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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
NOW HE MARRIED HER.

From me fhtcTgD Hcrfif
Among the arrivals at the Northwestern
Depot the other day strange looking couple, the
man wearing buffalo skin coat and the woman long
sack made of the material dress trimmed with IT,
and shoes lined with H. lie perhaps forty years OF
but she did not appear TO be NOR ihan twenty I'VE
AFTER looking around while, he conided In porter,
and asked to be shown to decent hotel where he could
"rhe fact is" he observed we are ON our wedding
tour and while I'm not bonanza man exactly rye got
enough this town with, and I'm going 10 do it.
Aitrr the porter had named over half dozen hotels
and made himself otherwise agreeable the traveller
insisted on Introducing him to his wife When the porter
presented to Mrs John Fellows the proud husband
There, now. Jennie I told you I'll introduce you in
society. but this Is only beginning
The porter showed signs OF wanting 10 get away but
sir Fellows chung 90 him.
You don't know how wc rnmr tu hc married, do you
No. l'l bet Won don't well. now, IN tell yuu Wee
sny / vt brrn h,i, year, but N,s rrhiws her rie
vrlt about st iubnllis ago uruinhrr mighty well me
smith lhrir WIS ganr ~ thriA nni Whtn thpt eane
ntrt thp unninins the srnw Vis hiHen hth ~, A. Nnl
Welt "a Whs -atrri ih,'r wrte lots 80 irrnF hlnn
puNlns ~ Nhu hilh la,r np hr'plss " ilm hi'l
hit 10 WHa eliSM ltr thAit ht hnreh 80 te. ~
sNnNipts. aNA ur,r Naa euM So egN WNh
saW thai hp NiuI have hn tiii dNi uu tNt ahI NOT
nu,h nusou, aud np luu ,unb ipogpy uu R aDi todd
hln u he'd hp mY l",iner Wnh euit insolhcT and /
iowc,i HAT nn houk iuo and all and We worked 10.
settler ur three iuur munihs I've srun richer claims
lhan mine bat II yields enough To- keep me- FROM gram
bling, and hat moro'n most al hcn do Well, as was
saying, my pariner mada himself useful ~ good many
WAYS lie was mighty good COOK the hest cook over
saw and he want no slouch either with the pick or
shovel one day this fall hc got kiudcr sick aud took
care Of him. and finally when hc got worse, thought I'd
m-t go Ia the camp aud get doctor lie didn't want no
doctor hut got one When the doctor camo In hung
around white. and then went out on GRAND. A.
entered the cabin again the boy cying aud the doc
tor takes off one side, and says he:
80 lour pard II "A woman
"'Git ont says |.
"'It's fact SAYS he. she's lust told me So
"Moll that broke me mp worse than dy Mantle cXplo
lion. was ashamed. and SAID Take her away, doc
she's yourn. But lac No. sir; she's sick, and you
mus, take care of her
Then thought II all over. and made mp my mind I
would The doc and nur,cd her for four weeks. aud when
she got she could SIT up mind You, Ia never shd a
word 10 her yeti says, solemn Ike what's yer name,
please and she looked On the floor and says; Jennie
Good enough, says Jennie. VIII you he my wife Z
And she says: Nou bet That settled IL. We had the
parson come up the day. and made mp this ero
outnt Tor wedding toar, aud that, what were doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
RROOkLNN.

