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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

A Fair Maid. A Novel. BY F. w. To-
BINsoN, author OF " Coward Conscience"
&C., &c. Price 30, cents.
This Is No. 1897 Of Harper's franklin
Square Library.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON a. Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

A London telegram SAYS "The Anti
Slavery Society held meeting and jubilee
at Guild Hall to-day. The Prince Of Wales
presided" Mr.. LOGAN Is not member.
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BRIER COMMENT

An exchange says: FRANK JANIS aas
gone into politics but IL still looking after
the spois." This nails the falsehood that
FRANK JAMES il Democrat.
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A Paris correspondent OF The Nation
says that IL is proverb In France O that
no ere is prophet in his own country.
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MARRIACES.

LHONTEIRO.-Marrie July 30th, at
TIE residence ~ the brides father, Williamsburg,
Vs., by the Rev Or. Newton, MINNIE f.. daIgh-
Ter Of hr. 4. Nontelro, to EDWARD 4. OWENS,
OF Norfolk. Va
-sS4, A. 1880 Pm. nj her residence, in Smitleld,
Isle Of Wight county. Va, by Rev. J"1n 7. Moore.
Nr. THOMAS Il. WRIGHT to Miss BESSIE
EIEY.
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MINERAL WATERS.


STANDARD MINERAL WATERS
OF
VIRGINIA, SARATOGA ~. ", AND EUROPE.
BUFFALO LITHtA, CONGRESS.
WHITE SULPHTR, IlATHORN,
EoI KDRIDGE ALUM, NICHY,
ALLEGHANY, OFSER RAKOCZY,
CNPoN, HCNYADI JASOS,
Blue RIDGE, FRfEDRICHSHALL.
Al The above put up In glass AZ the springs.
WOLF-TRAP LITHIA
for saie 1t 20 CENTS PER GALLON packages
extra.
Pric,-lisi5 and pamphlets containing analysis
sent on applicatisn.
PURCELL, LADD x co,
Agents Virginia springs Waters.
/, 3-Iu& sum Richmond, w.
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sCnErSs. PAINTS. OILS. GLASS. &c.

THIS l. no HCMBUG.-BONA EIDE
i CLO~ING-OTT SAi3OF PAtNTER>' AND
ARTISTS MATERIALS, consisting Of LeWt,'s
White Load, 1928 ptr hundred pounds; Pare
Putty. S2.25 per hundred ponds; C0lnr3 10 Oll.
Dry ColDr.. Mineral Paints. tals0minp. Clues.
VAN. h,-, Dryer, Urushcr. Wtndgw-Dlt-.. Mir
rors. Windsor and Ncrtou'. Oh. anI Water
'oluIs b.low cost ga order g. close ou' OBJ tli.ty
day. Tcn-hor,e-pnwrr Engine and Atw lse-hJr.,-
power Boiler, good Is new. fur ,t.c cheap.
II. l.. MibAND.
iy elm 100 east Min street.
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lFFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rcv. II. u. WISrBRE. -. D.. will preach SUNDAY
MORNING ~ / o'clock. No service at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

T SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
Pe,. THOMAS lIUNE, Jr.. Il. d., gill preach at |
A. n. No eTvce al night.
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tE CENTENA METHODIST

CHURCH Grace shcot between Fsurh aud flfth
streets - Servc cs at IL 4. II. and Sis =. NJ,
conducted ~ tn pastor, Rev l.. A. Perm son.
Communion after the msrnIng sermon.
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BOOTS. SHOES, &C.

Odds ENDS, AND GRABS 1Sap
~ AT KHH
}. 4. GBfGGS.
FACa BLOCK.
CIIlLDnFNS' l. ~ = SUTTON ONFORDs.
NEWPOkT-rlEs, and SrRAP-SLlrPhR,.
soc, reduced from sl.25 and tl.5O,
CiIlIDRkhs' SLIPPERS. three styles, = u lOf,
SOC, reduced from also;
hIssRs' SLIPPERS, uIr,e styins IL u ?, 11c..
reduced from $40
LADIES SLIPPERS, Soc reduced from tl.56.
", and $3.50;
LADIES NkWPORT-. OXPORD-rlE, anI
BUTTON OXFORJS, tl-in tots lot are
sl.5O, t2.5O. aud - goods;
GIN I1ENENS HANDMADE LOW SHOES,
t2.b0-in This lot ar O.. 20, and ~ goods
GENTLEMEN'- III ITpN aud LACE OK
FORDS 81 5O--in th'- lu' Are 81 aud - goofs;
GRNTLFNFN'S GOAT THIS and BIITON OK
EORDs tl-5O-ln uls lot arr - 90 and IS
goods
NJ exchange. IS -e-t~ci
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FsiESIEE RI.

