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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
ROCKIANn CONNTY

Observation-Disclosures Commander Ira ".
Hedges and Assistant Quartermastcr-Genera II. n.
Wood. accompanied by their wives aud Mr. and
Mrs Dexter f. wler. will start to-day for Nlnncsp-
oils, Mimi, to attend the g. A. X. National Encsmp
ment
SroVY PorNT.-The Rev. w. r. Kierer and tho
friends of temperance have determined TO lnclOse
the large wlgmau Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and hold temperance mass meetings on
Sundays.
NYAcK.-Edde Pollock. Of Larchd1lc. inner
Nyack. shot three silver gray foxes Ia four hours
hunt on Hook Mountain on Monday.
rtEHNoNt.--Ihe Rov. Mr.. Peck and two ladies
wbile sailing in Tappau Bay were capsi1cd and
were rescued IN u downing condition 10y a crow
who witnessed the accidont...... Captain Cornelius
Alderman. of tho Piermont Mosquito loct. on
lursdHY WINS presented by members with M clc-
giant silk llag lOi his yacht Lydia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
A WOuAV CHARGED WITH BrCANY.

Maria Hopkins the reputed wife OF Ur.ah Hop
kins an engineer on tie Erle Railroad, was ar
rested at Newark Yesterday, on complaint made
by her husband, and held In $500 bail on charge
OF hlgamy. The couple were married in May,
1852 the vifcs maiden name beng GODDARD
Shortly after tho birth Of a child the couple
separated and Hopkins went West. Last Noyem-
her the wife married Newark liquor dealer. John
Sotzam, end separated from him IN n few months.
Hopkins returncd about this time. and demanded
his child. II was agreed that # lie would furnish
the means for ITS maintenance il should be kept at
the house of an aunt in Ntw-BruusWick Hopkins
paid money for tins purpose and aferward learned
that tho child had been kept by lis mother He
then svOre out warrant for the arrest OF his wife
The v lie asserts hat she had been informed Of the
death Of Hopkins in the West, and that she left
SOtzam upon hearing that her first husband was
alive. and lived with hum again until they dis
agreed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
DpINIrI>U DESTROYING OYSTERS.

Dmmi-h arc c0us'ng wilcsprc0l dcstrucfIon
among the oysters of Princes Bay The planters
state that if the uroad4 of this enemy Of the biyalye
continue q few week, moro there VIII be scarcely an
the drumh n Is already estimated at 10000. The
maraudcrs visit the beds in large schools, aud IN one
night destroy beds that cover several acres Plant
crs will leave their beds of full-grown oysters at
dark and the next morning he unable To- rake up
ANYTHING but mass of worthless shells.
The drumhsh visited Princes Bay eight years ago,
and then nearly ruined the oyster crop They have
not been there since I'm any numbers until about
two weeks ago. III zee then they have done wide
spread damage Around Keyport and Amboy, y. j.,
large damage has also been done As the drumllsh
do not at any particular time, it Is difficult to
catch or drive them away. some planters have
surrounded their beds with shad nets.
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have to reconsider some Of the proposed expendi.
lures,
SUNDRY NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

FRANkLIN.-The strike Of rag-sOrters at the
Kingsland Mills proved failure. The places of
the strikers have been filled by others =. Samuel
H0ugbton. foreman in the Van Ripper Quarry, fell
dead in the street on Thursday night with heart
disease.
AvONDALE.-WOrk will be resumed on Monday
In the large quarry of j. w. Boyce. Sixty men
have been idle owing to the stoppage of operations
CFNTREvILLE.-Mr Sites while ged in pick
ing coal on the meadow side of the track yesterday
was struck by drill engine No. - and fatally
injured
HOBOKEv.- Charles H. Miller has brought suit
against the city for SiGG IS. which lie asserts Is
due him for services rendered as City Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
A corrlN TOO BIG TO FIT THE YArLT.

