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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-03
Notice to Lien-HOIderS,

In n District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District of the State OF
Nevada, in and for the County OF
Eureka.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
.mv m marrying Mrs. Ammo wetmore was released

amy IN marrying Mrs. Annie Wetmore' was reicasoo
upon 81 900 bail yesterday.
The Grand Jury was at work Tor thirteen days In
senfember and presented 1913 indictments Judge
Moore complimented the jury yesterday upon its
work.
The complaint was dismissed by Judge Clement
Yesterday in the suit of Mrs Elizabeth wood
AGAINST Andrew Wood for limited divorce upon the
g9onnds of In Inference and neglect The plaintiff
WAS directed 10 return to her husband.
While ,ut of his mind on Thursday evening
Will; m Scamidt of No. 295 Evergrcen-ave., ran
into - cellar and tired TO cut his throat with .
razor He inflicted slight wound, and was ar
rested for attempting suicide.
The Excise Commissioners yesterday revoked the
license of Martin B. Euler proprietor of the Broad
way Park for selling lager beer on Sunday. Sep
teInber z, when the Suabian Volksfest was held IN
beer he sold contained Weiss beer and not lager
beer, and il was not Intoxicating.
A vagrant unwIsely attempted on Thursday TO
dispose OF pawn ticket TO Police superintendent
Camp ell, who was in citizens dress, representing
that the article i'll pawn was valuaple goiu
watch. A detective found cheap.looking SILVER
watch at the pawnshop, and as the man give his
home at a number where q brass foundry stands,
he was arrested for vagrancy.
The Rev George +. Peptecost ia to deliver a
series of expositions of the >undayschOol lef6)ns
for the coming year before the Brooklyn Sunday
school Union in the First Reformed Church. begin
ming to-day. Mrs. J. s. Ostrander will hold meet
ines in the chapel of the same church every Satr'
day afternoon for teachers of nfaut classes, during
the months of October, November and December.
During January. February aid March similar
meetings will be held by Mrs. c. l.. Harris Hope
Lcdvard.'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
R.sEBALL GAMES AT MANY PLACES.

CucAGO, Oct. 3.--A well contested game OF
eI,r1g" League clubs The New York players batted
we'll but lost the game by wretclcd neldihS Dorgal
pitched in good form, out was not supported lhe score
- - - a n =
New-York. ...................O l %
R,. hit:.Ycw York o; Chicago. z. Errors-New-
York 10 Chicago 49, Pitchers-Dorgan ana Clarkson.
fIrvrLtNn. Oct 3-The Boston and Cleveland clubs
PLAYED nm exciting today The home players out
rtd ci, opponents but lost the through errors
I'm the licd. The Boston men played good game from
the start and ont victorious by the following score
Boston ;.-..---.-. .-'------'-'''15 " u ~ u y "a
Rass bit 4-lioson lcveland. 10 Errors-BOston.
3; Cleveland. IL. Pitchers -Connor and Iarkins Um'
p!rr-Mr. Ferguson. . IT,,
BrFrALo, oct 3-The Providence clnb surprised We
spectators In the game to-day with the Hnalo hlne Inc
coming champions play, Il III w.tched ntin, ,no nome
Victory The score was:
Providence .................o oo999 2-,9 .
Base hits Providence Buffalo ~ Errors 'yi-
dence, Il Buffalo. 1. Pitchers-Conley ana GAVIN
Wtfteorr' Oct J-An unnsnolly interesting game was
play,i to-day between the Detroit ahd Philhdelphla
aSl,g rolly m the last inning. got in three aud
Won the game amid considerable excitement The score
Detroit ,;.................o -
rh,edTEeloi hlas boiitii riiUeIpha 4rors Betroit
Q ! Philadelphia A. ritcheis-Wel,nan and FERGUSON.
imiitrn,tS, Oct 5-onlv eight Innings were played
ia ha game hptwern the Columbus and Allegheny nines
he Western pla.eia shovel sl. ,a, tk ,,s % e .a
ria, ,d Il, nue fnfn,, Annexed IA the spuiei
Aileshei, ,....,....'..'''..s'''" = !,
nasn bits AIeginnY. q ,uinmhus, ia. tuq,s=Alle
ehtny. columbus, p feArts=ahli'ah sha haAet'
i,r s.he,inie,l games at baltimore aud Philadelphia
had O. be postponed oh account ~ iaii
GAMFa 10 hE riAttn TODAY,
League Chicago New YORK AZ 'heagoi Detroit vs
rilialephia al Detroit Cleveland ys Boston, a. cie.e
Land Bitrsin vs. Providence, al nunal0 American As
s0calion- Metropolitan W NJ Louis at inlo ufouhds
New York Broosyn vs.. Toledo, at Mashngton fsIt
Rrnkyn Athetlo Louissile ~ fhilaelphiai iial
einmsti at Richnund Allegheny Va. Columbus, at Ale
Ehcny ,ity , ~ c...,. ,.,..1.u A.
Meiropn an and 81 Louis mines could not he played OI
account uf the yesterday. The scheduled game a
Wsshn Park, Brooklyn, had also 10 DC gwen up
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
JERSEY CITY.

