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New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
PROFESSOR DoREMUs EXERCISING.

The tall slender tgure OF Professor K. Ogden
Dorenns strode rapidIy down LeXIngton-aye.
Yesterday afternoon IN the heavy snow sqnall.
Sick r. said he, running his hand through his
Jney r. is pretty lively vet and is taking exercise.
JoeS b. can't deliver seven lectures day as he did
thip1 years ago" II. -,
Dr Doremus ~ suffering from over work. HIS
mind is as bright and clear II has ever bcen but
he feels the effect o any continued mental appca-
ton DR.. FOrdycc Barker, mis- physician. says that
unless he takes complete rest aud recreation there
Is DANCER of brain paralysis. Mrs. DOremus is now
in bennington, England. The Professor will join
her ina few weeks aud they will pass the spring and
snmmerin England and on the Continent. During
his absence Dr. Doremus's sOnlconducts the chemical
courso in the College of the City OF New-fork
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MARCH 90 1885
accused of the burglary. were acquitted " idal
By Recorder Smyth.
RROOKI,YN

The Brooklyn contingent Of the Salvation Army
celebrated its fifth anniversary of its organization
yesterday by banquet at the headquarters OF the
Army in Westinghouse, and special services in the
Brooklyn Institute
The Rev. Elias Bray, who said his mission was to
kill the President and who has been confined for
ten days in the Kings County Insane Asylum, was
sent to his home in England yesterday.
Thomas White, age twenty-eight, of No. ia
Wytheave., was fatally injured by stick of timber
falling upon his head in lumber yard at Rodney
st. and kent-ave., on Wednesday. lie was able to
walk home. but died yesterday.
I'm fning three butchers yesterday for selling
q blown" mutton Police Justice Massey said that a
butcher who sold diseased meat was as guilty as
an apOthecary who sold poison. 1t was no excuse
to say he was ignorant of the character of his
goods.
Dedrich Won Claim pleaded guilty in the Court
of Ses ions Yesterday To the charge of bgamy. He
said that he did not know it was crime to marry
again after his first wife left him. He was support
ing widow with three children and thought he
might as well marry her. and did so.
lecture on Patriotism" was delivered last
evening by the Rev. DR.. Charles II. Hall. chaplain
of the Iwenty-third Regiment, at the armory on
Clennont-avenue Among those on the platform I
ney G.. Ward Colonel Partridge, General Robbins,
General Jesse Smith, General Molineux.
President Bergen. of the Board of Education, de;
liyercd an address before the Brooklyn Teachers
Association and its friends, in st. Johns Sunday
school hall at Bediord-ave. and Wilson-st:, last
evening. The subject of the address was " In the
FTaucO-ITuSSidu w III. Many VI tDt udb''S Npio
described and personal "reminiscences of the speaker
given. Mr. Bergen was student at ilelde-
berg during the war.
post-mortem examination of the body of Joseph
Cohen, OF the contestants in the rolier-skatlng
contest in the Madison Square Garden, who died on
Monday, made yesterday at the Morgue by
Comfy Physician Shepard. Coroner MeDnlnger.
DIS. A. B. Leuf John +. Valentine aud 6 w.
Gushing, aud two representatives OF the Brooklyn
Roller skating Rink were present. Death was
found to be due to cerebral meningitis. The inquest
DuVSiglng
roller skating experts will be called i'll to give
evidence.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
WAKING UP SLEEPY HOLLOW VALLEY.
To the EdtOr OF The THINE.

SIR: For the last week or two the greatest
excitement has prevailed in this ghboThood aud along
the Sleepy Hollow Valley nothing like IL has occurred
since the Revolution of old. The Kilkenny of the
Democratic party formed themselves into two factions
both contending for the spos OF office The old winning
side at every felt OF being the rulers of the
spols The fragments Of the other side rallied their
strength together, and marched along Sleepy Hollow
Valley they woke the old slumberers until they hit
the line of the Harlem Railroad, being determined that
the division the spos should through their
hands They marched from hill and mountain TO the
caucus with the hoop Of Victory or DEATH" Tue
old winning side lay their and were sure that
nothing could knock them from their stronghold, but
they found when the polls closed that they were de-
feated On the following day the final test took place
for village trustees The old party with blood In their
eyes, marshaled their forces together and were deter
mined that the ground they lost the night previous
should be TPgained, like the Sparans OF DID, they
would die with their shields them. They rallied
every available voter to the polls and marching IN solid
column, they wiped out the Mnnerlys and OMaras in
the most triumphant manner, and are determined here
after again 70 bc caught mapping.
ICHABoD CRANE.
North TdrTytoc,, ". T., March 1S, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
DrorJyIy0 AN INVITA- rToy IN LENT
From The Phfladetphta Cal.

