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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
DEATH ENDS 4 BrRGLARs SENTENCE

Edward Ferguson alias Robert Wilson. who serving
term OF n'tecn the Kings County PenteDtary for
burglary KALI died yesterday.
On February p l-6l The shoe Of sAa Hensaw OF
No 700 Fulton 81. entered a burglar and
Ing machines came % detective Charles Chambers found
man werng The descrp on Of the burglar looking
lotsias IN tht window next door Chambers asked him
L. was e"n2 up stairs and pushed him along ahead
ih passage 10 order 10 Identification
I"l"-id hei Who saw him suddenly man fired
~ tr defective CLOSE 10 the left oveTpO1ered
Tie man. who 10 De- dapO.rous criminal
LIS doAtA Wa hue " cOnsumutlnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
THIRTEEN GOVERNORS TO MEET AND DINE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16 Especial. The
programme the reception OF the Governors OF the
thirteen original Suites morrow has been completed
They will be met by a committee Of Councils al the
Continental Hotel and taken to Indrpende"co Hall.
where Mayor smith Will officially extend TO them the
Freedom of the city. They will be shown all the places
OF interest," including the evening performance at the
Chestnut street Oprra House. and Will be banqueted
aft.r tie curtain drops 10y the Hlhernian society On
SATURDAY morning they Will be taken TO the state FAR
They Will rendered a banquet al Belmont at p. H.
for which Will De roasted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
CRICKET IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, Sept l6-The cricket match between the Gentle
men England the LongwOod Club continued this
forenoon OngwOOd grounds. Out after halhour
play was suspended account Of Play begun at
IL Oclock tie LongwOods being bat for then seconi
inning L. Mansfield and J. Hubbard faced the
bowling OF Roller and C0tirelL The former
was bowed by Cotrreu for run, and
n. p Mexican succeeded him. Fifteen were
then before Hubbards wicket taken. he being
caught by FOrtescue. BOWED by COre and the two
wick IT, were sixteen BIDy followed HUB
bard ana made a double point The down
forcing the players nom the ted with the score AT
eigL teen TOR wlcke Is down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

Cecilia Koeh Of 40 $50 Fifth IN the TOmOs Police
Court yesterday charged man who gave his name as Albert
AIM " IN being her and with abandoning her. She
tod Justice Dur; that married the defendant in
Germany ISL After three children were Torn lac took her
an the tive surviving children this county They lived
here Tor years and three more children were born
ben states. took her back Germany and left her
ami TIE children with her parents. and, becoming IN
fatualed with girl he deserted his wife
and children and came back New-NOk with
fne girl lowed him here been for and
hall him On Monday last met lin
- Bower amt claimed him her husband lie he
the before Monday she told Justice Duffy
tai b. had marx ght knee and he Acknowledged
such the He said he prove that he has
eighteen months IN the country she stated that
lie artist I'D human hair. and make splendid
living. He be- for insurance
Tie laid over for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

BosToN, Sept. 16 (Specsah.-A few days ago
seedy individual who given the title OF Count
Ltton as sent to jail for two months for swindng
Inquiry set foot by The Herald reveals the fact that
he Is descendant of ancient Irish family His right
name is Stewart Letabere Ltton and the son OF
the late Right Hon Edward Litton OF Gasnevn House,
Dublin. Master In ChancerY in ireland. The family OF
Lltton established In Ireland for about two centuries
descends from branch OF the Litt0ns OF Lltton III
Derby from whom also descend the family OF LOrd
Lytton OF knebworth Herts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
REFORM IN BROWN PAPER BAGS.

To me Ed nor OF INC TT o ne.
SIR: II is sight for the god Of economy,
and for mem TO pass the Barge Office any afternoon
abop, & 70 and see the delicate featured aud markedly
intellectual gentlemen there employed diyest them
selves of their immaculate caps, imrne
daelv on emerging from that temple OF purity encase
rhe IN brown paper grOcers bags and walk home virtu
ans and lappy-ln citizens head gear Not our noole
bav the Mayfower. Liberty, eniightening though
80 ~ can cans the heart Of PATRIOTISM TO swell with
n nrond an exutaton, does the sight OF these Drown
pa ~ 49, senf : 1856 STATEN ISLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
THE HEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICArIONs-FOR 81 HOURS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-FOr New England,
local rains higher, followed By lower temperature.
For New-YOrk, local rains, cooler winds generally
southerly
For Pennsylvana and New-Jersey, fair weather
cooler southerly winds shifting to westerly.
Westward cooler with local rains the Lakes, and
fair III he Ohio Valley and beyond the Mississippi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
TRIED HARD TO GET HER.

