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New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
THE COURTS.
PATRICK FENNELLY's TWO FAMILIES.


Another effort to break q will by bringing a
suit in eectment resulted disasrousy to the plain In
the Superior Court yesterday after trial of several days
duration before Chief Judge Sedgwck and jury Forty
nine years ago Patrick Fenney married Catherine Gil
foye in Kilkenny Ireland They had two children one
whom dIed I'm infancy. Thirteen years aerwad Fem
nelly to New York, and on September - 1896, was
married here 10 Susan Brady When ho died on March
T. 1876 he left to their tour children an estate worm
$50 900, consisting OF houses and lots IN TINS clty
This wife and Father White we're appointed executors
WILL His first wife, meantime, came 20 thls cOu-
try In S52 and married Mr.. McKilgOtt In Boston.
and aftcrward died In Philadelphia in hospital Her
daughter Ellen to this country year after hef
mother and married John Bright, with whom sue mas
been living In Jefferson CITY, Mo- for nineteen years
Seven years she heard OF her fathers DEATH ana
atcrynr began suit - dspOssess the second wlc ana
her children claiming To be the only heir or her father
She declared that father died Dtestae ana that the
defendants Illegally in possession or the estate
The answer denied that Mr. Fennelly had died cav-
ing no VIII, and denied that the plhintlh
was his child. The plaintiff with numerous Witnesses
established the fact OF her fathers MARRIAGE to her
mother and for the defendants the facts that FenncY
memory proved. Father White on testlfying TO
the latter point asked why he thought the dying
man rational when he made his Will on the day OF
his DEATH He said he thought whiskeypunch would
do hm good. the answer. The jury found that the
plaintiff was the child Of Fennelly but that under the
will the defendants were entitled TO the property.
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can in politics. strong lover of Ireland ana as
been for several wears in the Tax Ofhce.
HIGHER WAGES FOR sTREET-CAR MEN.

HIGHER WAGES FOR . htEI O7AN 3I1.I',
The Brook lyn City Railroad Company, whicn nus nus
and drivers in its employ Yesterday that after feD-
ruary ii a days work will be considered tweIvo
will be naid for ct the same rate. This step has
been determined upon at the suggestion OF pres-
ident Hazard and has been under consideration
since the reduction in time was made on tne stlIeC ~
railroads in this city. The men will be paid by the
trip as heretofore, but.where they work more than
twelve hours they will receive more pay tnan
is thirteen hours and quarter and if they wOrK as
much after the new order goes III force they VIII
earn about 20 cents day more. The & change VIII
President Hazard said that the change had been
made by the unanimous vote of the directors OF the
company. .,, -
1t is pected that the other street Tallr0ad com
panies in Brooklyn will also reduce the time oil
days work to twelve hours.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
FoRELGN STElNERS DUE At TAIS POR1
SHIPPINf NfYS
PORT OF IDAY JAN. 90 1886

