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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-08-15
Les tOmbes des presidents des
EtatS-UniS.

1 tN pIcSIucNl NIdlC du
Riverside Park tie New-YOlk, il lie
sera pas sans inttrtt de rappeler OIL
ses predGceSseurs 4 la Maison Blan.
che dorment lenr dernier SONNET
Pressure tons ont recu la sepultn.
re dams le voiSinage de leur resi-
dencc. Tout lie monde salt que les
restes lu premier president de Ia
Rfpubliqne, George Washington,
reposent i Mount Vernon. Les Ger
cueiIs de plomb contenant les corps
de John Adam, John Quincy
Adams ct de leurs femlnes, sOnt
scelles dams le grant, sous les DIAL
les de lGglise Unitarian de Quincy,
Massachusetts. Jefferson, qui mou
rut lie meme jour que John Adams,
lie 4 Juliet 1896, cinIuantieme ami.
versalre de la declaration de rinde-
pendance, fut enterr6 dams lie ca
veau de famille, a Monticello, con
formement au y9u quill await ex-
prime par les ligncs suivantes, ecri-
ties sur Ia premiere page DUN vieux
livre de complies:
"Choislssez quelque WALTON pen fire
quente du pare. OH lesilence lie soft
trouble par aucun autre son que
lie murmure dun r%uisseau courant
dams les bois. Que ce soft parmi
d'anciens ct venerables ch6nes me-
les de quelques sombres joubarbes.
Atfectez une Motto 4 pusage de ma
famille, ct rautre motto aux etran.
gers, domesliques, etc. Que par la
sortie on %apercoive dams lie lointain
une petite portion dies montagnes
Bleues."
Ces recommendations out etc
snivies 4 la lettre. Au milieu des
bois du chemin de Charlottesville,
d Monticello, est I'm petit enclos oc.
cup6 par II t%rentaine de tombes
ct celle du president Jefferson est
marquee par IN obelisque de gra-
nit.
C'est dams Ia meme section de la
Virginie quest enterr6 lie succe
seur de Jefferson, James Madison.
pres de so rGsidencede Montpelier.
A cote de lui sont inhumes sa fem.
me ct ses deux neveux.
Deux autres presidents, Monroe
ct Tyler, reposent a quelques pas
Pun de l'autre dams lie cimetiere
d'Holly wood, a Richmond. Jack
son est enterre avec sd femme q
Hermitage, pres de Nashville. LIE
tombean de Polk estdans lie caveau
de fami'le, a Nashville, ct celui
dAndrew johnson est il Greenville,
C'est un beau monument de mar
bre, convert d'emblemes patriot
ques, avec cette inscription asa
fol dams lie peuple ma jamais etf
6branlee."
Une modesto pierre de grant ind
que la tombe de Martin Van Buren,
dams lie cimetiere du .nage dt
Undertook, New, York. Son sue
~cesseur, Harrison, est inhnme
North Bend, Ohio.
Zachary Taylor a recu lie sepul
ture dams lie cimetiere de Frankfort
kentucky. Willard Fillmore dams
celui de Forest Lawn, a trois miles
de Buffalo. Pierce dams Pancien ci
metiere de Concord. New Hampsbi
re. e Buchanau dams cclui de Wood
} ward Hill.
LIE tombeau lie plus maeniiqu'
DIES defunts presidents est celu
dAbraham Lincoln, dams lie cimeti
ere d'Oak Ridge, a Springfield, Ill
nois. LA coht de ce monument
etc de S25O,OOO. Tn grand mausc
+; lee a etc elev6 sur la tombe de Gal
field. dams IL cimetiere de LAX
View. 4 Cleveland.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-08-15
VENDRE.
NOTICE.

