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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

(Ger Hamelmann from Bremen hence for NewYork. IN
Allcr detained mt Bremen by low water . -, s.
3O-Saed steamer state OF Nevada (BT) Stc"-
art nom Glasgow hence for New-York. - -.
AvONMoUTH Aug 20-Arrtyed steamer DORSET lbr Laih-
per- from New-YOrk. - 49,. a.,
HUI, Aug 20 Sailed. steamer Buffalo Obj, Maiet Tor
New. York -, ,,. m,
SWANSEA Aug 2S-sailed steamer Brooklyn City OBJ,
Fit, for New York - ,.n,,
HiMBURG. Aug 29Arriyed steamer Lykus OBI, Phiilis
kirk from New.York Aug IL. ,,,,, =, ~,
HAyaE Aug Arrived steamer Normandie tFr, do Ker'
sabieo from New. York Aug II. -,
BORDEAUX, Aug 27-Salcd, steamer chateau fGuem (rf'
Journelll for New York. -. ,-,
DESIA Aun 25-Saled, steamer Britannia (fr), FrazolS
for w-YOrk -. m,
malta Aug 28Arived, steamer Lord OF the Isles lBr
Feaate from Japan China her To New ork
Perrin Ang 27-Passed, steamer Angerton OBI Off, RON
Japan and China ports on her way 10 New-fork. . q,
ADEy to Aug 2S-Auved, steamer Mosser (Brl THICK
from Yokohama way To NewY0rk land proceeded.
YOKOHAMA Aug SO-Arrived steamer Begic (Br. Walker,
from Francisco
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STLIMERS DUE
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. ~......M0NDAY. AUG. 80 1886
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK ........... MONDAY AUG. 80 1886
ARRIVED.
Steamer st Oswald Rr Davey Barrow Aug l5 with iron
order vessel to Cas Sumner Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer EndymIon tBr, satterey. Newport f. Aug 70.
with mse order vessel to Simpson Spence Young Ar
sorrento Gen Muller Hamburg Aps r. r. With ht1
steamer Archmedes Br) Farein Buencs Ayres July 90
Monevleo - Aug2 Rio Janero with mdse and
passengers to Dusk & Jevons. 49,, III,
and s'I psssen etgl' to- Jas + Ward 3 CO.
steamer louisiana Gsger Neworeans days Win mdse
steamer city Of Columbia W9Stbn CsaEeson July a.
steamer Regulator Doane. Wilmington n C. days with
freakTaicr Boaz Newport News with mdse and
steamer Kanawha Pierce. Newport News with coal to
steamer Ecanora Bragg Portland with mdso and
ship izaie Ross tof windsor Nsl Vaughan, Rotterdam So
DAYS and empty barrels TO order vessel TO snow
shp ofinga Cof Windsor Ns) Dexter London 5Odays with
eminent and empty barrels TO ORDER vessel to whitney
Brig LILY (Br whitohouse. wndsor Ms days with plas
ter stSf Hns Gh .%p to h to Win
tlIroP CUNNINGHAM sons vessel to b DaylI S:v with
sS' fSH cSase hs "
lumber t1a. sTGt % vessel 10 JED Stb FTy g%s Co
chaser sst 4 Taoi & co! Vessel to So RaSson
sGT Roo and harry T RrSU C vessel st JSR HB snS days
schr Jennie Gibson lBr peatman' stJohn' NB' days
schr Jenie sinclair BIZ BLANK John NIB, 10 days.
with lumber to order: vessel to master NJ . ,,,.. .
lumber 10 Boardmen & small; vosselto 7 Heney
sUNsET-wind sandy Hook modera te. s. cloudy. AT
City Island. light. sWi clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer LANDAU city (Br) Gore Swansea II days with
mise passengers Arkel Douglass Arrived at the
Steamer Chattahoochee Catherine Savannah days with
Rark Riscito e tan Casanova Monevdeo AZ days, with
iron to order vessel to Denham & Boyesen.
CLEARED
Chandos r) Frost Calais Fr-Funeh Edge 4 Co
Steamer Iatharna OBI. Gray, Falmouth JaM iuIlbnt
Steamer Myanoke Hulphers, Norfolk city fOiht ana hch
| mOnd-Od Dominion : Co.
steamer Richmond Boat. Newport News and west Point
| Old Dominion 60.
| steamer Octorara Reynolds Baltimoro-B Downer
Ship Lucille. Sherman sydney, NSN--R W Cameron e CO.
ship Joseph II scammeli (Br), Thompson Amsterdam
| Scsmmoll Bros.
Bark Chtagong tBr) Warner Hull-Peter Wright sons.
Bng Mary I Kmbai Parker, Georsetowh DcmeIar'-
schr Clara tBr) Stewart ST Andrews. NIP Nevus 4
4
sclr Nellie (Br. somervllc. Yarmouth Nsscam.
nell Bros.
SAILED.
| Steamer Richmond for Newport News
Brig Victoria, for Barbadocs
| the MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERi
| FOREIGN PORTS.
| QUEENSTOWN Aug ARRIVED steamer Baltic (Br Bur
ton, NowiOrk II her way 10 Liverpool IAN,
| proceeded
20 Sailed Etruria (Br Cook. from Lverpoo
| hence for New. York
Aug 3O-Arrved steamer Lord Give (Br) Urquhrrt
Philadelphia ~ her Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON Ems tBctl. Jungst
from Newiork Aug II On her way to Bremen ad proceed
| ed go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
RRODkLYN.

