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New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
SHAKING UP AN EXCURSION PARTY.

The starin Glen Island excursion, boat Castleton
was run into by the South Ferry boat Winona of
the Battery yesterday about 1890 a. III. The
Castlcton Captain Carr. left Cortandt-st. at 1918
with about 2J0 people on board aud had just
rounded the Battery when the Winona was seen
coming toward her slip from Brooklyn. Captain
Carr sounded bell. intending to let the WInona
cross his bow. The ferryboat also attempted the
same thing and the result was that the Winona
crashed into the Castletons starbcard sde just for
ward Of the wheelhouse, breaking one of the
large timbcrs, crushing III the bulKheads staving
large hole above the ,water-line and shaking
up the passengers considerably. No one was In
jurcd and all were taken of in few moments by
the Mattewal, another boat of he Starn line, and
carried to GIcn Island. Tho ferryboat was not in
iured
representative Of Mr.. Starin said: "It was
cps Of those accidents liable to happen at any tinc
AID for which 1t Is hard TO blame any one
Certainly VIC do not hold our captain responsible.
The damage will all be repaired so that the boat
will be able TO make one trip Tomorrow. The pru-
cIpai loss in the affair will be the of the boat
Five hundred dollars will cover everything. and 1
think that will be able to settle the matter sat-
isiactorily with the ferry company"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

of the prisoper. Judge Cowing said that his age
oaiy made the crime worse. The age of the ch,o nj
dren and the violation of the sanctuary maze @ INC ne
crime the worst imaginable he ilnisnsu n,s Fears ara
in the State Prison the full penalty of the law; b.,
Pndney created some temporary sentence S
as nronounced He fell into the arms of court
officer and W as taken to the rear of the room ne
remained motioness until the officers sent ior a an
ambulance. At Chambers Street" Hospital the
nhvsicians said that Pudney was not sick. he was
quickly restored to consciousness and sent "
the Tonbs IN charge of an officer.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
DISAPPEARING WITH A REVOLVER.

Robert j. POllitt. n wel-known young man OF Pater-
son. j., has been missing since Wednesday last and
his friends that he has wandered away In state Of
aberrat OF mind and committed suicide. lie sim
gle and boarded with married brother. On Wednesday
he left his place OF employment In silk finishing
establishment and last In his working clothes
with the dyc-stuff his hands. He did not home
IL uscertained that he bought a revolver short
time before his Disappearance He was OF a reticent.
reserved disposition. He Ia of short STATURE with dark
hair and mustachc. dark eyes and heavy eyebrows In
HIS desk found without date directing that In
anything happened 10 him his effects be given to
nelghbor hls namcsake, He Is brother OF George W.
Pollitt president Of the Paterson Board OF Aldermen
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

DASBCRY.-william Beckerle. who injured at the
great 1--we weeks ago. died on Thursday. All six VINO
were burned at that time have died
FAIRrIEID-The :rcmains OF Mrs Edwin Smith. jr 4,
whose death IL believed by husband TO have been
caused by malpractice on the part OF bridgeport ply
scian yesterday dsnterred by order OF Coroner
Holt and autopsy held. conducted by Dr. Garlick.
local medical examiner. There were found indications
showing that operation had been performed similar
that OF which Mrs. Smith told her husband Just before
her death.
WEST STAMFoRD-Tbe new Sunday. school Chapel will
bo dedicated tomorrow. The Rev. Drs. Lathrop and
Vail the Rev Messrs. Prince and scoville will de-
liver short addresses.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
ABLE TO DEFEND HERSELF.

Mrs. Macmanar, station agent OF the staten
Island Railway at Princes Bay was Assaulted lew
nights by ruian whom she has met several tines
but whose she does not know She tells the story
herself az follows: When came up TO the ciuinp OF
woods at Rossville on my way home from the meeting
house, met a scampsh-ooking fellow whom nave OF
ten about the depot. Suddenly he knocked mo
down. but kicked aud screamed 30 that a neighbor,
william Brow rushed to my assistance and the BLACK,
guard becoming frightened ran away Prosecute Nun !
no I'll deal with him myself I'll watch for that fcl-
low and give him such lesson that IL Will be warning
10 other scoundrcls to let decent women pass by
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
PrpNEY GETS THE FULL PENALTY.

