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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
PISTOL ENDS A DISPUTE.

About month ago Samuel Blanchard, OF Monsey ~ IL
and Miss Clara Gurnec were married on We1nesaaays
their home IN Monsey there narrow escape III.
tragedy which yesterday formed topic OF
Ramapo Township shortly neiosg Vv Wnon his
Cnrnee the pretty young brides BROTHER caIe" mpon
sister Mr. blanchard him enter the house There mas
tho brothers nlaw TOT some uno
blanchard followed closelv He went upstairs anu
procured revolver then down 10 the room whcIS
fs wife and urnee talking Hot words followed ao
Mrs blanchard nterposed TO the quarrel Stepping
tween them aud did the weapon was dichargeh
Mrs blanchard screamed and fell fanting TO the hoor
snden termination the dispute brought both men 10 ther
senses and phy summoned. Mrs Blanchard was
was found suffering from the shock than from her
wound which was in her hand. Yesterday she was much
The NJ shooting spread rapidly az all the parties
stand high society widely known ana tne TO
Mr. Blanchard claims that te
discharge of the revolver purely cdcnta Neither he
will the affair The bad feeling Is sald
10 have begun before the welding.
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RrsnnEp MN SAHe OTRER LOsT SAILo RS

Anna b. Hutchinson which arrived yesterday
from Chages reports having encountered severe gale on
October In latitude 24o357 longitude 1890 The gale
from the and the vessel hove to under eeed
spanker and foresa The wind increased throughout the
night and the next morning blowing hurricane The
captain ured all sail scuded under bare poles before the
wind At the fore Opnast ana )bDoom were car
RED away and after the vessel broached 10 and lay
railing heplesly the trough OF the The waves made
break over the schooner and swept everything movable
from the deck. That evening the wind and sea
abatod and schooner righted A closereefc1
was schooner got before the wind All
maj t the captan before the gale which constantly
essenc in able TO haul his again
ON when within nifty miles OF the Dry rorngds.
ale picked the captain mate ana ve sailors be
longing TO spanish bark Tres Amoa. OF Barcelona,
Havana The rescued clneng TO piece OF cabin
bouse The Amora had 10 pieces In hurricane
on october 10, at When she sank The rescued men
forward house, which turned upside down
and hoated away with the men in 1t.
The rest OF the crew, men, supposed
to have gone down with the bark When
taken from the water the rescued in bad cond
lion having been days tho fragment OF deckouse
without food Their legs badly swollen They
were placed aboard spanish gunDoat at Key West The
lost vessel registered 81 tons She was built in Nantes
France in 1858 owned by Pedro Nide OF Barcelona
Ahough captain left at Key Vest Of the
naper Yesterday published sensational interview with him
which represented that he was in this CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

Preparations opening Of the season OF grand opera In
German METROPOLITAN Opera House on Monday night
going on rapidly scenic artst' haehhs's prop
armorers costumers musicians singers and
the entire management state OF intense activity
1.-THE Queen Sheba" has been got In readiness Tor Mon
day night Yesterday rehearsal Of Aida was held. and
greatly pleas ID with the result lie says
that the VIII be fully to that OF The
Oneep Of Sheba scenic effect Frau Forster VIII be The
ida stanton she has beautiful voice fer
Zobel will be and Herr Fischer the Hgh Prte
with Herr Seglitz King Franlen Brandt VIII be The
diDnerfs Aida have al been made under
the Frauen Segel and Herr Scaf they are
beautiful and for detail will bear the closest inspection
of Golden have already been
begun Mide young baritone from Weimar Will
appear in this ,, , ,,, r r,rs.r "a ,,o o,,sen will
he followed on Wednesday by the "Walkure with Herr
Niemann and Ialh Lehman IN the leading characters.
In the second week "Wednesday The Golden Cross
with the Venna ballet In which there Is an effective
National air will be given Tannlanser WIN follow on ri,
dayof that week while TristanI land Isolde and Merlin
viii occupy the two following weeks respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
Du9y's Pure Malt Whistler
Duny's Formula.
THE WEAK AND DEBILTTATKD AND BOR VASE
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Of moneyed value. MRS. ELLA FEDDERMAN..
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all about the and said he would try he
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the Endorsement Of all that has bees
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Late Treasurer OF the United states
THE DUFFY MALT wHIsKEY co. Baltimore Md,
ry Whisky sold only in Sealed Bottles never in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
.nu4rar EAnkS on LIE PANR.

