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New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
FIGHTING A TEN-FOOT SHARK.
rs.o,,, Tbs S1nt1 barbara IufeDsndfnt.


Those who were fortunate enough to DC pres.
en Mt the wharf yesterday morning had the pleasure
witnessing strange and novel spectacle, sghI tnaI
was out OF the usual routine Of everyday happenings
LARGO (every person who has resided any length OF ho
I'm santa barbara knows HIM. the fisherman, mas
fourteen-year-old son that shng smack WIN
as much deXterty old tar that had foliOweu the
seas all the OF his life and last summer year ago.
when his father owned the sloop Ocean King, would
always accompany him sea voyages TO Hneneine Ior
careoes of off and gran and take his turn at the wheel
regularly with his father by so doing ming the pace VI
an able seaman. He rect and fur SAIL and mapaso
boat In a that would do credit To old hands at thc
business Yesterday morning the boy upeu lntO o,io
his fathers boats bent on nshng TOUR aud oeIoe no
got outside OF kelp he hooked ON to snak
that brought his boat to standst with the nerve OF
sro he went Immediately TO work 10 secure it. FISH,
and plain to be seen that the ad hau TASK o
10 lei the boat drift the of the waves and at
once commenced pulling cn the line 10 when he nsh
attached. For while it was question III ne minus VI
many who present To who was the master OF no
situation the boy the fish. Inc snark wOuu ire--
quently come tho surface and. with sudden las Oh
rs tsi that made the waters wild with cOmmouon
would 20 the depths OF tho ocean with lightning
rapldy evidently realizing his predcamen from the
fuss he made in fighting to free himself ana wnle inc
line grew the shark grew corespondingy larger
in his Appearances In the course OF few minutes thn
fish showed signs OF becoming weary ana treI anu 'no
work getting him the boat not as great as az
first Onticpated. The boys exertions were many
crowned with Success for when tn huge monster was
a large knife. crmsonng the water for yards proving
that the hit good one. AHeHreceiVlnR the nrst
cut he fought all tho 6ercer for short Tine nut oWh3
to the lO-s OF blood he soon succumDcd on oIWnlns
the shark he found 20 contain nine Roousfe hsn
lie was afterward thrown overheard asher meat II not
m for ealing purposes They very disastrous 10
fishing nets once becoming cntanged frequently leaI
ing them into threads.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
4 wouyrAIy MYSTERIoUsLY coNVULSED

Eyo,n TNe Charleslon Eews and Courfe,
Concerning the most recent disturbance ~
the mountains Of North Carons Dr c T. hssrxep and
who was himself auditor or what occurrea' ,,,
Standing on an elevated point on my larnl VIII ut
and unobsructed view OF tne en.p1 ont 70 have INV
eyes turned In the very direction OF tae w
tion IL afforded ME excellent opportunity 70
the whole phenomenon, IIe IlS nsm pont about
due north of my and seemingly Just over
OF tho mountain, and at the hour above sateu, .oo
what seemed TO be most terrific suDterrahea ~
followed by very pPrceptible jarring ana Vempns
the earth for miles around, ana neavy Iupms htnh
as of the deep ntonatons OF distant tnuhder "rSa ILL.,
came on with increasing volume for several seconus o
sound proceeded with rapid unduatons In as eastwa
direction following the course OF tne %
seeming to the deep bowels OF the earu UNI.
reached point the horizon OF our yai;y S au1a. 10
degrees east from where 1t started when IL sndaen
leaped forth from the bosom CT the mountain :aa. d
ng itself above the horizon peasd out upon .ns sad ar
denly as IL began A. L. Hemphll. who was on the t0p
of the mountain in the immediate vicinity OF where the
beneath him and the sensation was as though the wnoe
mountain was tumbng from its foundation Win rear
ful shaking ana bling OF the earth steve Monaay
and James Edwards, who on tho mountain sone
two mi ca further east describe the sound and the shah
n9 and trembling of the mountain most appalling ana
terrifying putting the leaves OF the trees III lat G
and lively motion. Other persons felt ana neard tue
shock many miles away. The shock was repeated WIN
the characteristics about sunset on the evening VI
the same day." l.. -..,.
These are no ordinary disturbances common to noun
tain ranges, but rather far Ia KNOWN have been
confined on this and previous occasions 70 that poruo
of the Blue Ridge which lies in the southwestern part
OF North Carolina, and perhaps in tho extreme NORTH
eastern corner of Georgia. Very little has been made
public In regard the disturbances In Georgia. Dat tere
Is not far from Talulah Falls in that State peak OF tne
Bue Ridge known as sinking Mountain which name
has probably been bestowed upon t py reason VI Va
phenomena occurring at that point similar 70 tnoso ~
frequently observed few miles fs the northeast OF 'no
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
MARRIED AL MID\IGUr.

