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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-10
What Woman Says About the Recrpes in

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Prest. Hill of the Manitoba conn.,
pany labored earnestly and long ali
day Monday for cleveland. lie is co.
ing. by the way, to send ZIP to Stew
ems county two more hloeded bulls.
one black polled angus
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-10

Received, fine lot of furniture at
T. ID. Goods,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-10
Buy your lumber Of
J. D. Good.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
pARTNERSII1p

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between j. r. Youmans and Peter
Killian is dissolved, and all debtsnof
the old firm are to be paid by J.. F.
Youmans.
PETER kILLIAN.@
Tuly Sd 1854.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-10

The air and sunshine mean Cleye.-
k.nd to-day. 1t is a long lane With
out q turn-and here we are
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-10
ErlR SALE CHEAP

Lots IL and Is. in Block 4. adjoining
this Office.
For price. etc.. address
S. SELLECK. Duluth, MINI.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-10

If you wish fine specimen O. jcp
printing, call at the Sun office.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-10

Sheriff Maginnis took advantages
OF some spare time Monday afternoon
and went ten miles out OH Lake
Michigan, in boat, of course
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-10

For first class harness GO to A. A
Stones. All work warranted.
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IMPORTANT 1T N t..

Al parties having empty beer hats-
ties of the AHnuesota fmrllng Co...
obtained sraams nae. ara easapsfly re-
qnestetl 10 return the SINE III ssace,
j. A. HsssGrs,
w Metsehoslfasa> t-esa.Ss i,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-10

WANTED-A GIRL.
A girl wanted Immediately,
Apply to l.. II. STANTON.
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NOTICE.

100000 Brick for sale by
If T. E, NEWELL.
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:. CONTINUED IN SUPPLEMENT |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16

with sugar TO Mahiessen weohers vessel TO Ccbao
Bark Chs%stte chsdbourne Boston, in ballast to
sugar % order vessel 70 master
Brig stockton Allen Port spain % days with a'phatum
6rg Havana Sterling Roncsdor Cay July via Delawar,
sonT BSndS BIZ McIniyTs: s. 5oSn: NB Day. with Ium
sUNsET-wlnd at sandy Hook. light, W; hazy At City
Island. light NE; clear
CLEARED
steamer Egyptian Monarch CBr. Morgan London Patton
steamer city q Chester CBr, cOndrOn Liverpool via
steamer Scotia (Fr. verres Mediterranean ports-Jas
steamer GIenfyne Brl Dunn Laguayra Puerto CabeIlo
and Curacao-Bonlton, Bliss Dallett ,,......,o a..
Steamer Alpn tBrl. Shgnthom st Thomas Maracabo' &c
steamer state Texas FerDandna, Port Royal
steamer + W Bruno Foster Baltimore-J Krems.
ship san joaquin, Drnkwater, Calcutta-M Pickering
BARK British Army CBD, Mundle. Liverpoo-Bowrng &
Bark America, Armstrong. Bndgetown, Bemuda-H Trow.
Bark caro- Armstrong st Johns PR-Mnler 4 Houghton.
Bark Freeda Wiley Gchrist Key Wesi-Parsons LOnd
Brig Curacao (Br. Foulke, Wilamsadt Curacao-Fouke
schI Nell CBr Stewart PointaPitre-LOugh Won Ro
schr Kate Carleton CBp. Wallace, Lunenburg-Brown
Son.
sSsr Lyra g5l; Wilson st John: NP a Bros
schr Lynx tBr), Finley, Hanfax-A T Henoy.
SAILED.
Steamers Derweu for London: Devon Bristol Scotia Mar
settles Jerome Para state Of Lexas Fernandina'
Banks Hleronymus, for Manila Amenca Barbadoes caro-
Brigs CADET for Limerick Arcadia Barbados.
Also sa,ed-va Long island souudsteamer Gen whitney,
Anchored at City Island bound outBark Mary Agnes for
Halifax
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Aug l5-Arrved. Missouri BrJ Gelg,
QUEENSTOWN Aug l5-Arrved steamer Gala CBr,. Muir,
ply from NewYork Aug on her way to Queenstown and
Sailed steamer City OF Berlin (5r. Watkins from Liver.
soUrHANPToy. Aug 5-saed steamer Vera GER, Barre,
Hull! Aug l5-Arnyed. steamer Marengo tBr) Mitchell,
DOVER Aug l5-Arived steamer Hermann Belg), Meyer,
nom NEW, forS Jny 81 on her way 70 Antwerp n, Han
hAMBuRd Aug Arrived sueyia GER Franzen,
PR4wLE POINT Aug i5-Pa.sed steamer AMER Head Br)
LIZARD, Aug Passed steamer Bretwslda Br, Thomp-
son from NswYos An nor way to bOpd0n
from Baltimore July 30. on her to Havre.
IsE or wsgT An m teamsr %a1dahm Ger
Hunse4adt from Montreal July 81 on her way to Hamburg
MONTREAL Aug l6-Clesred steamers scotland (Br.
don; Texas tBr), Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS
Boston. Aug l5-Arrved steamer Allegheny Haett Bal.
Hand Philadelphia for Salem.
Cleared steamers Catalonia Br Coner LyerpCo seGTe
PHILADELPHIA Aug l5-Arriyed, steamer Reading Snhl
e Tew HSFsn' DO''On Oa'n ni'nS ni
oNeil BIT. Bsskhll, Belfast Hercules Rison Newbury
Genoa iUanhoe 81 tyie Port Port Morant walter Thomas
Cleared steamers Mennyhorpe Br), Finn Dublin; Fanny
CHARLESTON Aug I5-Arrved saragossa, Hooper,
NEw.oELEASs Aug I5-At the Passe s-Arrved steamers
Louisiana New.YOrk Heredia. Port LlmOn
sailed, steamers Paris anu City OF Dallas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
CHILDREN NOME FROM VERMONT.
A LARGE PARTY RETURNS FULL OF HAPPINESS
THE NIGHT on THE BOAT.

