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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23

schr Alta (of Halifax Hassen Barcelona. Ven, 81 days
with mdse to Domenici's sons @, Tan, Mr. dav.
with lumber to Chase, talbot Co. vessel to Honey
SUNSET Wind a sandy lG9s moderate, NNw' lazy on
shore. At CityIslana light, NWi clear.
| Arrived yesterday
Steamer Aarania tBr Hams Liverpool Jane H. 4neens
Arrived at the Bar at lilo and was detained S hours
IBID, watson progreso days With md'e
to PIN FOrwood Co Arrived at the Bar at go w. with
mdse 90 s oTder; resse TO ParRer CO.
Bg Starlight bbey st Johns PR IL days. with sugar 70
PortIand Jordan. cardenas days. with
chr Minnie TAYLOR oi Portlaudl Doughty Port dc PAX
Warren Adams Cocord sagua days. with SMEAR to
Matthiessen wiechers Refining Co. vessel to K Buck
CLEARED.
Steamer AIbula (Br) Turner Iondon-simpson, Spence
steamer Sirius BIZ staPlsdOp Lysrpeo,-Bnss Jeyon,
Steamer Brooklyn CITY (Br, Fitt Brstc-Arken q Doug
Steamer Merritt wocett st Pierre. Miq-I Merritt.
Steamer Albano BrI. Hughes. Kingston, carhagena &c
Steamer Stevens West Point Va. and Newport
News-Old Dominion So Co , MA. n,. ~.
Naturalization Dominion g CO. -''''''" '''
Steamer Breakwater, Jenney, Lewes. De-oid DOMINION
BARK Mon Utah. scliappapletra Rangoon seaser Bros
Bark Lottc Moore Battle. sydney. Aus-Arnod. Hines
Bark Kate (GerI, Reimers Adelaide Aus-Maier & Que
Bark Lady Agnes (Brl. Friend, Brlsbane-R Cameron
Bark Elise Luck ger. Falcke Observation-Disclosures Edge
& Co.
Bark christe CGer Brunnlngs Hamburg-Herman Koop
& Co
Bark Alexander Campbell, Bunker. Portand-simpson,
Clapp& Co. -,
& Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Bensuela for Azores cearense; Para auyan-
dotte and Kanawha Newport News
b fR ssasy for saigon 5sT S!i bsa london
Brig Carlo. for Belize
ALSO saled-via Long Island sound-Bark oleneida for
Valparaiso,
THE MOVEMENTS Of SrEAMER3
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON June 22Arryed, steamer Lovaine tBr), Mccau
ley. from New-York.
2ist-Arriyed. Newcastle City Br) Valdez from
Baltimore GenmoTven tBr ThomDsOn. from MonreaI Eu
ropcan tBrl Bennett from Newiork. -
20th-Arrived, steamer Regina Br), Hammond, from st
John. NIB. 49,,
22d-Arrived. south Wales Br) Jones' from PHIL
delphil
LvFRrooL June 2'saied steamer Kansas tFr. Tasker.
for Boston - -,
ts from ewYork June IL on her way to Liyerpooi (ano
proceeded.
DEAL June 22-Passed Robina (Br), Robinson.
from York on her to Lcth. -, -,
LIZARD June ?2-Passed steamer Boston City Br) Sher-
borne from Boston on herNay to Lond0n.
VERA CEUz Jnne 22Arrved. steamer City OF AeIandria
Reynolds, from New-fotk via Havana
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

MURRAY Hin Hotel-Yice- President P pdmRTs
n and George Moss of Rochester. HoD"o"
House-Generai Edward T. Beale OF Snn and To-
semi MINNIE IT, Chief of the Bureau OF stascs s ~ IP
Treasury Department.. Hota 6bntewCbares MUIR
raw and LADY Anne Murray. OF Scotland
Hoe-Galusia A. Grow, Of PenpsyIv Wv ma Press
James Hotet-Mayor j. v. Guillotte OF New-ofieahs'
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Jersey CITY.

