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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
ME.TCuIsTER COUNTY.

MI VrnNoN-'rhc NJ. Vernon and East chester street
Railroad Company expect To aware contract today Tor
the LAYING Of thcr tracks and that ground VIII hc hiuAon
before he co.c OF the week. Tic road VIII be three
miles long extending from the Harlem Railroad station
al West NJ. Vernon 10 The town dock ~ Last Chester
Yo>kEHs- Alderman Michael Mooney recently sued
ont a writ Of maudtuus To- compel Mayor Snh.urckcr 10
declare hin elected dcut o the Board oI A' Fmtu.
Mayor Stahlncckcr has Med his answer 10 the writ
setting forth that ~ the voting for the election 81 pre-
idcnt Of the Board Oi Aldermen Mooney never received
more than ont nf the eight VOTES. Under these II
cuuIsiapcr-, Mayor stahneckcr refused 10 obey the
mandanu-. and ask, for Judgment against tho trator.
rom CHEsfEH-Thc Port Chester Gas WORKS were
formerly owned by l.. II. Thomas, who recently died.
III executor, yesterday sold the sHs works {" i new
company NAMED Tic Rye and Port Chester Gas Light
Company. II Is understood that the new company VIII
extend mains through the clp streets OF Rye.
KI<-ICo.-Wesey StilsOn was found dead Ia his bed
Yesterday Inuuug. The cane Of his death Is unknown.
Int Al de l. suspected. Albert MUruOt the husband
of I- Il, pdiughtcr. murdered some time sun
son brongnt a libel SUIT Tor - 600 against Coroner
Scbrrucr who Investigated The case. hrriu-o The
one uuhli~hcd his fusplciOu- that ~tiilsOu
urcicd with The murder. Tho SUIT WAS decided IN
Schlrmcrs favor and sDco that time StlsOn has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
GEOCERS AT THE MERCANTILE E1CHAEGE
The mnnnrers OF the Mercantile Exchange


recently invited the aiding trades to BE- al
the Exchange by their own OrganiZ lions Inc rSl one
respond the gIuccrs. aud yesterday ameeg wa
held AZ the Exchange Building To discuss the mater;
There was Attendance OF wholesale ana rrtai
groCcrs, besides majority OF the active mciDcrS
or the Exchange. Rufus l.. Cole, the president OF inc
Exchange, said: 81 am authorized BY The bOFd OF
MANAGERS to extend you the hospitality or the moor or
the Exchange and to invite you tn participate III an to
advantages affords place FOR doing buslp' 49, me
managers desire that you practically demonstrate 10
your own satisfaction whether the Exchange sa uSeu
factor in vour business In return FOR This the Exchange
only ASKS you avail yourself OF their use. ana ho
regular daily meetings; nnd that you each do an mat
can concentrate the interests with "hlch you
are connected upon the EKchduge ,-
those who spoke upon the SUBJECT WeIc rcoi -
B. Douglass member Of the Exchange; charles L,
Bussiug, president OF the New-lOrk Retail tirOcers
Association. H. b. Crosby, Manca Folsom dnd James H.
seymour. II. X. ThurUer said IN part: TINS movement
is bound to success Whenever business has reached
a great volume exchanges have become necessity ana
this NOV eent OF organizing grocery element III TINS
Exchange meets our wants" MHidO Smith, OF bmth *
slls was the only vino had doubts OF It's success
do ~ prophecy failure" he sald ana me OBJECTS
will meet with my hearty cooperation. bui similar
movement in 81. Louis two years hR0 proved IdiiuIc
A. T.. Whyland, Thurber Wnyand n Co., offered res
olui0ns accepting the proposition OF the Exchange
over 200 OF the most prominent brOccrs have approved
la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
EiSv4RCk'S IRON ENG.


