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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

FIVE cars Of cattlcrtu on tho Pennsylvania Rail
road ran OIL the track ~ Marion about yesterday,
but the damage done tgilns The delay to travel
lated tWO hours.
Paul Ludwig. q painter, OF No. 1913 East Eighty
clgnthst. Ncw.Iork fell from scalod Yesterday at
No SO North FIlh, distance Of forty feet, taCtur
lu hi. skull and receiving serious internal injuries.
Last evening Dennis Cummings, Hu engineer on the
new JoAus,u-aNc sewer. struck ON the head by u
IA lin. ,cutc and fatally injured lie lives at 80. lG5
HumDoidt-st.
Two weeks Margaret Flynn, handsome young
Ir-h grl had recently arrived IN THIS country was
assaulted aud robbed she ldcutIncd John Gleason ~
her a,.aaut. and b" admitted to ban. Tie young
woman was committed To the county jail Witness
HUGH Brooks. assistant superintendent OF the North
Hudson County Railway Company interested himself IN
her case and Ocurrd her release. The couple were
married last Sunday BY the Roy. Alexander McAc!rcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
syUBBED BY COLLECTOR HEDDEN.
Refusing TO TELL MR.. scnLArrER WHY ne WA

prr1-sINo TO TELL MIR. sCrLAEFER WHY he WAS
D1sCHARGED-HE "DON'r CARE BLANK"
When Republcan oliicehodcrs are discharged
from Government positions 10 " nd tdp n
reason than that they are " offensive partlsans"
thew accept the situation with as gOod grace rs p5-
siblc But when as Is iIeguen Io 'no @ector
Ucdden not only refuses 20 give any reason On also
treats the request for such reason with contempt
the discharged men naturally feel SENSITIVE because
The impression prevails that there may have been
something Ieprehens bic in their conduct, ana the!
find 10 difficult to obtain employment elsewhere; Il
case of this kind is that of John j. SchaeeT moor
bookkeeper at the Public Stores. Mr. Schlaeier Is
an old soldier who lost a part OF one reg NJ unG
battle of Culpeper Court House, Va. ana II wOnll
therefore that he had some claim Tor CONSIDER
alton from the 6 overnment. lie served four years
and halt in the field during the Civil War, hrst IN
The "a New York Volunteers for two years and ris-
ing to the rank of leutenant and then in tho 10Th
New York Cavalry, of which he was captain ana
brcvet major. In January, 1880 ne passed the
month was apr ointed floor boOkkeeper by Collector
Merritt his duties We're TO keep record OF thc
marks and numbers of all packages OF goods coming
IN from steamers. Recently he received an official
letter from Collector Hedden. reading:
4" In accordance with instructions frondh nc Secie-
tary of the Treasury your services as lioor DOCK
keeper are hereby discontinued"
He said yesterday have never had a charge
preferred against me, and such dismissal leaving
it in doubt as TO whether was discharged Tor ds,
honesty or not. | went to the Custom House and
sent in my card to Collector Hedden. When
nshered into his august presence he looked mp ana
in a gruf voice said: Well, what do You want =
/ was so surprised at his manner that could not
sneak and the second time he almost shouted
t1 me / answered Yesterday received my dis
charge from you, but no reason was ASST gned ms
looks suspicious to my friends, and reflects on my
character r,,, r
don't know Pm Obliged 10 give any reason. Dut
WoIl,' said /, i supposed that was the reason,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
NEM.JEEsEN TOMNs.

NEW BRUNswICK.-Th bitter political struggle over
the Police Tenure OF ONCE Law ended Tuesday
uight by Democratic members Of the CITY Council
abandoning their intention to appeal To tho Court OF
Errors. The old police force Will be rcorgauilcd on
Monday night with seven Republican and hyo Demo-
cratic members,
RAIIwAi.-A pcrcmptory writ OF mandamus was
served on the Mayor ana Common Council on Tuesday
night ,su6d by the Supreme Court behalf of Patrick
Sheridan County Collector, that all money on hand and
To received shall he paid to the collector until the
county tax for $50 amounting 81 900, is satisfied.
- The Common Council after much discussion voted
o TO to reconsider the resolution In reference to further
issue OF adjustment bonds after January l. and 1t
referred back to the Finance Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIYAIS.

