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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
THE GULF, ooIoaHoo q SANTA TE.

Tho engine, baggage andtxorees car, frat
aud peoond-csss c9bcheg are II tina yard OF
tn. Gulf, Colorado & SANTA Ba road, and
will leave this q:3j On the initial trip to
Clsburna. where 10 connects With trains Tor
Bolton, Temple and l. mpssas goirg south,
and wi,h the main line north bound psssou-
ger from Galveston. The freight teain en-
this division will carry pfconG'claes COACH
thus giving Dallas two trains ger d ~ each
| Wey
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
Cool Beer

The finest and most elegant beer saloon
IN the city Is that OF Aessrs Crozer q
Bohny, corner OF Main and Poydrsss
streets. They keep elegant l;quors end
wines and the finest cigars Ia he city.
Their beer has none superior 20 II in me
south Ia the excellence OF its quality, III iiA
freshness aud GOODNESS. Taey Kull many
barrels every day, consequently they ,ai,
ways haze 1t fresh. Tney offer q reward oil
s25 {, any person who ever drank stale,
flat, wsrm glass Of beer la their house
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
rae BOYs, gUNDAY LABORs.

The boys In the composing room went to
work yesterday on the (.his) Mondays ed.
Non with true devotional spirit. tosay moth.
Ing Of any other kind OF spirit. They sang
HYMNS whilst at their cases and ran through
their full stock Of theological music. Vld
Hundred soon became unpopular as the
types went up but slowly with such terdy
Hessure but when they got the "cuiud"
anthems and warbled such angelic stances
You may beat me In de back,
You may gouge out ny eye,
put stfll will Tub my Lord,
"Troubles Ger" etc., the lads wboopso eui
mn 70 everlasting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
srREEr pREACHING

The eyangslists held forth at the corner
OF Lansr md Elm etreets yesterday 10 a
largo crowd Of spectators, the majority OF
whom were attract out OF curioalty. ING
crowCewas exaoltsd, prayed 20 Gnd for, and
old-time hymus were sang, one OF which
was "rhere 10 a Land OF Pare Delight
Considerable interest SOD elthu3iasm were
shown during the exercised,
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THE TELE sRAPH WAX.

The telegraph war between the western
Union and the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fa
railway company continues. Tne railway
company announces that on The l4ih tele'
graph messages will be sent over It's wires
10 any point on It's line Tor 70 cents PEI
every ten words. This is considerable OF
cug,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

In the whole United States there 10 not Il
flayorlng extract that is so valuable, 20
positive, 90 ehectuAl in producing the most
delicious, desirable and delicate cakes, pas
try, ica cream. ets., as DR.. Prices justly
celebrated special hsyoring extracts: Al
moud, lemon, vanilla and aromatic fla
yors. Try them aud You will be delighted
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
CRIMINAL COURT.

The criminal term of the distric, court
oonvones to-day with 800 csses. on the
docket. The jail docket will be called hfst
and the case OF the state W. T.; ID. Esston,
fhe si,eeed cotton swindler, will come up
Tor & hearipe. The bond docket will be
called to-day one week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
DIggEACEFUL

A couOle Of negro women, Oeastly drunk
cupying the whole OF the sidewalk on Elm
street, near Lamar, yesterday evening,
greatly TO the disgust OF passers.by, aud the
last heard from them tAey wore staggering
Ia the diregtion OF that classic locality
known Gs Gas Hill
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

There are many cheap cosmetics offered
for sale which claim to contain nothing In
furious to the skin. This is all bosh, all or
very nearly all, are compounded from the
most delsterious and poisonous drugs in
the meteris medics; they destroy the vital
ity OF the skin. making the consumer pre.
maturely withered and old. j. A. Pozzoni
guarantees his medicated complexion pow
der entirely free from all Injurious matter.
Use none other and you will never regret.
Price 80 oants and 81 per box. Sold by oil
drnea;stg and perfumers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
RuMoREp HOTEL PURCHASE.

