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Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. NOvrv
| BER, Is, 1888.
| Leave Washington from station. corna, ,,
New Jersey avenue and c street, By Eastar,,
Standard Of 18TH Meridian time.
/ For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville am, -,
Lonis. daily. at % a. M, 10 Is M. 10 IN
with through coaches and Palace slasr,-..
Cars 70 above points without CHANGE. m ys4
m. daily to Chicago. except Saturday
| For Plttsburg at 10 Is a. m. and an,
daily; 40 p. m. to Pittsburg, Cleveland o.,
Detroit. with Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg.
For Toledo and Detroit, via Monroevtl,a
10 10 g. m. daily, with sleeper for Toledo ~.
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad.
RSains for Philadelphia and New YORK a, r.,
g. m. daily, except sunday; 800 D. m. and ,0a,
p. m daily. with parIor and sleeping g. :,
| tached.
For Baltimore on week DAYS. ) no 40, s,
10, 8 90 and 10 O5 a. M, II 10, go 285 san DO,
4SO-46 minute train 40, . 30. 100. 10 ns,
lOI5p pm. ""
FOr Annapolis. . 40 and d m, u IOani4D
p m; on Sunday, "a. m, 4Op.m.
Forway stations between Wasbipg,,,. ,
baltimore, 5. 40, ga. m, 1910, $780, 4w7 and
10 ID p. m. For stations on Netropor,a1,
Branch, 4Oa. m, and 545 p. m, daily ezcep,
sunday; for Lexington. Staunton, and Valley
Branch, s 30 q. m. daily. except Sunday. SOD
m daily: for Frederick, 80, 10 I5 a. m. AS
and 40 daily, except Sunday.
For HagerstOwn. 10 10 a. IN. and 5EIn,.
daily, except sunday
For points on S. v. r. r. 10 l5 daily
Trains arrive from the West daily, ~. 80
a, m, 225, 40 pm.
From New York and Philadelphia. Z s, S2o
M daily; s 20 p. m. daily, except SUNDAY
From Annapolis, 8 20, 10 4Oa.m..lN6S 40
m; Sunday, 10 10 a, m. and 7p.m.
From Lexington. % a. ~ daily. and lin
m. daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and Intermediate ,,,i,,,.
p, 10, a. M. Is, 4 % and D. m, daily excspt
Sunday; p. m. daily from Point of Rocks.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington q,
2, 4 40, 80, Is, 7 30. 9, 10, and IOSOa, mills
50, 4, 40. s. Is. 30, g. and 10 Is D. m. on sun,
days, 2 40, ! 80, 8. 9IOa. m. I3O. ), 25. 70epd
9p.m.
AL trains from Washington stop at Relay
Station except 4 30 p. m.
For further information apply at the BALL.
more and Ohio Ticket Office, Washington
Station, 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue. cor
ner OF Fourteenth street, where orders will bs
taken for baggage to be checked and received.
at any point in the city.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS. NJ. of T.. Baltimore; Z.
K. Lord. g. P. A.
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SPECIAL NosICE.

Mr. A T Hansou the general
agent will call to-day for money
Please think of it and leave it at
home as he cannot be calling SO
often.
The bee., 1884-03-01

"There now! You see you are nicely
fixed up, and all because you acted like a
fool, instead of sensible young lawyer,
soon to be admitted to the bar"
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WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Fehruary 23 1884

February 23, 1884.
Mrs. AGNES SMALLwoOD:
DEAR MADAM: The committee charged
with the memorial services commemora-
tive of the late Wendell Phillips, desire
me to express their acknowledgment for
your most acceptable and highly appre-
eiated contribution, aud permit me to add
that no part of the exercises was more ac-
ceptable than the appropriate selection so
exquisitely rendered by you.
lam, yours, very respectfully,
B. K. BRUCE, Chairman
Attest: HENRY JOHNSON, Sec'y.
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
February %, 1884.
Capt. G. A. FLEETWOOD:
DEAR SIR: The agreeable duty devolved
upon me per instructions Of the commit
tee intrusted with the Wendell Phillips
memorial exercises to thank you. We
thank you, the Orpheus Glee Club, and
Washington Harmonic association for the
valuable and important aid rendered in
making the memorial services worthy of
the Illustrations dead.
With the highest consideration,
B. K. BRUCE, Chairman.
Attest: HENRY JOHNSON, Sec'y.
The bee., 1884-03-01