Murray Nh Hotel-Sir Edward SSyngc C.,
Hutchinson of ENGLAND Milton II. Smith. president OF
the Louisville ard Nashville Railroad Company ana OK
CONGRESSMAN George A. Bagcy OF Waterfowl N H..
nm 4remue Hofei-ConQressinan Eben f. stone, OF
Massachusetts; Judge William strong, Of Washington
and ". W. Peabody, president OF the SOHO ana MiSsi
sippi Railway Company .... GTdnd Centrm H0tet-Soh
gresham George west. OF Ballston, y. ". Gasey
House-Fx Congressman John Hancock OF Texas.
Ne,e- YORK HoiJames Beatty, member Of tho Canadian
Parlianent PARK Arenue Hotet-Judge Joseph Pot,
fer of the New-York Supreme Court, and Insurance
superintcndent John s. Mccall jr., of Albany .;,-
Windsor HOiei-Dr George l.. Miller OF Omaha, ana ~
W Caldv ell receiver of the New York, Chicago and 81
Louis Railway Company WcStminStsr Hotet-teih
r. brunei of Pittsburg 49,. ST. james HoteL-Charcs A.
l,nnn u Rnn do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

tbs rcauct,on The pooled companies have simply re:
duced their press rates to meet ous, II they should
meet our commercial rates we would be iorced SUP
pose TO take some action about the reduction Mnener
they will do that any one else knows as Wen as 90
There were nnumerabe rumors in Wall street IN regnru
to telegraph matters The regular meeting OF the E1
ecutive Committee Of the Western Union felegrapa
Company reported TO be for the purpose 81 S
the dividend from TO per cent year. III was IT
mored also that the committee was considering tne pO
icy Of cutting rates In opposition to the Batmore a
ONO Company The meeting did only routine business
and these subjects are said not to been broached
prominent member of the committee said hat the uS"
dividend for the quarter would be declared next "e0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS POI
SHLPPLNG NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.......WE WEDNESDAY. DEC. 2
ARRIVED

PORT DE VIEW 1Oith"N l. D+N I@'7D-A u INV - 49,
ARRIVED
steamer state Of Nevada Gr, stewart GiaSS2% NOV 70
iaIne ~ WIN mds r 9nd n to AUSTIN
Steamer Lsnlegeve ok Williams. Trieste Nov and
steamer KEEPER B,ls Johnson RIO Jahero Ho' . ""
sca@dr t~stcT Jenncy. Newport News with rndse
steamer " Of Bedford DIgs Fall River with mdse
steamer rdcEahoe wnliams orient Ii, to Racket
Ship Ianslownc o. windsor Ns) Lockhart, London 80
days with mel and empty barrels to order vessel TO
sUN5Er-wni n sany HOOK. Hight, NJ fair. AT City
wan no & gf = WcnhsT sc a'r
England B IIeeey Lyer22o7F' Hurst
Steamer state o; Indiana ,Brh Htchic dlasSo"
steamer Elbc GER Imam, Bremen via southampton
steamer ;otarlo IaD Dniocrto, Mediterranean ports
tr,mcr Civ o: Atlanta lockwood Chareston-1 Quin.
'1 sic a W CARROT rocr raltmore-J KrSm'
steamer Eloauora. Bragg. PJrtlAnl-liorIio Han 10
Elk Anna Maria dAbGndo dtau, Ambro5ia, Lisbon
gark SWIM Ci,r oNea. singapore, BEL Parker
Bark Morning star G,r Lconnard, Hamilton and st
E4rS 6naniy' CrcSejt Valparaiso ami Aricawm r
Bark Hannah NcLoon Bowers cienfuegos-Acles Bros
SAILED.
te1mcs fo Tor nrcnca st Laurent . a G5c S1f fTi
s.nlendcr ana oah c't w., y5;rt Te1s: FhaepGa
Il2ulyr. sc. Intctl barac1a ti % A'Al,I
Aui' AZ it' -Al'0'P'
chr, solite. London. NaIlpO. Bristol ,..... g..
H5rgs Mnry 4 Troop FOR Hog, Boyart Rosario SKI.
bcu1. Cudcuas.
Alec ,,l.d-y, Lone Island Sound-hip Lizzie Moses for
UrtsuoLth. MI. II toY.
riE MOvEMGXrs OF sraNaEah
FOREIGN PORTS
or.-2yar9vs lie, 2-~alicd steamer CITY OF Richmond
M. to.yl. from llyrru,ll. helC' Tor sc"-1 OK.
an ,-.Ow. l-ilict steamer state o. Alabama Nbrl
Xrriy5 steam Dcyonia lBr. Young from New-Yo71
p.
IL tn,.RG Dee Arrived. steamer Gelert tGer kuh!e-
yy.u from York nov 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
cEAy0Es ~ 4 SrocK BRoRERlGE FIRM

