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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
Cup1sTIAy 4 BUsCH IN THE TOMBS.

Christian A. Busch the Young man who fatally
stabbed Joseph Mcclure i'll Marx Thomas liquor
ing. is confined in the Tombs, where he awaits the
action OF tie Grand Jury. Louis and Henry Basch,
6Tothers of the prisoner, John Roach, Of No. 60
Taipht-st.: Thomas E. sullivan, of No. SS Kmg-st :;
James Moore, of No. Is Beach-st. and John Wal
lace of No "a Varick-st.. who Witnessed the ARRAY
are detained as Witnesses Christian Busch appears
ranch downcast at the position III winch he is
placed He still maintains however, that ne
stabbed Mcclure in selfdefence. He also says that
Mc(;uire. who was a much stronger man than he
6eoan the fight. The body OF the murdered man
was taken to 90 13 Renwick-st., where his mother
and sisters live. The burial will take place to-day
Coroner Kennedy has charge Of the case, ana VIII
hold an inquest as soon as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
st-vDpy vrV-JERSry TOWNS.

NAHwAIr.-Statc Senator EZa Miller, patentce or
thc Miller railroad car platform ana buncr ana also
great Buffalo fancer arrested yesterday, on II
complaint made by Of ms servants Tor attempts
ing to assault her. ihe girl in making
the charge said that Miller had thrown her down
and torn her clothes. She added that she had en-
drayored 10 Obtain warrant for his arrest III the
part OF Bergen County where he lives, but none oil
the justices would graft one. Then she went 10
UarEensack. to Justice David Van Horn, who IS
sued warrant Miller WAS taken before the
Justice and held in 900 bail to appear before the
Grand jury.
HoBoKtN.-lIcury Schevcuing, Of No. IA Grand
ST. was before Recorder McDOnOugh yesterday Tor
refusing 10 support his wife and five children
Mrs Schcyening testified that she and her children
were often left for day or two without food. The
prisoner replied ne did that to punish her Tor not
getting his meals ready in time, thus obiiglng hlin
TO 90 10 a restaurant TO eat. He was renlanded IN
default of bonds......John Ryan, arc forty living
in Willow-st., blo,!ed SO much oyer the death Of
his brother who comn ted suicide in the lunat'c
ASYLUM eighteen months ago, hat he became in
sane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
rpw.voRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY ~, Ioo]

Bureau of Buildings for dog kennel by IL fes1
the rear OF bis house, No. 115 East
al coo 70 know If aTonyD had obtained the con-
sent Of his neghbors to the dogn9gse, scheme GaD
clerk, informed him that the kennel would DO hneo
with ozark"
LOOKING FOR WIFE WITH SMALL FEET.
John Knappner O shoemaker of Stapleton, o. L.,
came TO Castle Garden yesterday looking ior
wife. lie wanted a young German woman, not
more than twenty years old, with good complex
ION and small hands aud feet. Kusppner Is
widower forty-seven years old, and has a boy I'VE
wears old He said he IN comfortable clrcuni,
stances Hecould not find the right kind of girl
at the Garden; 80 he returned to his last, saying
that he wished to be informed when one did come.
PHILADELPHIA VISITORS AT CASTLE GARDEN
Representatives. of various benevolent societies
of Philadelphia visited Castle Garden yesterday, 10
investigate the workings of that institution with q
view of having something of the kind established
in the Quaker City. At present the Commissioners
of Emigration there considers that when an lmml-
grant leaves the pier Of the steamer in which he ar
rives all responsibility of the department. ceases.
The delegation which visited Castle Garden was
shown through the place by Commissioners liuri'
but, Starr Lynch and Hauselt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
HE nh NOT GET THE CLOCK.

The daughter of William Barclay Parsons, of No
b05 fifth-ave. is TO be married today, aud pres
ents have been arriving al the house tOr scVeIai
days Yesterday moninga handsome clock valued
at 5000, was delivered from Iiilanys. len MN
utes later the bell rang. and man asked 10 see
Mrs Parsons. He said that mistake had been
made; that the clock for G. A. Parsons OF Mad
isOu-aye. and that be had come nom Iihany's post
haste TO remedy the mistake. Mrs. Parsons would
not allow hun TO take it away, though he gave an
accurate description of the clock. lie finally sand
me would get a note from the firm and return later
rs g. A. Parsons was anxious to get the clock. Mrs.
Parsons drove at once to lifany's, where she
learned that tie proper address was her own, Dut.
ON comparing notes, il was found that the clock
had been ordered on her account by the man VINO
lad Just been trying to get possession OF H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
THE COACHING CLUBS RETURN

