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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-19

STOCKTON, July 1Ssh.-Wash Bsrdo, the
brakeman On the Oakdais train, who was in
jured ct Harrington yesterday, had his left
leg snputated little below the knee last
evening. His condition is very critical. He
is st his home st Oskdale, where he has a
wife and one child.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-19

EUREKA, July lSsh.-Mrs. William Ezaer
ick, wife of a prominent merchant OF Eureka
YVES to-day turned over to the authorities al
i sane.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-19
AgVEEEIsEIgENz MEEFIoa.
Auctions To-day.

Langh-m Hotel-D J. Simmons ( Co.
4. C. Suyder's furniture-Sherburn & Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
A TALE OF A MONKEY.

An Italian organ-grlnder, YESTERDAY afternoon,
regulation British army uniform drftcd into Mott
st. III the rear of Police Hcadquarcr., just before
big Italian tenemNnt-b house. While the organ
nIac--the place 10 the tune of the Blue Danube"
The monkey CLIMBED a telegraph pole and looked IN
the windows of the tenement for possible pennies.
that held him and looked down complacently on ms
master below. The frantic efforts of the latter to
climb the pole drew together crowd Of 600 spec
tators Italian after Italian tried to climb she pole
IN vain and the crowd greeted each failure with
wells of delight All the Italian women IN the
ncighborhood brought their children to see the ut
The dimnu.ivc beast was finally lassoed from the
root OF the trpcmcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
FIVE PERSONS POISONED.

At Oakland. Bergen County ~ j. nVes iallI I
named John Post, who, II aduliioh 10 ull'Is No
farm runs urist mill. The mn y S,tudJu ~
tGa houer and the -four for the family baklng Is
icu, i'm two barrels for the private use OF the mouse,
hold on Monday Mrs. Post went 70 the mn dnu
tool The last of the -four from one OF these piileIS
with which she baked oa,en o. it' et down to
oumpnss for dinner The party ilat 81, Gown ". 10
The meal consisted of John IOSt, MIS- NAY "s'
lNrl1uctlon Post. Eddie CCllaN, age nv, 'ii'
,Mrs Catherine Hines. All these persons were en-.
dnweI with good appetites, and SO they ave he"ltIH
M Tho toothsome dumplmSs About ten minutes
after rising from the table the hye persons
were attacked with violent pa III the sIoihaCn
and vomiting DIR. McWtlv. of Pompion' was SEM
f and he worked hard to save their lives. lie was
successful. and when MI Post was wei enough "
talk Or. McWithy informed hm tnai ne Su'p ',i
thp uartv to be the victims OF arschlca poIs;iIb
Their rood appentes. he said had saved tlelr ives
nv ca,'siny Them to take enough poisoned loOd 10
incfc its rejection by their StOnachs ne NIc.!ihS
NJ tln uoisou are uonc of them fulY recoFer,,H'
was not able TO be moved until Thursday ana yes
terday she was sill regarded as IN clltctl CuH
dlton Mrs Post was stu cGnhhed TO llle nus ~ L
Yesterday although considered G1t ol Ganger, ! ~
rest are able to be about, put sun suneI i'''"' "
the throat md stomach. L.,
The Story leaked cut yesterday. Mr. IQst hau
communicated It privately to the oihcer OF 'ht iSW
and had related some circumstances when lea MIN
to Susnect n man well known IN the ncighborh00d
THIS man had wanted to buy some clder ron ,li.
Post vino would not sell him any on ACCOUNT oil MS
drunken habits, On the saturday ofloIe ,Ho - ~
sonlur occurred Mr.. Post him skulklng ao"ui
the mill and thought that he acted as II ne Wl>Deu
10 avoId notice Mr. Post remembers also tH'ti ne
found the lids of his private -four p2ireis dlSt
aud that things about the mill were III Disorder Out
bn nri6 little attention to these circumstances at
the time The bread which was baked from, tAe
same flour as the dumpllngS has been preserves NV
d. McWithy, who has scrapeh up aISo az VI Inc
flour thai he could from the barrel OF when he mas
sent l. Ttion 10 this ctv Tor analysis An arrest
within a short time Is considered probable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
RrGISTFR,S OFFICE NOTES.

