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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
REMARKABLE NTEGFRT.

The current issue ot Ihc National VfibURc
contains a very ner sting sketch about Colonel Frank
Lynch from The pen Of Mr. Howard II. BURGESS ~ Ibis
city TIE article - donated 20 history Of desperate
wound received 10y the f0iDuc 40 ATLANTA and his Sulsc
ulrnt remarkable recovery. The surgical operation
which saved h~ life was performed by Or II. !. Her
rick 81 this city, ana was looked uppu with wonder
tie medical world. IL J.. described follows: Colonel
IJn,h and hi wife consented and on Wednesday. Oc
tohc II. 1863 nearly fifteen months after the bttl ui
Atlanta fhc operation was begun M iuci~i0n made
H. the right side along TIE fourth ub The hbrous mem
ifauc WIS separated after which the keen chaiugaW
was passed. around the rib and portion Of It taken
examination showed that the sixth rh also
splucrcd by the bail. AMI another ncson made
orcr &C. remove 10. Aftcr several weeks. during which
tine Tie patient suffered intensely hut had evidently
rallied from the Effects Of the daring operation, II bccac
evident that the NTH rib VAS also IN such state ~
utcJtiou that II wa- necessary tu remove H. At tho
SAM time andcr OF the fourth rib taken
While tho patients side opened the surgeon made
an eXaminaOn He found That the right lntg
pressed iattened and that its functions IN respiration
had ceased Alter the final operation Colonel Lynch
rallied rapidly The surgeons were criticised severely for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
TWO rLUCKY WOMEN,
Who Took Matters into Their Own Il ahos
and Came Out Ahead.
C5yley's Norcich, conR.j Beef'%


af there were any gentlemen IN this car, exc!die'
na,tr I,t. woman with black eyes and lady.iike ap'
noarance IN street car the other day, they Wou no'
allow This brute OF a drunBard TO annoy me- Ia e ~
Ia his wife for half hour. I'd dress him DOWN
1owcd by her iustihable anger, the genteei well
dressed debauchee went ont NJ the paI"t'n' ~
little lady quickly sprang TO the door, OFaeeo het''.,
against IT, and cried OUT 40" CoiL' i' -
And he did not come IN .,. -,
u oo,,i,cs a deal OF pluck for Il woman 20 insist Oh
ersonaI rights but pays We we're forcbly impressed
with this fact by conversation had last week "iCh MIS-
g A. Clark of East CRANKY. Conn. Many "oin''n
rursued by a yeugefu foe, will appreciate "n"' '"'
says ,... -, am.
bushed enemy wa horribly cXasperdtns She cane" !"
her aid the wsest and most discreet friends sHe p"u
She expendcd all the money she could pare TO detect
ord disorr, him But she could not succeed ana was
worried 10 distraction. =.
daughter residing in Iowa, vas sent 'or 10 co''''
and advise with her When she learned what lef hot.'i
had suffered with true Western purI' sue 'o' 'I 'iI
she must take courage 40 as sic 'o'" "0'' '-
triumph over her foe. -
Tan Ior Years Of such annoyance AZ length brohe her
down. Back ACHE headache. rri;ablity' spiDdl "c"'
ness hot head, cold hands and feet lou hcr '"'t
effect was getting fatal. Her heath ana tPir''s ''Iy
broke down under the strain and in 1910 S"o '''.'
nutteratle orurcs several months from Nesica' W
i,b rrooucnt attacks of ch> and e7cr oyercame her
Her snffering- she says, surpassed description fh"!
her stomach refused all SOLD food AMI Tor hou'h sh'
lived on teacup,n Of milk three tines DAY Nervous
pro.,raton cnsaed sleep Wa impossible "aiNn3 va
+ f tho oueson and in despair 81 r,i"i che took TO
her bed expecting 90 die. She tried every IepI'"'o
school OF ry sions agreed that her Worrmet hIu
rrodnced CON Dua:iln o: desperate diseases common 70
women IN mi.dc life While the were Ie"'"7 o''' '''
others grew worse. ,i.o
si ,ret from the time she took her dalshTr- ADVICE
,,ro,cr ne resumed her place ~ 10 table, ana rom
that dav to TIT, has been in -orEd ana 7atsi@c'''.
br,r,h. which she attributes entire. 70 TIC u'p Vi
,v,rur,s safe cure Al her amen were cl'Nel pi al,
, o., ,l.. r,nd.rs ana q poisoned state Df The blood
nr,lucel By Ina uacton This was her secFe' enemy
Mrs clark j. very e-5na5e la'y who j. 10 ne con
,r,t,latcd on having So f.ctuaiY 'onted AL ''""!
which for Ell, many years pitic--iy pursued 'r j. ""er
ii.' ,.r! f,., the sam. course -Icy 'D.H not long
b, subject 20 -ueh secret foe' o' 'c.
Done to death with .aElc-oi' ''12'e'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
Iycrri>NG me GElNr uoNrWNrfrfb
the rNDEEGror,D wIEF QrE>TIoN

