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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
NEW.NORk CITY.

Monsiguor Capel has returned to the city and is
ttavinp at No. $50 Fiitb-avc.
The body of Lyman u. Minor, who committed
suicide i'm the United States Hotel ON Thursday
was taken to Bndgewatcr Conn, at u a. H. yes
teTday.
A NORWEGIAN SAILOR LOST AT SEA.
Captain Borckc of the German ship Camea,
which arrived Yesterday from llayTc, reports that
ON August 10 Is. Anderson, a Norwegian sailor lcil
overheard from the rigging and was lost.
BODY or AN UNKNOWN MAN FOUND.
The body of unknown man, about fOrty-fVc
wears old supposed TO have been drowned about
three weeks ago, was found in the East River, at
the foot of Fifty-fOurth-st., yesterday ii
dressed in black clothes, the coat being Of Prince
Albert cut
CASHIER HINCKLEY'S BONDSMEN PAYING rr.
The West side Bank, which lost $4,000 by
Cashier Hinckley, who absconded, on saturday re-
oeived $4,000 from the Fidelity and casualty
Company the amount guaranteed 10 the bank on
the bond of honesty filed by the company foi MI
Hinckley.
DIR. o'HARE's BAIL.
An application has been made TO Justice Power
for q reduction of the bail OF DR.. OliaIc, who u
under arrest on the charge of having caused the
death of Michael Lacey by giving HIM nerve medl-
cinen at night. The ground of the application Will
be that there was no wilful negligence IN the con-
duct OF the physician. The motion will be argued
tomorrow morning.
REFUSING TO SAY WHO WOUNDED HIM.
WILLIAM Bruce. q labogeT OF middle age living at
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Nrxv vopx DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1884,

PmLADKLpnIA sept ls--Arrved steamers Acton tbr uow
Ing cardeDsz via Matanxasi Lancaster PfOvdehoc Ahon
town. rortsmouthi Elpis tBri. Turner, Eba. -, c...
Cleared steamers HerOe (new Hudson, Port SPAIN
iIr, Jenkins Lisbon; Hercules Newbnryport Catf Whf
pToyidenoe Am Eliza and Commonwealth New-forki jun
aa, Savannah. 49,,
lith-Arlyed stesmers Lord qouga Br Hughes LIVER.
pool TacOny Davis NewYOrk Virginia Bearse Chareston
DELAWARE BREAKwATR sept l3-Salled. steamers Ashton
(Br Philadelphia for bordeaux Handel dofor AntwerP SCI
"a do for New. Orleans. ..-. ~,
BALTIMORE sept l3-Arrlved. steamers Nessmore Brl'
Inch IlverpOol Phoenix OBJ DAVIS Cardin ..,s
(Ger Hecht Antwerp II Miller, Boston, WIN "oou"aru
Cleared steamers CaduIton (Br Bigley Rotterdam; VIM
Woodward New.York. , ~. NJ,
l4th--Arrived steamers WIN Lawrence Savannah JOhh
Garrett and Vinelanp. New-Y0rk. ,,.,,o m,
NEWPORT NEws. Sept l3-SailPd steamers Wydale (Brh
Hurst Bremen; Manhattan, New York. -,
RICHMOND, Sept l3-Arrived steamer Roanoke Coucn'
Ncw-YOrk. ,-n
wnMSGroS, Sept l3Cleared steamer Beneiactor Troou
New-YOrk.
CHARLESTON Sept 14-Arrved steamer sararOssa Hooper,
Baltimore
-Arrlyed wovIston (Br, Philadelphia Gull
Stream. New.YOrk. 49,.
SAVANNAH Sept i3-Arrved steamers Stag tBr), Adams
Shields Delaware BTeakwateri Deesoug Smith, Plaoel
phia - .,, u,r,
lith-Arrived, steamers Tallahassee, NeW-lOtki WIN
Crane Baltimore: Aneily tBr) Philadelphia N,
NEwORLEASs IL Cleared stea ners Chancellor (br
COrbishley, Ilvcrpool HalcyOn Or) Howell MaIseles
Arrived steamers Emhed (firl. cornwall BALTIMORE tx
celsiOr and KnekerbOcker. New York. .,,
l4th-At the PassesSailed steamers Uacyon Chancehor'
HeIedia and Wandcrer.
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INNG Island.

