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New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
MYs1ERIoCs DEATH OF d MURDERER.
MAN WHO KILLED ANOTHER NINE YEARS AGO
POUND DYING IN THE STREET.

MAN WHO KILLED ANOTHER NINE YEARS AGO
FOUND DYING IN THE STREET.
Coroner Messemer yesterday reported the
death at the NewYork Hospital, OF James Mack. age
forty whom nothing further is known, than that
at a. N. Thursday, he taken to the hospital nom
the sidewalk opposite No. 1873 West Twenyseventh-st,
where he was found unconscious. He was leaning
against the building The only injury which super.
side head Just above the forehead He failed 10
regain consciousness being found and died three
hours later Deputy Coroner Herold. at postmortem
examination. discovered that death was due to hemor
rhage resulting from fracture the skull about three
OF the opinion that blow from sandbag caused tno
fracture The report made by the police stated that the
mans injuries resulted from q fall on the Sidewalk
while Ill.
Captain williams last night was ordered to begin an
investigation OF the mystery. Coroner Messc-
mer said that Mack might have received Dis
tsroWn down stairs It was learned last night that the
dead man, whose right name was SAID 70 DC McManon,
mad murdered man at No. l28 West rwenty-seyenth:
at about nine years The place where ne felI AUD
doors from the house where he committed the mur.
der. In the basement OF NO. l2s tnere Wa
A soda water bottline establishment Mack ".
McMshon was employed there. He S nad ,S dispute pug
Mack ran upstairs, went into a grocery next door
where be perceived large chee 50 knife He rsn oseS
Tito the basement and plunged the old knife Into th2
by one OF Captain williams's policemen and
was sentenced TO seven yeare imprisonment ne sersee
the full time. His sister called at the New.fork<
orcer Foley who found him on rwenty.seyenth.se ss
that he had nts Friday night brfor. ne nad the
In vhich he probably sustained the injury that eaue
his death. His body has been sent to the morgue'
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
GREAT LOSS IN NEw-HAMPsHIRE.

BosToN, Aug. IA tSpeciaD.-Somc portions OF
New-IIampshire. notably through the PeDigewas"ett
Valley were visited Thursday by rain storm OF re-
markable severity, and the damage to property
IA estimated at several thousand dollars.
Many houses we're undermined. highways and railroads
were badly washed ana great damage was done TO
mill property Tho crops In many localities were wholly
ruined The extent OF the flood can be appreciated from
that asset thirteen feet In ten
hours and tho ContOOcook nve feet In eight hours.
Trees uprooed. fences washed away and so'erai
bridges displaced The roads are wholly inpassa-
BILE many sectIons. Through trains 70 tue White
Mountains by way OF the nofthtrn
DIVISION. This terrific rainfall proceedea aiako-
nalIy across the State from the porthwest
The storm did not begin like ordinary thunder stor'
but gradually became intense and contibued Ior s"ne-
u before the lightning appeared. The amount OF rain'
fall duIng the hours It's continuance Was fenarka
bic. There has been nothing ike u for many years
The chairman OF the Legislative COMMITTEES on Roads,
Bridges ana Canals has received dispatch calling ms
atlson W tue damage done la the localities and asking
Tor legislative stance repairing the same Large
gangs OF men at work to-day the RAILROADS. ana
highways repairing the damage
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
CIRCUS MEN HURT IN RAILR0AD Accident
OrrrMMA Iowa. Aug. 14.-Near EddyvilIe,

Iowa. 70 day there was collision between two sec
tions Of A dam Torepaughs circus train The seeuoh
which was run into Is known rs tho baggage Tram
August schmltt. Frank Boyd "sid EnSon he"'+
uuter Joe" Copps. Frank Holland Frank Baker and
Lewis IeCrand were transferred 10 the hospital ut
Davenport Iowa Most Of these were canyas-inen VINO
occupicd box the OF the scction one OF
the sleeping occupied hy sixty nen' most OF
whom are known as "privlegei people, Enson' n
song dance man, was the only one burt IN ths car
He received o cut IN the head and Ills skull was irac
iLred A great many others sustained -evcre bru'es
The fiat car next ahead OF tbe over urled ~ -
had two ea ,es on II, which were demolished one or
thc,n contained troupe Of performing dogs. one OF
which was killed Swung nn1ei the WAGONS on th.s w ~
Srre hann,orKs occupied by and seycra! o these
were injured hut none dangerously. The otner Cars
were more or less damaged. The animals Ia tue me
nagcrie were not burt.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