We went TO the hotel, had dinner, and
then i secured livery team and drove out
getting through the whole business 80 that
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TESTIMONIALS FROM Hon. B. K. BRUCE.

Hon, B. K. Bruce, chairman Of the COM
mittee on Wendell Philips late memorial
meeting sent the following compliment
ary testimonials to Capt. c. A. Fleetwood
and Mrs. Agnes Smallwood for the invalu-
able services at the exercises at the Con-
gregational church in memory of Wen
dell Phillips
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GEO. M. ARNoLD's DUPIIcITY

He APOLOGIES TO Mr.. FORTUNE.
Ills BREACH OF FAITH AS AN AS
soCTATE EDITOR. A GAME THAT
TWO CAN PLAY AT. A, DAMNA-
BILE ACT OF TREACHERY. He Is
REMOVED FROM THE BEE. Tue
FOLLOWING LETTER EXPLAINS IT.
SELF:
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
LOGAN NOMINATED.

A PEEP INTO THE FUKURE.
To the BEE.
FEoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
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BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.

DOUBLE TRACK!
JASNEY COUPLER!
STEEL RAILS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
BROOKLYN.

The bodies Of three drowned men were found on
the waterfront yesterday.
A site for the new Police Court ond Police IRE,
cinct Station near the City Hail. has been selected
in Adams-st between MyTtle-aye. and JohnSQn-st',
al tho rear Of the present First Precinct Police
Station.
While riding in one of the races at BaTnums CIR
Gus performance yesterday afternoon John john
SON age twenty -onc fell from his horse and broke
his right leg lie was taken to st. Mays Hos
ptal.
Gronnd was broken yesterday for new sunday
school building for the Protestant Episcopal Church
OF the Ascension in Java-st.. near Manhatthh-aEe,
1t will cost about $4,000, and Will seat SUI
persons.
The department estimates to be considered by the
Board of Estimate aggregate about Tl,oOQ;oOo
more than last year. Police Commss0ner fart1,
ridge asks for 100 more patrOmen, on The ground
that they are needed IN order to have two police
men at each polling place on election day, accord
ing to law
The annual report of the secretary of the Kings
County Sunday-SchOO Association shows that thcre
are 28s Protestant schools in the county, with
OO221 pupils, teachers and officers and 90 koman
Catholic schools with an estimated number OF
4s.sOO pupils teachers and officers. Thirteen OF
the Protestant schools have over 1000 members
each, the largest being the Central Congregational
with ,671 members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
sI-VDRY W-JERSEY TOWNS

ORANGE.-Thc vcstry Of St. Marks Church has
presented the Rev. DR.. c. H. W. Stocking with come
plimentary resolutions for the able discharge OF his
duties rs temporary rector OF the parish and added
present OF 500.
RAHwAY.-Thc Soldiers Monument Committee
propose to Raise - 900 70 erect monument TO the
soldiers from Railway who were killed in the late
war.
HoBoKEN-PuJlc school No. 8, in Adams-st.,
was ordered closed Yesterday by City Physician
Hefer, because Of sewer gas in the building. The
teachers and scholars have been complaining for
several days of Violent headaches. Yesterday the
odor became SO oppressive that Principal Kelly
vas Frustrated and Dr. Heller was sent for Mayor
Tinker and the Board of Education were informed
of the condition of the bailding. Steps viii be
taken TO remedy the evil. 1t was found that the
gas came from an old box sewer i'll Adams ST.
which had become c.ogged
EfIzABETu.-Shortly before . p. m. yesterday, a
coal train stopped on the man track near Spring-st
The Newark and Elizabeth train came along and
had 70 stop. At tins moment the Philadelphia cx-
press from New-lork appeared in sight coming at
high speed The local train stood around curve
and could not be seen by the engineer of the eX-
press. Suddenly. in turning curve, he saw 1t just
ahead and putting on the air brakes reversed the
engine stopping the train as ii touched the last car
oil the local train
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