The rcd face Of the gray y-bearded sexton, William
II. Pudney, had lost much of its color when he was
eiraigued yesterday before Judge Cowing for sen
/. nee after his conviction of assault committed on
two little girls in st. Georges Church, at Ruther
I, I'd place and SIxteenth.sty on Whitsunday. May
lie schools but had been dismissed after charges Of
immortality had been preferred against him. He is
Gfty6vo years old and his bald hoad and long gray
beard give him venerable appearance. His eyes
are however, blearsd and evil-l0oking.
HIs counsel asked for mercy, because Of the age
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
NFW.JFRsFY TOWN.

RlHwAY.-The Mayor has refused to sign tho tax
budget passed at the last meeting OF the Common Coun-
ell the ground that the amount levied for interest
the adjustment bonds IL In OF that allowed by
tho law under which the compromise effected still
the ordinance will into effect rs he does not veto II,
turc.
CARfsTADr.-Edward Rose. German, age siStythree,
committed suicide yesterday by blowing tue top OF his
hcadon with q shotgun Rose was collector for the
Prudential Insurance Company. and was SO short In
lis
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
MARY HANcKEN's AssAILAyTs COMMITTED.

The examination In the masked assault case was con-
l. l., yesterday. william and Richard Hancksn, the
father and brother OF Mary Iancken, who testified yes
erday To the assault made by four wearing masks
were examined. Both corroborated her testimony, and
positively identified the Meaghan and Salmon
william Prnz grogshop keeper said that he mad at
tempted to settle the case for the prisoners with the
Hanckens by Offering them money to withdraw their
complaint The prisoners then waived further examina
tion and committed to await the action OF the
Grand Jury. bail being refused. warrant has been
issued for the arrest OF John Smith, welknown cti-
zen, for completely In tho outrage.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Jobu H. starins annual excursion to Union veterans
Monm outh Park races. Monmouth Park, 2:5o p IN. .
Richards reference case before Referee hainieoh'
pm. - .., ,,,., D.. cat. caun
Staten Island @ Germantown cricket match, new
Brighton IL a, IN.
Shooting contest at Creedmoor.
lawn tennis tournament, Orange, 3 p. m. =,
BROOKLYN New.iork Policemen championship phseo"'i
West Side Association, Library Rooms, Eghty-f1th
Street NJ. L. Church, D. IN.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

agcment OF the lines The receiver OF thc banks's
Mcrrhauts Company sand Yesterday that he had hearu
ramors bt knew nothing aon the trna OF ~ oei @
tcrcst on the American Rapid bonds II Is said. put
agrees to work the lines similar terms 10 tnose
recently made with the southern TeegfaPn Company'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
IN JAIL FOR A PRACTICAL JOKE.

Charles F. Farrell was charged in the county
courts at Paterson " j. yesterday with stealing two
rszors from Frederick Brands barber chop Farrell
told Judge Woodruff that he had found tho barber shop
unoccupied. and that while waiting ten minutes for
Brands he had conceived the idea Of taking the two ra
to give tho barber sauary lesson on the danger
OF leaving his shop unprotected When Brands came In
he missed tho razors and although Farrell returned
them and explained the moral purpose o. his act the
barber refused to the Joke The Court was equally
lost to all sense OF humor and sent the unfortunate
Joker TO Jail for threo months at hard labor.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
BAD BLOOD,
scRoFULoUs.
INHERITED,
CONTA0IOUa