CORPORATION Counsel La"Ombc has sent 4 re-
ply To- the request Of Mayor Grace i"r Al opinion
whether ~ his uuuiOn the act Of l-~', W"NIHht i'f
te npuoinimcnt OF "a comm, slltr the placing
OF electric wires uudcTsrOuud repealed That O." l~Nl, re-
curing that all wires shall hc paced nHd're "uud b'
the first OF the pro sent month The Corporation Conn
sci reviews the laws the subject aud "a conclusion
Inc latter act requires the board OF comm .s.oncr-
created hereunder ~ clusc the wir- ami cables {" h"
removed from the surface aud put undcr ground Wrr-
ever practicable. 40 EXPIRE language has extended the
time vithln which the requirement, OF the earlier act
are Ito be cOnfotincd To. and u e. IN my opinion
very doubtful whether the provisions Hi the later a"
regulating the OF procedure 10 De followed by the
ourr- selecting general plan Of UNDERGROUND
.ubway- Inconsistent with tho earlier act as {"
Justify the conclusions that II Wa the Intention ~ th
legislature modify In that regard. THIS statute Ni.
undoubtedly have 10 be- construed by the courts AMI as
the at Of 80 expressly relieves ihe city authorities 81
fine responsibility II enforcing the provisions Of the act
of further discussion Of the question By the Law
Department would seem &" hr unnecessary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

, ..o.,or aud CHARGED with hoTelessly tor
t no doomed victim But the oIer2loh pi''' "
Of a6gse were royad nd for nearly
1OiUn1t oars has been m the ENJOYMENT o. percTT'
Sssb The Right wan the chest became home begaR TO-
and is In that condition to day SIn and for twenty
9 9gsGbn e has held public office various kinds ngVSp
having lost a days duty from slcknes;,' and was per-
tcJ 10 see his woun Ills wight side Is ALMOST ,s nS
while his eft IS fu and round showing oa tn ana Is
nafisfactory performing them. The opening near is 10
shoulder blade is still discharsing pus am tc So
cnTnneed ro Keen ID plugged up with SILK OF co"n 10
c0mete is this opening into The little relnan ~
right lung remaining that medicine Put ilto 5 oxneco
inmcdi1tey tasted by Colonel LINEN, ana cAPeoo1
rated from the mouth. He. however epJ"1' @'
health and continues active In his bnslheSS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
IIIsLN CITY.

