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Rev. DR.. BristOr's AccuSer.
SHE BREAKS DOWN UNDER CHARACTERIZATION

SHE BREAKS DOWN UNDER CONGRATULATIONS
BY BRISTOR.
The trial of Rev. g. r. Bristor, pastor of the
Methodist church at Spring Valley, N. J., for
improper relation with Ida Downes, was con-
tinued in Jersey City yesterday by the commits
sion appointed by the church authorities. Ida
Downes told her story, as previously printed,
promptly and fntelligently. DIR. Bristor con.
Quoted the cross-examinationh himself. She be-
came nervous and confused and when he
asked her why she had not spoken of the as
sault sooner did not reply. Dr. Bristor insisted
that his question be answered, when she broke
into tears. The presiding elder then interfered.
When cross-examined as to her two retractiOns
she pointed her finger at Mr.. Briotor and said:
81 wrote the first to save you and you fright
ened me into writing the other" When she
left the stand she was suffering with nervous
prOstration.
Mrs Scott, a member of the Spring Valley
church, testified that she was at BristOr's house
when Ida made her retraction, which was
voluntary.
Mrs Rupell the nurse, testified that she was
a domestic in the Bristor household at the time
of the alleged assault on Ida Downes. She
thought the assault could not have occurred
without her knowing 1t. Presiding Elder Craig
then adjourned the case until this morning
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No Home Rule for ireland.

THE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER SAYS ENGLAND
WILL NEVER GRANT 1T.
LONDON, Jan. 13.-The Duke of Westmins-
ter, in a speech at Chester said he depiored the
fact that Mr. Parnell had deluded Ireland The
British right ARM he declared, was still power
ful, and England would never grant home rule
TO Ireland.
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PROTECTION OF BOTTLERS
Representative Ryan (Kan.) reintroduced in
the House Monday his last years bill to pro-
tect bottlers Of aereated waters beer, porter
and other beverages in the District of Columbia
by prohibiting others from using or trafticking
III any bottles or boxes bearing names or trade
marks duly registered In the District court.
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PRovINcETowN, MASS, Jan. 13.-Wreckers
have saved 1900 barrels OF guano from the
schooner Geo. Nevinger, and have a prospect OF
saving the balance OF the cargo If the weather
holds
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A Village Sensation.

The AUTHORITIES EAC1TED OVER A YOUNG
WOMAN AND HER CHILD.
A telegram to the New York Herald from
Wilkesbarre, Pa, January 18th, says The little
town of Ashley. near here, is greatly excited
over an episode that happened there to-day.
Two weeks ago strange young woman, not
over twenty years of age. of attractive personal
appearance and with evidences of refinement
about her, came to the place inquiring for a
reiative-John Caffrey. She said her name was
Mary Smith, and that her husband, a laborer
ia the mines, was killed five months ago in
Hazleton. She had considerable money in her
possession. She could not find her relative but
in the evening she was taken sick at the house
Of Robert Finley, where she gave birth to a
female child. The child got along well until
yesterday, when it was found dead in bed, aud
suspicion was aroused that the mother had
made away with it. The coroner to-day held
an inquest The autopsy showed that the in
FAINT had been smothered. and the testimony
pointing strongly to the mother as the guilty
party. she was arrested tonight and committed
to the county Jail. The mother, who is utterly
Frustrated, asserts her innocence and mair-
tains her former story, but it is generally con-
coded that she has little OF the appearance of a
labOrer'S wife.
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fhILADELPhIA, Jan. IS. Inc southern
Maryland railroad, with its franchises and
property, was sold to-day by order OF the U. S.
circuit court Of Maryland, at public auction, for
CORY, representing the Boston bondholders.
President CARROTS Action Approved.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 13.--At the regular monthly
meeting of directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, to-day. the action of President Gar
rett In cutting passenger rates between New
YORK and the west was approved.
PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER A. NJ. MAT
TICE has been ordered to duty in the bureau of
steam engineering, Navy department.
CoURT-MARTIAL SENTENCE AppRovED-The
Secretary of the Navy has approved the find
ings Of the court-martial of First Lieutenant
William c. Turner, OF the Marine corps.
lantic station, on charges OF disobedience
Of orders, and sentenced to suspension from
present number, and TO be paid ut the rate Of
$50 per month during that period.
The GERMAN SEIZURE OF SAMoA.-A report
from the U. s. consul at Samoa has been re-
ceived by the Secretary of State confirming the
seizure Of that island by the Germans. What
action has been taken by the department in the
matter, II any, cannot be learned.
DES1cIkNr ARMY CADErs.-Information has
been received Of the results Of the recent ex-
aminations at the West Point Military acad.
envy. Twenty-nine cadets were found deficient
and will be dropped. The second class was the
only one that had NO deficient members. Two
belonged to the first class fourteen to the third
and thirteen TO the fourth. II is very unusual
for frst class men, who have been three years
and half ut the academy. to be dropped.
TO BIZ HANGED FOR RAPE.-The trial OF
henry scott, T. negro aged eighteen, began IN
| A verdict OF guilty was rendered yesterday, and
scots was sentenced 70 be hanged February ~
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News Briefs.