A LARGE PARTY RETURNS FULL OF HAPPINESS
THE NIGHT on THE BOAT.
The CITY of Boston Of the Norwich line yes
teriav morning landed among her passengers 222 chill
DIR who carried about 400 bundles OF as many sizes and
hcnef, iarics of THE TRIBUNE Fresh Air Funn 10 The
Green Mountain state, he New-LOndOn boats, that
something l1ckn when no Dartyls on board The
niaht on the boat to tine country has fr dner
eut ~ rcuccs than the which they return. Tho
their city homes for the first time, whc1 sonnet mes at
tracts the attention Of sympathetic travellers has been
forgotten long before the rS day was passed ad green
fr dis nd happ county homes III" contrast between
Of The bundles the two tpS IL
also noticeable. Nor the party yesterday an e1cep-
tiun to the rule in this respect. $500
The reporter who met the children yesterday ha1
charge the party two weeks ago ana distributed IL IN
than twenty towns along tue Connecticut ana FaSs
empsee Rivers. 49,, ,
given hin 10y boy Golna out the girls had slept on
mattresses spr cabin floor and the boys had oc
cuped berths. Evidently that arrang ment had been
reversed little girl volunteered TIE Information that
80 ept n shelf"
II gained six pounds" said another pirl.
d" / week with tn family where you sent me
and week with another family said sweet voiced
Were you changed becau'c You were naughty I"
1T g second man liked uc, he snd, bcCaus" conld
no and lac asked to have ne say atb house part of the
rye been TO Fcmremagog Lake and tho Indy warta
mo aud my sister teNt year said happy child
who spent fortnight lat ne r Newport, VI, and
Lad ust urned rom Al coud visit 10 tho shores of
Lake MoyphtcmAROR,
"May go a,nn mex. year |" qucrled mn anxious hoy
who had been invi' ed 10 return.
Two is sra u the party were those mentioned IN Tu
TltuuNE On NOuuuy Who had been cutcitl nod 10y Colo
nrl Eatry ~ Ifltlrbofo Each ono carried largo
bundle neatly done up, which contained new clntuluR
night Among tho treasure IN every bundle most highly
priced was photograph 81 the group
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
from SEA no SEA on 4 WnhEL.

