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New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
INSANITY OF THE ACTRESS MAY HOWARD

SHELBYvILLE, Ind, Jan. 1.-Mrs. Victoria
Sutherland better known in the theatrical world May
O. Howard who returned from London, England, in No
vember and has since been staying with her sister,
rs Mcclure, in this city, has been declared insane
and taken TO the indianapolis .sylum. She born in
the South in 1s47 When child she appeared at several
the rebellion broke out she lost both Of her parents and
was compelled to adopt the stage for support. Pre-
viousy, however she assistant teacher In female
ecademy in Western Tennessee and afterward principal
OF ladies' seminary Easton. Tenn She the block
ode and oane North She made her first appearance or
the stage at Woods Theatre In Cincinnati In 1861 shc
thenJolned btoddard Weayers ira Yelling company for
tour through Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky Juvenile
tady In 1866 she opened In Chicago at Woods Museum
which was aestroyed by the great fire. She Is thirty
flgnt years old. and beautiful woman. She
Tied two years ago 10 g. NJ Sutherland Her insanity is
supposed TO have been caused by excitement
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
FA1ALLY SHOT IN 4 BAR-IOoX
hEsULr OF QUARREL BETWEEN TWO CUBAN
CIGAR-MAKERs.

CIGAk-MAhEho.
Josef Herrera, Cuban cigar-maker, age
twenty.four, of No. 300 Atantic-ave, BROOK
lyn, was fatally shot last hien'
by Frank Castillo. age tweniy-one' ai'o
a cigarmaker and Cuban, In the basement Oh NO. %
Bleecker-st He taken to st. Vincents hoSpi'"i
where It was found that the bullet entered
inst over the apex Of the heart end tnat the Ouie"
man would probably die within twenty-four hours
call was sent TO Police headquarters V
coroner to take the anto-mortem statement OF the
wounded man. The motive of the shooting Is
NOT definitely known though of those
who heard the dispute say that Castillo made some re
Elections upon IIeTeras wife which were re
sented bv the latter in vigorous language
and that thereupon Castillo drew pistol ana placing
IL close to the breast Of Herrera, hied' is
then ran out OF the saloon. "hen tie
police arrived they arrested Ramon Nixques' 'nc
proprietor of the place, who keeps nq'oi
Store and pcol room in the basement and barber shop
Tie wounded said that l Just c's,iiIiS SeioiTi
the pistol. Xxiques denied This; pnt feluseo seq
to say ANYTHING further until ne d.or,cT GV"' some
years ago by suit against Inspector McDtrinot @ ~.
damages because tho Inspector had broken into pe
keepcr OF the cigar store prOfessod utter gnorahce ne
said hoeyer that Castillo whom he has known ABOUT
two months had been In the room Singe s,aT,e,uv
and that Herrera had come IN about cYeh
and was eriectly sober at the time or the Shoots,
half an hour later. Herrera Is married and hHs one
child While awaiting the arrival OF tho ampulahcc
he kept moaning, Ny child my cAi1a' "''N' - ''' my
ton sSuore where Castillo lives. He -, Is
sad to be without means and ln,o,ro the police ro1
fused 70 give description OF him to the Sergeant OF 'Ne
Fifteenth Precinct
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
MURDERED on IN OYSTER SLOOP.
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBuSS.l

Princess ANNE, Nd, Jan. 1.-The case OF
Captain John williams charged with The murder OF Otto
Nayher Was CONCLUDED in the court room to-day
Frederick Bo,c tho German captured by
the Chief Of Police OF Baltimore, tes'i-
fed that soon after leaving Baltimore, MayheF com
planned TO the captain Of feeling sick Ihe captain
cursed and said that it all talk Mayhcr insisted
that he was unable TO work and the captain became ca
aged and ordered the man TO sirp III
the BITTER cold. lie then threw bucket ot coia
wator on MIN and beat him with
boorc oftorward kicking and stamping Nayher on tAe
neck and face lie theu beat him with 2 henyy clnp.
Mayber screamed. Oh God, ny back. ~! back N"'''
assisted the captain. ....
The next day Mayhcr WAS again whipped ana Hti'!-
ward put overheard. When hc was hoistcd up ne va
unconscious aud BIS clothes were frozen 10 hin iie
Mas stretched ont ON deck and the Captain beat
him with oyster she'll. The Captain walked hp
to the witness AID std Dutchman, you XII ihat MAJ
or I'll kill you." r witness replied, wont tolcn
him. and you may me II you want 10 &c H ~ ~
dav Nayhcr was again tIrashcd ana tied by his tInbs
10 the ib and swung TO aud fro by the captain 1ht
night the captain took the body IN the yaw ana hai
buried IL the shore Williams Is guarded a. u feared
the people In the nc:ehb,rhood VIII attempt 10 Nnch
him,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
4 YOUNG MOTITER,S CRIME.
fnY rYLRGRAPII To riIY rRIDuNE.l