The Bridge receipts last week amounted to $4,000 g.
City Judge Clement returned from Europe on Sunday after
an absence of about two months.
Edward Johnson lawyer who accused OF betrayal by
Bridget Kennedy acquitted yesterday The girl is OF u
sound mind
Michael Dunphv thrtyfve, of No. 1873 Hudson-avc,
commit suicide yesterday by swallow the contents
Of bottle OF niment containing poison He would give no
for the act, and is expected to recover
jury found yesterday that Charles L. Chase
who shot his wife and then himself two weeks ago az No
1891 feminist committed suicide while insane 1t is feared
that Mrs. Chase will die
Louis Baker OF No $40 Hooperst. who despite the fact
that wife and three children promised
Mary OF No 6S Segel that he would
and then borrowed 1925 from her arrested yesterday
her complaint. She him walking III procession
suit OF clothes bought with her money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
TESTING POLICE SIGNAL BOXES

Superintendent Crowley, of the Police Tel
egraph Bureau, went 10 the Twenty ninth yes
terday ana tested number OF signal boxes which
been set NJ on lamp posts and telegraph poles for he
use OF captain Willamss men. The boxes are smaller
than street letter bores aud painted blue Wires
connect them with the IhrIieh Street Station and
ordinary Morse key In each box enables policeman
tap signals which can lie heard the station. A code
OF signals Ia pasted In each box IN plain view Of the
patrolman who opens tho door There are enough sig
Lals 10 enable policemen in the street to carry
quito conversation with the captain at the
station. The patrolmon call ambulanccs or get as
sistahce from the station Mr. Crowley found all the
boxes In working order yesterday. and told Cnptan
Williams TN they might be used at once. Only police
lien have keys To tho boxes but some reputable prop
ortyowneIs may DO able to get them II the system
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TO KILL HIMSELF IF ne rs CONVICTED


in this city had heard nothing further yesterday than
what was published In THE TRIBUNE on Sunday cou-
corning the $4,000 stolen on August 10 from their
Office IN philadelphia The clerk. Bath Pratt who Ia
nnder So 900 ball suspicion OF having stolen tho
money, 1t was said was new clerk aud employed al
salary OF $50 month to NIL while the regu-
lar we're having thor vacations. lie sealed one
safe in the presence OF another clerk as required by
the company but sealed the second safe from which
1t is supposed that the money stolen, wnen there
nobody present He Is spoken OF as sober indus
triOus man. When he was arrested he said
" will employ tho best counsel | procure and I
will the Adams Express ompsny for false mpris
Onment and defamation Of character IL they succe
IN their against me. that larry viii con
Wet me- suppose will be sent to prison for two
three years II that snOud bo my luck Will Kill my
self, and that VIII be the end OF IT,"
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Mr. F1Ao1Ers VIEW MoyUMEYr IN WoODLA WV.

