, was arrested 10y Leary and taken 10
puiicc headquarters.
As soon AS Norton was locked up Leary and two
oIner policemen went back TO Spencer's place and
tearclied for Dolsn. hey failed 10 find bn, bnt
they captured 4 homas Carney. whom Leary charged
with assault Carney was taken 10 Police Head
quarters suffering from serious scalp wound. The
poiict men SAID that ruiians III the poo rooms
had struck HIM. 1t was said by others that the
policemen had dubbed him IN the street. Both
Ledry and Carney were sent 10 hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
MR. RITDD AND HIS HOUSEKFEPER,

An Englishman, forty years of age, James Budd,
from Boston. who rs now staying at the Vanderbilt
Hotel, was arrested yesterday q warrant issued
BY Justice White, in the YOrkvllle Police Court, on
complaint Of Esther Deitz, German woman who
is staving with her niece, Mrs Thomas Knox, OF
No. 239 East Thirty-Sixth-s,. The Dietz woman
accused the defendant OF threatening her life on
two occasions, when lie called on her.
He also said that he would send a
woman TO the house who would
make things decidedly unpleasant for her. In ex-
planatio of the origin of the trouble. complainant
stated that five years ago she made the acquaint-
ance of Budd. Becoming intimate with him, he
took her to Europe. and while there gave herdeeds
OF property IN Boston and its vicinity worth Sl3,-
900. On re'urniug TO Amer ca he left her, and now
is anxious TO recover the property, and as she re-
fused to give II up made threats against her.
Budd denied the story and explained
that he had employed the woman as
housekeeper, and that he and his wife being very
sick he gave her the deeds that in they died
sha could attend to the funeral etc. Having re-
covered, lie wanted the property and she refused to
give ii 20 him. He MED having Threatened her,
and tho complainant expressing willingness to re-
turn half the property tho case was dismissed by
Justice White, with the understanding that the
matter should lie settled by their lawyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
A HOSPITAL IN MEMORY OF GARIBALDI.

The Italian Benevolent Society, yesterday
through its president, Chevacr G. j. Secchi de
Casali, editor of L Eco d Italia, gave an order for
plans for the hospital which is to be erected
baldi The plan of founding such hospital origi-
mated with MIR. Secchi, who says that Gariba
was Opposed to having statues erected to his mem
Org. Dr Dennis, of Bellevue Hospital, and General
Di Cesnola have become interested in
the work and are assisting III maturing the plans
for the new hospital. Bellevue, st. Vincents and
other hospitals have been visited and inspected for
the purpose of obtaining information that may be
useful IN deciding what plan shall be adopted, 1t
is said that the Italian patients in the hospitals
not treated as successfully they should be owing
10 the inability of the nurses to understand their
language. Toward the building fund $1,000 has
already leen subscribed, and fair of Italian works
of art will soon be held bali for the same pur-
pose will be given in irving Hall next Friday even
ing by Mar,inellis employees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
RICHMOND COIINTY FINANCES.

James r. Robinson, the retiring Treasurer of
Richmond County has submitted his annual fnan-
cia report: showing the following surpluses TO the
credit of the towns: Aid0letown, ~ DOB 80;
Castleton 81, 72S ~; hOuthbeL, pl AGO 90; West
field, $409 81; NOrthheld, $40 80. For the first
time in many years the fun amount OF aH has been
collected III every town, besides an additional sum
of 1000 TOR back prcvi0uslyncgiectrd. he
county tax levy for 1853 Is @los,oOs 63,
and the State tax charged upon
Richmond County IL S25,53l AZ, or In all
$2l4 400 o. This amOun together with certain
Individual town debts IL appOrtioned as follows:
CastletOn, S98.s50 80; Middletown, $42, $50;
Norhield, s35.ol7 49,; Southied $35.2si 40
Westteld $26,O27 81. The new County Treasurer,
.Janes luly, better known as jimmy" has re-
moved the books aud papers of the Office 10 his
saloon on the turnpike at Tompkinsyiile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
FOREIGN STEAMSHIPS TO BE EXAMINED.

