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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07

The N. Y. Hrald IL Just the right kiod
Of . pspss 70 sdvosass free trade IL
proprietor SD somisal Editor In Chief
spsads .ost Of biz tine 10 Esrcps. playing
sscosd odals 70 - "s6sts nobility
Prs tssds, no doubt. would b. big bo-
mama 10 European nations. especially 70
Essiasd, ssd IL he soald hslp bring Il
sbout |. would b big feather IN james
Gordos BA cap. 90 The other side Of the
water.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07

The Morrison tariff bill has been report.
Cd 10 the hosss II simply provides for
reductions Of 20 per cent il most articles.
but several things ars placed % The Tree
liss, including lumbar. sslt, ssd most o.
ores. II 10 doubsful vhsthsr this change.
II adopted. will make very great rsduc-
ton 10 the revenue which was the chief
design Of ths bill. but II ssgas had been
placed On The Tree list Il would have made
material reduction snd would havs
Affected no large industry in this country
srcspt the sugar planters il Lsuisisna
The bill y il stands. wsuid prove dstri-
mental 10 many large interests and b. OF
com parstively small benefit il reducing
the smouat OF revenue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07

Nervous weakness. Dyspepsia, Impo.
tence. Sexual Debility, cured by wells
Health Remover" 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07

A largely attended meeting Of The lead.
Ing citizens vs. held at Troy Tuesday
night 70 take action On the trouble 1t the
mallsabls iroa works, where for nearly .
year there have bsss scss Of violence and
intimidation. growing ont Of the strike Of
union msuldsrs. few months ago The
moulders established patrol about the
works, day and night Recently . mon.
unioa man va shot and wounded. Tho
pslics bslisvs the act Vas done BY mem
Der Of the patrol. Eleven msubsn Of ths
patrol have bssa arrested. At the meet
ing resolutions we're passed. oondsmnisg
The mss vhs Try to injurs Or modest any
citissa 10 biz effort 70 earn asupport for
hinsslf sad family. in any way be may
deem bsst 4 committee Of two from each
ward called The Law and Order League
vas appsistsd. the object being the mails.
tsssacs Of good order and the enforcement
Of Law. and assisting The authorities in
promsting thoss ssds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07

Az ever present question ID that Of the
enormous loss every year caused ny frs
The N, Y. Commercial BsAIetia places the
cost Of the FIRE waste Of TIE county at enc
hunarsd and sixty millions annually.
made up Of the following items: Actual
Are asssructiss. one hundred millions Of
dollar; expense Of keeping up insurance
sysssms, ga. 200. 900; cost Of Ore depart.
meats, 10000. 900. Bush il declares 10
The annual cost Of 6rss. mostly sxeusslsss.
"a tax which. we're ~ government q.
action. would create revolution IN this
osrsless astiss.' II amounts y two Per
cent Of the whole production Of this
county; tArss-quArtsrs u least could b
prevented BY proper attention 70 safety 10
building and vatehful. intelligent care
after buildings are crested.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07

The bill which hes passsd The Senate 4
az tAs prssidsntial succession. provides
In csss d The removal. death. rssigaatiou
o. inability siths president and vics.prrs
idsst that The presidential duties shall b
vested hpt IN The secretary Of state; Il
there b no such o6sssr. Of II 10 b. under
impeachment. Or otherwise ineligible
thss II the secretary Of The treasury. ssd
IL the case Of the inslisib,lity Of ths'
ofhccr. then 90 tho secretary Of var, and
20 on successfully In The attorney general,
postmasasr ssseral. secretary Of navy and
sscrstary 81 The interior. The bill further
provides that whenever any such otscsr u
iatruatsd With the presidential duties, II
eossrsas shall not b. vithia twenty days
Of assembly. be shall forthwith Issue .
proclamation eoavsnisg Il vithis tvsaty
daya end the previsioss Of he bill are
saly 70 apply V tAs oelosss named II they
they have bssa appointed BY and With The
soassns and advice d he sssats
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07