I here i qutc Il liItlc romance associated
with the lArs, icon ring worn ny Prince bismarck lho
rug tir l--III tu-rr ptipn of NtschcWo "A WORT
much used hy tao Russians aud expressing much the
same tutahg " No mattel. THIS u the story OF the
rrr: Mhcu Bi-iuaiCk WIS Minister At st. I"t"r-hurg "a
l~Gg bee received ~ the winter IN invitation To- 'n
iuuerMt hunt which WIS 10 take p!aC" at very con-
siderable distance from tho capital lie TUNED Hp at
what hr suupusci To b. the rendezvous with plenty OF
time 10 spare. but unfortunately II turned OUT that he
was stlIl matter OF sixteen ut - away. peasant
undertook brug him 10 tie SPOT IN time, ard uttu-
with Bismarck ANA guide ST oil u sleigh with Two
,imutiyr horses. 10 the -uEgrrtOn OF the Prussidu
Minister cuu.d only speak his own Language, that
the animals only rats, the driver returned
curt NttschcWo."" NOu'l ~ sure to be III unJf again
ycnturcd Hi.marck after while, ana the answer w1-
another " Nit-ch"sO' III. uuptt .cHt huutsmLn com
pIaurd that the pace was not swlft enough and the
peasant. with "NIt1,heWo. d.cd his horses into such
"A speed that Bismarck began To uIDrald him Inc AL
-wcr was tim short time attcrward both
occulautS of the sleigh were thrown ou yet az the
Sit Al .ciiuu Bismarck COud gct from his driver
Nltschrwo." Picking up piece OF iron which had
been from the - I'm, tho Prusian Minister car
In,nento OF adventure winch might nave had more
serious rud Ih- ring st adurus the hugrr OF the
Iron Chancellor When Bismarck related this story hcis
said to have added: My good Germans often reltoach
me for being ndui3cnt To Russia; hut they s"oud
remember chat alone IN AL Germany an ac uNtOncd IN
critical moments tn say, 'Nschcwo 80 ma teri, whio
In Russia hundred million proplc i've VINO AT the same
moment nave AltnchewO' on the tongue"
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HOME Ne " ).
PROMINENT Arrivals.

