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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Mr.. Louis Aldrich-that excellent character
ACTOR. WHO impersonates 30 truthiully the strong
rugged. tender, resolute ssf-reiaHt reIreSen'".'o
Americani-will appear this week at the Windsor
Theatre I'm Mr. BARLEY Campbelrs ingenious and ehec-
rive drama OF Ny Partner" Mr. Parsloe AS The china
man. appears with HIM Tie 1'OOoth performance
- his pay is TO in the course OF this engagement
"a ,ne interesting event will be suitably com
1osmorated. Mr. BARLEY Campbell has committed q
of literary aud theatrical sins, out tls play OF
.t1 20 ~ redeemins grace, and VIC are heartily
glad that ~ is prosperous n.
The effect, upon the public mind, OF trlilng
with serious subjects, by the production oi
as Mr. Morse's Passion Play" may be estimated from
the following anecdoe copied from Western paper
"Every year, at Christmas, the san Antonio n'ACin,
celebrate kind Of imitation OF the Passion ray,
PastOFes' The Vrgin MarH the apostles, n -
judas IscdrOt all appear and act tbelr paris vh,I bas
last OF the play Jied0s wa. mlsslng 81
become of Jtdds = asked OF the rPect" TJ',s ~.
Peter. with whom he well acquah teu ~, 49, -,
- was the reply; Iast year nad 10 choke MN 10
make him give back the thirty pieces OF SILVER t i,
gave him the play, 30 this year we apo,,ieS "o- wv
him stick his nose inside OF the circus toht
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LIVES LOST BY NEGLIGENCE.

NEW HAVEN. Feb. 1s.-At 1888 this morning a
sleigh containing William Meyers, William Howe,
Alice Franks. Emma Mattram and Alice Holmes,
returning from visit to the skating rink az Merl-
den left Miss Holmes at her residence IN Walling-
ford al Cherry and Centre-sts, and then pro-
ceedcd with the rest Of the party TO the railroad
crossing on the main thoroughfare of the borough,
which during the day is protected by gates, but Is
lett open at night of coal sheds on the south
side of the street and the freight depot of the New
York Ncw-llav and Hartford Railroad prevent
view of the track unit directly upon IT. Fifteen
freight cars were standing on the west side OF the
track. above and below the crossing, leaving only
narrow passage eilccuay concealing an approach
ing tran which came at lightning speed from New
York Mr. Meyer~, who held the rcins drove upon
the track and the train struck the sleigh, killing
Meyers instantly Mr. Howe lived only twenty
minutes. mis- skull being fractured and left thigh
bone broken Miss Franks hal her skull fractured,
and she died at . a. IN. to-day. Miss Maitram sus-
tanned injury of the spine and also severe internal
injuries but fair hopes are entertained of her re-
GOV nv. -Four or five Of the nh ibtant3ol Walllng-
ford. who were wake At the time nf the nccidcht.
are positive chat no whistle wa blown AC"iohcI (,
Jury Nas rp1nclcl 81 O'Clock this morning. ana
a, iourucd T. 1870 for tn taking of test uonN.
There is great md guItIou among the Warrington
p,op.C caused by the report tat the engineer lhlcd
10 blow the whistle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
SUPPLYING GRooALrN WITH BIBLES.

The forty second anniversary of the Brook
Ign city Bibls Society was held last evening III 81
Tobn's Methodist Episcopal Church, Bcdiord-lvc near
Wt.onqt Brooklyn. The Rev. A. =. Hunt, pre,dent of
the society prcsted The annual report Of the secre-
tory. the Rev DR.. II. j. Van Dyke was presented II
showed that the field present covers the entire city
The past year Of the most sncceSstu Ia the
society. one thousand entire blocks had been visited
Including 4O55G familie. aud 740S copies Of The Scrip
nod becn distributcd The treasurer report showed
mat the total receipts year had been SJ,5i5 90.
and that there was a balance in the treasury on fcbru
ary 1883 of $500 80. The Rev. Mr. limit made few
y,t. I'm the coursr 81 which he SAID that the foreign
nrE NJ the American Bible Society OF winch the Brook
i'm Toclcy IA an auxiliary, IL being enlarged IIom no
~ t,,o nj the gible tz now being circulated In eighty
dIGccnt Language. gld dialects TIC sermon IN con
nrciiou with ~ anniversary preached Dy tho kew
william V. Kelley, OF 81. JOunA Church'
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slTrD BY 4 NAGRVs BLOOD.