Proposals were opened yesterday for the con.
strucion of relief sewers. They Will he advertised
for SIX DAYS
petition is circulated asking for the removal OF
i. Il. Moore. principal OF iubilc Schooi 20. . AZ
Norman-vo.. who is under arrest for CrUeiy beating
pupil.
In the suit for absolute divorce brought by Fran
els Scoteld against Mrs Margaret Sconeid Juoec
Brewn Yesterday confirmed the referees report N
favor of the defendant.
The Aldermen have adopted An ordnance PRO
hntinc the use of any bicycle, tIicvcle or VehIsie
of like nature ON the sidewalks OF the city under
penalty of g for each offence. BlcYc!e-faeis arc
also to be rcluired to carry hghted lamps between
sunset aud sunrise
resolution is before the Aldcrme4. for the re-
m0val of the hfc-szc figure OF " DE-. toggswel'
of san Francisco with tumblcr ~ his mana, sur
mounting drinking fountain. at Laiayctte-aVe.
and fulton-st., winch he gave 10 the city Strong
public sentiment favOrs the removal OF the inquire
and the retention of the fountain.
A wcll-lrcssed man went INTO the office OF Tax
Collector Tanner yesterday ana para T%'1VV d
conscience" money for a man whose unp1l! per-
soual tax he said amounted 20 that. The follow
ing rcceIpr was given: Received this day from
John Doe $500 as conscience money on account
OF personal tax OF sand john Doe, overdue loI some
years. James Tanner, Collector.
The list of members elected on Monday night 10
the Democratic General Committee Is full OF INC
names Of men identified with all the worst 'JohS
which the Democratic Ring has engaged IN. In
senator Nurtha Is "slalcd' for the position of
chairman TO succeed Judge Van Wvck
Al the second meeting of the American Society Of
Public Analysts. held in the ONCE OF hcaith ON
missioner RAYMOND on Monday. the following Of
iccrs were elected: President, DR.. T. II. Bartley,
Of BrnOalvu: Vlcc-presidcnt Dr.. CYRUS Edison
New-York; recording secretary, Dr. l.. W. MARTIN
of New-York corresponding secretary. pr 4 NJ
Wyckon, of Brooklyn; treasurer, DR.. ". X. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
KLEC7RIC MOTORS ON RAILROADS.
POSITION OF THE VARIOUS COMMUNICATIVE fho
POSED EXPERIMENTS.

POSED EXPERIMENTS ,
There Is no longer any dispute, as To- 10 .n ae
railroads With the ultimate view Of sppSrseding steam ann
but unlike tho history Of tho RGsG'i ous u contSnon
AMONG several competition! The mSst prominent OF
these arc tho Daft Od Brush and slSmonI h sy' cam
pn nSa lately in n, a: Sy yhS
given tho public hs have Se SS0H TlprssStSd thus
Without wScat eon,%dicsn. that e0n.Clid'; sSS
has SS' OF the f esTsca Wsy
Of making necessary experiments M Wow a ,, ,,b The
idea Of asccrtainns exactly what progress has been y
made thus far TRIBUNE reporter casc 1 on sm
rany' Mt No. lis broadway. Mr.. IIawkcsworth said a..
my brother, H. NJ Hawkcsworth manager o. ,ne
meetings held at the residence of t. n Dlckerson "A AZ
9esG DsS Rs s Ore also stephen
" sd s rsSPassshs the the
nteess HSo ineress Mr. HoeSer representing
scncns Bros and Mr. Coster OF Drexel Morgan ~ VI
Various suggestions and plans or mg bns vet been
interests presented but no agreee nus ne Wv
made At present see some obstacles IN ,h n man.
strnte within limited time its ability to operate an
electric motor upon railroad; III pracIlcai mn w.
tenn can be determined IS merits by actual test ana
regard this as indiSpensa,p" hos su On The
real merits OF the respective Interests the mere re-
ownership of letters patent or Gias nC,S
upon The DAFT Company intends TO dehohs,rauc ill.,, ts
system without delay III practical manner, ho NAV M,
do and the motor. dynamOs and necessary equipments
are rapdly approaching completion. The Bridge author-
jtic have been very in aiding our company W
accomplish It's object and equally desfous WIN W
for our success believing that II Will be or great uoc
benefit. . - - 49, .horo
"Thc position which the Daft Company taxes there-
fore That every one @ Show eS By actpai test the
value of the respective y.tem or patents owned by nm
so that "A last and Intelligent value OF edch
,ten ar ,atct, can be GctcrmiLed with some degree
OF accuracy We think that this Is essential both IN the
nfnrcst of the cOmpancs concerned ana also III INC III
crest of the nnic W. are OF the opinion that consol-
dalton can only be properly effected by mutual agree
u,ut eween the parties, reached only AFTER proper
tests and investigation OF che real merits ana Naues o
The respective interests ANY other course might tau 20
injustice We think that the respective parties III
interest are certainly more competent 10 IN Jut NdIus
ton npn The patents and properties. after fnl lnEest-
ii, and tests than board Of arbitratOrs would Pc
Then the parties fail to agree II is open 10 thch 10 &c
eide uuon tho course To be pursued We ieei lua.
urDucrly elected"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
NEJCS FRON THE SUBURBS.

