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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
VARIOUS NEw.JERsEY TOWNS.

Observation-Disclosures have been author
lied to obtain subscriptions for new hose car
raige. IA dinner will be given by the Bloom
field Orphan Asylum Association to the managers
of the Asylum next Thursday. 49,. The carpenter
shop of David Decker was robbed on Thursday
night of tools worth $780,
ELIzABETH.-The Albany Tlbbetts Corps arrived
at Elizabethport on the steamer Walter Brett yes
terday, and were received by the Veteran Zouaves
in pouring ain. The public buildings and many
private houses were decorated. At noon the Mayor
reviewed the troops at the City Hall, and the two
commands paraded to the Armcry where dinner
was served. Last evening there was display of
fireworks.
RAHwAY.-Edward Toms age twenty, was
struck by team near Hazelwood-avc., yesterday.
His right arm and left leg were badly crushed
that they were amputated. lie was otherwise in
jurcd and the physician said that he could not
cover.
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SHE TOOK THE LOT.
From The Detroit Free Press.

Z" Do your women customers bother you
much :" asked a citizen who talking with Wood
ward-ave. grocer the other morning
"Wel they seldom want TO pay the prices. 1t seems
natural for them to want to beat down the figures.
There comes one now who probably wants strawberries
Here are fresh fifteen cents per quart and
yet II should ask her only eleven she'd want em for
ten"
"say, try just for joke. If she asks the price
put It at eleven"
The grocer agreed and presently the woman came up
counted the sixteen boxes Of berries under her nOse and
of course inquired:
Have you any strawberries this mOrningi"
"Yes'm."
"Fresh onesl"
"Yes'm."
'In quart boIesi"
"Yes'm"
"IIOw muchP
"Only eleven cents per box, madam
Tl take the whole lot" she quietly observed as she
handed out fye-dolar BILL and take 'em she did.
The citizen disappeared at that moment and the grocer
somewhat believes that 1t putup job between the
two
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Port Natal Acrs Maracaibc Daisy Boynton. st Thcuas
BELOW.
Bark Atlantic. fanfare, St roix,
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAxEh&
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON June b. Arrived, steamer Kepler On Asksw.
LIVERPOOL June is~irvsd steamers Horror (Rr, Farrell
from Now-York May 3l Bessel Br watson em New York
Nav 29 Foodon (brl Mch Dllep. from Bstmose May "a
Isle on WIGHT June 13-Passed steamer Aesgran Mon
arch tRr Harrison, from New York Mag 81 on her way 70
z1Rp June 1sPsssed steamer President osrnsld OBI,
Uiggns from Montreal May 20 on her way 70 Liverpool
HAMBURG, June Arrived steamer bohemia Soer' KAT.
H%ynS June l5~Aniyed Provenes orr, Lesuby
from New-Orleans May a.
MONTREAL June 13-saed. steamers Celia and orexon.
HLLIPAY, June l3-Anived. steamer hAn"ver'an (Brs
Thomson. Liverpool rue nc ,u.s,. ~.
VERA CRUZ, Juno l3-Saleh steamer Niv :" foooA Des'
ken, for NewYork via Havana
DOMESTIC PORTS.
boston. June l3Aryed steamers Cleops,rA Coipy var.
mouth Ms Allegheny. Howes Baltimore oiAucns bearss,
Cleared steamers PavonIs Br Dutton Liverpool RassaDo
OBr) Atkins. Hull -. -
PHfLDEP HlA June Starved steamers Norman, Cos
gins Boston Pottsville. Bacon Portsmouth, ,.,,,
Cleared steamers Saxon Snow, Boston bIcdle Wslace
New.York Foley. Dckman, kingston Lancaster, hnss
BsyTiuoRz Juns i3-Arrved steamers Hsrtonrn lBrD.
Pyne Bensaf snifolk Irl, Williams swansea WIN Law
renee uooper Savannah; vineland. Hart SewYcrk
Cleared steamers VIM Woodward. Young, NcWSsfH
savassIa June is~saled steamer Chat oocbee. Nsv.
PENSACOLA June ls-clearsd ROssshrs CBr) Lon
NRuoELEAxs June 1sAt the Passss-Arrived. steamer
sailed steamers Clapeyron and Jucero.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
<o..1 1890 ahaapshaad n