Washington
Anothcr fashionable wedding s sot for November
3-tLat of Miss Douglass, OF our city, and Mr. William
Sowion Strong OF Minneapolis, MINI. The bride is
the daughter OF Judge John Douglass, and the bride
groom rs the son OF Judge Strong, formerly momber
The wedding Is the outcome Of q very pretty ro-
nance begun the childhood Of the hero ana herone
brilliant affair of the year. IL will be held at the
briIe's home which was once the Meade homestead
and which enjoys the distinction OF being haunted.
1hc ghosts are entirey unique. being neither alarming
nor wandering, but fixed upon window -pano-two
faces that look like the negatives OF photographs
other a stern, bearded mans face in full, and they
arc such marvellous lkonesses OF General Meade and
Marsc and Miss KEEP eye on 'em" as they moved
about In the quarters and the garien They are said
to have appeared there Immediately after terrific
Thunderstorm during which tho General and hk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
EXTRA RACING At IVY CITY.
TElIE DOE, RELAX, BOAz, FRANK WARD AND TEL

TElIE DOE, RELAX, BOAZ, FRANK WARD AND TEN
NEssEE THE WINNERS.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 3.The extra meeting OF tho Nauonai
Jockey Club opened to-day The weather was clear MI"
pleasant excel ent condition Inc wnhefs
Tee Doe. Relax. Bo1 Frank Ward and Tennessee
The first urongs purse 5000 Inc starters
Harry Russell BENDER 1903 Jim Douglas asou
(Bayiock lls; Barnum aged (Garrscn) 800; Pegasus
(Ranerty), 1906 Perees, III Lewis). 100 Alamo .
Compton, l03; Cleaner; aged q. Mclaughlin l2O LIZZIE
Dwyer4 Church, l06 Teie Doe tHsmilton) NO Ner
lie van (Ekie. 100. The betting was q 10 sgan''
Cleaner IL to against Barnum. TO against Jim Doue'
10 against Pegasus ~ to against Lizzie Dwyer 20 "
against Doe 80 against Perices 80 to aganS.
Nellie Van. 100 to against Harry Russell ana SUI 10
against Alamo Tee finished winner by one ana h"'
lengths in front of Cleaner second two lengths aheaa
ces third. Tine-l;27ia Mutusls paid $50 20. Ann
The second six furongs for tTo Io NJ Relax
The starters PnnSns SsSas o. Paseocd
sa E@ne Esie 81 Valiant to against
i Hs. count s: ssn.
Il . ss
S Yut Of Dupps 'f Snna. p er sfass 0'
'rlS thru miles ss1s race for
1ssss Id ss s2 Van Bes' ss s9S
MS'sGIp S6 lS ssd s slssEs
sssd Hsc.15 SetiSs e a, ssS H.D
snsss s ssans' sd
john ana and each
Boa. flushed first two lengths ahead OF , Me6msge
and three lengths In uont OF
Nutuals paid $50 20. ,,.,
The handicap sweepstakes and one eighth
Mile IT, iHilGT9s s'irsa rsns
Irish Pat (Raery) lOs Gonfaon, Bender JOB Bonnie
Bggonnette Eh!s 90 The betting was to agsinss NIL
against Pat 10 against Gontalon 20 each against
Bonnie Prince and Bggonnette and 80 to against
front OF Bggonnette seconu
head before Irish Pat third Tme-l:66 Mutuais paid
e2l 10. o-,o.
The Ah free handicap hurdle race one and quarter
miles; purse $500 The Tennessee bropnyl
1855; Burr oak ~ pdke) SO; Puritan aged kelly $50
Rushbrook u. Kenney 1875; Pope Leo, aged Cihomson
1928 Tie betting was 4 Tennessee. TO aaslnst
Burr Oak 10 against Rushbrook 10 to against pdrnn
and rs 10 against Pope Tennessee finished winner
two lengths ahead OF Oak second Rushbrook thrd
T1me-2:l9, Mutuals paid $l2 S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
FyrOYTyG HALLOW EVE FEIS.