II i8rumored that Colonel W. Il. Hughes,
tho owner OF the Grand Windsor motel
property, has purchased the fremont he
tel OF Gal weston at figure IA the neigho Dor
hood OF 500 600. The original cost Of thls
building was something like $500 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

Information wa received at the United
States marshaps office yesterday that
Deputy Marshal Tom Wright had effected
the arrest Of Charles Il. Crutchef, motor.
lpus cattle thief, in the Indian tsrritory,
and that he would arrive here to-day with
him for preliminary examination % answer
AZ tha June term Of court. Thls oilicee also
arrested mao named j. II. Borr IL the
territory, on the charge OF assault 10 MUIR
der, aud took tho prisoner to thermau,
where his examining trial occurs to-day.
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Ponds Extract.

| Ponds Extract.
Merit winsr is the motto OF the Ez'
treot. Those who hays used 10 for Pains
and Injuries hava made its inertia EnoWa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

Mention was made in Yesterdays HKR-
AID Of me fact that W. II. Womack was
caught on the trestle work OF the Lexes
~ Ssdlv msnelod. The matter We re-
rcrtsd ii the lower depot Of the road and
Sono men with hand-csr went ous and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

CoRHoAEA, Tex. j. Il, SMITH q 90, - =
Louis: Your Bile Beans and Ohill ana Fe'
yer tonic 10 everything You claim Tor them
We can recommend them very highly.
Yours respectfully,
w. y. SHOOK & %.
For eale by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

NOR RENT--OSE OR TWO ROOMS, WITH
= board, Ia pdvate fsmily: refc,encss gwen
sud required. Apply q 40 81 Bryan s.. apl3.2t
EOR Rent - ELEGANT FURSI HE'D
{ rooms Tor rent Al 1875 Elm street, by Mrs. NJ.
J. Chamnerl. spris-lt
MR. RENf-rwO looms. WITH SOUTH
I y en- exposure. Apply az as Pa idc avenue /
| INORR RNT-gOOM+ FOR RENr, FUR NIsII.
/ y "a or unfurnishei, At 2Oi Livs oak street
/ References exchanged aprl3.t
| TOR RENT-ON HFlNs ~ ~ SHED ROOM
TO rent for two gentlemen oily; .o1th e.
! posEfe, at ll23 Elm street Apply ID Apofe 70.
dfeks. --l--,.
! COR REST-A HOUSE nIfn r. Uh n vM-.
100 from c1rner az Jackson and hta'd IA
Apply 10 I ]. PUTTY, o1rser Of Jackson ana
AkatK streets spllz-y>
NOR RENT-N HOust ON CO MkRCk ST;
II MONS. clh,e's and good cs'ern water; very
conyeuisni: on q small family need apply
qrirc At ~ conm l-re 81 ~ ap,l.-ss
IrSK RESr-A n " rhRaE-srDSt BRick
| hotel "unfur..fehei, , rooms on grou tl
noo- ard 10 on fecond aid tn q ,ors; groind
door rooms can , reatsi = CODA fur = noisc
is centrally ca q and he oaig goot noel
huiidiu ia he "a y will b. re1tei on liberal
| terr,s 10 t1e ticDt oa.tv F0r fir.ier t1fgrnR-
iloo a,drpss ia HARRl-. fe-rlL tx a,s19
NOR RsST-aOOM3 FOR BEN sOUiH-
| 4 ern sui aas'c-l exposure. AGpiy % oliver
Chilled pioe woiks. maIlyr
NOR RENT-ONE kLt1ANr sUIiE OF
!; rooms a O. e y, gle RON; sSuth ex posurss
10 Herald bui dug light a-d veniii syen rr-
f,.rs. W tic- ard closets same h,1r. LlNDsLEK
Ara ApFORD. At.crnesk 5sj aain street tup-
stairs) merzzs
I-oR REsr-FaOSs R)ON. FDUrHfRN
exposure: furnished OF unfurnishe =. W.
jackson street. -. sps
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

Durkee's Saod Dressing ia the best thine
o. tho kind ever gold. With IL superb
salad Of any kind can bo made without
delay or trouble. II Is alec one Of The best
s.uopq for cold taeats. etc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

| Quick Acting and Sure.
II have known single Benson's Capcine
Porous Plaster to cure scintica."
J. II. ALLEN, druggist.
New York
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
WANTS.