DEACON TERRY WANTS TO BE FORGIVEN.
Mrs. Terry. wife of Deacon Terry, of Northv lille,
/. l., who eloped with Mrs. Downs, wife of Pas tor
Downs a week ago. received telegram Yesterday
from Haliock Luce, who had been following the
runaway pair, requesting her 10 come at once to
Ne York as he had found " the deacon and the
domine's WIFE" Mrs. Terry took the fist train
for Long Island CITY, where she met M hnce.
They crossed over the 1hlrty-Fourth street
Ferry and took an elevated tram TO the Ci,y
Hall Mr.. Luce declined to say where the
runaway pair We're but Mrs Terry was more com
muncaiivc and said Yes, know where Mitchell
is He wrote ne on sunday. stating that he was
sorry for what he had done, and that If dldn
forgive hm. he would kill himself have forgiven
him but he mustn't do so any more
Mrs. ferry aud Mr.. Luce crossed 10 JERSEY INV
entered a cab and drove rapidly away. Mr.. Downs
has received no word from HIS wife since she de-
parted. It is understood, however, that she has
written to her mother, ut Brdgehampt0n, asking
forgiveness. She sand she was sorry for the DIS
grace her conduct brought Oh the family. She IN
tmated that She anxious To ret urn 10 her NM
band and children. Mrs Terry tocgraphcd from
jersey city last night that she would he home on
lursdaV
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,xrw.voRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1884

s,%, Eg,sts Fsed SsrSssn' p'os and the D''
Steamer State q texas si feinsndns nee4 via prau.
ycs Ca and Port Royal with mdse and passenger" to O Il
TS nS. Ro 1d Nor
coffee Winter 4 sminss; ye.se 70 fqnea Eays % %
ssy. T9 sTs9 g the bank Of British North Americas 'e'
dys WIZ SSwoSd order 10
dsys with LeaycTatt vessel ssa%mo pro-.
isSs as"G Pis. sssy: { as',.
with lumber 70 J 8 creed; vessel to iscamme Bros.
thick % shore e sPG ' s. cloudy sSa'' 'nd
| Arrived yesterday
WITH % 'sS St sG e. % Ss
CLEARED.
stesms! serya Br, Mckay. Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer tir). Moaatt oa.gow-srmpsOu spence
Steamer Ponca tsr Kcmpton. Marscies-Phclps Bros
steamer Saint Gcrman CIT. Traub Havrc-Louis do Be-
HHS@s bi Gn1H bae fu'''0
steamer Ais. f3r. sansom Kingston, Carthagena &C.
steamer Fanny rSTY HART
ssD gn ThTSy nw
Ship Enos soue soule San Francsco-vsn ylccck 4 co.
Bark Eudora Br Fulton Yokohs IA Jap Garter, Hawey
Bark Amphltrte Nor Pobsen MontcvfdeoJohn Norton
Brig Helen NJ Rowley Bayles savannah--J Won Brunt
schT A rosby nj Masters sac Jose do NOrte Braz
schr Mott Tobin, Domingo City and Macoris
schr opal (Br. Goodwin, Yarmouth Ms. via Newurk-
SAILED.
Steamers Wyoming for Liverpool Rialto Hull, Gloucester
CITY oisavannah savannai; Guyandotte, Norfolk.
Barks Nicola, for AMI Java Louise. Amsterdam wal
ter Scamme. for Dunkirk.
Ais au~i-via Long Island soand-seamer portia, for
BARK L NJ smith, for oporto
SPOKEN.
,Noy0 let 40 $ ION 80 % W. ship Mary Gushing from
New'York for Calcutta.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIyERrool, Dec CARVED steamer vandyck tBr, Bew
from N M, . Noy 90 ..,ro, o Gar, s,r,or
from New-York Soy ~. on her way 70 Bremen. NJ ,,,
MOVlLLk Dec 9ArTycd. steamer Iurnessia lBrl Helder
wick from New York Nov 30 her way to Glasgow and
sHlELos 5-saled, steamer OBJ, James for
HANRuRG Dec oArrived steamer westphalla GER, Ba
AyTwERr G-sailed steamer Rouen dr. Marnent for
BRFNES Dec o-Arryed steamer Black wa.ch (Brl, Bar
RoTTERDAW Dec 9-Arrlved steamer James Turp.e (Br,
GIlRiLIAG. TO bee 3-Arrvcd steamer Alcxanlra BE-.
PALERMO. to Dec s-saied. steamer India (Br. Jamson,
lie Chapelain for New York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON Dec 9Arriye steamers Iottsyie Bacon Phla-
PIMA ~
vrsIh i fitt. and spiureT tBr. il LIVERPOOL
riiLAprLrIA, pee 9Arrye steamers DeasoGg, smilh,
Cleared British Princess (Br Fr1eh, yerpoo
spartan. Boston, Fannie. New. York
BALTIMORE, Dec 9-Arrvcd steamer South Cambria tBrl'
Cleared steamers Crantrook Br II ryey. Dunl1rk Nc
Ceian snow, Chareston Josephine Thomson, Moore New
sailed steamers Nessmore and Hanoverien.
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ttAtiAVbs jacob Stevens, an uld loird man
"nnNrteiunnd railway. wac found Hral treirilat
n the house where he litrd aHhe 80 the MIL irad.
" Aibtsii.- irrnis ii,uinphs puisp 10 the Ia
sdnp A., Nn,, vino Ma lait hiitn ht ,lut OWiird
ht iipiWan lplspA az ilaih s'n-si has hpsnh q
sNli ioipcu,pi p ihpn da'aaees,
i,oNG islA3n tlN-A notice has heen rosied
ga HieNWaAs riann larl ~ ihdl Wu'h viii he s'is-
Ing at the touuiN supervisors Yesterday II was
moved that q might Watchman he ompnNod 10
guard tbs jan, IA view ul recent attempts oi
prisoners Ia ESCAPE
GLiN CoVf.-Samuel Gray, age twenty one
went out cunning on Monday When loading his
gun, II exploded. the charge entering hls abdomen.
lie died shortly after reaching ms home.
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MRS. GOSSE And MRS. TlDEV1.


