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New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
Rl,RIAL OF MRS. ROEBLING.

The funeral of Mrs. Lucia W. Roeblne, the
widow OF Joan A. Roebling the original engineer of
the East River Bridge, was held yesterday at ~
Eghteenth-st. The Rev. Thomas uailandet delY-
eI ID brief address. There were several llorai en ,
blens, ora piece representing the 4ateS psr'
Among taose present wero George Holman ana
Miss Mary Holman. hF0ther.in-law and niecc OF
Mrs Roeblng; Mr. and Mrs. ". C. Sits Of Jfrsey .N
CItv; Mrs. Jeannette Eldndge;, l.; l. EldTiHge' ,
Charles Eidrdgc. Mrs Eliza Hook, Mr and MIs'
Charles V. Hoffman, Mrs. Robert Karnoksn' Mrs
Jennie Seymour, Mrs. NJ. Betnor, + W. koeblingi
futz Meissner. a. g. Methfessel; [; JARVIS Oh
PhIladclphla; Charles Carpenter, Of New-Bruns-
wick: and William HIidenbrandt. The burial was
nj Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
NEWS FR0M THE SUBURBS.
POLITICAL PROSPECTS IN JERSEY CITY.

II v,as reported in political circles IN Jersey City
yaster,l,y that an effort would be made al the
',,Dtiug of the Board of Aldermen next Tuesday 10
rcorrnnlzr the Board Of Finance and Taxation:
Tho hoard is composed of five members. Three If
tLrsc congressman 4. G. Hardcnbcrgh, Allan l..
WcUermOtt and Otto ileppenheimer are Demo-
cr,ts and the other two, Emil DOty aud Thomas
Tordon are Republicans. All the members OF tho
Rnord we're appointed 10y Mayor lau.sig, who was
,,,ycu powcr of appointment 10y q law passed al
-. srs.iou Of the Legislature of lSS3 The Alder
,,cr U, ho p-evous To- the paSsage of this act had
tho appoiutmcut of the Finance commissioner
claim that the act ~ mc0us M utlonI. kCceHt!N
tarv appointed Rodcrlcl Is. Seymour and Isaac
Toi1aine 10 the Board. bat the Mayor refused 10
rccognizc them anO they carried the matter 10 tho
couris The supreme Court decided that tho Law
which rave the MAYOR power vi appointment was
unconstitutional and tnen Comm 'sSIonerS McDcr-
mott and IIaTdrnheTgh. whose D aces seymour and
Roinaine were ~ take, appealed Ia the Court OF
Trrnrs A decision has not yet been gwen.
Should the decision of the supreme Court 10 MS
toined. the Board of Aldermen, which Is RcDubll-
can will il il saId remove COmmlssloncr Jordan
anT mt ex- a ldcrman John Reid ~ his place ""
R,ord will then consist Of RoGerIck Il. SeymouI.
Jsaac Romaine Emil Doty and j I'm REID. Republi-
cans. and otto ilcppenhoimcr, Democrat. The new
Finance Board viii have the appointment
of n CIV Treasurer, City Controller and Corpora
lion Attorney. All these offices are held by Deme-
cr,ts. Alderman Abcrneihy, rumor has 1t, Will be
made CITY Treasurer Alderman Furman CRY Con
troller. William 4. Lewis Corpora ton Counsel, and
Mir seymour Corporation Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
RR,NlkINN.

Nieh1rl T. O0oNd. wealthy shlp-chandl'r was
o1r,ally declared insane hN Judge Barlet' NsStcr-
day uron thc decision ot a iorN,
Mayor Low returned to hiS oticc yesterday ltcra
week, gh,encc n i;o>tou, where NJ spout S"me oI
his timc WORKING upon his most annual message
\ commission appoiutcd to inquire into the SANITY
of pafrlrk Hayes Who trlrd IN October io shoot ms
wife hcrup to hear testimony yesterday. 1t con-
,,.icd of John G.. johnson, phNSicmn; l.. y lamh
lo,y,r: and T.. +. De Seid,us, merchent. IiaNcS Is
a Gambler aud whom ho trirl 70 shoot his wic he
wIsaviiting trial for nearly killing George Nor
v,fc nr WolL-ang Gortz testified To layes's mel
nncnoly and depressed state of mind and SAID th9t
Have, was insane from jealousy o. his VIE aud al
cohohc abuse.
The will Of John j. Siuu veil, president of the
National CIty Bank was offered for probate ycStci
dov II includes the following charitable bequest' :
~ 600 10 the Brooklyn City Dispensary T2,ooV'
F.male Empioyment Sucirtv IN tourt-St.; SZ,ooo
IIalf-Orphan Asvlum in Atlantic-4ve ~ ooo' IRA
ham T. stitute: %2OlO, Brooklyn Industrial school
,ssociation: - 600 Broohlvh Hospital; $1,000,
Young Mems Christian Association oI Brooklyn'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
SHERIFF FARLEY's APPOINTMENTS.

