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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

A BOYS TERRIBLE DEATn-FORTY-FIVE MINUTE
ATA DIsPENsARY BEFORE III DIED.

A BOYS TERRIBLE DEATH-FoRIY-FIVE MINUTES
ATA DIsPENsARY BEFORE HF DIED
Some interesting facts were brought out by
Coroner Mcuningcr in brooklyn Yesterday i'm the
inquest held upon the body of NoOTde Catalannotto
aye eleven who waa chOkcd 10 death by toy
rubber balloon which he drew into ms throat whllo
IL was not inflated on Saturday afternoon. The
boys father Ead that his son went into his homo
apparently choking at | y. M. on saturday The
father went out ior u policeman and found officer
No 1bO. who laughed at HIM when hc asked for an
ambulance or u doctor lie then took his SON. who
was In great agony. 10 look Tor - doctor, bat un-
able ~ lind on. carried him finally 10 dSpcuaaty
ju Third. place. Dr Lcstor first tried t0 remove The
object from the boys throat with pair of fofccpH,
but not succeeding lao pnid he would have to cut
the boys throat open. Tho father told him 10 do
what was best, and las made FIVE or HiN nitcmptH TO
sut with "A dull knife but not being able 10 do H.
ic went after another. While ho was gone tho
boy died aud the doctor aitcrward extracted the
balloon with the whistle attached, which had stuck
IN his throat. II was tOIty-Aye minutes from ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
AI0NG TILE SOIrND.

BRDGFPoRr.-Bshop Mcmahon arrived on sun
day too late to take part IN the cornerstone laying
of tbe Church of the Sacred Heart. The stone was
Land by Vicar-Gcneral Hughes, of Hartford. -.
Thrtytye Indian students from the Hampton In,
stltutc Va, who had been spending some weeks IN
berkshire Mass will have "a reception at the
North Church, and will be addressed by the Rev
H. Is. Frisscll, the chaplain of their institution
SOUND BEACH.-1he headless body of q man
found on the shore Of the sound Oh Sunday was
that of John r. IIolr0yd, of Norwich. who was lost
from the steamer City of New-Iork on September I.
NoRwATK.-A. H. Byingtn. Editor OF The
G0,ct,, who lost pocketbook containing $500, at
Mcridcn, on Sunday night while waiting for Mr.
Blaine has recovered It. II lay on the floor under
the seat in the train which he had vacated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
EXCITEMENT IN me OIL EXCHANGES.

The doings of the wonderful Phillips well, ~ the
Baldrdge district, Butler County. Penn. have dis
tnrbed and almost domOraliIel the spectators at
the petroleum exchanges The well h. oGiy about
thio" weeks old. and yet n ha4 produced $1,000
barrels OF oil Active work ~ dfillng ucW Wells ~
gong on ~ the neighbpfhood of the Phillips well.
Hud operators are hnxiOusy awaiting nowa regard.
lng them Inc markets were active yesterday aud
the pico oi OIL dropped from ~ " eonla barrel on
Saturday night tp 7pA CrntH, ending NJ only u
slight reaction. ONLY ono failure was announced.
II WAS thnt of A. - Jones, n momher uf the Now
York Mining stock and National Petroleum IN
changes. About 200, 900 barrels Woio bought
In Tor HIM under the In.cs Mr
Jones said That tho dncrcnccs on his
c0nifantA Snopniod 10 only $4,000. and lao eI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
WORK ON THE PANAMA CANAL.

At the office of the Universal lntcrOceanic Pan
anna Canal Company. No. Is Broadway, a TRIBCNE
reporter informed by the secretary yesterday
that no information had been received concerning
the contract said to have been made in Panama
with the Ncw-York Dredging Company.
Proposals for 500 portable houses for the la
borors of the company have been received
and will he opened to-day. Several thousand Ia
borcrs are employed. They are mostly negroes, who
perform the work more satisfactorily in that climate
than white men do and do not go readily succumb
10 the fever The subscriptions 10 the new loan Of
3s7 ,JS7 bonds of 900 francs each. issued by the
company, Will c0,c next Thursday Work on the
canal IL reported tObc ogrcssing tsfactorly'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
sr-YDRY NEw-JERSEY TOWNS.