Rad BLOOD, SCROFULOUS, Inherited 90
Contagious Humors with loss OF Hair osudus, ~
ings. Ulcerons Patches in the Throat and Mouth
Tunor carbunclss Bloches Sores scurvy Wasting -
Kidneys and Urinary Organs, Dropsy. Enenia DehSss
Chronic Rheumstisu Constipation and Piles and uo1e =
seases arising from al Impure Impo, eshed Coud -
the Blood are speedily cured by the CUTICURA n
SOLVENT. the Blood Purifier. internally assist.s -
CUTTCURA, the great Skin Cure. and CUTICURA so.v
su exquisite Skin Beautfer externally.
ALMOST INCREDIBLE
EMMA BOYNTON s57 washlns ston-st., Boston savs. .,
have been afflicted for and months With vh,
the head and body my feet became swollen that was
fectly helpless broke out my body and acA -
appetite left coud not sleep nights lost fesh -
wretched that I ongcd die Physicie.s
failed TO help Ny disease daily grew my sus
ing became terrible The eruption increased great bu,
rowing fouLsmsing um which reddsh natter c.
santy poured forming cruss Of great thickness Okr
appeared various OF my body and became =
week that could not leave bed In this condition and b
advice of wellknown physician began to curi
CURA REMEDIES and In twelve weeks was perfscttv
cured"
Cutcura remedies have greater sale and give bett>r
satisfaction than any other similar remedies In the market
BODIES PHARMACY, Cincinnati 0hie
Sold by all druggists Price: CUTIcURA, SOC; REsof.
VENT, 81 SOAP, Csc; Prepared bv the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston Mass.
Send for "How to Cure skin Diseases
BLACKHEADs. Pimples. Rough. Tanned and Oily skis
use CUTICURA SOAP
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
JERSEY CITY.

George Colyer. age sixty-onc. OF No 295 Third-st,
hanged himself yesterday. lie unemployed as aborer
on Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Companys piers
in New-York. and injured badly about three
months that he was permanently incapacated for
work He instituted suit against tho company, but
the defendants secured postponement This discour-
aged him much that he killed himself1
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ncw- York RoteL-Governor Z. A. Perry, o 3f
Florida .T,nh Arenme Hoto-Exs Speaker @, u ,,',: w.
Uofet-Ex- Congressman Horace +: Page, Of Csiornin
and Charles A. Gould OF Buffalo III En,on Sgr"'o
Senator Thomas Newbold OF PoughkeePsie .Erers"
House-F'rancis T. j. barley, OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

The TRIBUNE not only has all the about
NewYok City, the country at large and foreign lands but rule
more items than any other NewYok daily has excellent
reports everything that goes make up fca newspaper The
TRIBUNE strives publish bright accurate complete wholesome journal
of current events which, while answering all the needs of of
and occupations shall also be especially valuable family newspaper
No these times afford read Smaleys letters
dispatches England THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE They all say gives
the most views of things.
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE overfow with bright attractive matter
Personal news from the Summer Resorts capital of the whole
field of Yachting baseball and other manly sports Reports racing
that are admitted be exceptionally and entertaining Foreign
letters society lively anecdotes club gossip and good story
are some of the features of the paper
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
STATEN ISLAND.

RossyIrfF. Franz Leonard at work on tho fatOn-
nth farm fsossvile when the thunder shower
M Thursday evening Leonard suddenly fell to the
ground with pitchork Ia his hand and dead when
reached lin II Il not known whether he
struck by lightning died from being overcome by tho
heat
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
RKOOKLYN.


