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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
BROOkLYN.

The amount Of money needed complete the Fed
cgd Buudiug IA Wa-l.lustOL-sL i s-0jO0OO
Tac Hall ~ Eocord- new county building n Full
tnn--t. and Boerun-plac", Is sottnS On toward COIN
rlctl"n.
Tie suburban lots ar. s'.l crowded every afternoon
with yon'hlu baseball enthusiasts pyiue their iANore
game The crop Of broken and bru-cd Ringers Is large
lu consequence.
John solcr. German blacksmith age twenty-five. Of
NJ. - Nortn ~iNth mango hm-cf yesterday ia tho
shop wucrc BE worried. 40 Np. 20 NOrih slIth-st No
cause j, known Tor The suicide.
Governor I'M expected to hn present ~ the opening
of the lar "l Monday 100 IL" ne" AN Regiment
Auuury. The fair VIII b. held Tor wrck AMI the pru-
c,rus Hro 10 Do used Tor htung up the company
rooms.
The man who snstcacd $50 from W. H. Kcndrick IN
| tho Commercial Bank aud caught while running
away has been identified - Charles Curnrnl-sey we
known bank burriar aud thi-t.
Tic plaza o." rro.re Park WAS lighted with ee 'clty
time as night Eleven lamps illuminate [
Ibc otstein lukwIy, from The plaza to Bedor!-i'cs
ligutrd IN the same way.
now gas company called tho Peoples and Consum-
err hes bccu organized to furnish cheap gas II Is
asserted by its Promoters that gas be- supplied
u thousand OF ~ good pnhiiy a. NO" costs ~
T. Winchester Donald. rector ~ the Church
of Ia" AsccnsOn. Newfotk Ia deliver the fourth of
His subject Is d" ODstacls- and Helps
to Cnri>ti,n Living In Citlra."
The initial games Of the Nassau Athletic Club
VIII bs hrd 40 Washington Park On Thanksgiving Day.
Many Wc!rknown athlrtes, formerly mrmbers VI the
Bro"klyu aud Williamsburg athletic clubs. have joined
the new organization.
In the brought Ia behalf of relatives in ireland by
Pullic Administrator Abbott to damages tho
death OF James Hines. Killed ny AN accident
while ia the employ OF the & Fleming Manufacture
INK Company, verdict against the company Tor 1900
was gwen yesterday.
Gilbert L. Backiord. father of Eugene g. Blackford
who Of tho United states Fish Commission and
wei known Ia dealer IN Fllton Mar ct died Yesterday
III 40 - Hcrhimorst, 1T tho ago OF seventy
lie proceeded his business In Fulton Market aud
lattcrly kept a restaurant there.
Miss Florino Smitn, daughter Of the Rev. j. Hyatt
Smith. pastor "f tho East congregational Church. died
on Thursday her home No. 100 lIartst. She was
victim typlJ Inunrial fever AMI M three weeks
Ms smith tWruy-ouo years OF age, active
uEdayschOol work. and had wide circle OF friends
Edward BOury continued his evidence yesterday in
tho to VIII OF his mother which leaves an
estate Oi Sl0o.OOb 20 him aud bis children aud OF
an adopted granddaughter Marie Maitingy with 5000
yrai. lin denied upurtunng ma her To change her
Will IN his favor, or that he took lawyer to the house
with that intent. lilo admitted telling Miss MafiDgly
that she born a pOOIhunsc aud one know her
father claimed have sufficient prOvucao In the
fact that sl 9 said lie he'd ami called him tramp
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THREE STREET ROADS WANT FRANCHISES
M. AIL.rrnnn,a EniIrnnl lnmlnillnI. NJ

