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New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races Jerome Park, l;3o r. m
broadway Railway ComniissiOh supreme 'ouit Ch''i
bcr>.
Chamber OF Commerce Meeting p m
New-Jersty Yacht Club. Annual Regatta
Meeting Of Academy of Music S,Ocklohiers, p III.
Trrstc.s Of Peabody Fund, Fifth Avenue Hotel -.
,arale Inspection Uf eth Regiment Arrfory
1890 T. M. ..... s.,o
frnithoogists Congress- husrnn OF Natural history
Tclrphorc suit before Judge Wallace.
Trustees of Actors Fund, No. 73o Broadway u M;
Meeting of John J. O'Brien Club, Grand and Lddlow
SITS, y. IN. -. -. ,,..,... T
Ia.lies Club for Outdoor Sports. Ncw-B1ght3n L. !.
Butler Mass meeting Temperance Hall. brooklyn,
D. III. . -, ,... .,oo,trr
Independent Democratic Blaine and Logan meeting
No 80 Clintof-st., y T. III. 49,. -,
Institute Of Christian Philosophy, No. winthrop
place, p. IN. ,, c, 4, d,
$3.50
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
UOUL NhjlS.
ppou,NlHr ARRIVALS.

rim Arenm Hotd - EN-fresdcnt H.. B'
Un,rs of ONO. CHIEF Justice NJ. H. Waite, of the I -
s,inr,Iuc CONT senator Eugrpt Hale ol j inr me"
torr Lyman, of Ioston \. j. DrcScl "f fhh"tirhli
and General Henry Il. Jackson of Georgia .-.- Lrlf
IIone Baron de NcrrL of Paris and stevenson hnl ht
of cleveland . AUsin0rft HOh FIX Governor e. H. III
gcr.nll of Connecticut WodsOr hotel skinner,
of Chicago .... Grdnd Hoe '-ES Governor william
snra. .rc of Rhode Island Brer0or House. r. fci
kius ur,,-idcnt OF the Chicago burlington and QllncS
Railroad Company Grdnd Cehstrm H0t'f-lhe KEY: Ut.
A O. IIaygnua, of Emory College, Georgia .ASO'
Uouse- -(;cnera T. H. ConnOr OF salt Lake Cty.......
Nc,r York IDtel-iiencral de Trobliad T. ;. Army
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

The city's net funded debt is 500, 714, ,003 4S. Il
decrease since August 81 of 81 ,O51 20 and total
decrease since January of 81 ,S32.O22 40.
The Excise Commissioners last month granted
lected -, 40 more. The fees for licenses were
S35,395.
The 9TH Regiment will parade to-day at 3 p IN.
IN Van Cortlandt Park. half a mile above King
bridge on tine line of the New-fOIk City and North
ern Railroad.
TRYING TO KEEP THi liz PASTOR: -
The resignation of the Rev. Halsey w. Knapp
pastor of the Macdouga Street Baptist Shnrch,
has not been accepted, and last evening commit
tee OF hive deacons requested nin To reconsider MS
decision They also expressed their high opinion
OF his services.
END OF THE PAUPER IMMIGRANT TROUBLE
The GuIOn Line Steamship Company YESTERDAY
signed the agreement with the Commissioners o
Emigration " allow steerage passengers pfoush
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
OE1 UOOR .SFOH1S.
rODAYA RACES ~ JEROME PARK
I'M uUANp NAttpFAt uANtr'At-A "HiAi '"N'
ttnr iNrICiIp-iuE rNtKuH,

