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New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
JnsiruftioT.
Fer Bows and Young Mcn-City,

DOBERT Il. RAYMOND,
H. ate Principal rostol Schoo Of oratory -,
KAICK KERB0CEEK BU ILDlNG Gl4th-st ana 1th ave.,N.l
CCHOOL OF MINES.-Prcparatorv School
y A liigl choo Of Science and English
EAST 9TH ST
WOODBRIDGE DAVIS. &. =. IN. D. Hrln ipal
ETNlVERSlTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL No.
Js7: IloaCwav 4%G.ft: 59th year; rrtn27y.con
Cr, ai ad tasAt del aitntntS Instruction thorough
NJ. u. Hohoy. " J. Akn'ilM'& N'CicHci'o 'so -
WHERE TO LEARN kC>lNESS.-P&cka ;
W Iusncs. College sOj Broadway. Is the place
il the Tine Bopxkr'pug Ar hnetic Pcilnan mp .ii'
,on4.a and Shorthand an taught hero boy masters
hatny worth wiiC - T0w away htie none On an
inferior arr when the genuine thing can h' aad ~ re-
r-cc The ciucann H. whaT Won want
:. :. PACKARD TreaideAt
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CORNWALL HEIGHTS.-For sale or 10 rent.
" a large furnished cottage. containing II rooms with
modern improvements commands hne VeN OF ti3 tucson
River frov an elevation of frC9 station
and boat landing OF cutgated land Barn
and stIbe. Apply ..,o., -.
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AN NONTROSE RIDGE Overlooking vale

Two LEr.-On Jersey City llcights, within
nntes OF fohoken Ferries by Lorsccars aud eeya
-, .nit bile house ~ 10 AMI Oatf. WIN enclos
@ "rc a. m ne Ia half acre Rent 5000 APpy corner o
w arc,nn la IN Jersey ty heshts of Az
III " a'er ST. N'" j. MONTGOMERY
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\ no CTOSF A EST VIE.

E'OR SALE-IO CLOSE AN Isl - l..
reside. ce and outbu.ldDgs with t7entvsiN acres OF
lsna situated the village u Geneva y "tlih IT, ~ IL
College, TUE!tY 'hufch ana the ost
0Nce overookng seneca Lake The Tons )able Of G =
siou into large number Of buding lots ol oDu fy 0ou
large rooms on urs nOof ar
for large 70 ms 90 second nOO besee kitchen closet. sni.
srrrar roDus All the property ptrt thereof VIII DO
q saclillce y ,. Il''f.l..- ''HONNf ~.
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"0U2 AETNA BATTERY"
earrod IN the ocket aw W ready 'oT use
ACIINA CO., rs 9TH ave, ~ !.
Dantina Ataoemifs.


LEXkNDER MACGREGOR'S. 112 5th-ayc.
n Wazing thorou ehy acquired IN fcw private lessons
strictly pryate,. l's ons daily.
EEO.W. .WhILACE'S classes. 121 West 3Sth
X ct Broadray. TiaTlela. lleti st. An ave New
spring classes orming. Ladies. neler and children 'r
cu.ars.
AIR. p. HARVARD REILLY. Master of
W Danc.ng. 57S 9Th ave. circulars
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ELREKON, n. ITO let, cottage contain
IL Ing bedrooms bathroom. par'o library reception
room dining buffers pantry, Kitchen, furnace aud
gra.es All newly handsomely and completely furnished
stable ace1mcdatca horses Apply to owner l31 West
3Jth.st. az the holse. Eberoniye thId from Casino
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nOPVIAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON anf

WEXFORD ROU l. ~ NEW PORI, IL
w Leave Grand reu,ral Depot as follows
A. ga m arr wing IN New port az go p. IN.
A. 2p m. arriving In Newp,rt at SOL NJ.
tD AwingrOOm care alta he'd t0 both ttainsl
THEnDORE WAKREN, Sup
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GCIL r. q city Testimonials tres
AETNA CO.. rs 5ih ave. n Y.
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A DESCRIPTIVE LIST Of Al the furnished
n un'u1shed cottages 70 roAt at Far Rocksway.
crest. Lawrence and Cedarhurs redy Address
JONES q WAINWRIGHTs Real Estate Agency Far Rock
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
NETWORK CITY.

