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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
STATE RESERVATION AT NIAGARA.

FxPlNsE OF MAXIM sURV US AND MAP.
A meeting of the Commissioners OF the state
psarwa1,nn M Niagara was held yesterday Al t'r-
Noon In fine office OF Andrew III. Green at NO %l4
Rroanwav William ,rshener presided, ana AL
tho otnsr commit sI0nerS-MarIn Is. hhuer-
sou, Andrew Ii. Green. SHERMAN ,, hoT Tns
and j. Hamp0en Robb Were present: Inc
co,re.pondeuce between State Engineer lhohiaS
TveTshe,i and Mr.. DOrshelmer III regard 10 the
o. gnrers r, quest thai the xpenses oil making lhe
sufye, aud maps of the reservation lie paiu OUT
the fumes OF the Commission was feau IL was VoItu
To upnroprl tie $500 OF he Comm ssiohS FUNDS 10
tbs purpose III adoIton 20 the $l. 900 appropriated
on August 20. subject 10 the same CONDITIONS une
W b,cn Inc Iai ter VAS appropriated. lhesc cOn
ditiuus are that the expenditure OF the nohet sud
a.. mad subject the approval OF me State Coh-
froer AMI tue subsequent audltinI OF tne Coin nla
sIon The Staie Engineer was present ana sta'ed
that the expense oil making the survey up W
Angnst % naa been $906 46. lie thought tnat the
map coulG be bnshed III month anu
-Four or nve days would DO heeueo
tC complete The survey. = A., ..;
There WAS a long discussion OF the question
whether OF not any map should be hnlshed oeI"ie
The Comm,-sion hao decided upon tue SIZE and
shame of he small plot OF ground TO ne taken at tno
So tnern end of the reservation AT forl DHy. ~
was finally deciied that the Commissioners shnnld
meet al Niagara Falls at noon on Srptemnrr 20 u
decide mon the form and SIZE OF the piOt. lnr
State Engineer agreed 10 nave MS map Oh tne
oronnd tiulsned by hat dale. In reeard 10 ne
SommIs,Inn or the State Engln' eTs Once paving
f,,r tn. survey II was decided mat Inc engineer
shouId r,oort to the s ate Controller what addi-
the regula, men in ols "fdce ana shonid also sehe
de, aled account OF the additional expenses III
curred so mat the Controller could declde wha'
fund to draw upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
A GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST MAYOR PETRY.

There ~ little cOinmotlon in Long Island Clty
over some remarks made by Alderman Gleason az the
meeting OF / &c Common Councli on Tuesday night.
A debate was III progress over veto Sent tu lhe
Board by Mayor Perry OF res blution calling upon
the Commissioner of Public Works tn advertise Tor
propo ,a.s Ia hght the streets OF the city. lhe
Mayor based his action on the ground that con,
tract already bet Nern the ORIGINS Au ual
GasiIgnt Company ami The city. Alderman Gleason
openly asserted mat the Mayors actOi susi aiming
the gas company was aciuated by the fact that
Homer a. Nelson, who az Mayor Petrys counsel III
n proceedings against eI-Mayor DeBevOIse to GUST
him from his oica. ALSO counsel To the gas COM
pany. " .
he letter Company, d ubtless," SAID the Alder
man, has paid MIR. Nelson fees IN Mayor Perry .
SUIT The Alderman also declared hat he nad good
reason TO believe TINT a bargain had been entered
into between tn Mayor aud the company, by
VIII Gu all the work OF the company u be done
NJ hc Mayors tnsnup. he Alderman cndravoTed
Ia have a committee appointed 10 investigate the
matter, but unsuccessful. IL was said at Hun
ter's Point last night that the friends of Mayor
| Perry anxious 20 begin proceedings at once
against the Alderman to compel HIN TO retract hrs
statements, That are SAID To be- without foundation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06

"There was great feet in the hotel park
last mite" wrote Mrs Quickrcn from Saratoga to ner
husband In the city. He replied by return mall; MY
dear wish you would out IN the wet grass az
night Burlington Free Press
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Annonnce nenta

BODY BRUSSELS CARPETs.-Great sale. 0oO
pieces best ave.frame at 81 70 per yard. 49,
sHEPPARD KsAPP & Co., sixth ave. and l5thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06

EARL & Wilson's "shOrt band" Collars and
bcad.edge cuffs are the best sold eyerYWheEa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06

Don't die in the house. Rough on Rats. )"
Clears out rats mice. hes roAches beLbusa loc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
STATEN ISLAND.
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.

