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

SERIOUS CHARGES AGAIyST A MINISTER
The Rev. Robert +. White of Purdy's Station, n. Y.
is about forty years old and has wife and one child
lie has been in charge of the Methodist Episcopal
church about two years and has been well liked by the
parsbiOners. Yesterday Constable Kopp, OF Sing sng
arrived In town with warrant from Justice John Clip
ney tor the minister's arrest charge Of criminal as
sault by Miss Al reda Robinson age twenty years.
who lives with her married sister, Mrs. Goss Phil
mont, Columbia County Mr. Goss a law, aud the
son OF the Rev Mr. Goss who has tor years lived In
Sing Sing One OF the daughters of the Rev. Mr. Goss
Is the leader of the Methodist Episcopal Church choir
there Miss Robinson in her complaint sets forth that
in June 1854 while visiting Mrs. White The wife OF the
minister, who was sci DOL mate of hers, Mr.. White
alter talking her pleasantly for fe minutes
ligiOus subjects made infamous proposition to her
and assaulted her. She threatened instant exposure
but the minister begged her hard to fOroear and
remember that exposure would ruin him, and that he
would make reparaou. She promised him that she
would conceal the crime but she could not do it.
Finally she told her sister and she advised her TO begin
legal proceedings; but members Of the church per-
shaded her not to do The was laid before the
presiding elder and he appointed committee TO in
vestigate the matter. The committee made n white
washing report aud the affair was hushed NJ. Miss
Robinson then went to the house OF the Rev. Mr. Goss
aud there became the mother of child. but Mr. White
cast her application for assis' ance aside.
The minister arraigned last evening before
Justice Gibney when he Indignantly denied the truth Of
the charge, saying that II was conspiracy that lie
had been acquitted by the church investigating com
mttee. The young woman looked him Iuarey in the
face when he made his denial but he did not deign to
notice her. He asked tor an adjournment to get coun
sell and the case was adjourned Tor ten days. The
court held him in 81 900 bail. he Rev. DR.. George
Hare, of he Sprung Street Methodist Church in Sing
Sing became his bondsman. The Methodist people iD
Sing Sing are greatly agiscd about the affair.
1t Is Much Better to take proper care of a
Cough Cold from its incipency. by using promptly
Dr. Jaynes Expecorant than TO run any risk OF develop
ing fatal Pulmonary Affection. This wellknown cura-
tive equally effective in the primary stages Of Con-
SUMPTION, Asthma and Bronchitis :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
Mrs. We Elraihs
HOMEMADE PRESERVES. &C.. &c.
Post Once No;lcc.

rete-s for foreign countries heednOt % spsSy
for al ,paton by PARTICULAR stea neF ekoSps
siIn Ia son u Dl KING 100 h'Ioi1
not specially addressed OclnS sen Oy l '''' ''
se ,n Iuals for the week ending October 10 VIII cioo
,p1ONpliYI m Al clseO AZ Iis Ohca astoi)"s -.
sATUkDAY-At4 a IN FOE europe per :, .; .r1.1is
~nuInam ptou ami Broncn AT a. IN or TUG =,
direct per Llindai VIA Amsttrdih !iot.'a'
directed per LHandam > a. =. IN io' i,, lei
per y PCuHlaud VIA Antwerp le'tsgs M, 49, .nnai
America ana tho SOutu Pacnc pOrts boz ois r,si
va KINGSTON letters for Mexico must DC aies s
per Y,rIumnus"E at 70 % IN M rS' for he Mind.
Par, s,aras direct Venezuela and Cnrscoi va
Martinique. pcrs arurel AZ LOU IT, , ~ mn,t
ncr a tit. otchmOnl VA Vueems'Vnn ~ ~ m f,r
r. tr,,tAi per LIty OF Rich iond'l nj 100 IN ~
prnrreso Mexico pors ihornhil az "yP ,r ~ M,
rrnSS,iln and lIuatln. per = y Oter via Ne"'o""e
Mails for tho sandwich Islands per H,s f,r
Francisco close mere O,tJOer y .. " IN Er,HrIs az
80 here Ict Der 40 az y. M Mnis Ior aus".s
SSox.Iealani Fan and Semoan lslanls pr - y III
IraiiI via Francisco close mere .''4Y pp'gt,,,,
n M Or on arrival at NeS' IOrk ~ y 81, -.
s,tb Ir,tlsn mails for Australia Mails ior 'no 49,
,stands per Frinelsccl CLOS ls ne VI
no -25 al D. IN Mails for cuba Oy w aposs az
ana thence by steamer, VIA hey "o'" '
Tins oihce daily al 2;3O a. H.
Tho schetule OF closing OF Trans.Pactno mus aass
an ,h nresnmpuOn OF their unlncrruptei oNe ,i ~ .,r
an Srancsco Malls from East arri'lhs w a
Francesca on the day OF SAILING OF s|o'A0'' w.
thence the same DAY ,,rNoy q PEARSON POstnastaE
Post Office New.YOrk. ". Oct1oer = 100 -
The Gardner Pine Needle soap. mace iro" "e''
PARK & TILFoRD Agents
w.. Royer. pcr.onaIiy, Wailinsiord n, ahiv
on US an rvyyin1 assocIate Rogers. hInoss f'-'
O"' ~" pIAiED SPOONS AND fohsn9,, gosls
ut Wholesale only, No lntal OF ar'o"Si'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
GOVERNOR HILL RETURNS TO ALBANY.

