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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
EROOKIYN.

T. D. Murphy principal Of Public school NO 20.
in Walcottst.. was arrested yesterday for hogeing
David Burnside, eleven, whose home Is al No 1o2
Trcmontst According 10 the pupils statement. the
principal fogged him with rattan causing black and
blue marks
Bishop Louchlin laid the cornerstone Of the new ST.
Peters Hospital, in south Brooklyn, yesterday after
Ella Larrabee the girl burglar, indicted by the
Grand Jury yesterday for stealing a watch from ClaI
encc Townsend on August Is. She pleaded not guilty
and rcmanded for Trial
committee Of invest cation reports that the ale
cations affecting the management OF the Eastern Dis
irct Hospital unfounded.
Flags were displayed on the City Hall Yesterday to
commemorate the forty first anniversary Of the capt
urc OF the City Of Mexico In the Mexican war.
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THE STOCK MARKET QCIETEh.
ST. PAUL AND OTHERS A LITTIr LOWER, BUT
SOME SECURITIES GO Up.

ST PAUL AND OTHERS a LlIIl'. LOW lli, bUL
SOME SECURITIES GO Up.
The stock market was less excited yesterday than
on Thursday although the volume oi business was
81 chtly larger Wall street settled down 10 the belief
thar tie situation IN thc northwest IS exceptional and
that the s.. Paul management had made it a5 un-
favorable as possible to excuse the action If the
board The first prices of the principal Granger
stocks were TIE CHEST for the day, but the iinal
declines wrrc much less than ON ihe previous day
s. Paul steadily declined nearly per cent, but tn
tic last hour the current was turned and lis final
Joss was only Is per cont Northwestern icH
nearly as far but its final decline Wa only % per
cent. willie the general market lost only fraction
and few stocks closed absolutely cncr Tho trunk
line stock, were conspicuous by their trc1eth and
New-Yoik Central was II peg cent higher at The
finish Canada southern 3s and Erie is higher While
Lake shore was IN. hanged N0.heln Pacific pre-
.rnd was except onally strong. closing o5 per cent
higher. while Hooking Valley gained per cent and
few other special stocks showed similar elasticity.
The clos ne the midst Of a smart rally and many
persons saw plain signs that the market lad been
ovcrsold.
The chief anxiety felt in Wall street in the last
two DAYS has been over The action Of investors In
consequence Of the passing OF the dividend by tie
s.. Paul Company. There IS no doubt that con
siderable amount OF long stock has been brought 10
market by the decline in prices but II seems to have
come from weak tmid holders. several Of the
largest commission houses In the street reported that
n the two days they lad bought moro stocks Than
they had sold and firms with extensive European
CONNECTIONS declared hat their fore IN irencs ielt no
alarm a. the statement made by he -. Paul con-
pany. Most persons I'm VAL Street enter IAN lhr
op lion that ne o., OF tic directors wa, Influenced
Ialg ~ by speculative motives.
An active decline IN Iacha"anna Of about per cchi
attracted attention. but after sale of 10000 shares
mad been executed tie price began To advance ana
The previous loss was substantially recovered before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