Arthur lie Fon, the young Frcnchman who was
recently nd'c ed for hi Iamy, vlthlreN hs pea %
no. guilty Yesterday aud pleaded guilty lie viii
be sentenced Oh Monday
Michael Williams a driver for the BuiweIser
Brewing Company OF BROOKLYN was arrested yes
tcrdav for driving his truck over Bridge; Burke. "A
fourtecn-ycar-old Firl who was eros ing Mon :
gOmerf-st, near the Terry. Inc Eri WAS ho'
seriously injured.
A number of business men complained 70 Chief o.
Police Murphy yesterday that they had been
swndled our of nail Sums of money hv a coIti-
dence man. by means of bogus checks drawn on the
CommercIa Bank of Blooklyn Detective Pearson
arrested the man who was Identified by several Of
his vict ms. He gave the nanc of Edward \. Con-
dir age thirty y-uIne, of Orange, y. j. lie had q
check book and LIST Of about forty business men
of Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
SURPRISES AT THE CONVICTION RACES.

COyINGToN, Ky., Oct. 3.-This was the first
day OF the fall meeting the Latora Jockey Club The
weather was warm, the track trhe rough. and the at
tendance good The first race Wa FOR purse ~ rlOo one
mile. MndcSty won by head. with Mona second shore
bead in front o Tom Martin third tmc l1fl2 French
pools paid - The Maiden Stakes, for maiden two
ycar-ols sl5 each. Sl5 forfeit with 5000 added, closing
with fortytwo sub 'crpdOns, six firlongs was won by
Ban by length aud haf Vigilance second, length In
front of Ultimaium third; tnc 1:l7A. French pools
paid sl62O The Merchants stakes. for all ag"s,
$50 each, half forfeit, with $500 added,
thirty-scvcn subscriptions, one mile and an tlghth,
,yas won a the wire by short half length by Berlin.
Matinee second and ". X. Woodland Dor third Time.
l:jsI4 French pools the field paid So7 %.
lin the fourth race for purse of 500, one mile ana
trccghths Binnette easily ny ten lengths Matte
Rtpturc second half length III front OF Athlone lline
2.27la French pools paid 81 80
The INN race for purse of 800. selling allowances
seven and one-htlf firlongS. Galaxy won by half
length SilvO second aud Whispering third Time, 1872
Lr',rL ,uus maid 30 60 The winner not sold.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
WTSTCUFSJER COUNTY

of the Board of Education In district No. 4, viii
take place on Monday The members whose term Of
Office e expre are III. Zabrisk1e, b. w. Illton,
William NJ Denman. and Philip Lucas, jr.......
" ork on the tower of the Mount Vernon Water
Company is advancing rapidly. Ii will be aiuety-
five feet high ten feet six inches in diameter
-Four courses OF sirong. boiler-iIon plates are now
in position and pipes will be land through the
streets to convey water TO be pumped from the ar
tesiau well.
WFsrCHEsTER-A temperance reading-room has
been opened In the vii age through the efior and
liberaty OF Francis Craw lord, Mr.. Grnshaw, SAM
uel Cock burn and others. lie Milaao L. Gilden
properly. known as GiIden Park. midway between
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
LONG Island.

