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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
DEIEC1ITES FIND AIR. BLAUVELT.
NEW ATTACHMENTS AGAINST HIS PRoPERrY-Hi
FRIENDS SAY HE IS A SICK MAN.

Nry ATTACHMENTS AGAINST HIS PROPERTY-HIs
FRIENDS SAY HE IS A SICK MAN.
James IT, Bauvet the insurance broker OF No. LOB Broad
way disappeared from the sight of most OF
M ,end was found wandering in this city
Friday night by detectives who had been employed 10 huht
him up sick and his poor health together Win
financial troubles had affected him that he became ary
beside himself" as acquaintance and was In such
state Of mind that hardly knew what to do with HIM
self After he was found, MI Blauveit went
TO the house OK relative III 'nl'
city and remained until yeterday morning with the I'M
with lawyers that he should go TO his home in
BauvetvilIe and there remain until tomorrow About
n m however Mr. Bauve called George II. Cutter, the
president Hcgeman Company who got out the attach
ment on Friday Blauvelts property to secure an IN
debtedness OF $4,000 Mr Cutter the Chemical
National creditors should get the start OF MIN
Mr. Cutter said yesterday Mr.. Blauvet went
to the house Of friend in Brooklyn and re-
because he G moral Gov
but he has large assets. lie became frightened he Was
in the Ludlow street and that terrible state Of AFFAIRS
would ensue generally He had no occasono hde ne was
Mr. cutter is an old OF Mr. Bauyct Other friends
.sd ot h MI BY getting out &
q n hs' Mo Bnnve has been in
I % o almost ANYTHING last saw him on Monday
stand that he seen by Others IN a n city n on AND ba
gone 10 Blauvetvillo He will be the city Monday.
5e ale To pay H ndebcdmcss in full There
for cutter get out an attachment a. his notes a me
II should worry IL should Do
6 DoTscrs fmattcr are forced Mr. Bauvelt may be
ahe To settlo given little time he can square all his
he worth near what Mt cutter says
Mr. steele BTesen steele. the attorneys OF The Chem
said The bank holds Mr.. Blauvet :
notes iu with such satisfactory Endorsement that not
al ali alarmed Mr. Cutter had equally good Endorsement
We knew Of Biauvets but had good
security alarm certainly pleased TO learn tat
Four attachments against the property Of Mr..
Banvct we're granted yesterday by Justice Donohue,
Of the supreme Court They obtained In suits
begun by William II. Wilton for 100000 claimed on
nroinissorv notes Bauve induced him TO
make by fraudulent representations by stephen T. Pinck
win dpflar
Peter Umrod To whom Bauvct gave for $500 and
~ oua not OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

Immedi, tely after Newport the betting on matches
would have been even between Beec lman Taylor or
Dwight. three &c two on any of them against Clark,
and two TO one on any OF those four men against
Brinlev or Slocum. Three TO one would be lad on
Seals against any of the six
Now as to rank on the general years work In CON
sdering Searss position, his two defeats OIL rettt
should be noticed well his two victories over
Beeckman lie has every match he mas Piayei
this season. and his position is absolutely impieS,
nabe IL doubtful If there are four men IN t-nSla"
superior TO him. In ranking DR.. Dwight his TWO VIC
torres over Pett should be recalled. as well as the
fact that luck was dead against him with Taylor
Beeckman also was certainly ahead Of Taylor Tor the
greater part of the season. ii it were more OF question
toward the close. Slocum did more solid and good
work all IN all than Brinley, and if the latter can play
a better game than Slocum he can play poorer too
Richard F. Conover of Newark, showed much merit
when not against the cracks and is entitled Tor MS
work to some reward. Mr.. Glynn, OF New-i ork'
never did badly against Beeckman. and might nave
done better had he not gone to Europe. Finally p
lev beat Brnley once and almost Slocum. Then Ill
consideration of all these things and remembering
that tennis is most uncertain game it is probable
that the following list would suit all experts better
than any other ranking the respective merits OF the
first fifteen players of 1856; H. Sears, u Dwight,
81 Beeekman al Taylor, % Clark. Cd) SlOe cum
ID Brinley, 81 Mansfield, 49, Mofat. 10 Con
over, al Ripley. 12l Gynn. (l3l Shaw. 14l
Chase 10 p. Sears. Pethtt, the professional,
is interior to the frat two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