by - sxplosiss il ths Crested Buttss
collissy. Colorado. The "a. 81 miners srs
believed 70 have bssn killed, Greeted
BATES. near which The mine u located. 10
. coal miaing tssn. 30 miles ssnh Of
Gunnises City. % the Desysr 4 Rio
0saads railway. The casss Of the e.
plosiea 70 not dsHosssly known. but il u
sappsssd 70 have been from Ore damp.
Il occurred 10 The chamber Ne. l OF Ne. 2.
juss half - boar aitsr ths day force 81 81
men bed gone 70 work. The sSplosisn
vss 81 such forss - 70 complsssly bArri.
cads Ne msis snsssses. sad he Appli.
aacs Tor supplying cir locatsd Dear II are
badly WRECKED ssd The roef Of the trsnvsy
blosl "a. The toss Of Crested Butses y
IN wcsrsing. Crowds Of women ard
shiidrsa clustered about the entrance Of
The mise praying. vrississ their Aands
Asd crying pisscusly. presenting scene
most Assstssediae. II h aid u the time
Of ssplosion tAsss vss Ven kess Of black
posdss - chaabsss ! asd 2, vhsrs The
mss vars vsrkiss sd vhsss Tie srpios.
loo y ssppessd y hass taksa plssa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07

Ioe haroogS uSaAI BNro IoeurAnee
Os0pasy.
Aa regular nssting Of The dirsstor Of
The Farmer Natal Fire Iasunacs csu.
pssy. ksld u lie oaos IL Mostpelisr.
Thsrsdsy Jss. 81. the dirseion mani.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07

AmosDt u tASss t56,ls.
Alec aLost che tbsusund Aerss mountain Ian q
bounded on the Dotth BY Manchester, On 70 :
east BY ntssttos, % the sopth by stL range kss
snd % the vest ~ iADds bsicogisg " Bausii 4
Whitmas ed Psslibons BFothefs Ara skoo
light Acres Of issd With steam savmyi. vsnsss
fsetsy. stors h0usss. bsrns, efies skd tsIsIt
house sitssssd thereon being part Of lot No.
IL " The fifty scys dislaon VI i0ls IN SAID TouE
Al last % ned W Gilbert n Bys6ley.
Anosst sf tssss ~ ~.
Ard % mach 81 said lands Win be sogd ~ Nh.
he suction ~ the hsiiSosd Depot 10 fpndsllsHa.
on tbs i6Gh day " March. iest u 10 o'eIsck 10
sLs fossnooH, - shall 10 requisite ~ diseAsrg g.
ssid NIss With costs uaisss previously paid,
Dated u Euadefisn q this 16tb DAY " JsLaas n.
MS VIC. PARKER. y,sst cspsssDls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07

THURSDAY. FEBKrAnY 7. 1854
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07
PIANOS and ORGANS

! IN agent fcr bennington ecsaiy Aw sll
grades ana styiss Of tho veil known xstsy ssd
Bridgeport ofgass, Anl also sell nfn eisss or
agent TO- The
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-21
LOss aa1 Dasn.
 eHApTEn |. "I vas taken sick a year ago With bilious fever"