I'M uHANp NAttufAt uANpitAt-A nui Al cove
tinf INrICtIp-tiu tNiKtlN
To-dAys programme ~ lrron" Idik prom
.cs -N inicfraIinp conto,t- ihr nr7t race u htdi
rn aud sixteenth milrh, WIN ten entries lh'
wtLht, adjusted that 10 H. hh open question ~ /"
vim hor viii win H. Tie hrruud II a hlllng race Tor
tNn-, rnuld.. II has six rnTlr- Inc feature ni lh
dN II the thd race, the Grand National IihhdI'hp'
tAo and uIaftrr miles. -Four ont Of the original Ten
entries Hcccpt" Tia" weights, and rpntcd contest
mt, h, cX Xpccrd Drake Carter carries the top Wcghl
I1J lIc ha, proved himself to bc good hutso over q,
long di- Of ground. His advcsarlcH are Meet oo,d
and stout hearted, and he viii have 10 make one o Inc
hest effort. hI, life II hc WINS The old iN oilic M"h
tor and General MonTor n at l2O pound each ana
lice, and Toe lOl pounds, Vc ponnd, more IMAM
was originally assigned Ia her on account ot her VIII
uiun thr Manhattan liandcap on saturday last
The fourth race will he handicap one ana quarter
mcs with nine entries. Jack-o Hearts and Checknat'
carry the top weights, 10 pounds each Ihc Hilh '.
T. "A selling affair with eight entries. II" dtl Spo''
wl wind up with etcrpcchase Ovct the snort coui So
Nine horses named start. The Following Is hS'
~ tie on
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE EXTEN
,.I,rs or ,ur SUPREME COURT DECIsIoN-A

xrvrcrs or THE SUPREME COURT DEClsioN-A
Nrw HALL OF RECORDS.
Tho decision of Justice La wrence. OF the sm, s,o
Trsme Court Court srafnIPmSS az PmSc Works and the Depart
sncnt Of Parks to deliver TO the trustees ., dn
BROOKLYN Bridge permit TO oienf IN CHATHAM and
CcnS s,s settles the matter unless 'nc uoiI,u ,h
nnf, m the suit should appeal In that eNeut in;
might DELAY for some time oro ,S nf thc elevated
railroad ooald proceed 10 anu nnt lIu,m ,mo They
without first crossing the street pANoI". . tbc io "
have as vet given no notice oi appear, "u' -, d' so
alio,vs thcm pentV of time Wlthln Whl,n l" Wv ~; ~
if they desire 10 carry the case VI Tp,nt,Nr
condition of affairs was mus SS,cu SSs,,'noI"p one of
reporter Yesterday NY J' = l.
the Bridge trustees: ,,,t.,
II there gre appeals from me @ ucoNhr ,yn in onr
Lawrence and IL no Other it b Rriirn and
{I ,ho a connection with the elevated railroad.
IN, on,r"'' r'r njitsiaudnc with Mayor Grace ana
,oni,nlier campbell of NcwNotk tiiN was INV ntN % ~
the Bridge This shc has uohe ~ ~" & ys to f,rrni. h
lv the putt hasc ol prop iN. N'N ~, lac tatrr
nn portion of the CITY Hall Iar includ9E IN, r,nrrty ,
Records. The city ut NJ" "lN .,,.,aiiL 'Thia
was ,n as reason vh, l'ooln -hHnI r1} ~ ,%G nS
nronkl,n end of the lu for these h,,m"d h,ds "nnu"t
,n,,nuti.,,tinu The Han W H'coluSS ''''ps ~
he taken down uutl ~, n'w y,ocn,s "e,',I "md that
constructed for e-er,ims m, o. H', tnr I@g.laire for
m ae' enhos lhS iin & " Jas pcrr the fcesi'urc
,", intat hni fod to pass II aas the int,nl,on -,
ia, tn,ihn,ii,s in Ntw inik n tatiL nul W E"V H. ,
,o undot standing with i,rookl,n Ili,mm"N N,ih ,be
,n',on viii he madc 20 thc now boundary snn,rI
Intt viii hntp after the lnll ~ N,"i.s - i'.,i Is
'rhr si,u,tnir now tu hc crccitd n nu iu,'' M ,hr
,btowh in ihr way. viii ho ~ iiuh trst N'n Wv Wv,
sn,o Grade ne The elevated inlltnml, s"i nav H.,
,u Ia, rd nhd dell, cred nh lever sWlh''. ~.
,iu ,,,,t,, nm ,f tha rtnrn Viii hr hr,'sshtI' rs
,,, u,,r t,a siN russ viii ho required ih anl", w.
,I,,riupr snrpaso il Ia natural f.f NJ l''"',2s M ,
a. oirrt lo having the extension mhdr ~ l,l w. H.
,nilting W. atn netunri hi iva fnhhl h,a Nv ,,,, M
matter one of Whi, Ia mat The n,eloi, "' ~ NJ du ~
,,uutcs the extension and tho other 'hhtH WI" "' !"
tt,tt tiVlIu
"ptasiiomt kiugsey of the Bridge trustees VIII
anuiv to ihe pub io Works llrpaitieh to-day , ',''
,r,,ss,on IN 90 ON With the work OF extending W.
!; 'i,-on a .nori,I meeting of the trustees VIII DC
called To settle The details OF the work. Noh''"'
for the work already exist.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS,
DESTROYED by LIGHTNING.

