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New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
n,s.pprARANCE OF THREE PERSONS.

The peoplo OF Greenport. L. t. arc scandaiZea o,e S
fair IN AZ has recently occurred aud which mas eudeu
the disappearance OF young woman ana 1w1 EoaI i
man The family OF Wiggns Is one OF the wenitmest M ~
Grsenport Two years ago Augustus. the oldest soi
mel Miss Della Leo and they we're engaged 10 10 ncdate
marriage His parents had always opposed TINS upaG
and ne afraid to sccedc TO her peremptory gI,
Finding that Virgins would not marry her wllnky,
Miss Lee engaged Benjamin Reeve ss c0uhseI anu 's
out warrant for wiggnss arrest Ho was Iahon Do
tion Oh Thursday. Last Wednesday Miss Leo was ~
proacned by a friend of Wiggius. who offered her noy
to abandon the prosecution. She informed her cou
sci of the fact and left his once lae ~
s'clock that evening. That was the isl Sell 7
soon after midnight wagon drove 9ut Vi prd @ that
contaIning William wggins and Miss Lee Beyona 'na'
NO trace M them can found. Is supposed thb hu
gustus folio wed them the noNt morning.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
STEjgTTZ'S FRIENDS NOR CAST DOWN.
Il XAI Il.

IesteIuIy r sSo,yb, rsfur ana recrsation n M
rooms Of the York aud Manhattan Chess Clubs Ot
conrse. the worids championship match between
Znkertort and Seintz discussed In all It's
phases Much regret expressed that stenitz, by
k,crles, which ordinarily he would not make
~hsa plsy,ng several games blindfod. should have
thro wn sway all his chances OF victory on Monday
Eyery hody wants the best to win bit they don't
want him 30 through obvious bunders on tho part
OF his opponent GsGes so won are OF no value 20 stu
make no bad break the fifth game 70 be played today
ct No. 80 Fthave.. beginning at o'clock The friends
of aeinilz though they by no means so sanguiLe
% when tho match began, have not yet
n n mo- thing steiniz to make bad start in
match or tournament, then retrieve lost ground and
come out ahead. Zukertort has now won three games
and steiptz one. games must be won 10 secure
the en- ship Steinitz has yet plenty of chances
By annoyins typographical plumbers In the record OF
Kr 10 Kl Instead OF Kt TO KB3 and his thirtysi1th
move @ to QB3 when 1t should have been Q TO KB3
tynosra hical error IN the record OF the first
Vbieh the isse of January IL makes Whites
twepty.sixth move NJ to Kt2 Instead OF NJ TO R2
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
orrioERs or THE AMERICAN VA CHI CLUE.

The American Yacht Club met last evening
At nm. cub-hOn-e No. 57i Fphaye., to elect officers
The following were chosen Commodore, Joseph g..
UoaglGnd; ylce-cOmmO tore. Arthur IT, Batoman; rear
commodore. Charles II. OsgOOd; secretary, Henry A..
TAYLOR; treasurer. william b. DOwd; Meet surgeon. pr
Thomas n. Bailey; incasurer, Charles III. Haswel :;
trmsters Jtbeg A. Bostwick. Josiah NJ Fske. John r.
Kennedy. Henry A. Taylor, Frank H. Lawrence william
"a Dovd and Washington H. COnnOr; Regatta Commit
Ice George ". Hall, Thomas Manning, Thomas ).
scovil. Edward 8. Innet aud Ezra s. Connor TIE re-
por of the secretary shove that the affairs OF the club
vera I'm satsfac:ory condition aud that there
balance OF over SIS 900 in the treasury The member
ship has Increased largely within the ast year and EoW
beTs over $50.
The model Of silver cup which the club will offer as
an International trophy "a be contested for by steam
Yachts OF any recognized yacht club was on
erbbition An .ent was made 10y the secro-
tary that two English yachts were coming over next
summer TO compete for the cup lilo said that he did not
know the oI the yachts, but expected to receive
the particulars In "A few days
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
NEWs From TIE SUBURBS.
NEARLY BhATEN TO DEATH BY HER HUs

NEARLY BEATEN TO DEATH BY HER HUSBAND
Mr, Mary Ellen Banghart the wife OF George ,n tse
rity Uospital mt the point Of death FROM nJuIe' M M
Icted by her husband. Banghart Is di:spaIsa,
runk and begun to quarrel with his wiie ene gave
A sharp answer and no throw y pste pa Az ,he @ aoor
strnck her on the chin ami broke as it feli on no
Tho brutal husband then picked up one OF the n hs
heat his wife on the head with the Jagged edge u p
blood Thinkng doubtless, thai he had kleu ne,, u,
Banghart fed His victim recovered d ~ ,ha
honrs and dragged herself to the head OF the
stairs where she uttered feeble cry Tor heip Soo m
the neighbors went 10 her assistance ana Cy aea
three was found crouchng In corner so badly s arsm
ened that she was unable TO- SPEAK hi fatal INJURIES
ordered her removal TO tho City Hospital eenerHi ~
alarm was sent out from police headquarters 10 iooA i
RauRhArt.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
LONG ISLAND.