With bilious fever"
 My doctor pronounced me oursd but got sick again. with terrible pains ln my back and sides. and got % bad
 Could not move
 sbrunk
 Prom 2ss ibs. to i20 had been doctor did not expect to live uivre than ihree mon ,hs- began to use Hop Bitten. Directly rny sp- petite refu rDed, my pains Left me, my entire system seemed reneSed ~ if by mage, and after using several bottles 1 sIn not only as sound as . sovereign but weigh more than l did before. To Hop Bitterz owe my life. !" Dublin. June (, 'sl. K FfrzrsrKsK.
 eHArTxs II. Maiden, Mass.. Feb. |. fsso. Genflemen- suffered sith attacks of sick heasaeh~.n Seuralxa, female trouble for yeArs in the most terrible and excrucisting fnsnner. No medicine Of doe-tor could give me relief Of cure until 'i.~d Hop Bitter.
 ~The firss bottle
 Nearly cured ne
 The second made me a. well aDe, .irsng As when a child.
 And hate been so to this day NY hUsbaAssl NNs HI bis@Ss1 ior tNFutf AFsFt xith serious
 .Kidfry, live-. and urinary colaplaiut. Pronounced by Bos,ons best physsei ns-- .Incurable .''
 Seven bottles of your bitters cured him sBi know of the
 Lvss of esgh, persona'
 @In my neighborhood that have kezn saved by your bi,ter.
 And many more are using them xith great benefit
 "They almost
 Do miracles - Mn. k b. Slack. How TO CET SIcx--Expose yourself day and night; eat too much without exerrise :; work too hard without rest; doctor all the time; take ali tk< vile nostrssms advertised, and then you will want to kn0v how to gst veil, which k answered in three words-Take Hop Bitten.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-21

Jobbins did'tmean it for swearing when he found one nigh, that his ba'n-dooI had disappeared, and remarked ,ha, i, was "a door-gone shame. ."- rosksy, Caxekkf.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-21

A RocklAnd woman calls her husband
 "a glacier" because he moves so nor tally slow.-Rofkkasd CoSrifr.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-21

so what does it matteTT
 Frank still shook his head and raised objections. If there was one thing above another he hated, 1t vas asking favcrs oi strangers. Chewton Hall was not show place. It boasted no specimens of inter- esting architecture; t possessed no gal lery of paintings. As likely as not, when they reached the door and preferred their request. some funky of this fellow Tompkinson's would order them of the grounds- In short, sorry as he was to disappoint his wife, Mir. Abbot firmly re- fused to ask leave to go over the hall. Thereupon he discovered that he had married young woman who had no in- sention of giving him abjecs obedience.
 It's very unkind of you," she said. |" ] will go over the place. If you won', come, shall go alone" She turned away, pushed the lodgegase open in a most unceremonious way, and vas twenty yards up the drive before her husband had recovered from his surprise. At first he resolved to leave her to her tate but that seemed an unkind thing to do. Al ter all, she wanted to look over his old home solely for love Of him. He could not les her 60 alone; besides, as he was hesitating, she turned and beckoned to him. So he walked afer her.
 As soon as Millicenf had satis6ed her self that her husband vas following her, she quickened her pace to such an ex- tent, that without actually running he could not overtake her. Arguing that a mans running alhcr . woman up astzzn- ger's cauiage-dsive vas not . digni6ed preparation ts asking favor, Frank fol- loved his wife af reasonable pace; and when he came up to heE, found her sad ing at the door of the hall in coovessa- ticn with an elderly woman, who vas ey- idesf3y . househeepo. Fnak thought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

BROOEIYN.

Deaths last week. 2JO; births. d.; marriages.
1o5.
Inv, 90, ol ,v.l fol.I ~ III. G... d..
Botyn.--,. , r-tcrlav.
w.. H., -, ,ho r,.i..,;l. ,.... IAN
+. fI ',,' ''' ',.l 'IutLrr ci., lays been
C-,J .i..,.i 49,. 10, r,. ,lfr
f ..
lH tAr ni'. i"i. mont l,,' IT,, ..'I' .'.'
IIe' WIN los, "I over 3''''l' w. ...'
'i NM .p'- ".'7 vas - ~. -
we. p '1..' 80 3D. 1871 .'-.- .... . ... %.
'l $500 III 'l' ''l- s'-'''.-0 .--
..-i'
J. ". bal .df has I.@F.' i hit N'.. u.s. "
member OF 500" board oi iduCi'".r $50. i joe mas
ncId since Iur IN~2. lIc t'I~ u'tI one OBJ I' '''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
NEM-NORk CITY.