The man who was found nearly suifocated
Inv oss IN the Po'el Andre, In Wcs' Ecyenti-st, on
SATURDAY proved to bc j. Victor Okerour Of BrooElTu
a sweae by BIRTH secretary for Nj Van
Horn. Of the western Union telegraph Company.
Dr- Ferdinand C. Valentine, Of no. . West Eleventh
81 and DE-. James Anderson ~ N03J UnYer1F place.
were sun,. o1cd La er Or. GarrgIcs arrived The man
vas uulsilcss He Was breathing lr gu NY t'Ncu
lrnrs 10 minute and hs heart was beating Only MY
No tnes ia a minute. Artificial JrtiDn was ms,
en-, h., ed buf at decided 10 apply the fcutnF
~ trsusfIsion Of blood. A vigorous negro -
ark bar Is cg old. with no Hereditary or ht
orlred az sc. offered himself Tor me purpose lf va
ettiue IN IA OF III Gaze, sd 10 IhHL NJ It'IeT
:. We abstfa.teu eight ounces Of blood from me ne
prn,'. arm b at II up in a bowl with FORK ana
strained IN thrcu IA the folds OF n clean, hIc
niece OF tuusln. then dis-er ed up superficial VEN
Ia ne ticuis arm opened il and allowed Few ounces
nj HOOD 10 cHcaDr The nozzle " the rIntue >Thsc
winch ia modified an more delicate MAKE 81 ne common
tnu.Db,l .yriug, was inserted and tie blood tutcttd
ton Tins oDrratlon loOk about two hours Aficr tho
ira IRfu-i0n proceeded VITA OiDer remedies, hupPe
mcnted ~ the use the Gaifc induction apparatus,
and three hour. later succeeded IN recalling tne pa ln
10 partial conscIousuess. but II was not uhth u
D. H. that he was thoroughly c0nscip1s.
wa aware that he Lad left bs home Friday morning
but lie remembered nothing a forwards. ne ava Iot
kpow where ne was what time had elapsed MS we
was sent for and In the meantime ohs sdl1 Inat
he Ina mad some i.ht business trouble tbOuBh ho'
euoueh 10 igsify extreme measure+ Beng unused 10
Okrrburg yeferd4y disramed all intention OF taxing
his fc ana regarded aim self as abe to overcome MS
troubles Trans lsOn Of blood Is more usual remedy
than people are aware or
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DEP.