In the thunder storm on Monday morning, the
N"rwnIk aConn, near the New Canaan road, was
strlck by lightning. set on fire aud desiroyed Mrs.
Els was in bed, and the electric nuid following
dawn the chimney fine Hooded her room with light
and filed il with fumes of sulphur Almost IN
stanty thereafter the house seemed ahale IN every
part and she had scarcely time TO- unb0t the uooiH
and agate the premises George Waterbury, Lying
across the road saw the fire, having been awakened
by the thunder bolt, but could do nothing to save
the property. Mrs. Ellss loss Is severe ana SIG Is
left without shelter or means OF obtaining IT,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
NEWARK.

The fall meeting of the Newark Prcsbytcry was
held m the sixth Church yesterday. A complaint
was received from members of the Pane street tree
Colorcd Church against their pastor, the heV;
contracted debts which he refuses to pay ; that he
las been guilty of imprudcnt conduct, ana that
he cherished animosity against certain memo9rs oi
forced to pay his debts. The pastor stated that
the church owed III , 200 IN salary ana tha'
was why he was unable TO pay his debts.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
ALONG TlIE SOrND.

BnlpGrronI -Charlcs licnson, an Engishman
age Gfy-twu formerly of Paterson, " j.. committed
sui, iuc yesterday m the ccuOl his house Ntandlhg
on "a inverted butter ifhn hc ihsteded M me-
couhlcd, to ms ciIya. tviug ih" opposite" chh u" II
llpur iulst aud then suspended himself Mrs pen
l4ou. VINO discovered the dead man. saws hc had
pir yiuu-i, ie thtco attempts to XII htW7cIi
I 80 Icmoctits oi the lVth Congressman lls-
trct Yesterday icnOmlnated T.. W. ScJ moui i'i
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
ARRESTED LnR MIRpER.

I'd. ..id lloilmau. an ldlot, was assaulted at
ynrstnwn We.tchos'er tou ". ia August ana y"
q, ~ btouplt to is tlty atr died last saturday ~
the hnuso of his brother Jnhu ll"hnnn. ~ No. ~
IhitI-avc Yesterday SorN ctfang was hii'H''n
II, Driuty ~lciin inhir. ~ Ulster tounty. "n ali
od rlintpp II as ant and taken w l"i" ,'l'' hHN-
tor M rcrkskill. who columittcd him nn ne rhhie
of nurot hoffman htl hcrn H'ht iu n"n'u WIZ W.,
ynnnp man went uut ~ ihe muluihg nnu ''''iN'" y
frrnhtr toiiiup Ntih u club john llnn nnh tih''n
IA, iira nnd renamed twhV uniii yesterday,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
YALE EASILY DEFEATS WESLEYAN.

NEW-iiANEN, Dct. l. ne lOOiDd ncdSon VI
81 was opened to-day with n game between 1alc anu
Wesleyan Neither college has selected H. regular team
The Yale team contained only three payers from last
years eleven Wescy an had f"Ir new men from ~.
The score was Yale. IL Wesleyan .. The refetee was
Mr. Hull Yale, the Judge for Yale Ferry t"JhEe loI
Wesleyan j. d. B,atty~. This WAS the first game on
Ync'S new athletic grounds. 4 second game between
the ale and Wesleyan teams will be played at uuIc
town uIday.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
RnCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK-Thc Law and Order Association wa
agnn defeated on tuesday IN a case against Law
irlcr NlcMahun. Vt $3.50 y. m. the jury rendered
verdict of not guilty. despite the testimony OF man
witnesses Tor the prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
CARMAN DRUNKWHEN KILLED.