C,NtRsIr.-Mrs. Philip staat. has ba.n arrs'ted ior
birany she was married. Last week she arew S-Vo
frou ayiugs bank and left her husband 70 i've WIN
wldower named Richard Kahn. who hal Tour chi ilrh
she WAS married him carly this week Sue sdid s"e
loved Kahns children.
Fast SFw-YoRK.-George ID. Armstrong, lawyer
aud an active Democratic politician failed to appear on
M,av nigbt t. answer the chlrg" uf grand larceny
befnre stice smith, and his bail Of 800 was forfeited
The charge against HIN whs made by Dr. Albert iot
,Ion Arnstroug recovered T3ig H. This lie failed 10
nav over untl threa'cncd with legal proceedings ana
men agreed 10 pay 80 week. Failing TO do lhis 10
arrested
Jovo ISLAND CiTY.-Thc Common Council met Tor the
tonrh time on Monday evening, an1 cast balot hler
hsuot ,ttil midnight chairman. eln the Tour meet
@ held 40 ballots have been taken aud the outlook Is
n pei fmanent deadlock,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
RELIGION AND BUSINESS.

The Rev. Hugh o. Pentecost, of st. Paul,s
Evangelical Church, Is conducting the business mems
meetings the John street Methodist Church TINS
week. Yesterday his remarks were devoted TO nus,
nose and Religion" There should be more religion IN
business he said, "and business In religion 40
and little affected by Christianity. There may be too
many church members ald sunday school superintend-
ens In Canada; the Churcn may be hall rotten, nut ~
book OF 1863 pages 1t Is devoted to colleges aud beneyo
lent institutions Who established those Institutions
who but the churches and the Christian business en
who are members of the churches Christianity Is aet
hard "A and cannot be demolished IL Is rlght 70
make money and to attend business interests, but
business in eress should be transacted in Christian
and with a Christian spirit"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Society OF Civil Enginrers' NO i|' H"''
Twcnty-third-st, 10 q. III. "a o,a,
Chess match No. 80 Fifth-ave, afternoon ana even
ing.
Park, Dock Aqueduct and Fire Commissioners meet
ings. , ,ooo. -,
Ensilage Congres ga, Grand Central Hotel 1880 d. H.
Ogle murder trial. Court OF General Sesslohs
Austin will contest, Surrogates Court
broadway Railway suit, Supreme Court.
Cigarmakers meeting Irving Hall, p. IN
Stock Exchange Governing Committee
Meeting OF Board OF Education, y. M ,,.,
Brooklyn Citizens League Committee on Leglsiaron'
81. IN.
Medico-Legal Society, lecture.roOm. BeheVue Nus
pital, p. III. 1,,,,,,oo or,er
tainment, Turu Hail. Brooklyn. y. ID. ,,,.. -
The Rev. DIR. Charles H. Hall. before the Phiiona'neon
Society, No. "A Court-st. Brooklyn, evening"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
OPPOSED TO THE BRIDGE EXTENSION

In the Board of Aldermen yesterday Mr. Mooney
rs chairman of the Committee on Lands, Places
and the Park Department, presented a report OPP
oosng the extension of the Brooklyn Bridge on the
Eew-YOrk side. Ii is proposed to extend the ap-
proach to the Bridge GcrosS Chatham and Gen.
fre STE and bill 10 that effect has been pre-
sented in the State Senate. The report mentions
the unsuccessful attempt made in 1851 TO carry
out this project. legislative act then pioposcd
to take strip of land about 16O feet long ana 80
feet wide at the widest part on the east side OF me
CITY Hall PARK tins would have compelled
the removal of the Hall of Records. / he amount
of land now proposed to be taken is not given.
The report strongly opposes granting any privilege
of this kind aud denies the right OF the Legs
lature TO make any grant of the sort proposed: III
the case of the removal of the Forty second street
Reservoir il says. Judge MacOmber held that the
land was granted IN fee simple TO the city oy the
terms of the DOngan Charter. The City Hall PARK
wasa part of this grant, and the same ruling holds
good.
Alderman Morgan said that action should be
tayeu al once. An amendment was offered by Mr..
Van Rensselaer, that a dgDi6ed protest should be
presented to the Legislature President Mooney
said that Increased terminal facilities for the
Bridge were needed, The danger to life and limb
i'm consequence OF the crowded condition of the
approach to the Bridge mt certain hours OF the day
was great. IL was not intended TO give any more
facilities to the elevated railroads Ar Van Rens
selaers amendment was adopted, and the report as
amended was then agreed TO.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
MERCHANTS URGING MR. ODONEELL'S NAME.
tho Mnrnhnntn Nl,,h No 10Q Leonard ST.