A man who has not been identified was by
Locomotive In the Pennsylvania Railroad yard ycster
day lie apparently Sky years on anu uiesscu III
dark clothing.
Joseph Brown Of No 2is Railroad-ave. IS detained AZ
the Police Headquarters charged with assaulting his
aged mother Brown who was a state OF frenzy from
drinking rum, struck his mother on the head win a
pitcher because she was trying to restrain MIN from
going out for beer.
Mary wills II, "A rather pretty girl OF sixteen was ar
raj before Judge Stilsng yesterday charged win
larceny youthful prisoner cried bitterly and while
admitted that she guilty Of the charge sue Ha
that her mother, Kate Fnucgau compelled her 10 steal
Mr. Finncgan was committed charge OF receiving
81 Goods
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CATARRH, ASTHMA, HAY-FEvER,

sprCTALTIEs TINS WEEK.

sPECIALTIES THIS WEEK.
BRUSSELS CARPETS At soc. PER YARD JUST THE
THING FOR COTTAGES AND COUNTRY RESI-.
DENCEs. ODD >. MoQUETrE STAIRS AT 81 PER
YARD DRUGGETS AND INGRAM SQUARES (ODD
sIZEsl AT LESS THAN COST OF PRODUCTION. REM
NASTs SHEET OIL CLOTHS. !, 2, AND YARDS
WIDE AND FROM To4 YARDS LONG. AT ABOUT
ONEHALF THE REGULAR PRICE.
MATTINGs-F'J DIFFERENT COLORINGS FINE
FANCY MATTINGs AT SO PER ROLL or 40 YARDS,
OR 25o. PER YARD. SOME AS Low AS l2hc PER
YARD.
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO.. GTHAVE. AND 13TH.ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
rauMAy ON BAIL 0BRIEy IN THE HOSPITAL.

UtOfKt i. TIIfIIdII, w fIV W 40 oIIVo y a.,
OBrlen in Broadway May Is, was arragned IN Inc
carrying concealed weapons aud was held Tor tra w
Justice White in $1,000 bail james keIy, Vi
Kelly a Bliss became bondsman for Truman ana ne was
discharged The charge OF assault was not taken up as
1t was said that OBren though out OF danger, was
unable to appear In court. Eek Recorder James NJ smith
appeared for Truman, and presented certificate from
the house-surgeon Of the NewYork Hospital TO the emct
since the atfray and the complaint was made by tne
officer who arrested the Truman declined 10 sPeak
about his case and allowed his lawyers TO DO ali the
talking few days ago |" Larry u" OBrleh was sceh
driving naar the Jefferson Market.
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TRYING TO FIND VINO ABUSED THE G9TH.
uha follnNinn nnllcn Nyaa nnsInl ON tlI

bulletin OF the Produce Exchange yesterday:
GENTLEMEN The Floor Committee would ask you who
justly indignant nj the outrageous insult
by members and others upon the National Guard
the 10Th ns 10 assist them IN obtaining such evidence
will enable them TO brsg tie guilty parties before the
Board OF Managers that the loyalty and honor OF
Exchange may be indicated and the guilty parties
speedily punished
d. A. ELDRrDGR Chairman Floor Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
wE-TcIIEsrER COUNTY.

WHITE PI,INs.-Surrogatc Conin. OF Westchcsior
County, yesterday granted 10 Nathaniel L. lultcr
letters Of upon the pcrsopal estate of ME-
Sarah Rutrrr vito or President James H. huitci OF
the New York Central aud llud Oh RIVER ktlroad Tue
persoual estate of Mrs Ritter j. set down ~ -luoOp
YoXKFHs-Th omas Mccormick charged win stealing
a st OF harness valued at 500 the property of u
citizen of Oneida County. was arrested yesterday
SING SfxG.-Thomas Greasy. the foreman Of a hu al
Shaft 40 u of the new lqueluct, was killed ~ large
stone falling down the SHAFT yesterday crushing IN MS
skull lie was ~ rIlcd and had been at work on the
duet ftrs.f lftrfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
WARD LIKELY To BE TRIED WIS WEEK.

