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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-03
The New Cabinet Housed.

Washington Special.
The families of some of the Cabinet officers
appear to have finished the happy exercise OF
house.h hunting 1t is understood that the reason
why Senator Payne and his son-in-law, Secreta-
ry Whitney, declined to take Stewart
Castle. was that the rent was too
high, $4,000. Secretary Manning has at
last settled upon Mr. Coxs house on Du-
pont circle. He was offered the mansion at the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-03
A DELICATE DISTINCTION.

The Paris Populace Draw the Line Between
Legal and Moral Rights.
PARIS, June 2.-On the Avenue Des Champs
Elysees, at the Rue de Boetie stands the fine res
idence of the Baron Rogers. Desiring to protect
his grounds from the intrusion of the crowd who
were gathering even at midnight to secure good
places from which to view the funeral procession
of Victor Hugo, the Baron employed number
of masons to imbed in the garden wall large
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-03

to this proceeding, saying that though the Baron
had legal right to so act, he was morally
wrong, because ir, the event of crush the peo-
pie would be torn and cut by the glass. The
masons however. giving no heed to the protests
of the people, the latter compelled them to de-
sist, demolished what work they had already
done and took possession of the wall The Baron
called upon the police. but under the circumstan-
ces they refused to interfere.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-03
z MORNING. JUNE 3, 1885.

through the streets shouting Down with the
Vatican, Pope and priests" The procession was
dispersed by the police, who arrested twenty of
the Darticipants
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Am Incendiary Bnrned to DEATH.

VIENNA, June "A village in northern Hun
gary, containing 400 houses, was recently de-
stroyed by an incendiary fire. and ], 900 persons
rendered destitute The enraged populace dis
covered the criminal and roasted him to death
over bonfire
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-03
Cholera at Valencia,

MADRID, June Cholera has broken out in
the prison at Valencia and among the soldiers
at the garrison.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-03
In Commemoration. of Garibaidi.


ROME, June "A demonstration of Radicals
was held here o-day. in commemoration of the
death of Garibaldi. procession marched
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-03

people just what they wanted, and even il it
had not come out as predicted in M afternoon,
it would simply have been said: .'Oh, the Sig
nal Office is off again."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
nlrMAynrlcrrrERs OR0ASnIxG.

Delegates from eighty firms or nat manu-
farturcrs DONG business Connecticut Ncw-fork aud
New. Jersey met At tho Metropolitan Hotel yesterday
and ahorcd mlgniily the constitution OF tins or
c,tulalon, which IL To be- known the Associated
Eur Hat Manufacture ~ thc United states OF America
I'M. a. a most nterrstnz movement because, II success
fu IL promises Ia put Oh trial an omhenty American
mel hud of auftng what h hogn as the "labOr qurs
ton" Tie attempt to form an association las been In
response 10 a rrqurt from the already organized en-
uInyrs of tho ufucturers that joint committee br
amounted tu discuss and settle Questions which may
.fi., b.t wcen the men and the mill owners.
The TEMPORARY aihrera of The a--Oclaion are Henry j.
Yates. Oi Newark, president; X. Is. Gardner.
OF Danbury. secretary. Tho WHO'D mum
her OF $50 manufacturers interested ~
the movement arc dSIicd into three sections There
arr. lh. Daubnry men, ~ wnOm run - foul or
non.Iniou shops AID who auNiuu4 10 have a--o
ciAtuu Thrrn tho Brooklyn m"n VINO run fair
or pn shops nd rather favor the idea or an aH'oca-
lion Lastly tnorc are the SIXTY NdwJersy men who
run fair shops and never have any trouble. ami say
try don't want any association stiil they recognize
rho fact that II there going tn he Onc they must be In
H. A constitution adopted Tho association meets
arain at tic same place on next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
RErAYLTyG c0AL FROM 4 PIER.
A delegation of retail coal dealers file

