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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
BROOKLYN.

Tho latest improyemcnt suggested for the Bridge
railroad is the use OF electricity as motive power
The Rev. j. G. Williamson, pastor of the Alnslie
Street PRESBYTERIAN Church. has received n call to
The pulpit of the jefferson Avenue Presbyterian
Church, of Detroit, Mich.
Charles J: Currcn, of No. 800 Pacific-st, was
knocked down by two meu ar Bridge and Nassau
Sis. on Wednesday night at midnight and robbed
of gold watch worth $50.
John A. Murtha, vino at first refused to resign ms
Office of ERIK to the County St0reSeeper, mas re-
considered his refusal and agreed 10 the request OF
the Commissioner of Charities and COrrcctionl
General T.. l.. Molineux formally took command
of the Second Division, n. g., ;. y. " yesterday.
lie vas appointed some time ago by 6ovcrhor
Cleveland. He has not yet announced his stan.
The petty depredations of thieves have 50 much
increased that Police Superintendent Campbell has
CHARGED the captains of police TO require more
vigilance from Their men. dozen or more ron
berries were reported Yesterday.
The thirty-third annual meeting of the Brooklyn
Society for the Relief of Respectable Aged lndi
gent Females was held yesterday ~ the Graham
Institute in Washington The annual
report was read by Dr. Fowler and addresses were
made by the Rev. Nrssrs Buck and Lansing
After a debauch on Sunday lnrob peissner, n
prescribe FOR him. On Wednrldav night he again
wen, Us the doctor VIM gave him mixtrtr bi
morphine tu be taken IN hall Tablespoonful dusrs
r,rtr tb,rp hours The lbriut Was called ~ tes-
,ettat ard found that upsspti hai taken hat ihe
bDl,lenil ~ the nh2tue. ilt litd N the ittsttre
~ We lopi0,.
~ eaiAmep6iaiign " lhe iWea'pih aHnitefsait
ef ihe iipt i0hn ", ilhalWNk q Wdmaiien ihpie
viii ijp iippttne W ,he Second iinuaiiaa thnieli
~ iiniNn ani lpNtpss sis,i uA ffiiaf pfpulNtr
iaheri lMYrE iieHFee Wlllam Quits tie HeF;
s IT, Damn, tlie iipY ihpeinla g. Williams, aud
ohrgs, and sppplal programme of music vii 10
mOl ided. before ihe meelMs lho memhels al The
society aud their families viii NEE. IN the sunday
school room, where refreshments VIII he served.
A dangerous gang, headed by James bennett,
teIl0rized the vicinity oil s1 have. aud Sixteenth
ST. on "Wednesday night They went into Char les
Rehbunis liquor store at Seycnth-ayc aud
EIqhteenth-st., aud being refused drinks beat the
nronyetor hen they chased tho proprietor of "A
rntcher shop aud beat woman In The street with
a broom. Detective StoswOrlhy arrested Bennett
Yesterday after a struggle with him and his asso-
ciates in which he received several kicks and
bloWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
q" No GENTLEN1N."
From The Bosf0n Courier.