Coroner Levy will hold the inquest IN the case OF
Robert Carman, the murdered bar-tenuer' ~ anI
fsor"ners Office on Saturday at 1 o'clock. Uhtii
Ten the murderer. David Degnan, Will remain ia
ts al Of the jetfe rsOm Market Prison Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

MI VrEvuN.-lt understood that meeting ol
tbr bond,non aud creditors of Postmaster Brugc-
man VIII bc hcld this evening 10 make an cXahlha-
tIon of his affairs.
SING S.NG-Dr. Charleq L. Curtis has been
adiulged insane. aud placed in the LunaIc Asyium
nt puunh kppu,lp
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
D,NcrP IJrRKING IN EGG NOODLES.

Dr. Cyrus Edison. of the Board OF ideaim &c m noa was
Informed recently that manufacturer oi cts '" f
chrome yellow On Investigation he ionnd ,hao ha
with the present high price of eggs 1t would , DC
cnlI and that saffron wa, eqrally out of the ques-
ton lie made a visit to the eight manufacturers
OF noodles and vcrmice and in every one lou nh ~
This Of chrome ycllow or chromatc of lead. when
is a violent poson standing by the mixing troughs
and rolling boards. The manufactnrers at hrs, dS
MED using the poison. Messrs hensihpergSGr S y
Belling. No. 13 Dcy-st.. have been arrested ior a
violation of the aduteration OF food act Eo3dman In
,nswer n similar charge and other arrests Will
{ .lIow
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
Samuel Blotchford The body was taken IN
snnninI car 10 Snrinniield Mass.. for burial.

epeciaI car to Springfield, Mass for burial.
SPANISH PASSPORTS NO HELP TO cHINAHEN.
Seven Cinnamon arrived from Havana on lmcs-
day on the steamer Niagara. They sworc Vh : III
nesel 10 their friends that they paid T2o each IN
Havana for naturalization papers and passports,
and that under the treaty between spain ana ,he
United States they were permitted TO ianh WIN, VIII
ont question. This is untrue. The custom HOUSE,
otiic1rs did not permit them to land unil they
proved that they were in transit to China, ana had
through tickets. The law says. " Ihe pr"FlSl"hs
of this act shall apply to all subjects ot emma ana
Chinese. whether subjects of China or any other
foreign Power
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

FDGrwArrR.-1hc Village trusiccs nave d"clueu
to introduce "A system of publlc sewers. Edge
wafer comprises the three villages OF Chiffon,
Stapleton and TompkInsville.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

yhtrd Rac,Drake Carter $50 feeandToe $40. Monitor
S1s. Gen Nor roe ~.
Fourth RacJacko Heartss55, Royal Arch s2t; slocum
$6. Checkmate S1f, Free Gold Sl3 Chantlcleer $l2,
C1onmel SO Tornado 81 Paterson ~. -
FTih RGcc-Tyfton s2j savanna 40, Lizzie Mack sl7,
Wandering fl3. sister sl1 Musk So Field 81.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
PRI> CETOY'S FOOTBALL ELEVEN.


PRINCETON, y. j.. Oct. 1.-The college 1o0t-
ball team WAS made up to day %. follows ku-hers- ne
caInp I-line Harris Adams Bird. Captain nanaktr
and Hodge quarter back H. Hodge nan pch9, Ia,
mar and Baker; iull back Dcklau Inc hiSl game VIII
be- PLACED on saturday with the Rutgers team
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

Arthur lie Fon the young Frcnchnan VINO WIS
arrested in Boston on Tuesday on charge Oh Oh
biramy. Yesterday pleaded not guilty III jersey
C,fv. lie was reinanded being unable TO procure
bondsman In with repoT'fr ,ra he ayas ar
his return 10 the jail, lie Fon sara that no vas ~
tho bgamy case. to her en- ;illng helseIi. -, H.
He had been TO Europe with her, nd when they
20 marry her lie fold her them he SAID, that he
was a married man, bnt she said she didn't care
and declared that unless he married her she womld
with her n short time He added that he is now
liy nrced from his first wife.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
NIRINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunr,aoa ~ .tt. - is BIZ hO)n'saye Ia 1S
HIGH WArER TO-DAY
4 u-Gauly HOOK 5:2O GOV IsJ1l, j53 Ioll Gas. TAI
y pu-Sauly Hook. 64i GOV IsliAi Cl1 uell GHc. $40
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
LONG ISLAND.