Thomas smith a liquor dealer. from Watts and
Washington sts New-Iork, was stricken with
paralysis while walking along Newark-aye. yester-
day.
George +. McAncny has been elected clerk OF the
Board of Finance. To succeed John l. Van C!eef,
who was appointed secretary of the state Tax COM
missiOners.
The Board of Finance has decided TO appropriate
1000 to give the streets Il thorough cleaning
which they greatly need.
warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest of
Lucy Cady Hewitt. on charge of blgamy, on a
complaint Of Herbert w. Beecher Of New YORK.
hurst Snlcflcln i'm Hoboken on May 81. 1888, and
that she had a husband named Hewitt living at
that time Constable Stanton went to Monmouth
County to arrest the woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Az rrrrcTTrAL PLEA FOR MERCY.

80. n.raurva OF CoItROu PRESIDENT ON
rat.I ron THrrr-urR HUSBAND CONVICTED.
A strong and successful plea for mercy was made
In the case Of Mr.. kassri9e = GSSwe VINO gss
Ioving an the Court OF General Sessions. Augusta
A. Moniant of No. 80 West Twenty-hrst-st, the
somplanng witness employed Mrs Caldwell AZ
,eansircss aud afterward missed several valuable
frficlss ~ igwclry. Mrs Caldwell confessed 10
Detective irice that she had taken the iewelry ri
him The husband told the detective where
the goods had been pawned, and sur,
rendered the pawn-tokets Mrs, Caldwell pleaded
guilty aud large number ~ athdav's we're submit
led m her behalf Among the slgners were eN-, on
gresham :. u. lhittendcn. Of Frookiyni the het
s0rsr; the Rev. H. II. bradford. Of Montciair n II
Henry 4. Morgan aud y. Lansing Iahrieskie, OF
Aurora; John tousicnseq sssls,ani tres,uSr , 81
S.rth John v Van l'clt aud John 4. Lott IL az
uo,icd from the statements made that Mr,, fald
Mi Wa the daughter of the Rev. Dr W. W. How
al iortn.rk tho prcsident Of Wells College tgr
Young adcs. al Aurora. \. I, She was mali'd
ahout ten wears ago, 20 John "a. caldwell mem
- at a wealthy but dissolute family. iier
parent. were opposed t. the marriage. Mrs. ai3-
tell lived with her husbands parents, though ~ il
ssid 10 tie ahiayts "i her friends ina h'i ~, vas
emhlitsrDd hF her husbands treatment ana Wy ne
,fIulru uuaTrels between him and his father, The
t..pcltv 81 her husbands family was finally dS7l-
iifs, AVID Mir and Mrs Caldwell wandered away
ttDm their former homo. They lived at various
tl.c.snrai New.ioik aud Mrs. Caldwell received
ione assistance from her fathers friends. hui they
were 80 last forced to cease giving her money, "s
irt husband took 30 t0 purchase Intoxicating liquor.
Nh. Cgdweli tried to obtain employment. ana acted
d. hous keeper ~ one OF two places. hui was every
whore pursued hy hot husband. who took from her
MI zine mono, she recriVcd The annoyance caused
bv his visit. pr vented l,r from keeping any posi-
ZION long. she finally Yielded Co her husbands de
mAuds and stole from d.: employer she has Tour
children tle Youngest puJt eight months old. TX
Ioner.sttDau Chtteudcu, u his letter To judge
(pVi e. alter relating some of the troubles of Mr.
Caldwell said
lear fhr woman Ia beyond help; but ~ YOU shall snS-
l. d zlsut leaving her IN ne hands of hD fathers
fI,n YOU feel assured OF nd thoughts ant money
enough Tor faithful effort un their part ia behaf 81 inc
Ioor woman and her four children.
Several of her friend, have agreed 20 assist her,
aud are confident that she will Toe able TO sustain
herself and her children. pItnct-AttOrney Olncy
requested that Judgment bc suspended on Mrs.
Caldwell's plea of guilty, aud Judge CoWlng So
directed. fer husband pleaded guilty To charge
al receiving stolen goods. and was sentenced by
Judge COwiug to two years iu tie State lrson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