ARRIVED
steamer France r adeT I2nG,p ia Jan pr and PGye H.
steamer city OF ncrn ,iir Land liverpool jan y yia
sons Arrived at the Bar at 3 8 y.
swan-cl !. v,h t,sc an s'nscrsto to " Morgan Ar
sS steamer Ecr Cor clmc-s Rrcmer % VIA South
anpto1 ~ mdsc ami passengers to Oerchs II 60.
southampton ~ with dsc ami passengers to OeirIchs Co.
steamer Sigs span. tnasagnsti Vera Cru Jan 70.
FronIrra H. tam2cehe : iro,royo 10 and u yan1 %
steamer ,amo E.sg. Galveston Jan 20 with Hdse and
passenger % "a Mallory %
ira%Gr 8caSI9 10 Nm 4 9q " M'Hi9s'n S Nc '''v Wit"
steamer Lopcopa. Bennett Portland with nd1c and PAS
sUN-Er-wlut ~ ~'lly HooA hshL NV ioggy. At
s1nhy 23 Is & s c naaT f. wstaer pcr los3 o3 % "'
CLEARED.
steamer ~cryi tBr. Achay. LyerpoOl-Vernon II Brown
oa,uor lairc ,r Benton Liverpool VIA Qreeastown-
~. sf,,', l.r.o ri. M,lct dul-~andcrson g son
steamer Noorclaud lIcg Nckes Antwerp-petcr Wright
S,rincr schotcn (Dcn va, Rotterdam Funch
hSyS IISamsr Guy OF Augusta Nick Henry
Steamer Scotia tlr Gaps.ey Newport lurl
Steamer octorara. REYNOLDS. Perth Ambov } Nr,me
ship Brush America uir, toaIaect Rotterdam snow
bIaIk Olivia -peci,- tan Doden Andrew Ennis
HaIK Aut'go dAbinio Nth. CammoroJa, singapore
R%rk 5tfatna tr Urqnhart. Bombay. whitney
HSrs Pomona tNor. ommunJseu. Valencia. sp-Carstcn
sry rhalnoi Nor Askc Port Natal Africa-John Nor
Rrg ssr al and Emma. Nash Georgetown Dem Weston
Bros K Agnc" .,,,Eo
Steamers Cer'nanc for LNerpoo' Kanawha Newport
Nras. Lancaster. Hostnh. $500.
Nork Ayonport Uptteoam Gees Stcttn NeinS St0n.
uayfr; h ollrt and icb .. Ilamburs
RIes Fairfield for Port au Prince Clara PiCkcns, Port
,ioyal Robert Dillon ---
Anchored At city IsIaul out-Bns Pas
,,,ovr
ships paul Revere wiley. from Ccbu sept 2l Reliance
tot Liverpool. Inglish. tr m tacuttI oct II
Bark El,hO TT, ON"lHreh foh bcheIhA tAu ny plot
oo'' D"''' '' SPOKEN.
RarK Veronica (BD Payson. HAMBURG for Norfolk
Jan 20. ,, miles ~oE of EarncSat
schr OF Baltimore awes from RIO Grande DO Sul for
Boston Jan IL milo, S. OF barnegst. Both by plot
boat David CARL, NO. i.
TnE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. Jan % Nrrivcd steamer MCmnon (Brl Ed.
wards. from New York Jan l..
DIyKN- IOwS. Arrived. steamer (Brl,
las from Now \ u Jan 49, for Liverpool
steamer Britinnc tBr, Perry. from Liverpool.
S0trri tiPTov IAN 2g-Saed steamer Gen Werler tGer
sluCcr from Bremen, hence for New York.
HAMHURG. Jan 2aArryed steamer Bohemia GER. Kar-
Iowa from New York Jan IL.
LIZARD. Jan 2Dpdssed. steamer MarcllO Or Jenkins
from New.N ork Jan lG, on her 70 Hull
PRAWLE POINT, Jan 2I-PlsScd. steamer Tycho Brahe
(Bclg. Gregory nom \owlork for London.
NAPLES Ian 25-saod, steamer Archimelo utaD. Viola
for NrwlOrA.
HAVANA Jan % Sailed steamer Niagara Benis for New.
SAXrIGo J,n 2o-Arrived steamer Santiago Cotton from
Ncw.l ork Jan Il.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
ST. TIMOrHY'S NEW RECTOR.
, serylces in ST. TimolhY's Protestant

nc hcTNlCcS Ill 81, llnOin( y lfOtcStant
Episcopal Church In West Fft will BE-
duccd Tomorrow by the new rector tho RcY. Spruille
urf0rd. Dr Gcer, who rector there for quarter
OF century, died last March Tno church has over
100 communicates. The rector from IT.
Marks In Grand Rapids, Mich. debt OF $4,000 was
paid during his roctOrslp and 80 communicates were
added to the church Mr. BurOrd was born In tho South
and during the he served In the Confederate army
Al the close OF the rebellion ho entered the Church and
received orders In NowOrlcans In 1868. For time
he was located III JamestOwn, n. \. Last Sunday no
preached his farewell sermon In his Old church To
crowded congregation On Tuesday evening reception
was given 10 him and ho was presented with nuinoer
Of testimonials of esteem ard among others draft for
5000. lo Is now f0rtyscycn years Of In short
time the church expects to Greet nov and larger build
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
HOME Ne us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FJfth Arenue EOtcl-SenatOr Warner Miller,
OF Herkfmer aud William f. smith, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury ibemdre Hotet-P do Loyen0rn
Danish Minister at Washington. aud James j.. M, l.
Hallway Company HoDbidn HOuSe-DOn NJ Dickin-
and Elliott II. sOcum, OF Detroit. ana a. Loitus
TOttenham of England -. GHsey HOuSc-EX- Senate
George Raines Rochester and W. +. klsseburgh OF
Troy MurrGV HiL HOtet-EX Congressman Osslan
RAY, OF New Hampshire ... Windsor Hotci-Shermal
s Rogers, OF Buffalo. ..... Clarendon Hotet-Count de
Borchgrade. of Belgium.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
NO conrRoulsA rRorosED Br GAMBLERS.