I
| rothouse peaches sell on Broadway for 70 cents
/ cacu.
The Emancipation Of The slaves" group con-
tanning seven iiic-slIc hEmcs, VIII soon he seen at
| the Ldeu Musee
! The twcuty-tbrd anniversary Of the How nd
! MIS-, OF and llome for LltDe Wanderers Will be
celebrated liz the Academy Of Music to-lnonow
| evening.
Oa,c.r, Of Constantine Commqnlery, No Is
K.Iph.s Iriupials wee eccted ast gbt, and in
,,al ed by t'ulueut sir Peter orIestcr, Grand
UencIui.ssim0 If INC Grand Conmaudtiy oi this
state.
IAUnR SCCCITDs HIS son.
John Thompson was elected president Of tho
Chase National Bank yesterday 90 uli the vacancy
caused b. the recent deatn Of his son, samuel G.
thompson. Tine vacancy IN the board was ihled by
tAo lection OF !. q. Adams.
me CASE or KATIE MURPHY.
Katie Murphy, WHO was shot ~ the neck IN a
street hgHt at SixtY-niutH-sr and the Boulevard on
saturday mGht, Suil lies IN pittdIlous CONDITION
al hcg nome. Captain Gunner has investigated Inc
shooting aud IL disposed TO regard Policeman
DunOAuc as iItcuCIus to shoot IN tAc ar
PASSING AZ ABANDONED BARK.
J he ship H.. %. sutton wnIcE arrived from Duh
I'm yesterday, on April ., IA latitude 40 - north,
Longitude B. 10 west, passed the abandoned bark
! "."ftaIr. .Ae wa. 4Uu oil water and heI dccAs
were rapidly breaking up. The souvenir was a
| British b~I@, from Liverpool i.v 81. JOha, ~ b..
| vl,A a calso OF deals, and Wa, abandoned on
| March y.
:Dw I.E. HAuars READY rpU USE.
! The FIc COMMISSIONERS yesterday gave notice
tina. the new ifc>Dao .c-, uarhe' to admit wItbin
tie lc lines only were ready for distribution 10
p.r.u.ls auj4oal.i 30 u-c them. Ihr ul..r. nos,
- use mus, be returned 90 the Secretary oI tuc T.rs
rylhHclt before AYli 30 OF ,he boo ..a aI.I for
frl the DE, O,lt, HeI were In1ls "hcu o., badges
Is r. issued o. ta..u Oh add It.I Ma, tuc puII,o
viii coln,cdtc all ODD nre badges which tuey seo
displayed.
WoNAN ATTEMPTS 10 DEoWA HERSELF.
Mrs Annie Cassidy, whose home Is IN tie Boulc-
ward mean SIAty-oIgItu--l., Jumped Hio thc North
bter at the loot OF seFrtly yesterday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
MEMS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TIES IMONY IN THE RUGG TRIAL.
EXPLAINING HOW THE DEAD BODIES or TIE MAY
BEE WOMEN WEIR FOUNp.