Messrs. Barrett, Phillips, GIlespe, COnkIiug,
special inspectors of steam vessels took possession
yesterday of their rooms, Nos 1876 AMI 1877, the
fourth floor of The Federal Building. The law un-
der which they act passed at the last session OF
Congress and makes most of the laws heretofore IN
force III regard 10 he inspection of steam vessels
also applicable 10 all foreign private steam YES
sells carrying passengers from any port OF the
United states TO any other place or country" Be
sides the six New-YOrk inspectors there are two at
each of the ports of Boston, Phlladelpila, Balt.
more, New-Orleans and san Francisco. Each of
the inspectors receives salary of $1,000 and they
report directly TO the Supervising HspectOrGener-
al at Washine tOn. The New-YorR inspectors have
not yet begun the examination of vessels, but will
soon be- ready for duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13


poRr of NETWORK FRIDAY. JAN. IL 1880
ARRIVED
B MKay sPSo y pe1 Sp BrS%n
,ST e. 81 with "d'' and passengers with ma,.
and passengers Louis tie Sebian. .,- nal, nj.
steamer Shoon DGn s Fnneh Eye Co
steamcy Australia GER mex Hamburg a DEC |i VIA
Steamer Morgan CITY, Adams New-Orleans uays' WIN
ea@ep Western TIss Risk FernsnDa aud Port Royal
with mse AMI pSssenseE9 toe days with mdse
and Jenny West Point Va with mdse and
passcngers 70 Old dominion S. co. .. ooo
Steamer saagossa Warren, Baltimore, with mdso 10 'eo
Genera! watnsy Hauett Boston, with "d'' an"
Basow Corwin Providence 81 d,ys
SE As to- O Rayaod vessel to Fanc Eye Co.
sUNsET-wind at sandy IIooi moderate WN"' ciouy'
Al City Island light. NV; Clear
CLEARED.
ste,mor The Queen I,ri Cochrane London-F w Hurst
steamer CITY OF Richmond (Br), COndron Liverloo VIA
Steamer so@STtet BIZ BrstouW MOgand
steamer Columbia tBr' Garrett "laSso"-"'Nue'So"
steamer Nederland Belg, Ueberweg, Antwerp-Peter
steamer Western Texas Risk Port Royal and Fernandina-
steamer Manhattan stevens, Norfolk City Point and Rich
Steamer ROANOKE Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
steamer Rchmon. Vincent West Point va-old Dominion
steamer Virginia Croker. Phtladelphia-wm Clyde &
steamer Carrot Foster South A%oGyFJ S Rr'm'
Steamer GIaucus Bearse Goston-HF DlmocA
Bark Golden STAG, BOY4y, Auer JayaIMchay q ~ DIX
Bark rrvns.t (Br,. Morton, Rouen-J W Parker q Co.
SAILED.
haitian ships John smith, Antwerp raw
Or A. London; Gaatca odeauxi Deu sch anu BFeme III
K Chapman LondOn Nary Troop, sharpness. ..
saile-via Long Island sound-Steaner FrancohiA'
for Portland,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Jan l2-Aived steamers BrOOkfeld Br) Hly
uOld Orleans
BRISTOL, Jan 2-Arved, steamer Warwick DID, LObbett
NEWCASTLE Jan I2-Arriyed steamer Durham CITY tBr.
EREaFy Ian ia 1yed steamers AltOnower (Br), Muir
ray. New.orleaus Dec ID; byzantine (Br Grim"ade'
from y ew.Orleans Dec II.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON, Jan l2Arrved steamers Waldepslan tTl aooIe
Philadelphia; Neptune Berry New-York NeLeus' Bearse'
Sailed steamers Bulgarian. Jiverpoo VILE dc Para and
PHA DRLPHIA Jan 12-Arrved. steamers Genbervic tBr
Dulng Mediterranean ports Panther, Wiley NeWDurypOI
Cleared steamer British Prince Burton Liverpool ri,
sailed steamers saxon. snow Boston, Ares, G00glns Fan
BALTIMORE Jan Hrrvcd Cranmore (Br), Ire
ney glasgow; VIM crane, Tayloe, savannah ,.o.
CHARLESTON, Jan l2-Sailed steamer spartan, Bremen
SAVANNAH Jan ARRIVED. steamer City OF Savannah
sailed steamer city of Columbus, Boston; VIM Lawrence,
NEW. orleans Jan l2Cleared. steamers LampOrt (Br)
! and Historian Liverpool; Chase Vera Cruz
Al the PasacSATrved, steamer E1celslOT, daWtnOIhe
New.York. a. -
sailed, steamers osmanli Liverpool; Camellia, Bremen
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LONDON ian I2--Arrived-27th ult, Cynthia
Sailed 9th inst El.f for New York; llth inst andre
Francesca ChlOzZaUi the latter for baltimore; ii
Cam for Norfolk Marianne Noitebohm Tamora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
MR. MATTHEW'S WAKES aTHE BOYS" UP.

