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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-02-25

II you are falling, broken, worn ont and nervous
use "Well' Health Remover" s., Druggists.
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! The number of earthquakes in
japan during the past 1900 years
is l4o.
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Strengthening, improved, the hs,. iot barkashs,
pains In chess OF side, Thsuiaati,Hl; aSpBlsA.
nov, s. tssi-iY,
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ASK for "RouEh on Coughs for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, Huarssness TrOehesr ise, Liquid, 'se
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Clears out rats mice reaches aisS, ants, bed.bugS,
'kunks, ehiPmunEs, gopheri, IyC. Druggists.
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Instant relief for Neuralgia, Toolharhe, Faeeaehs.
ASK for Rough on fooihSehe." IS andsS cents.
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Thin People.

Strengthening, Improved, the best for hackaehe
pains in chest OF side, rheumatism, neuralgia,
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Ask for Wells 'Rough on Cons. ise. Quick,
complete cure. Hard OF Soi. eorns, warts, bunioHs.
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Catarrhal Thrpat AneelInn..

Ladies who would retain freshness and yiVacity.-
Don't fail to Try "wellP Health Reviewer"
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There isa story 81 man who
vas itied ior slealins q pair bi
trousers. He vas ably defended
and Gle Jury brought in ayefdict
of.not guilty The prisoner eoan.
sci collected his fee aud lien said
.tothe gindicated statesman; well,
get ont. You're free. IN wait
till he goes, RETURNED the victim
Of SANDER, pointing q the plain.
tilt .Idon't want bim.iosee me. ?
ewhy hotSs @Cause I.segol them
brooches on.
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Every young man should think
twice before he drinks once.

In this world a man must either
be anvil or hammer.
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NEWSPAPERS.
~, 49, - - 49, s>>-,>>>--.~>~>N-'.
Cleveland & Hendricks
The FIRST Democratic President
and rice President Ia a
Quarter CeatarV
The Wheeling
DAILY AND WEEKLY
r = q rs e e z
Under the New management

-'N'' s%s-flNhAANAN
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torially the morning after the transfer,
Wis Thoroughly and reliably Demo.
cratic, with no fayors for any person or
faction within the party to the letri.
ment Of the whole party. When the
nominations are made by the regularly
constituted convention OF the party,
then the Register willard only then
give It's unqualified support to the noui.
nees.
A Big Offer.
The Daily Register will be sent to any
part Of the State from December lst un.
I'll the close OF the Legislature, for two
dollars, payable in advance. The next
session will likely last until near the end
Of March, 1885, and will be one Of the
most important within the history Of
the State, rs the supplemental ASSESS
lnent order, the Supreme Court deCis-
ions, aud the unconstitutionality Of the
exemption law, the amendment To tho
State Constitution, and many other mat
tiers Of vital interest to every citizen Of
West Virginia, will be considered and
acted upon. The Register will have full
verbatim reports Of all the proceedings.
With a
Democratic National Adminis-
traitor aud a LOiper House
Of Congress,
all citizens Of the State will feel q renew
cd and stronger interest In the Govern
ment and It's workings. The Register
through It's Washington kilograms and
Correspondence will keep is readers
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Make up your clubs and send them In
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II will also make a specially of all
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State, and keep our people fully posted
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Cure for Drunkenness.

There is a famous prescription in
use in England for the cure Of
drunkenness, by which thousands
are said to have been assistedin re.
covering themselves, The prescrip.
ton came into notoriety through
the efforts Of John Vine Hall, com.
mander Of the Great Eastern steam.
ship. He had fallen into such ha.
bitual drunkenness that his most
earnest efforts to reclaim himself
proved unavailing. At length he
sought the advice Of an eminent
physician, who gave him a pre-
scription which be followed faith
fully for seven months. AT the
end Of that time, he lost all desire
for liquor, although he had been,
for many times, led captive by a
most debasing appetite, The pre-.
scription, which he afterwards pub
lished, and by which so many
druukards have been assisted to re.
form, is as follows;
sulphate of iron, FIVE grains;
magnosia, ten grains; peppermint
water, eleven drachms; spirit Of
nutmeg, one drachm, twice a day.
This preparation acts as a tonic
and stimulant, and partially sup.
plies the place Of the accustomed
liquor, and prevents that absolute
physical and moral ptostration that
follows a sudden breaking of from
the use of stimulating drinks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-02-25