YONKERs.-Charles F. BelkDap, age seventy.six,
Tuesday evening of paralysis He had suffered two
previous attacks. but was about town an hour be-
fore III died.
WHITE PLAINs.-George LOCKWOOD, cattie
brokrr living near Stamford Conn.,, visited White
Plains Yesterday, and preferred complaint against
Seth Jones' for stealing the yoke OF oxen, which
the later sold 10 Charles ii. Brown, OF GoldeRs
Bridge, on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
Considered lncurabie.
III EATING WERE A FELONY

If EN- I-'U !" 71<1' N -
TT comm NOT BE MORE TERRIBLY PUNIsHEI
THAN BY THE ToRTUREs OF INDIGESTION. "at
rNnUPE THEM EVERY DYsPEPTIC KNOWS Ok
o,rorJT TO KNOW, THAT TARRANrs EPFERvEs.
CeSr sEL1ZER APERIENT Is specific fos
THE COMPLAINT WHY THEN sUFfEh ~
SHEER FOLLY. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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", W. SHARPE & CD,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
II PARK ROW, NEM YORK.

displayed ana
OF with estimated cost OF insert
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THE SINKING OF THE TUG HAwLEY.

A report was made to the Local Board of Steam
boat Inspectors yesterday by j. W. Shackford, cap
tam and W. A. DAY. pilot, OF Jay GOulu's yacht
AIalan a. II contained DO facts additional 10 those
already publisher IN The Tribune. aud blamed the
tsptaln Of The rug for the COLLISION.
Inc agents of the tug said yesterday that the rug
had been located, aud wound at once be raised.
TLey SAID that they would begin no suit for DAM
ages until the collision had thoroughly been inyes-
ugaled.
SALE OF LONG ISLAND CITY PROPERTY
Under an order OF the Queens County Supreme
Court IN a foreclosure tue Globe Life lnsnr-
snce Company 225 lots aud the homestead Ut the
Hopkins estate in Ravepswood. Loug Island CITY.
were sold by auction yesterday. The prices realized
we're said 10 be unusually good. The house with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06

line. and by next week it's lines will be finished as
far south as Columbia, = u, and In mon'" "
Charleston and Savannah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06

az have used Horicks Food for Infants and
Dvspeptcs with great Satisfaction cordially recommends
OF digestion, aud OF great value
20 delicate atom chs -E Guernsey NJ - Vest 70 ST.
New York experience HOrcks Food Tor Infants
Justify In recommending IL win conhaeSe'
give IL the preference all other uces OF the
J. H. MoCeiland. VI. d. 3l6 Pennsve. Pittsourg, fenn;
Book Of children sent Tree Aoricks foou
Racine. Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
Announcements
The latest swell color for gentlemen's ne,,-
all the 90 In London. 10 the ~Mspe" To DO had mi,
KNOX.
AnnouncomentA
THE LATEST FASHIONS.

TIE LATEST FASHIONS.
Here is chance for whole column about bonnets s..
ers dresses bankerchiets y0ves other
which might tho ladies' immensely But ,nst M.
mammas xious about their nc onea aud TIA vn
girls of summer trips, the matter health n ysS
mo IT, The prime question Is how ward Cd summed
and keep perfectly well And the IL at hand n
lie moment without Perry Dayis's Pain Ker nj ma ~
brushes al the d OF the season. II taken in dina ~
fortfy the system against attack. ~
HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D.,
IA LNxinytou-ave betwesn 18th anf 4 Dt1 ,tt
Hours to ., to l. )isel3sS ot ca, Jsrsoi, yyttsn
0enito. Urinary Organs Impotence Sterility
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CURED for refusing to pay his fare. audit is thought
he was attempting to steal ride on tho train that
LONG ISLAND.