PORT OF VI Oit.A tllAl, SEPT, II. 1858
ARMY
steamer Greece lBr Jcarcy. London Aug n. with mdsc
AMI passengers 10 " Hurst. Arrived al the Bar 40 80
pm.
Steamer Iydian Monarch tBrl. Unegctt London sept
wIh dac and l2n passengers To SlncTsOn Arrived
a tine Bar at $50
steamer Adrauc r' Cameron Liverpool sept 2. Queens.
WITH AMI r5Z passengers 90 Bruce lsuay.
steamer Rrnpranlt lHr. WY. .hannurg Aug -. with
md,c order vessel To Fhnch. lyde 60.
ltlrlicr. Ere1cn . southampton
o. with md~e and $40 passengers Ocichs co. Arrived
a the Bar AZ noon.
steamer Coron IA Or Gavin. Grgciu Aug 49, Messina
% 1bratlr 20 with miso order vessel 10 Simpson.
SpcnccN Young
steamer Apre tBrl Locke - Kitts Aug 81. Philadelphia
with mi-o and passenger u Outerbrdgo q CO.
Arrivct 90 g." bar 20 Gam.
Edith Goddcn tBr. Bennett, Monicgo BAY and
AIMS BW1 if.. with iruit 10 Vessel, Co. Arrived
the iaf 40 ID
seminole kemhlc. Charles days. with mdso
anu pistru f.fl Nm T. 'lFdc N to
~tcturf iienectu ifihl0 Wilmington days with nld.e
and pfettI-tf. 90 Mn J. tivlf e. Go
steamer bugluGutf. kelley nrHlorf Nfvs ana NoriaG.
with ut.c alI ,i-ssn irlst, OBJ. u,Hnnl.n --
steamer Lucy T. Ilsi NilrI. Bangor Nc with md-c
aa-rnsefs 10 a. - smith cd CO.
steamer t Brnne;i. Portland with mlss loritb
Hal
Clifford tBrl Ham ~ AIMS Bay 10 DAYS with sugar
o Or1cr, 10 ] L whitney Co
schr Alberta ON, Roberts. Windsor Ma. days with
plaster 10 brown keene vessel ~ h whitney a Co.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Casing day Of the Concy Island Jockey Cuo races
shcepsheud Bay. D. III.
Manhattan Athletic Club games p m
New. Rochelle Yacht Club regatta
IarchmOnt Yacht Club regatta . $780,, nj,
NevY ork and Claremont cricket match Central PARK
dedication Of the chapel OF the Academy OF the Holy
,.ross No 34S West Forty second's%
''.S Nv go, q, the ATLANTA Boat Club Harlem
River. . q. m. -, MA,
Nautilus Boat Club regatta. BAY Ridge ,.
Meeting Of the Veteran Association. A1th Regiment
Schultz Han No COS Grand-st. y. m
Poverty festival. Madison SQUARE GARDEN . D M.
y,Ish American Protective Tariff Club OF the Nth
aesonhlv District No 1877 Varickst-, D. m.
Peturn OF the 47th Regiment from Boston. s D. m
Fal handicap OF the Orange Athletic Olup or'"Se
$50 y. ,,.,uo
political debate at wild West inclosure' Efas'hs'
Staten Island. D. m. 49,, .
German American Republican Club OF the AAth Assc
b,y District No. $50 Firstave p. M
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CAUSED by AZ UNFORTUNATE MIBRrAGE

CITVED ~ n TNIV"ITNd NJ HI-II0H'
otto Alexander. age t.lfty-tWo man of sood GO n
ncctions. was before Recorder smyth yesterday on the
charge o. for-u- cech, for 5000 made TO tine order
Of Ncs.lago. Colgate d Co., purTor'ing 10 be signed
ty william Noble. Of No - west seventy second. t.
Alcxauaers father IS 4 native q Prussia, and vas
California pioneer OF -. OTTO worked as a hoy
with the Giles Ithorvphiug ard Liberty Printing
company. going up i.or a salary of 50 week Il
- 600 Il year. TWO years ago ne married a Swedish
woman. and II was She, Dr. says. who persuaded him
10 forge the check Ie had it certified at the seventh
National Bank, uron which Il was drawn lie asked
Wclancthon Colgate to cash 10, and was arrested by
him.
Recorder smy'h suspended sentence upon the recon
mediation of Colonel Fellows AcXamlcrs friends
will send him cut of the country.
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sUNsET-At Sandy Hook. wind. light sw; clear
CITY Island, wind. light. w; clear