ITOm Tie IWtIddtpNtd Cut.
sOh yes! Young De GO0de is nice young
fellow some ways" remarked Miss De Fashion, but he
has so little tact He actually asked mo TO go To the
theatre last evening to rec the domestic drama
Mothers Love. Just think OF It! The theatre, rgh
In the middle OF Lentp
or course you had TO refuse, but nope you did u
gently" interrupted Mrs. DE Fashion.
"Oh OF course polite about IT, but fet awfuliy
insuted After that he acted II he going TO spend
the evening, the goosep
You did not send him off, hopep
No. not exactly. l told him had splitting head
ache and so he soon lett, much to my reiief'
"Quite right"
Yes; you had Just got into the most exciting
part OF Zclas last novel;"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20

STRATFoRD.-There Is a case of courtship here
which covers the remarkable period OF thirty-one
years.
BRIDGEPORT.-General Dwight Morris presided
over a meeting of the Fairfield County Bar yester-
day and it was voted to build new court house.
SOUTH NoRwALK-The Mechanics Journal said
yesterday: "The shipments or the four hat shops
below thirty dozen day. OF the rurnors about
change In the present situation is not necessary to
speak, Events will take their proper course and the
hatters aud the lady trimmers are perfectly able
and willing to await whateyer developments the
future may have in store for then.n
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
DEATH NOT TOO SEVERE A PENALTY.

Charles IL. Cummings, who was convicted Of an
outrageous assault on a child at No. 5l2 West
Twenty -irstst., February 18, was arraigned for
sentence yesterday before Recorder smyth. The
Recorder said:
IL my lot TO sentence four men to be hanged
by the the highest penalty provided by law fer any
oiience-and in have done without some feet
ing of pity my heart But II the law were as once
WAS so that this could sentence to the death
penalty should do SO feeling that fully deserved
He sentenced the prisoner to twenty years III the
State Prison. the full legal term.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
4 POEM SIZE SHOWED TO THE EDITOR.

From The BOsiOn Courier
She was young and beautiful, with eyes as
blue as the skies OF NewEn gland autumn noon and
bright the that light the polar midnight. golden
resses cheeks like June aud lips red as the coral
that found the shores OF the verduecad Islands OF
tie southern Pacific Tie editor smiled upon her she
entered aud said genialiy;
" Pray, take "a seat, miss
Seating herself, she said:
" Here Is poem
Tie editor rose with iroNn, walked TO the door,
kicked Office down three flights OF stairs, although
the oblidug animal had eaten up the funny mans copy
night before, returned to his seat pushed his fingers
his and said from which all the
had ned:
Well, let's hear It,"
A pocm" she continued sweety. written by Lord
Byron entitled The Maid OF Athens and the last line
Of each stanZa Is In Greek Having no knowledge Of
that language have yentued to call upon YOU, hoping
that you viii have the kindness to translate the line tor
me-"
smile illumined the editors faces beauti-
fully written manuscript copy or the poem from the
hands OF the charming creature, and translated the
Grrck into rich and sOuorous English Then the
maiden took her departure smiling and gurcling her
thanks he bowed her out with ChesterIeldlan grace
and courtesy that only editors can assume.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20

"Sir," exclaimed Dr. johnson, turning urnn Boswell,
why do You follow me What do you want T. Doctor,
| am the representative OF an American newspaper. ."
Ah and you To take down what | say T. oh,
no. doctor. An English reporter could do that want
set down what Ou don't say Arkansaw Traveller
Hilarious Mr. Happiday: It's a boy!!" young Mr.
Happiday geeuly shouted he rushed in aud panked
a ten dollar note down on the bank counter; tue
dasicst little fellow you ever saw Here, Just put this
deposit IN his name will you pm going 10 aid 10 It
every year and call IL the fresh heir fund" II Is apt TO
be that way with the first. i Boston Journal.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
ArpA1n OLE HIS swEETHEARTs FATHER.