TTV" I'e N71I70yO UIUPFV'
telegraph operator In Milwaukee day trying
call up office small In the interior Of state.
where tie instrument presided by a woman.
lie about giving up despair when the operator
other small town niles distant from the first licked
the query
What in heavens name DO you wantl"
al want NJ SIS Brown Burgyie replied the Milwaukee
have been trying her for the ast half hour
That Is nothing" came the reply. There Is young
fellow clerking goods who been trying
her for the last three years aad no has succeeded
yet DO not get discouraged"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
LINCOLN CLARK.

The death is announced at Conway. Mass,
Of Lincoln Clark He born in Hampshire County in
thar state went Virginia read law and to Alabama
to practise It, In the lastnamed State he served for
dozen years as legislator and United
states Circuit Judge. In 1s4s he moved 70 Dubuque
Iowa. He was Presden tal eector on the Pierce and
King ticket in 1852. and Democratic Representa-
tive In Congress from Iowa from 1851 to 1858 XXXlld
Con gress),
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

small shop at No 1891 Divisonst has been occupied
,, he osph Corn an Austrian who makes and sells sus
pepaes He and assistant named Bitze went TO sleep on
Isdav night in a room OF thetore usual but one
-, , acc,dsntaly left the gas escaping Both were
,nsens,he Yesterday when other inmates Of the
house smell Of gas ana sent or he ponce ~
- ~ non Corn but Is zel had not rec0VeIeu
sness late day. The TAKEN 70 the
sin Hospital said that they had no reIA
10. lin III mis- eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
uoPE CHILDREN FoR THE WILD WEST

Arrangements have been completed by which the entire
School Of the Five Points Mission will visit the Wild West
exhibition at Eristlna T.. Monday next Mr. Cannon
superintendent OF the staten Is Rapid Transit Railroad
Company provides special the children Will be-
furnished with luncheon provided by Erastus Wman Mfr
Cody Buffalo BID Will personally entertain the
ciminutiye guests ~
special OF eleven left TOtfenvie l. vester.
,HN Al l-za and stopped al along the
nhe taxing The pupils school the nt,lo OF OF the
is4Aha ana conveying them " the Wild West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

The body OF neatly dressed man. aoout 'h''V y ou
ND IN the East Twenty third Street ferry slip yester
dv moruiug Shortly body found Charles '"
wilson who is employed the ferry saw two men rooong 'ho
orn They secured gold scarf pin Wilson gave the alarm
and Policeman opPelt captured one Of the 'ie anu
,sley NJ No SO East Sxteentb-st Later IN tne nay
Iandieys pal captured The second 49, az
ia .vaenv Of No 334 FOrtleth ST. lhry were re
nv Iusiice Murray IN the lorkvhe iolce yee
,av rnoou until Identity Of the dead man can Dc ue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
ORTTUARY NOTES.

ROME, Sept. 16.-Cardinal Carmine Gori-
Meros ia dead He was born subiaco, February 10,
1870 and was made Cardinal on November 10, 1854.
PHILADELPHIA sept 10 CSpeciaD-James A. McComas.
resident Of this city, died at sroudsburg Penn, on
Monday, age sxty-niDe.
HAVANA Sept 1.-THE death is announced OF Ramon
vees Herrera the and popular Of the Cuban
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

cell II discovered that little unconscious
The mother and child taken the NewYork Hospital
where the child found dying from starvation The
said that she Nora Weeks that she lived Nor
walk Come and that the child was her sevenmonhsod
she her way Newark Norwalk and could not
tell where she had been how long the child had been with
ulif fnnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
lxlnLvIve 4 saoAL ov ~ MExIcAN ooAA1.

