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New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
NTW-JERSEY TOWNS.

NEw IOedeckcr was sent to the jan hero
Wednesday. Two weeks ago, ~ ~ sd'
sho drank tc milk from had been bitten by nad
dog Eight she first showed symptoms OF insanity
UNION FIIL.-Mrs. Elizabeth Eilh0ltz. young married
woman died yrst.riy hOma Union place. She was
ahou; 10 become motlrr and badly frightened iy tho
thuu,cr storm "Wednesday night An operation became
necessary commissions set IN yesterday and the physician
was unable to save her life.
CRAxForD-On Thursday evening the Railway River was
Of unusual beauty the occasion bcg inc I~l o
% clrvdls which number OF cnerprishg cuhs III
shortly private wharf as wei AS an ne
bott. shells handsomely decorated with
lanterns and hags
made several attempts recently
enter premises Samuel GravdOn occupied ny
Harvey Palmer on wednesday evening Mt Palmer saw
man creeping along hedge aui fired him The man ic
and thinking that he had Killed time before
Mr. Palmer ycuturcd out When he did 50 there was heavy
rail OF blood but burglar had been carried away by
.ltfs
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
TWO WELLKN0wN BROADWAY FIRMS FAIL
THE PURssELL COMPANY, BAKERS, AND KLUNpER.
THE FLORIST CLOSE THEIR SHOPS.

THE FLORIST CLOSE THEIR SHOPS.
1t was with looks of blank amazement that
many women yesterday tried the doors OF Purss-lfs
weknown restaurant ~ broadway, near Twenty -nrst-
no the fact that the Purssels had failed and that
already tho sbop was In the sherlfs hands aud the
arms creditors were organizing. "Oh, thsts why
rolls didn't come this morning.. exclaimed two pre
Nv msses WHO str0led up TO the door in the after
noon with the evident intention of soodlng their baker
Then they turned to 10 across the street 10 get some
flowers at c. F. Klnnders the florist at No 9o7 Broad
way. Here too they mot the sign "cosed today and
deputy sherif guarding the closed door,
SO we'll known ior many years to New-Yorkers ia AS
follows: On Tuesday Ed wari A. Hsrriot. Charies-st
flour merchant. obtained two judgments against the
for goods furnished and two oputy
shers execute lheu one was for $4,000 tho other
for $4,000 Another judgment obtained BY the
KnIckerbocker Ice Company for sl.4O0 Was given 10
the deputy vi the same time The Purssos asked for
fe days 10 clos. stock OF bread and other
lilies on hand and II granted tho sheriff not tax
ine charge until D. IN on WedEesday The conteuts OF
to satisfy HarIiots judgment. The other creditors.
twenty IN number aud rrpresenting indebtedness
amounting TO 81 90 OOO met Thursday afternoon
and az an yesterday. Little done beyond appoint
ing committee OF three to look after the interests OF
creditors 1t was thought possible that after affairs
were I'm a measure sttaightened out Mr. Pur.sen might
permitted TO continue the business for the benefit OF
his creditors.
OF Mr. Klunders failure not much could be,earned
The renia and popular florist who had often gcner.
ousy aided charities and at the same time built up
large and lucrative TRADE OF his could not be found
yesterday. None OF his clerks had seen him since
"Wednesday. and he was said to be at his home In Sing
sing nr Kunders chief creditor Lynch the diamond
merchant, whose store 10 ouly u few doors from
klundcra Lynch II II said. mas loaned the florist over
1000 at various times. and he has
ontaneG judgment. resulting in tho seizure
OF Mr. Klunder's sh p until he can satisfy IT, Mr.
Klnndrr was too much depressed by the n,isfor,une
which had overtaKen him. wnen last seen TO be npo 10
state ms plans and purposes but OF hi. clerks said
yesierday tnat he would probably turn np day or so
and then Of his many friends would como forward
nd help him out or ms difficulties II not be we'd
that the tlc shop whtrc 30 many rare no wers aud
plants have nured aud made 10 blossom would be
long closed Tho stock OF flowers all sold before he
shcrifs deputy took possession on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
WANTING ALL SUNDAY LAWS ENFORCED
uouoR.sELLERs OF THE ANNEXED DISTRICT of
ARMS

