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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
rop oAUSJyeA YoUyo woMAy'S DEATH

LYNN. Mass, Jan. l (SpeciaD.-For seven
yeais Henry NJ and Alice Guiltord man ana wife, have
carried on the business OF physicians In this city The
police have looked upon their work with considerable
Suspicion Two or three months ago Mrs Gulord was
arrested for the crime OF malpractice but there was
nothing proved against her. few nights ago susan
TAYLOR age twenty.four living 40 or woburn Mass,
was patient at tho mouse Of the Gnfords. Shortly
after midnight las II seen that tue young woman
was about to die) she placed IN hack Tho driver
was told &c in the direction OF Woburn He had not
driven many miles before the girl died An autopsy held
to-day revealed the fact that malpractice caused her
death. The two Gufords arrested, with Charles
f. Ames a West Lynn business man. The latter kept
company with the Taylor woman for two years and IA
alleged 10 have taken her TO Gufoh's house. The
noce found letters of "a eliminating nature 1here was
Also found at The socaed hospital OF the Gufofds III
Iewis-st. a young woman who told the poilce many
innorapt things the Taylor case aud others
ana the woman will be used Witness The Guilfords
are nud 10 come from New-Y0rE INC ponce say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
A PILor BECOMES DERAyGED.

Charles SylyestS, Sandy Hook pilot, was taken TO
the Bellevue Hospital last evening insane. Sylvester
fory-two years OF age. and lives at No. $40 Vest
0ns-huhdrcd and -fourth-st. He il married and has
two children. lie has been a pilot for over twenty
years and is part owner and one OF the pilots OF the
has been much exposed. especially dunng the many
gales which have lately prevailed of the coast. and
suppused that this together with the loss of sleep
to which all pilots are liable, is the cause OF bis
inssnity few days ago the Negns sighted large
Dream steamer aud Sylvester pl0ted her lhto this port
After ths made last {" the pie he went TO
his hon wntre lc remained until Wednesday, when
the Negus came into port aud he went ON board 81 her
Tor another cruise When the pilot boat got outside OF
handy Hook his shiDmaies noticed that he acted
strangely ane they brought him back 10 his home.
Yesterday his condition did moi sen TO improve IL
was decided TO send him the hospital His insanity
mot OF dangerous nature and II thought to be only
temporary. lie iabors under the haueination that
,en at sea in charge OF ship. but yeserday be put on
his dress suit and wished make calls. lie was
taken 10 the hospital in his dress snit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02

his sons wife. is in Mexico He found by detec-
tive about eight weeks ago Monterey, where he was
registered as A. Mellen Gibbs He afterward went to
TOpochico. where he ia said TO have invested In hot
springs. There he resumed his and sought to
procure loan OF 10000 He gave Jules A. Rondale
power of attorney to Baltimore and look after his
business whittier he recently. Mellen isseeure from
here, under law his offence is only sde
for which be extradited Mis- Coolidge,
hs alleged fcllovcOnspratOr Is still In JAIL unable TO
procure bail. The telegram which she endeavOred
To send Meen the evening OF her ar
rest made public IL addressed to
Adrian J.. Mellen, Baltimore" and read thus:
Room rented opposite to house. Wish to be done
Monday Send party away without fail a. before
Send word when TO have money paid. We want
those papers they have. }. Z. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
UyABLE TO TRAP A LAWYER TWICE.

Albert DovelI. OF No sc Cortlandt-st, was
complainant against Cornelius H. Bolen. of No. 1877
Reid-avo., Brooklyn last Sunday. whom he charged
before Judge Murray with having obtained Sl3S as
commission on sales from Doyell which the latter
alleged were fictitious On the hearing Maurice
Myers appeared tor Bolen and stated that his client
entitled TO the money partner in patent
medicine in conjunction with D0ytn. BOen was
parcied in his counsers custody for examination
Wednesday. AS soon, however as Boen lett the court
be los time In getting out OF New YORK; and when
tho case was called he missing. Mr.. Myers told
his trouble 10 Inspect Byrnes at Police Headquarters
On Thursday morning message from Boston stated
that man who answered BOlen's description had
called at Z. bank there and asked to have a check
eashed. Net being known he was told 10 call with
sOne known to the bank. lnsI ector Byrnes sent
Detective Doyle 10 Boston and arrested Bolan. who
was resrragned at the 1ombs yesterday much TO the
delight OF Myers who requested by the prisoner to
Continue as HE counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
CELEBRATING EMANCIPA

