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New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
LILLE woRSr MN DIR JACKSON EvER NET.

A TRIBUNE reporter had talk with Dr.
Jackson. physician OF the Tombs. Yesterday, regard
inc W e. Rhine anders letter to It TRBuNEon tuesday
Il there any foundation for Mr.. Rhnelanders COM
pIants In regard to Carpenters treatment" he was
asked. .,. ,,,,,,-
{" None whatever" was the reply. "Mr. Rbinelander.
"A 1 certified his trial. Ia not IN his right mind.
That fact with the feeing he bears toward
The Tombs authorities explains the absurd statements
he makes III the muicrs caused Carpenter torture. why
did force to put them on III We we're 10 remove
them every one would cry out against us"
But Mr.. Rhinelinder says that tue IND blows upon
him and that he IL unable to cover hm.elf."
"Nonscnsei Why. look at that slit, ana DR. Jackson
pointed at a narrow opening on the other side OF the
stoue court yard. THAT IL Carpenters window DO
YOU suppose that he Is made uncomfortable by the wind
that comes throu III that opening during these hot
nights As for as winter this could not have been the
case hen HIS bands not confined No, no. John
Carpenter II the worst man ever met and the com
plants which Mr.. Rhnelander says he heard him make
are only prctexts to give MS trouble His last prctencc
is that his paralyzed But he can't impose ON
me- I've known him too long for that" ana Dr jack
son with determined nod walked on AS quickly AS his
rheumatism would allow.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
DETECTIVE GRODEN AS A PEACEMAKER.
Dninctive lrndnn who has been detailed O

Castle Garden duty several years, Is making record
for himself AS AL arbitrator In cases oil husbands run
ming AWAY from their wives and wives running away
from their husbands. Last April Joseph Eppelen sold
his bakery In Munich. Bavaria, aud then with TWO Of
his children n servant, Fanny Book, came to Now
York and went to keeping house Mt No II Frstst.
few weeks ago lie wrote 10 his deserted wife, saying
that he was homesck and begged her sell of all she
could spare and to NewYork with the other child
The wife, Anna aud the child arrived on the steam.
fondly met them Castle Garden and vowed that he
would be cruol to them again They went to his
home in aud tho wife said that she sur
prlsed TO nd that she and tho children obliged TO
sleep on floor, while the husband and the servant
scpt In beds Mrs Eppelen put up with this until YES
terday. aud then complained at Castle Garden. r.
Grolen obtained "a warrant for the arrest OF Eppeein
and had n locked up Then he went to the house with
and children to put them In legal possesson
and four that the had hired truck and was
about To send the goods away Tho detective had them
put back In the housc, Installed Mrs. Eppeein In pos
session and drove the servant into the street She went
to Jersey CITY
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

JERSEY CITY.

Mrs. Jacob Bennie whose husband attempted to muir
der her on Tuesday night with butcherknie. was not
found until yesterday afternoon She had taken refuge
the house OF neghbOr and did not know OF her nus
bands arrest until O detective Informed her. There
was a stab wound the left eye, but she was
not severely injured at first supposed. Beinle
was committed for trial and his wife Will be compelled
TO appear against him
George H. Barton, superintendent OF Public Schools,
is dangerously Ill at his home In Gslndst.
The internal collections in the Fifth District
last year amounted 10 S2,960.60S 90.
Three OF dog bites reported to the police
yesterday. George Linn fifteen. OF No. 146 wayne
ST.. pOy by Thomas Hughes. grocer at Grove and
Ninth ss. severely bitten on the legs aud arms by
a large Newfoundland dog belonging TO his employer.
The sevenyearold boy OF james Carroll, ofi23 Newark
ave. bitten on the under lip wne playing with
spitz dog. Mrs Mary Pect living Kearney-aVe Ho-
bokcn, while her way the grocery store was at
tackled by large dog at Woodlnwn and Jackson ayes
belonging to A. snowden and severely bitten.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
roREIGN STE1MERs DUE AT THIS PORT.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF "WEDNESDAY. JULY 8. 1885
ARRIVED.

