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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-09

The WEATHER-A. heavy rain, accom-
panied by high wind, commenced falling
shortly after twelve o'clock last night,
which early this morning turned into
snow storm and prevailed for several hours.
but, the ground being warm, soon melted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-09

In FAVOR OF REDUCED ToLLs.-A public
meeting was held at Cumberland last night
in the interest OF a reduction of canal tolls.
About 70 boatmen were present. 1t was
urged that unless tolls are twenty cents
and freights to boatmen seveDty-hve the ca
nal can do no business on account OF low
railroad rates 4 committee was appoint
ed 10 appear before the canal board in Bal
timore tomorrow and ask a reduction Of
tolls 10 twenty-five cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-09

Alexandria, Va. April 9Th leSi
aroTICE.-Uuder the first BY law of the Al.
II ESANDRIA MINING MANUFACTURING
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY the first annual
meeting of the Stock holders Of that company VIII
be held Oh THURSDAY, the first day OF May
1884. ut II O'Clock M. at the General ounce OF
the Virginia Midland Railway Company, IN Alex
andria, Va. BY order Of the Directory
ano-wtd L.W REID, Sec'ty.
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AlrsaE(irla g1aEeffs
-
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April -.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, ApTrt y. 1854
For the Middle atianic States clearing
weather, preceded by rain Oh The coast, winds
shifting to northwest, no change in tenn
peralure in southern portions, slight fail
in northern portions, generally higher ba-
rOIneter,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-09

GROUND RENTs.-The following act, pass
ed by the last Legislature, will be found OF
interest to many ia this city:
An ACT providing statute of Limitations for
ground rent.
l. BE it enacted by the General Assembly OF
Virginia That every ground rent or rent charge
shall be barred and cxtingushed forever when
twenty years shall elapse without any payment
or collection on account Of said ground rent OR
rent charge, and this act shall apply to every case
in which there has been no payment or collection
on account Of any ground rent or rent charge for
twenty years prior to the passage of this act I'M
less within twelve months from this date suit
shall be brought 10 enforce the same.
=. This act shall be in force from its passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-09
TOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
SAREPTA HALL.
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
April 10th and 18th.
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S MATINEE SATUR-
ADJUSTMENTS.

III ESDSl An - Sal
April 10th and 18th.
LADIES' and CH!LDREE'S MATINEE SArUR-
DAY.
First appearance in this city Of
Miss ANNIE LIVINGSTON,
4 Dashing Scrio.comic in Songs and Dances.
Reengagcment Of the most versatile artist living,
JAKE BUDD,
who will appear in his Famous Sketch entitled
THE OYSTER MAN,
introducing the Telephone, showing Its uses and
abuses
BILLY WILLIAMS
will also appear in one OF his ludicrous sketches
that has made him popular favorite. Also
DR.. ALBERT MERLIN,
in his marvellous Spiritual Seance, entitled
POOLING WITH THE SPIRITS,
IN which the mysterious dougs ofprivate aud pro-
irssi0nal mediums usually performed in the
dark arc here demonstrated in tho
GLAZING GAS LIGHT.
MISS ANNIE JOHNSON,
HARRY BRUINS.
EUGENE MAAS
and Others will appear in specialtes, making this
show equal to any.
Admission, 10 and - cents.
sc+t- No Performance will be giyen on GOOD
FRIDAY NIGHT ap1-1w
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WANTED TWO ACTIVE. INTELLIGENT
w BOYS 10 learn printing; those having some
knowledge Of the business preferred Apply at
this office. alo -
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Aldermen and referred the subject to the
Committee on Claims.