Having purchased the eligibly situated boil
er shop Of 7. Hogan. in this town, am now
prepared to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full s~atistac
ton guaranteed, work will be done at the low
est figures. Ihave secured the services OF Mr..
p. Hogan, as foreman and manager who has
had long experience in this business. Parties
will find it to their interest to call on mebe-
fore making contracts elsewhere.
VIM. II. Raglan.
Thibodaux, April 9th. 1883.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-08-15

MOIsSON.-La moisson du riz est
commencee u pluSieurs habita.
tons ct Sc poursuit achievement. La
moisson sera, AL dire des planteurs,
excelleDte ct surpassera en- abon-
dance ct Ell analite tout ce que nous
avons VI jusqu'ici.
Mercredi dernier, deux moisson.
nenses, de patantes differences, ont
etc essayees sui rhabitation Jami.
son. II paraitrait d'apres &c que
nous avons oui-dira par DIES person
mes %presentes a Get essai que lie re-
sultat obtenu ma pas eta> DIES plus
satisfaisants. Dependencies mGmes
personnes sont portees 4 croire qu'-
on parviendra, ayec quelquas per-
fectionnemenls, a obtenir pne ma
chine qui repondra enforcement au
but gu'on veut atteindre.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-08-15

Souscrivez 4 IL SENTINELLE
trois piastres par an, payable d'a
V ance.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
NEW-YORK CITY.


Tho Ct Repis Indian lacrosse team will play
match games with the team OF the WunamsDurg
Athletic Club on the Williamsburg grounu', on
September %. "a and 26.
vRs BuyLL TO SPEAK on TEMPERANCE TONIGHT.
Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., secretary OF the \. W. =,
r. H. will address the lately formed brapcn ol IIo
union at the Wesley Methodist Eplscopan Chuvn nn
No. 50 Attorney-st., to-nlght dhe,v ire Mrs Wood
bury, city organizer OF the union, ana others'
TO INVESTIGATE CITY DEPARTMENTS
The Senate Committee charged with lnVestigat-
ing the methods of the various departments VI .o
City Government Will meet az m IN the City
Hall The purchase of sites for various armOres
for the National Guards by the Arnory Comms-
sion will be the first thing taken up e ane
tee will probably sit several days 'nis "eoA'
BROOKLYN.
surg,cal examination In the case OF Mrs. Fannie
slaughcer who was shot at her sisters mouse ~ & %
Pamettos saturday night by her st tnred
her skull, and that her life is endangered -
net dog belonging to Miss Emily Green, Of No. $50
sevenlh-st T. D. was recently buredin the iamy pl0t
t Srnress Hiis Cemetery The dog maryellousy
sma andtan, aud was regarded Win BIcat "'oS
Dn peepwood with stone marking mis- grave, and Two
dogs are buried In the Lutheran CeAe'ei' !" "'' va
lage -, v-.,.. "a
o,,, t The delavs I'm arranging for the collection OF
nancy fof the proposed Soldiers Monument 10 oe ereeeu
I'D the plaza Of Prospect Park, the hemorai m @
~ the T. k have decided 10 advise that Dill De pre-
sented ia the Legislature authorizing the ey 10 issue
hands 10 cover the cost OF the projected MONUMENT
plans for which are preparing
Complaints are made of lax MANAGEMENT IN sne oSrO-
ner's Office No could be found there on sattuaS
afternoon TO give the necessary permit lot Tue
of the body Of who fell dead IN the yaIu oa mo
house ana the body was unattended lOr setoI.' nv in
Freouept delays in Important cases occur IRON te IN
ability of tie police t0 hud either OF he eoIonS's ~
their deputy The fees OF the ONCE are larse' anu e
cicut service should be rendered.
Two strangers entered the dramsnop OF John Like- L
man AT No. So Parkavc.. on saturday night ahu Wne
me of them engaged the Darkeeper IN conversation the
amer stole pocketbook, containing 1000, winch had
been left there for safe keeping.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
AN UGIY FIGHT AT SEA.

On board of the steamer Frostberg, which
arrived this port late on Saturday night from Balt
more "A fight occurred at which the officers had
some difficulty In quelIng. The vessel left Baltimore
the affair given by the captain, A. NJ. NILS John snee
a coal HEAVIER began fight with one OF the crew. The
captain and stephen Emory nterfered and
struggle cnsued OF which IL charged that
Snee and a fireman named Thomas ONell assaulted the
chief gnesr OF them striking him with club and
ipiurlng his right and left wrist. The officers
oyerpowered them. and Snee and O'Ne were kept In
confinement until the vessel arrived here. Captain FL
bert smith, the police boat Patrol. yesterday took
charge OF prisoners They were locked up In the
Twenty seventh Precinct Station last night, and viii
be taken before United States Shields this
morning O'Ne complained OF injuries In his head and
hack aud was at first sent TO the New York Hospital
where the doctors declared that lie was not badly hurt
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
THE LARGEST PILoT-BoAT IN YEg-TORK.