ROCHESTER, Jan. 1.-The village of Maccdon.
eighteen miles from Rochester Is the scene OF child
murder and attempted suicide the part OF mother
Anna Dlckhof, with her babe, left Berlin To join
her husband IN this country and reached
Castle Garden Monday She took train for
Macedon where she was TO meet her husband He was
not be found she could speak English and all she
could do was to remain in the station all night. About
o'clock this morning Patrick Quinn. the baggage-master
heard sounds proceeding from where she lay and
striking "a light bcheld a horrible sight The
infant lay dead with its throat cut
from ear 10 ear who Oustretched upon the couch lay
the mother apparently lifeGss with her throat also
upOn tho floor lay blnck-handled penknife.
Tho open blade was covered with blood.
Quinn ran for hysclan. and while he gone the
to consciousness and walked out
Into snow leaving the dead child upon the couch
She sank down Exhausted about two hundred rods south
OF the station She picked up aud carried to house
near by, but Is IL u dangerous condition.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
TITO SHOOTING AFFRAYS IN BALTIMoRE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-The first day of the New
Year passed with more than ordinary quiet The
weather was unpleasant and but few people
were on the streets. There services IL
many Of the churches and tho crstom OF
making New Year calls partially observed.
difficulty occurred in the part Of the city
between Conrad omcrs and Frederick Wagner In which
the last-naned was seriously shot. As soon the
shooting was done -omers made his escape. There
also shooting ia northeast Baltimore John Butcher
having shot George Shields Ii the shouiier ButeAer
WAS locked ND
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
POLICY OF MR.. ERwIN's OPPONENTS.
PROPOSING TO KEEP THE sPKAKERsniP AND sENA-
ToRIAL CONTESTS DIsIINCr-CONGRkssMANB BUR-
IEIGH's VIEWS.

PROPOSING TO KEEP THE sPKAKERsiIIP AND sENA-
ToRIAL CONTESTS DIsIINCT-CONGRkssMANB BUR-
LEIGH's VIEWS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBUNE.l
ALBANY, Jan. l." Let us dlss0ciate the
spcakership from the Senatorial fight Let us elect M
honest able man Speaker pledged not TO help any
candidate for Senator Then the Republican party can
start OF the with good policy and one iha'
will surely raise 1t "a the estimation OF voters through
out the State" These words were addressed by Con
gressian Blgeigl to several prominent Republican
politicians and four Of the candidates for Speaker
Messrs O'Ncil. Hubboll Curtis and Livingston Inc
ocy marked these words that OF tie opponents
of Mr.. Erwin for the speakcrslip. They WI"
seek 20 disentangie the Speakcrship from tie
Senatorial conflict as Indicated by Mr Bnrleigh'
In their opinion Mr. Erwin j. fully committed 10 INC
election OF Mr. Morton Senator despite his expression
OF preference for Mr. Russell II lie should DO elected
Speaker they would expect him Ia use all the lhhu
cnco OF tho position TO secure the eieetloh
Of Mr. Morton. free election Of Renaior ~ thcF Judg
mcu can only be obtained. therefore, ny Tue choicn
sonn other for speaker than Mr. l.r"ii ihey ~
sert tat the other candidates nO III tt least uu
the control OF any the candidates Tor senator
would be good party policy, In thcr opinioVn,,
also to select some man TOT 0elht'i
without undue influence being cxerted bpeh
the members OF the Lc sslature. Besides those hIc'y
mentioned there present ia Mr. OSeifsroou' "hcn
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
SPEAKERS FOR THE MOSSBiCKS
my TELEGRAPH TO rHg TRIBUNE.