=, WANTED lMMEnIArELY-- two BJfLgR
W utk0ri II sober ald flo Il good WAGES
sud ~ 'aly g npleNfn mt S lou q 60 a. at olce.
PhtLAN & CO.. nallas Irin WORKS -sprlS.Jt
.HTANTf |kClA-E a GOOD GEN
W te urIv, one fhHt a can drive with
saie'y. Apll nt2 Rows svcaue. apr s-it
iNANT LONE oEMAHER. : lady
" tWr' Hmcit eiNc1 20 10 enUu workman.
Apply 30 M.dpTHas. as sycamore stree, DAT.
.tIA,TfI --N fns Texas SCHOOL
M. Agwcy r09 Main street Dala, Texas
food .nch is hrst a1d second rrade anrl32t
L.. AIT tu--ALL WHO AGE AFFLlCT SD,
81 chronic t.s ass, disorders o tle blood.
q hiu fisoa.cs cItttrl rieu iflsm, chi Is, csc,
etc, I'D Isut trf P.i f., FNEF, by lett Y, or
/ in p.r.uu. Il Foxes 81 ifb AID surgical Itsti-
| ,ue, Nv Lim strl rt.1- ks aprl5-2t
.ANIFIlNAg .l1ELY-Atl sf.CLAss
3 men lim'liEg w gin sud mill IN ichinery;
must boz o goo sale,in Az and mpe'ent % ksep
[ heutt; b'.t u fe'e -ancfs required Address
l. OH Roy sl7 Wsxah HE Texas. anri2.3l
/ tAJANrEp-FUt GIUUrE MslRE ,snr,
! w q. 5ll E.ul s.Ioet nnslalrs anrl23t
Az ANtE8-Ah + kRsNDBOI Al 81 MAIN
I Wv FTte, apfli.3t
| VIANTEp-FIFTY LADY oPERAToRs.
! III apply between the honr Of lud a m, on
! Neiu s.ro-t mira see. tn I'd d31e. nlenship
& Bale, up 3.u.
/ IS ANJEp-2O sEANsIREssEs. APPLY
! y 90 the Opera house Monday from u 10
o'c'o X. sorla2t
! NjANTEu-Io sElL LUN, one 90 "a
! w GpaIaug, IN 80 order, also two f)uhtliis
| CBAS KAHN. apr2.lm
| ,AJANTED Two BOILER MAnEk5. APP
| w ply Immediately 70 Novelty Iron Works.
iaod wages end stsaiy emplcymeot JOHN
| NEsTEk, ianI0tf
tETANTED-YoUr 20 STOP Al TIN. NATION
! " al HOTEL, hIst-clssg 4ca0 mtnoi a ions ut
| .vcsCAroic rnta ONLY one DOLLAR AND
! rWENTTFiVE NEStt PSF DAY. The huild-
% Is brick wiih three stsirways in case OF hra
! located iu i1e business portion Of the city. only
| noe fQglru from Euoet-OGT line, and one Square
| 'rum lc4ss g Pacific and bisscuri reci1c Depot
| Convenient 10 pngionEerg coming or going over
| 1itacf nuad once open all night uu0sis are
| allied t1r en- r'als. n OLEARY Pronrietoy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
Indian TERRIrOR ny PRISONERS.

The balssmc healing and soothing prop
critics Of Samaritan Neryiue are SOMETHING
ms rveloug
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nApLY MANGLED.

