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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-29
Application for a Patent
No. 749.
UN1TEp STATES LAyp Oyyrcr

UNITED STATES LAND OYFrcg,
EUREKA, Nevada. February Sth, A. u. 1883
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. D.
IN Lehmer, whose post office address Is Gin.
cinnafti Ohio, h AZ this day filed his ADD lication
for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of
the John t." mine or vein bearing 90 d ami
silver. with surface ground six hundred feet in
width, situated in Pahranagat Lake Mining
District. county OF Lincoln, and state of Nevada
and des grated BY the field notes and OH ,ni
plat on file in thi. office as lot No 81, in town.
ship =. south Range, SO cast of Mount Diablo
.leriuian; Inc exterior boundaries OF said lot
No. ~ being as follows. TO wit:
Beginni ~ at a post marked No l. S survey
No ", rs X, 81 E, Al. ID NJ Thence the L
post between Secs 80 aud 20 bears n s. deg Is
min W 2I6 feet; the old monI uieut besrin :
9 r uee ~ min n, u ieet from said post No l.
Ihence. running. LIST course West 1900 feet TO
post NO 2, survey No 81, old monument
and post the Same; thence I'd Course, ,rth
QUO feet to post NO 8, U Survey No 81 obi
monument bears IS deg " Is feet from said
post No 3; thence, Sd course East I6nI feet 10
post No 4, s Survey No 81, o,d IA ,pum.n,
bears deg W rs feet fir ,m said post No 4.
thence, 4th course, south QUO feet t. no At No
Inc place Of beginning, containing % is 100
sores. courses expressed from the true merlt.
Ian with magnetic variation OF 10 deg East
Inc location OF this mine ia r corded I'm The
Recorders office OF Lincoln county, in boob o.
mining notices, page as of the records of
Lincoln county, Nevada.
Inns 'iaim IL bounded by no known claims
ANY aud all persons claiming udversel auy
portion Of the said John r." mine or surface
groun are required to file their adverse cIaiu.
WI the Regi ter of thu United stat Land
Once at Eur ks, in the State of New ida during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they Will be barred By virtue Of the provisions
OF the Statute
+. II. HINCKLEY, Register.
1t Ia hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for pa'ent be published for ID
period OF ten consecutive weeks 10 the Phoebe
RECORD, weekly newspaper published AZ
Pioche, Lincoln county, Nevads
fl7-lOt. +. II. HfNCKLEY. Register
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Notice 10 LienhoIdtrs.

NoTlCfIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ unuersigned has commenced an action In
.ne justice Court Of Phoebe Township, LINCOLN
Oounty state OF Nevada, in which sction the
uunueisished is plaintiff and May flower Silver
Minihg Company, Ohio niue and Comet
LII are defendants, Which action In
Drought to enforce q lien in favor of nia,n,iG
dna a.ains' defendants, upon the following
uese.1ea property ind lTenlises, situated In
bristol Mining district, ncolu County. state
o, Nsv .ds, to wit: The property known a. tho
ayn 'wtr mine, in said District, containing 800,
and by virtue OF an Act Of the Lapis
nature OF the State OF Nevada, entitled
an Act to secure liens to mechanics
.na others 'andto repeal other Acts In rela.
~. .toh thereto. approved March I'd, 1876. Now,
therefore, all persons having holding, or claim
lug hens upon said premiset under the provis-
.ons OF said Act are hereby notified TO be and
appear before said Court on the nth day Of
,rteoruary, a. 1888, at 10 O'Clock A. M, and
proof thereof,
1a7td MARX CHURCH. Lisaholdsr.
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SOME FAMOUS SONGS.