An American District Telegraph messenger was
summoned to the Philadelphia Hotel. III Jrscy
CITY al ! / u. III. Wednesday and was directed
TO room No. 1G where he found young nau aud
y0rng woman. The messenger was told 10 get u
minister TO the hotel as the couple desired 10 be
married. lie went 10 the house OF he Rev Dr.
Imbrie and aiterward to the house Of the Rev. Dr.
Paimlcv. but each declined to 20 ont on account Of
the latcncss of the hour The Rev. j. X. Brady,
pastor of the Hcdding Methodist Episcopal Church,
was finally persuaded 10 go 10 the ho'cl and he
married the anXiOusly waiting couple, who gave
their names as John j. O'Bren, age twemty-sovcn,
and Ettie Jucr two years younger OBlIcn L. n
tea merchant dong business IN Readc.sr. The
bride sad that she lived with h parents al No. 45
Jewett-ayc., jersey CITY Heights. The minister is
convinced that II was an clopcment.
1t was subsequent ly ascer aimed HAT O'Brien had
been paying attention to Miss Juer for nearly two
years. but her parents objected TO him because ne
was Catholic. Finding II impossible To overcome
the objections the lovers determined to circunvcut
the old folks Immediately after the marriage
OBren took his BRIDE to her home. The frat M
formation that her parents had Of the wedding was
when reporter went to the house last night 80 In
quiTe about ii.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
An ICEBERG FULL OF SEALS.
r..,, r.. ,r,5,,ns1t rer,oraph

Fr0m tn, Pin1de'phh T'egrdph.
The captain Of the Norwegian bark fr1ga,
dschargng her cargo at N9be-st wharf states tna
on his last this the vessel encountered
number of cebergs and had stormy passage. The
first iceberg was observed when I'm longitude oO' north
and latitude i53 The weather had been very fogVy
and the vessel moving along with abort canvas,
when suddenly Il mountain or lee lOoned up ana tue
btrk drifted toward IT, The berg as clear as crys
tai with the exception OF great dark mass IN the
centre while from Il cleft IN the side small column
Of yap0r arose When the vessel approached 10 Wlthh
a reasonable distance OF the berg. II was discovered
that the nnck mass Ia the centre consisted of 1--we seals
In spcakHg OF the matter the Captain says
without cXaggerution think there were between
two and three hundred seals there. The berg was evil
IDENTIFY hollow. and the water We could see the seals
plungc into now and then the ocean. The wall OF
lee that separated tho seals appeared TO De hut
few feet thick and think has only been there snort
time Very likely # formed after the seals were there,
for 4, not probable that they would nave come up III
uch numbers frein below and voluntarily made place
Ike that their home. They no doubt gathered there
from different parts OF big foe and have been hOatlnS
around for months, unable Ia change helr quarters Al
ter sailing around the berg without finding an opening
we hove The bark TO and ay OF that iceberg long as
we dared hoping Il would split crack IN some manner
give chance to get AT the seas Out nothing hsp'
peued, and We lad TO sail away,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
Communication.