COLUMBUS. Jan. 1.-At a meeting Of the ex-
ecutye committee the state Cuh OF the mossback fac
ton OF the Ohio Democracy tho following speakers were
announced for the afternoon convention Of tho state
clubs January sonatorJ r. McPherson, OF New
Jersey =. = Cox New York Allen q. THURMAN Gen
cra Darbln Ward. Senator Pendeton. General warner
c. A. Lamison L. Seal. General j. ". Denver, George
". HOuk. James W. Newman. " J. Gilmore, j. H. outh'
waite. l. Y. Hunter. J. q. . blackburn, a. I. Gorinnh
and Others Letters of regret have been received rom
frcslcute.ect Cleveland Ani NccIro,den eject heh-
bricks Mc-sr.. Bayard Tdeu, Kelly, DOr-heiin"r: IN,
liizrr Mcdonald, Nia- Voorhees,. Deck, Garland and
III
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
MAYOR KIPK's BRIEF TERM.
Confined from FIRST Page.
.ss who did not furnish satisfactory Gre

one to pass who did not furnish satisfactory ere
dentials.
In the forenoon Hubert o. Thompson.
County Clerk keenan,, aud a large nnm.
Der of County Democracy retaIners assembled
the County Clerks office and held an earnest con-
sultatIon, presumably on the welfare OF that wing
of the party Mr.. Thompson appeared in good form,
declared that he had no political favors to receive,
and that he thanked heaven that ho was once more
private citizen.
Not Judge appeared at the Court House during
the day. Clerk Westlake. of the Special Term OF
waited until p. III in patient expectation OF some
word from Judge Iruax regarding his continuance
or dissolution of the Citizen COmmittee's injunc-
Yet no message came and the clerk departed. leay-
Ing the Court House under an injunction of solemn
silence
-, Later in the day word was received from Judge
Truax that he would not render his decision yes
terday In regard TO continuing the Injunction.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
VAGARIES or Il DRUNKEN WOMAN
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE J

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIpUSEl
PITTsBURG, Jan. 1.-About year ago young
woman OF good appearance "Gs arrested In Allegheny,
while intoxicated. shc told pfu story and asserted
that she daughter OF Mayor Edison. OF New York
This relationship promptly repudiated Last night
sho again arrested ia Allegheny. she was noxi-
Gated. She had apooketbook containing $40 Mayor
Wyan fined her IS ard costs. Upon being released he
again and within ON hour was again
arrested when IL found that she had Just FLO 10
left She will he sent the County Workhouse. The
woman st inslss that she is Mics Edson she has let
terra showing that she is married and that she has tWS
children VINO live with their mothers relatives The
family live In an Interior NewYork town and are said
to be wealthy.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
IRISH INDEPENDENTS ORGANIZING.

a few weeks ago the committee on organiza-
OF the Irish Independents issued address To their
fellow countrymcn throughout the United states who
supported Blaine and Logan. requesting them To reor
gnzo under the title Of tho Irish American Protective
Union since then the movement has made considerable
hcndwny IN this city Il has been decided to form an or
ganTntlon similar 10 the other political organizations
The constitution and by laws have been adopted and the
organization f. beng rapidly perfected Last evening
the members ~ the Vth Assembly District met NJ No 2O3
spngs and organized by the election OF the following
officers Patrick Cunniarn. chairman; John Grogan,
secretary, and r. H. Mahony, treasurer committee on
organization consisting OF the officers and Michael Ker
win and Edward Croke was appointed.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
Post Uiire Noffcp,

