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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. -Qn the even
ing Of the l4th, Mrs. Nuckols, an old
lady, and two daughters of Mr.. Adam
Bare we're drowned in North river at the
ford just above the mouth of South river,
Hin Rockbridge county, and IN sight Of
their homes. They were crossing the
stream in a boat, when the butte N fell out,
when in the middle of the rive, where
the water was deep. Mr. Bare, the fathex
Of the young ladies', Is we learn, native
81 Rockingham county.
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HIon scnooL FOR CoLoREp Yo1I1

HIGH ScHooL FOR CoLoRED YOUTHS.
Capt. Z. J.. Curtis. for many years a
successful instructor, is in charge of a
school in this city of twenty-five colored
youths. teaching them higher branches
than they are taught in the public free
schools. The support fund comes from
the husband of Madam Demorest, of New
York he brother-in.Iaw of Capt. Curtis
i IS the per2ose of Mr.. Demorest to en-
Urge Tile scope of the school, in proper
ton to its success, and if deemed adyisa-
Die, to supply the means for the erection of
suitable buildings for its accommodation.
The colored people are manifestlng much
interest in the project. and will do all in
theirpower to carry into successful opera
ton the design intended. 1t is hoped this
school will be the foundation of Il flourish
ing institution in the near future, where
colored youths from all portions of the
State may enter for a higher education
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

Crowder & scheffer's Boss Saloon and
Re ,taurant is the place to get good drink
OF square meal.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

WANTED.-5Oo pounds of turkey feath-
ers, for. which highest market price will
be paid by LOEB Bros.
2t Corner Main and New SITS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

Any body can catch cold now. The
trouble is to let go, like the man who caught
the bear We advise our readers tokeep q
bottle of DR.. Bull s Cough Syrup handy.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

When you want a delicious fry OF stew
remember that at Crowder 4 Scheffers is
the place to get it.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

ONA POPULAR VoTE Crowder q Schef-
fer's Bar and Restaurant would be entitled
TO the first place, without a contest.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19


DEATH OF Coz. WM. NJ. WILsoN.-Or
Sundiy night last, Col. VIM. NJ. Wilson,
only son of the late Col. Thos. p. Wilson
diei at his residence near Fort Defiance,
after protracted illness. aged about S.
years. He Aas afflicted with complica.
tim of diseases AMI for several years his
health was extremely delicate. Last sum
mer and the summer before he spent sew.
erai molths at ths 0'Conner Lithia
Springs, near Stribling, IN this county land
was much benefited By the waters. So
m Ich had hs improved, that his frienGs
entertained strong hopes that his lie
would be spared for years to come. BIT
several weeks agj h9 waas t, the moaG-
tlins to look aft3r his cattle.an while thus
engaged took cold, which weakened his
syste N aaI aggravatela disease which had
trtao!ed him very much. a few days be-
I're his deathan operation was performed
10 fistula. we are informed, and the loss
OF blo,l occAsionsd by this, in connection
with his low vitality and exceedingly weak
condition, fastened the termination of his
sufferings.
We had known COL Wilson from his
eaeliest manhood, and have never known 3
kinder hearted AMI more generous citizen.
Pltielt, amIa5ie, conscientious in all the
ratations of life, he was looked upon by al
Wh) knew him as a model husband father
AMI neiyh5)r. lie was the father Of Mrs S.
NJ. Wilkes, of this place. The funeral took
plaes from Augusta Church, on Wednes-
day, Rev. Mr.. Bitter officiating. and a
large c)acourse Of friends and acquaint-
ances were present to testify their appre-
cisti,a Of their departed friend.
->->->
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Mclaughlin
presiding been in session for the past
week. The following is q summary Of
the more important of the proceedings
Mahaney VS.. c. & O. Jury failed to
agree and were discharged. This is the
second trial, the previous jury having also
failed to agree.
The following cases VS.. the e. s. O. for
damages were compromised and dismissed,
viz r. + Davis, NJ. W. Fitzpatrick, Jas
A. Reynolds. ]. 7. Eubank, Peter Sprouse
and Glover.
Three cases of J. g. Walden VS.. G. & o.
one for death Of wife, damages claimed
$4,000 one for injury to self, damages
$4,000 and one for injury TO horse and
buggy, $300-were removed from Rock
bridge county and docketed in this court
In each case demurrer to declaration was
oyerruled, and special pleas rendered by
defendants, which were rejected. Elk
ee2tions by defendaLt Is and bills of excep
tfons filed.
La the cases of the Valley and Augusta
Banks vs.. Jno. Is. Evans, r. G. Bickle and
others. from Hastings Court, pleas were
withdraw and judgment for amount:
claimed.
The cases OF Augusta National Bank
vs.. G. A. Richardson and Miss III. Brooks
were remanded to rules for further pro
ceedings.
J. A. Moore ". Valley R. r., for burn.
ing timber. Jury and verdict for 800.
G. w. White vs.. Jno. Towberman for
assault AMI battery, damages laid at 81, 900
Jury and verdict Sl00 and costs.
The usual amount of law and chancery
business was disposed Of, and jures adj
i0lrned for term. The Court will be oc
eupied for ten days or two weeks yet in
q isposing Of chancery business,
Oysters il every style at Crowder &
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SrAUSToS, VA, Nos. ID. 1885
SIR.-Mr. Is; r. Eakle having bought the IN.
Cochran & Jones, the business Will be constn-
ued under the arm name Of EAKLE 3 JONES.
who, having bought the business OF ". n.
Eakle, will conduct the Wholesale and Retail
Grocery business. at w. M Eakle's old stand
opposite the Court House, where they will De
glad to see their old friends and patrons, guar
anteeing satisfaction In all cases.
Goods delivered to the depots, and all parts OF
the city free of charge. Respectfully,
novl2-St EAKLE q JOEEH.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