Policeman g. g. Cox yesterday shot dog supposed 10
be mad at No 2G3 stsnton-st.
The first bale OF tho crop OF Georgia cotton was
sold the Cotton Exchange yesterday Tor 1S cents
pound.
The steam lighter ROslyn. which was lying at Eonn-
sons stores, Brooklyn, caught fire Yesterday She was
run ashore Governors Island where the fire was cx
tnguished by two tugs.
George Macarthur yesterday drove coal cart over
Walter BroOhm, fve Of No. ,42S Avenue ~ at
Seventy sxth-st., killing him instantly MeAithur was
arrested
A Thrd.ave. car came into collision on Wednesday
night with crOsstOwn at Sevcnteenthst, ana DON
were damaged slightly. Fannie Henstley age ten, OF
No s43 Third ave, cut slightly by broken glass
Letters OF administration the estate OF Elise r.
Ger ach who committed suicide at Fort Lee, were
granted yesterday TO her sister Dy surrogate hOI!uS
The amount is $50.
James White. "a stone mason fell from the Equitable
Building yesterday and received fractured skull,
which will probably result III his death.
James Rosse of No. Az East observation-disclosures ihir
teentn-st and Michael Fcury, OF No. $50 East Onhhh
dred ami niuIhst, Quarrelled YESTERDAY, and Ro-se
struck Feury the head with shovel, Iacturhs his
skull.
The nfty-nfth annual Industrial exhibition OF the
American Institute Will be held at the Institute pud
ing Sixththri-st Second aud Third ayes, beginning
on september % and continuing ali ut ten weeks Ap
pications space far IN excess OF all exhibitions
given heretofore and large number OF new Inventions
will he shown this year.
The Thirteen Club gives s fty-hfth regular monthly
dinner this evening, calling The Midsummer Dinner
by the Sea- Hotel Brighton, COney Island Guests
will arrive at thirteen minutes before T. m lilneI
will bo served at A. II o'clock. Members who attended
tho annual dinner and who are no. resent or ac
led for to-day Will be Officially declared dead,
victims 10 the unlucky number ana the iaia frldhy
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
BROOKLYN.

Deaths last week. $50; births. POI marriages. s..
Absolute divorce granted yesterday to Mrs Charles
ii. Murch.
Mayor whitney 10 shelter Island Yesterday for two
weeks vacation. Alderman Oena VIII act as Mayor IN MS
absence.
William Cannon sixteen, Of 40. IA Ewcn-stg who
wa wounded fl the hand ~ Toy pistol "rI
yesterday fIom ckjaw.
Charles Meyer age three Of Or Joseph Mayer ~ No
3g- Crahamnvc dangerously burned At Donire 'hit
lie kindlcd In the street yesterday.
Mary Mckay age seventeen whose sister Tliir recently
married the Rev. W j. sherman %. the Roman 'diho.
Church Visitation secured warrant vest, r iof ir
arrs st Of her Mrs Nct lue OF No II Doug iss 81 WIN
whom formerly lived and who put her ont o The house
when she went 10 IL 20 get her clothes Or Wcdnts laF
In order 10 keep expenses ~ the Park Department
within the appropriation half The force Of hlorer- "a- -
YESTERDAY sixty three men al Woik l''h
other men have suspended by 0der oi the Executive
They have also made place FOR Prank iittn
discharged epoyc, who testified AT the recent lnNc7lS
ton.
charge Of attempting burglary IN N" Astoria Po-t
once against Joseph Cody, who captured on rhlu"
night examined By United States Conn -ionri B,n',
YESTERDAY cody was bcld tho Grand jury Joseph
Murray his accomplicc. VIII De examined to-day.
Coroner summoned Yesterday 70 take Tie ante
nOrcm statement of Caroline laahc sixteen o 40 l-5p
broadway suffering from the ehcc Of drugs taken To-
produce miscarriage.
Chief Engineer lohic Il the Navy Yarl Yesterday ap
pointed f. IL Farron clerk the Engineering Delart
ineut succeed Thomas H. wilkinson. nnie orlcfs iioi
Washington Mr. FarTOn has been the assistant CHIEF clerk
for wears
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feet vide. He was busily engaged
open door, gave II n push and it closed upon the
unwilling prisoner aud the spring locks fastened #
It was not known that any one was Wlthln u1tll
scian ni ,n"S were heard H. s strobridge whose desk
was near the door. knew the fombnnatioSp;, inatSS;
that DIR. Burnard might soon sufocate IN
his narrow quarters that he could not work he
lock- As his excitement grew he gave up the at
tempt 10 open the door and dashed down the stars
for = locksnith Two other clerks tried in vain 10
move the lock- although they had the combination
written on paper
After ten minutes delay in opening the vault
Deputy Police Commissioner Dallon chanced to
enter the room and learning the difficulty sue
ceeded in making the combination work. Dr. Bur
nard was overjOyed at his release by means Of
stepadder in the vault he had reached small ven-
tilator about four inches square, i'll the ceiling and
opening IT had obtained a little air. But nc was
dripping with persplration.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
FUNERAL OF RICHARD NJ HOE.
MANY OF his Employees AND PROMINENT PEOPLE


