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New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
NEW.YORK CITY.

The body OF a laboring was found In the North
River yesterdsy.at Thirty -niuth-st
Tho July Grand Jury was discharged yesterday by
Judge Gllderseeyc
The Iris. World Famine Fund was increased yesterday
by $l33 55: Total, $l4,041 AZ.
Tho Dock Board ha. insured Pier No 4s on the North
River for S35 00O aud Pier No. 40 for $3OOoo al the
rate OF q per cent
Daniel Hayes and his wife quarrelcd at No. 2o2 East
Ninety -sixth-st yesterday when the vile was nit on
the head with pitcher The police arrested Hayes and
sent his wife to the Presbyterian Hospital
little man who said he Patrick Murray. age
hundred and two. arrived at tho Grand n,a Central
Tuesday from the West In charge OF conauo
tor At his request he was sent to tne n
the Little sisters ofthe Poor at Thrdave ana SEVEN
teenthst
The United States steamer Dispatch yesterday re:
nostny derelicts and anchored in the Lower Bay.
Lieutenant Emery reports that TWO WRECKS on
blown up with torpeioes' as was aiso ono oh
Ab>ecOm.
The disintectnc Of the Health Department es
about the ,enemeut t-house districts last week and
yesterday the men had used 7I5o gallons 0i oco e
III % Isihlesling doSo @ fonrteen miles of street
cutters.
Edward r Leavitt. who showed an officers badge ana
| demanded $40 for not making complaint against
Isnatz Schniit whose liquor he entered on sun
day sentenced yesterday by Judge Gildersleeve to
four years and eight months IN the state rrSou' o
was convicted of extorton several days ago
William Covcrly Que OF the Produce Exchange man
ayers and the pEnspI mssger E ON the City Of
Rome. The flag or the Exchange was dipPco "s ho
| passed down the Bay.
The first bale Of the new crop of hops. known as
=" Palmer seedlings and grown at Cooperstown ~ n;
received at the ProInce Exensngs oy n6 onS New.
York Ale Brewery purchased it at htty cehIs pounu,
The market price for "choice hops Is 'e's"'
cents
| A dinner was given last evening in Denoplcps 10
John X Reavs prevcns to hs deparure or Enanns
| y O'Reirnc flames r. Farrell Judge Edward Browue,
r. NJ Walters. Miles n o'Bren; Asernon = SULLIVAN. SULLIVAN
Colonel Potter. L. d. Gallison f. b. Harper Oohnis-
sioner James s. Coleman and James Gerard.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22


The indictments charging Mrs. Mary Ramsey
and her two daughters, Mrs Rosa Hansen ana mrs.
Evellne Travis with keeping disordorly mouse y,
Hamilton l. l., where Mrs. Hansens husDanu Is anesodi
10 have been last winter were called TOT ta
yest erday In the Court Of Sessions In Brookyn. Ds
trict-Attorney Rdvway opened tho case c aiming ns'
Lincoln Bently, q private In the oth Att,ery a.
tho Fort supposed himself TO be the huseana
of Mira Trayis until learned that her nrst busuanu
still mad a claim upon her. Mrs Hansen ne ssla wAs
in the paror IN mans clothing the night ner hus"s
was shot and he heard a shot fired ater wncu ne sa
the dad body OF Hansen. Mary L. Hamilton toia o.
seeing George Nicodemus. the soldier indictch LOT k
iny Hansen kiss Mrs. Hansen and heard MIN ten nss
he woui do away with her husband. when she eau s.e
ted the latter The witness had gone TO the pace 70
sst her brother deserter from the Fort who was VIZ
drry one Mrs. Ramsey's housekeepor, Jsnne Gai.
Iagbsr declared she rever any thing Improper AZ
the although the frrquenters were livery anu tuo
nlscn wa. by no means a punnery. ,,..
Ths only new statement made by Charles j. kurth,
vhn onened for the defence. after motion 10 DISMISS
the case denied that the deiebce hau pos
sasson of ths pistol with which is claimed Hansen
Siiod htmseli A number OF residents OF Fort Hamilton
tssriNed 10 what they declared was tno
cood character Of the house kept by MIRA Ramsey
one OF them was John s. Bawn. bugler at the ForL
,n.t aftsr the crime had been committed. Bawn tes'I
Ned that he had never known anything improper 10 0c
cur At the house In crosseIsmlning the witness Tue
Disrict Attorney made much OF the loving expressions
IN his letter TO Mra Hansen. Bawn protested ina.
wbat ne wrote was "just foolishne@ tie never hau
any affection for her although he addressed her =.
bear Rosa" and signed Your ever loving Jonnnic'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
FwedWchSh0W.
THE TONIC APERIENT WATER.