Some people who happened to see a clean,
cpper built vessel lying AT the foot OF Liberty 81 yes
ter,Iay with about a hundred different c0lOred flags
flying from her rigging were impressed with the Idea
that they we're looking a the Puritan with all her war
nalnt on IL was only new pilot boat however, the
1essA Carll which will be known as PiOthOAt No
more than hundred feet over all, Of about twenty
three feet beam and sixty tons burden This makes
her the largest member OF the feet few Of the other
hoats exceedIng ffty-hve tons burden Her keel was
laid at Northport year OF 30 ago by Jesse Car the
builder aud SIZE Intended for yacht; but the rich
young man whom she bull ding ran OUT OF money
when her frames Others bought her and had
her finished for pilot boat She has wide, flush decks
with low rail inaid with mahogany. All the matches
and other aDishngs cabin and cockpit In mahOg
any also Her cabin is high between ceeks and rOOmy
sue will 90 Oh a trial trip to day or tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
TAXING . LONG TINE TO MARRY

A suit for breach of promise of marriage, in
which the damages are laid at $780, O00 has been besun
IN the supreme Court in Brooklyn. by Mrs Sarah d. W.
VI The defendant is wealthy about fifty years
OF age. Mrs Cole met him when visiting In the town
where le lives and according 10 her cOmpaint their
onaintance developed into mutual Affection and I'm
March, 1882, Mr.. Camp asked her hand In marriage.
She consented and IL agreed that the marriage
should take place In two years They kept nr tender
correspondence for this period and In May 1884, the
wedding day was appointed. Pending the preparations
for the marriage the plaintiff alleges she betray
by the defendant who then postponed the fuhment OF
his promise and frequently postponed IL and
mas utterly failed TO keep his agreement The letters
written Mr. Cole by Mr. Camp are to DO brought
AZ the trials.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
CA R ID J

We have much pleasure in informing friends and pa
that Fall and Winter stock OF ne Foreign Wool
lens all complete selected by Mr. Delury from tho stocks
Of all the leading manufacturers.
The styles make OF garments being and
20 be most In favour during the the Double
Breasted frock and Morning OATS for hafdress wear
material used will b. the celebrated make Of Cays wide
vale Din nEonal- Paucs Crepc- and make OF fabric
known ns Colourcd Elastic Melons These goods
anted not gloss AMI for that to be popular
We viii make the Coat and Wastconf lined with pure dye
silk, bound Military Braid, e2J aud s3J
For stylish rough ready Scotch Homospunns
suitable. They male small irregular checks
aud useful oOoungs ranging from the OF the
wool TO the well known heather These goods win
succeed the vulgar pld suitings which have OF
the Cheap John TniIors and ready
made clothing houses
We will make them up single Lounge jack
cts and shooting Coats with flaps and pockets hips step
collar WasicORf and Trousers .......... S25 and S3J
oyercoats will be made from Carr's Fur beavers,
&c. The Double breasted box Coat. and made
with strapped seams. will be popular also the Single
breasted Chesterfield, introduced new his Few
Over Frocks will find favour. We will line them with quilted
silk velvetcolar 20 mach edges pipcd with velvet
$50 ana $40
Trousers win he worn decidedly wider this Among
the high class trades IN London they cutting them - and
20 inches at knee and o. show ounced down the
front and back We will make Lem from West Of England
stripes and Checks, Yorkshire Tweeds Bedford Cords
Whipcords oO 10 sl3
Above prices % 10 35 per lower the fancy
prce alors goods kmanshp which
be verified by calling
All goods tO order and warranted as represented
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
r0REICN STEAMERS DUE At THIS FOhI
SHIPPING NEVS
,on.. -, ,ry.yoRK. ...... SUNDAY. SEPT IS. 1888