Coney Island Jockey Club races sheepshsad Bay,
3 D.
seswanhaka Yacht Club annual regatta
New-York Canoe Club regatta, New Brighton, 3p m.
Mori2rty case, Court OF Common Pleas
sehofed divorce suit White Plans .
Atalanta Boat Club regatta and reception, Harlem
River, 3 y. IN.
O'BrieH Democratic Conference, e1-Judgo SteWrts
Office, D. IN.
Elevated Railroad directors meeting, No. II Broadway
American Athletic Clubs annual games, Polo Grounds
p m. - -, ~.
tederkranz Society festival, Washington Park after
noon and evening
Tammany General Committee, p. m.
Mayor Edosn's Cabinet, City Hall, p. m.
Independent Republican Conference, p M a.
Meropotan-Toledo baseball match Metropolitan PARK
4 10.
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MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT ARTHUR.

The drilling rain of yesterday morning
caused change In President Arthur's plans and, in
stead of going TO West Point, he to his dentists,
where he remained until o'clock and then returned to
the Fifth Avenue lote 10 attend 10 ms correspondence
early for West Point he had few visitors during the day.
Secretaries Lincoln and Teller; John w. Foster Minister
KINGSTON and surrogate Rollins were among the callers
Shortly after o'clock PRESIDENT Arthur and Secretary
the Chester A. Arthur one Of the steamers OF
the limited States Quartermasters Department which
shortly aerward started for West Point General Sharpe
accompanied them. The President win return tonight
by the United states boat Dispatch, and remain here
over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
sIrNDRY CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

STRATFoRD.-Captain r. w. Andrews Of Sumter,
s. c. reached Stratford yesterday and, called
on elias Wells. age ninety-one, whom ne met
seventy-two years ago.
SOUTH NoRwALK.-Among the secured creditors
of O. M Bogart q Co. are ex-May0r Dudley T..
Ely, $40 900; First National Bank, $4,000 south
NOrwalk Bank, $4,000.
GREENwICH.-The Lennox House has been made
League Hotel, and the many wheelmen IN TINS
vicinity feel that they are well provided for; .-.:
The Rev f. C. Porter will be installed as pastor OF
the Second Congregational Church on June ~
BRIDGEPoRT-Three burglaries by ,New-foTk
the Superior Court yesterday the case of F, Seeey
against the city to recover $4,000 for injuries
from fall was decided, the plaintiff being award
ed $50 and his costs.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The steamer City Of Rome will take ont
among her passengers to-day the Rev. and Mrs. ID. N
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. o: 3, Sanford, Mr. and Mrs w.
eayes Mr. and Mrs F. w. Stephenson, Mrs. F. l. James
Mr. and Mrs. b. A. Turner Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Matthews
and the Rev. L. c. Voss.
me steamer Furnessa will take among others the Rev
and Mrs J. II. Nixon the Rev. W. j. Reid Mt. and Mrs
T. V. Moore Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ludden Mr.. aud MIRA g. O.
Perkins, the Rev. and Mrs L. s. Woodworth, Mr..
and Mrs W. X. Crosby.
MIR and MIRA w. W. Cutter, Lieutenant j. Mcclellan
Dr. and Mrs E. f. Relchert, the Rev p. A. Pussant Mr.
and Mrs p. A. Lang and Mrs. W. W. steele will sail by
the steamer Waesland.
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pives his name as Max wsllig, and denies that he
has been guilty of any crime