SING SING.-lhe Excise Board on Wednesday
revoked the licenses granted to the druggists and
was in accordance with the opinion Of the counsel
to the Board chat the law did not direct the grant
ing Of licenses to druggists nor impose any penalty
n nS % the p T s as 'fy
the prescription of physician
Observation-Disclosures G. VI. Bssell, of the
Hudson River and Harlem divisions of the New
York Central Railroad passed up the road yester-
day on his special locomotive accompanied by two
tailOrs, who took the measure Of station agents,
dOormcn and baggagcmrn at the different stations
along the road tor new uniform, which is To be
worn by all the employees oil the Vanderbilt roads
III Tic State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
INNG Island.

IICKsvIGIF.-A Reformed Church has been or
ganizcd under favorable circumstances.
LAwRENCE.-lsaac Iranser has been declared in
sane. and yesterday ne taken to the insane
asylum ut Mincola. He is thirty-seven years of
age and has a wife and three children. Ills in
sanity takes the form of a desire to 20 to the bay
and plant oysters at all times of the day or nigh
and when prevented he becomes violent.
Lose ISLAND CITY.-Michael Kearnev. of Jack
son-ave., yesterday pleaded guilty to having a
cockpit on his premises, which was raded by Mr..
Bergi's officers on April 20 when eight men were
captured aud the property pertaining to the fight
District Attorney Fleming sad that, on Keamey's
promise 10 give up the business he would not IN
sst Oh the extreme penalty of the law being inn
posed. Kearney was fined $40.
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fund contributed thus far this year amounts to 254
less than one-half Of that received last year.
WAITING For SOMETHING NO TURN UP.

Mr. Watson, the chief of the Law Department of
tho Mutual Life Insurance Company SIT: IN his
waits patiently for the Madison Avenue COngre-
gational Church people to come down and pay his
company what they owe it. He Is apparently IN
on property worth 100000 is perfectly safe one.
He said TO q TRIBUNE reporter;
We will treat this mortgage we do every othsr
whore the interest becomes overdue. received notice
some time ago from our stock Board and Mortgage De
partment that the church mortgage interest had not
been paid and notice 10 all the church people who
interested, and still waiting for answer.
shall wait for reasonable time and then serve the
papers necessary foreclosure sit We do not intend
to be any enion With these church people than we
with any other mortgage debtors.
And all the while that Mr.. Watson is waiting,
DR.. j. p. Newman and Deacon J. T. Foster are
Warrington something TO turn up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
STATEN ISLAND

NEW BRIGHToN-The Ncw-York Cricket Club
yesterday played match with the second eleven
of the Staten Island club. The New York team won
IN one inning by 90 runs, against the 33 which the
home team made in their first. and 30 in their sec
oud inning For the visitors the double figures
were: j. w. Musgraye 81 runs j. Ryan II A.
Patrick, lG. and +. Smith II.
SrAPLETON.-Coroner Lea said yesterday that for
two weeks detectives had been at work IN the case
of the Italian CarmelO Farach, who was mysteri-
ton, but had discovered no additional evidence to
inplicate Antonio Flacomio who was arrested on
the charge of killing him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hotet-Chief Judge w. G.. Ruger, OF
the Court OF Appeals. Fh Arsnt Hofet-Con-
gresham W. Rice Of Massachusetts, and Judge The2
dore Miller OF the New-York Court OF Appeals. Hoy
man House-Robert g. Ineerso OF Illinois; Lieutenant
Governor David II. Hil Of Elmirs, and Charles W. Mo,
C'une OF Buffalo -. Hotel Brtnswick-R. II. Angus, OF
Montreal and Colonel w. X. Holloway, OF Indianapolis
-. Victoria Hoie-Dudley l.. saurin Secretary OF tho
British Legation at Washington GrdHdCentdt HO-
tcI-Professor C. " Riley, United states Entomologist
GHsev House,. Prentss Bailey OF Utica. Clarendon
HOfei-EX-senatOr ID. L. iulee, OF Florida.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
NEWARK.