Thomas Stevens, who started from San Fran
cisco on April 20 u bicycle 20 mako tour ~ the
world his trip across this continent August
ht Boston. Nj Stevens averaged forty i've miles day
for he whole di- anor, not ming days that II was
necessary 10 lay over account nf wei weather and
from Chicago 10 Boston he averaged lfty miles u day
lie SAYS that much OF the country between San Fran
cisco Missouri River ioaly unfit for bicY cling
and became necessary o. traverse half the distance
foot and tuude he machine In SOME places tue sand
deep that he found Il easier pick the beycIe
up and carry IL than 10 wheel H.
He had % wade streams OF melted snow and small
rivers and this in addition 10 the exposure of sleep
outdoors ana the hard labor OF the undertaking. caused
a reduction II twenty-five pounds In his weight fter
reaching a country where good accommodating could
be had he has regsined portion Of the lost nesh He
encountered many Indians on The trlp but All of a
friendly character They much asonsiei at seeing
what hey supposed TO be wheel running away with
man. fact In Cssng the space If 200 niles here
bicycle had never been he wonder 10
natives. In crossing the plains and mountains he FOL.
lowed the trail formerly taken by the emgrauts during
the gold fever Of 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

mad dog was shot by policeman at Ninth.
ave. aud Sixty.eighth-st. yesterday.
Margaret Conway. age niue of Elizabeth. n. j.,
IL missing from No. 1855 Seoond-avo, whore she
was visiting.
Tho fruit aud meat inspectors made another wait
a. the Hebrew market. east Of the iIowety. ycstcf.
day, and seized three carloads Of unwhoosomc
The seat on the Cotton Exchange Of II. $. John.
ston, who failed recently with $4,000 liabilities
will be sold Tor the benefit OF his creditors on Tues
day.
The steamship Devon when going down the Ray
went ashore on the East Bank at midnight Thurs
day. She flOated yesterday and went on her way
60 sea.
FuING THEIR CONSENT TO A MORTGAGE.
majority of the stockholders of the Ohio and
Western Coal and Iron Company have filed oertili-
cate Of consent 10 mortgage OF the property OF the
corporation TO the Boston safe Deposit aud Trust
bonds to the amount of 50, 100000.
ARRIVAL or THE LYDIAN MONARCH.
The disabled steamship Lydiap Monarch, the
henson among the friends of its passengers, was
sighted of Fire Island at 4lO p. IN yesterday, and
will come up TO her pier this morning, She sailed
IN md-Ocean.
COLLECTOR ROBERTSON HAS A CALLER.
j. Wesley Pierce, Consul of the Gulf Ports for the
Republic of Liberia, the World Centennial Commits
sioner at New-Orleans who was delegate TO the
last National Republican Convention. called at the
Custom House yesterday to pay his respects TO Col
DANGERS TO wOKKMEN on THE ELEVATED ROAD.
One of the workmen on the elevated railroad In
Lexington-ave. fell from scaffOld on Wednesday
and was severely injured. Yesterday John Hogan,
another workman, Of No ia East Thirty-thrd ST.,
was struck by passing train and hurled TO the
pavement, lie received serious internal Injuries
ATTEMPTED MURDER by RAG.PrCKER
Several Italians were drinking beer In Traina
Pietros shoe shop. No. 1914 East One hundred and
twenty -first-st, yesterday, when alteration CO.
CURED between ragpcker, named Pasquale. and
Vincepzo Scuro, a young baker Pasquale was put
put of the shop but drew pistol and fred shot
through the window, wounding Scuro seriously in
the head.
AfFAIPs or THE WALL STREET BANK
There were no new developments In tho case Of
the Wall Street Bank yesterday beyond the deposit
with the Union Trnst Company OF the first 90 per
cent OF the depository claims and the circulation
Of petition of depositors 10 have Charles j. Us
bOrn appointed recover
BURIAL or CAPTAIN J. W. KETTLHMAS.
The funeral Of Captain john w. Kettlemsn, Gle TX
Of Washington Market, was held yesterday IN the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. In Forty-slIth-st.
bear Fifth ave. The Rev. Dr. Armitage conducted
The services. he pall-bearers were J. ii. Ham
nond Charles Morgan, A. Brewer, Ii. +. Lake,
Robert Mc0ee, Joseph LeConts. W. +. satterly and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
Rogers, Poet & Co.,
CLOTHES, HATS AND SHOES
669.575 BROADWAY,
OPPOSITE
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
FAV0RITE PAPER In TOWN
AND COUNTRY.
ENTERPRISING AND WIDE AWAKE.