The new Klngs County Sherih, CharIes A. Far
lev made his Appointments yesterday. Acting on
the ac sonian motto that to the vlctors bei0ng
the spoils" he made practically clean sweep
a,pointinQ twenty-five pew subOrdlnates and re-
sepointing six minor ones The chief OF the new
Ones are eX-FIre Commissioner McLaughlln ~
-upder-sheriH, 10 ceed Frank S. Hodgknson, and
InfbonV Barrett as counsel to succeed eX-DlstTIct
Attorncy Catlin NJ " B. Burroughs is made
warden Of Che Raymond street jail. Mclaughlin is
q neohew of the " Boss and IN the days when the
pr,,elvn government was in Democratic hands
moved an efficient henchman. Among the names
Of the thef appoiHtees those of Anthony Barrett,
Maftin Van Buren Burroughs, Zachariah Voorhees,,
VILLAIN Cunningham and Francis IA. McGuife are
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31

unable to work she locked mp in an attic room
with little food n clothing for herself or babe. The
woman was not allowed to leave The house. or COM
muncato with her relatives. ard the food was
handed to her by her husband. She stood thus
treatment until the cold weather set IN.
and went TO the house Of Mrs. Schneider
about mile distant. TO a re-
porter she said " could tell some terrible things
abo'' my husbands mother shall bring suit Tor
divorce when | am well enough to visit my
parents
Schucller and his mother DENY having p"rsecuted
Katie " am willing to support my wife, said
Scluleler "bdt she will not live with me. l al
ways treated her WELL and my mother VIII swear
IN -
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
TO REVIVE 4 srEAMsHIP CONFERENCE.

Mr.. Kunhardt. agent Of the llamburgAm American
Packet C0Innany, said to a TRiBrNf reporter yoS-
tcidly in IccdId Ia the proposed rc-cstahllshncnt
1f the Continental Conference ot steamship lines
suppose the conference Will be rc-cstablishcd IN
January but IT will not affect us any. Our rates
are the same theirs. r2O. We wOuid not Joiu The
conference on account of the restrictions II wanted
TO impose. A. to selling tickets we have enough
agrncIes 0f our own throughout the c0nntry 10 sell
our tckctsn Il could not be learned thai there was
any prospect -, the rc-cStahlishnent of the North
Atlantic Conference. One agent SAID Il do not
think the conference will ever be re-establshcd
The interests of the different companies are too
varied" The Continental Conference consists Of
the North German LLOYD. Red star, Netherlands
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
NO NEMS OF TIE EMENS.

No information as 10 the Whereabouts of the
Even brothers could be got downtown Yesterday.
The assignee of .hc firm Mr. Ridley said he had re-
ceiycl no news OF them and knew nothing more re-
gardine their movements than ha did the day before.
Henry ~ Evans broihcr-ln law OF Warren Even
ir said: 81 do lot know where they are never
had any business relations whatever with the fir
| am confident they are not III Brooklyn. hey
have no relatives m brooklyn except Mrs. Even >
mot ner and they are not there In the cotton
Exchange the general opinion was hat the Ewcns
had gone Is Canada. one man. however. was con-
hlcnt that they were IN New Orleans. He said he
had a dispatch from one ol them dated III that
-
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
1.-THE STAR NOT YET sOLn.

Cnnflor K AckernAn huSincSS maWNcIT Ot Ihf
Si,r s,id Yesterday: There scarce ANY truth IN
tnc statement printed in The ines TINS morning %
concerning the reported sale of Tie Star Ihc iaCt
is me NiGr has not vet been sold. William H.
ENGLAND. the son of the publisher of The Sa'' has
maie an offer for The Star lie has an oPtlOh
for its purehase until tomorrow al noon. III ne
docs not fulfill the terms of the agreement theh nc
will moi Get IT, There are two other persons negC-
gstiating for The star. ono or thew IL Jonl R. ~
to give at present. hen the fnai negolations are
closed " ia tell You all about IT. l. OF course, am
not at liberty Ia say what thc N1Il0uS u,olS az M
The entire stock will bc sold Mr.. Kelly, who IS the
largest owner, thought this would be tairest Tor
lf ned
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
WORK or THE PuIor> FOR AYrAR.