PORT OF .....sUNDAY' sEFE iS' 1889
ARRIVED.
Steamer Celtic CBr. Gieadel Liverpool sept .; az ~
4, with mdse ana pisSehs'i''' "
ba ~ snTana (Br Hams Liverpool Sept Queenstown
,.tth mdse and passengers To vernon bIown * 20
D. nr WIN ~ 4 ecboitrn fDtch Via Rotterdam Aug ~
ana patscuEcis W "''N'' '@-'
the Ba oop lima Aspnwa days. with mdse and pas
sengers sp 70 drnoco eBr Garvu Bermuda days with mdse
20 OuterDrdge Co Arrived Mt the Bar
at Of Texas RISK Galveston Sept with mdse
and messengers 10 G II Mallory q GO, .n a., ,. ,,,
Steamer ChatahoDchee, Catherine, ShNhbhi SAuyS WIN
,odse and ma -sengers 20 Henry YOnge IT, -, ,-,.- a 4,
,aa,ncr MOOlhull charleston = days,
v,,h "aise and passengers J w Quinard a Co q,
Steamer Wyanoke, Hulpners kclmond, cly point ann
Steamer seneca walker Newport News ann west folnt
M %sbb m dse and passengers Old Dominion 80 Co - .
s,oamer cen Whitney BeaTse Boston with mdse 10 III
DmOck. . a..
sDNsET-winda At SANDY moderate. s. fair At City
sland. fsesh. SW fair. - o.,
.a1v uook 10 m Barometer 30 O Thermometer. 66i
Wind. SE 10 mics swell hSht W. "c"''o S'0'i'
SAILED.
Via Long Island sound-steamer Francona, for Portland
THE MOVEMENTS OF srsAhER1
FOREIGN PORri
.vptno Sent l2-sailed steamer Europa Ger, Kessc,
ioI rSrTrnpaM sept Sailed steamer caland Dch
.sEgr SEPT I2~sallod wesernand Begl,
Randle. for New-fork
u.v,xA Sent l2-saed steamer City Of Alexandria, Ret
., ,ro, Mexican ports hence for New.YOrk.
ST. KRIS sept i2Arrved steamer Trinidad tBp fraser
for New-I0rk.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

The fifty fourth annual exhibition Of the
American Institute Will open September 80, in the In
stit1te Hall, at Thifd-aye and sixtyhrdst. The
tries numerous aud Indicate that many novelties Will
be shown, especially In the machinery department, en-
bracng electric, steam and compressed air motors Ono
OF the greatest novelties will be a combination organ
which be played automatically by the OF tho
KEY board either separately together thus enabling
the organst play given while mprovsing
ations. The flower show will be AN innovation and
great attraction the opening day and follow
fnod daye
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
REV. DIR. ]. p. NEWMAN. d. d.,
LIZ D., l.. ID. q.
Chaplain to the United states Senate,
And
Pastor Of President U. 8. Grant,
Washington, ID. c., u. s. OF America.

IT was full ten minutes before the guard came back, and
when he did so upon his heels followed the judges and
the officers of the whole court They gathered around
Newman aud salaamed and salaamed nntil 1t seemed
their backs OF India rubber and their stoaohs
contained the machinery Of Chinese doll. After five
minutes of such gyratons. through the court inter
prefer they told Mr. Newman that they appreciated the
great honor that he would confer upon the but there
was no great enough in rank to receive him. They
could not dishonor the Government with receI-
ton Of great dgnitary. With this Newman had 70
be content His had done the business but he had
struck toe high, and he left Japan without accomplish
inS htA dAAira
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
A NEGLEo1FUL HUSBAND CUTS HIS THROAT

Bernard van Horn, age IOrIy-cIght, Is a
clerk in the office OF the Norwich Steamboat Company
He lives at No. $40 Greenwich-st Early this summer
his wife the country and Van Horn began drink
Ing heavily. He failed TO send his wife money 10 pay
board and returned to the city last week She
planed his employers and last week they paid her
wages This. with the liquor he had drank, made him
downhearted. He quairelled with his wife and early
Yesterday morning cut his throat He taken 10 ST.
Xincenth UOsptal and will rtcOYer
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
ACCIDENTALLY sHor BIZ A FRIxyp.

Richard Smith keeps a sailors boarding
house at No. 81 Market-st Among his guests were
Frederick Miller. Richard Lamke and waldenar
bchoemaker, all young sailors. They sitting the
psror Of the house yesterday afternoon and schoemr
pnod out pistol II was one OF the old-fashioned
self-c0ckers The examiped IL and finally Miller
took It, He did not know that " selfcocker and
inadvertently pulled the trigger. The pistol Was dis
charged the bullet grazing the cneek OF and
penetrating the right breast Of Lafnke. The wounded
man sank 70 the hoor. The police called and he
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
H, O'NEILL & CO.,
6th-ave. and 2Oth-st.
BUFFALO
LITHIA WATER.