Personally he Edmund w. Gosse is a sim
plc charming gentleman. who ha- won The admiration
and the affection OF Americans by his always frank and
genial rcccution of them IN his own house Frcud- rhn
know him well tell me there J. no more attractive house
in London, and that hs VIE * a. charming he. She
il sister of Mrs Alma Iadcmn. both being dnurh,rs m
Epps who made great fortune out Of cocoa she Is
lovely woman with litiah rrh hdlr, wound IN masses
the sweetest sme-in fact "A beauty. Mrs.. Gosse aud
Mrs Tadema before their marriage, called trate
fnl and Comforting" and II you can see the English
advertisement Of Eppes cocoa you viii under
stand the Illusion If not the Joke Mrs Gose IL not con
slcrcd her sister but She Is quite a.
cncd an artist and paints and draws exceedingly we'll
for AN amateur. There two GO-sc children whom
Their parents forced 10 leave at home that are pro-
nonnccd marVes OF lOY elinc-- specimens beau
uul English children. The girl Is the elder and this
Tiny pair their manmas sunday afternoon receptions
permitted to play Iebe and Ganymcdc, aud follow
the servant who hands cups OF tea, one bearing
the cream jug and the other the SUGAR
bowl. Mr. and Mrs Gosse already over
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GUARDING AGAINST CHOLER4.

The following letter and inclosed circular
er received v c Board OF Health yesterday and re-
fcrrcd to the sanitary superintendent;
NEW YORK, Dec. =, 1854
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to lnc!ose herewith q
couv OF n COMMUNICATION received by me from the
on rtermasier-t General United states Army on inc SUI
feet Of the precautionary measures To be taken III
The possibility the appearance OF the cholera III ths
clty Til. department has Pier No. 81. at inc
foot OF Gansevoort-st. y. r. the stables ana dWchg
Al no II 10 Th0mpson-st, and the offices and store
house AZ Nos 49, 81, - and 80 West Houston-st In
accordance with the suggestion contained in the etrr
referred To beg To inform that shall be pleased 10
coon rate with YOU respecting the premises named 10
the xcnt OF the means a. my command, ~ doing WHAT
may be deemed necessary III the matter. very I'sps'V
fully. HENhr = Hob.'iI.,'
IicutonantC oionel and Deputy Quartcrnaster-Gen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
METALS IN LIE ARTS.