The annual report uf the Pilot Commissioners
read af tbc meeting of the BoaGd Vc~tVtdaN, II
slows that thrr, ayc 1873 licensed pllols tor thN
pott of whom lSl are IN active service I'm the year
IN, n.tn. have died aud two .ctirtd. Thor places
have hrcl hllcl hy passed Uuurcu Ices. lAutc arc
uilrt,cn - loi boat, n thc ~vtNl,f Pilot boat Nu.
- was DESTROYED hy COLLISION with the Roma On
iul, 80 hut .hc has horu u'pllccd by Nuuthvt boat
lu tlr yclr q Ot1 yc,,c, have bcol photcl m AMI
nuf nf Ire harbor and tor tins service lo.olt 10
ha. been collected. luu. serious casualties hhNo
occurred. The iuck on which Che Nmctnr' llouo
struck and oi I,r rocks which have been discovered
since thr adN eut ot large Il 'amShpS SHOW ihai
new survey If thc hlrhor is much needed. >iNteon
sunk,n WI cks have been removed The cty cows
nave as "a rllc been dumped at sea- but Oh. iloa ug
Sill no legal proof ha~ been collected. The dump
ing of the scOws of dredge. has continued rcc,-
lcs,iv the mud frequently being dumped IN the
channel Pilot Shields who Was in charge ot the
steamship Cornwall when II ran down the LOrntY,
was suspended until the next meeting, when his
case will be investigated.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
TRYING TO END HIS LIFE.

Daniel j. Herdy age twenty-five, of Ne. 2i8 East
Tvcntv-seventh-st., went into the Twenty-thrd
Precinct Police station yesterday afternoon suffer
ing from the effects of laudanum, which he
had taken to end his life. lie was sent to
he Presbyterian Hospital. The reason for
his crime is unknown, though II is surmlsed that 1t
was due to dependency. He lycd with his mother
ut No. PIG East Twenty-seVcnth- and had been
out of work until two weeks ago. when he succeed
ed in obtaining employment for short time.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
HOTEL ARGylE FURNlrURE SOLD.

\ portion OF the furniture and fixtures Of the
- ute Arevlc was sold Yesterday under chaitel
mort rage hcd hy David II. Acker trustee. The
r. merry i'm The cellar including the boilers and
ST .ucating apparatus. all the glass aud silver
ware, dishes, cooking utensils, ranges, dining room
furu ture and bar fixtures were sold by Richard '.
U.rnttt auctiOucer, to Charles l.. shelly the
highest bidder. The prices obtained were low and
the total amount received dld not exceed one
twoutic,h of the cost of the material sold. Mr.,
Shelly ls been for several seasons the manager OF
n Manhattan Beach Hotel, and, it is said. Intends
sal, viii be continued to-day and ON January
and g.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31

On Moi, ~ afternoon the body ofJohn t'aIlne,, ,oI
tuinnpoU townshtp ot Wosiohosicr wan buried III
~ knymnld- Roman tathoh, Iemetrry az hfnggS
Neck, tho Rev, Father Waters conducting tho
aciyiccs. Yesterday information was sent 10 tho
H,V Father Met abe To the effect that the grave
had opened aud the body stolen. The state
ment wa, repeated by anumher of residents, aud
the IunOr had become general in Wcstchester and
lnionpOrt. Uuder these circumstances Father Me-
Cabe sent his bookke with Il son of the de-
ceased man and several others TO le cemetery.
After removing portion of the eaith from the
grave they found evidences which satisfied them
that the coffin had not been disturbed. How the
rumOr was started could not be ascertained.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
MEN WHO Will ASSIST MR. .MRTINr.