busy ycs rday holding thr"r sessions q" fn honr etcn
AT a. H. tho extension of the St Nicholas Avenue Hill
r,, was taken m Lake f. CoIus argued Tor the rail-
road company, urging that the railroad WIS lie DID hY
the public. T.. MontOuX presented 4 reirOniriucc
fro several residents OF In Nrtuc-S MIudtianNIic
W. G. Trlll counsel for the " trupoftn -irttcr al
ruad COMPANY asked for an adjOur urHt untI NOvrin'
her OF .Td thIs was granted. Al The cnmuijtcc
considered tho application Of the idis"n avenue Rail
road Company, which want 10 uii I Sd IN VI Olson
ave from Furty-.ccUud to Twenty -tnIrI-sL Alfred
SLit favored the Application and no one oppONedlt
The commit at l O'Clock ucIrd regimen tor and
against grunting permission Tor railroad Erduur.
Delanceyand spriHg si- MI COzdds, who appcarcdioT
the company, id hat there med Of Cro,atu"n
railroad along that rOnc. Valentine Marsh. lu hCbai O
himself aud other prOpertyu~ncrs iua les on- arEu-
ment against the sch nc. " {. Trn. Ia behalf OF tnc
METROPOLITAN Surface Railroad Company. opposed the
road represented by Mr. Cozana on the ground that hi
own company had made application for franchise
covering these and other streets Osborn" L. Bright, tor
the Dry Dock and East Broadway Railroad ana various
property.ownols also opposed the application. Io hear
INK Wa adjourned TO next Friday.
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SENTENCED ~ TIE GENERAL SESSIONS.
i -. - IL H..

George III. EDWARDS, VINO slOic sci Ol draw
ing instruments FROM +. VI. DcyOe & co. on October
was tried yesterday before Judge Cow IN the Court
o. General ScssiOus lie declared WhCn arrested that ho
could not remember anything about himself except his
lie acted strangely aud attempted 10 give tho Inn
preston that hc was insa re- Dr. Hardy, OF tho IOms
examined hun and dec .arcd that lac sane. Testimony
was introduced Oh the trial to provo that Edwards wHs
of weak intellect but he convicted, and Judge Cow
Ing sentenced him yesterday TO four year. and six
months IN the state Prison.
Francis Wood and John Kelly, who robbed Joseph
Crown, OF No SO BOwery, Of nank-bIOk. which con-
tanned entry Of 500. pleaded guilty yesterday before
Judge Cnwug Kelly sentenced 10 1Vc years AMI SlN
months in the State Prison and Wood TO hvc years im
prsOnment.
johanna Lynch. Of No lC East EiGhty-nmth-st., had
$l27 in her trunk. On November l3 Patrick O'Bricu
stole the money and took passage hy the steamer Egypt
Just the steamer about 10 sail November II
OBricn was arrested lie pleaded guilty ana was sen
fenced yesterday by Judge C0wiug 10 three years aud
six months in the state Prison.
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NEWs FROM THE SUBURBS
Guilty. OF MANY CRIMES.