Young woman went to the Jefferson Market
Court yesterday accompanied by young man
whom sine intends to marry, alter Lent, and applied
for warrant for the arrest oi her iather, Danlcl
Mahoney, of No. III Nntliaye. She c0mpla ned
that her father had ltreated her since she left
school two years ago, but had become particularly
violent since he had learned that she INTENDED to
marry the youth who stood by her SIDE. Justice
(;UruIan knowing Mir. MahOney as "a very decent
man declined to Issue warrant Tor his arrest,
but proposed TO grant summons, anu snggest.d q
that it should be served by the prospective husband
of the complainant. The young man. Whose name
is Thomas J. COnvers smiled a fearful smile, aud
told the Justice that he dare not go near Mr.
MahOney as he had already been kicked down stairs
bv the old gentleman, who had threatened Ia
annihilate HIM the next time lie canght him.
summons calling Mr. Mahoney to court to-day was
issued to be served by a peison not Interested III
the family relations.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20

PNEUMONIA STILL INCREAsISG.-"T The TACT
that there 49 deaths from in NewYork dur
ing the weeks Of March need not surprise anyone
said Dr. Baman yesterday rhe weather has been OF
nature 10 ag the OF al doeaes OF this class and
people neglect the most ordinary AZ hs seasoa
no one should himself to tho cDd after ing oye
heated impossible TO ayo this IN all cases however
the next best thing is % use Dnnys Fure Malt Mhsney
Dphtnera aud al pulmonary troubles the leans
dollar bottle being entirely free from fnsh oil and al
aduteratiOn."
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
JERSEY CITY.

Frank Runyon and his WIFE, of Linden-ave., were
ont riding Yesterday when one vince, OF the car
rinpe ran into "A large nOo IN Chess nut-aye., and
tley were thrown violently tO the pavement Mrs
unyon was unconscious and WAS carried into a
nelghboTlng house, where IL found that she
WAS dangerously Injured
lanes Lindsey aseTgcant attached to the Fourth
Precinct Police > alton. died on Wednesday night,
after An illness of six weeks. He was appointed
ON The police force oi Bergen in 1860.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
WIGGINs A FALSE PROPHET.

The second day of Wiggins's promised week OF
storms, earthquakes and .tidal-waves which were
to stretch from the Arctic Circle to Sandy Hook,
passed without the great destruction OF property
that was threatened. The old salts and other
habitues of the water. 'front.' though having faith
IN Virgins or his alarming predictions, watched
with much interest the incoming tide for the tidal
wave that was to tear the vessels from their moor
ings and sweep them up to Central Park, but 10
didn't come and Virgins was pronounced a full
tedged Ell Mahdl.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
FIrNERAI, OF MIR. BIrRNUAM

The funeral of Gordon w. Burnham will be held
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock IN Grace Church,
AMI the burial will be in Greenwood. The Rev. DIR.
Huntington will conduct the services. and ASSIST
ant Bishop Potter will read the commitment. 1t
mas not been decided when Mr.. Burnham's will will
he read. He leaves property estimated at about
two millions, and there are two sons to share It..
satisfied with the tcodicil made last IFriday, by
which provision was made for Miss Kate Sanborn,
whom Mr. Burnham was 10 have married yesterday.
where she faithfully attended Mr. Burnham during
A., 10
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20

men are telling fasehoods" he said, there are nos
above 5000 registered Socialists In the en,iao as
United Statesand Canada and they are not 40
we are not advocates OF violence. AS forthose An
arcbists that schwsb. Parsons and Most prates
about right here in what is called the notoed or
Anarcbsm it would be impossible to rake togethoa a
cIty. Brooklyn Jersey City and Newark combined.
Schw alb IA fraud and mpostor."
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
A r pARsoNss EMPTY UTrERANCEs.