II NAFIY-An explosion occurred yesterday in the
rubber factory of the Pond Manufacturing Conn
pnuy 1 lac building was destroyed A boy uumod
William RYAN wa4 badly burned aud 100000
pounds of rubber were destroyed; loss 10000, III
surancc $3.50.
MISREPRESENTATION Rusch tho aged father
of Recorder Rusch. and hs son Theodore. age ilt-
teen. were badly beaten byn gang of rullians on
SUNDAY Mir ltu1ch ia IN a critical condition.
pArrR4oN.-lhc Fire Department was called 10
cNtinruiah u small ire Yesterday. The huso cam
age OF one company while gong down the grade
was upset. the jumper of another engine VIM"
going dawn n pado ran into the river, running
over the foreman, William Ford, iuilictuR several
bruises. aud Columbia hose carriage wa badly
damaged hy the hurstiug oi the hose.
UWrSwoop LARr.-A waterproof wna pocn nj
the lake yoatcrdnN, about five inches ~ diameter
aud twelve feet ~ hoight II travelled along poi.
ton of the eastern Hholo and gradually dasolNod
into Nnpur
MOuSr tIAin.-Ihe Temperance Reform club
has decided not to act ~ u body ~ tho mioWHt of
any Presidential candidates,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
EXPLAINING 4 RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

Mrs. Thoma, j. Loughlu. OF No. - NIchos-st
Newark. who was ,hockmglv manglcd "a tine horse
ear accident az the Mar,rt--t. railroad station ON,
fine Railway passenger train struck the ear Mrs
Inuphlu wa, q, the rear of the ear, having left her
seal in alarm. The car wa, hurled against post
Thomas Louehllu her husband and she other occu-
pauts of the ear escaped with slight injuries. The
conductor aud driver of the hor-e-cir were both
IN cu-todv at Police Headquarters yesterday.
Charles iiocy. the conductor. stated that
hc saw the NcW-York tram going ont and gave the
signal t. the driver to drive across the track. lie
ana not see the Railway train coming from the 9th
or direction. he SAID that the hagmau az the cross
inc also ~Ienlilrd the ear 10 10 on. The driver cor
rohoratcd this statement. The lagman denied tins
statement and asserted that ne shouted " hold up
In thc car driver. lie says that notwithstanding
me- slgualod by raising and lowering ms lantern the
driver drove on the track and stopped there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
NEWS FEOU 7HE SrETRBS.
MAEHyING on THE SPUR OF rnE MOMENT

MARRYING or THE SPUR OF TIE MOMENT
Henry ". Smith. age nineteen, aud Miss Annie
Iaytor. ono year younger both of tast Orange, y.
j. instead o. attending % iottr matinee ou Salur-
dlv drculrd 10 get married and a7 Mr. smith had
obtained u vacation. to take % wedding iilp.
where they 1--we. Thc young man is % hoolkccpcr
aud decorator. aud the brides father 5. ". lay
lor D., the private secretary of Captain john Erics-
SON the Wcll-kuowu engineer Of TINS city, The at
tnchucut of the young couple has been no secret To
their parent, aud friends and II has been tactly
understood chat they were engaged, but an early
marriage was not expected. After the wedding
the groom promptly sent "a telegram to ms father
iu-liv Announcing the fact. When the couple re-
turn to their parcuts they will be- accorded warm
welcome IL is presumed that Mrs. Henry smith
viii resume her post as her fathers house keeper,
which She has held since her mothers death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
SUMMER TRAVELS or DR. sCIIAFF.