w + ARE NOW MANIFAC-N
W 1T'RiNn and receiving from 90. best "
fHCt'riC- = very large stock ~ FlitNII III, vi
comprising NbfR FURNITURE, PNE-H
IOK ri RNlGIRK, DINING ROOM FlRNI-
ItRE, NAlTKE>SF~. We have $3.50 land The
iatcat and most elegant styles. Also. .r.f Vtri-
rIy Or NRDII VI 81 RNIft'HE a. suit lIl parties
When you are In need q Wtil-mai, amt reliable
goods. tXamlEe our extensive H~.r rtm,ut Pieces
arr now lower than they have been tIr twenty
years. T, rms accommodating -. IS. u ATWOOD
son Nos. 4, O, and GuScFuur street. Rirh-
mond. Va. Nv 2B-3m
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ADIES.-PennyrOya Pills ("Chiches-
ter's English y are worth their weight 10 gold.
Full particulars. &c. Chichester Chemical Co.,
29I3 Madison square, Phtladelnhia
ap 22-Tu, Tn, Sa&Sal56t
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PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING
TIE FIFE DEPARfMrNI
WITH FRED.

WITH FRED.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE pFpAErWgSrl
RICHMOND. august l. i-SL (
NOTICE.
sealed proposals VIII be- received AZ tbe oice %
the Chicf Engineer ~ The Fire Department,
Trenty-Hfth and Broad streets, gntil
THURSDAY, August 7ru.
At IL VI, FOR furnishing the hcr-c' or The FIRE
DEPARTMENT with
PkkD AND STRAW
Tor thrE months.
The Committrc on Fi.c Department. -'rye The
right so reject any or al bids. and o. ANari the
contract for each article required g the ioStI
bidder therefor.
Forms Il IrouOsals viii D. furnished ON rppli-
oaliou At tie oi.lce Of thc thicf Engineer.
by order ~ tie Committee on :lrc Department
JOHN J. KING,
.ul-,d Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

IL 4. ATKINSON, No. % GON-n
IL. ERNOB rrREEr, Furuit1re-D,1lcrH
and lndert-ku[.-hs 2 constantly % btgd a IYe1
Argp a-sprtms-It or Ptriur, Z hImbgr, and y
DininR-ROom Furniture OF Tie latest style, which
] offer lOw-priess 10 please everybody. tslyr uf
call. Ia The Undertaking Department u Kept al
else-. 81 taAksis and Conlns Funerals ATTENDED
a. al hours. y l9-euI Sm
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For sale by Druggi-to. Price, 30 cents bottle.
Read the following:
~RLAlR's CIILORAL TlIYMOL PROPIIY-
Tactic Is the best disinfeciant thar have ever
,seJ.- [Signodi HhVTER MCGCWE. NJ. ID.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. a..
A CURE OF PNEUMONIA.

A CURE OF PNEUMONIA.
bfr. ID. u. Barhaby, II Owego, y. Y. says that
hi- daughter was taken with \ violent cold which
terminated with Pheumonis, and All the best ply.
sirians gave the case up. and said -ae could live
bur few bOars al most. She was In this condition
when 4 friend recommended DIR. WILLIAM
HALLS BALSAM EOR THE LUNGS, and al
Vlsed her 20 Try IL. She accepted II A. a last re-
- RI. and was surprised ~ ind that 10 produced A
marked change flr The better, and by perseyerlng
IN il. Use a cure was elected. an 2-,iZt&wlt
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FOR SICK-R 90 VI ) Z.