CELEBRATING EMANCIPATION DAY.
tion celebrated the anniversary OF emancipation to-day
By IA grand civil and military parade
THE DOLPHIN's RUN DOWN THE COAST.
FORTRESS MoSRoE, Va, Jan. The United STATES sl
made from Newport TO Cape Henry IN twenty
BUILDING AND FIRE RECORD.
PmuApEIpIIrA Jan l.--Durlng tho year just closed
H. civ being tho largest humber Of any year in Its his
tory Tho loss from fires during the same period was
81 5S6072 70.
GIFTS TO CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
CHICAGO Jan The wiz OF Mrs; PnGhs |" smith smith,, OF
leaves the bulk OF 100000 osix charitable Institutions,
Including the Founding Home
CoNyICTs WITHOUT EMPLOYMENT.
PITTsBuRG Jan. There $50 Idle convicts In tho
Ryersido Pcnentiary tue contracts IN tho iron, cigar
aud broom departments having expired
CLOSED FOR LACK OF SUPPORT.
Pun ADEIrlII, Jan (Spccidb -Thc Pennsylvania HO-
meonatnic Hospital nj Forty-thr-st and Lancaster
ave- institution that has been noted for IT'S charities
closed It's dOors to-day IN consequence OF aek OF sup
port from the state AMI city. The patients were Trans
fcrred To other hospitals
FAILURE OF A SUMMER RESORT.
CHICAGO Jan / (SpecidD-The attempt To cstabliah u
summer resort miles south OF Chicago on :hc SHORE
of Lake Michigan has resulted IN nnaclai us3stor'
provement Company. asking Tor the nppontmnnt o, a.,
receiver Judgment Tor ~ 200 recovered against tho
WORK At CRAMPS sHIPYARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. tSpceidi.-A wsll-tonndcd ri,
buid large steamer 10 trade IN southern waters
aud a fcrryboat for New York company Tho yat'ls
have been almost Idle FOR some time ana the snip car
penrrs OF the Eighteenth ward are highly pleased Win
the prospect of going Ia WORK
SUPPOSED TO HAVE DHOWSLD HIMSELF,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan l.-Andtew T. Cox weaitny
nDup Manufacturers is supposed to have drowned bn
Self nt Aaysvilc Ky. Ills hat Hnd some letters were
found on bank this morning he ms Deeh III
poor health.
KILLED AND HURT By TRUCK.
SEDALIA, aio. Jan. IA. g. NraIey. age twenty WIS
Had nj D0utgan was injured JsSlcluiy NY
fins FALLING of truck which they were loading upon
fiat car
nATTIIyG WITH KNIVES AND COTTON HOOKS
D san ,ns,p,II, Ian / (SpcciGD There was
a hi among sevelores this morning ut Sec
ana and Race SITS, IN which knives and cotton hooks
ware freely used. A number OF the cOnDatIhts "eio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02

The births last year numbered 3O.O3s, while In 1854
tho number was sO527. There were il.7l6 marriages
las: year. and IL sos IN lsSL II the women who were
married last year their correctly 2,sl0 or
them were under twenty, 1883 between twenty
ana twenty-five, 2235 were between twenty -nve ana
thirty 1850 between thirty and forty, 32O were
between forty and lfy, eightyslA were between NIFTY
aud sixty. aud ten were over sixty years OF age NO
bride ged that she was seventy years OF age
nut twenty-five refused TO tell how Old thcy were
Twelve Dridcgroons owned To being over seventy,
seventy four had passed tho age OF sixty go had seen
their iftcth birthday, and only 1913 were under
twenty. Among the ooored people there were $50
marriages. and eolored man was married 10 white
woman less than 7,O7O OF the brides and 6323 OF
the brldegrooms OF foreign BIRTH Two women and
three men married FOR fourth time. thlrtyour
women and nnety-siX men were married for a third
time willis PAP OF the brides and 1890 OF the bride
grooms had had single previous experience IN matr-
mony one Clergyman married 700 couples last year.
The record contagious diseases reported at the s"u
tnrr nnrcnn laaL Kcnr Is rs fOllOMs:
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rrom Nj Yates,s World. London. Dec %.