For fine cigar, a good drink Of old
wLiskey, brandy, wine or leer, call at
Crowder & Schetfer S.
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Marriages.


Tuesday morning last, the marriage of
Mr.. Jos. L. Hunter, of Allegheny City,
Pa, to Miss Agnes G, Hartman, daughter
of the late Capt. Thos. L. Hartman, CT
this city, was celebrated in the First Pres
,byterian church. Rev. DR.. J. 2. Strider
| officiating. The attendants were
/ Mr.. Thos. L. Hartman and Miss Eva
Strain
Mr.. Hugh Eichelberger and Miss Cora
Hanger:
Mr.. P. A. Baylor and Miss Merritt;
Mr.. Arthur Hartman and Miss Rose
Cochran
Mr.. Alex. Hartman and Miss Grimm.
Mr.. Edward Echols and Miss Augusta
Harman,
/ The ushers were Messrs. G. L. Weller,
J. T. Lightner, Ashby Woodward and jos.
Shirley.
AS the party entered, to the STRAINS
OF the Wedding March, it was gen.
orally remarked that handsomer couple
never stood before the minister in that
church. The bride is one of the loveliest
of Staunton s fair daughters-beaatifu in
face and form and beautiful in character
-aqueenly blonde whose many attractions
have made her general favolite with a
host of friends and acquaintance.
| The groom is a prominent mechanical
engineer, standing high in his profession,
and popular with all who know him. For
several years he was engaged in planning
and supervising the improvements about
Roanoke, and is now filing a responsible
position in the iron works at Allegheny
City. penna., where, after visit to the
eastern cities, the newly mated pair will
make their home.
The presents were hume rous and costly,
including an elegant set of diamonds and
watch and chain, the gift of the groom.
| If good wishes assure happiness Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter will be richly blessed.
At the residence of the BRIDES mother.
on Tuesday afternoon last, by Rev. Dir.
N elson, Mr.. Carter b. Hunter, of Lewis
burg, w. Va, was united in marriage to
Miss Mary Summerson, daughter of the
late Richard Summerson, Esq, and pop
ular and accomplished young member of
Stanton society. The groom is a pros
porous and progressive farmer of Green
brier, whittier the happy couple proceeded
on the afternoon train. Among the many
valuable presents was splendid riding
horse, and q handsome Bible, the latter
| being the gift of the Baptist church and
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