Fostcr got $4,000 for writing "ol
Folks at Home"
Charles Dibbin nottcd several week;
board for writing "Poor Jack, " while hi
publishers made So, 900 out Of it.
Robert Treat Paine wrote "Ye Sons 0
Columbia" early in 1900 under the It'll
of "Adams aud Liberty" aud was pal,
$50 for it.
America" was written by the Rev
Samuel Francis Smith in 1882, and was
lrst sung in Boston on the Fourth o.
July Of that year.
Columbia, tho Gem of the Ocean, >
was written by Thomas A. Beckett, an
English actor, who in 1879 was teacher
of music in Philadelphia.
The tune Of John Browns Body" is
If Methodist camp meeting origin. 1t
VAS adapted to its present use BY an Or
Ganiat in Harvard Church in 1861.
Crouch, the writer Of kathleen Ma.
voorneen. received S25 for the produc.
tion, and afterwards became begging
tramp, while his publisher could have
bH;.. Il brown atone front out of its Gales.
The Star spangled Banner" was
written by Francis Scott Key while
watching the bombardment of Fort Nc.
Henry in 1914. The song was printed
in the Baltimore American eight days
after the battle under the title of THE
Defence of Fort McHenry."
George p Morris wrote "Woodman,
Spare that Tree" because the purchaser
OF friends estate wanted to cut down
tree which his grandfather had planted.
His friend paid the purchaser $40 to
spare it. Morris was touched by the
story and wrote the song.
John Howard Payne's Home, Sweet
Home" was written for an opera. 1t
was first sung in the Convent Garden
Theater at London and made big hit.
One hundred thousand copies were sold
the first year, and by the end OF the sec.
ond its publishers had cleared $4,000
from it.
. The author of Maryland, my Mary.
land" lives at Washington. He writes
cosby letters to the Augusta Chronicle.
His name is James l.. Randall, and he is
modest looking. dark complexoned
man OF forty. He was very young when
he wrote that beautiful poem. His ideas
are broader now.
"Hail Columbia" was written by
Joseph Hopklnson in the summer of 1898
and it was first called the Presidents
March" 1t was always sung when
Washington came into the theater and
one of the objects of its writing was the
cultivation of patriotic spirit among
the people of the new republic.
Kansas gives Blaine 10000 plurality.
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NOTICE.
Land Office at Eureka Nevada. !

LHUu UHICt III EUTekn, NfVada.1
August IL, 1884
NOT'CE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH!T THE
following named ttlrr has filed motto Q
VI ms intention to make final proof In suppo,
o. his claim. and tn It said pruoi will be made
he'o.e the District Judge of Lincoln county at
ploche. Nevada, on Monday. elttnber %,
,sSi, W: Homestead application No 1888,
+ b N. Chaffee, for the y of NE Il and Sc n of
M and NE \ Of sE n, section /, Town.
hip Il, south Range, GO East. He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
re-ldencr upon. and cultivation of, said lard
heDders n Of Phche. Nevada; John shier. OF
r oche, Nevada; W. Culverwell, ., Phoebe.
Nevada.
augl65t FIJI. HINCKLEy Rao;s4or
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Notice to Credit. rs.

Estatc of Anthony Mcmahon. De-
sen.ei.
NOTICE IA HERERY GIVEN PY THE I'M
dtr-igned, Executor Of the last will and
the creditors Of and TO ali persona having
claims against the estate o, said de- eased I,
EXHIBIT III IN. with the necessary vouchers a
rihcati ms or before the 9Th dsy of Feb
Inary, 1885. to The said nnde signed at his
once IN Pioche Lincoln County, Nevada, or
r Il. ELAN,
Executor OF the last will aud testament of
Anthony Mcmahon, deceased. aug9.im.
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF P. II. WAND, DECEASED.
~ Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator of the Estate OF P. II. Wand, oe.
ceased. to the creditors OF and to all D rsons
nsvt"g claims against said deceased. to pxbihit
them with the nee ssary vouchers within four
months after the nrst publication OF this no.
lice, 20 said Administrator, at the office OF
thompson Campbell, Attorney for said Estate,
a. Pioche, In the County of Lincoln, State of
Nevada. -
Dated at Phoebe, July Z, 1888.
GEORGE !. WEED,
w Administrator.
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an" III sScoTuinee with law, and an order of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the twenty.
sixth day of September, 1884, 80 msny shares
OF each parcel OF such stock as may be peces.
sary' VIII be sold at public auction, ut the
ofnee OF the company, No. 1921 Pluo street,
room 90 San Francisco. California, on TUES
DAY, the second day Of Decen,b4r, 1884, q. tho
hour Of one o'clock, p. Il OF said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising aud expenses OF the
sale.
Il. n HALL. Secretary.
ohce-No. 1917 Pine street. Room 20, san
Francisco. California. I'd.
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D4Y SILVER MINING coMPANY-I oo,-
IL tiOn Of principal place of business, 3oT
Pine street, room 20. san Francisco. Califrn a
loo .tiun Of W rks, Jackrabbit Mining istrics,
Lincoln county, Nevada No teeth re are de.
linquont upon the following scrib STOCK, On
account of ssst 81 meut no. l5I levied on the
Twenty sixth day of September. leSi. the sew.
rral amounts set opp lsite the nsines Of the re.
& ha raj pi FIJI
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-29