The aid of the Health DcrArtmont of brooklyn
wa. sought yesterday by john OShca, of No. 40
SeVonteenth-st. that city, 10 secure the burial of
the body Of his wfc. II appcats that an under
takcr named larr gan. of Fifth-avo. near Twenty
nrst-st. was engaged and tho burial VAS to be IN "a
vault In Calvary Cemetery Ia order to M the
place IN which II was to e., Mr. ONhca told tho
Undertaken that the box must hc only twont y-four
inches widc but one twcnt v-seyon inches wide was
furnished. Tho undertaken refused to get another.
and wuutod Mr., . shea to take out some bricks
frnm tho vault The lattor would not do this aud
llHrrigan refused to do anything moro with tho
funeral. Efforts tu got another undertaken wcto
fruilosa M nll refused to interfere After appeal
inc TO the Health Department County lIndertskcr
Fufan was secured, aud the body was ilnaly buried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR COAST SERVICE.

Several experts attached to the Lighthouse De
partmcnt and few scientific gentlemen went
went e three miles ont to beyond sandy Hook
few nights ago for the purpose Of tcs, ing. at that
distance the brllilncy aud power of penetration Of
fine large electric LIGHT that has lately been started
at the Lighthouse Department depot in lompklns
Vile : L. where General Duane and Lieutenant
Mills are making experiments tO determine whether
II will he practicable TO introduce the electric llgit
INTO the coast service At tWenty-threc miles aN Nv
il was said that this liph-whch Is believed to he
the largest one in this country 'kcd rs the
Brooklyn Bridge lights do from Bay Ridge. ne
light was bright aud plain. hut it Kicker Ill., ms is
the greatest objection to ia" use oi electric lights
for that purpose. rs the mariners may mistake q
pickering light for fash light il expected;
h"vc,rr that steady clear liqht will he produced
that will show PLAINLY for thirty miles in clear
weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
FOREIGN SrE4NERs DUE Ar THIS Port
SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK ............FRIDAY JULY ~ 1884


PORT OF NETWORK ............FRIDAY, JULY II, 1884
ARRIVED
steamer Baltic (Br. Renee Liverpool Jnys and queens
tovn9. Win nl4e am passengeis 70 81 v9i!s ,, ,
~ 3i',Gr i .r ,sss.i "a g. co + Iucv '
steamer ,ncon ny hr new. ma.iison stockholm Via
seamfG Edy @1 msgS" s1Sn s xxx W. south
Steamer Wsoslend BEG l,GgIreg Antwerp Jnll o with
mse ana 10 n "y, ruonos Avrc. rups H.
Monieyldco aud Hlo Janeo - with mdso aud passengers
steamer Aiise On lones, vera cruz JuyO rrosre'o o.
steamer water Jsnney Lewea De. with md,c ooh
s9R 'd@s eo.e oar nrandbon foncha s. b.
'' Te ~ Nav us.ireack Ludwig Baltimore.
puNsEr-wlnd a. sandy ss,s, urht ~ clear Al
tiy Island. light sw. clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer aa,cr OR. wleeui Bremen jay ., with md's
and passcngotst 10 uclichsH 90.
CLEARED
steamer refalan Monarch tnf puncombc London Patton
Etsa,Ho, radro span rehcyara Liverpool ~ cor,
htoamor Afeahndo dta, buto'o. Mediterranean ports
sllamcr Apcs 7panl Mircion noslon PIN fofwooi 60
steamer state OF Texas AaA IofnAndlnA VIA fo't hotA'
6eamer tily oil sa,annah Catherine, sayannah-Ienry
stn,,isI Oetorara Reypolds Baltimore Kroms
ehlp gnol lbu hobbns iA'orpo''-Jaa" h"euS
Ship Re,olue Dtchl, emmes, Phladelphl--Peter Wright
fL Comstea 'swsd Olsen. Batavia or Aier Java. Tor
O'H HSrt s.toH SoT christensen Bergen Nor-Genham
hf TaTs Ia Drelscho r Hautabert Gloucester EChas
Barr alexander Keith (Br. Connausnton sydney en-
BARK D IIgelow DR. Gray Monteviieo-w II crossmsn
BARK Benny Doom BIT Cole Buenos Ayros-John Norton
Sous
-. II
TrowbriGgs's sons. ,,,,.--, ~.
Brig Charles sparks Harris rortland-Jas Ward Co
Echr Frances, Parker Vera Club Metca1 e Co.. -.
Brig Sarah Godfrey ,Br) Palmer Dorchester Mi
schr Elise and Lucis Nelson Cape HaytlenKunhardt
a Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Bedford for Aarhuu OF Texas Fernandna
Q MaYer. Baltimore
Ship Cleopatra, for Antwerp.
Aso saodvia Long Island sound-stsamer Apes Boston
The MOVEMENTS OF sr8AAEaA
FOREIGN FORTS
LONDON July l9ATrtved steamer Egyptian Monarch lBrh
Morgan, from New. York July 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
SKELETONS IN A sUNKFN CANAL-BoAT.

