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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-12

SHOOTING INNS aLFBTACCTDENE
AdOlph Licbcnach, age twenty-one, OF college
Point, 1. L. whs cleaning revolver yesterday acct
dcntaly shO himself just above tho heart ana Is
ed, In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-12

DEMOCRATIC "HEELERs" AT THE NAVY YAED.
The wal king delegates in the building trades
complain that a number Of political "hesers nave
been put to work in the Navy Yard that they arc men
who are not mechanics aud put to work solely Tor
political reasons by the Democratic politicians OF luis
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
A RECENT CABINET SLATE.

Wdshtngton Dispatch to The Ns,s York World,
1t il now understood that William T.. Whit
ney oil probability will be Secretary Of the Navy, at
least his name Is row being considered In connection
with that place II s also matter OF fact that General
McClelans name still Deing very favoraby c0nsid
cred by Presidentelect Gle, Gland n Whitney has the
Navy Department then the Treasury viii 20 West Ex-
Senator Mcdonald Of Indiana, has been mentioned In
connection with this portfolio lie has very consistent
hard money record from which Ne has never deviaed
even during the widest OF the sofn0ney excitement In
the West lie is excellent lawyer IL is abso-
iutely essential for a Secretary Of the Treasury
to have legal experience. as he Is constantly called
upon to pass complicated legal ques-
tions requiring rigid professional training to properly
consider The selection Of Secretary OF the Treasury s
still OF the most vexed questions that Mr. Cleveland
has consider. The slate In Mr. Clevslsnds mind to
night would probably read follows: Secretary of
state, Thomas Bayard OF Delaware Secretary Of the
Treasury Joseph Mcdonald Of Indiana; Secretary OF
War. William b, Villas, Of Wisconsin Secretary Of the
Navy, william O. Whitney, Of New-York Postmaster
General. General George y. Mcclellan, Of NewJersey;
Secretary OF the Interior L. q lamar OF Mississippi;
Attorney General Augustus IL. Garland, of Arkansas
The above IL the combined result OF conversation with
three leading United States Senators who have visited
kewYork this week, who have made Cabinet among
themselves which seems to them DO probable, " least
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
NOT THE NAN HE THOUGHT

A well-known railroad official stood quietly
awaiting the arrival Of boat In the PennsyWahia hn
road ferryhousc In Jersey City yesterday nOrni9 o
about six feet in height broad shOudered ana neavy
built has unusually dignfed face and carriage anu h
has the reputation OF being proud or hmse anu Vi lis
family name.
train had just arrived and amongit passengers was
Jcrseynan from the sand-ck region lie was taii ean
and hungry looking His clothes, OF coarse dark texture
had evidently been bought with the idea OF giving MIN
chance grow Beneath Derby hat, that sat uneasl
the top his head. q sun-burned face pair OF
innocent, though inquisye and nose many sz es
ing fabby family grip.ack and gazing with open.
mouthed asonishnent at the many things new 10 nn no
appeared verdantly beautiful Reaching the gateway 10
the ferry. he accostcd the gatenan with rich hasai
twang.
The gaternan is noted for his practical jokes He
looked the qestoncr smiled and told hin ne coud
@ His ne swept sss
hsre Of he rnoaa u oea who stood Calmly with his
hands behind his back waiting for the boat tnat was
WHO'S that air big fe.ier stranger ~ the gateman
heard through the hissing steam and ringing bells
wiDked as he took the Jersey sample BY the and
whispered contdentally Why, that's John L. sullivan
Ycou don't say Well by gosh and jimmy. he's big
un He deon look much IKE hts pcer thoagn odR s1a. a.
much like fighter as Josh Sims" A..
mo, that's he don't look as bad as he IS SAID tne
alway. likes to have people speak to him. That's TALL
Yeou doen't say Well, I'd make um stare when
got hum could only speak to him., said the rustic.
"He' be glad to YOU Just 80 over and introduce
"we, by gosh. will" And I'm few strides the conn,
tryman in front OF the railroad official He looked
stuck out his hand and shouted I'm glad to you.
Mr. sullivan deont think you could lick Josh SIMS
{" Why. you npudent scoundre. what do yon mean
You-you- Take me for przeighter Get out OF my
way. And giving the Jerseyman push tDat sent nun
way aud the gripsack another, the railroad oncia
started for the boat that had just struck the dock with
an expression on his face that would have made mao
dog sick at heart.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY LEASE.