CosH0cToS, OHIO, Aug. l4.-rhe Craig ho'ai
NJ Dreslen ONO. was bnrncd yesterday. The loss u
5000; Insurance $1,000.
ROCKFORD. H., Aug. l4.--rhe warehouse OF Peter
sames wagor and cuivator works was bdrned yestcr-
day, with large quantity OF wagon mat'riaL Tne loss
T. $4,000 insurAucs 5000 In the Mississippi valley
Insurance Company. OF Rock Island.
sALEN, ~ V. Ang. 4--Ourlng storm last nlsht tue
large No a harm, Of Ephran Csrscom were struck by
lightning aud entirely consumed by nrc together Win
All nis hay. wherL oats. harness, ana some house"''
goo :. L'ss 1000; insurance s2ooo
DAYTON ILL., Aug. IA IRE At Franklin yesterday
DESTROYED the agricultural warehouse Of 9. Eldrdge,
besides half dozen barns and sheds. The loss -
$4,000; noinsnrance.
CLEVELAND. Aug I4-The Western Union TELEGRAPH
Company's office was burned this morning Tue loss 20
instruments and wires Will reach $1,000 ana to the
building 5000 The Mutual UDion oiiice viii be used
until repairs are made.
FARwrII, Mich, Aug. 1.-THE store OF ". A. Carrsn-
ter A Co with It's contents wis burned to-day. The
loss IL SI7. 900 :insuran c.. Si..OOo
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

CAIRO. Aug. 14The Egyptian cotton crop 10 expected
to be abundant.
PARIS Aug. 14-An excursion boat was upset to-day
at the Royan at the mouth Of the Gronde and
eight OF the passengers were Drowned
PHLPPoPoLs Aug. lathe frst reports OF tue losses
caused by Yesterdays fire here greatly exagger-
ated. The total loss will not exceed 100000.
ADRs Aug 14-The Dutch bark Slangeweoht. from
Colombo 10y way OF Gale for NewYork before reported
Maurius in distress, has discharged her igo aho
been docked. Sne Is waiting survey
MARsEIILEs Aug. 14-On the arrival Of the Paris
mail to-day IL found that sixteen bags had been
ripped open and all the yauaDes abstracted.
CoSsrAsTINGPLE, Aug. 14.-The populace OF krement.
choog Russian city On the Dniper In P0ltava to-day
attacked Turkish residents OF the town and attempted
TO drive out The military had to be called on 70
the number Of persons were wounded Inrty
OF the naive leaders have been arrested rms mas
angered popuace and IL Is feared they Will In re-
ycnge again against the Turks and the authorities
Nlnll
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
A SANE WOMAN KEPT FOR TwENTY-sEvEN YEARS
IN MADHOUsE.

IN MADHoUsE.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.--Miss Adrianna
Brinckle has Just been released from the State
ASYLUM whore she has been confined for twentyse'en
years on the charge Of "extravagance ana eocen'
tricity" She is daughter OF Dr. w. Draper Brncke'
physician who enjoyed large practice ana moved In
the highest circles in society here thirty years
ago. Miss Brinckle was woman OF
great beauty and accomplishments, and
popular favorite She extravagant but an unfor-
tunate change in tho financial standing OF hor father
made it impossible for him to pay her bills ss he had
always done before Adriauna was unable to overcome
her extravagant tastes aud without knowing anything
of the law such cases. ordered plano ana set OF
furniture, which she sold before paying Tor then'
as 1t was stated at the time, to save the family honor
Miss Brinckle was sent TO the asylum. entering
the institution in July 1883. When the twelfth Nation
al Conferences OF Charities and Corrections met ~
inQton In June, n committee was appointed when ysiteu
Miss Brincklc aud reported that there was no
of nsary in her c1se rhe representatives OF the sato
release She taken to the Conyalescens tetreat'
near Glen Mills Delaware County, where she was zen,
derly cared for She IL noya Eray'haired woman y.
sixty In the full possession OF si her facuties An1 m
good bodily health She Will remain at tho cnnVses'
cents Retreat for the present. bat VIII pronaoy go go
New Yetk ne xt wintep and spend her decning years
beneath the pitabe roof of friend who was 10Y ="
her during her imprisonment and VINO never reiskou
her efforts to secure her release. ..tf
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
SHOT DEAD BY AN OFFICER.

