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New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
SHIPPING NEW.S.
PORT OF NEw.YOaK. FEB o.
ARRIVED.

popT OF NETWORK K......... FRIDAY. FEB. o. 1885
ARRIVED.
Steamer Fthiopa Err Wilson. glasgow ian 23 Move ~
with passengers TO henderson Bros ANeu a 'c
ssamef entonia CRr Griaths Trieste Dec 25 Girgsnt
Jan aud o. with mdss to ORDER vessel to seaser Bros
Steamer wodan Ger Gaeyecke BordeanI via GardiG s
days ballast Funch. Edge Co. Arrived ~ INC b"f a'
ppnor Viola r Murray Newcastle Jan Is with mdse
To- & + Meyer vessel 20 simpson. spence Young Ar.
insI s scotsman tr schossmann. Mddleborough 20
days with Perkins Cos vessel TO simpson, spence
iSgng nsS eT' R5ers aamourg Jan o. with
and passengers Kunhardt Co. Arrived At the bar at So
smOaTs Arrived Jn at III n Sih hhr %s's at
icafnsr India fer vsn Holdt Hamburg II days. with
mse passengers TO Phelps Bros SCo Arrived al tho
CITY Of Augusta Nickerson savannah days with
and passengers TO Henry onge lr ,,, ,. mn,
engsrs to oIIoGto Hail. 80 ..,,,.
Ear BoSIaH arc1 ySs.s Assi 10 socovien & Co
hars Prvacer lot ~ Jon. -; " r e Co anchored
Bars cnown Ger, Hamburg 4s days with mdso
H. nTT n A.s1aia sashr to S2'rT1 Il rTa~brdses Sons.
suNsEr-wind at sandy Hook. fr,sh ENE' nazy. At
II pmssndy IIoog-II barometer 29.9i Thermometer, l3
wind NV. - miles; Weather clear
ArrIvco Yesterday
nars Tri sna Aust Autich Boricanr 80 days vita mdss
{, order vessel to Punch. Edyc < Co -, ,,..
., Bsrs YoY o ..pbat bai e. S@sse to Brett Hoion
Bg Hugo wed Olsen. Bahia il days with sugar TO Or
"o'' '' - CLEARED.
steamer Celtic Br) Geadel Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Memuon (ir. McEachern Liverpoo-Busk &
steamer Circsssa (Br), Campbell Glasgow Henderson
stsamer wick Bay tBr, Warden Leh- AndrcwJ Ennis
steamer Ebc GER lamelmann. Bremen VIA southampton
steamer Finance Manlel Rio Janero. Para Pernambuco
&c via Newport News and st rhomas-The ana facinc
Steamer Edith Golden lDr. Bennett. BermudaG Vessels
steamer state OF Texas rernandna via Port Royal
steamer Manhattan stevens West Point Va and Newport
Iaag .rtInn Snst lsl.ch Genoa Baldwin co
BARK Anna Maria dAbundo Itall sinho' MArseiles-
AR. can intia tNorl Pcdcrscn. stettlnC Tobias Co
Bark lBrl. Morrison. Monteyideo-John norton
ipark Dor,s I.cshon Todd na-Jas Ward & Co:
Florence lBr, hohne. East London A-'onh
&
Steamers city OF Richmond and Nova Scotan for Lverpool
81 simon ayTs Archimode Palormo' state OF Ie1a feF
BarEs Margaret Mitchell for Dublin Smith Peterson
Buenos Ayrrs Joshua oring. Cnriehas
MISCELLANEOUS
s,oamer axe Manitoba Br Liverpool from New York
lost aud SO cattle aud sustained ohef uaao vi o
p''''''' THE MOVEMENTS or srEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ityyrpoo Feb G-Arrve. steamer Australian tBr), san
steamer Lancaster r). Sleeves FROM savan
xnIsSoyy Ja Feb6-Arr,ved steamer Thomas Turnbu
M, Thompson, from baltimore Jan lS ,,---
sailed ale amor Adrlac t3r Parsell from Lverpoo hence
'o rts1Srr Feb G. Passed ravona t3r. Cotucr
ftom York Jan - On her way 10 queenstown suu e
Ard Feb 6-Passed steamer Nant Gwynant (Br Lewis
from Baltimore Ian 81. ON her way 10 Li'erpoo'
re- steamer Lennox Br Teaile from Newfork arrived
at o. Jmbo Al shsnghae AS reporteu yes'eruy|'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
BROOKLYN.