The Dock Committee of the Board of Aldermen
yesterday listened to persons interested IN Tue
lease of the Staten Island Ferry. A. IL. Van lassc
the auctioneer testified that he sold the ferry leases
to Staten Island and Bay Ridge from Whitchals st.
purchaser at rental of 81 900 year for the pier
property and 1ll4 per cent of the gross receipts.
by order of the Controller no attention was paid 10
the bids of John Ii. Starin and james McNamee;
Ex Controller Grant testified that he had Instructed
Mr.. Van Ta.sel relative to the bids. The offer oil
Mr. Starin OF 81 1000 rental for thcipier and per
be for the best interests of the city to accept and
the operations Of the ferry for the first SIX months
under the Rapid Transit Company proved this. Inc
total receipts of the company tor the TWO ferries ior
the six months ending January 81, 1855, were
$l2O,77s AZ. At l4L per cent this would be
Sl7,2l0 80 and $1,000 for dock rent, making q
have produced $l7,t82 2s. making gain TO tho
city of $5,Ols 90. Mr.. Starin as the lessee, Tor
the previous SIX months paid tine city T6Zoo on;
showing an increase under the new lease o.
xlo,oUU i3.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

were tn en- last night fur her than the appointment
of committee to obtain the rules Of the Epglly,n
club. When this committee reports ~ - pio'"'''
that formal organization Will DO enoc'ou'
POLICE JUSTICE DUFFY HAS TAUGHT SCHOOL
Mr. Van Colt, first assistant in the Ihrtetn.ss., ~.
public school, complained to Justice Duffy at Ino
Jefferson Market Court yesterday tnat annsd amonad
every one about the school. II know what tne
annoyance is," said the Justice II nave De1n
principal of schools myself" "Yes, had tno
eoua.s.p said Mr. Van Colt. "It is the same STILL,
replied Mr.. Duffy. "Aschool teacher holds as hlg1
a position as any man In this country" Inc pau
boy was locked up for three days.
The Farmers Club met yesterday in the cooper
Institute to hear paper by Peter Henderson, OIL I
Jersey City. on How farmers can utilize ruit
Mr. Henderson related several Instances wnich nau
fal.en under his personal notice OF farmers VINO %
had cultivated market vegetables upon portions OIL
their farms with the greatest success. A 1armer
near Rochester, he SAID, having o farm OF hfly
acres, had devoted thirty acres TO the raising OF
early cabbages for the Rochester market; 10 oon Un
these thirty acres he mad made profit OF $6,ooO
The cultivation Of celery has been most success
fully carried on by the farmers at Kalamazoo,
Mich. and their crop for 1884 will probably reach
5000 tons.
TOO MANY SUGGESTIONS IN VALENTINE -.
Miss Moses and Mrs Derrickson. lawyers wiie,
live in a Lexingt6n-aye Hat house. Visitors to TO
bell. Mrs Derrickson plays the piano. Miss Moses
had SAID that banging" the piano was all the
lady was good for and Mrs. Derrickson had
responded in terms rejecting on the color of Miss
Mosrs's hair which her friends say Is golden Mrs.
Derrickson took valentine to the YoTkyille Court
Yesterday which she sure her neighbor had sent
her. bnt Miss Moses denied having done so. Ine
valentine not ornamental and IT expressed the
happiness that would reign in the DeighbOrhood
If the screamer" would practice at the wash-tub
instead of the piano. II also told how sweetly the
infant population would sleep II the piano was not
kept busy from morning till night Justice Murray
advised the dsputants to go home and quit quarrel
ling.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
STATEN ISLAND.