LANCASTER, Penn, Aug. Ia (SpeciaO DE
tectiye sti OF York. Port Royal to arrest III
Fr.,,z who was charged with n variety of crimes the
narticular onefor which he wanted being the rob
berry Of an old pedler While the handcuns were being
placed Oh Frantss wrists. he broke away and ran.
shot caused the robber drop TO the ground The bail
struck him in tie back inch below The right shoulder
blade and glanced down the spinal column un II struck
the groin The wounded man was NJ once surrounded
nv "A crowd among whom was his brother Henry. Be-
fore the man had received medical attention his
friends made an attack the detective aud he was
driven away amid cries of "Lynch him. " hang him
to tree" He was protected by the citizens. frantz
died In "a few minutes.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
RACING BECA USE JURY WAS NOT FIXED"
Sr LOUIS, Aug. Ii tSpeciaD.- johnnie "

OF. IUUIof "'F'"N''""'-
ReauceigG one OF the successful confidence men
In the West was vcted OF fraud al Clayton 81 Louis
County to-day and sentenced 70 two years In tho pc IL
tentiary When hc verdict read the prisoner VINO
had been assured that the iury nai been dxel acted
ike a mad man. He cursed tue jury and attempted 70
brain the Judge with char He fougat all the way 10
the ail and on the corridor seized knife ana
fort from the breakfast tray aud assaulted the deputies
Ie drove them OF the Jail and swore that nc woud
Kin the first nau tried u pat him ~ cell lie
RACED up and down corridor all day and though there
we're four deputies present. they were AFRAID 70 lock hm
M lie has complete possession OF the interior OF the
blldug He was captured In Detroit and brought back
for an offence committed In 1887
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
,yppJyoTy0 A STEEL-MA KING PATENT.

PIrrsBuRG, Aug. Ia tSpeciat).-Davy, the
,unnosed inventor and proprietor of process OF steel
manufacture recently went to Sharon, Penn from Eng
aud and sold the paeat company OF local capital
sts tits alleged that the company paid Davy $o'ooo
for the use OF the process at Sharon Many costly pat
terms were prepared and Davy superlntendea the ar
rangements until few daya ago. wnen he s'"r'eo io
,s,,d I, has been discovered that the Davy process
ia similar 10 one belonging TO Reese Of TINS city, ana ec
latter has enjoned the sharon company ron us,ns I've
~yo-tnent A r, preventative of tue company has gone
TO NewYork TO Intercept Davy who II ne mas NOT III
ready sailed Tor Liverpool. Is about 10 10 So
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
SIGNING THE IRON WORKERS SCALE.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. Ia Especially
Cartwright McCurdy Co., one OF the largest rolling
mill firms in the Mahoning Valley to-day signed the
scaIe The Amalgaatcd Association waived the objec-
ouuble old rail ron clause. and old rail iron will be
maid for at the same muck bar This is the first
action since the Wheeling convention. The plant has
an ontnt of 100 tons of fnisned Iron day, aud Will
neon work on Sunday. The Youngstown Rolling Mill
Conany is about ready to sign and the other mills Will
Al. 81 nm soDu possible.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
DAMAGE NEAR THE CITY.