Giles clever and he's right good fellow"
was recently observed % rising Young BoStonlan,
land 20 far rs know ne has only one iauti ne isn't
gentleman" Tie criticism had no reference 10 Dlrt or
circumstance. families go in Massachusetts wucr"
they arc certainly good anywhere In America, he
naughty Southrons the contrary OUTSTANDING the
anc.etnrs nj The vouug man discussed
of excellent standing, WINE ne moves
rs the phrase Is, IN very good Circles.
He clever. handsome, sufficiently endowed WIN gear
and gold he l. accomplished ana even agrrcanc Nct was
thc structure upon him that he II not cinau;
and the worst of the Is that Is nnqucstlondoy
true The Young man IS well dressed, lac commits no
gross solecislns he does about pulling down
His cus i'm the manner made familiar 10 the Boston the
atregoug public by certain popular leading man ne
very crcdiiaby proficient In social customs ana super
stitions and yct-he is certainly not gentleman.
without fulling the desires OF cynical ana captiouS
reader by attempting to give In half dozen words
comprehensive aud unimpugnabc definition OF thc term
gentleman we are willing partially To define II bY INFER
ence may bc done by brict confederation oI
the SHORTCOMINGS OF the unfortunate individual VINO
mite uucnn- ciolsy us as text lie Is, III hc
first place. utterly mtOcmnt. In literature ana
politics. or whatever branch of human Thought an
opinion may he expressed with when ne GOES NOT are
he frcls-ad ne to conceal his feengs-n0 only
that hi own i'm the matter are luailpy cor
rect that mind must he an absolute mental rag
bag which for moment chlcIluhs ANY u'uVcl Vl.n',.
His air toward who would argue with ih - nat oi
dzzily lofty coudcsccnsiOn, powerfully unged WIN INC
most active contempt lie Is not dlscourcous ny hc
In, and rnlr standard; and should resent his im-
nertinrncc II would be- dicult aterward 70 FURNISH sat
fartOry reasons for DOING yet constantly MS manner
,t,.r q. his supcrur IN experience WISDOM age, rank,
or whatever entities one IN precedence III America
that moi hing short kick would seem to be IT. ade
nt,ac rrrompcusc II Il nut another phhst OF menRl
rror,nce that our young settles the line OF action
of his friends, assumes that Their decisions are Whl
o,r Seem to him best, and I'm various ways II self
i,ist he understood, I'm blum hearty WHY iathiOn
hch II Is Impossible to resent and difficult 10 resist
MOI 10 prOlOng the catalogue of his offences n VIII oe
evident that a cas, the young man is not sensitive to
,h. wounds of other people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
4 BABI-STEALING FOX.
ErOnl Tn hmm Gnzeiir.

FUzFT7F.
Considerable excitement has been causcdlately
ut Katsse village well known 10 foreigncrsb by the dongs
OF fox. young. we-todo farmer and his wife, who
have n child two months old. occupying a small
wooden structure during the rebuilding of their former
premises. On September l3 the wife. usual went TO
sleep with the little one hut waking during the night
surprised to find that II had left her side She at
called her husband when discovered that OF
the ra wooden doors had been broken Open The sup
position naturally followed that some had entered
and stolen the infant consequently the father started
with the intention Of rOusing the neighbors. He had
however, only just stepped outside when he perceived
large fox run from under the veranda Of the house op
pOsc. Suspcctng that Reynard the culprit lights
procured and search made, which, 10 the delight
Of the parents resulted In the discovery of the baby who
c.rn nlDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
LONG ISLAND.

FLArIANDs.-Yoo9hees Overbaugh, who was
Connty at the late election, has resigned his pc
siion as principal of the village school, after thirty
eight wears of continuous service. lie began 10
teach in 1916. when boarding round was the
rne. and he has instructed three generations OF
pupils. -, .,;.x coorro
SOuTuOID-On Wednesday morning George
Korn. age 90 went ont on the Sound to shoot Not
returning at nightfall friends went in search OF
him. and found him dead near path leading from
the ,hore 10 his home His gun was found on the
shore near his boat It Is supposed that IN getting
ont of the boat lie leaned over and drew IT toward
him by the barrel, when the hammers struck the
gunwale. After the fatal shot he had walked over
quarter of a mile, bleeding proiusely until he 1ell
and died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
ENGLISH WfFE-HUNTERS.

