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susPENDING A GRAIN BROKER.

r. Reese member of The Produce Exchange,
and grain broker at No. 10 MOore-st., was posted
Yesterday as being unable to meet his mercantile
obligations HE Board of Managers also suspend
ed him from the privileges of membership Tor an
unlimited period. member OF the Board SAID:
A complaint was made TO the Board by e. X. willard
x Co that NJ: Reese guilty OF each OF nercanule
conduct as well the Of the Exchange ana We
de ermned act severely to give BODY 10 uer
stand that Produce Exchange will not cOuntenacc
anv transaction does bear the closest Inspection
We found that Mr. Reese had made contract with f. r.
Willard & co., involving only about 500, ana that ne
aeward went to the firm and plead TO be relieved as ne
had not the money meet his obligations therefore we
suspended him from bis privileges, ana posted nm as
unable to meet his obligations. His liabilities however
nu. npIN
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NEW-YORk CITY.

Thomas Walter, an Grand boy, of No. GIL Sixth
ST., fell through hatchway at No. % CentIe-st
yesterday, and was killed instantly.
Three apartment houses, TO cost 100000, are to
he erected by A. II. Jones III Fiftyseventh-st., east
OF 1enth-ave.
ARRIVAL OF A CHINESE GROCER.
All Long, Chinese grocer from san Francisco,
made application to Collector Robertson yesterday
fOr permission 10 take up his residence and business
Ill this city, which was granted
MONEY DEARLY EARNED.
August MaTkOwsky, lOcksmith, was sentenced
yesterday III the Court OF General Sessions 10 seven
years and six months for sDatching q pOcketb00k
containing $50 from Johann Zsenpek a newly ar
rived immigrant, near Castle Garden Oh April 20.
THE ROCKAwAY sTEEPLECHAsEs. Ffx
The steeplechases of the Rockaway Hunting Club
Will be held on Saturday at Far Rockaway at
Pm Special trains will leave Long Island City at
ment except for extremely stormy weather.
DEALINGS IN REAL ESTATE.
The executors Of David H. Halght have borrowed
$350,O00 upon the buildings Nos. 513-510 Broad
way, and Nos s4-92 Mercer-st., from the Green
wich Savings Bank. Observation-Disclosures
James has sold his house in Gramercy Park "
James Campbell. for $4,000.
ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY TO CAR HORSES.
The Grand Jury, on complaints made by officers
of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails against drivers of Ihlrd-ave street cars, IN
dicted John Wall the superintendent of the stables
for letting the lame horses leave the stables. Wall
was arrested Yesterday. He peadednOt guilty, and
was baled in $3.50 by Henry Hart, the president Of
the road.
AN AUCTION SALE OF sEIzUREs.
The semi-annual sale OF the seizures made by the
Bureau of Membranes took place yesterday at
the corporation yards. Messrs. Van lasSel and
Kearnev acted as auctiOneers. The miscellaneous
lot of furniture, stands, bricks, signs, barrels of
lime and lumber was sold for 1870. The next sale
will take place in November
THE TYPOTHETE ASSOCIATION.
The Tvpofhetn Association Of master printers and
publishes Is making arrangements to lease house
and extend its means Of usefulness 70 the trade,
Resolutions of regrets for the deaths OF Danisi
On Saturday the Typothetp will assemble on the
Alaska TO wish pleasant voyage to Viee-PTesident
Theodore l.. De Winnie.
ST. AIMS CHURCH FAIR
St. AIMS fair now In progress at Ferreros As
sembly Rooms, Tammany Hall, will close on Bat
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LONG ISLAND.

snnerintendent of Public Instruction, addressed
the Kings County Teachers Institute yesterday
RosIYy.-The Rev. L. C. Morgan, of the Episco-
nal Church, has accepted call TO Grace Cnurc ai
Wbitestone. The Rev. T. w. Brown will succeed
Mr. Morgan as pastor Of the Roslyn Church
OYSTER BAY-Edward Eastman, the former
school collector of District No. . who rs charged
with having embezzled $418 OF the sch9oI money!
arrested Yesterday in New-York. He was arraigned
before Justice Frost last evening and In default OF
81 600 hail committed to the County Jail for trial
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MITCHELL AND EDWARDS ~ TRAINING.

