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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
SALE or JAMES D. FIsms PROPERTY.

A large crowd nj the Real Estate Exchange
Yesterday, including many investors. enabled J.. J.
Phillips the auctonccr TO get good prices Tor mos. ~ the
propcrty he offered the assignee 81 James D. Fh and
Tor Receiver Johnston, of the Maine Bank. At the fish
sale the udngs Nos. 30 ana % Sew It. and No
- Broad t. bought In 10 protect the mortgage Of
~ 10000 on them, the highe-t bid received being
100000 The property cost Mr. Fish AT least one hat
more Washington l.. C0nuOr bought she Wellington
apartnent house No. lis West Twenty thiist, but II
could not learned whether the purchase FOR him
self or Mr. Could Louis de cbau paid SDOsOO for The
Brandon apartment house, at Park ave aud seventy
Third ST our lots at Second ave and one hundred
and second st. were knocked down to L. VI. lone, for
500 900. No. llO West FOreth- ~ purchased by
John X. Foley for go 1000. aud Noe. III and llp West
Thirty ulnth-st by Thomas VI. Bclkuap for S2l 900
each No ~ East One hundred and twentieth ~. was
sold To f. T.. Percy for $4,000 Howard ". Coats was
the purchaser nf 30. 30 Broad st. for SIS 30
The Marine Bank property sold N three separate
parcels No li6 Pearl ST. was bought by T.. H. Smith
Tor $50 600. Peter j. O'DnnOhuc paid $4,000 for 80
81 Wall ST. adjoining the building ho occupies for
business The bank proper Nos. ~ and 80 Wall Il.
and No. ljs Pearl ST.. was sold 10 VI. H. Lcycm for
Sl75OOO price that IL considered low by real csnte
men. Mr. Levcin u understood to have bought the
ropcry for Investment II had been generally expected
that the people who talking of organizing new bank
TO succeed the Marine would compete Tor the pIoI crty
The proposed Institution. II opened II 10 have q
capital stock OF S3OO.OO Among those who have in
terc-ted themselves In the scheme James T. ward,
Michael Wall and Orson Adams. vice president OF the
National Bank OF the Republic II the project Is carried
ont Mr. Adams, II Is said, Will be- the president OF the
....
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RKOOKLYN.

Deaths lat week, 24O; births, l3s marriages, "a.
The Broo klyn Women's Christian Temperance Union
asked the Common Council yesterday 10 hasten tue
erection Of drinking fountains.
The foreman OF the June Grand Jury Henry Jenny,
a manufacturer, OF No. lG4 Lehcrts. place
The terms Of the Bridge trustees expire to-day but II
is expected that they will continue IN once ut the re-
organization bill Is signed by the Governor
Abou aftv Chinese some In native costume attended
the second anniversary OF the Christian Union Tor
Chinese work. at the Hanson Place Methodist EpScoPai
Church Addresses made by the hcN H. W. III
cher American missionary at Pekin the rev george
f. Reed aud An Yang Ming, OF the chinese legation.
There are eight schools In Brooklyn Tor tcachnS the
Chinese having average Attendance or thirty
Bishop IAttlejohn ordained the Rev Messrs Henry NJ
Ladd William X. Webb and Fercken as priests and the
Rev Messrs Jesse A. Locke, Robert Carn ana Augustus
Jessup as deacOns Sunday III SLPaus Church IN C-
to-st .
In the suit OF Mrs. Phoebe L. Scov to recover from the
Mercantile Trust Company the value OF furniture which
he claims To have transferred under durcrs when her
husband feared arrest, Judge Brown discharged the
Jury yesterday. but reserved thc question: OF duess ii
there was no duress the case VIII be continued
In digging for the foundation of warehouse at the foot
of Mal-s large pile Of cannon bals has been found
n is believed that they were buried there when the
.mcrcan forces under General Washington, male their
across the River after the disastrous battle
Of Long Island, in order TO prevent the EgIsh forces
Undsr Lord Howe from making use OF them
Thomas Meagher captain OF the watch In the Navy
Yard was d enlarged yesterday ana Chtrles Els was
appointed to succeed him MeaSher nau pec'l I,pS Gu
I'M the yard twenty years ana was rcgaeu as an
exceedingly efficient man. Iwehty more p, "Soaa,on'
boilermakers also discharged Tor rack OF money
About 100 still employed III INC sc"n e"o'@0i
ing department
In the evidence relating to the charge that James
Brady beat his stepson the fact was dcyelopeu
Mrs Garrahy and who claims 10 Do inc WHO" ol tho
dyuainter ODOnnc. who was hanged III IhSlah1 ior
killing Carey, the infOrmer, had married themselves;
Mrs Garrahy whom Brady quOtedas saying shc believed
In priests parsons, SAID tnht sho bWoIe Wy
her dead girls hair that she would pc trgG 20
and she had no personal knowledge Oh MS uealh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
JUDGE cowIyG OPENED COURT roo EARLY.