Those who want the best Network paper sunday
morning an have IL delivered their houses either New
York City elsewhere by any regular local newsdeaer
THE TRIBUNE advocates the election o, Blame and Logan
and policy protection to American industry getting
a great increase OF circulation this account
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Is generally conceded to be the best
Of all the New York sunday papers At all the summer
resorts leading place II has not only all herouns
news the day but great variety OF special dispatches
from prominent ponts at home and abroad IL contains
numerous foreign letters and articles by special contributors
on Interesting current topics Edward Fawcett is now writ
ing for TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Of Social Sihouetns
or capital portraits OF characters in Newiork society
They are as good Their way De Maurters picturn
London Punch The Broadway Note Book" clippings rsn
other papers, literary reviews. fiction Home GntereA'
nd other departments diversity the columns Of the paper
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE IS perfectly sale for any family
THE TRIBUNE. New.Yort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
vARIous NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

Nrw. BRUxswIcK-Several horses have died
recently from poison
ORANGE.-IIugh Mitchell proprietor Of the
Eagle Rock Hotel was arTaIgned before United
States Commissioner Whitehead yesterday on
a charge of violating the revenue law by selling
liquor in two places on one license; "A iiVery
stable owned by Henry Garfield, at West-st. and
Central-ave was destroyed by fire. The loss1s
about 81, OOO
PAssAIC.-Edward O'DOnnel. who is assisting j.
p Mcdonnell, the deputy inspector oil factories
under the State laws, is collecting evidence against
the Rittenhouse Manufacturing Company, woeLen len
blanket manufacturers, alleging violation OF the
Child Labor law. Ii is asserted that John llrpaK'
a Hungarian boy, who was recently killed in ma
chinery in the factory was under twelve and had
not had the amount Of schooling required by law.
At the cOroners inquest the sister and brother-ln-
law of Tirpak testified that he was over twelve
PATFRsON-Jacob Hirtz who arrested on
Thursday and confessed to stealing large sum In
German money from the trunk of Adam lllman, a
friend of his brother yesterday was committed by
Recorder Greaves. He admits that he was stow
AWAY He has bad record ia Germany. Although
reform school .. Mrs. Robert Easton, OF taledOn,
started to drive to the city on Thursday night to
meet her husband. Just outside the city limits Two
men confronted her and one of them seized the
bride of her horse: She, tried to get ont oil INC
wagon and fell and hurt herself, but screamed for
help and the men ran away. Yesterday Will
EaVes, of PrcakneSS arrested having Deen
identified as one of the men. He explained that his
companion. George RawSOn, was INTOXICATED ana
caught the bride with a notion of stealing ride
The prisoner established his own innocence and was
discharged. .....A new heating apparatus OF M
proved design is being put into the Court House
and County Jail. Alfred Fawkner. formerly sec
retarv of the silk Wea Union, has issued the
first number of a weekly paper called Iron ana Nttk
devoted to matters OF interest to employees IN those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
TWO ASSIGNMENTS YESTERDAY.

Joseph Meyer and David A. II ineburg. manu-
facturers of boys clothing, at No. go Broadway,
made an assignment yesterday TO their lawyer,
Charles II. Dyett prefcrring the unknown holders
porters and Traders National Bank for $1,000 and
Bacon. Baldwin d Co.. for $l,l6l OF. The firm
succeeded Meyer, Levy & Co., in April last ana
claimed TO have capital OF S23,OOO. lhe Ia
bilitles about 100000.
An assignment filed yesterday by Charles
r. Bishop who is well knOwnfoT his Interpretation
of the idoo BcdoH to Thomas w. Peyton. pre-
ferring JOIN 4. Rice & Co., hotel prOprletors at
Chicago for S2s2 60. During the last theatrical
season Mr. Bishop made tour Of the country III
play called Strictly Business"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
TONG ISLAND

FLATRUsH.-Thc burglars who have recently at
tempted 10 rob several houses made effort to get
into the dwelling of Theodore b. Maynard, paying
teller of the Brooklyn Savings Bank. in tennl-
more-st, on thursday night. They were fright
ened bv the burglar alarm but did not get away I'M
til Mr. Maynard fred several shots after them.
FIRE IsLAND.-A fancy-dress and masquerade
ball was given by the guests Of the surf Hotel
T. Norton, Joseph NJ Sammis and Lawrence L.
Smith were the members of the committee.
RoCKAwAY BFACH.-LawTencc Torrey, age four
teen, of Schenectady, was drowned on Thursday
night in Jamaica Bay through the upsctting of a
boat in which he and two companions were fishing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
NEWARK.