he attempting to steal rlde on tne Tram tnat
killed him.
LONG ISLAND.
AsroRn.-The funeral of DIR. James D. Frask
took place at ST. Georges Episcopal Church yester.
day afternoon in the presence of a large number ?f
spectators among whom were the Mayor anu nearly
every member of the city government OF Long
Island City and representatives of the leading fam
lilies OF Long Island.
LONG ISLAND CIrY-The Conrad Poppenhusen
Institute al College Point has recently become the
owner of about sic. 900 worth OF vacant lots in the
villages Of College PORT Flushing and Wbitest0ne.
The trustees of the Institute have made application
to the assessors to have the lots exempted from all
taxation. The application was submitted by the
assessors to the Attorney General. who has decided
tEat under the present law the lois are not liable 10
tax and in accordance with the Attorney -Generaps
opinion they have all been stricken from the assess
ment roll "A serious danger threatens Hunters
Point in the event OF the breaking out OF hre, as
there il scarcely any hose tit for use In the civ:
James Comisky chief of the fire department. stated
yesterday that there were not over f'een lengthsof
hose in the Hunters Point district. The hose was
nearly all destroyed at the recent coufagration at
the Daylight oil yards Mayor Petrv opened sew
era proposals to supply the city with hose vester-
day, and the Board OF Aldermen have agreed TO
meet FRIDAY to pass upOn the bids..--.Patrick
Fitzgerald, the pedesI Ran, who was appointed a
member Of the Board Of Aldermen on Tuesday
night took the oath of Office at the City Hall yes
terday in the presence of number, OF trends, who
warmly congratulated him upon his elevation TO
Office
STATEN ISLAND.
CIIrToN.-A fight took place yesterday in New
York ave. between Town Constable Philip ke ney
and Edward Quinn. soldier from Fort Wadsworth.
Kernev beaten to insensibiIty, MS skull Dring
frac ured in two places He was conveyed 70 bis
home. and when Coroner Ambrose Went there to
take his ante-mortem statement he had not re
covered his senses. Quinn was arrested ana taken
before Justice Kane, who committed blm 10 me GUS
tody of Lieutenant Rowland at Fort Wadsworh
Lieutenant Rowland. ordered Quinn 70 be placed in
the guard house. Quinn says he acted IN self de
fence and Kerney struck him first. At last accounts
Kerney was still unconscious 1t is sand that both
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06

LUNDBoRG's PERFUMES,
EDESIA AND MAREcHAL MEL ROSE
Selr-inhcted starvation weakens the st0m,
ach GAsTRNg gives 1t tone. Aids Digestion. soid oy III
druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06

Tie steamer Devon. OF Bristol, whch arIl'en ui
,bis n,,rt Yesterday reported having experienced
heavy gale. aud high seas throughout the voyage.
When inc Steamer was in latitude Az. Longitude
40 she encountered a remarkable severe s'orin
winch blew up from the ouiueast. The WIND
changed from ulheast TO northwest IN twenty-
four hours The Swedish bark Aukath"r; whlcn
arrived al this port yesterday f0rty-slx DAYS out
from UulI England reported that she encountered
a hurricane on August 20 III latitude AZ" longitude
60 which carrled away her fore and ndlh-'op-
Gallant masis WITH yards and sails. The barometer
Tell fo 2S 30 while the storm was In progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
, PIsroL EXPLOsION AM CASTLE GAR

Threr men went 10 Castle Garden ytsIeruay
morning and tried to force their way lnto Tue
western ca e. where the redoubtaole john husssy
mounted guard. lus,ey lore bly, eJrcted one o tne
men. at the same time hitting him light tap Win
his cane A plst0i IN the hip pocket OF the man,
{" being loaded, then and there exploded, ana Tue
three TO * to their heels. THIS gave rise 10 sehsa
tinnaI renoris of an attempt on lIussey,s lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
NETWORK CITY.

At the money-order department OF the Post otnc e
Yesterday 1877 postal notes were issued anu @~'
paid. ~
Patrick McAleor a mason. age sxty-three OF No.
241 West Thirtietf-st fell from scaffold at No
AZ East Forty-n lnth-st. yesterday, aud was killed.
The Citizens Savings Bank, at the Bowery ana
s,z.. the addition being q twin brown-stone-troht
building.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-06-01
CONNECTIONS.

