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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
NTW-JERSI;Y.

I'Nlox UuI.-Mrs Thomas Murdoch applied ycstcr-
d,v IN ccordor Schlochcr FOR warrant Tor the arrest
of her i'm Stand. Thomas Murdoch, brakeman on tho
West shore Railroad Two weeks ago. a. Mrs Murdoch
states thai they visit her friends III oneida,
NY After placing their three children Ia The care 81 u
riab1r on plea OF business Murdoch left his wife Ia
Oneida returned home, sold Oat his household effects,
and TOOK his children Away. After several days Mrs.
Wrriorh Lorro, ed money pay her fare aud returned
home only 10 find It deserted She says that she found
her husband viug In West FOriy-sccunds'. with
not uctrcss The three churcn were also viug there.
INC Hccor Ter granted the request.
EAyoNSE-rho friends Of Captain John Wildcy,
knnwu AS Jack widely IN Ncwl YORK. wherc he Ouco held
a.. oilre Of Coroner, have become alarmed about his
mental condition. II Is said that his mind has become
unbalanced owing to the intense excitement under
vyItcb he labOred to mako the nremcns parade last
week success. ON Thursday night ho assaulted COun-
Gilman Murphy
EttzImTIIIoRT.-J James flahcrty and James Sheridan
,r,cktnrn working the Newark Branch of tho PAila
Jcnhla and Reading X ilrOld. were strnck by pas
seuyer train last night. sheridan Was Instantly Killed
and Flaherty fatally injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
nF1uoyJOUs BALL-ROOM TRANSFORMED.

Any of the trcQuenterS OF Deltnonico wiz
by chance wandered upstairs on Thursday hEmV na,u
found Themselves opposite the door OF ,ne ,V
must have rubbed their eyes in amazenent; trans
formation worthy Of the days OF magic had oeoh
wrought during the summer. The whole room ploWeu
win flood of soft radiance which by skliul arrahRe
nent was diffused that the eye was y.
glare i'm any one direction Not only have Important
structural changes been made, but scheme OF uecora
tOn has been carried out which is one OF thc most
effective and artistic view OF the purposes 70 when
the room l. put that could be devised starting WIN
The ceiling, the large centre panel or whch presents
surface with delicate blue tint, brocaded, rs IL were,
with an intricate tracery OF SILVER, INC co 1P
gradually strengthens until III the nirk' uuIi
tones OF The reddish dado affords an eXcocnt uack
ground for the rich which Will nit before III
during tile winter season. The lighting Is original ~
its arrangement. richly decorated band runs arput
tho central panel of the ceiling ana from thls hans
enormous globes OF Opacscent glass, Ia winch are l-
prisoned several ncandcsccnt electric iSht7. hpolo
opacscent globe and twnkling In agreeable coz
tfast to the glow OF the eIectrc Henii'
Tho wall space has been clcNcrS uoalc'.
sort OF arcade OF semicrcular arches runs around te
room on one side the spaces heing hiled WIN We
windows and on tue other with mirrors The sp1ndri:
OF these arches hcd with low Tc!e cattohchcs VI
delicate Italian renaissance design, Whie above runs
broad fricze OF flowing aclnthuS treated III various
bronzes and leading to the cOrnice. ,n
Tho old Iron musicians balcony has been replaced py
one OF excellent architectural design supported OH
large brackets FlOrentlne Is design anu
formed hy q triple Occe slender pillars
with well carved capitals support species OF Dadd9
whose lines take up those OF the main cornlcc lhe
floor is OF hard wO1ds laid In n simple but effective pat
tern Another important change Is the lhtrOductoh VI
n prfect system OF ventilation. By means or hEc cA
haust fan the air of the room can he changed every
eight minutes without creating any rerccribc drluGht
Aitn,r-r Mrssrs Drummer and rryOn. the architects
have pcrnrncd skill and good taste TASK thht WAS
10y ro easy Onc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
NETS FR0v THE SrEURES.