BAY RiDGF.-Car ZarvOlsky, pedler Of No..
100 Bavard-st., ew-YorE, has secured warrant
from Justice Church for the arrest of Thomas fitz-
patrick and Others. wno assaulted him m dram
shop ut ihird-ave. AMI ~ixty-hlth-st.. last week,
and DESTROYED his stock of goods. lie was beaten
SO badly that he could only get home. and cou.d
not return to see about the matter until yesterday
BissVittF.--Dt. Rowland. Of Jersey city, aud
Dr. Hawk, If Newark, continued Their examination
uf the BliRsyie COW stables. Yesterday. In Cor
don stables they found sevcial cases Of chronic
aud one case If acute peurp-pneumonia. Dr.
lipnier Health Officer Of Long Island CITY. accom-
panied them aud had tho cattle removed frqm the
piemiscs The Doctors are of the opinion that the
only way tn srppipss tne disease IN the Dissylle
stables Is iu burn tne old i0okeiies that ate now
used fui stable purposes
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

Steamer Bursundia r Dusc. Msrse!lles Aug a. nasSs

SEPT md tsds 10. with nd's ana 1s''ssss'' to Jas
-S :: si ws.. sept 20
s,s amer AIsesn. pr s. IpiSsd sept "a with
s'Ss. Ss.s ' ss ss.n Sassrsa md y.y.o,
with .ug 2 order vs.sse simpson sSsnes sS
gers to HoTauSs sihi Hail "'-s'' '''''-'1
Steamer ClotwOrtby. Philadelphia in BAL
ssn As s,o IS days.
c0t e Cs weasel 81 e Tnpf E%ys c st Pierre
ion Tn 70 80
in ballast to BsnSym & Boyes~n.
Bark GuIa ua Trapin Bordeaux SO days in ballast to
Bari BaIt .ot ssaspOrt co,cord Pi.asn, 100 % day.,
barnes .,''-" VI VIVA " U" II ''1'' ~ ''''
bark cito No Liverpool ,3 day. with salt to order ves-
Jennie Ger Gro'e Bremen 40 days with empty bar.
ark star o. the South Smith OF snd 80 d'ys from Ply
saIs xra6 stsed swell ssanue Hamburg q days win
SAT and empty barrels to Crer vessel 70 uneh g. Edye 90
70 order benham Boye.en. ~
to @ ) a s"ya sSe1u' 'V WIN
cos TO order: s.sei to BenSa@ { Boyesen
schr BE aetta Br Bi.seit Newcastle Nh II dsys wa
schi cr.eian Bend tBr, Isvou Walton. rs IS day.. va
| Whitney & Co ''"''9'
cs,T sUTsET-w,na i @ ss1ty Jo; light. sw cloudy Al
LEAEsp
Steamer Circassa BIT Campbell Glasgow Henderson
steamer Polara GER. schahc. Hamburg-Pheps Bros
De Ruyter tBeg). Barens Antwerp-Funch Edye
Steamer caland (Dtch) Bonjer. Edge
Steamer Noordand (Belg Nichols Antwerp-Peer Wright
& sou. .. -
steamer cilsland (Br), samon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
steamer Carondoet Daniels Port Royal Fepandina
siea nrr W Garrett, Foster, Baltmore--I Krsms
Ship Hoo,ey. Lewis Penang and SingapoTe-D @ Bacon
Bark James Peudeton. Concord. Melbourne Australia
Bark John Bunyan. Lancaster. Alicant'w Barnes.
BIZ peeress Brl Heags Auckland ana frecman'e' NJ
schr Fowler Jacobs Point lie PaiI HaytiG Brett
son & Co
Steamers Hermann Antwerp; Carondoet Ferrandina
Brig Rising sun for Barbaloes.
sailed yesterday
st Johns, NF.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Oct arrived steamer Bo,hna. Mckay.
from New-York sept ~, ou her TO Liverpool
LIVERPOOL. oct 2-ATved steamer Guido Echevarrio.
SouTaIaPToy oct ARRIVED steamer wcrra Barre from
New. York Sept - on her way to Bremen land proce~ed
Sailed steamer Ems Leist from Bromeu Oct l. sce 'or
HAMsuko, oct 2-Arrived. steamers Fri.la Kop: from
| Sailei. steaier Bohe MIA. Bar for WORK.
BoaDEAUx Oct ARRIVED. steamer Ashton Turner from
LISBON Sept "a rived. steamer Rydal Water Calvin
~cIILY ISLANDS. oct 2-Passed steamer Maasdam Van
20 es from New York sent % on her way to Rotterdam
say, from NewYOrk Sept S, ON her way to Avonmouth
POINT. Oct Passed in steamer Ttaaa (Br, Nc
Lean for Quebec aud Montreal ~
HAVANA. oct 2-Arrived steamer Saratoga, Mcintosh.
sAxTIAGo DE CUBA Oct ARRIVED Cieniuegos,
MONTREAL Oct Cleared steamers Brooklyn City tBr,
ST Joays NJ Oct 2-ArSed steamer Nova scotan Liver.
pool
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
SINGING OLD SONGS IN A HOSPITAL.