When Thomas c. Acton was Commissioner of the
Police Department, he frequently visited the
stations al times when he not expected. Since
Mr. Actions time it has not been customary for
Police Commissioners TO pay many visits 10 the
stations. The returns received from several of the
nrecincts hv Superintendent WallIng yesterday
showed that Commissioner James Matthews had
spent the-previOus night inspecting stations. MIR.
Matthews went early OH Wednesday evening to the
Mercer Street Station and ms ec ell the building
from attic to cellar. Theme he drove to the
Charles Street Station. He then went norhward,
visiting each station the west side of the city
far observation-disclosures. Crossing over Ire III
spected the station in East One-hundred and
twenty-sixt h. st.. and then drove to the Morrsana
Station which was reached at 4:30 a.. Mr.
Matthews took notes at each station. After lie
went to his Office at Police Headquarters yesterday
afternoon he gave orders for extra stoves to be
placed in two or three stations where lie thought
that there was not warmth enough for che dodgers
In conversation with a RIBUNE reporter he said
/" | wanted to wake the boys up little. i think 1t
wise for commissioner TO sec for himself what is
going on in the stations. Most Of those which
visited last nj. ht were in fair condition"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
SMALLPOX ON THE CASrLErON.

While DR.. Frances Z. Donovan, of West Thirty
eighth-st was on ner way 10 New-Drghton,S. l., on
Thursday on board the terryboat CastietoD her at
tentIOn was arrested by the suspicious appearance
OF a woman ia one OF the cabins. She aitcrward
ilforned J. +. Emmous, president of the New
Bnphton Board OF Health, that the woman had
smallpox. Mr. Eibmons directed the cabin III which
the woman had been seated to be closed aud he
request TO the Board OF Health OF this city to dis
lufecI The Castlcton 1t was learned yesterday that
the health authorities OF Stapleton had fumignted
the ferryboat What became Of the woman with
the smallpox is not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Assembly Committee Privileges and Elections ~
Fifth Avenue Hotel ,r,
Scotch American curling match ut Central PARK
Columbia College Alumni dinner at DeimoncoS
Dinner to Mayor Edison ut Lot0s Club.
Thirteen Club anniversary dinner at Knickeroocker
Cettage. , M.
The Rev. j. G. Ecceston's lecture on American HE
tory" at Cooper Institute. -, , ALL,
Armory . ,..,o, y,
Meeting OF Executive Committee OF A1sciatioh Vi
Amateur Oarsmen at Gscy House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Park Avenue Hotel Governor Thomas NJ
Waller Of Connecticut. FIN Arenm Hofet. Marshai
Jewell, Of Hartford General Wesley Merritt u .. NJ
and O. W. Rogers, Vice President OF the bt. Louis ana
San Francisco Railway Company. Hotel Brtansrtes-
Lieutenant Alexander Rogers and wife, washngfon.
So Jams Hofei-ControIler Ira Davenport, OF Albany
and Henry G. Robinson, of Hartford .Erersn Hour
Nine. Albani- eye ... Windsor Hote-Louls D. flhpuIy
Of Albany. .. Union Square Hotet-Mrs W. b. jackson
{" II. H.") OF Colorado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
EVER NEEDY COMMISSIONERS