The stock brokerage ilrm OF +. X. Willard &
Co., No ~ Broadway expired by Limitation yesterday
The announcement of the now cOpartncrship caused
considerable surprise Wall street because Amory c.
Hodges and Frederick H. Could not again members
OF the firm. Nh Hodges belongs To the Boston stock
Exchange II IL understood that he retrcs from the
firm for the purpose of starting branch Boston
house Of Emory a Hodges. The retirement OF Mr. Could
who has had charge OF tho uptown Office and Sara
tOga and Washington Offices according the season,
yag MT fully explained Mr.. willard said that the change
was made with perfect good VIII both sides prom
ncut customer expressed the opinion that the uptown
business had become 30 divided by competition that it
was no longer profitable. and that recognizing this, the
firm Ind dccldcd % rednce lint brAnc OF It's bnsnc.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
CABLE RATES FoR PRESS MESSAGES REDUcED

The pooled cable companies yesterday re-
duced the rates for from % To 20 cents
word and the deferred rates from l2l9 to 10 cents The
lower ratet are those fixed BY the Commercial Cable
Company when 1t opened its lines TO public business.
No reduction in rates for commercial messages has yet
been announced, ana they remain 30 cents word by
the pooled cables. and 10 cents word by the Mackuy
Bennett cables. A few weeks n conference was held
by representatives Of the rival companies but
pished nothing because the Commercial Company posi-
lively refused 10 advance It's George q. Ward
he had no knowledge of the reduction aside
from the public announcement. This may be the be-
ginning of the cable war" he remarked, or the war
az begin and end right here. The pool has the power
ia IT'S hands do what II ploases. As TO this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
nRElKLNG rP rHE SIONE-rIRD G1YG

Twelve members of the " Stone Yard gang "
attacked Herman Seller the driver Of bccr-wagon for
George Wnglcr ~ CO.. AS he was driving through East
Seventy niuth-st. the evening of August G A he
wOud not give them barrel of beer they stole the beer
and kicked and beat the driver. John White, tho leader
of the gang, was convicted three months ago and
sentenced To ten years and six IN the state
Prison by Judge Cowing. Thomas Kenny, another
member OF the gang, recently convicted, and
Yesterday by Recorder smyth to seven years
and six months In the state Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

BHlpGEroRE-In the superior Court yesterday argu-
mcuts were made petition to SET aside transfer 10y
Ferdinand ward to W. 5. Warner OF property worth
900 stamford the allegation being that the trans
fer wa. made the day after Grant Wards failure.
Judge Sanford directed thnt order be issued requiring
the Rev. John syunOtt To- make disclosures n To prop
cry I'm his possession belonging 10 the estate OF his uncle
Tie Rev r. +. Synnptt George DuOhttc was recently
thrown from carriage disOrating his right shoulder.
on slc way obtain surgeon the carriage jOltcd aud
forced the arm bone back into Its socket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
rORGEB TAKEN RdcK TO ONO