Remembet that Is cents wilt pay for q
first class meal at Crowler & Seheffer's.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

The RINK. under the management OF
the Staunton Artillery, is the most popu-
lar Of the evening resorts and crowds at
tend nightly. The Stonewall Band is fur
nishing the music which is alone worth
the price of admittance. Give the sold
Ter boys helping hand, by spending your
quarters at the Rink during the remainder
Of the week.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

A MUSICAL TREAT Staunton is prom
ised the most attractive entertainment of
the year on Monday, the 30th, when the
celebrated Jennie Winston Opera Com
pany. from the Baltimore Academy of
Music, will render the charming opera of
Queens Lace Handkerchief. OF the
opera itself, our music-loving people well
know. and of the company we have the
assurance of citizens of Staunton who
have heard it, and are judges. that it is
the best OH the stage to-day. At last we
are to have a genuine opera with orches-
ira, and we hope our citizens will show
their appreciation of q first-class enter
tainment by giving an audience worthy Of
it. The box sheet will he open at DIVERS
on Saturday morning next, and the or
chestra and orchestra circle seats will be
sold at the specially low price of 81. 90.
The company numbers 40 persons, and
have very fine orchestra.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

When you visit town on Court-day, or
at any other time, you can get an elegant
pate Of oysters at Crowder 81 Scheffer's
Restaurant for 25 cents.
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Respectfully,
c. A. GLADK1.
ITO THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC
Having this day sold my entire stock OF Gro.
ceries at No. Is g. Augusta Street, Opposlks
Court House, to EAKLE & JOHNS wkoswti9
condnct the Grocery business under tbs arm
name of EAkI4E & JONES.
All those who have claims against nae. VIII
please present them for settlement, and those
that are indebted to me, will please come for
ward and settle at once. >
Thanking the public for their liberal patron
age. and asking q continusnce of the aaRe -
the new firm. ReNpeetfufiY.
Staunton, Noy.2 2, 1885. ~. II. BAELE.
OFFICE OF EAKLE & JONES.
Successors to Cochran & Jones and ". n
Eakle.l
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. esoeERs.
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The Valley Railroad.

ANIMAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. 3
REPORT or PRESIDENT ELECTION or
OFFICERS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

INSTRUCTION BooY ILLUsFRATiHG BY
EVERYTHING ON the MACHINE. SIN.
PLIoITY vERTIFiED-A CHILD Gan
MAKE ALL CHANGES NEG
kssARx.
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&C. A. GLADKE'S


This is She BEST ana cHEApEsGsa6Aczusz
in the
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

POST COMBINATION SEWING
MACHINE.
Which is now ca Exhibition. and snr ssls At
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

This Machine has shuttle, no locks, Rot
jerking motions but does the whole OF ft1 WoRk
upon rotary principle, and Is regular and eons
tinuous in its movements. entirely freo fro1a
friction. and Of great durability. and alInesp
noiseless.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-11-19

Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Allan Moore Howison and Miss Anne,
daughter of Major Jed. Hotchkiss, which
will take place at the End Presbyterian
church at Y m.. Goth instant,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
DyssENsION OVER A TEACHER.