II . K ; { = X . . II ).
TIE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
ROOMS II
Bl.AlR's CIILORAL TlINMOL PROPlIYLAC-
TIC AND Dl>INFECTANr
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~ musa nEsoRrs.
THE POPULAR wATERING.PLACE,
CAPE MAY,
IL reached ny the
wrsT JERSEY RAILROAD
IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA.

raa exp-css-,fairs =, with parior-cars attached,
are run daring the son ut convenirnt bOurs an1
aSseuGcfs viii Gnd on their arrival al me new
Proa.i. street sirtog, rbil,dclDhi1, linton lrsos-
IL COACHES and horse cars ready 20 transfer dlfec.
IN The station or tie West Jersey raiirsah. NJ uc
foot II MARKET street. "a,
For throughiiclets, b-9gsge-chcck-, sn1 tnI
Information, apply n follows; Northeast cosna'
rIlrtsenib street and Pennsylvania avenue .stp ~
Haliimorc and poiomac abroad. Was lington, ID.
&, J. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
CHARLLs =. PuGH, General Manager.
ll-tA.Is
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LIVERY TUESDAY
Il BY TIE LIGHT or THE NOON!
EXCURSION TO
MOUNT PLEASANT PARK AND DANCING
PAVILION
SPl FSDID BAND OF MUSIC;
pyNESF AND LARGEST PARK Pawn ION
STONEWALL JACKSON CAMP, "a
- No. |, & v, a
TO THE FRONr. fE
EXCURSION To MAIDEN'S ADVENTURES,
Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
MON u Al, ACGUST 1, 1854,
FOH THE
NENEElr OF DLsARLED SOLDIERs.

Tie veterans Of this Camp respectfully AK the
Kind support and cooperation OF q generous pub
he. To make the eNcuriiOn u perfect success we
AK HE patronage 0f all, who may expect plea
Nut and enjoyable time.
NointOyicating liquors allowed on the train
The train will leave IN depot at 1870 A. VI. Re
turning, will leave Madcn's Adventure az $50
Pm.
Inc usual amusments- BOATING, FISHING
DANCING Sc may be expected, and the COM
mitee will see that every shall have pleasant
kline.
Fare tround trlpl: Adults, so cents; children
% cents. To be obtained froia the commlttes or
any c, mrsdo Of the Camp.
Committee Of Arrangements: Andrew krOlsa,
shairmrn; W. G. Darlington, commander; r.. H.
Chamberlayne. Jr- adutant.
CoUIades: Joseph II. Kaiser, III. Z. Jones. Jam =
H. smith, II. j. Clarke. n. y. Redford, Il. II, VIII
sou, Il. I. Morris, Janes IL. Patton. Ia 27-7.
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pnops,s
DEINTiNG PROPOSALS INVITED

COMMONWEALTH OY NR0fsft.l
CryIcy or srr'1 oF usLic PnfSfIsG.
RICHMOND, August 2, 1884.
rRcrOsALs pok PRINTING LEGISLATIVE
WORK. Ere,
fer the sesfIon ~ 1874 will be received ny IN.
mn, r,niencept Of nblie =. nting until AUGUST
VI Prn.ing ii"t'sy and SENATE JOURNALS,
DI CT MIME. Ufi.ls. ETC.
y Ttnting ACTS OF ASSEMBLY.
rOLLANk PAGES 81 all be counseh IN e"n'po-
silOn. .,-.-,-.
Contractors will be required 10 enter into lpnf
with security to bc apI Iovsd ny The Scrrettr' Of
HE Com mon wealth. for to prompt and fslthfm
IRISH 4. DRRR,
aua Super nteBds M 81 PHHlic Printing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
RRO0KIYN

The General Term of the Supreme Court has
affirmed the conviction of George ii. Mills OF muir
der III the first degree in killing his wife.
Charles Kelabhdy, of No. 81 Front-st, was sent
TO Raymond Street Jail yesterday, for brutally
beating his wife when he was drunk. She was
seriously hurt.
The examination of applicants for the scholar
ships in Cornell University sppOrtioned to Kings
County was begun the rooms of the Board OF
Education yesterday.
George +. Nicholson, of No. 1.s47 Futon-st.,
whose father police sergeant, was arrested yes
terday upon charge of passing worthless checks
and notes of small amounts upon several persons.
Two young men had a dispute back Of the City
Hall Yesterday morningthe subject of their quarrel
heinz Young woman. From words they fell to
blows No policeman troubled them and they
fought till they were tired.
IL il believed that enough evidence can he
secured TO connect County Undertaken Foran with
the burial OF paupcrs in soap and Goldfish boxes ia
the potters field. while he was paid 81 90 for each
coffin which box took the place of.
Joseph Martin, age forty-one. Of Hyde Park H. l.,
while asleep upon his farmers wagon. in Fulton
ST. near the City Hall, was knocked of by truck
which struck his wagon. lie fractured his skull.
and was takon To the CITY Hospital. where he died.
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TROUBLE ABOUT A COLORED SCHOOL.
AN INJUNCTION TO REMOVE THE ONE IN WEST
FORTY-FIRST-ST