letters for Europe need rot be specially directed 70:
desp0ch steamer IN order 10 secure sp3edy
delivery at destination all Trans Atlantic mails are Tor.
Waried by the fastest vesscls available. 80
Foreign mails FOR the week ending January will clo)
(PROMPILY IN casc3l tins Office as follows:
FRIDAY-At 1880 q. IN for CaDa and Porto Rco vita HS
ana Tor Campeche CbilpaS IaDasco anu fucat3a.
Mexico per CITY PueDla iettcr3 for other Hext
can states DO directed per Ciiy Oh PutDal.
SATURDAI-At4 a. ~ for Europe per s. CITY OF Rica
mond Qlsenstp at m. Tor scotland direct por
.. Ethiopia, via Gasgowi at H. a. ~ for Vene1uoa and
CuracOa, per GicnIyne 80 IL a. M. fr Europe per
Khep, Southampton an Bremen al 1880 p N i0r
VI lndies Nassau. ~ r., Niaga-
Ta Via Havana; nc 80 d M for Truxlo and Rua;ap.
per s. s. :. & !. Oter, via New Orleans.
SUNDAY-At 1880 70. Honduras aud Livingston, per
City 0i Dallas VIA NewOreans.
Masior end Japan. per CITY OF Pekin via san.
Frllcisc9l cl)s5 ler3 January $ AT p M N AIS Tor
Australia New.Zeaand sandwich All Fill islsiit pc
A. 4 tIty OF sydney IVA Frlrclss lcoss isrs Janu-
ary slO at 2 D. m lor ON arrival AZ Nsw.Yvrkot O. =
Adratic Win Brush mails Tor Austrlii.
h schedule fcosing OF TransPacihc mails is arranged
ON the presumption OF tier uninterrupted overland raio
san Vrencsco Malls from tte East arriving or IihE 40
san Francisco the day OF sailing or steamers are us
patched thence the same nay. ...,,eo.- ,,.......
Post Ollee, New.York. \. \. Dec. 20. 1854
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who sailed on the
White star Lane steamer Celtic for Liverpool yesterday
George Bartlett Alexander Beatte. j. Brown. John
r. Balm Mr. and Mrs Donald Cameron Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Consens, A. H. Douglas Charles H. Evans W. g. Faber,
". Fawcett. w II. Horny Charles I[ipton " A. Murray
John slarnan, 7. Siauf0rth aud T. w. Watkins
The ST. Laurent, which sailed from Hayre on December
Mcssrs. simmonnel, Arcarin Camille Israel kucn and
Picard
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
An IRISH EPITAPH.

From The 1nerican queen.
Here is an epitaph from an Irish graveyard :
Here lies tho body OF Lady OIOoney,
Grand-n to Edmund Burke
Commonly called " the sublime"
She was bland, passionate and religious,
Also,
She painted IN watercolors
Als0
She sent several articles 10 the Exhibition.
She was first cousin To Lady Jones.
And of such is the Dngdo,n OF heaven.
Amen
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
SPLITTING HIS SKULL OPEN UTTH IN AYE
iBr TELEGRAPH To THE rRrnUSE.l

BALTIMORE, Jan. IA Dispatch from Sails
bury Md, states that James Gray sailor OF Nanti
coke River oyster sse fatally injured by gang
Of Illicit whkey dealers in Tyaskn District. Wicomoco
Co unity lie came shore TO purchase some groceries
and was mistaken for revenue officer who had been
shadowing the gang man named Smith came up be-
then escaped Gray's skull ia completely shattered ek
pospg hfs brain. Physicians say hs ~ remarkable
lIe still lives although unconscious and helpless. Peo-
pie are hunting for the murderer.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
MR.. FARwELL NOT 4 CANDIDATE.

CHICAGO, Jan. LIN connection with the
preferences Of t. Republican members-eIect OF the
Illinois Legi-ature. Mr. Farwell sends tho following
card 10 The Chiea0o Irl1une:
"CHIcAGo, Dec 3i.In yesterday Issue Of your paper
YOU have tabuaed statement Of the choice OF the
members of the Legislature their preference FOR
United state. senator. and that named a candL
date aud ca~scd for st aud second choice desire 10
,ny ~ have repeatedly heretofore declared. that am
candilne for that position, but am IN fnvor n tho
reelection Of General Logan {. il. FARwEIL"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. al a. m.-The approach OF the
cold area felt yesterday, although partly cloudy
weather prevailed There was rainfall OF o'oi inch
before daylight attended by slight fall OF atmospheric
pressure The barometer then rose steadily Ihe tenn
rurature ranged between 27o and $40 the average al @
being 7Iao higher than the corresponding day last
ycar and L. 40 lower than on Wednesday.
Much colder weather. with brisk winds may DO ex'
neet All tod.y In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
GOVERNOR HALE'S APPOINTMENTS.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSg.i

BosroN, JAN IA dispatch to The journal
from Concord N H. says: In response TO all statements
in regard 10 the OF Senator Blair to be ap
pointed by the Governor It be stated the highest
authority that appointment has been made and that
none .. contemplated until the vacancy occurs I'm Ma rch.
Governor Hac's appointments tins far have been
cinonty proper and entirely satisfactory t. the great
body OF the people the state and there to
suppose thGt the remaining appointments VIII be out OF
lmn MLLA Inc ALal cLArLclcr OF lAOac nL.cAly M1le
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
5usrlil NollceS.
II. n. sqalrc q Sons, 81 Falton.s,..