Mrs William &. Miller the variety actress who
d,Sapn.ared from her home. No. 81 East Twenty
nmtl-s, on Wednesday, and was found
Ly her hush nd at the Sinclair House
on Thursday insane, became violent after
q "a was removed from the hotel to her home.
Yesterday morning Officer Sullivan III company
with her husband, procured cariiaee and took
her TO Bellevue Hospital. She was reg 8 cred un-
and a native of this country. Her maiden name
was Jennie Towie. She is native OF Ireland, ana
is iorty-two years old. she was maiileo ~ MI.
silior ,yhen she was fifteen years of age. He was
M that time siutvinI for the ministry, and was the
umalian of the oopcr Institute. Mrs Miller Is III
The insane pavilion at Bellevue. and was not vio-
ist Yesterday. she was CAV and merry. imagined
those around her to he audience IN theatre,
aud sang a number OF her faVoritc songs: l,i.
Wildman thinks that with careful nursing she VIII
recover.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
sEEKING DEATH WITHOUT A REASON.
GIVE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS AT soi'nH
WEALTHY. AND WITHOUT CAREs OF ANY AINp'

~,vv ,-xsrccrssruI. ATTEMPTS AT suIcIpE-
WEALTHY, AND WITHOUT CARES OF ANY KIND
There were no bad symptoms developed IN the
ease Of Abram Lisner, who attempted suieuc Jn
Thursday evening. at the house OF ms orounet ~ NJ
iib East Sevcntcenth-st. Two shots were hted. .
enough to his head to sings the hair Just behind
and scne, rsteo the outer table Of the skull only,
and did not reach the brain. ne INJURY rs 20. "
q serious one The ball extracted from the skull II
strange how such ball could have been fired from
a thirty-two caibre revolver. II is thought tnat
he NAV have given some indication OF ms ues,sn
when he bought the weapon. aud that " Was Pu,
posely charged with a comparatively harmess
cartridee lie refuses to tell where he purchaser
il. The other ball cannot be found. o...,a.v
George Lisner, bis brother said YESTERDAY
Abram has always been troubled win snent
p,ental disorder. and when young was suo!cc', ~ -
tpilcptc fits. He has been hard student ,ho ho
was fond of music and was considered one ol the
Guest amateur piausts IN the CITY, ne Id, ,ha q
nervous temperament. Becomes exciteu On t,u .mu
least provocatIon: and is physlcalIy W.
and put Abram in charge. The business was n pIos =
porous and he had an income OF aDSu., T<''DI DIont Z
year business cares wore out his heaith. hoou.
n wear ago he broke down and went 10 Eniopc WIZ
my brother David he reports received rom ~ tha
were favorable and when ,sd wepi to find him
we'll When | met him on the dock ne nc" -, q, hnnt %
like a wild man. and was in ferrioie rag wi'"vus S
any apparent cause TOOK ahnwnJ , signs of mental
Gerangemcnt. lie would eat enough ior zen s..a men
at onr regular meals. and then wanted an auotl9. ,
al meal every hour. lie had plenty OF money with with
him. but ON thursday borrowed $40 from my wife