ATWATER-At Princeton NJ. February l.. 9s5 Profess
son lyman II At~aer D. D., IL D, in the .0lh year Of
and f'ns are s.2ecly y ea T. attend Ri;
Tues Iav February - al 3 , M.
Trains leave p.cUrO1,y lennsyvaniG 4 X.
g. g. H. Mo D" and p nj rs'a'n leave P'"'''- at ''i'
BARD-At West New. Brighton l. on saturday. February
Funeral from Trinity church Newlork on 1uesdly Goth
Friends are SiudIy requested TO omit lowers
BAREEoAIa san FTss eS 'oai F'9r 11g sig, VS.
Baltimore and Washington papers pel'e cop-
BAXrER-suddenly. Friday February l6 1888. Deacon
ReatiTes and Trends aie nye 10 attend the funeral
vices Al hS late residence Fshk village y. Y tuesday.
carlses viii be IN waiting at Fshs
arrival n 5E3 sty Fc SgI Carriages
viii DC in Al Grand Genital Depot on arrival OF IN.
tain from Fishkl. lOjj a m, to convey feauNes anu
friends 10 Greenwood.
Troy papers please copy
BELCHER-At Poughkeepse Y. y. on Friday noon Feb Feb
rSaSra at roughkeeps Monday February 10 at II am
ard ntermeni az sing sing A. 3 % from depot
ltas ,e, i1 al 30 D. n Reurnins arrive in NewIork
al 7;iO Friends aud relatives are respectfully Invited
BRowER-Enterel into rest Thursday, Mrs. Jane Van
Wart. wife OF Isaac Brewer.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CoFFIN-on THURSDAY the 18Th inst at his late residence
No Ga West 5Chst, in the oNth year OF his age Ar'd
Friends are invited attend the funeral from the Nan on
Avenue Presbyt Church corner 2ithst at VSJ ~
on Monday, 18th inst
Brethren OF Kane Lodge No 454 p ana NJ are hereby
med 10 Al teni funeral Of brother Alfred NJ CONN.,
or Watson square Presbyterian Church corner 24ts on
Monday February ~, at 80 !. m - 49,.
GEO CLARK. Secy. ftolp NLAHN'o" 'i"'''''
coLL1ERFebry 49, at the mn yenue Hotel ha MA
wife the @ts John J.. Collier OF ST Loulssio
orrTHRIE- on February 49, at Gallon Oho Henry george
Guthrie. IN the 27th year Of hls age g., -. -. q,
Fuuoral Monday, l9th INST. al ~ oSioeA " VI" '" ~
Francis Xayter's Church, lothst -
r.NEs In pouehkeepsie on Friday morning February 10,
anopeXy Heary Warner James Major petredl United
states Army.
IEwETT-At MOrayia ~ Y, on Thursday mornng OF ca;
Theodore carter Jewett otAe nh Vi
Guernsey Jewett q sons, In the 4d year oil MS age
ne uner will attended Wednesday, the list inSt ~
O'Clock. from the family residence
PERRY on saturday February H. 1888 Geneyieye Perry
DAUGHTER OF Adeiue and the late samuel PeriN .
Relatives and friends respectfully invited % attenu &
the residence OF her mo her 10 'tO
Wrst l5th st. Tuesday February 90 lSo3 at IL a. M
sTONE-At her residence in Lakewood Nj ON The loth
inst Martha iOuug. wife Of William +. stone
Notice OF funerl hereafter
sKILLMAN-At Philadelphia SUNDAY morning, e. Inn
IA after brief Illness Mary X widow oil tho A'o Jon
Skman 1890 ..,o,a IN fuoer,l from
herl residence, No. H6 RemSen-sL' bio"NP"' 49,"
day. the Ills inst, at 2 O'Clock 49,
Friends are kindly requested not 70 senu ho"o
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THIRTY PIGSHEADS IN THIRTY DAYS.

feat that promises to greatly overshad0w
that OF SIR walcott IN domoshug quails begun IN
this city yesterday, when two men started
70 eat thirty pigs' head. in thirty days.
The effort originated in wager that was laid at the an
nual dinner Of Pigs Head Club which took place at
suvans Hotel Grand and Clinton Sta, abOut week
ooo The number Of pigs heads consumed on that Occa
sion suggested the question OF how many 1t
,,a. uo.sble for ono to eat, and
Cannon sts offered bet 5000 that lac could dispose of
,,t u, IA MANY days Daniel Brien, president OF the
osntzation was OF tho opinion that his capacity was
eouol 10 that OF his friend, and match was
made between them. An agreement was en-
,a into that the contest should begin February L.
d both accom- oshcd the feat the bet should be
considered drawn; II man gave out however 'ne
other was to be declared tho winner Inc pigs he'u.
were IN he smoked aud boiled and each was to weigh
bones and all-not less than gig POUNDS anu ''' ''"o
were TO be picked clean OF flesh Dennis Sullivan was
made stakebolder and forfeit OF $50 man was put ia
his hands
A number OF persons assembled at snliyans
Mace yesterday 10 the beginning OF the con
test Disquietipg rumors w,re anoat that tAeI n
h.d bcen a hitch and that 10 would not
take place Mr. GcOghegan was strict Catholic wa3
said and when he made the bet ne had forgotten th"
the lime selected was past OF LSni. Mf suH an nt
renred ~ % piQs' heads however and at O'CLOCK, ne
ad he wac sure that cOnte ants would ap ear but
b was wrong; for when tine patience OF the crowd was
nxhauaed man came in ana SAID that Tue TWO IlNaH
d oiely disposed Of their pigs heads al GeOshegao
e. me afternoon Upon inquiry IklBuNE repoIteI
fnnd thai this statement was true mr HtuSnceah nnu
a,sed hs sayory portion about o'clock III the dAy'
and MIR o. Bren bad taken ais dose Oh pig heAu al Ho
OF eogbepau who Is an amateur poet explaine
,,t tnc W ger was laid IN jesf, that nc wa; aslae uO
him.ef for bay0g made 10, ana iha he d9upeu
He the loss OF the forfeit, but II no ala con-
lima II would not be necessary to get adi'Pehs""'
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4 SHJP-YARD FOR Mr.. GORRINGE.