IN ARMS.
Tho ,,cuor.sellers of the Annexed District are np
In arms over the stringent enforcement OF INC m
regulating the sale of beer ale and liquors VI. 2.
day I here have been good manv arrests VI III th
The Saloon KceperS Protective nssoc'a,,"t ,oetnq On
XXIVth Assembly Dirtrlct held mcetuG on
Thursday evening and resolved to close thelr places
of business on Sunday. They also DECIDED 10 en-
forced and requested the police to aid in enforcing
them without regard to any partlculaI1
business that aw may Comes BE Of sarrfs the
resolutions were directed to be presented to the
Mayor, the Police Commissioners. and the police
captains. whose precincts are IN the distrct.
Charles Bauer Charles Greenfield, and A. Kohl
man were appointed a committee to call on the
Mayor and superintendent Murray with resoln-
tions. The committee called at the Mayors office
Yesterday, but the Mayor was at Cape May.
copy of the resolutions was left with his secretary
From the Mayors Office the committee of liquor
dealers went to Police Headquarters and talked
with superintendent Murray. BE read the resolu.
tions and said he was pleased with the action OF
the ASSOCIATION. 1t would be we'll he Thought, II
the liquor dealers IN all parts OF the city followed
thor action. For his part. he SAID he was going TO
keep trying to enforce the law.
Mr. Greenfield said that he association numbered
over eighty members and had determined that II
they cannot prosecute their business ON Sunday no
shall. =,
Section 2G3 of the Penal Code SAYS that "all
labor on Sunday is prohibited, executing WORKS
or charity is included whatever Is neediul
during the day for the good order, health OF
comfort of the community" sections 20
and 266 prohibit all public sports and pub
lie shows All trades and agricultural or
mechanical manufactures are forbidden except IN
case of actual necessity and these must be per
formed III such manner as not to interfere win
the repose and religious liberty of The community
The Legislature amended the code SO that articles
o. food could be sold before 10 a. IN. on sunday,
and pr epared tobacco. fruit, confectionery. news
papers, drugs, medicines. and surgical app'ian ces
may be sold IN quiet and orderly manner at any
time during tie day. The punishment 10r Sap,
-bTeHKluC
imprisonment for not more than five days and for
feiturc of all property exposed for SALE
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
KEPT FROM DROWNING HIMSELF

The Terry boat MIntO!a, OF the Fulton Ferry,
within about nfty yards Of her pier Brooklyn
side at H. 10 y. yesterday when tall black whtskered
man, standing at the stern OF the boat sud
denly sprang the rail tnd then gcd hcadong into
the river. he tugbOat Nellie passing at tue time
aud the attempt suicide her dock she
put about a. started Tor the man. lie m ade
no effort to himself. mau IN the stern Of the
dragged the drowning fellow On board Nellie
As soon as recovered sufficiently he made
struggle get away from his rescuers, but Was
strained. The Nellie landed at the Pennsylvania Annex
PIER and the man WAS taken to tho Long Island Col
lego Hospital. lie gave his hainc as James Hennessy
age fortrhye. OF Philadelphia lie would not say why
no wished to kill himself.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

III Leo ecnhapP "ls ni'l tcu o.orc y''lS ago III
and Ia consequence OF this e secured position
Austrian When the closed he
~ and and few ne To America
lie left child Of It's grandparents Austria
he lived IN DauDufy, Conn, ami Two ho
to No 2il East broadway IN this CITY He has succeeded
estab shne good practice phy and has
ms child IN Austria ON July Laura Sehnapp arrived IA the
ami living al No $40 West Twenty ninth St She
husbands Ofce East Broadway but lac refused
speak her H. sent her word that She wOnld let him
alone would allow her - week but she wanted 81 Yes
teray she had her husband Ia The Jefferson Market Court
charge OF abandonment lie promised 10 give her ~
Then she LETT the In few minutes slo
returned her lawyer asked 10 have the made 81
Justice told her that - would keep hef from becoming
ami tlit al.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
UNABLE To GET ms MONHF AGAIN..

