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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
STORM SIGNALS.

STORM SIGNALS.
As the coming great storm is herade b the display
Of caonary signals is the approach Oh nt dread ara
ats disease con umpon Of the lungs usually announced
a. cd yarce Inv nmDes botches eruptobs ulcers glandu
lar sweinrs and kindred outward manifeslauon OF TIE IN
ernal 90 poison which II not properly expelled IRON te
attacks the delicate tissues OF the lungs causing
them to nccrate and break eown Dr. fercss ooen med
cal Dscovery cedy 1or s az ior al as
cases their origin I'm bad rioof lt improves the ap.
pe and digestion increases NUTRITION ana puhds up tno
wasted system
II. s. PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
The Cabinet aying Cards plain or gut edsod are the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA Lexington. ave, between 2gtb ard 30th sta
Yours 10 l. tot Diseases OF the Nervous system.
Genito Urinary Organs. Impotence and steri1V. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
a STAT EN- ENT.

The ad yertisement herewith appended makes neceS-
sary few words my part
The only question at issue 49, Who owns VINO Is aione
entitled ~ he use NJ tho trade which was ih'ete"
and paid for by o. s. Baldwin, and obtained by nun
from the ULited States Patent Oilce The Following
advertisement opens other questions, and reiers 10
matters entirely irrelevant.
From The Yep- York Daily Papcrs, January Ia.
THE PUBLIC SHALL NOT BE DECEIVED, ~ 81 I'LL ImE
TER IN "THE TINES" AND TRIBUNE VI
18TH INST.
he facts of tho case far the public Is concerheu
simply these:
Mr. O. s. Baldwin was never In business tho corner
OF Broadway and Canal-st.. except as an emPioyo !"
Carharr, WiitfOrd. AMI Company r.,,,
This also true % the establishment IN bToohp ~
M September 1884. when We sold out the ea9o po"
will ami remaining stock. not to Mr.. Baldwin olt W
Messrs Smith. Gray, and Company, OF WilMnsDurs, VINO
or were up to very recent period the prop
etOrs or that store. - ,,.,..,io
The trade mark OF BALDWIN. the Clother " valuable
was made so the expense and under the alaeel:n
Of Carhart. Whtord. and Company who always seecIe'
SUPP lied the goods sold under that nilnc MI Da
win never having owned dollars worth or the Roou5
had any interest whatever In the pfonts ol thc
business
When Mr. Baldwin left our employ, by mutual con
sent IN February 1885, he took nothing with him DuV
his and the weearned reward OF seventeen years
Of service.
He has never since had any OF tho goods when MADE
the popularity OF the establishment, npr can ue ssD
thom bat they to be found still ut the old corner III
full supply AZ all times nj,
The public can thus take their choice between Baiu
without the goods and the goods without B,EWih'
t. II. CARHART,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
NEW-JERSEY.

RAnwAY-while tho Barry Post Fair was at its height
on Monday night boys unscrewcd gas-burner. ana
blowing the pipe caused all the lights TO 20 on on the
two hoOrs crowded. snl groat excitement was cro
ated as a rush made for the doors. number Ot
small articles stolen. Hereafter the electric Ight
will be used.
PLAtNFGEGD.-The third anniversary OF the Reform
CLUB was celebrated Reform Hall on sunday In the
afternoon persons listened to addresses by the Rev
DIR. Lewis of the Seventh-Day Baptist Church; {. g.
Tyler, Mrs D. T. H. TOmlinsOn. president OF tho WOnens
Christian Temperance Union Captain W. B Oslrom
Mrs II. B. OpdyKc. Mrs. W. T.. HUncyman, Mrs. VI. j.
Coard ana President French At tho evening meeting
more than ZOO present and several nun
drcd turned away. Addresses wers made by the
Rev Dr Ketchaiu. of tho First Presbricriau Church;
Judge Harper. H. ". Martin, eN-MayOr W. u. MhEon,
the Rev. j. t. C!eaver. ". {. Sampson aud PTesideuI
Frcncn.
UOB1KFN.-At the UObOkcn Ice Rink yesterday after
noon great excitement prevailed. and several serious
occurred the competitors in the ten-nllc
race bet wecn the members OF the International Club
Just after D. See broke through tho lee aud
g. J. Oueckberncr was tossed In the air and took a
header into the hole. Another OF the racers was 50
seriously Injured that he had 10 b0 carried oil the lee
the accidents dd interfere with the races stephen
O'Briru and Charleg Mccormack. the Canadian cham
Mon were the only who remained In the 10 the
fuIsh. O'Brien won on the last lap
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
ORIENTAL FAIR FoR AN INDIAN ORPHAYA0E

