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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
NEWS THATMAY SAVE OLUVERIUS

RICHMOND, Va, April Especial The ques-
ton OF the death OF T. Cluverus for tho murder Of
Fanny Lian Madison In the hands OF tho highest
court Of the State. To-day brought to light an lin.
portant fact true In the latter part Of last summer
An elderly spnster Rachel Macdonald living near the
reservoir In which the body OF Lillian Madison dis
covered was found dead yard with her throat cut
Appareny every effort made to discover the
of her DEATH but with avail Her property IL now In
the hands Of the court Now is alleged that witnesses
have been found TO prove that Miss Macdonald was
murdered and that they will appear before the next
Grand Jury Henrico County with positive evidence.
Still more interesting Is the Information that Lillian who
Il was thought, thrown into tho reservoir by her
cousin Cluveris died at tho house OF Mss Macdona AID
from malpractice and thrown into the water after
death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

aPete" Deacey and "Abe" Coakley, who
was arrested for completely In the Manhattan BANK
robbery some years ago. much sought after yester
day. Their many acquaintance wanted TO Know an
about the SCRAP" which 1t was reported had TAKEN
place bet cen them hnn-s Wednesday evening III
which IL 10 said Coakley was badly beaten Deiacey
could found at either Of MS TWO place. NO o
sounds the electric bell at his place In Ann-st was
pressed, young opened the stained'glass "nuo"
and said .,a AL. AZ.
"Mr Delacey is not in. As 10 that reported nght MI
Delacey had nothing to do with IT. dc wasn't down
town the time" -.
ABE" Coakey didn't dispense liquors at ME bar al
Canust and South Fhave last evening nor on the pre-
yious night as is his won't The bartender SAID that nc
had gone uptown. Others said that lie was IN ped SICK
Mrs. COakloy said ,. 49,,
Abe is not AT home. guess he was downtown when
the tight have taken place but he was badly
hurt that 10 sure. People like to talk about my nus
band so much that they tell great many lies. ,,
That the two men had some trouble ana that CoaRcy
was u the mouth there be no DOUBT a. per-
sons who know both witnessed the fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
JERSEY LEGISLATURE PREPA RING TO ADJoUR

TRENTON, April (Spec,aD.-The Assembly
to-day passed resolution to adjourn wees from to-
morrow until June l. when tho Legislature will recon-
vene to consider the railroad cases which will be
decided while by the Court OF Errors and Appea
The Senate will continue in session until the trial OF
Keeper Laverty concluded which will probably be
week later, May "a Tho decision made by the Re-
publican joint caucus. after considerable protest from
minority OF the members The Assembly considered the
bill to defray expenses OF tho LEGISLATURE
large number OF items added against tho protest
OF many members The total will foot up a large sum.
The bill tolls the bridge across the Hacken-
sack River passed The Assembly visited the Girls
Industrial School ia body this afternoon.
Assembly man A. r. Il Martin will Introduce resolu
ton "A short time proposing that when the Legislature
resssepblee for special session In June II shall be at
Atlantic CITY, The the excessive heat at Trenton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

About thirty boys and girls passed yesterday
morning through the entrance to the octaRona budis
at Madison ave. and Fifty ninth-s which holds tDe
panorama of the naval battle between the Merrlnac anu
Monitor. When they came upon the platform which
represents Newport News, they broke out INTO voiuhe
exclamations They asked questions so fast that no
one could them with the pauses necessary 10 take
brcath for not ono of them uttered sound. They
tie pupils OF Mrs lie Princes art class OF the New fok
irstitute for Deaf Mutes Washington Heights and the
ords they uttered flowed tips OF their fingers
instead Of from their lIs Their power OF "ght was
REMARKABLY acute and they set to work with VIII 10
unravel the mysteries OF the Illusions OF the panorama
Although del GIFTED with the naturalness oi the euec
they had less diculty than ordinary observer IN
detecting winch handle to the wheelbaow was material
and projected from the and which VS. painted
on the wall The class seated Oh the raised part or
the platform Dr. Isaac L. Pee superintendent OF the
school, taking mis- place In front OF them near he alng
while Halleck weles stood behind them ana OK planed
tho panorama. with brief pauses to allow Dr. Feet %
nterpret to his pupils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