IfU IIIU lItINIItIIIlo OItIU, INV'
a number of dry-goods met yesterday. includlnf
representatives OF Tedt, Weller Co.. s%eetser iem-
brook & Co., George A. Clark Bros Dunhan. buckley
x Co, A. d. Julllard e Co.. Brown, Wood kingmah,
Calhoun, Robbins & Co., Sullivan. Vail & Co, Lewib
Bros Il Co., Dale, Reid IL Cooley aud Phelps. Dodge *
Co.. and passed resolutions commenting the services VI
John O'Donnell a railroad commissioner expressing
the opinion that "it would be a public misforlune
to have tho presen wellbalanced non.partlsah cOE
sion which comprises q lawyer, railroad man anu III
experienced business man, destroyed by making IL 4
political partisan commission; and calling upon p,
Governor IIill to act upon the prseipe outlined III MS
letter OF acceptance wherein he stases that appoiur
ments OF Railroad Commissioners should not De con
troed by considerations OF partisanship Inc athte
urged assist in retaining the no-parusah
character Of the Railroad Commission and finally ine
reappointment Of Commissioner ODonneh was caneu
fnr
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
rr1r vopu n.uy TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20 1850
steamer Fl Paso quick o-l.sns days. with md'' 70

steamer III Paso Quick Ne|-o-esns '"'s WIN ' "
steamer CITY OF Columbia Woodruff. Charleston days.
ooucn ncn%S1d @ Gy ro' 81 @
steamer Panther Warrington, Phladeipha ior Ne""u'
steamer Lancaster Mills Philadelphia for New Bedford q
steamer Gen whitney Bearse Boston, Win muse T" "
steamer Amos Rastow corwn. Providence ,.,.,ro via
ship wepdo%s !ef YarmSat Ss 20 oTd HincSen
ship Empire. Snow. Boston. In ballastt TO vernon
Bark Nesn Brl Davis Hull 40 days. with mh'e TO orasr
vessel TO whitney 4 Co. -. r, a.v. with coffee
to order vessel V ,:'spt 70 swan SON and
Bng L & " Armstrong Alexander pemorara 20 Gay"
srs cameo 60 Neal trinidad gs say. with sugar to Daniel
suNsET-wind a, ssniv Hook. moderate. W; cloudy Az
City Island light, w; cloudy. -
s%nay I 9osS Ss 10 t ner Ssa,as cer
Arrived yesterday
steamer Jersey City Br Horror Bristol Dec ~ ne BsT
af afS 10 T'Ia pm "d'' to Arkel Douglass Af''''"
Steamer srate of Texas williams Fernandina. Brunswick
Ga ana Port Royal with mdse and passengers 10 Ia ma
Steamer Chas Mayer Anthony. Baltimore with coal to
Bak Agnes Port Knudsen oporto AZ days. with mdse to
CLEARED.
Steamer Nevada (Dr Douglass Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Euea Br Pym JevS5s
steamer Fnds taor, Rings, Bremen Southampton
steamer Canada (Fr), De Kersabiec Havre-Lous "o DO
steamer Alyo Br). Williams Kingston, Carthagena &c
steamer EXCELSIOR Higgins v.Orieans Van sickle
sea or State Of Texas Williams, Fernandlna-c III NAL
Steamer seneca walser Norfolk Point ana Newport
steamer Itchmoad. Boaz Norfolk. City Point and Rich
steamer Glaacas OoIemIn Boston Fl F Dmooh.
BARK George Moore sawyer Batavia for orders-'
Bark Ulster tBr shekels st Johns NF-Bowring Archi
Bark Havana Rice Havan. w D Munson.
Brig Ubaldna (br sponagle mnIer% 1890 20
Ball Ii' CO'S''''n' CO, ''e''' 0""A'NS' ouA''
schr Bessie Carson, Baker Annapolis, Ns-P Nevius &
schr Falmouth Clark, cienfucgos-J @ Fowler.
SAILED.
City Of Hasuata savannah stsGs Of Texas Fernsndna Old
Dominion. iSOrfolE, Glen Tanar, Baltimore.
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAAERi
FoREIGN PORTS.
LONDON ian ia-Arrved steamers Persian Monarch (Br.
Watson from New.YOrk Jan 6 Surrey (Br Murre, from
LvERPoo. l9Arrived steamer Chancellor tBr,. Cor
0USsssTowS Jan iS~Arrived steamer City OF Chester
(Br CondrOn from York Jan l6 on her way to Liver
18th irrived. Gallia tBr,. Murphy. from
GIAsSow I9-Arrived talia tDr, Craig from
NEwcisTIE jan lsArrived steamer Bassano CBr,. Rea
i7th-sailed steamer Thane tBr). for Charleston:
LEITH Jan 7oArnved. steamer Critic lBr)' LORD from
sth"Arrved. steamer Cerdic (BrJ McKenna from Bali
pSypEE ls-saod Lcpanto tBr Abbott. for
KisssLE, Jan ls-Passed steamer Venetian OBI. Trant,
Coup from Neworeans DSc 25 Ulunda tBr). Ill., from
NAPLES Jan i6ArTved steamer Genievon tBr) GordOd.
VIEScIi Jan lG-ssilcd steamer sdonian tBr,. Craw-
TRIESTE to l3-ssed capulet Br) Ellis for
GBRALTiR IsPassOd steamer Tyrian (Br). Hassen.
St9n from Now York on her way 70 Palermo pho psod
from San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
PROSPERITY OF TIE JEWELLERS LEAGUE.

