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New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

threw d,scrsdit upon Ill concerned. A. least u o.
ssay d.mrsnsa the ,Sss:tc o. sS Bsyns Y
Sn.''s,aSassst was sSoasst a"a a Edward: secured and
rv The referee sss s dSSS'd SiaS 'dss ds s"S
no ainst which Princeton protested The refesec
tScrcupon IL s resigned. Yale refused TO accept MS
though Captain Bird offered to take any reputable
Harvard player on the grounds. After protractea
and utterly stupid delay Princeton Yielded, unGer ger
lSsds:; i.Ssd' and Sr. Appleton was retained:
In q few minutes during which Yale played with
exasperatine sowness, u became az the na'e Snp
with the game un finished, and Princeton ciamorlng
for fair chance. She had outplayed ner opponea.o
at nearly every point and 1t looked as sne was 20
be cheated out OF the game. Inc rcieIeo asiooo W
There was little cheering and absolutely no en-.
thnslasm on either side Is the CROWD nnd a
alike felt that the game had been wilfuliy pro pro-
tractei. 1t was suggested that hereafter Y would
Be- well to SS fSStn r. Sss dark
Princston's umpire was ". ". Connor' and Yals''
Louis X. Hull.
THE REFEREE DFCLARFs 1T A DRAW
s,S S'w'Ip " ,ss 'AS S isss Avenue s"" sss
night the result of which was thAt tnr rnirreu 10
clarsa bs game draw on ,sehn.cai eons,f"e ',ca ,n
Sa,n" aHaii bs diy,dsd into two halves OF three
quarters OF M hour each, The game was called pc
fore the expiration OF the second iof'y'''e '"'"'
utes.
ODDS ASp yNps-0vsnntAnD ny pysfASptH'
faneuid Engiishman 10 group Of admirina Anglo
naiiars. There must be- sonc'hing ~ tue Anct.
ican climate. don't you knows youf sports emu NO
EntbnsInstic miss with a brother at college {,
ION, Terry IL Just magnificent; His playing 10
superb. He's q splendid athlete -,
Tender hearted little woman 10 hor escort wien
Richards was hurt Poor fellow! Its shame
that they let him c there on the cold ground
WHY don't they put their wraps under him ! such
brntes men are Aud that horrd doc tor, pui,ng
of ,is gloves 30 Iangndly Oh r. were only
man = I'd like to be near him. lie should have
my coat.in minute -,
Handsome society girl; surrounded ,by
lot Of young college aiei'ows tbimc NEv,
at college but practise sports ~
when the crowd broke into the field aud sur
founded the players)- Highly amused young woman
to her friend Don't those men 9 relp,nd M ySn OF
Outside the grounds the Princeton coach pass,
ing the men silentl-YOung lady. much excited
and stainpng her foot energeticaly Cheer !
cheer Why don't you cheerV
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
SPORT UP TIE ROAD.
A nOG-GUERsING At "GABE" CAsE's-CRoss-

noG-GUERsING AT "GABE" CAsE's-cRoss-
COUNTRY RACES.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning lines Of carriages
Of al descriptions, from the family'cOac TO the
light tIOttng rig and from the natty pony cart of
some fair Young woman to the dashing tandem of
the young man who affects the English style, might
have been seen vending their way through the
Casc's road-hOuse. From the opposite direction
Westchester County farmers. dressed in their best
descS could have been observed beand nnd for
the same destination. Riding clubs lone horsemen
and crowds of mcn and boys on foot were
IS anythna the same true resort %ercan wsse: isse:
to 'S. the s' .uSy%.nt jSy"%s 81
iSsss Ssss sui5STs s is sa1y By sh0; Of
in 1880 gave q THANKSGIVING "hop- guessing
match" winch proved TO be such success that lie
has since continued it zach year with the excep-
proved impracticab!e. This year. in order TO havo
more attractive programme; ss, he added a cross
dash to the bill BY the time the festivities beg an
the sheds at the road house were full and many
teams we're fastened TO trees in the grove at the
was lined with carriages 1t looked like an old
fashioned country training day. The course to be
taken in re- T. race; s,oS: WAS marked out BY red
srdo"s seen at jerome were paqS nc' such
ied ilags on slapely poles, but were strips OF red
uaftnel 10 supiukr. III IaCt, everything WAS
of u primitive description. excepting, perhaps, o
majority OF the spectators.
the siiessingO on the weight Of the hog came first
There seycntv-0ne guessss taken at 81 for
each guess A mammoth black hog of the Ierk-
shire breed was led ont. II Was evidently of some
what uncertain age, aud having been provided for
the guessing match year ago. which did not take
place was not quite as young as II shonld have been
10 make what might be termed good family pork.
II was innoceni-6okinG. but was not quite 40 inno
cent az Of the sniesscrs OF the weight Ot
hogs as shown by the figures placed after some VI
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
PULQUE, TIE MEXICAN TANGLEFOOT"
r,orrsspond,nc, OF The Springfield Rspmblfcdn.
,......t.,,, ,t,,,t th. vaac OO0 on ihp laOpuO