A delegation Of retail coal dealers hled the
office OF tao Dock Board yesterday. They Han Deen
called by the Board inquiry into tho charge OF iVo
Iiism brought out by the GIBBS Committee. Edwin VI
Parker, coal dealer, who occupe' the pier at W gst
FOrtictst II claimed by other dealers, oDsruts tne
pier with MS boats He retas coal from ms per aLa
moi having tho expense of additional handing anu yaid
rbnryes can afford sell his coal nfty cents u Ton
che.ncr than other dealers Mr. Parker said tthc hnd
ohf Aimed his pcrint sell from tins pier IN MI
Voorlis who Is now a Police Commissioners. IL was
verbal permit and tho discretion OF tho Board;
lie paid 81 a day for the privilege ana
IL was not worth moro 70 MN;
Ills customers ali poor people III the heghporDo'
Who were benefited by the lower price. hc dld not
mink that his boats Obstructed tile slip. 49,
Henry Muller aud Potor Mcdonnell Two dealers OF me
same neighhurhOod thought that the privilege OF th
dnck was worth 81 to $50 day They would give that
for tho privilege IL they had not already coal yaru
there. -. ,....,h ,, In a,
other dealers aaid that the permit was worth NJ eahl
20 day retail coal from sip aud make use Vi '
boats as Il boating coal yard ., -,
I'M. natter never called To orr attention. sara
PresIjent Koch to iRIIUNE reporter, nntil present
ed brfoe the gibbs Cummtcc. aud, a. tho t'rlinohy
shows this IL not the fault NJ the present Board II u
fault The eval dock charges ero ntty cents u Jay
Parker rays II 90 moro. which, he siy7 - All thht "
worm TO him nave no doubt tht tue Board when II
considers the will revoke the privilege ana 90
not suppose 10 has he right To do anything 10 ih'o
wish commercial rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
tnD,TyoyIL PROOF AGAIyST KOHCE

When Henry kOhut, the bohemian, accused
Of setting fire to teucmeui.h usc No lO4 East Sixty
ourth.t was taken 10 the Noihlc P0rn Court yctcr-
div his wilo b, other appeared "a witnesses IN h
hr6nf They wore arrrstcd Immediately on charge ~
couu cty In the crime Of arson. The prisoners were r.
n1plcd wit examination. until Sdtnrihy 10 give mo
nnr an oupo tunity Ia col Get evidence AGAINST them
nrr rug taken the Fifty-niuth street Police Sti-
tion ~ Kohut aud her brothrr.lu-law were otinhed
yn ne aid Of an interpreter by FIRE Marshal Sucld0n
Their testimony WAS said to be so contradictory hS 10
furnish additional proof OF knhnt' gn Mr shrloh
alan tonk the statrmcna Of inmates OF the tenement
honsrs ns published ia The TRIBUNE yesterday. Ihe
bodies Of Mr.. Tilka and her two chi 'reh VINO were
bnrncd 10 death. removed 10 the
shop OF an undertaken IN East FftN -iOurth'st ana
arrangements were made for their hdraI IN
mo Cemetery OF the Evcrgrrens to-day. August Una,
OF No 3I4 last FiftyfOurtnst, nephew al the dead
woman sail that her husband III Chicago, having
dr, rci his family i've Mrs. TAXA hdd hcF
furniture insured for $500 and also had her VI"
The obctuiau families who ide hUmclc0s ny tho
nrc wrr assisted yesterday by their fri nd, and food
and clothing we're Sont 10 them by other residents OF
Harlem A. souu IA the toncmcnt houses can be repaired
Mr. Heubeni viii permit most ~ the families 10 return
Ia their former and resume thcr Work OI making
cigars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
URGING INDUSTRIAL EDUCATIoM

