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Milford chronicle., 1885-12-18
FOREIGN HHAIR

The Sersians claim to be full Of martial
ardor for renewed fighting with Bulgaria Big
patches OF poor wretches are being shot at
Nissa for self mutilation to escape military
service, and Seryian attack upon various
bulgarian outposts on Thursday was repulsed
at all points.
The cable announces that the advance OF
the Egyptian rebels, under the new Mahdi,
has become so threatening that the British
Governor has resolved to send another expe-
dition to the Soudan without delay.
Turkish troops have been concentrated in
Epiius, and the inhabitants are fleeing fear
ing that fighting with the Greeks is immt-
nent
The French foreign Office denies the exis-
ience Of tiie alleged treaty Of alliance between
France and Burmah.
several more shocks Of earthquake oc-
CURED at Bon Sada, Africa. The Presbyter-
ian church and Heventy-one houses we're de-
stroyed, and two persons we're killed.
Tho Iichborne claimant threatens to
bring a suit against Sir Henry Tichborne, for
the title to the estate when Sir Henry becomes
Of age next May. The defence Of these es-
tates from the succession demanded bv the
claimant, cost Sir HenIy's possessions $780,
0JO. They are, however, frich and comprise
1,uV9 acres, with large properties in the me-
''2pohs, and altogether yield yearly rental |
al 9e total Parnelliie vote cast In Ireland Is 1
aaiit and the l0yalist vote, including tories /
as 4ls, is 12l, I0l. The vote in Ulster
thtet elites, 42,638 loyalisls, o. 1862.
ng UDiWas'lster the vote ss:-Parneites.
.ton co.sapf f. 2e,7s9.
g funeral Z = ana
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-18

conscientious milkman never wears
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-18

CHAPPED HANDS, face, pimples and rough
skin cured by using Juniper Tar Soap. made IN
Casweu, Hazard & Co.. New York.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-18

''Piso's Cure for Consumption is doing wonders for
NEIL. H SrANsELL, Newark, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Columbia College Commencement, Academy OF MUSIC
Examination OF James d. Fish, Ludlow Street JAIL IL
Iawntennis tournament, ST. George sCIcAet 1fOuh"s
HobOken, 3 p. IN. ~, a.
R.ard of Trade and Transportation. p. m
Annual parade OF GreenpOint sunday-schO9is' ,
IIurueuot Society Of America. Town Han. NCW-ho
chele. =, ---,., ,,.,o C.rou,ds
p. IN ,.,- ,,.,t.o.1 mi, s,nrcr,o
Court. .. Gull, or,ro. 4
p. IN.
Young Mems Republican CiuD' NO II "csI I"oH''-
seventh St. p. IN. --.,-- ,,....t,...
Passengers Agents Joint Executive committee.
County Democracy Executive Committee, T. M.
Uohoken Turtle Club dinner, Gabe Cases, D y. H.
Meeting of the Dock Commissioners.
Muac in Central Park, y. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
,eceived Ind not been paid into the treasury. NO
fnrther action has been taken IN the matter
RROOKLYN.