Wr~rrrEY-Thc oldest resident Of Nc-ihury
died on Saturday IN the person of Mrs.. Mary J..
Titus. whc nad lived uiucty--iX years aud two
mlmpancd to the end Ia the household IN which
She lived there were until saturday uca ,-Glaid IL
MOI her grandmother. mother and thirr 'h'@lr1,
the Youngest thirteen years of age and tie Oldest
twenty three.
WET l~iIp.-\ number of deer have recently
hcc' seen by parties p4.,mG through inc woods at
Wc,t I>lip THc.. iiin.d animals have hcou seen ui
h,.,od WIGHT and pa. ciurna ,it, 10 tlc fall
,uor.' Garden, IN he vicinity.
r., LIE , =; .,;
sou iAFI'N' '"Ii'"F I'm w. ~ .'.'7,
l9"h'I '"' W.. ','.''' iI,,.', - ''' ''''
inc que I'll .''''' '.' '''"' - ''"''I''" ~
prro.ty- N maj, or thc ur,pc.nd canal 10 con-
ucct p,cori, and ~hnucro.z Havs Las been coui-
,'i,',,, ..,,i H.. ,uo.tl,. t.ro,.,h tln l.l,ds
IEH MI , i.j ,,,,,ir.,,..',,.,t Co,paur .i.,,,
~ l, ',t - ',iI -,,,i orL5n INV fo Shine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
Jersey CITY,

When John Westhoffer. Waterman at the rcaSt
end of the Ncw-York, Lake Erie and Western hali-
road funnel went on duty at a. m Y hstS egs
emf off wing iusI inside the mouth of the tnnneI;
The man was about fifty years old and was dressed
in n blue shut and dark trousers. The Dody WIS
taken TO Specrs mOIgre 800,
81 was fonnd bv her husband Yesterday morning
VInr on the floor dead. County Physic9n 20 9G T.
verse found traces of Paris green IN me snK aho
il believed that tie woman poisoned herself. enc
and her husband did not live happily together ana
She had been extremely respondent for some days
Kerr slept in the bed and his wife 90 the I'I Ii,
rr, drink of wafer and h cave il 10 her. nero
is no suspicion that hc had anything to do with hcr
death.
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BROOKLYN.

While William Celdih, Of No. $50 Varet-st.. ana
Gustav Schmidt of No 1870 ScholcS-st" were on
the way home shortly after midnight Yesterday
they stopped and bought some hot corn AT N'ahau-
ave ana Scholcs-st. While eating the corn
William Non, of 700 Flushng-aYc, ASKED
them for money to buy some corn for lum''I
They refused and Ccldlh said he would beat them.
Ccllih then picked M brick and throw II AT NoH
striking him over the left eve, c0usnE ilhrtui'
of the skull lie was taken to IT. Catherine HOS
pital. aud Ccllih was arrested.
Sadie Barr the sx-ycar-old daughter of FolicG
Sergeant John t. Barr of No i31 pac'lc-,i.' irl
from third. story window on saturday eve Whf'
frnciurinq her skull. Her death cnsucd about two
hours after the accident.
The BROOKLYN Heights Lawn TENTS cub wa
oprned ON Saturday in The presence of a numb r ol
ladicsaud gentlemen. The first games vi yea were
between Dr. JarVic and Mr. Is. llnrdNlck Mr.
Charles hoffman. MIR. Fink and other mcmhrr' kept
the courts very lively The grounds were IN
excellent order. and It was the universal op mon
that no club near NcW-lork can show better tnll
courts Friday is to hc " LADIES' day when the
ladies' have the preference There H. some tam OF
institump an afternoon tea, ami mahlnF the
grounds lounge for members ana their itlendS on
that afternoon. In consequence OF numerous ANN,
cations the number ~ members has been 'Nt'ndcI
TO fifty. The club Is now quite tull.
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r,rlnl,. Nrw..IERsrY TOWNS.