Correspondence, or The Springfield Rspubtrdn.
runs, r"ltca indian, whose name was Papantzn
first to discover that the juice OF the magney agare
string bring this new blessing into royal favor he
dover and commissioned her cupbeorer to the king
This ancient llebe we are told vas young ana bsa .,
pul1ue but weddcd the maden and so to this day the
beytfagc Of old PnInnizn-who was no doubt called
,ersai brverage of fhe lower classes IN Mexico ,..
Magsy e 4. n ea,,e, ,s % @ , so,,ry S' tres @
rocks On The pionainin sides and sflisns up ne weed
sie,lran i,ayau ias u ,bat Paradise was Mesro ~
general anh tiat The yttlinbr in,hh " EiEt wns 10
s'a ss 7 IN Y st yal'h H. pi at,e ai@ t x" ~"
Is md q e ~. % " s saa a .' .Us M ,sl MA
sa,s ,eay \, it aa1 . ,et ~ M i,sg ,slaa v"H n"s @
sad sis, 10 liaegsl ahd 90 iiY aat, 70 y ,,eiilte
' ,,"", ss"raa,5 . I .sWss iafed anG aef aNoialpd
psai @ % Ip'ItWa ihd tasls aNa eat l'ef mh1 VII,
Aesa 'hos y aes es' w., aa saa a.a .eas a Wate @
lHl'sS pie;"'e G1 4 Ssisls. s AID GsSsE ,sass '
.rse.. Ts a""Y 4" as e T'sss D. "
Is H. iiss s 'R hs espssssd T Juice q fs
the other Is ths towering nagney, that wonder o. o.
he district Of Tcaiia only no puue Is made from it. be-
cause thco its special virtues enable the same plant to
piuIllcc Inc HIdHUN
grows and which is widely used Throughout the country
Trouia brandy made by ancient stem daring Dack
Ia fhe days O the Aztccs which consists IN simply roast
ing the bulbs IN furnace dug IN the ground This gives
swcctish liquor which. when distilled Yields the favor
lie intoxicant. IL is said that one can get dender
drunk and remain longer Oh smaller quantity OF
caua tLan any other known liquid. although II Is IA
cooress as water and almost tastecss But the prn
cipe magey product IL pnlquc. Of which 1t Is estimated
that city exicO alone consumes over 25OOoO pints
daily Next to pulque and teqnila the magney can be
made to yield excellent quality OF nolasses, by car
fying the sweet decoctpn OF the bulb When distilled 1t
produces brandy but ndstillcd molasscs, superior to
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