RoCKAwNY BrACn.-Ihc body OF an unknown
man well dressed. was washed ashore yesterday
near the ba hing houses.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
JERSEY CITY.

The house Of Frank Snyder, No. "a Magnolia
sIlycrware.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
BEGINyING THE PAYMENT OF TAXES.

The receiver of taxes General NJ. l. McMahon,
and his assistants were busy Yesterday receiving
money from those who awaited themselves OF the
law which provides that persons paving taxes be
lore November shall he entitled To reduction oI
6 ucr cent interes between the day of payment and
Decembcr l. The accommodations this year are
better than formerly. Owe: S30O0,0OO was re-
ceived Yesterday. Tie appropriations lOr me
maintenance of the city government Tor lSNI
amount to S34 OiG.1Gj The general fund reduces
tins S2.C0J,OOO. Among the largesi taxpayers
were the 'oliow ng 4: New-York Central ana iiud-
son ilyer Railroad Company. fiiO,O the Astor
estate 1925 900 the Gocet estate. IN part
$50 900: J amcS Gordon Bennett. SD EIrly
i'm the day SG377 50 was paid bv refer y; pH,h'
tbe tax on nropcrtv owned Jointly by President
Arthur aud Robert Graham Dun.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
p-~,.c,som a Necessity.

can,ta Campaign Extra has been prepAre' un -. Az
title named abovo -four pages giving IAN 's,t,r, y
-. =, rs,ard to tho rariL They are the ess a,
.s,ax. converted Fres rsAi,s fs,s.As'L ~ w.
hundred - thousand
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
Gorham
Plated War e.

Parties desiring Plated Ware of
more elegant and substantial charac-
ter than the commOner grades will
find the GoRHAM PLATE the most eco
nomical ware made. The quality
is fully maintained, and the prices
are much less than formerly, while
the variety of design is larger.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
rrIIIvc A pITIrI'L TAI.E WITH ETFECT

i;corre II. CoInncid. of No. II Stone-S' was
,oncntiy s,yindIcd ont of e. br an old woman who
told hiin that ncr had died he prey onS nay III
/, hospital and that she nee led TlS TO Keep nun
from being buried in the Potter. ficld' nc nau 5
.nii"ctcJ so and Mr. Cornncld gave her the
balance and soon discovered that the story was
myth and repor'cd the matter to lnSpecl"i ~ lue'
who recognized the swindier as 'aro,in' M'.'i 49,.
20 mn March 10 1888 was sentenced to eighteen
months in the re iitentiaiy for similar on"h~'
She was arrested yes erdnv. She also ii Tue cala
rf the Rev. John rgcrton RAYMOND pastor o'
Carmel NlutIst Cnnrch at Oue-hundTcd- a ld-tw wen
ty-,irst-t near Flrst-Ivp.. and of the Rev y. =.
Wprcr uf the First German BdntiSl thuich' No
lG2 East Onc-hundicd-aud-iweitl st.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
CAMPAIGN EXTRAS,
moy Free Trade Works.

ar., series ot Robert p. Portsrsct,,rs 81
rurope contains twenty-five OF tho Letters wne'
,,i, ,he want misery and desriditol Of tas wo1Ass
''aas IN england Price cents copE 81 hani''A
40 thousand
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
Announcement, A

Enrl 4 Wilson's "Hhor -hnnd Collars md
bead rdee uHa a,e tho heat Hod o'oiwhue
dhnnlne fah,aa it0rs Ntlt fufiaf l'rt1Ntti ttp,ia
III Mnflit Eishrf nh1f ~ uFfT niiNA tnitihtt
eli pb, auian, fUf 4nnsf.l iely nsNAiJ ~ aitiIii
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
Un. Letters Of Acceptance.