James Birkott, alias William II. Davis, of No.
% Elm place. Brooklyn. taken 10 Akron, OhiO yes
tcrday by Sheriff Gamble, OF that place, TO answer a
charge OF forgery involving $1,000 RcqulSton papers
had been secured from Governor Hill Until March OF
this year Blrkctt was employed rs an agent by the
Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Machine Company Mt Akron.
lie had been fully trusted, but suddenly disappeared
with his family Examination OF his accounts showed
checks to the amount Of 1920 had been forged
and there traces OF more extensive populations
The bench warrant for the missing man followed him to
Pennsylvania NcwJerscy aOd this State. where 10
finally found undethe assumed name OF DAVIS AMI IA the
employ the company he had swindled. lie submitted
quietly TO arrest. lie has "a wife and child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
nn. mLtlN IyrEREsIID IN Lrlxa rEorLE.

4 paragraph IN some Of the morning papers
credited Lrastus Wiuun with intending to erect ere
mltoy On parcel OF land that lie has recently bought
on staten Island. Concerning this report Ny. Nluau
said TEILuNE reporter " decidedly OBJECT &" nav
iuc 1t appear that am providing accommodations Tor
dead ptorlr find 10 easier and more profitable 10
traffic with live have bought the famous Gnion
farm running from the railroad 10 The beach, and COM
prsnL 80 acres of land. and am COINS 10 establish u
town there. The plan IS a move! one. N"hc 81 me
houses land and all - sell for more than 5000.
They VIII paid for 10y their tenants at the rate of i"
$500 year down u $500. III money VII. Doe not Only
rental and lu-tacut on tie cost price, hat also 70
life insurance premium, that should any tenant Die
during the four years that VIII hc required 10 pay
for his home the property will be decided to his wife and
children without any further pay ncnt shall put NJ
houses can get tenants TO III them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

Four weeks ago California wine manufacturer 20 tT WY
the market sent to Maine forty large casks anu tWO
halcasks OF wine and brandy It came all the way ny
rail- and its arrival at Portland II was prolP.aa
seized hv the shers taken the lock VIE re sei1ed
liquors are kept and duly libeled according 10 Ia"
preparatory to its conscaton The and
all the way from Francisco to the nearing, anu
swore II to Maine ty mistake, being nteneH
for Boston. It remanded to him. and II vent pach
again Yesterday Boston, that paradise OF grOSs
and druukards. Meal Dow in independent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
COL. cLARK nEFoRE me oInns colnnIrEE.

The Gibbs Committee yesterday continued its
inquiry into the conduct Of the Health Department.
Tie entire session devoted 10 the hearing OF Colonel
Emnrns Clark, secretary of the Board who explained In
detail the operations Ot the several divisions. without
complaining all Of unfair criticism lie cOntcndcd that
the work Of the Health Board had been cmccny though
uurtly conducted. Every one connected with tho de
parlncut devoted himself to his duties, ana III some in
stances greater results achieved only because
of lack OF means ana with which to pursue reforms
to satisfactory issue Colonel Clark Will appear again
fn-ln | ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
PRIMARY TEL CHERS 70 WAIT ANOTHER WEEK
An nSsemhlY OF women tcachcrs aMaitcd the

discussion by the Board OF Education yesterday the
regarding of salaries. II decided, however, to defer
the consideration Of the question until next Wcdn sday
Dr. Waac" asked that the action OF the Board nNc
years ago in filming John Boyle. principal of Grammar
School No II. three months salary be rcscIndcd lie
was fined making OF examination papers forbid
den by the Board. lie died recently, ana Dr. Wallace
desired TO have the salary amounting 10 500 paid to
Mrs BOYLE. The Board decided that II had no authority
for such action. letter received from Inspector
Fcischluc in which he stated that he declined 10 sign
nay-ros for primary teachers who arc to receive
additional salary for length Of service. report Of the
trustee relating to the charges made by Miss Flzsbbon
against Miss McCallery Wac He'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

