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New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
r.ronaA Herman Hraa,ers q 01c,n.ie cloal and suit
Anrssrrp ZOE rAKLye Moxar FRoM FIsnEL.

When Frederick flshcl, the confidential
clerk OF August Bernhelm AZ Bauer. arrested for
forging checks that hrm lie sai that no had lost
great part OF hi. M Cotton nOIcj IN gambling house
Kept BY David G. johnson aud " Brr;" " khhy. we'll
known sporting Of this city. Johnson hearing that
lie was wanted yesterday surrendered himself T. Sheriff
Grant lie of red 10 furnish ball 10 the amount Of
$4,000 and gave his surctlcs Gus Adele and John
j. Mlloucy. WhIle order % Arrest Clerk Bernard i.
Martin ahcrrtaning whether the surcueH were re-
sponsi bio Johnson sent 10 Ludlow street jail
The To br Satisfactory, aui after couuc
mcnt OF ~ few hours Johnson was released. Mr..
HaJncy, his bondsnan Is bOOEmascr and .Tcputed TO
be worth 100000.
Albert Kirbr was summoned before the Excise Roard
Yesterday To show why his license 90 sell liquor
shoud revoked. lie sad that there had not been
any gnbn In his house iog year snd his case was
laid over fOr week
Brorcthe police officials send out circular Offering re-
wards for tho OF criminals or for the recovery Of
stolen property they require TIA: tie p~rsOns olering
the ards shall furul, security. 30 orlcr that there
cannon be question about payment IN case the re-
wards are earned by the police Of other cities. Recently,
when superintendent Murray sent out circulars on rug
a reward OF IL 900 for the ciPturc Of Fishc certified
check for that lett at Police Uradqu rtcIs b.
August<crnheim Bauer. Inspector Bvrucs yesterday
sent for NJ. Bepuhcm aud returned tho check. saying
that Fshes arrest had brcn accomplished b. detective
Of the force, who were paid Tor thclT "nk 10y
the city Mr Beruhcm said the irm wished 20 give The
reward nsmbcr of the detective force but ihe la
spectOT said tney could not properly lay claim 10 IT,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

George 81. Forster and the contestants by Joseph
Kuntz, the brewer and ex-Alderman Fullgron; At
the recent primary held at-Tremont, after hIteen
where tho election was being held, and the IN
specrors fed taxing with them the ballot. Do1. ni
Colonel Wood will claim that the law about prI-
maries was complied with, and that bis ticket re-
ceivea majority of the votes cast His delegation
will be admitted. Ex-Judge A.. B. Tappan, VINO
was chairman last year, will probably be
secretary. with three honorary fellow-secretaries
and John J. German will be reelected treasurer.
The Committee on Organization VIII meet at y
later date and elect JOhE Kelly chairman ana M
Sheriff Grant vice-chairman. In the absence OF MT
Kelly he will be the real chairman.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
NEVS IRON TIE SUBURBS.
FRFEHoLpERs AT LoGGERHEADs.


There Was breeze at the meeting OF the Hudson
Couuty Board OF FgcchUaeTs Yesterday afternoon The
hoard presided over DirectOrat Large, WAC
s-sses almost absolute power Patrick Govern, tie In
cuIubenr is a Democrat and "A strong partisan. Last
y.ar when the RepUb lad thirteen or the twenty
uembers the Democratic minority controlled ali tho
patronage and appointments through his enorta The
Irgslatiro last year being Republican passed act
ahoIshiug the Office and Governor Albeit vetoed II.
THE act was the veto, Du Govern refused to
vacate the Office aud appeal taaen TO tho Su-
nreme Court which decfsd recently that the law was
constitutiousl Govern still held on and took appeal
H. the Court OF Errors. which II pending. Alter the
s1rprl-ed 10 hear orcs being circulated last week
that he held his position by virtue of the
GOOD will of the members. the majority Of
whom are Democrats. lie desired IL TO be distinctly
understood mat he held the position by virtue OF the
vote, OF 900 people and he proposed to hOt II until
lie courts decide that lie has right 10 H. lie would
not have been surprised II the stories had been circulated
Inv Repubncans bosause lie neither asked nor expected
favors from Them but they were circulated by Demo-
Gratis. , -,
statements.
II suppose you alluie to me-" exclaimed Frcchodor
Neumann. 'Well ( did make those statements and
think so vet" be added dehantly
Very well. them we will see" responded the direc-
tor FrcehOlder Bumstcd, you Will take FrecbOdor
Neumann's place the Committee Oh County lnsutn-
lions. Now, Mr.. Neumann, you and your friends can
test my hit 10 remove you" .
MIR Neumann merely answered: "All right, Mr..
Director you can me, but that won't chOnye my
opinion" - =,
troubled waters by suggesting that Mr. Neumsnn should
apologize the director bat the latter refused 10 do sO
sayug apology would not alter his onlOh nnd
he had nothing 10 apologize for.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
PRAYING FOR TIE CHURCH AyD THE FAMILY