H. NJ Fagler, OF the Standard OH Company,
has iust erected large and Expensive monument over
his wifes grave in wooilawn Cemetery He has eK.
pended for his lot and monument some SoO.0OO Inc
monument Is circular In form, twenysx feet In dame
ter and rising height OF about forty feet Artistic
carving adorns from the third base 10 the top whlch
ia dome shaped, and surmounted by n small cross On
the sides OF tho central part the monument are sunKen
panels surrounded by beautiful carved work on each
panel Ia letered IN ancisn style scrptural quotations
The monument was designed IN Paris, aud was mrst
built of stone imported from Portland England ibis
stone proved unfit for the purpose In this severe
clmate after standing two three years much OF tne
carving scaled off, badly celebrating exposed parts OF IT.
Mr. Flager year ago the Westerly Granite com,
pany order to take down the monument ana rebuid
1t Of white granite from thsr quarries at Westerly II.
l. The work has been fnoly executed ana as IL now
stands will long remain adorn and beantify this lovely
spOt The large circle, situated on the crest oil
the HILL overlooking the railroad and the valley OF inc
Bronx. Near by rest the romans OF william T.. Doise'
William b. Ogden and DR.. Damrosch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

CHEsrgJoseph Barker colored separated from his
"A Yesterday the col
campmeetIng Lyons Woods and tried To cut her
throat with razor Barker He'd but down by fleet
footed Brother Thompson ana handed the constable.
Barker was held for examination by Justice Henderson.
SING SISG-Ah sing and La Bake cooks at Shaft No Of
New arrested Of
Michael Dca lab who charged them with attempting
TO Kill him carving knife. The Cinnamon said that
stealing waiscOl belonging 10 Of them, in
the pockets which $40. In the efforts the
waiscoat o Dca stabbed.
WHITE PLATSs.-Joln G Tyner, the young man VINO was
arrested Plcasantvc trcspisser the
OF Mary CRUDE. arragncd yesterday before
Justice Long and discharged. promised stay away
premises aud let Mary Grub and Parker her rend
enjoy the scclusiOn which the cottage grants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
NEWARK.

Thomas Higgins and James Iagar arraigned before
United states Commissioner Kelsby yesterday charged With
uassng counterfeit silver dollars and held IN dclu OF
~ appear saturday. The two men, wien ar
Sichel good AMI bdl
passing the counterfeit com upon tratcsnen
Charles Kanockc barber OF No. 2Sl Orangest entered
ThompsOns shop in CcnirIavc yesterday ana asked
for glass beer Before drinking II he walked 10 a rear
door and a moments. The bartender noticed
some green powder his lips. The said i've taken
Paris green there's Of sending for Doctor lie
Leonard Hospital ami last evening
Of danger lie had been on prolonged spree.
St0ney forty Of Newark st. who lives az No.
l2l Garseds by the heat Yesterday afternoon.
He was taken Mchacs Hospital where he died lie
leaves a wife and children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
THE NEW COLLECTOR TAKES CHARGE.

At $50 o'clock yesterday morning trem0r ran
through the Custom House. The new Collector,
Daniel Magone. had arrived. The messengers ID
the Collectors Office dropped the air of patronizng
independence common to them aud poor old black
Pete, who was discharged to make room for these
three important persons, would have smiled =
"sInlle serene and high" at the japanese groVel
they made as the new Collector swept INTO MS
Office. Even Private Secretary Parker was SUP
STAYED ali dav with his successor, introducing him
to the heads of departments and instructing; him
in the routine matters of the office. All the pusl-
ness done Yesterday was done i'll the name OF the
new Collector Mr. Hedden will probably be at the
Custom House to-day to render what assistance he
can TO his successor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
nrA,1s npopplNG ON ~ ENGINE.