MANY OF HIS Employees AND PROMINENT PEOPLE
PRESENT.
St AIMS Protestant Episcopal Church, in Nor
fisauia. was crowded yesterday morning by people
who came to pay their last tribute to the memory
OF Richard NJ. Hoe, the millionaire inventor and
mechanic who, at the time OF his death III
of the extensive Hoe printing press es-
ta tablishmcnt. There were not only wealthy
and influential men in The llttle church but there
were also many who only knew Mr.. Hoe in he
work shop where he had Kindly word OF cheer
for all. The latter. his employees were there III
body and marks of deep sorrow were portrayed on
their countenanccs when they heard the final words
spoken over the body OF their dead employer, III.
metallic coffin. III which was the body, covered
with heavy folds of black cloth stood near the
chancel In tire front of the church. Around 1t and
resting against the altar were many floral designs
sent by relatives and ilends. and upon the collin
Law two buuches of cut iowers iIom the family.
Tie Rev. William Huckell read an appropriate Sc
lection FROM the Scriptures after winch the duet
As Pants the Heart yas sung After prayer the ti.
OF Mr.. Hoe. He referred TO hiin as q friend to all
who applied to him. and was not only ready with
his advice but with his purse as well 10 assist an
who appealed to bim. lie applanded MI noes
business energy and his keen perception.
After the discourse the choir sang kock OF
Ages" Then, after the benediction, the funeral
march from the church TO the vault below began.
The village people who had nocked to the church
bowed then heads aud wept for they all re, re-
ssfsa ss g Hoe the Coffin
the shoulders Of six strong men was carried from
the church. Ii was taken TO the vault beneath the
edificc and there placed Its last resting place.
Near the door of the church by which the coffin
passed stood the members of the family who were
present.: Mrs. K NJ. Hoe, Richard NJ. Hoe, jr.,
Robert Hoe, Peter Hoe. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Iiar-
per, Mr.. and Mrs John Harris Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses DOdd. Harry and Seymour Spalding.
Ralph Oakley, Richard Lawrence and Mrs 9. J.
Lawrence The pail bearers were $ ID. Tucker, J.
A. Harper. Gouveneur Morris, the Rev. A. III. Bur-
lingham. :. c. Caldwell, w. r. Beal,
B. IL. Field NJ. Is. Phillips, Charles
]. galloway and Theodore L. De Winnie.
Among other prominent people present were
Nathaniel Jarvis, jr. Henderson Moore, William Z.
Martin, president Of the lypothet@ [; H. l.. Spald-
Norris, n. A. Warner and S. NJ. Wright and W. B.
Worrall representatives of the General Society of
Mechanics and Iradesnen.
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Troubles OF H. KALBFLEISCHS SONS.

The difficulties existing between the men,
Ing somewhat complicated by Ieason OF suits brought to
recover sums by the rin. An order was issued ny
Justice Guile appointing receiver and restrain ng thc
prosecution Of suits against the firm its individual
members. Kelly II McRae, OF tas city, representing
tho Broadway National Bank subsequently, tegan pa
ceedngs member OF tho firm 10 secure payment
of o $1,000 note held by the bank. Bergen 4 DyKmah,
attorneys for Kabescs Sons regarded this action as
n contempt OF court and asked that tho bank be prose-
cued therefor. Mr. Kelly. of Kelly McRae, SAID yes
teriay that nothing would Of tie proceeding Inc
restraining the prosecution OF suits against tDe
firm was OF course proper but there doubt mat
the bank essed the right 10 individual mem
Der OF the firm aud to levy upon his individual property
the receivers functions extending only 10 the affairs OF
tho firm The rm he said. seemed to want their credi-
tors to wait until they had finished fighting among them
selves although they solvent and abundantly able
TO pay. This a rather unreasonable expectation
from o business point of view.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
DISSATISFIED WITH SUBWAY BoyDSuEy.