TTdyTT5 T1IW dIUTT1.CS III TTTU CHWTCHT5 yU1-
terday were devoted 70 the Church ami the Family.
The meeting The Madison quHrr Presby Church
was conducted bi the Rev. DR. G. G. Tiffany and at the
Central Presbyterian Church by tho Rev. DR.. l.. A.
Reed. DR.. PenecOst led the MONDAY services at tho
john Street Methodist Church Evening meetings have
also been held In the church this week every night
Quoted by the pastor.
There will be union services In Plymouth Church,
BROOKLYN, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Tnurs-
day evenings OF next week The services Will he
ducted by the Rev. Messrs Beeoor Pardngton OF tue
Fleet street ChuTch; Srecter, OF tho Sands Street
Church Williams, Of tbs Washington Street Church /;
Hamilton, OF the York Street Church; sands OF the
Church; sweers, OF Zion Church Gesser, OF tho Bridge
Street Central Church. Dixon, OF tho Concord Church
Miss Crane. Of the MaynOwer Mission. and Mrs. Mckay
OF the Bethel Mission.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08


The report then says "The two first cour tries take
from Us almost much take from them, whlle IL
inanesty impossible for Cuba and Porto Rico TO DO
this. Tho duty collect on theft products acts Hs
tax upon their producers hence their Anxiety 10 DC re-
ieyod It. It would not lower the price or sugar 10
American consumers, however. unless we place tne
sugar OF all countries upon the same OASIS the
Cuban producers would ask aud obtain "a mch Tor hr
sugar other countries which paid TINS tax IN
object i would be presenting spain with $2JOOOOOO
per which goes lntOour treasury III we shoulu
make all SUGAR free OF duty ther the competition OF
other sngarproducng countries would force down the
price and American would secure the Dene-
ilt, hut afford to reduce our revenues so
largely at present and when we can II would seeu 10 Oe
wise to first reduce them in way which VIII relieve our
own ctZens I'm the reduction or one Internal revenue
taxes As before stated however the conditions as re-
gard Mexico and Domingo are evidently different
both commercial and political conditions are fhYOrdDie
they are In position Ia offer reciprocal advantages
Political no well commercial considerations t"Vor th
making or reciprocity treaties with Mexico ana san
Domingo These countries are In position 10 oner US
reciprocal advantage and wherever such conditions
exist It l. unqucstOnably To the interest OF American
and producers that treaties OF reciprocity
should be made" al,
A resolution was adopted approving President Cleve-
lands views regarding treatie and approx
ing of treaties with Mexico and san Domingo ana tue
report In general. euiOgstlc tribute tAdtw0uid DIl
nrary three columns OF THE TRIBrNE. IN memory OF H.
B Clnn,r was read by +. Il. Thurbcr. chairm IN OF
Charles NJ Vail. william Salomon ana william Il. wilson
were elected members OF the Chamber James
y T. stranahan. william III. Lyon, Clinton Is. FISK,
f. A. Coukling and A. Foster HlgRlEs we're appointed
delegates the National Board OF Ifddc u meet at
Washington ON January 20.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