Ifo,a The baltimore sun. .
The Italians AMI French "aiistorrats are
rnird FOR their pets tcnry IN the practice ol VIE
hVn,ipr" " wiir-seckinr ana particularly npopg
tn,rtran ~ Engl vunrn ~ financial fortune. bnt
,v,l A nuv ~ These national srOfistn ro so ini Rtu
"a ihr Enslishnan. np hunts etti{ wpeir, NM lhe
nAbUing advertisements w 4 stlrtt fnttiAn tpcWv
i,,nhi it iie rrrpt t, nrh dtfbri US vhG' Y 'Eim'
hiph ll't % THIS etatstjrrnt - nriit n, lu flh
i,5L a. tne,leiu iahteV AMI iianaisit tr'lNrh =
gentleman ~ iiis, ih,p tNrNt itnlli MN' NM hn'n
Etrp ini@i5 hhtinnt'g9 ,ig,ri',G Ne anNpn,ape
vi 4 iaf W hl,A ai rsp,,, NiN lias ia'r N'hhr ~
H'tVtrl,il Ia mif,I as ears ~ ass hels very man
uule aul prlfaiN pnnlliln dHi h4o nN1tr' ~ fHS"
snslpi ea(aiN 'e-luini iip 70 Hepg,li ~ ''
~ country ne 9nl 10 FA.sNhs. ANi '"n ""'" "uduu
ahuye description and who Nnlea W - 'H'" t
,urosing earle de ,sile aui give real name anl ~
dre,s VIII he treated with the sHete', onN'ilNNs' "'
honor. 40 this adv Enlistment - pcrtnln mona 'N ,,
omit tho address given IN the a'ioNu Ilo'tlnH Wv
bona tides Indicated called on the mAnasihs 'r y"
hc high life Journal, capital good iellpN, NHn
have known many years and asked him II he Knew
anything OF tho author oI TINS adlefltuht, - ,,',I'.
yes, aud that he was as represented, ana ." =" 49,
good char scer but IN England many such H'r" WIZ
limited In their social circles at cllaihle'a W @ .,
uuence at the aforesaid "ncumbered estate ahu ha w
seek advertisement In public papers we av ~
"A Lady OF brih and position WIN large lult"nV,
the intention Of marriage and ultimate Iedc vi Wv
property. presenting the cha ms OF rril p'uSu..t'
Furthermore this editor informed me that tls sehle
man Of frst-rate county family had refused aeNvh
French ladies, all of whom were Widows ana Wo Auri
can spInsters because their largo fortune III thelr
Bic Ills TO Illustrate what advertising will and does
do. | may mention to confirm what shld III Ihe su
few years ago that the line ora ES nnr
man OF England Is becoming rarer bird every YEA"
and that baronia halls and broad acres are no longer
mower socially morally, materially or monetafialy.
week these old inherited estates that every
FngllshInan he the Tory Radical was wont to oovet
sold for alD.50O. though the previous owner pal.
100000 FOR IT, Another case comes os,ore nno d al !,
the Midland Counties of England has Just paid
for old historical mansion and parKHe "eres' u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
NEWARK.

City Controller Quinn has transferred on the
hooks of the city To Mrs. Catherine Schermcrhorn
Astor Wilson the amount of 100000 OF Newark
corporate per cent bonds being part of the brides
dowry.
Union Gospel Services are being held in all the
Protestant churches throughout the city, and con-
siderable interest has been developed. To-day
meeting of pastors will be held to determine Ill re-
gard To evening meetings.
The Electric Light and Power Company is max
ing arrangements for placing electric lights on
Broad and Market sts.. the two main avenues OF
the city.
Louis Loihe, who was captured in st. Paul by n
Newark detective. after his flight frsm Newark,
where he had been convicted OF obtaining goods
under false pretenccs was yesterday sentenced TO
n term of three years IN the State Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
CHARGED WITH ABpUCrING HIS CHILD.

Applicaton was made 10 the supreme Court ~
Bronklyn Yesterday for writ of labcaS corpus !"
enable Mrs. Mary Jackson. OF kdgcwoou' l., H., !"
Jeffrey jackson, had abducted. lie ana his Hiie
have not lived together for some 'lme ana sne ,,n
he family He then furnished his wife and enid
with a home IN his sisters house. but refused to
support his stepchd winch his wife insisted on :,
keeping with her. lie was again arrested, anu ~
was decided that he was responsible Tor the sup
mort 1 of his stcp-chd The case was then appealed
and is still pending ON Wednesday Jackson
succeeded in abducting his own child from IT'S
mother and she asserted that he violently
assaulted her to get posse ssion Off Where he
took the child is not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

state Board Of Health, Park Avenue Hotel, ~ a. IN
snp,ial meeting Of PARK commissioners, 10 a. m.
stewart Huntington suit supreme court.
Retention 20 Lieutenant Greedy by teOgfnphlcai 20
cety. ,hickriing Hall, y. ~. .,..
Sentences of the Rev. w H. Ranscai by Recorder
Smith. ...... ............ L,., -, ....... r.
sale Alumni Association. University club Theatre, 2
y ~. ..... .... MO- ~. ,...,....,..
Aiipintn's Committee on Railroads c,y Hail. II
SIisseepea e8fley. N8 ~ Maalson-ayt4 2 y ~
1bna el,a ~ i,aittniit ,rpttil'ipn NintsW lttt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
NEWS FROV the SUBURBS.
HORRIBLE RESULT OF CARELEssNEss