Ferdinand Ward wore a more anxious look than
usual as he SAT in the Court of Oyer and 1ermlner
yesterday awaiting action in his case His counse l,
General BENJAMIN +. Tracy said be was ready to go
on with the trial. but Assistant Dstrict-Attorney
Fellows stated that as John Carpenter was prepared
Tor trial he could not al present take up any other
case than his.
Justice Barrett stated that at the conclusion OF
the Carpenter case Ward would bc tried ana that
his case would probably be reached Thursday
morning Ward was taken back to the jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
ABRAM r. PRUYy DEADf

A postal card was received by The TRIBUNE
yesterday stating that Abram Pruyn, an insurance
broker was found dead on board the South American
steamer Asa OF the Atlas Line and buried al sea
fory-eght hours before the arrival of the vessel o. TINS
mort III stated further that In his memorandum book
was an entry as follows: al have with me the last
washngs OF gold mine. Sorry took passage on the
Ajlsa as there ia a on board who is my enemy"
The information was also given that the wife OF Mr..
Pruyn IL living at Nicholas, Tioga County, N r. The
postal was headsdi "Was he murderedT ana signed
'sJustce."
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WILL pOoLsELLERs BE ARRESTED,

1t was reported yesterday IN Brooklyn that
the Grand Jury had found indictments against several
booksellers OF Couey Island and that tor their
In the hands OF the DstrctAtorney Tor ser
by his officers at the grounds of the Concy Island
Jockey Club to-day II said that this would be lie
beginning OF vigorous effort TO enforce the law The
attaches OF the Dstrct-Aorneys Office refused TO say
anything about the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
MRs Dudley nv COURT.

8 Mrs. Lucille Yseult Dudley appeared in the Court
lie indictment charging her with shooting j..
O'DoDovan Rosa She wore black dress and q
light straw hat. with black ribbon and bunch OF
Glacs for trimming. She seemed In good health
and chattcd with the women who sat near her with
cut any appearance OF agitation. The Carpenter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
THE CASE OF"BIG FRANK mCoY

Justice Barrett, in the Court of Oyer and
Terminer yesterday postponed until next Monday the
hearing I'm the hab0as corpus proceedings In which IL
10 be decided whether "Big Frank" Mccoy, the bank
rObbrr shall be to Jl out his sentence,
Tho Governor Is considering the question whether he
shall be sent back TO Delaware a. serve ont sentence
there. The trial Of John Kallmaier, charged with the
murder OF his wife, was also postponed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
ANOTHER DAY OF THE KEEP CASE.

The ease of Charles ID. Keep charged with GRIM
snail libel in nublshing an article in ne an street
Neg, rejecting upon certain corporations was re.
snmed before Justice German III the Essex Marke,
Police Court Yesterday. John h. Strahan, cOunsSi
for Keen. opened his cross-examlnatlon Oh " w;
McWilliams secretary Of the tbot o
Railway Company The witness testlhed lhat On
September 80 1884, the consolidated EdeVaieu
Railroad Companies owed among their noa,i fl
debts $40 ~ AZ for wages and supplies, anu iol
sundres 81 45O, 233 81. The debt other man n On
funded debt, at tho time amounted 10 %o'lto' :
All 0S.
Mr. strahan-You have not included in these figures
the taxes due to the city. -, ,r. oo,nso,
Mr.. Newt lliams-We were advised oy eminent oo"n'o'
that these taxes were absolutely void. ....o,
Mr. Srahan-Well, the opinion Of the eminent COUNSEL
did mn relieve the roads from taxation ,,
Mr. McWiiamS-We paid the taxes aiterwaru' Ahes
amounted to 81 ,471,00O. -, o,--oo ., lima IN
1874 maid as an asset of the Manhattan Company
MIR McWilliams-I deny any such asset of the Man.
haitian Company. II, ,o ooo,nst tho Man.
haitian Company by the Metropolitan company =. .s
Mr. Notwithstanding made such claim, put IL was
for 10 per cent their old stock 1t was nnany COM
promised for $774, 900. think the Manhattan ooin
many has discharged its liabilities so FAR as these agree
nents concerned do not know OF any ca , I
company had cash hand to the alnOult0i W
We also had an indOrsed note for $lOOOoo Inc Mcro
politan Company owed us on that date SZlo,z4o o%.
drew various checks to settle our inoepeuhess vi.
Metronoljtan Company, these cheeks reaching IN az
about 5000 600 and being placed in the Mercantile
Trust Company to the credit of the metropolitan
Mr. Strahan then asked the witness long series
of ouestous touching the declaration OF dlvldends
10 each of which Mr.. McWllliams answered, L
can't say"
The case was continued until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
NOTICE SENT 10 COLLECTOR BLACK.
The new Collector of Internal Revenue for

