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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
NEWS FR0u THE SrBURBS.
A RELIGIOUS QUESTION ~ A school.

A RELIGIOUS QUESTION ~ A school
Tho Rofora school of Ncv-lcrscy at Jancsburg
haa "a board of asSou trustees appointed hy tho
t,nv~rfnr ON July . three Of tho trustees hold
mociina aud ppsssd u resolution giving Roman
Catholic clergyman the privilege IT Waiting tho
nstitutiun ono hour m each week. aud teaching tho
bows whose pltcuta hslous TO tho Roman Catholic
Church. lhcfo are 81 BOYS ~ mo homo 81 whom
$50 nto Roman tathoirH. lp"u learning ~ tho
u, ion Of the three ttuttscs, tWu Of tho Hhauut
trustees rendered thoittoslgnntloun, Tho objection
10 the resolution was tho separation 81 tho boys
iptu religious communities u h1d Doom ,ho rhln ot
all denominations were permitted 10 hold religious
service, on SUNDAY. Father liuc1lng, y catholic
prirsi of Jnmosbutg, was invited but ho drcllhod
saving that II was unfair 10 compel the chllion ol
Protestant parents t. listen 10 his teachings, and
be- preferred 10 instruct the Roman Catholic boys
separately. The last Trustee appointed was fatrIck
EIuelly, of MoUistown, a Roman Catholic, aud 1t
the meeting on July . when the resolution wa,
passed, NJ. ). Hcgbce, of South AmboY. voted with
INN I'm the Affirmative. superintendent Eastman
oil the school said that lie would resign If he could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

Bohm Brothers Il Greenfield, Of No. 800 Broad
way, manufacturers of and wholesale dealers III
travelling "a lesman. He came from st LOUIS and
was well recommended, the employers say. Ihey
started hin ou on the road with full line If samples
and $500 10 pay his expenses. He was not heard
from for yco weeks The fra teegraphed 10 Rex =
father in ST. Louis and Rex himself telcErarh~d IN
reply that he was sIck and would write. lie dldnt
write Then suspicious were aroused. aud Mt.
Greenfield went to -. Louis to investigate. lie
found that Rex had gone to Chicago, ana had there
INDUCED in a prolonged spree, with the assistance
n was said of some of the delegates TO the )"n9-
cratic Convention. The case was put II the hands
of detectives and ReV was found ard arrested on
Tuesday. lie hal spent all his money ana SOFA al
his samples but the latter Will probably be recoy-
cred. Rex said that he was taken sick ana had
to sell his samples in order 10 raise money sum
Gent TO pay his expenses. His empoye's nave II"
faith in his story but have not yet decided as 10
what action they will tako.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

IN literature HARPERs aims to furnish rich
r,et, Of read n matter instructive and entertaining
m serials snort stories sketches and poems by native aa1
foreign authors OF popularity and distinction gVeu char
acter uneaualed among illustrated weekly journals The
most la,iious taste Will fad nothing IN its pages 70 "hea
objection can be made.
The illustrations in HARPRRs WEEKLY present an lnet
hau,tbe range subi.cts-tenchant political cartoon, Ana
comics art pictures the highest style OF wood engraving
portrats persons sketches OF domestic aud ioea
travel aud exploration graphic deneatols u striking cur
rent events outdoor sports and IN short ofe'eyhhs
that can be portrayed by the hand Of the skiu anss
HAgPEgs WEEKLY thus from week TO week, pictor4
chronicle OF the time.
II will be the OF its conduc In the future as hm
bee in the past TO keep WEEKLYn the van oiAas
tated weekly Journals and to present constant improve
r.ut IN all those which hayo gained for II the COD
ndence sympathy and support OF It's large army Of esdeA
u,EPRR's WEEKLY for July - will begin an illustrated -
rial story By the popular novelist Capt AwLEi s8I 80
,.ti,d " From Post to Finish q Racing Romance"
10 cents number ~ year.
,,,s.,o-or II ,ppFt,s v-pREL be obtained thrOuyha
seller or .ea'er appcA with remittance Of s
by draft or Post ONCE money o.dog should 10 h@de dues'
The publishers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