TESTIMONY FAFORABLE ~ hEEPbh LAFEHII.
TRENTON, N. j., April tSpeciah.-The
Laverty impeachment trial to-day developed some test
mony OF considerable strength for the defendant
Minnie schaefer denied that she had ever dropped
letters containing statements as to her relations with
one Of the convicts Mary Guorson. another convict
testified that she had Minnie and male convict
frequently In the cellar. John NJ. Reilly, Paterson
sorekeeper whose place Minnie had testified that
bought two bonnets with part Of the $50 she re-.
ceived from Lavery. that he had not kept any
bonnets last five years. Albert Hoffman testified
frequent visits to the prison while he inspector
and before In that time he had never seen anything
Improper in the keepers conduct Professor ]. William
White OF Philadelphia, testified that he Ia senior
In hospital there. tLst lie examined Keeper Laverta
and had discovered evidence which led him to believe
that Keeper Laverty not physically capable Of the
crimes iu puted to him. On oross-eIamnation the
witness testified that he had made the examination
expert and without prejudice Dr. d. Hayes Agnew,
OF Philadelphia gave even stronger testimony of tho
character The crosse ami nation brief. The
trial will be resumed To when the court of i'm
parchment will adjourn until Tuesday. Itispot probabl
that tho trial will be concluded until week after next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR GEORGE s. NW4TZERS
Thn funarnl Of Ganrne s NcWatterS was

The funeral OF GeOrge ,. MCW dIVcIs WIS
held at his old home, No. 22l East Eighteenth
ST. last evening Tho Rev. Robert Coyer spoke OF the
dead mans many charitable works. his labors In behalf
OF crippled soldiers and his life in London. where they
both were during the days Of the Chatist movement
Miss Eliza Draper Of BROOKLYN, sang MI McWatterss
favorite hymn delegation from the Press Club. some
OF his Cd associates the police force, Judge Barrett
and many other personal friends were present. Inc
burial lakes place at Brentwood. L. |.
Mr.. McWatters was porn in Scotland In ISL. he
came to this country and settled In Philadelphia In
lS47 Afterward removing TO Boston. he became ac-
uuanted with all tho promoters OF the Brook Farm ex
pertinent. and established similar community at
Brentwood L. In 1856 he came to NeE-fork aud be.
came member OF the police force He was In tue squad
that defended THE TRIBUNE Building during tho draft
riots and was wounded the wrist. lie was arerward
placed of the Bureau for the Search for Lost
Persons and book of his detective experiences
Through friends Vice President WILSON, General
Butler and John F. Cleveland he was Influential In get
ting pensions for deserving widows and orphans Of the
War For the last twenty years OF his life lie had been
inspector OF customs. He was member VI the fress
N,,k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
WORK ON THE EQUITABLE's IMPROVEMENT
WHY MRS. HUssEY WAS ARRESTED.

Mrs Margaret Hussey Is widow, renting rooms
over the liquor store of August Schrebcr, at NO.
30 Muberry-st In the Tombs Court yesterday
she was charged by Schrieber with using bad Ian
guage Justice O'Reilly sent her down stairs for
examination to-day. 1t was said that on March
Is size saw Schneider and two other men beat an
unknown man in the hallway. She demonstrated
against this treatment. and told Schrieber that a
man w no spent his money In the oarroom de
served better treatment than beating. Some one
sent story to Police Headquarters and Mrs hussey
states that the cause of her arrest was due to the
suspicion that she was the cause OF the comp amt
She states that she has been served with warrant
of 0lspossesslon by Schrleber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
COOPERATION IN LIBRARY MANA CEMENT.

lean Literary Association met AT Columbia College
library Yesterday with full attendance The session
was de yoted mainly the elaboration OF plan OF
operation In tho preparation and printing OF library
catalogues and photographed aids plan was drawn
mn for the formation catalogue section OF the Amer
lean Library Association TO be organized on the basis OF
financial support from libraries, and circular was
drafted 10 be addressed all tho libraries seeking their
support Tbs committee were unanimously OF the
opinion that great economy In library administration
will 10 secured by this cooperative scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
FUNERAL OF EDWARD A. BEDLOW.
- c...4.ol o{ Edmard A Rodl om who