Tie Now COIIccIOr OF InIeTnhI KtVcnuc Tor
the First District Of New-YOTk, eXAderman Robert
Black OF Brooklyn, received official notice Of his an
pOintmcnt yesterday from Internal Revenue Commits
siOner Miller. When his bOld for 10000 Is approved
his commission will be forwarded. Mr.. Black will prob
ably Office by July ]. The salary Is = 800
year The deputy gets 81, 900 year There thirty
five other subordlaatcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
THE ELECTRICAL COMMISSIONERS.

Movor Grace was asked Yesterday whether he
wished 10 say anything concerning the appointment
Of commissioners for electrical subways. The men
are to be named by the Mayor. the Contifoler ana
the Commissioner of Public WORKS: MT. Trace
SAID that he favored the appointment OF an elec-
fric,an whe would command the respect anu coun
dence of scientific men, business man OF good
standing and man who was iamlllar
with mechanical app iances. Against COIL
mission thus composed nothing could De
said. 1t certainly was not commission On
which politicians should be placed. As
to the intimaton that he would favor the appointS
mont of some one opposed 10 placing telegraph
telephone or electric light wires unucr Brouhu
nothing was further from his intention. The ap-
mounting officers had not yet consulted ABOUT the
matter. There was time enough, as the appoint
ment need not be made until twenty days after tne
bill became law. which was on June IL.
Controller LOew said he had not had time 10 con-
snlt with the Mayor and Mr.. Squire, and therefore
preferred to say nothing about the matter fuItheT
than that the commission should be composed OIL
good men, in whom the community would nave
Varions combine tons have already been formed
in the effort to the appointments Tor certain
men.
INSPECTORS ACCUSED OF TAKING MONEY.
Inspectors Brennan and McArle were placed on
trial before the Board of Excise Yesterday on a
charge of extorting money from John +. Donnelly'
proprietor OF the liquor store at No. 131 ihlrd-ave.
The liquor dealer testified that the inspectors
went to bis store on Wednesday and pretended
that they had procured evidence OF his having vio-
lated the excise law. Then they offered TO com
prOmlSe the case IOI doOu. iiO pdiu Wv w
and the inspectors went away. Donncly SAID that
the money was paid in the presence OF his par
keeper. The inspectors denied having received the
money, but they were dismissed bv the B0ard;
Both incn were appointed recently under the Civil
Service law, Brennan being the first man to pass
the examination for the Office They were sent 10 TO
DonneiIy's store last week with orders TO watch
for any violation of the law, rumors having reached
the board that Donnelly was keeping his place
open at unlawful hours. Sub sequently they re-
ported that they had been un able TO discover any
violation of the law there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23