HARrERs WEEKLY has for many years mantlned the 10
fold character Of an Acknowledged leader of public
and OF family journal OF the highest point Of Literal,
artistic excellence.
Independent OF partisan control II Il the friend md ayocaa
OF all tend to the publication Of politics. TO ne
shmen civil reforms % tho spread Of kn0vL
edge aud nteyenc among the people aud 10 the genera
advancement OF humanity. Tho Republican party, az he
organ 20 exponent OF these prucpe' has received
ts cordial sympathy and support; but HARPERs "Hni
has never surrendered into party keeping the right Of pusa
Judgment will II hesitate TO cutcse or condemn WHAT
ever within without p,rty lines may appear to be at '
ance with tho fundamen al principles OF night.
HARPERs WEEKLY believes the nomination OF JAMES u
BLAINE to have grave political mistake aud that l
eleooa woui this cuticA period Of the nations history,
endanser the influence OF Republican principles 10 believes
that the ofGROyER CLEVELAND who a. the Governor
Of the state New.Yo has oyincod the executive quaa
Of ,aciou, statesman would promote ihe %
,ecs Tor which the Republican party has oOnended and
viii therefore receive the earnest and cordial support
uARpEl's WEEKLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
THE SYLVESTER MONUMENT.

The monument which has been erected by the
daughters of Mary and phTbe Gardiner liorSiold
ON grounds of their father Pro lcs.or /. ~ liotS-
ford. of Harvard University, at shelter Island TO
the memory of Nathaniel SNlvcsier the hlNt resi-,
dent proprietor Of the manor, VIII he uh\eiHo
with appropriate ceremonies tins afternoon Inc
monument is broad stone tablet m'uuI'd on
three stone pillars the middle one larger IMAM the
other two aud the whole resting ON series 0l
wide stone steps. The inscription on the taDle
reads:
To Nathaniel sylvester first resident proprietor 81
the Manor OF shelter H. md under grant OF hauGS H.
4 II. 1866. An lnGliShutn; intrepid, loyal !o HN'N'
aithfu to friendship; thn soul OF lntc;ry ana nopi
.elteung ever the prosecuted for conscience SAKE me
daucnters of Mary aud Phrbe Gardner Hoir "Id az
sccndais Of PatieRce, daughter ot Nan4mcl NNesler
aud wIfc Of nc Uueucuot, benjamin LH0Wmrhtu III
reverence and affection for the GOOD naWe q" trr an
ccsry in ls~i tet ~ these stones for memorial I0lo
1850.
Under the table the inscriptions give Che desc mt
from Ammo Briulcy hcUuung On nom, PM
lev, Kings Auditor. who marued Mary L. Ilon-
,ncdieu Gardiner. Also the succession oi pr"prle-
tors of tho island from the Manh&sset tilbe dow u
10 thcir grand athcr, samuel Smilh Gardiner. me
names of ne prominent Indian chiefs who ~ one
time resided ON the island nave recently been cut
ON the rocks on the Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races $50 r. M
oulI divorce suit, superior Court -, ~ -
Miilbank portrait case, No. 10 l'roau"'y' IL "'
Giro Cox suit before Judge Freedman. .,.
Iou,yile and Nashville Railroad directors ssu ~ ~
Unwilling sylvester monument, shelter iSiahu' -''o
y. 49,, c..oro, Conmittoe No ~
Nas1at-st., p. m. $500. VII ,,,,auoouor
Metropolitan Athletic baseball match Polo Grounds
y. IN. -. o,.I .-.u,n.
Departure OF Fresh AR party Norwich boat, p M
81 Johns Guild excursion for poor children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
prsI,rT OF THE REILLY AUTOPSY.