The coolness Of Engineer James Barnum, OF the long
wrecked Yesterday lie left Hunters Point at 1880 a. NJ ana
short distance from that place number OF carpenters az
NOrhaVe. were removing one oil INC
heavy supporting beauls the train came dasng along
Iust m ~ locomotive under the bridge the heavy beam
fell uuon It with crash carrying away the sgokestcS pen
tank BaTnln could blow the
ai nr down rkcs The locomotive proceeded about seventy
five feet carving the beam with IT, At this point another
which carried the whole o the
cali and injured the engineer and fireman slightly about
III. head There It'll" excitement among Inc
passcngcrs special engine sent at Long Island cry
10 the scene accident The accident CAUSED delay Vi
tftV.a tuIlT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
LONG ISLAND.

CIrYA bout ten days Michael Welsh and
Postmaster w. W. Wright Of Ravenswood quarreled and
M Welsh stabbed Mr. Wright Mr.. Welsh escaped but
surrendered yesterday 10 the police and taken before Justice
Delehanty The postmaster who had recovered from his III
ures withdrew The charge of feiOnOus assault preferred
one Of simple assault and battery Welsh fined -.
Hon night Golden. OF Whestone fell from
The Tenth Avenue Railroad bridge TO the below and
sustained fatal injuries.
BATH BRACH-Denns O'COnnel. Thomas Murtha and
Russell had light at the Idle Rest Hotel SUNDAY
night Officer James Cunc tried 10 suppress trouble and
got badly In the for his pains OC0nnOr was thrown
Of a window His condition is considered critical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
YOUNG TIGERS IN CENTRAL PARK.

TWO OF THEM DIE, But ONE WILL PROBABLY
LIvE-cLEoPA1RA's LOVE FOR HER OFFSPRING
The keepers at the menagerie in the Arsenal on
Sunday discovered several new ANIMALS III the
tiger cage. Cleopatra, the mother, was fond1ng
three Young tiger kittens that had been born the
night before. Two of them were weak and he pess
on the bottom of the cage, but the other was lively
and kept up constant mewing. The young tigers
are about the SIZE of half-grown cat aud are COW
cred with black and yellow stripes like their
mother.
These arc the first tigers that have been born Ill
the menagerIe. superintendent COnklin took i'm
mediate care that they should have every attention
possible But In spite of all his Efforts to save them
Two were too weak to take nOurishment and they
died within a few hours. The third one is male
and is doing we'll although he will not nurse.
Every few hours of the attendants fills bottle
with warm milk and feeds the tiger kitten from
this as if he were babe. His eyes were still closed
and will not he open for several DAYS. If he can
be prevailed on TO properly to-day Mr.. Conk-
In thinks that there Will be good chances of rails
ing this tiger.
The mother shows great affection tor her offspring
and growls savagely when any one approaches her
Usually the tlgIess when i'll captivity, Will devour
her Young, but Cleopatra has shown no indication
of such conduct She was obtained by the park
authorities last spring and Is only four years Old
wear ago she was captured in India and taken tC
Germany. Her companion, AdOnis, is in an adjoin
ing cage and docs not take kindly to the separation
One OF the two dead kittens was given 10 the Mu
scum of Natural History and the other to the
Smithsonian Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
REQUESTS OF THOMAS b. rwEDpLE