FERDINAND OF PORTCGAL.-VisitOrs from
the Squadron the san Carlos opera House VIII miss
familiar face. King Ferdinand, always accompanied by
his wife, who longer shows signs OF the grace aud
beauty OF her younger days WAS regular attendant,
and with his iron gray mustache and flashing black
eyes was contrast TO the SIlr-hared King with his
from the ordinary Portuguese type Meyerbeers Afri
cane Is the opera which raises most enthusiasm In the
heart the LsbOnnas who sees In the gories or his
countryman. VascO de Cana but ts representation u
ANYTHING 10y to the naval officer, who has 10 find
means TO get board his saip ut ~, at which hour
the opera usually terminates.
"FAUSTn AT THE LYCEUM.-Mr. lrving's
production OF - Faust" at the Lyceum Oh Saturday
evening constitutes uuquestonaby the event par excel
the theatrical year. Early In the morning two
ADVENTUROUS ptes encanped 1T the door, aud long be-
fore dark WeIliDgtOD.st was almost impossible The
eager OF the most enthusiastic OF audiences
of the Loreuz Plaz at Nurembcrg Mr.. Cravcns admra
BILE sketch OF The street near the church. tue weird
beauty Of the Broken snmmit the marvellous eneets
planned by SgnOr CODpi and Sir Francis Bolton, the ui
act and the fauess historical costumes 1ursheu uy
Madame Auguste, all helped to create an almost ideal
first night.
TUNBRIDGE WELLs.-The well has been
the cause oil prosperity OF Tunbrdgc Wells AMI tue
authorities that pleasant place OF resort seem detsr
NAMED not TO let well alone. They never tired OF
agtaHg for the Improvement OF the town ana ts negD
borhOod and any suggestions thereanent are Always
most cheeriully entertained. inc ecarcty Oh "aer-
and The wear before last the township was within meas
urable distance OF considerable IDcOnvenieDce-hhs
hitherto OF the Tow drawbacks the place pos
sessed Tnis has now been successfully rcmedied. ne
reservoir which opened the other day ut PcnbIry
will hold AS 900 900 gallons The water Is OF singular
rurity and tue overflow OF the springs supplying tho
town winch has hitherto run 10 waste, wlh now be
stored and render TnnbrdRc Wells quite independently or
drout even Ia hottest weather. The whole thlng
mas bc.n thoroughly carried out in harmony with the
plans or Mr.. Brcntnall. at u cost OF S33Ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
Mr.. DEPEW DENIES A REVIVED RUMOR
The attention of Chauncey VI. Depew, presi-

dent OF the New York Central Railroad Co., called
to an article which appeared In The star yesterday
ascrbing death OF Mr.. Vanderbilt TO the effect Of
excitement caused by violent dispute with Robert
Garrett Mr. Depew said what he had stated when the
first that effect circrgted that there was
believe that the conversation between the
two had not been entirely smicable.
rhe story Of The star falls to the ground, said Mr.
DeIew because the notice mailed TO Mr.. Garrett on
the morning OF Mr. Vanderts DEATH stating that the
New York Central reserved all rights regarding the
Baltimore and OhiOs OF the telegraph line along the
Vest shO"o could not have reached even President
Bates, 10 whom IL addressed. Mr. Vanderbilt and
Mr. Garrett could not well dispute about matter OF
which they both were ignorant"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
,r,rc,yo vaLICTOUs PROSECUTION.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-Patrick Flaherty, who
sovs that he lived on a farm cook County for twenty
nine years yesterday began an action in the superior
Court for $50 900 damages against the heirs OF Cyrus
Mccormick sr asserting that from 1877 until the sen
Tor McCormicks death. LeanderJ Mccormick ana cyrus
II. Mccormick, sr., attempted to eject him from his
rronertr a perfect title to which he says he holds
eus were began one after another to evic him. some
wsre and others have not yet come 10 trial
There ia also bill In chancery against him. anu ne says
that issued to the Sheriff were not Issued pc
cause the complaining parties failed to pay the Sherin
,eas lie processes TO think he has good cause or
con against the defendants for malicious prosecution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02