The ID arlOrs Ot DIR. and Mrs. j. /. Newman y
home at 80 West Fifty ninthst presented pict-
urcsquo Oriental appearance yesterday. fair iu
progfess the proceeds OF which To To missOn-
AIRY for the support OF an Orphannge at KOobghr In
Northern India The inmates OF the asylum arc
the unfortunate children of parents without
caste Each lady yesterday was pre-
sented with article OF Oriental interest,
The articles were all collected by Dr Newman himself
on his Journey to the Holy Land several years ago.
Among them were brick from the Towor0f Babel. a
shell from the Red SGa, spear from cedar OF Lebanon,
and mess Of pOtlagc The ladies who presided at tho
tables dressed In Oriental costumes. Throughout
the morning and afternoon the crowded and
the sales large. Tho fair continues TO day from
IL a. until D. m. and tomorrow until late In the
Photographic OF General Grant and souvenirs
the funeral the shape OF small black banners made
from the covering OF tho coffin offered for sale
Among those present yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse H. Grant Mrs Frederick Grant. Mrs j. b. Co. ie
Mrs +. Sherwood. Mrs. KOuntzc, Mis- j. X. Place
and Mrs. j. H. Seymour
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
0RAyD EyCAMpMEyT or ODD FELLOWS.

The Grand Encampment OF the State OF New
York o. o. r. Tor 1886 began Its srssi0ns yesterday
morning at the d. ckor Building, No 80 Union square
Nearly every lodge in the State represented about
800 delegates being present during the morning and 9f
ternoon. Edwin II. Van Dorm, the Grand Patriarch,
presided. The Grand Treasurer reported n balance
hand OF s5OS 80. The Grand Scrlbc's report showed
decrease in membership during the year OF 233 Tho
following officers elected: Grand Patriarch.
Jacob Dilcher, Of Buffalo; Grand High Priest, l.. ..
Caldwell OF Poughkerp ie; Grand Scribe, James Ter
wlhger, OF New-YOrk Grand Treasurer Franz
Pfaf, OF New-YOrk; Grand Senior Warden, William j.
Dyer OF York; Grand Junior Warden. f. Pratt, OF
whitehall. IT voted to hold the next encampmrnt
at Buffalo on the third Tuesday OF February 1877. The
ceremonies OF the Patrirchal and Golden Rule degrees
were performed last night at Clarendon Hall, In Ihr
teeutl.st.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
BROOKLYN.

man about fortyhve years Of evidently sailor,
found drowned at the foot Of North Second ST. yos
Ierday.
Archdeacon Kirkhy, who has heen supplying the pulpit
OF st. AIMS Episcopal Church for some months, has
been called to ST. Peters Episcopal Church In Fer
nandiDa Fla
Rod and Reel Society of Long Island has been in
corpOrated by Percy r.. Pyne William l.. Dodge, Jr,
Charles L. Whitehead and Cleveland H. Dodge.
The inquest IN the Of Mary Mahady yesterday
showed that she killed by the beating which her
husband gave No. 203 lIudsOnave. on Saturday
night
Martin Of German student OF divinity secured per
mission from the Court yesterday 10 change
his name Robert William MartinOh
The Trunk Line Rapid Transit Commission will open
books Tomorrow In the OF the Long Island Loan
and Trust Company No. 3s Conrtst, for subscriptions
the capital stock OF 81, 100000 Of the Central Ele-
waited Railway Company to be organized TO buih trunk
lines In Fnlton and Adamssts from City Hall Square to
the Bridge and Fulton Ferry.
Absolute divorce granted yesterday TO Mrs. Ara
bella Wolf from John II. +. Wolf by Judxo Cullen. The
parties TO the suit are respectively twenty-one aud
wentyhree OF and were married thrce years
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
wEsrCIIE-rER COUNTY.