Governor Hill started for Albany Ils' hlEht'
lie had only a few callers during tho day Anuro" -.
Green Hubert o. Thompson aud some oil the 'o""'S
Democracy leaders came together lhcl m ,,y
Tn,unuy men came get Instructions about hhIi"n
Hrs we're drgpondency and gloom the faces Oi we
haagers.On about headquarters thr"ugh tno 'ay ht
had the conirary effect Think Of II said one Deno
cT, Wa have TO get certificates OF CieNclanub ~
,n"crocv from his associates" About the hotel corr
dors we're TO lbs seen v. A. 4: Carsey John hoIE'
Inbert Blisscrt Colonel John X. Fellows. :, rauus
nnrns Commissioner Squire, Jerry hhrli ,n
g. r. Iiacon Ed" A Moore. General Spnola, Colonoi
lanes ZONES OF Steuben County Congressman SPr.ss,
of Utica; william &. Tower, John H. MoGOdrlok 80,
r. MastersOn, State Senator Cullen, hssehp,y ,,nn
I" Jimmy Oliver. George Cauhcld, Major W. IL Sa,oy u
H. r. H. Abel, Congressman btahlneckrr, AssoniDi1 ~
McClelland, OF Dobbs Ferry, and w. dllnilah Ian
The letters Of acceptance OF Governor hliI anu ''
ornl Innen VIII not be reAdy untll next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
"JOLAETHE" PLATED BY AMATEURS

The UrctnWlcb Amattur Upcri SOcltIy gave
pleasant performance OF Iolantho last evening in
the Lexington Avenue Opera House. The building was
filled with invited guests VINO applaudcd tbs singing At
the close OF act The follows iDidH-
NE, Miss Marion Booth Edrg queen, MsS Nr;tic Griggs
IhBLitS. Miss Hannah OKccfc; Liza. Miss Anna Clarke
celia Miss Kate Osterle FIcd. Miss Annie DOugiass
Lord ChGnccti0r NJ. Morton SrrphOn, Eugene Clarke
Lord TOolicr, George Pcarce LOrd Mount Ardrdf. Nal
colin Cooper Frirdte WHis. Charles A. Ilctzci, and
IrdU6edrer, George Pigs The costumes worn were
rch being The same used Mt the Academy Of Music
last winter when 90 IOlaDthe " given by amateurs
fOr Charitable pOrpuse i. Intropldr formerly with
D'Oyy Carte, was the director aud Eugene Clarke the
stage manager. After the performance the
cleared and dancing was enjoyed uutl late hour The
Greenwich Club will present opera operctta every
month during the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
ACTION OF xxr,r DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.

