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New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
NEM.IEREEY-

number OF years ago New-Jersoy noted ms tho
State qul huutug but for two years the "a ighcI
OF the bird. been great tat this year they
&C irce. Tho Sow-Jescy Game and Fish Protective SO
ciety will report bill 10 tue next Legislature prohibit
ins the shooting Of quail for three years.
ELILABgul.-The sheriff OF Union County yesterday
levied on Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive to satisfy
n claim OF -, 900 At the May OF court the al
ministraors of the estate OF Hope Vanncss secured
Judgment In the Union County Courts for $1,000 from
the company. Il. V. Lindahury the railroads counsel
paid tn money and the engine released. The
January term the Union County Court was opened.
Judge Van SICKLE CHARGED the Grahd Jurors briefly
The tenn rance people have been active In their
sadc against the liquor dealers and Is expected many
Indictments will ba found against them for violation OF
the sunday law The temperance workers have raised
large sum to light the cases.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
YOUNG MRS MURRAY SAILS FOR ENGLAND
Mro Joicev Nurrav the sixteen year Old

Mrs. JOlcey murray, inc siAtcOn "., ,,,
wife OF g. f. Murray, has been detained as an ui-
willing witness against her hdsband who shot ner iew
weeks ago longer cause OF trouble 10 the aunoi
ties. Her husband who is a medical student, I9unu
that nile he absent from the city his wire had Ie1
her no and had led dssolute life After the snoos
Ing she accused him OF attempting to XIII he Dus moro
recently sho has denied that her husband Intended 10
lure her. She says that he showed her the psto au
that sftcrward while they were both excited IL was
discharged in some way. ,,, 80
Tie young wOman's mother arrived from Enelsnu on
Saturday and since had several interviews with er
daughter. Dlstrct-Attorney MARITIME, to whom tne
I'm the case has taken much interest III
the affair." He consulted the young woman, VINO naa
been placed In charge OF Ebrdge T. Cory ana ade
his mind that 1t would be impossible to couyict he nus
band. The mother finally induced the daughtcr whose
mind she thought had been sOmeW hat Affected 70 re-
turn to England and Mr. MARITIME sent one Of s Oicers
to that they safely placed on the steamer
Arizona. The complaint against Murray VIII DC aiS-
missed
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
THE LOSS OF LIFE ~ THE AQUEDUCT

II considered resolution providing that In view Of the
loss OF life tnat had already occurred, the Chief
Engineer should cause thorough examination OF me
work and report to the Commission every case where
tbe provisions OF the contracts insure safety 10 life
not fully complied with. In all such cases ne was 10
nauce wh the terms and intent OF the contracts in this
M rtcusr The contracts provide that In the cOnsruc
lion aud use of the shafts the contractors shall properly
curb and thoroughly support the sdcs OF the shafts
that for lowering and hOsting men a1d materials the
best appliances shall used; that ali loose ros shall
he removed and the roof and sides OF the tunnels proper
ly ner red when deemed necessary and that only coin
peient men shall be employed TO do the work There
was some hesitation the part Of the Commissioners IN
nasing the resolution until II had been submitted 10 ths
Counse to Corporation. lie gave an opinion yestcr-
dsy that tho resolution proper The resolution was
unanimously passed by the Commission.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Conference between engineers and General Manager
Rnrns will contest before Surrogate Rollins, II o. III
Dock Fire and Aqueduct Commissioners meetngs.
Anction sale OF seats in call roo!n Produce -,
Society for Instruction in First AID TO lnJurcu' No
University Place. $40 p. M -
Constitution Cub. No GA Madison-Ayc p n' an To-,
Hrooklyn Elevated Railway stockholders ~ + "i-
ton-st., Brooklyn. noon. -, m.us poathoven
Hall, 8 p. IN. m No oaA enrinr.
ST., p. IN. ,.. ,.,,,a societv of
Mechanics and Trsdesnen, Steinway Hail; ,,. No
Ioeture Of exJustce Shea before Gielic oocioN' -0
II West Twenty. eighth-st, y. M
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
SHIT AGAINST A sTErMOrHER.