Ar, Hartman Neilson who was married to her son-ln'
law. Henry Pabdee while her frat husband was vS;
was sentenced yesterday IN the C9u % sse had
been indicted for bgamy incest aud atroGSSuS
y Neison Pahdee, who was indicted for incest; was
,.pteuced TO eighteen months in prison MRS neisOn
Sh "a 1ftvrve years old had quarrel Win her nus
hand sbont wear ago and the couple separated lhey
then lived with tber three daushters IN went
York Nelson, who steamship captain, Mel.
IN sea and Mira Nelson went to live with haIreu
daughter, the wife of Pahdee While Nelson Ma a. er
Mrs. Pnhdee ded and when he returned 10 New- ipiS
he learned that his wife had been married 10
The couple were then living in Fifthst jersey 10y
NeilsoD visited them their home, ana Whsn hc
ened tohaye his arrested for bgamy she "a,
hottie OF vrol over him, The arrest OF tne souPo
TO The indictments they pleaded guilty aud sentences wa"
al once pronounced.
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SHIPPIAT NEIVS.
FORT OF NEW.YOHK........ FRIDA
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
Steamer city Of Ierln tBr and, Liverpool Nov 10,
Queenstown H. with Mdse and ~ cabin aud 90 sterage
passengers to Peter Wright sons Arrived at the lat ~
steamer Rorierer iBr nm Lvcrpool Nov with mdse to
Steamer Warwick nm. LObOctt. Bris oct swansea
i,c and ~ steernee passenges 10 Morgan
7o.mer lon1u lCer POhle Bremen Nov =. southlmpton
TO- win md,e and ~ cabin aud steeago passengers to
Oclrlchs & co. Arrived AZ the Bar NJ 1910 m
steamer Dc huytcr oH. Brai'n-. bordeaux Nov with
AMI 81 cabin ana A. stern{e passengers to Funch Edge
n 90. arrived Az me hA ~ > !" w. ,,,t a., ,. LII,
steamer Scot mr. lApsey Port Antonio ~ DAYS with
steamer Cnsnette Quick, New Orleans days, with mdse
toJ Van sickle - -
with chalk and empty barrel. To ORDER vessel 10 snow Bur
CESS. =.
10 border weasel toJ v hth'y p CO. ma .
BARK ATee tAust. SsJonoyich Lisbon 80 days with mdse
10 order vessel la Bela C0sulich.
Ihrk has lilce of Portland. Bailey, London 80 days.
with chalk Ia order. vessel tO J II Wine hester & Co.
Bark Falmouth 'Br Mucnlml Windsor M, ID days with
plaster 10 oruerj vessel 10 snow & Burgess.
plaster to q W BertauI.
SUNSEr-wlnd 49, sandy Hook. light Me- fair. At CITY
Island light, We, fair
SANDY HOo1. 10 Blrometcr $3.50, rheruo noter. 40
Wind. r. II miles swell light, y f. Weather clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Canada lBrl Pearee London Nov l. with mlse
steamer Madrid tspanl. Gaez Havana days. with mdse
800 pm.
CLEARED
Grecian Monarch (Br) BristOw London Patton,
Vickers & Co.
Steamer ttrura tRrl, Cook, Liverpool Queenstown
steauor Thihgvaa DAM Laub Copenhagen and stottn
Punch. Edye 4 90.
sfrawcr Man tGcr) Chr.torcrs Bremen via southampton
-OeIChs d 60.
steamer Porna Br Dawson, Halifax aud st Johns. Nj
steancr Acapu shaakord AspInval Pacific Mail SsCo
Steamer vertumnus lB Legoe, Kingson-o Vessels AGO
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ASSESSMENTS AGREED on.
The Board for the Correction and

He BOaTU IOl Tic IOrreCtlOn and REVISION
of Assessments yesterday agreed Gu the following:
In Forty second It, from Thrdavc the
River. .iJH 49, regulating and grng sidewalk In 4
Nicholas place from Dnohundrrti- ami uftieth.st
Nicotssye. $l246 -; paving vii granite Forty thTt
be 1erODd AMI Ilird aVc-. 500 49, NTH
between JDehu 2de and ehund
sndhfty second SITS. S1lGS+- regulating and grading
LightV-uinth.st from EiEIib Tenth u Il, .
regu and grading Onebundrrj and st.
WI rs Hood T5.J-1 o.; ding
one hundred and nifty tnd~t from lhd 10 Fuurtn aves
81 1l3 81; gulstng and grading One hundred
fourtb-st from Third to AieIamersye, Si2 - paving
with granite blocks ghthaye. IRON nohuHdre.. and
twenty hh-st to ne huDdIedand ioy.lfth so %.
paving with mite blocks Unc hundred-st nom lhirG to
FOurth-aye. So 80 Oh regulating and grading tYhty
THRUST from the Boulevard 10 Riverside Drive t225
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ANOTHER DELAY ~ gHE KLEr cASE.