Tbings have been dull on the Produce Exchange
since New Years Day and there arc more sellers
than buyers.
The New-York Marine Society will commemorate
its one hundred ana sixteenth anniversary Dy a
dinner on Monday night, at Sieshortnors, No. ~
Lafayette Place.
About 200 members of the Produce Exchange
have bought seats for "Evapgellne" at the -Four
teenth Street Theatre next Friday night and will
march Ill a body.
FOR PRACTISING WITHOUT LICENSE.
On complaint of william A. burlington, counsel
of the County Medical Society, Herbert e.: Coffin
was held for trial in $500 bail yesterday, at
Essex Market Police Court, for practising e
medicine without registering III the county
Clerks office.
CIGARS SEIZED BY CUSTOMS INSPECTORS.
Customs Inspectors Brown, Donahue, McCort and
Van Horn yesrday scent 70 re
which they had found secreted IN the cabln OF q
sailing vessel, and the coal of a Havana steamer,
waiting to be smuggled ashore.
BURNED BY GAS EXPLOSION.
Peter Finnlgan, a machinist, employed by the
Harlem Railroad Company was burned from head
to foot by explosion of gas yesterday afternoon
IN the car shops ut Fourth-ave. and Fort fourth
St lie was removed to Belleyue Hospital where 1t
was said he probably would die.
RECEIPTS OF THE MAYORS MARSHAL FOR YEAR.
In his animal report to Mayor Grace, Mayors
Marshal Byrnes says that during the year ended on
January l. there were received by hun for licenses
SlO2, ,367 30. OF this amount S43,S'3 90 went TO
the city treasury, So6,24f To the SINKING lGhd
aud 81 $50 TO the fund for the use of the poor OF
the city,
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF AN UNKNOWN WohAH
An unknown young woman went INTO the rCstau-
rant at No &c DiyislOnst. yesterday afternoon and
renained there tor time. saying that she expected
TO meet Il friend Af;erward she went INTO the
rear yard where she was found about 9 y. m,
less AID lying Oh her face. Il was ascertained that
she had taken poison. probably carbollc acid She
was removed to .hc GOuyeTleur Hospital where IL
was said she probably would die.
DYING on BROOKLYN FERRYBoAT.
Considerable commOtiOn was caused on the
ferryboat PuitOn yesterday by Il man falling yIo-
lentiv upon the floor III the mons cabin. He was
supp0sed TO be in a tit aud the other passengers
crowded around ard suggested various tnIngs.
Before the boat reached her slip the mau dled. lie
was ideu.ltiec as |. A. Chomoi, a designer and en-
crayer dom. busines at No 173 Broadway and
living az No. 124 Hoyi-st.. Brooklyn The cause
of death was heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
TIE DISTRICT RAILWAY CoMPINY.

The New-YOri District Railway Company
il actively pushing project for fourrack Railroad
under Broadway and NadsOn-ave. j. Coleman DraytOn
one of the attorneys o. the road declares nat the pro
irct il a bona II le one aud will be pushed vigorously.
IL mtimated In conversation yest"rday tha' capitalists
were prepared To back the enterprise as soon as do
srable. Colonel Rowland Il. Hazard said:
"Our plans aro wholly feasible, and Gc are willing To
submit them n competent engineer n proof OF our be-
lief in the praccaity OF the Undertaking. As We Gre
acting under existing laws shall not ncot 20 20 10
Albany 10 push the project We are receiving constant
Inquiries regMding the matter IL IL ono In wuich every
ciliZru OF the city should be Interested"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
REPORT or THg oHILDRENS HoSPIrAh

There was large attendance yesterday af-
tcrnoon III the annual meeting Of tue board Of directors
of tho Nursery ANA Ch'idren's Hospital al Last ffty
irstS'. and IeTEgtOfaYc. ASH taut- Bishop Potter
presided Tho number Of patients cared tor In tho past
year at both the city hospital and country
brauch is l,-22 The total number oi In
mates at both establishments Is ssj
The want OF Il larger country Establishment has becu
long felt especially during the hot summer months aud
10 meet the need - large pavilion accommodating forty
patients erected last year TIE financial condition
OF the Institution u reported encouraging 1uut $1,000
being In the treasury. In the last year Tl2TlO has
been received IN ogacrs alone. Tho proceeds frem
the Charity Bali were 50 1876 Il. The officers FOR the
ensuing year Directors Mrs. Cornelius Du B0is
Mrs sullivan and Mts !. y. Ellis; treasurer, Mrs.
Il. H. /. ToWnsend eeeretaTy. Mrs. G. T. Blrdett.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
QUIET IN THE BRoOKLTY CITY OFFICES