RUMoRED WITHDRAwAL.-The Norfolk
Ereaiag Meas Of yesterday says:
Eve learn this morning that the Sea
board Company Of Washington have decld-
ed to put the Jane Moseley aud Lady Of the
Lake, now running TO Washington, on lire
to Baltimore in opposition 10 the Baltimore
Steam Packet Company. We also learned
that the new line would 20 into operation
the first of the month, and would be run
largely in the interest of the truck dealers,
who are dissatisfied with the freight rates as
they now exist"
The agents Of the company in this city
say that if any such change is contemplated
they are unaware of the fact, and that the
rumor is entirely unfounded.
DIME MUSEUM This week performance
at Sarepta Hall promises to eclipse all 9th.
ers in the way OF comedy. Jake Budd and
Billy Williams, TWO famous negro comedl-
ans, will appear in sketches OF their own
creation and the audience will be afforded an
opportunity tojudgc between the two. Hav-
ing large number of admirers IN TINS CITY
Mr.. Dudd will produce his famous sketch
entitled the Oyster Man, and MIR. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Somerton, Miss Livingston,
81 soubrette Of fine reputation, appear IN
acts, also songs and dances, DR.. Merlin pro-
duces spiritualism and other artists in their
speciallies Performances will only be CIV.
en- on Thursday and Saturday nights ana
Saturday matinee Good Friday being omit
ted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-09

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW eib1
w Won one OF the finest stocks of Spring ~
GOODS in the way of Ladies' Low Shoes. -
Ties and Slippers ever offered i'll Alexandra. "
mb2O R. EAUFMANN'S.
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CITY COUNCIL.

regular meeting of the City Council
was held last night. Eight o'clock is the
hour for meeting from April to September,
and this fact having been overlooked
brought most of the City Fathers TO their
respective chambers half All hour earlier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Arrival Of James g. Blaine and reception. evening,
Brooklyn Young Republican Club mass meeting hlhA
ANIMAL parade OF National Guard review by Gov
ernOr Cleveland. 2:30 y. III. . r,
Meeting at Cooper Union In oppos1uoh 10 bro"u"ay
Surface Railroad, 8 p. III.
Bar Association on Judicial nominations, pm.
Reformed Church Of America Centennial ceieDratoh'
New Brunswick. 1900
Horticultural Society exhibition, Horticultural Hall.
Irish and German Republican meeting. Chickering HAM,
8 p. IN.
Siefke will case, Surrogate's Court.
Civil Service examination, College OF the City OF New
York p.
Jersey City Young Mems Republican mass meeting,
Bergen Hall, y.
Central Wholesale Dry Goods Blaine and Logan Club,
Broome and Greene SITS, 1870 p. m. 0xT9 =
Weschester County Historical Society, White Plains
German Veterans Blaine and Logan Club meeting,
No. 29l Bowery, 8 p. IN.
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DISCUSSING A HEATING QUESTION.

Alderman Jachnc at the meeting OF Inc Board
Yesterday called up general order provldlhI, lot
the Sew-York Steam Heating Company. Mr..
O'Neil said ho was opposed to tins company tearing
nm thc streets in all directions He declared that
file nipes of the company "were busting and bust
ting and rebustng, and that one of the companies
was busted along with its pipes" tie added that
when the steam-heating companies were
allowed to put down their pipes 1t was with
the understanding that the city should
receive its steam at one third the price chareeu OF
binary consumers Now tn is company proposes to
charge the city full price.
Mr.. Common said that 1t was an outrage that the
companies should be allowed to tear up the streets
He thou chit the streets when torn up should be re-
paved from curb TO curbby the Department OF PUB
lie Works, and charged to the offending partles.
The matter was referred to the Committee on Pub
Lie Works
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TALK ABOUT srEERAGE RATES,

There was more OF less gossip in shipping circles
YESTERDAY relative to the recent advance III steer
ago rates by the National, Anchor aud state lines,
and prospective IIeadjustment OF rates py dne
The German hag. The rumor that there was to he a
meeting Of the agents of the lines formerly comp9sc
ING the North Atlantic Steam Conference for inc
nprnose of reorganization proved TO be basoless
Efforts have been made at frequent intervals to
advance stecrage rates to English ports put no one
fine cares to do il unless all will 90 into the comD-
nation. The North German Lloyds is ready to re-
establish the old steerago rates and re0rganzc the
Continental Conference but 1t will not do 1t unless
the Hamburg American Line does the same Inc
latter will do this if the Carr lliamburg) Line VIII
become a party TO tho compact, but not otherwise
The Carr Line demands condition OF tho bar
gam that it be allowed dlifcrential rate OF ~.
II claims this on the ground that 1t Is new COM
many and that its steamers are slower than those
of The Hamburg American Line. Alfred Lemcke.
the passenger agent of the Carr Line, sailed from
here on the steamship Arizona on OCTOBER -, ana
after comforting with agents in Liverpool VIII go TO
Hamburg to make report to his compa ny when' u
is possible that terms may be agreed pom ana u
REORGANIZATION of the Conference effected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
LONG ISLAND.