ArHESIA.-wllliam Warbell. young man. unmarried,
who's, home la Mll-st, Paterson was struck by "A
passenger train the Newark branch Of the Eric RAN
road yesterday and Instantly killed lie mad deliberately
10 pieces.
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port was made in logbook or any Of
oncerning the death of any at on the ar VI
tbs staamer M this mort At the office OF the Atas
sup Company the reported death death w was fdan on the
fictitious. The name Of A. f. Pruyh We The hooks
Showed that he took passage board the Asl az an
ranquilla on November Z. ISL anu ''AN'N
December 6, 1884, safe and SOUND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CARPENTERS SECOND TRIAL
nm sIsrER OF MS MURDERED WIFE STIFFNESS

CARPENTERS SECOND TRIAL
sHr SISTER OF HIS MURDERED WIFE oi"'""'
HIM IN COURT
r.. ;,ror. ware obtained yesterday in the Court
80 Ev:r and Terminer for the trial of John Carpeh-
g. irdcted for murder in the first degree IN killing
e. ,;fa wnder circumstances OF peculiar atrocity.
ha coune rad not lived together Tor severai years
anJ Csrnenter had recently returned from Sng
Sing where he had been in prison LOT stappihe
a domestic whom he mistook ior MS WIFE, w VIC
vesribule of the Church OF st. Francis AaV t VI
West Sxteenth-st., where she was ABOUT " a..Gna
mass early one Christmas morning oh tn9 o' o LIZ
of Nav % 1884, Carpenter encouhterea nls VIZ
,vho was accompanied by her sister. IN Ihlrd-are,
ond "a is charged, attacked her with kniie; me
sister who tried TO defend her, was also cut III the
arm Roth ran INTO a liquor store. lie loiIo"ea anu
fiare inflicted the fatal wound on his VIE. ,
The prisoner was attended IN court oy ms couusei
(hristian Kneass S. S. Blake and A. ID. rape, ana
Assistant District Attorney Fellows repreSen'eu ,iio
neonle The prisoners lawyers intimated that us
Sapnca on this trial would be insanity, as IT was III
the former trial in which he was convicted, new
trial being ordered after he had been sentenceu "
he hanged Carpenter sat near his counsel, anu
daring the afternoon while Mr.. Blake was exainih-
ing the sixth Juror, a scene occnrreu III Wnon , no
was An involuntary actor. 1he SISTER niaW ~, VIZ
was with his wife when she was kllled eht9ieu tno
conrt-room dressed in deep mourning Depuy
Sheriff TuOmey was conducting her 10 q sca. n .a
the District Attorney and as she passed pehiu ,u
rrisoner she suddenly dealt him two blows win heI
cisnched fist on the right cheek. Carpenter seeneu
dazed and did not rise from his chair. Inc deputy
nnickly seized her band and led her from inc cou.
room THE prisoner was not injured, am Justice
Barrett took no notice of the assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
AInNC THE SOTND.

STAMTORp.-Maggie Kelly age twenty-five. on Satnr-
day evening spite given by closed gate,
attempted tho railroad tracks near the station,
and was instantly killed.
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MARIYE INTELLIG ENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAr. :,
s,n .s l25 - 73l Moon sets l50 Moons ago, Dis III
~ ' WAFER rDDAt
<u-Sapdy Hook 40 GOv. s1n, 6O9 Icy Gath ssi?3o
Eu.-sandy Hook 6:2J Gov Island 0'ol'Iieh "ae@ ''V
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Announcements.

"BUHACH," THE CALIFORNIA INSECT POWDER
VIII Kill all the and mosquitoes In in five minutes
powerful externnaor OF reaches, bedbugs ants
all Insects. No poison. Try It.
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sant ~ him with his name and destination written on
card aud sswed on his cap he is making the Journey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l44 LeIin gton.avo.. between 10Th and 3Oth sta
Uours-s 20 l. TOT. Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genlto Urinary Organs. Impotence and steriity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23

COMPOSED of Smart Weed, Jamaica Ginger
Camphor and best French Brandy DR. Pierce's tx
tract the remedy for darrhpa choora
morons dysenery or bloody .ux cole cramps and tC
break up colds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23