At Fire Headquarters yesterday was said that there
had been about 800 hres In tho city during the year
and that the total loss by the fires was about S3sOOOOO
making or about $1,000 loss Tor enoh nre.
The number OF IN 1884 2.4O6, aud the loss was
SO iTi5I7, according 10 the Department estlmates
In the Bureau OF Buildings plans for s43 new build
in tho course OF the year The plans call for total
pIana were filed in 1884, aud the total cost OF now
buildings aud alterations in that year was $40
The police made 74,373 arrests last year. oi,SS3 OF
the prisoners being men. Abandoned babies to the
number OF 80 were picked up by the police and car
to IIenda rfera
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Post Oelce Notice.

Letters for foreign countries ne>i mt D. sps,ha a..
r sS DlF;lcltlr stelmsr cAc'ps
IA desired sead duplicates II psnknS an
documents letters not specially airesci oelns sent W Wv
fastest vessels available. H, r,,,ory, will ,i,s,
,,o"wr'r.y In an casnsl ut tlls Oice As folloWs~
sArURDAY-At a IN. foJ amaica. Cenr Ametiea a,a
." sont, raonc ports per Pomona VIA hhsston .tos
"ns t,r leo I,ust Oe directed per fohionD,
Az 1850 a. IN Europe. per s. 5; srs.t -.
~. on,snst1yn letters Tor Gernany cc inss D, ~
s,e psr ServIa') at 80 A. mlor ger ~
Aim wa Bremen: at 1880 .. m Tor Eur0pe y.
(ity O.: Queenstown az p ~. on - ~,
Stroct nor a a Crcassla GLASGOW ueitets mus 20
Tcctr1 per Circassa" NJ D. M ior ~. ,r.et.S
or Wsesiari VIA Antwerp eiters must De oisoc.Ia
grr Vassiaua -. at p ~ tor the Noeri , W, ~
per y. T. L. CGand VIA hotterua" "'''''' ~
rscted peru. talaad'l ,,oo,,tc fran san Fran.
Mail, sai iV ci"sc mere January z at m ss
hnstr,Na NewIealand, SANDWICH NJ an 49,.
.sIsc1s uer Marlroa tfronl sal fflnV,So -, Var
bora ia,ury 80 NJ y. (or on afrVh ~ ns,r.is,.
nS'o TriIannc with British Iniis ior hus,s...'
ii. ,,r IN, society Islands. pet g. SitY, "" ~
s, IAN Frnncfgco, Gloss hete IaluiI "a 81 $780,
a,s for Cuba rail Tampa? fIi.v ala 90 ~.
Nv steau,er fr,.n Kcy West VA. eiose w '"' "
day at $50 a. NJ
rns ,c.edue of OF Trans Pacihc mNt tsia ~
uuine riptst os NJ AZ
on NV Psr,ncis,o Mails from tao EisS uiisn ia
10 al rr,nc,seo on the day Of sailing OF ssea"oi'
n"trhca tnepee the same day., , ,rApsoN Postpastoc
Post ONCE. New-yorx y !" Doee"oo' a.
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GOSSIP FROM TIE OLD WORLD.
ABOUT NOTABLE PERSONS AND THINGS