DR.. J. b. MESSENGER made Fan autopsy OF the
body of James Reilly the dead snake-Gnarmer' at
the Morgue Yesterday. He was assisted ny HoIoheI
Nerklc and their verdict was that Kelly d'tlh
vas cauSed by syncOpe, from septlcemlc "a ScS
entering the right auricie of the heart ne pio"t
of the heart was fluid and the heart ltscll was son
and II abbv. There were none OF the blood clots
that are usually found in post mortcn eNahlH"-
tious This was considered 80 romirkapie 'dS'
that the blood was preserved, several of tle SUI,
dents present taking il away in bottles for chemical
ANALYSIS The microscopes of Beilcyur iio'PNaI
will also make an examination of IT,. hc lett rhg
was blue and congestcI The right kidney WAS not
more than onc-third the normal slz" WINE thal on
the left was larger than usual. The tissue ol tue
RIGHT arm-the wouNdcd oue-and the ught sac
were cougcstcd. There was a slight cEtIaNasatlon
Of the brain. with evidences OF pachy meuihgi Is
from the effects OF the large amount OF alco"i used
\ large number of physicians were present; anon
them DrS Pruddcn. lwhO was Interested IN Tue
Jennie Cramcr case, sabine, Looms Cnapih'
stokes. Hubbard. Katzcnback. Wlldman, Moah;
Cnzrr. Conway. French, of Bellevue Hospital, ana
French. of Virginia, SpauldnE OF the NnHy1
ninth->t Hospital and surgeons, and number oil
medical students. 1,.,.. o,.
The body was taken At p. m to Calvary Gene
ferry for burial the chief mouruers beng Charles :
clark Rcillv's partner Mary Clark. the ClIcaS,ian
girl. and Henry Manning, of kyleS fark' Hlsh
Bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
NEWARK.

The contempt proceedings against the managers
of the Newark Savings Institution, which came up
Yesterday before Vice Chancellor Van Fleet, were
postponed until noxt Wednesday
Allen Cole, the Jefferson County, Now YORK,
farmer in search of his SON. arrived in Newark yes
terday. and was confronted AT Police headquarters
with the young man who said that no was his son.
The two men embraced, and the father wept like a
child The pair took train for New-York later IN
the day.
Joseph Menerth an employe of Lister Brothers,
died of lockiaw on Tuesday. On Saturday Meln-
erth received a slight injury to his hand, but pald
no attention to it. On Sunday lOckJaw set III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
DENYING RrMoRs or A DEFALCATIoN.

rumor that prevailed yesterday to the effect
that dcfalcaton had been discovered IN tie house
of Ilalstcd. Haiucs a Co., which made IN assign
ucut last SATURDAY, was cnphjticallv denied 10y "a
member of the firm. William \. llalncs, IA reply
TO an inquiry of TRIBUNE reporter, SAID:
There u no truth whatever m the story. don't see
how such report, originate. In REGARD TO our lr-nhg
bu-lu Sc II il impossible o say whether Vc VIII do 'o oI
not We are ne ping Mr. May the assignee. 10 examine
our rantirs "a RAPIDLY possible. Half of our ce r.
wrrc ON vacation when the ilu suspended, mt ln'y
have an been called back Al the members of the uiW
are here # VIII hc several DAYS before statement can
he made. 80 estimate can DE given OF the assets ana
Liabilities until then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
THE INTELLIGENCE OFFICES CASE.

Mira Eliza A. Conner was employed by Iruh 70
vis,t yarious intelligence Offices ana asoci'I' H.,
whether Young women were engaged III thc," az s
the keepers of immoral houses. she says ~. III phe
visited several intelligence Offices and asker ,,o
proprietors TO furnish her pretty y9nms h w% az
to become inmates of a ladies' boarding nous
and She alleges that in each case the propro,orS
the places knew for what the Sohhv v Mrs. Conner
against Mrs Rosa IL Undsro i of East NS 2t1
Clara Block No 3o7 Iardaye c1 nG f NG al al
T plo@tHi and Thomas l.. PAYNE West
Side Agency No 254 ighth-ave IheTe anna an Hx
yits wrte submitted to the Mayor, who held an en
animation Yesterday in the case OF MT. mud mud
hill Mrs Conner reiterated the siisga,'Gn Ianfiv
IN b.r AFFIDAVIT. while Mrs. Underhill inngnaihiiy
denied that she had ever been gully OF ha5
Girls for improper purposes. Mrs. Cohne. h had
called on her. and after some ohverSs'ou d m"
asked her to furnish two girls 1or q. ~, suS-
nnrpose She had asked hor to call again on SUI,
seonent day intending to give her INTO Tue vust"GS
of The police but Mrs Conner dld not CONC as'!l
She nroAnced several witnesses VINO testIhoa 700 ~
her good character. Brine Serh9h * Co. Oh No; IL
Grand # bv whom Mrs. tndeThlll was elnPoleu
as ssleswoman for SIX years. sent q lelter lhuolS
ing her character for honesty ana emclency'
The Mayor reserved his DECISION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