Conterno's Band will give a concert at Prospect Park
to-day at y. NJ.
Julius Rucker. age fifty has been missing from No 80
South Third-st since Tuesday.
Tho Commissioner OF Charities and Correction have
decided not receive any more prisoners In the peni-
Tertiary from Queens County after tho prcsent i've
years contract expires on August 20.
Tho body OF the man found at Bay Ridge on Thursday
was Identified yesterday ms that Of Samuel Kearney,
age twenty-six, OF Fortethst and Secondayo lie was
drowned while bathing at Bath on July 4.
suit has been begun by G. W. Butler and W. g. Har
low 80 005 0s from Nathan Cushing OF Bos
ton. Mr. Gushing Is the owner OF the buildings which
fell down and burned In Statest few weeks ago Tho
plaintiffs lost machinery and stock the value OF which
they seok to recover
Thomas Oshca, who killed his wife last week, pleaded
guilty charge OF murder Ia the frat degree yeser
day. adding that lac out OF his head when be did the
deed The court ordered that the plea be entered
guilty, and signed counsel TO defend the man.
The Commissioners OF Electrical sIb.ways having or
pany has submitted plans for putting wires
In Washington and Fulton sts-
sMargaret Miller came to this country few weeks ago
from Germany. While looking for work she stayed
with friends at No 100 sumpter-st On Tuesday abe
met In Fultonst., near Stuyvesantave, by Louisa
Farrell and hired 10 work for her The girl found
that she wanted for immoral purposes and made
escape from the house. A. her purse with 20, and
some Of her clothing had been taken from her. she Sc
cured the arrest Of the occupants yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rsea 435: 1928 Moon rises 4l0 Moons age ds 20
HIGH WATER ro-DAf.
/N-Sandy Hook G:23 Cor. Island 65S llell CAT. Si7
P,h.-sandy Hook $50 Gov. Island .72iHeu Gate ell
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
wEsTcHEsrER COUNTY.

Mt vERSoS.-Iho straw hat factory In SiXth.ave has
passed the hands Of assignee The Trustees
of NJ. Vernon now constitute Board OF Health
Tho deposits the bank already exceed @l4O OOO
BAY CHESTER The Dtmar Powder Company have
erected several additional buildings. one OF them Is
located within about hundred feet Of the railroad
ncighbOrhood.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
ACQUIRING OPPOSITION TELEGRAPH LINES
The Westarn Union Telegraph Comnanv ves-

TIC WtBCBrn UHIOH IcIcBrupH COmpdny ycS-
terdxy secured the practical control Of the American
Rapid Company which has been since September, 18S3
part Of the Bankers and Merchants system The con.
tract 10 fer sn exclusive exchange Of business and BY
order Of Judge Donohue II is undsrstood tho West
srn Union made the agent Of the receiver In the man.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
TWELVE PAGES. FIVE HOURS READING,
"REMINISCENCES OF LINGO
The Paper for Sunday in City and Country, and on Beach and M0ni

Order from any newsdeaer from the office direct The TRIBUNE
sent ades in the United States for Is month"; to Euro
for 35 month"; the address being changed often
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
CLOSING BOWERY SHOPS ON SUNDAYS.

Clerks in the Bowery shops have formed an
organization to enforce the Sunday closing law.
1t numbers thirty-fve clerks. Henry Peck is the
meetings have been held in the present week and
moro than fifty firms doing business on the Bowery
have pledged themselves to close on Sundays aud
cards inscribed: This store will be closed ON
Sunday" II is expected that most of the shops
On the Bowery will be closed tomorrow.
"The papers cay . great deal about Saturday
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
Announcements
CHOLERA, DIARRHGA AND DYsENTERY.

Announcements
CHOLERA, DIARRHGA AND DYsENTERY.
By Dir. TOBIAS VENETIAN LNIMEST.
n nscd when rs taken. No SHOULD BR WITHOUT BOT
lie MEDICINE. Established SO veas an.
SATISFACTION. Sold by all druggists.
rs and per bottle. Depot AZ Murraystreet.
CARRYING Goals TO NEWCASTLE.
fact that Speers Wines raised at Pas
j. acquired such reputation for purity and L
ccence abroad. that they efci for Europe .
the leading ply sicIans IN America and Eng
land
For convenience and economy LACTART sur
passes all and healhial cooling
summer drink II has no superior. All Druggists.
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. d.,
li4 IexingtOn.aye, between 18th and 3Oth SIS
Hours-s to :. Diseases OF the Nervous Sys stem.
Cenito Urinary organs Impotence and sterilty.
LIQUID Bread should be on every table.
Health comfort pleasure combined In this new aud dc
IT, For sale by all grocers and druggists.
You will be sure of pure, rich blood and good
health and strength II rarkers Tonic.
Failing hair prevented BY rarkers Hair Balsam
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