Skating was resumed on the lake in Prospect
Park yesterday. The Ice was rough but there were
many skaters.
In the suit of Mrs. Marie Hussner against the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company TO recover dam
ages for the depreciation of her property at Third
ave. and Twenty-iourth-st., caused by the opera
ton of steam motors in Thrd-ave the jury gave a
verdict awarding $l,0SS as damages yesterday.
The case important ms the first of Its KIND. III
is probable that many similar suits Will be
brought. When this was first brought Judge
Pratt dismissed il, but the General Term reversed
the decision and the Court of Appeals sustained the
reversal.
The Kings County Medical Society proposes TO
form directory of trained nurses at its rooms No.
30S Fulton-st A number of well-known brooklyn
women are interested in the matter
Antonio Lucia. of No. 254 PlymOuth-st., found
Samuel WallbridCe, of the same tenement house. III
his room with Mrs. Lucia at Midnight yesterday.
He ordered HIM out. and in the struggle which fol-
lowed was stabbed in the shoulder, receiving "A
slight wound. Wallbrdge was sent to jail.
Absolute divorce was granted yesterday 10 Gull
yer Ferguson from Mrs. Anna Z. Ferguson.
The sale of the Brooklyn Rink by the trustees of
the Centennial Baptist Church To \. l.. Munro for
SG5 900 was confirmed by Judge ReJ nolds III the
City Court yesterday afternoon.
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ha, opened the way for this hardy reporter from

SHOT HIMSELF THROUGH THE HEAD.
John Richardson. of Ireland age sixty, yesterday
shot himself through the heart In the hallway OF
years employed by the Department of Public
Works. For the'last two years, however, he had
done little work. He was troubled with brain
affection and at times suffered from attacks OF III
sanity. He was married and had seven children.
KNOWN by PICTURE IN THE RoGUEs GALLERY.
The offices OF several physicians in Hoboken were
robbed of surgical instruments recently by young
man who always called when he knew the pily-
slcians were out. Ten days ago he stole lnstru- I
ments worth $35 from DR.. John Plndar, at No. 01
Garden-st. A niece of DIR. Pindar came to this city
and looked at the Rogues Gallery where she
recognized picture No. 1,47O as that OF the
thief B. B. Bagey, an ex-convict, of No: 1913 West
Fortieth-st He was locked up at Police Head
quarters yesterday.
AN ELECTkIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
The American Electric Railway Company was
Incorporated yesterday, with an authorized capital
Cyrus ". Field, Edward II. johnson, Frederick F..
Thompson, Stephen d. Field, Robert =. Deyo,
Edward n. DickersOn, jr., Charles Bachelor, Fran,
els r. Upton and Daniel A. Lindley. 1t is stated
ity will be tried on the Second Avenue Elevated
Railroad as soon as the necessary arrangements can
be made. The work will be begun Immediately.
s. s. CoNANT's PHOTOGRAPH SENT TO GEORGIA;
Mr.. Sinclair of Harpers Week'y, yesterday sent
photograph of S. $. Conant to Athens Ga. dis
patch published yesterday said that several days
ago q gentleman visited Athens and represented
himself as Mr.. Conant. Editor OF Hdpe,,s Ueekly.
He said that he was travelling through the south
for the purpose of ascertaining the political sent-
ment there. lie talked with several prominent
mon at Athens Mr. Sinclair thinks the man is an
impostor and is trading on his alleged connection
with Harper's Woekly. If such is the case he Will
be prosecuted. A hope is entertained, however
that the man is really Mr.. Conant, who while tenn
porarly insane has started on tour OF investiga-
tlon
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
NEW YORK CITY.
-. 1869.