For Hitl.Heads. otter. Heads. Ca ri.
vouchers. and all kinds or job tsrt NJ.
ing etther Fancy or PLATA, apply to
the Record Office.
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NOTICE.

DLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT WE HAVE
L sold to @. r Barton all our right, title and
interest 10 the business Of Barton, Tore L. Co.
ct Bristol. w.
iu. JACOBS l. SULTAN.
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Kansas gives Blaine 10000 plurality.
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All kinds Of COl0red Printing done
AZ the Record Oftices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
RlRI.F AND CHURCH WORK.

The American Bible Society held its sixty-eighth
annual meeting yesterday al its rooms IN the Bible
House The report showed that 2 IL, 100 copies OF
the Bible were printed or PuTchaseddunn the year
OF which nearly 20OO,OO0 were distributed; the
circulation in foreign lands was 5lO,5I6 copies
Many transatiODs and revlsons were made. The
receipts of the society S64O, 7l9, and the OK
penses 1862 lO6. For the coming year the society
has appropriated $173, 100 to be expended in for
Al the annual meeting of the American Congre-
pafional Union, held also III the Bible House. the
treasurer II. o. PnueO, reported tho receipts 70 be
SIO5 $50 and the expenses $ll7,5lo. Inc Kew.
bT Cobb secretary. said that the money had been
received from 43j churches in thrty-seven states
snd Territories and that it was gam OF nearly
s. 600 over the previous year. The rapid growth
OF churches on the frontier had been SO great that
The Board was not able 10 meet all the demands Us
For the coming year the Board asks for $2O0.oo9
with which 10 assist new churches and the National
Council last fall approved the request. Inc Rev
C. H. TaintoI, he added has been appointed se or,
tary for collections with his headquarters at CHI
cago More than $4,000 Of last years receipts
cane from churches previously aided, and during
tie year these churches have added 1925 persons
20 their membership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09

LrzAKp, May sPassed steamers Switzerland Bes ssy,
non, from Antwerp on her way TO NewYork BeeeplsnI
Beig STOKES from Nsw-York April 26 way 10 Ant
werp.
MONTREAL May s-Anivsd, steamer Lake Huron OBJ,
Berpsfn, Liverpool. -"
VERA CaUz May sssea steamer City Of Puebla Dsaten,
for Havana and NewYork
sr KRIS May s-salsd, steamer Creole Br) oLssy for
NewY0rk.
HAyASA, May s-Arived, steamer Saratoga Mcintosh
from New.York.
sailed, steamsr Newport Curtis for Nsw.York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON Nav 8-Arrivsd steamers wifert (Br) Sample,
csbaren Worcester (sr, BIenkinshp Halifa= Alpha tAr
StanwOOf Yarmouth, Ms.
Cleared steamers CITY OF Macon Kelly savannab Prus-an
(Br McDOugall GLASGOW Crystal Br Darling. NewY0rk.
PHLADELPHIA May 8-Arfiyed steamers Pottsvie Bacon,
saicm Centpede, Worth, Boston, Fannie. GrumIey, and
Common wealth, Cole, New-York.
Cleared steamers Ann Eliza Warren New York. Allentown,
Swasey Boston, Coronilla BrD, battey Baltimore
DELAWARE BREAKwATER May S-Passed steamer PennUL
wanna Dodge, fIom Liverpool for Philadelphia
BALTIMORE, May s-Arriyed, steamer Johns HOPKINS
March, savannabj Vineand. Hart, New. York
Cleared steamers Parklsnds r smith Eotteream; sarS
Charieston; Blackstone Kent Provldsncet
Alleghsny Haett Boston; Berlin oer Vsncosr Bremen;
Josephine Thomson. Moore New-York
Sailed steamer AsturianO
SAVANNAH May o-Arryed steamer WIN Lawrence, hooper
Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
JERSEY CITY.