srApLRroH.-The tenth annual Charity Ball for
the benefit If the :. X. Smith lniirmary, will be
held on Monday evening IN the German Club
Roderick Cameron, Captain A. T.. X. Benham, of
the United States Navy. and Erastus Brooks.
Among the lady patronesses arc Mrs. George Will
lam Curtis. Mrs Sidney DcKay. Mrs, H. NJ. de
Thysebacrt. Mrs. Eugene Dubois, Mrs. Francis
EnaIcott, Mrs. Giraud Elliott. Mrs William Tenn
pletou johnson, Mrs. Edward Livingston, Mrs,
Read Benedici Mrs Erastus Brooks, Mrs. titzhugh
Mayo. Mrs Dewitt stafford, Mrs. Clifton Wheeler,
Mrs. Benia,an NJ. Whitock, Mrs. Ambrose Wood
and Mrs. Samuel Roosevelt
Elections were held throughout Richmond County
yest erday TO fill county and town offices.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Marie-Garrison suit. Supreme Court
Boarl OF Trade and TrnnsportatiOn, 2 y. IN.
Xavier Union dinner. Dciniopico'r evening
broadway aud Cable Railway Commissioners' meet
ing. , ,...,,,..
Metropolitan Hotel. =. IN.
IA League Baseball Convention, Jersey Slty.
vcthod-t Book Concern Committee meeting.
Annual meeting OF Larchmont Yacht Club, Del
inOnicOs. ..,, =, ~, o...-.
close OF Fanciers' Club exhibition, Madison Square
Garden. 90, -, t.
Yonuv Mems Republican Club. No. ~ West Twenty
seycnthst.. : p. III.
Constitution Club, No. 6t Madi 'on-a'c, > i. H.
Meeting OF the Dock Department -
Avenue Opera House, y. m
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
BROOKLYN.

II is now expected that the first train over the
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad will run on March 10.
The Court of Appeals has confirmed the cOnvic-
tion of murder in the first degree of George II.
Mills who murdered his wife on October q. 1888.
i'm his home in North Sixthst
Police Justice Walsh decided yesterday that the
wounding Of James Mccormick, by iolicenan
McAfco was firing his pistol to frighten some boys.
Paul Bauer was arraigned yesterday upon a
charge of allowing bets on horse races to be made
and recorded in his club house on Coney Isiana
for which the Grand Jury had indicted him, He
was admitted to So. 900 bail and his trial set down
for February 10. George Miller, who sold the
pools in Bauers Club House. was also indicted ana
hall in hail
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
RAILWAY COLLISION AT EAST NEw-YoRK.

The second collision within few days on the
Long Island Railroad occurred Yesterday at
Atlantic and Van Sicen aves., East New-fork
A rapid transit train bound for Brooklyn, running
on telcgraphic orders. had stopped at station,
when through train from Jamaica which was
behind time ran into u. There was q heavy fog.
Conductor Koeher of the rapid transit traln saw
the other train aud ran back with his red lantern.
signalling his engineer to go ahead, but there was
not time To get out Of the way. The platform ana
rear end OF the last Of the rapid transit tram
were crushed by the locomotive OF the through
train, which was also badly injured The pas
sengers in the rear car rushed for the front door
when they heard the approaching train, ana
tumbled over each other in their haste. No one was
seriously hurt. Ernest Whitney received severe
confused wound on the head.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF SEwYoRK. TUESDAY FEB 10. 1888