H. n. Sqairc a. Sons, 81 Fulfon-sf.. y. Y.
Diamond Ear Ri1gs matched ali sizes
Watches make $40 500 STERLING siverware 80
bits Of Youth ani Excessos OF Maaho)i more
suieng suicides nervous debility. impotence stefi,y
STRUCTURES yaricccele sased prostate giand DaSter KID
noys dr5psy diabetes ana Brgaps disease 10 IN every
thing else and be cared with stomach medicines alone,
eeercity criyol bct clutorzat0n Is cathet or
cutting IN, EuIOuelI and American Ne e-ica Bureau Will
or - CENTS giving the remedies and d'rec
tons which Otherwise fatal diseases with.
ont pain privately. Offices; l,l53 Broadway, New.iorx
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
HOBITUA 7.
JAMES MULLIN.

Ex-Police Captain James Mulin, of No. 27
Lawton St. Brooklyn died yesterday morning lie was
sxty.fonr years old aud left widow and four children
In 1888 he elected Captain OF the sixth Police Pre-
cnct IN what then tie city Of williamsburg after
ward Incorporated with Brooklyn. He held tue oifoe
untii 1873 when he was removed by General Jourdan
For the past years he had been detective attached
70 the BrOOiyn police force.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
OBITUARY NOTES.

LEWISTON, Me-, Jan. 1.-Colonel' John N.
Frye the OF United States Senator Frsy died this
morning, age eghty-two. He was born at saccarappa
but most OF his life spent in lewiston He was FOR
many wears agent OF the Lewiston Falls Manufacturing
Company and a member OF Governor Washburns Couhcl
IN 1861.
NEw-HAvES, Jan. l-Charles W. WEBSTER, Chel OF
Police since 1870 died early this morning OF paralysis
ag siXty-siA
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
GoVERNOR CLEVELAND'S RECEPTION:

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-GovernOr Cleveland gave
reception to-day at the Now Capitol from 12 o'clock
sill p Several Thousand residents Of Albany called
upon him and shook his hand Later the Governor CAV,
aoinner 70 the Inembers OF his stan
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
MADAME JANISCH BRiTKs A CARD.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The following card from
ame Jsnsch, who is in Fort Wayne, Ind is published
mere Newspapers accusing me OF making charges
sanst Modjeska utterly false Neither Mr.. Gardner
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
NOT QUALIFIED F0R TIE BUSINESS
From The Arsansaw rrap,lIer

Irom The .iTkdns1lg Trdp'IIfr. ,
An editor who had advertised Tor man to do
clipping for his paper met by HlyoOk,ng person
age who said that ho would like 10 secure tho position.
Z" DO you think that you could look over papers ana
fnd Items OF interest !"
Eyes sir"
What Ia your regular busincssi"
" 1 am detective"
Great goodness, sir you won't do. You would never
find anything"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
THE YEAR.s COMA GE AT PHyLA pELPHu.

PHILADELPHIA, JAM 1.-The coinage Mt the
United States Mint In this city last year aggregated
81 275 900 pieces. representing valuation OF
slGolo O69 or this amount sl,7i0.2l8 was In gold
pees 8 1863 IN silver, and S106.iS3 In base coins
Tncre we're also ll,2730s2 hve-cent pieces ahd
20. .20I TAG pennies coined
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
SUPPORTING MR. ENAhTS.
fBY TELEGRAPH To rRE TRIBuNE.l

JoHNsTOWY, Jan. 1.-The Republican, the
leading Republican paper here to-day supports Mr. Ey-
arts for Senator because OF his personal purity peerless
intellect and broad statesmnnship ITO ve this man
the ScnatOrshp," II says ". not 20 hOnOr aud elevate
him. some men dgni1ed by position, others aid
dignity TO tho lOftlest place"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
SHOOTING HIS HEAD orr WHILE G USNLyG.
lsrrELEoRAra To rHE rnrBUSE.t

RICHMOND, Jan. 1.-William Hicks and
companion were cunning in GOochland County yes
terday and ir Hckss hands being too cold for him to
draw the rod from his gun with them he attempted 10 DO
DO thSs teeth lie failed do but Of the loads
was discharged while he making the effort ana bic"
half Of his head OF. lie leaves family.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
WILLIAM u. UOLDROOK.