HUSBAND DEAD AND WIFE IN-ANL
MIRA Iury ltrlri- who killed. her babe 10 tenement
nor. I'm Newark rccca;ly uy ,AOpUns u WIN go axe
Nm. taken 10 tie Court 81 oyer AID icruiucr yesterday
fnr an iuorry ns 10 her mental condition. sire showed
n Interest i'm the PROCEEDINGS. She had grown rcahy u
ju urr counsel explained that Lcr husband, who V's
u,trrl1l witness was slca 900 the hospital. and post
uoucmcut was granted. Mr.. Gi!cml,t cNuccd come
r,nccru about her band, condition and spoke - o."
children al home She lrd down stars 90 ID" witness
room and LEFT there in charge OF constable. r."
minute. aftcrward word received ly thc Court That
Inc husband had Just died - tic hospital While tcy
were Gscus-uy the phase OF the case, man niirci
Ia Mr. GiichIist: q" iour husband is deal; D." just
ala M S. Ncharrs Hospital Mr.. Gchr-t started MP
aud screamed several lines. exc aiming: on, my dar
ling my DARING he dead, lac Is dead Her screams
rang through the buOur, and were heard in the Court
If GI,rlcr Sessions. Ia. woWaI was pac ttd and nm
aIlv taken back 10 JAIN. There ar Tour ch!I'n ~ tho
unhappy pair. \ medical commission has examined
Mrs GilcLIist and pronounce" her Insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
CONVICTED or sIEALING A DIAMOND.

Edward w. Taylor, OF Chicago, ana Henry
(row,her of Philadelphia, business men. met two young
women one OF the name OF Carrie White ana
the other, Mamie stewart or Mamie Sllth, III
Union Square September 81 They rode together 10
Ccbtrai Park and Mount ct. Vincent ON their return
in tie carriage Crowthcr detected the Stewart woman
Attempting to replace his pOcketbook In his pocket c
examined the pOcketbO0k and missed four $40 DIS
TAYLOR al discovered that his diamond stud mics
ing. Mamie stewart denied having taken the property
and neither the diamond the could he found
She drew knife and attempted to assault tho men, Inc
arrested AID searched but II was not until
they reached the court room that officer thought or
searching the blue velvet hat by the Stewart
woman. lie found In 1t two clevcry conrived pockets
which the $50 bills concealed. The diamond was
not found that time but subsequently, Carrie White
turned states evidence and information that led
the police seek for Monty Smith, associate of
Stewart and through him pawn ticket for the diamond
secured and the jewel was recovered Mamie Stewart
was tired yesterday and her associate evidence
against her she was convicted and Monty" Smith
wac held for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
WAS COURTNEY HANDICAPPED.

r,.,,,r%n nan M CuOsF TuE CTDAE sHILL-IIIs
pAcKEK ACCUSING HIN OF DISHONESTY.
Troy. oct. lG tSpccidh.-COugtney aad Con-
loo, ,i mar a near on good terms last night after the
r,cc mud they stunned each others company during the
evening nriscol, the oar'han, denied that Courtney
had been handicapped with cedar she'll To settle the
i,, Conrtnry was asked II he chose the cedar boat
NO, by a slsht," sail tn great defeated ana Il
epclluan said did he is a liar"
spcuan took offence at tn" remark o"t nothing came
, :, ta,,cs tullen of Boston. who put up the money
Co,r.ucy SAYS that the latter is liar ana that he
w.. ,ctri di.Inucstiy WAcn Cullen went alter Court
t Coucys share of the purse to-day lie tOHuu thHt
-, -, n i yssru,I ifs iOO-to Charles :. Francis
~ - had lrr town. = VI hickey says that COURTNEY
Iii ncr.r he allowed 10 another race over the
Pleasure Island course. ..- &c.. -. L..
f.r ms race with Iocmcr Ga october 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
EIFLES SUGGESTED FOR THE WORKINGLEN.
---.-.. LnlI luct LII nhl In llnr.

4 HIdHS I!IVFUIII- N'TH ~ 10. rI1-V IT, III
cudou Hall the auspices OF the Equality Assocln-
ton purpose of protesting against the methods
pursued by the detectives against the who were ar
rested as the authors dynamite explosion at Garry
brothers dry goods store last February f. f. Cunn pre-
sided and his speech OF infammatOry nature.
few pennies "A day saved up" nc said would soon pur
chase Remington rife amt - more would supply them
WITH cartridges. We could then soon have better
regiment than the 9TH Regiment, and not composed Of
gent lemeI's sons, but OF labOrers."
" What to do with the rifles 7" shouted an in-
tcrcstcd listener
why merely TO prepare ourselves for tho worst The
rich peOplc will sec that have the power to defend
ourselves then and VIII try to put US down by force
We can defend ourselves then" ID. j. NaugbOn, one OF
the persons arrested suspicion spoke next At the
close of the meeting resolution was passed asking
Inspector Byrncs display the energy In pursuing
the men who had perjurcd themselves as he hat
shown in prosecuting the two men who had been ac-
omitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
I1ELArnNIA RACES.