"Paddv" Bnrns. who was accused of shooting
Joker ang was arrested on Wednesday night and
yesterday he pleaded NOT guilty to an old indlct-
mcnt for highway robbery.
Lizzie Kraedcr who was engaged'to be married to
Louis Weiurntucr in the German Reformed Church
i'm Bum-st.. and who deserted by Wcingatner
on Tuesday night when the arrangements had been
made for the marriage ceremony, has disappeared
The pastor of the church said yesterday That Vein
gather was absolute fellow and that the girl had
spent some time IN rctormatory institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23

struck bv heavy gale from the west-northwest
which blew her off the coast to latitude 81 ongl-
tude 5S On April 3 she got another gale from the
same quarter and was obliged to send for three days
under bare poles. The gale lasted a week She
was struggling toward port again when, on April
II, hurricane struck her and carried away the
main boom and gaf split several sails and swept
the decks. Fifty tons OF the cargo OF phosphate
rock were iettisoned.
IABORERS swINDLED BY AN ADVER1ISEMENT'
In answer to an advertisement 200 Germans on
Wednesday went to No. 200 West-st Ihey were n.Io
ostensibly engaged to work in Greenpoint at ~
a month and board and were asked to pay NIFTY
cents each for transportation. Nearly all co,pileu
Later they found that the man who took the
money had disappeared, and that his companion
was on the point of going. The swlndled work
men were about to give this man beating, when
Officer Tale, Of tho Fifth Precinct arrested MN
He said that he was Charles f. Gegrait, OF 10. 20
Elghth-ave He denied having been IN COLLISION
with the other svindler when taken TO the
Tonbs Police Court yesterday. lie was committed
for trial.
CARING FOR CASH GIRLS. .
In the bright, bome-like parlors OF No. 2of East
Sixteenth-st. last evening fifty 6rlght-ace,n cash
girls from the stores OF Macy, ONcili and simpson
Crawford & Simpson, listened to the singing gwen
for them and sang themselves in chorus. "Swoet
Vioets and other popular airs 1t was me open
ing night of what is to be known as the Minerva
Home, called after its founder Mrs. j. Minerva
Judge. She began the work two years ago, by
having few of the cash girls come to her lome'
where she gave them lessons III some uScIui ar;
Now she has secured the entire building ana
these lessons arc given twice week. She has had
the aid of number of merchants of the city VINO
have large stores where these girls are employeu'
and she deyotes all her own time to the charity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
LOW PRICES FOR JERSEY CATTLE

Jersey cattle sold at low prices at the fourth an
nual sale of a selection from the Simpson herd
which was held yesterday at Mr. Simpsons place
Of Hunts Point, n. Y. Among the prominent catt le
breeders present were " b. Martin, of South Orange
n. j.; Dr. Edward Moore, of Albany; Major Alyord,
Of the Orange Farm; A. McCintOck, of Williams
collamon, OF Orange, ~ j.; II. 7. Hopkins of Buf-
telo, and Colonel X. NJ Hoe of New York William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
ROCKIANn NnENTY