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81: Sis:sE :ss iss s1 i::sa e SiS sz::
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Wiz si@s unSs, G.' y %ss 9sss % s ss' s 4
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Arrived yesfoeisv
dSsTs Co. weasel sssis: scs v''s n'Asas
sAILRD
Sv fsSss sso az Ms~S:S y e.
s,aiS,a II;s .IS HUI kss,~ss Co. ItS w.
::
si.IS".S aas nsISs% sss o.Y a.rs.is.. x.,v
A.. reys L9ns Island seapd steamers ElssossA n,
bark Resss Parser for Liverpool.
MIsoELlASEOUs
% Ss.ssS "sS y 'SsH: ssss Ss:sS
%:s t.. sgs' az % S:.: s% ::.; =. =,
afk sarah hidgway. Townsend. has srrivsd n Hs.s
Kong sho lost sails ani sustained other damage.
Esys.d ..iors ~ "isw isSAy he % %ssiss 81;
TnE MOVEMENTS ov sreAxssS
f0nEiJN pORrN
Lcynos @ Noy s,J4triysd steamer prscops mr. sAns
,vsarooi. Nay arrived steamer jamaican ,Dr,, rssS
phis w." '"' '""''es
New. York. VIZ" -'''''~ :"
sl,isLiS Nov so-sacd. steamer Monte Rosa tBr. -,
sCtY Nov ?7Pssssd stsamer Normandic trr, Fruusus,
fr9m New York Nav ~ Oh her way 10 Havrr
PHlwLE P0lsf, Nov .UPasscd steamer tydou,a Nr, Ma
cargo has born on fr, fonr days ~"
BRkMks. Nov 2G-Ar1ved, steamer Bedford fBr, Attsm
hedd from Charleston ~
GlBRALIAR, to Nov 2G-Arrivei steamer Neustra fFy,
Jaubert from New York Nov ON her way 10 Msrsscs and
Genoa -~
24th-tryed steamer ulf Of 1t Vincent tBrl Andersen
fiom New York on her TO Alden.
BORDEAUX, Nov 23-Arr,yed sJeaner Chateau lHovfils
Or, LIS chape ain. from New York NovS
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
NE VS. From THE SUB URBS.
FARMERS GUARDING A ROAD.

There Is renewed excitement in Bayside and the
surrounding hanets on Long Island over the Bit
ter quarrel which has been IN progress for several
weeks between the farmers and Senator Murphy,
of New-YOrk, who lives rs agent on prop
erty adj,Ining the Bay the property being
o.iled by the New-YOrk Life Insurance
Company. A road which runs TO the water aud has
been for years the only way by which the farmers
could haul their loads Of fertilizers. brought by
boat. is claimed as private property by Senator
Murphy, who recently built str0ng fence across
It, The farmers ihel applied to Highway Commits
soner Frank IIUnse for assistance, who told Senator
Murphy to remove The lence at once. This notice
nqt being complied with the t,i eon,iss"lier ,sl,l,
ases AMI crpwl,pts .ptueeeied 10 the
fence md noiWitlstandile the epefeetic
protest of Senator Murphy and the leii whOii hu
bad Uii the watch, demolished the 0l,striietlop ~
few minutes Mi lj0nse at the sahie iiine nf0fined
the senptof that if h. uaiseh The renee ~ pc re-
lHillt that he would be arrested, A iiiihbef ~
fafippis ake tnfhs lav ahq nGll " eafiliiie No
f,al " prevent Ito bet ol,3t,igie ~ ,i'iss',e',
nest session Uf tho Supreme tnHfi, nest January
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
4 WORsE KICKER THAN THE MULE.
From The Los Anoslss KDpress.

The dHdTV E1pTVU'
DIR. Skctchlcy, who has charge OF the ostricn
form al Aunhcn was plucking one Of the things ono
day When they pluck Them stocking is kept on me
head TO blind the bird While he cannot see no Is quiet
Tie ulckcr The Doctor moved his arm 80 as 70 disturb
tho stoc King and instantly he saw what he hai done
J vent head first out OF the pen not caring Tor any
m"ro ninrs Just them As he tnmbcd head first over the
fence the brf-hc was Jack oneof c2nr.ect hy k,k
Whole panel length. Tho mules occupation as kicker
~ Conc In this country since the ostrich came.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
JERSEY CITY.

County Physician Converse has decided that no
inquest necessary IN the case OF Christian Vetter
the fourtccn- -year-Old boy who committed suicide
on "Wednesday night Mt No. III Linden-ave. Tho
boys mother is a widow, and came to this country
tained employment as housekecper for John Miller
where The boy killed himself, and the boy was put
to work in o barber shop in Essex-st. New York.
He complained to his mother that the barber re-
auircd him to wash dishes and do menial work in
the Kitchen, and he wanted 10 leave the place. but
his mother insisted on his remaining there On
Wednesday Mrs. Eetter gave Christian money to
paw his fare to New-YOrk, but instead of going
there he invested the money in dose of arsenic.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
HONESTY BEFORE ALL ELSE.

