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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

A sententious, cheerful and crispy letter
from Mr.. Geo. Spaulding Of Hartsgrove,
Ohio, recites this fact, viz: Il was almost
dead from heart disease DR.. Graves
Heart Regulator cured me. For more
than 80 years this preparation has received
public recognition and endorsement as
being the only knomn cure for heart dis.
ease, sleeplessness and nervousness. = Tho
Globe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

Flies. reaches. acts, Ded'bugs, rats
mice, sophers. chipmunks, cleared out BY
"Roueh on Rats" l5c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

No other preparation SO concentrate
and combines blood.purifying, vitalizing
enriching and invigorating qualities a,
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Quality should he
considered 10 making com PARSONS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

Cow Boy CONDITION PowDERs ,he best
ip the market for horses, cattle. sheep and
hogs. Fnll one-pound packages for %
'sx, Ror sale by j. N. Hard, Manches-
: y, Wait, Factory Point. 436m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

ANSWER TINS. IL there person living
who ever saw case OF ague. biliousness,
nervousness, or neuralgia, or any disease
Of the stomach. liver or kidneys that Hop
Bitters will nat cnre?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

Quicken the circulation OF your blood
by using Wheat Bitters, The great blood
food.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

Nervous weakness, Dyspepssa, ampo'
tence, Sexual Debility: cured BY wells
Health Remover H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10
MANcnEsTER


E4s H-MsH. s40r Mined.
aas r.x NJ, Zap lgssr s- y. J. Zap
von Tnn xurrR.
iiTa1 NY. Zap a15rsN. ]. Zap
l0l2 /. ~ from Troy $40 y. ~ Mared
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

sbs srerass octageasrifr- Quiie . sum'
t.s ., his trleaas seat IL their cozgrasuis-
,aos.s Saturday Eight, accompanied with >
hosniifal. large csne seat rceting chair.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

sMsSat FbiNI.
r. Amos isin New York buying goods.
The chcese factory resumed business
for The season on Saturday Last
--isev. n. i. Severance will preach in
the Baptist church nex, Sunday evening.
DIR 4 L. wymsn 10 today. wednes.
day, attending = meeting Of the State
Hon. Medical Sosssss 10 Darlington.
Burton 4 Co. oter special attractions
10 .ns~ clothing. bats. ties, cre,cpnes,
prints, Scotch ginghams. al WOOL black
baniinss, armu~s, Hipdoo cloths, .Drap
lie Iisle." etc. Call and eYanine their
stock. Iiwell worth seeing.
We copy from The gainesville, Ohio,
Ieieve44 81 Nay the following 10 regard
10 an cid resident Of Dorset: oar yeners.
bic tesnsman. Mr.. Collins Morse. vas
permitted 10 celebrate his eighiyieih
tsrtl -dsy % sunds. IN the enjoyment Of
that degree q health. for person Of his
age. which mAy be- considered fair iaas1
that bis chances sor many reeufrences Of
the Kind are better THAI fall 10 the lot Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

School commences in Dist No. 2.
May "a under the instruction Of Miss Hat
ne Nichols
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10
ARLINGTON.

y
the last OF The week
AT the regular meeting Of Dudley
post q. A. Il. last Saturday evening ar.
rAngements we're made and committees ap.
pointed for the observance OF Memorial
day. May 30th. The names OF committee
~ill sppear in mex, weeks JOURNAL.
The Arlington debating club held .
public debate at the town hall last Friday
evening ~hish WAS well attended. The
question discussed was. Rcsolred, That
free trade would be for the best interests
Of the American people. The question
vas very ably handled The disputanss
on the affirmative we're. o. N. Barber and
Geo. G. keadall; on the negative. s. II.
CruD and II. s. Wilson. Mr.. Barber op.
ened the debate and vas followed by Mr..
Cram. Mr.. II. X. shaw volunteered, and
spoke on the negative side ofthe question.
Mr.. S,eArns read few extracts from some
papers Mr.. Kendall spoke next. and the
debate vas then closed BY Mr.. Wilson.
The question WAS decided by the three
judges appointed BY the chair in the neg.
alive. Mr.. John Conroy and Mrs r. N.
Garfield rendered some very fne music
on the violin and piano. The meeting
Vas qnise interesting aud passed Cd very
pleasantly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
THE sTEAM-HEATING TROUBLES.