TrvuIy.-Ihc houac and carria7c factory oI
Chnrlca Nil Wcrc burned at q. ~. Ncst'i-
lay. Mr. Wist and his young SON. who were nl'n'
m tho house. narrowly c'cap"d, tud the lnt''-
came too late tnnlvr the building il was two
story structure. part, - 10y 90 feet hrnF oc'u.
p,cd ~ % dwelling and au ell, OF lhr same H"' aS %
rcnositotV and paint shop, aud conlHiucl ava mn
usually fine supply Of tools aud stock oi value
only littlc furniture w1s slNcd The INSURANCE
was for ~ 600 IN each al TWO companies. the onl-
mcrCai Union, of London, and the No'th b"u>n
aud Mcr,hnt>
uonNroX. Mrs. and Miss Nc.scr were still alive
last uipht though both were under thc luilucur" col
opiatcs phy.,mus aid that Mr. NCssrr as ~nii' T.
ing from pcritopitis aud mrh mot i've tli morning
The daughter is likely 10 1--we several day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Meeting Of Board of Aldctm -. noon
COMMISSIONS, of Br way surface EdlirOiui SulcH'
Court Chambers. noon
suit strait Board o. Education from ''oIhs c'"i'n
tChUO.s, Supreme court
Inoucst on UncsbicuCdo Marine. Long Island CIV.
Long Island Athletic nh game HrOOal5 n, Afternoon.
Ncw.Icrs.y state FAR. Wav.Ily. y j.
RepuhhcaL mass N. Ell; =. Newark y j., evening.
sVcdi IN n am ma Io.an club. No 2g& Ttird-.vo
Meeing Of colorcd RcpuD leans, No 30 last Eighty
fOurih-st., evening. ,,
Rltincaton meeting by Polish Elaine ana Logan Club,
No l3g lsscX-st, evening . no.
Kiln Con srcss oral District Iarln Association NO 3O4
%VIth AS ,mblr Dis'r,; Republican Club, Thrdavc
aud Min teCuth It., eve ing
Bl ,ine and Logan banner ralsiug No 2l3 Boweiy,
l.. NJ. -
Meeting OF Baptist Ministers. No. Murray-st., II a. IN
Reformed Pas, ovs' Conference, No. "a Nosey-stp IL
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Sr\rFN ISLAND.

TouruVsVtlr.-I hclast picccof land formerly
occupied by the old quarantine hospital grounds
l,,clIud and viii hc used Tor % site Tor haudao
cottage. The entire plot ON which the famous
in.urrr,tIou eft staten ISLANDERS occurred iu lN'~,
and which resulted in the burning of the hospital
buildings hy a committee oi citizens ls now
covered by GOTTA s provided wiz terraces, lawns
and garden plots. No trace of the cemetery thit
fever aud cholera. can be- discovered. IL ~ one ol
the most stylish localities ON liughton il"l2.te.
and is occupied By colony OF stock Exchange
members
CIUroT-ts result Of the recent visit Of
Generals sheridan and Hancock 90 Font Wado-
worth the fort ha, been mad, am independent. coH.-
mud. Lieutenant Colonel Henry W. Glo'-'n is
now in command of Fort Nadsworth, aud the
staten Island soldiers arc pleased with the change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
me BISEEiLL CHAMPIONSHIP RrcoaD.