1t was stated in behalf of the Electrical Sub
way Cu.tructon Company YESTERDAY that the rumors
about being unable on with the,wOrn Oi laying
the condults were without louhd"tlOn. OWccrs
OF tho company say that work VIII bo
starioi day specified In tho contract,
August 81 In regard to question or infrlngoment
upon other systens they say that matter nat kind
OF electrical condult- are laid patent litigation Ia almost
certain to follow and hence threats OF lawsuits Will not
deter them slightest, though. or course. every
effort will DO made TO aYol them. Tho subway
Commission ia investigating tho bOndsmcn or the
Consructon Company. having discovered that some OF
them not worth nearly much "a thcy cla.me One
them, It Ia said not long ago refused Dy Surro-
gate Lott OF Kings County bondsman 70 an amount
That was less than $4,000. Tho commission has tho
right to change tho bondsmen whenever II desires.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
TANGLTNG MS FEET IN ORINOLTNE.
" hilc making a call IN Wednesday even


upon young woman in The house OF ftancIs Buckiug
ham, No 37i Bergcnsi., Brooklyu Robert o. Buttles,
No. 27s Courts, hidden IN closet by tue young
woman upon the approach Of her uncle. Mr. Buoking-
ham. iis enjoned To keep quiet but his feet be-
came cntangled In some crlnOlne, and in trying TO
cxtricato himself he made "a noise. Mr.. buckingham
opened the door. and the frightened young nan dashed
past him and out OF the house. Mr.. Bu"kinghHm pur-
sued shouting Burgars!" and pocem al caught Mr..
Buttes lie explained tho matter AT tue Butler street
Police Station and was allowed 10 20 home.
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HrALrH CERTIFICATES Norro BE BorGHE.

Statements were published few days ago
thnt Dr D VI. Burgers, tho representative or the
National Board OF Heath mt Havana, Cuba. was Yolat-
iug the lshing health certificates TO pasen.
gers on New York steamers upon the payment or ~
each Tho staemrnts wers cmphaucalT denied by
r".teray Not a passenger could he found who dd not
deny tho charges with energy. George W. Orrln, u
passenger, said:
Tho for circulating such vile rumoi was Ia IN
we'll liked IN Havana ana Is spoken
of d, thorough and ccon official There i- not Sclnt Ia
~ charges. These certificates are gwen Only 10
such thoroughly protected uOm yellow lever either
nom having had being accl mated aud permit pa 'sengcs
the vessel arrives. lille nh'i- must Wit
sailing Havana nave tidpStt
charge made for the certificate"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
NEWS FHOM TIE SUBURBS
WANTING A RETRACIION OR MoNEN

WANTING A EETRAC1lON OK SiONn H. L. ,o,
Two suits $4,000 damages for LIBEL are ,c RrGT S
able outcome of the proceedings OF meeting ht G meetDy
fhe Tom Trustees South Orange. ~ j. At Iis
Robert Slcca produced letter wr1en S IN G h
Nuecnt q citizen charging Metealf with ~, N Nm %
disposition Of funds appropriated for street r,pas
cali pronounced the charges false and dennueu an sr
ti.n Henry TAYLOR another trustee soon
Iri-ed his colleagues by stating that LOUIS r. o
postmaster had attempted 20 influence nm VII IL
iion for Joseph Morrison IA overser OF tc n
Investigation and committee was appou' Cn
OF the charges Taylor took steps 10 yin
dlcate hms Insisted that Mr.. Baiy should
card making a full retraction. The latter S ~ a.
ngncss. hut his letter to that effect was nor @ rcd
their lawyers with view to civil suits Tor ipe Ioi ,
each Poth Taylor and Morrison say they VIII uoP 'c s'
If nsa;sfactOry rctraction is made.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