steamer Denmark Br) Cochrane. London jane 49, with
rnlse 10 r " Hurs Arrived at tho Bar AT D m
steamer wyoming (Br Rigoy Liyerpool une n Queens
town with and passengers To Guion n Co. Arrived
the Bar at 2 10 4 m .. 80. ,,,,.- 80 ,..., -,
MessIna 49, Naples ~ wtn mdse and passengers " Jas
Elwcll & Co.
Messina i8 Palermo is Gibraltar 23 with mdse Phelps
iros a Co. Arrived at the Bar at 6.45 pm
steamer span Tribe rarragona June 0, Alicante
Malaga 49, Cndi1 20 witn mdse order vessel to Am
sincx ~ 90 Arrived at the Bar at am.
steamer CITY OF Aexandna, Reynolds Tampco June 22.
suxpan ~ 20 Progre 10 Havana days with
mse ana passengers Alexandra sons Arrived at the
bar ut | y IN ,,.-. ~.
days. with mdse ana 10 merritt FRUIT co.
vessel 70 Leaycrait x "a. -
steamer anpasas Cruwoll. Galveston July l. Key West
days with mdse and passengers To & Mallory q Co.
NacOOcnec, kemptOn Sayannah, May with mdso
ana ~ assengers to Henry \ onge. tr. .
Steamer Guyandotte. Kelly. Newport News aud Nor
folk with mdse passengers to Old Dominion IS Co
sn,p Eabeth Ger, Halberstadt, Bremen "a DAYS with
cement and empty barrels vessel to rheo Ruger
BarK Stone (of Boston) Weston. Cebu Morch D..
with sugar hemp 10 Cornelius Buys Co. vessel TO Ver
non IA Brown & Co. , an -, .., -
Wark Mara Troop of ohu NIB. Loring. Plymouth 81
days with china cla ard empty barrels 10 hanm Glles
ple vessel TO J W Parker & 90 . , a., -, 49,.
em"ty barrels TO order; vessel TOT II Smith 4 90
Elrk Syaeu orr Marcusen London " days. with mdse
TO Funch. Edve & 60
Nlrk SxObelen (of Portland Tucker, MatanzasS days.
with sugar 10 Matthiessen Wiechers Refining Coz
sci Ia q Brett
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

@s @ Psqggs1 g N
Islanr. light sw hazy. '-' = ~9"s' A'ox
Arrived yesterday
Tsn scI ~ aaso Quick NeworeansS days with md =
aSa. ass9H s s 4
sI1%s, suSs Ga sr Hsi~Oruct Bremen
Steamer AacoocSee KsnDton Wan sisn
Steamer CITY OF Atlanta Lockwood Chareston-j a..
steamer @I stsysns West Point Va and Nsxys
steamer W Brune. Foster. Baltimore-J Krem..
steamer Commonwealth Van KIRK. Philadelpnia-Joha
steamer Breakwater. Jenney. Lewes Del-ola Don,n,s.
steamer Eleanora Bragg. Porland-Horafio Han
steamer Manhattan, Colyer. New'Haven-0eo W steton
Bark isids fts. scSano Esnsoon Burmshr sss rssnssa
S pss.ys
BARK Ada Gould. Hanrahau. Buenos Avrss- Miller Z
BARK Walter Massey CBr. Phsan. Para Bras-J~
BARK Morning Light tBr,. IeOn7ard, Georgetown Den
ST|'s dssy coniSs
schr Ksrsis tBr,. wilkins. Haifa1-A Heuey.
SAILED.
S NH% nssda i stDS Do fSa
Oreans Ibornhill Progreso; Commonwealth. Phladelph
ships crusaper for Liverpool Cyrus Wakefield San rr,.
Blucher for Dantzic s,sld ssttin spersn,. "A
Lotkar, sydney. .Bi Walter Massey, Para.
Also saed-via Long Island Sound-steamer EleanrrA ~
Portland, -
Ship Renown (Ger). Rosenau. from Bremen.
Bark Marco IisD; M,errocni from H;,srSs scnsnovn
BARK Abyssinian Br). Hughes from Liverpool.
SPOKEN.
July L. ~ 26 lou s. 90 bark Minus Br. from Antwerp
for New.York
THE MOVEMENTS OF srzAMEa4
FOREIGN PORTS
LIvgRpooI. July S-Arrved- steamer Lake Huron (Brt
Berns0n. from Montreal June 26 o.. n.,.,
Sailed NOua scotan Br), Hughes Tor baltimore
outEssTowx July s-Arrived steamer City Of Rom, (Br
Munro from York July her way to Liverpool land
proceeded).
sailed city Chicago OBJ, Watkins from Liver
GLASGOW Jny Arrived steamer Carthagenan dr. Nc
AyosMoUra July s-Arrved steamer Warwick (Br. Lob
bett IRON New. YORK June %. ~ 49,,
DUBLIN Jnly sArrlved. steamer coronet lBr Canes
SeY Jnly steamer Begenand Beg). Beynou.
from NewYork June - on her way 70 Mprava Ger
Petzodt from New York June "a on her way 10
HAMB July s.Arriyed steamer Rhaeta 'oer' 'oses
sailed steamer Bohemia cGer Karowa for New York.
To 5-saed steamer Europa Ger kesssl LOT .npt,
ANTWERP. July 5-saued steamer heni
MAasEilEs July 7-ArrIved steamer Archimede 'iap
GiSaAEfaR july Passed, steamer Lemuria CBr from
Indian norris for New.York. a..
SHANGHAI July 7-sailed. steamer Mosser 'Br' - i%
yckoaAMA to July 7-Ar1ved steamer City of NewYokk.
Seare. from san Francisco June IL.
H.vAx. July s-Arrived. Niagara. Baker, from
QUEBEC July 7Arrved steamer City Of Liverpool 'SF'
from Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
O,BRIEy AND TRUMAN INDICTED.