The Greenpoint Sunday schools will parade to-day
In the suit OF Mrs Annie Gibbons against the & @
of No so Water-st, New York. to recover Ss0es the
injuries received owing TO the lacA VI Aio e~fo-'
Jury awarded six cents yesterday.
Kate Flanagan, servant at No 431 Henry-st, wno
was arrested for larceny on Sunday, WINE
in.arm with young man, WAS sent W 'ne P0N-''
for year yesterday. 4, A.,
Two men with dogs which had been fighting IN ,ne
basement of No 394 Warrenst were arre'eu Of
as they were leaving the place. Iney gave 'no N ~
James Larkin and Edward Do"deA' ~.
President Bergen, OF the Board OF Educaon' was 20,
fore Police Justice Massey yesterday On a addSced
Int ibat Of girl OF six years, who did not know the
meaning of an oath, the complaint was dismissed
The fourteenth National saengerIest OF Inc uy 70
July g. 1t is expected that upwnro Vi %ooo Pni he
will take part in tho festival Tho exercises TI rd
held in Ridgewood Park, at Coney p-d isdvn
and at the Grand Opera House hy %nrS,st
The music of festival VIII be conducted ny
Bischofi and William GroscheL
To runher NJ citizens who urged that the Fifth sub
Precinct which has station In Cymerst snour 90
made full precinct, Police Commssi S Third Fffb
saId Yesterday that he desired to make tho Inru run
and Sinh sub Preclnts full precincts but the law Only
allowed one precinct each thlrtysix patromen on the
force and the number would have TO De lncreaSeu w
fore any precincts could be creatcu
Thomas H. Glass an ex-Justlce OF the Peace, VINO ~
I'm the Penentiary for allowing bets 10 pc rocorueu I
his liquor shop will be brought to court to-day on VIII
~ bahess cornns He was sentenced 20 prison for sixty
DAYS and 10 pay fine of $500 and stand conmltVei
m paid He has already served three months Juus9
Moore when appicd for remission OF the hne, loun
that the law prohibited IT, and Governor bill relusoo -"
application for PARDON -
In the suit OF b. J. Hughes formerly conductor on
the Flatbmsh.aye line OF cars against I. ]. Werneck
on his car to recover $4,000 for SANDER In
charging him with being a thief and robbcr tne IuIy
returned n sealed verdict yesterday. The defendant
lived in Fatbush and was on ms way nome IN ee!o o
her, 1884, when the eondaetCr man WernecE de-.
cared that he had already paid H. An a,etcho' 20,
sued and Werneck complained 10 tho btoohSn ~ ~
Railroad Company of tho conductors actions ana he
WAS discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
BUDDENSIEKS TRIAL BEGUN.
VAIN ATTEMPTS TO SECURE PosrPoNh"ANi
ONLY TWO JURORS SELECTED.

VAIN ATTEMPTS TO SECURE
ONLY TWO JURORS SELECTED.
As soon as Justice Barrett had denie9 1 TSores
Ruddensiek D1strict-Attornev MARITIME had I no
case set down for trial Yesterday before IS
Smyth In the General Sessions Sine tbe death of
Touis Walters a wOr kman, who died from hyu, tv
received at the fall OF the buildings in "cS' 'iN
Ex-Judge Fullerton and Charles W. n BroeESe,
pnddens;.H,s counsel, appeared before Recorder
Smyth yesterday morning anu Trinsnoc-
TO secure an adjournment OF the trial. haI
TORS If buildings Robert b. Mackey and lholnas "
Dgilev were not present. but their coqhsei saiu i
that fhey would be in court to-day MI. Pioon fnr
anred the Recorder that an important WINES ~ a.
tbe defiance had gone to philadelphia and then 10
Rocbestcr ana could not be found unless more Il.1
was given The Recorder was not imprHsser ro"son
the necessity of an adjournment 1or tle IoaSOi,
gwen and directed that the trial should proC9ou @
Soon as the case then on trial was lnlsheu CnS
Franck the contractor. was eXcnsed l.on a. I'LL
ance ms Buddensiek had asked for separate uIda o.
The impanelng of jurors was begun aoV ,i q
n m. Buddensiek, small and insignihcant Iookin9'
with short dark beard, sat behind hi ToStnG on
Fx-.Judge Fullerton with his spectacies res1ns oi
his forehead leaned back in his chair WHO ~ H.
sistant District-Attorney NicoIl ana her
BIooke asked questions to ascertain o,M;G.d n
those who presented themselves were quailneu 70
oct nc inrors An extra panel of fifty jurors mad
been ordered Most OF the jurors had formed opi liz
ions, and many of them strong ollnlohS us W ~
gnilt or innocence of Buddenslek NlcholaS
Sbo had no impression as to the merits OF the c,sc'
WAS nhSllenged peremptorlly by the prosecution
Franklin b. Shumway, of No. 2l1 West Forty
fonrth-st had lived Boston and mad Strong oPln,
ions. lie thought the laws in this part Oh .n T.
conntry were not sufficiently strong and were muGn
inferior to those of Boston. juror sald plonuly
that he Was Herman NJ. T. Randolph, vice l IT,,
Jent of the National Sewerage and Sewage Dlli-
,zation COMPANY but as he had an opinion which
no evidence could remove he was excused. MARE 81
A. Griths, engaged the woodcnwaIe pusl9Tss a.
No "a H0TrisOn-st and Charles Totter. hardware;
Ne goo Third-aye.. were the only jurors who tound
places in the jury-box before the adjournment oil
court,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
.oo1EnAY fREpARED TO PAOyE Nv ALIDL