Steamer Rhyand tBolg Jamison. Antwerp with mdse and
passcng.rs Peter right Arrived at the Bar at
midnight
steamer Tallahassee Fisher Savannah days with mdsc
and passengers To Henry longc, jr
sUNsEr-windat sandy Hook light, wsW; hay. At City
Island light, WNW hazy.
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steamer Gcrmauic tBr Kennedy. Liyerpool-RJ Cortis
steamer Yucatan tBrl, sanirey, Avonmouth Dock-kJ
CoTtls.
steamer state Alabama (Br) Candy. Glasgow-Austin
Baldwin & Go.
Lessng (Gcrl. Barends Hamburg. Plymouth and
ChcrbOurg -kunhaIit 6 Co,
* Young.
J IL Winchester S Co.
steamer Manhattan stevens, Havana and Mexican ports
I Alexander e Sons.
Steamer Louis Buck. Mount. Jacksonv ileVWauer Ray
Steamer Nacoochce, kcmpton savannah Henry Nonge
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher. savannah Henry Nenge, r
Steamer Roanoke Couch Norfolk CITY Point and Richmond
Odd dominion - 60.
steamer General Whitney, Bcarsc. Boston II Dlmock
ship samuel skolhed. "a skohed, Calcuta-Nernon IL
Brown Co.
Bark scotland (Ir' Munro. Antwerp-Snow & Burgess
Bark ~ Patrick tl5rl. Newell. tetto-C W BcitauN.
Bark sueI (SwoD Feruvrom Buenos Ayres-John Norton
&
brig Wooicock (Bp. Williams, Aspnwall-I Bailey 6
CO
Brig Robert Move Peterson. st Pierre, Mart-H rrow
bridges sons.
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sTNrrS ISLAND
rr-.s Al rnr rAiL or EAcu WICKET.

STATEN Island o : - ~ - - > lo- 1913 100 100
C1uadians - 81 81 ~ - 20 llg l2J ~ 1873 l3I Ia
UuI.r,s- X. Hooper AMI l.: g. Dixon.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
THE COURT&.


DECIDING AGAINST THE CABLE COMPANY.
The General Term of the Supreme Court yes
toriay Justice. Daniels and Brady coincidns-Presid
ng Justice Davis being absent owing to ncss-rcfusei
70 change ts order regarding tho Cable Railway
Compnr.y. counsel asked that the order should
state that the objection to the cable road lay only IN mo
tion whether tho General surface Railway Act OF
h,d repealed the statutes the way OF tho cable
people Tho reasons for the refusal are IOund III lhc
following inemor4 an lum flied by JIstlc, DdnltlS;
Tie confirmation ~ tr report uf Gable Commi.ioncr-
r. on ofnsi le grounds beyond that of tf ri'
n ffs Laws upon fr l, uf l-l5 And the order f. N
. hn entered permits 'r.r ojr. nn. stu - %" urs 10
ra. ~ . arpDAl tr Court n Appeals n would not be
parties oonf-ul %, night 0f thC company 90 CON
siruot halfway sol 20 restrict th.m bv fr order rs ' pre-
u. these objections The 0Iier II u- been
allows an legal objections 20 hc presented
n n appeal the Count Of Appeals tDy were before r
General crm AMI order broad that Is cIuc1 hy
tic controversy ia tlt case.
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Announcements



The Of suspicious character hs general appear
ancc coupanionsp without waiting untl no
has robbed traveller fired house murdered fellow aii
important function OF a slIewd detective Even more
important - the arrest Of disease which not checked WIZ
blight destroy human life The frequent cough loss OF
appetite general anguor debility, pald skin and bodily
aches and pains announce the approach of pulmonary con
SUMPTION which promptly arrested and permanently cured
by Dr Pierccs Golden Medical Discovery" Sold by drug
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
A orEKIsrIc HADDky APPOINTMENT.

IL seems certain that one OF cx-CollectOr He'd
dcns appontrtS superintendent of the Barge ONCE Walrn
Will have Ia 60 MI Mhalen was Hubert o. lhomIsons )
lieutenant IN the Fourth Ward and Tint hc might receive that
Ju-t consideration due To the cnergirs O efficient
hr appointed Captain of the Night watch Collector
eddrns attention called la the Iact that such posi-
ton was recognized ia the Treasury Department. lew
The Ontc OI
of the Night Watt, declared and Mr. Mhacn ap
pointed superintendent OF the Barge Oicc This position
In the customs either st MI Whalcn
has not been disturbed lie has not Cv Service
animation but he exhibited s puhllncdtOn- few days
when he asked II the steamship has been spoken
lie replied, amt heard her spoken Of" complaint has
the Cvi service calling attention
only the fact that there such Office superintendent
Once that Mr.. Mhalcn
passed Cvil service examination.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
ANNOYED BY A SWINDLING CANVA SSER.

