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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
FAMILIES at WAR IN LONG ISLAND CITY
A WOMAN PROBABLY FATALLY WOUNDED AND TWO
MEN BADLY INJURED.

MEN BADLY INJURED.
Dutch Kills, the northern boundary OF Long
Island City. Is thinly populated In Pererst stands
tenementhouse, known as the " House OF Blize@"
Among others who live in IL are Fred. Cooley alias
Brcnnen and his wife, and John Woods and his wife, All
are welknown TO the police. Last evening while walt
ing to he relieved officer bareheaded woman
dash out OF the house. crying: They are numbering
each other inside" When he reached the second floor.
where the fight in progress Woods came rushing to-
ward him; blood streaming from several cuts on
his face and head he could tell the officer or
the trouble he fell Conscious. Mrs Woods was
also unconscious the floor. the blood streaming
from an ugly cash in her forehead; while rushing wildly
around the room, with heavy shovel in his hand, was
Cooley with drink and seeking either Woods or his
wife, whom he said If he found he would instantly Kill
The officer grabbed Cooley and struggle took place.
as Cooley was assisted by his wife. Her face and head
were also badly cuand the officer seized her husband
she trid to dlsarm h Unsuccessful in the attempt.
she ont OF the house and disappeared. Another
Ocer Learning OF the trouble hurried to the assslac
OF his brother and they succeeded In overpOwering
Cooley Police Surgeon Hitchcock made an eNamlla-
ton. Mrs. WODds had cut across the forehead which
SHE said WIS Inflicted by Mrs Cooley with shovel DR.;
Hitchcock said that he feared the skull was fractured
That the loss OF blood might prove ,Iatal
After dressing her wounds she was locked mp
ID cell, as were the two Injured men. ~, WG ISo
had cash across the eve ana TWO more Oh lho
SIZE OF his neck, which he sal were In iicted ny Mrs
9 'oey The surgeon sail that there was no hnme-
dia danger OF them proving fatal Cooley hdd gasn
On tho 81 le OF head which he said was made Oy
MoOds with table knife. .
wife nterierd and she did Mrs Cooley took had
In and with knife sashed right and left Mrs 'ods
was unable to give her version OF the assault G"oley
and he whipped hun lie said that he knew nothing OF the
stabbing except what he got himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
DIED.