John joyce, who was recently sentenced by
Jud 90 Cowng To twenty-five years imp spnment. was
taken before Justice Barrett IN the Court OF oyer and
TerLiner Yesterday. n writ OF habeus corpus Ills
counsel Frank Keller asked for stay Of proceedings
pending an appeal to tho General Term. The case OF
Joyce called at early hour In the Court OF General
sessions one day when his counsel absent he
efused TO have counsel assigned TO hin and pleaded
guilty TO Indictment OF robbery In tho first degree.
and was Immediately sentenced. II was his second
offence Mr. Keller insisted yesterday that the prisoner
had pie aided guilty IN Ignorance OF the different degrees
OF crime and that he Uhe lawyer prevented by his
engagements from being present ut the early hour
AZ which Judge Cowing hal opened court
Assistant District-Att0rney Purdy said there
was no doubt that the prisoner could be
convicted Of the offence charged. Justice Barrett, In
granting tho stay. said he had doubt that the entire
record Court OF General Sessions could be sent up
10 The General Term appeal aud that under the new
order that branch OF the supreme Court could inquire
into all the passed upon by Judge Cowing IL
was for the General Term to decide whether joyce
should be allowed To withdraw his plea and be tried
Notice OF appeal served upon the DstrictAtterney
nv Mr. Keller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
HENRY VARLEY TALKS TO MEN.
.,, VorIay Of onbnn lacturad TO n

Henry Marley, of London, lectured to large
audience of last evening at st. Georges protests
Episcopal Church. on The Advantages aud Obngations
OF Chastity" After speaking half hour, the lecturer
drew SO bill from his pocket deposited IL WIN
conscicntiousookug auditor: and said: ~ Wi, gNo
that $40 any In the audience who VIII say th no
has been injured by selfdenia No one lsid clai
to the $40. Mr.. Marley drew VIVID picture 20, %,
the evils to the discussion or whlcn MS
lecture was devoted denouncing them as sins against
light God and conscience" He spoke In strong , cT,
demnaton of the early marriages among the Hihdus
and Pasees, and related the following experience Oh
friend of his who had investigated the Parsee ana nuu
schools " My friend said that the Hindu ana farSee
boys up sixteen years OF age, were unusually DIrgn
At that age the custom Is for them to marry lhelr
wives average about twelve of age AT
years the broken down In health so long as
such marriages the CUSTOM the Indus ana larsees
will never make "A Nation worthy the name II war
were break out to-day between England ana 'usSa,
and Indian troops were to be used. there wouu Dc o
Indian general at their head. Such Is tue c uh
on the people" Insanity from o III
causes could be cured, but not from tnls y;
Mr. Marley said that I'm 1896 France had pOpuhtlon VI
80 600 600 only 5000 900 less than now. ana heh lie
called her the greatest murderer OF inclpient i9 on
the face of the globe" England, the contrary, hau
been able to extend her colonies over the GLOBE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
on TRIAL FOR ULTIYG AN OFFICER.
policeman Mc(,OWan who was recently an