From Acfd C0IumJiand.
A well known fnancIer was addressing some
good counsel To bis son. - ,,. ..or
"sec here. my boy honesty before all Why last even,
ing n customer made n mistake in payment lnrtca" vi
paving thousa dollars he paid me hve thou
sand."
"Wcllw
IL gave five hundred to my partner"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
NOTHING but 4 FOREIGN COUNT

From The Phfiadstpha eau.
Mrs. Dc Blank" Poor Clara My heart
goes out to her. but what can do Nothing VIII com
fort her" , ~, , u,,., has han
pcmed thought she was happily married Everybody
lid n was q splendid match" ,
"Yes. that Il is true but everybody was mistaken
I'll. moor girl was basely deceived by designing
.rnuurci who masqueradcd in order to win her young
affections" ,,
4" SO we all thought, but 1t turned out that he was
uothiug but foreign count"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
LACROSSE AT THE POLO GROUNDS.
THE WILLIAMSBURG TEAM BEAT THE rhiLApkL'


The ton half inch of the Polo Grounds was frozen
hard Yesterday morning aud to walk over the crust
MAIDS sound like taat Of eo"Sreae {wist paiyssn,d snd
shr;veiied and offered little inducement for man
to fall. The people who, went up there at iO
o'clock to see tho Philadelphia and Wiiliamssburg
sa,ash cach Others fingers with their sticks gave
np their seats the grand stand and ran about as
groun il TO keep warm Tho Wi.liamsburg poys a2s
Roval Canehnawaugas, Of Canada, passing the ball
Philadoiphia team was delayed and those re;,, ~
NOT appear til after II o'clock. The game was
called Immediately lest the visitors hhonld freeze
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

NEW RocmELLR.-TwO packages OF dyuanii,e,
Charles Mehrer, the proprietor of tho Huguenot
Hotel yesterday morning. and caused general
New Rochelle carried tho dynamite with tender
care to tho waters of the Sound. The explosive
was found in the room recently occupied by some
men engaged in laying the Bcnpett-Mackay cable.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
IMPERATIVE DEMANDS 0F A THIEF,

reported lasl evihng 10 Justice iiets 0f Jamaica
that oa Wednesday eyenipg while hIs Wife was ~
selzing her by the neck ordered her, under pain of
death, to conduct him to her room aud show hln
where she kept her iewelry, She did so, and while
escape aud ran to neighbOrs house. The thief Sc
cured q valuable diamond ring aud some other
jowelry. Mrs. Sands gave good description OF
the negro and officers are now Oh his track.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
WHO SAW THE MOSTf
Hom desa Colambidnd.

Ifom Actd fOIaNbdnd.
Not long ago two gentlemen were cOnVersine,
one Of who had but single eye, the othcr posscssea
tho natural number. 49,,
The twoeyed nan mockcd aud jostcd ~ MS iriehu'
who growing tired Of the sport. impaiienty cricd;
81 Will lay two tn one that see more tiah you uo.
/" Done aud you have lost WIN two eyes, oi n.ccs'
- one moment. | see two eyes, while you see but
one" He on his wager.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
WHEWi WHAT FISH BAIT!
Ernln IN. CfncfnIlatt Elqutrsr.

From the Cfnctanati Enquirer.
Genuine earthwOrms exist in many parts of the
world which are giants Of their kind An example OF one
OF these has lust been received at the London Geological
Gardens from the Cape OF Good Hope. II measures he
tween four and i've In length and about half nm inch
across the body and has been stated that this paticu
lar specics sometimes attains to six feet.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
ADlyGEROUS PRECEDENTIN AONUMENTs
Jr1m The Boston Ecenfnp Record.

Jr1,a The Bos'on Eceninp Record. ..
If Sam Patch has mOn1l1tnC ralscu ioi n.
in Eochrster proposition which Is pending then otEer
characters must sooner or later CONE ~ ~
sharc In such h0nOrs Sergeant Bates, Private Dalei
Dau,cl Pratt, the who ate thirty quaiis III tny
days the who ate the and so oi-how Tue M ,s
cx1ands. The time may come when monuments OF tnis
sort may DC as common George Washingtons nurses
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