Among persons in this city who find pleasure
in boxing matches much interest taken in the glove
contest between william Edwards, the eI-lght-weight
champion or Am RIGA, and Charles Mitchell, the English
CHAMPION which is 10 take place in the Madison Square
Garden on Monday evening. Some favor Mitchell be-
Of hsfsuperor weight ana height others howeyer
axe up in agility. Mitchell, who is looking we'll is
training under Charles Bansey ROwell trusted friend,
and daily INDUCES in such amusements as dumb-bell
lifting and bagpunchng at, private gymnasium IN
broadway near Ihrteth-st. Edwards IS working under
bi4 brother mt the country house Of W. r. Trayers at
Lyndhurst " j. He will come TO the city on Saturday
and make headquarters at Thirtiehs aud SlxlhdVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
BEGINNING THE BRIDGE EXTENSION.

Superintendent Martin and Major McNulty, of
the Bridge engineers, yesterday inspecting the
work of a gang of laborers who were excavating
holes ia Chatham-st few feet from the Registers
Office and the City Hall Park. The work was ex-
plained by Major McNulty as follows:
We are digging to-day the foundations for the Bridge
extension There Will be six pillars for its support. Two
viii stand on the sidewalk at the Registers ONCE, two in
the middle of the street. and two on the Catham-St sde
sunk ten feet The pillars will be line with those OF
the Bridge portic0. The stairway OF the Elevated Ian
viii be moved several feet up CnathIm-st, and star
way will be built at the Registers ONCE for the convent
ence OF passengers
No Injunction was served on the Bridge people
Yesterday.
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EAHoRABLE TO CONSOLIDATION.

The Sheriffs still bivOuacked in Nilsson Hall
ycsteroay and kept guard Mr. Mapesons property
;heren denOsited Mr. MaplesOn himself see med In the
highest and informed IhPU ne reporter 9%t
Sr Aaron ana his deputies The difficulty, It Is under
stood consists In tho fact that all the SIGNATURES OF the
Suarantors have not yet been obtained Among those
st wanting Is said 10 be that OF James H. heene VINO,
however notwithstanding his embarraSsments Is ready
to discharge his obi satlon. -,
A meeting OF the special committee OF the two houses
was held yesterday at which w. r. Trayers W. H. pins
more W. Cutting e. g. Haven, ogden GQelet and W. q.
whitney were present. Considerable discussion TOOK
place but all those present pledged themseyes 70 regard
that the state OF affairs promises well for cOnsO dalton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
DEOORA TON DAY CONTRIBUTIONS.
erdinand p. Earle acknowledges the follow
TWO SCHOOLS OF PHILOSOPHY.

Before the Society Of Medical JURISPRUDENCE
and State Medicine at No IL West Thirtyirstst last
evening Dr. Henry Howard, OF Montreal Canada read
a paper entitled "Why Lawyers and Doctors Fan 10
Agree He maintained that there an aRtazonsin,
especially In insanity growing out OF tie dnerence
between the two schools OF philosophy In when tne phy
stefan lawyer taught Professor L. O. Gray OF
Brooklyn. read criticism OF the Fillmore VIII case eI
aiming the Authorizations OF the wife or the e1fres-
dent. DIR. f. w. Russell Of WincbendOn, Mass, WAS
elected a LII amber of the SncIetY.
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PERDIT1 II. THE WINNER.

LoSD0N, May S.-The race for the great
Cheshire Handicap Stakes at the Chester meeting to-day,
was won by Mr.. A. Benhom's three-year-Od bay FLY
Perdita H. by four lengths, with Mr.. H. Chaplins six
vearod chestnut mare Wandering Nun second and the
Duke OF WestminislerS hyc-year-Old chestnut horse
Vhippcr-in third. There five starters Only neck
ted the second and third horses The Grosvenor
Course where tho occurred, Is nearly nile and
rteri i'm LEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
NEWS FROu THE SUBURBS.
CO11TyR.NI GETS TWELVE YEARS.

The trial of julius Columbian, the Italian WHO
was arrested in New-York recently on
information furnished by Mrs. Peck, took
place at Richmond, !. l., Yesterday lie
was accused of stealing bonds from the house OF
owen McSorley, at West Brighton, on April -
1883. Mrs Peek told the story of her dealing with
the Italian, who took the stand in his own defence
Columbian tried to prove an abb for her husband,
hut the Jury found him guilty of larceny in the first
degree and he was sentenced TO twelve years i'm
prisonment. C0lumbani sobbed c0nyulslyely When
sentence was passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
ALONG The SOUND.