Jewellers were plentiful at the Masonic Tenn
ple a.t night tho occasion being the ninth annual meet
ing OF the jewellers League Of the CITY of Sew-SOrk
The report OF the secretary showed that the league has
membershp OF 300S an increase during the year OF
forty six members. In that time only one member was
Q. pcIled. There received during the year
So767 81 for the General Fund and ss53G4 20 for the
Benefit Fund. Dedncng all disbursements there fe.
mains on land S33 O2J OIL Since the organization OF
The quo there has been collected $320 1856 06 paid
TO benencares S263G7 lO nvcated for contngencies
s37 242 25 paid all expenses, S25273 II. Henry
Hayes was reelected president; the y:ce-presiients
James r. Stow. Robert A. Johuson w. G. Rlmbtll. and
August Kurtzcborn also ro-ercted together with
tie secretary and treasurer, William l.. Sexton. Amend
ments to the constitution were adopted which will have
the eject OF swelling the receipts.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
CERTAIN THAT HANSEN KILLED HIMSELF.

Detective Loony who Is conducting the poce InNe W
tCation in regard tho death OF Peter Hansen on W
dav Ar Fort Hamilton. L. L. WAS emphatic ye.teIuhy ~
hi, opnion that Hansen killed himself ~ Is now tnous
that one OF the soldiers who frequened the mouse @
the revolyer after the crime. warrant mas oeen
secnred 10 search tho fort and ascertain II the weapon
was concealed there. The Coroner has not o
the inquest The body Of the dead man Will W ''''
tomorrow. -, ,ho rovolver
The police found that Hansen purchased me revoHc
wioh he exhibited the way to Fort Hamilton On Sas
nrdoy evening at the hardware store OK Henry bss'
at No bi5 Fifth.aye. Brooklyn. He said DC wahteu y
weanon to protect himself WITH as some OF lhe Doys 81
Fort Hamilton were annoying him. Nosteps nave De.n
taken for the arrest OF any one upon suspicion ~
raa,ion nth the theory that Hansen was muI dereu
Distrct Attorney Ridgway sad that nothing hsd poeh
LAID before him upon which any action could be tdKeh
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
DESERrloy OF A VERMONT GIRL.