A. With the South Carolina Railroad from
Charleston.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington and all points North
thereof
With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road from Charlotte and all points North thereof
H. with Ashevllc and Spartanburg Railroad
for points in Western North Carolina
Z. With y. and G.. Div, Il. and ID. Il. r. from
all n"ints South and West
d. With A. and {. Div, II. and d. r. r. from
Atlanta and cyond.
l.. With y. and c. Div, r. and d. r. r. from
all points South and West
+. With South Carolina Rail DAD for Char
lesion.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Wilmington and the Ncrth
With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road for Charlotte and the North
Il. With Ashcville and Spartanburg Rail-
road from llcndcrsonvile
III. With \. and G. Div, II. and D. r. r.,
from Charlotte and beyond.
Standard Time used is Washington, d. c.,
Which is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia.
T. VI. X. TALCOTT, General manager.
j. w. FRY, Superintendent
Nj. SLAUGHTER, General Passenger Agent.
ID. CARDwELI, Asst General Passenger Act
April Is II IF
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flew out at her Probably the neighbor-
hood Of the graves may have disposed her
to BE- alarmcI, She went home, told her
story, and fell down dead at her fathers
table. There is class of idiots who think
it amusing to play jokes on women in this
manner. To be frighte ed terribly by a per
son IN disguise who leaps out suddenly in the
dark girl need not be superstitious, or in.
cliacd to believe in churchyard spectres. The
suddenuess of the attac.s might startle even
man of strong nerve for moment. To
girl, still more child, such an attack may
mean simply murder. When other chill.
drcn are guilty of this peculiar cruel and
senselcss joke their ignorance is their excuse.
They can har'ily be expected, with their
limited knowledge and dormant imagination,
to foresee the dangerous results Of their
amusement. When man is the Joker
it is ardently to be hoped that he may fal
in the hands Of stronger man than he
armed with sufficient stick and skilled
in its use Such cnc should assuredly
not spare for the crying Of the hardened
fool who makes himself nuisance to neigh
borhood, and who in this case has brought
grief to respectable family.
RECLAIMED LAND.-"Walter," said
Miss Bublcr to the ardent suitor who kneel
cd at her feet, cannot marry you; for
some time have smclled whishcy on your
breath. L can never marry man who
drinks, for | am secretary OF temperance
organization" The young man rolled his
eyes in an agony Of matrimonial despair
and solemnly hiccouyhcd
"Then you 90 not love me-" he said.
"Oh, DO not tear my heat. l do love
you with condensed affection, but you are
a drunkard, and cannot marry You this
evening"
"Melviua, you want me to say some
other evening, SO you can accuse me Of
rcvampins an old gag"
"You laccratc me 1t is the drinking
that want you to stop. Ny decision is
liual canhot marry you unless you re-
form. Promise me that you will sw, ar off,
~ wi!l," cxclaimcd the young ma2, aris-
ing.
'"For how long?"
"What is to>day?'
"Tucsday."
Il will swear off until Wednesday"
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SHEPHERD OoGS.-Our readers have
doubtless since childhood heard of the
Scotch shepherd dogs and their wonderful
sogacitty, (almost amounting to rcason) but
'ew ofthem, probably, are aware that these
dogs have been introduced and ar. now
being used in their favorite work of ofkeeping
sheep within hundred miles of this place
MIR. Walter L. McArthur, of Montgomery
county, who is probably one Of the largest
sheep owners in Georgia, has for several years
had two of these dogs, which. during that
period, have served him we'll and faithfully
in the care of his hocks. They are so very
Intelligent that at any time they can be
trusted to either watch their charge or to
drive them to or from pasture, no matter
what may be the distance or nature of the
way, a command from their master being
all that Is necessary to secure prompt obc>
dience. The sheep composing Mr.. Near.
thurs flocSs were purchased from several
different persons, and each particular lot
naturally remain together and rather sepa-
rated from the others, each of these punches
being designated by the name of the party
from whom they We're purchased These
dogs can, at any time, be sent far into the
woods for specified bunch, it only being
necessary TO give its name, thus: "The
McClCud sheep," or 1.-THE Nash sheen"
and failure on their part to bring the
missing, is reckoncd among the phenomenal
occurrences. As matter Of course, these
dogs are of immense service to their owner,
and the gentleman who gave us these facts
says he doesn't believe that $1,000 each
would buy them. So strong is the instinct
in these dogs to watch and keep together
all animals of kind, that three puppies of
the above mentioned dogs find their chief