BB,pGppoRr.-Owing to heavy seas and con-
tinned east WINDS the steamers Rosedale and Crys-
tai Wave did not make their usual trips to New
York Yesterday 1t is proposed to increase the
police force from 60 to 1870 men.
GREENwICH-Israel Peck. who died recently,
left $500 each to the American Home Missionary
Society, the Seamens Friend Society, and the
American Missionary Association ; $500 each to the
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions and the American Educational Society OF
Boston, and $3.50 to the Children's Aid Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Assembly Investigating Committee, Metropolitan
Hotel. 10 a. m.
Marine Bank directors meeting, 10 a. IN.
Dog Slow, Mad on Square Garden.
gu6-Garrson case before Referee Dwight, IL a. IN.
Combipat on cattle sale, American Horse Exchange.
New York Detroit baseball match, Polo Grounds, A
p. IN. =, Al. ...,,,o ~, al
Church, p. N. ~ ,-...
Indpe Shea's lecture on "The Genius OF the Common
Law Averse to Formulas and Codes" University Chapel
s p. ,..-
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wJT71c1SuS AT THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.

At the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday oVO O
new mattresses we're delivered by FACTORS Deng te
usual spring reftting. one OF the many polcaDs aVos
the lobby noting Presidents arrival at the sans Io
IA the sses remarked that they were piooapy III
tended 10 let HIM down easy. When Professor D9reps,
the tenant of Mr. Arhurs New York husOe, caed IN Tue
evening the same wit asserted that 1t was tn as
certain what day In 1885 would be called upon to move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
NOW TO TRAIN oHILDREY.

At st. Paul's Evangelical Church, In West
Thirty fourthst last evening Miss Emily Coe, president
OF the American Kindergarten Society told the parents OF
the how begin the estabshment OF tee
Christian kindergarten She said that there were twelve
foundation stones OF character such as Obedience non
esty trthfuness and children should be taught to build
on those stones. Tho Bible was ono Of the stepping
stones aud should be substituted for Mother Goose ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HoteL-President Arthur, ex-
Senator william IT. Barnum, OF ConnecuCnt; ex-1oX-
ernnr Jehn O Brown, OF Tennessee, and eX-Mayor Will
lam Means OF Cincinnati AStor HOuSe-Judge j. VI;
Wilson, OF Washing on Hotel Br"nS~eh-(0oHe
Ionas IL French, OF Boston. .Srlerdit HOdSe-W. W.
Armstrong OF The CieceidHd Pian Dldicr... Vc0i1d
UOlet-J nj. RodOcanach Greek Consul at Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACR.-COngressma Lewis. Beach has informed
Lofts l.. Robbins, past-commander of Waldron
Post, No. 50, q. A. r., that he will place memo
rial stone over the grave of every soldier In the
unmarked.
NEw-CTY.-Peter u. Conkln, of Blauveltyille,
yesterday IN the Circuit Court recovered 5000
damages against the New-York Ontario and West
ern Railroad for careless blasting near his prem
ises.
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BASEBALL NEWS.
TIE NFw-YORK NINE WIN THEIR THIRD VICTORY
OVER THE DETROIT TEAM.

Despite the stormy weather there was falr
attendance M the Grounds yesterday to witness the
third mpiOnship contest baseball between the De
trut ana NewYork niues which resulted In victory Gr
the latter team by score OF to a. The game was wei
PLAYED on both des, considering the bad condition OF
the ground and sharp fielding was done especially
by IIanUDson, Cess aud COnn0r Ward MADE MS nIst
aDpearance m the pitchers since the opening OF the
championship season. and with Dorgan's able support pc
hind Inc bat showed in excellent form. shaw, VINO
piiched for the visitors, also effective, but Walker
who caught for him. played a poor game; both cLuos
halted fairly well but the home team punched their NUS
ami won tue game by sharp fielding and base-running
McKinpOn and scott payel well their respective posi-
tons, aud Hsnon led the batting Inc scoe is ~ loi
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
ALEOTURE BY DIR. NEWMAN

The rain, no doubt, prevented the Rev. Dr.
John p Newman from lecturiDg TO packed mouse iast
night but under the most unfavOrabe OF auspices the IN
terror OF the Madison-ave CongregatonM CDurcn was
moderately blled. Mayor Edison sat on the pulpit ana
listened to the lecturer he told OF the Buried Cities
in the Valley Of the Euphrates." DR.. Newman was ap
pauded frequently The Ranney patty was Conspicuous
by its absence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09

MODERN IzAAK WALTONs.-A party of Nor
WITCH fishermen looking for fatfsh at the POquetanhOo
bridge recently found the country boys ont Ia u force
In reply to an Inquiry If the business paid this spring
bright boy replied Not vet sri We want re" Oh
them Norwich fishermen to come down who say 10 us
when we pull in extra large one Drop that In my
basket sonny and say nothing We flourish best when
them felers are sitting round herc-lNOrwch Bulletin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

SING SING.-The canal boat No. ,095 in the employ
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company and
loaded with coal, was sunk last night. he cause
is unknown and also the fate of the men who may
have been on board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
NEWARK.