FORIY-FIRsT-sE
Nelson j. Waterbury has got ont an injunction
directing the school trustees of the lwenty-second
Ward not TO interfere with the c0ored school at
No 225 West Forty -frst-st. of which Professor
Charles l.. Reason (coloredl is the principal Inc
order WAS issued by Justice Donohue IN the SUI
preme Court Chambers. aud Will come mp Tor aigu-
mcnt on Monday. Mr. Waterbury explained the
reasons for his action yesterday as follows
The Board ducatiOn la-t win or decided To dlscon-
tnue the colorcd schools on Sep cnh,r oftnls year
There ony two Of the schools LETT one "t No Is
Henry Ilg l1nd Garnet il ~ nelpal ara NE I,her n
charg. OF Professor Re Isou. have known MIR Reason
for manr year. lie ia cul urcd man and esteem him
highly. Itook an interest m tho eolorSd ch9ols, was
myself for years member OF thc Ioard 81 uu'a'io,
Tcssatae providing th@t The SoorSG sSns9s IN The he
schools uud, the direction of the Ward lrust'o' some
enbos of the Board II Edu, atou du not charge this
ON the whole dy-uot king Il. suppos because the
have acted M if ttcy intended To- xii of these oolored
schools il possible with this object m view .he' m
cause the Prof Reasons school from II,
present location 10 Forty .ccoudt o9 tho l'a tha ne
building needed for white pupils Wh" Wcr' 'r'WIhg
her s,hoos TIE building In F"rtJ",condst
Ia fourstory brick dwcliug never hienlsd
ior school purpo.cs. thus that tho object ot tn plan
proposed is 10 dspara q Professor Rc'a9ns school 10y
sending him into IN Inferior hWldlhg ana =" gl"duiiy
killing the school on lie has been trcaod financially
When WAS member ot tn No.rJ OF Educil"n II was
always cusiom'N To consult ne principal Z" A'hooi re-
gnrdug any chance proPo4od there; hu no attention las
been paid to Mr. Reason IA any manner Tie
offered Ia accept new location Tor ito h,h'"l prnNdcl
further down town. nearer the ',ntc 81 the
nave got out INJUNCTION temporarily cul0iuiug he
trustee, f.um MOVING to school There are twelve
teacu,r. ia tn school and from 200 10 800 pupils.
Another poi 1; BESIDES the twelve teachers
Mrs Clmcts Not one II tha.e lcachcrs
ia, reen paid cent since May o. The 5000 whito
teach r. their salaries In full ol the past year
before Their vacat on thai they could away and
enjoy themselve.. These others have not, ana have
beoi treated Ike dogs shall next Apply for man
diiuu- cOmpc ling The 'ard to pay these teachers
President Walker takes tine ground that the rust
move The school they please in TIE ward says
tha the Lea aure, viii providing for the contuu
the school aud the teachers, do NOT require tho
tinua ce II any one hui ding. / propose to md out
whether the sch Of Professor Re b. moved
th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Broadway Railroad Commissioners. Supreme Court
ArOnson Injunction hearing, Supreme Court.
National TrOtting Horse Breeders races, Flcetw God
Park, 2 D. IN.
National Rifle Association fall meeting, Creednoor
AIdermen's COMMITTEE on Railway. City Hall
Convention of Colored Clergy. Church of Holy Com.
muuiOn
Tra Of Mother Manufacturing Court Of General Sessions
Convention Of Christian Workers, Twenty Street
Tabernacle.
Kelly-Ien Eyck boat race. Pcekskill
With Congressional District Republican Convention.
Easl Orange, y. j.
Board of Educst on meeting p m.
YOrk-Detroit baseball match Polo Grounds 4 n ~,
Republican banner raising aud ratification meeting
While Plains.
Parade OF McCook's Blaine and Logan Battery ening
Young Mems Republican Club, No. II West Twenty.
seNrntlst, y. IN.
Republican ban ,errai-nG, Zig -tl-aye near Forty
scYenth-st, p. III.
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daughter, having all been declared insane yester-
day, were taken 20 tho county almshouse. Another
son was taken to an asylum two years ago.