Mr.. BcnhCim the clothing merchant, was
asked yesterday II there train IN report that
gamblers who received forged checks from Frederick
fshrl for he lost In their establishments have
suught to compromise Tor 5000 IN" suits aggregRtng
$4,000 which were brought against them by August.
BE .uhClm X Bauer.
81 know nothing about any such thing said Mr. Bern
helm. but he advised the reporter to call On his lawyer
Mr.. Iautrrbach, CT No. A. Nlam-st.
Mr.. LautCrnach smiled III chidlike and bland way
when asked abOut the reported compromise. He sald
that he knew nothing 0 any cOmprOmiac had agcuts
OF the gamblers called on him, II Is not likely" he
added THAT any attempt should be made by thom
compr0mis" that thoy would 20 about II with blowing
OF hOrnn and trnnpnts."
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
HIS SERvANr ELCiyE ms WIFE

a white haired man nearly seventy years Old
called upon In the Yorkylio Court yesterday to
plain why hr failed To support his wife, Minnie COnen,
who lives No. ~ Wnst Forty thirl-st who he lives
at No s32 IeIngtOnRVe. liIs ia AdOlph Cohen
lie went INTO the furniture business aJ Oncnunircdand
twenty secOud't. and Ihr ave ard lost several thou
sand dollars. he says and then took up the wholesale
butcher business In East Forty y-iOurt-st. where he
made money. Minnie was then employed In his house
servant His wife died. and two ago ho mar
ricl the complainant. Sho md yesterday that he hal
decided $4,000 house 10 his daughter for dollar lie
said that h. had money and that ho had the
house to s daughter brcansc lie could not
mortgage on IL. Tho complaint dismissed
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
UNITED srArEs SUPREME COURT

NN-WNGTOV. JAN. 2O.-Thc pT0ccOdIn-s IN
the -upr,inc Court OF the Uatcd states to-day
NfOloWs:
40 rt-Tho comfy 4 santa Cnr, p'uuH IN error agt.
the southern puc.r, fll'.uft COM my
B4u The usItg an brrulid.IU U.liutlN ln rfUr
q ~nut'pEu i'a.iUt l1i.TuHu pIuy.
tIp- Ia Itupir ~ the ~tute Of JlfOrUl piautu
o. 40
Ihc itOI the state q, ttl uUil plnutI0 In
crtor AT TIE cu. "a. pitiuc IIIi,td Con pauy.
No GET Doc p.ipt u' tIr ~fttr ot lu Ill, uuuf IN
tie central Fs,ihc Railroad Com. .ul1"nt
4 i.u., fIr thu p iujis % error hr N ilI
ian n sIt I0r me rf urlu- crror aad concluded y
L. G. Marsh t.l iOf the piAn.u iu error.
Adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
TRANSATLANTIC IRA VELLERS.

BY City OF Berlin Ouman) from Liverpool Mr.
James Benga H. Pembroke Fctridge Fernando A. Guzman
Dr. b. Howard. G. Il. Newcombe ID. L. Williams, MT anu
Mrs Peter Antwis Joseph aeon Daniel Bays feler n
Calvert, 10 " ampbc and William III. 1rcnneld
BY GCrmanic white star for Liverpool: Michael Byne
Henry Iraam, r. NJ. Bird, Frederick NJ Burr A. E Bulk
ley r. UrOnoOso. Captain Daunt, Mr. and Mrs Bryant j.
GIenny and Mrs II. f. Glover. L. Hertz, Mt and Mrs r.
KermOdc r. do Mo'cyus. George Merritt C. H. OccleatOn
Nathaniel Page Waldorf H. Thi lips and J. J. Van Allen
BelgenaDd Rcd star from Antwerp A.. Junge, l.
Junge IL lush Kutsch Dr. f. Rupert A kaNo5chinegg
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
MR. RREEsE LEAVES TIE soUrH SIDE cLUR.