ADAIR-May H. at Southern Hotel ST. Louis John George
Adair. J. ?. D. l.. Of RaIhdairo, ireland. aged 81
5 s az Il, ss r.ss a No g
Brooklyn r. Walton Carpenter. recently OF Elizabeth.
Funeral services Wi be held al he house Thraday Tues
Relatives friend. respectfully uyitsd to attend
Tie remains will be taken to Elizabeth n by the 3ocock
DARcY-A summit MI. May "a, Eliza Bovine widow o;
Reasiy %an ami TsS q and no,s her sons c. IA nd
W. ninchman are aytel 70 atts1i the funeral services
inst. at ~ O'CLOCK
DUNHAM-At New.Bruuswick. n. J., saturday. May is.
Funeral from has late residence WeInesIIy at23o
George w Gilbert youngest Of Ii. Gosrt
F1neai rom bis st residence 4ol West 23d-st weaues
Rs as Sss and friends ends d 3 invited
HAYEs-At cats Ill. y y on saturday afternoon May iG
Curtiss Hayes IN tle soth wear OF his age
sernoSn Nay ~ at SeOeS
KIN0sL AND-on su9day. ,hs eth inst Mary Ten Eyct
infant daughter OF Edmund v" Jr and Justine H. kings
land. aged year "a II days. - -
mer place Jersey @y tuesday The yia INST a, 1872 N
LELAyD.op Friday afternoon Nay r. At his residence
ave AMI icts 4. on Tue day 18th iLst =. 10 N
1t IS rec uested that bowers be sent
gsorss A. S 81 Nay a. ans K
aged ye,rs months and days
MoKRI sONAt Jersey City. Monday afternool May 10.
1Ssrai TbSTsdaS Nav 80 al D. m from the re,tisac, OF
his sonn.aw. d. X. Noble. 10 Jewettave Jersey City.
MILLS In Brooklyn Monday May H. at4lsa orantave.
sarah Ann widos Mills iorlneI of Jamaicf t. (.
Funeral Wednesday PcocS from st. Luke's Church.
cnnt0n.aye., near Atlantic
Interwent at Jamaica
Please omit bowers.
R9ss-sunday noruips May Il after , inssrins lHc's
FuuerI the resdence u beT sister, Mrs b.
Van Enburgh. West 47thsI. Tuesday, MAG 10. OF
Il Is requested that no flowers sent
sCHERMERHORN- On Monday. May l8. 1875. OF scarlet
fever Coord youngest sou Of tie Late Alfred scherner-
Faneral private LitchaeId Conn.
Monday Se Mrs as,i nas s smith
Tau otter ~ W. X. AMI Mary L. Pendletoo-
Notice OF funeral bereaiter
VAN NESr-On |lturiay the 10th inst. after shcrt III
George @. Van Nest OF John Van Nest Oh thus
Relatives friends Invited ateni the funeral
idence 81 his fsherinlaw e. J. ,ivDt esl,
Port Richmond. >. L. on Tuesday the 18TH inst al
Boat ieves North shore Ferry foot whtehas at I2A5
O'Clock .. m
lnterment private
wlNG-Or d,phthera on Sunday. May u. 1885, RAYMOND
Youngest child OF La X. and Corae K Wang. ago4
years. ! month and Is days.
Funeral private.
Kane Lodge. No. asa. y. and AM.
Brethren summoned attend the funeral OF
late Brother j. Dam, he Church o. the Mes
sab. Tues ay. May 10. at IOSo& ,,,-r,
secretary Master
HEADQUARTERS OLD GUARD
5ri.AvE AND liTH-sr.
NETWORK. Nav II. 1885,
T. The MAJOR commandnz with profound regret
the late Paym lster Leutenl Il Andrea Dam
l. The Battalion viii semDie IN ful un with wits
gloves geboy bayonet sheath al the Arnory
tuesday. " -. 1885, at 93O o'clock a. 20 atteli the
'D Ry order 81 '''' Major GEORGE w. MCLEAN
| f.. r. BSLToS. First Lieutenant and AdJutant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
ouyyAuFy SPEAK FROM DR. NEWMAYS PULPIT

CHIYAMRN SPEAK FROM DR. NEWhANS FOAfIh
The spectacle of the Chinese dragon endeav-
orng TO swallow the stars aud stripes formed the oack
ground a most curious scene at the Madsoh A'euuo
CONGREGATIONAL Church last evening The OCCASION was
the second anniversary OF the Chinese Sunday
Union semi-circle OF 500 Mongoians sourounueu INC
pulpit on which rat the officers and speakers houunS
the Chinese Consul Aw Yang Wing. while back OF then
rose pyramid OF the more advanced scholars lheSo
sangn English aud Chinese aud read ana rectcd verses
in scripture. The singing was done win Will anu
tho strains OF " Greenands Icy Mountains sounueu
none the less familiar from being set to Chheso 'anS
lation At first each man evinced decided tendency 10
20 IL according to his own idea OF u'nc' ou'
tho end man. who had powerful VOICE All"
was not at all backward about using IT, SUI"
brought order and harmony ont OF chaos Inc reauhS
If sripture WIS listened to I'm Interested silence by the
audience which ulled the church, n,tio hn"Ss rod
Celestial with sparkling eyes ana umpleu ~. a h,gb
the opening OF the twentyntth Tsalin ~ r,9nt
clear aud with ~ thin cacanoSSo -, al that
dogn the house and compelled tue presiueh' /" una '
all applause he suppressed. ,,.,o,s ~ ~
were | would tell you,' fehu aho onnntennnce
man who had romantic cast VI 49,, d,,,yn
aud well developed bang Not one OF tle,n
or showed sli 5htest signs OF stage lIslI ~
They popped up ubrdcntly at tnc WIZ - a,,.an,,S
BasseIt, and then down smllingy win t ~, t,
ness " duty well performed Tue 700 "choi
shows that tweny-nine schools are " ~ ~ 49,
ars while there 400 inhabitants Vi %. ~ ~
and $500 others yet unreach 40 - ,,,,sf
urnry a missionary from Canton deIveIIu VIA. 49,
have been an effective speech IN their orn ,, ssge
the Cinnamon laughed aud applauded t1o P"'"'' iN
The Consul then spoke AT length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
TIE BRUSH FIXES ~ MICHIGAN.
LOSSES CAUSED on TdE SABLE RIVER
THE FLAMES UNDER CoNTRoI-uoUsCs BURNED IL
NugtDY