Charles Barnard delivered the fifth of the 81.
John lectures on the Art Industries in ChIckeriug
Hall Yesterday afternoon. He took up the metals.
Ont of the slXtv-Six more elements a large pro
portion were metals. Hence their importance. In
the application of metals 10 decoration nearly an
the effect depended form, rs there was llitle
variation IN color. Taking up lead, gold 81 Ver
lion. platinum and copper. lie discussed the dheicnl
opcrailonS Of casting Welding drawing, stamping.
bniiing, furnishing, plating. etching AID Snaiilhg
10 wiIcl they are subjected IN the arts. HE laSt
operation. snarliug IS rather curious. The meta
10 be treated is set in paste or composition
and struck with light hammer Sprngng up I'M
der the blow, the metal does not return TO us
original shape and thsts-f+s-foTm Is gradually
changed and any desired pattern Is wrought out.
The lecture was well illustrated by specimens OF
American arr IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

wholmeA with socia attentions from people who have
met them IN London and from those who have long
wishcd 10 l1,ow Thorn "a their friends knew them In
hospitable English houses While I'm Boston they VIII re-
main the guests Of Mr. and Mira lIowcs, who by the
At the lecture tho other evening were present Inc Kew
phillips Brooks and his brother tho Rev. John cotton
course General Francis A. Walker tho president Of tho
school Of technology, Mrs Goddard Mrs Louise Ghand,
tiSahts and pcrsonages Of distinction" as the
nswspapOrs havo r. hear that number beau OF
they dd not "nssist on this highly momontous occa,
sion had the OF doing So owing TO the Lowell
Institute rules but 10 remains 10 be accn II the temph
tion TO 90 10 lectures will be sufficiently strong to M tho
hall tomorrow nght and those dates TO come think
tho second lecture on Waller and sacharssa shona
"Davenant and Cowley the nm The Reaoton' and
hear tho Hans Christian Andersen" though not In this
course before Mr. Gosse taks his departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
MN YORK. NIIY

!. Roaer Nlarwelfs wel-hnown sohooner Yacht
CRUSADER 10 for sale,
There Is a Mug lifters ana Hung starters Asso
citation GA ihe West side.
Something seldom seen IN kew-lork, Wild goat s
from the Rocky Mountains were offered for sale III
the markets Yesterday.
The fair for the German branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association VIII DO continued al
No Ii2 second ave. to-day and 10 morrow.
The Uutcd states and Brazil steamship Company
has chartered the steamship Morrnac 10 take the
place of the wrecked steamship Reliance
"Iho North of France" illustrated, VIII be the
subject of the Rev. Or. Maynards lecture at Chick
eI1ng Hall this afternoon
The canal-hoat ATela Hines, loaded with coal.
yesterday morning. n. A. Sergeant, No. 81 Pearl
st.. owned II.
CAPTAIN Edward Field, of the 4th Artillery, will
read a popcr before the Military Service lnsiitu-
ton al Governors Island tomorrow entitled No
Footsteps, but Some Chances Backward"
The Sporting How has been discontinued az
daily until next year racing begins In the mean
time II will be enlarged and published on Sundays
with all the sporting news
A petition requesting the Managers OF the Prod
uce Exchange to Introduce daily call for crude
petroleum received the signatures OF many MEM
beis yesterday.
TlIE WORLD BUILDING REPORTED UNSAFE
An examiner of the Bureau of Buildings reported
yesterday that Tho Word building, no 81 Park
safe on account of the iues of the chimneys being
defective and dang 'rous III case OF lire.
SIM ctr HER THROAT WITH CARVING KNIFE.
Mrs Mary Filzsimmons age sixty, cut her throat
with a carving knife at her home. No. 200 East
siXty-ffth-st yesterday. intending 10 XIII herself
Sue inflicted a dangerous wound. she was sent 10
the Presbyterian Hospital.
YOUNG INTERPRETER.
A Tcd-cheched boy named David Saltzman, an
Interpreter at Castle Garden ouly thirteen years OF
age speaks SIX languagcs-EngliSh Polish, Hun
garan, Bohemian. German and Russian. lie
crossed the Atlantic alone two years ago and Sc
cured has present position after his arrival.
AN EXCURSION TO BINGEN-ON-THt -RIIINE.
The New York Dcutschcr Schuetzen Corps, which
usually makes excursions TO the lakes every
IneI and last summer went to Lake George has de-
cided 10 make It's next excursion to Bingen-On-tbe-
Rhine One hundred and eighty of the members
have chartered the steamship Suevia of the Ham
burg American Line and Will leave here carly IN
June aud return III the latter part OF August.
MAYOR GgACE's SECRETARY.
Mayor Grace will probably appoint Richard j.
Morrison as his secretary aud chief clerk. William
NJ. Ivins, VINO filled those positions under Mr..
Grace during his first term, and who has been ac-
Nye IN citizens movements since that time, Is con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
THE SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANs

L. r. Kennedy writes TO The TRIBUNE that
his remarks at the meeting Of the Seventh Ward Eepu-
can Association of Brooklyn, Monday evening were
misrcprcscutcd They comprised something better than
threat he states that motion 10 cXpc the members
who voted for Cleveland made. The fact that
the meeting extremely excited one and neither
members nor the reporters could exhaustive hod
ON all that sand The reporters understood that such
n motion was made. IL l. true that the association did
nat vote 10 Xpel the members who voted Cleveland
They did cxpel those whO Mr. Kennedy writes, had
orgaui,cd an antagOniSc, hostile association and
lively f,ught the regular organization IN the National
cam1aign5' Mr. Kennedy adds that one OF these
hers Virtually conceded the propety Oi snch action
bv stating In lis defence that he would have resigned
from Inc regular organization when he Joined the hide
neudeut association II hc had been IN the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
THE FAILURE or OPDYKE 8. co.

The contracts of Opdykc * Co.. the banking
firm which announced It's failure late on Monday were
settled privately ut the stock Exchange yesterday. They
embraced only 100 shares of stock and S2ooOo oi bonds
and The closing the contracts resulted m ioht 81 -
few hundred dollars To the firm. The ialluic had no 81
feet on market because of the small lhb1lcs 10 inc
members At the office of the hrm II was sald ina, no
definite statement OF s affair, could bo given. The
principal business 10 arrange FOR the transfer az %
posts received the preceding day and Tor thc
payments Of drafts by Western dcpostors. Many
persons called nj the Office TO sympathy ana "fcr
aid The members Of the firm expressed great confidence
in their ability Ultimately To pay their debts III iGll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board ~ Aldpfnen's meeting mon.
Stewart Huntington ease. supreme court
punri ~ rtadc and Trans pOitaton. y. M.
Rational 1fUliing Horse Breeders Association,
Everett House. . y. ~, . .. -. ...... . - 49,.
Funeral of the Rev. Hr u ". Ha'iiny, M - HICKS
a. RfuUkitn 1870 ~. NJ
iHnr Island Farmers meeting, Ninenla y M. .
American tssuria,iNn Baseball contention. lfth
tpnnt nn,tl H.. .. ~. .,.
frb.ssu. r,utiois ieeiuip $50 tahes," thlcttiinr
iiaii ~ 90. 49,. .a ,.,. Ill.,,
Wps, siip Ainiple tiNl ,ppertNA iAilr HAT u "'
ihab Department hptilhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

rho nnoLman lnli L,dIos' IIoallh rroloctiy,

Tho iinnblnah IIlII I4IHlrs IItAIIh TfnVNlIINp
Asau.aiinn hrd - Hfiiin- tNairliaA 90 NJ ~ htuh
IndH dNo tho SECRETARY WiNtled thdt thu formal
sleis iur aocn4 charter had htun tahru aud that hl
thruuN wtoug noAt Tuesday, irI Wuud lee an iucor-
puraicd body aud air tu wage war o the kno against
Inn Ut an kinds When they had completed thcir work
un hc st side hcy would take az other sections o The
CITY Vigilance committees ui Ladies', appointed t0 keep
"a Watchtul eye the manure heap reported that MI
Rome though indicted 10y the Grand Jury aud instruct
cd To remove the nuisance. hai failed Ia do 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
no LIGHT on the CARLEION HOUSE "a T.

No one has as yet Identified the clothing taken
from skeleton found In the sub cellar of the Carleton
House q week ago. Mr.. Sprcngcr who thought he had
found ms iOuglust sister In the di-oiuied remnants of
the body, protests now that his sister johanna ~ alive
and living IN Harlem, and that he has had several inter
views with her He has not come back To his home at
No 80 Lewis IT, yet hut with his family at the
home of his sister IN StautOi-st
The Coroner Will take his time hold the inquest
hoping for developments He wants Mrs. GRAY u
winc,s, but the police have not yet found her Captain
Webb is not hopeful II fnd Witnesses" he sand last
night, II Is doubtful II the deputy coroner viii be- pre-
pared 10 swear from his autopsy that the woman was
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