The prices OF imported goods in Mexico are
being advanced by the merchants in conse-
Joseph N. Rivers, coiored, ex-postmaster at
Ladies Island, S. e., has been convicted of en-
beZzling government funds
The king of Bavaria will probably marry
mOrganatically Frau Kramer klett, a young
and beautiful widow of a Nuremberg carriage
The current of lava from the volcano of
Colima, Mexico, has made its way two and a.
quarter miles down the sides Of the noun
tain, aud is still advancing.
Father Becketh the general of the Jesuits is re.
ported to be dying.
city council on Monday by Supervisor FarwelI,
prohibiting "sand lott meetings. was defeated
last night by q vote of to 4.
Great Britain TO send commissioners with him
to Panama and make report upon the work of
the Panama canal.
Salisbury on the Western North Carolina road
since Saturday last: The water dripping in
nels have solid core of ice.
day sentenced Capt; John a. Williams to
tiary for the murder Of Otto Mayher q seaman
on the schooner Eva, who claimed to be Ger
M. Fioquet has been elected president of the
French chamber OF deputies.
FRosTBITEs.-Dr. Lapatin, I'm the "Pnoceed.
tngs Of the Caucasian Medical Society,"" advises
that fingers and toes which have been slightly
burning and itching sensations, should be
painted, at nrst once and afterwards twice q
day, with mixture Of diluted nitric acid and
peppermint water in equal proportions. After
this Application has been made for three or four
days The SKID becomes darkened and the epi.
dermis Is shed, healthy skin appearing under
IT. The cure Is effected in from ten to fourteen
days. The author has found this plan very
enectual amongst soldiers who were unable 70
wear their boots In consequence of having had
frozen feet. they were In this way soon rem
dered capable of returning to duty
WHEN sERvIA WILL MAKE PRAcR.-servia
has resolved not to make peace with Bulgaria,
Eastern Roumelia BY the powers has been
| solved In q manner which viii satisfy the
Alexander has offered the Sultan the services
Of Bulgarian TROOPS In the event OF 3 Greek m
1 f,.e, ss1M nSalo -
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The Hudson Frozen Over.

NEW YORK, Jan. lathe Hudson river was
frozen solidiy across this morning as far south
as Spuyten Duyvil. Along the shore there are
high banks of cake ice.
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A CONGBEssMAN'S NARROW ESCAPE FROM
FREEZING To DEATH.-Information has been
received here that Representative Wilson, OF
West Virginia, came very near being frozen to
death the other night while driving with a
friend from Harper's Ferry to Charlestown.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings al the signal office to-day:
Is AIN, Ia; a. M, O.6; Ii am, 1873; d. IN.
1873. Maximum, 1877. Minimum, GA.
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OFFICERS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION ELECTED.
The Bar association last evening held its an
nual meeting at the court house and elected
the following officers: J. g. Payne, president;
A. .. Worthington and r. r. Perry, vice presi-
treasurer, and ]. NJ. Johnston, q. E. Hamilton,
]. H. Gordon, E. q. Newman and H. L Davis,
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 13.--At the regular monthly
meeting of directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, to-day, the action of President Gar
rett in cutting passenger rates between New
York and the west was approved.
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FINANCIAL AND COM MERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.