\ police officer saw young man following a wcll-
dressed woman who carried satclcl yesterday in
roai.st, ana ~, the young man acted ,uspclou'y the
officer arrested him. lie gave the name Of Emil haup,
OF 80. - Prncc.st
stormy weather the scaoO! principal, ordered by
taps the town bell To hold only session. Principal
J. Ward smith. Of the Nor street school, has paid no
attention to the signal AMI complaint has been made TO
the chairman Of the Committee on Teachers OF tho Board
of Education,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
" H. BrcKLEY srED roR lplyDoynEyE

w. II. Buckley, senior member OF the firm of
W. H. Buckley CO.. insurance agents ut No l72 Broad
way with office IN Jersey city, arrested ye-ter
day By Deputy sheriff OConuor on an order OF arrest
granted by Justice Andrews The plann Is Mrs. Mary
f. Buckley, wife of the defendant. They married
by the Rev. @. H. Pcakc She alleges that her husband
receives 5000 to $4,000 year. ana that he has other
means support that he has abaudoEcd her and her
children, and left them without support that he was
about leave the city, has been OF dssOue habits
aud has been In the Morri, Plains Lunatc Asylum. she
asks for SO week Tor The support OF herself and her
low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
ErNERAL or JOIN PINE.

John Paine was buried yesterday in his
family vault in Greenwood Cemetery the services al
the tomb being read by the Rev. Robert H. Paine OF
Baltimore, a relation OF tho deceased man The Rev.
Alexander Mackay Of ST. Ihomass church, con-
Quoted the services at MIR. Panes house. No 3 West
Fiftythird-st; there services at the church.
The body WAS in ebony coffin, and two wreaihs OF
white flowers had been placed upon It, In accord with
Ar. Paines wishes there were NO pall-Dearers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
TIE GUIoy LINE AGENCY cHAyGED.

Circulars lssued yesterday ann0unccd 4
change the OF the GuiOn Steamship Line for
the United states and Canada Guion IL CO., who have
heretofore been the agents have transferred tho agency
10 A. NJ. Underhill who has been identified with the
line from the be ginning manager OF The freight de-
partment There Is nothing significant IN this change
There is change In the rates IN the running
of the steamers any changes in the Office attaches
T. W Gibson who has had the management of the pas
scnger department for many years. Will continue In the
mn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
FAVORS ASKED or THE ALDEEIfEN.

The Aldermen yesterday received letter
from the Trustees of the General Theological Seminary,
asking that tho streets and avenues surrounding that In
stfuton i'm West Twentieth and Twenty first sts. DO
named ana numbered Chelsea square 1t was referred
TO the Committee on Streets
Tho Bpard authorized the removal OF the portrait OF
UIrl Constable, Jacob Hays from the cry Hall Police
station to the office Of the Superintendent at Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

A bridgeport man j. reported u be at work on
an Invention for removing t.c resistance OF water by
creating vacuum lu advance OF vessel, which, 10 f.
claimed, viii give ship speed enough to take her %
Europe ina three dly-. Ills friends ray that a small
model has worked IN the haIbOr successfully. An cleo
trc motor t. 20 furu, power no the stern while through
many ttlo tubes the bow large quantities OF nitro
gen are 20 Doe forced making vacuum. into which tac
vessel Will constantly push. In the story the inventor
/, ma !o to call his boat an " ocean sucker"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
NEw-yopK- DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER g. 1885

Judge Cowing to twelve years in tho state RyrneS
hasserved term in the State Prison. Pn and mr.
an examination at Police Headquarters , Haue
written statement which implicated MN III wy 10
commission OF the crime The killing was uone VII in
butcher.knfe after Mccarthy had been @ s one
Mott.st nv Italians of whom laYQflnO was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

but IL is not sufficient for an honorable man to out
in The world wIth-one who depends upon character
well as ability to get living ,c.,
al don't care blank for that said tue Coi-
lcct0r, | waEt TO hear more argument -
"At that | touched my hat and said :: You're
gentleman; good bye. di1nt come here t 10
reason for my dscAargc' l then bowed myself
MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
AInNG rllE SOuND.