Workmen who wore making an excavation IN
Fcrrv-st. Hoboken yesterday for the foundation
of the new elevated railroad unearthed an old
canal boat about ten feet below the surface. On
breaking into what remained of the cabin they
discovered two human skeletons lyAg side by side.
The skeletons woro those Of a man and woman.
Twcnty-seycn years ago Fcrry-st was a waterway
and n resort for canol-bosts In the winter. Tho
discovery Of the skeletons has excited considerable
curiosity The generally accepted theory is that
the boat was swamped by high tide and that the
man aud woman were drowned. II is supposed
that the boat was thought to be abandoned and
the crock was hlied mp without anybody making an
examination of the cabin Tho skeletons were
removed 10 the Morgue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
AIONG THE SOrNn-

STaArFORD-'The skin in which Lewelyn Davis,
age thirty. went rowing on Monday evening, has
been found of Cooks Poiut with the 'oars aboard.
Nothing has been heard of Mr.. Davis and tie
theory IL that no is drowned. Oystermen are now
dredging tho waters for the recovery Of his body.
SOUTH NORwALK.-E. Mower of the Roxbury
Conn, quarry, has the contract to furnish the
foundation stone for the new Washington Market,
Ncw-IuTk and ten vessels are now loading with
material at Wilson's Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
DISTURBED ABOUT A LIQUOR LICENSE.

The Board of Excise Of Loug Island city u few
wcol,s ago revoked the license of Patrick KEENAN,,
the Ferry st. lil ioI-dcacr who murdered, lis land
lord Pctnt Mccormick The place was coH"d. hut
William LYMAN, of hunters Point. who held
mortgage on the fixtures aud lease Of the huldnR.
mido Application for n,icruao uud IT was refused
Nr lyiinu'- friend, clntpo that Mayor Fritv Tor
hndo ihr Nrirc Commissioners go giant u license To
nuy person except to president IT the boud ol
Aldermen Ens-ipu. Mr EnH,ipl ~ ptrrrut hoops
hcrf alloon IN the same block with tho krinhh
house hni thinks that he could do better business
in the latter house. Mrs McColmirk, oXecnirlN OF
the estate, by the advice of Mayor Pctfy began
ricctmcnt proceedings against Lyman before Justice
kaNannagh. The case was tried on "Wednesday, and
the Justice has reserved his decision. Tho matter
has caused considerable talk IA political circles IN
Long Island CIV The president of the Board of
Aldermen threatens 10 resign and move 10 New
York ~ there T. little money IN heing president OF
Long Island Citys Board of Aldermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

" You swear positively that it WAS on Sun
av morn ng that TOu heard the woman shout for hep ~
Yes your honor positively" "Ihis affair occurred
months ago Couldn't II have been saturday NOR n
1" !mpossble your honor" "But whyW Insisted the
Judge Mans msnory is not iufallibe Why you so
positive that 1t was sunday mernmg /" Because when
irst heard the cry for Delp OUT in tho backyard
dlgeiug angewOrns."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
HONE Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brcroon Housc-Cheng TsaO Ju, Chinese
H,fsl-ExSeaator Francis Herman, of Utica and Judge
Theodore Miller Of the New-HOrk Court OF Appeal;
Hindsor Hotef utono Bares, Minister for Guateln9
and Salvador at Washiu GSey H0USsJohn W.
Bookwalter OF >iriu sded, Ohio. Ctde'doH H0tet-
EX-At ;Orncy euerdl g. j. VI. Gwinn. OF Maryland
Grand CeaTa Hoie-Judge Charles :. West, Of Aus'ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
WHAT'S come ON TODAY.