The Commissioner of Public Works, Mr.. homp
son. had an interview yesterday with the president
and chief engineer of the American Steam Heating
Company III reference 10 the recent explosions
caused by the faulty construction Of the companys
pipes Mr.. 1hOmp on announced that unless the Off
GERS the comp ny would furnish him with sufficient
evidence of their ability and intention to secure i'm
mediate and absolute safety against explosions or
other accidents in tho future, he would, without
losing any time TO ascertain his exact powers in the
matter proceed TO take such measures as would in
sure the safety of the public and prevent the OBJ
struction TO travel. he Sleam-lleatng Company 3
officers expressed their ability and intention TO pre-
vent a recurrence Of the trouble
The Committee on Streets of the Board of Aldermen
yesterday gave a second hearing IN tue case Of the
steam hearing nuisance A communication was re-
ceived from the New-YOrk Steam HeatIng Company
complaining that it was sometimes COMPOUNDED with
the American Steam-Heating Company, and assert
ing that no COMPLAINT had ever been made against
It,. The committee will meet again on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
sE,LsKIN sACQugs AND pOLMANs.

C. C. sHAYNE. THE wELLKNowN MANUFAC-
TURER 1903 PRINCE ST. WHO SUPPLIES LEADING
RETAIL STORES. AND WHOSE FUR GARMENTS
HAVE WORLDWIDE REPUTATION FOR ELE-
CANOE OF STYLE, PERFECT FIT AND QUALITY,
WILL SELL AT RETAIL tRATHER THAN CARRY
OVER MAGNIFICENT SEALSKIN SACQUEs ~
INCHES LONG FOR $500; 20 INCHES LONG, s7oi
81 INCHES LONG. Sl65i ANG SO INCH S LONG, $50
sEALSKIN DOLMANs, 90 INCHES LONG. FOR s225 I;
As INCHES LONG $3.50; so INCHES LONG. s275 81
INCUFs LONG $500; AND "a INCHES LONG, $500.
THESE ELEGANT GARMENTS ARE MADE UP IN
THE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE.
FROM BEST QUALITY ENGLISH DRESSED SKINS,
AND CAN RE RELIED UPON. If YOU CANNOT
VISIT THE MANDATORY. 1913 PRINCE.sr, SEND
FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE WITH VALUABLE
INFORMATION ON FURs SENT FREE.
ry-GENUINE HUDSON BAY OTTER sACoUEs, s20o
DOIMANS $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
REGISTERS OFFICE NOTES.

There was reco ded IN the Registers Office yestcr-
day the conveyance by Anthony Mowbray and his
wife 10 Sylvester NJ. Hamilton he property on the
north side of SItyninth-st.. 10 feet east of Fifth
ave. having a frontage Of 80 feet Th' considera-
ton was $225,0 Mr.. Hamilton mortgaged the
real estate TO The Greenwich Savings Bank for a
loan of 81 $1,000.
George Ehret has paid 500 900 TO George Lord
Kent for the piece Of property at the southwest
ner of FOurteenth-st, and FOnrth-ave. The brewer
has obtained loan OF 1000 for three years on
the estate.
Nos 1872 and "a Broadway have been leased by
the Seventh Ward National Bank for n term OF Ten
years from May l last. The annual rent for the
iirst year will be $14, 600 for the four following
&l7 300 and for tho remalnder Of the term $50 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE Ar THIS Port
SHIPPING NEVS.
port OF NETWORK. "WEDNESDAY. JAN. 81. 1888
ARRIEED

