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New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
NEU.S From THE SUBURBS.
PROBABLY A FATAL QUARREL IN A BEER

PROBABLY A FATAL QUARREL IN BEER-ShOf'
Maurice Foran, contractor living in South Orange
~ j. was stabbed in the stomach by James IanZer OF
Mburn, " j. at late hour SUNDAY night IN peer
shop kent by n Mrs. Rrarton the Ridgewood Road,
near south Orange. FOran standing in front OF the
shop when several men approached one OF them beIIR
Tafizer who was a stranger 10 him Some words were
exchanged and quarrel sprang up between toran anu
Tauzcr when tho latter suddenly drew a knife ana
plunged IL In Forans stomach Foran was attended ny
physician found that the cut was three inches 10
9Th and that the ntestnes protrudei The wounded
man sent to Memorial Hospital In Orange. AiteI
the sabbng Tanner started toward South Orange ana
the story of ARRAY becoming noSed about the village
number Of turned ont TO search for him Hc was
found In Valleyst near the South Orange Hotel Jus
tice O'Rely walked mp Tanzer and asked him If he
had Foran and was answered in the affirmative nna
then arrested him. Yesterday Tanzcr was committed
to the Jail at Newark FOrans condition was reported
In cpft faal
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
WHAT'S GOING on TODAY.

Republican County Convention, Grand Opera House
Hall, $50 y. III. qua.
Brooklyn Republican County convention, r. W'-OI'S
Convention y. III. 49,,
Senate Investigating Committee, City Hall, III a. M
Anderson will contest before Surrogate Rollins .,
National Convention OF Cigar Manufacturers tlfth
Avenue Hotel $50 .-.,. ,,.,
Long Island Baptist Association, lrst Bapst Ihurcn
Williamsburg, p IN. -
St. Georges fathouse fire suit, Court Of Common
Pleas. -. q . -.
Reformed Chassis OF Now-IOrk, Collegiate reformed
Moody and sankey meeting. Broome Street Tao
York Brooklyn baseball match Washing Park,
3 p. . r,... p...S--~-
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TWO COLLLSLnYS ~ TIE roc.

4 A collision caused by the dense fog occurred
the Ninth Avenue Elevated Road al Eghty-Dinth-st
at G}O a. Iu yesterday. TWO traus going north were
approaching the Niucty-thirl street Station at slow
rate OF ed, when the locomotive OF the second train
struck the rear OF the first train The platform Of
the car was smashed AID considerable damage to the
locomotive was caused. Fortunately both trains were
nearly cmpty. few passengers gOius uptown that
portion OF the road III the morning qnd no hurt
il WAS said that the fir tail had been damaged slightly
because he wheels OF the light locomotive slipped the
track The engineer Of the second train could not
may feet ahead in the fox. The damage by the collision
amounted, IL Is sad, to about 900.
As the steamboat Chrystcnah vas coming down North
River ia the dense fog yesterday morning she
the schooner Farmer which lying al the pier
hundred-aud twenty yhfh-st The schooneT's cutwater
~ mn tg1
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
SHOOTING HIMSELF NEAR GRANTS TOMB

The sentincls AT General Grants tomb in River
side Park were start!cG between 2and 3oclock yes,
terday afternoon by the sharp Ie0rt ef two pistol
shots that seemed como from over the hill. Bclo
they had time to ascertain the cause Mounted 20
EccInar Holden, who was on duty Oh the Riverside
Drive and lad also heard the shots. had galloped
GD to tie slope just west of tue tomb IN the woods
where a young man lay with a smoking pistol in his
hand. lie gasped and died as the officer came TT;
Oae bullet had crashed through his tempie arg
another through his mouth. Cards III the dead
mans pocket borc the nan.e aud address of Alfred
Ungcr, OF No. 1872 East FIfty-second-st. In
curry at that address brought relatives
. tho spot who identIt'ed the suicide as
TIC owner of the card. Uuger was twenty-ninc
wears old and manager i'll A. Steuhardt Il Brothers
Wholesale dry goods store at No. 354 Broadway.
Tl:s fingers are Hebrews and live together at the
above address happy family, embracing the
parents and several grown children. They Ware
grieved and porple1ed beyond measure at the sui
eide of Alfred, whom they described as being pros
rorons in his business. They were able TO account
Tor his act snly on the theory Of sudden insanity
caused by insomnia, from which he had suffered
for mauy months. lie had complained OF severe
pains III the head, and Lad stayed Ut home AL day
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY A FRIEND.