II IS denied that Mr. farmer. whose Wiz" ci"rd win
Sergeant DaacdccEcr OF Com pJHy u, in He-heh "''
forgiven her
T. SGncy Hamilton, who mp 20 three weeks az" was
.uucriut,nl.ut aud hnosierpcr ~ Dct"iIer street
nrrc ork, mandatory GIcruviir. Is ~ the COIN,
ili hayng been locked up iH suit Tor N"I"O oI"u-'
hy hi- former en- pioytr- Hamilton WISH captain ,l
,uc Hfit- army tclofr t. this country r-hi
years ago he admits tGlt hc Is $4,000 short owing I"
nd,.ucir- none, 90 thc en-. loves ana neelrrUhS 10
car-r IT, aust .,s hat lr VIII make tc amount -"ol'
,I.. p., c..r., e. IIorrItnu. rector OF Trinity
Tlo.c.tIut Episcopal tuuich DO Io'dlcr was cuEIhr
a~ Comfy Suraru. u'cut az FHhic ~'h.@l' ny 'IfI
I,r, of i..cho!dcf- to'" %! II TO g. Mt linus ''
,.,,,. = II ON tlc GROUND that tine appointment OF q
i'ini.trr tended to lHt-olu'' ~'ci+IlHH-W H'" a..
ri,,oI. Mr. norton -aI tult nr va, opposed o. 'hc
tiu,,t I,,l.-cit vcol establish bad pre- 'aoui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
NEWS IRON The SUBURBS
RAnIY GoRED RY - ALDERNEY BUI

BADLY GONED ID IN AHDI3'''''@' -,n
Charles MAYS living at ElmOra. on the Cetr"' t an
road near Elizabeth. y. j., vas badly ROreu Wy ,n
Aderney bull on Wednesday. 10 Is dealer ~ uio
and milk lie had led the bull from the catile sng'is
lot and having let him FREQ nc turned 10 go nAGA
the bnll rushed upon him, knocked him down anu p
Inn 10 tho ground with IT'S horns which pchelracu -,
back The animal then tossed the man over rs hc"
tackiyc him again a. he lay the ground ana W
him Then maddenel by the sight OF bio"d ne ri -
NAYS upon his brass-cappcd horns ANA hodhg mn IN
paled i'm the air ran believing about the Heiu' hMa,9
tossing him over fence into some bushes: Inc ucIi""
ing of the bull and the agOuzins cries OF inc owner
tracfel some ucighbOrs, who fOnnd MI Nays IN cun
Of hnshcs covered with blood lie was carried 10 Ms
hOusc and a physician who was summoned ud 'h'V ne
would nrOhahly die. About three months aEo ~. n
Attorney gored q hired man OIL Mr. Mays place ilnI inc
man was ONLY recently discharged from the ho'pl'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
work lHEID FOR THE EXCISE roam

The Excise Commissioners yesterday were
served with copc, Of the Mayor, cll sc-. and were
called upon to defend thcmscNc, before Governor l
at ;bany Tuesday. luunctiOns were served them
re-, raining thcm from rcNOkihg The licenses for the
Atlantic Garden, the Casino. and Roster Bars. The
uiunctunS are rrtunHbc next week before JUDGES An
drcWs aud DOnOhue 0f the supreme Court ana lawyers
Will try nave :hc njnnctlOns made permanent nior-
nation was given the tOLIu, 5iOucr. that twenty
Cinnamon, who Keep grocery stores Ia Mott Plr tnd
Poll ,t. hpI seen selling intoxicating liquors without
cruscs. The names Of The Cinnamon sent - the
Board ,. Police. \ letter Was addressed To- MAYOR
Grace stating hat unlicensed jdr.roGm Eds kcut IN
he ar Theatre. The BOrd tl~p .c:Ohcd the lircu.c
for the knIckcrhockcr Cottage. IN SiNt.vc The .scs
o. several propric0rs Of theatre bars ddJOurLcd
and several rcins pccttons were ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
mr. DOSES MS SLAVE WITH REDHOT TiCKN