EIOb Arenue UOfeI-SenatOr A. p. GOrnan,
OF MaryIand; Senator j. y. Camden. OF West virginia
Congressman Frank lIiscock OF syracuse cN-',,Ntti
Alexander H. Rice and Congressman William nltihg'
of Massachusetts; Wayne MacNeagh, OF Pmladriphia'
ard Judge L. NJ. Villas, of Wisconsin VictoIIa Hotee
ada. HOFFMAN Homse-GOvenor David b. I'M , nns
General j. q. Framework, of Albany ..A er- l0ih
Botei-Congressm samuel j. Randall OF Pennsyivahla;
Thomas B. Reed, OF Maine, and Charles +. CIi,p, VI
Georgia $500. Cusry Housc-Ernstus Corning, OF Albany,
and Daniel Beach OF Watkins. y. Y. Hotel B'HnSrmE
Colonel 4. X. Mcclure of Philadelphia ; MmT%T
Mn acknowledgements j. Gregory Smith. OF vermont
and on Governor 8 W. Hale, OF New-iampshlrc.
Union Square Hotei-Scnat0r Dennis mccarthy: 81
Syracuse ..... SfOT HOuse-Capain X. r. Bfadlor
u = NAVY. EreTcH HOuSc-Comnander Z. :. CoVoh
nnd Chinf Enpinenr Philin Inch, L. s. Navy
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and stserase passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived "
Steamer ho Aginya 0G n 2s oaIihas w
mdse and 4 passengers to Pim' fOr"o0" =" w.
Maria ia 5i svs With iruit Vessels & Co. ArriVe"
Steamer Hudson Freeman Neworeans Nov 10 and Bar
II, with mdse sengers to seaman and Bar H.
with fuGse to J ~ i Van sickle ~, a,av. with
nS ns W$ yde
steamer Breakwater, Jcnpey. Newport Se"' "'1
RSanoss Couch RG6P S o My TU s. CO..
steamer Cty bedford. Davis Fall RIVER VII" "'''O
Steamer Tuefs6oe williams. Fall Jackson
ship Smith (o Dorchester NIB Thomson An'ws.p el TO
DAYS with asphalt AMI empty barrels to oroer' '''''
BarE Alma NoT wo1hot Paysandua % days win I'm NOES
bones &c to Morton & S9nsi vesSe. y, witl, spng
Hensy .,a,r
suNsET-wmca, sanIy HOOK. moderate WI fair u u"
sandy tfoos 10 N B.romqter 1920 Thernonoter 4";
WIND. sw II miles. swell light Z. weather 1'''
CLEARED
s,oon,or ot,,nto ,Rr, Kerr Hun E-sanderson & SON.
steamer st Germain CFr, Irau6, Havle' fr-A0u W "
Steamer Camella (Br Buck Barcelona sp-seaSer BIOS
"sirnmrr Mlrlcl BID Locke The windward Islands-A
Exceisor Higgins Now.orieansJohn Van
Stesr.r state o. Texas williams, Fcrnandina-c II NAL
steamer Seneca walker Norfolk West Point and Newport
steamer rqer n4 dsTSSe b k1s%:
SiiD William Douglass lIir Douglas. Bomipy' BEL
Snip blanchard Nor, Norman BueDos Ayres-Ben
Bark Northcrn Empire OBJ. Vance. Shanghai cninA-
Bark Emile AUST, Tanich, Lisbon Port-Funch' Euso
& Co. ,... - NJ. IA rr,owtriage
Schr Amaze Palmer, Holmes Macoris ami san Domi"s0
Cty-Huah Kelly.
SAILED.
steamers Abysain1 for Liverpool: Mure Baroadoes 90
chez SaysnnGh Wyinoke Richnond Seneca Norfolk &C.
Borxs LOple for Rotterdam, Tehus' Lohuo"' "'
Bncs Rosaite s,arta Cagliar Sunlight DeIherara
anchored nj CIV Island out-ship Bancharu
for Rio Janeir0
BELOW.
SHIN Carl GER IIashaycn. from Hamburg oct9' 10y
pilot OoatA Lawrence, No.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
rrvvRpoot IN Nov l7-Arrived, Duchess tBrl
Ashton, from Galveston Oct ~ Alava tspah DC LohSA
from New orleans oct ~ a.. . Nevada mr.,
stewart f0m Newton Nov o. $780,, ,p.,
IAKNF. Nov lJ-Saled. steamer state OF lhulahd NDi'
Ritchio from glasgow, hence for Newl orh ~, ~,
MoyILLE, Nov l7-Arrycj steamer Furnessa tbll' hs"
dcrwick. nom New. York Nov l. for GLASGOW m, r,.r.
DARTMOUTH Nov l6-Arrived steamer ypfus brl waters
from w.Orleans Oct y. for Bremen. -, ,,.h,,t
HAMBuGG Nov l7Saled. steamer "ieland l"et| heoio'
ANfwEgr Nov l5-Saied. steamers Baum wall Gier) TOT
Montreal il n Hreyde BZl Meyer for new oik Amt
HAvRE. Nov l6-Arnved steamer Enchanress NbF|' Ann"
son. from Galveston oct =. ,,,o mr.,
Nicholson from Nrw.York Oct n. - m, r,xo,
PAIRAs Nov l4-ATTIyed. steamer "yVern tbrI' D'A'"
nRYl Soy I0saied steamer Kings Cross tor NewYork
Person China and japan for NtW- OK 90 VS
Utah lDeIto from Mcditerranean ports lor w. co.
Now.York; James ie BIT. smith, from 6rgenn 10Y
for Baltimore. eIh~ln 'Br from GirYehu NOV = lo' ~
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THE Plan TO BUILD RAILWAY II CHINA.