HORRIBLE KENUII OF LAKEIEsSNESS.
Elizabeth schmidt, the wife Of Charles Schmidt,
a German laborer, of No. 227 RaiIroad-avc., met
with horrible death on Wednesday. she had
started TO prepare supper for her husband and had
put a quantity of saucrkraut IN "A frying-pan ihe
stove 10 cook. She aftcrward discovered that she
had no vinegar and went % the grocery of joan
Weiss 10 get some Weiss huiTiedly hlled the pot.
vinegar and in pouring il into the pan Mrs.
Schmidt was enveloped III flames. Her screens at
were unable to give her any relief and she died be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Eiffh Arenue HOtel-Senators Nelson w. AL
drich OF Rhode Island J. " Camden, Of West Virginia,
and A f. German of Maryland ex- Congressman Amos
Townsend and w. W. Armstrong, OF Cleveland ana the
rcv pr lanes Allison OF Pttsburg .... Ercreu House
Bjshop Thomas NJ Clark of Rhode Island Ho'ei 81
Mare Daniel Manning ana wife, OF Albany y. WINDSOR
HofrLE Caucy French Consul AT San Francisco.
s. jams Hoiei-Richard crowley, of Lockpori, " Y,
Uouss-C T. Perkins president OF the Chicago Burliug
ION and quincy Railway Company G,tScy HouSe
Cnnglns eman. rlect Cnarlos = Baker " NOcheslef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
TIE GRAND IrRY AND GLOVE FIGHTS.

Police Inspectors Murray, 1horne ana i)iiks ana
Coptaius Williams and Mcdonnell were before the
Grand Jury yesterday to give their statements
in reference to glove contests. Some OF the Grand
Jurors it is said are much ~ earnest IN tDelr pui
nose 10 suppresS contests that bear close q rcse-
bIance 10 pIlze fights. and propose to proceed not
only against the principals but against the seconds,
hackers and others who aid in such contests. The
Penal Code provides for the punishment OF those
who engage in and aid III bringing about Prize
tights and some of the Grand Jurors desire TO
make il impossible to have such contests III the
future as have recently been had III this city.
The highest penalty conviction OF offences under
these sections OF the code is Imprisonment Tor one
year and fine of $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
ppnRtps EXPECTING A lIvILy TIME.

There promises 10 be n lively meeting at the Cot
ton Exchange to-noiiUw, 10 lOnsidef subject
syhirh has called into 1neslo thy Judgment 81 the
Managers. The ont tarl evidences Yesterday
ettnel io srpnu,, thr assertion that the action ~
HE B0a,d IL ndi only approved. but viii pe sts-
}sihtd ~ question: grew on' pi lha'thi ~ wIieh
Wp iBvlnt as ~ biiti ihe details Heretofore,
feis1s lssninf h0ieps ~ dtlittt we're h6t OBLIGED
N attach thei WAREHOUSES hiatis hs 4 pt'ipi thas
ttif heli lhp GgiiGit u y claimed 'hai "iirf"
~ 4 fpW iapWheis have ,'aben advantage ~ 'lis
kkiN, snd whpH - siegi " ~ eo,'an aaq deslFhs W
der,ess the market 80 neaFel " Nn iewef pfleps
th1s WeUid ssue np,lpes ef delivery W'thent slnt,
end without hayins iha aelal p9lep, an 'Apn elhpi
barties huIrying 90 e0Yer" Wpuid sehd the piiee
dawn. ,,, ..,
The Managers then amended the rules, proyidmg
that persons issuing notices OF delivery must APPEND
to them areh0use orders, stating conolsely the
quantity OF cotton held aud the warehouse ~ which
n was stored. TINS order was posted 10 take enec,
last Monday. Then a petition was sent TO ne
Board, requesting that il he resclnded but me
Board simply made the rule stronger IN terms ana
deferred the date of Its force TIL next Monday.
Yesterday the opposition sent another petition 10
yhe Board TO call meeting TO consider whether the
tule shall not be abrogated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
TROUBLE OVER A DEAD ACTRESS.