from Mr. Ld5oacherSs Trutl. London Dec ~
De LESSEPs THE IwELFTH.-M. dc Lesseps
is as pleased Punch " at the birth OF his little
twelfth. lie declares that the newcomer sthe finest
f fht % e,bT mite phepome4S "A good deal Of
laughter by the announcement OF the BIRTH
bound The idea there was that NJ DO Lssseps is going
TO live to u hundred. lie said he would on his last
him of promise that lie made when last Pesth with
his friend General Turr. to call the then-c1 eced little
after hero heroine OF Magyar history
There will be grand christening before he starts for
Panama which lie intends to do at the end OF January.
lie has promised TO hold receptions ana deliver lectures
Nantes and ST. Nazaire. lie Grand Francois not so
alert he before panaina fell so much The al,
tacks respecting his hOhOr In book his Cthiral
American drrtahng. by NJ Rodriguez. have affected
his spirits Nevertheless, he has the energy 10 10 on
cracking Jokes accepting invitations to dinners aud
sOrees II he were young man eager 10 ENJOY ire
There idea entertained by the Conservatives ana
Moierates putting him forward candidate for the
Presidency OF tue Republic But 1t seems to nave been
abandoned.
RELICS FROM BoRNEo.-Some curious exam
pies OF savagery and civilization were exhibited by MIR
William Crocker formerly an officer OF the sarawak
Government at recent meeting OF tho Anthrop
late Frank Hattons expeditions III Borne0' illustrated
No ore Borneo: adventure. and expectations in the
Equator The admirable Damascene blades OF the
especially as no one ever saw native sDnthy
Some OF the sheaths. on tho other h1nd were OF Tue
tribute to skill and OF young Iaton. Mr.
ii. II. Johnston. author OF Tho River Congo exhib-
for the Cammereons at Christmas The Rance OF sara
wark pected but at the last moment was unable
TO be present. An Interesting paper on the Nicola
Islands read.
THE observation-disclosures Beatrice and
her husband VIII probably pay three days
Saudrigham early next month. hear that the Queen
requested that they might DO invited, but at the
same time stipulated that full list OF the pro
posed party should be submitted for her appreciation
Princess Beatrice has yet been allowed To visit at
any house except when she accompanied tbs Queen 10
Broxmouth or 70 Eunkcld Prince Henry Kills time by
shooting every day for several hours He Will be at
loss how TO get through his days when the Is
over. There will be plenty OF occupation. however, Tor
the Prince during month the Osborne estate
AFFORDS the best shooting In tho Isle OF Wight, and
II has always been sedulOusy preserved about thou
sand pheasauts usually being killed during the months
Residences of the Court These covers were formerly
given over TO John Brown. and nobody else fired
gun in They will be at the disposal OF the
Duke OF COnnaught and OF Prince Henry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
DETERMINED TO XIII ms WIFE.

Michael CosgrOve, OF No. 1876 Grecnc-st.,
Greenpoint on Thursday night almost choAed his wife
TO death NoIghbors interfered and he elected from
The house. lie returned Yesterday and again began
aLusInp the woman, who wns still suffering from Tue
INJURIES received the previous night COsgrovo caught
his wife by the hair aud pulled hor aio,nd
the room. ut Is the same raining blow h!ter
blow Oh her head with poker She ran screaming into
lie street where fell unconscious policeman was
snn,oncd and also the ambulance. CU4grOVe was ar
rested and locked up and MIRA Cpsgrpyes iBrcs were
dressed II ia believed that hers tnll Is fractured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02

TR1nuSI OFFICE Jan. I'll A. MA large 10" arc"
I'm the Rio Grande Valley reached TO Kansas yester-
day without producing any serious disturbances; ana
cold wave advanced from Montana to Minnesota slowly
Elsewhere the temperature changed hut little. lhere
was some coudness IN tho Upper Lake region, o"I ar
weather generally prevailed. The barometer nero rose
,oIuy win clear skies The temperature ranged
S~t,vncn, 40 and a.. the average tlOo Being i'S
"cr Than on the corresponding day last year, ana 4s
lower than Thursday. 49,. -. H. 80
Sahtiy warmer partly cloudy weather NAV DO cx-
uacted In this city ana vicinity to-day threatening
weather sunday colder Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
TIE WEATHER REP0RE

GOVERNMENT INDIcATIoNs-FoR 80 HOURS.
w,suryGroy. Jan. For New-Englaud,
fair weather westerly winds becoming variable slightly
colder Saturday morning followed by slowly rising
temperature. ,,,
For the Middle Atlantic states,far weather followed
A, saturday eyening by local rains. variable winds
nnrsv shifting to east and south, SLOWLY rising tenn
nerature followed during saturday hisAt ny coiNer
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
OBITUARY NOTES,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. (Speciaf) .-Tho Rev.
DrAlexanaer Baike died yesterday morning at bis homo
in this city, of congestion o. the lungs He born In
Nova Scotia in lS0i When young be entered the
ministry and was for time tinerant preacher on
tho Western frontier In 1888 he settled in Newyork
State, and In 1916 lie moved Boston. where he lived
until i've being pastor OF the United Prrsby
terrain Church, wSich he founded Afterward ne resided
in this city and took active interest In the affairs Of
his denomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02