Baron de L0rmc, the frencDnidh IN ~ 40, 10 -
To form "A comuauy to construct rallrOnu III Snin'
yesterday at tho office OF Nathahh 81, Sy,don
~ BROADWAY and asked about dispatch Ii0ul LoIo
saving that he unknown tlcre IN banKlhR CltCrs'
and dispatch from Washington To me sun sS inS nv
Chinese Minister there knew nothing OF MN OF hi9
scheme. The Baron said 49, A.. /, ,.o.h,,o,on
strange | have no official mission from wv
Chinese Government, and do not come OF cihni
TO come with a concession from the Chinese covert
meut Iurycr said that mad an ohcal mlsslOh' H"y
coming il a matter OF private business lhere ~ ~
GOOD opening for railroads IN Chlua ana captal can w
well invested In building them. have not seen Wv
Chinese Minister and have nothing to do WIN hll
now / propose to call ON him soon have my ar
rangcnsnts made. have already made proposltloh
10 the chinese Government which IeNpect 10 nave az
ccptcd on the formation of the company MceApeCt
get grant from the Government somewhat aLtTl w
way the TrahscOnncnta roads were ecu W lo
Unit,d States. c,oi,,
.'Therc /, no reason why should be known IN onci
circles in England. am no BrltlShrr. am M ~ ~
man Ibrug nv prOpOs your country because II ~
for best interests Of the cOuniryani ltlS VIM Nn
desires. The Chncsc Government prefers the AMI
system of railroads. and soon ia ARRANGEMENTS "1
made will 20 to China at my own expense W IN ,u
gnceIs to attend to OF the projected routeS ~
the passage OF DEGREES nad grants. .., 49,,
As to Tue probability OF such grants Delhg m, a.,
my position In the matter can best Oe Staltu ~,
this way: do not ask dollar from any ono lo ~ "nS
nun pose until the DEGREES and grants are lIauc'
will not he made me, but To the corporation.
furnish all the money secure the grants ana 70 m'ho
the surveys. II did have reason TO believe INV
Will lie made, would not thuS thlo" away "''
money" 49,. .ut,.,i d,
I'll" Baron showed to the reporter letters Ir0n ono -
Of the French Government recommending MN 10 t"0
good Offices of their fellow officials In other COUNTRIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
DJS0RDrRLr c0yDrcr ~ COURTROOM

The United States District Courtroom, where
Judge Addison Brown was hearing arguments In
admiralty case. disturbed yesterday morning by the
action. of a who seemed unusually restless. lie
InOyed about and finally made much noise that
Dni;in bernhard told him 20 br ,uet. The put Oh
his lat and refused to take IL or lie attacked the
baiLn who Is a small man, and caused him To stumble
dn,l the stems leading tie back Then tho man
rted out into hall aud began to make things lively
there Waterman MARIN ConalOn. Of the Money OrGor
Uenartmcnt attempted TO seize the man. who knocked
mdOwn hut was afterward secured. when nrragncd
hefrc Judge Brown for contempt OF court the said
mar his name was W. Duberncll aud that he was a
dealer in mems furnishing goods at No. l2j Ewen.st.
BrookIyu. lie acted strangely and made eIrav agant
remarks lie was taken To the MarshaPs Office and DR..
j. w. Ranney examined him as to his sanity. lie found
that he had been a soldier Ia the and had been
Hospital Judge Brown said that he would not inlet
sever punishment becase Of the representations
nans condition, but 10 tencnced him 10 pay tne
sFO II mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
u Every Body Drunk

Among the many stories Lincoln used to rotate was ~
folowing Trvdging along lonely road ono morning on
my way the county seat, Judge - overlook with
his wagon and invited me 10 a seat.
We had not gone far before the wsssn began to
w,bbe. Said 4: Judge think your coachman has
taken drop too much"
Putting his head ont Of tho window, the judge
shouted Why, you Internal sconndrel you drunk,
Turning round with great gravity. the coachman SAID:
BE dad! but that's the frs rightfu s'Cision your
Honor's givn II twelmont"
II people knew The facts they would be surprised to
learn how many people reel in the streets who never
drink drop" They the victims Of slceplessness
OF drowsy days. of apopletc tendencies whose blood
is act on fire by uric acid Some day they will reel no
inorethey will drop dead just because they haven't the
moral courage to defy useless professional attendance
and py use Of the wonderful Warmers safe neutral
ze the uric acid In the system and thus get rid OF the
-drunkepness in the blood. THE American Rural
Home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
FAIR PRICES FOR Mr.. WINES BOOKS
Thr snln of Richard Ernnt Whites libra

was CO. tined yesterday the auctOn rooms OF Bangs
Co. No. 739 Broadway. The library Is rich IN shake.
.pearitnA until they reached on Thursday ana
FRIDAY few rare aud valuable books Will he offered mo
prices Yesterday good Though none was nigh As
an Monday French and Italian BOOKS sold better than
Eugli-n. A small French Chruniquc Srauddcu-e
brought 81 80 volume OF sj"rirs done into verse bl
nm trt Cousin de- EabcAa 30: Cot.rayr's French
Dictionary, - So ana FlUriuS Ituliun-Eng-h DitOi-
AIRY, - -. 4 French book OF Facctiae, 0i the
srycutceuth century, reprinted at Metz IN lNA1 was
sold for Sl3 A bound volume of engraving. Mr.
Whites mot the covers. was bought for ~ 90 TWO
copies OF Mchhci DraJ toms poems London 100 ana
1877, brought $40 80. 4 volume OF " PO"ius. hy hdt
most Famous Wi,WiHam DrummOnd ol Hawthorndci
with Ms uutes the mar SIu- w's sold Tor ~ \ hrt
of George William CUttss works, -iN NO'umes, win thc
uutnur's autograph, was hOught fnr glj CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
pErl ~ M ExcINE COMMINNLONER&