PiERMoNT-The nineteenth annual convention
Of the ROcklaud County sabbath school AssOcia-
ton met on ednesdav in the Reformed Church.
The Rev w. &. slut delivered the address Of well
come. The secretary's report showed that there
were sXty-sx sunday schools in the county, with a
total membership Of 6O34.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
WuAT GOINa ON TO-DAY

Grant Ward reference before Referee Cole at,
p. m.
Ferdinand ward before Grand Jury, IL q.
Meeting of Clearing House Ommittcc.
Tammany mass-meetng. Tammany Hall. r. m.
New-York Boston baseball match. Polo Grounds,
u.
Metropolitan Washington baseball match Metropol
tan Park, 4 y. m.
O'Conor memorial meeting, General Term room, su.
preme Court, y. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23

Easton acted az auotionecr. Sixty head OF ca"'o
that the sale covered 6fty-sx head. The tot u
amount realized 40 an average o. 400
wb,ch / I Holly maid Tor the bull Prince Alphea'
nv Mercury ont Of Leda The bull Chief by Mep-
cnry ONT of adv Love. was bought by hiram l.
HOPKINS of Buffalo. for 800.
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MiRINE iNIELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc
sunrses 432, sets7l4 Moor es 81 Mons a;eds 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-sandY Hook 500 ISlan, 6:22 Hell Gate, ~
PM.-Sandy HJ0S 625. GOV. Island. O49 Hen GAIA S3o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
ASSAULTED WHEN ALONE N HER HOUSE.
A NEGRO OF BAD REPUTATION UNDER ARREST II
ppopKTVN

A brutal assault upon Mrs. Pauline Miller, per
pctrated hv a negro named Abe" Douglass while
Mrs Miller was alone with hun in her house, No.
10 IlauSou-pllce, Brooklyn, was reported 20 the
police yesterday morning. me negro was arrested
in the afternoon. Mrs Miller is the wife of Charles
G.. Miller. n travelling agent for the Brush Electric
Light COMPANY. who has been absent from home
since February -. She lived with her sister. Mrs
Amelia Robinson whose husband purchased a
farm al PatchOguc l.. l.. to which hc removed his
lived alone in the house in lansOn-pace, except
when her sisters servant was III the city. She had
decided 10 remove to No. 312 Statc-st.. and the
negro Douglass who had been before employed TO
furniture yesterday He had sold fish at the
house and was employed by a man named Iatt0n
"a fish dealer of No III Butlcr-st. When Douglass
went to inc house yesterday, Mrs. Miller told hm
him for some roll. for her breakfast. He found
ont HAT size was alone on his return, and then
assaulted her. putting his hand over her month TO
prevent her from making an cutlery, and throwing
her On the floor lie then made her swear 10 say
MOI hing about what be had done, and ran away,
leaving the house by the basement door As soon
rs she could Mrs Miller ran after him. When she
met "A policeman she told him what had occurred.
lie accompanied her to the Tenth Precinct Police
station and a description Of the man was sent over
the city.
Douglass was arrested at the stable Of the man
for whom ne worked in Butlcr-St, aud identified
bv Mrs Miller lie denied her statement. 1t was
evident 10 the police that he had made no attempt
been arrested several times Police Justice Walsh
sent him to the Raymond Street JAN The exam
nation viii take place on Saturday.
MIS-. Miller is fOrty-two years old. She has two
Que is Al school in Ncw-London, Conn. and the
other is with her aunt i'll Patchogue The house
Mrs Miller occupied is a fine three story brown
stone in a fashionable part OF the city.
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Announcements.

johann ros Malt Extractha signature 81 T1ua1n
MOrZ Eislrr neck Of bottle Endorsed ny
al ply .cans general debility. Beware Of limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23

Nervous Weakness Dyspepsia, Leanness and
Debility, cured by Wells Health ReneVcr" ~.
" EDIG Ok RATS clears out Rats Nice. 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
ALONG Tin SnrNn

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS William II. ste.
ycnson, of the New-Havcn Railroad yesterday was
elected Grand Master 1. o. o. L. of Connecticut.