Randolph B. MARITIME succeeds Nr )ucy as Dis
trict. .Attoraey Tomorrow, aud Las ie-n o 'crrun
with applicants for positions IN - Office. The
nantes Of hls SubDrdinatcs have not heol officially
announced, bat Colon i John H. Fellows. one oi the
assistants under Mr. Olncy Is sure of retaining his
position. lie grow iOarse at the G 'agO tOnVen-
tion by his ST soches IN favor OF C.e Glands Loml-
nation ani ne reu lined hIarse rom constant
speaking in tie Democratic cause nth after the
election. Cunning :. Bedford. wh' was formerly
an Assistant DstUci Attorney and lily judge IN
the Tweed days, viii be another o. Mr Marines 5
assistants lie i we known in Il city, and an
especial fr.erd If James Gordon B, nett. lie has
bccu candidate for u.ny noulnati 'ns at the hands
of the local Democracy.
Delaney Nicoii, 10 is enough OF Long Island
er TO have beea delegate to the convention mat
nominated Perry Belmont for Congress last fall Is
another probable appolntee ne Is young. Il iaf3r-
lite m society and horid speaker. Assistant Dis
tTict- attorney Pames and othor faithful County
Demo rats are at hand to receive the other place at
S75oOa year. James Fitzgerald viii remain m
Office a. Deputy Assistant or Asst ant. lie was
fornrfiy stale Sen lior and rln fnt Congress last
fail. Edward Vernon, y0uDs lawyer, Is spoken oil
for auOtf her position.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31

Mrs Charlcs Burns left her homo IN Fonrth-st,
Hunters Point, l.. l.. ut y. m. on Christmas
morning to go to the butchers shop at Ihrd-st
aud NcnOn-ave. The shop was closed aud she
cnstcd hy n young man. VIII, said: Good morning
Mr.. Burma | want to SOC you for moment. lie
then asked her for soma money aud when shc re
fused II the rulian struck her on the back oi the
head vi'h slmu shot, saving III XII YOU"
The an fell inEpnsiblc To- the ground. and thc
wnian oftcr riding her packets He'd, leaving the
woman rd,nd nn tho sidewalk, Shc was in
conariot uuitl sunday when shc gave Ncrprant
Roulette oesct'ption of her pnsolAnt tJohn
Murray q nntorons rnllan ui iluntcrs Point, was
artrstcd and idrntilrd Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
CHARLES f. LANGLEY MISSING.

A general alarm was sent ont last night by, Cap
tain BerghOd, Acting Inspector at Police Head
who ha, been missing since Sunday. He left the
Morton House on that day to go to Taylor's
Hotel in jersey City TO meet his mot her hut did not
Ger there and has not been heard of since. The
description of him is rather vague He Is good
looking and has short. dark brown hair, and was
dressed In a black suit with dark oyerco3t and
derby hat
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
CHARGES AGAINST A MoTHER-IN-LAw:

William - huclicr. of Winfield, Long Island, tw'
Years ago. married Miss Katie May. a haudsoD.
brunette of 81 nklyn. lmmediai ely alter the we'd
ding tour Schallcr took his bnde 10 he home of hls
unIcnts Two days after her arrva al. ahe says that
6er mothcr-in-law informed her that she should 90
tn work and pay or her board This she consented TO
do and was given fifty cents week besides her
hoard while she worked. but when She bccamc ~
she received no pay, and was given poor food
r.moustrstod with her husband, but he refused 10
do ANYTHING for her as his mother would not allow
hlm. She then left hm and returned TO
her parents, whore she remained seye-
eral months. Her husband and hls
mother tnen requested her to return 10 Winfield,
saving that everything wonld be all right. She re-
tuInel and soon afte~ gave birth TO q child. Beng
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
wuAr Is GOlNG On TO-DAY.

Meeting ~ the Board of Aldermen. 49,.
Hearing On injunction against the Mayor ahd Auer'
mcr superior Court. .,.., -. -
Meeting uf the General Committee oi hhihIa'l'' WI"
iutrttats. 49,, ,..t,,t..- II a ~,
N,G Garrison reference Benedict Building ~ o. H.
Meeting Of Dock Commissioners.
Meeting Of Par. Commissioners. ,
U,,ola az Dck4nn ca4e. supreme Court, 'hnmh'r'
Anniversary uf Branch Bible ana lrult Mls'sh' N"'
IQu Last TWrntN siNti-st, f.1O T. m.
pnorr ni Authnis club to Tie tlnh. evening
Watch ni4ht services In Mrthodsi Ep''opai chut''7'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
NEWARK.