"Moa e5Feaeions. To knov ii IS "
attreeiah its high p3iae."
Professor Justus Won Lieoig.
vi highly e6feitnt ALTERATIVE,
correcting dsordtrs Of Me No0a4 Spe-
fiaAly atpHea5Ae in tie treatment Of the
affections muiStntsl 10 Constitutional
DEBILITY tn CAtl4ren, tn Glan9Hlar
.Szuelyyngs, and Affections ef tie SKI"
and Eyrs."-LondOn Medical Record.
"a Potent agent Ggainf SeyefaIa,
,yhen tombin<d mttA suitable diet and
outdooy exercise"
Professor Loeschner.
NOTICE.-"TH< LONGER
F,4ed,IehsAalIs is taken, tile SMALLER
is the quantity necessary to eject the
Pa,pose."
Sir Henry Thompson, F.R.C.S., Lond.
Ofa0 D,xggists and Mse'aI Water DsaIf's'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
MR. sEMpLEs TRIP STILL A MYSTERY.

The mystery surrounding the visit of Assist
mt tricAttorney sempo to Canada not cleared
up yesterday. Mr. MARITIME unwilling to say any
thing the snbject. In relation TO tho published
statement that Keenan, had left some Canadian water
ingplace to meet Mr. semple Mr.. MARITIME was almost
equally reticeDt. He said. however. that he had not
heard from Mr.. Sempe any such story as was pub
lshed. He nmated that he might be willing to say
more In q few days
Asss ont District Attorney Nicol said that rnniors
that decision In the Jaehne would probably bo
postponed until October had foundation OF which he
knew. The Court OF Appeals nad adjourned D his hear
to meet at Saratoga July 81 aud he hai DOUBT
that the court would meet at that time and place. An
opinion In the Jaenne case might be ready then.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

BAYoNSE-Captain Joe Ellsworth. who OF the
the defautng treasurer f. Smith has offered
with the for $1,000 His proposition
reported favoraby by the Finance Committee and VIII be acted
upon at the next meeting OF the council.
HoBOKES-Mary Sheide thirty eight threw her infant
the plot IN front OF the police yesterday
away, but captured. She came from Germany
eight search OF her lover who had betrayed her
and attempted 10 commit suicide by jumping into
" she could not tnd him
EIZABETHTheN eteran Zouaves General Madison Drake
commanding will night their tIip
nent California Preparations have bcc by the ct
them good start The militia Fire Department
civic organizations Will escort the
station The houses and stores In Broads Will be decorated
with flags and bunting.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAT.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
Announcements

Earl & Wilson's K. g. w. brand of Men's
Collars and Cuns arc the best Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
PROPOSED EXTENSION or 4 STREET CAR LINE.
Nichnlas Averue and Crna. town Rallrnad

permission from the Aldermen 10 extend
The proposed extension btgns In East one hun
at the Harlem River and runs through
10 Manhattan ave- with double tracks to ST. Nicholas 10
the northerly terminus of the also from ST Ncoas
ave hundred and twenty sixth st. with double tracks
along hundred and twenty sixth ST. 10 Lawfnccst 10
with single track 10 Onchundre and tlrti
ethst Twelfthave 10 ninth St,
LawTenccst thence 10 connect with double uack ~
Broadw also from St Nicholas ave. ht one undre'anl
thirty first St. with double track along one undIedand-
thirty FouTtlave, TO One hundred SUD twenty
eighth ST To second also, from tracks Third and
one twenty eighth St, along Thrdave to one
hundred twenty ninth-st, through ODehundred and
twenty nnthst connect with rscks at fOurave also.
from -nntlist and fourave. with
tracks along FOuTthaye OF the Harlem Railroad
with tracks AT One-lnndre twenty eshhst
The hearing is set down for August IT,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
cANrrs IN OTHER CITIES.