L. A. PirCs, who acted III slrahSc manner
al the i James Hotel and taken 10 Bellevue Hos
rtal on Wednesday developed into violent maniac
YESTERDAY. He barricacd tue INSIDE" MS ce win me
bed and furniture and took i've usiy 0ricrlcs 10 put
INN into a straight Jacket He gtrS III "a VIA manner
al everyone VINO goes near hmm, ana i cOntGualiy
crashing his teeth and growing Ike an animal lie
claims that he Is "a Of the MikadO Of japan, ana
urouiscs to bchcad all those who arc keeping MN III
o,rrelucut ~ sopU as his father sends Inn lOOOOOO
men 10 deliver from ms enemies llc delights ~ re
ng the fortunes that he intends To nhct upon those
who Oppo,e hs WILL and he appears pvcroycd ~ seeing
Inc agoiics y slave whom he had just gwen large
dose oi fcd-hOt tacKs. ,. ii,
II was supposed that Mr.. Pres was merchant bnt IL
turns ont that he Is H. the insurance bushes IN Da
Texas Nj, home. 4 telegram from j. J. lfrIeNdhl' Oh
Dallas was received yesterday by Henry Evans OF me
Cnntncnta. Insurance Company, No 100 lrold"dA III
ouirjrg abont Mr. Pres Mr. Evans sand that Mr. Pre7
was one OF the prominent Insurance adlutefs III
the country and engaged hy all the large cOmpiu-
les 10 adjust their :o>scs The ucishbOhUod Of Dallas
He was connected With many successful business enter
prl,c3 lie is about fOstyvc years Old unmarried ana
mas accumulated Il fortune. After 1t Is determined
whether Mr.. PRESS maady Is permanent, he VIII be
taken by his friends to Dallas and put IN "A private
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
CONFERENCE OFUyIrtRIAN&

The autumn meeting Of the Ncw-IorK State
Conference of the Unitarian Churches was held ycstcr
dnv i'm the Church II the saviour. Brooklyn. John
Ualsen IsOadcs presided Among the delegates were
Enhrrt Culver K y. Bellows, :. A. Camp, ~ T. Putnam.
4 4 Farley and T. G. Williams. The Rev. Dr. Everett
IIor of B0ston made address, IN which lie ur- ell The
uuion of an the Unitarian churches IN any city TO
establish central bureau or Office Tor the promotion oi
CHRISTIAN WORKS The following officers were elected:
PRECEDENT Iolu lIaIscn Ioadcs Viccpcsdcnts. T. b..
Jndsou ana Truman {. White: treasurer, HOWlInd
Dayis: directors, the Rev. +. G. Williams, Henry H.
INN Grorsc II Smith. he Rev. - H. Camp FIsncT \.
baker Dr. Borden WImct, Inc Rev. D. W thad NICK. H.
Richard -nu and ". G.. Gardner. The Rev. T.. Y.
Fellows wac not rrcICcteiI secretary, but VIII continue
TO serve until state missionary is selected, Nho VIII
also ac a. secretary An elOIt Is 10 be made 10 raise
$1,000 Ia pay missionary.
In the evening several cicr2ymcn made addrcsses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
NTY-YORK CITY.