. TRIBUNE EXTRA o: four PAGES has been vtep'si
containing tbe Letters OF Acceptance OF MI bi'h'
u.n,ra Logan and the Republican platform rnSS' y
hundred ~ thousand
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

Tnc pool selling at Coney Island last night was as
follows:
Firs Rac,- Little Fred f25 Rica $40 Roy clnke ST.
Richard L. 81 Walfower tl2. Coaaeho eli, Bella sil
IOln rlO, Grulia -, caramel 90 ana ,....,,
Sse ii lacr-Iiart 800 banana $50, Rocket $50, rank
IiunI AZ Winds ali 10. AliTeu IS.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
LuNpnoRG's RnrNisH CoLOGNR,

"ROrGH ON IrCH.'-t'urce hnmors, crnptions.
ringwOrn, tetor, salt rheum frosted feei, 'lilblaihN
"ltOugh on Corns.' for Gorns bnnons loo
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
orsrp,, viriE on CIv1L SERVICE.

r.,,,,i,s,,n,, t,tninius NJ the meeting ~ tho
ra,i i,"n,d Yesterday. said that hc had not hnnwn h
so many ahotns men out of work Tor Non,i ~ W,v
arc nov prtiiion waa received Hivnoh Mn'p
nt,,n,. rouulntuiuu that they Muio unh'," y"
.r, ,le,f uay' nov long overdue, President Nie'o
hhid ~ .,,.,
The Controller has refused To rhf iln @ i,' , and
-, , ,t. hecni,r nnr oT uf The carpenters N'"
uosons have moi pns-od the tiyi hoNr" rAhmln",''"
"t an, tnId lhnt The tiV service rNhhlhtih ~" ll ~
nine men in creek and Latin Ia nre u lh.N 80" ~
ITlrk or paint fences, II II sad slal" oi nn'n in
had n eotr kcrper who had passed an examination ~
,ronslanq Theocritls and Thucydides We liansnl'' "
iu 10 e a Park keeper, and they wanted mn !" i,sS
stl more rigid examination be,aus" ,'os ",u hv ,hn
mason has not been examined III btllrs .S , &
ssion all these kept out or tllf pay & a"
mi. Rnard is utterly powcress | shall Visit tholi IAN
lilies and see If they in want as doubt not many VI
them
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

James Crossan, of No. 314 West Twentynansscs,;
who was with Carman when he went 10 IN
liomor store on Monday night. made an au,aamTn IN n m
which he stated that Carman was drunk al .,o
evening before the fight and onarreled WITH every ha
body he met Degnan nterlered whe" ,r,,on,s ,'u
tender ouarrelled with him lCrossanl. Iarmap .
wrath was then turned 10 Degnan and nen tne ,,,em
struggled until the shots were tired anu I,i, pnttcr'
fell All the witnesses who were present III a,ol .
sons barroom at the time ma lie similar Statements
The body of the dead man lay in CONN VIII &c hi
dov IN n darkened room over the r-rooiii VI Ills
father at No. 1874 SiNtli-avc. , .,,, ,o- -
Carnans funeral will take place AZ o clocE ~ ~,
dav He will he buried AT Calvary Ceme'",A. >
night aud the night before the body was Wh1 WaNou.1
Mrs. Nora Alice Carman, wife of the murutLca that
man sad last night 10 IRlBC ~ IePIIiioo ,ae
she was married to Carman III 1870. iic NJ, w,
rluirbcr and was DONG we'll. lie soon eo' 10 M
ng however and neglected her am% hFT three years
, bo emf ber severely with knife i'll the arm anu
lace but she never made a complaint. ~" o,osc oe
scribcs Carman rs being of qnailrlSonc, o emf
d,enosition and has not lived with him slilcc he '"'
bar
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

THE TRIBUNE
NEW.YoRX
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
TUroW AWAY TRTS~ES