EXPLAINING HOW THE DEAD BODIES or IH- NAY
BEE WOMEN WEIR roUNp.
The work O. selecting Jurors 10 the trial of Rucg
the negro indicted for numbering the Ntyb
morning at Long Island City. Nj Siiri,
one OF Easso counsel, asked <e on on winch
torIey wished to try the prisoner. Mi Eirm-
ing replied that he should take up the
murder of Annie MAY bee, and ia begun Ll, OPEN
ing address, IN which he referred to lhe muT-
der OF the two mother and daughter,
at their quiet and beautiful home I'm BrOoAlyn
iust rs the autumn sun was SINKING IN tie WC>t.'
Mr. Fleming related the finding of the wat u
through staten ants made by husE, an, said mat
Rugg was in Jy'er by On The might of tine mar
der He spoke Tor nearly an hour.
6sAlIss Phebe Weeks, the brockvlies chooi teacher,
~, the first witness SAo sad Tat she at the
AIaybce house on tLc day Of th- murder aud Ic-
u,aiucd nearly an hour lrdel Baxter testified thdt
he heard cries of murder! help" coming
from the house. Continuing he SAID:
atlcd lor ni wi ana daughter Nj. Mayhec bIcol
IN ana cNci,ed | went for assistance aud cave ihe
h, ,hn could moi tel who was in there a- u WIS duk
Is.w .,ncOb FITTING. raw no physician there n"h'ed
thtt the bodies wcIe covered witn led'to
Jacob Fitting IT,, said III part
when catcrcIt,c barn ! sew Annie Maybe rl.
scIin, ot rom under IN" leaves uncovered H'r md
.. I'M. ,l..,.. l.,v...d lap,tu and ull..i. o. .II.
tu" boc. tuc uoI-c. saw blood on the lt fir Of
l. r-ia,.i,ci W ne, mil n ODD, Ia. n nt When
h,,t went to $40 nou,o tho blood dr ou Mrs. VI ~
b..'. lier iu1u,ed up uarH' OF violence upon Ir
VI 'hrr when fist went III era. NrN,r rtd amy
tu" o s1v about meeting strange man on the night or
the mu"otr.
Hamlet Smonson testified that be bad resided In
BroAVl'c fory years. aud hIoW Gauct Au5 bee
and family, adding:
know tie pr toHcr: he worked for mr. one wear ago
last tepiemh. we nod the immersion iuat be
brought nam to my house, aud he recommended uIm 90
ms gpOi in,i. ~. NAY nee ,JId bt very ntir
tn., uino. ido NOT ko" now oux he ore tlit limo
" NJ q
bee Dale lueg W. working for me. Maybe lived about
one mic lrO.u lny house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
RnnEIny pnnra

IdvEnrool, Apr 22-Arrivod steamers Marion BIT JET
cls from NewOrlelns April haIes tBr Pym' RON New
York Aprl5.
QUEENSTOWN April 23-Arrfved steamer spain tBr', WIN.
IONS from Newlork Aprl H. on her way 20 Liverpool ANA
prOc eedcdt,
Brass, from glasgow hence for New-York.
Newcastle April q Arrived. steamer Minerva Br)' New"
ton from New York April 4
BRsIol- April arrived, steamer Somerset Br) James
DOVER April 22-Arryed steamer Polara Ger, Hossel
from New York april 6, 'u 'er w1v 70 Haulnrg .
ASrwEPP April ll-ATivei. steamer Ieeland ueig'. "nt
LIZARD. Apu, = Fasscd steamer Aiyah lBr, st.Dheu'
rtY 20 .co,cr r,rc"ionb ~. -,e
phi. Jorn. Ap1l nor way 70 "a row
Enuque span. Ab.ras.lrl, HOn No"-OI'c"h5 Ap" D. oA
Gri way to Liverpool
VERA CRrz, Aprn 20 Arrived. steamer CITY Of Merida
RettZ. rom NtW.iorA Via iltvqn1,
Asrf.wA, Aprl .9Arved. steamer Crescent Guy Loc-'
wood. from Sew-lork.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0sroy, April 22-Aryed Steamers Stanmore lIir, Deve'
reauX Palermo lou'n Nr MA rh'Il ana ' o." 'l''
pbia for glasgow Heroule t sod, PhhA"epdai RATIO
Cleared steamer de couiuak BcsJ. smith. Antwerp VIA
PmLt6ELrnIA April 22-Arrivcd. steamers Pcqua tBr.
Clayton, M"ite raLriu ports g. nUp' ana lp'I Nle boz
Cearel steamer, Saxon snow. Boston. l. Bdde va i'a
Now York Nt'erand b-I2. BuschnCnn Ah."gp' IN"'1h'
BALTIMORE, Al Hl 22-Arrvr stejmr Ac2hay y. iihrii.
Boston. Ni1clnc Hart New-YorAi Leouo'a span A'1''
Cleared steamers Grip Fact orr, Brown Kingston Joseph.
irr ln.t..r. Nry-No.t
s.liul .tc.i Ie,s Clci.,an ard orsnmore.
VUuNGTOv, apr. 2--Au'el steamer He"oI. c'"f TT Don
G"s it1Iu AyuI Arrived. steamer C.ty OF san Auo
n o f1l Earu1u'iUl and proceeded
SAyANEAi Ay.d ----Nii'fci 7,,1n1. ->@'"o-'c~ A~uP
Cleared steamer WIN Crane Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
THE ARRIVAL OF THE ALERT
.NeLASps GIFT. 10 THE UNITED STATES
. APPEARANCE OF THE srEAMfR-TsE BEAR 70 SAIL
TOMORROW.