SnRUD OAKs.-Iherc Il considerable cOmmoton In
I'm, hanot IN REGARD 10 Disagreement bet gecn tho
trustees Of the Methodist Church AMI the trustees OF
the pubic sch,o There lJp chi Gren Ot school
nu The old public school building T. only large enough
10 accommodate fJrty scholars. Recently 5000 was
appropriHted for the erection OF larger Scho0nousr
The old said 10 he ground owned by the MrthO
dist Society, which Ia, refused 20 sell an addition al
niece of land rs "a siie for the new building.
SlSG SING-Mss SymOnds, the daughter OF Mrs. IL.
symouds wa seriously. n fatally injured yesterday
IN tLe collision night wagon Ia CrOtOu-tv". at the
foot Of Mar,latl III with hack driven by Edward
Myers Miss symonds rendered unconscious from
conclusion OF tho brain, and Dr. Collins expressed hls
fear. that the base Of her skull fractured Her
and two men were also thrown from tno wagon.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
DASoER FROM FIRE IN TIE CADEMY OPMUsIo

Assistant Chief Bonner of the Fire Depart
ment said yesterday that lie had received several
plants recently from rcnen who had boen detailed
the Academy of Music during performances 10y the
American Opera Company. At most places OF amuso-
ment" he said. 1.-THE managers are glad TO have remen
detailed the stage but at the Academy lately the fire
have been made 10 feel that they wanted
there" lie had Just received from Norman L. JerOi-
mon. the fireman who was detailed at the Academy on
Monday afternoon report which will be probably be
ferrcd 10 the Fire Commissioners to-day. lie said that
the law violated OH Monday afternoon, the pro-
gramme did not contain diagram showing the proper
explanation OF exits lie also reported that In the
slight fire caused by the careless handling an
alcOho torch in the hands OF William Hook, stage man
ager OF the American Opera Company There was no
commOton In the audience he said, hut there a
slight cOmmOton among some OF the people stage
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
4 BROOKLYN cRURoH LIKELY TO DIsBAND.

There are indications that the Union COngre-
gatiOual Church or Brooklyn Will shortly olsband
owing 10 internal weakness. It formed by the
union OF the Elm Place and State street Churches
A ,Out ten years ago the Rev. DR.. Joseph Wild was
called To the at, and services were held In the
Elm place building. This wa destroyed by fire In 1850
and The Ciraud- Opera House nov Occu-
piss the site. Tue congregation went to
the State Street Church and Dr. Wild
returned to Canada. The Rev. y. Everett Smith
became tue pastor but part OF the congregation who
beld theory Of identity OF the Lost Tribes OF
Israel with people OF this country as taught by Dr.
Wild, withdrew and founded new church. which dis
solved last year Last summer the state street congre'
CATION sold their editce 10 the Beth-ElOhm Hebrew
congregation for $s 900 Part OF this used To pay
mortgage and -. 800 deposited with the Brook
lyn Safe Deposit Company Services have since been
held In Music Hall, but the amount on deposit has
been drawn down by several hundred dollars. Mr..
Smith formerly received $1,000 year, and now gets
81 800 The official members. VINO oppose the course or
Mr. Smith and his friends have resigned and as Music
Halt been sold for furniture warehouse the con-
gregatou will soon have 10 home
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
LONG ISLAND.

BREsLAU.-Uehrings pavilion was destroyed by fire
Yesterday. The loss IL ~. 900
FAR RoCKAwAY.-Whrn Coroner CrOnln and n Jury
went 10 the house OF AdOlph Scharncr, the Brewers
Point shoemaker who WAS reported To have cOLnttrd
suicide by cutting his toroat on Monday Intending 10
hold an inquest, Schafer found sitting In front OF
his stove with his throat bin LACED. SOme OF the jury
badly frightened that they rushed from iho
house.
FLUsHING.-A meeting was held In the Town Hall last
evening protest the action Of the Board OF I'd
ucation in requiring village trustees raise S3b0O
muTe this than asked for last year Tor the pub
schools The draft Of bill TO lie sont 10 tho Iogls
lature which Ia intended to bT limit which the Board
of Education shall not exceed. discussed.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Civil Service Commissioners, New-YOrk Hotel
Stock Exchange Governing Committee 3:lo 7. M
Special meeting of New-YOrk Library Club, Columbia
College. s p. m. ,.,
Aancduct Fire and Dock Commissioners meetings M
John Fiskes lecture, University Club Theatre, Z'oo
p. IN. r.,., ou.niro
Lecture by Agernon 8. Sullivan Jersey CITY laDer-
nacle, p. m. .. a., . o.
Constituton Club, No. Ga Madison ave. y. M
Rookkee pers' meeting, No. l41 Eighth-st. p. m
Dcmpsey-McCoy boxing match. Oakland RinK' Jersey
City, 3 y. III.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
ARRESTED FoR sMUGGLIyG PEARLS