has been guilty Of any crime.
IN MEMORY OF Ex-JUDdE BoswoRTH
Ameeting in memory Of ex-Judge Joseph :. Bos-
worth was held by members OF the par yestTeraay
Ex-Governor Hoffman presided. David Dudley
Field presented the resolutions, which we're we're
seconded by William A.: Butler ADDRESSES We're
Others present wcre Chief Justices sedgwlck ana
Daly. judees Van Worst, Ingraham, OGorman
Freedman Truax, and Van Hoesen, Surrogate hSt-
James G. Carter, F. N. Bangs, Stewart L. Wood
ford and A. j. Vanderpoel.
THE MANHATTAN TEMPERANCE AssoClATIoS,
The Manhattan Temperance ASSOCIATION ns,a
]. b. Gibbs was elected president, D. L., Gait y.
W. w Mitchell and S. c. Lusk, secretaries. Inc
Rey Dr. Joha NsTman was D s,eS5ea Horace
Waters, ]. A. Bradley and J. b. Gibbs trustees.
There were also thirty-tireo vice-presldents
elected Mr. Gibbs said that the moShs had
$500 more that the COLLECTIONS Ihere was
spirited argument between. D. WalfoTd and =;
Galt as ito the membership fee MI Gibbs a f Sa
as mediator and said: The membership shah 10
as free the water we drink"
STEAMSHIP AGENTS IN CONFERENCE.
R. j. Cortis, agent of the White Star Line Yer
non H. Brewer of the Cunard Line William Gov
erly of the Anchor Line and other agent, of lines
belonging to the North Atlantic Conference, met
yesterday at No. 10 Broadway to discuss the DiiI
bills of lading, the provisions OF which are CON
sdered Objectionable. One provision especially
Objectionable is that which proposes to make the
vessel responsible for freight until delivered TO the
port of consignment. The agents say that they
are willing to be responsible for any damage OF
loss caused by bad storage, or breakage, Dut they
will present an amendment that will relieve them
from responsibility when such loss occurs from ac-
cdents that may be uncomfortable.
NOT A GOOD DAY PoR THREE POOL SELLERS:
John S. Stow and Thomas Murray, who conduct
James f. Kelly's pool selling business S at Jerome
Park were prisoners in the Tombs Police Court yes
terdav Murray was arrested and Stow, learning
that Anthony Comstock had q warrant for his
arrest voluntarily appeared in court Both men men
were reuuired to furnish bail for trial i'll the Special
Sessions Court. Kelly entered aplea of guilty.
Mr. Comstock asked that sentence be deferred for
few DAYS to give him an opportunity of presenting
afidavits regarding Kelly's character He said that
the prisoner was the boss pool seller in the cty,
the business. "Just now he added be has men
on the Sheepshead Bay race course selling pools
The counsel for Kelly opposed any postponement,
but the Court announced that sentence would be
deferred until Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
JERSEY CITY.

The local highwaymen are becoming more dar-
ing every day. The third case in as many days, was
reported to the police yesterday. Louis Saunders,
a colored man, while on his way to work at a. IN,
Yesterday, was brutality beaten by footpads at
Ninth and Provost SITS.
John H. Morrison, ex-Inspector of Police was
fined, yesterday, $500 and costs for keeping dis
orderly house.
Joseph Allen, of No. 55 Newark-ave., who was
employed as freight conductor on the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad, was struck by a bridge near Elberon
Yesterday and instantly killed.
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HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Senator George F. Hoar,
Of Massachusetts and Congressional Delegate Morton
Post OF Wyoming. 49,. Ercreu House-Henry Watterson
OF The Louisville OorierJOunGl. Moo YORK Hotet-
CONGRESSMAN william Dorshemcr. Grand Cenrd
Hotel-Congr Frank Hurd and General A. " Rice
OF Ohio, and Colonel Anderson, OF the 6Sth kegnent
British Army. .... BTepoort House-G. dc WeekherIn
Minister for the Netherlands at Washington. Netote
Hotei-Robert Garrett OF Baltimore Windsor Hotet-
Ex-Governor s. Ii. Ebert OF Colorado
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ANOTHER WORLD" FALsEHOOD.

The World yesterday stated that " the famous
steamer Alaska known as the greyhound of the
Atlantic, has been purchased from the Guion Com
pany by the Cunard Line" The statement is de-
clafed by the agents Of both lines TO be utterly
false. Vernon II. Brown. agent of the Cunard Line
SAID
There Is not word Of truth In the story that we have
bought the Alaska There have been negotiations In
fiat direction There 10 whatever TO suppose
that there Is any truth ia the
Mr.. Gibson, general passenger agent of the Guion
Line. said
me Worlds story is ridiculous II seems that The World
received anonymous communication and Pucsnea H.
ing IL tsy send the letter down TO us and want 10 know
n Il IL true. There IL not word Oh truth IN IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
BROOKLYN.