and went out aud bought revolver sald 10 hi' !,
This morning: why did you wantto kill yourselff !
lie replied Oh! got letter from my manaGer
at Washington. informing me that some OF tne
saleswomen were not attending strictly 10 nusi-
ness and didn't want to live any longer lie Is
rich aud has not the slightest trouble OF either q
social, business or domestic nature
"IIas he attempted suicide before1 A..
ooh yes four times Twice he took poison, but
in both instances took too much, and twice he at,
tempted to .ang himself, but was discovered ana
cut down in time to save his llfe."
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
rHE RANKERs AND MERCHANTs AFFAIRs.
pprAKINc Up A GANG OF TRAMPs.

gang of tramps that has been coinmitt'nF ppep Up.
rsdations for several weeks the vicinity OF fort
cbester N. Y. were surprised yesterday morning
bv Constables Stllwel and Gaffney. The tramps
nsar The New-Tiayen Railroad between Port Ches-
ter and Rye When the officers came upon them they
struck camp and beat hasty retreat. ~ There were
seven of them and four were captured hey reIuseu
taken before Justice Henderson were sentenced 70
four months each in the Westchester County lail.
Tramps have been a terror for fortnight 10 .he
rtheastern part of Weschester County, and the
inhabitants OF Port Chester and Rye feel mucn salcr
row. in the camp were numerous articles on rnu :
camp equipage, which wOnld indicate tnat .ney nnd
intended to remain some time IN that Vicinity anu
subsist upon THAT they cOnld steal.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
Williams Bridge and the village of Westchester.
Is to be sold at auction next Thursday.
ALONG THE SOUND.

SrAMroRp.-Thc expenditures of the town last
year, we're $124.470 70.
ByrpGypoRr.-Ex-Mayor E. B. Goodsell is dan
gerously i'll at the house Of friend In Brooknea;
1.-THE State Armory Commisson. reprTesen.ea
hv Acknowledgement ID. n. Couch and Quarter.
master-Ccneral Thomas McManus has received
proposals for tho construction Of an armory. ,
Ea,rfeId County Agricultural Society closed yes,
terday. There were paid in premiums to speed
horses 81 100. 80. Henry McSheryf age three
wh;Ie walking on the Danbury and Norwalk Rail
road Yesterday was struck in the head by locomo
tive and fatally injured.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races. Jerome Park, l2o m
Annual fall games New-fork Athicuc |i'o -"o''
German Society Centennial Celebration, seinway hail.
Bartholdi Statue Committee Fifth Avenue Hotel even
ing
Williamsburg New ork University Lacrosse match
Brooklyn, p. m.
Royonne Rowing Association regatta, q r. m
Essey County Hunt Club, st. COnd, r. m. go
Rclmont- Staten Island Cricket match. TompkinsVliie
Competitive examination for training department VI
College.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
LOWERING THE PACING RECORD.
COMMODORE KIrTsoN's JOHNSTON MAKES MILF
IN 2:O6l.