The following are the opening and 800 p. m prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire to Ii. ii. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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BALTIMORE. Nd. January 13.-virglnis sizes,
consolidated 55; new ten-forttes, 39lz: new threes
og1s TGs.h SaToIisa skies old li5s 6id today
midadling 9,s Flour quiet and firm Howard street
do family. 42ss4;75: city mills super, 2.5OasO0;
90. extra, 35Oa4 lS; do Rio brands. 4.62a4 as:
500. Wheat-southern nominal: western lower and
active, closing dull: southern red 9Oa03 do amber
94a9z No. l Maryland 90 asked No. western
winter red, spot 80 bid February, S6asaS67s: March
ssasaasss. April: soaso,4 May. 9lAaslls Corn
southern white 46ai,O; do yellow 46a5O: western
Fnirns;r spot January flesh 47sa47a.:
aaaisaa4.a Oats firm and quet-southern. 36a3e:
mixed mixed ., sas s;s. Rye quiet 65s7o HAY higher
fass.,. Mess pork. 102oal0: g. Bulk meats
n sn,,n loasall Lard.reansd. 7isaSss
Butter 9uiet-western packed, 14a22 creamery,
2sss2 Esgs firm, 2:saa4; lined, l5als. Petroleum.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e e. Coffee quiet-Rio cargoea
copper refined firm lGisal64. WHISKY steady, I il
Cotton 80: hoeF L.; grain easier AID asked
s S1 . Sog bushels geo oSshs
wheat $50, 900 bushels: corn, 32l 600 bueheia =
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The whitaker Trial.

HEARING TESTIMONY FOR HE pEfK~sG
In the trial OF q. A. Whitaker. indicted On q
charge Of presenting false bills To the naval
bureau Of medicine and surgery, afier THE
STARS report closed yesterday afternoon F. T.
Kaiser testified that I'm May 1883. he WIS n
clerk with Mr.. Whitaker and knew that the
latter furnished goods 20 the bureau OF medicine
and surgery. Carrigan would come into the
store with an envelope. and goods would be
sent 10 the bureau by the porter. or someti mes
by clerk. The witness had seen Carrigan
come 10 the store and get articles without any
written order He had no account there
To-day, Robert Lancaster, the porter Of the
bureau, testified that he delivered goods from
the store 10 the Navy department In lss3,
Always To tarrigan in person or placing them
on his desk.
=, kev. DIR. sunderland. VIM. Calf, II. II. Barr,
n Sempken, Nj. W. Beyeridge and others tnsti.
heu 10 the good reputation OF the defendant
Charles W. Blackwood. a clerk In the store
testlned 10 having filed orders for the bureau
IN issS- sometimes Carrigan would come IN
and take goods away In person; had deliN, red
goods In tarrigan's room himself
Henry r. Cooper. another clerk testified "a
goods being sent To the bureau.
At 800 the defendant. Mr. Whitaker. took
the stand and testified that he never received y
dollar more than he was entitled to-
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AMAirs i'm West w.shinetou.

DROPPED DEAD.-This morning about eleven
O'Clock Mrs. Kate Naumann, living at 304S NJ
street, West Washington, dropped dead while
cutting meat in her store. The coroner was
notified.
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MARYLAND DENYING THE RIGHT OF FEDERAL
INSPECTORS TO INSPECT STATE STEAMERS
The papers in the controversy between the
United States steamboat inspectors at Balti-
more and Commander Waddell, Of the Mary.
land oyster navy, were received by Supervising
INSPECTOR General DumOnt nom Superyising
Inspector Curran yesterday. The papers en-.
braced several communications which passed
between Messrs. Levi Valentine and VIM, o.
Savile, the local inspectors, and Commander
Waddell in relation TO the proposed inspection
of the vessels under his command. Commander
Waddell, on Jan. 6, sent the inspectors an
opinion of the attorney general Of Maryland to
the effect that the United States authorities
had no right to inspect the state steamers. The
inspectors ask for Instructions. 1t Is probable
the matter will be referred to the United States
district attorney.
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UNDERTAKES.