suit was begun In the Circuit Court In Jersey CITY
Yesterday to recover $4,000 for injuries alleged 10
have been Inflicted by Catherine Ratzer upon her step,
daughter age nineteen. The young woman was carried
in;o court and laid upon Il lounge with pillow under
her head she restless and seemed 10 be suHefhg
from a nervous trodble. She Is the daughter OF u
wholesale dealer In brewery grains who has accunu-
lated a great deal OF money IN the business lie mar
ried n second time In 1873. and at that time tue
plaintiff living with her grandparents. shc went
to live In her fathers house In 1880, aud she alleges
that from the horr she entered the house until she
left II again ia 1888 her stcpmother carried ON s -
teniatic and vruent persecution OF her. she was
compelled 10 do the most mental work Tor her step,
brothers and sisters and was frequently starved anu
beaten The eliminating &C of cruelty which cu 10
the suit February IL, 1883 when friend IN.
yited her ~ to \ church fair. Catherine askcd her
stepmother II she could go, but she was refused
dispute arose between mother and daughter which re-
suited as alleged In Mrs RatzcTs scizing heavy char
and breaking Ii the airs mead she sank 10 tbo
oo and her mother continued 10 beat her on the head
and body with piece OF the broken chair Catherine
struggled 10 her feet, and with blood streaming IRON
wounds into tho kitchen and fell faintlnR NJ the
feet of the She afterward fled from the house
Her uncle caring for her ut present Her mental
condition is said to he such from the injury to her
head that she is incapable OF caring for herself.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
REPORT OF THE MAYOR OF NEWARK.

The Newark Common Council OF 1886 organized last
night 10y the election OF Alderman Franklin Murphy Tor
president Mayor Hay sent iD vouInilOus message
tIe shows there has been total reduction OF tho
amount Of bonds outstanding - $ll7JOOO0 and the
amount I'm the sinking Funds. SJ,6i73OO Tue amount
OF uucollected assessments December l. 1883, was
81 339Gl0 81. In his comments tho Mayor critlohrs
previous administrations OF the financial anirs OF tho
city and make, a number OF recommendations, among
them tha the poll should DO abolished ~ they re-
suit in a loss 10 tho city, that now water supply he
provided, that better market facilities be provided by
issuing $500 900 OF bonds that 100000 be raised an-
uunlly for tue erection Of IA city hail on tue vase
property now known IA tho "Old Burylng GrOund'
hal the exintpz State laws be cOAlneJ
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
OFFICERS or TIE HISroRIoAh SOCIETY.

The New-York historical Society met last
night In It's building, secondave. and Eventhst., TO
elect officers for tho coming year Benjamin H. Field
presided. There WAS no opposition 10 the regular
ticket, which WAS made up as foows; President Ben
jnlnn H. Field first vce-president. Hamilton Fish !;
tecond vice president. John A. Weeks foreign
spending secretary william NJ. Evsrts; domestic cor
responding secretary, Edward f. do IAncey. recording
secretary. Andrcv Warren treasurer, Robert schell
librarian Jacob B Moore. The retiring officers read
their reports for 1885. Tho society has at present
1924 members. Its income for the year Sll,30O;
the gexpenses were $4,000 one hundred thousand
dolars have been given tho society for building
condition that 100000 be raised In two years
for the same purpose.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
MONEY FOR OREMArIFG IT'S MEMBERS.

The New-York Cremation Society held its
annual meeting last evening at No. lO9 West Fifty
fourth-st md elected the following officers: W. j.
Flagg president; A. c. T. Bergbaus and LOUIS Langc,
vice-prcsldents; Charles Putzel g. Berendsohn aud
Theodo sohh secretaries; d. W. Craig. trea-
surer Louis A. Martin, Il. A. Caswel, Augustus q.
Cobb James Duane A. III. Edinger and Henry w.
Boettger executive committee The treasurer reported
balance 81 800 to pay for cremating the bodies Of
members when they die.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
sERVJoEs OF THE WEEK or PRAYER.

The business mems pray -neetIng III, III t.Ie ne
John street Methodist Episcopal Church was well at
tended yesterday noon. The Rev. DIR. G.. Pentecost
conducted the services and George stebDLs lea te
singing After Or. Penecost had spoken fora few mo
mens many of those present told their religious expert
ence -, ~
At the Madison Square Presbyterian Church the Rev.
Dr. J. ~ Dickson OF Thirty fourth street Reformed
Church, led the meeting. His remarks were on tne
character OF national and individual sins, the atti
tpde OF man Christ and his lack In brothery Kindness
and charity felOw-man. There 49, he urged lack OF
zeal In missionary home and abroad All these
are subjects Of humiliation to the Christian
The Rev. Dr. c. =. Robinson OF the Memorial PresDy
teran Church. addressed the meeting at the Ccntfai
Presbyter,an Church.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
ABoLIsBING THE BUREAU OF PERMITS