The annual meeting of the Board of Freehold
ers was held yesterday.
Captain Rainey, of the Salvation Army, against
whom an execution was issued by Police Justice
Hood TO satisfy a Judgment imposed as a penalty
for breach OF the peace, was arrested yesterday
He decided to pay the fine and costs under protest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09

the udsrgarten No teacher was any account unless
she could occupy the minds Of children 40 long as they
child should be made to keep st longer than twenty
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09

s.o,., Thomas Manning which Michael J. Collins
hod soJd 70 M. VannIng, were bonorably DIS
charged by the Grand Jury at Richmond. All th'
men were from NewYor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
WINNERS AT LEXINGTON RACES.

meeting OF the Kentucky Association opened today The
winners follows First race, for all ages mile
LADY Loud time I:23a second DisteIs Stakes" Iii
mics for al ages Freeand, time 2;26 third, selling race,
for all age- Syio tine 209 fourth, for all one
mile Princess, time l54
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sTATEN ISLAND.

PLEASANT PLAINs.-The Rev. George Miller has
begun crusade against the liquor traffic in the
village Several women are assisting him.
sTAPLEToS-Michae j. COllips, John Collins,
John H. Montague and Simon Mckee, who were ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
1l4Lexinyton.ave, between 29th AMI 3JtLss1
Hours 3 10 /, tot. Diseases u tbs SsFyopssYss,A
(3enito. Urinary organs. Impotence AMI ltsrusS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
pnpprn or scAR.EpLN IN A cHOPHOUSE

William Kicker, of Nos. u and % Ann-st.,
at Police Headauarters last night complained that he
hal been robbed OF pin in an Annst choPhouse:
It was gift 10 him, he said, and he yaued It. Inc pa
was a horse hoe set with diamonds, and III side was
horses head with the eyes of rubies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
MAXINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunr4,es 444 sets7O0 Moon sets 43l Moons agsdS IA
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandv Hook $3.50 Gov Island, 1888 Hell cate 9:2S
PN.-Sandy HOOK, 7l6 Gov Island. zoo Ioi GAt9 9'43
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He has brother living in San Francisco anu
another in New Orleans.
FUNERAL OF COLONEL sHUMwAY.

FUNERAL OF COLONEL StioM "hi'
The funeral of Colonel HenryC @. Shumway OF the
9TH Regiment Veteran Association was heid IN inc
Madison square Presbyterian Church YESTERDAY.
Observation-Disclosures from Veteran Associations, 500 IN
ali with the following wsre pressnrt
Colonel g. W. Laird; ,71st, Colonel P gih
stan 23d Colonel HotchkiSa ana tn,
Co,onel L. W. Winchester. The escort
was the sth Company of the 9TH Reg%enfSV Nv
Colonel Shumway's company-commandeq ny
lieutenant Plerson. The pall-bearers were James
B. Wilson, DR.. T. Matlack CheesemaIl, "; A. Ia ANN,
beer General Charles Ro9me General 6 Aora%
Cyrus ii. Loutrel. w. II. Pond, Edwin N. CIaw-
ford and James Price Isaac n Judson, Ihomas .,
Thorn. Thomas w. Todd and j. III. Gardiner. A Among
others present General Alexander sn IaEt'
and Captains Casey and Appleton and q, Aa)4 man;
Rand 9TH Regiment Cyrus ". Field, ": ID. Dlns-
more. the Rev. /. lie Witt Talmage and the mem
bers of the Academy of Design The services were
ed hv the Rev DIR J. Tuttle Smith, chaplain OIL the
9TH Regiment eteran Association, detall oi
the Sth Company, veterans, guarded the BODY IN
the church last night audto-day another detail W ~
escort 1t to Middletown, Conn.,, where the Duriai
will take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09