"G. f. lI."-Scptcmbcr ~. lSOo.
Some downtown dran-2clcrs give u ticket to the
Bridge with every drink.
The Ladies' Art Union Of this city is to benefit
by lecture from Mr.. Beecher, in Chckerlng Hall,
on Wednesday evening next.
Proposals will be opened TODAY at the Cotton
Exchange for the choice ol rooms III the new build
InI.
The New-York Cancer Hospital has purchased
property extending nom One-dnndred.a .and-fitl
10 One c-hundrcd-and-siI,h sts., about BOO feet
caot of Ninth-Iv|., foI @2|,ooO.
AXNIvrnsARY OF THE XAVIER UNION.
The Xavier I'm ion Will celebrate It's fourteenth
anniversary by dinner al Dclmonlco's on Wcdncs-
day evening Mayor Grace aud most OF the lcad-
ing Catholic aVmcn of THIS city VIII De present, az
viii also the bishops OF Boston, Philadelphia ana
Baltimore.
no EXPLOSIVES on THE RmGIN.
Une States Marshal Erlardt heard few days
ago that there was danger that explosives OF M
| iernal machines might be sent abroad on the
steamer hhcln lie sem Deputy Marsnals Jelreys.
Bible aud smith to search the vessel, but nothing
was found 10 warrant the rumOr.
| DYING FROM A BULLET WOUND
james ii"rrick, Of No. ,2i9 Ihird-ave. who was
! shot by Michael Ryan, of No. 235 East Seventy.
third-st, at First-aye. and Seventictl-st cary on
! sunday died yesterday IN the Presbyterian Hos
pitaI.
Az ELEVATED EhiLRoAD STATION ON FIRE.
| While the trimmer was engaged In the lamp room
of the Elevated Railroad station at One-iIundrcd-
| and twenty. .sc yenth,st. ana Sccond-ave one OF
the lamps was turned over and tho oil cnupht fire
The flames spread rapidly and soon the whole sta.
ton was burning. There were few people arouud
the station except the employees of the road. who
pluckily fought the ilamcs uni the arrival of The
| hIemen. Considerable property was damaged.
| FAILURES or WEEK
| The business failures throughout the countr,
| during tine last seven days. as reported to II. q,
Dun 81 Co.. number for the United States. II
and for Canada 80 OF total Of 31G, as compared
with 354 last week and Al the week pre- vious {,
the last. Fan ures are still numerous in the West
ern and Southern states. In other parts of th
country the figures are about up to the average.
HAS iiE A cRowN ~ DAKorAf
All the newspaper men in this city aud BroOklyI
who know Stanley iluntley were laughing heartily
heir TO crown III Dakota where his future sub
iects the Teton Indians. await him while mcurninJ
over their dead chief Young Antelope. whose deatl
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
HOME Ne VS..
Prominent ARRIVALS.

AHcmdric Hofci-Scnator VI. G. Butler OF
South C.roliua aud Ernest W LOngfcllow. Of Boston
ram ArenHe H0fri--euItor John T.. kcnnn, "f
West Virginia Congressman T. Blfksdalc. of Nis-s-
sppi. and John For-ythe of Chicago GHSeg H"use
SENATOR James !. Pugh Of Alabama, aud ex-senator ".
A. Wallace, of Pennsylvania .... Holman House-Con
grcssuan 4. H. Pcttibonc Of Tennessee. and Governor
Waisou G. squire. ~ Washington Territory Windsor
Uoci-Gc0rgc L. Miller aud j. " IL. Patrick. OF omaha
and James J. Belden. of syracuse Victoria Hofei
HOgse-A Assemblynan william 7. oNcil. OF Franklin
County and eK K-Scunt0r ". ". Rockwell Of Gen's Falls.
\ " Mu,Tdy HiH HOi,i-Matihew Hale OF Albany.
and Au.iistn~ Brindcgcc. OF Connecticut GrQnd
CfuhGi Motel TX Attorney General L. - Ely ~ Georgia
Er,TfH I!Juse Professor e. X. IaumaF, of Cam
bridge, Mass .... Tdrk 4rcnHe Hoi'i-J. Hammond
T,umbuil, uf Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
WORK OF TIE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY

The managers of the American Bible Society
Thursday listened to letters from the united sIsss
Consul at Laguayra, with thanks for grant OF SCRIPT
from Mr. McKim, in Cuba, reporting prosperous
beginning of his work at Nuevita; from Mr FORBES on
Honolulu, announcing the completion OF tnc
translation of the New Testament for ,,,.a the Mar
Of Mexico reporting the work OF the agency for
1884, with distribution OF 49, 81 volumes Of scripture
by cOportage and otherwise and sending estimates anu
plans for the current year from Mr. LOonis. OF Japan
speaking of general depression in all branches OF trade
while giOus work Is the only thing that prospers LOT
that the whole outlook is hopefu from DIT Gnllck, OF
China forwarding the Gospels and Acts IN anu ~
English, and giving account Of recent Journey 10
Hong Kong; from Mr.. Prince, Of st. Petersburg.
reporting what had been done In SoGT,a tha
death OF Prince OvOensky Of the ycepresdents 1'
tine Russian Bible Society; from Mr. Brown OF bran
with reports Of cOpOrteurs employed in that epIrei
Mr. Milne, narrating the experience OF the colpor
teurs whom he had sent to Bolivia last summers ann
from Dr. Bliss, OF C0nstantinOple, written as ne was
about to embark for Alexandria.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
NEW-JERsEY.

WFsT UonoKRV.-A warrant was issued yester-
dav for The arrest Of Lemucl - Davenport. the son
of n wealthy resident. the complaint # Miss
Annie Poe~chcl, a pretty yonng blonde, who charged
him with having betrayed her under a promise OF
marriage.
EtIZAHEru-.Iam,s Neville. the convicted burg
lar while on his way To state prison on Thursday
,eiz Il the thumb OF Assistant Warden Breen III ms
teeth aud nearly biz II of
BtooNrIrtp-The Orphan Asylum Auxiliarylhas
elected for president Mrs. Reuben y. Dodd vice
pr,sident Mrs T.. -. Simons; treasurer, Miss Nj.
Fanpic Dodd; secretary. Mrs. James A. Hedden.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
DUTcUESS COTNTY.

ASNAvp.LP.-St. Stephens College celebrated its
twenty-Gft IA anniversary on Monday. The Warden
delivered an address on the object and purposes
for which the college was founded. Assistant
BlshoD Potter conducted the religious services and
opened a new buildin gwith service - bcnediction
The binding is of stone from Ulster County
trimmed with Ohio sandstone The portion now
CONNECTED consists Of dormtories. The architect is
G. &. Haight and the building committee consisted
of Colonel Crugcr, G.. Vanderbilt, John Aspinwal
and the Rev. DR.. &. i. Hoffman.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
A BIG SNAKE IN THE STREET.

Two men &1armly mufed up drove wagon in
front of Frenciis Hotel yesterday afternoon, and
one of them leaning back IN the waIOn, seized ana
threw down upon the sidewalk a big spotted snake
at least lsix feet in length The wagon was then
driven away. The snake lay where II had iaiien
partially cclled up but 10 went near enough to
see whether it wGs alive or,not. Everybody gave IT
a wide berth until shabby dressed mau elbow?d
ms way through tho crowd and picked up the
snake, which hung limp and apparently lIfeless on
his arm as he disappeared down side street Men
VINO had been imblbirg too freely TO keep out the
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
STATEN ISLAND.

UuGuESor-Mamc D1dson, age sixteen, re-
Gently became partially dementcd through excess
i've application to her school studies. She was
kent home under the surveillance of the family.
Yesterday morning Mamie missed from her
room and had not been found late last night. The
neIqhbors and mounted police were securing tho
nelghborhood with torches lt was feared th at she
had bceu frozen to death.
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de- eo,couri, Z. G. DelmouicO, ex-senator C0nkling

and Judge Truax .,.x u.s.ordav morn.
ing and il was some hours later before ali me guests na
left Yesterday nearly two hundred aadio1a1 Th.rs
are now over six hundred waiting for admission. ~
probable that IN few months the limit ~ VII HI Dc cnsoSse
from 1.50O to 1000, but tho capacity OF the ods
On Thursday night there were between ZoOo anu ' lii
people present at time. Tonight the menpeis @ n w
take actual and the gymnasium VIII DC prao
tically tested Before long II is Intended to hod
house-warmng, when sparring running, swimming anu
gymnastic exhibitions will be given.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
MESTCHESTLR COUNTY.

PoRr CHESTER Seven burglaTies have been
committed IN King-st. in tine last few nights
CH.PrAQC,--On Thursday Dr. Patch was called
10 visit .Ittle son of Constable Alexander Law
shortly after taking "a dose tine child was seized
with commissions Two other physicians who were
sent for remarked that there was something
wrong either III the prescription or its prepare
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
Itching Diseases.