Did you ever stop to think what
a tlreless letter writer a good local
paper ISL Week after week, reach
ing into years, it goes on telling of
the marriages, births, deaths, the
comings and goings Of our people,
accidents, improvements, meetings,
court and church news-in fact,
events of all kinds. All is grist
that comes to the hopper of a good
local paper. Why, if you were to
undertake to write a letter each
week to your absent friend, and
tell half the news that your local
paper gives, you would give up in
despair The supposed pleasure
becomes tiresome, the letters be.
come shorter, further apart, and
finally cease altogether,
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InDNIOIOwan for The Lives Of all the
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The only way to have a friend /.
10 be one.
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A gentleman was telling a tale
Of deep distress to a Quaker, one
day, aud concluded BY saying. q
could not but feel for him. aver
ily friend replied the Quaker,
"thou didst righldn that thou didst
feel for thy neigbbot; but didst
thou feel in the right place-didst
thou feel in thy pockel?n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-02-25

It is the young lady with the
brand new sealskin who is ever ,e
marking; "How awfnlly cold it is,"
while her sister, With nothing but
a summer jacket, is "just suffering
from the heat,1 though the Their
mometer be twenty degrees below
zero.
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He that cannot forgive others
breaks the bridge over which he
must pass himself; for every man
has need to be forgiven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
JfwGS 10 Riyp yE0rLE WAru

Comioriablcs. blankets. quits and every
thing sc that serves To- Keep prupe. from dying Of
puruiuonil u these sudden rJf - of weather
he fouri At 'ho shop Of II. T.. william, n Coz No. $50
Caual-st. Ru2s and mating, and oi.c!oh., and WIN
fact al! those things which 90. thou -h
ful OIL lady gets Christmas ptccIt FOR her young
niece VINO e. just setting up ousek'- ping be htd
there uf the bet quality and ~ reasonable prices
China mating. with IT. mtcrniXtur' OF prutty cu'or IL
, -pcciaity. There blankets that range from the
finest material. 81 fcNturO soft and white the
moot eNactig syba,c cuUtl GtsiI" and cheap 81 20
pair down TO tho coarse hat durable cnlOrcd goods
Which eos, oplg 90 cents. There hor-c blanket. OF
every Ay &c. Tint warranted 10 keep he mort delicate
and hig-hrcd Of trottcrs from catching cold Quilts
which were formerly manufactured hy amltblr old
ladies' with gossip and W. al tot 40 the ga ~ party
are now out 10y factories a. the ratio OF ihn.ans
dr and LARGE portion OF the stock thus ere cd GOES
through this house which has done business On Cdualst
for w cnty-lyc years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
PLEADING FoR YOUNG ARMSTRONG.
TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENCE-HIs TWENrf-FlRsr
BIRTHDAY.


TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENcE-ms TWENrf-FiRsr
BIRTHDAY.
Youno Armstrong who il now on trlal LOT
mi. NE In tho Broolyn Court Of SEASONS. rcacneu us
twentyirst birthday Yesterday. Many persons VIZ
tufne,i way from room alierlt was cOiuIoto
allied A. J,drn Moore viii not permit 10 to be cro"uu.
Mrs Hcrrck beside her son. VINO snou us %naTt
four months ago while she IN the county Ehpeic
evidence was given .Or tho prosecution NY III -.
Kinc crnsmitb in re1ard to fragment tS 0o
Lead picked up. under, the MGps that IT
was fat,cncd bullet. 1t admitted In evidence;
Police inspector MCKclar CORRECTED tue stat'.ems Inc "
told him that he shot at hi Steriathrr upon , anal
stare. At request OF the defence tue letter
yesterday, wuch Armstrong stI my ne was u, IN
whom h stcpfathcr returned to tho hoCse' ""S Pu' "
evidence. 1900. ,...,. ,,ho
Tur deicncc was opcucd by william j. Gaynor VINO
declared that Armstrong suffered continuous ctle
Inent at the bands o lcrrirk. that his nose hsN
Uroken and bis skull fractur,d ny nlii,f :
enc i'm the hands OF IIerink lie had been kuOc"e /
law ,n,u.d nam and kicked Whit threats Of being
Killed we've constantly mito 70 hni. nc h' s"np or
mOhrTs mouse. To- get his things 60 cave l"'oF
His scpfathsr .udud him ami chased NY INTO lho 'l
lar There the hoy was driven IN corner an rs iAS
resort fired the which h. hal picNru up 4HSu
ne elnded his strplathrr am ran a W. uore
his scpfathcr after HIN lie mr. lwo si"ts t
" We shall claim that his Wasa matter OF s',-!eleiV
Tue defendant was not only IN danger oil ~ 80 ~,
harm, but Ia actual danger or dcath' SAL" M
GarnOt. $1,000. mo-. clio
prisoners mother She tcat Il that wh"l sue went
from the summer she lett the servants III
tha house When her husband visited her III tns SUM
uer he told her she could choose between ann ana
her son When ask-d test Il about the way hcr nus
nHrd treated her son. Mrs. ierrick burst into tears any
sobbeG violently. sac sail snc could TESTIFY but Wsheu
TO &c excused. aud her request was Granted. 1900
DR. Edward Currau testified that the prisoners ho7c
had broken amt that marks IN hS Skul @hpwcn l
Wines sad mai tIy Jaw tr boy kuockc down aud
beaten by his father. aud heard him Illuminated ny
threats servant told how the scp!atbcr abused INC
boy for ealing too mach ana drove HiH from INC 'u'
amt he wa Thy her ait"rw@ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
PRorTDrvG REST FOR woRKING GIRL&