Runs earned-New.York, o. Brooklyn. o. First base
errors-NewYork, 81 brooklyn Struck out New.York,
z; BrOokyp2 Total left on Dascs-hewY0rk, o. Brook.
lyn, 4 Two.b.se hIe- -Hankinson. Kennedy, l. Total
base hs-Sew Ork, 10; brooklyn. g. Double plays-Yar
rcl Nelson and Bnroct Corconn and Ferguson and Bur
-I,cpscnlager 81 Hayes. l. UmpIro-Mr Daily Time Of
gamc-l hour and 20 minutes
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

run Avenue H0tet-SenatOr Eugene Hale, of
Maine. and Congressman B Tully Of California.
Ho6,an Thomas b. Kcoghsof North Carolina. -.
Libsmarl: Hes!5Paymaster A. Kenny.U; z. Navy.
Astor Homse General John Eaton, United States Com
missioner OF Education.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

seaiskB tiafWents, leading fashionable styles,
rsHnne Assta sklNs featen dfrs A. retitel NllHg ss
e.ptf hishfa n twest ssie pites nv sfietg tsats
''''''"' x T. sAtisp Msaaise HFaE iBs Pf,ieest
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

Frey captianed Lafayette. while Baldwin did tho
same for Stevens The respective umplres were
Swift and Munkurtz. Schultz of Yale. was referee.
The latter hadn't great deal to do and the spec.
tators shvered and shook in the wintry blasts that
swept over the field. although Stevens was having
walk.Over. In the first half Stevens scored four
goals and TWO tOucl,dewns, while Lafayette placed
70 its credit the time -hsnored goose egg The Wis.
were big, stocky fellows but their knowledge OF
football IL evidently theoretical only.
The general play of PIidgeon was fair, but in
this respect he stood alone. Cotiart and
johnson did some brilliant work for Ste
veus. Kletsch, the heavy rusher OF the
team. succeeded in obtaining q disorganzed nose,
and several others subjected to brief spells of
semi seriousness -Four or five walked with
difficulty at the close of tao match but no limbs
were broken, and the services of an undertaken
were not required during the progress OF the game
On this account, the college students vino wit
messed the game spoke Of It IS pacific in the ex-
treme and altogether the mildest OF the season.
In the latter half Stevens scored five tonchcowns
and one goal. winning the game by 50 points to @.
Baldwin had an opportunity OF kicking couple
Of addi tional goals. but failed to preft by II.
Roth teams witnessed the Yale-Princeton match
at the Polo Grounds In the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
LONG ISLAND.

A reduction OF per cent for the winter months
has been made in the salaries of the station agents
in the employ Of the Long Island Railroad CON-
pany.
NORTH HrMpsrEAD.-The Board Of Health has
served upon Coroner B. i. Everllt. OF jamaica
summons to appear on Monday and pay the penalty
for removing the body Of Lendal +. Piatt 10
Jamaica before an inquest had been held by tho
coroner of North IIenpsteaI.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

IIENRY A. DANIELS, N. D.,
14i Lctington-nvc.. between Iti oni 3uts sts,
Hours To D . nj. DiseAses Df the Neftsns 3ystsn
ueHtc.U riDary Ufgaiis Impotence and stcrllltv
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
AnneuncsnsnsA

Genuine Johann Hons Malt Extrscthas snature Of Jshsuu
Hoh snd Nritz Esnek bottle
all physcans for general debility Of tationA
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

NERVOUS Weakness, Dyspepsia, Headache
ahp jtyiliit enfea by welis' Hsata lKrhereEs 81
hutsh Un tvasis" ft6ehss i1ea ialud, tse
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

D.. Loss of power IN either sex however
irlurri, srrehy, torS,sly and t'naneuty cured A
tr wifi three letter Al ii,s fgt ty and book Of patep
ni Wuths Dispei arg Medical Association. UB3 MaBst,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
NEW-JERSEY.

NEw-DURHAM.-Otto Craft. ago thirty:hve. of
Seyenth-st., near WIlOw-st HObOken, while out
cunning on the Hackensack meadows yesterday,
ern Railroad train near This place and fatally in
jurcd He was taken on the train to Jersey City
and then to the Charity Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

BABIES PARADISE. Instantaneous Photog
rapy reduced into this city Rock wood II unior
square. Pictures Of children specially.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
THE MILDEST MATCH OF THE SEASON.
STEVENS INSTITUTE SHOWS LAFAYETTE HOW TC
VIAY--A REMARKABLE sCdRE.