The repor ed lease of TIE bodybuilding ward OF
the PHILADELPHIA and Reading R.iroad comp my,
nj Pmladr lphia. by Lieutenant Commander Cor
ringe ~ representative of New-lork captalsl-
was confirmed yesterday. Mr.. GoriiHRe couIH nor
he fou|d ve,fe.day afternoon o. evening. bu; a
friend of ms sad: Mr.. Goringr leased Tine
ward from the Reading SOM months ag'. lie ma,
secured considerable capital and i now soliciting
D,ders Tor sIIp-buildlug Tn yard l. "A very iarIc
One, fully provided with facilities but 1t has never
been us.d By the Reading. II was complete s"y-
WIN a line +, Euroue which the Reading Was Tux
ing OF building. The financial troubles OF the
conrany coming upon It, the s'hemo was
abandoned and the yard was never ui!l-
i1.J should nor ne gur ,rscd = Mr.. Vanderbilt
had n small interest in Mr.. GorrIngcs company
Mr. Go. rlngc has secured pnyats coufa'i Tor 1"
LARGO IRON sailing ship with ". H. Starbuck, who
las charge OF th- shipping interests of the oregon
Railway and Navigation COMPANY
Henry Willard said last evening thal ne l'n io
iuir,c.t IN Mr.. GOInug's sh'p-yard lease.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON. Feb. 10 Il q. m.-The Ohio
has fallen at all points between Louisville and Ptsburg
The Mississippi il rising rapidly at Cairo where 1t rs less
than feet below the high water Of 1882 It will prob
ably reach the height of the food OF last by the
middle of the week and rise above it, The river viii
reach the danger line at Memphis by Tuesday night.
The will continue to rise in the Lower Mississippi
until about the 1st OF March, when tue flood will be at its
maximum below Memphis. Fair weather prevails to-
ngnt the South Atlantic coast, where local rains
reported The temperature has risen from loo TO 200 in
Mississippi Valley. the Northwest and Upper Lake re-
gon anu fallen loo the Atlantic coast with north TO
west winds
Indications FOR to-ftJ
For New England and the Middle Atlantic States
slightly generally fair weather northwest 10
TO southwest winds, stationary lower barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
the YAUGArUcG NIPRJYEMENES

The Naugatuck Railroad Company which
was opened IN septcnb 14i9. ha done lis service up
10 the present time single track The great Increase
in boh passenger and freight traffic ha made II necc'
sory 10 incren It's facilities and double track - now
Ill, laid b,t yccu it, Junction with the Ncw-NorA ava
New Haven Railroad, at Strdtiori, 70 Drrby Nhc ms
4. the double truck Viii be extended 10 Mn
Nov naasruprr cars also 30 be put on the ROAD
ami the /, Hing STOCK generally Is to De increased Is
a "a mt mplatod t. add nnprovcmc o. nj hlgh tpch
ucsr Waferb nv Ihe connections with the Newly 0rk
and Ncw.IIaycn, at Bridgeport; the New haven hud
Derby at Ans0na tho SAe mug ~ Lllrhhr1 'he Wv
Work and Ecw-fngland, az Waterbury, AM the Con
uecticut Western Wu-tci, are also TO be improved
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FIL4L COLLISION ~ 4 TUNNEL.

CrNCIvVNT1. Feb. 1e.-Ihis morning two heavy
freight train, on the Central Ohio division Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad came INTO coll
h.ion I'm Franklin tunnel. seven miles west OF
B~lairc. Both cngiucs kept tho track. but the
tender. and car, piled up. smashing in the roof OF
the tunnel end letting down loose rock, com
pie Is vcd-Iug hc tunnel mp. Engineer Rutherford
Of the elst-boduI train. was bu tel beneath the
wreck aud kiilrl. and Fireman Hines was scaidcd
to death. John Graham, brakeman, had
his hip masked and received internal
iniuric, his recovery is doubtful
The engineer and fireman Of the wcst-hound
train jumped receiving only slight mi ms lh~
eastern tram va. ladei wi-h -hrl'd com VA
hu X The y,s elu wish cJt.c. nee, sugars. patent
me .ncs. etc tn wreck - fearful one.
The blame Is laid on the telegraph operation Wh"' 81
i,.tid failed 81 inform the Wr-t-bYunI tram u"
rake the siding. The cast-bouni train "a' running
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
IN AID or IRISH SUFFERERS.