Elizabeth Doyle, who was sh0t In tIe race on
Sunday evening at Morris Park and taken TO the
Ninoty-ninth street Hospital, was somewhat Improved
condition yesterday having nearly recovered from tne
shock The bullet has not been found ana Is 70
have entered tho brain, although no cerebral symptoms
have yet been manifested. lie atlcnuhB surgeon NC
lleyes that she will recover.
John Coleman. who was identified by tho injured wom-
an as her GssallAnt, was taken TO the Harlem IOce
Court and after an examination was held TO await tho
raul, OF her is,uries Coleman did not made state
ment In court but said TO TRIBUNE reporter aIter no
had been led TO his CELL that Sunday evening at the
time OF the assaulti lie was In his home at me ioOt OF
one Observation-Disclosures. with hs wlfo ana two chll,
dren. lie had been drinking during the day ana hhd
gone home sober up. Several persons lie declared
saw him there. aud ready TO swear TO H. lie adcd
that he taken before the woman nc the hosP-
tai officer who had him IN custody suggested tat ne
was nilaut before she Identified him. size was
under the influence Of drugs aud had 10 De shaken con
sfnntly TO keen her awake while she looked at hi inc
woman stated that the man who shot her took tie pls
to from his hip pocket THERE'S no such pocket IN the
prisoners clothing ,,.,e..
Tho womnns story OF the shooting and her identlhca
ton OF Coleman arr not given much credcnce by inc
police a. she has contrldctod herself IN many "ftcu
lars and has charged that the private Waterman ~
Mount Morris Park was tho person VINO HAD cohhit'ea
tho assault whoni fact no was NOT near tue P1"ce ~
10 time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
FLANNELS SOLD FOB $3.50. 900.
BIDDING BRISK, BUT PRICES LOWER THAN IN shr-
TEMBER-MANY BRANDS ovERsoLD.
Noro tboc Q00 aol;d and substantial looking

More than 800 solid and substantial looking
sat on camp chairs in the largo auction room
OF Field Chapman Fenner, at No. "a Broadway yesel
day and wondered at the marvellous Oh ,d
which the gifted auctoneer displayed In calling the pds
on 10000 packages Of common hsnnes ana looo Eases
of Canton fannes Buyers were present from h ovss
prominent city IN the United States Among QUIET o
represented were H. Is. Clafn Co.. Edward Ridley %son'
f. g. Jaffray Co.. sweetser, Pembroke q Co., ienS
Weller a Co. Bates, Reed & Cooley. hamburger, b,oon
q Co., The Syndicate Trading Company ana Duh S
Buckley 4 Co., OF this city Greenbaum co. P D.
Francisco; Appleton. Lancaster Duff, Hogg br1wR'
Taylor Co. and Jordon Marsh q CO.. OF boston ~ 70 D.
Hones Co., @. w. & E. Partridge, j. v. Farwe q 20.
and Shoyer Homer & Co., OF Chicago; w. NJ whitney
Co. and J. s.. Meyers Co.. Of Albany D. N9gehI 20 q
Brothers; Of st. LO %oI C. L Terk .so0 CO.,
OF Philadelphia. big sale OF fannels
attracts marked attention in the dry goods community
come The last sale in September and the amouss
realized aggregated nearly $l,OOOOO0 iester9S
SALE under the direction OF Faulkner, Page Coz OF 10.
10 Leonard-st, amounted to Sl,25O.OOO inc Diu,nS
to seven per cent lower than those OF last september
The low prices however caused brisk demand TOT inc
goods and more than 700 OF hannes were over,
sold to be supplied by July l. The sale Is result VI
over-proGu ction by the NewEugland mills 800
Plain scarlet hannes brought from IL to 1Sia cents
s{inch plain orange H. T. s. brand sold for l77s and
ls cents; 24nch white flannel j. O. brand, l22 cents
white flannel. saxony, G. H.. brand, 2l . to 70 cents
Quechee white iannel-a white-Diamond T.. brand. "a
to 81 cents, and many cases were overs0d; no"poIt
Shaker, q n brand sn brought 70 cen nsG
Bristol domets sold for 6li. to oas cents;
new domets OF the standish Mills offered to the trace
for the first time, brought 1874 to 10 cents twlIieu
royal blue lannels. 1919 to II cents Wilton navy blue
1914 to loi2 cents; twiled mixed. l24 to l34 cents
twiied white 14ia 27ie cents; and twled scarlet
was greatly oversOld at 10 a cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
THE covsoLrDA TED kxoHAYoE ELECTION