LYING IN PRISON FOR LOVING A WOMAN
Peter A. Elliott, who was taken to the jail &C
New-City Rockland County, last Saturday night,
charged with assaulting Captain Platt, does not
seen 10 find his confinement irksome His appe-
tle 10 good and he Is evidently not low-spirted,
but wishes TO talk necessarily and diyulge what no
asserts are facts concerning Captain Pratts record
Judge Weiant IL absent from the county on va
cation, but will probably return tomorrow, Mr.
Elliott will then make effort TO secure release on
bail Mrs. Elliott Yesterday came 10 New-York 30
secure the necessary bondsman. A prominent oti-
sen of Nyack statcd to a rRlpUNE reporter yester-
day that Elliott confessed 10 him love for Mrs,
Low, and said that hc had no reaeon TO deny hcr
holding tho first place in bis heart Public opinion
pcrmH to be turning against Elliott, II ie aad that
Mrs. Elliott remarked on sunday, referring To her
impiiaoncd husband "lf hr had lot that woman
alone IA he should have donn all thA trouble might
have boon avoided. Now no onp can tell whore 10
viii end lhcfo Ia apparently no foundation for
tho other stories concerning her expressions Mrs,
Elliott did not visit New-Clty on sunday ~ was
stated ia HE llOrld, Sho was III at homo aud was
attended by DR.. Couch,
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,rv vopK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TO- 1884,

driven into the brain. The boys death was consid-
cred only matter of time, but as he showed pluck
under difficulties House Surgeon Powers determined
to do ali in his mower 10 pull him through. fester
day morning he trephiued the boys skull remoy-
ing several pieces of bone aud some brain tissue In
Tho afternoon the boys mother called Mt the hos
nItal and stated that she had come to take her
how home. She was told that an attempt to re-
move hun would result In his death. 10 an pleas
&C his character she turned deaf ear and finally
became 40 hoisterous that to prevent further
trouble an order for her arrest was obtained This
had q quetng effect upon her and she was induced
tn po home and leave the boy I'm good banda At
the hospital il is believed that the boy will recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
NOME Ne " S.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Albemdrle HOtel-SenatOrs }. ID. Cameron, of
Pennsylvania and 81. e. Batter, OF South Carolina.
Firm renue HOte Attorney General C. Cassidy
and Titan CoGey Pennsy lvHnia and General NJ &
Meigs and Colonel " A NJ. Dudley, United s, ates Army
PGrk AreHUs HOtel-MIs President Tyler OF VIZ
gnia, and Bishop W. ID. Walker, OF NOrtn Dakota
Hoffman HoHse-Ihe Hoo Alexander Mitchell OF Mil
wauee, and eI- Congressman l. u. Gunckel, Of OHIO =
Grand Central Hoe-GcBeral Americas " Rice OF Ohio
e1-COngressman George West OF BullstOn ~ Y and
Bishop John j. Ksin OF. W. Na......Honl Brtmspick-
Lambert Tree OF Chicago. W,ndSor Hotei-Mayor jon
athaD scoylle. Of Buffalo, and Judge s. b. Beardsey OF
BRIDGEPORT Conn ..... Gsey HOusr-1he Rev. George q
Loriner OF Chicago. .Breroort HouSePrOfessor s p
Lang y OF Allegheny, Penn ASor H0uSe-E1.Gov-
ernOr GeOrge 7. Drew, Of Florida.
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LONG ISLAND.

JAMAICA.-pierpont Potter to-day celebrated
his ninety first birthday. He has been for fifty
years clerk of the Queens County Board of Super
vsOrs.. The committee appointed to investigate
the accounts of County Treasurer Baldwin will be-
gin its investigations on Friday.
SHEFPsHEAD BAY.-The Bennett-Mackey Cable
Company set men at work yesterday TO dig for an
anchorage for the new ocean cable, in Ocean-ave.,
opposite the new Methodist Church. The cable
will be laid in Ocean and Flatbush ayes. and Full
tOn-st., Brooklyn, to the Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
VARIOUS CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

BRIDGEPORT.-Last Saturday Swede employed
as coachman by l. \. Benham, was paid 500 for
his work. lie could not deposit as no banks were
open, and carried his bank book and money with
him. On Sunday while he was at church, two
young Danes rausacked his dwelling thinking to
get the money.
MILFoRD.-1he annual far of the Milford Orange
Agricultural Society opened Yesterday at Meadow
side Park and will continue three DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
JERSEY CITY.