There was gay time night at No II West Twenty
st. the hall in which members Of the Gaelic Society
hold their regular weekly meetings. The entertainment 10
what ia known as the Halow Eve Feis which IS de-
aligned To keen alive honore custom In vogue sun IN
ireland making and INDUCING N all KINDS OF nno
cent sport Cormac Art explains the meaning OF uo
pleasantly from him printed on the cards Oh IN
vation Let there Samhan's Day moderation OF
music short stories welcoming falte Tor the
learned. and pleasant conversation for all"
Denis A. Spelllssy and Graham McAdam made short
speeches. congatuatng the members upon me prostess
made nv the society during stated that the entire
bull ing leased owing is fact The plea
features ucon OF Irish piper who pavei
jss the bagppes and OF jolly couples who danced
Ia the musi Of oil
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ENGLISH PHEASANTS FOR TUXEDO PARK

The biggest consignment OF English pheasans that ever
came TO this country yesterday the Fulda
There were Of Them consigned 10 Charles eche
Brother of No IS Chathamst One thousand OF the are
for the game Tuxedo Park and NE otes WI" pe
distributed about the country United Sa,os oena'Yr e
Plerson oh NewJersey Will have several pairs anu some
viii go as south Louisiana Heretofore Engh pneas
anita have imported tho spring ana that Depg ihe
breedn season. they have not done we'll lts ousht s
importn them In the fall will be an Improvement as tey
wifi BY spring The birds were fne specnen
and their voyage 5000 miles the ocean
birds for Park sent TO their destination yes
fer1a af
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
opposrD no COMPULSORY PILOTAGE

An adjourned meeting the Vessel Owners and Captains
National Association held In the Produce Exchange
Building yesterday and attended by large number OF
Atlantic sesboard constitution aud by laws were adopted
committee Of fifteen. representing every STATE irU
Maine Virginia with the president as chairman was ap
pointed the purpose OF securing Congressional action win
abolition OF compulsory pilOtage Tie opinion
OF the members OF the convention that tho compulsory
shOud be and provision made for
fund.- 10 Tie committee In Their enOItA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
The folio wing Supervisors ara elected:
Tho Board next year will contain ten Republicans TO

sReelected.
Tho Board next year will contain ten Kepubhcane 70
tventy-one Democrats.
sv White out OF Brooklyn last evening ne ana
his wife been called TO the nome OF their daugh
Ter on Long Island Before leaving tho city he sa'i
"I am OF my election As man
can be- The morning newspapers all nave oil,
isrent figures, but according to them All
lhsve . majority Unless the figures are altered am
0leete1 The rumors Of bribery In my behalf are 40
surd. But ~ not fairly elected do not want the
seat. expected the contest would DO close Tor tho
Huxwumps we're all against me as Blaine man;
ala not i've in the district All that could
b done prejudice iaborng men against me
b. alleging that was ricn monopolist"
It 10 claimed that errors may have occurred In the
Transmission OF the figures OF tho vote to Police Head
Susrters. but thoy are as likely to tell ono way
Of figures made up last evening which showed Bells
election BY 90 plurality. the same as that gwen to MT
Vh,ts by the returns ny the police authortes
siio wing for a correction IN the Nineteenth ware. MT
Ran ssd that that he was emitted 10 tue
sSat Tho returns will be canyassed py tne
hoard of SUPERVISORS next week ana % maae
SGscsL The majority OF the body Democratic ~ ane
cat 10 contested the matter Will 60 before inc hous
stor Dsexstt who has taken an active interest
IN Mr. Whites campaign. said last evening tnat ne
certain Of Whites election. AZ 10 the chsrees tus'
Voters were bribed iE the interett OF MT
white, MIR. Daggett pronounced them r.
diculons Mr. Bell and his friends he said felt sore 70
think that no had Lost prize that ne came 90 nesr WIN
ninx
The Democratic General Committee has instructed its
IN the Nineteenth Ward TO investigate
che Of bribery In that part of the city, and
1oteotiveG are At work In The matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

Racing still blooming at Ivy City, for there Is another
good card to-day Herbert is uncertain horse; but
he ought to win the first race Pontlco
should De second, but Bonnie Prince Will
undoubtedly make exceedingly interesting for the leaders
Ferg Kyle ought good enough win the second race
mile and the woyearold Ermne should earn inc na
ton The miles handicap likely to go to Mile and
Barnum who is fast at any distance should be second
Error the selling but Ten Strike VIII oe
close TO her at Douglas might win the nfth
soe were il NOT Tor Tee Doe who k steadily improving and
ia likely 10 beat that uncertain from California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
HOME WIS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