pontcd on the force and assigned 10 duty In the twenty
second Precinct. heard "A woman screaming for help in
The hallway OF No $50 EleVcuth-Iye. on May 20. lie
found her In the grasp OF two whom DO tried TO ar
rest. They Knocked him down. wre-ted his club nom
him and beat him numerically. He drew his
pistol. aud that was seized BY one
of hi 4 assailants. Tho resumed their attack
mon the officer and. beating him until he lost conscious
nfss dragged him out the sidewalk where he was
fouud an hour later by tho officer sent 10
rci,nyc him Mc(iowan was laid up for
scver,l DAYS lie described his assailants. and
an sunday several officers searched house In Eigheth-
A. near inc Western boulevard. occupied by a man
named Maddox The garrett the Last place visited
and tho rst officer who climbed up tho ladder leading TO
~ vas almost Knocked down by OF the men whom
they were looking for pisol-h from the officer DIS
outraged hi, n.sailant although II did not wound him,
and Iohn Collins OF No. G3i West Forty-thlrdst, ana
lanes wade, OF No. 5G3 Eoyentll-aye were captured
me- nlcadcd guilty In the lOrkvte Police Court
vcstef day, aud were held for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
ATTACKING 4 POLICEMAN.

Mr.. Hines has been much annoyed by u gang
who insisted upon wording the grower" aud enter
tanning strange ia the Railways OF his house No.
l,5ZJ SccOnt-ave. Yesterday Policeman Ryan found
Arthur Fdkner OF No. 3l1 East Sixty-SiXthst Ia the
hallway with ida Smith, and tried the couple.
They accompanied him 10 Eightichst and there Fal-
ner trippcd the officer and gang set upon the PROSTATE
man. Before they mad managed to do much moro than
tear his clothes Policeman EgIn 81 his
and together they managed to beat OH the Gro Wd and
take Fasner and the woman 10 the station. Fakncrs
head was cut In the struggle He arraigncd before
Justice White In the Harlem Court, where he WAS sen.
fenced to SIX months the Island In default Of bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
COMMENCING raE REVISED OLD TESTAMENT

The Congregational ministers ut their meet
ing In the Bible House yesterday discussed the
revision ofthe Old Testament review OF the subject
read by the Rev. DR. T. T. ingorsOiI. OF Bruohlyn,
who took "A favorable view OF the work. DIR. Edward
Beecher thought that many OF the changes In words held
sacred did Improve the sense. DR. Gilman said that
the thca fOrnof the Psalms and ether sacred poems
was a decided change for the better and tho Rev. Dr.
Cobb suggested that the changes made In those express
sons commonly regarded AS indclicate were made Ia
good taste The Rev Mr. Foster, Of Jersey City,
inended the retention OF archaic expressions.
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4 woman Who IOOkcd 20 DC at least IlItY
wear. Of axe and who the garb Of asser0 Charity
,,s t,ken To- the Harlem Police Court yesterday She
scrcAmrd rantcay and seemed To he Insane she Is u
German. and was registered rs Mary Doc. young gri
named ara tiortl who lives &C No. 1868 Ihird-tve.,
stated that the woman 10 her house May % and
,.krd % ~ allowed 10 remain until morning. Shc hai
ren,u.d there ever since. ana noisy and Offensive
n She or her parents asked her 10 leave the house They
mad been ascertain their visitors namo or 70
identify her with any the orders Of The sisters The
r. r had gouo ont several occasions ana returned
with money II she had been collecting. she was com
milf eI
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and surrendered ticket calling for shirt and COZ
lar but received only shirt When ne fe1u aien
answer, mo ticket, no collar" AS the dispute ie
went on Gin Long, it was charged enforced ae n a
arguments by assaulting McGirty WITH pitce b Da
WAS Young, slender and dark brown in color on on
the defendants counsel @tber
from the bench in the rear of the room a,io, and
slender, and asked whether McGirty was wiling 70
swear that the one last produced was not ms nt
ant He thought, on Iefection that ne cou QUIZ d.;
charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
THE BARrHOLDI STATUE RECEPTION.