PEEksKIII.-A team belonging to IIcspcr Ferris n
away last evening and Knocked down three young CIR
All were huri, but none dangerously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
STATEN IsLAND.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

CLFToN.-Gcorge william Curtis will lecture this
evening on "Charcs Dckcns," In -. Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

John j. Mccarthy, the young man who was
convicted OF mansaughter In the first dergcc in killing
Pasquae Layariuo In 1884, was senencedyestorday by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises sets 42J Moon re, 355 Moons age d. 81
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandv Hook 523 tcv. Islant. 5t4ltell Gata 1913
PM-Sandy Hook, 500 iOy. Island. 554 Hell GaCe iao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

DrsPIsE Nor THE DAY or SMALL TruNGs.
ttfe things may help man 20 r,l bent pin IN M easy
,,'i, frtt.ta.cr Hr Trr,Cs Pleasant Purgatiyc Pei
~ are ANAL tne4 ri asint TO Ike md they cure sick
u.ct- relieve torpid ycr- and d. wonders brns purely
yegctab.e thcy cannot harm any Onc All druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
AuuJIucrnsut+
AnNfcr TO MOTHEr

ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Mr WfysL- w. ~oOTHNg sYrP should always he used tor
f.i,Ifrry IrIIuiNs L. NOGluL- the Child sptlLNs te
cir ttt ,Ys an PAIN COLO and IS tho BLsI
RryrpY FOR DIARUHEA. Twenty nve cents q O)tte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
THREE RAILROAD rRINcHIsEs GRlWrfD

The Aldermen yesterday granted three more
man OF the Railroad Committee. presented reports
favorng the granting Of franchises to the following
rs tracks through certain uptO streets the Houston
West street and Pavouia IerT' L" extend It's track, on
each SIDE Of the city; the Madison Avenue and Eighty
sixth to build road through Esaty aud
tue transverse road in the Central PARK TO Ouchundrcd
and twenty -nith-s FoTrf. Alderman Van Rensselaer,
mOvci that reports lay over IN order that proper
investigation might made. His protest was voted
down aud every other member voted II favor OF the
rcuors protest was received signed by number OF
nroucrjy owners against granting permission To tho
F3rtv.sccnnd street Manhattlnvlilc aud 81 Nicholas
Avenue Company TO extend Its tracks through certain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

ia LcxIngtouavc between 10Th and 3oth Sts
Hours = To- l. atJ7. diseases I'D th" N'lEoI- ~t,eh.
Gcuto- Urnary Organs lmpotcice "hd str'iIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

r,rl 4 Wilson's f.. * w brand of Mems
Collar, and cuffs ar. the boat. Sold everywhere.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-09-17

had never before seen, and on which
some Of the ladies now proceeded to play.
Earlier in the evening another musical
novelty had electrified the party
W: the arrival in the outer court Of the
band Of the American ship Richmond,
whose drums and brass instruments were
voted almost as agreeable as the gongs
and brass horns Of the Chinese musi-
clans. The piano led to singing, and
then, when some one struck up valse
and some of the younger ladies ventured
on practical demonstration Of barbaric
dancing, with few little ornamental
vagaries to give variety to the entertain-
ment, the amusement and amazement of
the viceregal ladies were unbounded.
Happily they were spared the shock Of
realizing that their foreign friends were
ever guilty of dancing with gen tiemen.
So the evening went off most satisfac-
torily, and when, just as the guests de-
parted, few drops of welcome rain fell
(the rain for which prayers had been
ceaselessly offered in all the temples Of
every denomination, the happy hostess
hailed the good omen which thus
crowned her first effort at entertaining
foreigners. .- Chicago Tribune.