CtvCtxyArr. oct. 1G.-Thc weather to-day
ras pleasau the Latouia track little sim and the at
tendance NJ the races large.
L,rt r,cc nur-c $3.50 hye-eigh;hs OF one mile. Bet
Fnhiu, -ll5 stony Batter -, MinCna ~ heIu
SiTo T,bius won easily by one length stony Batter
.,,oud Wiorua third lime l:ol+
,..nud race uur,c 800 thrce-dhlrcrs OF one mir
uttr- ti.irt H. Iva r.. So Noslrrt $50 MA ~
i;o-,rc wonca'ily, Eva H. second "O'" Dan ''" i''
ll-ia. ~ .,.n, -, ana ,,ilo Rot.
,t 90 ioisc 80 Uncle Ian fJ3 Cuban queen 80 hciu
I'VE won Laudy 10y ono length Kirkland Se'ohu Ouole
Dan thtrI. Time l.35i2 :, all, p,,,,
iorrth r1cr-Puisc $50; one mle. BrtUhS flhh
Co,,,c $50 Cleaner So Loftln 80, held SO EFrhuS
wan ~ one icngth, Cleaner second, PAX Cottage thlru
Fifb r.cc-Pur,c $50; ono milo aud seventy
v.'r'i- Ecting-KosciusNu 9loO, H"prlalo 50, Btiy
t,iwnrn H. rrd 80. kosciUs - won ny hdli lehSth,
EuIy Chino. second. PoWhattan third. Time LOU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
ENTRIES FOR THE coUNIRWcLUB RACES.

The annual meeting OF the Country Club will
will be finished to-day. IL has been great success
and It's managers happy. Among other things 1t
has demonstrated that amateurs can hold their own
with professionals In crosscountry contests FOR did not
Thomas Hitchcock pilot SChOOmaster to victory against
crack field OF horses, tho majority OF whom were r!d-
don by frstclass professionals There was also n
larger attendance Thursday than thoro was at tho
meeting year ago, which shows that the public means
10 susais the club in Its efforts TO bring amateurs and
professionals together In such contests The races for
today have nlled well and tho weights have been so
adjusted that the finishes should be close and exciting
The first race is for polo ponies. Onchalf mile ON tho
fat Wild Tom carries ten pounds moro weight than lie
did on Thursday, while Tom Boy, who ran second TO
him. carries three pounds more lt may make dinsr-
euce I'm the result OF the race, though IL Is hardly likely
as Wild Tom has a world OF speed for n pony. Iho
other races average from SIX " lhIeech ohtcs c"eh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
SPECIAL AGENTS UNDER THE SURVEYOR.

An order was received a. the Custom House
yesterday which makes the Special Agents Oico subOr
dinate to that OF the Surveyor Heretofore the Special
Agent and his staff OF Inspectors have assumed to be
independent OF department in detection and
arrest OF suuggers and selling their goods but the
order is that they shall with the inspect
under the Surveyor and when seizures are TO be
made have been made the Surveyor shall he advised
j. j. Powell, cx-AssOciatc Justice OF the Peace of
Oyster Bay, yesterday appointed clerk III the Third
Division TO succeed Asa Jane removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
RRQOKIYN.