The I'd scussiOnU mt the South Side Club at
Babylon, T.. l., on New Years Day between William L.
Brcese aud II. g. TOlns who are weknOwn members
the Stock Exchange resulted I'm the resignation OF
Mr.. Brcesc. Tho has been carefully concealed by
members Of the club for several weeks. When asked
about his resignation yesterday. Mr. Breese referred
TRIBUNE reporter the South Side Club aud refused to
say any hing the subject prominent member
club SAID that Mr. Breeses resignation had heen
rendered ana accepted three weeks There was no
Investigation" he added" thorough investigation
least-Of the difficulty between the two men. 1t WAS
recognized that Mr.. Breese clearly in the wrong
HIS resignation the easiest and best way out OF an
unpleasant prelicament."
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
DID L0rLS DE SltLDr HLr HLs KLEEl

LOUIS DE eSmlut, OF NO. ZIZ Adanls-st., Brook
lyn, who Is an actor In Rces " EvaDRcnc company,
before Police Justice Walsh yesterday upon charge
OF assault preferred by his wife, Mrs Adelaide DE Sndt
She said that January her husband strucR her
tho side of head without prOvOcatiOn. lie denied
the charge saying that only asght quarrel took place
HIS pdaugbter struck her mother ana took fiat
iron which he took away from her and boxed her
His wife then struck him. Ilo says that his wife is
eXcitabs and magnes things which are not really
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
SERIOUS oUARRFL HE7wEry woRKHEx.

quarrel took place yesterday in the fac
tory OF the Crescent Watch Case Company a Waabout
st. and Marcy yave.. Brooklyn. between WOrkmcn,
Constantine MOrch and Frederick schiller. Morch drew
pistol and shot schiller In tho right shoulder nctng
serious wound. The injured man 10 twonty-ono years
old and lives at No. 237 Aiarcyave. MOrch lycS GO.
73S FushingaYc. From hs actions ho Is thought
70 be nghIlK insane. lie Mna Arrralcd.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

INNER bone OF the arm IN precisely the manner as
m natural arm by sort OF extra joint The forearm
is not as well developed long rs the natural arm
hut s lust as we'll shaped. 1t stands of at an angle OF
abont forty i've degrees when the genuine arm lies De-
side the body The hand Is perfectly natural IL is
smaller than the other hands, but has all the hngers
with nails and Joints THIS only deficiency IS IN tue
powrr OF muscular contraction Though this extra hahd
ght be serviceable to the child IN many ways III aIer
years the probabilities that 10 Will he removed Inc
operation will not be attempted until the chllu ID oiu
enough and strong enough TO bear tho SHOCK
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
TILE COURT OE ArPEALs.

ALBANY, Jan. 29.-ln the Court of Appeals
to-day. Hon. william g. Ruccr, C. j.. ani Associates
present the following business was transacted;
No sylvester Nl's respondent. AT The Union Va
tnul .ut of Troy appellant rucG b. James Lansing
for IpcIaut @ \ a..i.uf"r iUr rcsp udtut.
No .S3 Frmbln March. respondent, agt. John II hts
tcrtau appellant 10y " lsosandIc Tor opel ant
" iii.m 4 ACourscn tuI respondent.
Tho following /, rhe c,l"u,lar for Fcbruary1:
Nos. 300. 5O4 jCG 5Ua. i9i, 5l3. 5l7. blH.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Annual reunion of Vassar College alumni Hotel
Brunswick, IL n. III. , .
Lawson n. Fuller on Mayor Grace and the Board OF
Educaton, Masonic Temple, y. III.
Auction sale of ferry franchises before Controller
Loew.
Schaefer-Vignaux billiard match, Cosmopolitan Hall.
Sp. III.
Open Board of Brokers reference before Referee
Howlahd.
Swiss Benevolent Society anniversary, No. los Sec
ondaye., s u. H.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

L. Eard, 8. L. Swazey, ]. @. Hill and Edward W. Bray
violin solos by Miss Winfred Rogers and rectaons oy
Miss Minnie G. Dorlon. f. J. Grant the accompan
st, and orchestral music furnished by Eppinger
Later there was dancing 80
strong cast OF Gilbert amateur players VIII oresent
" Young Mrs. winthrop" at the AthenBnm th's even
ing. IL will be benefit performance, given 10 the AT
Canlan Dramatic SOcietY.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
DnMIsSma cAAEGES AGAINST MRS POTTER.

The wife of the Rev. Daniel G. Potter obcyCd
the Of Justice Wcdc yesterday, aud appeared
In the ..cL Market COJrt to answer thc complaint Ot
Mrs Auur IItmuu, tho WIFE Of dealer m bottles, nt
No 800 stanton vino accused Mrs. Potter OF unl'w
fully OBTAINING her daughter Anna WHO hId been
want IN the house Mrs Potter said that the girl had
rit her house ~ 40 I9O Second ave Monday night
say lug did wish To back TO her mother.
she had not been and MIR. Potter did not EuOw
where She WAC TheJ ustico di ismisscd TIE complaint
aud Instructed officer YonugO tho society FOR the Pre-
yenton OF Cruelty 90 Children 10 fnd the glr.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
DryNIs RLAKEs BODY BURIED.