Lsdie. approve Of your smoking Little
Ioker.n
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noyERNnrENr CLAIMS.

Little Joker" is the best smoking to-
haccO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

.Ok SALa-UnEAP 2Il tUKno OF LAND
" wear Kohurg sipn on reans Tfruk hail.
rosd. Inquire % LAThROP & LATIiHOR $50
Elm stroll msr2,-ln
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

For sALE-A FINE LOr0F rURE tRED
/ Jars.y hsiftfs; als3 icw imported thor.
oughnred hish grade HQlsieina, ct Riverside
llraofl. lnll.g. N NV ulN-2l I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

TOR sRLE-BANKRUPr STOCK foRsALE.
[ We have s.orl oiRoods worth g2,t aud
store house In q nice c1uutry tWn worth 5000
we VIII 81 ch az fOrcfsh, or trade TT DALLAS
Llrr nrunnrLu MLAAkEM -nLp n 81 We.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

COR REST-A HOpsE rlfn r.. .un Il JvM-,
I 100 from clrner of Jackson and hia,d sta
Apply 10 T ]. PUTTY, clrser Of Jackson and
AkatK streets. spflt-W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

NOR RENT-h HOra ON CO AkhCt ST
II MONS, ciaae,s and good c.s'ern water; vsry
conyeni.ni: ems Hmall family need apply y =
ouire AZ INA Comm arrr stH.nt aprll-Js
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rOR RENT.

nor SALE OR RsN1 - IF st CLASH
4 brand new apO Will sell on the INSTALL
ment oian Apply % 3il Ross avenue. feb29H
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OR ssLE-sALooN FURSIfURs, COM
& prisiug @ un Or, she yng aud loo chest ~
GOOD as new; viii sell very cheap for ish Ad-
dress $ herald ollc.. iotf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

lOK KkNI-UNI FINI TO n 'HHD hVVH
10 rent for two gentlemen oll,; s11th ex-
posEre, at lC23 Elm street Apply Ao)fe I'd
d,a,p s-ie-ft
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FOR Rgsr-FaoS. ROOM: nJrHzRN
Jackson street -. spsis-is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
v.PIoIrS NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

Inconsistencies Gerdt. age eight, of No; 80
Hudsou-st. was attacked by large dog yesterday
His lower lip was bitten off and his throat acerated
The boy will be badly dist gured- homas
DARN of Fifth-st.. was taken to st. Marys HOS
pItal Yesterday, suffering from severe and proDa-
blv fatal wound which he recently received IN
drunken fight with Patrick Mulyaney, OF NO. ~
Adams-St John Fisher Is about to begin SUIT
for damages against the city authorities lie was
taken i'll about week ago, and because a rash
broke out on his face he was forced to go 10 the
small pox hospital at Snake Hill. On reaching
there it was found that he had only the measles
and he was sent home.
oRANGr.-The Common Council on Monday night
authorized the Poor and Aims Committee to send
sick poor to the Memorial Hospital.
MoNNoUTHi JUNCTiON.-.JOhn Howard, colored,
while stealing ride a freight tram Yesterday
was thrown Off and falling under the wheels his
head was severed from his body. The jar caused
the train to run of the track.
BGooMsBUPG.-The Rev. j. II. 1rlmbrell. pastor
of the Methodist Church has n prntlng-pres5 for
copying purposes of his own invention, which by
one working of the pad will reproduce the copy
800 times at the rate of one sec
ond On making application for patent ne
found that Thomas A. Edison had also applied for
a patent on a similar press TO protect his electric
pen az he deemed this one the better invention
Both were doomed to disappointment, however as
an Englishman had just been granted patent on "a
similar press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
EXAMINING aAssISrEDo immigrants.