THROW AWAY TKI ~>ES
when our method eet To permanently cure tho
wor cases rupture inut the of the knife send two
stamps FOR pamphlet and references Worlds Dspea,
saly Medical Association. 6G3 MLnst Huralo, y. Y.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
l44 Lexington ave, between l9th AMI 3)th sr
Hours TO l. tot. Diseases NJ the Nervous system.
Gnnito. rinary organs Impotence ani .tsrIltf
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
CONTRACTS FOR TIE NEW AQuEDUCT

The Aoucduct Commissioners Yesterday iec',, ni oI
from the Department of Public Works tme nr" nnd
plans AVID specifications and forms ol o,cdmrt
Londs for the work on the proposed new w. tho
to he constructed from the Harlem hlvtl M !" rh n
city limits. distance of about i've i,,iIS'
plans and specifications had been caa'iul iolte,etons
,neL hv thc commissioners aud some ai'cia,""o
made secretary McCulloh was dirccich 70 tirP,hho
The necessary advertisement for proposa''S' ~,
work and submit them to IN" boaru' ~ ,,,nn dovs
hut hnt If is understood that this will he crtendcn ~
twenty or twenty-five days in order ,na, "'g w"a
,,i,inaIiv intrnded that tllis part OF me Woih
shond he divided into two contracts pu' ~ y '''-
siblc That II may he LET ~ one
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

Mamie Toy, young hIondo, aId JOG TUUIIo!
Jockey y ere arrested in Sprng-st. yesterday au'
taken 10 jefferson Market Court. he girl wa
found in the gutter When Justice Patterso
learned that Cooncy had saved the daughter o
.Joun ]. OBricn, Chief of the Bureau of Elections
when her horses ran away III Central Park las
spring. he discharged both prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

The }urng Slip fruit dealers yesterday, sent a
petition TO the Dock Board asking to be allowed 10
remain AT the Burlng Slip piers until other us
posal was made for them, and agreeing to pay a
rental of 81 go year for the use OF tho space
Enrineer Green reported that the sheds had been
removed The dealers Informed that the
lease could not be given except by a public auc'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-19

NEWARK, \. j., Dec IA serious rail
road smash-up occurred about five o'clock
this morning in East Newark, Eusnc
No. 393, of the Lehigh Valley railroad,
drawing freight train of 30 cars bound
for New York, had passed over the Passaic
bridge of the Pennsylvania railroad, when
about hundred yards beyond the bridge
in East Newark the engine struck frog
and was thrown off upon the other track
The tender was derailed and three box
and one platform cars were thrown from
the track and wrecked, Both tracks were
torn up for several hundred feet and the
fireman and engineer were buried in the
wreck. The former was killed and the
latter severely injured internally. The
body of the fireman was literally cut to
pieces. His legs and arms were torn OIL,
his body cut III two and his head crushed
in. Conductor Parker was also buried
beneath the ruins but was not seriously
hurt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-19

JEFFERSON CITY, No, Dec. ia
bloody tragedy occurred Friday night al
he insane hospital in the state penltcn-
(iary. John Mason, convict who had
been considered harmlcssiy insane, arose
|nd securing Il heavy poker, went into an
kdjoinng room were four fellow patients
were sleeping, Approaching them lac
lealt one, Charles Signor, three terrible
blows over the head breaking his skull.
lie then struck Louis HWlschcr five times
tracturlng his skull also, and passing
quickly TO an adjoining ward he attacked
ANDREW Atkinson, colorcd, who was also
'lslrep, cutting him in the head and face.
and sevcring an artery in his head At
this juncturc all cpileptic negro named
j Johnson, being aroused, stole up behind
Mason, and held INN until ne was over
by the guards. ~ignor end
lIulsCher will die.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-19

EASTERN, Pa, Dec. 15.-Sally Dictor,
the fourteen year old servant of Edward
Geicr, editor of the Northampton Cores
pendent, who was on Saturday convicted
of robbng her employers house, also at
tempted to poison the members Of t,uicr' :
family by placing sugar and trough on
rats ON edibles insthc pantry. The poison
was found while breakfast was beng pre-
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