Port OF NEW.Y DIRK. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 81, 1888
ARRIVED.
steamer Lake Champain Ar) Jackson Liverpool DAYS
with mdsc and passengers Ia Sragcr Bros.
steamer AnChOrla nri ucddcrwci GLASGOW Jan II via
Move 49, with mdse and passengers 90 Austin Badwin6
BroOmhaugh BIZ. Anderson, II
ballast Ia Seager Bros.
steamer Zenobia }r Driver Csttna ~ Palermo Ian
O. gibraltar ~ with mdse Ia order vessel Bros
Steamer cynthia BIZ. Eaton santos 20 DAYS with mdse
70 order. vessel 10 Busk & JcvOns
steamer city Merida ettg Vera Jan 10 Fronora
90 PrOgcso ~ Havana daya with mise aud passengers
i Alexandra ~ sou.
Caracas Hopkins LagulYra Jan 49, Porto Cabeo
90 curacao ~ with mdso aud passengers 10 BouOn Bliss
Dallett.
steamer lilo Grandc Burrows MntanEas days via Mas
=, with mdsc and passengers 10 II Mallory e
steamer Colorado, Crowsll Galveston days and Key
Steamer Morgan CITY Adams. New orleans days. with
mdse To BOgert & MOrgan.
steamer Carondele Hines Fernlndlna ian 81 Brunswick
~ aud Port Royal p. with mdso passengers TO II
Mallory e co.
steamer civ OF Atlanta Lock wood Charleston days with
mdse and passengers To JAS W Qniutard & Go.
steamer Regulator. Doane wilmington. with mdss TO
VIM T. clyde & Co
Steamer l. knight Chichester. Georgetown. DC and
Alexandria with mdse and passengers 4 W Wightman
Steamer Mcclellan. Bulups Baltimore with mdse To Geo
III Glover.
steamer Manhatan ftovens Newport News and Norfolk
steamer commonwealth. Van KIRK Philadelphia with mdso
To John q Roberts
Breakwater Loves Del with mdse and pas
20 Old Dominion Ss co.
Neptune Berry, Boston with and
20 III DimOck.
ship Bairgowre tof Gla'gowl. Dark Calcutta Oct a.
with mdse Ia Edw Perry Co; vessel To W Cooper q Co
ship Crusader (r Powell Calcutta llO days with md "a
TO order; vessel 20 J w Parker & Co.
ship senator tBrl Ball calcutta OF with dse 10 or
der vessel 20 Busk q JevOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
DOCK COMMISSION PROCEEDINGS.

At the meeting of the Dock Commissioners a week
ago attention was called to the existence of OBJ
structions on Southst., maintained by the dry
dock companies, between Rutgers-slip and Plke-st.
Mr. FreebOrn chairman of the Executive Commit
tee of the Sectional Docks, at the meeting yes
terday and set forth in long argument the Iea-
sone why the commissioners should suspend action
The matter was ultimately laid over for consdera-
ton in executive session.
A communication from Mayor Edison requesting
the Board TO confer with him at such times as mat
tiers of interest the Department TO be called
TO the attention of the Legislature was received
reply was ordered he Sent saying that the request
would receive consideration.
A letter from Stephen A. Walker, attorney for
assumed owners of the waterfront between West
Twenty fifth and Twenty seventh SITS, stated that
proceedings were about to be brought to enIon the
Dock Department from completing the work con-
templated in building new piers and bulkh ads on
that part Of the waterfront. 1t was resolved TO
send the communication 10 the Corporation Coun-
sci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
RARBERs DINING. AND DANCING

The members of the IIairdeaers' Association din cd
at No. 80 East Twelfth-st. last night They gath
and their heirs and headed by John Dugal their
president, they turned forty-cght plates with n
crash that suggested" next" Cnrled oysters were
first served. aud then the president called for hare
for the remainder of the dinner there an nsidi-
Gus odor of pomatum. mingled with the aroma Of
scalp frtters and bald calls head. When the toasts
were proposed and wild barber cried, Here's the
hair off your head" there was an absorption Of the
necessary tonic an many hairdresser abstractediy
PLAYED with bis fingers as though they were combs
After some fermented tonic was quafIed to the
balr of the dog that bit YOU" dancing began and
continued until morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
A SICK GIRL RUNS AWAY FROM HOME.