GIyN CovE.-The oyster war still RACES. III,
nathan Hall one of the victims of the City island
oystermen, has made complaints against several OF
them and has the names of all the captains OF me
boats that were Mt work upon the beds, and VIII
commence suits against them in the County Co or6
Mr. Van Nostrand, planter, says that over 3,oOv
bushels of oysters have been stolen from his bed;
Henry Davis, who has SIX acres planted ahd ah 10
oysters that be had raised from the seed. he re,
lates that the boatmen come on his Deds arnien 1
with revovers and shotguns Elnathan fai
asserts that he has had every oyster on eisnt
acres of land stolen. The City Islanders say that
the beds are natural ones.
RrvERHEAD.-John J. Bartlett, well-known rear
estate agent and until year ago Deputy county
Clerk Of Suffolk County. disappeared from ms
home late on Saturday night. He did an extensive
business, and was reported to be wealthy. ne
stood high in the estimation of the townspeope;
Mr. BARTLETT before his disappearance borrowed s.si
money from yernl persons in the village ana le1t
several debts amounting TO about 1000.
JAMAIcA-Lotte Francis the thirteen ;year-oi a
daughter of William J. Francis made desperate
attempt to commit suicide ut the home of her
father yesterday. She cut her throat with large
table knife The dulness of the knife and the
bowling of dog saved her life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
STARVED TO ID EATH.

Coroner Robinson, Of Long Island City, was mott
fed Yesterday morning 10 hold an inquest on Jane
Ann Frost. who died suddenly in East Williams
burg on Sunday night When the Coroner arrived
at the house he was Mortified to find the dead
bodv of the woman with two little children age
thirteen and ten, PLAYING around the corpse. The
children were on the point Of starvation and it was
evident that the woman had died from starv atom
She had no relatives III the neghborhood, and lad
only been living in the village about two months.
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ooIH.SByac % Oct ?s.Arrivsd steamer Lykus Br PHI

oorHEDuRo. 70 Oct 2s-Aivsd. Lykus tBr. Phil
liskirk, from Coosaw Sept27
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON. Oct 27-Arrved stcamesr Worcester Alien. Hsl
fax, Gate city Savannah Pottsvtle Bacon ana headng
Smith, Philadelphia; n II DimOck. Eew-York . 100 -
Cleared Dominion, Blauvelt Annapon Ns; dau
Gus, New.YOrk.
Sailed. steamer 0laucus
2G,h-Arnvsd steamers lewiston Hall 81 John. NIB Ale
ghnny, Hallett Baltimore. Saxon. PHILADELPHIA
PHiLADRLPHIA Oct 27Arrved steames Phoenician tBr.
Brown Glasgow: Spartan. Boston, T0nawaDds. sherman,
Providence; Aries L0veand Fall River, Fannie Newfork
Cenfipede. Boston.
Cleared steamer II G Blddle New. York.
BALTIMORE Oct 27-Arrived steamer Annie tBrl. New
Coif Delaware Breakwaer Mcclellan Foster Charles
ton.
Cleared steamers Uanoverian (Br. Thomson, Lverpoc
PeveI tBr Cameron. Port Antonio; ID II Miller, Boston
Josephine Thomson, WORK.
FOREIGF SHIPPING.
LONDON Oct 27-salled 2lst. Amicia from Lisbon for
New-York; Kestrc Biboa for York I'D Ruggfero l.
for New York 24th. Belt Esna, Hamburg for New York
Hannah Blanchard. Honnung Hamburg for NewYork; w
senton Bremen for NewYork Robert 25th Abram Young
for York; Prince Louis for New Orleans Kinburn for
New.York Racehorse from Newcastle for San Francisco
suii0te. for New. York.
Arrived, 18TH Antwerp at Dover Columbus Oh scilly
Cuba at Dover Run9r Larnca at Antwerp from New YORK
26th Flora stafford Minnie swift and wallace from New
York of Isle OF Wight Nora Scotia at Antwerp from New
York. Lady Milne 27th Algoma. Harald
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vARIous CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