THE GREAT AND ONLY KNOWN SOLVENT OF
STONE IN THE BLADDER.
1T DIssoLvEs BOTH THE PHOSPHATE AND URIC
ACID SEDIMENT.
FOUR OUNCES OF STONE PASSED UNDER THE
ACTION OF THIS WATER, WHERE THE SUR
GEoN's KNIFE WAS INEFFECrUAL. ITS
VALUE IN BRIGHrs DISEASE, GoUT &C
Caseof Mr. c., stated by
DR. G. nALsTEAD BoYLAND.
Lat Professor surgery Baltimore Msd,ed CoeOs Late sur
geon wrench Army lDeeorated). Member OF Baltiaers
1ssoeiatsOn.
The case of Mr. c. affords undoubted evidence that
9on 9UN aa Ss %assG n s s cpe
SDS for s ySa @ Sss s
81 a. the t%c passing small Of s%a SS sca
his saasr9gs such a. requires that % as
some eight Weeks the seren properties Of
Sgp,:ssTSy %ss'' &C. ne .. @
crs Jumps sand which he discharged TO the amount
ToSH sr Sas $ Sss and ne s
Springs Ttta he dsgost aisso!csa and sash,a os @s
general condition greatly improved
case DR.. B. J. Wetstng. Mddlesovn. Penn. stated %
Experience in its stone NE BLADDER in my own
person enables % attest the eaeac Of the Buffalo n tina
sueng he intensity OF which cannst be described
under n sUns q se'sa as much as
anOrdins relief and leaving me IN con-
passed cSIsgI, IN tCrtyssn sn
one large Calculus, destroyed bg he action Of ne wder
dsfeGrdfiOn dtfau ddrdned pef,o9
Of e an serenty years and siT nons Of ass 2 sn 70
be tho1ht Of and the oatr 70 hare dccomPsh.a a'
that such az operation, sccesSuL ctuid hdUe done
case OF Mrs. - stated oy Dr. Ddr'd T. smaA' ~ D'""~
pnle, Westehes,sr. Wy
"Mrs - was subject 70 attacks OF Gout cohse.
ouence OF an Inherited GOuty Daess followed AFTER soo
t,ma NV stones IN me The limbs very ddeha'
feIs so much readily on pressure with the
after Its removal Ihe urine
ioaded with TRAITS and % cent dtbumsn, and tue
scope rev elled sho wing unu sakaby, rs
a Il
lima water spring No p which Afforded prompt feis, ~
grecft0a, resulted weeks IN tn pss
age OF Stone OF inch long by Of an inch IN dams's ~
Ter the continued Of the water the urno has peen
eye al 1tbuatn0Rs haprsgHdtions and restored 70
condition. Cdsscaa be dscoyeTed the dtsmd,oss h ~
ton lmbs has oeen relieved ana the genefh hc'
| the patient, to 4 great extent restor,d"
Water in cases OF dozen hair gallon bottles
s5 per at the Springs
| Testimonials sent 10 any address.
THOMAS r. GOODE, PROPRIETOR
| HuFFAIO LrTIfA SPRINGS, yIRGlNIA-
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

Moses L. Ward. Of Pelham, has parted with his dog
,o days ago he settled with Joseph Lowell for dog bite
by pnyIng him 500 month before he poured ~
worth OF balm into the wounds OF Aaron knghts legs
T6e beast cost Ward 50 IN the first place, and thre
vears' license fees come TO SGj the dog was wort
Si24 Ward sold his expensive luxury saturday Tor "a
thus balance remains against the dog OF SllS beside
his board.-lspringne Republican.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
DIR. NEWMAN DID NOT Oct IN.

The Rev. DIR. Newman determined to visit the
Criminal Court Of Yeddo. when acting Inspector OF
Consus under General Grant He told that he
scious power swept across his Websleran face he
replied he guessed he'd try.
fIe did try and that all alone He was stopped at the
door OF the court by the guard who told him he could
enter. The doctor then pulled his card from his
pocket and putting his white plug hat little moro
hrmly upon his head, he stretched himself to his full
hight and With heavy frown handed II to the guard
through his interpreter, telling him TO take II "
the Judge. According the story IL road follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

Earl e. Wilson's T.. e. w. brand of Mems
Collars and cufs are the best Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

c. G. Shayne. manufacturer Of Sealskin Gar
nents and all leading fashionable Fur 1903 Pincest offers
bargains this month. Repairing and altering done
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
wEsrcHEsrER COUNTY.