The Rev. DR.. Philip Schal Of the Union lhroLogi
cal Seminary was a passenger on tho 0'iNH' Nnich
arrived ON Sundny night lie did not appear at ms
lecture hour .. YESTERDAY ana IN p cNpIhlm
ing his absence later to the students Ir'Hnl'h'
of the Custom House officers, and was h9i le1a"I
until noon. II sometimes seems to me. ne addcnl
" that the American Custom House III u urn,ic ~
soi1n ia make free trade i'm this country popular
DIR. Schaii is in excellent health ard consider,
ably Drowned by his travels. when asked
where he had been during the summer
vacation lie said that ne had attended the religious
conventions in Belfast and Copenhagen speaking
at both At the latter place his address was on
THE Discord and Concord of Christianity Among
other speakers, there were DR.. John llall OF tins
city; Dir. Moses IIogc of Richmond; l)r taiTlS OF
Edinburgh: Professor (iocct of Ncuichaicl; irolcs-
sor Chrislicb of Rome: ahd Dr. lresSenSc,0i larls
There were over 600 delegates present ana al
dresses were delivered In the Danish, swedish ter
man French and English languages. Beside a.
tending the conventions DR.. Schait s3ld thlt ne
travelled Through England. Ireland, ScolIanni
Gcrmnnv. AustrIn, Denmark. sweden, Russia, and
all over that part of The world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

pccicd IN effect n settlement nnd resume business
I'm n few dnva MIR Jones has failed twice before.
At the New York Petroleum Exchange the ~
tcrcaf of The members was divided bctwcon the
fluctuations In oil aud the oprnng OF their depart
tncnt Tor dcnlinp In railroad siocla IN minimum
amount ~ ten slnrca The officers Of the exchange
cxprcaacd tho utmost satisfaction with the result
of the experiment Tho Trading Tor tho day
amounted in $50 hlntca. The frat coll wnH
mndc NJ iOJO u. M before the opening oi the
Stock Exchange. aud y ll,cly buHinrs7 waa done
emil pfestdcnt Smith mndc Il brief speech ndtihing
the mcmbers lo bc conservative In their operations
but predicting large growth Of the bnHincm when
II had become older.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
WFSTCUESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PGAINS.-Thc trial of Edward \. Weed of
Ncw-YOrk for an assault committed at Greenwich
Conn. in March. 1881. on b. +. Ashley, of Port
Chester then editor of The Port Ch,siTJ0Wpdl. took
place Yesterday before Justice Brown. he jury
disagreed. The case has excited great interest
PEIHAu.--Christ Church, known as the Priory
Church, was rcOpened on sunday. II has been gem
orally repaired and furnished with a yane Of unique
design, the gift of Mrs. NcwbOd Edgar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
CnMpLAINlNG on 4 CrsTOMs OrrICER.

CuataVu Herrera. " ho arrived Oh the Al!sAn on
SUNDAY. has written 10 TN INHr ~. stating ma
amour his hnpg10o were three articles ON Whlrh
- 90 duties were LEVIED. lie WA on his way &"
Panama and asked the inspection 10 place lb'
articlc ia the public stores lutll next sunday when
he rs 10 SAL for the lthmus To ,hi7 request Mi.
Herrera aver. the inspector replied lhcu YOU
viii have ~ ply much more Deputy Collector
Blrrcu said Yesterday that II WAS a frequent
rub,ic store, until the owner proceeded on his way
vi hout expense " II Mr. Herrera VIII tilc COM
plant with rhc COLLECTOR the matter viii bee lnNe--
nrnich. hAIl Nj Hlurlt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
Jersey CITY.

Morris Enright. "A rpgcr. of Canal-st., Now-York,
was dl-ordcrly at the Pcnnsylvana Ferry yester-
him nc attempted to stab the officer but cut by
standcr IN the head, inlictiug very painful
wound.
A delegation of locomotive engineers on their
way to the convention of the brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers To loo held IN san Francisco next
week, started yesterday in special car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

time he went 70 the dispensary before the 10y a'Gu
DR. John G. Lester said in his TESTIMONY tna' mG
first tried 10 extract the balloon WIN t9toeps Wv
falling began 10 perform the operation Known 's
trarhcotony, hut the father and mother ol Wy
child inicrcrcd. and would not Jet mn pr9oGG' w.
when the hoy was almost dcad thoy o1.H 'aiI to
dane The frat scnlpcl uscd proving dun he tuoh
another aud got out the balloon. Tho boy WIS ~ y
comalono condition of tho tho ana d'h'h '''"'''"
from nHphyNia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
80 Use FOR 4 TtRpY AMBULANCE.