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everything frst-ciass. Telephone call 1O2-l2 my2l
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Corner Of q Sc and New Jersey ave NV Persouea
Attention 70 all details OF numerals. fkxO
ID W. BARKER
UNDERTAKES AND PRACTICAL EnBALrkR
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Anhaaming q r. Lnkens. II. D.. Fxanczoak
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The CO0rto.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 1-yMdge C6x.
Yesterday, Robinson agt. Quirk; verdict for
plaintiff for 5000. Shipman agt. Magarity;
leave to file copies OF courts papers. Simons
agt. Leadingham & Co.; on trial.
CIRcUTr COURT. No. 2-Jud0e MerTfck.
To-day, Carey agt Tubman; verdict for defen-
dant for costs on tender made in open court
Ever agt Hall; judgment confessed. HIGHT
agt. Goldberg; non pros. Catharin agt Davis;
continued at plaintiffs cost, DC.
EQUITY CouRr7yudqe james.
To-day, FURNACE agt. FURNACE; trustee auth.
0rized to make contract Tor Improvement OF
real estate. Humphrey agt Humphrey; do. 10
receive anticipated payments. Albright agt.
Hardesty, commission 70 obtain answer. Mox.
ley agt. Moxley; pro confesso against certain
0efendanta.
POLICE CoURT-Jxdoe Shell.
Today, Charles Parker. eolored, carrying q
pistol; $50 or 90 dayA.s
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DECISION IN FAVOR OF A REPUBLICAN OF.
consisting of Judges Long. Brinker and Hen.
derson, has unanimously decided to recognize
Col. VIM. Breeder as attorney general. Two
Mr.. Breeden, republican, whose time had not
expired, and appoint y. B. Mclaughlin, demo
crat. Mr.. Breeden claimed that Gov. Ross
case In court, with the above result.
THE on SrrLLEp THE WATERs-The United
States coast survey steamer Bache, on her way
to the gulf for winter work, put Into Hampton
Roads for shelter from the recent gale, and
On Friday night the gale wag % strong the
steamer could make no headway. The rec
thing on deck, bat IL = ooatod t6o expert
mento pouring oil On the tRoublod waters"
was tried with remarkable sncceR A baG
vented further trUub3o In thoe UpGDe
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ATTEMPT TO KILL JUDGE.
A SalOOn.Keeper's Revenge for Having
His License Recalled.
LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 13.-Joseph A. Doesch
formerly a saloOn-keeper of this city, made an
attempt TO assassinate Judge Livingston this
morning with a selfcocking revolver The
judge caught the mans arm, and a desperate
struggle ensued, in which the judge secured
possession Of the weapon.
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GET RID OF Your COLD at once 10y using DIR
Jayne's Expectorant, and SO avoid the risk Of
developing a serious Lung trouble.
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CHICAGO. Ill. January 18, p.m.--wheat yer,
yesterday, and closed 1ls lower-Cash ls; Fe6ruary
a aS3e; March, 7Ya.: May; s5is Corn wesker-Cssh
Cash. 2s9s: February, %; May. DIV. Whisky. lie
March. 610; Hay, 6221k
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PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER A. NJ. MAT
TICE has been ordered to duty in the bureau of
steam engineering, Navy department.
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Romance at Long Branch.