President Sanger and the Aldermen aching
with him rs the BarthOldi Statue Reception Comm tee
met with Mayor Grace yesterday and made arrange
eus for the reception OF the statue aud those accom-
panying It, Mr. sanger SAID that had been decided 10
give a luncheon In the Aldcrmcn's chamber the visit
Ing Frenchnien and their escort They will he taken TO
the pubc Institutions In the city and the islands In
the East River Aldermen Jaehne and DcLacy were APP
pointed committee TO engage music for the excursion
down the Bay IL decided 10 invite the president
aud vce-presdent Of each OF the exchanges Mayor Low
OF BROOKLYN. and Othcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
ESTABLISHING 4 NEW CHAIR AT UNBA.
Al .hn Int 1nnctinr for the summer the trIs-

tees OF Columbia College yesterday decided To establish
a chair Of sanitary Engineering IN the school or Mines.
The proposition has been talked OF Tor several years ana
In Wow OF the growing practical Importance OF tile sub
rct IL was decided best not to defer II longer The
new course will begin IN October. DR.. j. \ Billings,
General the United States Army who has de
yrrod several courses OF lectures at the college, has
been appointed TO deliver the lectures hygiene. Ho
viii assisted 10y expert In microscopic study aud
I'm the mi, robes The trustees Appropriated the
money for this purpose aud Tor plans and drawings for
The work TWO cllow-hips are to DO appointed at
the discretion OF President Barnard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
NEWS FROM The SUBURBS.

rNposGIRIE FOR ONE MAN TO DISPERsE'
rgument WAS heard before Judge Mills YESTERDAY AZ
White Plains In the matter OF the haDens GU
Tbnmas i Devine one OF the Yonkers strikers.
ao arrested for refusing dispense whcn orueIVu
70 10 81 Inv sergeant Mclaughlin. Refusing 70 us
nerse he was locked up and bailed Tor tria III IN ~
70 cef the case before the County Judge before ula
ves surrendered HIM alId ne was rear
nwyer brennan got out n writ OF habeas corpus cia
ing that one could not dsperse. ana te eminent
been Illegally arrested. After hearing inc ais nn
Indge Mills said: am OF tho opinion tnat Tue I'm I'm
iaint s not sufllcien to hold he defendant ono
Pannot disnerse II crowd together they 49,
disnerse and II they failed TO- 90 so , tno This
co,iId arrest them being an lllegaasscuiaso
does not appear to be the case In tue procoo"'"h ~
Iavver Saunders said-Before you decide tle case
s%anId like 10 submit a brief with some authorities.
TIVE Court-I will examine any authorizes !ou ny
ri.b 10 submit but am or the opinion lhat NY ~ Iii,
nct he changed by the authorities you Wish 10 sun
nit The Complaint Is evidently weak ana ueIecuFe
fhe whole nuestIOn turns whether TINS man was cVn
,it,, a misdemeauOr or conducting himself IN sucn u
aunar az 70 nroyOke a breach Of the peace has hot
names of worlnen who enter factory NOV ~
Lnn,y what his purpose wasi Is there any uisoiu0i
about IT, and could this man dsperset ,,.,1 ,,,,o
LAWYER Saunders-I wEuDnlt OrleI anu ~ -, %,
IN have Won carefully examine tnen aio nlso nv ~
which saws that where the plural is used IL shau app!
singular also $780, !. o-,,,o In tho ngu.
lar or Mural il applies in both ways but whcn VIC y
that mob must dsperse when ordered 10, We c,nV w
amnv that term 10 one person He Is not MOP nc IL
moi dsorlerly gathering, and therefore thc ~ !.
of the statute does not apply. In my opihio' ~ 'n
Tne Court then reserved its decision
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

ANIMAL convention of Masons Masonic Tempe c,.
Stewart Cathedral Conservation services Darueh O'
IL "a. r.o por,, o.qO n m.
Trottng races Gcntemen's Driving PARK p Ill. .go
Fish Ward reference case No. Ilo bro"o""'' ~
q. ~ rro;o, couorc
Railroad passenger agents meeting, Commissioners
Flnk's office. - MI. ,,,.. o , n,
In Fargo case Jefferson Market Police Court p H.
1,rckefers' meeting No. 20S Third-ave., p H.
Meetings OF Health aud Police Boards; -, ut, -. @
Historical Society, SccOnd-aVe anu Eio''"'
y. III. - r, ,..,e.,o,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
NIMARk.