Ernest Standt, n hattcr Of No. 100 Dclanccy-st
saw tins advertisement July H. IA German newspaper
Nmied-IWO respectfully dressed Tor deliver, and
collection " Johnston 4 Co.. No * East
lie applied FOR the place Robert that
had Tie power O attorney for the rm the office and
also woman clerk standt engaged sl2 week aud
bad 10 deposit t5O AZ security In he
have ls money refunded but was pa on lie tried
aud kicked downstairs William
Really, the sccond member, held yesterday In 900
sAcL,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
NEW SERVICE OF TIE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
10 North Gcr.nan l lnud hing ullde

It's steamship service with lines East
Indies Australia that will really be strong opposition
Pennsuar and Oriental lines ana with the aid OF sub
sdes fTom the German Government one line Will
by way OF Antwerp, through the SueI Canal
Aden singapore, Hong Kong and shanghai Another line
will Bremen by the o. Antwerp through the
Canal, Ia Aden, Adelaide Melbourne and sydney.
lines will run from II ong Kong o Nsgasak HagO
Yokohama; from sydney 10 the Tonga Island and Samoan
Trieste by of Brndisl 10 Alexandria
It To have tho Bremen steamers 10 NcwYOrk
stop at Antwerp and run IN opposition TO the Red
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
NOT THIyKIY0 OF FLOANIyG SIX hILLION&
A report from Pittsburg that officers of the

New York Lilo Insurance Company inspecting the
industries OF Pttsburz and sdering advisabty
OF loaDng So 000 to manufacturers there In need "
funds said to be without auy foundation In fact ~
the offices or the company yesterday Charles e. Whit
ncy representing President William H. Beers. said tLat
money manufacturing property and that loans we're
only made outside tho State the most approved hrst
cent than the loan. He thought IL probable that
loans might be made In Psburg but not TO the extent
mentioned In the dispatch, and he believed that the
rumOr based the trip OF Second Vice President
Welsh to Pttsburg to the results OF tho Introduction
Of natural upon the invitation of Philadelphia
freuda
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
NEWARK.

The Excise Commissioners obtained opinion Yesterday
from Henry Yonng formerly city counsel TO ie eol .na
the Board proceed the license law of 1871 whh
CITY COuit had declared unconstitutional on ue
ground aw had been adiuicated and nnt SET
aside by the remained operative The BOARD thcrcuoh
passed resolution To act under the law The acon OF te
Board much criticism II was said 10 nave Deeh
inspired BY the liquor sellers.
the Orphans Court Yesterday after long ar'9ch, Dy
counsel Judge Kirkpatrick ruled upon number O cAccl
tons taken y OF the DowsOn estate To the account
ing Of Thomas W DOwson the administrator. cJudges
rulings were virtually in favor Of the administrator
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

Newspoys on all railroad trains are
under orders invariably to supply CUSTOM
ers with The papers they call for, and to
regulate their stock of papers so as not TO
run short Travellers who find that the
newsboy has run short of TRIBUNES will
obliqe t'.is Office by reporting the fact by
postal card, and especially giving informa-
ton as to what tram it was.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
Tribune Gable News.