Justus Schwab, the First-m. beer-seller, and
A. r. Parsons, of Chicago, made speeches on
"Wednesday evening in Louisville. Parsons told
the mixed crowd that heard him that the Socialists
and Anarchists were organized and armed, and
numbered 1000 men, In New-York City, he al
legged, there is a registry of 5000, most OF whom
armed. - -.
Alexander Jonas, the Editor OF the Socialist organ
of this ety ridiculed the assertion OF the blatant
Parsons when spoken to on the subject. These
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20

TO- with mdse and passengers to Leaycrat o. Arrived A
steamer Esiahtne Br wright cardsnas March g. Havana
With sugar to order vessel to seaser Bros Arrived &
Steamer City Of Berlin tB Land Liverpool via Queens
steamer City washington Rettg. Havana Meries.
Iorts-F Alexandra a Sou
Steamer Ailss Br SAMSON Port an Prince Aux Cages q
stesmsr santiago ispan RiDeras Havana-Menschio Ay
Steamer orinoco tBr. Garvu, Hamilton. Bemuda-A a
steamer Shattanoochee Catherine savannahHenr Yonga
steamer euyandottc, Kelley, Newport News and wsss
Steamer fosnoke Couch. Norfolk City Point and Reh
steamer Martha stevens Chance Baltimcre-J 3 krems
Steamer Broakwatcr Jenney, Lewes Dei-oid Dcmimoa
Steamer Glaucus Berry Boston II Dimocx.
Bark Prdo OF the Channel isr Riper Pointa ptre-oP
Bark Prince Charlie (Nor Brunsgssrd Phsiclpla-Ben
Bark Laura tiaD EspositO Pozsuoh Itay-seagsr Bros
Bris Achilles tNOr), LARSEN stockholm Bcnnam Boy
BTig Merryman. Dunn Trinidad-A strauss 4 Co.
schr John Gregory. Gregory Gregory Port spaln-Mh
sesr nSas Be- finley SB-P sevus Son.
SAILED
Steamers city 9; Berlin for Ly;sTDoo WClana and euad
s enxs Iasay o. cy HayaS sSTS,q
can ports santiago aayapa ornoco Bermuda chsttahoo-
BarEs tl6atToss Tor MaceiO sunbeam. stJoAns. NE.
Ship vandaa (Br) from Hamburg Tor New.York. March
16, OFF Georgea
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FoREIGN PORTS
LONDON Mar lsArriyed, steamer Assyrian Monarch te
Harrison, from New.York.
LiyERPooL Mar l9ArrIyei steamer Humboldt tBrl. Ed
des from New-York March o.
Mar l9-Sailet. steamer Elder (Ger villa
gerod from Bremen hence for Hew.York.
QUEENs1oHN, Mar IS-Aruyed, steamer Athabasca (Br,
George, Baltimore March 2.
GLASGOW Mar l3-ArTlved, steamer Grecian (Br lie
lajs frou Boston Marce n.
LONDONDERRY, Mar l0-Anived. steamer Yesso (Br)
Smith, from Baltimore March 2.
HAvRB. Mar 1S-Saiied, steamer Hammonia Ger
Schwensen for New-York
l7th-A steamer California (0er Winckler
New York March l.
ROTTERDAM, Mar 1s-Arnyed. steamer Macedonia tBr,
Watson, from Baltimore FeO 26.
BREMtS steamer Irthington tBr) Kinde,
from New0reans Feb H.
Isth-saed steamers Lord Give OBJ Urquhardt for Phil
adeDha; Catalonia (Br), Mckay Boston.
l0th-Ariyed, steamer Ludgse Hill tBr Allen. from New.
York.
AsPYvALL, Mar l6-sailed, steamer Colon Porter for
New York.
SANTIAGO CUBA. Mar ls-Arrived. steamer Santiago
Cotton from NewYork.
Havana Mar i9-Arrived steamer Newport, curts from
Neyy.Y
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

James d. Fish's trial. United States Circuit Court
Rraadwav Railway Commission case, supreme Court
speeial meeting OF Bar Association p III c. rru
Committee on New Parks, Mayors omcc' 'i'y NAM
u. ,x.oo,foo
Micro meal Society No. "a Madison-ave, p m.
Sale of Cropsey collection OF paintings NO. sio Broaa
way, D. III. -, <,.,.,s hir,bdav
mr. UnntinRton's lecture. church at FItnaVe', anu
One-bundred-and- twenty hfth-st., p M
Police CommssiO meeting.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
FooLIsRYEsS WHICH SIZE had oUTdRowy,
From Teras .Sintngs.