TIE FLANFA UND"K %" II'"I'-'' TO "V'''' ~
MBRtDK
OsCoDA, Mich, May 1S.-lie'p arrived from
Alpena at midnight Saturday. and AZ a. IN. on sun
day the tire checked for good. bus tho Apena hre
men continued IN play upon II until n. m. There Is
said 10 DO no Insurance on the lumber destroyed on
Thompson & Co = dock tho Ausablo Lumber Com
pAly's dock Penoyer Brother. OF Ausable'
lose about $4,000; Moor Wheppie. OF Bay Cly
lose $4,000; Charleston aud Chesehorongh
OF Bay CITY. $1,000; He'd Gage Co, Of Bay CITY
81 900 WOnderIc& Remingtul, OF Chicago, T@,3Oo, ,
Hskns & Forrest. OF AusaDe, 500; Charles Pack, Oi
Cleveland, 80. 900: Pack. Woods Co. Of O~cnda
So 900; 4. T. Thompson. $1,000 john q. Gram 9%JOO
CHRISTIE Brothers. loss nOt estima ed
STANTON Mich. May l3.-Tho hro at Mcbride de-
strOycd hfty-tSO houses. involving n loss OF over
$4,000.
CEDAR LAKE. Mich. May 19.-Fawcetrs MILL near
here. with 100000 feet OF lumber, belonging to '" >
Nelson was burned to-day There Insurance on
the mill. Mr. Nelson's loss Is $4,000; Insurance.
~ 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
A DEtOTED MOrHERS HEROISM
From me Indianapolis Journal

Doubtless there are lew people in Indian
apOiis who have not noticed the little apparently
between forty and iortytye years Of with bending
form That bears evidence TO life OF toll and hardship
be almost every afternoon SELLING papers
principal streets OF the city. But there are PROB
ably few Of the hundreds who have noticed her or ouRt
papers her that know that fifteen ago Der
band the secretary OF Stale OF Indiana 1et tneao
are many persons the State who remember MAY non
man He was Secretary OF S'ae from 1863 TO lsI' nc
was wrecked by dissipation. and u not long ateI
the expiration Of hts tertn OF oifcr that he SANK INTO
oblivion Four or I've years ago be died OF SMALLPOX ia
the Evansville hospital His family was I'm desptale'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19

TRtnusE OFFICE May 1911 m.-Cloudiness was
almost general over the country yesterday with light
rains on the New-Engand and Virginia coasts. ana
heavy rair in louisiana The temperature rose slightly
ON the Atlantic coast. and fell sharply In the Upper
Lakes. The movement or the barometer heIo was
dounward during the generally cloudy weather. The
tomneraure ranged between 600 and 70o the average
~, io beng lao lower than the corresponding Jay
last wear and 45so higher than SUNDAY.
Warmer followed by cooler, cloudy weather. anu pof'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
DOCTORS ExAMIYIy0 CHOLERA GERMS.

The County Medical Association met last
night In the Carnegie Laboratory DIR. Janeway
read paper on Advances in the Study OF the Etio
ogy OF Disease" In which he spoke of the discoveries
that have been made OF heterogeneous In
many diseases which until lately were not
deemed Infectious among them being pDeu
nioDia He asO presented specimens OF lucrative
eudocardtis and Hbscess OF the liver. DIR. H. d. Bigss
produced his growing colonies OF the three comma
baei. which were passed around among the doctors.
He planned their characteristics and the value Of the
discoveries OF Koch and others particularly as dag
nostic because In tho cholera reaches this city II
will be possible to determine from the nrst
whether 1t Is the true Asiatie cholera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
THE BROORLYY pHILHARMOYTC.