photographic ONCE Yesterday received the important
Information Commodore John DeaKen O the steamship
City " Pueola, that shoa existed on the Mexican coast
which had ned by sonndngs and otherwise far
possible Com reports the shOa be lat
north s6o 81 30" west. twenty
two miles southeast 10y TIxpan bearings
bmagnec compass The least depth OF water
found about fahOns The Commodore thinks HAT
there may depth part- OF the shOa
\ vessel only passing H.
Tie bottom comparatively tree from Obsiruc0u and
PLAINLY Tia, shOal also reported the Mexican
GOyernu emit which viii TAX, tOn IN regard 10 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

Rock ISLAND. ILL.,, Sept. 16.-At meeting
Army OF the Tennessee this morning 1t was lie
cidcd hold the meeting In Detroi; on the second
Wednesday OF September 1-s7. General W. 7. Sher-
man, president, anu all tns other officers were
elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
NJ WENT TO LooK FOR BoyDSuAx.

EIschool Director James T. Clarke Jersey CITY, who
wa arrested for abandoning his wife, thought to have dis
appeared Clark tried yesterday before Justice of the
F"a'e Weed He was convicted He In search Of
oehdrnan promising 10 return few minutes He DID NOT
Urn and constable who him learned
That he had and had zone AWAY aa,n ftr
bundllng his best clotheA > e 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
TAMNANY MEN AT WORK.

Tie Tammany Committee Of Twenty four met last evening
and for the dates and Places for
holding primaries which tn delegates the various
nominating conventions These will DO reported to the CON-
mrtee on orEanzaton this evening The ques
non whether Tammany Hall WILL agre9 70 union
the COUNTY Democracy candidate Tor me orAy
probably be- Indicated BY the tenor OF the 20
be- adopte this evening year ago rammany w AL xols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

arrested upon complaint of Hannah Nesedoy who came to
Brunswick from the Philadelphia branch OF the army
Hannah charges Kern who s married with being INC
father OF her unborn child Kern that be was never alone
with the girl in his fe but lays the blame upon two o,n
Young men, Kerns wife says that some time ago Hannah
made confession 70 her and told the name OF her beayer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
uclillcIl Nct,ees.

A meeting Of the ENROLLED REPUBLICANS OF THE
2lgT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT will DO bald az MORTON
HALL No East bsthst Friday evening September ~
~ O'clock The Hon MAHLoN CHI ANCE Will address tho
meeting. A fall attendance Is requested ~....,.,,.
CnAAlEs l. SANFORD, THEo kOooENs BILL,
secretary. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
MIRRIED

CAMPBELL-HORNE-At the New-YOrk Presbyterian
Church on "Wednesday evening" September l5 1856 by tho
Rev W W. Page Miss Agnes Horne 10 William X. Camp
bell, both Of New-YOrk CITY
al notices OF marriages must be aiOrsei Nth fIU
and a. lireaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
MN BABY STARVING IN THE STREET

"oressed woman found intoxicated Thirty first
o. and Broadway last evening In her that
was crying pitifuy The held the child careless
anrf ana did nothing u stop ts She taken TO
th- l!iftleth street Police
viii stO ped and when tie being led 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
WARNING THE PUBLIC AGAINST swINDLERs.
To IN. Editor OF me TrtbuHs

SIR: There is n gang of thieves going about the
civ nn claiming they represent business directory ana
Inn, subscrpilons have inserted IN large
rtters nv payIng 90 81 One OF the gang stole my
rc,ry yesterday after him and caught him Tie
~ Ill Nv Justce White the Fifty seventh Street Conrt
this n'nru,ug in $500 bail think the public should De
.n,s Inst .hrae swindlers. 3. NJ BLAKBLY.
-. -suI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
Mrs. PARvrLL SAILS For 1RE1AyD

Mrs Parne the mother OF Charles S. Parnel. returned
non chicago On Wednesday She sailed yesterday
ahn on board the steamship Celtic and accompanied 10
We per by Mr. and MIS-. William j. az whose house
she has been staying for the last months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
".
An OLD ACTOR. I
THE EDtTOR,s ANSWER.

Our s Yes. Mr.. Warner does actually experi-
the sensation he states We have known him many
years and question his veracty upon
a subject which is well known all who act with him.
Mr.. fthurel ia Far bird to be got at" and
is quite match for any one In the profession or OUT
Ill T. l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

ermned The body probably that Of We Jumped
Street line on Monday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
THE G ULF STRE4MlND THE EARTHQUAKE.