NOnn0uth Pork races, 100 r. m.
Departure Of G9h Regiment for State Camp at Pecks-
kin.
Long range rife shooting match, Crecdmoor
MAYOR E0fOn's cabinet, city Hall p M.
Unoa Veterans meeting. No. "A Mon Square, p H.
Regatta Al Elm Park. staten Island
Picnic 10 First Platoon OF Police, oak Point
Staten Leland Cricket Club match, Camp Warrington
j.. N.
McuupoitaD-Athlcuc baseball match, Poo Grounds,
4 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
lord q TAYLOR PERFECTLY SOUND.

Reports have been current for day or two that
the firm of Lord n Taylor was financially emhar-
raised Inauircs IF members Of the firm yes erday
showed that these rumOrs are absolutely without
foundation, and that the house 10 stronger than
ever.
H. g. Dun Il Co. say that they have received as
surances from Lord d Taylor bat theyarc - bet
Ter condition financially than they were year ago
and that they are easy in money matters and Dun
X Co. believe tneiT statements to be correct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
TAKiNG ~ IHE rows.

From Thf Atlanta 90 shfih0n, .
Fit2gOObcr had sent Il note 10 his wife, by his
Finder Informing hor that work Wous detan Him at
the store uutil late.
eyes, Just like him." wrsthfuy snapped out Mrs. FiH
goober, " he seems 10 have work ON hand every time
want To GO anywhere"
shc turning To hcr work again, when Pinder asked
" Ma does they have prayer meetin ever Wednesday
nightr
Yes and your father knew crazy to go to-
night"
meetlI night r.
hPpSalb So sue IePl'u, lh,h uaIh suspicion MT
ted behind her bangs and she asked: Why do You ask
such question:
jus wanted 10 know" answered P1nder, "'cause ma
told man to-day that, this was Wednesday night, he
sp0sed he'd have TO take In the town. an imagined
nhe hal TO take II anywhere he'd take II into the store
an II he took ia there tnus be his duty take Of
IT,"
Mr.. and Mrs Fitz occupied the same pew that night
and somehow or other Fiz. wasn't as happy as usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
NEWARK.

Two guests Of tho Park House were robbed on
TLunday night BY a hotel thief who registered
underline name of smith and who quilted the hotel
nt an early hour yesterday morning. The thief
obtained considerable sum of money and some
isWelTy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
STATEN ISLAND.

TOTTESvILLE.- The will of Henry Stewart Sc
guine has been admitted TO probate. The W dow of
the testator IA allowed 81 600 year and $ 900
In neney. The six children of James Segune, a
nephew of the dead man, are left $4,000 each
The remainder of the estate, valued at between
the testatDr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
SOLDIERS STARTING ron rEEksKILL,

The men Of the gallant ooh Regiment. y. q; -
~ T.. are dclighted with the prospect OF we'A u"
nnnph anticipates that lac viii be able to parade
with fail ranks to-day on the occasion OF th' d',
ppttuie for 'hc scat Of inHttuctlon, lho c"tlhhnh
wili assemble at the Aimory At 10 u, No ana WIZ
march down Broadway aud Battery Place TO Iier
l. where tho regiment will embark on one OF
the IRON steamers for l'ccAskl IL n ehptciod lhl
The l,tb nil spcnd The week most probably az the
state camp. ihare are many old soldiers IN as
rank. whose preccpts and examples VIII be ylln-
able 10 the recruits. portion OF the regiment mas
received the new state uniform and will wear IT on
this occasion,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
BROOKLYN.