Mrs Louisa I.outrgg, who lives on the IIackcnsack
road near Homestead Station. y. j.. accidentally
shot killed on sunday evening by Henry r. Wald
berger. candle maker living IN NcwNOrk. Waldhergcr
was visiting the family and after dinner he picked up
shotgun that standing in the corner OF Lhc room
While handling it IL was discharged, and the shot
entered Mrs. LOutrigg's groin. Waldhereer was ar
rested and taken before Recorder O!mstead. MIS-
Ouriggs husband suhstautiated Wadbercers story OIL
the accident aud offered TO become his friends bonds
man for any amount. Dr. Converse. the county physi
clan found that a full charge of No. bird shot had
caused instant death He discharged the prisoner from
custody after Wadbcrgcr had pEUmscd to attend the III
nuest on Thursday night.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arcnue HOtet-Senator Warner Mil
Ter Of Herkmcr Governor Henry II. Harrison, OF Con-
ncctlcut Judge D. L. Folct of the New-ioTk suprewe
J0hn G Uogeb0om of Hudson. y. V, and James C.
Clarke president of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
many -. ST ,JdH7eS ifOfci-EX-Covernor IucluS HoDln
son OF Emira .. Holman HOuSe-Governor DAVID B
IIill Ne,c- York Hoie!-Sr John Lister Kaye OF Eng
land ~ Gitseg HOuSc-John G. New, OF Indianapolis
- Murray mn Hotcl-Ex-GOvernOrA 4. III. LtticnclI
Of RhodeIsand and Judge Nathaniel Shirnal OF liaL
ford - Union Square HOtcl-SenatOr Dennis Mccarthy
OF syracuse w Victoria HOtel-JOhn NJ. Bailey, ~ D
Wendell and John f. smyth Of Albany. .EreTeH
Uousc-Paymaster Arthur Burtis, L. 8 Navy
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BROOKLYN.

W. A. Miller, age seven of No. Gs Nassau-st died
Yesterday from ockjaw caused by being in the knee
by piece of glass on September 2S.
Owing TO the fog the capacity OF tie Bridge was
fully tested yesterday morning The receipts last week
were $40 a.
Tsc General Convention Of the Universaist Church
il America is TO meet at the Church OF our Father ~
Rev Dr. Csnieldsl IN Grand ave, To- morrow. It Is
expected that a largo number Of the most eminent
clergy aud laity Of the denomination will be present
Steps are being taken TO strike the name
of Or" Charles Fcrchland, Iiano-nakeIt Z
from the registered list of physicians OF
TIC ground that tie college in COethen,
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
Work or 4 SANIrARrAID socIE1Y.

The Sanitary Aid Society of the Tenth Ward
held tie OF its weekly mccti"Gs fOr the coming
winter yesterday afternoon at the College Of the city OF
New York. RcVors of the law and hn;ldng mttccs
we're received The former complained OF the refusal
Or the Board Of Health 10 cooperate with the society.
The building stated that tho socetys house at
No. @ D0yers-st. entirely self-supportng In
any house in the War las 10 be Oyerhaued
exclude the lOgers temporarily, II the dodgers In
q house ia OF the legal number these
people get bed, bath and two meals at the house in
Doyers .st for 20 esLtA-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
IERsEN CITY.

MaiorZ C. Panghorn. Editor Of The Erc1,ing JoHr7'Gi
arrested yesterday for driving his horse on tic se
walk and paroed 10 appear before Justice Stlsug to-
dny The Major and his wife wero on their way 20
Brooklyn and hal driven on tho walk to escape the
trucks that had gathered about the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Ferry the dense fog the river having delayed
I flo
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
C., C.. SHAYNE'S
GREAT OCTOBER SEALSKIN SALE

Continues to draw the LGdieS to lo3
Pyincc,st. Notwithstanding the w0rm
weather yesterday the solesf0om ~@s
crOwded with the elite of the metrop0-
lis, taking adymtage Of this splend'o
opportmity to purchase an elegant sea-
skin garment direct from the mo"VGct-
wer at manufacturers forrest caS@
prices.
Eye,y purchaser oppressed a.
mirati0n for the magnificent goods ana
especially the lO'o prices at wh'ch hey
are soW-the g'eat sale wiU continue
during the week, and eoery purchaser
of Sealskm Garment wiH be presented
wih q beautiful Seal NUT:
lO3 PRINCE-S4., NEAR BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
ALONG THE SOUND.