George Frank Swift, who contracted in May to
remove the garbage of Brooklyn for $4,000 a
year, being one of several bidders for the work.
yesterday threw up his contract. He said that he
required to do than his contract compelled
him do. in that his had to ring door bells to
get the garbage instead of ringing handbells in the
garbage wagon TO give notice Of their approach.
They had to ring 10000 dOor-bells every day.
When the new contract first went in force there
were many complaints Of failure to collect the gar
bage. but the city hired men and wagons
expense. and the complaints recently have been few.
Swift intended TO make money on his contract by
a largo pig farm In NewtOwn, but the Board of
Health ordered its removal and the garbage has
latterly been sent to sea. Deputy City Works
Commissioner Whitney and Health Commissioner
Raymond will meet to-day to arrange for tho
future collection of garbage. The city has
not the facilities for tho work. 1t is
likely that Street Cleaning Contractor Beran will
take the work in hand for tins Swift says that
his counsel advises him that he could throw up his
contract without any responsibility upon himself
or his bondsmen. The city authorizes believe that
he can be held responsible under the terms of his
contract.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
CARRyING Goals NEwCAsTLE

For convenience and economy LACTART sur
all acid beverages and healtha al cooling
summer drink 1t has superior. All Druggists
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

You will be sure of pure, rich blood and goo,
health and strength II you use rarker's Tonic
Failing hair prevented BY Parker's Hair Balsam-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-17
SUMMONS.

IN the District Court OF the Secopd Judicial i.s-
Asct IF the T.rritor Of Idaho. in and for the
county of Alturas.-- j. NJ Barrett and ". z Burk.
hart plaintiffs vs.. John F. Brown. d PENDANT.
The People of the United state. in the Ter tory
of Idaho. send Greeting I" John +. Bsown. de-
teiniapt.
Yusr hereby requi red to appear 10 an action
brought egainst GU by the choved nained pls NJ
ills. N tn. District Z. urt of the Second Judicial
District OF thu Territory Of Idaho in and for the
e'tunty OF ANeras. and to answ.r tho complaint
Aled therein, " thin ten dsys lex, 'uaive "f the
Gay OF eervt"e att,r the service III You Of this
summons-if sefved within this sou ty: ~. u
s,rved out of this county nut N this dist l. I,
With twenty aye; otnn " So, wit ,in forty Gays
--or judgme' by def. UT " IL lie taken against you
according IL tho fryer ef said on plant.
che said Action 10 hr mpht 10 recover judement
against vow, t,s said defendant that $40 h p, q.
fore paid toyou tlxt certain piece ~ work shc uld
be done. according 3 agreement st forth n said
complaint, which ,Gp have faited 70 do be de.
rIrred niortg, ge lien "a ma wa.Prig' snl C nal
rrsor'b-d IN said conpl il that said lien lie re-
eos'd sud aid canal sold to sa,sfv said lain srd
c@fS 4 sui, The f,,ts ,re fully appearing in
Ylsinti~s' com! LIANT, certified copy Il uh.ch 10
here with SERVED.
And YOU Re her b, not ed that 1. Won il ia
Anpr'F AM nns~'rte sai. emp siut sb We
required, III" said plliit Ms will ply 10 tn. Court
sr tive re- ief d-T.sid d in stii con,pl int
Gwen IN ,xr my hant ssl seal Of IN. D:st-ict
soun = the SECOND Juti isl Di lrict Of the r. r
r.e'ry Id no. in spi for the county OF . tur,s
srts Eth dsy II ve1ahsr. in ha e,r Of our L. nd
>'n" Thousand sight hundred snd -ig'ty-four
Ry E TT H.Ay,s. D.'utv 'I.rh mia
li~sAi'oas n-tso ~As. Pits Attys.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-17
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. u.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO, Octoo-r 20, II