President Laird, of the ,Ncw-Jersey Board
.of Education, on Tuesday night moved
To reconsider a resolution adopted at the
previous meeting appointing Miss NJ Wlite
as a teacher IN Public School NO. IL. ue
said that he had voted for the appointment at the
last meeting under misapprehenslon and mad
since learned that she had not received certhcate
of ner competency from the principal OF the school
ma the rules require. The motion provoked bitter
controversy. Director Van Ripper said that while
the Young woman had served as monitor under
Principal Rldeuour he had prosecuted her IN NEST
nngcntlenanly manner, and had declared that she
wonId never receiyo a certificate from HIM. lie
treated ether young women, to whom he had taken
a dislike in tho Same manner. When MISS White
was vlaced in Principal Sweeny's school, MIR.
Eweeny aid that L. .csuld chearfully aud con-
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber OF Commerce meeting, p m
Madison Avenue Congregational Church suit Supreme
Court. ,
New-York Athletic Club reception, new clubhouse
evening. ,
Dinner OF merchant taors Hotel Brunswick, evening
broadway Railway Commission, Stewart Buldlng l
p. m. o,-, ......u r.,.
New York,.S 7. m.
Baptist Social Union. Demonico's, evening.
Russell will case before Referee SOule
Stock Exchange Governing Committee.
Annual meeting OF American Institute. Cooper Union
Sp m. ~ o,,, :,
Pennsylvania Railway engineers dinner, Clarks, z
BookInakers meeting. Knickerbocker Cottage, p M
Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick, Hotel Brunswick, y. H.
Miss Kate Field before Cremation Society, y. IN,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
,SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YOKK. ...wEDNEsDAY. FEB 4. Is

PORT OF SEw.YORK. DNEsDAY. FEB. L. 1885
ARRIVED.
Steamer elite tBr) Goael Liverpool Jan % Queenstown
%. mdse and passengers 10 III Cols Arrived ~ the
Steamer Peny.Ghcnt lBr Brooker Genoa Dec TO- cata
Me-na5 Palermo = Gibraltar 10 Withmdse to orer'
steamer asfy Louise r Grca glasgow Jan s. in ballast
disayne (Br Dugn Lasayra Jan 2l Puerte ca.
beo - n SHfo1 rvsda Ig Sis the S
cion co. R Kingston T w. Por Antonio a with
pssseaSsrs PIN. forrood a GO -, ., ~.
Bar - wlth mdse and passengers 70 ; II seaman oo
y Fa.G sS S1ies ss sewoFlen' Jan -' the Bar 20
steamer amer Beaciacof ToOl Wilmington &c. days. with
| u,l.e aud passengers 10 Wm clyde & co
Break Jenney Loves De with mdsc TO Old
sGip Therese Worth Marsoies Dec Gibraltar 50 days
in ballast 70 Thomas Hrnian' Neph&Sw & 90 io 4, .
with and empty barrels TO order vessel 70 snow
sUNsEr-wina at sandy HooS, light. NNEi thick fog,
AT city Island. light y T. fogsy.
IL pm-sandy Hook barometer 29i2' thermometer So
wind NV, II miles Weather. l.ht raiH,
CLEARED.
steamer state Of Georgia (Bf Noodle "asSoW-Ausun
steamer Afcbmede ,Itan Viola Mediterranean ports
steamer SAINT Simon (Fr Duraud Hayre-LOus lie Be-
Steamer cnamette quick -orleansJ T Van sickle
steamer Delaware. Wiuuett, CuArcstoA-J W OiAntard
steamer seneca walker Norfolk CITY and Richmond
steamer CommonNcatn. Van kirk, Pnladclpnia-John
sIeamc. Eleanora Bragg. Portland-Doratio Hail.
snlp Frances scrbaor loAohsn1-ILe CHINA and Japan
ni'E shio 'Em.ly + Whtn,y, Rollins Mslbourue-Maicr Il
Ears Athena Ger wItte. Antwerp-Theo Ruger & Co.
fnrk Reindeer, Stradt 81 Pierre, Martnl Ii IroN-
Bns 4 Campbell Load, MaranhalW II crossman &
Bro. .,,rD
Steamers for Liverpool Gloucester Bristol! falto'
Eu t'halmec orleans Delaware thhrlestOh seneca
Newport Mayer BALTIMORE commonwealth PhiiadeI'
pf.aaii ship Don Juan for Philadelphia.
NOTICE 70 MARINERS.
splr BUOY red and black horizontal stripes mas neen
ul,cr on lege the eastern part ot slN Mic Reel IN
long The buoy IN Il fathOms water on tne
FaulancTs Island Lighthouse, INV
w. " ia miles, Colpheld Point Lghtysssc EN , e, oS
nrst itortlns Point Lighthouse. by L. e. 90 miss
Iy order Uf the Lighthouse Board
\. T.. X. BENIAM, Captain u > NJ.
TonpAlnsylIe 81. Feb i.1so5.
SPOKEN.
Feb lat i2 90 ion % SS steamer ocean King (Br Den
ham from London for Sew-iork. -. - ~.
Feb lat al 49, ion "a So ship Athlon tBr, from HaVre
for New York
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREI ~ PORTS
orpKvsrOWy Fob i-Arrived, steamer Arizona (Brl,
Droo from Sew York Jan27 ON her way 10 Lerpooi and
sailed steamer Ci,y Berlin (Br. Land from Liverpool
aMproy Feb 4 Arrived General werder
Ger Chri.taers rom NewiOrk Jan "a on her way 10
l}remen iand proceeded - m. n, po,c,oa
KISsAIF. FEB Passed steamer Roglus tBrh poughs'
from New. Orleans an D on her way 10 Liverpool ~
Know HEAD Feb A-Passed steamer Lake MANITOBA lBr
stewart from New York au IS on her way 20 Liverpool
SH.RPNEss Feb ARRIVED steamer EoseVue (bFl poNe'
from Newport News Jan H.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
CHARGED WITH CHANGING A CLAIM.