The purchase of a lot on the east side of Fifth
ave- about - feet north of Sixty-sixth-st by Syl-
vcster NJ. Hamilton for $4,000 was recorded IN
the Reg ster's Office Yesterday.
Ex-Alderman Stephen Roberts ana wife ycstcr-
dav sold piece of p;opcrty at the southeast corner
of Fourtb-aye and Observation-Disclosures
0ndst for SOB 600 10 Martin Roberts, of thls city.
The sum If $4,000 was paid yesterday Tor q
piece of property on the northwest corner % Broad
and Water Sts to William 4. Martin by hermann
Iiorfer and Mr. Martin purchased for 5000 600 the
apartment-nou>e property, Nos 2il to 247 west
FOrty-t hlTG-st.
Ex-C Coroner Thomas c. Knox has acquired at a
cost of So 700 house on the east side of Madison
ave. about % feet south Of One-huudrcd and
twenty -second-st., op pOstc Mount Morris Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY \.
TILE cnMMI-NIPAW OIL FIRE.

-r,t-rN-
- ne or THE VICTIMS NOT RECOVERED
'hh "u,TF ENGINEER BATES or THE FIRE
,r,. ,,i,o If the great oil fire at CommuhlpSW
rug .is;tcd Yesterday by large crowns Oh Pcop,c'
", IIerbert the widow of the assistant supelIn1
ssit ,Sbo was one of the men killed, Wanuci1ru
aons of grief were pitiful large gang OF men
nlon' mt 10 work searching Tor the
N Wa "a" and tEev began by cutting up the
;ron casing Which was blown of tank NO py lhe
nax,iosion In one place some bones, winch WcIo
snpnosed 10 be those of human being, were i9uhu'
but when they were touched tney YER DIS
dust In another place some more bones "er1 MT
coyercd and they were picked up anu put Nv Hi
n kec II is not expected that any pooles
will be found, as 1t IS peIeFeu A. e. &C.
they were cremate1 by the intense heat OF ,He NE
md the brroiug oil Men in boats dragged me
ailt rin froi NJ the works thoroughly during the
Iav INT fnrud no trace Of the no lies. III Is now
generally believed that the SIX men VIZ VIZ
caupht NV the iron casing OF tank NO. wien IL We
blown OH by tie explosion, and that iiIeS WI nI
pinned TO tie earth and burned by the pIaZ'hs o'i
as If flowed from the tank. 3, =, ,,:.o n,
Chief Engineer Bates Of the York ERE pc
partment said yesterday IN talking ahout Lnt t i
In the OIL works 1t surprising 10 me tnde ' i
comnanies who own such oil WORKS do not na4 it
provision for cxungulshing nicS ~
OIL tanks saw some experiments 90. GO
rhc foot Of West Fittyninth-st, several fr rIs
ago. which made it appear hat niincS III a 5ai
tanks of oil can be put out quicKiy anu - 70
Wafer is worse than useless III hlich CdSS CIV
smother the fire IN large on idnA "ouu o ,he Gra
Ia posspc The right way is separate VIC II IL
trn,o thoo which burns only at the suilace' III
thr rxnrrlmrnts winch witnessed, pcrloIdted s"'
nnn. were land at the surface OF the OIL anu ga
was forced through the pipes. ne hdlhes Wa 49,
lifted away from the OIL DIV inc puIlIiIe s. ,.,ao
stopped suddenly and cold AR was 1orceu 'hlousD
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brer0Ort House-L. de GcOfrOy, Of the French
and American Caims Commission fdh teHue 10
tei-Congressman william -. Washburn, Of Minnesota,
and Judge Theodor, Miller, OF The NcWGork Court OF
Appeals ... VcforiO Acknowledgement j. q.
Farnsworth Of Governor Clcvcland's stan Gra1d
IIObl-GcUI-c H. Sloan. Of Oswc-O. LrtreU HOdw
Professor Peter & Mcnc West POirt, and Daniel Ma
gone OF OgIensburg 800. NiUterdR House. Wilidin H
Rugglcs Ncw-Nufk state superintendent Of Puzzle ln-
strdctIou, and Leutcuant-t commander f. W. DicSlhs,
u. s. N.....ASi0r H0uSe-EX Governor j. Il. Page, OF
N.rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
TO PRACTISE SKIRMSHING.

Company G., of the 9TH Regiment will take the
ira I'm at $40 a. IN. to-day for Tarrytown, and will
then march TO YOnkcrs. The company Will carry
1000 rounds Of blank cartridges for the purpose OF
sklrmisniug practice on the line OF march The Vet
eran Company will accompany the active company
as will also Cappa's hugle corps.
At a meeting of the Veteran Corps OF the com
pany last night the following officers were unanl-
mOUslv elected: Lieutenant Lyman Tiffany captain
in place Of Captain John Kemp, recently elected
major: Sergeant William Mooret, heutenant Cor
poial William T.. Calender, sergeant, and private
Henry X Van Lick, corporal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
WHAT'S GOING On TO-DAY.