The club coach Pioneer rolled up to the Ho-
tel BT1uswick at exactly o'clock last evening the
schedule time bringing nine sunburned members OF the
Coaching Club back from their trip TO j. X Rooseyets
coI1ttry seat at HYDE Park tho Hudson. They had
ridden lightweight miles since they started at o. IN.
The wives OF several members stood In the ladies' en-
trnce of hc hotel waiting TO welcome them home The
travellers agted from the coach II they did no care
10 ride any further. 1890 ,,., -
Inishaps or adventures Of a thrilling character. Nester
day we taken steam ydchI U y" b. Dlhsihoies
place where we saw vi the pTetes Jersey cattle
In the country"
Mr. Roosevelt said that the roads were In excellent
condition executing tlroush the Highlands IL one
OF the longest drives attempted by the ciuD IWeVe
teams put various stages OF inc Journey anu
the schedule time wal made throughout the Trip All OF
the party who started came back except james RO0se-
ye father OF j. r. Roosevelt who stayed AT mas country
The coaching parade takes place on next saturday
afternoon when that ut least twelve coaches
will lie In lne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
MP rETIOWSS "LITTLE ALL"

nart of the evidence used yesterday in the Cen
eral Sessions Court trial of Lewis H. Martin, who
was indicted with William f. Brockway for forgery,
was a genuine $1,000 Morris and Essex Railway
bond. The witness who testified concerning the
hond wanted TO know in whose custody IT would
remain. The stenographer seemed willing TO retain
IT, but Deputy Clerk MOsher sald
- Will take charge of It," -
:" think SAID Assistant DlstTict-AttOrncy Eel
lows Won ought really TO let take It, consider
ing that lost my little all III the Marine Bank"
There was a general laugh among the court officers
and attendants. bir Fellows Is the Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney who "A few months ago made three
assignments IN advance to different persons Oh the
same months salary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
IONG Island.

Reconsideration Durkec, proprietor of the
Spring fill Stock farm, lost valuable sucking
colt Yesterday morning that died IN spasns. lie
was by Spring Hill, son of Dictator, out OF Black
priuccss IeaOId 2:19j. Tho colt was valued at
$1,000.
high. bearing tho following inscription, has been
mt up i'm the memorial room in 81. PauPs Schools:
{" This building, for the advancement of the cause
of education and to pcrpotuato the memory OF
Alexander T. Stewart, has been erected by his
widow Cornclia II. Stewart, with the advice and
assistance of their friend. HcAry Hilton, in the
wear of our Lord 1881
LoyG ISLAND CITY.-Katie Wilson, of Washing
ton-st.. Ncw-Nork, while visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Moore in Raveuwood, yesterday, went in the woods
TO pick daises. She was followed by man who
caugnt hold and Threatened to kill her if she
with the brute as best soc could at the same time
Yelling with all her might When she reached her
1unt's house her clothes were badly torn. Her
as5ailant has not been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
TIE pIsrRICr-ATroRNEY CRITICISED.

The counsel Tor Louis PctrOwsky, deIendant IN
the Court OF General Sessions, yesterday, made
vigorous plea for an adjournment, but Assistant
District 'ttorney Paris objected and desired an
immediate trial of the ease
"YOu must proceed with the case" sad Recorder
Smvth TO tine defendants counsel
Mr. Pa1ri, then Gated the names of the witnesses
for the prosecution, bat none OF them responded
prosecutor: u snail have to ask for an adjourn
ment."
Recorder Smvth III an indignant tone said:
There is no reason why the DstrictAttOrneys ONCE
with All rs employees cannot have ready. There Is
Que thing which 10 such cases, and tnat 10 as
charge the defendant
The Recorder wrote on the indictment:
The Attorney not being ready and sufficient
excuse being given the defendant Is discharged On LIS
Own IecogniZauCc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
No NATTER WHO STABBED HER son.

