New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
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River thieves yesterday stole four case,o,
from Pier No. North River '' ci{an
The wind during the week Just closea
1,6Ol miles. so he record kept in Cen,,ss,ysn
shows. "E1t
The Bartholdi Statue model. dissolving v,.,
lhauna, are the most recent additions ~ snt snt
attractions OF the Eden Musce. We
The Troy boats will reduce the fare IN r..
morrow 10 % cents for emigrants and 80 cen.y 70
frst-class passengers These rates are vas rn' log
the railroad war.
Steinway Hall was filed with member,o, o,a.
Teachers Association at the concert give. LiA
yesterday afternoon by the New-iork Phlha,.,n
Club 'nn
RACING AT JEROME PARK
The spring races at Jerome Park for lss5 will.
gin on 1uesday May 28, and continue on Nav =.
May 80, June =, June 4, June and June o.
LAs1 TRIP OF THR CITY OF ROME
The City of Rome is about to be withdraw T..
the season. She will make her last trip froo" se 10
port oL saturday. November |, and will Law m A.. ss
Ing the winter in the Mersey. rcsumng her plaes ~
the head of the Liverpool service OF Tho Auchor I
early next season.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR
The .ifty-third annual exhibition of the Amor;
can Institute at ThIrd-ave. and sIxty-thrd.,t ea'
times 10 secure large attendance. Many noyelti,
have recently been added. On Wednesday ~
ladies present will receive handsome souvenirs
SALE or VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY.
Bangs < Co.. on Thursday and Friday. will sen
a law library OF nearly 700 volumes, comprsn,
Eng reports In Chancery, Excheqner, House .,
Lords, and other courts, United States suprens
Court and other American reports, also dies.
commentaries, treatlses, ETC.
EDWARD II. ATWOOD INJURED
Edward II. Atwood member OF the Stock y,
change was slightly injured by falling bnek
while passing No. 81 Broadway ycs:erdar. liz
sidewalk there is not protected by rool durHg
the erection OF the new building. Mr. Atwood sas
prostrated by the blow, which inflicted an ugy
scalp wound.
NOT COMPELLED TO PARADE.
Edward Prohl, Stewart Robertson, Philtps
Muller. William II. Brooks and 1. NJ Hedenbefz
employees of stern Bro hers * Co., of MaldenL Lane
who say they are Republicans, have slgned a state.
ment denying Inc assertion Of A.. j. =. Edwards
that the firm compelled their employees 10 JOIN te
Cleveland and Hendricks parade.
PREVENTING PAUPtR IMMIGRATION.
The Commissioners OF Emigration yestefdayn+
ceiyed lei ter from the Treasury Department
written by the United states Consul al BTenea
stating that the authorities at BeThayen had sent
pauper family named Gageman 10 this county.
He also said that the authorities OF FtzndOrf,n
Bavaria, had tried to ship pauper criminal 70 tbs
country but he had presented the facts to the Norn
German LLOYD me and the criminal was fciusd
passage.
HONORING COMMISSIONER BRENNAN
The homas ;. Brennan a new steamer built fa
the Use of the Commissioners OF Charities and COT
rectiOns made trial trip yesterday ana VIII 20
into active service Tomorrow In the vessel special
arrangement have been made for the transfer Of
the sick and insane, and for the complete Isolation
of the unfortunate from the criminal classes NanI
city officials visited the new boat yesterday am
enjoyed Il saI among the Islands IN the Last Rlyei
An ATTACHMENT AGAINST COOKE &C0.
The Public Gram and Stock Exchange of Chlesp
asserts that it had $1,000 on deposit with n. D.
Cooke Il Co.. of Washington. ID. G.. and that. os'
ing to the arms failure payment has been refused
nS-I - IlnunInD Ie.fgrNHK granted "a
on the property In this state OF COOKE ~ W
favor of the exchange.
ALL THE FAMILY DYING YOUNG.
UoratiO Nelson aye twenty, shot himself In the
day. wounding himself fatally. He had been sulta
aud discOntentcd for many months and probably
had become insane. Ten of his brothers aud slstJ,
died young and his mother bad been dead several
wears HIS father keeps "a cigar store on tle his
floor OF the house and has only one child left .
little girl.
REPORTING Rot'GH WEATHER Al STA.
The steamship tlbe which arrived yesterdaI
from Bremen reports that iIom the evening
October 20 tll the following afternoon, sn
encountered a strong gale with tremendous seas
She brought over nearly LOCO Immigrant. %
unusually large number for this season Ot ir
having encountered u heavy gale on Octobd u
aud 10 IN which She split sails ana carried a"P
hcadgeaf.
rrvrnAf or GronaE N mrs, !,
There was u large attend tufe ~ th' lpl!eh "
the Ascension ycstcfdaY. at the Funeral oi ueis'
4 iitua. Many Of thVHo pfrHfnt Wofo men Nhs
ptny hrndH. v hp had known ~ nus thiouEhpal
a lonp busnrAH lifr IN fhia riiN Among ibrm Nef
Juduo= Lawrence aud l'cnpody. urn0in ble,l
Aspnwnil. tho kcy IN Hare. boivili" it'own aaa
David Brown ilo hHti trrp were ronhifi'o ~
4 distant. ~ hop Henry &, lOiirG ns1atol y, we
Rev. T., Winchcstcr Dolnld anl the Rev. NJ A'ps
vail he pallbeafrr, were the lieY, Dfh fhl'
and >horor, William Miicheil J. land, janlr' "
nlown and W k. Aplhorp. The bnf1l wa"
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