Mayor Grace has decided practically 70 abol-
sh the Permit Bureau, and will soon send TO the Legisa-
ture bill abolishiDg the bureau In fac lie gave OF
ders Yesterday that permits should he given for
signs sign posts awnings and awning posts. street
stands barber poles, storm doors. skids 10 cross ne
CUTTERS etc Hereafter permits will SIMPLY be given FOR
dog licenses and for hosting safes under recent oral.
nance OF the Aldermen The Mayor thinks that the work
oore done by the Bureau OF Permits and the Bu
reau Of Incumbrances bo done by one bureau me
Mayor said that he would dismiss the corps OF inspect
ors and all but OF the clerks and the head OF
the bureau This Will effect saving TO the city OF sew
era thousand dollars but the other hand the city VIII
lose little than this In the way OF revenue frsm
the OF ic euses,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
SUBSCRIPTIONS Fos THE GRANT FUND
pUzzLED BY THE EVENING STAR.

Amateur star-gazers of late have noticed in
the evening unusually largo lumnary over the west
horizon. Opinions have boon evenly divided 10
whether II All electric lght hung from balloon,
system for strceightl FOR the the Clouds the
Hell Cato Lighthouse gone asray tho evening star
The cabnen about Madison Square got up pool and
wsgered their hardearned tips on the correctness Of
their eotye explanations OF the phenomenon They
lett the decision 70 Vice President Johnson OF tho
Edison Company. After giving to the matter mature
cohside and to the public his official assurance
that company 10 In way mixed IN the affair Mr..
Johnson has awarded verdict, with damages TO tho
advocates ofthe evening star
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
Jersey CITY.

Thomas r. Pratt, the telegraph OPERATOR and Howard
O. Rholes. the brakeman. whose alleged neglect OF duty
caused the terrible accident which occurred on the
Penn, ,ylyania Railroad October ls resulting In the
loss OF eight lives arrlgncd Ia the General ses
sions Court Yesterday "iictmons for granddaughter
They pleaded not guity aud were bailed Tor trial
otto Conrad arrested last night at the Danforh
Avenue station of NswJeTseY Central Railroad and
is held 10 await the of injuries alleged % have
been inflicted by him last Friday Otto iiaiser Of
No I47 Jackson Lane. Tho difficulty the result Of
n STRIKE for higher wages which occurred IN Otbardts
tobacco factory In Bergen-lvc last April.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
SHALL HE BE KEPT IN JAIL

An application TO release william Y. cooper
from the Ludlow Street Jail, whore hs Is confined Tor
contempt court disObeying order 20 pay his we
Lillian Cooper, 81 week alimony and $50 c0unsei
fee psndiny against her for an absolute dVOrcc
was before Judge Van Brunt yesterday. B. g. Derrick
said that Cooper was without means ana that MS
So SO that could not comply with the order Isaac L.
Sink opposed the notion saying that cooper hau con-
doned his wifes nndeiy and that she had been com
PEELED TO separate from him OH account OF his
habits and was Obliged support herself and two
children "a he refused to provide for his family He
had promised pay tho amuny and counsel fee and had
then sold ont his business and left the State without
doing so While n visit to this city detectives caught
him he put In Jail The Justice reserved his de-
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
A NEW ELEVATED RAILROAD STATION
,hn nrrnnnement of the EleYated RlilrOal

HE NrrNIlTeHCHU UI I!It TItFHItU NiIITUdU
station at tie Grand Central station is source OF great
to the oabneu and lOafcrs In that neighOOr
hoon The absent-minned passenger comes down the
street and finds the Old stairway on the north side OF
Fortsecondst gone Then he rshes over 10 the south
side and finds the entrance locked aud barred II not
too badly shaken up this state Of things he reads tue
notice Informing him the entrance IL through tho
Grand Central Station and after wandering up the stairs
in the part of tho station finally gets to the cara
This aDgcnent Is great benefit TO the passengers
who come into city by the trains, however, and TO
tbn no rel town.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
POLICE OFFICIALS COMPLIMESrED.