No progress WAS made Yesterday III me
h en- libel ease before Justice German ~ - loikNlic
Ponce CuuII. halt an hour was iriitcfcd away !"
waiting and after another hai hnuru legal spdrlh- lhr
sc WIS adjourned utt J. o'cuck tj-uay &, rus " F'Ii
was present a. Il representative of tho Nnhaitdn u
vatcd hallway Company john II. S,rahHh, one "I
KreS lawyer, argued puCbcIuu y Tor AN Jd'urniutu
he sad that hc W;titrd 20 untrIriIui drhuncy Whh
the Diaiici-Atto ncy wa, .uiHg pursue ~ tuc
matter He had protested AGAINST 'N-JUdEc Green ana
Alnu " Goodwin bein. dccgaied hy the Di-trict-At-
tOrnrY represent the people, bee thcI really fel
-, med the MAMMA IAN Elevated Railroad people. re
said thai he had that morning seen Assistant - lIt-
Attorney Purdy who. Understood, hid ChIrSc or inc
casr Ind Mr.. PurdV told him that b" could not loo"
after the case the afternoon, and tmt IL "oud have
no prc iIttion for All * mi EiUOn A'Si'ld0l D-lct
ATTORNEY Paris WhU arrived lau, -Iid That ne mai
shurt t,iu rrytou~ criNcd Instructions from District
Attorney MARITIME to rcpTe-cnt Lin III the Sc WHhnul
way Sup"r>"dh% M"r-I~. Green ih" 'u"' v ~
I'm, az Mr. Gtruaus reiterated and vigorous rcpIc-rn-
tation. tutt he was entirely unprcparci Justice Cor
man consented TO an adjournment.
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TIE PROSE UroR BECAME PRISONER.

George C. Dobson, the son of the
banjo player applied to Justice Power at
the Jefferson Market Police Court for
summons against his wife and her father. who he
alleged, persocutlng him. Yesterday his lawyer
stated that Dobson had been married. fifteen months
and recently Informed HIS wife that he could
live with her He had paid her 80 week since she
had come 10 hs place OF business, No. l27O Broadway,
with her father and he had only escaped by climbing
tho back fence. William Ripley, the father OF
Mrs JlobsOn, who In eXpOllceman aud the janor Of
No. BOnd-st. with his daughter IN court and WAS
much excited. Justice Power held the husband Tor OK.
animation Oh Il charge OF abandonment
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yesterday administered scathing rebuke TO the
pUlce authorities. He said

There are more than 1900 places In this city where IN
to, iouting liquors sold and liz probably tWo VI
them the law IL violated every day and the police VIM
administer laws have found II would SEEM 'DIs
poor woman, bring here instead OF DIlp2ihe soo
politics and who have surrounded themselves VIZ
thousands of persons who are helping them 10 preaA IN
law Ii is remarkable fact that this Is the only case III
long tino brought IN this court where the polce n
performed or attempted to perform r onll
duty. IN this case there - no PROOF,
no actual proof that liquor was sou sou.
IL there. The place was open on the Sao.aon S
anything tending to snow that liquor was sold ne court
would feel hound submit the case 10 Su nov" w
standing the fact that this unfortunate female eeIec.e
example instead Of the strong vigorous &
men who are engaged this business all over inc CITY
and constantly Violating the law bu there IL none ana
IN is yonr dnty TO acnut this womsniO want ofovdchce
and the clerk wi enter verdict 10 that enect thG IL
from
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NEW-JERSEY.