The majority OF Mayor Whltneys heads OF
departments who were appointed on Wednesday took
the OF Office and filed their bonds with the Brooklyn
City Clerk yesterday. City Treasurer Wheolock reap
pointed David PhenX his deputy. The bonds OF tho
City Treasurer 100000 ana OF the Tax Collector
S25000O Mayor Whitney Will appoint new Civil Ser.
Commission next week. Quiet reEneI in tho
Mayors Office. The pressure was transferred TO tho
new Commissioners who have deputies and other sub
ordinate officers to appoint outside Of Civil Service rules
Supervisor-t Large Quintard took his seat presi
ing officer OF the Kings County Board OF Supervisors OF
1886 yesterday. The Mayor attended the meeting. The
Democratic majority Of the Board elected Supervisor
John V McKane, OF Gravesend, president pro tempore
and he Will appoint the committees The Republican
members gave compliment airy vote TO Supervisor I. B
Wills. OF the First Ward who was president pro TEN.
pore last year.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
TEN YEARS ~ PRISON Foa FORGERY.

George IIarfman, VINO CaIIed hlmsoTf IN ms
last trial Charles j. EvcIh,rd. bat vino has adopted
many other names at various times Ia his career
caei for yesterday before Judge Gdersceve
IN the COut Of General Sessions. lie Of the most
expert furgers known and been In the habit Of hiring
ex-c0nvi to collect the money check, which he has
made. Several Of these checks have been passed ut
large banks within tie last year two. Ilo con-
vctcd OF forging check for $500 the German hmeri
can Bank hearing the name OF BlltZcr Licheusteln
motion for new tIal denied. " | suppose
said Judge Gldrrsleeve, that you cannot expect any
thing else than tc full Term Tue prisoner nodded
II he did "Wcll, viii not disappOint YOU"
said the Juuge. 81 will you the full term OF ten
years In the State Prison"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
MANNED on HIS DEATBBED.

Miss jennie Staats, of Hancock ST., Brooklyn
was bctrnhrd 70 ". L. sweet, active sunday
worker ln the Tompkns Avenue Congregational Church
and they were be married on January 20. week
ago last sunday Mr.. Sweet sudd MY taken Ill with
-rsngdlstou Of the bowels. He dangerously sick
aud the doctors hope OF his recovery
On Sunday he requested AlH Sthas TO marry him. aud
Dr. George J. Penccost performed the cercmony at No
l2S south Elliott place. where tic young man ved. lie
rail- ed for short time afer the wedding at sank again
tho next day and died on Tuesday. The funeral was
conducted Yesterday BY Dr. PentccOst
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
ARRrSrrD roR rRrLyG HIS OLD rRLcKS

Emil II. Bric, who has previously been ar
rested on u charge OF forgery aud who hs, been ont
der $500 bail, again arrested yesterday b.
Detecive Philip Reilly. Bre was arrested. with Wesley
Lyon Isaac \. BigcE, TWO years ugp
charge of beng concerned in the forgery of Missouri
state certificates ssuei for tho OF claims.
Brto yesterday charge grow ing cut Il
the trtustctiouA IL l. alleged that r,r sold
ticato OF SJI7 90 Edward H. Htllan. u the Hotel
Everett June 49, l,-2 On this charge he locked
up Ia the TOmbs iu default OF 800 bail.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
A PORTRAIT or DANIEL $. DicKIysoy.

a portrait of Daniel >. Dickinson at one
time United states Senator aud later Caitcd states Dis
trict Attorney presented to tho United states Cir
cult Court yesterday by hiS laughter Mrs Samuel G..
Courtney. the widow OF Mr Dick'nsons successor In
Ofcr. D.trct-Attorucy Durrhcintr made tbe prcsen-
tation rchdwclug the distinguish character Of
Mr. Di, klnsou Judge Wallace tn receiving the picture.
which viii hang the wall Of the courtroom also made
complimentary remarks Oh the career OF the former
District Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

Presbyterian Church. Flags In the village were az
mast, and business was Temporarily suspenosu. ne e
Supervisory of which Mr. Potter was CLERK ana py THO
Masonic lodge OF which he was member.
IoyG ISLAND CITY-Simon Bernheimer has ssld his
bravery property Bllssve to Charles and Maxinll
Ian Fleiscbmann for Sl25 900 The Fleisehmanns own
large dls.ilery and other property ADJOINING 'he pu'
chase.
HEnPsrEAD.-DistrictAttorne Fleming, OF queens
County entered noe prosoQ yesterday IN the case o
udge Hilton who was recently indicted for maintaining
nuisance in the Hemp pstead and Valley Stream Railroad
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
LOOKING roR WIVES Ar clsrLE GlRDEy

corner" cXlstS IN the matrimonial mar
kct Castle GHrcu tie demand for Wivrr being greater
than the supply. ScvtrLg applications have been sent
there recently for wives, rad the conditions
siTictci Johann Balud T. the latest appiIcaut. lie
came from "a Hudson RIVER town yesterday ana Officer
Sisluisrh showed hiu al o! those st unVrOyidod with
a home, bat mono satisfied h.m H. said tat he had "A
nice candy aud cigir-st0re, and had two sons,
eighteen aud twenty one years old He IS ufty-lye
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
CITING NOEEY 10 RELP PIRyELL.