A Galveston lady who teaches a select school,
In looking the copy hook OF little sarah Mullings
discovered envelope addressed to that little girl, who
Is only eleven years OF age.
hope. Sarah" said the mistress holding up tho
envelope. that this did not contain love letter"
What are you thinking abouti exclaimed sarah.
"Why | Lave OutgrOwn that foOslness, years and
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE ar THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS. ~
PORT OF NEW THURSDAY MARcR 10. 1888


ARRIVED
steamer state OF Nevada OBJ Stewart Glasgow March
Iarne r. with passengers Austn Baldwin co.
steamer Pnncpia tBr Webster Vera Cruz March From.
tera a Progress IA, with mdse and
n Ilexandre q sons Arrived 40 the Bar at 1880 M.
seamer Geo w clyde Holmes Holmes, san Domingo City
March 10, Porto Plata H. Cape Haytien ~
Turks island c with mdse and passengers VIM Clyde
q Co.
with mise ana passengers Ia IL YOnge, ir.
Steamer Old Domnlon Smith Richmond, CITY Point and
Norfolk mdse and to Old Dominion Co
Steamer II Dmock. AaietL Boston. with ndso 10 IL
Dimock. . an >,o,
with sement and empty barrels tooreri TO Whit
& Co.
ship Hitchcock Nichols Liverpool 50 days salt to
r q a q Ro0ins0n vessel TO 1 Chapman Il Co.
ship Cornga tof Windsor, NS Gibson Hun 3s days. with
chalk ami empty barrels 10 oie vessel TO Whitney
snip Dictator Br. Moer RIO Jsneiro SO days in baasto
Funch, EdYe x Go.
BARK Arisos tNorl AIesen Havana 10 days with sugar
TO Havemeysrs & Elder vessel 10 Punch, Edye & Co.
Bsrk RiDena (Of SC John, NIB. Bradley
sugar and cedar 70 Cebaos Co 10 Ne
yius q son.
sUNsEr-wind at SANDY Hook. fresh, NV cloudy Al
City Island. fresh, WNWi partly cloudy
Sandy Hoos--ll m barometer 2e7l Thermometer ID,
wiad. NV. % mica Weather clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer cipero tBr Copeland Trinidad March ST. kts
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
NEWARK.

Coroner Woodruff Will hold an inquest
to-day m the case OF William Mucahy, the lunatlc
who was killed by Herman tuchs. another lunatic.
at the asylum Oh tuesday
The Friendly inn and Employment Association
has hired a large building TO accommodate fifty
men and wih begin its work III a few days.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
Announcements.
CLUETTs CROWN COLLARS.
Cuffs, and Monarch SHIRTS
4 are the best OF all

IT SHOULD BE GENERALLY KNOWN
That the multitude N OF a sciofuous nature
ally proceed torpid condition OF the liver The blood
impure the liver not act properly and
poison from the system and the certain results
are bloches pmples erupons sgeings tInors. ulcers
and KIN the lunZs and poison
ing their delicate tissues unt liberation. breakingdown
and ablsned DR.. Perce's Golden Medt
cal Discovery will by acting upon the liver and purifying
the blood cure all these diseasos-
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
HOME NEWS.
ROMJYENr ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-SepatOr George Z. Hoar,
~ Msssa onsetts: General Durbin Ward OF ono ana
John II. b. Larobc OF baltimore Breoo1ra H2gse a,s
senator William H. Allison, of Iowa.. WINDSOR Hote~
Ions n pishnrv OF Albany and General Samuel O. Law
renee Of Boston "A Altemarie Hotei-Cslonel f. Nj.
Hudson, u. &. Army.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
To OPPOSE THE NEW PARKS.

Elbrdge T. Gerry, chairman, of the conference zee
committee of citizens opposed to the scheme 1or
acquiring 900 acres of land for new parks In the
annexed district. yesterday appointed the follow
ing committee TO make arrangements Tor tne mass
meeting IN Chickcring Hall next Monday evening
Lewis II. May. Dwight II. Omstead James {; Cooley
Dr. John L. Naglc, Charles j. schampain, EDWARD a.
Morrison, H. X Thurber L. Lespinasse, Henry X BteA,
man, Fleming Smith, Cyrus Clark Alfred koe. toward
s. Coates Robert Ray Hamilton. John d. Crlininlns VI
Richard H. Derby jenkins Van Schalck, Leopold FRIED
man. Ernest G. Scdman, James Gallatin ana EiDridge
T. Gerry
Tn the title deeds of twenty-three acres of land at
Tbroggs Neck laid before the New Parks Commis-
sion yesterday preparatory to their apprasenent
for the purpose OF taking them as part OF Peliam
Park. Pierre Lorllard's name Was found 10 be
written Peter Loril jr." In reply 70 I,
question from Commissioner Lnther X. MARSH, II
written Peter" in various deeds giving him the
title to property IN Westchester County " Piei TO
Lolrard IS his society name" said Lawyer Bartlett T.,
who represented the Corporation Counsel Z" me
other is his business name" Five acres OF the land
situated on an island sold for $1,000 IN ls63,
and subsequently the entire tract brought $27,0OO
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
MARINE INTELLlGENOE