Julia Wright.an orphanage sixteen, has Leon IN ISIS
ing from No la East Sixty second ST., since last
Saturday, and dilgent search by her relatives has
failed to find her She lived with an older sister IN
apartments on the top floor. She short in stat
ure had short black hair, black eyes small features
aud pale complexion. She wore when last seen
black cloth sack, with Two rows of dark bone
buttons in front short white spotted blue dress
She was at home during the day. At dark Bhc
went out with bundle and box. The girl is deli
cate aud has been for three years under treatment
for heart disease and other troubles Her sister.
who was obliged to support her by days work,
.colded Julia one day recently. The girl seemed
much hurt. While II is believed this II the reason
she ran away 1t Is not thought that il wonld drive
her to commit suicide. The fact that she her best
DESTROYED herself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
MR.. HOPPING AT HOME.

A. X, Hopping the missing Jay-st. merchant re-
turned to bis nome IN Newark Tuesday evening
IN company with his cousin, S. X. Campfeld. Mr.
Hopping stated yesterday that while on the way TO
Philadelphia he brca no acquainted with n very
agreeable an who upon their arr val invited him TO
take glass of beer. Mr.. Hopping accepted the in.
vitation. From that time until MONDAY of the
following week his mind was a blank When he
came TO his senses he found himself at a small hotel
about two miles from PhiladeDhI His pocket
book and wateh-chain had been stolen
in This shirt front renamed untouched
Realizing his condition, he appealed to the landlord
for protection from several suspicious looking men
who claimed TO be his friends. After the men had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
MINISTER'S SEEKING A NEW FOLD.

The Manhattan Congregational Association held
It's winter meeting yesterday in the chapel OF the
Clinton Avenue Church In Brooklyn. The Kew MI.
new members nominated for election at the next
meeting were the Rev. Mcssrs. W. +. Crafts, ;. II.
Virgin, Z. ?. Thwing, A. ). LYMAN WI James A.
New-York and Brooklyn Assoc alton from Which
Mr.. Beecher recently resigned. In the afternoon
the Rev. DR.. William Hayes Ward read paper
upon Data for n Doctrine Of Inspiration" IN
which he practically denied the inspiration OF the
Bible and asserted that Christianity was based
upon the revelations IN the Word of God. HIS views
were stou ly opposed by the Rev Drs. TAYLOR and
Storrs and the kew. G.. T. PenecOst, who upLeld the
theory Of inspiration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

Ship British America of windsor Ns. coalaest Amster
dam 81 days with empty barrels to order vessel to SNOW
BARR america Aust yaentin Lisbon ~ days. iro.
Bark Marie siedenberg GER srcker Trieste so days
ss"9Sr s. 8 %s with empty
I BARK Arse Aa sar,apoysn ndonos Ayres 81 days.
Bark Ftesda Wiley Wiley. PERTH AmDOy with coal to
BARK TTeyanon tBr Higgins, Boston, ballast James
sUXsEr-wind q. SANDY Hook. hight wywi cloudy. AZ
The following vessel arrived yesterday too late for in.
Steamer h,ssts iBr, Murray: LiysIpcS Jan 20 oueeus
| CLEARED.
Steamer Kings Cross (Bri Way, LondonPstton, vctes
steamer Baltic tBr,. Parse Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Devon (Br) Morice Bristol-w d Morgan.
Steamer state Of Nebraska tBr. Braes Glasgow-Austn
Steamer Pieer de connck tBe Fak Antwerp via Dept.
Steamer Frsa Gerj K1hlewefn. Hamburg Plymouth,
| etcoKanhaidt & Co.
AIysns cBr. Norris Kingston. savaniia etc.
Lone star oq.cs New MORGAN.
steamer MORO Castle Pennington. Chareston-J Quin
Kelley Norfolk. City Point and Rich
steamer Richmond Vincent West Point va-old Dominion
Steamer Mcclellan, Bllups BaltimOre-Geo Il Glover
Ship Fran Thayer Morrison Inisr Java. orderse
SHIP e5ins !9r BOwlDy LOnaSp rs gn,sss:
| Fan IA
r.iye * 20
BARK Pilgrim Connolly AMBER Java, for orders-Vernon
broown a. 20.
orssr s IRONS nor ennderson Falmouth or corf ZOE
cd Bark DeySn DgbToyacsi AUST, Tessch, Falmouth or
Rsrk pehecca fh1sy, Sni1 py.o, I,unch EdveA On
Bark Lizzie Cleary Br. Clsary. DunIrk, Fr-c W Ber'
tsnx. s..- N, ,,.,. ,>.,.,- -, s,-... o..... .
Bark Martin Luther NOR, Arnessn Dunkirk. Fr-Benham
BARK CORVALLIS Br, Baker Alexandra, Egypt-s'mpson.
Bark Johan Kepper Ger, Van Open Hamburg-Her.
mann Koon q 90 VP Wv" 49, O'TN-'
BARR ornen Nor sver;en sLettin-G TOBIAS Ho Rail.
Brig Maggie tbr' lnnes' hon'e''"eo i"' DALI
Brig Eastern star. BOgart. Georgetown Dem-H Trow'
ori"sesS SOUS s.rtrD
cIssnH Fsnce aayrs pira1s MsTseie. Andes port
Prince Lone star New. Orleans Tallahassee savannah
Also ae v ao1g rsAn WnSar Georgina liver.
oooi Ms ii yalne CORVALLIS Ms Bark Falmouth Bilboa,
ruD ,,oycuuNrO or .rp.uRo.
ihS moV Gn hS . oh %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
THUNDER, LIGHTNING AND SUNSHINE.