. APPEARANCE or THE srEAMfR-THE BEAR 70 SAIL
TOMORROW.
Tho Arctic steamer Alert arrived at this port from
England Yesterday, and is now lying a. tbs Long
6oekD in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. she was
brought over BY Lieutenant Commander GoodTlch
and an English crew which lie shipped al London
" hen TRIBCNE reporter visited her sh' showed
the effects of the TIP across the Atlantic. and
looked particularly d;Tty. Captain Goo'rc9 'eVmmr}
commander % a vessel whatever l' ~. q Il -
captain by COur C,Nl wa hhS' paying "'. 800,
hary-lookiup British SaIor,,ou oI two ol Wuoh VII
probably 90 on the Grccy Reilet tNpeditloh'
can't say much about the tn over, SAD Oap'H!!1
Goolrlch eNceot that we has bCaSt.y time o. II
and were a long while getting here. Inc N.'Ll -
fine sea hoat. aud behaved beautifully IN the h'a'E
The Ar.t impression one gets Of the Alert is that
her hull is immensely strong. ana closer eNa"i W.
tiOn shows that II IS as strong a. 1t j'okS, ~
smoke stack is scarcely larger aIou"' nun NJ
YalumaSt aud has an almost coulcu GHtCl. NC
pilot-huuSc aud bridge are well an, ana lu@t lui
- ,J Tow sorirr the supplies for the boats Eight
boats are sluug to the daNs, ana one otiei VIZ NO
,3r,,cJ Uipn and solid buiwarks protect the >paT-
go and thero is a forecastle deck. The Alert Is
bark-rigcod aud not heavily spared. mere are
no G.tiock Shtouds the only way. oi ge'tHS mo
Ihe to,S being tlrnugh the "W0bcI-boes. Inc
csrt5n> cabin Is on IN" h'rth deck an II ~
1arqe room. handsomely furnished. Forward OF
fhe captains caom Is ,ot-''15 /" Wal a.
FORWARD of this are TIE storage
etatcroore a.d the long stretch of deck Where the
men swing thar hammucSS. There Is an arra9Ce-
In.ut Tor shipping and UuShlpPug i"e WopeI''9'
.bnuf1 n u. hrus.n similar 20 tlat uu the c1l-3
S,c.i,n tb. storm Two Stout davjts project over
The quart rs for hosting mp the rad Ter n case OF
need The Nrt', dimo2.iouS 5'r - l.'I owe. "n,j
~ 1880 feet ou the vto, iir.. 80 '-3t.rt beam and
y feet depth Of hold. Sh" has dre'r'rtns
b,o OF dc>riopias 90 ho',e-po,%2gr Lilo, i'fr
mean speed about II Go ~, bnIjo
Der hour Before the Alert vas transferred 7" me
l-uifcd States Government she was ccmpl"tclvover-
hauled. Her detective timbers we 'epi"'d 10y
o. fr|- LOB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
The total exports OF specie since the beginning OF
| the nreaent mo veInent amount 70 So. 2S5, 900