THE INFATUATION OF BEAUTIFUL YOUNG
WOMAN CRUELTY ABUSED.
telegram to the New York Herald from
Omaha, Neb, January 10Th, says: Lillian Bour-
dette, beautiful young woman, to-day swore
out a warrant for the arrest of Henry c. Bur-
bank, business man of this city, charging him
with falling to support their child. Miss Bour-
dettes story is that she met Burbank six years
ago (at that time conductor, while residing
Branch, N. j. Her father was a wealthy man
and she was treated in a most indulgent man.
ner. She was a hayward girl, however, and
when Burbank. who was handsome, dashing
fellow, whispered words of love she weakly
listened to him. Becoming infatuated she toll
lowed him to New York, where he subsequently
refused TO fulfil his promise of marriage. In
September, 1882, he abandoned her and came
to Omaha. In the following month she followed
him here, and he promised to provide for her
and the child. He kept his word up to within
a few weeks ago, when he refused to contribute
anything further to her support.
She declares that she will not return to her
parents in Long Branch, though she has been
repeatedly solicited by them to do so. Burbank
has given bail for his appearance tor trial.
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WHILE HIS CRIME IS BEING TRACED TO A
MURDERER HE WALKS AWAY IN SAFETY
A special from Harrisburg Pa, to the New
York Tribune, January II, says: A man with
bullet wound in the back of his neck applied
at the hospital in this city two weeks ago for
treatment. he gave the name Of Edward Bar
ker. and said that while in Johnstown, Pa. he
and friend were examining a revolver when
1t was accidentally discharged causing the
wound. On examination the surgeons found
that the bullet had gone through and passed
out OF his mouth. The statement that he came
all the way from JOhnStown excited suspicion
and on searching his clothing letters were
found showing his real name to be Frank
Squires, of North Danviile, Livingston county
n. Y. One letter was from Mary c. Sauires
who refers to a visit of the police to her house
in search OF two criminals, but tells him not to
be afraid as he and "Dutchy" were not sus-
pected. Chief of Police lands, thinking that
something was wrong, wrote to North Danville
and to-day received an answer to the effect that
Squires is suspected of the murder Of Emory
Thayer, a farmer, living near HamitOn station
who was aroused by two burglars on the night
of October ~. In graphing with them he was
shot thu ough the heart. The men escaped, but
the next night burglary was committed at
HoneOye, NY, and the two men were detected
They ran and were fred at and one of them
was hit, but escaped. The chief of police of
North Danville says that Squires is no doubt
the murderer of Farmer Thayer, and there is q
reward of 50, 900 for his arrest. Unfortunately
a few days ago he was we'll enough to walk
about the hospital and got away unobserved
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THE .ADIRONDACRS.
HOSTS OF VISITORS FROM ALL DIRECTIONS.


lFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE J
ELrzABETnrowN, N. Y, Sept. H." An I'M
precedented season." Is the verdict OF who
has watched the lido travel the AdIrondack during
the summer Of 1886. Certainly, can't complain"
said Mr. j. W. Burdlek. the general passenger agent
OF tho Delaware ani Hudson Canal Company Rail-
road, to THE TRIBUNE representative this week. We
have done considerable outside work and advertising
this year, ana whether from that have had all
the travel conld carry Our little illustrated volume
descriptive OF the Adrondacks Lake George and Lake
Champlan has been tremendous success, partially ow-
Ing perhaps 10 its really charming makeup, but over
there said Mr. Burdlck. pointing to pile OF filed let
ters faro seven thousand requests for a copy
OF the book coming from all tho
Union Indeed tho currents Of travel TO the Adirondack
have been an interesting study 10 me during inc pes'
season II usually happens that the people OF the sea-
tourists tbs sea- That 10 natural, they go TO
what they have but this year wonderfully large per
learn this from the monthly ticket reports Of Western
roads to me- and or course, with perfect accuracy
1t shows that the AdiroUdacks are drawing visitors
from all directions Instead OF one on, the Adiron
dacs are the coming resort not OF New York but OF al
tho Eastern States" Tho Delaware and Hudson road
deserves all IT'S The road Ia good It's
roadbed considering the great natural difficulties over
come. isverv good. It's officials always ACCOMMODATING
and It's stock excellent
guests ss the hotels here mare are st Numerous.
At Lake Placid the Mirror Lake House closes Septem-
Ter Is after prosperous season. but the Stevens House
remains open some weeks and the Allen House until
November l. The Allen House IL lust the place FOR lae
arrivals In the noun aims and those who wish enjoy
beauties of the region There s the beat OF
hunting about Lake Placid, and Mr. Henry Allen ana
his household prepared to for the physical
needs OF tired spOrtsmen.
over on Lake Placid proper there IS a. jolly party
assembled nc the Westied, ana Mr. Abel after pros
has promise Of numerous guests through
this month.
The Appalachian Mountain Club excursion party, OF
Boston. forty five strOug, and Raymond excursion.
have visited the mountains during the week. Inc trp
of the former has most delightful one TIE party
IL posed OF BOstonans persons living In the ln-
mediate vicinity Of that city About half ladies'.
Ezabethtown was reached last Friday evening. There
q meeting held, addressed by Professor Nerplanck
Calvin. chief OF the Adirondack Survey, who sketched
the geological formation OF tho region. Sunday was
spent Keene Valley: Monday Tuesday and Wednes
day forty the party with thirteen guides went into
camp at the Ausable Ponds They remain az Lake
Placid until Saturday. spend Sunday at Ausable Chasm
and return 20 Boston Monday.