The League baseball season in this city
cnlcd ON SAT rday. Tnc oral club opra ANA closed
tho season with victory. 1hs WOca e. clubs 20 ON
their last nip aud VIII close thr champion ho incc IN
tu. West on october |. The irp;l!c club uaw hls
such lead MT the race T. tully over The "a. ION
VIII finish ,ccond. the cont , Tor ihri place he
tw, the y y, H. Bun L. aud Cicaro clubs nrlu
jo hr lively. Wit the chance slightly Boz favor OF The lat
ter club The Gland aud phia cpua nine, pny also
change p sitons uciofc the unil game (, PLAYED The
Dcfoit club is lat IN tr list and W lcmain hc.e The
N,W.No,k cub has been disnpi DIN 'mrnt II opened
the with twelve rail- ht victories bur l.. clo,ug
VT" Clrdly, with lttlc now mat"ri md better man
hltmcut the club will be better year IN, t,c.rI
OF an the games played To date /, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
NEWARK.

Tho now svuarognc of the Congregation Oh'h
Sch"lom in Prncc-st.. was dedicated yesterday
afternoon.
Among the quests at the celebration Of the golden
wedding of Jacob Ganieu. and his VIE on llni'-
day cycuiug were EIGHT persons who witnessed the
marriage fifty years aro.
Thouph they defeated him in hs suit Tor
damages. Balhach 4 son arc wiling to- make F"n'
nrnyison for Wilhelm Lehman. whose eyes Nrlc
burned ont i'm thriI smelling works. he matter ~
now "A subject of n"optiatinn, and IA" result WIZ
nrohahl, I,c a monthly payment to Lehman during
IN life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15

Tho Rccimrnta Championship games are also drawing
IN q close The Mines are now better form than early
I'm the sc son Al present the Thirteenth Regiment ne
hos the record ard may win the pennant WIN the
Twenty bird not far behind. ,
The annual match bctw en- tho mines from the Court
IIols aud MIN cpal Building, Erooklyuwi he payeh at
Washington Park today. 1hc mines will be male up az
follows: CITY lIall-Mycrl catcher; fllzhariiS T. IL
Weeks, 1t b. Cummings, I'll D.; Boyd 30 ~ An'reW'
D. e.: Dunno. o.; Frost l. f.. NOcgr, C. Municpa.-
Bnshen g. Connolly, Smith p; Gray. "a D.; rogers
G. T.; Hart 81 D.. McGratD, l. f.; MOsscrop LIST De- ana
BrOWn r. T.
Warner 81 he Brooklyn club, has been released, while
Knowles IL on the SICK list
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iess defasa lead that that club will find hard 20 DE-
crease The Lousyle club IN u good third ana wiz
prohably head tho Columbus nine before tho season "
over The Cincinnati ~. Louis and Atlantic cuDs SUN
have chanoea thnugh slight and the other clubs are out
OF the race The Metropolitan Club will return on inc
surely win the pcnnant a result which will be due in
great degree to tho excellent pitching of Lynch The
record % date IA follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15

M sae West Twent,eth-st. was found by the police,
at o. M yesterday, at lrvingplace anu @ ~
hand He allowed the police to take HIM TO hei,e-
yue Hospital TO have the wound dressed, pul ho
refused to tell by whom or where he was h)uieu'
BURGLARS BAFFLED BY AN IRON DOOR. -.
Patrclman Hill, of the Iwenty-hW1h, nun hnrgIars
had made an unsuccessful attempt to break INTO
the house of Miss Elizabeth Cochran, NO; Ehse
Thirty -ifthst. They had broken the lock on ,ro
iron gate under the front stoop and had cut through
the wooden basement door but nad peeh n.oPpo o
by an inside door of iron The house mas oeon
closed during the summer
SHOT BY AN OLD MAN.
William Stacom. eight years old, whose home il
in the tenement house No. Go flrstaVe', was sno'
in the leg and wounded seriously at p M yes, 'a
and Thirty -if hist The shooting was zone ~
Hugh Clark an old man who lives az 10. ol1
First-st The police believed Clarks decaIhIo Ion
that the woundng of the boy was accidental oul
thew nevertheless locked him up. lhe 10Y WAS
sent to BELLEVUE Hospital.
DISCUSSING TEMPERANCE MATTERS.
J. Il Gibbs presided Mt the largely attended meet
ing of the Manhattan Temperance Society yeS, .h
day afternoon in Clarendon Hall. ne seeicfeu 'no
progress of the temperance movement, lts lnIlucuo
on politics and the necessity of having plenty Oh
money 10 make the project succeed. Two companies
or the 10Th Regiment, he sald, had l3neo AZ
temperance army s S Leigh OF bIo0Syi 10 , The
culed the idea that Mayor Low was friendly 10 Ihc
cause in that city. saying that III one h'nn nc
Mayor held glass of lager beer while with , inc
other he showed his certiiicate as superintendent
of Sunday
MORE WATER FOR THE CITY.
The break in the mains OF the kensco water sup
plv near Williams Bridge has been repaired aha
the water turned into the mains in Ccntr9l-aNe. \
description of the additional water supply was re-
Gently given in TIE TRIBUNE. When all the con-
nectons are made. an additional supply, OF
10. 900 900 gallons of pure water viii be fu,nlsncd
daily for the the cly's use. Ii Is broughl run
the Bronx River line III fortS-clght men llp'sS'
Inc large storage reservoir - at konslco. III
mately the amount Of water furnished IRON t IN,
nronosed new aoucduct is finished the Bronx RIVER
supply will be devoted to the needs of the annexed
district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15