There was full meeting u the AAlSt us
rct Republican Association Morton Halls "cSitiy
uinthst las, nght. and carmel telling IN behalf al
Vigorous prosecution 81 the camp Ign Va, shown. \
mutton ~ dc b. j. IN ne lud'r Dillon an frequently
airrndcd passed. directing -" appointments OF
co. ml,trr Of ztNtu 10 confer ~ "l
win like committee ~ the Dl-U'l
committee ia preparing ticket 10 De N"tr"
for Al the coming pr the committee 10 report !"
nm niirufnrI urriiuy Of toe Hs~Jctton which VIII br
held next Wcdur-d r"cuiut a -bu ocl"OA 'IieT 'hr
rcrting OF The District Committee The coWiui zee "i
tuc association consist Of J .Auei'udrr DI"u. James
A E.aurnlri. Erurst IT, Cto-hy. George ". l"u'
/ twrru e trprY. aud Charles H. Knox. prrridrhl'
aud samuel Campbell secretary "t the as,"'l'u,n.
The district Committee. with wuoW lhr> VIII con
are Jacob Hess " r. Black +. l. Mon g"n"ry, II J..
Sayle- " 4. OiTaiy. George Il. Cdih'iri ana J'S',
Iuor Crucr 4 Henri A. BHruuui. ruhr man oI a en-
M Tee APPOINTED drsft Tr-outinus, reported the '-
luWtuv. winch uuauinou-Y Adopted and nearby
chrrIcd:
R,.oirsi Thntt Repub ic IN As''cllt.ot o. no NNlh
Assembly District h-r bY rerl' &c lR .I,Nn
~, 81 the ltruu loo "a A" N"n u i"h W ~
r,,tr ami NpIct stttru mont u Republican pr h.ps ''
tlyls It. lAscIIo 4 500 O'c.H'I 81 "I~ -
spb 8 carr iieu'rn utGp- crn,T. tic Hon "a n's
- .,isVn ia toIIO nj 30 riucf ab.o anu uol ph
fuo itt e - iir ? - 20 Ic Nol 81
L. IA b. ms ling -r,iiou and hereby fleie" oar eIh
ct ort. ~ abe .ul Ttp tie opublc "a p nope ~ an
n,unccd tho ricc;oI IN sdd H'Ph I'Ah 'A''
LILO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
RAPID TRANSIT PLANS FOR BROOKLrY.

A series OF conferences have been held by
Mayor Low with representatives Of the various rapid
transit companies DESTROYS ofreaching the City Hall and
the Bridge in Brooklyn. and with the Railroad Commit
tee OF the Board CT Aldermen before whom the matter
must come. The plan II for the JOINT construction OF
trunk road from the Bridge terminus over private prop
erty and In Adamsst TO the block bounded by Myrtle
ave. aud Adams. Pearl ana WilOughby SITS, where a
union depot Will be built The fare to be charged over
this rOne VIII be two cents, aud tAe city will have the
right 10 purchase the structure tmebefOre 1893 AZ
10 cent above the cost The Kings County Elevated
Railroad and the Brooklyn aud Long Island Cable Rail-
road companies agreed upon this plan, the former
building It's structure I'm Myrteave to the union depot
800 49, f~tA-@ Atlanficaya-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
ro, rr,c. ~ CoNNEcrICUr TOWNS.

II,RrFonp. Oct. 9-Neary full and official
r,r, fr,,n the town meetings this State OF Monday
last show that In 1862 the lG7 towns 40 are opue
lican 50 Democratic and - equally divided. The pot
zeal complexion OF the majority OF the members oil c
uo,rs Of Registration OF Voters tho only officers having
any political duties to perform. IA tho BASIS LOT tN'"N
a., ,,,t,.o, ne to,vn. Last year the standing was
-, ,,.,c,Iv I'M. samr In 1919 towns reported 10 were
Nrnubltcnn, 81 Democratic ana 20 dlNlheu in ~ " @
ropo teal a. voting hcohSo Ihls year % ~" 80 ,
las. yc,i. conditions bold over Nearly lOo oil 'hc io'
towns have no license, or practical prohloi'ion'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
POLITICAL TRICKERY ~ TIE NAVY YARD.
trL. Rronklyn Navy Yard * being wOrkct