The Irish Confederation of America met at
Clarendon Hall last night for the transaction oil pu'
ness In connection VITA the demonstration III au OF inc
sufferers In Ireland bo held at Cooper institute on
February 49, Edward Rowe, president pIos'ueu'
The secretary read letters from Mayor Euaoh accepting
the char for the occasion from Governor buter oi
Massachusetts ntmating hopes OF being present To
give address as<equesied, and from Governor 'ieNo
land The secretary also stated that Governor Taor
son Of Pennsylvania Governor Ludlow. OF Ne"Jers'y;
j. G.. Blaine Roscoe Conkling Roger Pryor tue re
ur Tamage and Others were expected 10 TAKE par u
be prOcse ed ngs. special was Ia on lhe iac ,
The Grand Mister OF the New-lOrk orange SOC c,lc'
Womb be- present in puIs the plat Orn anu lnh
efforts being made 10 have an ORANGE uel
Dorficpnte In work common to Protestant ana 'hlh
dc CHARITY The meeting expressed itself as averse 10
a procession 81. Parick's Day.
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be gwen. with the aid of the OratOrIO Society and

viii be gwen with the aid of the Oratoro Society ana
the following solosts:
Nine Minnie Hank. 100
S1gnOr NaNtlll-.
Mr.. fFlOZ KeInlntriL-.-
Mr.. Max Heinrich.
During the last week OF lolanthe at the
Standard some changes have been made III the cast
Miss sae Reber resumne h err oHShai par' Vi i"y'"'
IN rloce os Miss Randall VINO leaves to I'll another en-
oaoement AMI Mr. Dunman taking Mr.. CadWaladers
placr Meantime Mr. Dui's company Is actively re-
iearsing the Lec9cq opera, Of which the management
annonnces that il purchase from the authors ana COM
POSER Through their agents IN Paris ihe inl llIht p
producton in this country, the purchase ncu'In2 lc
co mise en- scene. cOstumc-p!ates, drawings lOr
scenes and lastly the original orche-lrati0n 81 Lcoei
A. presented here Heart and Hand" or Mlcaelh, u
ia aid win be So dressed and m0uued be not less
pleasing as spectacle than as opera
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from the church because he allowed to eat meat on
three or four days week aud ne cold double up on
pigs heals If necessary. MI OBreh, huNe.No.,
was terribly i'm earnest He had walked sixteen
miles before he ate his hrst Pigs
head and m o'clock he was about 70 star on anothr
walk Of tn mi e. with the intention OF eating anoler
before he went 10 bed. -. toroo
anncfItes but Mr. O'Bricn's cap1c.ty for WahinE
makes him the favorite at long odds u 90 }p,su g
sn persons whether Ihc feat u pOssiOc ana ~.
Geo .ncca retires from the contest lh'ch may VIC
made 10 test the capacity of Mr.. O'BIicne stomach
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.1HE FIFE RECORD.
IR0N WORKS BURNED.

PrTTsBURG, Penn. Feb 1S.-A dispatch from
McKeespor Pennto The Posisayshe United states iron
and TIN Plate Works, at Dcmmler station, were to-day
DESTROYED by fire early this morning The fire started IA
tbc engine room from sparks falling from the stove and
od o rapidIv tina in the spa,e Of ten minutes the
entire mil, togo her with the adjoining building ana
DOR ion Of ihe sle of the Pt-b rg. Mckersp0tt ana
Vourato.hcuv Eal,r,ad we're euyciOped IN Names Tie
a. ISlI annroXiInaie ~ 90 600 which there - an
insurance oi $50 600 Thr. hundred men are thrown
out of ru,noyme l. Toe mills were owned ny J, H.
D.rttul,r ,f This CITY.
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MUSICAL NOTES. {.

The Philharmonic Club has prepared an al
tractye programme for It's fourth concert tonorro"
evening at Chckering Hall 1t includes RheinDeisei
ouaItette In fiat Top 3sl, with Mr.. 8. b. Mns at the
oianoforte and tine quartette of Dvorak IN fiat lop
g. Mr. Mills will play study OF mis- own, ana u
bchubel Lszt Valse Caprice and Mrs Adolf h"i'oes
will sing songs 1 Wagner Becker and Lessen
At the fifth rehearsal and concert OF the
Bymvhony Society, BeriOz's La Damnation do faus'
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6petlai NoIltes.