PORT OF NEw.YoRK TUESDAY. FEB. 10. 1888
ARRIVED. ,
steamer Alesa (Fr velat Marsele, Jan g. Naples Is
Mespa - and Gibraltar 10 with mdse aud passengers to
xsss,s ,r ossn, Gene Jan m u via Delaware
yaiencat and Gibraltar is with ndsc and pas'engerst to
steamer TeSOuts Er Evans Grsna,a Jan % T,indaa
and e kts with m.e and passsn y,rs to teayera Co
a. ns H'es re oage 6 Jsreme IL AK cayes Is
me- % Aux Cages 81 Jercmi 3 Port au Prince - and Port
steamer Nsgi1a BAKER Havana Feb and st Augustine
with mdse and pissen 70 Jas + WarI(e Co
steamer CITY OF san ANTONIO. Wilder Fernandna Feb 8,
gers to Chss II Mallory q Co
os %Iia m%s aud Sasssnsers Old Dominion co..
steamer Gaucus Bearse Boston with mdse ana passengers
shin ord Halfa1 congion. Antwerp Dec % with
BARK f Powell Hanna RIO Janeiro 80 days, with coffee
To ORDER vessel 10 Jonas smith Co ~
Bars Prysbor 8r, Masters. DunSirk 40 days in ballast
sUNsEr-wind sandy HOOK, fresh NV clear. At
CITY Island. same.
IL pm-Sandy Hook Barometer.29 rhermomctor' Isl
Wind. W. 81 miles, Weather. fair.
CLEARED.
Steamer Pa RT Graham deyS9s
steamer Loeb Kannoch (Brl Lee Acknowledgment,
steamer isoaor Fs, Hsa,erns uayTe-Lous de nes,an
Steamer fhornc Holmc Br Holmes, Progroso- BeIoni
steamer Acapulco shackford. Aspinwai sc-Pacinc Mall
Steamer City Augusta. Nckcrson. savannah-Henry
steamer Gen whitney. Bsarse. Boston-H Dmock.
Elisabeth Haberstadt Amsterdam Ruger
ship Barbarossa CGsr Rausoh. Marseilles-Theo Ruger
Ship Comet (oer,. segcner Hong Kony-Herman Koop
ship Anna Ger, Helniers Yosohama-IIerman Koop
4 Co.
BARK Cibole Cosuch, bed ,a5atch and Constantine
ple-SlocOVich & 20.
Bark Flag or, Gowertsen Hamburg-Funch. Edye Co.
Bari Havana Rice Hayana-W ID Mnnson.
Trento ltal FaLio, Penang, BEi-Nernon IL Brown
Bark Albert " DAM. veneon, Dubn-Hatton. Watson
BARK Ida Ger. Fesentelat brisbane. ouecnsandRw
BARK Augustine Cor. Zimders and valparaso-w
X Grace Go.
SAILED
Steamer, chateau Margaux for Bordeaux Prinz FrepK
Carl Altoona: Acapulco, Aspnval; Gcntyne, Laguayra
CITY OF savannah esso. Baltimore, kanawha
Newport News.
ship SuliOe Valparaiso
Bark Haydn for SIN sapore.
THE MOVEMENTS Or STEAMER
FoREI3S PORTS.
GLASGOW Feb l0-Arrved steamer state OF Indiana,
Rche from New.York Jan %
novRR Feb i0Arved steamer Salerno tBf Wilson. from
NswxSTs an y Feb iSr Aved steamer Somerset s
James, from New.iork Jan ~
HAVANA Feb steamer City OF Puebi Deaken,
from New.YoIk. for Mexican ports - IN,
UAIIPAA. lO-Arryed steamer Ctrcasslan lBrl.
Hughes from Liverpool. for Portland
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
VARIOUS NEW.JERsEY TOWNS.

ORAxGE.-About $500 was realized at the enter
tainmcnt of the VALLEY Dramatic Association for
the south Norwalk strikers.
MoNTCf ARA number of citizens hayc begun
the formation Of a hand fire engine company
FiIZABRTH.-A temperance convention will be
held IN the rooms of the Red Ribbon Club on Friday
night. Every clergyman IN the city has been in-
yit.d To attend.
WEST hoDoKEN.-Policcman Matthews went
Yesterday 20 the house Of Karl lIeringschlactcl. at
The Weayert0wu road and Bruelng-pI.. 10 serve q
warrant for assault and battery Tho officer IN the
at,ic found lieliagschlacteps body hanging from a
Iaiter.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

There was another long interval Of silence, during
Which each stole cautious glances at the otner
In such case" said the third man, who sat oppo-
site, I" should advise you to trade boots"
Willingly" was the response In ch0rus
As they were making the exchange the porter csme up
with the remark: - ,.-..n
al dun reckon got dem ar butes mixed Up sweon nn
You two gemlen an each of you has got on de wrong
par"
knew It all the time," said the fat man.
80 did I " added the other -.
But ri be hanged il let any Wisconsin man outdo
me In pOliteness." ,,,,y
And wisconsin don't take no back seat for Missouri
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
LONG ISLAND.