The lightning on Thursday evening s.rucA
in number of places In and about Paterson. NJ ou'
no great damage was DONE and nobody was seriously III
jured. The house of Thomas Gradwell, NO Iza f
son-aye was struck Shingles were torn from the FOOL
plastering was from the ceiling and MI ana @ n
trsdwell who sitting in the diningroom VIZ
barns ana haystacks In Bergen County, Ia inc
of Hackensack. Illuminated the city. farmer ps- p,s
Csdmus living lust tho Passac River from "'e
SON had horse killed in his barn by the l1gn.ninS
The barn OF James Archer, at YorRtown rha
County, was struck and set on nre py hsn'"'"h' ~
building was entirely destroyed ia. .,rrct
the Greenburg HOTEL at Dobbs Fcrry was also s"u'A
and much damaged. - v.u- and
During the storm the harms owned by Jonh Nsn' are
LAWS Stevens at Blissvle, Long Island Ciiy' Mero
Mown dawn and demolished, causing loss Of 81 800.
While the schooner Eagle, from Rondout 10 Boston,
was on Manhattanyille during the storm her W.
prostraed by the stock and remained unconscous io
some minutes, but was apparently not liuurco-
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
srrKING sAFETY FROM A STORM.

RIpeEFIELD, Conn.,, Aug. 14.-The storm
that ragged along the Naugatuck Valley yesterday was
terrific In some OF the farming regions and farmers who
were In their fields we're obliged seek refuge under
stacks Of hay. The lightning was incessant
and struck In several places but did no
serious damage. The sky black, and masses
Of dark asIeIecolored clouds continually forming and
moving from right left aud left TO right. formed
terrible spectacle There also most peculiar and
oniunns roar of thunder and tornado like cloud, which
hung about twenty degrees above the horizon
SO troubled the poop that many families became panic
stricken and sought refuge IN their cellars
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
HONOR TO GENERAL GRANT.

BADEN BADEN, Aug. 14.-The Rev. MIR.
white the chaplain of the English Church Of All Saints
conducted service to-day in memory of General Grant
The church was decorated with wreahs OF mmortelles
Many Americans were present Mr. White delivered an n
earnest sermon on General Grants career, comparing
him to Wellington. The American visitors here con,
slider the holding of the service delicate aud graceiui
act Of courtesy on the part OF Mr.. White
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
TIE scur1YI.KuL VALLEY FLOODED.

READING, Penn, Aug 14.-Last night tre-
mendous water cloud burst Greenwich township.
this county. 1t fell with terrific force. washing out
fields aud swelling streams untl this morning the
schuylkil River is four feet higher than yesterday
The storm was confined to small of country and
lasted only an hour Joseph Menge's barn near Wind
sor Castle was struck by lightning and consumed win
IT, contents: loss IS 900. The Hamburg rolling mill
reservoir ovcriowed. flooding the mill Mrs White OF
efonrv Creek was rendered unconscious By lightning
and i've mules the Reading and louisville hah'
road were struck and killed.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
RroBrs OF A GENERAL rNSDRAYOE AGENT

CINcINNAII Aug. 14.-A decsI0n was fen-
dorod in the United states Court by Justice Matthews
toaav I'm n suit brought by the Fire Association OF
Ph,ladelphIa against John IT, Law Co.. insurance
agents Of this city In the answer aud orosspetl,on
Of John H. Law * CO.. II stated that they were until
recently general agents for the Philadephia company
and had established valuable business IN this territory
.ich the Fire Association now threatened to urtroy
rhsy ra,sed the question whether they could Ds uis
si,se i'm The possession OF the good Will ana gisess
rsnresentrd by the sub agenclcs they had esiabseu
Iips,ce Matthews decided that Law Co. coui recover
Ssna.as nauinst the Fire Aksociston
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
FARMS INUNDATED AT WHITEHALL

WHITEHALL, n. Y, Aug. 14.-Heavy rams
Wednesday and Thursday did damage to the extent OF
thousands of dollars to property OF farmers OF
Washington County In the valley between whitehall
and Fort Edward farms were completely Inundated.
washout occurred near Fairhaven and another about
two miles north of whitehall Trains on the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company railroad are moving Win WIN
Which has not happened before IN seventeen years
Several leaks reportedin Section OF the 1han.
plain Canal bat they not serious The damage was
rstained mostly by farmers, whose crops are nearly
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
VESSELS STRANDED AND WRECKED.