Curt Geim, tall straight soldier from David's
Island, was taken before Commissioner Shields
yesterday by Deputy Marshal Holmes. He was
d wanted IN Buffalo to answer charge Of alter
ing claim drawn in favor of Louis A. Lehman
Buffalo. Geim and Lehman were two of the guard
OF six men and lieutenant from the United States
army who watched at tho tomb of President Gar
field in Cleveland. They served from May to
November last, and Gcim, who is educated and in-
telgent, acted as clerk for Lieutenant John 7.
Edwards. In that capacity 1t is charged that he
made out a voucher which showed that SO 50 was
due to Lehman, in such way that 1t was easily
altered after the lieutenant had signed it so that
the nine became ninety. Lehman has been indicted
in Buffalo. Geim consented to 90 to Buffalo with
United States Deputy Marshal Level of that city.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
NEW-JERSEY.

ELIzABETH.-The experiment Of o chlidrcns' choir
has been again made at st. Patrick's Roman Cath
clio Church. The choir sang for the first time on
Tuesday. 1t is intended that this choir shall re-
place the male choir
ORANGE. The West Orange Township Committee
considered the matter of the new horse railway
from West Orange to Orange last night, The
project is 30 far advanced that 1t Is probable the
line will be Ia operation early In the summer,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
ANALYZING THE BAKINGPOVDgRS'

ACTION OF THE NEw.YORK STATE BOARD OF HKALfR
-"RoYAL" THE ONLY ABSOLUTELY Pusx
BAKING POWDER MADE.
Under the direction of the New York State
Board Of Health eighty different kinds Of bakfns
powders embracing all the brands that could be found
for sale in the State submitted to examination ana
analysis by Professor G. F. Chandler, member Of ths
State Board and president of the NewYork City Board
Of Health assisted by Professor Edward @. Love- the
welknown late United States Government Chemist
The official report shows that large number Of the
powders examined found to contain alum lime,
many Of them to such an render them scr
ousy Objectionable for in the preparation OF human
food.
Alum was found in twentynhe samples. This drug %
employed in baking powders to cheaper their cost The
presence Of limo is attributed to the impure cream Of
tartar Of commerce used in their manufacture Such
Of tartar also analyzed and found to contain
lime and other impurities, in samples to the extent
Of 90 per cent Of their entire weight.
All the baking powders Of the market with the single
exception Of" Royal" mot including the alum and phos
phate powders, which were long since discarded az un-
safe or inefficient by prudent housekceper are made
from the impure Of tartar of commerce, and
sequently contain lime to corresponding extent.
The only baking powderyet found by chemical analysis
to be entirely free from lime and absolutely pure tho
Royal" This perfect purity results from the excu-
sve Of of specially refined and prepared
by patent processes Of the n Y Tartar Co.. which to-
tally the tartrate Of lime and other impurities
The of this chemically pure of tartar much
greater than any other and account Of this greater
cost is used In no baking powder but the Royal"
Professor Love- who made the analyses Of baking pow.
ders for the New York State Board of HEALTH well as
for the Government says Of the purity and wholesome
ness Of Royal:
"Ihaye tested package Of Royal Baking Powder
which purchased in the open market, and find it
posed OF pure and wholesome ingredients Ita cream
of tartar powder of high degree of merit and does not
contain either alum phosphates any injurious SUBJ
stances" E. G. LOVE, PHI D.,
Analyst New-York State Board Of Health
Late United States Government Chemist.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
Upxu voRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1885