The board of directors OF the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange organized yesterday in
the selection Of standing committees and tho election OF
Rudolph Iuben as secretary aud W. H. Lewis assist
ant secretary. The contest close and several
other candidates were In the field. Mr.. Huben
the palnst ikng ana industrious superintendent
% the New-York Petroleum Exchange,
before the consolidation and Mr. Lewis secretary OF
that exchange, strong support for his zeal and
ability. The annual report Of President Wilson shows
that tho Exchange has Increased Its membership IN tho
year ended May 81 from 1863 to 2,l27 the cash sur
plus has increased from S2O1 405 TO 1925 and tho
gratuity fund from $97,S74 to SiS7s There is due
yet members OF the lower board have not yet
qualified the OF $54. $50 to the surplus fund and
$500 TO the grauity fund. Interesting statistics
included In the report AZ indicated In Yesterdays
TRIBUNE the Independent ticket voted on Monday
chosen by votes varying from 302 727 out OF al
of 732 cast,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
SICK WITH MEASLES As WELL AS SMALLPOX
....l .i.t.. ri,.a

EigHt hunUTCu unU hIAIy -HIIiS Uu-stHBtTS
were transferred yesterday from the steamer Weser To
Wards Island. There IA sleeping accommodation on tho
island for 700 persons only The others must sleep on
The floor. Johine KastonOvich an infant born on the
yoynrc died on the steamer Harvest Queen during tho
transfer Measles have broken out among the passcn-
gers and there seventy nye cases OF this dis
ease No new cases OF smallpox have occurred although
one child Of years Is suspected OF having the disease
No passengers transferred from the Polynesia,
although the offer made by the emf grafton authOri
ties TO care for them the same terms those
which tho Wescrs passengers were taken. The man.
ayers OF the Carr refused TO take the responsibility
OF paving % cents day for tins keep OF the people
without consulting the Bremen house. telegram has
been sent Bremen and II the is favorable the
725 passengers will be transferred TO Wards Island
meeting of the Board Of Emigration hed yesterday
and the action OF the Wards Island and Castle Garden
authorities In transferring the Wescrs passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
FOREIGN STEA MERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JUNE 0. ls'

PONT OF EoDA JUNE " 1852
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hungata (3r stephen Cadiz 10 days. with mdse
20 swan son (Limitedl. Arrived at tho Bar at cam
Steamer River Avon (lIr DAWSON BaracOa days. with
fruit 10 Dumois vesae 10 Simpson, Spence Young
rived AZ tho Bar at $50 IN.
steamer lBrl, wynan BaracOa days. with fruit to
Gomez a Pearsall vessel 10 T. NJ POmaIes
KDoE erbOcker Komblo New-Orleans6 days with
mdes ana passengers TO ) IA Seaman.
Louis Bucki, Mount Jacksonville with
lumber 10 l. Bucki a son; vessel TO Warren Ray.
Steamer Nacoochee kempton Savannah May with mdsc
and passengers 10 Henry ionge, ir.
steamer Beneiactor Tbou Wilmington. NC, days. with
mdse and passengers TO WIN Clyde a Co
steamer Roanoke. Couch Richmond, city Point and Nor
folk. with mdse and passengers Old Dominion IS Co.
steamer Amos Barstow, Corwin. Providence -
Steamer CITY OF New.B bedford. Ellis, Fab River with mdso
70 Borden Lowell
Bark ogr Nor Krogh Havre 40 days. in ballast TO Fnuch
Edye & Co.
BARK Samuel Spring Rose Havana May - cardenas 90
with sugar TO ORDER vessel u q A Brett son Co.
Bark Joshua Lorng Cook Caibarien 10 days with
Dick Meyer vessel TO Thomas Dunhamb Nephew a. Co.
Bark jose DBueno MoCo Matanzas 10 days with sugar
20 % Amsinck Co; vessel 10 Waydsll a Co.
BARK John Hasbrouck. Cobb Havana May TO- Matanzas
days with sugar 10 order vessel 70 Y J. Cone Co.
Bark koo Capp. Port SPAN. Trinidad with sugar 10 Or
DER Anchored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
WHY WATER IN TIE ANNEXED DISTRICT rs FAD
Commissioner Sqmrc has written to Mayor