CHICAGO, July 21.-The Chicago and st LOUIS League
clubs played here to-day and the game was hueh
better played ono than has witnessed OF lste Inc
general fielding play excellent, the champions WIN
ming through superior work at the bat CarXson again
pitched finely holding down the Black Diamonds 10 iour
hts Annexed is tho score by innings:
ST. st. Loui' I Ks
Base hits-st Louis 4, Chicago. T. Errors-st Lons
Chicago q Pitche-s-Healey and Carkson. ompne-Sr'
Connolly.
BOSTON July 2l-The Boston and Washington clubs
played sided and uninerestng game today oeloe
good sized club outpayed s opponets at
and with ridiculous ease. Inc
played poorly both at the bat and In the heu scoo
innings q follows:
Boston. -.-.2 I 4 n
Washington -..-....--..--.....--O y
Base hits-Boson 18 Washington, g. Errors- -B9ston
washin gton, 49, PitchersRadbourne and shaw Ompe-
Mr. Gatney.
BALTIMORE July 2lThe club played In greatly
,proved form To day and defeated Pttsburg nine with
ease The visiting could do nothing against hoy
delivery. making only one hit The score was AS ono"e'
Baltimore .......... ...............O o x-o
Base Plttsburg Baltimore. Errors Pttsonrg
q. baltimore g. Pitchers-Morris and kiroy Cmpue-Mr
Valentine.
PHILADKIPIuA July 21The St. Louis and Athleuc cluos
paved postponed game to-day and after wellcontesed
match the chamnions won Coleman 10 pitch for nome
the second inning ana Carutnefs chdH60" P"''"'
with Hudson in the third. The was:
Athletic. tic...............-...-......-...o2 ~
st Louis......................-..1 o D U A-4
Base hts-Ath g; ST. Louis, 9. Errors ,Atheuc
ST Louis g. Pitchers Coleman, Mathews HUDSON anu
CarutheIs. Umpre-Mr. Bradley.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
SALE OF 1HE rrRssELL ooMPAXrs EEyho

The sale of the effects of the Pursscll Com
many in It's stores In Broadway and Slxthst'. took
place yesterday The sherns auctioneer Jols !. q,
snytn conducted II. Among those present Ness
LADIES' Truax aud Tngrabam. Commissioner Felt
ner George X. Sistsre aud william Lynch-
The stock consisted OF wines. liquors, confectionery
TOYS -four, complete machinery confectionery stores
and restaurants. fixtures horses wagons aud harness.
Judge Truax bought or wins AMI others OF the
persons present observed To make slm-
lar bids. Nearly every other article on tho cataoguc
including all the confectionery and kitchen utensils anu
more than half tho horses ami wagons were OOugnt III
by j. Lrduc who Is said TO represent the holder OF me
Judgment a OF reOpening the store under the
old maine WI hin a few days. The horses brought an
average OF $3.50 each. About $4,000 was realized.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
ALDERMAN QUTNy'S LARGE SCHEME.
Il l.. L.,,- o.

astonshed his colleagues by Offering resolution that CON-
mtee of be appointed 10 confer with committees from
Rrooklyn Long Island city and other towns
the creating municipality he composed of
the ctes York brooklyn lOnkers Long Island City
and adjacent territory be thought desirable the
conutee report Board before the meeting
Legislature the members had recovered from
their surprise the magnitude OF the proposition they
ferred IL to Committee County Affairs Alderman
Quinn said the meeting that lie had introduced the
luton discussion OF the subject and had done
without much consultation with any
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
DFATH OF ONE OF GARIBALDPS FOLLOWERS.
An old comrade of General Garibad died on