The Commissioners of Emigration are in another
strait for money 10 care for TIE arTiy wing imni-
giants at Castle Garden and the sick and destitute
at Wards Island. The deficiency on January
amounted to about $4,000, and, in consequence
employees OF the board have not received their De.
cenber salaries. Secretary jackson was authorized
by the board to draw upon the State Controller
manning about $4,000. but the Controller de-
clined to make any advances upon the ground that
he mad legal authority TO do so since the Federal
head-tax Law went into operation The Commls
sioneTs have sued out manGamus 10 compel the
Controller transfer the appropriation 10 them as
they may need it, and the writ is made returnable
IN the Supreme Court on Tuesday next. The Com
missi0ners aver that the h. ad-tax collected on the
imm grants landed at NewYor is not sufficient 10
meet expenses. The immigration has decreased
while the expenses have increased above what they
would he III summer. If the tax had been collected
when the immigration largest. it IL thought
that the surplus would have been sufficient TO meet
toe deficiency now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13

Rom Bordeaux, December 10; the salerno. from
Hull, December 23 the Faraday, from LONDON
"a; the Paris, from Hayre, and the Rochampton,
from London, December % the Island, from Co
penhaQen, December ~ the Hermod, from hayre,
the Dekuyter. from Antwerp and the Istrian, from
Liverpool, December 20. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
STEAMSHIPS THAT ARE OVERDUE.

The lolo wing ocean steamers are now overdue at
tins port IRON two days t. week: The Yorkshire,
from Gibraltar, aud the PoDca. fiOm MessIna..
UccelnD-Y 20; the Amy Dora, from Newcastle, aud
the LIeighton, IRON Leitn, December Is the Asia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
DR.. Sherman,

And the only Dr. SHERMAN known 10 theubic in conneo
ron Wi the treatment and rupture has NOW be
faVoraby known years the only succ ssiu
practitioner specially IN ms try as thousands OF
all the anl who nave been per-
naueny by his ucatnsnt ber witness he sAo u
cnI who have victmled by nBptu ped qu3cks are
checruy referred % prominent men N this and other ces
VINO have ayaed themse ,es o ~" Doctor treatment
DIR SHERAfAttiS " Book Rupture" gye5 convincing
proofs from professional gentlemen an others Qt his success
iul treatment illustrated with pho oCrIphic p 'ures on
before and after ce a2G - az TO- tDse ~
lem of, Z5 Broadway, New1orS
Branch Offices 10 MIkst BOstOl and JO2 Walnus Pha'
delphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
ADyIsINGA REFoRMERTO USE DISCRETION

Mir. Killman, one Of the members Of the sunday
Closing League WAS In the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday as complainant against ten poorly
dressed persons whom he accused of violating the
Penal Code in selling goods Sunday. Justice
Duffy discharged all the defendants, and advised
MIR. Kiman to use some discretion in making these
charges i'll the future The following were the
Seventh avenue, sold u pair of ribbons TO
child who could not 60 to church
without them; Mary Schumacher, OF No. 2l2
milk. Joseph Ka;z. OF No. ll9 EightI-ave, was
accused Of selling package of cigarettes: John
Iug loaf of bread. Carrie Walinger, of No. l51
Eightl-ave., and man at No. 425 Eighth-avc.
were charged with selling candy. The other per-
SONS arrested were Weinan Slegman, grocer of
No. 225 Eightl-ave. Edward Dunphy OF No. 316
Tenth-ave I; Jane Doc, of No. 223 Eighth-ave., and
Anne Harr, of No. us Tenth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES ALMANAc-To-oAY'
aunr,,s, 72s; SETS $3.50 sets 1925 MOON
gr8g wasaR r"-DAt .r o.s7
p M-Ssady HOOK I2O; GOV. IsIsnd - he""A'" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13