"Larry" OI}rien and George L. Truman. who
had street encounter that resulted in both bong
sent to the hospital. were indicted vest t;rday by
the Grand Jury. The men had guarreed and met
in Broadway in front of the Coleman House on
May IA. and began fight with knife and pistol.
When OBrien recovered from his wounds short
time ago he was taken to the police court. but
neither of the men would make complaint against
the OF her and they were discharged. Officer Mel
son. who saw part OF tho airay, was sum
dence indictments for assault in the first degree
were found. OBren appeared at tho District-At-
torneys Office yesterday and gave bail in 5000 for
trial. William Paddn OF No. 323 East Nineteenth
ST.. became his bondsman bench warrant was
issued for Trunan's arrest.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
HOME NEWS.
ppOMINENT ARRIVALS.

YHh Arcnue HofeI.-The Marquis dc Mon.
c,ar Erench General at Quebec; Congressman
Henry Baregh Of %1tens H. Ana Esa
4 q. W. Beniamin late u. 8. Minister to fersa.:.:i:
windsor Hoe-sir Henry Tyler prs'sSsp sasasan, trac
manager Of the Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada ana apo
James Garfield Of CevsanSS ,Sn nnsps uniyersty mi
and Professor A. NJ Wheeler. OF Yale College orann e,
HoD W. Bartlett Secretary Of me- CR,ae'f Rate Field
Grand Centrai Adutant- General H. NJ sherman
Of Arizons -. Westminstsri Neutrality-suspicious. '
w. Dwight, Of Dryden, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
THE SEXTON OF 81. GEORGES CONVICTED.
William II. Pudney, the bald-headed and

graybearded sexton of St. Georges Protestant Epsco
pal Church. convicted yesterday before Judge Cow
Ing Of criminal assault Eva A. NJ. Michel, nine.
The little girl and companion. Lizzie sperschneider
visited the church on the afternoon Of Whtsunday May
"a and asked the sexton about the afternoon services
They testified that he took them to the choir gallery and
assaulted them both. Pudncy denied the assault, but
said that he had given the girls ten cents for kiss. lie
attempted to prove that his character was good but
Assistant DistictAttorney Davis called witnesses to
show that while Pudney the janitOr OF Public School
No. 49, charges OF undue familiarity with the little gr!
pupils caused his transfer to Public School No A. and
there charges OF the made and two out
or the five trustees voted for his dismissal that charge
but he was finally dismissed for insubOrdinatiOn. He
had been sexton at St. Georges for few months only.
The jury were absent only few minutes The prisoner
from ten to twenty years imprisonment.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
ASA UL1IyG AN OLD PEDLER.

Abraham Price, "a Hebrew pedler and an old.
infrm man, was walking along Eighth-aye at one-hun.
yesterday with heavy pack of
notions his back when two youn. men attempted 10
wrench the pack from his shoulder The pedler ie-
sisted and of the ruiians struck him wicked blow
over eye with stone, cutting tho hes To the bone
and dazing him. Tho cries OF the assaulted man NJ
tractcd the attention OF Officer McEnroe, Price half
stunned and bleeding cung desperately To his assailant
spite his threats to murder him. Iho othcr dropped
the pack and escaped
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
VARIOUS NEw.JLRsEY TOWNS.