The funeral OF Edward A. BedOW, who died
suddsny from apoplexy Monday In the Society
Library University place. took place yesterday morn
Lincoln, in tue Alexandria Flats. Fifty nrst-st and
6xth-ave Only relatives ana few intimate friends
we're present. The Rev Edward Flagg. assistant rector
Of Grace Church. conducted the services. The burial
was at Woodlswn
family OF that name his being 1t one
time the owner Of Bedlows Island. colonel Henry Rut
large eudo ment bis uncle and left him oom-
Portable fortune He welkuown to tho freQuenters
a DeImOnieos. Charles Delmonieo, Benjamin Floyd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
LEAVING A BOARD WITHOUT A QUORUM

A special meeting of the Commissioners of
Emigration was held yesterday to consider the bill be-
fore Con gress providing for national system for the
control Of and the bill before the Assembly
ALLOWING the to lease Wards Island and
10 turn what remains of tho proceeds after paying the
debts OF the Board into the State Treasury The prn-
cipai discussion was on tho Assembly bill OF which
Stephenson the father Before the dis
cussion began Mr.. Stephenson left the room and Mr.
Starr took the chair Commissioner Ulrich offered q
rrsoIuton the bill but Mr.. Starr refused to
nut the question calling Mr. Forrest TO the oh air left
the room This left the Board without quorum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
CALLING UPON The TINES FOR PROOF

A committee of police captains went to Head
quarters Yesterday and presented affidavit to the
commissioners signed by all the captains, contradcting
report which bad been published In me Times TO the
legislation In their favor Tue affidavit declared the
theren 20 the president Of Board OF Police and the
Chief of the Bureau Of Electons to be an Infamous
IA one Of the persons who had charge OF tue alleged
doodle" His colleagues directed that copies OF the
aada y DO sent Hill and to the Editor OF
me Times and called upon the editor TO fntnish any
facts In his which would Justify the published
repOrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
CONDITION oPIQCEDUCT LABORERs

The committee of the State Board of Health
that nvestgatng the condition OF the
on tho poets to complete It's work to-day
The committee consists Of Dr. Lewis Bach and james
Gardner report will be made TO the Assembly next
week Tho two Investigators said yesterday that the
public need have fear OF peience pending their re-
port. a.. ...u
viii probably die. He is Quarantined in the powder
house and strong effort 10 being made to prevent tho
disease from spreading to other shafts Dr. Collins, the
IN charge has informed the State Board OF
Health Of matter Tho other men AT too smart arc
TO DO vsccinsted as quickly As possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Hoffman

Hoffman House-United States Treasurer
Conrad n Jordan. ViscOunt Parker. Of England. and
Atiorney-GeneraI Samuel p Colt. Of Rhode island
Notei Brmsrick-L Letter and Van H. Higgins. OF
Chicago ... WindsOr HOtel-Erskiue NJ. Phelps. OF
Chicago.....-Fuh Arenue Hote!-General James A.
CunnDg CHAIN of Massachusetts Henry w. Oliver jr. OF
PisbuTg and William G. GOudy, OF Chicago Oidren-
dan Hotei-Judge T. II. Durell OF schohsrie ~ f;.,-
EregoOyt HOuse-Count Gall. Italian Consul at Phla-
depnia 49,. Westminster HOtet-Ex-A Attorney General h.
W. Palmer. OF Penusy lvania-..S 81 James HoHl-Losan
II. Roots of Arkansas. Grand Hotet-Profes sor
Elisha Gray, OF Chicag A ttenlGre HOki-W. o..
Hughart president OF the Grand Rapids and Indiana
Railroad Company.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican enrolment. a. 10. to 10 p m.
senate Railroad Committee. Part I'LL, Supreme Court
IL q. IN. . -
Lecture by John l. Wheeler. Chickering Hall, $50
p. in
Winsns divorce case before Referee Nash
Lecture young men. by Professor Sturgis Aesocia
ton Hall, p. -
Berkeley School prize drill and parade, TIN Regiment
ATmOry, p. M.
JOINT meeting OF Phrcnocosman and Ottoman soceties
Masonic Temple, s D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
DISCUSSING REVENUE REFORM

The Specal Committee on Revenue Reform
OF the Chamber Of Commerce held meeting yesterday
for the purpose Of hearing expression OF opinion nom
mebefs OF the Chamber and other merchants In regard
TO a bill to introduced into Congress providing ioI
court OF CONF o.ed Of three Judges II at shall
have Jurisdiction in all matters pertaining TO appalse
mrnt re appraseInent and valuation, and whose de-
cision shall be final Among the merchants who spoke
in favor of the bill Gustav Scbwab Jackson g.
Schultz and James McCreery. Isaac Philips thought
the plan would not work Satisfactorily WAS resolved
To hold another meeting after bill had been INTRO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
BROOKLYN.