| the present movement amount 10 $27 ,2S5,OO
WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR 1884.
| The IrOw City Directory Company has Just laSued
the thirty.Seyenth volume OF W liSon Business
Directory" This valuable little book still retains
its compact FORM and Is full of accurate informa-
tiOn regarding the present business OF this city No
space IL taken up with preface, Out map ~
included, showing among other things the leading
hotels, churches and prominent institutions, build
ings and places OF amusements.
CAUSE OF RECENT Low TIDES.
WoTkmcn were busy yesterday hracing MP
beam III Mr.. Black ford's section of Fulton Market
in which big hook vail be driven strong enough
TO hold the largest white halibut ever caught. The
fish weighs i2J pounds and was caught with hook
and line on Gloucester Mass. II will be sent later
to Washington and plaster cast made. " There
have been extremely low tides around Gloucester
since we caught him." said Mr.. Bl1cktOrd.
sPAT UPON BY PROFESSOR.
Kate Glover, of No. III East Twenty -hitE-st,
went to visit d friend at No. l22 East wcnty,,
sxth-st., on Monday. aud by mistake rung the bell
Of Francis X. GcTlach, a professor of music. She
says that he came 20 the door used abusive Ian
guagc and slammed the door in her face. she again
rang the same bell by mistake aud then the Pro-
fcssOr she alleges. suat in her face. He was ar-
rested and held III $500 bail in the lorkvIlle Police
Court
FUNERAL or EDWARD q. JrvFTVe.
The funeral of Edward o. Jenkins one Of the
Oldest pu,tcls IL the city, who died GA SUNDAY,
was held at the West Presbyterian Church }c ter
dav. The services were conducted by the Rev. DE-
John r. Paxton, assisted by the Rev. Dr. HASTINGS
lcar rs were john !. Iro", Tag oo.o l. ,tM"C'
William G. Mar in, Andrew Liflc, Douglas Taylor.
ID. b. IIalstcad. Peter Garter and Nh Dies.
TIE SHOOTING oF JAN ErCWF
Coroner Levy yesterday began an inquest in the
q ot james ti'chic the lunat'c VINO VS. ,hot on
Saturday by river thicvc. ON Ward Island.
William ala, Farmer" G'yun and rhouos Brown,
who were arrested on suspicion, wcr. present Srf-
Gal witUCs-", were examined but nothing u." ".,
today. IL the Harlem Police Court t'c prisoner,
were held for trial by Justice Noldo. The black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
FAILURE TO SELL FERRY LEASES.

The leases Of four ferries were ADVERTISER 10 pe
ooid Go Controler Grant Yesterday. The first was
from IN tehall-st to Bay Ridge; the second from
WhehaIlst. the north shore OF Staten Island poi
thc third from Last SCventh-st. 10 Hunters lolut,
e'Ih our fIr nine wears from May /. The fourth
y Was from East Ninety sccond-st Astoria, for five
wears from May !. Among those present were
ferry. and Ilasjus Wman, president OF the staten
Island Ferry Company. The Controller announced
that the leases OF ferries Nos and would he
Withdrawn. tho reason being that tie landing
place m this city for both ferries was the same. II
they are sold to different persons or coip1ra'l3hS
there will be trouble over the right oi way. Inc
81 e. of the lease Of the ferry from SevcnihSt was
poSttnnrd because no one would bid the upset
price of 81 900. The only probable bidder for the
sale of the Their lease would not take the ferry an
the unset price unless the term was made ten years
instead of five. 90, a.,
The Controller this noon will offer for sale the
HobOken, and Fort Lee.
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but most Grand Juries did not preserve any MIN
utes of their proceedings. Judge GIdersleevs sald
subsequently, that if he had instructed the Oran l
jury for the present month he would have called
the Grand Jury into court to advise theh againSU
action in such q case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

matches and wonld have ended in FREQ night put
for the nterfereuce of the police. In set-to be-
tween Joe " DAILY. Of Jersey City, and Simon Raj
sli OF IIoboken, all rules were discarded. and en-
conraVed by the shouts of their admirers the men
engaged in brutal fight. Blood flowed freely
when Chief Of Police Murphy entered tho hall at
the head Of a squad OF policemen aud put stop to
the exhibition.