NORTH PLAISFIELD.-1he election yesterday resulted
the defeat OF the Citizens ticket by majority OF 43
FREEnoiD.-The Jury in the trial Of Frank Patterson,
charged with raising note OF Nelson l.. Buchanan AZ
Co from 800 ~ 200. rendered verdict OF guilty.
Ngw-BRUSswIcK-The excitement over the police
officers has somewhat abated. The Republicans nave
secured u writ of ccTtiorar from Judge scuddcr and
also order restraining the Democrats from further
action THIS leaves the Rcpublcans In full control at
least under the nnal decision OF the courts Inc
of the Fourth Reformed church was laid
on Tuesday tx President Campbell, OF Rutgers College,
will be pastor OF the church.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
DROWNED FROM AN EXCURSION BARGE.

=, Among those who went upon the excursion . n
Point View Grove, yesterday was William Wyett,
coOred, age seventeen. As the boat approached the
landing and whom about onehundred yards away Wyett
jumped from the stern OF the barge and disappeared In
the water. Edwin Watson. who was In small boat
towing asern OF the barge made dive overheard I'M
mediately, but was unable to find wyctt The yonng
man lived with his father and stepm0ther at No.
Seventhave The latter said that when he left home he
was IN excellent spirits and his act unaccountabe
The Rev. Jesse Cowes the pastor OF the church. said
that Wyett had been drinking and that he only In.
tended to try and swim ashore Just before he jumped
he said to some Of his companions; II will do It,"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmout IN Park races, Monmouth Park 2:3O p m. =,
Uoit-Warner reference case before Referee Coie -
O. m. rra co n t,da rale eve
Excursion OF Fresh Air Fund party 10 Cohey
Cornell University Alumni. THE TRIBUNE Building
p IN. 49,, ..,..,,..oh New.Rriehfon IL
q. .... ,o,oro Tn t,cc Retta
Funeral Of Levi ]. North No. 2o5 sackett-st Brook
lyn. Up. m. vor. and phiIadelphia
baseball reporters, Polo Grounds. r. m.
Lawn tennis tournament, Newark, . p. M
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

The BclcntIHC CITIES OF IH1ru-uVe. HaV6 rt-
Gently been startled by astounding discovery In
biology. The Grand Central fish market between Forty
eighth and Fory-niRtb sts. In Tbird-ave, has ON eK
hibiton munmncd mermaid. While those dry and
local authorities ON liquor and many eminent pro-
fessors OF shoe blackns. the happy owner stands by
California waters" The body Is about four and a half
feet long II looks something like dried girl as far
the waist aud very like whale the rcst Of the way
down. This remarkable and hitherto fabulous COM
pound has made inAsy converts 70 merIaadism.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
AInNG LILLE sOTND.

MISUNDERSTANDING OF the iity-seven lawyers now
practising IN the city. Ihc Morning Necs remarks :
They are good enough what tnerc are OF them. and
there are enough such as they are" The Conuec-
cut Bank which has transacted business here ny-hree
years has decided pull down s present house and
erect a new and cc the site man
no ran away his wife and children eighteen years
ago with a woman who had infatuated HIM returned on
Friday prostnivd with rrlnOtse. ON sunday evening
there wa. family gathering. nt which was present the
wife he hah deserted their chl rcn aud grandchil-
drcn hen his identity disclosed all present gave
htm "A cordial reception.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
DIRECTING TO AMERICAY PATRIOTISM

gers on the steamship Wyoming. which arrived from
Liverpool yesterday proposed July to celebrate the
day appropriately. and 81 g. W. Benjamin, the United
states Minister to Persia, was selected to read the
Declaration OF Independence The English passengers
objected TO tho programme being carried out IN the
cabin and said that they would consider discourteous
to them. Nevertheless Mr. Benjamin read the Dccara-
tiO, patriotic addresses were made, and other things
done that considered appropriate and courte
GUS The English passengers remained the upper deck
In the meanwhile.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
LONG ISLAND.