Thomas b. Tweddle maltster, by his will
Med yesterday and dated November 1885, leaves his
son, John III. Twedde, farm In Orange County, near
MONTGOMERY and $40 000 and the rest Of the estate
save inc house at No. 100 East Thirty which ia
not 10 DC sold except by the widows consent the in
come to 90 TO hers left In the te.ators chill
dren, william d., Jennie T., Albert E.. Thomas and
Frank III. Iweddle In equal shares. MIS- Mary H. Purdy
daughter, Is TO have the Income on $50 600 The az
eoutors are William ID. 1wedde and George H. Chase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
The COURTS.
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Donohue in the Supreme Court yesterday
handed decision against Miss Berger her suit
for Manager Charles T. Locke of the American
Opera Company Miss Berger engaged abroad for lead
roles in the by William Hook LOckes
She arrived here but Mr. Locke said that his
had been engaged and he could employ
that line of parts Miss Berger hereupon brought
Justice DOnOhue his decision
that the agents contract subject 10 MI Lockes approval
and that there was no evidence OF such approval.
John c. convicted of abductng Hulda Wssner was
admitted bail yesterday in $4,000 by Justice Churchill
pending appeal
The Dr. Hamilton mentioned by Rollins on Satur.
day IN his OF the Hoyt viii not Dr. Allan
McIane Hamilton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Nor- York Hotel-E. Spencer Pratt, Q. 5.
Minister TO Persia; Wee Admiral stephen G. Howah'
U. s. Navy and Beverly Tucker, OF West Vlrgima
Fttth Apenue Hotei-Assistant Postmaster Genera A.
Leo Knott Lawrence Barrett. General W. i. McMneh,
OF Louisiana and Henry W. Oliver, jr.. OF PittsDu1g
- Gtlseu House-Secrctary OF State j. A. Chapieaui'
OF Canaia Breroor House-Commodore j. u Wal
ker u g. Navy W. L. Walters of Baltimore
HOteL-Ssmuel -Ircsident OF inc
Baltimore and OhiO Railroad Company 1890 '6to,ta
HOtI-.Iohn X. Cowen aud Thomas NJ. KIM. OF oaIti-
more 1900 Grand Central Hotel Ex-Congressman DaV!.
Atwood. of Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
WHAT IS GOING on TODAY.

WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.
Coney Island Jockey Club races, sheepshead Bay, z
p. IN.
Board OF Aldermen. noon.
Argument In Squire Flynn case, Supreme Court
Chambers.
Pilot Commissioners, noon
Election of directors OF Mount Vernon and Easches-
ter Railroad Company. No. 261 Broadway.
Parade OF Clothing Cutters, u. IN.
Music in Tompkins Square $3.50 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
ELIMINATION or CITY sEALsR DoUoHERrr.

he EXAMINATION O1 MlchaeI j. Doughertv, CITY
seaer OF weights ana measures, continued
troller Loew yesterday lie persisted his state.
ments mat he had VISITED all parts OF dis
trict but had found scales needing attention had
been in 5000 list OF Fulton Fssey
TOmpkns markets. prepared by SupeTin Kco
shown him IL showed that scales not been eY
amned for from len twenty Mr. DOugherty ala not
wish to change his tmony lie could only expan Mr.
Kelsos list the ground that these particular scales had
escaped his attention The Controller will continue his in
yestlgatiOn on Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
PASSENGERS BADLYsHAKEy

A shuttlc-train on tho elevated road, consistInp
OF engine No - and two running from Chatham Square
10 the CITY Hall station INTO bumpers end of
The track at 10 % yesterday. The eued
with most OF standing up preparing
10 leave the There little damage besides general
shaking OF the PASSENGERS The lrakcbeam OF engine
Was slightly bent The ascrbed the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
NEW YORK CITY.

Mary Campbell age fourteen, of Eighty-second-st and
yesterday.
Workmen Who had been digging cellar at Fourth
and Nj nnth-st. were surprised yesterday by
tho cavng IN OF an embankment. william Martin, or
West Thirt ysairdst, and Thomas Cshi OF FOurth-ave
and Nne'ysevenh-st were partly buried aud seriously
Injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
NO VIEWS OF THE MISSING BROOK LYN BUTCHER

Nothing las yet been he ard OF WIIaII oy.
mons a BroOklyn butcher VINO disappeared on August
p after falling 10 account his cousin Alice L. symons
for 81 500 which she him to Invest IL IS th0ugnt
likely that he has committed suicide as he mad lost heaV
lily betting and had squandered the estate OF
a relative, amounting to about 100000. Ihs IeialVe
left will, but hal expressed desire that SynouS
should administer the estate He took charge OF H. al
though never legally appointed administrator lie never
made an accountnI and no OF the money can ne
found. IL IL believed that SymOns lost about S2ooOo
besides. Several suits against him are pending mo-
ton was made yesterday to vacate an attachment
his property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
uEnAD GONE TO LOOK AFTER HIS NINE.