wErUnPK. Aa Sept. % lsSi-About six years ago be.
came afflicted with very dsagreeable skin disease, with
large dry sores and many cru.ied mpc on my face hands
aua shoulder my shoulder eat out hole nearly
an inch deep appearance Of one OF the sores
nearmy eye alarmed much tried all kinds OF treat
nent but found nothing that TO affect the disease
erllv decided TO try the on advice physician and
in short time dropped from the sores and e my
skin smooth and we'll consider = ; the greatest blood
medicine made and only thing that will cure the disease
with which afflicted think my trouble was inc rcsus
=, le aacl Of naarial fcyer contracted while farming
IN tho TaapooSa Rvsr swamp can be hun0 AZ my omSo
IN Tho conrt house at wetumpka You can refer TO me-
H. RHODES. Doputy-Sherin Elniore county, An"
Traotso on BLOOD ard skin Disasses mailed sree'
rur SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Drawer 3, Atlanta "a
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
MY FIRST lND LAST DEER HUNT.
from The chicago Inter ocean

The IN trdgO Intfr.ocfdn.
II was December 1880. dressed myScll
'nd lied Willie handkerchief upon my head. to LOOK
HE thr snow which had fallen the night before foot
irr, When the first Of that morning daWhcu over
th. enetcru hills of thautauqua TOOK my gun ana
mrhcou ana started for the woods that were then al
n.st uul,rolen along the southern boundary OF Now
yor II was unusual to hear spOrtsnch III nslVn-
~ fo their evening stories boast or baggnR Twelve
az thcse feet denZens Of the forest III II day iho
nt of actually bringing nome one of these beauties
,nnk nwnV ali appetite, ana away went IrcHhg, "s
healthy fellows do when iroe from foir years CONNIE,
Incut n school. A. entered the woods o, hosc n,'
d stetcv frees where they now u heard snort,
hic, rlNced me TO the ground as nrmly hs III were
'rrr = / could hear my heart beat. Not ten RODS OH.
,rcLt u front OF me- stood large buck WIN urihnt
utels aud two does. had aroused hoih rom 'neii
n,s and they stood gazing IN all directions TO find
,hnt had awakened them. ! managed win niuch ti'-
n,dattou To level my and fired, when tcy New IKE
HE wind one them had wounded, ns Knew by the
drops OF red blood ON the Anow fel"ndeu my I.n" anu
rutscd thom three hours often III circle cioshs
1rd rrcrogsng oiir OwnStracks. By this time Trey began
r mink meant business, and started OF INTO the FOREST
M nerves had become In measure quiet; ate
iittc OF my luncheon and again followed thcm TWO
miles tu straight me ana coming 10 -
.ienrlnn tnc woun one bounded over the iehco anu
away through the fields, and took refuge III baihyaru
among the cattle and sheep, no doubt expecting pf9ec
ton for aftorward learned shc wasn Nntheiic uooI.
Lc oiher Two turned back into the forest My chances
tcr copture were greater t. follow the wounded one
and when crfae pear enough for her 10 Bcc me. sue
bouuded fonces one two, three, ana away across ino
stretch into the woods until she came TO brook wctc
she stopped to drink. she waited u moment 700 Iohb,
for II enabled me To put bullet through her heart
| l,lt Ike. crying when came up 10 her ana ionnl
| ma fine a doe ever grew, WIN great arni
| droppiug like rain from her eyes ina,
dunn appca have never forgotten. Aud as dragged
my game back 10 tho yard of the premises we had III
yaded was ready " 20 home. found man rhoPPihE
| wood who helped mc dress the deer. ANA the knd
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
SCRO FULA

100 Doses One Dollar.

The Acworth News and Farmer Of this week says Mrs.
Elizabeth Bake- living three miles OF Aeworth re-
vanders fortune could rot buy from her what
o. specific has done or her Her statement
i follows; For th.rtyonc years h1yc suffered almost
that horrible disease scroula For years was
do anything feeDng up domestic affairs Last
October induced to try swiis Specific and used two
bottles and benefited it that purchased four
from Messrs. Norhcut Johnson. which has almost
entirely relieved me feel Ike person, and can DO all
my own housegork Before took the ;. s. my lie
burden my entire person covered with sores aud In
this m serable condition Ga to live. had tried
every remedy my generally regarded as
ncnrble treated by the best physicians 10 no
avail most heartily recommend swts specihc TO the
afflicted.
Messr Northcut Johnson merchants az Acw orth says
We know Mrs Elizabeth Baker personality we are mm@r
with her case. highly esteemed IN this community
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
wegian bark Onward, of Stockholm bound iSr TINS TINS
port. The vessel was valued at $lO,OOO ana "a'
DENYING REPORTS OF IRREGULARITIES.
J. a. M'cREERy's STATEMENT IN REPLY TO PITIS'