An ambulance was called to No 2o3 FIIst-aVe.
late on Sunday night to remove John keat!ng, age
eighteen. to bellevue Hospital Tie police learned
that he had been stabbed III the abdOment by MS
Younger brother William. Their mother said yes
terday to a detective that the stabbing was "none
Of ms business and ordered him to leave the house
The Heating Others have been well known to the
police as young rutians and one of them was re-
Gently suspected of having stabbed Chlnaman
John Heating toll Coroner Levy yesterday that he
had been accidenty hurt by his brother. but the de-
tectives learned that he injured in street fight
Surgeons at the hospital said that the wound
would probably prove fatal, and general alarm
instructng the police to search for William, was
sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
WESTCHRSTER COUNTY.

PsEKsKrGI.-IIcnry Goetchins has been arrested
on the complaint Of his wife, who charged him with
dcscrtlOn.
YoSKERs.-On Sunday night two men went to
the house of s. G.. Van Tapel, after the family had
retired AID aroused the inmates, shouting: " Send
Tor a doctor, a man is shot" Mr. Van lapel went
10 the door, but the man had disappeared. lt was
asceriained lltor that Thomas Mccarthy and
thomas Lacey had demanded admittance to tho
grog-shop off Thomas McGrath, in Clinton-st. Mo
tirath fired at them, the bullet wounding Lacey
in the leg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
BROOKLYN.

Mayor Low approved yesterday the franchises Tor
electric lighting granted by the Aldermen to Pope,
Sewell & Co.. in the Western DIstuct, ana 10
Charles Cooper q Co., in the Eastern District The
bonds given by the companies are T5D0OO each.
The Union for Chinese Work held its first ami
versary exercises last evening III the Laiayette
Avenue Presbyterian Church. A class OF ChlneSc
Sunday-school scholars participated IN the exer-
cises and addresses were made by Mr. Beecher, the
Rev. DR.. Thomas and Ow 1oaDg Ming Vi the Cnl-
nese Legation.
William H. Morris, mate of the steamer City of
Dallas of the Mallory Line from New-Orle3nS to
British Honduras. who came to his home in Brook
Iyn on sick leave, ten days ago, has been found TO
be suffering from smallpox COntrdctcJ on ms last
voyage lie was taken yesterday to the Smallpox
Hospital.
James McIlwee was sent to the Penitentiary for
twenty days yesterday for beating his sweet
heart Maggie Andrews. of No. 2l3 SchOles-St. lie
said that he intoxicated and jealous at tc tle'
The girl refused To Withdraw the charge at his So
hcitation but after the sentence had been pro-
n0unccd, she allowed him to give her resouhdlhg
gOod-by kiss.
The Brooklyn Bridge Trustees, at a special meeting
Yesterday appointed committee TO examine li'
condition OF tue Bridge accounts with the Atanti
State Bank in which : $4,000 o. receipts from tos
is deposited and to open accounts with other banks
committee was also appointed 10 auJu9V tnc Dii"e0
construction and maintenance accounts
William e.. Pride, a well known member OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, who was nstrunehtdI
in founding G.. *. Warren Post, was arragned, pe'
fore Justice Nacher yesterday on charge OF tOan
donng his wife. lie arrested IN Cornwall. Ills
wife says he has left her eight times.
The annual parade of the Sunday schools in the
BROOKLYN Sunday School Union Will take place 70
day ia the principal streets on the Heghts, on the
Hill. in South brooklyn IN Prospect fark anu III
TOmpkns Square. About 10000 children VIII
be reviewed on the long meadow IN Prospect larh'
President Arthur. Mayor Low, and others nave Oeeh
invited TO review the parade. The Aldermen yes
terlly ordered the flags to be put up on 'he PUBIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
HOuIyG PIGEOy RAOE&.

The second race between the birds of L. O..
Damon, Northampton, and G. A. IL. Bright, Bridgeport
was flown on sunday. The start at a. M from
Bordentown aud IIavrc de Grace The returns were;
Time out Distance. Average speed.
Damon g. 20 i22s. 26S minus. l54 miles. 2Oo yards.
Bdght L. at l2it....2ii minus. loS mes. llB5 yards
The first journeys OF the from 800 mites are ar
ranged be flown Decoration Day, the first favor
able day after that. from Craigylile, Va to Fall River
Mass, aud from Charlotte. n. C., TO Keypor, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Arthur mass-mecting Cooper Unlon . p m
Howl will case before Surrogate foHn - =. ~;
Ward and Grant reference cases before heieres Oo'
Field day of 7lst Regiment, Governor isaha.
Trustees of College of the City OF New YORK, p M
Annual meeting OF Mercantile Library Assoelation
NcwNYork and Harlem Railroad STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL
meeting. ns,,
Observation-Disclosures baseball match, Polo Grounds
pm. ,,., ,oth uo,ro,oIitan
Metropolitan Baltimore baseball match Meropoh'an
Park, p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
HOME NEWS.
ppOuuNENT ARRIVALS.