Carnet,Positye bargains Ia order 70 SoS9 g, neS OF
terms Ne DO not intend srnss ana Igraus ~
Niltons Administers, noquvt.,e' ~
abonf ono half the regular y tT. 49,. An, an a.
sHEPPARD kNAPP q ~, 2tNtN-' v -
81 u..broucx makes sDecs.y OF Nie Paihleas tltay-
Ut. at',,n Broadway Wallacks Theatre bui!o
ing corner 30th ST
Epilepsy.
. .o1,.tad with this lnaAdy can find immediate reet
n ennVing Tor information the writer who has cNpet
ced thoroug and permanent cure ami VINO eau i've e
timony respecting many others who have been summary c
.,,nn,.Y Aa,ifess A. b., Branch Il. o. station l..
s'oie" 'N New-Y0rk City.
Lime Juice and Pcpsin . ,...,o,
has fully established its claim as tho best ad 70 ye
rASWELL, MASS El a co, l,l2l Is way ana 90 ''N 80
Water supplied for Cities Villages and % R
noses under 0REEN'S TUBE WELL anu agoe thess
(V M natents Users OF devices claiming 70 esao ''s
W ~. Iii he nrSsecut a for royalty and damages
P"'SN Nm ID ANDREWS g. BRO, 2S5 broaa"aJ' ~ l.
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TRIBUNE OFsIcE. Feb. 19-l Il m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday irregular Cloudy weather
with hail and light snow. followed during the after
by clear weather The melted snow measured .l3
OF an inch, The temperature ranged between 23' and
3Ga the average (2so being 1Ol4' higher than the
corresponding day last year aud 1892 lower than on
SATURDAY.
Warmer and clear fair weather may be expsctel to-
day In this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
OBIIUARY.
WILLIAM G. MEDLICOTT.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 1S.-William G.
Medleott, founder OF the Medlcott Manufacturing Com
pany in this city. died last evening al Long Meadow at
the age Of sxtyseyen years. lie was well-known to
manufacturers knit goods He hal Que Of the finest
private Libraries In rne country IN Aug!o-saKon and
early EDg.ish literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
rHREE NEY ER0ZEN ~ DEATK

THUNDER BAY, Manitoba. Feb. 1s.-A party
OF twenty-five left Lawson's camp on Friday for
Burke's camp -Four struck out across the ice FOE
savers Bay. bit meeting Ind ans turned back The
weather was very cold and the way three o. the men
lay down exhausted The fourth pushed on 10 Brown,
which he reached in exhausted cOnGitiDu. Tho neX5
morning tue others were 10 ma frozen 10 GCLth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE Ar TALE

NEw-HAvEY, Conn, Feb. lS.-Thc first
annual conference oftae YOUNG Mons Cbi'.ian A-so-
Citations OF New England college,, held yesterday aud
TO-DAY closed tonight Al Yale. Eleven college. wcro
rour-ruted aud cyerc-cs wero ~ an inter sting
character Tine students Wrfc urged 10 great actNly
LII mo rA..r VI lnr-IEu Im--s-lus.
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V. ARROWsMITH.

Lose BRANCH, n. j., Feb. 1S.-Thomas V.
Arrowsmth. for fourteen years County Clerk OF Mon
mouth County, died yesterday at his home in Freehold.
He was seventy years OF age For many years be
ran a line OF steamboats, between NeW-YOrk and Key
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19

Lung complaints. bronchitis asthma, ETC., arc
speedily relieved and. II taken in time, permanently
cured by Or Jayue5 Expectoraat You viii lind 1t also
a certain remedy FOR coughs and colds. =
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A SHOE FACTORY BURNED.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. 1S.-EmerSons boot
and shoe factory was burned to-day entauhS loss ol
So 900 The OH 'es OF the NewYork. Lake Ere and
western Railway Company and tao building were
damaged to the extent OF $1,000. The insurance ON the
toni loss Is $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19

Don't take any stories off the average hotel
IN ,naEe IL safer Hotel coffee and hO0l beds XII more
tT,vers tnan are burned In all the Dotcls and opera
uouses comblned.-l Detroit Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

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