enjoyment in driving all the poultry of the
yard in,o some clear space AMI Keeping
them for hours, regaldcss of the fact that
not one particle offood crn there be obtain.
ed by the imprisoned fowls Ga this
account it is necessary to keep these enter
prising pups shut up.
Thcs" facts were given us by gentleman
of this city Of undoubtcd vcracity, who
aihrms that hs has often seen these intelli.
gent brutcs 90 though the performance
above alluded to.-B,unswich Ga y Ap-
peal,
FRIGurENED TO DGArH-No mount Of
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Society Hill, May 10.-Your regular cor
respondent being absent from the State and
just returning fuis full Intelligence OF the
recent murder here has no. bccu giccn to
the p rblic in fact, so tame an account is
| given it looks as if suppression of facts was
purposcly made. After very thorough in.
vestigation it appears Dennis Scott, col
or9d itiueraut musician and barber, occu>
pied shop attachcdto or near by the drink
ing saloon of Wilson & Cannon, agents
Scott used this shop as a barber shop and
to sleep in, and was Sleeping there on
Thursday night, May 3. About l / o'clock
that night cries Of Murder" and then
heavy blows, were heard by people who live
near the shop, and afterwards by other per-
SINS who live farther off on the street lead.
ing 10 the Pce.Dec River. Scott caiicu
loudly for help, and said Aaron Evans was
killing him. (Tbis dil not come out at
the inquest, but seems nevertheless to be
truc.) Tracks Of two persons wearing
shoes were found leading across the fields
c,.', c,.r, w D'N' vas
were found in his shop. All this, together
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TmE OLDEST TREE rs TmU NoVLn. The Oldest
nca in the world, 50 "a" ns any one Nuows, is,
says @&Dr'riJc, the 30 tree Of the sacred city Of
Amarapoora in Hurnah 1t was planted 2SS
Il. c., and is therefore now 2,l7O years old
&ir Jam, Emerson TcmncEt gives reasons for
believing that The tree is really Of th.s wonder.
iUl age, and refers to historic documents in
which il is mentioned at different dates aS lS2
~ ~, 22i. \. d.. and TO the present dry.
"Tp IT, says Sir James, kings have even dcdl-
catCi their dominiOns, i'll testimony of belief
that IL il branch of the ilcntical Gg tTcc
under which HGddhnrc, lire a Ciumcaya when
he underwent his apothcsis.' Its leaves are
carried away rs streamcrs by pilgrims, hut it
is too sacrcl to ioGc' with l:niEt anl thcrcrurc
ihry are Only g'thcrct when they r,!'. Tac
N,"; OAK in }t.nu>or fIcst, England, is i,'Oo
y""ir 49,
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y Hebrew girl at Flmira, New York, has
run off with and married Roman Catholic.
Her parents have announced her death,
covered their front door with mourning
emblcmS and held funeral services.
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RAISING HAIE.-It was one of the by
laws ofthe Heartache's Heavenly hair Raiser
that it be used literally before retiring, rubb
ing it in to the scalp j Just before he went to
bed that night, the man bolted the back
door, put the Cat il the ,wood. shed, came in
whis;ling the "Fatinitza" waltz, danced up
to the clock shelf, and, pouring out what he
supposed to be his hair fertilizer, he mop.
ped it all over his scalp, aud stirred it well
in around the roots of the little, hedge OF
hair at the back of his neck
The glue bottle, by an earthly S9incidenee,
was nearly the same shape and size as the
hair sap bottle. He went to bed.
George" said his wife, turning her face
to the wall, that stuff you're putting on
you- hair smells like pan CT soap grease "
"Perhaps had better go up stairs and
sleep" snared George. you're mighty
sensitive ! You wos'dn't expect that a
man can put stuff on his head that will
make his hair grow, and have it smell like
nv, " ".' ''"' "'''u you
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This particular, bald headed man, like
good many other bald headed men, had to
e'' W anu ou''o '"o nFeS' " hen' nc arose
next morning the sun peeped in at the
window, and saw the pillow cling to the
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FENIlE above Cut represents n section and Gate
Il Of n strong, cheap and durable Steel Wiro
Fence which is How being used at the North
and Northwest III preference to any other kind
of fencing. Wherever it has beer tried It has
given great satisfaction.
1t is n net work without barbs and will keep
out small pigs or any other animals that may
injurc gardens or farm crops.
1t makes no shade and shelters no enc mics
crops or poultry.
1t is just the fence for Gardens, Lots, Lawns
Parks and Cemeteries.
Beng dipped in Rust. proof paint il will Lash
n life time, and is better than board fence ip.
every respect.
1t is easily and quickly put up.
A Specimen Of Fence :sRI Gate
Can he seen Mt the UNION TINES Office where
all information rs to price, Sc, ne obtained
II. nj. ~ -. - eTOKES,
Sole Agents for Union County.
July 30 30 tf