Staten Island yesterday. FRANK bergam cana 10 Aeri
Garlbad having rived under him in the army in italy
Another Comrade Mas Mutche, OF telephone aine
They lived at Clifton staten Island, having hired small
cottage what is Willow and began brewery on
a small SCALE cooking the mash In kettle and bottng e
beer Garabad later started parahne candle factory near
Landing and Frank Bergam worked whh ana
the General returned 20 Italy signor Bergan
remained here doing business in this city He married IN
1866 and settled at stapeon L. about half mile rom he
old brewery. born In Genoa sixty years ago ana
studied for the priesthood GaTabads call TO en-
rolled himself under the patriots flag lie Free Mason
and lodge in this c6. The funeral VIII take
place saturday at his home In Bayst Sapeton In ne
Of italian societies In NewiOrk when Gaabald
died used their Old brewery at Clifton
OF the relics carried in the procession
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
WEsTCHE5TER COUNTY.

PORT CHKsTER.-A five yearold = Of Michael O'Keef
play about the heels vi his fathers horse kicked
and severaly injured.
HARRIsOs-A circulated yesterday effect
that f. Grove, ticket agent of the New Haven
elepcd Ida
young bridegroom the reporter that there
the IL had made his mind to
bonds MaImony. and accompanied by his bcothed
lady friend they called upon the RevJ H. Hand at New
chelle and were quietly married
NEw RoCHEILEE D. Greene, a. milk man, recently bought
three the New oTk Infant Asylum, Mt Yer
non sold the cattle 10 stephen stOuier and
discovered that they were suffering from peuro pneumonia
and shot II stated that suit Is 10 be brought
the president Of The asylum " damages Tor
4 loss sustained In Transaction.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
HEBREWS DETAINED AT CASTLE GARDEN.
MI a..uol d.liraru of fha nnnncr Rnssio


Hebrews has begun and the employees OF the Emigration
Board i'm addition the Commissioners themselves
obliged careful vigilance these
becoming saded upon the charitable iusttu
city IL has been observed Tor the last e" weeks
that this pauper class the immigration OF which checked
few months ago begun 10 over on the vessels Of
varon, foreign lines and gradually increasing numbers
This seems indicate that well prepared plan laid in
order get these people here IN small numbers thus avoiding
The oppos their landing The state Line
bringing the larger number now and yesterday the state
forty at Castle Garden where like
others preceded them they were detected and de
lie the steamer which they
rrved They money, have friends guaraI-
fee that they become public charge. have limited
amoun baggage and have special point Of destination
.v,uIfI - &
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
TEN RUNS IN THE ELEVENTH INNING.
THE COWBOYS KNOCK The BALL ALL oVhh TIE
FIELD IN DETROIT

THE COWBOYS KNOCK The BALL ALL o'hn HE
FIELD IN DETROIT
DETROIT. Mich, July 21.-kansas Cl'y
played nue game of bsseba to-day but won 'nrouRn
the miserable pitching Of Getzein, who was P'unuoa
nineteen times for a total OF twenty two pases' Hau
fords play short the most brilliant ieaeuro o
the game and Lille captured homo run nit W
hsautiful .,vIs TN TO the eleventh inning the game
WAS a hard weil-payed struggle, but In that inning
Getzen weakened and nine hits. . base on oaiis ana
tumble by Rowe allowed the cowboys to score ten runs
seven earned. The score was
Detroit 49, 9 4 0lo-l2
Base hts-Deroit 2; Kansas City, TWO oase ,i me-
Richardson Whitney Brody l. Hackett Passen oas
Iiennett l. Briody l. wild pitchcs-Getzen y Mhney l.
First base on bas-Detrot Kansas City rrst pase On
srrors-Detrot l. Kansas City g. Struck outUDeuoit o.
Kansas city g. Double pays-Crane and Brouthers om'
pire-Mr Goldsmith.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
MONMOUTH PARK RACES TO-DAY.