George stout, colOrsd bo0lback, was found in
an alley at an early hour yesterday and soon died
He was unable to speak, but his symptoms were
those of strychnne poisoning
George Bauer ago sixty-four, of No. Sc Houston
st. le sportsman who accidentally snot and
killed lself near Linden on Monday while hunt
lngraObIts with Charter Knoll aud three friends
The left side of his face was blown away: His
body was sent home ; lie leaves a wife and one
daug gltcr
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


Windsor Hotei-W. Christophersen, SWen-
anl Trsklno VI. Phelps, Of Chicago ;Gtand oonr;n'
Hotel Congressman George tirddcs, OF ohio.
I,orJ JJo,e-t tunarcssmen SeabOrn Reese ana j. -.
Clements of Georgia .... Breroort House1iiorhto T.;
r~hard Director OF the Mint. and i. B. Elliott or the
Treasury Department. HODmdn House ohn "a
bailey t. :. Consul Mt Hamburg Abenmfe ho'e, o.
The Rev Dr Thomas X. Conrad of fha'p'ada' a ;;, ,5
r,,uec V9,ef-Ihe Rev Or r. B. Tairbarn OF It, Strph
en.s College nm Arcnuc Hotel EX-Congressmah
Lraleuek Milea. of Connecticut.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
cICK POOR AND FRIENDLESS.

ocascof Mrs. Matilda McKcckncy. of 70. u Bed
f,rd Of is worthy the attention OF the challtanf:
A TrIprNF renorter Yesterday was led by chlid
dawn a rckc v narrow stairway INTO the cfIiiiI,
the no n of which was rotten ana covered Mitu
refuse Far i'm the rear OF tic cellar ann il2ht
va vieiile THAT'S where size hycs,' SAID tho
child. The woman was seated III front OF an oid
stove for which only ha!t-shOyeIul OF coal re-
manned The walls Of the room were moist, ana
rho mastering was dropping on the floor, Mhlch
,ras ful of rat-holes Her bed was made OF panks,
resting upon boxes and chairs, ana and an Ola
straw mattress covered by qu.lt iulI OF hoieS.
Even i'm such a condition thore was an eNlurh!
attempt at cleanliness Mrs. Mcheckney mas paa
attack Of asthma and her right sNe Is paIalY Zcu:
She * fifty wears old and came TO his city irol1i
England thrty-ive ycals ago. she ~ nlafflcn 10 Il
painter whose health haS always been poor ana 10
qslst him she has kept b0ardcrs III V'flous paris OF
10 civ having been al No. J3 and So Macdousal-
st for number of years Her last place was ~
Vo 90 JaIaes ST where she was burned out ana
her fmnlture partially destroyed IN SepiemheT,
ISS3 What was left was stored with Mr: idggart
IN ABINGDON square. and I was sod on December
IL for ; 90 storage. ,,,,, ,.a
in furnisf ed room with her husband uniii IA
August " hen he ci fIOm scaiiold. 1ractuilhg MS
leg He was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital ald iheI
10 Raudall's Island. where he i now. Inc VIE
nayyued her iewelry ana ever, thug she had ioi
bread She took a room at No. AZ LclON-''.' ana
was turucd ont on tho street about three weeks
ago For eleven days she had no place 10 stay ana
wandered about the streets begging 'pr nIcid'
beiur offered a place 10 sleep at nicht with .
man Who had formerly been her servant. About
t,u laVs ago a charitable person gave her -,
which DaiI tor ha room Size j. now IN nnih To-
morrow TLer, .ili b. = 4 due th,u, and she hos
NOT hing toward n.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
NEW-JERSEY.

HoBnKrN-Patrick Doorey a coach driver in
the employ of Undertaken Crane while intoxicated
yesterday swallowed large dose OF Paris green.
The dose was great that his stomach would not
hold IL
ORAvGE.-Juns Schroeder, of No. 444 Bruen-
ST. and Louis Blauck, o. No. 2-l Mulberry-st.,
Newark were seen lettering near the door of Ham,
melI's shoe store j. Main-st., at L a. III. Each had
a sharpencd railroad spike in his pocket and they
freely admitted ahat they had tried to break open
the store.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
ORDERING TENEMENT HOUSES VACATED.