Rya fall from ledge of rock, iu Frity-~Nth-,t
near Sccoud-ayc., shortly after %. m. yesterday,
Edward Mahcr. 20 iaborcr was seriously injured
Al 7:2j. the telegraph operator 1t Police Head
laucc An hour later word was sent FROM the
Nineteenth Precinct. that the ambulance had not
arrived. Whcl second eau WAS sent 10 the hos
pital. q person in charge of the telephone said ::
" We are just ending hat ambulance now lie
al.o declared dat the ambulance bad gone oHt Wi-
mcdiatcly after the first ca and had failed 10 find
the injured man Friends of Nahor removed him
10 the hospital In 70 coach before the ambulance
Au.Mr1el the ennnnn..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
RESENTMENT AGAINST CLEVELAND.

john Cody, who was convicted IN the Court OF
Sessions M White Plains of implication In an
;rt.aIlH upon Catherine Fall. near the Pelham
Woods in October, lSo2, and sentenced to seven
hy Governor ClcvcandS hclpcoplr of New Rochelle
are greatly cXaSperatcd AT the action of the Cover
nor as they had contributed money freely TO St.
enc the arrest and conviction of Cody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
4 SUSPENDED BANK TO REOPEN.

II is stated that the losses Of the National Bank
of Ncw-Jcrscy. of Ncw-Brun~wick. will amount 10
about $3.50 900. Cashier IlHIs dcfalcaion will
probably cover 5000 900. while the balance repre-
sents the oycrdrift of the president. controller
Cannon has authorized the TcOpculng of the bank
Tomorrow or Thursday. Lewis /. Howell has been
clected nrcsdcnt and L. :. Campbell Cashlcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
Mrs IuLSKAMP NOT PROSECUTED.
HER BROTHER DOES NOT PRESS The CHNE"L "
1urLI- ~ nLIrR EEnM LOMN IANINE.

mn uuorurR Dor, NOT PRESS THE CHARGE OF
rnrrr-Av OFFER FROM join GAvINE
Considerable curiosity was manifested in the city
Cont room AZ Youlcrs yesterday morning. wien
the case of Mrs Victoria Agnes MurOsn Hill sllunp,
charged by her brother, Mtillo MOrosln with steal
ing a diamond brooch, was called by JuStc irhI
There was nothing 10 crafty the crowd IN attend
aucc however. as the complainant was not IIcoch
and the case was dismissed. Mrs Hills bamp eNl,
IDENTIFY knew that tine charge would not he pressed
10 she was not present either me
stolen brooch was not half as valuable
as one Mrs. lIulskamp left behind her III her
flight and she is believed 10 have taken hel sister
ic,yciry by mistake At the Mornslnl house near
Mt S. Vincent. Atulio Morosni, brother of
Mrs. Hulskamp. said 10 q InlprNr reporter That
ms mother had sailed ana mat lhcIc WAS i" W. ~"
"What's The use Of selling it when we want IT,"
SAID he. "Ny brother and ] will he around for
some time yet
several people stopped at the house and inquired
Il tloic was not going 10 be an a1Gli3" n'I FRI
n r"|i rc c 1l",f Mr. , iii ta sng
bad an interview to-day WIN MI+ NUS
kamp' said John Lavinc Yesterday. NJ. IANIn' ~
"a WELT uoWu manager of concert tours, nave
been FRY iuu for he past ten days 10 see her hU' ~
was only through the kindly Offices OF q mulu
friend that hnally succeeded We "9d i'ns 'n1N
but nothing definite Mas decided upon MI.
lml.hmnp has q pile OF letters foot
HIGH from managers aud others, some
Offering her aH much M \ 900 for tnicr concerts.
My oNu proposition was 10 take her oui Win
thoroughly good operate concert company 10 per
form perhaps one entire act 9l some opera in"'l
suited To her powers. ! found that sac aud her
husband had decided 20 accept no oilcr uutn Jhuu-
qrv next hut pointed out Ia them that tie pOuu-
lar interest In them viii then have subsidized FL
naily We arranged that II they accepted any IN
mediate offer at all II would hc mih'. s"Il, ol
| course handle her on the understanding that her
powers as a vocalist are of a high order which /
understand they are
what would her husband dol'
found him a bright enough Young man, and
hc might easily earn his $50 or 40 week a. treas
/ uicr or advance agent of the company. | found
| the Young couple very wTctchod AT their enforced
syclu~iou. Ihcy do not care 10 see ANYBODY and
DO not care 10 put their heads outside the door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