The police have been especially instructed to that
the law for bidding the sale OF liquor children under
fourteen years oil age Is enforced
The will Of Frauz ROut, which leaves $4,000 TO his
second wife $50 his daughter aud nothing TO his
u t. DO contested the ground OF undue influence.
The corner stone OF the new First German Baptist
Church was laid Yesterday In WaabDut- ST., HaIr
sOn-avs. The cost Will be $1,000
Thomas Hammond, member OF the Shark Gang" OF
South Brooklyn. who dragged Mrs. Mamie Gray aboard
the tug boat vsselne the night Of March g. and NAL
treated her, after which her Clothing stolen was
convicted yesterday In the Court OF Sessions
A suit brought by Mrs Catherine Heebik against Ed
ward Carr OF Hamburg. Germany, owner OF the Carr
Line OF steamers, 5000 for the loss of her
husband, WAS begun yesterday In the United statos
Court. Mr.. Heeoik bought a ticket from Hamburg to
Australia and board the steamer July IL,
1883 he started ashore in the evening before the
vessel left wharf and Tell overheard from the gang
piauk which had no railing, and was drowned. Tue do-
3ence is he had right ashore after going on
6o ard the vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
NEWJERSEY TOWNS.

GUTENBERG William Mckenzie. a sailor on the
schooner Mary Powers fell from The Dowsprlt yesterday
and drowned
PLAINFIELD.-A BOY named Sullivan. age thirteen was
jumping coal trains AS they passed through tne ey
on Wednesday about O'clock he missed his nod, ana,
falling under the Wheels had both OF his legs cut OH
below the knee. He died yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
DETERMINED TO DEFEND THEIR RIGHTS

The Brown Chemical Company of Baltimore,
lex stearns Co.. Detroit. Mch for initiating Browns
Iron Bitters. and against Meyer Bros Co. the woi
known wholesale druggists Of st. Louis No. for dealing
In Browns Iron Tonic which, II 10 claimed 10 an imita-
ton Of Browns Iron Bters, aud against James A. DICK
inson, wealthy druggist OF Baltimore. for selling and
recommending Q non-secret remedy called Iron Tonic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
MISSIONARIES TO SAIL FOR oEYLOy.
A farewell service IN honor of three missile

A farewell service In hOnOr OF tnree MISSION
aries VINO to start for CeylOn on the steamship
Umbria tomorrow held at the Middle Dutch Church
IN place yesterday Tho missionaries tho
Rev and Mrs Samuel Rowland. who have already spent
twelve years In missionary work and are returning
to their work after years rest and Miss Susan ii.
Heuson OF Iowa. who Is going out for the first timo.
Tho sent under the auspices OF the
merican Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

Jersey CITY.

The suit Of Clara Bucknaster to recover 3oooo los
the New.York Bay Cemetery. Claimed TO ne ospuu ~
the estate OF Thomas H. Buckmaster was decoeo III ne
favor Yesterday in the Circuit Court.
The Hudson County Board OF Health has DECIDED that
hysicians will not be allowed 10 practco
the county unless they register their hames WIN '
clerk Of the Board
May 27 has been fixed the date for the Sunday
School Anniversary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

p,,tsrs made By Koshand, Holandcr d Co., OF Balti-
more which, It ia also claimed, an imitation OF brown
Iron Bitters These suits will likely Involve very neavy
Amounts and DO watched with interest BY all persons
dealing in propretary medioinea-[N. Y. Bun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
MIR. Ola UsEy FINDS HIS MISSING WIPE.