The Board Of Police yesterday received a
j. H. Southland prosecuting attorney Of To-
ledo, Ohio, complmentng Inspector Byrnes and De-
tectye-sergeants OConnor and Slauson the recent
capture masked burglars, ElwOod and Wilson j.
W. J. Pierson agent for the Howard Watch Company.
has asked permission TO present gold watch TO De-
tectvesergeant King for the recent arrest OF thief
and the recovery OF stolen property His request
referred to Superintendent Murray Sergeant
Ferris was renanded to patrol duty
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06

pected onee IN six days Heavy northers may bc ex
peoted along the gulf coast OF Mexico and Ie1as 40
often as once in ten days may extend as 1ar cast
n, Kew West and south Caribbean Sea to Aspn
wall portion OF the margin Of the chart is oevoted 70
condensed reports OF vessels upon the value
of the use OF oil to tho dangerous effects OF ncaVy
These reports all point TO the grea,es' smeaoy
towed in tho wator The use of mineral oil snot recon-
maj lad
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
SUICIDE OF FIFTH AVENUE BUTLER.

employ Of william Kent at No. 301 Fifh-r~e. com;
mitted suicide ia the house yesterday Nothing unusua
noticed in his behavior when he left his room early
IN the to snperlntend the preparation OF break
FAST bat he returned TO his at o'clock and soon
cut his throat with Hampton came 10 this city
from England seven years ago aud had been IN Mr.
and had wife and two children living at Pehaln
Bridge. Lately his wife had been i'll and he had cxhiD,
tied somo signs OF insanity but he had been faithful
servant and Mr. Kent had Intention Of discharging
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
70 gxAuJye KAyE,s MANURE HEAP AG41y.

The Ladies' Health Protective Association
met Yesterday afternoon In McCGareys Elite Hail. No.
1870 East Fifty nnb-st Tho growth OF tue association
has uado ysable the change from the Beeknsn Hill
Church. the former place OF meeting Complaints were
made OF No. 4Ul East FOry-sevonbst, NOa 32s, $50
and 332 East Fifty -sxhst The association has been
Informed that Michael Kane is again storing manure
the East River 'front.' between FortysiKth and Forty
seventh sts and committee was appointed to invcsti-
he
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
THE "BOUNCER" MAY DE BOUNCED"
Carl Tbeiss. pronrietor of Tbeiss's concert

7
hail I'm Fourtecntf-sf, directed yesterday by The
verdict OF jury the City Court before Chief Justice
McAdam TO pay $500 10 Robert Lichtenfes VINO sW9te
place severely nlurng him. Thess sworo that ho had
never the young man In his life and was SICK al
home when the assault was alleged 10 have Oc
CURED In this his wife corroborated HIM
Thess was asked II there not "a DOuncer" In
nlrcrs like h. Thi, was objected to- 81 sustain the
objection" said the judge when complaint Is made
against n 'bouncer,' then will see TO IL that the
bouncer Is bounced II he deserves IT." The jury gave
the pInt of the 81 900 which he asked for
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
ALONG TILE sOUND.

BKIDGEPoRT.-A movement, chaInpioned by L. T..
Barnum. General W. II. Noble ana j. d. Cindee OF The
Standard that the city Issue 100000 IL bonds TO i'm
prove the PARKS about tho city. introduced In the
Common COnncil Monday Philip WOlge-
M th who EhO; himself sunday. has died. He was
Utty Years Of age and lett widow and six children
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
Rrru DIES FROM THE PIsToL-SaoT woU.

Michael Ruth, who was shot in the abdomen
h. uacer Walsh did not rally from the shock incident
10 the performed upon him at the Ninety ninth
Street Hospital on Saturday and died yesterday. An
an,on.y WAS held by Messemer and the pistol
hall was found In the muscular tissue near the spine.
snporntendept Murray directed Walsh 10 be taken To the
Harlan Police Court aud the officer parOled In the
cnstody of Captain Hooker pending the investigation.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
OIL REoOMIEYDED FOR STORMY SEAS

The Pilot Chart of the North Atlantic
Ocean, for January, Just Issued by the photographic
bic information IN regard TO tho meteorological 'eond
ons TO be expected during tho month. The predictions
are that the storm on the North Atlantic s ut its
maximum Between the eoast north OF Cape Hatterns aud
that of Europe, north Of 4o latitude, gale may be
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
v,,w.vopr n,uy TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY g. 1880

choosing as his subject Eternal Punishment IL orho
delusion. no said. was Known W III, eternal
fHnrch a times eternal misery, eernai
pnnishmeut eornal misfortune and now In tue tue mild
,ny WIS nurcbSsed two years by The Od bleeeno &
" rect eocety as the was then KNOWN
paseor Tho Rev. /. W. Ilman, annonnceo 'n"'" " WV"
tirey free from debt
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
LONG IsLANn.