sJrouircr. "-I!a -Aould wait to be asked.
No.aholder"-The note Is ouilawed' Inc
Liant Is SIX years. go
Custom House INSPECTORS yesterday seized IL
packages OF tobacco on tie steamship APPS an"
so bundles of cigarettes on the NC"Po!"
AT the fftiath performance of EvangeIine al tHc
Fourteenth street Theatre last evening Vho eY
consisting of the score and song WOfd' "l WY -
travaganza vas pre- sentcd 10 the people PIcSc"''
The Ncw-York sunday school ASSoctaticn , na@
o,dctcd RaIph Wells pres,d cnt, the Rev \. Schaui
Acr vice president: f. DlcAcfsoh' SccI''''' ~
John ;. BuSslHG. trcaSuIcfS
C0NvIClrD or MANsLATGHyFE. ,,,.,,;,u,
Martin J. Ticrrcy, WAC shot ard killed Nhila nam
Kelly in liqn"i. a. ,ds Ccyi:t %pi vcitcl
toJ ~ n he cont o. Otcr ana Tcrmiurr of man
sIaughteril the second dcgfre and romance" i"'
-cnteAcc.
r,-vyrN or Groncu u. ANpHEw'
Tho f,ucraI Of George II. Andrews will be held
'o-mcrrow Al q. at ths ifh venue 4ittsi
Church, in West Io,y,sN''Il I otrIanr com
ualjv and nom ihc Fax Department.. ne Ihli'r
viii take pia in IA" Genet r. 81 the LN''F''c"S
ME IA FARCE fp~rS NJ CtSF. -.
Wlrn thc case Of john In Fargo. of No. 81 Wet
Tc,tE-st.. formerly general man1@"r OF me IA
Fargo Decorative Art t0iipdlN. aS'ln' ''"t oaI
thmh, In. oil',iugion. for i'' '"''."H o. |''t|"
,ylile treasurer Of :hc cour-nt. vac clII." l''''I
day ii the ESQ Market Cont many WIZ.
wcr. rr" eat for the dci,rc". y the c''''''''''
did NOT arredr is,lcr smith d',i..', " '"' YUM
p.aiat and DISCHARGED tl' accused man,
,.rlrI.,r. or %. GUSTAV >rrrrErH;
The fuuor! a Professor Gustav N'' .'''.'n i ,
place ,r>.c.dly IN tn" lhticidn ii'''I' u, u, 30.
CEnrc6. IN LAST leatv-ihiri-.t. llr H. itrrf
,fic.G.cJ. .lcsr "", a '3,-, T,,',I-
ano'. In' 0a.Ii ai';s ''u t..,,. >tr.rt..u
Ud,iph >chWctlu, Henry i-'''' ''"" '''''
borg. ....,.,.,.
NV AQUtD-Cf n'NpN TO- III "'H1.'. ..,'',, -,
C.u.,o,lev Iorv -.Id yr,icrd1; ~ u i'' @N.'" ~
- enc Qun aoueduct bonds Viii pi"'' 'N L' III,
IN November - Pro.o,"i' VIII D. aHl v',,,,' l'i
immediately. ihr bonds 'i' exc 'P' ION ~ '.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
J0E DI0vS STRlyGE DELrSIoN&

"Joe" Dion, the famous billiard expert, who
vas taken evuc IlOspita! IN Wednesday night sur
frrng from acute mania, slightly calmcr Yesterday
lie is labOring under the idea hat tiarsc number Of
men dic following him To take his c, and has watch
Il! ana cNpcctaut look ppOn his face, and l. always
listening the footsteps OF his prosecutors lie thinks
That he has MYSTERIOUS powers OCaicd III HI, heart That
destroy The weight Of his body and that he walk
swift as q bird can ~ His mama j, taxing r iclous
and he spcHda of MS tine kncelus and pray
iug beside his cot IN the cell. Or Niidu1n, Who ras
charge o! the Insane Pavilion where DION Is confined,
WauC not express al opinion yesterday upon the
chances his recovery II the cause Of his disease /,
alcoholic poisoning BE- VIII probably recover, but II lie
Is suffering from soltcung o. the brain, the Symp
tons indicate he cannot recover. After Dion IS cN-
amined by Drs IIich ana Harry. Commissioners in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
ARRESTED FOR KIDNAPPING HIS own son.

Chief OF Police Murphy OF jersey City, received aus
pa;ch rom New Brunswick Yesterday asking nm 10 ~,
ierccpt Daniel f. Martin. who had ieII INA, wy ~ ,r
pcrnsvIvanIa Railroad train and Who was wanted IOI
kdnaEping Policeman Recn arrested Mlrtlh as IL. IT,
stcnnai off the train with boy, age e:ght MI MiIt
Is prominent manufacturer IN Scw-BrunsWlck am, '.o
boy Il his SON. He and his wife have beeh un'D'o ~
yrcc for some time and MrS Martin recently announce
hcr ncution of guiug TO California; but they cOud uo'
come to any agreement In regard to the boy. Mrs Mar
si. rd an kcening him In the Jersey city Police Heii-
quarters Mr. Martin denounced his detention as an W" ,h
r,e hut when Ma wife ana counsel arrived III the
ftcI noon ana a formal charge or assault ana phic!S
ON his wio was up against lin he copHchteu ~
n hac to New. Erunswick The couple have been mar
rIed for ten years connected WIN many o INV
most prominent families III MiddeSeN County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
VuATTS GOING on TO-DAY.