HORSES THAT SHOULD WIN IN THE MUD-L1sr OF
THE ENTRIES.
Horses that run well on heavy track will
have good chances Of winning at Monmouth Park today
as the course sure be deep In mud. The card Is
poor one, though of the races are almost sure
to furnish exciting contests There are only three
entries in tho first race, handicap at III miles, To
Favor Is assigned 127 pounds Ferona is In 1t at 93
pounds. The relationship between the Dwyers and G
b. Morris Intimate that II Is quite likely that Ferona
Is put in simply help the OF Pat Maoy and Fa-
vorite McLaughn. OF course will have the mount on
HIM. Favor should win with Greenfield second
Eleven rather poor two-year-ods arc named
to start in the second race twoyear-old handicap
mile. Queen Of Elizabeth IA good on
heavy and the best OF the lot She should win
with strieaway second.
The third race 10 the NavesDk Handicap. 1i2 miles
Louisete have recovered OF her oldtme
speed, and II she kindly oug t to win. II
she suks. however as she at times 10 APT
10 do. Tolu, who Is really good In
the mud, will beat her. and should get the place
anyway. Providing Louisete sulks, then Heel and Too
may get tho place The fourth race is another hand-
cap one mile The game littc colt Dry Monopoe, who
reyes In heavy goinc should win. Rock and Rye ought
10 get tie place There only two entries In the SELL
ing race: Ernest and Marmsduke Ii should be the next
thing TO a walk for Ernest Tne entries are as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN WEIR.

Tho funeral of Captain Julian V. Weir, who
suicide at Fort Hamilton Sunday evening
held Johns Episcopal Church at Fort Hamilton yester
day The Rev. r. b. SnOwdcn, rector of the church,
ducted services The pail bearers Major Randolph
LieutcnanS Roberts, ROwen. Bennett Ia
sk Garath and BcreT OF the garrison at Fort Hamilton
large attendance and after the services the COT
with American flag. taken TO the steamer
Chester Arthur. The body taken on the steamer 10
West Point where buried in the Military Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
ARRESTS FOR VIOLATING TIE EXCISE LAW

When Police SuperntenUcnC WuTTdy suU
ceeded Mr Waling little more than year ago. me
cantaps were told that they must maze unremitting
$50 to force the Excise laws Mr. Murray was op-
,osed 10 spasmodic raids he SAID and he would insist
nnon the Uniform enforcement OF the aws particularly
on sundays since he has frequently urged on the
sorcr r Increased vigilance AMI tina arrests Tor selng
iinnor on the first day OF the week have been uniormy
marons IN rompafison with those during the last
vesr of MT Wallings term. The following record OF ar
ress for violations or the sunday Liquor Ia" was nauo
at headouarters for Mr.. Murray yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
,.. ,l..,,l,n lssl ,s6 Indlr Mr Murrau ls35. SO

Mr. Murray said arrests had put the liquor deaers
N much trouble and xpense hui had only MADE tnem
more ous about violating the law. The dealers ha
hecu held in nail trial. hut had not been pronsht
trial So many been compelled 10 give pan tnae
he amount must be aboat S5OOOOO 30 long az
inc courts do try of the cases ana puhls le
attending dealers the police are badly handlcapprI,
n, Mr. Murray will continue to have arrests MADE lie
ha. heen encouraged by the action or liquor ucaiefs
association the Annexed District ana hopes tha tno
re dealers II roughnu the city will finally
ace Tia, IL s or their interest 10 help tho ponce stop
the Sunday liquor tralhc.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
WORK OF CHRISTIAN TOUYG MEN.

The International tOmmlttee of the Young Mems
Christian has issued
pages among other things that
bindings completed during the
twenty OF erection There ninety
buildings the United states and Canada
S504Ol7o and 300 associations own libraries containing
272 ga volumes worth f293 lGS There O66
I'm tins country. including the college railroad
and indian branches and 4S1 devote Whole time
the general secretaries librarians and
structJrs There $50 associations Germany ~
france $40 Britain, 49l Holland Russia
China In Japan in India II In AiIlca and Ia Australia
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
WINNERS AT WASHINGTON PARK.