IN 2:064.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9. This was the opening day
OF the fall trotting and pacing meeting at the chicago
Driving Park The attendance small and inc betting
light Commodore kttson's PAGER Johnson, made sue
ces sfl attempt lower the record OF 2lO The cond
tious were most favorable for speed. Johnston was
brought out and giving warming up heat In 2:l9+
Then he and Richba brought ont, and the Judges
a announced that they would he started about
four lengths apart, not To pace against each
other. but each in an attempt to beat MS
own record. Richball has record or 2;l2i9.
Johnson reached the first quarter in 81 seconds and soon
after Richba made bad break and was tged the rest
Of the way Johnson increased his speed slightly reach
Ing the half mile post In lO3i2 Along the third quarter
the same flight kept mp and the spectators began 10
cry "e will beat it," He flew 10 the thre" quarter post
i'm l35 Down the home stretch he even faster bt
without a alter, steady a. cockwork Those holding
watches him could scarcely credit the tagging seconds
and at the distance stand the cry was He VIII beat
DOS" There Stacking of speed to the wlIc ana
the mile completed in the unprecedented tilnc OF
2:O6I4. the last quarter being paced III 81 A.
The horse and his driver, John splai, were loudly
chcered, and Mr. Woodnanscc, manager Tor Commodore
Kitison was heartily congratulated Richbai then at
tcmpel to beat his record, but only succeeded III max
inwD
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
nrAIi.N iALANn.

futttNtiiit,=lhe United states Inspector has
eanipmned The inffVbuai, Maid oi Perth. running
between iutirhNillp Ahd l'riih Anhny, ahd haa
ordered a new boiler g. ba placed ia her
Pom ihCnMoSp,- Captain Thomas kenny, who
sailed 0n Nepfombrr -, IA command 0f tho bark
ilaicyon, with u cafgn of oil iof rance, has re-
On September lh the lialcyOn encountered "a
terrible storm aud was wreok ked. Captain Kenny
and ms ereW we're picked up by the shlp John +.
barry. hty saved nothing except the clothing
IheA MOre.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

MetropOlitdn HOteLGeneral Edwin A.. Mer-
ritt T. s. Consul General at London. Ciarendoh no
ie-Joaaun (;odoy, Chilian Minister at washington
ALeuari. Ho<i-Profcssor W. g. Sumner, or faie coi-
lego - Victoria Hocl-Sr George Beaumont, OF I'M
land - Ne1c- York Hotet-James shanahan, New, roih
8, ate sunorerdent OF Public Works Erfre HHonsc
Colonel David {. Houston. U. =. Army: htnasW no
cl-Lynde Harrison of New Haven Sur,erdm ho"so
w " Armstrong, Of The Ciereldnd PAIN DedfeT.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
WANTING MONEY TO BURY A LIVE son.

Airs Caroline Ncyer's son ~ still unbureh, ana
the last nttcinp uf thc bercaNcd other tu obtain
hitting fuhcial iut IN seems likely to line her Tor
the thtd time into the ncnitentiarv. Many times
las shr uun, from house tu house with the ptiful
tac ut n sou wlo inust bc buried In l'uttefs Field
nnlcss hind-htFiiod Christians would furnish the
icN doais si necessary 10 s,epie iui hih iopef
Lu,ial Twice has she been condemned hN uhieel-
,ns iaipps iut obtaining money under ialse rira
icuees, llui senicnoes and col have hn etos iui
up.u IA tho Jefferson Maihr ruli,e curt, wlnln
psuy ui ihuse whose pntsrs had hrcn opened hN the
elnunrnDp ui hri irhis appeared "a hti riosr'n'nis
Iief snn ~ hnn hhe wished Ia huhl MAs thtla atau
Weeping over his mothers faults ~ she had Wept
over hs death, Mas, Meyer, or Weeping May "
~ she was called bl hei penilenllaiS h'ehds' Was
lpi in 1900 ball
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
OCI-DOOR SPORIS.
ENTRIES AT JEROME PARK.
AN EXCELLENT MsT PROMISING RARE SPORT.