Mrp-SALAp MAWtGr AdAtS, ANp WORSE
THAN lvtS Mr lunoh eanitAy on''r AMI u,n'
tful Inspector und pctrbot Of NulHtuteH lNslA.
whereif "Now, th-a your trace, rtt on ihi
muck A." Duke of Mudtordi "hut ~ not tHy
mace il'A " Mf. luuchi "isht u ihon
whose aitt Anyhow ~ matter that wsnia clearing
up mcuIitsy" Duke OF Mudfprd " I offered the Coz
poratipn -" Mr.. lunch; Yen dld, II H., yours TO
tcli ISN'T II you're deal with Come ~ df lctttr Ia
Iirs thursday. Junr 20. Under our oyea, aud under
our very nose An Oni nuisance !-lfuuch,
Princess Beatrice" Ma, there's u man at the
door SAWS wants buy Wndsort aste Queen-"Mercy
suusi Call the police. lie must be llhatlc. There Is
mai man IN England TCn enough 10 bay windsor Cas-
lie" Princess Beatrice -" But he Is an American
Queen. what Is bis buslEessH Princes Iehiuce-
Vile is a plumber" Queen" AK him in PhllAdsE
phls Cali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
rpw.yokK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. JULY H. 1884

not work in harmony with tho board. 10 was his
opiuion that the Innovation would be injurious To
tho disciplne of the school, aud the present System
of training would be hopelessly ruined.
The same question came mp about Two ycnrs ago
IN connection with the management OF tho Newark
City Home at Verona, aud the Roman Catholics
carried their point, There has since been regular
service Of the Roman Catholic Church there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
prRNs SEVERELY PUNISHED.

John Burns. age twenty Two ycars. Of Blissvills,
was COuyIc cd yesterday ~ the Queens County
Court of Sessions of having on the night of May
- with seven other ruiitus, assaulted Mira Mary
Crowley. lla wts sentenced 10y Judge Armttrong
tn fifteen wears and ten muntusHt hard labor M
siup sing Prison Burns IA tho brotlerof Mary
Buina, Who elopcd with Matthew johnson. tho
veal nv afoccfylnln of Hunters Point Nn elder
brother il serving - torn IA the hSgS o0h'S I'h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

The Eiromcut Trust Insurance Company is fin"
latest small fire insurance Institution 10 wind mp.
The company WIS organized ia lelp ard has been
tol.uhly successful lts surplus last January was
vet rc insured itt risks n which respect II u.s. ~ q
similar position to- the Mechanic, and llndcIs FIRE
Insurance Company which Withdrew from active
business several weeks nro. An curnost 'llott is
still being made among faction Of thc khuldci'
oi the latter company e. buy the remainder oi tho
stock fcpignnilc the company and iocntcr the field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
LONG Island.

NEwTOwV-Au adopted child of Otto Kurwndcr
Il pirl 70 EIGHT. has been missing since Saturday
The family are AZ loss to account for the strange
disappcatau' ..
COLD SrRING.-Thc coroncr's jury in the case of
Auaulas Dotv, of Huntington, who was found dead
with his skull fractured on July ;, returned ver-
diet yesterday afternoon that tho cause OF death
IOL AInMn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
A price that dofles competition

For the benefit ~ tho Republican canp"Sa IA
ry,,,,., ma. roaolycd 10 throw oil pIohs ~.
weekly and scmi weekly editions unul ''', s.,.s
and "a se,d those papers for bare cost ahu 90
From thls date ruB WLrKN fMhl NJ VIII - uan
any address IN tho United states. po''aAe "a s,,rs
amer tho Presidential election iur 30 cents eli
con, with every club Of tcu 1uu stNr",.rs ,,sJ
bc ,ont for 90 ccnt-I an extra copy IN 20
club of ton Tho cloctioa " ilaine an' - 80. M
public necessity Tho defeat of lhe p',,s Am,ri.
reprc.eni would bo a calamity to tho ""' .,,sus
o.,n n,on,c aus renuNn viii bo found 'n '' !, ~
agency for tho instruction. ot voters In tho
clmnsisn and tho formation ~ large clubs 81 -. a.
,,rry Town and county 10 Invited hpc''"''
circulars will bo seat frco to AL appll'ao'@ al
rm TnlnuNE ha. excellent pori"h'' % mat "
Legan. That " Mr. blaine is the "ny CIV IN
,e,elysa tho unqualified approval OF ma 'A ',s uehs
piotures are printed On heavy paper ~ t.a ~
IA .l1e The price Of each Is 20 cents u yoRK.
cents Address IiL Ihi"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