Tho Rev Dr. W Hay Aiken viii open tho Protestant
Episcoph Mission IN It. iuka's CEulcn at CLINTON ana
Fnlton SIS. on All Saints Day, November /.
The Rev. Cornelius L. living, of st. ThOmas's Episco-
nal Mission in Copp.r-avc has accepted a call to Cal
vary Episcopal Church, at south Ninth ana IShth stS
The Rev. George L. Alrich. OF Philadelphia, has nc-
cepcd "A call To- The reformed Episcopal Church OF the
Redemption, In LcOnard-st., 10 succeed the Rev. T. W.
King
O. L. Hawlcy. lumber dealer and box manufacturer,
Mt Kent.ayc. and ROdneyst. fled schedule yesterday
showing liabilities OF Si1GiJ2 OF, nom!ual assets OF
SG2S S22 10, and actual assets OF $3.50. lJD o.
Mrs. Julia Bchrs found upon returning 10 her home.
No I26 Icnryst. yesterday after an absence IN tho
country, that clothing and sycrware worth $500 had
been stolen.
Miss Mary Murphy age twenty -four, who said she
lived No. lGi BalticSt.. found I'm CUTIE IN
COugreqs-st. near Henry yesterday morning. and
died soon after being to the Long Island Hospital
There is no number shO said abe lived at. EX-
hnugtiOn was stated To be the cause OF death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brooklyn Young Republican mass meeting MUSIC
Hall, p. M. c,. rru o - ~
Pelham steepleohsse races, BaTtow-onSonnd' y NJ
Myers Testimonial Athletic games, Madison square
Garden, S y. 10 -, ,,. ,ru Moan
Adermen's Committee Railroads, CITY Han, noon
baseball conference, Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New York Metro otan baseball match, Poo Drouhus'
p. III. ..,,-... ,,,,h ,,.or,1o
Cricket match, Staten Island Athletic CLUB Grounds
Dedication OF Broome Street Tabernacle, evening.
Republican County Convention. White Ilalns' -,
BASEBALL and Lacrosse. Brooklyn Athletic grounds
afternoon. .,,, -... ,,ou.n.,
Riverside-Kearney Rangers football game Central
Park, 4 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

Charles G. Am Erdc, The lIo1okcn druggist who's"
thunder I'm making up prescription with morphine IN
et,nd of uu nr Oh August 30, CAUSED the death OF
N,r,urrc aud Ella Holt. ariagurd yesterday TO
rra1 90 Two indictments FOR man slaughter lie pleaded
irt ,lty ana Martin ~tti'- AID John u. BschON he
cp MS boulsIcn ia the sI OF $1,000 each TX judge
ffrrtiau and John &. Icsanu VIII dcicul the druggist
and n 1, said that the defence VIII bo that the young
women would no; have t!cd had The attending puys-
can, discovered the 0i tAcir ancnt and auiuls-
tered inc proper remedies In time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
MEDALS AND rLA0s roR SCHOOL CHILDREN.

DIR. d. W. G. Ward, the inspector of schools
of Gsciplnc In the public schools by awarding medals
and flags for superiority IN this respect. ana has eN-
pended "a considerable part OF his private means III
school No 4J, Mt Tenth ave. aud Onehnndred'and-
twcnty-nint-St when his soldier !ltc suggested that
promised he would give silver medals to me classes
In the boys aud the grs departments that shod perfect
themselves first This school has grown rapidly having
scholnr.hip of about 70O against 2JO two years ago
Yesterday he muio his official visit to tho school ana
fouud the Improvement great that he ordetcd inc
me jnis struck on Last year he presented stands OF
color. for merit to Grammar schools Nos -, o. W
ond II and SILVER medals to No. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
nrRaLARsIy s nlsIINas aRINrS HOrNE

Detective McCarty took siNtt c1-ycar-n
hoy who gave his AMI address - james tArIl.
of No pa Eat Twenty cigh>t. to the DorkNi" court
yc-rr.,y 4 revolver aud sr.rrIl rkrlrtuh Kegs were
shown a. part OF tho contents o INC yoHtu P'ch't'
Of cX Controller =. Hastings Grant Mt W. ~ IiS'
Twenty .foGrth.sL hal been r1uNHckcdh on luis N ,y
ti, ~ wiz. forced orcu the front basement door lie
could not tel the extent Of The robbery anu the return
of tho family from the country. lac prisoner MdS ~,
r1rv Detective McCIrty said thai Lc M" the prisoner
In the company Of an cXc"hNici William lhe7 DIX 'hc
Y.s .tf.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
YALE WINS THE DOUBLES" AT LAWN TENNIS

Nrw-lIAvEN, Oct. 1G.-Thc interest IN the
soo,ul DAYS play OF the intercollegiate lawn tennis
tournament centred In the final doubles between Knapp
and sAipman OF Yale, and Brincy aud Paddock OF
Trinity In the first set Trlnity's cracks played
fine game and won. Ct. Trinity lost the second sttO-I
in tctiri Yul -yu:4 =. The scores made to-day were
~ folIoVs; uglcs conclusion tlArd rouhd Knapp
- Iius. 60. &c, G-l; Lord v. Daniel son o.
"a Tnurth round UIunnshcd) DuIyca VS.. LOri, Co.
Sc. ., ,.,t,,t.
t1r,in and iIalscy Go, q kuapp and rh!pnan W.
Chr." and PrattG-s. -. G-H. FnalS-kuaIp ANA
sbIuuau W. Brnlcy and Paddock 10. G-l, 10 e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