ECZEMA, Salt Rhusm with its agonizng itching ana
burning instantly relieved by bath with CUTfCURA
SOAP anda single application Of CUTICURA, tho great
Skim Cure This repeated daily with three doses Of
CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the New Blood Purifier to keep
bowels the liver and kdneys active speedily cure
Eczema Tetter. Ringworm. Psoriasis, Lichen Prurtus
Head DandruR and every speces itching scsy
Pmpy Humors Of the Scalp and skn when the best ply.
sicians and all known remedies fail.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Grdncy suit In supreme Court
broadway Hallway Commission, Stewart Building,
IL "a. ~. -
PrudhOinnc murder ease. Jefferson Market Court
Short PhcaILc taninatiOn TOiubs Police Court.
Organization OF language club. Columbia College,
y. Ill . ,,... 80, >,
Oucnng Of Ncw-Iork Athletic ubII0use. evening.
Pm Gamma Delta fraternity dinner, Ciafks. evening
Fanclrrs' cub Exhibition Madison Square Garden.
saratoga Monument Association, Gscy House, p H..
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
ALONG THE SOUND. .

BrIpGgPoRr-The burial of the oldest stage
driver i'm New En- gland, George W. Grswod. Will
take place to-day. lie began his work IN lS2o.
Sourn NoRwAiK-The striking matters continue
ha,nv in thc assurance that their former bosses
rannot sccurc orlers for hats in no usual markets
Meantime the bosses have greatly Increased their
working force. have more 0rders than th9y eau III
sfrkp
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

August Scheibc. the a cousin Of "Marm" Mande-
baum the New-York receiver of stolen goo re-
Gently convicted OF burglary, was sentenced to
eighteen months in the state Prison.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
TINE FURNISHED LIKE GAS or WATER.

In the Welles Building i'll lower Broadway are
the Offices of the Standard Time Company. Tins
company has been formed TO supply time through
out the city as gas and water are supplied. Ihe
system is called hydro-pneumatic There is To be a
central station which Will be connected by tele-
graph with some observatory. Then there VIII be
sub-stations scattered over the city. station
consists of an apparatus about as large as book
case rhcy arc All connected with the central sta
tion by telegraph. Pipes, smaller than lead pen
ell in circumference, lead from each station TO all
of the clocks IN the district which take the time
The mechanism of the central station moves once az
hour and when 1t moves II sends an electric spark
out TO the other stations and they move. When the
mechanism of one of these stations moves II forces
compressed air through the pipes and every clock
attached is wound up and regulated. The arrange
mcnt can be applied 10 any ordinary clock. In lhe
office of, the company are several dozen CLOCKS.
When a 1HBUNE reporter was there Yesterday the
man in charge set the clocks at varouS times some
fast and some slow Some were connected wlththc
apparatus bv few yards OF pipe. and some by
mile or more When o'clock approached some
indicated 3:l5 and some 245. lhe clock IN the ap-
paraturs registered g. and With sharp click every
one of the other clocks moved their hands so as
to register the time. This system has been In
nse m Paris and Vienna for several years. There
are no sub-stations i'll those cities, however
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVBNT,
the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
..u fAra,.ic Diaeu

For the VHrV OF Hf' N"f"'''. -,
Chronic Rheumatism. Sorofdla, ulauiu'ar Swohn" "'oS
Ing Dry Cough syphtc Complaints Bieeng OF the Lungs
nsnonsa waer Rrl,h White Swolny runors skin DIS
ea,e, plmpes Botches lons Tao Fa;e Ulcers HIP
nlscosc Merourai Disoasea Female Complaints. doae
Dropsy. Ricketts,. salt Rhenn bronol'''" N'"'""'''"
Kulnoy Biad icr Liver Complaints. etc
Dr. Railways sSarsapariliian Resoivert'
o,vcomno,ei OF In srelients OF extraDrinary mehoh
oroueros essential parity, hel repair aia raIo to
brokeudown and wasted body sou py d" aruss'~ ""o
Dollar u Bottle.
Railways Ready Relief.
For the cure and relief OF all Pans Congesoas and imam
nation .,,,
For tho OF a Disorders OF the stoaici Lvos AMI
"'"'' RADwAY & CO., 81 warroa'st, NY.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun r,ses 100 set52l Moon RI l:02 Moons ags Is ~
WATER TODAY
<H-sandy Hook lio Coz. Islsn1, 2;04 Hell Gaze 8o5
PM.-Sandy Hcok 2:0l Gov. Island 2;07 Hell Gave 900
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS.