REED & CARNRICKs SODIUM HYPOCHLORlTE.
Recommended by the Public Health Association as superior
and least expensive OF all dislncctants and germcides
Cholera Dphhera Fevers Malaria etc. prevented by Its
use sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
REED & CARSRlCK, ls2 Fulton-st y. Y.
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JOURNEY OF AN ELEvEy-MoSTHSoLD CHILD

.. naa,a sa .po Ss.,orJov as Wonrv Wnams VIII,
gazed silently at the official who recorded his pedigree
the books aud sucked his thumb steadily the while
LIE eleven months old and Is on his way 70 Al aunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23

ADvERTIsKMKNTSs admitted into shese e.r-
umns arc recommended 10 the readers Of Tuu
TRIBUNE being thoroughly reliable, al
transactions By mail with the advertisers en-. ~
conducted with absolute safety.
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HOME NE VS..

and other cases having precedence OF hers Sne was
taken back to the Tombs.
The Press., 1885-06-04
7 AND 8 PER CENT. Farm Mortgages:

That .roperly negotiated First Mortgage Loans up- on Improqed Farms in amounts not exceeding one third to 40 percent of their value the Best Secur ties obtainabe is evidenced by the of all who have invested in them through me. sm prepared to demonstrate from the records of business extending as state or wd bonds, and arguments in opposition to them, they have been negotiated for twill not stand for one moment in face of overwhelming proofs which my records offord Contingencies existing in almost every other form of investment lacking n these, and while do not pretend that they the only safe security to be- had, do say emphatically that thel elcombinaton of great safety, and near. y if not quite twice the income obtanable from such would place in the same class. renders them de- cidedy attractive. Had they proven satisfactory to my customers during the past twelve years my transactions n them would scarcely have reached the proportions my records disclose.
 invite all whose attention may he attracted by my advertisements to this fora of investment to call and investigate for themselves before deciding that my claims for these securities, strong make then, based upon solid foundation.
 Respectfully, J. F. CHAMBERLAIN.
The Press., 1885-06-04

On the first Sabbath evening of every month, the pastor of the M E. church will deliver lectnre to young people on the ssYoung People of the Bible" The first lecture in the course will be given next Sabbath evening at the M E. church, subject-Jacob, or the Tricky Yonng Man. All are cordially invited.
 Mrs. s. A. -Byrnes will lecture in Spiritual hall, next Sabbath at and 7.30 D. m.
 MT. Johnson is not to take the Ton fine Hotel, and that property is not yet rented. Mir. J. has hotel in Williman- tic, and proposes to continue to run that.
 The Girls Library Club is made up of energetic and tasteful workers, and is aided by good outside talent. Its straw berry festival tomorrow evening at the rink will embody other enjoymeiits be- sides those of eating the most delicious fruit of the year and the electeras that seem to belong with if.
 Citizens Band will during the snm- mer, give weekly outdoor concerts in dlf- ferent parts of the village.
 David Weeks has been committed to Holland jail to await tr1al for stealing a gold watch and chain from Adelbert Need ham house.
 Gardner Fairfield of West Stafford is in New York, having t,lmor removed from his jaw, and is in critical condition from the operation. He is accompanied by his son-in-law, J. W. Eaton, of Rock. vile.
 B. B. Wilson's fish-market accounts are being collected by Lawyer Turner.
 The Stafford B. B. c. beat the Rock. villes at Rockville last Saturday, to 2, with their half of the 9th inning to spare
 -Adelbert Needham has gone to Iowa, for another lot of horses.
 Dentist Smith is on the sick list this week, but likely to be at his office again in day or two.
 List of the names of persons who have registered dogs in the town of Stafford, up to June 1st. 1885 :
The Press., 1885-06-04

Some little idea of the sort of aconven- fence" that Broadway surface railroad is going to be to New York was given. Mon day, when the workmen engaged in laying PioCk on mere gsy was Sa .ns wors. of the thoroughfare There will he plenty more of them from this time forth. The street was too narrow fot what business it had to accommodate before the roasl was begun. It's bad ssjob.s in. the worst sense of that word. ~s'54