Grace concerning the supply OF water In tho twenty
third and fourth Wards He says that sine" tue
water eer,lce was introduced In the district the clrcua-
ton of the water has been imperfect because new pipes
have 10 be laid continually ana prc cted from the Cen
system OF mains to distant points
without iutersecting mains THIS causes stagnatlon ~
many points aud a consequent accumulation or SELL
nrni in The pprs Tie additional pressure from the
Bronx River supply together with the spring move
mont OF sh Ia the pipes have stirred up all the tci
ment which has collected for years, causing tempo
rary though harmless discolOraon Of tho water ana
I'm some places nshy otherwise dssgreoabe tastc.
The water ha. Towing on ut various points aud INC
Cominis-f toner thinks that the cause OF COMPLAINT WIZ
oon be removed lie has asked the Health Department
10 analyze water taken from tho pipes at several points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
HOME NE VS..
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Np,c- York Hotel-Ex- Senator William VI.
Gwin' of California Murray HiH HoteL-sir David l.
Mcpherson, Minister Of The Interior and Lady MsrneI
ann nf Canada -. Victoria H0tet-Antouio Baires
Minister for Guatemala at Washington nm ArenW
Uof,f-Ex-GoveTnor Thomas Talbot, OF Masstchosetls'
Rishop Henry W. WarreD OF Colorado, ana j. Ross i'op
ertson OF Toronto Hotel BrlnStcicL -Colonel John
Hay of Cleveland Union Square HCtei-fiOiessor
Survey - Sfttr;erGnt HOuSe-Iitus sheard, OF bttlc
FaIls n ". BrepoOrt HouSe-Ralph Bag"ey OF fllls-
bmrg ~ Ererett HoitSe-IIenry X. Person. OF Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
DUST AND CONFUSION IN BRoADwAy

"COnfusiOn worse COMPOUNDED reigned in
lower Broadway yesterday. The mud from the sanded
of the Broadway Surface Railroad
into clouds OF binding dust by the sun and the wind
The uptorn street from the Astor House 10 Maiden lane
was choked with vehicles OF every description Tho
most disgusted men were the tall fne-lookng police
men OF the Broadway squad. whose beautiful uniforms
were concealed under cOpiOus coating of dust Said
one OF the he tried 10 shovel OF some OF IL from his
manly person See me uniform buried In the dust
tirely! Fiat the diva d. they tear up street
like this and thin give us avalanche dustl He
forgot hls troubles fl sxfcatng cart from tho trench
At present indications all tho track VIII have been laid
by io-morrsw night save where tho New.York Steam
Company occupies the ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
NEVS FROM HE SUB URBS.
NTrTtNY on A BRI0.

The brig Prince Frederick towed from the STANDARD
on Comnauvs docks at Constable Hoo kMonday after
noon when the vessel reached msreamnve OF the men
asserted that the vessel uhHt TO 20 10 sea- ann re
fused 10 obey orders The mate threw an axe at william
Hanover Hanover picked 10 up and was about 20 re-.
tIliae on the mate when the captain leyclled pso at
lie then ordered the TO be put In irons;
Int they oil dropped over thc side OF the Nes,eI anu
swan ashore They were nfcrw2r arrested on the coaI
dock but there ore to makes any charge hsaHSs
them they were allowed TO CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
rnvryD YARDS MENTAL CONDITION.