The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Phil
harmonic Society held last evening The board OF
directors that eight evening concerts and
two matinees be added the coming season. making 30
performances in ALL including eight concerts on Sanr
day evenings eight Friday afternoon rehearsas eight
popular concerts Thursday evenings aud eight pop
Mar niatnees on Tuesday afternoons. The report of
Treasurer Frederic Cromwell showed balance at the
beginning OF the year 81 S7,025 81, receipts OF Sj3.
$50 81 pendtures of S3l.59S u, aud balance on
hand of So. 300 81. The following directors were
elected Henry X. sheldon Lyman S. Burnnan. W. u.
Cromwell Il. I. Frothngham. W II. Hustled, g. r.
Silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
MRS. DREW COMO TO EUROPE.

PHILADELPHIA, May Is (Specidh.-BOth the
walnut Theatre and the Arch Street Theatre.
promise that by next they will he among the
bandsomest OF places Of amusement. Mrs. Drew will
be accompanied 10 Europe by hnr daughter Mrs. Barry
more who returned 10 this country few weeks with
the intention Of introducing her mother to her husbands
relatives, who arc prominent and nnuentian English
people They long opposed their sons entrance upon
dramatic car eer but having fully consented to It,
and having received Mrs Barrymore with affection. they
are anxious to meet Mrs brew IL Is only upon this in
oucement that the latter consented TO visit Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
SUCCESSIVE AMATEUR PERFORMANCE

The amateur performance OF MISS Helolse
Durant's musical Oriental sketch Kismet at CHECKER
fne Hail last evening" was Witnessed by largo and de-
lighted audience ALI the accessories OF scenery COS
tunes and floral decorations were avishy provided ana
Reinhold Herman, who composed the music Tor the
o,erotta led a carefully selected orchestra MadanOl-
see Zeie dc Llssan with much sweetness that
shc repeatedly recalled, and Miss Ida Geemnyden
ccipts which large were devoted TO deserving
nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
EY. GOVERNOR AORGAYS HOUSE SOLD.

Richards 81 Sause sold yesterday afternoon
for the Ex-Governor E. n Morgan the dwelling
at the northeast corner Of Filth-aye and Thirty
seyenth-st. and the stable that goes with H.
The lot on which tho house stands Is
90 by 100 feet Tho stable lot Ia separated from tue
rear end OF the hOuseplOt b. four lots The sal Was
made TO George Lewis a soa-inaw OF Moses Taylor.
who viii occupy II winter home his SUMMER nome
being at Tarrytown The price paid WIS S4OOoOo
wbcn also includes some personal property Ia tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
WILL TEE CENTURY oLgB 90 UPTOWN,

A prominent member of the Century Club
was asked by Tribune reporter yesterday thore was
amy probability of the clubs removing from ito present
quarters No 100 East Ffteenh-st. Tn site further
up-toyn rumors TO that effect having been printed
The subject has hocn talked of for long tme was
the answer. but nearer Ia removing appar-
Guilty than Tho majority NJ the mebers seem TO
prefer STAY where Tho subject was hroached
the last meeting Of the club On May L. aud referred to
The Board OF Managers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
BILLS FOR The UJV RNCR TO SIGN.
FIFTEEN MEASURES 4 DAY xusr DE DISPOSED OIL
BEFORE JUNE Ii.

rvRcu THg REGULAR corHEsroSDESr oV TIM TRIBUNE
ALBANY, May lS.-GoverDOr Hill finds that
the Legislature upon adourning left Ia his hands $50
bills. which must be acted upon before juno Ia An
average Of fifteen bills daily must he disposed 81
by him IN order to complete the work. No b now DO
comes a law unless signed by him. The present week
he hopes make arrangements for hearings On bills
Hearings will only be given tho important me isureS
owing u he limited Time the OONHthnI VIII hoe EiHe
hearings after Juno q.
Senator Daggett Of Brooklyn. was here to-day N make
ARRANGEMENTS Tor hearing on the brooklyn Btldge bl
There only three important H"okyu lilI. before
the Governor the Bridge h and The bills which cut OF
tho fees OF tho G. Ounty Clerk and the Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
4 COSTLY SET Of DIAMONDS

Briggs Swift was commenting inc oei ~. az az
on the estimate the newspapers hau P' lie d the
n,onds which were stolen his carriage nc su w
newspapers placed the cost OF them ~ aoou' *-'V
''Why, those diamonds cost me 9oo,ooV'
." How IS that g. some man broke H. ,.oo,od %
"WeIl, when my daughter got married ren,nbep
maize her ine present something for her 10 teeioet
ne hx aid Maid 81 800 for that set Arel hAu spes
this money felt wanted TO get eyen' 90 , got
,ghaat and same stocks margin. Every time kos
ana they went short and Whenever got shofs "n'As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
ArrKA CTyogs AT OoYEY ISLAND.