UopoKEN.-Jobn GiIdersleeye, Young blacksmith.
disnpucared from his homo, No I'll Willow ave, on
Monday. Yesterday a coat and hat belonging TO nm
ycrr fOund at the foot OF Fhst. II Is believed hai
the missing man has committed suicide. His WIG dlcu
two weeks ago and since thcn his mind has not Deeh
right 81, ,-.-..,,,.
Street Gang on Wcnc sday night upset kettle of poll
inc water over Mrs Daniel sweeney oi No - ho--ut,
st Mrs. Sweeney vas so badly scdlded that Sue VIII
probably die.
NEW EETN-wICK.-Nrs Edward F. Martin, VINO
caused tile arrrst OF ner husband IN jersey 'i'! on
Thursday for Kidnapping their son. 1. @tAylhg ~ lHe
h0n.c OF her SOL George BcTdnc The boy i Win
her.
Observation-Disclosures Latham. ago twelve. was killed by
srrri.ctr In ITarrson-ayr Secnnd-st ye5I'rIay
lie along Of earth thrown OUT OF y
ny french when the earth crh- feet gave wayt nd h
was thrown under the whp~ls Of the car Two lbote'
were buried In trench ~ iIarTOu-nNc and badly injured
They were engaged IN laying water pipe when me rart'
crvcd IN on them They rcacucd hy their fellow
woTEncn. one man was seriously Iugt apOn' thc pou'
and the other hai = lex broken.
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SOWING FOR THE FEIENDLESS

The American Female Guardian Society and
Home for the Freude-s ~ IL. oldest charities of
the The home erected thirty-sN years hy tho
society has sbCtCiel teus Of thousands OF nOm"lcss
adults aud children aud from ii have out 10 happy
homes through the country thousands OF little waif II
has under its care, IN the home and It's twelve in
dustral schools, over 5000 children. The annual
Thanksgiving reception VIII bo held at the Home. No
81 East Thrtirh-st. Several hundred children Will
have good dinner provided for tnem there. and public
exercises will he held III the chapel at $50 and 73O to-
when the scholars will be tho chief entertainers
The shelter nurseries, dOrinitOr!cs play rooms VIII
be open from nOoi, until 81 b. H. 1hanksg1ving dinners
will also be provided for several thousand children
their re- pcCtvC sciIOO.-rOoI daring the week
tThutiOns TO all these dinners sOcItcd. Poultry
ana meats cooked aud unc0pked. vegetables and apples
pies and cakes, Will hc thankfully rccCivOi
Of all Kinds aud shoes Tor the Cnidren also needel
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RicnaRp RrrLEES rlcIrRES SoLD.

The private picture gallery al Richard
Butler was sod last night Mt Ortsi"s Co. galleries
No So Broadway. The ball well nllcd, ana the
bidding hrisa 10 certain point. hut T. Il. kuhy, the
auctionccr said That the whole prices w"rc low.
Picture dealers formed the majority ~ tho purchhsrr-
"sah GinrgiuA large Landscape b. :. Il & norl, Tor
merry of this city brought $3.50 by FAR the best prcc OF
the evening. Tho First Quarter or the Moon by {.
l. Muller OF Paris, kn"c ted down AT Tl4oo " Inc
Wine Testers" by David Col. ~ Antwerp. wont Tor
$3.50. aud tho rcst Of the collection Of ninety three
PICTURES brought various prices ranging from 80 TO
300. The total amount realized was over Sl2,oOu
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the cASE or rHE sMoinERED cHiLD.

The inquest was begun yesterday in the case
OF ic infant child, whom us mother. Mrs. Magyr John
seU, al East seventy ciglts NewIOfk, sInOthrred In
the BrOOAlyu nursery, on Thursday. Mrs kIckes as
-stHDt marion III the nursery, testified u finding the
In The act ~ smothcring her other child, year
half ola aud to the discovery OF tn dead infant IN
the bed. note found III Mrs. Johnstons porket at
dressed to her sister "as read threatening TO leave her
home The Inquest was adjourned.
Klcliaru Johnston, tho husband sad his wife had
acted strangely ever slnce they married several
times shO had acted Insane fashion. Recently she
had ,Ompancd Of pains Ia her head lie denied that
drank tre"tud her uHkndly Mrs. Johnstois de-
when shO saw her husband was sOmeW
strange.
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ASKING FoR A POLIcE CHoRUS