Phi Gamma Delta dinner, Hotel BruEIWliG;N, ~
BOARD of County CanvaSscrS. Cltj man, II IT, H. ,oqo
senate Investigating Committee, Morton HAM, i''0
a. ~ Cou,mnrcp
Medical Conference, No. 12 West Thrty-irsi'st'' .
p. III. .-,..- fu,,, ri ootre {
p. IN. IT., ovoriur
19mmanv Hall celebration, Tammany nan e'ci"II
Parlor Fair IN aid Of Diet Kitchen hssocliuOD Nv "
East SiX,ecnth-st. II a. ii. to 1880 p M: mn
Aidcrmcns ComEiitce on Railroads Cl'S nan
Keen libel suit, before Justice German.
state Medical Society, Murray i'm ll"tcl'
Harlem River Improvement meeting Temperance
Hall H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
BROOKLYN.

Tho eighth annual cOuV cuOI OF the SUM OF
KIM. County wa, held yesterday In the central CohEI'-
,f,nu,l Church. AboGt 1000 dcirgl tc' ltchu' ln'
Idrrss az welcome WAS made by the nv. d. Bchicud-
M following officers were elected: President J. G.
| " Cummings. j. -. Prince aud w G. Anderson -''-
rc,ari,s Joan L; Morris aud /. Hcircn ILe am l'l
r.nnri iy Mr. Morris showed that there were d'"n'
100 sunday. schools in the county ard about loo"J'
pupils The subj Ct OF summer yacnll"h> was i'cn','
,pcn All summer was defeated
4 $50 900 mortgage on IN" property ~ the Eroo"
t,u Elevated Railroad Company 10 TIE tchiidl trust
Comparly OF NcW-IOrt, was nrd yesterday 10 secure
noyu,cut OF bonds issued TO complete the ROAD.
The permit granted on wednesday 10y me NV N"IhS
ard Ncw.Jcrscy Telephone Company, TO be used hy the
rnnuauy AMI the Fire Department Jointly, wa TcN"hci
,srriav and the whole matter Will b. laid before the
Board of Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
DocroaS IT rnr clnyEoiE LlEoraroar

tcrday 10 address Pathology by DR. Edward q.
.ducway Of this city. other papers read rs Dr..
Nelson l.. North, j. D. Eu,hmOrc and William.
Henry Ihaycr, of Brooklyn; Albert
II Briggs and Charles :. stockton Of Eufalo william.
Fitch of Tompkns County J. X. Leaning, Of Otsr 20
County ana william Wutkyus seymour Rensselaer,
County. The meeting which hal been Eci nc The Mar.
ray i'm Hotel iuurncd IL the evening e. tic CARNEGIE
Laboratory East IwrntysiNth-st IL order iu poet
tie new buildings and Laboratories well dstO hear Dr.
Frederic =. Dennis OF his city Tho Action, ut
Micr0-Orgauiss upon Surgical Wounds" Practlci! BE-
lu,jraous used several times ir connection with
1 4. isefu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
LOOKING AFTER LOST GRANITE.

Superintendent Parsons # the Park Depart
mt;,t ard a stenOgraphc. sat In The meeting room
of The Park Board yesterday morning several OF
the hea Is of the Department bad been summoned
tn fell what they knew Of the granite worth
g75C1O which Mr.. POweIa says has mySttrl0uSly
dIsanoearaI from the shores Of Conservatory Lake
-, %satral Park Me,sre. Bcckrau and Crlmmlns
waIkrI about the room during The examination
and looking nervous and indignant. MIR. borden
w9s moi present. Mr.. POwcIs looked IN several
tir!es, whistied softly and returned to ms own
roOr. ,.;U a.,
Irripeer Kellc gg who was connected win me
civ marks n. carly as 1875, said that the idea o
buiIfiur a conservatory IN the Park originated
m lsG2-G3. Some steps were taken Lien III III"
prnect. + foundation was prepared ana TIE gran
lie was carried TO tb- Park. Last year complaint
ha 5ccn made by The Health Board c"ardlng me
81 l. where stagnant water had collected ana ne
Was directed 10 remove the loose stob" ana th5
place was tiled in uuder has direction. lie added
lint the foundatou had been made for the pro-
possl conservatory by driving Loo pies. above
Which wa: laid concrete or hubble, on when tAe
grqLite piers We're built III T. wcic Sky
fur piers Their bases Wcr" blocks Of granite
weighing Eve or SIX tons. Before The fl ling was
done r"u,h of the at0nC c9rted away. The
fear or i've pieIs left standing lie did not thnk
wore worth more than 800 a piece. Mr. McUIai h,
% contractor, and julius Muncwltz formerly arch-
tect of the department. stated that use had been
made in different parks Of the granite from the site
IF rtc conservatory. Ii had been used IN building
Ste.. leading 10 the Obeak, 10 the Arsenal, ana III
Fulton Park IL The upper wards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
GnrEK LELLLR rRlrARNIrr CONVENTIONS