The Parnell Fund continues To grow Yes
trrday several pfOuicnt IrishAmcrcus called n, the
ollie e, No. 20 Na~tI-st.. aLt anxious TO get col
lection books. rhey said that The fuud bl0mag
now, and ~ every body was taking about IT, this would
be the time 60 raise the money some OF tie rrqur
were complied with. ARRANGEMENTS were made TO send
-pe krrs 20 Painnrd. y. j., hr Kenny, secretary
OF the Home Rule Cnh AZ that place. saying tbat only
needed such stimulus To secure lew hundred collars
rwcntyh'c dollars were received from John f. Poole
IL o.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
HOME Ne VS..
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dinner to Governor Ill., DemonicO's evening.
Holland Society banquet Hotel Brunswick. ovenlng
ORGANIZATION OF TaIumauy General Committee, y. Tn
Twenty first District Republican Association, Morton
Hail. p III. ., ~, oo, D.,
Kolts Post No 80, installation OF officers, No. 29l bow
cry, d, III.
Meeting of the Police Board.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
DREICN STEAMERS DUE AT TAIs PORT
SHTPPING NEVS
PORT OF NEw-YonK. THURSDAY. JAN. T. 1886


steamer Tncrg.a tBr. TorbecK Yokohama Sent % Kobo
Oot Shanghai So Annoy Nov s. Hong Kong y singapore IL
Alden Dec -. 10, Port Sad 49, Malt. TO- with mdse 10
Harter isSley Co; vessel to Jas W Elwel CO. Arrived
at the Bar al i.1oam.
a anj Port Royal with mdse and passengers TO IL Nal
steamer city Daggc, Savannah days. with
mdse and passengers TO Henry YOngc.
NsrfolE with mdsc passengers Old Domino on ~ Co.
steamer II + Dhnock. Haiiett BOSTON, with III F
steamer CITY OF New Bedford Davis Fall River with mdse
scar Nancy smith, HodgkIus, zaza via Delaware Break
water 20 days w cedar 10 de Rivera Jonas
schr Frans Noycs of BOSTON, Coamoro Cape Haytien
10 days WIN loe"oodi 10 Jimnes austet q Co. vessel
schr Jeasc Mahcson aathoson GonGlvos days, with
schr tepeeca Wills Baracoa ~ days with fruit to Gomez
Island. fresh. NV; clear ivy
SANDY dooE 10 -liaronetsr 20 07i Thormomoter 49,
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Pcqna Br Prowse Catanla Nov "a Messina 81
Palermo % - Malaga Dec Gibraltar Y with muse to
Ppelps Bros u co, Arrived at the Bar at 7.30 pm
CLEARED.
Steamer IIylton casele tBr,, Cline Rouen, Fr-Paton
steamer Magoanes SPAN seres. santandor aud cad,-
leamer Elsa Brj Marshall Progroso MoI-Austin Bald
steamer City Of Alexandria Reynolds Havana and Mexican
steamer Philadelphia Hes. Iaguayra, Puerto Cabelo and
fueros-Jas Wafd & Co. '1 wv"
steansr trinidad (Br), Fraser Hamilton, Bermuda-A T.
steamer Alelers. Percy. Galvcston-J T Van Sickle
Steamer City OF savannah, Daggett, saVannah-Henry.
YOnge ir.
steamer GHysndottc. Kelly, Newport News West
steamer Roanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich.
steamer Il Matthews (Br Hun, Batmore-Funch. Ed
steamer Gen whitney Dcarse Bopton--II = Dimock.
s5saTfr @ 1e'oaGA ney fsrh p, AmSoy krens
ALnap0ua lBr), BaItaDY, ShanKhaJ w Parker q
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
REOOEIYS.