David TOtena, who says that he is a jeweller
and has travelled nearly the civilized world, was
by Deputy Marshal Bernhard landing from the
steamer Gala feS days ago Tie came iu tho seerage
but was well dressed. His actions such that the
Deputy Marshal followed him TO No. G3 Greenwi st.
He was registered on the vessel having from
Buda-Pesth, Hungary. TOtena went To one two low
eers IN the lower of the city, and Agent John r.
Peck, OF the Treasury Department caused his arrest
yesterday on charge Of smuggling $1,000 in pearls
lie said that had sold Jewels tn the amount OF
Justin Werthclncr OF No. 10 Maiden lane, and Erns
Iuddeke, OF No % JOhu-s lie denied that tue Jewels
were smuggled. lie was taken before Commissioner
Shields and held IN 5000 hall for examination. The
jewellers Wertheimer anl Lud'loke also arrested
and were held In $1,000 hail each by Commissioner
Shields.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
NE pOIJDa SENTENCED FOR LIFE.

An understood uncleanlv and shabblly dressed
Italian appeared at the bar of the General Sessions
Yesterday when District Attorney MARITIME moved
before Judge Cowmg for sentence on Andre dc
Pol1da who was TeceItly convicted of murder IN
the second degree. He killed MS wife on tue night
of December at their room at No. 80 Mulberry-st.
He then walked to Little Italy" at one hundred
and-,eveuteentl-st., where he was arrested Judge
Cowing SAID to him:
You were convicted OF a grave crime but the jury
would have been warranted the evidence presented
in finding you guilty OF still more serious offence
Your crime was cool aud deliberate murder. and the
fact your closing the door and putting out the light
tended TO YOU preneditated the decd IL is
TO be hoped that your late will be warning 10 other
Italians majority of the cases Ot violence nat come
before this court committed by Italians The knife
the dirk aud the stetO TO be- as familiar as play
things their hands until Is almost afraid often TO
speak to them the streets There Is ouy one
sentence xed by law for this ofruce The sentence o
the court that yOu be imprisoned at the state Prison
lie
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
ACTION OF THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. % tSpecidL.-The Re-
pubcaus IN joint caucus have selected for member+ OF
the state Board Of Education. Cornelius c. COnkng Of
Hunterdon County, aud Charles G. Stincts. OF Hudson
County. Both are Democrats. Ex-Assemblyman Frank
lin Murphy, OF Newark, Republican, was chosen for
trustee Of tho Reform school for Boys Tho tnreo ud
son County Republicans by vote OF 2 to had do
cidcd that they wanted Azsomblyman Dayton. Que Of
themselves. Tor District Court JudZo In Jersey City.
The caucus was inclined To doubt the policy NJ Legis
lature eecng OF It's members to such an Office
by the aid OF his VOTE aud the matter was laid over
for q week.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
NEWS From TIE SUBURBS.
TIGHTENING THE GRASP ABOUT THREE MEN