oientiously certify that she was . competent
teacher. Director Van Ripper added that NO ono
but brute Or q coward would heys acted ss Hr.
Ridepour did" Director Eddy said that Mr. Ride
nOur's treatment of the young woman was certain
ly vlndictive and unjust. Mr.. Ridenour's friends
il the Board went to his defence and the discussion
became animated and exciting. The motion to re'
mttee which has been investigating charges
against Mr.. Ridenour was ordered to report at the
next meeting
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLEroN.-Two hair seals were seen on an ice
foe in the Narrows yesterday. Three boats. con
tanning ten persons some Of them armed with
rifles and others with boat hooks, started to have
seal hunt, but the animals escaped.
Ew-BRIGHToN.-Augustu Prentice has pre-
sented to the Legislature bill which provides that
the trustees shall acquire possession In perpetuity
of all tho water front that skirts the upper bay on
the Staten Island shore, except small parcel and
build thereon a park, to be called Battery Park.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
A POOL-ROOM CLERK ARRESTED.

George Miller clerk in the pool-room at Bauer's
clubhouse, Coney Island. was arrested on Tuesday
night aud taken to Brooklyn. where he was ad-
mittsd to So, 900 bail yesterday after passing a
night in Raymond Street Jail. The officers who
made the arrest were sent by Dstrict-AttorDey
Ridgway who claimed to have learned after the
presentment by the Grand Jury on Friday that no
gambling existed In Kings County that pools we're
sold at Coney Island on Sunday. They found no
one buying POOLS but Miller cashing tickets on
the New-Orleans races Of Sunday. The parapher-
MALTA of the office was seized and taken to Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
WANTING TIE WITNESSES WASHED.

Dominick Aiello and his son Giuseppe were tried
charge OF assaulting Giuseppe Cuifo. All lived
at No. 90 Taompson-st. One dirty and unhealthy
looking Italian succeeded another on tho witness
One until the Recorder was obliged to ask the law
yer to have his witnesses washed before he brought
them iDts court again. Assistant District Attorney
Nicoll brought cut testimony TO show that on April
80 q quarrel arose In tho yard Of the house. aud
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.

KATONAH.-The revival meetings in the Metho-
dist Church are progressing with good results.
Thirty -one persons admitted to membership
OH probation last Sunday.
NORTH TARRYTowS.-Peter HOran, whose brutal
treatment of his wife recently caused her TO Jump
from a second-stOry window to save her life, yes
terday was tined $50.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Victoria H0tel-LOuis McLane, of Baltimore,
and John II. Oberly OF Chicago EVth Arenne Hotel.
Congressman Oscar Turner, OF kentucRyi Aipaeuss s
washington .St,rte.an HorseIW. Ruggles New
York state superintendent Of Public Instruction
Eer- York Hotei-A Leo Knott, Of Baltimore. 4toe-
marie Hotet-s. Kimba Superintendent OF tne Life
of Montreal Hoffman, House-R 8. Dement,, Of I'LL
uns
New-York tribune., 1885-02-05
JERSEY CITY.

Jones, of Norris m, and who is believed to be de-
ranged, was taken in charge yesterday at the Pen.
sylvania Railroad Depot. He said that he was a
but he could not remember where she lived. Chief
Murphy learned that he has q br0ther-in-law,
Henry johnson, who is o wealthy manufacturer in
Norris