unlubuIcus
DENYING REPORTS OF IRREGULARITIES
J. H. MCREERY's STATEMENT IN REPLY ~ f''
BURG RUMoRs
III. McCreery was seen yesterday by IRIBUSh s
reporter who made inquiries cOnoeInng -. ~. IL.
hnro dispatch rejecting on Mr.. McCreery Ior NE
connection with bank failure ID 1885, anu o'n''
matters. He said: A..
that % 1Ss TO- he
the srtevant House any other party Is 9sr a.
had with that bank Ana bank 80 '"f
was general counsel to the Pittsburg and Lake
Erie Railway from April /, 1876 until last 'uy' WHICH
true banking house Of Thomas sss MGGrSseT anS g
Common n M with every other member the family nine
IN number haG received loans from my @ .homt
$55OOO although the entire amount received os nS
from my boyhood up only about $l4OVo & fase tSe
debts of the bank have already paid large portion In.
Guiding all depositors Of 800 and less and expect 10
rem tSe Se assets Of the The creditors Of bank
released my father and by contract acceptea y oos"
Wi William G. Erskine was never my law partner He
was admitted to the bar and occupied my rooms IN IN
leave about October /, 1883 He has no Judgment
against for 5000 or any other sum- e and
has brought suit The case has yet been tried The
whole claim, however, amounts to but SZ'AoV' ho'
The statement that the bond of the borough Of McKee;
port for R bogus best by the
which no one has denied that the bond was made to my
order signed by tho burgess and attested by the ee
and the seal Of the borough attached ana tns 2
will be paid, If suit be necessary 10 compei
is the first time have ever heard any one alege tns
the bond was not genuine received three OF tnem m
orginally two them have been paid and tnls one re-
mains unpaid had unpleasant settlement MIN ne @
borough Of McKeespor which served as soncl.1T iV W
years, and when left the service was compelled 70
bring suit against the borough for my salary as sonc
itor securing verdict for So 500, which was PAID
AS an appropriate addition to the foregoing STARE
ment the folio wing from a Plttsburg newspaper
will show that Mr.. McCreery,s action was best ap-
preciated by those most likely to be in position
to Judge of the merits of the whole case;
7 II McCreery esq.,. will add lustre to his fame by
preserynp the credit his father from being dshonoreu
In manuly and honoraby sharing has part ID tne re-
that could be reasonably expected of him TO atone 10,
the same and by displaying such spirit OF lus,ee anu
tow ard his fathers creditors AS Will lay up
for him in their hearts treasure or grautudo ana
respect precious than silver and gold ana more 20
he admired than precious What at first seemed
a crushing calamity finally furnishes background OH
which to paint deed worthy of all praise
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
LONG ISLAND.

IirMPsTEAD,-A third attempt was made on
Wednesday night to rob the store Of Mr.. RIDGE at
Christian Hook. The burglars were heard at work
in the store. They tracked Tor over two miles
to the meadows, where they had boat, III which
they made then escape.
JAMAIcA.-Articlcs Of corporation have been
filed in the county clerks Office Of the Roclaway
Electric Railroad, which is Ia start near the Far
Rockaway depot Of the Long Island Railroad, aud
will run between the ocean and Jamaica Bay 10 the
point of the beach. about six miles. The capital Is
Smith-st., dropped dead on Wednesday evening
while dressing 10 go to church.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02

hearted farmer invited me into the house to warm and
rest myself Reluctantly still wearing my wnso WE
The reader viii wonder less ct my symPathy fcr h the
srmere able sat three beautiful daughters the eiGcs
just seventeen Of CIpds srrowS a ifG
INV brain Loves sweet pain thrilled every nerve Sna
tinged in each vein and after seven years Oh %
tion for ife's work married the dear iouno v" ny
" frirst and Last Deer Hunt"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
sIJICIDE WITH SEVERAL POIs(