The Working Girls Vacation Society is
practical charity tnat IS seeking to do for the shOp-Sirs
the city what TIk TKhuNE FreSl-A IT Fund has been
dong for tha pcnne6s children OF New York. That IL,
Il seeks TO give 10 such young women who otherwise
would have respite from the ceasecss drudgery OF
their acting work twO-weeks vacation III country
homes. The society has been III operation nearly two
years aud recently incorporated In the past TWO
summers IL has given such assistance 1,OiO poor
girls Tue Rev. willard Parsons OF THE TRIBUNE Fresh
Fund cOOperatcd with the officers of that society IN
procuring for them railroad tickets at reduced rates
The Rev. X. Heber Newton II the pre- sident, Miss
Katherine ". DrummOnd Is the secretary, and Mrs.
Theodore G. Williams Is the treasurer AS method OF
securing means TO carry on their work next year the
society will hold fair at Horticultural Hail. Twenty
eIghth-st, near Broadway. to-day aud tomorrow Tue
undor akinG 10 worthy OF generous support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
BROOKLYN.

pistrc: Alderman uesc. whose peculiar legal methods
have led his clients have him arrested several tines
was before Police Justice Walsh yd-terGB upOu a
charge grand larceny. The complain IS Christian
Cuukcl, i;oe-ch searched the title OF lot
paid 10 kOc-cI he purchase money due 80 minor
JOS phne IabOIrcllc OF whom ROcscl claimed mat he
WAS made her c gal GUARDIAN ana that nc Retained
500 OF the money
Surveys Tor the location OF the pillars OF the Kings
COuniy Eiogatcd Railroad in iu;OAst. wore made yes
UcrjaJ.
Chief En- cineer Van Baron OF The City Works Depart
mcnt declined to accept ic Oice OF Commissioner NJ The
same Department under Mayor whitney next year
the ground OF l-heallh.
Mrs. Curren ana her si'tcrin-law, Mrs Schmidt came
to an agree Yesterday IN regard 10 tn" burial of the
body OF the formers husband, and the funeral not
ierrnntcN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
DEcxs SWEPT Avn WAISTS ctRriED Awtr

The diSmasted schooner john \. Griffin with
her Disguised aud almost discouraged crew board.
was tngrd INFO pb:t yesterday TIA" steamer Guyau-
dOtr. Captain Bmgcll, OF tie schpUncr. said no
WAS bound from Wilmington. y G., for Philadelphia.
with mig IRON. Last saturday. of Chrcotrague TEN.
pest broke uppu them suddenly, carrying aWay fore.
mast clio down tho deck. sad ttkH also the sails
rigging aud mate tOpinast. Tie vessel sprung "a lcI.
hat hv continuous pnmpln; she Kept free iron,
For fOur da5s the vessel drft-l.
sweeping every thing able from the deGI. On We'd
nrSd ~ tGc Gayandutte uichrl her uIi.
Tue Norwegian bark Scott. from PclanP bafted with
terrific hurricane Monday. one heavy sea stove IN
tho port huiwarI. carried away rail- stauchiols ard
tho boat Later another broke over The at.rio1rd
bow aud cleared the deck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
utFF,rb ~ THf G0rln,0rSr0ou