March Of Company G, Of 7th Regiment, from larry
town 70 YoukCT-.
Coaching tubs drive 10 Islp, l.. l.
Columbia University lacrosse match Polo Grounds.
Normal College alumnf meeting at college chapel
observation-disclosures bah match Polo Grou ads
Annual meeting OF Tain-nauy Society.
. Commencement OF Training school for Nurses at NO.
SJ2 LeImgtOn-avc.
Crescent athletic gaIncs at Manhattan Grounds.
Opeu!ng OF Washington Baseball Park IN Bro kyn.
Meeting Of Mayor EdsOn's " Cabinet al city Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
PREPARING FOR THE BRIDGE OPENING.

The preparations for the opening of the Bridge
week from next Thursday are advancing rapiay.
Major General James JOurdan has accepted thc
posltion of Marshal OF the Day. In addition 10 tue
parade Of tie 9TH and 23d Regiments; guarH1 oi
United States Marines from the Navy iaLu
will be detailed by Commodore Upshmr al .n 3
BROOKLYN terminal station. Santes Will 10 H!eu
in hon0r of the President. as he walks over 'i'e
bridge from the batteries in the Navy 1ard anu III
Governors Island. With force of 400 men at "oIk
the completion Of the bridge for the opening eA-
ercises Is beng hurried forward and 1t IS expeclu
that everything except the arrangene9ts T 1pa
the trains will he in readiness on May "a ne
final coat of white pant is beng put on the cables
snsnrpiers and STAYS. The tablets will be put on
the towers next week. They bear tne
names of all the trustees since the WORK
brgau and of the officers and engineers.
The station building at the Sands-st. terminus
is approaching completion The mons heau hdS
not been removed from the gable end III obedience
TO the dictation of the Brooklyn Aldermen. Inc
chased by the Brooklyn City Railroad company,
are being torn away and Car-tracks VIII be lald on
the ground next week so that cars can he started
or the opening day. ,..
A meeting of citizens TO protest against tne acuoh
of the trustees in opening the bridge on the }nerns
birthday will be held In National Hail. No 800
Fulton-st.. BROOKLYN. tonight. Congressman Kob-
inSon Aldermen DlmOn and McCarty, Thomas kin-
sca and Others have been invited to speak,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12

branch of the service he said be had been Learner
in this CITY, he thought, could subdue hre IN un'
usually quick lime and without causing any uRh .o
essary damage by water 1t is the intention OF the
Commissioners to make every active fireman IN the
service familiar with the use OF light Scaling lad
ders which will he carried hereafter on the NOON
and ladder trucks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
RadWay'S Regulating Pills!

Perfectly taseless elegantly coated for the cure y an "
orders of the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder malaria
In It's various forms diseases headache. c0ap
ton costiveness Indigestion dyspepsia btholsless Dplt
fever Inflammation OF the bowels piles and all
OF the internal viscerL PRICE 70 CENTS PER boA
sold by all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
COMMON SENSE COMPRESSED.

IT Is DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN DOZEN LINES
uF REASONS WHY TARR ANTS SETTER APER.
lent SHOULD BE PREFERRED As CORREC-
TIVE AND Alternative TO EVERY oTHEB
MEDICINE ~ USE FIRSTLY, 1T ALLAYS FEVEhi
SECONDLY IT CLEANSES the BOWELS WITHOUT
VIOLENCE OR PAIN; THIRDLY. IT TONES THE
STOMACH; FOURTHLY. IT REGULATES THE FLOW
OF BILE; FIFTHLY 1T PROMOTES HEALTHY fEn
SEPARATION; sIXrHLY, 1T RELIEVES THE Sl1lEsr
FROM UNWHoLESOME HUMORS; SEVEN Till -
TRANQUILIZES THE NERVES: EIGHTHIN, II Al
Upon THE BLOOD AS \ DEPURENT; AND LAslhL
IT FORMS ONE OF THE MOST DELICIOUS CuoLI-,T n
DRAUGHIs THAT EVER PASS ED DOWN TIE lh"''''
OF AN INVALID. SOLD BY ALL DRUOdi9l7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF SEW.YORk. .......... FRIDAY. MAY H. 1888.
ARRIVED.
steamer City OF chester tBr watkins Liverpool May l.
Queentown 3 with mdse and passengers 10 Inmau IS Co
Alhambra Br RHrquhar ~ Johns, NJ and III al
fa1 with mhse and passengers to : III seaman. 49,
Cyphrenes ,Bfl kTOgh st Kills via Phadeph
with mdse " X Botland 49,.
steamer Chatahoochee. paggctt Savannah days. with
lndse and passelEeTht 10 Henry Yonge IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
li4 TeIingtOn-ave. between Goth and 3Oth.sts
Hours : to !. tot Diseases Of tho Nervous system
GenitO Urinary Organs Impotence and Stenlity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAME
FONLIGN PNRTS.