ATLANTIC Cry, Aug. Ia tSpecidD.-The
schooner Agnes Pedmore, Captain T. LoDgstreet from
Norfolk, va having put INTO the inlet here two days
ago fearing storm this morning contrary the pilots
Instructions. attempted 10 the bar opposite the
lighthouse, and stranded, remaining tncre all day. Al
though registered for eighysx tcns. tho vessel had
two hundred and nfy tons OF yellow pine board and
II the wind shifts the east the entire cargo and
sci win 60 pieces wreckers were sent for The YES
eel and carg. are owned By the captain and not
insured.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 14-Ths steamer d. ]. Foley.
from Port Ontario. and the schooner Addie schlacfer'
for wiugtoD N. c., were In collision last night In
Delaware Bay. The former had her foretopmast aud
sadgear carried away, and the latter had her port bow
stcyo aud bboo aud all her headxear carried away
She returned " Philadelphia for rupairA
kHY WRs1. Fla AR fk-AAsioaA from ksAsan sAzs
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
GERMAN POSSESSIONS IN ZANZIBAR

BERLIN, Aug. 14.-Admral Paschen teie-
raphs to-day that the Sultan Of Zanzibar has given uh
conditional assent to Germany's claim to protection
over all tho territory occupied In Zanzioar by derans'
including that OF sultan vitu, Germanys friend' lhe
suan OF Zanzibar ordered his subjects To aeepPeace
with the Germans, aud has Withdrawn MS troops "o"
the now recognized German territory. -,
LoSDos. Aug l4-ofeia sdvices nave pee r bd
recolsIzrd the claims Of German subjects concerning
ths httcr's possessions In Zanzibar.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION

MONTREAL, Aug. 14.-G. A. Brouillet,
trader of this city, to-day arrested on three der
en capase These processes takcn out under the
law which provides that when trader is found TO he
insovent and ceases payments he may be arrested.
News was received here to-day that the steamer Ell
king from this mort on August tor London, had put
into St. Johns N. F. having been damaged In collision
with Iceberg. The damage sustained by the steamer
IA said 70 be slight and u Is announced that she Will pro-
ceed Oh her way next Tuesday. General Robinson OF
the English Army is on board.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
,rpy,rry0 BEYORE PTEoAy INDIANS

BILLINGS, Mont, Aug. 14.-"E Ed" Goulding,
with two other catle the Mussesheli yesterday
met n band OF Piegan Indians between the Razor and
Half.brced Creeks. The Pceans numbered twenty and
bad with them stolen horses Gouding and
his companions fired. killing one Indian, but being
greatly outnutnbsred, were compelled to retreat.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
sUysTRUCK on MS LOCOMOTIVE.

BosToN, Aug 14.-Engineer Edward King,
Of the Boston and Albany express ran due In this ciy
Mt o'clock this forenoon became overpowered py thc
heat after passing Cottage Farm Station lie managed
10 shut OF the aud stop his train short distance
from the Providence Railroad crossing nnd tneh ne
dropped TO the floor of the cab ADoiber engineer was
obtaned and the an reached Boston WIN, 'eo ioe' oi
time. Engineer King WAS taken " MS homo'
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
cu,porp NTH MISUSE OF PUBLIC FUNDS.

PHILADELPHIA,Aug. IA ISpec'dll.-Ihc nc Charge
NJ e Ieber smith against the ex-collcctors or den-
ouent taxes W. j. Donougb, Henry Bunm ana ino'nas
j. smith, OF having retained money due the CITY, wnlcn
80 ,a,soa ,o the ,,ty solicitor has brought answer
from that o,cer IN which says that In careful ek
animation the book. such STATE 81 dsv,s wIi saws
ne, y nnols will give him authority. he Will at once
instituto = suit on behalf VI Lhc municipality.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN AN UNoCCUPIED HOUSE
fire broke ont Yesterday afternoon in an

unoccuped browusione front house at No l23 Albany
ava brooklyn the occupants. George Reed and ms
faulty beiu1 the country. Mr. Reed had visited we
house early in the day aud II IL supposed that Ie is
he used was careiessly left, causuk tho nre Tue ua
age TO the furniture estimated at $1,000 and 70 tne
house ut 81 800 The property belongs 70 george W
scnn, OF No. 3O3 Westinghouse
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15

petty king. Coanhama Huilla died recently and the
natives attrbutng his death to the witchcraft oi the
French missionaries
The advices state that NJ de Brazza s still In the
interior.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
DESTRUCTION OF HOTEL AND STABLES
The hotel, stables and sheds belonging tt

James AcReen, at the Gentemens Driving Park bergen
County " j. across the Passalc River from Paterson,
cau,bt fir, about $3.50 a. m. yesterday. and we're
drsfrnyed together with large aIno'int OF htrhes
hay, feed. The horses were all removed saieiy'
The loss Il heavy.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
prIIrvEu FROM DUTY AT Mt MGREGOR.