Mrs. Z. Il. Shipman took poison to commit suicide
Mt her home No. 220 Duflield-st. Brooklyn, on
Tuesday, and died on the following day: Mrs:
Shpman was twenty-seven years old. For the past
three month she had been afflicted with melan.
were aroused She was carefully watched until
tuesday when she left alone in her room for
q short time. She took advantage of this situation
and went TO q closet where she found paregoTlc,
bromide Of potassium and oxalic acid in bot les.
She took quantity of each. When her condition
was discovered, DR.. Van liarlingen was quickly
called in lie administered an cmetc and other
antidotes, but without producing he desired
effect. Her friends believe that Mrs. shipman was
took the poisons Her husband is -four and feed
dealer at No. 1913 Myrtle-ave.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
roPryGy STElNERS DUE IT THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEVS.
popT Of wYoRK.........THURsDAY JAN. l. 1885
ARRIVED.

q
ARRIVED.
s,cr STATE az Penn sylyauia BrN Mann. glasgow Dec
Oh 2lst with mdze. and 40 Passengers 10 AuSth
n,Idyine 90 Arrived ~ tho bar H. IA. - - =, -,
,, to nri.r anchored A. sandy Hook for orders -
state OF Pcnnysylyana (lir Mann "nsso" ~ ~n
IaIne ~ TI %a'e ,.r apa pss" a@6ar Dec r. With
~ Theips Bros 90. Arrived at the Bar a q 80 a. 20 ,
mdsc and Peter Wright sons ArrYou III THO
Ia, az ,P ncen,o Foro ,IaD Cadero Naples Dec 3. ra.
cno nad gibraltar T. with mdsc ana passchSesi'o F"oP'
BRO q Co ,,., rr.,.r, Rorhodos Dec 10. ST
@ ~ uartininue % Dominica "a. Mon seriat - ana
I'M. 81 with,ndse and passens TO Outerbridsc
Co ryeh r1 soe r ner PANE Madeira i9 days ballast
10 Funch EdyeS Co Arrived at c bar =. A. 10y @ ase
SSteamer Lone star, Byrne, oa'eston Dec 80 wiz" ~
Steamer carondeet Daniels, Galveston Dec 49, with mdse
Steamer ianpasa. Crowc. Galveston Dec "a, and Key
west 27th with mdse. and passengers 10 Chss H. aoi'
steamer Manhattan stevens. Newport news and West
Point Va with mdse ana passengeIs 70 old ohhhon -
steamer IA + Dimock haio,'' b"''o"' WIZ" mus" WIN
Bark Enigma (of st Jonn. NB). Dold Ioo June VIA
Batavia ! "a days win sugar !" SUM" "'P'P'' ' "
ok Vorsne della Guard Itan fanchno Marselles ~
,,ys naS Win ,Sc To- order vcrsc j W Parker Co
Ttig susan Iorgcn Raaori Charleston days WIN phos-
phosphate rock TO order vessel to Miller " housh'oh
NOTICE TO MARINER'
NEy.YoRK HARuoR-wRECK BUoYRD.
s,or buoy rel aud black horizontal stripes has been
nacc ON south side OF the sunkon wreck tue snl
f0rntv botw, Eiss and Bcdloe's Islands The wreeA
lies in fourteen iathoms OF water
By order OF the i.ghthouae 30lrd , .,,, y ~
Inspector, Third Lighthouse Dstr1ct
rompk insvllc. ST, Dee. 81. 1884.
THE MOVEMENTS OF SFEAhEhS
FOREIGN PDHr[
QUKRysrowy. Dee 3lsaed steamer CITY OF Berlin (Br)
Arrived steamer Arizona lBr), brooAs, from Newfork
| Tor Liverpool tand prooecue"''
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02

medal, open to all The latter drew a tGse.Hef o and
was s won by j. Haspcr in five minutes. To-nlgnt
there will be halmile backward gase p na"nds ann dS
morrow night fat men, weighing over 10y pSs1GtS OH
Regiment Band plays every afternoon and evening,
and the elevated railroad trains stop az inc GU
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
1r,cuma.isrn Twenty Years.