The body of an unknown man. dressed in q sailors
suit was found yesterday hoatingln the rycr near
the Central Railroad ferry.
Mr. Mullone. publisher of The Jersey Cig argus,
who was indicted for libel on Otto w. Meyer,
Police Commissioning, rctractcd his plea of not guilty
and pleaded non ra; yesterday. lie asked perms-
sion TO show that the libel was not actuated ny
malice.
The Grand Jury ,s'rrl1v fDund an indictment
for murder against john Kicy VINO killed Timothy
70 ey while lighting with the boys mother They
also made n prescutneut against the Mayor aud
Common Council of BIyOnne Tor maintaining
nuisance IN Ihird-st
The jury in the SUIT of William f. Greenleaf and
his wife TO recover 81 1000 damages from Joseph
d. Mor0nc, an Italian railroad contractor, for as
saultng Mrs. Greenlcaf gave verdict Yesterday
for - 300 III favor of Grcenlcaf but refused tOglvc
his wife anything.
John Flynn, Of No. III ProvOst-st, was before
Police Justice Stilsng yesterday charged with
abandonment and assault and battery on his wife.
Mrs Flynn was unable 10 appear, her mother stat
ing that she was sick in bed suffering from the want
of food and medicine. The evidence showed that
FIynn had starved his family broken nearly IL the
furniture and slamefully abused his wife. Judge
Stising after remarkiug that the prisoner was the
most contemplate man he ever had before HIM,
committed him to prison in default of $500 bail.
He will also be required to furnish a 5000 bond TO
ensure the payment of S6 to his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
4 CHINESE WOMAN DOCTOR.
A YOUNG METHODIST CoNvERT CONES TO THIS
COUNTRY TO GET A PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATE.