Dennis Blake. who died IN Brooklyn last Tuesday and
who was thought be alive still 10y some or his friends,
was buried IN Calvary Cemetery yesterday. Livery pre-
caution had been taken against any possibility OF MS
being buried alive, aud there Is doubt that no was
dead when placed in the grave. decomposition had
actually begun while the body was In the receiving
vault aud black spots had appeared all over the body
Nevertheless there few OF Blakes friends among
those no persisted having the burial deferred until
the last moment who still believe that he was alive when
buried.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
WILLIAM BRADFORD 10 LECTCRE IN BBOORLTN.
The two lrclnrrs entitled "Ihc Wonders of

the Polar World" which william Bradford gave with
much success this city recently, will be repeated
brooklyn The Brooklyn Library, which, In addition TO
its well equipped and accessible of volumes fur
nishes its members with opportunities to hear pop
ua lectures reduced rates OF admission, has secured
Mr. Brad di0rd's services and h- lecture, illustrated with
srrcOptcOn views. will be given az the Brooklyn Acad
envy of the evenings of Thursday, February H.
and Thursday, February Is. They met with approval
from New. York audiences.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
LONG ISLAND.

FLUSHSG-Thieves entered the house OF n y. Travcrs
on Thursday while ne family wero ut dinner and stole
iewelry valued at $500
FIATDUSH.-SmallpOx has again made its appearance.
DR. j. L. ihrsLo was called Thursday night 10 at
tend the daughter Of James Terncy, who suffering
with malignant form Of the disease. Tho child was
removed 20 the Smallpox Hospital and the house was
0unranncd Al the children IN the public schools are
ia be ed.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
AInNG TILE sOrND.

RIDGEPoRT-To-morrow at tho Park street Congrc-
gational Church the Rev f. T.. Hopkins Will aDswcr tie
question L. there any need of running railway trains
or OF opening theatres ON Sunday ~
MILFORD -rhe name OF the schooner which went down
with all hosrl January 10 was Henry Gibbs. Of
~. George. Maine.
GREESwICi.-Thc Second Congregational Church was
entered by burglar. who stole the silver baptIsmal
font . The Paul Revere Council NJ. 20 OF the Didcr
of United American Mechanic. instituted with I'm
prcssvc ceremonies OF the Grand Army O the Republic
SAinnel Chad Is prrsIlemt.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

She sings in the Roman Catholic Church OF 81. Chares
BorromeO and formerly an actress
Mrs. smidt gave Justice Walsh letter IN whcn @ sne
accused her husband OF putting carvng-kne I" her
throat last summer and saying, How quickly IL coulo
be done and she also accused him OF saying ne was
sorry he did not kill when he struck her TWO weeKs
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

what fnniiure can such finish TO room as tender
wOmans inco asks George Elut Not any we arc apy
TO asWor PROVIDED the glow of health tcmpers the enuer
expression lho pie anxious boudltst face Of The con
smptNc or the evident sueTnVs OF hc dysp plc lhduce
leonss oi aorow ana grief on Onr part aud compel s 10 on
th'm Of Dr. P0tCcs nOlden Medical Discovery Tie sOVo-
reign umey npOl aud other diseases OF The !os-
pratoV system ~ wei as dyspepsia an other digestive
troubles. sold ever, MLeru.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
NEM-IERSEY.

UNION IIUI--The Town Council has ordered an IN
yestgatiOn of the hooks and accounts OF Charles
Spencer collector of arrears Of Spencer ~
oured 10 submit monthly reports Of his COLLECTIONS but
Town Treasurer Rich complained that tho report which
he preentcd on January 20 dated November 20 and
Was for the preCeding month.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
wFsTCIIEsTER COUNTY.

The Board OF Supervisors have adopted the recon-
mendalion OF the School Commissioners In regard to
altering boundaries Of the School Commissioner dis
tTicts OF the county
MOUNT NERNoN-Dr +. r. Brush has been elected
president OF the Home Protective Association.
RYR.-A man claiming to he n telegraph contractor
has attempting to swudlo business men In Rye aud
Ilurr
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
TARHlTOwN. Jan. 2s, 1886.
Edltor Ncie. York Nibnnc.