URIpcrrORT.-P. T. BaTnum said yesterday that his
circus and ncuagere would into winter quarters In
about a week - Moody and Saukcy viii conduct re-
vival services ArmOry Han to morrow and Thursday
NoRw AIK.-Thc contest this year for state senator
for the XIIIh District Will doubtless lc between Will
lam B Glover Republican Of FAIRFIELD and Asa SMITH,
Democrat, OF this place.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
STATEN ISLAND.

Pleasant rLAISs.-Chrstophcr Colns n slater
from Nry-York. whe at work the new EOman
Catholic Juvenile Home at Mount Lrette, was killed
yesterday by the falling OF a scanod.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAsM; =, ,.....o,a A IS
,. - :. cots 0S Moon sets 2 42l Moons age ds' Il
uf;I WATER TO-DAY ,,-r,o,., 7o1
lCSanGy HOOK I:S2 Gov. san' 2'5II Iii Gitc IIO
- V-sandy Hack 4Ai Gov. Is-snh- O'-t - ,,,c nooT
nIpETCN STFAMERS DUE AT THIS POhi
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
on Sunday. suffering from headache. The coroner
was called to hold all inquest.

A BREWER ENRAGED AT Mr.. MITCHELL.
Yesterdays meeting of the Board of Excise was
enlivened by disagreement between CommlssiGher
Mitchell aud Herman Is. Scharmann, the Br9oklIh
s5eT r naf to se Bs' in %
Hall in East Ihirteenth-st, ana MI. ocHalii'nni
who holds a mortgage on that property hppcdleu
before the Board 10 urge the granting license
lie argued that fifty-two lodges of Free Masons,
odd Fellows and benevolent societies met III tilo
building and helped 10 give the place go0d IePu P.
tatiOn Ii was his intention to have the place kepI
respectable, but the value of his mortgage woaiu i
he impaired if permission was not granted lor th9
sale OF malt liquors there Mr seharnan9 & aG,1
that such liquors were sold on the same moor WIN
the ball ROOM Commissioner Morris had oh)eCtca
to the proposed license on the ground that U,ad- ,
ding was not the real owner OF the barroon: III;
Mitchell said he must also oppose the granting OF
a license. because Clarendon Hail was place OF
public amusement. Giadding's application was re-
iected Mr. Haughton alone voting for the license.
Mr. Sclarinann flew into a passion and spoke out
loudly, accusing Nh Mitchell of faiSohood ana de-
cet. lie declared that he had acted ny Mr; NJ;
kept his word. When the Commissioner attempted
to reply TO the charges the brewer kept sa storm Srl
ing and ;hc stencTs heard some exceedingly "arm
language before he got through.
FATAL ENDING OF A LOVERS QUARREL
lovcrs quarrel had fatal ending late on Sun
day night at No. 81 West Eeventh-st. Rooms on On
the second floor have been occupied several weeks
by Mrs. Budworth, the widow OF a variety actor.
Her sister, Mrs. Sarah Hicks who had lived with
her IN dDOt hcr mouse IN tne btIecI uuIliR tHc Si
incr returned from a visit to their mother III New
london Conn. on Sunday, leaving in her care
Mrs. Budworths little boy. In the evening .Jed
Shirley baggage master on steamboat OF tho
Nerwich Line, went TO the house. Mrs Hicks, a.
though only twenty-five years old, was said TO be
a widow with one child, and she was engaged 10
marry Shirley. Mrs. Budworth went out to a
place of amusement and the lovers talked WIN
each other until about II p. M; when MIS-. Bud-
worth returned. Just Shirley was about 10
leave the house Mrs. Hicks took offence at some
light remark and ran into tie kitchen She re,
turned in a few mOlents, pale and hystcTica ana
discovered that she had swallowed about two
ounces of carbolic acid. A physician was called,
but Mrs. Hicks died at a. IN. YESTERDAY: hcr
friends sand that she had been subject to hts 91
hystera for years and claimed that her suicide
was the result of a sudden attack of that trouble.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