CHICAGO, July 21.-The first race at wash
Park to-day was three quarters OF mile and was won
by Bonita by half a length, Surprise second Time.
l:l9 Mutuas paid $40 80.
Topsy won the second race. seven neighths or mile,
our Friend second, head n front Of Little Joe third
Time, l3ll2 Mutuals paid S23 90
Tho winner OF the third race. one mlle was Kansas,
Kiny Robin second, two lengths In front OF Governor
Rare tnlrd line l45Lx Mutusls paid Sll 40.
Fourth rAce-one anu One-eghth mlles-Athloho won
by half q ru1th. Lepanto second. neck Ia front OF
1ooue Clarke third. Time. minutes. hutuas paid H.
Tho nfth was stoeplechass ami was won easily
by Jim Carlisle by four lengths Burton second Hopsn
a Dad third. Time, SOC Mutuais paid IS 30
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
JERSEY CITY,

James Rcddy. who he lives in NewYork boarded
at the Market street Depot III Newark
Yesterday and had neither money ticket
The conductor told that when the train reached Jersey
CITY he would arrested and sent TO the Penentary for
three This frightened Rcddy that he Jumped from
the the ackensack bridge The train stopped
brakeman went TO pick up the manged body but the
found unconscious pile OF stone ballast and had
sustained damage than cut In the face The
dressed and he permitted TO 10 NewYork
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
LONG ISLAND.
MIDDLE VILLAGE

MIDpLE VIrIAGE-The lightning Sunday night struck
agpo OF the Lutheran Church glanced OF the
building of forty Of the
broke large number OF windows then 10 The ground
trench for forty feet knocked oowu and
the cemetery, and destroyed
The damage is estimated at nearly ~ 900
owned by Charles Ehrmann also damaged
extent OF 5000.
ClTYThe tugboats Osprey and Brilliant
Standard dock,
Creek on Tuesday hight The Osprey was SUM
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
Tribune Gable News.

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heavy cost, series of SpeCia! Cable
Dispatches from Europe, either written
by or authorized as public expression OF
their views by prominent men in Europe.
These dispatches will be a valuable source
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament now in progress
in England.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
STATEN ISLAND

ELM PARKThe soop yacht Priscilla is sl on the ways
having her rigging set up
sTAPLEToYAugust Busch had his wife arrested
day assaung him and Justice Vaughn dismissed the
complaint Yesterday Busch went down TO the fr wharf
and said that he going kill himself lie
OCer GOgsn aud committed by Justice Vaughn for
animation To his sanity Many years Busch ship.
wrecked with the girl who AiteTward became his WIFE
rescued after all the other passengers were drowned liz
has two children and lives on Broad St. EdgcwateT.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
TO HAVE AN INTERNATIONAL CURLING MATCH

The twentieth annual conventlO OF the
Grand National Curling Club OF America was held yes
terday In Wafburton Hall, YOnkers Delegates from
tweutv tye clubs were present James Stewart. OF
YonEers and elected president OF the
Curling society. The following clubs were admitted
hv a unanino Gus vote: Thistle Club, Minneapolis;
Nasholu New York Lincoln Park, Chicago 81 fsuis'
Miunusota The question whether there should Do an
international match between Canada and America Was
carried in the armatively the date ana piaee W pe
named by tho Executive Committee.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
Mr.. sHEARAAN CHANGES HIS MIND.

Deputy COMMISSIONER OF FUDIIC WORKS Smith
long denounced the examinations held by the
mssOcTs Of Accounts IN Their chamber pro
ceesngr." nasnnch as the public were excluded Commits
sOncr denied this with good dead heat and
said public and especially reporters always
welcome attend the examinations Yesterday lac
gagged examining Mcintyre smith, the cLglnrcr has
charge the ff pavement contract The part
Department Of Public Works. Two reporters called
applying for admission excluded Mr heaIInan assert
u ilIai lie hid no tlIne ~ attend 10 tIeI
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22


held Louis in 81 800 bail charge
gery About year he III the employ OF Charles
1ovibond co. makers. at No 223 GTandsf book
keeper he eoped love for horse and
neglect his business In November suddenly gave up his
positiop and investigation showed had collected
money and appropriated to his use. forging the in
dofsement nm checks paid Among Others from
he had collected money was C. W Dreyer OF brooklyn.
and a has that cly But no
trace of Fisher could found iatn, law Steuuen
O'I3rien 1t L-t gOnav- and Thirty on
the house Mr.. Low "a
t+rug thought To be Fisher his arrest
He has a picture wife las
itx.d Il a.rfa r.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

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