There will be music in Prospect Park to-day, from
p. m. TO 6 p. H., by Conternos band
The Atlantic State Bank, which recently sus-
pended was dissolved yesterday by order of Judge
Pratt, of the Supreme Court Freling Ii. Smith is
continued rs receiver.
The annual classday exercises of Packer Institute
were held yesterday in the chapel of the institute
building in JoralemOn-st. The class history was
read by Miss May L. Willets the poem by Miss
Josephine Gottsberger and the prophecy by Miss
Mary NJ. Stevens
The City Hall Park has been improved by taking
ND part of the tagging and replacing it with Q
broad plot of turf at cost of $3.50. 1t is proposed
TO place row of fine maple trees around the Park
and the City Hall itself at intervals of twenty-five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14

University Building ia TO undergo considerable
changes The class-rooms are 10 be entirely re-
fitted. new library is to be prepared large
enough to hold the Law Library when mas hi'h
new labratory Of analytical chemistry was 70
Gently completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
NEWARK.

Thomas II. Harrington was convicted N
the courts yesterday Of obtaining money on
false pretences and was sentenced to three years
in State Prison and to pay fine of 81 900. Har-
ringtOn two years ago deposited two fraudulent
County Bank, and the Essex County Bank. He
then induced Benjamin Sheppard, of No.. $50
Warren-st, to indorse his check on the Essex
County Bank for $57.
James Brannigan, son Of Alderman Brannigan,
of No. 10 JOhn-st. Harrison, was killed at the Mar
ket Street station of the Pennsylvania Rail
Yesterday, With several friends he crossed the
track in front of an approaching train and was
struck by the engine.
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HE WaCLD RATHER N0THAVE SAID IT.
From M Whttshan Repte,o.

Here is a story which actually occurred. and
which only wants illustration from NJ du MauTier
be perfect example OF things would rather not
have said" gentleman rather nervous and well mean
ING il Introduced married daughter OF well known
perhaps 100 we'll knOwn-satesman. The lady, desir-
GUS OF setting her companion ut ease brings for
ward her little boy. "Im't he wonderfully
like his dear grandfather Do you know
/ think he will snow In time something OF his grandfah-
ers ability The gentleman, anxious TO DO agreeable,
and thinking he Is saying pleasant and az the same
time rather erudite thing: An yes 10 In very curious
how I'm some families hereditary talent misses genera
ton and reappears in the third" Then the weinten-
toned speaker discovered, from tho expression on the
observation.
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

SPRING yArIyY.-On Juno "a, the Rev. Mr.
Bache, Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge %, OF
Masons of New-York State, will conduct speciai
service In st. Paups Episcopal Church.
timed Yesterday before Surrogate Weiant after a
long adjournment. -. The Rockland County BLDG
Society has reelected ex-Judge Cole, as president
and Alonzo Wheeler as secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Butler, brakeman on
a freight train of the New York, New-Haven and
Hartford Railroad. slipped in front OF one OF inc
cara on Thursday and was killed.
CRoToN.-A freight train on the Hudson kivei
Railroad got off the track OF o. m yesterday, and
bockaded the road for nearly six hours. Business
men on their way to the city were greatly neon
yenienced by the detention.
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RANK MANAGERS IN CONTEMPT.

The managers of the Newark Savings Institution
charged with contempt of Chancery Court of New
Jersey in disobeying the orders of the Chancellor
by making prohibited investments and placing the
assets of the bank out of the jurisdiction OF the
comrt appeared with their counsel in the Chambers
of Vice. Chancellor Van Fleet at Newark yesterday.
1t, was announced, by several Of the c oao
sci that they had not had time since
ceIor and the issuance Of his order to get their
answers ready John r.. Emory appeared for
present After some discussion the VIce-Chancelor
said that he would give the respondents IN the he
case until Wednesday TO file their reasons and he
stood that Chancellor Runyon will cause the
receiver to close up the affairs of the Newark Say
ings Institution. II Is proposed that the bank
depositors of the old account prior to 1877 shall be
bought by the newly organized Security Savings In
stitution The old deyositOrs will receive tho
balance OF their dividend, of five per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
BUSINESS FAILURES OF A WEEK.