THE TRIBUNE is publishing, at very
heavy cost, series of Special Cable
Dispatches from Europe, either written
by or authorized as public expression Of
their views by prominent men in Europe.
These dispatches will be valuable source
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament now in progress
in England.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS


Ferdinand Troxlo forty Is onearmed watcnma en-
poyed In Stratfors oskum factory and living az 10 tS
Rairoad ave- Jersey city Kate Holman, oohlooElng
young Of twenty lives in the same ana bt
has been for time to gain her anectOns
without success She declared that when she chose
would younger than Iroxle ana one no a a ~
his limbs About y. yesterday 1rorle, VINO hau neu
himself up with whskcy went in search OF the Young woman
determined definite understanding win he1
HI met her sidewalk the house ana abruptly
asked her II she intended TO marry h enc n
mo with AN emphasis that to be mistaken, ana
turned away Troxe drew revolver and threatened 10
shoot her unless gave the required promise The woman
screamed and MP behind Iroxe and snatch@l le
revolver hand The chief Of police arrested Troxe
lust time from violence at the hands OF te
crowd He admitted he fully intended TO kill the woman
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
HON Il NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALe.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-Congressman William
Whiting, Of Massachusetts, and william j. Florence
Hoffman HOuse-AugustO da Costa, Brazilian Charge
d Afaires at Washington j. A. Dnmont, Inspector
General of Vessels and Jarvis Patten. q J. Com
missioner OF Gilsey HOusc-E1 Governor
william T.. Cameron, OF Virginia Hotel BrUnswick-
Baron Sei-re OF Paris. New- ork Hoet-Judge
William j. Wallace. OF Syracuse. ROSSDaOre Hotct
Titus Sheard OF Little Falls n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

If a local newsdeaIer does not have
sufficient supply of TRlBUNES, readers
can always order the paper by mail. They
will save money thereby, as THE THlB-
UNE is only $3.50 per year by mail, post
age paid. Mail subscribers will get their
papers by the same early train as tho
neWsdealers.
BY MAIL, rs CENTS PER MONTH.
Address changed as often as necessary.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
LONG ISLAND.

FIATRs Doard Of Health has completed prep fations
for taxing and has appointed three permit clerks on
Ia nave an Brooklyn. 10 be AT the entrance n
HOLY Cross Cemetery and the third 10 he at the tlatDu
Their salaries VIII aggregate ABOUT
$4,000 a year Each funeral Will BE- taxed 81 TO-
M,srRrH- William r. Montaverlc the proprietor OF The
GIaidst baseball Park who convicted IN the queens
Court FOR maintaining nuisance was sentenced
yesterday pay fine Of $3.50 or stand convicted Tor Z3O
days.
LONG ISLAND CnY.-Oniccr oBrcn died yesterday after
Illness OF the most valuable on the
force and bringing two murcTers 10 justice,
besides making other important arrests.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
BROOKLYN

Mayor Whitney will spend three weeks vacation in August
. Shelter Island. '"h"''
Supervisor ii Dougherty. Of the Ward Is xtreme
iy III WIN ools mptOn and his pccto
The system OF dropping tickets at Fulton
and other ferries Oi the Union Ferry went into
yesterday.
The general Observance Saturday half holiday p s
large stores viii begin day. The for closng viii o
pm. e W." w
Hslfa dozen genuine Gypsles eloamped in tbs epeu
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
JOHN ROACH MUCH BErTER

John Roach, who is i'll at his home in College
Point. /. L. much improved yesterday and In "A r.,
lie Will be out again usual. The false port
that hc dying caused much uucasness among mis-
friends ana all day yesterday, despite the coptr.dlc
ton, published yesterday, his home bssieged by An
nIGus thrOng OF friends All Of them however were
denied amIttance, but 10 every visitor who noulrsd
tho reply was given " Mr. Roach Is much Improved
aud win bo Out again shortly There Is no soI ious
trouble"
Dr. r.. B. Beden. who mentioned In the false re-
port aboIt Mr. Roach authority for the statement
that the announcement without warrant and
wholly unauthorized
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
NO WILL LEFT BY MR.. ORCCY