SARATOGA, Aug. IA (SpeciaD aD.-Lieutenant
t,own and the detail OF tho 4th United states Arti-
erv who have been doing guard duty at the Grant cot
tage MI McGregor to-day received orders 70 return 70
EorI Warren Boston. Tney broke camp anu TINS aier
noon the place for the EasI' harson "So "e' w
dav tn WashiugtOn,
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
VIOLATING THE wHIsKEY LAW.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA (Speaat.-one nun
dred and nifty barrels Of whskey were se1ea ~ 's
..,.,dav nv tie Secret Service officers The barrels
.re smilar I'm construction those confscato last
weeI They failed To measure within several gallons oi
the quantity they contained.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
CONDITION OF MIR. RUsKTN.

LONDON. Aug. 14.-John Ruskin. who has
been seriously Ill for time, passed bad night last
night and his condition this morning was critical He
suffers from insomnia and exhibits alarming symptoms
OF cerebral affection.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
suspioroys OF MURDgR ON L0yd ISLAND
Martin Cooke, while gathering kindhng

wood IN the woods near the old Fashion race course
corona L. L. yesterday, sboat 2 m discovers ss w
Do1y "a - ars a. bundle OF old stockIng The WOMAN
had dead three or & four rmtsd Tns
coroncr has 6roa summoned aud viii investgste W W.
tO0nYs
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA tSpecidlJ.-A meet-
ing was held at tho Mayors Office to-day to take action
for the relief Of the from tao recent storm n inc
rwantx.afth vazd sAyantAan hnndrsd dollars va~ ON
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
SUPPOSED CASE NEAR CAMDEN.

PHILADELPHIA, aux. Ia hO pOoP'o va
Camden. N j., aud vicinity aro considerably alarmed
about death which occurred on "Wednesday night st
White Horse a small place Kirkwood just outside
OF the city There ia strong suspicion that tue case
WINS one Of Asato cholera as all tho symptoms OF that
disease we're present Coroner p. W. Beale OF Cam"oh'
WAS informed by u telegram yesterday morning tha'
girl had died suddenly on the farm OF h"w"ra NUM-,
at White Horse. Arriving there at noon The coroner
found tho body OF Margaret kcaiey' an rish
seryant ago eighteen under an open shedi where IL haa
been placed by Farmer Hunt Ihe Dody was III u"
advanced state OF decomposition. On investigating the
case Coroner Beale found that the dead girl came rom
Ireand two weeks ago. Her brother, Michael keaey Oh
obtained place for her with farmer hu.
ton d.ys before she died. On Wednesday evening MISS
Keaey was taken suddenly and violently I'll and vonltea
continuny un she died, hour aud hali aterWu
The coroner gave certificate OF doa'n t Irom
coneestiou OF the brain due 10 cholera norDus'
Corouer Beale who II also practising physician ai.
wards continued his Investigations and found tha TUG
svnntoms i'm the case Identical win those OF
As,nic cholera DR.. Bowman Shfvers. or HhodOhnciu,
vino was called IN attend the grl ala not arrive uh'
after her death, but lie Ia also OF the opinion ,t
ease of true cholera rigid Investigation being made
by DR. determine the character oil tue uiSeAo'
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
REMINGTON RIFLES FOR HONDURAS

NEw-ORLEANs. Aug. IA. Part OF the cargo
OF the steamer Kate Carroll. which cleared from this
port today Belize consisted OF 100 cases OF femng-
ineut OF Honduras.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
DAMAGE 10 COMPROMISING MACHINERY.
A fire. which was extinguished quickly by

the Fire Deparmc VI, was nlscoVeroa NJ n"o" ''''N
IN the small building No ls WOrth.sI. waicn s usci
the Tburber- a eOdee-roastlng place Inc p'ch'ne
In the building was dana ged $1,000.