Daniel Shupruc. the Connecticut farmer VINO
visited Brooklyn some time ago ana Sought 10
marry the girl burglar, Ella Larahee, who pleaded
guilty to burglary on saturday, was ~ that city
Yesterday. He had not rccolsidcrtd lhsdetcrmIha-
possible and went to Judge Moore and
sought his ntcrccssion in the matter Judge
Moore told him that the girl had been twice M the
pcnitcntlary and would bc sent there again. and aG-
yIscd him not to seek 70 marry tuci unless ne
wanted 10 ret into trouble. If there was not de-
cent girl i'm his state who would marry nm, Judge
Moore told him. his friends should take care of HIM
and put some sense into his head AZ any rate. mel
then he nor any one else could marry this girl for
same time. ShuWuc paid anot her VISIT to RAYMOND
Street JAN and protested his devotion 10 the lra
Ella.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
CAMPAIGN EXTRAS,
How Free Trade Works.

The Of Robert T. Porter 'r' % II ll'irg
Europe twenty-five OF the etters whol de'crjt
windy the want misery and degrdt'l ~ tle worship
classes In England. Puce cents cplJ - hunlrOt
$50 thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
WoNnERING WHY TIE PUBIC CAREs.

T.. NJ. Grccuicd the missing grain broker oil the
finn of Greenfield a Hunt. No. - Broadway, has
not returned 10 the city. aud ms brother declares
that he docs not know where he *. lie has done
nothing that viii bring any disgrace upon HIM, h'
EXPLAINED. and if hc takes fifteen minutes 10
think over the matter he VIII come to that conclu-
sion and return TINS was said before George W.
Hunt and hi, father Hiram W. Hunt " he took the
same view of the matter, an declared mat ~"
debts of the firm amounted 10 only ~ 600 ~
S3 900 aud added that they cOuld not src what m
tcrcs the public had M tine matter. All agreed that
the MISSING Young man would turn mp all ught.'
aud that every thing would be settled t. the salts
faction Of The creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
i,rniscfinm a. Necessity.

A carltai Campaign Ettp has boon prepared uulor IN,
title named four pages svins VAIN laoA Tor Al
,as.os IN rosari 10 ths Iaud 1hoy tho lat,ori +"
oEda, - A converted rrci friifs topdnioi Ps |b
hundred 20 thousand,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
PILE 1TNORs,

however large speedily and paincssy cured without knife
sc or silvc atamps oI pamphlet rfcr
cncc. amt reply. Worlds Dspensay Medical Association,
CG3 Main4t. Buffalo. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
The LETTERS Of Acccufaucr.

A TRIBUNE EXTRA Of four PAGES has been ptcpucL
containing tie Letters n Acceptance o MI blaine inl
Gcncta Logan and the Republican platform Prc| vi =
hundred. so a thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

Genuine Johann ToTs Malt Extract '1ro otI1rI1n
Hon and NOriZ Eisuer neck ~ eyry bottle. lndWWi
oil physicians. <an3rhdabultC Beware 81 mutations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
GERMAN DEAD INPRoSpECT PARK.

An unknown German committed suicide m Pros
pcct Park, lirookl Nn. yesterday mOr"lng. lie Vas
secn by "a lad sitting on q bcuch IN the walks near
The par OF the lake called the Lullwater, midway
between The Lullwatcr Bridge and the temporary
bridge south of it. \ woman was then with him.
a few minutes later a Plstol-shot was
heard. The dead body of the man
was found while still warm by two other men pass
ing along the walk. The suicide shot himself
through the head with a chambeIcd revolver,
winch was clasped in his right hand. The body
had fallen over from sitting posture copy of
yesterday morning, NtI0ts-/cjtUHg lay ~ his feet.
The dead man was about twenty-five
wears OF age. five feet seven inches
high. with sandy complexion. He
was well dressed in a dark diagonal suit. HIS
hardkcrc Icf was marked with the lettcrP. \
small sum of United states money aud some Ger
man CONS were IN hi, pockets. A bIhcad with
the name Carl >teinhoii and a card with the name
4. Kiencr No. 93 Ncls0n->t were the only clcws to
in. identity found.
The body was identified last evening rs that Of
Carl Stcnbroh. age twenty-five. who was employed
.s a bartender 90 No. GO3 SiXth-ayc., brooklyn.
lie came 10 t..s country four months ago.
Dependency drove him to suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

denly of heart disease last night on board ms yaGh'
in Jamaica Bay. lie left u widow ana iour CHI
,Iro,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
A GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