Policeman Phyfe was called at an carly hour
yesterday To No. % Bankst, where he found woman
attempting by the hall door She rang the gong
frequently and the nelghborhoOd was aroused Anthony
NJ Ailare butcher caused her arrest In the jefferson
Market Police Court the prisoner gave tho name of Lille
Vale she said that Edward Ode, son Ot Isaac Odel.
the OF the stonlngton Line OF steamboats,, had
taken her home from the French ball and had suddenly
left her the stors OF his house In BanksL she had
then a-ked 20 see him aud arrested Allaire is u
brother-in-uw OF Odell Justice Dulrhnc the woman
So which paid She said that She lived In Rut-
land Vermont. where her parents occupy prominent
position She had married William McDOugal In ProvI-
dence yoar. ago. but recently he had deserted her
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
SLA U6HTER CONVICTED OF ASA ULT
William Slauphtcr a deutIst WAS q,

w ilIlam A. SlauRntcf, utHtlSt, WIS coH-
yicted the Froosyn Court OF Sessions yesterday Of
assault the In shooting bis wife last fall
She was not seriously hurt. The defence VAS that he
was under tho Influence OF oPiaes He teslhed mat he
never nl-used his wife, lie had suffered from. heart
disease. pneuaonia, fcver and gasirits and was ad
dicted 10 the OF morphine and chlOraL He had no
recollection OF shooting his wife OF anything Tor our
days before and after the shooting. He nrst learned
why he was arrested from newspaper The Jury
recommended him 10 the mercy OF the court The
penalty OF his crime is from five TO ten years mvrl9On
ment As he being takon 10 jail 10 await sentence
his brother James T. Slaughter. who had been Ia tho
court room faned In the corridor aud foil. nurng his
he ead severely. He was sent home In al ambulance.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
HIDING COUNTERFEIT COINS IN olruEAL

JOun 81. MCNNUU WHO httpH a ith duh ElbN'AJ
atOre at 90 has been troubled ~ receY-
ing counterfeit money from Italians. When Nicola Ro-
mani went into tho store yesterday and asked for
pound OF -four the stOrekscper remembered That
man. apparently the same, had given hIn counterfeit
money before. lie took the dime which the italian
offered and found that 10 broke easily He called
for = policeman and young man standing near saw
AMI throw coins into oatmeal box and cover
them with tho oatmeal Tho coins were picked ont aud
said to he counterfeit Commissioner Shields he'd O-
mani for 4 c1alninAtiOu yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
WORK DONE BY 4 DIsPEYSlRY

The annual meeting OF the managers OF the
Demt Dlspcusary at Twenty thlrd-st ana second ave,
was held on Monday evening. There were 42,87l per
sons treated ls-J of whom 1880 received treatment
their homes B,sidrs the regular dtspeusary physl-
clans twenty other practitioners OF the city gave ther
services gtatuIOusJ attending patients AZ tho dis
peusary. Two evenings the week are devoted TO the
Treatment OF wonen who arc unable 10 attend the dis
pensary during the day by yscans Oi their own
valuable microscope, large battery for electrical
treatment ami other needed appliances have been added
10 the dispsnsaTy's equipment during the year.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
APPOINTED CLERK oF wEsTcnEsTER COUNTY

Governor Hin yesterday appointed John NJ. plsney
County Clerk for W-schester County In place OF jam
T d. Crane who failed to qualify. MI Diyhe4 nas Deon
the court clerk for three years, aud whe hr CEane
reelected last fan he appointed Mr Dghcy ,pepuy
Connty clerk a position that he has held since JahuaI
/ Dcpey is a native Of Saratoga County ana was eS..
mated al Union College. After he removed 70 ohkei
ne hecsus nromlnent as Democratic politician ann
through the recommended OF Samuel J Illden was
apnoinied clerk OF tho city court OF 1onkcr-, uhac
ElIis In $50 He resigned In 1882 10 accept .he
Sppointmcnt OF Supreme Court clerk III Westches'or
County a position lie held until lssO.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
AcCiDEYrS ar THE PIERS.

John Tracy, of No. 439 West Fifty-third-st,
fell INFO the hold steamship Nevada at No Pier 4U
North River at i;3O a. yesterday Thomas Lorlemer
fell down the hatchwny OF the EutOpa half all hour
later 10 was thought that hO would die from his In
jury. Joun OD)nohuc, piastcrer, whose home is at
No l1- Mefcers, Jerscy city, fell from scafOd at
Pier A. nolr the Battery aud WAS hur seriously VAL
entine RuthfOrd of No Jil EylngtOnst broke his les
By falling at the Grand street Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
THE SUICIDE OF BERTRAND.