Ny gratitude unbounded for the relief have OBJ
tanned from of the CUTICURA REMEDIES. have
troubled with my legs for twenty years
comfortable night the burning and itching
Now happy to say. have no trouble.
Only the lvercoored patches my limbs remain token
OF my former misery. HENRY L. SMITH,
1888 West-aye., Rochester N Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
Announcements.

Vigorous growth of hair is promoted and
tho color res tored by applying larktrs TAR Baisai
psrl cr, onic best for coughs and cods
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
THE HOTEL BRUNSWICK FAILURE.

There was mpch talk about the hotels YESTERDAY
over the news of the assignment made by the pro-
nretors of the Hotel Brunswick. In the opinion 0i
those qualified to know, the general depression IN
business was the chief cause of the failure. he
running expenses were enormous. nearly 300 People
being employed IN and about the hotel.
The liabilities will probably amount 10 over S2vo-
600 but il is thought the assets will fully cover
this amount. There j. wine worth over $4,000 III
ne cellars and the amounts owing 10 tie lr are
about $40, 900. The lease OF the improved prop
erty has sixteen wears TO run aud Is worth q large
sum- as over half million dollars were expended
on the building. Mr.. KIM er SAID Yesterdays
1--WE had looked forward 10 the revival of busi-
ness in the fall to set straight, but instead "t
getting better il grew wOise and worse OdI cx-
penses are heavy, aud we pad for the improve
inents and new buildings at the time thcy were
made IL has kept us clear of mortgage, but ncccS-
STATED the sinking Of a lOrgc amount of capita'.
The hote! business will be continued as usual for
the present" ,,, >,
Assignee Southgate said that ii would take him
several days examine the books and find out how
the firm sto d. There was a rnmor yesterday that
another uptown hotel had made an assignment,
but inquiry prov Ell that this not tine 1t
is said however that the hotel III question may
possibly close for few mouths until the revival OF
business
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07

Dn. LYoN's PERFECT TooTH POWDER.
An Elegant Toilet Luxury.
Sold everywhere, 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07

The Broadway Railroad Commission lcStcrday
listened to testimony from Lawson \. Fuller, IN
favor of a cab.c railway. James MOntcith. WIi'iau.
Haswell and Andrew l.. SonIard ali favored cable
railroad and thought that il shou be compelled 10
carry passengers 10 the utmost limits OF the cIty
for five cents with free transfers thrown IN. lro-
fe,sOr J. W. Re- way, a mining engineer, told what
he knew about HE advantages Of the cable roads
i'm san Francisco and Chicago. Among the "pccta-
tors was Jacob Sharp whom his counsel, q. T..
Bright invited Mr. Fuller To call rs n witness. The
invitation was not accepted After the session
Mr. Sharp and Mr. Fulier had lively discuss
ion IN which the former using strong eXpiciiycs,
declared that Mr Fuller did not know anything
about railroads. Mr. Fuller retOrfcd that A'r.
Sharp AWAY. opposed improvements and had taken
ground against tine elevated railroads before they
were constructed.
"Yes,p replied MIR sharp, " and you were pad
for talking up the elevated railroads"
"Pll bet yOu $4,000 10 $lO.' cried Mr.. Fuller IN
excitement q" that never got cent"
Put up your money" shouted Mr. Sharp, taking
a roll Of bills from lis pOcKct.
"Fll give you II wiring" SAID Alr. Fuller, turn
ing TO the table
81 don't want any writing" replied Mr. Sharp,
waving his bank-bills alofi. " Put up the money!
Mr. Fuller sad that he wOnld draw check, but
Nr. Sharp sad that would not do. After tomc
further discussion, in winch the two men disagreed
at every point. they parted each apparently
strengthened III the views that he had be N up
holding
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07

Best quality London dressed Alaska Sealskin
Garments all sizes, prices marked down ioois soi NJ r9'
tnii nv q; G. SuAYNE. Manufactures. lO3 Prnce-sI