RErKN1NTOwS-The country house or George W.
Parsons the lawyer OF this city, the Bedford road,
Reekmaptown, was robbed about o'clock on saturday
evening OF ewelry. worth II 900. The thieves climbed
intO the secOnd-story window over the pariOr WIN
ladder while the family about the piano singing.
Two strange women and u man were seen proving
about the premises during the day
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
r. H. M ACY & co.
MARINE INTELLiG NCE.

sun ,,.. 80. sets 600 Aoon sets 'oS MONS 'Fe "
ufst VArEg rJ-'st
xsapdv Hook ll4o ciOv. Isiani llb's,n , 1 19e,S las
1u-Sstdv Iicok, tlOV. ls'LnL - ''" ''-
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
Announcements

CLEANING AND DYEIEG.-LOrds Company
oaoes patronzed by best families OF New York % Eas
l5th.st, near nnanys 0GS 6thavo Established 1860
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

purtanC C,enesta race for Americas cup, over msioe
course, 1890 o. m.
Opening OF the public schools. ~ oa Vast Tventv.
third-st., IL a. m. ,.. c,,,, Hall
Senate Investigating Committee, Cty HAL nan Nawyork
Hotel. .,,or,car Onera Com.
Examination of candidates for American oP't" ''i
Entrance examinations, University of City OF New
York. n,.Nu.o,a f,hamnion .
shin Sweepstakes race, Brighton Beach eo,,o Corrt
EGnifahie Light Company's suit, supreme C0i.
ininncton proceedings against Register Reilly py ils
Guarantee Company supreme court
Baptist Ministers meeting, II a. III; ,,or, Armorv
Delinquency courtmartia l2th hegimen' nio''
eve
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

The "Favorite Prescription " of DR.. Pier'
cures "femae weakness" and kindred affections by dru
glsts-
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

For the cost, there is no more economical NJ
ice the workngman than sntods Perfect Heel rotC
win almost the cost Of cheap pair OF boots
shOeS.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
lA Lexingtonave, between 29th and 30th ats
Hours-S 20 to7. Diseases OF tho Nervous Sy
Geaito Urinary orgapA Impotence and sterihty.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
lociu aP, though Lamke said that the shooting was
accidental
HOME NE WS.
. PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Breroort House--Murat Halstead, OF ING u,.ir VI
Manuel del Campo Secretary Of the Chilan LesqH0n g
Wssh;n gton Windsor Hote-The kev; tao & yn, yors S
Wsrnan NJ Nottnghamshire England, and mayor iona
than Scoyiie of Buffalo Ftfh ArenW ho'e'Vhv uh
tenant g. o. Marescaux and Lemtenant aervic1
Commissioner Henry A. Richmond. Of o,,nrr ,ao
l7n Hote-John f. Smyth, OF Albany O''"'' "f''
Eofet-Judge IT. u. j. Boardman, OF Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
STATEN ISLAND.

Mrs Thomas Colin, wife OF wealthy Staten Island
farmer was driving yesterday afternoon her ltte gr
who IL fur wears old, being with her The horse ran
away and dashed the carriage against tree throwing
Mrs child against fence. She was found
heedinr and uncoh sciOus by the wayslde. The little
rl was under her and covered with blood but not
fut tal-
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
RI, MACY & CO.,
4TH-ST, SKTH-AVE. AND I3TH-S1.

o,.xn CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
NEWS From TIE SUBURBS.

CUTTING HIS THROAT WITH A POCKET-kNIFL'
rotfenSule = L. Yesterday morning Lnforge aiter
soendng restless night got up at ~ NJ, ana cut us
throat with pOcket-kne, seNeilhg the lusuia Neln.
insane ASYLUM only few days ago. HIS mlno became
efected is said, ON account Of domestic tIouuIes
fo ki himself lie owned several houses IN the Town OF
Weseld aud last Year served as seaer OF WEIGHTS anu
,"easnres John Manu-, who was also candidate for
tls Office ON being defeated by Laforge went hOe ana
committed suicide. LafOrge was about shty-hNe years
aid and leaves "a wife and grown mp children.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

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