LoSG ISLAND CITY.-In the supreme Court, before
judge Brown, yesterday. Captain Wood OF the Long
Island city police, awarded six cents damages In
action for libel brought by him against The Ling Island
Cfiy STIR.
JAMAICA.-The Queens County Board of Supervisors
Yesterday passed resolutions regarding tho death OF
Perpunt Potter, who had clerk OF the Board
more than forty years The Board decided ~ attend his
funeral Ia "A body.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
RLOWJy0 ONT THE GAg

Captain Daniel Nichols, Of the bark Mary f..
RUSSELL OF Boston, went TO sweets Hetel at Fulton and
room. Attendants found him insensibio yesterday.
ihey turned of the escaping gas, opened the window.
end s,mmoned an ambulance. At tho Chambers Street
Uospai the Captain revived. lie said that he reDem-
bered blowing out the light put thoughs that he had
oiso turned the stop-c0ck.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Thc following busi-
ness was Supreme Court OF the United
states to-day:
No ssi-The Eastern Ban OF Cherokee Indians appel
lrnfa lyt Tho United Cheroseo Nation.
r rnt conl by Wll-On ior the APPELLANTS and by
S y Burdett ana W. a. Philips Tor the appellecs.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
9TAIEN IELAND-

RIcIINOND-The Board OF Supervisors yesterday com
pcicd the equalization - the various towns as foows
Casleton ST OGG 900; Middetown. 81. 100 l57 North
field 81, Az. .l35 Westfield. S9I0150; 6outhneld.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
DEDIoArrSo A UyIvERSALIsr oHuRon

= At the dedication of the Third Unversaist
Church In West Eloyentbst, noar Sixthaye last even
Ing the responsive service conducted by the Rev.
D. A. Gardner the former pastor OF the church, aud the
invocation delivered by the Rev. w. H. Gibbs OF Buffalo.
The Rev. W. b. Grove, OF Newark, preached the sermon,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06

Dstrict Tho result was: Philip Herman. 5,54o
William MoEntr, 1923; william J. Ellis. III Janes
Whiting 90; Jamos Merritt, II; A. j. Brush, 81 scatter
in q: defective, 10 total, Obs.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
To FORM A LUMBERMENs EXCHANGE.

Ameeting of the lumber dealers of New;York was
heid yesterday afternoon at the Grand Centra!
Hotel to consider the advisabiilty Oh FORMING u
nnarimons ia the opinion that some sort Of lum-
her exchange was necessary. A. /. Decker. dealer
IN yellow pine at Bethune-st and the Nerth iiVef'
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
MINIATURE AIN ,yAc

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 1875 sets SS9 Moon set 6lo Moons d 30
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
zM--sandy Hook. st5 Gov. fslan. s06'llen Cara 054
PA.-sandy Hook. 900 Gov. Isl.ni s4O'Hol Gate lC2s
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06

The removal and prevention of dandruff il
pleasantly accomplished by the OF ParkeIs Hair Basam
Parkers Tonic Is popular because it the sick.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
A BARGAIN IN CORNER LOTS

what desire but to keep from hng grave
lot half numbered always
supply OF Dr. Pcrces Golden Medical Discovery by you
hen the rs symptoms OF consumption lose no tim
In putting yourself ulder the treatment OF this invaluable
medicine II when nothing else will. Possessing Al
virtue the best cod liver OIL U
only tho cheapest but fr the pelsanest 70 take tpurge
and entches the blood, strengthens the system,
boche pnplos erptons AMI other hunors BY druggists
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
AnnounceuenJA
A REVOLUTION IN THE TREATMENT
ntep

rheumatism gout paralysis asthma and other diseases IN
every stage relieved. but permanently
change climate resort TO distant springs and
baths Everything required Is here the Columbian Insi
tuc public and professional institution organized under
the laws this l42 3ith at Consultations free
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

High-class elegant Furs and Sealskn Gar
Prices marked down. c. g. 6HAYSE los Prince-s
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
HENRY A. DAyIpIs ND

1i4 Lnxipgton.avey between 2etb and sOth sts.
HOURS 70 to7. Diseases OF the Nervous system.
Ispito Urinary Organs. Impotence and sterttiy, :.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06

Sealskn Short Wraps, English Jackets, and
Oil the nowest shapes Prices marked down. Como aud
tho bargains. q. q. SHAlsR, l03 Prnce-st.