The First Brigade of the National Guard will go
one dav. The second Brigade will vacatc the camp
next Saturday.
Colonel Morgan L. Smith will be buried to-day at
ID. m. from No. 10 Washingt0n-place The pail
bearers will be members OF the 'th N0"-lorh hesi-
ment.
Trouble was caused in the trunk and bag factory
of r. B. Peddle q Co. on Thursday, over question
of wages the firm having made slight REDUCTION.
Yesterday the matter was adjusted ana the men
were at work usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
CITY CHILDREN AT OSWEGO.
FREsH-AIR LITTLE FOLKS HEARTILY GREETED BY
THE FARMERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

OswEGO, Aug 15-Seventy children sent out
by THE TRIBUNE FIR sh Air Fund arrived mere oyr Tue
There was a large number Of CITY and country people
at the depO receive them witness their arrival IL
required only few moments to make the ASST gnment
OF the itt ones the persons who had signlii wish
l., receive them Ma present who had not expressed
d. ire to enter ain the children anxious to do so
after seeing them dsembaTk from tue train and noting
their clearly up earance -. A.,
An Impression prevailed with large number that the
children thus sent on for weeks vacation are IL
discriminatory gathered from the slums or the metropolis
and are therefore, uncleanly wen rs dress
The tidy appearance Of the great majority Of them d.
tha impression and anxious to receive
In IN. The supply, however, rln ont long b"fore the
amp icatious ceased for the privilege o. entertaing
ten The greater part OF the children were taken ny
farmers ~ the vicinity OF tho city. They all looked
brilh and cheerful in anticipation OF pleasant visit
among scenes IN rely to them, end exhibited
no wish signs OF fatigue after their all nights ride
Z hag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
HOT, DID YOU say,

THEN PUT ON THIN COAT. WEAR cABBIoy
LEAF IN YOUR HAT. AND PRESERVE A sERpx.
TEMPER.
wECAN sUPPLYTHE THIN COAT OR ANY orHva
KIND OF COAT FOR VERY LITTLE MONEY THE
BEST STORE NEWS NOW WORTH TELLING "a
ABOUT THE ODD GARMENTS on BARGAIN couy.
TIERS. WHERE A COAT. wAIsTcoAT OR PAIR op
TROUSERS CAN OFTEN BE PICKED UP THAra
WORTH TWICE WHAT WE ASK FOR IT.
NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS ARE AWAITING rHn
ARRIVAL OF MORE LONDON wAUKESpHAsr
SHOES. AN INVOICE CAME BY THE CELTIC" THn
WEEK; IT MAY NOT PASS THE CUSTOM HOUSE I'M
TIME FOR TO.DAY's SALES. BUT THE SHOES CAN
BE HAD NEXT WEEK SURE. "HANAN's" wAUx.
ENPHAsT SHOES ARE HERE NOW AND THEY ARB
LESS EXPENSIVE THAN THE ENGLIsHNANs, BUT
WE CANNOT SAY THEY ARE JUST AS GOOD
STORE OPEN UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK TONIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEWBORN. FRIDAY. AUGU