i NJ. Otter accompanied by his counsel
Justice Clancy, told the Excise Comm is-uncrs yesterday
that lie gong 10 open me door which he Closed and
nr,n,ed 10 keep closed when the commissioners grant
Ell his license for the trOpOau Hotel last week. lie
had erected partition between the bar aud tho door
Mr. Clancy said that they tired Of fOOling with
commissioners lie also said mat Mr.. outer had been
iusult,d by them. TEcn lie served on them injunC
lion vrantcd by jude Andrew8 of the Supreme Court
rc.Tang the commissioners from nterf ring with Mr.
Ott.r's business when The door was opened. The III
junction j. made retumable on November ~ when y
nntlnn To have IL made permanent will bo argued. Az
Ter returning 10 the motel Mr. otter had tho opened
The commissioners did not revoke any licenses for
barroOs which found 10 DO connected with places
of aInu-ecnt Saturday night. hut they arranged
have he rtugs eral Tomorrow. Their
sci Elliot SANFORD. said that ho thought ball Toum
aud conce IT place Licl had stage uclnded
n the placoh III amusrIncEt mentioned In Section No
oOlO OF the Consolidation Act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

Prom Goiignanrs Mea,,nger. rare, y

Never III PARIS has the generous llDcTall-
- characters Tie hucrCaus been striking
hbtrd IN the magnificent memorial service at the
Madeleine III honor of the late Cardinal Mct OSkcy. Arch
bsuou OF Newly Ur. IL the act, not or committee
OF athocs, but Of man. Mr. j. l.. lOubIi VINO con
who considered tnaJ such marx OF respect amt
due from AinrrCIus TO tho memory OF
their first Cardinal good auu great man. He ~ once
ordered arcquicn mass TO be cor rated at the Made
lue sut rounding IL with the same Onward spcndur
those which had been celebrated few years since Ia
honor OF King Victor Emanael aud thoeN Queen oi Spain
Catherine most honorable IL MI. Lou
hat and all Americans must tcrl deeply grdIu Tor TIE
irutid tribute which has been rad to one o tho inuat
rrsprctcd and illustrcus their country mcn-tO one
who althOugha Prince ~ the Catholic Churcu was hon
orrd IN Inc and muurucd M his death by PutcStaItt
the Uutcd States. Tue service ~ the Made
iolnc was simply magnificent, relrcting the greatest
.rrdit upon the gentleman, Mr. j. T. LOuD VINO
riuul,d and directed It's cseUra0u, and must grucr-
osy drray every expense amounting To very large
suIn Nj Luubat 10 satisfaction fOr tho alnt,
rhc uuuucr which tho services hal been celebrated
hed to the Cure the Madeleine thousand francs
10 no din bnteh AnOng the poor ~ his pArlsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
BROOKLYN.

vcll.drcsscd woman looked nj some diamond rings
I'm the icwcry Store Hayden StanwOod, at No. Az
Fulonst YESTERDAY, and when she went away SAID she
ynuld cali again The aft After her departure
n ring worth $50 was missed. shc did not return.
The work Of aging underground conduit in Fulton
st. for telegraph aud telephone wires was begun yescr
day
Carl Mohr OF No. ~ Van Cott-ave., died yesterday
from a selfinficted bullet wound In the head. He
cleaning a rusty revolver Saturday and according
his statement he accidentally discharged H. NOT knowing
n Was loaded Tho bullet entered his right and
etrued the brain. Although he had been Ia ill-hcah
and much depressed his friends deny that lac committed
suicide.
The following Union Ferry Company directors were
elected Yesterday " +. Morse, III. h. PicrrepOnt g. L.
Ri A. A. Low. J. g. T. straManan. =. -. Chittendcn.
lanes How W. n. Dcgrauw, Is. II. Smith, Iipiey Ropes,
3 Mclean, william A. Perry and Il. d. Slilnan. Two
vacancies were due to the deaths OF T. c. Cornell and H.
Il. Caiin
In the suit Of A. T. Kindberg against Alvah MIDGET to
recover 81 900 which he lOdncdto the Big San Ju
Milling and Mining Company, of which the defendant
Us rr.siccut a verdict the fun given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
MEATH FROM uYDROPHOBIA.