A cOroner's inquest was held yesterday in t ht
Charles H. Bertrand the lawyer WHO shot hiinsel
In the head No. 3lS Fuon-st. Brooklyn on Monday
His relatives took the body from the MorRue Bertrand
left the following note written on tue back OF pro
grammc
tbe pam OF INV heart. q. III. BERTRAND.
He married wealthy widow few years ago and was
worth $25000O. He lived in fine house In washing
ton-avc Speculation IN real estate led To loss OF
S76O In one year lie then made over all his prop
ery his wife she died suddenly and IL went to her
two leaving him pennlless Ho then lost heart and
took 10 drink lie thought III luck pursued him and Ire
quently SAID that he wanted to die.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
EDlSoX ELEcrRI0 ILLUMINA rIy0 COMPANY.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Edison Electric Illuminating Company at the con-
panys office, No. IL Broast.. yesterday. tho former
trustees unanimously reelected with the Gin gle
exception OF Robert h. Cutting. jr +. 5. Hastings was
IN his place The present board constituted as
follows: H. ID. Adams. Eugene CrO6e, +. S. Hastings.
T. A. Edison. +. y smthers. j. Hood Wright Charles
Batchclor. C. H. Coster Z. J.. ChnnOck T.. H. johnson,
Spencer Trask, Era-tus Wlman. 4. Upton. The prop
oson increase the capital stock from ~ 100000 10
$500 600 adopted. The terms ON which tho new
stock would be offered wcro not made public.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
GIVING A VERDICT FOE THE GOVERNMENT

j. Barch g. Sons imported goods which they
described AS wool waste, the duty on which Is II per
cent. The Government held that the goods were hno
wool and duties collected a 81 per cent The im
porrrs brought suit to recover for the alleged ovepay
inent and The tried yesterday In tho United
states Circuit Court Assstant United STATES District
Attorneys PlHtt aud Van Rensselaer, represented the de-
found a verdict for IL
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
THE Suicide OF ID. r. LEE.

DR. Lee who committed suicide by shooting n'inso M"n
tbronsh the head ut his house In South Orange on Moi
d.v was formerly leather merchant In ths cry aa
owned large tannery In Penn-y -ylyana. Jay nond was n
ouired The property and franchises MI ,,Lod hod
retiring from business His former partner Ahoa oa
htm.niY in q similar manner. SUIT nan
been brought by a former clerk OF Mr. Lee agahst MI
Gould for services and Mr. Lee who was wltness va q,
onIy waiting for its conclusion when he PROPOSED W
make prolonged visit 10 his wfe's native place IN VII
gnia Mr. Lee colonel In the ConIeuerate sny
Mrs. Lee is completely prostrated sne nas ieoo'e'
many messages and visits OF condolcnce.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
NEWARK.

The dog pound was opened yesterday and In one hour
thirty dogs imp0undol. The NUMBER Fo"o"eu
nearly 100 at nigbtfal. ~
In tho special Sessions Court Charles Strauss ana
lam gregory the ewolry swndlcrs. were arralghed 10
nlead Strauss acEnowledgel his guilt ana hiue a
statement exonerating his companion. GresorJ W."
held for trial 49,
Charles Thean, ags nnynve while shov9Iilhg S ,noS
from the sidewalk In 'front.' OF tho Sou'h D'P''S' N
last oYenng. droppei dead
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
SToRu SIGNALS.

ta CON ing great hcradsl BY the display
Of canonprT sizna sois The approach Of that dread ana
at dease utGption Ol the lungs usually anSOUncei
i'm advance BY pmpcs blochrs. erupons ulcers ganlu
lar swcnss. and Ainded outward Manifestation, o. ue
which, u not properly cNpoled from ths
sv;em atacgs the delicate tssnes Of the ungs causing
them 90 ITO and break down. Ut pesccs Gben Iedi
cal Discovery the great remedy for TINS az ior au us
te aud digestion increases nutrition ana builds up the
wasted syStom.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Acenue HOtel-Congressman Henry G.
Burleigb Of whitehall n. Y; CONGRESSMAN W, W. hice; 70
Of Massachusetts,; Ex-Governor Person o. Cheney, Vi
New Ha mpshiro. and James f. JOY, OF Detrot
Hotel Brunspitk-Edward Atkinson, OF Boston
Windsor Hofe-Sherman s. Rogers OF J5uHai9
Holman House-Ex Governor Henry Lippitt, OF hhooe
Islaud and Christopher /. Magse. Of Pittsbnrg
Victoria Hoei-General W. J. BehsD OF New-Oreansi
Aibemdrte Hotel-Marshsl Field, OF Chicag0--..bTe-
roort House-Benjamia p Cheney. Of Boston.