To he EdttOr OF me Tribune
SIR: Some dozen years ago some scientific men
advanced the idea that the Gulf Stream from
underground outlet of the Mediterranean Sea. the
water being heated in it's sbterraneOus passage and
retaining its heat volume and current along the At
lanic coast and the until it passed the
coast of Ireland Investigation showed that plants
growing along the shores Of the Mediterranean Sea
found floating in the Cult Stream. 1t has also been
proven that while there is immense inflow of water
into the Mediterranean Sea there is not, far as
known any corresponding outflow. The earthquake
that destroyed Charleston felt In its extreme in
Italy Egypt and the Grecian Isles just where the sub
terraneous passage would begin, if such existed.
steamer arriving in New-York reported that the shock
had been felt board. although the sea was per-
fecty calm the sensation being If the bottom OF the
ocean had risen up and struck the vessel. May this
not have been in crossing the Gulf Stream, the
motion coming from the undercurrenti Again, the
largely felt along and close TO the seaboard
beginning Florida. The Gulf Stream rises Oh the
Florida coast the West India Islands, and
follows the coast until il the May not
the earthquake have been generated about the region
of NesuvIs and been carried under the ocean III the
Gull Stream channel and discharged its force
Charleston and Its vicinity THOMAS X. CREE.
ChGmbeJsbayg, Penn, Sept 10, 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

BAR.
inches
800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

unou and County Democracy scornuy refused TO
consider the proposition This year the conditions are 70
ysrse and she County Democracy now sserS ios u'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

CHESTER, Penn, sept l6-A carriage containing William
Lewis, Joseph Mullen and Carpenter struck by
the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
Kerln.sL crossing last night and Lewis killed
and the other badly injured that their lives de-
SPARED OF. Lewis a baker and ly ell In Upland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
AIDFURTHE MEDICAL COLLEGE AT CHARLESTON.
Io ne e aLkor ~ rAs II u ~.


SIR: Through a letter just received from
Professor j. Ford Prolesu Dean OF the Faculty OF the
Medical College the Of South Carolina, located
at Charleston have, aumnus OF that institution
and a native OF that city, been warmly appealed to In
IT'S behalf and requested solicit aid from the medical
men OF country for the re,toraton Of its buildings
and appliances instruction, which have been shat
tered by the recent earthquake. L have been re-
ouested By the faculty OF the college, Dr. PrioeAu.
ito write To you OF the desperate condition OF It's
buildings ask you to ondeavor 10 obtain fer us
some means for replacing the institution. Un-
fortunately property will not bear security, and
the friends who Willingly would help much
wrecked as ouselvas II Is with regret that we
are forced 30 make this appeal"
The winter session OF this venerable and eminent in
stitutton which numbers teachers OF the past
samuel Henry Dickson LOUIS AgAssiZ ana XII Glddlngs
and among those OF the present some OF the most
worthy mon OF our profession, should begin In q
month II aid be rendered IL quickly. as well as
yeurrously its doors be closed for the coming
season Will gladly receive all contributions tor THIS
purpo,e aud al once forward them to Dr. PriOleat
T. GAGLLARD THOMAS, VI. D.
No. 600 Madison are, NeU- York, sept IA, 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

Ponds Exfrn Pains Sores &C The marvellous
compelled scientific medical Investigation, ami forced
its acknowledgment. No druggist make PONDS EA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
rsorBLE nv THE SALVATION CAMP

Levi. Kern OF New -BrlnswIck. German laborer aud
in the local corps Salvation Army has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
800

In the diagram continuous white line shows the baromer
cal variations Signal Service station IN this
CITY Yesterday BY series of dots relative humidity or per
cenage .airatiOn Of the air with moisture IS Indicated
represent fluctuations in temperature regis
tered bv the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy No 2I5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
Special Notices

Casweli Massey & Co.'S
Ffervescent Grape saline purnes blood, regulates tho
bowels LII Is way and j7S 5taye. 15c. per bottle.
HanIsinson's steam Carpet Cleaning Works 10 East
27rhst n Y Established 1861 Carpets taken cleaned
read orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended TO-
y; HANDEL. Baremorc & Billings.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
DIAM NDS-
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELRY,
SO Nassau-st and 30 Maiden Lane. NewYork-
list Andrew's-st, Hoborn Circus. London
I. VI. stewart.
Send for circular. 1875 7thavc.
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NKw SUBSCRIBERS TO rHE FUyp.