Tho importance OF the it, power over lie
and the direct bearing which II has human happiness
thoroughly recognized rs and the danger % 0NcItaAB
IT, whether through intense mental application or by the OK
ccsivo indulgence OF the appctcs and propenstes are
prol subjects Tor consideration When the nervous system
Is ged Il absolutely necessary promptly seek al
vic' from expert for long OF years has de-
voted hls whole time and attention to this study and who.
from his experience and practice has learned TO discover at
once the cauGe and as promptly apply tho remedy thus
avoiding the painfully slow seeking for tho truth com.
mon 20 the inexperienced aud 20 tho patient
who naturally, wants TO know without delay what is
the matter tho extent OF the der2issS ;e prooaOtes
OF rccupcraton and the time required.
II tho brain has becJ exhausted by Intense mental apg
cation doprvng IL Of tho OF cted Thought Il
only eooyc It's strength by being properly fed and nourished
the Of certain sytematc Hothods II precisely tho
with the that ,sido organic life The
Of this branch Of medical practice scarcely be
rated for rsches marriage. the euaOn Of family
the securing OF hereditary titles aud the retention OF
estates IA tho sane family.
From long AMI largo experience In this direction, havo
been able 20 command By the thankful Rpprecs
ton OF OF the first IN miles OF the city aud Nation and
communicate much that pertains the OveeIerciso Of
department Of the system and the means OF r
covering Its power whether OF BRAIN appetite propensity
passion.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
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For weak lungs splitting of blood, shortnoss
of breath consumption. night -wcGts aud all lingering
coueh- Pcrcc's Golden MEDICAL DscOVrrf ~ u
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New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

F0LDtNG BEDS-LargcSt assortment ut mod
crate prices. Call AMI examine.
IHE DORNG FOLDING I}ED co,
% East ltI-st., near Broad way.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

CLEANSING and DYEING.-Patronizcdb by the
hest fau"a LORDS Offices; % East l5t'L near Ilnaiy -
ami GjS Gtl-ayc near 3Jth.st Wagon calls.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
DYING FROM EXCITEMENT.

Mrs. Thain. an inmate Of the ten"meni- -houso,
Nc ~ Sixth-avc was believed to be dying from
naralvsjs Yesterday and her husband aud
Children were at her bedside. Her daugtcr-in-
law. Mrs. Mary E.. TEain, who had bcca called
halfway from heart disease The excitement in
tbe sick room had kusteaed her death.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
Announcements.

Announcements.
Beware of a slight irritation of the throat
Brummcl's Cough Drops give immediate r,ieL "ehulh
have 4. II. b. on Each Drop.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
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Strong Communication of the Plan Proposed
by Scientific Paper.

Strong Communication of the Plan Proposed
by a Scientific Paper.
Atlanta Constitution.
correspondent of the Scientific American
tells how tOrnadops may be broken up and utter
ly destroyed. 1t is all very simple When a
man sees tornado whizZing and whirling down
upon him at the rate of from eighty to one hun
dred and fifty miles All hour, all he has to do is
to blow it up with gnnpowder The simplicity
and feasibility CT this remedy will strike every
body favorably. The powder must be kept
the southwest of the place to be protected, as
the tomatoes generally come from that direc
ton. When the black and funnel shaped cloud
is seen bounding ard roaring across the country
the powder is to be trOtted out and wheeled dl-
rectly into line with the storm. The people of
the vicinage then advised to proceed about
one hundred yards to the northeast from which
point the will fire the powder with a fuse just as
the tornado strikes it. The explosion will cause
the tornado to bounce upward, and it will then
continue its in the air. It's believed that
big explosion would have the effect of Destroy
ing the storm cloud entirely.
Farmers living in breezy sections will doubt
less feel grateful 10 the Scientific American COR
respondent for his suggestion. In certain States
men who work in the fields sometimes find
themselves cornered by d tornado so suddenly
that they have time to reach place of safety.
For persons thus situated there is only one
course open. They must work in the fields with
kegs of powder strapped TO their backs and one
eye must be kept continually on the southwest
When the dreaded ScOurge makes its appearance
ii will be the work of only two or three minutes
to explode the powder.
Science is great thing. Without it people
in tornado country would feel utterly helpless.
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A Risky Cosmetic.

Pittsburg Chronicle.
The Walkup tragedy at Emporia, Kan, will
have "a tendency to deter women from buying
large quantities of arsenic to heghtep their
beauty. When woman is made widow unex-
pecteGly and arsenic is found in her possession,
it involves explanations so disagreeable that
most people would forego beauty purchased at
Such a Drica.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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The Man in the Trunk.

Plttsburg Chronicle.
From careful reading of the daily papers it
is evident that the St Louis trunk murder 10
case of mistaken il entity. The body was not
that of Preller, but the oldest Mason in the
United States
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Original Puzzles.