RAILWAYS SARSAPARlLLIAN RErDLNENI ht
Of nearly half century IA Remedy for scroll
ulous MorcuIh and Syphltc Complaints skin Diseases aud
Impurities the Blood IL builds uptpc brOkrntoHn cons.
the blood restoring heath aud NicOr sold by
Druggists. one Dollar Bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
READY RELIEF

For tuds sore Throat Inflammation Of The Lungs. kidneys
and Bowels, theumatsW Neuralgia Too che H,alacl'.
In the Back CHEST ami Limbs applied cNtcrIlllylu
tonay thirty sixty drops in han "a tumler Of water,
Spisus stomach Colo. tilfu.enr'
Heartburn. DiarrhPl Dysentcry Cholera MoIbu-. sick
Headache Ancss NERVOUSNESS. SIZE l,urss, MALARIA
and all Internal arising from chang 0i duet water,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW 1ORk Gil I.
The twcnty-scvcnth anniversary of the Fulton
Street Daily PRAYER Meeting Will take place nj tbe
Middle Dutch Church, III Laiay cite place, today
at II o'clock.
The Garfield Committee acknowledge the recent
of %2I7 from BrochWav a. Sons. of Watrrtowu
y. g. as the contribution of Jefferson County TO
the monument fund
FILING BpNDs TO CARRY OFT Az AGREEMENT
The Cunard Line yesterday, signed bonds 10
carry out the new agreement between the Com
missioners of Emigration and the steamship com
panics. and immigrants coming ON its Sims here
after will be examined and registered ut Castle
Garden
BrCONING INSANE ~ HOTEL.
Anthony Stfahan. German. scycnty-one years
old of Union Hill y. j B.. occupied room on sunday
night in the hotel No 2IS Wiliam-,t. He became
violently insane Yesterday. and broke ak window
paues cutting his wrists severely. The police sent
him tO the Chambers street Hospital
Virws oV rnE VALUE OT a PRAYER NETTING.
The ltnuttst preachers Yesterday listened to a
pnppt hy the Rev IN W. W. EycItg entitled "Iho
Place of the PRAYER Meeting I'm the Church" He
took the posltion that II should take the FIRST
place in the church. The Rev. l.. I. lllscox took
an opposite view.
wANtiSG 20 Dtr ~ CuruCu.
49, Gnillnd French htd-cnpc manufacturer nj
No. ga kovruth-kc.. walked INTO the PASTORS par
luf NJ ~. ifnncis Anvlofa Church YESTERDAY. mud
informed the priests that he Intended to hill him.
nrlf aud had come f1 die IN the house of God A
policeman finding Gnillnfd armed with loaded fc-
NolVct arrested Inn, aud Justice O'Roilly sent him
To the tomnihn0n"f of thnfitcH aud Correction.
orTNINd lnE CuItEdr or PHARMACY
Three hundred students occupied the lecture
room OF tho College OF Pharmacy last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
Just a Word

IN favor Of Hoods sarapaa the best blood purifier.
strcnsthenng auI regulating medicine In the world cures
scrofula Salt Rhouu Hlolsne-s, Dyspopaia Sick Head
ache and an ceases caused By impure of tho blood
oN coudt In ~ the systcm. Try it.
81 recommend Ioots suaptriia TO my friends and pa
iron, as the blood purifier ON earth'-WM y. CAFE
Du ri,ist. Hamilton, ohio
'floods earsapurlahaa curcl my Scrofula Iumor and
douc mo worlds OF good hccwsc &C. AANOLD, Arnold
Alo
Hoods Sarsapariila
sold ny al druceistt Al slv for o. Mulo only by q.
HOOD Il coo Apoth"oarics. Lowell Mush
100 Doses One Dollar