IFA MAN HAS AN ovERCoAT OR ANY OTHER
ARTICLE OF CLOTHING TO BUY HE CANNOT FIND
BETTER OR SAFER PLACE TO GET 1T THAN
RIGHT HERE. OUR CLOTHING HAS A REPUTATION
FOR RELIABILITY BECAUSE WE MAKE IT OUR
SELVES AND PUT INTO EVERY GARMENT THE
BEST VALUE POSSIBLE TO GIVE FOR THE SUM
OF MONEY CHARGED THEREFOR. THIS Is NOT A
MERE UNSUPPORTED AssERTIoN-wE BACK IT
IN EVERY CASE By GIVING CAS- NO OTHER NEW.
YORK CLoTHlER DoESD A LEGAL GUARANTEE
WHICH WARRANTS TIE PRICE TO BE AS Low AS
SAME GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE AND
ENTITIES THE CUSTOMER TO EXCHANGE OR RE
TURN FOR REFUND OF MONEY WITHOUT FEELING
THAT HE Is ASKING FAVOR.
TO STIMULATE JANUARY TRADE WE ARE
OFFERING PURCHASERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO
OBTAIN THROUGH AN IMPARTIAL PLAN OF PRES
ENTATIoN THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES: IN THE
MEMS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. A SET OF MA.
HoGANY FURNITURE. IN THE BOYS CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT A WEBER GRAND PIANO IN THE
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT, A HANDSOME
SILVER SERVICE. TO BIZ AWARDED FEBRUARY /,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13

You can avoid premature grayness by using
Parkers Hair Ba sam. disng ushed Tor its cleanliness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13

Don't die in the house. Rough on Pats
Clears out rats mice. flies. reaches. bedbu l5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
LOWEST TEMPERATURE OF THE WIN1RR.

The lowest temperature this winter was reached
Yesterday morning at O'clock, when the mercury
registered only o Above zero Last year the COLI
f,ll 20 Geow zero. The highest point reached
yestc rday ut Hudnuts was 260 at 33O p. m, but
ia the evening 1t was several degrees colder. A
reported in the South The rivers were full of iioat
lug ice Yesterday In the East Rive River the
By it. The Street Cleaning Department still con-
tInued the work OF removing snow from the
ihoroughfarrs most used. For the third time the
snow was being removed from Broadway last
night A great deal Is carried in rGm the side
streets by moving vehicles. and this Is aGded
ing an average fall OF four inches OF snow between
the Battery and Seventeenth ST., distanc of three
miles. 10000 loads of snow will have been removed
BY this morning. The work OF REMOVING snow mas
ucen continued in Fulton, Wall, Nassau, Broad,
Whitehall, Cortlsudt. Liberty, Chambers, Four
teenth and Twenty-thrd-'ts. IL 10 hoped by
this morning to have these streets IN good
co dllion. The railroad companies have removed
a good deal OF the sno" In West BROADWAY anu
CAuaist. Mr. Coleman expects TO do large
AMOUNT of work tomorrow. There has been good
deal of difficulty IN procuring the requisite
number oil horses and carts. Most OF those
employed are engaged in The regular work
and horses are nearly exhausted. Many OF
them will rest for time and begin extra work this
evening.
In. weather was very cold on Thursday night in
West Chester County. AZ New Rochelle. Larch-
mont Mamaroneok and Rye the thermometer indi-
Gated from 20 to 40 above zero. Ga Quaker Ridge,
in the town OF Harrison and at Sing Sing. the
cury went down to zero; at Pedkskill 10 20 below;
at Bedford to 80 below, ana ut Chappaqua to 40
below.
On staten Island yesterday morning the coolest
weather OF the season was experienced. The mtr-
curry marked 50 at Tottenyile; " at I'll tlngyille,
and 100 at Stapeton. Ice formed in Staten leland
Sound and about the shores. On the island two
inches oi ice were made during the night. Farmers
HAD their potatoes and turnlpB frozen.
Among the telephone stories floating about
IL the following An old would believe could
rar his wife talk distance OF nye miles by telephone.
Ills better half country several miles
away, there telephone, aud the sceptc was
also In place where there was similar instrument.
and Oh being told now to operate he walked boldly up
a. shouted; Hello, sarahW Al that instant lightning
srack the telephone wire aud Knocked the man down,
aud Us no scrambled to his feet he exctedly CRIED
That's sarah every uincl"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13

Use Brummelrs celebrated Cough Drops. The
genuine have a. IL. b. on each drop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
l44Lexingt)1ave. between 18th AMI BE- -sts.
TO l. 20 J. InpOslce, St3rihty DISEASES 81 thS
Geuo Urinary organs and nervous system speclaltes
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