lBY TELfGRApH TO rms rN3USIl
WORCESTER Jan. 1.-William ID. llolbrook,
formerly q flour and grain dealer, died today, after
long Illness OF congestion ofthe liver age fythree
He was quartermastor Of tue Worcester Conti1enals
ana member OF the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Of
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
TRrsrvn LoC>L oBSERvArtovS

Ta diagram the bsometa variations in this city By tsnh
lines dvons otme Tor the ~ hour
irregular line the osclacn
The broken dotted bne repre.en
pharmacy, sic DIeAdwAy
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02

CASE-SANDERSON-On THO day. Dcco1hrr 80 1884, Al
Johns Chucl baltimore. I'D, by the rev. r. II.
suibts Daniel 4. Case itcela dc 81. Pro Snicrson.
THORNAL-WILLIAMs-On Moniay December 2a, 1894,
at the Presbyterian Church, Metuchcn ~ j.. by tho isv
j. AdlIs assistei slc Rev. J. q. NasOn d. D.
VII Sl ". ThJrDal OF Pcr.h Amhoy n. J.. and Mss Jey
ME 4. Ni iaps OF aetuclen r. j.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
TALK AMONG POLITICIANS.
iAhh ADiOfU IOiIllASllNS.
GENERAL BELIEF THAT sQUIRE'S APPOINTMENT
Is yALID-JUDGEs CRITICISED.


Is YALID-JUDGEs CRITICISED.
The " Statements Exchange at the Hof-
man House deserted look last night The patriots
who sometimes assemble there to talk the affairs of
the Nation and Of the city generally visiting places
where refreshments free still few, from
force OF habit, strolled IN during the evening
and gave their views OF the situation in and
around the City Hail. Views varied, usual, accord
ing to the political predictions OF the speakers. The
prevailing feeling that Mr squre's appointment as
Commissioner of Public Works fairly made and that
he could not he prevented from takipg the position One
lawyer, however who took prominent part on the
Democratic side In the recent National contest and is
intimate with Hubert o. Thompson, maintained that the
actions OF the Mayor and Aldermen void, because
the injunction which they dsregarded suspended their
functions. He related n secret, which he for
the first time mt liberty TO disclose. that the reason
why TnompsOns cohorts in the Board or Aldermen voted
with the rest To confirm Mr. Squire was that IL was
did that his term of Office did expire until noon yes
terday, holding under the general law until hi sue
cessor's term began and would make more obnoxious
appointment ia the early hours OF NeW-l ear
Day, which would not have required confirmation Dy
the Aldermen He avcrred that Mr. ThomFson whether
he agreed give up office not, stll C0nms
sOner Public Works and IL his lawyers advised
would decline to step down and ont to-day
by others the action of the Judges In cnjonlnS the
city authorities was loudly condemned.
"Why, Barnard or CardOZO." said a wel-knOwn ram
many adherent would not have had the nerve 10 issue
such an injunction, forbddng the Mayor and Aldermen
perform the duties that they were elected TO perform
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
New Years Gifts.

fine Of decorated lockwood rAnsxrS Juss
and Cut crysta Boes Glei WITH Lun nbcrss rrrs, and
Hhensb Cooyne Largo selection OF odor sni ssn
at low prices Sold by dealers AMI epot M q rsr'iy
vt, corner Of Church.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02

nor mvae aver know Of such accusations until we ieao
the Then expressed my they
have been published, and now cannot take pack oho
stu la nd
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
A RUMoR ABOUT SENATOR ARKELL.

GLoyRRsvILLE, n. Y. Jan. 1.-The Intelf-
Oence to-day states that Senator ArkNl VIII retire en-
tlrcly from politics after his present torm
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02

THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-For New-England,
the Middle Atlantic states, Lower Lake region and Ohio
valley colder partly cloudy weather and local SHOWS
foowed by clearing WEATHER brisk to high nOfthefy or
nortnwesterly winds, rising barometer.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
"TUE STAR" NOT YET SOLD.

Negotiations for the sale Of The Star are
still pcndlng This Information obtained at the
office OF the paper last night.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02

Lundbors's rerfame, Maroca,l Me. Rosa