At Jefferson Market Nora and Julia pwyerr O wsre
held in $500 bail each for assaultng s,'s' snrstv
for Mr.. Vannpplc for beating Mr.. Dwyer WIN
club. /, An.
Mrs Ernestnc Fondcmar used to s,ns ,h hn s W..
cSctv for The Prevention of Crime stopped her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ssR,vALs.

Cu,.u Uouse-Sonntor James q. Far, on NJ
u''SV nr,roorf Homs,-scnator Charles r. Mander'
scp of Nebraska Rnh Lr,nns hoe.,9tSon a.
Raim and Bluford Wilson 9l llnio' W,ods.r Hot,I-
r. j. baldwin, of san FrsnelsGo o,.se s. Jas,ls
~, Congressman NJ. n. Nolan. OF ADAhy
Homse-Paymaster Green clay doou'oe' on''eu
stafcs Marine Corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
MASSACHUSETTS, COUNTY.

YoNKERS.-.Iames Cunningham, age hity-hye,
was arrested yesterday and charged with assault
ing Katio Gaioua, age sly, the daughter Of Mary
Galcna, of Clmton-,t. lie was committed to the
White Plains JAN 10 await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
rLE nEANE sALE \ sErARATE INOIDENT.

Auctioncer II1mctts voice nearly broke down
Yesterday in cry nG the parcels IN the Drdr 'S'dl''
On,y few properties semancd unsold Wheh tlc
sale ended and thcs6s>yii be disposed OF today.
The prices realized wuTe lower than tuesday 5,
romparativelv speaktng but small margin was
cleared over and above the mortgage lie sane
is not considered by real estate men significant "l
the true condition Of the market. me forcing Oh Il
LARGE ,lnouut of realty ri auction In the dull sum
mcr season necessarily puts prices on lower Level
than wlon there are plenty oi buyers IN town ana
busuc,s is moving misIy But, IN addition.
dealers saw that MI Dcauc', holding, were gener'
ally mortga.ed up to their full value. or near to IT.
Moreover many of the houses are SAID 10 nted
some expenditure for finishing, while great deal oi
the property is situated where buyers do not desire
it, These facts, II general argued explain way
the prices received are 80 niue ABOVE the amour,
viii not be- affected 10 any important extent iaIoIa
by OF uufavoTbiy 10y the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

NYAcN-Thc pump which j. 10 fll tho storage
basin of the MACK Water Works Company with
lI.rkcusllk Riycrwatcr was set In motion ycStci-
dav and the village is now assured supply for al
purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
ALONG The SOUND.

GerrvwrCH.-The Belle Haven Land Company
is making extensive improvements at Field Point.
ii owns over 10 acres of Land and has now 100
men employed.
WEslPOEr.-Tho town in special meeting on
Tuesday accepted the bid of Cornelius Y. ". Kit
terdec, OF the Central Bridge Works. Buffalo, for
wrought iron bridge over the Saugltuc6 RIVER
Der /.
SrRAIFoGD.-Lewollyn Davis, age thrty-hge,
went rowing i'm the sound In skin on Monday, and
has not been seen succ. Fears arc entertained that
ne was drowned, and search tor his body Is being
made
BRpGEPOET-A barn belonging to Nicholas
Norlhrop WAS burned yesterday morning; loss
5000. The lire was started by a man supposed 20
have invaded the premises to steal ChIckens......
I'm contest of pleasure sailbpats yesterday over 4
eols0 III , sou a. ,'oI EoIP' oo
haIbor and return. for stake of 500 a side, the
Ameucus defeated her competitor, the Alice; time,
dcIucting for allowance hours and 81 minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