The racing Mt Jerome Park to-day ought to
bc better than that any previous day o the meeting
for the entries of uncommon melit Ihere are ten
"rns we'll matched at the weights In the first race
whiIe sush wellknOwn woyearods as Ten stone far-
dee papi,o Barbara Souci and Petition VIII run IN the
con Rnt the third race with Rataplan, Louisette and
Pontiac in should he the best Of the day Pontiac ran
VOL enongh I'm England to make his prospects at tne
,,,hts scen bright The other also likely 10
supply ii ne contests. -, r,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
NEW WAKk.

II has been reported to he police that on Wednes
day night Mrs. Mar \. Macdonal l. living at No, 7
Longworth-st., wa, knocked down and robbed of a
gold watch and chain by hlghw aymar while she
was wa king on Wnshlngon-st. near Willianl-s.
about a block from the Police Station. She was
rendcrcd nearly unconscious by blow from the
thief
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
TEEMER Il RlW CONLEY.

PlrTsBYRG, Oct. 3.-JOhn Tcemcr, The oars
man saws that he will accept the challenge of F. H.
'nulcv Of Boston to row four-mc race for $500 a
idc Conlcy have seconds start the race to take
place the latter part OF ths month on any OF the courses
-pfy
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

In police court Yesterday. Aaron johnson; .t NM
was recently expelled from the Bercan nip;;s ,;,ns
Church. where he was q deacon. and now claimss
membership in the Memorial Church, was incensed
because Joseph Bacon, local preacher anu e;ed
occupied the deacon's seat. which he clalmeS.
Aided by some Of the burom coored sisters, ne
tried to oust Johnson while the rest OF tns ian
CATION were singing hymn. chair snn ian ian
figured as weapons. johnson was fined GU lo' '"'
assault.
THE BANKERS AND MERCHANTS AFFAIRS.
At the Office of the receivers Of the BANKERS snr
Merchants Telegraph Company 1t was saia yes.u,-
day that Francis B. Stevens, who mas prem ar ~p
pointed receiver of the local company at a me
has been the companys counsel there ana '.ao % ,no
action begun by him is in the interest OF .ho ,be
ceiyers In most of the states through Miemf ~ he
lines of the system extend, the appointments Vi V V
rece vers has been confirmed by the courts. w' NO
considerable opposition has been ,ho comnany
where person largely Interested ~ tnc coPrns
said Yesterday that i the acGn Saass at mateTs at all
becouse there wa. no property there not suDec. u
MORTGAGE The stocks and bonds OF an 'he secure
a. Srst mortSap bonds of the ma IN company
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
MRS. FITCH REGAiNiNG HER REASON,

MKH, TITtII NEWAININW IITh hI@NHVN'
Mrs Kate Cavcno Fitch whom an officer found
Gn Thursday morning, wandering about irving
Pace IN a deTanged COnd lion aud who Was taken
to IelcVue Hospital, where her case was diagnosed
as alcoholic INSANITY, was mentally mnch pcttcf
yesterday thOnga physically greatly exhausted.
She feels her post kcenly, but will not disclose
Where she was from the time snc slipped away from
her daughter st the Providence Line per until she
was iouhd 10y the officer. Her daughter. Mrs. Mil
lcr, who is at ~. Ehzabeihs Hospital, since hearing
that her inotDer has been found feels greatly re-
heNed. and IA recovering from her illness and men,
IA depression. She id not visit her mother yester-
day. NrS. Fitch, II she continues TO improve, will
be discharged from bellevue to-day or tomorrow.
a COLORED DEACON FINED FOR ASSAULT.
4 lively time was experienced at the Sunday
eAUnIug service in the Memorial Baptist lcolorcd
Ch4fch IN brooklyn. which meets iu hall at
u,ton and Cumberland sts. The detalls were told
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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