Early risers yesterday found the streets muddy,
the sky and the ram coming down IN buck
etsiul. About halt-Past 10 O'Clock the m9not9ny
was broken hy little thunder and a good deal of
lightning People in Futor-st thought there had
been ano her explosion. But toward noon the clouds
rolled by and the sun came out The rest of the day
was pleasant and many people took advantage of
il by appearing Out-of-dOOrs. 10 was warm and
springlike and the absence Of chill in the made
everybody cheerful
During he shower in the morning the house at
No. 463 ThroOp-aye.. Brooklyn, occupied by Au-
gusus Davis. was struck by lightning. The cornice
was torn off on side and the windows and cell
ings in several rooms broken. Mrs. Davis was
III one of the upper rooms and received severe
electric shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
COINS BRINGING HIGH PRICEs.

The sale of the Clement-FerRuson collection Of
coins at the auction rooms Of Bangs d. Co. was
brought TO a Gloss yesterday afternoon. Prices were
unusually high, IA at the first days sale. Some Of
the best we're as follows $40 for n Decadrachm of
Syracuse of about 406 b. c.; $40 for II silver
OF Simon Maccabeus, I43 b. g.; $40 for "Paron
of Edward the Black Prince" 1875 A. d. S3s for
Tetradracnm of Macedonia, $50 Is. c., and $37 for
Il silver medal of Admiral Van Iromp 1858 A. ID.
The proceeds of tho sale. 956 lots were nearly
SO 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
THE ELEVENTH STREET CEMETERY.

" Be they who they may, or hold what position
they NAV in the church we will make pubic ex-
am lie of them This, In A. j. Delaney's speech.
Was tne spirit in which the owners Of graves in the
Eleventh Street Cemetery met In a room IN Coo
per Institute last might. II was decided to make
James Barry's case the test one Mr.. Barry ma
buried a re alive I'm the cemetery on July - 1913,
the day which the cemetery was closed for In
terments and this chosen rs the last int"rncnt
recorded and for which due payment was made and
acknowledged; the receip being signed James
Hart, sexton" Comment was made on the state
ment OF the trustees that no ia auce would be- LIT
II. Patrick's aft the new ground had been bought
and the transfer Of bodies made. The balance,
sand James Barry, will be something like 5000 y
Mr. Deaney's case will come on for hearing 'ar y
In the month and will turn. according Ia the state
ment on the recogni non of tue old canon law Of
England as law in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Areuue Hotel Washington Mclean, oil
C,ncnnati Ex-Governor B. F. Prescott, or New-HamP
shire Frederick A Pike Of Maine and enSan o c,r
Fairchid OF Wisconsin. 81 Denis Hotet-John d. uo4ep
Of Worcester Mass .Ho,sI sheieu Tn,c CbepevI
French and Major A. Collins of London .ParS Ape
RoeiThr Rev George CPnver:fb Oh Gisc
orse~C0ngressman j. H. Camp, Of Lyons, N \ :, and
Colonel J. n wheelan u s. Astor Hox
us,rfeE-Cjeorce de b. Krim OF Philadelphia ness
minister HoteI-Bank superintendent A. b. Hepburn Vi
Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
THE BURR WILL CONTEST NEARLY ENDET