The liabilities OF Charles 4. Tnayer tho grocer who
failed ON "Wednesday. filed yesterday were $il,923
aud his nominal assets were $4,000 49, the actual value
beng $4,000 O2.
Thomas Jones MANUFACTURER o. ornamental glass al
Ceutrc and FraaEu-Ss, New York. died yesterday at
his home No. $50 Dean-s! age sixtythree. lie left
wife and son.
Henry f. Costello, ace twenty mine. formerly a
ney suapcr man and af,erwaId court scnO -raphcr
died Yesterday No 29i WarIen-st, Of pneuGoa lie
WAS ths oiiiciai phcr OF the Gland Jury.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
MONEY 10 BURY A MAN. BUT NONE TO SA We HIM
I.-....l. L..,.-I; 1

Joseph GrODleWSkl Is IN Raymond Street
JAIL Brooklyn under sentence 10 be hanged next Fri
day for poisoning his wife No steps have been taken
appesl the case 20 the General Term OF the Supreme
Court Grobewsk. has no money TO pay the necessary
legal expenses, and his two nephows who have raised
about $3.50 to aid HIM refuse to tho money secure
an appeal. They that they Will devote it to paying
his funeral expenses. f. X. Hartmann the lawyer who
defended Groblewski Is not desirous OF doing
more for his client without pay, and the matter ross
AS notice OF appeal be hlod fcw hours before the
time set for the execution expected that the
Ing will not take place next week.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY s, 1886

any formation except along the shores
Or in the narrow inets Two three days OF severe
cold will be needed the lakes ana not Tess
than week OF cold weather put them In conutl9n
for skating Last year this period the Ice had
formed on the lakes the skating season began ABOUT
January 10, lasting thirty days.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
NEWARK,

convention having for its object the promotion of
the work OF Christianity, and to which Gil dcn0nina-
tons are invited begun in the Emanuel Reformed
Episcopal Church yesterday. Representatives from
other elites and England were present Dr. COILS. Ol
Boston, opened the convention with prayer and preached
a sermon, Tie convention will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
morKLNa no rRErENr cRrcLrr ro cnLLnRrx.

The BoaId OF Directors of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty 60 CEIfru rid % monthly
Ing yesterday afternoon AZ Iweuythicis' aid Fourth
Three hundred and thuiy-Lhrrc complaint, have
been received tAc past month, Il which $50
luyestigatci Que hundred Ird TWEEN y-ue cases have
been prpsco utci ana 20 couyi ou, secured Two hun.
IInrpINMrI.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
ALONG THE sOUSD.

BRIDGEPoRT The Rev. Louis n. 30 tn, Of st Johns
Church. and Miss Anuie NJ Mcneil. daughter or Iarbor
Master John Mcneil, were married yesterday Bishop
John Williams performed the ceremony
GRLENwICH.-An Italian, known only as NO IL OF tne
gang now making excavation In the Village Tor drain
and sewer pipes bally injured by premature ex-
plOsiOn OF blast on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
NEW JERSEY TOWNS.

NEW. BRUNswICK-Ex-P President William III. Camp
bell. OF Rutgers ColieEe. has severed al eonneomoh
the Evidence. Of Christianity will In future be In charge
of President Gates the present president Of the college,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALdNVAr.
rises, 20 sets sIG sctL Sl2l Moons are IA
HfJu WAFER TODAY
4. A.K-S1nty TtDOI 900 Goc Islri Gal Hell G,e ll.3O
P.A.-sandy Hook. 9 i3 Goy Is.n1 10 - Hell HIe
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
LONG ISLAND.

AMAGANsf fTr.-Whales were discovered blowing yes
terday afternoon about o'clock Three boat put
TO and chased the whales until dark but were unable
10 One Of the boat crews captured Largo seal
JAMAIoA-The funeral Of PlerPont Potter the Oldest
Free Mason In the etae, took place yesterday In Inc
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
Announcements
A REVOLUTION IN TIE TREATMENT
oB CURnNIC DISFAsEs

rheumatism gou paralysis asthma and other diseases in
every stage not merely relieved permanently cured
No need change climate resort to distant springs and
baths Everything required hero at the Columbian Ins
tue public and professional institution, organized under
laws Of this state. 42 East 3ths Consultations free
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.

144 Lexington.ave, between 29tb and S0th ste.
Hours to Of Diseases Of the Nervous system.
Genito- Urinary Organs Impotence aud sterDity.