Original Puzzles.
NO. l6S6-DOUBLE ACROsTIC.
1. A peninsula of Asia .. A black mineral
with shining luster. 3. A verse repeated for its
magical power. 4. An empty, branless head.
5. A territory of the United States. 6.
Anything proverbially worthless. 7. Distinguished
metal. 8. A kind of black tea 10. Not intricate
or difficult. IL. kind of broad linen tape. Pri-
mails and finals form the names of two rivers of the
United States XoA
w. SCARBOROUGH, Me-
NO 16S7-ENrGMA.
My whole is verse in the stanza which the hero of
Quebec, in 1859, repeated to his men the night be.
fore the fall of that city
My IL Ia, 5, 10 is the name of the author.
My 3, II, IL % 10 is the name of the poem.
My 16, ~. 80 49, 8 is the center of WOODEN man
My L. g. 20, 70, u, %, 80, 16 is country in
My 90 3, IL 10, -, 8, is city on an island
My 81. "a, II, %, 80 is European river.
Ny ~, 5, 10. 30, Is, 3 % 25 Ills Frenchman
who was in sympathy with the American colonists
during the great
My q, 6, 10, 7 is one of the United States
My ] J. is inter lection. Lutte A.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.
NO. MISCONCEPTIONS.
1. Behead and curtail a ridge Jobs J. and leave
pronoun- 2. peasant. and leave a proposition s.
Counter, and leave Il verb. f. Strong, and leave an
adverb 3. A long measure, and leave adjective.
GALLON O. DODO.
NO. 1689-FIvE-LETTER ENIGMA.
My l, 2, 3. 4, S is lowest degree.
Ny 5, 3, l, 2, are legends.
My 4, 5, 3, l, 2 is old.
Ny 4, ., 2, 3, l is to go unobserved.
My 4, l, 8, 5, 2 is kind of stone DENNIS
MARSHALL, Ind.
NO 1690-sQUARE.
l. part of the body. 2. A medicinal herb. 3.
Not anything. d. An animal
New ALBANY Ind. /. NJ. VAN DYKE.
NO. 1691-NUMERICAL ENIGMA
My whole composed of eleven letters, is the art of
forming charts of country.
Ny 4, 7. s, l, 4, 5. 3 is that which draws
My 10, 2, 8 is accident.
Ny IL s. 6, 2, is species of asceticism among the
Hindoos. DODO.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
L and New York streets. Oscar c. McCulloch. pas
tor. Sunday services at 1870 a. m. and 745 p.
In the absence of the pastor services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. NJ. W. Darling of Elkhart. Morn
ing topic, The Ministry of Music" Evening topic
The Uses and Abuses of This World" Sunday
school at $50 a.
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Christian.

0tENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER OF
" Delaware and Ohio streets. Services to-,noi row
at 1870 a. m. Preaching by Pastor reject f. j. CAN'T.
No service in the evening Sunday school vt a.
Prayer-meeting on Thursday evening at 7:3O.
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A Little Mamma with 8. 900 Babies.

saVannah News.
At Americas, Zack Basden's little pet red-eye
perch has Matched out another wonderful brood
Of mnnows, about 1000 in number, making
near 5000 that she has Matched out this season.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

THIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COR
Il ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets.
Rev. Reuben Jeffery, D. d., pastor. Preaching by
the pastor at 1880 m. and 7:45 p Sunday
7.45 p m. Teachers meeting, led by pastor, Friday
at 7:45 p m. All cordially welcome to any all
of these services
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LUTTE Ave like your enigma We hope you
will call around again
DoDO.-Your amputations will prove pretty hard
The last line of your enigma (No. 169D is changed
by the addition of one letter There is letter N
in the Only slip Of the pen.
|. NJ. VAN DYKE-We the last of your puzzles
this week. Hope you will call again
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THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

Everything relating to this department must be adj.
dresse to W. H. GRAHAM West Scarborough Cum
berland county, Maine. Original contributions and
answers to each weeks puzzles solicited from ALL
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TNABERNACIE CHURCH--CORNER MERIDIAN
l. and Second streets Rev. j. Albert Rondthaler
Sunday school and Bible classes; $50 p. rn evening
services. Seats free throughout the house. Strangers
made welcome
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

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~ $50 North Illinois ST.; Office, Il West Ohio st.
GUNNER AND FALL PURE RYE WHISKY,
- free in bond to exchange for a good i'm
proved farm on or near railroad; part timber pre-
ferred; the land must be No. in quality. Sample
OF the whisky sent on application; Address WElDE-
MAN HOLMES & CO., Cleveland. O.