The business failures of the last seven days
throughout the country reported to r. g. Dun q Co.
United states 203 and for Canada 90 or total Of 22s
as compared with total OF 2l6 iast week. an
Increase Of 3 failures. The casualties light In the
New England and Western states, but increase Ia
noted in the Middle Southern, and Pacific States and In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14

The annual examination of the classes in the
Uniyersity Of the City of New-York was finished
yesterday. There have been more than hundred
students in attendance DUR ing the year, Next
Thursday the commencement will be held at the
Academy of Music. On Tuesday applicants for adj
mission to the University will be examined. Dur
Ing the vacation which ends on September IL, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
LONG ISLAND.

ELMoNT-Samuel Fromnacker, who died
Thursday, had not tasted food for forty days be-
fore his death.
$40 HARBoR.-The Rev. j. j. Harrison, of Christ
Church, has rendered his resignation, to take ehect
on July l.
JAMAICA.-Treasurer Baldwin, of Queens County,
has informed the Supervisors that between $4,000
and 81 900 of the county funds are locked up by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
FOREIGN sTEAMERS DUE AT THIS POR
SHIPPING NEJPS.
PORT OF NETWORK FRIDAY. JUNE l3, 1884



ARRIVED
Steamer Baltic tBr Bence Liverpool June Queenstown
days With dse and Passengers to COrt m. 20
Chransand IA with mdse and passengers
steamer Wieland ldsr Hebch Hamburg Juns via Havro
10 Win @dss 9na & s9S a BrSmsS
southampton with mdse and passengers to oercns
steamer Gen werder taer cnrstorers Bremen IS day,
steamer Amsterdam tDtchl, Lucas Amsterdam 10 days.
With mcse and passengers TO fupen Edye e 90 With linn
Der to Bucki ssons.
with mdsc and passenger, to Henry Y9ngel
ssea and s TO- Jas nnta CO. Win
Steamer Chas Mayer. Anthony, baltimore
Steamer Gen Whitney Haett Boston. with nd.e and
Ship HeGwie GER Minssen Trieste "A DAYS. with empty
barrels to order vessel 10 Herman koop Co. anchored la
Gravesend Bay for orders.
barrels &r to order; vessel to Theo Ringer
Bark Andre Aus 1ochase, LISBON 40 DAYS with salt and
'% BARK Y S GER Iauiqus lss with
Liberia DaRgett Bathurst 70 days with peanuts to
Bark Falmouth (of windsor Nsl Malcolm Aroyo n, via
Aguad II days with sugar to Barring Bros Co. vessel to
scir Louisa C5 Gray Rio Grande do Sui so days, with
'1 scIr Eva Maud CBf Macom6er MacOris % days with
sugar and moasses to Vicni & Cos vessel to INevus
MsE' RsEaSof % sG. with fruit
Cox sent ga'SSi IL dey A fruit to
johnson; vessel TO Simpson. Clapp CO.
SUNSET-WIndat SANDY hook. moderate, Ell cloudy. At
City Island light, SIC; cloudy
CLEARED
Steamer Germanc (Br, Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
steamer city OF Rome OBJ. Munro Liverpool via Queens
steamer Furnessa (Br) edderwiok Glassow-Honderson
Bros $500 49,. -, ---.,- - NJ c-
Steamer MOrny OBJ. Duncan AvOumOuth DOck-Hender
Steamer cOrOnot Br Gaines AvonmOuth DocksmpsOn
4 Young.
Steamer Wa0iIand (Belg) UeOerweg, Antwerp-Petcr
steamer Kings Cross OBI. Way Antwerp-Funch, Edge
steamer Fygia (Br) Borden. sagua-simpsOn Spence 8
steamer City Antonio Wilder Port Royal and Fer.
handmade II Mallory n Co.
steamer Martha stevens Chance baltimore j Krems
Bark ChriStNn SERVER lNor Due, Sydney NsW-Arkel q
Douglass.
Bark Johanne Marie (Gor Joburg Hambnrs-Funch Edge
sark Astronom Ger, Krpner, Hamburg-Hemann KOOp
Co.
Bark Isaac Benham (Norl Klavmors Blaye-Benham q
Boyesen.
bark All (Nor). Jensen slso-Funch Edyo a Co
Bark Cistra tPoru Berra, Rio Janeiro-rhos Norton.
Brig Eitzhorn GER, Worms Bahia-C Tobias n 20.
Brig onalask Briggs Georgetown Demarara-Midkleton
Brig Maid of Ilangollan tBr. McKmnon. st John. NIB
schr Nellie Bruce (3r somervle st John. NB--scammel
| Bros
schr Laura (Br), Quinlan st John NB-scammell Bros
| SAILED
| Steamers Fylgia for sagua PequoL Newport News.
Hark Fama. for Hamburg.
Briss Fnyd. for Elsnore Bohemia Port Allegro; viking
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunses 42si sets 1923 Moor ries l10 Moons aysds 81
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-saudy Hook 1l:30 iGev. Island -IHell Gats 1:24
PA-sandy Hook lisa GOV. Island 00l Hell Cats. loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14