The annual convention Ol the Theta Delta
chi Fraternity the Windsor Hotel WAS continued yes
tcra The reports Of the committee appointed on the
preceding DAY were acted upon Hud the policy III the
fraternity for the coming year was mapped out. Tho
annual dinner VIII take place tins evening at Delmou-
iCO's.
The chi Phi Fraternity Convention finished It's abor-
Yesterday aftcrn and ia Tho evening the dcrcatc
and csdrut alumni To the number uf about 100 sat
down to the annual dinner at the Hotel BuusW ick.
Surccnc, and fraternity and college sOu@s prolonged
the exercises to Il late hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

UidSor HoteI-James Russell Loweii ~, hH
Charles Eliot Norton Of GambridFe e Mas Of Penn.
syIyania; senator Iohn l. Gilbert Of Malone, ~ a,la
John W. Gambler Of Boston G'I@@1@ aSeSS
Kirknatrirk Srrakrr OF the Canadian House OF CVln
rorl Hotel-Genera Joseph ac l. B HsuII
son Of Virginia. 900. HO0mdh Ho"srINliSoI cr"Sorv
Of Buffalo ~ EreyeU H0gSe-CeOncl james l. uIVso'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
TRYING TO SHOOT Ills MOTHER.

Joseph Hail. deaf and dumb youth, VINO
lives with his mother az Port chester wa aLes' ~,
vcs, ,Iny and taken to White r,aus for aticmptmg 10
kill Mrs Hall. The young man Is not OF tTactape HT
Its mother scOldcd him Tor some indlscrct"h
and he mi Ell revolver and icd tn shoe; her inc cap
snapped without dnin2 a"y damage. lie sAppaii W.
revolver again ana then attempted 10 commit sue
nv swallowing some laudauum which ne had ~ ms
pocket His mother grabbed the bottle and dashed u u"
The Abor before he Lad swallowed eho"IA 10 go h''"
any harm. lie w be sent 10 an asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

"a PERFECT FLOOD or SUNSHINE"
will hli The heart "f every suffering win only
persist IN BE nee Dr Pierce, Fa,oiir Prescription" ii
VIII cure TO- most tNcr'Hiu pcr1icu iaius rclSc
'u "t 1iI lrSu'lu"t 'ht sHo athy acton II viii posi-
tNtN car internal mia inati ana liberation
mrt uud 40 Kindred dsorleIs Price 10 uccd to one dollar
4 II-lEnI-IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
CONCERT r0R YAw COLOrrD cHrRcn.

The Wembcrs OF The Bethel African McthO-
dist Episcopal Church are trying 10 ma suitable pot
OF ground m the ghbOrhOod OF FOrysecOndst. upon
which buid anew church They mteud to erect iiue
bu}iug 10 cost about 100000 The membership OF the
ch.r.h has become so large that large majority Of
t5c who attad its services 1--we in the upper port ion
of the CITY, The Rev. Dr. Derrick, pastor, Is working
hand 10 carry the plan for building, and cX-
wee 10 succeed. concert IN aid OF the lund he'd
Z: steinway Hall last night and about ~ 900 was
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