Karl Kaufman. tailor. aye Gfty,w was confronted
in the Third District Police Court yesterday ny
Mrs. Sophia Kaufman, of No. - BushWck-aYer
and Mrs Louisa Kaufman, oi No. IL Mont9lth-Sl.'
his two wives lie married the former on October
20, 1888. hey had live children, but on account
Of his cruelty his wife left hm IN 1873. They were
never divorced, but on July -, 1883, Kaufman
married again, claiming 10 he a divorced man ms
Se oud wife discovered the true state O affairs ana
found tie first wife last week, and steps to punish
him for blgamy were taken. hartmann WalNeu
examination yesterday, ana was ncld lol the ACTON
OF the Grand jury.
Mrs Lodocea Frcdcnbcrg. Of llerkner County
y. =, who died IN the Kings County fcnltohtaIy
on Wednesday, at the age OF srveAly one was
uudcr icIce of imprisonment Tor me Tor nor
rlh'e murder in which she took pant win htI son
IN killing her parilytic parliamentary, 10 81 III
Fairfield. y. !. Both were sentenced to he hanged
but the punishment WAS commutcd, Inc son ~
now In the Auburn state Prison.
Andayita setting forth that tho negro murdered
Alexander Jc0e,s n, - insane were nl'd WIN 'I'
shorn yesterday aud ajuiy will he summoned to
determine the matter.
.tudgo Cullcn haa Dissolved tho Injunction Sc
cured by John ". Harper to prevent SUNDAY sy-
cutsiuus ftom landing vt tho wiati ut SANDS Iolhl
J.. l., whore 'lt Harper has Nuo house, he IN
junction WHH dissolved on tie ground That II wh7
moi shown that tho pier VIA ptivnio one, hhd tho
presumption IN that IT in puslic aH 1T IN AT mo l"ol
al II puhltc tohd,
When Christopher Bennett, Of 80. 227 Fourth
st.. T.. d., was accused of violation of tho lAr. rs
Law ON sunday, May T. 10y John berry and Joseph
NJ. Daniels OF the Excise I.rhguc, before lhc IAcl'o
Commits ,Iuncib yesterday hr rctortcd bY charging
that Daniels offered for $40 To fix up tho
charge The case was a"Jonrned uhtlI to-day Tor
more evidence.
Comfy Judge Moore addressed some plain words
10 he tirand Jury yesterday respecting Their ddlF
i'm finding indictments upon prlma 1acla evidence,
without regard to their individual opinions Of GER
tain laws. What the Legislature SAID WAS illegal
the Grand Jury should mdict for. Reference was
made by the judge. II inferred, to the cases Of
pool selling before the jury
Walter Henry, age sixteen, who was convicted
of manslauchtcr in the nrst degree III killing ie-
lo~ workman in June, was sentenced To the HI
mira ReiOmatOry yesterday.
Acting Mayor Oleua married fIppo Rubino 70
Sunda COndaupa yesterday.
The business Of the Fuemens Trust Insurance
Company, which is about TO qudate. was trans
fcrred Yesterday 10 the American Insurance Com
pany Of Newark. y. J. The Frcmen's Trust Com
pany loaned its capital of Sll0,OOO 10 George |.
Scncv receiving as collatera, Metropolitan Bank
shares and other securities, which have deprecated
40 per cent
circular in regard to disnfection to prevent
cholera similar to that prepared by tho NeW-l ork
Board Of Health, has been sent out by Hcaeh Com
missioner Raymond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
HOW TIE BROKEN FIRMS STAND.

In the matter Of Carhart, WhitfOrd 4 Co., cIoth-
ing merchants at NO. 422 Broad way, who made an
assignment some time ago. schedules were MED IN
the County Clerks office yesterday showing that
their total liabilities were = ,3iG30G the nominal
assets 81 51G1S4 If aud the actual assets. S0l l.
562 60.
Sewall & Erickson. iubbers in millinery goods. at
No 612 broadway, who suspended on lhulsday,
dId not file an assignment Yesterday and 1t Is hoped
that they will be able to resume business without
doing 30. ,,..
Considerable sympathy is expressed for Julian
White Son n Co., comm sion merchants IN fancV
goods at No. % LeOnard-st., whose failure was an
nounced i'm TUE rRIBUNE Yesterday II Is general,
ly believed thai bat for the fact that they O1ucd
their Endorsement to Edmund Yard, IT, ~ 20.
they would not have gone under. The exact con,
diton of their affairs IL not known aud IL hoped
that whom tho assignee. George -. Walhridge, con-
pletes his iuvesttgHtion, Hnttlcnsnt can be Ell
ftrlrl ON u anlislhrlnTN hRsis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALIAVA"
6up rses Al sets 90 Msoa rIss l4G d93lJ8 =. IL rs
RTGH WATER rO-oAU
4 H-sarev Esst. A23 IsV Islai ~ drl Gaze 693
P.I.-saney 6U2 GOV. IslSad oil Hsu oats 1903
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AHnoH ncements

aenuins Johann HoTs Malt EItracthss synatursotrr.,
Hoh and Norltz Esssr neck Of every bottle ndorss
al physicians fer general debility Beware Of Imitation,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
Tho Fmnoror ouis Nonoloon sn,olod -,


he finest cigars the world could produce. Professor Ursa
the EnperOrs cigars ma specially for him H.
Havana from EFF tobacco grown In the Golden Belt Of yoyh
Carolina this being the finest leaf In order tai
American smokers have good tobacco late F
peror. Long Cut IL offered 10 IN
public II smsdo from the same lea used IN the Emusros
cigars IL absolutely and IA inquest oDaby the best Ia
bacco for either pipe OF cigarette ever offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
JERSEY CITY.