COUNTRY TO GET PHYSICIANS CERIlFICAiE'
From The PhiJddeipbta Telegraph. -,
A dark -cOmplexiOned, almOn-eyed GIRL WIN
rather pretty features. and wearing the chyenprol-
dered sack and silk slippers OF ladies' OF RANK IN
China attracted universal attention today al the meet
ing of the WOman's Foreign Missionary society
In the Arch Street Methodist EplscOpai
Church. The girl was IIu King EnS who arrived ia
this country last week from China, in company WIN
the DR.. Whitney medical missionary 5taoneu se
FOochow She is the daughter of Hu Yong MI convert
who occupies the exalted position OF Presiding EIder III
the Foochow Conference, and held In high esteem IN
China Her mother who is lady of high RANK assists
her father in his missionary labOrs. Her grand1atue
Iu King HI who died recently military mandarin
OF rank and enjoyed the distinction OF being the second
convert to the Methodist Episcopal church IN
China lie devout Christian and nrl l
believer in the tencts OF Methodism, ana
gave his children the parents OF Hu King Eng good re-
gi0s education This was in turn impaired 10 the glrl
who is pos Chr tian. She 10 eighteen yea OF ageanu
is unusually bright and intelligent she mas assisted nt
father i'm his missionary abOrsaDd has rendered YaluaDe
aid al the hospital connected with the mission III FoOcnOw
which Is in charge OF several ladies from THIS country
Her purpose in coming here Is to OBTAIN a
medical education which will enable her 10
her native country With this object in view, she VIII
enter the girls department OF the Ohio Wesleyan Unlver
sity at Delaware, Oho in which the co-educaton Ns
tenn is practsed and then take regular course Ill inc
Women's Medical College in this city. she expects 10
encounter many obstacles before gaining the desired
know ledge, the NEST formidable being herlgDorahce Oh
the English language. - -. e,.. 90
Washington former missionary in China, and the VIE
OF the Rev Nathan Sites, delegate from Fooch0w,
China the General Conference now IN session In lhS
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EoRELGN SrEAMERS DIE "a WIS PORI
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF W.YoRK......THURSDAY, MAY g 1884
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK ......THURSDAY, MAY g. 1884
ARRIVED.
steamer Oder (Gsr Sander Bremen April 2C with mdse
steamer Pity Of Merida Retg Vera Grnz April a. From
mdse passengers to Alexandre sous ,., .,ou >.
MoSis Bros vessel to SIMPSON, spence & Young,
steamer SutoTd Sr GTry ..G RsHB AP5 80 with
Steamer anaWia Greenwood, BaracOa " days with fruit
steamer Alhambra Or, Fraser Bermuda days with
mdse and passengers to 4 OuterDridye & Co
sUNsET-Wlnd at SANDY HOOK. moderate, NSE; fOggy.
At CITY Island, light, NE raining
CLEARED.
Steamer dreoian Monarch Br) Brstow, LoDdon-Patton
steamer City of Richmond Br, cOndron Liverpool via
Steamer 5tanmoTe Or Devereaur Newcaste-smpson,
steamer Wioiand GER. Hebich. Hamburg via Plymouth
steamer CITY WASHINGTON, Reynolds, Havana and McI
stesmsr Cenaeso Faircoth Nassau, tJago and Glen
STEAMER 2iene Br) seder Kingston savana &c-Pim,
Steamer Fygia CBr) Burden, cardenas-simpsOn spence
steamer marlborough Rr, Fraser Bermuda-A Outer
steamer City of Augusta, NickersOn. savannah-Henry
steamer Roanoke Couch Norfolk city Point and Richmond
steamer " Bruno Foster BALTIMORE Krems
steamer Breakwater. Jenny, LeWes Del-Od Dominion
steamer Glaueus, Bearse Boston-H DmosR ,,o.
Bark Condor (Nor) Nelson Rio JaneirOBenham BOye
Borx savanette (Br Purde Port spanchares Morrison
BARK George Peake tBr), Charlotteown PEI-Master
Rrla Harriet q. stanley, Neuvltas-Mosle Bros
Obi. DIXON. Annapolis. NS--Scaumell Bros
schr Il Merriam Br), Merriam Windsor, NS-P MENUS
& son. ,,,, , nit,
sohr Mary Douglass Lewis, BaIacOa-Gomez Peasall
SAILED.
eteauers Richmond Livorpoo GreciGn Monarch
and Holland London; columbia, AvonmOuth state OF Ne
Havana and Vera Cruz: Cenuegos, tieniuegosi African
paracoa; marlborough. Bermuda CITY OF Augusta Savan'
nah; Roanoke Richmond; Moss Brow Baltimore common
wealth. Philadelphia.
Bark Henry Durham, for Key West
Aso saed-Via Long Island SoundSteamer Glaucus Tor
Boston.
Anchored City Island bound Out-Bark Havre for Wind
SUI ~ THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORrS
LIVERPOOL May s-Arrvsd steamer Venetian (3r Trant
from Boston ApTll2l
Tth-sailod steamer Hevetia Br, Rogers for NewYork
QUEENSTOWN May S-Saied. steamer CephaOna Brl Walk.
er Liverpool hence for New.lork.
PLYMOUTH May 8-ATTiyed, steamer The Queen Br COcb
rane nom New.YOIk April 90. Oh Der way TO London.
SHARPNESS May b-Arred steamer 81 Andrews Bay Or
Downie, from Baltimore April iS
HULL May SATTiyed, steamer MareDgo OBJ Male from
sotyrGsMPfox May s-saied. steamer Fulda Corr Helm
brueh), from Bremen hence for New York
IITH May 9Arrivsd steamer Madrid (Br Carson. from
LMFSicK, May 6-Arrlyed. steamer He1ham OBJ Adams
from Philadelphia April 20.
BBRMRN May Starved. steamer Draunschweig Ger
Pohle from Baltimore
Sailed steamer Hohenzolern (Ger. Meyer for New
York and Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
PROFITS OF TIE KIRMESS.