DARIES.-The falure OF I. r. Ackart, proprietor or
ROTOR Point with liabilities Of s. 600 is announced
sIUTHToRT.-Thc GIFT OF Mrs. Benjamin Pomeroy to
her daughter, Miss Mary Pomeroy, on the occasion OF
Hughes Wefs, Of New-YOsi was check for 900 900.
BRDCRPoRT-T Rev. DR.. ii. ". Powers has resigned
the rectorship OF Christ Church. held by him for nearly
ten years ~ The Immediate Delivery system for this
city extends over territory Of nine square miles Post
master KnOwtOn Gays that the average time Of delivery
OF letters tho weeks that the system has been IN
operation ia nineteen minutes from the time the letters
are received the Office ana that there Is steady In
crease IN that class OF missiyes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

WAsnINGroN, Oct 1G.-Thc Ncw-York
League club played exhibition game with the Ma
tionals to-day beaten They failed TO gauge
Bars pitching. making only three safe hits The
score was rs follows;
SCw.N ~ k......-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
NaiiprHI. " " " ~
Base hit. Sc YORK 2; Nat oua'. 0. Errors Now YORK
ai.0u4l b. Pioher,-Nclch and Barr JmllIc-ME
UC.lan.
81 LouI-, oct IG.-A large crowd witnessed the game
here to- lay between the - LOUIS American A~tocia
tom and Chicago clubs for the championship of the
country. The -. Loui, nine started the game
with unusual vim. and took a good lead
which they held 10 the end. The League
CHAMPIONS baticd well, but loct all chances
az winning 'Lrou IA numerous Holding hluaders. Umpire
Gtucy gave better satisa tioh than Sullivan had done
Tue score was:
~ Louis -.-...-....5 u y,
e-c hit- II I.,ni.. $. CHICAGO = Errur,-:t louls
Chclso. ~. RI .l,rs-CaiuIcr, AID tafhson CmlIe-
Mr. HaLu'y.
PHli,plIrut, oct. 1G.-Thc philadelphia cIh turned
the tables ON t"r Athlete opponents to-day auI won
an easy victory. The score was:
Philadelphia .-.............--@ > q q.
81 t!c ......... ..--........O ~ v j. y
pna. .: A-ho e. Il Richer. torsH'on nj hho"L Ia
pr.-Mr. T amer.
At Cincinnati Detroit. X ; Cincinnati. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Windsor HOteLColOnel Emil Frey, Swiss SWISS
Minister at Washington and J. II. DeyereauI, Of Ceye,
land - Victoria Hote-Ex-G Governor A. O. Bonrn I. OF
Rhode Island Hotel Bri,nsircE-Ge9nei JONI nay
bridgeport, Conn. fihh Arenue Hotel-Greep D.
nInndir-samuel l. Clemens Of Hartford .... HOFFMAN
Ho,sc-Colonel l. Markbre Of Cincinnati ana 0narleS
f. Peck Chief OF the NewYork state Labor Bureau
Giieev House-Iewis b. Parsons, OF Illinois, and W. ).
Arkei OF Canaioharle $50. Union Square Hote-Chares
Manleson. OF london
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
GLoon AT DEuocRArIc HEADQUARTERS

Democratic state headquarters ~ wv ll'H-
man House continue to gloomy look me e,uihs
from Ohio the unsatisfactory local situation ana the
terrible blow dealt Mr Hill by the exposure ot ms coz"
ncrton with Tweed have had their effect III DrhLlh-
settled CONVICTION the Democratic WORKERS thit lhtl
are Ia H. cct with defeat ia November The local HEHl
alsorps N the attention Of NcwNork CITY Dcmocra'S
and me that they VIII let tie sale tthct
70, by default Among Inc prominent Democrats ABOUT
heaidrartcrs during the day were liult 60 thompson,
S,rr,y,r R,stir Ec.i,t-r Reilly. street Commissioner
Cnicni,n senator Pluukctt cx senator Ecce-iuc john
Ecct,au " iurice J. Power and * Mayor cooper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
TESTIMONIAL TO l.. +. MYERS.