TONpOv. NAY lO-Salled steamer AsSyIan Monarch OH
Harrison for Sew- York.
Passed up tho Cuauncl-Stc1rcr Belsculaud tBelgl,
or mn FROM Now or. prl - ON her to Antwerp
LIVERPOOL. May ll-Atrved Auots Guil'rmO span
Laklsraya from NcwDlolus April 81 Palestine I'D Nhlte
way. from Boston April @S
QuEfS-roN.. Va, IL Arrived. steamer Abyssnia (Brl
Bent ey Sew York May On her way 70 Liverpool
sailed steamer manic ORR, Kennedy from LlyeIpool
hence Tor Sew YORK.
BRISTOL NAV l-Aruvcd. steamer oomcrset OBJ, James
from New I'rt April -. $500
sOUTIANrT 80 " y I'D sailed steamer Fudd i'tib lo'
from Bremen hence Tor New-lork.
DUBLIN. MAY u Arrived, steamer Buteslr0 tBr, WILSON
from orleans ATrl IL.
ASiwEgr. May IU. sailed steamer Jan Brcydel (BciGp
NeW-lprk.
BrkSfrS. May lO-irrycd CoroullA (Br Batty
from Ncv.Or!"iu.. Antonio Br. ~cl0ornc to.
sailed steamer HoAcnzo orn Ger. sander for New York
DOMESTIC PORTS.
boston. Nav ll-ArIlyed steamers Gstriin (r Icask,
Liverpool. IafuoatI Brl Pike ~ John, b. ID N Miller,
UoNcs. BAN more. NowYor. Han. IT, John, NIB Neptune
Tor.
CLEARED. steamer. lBr puiton. Everrool CranctBr,
Robinson. New lorN Dominion tgivo,t. Yarmouth, NH
PHLAlzLTuA MAY ~ Aiusrl. steamers British Princess.
Ti',. I.'rf poo commonwealth NAn hIa anu Mayho"er
IiyI son. Sew York.
cleared steamer, norman, SIcacIson, Boston Ann Eliza
Mtr.rlL Ntw York.
BALTIMORE MAY ll-Arriyci steamers Iranoveuan. Ste.
plous Liverpool saxon Icchy. kingston t1ricnla FOD-
ius,u, ami Fanny C.dw4.aGrr. thaucr. Nrw-Iork
trIfe' steamer Josephine hpm-nu. Moore New1Ork.
POHI ROYAL Nav -Aruvei steamer state OF Texas,
RISK FrruAudinu Tor Sew OH, ana proceeded
the Passcs-Arrvcd steamers Cha.mettc. Reed. and
Loui-..n,. ta. eI New York.
Sailed, steamer WaudCrcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINfATrRE ALNANAN.

Sun rises AZ sets o. Noon sets Moons age days
HI5H gArER TO-DAY.
4 M-Sandv HOOK. -; GOV. island. 0l7: He'll Gata. 20d
r. Ms Audy HOOK. 10. GOV Issnd. 045i de Gite 23i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12

cheerfully add my testimony 20 the
value Of E,y's Cream Balm as a specific IN
the case of one IN our family who has been
seriously debiliiated with Catarrh for
eight wears. having tried Intellectually
other rem edies and several specially dos
tors IA Boston. She improved at once
under this discovery, and has Iegained her
health ana hearing, which had been con.
sidered incurable. RODL w. MERRILL,
Grand Rspids, Mich. 30 cents. by mail or
druggists. ELYs CREAM BALM Co.,
OwegQ, n, Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12