MN Avenue Hotel-Prince and Princess Ramafsu AMI
snte OF Japan Senator enry W. Blair OF New ampshire
Judge Theodore Miller of the Newyork Court Of Appcss
wayne McVeagh, Of Philadelphia, ana w W. resnony' "a
Cincinnati. Bartholdt-Congressmsn Anaf' i,,
Curtin OF Pennsy yania ST. James Hofet-JudRc ApeIt
Ha,sht OF Buffalo 49, PARK Arenue Hotsi-0enera + !.
Crttenden o s. Army and John Hogeboor9 o. E
WIndfor Hofst-f Lieutenant Colonel Fairfax Ellis
oone BARKER Of the British hr,ay
Nr,o York Hotei-General A. r. Lawtnn. OF georgia
Bouse-General Austin Lathrop OF cornlng ~ h'o'
marie Hotel-General J. ii. Wilson, OF Wilmington DEL
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y. aoor .,ol.,m,ns 81 an shot

Morris staggered out Of the door enchanting =" "''
hold me up and let die" .,v
ssatement wound IN the right side becw une MN
rib Tho bartender, Pete Garg and Bernard Mnes s,u
Michael Kennvan arrested as witnesses Inc onloers
the house where the shooting occurred ana IN %
adjoining the baron found thrtytwo calibre rcVoNe
with four chambers empty In trunk In Mlers Fo1m
found box cartridges that lifted the weapon mleI
then held suspcon of having fired the shot. wScS
Kennivan made which he declared hat
arg went at the man with Miller drew his revolver
and bred which followed by two other shots i'
his pistol the third being fired just the bartender WAS
thai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
sUJCJDE OFA WDUST DEALER.

Gilbert Vrendten wdust pedler well known to down
town marketmen committed suicide at his home No so
rstopherst yesterday. He had supplied his customers
with sawdust before a. m usual accompanied by his
their return the went 10 put the horse In
the and changed his clothes III his own room
he vonng man WAS ready breakfast he went into
the room found his fathers body hanging 10 the
Oh ndaier The old man native OF Holland but b4d
ivsd in III country ever he a small boy His
fsuilv con sisted of IA wife and nye children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
SHORT SESSION OF THE AQUEDUOr BOARD.

The meeting of the Aqucduct Commission yesterday
81 ot and no import business transacted On
NJ Fish the permission which early the
NOR a granted TO the chief engineer the secretary Of
the Board give half holidays 10 the employees reconsd
rsd , being President Spencer the
hsi,nan of The Construction Committee appointed
cmfee 10 confer with the Cv Service Board In regard
poard Mr. spencer wanted 10 put MI McCuiloh on this
committed Int Hid9way objected and the
nj mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
cTCkyESS OF A BARK'S GREW

The bark Merom arrived here yesterday sIytwo days
from Hong Kong crew twelve sailors shipped
Hong Kong many them we're not IN good health when
fIev came ABOARD after leaving the Frank
debility. lie nftytwo q.
usrar Johisen sailor three died
soon after r. mbcr and J. Andersen
harE arrived the Marine Hospital
tiona story OF cruelty The part OF the captain
but upon investigation 1t was found ~ DO without
aftnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
OPENING HUGE MEAT MARKET.

The National Consumers Moat Company which brings it,
bee and mutton refrigerator rosh from western
ranches opened market in Broadway between Fifty
second and Fty.third last night The building extends
~ structure lis purpose
IL is lighted electricity and with It's hard wool furnish
ines ma rods presents tho very
neaness hugo in the centre lled with VI
suspended beef mutton. There wasa large number OF
ystors aud Tea gave luncheon friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
FATAL END BARRooM BRAwL

John Norris shot in rum-shop erawi at oliver
and III Whoren sts Newark election night died In the
hospital yesterday The fracas arose over the gues
LIZ named Dancannon called second round Which the
o. one the SsI sPDsd club Ss ss ss'hsa drove se
xSt started immediately aerward and shots were fired ~
Nindows pistol shot then crashed through wndoW Aho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
SELLING THE SPRING HILL TROTTING STOCK.