Nrwrowy.-sonic men N the woods on Sunday
which was written: October 49, 1884. A iran
was killed here Saturday night and buried cne hun
dred yaids due east of here wish sonie KIND per
sui would take The remains On aud give them a
Christian burial Rum killed him" ,,,.
IfbuttURt.-Ihe steamer I]pthe was run INTO
~ black Rdtk 80 Sundat ~ 80 tinkhpwii vessel
the latter Bsinr her bOBsptt all tie, tltpet ,liet
eeniff -hhaf eeat .... taptaih EhnitnA Mlsl rlile
efnssine ihp iaeks ~ ihe lnpsaiphie halltna' tgs
ledat, Was instantly killed iie Was u wealthy
IaiguEi, asG 6ltli,it -Sis.
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NEW-JERSEY.

DIXON HLL.-The members of St. Mary's Church
are about to erect new building III Bum-st.. to
cost $4,000.
Op.xGy-The new Alumni Hall at Seton Hall
College will DO opened on Wednesday, November D..
The exercises will begin at 8 p m; The building
Is seventy feet long forty feet WIDE and seventy
six feet from the ground to tho ridge OF INC rooI
The lower story consists of two reading and billiard
rooms, and the second furnishes spacious hall for
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NOME Nhis,
PROMINENT AiiRiVALh
U,u,spioL-I0rda and Lady iiayieigh,

HUFVT FFHNeWF'N WV FT'I,'T,
of Fn5la ud aud ! MliJs0n Harris, ~ balilln0le
Lo6nga House Colonel i. ". HeHlnspn, ~ 'ahiH ldtf
Mass run Apta.e I0tl-hendtOr John hhelaht ol ono
Kathanic Wilson Of Washing ioni Judge Charles Daniels
of Buiialo aud Judge II, II Marshal ana Colonel A >
Ruford Of Virginia 80. Gilsey House General George
b Williams Of Indiana Bretoort House Professor
& T. Langley, Of Allegheny, Penn aud W T. MallsIs' 81
Cineinnati w Windsor HoieLGeneral W. W. Lowe, Of
Nebraska . New- York Hoe-stae Engineer L. sweet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
NETWORK CITY.

BY the premature explosion of blast in Pelham
jured seriously.
While some scenery was being shifted In the Star
Theatre yesterday, q heavy frame fell on Alfred
Hughes. Of No. II Universty-place, ana broke his
right thigh
The Rev. w. C. Van Meter, of Rome, spoke to the
Baptist preachers yesterday on Italy the work Of
gelization and the close Of the Popes temporal
power"
woodpecker, unusually tame. near the fountains in
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niililii.iNN.

After . nphi 80 Giem-shup ~ Font e. Fetni=
day niyit hstWptn Patrick ilpphan hni hHudah 4"
MtDpilY, htpban Vas loud tu have . siat weuh
10 lhe iehi slie; iie vas ipheh 90 the ihne Island
College Hospital and ailpi his wound Was dressed
went away, ! hb police learned ~ The matter gu
funiaY and made unsuccessful Efforts 10 nnd
Mot any,
George Klein, age sixteen, Ut No III Aberdeen
place Was Impaied 0n picket while getting over
hence Ia front vi his home sunday, and 80 sey we're
ly injured that he died IN d short time
While working together in tho shoe shop of the
Kings County PententiaTy ON Saturday John
Dunn, age twenty seven, stabbed John Kane, a
fellow prisoner, in the neck with q shoeknife A
dangerous wound was inflicted. The injured man
was cared for in the hospital and Dunn was locked
In q dark cell. lie will be indicted and tired as
soon as his term of two years and SIX months for
burglary, which began in July, is ended. No cause
is known for the crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
prtipp ron 0ABTHAGn suFFfHHRs.