The cross-examinatIon of Miss Eleanor Bloomfield
in the Sarah Burr Will contest finished yesUcr-
day Her testimOn, did not differ materially from
that given Oh the direct examination. She described
at great length the contents of Miss Burrs house
ar as she was acquainted with them. According
20 Miss Bloomfield Miss BnrI's house was furnished
as houses of old fashioned wealthy people might he
OK peced TO be furnished. VI. E OBrlen testified
that lie had sold tea and colt 20 TO Miss Burr for
many wears She always bought the best articles
and never manifested any disposition 10 get them
for less than the proper price Richard Is. Brown
SAID that he had been In the habit between 1873
and 1878 of calling on Miss Burr once q year she
always seemed to him TO be Intelligent person.
Ira o. Miller. a lawyer also thought that Miss
Barr was at least as intelligent as most OF his or
other peoples clients. The next hearing will DO
bad on Monday next when 1t is said the taking Of
testimony will be ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
THE KINGSTON RELIEF FUND.

Messrs. Leaycraft 81 Co acknowledge the receipt
Of 1886 additional contributions TO the Kingston
Relief Fund, making tho total subscriptions to date
$10.6l250. Previous remittances to tho amount
of SO. 37050 had been made and the balance, S242,
was yesterday RENTED by mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

mer of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway;
against Charles ID. Keep. proprietor of The vac
Street Daily Ne,cs for publishing in that paper on
December a statement to the effect th't the CON-
pany intended to issue some new stock, thereby
injuriouslv affecting the market value OF the stoch
offered Tor sale. The complaint was dlsmlsseu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
ASSAULT UPON ALICE MOSS.

Thomas Fitzgerald ag" nncte'n Of No. 32 Pen-
ST. the Young man who attempted 10 murder Miss
Alice Moss at the hOu.e OF her parents. No. 81
Prll-st. on the night Of January u, because she
discountenaDctd his further attentions, was rear
Tombs Police Court on charge OF frlonOus as
sault with intent 10 Kill. The glr looked pale aud
delicate and shook frequently with emotion,not hay
ing vet recovered from the effects If the stab wounds
received by her the breast and. arm. She was
much disinclIned 10 prosecute the charge against
Fitzgerald and her brother. who acted as her coun
Sc applied for the Charge o. the accused nan, jus
tice Smith on learning the character Of the offence
directed that the affidavit Of Miss Moss should be
taken in verifcatIon Of the original complaint. aud
committed Fitzgerald without bail for trial III the
Court of General Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Massmeeng OF tho Association for the frotectioh VI
American Industry at Cooper Institute. ~, -, DIAL,
Clearing House.
Annual meeting OF American Institute.
New York Yacht Club meeting. -, -, ,,os,
Reception to f. Seymour Haden by Acauemy Vi "0u'
cine. .,,.to
Prospect Association ball at Academy OF Music
Meeting of Chamber of Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
PROMISING TO ABATE A NUISANCE.

As result of the recent argument before the
Acknowledgement In the matter OF Stewart *
Boardman, representing George William Curtis ana
other residents and property-Owners OF staten
Island against the standard OIL Company, the de
PENDANTS through their counsel, ScudGer IL Garter,
Of their being New Jersey corporation, 10 put
themselves under the supervision OF tue New,fork
State Board of Health. and TO adopt all possible he
vices for abaling the nuisa1ces complained OF. The
stipulation has been accepted and the complaint
has been withdrawn as far "a the STANDARD vi
Company is concerned. An effort Will now be maze
TO induce the eaboard Refneries, owned by Lom-
bard Ayers g. Co., TO make a similar agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrss 40 sets 6ls rss l3G Moons age DIV. 20
WATER TO-DAY.
g. M-Sandy HOOK. lao Gov. island 2l8 Hell Gate l07
PlL-SaudY Hook. zoo GOV Island. raj Hell Gate 1870