MrA Annie Farrell of No ij2 Cnurt-s. Newark, dled
az ; H. ~ Yesterday OF hydrophODii. About ten weeks
ago she passing alOns Noriolksi, when she saw
small white dog having in the gutter moaning with pam
she took pity the uEmal and shopping down lntrn IL
on the head. Tie dog quiet for moment ana thrh
heinz seized with SpaSm, buried lis teen III inc
womana right hand Mrs Farrell then noticed that the
DOGS mouth was covered with foam. and she became al
prehcpsiyc Sh. hurried home ana dressed the wOunu'
winch apparently healed. Last sunday morning Mrs.
Farrell had muscular contraction OF the throat when
nearly cboked her. IA she approached vessel or water
hOico pathic phy sciaD called IN and attended her
during the night. She rapidly worse and developer
uninistakAbe symptoms OF hydfOpb0bia. Thick frothy
saliva covered her lips In her spssns every muscle OF
her body wonli coniTAct her throat would swell untI
the veins stood and she gave uttrra cc To quick
barking sounds. DR. Dcncnhach. her physician admin
istered hypudcrmlc injections OF morphia, which gave
her partial relic The OF tho bite on her hand
were still visible and were slightly red. Yesterday
several ply -cau called AT the house TO study the dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
LONG ISLAND.

AsTouti Henry Wiley, whose daughter narrowly c--
caurn abduction lturdy, has rU u7 homo With his
enid. II j. not known whittier lac has gone.
JNHAICA.-During the past month numerous petty
robIer..s have been committed officer ~app has At
rested Joseph Norton age seventeen. and Frank ftgupr
&c sixteen Norton las confessed 10 committing al tho
IObbctIcs.
WutTI's POINT Private Andrew Shaw. ~ tho nitod
state Engineer Corps. stationed at Nrt~ Point. AND
Ire" lulse, farmer were hoth paying attention 10
the Same Girl on saturday they met IN vacant lot
and fought decide which should have The girL PrNdto
prov 90 be- The bet cr man h' loon as Ii"!-c
recovered from the heating hc obtaucd warrant Tor
ShaN's arrest. When shaw informed OF this be uld
not claim the girl. but deserted ana on Monday
detachment Of sodIols Va, sent ont 10 hunt him mp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
Jersey CITY.

A train OF the NoSark and New-Nork Railroad struck
n fisherman the HackensAck bridge yesterday ana
threw hn into tho river His not learned nor
his body recovered
william Mccoy. age fory-sN. a real estate agent "as
the police this morning a. missing since
saturday lie on that day nom Railway 10 Jersey
CITY with a large Of mouey aud has not since been
srrn lie f. dcscribed six feet tall, with gray har
aud Nhiskrrs and wearing dark suit Of clothes HIS
friends suspect foul play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
BRIDGEPORT RAGS SORTED ~ THIS err.
lrL-- n.nuL nf unnlIh ..naLnrIlnu ..nllnl nII..

The Board OF ncalln yesterday cdllcn attPn-
ton TO reported IAXty OF the police In dealing with
rag plckers who disturb tho ash barrels IN The
"a detrimental to the health OF the city. Sanitary Po-
hceman Kennedy recently discovered BOO pounds OF
rags M the yard Of the tenement house No 81 Null
and asccrtaned that the had been shipped
from Bridgeport aud New-Havon TO be sorted and
IN this city Bales OF hthy ragA were received
every from boats Tho Board directed the Sanitary
Superintendent 10 stop the nuisance.
1ho license held by William Cooper for tho lodging
house Nd, 3J2 Water-st. WIS revoked on u complaint
that the place not kept clean. DR.. Day d.
Teced TO report the lodging houses which are over
crowded and have their licenses revoked.