RIMS earned-DetrOta, !, NOW YORK, "; nTstoa'o Ou
balIs-Detrots A. New. York. hrstbase by erIors-De
fIo,t, o. NewYork. left bases-Detr0lts, I, New
Vors, 6; struck ut!D,;rots .. New.Yor.; 4; two,
base niis-Welch and Nc RinnOn threebase h-Hanloh
double plays-Farre AM scott Wild pitches.shaw =
Ward passed GalsN ker Z, Dorgan Time OF game
hours; Umpire MI. Decker
The game in Brooklyn between the Brooklyn and Wash
ingon mines was again postponed on account 0f the u-
tit condition Of the grounds.
PITTsBURG May sThe Metropolitan nine again proved
too strong for the Aeshenys to-day winning an easy
victory follows:
metropolitan. ---.-..........-. 4 n ~ y
Base hts-Metropo.an 10, Allegheny .; errors-Me-
tropOitan 3, Allegheny D.
PHILADELPHIA May s.-The Chicago nine surprised
even themselves here to-day and the home nine
most unmcrciul drubbmg. The score was:
Ph I,sSlniia o
Base hts-Chicage ID, Philadelphia q; errors-Chlcago
z, Philadelphia Z.
Other games played yesterday were as follows; IN BAL
timOre-Baltlmore q, Athletic 4. . - >, TIL,
In Cincinnati-Cincinnau \, indianapolis 81 Baltimore
Union o. Cincinnati " aiOn z.
I'm MISUNDERSTANDING 9, Monumental 8.
In LOu.svlc-COum lus |, LOuisylilcO
The games which 10 have been played IN Boston
and Providence were postponed because oil the ram
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Announce ments.

Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract Ia, Signature Of
Hon and Mortz OF every bottle Endorsed
ali physicians for general debility Beware Of limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09

T an absolutely pure water, the only in which
microsc pca examination AMI chemical analysis have failed
living impurities OF kind II has been
by authorities in this country and used
exclusively and recommended by many OF our bestknown
delicious and wholesome table water
Sold drug and at the depos ll2 Waterst and ~
East 2lst st., New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09

Before packing away, ! will offer splendid
bargains seaskin sacques Paetos and Dol
repaired and received ON storage and
inssured against all losa g. G. SHAYNR,
Manufacturer, 1913 Prince-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09

SKINNY MEN. "Wells' Health Remover" re-
stores health and vgor cures impotence etc; 81.
TROUGH on COUGHS" Troehes, l6c.; Liquid, 25c.
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SIMMONS AND NATHAN MUST ANSWER.


John E. Simmons and Jacob l.. Nathan, both OF
whom have been arrested previously Tor dealing IN
lotteries. and who were recently witnesses pelore
the Assembly Committee which is now lnve Stlgat-
ing the Ponce Department. were arrested yesterday
on bench warrants from the Court OF oyer ana
TeTmner They had been indicted by the Specla
Grand jury for refusing to answer questions put TO
them by Charles p Miller tine counsel OF the com
mittee The question that Simmons refused to an
was
DO the entries IN this book-exhibit 140-which was
taken from drawer IN your desk by Mr.. PINK srtOn I
some of when the raid was m ,de DO tne entries
IN that book under the heads OF pol or pc or p
at pages 572 $50 refer in manner to tho ponce OF
TO moneys known as police noneysf
Nathan refused to answer several questions, but
the one on which the indictment Is founded refers
to an entry III a memorandum book marked E&-
hiblt 3:
Captain Killilea. any time can see you ana you
want 10 see me would Ike to fix things with YOU lor
Won are the only that does rot want 10 take any
chances vet all the of the Captains take tue sugar.
and why don't you take II Please lot me KNOW
The indictments are drawn under Section ~ OF
the Penal Code, which makes 1t a mlsdaneanor 10
refuse TO answer any material or proper question
before a legislative committee. The prisoners were
taken before Judge Barrett and were committed 10
the Tombs in default of 81 900 bonds each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
SIrIClDE FROM FERRY-BOAT.

man, apparently sixty years old, was fG seen
standing near the rail of the Staten island IerIy
boat West6eld Yesterday when the boat was APP
preaching the Clifton landing on the O'Clock Trip
from this city. Soon after cry OF - Man oHe do
board !" was raised, aud the old gentleman was
seen struggling in the water The ferry, boat was jas
stopped and backed, but before lfe-6oat coui1 pe
lowered. Captain Jones, who was III charge OF M
Munro's Yacht Norma. riding at anchor near os,
heard the alarm and jumped into yawi thaI was
floating astern of the yacht, and reached the man
who was taken from the water still anve, ana
landed In the WrecklnC Companvs dock at STAPLE,
ton Efforts were made to revive him, nut lie dld
not rally, and life was soon extinct.
several letters in the mans pockets We're a az
dressed to H. F. Cooley, of No. l19 East Fifteenth
ST. IL was learned at the address that Cooley
was the suicide and that that t 6ad l Sis
rcnt from remittances received from his
son. He had a family somewhere, the landlady
said but she did not know where. Cooley, who
had no occupation, mad been living at the house
about three years. Family troubles are supposed
to be he cause of the suicide; but the andlady IN
cllnes to the theory that Cooley Tell overpoaru
while intoxicated.