The Brooklyn Navy Yard IL beng worked
I'm manner which makes II formidable rival OF inc
New York Custom House as an exponent OF pra'ucai
democratic Cyil Service reform. There II great oNco
,.t ,uopg many Of tho officers the WAY III winch
the ward being used political machine Commodore
Chaudr for some reason known To himself, ba' issued
mn order orblddns the officers IN tho yhrd 10 give ~
formal on To Tho press, state OF thingN hshJ HN
factory to the political bosses who run tue yhIu eNl'
'r,,. work recently done the l. nnrhsrc II a goo"
,x1Iuur of how nilur. nre being conducted INC
T,uurssrr'- deck. were In good condition "hrh ah"
,rr T., the yId bu work needed on the out-ldc Oh
her hull gang ui my Democratic voters was put on
han ri inc shin and her deck, were cd'krd 20 m,'n
uou,y was used In this unnecessary WOIk t.h
none WIS l,ft for repairing the nun A"u'W
tn mi. the work was Improperly done an"
t,e decks are always dIrty from the rosh w'ch con
stauty works of the seams. - ciimofoh' NV Nv
very hungry and very nrSty been AZ the Navy 'htu
that tw additional marine officers nave berh "i !" ~ ~,
Inc Yard aud an officer of the guard IS now cohsah'
ON duty night aud day nt the lor. 0n'n,,
cate Urforc n wa, the custom 10 nave Only hHlE'l'
Of thc gunrd IN command ~ the gate. bHt "ard hr''
ana ma. ses tried to Oyrrdwo the men ana carry lhsn
with such y nigh nnnd tnHt II was Iouhu necessary "
have "A commissioned Oniccr there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
plscoYTENr IN TIE DEMOCRATIC RANKS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. (Spec'a0.-lt Is APP
,,r,t that tho nomination OF Mr.. Plummer for NaVA'
Oni,cr at this port Is not at all In accord with inc u'
desires OF the Democratic party IN this city MI RUM
mcr is from Venango County, and the going OUT Oh 'no
city TO select "A man such an Important P'aoo h'S
added ia the discontent of the Democrats IL was Da
rnrI fur Mir Rainfall To play. Mr.. Randalls majority IN
not any too large. Ho has been regularly ECU mnno
Congress as much by tho Republican hs ny to -, no
ctntIc vote IL 1, therefore necessary TOT MN W O
rnr, fnl IN the nae OF his pOWer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
MR. FIELD HAS NOT BOUGHr BLOCK ISLAND

part of Block Island has been bought, ac-
cording to report published yesterday In me sum- w
a company OF NewYork capitalists headed oy W.
ptld bich nroposes 10 mako II popular summer re-
sort Mr. Field said yesterday One OF my hrst 'sf
tor, this morning was in sailors clothes VINO III
troduced himself as captain something or other, ITO
said abruptly that no had better place tn"h p'o'H
yslopd. and after conversation lasting long ''n'
discovered that had gone into tho hotel business ~
some place had never seem told the man 70
o,,ar saw Boek Island except at long distance, ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

rRIprxE OFFICE. Oct. 10-l n. m.-GeneraHy l"'
,,tn.r rrevoilri over the whole country yesterday
with high pressure east of the Mississippi Inc tch
prr,tnre rose on the Middle Atlantic coast The move
mrnt Of the barometer here slight during the eear
weather The temperature rangedoetween +oo ana oo'
IN. average 5Oa9 ueing 2l2 lower than ON the CORE
sp,ndng day last year and 80 higher tLah Oh lh"I''
day. -, ..,,, LA nv nccteI IN
I,tr. slghtly warmer weather NAV DO oNpVN,t,ou
mis- city and vicinity to-day aud Tomorrow Ioo"eu
sunday by partial clOudiness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
TO OVERTHROW DEMOCRATIC RING RULE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-George william pro"n'
Chief judge Of Supreme Court OF THIS cly' was 70
night nominated for Mayor by mass meeting Vi iuy
800 mon. Tho meeting. which was one Oh 'no is1''
and most respectable held Ia Baltimore was Tue
on,tpg nj nm Independent campaign against the Demo
cratic party The Republicans Will npPtVU'1 Ill maaa,
Browns candidacy. aud desperate onort WI" al
10 overthrow the RUG which has 30 long 0oA''0'''N
affairs In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

would not take 1t as gif am not going into en-
terprises IN these days have worked fifty years
for my children, and perhaps they Better support
me for tn, rest or my lie MY friends know my feelings
OH this subject The properties In which owner
will probably be my fayorite Investments ver but
Will not consider even Tor moment scheme. The
idea that should attempt Ike summer resort OF
Block Island, place never saw"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
THE WEIFHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDICATTOSs-FOR 30 HOURS.
WAsIuvGroN. Oct lO.-FOr New England,
generally fair weather. slightly warmer, winds generally
from the west 20 south.
For the Middle Atlantic states slightly warmer gen.
orally fair weather winds shifting to southcrly lower
barometer. 49,,
For the vicinity Of New York and Philadelphia slght-
ly warmer generally fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
DENYING TAAT HE KILLED HIS WIFE.