The sandy beach at Coney Island is proving
an uexbaustibIe OF tile thousands
OF little who improving the opportunity which
the kindness Of the New-York and Sea Beach Railroad
PEOPLE has prompted them offer through the columns
OF The Tribune. The storms OF the last winter
wdened tie beach aprecaby about the terminus Of the
railroad. and the broad white crescent OF sand stretch
ing out for miles perfect paradise for the youngsters
who delight dip for buried and get their
suoes IN If hanH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
SUCCESS OF DALY'S COMPANY Nv BOSTON.

Augustin DAILY paid his theatre flying visit
yesterday his company is playing this week a. the
Brooklyn Theatre in "A Night o." He looKed tho
personfcaon of good health ani good spirits and said
81 have nevor Known anything like our reception In
Boston in all my lgerial experience We began WITH
Jefferson and waack's company against us, but there
was inch o vacant Ia tho trout OF the NOISE
on any night gageinent During tho last week
we pIayed tue old comses and they seemed 10 please
the critics and the public even more than our m0ern
farcicaI comedies. only trust our tour VIII Gnu as
prosuerousy AS IL has be suu."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
SOMERSET VILLAGE DESTROYED.

SOMERSET, Que, May 1S.-Somcr5ct village
destroyed by lire on Saturday night. about 100
houses being burned including the church, the Prosby'
terry the foundry and the cheese factory Many persons
are in IA destitute condition. Only tho walls OF the
church left STANDING The fire originated In the
foundry. The buildings being mostly OF wood the IRE
spread rapidly. There beng no fire apparatus IN the
village IL ImpDs ibe 10 light tue flames. The con-
Veul wi mi ruel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19

J. Evans Robert Lamb, 7. 8. L. Leslie, J. O. McAdam'
a. ID. Mac Arthur j. X. Mackenzie, Edwin Marshall, w;
Morgan. Dr. Orne l.. c. Parker, Lort Philips i"fa
Queensberry. ]. C. Randall. Joseph Ramsden Pr. n. %
Richmond, H. w. Forster, John Fox, NOreon Frewen'
Stuart NJ Gale J. Lwis b. Gedye, W. r. Grcenough, ";
A Hobart. DIR. E. d. Kimba DIR. u. Rohlllard, Soonei
Rogers j ,mes e.. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs l. nj. lh?rn'
Condo Il Thorn DR. NJ y. wadsworth. II. B. Warning
ton A. Van Wrinkle and William r. Woodward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
MR. DA1YS MATLyEE FOR CHARITY.

Days Theatre was completely hlled yester-
cay afternoon with audience in which men were
ous by their almost The occasion
was the annual matinee given by Mr. DAILY for tue
benefit OF the Association for Berendng Children AMI
Young Girls "A sight on gwen by the regular
contrary Including Miss Ada Rehan. James Lewis. John
Drew and Mrs. GilOert all the company volunteering
their services without compensation. Among those
nresent were Mrs. Eugene KLiy Mrs g. NJ. Royce Mrs
t. l. CouIert. Mrs Del Monte. Mrs. L. J. OConnor AMI
Hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHISGToN. May 1s.-For New-England,
portly coudy weather and occasional rau followed by
clearing weather. norheastery winds becoming variable
and finally shifting northwesterly. rising followed by
falling temperature. lower barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather followed
by local rains variable winds shifting to northery.
rising followed by falling barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19

incs ana sr,ngs Brigadier General Louis FITZGERALD
commnnding fine Cd Brigade was the reviewing oneer
Alter the review the mark badges were prcsenpeo
10 sixty seven men who had won thcin .s,ordov
FLAGS mon the public buildings In Brooklyn ycsleruny
called 10 mind the anniversary OF tine departure Oh te
l4th Regiment for the war In 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
o,,p .srrNsET" IJNAPPRECrATED.