Charles Pray the clerk ~ stanford Bros grocer was
arrested Yesterday At his house No. 81 Arch.~t Ito ah
made restitution his employers lie VIII DC takeh oc
fore the Special Sessions for trial 80
Esther Mabel Lewis who was arrested while wearing
male cothc. on "A charge Of larceny, was arragned 10
plead in the Special sessions court yesterday Her plea
was " not guilty -.,.-, -.
robert Jackson the negro tramp who assaulted Isaac
Jones at Wavery station with n knife was scnlchccu
Yesterday to ten years In the state prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
wrsrcnEsrER corNTY.

KHSsico.-President shaler Of the city BOARD OF
Health accompanied 10y Or. Edison, yesterday visited
the Bronx Reservoir ana the various streams con
ribung the supply OF water used By the rcsdcut- OF
the wards lying north Of the Harlem River. They found
impurities other than vegetable matter They came
conclusion. however that absolutely water
cannot be obtained from that until the authorities
can control the watershed Or some distance from the
reservoir
Mfr yrpSoy- sucak thief entered the hotel OF JOS IN
stole watches ana JcwcIfy bcOhSihs
10 the family and bOarlers valued al 500
SING SISG.-The earnings at the prison for May were
ST., 7Ol 20 and the expenditures TlJ,1'o %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02

Mrs. Ida Paulina Soederberg. a Swedish wo-
man died at No. 12I Aen-st. Oh Saturday ANA an ul
derlsker was engaged TO bury her body ON Sunday.
certificate OF death, signed by Dr Jacob Hartmann was
carried TO the Bureau OF Vital Statistics by the under
taker burial permit was refused pending an lnVesu
CATION, because Dr. Hartmann had written that tno
cause of death was yphus fever and had not previously
renorted the womans Illness at the Sanitary Bureau
Chief Inspector Taylor and DR. Conan male an d
made mistake They thought that tho woman's deatn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
cnNNEcTIcTT TnWNa-

RRfpGrFoRT-Iainc- G. Lahrop. cashier OF the freight
drnnrttueut OF the uousatunic Railroad Company. died
ON sunday from an overdose ~ morphine which ho bad
taken induce sleep. lie leaves several children ana an
invalid wife . Judge Myron L. slado yesterday adj
dressed the students Of the bridgeport Bnsness College
ON The Origin OF Common Law" ......Ihe bridgeport
and Springfield RIDE Clubs VIII hold their telegraph
shoot tomorrow Each club viii shoot At home ana the
scores are be sent by telegraph.
wArERBrRY.-The city directory for 1855. Just com
plctcl indicates a population OF over 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
tNEw.JERsEY TOWNS.

UNION IIfII--llenry Ate, the young man VINO was
sbot I'm Inc neck by hs friend Joseph Dumbock. sat
uriay was sti alive night but his physicians have
little hope OF his recovery. Dumbock VINO was arrested
said that the shooting was accidental
HoBoKES.- Policeman Guinan at r. m. yesterday
saw four acting suspciousy IN front OF Mrs Am
berg. restaurant at Eighth and Washington SITS. In q
few minutes he tried the restaurant door anu fouhu u
open and he entered the room the Tour men sPahg
after lively OF several blocks captured TWO Oh the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02

A portion Of the ceiling ia the class room OF tho
urinary department in Public school No. !. IN Elghtls
Jersey CIV fell Yesterday after the class had been
called 10 order. and although there was no damage
mild manic Was created The children left their seats
AMI PRINCIPAL Kelly had great difficulty IN preventing
them from rushing into the street After tue excitement
had died out the class dismissed for the day Inc
ceiling had been IN bad condition for some Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
pncKIANn COUNTY.