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY IDAHO, OCTOBER 20, 1884
Notice Is hereby given hat the Big Lode Mining
Company, All organization incorporated under the
laws Of the State of New Jersey, by its attorney.
in.fact, VIM. Hyndlnar, whose pUstOlce address IL
Hail y. AlturXs cuuAt> Idaho. HIS made xpplica.
tion for United States Patent for the
ATLAS LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate In Middle Boise Mining District. Alturas
county. Idaho Territory, consisting OF 1870 linear
feet Of the de, and surface ground GOO feet wide
being Lot No ~. and described In the ii. III notes
anu plat of the ecisl surrey on Ale in this .,re
with magnetic variation at 10 degrees east, fol
lows:
Commencing ut the discovery point and running
thence north il degr, west 1900 feet Alun cenir.
of claim t. western en-! thence north is de e. ees
east 30j feet to corner NJ l; thence south lG dc.
grees west 90 f@ to corner No = thence south IA
degrees enst 1900 feet to corner No 81 thence north
~ degrees east fNA feet 10 No thence nor
- degrees west 1900 feet to No the place
Of beginning survey of exterior bound u,s OF
claim, containing 2U.347 acres. From corner NJ l.
NJ No bears south Is degrees east 3-GI
feet distant.
The said mining claim being of record in the
Office of the cOrder of said mining district
At Haley, in Aturas county, iaho TER tory
The nearest known locations being the Leon IRA
and the Minnie lode min ny riaims.
1 direct that this notice be published in the
WooD RIVER ZINES, the newsp per published
nearest the said mining claim, for the period OF
''. ", days HOMER L. POUND. Register,
VIM. HfNDNAk, attorney for applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-17
Application for Patent
NOTICE NO. 81.

United STArVs LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO, Decembtr2, lS4.}
Notice Ia hereby given that the B'S Lode Mining
COMPANY, MI orgsnt1rtton inrOr pOrat.d unu.V the
laws Of the State Vt New jersey, b. its attorney in
fact, WIN Hyudinan. whose postoifice address IL
HALEY, Alturns county. Idaho. has made applica-
tion for United Stntrs Pat, mt for the
NELLIE LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate IN Middle Boise Mining District. Alturas
county, IdahO Territory, consisting of 1900 Linear
feet of the lud and surface ground co. feet wide.
being Lot No. 80 AM describe in the field n'tes
aud patOf he i'ia survey hle i'll this office.
with magnetic variations ut ~ degrees east, fol.
lows
Commencing at the discovery on the eastern end
OF claim ard running thence 3 16 deg. $40 feet
/, curntx No. l; thence n 10 deg 6tN text to or.
ner No ;: thence u deg, W 1900 feet f. corner
No. B: thence 8 10 deg. GOO feet I, rner No. 1;
thence = u deg. E 1900 fe't TO c,rner l, the
place Of beginning survey Vt exterior boundaries
Of claim. "untsining ~ IS ncres. From corner No.
III. :. NJ ". No h"-r1 $ II deg. "a minutes II
SECONDS b y2~6 te,t diatans.
TIE said mintas rlain being Of record In the o.
nee oftli~ is>c, RIDER OF s, mining district a. Hui
". in Alturss coun,y. Id no Tue near 81 ~ wn
locations being the 10 tie and Yreka lode mimi,
claims.
direct that this notice be publ shed in TIE
WOOD RIVER TIMES, the newspaper published
nesrest the said miuIng claim. Tor the period Of
sixty days. HOMER L. POUND R:gister.
WM HYSpMAN. Atty. for Applicant. DIS