The testimonial benefit to be given to i. l..
Myers the champion middlc-distance runner OF tho
world will take place Tonight Mt the Madison square
49,, Nearly loo entries have been Deceived Tor the
,rinns contest including the prom nent athletes rom
his cy Philadelphia and Boston seats nave Dcch re-
r,,od Tor ladies' accompanied by gentlemen without
cxtrI charge Mr.. Myers VIII run In the 0he-halt miIo
handicap ahd viii cndeavOr TO beat the best TIME ever
,,,s',n G,r This distance under cover Murray, Nmte.
Cnrtcr Langc, Jordan, Smith, Ski1lman, Gilbert sion,
Stafford Mapas nalpm PedoV, Copeland, McDern0tt,
Merritt RIInmer Beers, Storm aad AppoDy are among
tba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

tagonism 10 the dsinfecting company which has tne
exclusive privilege of disnfecng rags The eost S Os
dsinfectiou was claimed exorbitant Last night tho
importers were exuberant spirits over what they AZ
be victory After series Oh
ing nrocess was satisfactory and its effects we're en-
Client The commissioners adopted resolution That tho
system could be used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
NEW AIkk.

phpt,, Allen. an inmate Of tho Faith Home. died
,.s,.r,I,y age lOl year,, three months and eleven
a. Death wa, caused by blood poisoning. She
I"yn I'm IIo,okcn and remember that whcn child sIo
saw Washington ut tho llOhOkcu Court House. lI,r
frhcr lifted her his to see the President and
Wsbtrrtnn stoned ard kissed her. In 1893 she
,r9rriri 10 Joshua Alien She has dauPhtrr. Mrs.
Wr,cKon living ~ Newark, aud grauddau sLtcr Mrs.
u ecl,ucr. III Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
B1EEoKER SIR. sr oARs IN BROADWAY

Jacob Sharp's Bleecker-st. line of cars ran
tup and down broadway yesterday from Blocker to
Annst In apparent serenity at least all OF the
cars of the line did and four Of the old all
piled with conductors Mr.. Sbarps lawyers say that
between Mr. Squire and Mr.. Sharp is at an end. Mr.
tharp compelled by the Court 10 get his permit TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
GOOD PRICES FOR JAPANESE CURIOSTTIES.

The sale Of Japanese art objects at MoOre's
auction rooms, No $50 Fifth ave-, was continued yes
terlay afternoon The prices were higher than on the
day before. Many miscellaneous pieces, chiefly from
the consignment OF the First Japanese Manufacturing
ard Trading Company, sold at prices ranging from
1ny cents TO $40. The more valuable pieces were
Chinese vases satsumas, bronzes and gold lacquers
The Chinese vases varied In price from 80 TO go one
Ming vase brought $3.50. The Sasuma pieces averaged
about $50. One bought for $l35 and another for
5000 The bronZes sold from IS to 5000 and the gold
acduers 50 500. One gold lacquer box, from
the First Japanese Company, brought $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
Announcements



Abo,t two wears ago u prominent citizen Of Chicago was
told by Ma pny scas that he must de They sad ms ~ seem
was debit atcd that there nbtlng l 70 0ud on o
notc nm IN, mind new departure" lie got some on
Ur PIcfc,'s Golden ydcai Discovery and tooh II nc
cor,np "a directions lie began 90 improve VI once ie
tr,f mn, The treatment months and IA to-day wei
man lie says tho Discovery saved has life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

make his connections aud Mt Squire was then orderea
TO Grant the permit which done Thursday. HAN
OF the cars run down broadway from Bieecker.sL,
around the Federal Building TO Becklnan-sL, tnerSo
to Fulton Ferry returning by Annst 10 broao"ay' Ano
other half continue the old route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
LONG ISLAND

atTYvIILE.--Wiam y. Jansen. patient In tho
Long Island Home. was instantly killed yesterday by
throwing himself IN front OF the Sag Iarbor train
RIvERuEAD.-Davld Corey, alias Charles Hawkins, Is
nr,ouer iu the Suffolk County Jail For three years
officers have been looking for him. He Is alleged 10 be
guilty Of many crimes. lie served term OF five years
once for bigalny