The Industrial Education Association NJ ih,o
Yesterday at No 81 Unversty-place deIera w, w.
auder \ Webb, president of tho College OF tno C ,h
OF York presided. After calling alenlicn ~ ' ~
objects of association, spoke OF tho nroducton, ~
mammal trun,ng into his college as having Iue r.,
workings or the plans OF the ASSOCIATION. mao v
wooI- working and metal-turning when were auo ~
the regular college students were SHOWN anu ho ~
their stud es because developed power tau2ht meth
DDS OF taking up subjects ana paCe 1870 an
NIssS Edwina Brown. CDHirman OF tue conulttco az
Dnmestc Economy, described tho WORK or the coni
roc and the progrrss 10 making, ana adVlSeu tuo
raising OF money for opening an Industrial nome 10,
traimins servants for service John Bsslng said that
the association needed $4,000 TO MIRO teachers, CO.
William A. Potter Chairman OF the Comntoe Ti
.lustrcs spoke OF tho Importance OF ihtfoudonhs &
trial training into the pubic schooIs' p nv ~
4" MANY months ago we asleS the Boar1 ~
Education for rooms in the various scno ,,i
no response as yet however, the only thinG tht nae
been done with tho request Is to reter ~ u 0''
mittee." .. Il, - .,,,,oo. eaIJ In
William f. Dodge in speaking upon the subject sai IN
industrial education ~ u step i"r"aIu, ""o
there can lie no oHd to its growth. There nave peen "
AZ many ecouOmic mistakes made too nuch attoh
tou has been paid higher education, rs ~ - caeu
and too little useful pursuits Manlai laDoV Ias
its dignity, I connected Win an WstI'u,
tion chat brings In contact WIN luhnS
vouug mon who need assistance Many OF these hre cu
Icge graduates IL IN difficult To assist them Deeaus
while they have n smattering Of everything they Know
PARTICULAR aud are cOinpelleu 10 ltho Pu5i
lions such crrand boys, that arc worm 10 IhcI oy
81 or "A week Our colleges are turning out 100 h"S
doctors lawyers aud ccrgyme WHAT wo Tnht ~ " "
throw the force OF the brains INTO the hhhu7
ducatIou should be taught III all the schools ana hWi'
lirent capable mechanics win he the result Inc cor
ored people of the south arc recognizing thS anu 'aAc'
ara being hL In tnClr schools"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Steamer Roanoke Couch Richmond, CITY Point Gnu NOT
foK. with and passengers TO Oii pominon 20 W.
.uNsrrw ,no ~, ,aaIy Ioos. NE: gale; cloudy ane
thick of shors At City Island Me- raining ana thicA Oh
shore; moderate gale.
CLEARED.
Steamer Vera tGer Bussus Bremen via southampton
Steamer Nomande tFrl. Franguel Havre-Louis 10 d.
bian ,.. por, rimon Carta.
rena-Pim FOrwOod q Co. s,ivaaor-
Steamer Crescent city Lockwood La Liberia
Pacific Mail Is Co. .,oo.. = IT Van Sickle
steamer City OF Savannah, Daggett ss'ahnah-
Steamer Seneca Walker Norfolk, West Point ana Se"p''
News Old Dominion 80 Co ,,,,, c,,, paint end Rich.
steamer ] W Garrett Foster. Baltlmore-J 5 kremS
SAILED.
ste,mera Alaska for Liverpool 8agtellO Hull Cnrlee,
New Orleans; WyanoKe, Richmond; CITY Oh SaF'"""' ~
ynpnab; KIc hnond, West Point Va, &C
THE MOVEMENTS o. STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
HABuRe Nov 2t-Arrived steamer suevla Gerb Luu"s'
from New. YORK Nov IL. - ,,,,,, of pich.
RocHEs POINT Nov 24sgnalied, steamer cry ., vay 70
mond lBr), Lewis from New'Iork NOV ~ ou h'i WY
Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
NIX. STEPHENSON on UNCERTAIN GROUND.

have Just been down 10 thStlc tafuen 10
surrcuder my responded Emigration Commissioner
SioDhrugon to "A TRIBi NJ reporter yesterday. " hon
know that the Veterans Rights Union has nlcd charges
with Governor Iiil against for discharPing an old
soldier named Fuwcct and II j. probable that inc Gov
crlinr VIII take Hrtiun."
why do YOU think so T.
Sterling % an Office which he asserts II
vacant aud about which thrro h question al
le.,l rirht ! don't know what we should not expect
ut found that there bad been no copy OF the charges
forwarded II claimed by the Veterans Rghts mon
mai In MAKING removals We should have d-crminated
I'm favor OF -oicrs Tue fact Is that there had been
srvcrl complaint, against Fawcctt for deiolcuOn ot
duty and there other things against him tor which
,qc might have removed him. but We simply reported
that A reduction OF tho force WAS urCrs,dTy.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chs Investigating committee, Fifth Avenue h9tel =,
Senate investigating committee, Morton HOUSE,
D. 1870 ,..to.o u oforaa Gala
Trial OF James T. Holland for murder, Court OIL oSer
Sentence of Goode for murder by Recorder smytn'
Observance OF Evacuation Day. ,,, -
Gn,pfnrt Commissioners stewart Building, r. ~:
Ranonrt to Tanmany Hall Committee NO. -''i'
Third-iVP.. g y. III. ~, r,,. T,coutv.
seventh-st, p III. ,,....ut.,, oro,,,o
society OF SO dinner. Hotel brunswick, evening" -,
Glass Of 'sG Rutgers Female College reception H. p'
Nimth Regiment athletic games, Armory; p III.
William Bradfords lecture, ChckerlDg Han, p in'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
SHIPPiAy YGVS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.. tuesday,. NOV.
Arrived