The trot;ng stock OF the Spring Hill STUD OF flushng
L. L. was yesterday at the American Horse Exchange
broadway and Ffeth St Mr. had taken great pains
in select ng and hal he not died would probably
have achieved distinction breeding establishment Vi
course the prices small compared with those OF me
McFerran sale in Kentucky, where Pancoast Drought
s2s 600 Pancoasts offered at TINS sale
Kentucky DctOr, four ycarod stallion by Dictator Jam
Nettie brought the highest price OF e sale ana went 10
G. Woodnut of Mineola L. L. for $4,000. The horses and
co a brought prices horse dealers estimates
There were forty Of tOm, and they sold for over
Sl2 600 Black Diamond by Dictator dam Puss Pra the
dam OF Lady stout run up to sl023 ioI whch W.
smith secured Adona, also by Dictator, dam Light
foot brought 900 and Adona I'VE earod black mare
81 $50. j. &. sibty, OF Penhsyvahn, DOught
her Many others went for $500 and over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

NEW RocHELLEThe ladies Of the westchessr %
Union who visited the polls on Tuesdy VIII
sandwiches excellent coffee 10 keep them away
from accessible back oors Three years ago
nine men intoxicaton Last year not !"
single person arrested for drunken and dsordery con
duet Tuesday good effects resulted from me
efforts OF the for the proposed new farsn
OF Trinity Episcopal Church have been prepared anu
prac adoua rh ptfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
THE PRESIDENTS BOSTON TRIP.

Washfnqton Gossip In The Baltimore American
The President Will leave Washington for boston
next Sunday 10 take part in the celebration OF Mon
day the two hundred md ftieh anniversary OF the
founding OF Harvam College He VIII DO accom-
panied by Secretary Endicott. He will hold pubnc
reception at Fanueil Hall Monday evening, and VIII
return to Washington on the following day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

LONDON Nov 2-At Lincoln to-day the Lincoln Autumn
Handicap was by Mr Vyne four yearod bay FLY AID
bv two lengths Miss isabella old bay horse
Wire was second length ahead OF T. Jennings fs three
yearod bay Stanisas third There were nine steis
Ksnaelo the favoTite, came in last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
FRENCH DELEGATES 90 TO WASHINGTON

The French delegates started yesterday morning In party
f for Washington They have not up
rooms at the House and eIpocto be back to-day
tomouow General Peisser has had An attack OF illness
~ nat he able 10 with the tho party.
MANY III the delegates wall sail or France Oh Saturday the
Gnncn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
NEWARK.

decided yesterday that the Excise Jaws
of 1877 and 1873 under which 1900 saloon licenses nave
been era ted In this city, Tho resu
has the right 70 SOL
liquor until the Legislature enacts new law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1see

mother sat at the window watching tho tempest swcop
over the rvor, and the theory Is the monoesoe "o'
made by the electric fluid. I....
whatsver scientists may say ss TO the correcsness
of the theory, tho faces are made by no acoheh"i
flaws or shad .ng I'm the glass itseR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber Of Commerce p. m.
Horse show Madison square Garden . ~
Auction ssie OF yacht At!ahlc No. 100 Walst, m
Edmund Coinss lecture before Canadian Ciup ooo "'
Eectr Club dinner, Hotel Dam. 80 p m - ,... 6
Institute Of Christian Philosophy No Winthroppace
m m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
STATEN ISLAND.

TorrFyvLLF-The Ron. Mr. Gordon. pastor OF ST. PauI
Church the twentieth anniversary OF his wedds
SATURDAY. friends presented TO him CHINA
100 pieces In the evening there was serehade ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
BOOKSELLERS RELEASED ON BAIL

william H. Frederick A. LOvecrait bet $40 at
Jerome Park on Tuesday Royal Arch and Samuel ROCK
held the stakes arrested and araigned
a the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday They were
Kelly. the bookmaker
bail and II Is intended to make test case OF IT,
Frank O'Dell. another bOOkmaker, was discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

The football teams Cutters and Berkeleys private
schools of city Of football yesterday after
nam a the Polo Grounds The players all young and
rugged they played vigorously as II ey Were gea
college teams Tie Cutters by OF "a points 10
Rowland Young and Rhoades made touchdo"ns ana Lee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRTDGRPoRT-The Charles Whipple indicted Tor
murder in the the Grand Jury for Killing III
lam H. Adams last June has on motion OF c9nse
gone the February term OF the Superior Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
NARINE I'M ELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
Sun rises $50 Sets. 450 Noon sets - Moonssgo-
WATER
/.A-sandy Hook. 1886 Gov Isld- %! Hell CATE. eio
P.N-Sandy Hook. lS0 Gov IsPd. 22I Heu Gaze. 4IO