EAST Nrw-YoRK.-Wiliam Miller. age forty-one,
of shepard and New Lots aves. shot himself IN the
Ills habits of life were disspated, and he had shown
mental alteration.
LONG ISLAND CIrY.-Thc General Term has ap-
pointed Colonel William T.. Cogswell NJ referee to
hanty, against whom the Law and Order Associa-
tion mas made charges.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
HOME Ne WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


WindSOr HOfeI-EX-UOvef JaTntS r.. rIIE.
lIsh OF Connecticut . Victoria Hotel Viscount Wey-
mouth, OF England ... Grand Central Hotet-ExGoy'
ernor John L. Barstow and Judce H. II. wheeler OF Yer
mont Clarendon Hotel Lieutenant Colonel Rhodes.
ef Quebec. .Ilfh Areaue HotI-Cslonel \ Buforh'
OF Richmond Va and ". X. Ackerman, Of Chlcago.....
HOFFMAN House-ES Congressman solomon Buhiy. OF
oxford n Y... Giisep HOuse-Ex- Congressman Worth
ington e. Smith OF Vermont and Gardiner j. Hubbard.
OF Washington. ...... Hotel BrunSeok-Thomas NJ. King,
vice OF the Baltimore aud OHIO Railway Cohs
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
Jersey CITY.

The meeting OF the Eastern Baseball League VIII
be held az iaylors Hotel to-day.
William Sheridan president Of Branch No; II,
Ancient Order of Hibernians. aud John Buckley,
Patrick Farmer and Patrick aud James fltzpatiick
the committees who by order Of tho president
elected James Reilly from q meeting of the organi-
zatlon, were required 10 give bail yesterday to
answer 10 q charge Of nssanlt and battery.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
WESTERN RITALS IN POLITENESS.
. From The Detroit Free Press.

They sat together In tho smoking cOmpart-
memt OF the sleeping after breakfast aud were very
0uet for long time. At last the fat man remarked:
eel Ia curious how travelling affects people, For
instance feet nre so swollen that only keep my
boots on with positive agony"
e And how odd that am affected just tho opposite
way replied the other my feet shrink 80 that could
almost get both feet Into one boot"
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
WHY THE REV. MIR. DAY RESIGNS.

Several Young men were engaged IN game OF
pool in the Hatfield House, whcA adjoins the fres-
byterian Church in Broome st., yssterday, when
property of the church. and is sustained by II. =.
b. Kelsey, one of the nembers Of the church, VINO
was Watching The game, said. in reference 70 the
xcsignation of Mr. Day, the pastor of tho church,
which Will take effect April "He has been pastor
Of tho church for four years, and Is the best OF
terms with the members. The difficulty is In the
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

dav unon charge of stealing diamond pin worth
5000 from her mistress. When Mrs. Morse iounu
her pin missing on Friday she wsnr M van 70 .nS De-
tective Kelly laid trap FOR her, ana hau .nra
Morse leave her husbands purse, with several
marked Ss II it. IN ne, tad Mrs Morse of her bus
bands carelessness in leaving the purse ana adae9
that shs could have made a raise" # she wantsd
TO- But when Mrs Morse sT tsS iaS to the
detective the theft of the PIN ana IL was recoVereo
DOCTORS THINK RUSS WAS MURDERED.
THEY DO NOT BELIEVE HE COULD HAVE MADE The
WOUNDS FOUND ON HIM.
In order to ascertain. IL possible, whether the
death of Charles Russ. was due to selt-inflicted
iniures or not, Coroner Hesse, and Drs. valentine
and French made more careful examination OF tne
body yesterday at Herbert ana aa Gran., ~. ~.
BROOKLYN, the inquest having been postponed. me
following wounds were discovered one punctured
wound, iracturing the skull. evidently made WIN
a sculptOr's chisel five pnnctured scalp "oun"s, >
evidently made with the same instrument, and q
similar wound q little back of the lett eye, entering
the orbital cavity two razor gashes IN the 'hroa.
and one in the left wrist, and nulnoer Oh SeEero
bruises From the nature of the hurts DIR. Valen-
tine declared the case to be undoubtedly murder,
as Russ could not have attempted 10 CUT MS tn'Ia.
and then have driven chisel INTO MS heau as hs .
iniures showed must have been done. IL was u
question whether man in full possession OF hea,.n
and strength could have driven chsel through us
skull. The bare floor OF Rnss's room 10 his lonely
house in Meeker-ave, had deep dents in which tho
head of the blood stained chlse fitted and coroner
Uesse Suggested that Russ might have held the
chsel on the floor and dashed his head against il,
aud not succeeding IN ending his lite. with tne
superhuman strength of maniac ne mignt nav % .
driven the chisel in the top of his head with
mallet -, ou
When James Parkinson went to RUSS house Oh
Saturday he found. all the doors aud WINDOWS
barred on the inside exceptlihe one in tesyorksh0p
which he burst open. and which vas locked on inc
inside This and the fact that 81 40 was IN fuss
wastcoat pocket seem to lead to tn" conciusloh
that murder was not committed. Parkinson is not
positive that the man whom he saw go from the
house to the pump on Thursday night was huss
though he wore light trousers as Russ did ana
looked like him. trail of blood led to the pump.
Russ was not seen alive after Thursday; P0iice
CAPTAIN Kaiser holds tO the theory oi sulcMe as
he cannot reconcile the idea OF murder with tue
condition of the use But the doctors VINO
examined the wounds agreed that thy couid not @
understand how they sef-innicted' despite tho
indIcati of q suicide.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
DINING AT SEA.