NEW CAsrIT.-Ioaudcr Burns. age siNtv-onc. fell
while NJ work in the machinery shop Of Walker
n Mccoy, ON Saturday, causing the rupture of an
artery in the brain. and died in few hours Cor
oncr Hyatt held the inquest yesterday aud the yer
diet rendered was III accordance with the above
facts.
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NOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arcnuo Hotcl-Thc Hon. William +.
Chandler Secretary Of the Navy. HUd,0r HotclSi
Lanes Douglass and James Glisher. F. r. : Of London
- Un,0H Squdrc IIofel Lyman X, Bass, OF Colorado.
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ALEIN.Hl DCA Ia TNLy PORL
SHIPPING NEVS
PORT OF yEwYona. .NoSDAY. srPr li Is

PORT OF NTW.T UI;h .NOSDAN SIPr Il, 1854
ARRIVED
Steamer Austria! tHr Charlton Lvcrro, seotG queens
town T. Win udsc and pa,-cnscrslo Henderson Bros
,o Srmyr ii ii na and pa ,,'' Gu"S Co.,
so. cg ,, Gga5e t +, SPIT queens
St,aa'r suS:i y, Frnzc' IIameurs A9sal H'yro
S;Sn EI' Criigcnloan ,ir Arbuc'" days,
wlh mis-. ana "a sen GERS 30 lr2n 't , with ,lso
Sjeamrr Ngers Percy Galveston DAYS with misc to
steamer Rakvatcr Jcuuey LcHc4 Del with mdsc to Old
' Smip Hin. Gcr Eovchl Bremen 40 days with mdso
HarR linden r Grove Rotterdam 80 days, with iron and
empty barrels order; vessel 10 Nno" liugoss. . ~
INK Lyuvood .ot Windsor N~, sinclair Antwerp y
'GG,rs Scotlani Ct Winoi rs munro Antwerp p DAYS
with IRON md empty barrels ,oord % 'cs'o Nno" Bur
liars ol1way, Prince. Dublin day. in ballast toJ H"m-
Bars Natnt ,ot Yarmouth ~. saunders. Ilymonth -
DAYS IN ballast 10 master Anchored AZ sandy loo" 'o' OF
nfe rcsc b. Foster st John, PR l3 days with sugar
"sthr irrortcr ,Iir cuclrs: - John. M. days with
SIN DIVA b. Mhcpc. 1t john. NH. 1day' with lnth 10
srTsEr-wInaa, sally uo,.. Hight. ", clear AtcIT
Island hight, NV clear.
BARK Asrca lr Srlsso Montcyico July H. m d ballast
to Austin baldwin a Co. anchored al San"y "'o" " ~
SAILED.
steamers sirius Tor Liverpool, cornwall Bristol
1 Fan. 'Y l11 nee id ,1r rai I tnJorca
Hfig Alicia lor Maacaibn
THE MOVEMENTS OF SI"\HE"N
FOREIGN PORTS
Lyuroot. sept '3-Arnvcd 't'"a'r Noroem'n b. Mad
doN, BOSTON ,..... .p, I'm e,f,,stop
1I'rtN-loyN. sept Arrived. steamer lUhNA NH,'uh'
ton rom Philadelphia ON her way to lcFpoo' Nnh" p'o
corded. ~. ,,....... s,..., tty,r,nnl
hence for NtW-luk. ,... 40, H.,
AVuI. sept N-ArrNrl. strlm't ~ 'AuI'"t WI Nv
Iou.seliu from NcW YORK. u.s.. nj. ,.r .>..n,
lath ~ait'l .lr"ltl - '''H"i" w. ''''''
YORK. -. ....,., -, ..... ,.,.,ru,,t man, Nick