SIR: In yOur issue of Suaday, January 2i,
1856 IN an article headed The rarrytown Robberies
my name grouped with other being one Of
the suspected burglars accusation which respect
fully but firmly deny The s'Ory must have been the pro
ducon OF some OF WOud-hc officials, worked In on u
susceptible reporter yet working me great Injustice
Respectfully, JAMES bIEhSON
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
BROOKLYN.

IT'S expected to have the new line OF street
ming In Ralph ave. on Monday
Tine Rev Henry t. Hudson formerly Of Suspension
Bridge " y, has been installed as pastor OF tie Lewis
Avenue Congregational Church.
The clerks OF the Board o Elections presented gold
headed cane yesterday To Commissioner Plat, who
retircs to take the office Of commissioner OF Buildings
The new Police COnmis -iOner, Thomas Carroll, who
will assume Office Monday, has been presented with
handsome gOld htugc sluuuou Win ulalOhun, Dy some
OF his political friends.
Tbe bin pendmg in the Legislature to abolish the Office
of uoice drill car tain aud authorizing the appointment
~ hree H. 81 ecturS Of police Instead Of one approved
by Colonies Partridge aud Carroll the retiring and tho
Incoming Police commissioners.
Rafael Carbon, who pleaded guilty 10 manslaughter IN
the first degree killing George Mcdonald pair
Moore to twenty years at hard labor III the Sing Sing
Prison.
TIE Trunk Line Commission yesterday discussed
organize the corporation to build Gle gatcd
roads ON the routes LAID out by The Commission under
the name OF the Central Elevated Railroad Company.
with capital OF ~ l.OOO,ooo.
Judge Moore yesterday sentenced William A. Slaughter
TO nve years IN the Peidcnuary for assault in c
wounding her IN tho face. The ary recommended him
TO Mercy and the Judge imposed the lowest term allowed
by the law
A test OF life saving craft was made ut the Navy
Yard ycsteTd t Is constructed Of canvas saturated
with waterproof material and has ribs OF wood cork
so arranged that the boat folds ike umbrella Ehrn
not In use. When lowered from the davits II expands
automatically, and the inventor claims that 1t cannot
sink and Il upset will right itseu
Worth Osgood, Of No. 4O2 Madson.st, whose law Office
I'm 10 the AstOr House. NewiOrk, arrested yo-cr-
day upon the charge OF criminay assauliing Minnie
Bergman, age twenty servant IN his house for the
last six years He held id $1,000 bail. Mr. OsgOOd
refused 10 Say anything about the matter last evening
DR. George X Fowler has been Attending the girl for
year for epcpc Hts lie SAID that nc Thought that the
girl had inapncd she assaulted while suffering an
enil@Dtic attack.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
Jersey CITY.

The Hudson County Board OF Health has informed all
undrrlakers in the county that the rules Imposing
penalties for allowing bodies TO remain unburicd be
yond the specified time will be enforced. The health
rules require that the bodies OF persons dying from
conta golis diseases shall be buried within twentyiO
hours and in all other within four days
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
COTTAGE Pleasure Club. No. 427 rwofth.st. South
LIZ

Matthew Iravy, who Is chairman OF the committee
appointed to wait upon the brewers In tho city aud it's
vicinity. called at tie Oco No. 20 NASSAU ST. and
Instructions to Clerk DOOley to send subscription cTcu-
lars to all the brewers "When you consider the large
subscriptions which members OT this trade have
in said Mr.. Lcavy may Justly that WHOM It
is finished body Of people III the city Will be found
to have made so good "a showing"
The meeting ut MOntcair, n. j., In aid OF tho fund
Thursday evening which was addressed by General
james K O'Beirne and Major John Bync, OF CincIn-
nail resulted IN several hundred dollars being raised.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
CRoUr-CmILDREN's LIVES SAVED.
HANRRsTnAM. II. M.

HANERsTHAW y. Y.
certify thar havo used for ten DR. To.
VENETIAN LINMNT and during all tat tim" rave net
paid doctors bl. have ustd II tOc PANS ana ACHE
bYRENTEEY rnrJAr Guns AMI BuRNa and ny its
saved sRyER tmLDER>'s IINks when attacked wi'h
CROUP. To tue paOc Gsy, only try II and viii ind
Valuc
JoHS 4. ROBERTS.
Sold by all drngnats At 25 and 30 cents.