MANY If he sufferers Nv tho resent fie a. tsf
haee n ave ~ des'll elFeVns ane onG f'e
which ~ assist IN mitigating Tho seventies 81 the
winter now close upon them ANY contributions
for their benefit will no iudicously distributed
and without expense If sent TO Bates, Reed 4
Cooley, No. 3l3 Broadway or forwarded direct to
g. T. Ryther, at Carthage. The following contrib,
uions have been forwarded to John Norton, OF
Carthana:
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Nor THE FLUSHING POSTMASTER.

NOR THE FLUSHING POSTMASTER.
T,rr Tp,nuNr OF September 80, 1884. contaihed
the following paragraph .pprsr
A WARRANT FOR A POsTMAsTERs AkhESI'
Awarant fol- the arrest OF Iosma observation-disclosures
81 so has been issued the United states oou Io
Eastern District and ntrusted 70 some time ago the
POST Once Department learned that the snars OF as
Finishing Sss Wsre ma.ters As soon fact
made the postmaster fsat he had gone
@ hnc to commit suicide the United States
Authorities are Of the opinion that he mas s'h0 "
Canada -
for a. they relate to John W. Hickey, the postmas-
ter Of Flushing are entirely untrue NO chargcs
have been made against mn OIL occcnrred through
an Unfortunate confusion of two items of news from
Long Island that were given TO reporter ny AsS''
ant United States District Attorney Anga;
me brooklyn Eagle originally published the matter
at much length and with much prominence, TIE
TRIBUNE being misled into touching IL pIieny al
above. The error was discovered the next DAY anu
complete retraction was promptly prepared iot
publication in THE TRIBuNE but by an a aSciuun Ell
in tie composing room 1t faiieu 10 appeai. tt.;n
omission was not brought to the attention
u No .nC complaint was made to the Editor of The
Fdtoy attention. e drawn to the mistake until libel
anti was brought by Mr.. Hickey. An investigation
at made disclosed the error nE and oso
TO him through his counsel to publish 1ui Ietrac-
ton ard correction and also to pay his legal ex-
penses That proposition Mr.. Hickey has rejected.
In the meantime The TRIBUNE, III justice to NJ NJ,
Hickey and to ITSELF thinks it proper to publish the
alb owe statement.
THREE MEN STABBED BY A POLITICIAN.
Thomas Kraupa a Democratic ward politician
and lionor-deaer of No. 500 Sxtll-st went INTO ..
~ Gusntzers liquor shop at No. 76lSecond-ave; on
Saturday ught and became engaged IN a heatou
political discussion. In the place at the i'ne among
others were ex-Alderman Peter Fehrt philiP
Stfaub mus ician George {. Fennel, Granu 81.
furniture dealer, Michael Guentzer, son 81 tne
proprie tor and Charles Bernardt, OF N9olZ Sixth,
st. After wufdy conlci, the ex-Aldefinan anu
Ktaipa were elected from the place. - ,,.....
Et.oo ty "a deter,,inei ia be venged on the men
who pnt hin, ont. and he walked Ia the shadoT o.
tree iof spine fine. TIT first to copie OUT was
s,ta,il vim Vas promptly stabbed ~ the eheek Wy
Ktaups IL etlph fot help, aud scriig gnept2gf'
via fan 10 ks aid als6 ieteited eiit Il, the cisrR
beinbaiit pnseh y tht fiat anIl we f'nsI ~
| ms iWes al0nt ba hepi and 80 ne via, bt NE
fae politician hsits ~ eteFa ahh ps ne u,
| Tho Nav fH,k tiasGia ahl hal lhpt Ne"hhs
i,tssed. Mans Vt ihe,n wac seiIeHslf ht' Ill. =,
be asssliant Was rellaRdet fqf esaitiia'ilh ~
ielirlsan Marsel YESTERDAY iie las hal tptn's
| lion, having been by turns 80 heHnep'i va"
| politician, aud special policeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
yyCSTCUFSTER COUNTY.