Many old New Workers gathered at the Church OF the
Ascension Yesterday the funeral OF William Mitchell
former Justice of the United supreme Court Follow
ing the coffin the pail bcarers-senator William M
Eyarts Judge Addison Brown, Benjamin b. sliman ex
Judge Charles Peabody, President Barnard oil columbia
College T. FIlery Anderson and Dr. Samuel = Hubbard
several floral tributes from the family. were
arranged around coffin when IL was
nSia@n7 in front OF the chancel The services were
Conducted Lv the Rev f. Winchester Donald assisted by
he ev Mr. Eastman regular church choir, double
quartet the singing with Dr. ancheu as organ
fst -, ,.,--..t.. .aoro.o,,iro ,to
New.Y1rk Bar William Allen Butler. Professor Dwight A
Vndernorl Henry C. Henderson. James G. Carter Edward
Patterson Frederick Coudert w NJ Prchard Judge Lar
Frank l. John ID. lawson General Alex
NSr Shacr charles 5 -nyiam John J. Townsend Judge
InTaham " Mcfarland Recorder Snyth and Frederick
ConEllng The body taken 10 Greenwood Tor BURIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
TRE1TvENT OF BODIES At WARDS ISLAND
THE COMPLAINTS ABOUT THEIR MUTiLATIoN TO BE
INVESTIGATED

THE COMPLAINTS ABOUT THEIR MUTiLAIlON 10 DE
INVESTIGATED
Some credence was given to highly sensa-
ona report yesterday that it Is the practice to desc
crate the OF immigrants who die In the hospi-
tails on Wards Island, for tho purpose OF ad-
vancng medical and surgical science. IL was
stated that had been known for long
t,me that dead bodies had been horribly trea,ed
that no attention had been given 10 the ruOs until
Cnmmissoner Stephenson, OF the most Jealous OF
the Board" resolved to make an investgatlon IL was
also stated that few days ago President HuriOut re-
ceived the following anonymous letter
WARDS ISLAND oct 3 1886.
DEAR SIR: you examine the sexton and his
island ANA make them tel what tny Hh9" S9o, %
dongs the doctors in the dead house you VIII near
infants skinned Their bodies D9eH o go LIE
sent almost empty to the Srourt to The DEAF
house wlo is and made presentto somebody etc.
Far the honor Of the and the sake Of humanity
'n"' !o" I"' ''P ~ ' YOUR WELL wIsHER.
President Hurbut yesterday denied that he had re-
ceiyed such letter. but said that IL had been sent TO
Mr. ste phonson, who begun an Investigation MI huf
but said: The story think T. greatly sxa9seTa' c
nm and so disfgured to be beyond fecoS-
milton. 1t has been thought necessary, III som, solno
edge OF the cause, that an autopsy mas
been made. and Mr. stephenson was present III one III
stance. lie wrote 10 me on lhurslay tDal nc ha
nation regarding the dissertation OF the deau III N"ru
Island that heads, legs aud arms are gwen away IN
fants cut to pieces their bodies skinned ana Doeu LOT
skeeous DR. MARBLES says In answer 10 the charge that
disposed that TO get the skeleton NeVriheess
have considered 1t necessary to have an Investigator
and have called meeting OF the boaIu 10 cohsiuol
the matter on Monday . -, .., .Ao
Commissioner stephenson SAID: II received ING
anonymous letter the one you nave relerreu 10 anu
began an inquiry. although am not member OF tHe
VARS Island com mittee I took testimony which Is
certainly revolving in It's detail and believe the uuy
OF the Board to make careful anu thoroush lnYos'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
rpr4ccTDEyT TO OWEN " GIBBS

owen W. Gibbs, who thrown from his carriage and
severely injured Brigeton Me- Friday, is member OF
the firm Of Deerng Milk,n CO., commission merchants
and cotton brokers' No 10 LconaTdst He was resident
Of ork until last February when he removed to Bridge
ton Oh account OF falling health and there be-
came treasurer of the POndicherTy Mills Com
MANY engaged in the manufacture OF woollens.
ON Friday as his custom lie driving spirited horse
which SHE'D violently and unexpectedly and turn
inc short around threw Mr.. Gibbs over the dash.
board His head struck a stone and no was PICKED
mn UNCONSCIOUS lie found to have sustained severe
fracture of the skuand possbysom internal I'M ures lie re-
manned ia an state until yesterday when an oper
aon was performed aud cot OF blood removed which was
nrrssng upon Last night he Was reported some
what improved, but his ply scans REGARD MS coh'oh Us
critical 1900. o.,,s..u nm, a.
llItl Y-nIc old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
rUF yEK CARRIE ROAD NEARL DOVE.