Honamin Kcefc the night Taylors Hotel. jersey
CITY missing Yesterday morning and the day clerk found
boy IN Charge the desk No knew anything about the
missing clerk Tut his absence was explained IN n1e eH ~
b. Dc Revere. the ptoiiictor hctic Sii
mai he had qndy.tr.t in Nevada mine. ard he believed
his partner him he concluded To 20 ont & rs
OF he TOOK about 100
belonging MI DE revere which r promise 10 return ny
mail rs soon as he reached his Gle snatOn. Ar d. Revere
believes that c will return tlc money an! Will not make
efo 10 4, him ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
HOPING TO SA We A PA RI OF THE DANIEL DREW
Alfred Van Santvoord, president ofthe Albany

Day Line, won't 70 Kingston yesterday 10 see what
could be done toward saving the machinery OF the Dam
lei Drew, which burned on sunday The hull is
said TO he wreck as the steamer WAS burned the
waters edge and then sank But 1t thought that the
machinery can be saved The Daniel Drew 275 feet
long 80 feet wide at the extreme BEAM ana accomDo-
dated 1000 passengers Her last and fastest trip was
on Thursday. whom she ran between Tarrytown and
Wess Twenty .second-st. 26 miles, In 62 minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
mns cuARIorrE ERMIN RELEAsED

Mrs Charlotte Erwin accused OF obtaining goois under
false pretenses Orange appcre YESTERDAY before use
Mann at East Orange To charge made ny Joh j.
Ready tailor. The defendant WAS discharged without eN
animation shortly afterwari Mrs Erwin appearei before
The Police in orange when counsel for the Dempsey
Brothers had male charges stiei That his ceni mai
the Mrs. Irwin was released
r.D.,r mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
FERRY SLIPS BLOCKED BY CAYAL-BoATS.

A fleet of canal boats In tow or 4 slnail-slZcu
tug came along by the Battery about o'clock yester
day one OF the boats was found to be rapidly ming
with water, and the whole fleet stopped DlocKading
Whitehall slip and the slip OF the staten lslann ierry
boats for nearly an hour The frrryboit Southhed
came up and transferred her passengers to the Vest
field, which waiting in mtdstream for chance 70
get into her slip The fleet with the sinking cAnabolt
was finally towed away from the slips. Active pump
ing kept the leaking canalboat ahoat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
STATEN ISLAND,

ArER-The will of Bathasar Krescher wa admitted
probate yesteday The estate which is valued 100000
Iii vided equally the children William Seinway
NewNOrk, and George kreischer the eldest lhe
tor named as executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
NEM.IERSEY.

WrEHAwKEN No definite information as to the Identity Of
skeleton nrcqucntcd OF
Woods las obtained The body. AZ least all
that remained Yesterday. The clothing
thoroughly disnocted and VIII be kept al the mOIgue for lcD
unCatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

at giving liabilities f5336 b6 tie nominai hsSe's
$50 Oh az. actual assets s., 224 63. ~, M,
The schedules OF Henry Schneider tailor ~ NO so
Fiftavc show the liabilities to be $40s6 49, and the assets
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
MR.. IsELIY WASOUT or TOWN.

Tho interview about the trouble at New
Rochelle published in ruE TRIBUNE OF sunday as being win
Adrian Ischn IT, was with member OF the family
Adrian sclin IT,. not in town on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
JERSEY CITY.

Henry p Reed colored passing through Washington
ST early Yesterday morning WHEN he set upon by three
robbed him OF ia 90 and his hat ana Shoes
Reeds by Policeman BIcunc, Who
The - thrii-
seiNe les 81 I'd
Reilly No. iSZ Bay0ti ana FRANK fdiey, OF No Ao'
Dav.st They committed for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

ENGLISH POLO PONIES TO BE APPRAISED
A special appraiser will be sent from the
Custom House to apprase tho polo ponies belonging TO
the English polo at Newport, "a the team nave de-.
ciIed pay the dutlos on tho ponies Win view OF
selling them. The ponies have been in bond since their
arviva here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHANBRRs- Before Churchill, Mos
AZ 1877. l45 1855 l67, 1863, 40 49, 1874 1886 1877, 202
SURROGATEs COURT-BcfOre Rollins. S.-Wii
Hardwick 10 will of James Howell lO3Oa will of
Herbert Ward IL am