Steamer Delaware winn9tt Charleston days WIN muse
ana Sbo, sr Low Philadelphia in ballast to P
Ship Harvey Mills Young Liverpool 26 days with nd'e to
Bsr1 nTa mds tn oe G' vessel to parker
Rsrx Omega tan FassPn lo caser Eros 40
Bark AUST DroOus Trieste 20 days Win muse
BarE Cavalier r, chrstoncrsen Hamburg 25 days with
BARK Commerce CBr Gswey. Cadz As days with salt and
Rsrs Vrpnca Sor petersen Hamburg CO days with
md.e to order; vessel to Punch Edye a Co.
Dec @aEt With initiate Of soda 70 Oracr vessel BownE
BARK Elizabeth Mary r, Ley MaceIo 80 days with
to S order v 1I1 to FGu l1"S" Co.
BARK Fritz smith (NO Larsen Cienfuegos II days Win
sugar to order; vessel to { Tobias & Co.
sUNsET-wind At Sandy Hook light w; cloHdy. At
CITY Island, light. NV cloudy
Arrived yesterday
steamer state Of Pennsylvania BIZ Richie Glasgow April
81 % with mdse ana passengerst0 Austin bAlu"n
steamer Danos (Br, Martin, Catana march TX saIans5
April Messna7 Palermo TO- Gibraltar q, win fruit 10
steamer Richmond Vincent Norfolk with mdse and pas
Bark Bygis GER Andersen Padang lO7 days with mdse
BARK ulrka sweD Geadgren. Macco SO days with sugar
to ORDER vessel to Funch Edye & CO. =, dovs with
sugar and honey to Mathessen vessel 20 master
sugar Taylor Co: vessel TO waydel CO.
BaTk Eliza Barss Young, Boston days in ballast to h
Bris cacclatoro Itaq Romano. Lisbon 80 days with salt
and cork 10 SlOcOvich & CO.
CLEARED.
Steamer Greece (Br Pearce, LQndon-F W Thirst
England Br Hecey, Liverpool via queenstown
steamer saiduian Br Dutton Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Bclgravia Br Hutchinson disqualification
steamer Warwick BIZ. Lobbett Brstol-w D Morgan.
steamer Archi@eAe tiaB Viola Mediterranean poris
steamer Waes. nd lBelg Nickes Antwerp-Peter Wright
steamer plautyn (Belg}, Scott, Antwerp-Funch Edge
steamer Rugia GER, Abcrs Hamburg via Plymouth and
Chcrbour.- kuuharlt & GO. ,.-..,-
steamer IIemdah DAM Johanscn Copenhagen. Stcttin
steamer Em6cton (Brj, James Hata1-simpson, spence
steamer Tunstall iBr Mackc Halifax and st Johns NJ
steamer Reliance Carpenter Rio Jaqeiro, Para &C. via
81 Thomas and Newport Ncws-C and BrIzl Man rs 20 -
steamer MAYNARD sumner Cousins Maracnbo VIA PeIth
steamer Cooan tiH Anderson Hamilton. Bcrmuda-A
steamer ITS Of san Anlonlo Hines Port Royal and Fer
steamer Wyano,r Hnrhcr' Norfolk, city Point aud Rich
steamer " Garrett. to,tor Batmore-J Erems-
VI Hal, Nlimin ctOu, Dc4-A ADD'tt
Bark Probo Utah, CaneIo Beyrout syIia-IoWcr q Ma
BARK Kronos (Nor Jacobsen, AalDorg Den-Funch. Edge
BARK Borgyn CNor Olsen, bergen Norway-Funch. Edge
& co. .---,-.,- O. -.
tprk Surprise toomb, Cidif- Bcanzaran g Flores.
Bark Albatro-s Nor @uud4en. Lond0u Funch Edye co
~ tt ia r KIN, vrt;iiI Nh ! " Parker & CO.
BARK Adolph Engier. Mclpman. Havana-Almlrdll a CO.
lax Reindeer, Mclean 81 Pierre Malt Iio"Ol4uEe
Brig Brt,nuia Hocthkls,, BHdgctown, Ber-H Trow.
BIZ Ernst Elliott characterization, watson Co.
SAILED
- ships Bertha and Johann Friedrich Bremen Craigal.
r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
LONG ISLAND.

NEWTOwN-BaIhara Sacne, age fifty, disappeared
from her home on Tuesday last Late on Thursday
night she was found the old race track, pear
Corona in "a dcmcnjed and exhausted condition
Her recovery Is doubtful
LONG BEACH.-Ncarly all the cottages have been
Ist of June Thirteen suites of rooms I'm the hotel
have been rented at ~ 900 per week. The marine
railway from the hotel to Point Lookout is being
repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12

Flies, reaches, ants bed-buoS, rats, mice,
crows chpmuuks cleared out by Rough on Rats Ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT.
Announcements.