Public Administrator Morrison yesterday received
dispatch from exJudge d. NJ. Porter who is In Carlsbad
Germany, and who the attorney Adrian Crncy
that he knew nothing OF will having been made by Mr.
Crucy. The Public Administrator has given up all hope
discovering Will An application Will be- made 10 the surro
permission Ia settle the estate aud IL
all the effects III the house at No 60 Lexngtonav viii
sold week The house is sti in charge OF Deputy
Coukling the Public Administrators ONCE and the
viii remain there until the property disposed OF
evidence OF the deibeacness OF the suicide
Crucy found In the fact that she departed from her
and ordered all tho meats and provisions necessary
table week be delivered day by day from
boring grocer and paid for them IN advance.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Nor mouth Park races. Monmouth Park 2:30 D. III.
Annual cruise OF Atlantic Yacht Club.
Staten Island Athletic Club games, New Brighton
s. l.. 4:30 y. IN.
New-lolk Boston baseball match, Polo Grounds
y. IN.
Trial OF Assistant Chief McCabe before Fire Com
missoners. 10 d. m
rOpolitan-.i. Louis baseball match, Staten Island
D. IN.
Review Of Goth Regiment. Madison Square Garden,
evening
Concerts in Prospect and Central Parks, afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

sTAMFoaDrhe little steamboat Kitty which was Chartered
10 run Shppan Poin badly damaged on Thursday
afternoon by lumber -ladcn schooner.
GRRESwcH-Edwn Booth Is the guest OF F. c. Benedict
BRDGEPoR-St Johns Episcopal Parish began the erection
of chapel 10 @2sOOO The expense will be betrayed by
catherine A Pettingll- Commodore Henry A.
" D. bishop has been elected member OF the
New Haven Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
STATEN ISLAND.

The management o r. Smith nhrmary the only free
hosD on staten Island bought the entire block fronting
OIL liauualst where the inhTmary is now, for $4,000
STAPLKTOS.-Joseph Weber, age 0tteen shot himself
through the hand with pistol few days he taken
TO the Ca;sks Yesterday reported that he danger
ously III with lOckaw.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
MA RRIED WIEN HER GRANDMOTHER WAS DYING
Iust hefare the death OF Mrs EliZahetn Nc

10yg ~ Trw TV"II oI Rrootyn on
Wednesday she expressed desire TO the marriage Of her
favOe granddaughter to her betrothed Her wish was com
piled WITH and the performed by the Rev e. L.
living Of the Calvary Episcopal Church Mrs Mclaughlin
Episcopalan but attended the Roman Catholic
Church. where she went to religious services Arrangements
made with the Rev Father Murray Of st. Marys Ro
Church. her funeral be held yesterday in
church But about hour before the time for the service
the friends that the funeral could
be held I'm the church The assigned was that Mrs
Mclaughlin not a regular Catholic under the
rules OF the church. and that II for the family to
have marriage solemn zed in the house by Episcopal
clergyman. OF the Sa the arrangements
altered and the Rev Mr.. living secured TO hold funeral
SERVICES The burial took place in Greenwood instead Of
Calvary Cemetery The husband and OF the dead
attend Father MurTays church, but her daughter il
EpiscOpalan Mrs. Mclaughlin seldom 10 church.
owing to Illness
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

that his barely deck The died after
being released from this position Rauscher was orougn
NewYork Liverpool and since been confined
Ludlow Street Jail He tried and convicted and
his IL now pending appeal.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
BIG NEW BUILDING ~ UNIVERSITT PLACE;
u..I.r.. ILoL 4. 20 IL xinL.a ursLcr auL Ra

7
sts have ground or handsome new six story
building Place IL VIII be- lsj feet long by nny
and forty feet wide. extending from Ninth To Tenth sts
formerly occupied 10y private houses The struCtur, VIII
brick bronnsionr trimmings The ground no6r
will be used for the store the srcodd story show
and all the upper iOr uanuic tuning the goods
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

p.oord,r smvth savs that the business OF tho
rrsay DELAYED because Of lack Of &C
Controller and s0e a orect UsfIs
Wv. n hn;id;rr naar fbe Tombs and this may lead
the city to take the lease off tho hands OF the rail-
road company
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
Jersey CITY.