I"ATrivcd steamer Icmda Dam. Johansen from New
York. ...,. ....... al. ,,.t,rt ,ptcl,i. Hou
ioI NtW OH ,.... ,.,,- NE, Ion.
TfFS"i Sept Arrived steamer Lord NELL lBr EasA
M nom Philadelphia
n,v.v. l3-Salcd, steamer CITY OF Nash'h9''N'
Uetnnlls from Mexican ports hence for NeW.NOl ,.,
HstIrAX sept l3-Sallcd steamer Clty oil Moi''' " "
fOT Newly Ok .-....- .t,t, ,-nsnl slight.
/ holm, for Now-fOrk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON Sept lj-ArrVel, steamers Perhlomch' lu'"o'
Philadelphia, Nercue. New ofk IN o,r,.oa Mark.
Cleared steamers Linn o. Dee OBJ HAT baiacoA no
shire II0ues, baltimore Jeanne oSs'h9 anu "N
New.iOfk
| sailed steamer Samaria . n, c.,,,.. an, HIM.
IIth-Arrved steamers Catalonia tBr Ootuer anu hun
saran Parry Liverpool Boston CITY, HherDofhe' Lonon'
| Gate CITY, Savannah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15

In the American Association the Metropolitan
Club s has the lead and excellent chance for cap
turing the penDant IL has 10 its credit two Victories
more than the Columbus club and Is charged with five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15

BrroEr 4 TRENCu POLICE COUET-Ihr Pres
l,ut Sos here ae u. and Tor thcft a. u-UH.' Toe
Arcl.. .iy President IL is an tr fIult of doctor
That min ui man a.c usIt, Dos anil, u order 10
az, d llc r., cd me mat must no change my
way o. living u g. O.oud0. -
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FATHER SENDS For HIS SONS BODY.

cidc hy shooting himself through the head. at No.
.}35 East Scventeoutu->t.. saturday. was removed
10 the house of Charles O'Nell undertaken No. 4o2
East Iwcnty-SlXth-S NcSitIdaY. GIeai huiuUci
nj letters were found IN his trunk, bat their con-
tents failed 10 show any motive for the suicide.
1ntypc of the man. taken ia company with a woman
and chld was found i'm his room. lie told ms land
lady. at No $50 East Seyenteenth-St, that
ii successful in obtaining situation
he would occupy his room all winter lie sald
nothing about hi, family relations except that ms
father was a physician and lived in Harrisburg
Va.
Among The papers found on his person were sew
oral written applications for position. One Of
these closes with the words 9" for Heavens sake.
please Mr. Williams was we'll dressed, wore
So O change IN his pocket when his body was
found 4 telegram was sent Yesterday to DR., Will
lam Williams. at Harrisburg, Va, informing hun OF
body should be forwarded in metallic coffin.
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Announcements