The Third Avenue Railway Company is rapidly finishing
tho work ON the new cable road through Northumberland
st. Tunnels for both tracks have been completed
fro the Harlem TO the Hudson River and the paving be
tween the tracks nearly done The only dincuy met wa
Fonrhave found on measurement ta thls oou'
he successfully without change OF grade SupeTn
t.ndent Robinson who has charge OIL the WORK ehts 10 DC
gin laying cable this week AMI by the last OF e hohi
svervfhg IL thought VIII be ready Tor trla TRIP
The engines the depot at Tenth ave anu ohhuhure,
antwrnty nft.t used for the Tenth Avenue Cable
rad will furnish the power FOR the new line ne lehln ANo
me cars will from the Harlem RIVER anu run 10 WASH
noton eight, the one hund I'd andtweny nIh ST. cars
viii run from The company has now hfg'
tce of experienced and expects 10 have no delay II
openng the NoIt year cable line may be started
in by the COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
GARLAND FOR THE CABINET.

"a KLA y ~ run INN Od d. ~ bAs
The summer outing now is done,
The President back at Washin ston.
The White House gas is on once moro.
And office tramps are at the door
The winter cOunsels VIII begin
Whom all the bureau heads come in.
The Attorney General tricksy man,
(Erst hand.in. glove with mighty PAM
Was first to heed the Cabinet call
Twas telephoned 10 Hominy Hall
Sans dress. coat in a trice he went
And bowed before the President.
IT'S rumored that he then resigned;
The President said a" Please bear in mind
"That Office is public trust !
81 put you there and stay you must;
"What, though the place you do not htl
"Mistakes never will admit
"Things that are black shall pass for white.
"And Whitney's wrong shall go for right;
"IIl whitewash Higgins II choose;
IDever tremblc Ia my shoes.
"So structural weakness In my SKULL
"That all went to the Dolpldn's hull"
Row stock retsiners MI his dreams.
stIll rampant with electric schemes,
The Attorney General holds his place;
A frown II on COlumbia's face.
The honest people cry For shame
ITO keep In sight a furnished name ]"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
rrnrIIrNr nLscLPLLNE IN 4 SCHOOL.

The fire Harlem Thursday opportunity for an
exhibition discipline School No 49, Pleasant ave-
under Miss Favey and Mrs Callahan the two principals
The first ntimaton the the flames shooting past
tho windows followed by the cloud OF smoke Some OF the
that might be the school building that was
am me Word quickly but quietly passed from class to
Las and although e teachers cheeks suddenly
IA finish up with fear. they quietly ordered:
books, cildrcn ana Then each cass initcHe
ont 10 the under It's i've teacher ana All without
word of alarm show Of excitement Not unth the children
e ont of the building they warned of danger and
then the teachers that they did not nger near the nre
their respective homes IN some cases
The children met parents who hal become alarmed whom
IL was known that there tire DO near the school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

Three services will be held to-day at the reopenng Of the old
cradle of Methodsm East sdcthe Second Street
Church near AveC church has been renovated and
refurpsed at considerable and fine Will be
used for the first The choir with large chorus Will be
uder the charge OF Shapter At 1880 the Rev
DE- J. NJ King Will preach and in the evening the Presiding
Elder the Rev. NJ Adams. Al ) D. H. platform service.
presided by H. Bowes Colgate VIII be held and ad
aT.sses NAV several cegymen aud symen
The pastor Of the church which erected nifty four years
400 Is The Rev C. s. Williams formerly pastor the
Washington street Church Brooklyn During the week
services are held IN the church every evening except
Monday and Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

The Park Department has presented TO the Board OF ts
male its annual the maintenance OF the parks ana
the Annexed District year The total is SlOof 90
about 5000 asked for the ana
$50 600 less than President Beekman said yes
erav that the figures had been carefully compiled with
r of actual amount needed by the depart
ent and with he purpose possible reducing the annual
eypendturcs rather than increasing Them lie IL 81 the
ounion that desires 10 complete central fafk on
the plans originally proposed that the work should not DE
Maid Tor bv yearly APPROPRIATIONS but that bonds should he
Issued for the running over period OF wears
thai would quarter OF century
Auong mentioned IN the estimates are: Police,
l22G 72; labor and maintenance OF parks S5oOoo PARK
music SIC 600 Annexed District 100000 riverside Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
ro AID THE GERMAN NEW CHURCH.