In the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday Ernest Tber
and Valentine Peters pleaded guilty to burs9y al Jai s
Ucnrvs tailor shop so 9l Washiu gtOn ST., llobosc anu
were sentenced state Prison for FIVE John Muller
was sent to the place eighteen months for attempted
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
WEsTCUFsTFR COUNTY.
ALONG TIE SOUND.

RYF-James Mccormick age fourteen. nephew OF Mrs
George Tracey accidentally shot ON Thursday Ills ooh
s,f1fte al
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

Mrs Ragley- William why is 1t that Boston people
literary, refined, noble and so ceebrafedi
Bdgley (sngrilyj-They aIut Because your fathers
aunt was born In Boston you a regular Hub
shipper. Toll II Boston Is great, why don't
they get up q big cXpostonl
Mrs b. (tranQnilly) Perhaps my dear, there is moth
Ing TO expose = Philadelphi. Call.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rises. 439 Sets 7:2j Moon SIT Moons age IL
WATER.
4 M-Sandy Hook s:l7 Gov Isld. 90l He'll Gate 1880
P.A-sandy Hook o:29 Gov. Isd. 900 Hell Gate. lO:49
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17


MIA clipper r. Chapman released 700 bail ycstct
day a frIn ftanclsD0 10 Liverpool "A
RauschrT. 10 In alleged tied " the pN
whose health already feeble w s hunOs IN such
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
A former prisoner In Sing Sing writes:

reported for insoence by beardess boy instructor
asked Keeper COnnaug he would let explain IL,
but would not believe lie hung with The
help OF keeper whom the boys call RednOsed Barney but
whose HOrnbeck / lifted ak inches nom til,
hoor left there until tainted. let down until came TO- h
with the hands OF and pulled up again
when lot down bleeding and my numb
compelled do my days work in that condition
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04
Personal AND PoLITlcAL.

THE Republicans on the 18th nominated
John Dalzel for Congressman from the
Twenty-second district of Pennsylvania,
and renominated Thomas NJ. Bayne from
the T~wenty-third district. The Democrats
of the Thirteenth Illinois district renomi-
mated William NJ. Springer.
The Iowa State Democratic convention
will be held at Des Moines June 80.
The bill providing for the registration of
voters in Cleveland and Cincinnati passed
the Ohio Senate on the 18th and is now a
law.
The Kansas Republican State conven-
ton will meet at Topeka July Z.
The New York Legislature on the 10Th
passed a bill providing for biennial spring
elections in cities. Wards and districts are
obliterated, the entire city voting on the
various aldermanic candidates.
The Ohio Legislature adjourned on the
10Th to January 4 next.
The impeachment trial Of Auditor
Brown, of Iowa, commenced at Des Moines
on the 10Th.
The Illinois Republican State convention
will be held at Springfield September 1.
PRoF. DWIGHT has been elected president
OF Yale College. at New Haven, Conn, to
succeed Noah Porter.
THE Democrats Of the Second Indiana
district on the Goth nominated John 81.
O'Neall for Congressman.
TIE National House Committee on the
Judiciary decided on the Goth to report ad-
versely ON various amendments to the con-
stitution proposing that Senators, post
masters and judges shall be elected by vote
Of the people.
Hon. l.. L.. RICE, formerly q vell-known
resident of Ohio, and founder of the Cleve-
land Leader, died at Honolulu a few davs
ago.
In the Twentieth Illinois district on the
Goth the Democrats renominated ]. R.
Thomas for Congressman.
NAT d. WALLACE (Dem.) was on the 2Oth
elected to Congress from the Second Louis
lana district, to succeed the late Michael
Hahn.
The Georgia Democratic State conyen-
ton will be held at Atlanta July %.
THE Governor of New York on the Doth
signed the bill permitting women to prac-
tice law in the State courts. The Legisla-
ture adjourned sine die.
The Michigan Republican State conyen-
ton will be held at Grand Rapids Septem-
Der l.
ALDERMAN JAEHNE, of New York, con-
vlcted of receiving brides in the Broadway
surface railway, was on the Goth sentenced
to nine years and ten months imprison-
ment in Sing Sing Prison.