Inspector Dilks, Byrncs and Steers were
collected by tho board OF Police yesterday TO examine
pdtrOlnrn who are candidates for promo ion. They
nrc send 10 the Commissioners every month an ei
bic list OF mon for appointment TOnndsmon aud ser
ecants. Candidates to be tested their knowl-
edge of Laws which relate to police Matters OF corpora
ton ordinances and OF Routine duties IN tho police
stations.
Tho GARD ref erred 10 superintendent Murray letter
from Mrs. ". III. Nelson aud Mrs. Max Strako-ch I'm.
qurins II members of the force would bo permitted To
appear In performances or The Pirates OF Penzhncs
this winter. SerGeants Thompson. OF the Twelfth Pre-
Cnct and Iucrsscn, Uf the Twenty third Precinct were
fined for negccIing 10 pay debts
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NEWARK.

The employees OF Herman BOrleman's emOroldciiy
works strlick yesterday account OF reduction III
Annie uoifnagle the yonnG girl arrested for SWIMMING
shopkeepsrs was sent to jail yesterday In deIaut OF
50 600 bail There nine charges against ner anu s1
plrads guilty 10 all OF them. Since Wednesday inc srl
has eaten nothing.
Tho Board Freeholdors held special neetlhS ye
+srd,v 10 take ocon on the Grand Jury ndicmcn1 III
was explained that OF the FrcehOueFs nau pfpll
officially informed OF the indictment, Dnt thhI heinp'
~ tho brand Jury had stated that had been found
and there was no doubt tho fact. Resolutions were
The ourt Of Over and Tcrmner 10 n III. today TO
plead 10 any Indictment that may have been found.
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MHArIs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Miss Kate Fields lecture on Social and POLITICAL
Crimes OF Utah" Chickering Hall, y. m.
Aldcrmeu's Committee ON Railroads, City Hail. IL
a. IN.
Seventh Regiment Athletic Club games, Armory even
ing - -, ,,.s., ,.,o p.n,ist
Church, il u. m. . - a., ~, IN
Meeting of graduates or Grammar SCHOOL NJ A''
school building, p. III. 49,, ,,,-.. IN
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on shall be printed Copies are to De sen. 70
The schools for distribution among the nrono.ed
changes desired that tho obeotona0is
the plan may be stated and the remedes % S teatures
Of the proposed changes viii DO discussed %a "a that
the rest "a doubtfu though most Of the members are
nclncd to favor the measures. II the pan srs viii
tho additional $50 900 appropriated 70 tno sa4"' ~
On 10 the funl for building new schools.
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name Ed,tor OF The Tribune.

SIR: That evil report may not travel too FAR ahead o
the ruth the Senate Committee having adjourned lor
three DAYS resp .ctuy ask your Insertion OF the lot
lowing which will be my testimony at its next meet
ing: ., ,-,,--..,.- .a n
That have never received directly or indirectly, az
loan or otherwise any portion OF the salary OF cxsichOg
rapher OCunuOT nor has any person Dy my autAoiI'y
or to my know ledge or with my consent
That on tie contrary, hearing sOme rumOrs, ] exam
jnoI OConnor and he denied dividing his salary ant
caused him TO make affidavit thereto In writing WHICH,
fortunately, now have.
That on his acknowledging the authorship OF an IN
truthful and malicious letter to me, Immediately sus
Deudrd h,n temporarily hng his desk with Mr. James
" loOley. Hence the suit In Kings County which tue
hest efforts OF General and Frederick A Ward
INV counsel failed TO induce the pldnIh I" try last June
Nrls- York, Nov. 20, 1880 WILLIAM IL NELL
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rHr SrtIE MfDIcIL ASS0cHTToN.