otis AN Ill WND,n ETC.-Yokel (hayng
paid penny receives hslfpeDuy change ~ thowt
yon charged penny. master." Barber: $50 l do.
usually: bnt face j. half mouth" ANY,
how the BARRIERS joke cost the barber that haipennyI
-(Judy.
THE LITTLE Translation SchODpenbausen
Whose patience liz now quite sxGauscd) Min. mlh
Ill is You, matam, who out Of tune. Ze pore inzri
ment Is not To blame; you have no ear Tor ~ museN
You know not loy to blay. GOot day. Inatam. G0Ot
day" Indignant lady. who has been sanptng pianos
for over an hour, boats an abrupt relreat l.JuIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
RALLEr At LIE OPERA.

MIS-. hsHfTil custer ~ Tue c"0JV '''"'''''
The stage was next arranged rs gorgeous
banquet hall and tho ballet billowed OUT ana eIryns
mr. ino nursery rhyme " danced before the hihk ~
seemed incredible that the loadcr--a graceful supp;
appnrrntly youthful Greature--cou'dDS ths bonl.n.
win WAS The first dansrusc ever saw. She sTNs l'"
unaulttes over the stage win tia g9uye SCARF III 49,
cutting the dance NJ 'hc Aas AMI whe s9u, ,n s
her ho grace looked dQTD on the lttle e"pIs In ~
boxes and Thought q me- b. relief To them ai.or ,no
49, -, '"d ,nusic y ,iy wonder one little dot who
ansycr.d when hei mother questioned her to know
sh. ukrd Tho singing: 20, yes. dear nlahn, e t
what liked best were the boan'iiu' i~uie' WV" INV
ruiles."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
rArAL1Y worxpLNa us RRorAER-IN. u ".

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. Jan. At Davidson CO..
Iege to. day street encountr occurred betweeo d. d.
Hood, a merchant, and j. ". snnnnrs, ala"yof'lh
which Hood was snot. aud IT is supposed fatally
,vouuaed uood and summera are hrothers-in-aw, and
uuarrrlied sbont tue settlement OF an estate iloou
was attacsing summers with Ratchet wheh the a'ei
used his pistol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
GETTING HONEY FROM A STAGE MANAGER

William ii. Fitzgerald. the stage manager at
she Casino. waited y Joseph Aarons alias Henry
Moore, alias Whisky joe" vino gave the Grand Union
.hotel as his address and who stated that he was
- need OF money and would dispose OF pawn uckcts
,tPfescning watches, Diamond rings braceets, ETC..
ssn hon he stated were worth over $1,000 aha
Co and 9 Rlaess cna'ST pawnTrokers.
~ fitzgerald gave him g05 aud found that the goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
MARRiAGES, BIRTnS AND DEATHS.
YEARS RECORD OF VITAL srATIsrcs-ARREsTs
AND NEW BUILDINGS.

AND NEW BUILDINGS.
There were 1886 deaths in this city in
1885, larger number than IN eitIer 1854 or ls73 bat
estimating the population at l397,395, the death rate
per 900 inhabitants only 1854, while in 1884 the
death rate was 25.s3 The following. Is record Of
deaths each month OF last year. compared With the
records for three previous years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
FOR STEALING HER MISrRESSs "a CQUE

Lille Baker. q servant employed by Mrs.
Minnie Allen OF No 142 East Fourteenthst, stole her
mstre.ss sealskin sacque and dresses valued in
Mi AZ S475 She arrested In bridgeport. Conn, nj
the house OF her mother aud brought TO yes
terday She was locked mp Police Headquarters last
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02
Because Of the Rare Medicinal Virtues

inherent in theh thoI prompt action and certain results
Bensons Plsers are the duh AMI unreliable old
style porous pasers for all affections calling for reaJo
exCePna remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-02

Prudently Break Up Your Cold by the timely
of DR.. Jaynes Expecorant old remedy for Sore
Lungs and Threats and O certain curative for Coughs