MIS-. DIsqUc OF IIODOKtn, IHt WOI1Nn VINO
murdered by her husband on Tuesday buried
yesterday in the Floral Cemetery In Weehawken. The
funeral place IN Ter fathers house at Grove
Ferry sts and largely attended A great thrOng
gathered around the house and In the ncighborhood aud
remained there until the procession started away. The
services conducted by the Rev. Peter Erich. Her
husband denies that he cut her throat and nmass
that she committed suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
urrnsoN COUNTY. n. J.. NOMINATIONS.

The Hudson County Republican Convention
ras held Yesterday in odd Fellows Hall. Hobokon John
W. Pangborn was selected FOR permanent chairman y.
lilo made an earnest speech, urging the convehtm
make Wise affections, as there Ia strong ptoonpi,3
that the nominees OF the convention will be eectan
owing to dissensions In the Democratic Ply nnp'
lie added that there was no nHe "'i'
ing that the Democrats had u Largo "H''.'
In the county, but IL they hal iI O. '.i .i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

they have that majority might he overcome Judge
r. +. Wanser nominated for surrogate ana DE- .. ',
Morris for Coroner M Wanser judge OF the Second
District Police Court aud Lieutenant Colonel OF the 4tn
Regiment He Is popular and IL Is believed that ne VIII
defeat William McAvoy, whose nomination Is being
forced upon the Democrats by the County Executite
Committee. The Democratic Convention VIII mee' 'n'
afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
sr,TE LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES.

KINGSTON, Oct. 8 (Spec'aD. -George H. pan pan,
forth of Mddleburg schohare County. has been noun,
mated TO the State Senate tho Democrats OF the
District. $500. -,
KINGSTON Oct. 9.-Ira Dopuy' OF "aiiA,i' "D' -.
oA %, senator vesteray BIZ the Prohibitionists OF the
XVIII DlatfioL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
II II ROCKEFELLER.

The death of H. Harrison Rockefeller, OF Ger
mantown n. ". occurred on September 80. lie was
about forty-fve years OF age and widely known III
Brooklyn and this cI.y. He left widow ana seVeral
children His funeral occurred on October 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

torney his resignation yesterday to
Attorney General Garland Zabriskie IS one Of those
Indicted Grand Jury last Wednesday for con-
trbuting political fund during the last Presidential
campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
rqrpuve Local oBsEgvArGoN3

rn'hs
yons Tor the - h1is
hlte line the osc a'i's
az th. tho hours The broken or dotted inc
Indicated BY tts thermometer al huo
nhAr pIuAdsaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
nlrrERENrrAL RATE PRINCIPLE ADOPTED.

The trunk line general passenger agents yes
terday adopted the principle Of dferental rates as
means for making the actual business correspond as
closely rs possible To the percentage divisions. Ths VIII
form one OF tue pooling agreement An
aiipurnnrnt taken NATL next Tuesday, whcn the
Rn.t,u and the Canadian roads viii be present ana
attempt will be made to settle the immigrant troubles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

all notices Of marriages must be idorsed Nth taH
name and address.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-23

wears, SECn as Loss OF Memory. LaSSltude
Nocturnal Emissions, Aversions Society,
0imness Of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vita
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,ther diseases that lead to Insanity and Death
DR.. MINT , who is a regular physician
graduate of the University If Pennsylvania
will agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for cas- of this kind the TAI RES
rpRATIVE under his special advice and treat
nent) wi not cure, or for anything impure or
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Consultation free. thorough examination and
.dvice, including analysis Of urine. S.. Price of
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-23
VARICOCELE

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-23

"AyING SUCCEEDED TO
1.-The business of the Carson CITY say.
ings Rank we are now prepared to DO
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RiIls of Exchange bought and sold en
Con francisco, New York, England,
Ireland. Germany, France and all the
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Europe. ...,
Issue certificates Of deposit and ~
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collect ions made at current rstss
exchange
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and sola
Gem rnfasiNn only.
Liberal 6dvAncos made ON Approvoo
stoeks and ether securities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-23

4 nv. Send six cents 70
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either sex, succeed from drst hour. The
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