Lena w. Cole. an actress engaged In the London
Theatre two weeks ago engaged a room of Mrs. KY
filI, at No. so Fourth-aye., for her mother Mrs
Warren) and her sister Who were coming from Bos
Ton. Mrs. Warren and her daughter arrived and
two days afterward a second daughter came. The
latter was O cOnsumptive and the landlady was not
willing to have her rooms occupied by such q
DersOn. The mother and two daughters
were ordered to clear out and were just arrang-
ing to remove TO other apartments when, on We'd
festssdav the n en- from an undertaking establ lsh-
mont went TO Mrs. Rydilps house with an ice.box
and other materials to dress the corpse, but Mrs
Rydill refused to let them 60, into the house. She
EWouldn't have her house used for funeral pur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
LIFE IN PARAGUAY.

wan Co,rsponieace y me SDymadeu Republtcdn..
ON FRIDAY morning looked ont of my cabin
vndow 70 nna thai ve weie iit MP A. tnc mo1 @
hhiiiug ti 10, ttetn THAT wc vrfe ", Asnncioh
proig % icrF ona 'h,t III otli vas me Its'gm ON
no,r 81 ~ IN, AZ NJ ttpHbici tntdghua A teiy ncc
N'lf ~, Ye 3pht ttg Va, fot 'hfl sl,,S,gl i,e
u,bir4I KS bNmt tM,t Nd4t WtNi b6VA re sh,t
tei yA aAta,t NAQ' 8iiNaNt tgi.i v ,ts'bg, NJ tr
El5Ne, l,p iRHlaR'Gs W4 ne NJ 3a@yta l9N
Ia1TVa RiiI mUis lpia. Ad NitlnN eAlelupn 80 1NN
Xxx, l. dis No. Weii mill as gnf s,ulal pNhnea "a aul
WYNN Goti 0,nuoiln iot know Is not spauish ipr
ascrusi0n' 40 $40 used 90 heitt Whe9 1thpui nay wv
iot a,,lmpIion, aud Ia ,ne case uI tlo IWHeHUan NY
il Wru loved Tor Ii IL not often va south Amrli,a
that there can ho ouuda city thai Is mote a,'inluh
no r,, ,orl tlly and generally Remomhcr that lilren
ve,fs lro was sacked hy the Brazilian army, nnd look
AT Il now ~ busy trading town OF loOOO people many
nf them 81 me cultivation Ia short one n,'d NOT lonl
forests on beautiful hill that slopes nom sunny lhl
lands IN the grand. wide araua. VIII MOI 20 mo uu-p
denil4 hut assure yuu that though Isolated Paraguay
state worth know ing Situated IN the warm hear Of
south America II lies under the SHADOW ui to nrrIns
Into its territory there nave como t'o "nu ",u m,i
centuries OF sadness and MISFORTUNE. SPAN hi no 90"
control gave " ~ hitht dnY was long tnn p,,9 w
cruelty and adventure Revolutions cAho ~ cnHtn h
resulted In independence from Isl uu,i lNuu' u',
franca nnd then tue Lopez lr'nts' h1n tn' c"nn,,I
under cruel dcspusm. Then Nolano Lopez llNoNe'
the state IN war with lirafl ana ancr tnc s,H W NH,
ci0u and the ravagc OF the country the Vrlnt Wh Nnu
aud the tcin OF terror rave plnc" Ia hl'piganIlpno
the republic. which was modelled after thr ht,d siuHN
Appror Votcdhy Congress ana tht hoN NlHo
nxcs the salaries OF the officials. Tho President tcc"l,r'
SO ODp the Vcc-r csdeut riODo tho Ministry fl,boo
(ongtrs4nen $780, and tho judges ot the supreme uui
$50 The population is nhont 3ODOoo; anu what u
strange about Is that there are only ABOUT Jooup men,
and 9-OOOO women. OF course the females ARE the
aud are very poor While the men SIT ~ nome ana dilnk
and smoke, thoy ndeatigaby toll ana support tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
Danger from Catarrh