YoNKERs.-Ths damage caused by the burning OF
g. J. Tildcns stable on Sunday night Is estimated
at $4,000.
WHITE PLArys-Thc annual meeting Of the West
chester County Historical Society will take place to
day An address will he delivered by James Wood
ef Mt Kisco in the Presbyterian Church AT p. in
on The settlement Of Westchester County"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
HENRY CROMWELLS DEATH.

Owing to an error in a report sent to Police leai-
quarters on Saturday night, Edward Cromwell,
flour merchant at No. Is front-st was said 10 haEe
Cromwell rT was down town yesterday. in his usual
good condition Of health, but afflicted by the death
denly. Henry Cromwell was born in this city in
1918, and was descendant of Oliver Cromwell
lie was one of the oldest hardware merchants Ill
more than fifty years lie was a student IN llayei-
ford College Pennsylvania, but left there before
completing his 70 enter the firm OF w A. Sey
mour q Co.. n hardware firm on Chatham square
For tho last five years he was influential clerk Tor
Patterson Brothers. No. ~ Park place. lie was
The funeral W I'M take place from his hone, No. l2i
Eas, One-hundred and twenty eighthst., this after
noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
musical and literary entertainments his room
will also serve a. a gymnasium.
NEWARK.

Judge Depue addressed the Grand Jury Yesterday
In relation to tho Paullin murder. The Grand jury
has already spent several days in the Investigation,
has examined the locality Of the murder ard taken
testimony of witnesses Tho theory OF the lnves YES
t,cators Is said to be that the murderer OF fhGos
Pamlin lives or has lived, in the Oranges, ana
knew her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
TRYING IN VAIN 10 Ron 4 sTREET-CAR

The police If the Seventh Precinct were search
Ing Yesterday iut th,ca fiilllns, believed 70 be
members OF IAN Ios-Sidc gang VINO ON snnn,ay
uenol-st. ear James Mulyancy the driver, was
struck IN the lace with brick by one of the thieves
lust before nidni CHI when t4e ear was leaving the
Uiand-st feJty. Although h. wns severely hurt
Mnivanry whipped mp his horse and VI away BON
the men In time 10 Illustrate their evident attempt
al ,ubhety. 10 the rpturn ttir. when tlie ear vas
pof ~ The ear anl tried to ply ol the rohei nns.
Wnltahpt shouted iot assistance but lhe iobbeis
He'd H. iiAh tb escape 4 pnlippmahi lhrif .srelnn
aitaitpf ~ fahbsfy Was asS unsuccessful AZ Nlul-
Vsne,'s muse was bfuheh lac Went tu Bellevue Hes
uitai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
JERSEY CITY.

Coroner Hughes will begin an inquest tomorrow
nioht in the case of John j. Schaublin, who was
Killed on Sunday by Henry Brehm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunri,es G %. Gets ASH Moon setL Moonsase. dA III
wATER TO-DAY.
<H-sandy HOOK l:52 Gov. Islsnl. 1927 Hell Gnte. 4l6
P.H-santy Heck 2:lS Gov. Islaud. 26i Hell CATO SA3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28

,o m "a that a valuable franchise, origin,
ally condition that Sy an snGs nso"n.
should pay III roht of individuals, without the Guy
- .s.riuc one pcnuy In return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28

The GoRHAM Co., Silversmiths, at
their new warerooms on Broadway
Cor. 19th-st. are exhibiting choice
examples of Art Work in Silver with
other metals. The constant Access
sion of new products from original
designs is feature which gives to
their stock, at all seasons, a dis
tinctive character, evincing an air
of incompatible completeness and
elegance. With each recurring season,
the advance, judged from the most
critical standpoint, is readily appar-
ent.
GORHAM MFG co.
SILyERsNITHs,
Broadway and 10Th st.
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