Brummclls Caramcs (namc on each wrapper)
are very popular, rch mellow aud delicious.
EXCESSIVE FATNESS RELIEVED Ivy nourshing
non iattcning food. HRALTH FooDCo, ~ 4th-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
EVERYBODY SHOULD Know

that with Pylc- Pcarinc they clean house in one
time. more easily and better than with soap. Abs
harmless, but beware Of limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
PEOPLE WHO ARE GOING TO EUROPE.

AN INSTRUCTOR WHO WAS INSTRUCTED
, christopher Hoeu, Of St. Louis who has been In
structing the new Life Saving Corps in the use of
sealing ladders, started for his home yesterday,
carving III his pocket set OF highly compliment
tarv resolutions which had been passed by the Fire
CommIssloners. lie expressed himself satisfied
with the proficiency of the sixteen men who have
been In training under him. While teaching one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
Jersey CITY

Mary Ca1rcy, age thirteen of No POI Van Worst
ST. was playing with younger slst"r in the yard in
the rear of her homo yesterday, when stone step
fell from stOOp in course of erection and struck
her upon the head, killing her instantly.
Dr. James II. Ward. of Newark, who, it was sup
posed attempted to commit suicide on Thursday
night had entirely recovered Yesterday morning
and went home III company with his wife. DIR. Ward
regrets the publicity gwen 10 the story, AS lie had
not the rcmOLcst intention Of taking his own life.
lie came down from Newark on Thursday to bid
farewell to two friends who were gong to Europe.
They drank n great deal of wine and the doctor
being uuaccus toned to II, became greatly affected
by II. lie procured drug 10 counterfeit the ellec j
of the wine before going home, and took an over
dose of it, which rendered hlm unconscious. The
empty vial found by hs side led to the impression
that be had attempted suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12

FIVE animals averaged So, 400. The second en-
went TO J. " NJ. Willis. OF Marlborough n. d. hls
hat five areraninp 81 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12

Steamers katie for London: Guiuaro Kingston Ndee,
ships Bertha and Johann Friedrich. BreMen; trIlga.'
4mburZ BsGns Harry DougaSs Autr, Java AT'ita,
Lisbon. Noya<our Bahia Reindeer II Pierre Tuck ~lng
Havana, American Loyd- IT Thomas Ado'ph Engcr cen
luc-os Scud rott spain. Llla, Philadelphia Brgs Caren
Port Elizabeth. Brtrutc, BIuauocs. a.,
An, hOicd at city Island, bound out-Bark surprise LOT
lAlIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12

The Bank of Banks, at Fifth-a,ve. and Forty,
Rank and additional directors have been added TO
the Board. The list at present stands as follows
A. b. Hepburn. F. A. P. Barnard LOOMS /; White
George II. Potts William N. Bliss X. J.. Edwards,
lanes d. Fish. William L. Strong. Nicholas F.
Palmer, william B. Dnsmore, Elliott F. Shepard,
William II. Onion. John H. Van Antwerp and
Leland Stanford. The bank is expected to be open
in .Iuup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
WOMAN AND HER CHILD STABBED.

ThOmaS CarmicNAoI. age thTIv-sevcn, a man on
di,-ipatcd habits has been boarding with his sister,
Rosannah WIcfel, at No 6ji Water-st.. for some
time. Yesterday morning. while COnyuls"d by
dciuinm trcrncfs he stabbed her in the region Of
the heart with poe kct-k knife and cut her infant
in the neck with the same weapon. The woman
her condition Is considered critical Justice Pat
tersou at the Essex Market Police Count. committed
him to the care of the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
CLOSE OF TuE Cattle SALE.

Co.. which has been going Oh for three days at the
American Institute building closed yesterday.
One hundred and seventy animals have beon sold,
and the total amount realized was $o303O The
Breeders Cup, subscribed annually by several
members of the Cattle Club for the best average
price obtained for any five animals, was awarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12

rnr nm nrNrrIr nr MARInN FOsTER.


There were q DR. IS parade review and promenade
concert at the armoTy of the 22d Regiment last
evening. There was large crowd present, and rs
usual on such occasions. The lamps >houc DER far
women and brave men, The regiment made fine
appearance in its uniform of white, blue and gold,
and went through varions movements with stcadi-
ness and precision Ii mustered about COO men, aud
was under the command Of Colonel
Camp. Brgadicr- General Ward was the inspecting
officer. The regiment band, led by L. ). Gilmore,
furri -bed the music