Among the most ingenious and successful
swInders at large Is ono who represents himself as
"A canyasscr for CdssWS UOnHiy iIo allows his vic
tins select picture as premium. from four that he
carries ali for dollar Tcn ho concludes tho bar
gain by Offering gilt frame for seventy We cents winch
i. worth about twenty-five cents For the Last four
months the publishers have been receiving complaints
from many towns within 200 miles OF this city from
people who have been swndlcd. The goes through
a thoroughly, generally In day. ami then goes 10
another town. Tue firm gets returns" In about two
weeks IL has warned the public several times. and
made many efforts to catch the man lie IA about forty
or forty years or tall and thn. lie has sandy
hair, heavy mustachc, and his upper teeth I'M
parfe
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
DAMAGE CAUSED 81 THE ELEVATED ROAD
4 Ln..-.nn .-a. Landnl down on MclnosdaX bE

United ~tat"- judge Wheeler denying motion for now trial
90 c Of the F.ith National Blnk against the New-lor&
Elevated Railroad. This has been IN Tie courts
nearly Nt,-r-. Kelly S NJ Rae f'ffesontluS
part.n The suit was FOR antge- alleged To have been
.u.it, the bank through o. construction oi the fa
wav station AZ Third ave and Twchty thirlst 10 the
d.ffuu.nt ~ property used lur hu~Acss purposes
af That ruiuf. 4 verdict for 5000 rendered
nn tr.A subsequently -rared ani verdict 81 5000
The verdict ir the entire
dnn1gc su-ianod the second fo damages sustained
down o tic time 81 The tIa From thi- thcru Is no APPEAL
tr law limiting the ugt oi app,al To cases exceeding IN
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
WHAT THE PEOPLES MISSION NEEDS

NC TcOP1c !1TSs10rT, u
bers Abiau Duryca Or-nn d. Num- w. II. Wilton. L"nud
SkdmOe Charles D. Grinn Rufus l. Cole and Adam i i-
conducting It's Battery Park services SUNDAY Afternoons
much The Attendance has been large during the
and the Rev. C. C. Gos the pastor general -urn
Mission that this c meets IN MS
visiting Of sickness than usual especially
that sufferers shrink making their needs
public. The Mission uccds at least tlupa week 10 m't Tho
various Of actual dcsuon ana 10 carry Oh the Battery
Park services Money may 10 Pratt the
urcr No. 10 Fulton ST. TO Mr. GOss, No " Nuickst
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
PAYMENT or AOUEDUCr EMPLOYEES.

Controller Ioew was indignant over the fesolu-
ton passed by the Aqucuct Board y requesting
that hereafter the engineers. inspectors, clerks eye c
poycd along the line OF The aqueuc be paid Once Sagn month
by the instead OF being compelled 10 come
their pay, thereby losing valuable ine
The Controller said that the resolution ~ns entirely in,th
and could under stand how II could have been
adopted without inquiry facts the Ever sine"
work aluoduct begun the city Payma-tcr h-
month along the line o the work VISITING tc ~
Headquarters and paying thOs" employed there I'M.
was coIroboated by John II Zimmerman the Cy rayma
ter The this Harlem River have been paid
the Controllers oce but they desire H. they Will b. paid
af he hen
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
NEW-JERSEY.

PATFRsov-Mrs Thomas a. Morell and her nve ciIuren
were poisoned yesterday eating canned corne peel rO
some time Il ght that all would de bn the h9mp
cmetics saved their lives aihe7 ihlS
prisoner attempted 10 commit suicide on wednesday gnt
his wrists with tin check suc as e
given prisoners for their clothing on putting on prison s9o
Patrick Cunningham. age ten, who had been 10 ho' NV Nv
Sunday with his parents. got on at 3foohyn III tS
crowd and The child wandered TO Jersey Cly ana
the and carried 10 turner's De
fore awokc He walked rom Turner'S 70 s9uthneus a
after remaining there for time walked 10 ring
some sent him to Paterson, where lie arI'r Oh
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

steamers BROOKLYN for - Gcrmanic for Liverpool
state OF Alabama, glasgow Lcpanto Newcastle. kepicr
London Jersey city Bristol. LeS,ug Hamburg, Antas.
Prince. Manhattan Havana, Roanoke. Richmond:
Lykus and JEANNE, -
ship ThOs ii Rand tor DantEic.
Also sailr-Nia Long Island sound GleudOwer for
81 John Nh Cen Whitney, Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Aug l2Arrived steamer Martco (ar), jenkins
from New York July l2.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug l2-Arrivcd. steamer wyoming (Dr,
Rgby from Ncw.York Aug 3, On her way to Liverpool