Earl g. Wilson's f and w brand OF Mems
Collars and CUFFS are the best. Sold everywhere.
"Frailty, thy Name is Woman" .,..
''ris trne. It's true it's pity
And pity 'tis, tia true .-.,.
Or Perces Favorte Prescription r. me best resIoIsNr
f)r physical fTaly in wOmennor iemae "eaAhesSoS
arrangements. By druggists. Price reduced TO 81.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
ia Lexington ave, between 18th AMI 3Dth Ns
Hours. X 10 l. tot. Diseases Of the Nervous system
GcaitO. rinary organs Impotence aud stsrhlB'
RorGU on ITCH" cures humOrs, erupuOns,
nqworin letter salt rlteum, frosted feet cmblans
"uough on COrus" for CDfns Blnions. loo
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RECKLESS USE OF A CARVING KNIFE.

Deputy United states Marshal Frederick Bern
hand, who was stabbed IN the shoulder WIN q
carving knife hy his wife, at their ROOM, No..
Avenue A. ON Saturday morning, IS greatly HiS-
tresSed not so much by the bodily hurt, he SAYS
as Inv tbc sad turn which ms wlics mental derange-
inent has given to hitherto happy ana hs "a mo.
nous married life. lie IS hftY-thrce years OF age
and had been married thirty yeats. He refuses to
receive visitors but hopes to attend to husiHras S
usual i'm a few days. HIS nclghbors deeply
eympathize with him. lie IS attended by
his mother-m-law, who came from GERMANY nt,,.
three years AGO, and has -, ever
since lived with him. Mrs. Bernhard is SllIl stay
ing with Mrs. Lambe, at No. 25l Avenue A.
whittier she ran on saturday morning after StlckihS
The caryiur-knite into her husbands shoulder.
Dr. Hickok OF No: 2l2 TwGlfth-st, declines 10 IA, ,
ANYTHING about Mrs. BeWhards sanity, but the
Marshals housckccpcr, who has been long
ACQUAINTED with her. says she Is crazy ana tna' II
was on account of mental cccentlclty she Was seht
20 friends al Carlsbad two mouths ago. IoI Il
long time previously she had continually CON
blamed of headaches and II Is SAID that me
medical treatment she received was not beneficial
Dr IIickok never saw her before saturday morn
inc. IL is understood that she viii be sent TO an
a-Vlum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
Home Again.

n your vacation haa not benefited YOU much az you
homo, aid nature b. taking io0Is SaIsaparla. which VIII
soon drive away that fcug o. debility, and mako you desire
to ac hold Of work IN earliest again II gives new HE ana
yror 10 the whole syscm. and drives all hunos from the
blood.
ct vos m, pleasure 80 tcsfy 70 the superior curative
pfop rtoa of Itoods sarsppara. prefer It to any oUor
,, I'm, oaol I'm dchlitn,d conditions ~ the sys
TOM rc,ultng from inpunty of tho blood liood' NaI'
snparl can rc u.cl vita ccttailtf ~ cnr''-ALBEHl
LEONARD superintendent Of schools New Holland ONO
awe cell mo- article NJ medicine which gives moro ro"'ral
safncon than o)ds -rsornrn and We sell moro OF II
tl.n amy other medicine OF the kind "-WALrER CLARK
West Uu,ton, No.
Moods garsaparil&a
sold by AN drugu,u "A Elk Tor So Made only by C.
MOOD Is co. Apothccrlct Lowell Mas
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
FIFTY CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR.

THE STOCK, WHICH COMPRISES BLACK silks
MOURNING GOODS GRAPES. CACHEMIRRs
DRESS GOODS, PLAIDs. LADIES' SUITS AND
WRAPS JERSEYS HOSIERY, RUFFLISGs PARA.
sOLS, HANDKERCTHEFs &C, WAS SELECTED But
SHORT TINE SINCE FOR THE BEST RETAIL
TRADE AND IS ENTIRELY NEW.
THE TINE BEING so SHORT PREVIOUS TO. THE
OPENING OF THE REGULAR FALL TRADE. AND
DESIRING TO SELL THE STOCK AT ONCE Wa
HAVE MARKED THE GOODS AT ABOUT 80 CENTS
on TIE DOLLAR.