Football players. rs a rule, like cold dav for u
game, as 1t gives an excuse for bringing into play
day IN Hobokcn yesterday, particularly for the
Lafayette College football team Tho Pcnnsyl:
vanians were pited against the representatives OF
Stevens Institute. The St. Georges Cricket
Grounds were the battlefield The teams were
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

For c,riously named clergy Philadelphia
takes the cake The latest reported Il the Rev John
Tea II looks a. though hls middle name might be
GIeen.-l darlington Free PresA
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

DLAIRs PILLs.-Great English GOut and
Rheumatic Remedy. Oval box 81 round SOC All drusFsts
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
, Az. uo,v,.ohr,c vrcn. Tho referee was r. Burke
nso ~ 49, and ihoir naaflona are % annoxod:

The Polytechuic and Adelph 'eam p'"y
Washing ngton Park Oh Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
Serious Consequences

ao ~ eaarrh 10 nat attended " 10 ssssaa The
disease frequently deoys te ense vi smell saa oftsa DO
yps into bronchitis 0r pulmonary consumption Uudoub|
.y many of consumption originate IN caarrh Hoods
cures catar aud enectsd remarkable
cares OF eonsunption itself, In Its early stages
suffered severely from chronic catarrh arising believe
from mpure bio II became BAL causing much sore
bronchial tubc, aud troublesome cough. which
gave great anxiety to friends aud myself two brothers
died from bronchial sumption. tried many advertised
remedies for catarh 10th inhang and internal but II was
simply money thrown away as received no benefit was
induced TO try Hoods sarsaparll and after taking
titles In health feenga
My catArrh cre my throat entirely vel and dyspep'
tic trouble accompanied by sick heaache have all dsAp
pearol" l.. LINCOLN, 81 chambers-st- Boston.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists. 81 for s.. Prepared only by
l HOOD CO.. Apothecarles, Lowell MasA
100 Doses One Dollar.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Adcrmcn's Committee on Railways, City Hall, noon
Acn-Allen divorce case, Robert Sewers Office. IL
q. ~,
Chamber OF Commerce special committee, 2 p. m.
Miguel Chac0ns sentence for murder General Ses-
siOns.
Henry Visions funeral, No. IL West Forty
Pm.
Conistock Conroy before Justice Patterson.
Examination Of cOunterfeiters before Commissioner
Shields.
The Rev, Todds lecture, Sixty first Street Metho
dat Church, y, u. IN,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

The steamship AmcTique, of the French line, from
Havre was fumigated at Quarantine yesterday, and
the cabin passengers came TO the city,
CITY MISSION WORK
The CITY Mission, of No. 30 Bible House, reports
for NOvember-47 city missionaries 30l meetings.
with an aggregate attendance of ~, 90 persOilsj
6l 10 tracts, books and papers distrlbnted 4,S0l
volumes loaned from iibrariesj b,Oib visits made
TO the poor and sick and nsedyi ll0 temperance
pledges. and 20b families assisted. The receipts
tor tho month were *3.27 90, and tho payments
$3. .s04 ~.
SMALLPOX IN THE sGnEETs,
The first case Of sisDefted small p0x thht has
ffonted tho Health Officers for long TINS was fe-
ported yestorJay, Ens.bi0 MnsllIen ago thirty,
tho Cuban cook aboard tho English steamer lpinc
went t0 tho lhiftlc'h Street Police SlatiOn aud
complained Of feeling III. Tho phyeiolab suspected
N hla symptoms the danger NJ smallpox and had
him removed % Bellevue Hospital.
pnrAKpOwN op A DuMiSioy LINE STEAMER
Tho steamship Colorado, OF tho Mallory lInc ar-
rived at this port yesterday, having in tow the
Wyauoke, of the Old Dominion line, which started
for Norfolk. Va, on Tuesday. The next morning at
% o'clock, when fourteen miles south Of the Della
ware Iightship, ono Of her y sions gave out. Her
passengers were sent tO Norfolk yesterday by the
Roanoke of the same line and her freight was for
warded by the Manhattan.
BROOKLYN.
Shepherd blanchard, age sixty-three, while Mt
work yesterday on the ship Lewis Walsh, at the
foot OF TLirty-nintlI-si., fell into the hold,
distance Of twenty feet, aud received possibly fatal
injuries. His home is on Jersey City Heights.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
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