Gilsey Alfred Iay and
nd Commodorc C. w Pickering, United states navy an
1J Kbourn Of Washington drk4re,ns m nso
Jndge George A. Hardin, OF the 80 SrT Fimra
h lns Henry TsyqrW HhiaeS
states Navy Metropolitan HofS-Exseins'JHg o,siTI
Congressman l. D. shOsmakeG Of 1nps
Ell paynoater g. A. Mcdaniel, United states Navy
HoS ~ w. Uote-Civ Service Commissioner Augustus
cahaonm.ker of Kingston N y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
NE Rk.

Frank Bacon, living at No. 81 Prince-st., was
held TO bail Yesterday for shooting at Joseph
McAllistcr with a revolver on Sunday.
A small schooner, intended for the coa'ting trade,
was launched at tho yard OF ID. +. brown on the
Passac River yesterday.
The six-oared gig of the Ariel Boat Club came in
collision with the four-oared shell OF the Pd'salc
Boat club last night Inc she'll was SUNK, ana
eeven men of the TWO crews were thrown into the
water, but were picked up by barge. One man
..NAr.lN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
ALONG THE NOTNO.

BRrpGEPOPr.-Before Judge Andrews in the
Superior Court to-day, the motion Of d. y; Morgan,
president OF the City National Bank, and twenty
others will be heard for temporary injunction re
straining John Hard, president and treasurer Of
the IIousatonc Rolling stock Company, from dis
posing Of his property. Rev. William H.
hffiecR of England ecturcd last night at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church on Wine, Water,
Woman Wit and Wisdo1n.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

SPRING VALEY.-The trustees of the circulating
library will opeA It on Thursday The deciding
match between the NestwOOd and spring Valley
Gun Clubs was won by the latter
NYACR.-The liquor dealers of Orangetown have
organized an association for the mutual protection
of fhrIr intertSli.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

The annual inspection Of the Fire Department
was made YESTERDAY. All the houses and engines
were found to be N good condition.
Morris O'Conner, age eighteen of Eleventh and
Monmouth sts brakeman on the Delaware, Lack-
awanna and Western Railroad, was killed at the
ProyOst-5t. crossing yesterday.
The bodies of several veterans Of the war who are
buried m paupers grave in the Al,nShonse grounds
will be removed Oh Memorial Day plot III Flo al
Cemetery presented by John Ill. Bonn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
STATEN ISLAND.

STANDARDIZATION II. Starin has given up his
steamboat yard at Commuuipaw, y. j., ana has re-
moved his boats undergoing repairs to the uaaln
The new yard will he at Port Richmond. 80. llot
Richard n. johnson OF the Staten Island Railway
Ferry, has decided 10 press the lbe sun begun Dy
INN against he Lic,mOad C0Hiy Gd.ette and Seat
Ral for 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
THE CARGO OF THE RELIANCE.

The steamship Kepler, which arrived here IRON
Rio Janeiro and Bahia on Saturday, brought thss
passengers of the steamship Reliance OF me Chited
States and Brazil Steamship Line, recently strahd
cd In the harbor of Bahia The chief engineer OF
the Reliance also came on the Kepler. The kell-
inc officers and crew, who live in tents shore
take their meals on board. The following articles
have been saved from the CARGO g. 1872 bags Of coli
fee in good condition. 92s bags damaged; 81 bar
iels Of beef 90 bales of cotton, As barrels of lime
IS cases Of candles, % trunks of fireworks, 400
loose hides, and all the samples That part OF the
cargo of the Reliance consigned TO this city con-
sisted of 3 773 bags and Of coffee, cases
of telegraphic instruments, 10 packages OF samples,
aud $40 loose hides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
rrryFRAL OF THE REV. DIR. oRRN DODGE

FUNERAL OF THE REV. DIR. ORRIN DODGE
The funeral of the Rev. DR.. Orin Dodge, formerly
secretary of the American Baptist Foreign Mission
srv society was held at 2 p. III. yesterday, at the
Snnse Of ms son-in-law, W. Is. Tremaine No. 100
West Fifty-sixth-st Short addresses were made by
the Rev. DR. A. Ii. Burhngame, who succeeded Dr.
and The Rev. Mr.. Pannly, of New Jersey. The Rev.
Ur Hiscox made the prayer and the Rev. DI. Mac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20

FLIES, reaches, ants bed-bugs, rats, mice
cleared ont BY Ron "a on Rats" l5c.
Rough Oh Tootbache," instant relief. loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
PORTS.
Announcements.