PORT JEFTErsoy.-IIenry smith. age SIXTY. wealthy
farmer living Oldncld, suddenly dropped dead yeser
day.
LoSG IsIAND CITY.-Thc trial Of Justice Michael
Dciahanty for maeasancc In Office viii take place on
Monday before the referee appointed by the Supreme
Court. William :. Cogswol.
sHELTLR IsLAND.-The United states Revenue Cutter
u B. Grant is anchored oil the Manhansct House.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
WEsTCHEsTEK COUNTY.

WHITE PfArNs.-Thc will of Theodore H. Benedict, OF
Tarrytown, was admitted to prstate yesterday HIS
entire estate. valued al S1j0OOO. Will 20 10 ms sister
Mrs. Ann Augusta II. Capp. of TIrrytown .... The
will OF James H. Ruticr. president OF the New YORK
Central and Iudson River Railroad which was recently
ncd IN the SurrOgntc's Court of Ncw-Iork by mistake
was ulcd In the Surrocatc's Court Of Westchesier
County where 1t Will be proved and admitted to probate
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
DID TIE BOZ run HER DOWy TOO FAST"s

One OF the elevators in the Temple Court
building came down with rush from the NTH TO the
second floor yesterday afternoon and thoroughly
frightened the people in ii. At the second floor the
safety apparatus caught and held the elevator fast The
people IN the with sOne difficulty released
from their unpleasant position The cause given for the
unexpected freak OF the elevator that the boy ran
her down too fast" but later the afternoon when
TRIBUNE reporter visited the building orkmen were ex
perimentng with the elevator by running IL up and
down, and no passengers were carried.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
EARLY CLOSING IN JERSEY CITY.
GETTING THE REFORM sTAKTED-A GOOD BgGI,


EARLY CLOSING IN JERSEY CITY.
GETTING THE REFORM sTAKTED-A GOOD BEGIN
NING.
The early closing movement Ia gaining ground
steadily in Jersey City. All OF the furniture houses
now close at o'clock in the evening. except on Satur
days instead Of 10. IA formerly. Two of the largest
retail clothing firms g. W. Clerihew and the Marshall
Ball Company. began closing early last Monday, and
will continue 10 do ii their rival, Il Boston Cloth
ing House. will follow their example One OF the Early
Closing Committee informed reporter yesterday that
every prominent dry goods house, save one. had COLI
sem ed close at O'Clock during July and August
Public sentiment Is strongly In favor OF the reform and
there substantial reason why the present long
business hours should not be condensed. Concerted
action ia all that is required to bring this about. and
from the expressions Of the chants. u would seem
that this will not be difficult to obtain Some oi the
proprietOrs much IN favor OF the scheme the
clerks. T. e.. Brown, the dry-gDods man. paid the
pense of hiring hall tor itc employees meeting last
Monday evening and already has begun closing earlier
Mr.. fall. of the Marshall Ball Company. said " We
are willing to do al power To aid the movement
and there is good why II should not become
success. Almost everybody is IN favor Of It, What is
the of keeping clerks housed up these hot evenings
Tor the sake of little stray business We have
already began the practice and will continue 1t II our
profit by the public spritedDess OF the others"
"Of course" said O.. W. Cle:ibew. the clothier,
" Jersey City cannot 90 far In the matter as New
York for some time yet but we can at least make be-
ginning this year. We have two obstacles To over
come First, the difficulty of securing the consent Of
all here and serondIy the danger OF sending business
to York, by going too far at the start think
though are all safe in closing at o'clock. We
have done for several yeDrs. IL IA asserted that
some firms have threatened discharge any employees
that aid the project The stores that undertake such
proceedings will soon learn that they are contrary to
the best public sentiment of Jersey City. which Is
rapidly becoming aroused behalf OF the ovcrworked
saesmen and saleswomcn.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

$3.50 at time interval: Of at least nieS snsn IL re-
1oed and it is directed that any one contestlng tne
will or codicil shall lose his share wnacn WHEN names
vert to the other beneicaries, Inc rncutor 1'''
Henry Powles as an additional executor
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

Earl g. Wilson's f. g. w. brand OF Mems
Collars and CUTS are the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS

"BUHACH,n THE CALIFORNIA INSECT POWDER!
used Buhach on the most impervions hsc,
such as ants &C. declare IL to be superior 70
s.s s Ina we nave ever seen"-Smh & Mcneil NewYork
Buhach" is a pure California production Iry IT.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