Az OLD "MAsrER-LYn NoTIoN-MajOr Yer
noa TO the ladies, s2o r1cJ ION. yea. IT. Bonln the
awIu.y rich uoneblicr; ho's-blt hu,-s -sh he's
spea,tla g To yell" Nr. Bonin; GLOW do ladies' |
va admirin this oncommouly purity bit - hggcr pan
here. mu,t get the Dock give the artists All
dress" Tue Duke of Bcckenham OO,uly: That pict-
urc Mr.. Boin, is by ftldn-lno her of my Ola Masters
i'm fact" NJ. Bonn "Waatl another em
Come come. DOOk-vhy, what uumUar - schools you
mr4t have gone TO as boy, to DO surc!'-lFuu.
Bntlcr's boom was only Il jlb boom after
al.- Pittsburgh thronclc-Icl cgrapA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES tLUATNt
err1,c, 40 sctgtot I0o - 0t0 ls1nI 40. Il -
HIGH WATER rO-Dkr
4 y sandy Hook. 200 Gsr 1siant. 23j dcl glth 4'A
PH.-saHaI nosL "a! GOV. laianL 300 Hell 3Ats. 40A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

COOKS MARJORAM CREAM ir sU =
cure Tor ALL PAINS AAd aches hn "a SortAaskss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

CoNEY IsLNND.-Tablc d'h0ie a feature AT
Hotel BRIGHTON now European aod American plan All
@. K. LANSING, Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
Announcements

aenrire Tohapr Malt Eyrarthas SIGNATURE f0nnua
Ion and Nortl isnrr every bottle IndOrsed
a. plysc!--s. IJr general debility. gsware VI lntd,I0lh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

"ROrGU ON pNIN."-Quick cure for coz
Grams Dmrrtra. Aches rain4 Srrlius. Headache.
Ho!yn On Dentist" Tooth POwd,r Try IL Loo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

Earl g. Wilson's + and w brand of Mems
Collars ami Curs are the best. sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
CoVCENJNG 4 SMALLPOX PATIENT.

DIR. TAYLOR Chief Inspector of Contagious
Diseases received information from the Brooklyn
Health Department ON tuesday that a smallpox
patIent had escaped to tins city. Ibe wife OF
fatrck Hughes. OF No. II Frankliu-st., Grcenpont.
died about ten days ago from smallpox. ie"
DAYS after he death her husband and ono OF her
six children were attacked With the disease. he
sick child was removed to the smallpox hospital IN
Brooklyn. Hughes on Monday afternoon LETT ms
home and was taken IN q coach to thus G,Y II was
believed that he had gone To visits friend IN ForlN-
first-st between I nth and Eleventh ayes. Dr..
TAYLOR and his assistant, Dr. Met hesueN. went
10 Forty -trst-st, and seatched vanly through the
tenement houses there for trace of hughes.
A dispatch from l'T oklyn ys "rdaY morning IN
formed them that Hughes hac been taken TO the
home of his sister, Mrs Dorau a No. It6 liudsoh-
A. Mrs DoIau lives in an old tWo-story brick house.
aud lets rooms in the top story 20 lodgei7 she &C.
med that her brother had been taken 10 the ioh'c:
Some Of her neighbprs thought that Hughes STAY ed
I'm the house on Monday night, and went away on
the following dav DR.. Taylor searched the house -
make sure that Hughes was not there, aud he caused
the house to be fumlraed thoroughly. lie reasoned
with Mrs Doran ana eudeavored onduce her to tell
where her brother was hidden, but she persisted M
lel declaration that she did not know. IhIee OF
her brother children we're IA the house he OH
est a boy of fifteen, bad been vGcciul'et recently.
lie was sent back to tlCcupolut. The other two
little girls showed some symptoms OF spa lpuN ana
tlcy were sent to the deception Hospital There
IA. not been a ease of smalluoK n tis city, with
fho exception of two or three imported cases, loi
mOic than year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

NEIGHBORs INDULGE IN A FREE FIGHT.
Jere,niah Julia aud Nora Dryer of No. 81 Nor
ton-st had "A ght with Mrs. ErnestlHe FOndemar
and Augustus Vannippls, of No 90 Morton-st;, on
July ~. Finger nails, ale pitchers clubs ana peer
oans formed the ammunition aud some serious dam
sge was done. They separated, but lil-foelng
rsnkled and yesterday on mutual complaints Al
tha co IA batants were taken before Justice ORsIliy