The telegram from London published Yesterday,
to the effect that of the TRANSATLANTIC steam
ship lines was about TO issue tickets TO the saloon
passen gers for transportation and lodging only, and
charging for meals, was as much OF surprise 10
steamship people as il was to tho pubic. Tho
proposition it was asserted, was without founda-
ticn and would not be adopted as It would destroy
tho present discipline and turn the vessels into
\ Continual eook-house. II is bcieved that the
report grew out of the fact that the North German
Lloyd line has recently adopted new and salts
factory sys ystem of furnishing meals to cabin pas
sengers.
Instead of having a stated hour as formerly for
meals, and placing the food on the table and per-
mitting the passengers to help themselves at Will
breakfast is served between and 10 O'clock lunch
At noon dinner from till z, and supper at 8. The
saloons are provided with number of small tables
where families OF circles ct friends may dine or
breakfast together. Inc WATERS serve 20 eacn pas
ss js required. Hence those inclined to be seaslck
are not oblighd to sit over sleaining food whb to
them is not palateable. This same system has 6een
In vogue on the hite Star Line steamers Tor long
time, and meets with general satisfaction.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
yygcTCUEsTER COUNTY

WHITE PLAIvs-Wnllo David Verpanck, assist
ant District Attorney, was on his way TO larry
town i'm the shcrin7s carriage on official business
Yesterday, the king bolt broke, and he was threwn
out head foremost and severely injured.
YoyKRRs-J. g. =. Holden was confirmed treas
urer of the city, and Frederick Rau assessor. by
TIC Aldermen last night.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
NEWARK.

In the rphan's Court Yesterday Judge McCartcr
decided 20 reject the will of Daniel Crowley, who
left his property 20 his children and ignored his
wife. on the ground of testamentary incapacity.
chorus choir Of one hundred voices Is being
organized from the different church cholrs TO take
part at the services OF Moody aud sankey next
week.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
ALONG TILE SOUND.

BnIpGRPORT.-A movement Is on foot to secure
the services OF Moody and Sankey for "a series Of
Ohio flood sufferers nearly $500 remain unex-
uepded
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
BEGINNING RATHER EARLY IN LIFE.
From The Atlanta Consfftlfion.

OF the seven newspaper men who reported
Websers famous address the laying OF the corner
stone OF Bunker Hill monument Edward Everett Hale
Is said to be the only living As Mr. Hale was
only three years old when Webster delivered his speech
his repOroral work that occasion may be set down
as q phenomenal journalistic feat
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A vigorous growth of hair is promoted and
ths color restored 6y applying Parkers Hair Balsan
Parh err Ionic s The best cure coughs and colds.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
KILLED BY A BROOKLYN MOTOR.

Eighth Sub Precinct. Brooklyn, returning TO
the station at rhird-aye. and Forty second,st;.
shortly after midnight y esterday. Wnen block
away he was run over by motor of the Brooklyn
CITY Railroad Company. which ran OF side track.
The engineer, conductor and brakeman felt Jolt
and found tho body nearly cut in two by the motor
arrested McGrath was sober, and was familiar
with the way the trains 1t is thought that he
must have forgotten that the trains on the side
track.
At the First District Police Court it was related
that in November McGrath entered the court room
with a prisoner lust as group of the court officers
was being photographed He was asked to be one
of the group and consented and after the picture
had been taken it was noticed that there were Just
hirteen persons in it, McGrash said he would not
on any account have been the thirteenth. had he
known it, The motor which ran over him was
No. 13.