NYAcK-Rockland College viii close successful year
on June Is Next sunday evening the Rev Dr. spell
meyer of Newark will preach the bAccalhucatc sermon
i'm T0orhi. HALL DR. sims. Chancellor OF syracuse
University viii deliver The students address ON Monday
cvcning June :. On Tuesday and "Wednesday the exam
nations and receptions will be held, following tho
priLc dcclauatiOu-.
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-COngressman Roger "
Mills of Texas and Ex-Governor III. I. Baldwh, .,
Michigan Holman House-slr Thomas hesSern an ~
smith of svracnse John A. Sleicher OF Albany ana me
Rev Penny of British Navy oe ibc Satona
sreamshIn line - Murray Hill Hotet-Judge Asa ~
Ads Of Washington $500 BTeroort HOuSe-Gcneral D. H.
Wilson OF Wilmington, Del.
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I'm Inc Court then reserved its decision.
KILLING HIMSELF WITH A JAcK-KNIFE

son,uc TAYLOR OF Foster-ave. Parkyile. L. l., com,
mtcd suicide yesterday lie was found dea ,as hnv
Inv his brother William ut n. III. III the llIeIess poy
- dcrn stab wouud I'm the neck. IL was apparently
senficed for ackkniie BELONGING TO ne ueaa
wa. living near him. ,and the open b ade was coNc!su
With blood TAYLOR was thirty years OF age aud Tor Tue
last fen years was hOstler for Pete kaNchhai, ho
Lcencr of a well known road house on the ocean ialh
Wv frcnucntcd by many persons driving 10 tohcy
Island TaylOrs father was the founder OF tue Nage,
which was first called Greenfield, the name pelhs
changed To Parkvlc. after the Parkway was openeu'
cooperatiye building society, called the United FRI
mems hssociation was formed and built up the Htuo
VILLAGE The dead man recently had some dlncrchces
with his father and he greatly annoyed Ny sesa
onn reports recently that he had found the misshS
editor s : Conani. and keeping him IN hidins lot
n reward lie endeavorcd 10 drown ms troubles III
%rinL II f. Thought that he out OF his mind On
sunday he was busy at his work rs usual He was uh
married and lived with married sister.
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cRusBEp UNDER A FALLING WALL.

Conrad Miller age fifty-seven. stone mason, OF
No a4I East Fifty-fourfh-st, while under the wall
SSjcning the excavation at No. Pne-st, was In
stanty Filled by part Of the brickwork that pE-
escaped being crushed by the falling bricks at once
set to work and dug the body from the ruins. AN
ambulance was summoned, but was not needed, as
were crushed into Jelly and he was dead when
brought to light. Mr.. Miller had been foreman
for twenty years for Marc Eidhz ~ sons, con-
tractors and builders who have been for number
of weeks engagel IN tearing down the old buildings
ar 20 z Plne-st. running through TO Wali-st. he
left wife and several children.
HE COULDN'T TELL ONE FROM THE OTHER.
Gin Long was on tnal yesterday, IN the Court OF
General Sessions, on the complaint of Patrck Nc
(Girty, who charged that ne went lnto Ein Long
iaunfiry A. No. 44U Seyenth-ave-- on December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
sEyrEyoEs IN THE Oyer AND rGRMIvER

Kortwnght Crugcr, the confidence man, who
was found guilty OF wrongfully converting diamond
pin worth $500. which customer left at his Jewery
store in MsdenaDe to be sold, was yesterday sentenced
by Justice Van Bnt In the Court Of Oyer aud Terminer
10 1va years In the state Prison frank seaton was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02
FOREIGN STEAMERS Due Ar THIS PORT
Announcements.
"LAUGH AND Grow FAT,

"LAUGU AND Grow FAT"
Ia prccep easily preached but not easy % practise II
person has no appetite distressing nausea sckhe1d
ache dyspepsa bO other III resulting from nacton
of the bowels IL il impossible 20 get up snch iSh as "l
prducc dcrmanic cOrpuencc. In order 20 laugh salsac
1rIv Won mn n be we'll be well You must have your
bowels In go1i orcer Nou do this and laugh heartily
Pleasant Purgatvc Pellets the httIe
regulators OF the liver and bowels and beat promoters o.
lOLlty.
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had been caused by pcritonis Her body was ourea
yesterday and the rooms where she h'a h'e" "e'e VI"
ipfe I'D