Coaching parasos and umbrellas to In the rain are
Tade of smooth taeta silks that not injured by
or therefore used in high co!Ors red blue ecr
and green They fold slondorly when closed on their
small staff made OF rod Of bamboo and supplied with
wooden ring at each end 10 a h2ade ora oTutch
like that on alpenstOckA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW BRIGHToN.-Robert Duck. who narrowly
escaped being drowned at New Brighton last week,
was drowned yesterday at Constable Hook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
srRANGE SIGHTS N A DOCTOR,s HOUSE.

A cottage standing ON CastIetOn Heights Is VS.
tied nightly BY many persons whose curiosity has
been excited by report that the house is haunted.
Dr. Bevan and family moved out of the house last
week, and the building has been closed The
neighbOrs make startling statements about what
They say that before DIR. Bevan moved away they
saw a human hand thrown from a, window,
and that it was eaten by dogs. An
exploring band was organized and entered the
house armed with clubs. On the floor and walls
they discovered human hair and clots of blood. A
number of medical and scientific works were also
found Since these discoveries there has been much
excitement in the neighborhood. A local paper
SAYS 4" that human sknlls were kicked about the
premises as footballs by children"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
SUSPICIOUS DEATH AT NEW-BRUNsW lex.

The body of well-dressed woman, probably
IrIsh was found in the canal yesterday. Marks of
violence were found on the waist and wounds at the
back of the head. There was nothing to identify
the woman. Underneath the armpit, close to the
skin, pocket handkerchief was found containing
SO. he woman was between twenty five and
thirty years old. and wore q back merinO dress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
Announcements

Johann Hos Malt Extract hss q
Ho and Morz neck OF every bottle indorsedD y
ali physicians for general debility Beware Oh mitzoona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
THE RELIANCE SUFFERS MORE DAMAGE.

Secretary Sidney NJ. ROweII Yesterday received
the following letter from Captain Carpenter, at
Batia under date of May 25, relative to the con,
dition of the steamship Reliance. of the United
States and Brazil Line which went ashore off that
port ON April IL:
We had nearly completed our arrangements for floating
the shin aud confidently expected TO get her OF this
week On Friday violent gale came on, and the sea
swept hurricane deck with al attached from the
sides OF main saloon buwar etc. went and from the
engneroOm the stern there nothing eft above inc
above eyes igeng The hull does not appear TO have
received any new injury although the weather 10 sin 50
roush that thorough examination cannot be made II
no sddloa al injury found of Importance We sha con
tinue the preparation for floating the snip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14

SKINNY MEy.-"Wells' Health Remover" re-
stores health and yigor, cures impotence, &c: 81
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