ITpon the recommendation Of Sanitary Super i.
tcnAent Day the Board of Health Yesterday ordered
the tenement houses No. 81 and j6 Mulberry-st. to
be vacated within ten days, on the ground that
they were unit frr habltsilpn by reason Oi dilap-
dation and filth. The houses have hecn occupied
chIcly by Italians and vagrants for some years,
aud VAN efforts have been made by the Police and
Health Departments to have them kept IN prOper
condition. The order 10 yacatc was passed by tho
Board IN th" Gee" of "A letter from George Is. van
derpoel If No. go West SXtieth-st, IN winch he
asked foT an extension oi time, adding, Judge
Loew the brother of the Controller, Is also mter-
e,ted Ia the matter aud Will communicate with you
at oucep
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
lssr1Nc \ EoRaEn prArn cEErIrIcATE

DR. J. Milton ~ Hams. young color 4 physician
II N1 209 last one h.udrat- t-1ni-ihIl. C.. COM
pl,inel AT Tee H.l.su of VITAL Statistics yesterday
tn1t hS ma lc mad been forged on cert iucatc oi
death. who stated that Arthur Williams x,
three had d. 40 N'. Z06 East Ninety seven. ST.
ON pccemL, 20 from sc,otuld and o"u.uuipt.o .on. y
huual permit Wa~ issued AMI the child Wa, bui'i.
When tle child d',d nr. Williams Vas in thcar'.
The father IS tr3ri Williams cn.orci porter in
IN, employ 81 the Elevated Railway company. Nn
,he dav hc.ogc me ,nl.d'S d'a,h. Mrs. uliam-
called " Dr. Iuuomos EisncI, a German WHO Is
NOT recognized as a physician 10y f1e Board ~
Health hut who has a. 0t Gee in o. '-h fn'.ion aud-
thlpl St west Cf tnlTt-aVc. Sine W tDid 80 "a
neighhor tl3t nr. Williams hail 3-kc his pat .'nt,
to cal Nir ! l.ncr dun g las absence.
El~ucv prescribed m, l,!ue tot tno ''. ' and Slte'
its death the mother Was told b, Cd oman ln i1'
auicc THAI IiSucr was obliged to procure teit1
certificates from other phN>lc ans. Alter waiting
samc hours Mrs Williams rrC. tfrt Ih" CrttlN. az"
tor which a charge OF >ci hat lccu inadr amt go
cents additional w,rc .'mauIrt Tor q, '4t1uhlng q"
Chicago tor p,iWiS>i, d. {, use lr VA tNui>S nJnr
Mrs Williams was .lNl'uS Nt~itit1N over an
iuSuruuc, policy i'm %. uauo a. 'ho clld ISSUED hN
the John ll.ucock Ngtual Ito INSURANCE. toW-
pauy ol lo>t1n \ ticud had NVt p ne policy
hv paylos e. cents a wccS. S.uCc tu. ,MluN hutlL
y and thc family feel cuUtcd "a near. fluo. II '~
feared however. that on ac,oU tt %. 10 lrioguNriN
OF the death certificate the money u' not Ice pllL
Deputy l,egistcr ge son. u st.ltu"ut To- thc
Board of Health an t was roicrrcdtO the attorney
for action.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
", ;TCUESTER COUNTY.

SCARsDALE.-B I. Butler in addition to leaving
S75, 900 to hi wi and children, had his life IN
suled tor $50 J,O0) n favor OF his wife
WHITE PL,IVs.-The Supervi Ors of Westchester
County YES .Idat were served with an injunction
by tho town Of O,sinIng restraining them from
passing resolution 10 levy 5000 on the town ior
A ueE road.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
AIONG TIL SOI-Nn-

BRr 5FP9HT.- he three barges lost in the Soma
in the sto7il on Christmas night have been found.
SoUrH NoRwaIK.-Ih frame for the cO-opera-
tive h'ttorJ ncg factory was rlsei Yesterday.
The contract calls tor completion within thirty
DAYS
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31

"wha; fuVn'ture such finish - roN tsaier
wouans faci asks Ncorcc blot \o anN We arc happy %
provided "a glow ot health tc n"r ne t"ntr AZ
lhc pale Nicus. hoNtc~. ~ Tie oensup
iiv or evident Sufcrng - te tu,c eengs
o arrOw and gCt nat and coMtc o. tc thcm &
M plerces "t.odcn MNt.al Discovery" the
renc,, consumption AMI other dScsof N rcsp rltoy
system wen A. dyspepsia aad other digestive troa'ss
Sold where.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
/ INC ISLAND.

EAST NFw-YOnK.-Burglars entered the dry
,ds store of Wi,scnbach IL Co., az Atlantic and
lyaria ayes., yesterday morning. by making
a. q ths rear cellar wall, and property worth
81 OF vas stolen.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
Jersey Oily.

j. Rarrete, who attempted to escape from the
iludsO4 'ounty PenlcntIarV, while serving a term
of three months for burglary. in the Court of Gen
cral (, ,ions yesterd ~ sentenced to eighteen
month, II the State Prison.