II You suffer from catarrh however slightly you are IN
danger because the disease If not atten ted to- viii be-
chronic affecting your general health may se
develop bronchitis consumption As catsrrh IL thu
result OF impure blood 1t Is readily cured by Hoos ssss
para which pures the blood and the whole system
health and strength Thousands Of people have cured
Of catarrh by Hoods sarsapar liza. Give II a trial.
Having been a sufferer from caarrh for six or eisht
and having tried nearly all the wonderful curea
inhaers and spending nearly hundred dollars without
benefit. accidentally tried Hoods sarsaparia TIE dis
charge from my greatly increased the first bottle;
then gradually became less and In taxing ess than three
bottles and my self greatly improved Hoods sarsapara
will cure catarrb" NJ A. ABBEY Worcester. Mass.
II taken Hoods sarsapara for and think rs
has done great deal Of good
my reach Hoods sarsapara has been everything
to me-" LUTHER D. ROBBINS East Thompson. Conn.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists 81 per bottle six for S. Prepared
only by C.I HOODS CO., ApOthecaries, Lowell, MasA
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
rr,y WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1884,

price whereof four years ago WAS 100000 When
young and accomplished man OF thirty-nye seeks pay
lug alliance and has incunbered estate the
chances there very few rich women able TO re-
deem him and IL at any price The Squire and his acres
are not market able articles nowadays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
Jersey CITY.

Dennis Sullivan, TIokoken's Street Commissioner,
has been indicted by the Hudson County Grand
Jury for libelng Mayor Timken of that city.
Mrs Erminnie 4. Smith, of No. 203 Paciiic-ave..
who has been given charge of the WOmans De-
partment of the Ncw-Jcrscy state Exhibit at the
Newt Orleans Exposition. has sent out an appeal to
the women of the State to make the department as
complete as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRrpGrpoR1-Judge Beardsey, of the Supreme
reason OF the serion, illness of Judge Pardee.
Da mage to telegraph wire, by ice IS reported from
. number of points between Ncw-llavcn and Stanl-
g.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
NEW-.JERSEY.

PERTH AMBoY.-Captain Charles Leonard. an
old sailor and captain of one Of the largo sloops
now in port for coal, was found drowned off the
terra Gotta works yesterday
RA,IwAY.-Abraham +. Shotwell has resigned
the presidency of the Railway National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
he KNOJDS IT BY SIGHT.

F1Om The Ne,r- York sun.
Johnny, do you know the Tenth Command
mcnt
lesm."
SAY IT,"
Can't"
But you luat said you knew It. Johnny
" Nes'm know 10 when see IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21

noses and demanded that the CORPSE DC ih, me
Gateiy taken away. She was arrested a hrr 70 let
,L men in The funeral will take place probapy
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
MAINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES ALatvAc
suhri,es 81 'eui3i ti3t 81, 1j7 d35t,ts, a.
hiGr WATTS to-btY
fA=sasly li8!E 1913 3sI Issii l8i3 asIl j1is UF5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
, rrRKrYs rnR THANKSGIVING

poutrmon are glad at the deparur OF inulan
,,i"n tLo real onenlng of ther trade begins. Gen
.rnl adyiccs Indicate full supply OF turkeys Tor
Thankspvingau Il Is thought that prices VIII no'
rule unconmonly high for u holiday time whell en-
largcd competition ~ apt to stlien quota'Ions
Fancy, Young, heavy. dry picked turkeys are SCI
dom IN over.stock at this season. aud hlng fancy
prices But the principal dealings are III good mar
kci sizes of twelve 10 fifteen pounds ,
The West of course. sends q large proportion o
Tho turkcys IN this market. aud IT must be sald tla
cVcty season shows Improvement In dressing, size
aud packing. Near points however such as long
island aud counties not far away IN ths stare,
Ncw.Jcrsey and Pennsylvania, get the cream
If the business, rs shippers can watch ana
meet the market, without rsking losses ny
nuld damp weather II 4 occurs , Blign u,
nnv tImc from the fall to February. II stock eau
be shipped 50 rs TO be on hand TUESDAY morning 1t
viii be better for owners aud convenient Tor th"sr
who handle H. The city trade depends largely
upon uptown shops, aud the special poultry eau
makes several extra loads for each retailer ai u
timc when additional ieastmg goods are To DC
handled promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21

fore the arrival of physician. Weiss was arrested
aud locked M in Police Headquarters on charBe
OF criminal negligence.