Two young persons wandered around the
city Hal discuHs itrly yesterday seeking Mayor Grace
They wanted married. but tine Mayor bring asrut
from the hall AL day they v~r- directed into the GUY
errors Room aud Alderman Robert Han rs suuiroue
The Young Andrew ". Buttons. a siu5 ucr.
chant OF Albany. and the young woman was Mi~ Ammo
" GOodwillc. Of Vermont. lie was iWenty-s.I and
turhty three. she wore black Tx dress with
plssemcnieric decoration IN front aud "A fur trimmed
CLOAK that fitted her neat form finely Her check. hora
the healthy blnsh oi Vermont aud h,r hand, wrrn
o1cascd IN pair OF travelling gloves. Alderman Halt
married the couple gracefully, $50 reporters acting as
witncsses The portraits OF tho od statesmen and sol
d.rs tho wall looked down on the cpupln aud seemed
to wink -0cmnly to another the BRIDE sm!llnly
atartcd back fnr AlblnY win ler hnsband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
nrw WORK nAIIy TRIBUNE friday, DECEMBER II, Iooo

ons were present several OF whom mace that the
and prayeri Earnest desires were expresseu over
present revival. which seems 10 Ne s"e.p rn mime
dIste Numbers and their individual cbnrcnss h 'tpn
thcrcby Mrs BOtOmc. the pastor VIE, n'o onna to
t ,Ie Pey " Uay Aiken John Wesley come 70
create another great revival said fastS lust
brother living at this the point OF uean i
berors / came hero | received postai VIII. pwt
willie is very very weak aud right nhasr mn rcI,es
Christ ia yery very strong IL Is so Win o, aday
We have representatives of many ohurches heao yeaI
and they all need ssmethng All are very, Ici3 ,"n no.
hut Cf.t is very very strong. Then let tlhis i,
earnest and prayerful and the work carried Oh WIN
constant trust In Him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
HIS WIPES BR0THER DEAD. NOR HIS OWN.

An unknewn man was picked mp III Blocker
st. Tuesday and taken To tho Ninth Precinct Station
As he a not consciousness hs sent tho
ST. Vncent's Hosp la ana later to Bellevue Hospital
where he dcd Tho only thing found In his pockets
the card of w. III. ODNYer, OF No. 2Gl Broadway The
dead mans faco expressed refinement and Intelligence
and lac appeared to he better circumstances than the
usua run Of ratieniStt Beievus. MI O'DYyer recog-
nized the body that vi man whom ho frequently
AT The Hoffman House, but he could not remember
his name. jules White, VINO gave his address as No.
20S Mercer-st but who does live there. identified
and his Identification was recorded In
the books at tho Morgue. Inquiries yes
torday at No. 90 Broadway showed that Joseph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
SrccEsS or The ADVENT sERTIcEA

Trinity Church was well filled for the Advent
services yesterday noon. The sermon OF tGe Rev. ".
Hay Aiken entitled " Ncmcsis" ana dealt with tho
Retaliation which comes TO the w1fahppcrs OF MamuOn
1t picttd tine misery of life In which the only object
boarding OF vast sums Gold II the gTd uf such
mems lives In tho end they discover that II Is power
less. and that their efforts have been futile.
The Advent services at -. Chryso4Om's Chapel have
developed much interest ana attracted large cungryd-
tiOns On Monday evening the services conducted
10y the Rev. pr Morgan Dix Tonight the Rev Stephen
T. Holmes, rector Of IIty Church, Mt Vernon.
liver Advent sermon aud sunday evening the Rev
Dr. william K Huntington, rector Of Grace Church, VIZ
nL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
Announcements.

Isn't that Mrs. Holmes thought the
doctors gave her rp. she looks we'll now"
she we'll Alter tho gave up her ease she tried
Dr. erces FavOrtc Prescription beran TO Get bet Ter
right away heard her say not lone ago that she hadn't
telt 80 vel In twenty years she docs her work an
thR, life seems worth living last why she
feel as had be- raised rom the dead almost
do thousands the eoua efclcy this Odgiven
femcdy female weakness, pTOllp,us uccrat!on len
eorfha morning sickness weakness OF stomach tGelcy
anu kindred affections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11

Mills had never had m Office thre. s. M. NILS OF NO
SO Broadway went TO the MorEge aud was started "
that the that OF his brother but thAt %
his wfe's brother John 5. Taylor. He was formerly
nromnent In the insurance business IN Cincinnati anu
ths city and has this subject for papers anu
magazines He not been in business Tor Two years
and was Ia at seen by Mills ten days ago. lie ap
peared I'm good health then. but seemed meanchoy' nc
has several sisters in this city, 1t Is recorIei III Tue no
ptal books that he died from pneumonia Dut the io"
cause OF his death is not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
woRK or THE corrrE EXCHANGE