TIGHTENING THE GRASP ABOUT THREE MEN.
The investigation In the case OF the two men wDo "ad
murder OF Mrs. Garrity at East Newark on lhr u
before New Years. resumed yestcruay' I'M
Clemenz alias Ernest Miller IL dying in the jersey
City HOSPITAL from consumption aud who is suspected
OF being the man who strangcd Mrs Garrity was posi-
Itiyey identified yesterday OF tho three men VINO
day or two before the murder applied OF the boarding.
house In Essex-st, New-Yorl, for rooms. QUO kock
and Otto Wegert identified Monday "a the other
A suit Of clothes was recovered IN Payn pa WI
shop In Jersey City yesterday ard II ~ said TO he tue
suit worn by Zeiger when he applied with his Two com
pnnions at the Newlork bOardinghouse Tor rooms;
private examination Of prisoners was continued
Yesterday before Recorder McDOnough. Mrs. Hcinmihg
who lives on jersey City Heights and Is sister OF
Zeiger admitted with evident reluctance, that hocE'
Zeiger and Cleenz at her bouae on DecemDer ~
The murder was committed the next day she admitted
between tho sobs and tears with which she was con-
vulsed that they returned on New Years Day.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FUth Avenue Hotet-The Master of Blan.
Rhode leland aud Colonel Jonas H. French OF Boston,
-. HOFFMAN House-Congressmsn BENJAMIN Le Fevre
Of Ohio, and Judge o. A. Lochrane, of Georgia:
Breroort House-B o. Houghton. OF Cambridge, Mass
.... Windsor HOtei-H. b. Ledyard. president OF me
Michcan Central Railroad Company WeSmtnsteF
Hotci-Ex Congressma Lewis B. Gunekel. OF Ohio.
hesc York RoLt-Judge William Wallace OF syracuse
-. Gusev HouSe-General l.. NJ. Marble. OF Washlng
ton and Congressman r. B. 4. Pelrce. OF Indiana
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
MR.. wHIryEr's EFFORTS TO GET PATRONAGE

The State civil Service commission continued
10 mold session at the NewYork iiote yesterday
Mayor Whneys suggested notifications OF the civil ser
vice rules relating to tue Brooklyn city government were
discussed but declined u state their
views for publication. Ii II understood that Mr. whitney,
having failed in his efforts 10 get the eligible lists OF the
the aside. desired 10 get the rules
amended as to limit the time that the name or sue
cessful candidate remain on the list TO one year ln
stead OF at present President Jay. 1t Is said
such alteration. Another proposition
was transfer positions under the civil service
regulations to The exempted lists GU the ground That
they are fdnriary places The Commission will meet
again to-day and will pass formally upon Mayor Whit
ney's rules before the end OF the week.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
Jersey CITY.

Cornelius Lenahan an emplOye In tho Erie Railway
shops, was arrested ycst-rdIy suspicion or being
mixed up the Of Thomas McGrath. who Jumped
pushed from the window or his apartments III
York-st on Saturday night Lnnahan was lover OF
Mary Ryan, tho woman with whom McHrdth liyed, ana
visited her frequently that Mc'irat's jealousy was
aroused snahan brought I'm beer and was In the room
when McGrath threatened to beat the woman. Captain
Farrier aud Detective Pearson examined the window
ami found that II requires pressure OF eight pounds 10
move 1t up or down McGrah Is stil In conatoso con-
dillon,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
BEGINNING THE TRIAL OF DIR. BRIsToR

At the trial OF the Rev. Dr. George L. Bri,tor yester-
day at New-City ROckland County, for assaulng lda
Downes his thirteen old servant. last December
the court crowded. The clergyman was prs.
ent looked somewhat paler than at the previous
trial District Attorney Demarest moved the Indictment
against Dr. BristOr. but the case was ADJOURNED unt p
day. The libel suit OF POrt-Warden Isaac W. Edsall
against Brisors friend Theodore +. Reed IL also on
the calendar Of this court County Judge Weant pre-
sides and Associate Justices Elias W H and FREDERICK
}. Niles are OH the bench.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24

mentioned the probable successor to Dr. JEnh
is graduate OF Cornell University His application 70
the trustees approved with letters from Jusce Moan
Davis, Dr. Howard Crosby Professor j. s NewDcrry,
Professor EgestOn. Andrew d. White and otherN
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
ANNIE HIGBIE HAS LAWYER ARRESTED.