PORT OF NEW YORK.. .TU ESDAY NOV. "a 1888
ARRIVED
steamer England tBr). HcelcY. LiverDOo Nov II and
Queenstown u with mGse and passengers TO Hurst
Arr vei at the Bar at 30
steamer Gaeo tbrl. Potter Hun Nov 10, with ndac to
sauderson ~ sons. Arrived at the Bar at l2lb am
steamer Circassia rri. "a npbrll Glasgow Nov IL VIA
Movie 49, with mdse andpa TO henderson Bros
Arrived At the BaratS, 10 am
steamer Strau'!eyen ar Pearson. Yokohama sept l..
shanghai -, oct Port said
30 and Gibraltar Nov H. with mds5 10 Fuuch, Edye 3 Co
Arrived NJ the lIaT nj ilfbam
(B DObsOn Rio JaneirO 81 with mdae
nd passenger To BuAk & JevOnl.
Steamer Edith GodGn tBr Bennett Kingston ia. Nov ~.
MS River 10 Monego Ray II. 81 AIMS Bay II and PO
ira ~ with fruit TO Vessels &cO Arrived At the Bar
at2 m
steamer Philadelphia, Hess. Lagnayrn Nov IL. Puerto
Cabeno uracoa IL with dse and pasengera To Bouiton
Hiss Il Dlllci
steamer Alamo Risk Galveston Nov and Key West 81
with mdse and passengers To - Mallory q Co
steamer Eld0afo, Hawth IN. NGwOrrans Nov IL and
Bar ~ with mdsc 7 Van sickle.
Kn kerpOcNer ksmbl", NcwOrlcanS Nov II and
tho Bar y with ndso andpahseneers 10 y 81 seaman.
Delaware, Wnneit, Charleston days, WITH Ind9e
and yasscnseTs " w Gu.ntarl < CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
THE TRIIL or MCARTHr.
rinl of Holm ]. McCarthY. who Is charged

The trial of John J. Mccarthy, who Is charged
with tho murdcr 81 PasquUo LIbarino, was continued
Yesterday before jude CbVlng. ASSISTANT District A.
ior,ey IS dford c,cI Antonio Lab trnO, brother hud
pas"uale I.abiu0, cousin OF the man VINO was Killed.
who testified that they were In group ia Mottsi on
November 20, 1851, aud that they stabbed hut
they lid not recognize their a-,aiidnt. Tho only evi
d, nee connecting Mccarthy with the killing was given
i Insp cui Bi aud Dctectvcs Haley aud Rutland.
vino showed sheets or foOlscap on winch Mccarthy
had written q confession. In which be sad that he hal
stabbed the after they had beaten and assault ed
him. The defendant WAS not put upon tbs witness
gial Several OF MA friends testified that he had been
s,yrrey wounded that day hat they did not N"
duarrel Tho case VIII be gIycn to the Jury to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
RECRUITS FOR THE WHITE CROSS IRlE
lesoriatinn Hall WAS well filed last niybt ID

the -oIicrs of the White Cross Army. Beginning the
cnupai ~ In the fan with only fow hundred soldiers
volunteers have joined its ranks until the army now
numbers 900 Ia the city. Its work. saii III" president
Henry Webster Will he wholly among young men, with
view to mako tha tho central body Of tho army IN tins
couutry Ira u. Sankcy cd tho singing. Address were
inalo y pr d. b. John RnOaa, tho Rev. Dr. =. W. Nlr
gIn tho Rev DR.. II. f. De Costa aud Mnrnhy Wilanl7
After tho addresses, pledges were circulated 1ninna
thosc present ana u large number Of recruits added
their names tito ranks of the army The purpose o
inc movement Is % promote persOnI purity nnd moral
ia among Young organizations arc being Formed
I'M All tho principal cities Of tho country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