The steamship Rugia, from Hamburg, landed 7o3
Immigrants at Castle Garden yesterday, among
whom were fort v-tOur ROumanIdn Jews who are
destitute and will be sent back by the Com
missioners of Emigration unless they give sdtistac-
tory assurances that they Will not become a pubic
charge. AlidavIts were made in each case, and the
facts elected showed that most of them had their
passage paid by relatives and that all arrived with
either no money with only small amount. All
were retained on board of the vessel.
Commissioner Stephenson Inspected the 13s IN
migrants on the Anchor Line steamship AnchOrla,
but none were found coming under the legal deinl-
ton of pauperS and they were permitted to land.
Pierrepont Edwards. the British Nce-COnsul. has
sent a letter to the Commissioners asking why
Patrick Carney and his family, who arrived on the
Anchor Line steamship FurncsSla, are detained.
They were assisted immigrants and arrived here
destitute The Commissioners have received let
ter from Austin COrbin. cOngratulatlng them on the
stand that they have taken IL dealing with the
assisted" immigrant question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
LONG ISLAND.

SHELTER IsrAND-Extensive preparations are
being made for the Grand Army Encampment on
August H. Among those expected are Generals
Logan, Hawley and Slocu1n.
RocKAwNY.-Miss Georgia Floyd, of st. Louis,
while seated with two friends on tine end OF the
iron pier. on Monday evening, fell into the sun
Mr. Donaldson sprang after her and graspcd her
by the arm as she was sinking for the third time
They wero taken to tho shore by tic liic-saylng
swimmers on the catamaran.
Lose ISLAND CGrY.-Wlilm Griffin. ago fifty
three o nagman On the Long Island Railroad
ut the SlIIllm in-lys. crossing, was struck by
train yes orday and instantly killed..
EoutHotp.-lhe Truatocs Of tho First Church
hayo boon presented with III OOO for a town clock
JAuAtcA.-Eirhnrd G. Mccormick. OK Goycfnor of
Arizona, has bocn oicclod momber of tho Board
of Education.
ticksvutr.-lhcro la considerable dhanlisfnc-
ton among tho mcmhofa OF tho Methodist Church
on account Of beer having been sold ~ the recent
church far held iof tho aid Of tho puator lho Row
Nh Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06

tbey were sent homo delegate from inc s.ot ne
enters called at the Headquarters, ana eave said
thnt tboy had resolved to pay 800 week SO long
ss "t tbe strike lated The carpet weayoIs a'd
borse-soers sent word that tho brlcSaye,s - thew
draw on them TO the limit of their treasures ~
o dcsirod Other unions have also offered assist
snce It Is necessary for man to be on srKg b Iwo
weeks before he can draw the STRIKE o9 9 Mon from
We,G Tr This number is reduced by forty
seven who have since gone to work; lhe WORK 81
paving oil went on cstcrlay and ioD was Palu a
ppu3 The trip TO Concy Island, which was 10 tako
O OInce on Monday. has been postponed until Thurs
day or Friday. When tho eKcgrsiGni taxes pace
there will he n mass meeting, ~ when Louis r
pnst lain S,yiniou John Franklin Henry o. Cole,
and others will speak. The laborers have ostnb,
lished thcir permanent hcad1uariera nj NO lV3
Hnwcry, The work of paying of the etrlk king Ia
borcra was continued yesterday, and the men
Heemed enihnalasllc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
NrsrAKrN roR A BURGLAR.

John Tlfofd y infmcr living NJ OAK Mock, !" J."
on Monday night mstools tho house OF lhonh1
lInydocL a ncigibof, for hil own, aud Attempted
io ontor It by rear door. Mr. llaydock, rsizi4g
londrd cane, rushed downstairs. opened tho door
ana began 10 beat 'fiford, surprising him to he u
BURGLAR lie knocked him down aud hlt INN sew.
ernl blows on the body before he discovered mat
the man was his ncighbor. Mr. IltOrd was taken
into the house aud physician sent for, who sad
three of his ribs were broken and that the injuries
were serious Since the recent Outrag,s IN oyster
Bay farmers have taken extra precautions against
the attacks of intruders and keep weapons III readi
ness TO rCpcl them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
AN EXCHANGE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF

AN EXCHANGE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF.
After several failures a quorum of the stock
holders of the Electric Manufacturing and Mlscel-
lanrOus stock Exchange assembled yesterday.
The report of the special committee appointed on
July to examine the affairs of the Exchange was
read 1t sharply criticised the action of the d.
Tcctors In buying tho newspaper known as Tie
fr,oing stock EeDort for "A two-thirds interest in
which they voted and paid the sum OF po,ZOO, Inc
remaining interest has since been bought for S14o.
The report stated that the officers have told the
committee that no money vas paid for the paper,
but that go shares of the stock of the Exchange
were issued in payment for il. The report after re-
citing the facts of the transaction then suggested
six propositions, the first of which is as follows;
Whether the directors should not he required to pre-
scut satisfactory evidence that The Erentg sock Report
M the time they purchased two-tblrds interest was
sesuppOrtn enterprise and sessed OF assets OF any
kind whatsoever the value OF which upon any reason
able basis Of estimate would command the sum Of $500
The other five questions were of n similar tenor,
hut the first was the only one which reached bal
lot In regard to the general management OF the
Exchange the report stated that it had not been as
econ otnical as IL should have been, but as TO any
plan for the successful operation of the Exchange
the committee had not been able 60 agree. ! he
reading OF the report was followed b. lively DIS
EMISSIONS which was interrupted to vote on the first
pIoposition Tie managers OF the Exchange heid
proxies about thirds of the stock ana unani-
inouslv opposed it, The report finally was Land on
the table and committee appointed to devise some
plan for the Advancement of the Exchange. One OF
The present directors remarked after the meeting;
There general or inion among the stockholders that
the Exchange be made success but no one Is IN
clined TO much until two members take them
selves out OF the board. think that man certainly
will be invited TO sell his membership The special com
mtee believe, agreed Oh the feasibility OF oOntln-
ung the Exchange If only one or two designations could
Ia. "a, ftiu cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
I'll A LL'S
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Tho effects of this article are not tram
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
WITH MURDER IN HIS HEART

Frank Hess twenty-fOur years old, of No. 655
Tcnth-ave., on Thursday evening called upon his
wife. from whom nc has been separated, 10 induce
her to live with him again. lie became angry with
her and so frightened her that she ran away from
HIM and called upon her father for help The old
man iDtsrfered and Hess, drawing sclf-cOckmg
revolver. shot him III the LETT wrist. Hess was
taken before Justice Power III Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday and his counsel asked 10
have the bail as light as possible. 81 will commit
him to the of the arden of the City Prison."
said the magistrate without bail, for believe lie
is murderOus in his heart"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
MONEY FOR STRIKING IRREGULARITIES

The wet weather of yesterday brought bricKlay-
ing to sisndsill, and consequently there were
few new developments Ia the strike. The men
were 10 nave gone 10 work yesterday morning on
the JOB at twenty fourth-st and NInth-ave which
has been taken away from Samuel LOuden and
given TO the Committee oil General Good. They
will begin work on the first clear day. The fore
man for Fordyoo d Henpfer called yesterday
morning at the meeting place Of the brick layers,
and assured them that tho report that his firm IL
not giving the nine hours IL a mistake. The only
out Of town men intercepted yesterday were five
from Long Branch. Their expons Sc were paid and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06

summon before them all county officials whose sal
aries il is proposed to increase and examine tpen' IN
TO their duties and also TO inquire from the heaus
of departments as TO the duties of the officers
John White. of No. A Willow-placs. was sent 10
iail Yesterday upon charge of failing TO support
until she was nearly blinded to support herself ana
her children.
Robert Trembell, ago twonty-eight, OF Paclhc-st,
fell overheard from barge ut the foot OF South
Fifth ST. Yesterday afternoon. while hauling In a
rope His body was not found.