have been sufferer rrom rheuma for twenty years al
mes with almost ntorIable pain had the best necal
treatment ell sorts OF remedies but without reief
Being reduced almost to anG not being able 70 walk
with cruches, was Induced to try swirl opscc ana
Il acted Ike charm and to-day entirely relieved HAVE
thrown away my crutches and In excellent health De-
eve swfs Specific viii the worst cases OF rheumatism
Mrs EZRA MERsHoN, Macon. Ca. Aug l. 81
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
ALONG Tile SOrND.

BgIpGrPonr.-David Dunn, of East Bridgeport,
was awakened at 4 a. III. yesterday by Il lhiei
taking coal from shed near his house. Partly
dressing himself, he hastcucd out and interrupted
tho thief, who turned upon him, drew knife and
stabbed him III the left lung. The wound Is &c.
we're one and 1t il thought. Will prove fatal.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
Sir GorOius " Soc

Sir GOrgius "Society's gettin' much too
mixed, yer ladyship can assure you when Lady Ms a
dyin about London in of cr hopen carriages, she
ardly ares look up for see someone she knows
on the top Of a homnibus r The Lady dwend9liae
she'll often see papa there but never me, you know
mamma and always 20 inside !"Puuch's Almanac.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen. noon. .,o arro.
Wayor and Board of Aldermen injunction case 5uPc'
Marie Garrison reference before Referee Dwight
IL o. m. ~ Nd. ona vestern Railroad
No so Wall-st., noon
Meeting OF the Police Board
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
NfW-JljRSEY.

HoBoKEN.-Thcodore Bcnning was attacked in
Hahn's beer shop No. 30 Grand-st., ut 3 a m. yes
teIdav and robbed OF 4 gold watch ana bank book.
John Naly and Daniel Gallagher. who robbed him
were arrested.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-T. Bailey ;Aldrich it g eng n}
Henry L. Pierce OF Boston Senator j. Easset1 ".
mira and Smith NJ Weed OF Plattseufg, n ra,,;JiI
Union Square HoeI~senator Dennis Mccarthy OF syra'
.Astor House-James NJ Iyhsr, VI ~ san Fran
Am
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02

PRACrICAL -" Oh. yes-capital supper! But
wasn't very hungry. lust told the wai'erto bring
the way TO pronounce mer-ln-g ges"-No, but its tho
way to get 'em!"-. Punch.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
BROOKLYN.

Engene b. Bowman, of No. l10 llenry-st. re-
ported TO the police ycstcr lay that on Wednesday
hight while he was walking III heny-s''' near
poniar-st.. three men assaed hlm and stole Ia is
gold watch worth 800.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
Salt Rheum.

These who suffer this disease should read
the following and then give Hoods sarsspa
rilla afair trial. 1t will surely do you good:
"Itake pleasure in recommending to the public Hoods
sarsaparla for IL wonders had
very severely affecting nearly my entire body. Only
those who have suffered from this disease In Its worst form
can imagine the extent Of my affection 1t is impossible
describe my suerings took many medicines but failed TO
receive benefit until Hoods sarsaparlie, Thon the
disease began subsde the watery pmpcs, with their
agonizing itch pain disappeared and am entirely
free from tho disease My blood seems 70 be thoroughly
purified my general hsalth is greatly benefited Ny wife,
seeing the benefit and being troubled with rest
Iessness at night also took Hoods sarsapara 1t helped
her very much and she sleeps perfectly wel' LYMAN
ALLEN, Sexton. n. E. Church North Chicago, III.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists 81 pei bottle; six for so Prepared
only by G. l. HOOD CO, Apothecarics, Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.