ANNIE T.. lilSOle, WHO BilnGu hoCoricly apout
two years by suing Walter Vaughan for support
after a mock marriage had been performed between
them In Fatbush secured the arrest of Samuel H. FarOn
a young lawyer OF Brooklyn, yesterday on charge OF
seduction under promise OF marriage. Miss HigOo's
suit against Vaughan tried before Justice Fursue
son in New Utrecht and resulted Ia verdict IN favor OF
the defendant which upheld by the Supreme Court
She aud her sister afterward kept candy-stOro in
BROOKLYN. Yesterday she went before Police Justice
Walsh In Brooklyn and secured the warrant for the
arrest OF Faron lie gave bail TO appear Cor eIamina-
tion on Friday. FarOn, who has office at No 40
Cour 81 denies he charge made against him.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
SHIPPING NEUS.
pHif fNb hEUN.
PORT OF NEwYoKR. R............TUEsDAY. FEB %. Is

PORT OF NETWORK Observation-Disclosures, FEB. %, 1886
ARRIVED
eteamer Holland (fr) Tyson London Feb with
= w Hurst. Arriyeit at the nar at g. 10
steamer castor (Dtchl. Nssr, Rotterdam Jan 80 with
mdse to Funcb Edye Co Arrived at the Bar 1880
steamer Pascal jcig) MILAN BuenOs Avrcs Jan Monte
vdeo mo Janciro - Blhia 81. with iudse pasoen
IIusk JcvOua. Arrived al thc Bar at
stosner o1sana Ga.er, New orleans days vita mlse
ana passengers to 5 II Seanan.
Steamer Eureka Reed New Orleans 10
T Van sickle.
steamer Beuetacor, In lou, wnnltol NC 4days with
nase and passengcrs to Wm l. clyde u Gu
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
BUyDPEDS or Clys OF SPOILED FOOD

A man living on the west side Of the city
went to the Sanitary Bureau Monday and ported
that members family had been made sick by eat
ing canned tomatoes purchased at the grocery OF Mard
f. ToDpkins, at Beecksr and Commerce sis. Dr. Cyrus
Edison directed a raid upon the grocery yes erday.
Hundreds OF OF spoiled vegetables fish aud fruit
were cartcd away the Ofal dock. More OF the
sort was In another grocery kept by Tompkins,
at No. 1877 Sprugst. Dr. Edson said that lie had
larger stock Of doc yed stun exposed for sale IN
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
STAIEN BLAND.

The opening of tho Rapid Transit Railroad yesterday
TOR passtn traffic was Jubilee day along tbs north
shore. On the bnnks. private houses aud hotels the
National .olors were hytng all day and crowds the
stations che-red arrival Of trains reduction IN
time of nearly was ma tc between Whitchau-st
and Elm Park The tImr wis tnlrtY-Dine minutes
G,RREIsoS's ST TATION.-Wilam WEIGH. age nfty, en-
uloyed ON Cornelius PreIuos farm, found frozen 10
death Yesterday near 4 hay-tack.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
ASSAULTED BY THREE MEN.

As Mrs IIalam Of No % Durand-st, Harrison N.J..
walking down HarrisOn-ave. on Monday evening
she was wAynid by three ruaus. VINO gagged her aud
dragged vacant lot, whore she was assaulted
She managed crawl TO her home. Yesterday she re-
ported the matter TO police When closely questioned
she said she returning home from a frlends house
with man whose name she refused 10 give.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24

A weldressed young man accompanied by stylish
yOung registered at the sheridan House IN
Elizabeth, n. j. few days ago "A. W. Benson and
wife. Bangor. Maine" They had good deal 0f OF bag
gage After five DAYS had passed the clerk
presented bill OF $5S to the husband who said that he
expected money from NewYork and would pay the DILL
on the following morning he left his bride at the hotel
The boarders upon learning OF her strait raised money
for her. She remained waiting for her husband TO re,
turn and when told that his apartments mad been rented
she tearfuly put things In vaise and went away
On the following day called at the hotel ana falu
that he brother OF the husband but the name reg
istrred tho right one. Shortly aferward the
husband called and when told that his wife had gone
he showed much trepdatlOn aud Immediately r1t
the hotel Nothing has been heard Of the party Since
and the landlord holds the expensive bridal QUILT
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
ma RINE INT ELLiG ENOE.

MINIATURE ALHNVAI
Sun rises 81 sets 54llMoon = Ioon's age. d. 20
HIHH WATER TO-DAY.
L.M.-SnndV HOOK. isl1ni, Ol5 He'll Ga,. 2.Ui
HA.-saudy Hook. 0.l9 dow Island 022 He'll iata 2:tl