The trial of Edmund Yard, who is accused OF
defraudlng tho estate OF Jaucs G. shaw by putting
money into the nrm OF T. fari ~ y Co.. VINO Iteu 10, ur
over 81 900 600 Ia set down FOR Monday June TO- Mr.
Yards counsel visited Dlstrct-Atornoy MARITIME yesier
dav and said that their client suffering from sehle
dcwcnta lie is seventy years old. lilo was Tor
many years a successful merchant In this city, and be-
fore he became a special partner In his sons firm he
was cons drred a conservative and careful business man.
MIR MARITIME decided TO have Mr.. Yard examined as 10
hIs mental condition requested Drs A f. Macdonald
and A. McI.ano HAMILTON To make the examination aud
report to tho Distrlct-AttOrucy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

r. C.. Guernsey read paper last evening be-
fore the Shakespeare Society at No AZ Lafayette place
ON "Fccleslastical Law IN Hamlet" lie devoted his
attention 70 tho gravedgger scene and tho burial OF
Cbea THIS scene elaborated In tho edition Of 1904,
he said was not In that OF 1908 and that or 1897 The
" virgin kranZ" and "strunents" referred. I'm Mr..
Gurrnsey's opinion to the wrcaths OF fowers strewn
uuon the grave. This custom had Roman Catholic
origin although Protestant rites wcrc prescribed by
statute after the reign or Queen Mary the distinctions
were not closely observed. Mr. Guernsey thought that
simply reflected the laws and customs OF his
time paving no atentonto what might have been the
usage In Denmark IA earlier date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
,FFiorAL srEYoGR1PHERs APPOINTED.

Henry w. Mingcr. was appointed yesterday
by DstrctAt0ney MARITIME stcnOgrapher TO the Grand
Jnry of this County. The law under which the appoint
went was made Is n now and provides for stenOg-
raphers for Grand Jurcsin cities OF over 10000 inhab
tants The county judges make tho appointments ex
cent i'm This eounty The stenogrRphers receive from -
TO day, besides compensation for the notes written
ont for the District Attorneys Mr.. Munger has been
steuogapher tho Corporation CounhePs Office and Is
member OF the bar George srassner OF No 1s Column
lila A. was appointed stcnOgrapher In the DisTictA
tornrys Office at 81 800 year, in place Of f. l. jordan,
.t.r II A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

ouantity of bedding, trunks etc. The latter were
said to CONTAIN valuable clothing ETC. Inc w fSe
crowd watching the PROCEEDINGS fell int the river
and would probably have been drowned had f not
Felix Gum of No 219 Broomes jumped ID aiiei
time Cinnra who is young boatman, has rescueaa
several persons from drown ing He Is mcno moe o,
the Nonpare Club of Harlem River ana ha aaod H al
his breast when be saved the old man g2lu arg
as the clubs champion swimmer. he spoiled he"
suit of clothes py his brave action yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
rnr1R BRIDAL NIGnr sFENT is A CHURcnYARD

Allen d. Travis age twenty, and Annie y. Fisher, aco
eghtren both OF Peek xiii. decided % get married last
Siuday. Thcy repaired to tho house OF tho Rev. Dr.
TAYLOR. at shrub Oak "A few miles away. Dr. Inylor
was at his church preaching After the service they
vent 10 the parsonage and soon made one. Re-
trning TO The horse Is in the churchyari they got
nto their carriage and started 20 drive home hut when
thev reached the big gates that eucircc the church
ward they found them locked to their utter dlsinay
The church Is situated I'm lonely spot and their cries
90 a.sistance nroused no one They thus Obliged
ia siay in the churchyard. under the Sheds all night
In ~. nlnrnlng the G lon liberated them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
TRIED FOR THROWING 4 cHIID rRoMA WINDOW

Assistant IlHtfltI- ATIOTUty btUIUTU tHIItU
the Of Annie McCluskey yesterday before Judge
Gldrrslecye. In tho Court Of General Sessions TX
Judge Bedford said In his opening address that the
woman had once fond mother, but that she be-
came addicted To- the Of liquor. she stopped drinking
for few DAYS and then her husband WAS awakened In
the night by tho raising OF window and found that she
had killed OF her young children by throwing II out
Of the window She aferward endeayOred to take her
own fc and that OF another child she was accused OF
hnui,de hut "A question will arise as To her mental con-
dton nc tmo the act committed The trial Will
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
prAcr.MAKER VINO WAS NOT BLESSED.

Oeiccr Murray heard cries Of" Murder Police 20 CON-
ing from the house of John Moran. White Plains yes
t-rday. file found Moran beating hs WE terrny' Inc
they both turned hun with such fcrocity that they
nearly his form oil. Ihey we're taken To me sta
to the lbauy Peuitcnuary for four months and Mrs
Moran aii fifteen days Their only child bright
boy OF eleven the OF the Sisters OF ST
AT Ieek.kIll.