PORT OF NEwY FRIDAY. AUGUST 10 1884
ARRIVED.
Steamer LydIan Monarch B Huegett London July ~ via
81 NJ days with mdso and To Ration,
steamer Of Richmond BIZ Lewis Liverpool Aug via
d. with mdsc and 10 nman rs Co
steamer Leasing tGer Noss, Hamburg Aug via Havfe0
with ndse and passengers 10 kunhAIdt & Co. .
STEAMER Elder (Ger, NiegeOd Bremen AugO ia South
ampton with mdse and gers TO Oslrichs a Co
Burnley BIZ smith Trinidad July 20, 81 vincent
81 Montserra Aug aud 81 Kits days with md'e to Beo
a
steamer River Clyde tBr. Dawson, Baracoa days with
fruit to "A DufnOis, vessel 20 Il Williams, Jr,
city O Atlanta, Lock wood Charleston ga days
" nd ara passengers j w Quntard o.
steamer Breakwate Jennoy Lewes Dol with mdse TO Ola
Dominion Ss Co. III, -.
ship Mirosav AUST Mlculch Plane 10 days, with empty
barrels % order. yos6el To SOCayich Co
Hars (Ita opposite Lisbon 81 days, win IRON ore
cork empty barrels 10 order vessel To Robinson Co
asi Jullan Antonio span Aldo osoo Havana 10 days,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
,AD CONDITION OF WRECKED SAILORS.

Captain James Moore of Rockville Centre, on
Fitzmaurice of the British Foreign Ofce), from his
nephew, Leonard Moore who was wrecked on the
coast of Sumatra on November y. and has
since bcen n prisoner of the natives. The
letter is dated May 20 and says that the British
war Pegasus has been lying off the coast Tor
The Raiah had informed the caPtives that he
would never deliver them to the Dutch Govern
ment, and Leonard is Respondent as they are iat
in the interior and he does not see any way that
they can be rescued There are twenty-three OF
them. and all are in bad health; Two OF their
number had died from hunger and low spirits, nav
ing given up all hope of rescue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
NOVEL CONTEST BETWEEN YEwSB0YS

From The IffsburG DtgpGfch.
Jimmy Tough" Is probably tue most widely-knOwn
OF the neHsboys He Is about yard high Is extremely
careless about his personal appearance has very very
rogulsh eye, and is great gambler lie crossed Fifth
ave. yesterday 10 where "Lmpy" Mcmahon stood, IN
front o! Tony NewelPs, and with IA blufing swagger
said
" | ken beat you runn.n' for a Nickel 'lAmpy.'"
"Limpy" who travels tn the aid Of crutch, meekiy
responded "Umph any body KIN do that"
''Well. IL you want 10 gamble" said "Toughy," I'm
bet kin cit one o. them cakes o Ice onger'n you
Kim"
"Lmpy" felt about In the uttermost recesses OF his
pocket and gathered together 6vo pennies and without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
Jersey CITY,

Timothy Curran. of No. 81 Railroad-ave., q
vrecker employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. was struck by drill engine IN the cut
at the Point of Rocks yesterday, and dangerously
injured
John Kelly. John Melville and Thomas Dawson
were fined $50 each by Judge Lawrence Yesterday
for refusing to pay their fares on Greenviiie
stTeet-caT.
The partition wall in the basement OF the Ke-
formed Church AT COmmunipaw lave. and Pne-stY
fell down Yesterday severely injurlng John Pront
and Patrick Killeen, who were doing some work IN
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16

saving word handed them of several oystanders
who had become ntei eStcd. rolghy Ionow,u is o
which lay the sidewalk . a .
The stakehoder took out his watch. For fvo minutes
tbey sa there ana then "Toughy" began TO squirm lie
complained that his "pants" not what they should
b. and that therefore n dsa vantage Al hVe
minutes and a half H. could stand the chill no longer
and Jumped up and the street CRYING that the
ice was burning. "LiUpy" sal stu thirty sccohus
longer and captured the dime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
AI.ONG TILE SOrNn.

BRlpGEpoRr.-Ihc city Gremen will work with
the president of the state Association in favor Of
framing u bill to provide foi the support of tho
families of hremcn disabled by duty and pen
eioning hfcmcn who arc too old to do duty-th
money TO be drawn from tho insurance tax.
Dclcgat of Knights Of Honor paradcd the streets
yesterday, and toward evening alto u soalous-lood
dinner near Seaside Park.
Sorru NoHwAtK,-M im Marin s.. BraniatJ OF
New.York has been Waiting her brother w. H.
Merriam, aud IN about to hinfi for Wa la-Walla,
Washington Territory. whcfo sho will take charge
of IA rhuICh-NChool,