The September Term of the Hudson County
Courts opened yesterday. Judge Magee, of Mid;
dlesex County, delivered the charge to the Grand
jury.
Coroner Hughes will hold an inquest in the case
of Michael Long, who is supposed TO have been
killed by his brother-n-law, John Hayes, on Sun
day night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
sIrNDpy NrWJFpsFy TOWNS.

HoBoKEN,-llenry Runge. an insurance agent
of No. 40 Washington ST., has been drink ing To- ex-
cess for several days. On Monday night he had an
attack of deIium tremens ami thought that he
throw them around the room He finally saturated
his bed with kerosene oil and set fire TO 1t, but
before the flames had gained much Roadway two
policemen broke into the house and arrested him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
NEWS FROH 1HE SUBURBS.
hrAIEN ISLAND.

STApIETON.- Joseph Thompson, who nearly
murdered her oldest daughter on Monday night,
while temporarily insane, was kept AT Police Head
quarters all night to prevent any attempt at sui
eide, A physician administered quoting drugs,
aud Yesterday tho woman seemed better. Tho
grief of the young husband. William Scott at tho
H. was thought for several hours,
that she would die. In the afternoon she was
pronounced out of danger.
NEW DoRr.-Mrs Lora Mullick and her son and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
NEM-YORk CITY.

The Police Commissioners yesterday made a con-
tract for =, 100 tons of coal AZ 80 30.
Romgo Loforte has borrowed from the Ger
man Savings Bank 81 10000 upon his house IA East
FIfty-ssyenth-st.
The Commissioners of Emigration appointed TO
prepare regulations for he inspection of immigrants
will 40 to Washington to-day TO confer with the
acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
The steamer Brttanis, which arrived recently
from Marsslllss and other Mediterranean ports,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
MARINE OFFICERS GETTING SALVAGE

In regard to the decision of Solicitor Neal Of the
Treasury Department, that officers of the Revenue
Marine can demand salvage, |. ID. Jones, of the
North Atlantic Mutual Ere aud Marine Insurance
Company, said yesterdays:
" | have always supposed that II officers or men
of the evenue Marine left their vessels and helped
ships in distress they were entitled 10 salvage 1t
is al ways customary 10 give the captain of Rev
enue Marine vessel liberal present of money when
he renders any service to ships in distress. This
money he divides among his officers and crew. !
never knew. however of an officer demanding sal
wage for work his vessel had givenD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK.-The Nyack Rowing Association will
hold its fall regatta on Saturday. hop will be
and DR.. John o. POlhemus have purchased all the
dock property, Smithsonian Hall Building and the
large hat Factory building near the steamboat
landing; also the dock property at Haverstraw,
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rl,NErAL OF !. NELSON rArrAN

j. Nelson Tappan was buried in his family plot
III Greenwood & cmetcTy Yesterday. lhoiuncIHl
took place al tho Church of the Holy Trinity, Mad
son-aVe. and Forty-second-st, at 10 a. IN. The
church was well filled, large number OF we'll
known business men being present delegation
long a member, aud members OF the NewYork Club.
The quartctte choir of the church sang the
Burial Chant" of the Episcopal service, as the
down the aisle, followed by the family relatives
and servants, aud was placed before the flower
Agnew, d. VI. Brown, +. w. Gilley. jr., Walter Wat
SON. [. X. Randall, William Mcclure, W. II. Wick
ham and II. r. Moore. The services were conducted
DE Costa, assisted by the Rev. X. Mackenzie and
the Rev. Henry X. Freeman. Among those present
were julius Wadsworth II. II. Hurd, 4. l. War
burton. Ex-Governor Hoffman, j. G. Oakley. John
j. Thompson, General Martin l. Mcmahon, ex-Sur-
rogatc ID. &. Calvin and Recorder Smyth.