The LADIES' Society of The German New Church OF New
York has obtained articles OF incorporation from Albany
The trustees are Zegcr Josepfa Wessenbcger and
Amae Wagner The object of the cty 10 assist the Ger
man Church obtaining money FOL church building
he 0regaton which numbers about forty holds its
vices al the Cooper UnOn and aderes TO the teachings OF
sweeniog The pastor Of the Newi ork congregation is
,ha Rev William Schiller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

The funeral of Adrian Muller the real estate auctoneer
held at the south Reformed Church. FIthaye and Twenty
frstst yesterday was conducted Oy ho heV' d.
Frederick Terry. There pallbearers and az
Ter the public services ths family and Immediate rea
tives renamed in the church for special service
MANY old merchants OF the city attended the funeral GOV
yhose several years OF
Mr. uller occupied pew IN the church near the family
The trustees of Roosevelt Hospital and number Of the
members of the Estate Exchange were also present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
gIIINCE lFIRH.

from me Bu1a0 Courier ,,.
Ten sniss arrived 10 Buffalo last sunday on vsH 10
soms relatives aud tolls tho following a'h"s'ns 'n
cdsnt while they were on routo over tho "' ss
hraneh of the Michigan Central, nor companion boihk
IA. victim: A dblnutiys boy WAS oDdo.Vorius w
60 Tue passengers aud gotta few pennos W ansns
roulo s,ugs ia tho car When bs Man nhishod aud was
ussslDg along the Isle with outstrotohed palm hanns
tls COLLECTIONS tho lady Ia question SAID To nun lon
van kuoy iGs wicked to sing songs on Snnip ino
youaaster looked al her for second Abd WIN tWnAe
Ia his black eyes fepisd Don't you lhns w. ~iohaa
10 travel Oh sunday Z" Tue passengers foAred' anu NO
more questions we're Asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

The autunai foliage tho Hudson River on the belVae
Mountains In Tho warwick woodlands and along Greenwood
Lake naLes tho tho American ltosacs, when
continues another only charming one Tho discovery
. o Monday that tho dryes Of tho carriages
~, carry the easurs over miles between
Wsr.leL and dIsenwood Lake over Tic bevaio Mountains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
quecgAN0Es IN WEsTERN UNION.

I'm addition 10 the election Austin Cobn TO tho Western
Union directory week II In thought that Johh I" MOoio
uresdont of the Mutual Union Telegraph Company VIII DO
,hosrn director HumOr has II that colonel Iayho OF mo
standard Company VIII also DO one VI TIC Nc" men 10 30
IIIInI La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
oHARGEs or BRIBERY TO BE INVESTIGATED

CHARGRS or BRIBERY TO BE INFES1IGATED
Attorney MARITIME has received the letter sent by
a., mr., t T. ,cise calling attention the statement made
by Joseph Selling keeper ofa hquorstore that he had
Maid soo 10 secure ccLse Mr. MARITIME said that he would
nves,ate te matter there was SUFFICIENT testimony
syatanc lac would send 10 the Grand Jury Settings
ayver called at tho District Attorney Office 10 explain his
cIt.u 80. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
CHANGES IN rHk custom HOUSE.

As was stated would bo the case IN TUX TRIBUNE yesterday
Collector Magono began making removals and appointments
II, the Custom IIonsc Tho following wero removed; bcnJa
min Van Ripper GoOda and John ~ Nohtia hSpou
tor and William Ii watelnan Inc appolhioN
Srr eaies some laboreIs and messcDgers Howard "
tnert Lewis h. Draper and Tobias W. stapIeon inspoc
tara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
INSTIrUTE FAIR.

The floral display at the Industrial Exhibition yesterday
caused the largest attendance since the opening IN The even
ing particularly building trongcd Everything Is
now running smoothly IN all dcpa tmons Tho hudl display
closed evening. feature of the HAhiDton WIZ ~, VIC
oneuv an sday OF "A display OF nt AMI vegetables 10
b fov Ell by others palms ferns and oVcgeens Music
IA gwen afternoon and evening by Baul band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

presented such Pair of spectsces - shs Green mishs
soc every Letter distinctly. -,.,vs
These examples arc quoted from inc OnIvossss La>
brary or Combat Summary Of Science 70, Ivoiss
Svo, London, 1872 q rather scarce book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

md through the Greenwood Valley drink nothing sroneer
than and that poeness not measured Dy
the size of tins" They interesting stories OF the coun
ry passed through OF tho people who have visited ns
and stop at the farInhouses, where can pe ope
pure Orange County MILK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
AnnoInce nsnrI