Alter their NlulCl on lNluNudl ulEh' lu'
Ncy- York -tnta Medical Association wa able % tan
another 5Icge 81 medical addresses yesterday. Tue
m,oting wus held ~ the Carnegie Laboratory ID East
Tw-nty--Nth.s. rs al the paprr- Rad required pr''
Teal atrntlns, which could not no made Al Tie
Murray Hnl IIoic!. Dr. Robert Newman opened the
sessiou shortly after o'clock Win an address 81,
-omc Treatments 10y l.lct trol}si II" was iolnwcd
hy Drg Samuel ". smith, TnomIs w. Maney. Grprsc
Harrison john -hrldy Hud Jacob Hartmann. Al! 81 TINS
CIV Or UdttuAuu del ycrrd two al rrs.e-. AItcr ~
incrmis.on Tor lunch Drs. L"wis \. -dy'r aid JONI
. (ioucy. both Of this city, addressed N" assembly
A. no further brought up Tor discussion
the annual meeting, after session 81 four days
Al ,,ur 81
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth 4renue Hotet-Senator Warner AlllieI;
NJ H.rkmer: Congressman william II. sowden. o.
Pennsyyania and Colonel A. 5. Buford OF Richmonaa
va Westminster HOteL-Ex-GOvernor Heuiy ~
Hoyt OF Pennsylvania. BrcrooT H0uSf-GeoISS H
Po6esOn, OF New.Jersey ..Astor HohseIbisnoP
OReilly of Springfield, Mass sTtesa NeJ mg"''
Lieutenant Commander w. Dickns u C. NaNS''''''
drond central Roei-Lyda Thompson.
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Announcements.
no particular care

Being entirely vegetable, no particular care
IA re0ured while using rr Pierces Pleasant Purgatye
Pellets" They operate without disturbance to the consuu
lion diet or Occupation For SICK headache cOnstpatl
i'm eructatious from e s,onasa
bgd mouth bilious attacks pain in IeSion thneys
internal fever boated feeling about stomach rnsu Oh Dioou
20 head, take Dr. Piorces Pellets" BY druggists
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UUr.rroRr- More INDIAN bones were ioIu yc'ter-
DAY IN ai excavation near tho holsc 81 ]. l. tuu d.
Dr.. Ilnlg King Lander, M"riiu' E'rifk 'hl
U,wcr4 agrer ~ the opinion thf tho prevalence OF
dIpgtnrra her i- not likely 20 prove epidemic.
Sr,ur.. Rp.-As Mrs.. Henry \. stone, A'lu% at Sow
HIM. about Two miles from stanford was driving aiot
Af!Iutir-avr un Ihur.da,, ACCOMPANIED hy Two hdc'
ron Eropyu. her horse turned Nnd lcny ana tIc" lr
marty out u the carriage causing considerable JJ 10
tIl L ~
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LONG ISLAND.

- TIur4 az bcne IAN sup0iy wa'cr nom
the works OF Tho Fla'bJ-h water Company - the real
dents OF ParkvIllr tui Windsor lcrricH
JtMAra-Mls. arrc Potter the daughter or Picrpoht
Potter ha. been cummticd 20 an insane h~t uh "a" -
AN aul, Iughtrr Jud vas 10 ht married TINS month";
W0opu.yIN.. Joseph Blanchard utrusted his Will Ia
III, ry Mr. Lei nd shortly before his death Yesterday
vbrn Nr Leland Hont 10 have y prohntci ne Was M
aile 10 ind h. lie Wa 1I Tho Nlnessc5 10 the VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
JERSEY CITY

Ioorord Cotton one OF the oldest engineers in the
emnny of the Jersey CITY Ferry Company dleu ye5trI
dav at his houle Mercer and Grove sts from hiuHoJ
disease 1919, 80 tho Gar.
The funeral Of Rev. Father Rrsuse, pastor OF inc 1oi
man Catholic Church. who diod on Monday, t0oK Pl'co
Yesterday at the church In Flrst'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

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