John Patterson. the Wrchnwlton school trustee
who hrutally a,hnultcd IoAoph H. Cleveland, pfiu-
anal al the public school waA sontoncod yesterday
10 pny "A une OF 700 and costs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

COMFY IsLAND.-Table d'h0te a feature q.
Hotel Brighton, European and American plan az
appreciate the excellent cuisine. M
OK. LANSING Proprieto,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
BROKER AND RoOr-BLACK COME TO bLoWS
A LivtLY ENCOUNTER ~ Nfw-sl' AfIth ohAN"b

Using A cANF ANp BIAcKiNG-boN,
New street /, narrow channel bctween Broad
way and BIOad-St., through WhIch iuu'"IH
"poins and op mons on sio,Hs "u 'Ii oL,
stop 10 talk and exchange ideas aud gossip ailef
The boards have closed The boot-Dlachlhg ia
temity of the street assail the groups Of talking
brokers with hnportuni!les TO sumo en-
up so persistently That nan OF uetn
surrender. That street was treated 10
n sensation Yesterday In the shape OF pc h9ha en-
couuter bet weeu one of the boot blacks ana NM
ing stock and petroleum broker Opinions were
diSidsd as 10 wi ether il forcShadowed the begin
ming of a revolt on the part OF shoe-shlnelS, or
WAS the first EXPRESSION of determination OF the
sinners to make their sway absolute:
In front of the Newest. entrance OF the NeW-lork
Mining Stock and Petroleum Exchange,
where MANY brokers hnger long after business
Is over Wallace Doane we'll known member OF
the Exchange was standing about / p. III. laIhIhS
with some friends about wells I'm aud wells 10 come
and other subjects which are commonly SupPpsel
10 influence the prices OF certificates A booi-pISGk
named John Gil put down his box III front OF NJ.
1eane and sgi0 uTgpntlv: "Shine EN- up Z GINS
friends say cha ItablV that lac had Ocen PdrldhluB
too freely of Ia flowing beer OF ne WouIu noI nav
pressed his ser, Ices so strongly upon WI Drdnei
inter the latter had declined Ia accept them several
times The boo-black was 80 offensive III MS at
seutiOns that hard words are SAID by some 10 nave
passed bctw him and The broker however thaJ
NAV be- the hOot-hlack's solicitations were so an
moving that Mr. Dcanc finally cried out; Get ont
IF thiSW and II is stated by o. e-WltneSStS Slrch
Cill once OF twice on the head with his thn cane.
Persons who have bad blacking-loXeN showed be
tween their le.t sympathHeI WIN Mi H,a4f loss
Of temper HIS many friends oeNpIalIeu lllS Ac-
tion Inn her NV tie fact that lie was Snuthcrn-bOn
and liable to lose control of himself easily.
The Lootbla.k, on receiving what many consld-
cred well-dc erved thwacE. jumped TO n feet
and btruck the broker IN the face. According 10
tome versions he blow was gwen with the black
ing-box; but several pcr.ons sad that II came
from The lrStle-end Of the brush The latter
statement is borne out 10y the character OF the
tkiu-innomwation around Mr. peancs eye. iLs
blow filled the broker with fury and ne rushed
sfter CyiU Who reircatcd backward hodri,hlug Il
bjacking-6ol i'm front of him. The broker drew
pocket Knife and opened one of the blades as he
Sursned the fellow. His friends rushed after INN
and caught HIM. and the boOtblack got away
around he next corner IN safety.
An excited group discussed the occurrence lof
tome time Gill lost sympathy among his fellow
workers because he had been tresgaFsing upon the
southern end Of Newest. whereas ms proper bu'i
ness field is up near Wall 81. Nj. bcahe Is uni
VERBALLY liked aud il wa general opinion mat II
be had got hold OF his foe the latter would not
have Jared we'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

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