John Crosby Brown, president of the Cham
Der of Commerce Charleston Relief Committee. acknow-
edges the receipt of the following subscriptions since
m. on Wednesday:
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
AFrER Long FEARS or MATING.
A DESERTED WIFE FINDS ANOTHER TIE WIDOW or
uI'SEAND.

A DESERTED WIFE FINDS ANOTHER TIE WIDOW or
HER HUSBAND
MANSFIELD, Ohio, March G.-ln 1915 John
Barton came to tuis county from Mechanicsve, Penn.
and settled near Bcvlllc. While living there he made
the acquaintance of Eliza Cation, eubci Of one Of the
most prolific families in that region. This acquaintance
Ipencd till it brought about tncr marriage IN January,
lsi7. by Squire Reuben Eysrts, cousin Of Senator
Eyarts OF New York, and no still lives little way out
from the pleasant village Of Bevile Ohio. Elizls
parents and other relatives objected seriously to her
marriage with Barton, principally on the ground that nc
was stranger but she took the risk, and tho couple
settled down a farm in the ncghborhood where the
bride had always lived. There IS account Of any
difficulty between Barton and his wife, bur some time IN
June following their marriage he suddenly disappeared
Along in Mrs Barton recci1 cd letter from her
truant husband written in tue feld" in which lie
stated that he had enlisted in Company 5Sh Ponnsy
vana Volunteers; that ho had always regretted having
deserted hor he had other for his
the feud existing between nm and the mao mem
and ted wife to hm. He further iHtmated that he
might to her after the she waitod
hopefully for tuat meeting
The war closed. Years rolled by; stu the wife
watched and waited. She wrote to the pOstma at
Mechanicsvc, Penn, inquIng for hcI husband
letter TO the Adiuant General OF Icnnsyl'
shot at the battle OF cold Harbor and died in hospital
fr lm the effects Of the wound. believing herself his
receive nforinaon fl ON the Pension Bureau that
another woman had long years before applied on
account Of the death of the man, and pension had
been granted both 10 her and five mlHOI children The
marriage OF this woman In Pennsylvania was legally
established date of their alliance being 1852. Ths
was the information Eliza had OF second wife. and
the widow IN Pennsylvana was made aware OF the
existence the marriage Of her husband In lSi7 by
communication from the Pension Office informing her
that her name had been dropped from the rolls pending
an investigation to determine who was the real widow
From this investigation II appears that no divorce
ever granted either John Eliza Barton In Ohio. and
unicss II he brought TO light that such divorce
brought about by Barton ILLEGALLY aitei leaving ONO;
and II such separation were brought about proceed,
iIgs will be brought TO annul the decree on tho ground
OF fraud
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

duty nj the Naval Observatory, and Ensgn simon conS
na been detached from the Coast survey ana Puce" o
sick leave.
MISSISSIPPI LEvEEs-The House Committee on LeVees
and improvements OF the Mississippi River mas agTeed
to report ,voraUly bill to appropriate ~. W
close gans in and strengthen the evecs OF the ssSpp
River for the purpose OF improving aud giving sie 10
navigation and preventing destructive nOo'A lue
n,nnev 4. to he cxpcnded by the Mississippi River Com
missl1n under the control OF the Secretary OF war
ssAHuY OPDLGs-First Lieutenant Henry X. LemIoy' 90
Artillery and Second Lieutenant j. A. DaPray ~ ln,
fntrv have scn reey cd from duty III the DiVnlOn oi
tbe Atlantic Lieutenant Lemly has been ordered 10 JON
bis battery. Major William IL. Bell commlsary 0l SUI
ststeuce be- relieved from duty at Cheyenne "yom-
ing and Will proceed to Denver Coi for duty as pur-
chasing com Bissary OF subsistence. sergeant heTa
SomrboII company r. 23d Infantry, has been placed
uo tn retired is Captain g. H. Overton 9Th Cavalry,
recruiting officer, has been granted ton days leave oi
.lils