Albert Lewis NJ. D., Beach-st., near West
Broadway " Y Hours. IL 10 10 and To T. Dseaseso tno
Nervous system specially for the last forty years.
G.. c.. Shayne, manufacturer OF setlskin gar
mentsand shonable fur will retail at lowest cash whoe
sale prices this month Altering an ng lone fashoh
book sent free. No. l03 Prince-st, near BroalWV
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An Elegant Toilet Luxury. 25 cents
Earl e. Wilson's Z. e. w. brand Of Mems
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Earl e. Wilson's Z. e. W. brand Of Mems
Collars and CUFFS the best Sold everywhere
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
RELATIVE RANK OF THE PLAYERS.

The duty of ranking the players still remains But
to show now difficult that task Is. the following table
is annexed. OF Sears's position there is no DOUBT
nor is there more of the six general who are 10
fill the next six places True Ripley, by once defeating
Briney and Thatcher. by onca defeating Soeum' in
vaded the upper ranks little but that was mostly by
luck. Here there is table containing the winnings
and losings OF the six with each other in matches
nlaved in the tournaments this summer:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

For WIND Colo, DIARRHGA, DYsEHTERY
and ali diseases OF children Mrs WNsLOws SOOTHING siAOF
ia the best remedy known. Twenty five cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
PAYMENT
SUSIENDEU.

awhy Willie, what docs tubs moan ." inquired the
father. =, 49,
Directors overdrew their nc cunts, so the cashier
skinned out the rest. thu laronic response
You cont ussn that you have .Akeu h- money that
there, do YOU IL tone Of pai=ful surprise.
Yes -.
Bat don't you know that that ia not hoLest "
Hun eAcia ned tue BOY -cOrnfuliy; dii you ever
han OF cashier letting dir-0rs get aneaf ot hun
Well Z guess not You bet know a little business
when the begin oDins with Tue nuahces tDs
ca .hter outs the bank every tno
nv BOY, said tie father slmri"giy, some day YOU
Will u. treat nnanciers hut INST you have Few tb'urs
Ia learn Never walt for depo,itOrs TO prosecute.
Now come with ne t. tie wOod-shoi
Father" replied tue youth prrsuaslyely. cant we
comnromi.a this matter Ia some way n y0a Won't
rn.rcute III see that the banz re.amss payment an
won, say anything about the dr'N'"'s dAs~s ou'
tue sly
4. was CON promised on tnar "asis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
HE PUT THgH IN THE BOX.

From The Detroit tres Pr>ss-
Looking for Jake. SUI pose" said Sergeant Benfali
Mr. Dunder entered tie stati'n yesterday with very
long
Will. like Shake. doan' know vhas shall
DO nil H0t boy.
Mnat Is II tni- timer
Mr. Dunier laid alleged half dollar pieces on tho
desk in a aud rel led
Maybe you see doseP
lido"
Maybe It WAS goOt money!
Every or 'cm IL DJgu-W
DOT iellers pass 'em on me for beef
sometimes ynen vaas In hurry. puts 'em all In
oeuiudt der bar.
WeuF
Well. last Sunday Shake takes notion 20 go mil
sunday school bot Was all right Ii Was der WAY
To make gOOt bOys. Dis morning der snOeriDtenienf
=" Mr.. Dunder, you hAf some 10y nalnsa ooakey
Yes
"'H he init sunday school yesterday. He
Was a very nice boy
80 WAS
We taso III Idle collection tO buy some new books
und your puts ali dis money IN der box What
shall yOI do aOOudt ltf
Vne,L sergeant. you see how IL Was Dot
tricks by shake und haI u sneli out two dollar
"A ualf -OOI mOueg u make up
And whrre ~ JakeF
lie ships Ouat vnon dot man comes In. und d0an
mud nlm Maybe you SEA hir pretty soonf X
So ylst tell ODt -hOke d0L laugh
AL Oairr an he home Will be laugh
lug la! Ia! la! vLen shall keep Laughing
ill down Lar mit me 10 see II dot gas mstef
Was eakln-, unc den ~
. SEE.
n Won hear sOmebo ~ yell ont dat he vhas kilt ind
won't uef-r rixht along and mind
,Oll business IL WAS -hsAe aud me- und was taAins
dot bogus money out or nls uIde"'