From the Indianapolis journal .-uo11to
The silliest most ssckenug an OlsSustlhg tmdiIo
ever perpetrated upon unodending people u ine sun
set Cox business. The New-fOrk hulupS -DunPtS
ssstesman has vastly overone the effort ~ make ap
near that he Is a great nin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19

- oosssary TO the welfare aud we'll OF t tn0 an
.,s'c They may I've wholly aamr rs msans that
~ b"man mini has yet devised for carrying Oh '
meas of the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19

and hs wife, In her heroic efforts 10 honestly support
her children and her mother finally went TO setting
newspapers ant also cned small fTuit-stand 5hc
has many regular patrons and from her snail earnings
she has for several years supported her family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.
Professor and Mrs. Vontom dErina cele-

Lrated the first anniversary Of their wedding last
ing with paror No 222 West rhirtyseventh
ST. Among those taking part signor YunOva
signor Arenciba, Miss Bessie Byrne Miss Bronson Mar
shall Wilder aud cnornscs from the Cecan Society
and Goun0d Club
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Backford gave large reception
fvn ' 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
Post OHce Notice.

Letters for Europe sDeeaY directed for i,
pacD particular steamer IN 'rier 20 secure speedy -
warned by the fastest vessels AVA apie
Foreign mails ior tue week eniins My - VIII e'o'
TUESDAYAt D. Brazil al the Ia Plata countries
wa Brazil. per =. Portuense wa BauEOre al Iito
p. m. for Honduras and Livingston. perss Kate Car
roll. via NeS. JrIeals
WEDSEsDAY-At7 a. m. for Europe per g. Ems wa
houJnanp Jon and BreSen at M. for France drects
per = Germain va 5avra uetteSs nus DC az
per 8. T. Il. Ward Ir- VIA New.oriean@
IN md, QueenstO wn de.ters or treat Br tain and
other European countries must De drectoi per oty 81
RIcnmoni ~ az a. ni Ior EurSpe pei = nam 1 9on
land DO directed per ham,nonia ~ AZ ~ g. m or
Central America and The south fasine Ports zee "a
Colon via Aspinwa ettsTs for Mexico must 10 directed
"per COlOn"y at D. M Tor Bermuda. per Murel AZ
t:YU D. Tor cuba and Porto Rico via Havana and
for ampeche Chiapas. TaOascO and Yucat1a Mexico.
per CITY OF Pueos (letters Mexican states
must pc directed per Cng OF PdeOlaD.
FRIDAY-At9 a. for Newfoundland, via HALIFAX al
ll30 q. m. for hayu per g. Also
sATURDAY-AtBa. IN. for Jamaica per g. Edlh OoldsI
al 1850 Europe pers Gall AVA Queenstown;
1880 a m. Belgium direct, per a q > $500.
via Antwerp letters directed per waess.d
al o. 10 Tor the Windward Islands per 81 trinidad;
Al l:3O o. IN. for Cuba and Porto heo per S@i .
Loga via Havana -.
san Francisco close here May 20 al p M. aus s,s
AusLrana ZealanL sandwich AM Fui 10 sh IS ~ =
D. m tor arrival at Sew.Ycrk OF s. Celtic VIA Sfi
ash mails Tor Ausuans.
Ibe ,eheduIe Of closing Pacific mails Is arransso.
the presumption OF then uninterrupted oYer'at ssA @ -
San FTsncsco GU day u sailing Of steaUefS are us
patched tHence tie same day. - n.,paoN po.,,,,,..
Post oeace New.Yorx, N. Y. May 10. les1
sarah Newberry,
p pieo. "a PIans 8 l. JOHN srORER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
DAMAGE PENNSYLVANIA.

HUNTINGDON, Penn, May ia forest IRE
Is raging Warren Ridge west and north aud within
half mile Of this place Great damage TO timber aud
farm houses has been done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
TRAYSATLAYTIo IRA YELLBRS

Among the passengers by the Gallia OF the
cunard Line which arrived yesterday were H. Barrett
r. Chalmer. Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Cook the Rev. and Ars.
James Denniss c. q. Emery. Il. Escombe IT,. Morgan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19

successfu ~ Years-Lonx lists OF well satisfied Gus.
their parents ann grsndparents stores
full Of furniture &c. cOwPEarHwAn. 1913 10 loo
Cbathamst Chatham square Elevated station and CITY
Hail. NewYork. Brooklyn storos-4Oo TO 4l2 fnlton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
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