NINIArURG ALHANAC
Sun rises co. sets O07 Moon ses 1887 Moons aya Ia
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
<H-San'v Hook lO:06 gor. IslspL 1914 Ien Cats -
PM-saIdy uoJs 1882 Gcv. Island lO4B Hell Gate OO3
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
LONG ISLAND.

HHMPsrEAD-C. A. Samsis, OF Hampstead, yes
terday told his hired man TO clean out the drawers
in his secretary and burn all the papers. The man
did 50 aud Mr. Sammis gave IL no thought until last
evening when he remembered that he had left 800
IN bills with the papers that had been destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
RECKLESS USE OF BEAN-sHooTERs.

WOMAN INJURED SEfuoUsLf-hoh3Ho
ENRD AND HURT.
The attention of the Health Department mas peen cen
called TO the reckless use OF bean-shooters. Laos
whose ages range from eight to tweiye years, hVlug
in the neighborhood east of MadiSon-ave., petween
Fifty-ninth and Seventies sts, have caused uucn
nee to liyerymen and other owners OF norstS
IoteIy NV hurting buckshot chunks OF leau at
the animals in the street. by means OF peau.
shOoter-a strong rubber band attached 10 the
nroncs of forked stlck-the boys are abe 10 throw
a small piece OF lead with force enough 10 HhieV
slight wound IN the side OF horse. -
Mrs. Seth NJ. COrwin, the wife OF CLOAK hail-
facturer at No 353 Canal-st was hurt seriously on
Thursday of last week by one OF tnese poys. @ D,o
ave TO the house of her mother, MIS- Sh!eck' az
No 700 Madlson-ave., and passed stable IN 'front.'
of which horses we're being unhitched from car
riage. She startled by a sudden movenienC "!
the horses and by shouts of the men. moment
afterward when she was near the carriage, she ielt
a stinging sensation behind her left ear ahd lei III
a sWOon Gu the sidewalk. She was under tne llh-
preston, when she regalned her senses. that she
had been struck with whip. Win some assist
ance she went 10 her mothers house, out was soJ u
Obliged TO lie down. Blood streamed proiuseIy
from a wound behind her ear. A physician, wno
was summoned promptly, found that leaden SUI
had passed through her bonnet and tn1cE pFIiu
of hair and had imbeddod itself under the skin ne
shock to Mrs. C0Twins nervous system was Rioiii,
Mr. Corwin said Yesterday that ais wife was stiIl
too i'll TO give an intelligent description Oh inc Ihlu
ner in which she received the INJURY one mas oGen
kept in bed by the advice OF a physician, auu n"o
had a succession of flin ing spells Notwithstanding
the care taken to keep her quiet. Ihe ianlly pe-
lieve that she was injured by accident.
Residents of the neighborhood have exprcssed
mucn INDIGNATION and say that their lives VIII noI
he safe if boys are permitted to use bean-sho9teTs
freey Men i'll charge OF private Stable Ill LeA
ingtOn-ave. near SXtieth-st., SAID yesterday tha'
they had been tormented greatly by, the boys
They thought the boys belonged TO school IN the
neiohborhood. A few days ago "a horse was 1rlgut-
ened IN Lexington-Uve. aud fell, breaking leg
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
ALONG THE SOUND.

brace and bit " gang of burglars, and robbed OF
quantity of jewelry, silverware and clothing.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
.ESTCHESIER COUNTY.

NRw-RocHELLR.-C. @. Benschotens house was
reported yesterday to have been entered by the
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
1aALex,n rton.aye.. bet geen llti All 3l:h ,st.
Hours 70 l. 70 7. Diseases OF ths Nervous system
Genito Urinary organs Impotence and 3terllsH