headed by her husband Yesterday In his WE
ho went 10 The house and away the children anu
trunk belonging tn hiu. Mrs. Allen took iegh Steps "
recover her children. -
Lung Now, a Cinnamon, OF No. AZ siyrtea a hv tho
arrested for perjury yesterday lie is known W %
America name Of Paul Clinton. lie anu two , vo
laundryInen Lung Chun and Lung } un weta ,rosn
yesterday for pcr1nripE theuseiVes Ia o0
Chu FOng and Lung Chun.
Abeneat will be given John Cellar formerly mem
hcr Of fnr famous old Mutual Baseball Club ut Washne
ton park to-day game VIII be played between ol S
of Brookyns strongest smateur limbs ana n.nc P'A'
from the old Mutual, Atlantic and EcK1oru cIuDs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
BROOKLYN.

". C. Nichols n grocer, of No. lo@ Myrtle ave., was
dned $50 Yesterday Tor selling oiconargarine.
While going home from a bail yesterday Henry Cor
rick and Frederick Berg OF No 80 Contraiave, had
quarrel ana Gorrick was stabbed In tho neck with
pocketkliic. A dangerous wound was inflicted. Berg
was arrested.
Mrs. Mary Allen OF No. rs South sixth-st, accused
her husband Yesterday Of abductng her two children.
Mr. Aneu recently separated from his wife. According
story she asieep with her two children last
Thursday when size heard footsteps IN the hall AMI
knock at the door Fearing burglars. she rushed into
the room, where her husbands brother asleep
As che did SO i've broke IN the door. They we're
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
HOME Ne WS.
PROMINENT ARRIyALe.

E;nb Arenue Hotet-Ex- Senatyr William IL.
Barnum of Connectcut Congressman Henry V: H Pun
leigh OF whieha N. Y; Railroad Commissiohc arvin
Hughitt OF Cnicago enc i0rk nr,enav
Beverley Robinson, OF Ontario Mayor w. A. iio ~
of thariestop = o. and John Robinson WnitIcy' " u
London iVtadsor HOtet-srnator-elect Amasa1 T.
Parker. IT,, of Albany. and Joseph iiiI Ho,eiIndge
Hoyt IT, Wheeler OF Vermont and Henry hPO John
M Hartford stOr h0uSeEX- CONGRESSMAN h' Ju LII
p9us md General L. j. Sewe of Louisiana; .HoD-
man Ho,sc~Posrmast F. b. ConRer OF Wash,ngton'
Er,r,of hotse-('arIes j. Bonaparte, OF DalumoIe
AHemGrie HokL-A. W. ROudier, Venezuelan oohs" az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
DANGEROUS roUYG RUFFIAYs cAUGHr.

The use of the devil sling has been in
greatly Of lao III some Of tho uptown streets
the weapons employed by Of the boys being buck
shot aud bullets In some blocks has become danger
uus walk the streets elt DCar front windows The
police In uniform do little they recognized
altar OIL and the sport until they have passed out
Of sight Last sunday afternoon several Residents Of
one of the infected districts accompanied by
formed policemen furnished by Captuin Mount, walked
NJ and down the streets and captured tie Leaders
cral gangs After being detained ut the station for
short time tho hOys were berhted the charges against
them having been suspt edcd, but not withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
prsryGJyg mr. GRANT FOR OFFICES.