Genuine o1's Malt Extracth glatnre eJon1nn
Hon and MOrz sner neck every bottle lnd0rsedD by
pay slcias general debility Beware O limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
MARINE INTELLIG ENOb.>

MINIATURE ALMANAC
rises 49, sets Moon nes 142 MONS syeda 70
HIGH WATER ro-DAT.
M-sordy HOOK 304 Gov Island, 1891 He'll Gate. BIO
PM-Sandy 1898 Gov. Island 4.0j Hell Gats. b;j4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
Makes the Weak Strong

IA
The purifying and WALKING effect which oos Sarsaparia
upon blood the regularity which gives to the nges
tive organs ana tonng aud nyigoanS effect upon the
entire syse give person who has been weak debated
new ufe strength ygOr Take fools Sarsaparlla this
season.
Hoods sarsapara did great deal of good had no
cuar disease but tired from OyerwoTk, and IL
toned NE up" MRS G.. Il. SIMMONS, Cohoes, y. \.
WHAT 4 PRESIDENT sAYsi
al have used Hoods sarsapara foc time ana have
derived benefit hercfrom 1t gives me- an appetite ana
strcngthcus the whole system. IcaDchcerly recommend
Il to all who need regulator Of the bowels or building up
AMI siren med, JOSIAH w COOK, President
Cambridge Mutual Fire ms co, Cambridge, Mass.
Hoods sarsapara tones system puIlhes my O'ooL
sharpcns my appetite and to make mo oyer"-WAl"
TERI BLAIR Corning, y. Y.
had been much troubled by general debility Last spring
Hoods sarsapara provedj just thing needed derived an
immense amount benefit felt bett'r"-H f. MIL
LET, Boston, Mass.
Hoods 5arsaparilla
sold by all druggists n six for IS. Made only by
G. l. HOOD & 90, Apothecares, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20
JESSUP g. CO.

We feel justly proud over our
success in the Boys Department
You can be sure the styles are ex-
elusive and the fabrics select and odd,
and this, coupled with an acknowl-
edged superiority of finish, justifies
the belief that you need not look
any further.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-20

HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,
1AtTrxiugton-lye. between 23th On 3 JtI.7sa
Hours 5 to l. jtn7 Diseases OF tn, Norvous ,y363n
GenitO- Urinary organs InDO.5nc' AL it;r.ttS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-06

I'VE observe that many Repub-
lican newspapers are charging Cleve-
land with lewd crimes and practices.
The private life Of the respective can
didates ought to have very little to do
in fixing voters choce-unless, in
deed, it be of such character that it
will be likely to bring reproach upon
his administration and adhereuts. If
Cleveland is really silly enough to be
"gone on women," he is too weak
Drained to make ii good President.
But if he were, he probably would
never have been nominated.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-06
Watches, JeWelry, Etc.

Jewelry, clocks, silvcrware at low
est prices. ~ Fine watch repair
ing carefully "a NAex ss,,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-06

severe, our resources are all gone but
about 1925, and | can't 90 back East
to my father with my six children, who
owns farm and can help me to sup
port them. / would"
But Prince John would not hear
another word, and with "Please
wait a moment" he rushed over to
the table loaded down with twenties,
and putting his hands down the sides
of four piles, tre.ched his fingers all
around till he picked up two full fists,
then coming back to the woman, who
shook visibly, said: 'Just hold up your
apron." threw the money in her lap,
and without waiting for thanks, re-
sumed his conversation with the re-
porter.
Many other instances of his generous
disposition mi ght be quoted, but the
above will suffice to show the nature
Of the man. In doing what we can to
prevent the spread Of an erroneous
estimate of Mr.. Mackay by such mali
cious inventions as that above quoted,
we are not doing anything to gain his
favor, because his benevolence is of
that sterling kind that revolts at any
public mention Of it; we are actuated
by the sole desire to do partial justice
to one Of natures noblest productions.
If even a few of the rich men were
like John w. Mackay the world would
be much better than it is.