The Committee on Ways and Means of the
Mira " & SchermerhOru, No. AZ West Twenty -thrdst.
n was reported that the KrmeSs had neted $1,000; the
flower BOOTH presided by Mrs James b. Potter and
Madame Nilsson having alone netied 5000. The money
will he added TO the Charity Fund OF the hospital and not
devoted TO its general expenses. plot or ground be-
onn IN the Seton estate has been secured In Westches
ter county, where wooden payilions VIII be
erected to accommodate the sick poor OF all ages
and all stages OF disease, Of whom
are not admitted to the hospitals. ncurables, in partc
MAR will be benefited by treatment after the hospitals
have given them up The troubles about the management
of The entertainment I'm or two particulars have not
been settled Professor Marwg sent In bill for sl363
FOR rchcarsng the ehidrens aud the National danCes
LIST wear he supenendcd thedances for nothing and ~
rivcn prescnt for his eXertons Ire bill was nsdacd
Zoo beh and has not yet been settled In regard 10 .he
tickets sold price by spscuat9s Il supposed that
they complimentary tickets corrected OF tue "'H'si'
The matter il sill being investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
FTTzGERALDS WELCOME HOME.

Long Island City turned out almost TO a man
last night to welcome home her second 1T Patrick. AT
7:3O ex Alderman Gleason, Solomon r. Noble, Oyerseer
Nehrbaus,r and Patrick DAILY drove up to the
Putnam House, where Fitzgerald, "Tom" Davis, MS
packer, Happy Jack" smith, bis trainer and
Peter J. Panchot were awaiting them. The
four got into an open barOuche drawn by four black
horses and followed by the Long Island City delegation,
were driven to the Thrtyourth-st. ferry. When they
reached Long Island city they found large crowd
awaiting them FITZGERALD greeted with continued
cheers and flight OF Roman candles and rockets As soon
as the applause had subsidized eX-Aderman Gleason pre-
scented Fitzgerald with address OF welcome. The
whole Of the Long Island City Fire Department
by fire companies from Hunters Point and Astoria, and
a number OF carriages containing members OF the city
government and prominent citizens OF Long Island City,
The carriage containing Fitzgerald with guard or honor
from heAncen OrdeOf HibeTnians and the uaGael
brought p the rear After going through various streets
I'm the lower part the city the line OF march through
Veruon-aye 10 Fitzgcrads house In RayenswOod. The
streets through which the procession posed were lit up
by bOnires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
SCALDED TO DEATH AT SEA.

An accident occurred on board the steamship City
of Merida on Saturday night, Just after leaving
Havana, which resulted in the death OF Second As
sistant-Engneer Patrick BLeSni ana thI severe r
lin was about TO charge the main feed dump which
failed to carry the water to the main boilers The
main check-valye on the boiler had become DIS
into the pipe and pumps under such great pressure
that il burst. Mr. Breslin caught the solid volume
of boiling water in his face lie fingered ID great
ileyed by death. Chief Engineer Walsh, hearing
the explosion down to assist pr Brestn ah R}a
bips down. He was barely able to walk around
yesterday.
Mr. Bresln was buried at sea on the following
day. He was forty years Of age and unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
sIrYpRY NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

WEST HoBOKEN.-Trouble is brewing in the
Common Council Mr. Fitzgerald says that Clerk
Farr is trying to run the Council ana he proposes
soon to teach the clerk lesson.
R,uwAY.-Mabee and English ended their labors
on Wednesday night In the seven days that they
were in the city 1850 persons signed the pledge,
and Reform Club, with over 4OO MEMBERS WAS
organized.
ELfzABRTH-Mabee and English held their first
meeting last night. Library Hall was crowded.
over 800 persons signed the pledge The meetings
are 10 be continued ten days.
BLooMPIFLD.-Thc Town Committee has granted
permission for the construction of park OF the
ground known as Bloomfield Centre. An 0rdl,
nance is proposed forbiddng the use or bicycles and
yelocipedes on the sidewalks.
UNION HIIL-A woman has been searching for
two or three days for her husband, Pierre Derant,
who she alleges elOped last July from Lyons,
France, with young woman named Josephine De
Bots. Mrs. Derant learned that her husband and
the young woman were living together IN Blum-st.,
but OH going TO the house she found II vacated.