Shcrif-elect Grant and Fire COmmisSio ner
Croker gone South Tor brief trip aud WIN make
abort stays in Richmond and Charleston Mr.. Grant
has received nenriy 900 written Applications for the
trty place, under his control lie Will re-
due. the number OF deputy shcrhs II ~ understood
mat the Tanmany Assembly District ORGANIZATIONS have
been told that they SIND IN names OF arICaGts for
ices aud from these MI Grant wil select some OF his
ppontes The Same Will be pursued BY County
90 pCt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
LOOKING FOR WIT Il" ~ GIS STOCK.
r.nnAnr, Gilnnri RnLlnsnn md Murnhu 4,

wcr- appui,td committee L. inVrstiYr the qnrs-
lion met ~ EIfh Avenue Hotel Yesterday Thomas
f. Rowland recalled and testified 10 the OF
the pla nf the companies Of Tins city at the tluO
of their consolidation James ", Smith, TREASURER
of the Consolidated Company tcRhod that 10 borrowed
SiOOOOO in uuary. 100000 IN June aud 100000 IN
Scnrmlcr. On examination ho said that the hr-t
loan Naa secured Al the timc the first dividend de-
car a. The luuus had been pad except the last
The committeea expert has hrcn examining the books
OF he com pau for some time. The expects
Ia devote HALF chiefly to cTtainug how much of the
stock OF tho Consolidated Company represents water.
and how auch Al actual investment. Other witnesses
will no O. tmlucd To-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
AcLn ruifES FRJM me ASSAY OFELcE

The Board OF Health Yesterday received,
hroush law fr.a luus protest against the sulphurOus
acid from the Government Assay ONCE Officers
of thirteen banks and trust companies, many nrur-
ace men aud hrtytwo BANKERS and brokers III WALL
a. signed the protest. The nuisance n source
of complaint several years. In 1882 tho Health
ordered an Investigation aud received report that tho
fumes canscd by boiling the acid in tho process
ing gold and silver, cOui he kept RON adIDg the
ho- Of the neghbOrh iOd n there wus sufficient out
Law of money Afliavits that thu fumes affect thou
sands Of persona employed IN Walst, causing hea ache
NAUSEA and loss OF appetite, were presented To tho
Board copy Of the protest has been sent To the ecre-
tAry or the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
STARTING A NEW rRANSA rLANrI0 LINE.

Despite the frequent complaints that the
transatlantic Steamship business Peter
Wright n sons yesterday became agents Of a new limo
that Is mako fornighty trips between this port and
Avonmouth England. Tho new company The Mi.-sippI
and Dominion steamship Line. (which has three -eaers-
the Montreal, Quebec and Toronto. The Montreal wsa
her rst trip from AvOnmOut to-Borrow and return
about the middle Oi December The chips at first Will
carry freight only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

few nights ago he to his home No $50 The
1,sor made sneedy escape through WIDOW Du' ,1a
into the hands Of policeman, to whom ne sayu
nawe of Nash and said no an actor IN t sInso
tneatre Mrs smith went 10 1.-Two at the Clinton iiV S
where she was arrested for Stealing an oserco
rnorE Rjchardson the proprietor An ovrrcolt De,onS
~ 70 ,sitor I'm The house where she and her nusoahu
hnarded wss missed last month, and piece Of Is,c
which had been in the pocket Of the coat ""' i'"' "
her room last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
gpID FOR RURGLtKT AND SWTNDLING

For several weeks Captain COnlin, OF the
Twrptvhrl Precinct police. has had complaints that
penpe swindlci by tail German lhn man w'h
io tho huu-r OF Of George Ehres brewery drivers
aud induced thn wif, take ordinary worthless cur
and nav rlU 90 which he alleged was dn" on H. On tho
husband, return hc found the dog under the table ana
in nftempug To drive T. out no severely hiiten.
when hi wife told him that she had paid $40 30 Tor tue
tos ho gave her two black eyes and IN court paln
aunthrr SO Louis RcHrrt. alias Hamburg Inuis was
arrested burglary yesterday and VIII b" taken 10 Ne
Harlem Police Court this morning. ono ~ Captain
1nu4 mrn decided that H. was the +wlndlcr ana had
a hal,.dolcu OF tao compliments recognize the man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
REFORMED oHURcH EvANoELISrIo WORK

\ special meeting OF the CIassis OF the Col
lcvIte Reformed Churches OF tho city hold ia tho
church at Twenty uint-st. and nth ave Yesterday
Tie question of holding ssres of evangetic meetings
was discussed. The examples OF thu Episcopal and
PRESBYTERIAN churches referred and
tauce OF joining III these services was empha5izei II
was determined that the Reformed Church meetings
should begin on anuary l and continue through tho
winter Tho churches viii be- divided into groups for
this purpose and services In each church VIII DO main.
fllnrd weeks.