Al the Coffee Exchange yesterday President
Arnold read his annual report, which showed sales
for the year 10 have been 5.4G6 800 ys of coffee ne
crease from 1884 Of 2432 900 bags The decrease III
deliveries on contracts about 10000 bags and the
margins deposited S3,O5G,3lI. Twenty -four new
members had been elected the services OF the arbtrd-
ton committee had not been required the most inphrt
ant amendment 10 the rules, in effect January
the delivery OF Santos coffee contract, which.
IL expected, viii Increase the volume OF business and
special committee has been appointed 10 draw ui rules
regulating transactions Ia sugar to be added tho
D0dies 70 be dealt IN The treasnrer- report shows
caistai OF SlTH, lJl 81 invested ia securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Funeral Of william IL. Vanderbilt, st. Bartholomew
Church, 10 a. III. ,,... ,ro,.o :,
senate Investigating Committee Morton HOUSE, /
p. M. ,.. oa.to.. 7, ,oisa
Board Gsey House. 49, n . -
Kings County Republican General Committee, p m
Columbia College Alumni dnuer, Hotel BrunswlcK'
evening. .
Wesleyan University Cub dinner, Clark's, 6 p M
Meeting of the Police Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
HOME Ne us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HOteESenatOr Warner Miller
Of IIcrk,mer Congressman william L. Scott, Of Pennsy
vania; Congressman II. W. Durham, OF Chlc"g"' anu
Rodney w Daniels Of Buffalo ...... HOFFMAN hOnst-
Fr"defick H. Winston T. s. Minister Persia. and Com
mander Foger T. s Navy Gus'g R RocSestr
HOt,i Northumberland L. Clemens. OF Hartford
BrcroOrt HoVse-Franklin H. Gowen, OF Phladeplla
windsor HcteI-The Marquis du Plainly, OF rams
and Fritz Cunlife-Owen. Of London. murray Hus
Uofc-Ex Congressman John Van Voorhis OF Kocheh'ei
Grand Central Hoei--M,yOr {. X Parsous: OF
Rochester.- Victoria Hofci-Tohn f. Andrew. OF Dos
ton 1890 Edrie's HOtei-IrOlessOr James Taylor, Oh YAM
bridge University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
ANOTHER TRANSATLANTIC LINE.

Preparations are beng MA" 10 pGI Oh al lu-
ditIondl lao OF trdu-itttic steamship, next >pilhH
which result in mtracd r"dnc.io u oI ratc4 10
Paris HayTo and Ch"rDourg. The North German LlOy'
three steamships. watch arc calculated
make greater speed tJ1n tGet eiGJt-day' S"ut!Hp
ton stclmship> nnw ruuuiE: THry arc known ~ 80
80 81 ana 32 ard being built al Glasgow. Tho
first one Wld br Launched "Ithid two weeks. ana tho
others will follow. IhrT viii b. reAdy FOR service
April ami will ttas the pace OF IN Elhc. Fduit ana
Wer IN" SJltha uPtnu ant BrcnIrh rglte sH J.
ing from here On Wednesdays. Tue displaced vessels
will bc put on the roI'c. ruuu!ag between New
York CncrJourg Brrmea, aud W sail from here on
Nufu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
READY TO OCCUPY 4 VIEW HOSPITAL.

General Shaler consulted yesterday with
several caD'rs OF the sanitary Bureau regarding the
arrangement for abandoning the Riverside Hospital on
Black Island, and FOR occupying the hospital
buildings North Brother Island IL d bn his
intention make tho change ina odately The buildings
were ready for several weeks but break was
discovered the CrOUu maLn IA the middle OF the
River and supply OF water could not be obtained until
the broken pipe mad been repaired Three f-am0 payi
ions are being erected tho island The buildings aro
known collectively Is tho willard P,rkor Hospital.
Early next week sOmO of the cOnvalescent smallpox
patients will he removed TO North Brother leland, and
nLnr lhnl hnsrers the GLssAse VIII BIO iAknn IheIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11

GtI1rNrrGc The body 81 Frank Eocr'g who was
rec atty c,uulrycI driver hy John N'ur.rus au
uuIcrj tker IN Culou-s, WAS found yesterday hanging
frun the iuh of tree IA the wrHi,... Three street
car conductors have bc'u robbed recently, aud mum
Der Of buI.liIics have cu reported
IT.HoAEy. Ciiy Pdvsician IIriT ha, Instituted libel
proceedings against the fttfg ItO1. IA, u hi1 dam
a.rs at $4,000 lie hat The paper grossly mis-
represented HIN u the ruuhl- which lac has recently
hut with l.. ". Lambert who charged him with neglect
duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11

has cost about $4,000 building OF iron. brick ana
GOTTA two stories HIGH Is being put upon the pl
and will DO freproof, department records WIZ, pc
stored in IT. Eighteen tho upper moor win oo
occupied by the department, while the harg9r p ce
will have headquarters the fret moor Inc p". n
boat Patrol will be stationed ut this pier ana al 1ns
police row boats The cost OF the building VIII NC NO
$40