Mrs. Charles Clausen, who disappeared from
her homo In East Eighty fourth-st. on Monday was
found by the police yesterday In the Compton House AZ
Third and Twenty fourth with George Sturte-
want The couple had been staying at tue hotel since
seooud at Police station Mrs. Clausen went home
with her husband aud sturtevant discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

was twelve to twelve, Lieutenant Governor Cook cast
ing the deciding vote rs President Of the Senate.
Tho Senate agreed with the House in approprigting
100000 for the building Of addition to the State
Prfaon Wethure1eld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

ana Ia were great trends and used to meet a one OF
Mr. Demonico's downtown places at certain ncHI
cis,r Mr Bedow was great lovor OF fast horses ana
Was a member OF the old Turf Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

HARTFORD, April s ISpeciab.-The Senate
today passed the weekly wages bill with tho provlso
that manufacturers shall pay 80 cent Of wages duo
each week at the request OF their employees The vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are engaged In surveying
and marking the of the street railroad between me
railroad station and YonKers passing through MI.
Vernon with branch to Glen Island Ferry' OF near
that point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBX
SUING A PHYSICIAN.

anti w.s instituted yesterday against "
u W iawreuce, whose olioe Is at No VOW MARCH,.
the pIantin being Mrs chos widow "fn nsrss:
Dr lawrence was attending physician ohe onsrsos
hat sne WAS induced sign papers by the DOCTOR one
To- give into his custody vansbles belonging 70 ne,
Some time ago she consulted eoun a an ,erSa is.s
as alleged thai Dr. Is-.ouce was TO refuno 10 MIS-
Nichols about 81 900. The present suit 10 oroupn'
st"pen that the doctor on Wednesday offered to
refund 5000 .eens that this wI Nv what Sob nSs
been realized from ,s sss PE0psSs Nichols and was
his sole legaee On the day following the probang oi
the win mortgage OF $4,000 on her pr0PeS .r.after
deed recorded. signed by the woman con. ,9r
TO him brick dwelling In Washington ST. the consueIH,
The greater part OF the property TO Edward woIer
for 81 800 Of which $4,000 was mortgage t tno
plaintiff aso claims that lawrence Se Agreement
made when the deed wa. drawn was Una. III, in
was TO pay the woman SOS Annually IN 4ua'sy M
.lalments during her natural life. she had recev"a
Altogether S4ie the plaintiff says that before ,, neT
husband died he paid Dr. Lawrence $1,000 Tor meaiSa
attendance and that he now prc'entsa Dill against 'n'
ACUTE MANIA RESULTING FROM DOG-BITE
Barnard OToole. Staten Island policeman on Msron
a. was catching unmuEzcd dogs at , wneh
one suddenly turned him, ana blt MS Ieis nanu.
OToole went to physician ana ma sne of ths Sswark
dog pound from the effects OF dog
bite had ADDED TO the excitement produced upon h, pS
be relieved from duty. He returned to the Hesdqua
ters In state OF great excitement ana shouea W t
sergeants and men In me house 10 nd Ss vent to
bed. AT intervals during the nien ms S,s Tor
creased and he roAmed al over tne h ~ toah foU
oncer, 10 control him Lea administered sedstlves
in the morning Drs Van Rensselaer,, OF New-Brighton
Thompson OF Clifton. and Health OInoer Jonn - ~
OF Edgewater, were summoned. They pronounoed the
case to DO hydrophoba. but acute mania ~
mental excitement resulting from the dos bite Inc OIL
nd n Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
ALONG THE SOUND.
INTEREST IN THE DELAOEY-COAKLEY FI6H

BRIDGEPORr-By the election on Monday there IS tie
In the Board of Aldermen the newly chosen republican
Mayor, Civilian jones' having the casting VOTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
NARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun nssa 62e SETS 629 Moon sets il43 Moons AZ
HON WATER TO-DAY
4 M-sspdy Hook Ill 0l Gov Tssrt 1l09l!en ntsA DIP
EG-sandY Hook 1911 dow Ls~rt ll29 ltell Java Oioe
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"Say, why is everything


Probably my dear sister because are suffering
OF tho diseases peculiar to your You have
the back ache debilta ed
you have pains Of kinds Take Dr. H. V. Pierces
hFavore Prescription and be cured Price reduced to
dollar. BY druggists
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Announcements

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA Lexington ave-, between 29th ADD 3oth sH
Hpnrs-s to l. 6to T. Diseasos Of tho nervous system
Genito. Urinary Organs Impotence and steriuty.