,a hy ;be usa of RyED q cAaSRIcK's SODIUM HrPo.
I RITZ Recommended by the Public Hea,a
TO all other ana eflnS
cdes Soa everywhere Send for pamphlet ls2 futonSts
N.tp Xorx
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

tide foated her off, was found that the hull was not
at all damaged and yesterday the big steamer made her
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

Uava Won tried LIQUID Breadf 1t is de-
htfu ge and the tonic known. IL 10 PCkl
Mail Extract containing than per cent OF alcohol Asz
your druggist grocer for It.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

FAIR FAsHIoNABLEs patrOnize that STANDARD
beaut,fer and purifying agent GLESNs SULPHUR soAP
HAYS Hair and Whsker Dye. Black or brown, ooc.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

LOOK TO Your HEALTH as the swift seasons
change DIT Kennedys Favorite Remedy VIII protect yoa
rom bilious and blood disorders, and also cure them
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
MARINE INT ELLIG ENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun res 433; 1893 Moon rises 2O6 Moons age ds ~
Hliu WATER TO-DAY.
/y-sandv Hook 4 20 tor. Island. t3 He'll GAIA 49,
FA.-sandy Hook 5:l2 Gov. sIsni o;3A ueu HAto 'i-o
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

r twelve months writes thus II had the making Of ne
lava governing would require employers 10 povde
Rr a a day drink help thus improving the
mental and ply 1t would prove eo'a
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

ann County Tveutyone moro persons were arraigneo
yesterday to plead to indictments ior IN hnf
four pleaded not guilty and were bailed for trial. Lne
majority of those arraigned yesterday arc Prop.yt
owners in the section Of Jersey City known as
and they permit the sewage to drain from hesr hogoo
was srraigned on Monday for keeping "piggery, IN
Jersey City the West Hoboken line was .t o
trial. In cpenng Prosecutor Winhela saa snas
the Grand Jury had been mpelled by sense o uy ..o
ns RssSS to aG's es
nthy, vilesmelng establishments Known 90
pggeries are the northern part OF the county, uo
ginning near tho Jersey CITY nG Sa anu snre neshbor
hood. The people living In that section navo Iass
discouraged aud they see no prospect OF rS,c
the courts abate the nuisance ConstaDes
Dlaway and short described the defendants premises
About sixty pigs kept there and the smes from @
pens, the boiling room In which the swi 10 Doie1, anu
the manure heap were said to be frlghtlui Severhi
clean and in good condition The jury convicted scha
and he was baed to appear Tor sentence toorro"'
THE BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN IN THE SOUND
While Coroner Purdy, OF White Plains, was holding an
nauest yesterday Rye Beach, IN the case OF Oenns
Blackburn piano player at Becks Hotel MS s
was called to object floating In the Sound some as
from the shore. He procured boat ana stateu
for the object and met BY some fishermen VINO were
coming ashore to report that the body or y. young
in heavily and the body began to move whcn tue
coroner within quarter or mile OF but before
he could reach the spot IL had disappeared The nsher-
men described the body rs that OF young woman ex-
pensively dressed, and wearing several rings TO
question from the why they did not secure inc
body the fishermen said that they thought they had no
right to touch 1t until coroner came ana KNOWING ns
the coroner was a beach they decided to inform him.
II is supposed that the either ainped or Ieii
from n Sound steamer The body bere the appearance
OF having been In the water three or four days
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
TIE COLUMBIA ESCAPES WITHOUT DAMAGE.
fortunately the grounding Of the ROckaway

steamboat Columbia, OF the knlckerbockcr Line, near
Roekaway Inlet, Tuesday afternoon has resulted IN
nothing worse than giving tho passengers bad scare.
After they had I'll been transferred 10 Canaraie tas
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
HRNRY A. DANIELS. NJ. ID


l44 Iexingtouave.. between 18th and SOth SIS
Uours-s 10 1 3 to7 Diseases OF the Nervous system.
Genito. rinary organs. Impotence and sterlty.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

The great diaphOretic and anodyne, for colds,
fevers and naammatory attacks Dr. Pierces comgoana
Extract OF ~msrtWe also cures collie cramps euoe!e
morbus diarrhea dysentery. OF boody-nu1 onv "
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

NUIsANCEs THAT MUST BE ABATED.
DstrctAttorney Winfield prosecuting with unabated
vgor his against nusAnees In Jersey City aud Hud