sUNsET-At sandy Hook. wind. light sw' clear Az
City Island. WIND light, SW; clear
Arrived yes'erdey- ,
NorfoE with 10 Ola Domlnon ~ 20 ,
to order: vessel 10 Funch Edye CO.
CLEARED
s,.amcr c,v y, Rcb,rond fBr Redord. Liverpool win
Queenstow n Peter "Igh q ons. Busk Jevons
Steamer SIRIUS m stg lton ld's, q lev.
Steamer Ilandan city Br Gore. Brisol-Jsm's Arkci
Steamer Caland Ouch. Potter. Amstercam-Funch Ed
Steamer la Normande FRI do Havro-Louis do
steamer Alta. (B Tob. Gonaives Port an Prince &C
Sieanr Pomona Br) Lcgoe Port Maria-G Vessels q 90
Steamer Mexico tspan) carmona Havana !" '''''''
steamer Cherokee Dolne Charleston VIM Clyde q 90.
Steamer Josephine thompson "ooio' ~
B,iE british America tBr. Lawrence Bordeaux-sno"
LAX Dresser OBJ. Parker RIO Janero-F II Smith
Bark Lillian (Br). Dexter Port william, MS whitney
BARK Falmouth Obj Merriam. Windsor. Ns-J whitney
BEN e Mauett Ulu. Malctt Paramarioo-Siiicr &
gris Starlight Sears Port Spain. Truidad-L Arm
Ir's Eastern star. Hammond st Pierre Martinique-h
SIR ,i9S + Msrvln o'Bren. Bayo-F Smith & Co.
schr Christine CBrj Coipett John NB.A ieney
sclr Rob G. Harry OBJ. Brown ~ Jon" y "'''''
SAILED.
steamers Sorrento Boston. Mexico Havana Ensi
Baracoa Chcrokee. ChaTeStoni Jon" "ioSon' '0i'oN'
ShIp Ia Tor san fr ncisc0 p...-,.,,
arAST l. sweet for Brisbane, veronica, h0e0ot"-"'
Isr!g Harriet Nuevita@
BELOW
Bark Quebec (Br Nelson no Rotterdam
NOIICL TO MARIN tR&
Nocc given that ma praciicaDc lronaoy nVgn
the end OF -eptrubrr. 1856 ae npt Will De ha 70 ts
Grfnr, thaHac New YORK BY By iA I'O cihlte nSo
uocsce,t electric lamps. iEcoaed IN lanterns supporter
" -na buoys ,,, o,o.o 90 ,,o
Iuo. VIII placed 20 the seawarl Of and close 70 e
can and nun buuvs loh ark the channel ana WIZ ne
nfe numbered Ike tho, buoys ne neiiss
o baoy Oh O. IN % Val DO and those of6uey' o.
t3 .l G6 v4I be VIII tc -. .o,,o -,
own ~ the lie OF me inde cent lamps some OF
the lights T. az At cXinguscd, but IL j. thought t
any rre chem VIII furnish ,utcet guido ionEh 'ne
channel and The cement OF coor's sncn thft any
three eItrt vii be ctsr 10 determine WHICH 'h') "o
~ or,leroi he ZIG tiouse Board ,-..- .,.,...,,
STEPHEN & EOWtN. Wee Almlra, So NHAii"i'n'
Washington Dc. sept Z. 1850
THh NOV MENrs OF STEAMERS.
FOEEIGN PORTS.
lf-hrrIvea. Celtic (Br). 1rv.
ma iron NcwYo ORR sept her Liverpool (and
prucecdetl. ,,a., uo,a-
Ter. for New.lurk.
RloJAsPiRo' Sept l3Sailed steamer Biela (Br Graham
Tor New-York.
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When you read Of our Bargain Sale
of Mems Si3, $40, SIS, S26 and $50
Fall Suits for s;I3 each, don't wait
An early choice is the best. and in a
few days the "plums " will be gone,
even though we have two thousand
of these suits left in small lots by our
early .joboing trade. We used TO sell
such lots 10 dealers, who made
good thing out Of them. For pastfew
Seasons we have given ourretaiI Gus
toners the benefit Of this clothing
fat" geographically speaking and
the popularity of the movementisim-
mense.
Some of these suits at each store,
and we shall be on hand TO serve you
until 10 o'clock Tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
1rrsn prXlNrrE AxD 1 FREycH corNrEss.

Since James Mcucimo't, known as Rod jim,
new~paucs w,i,er aaI Insurance agent ia Boo.lyn WHO
wa, active iu political matters Ia 1850 d-lrr,ar1 from
thee city about year, ago. there h1'e been nnmeou.
-torie, n lis having been hurt down by Irish dyal-
io,te.- ana of , i.I-inr iu i under Naflou, names
ln different European caunc-. one Of e als w.s that
he wa & aching school IN rser S3nno Mclean, ~
TroIyn recently returned from trip abIo ami says De-
met NcDcuuou in Edinburgh few weeks ago A.
cordnc 10 a report in Bro lrn paper, McDafnot told
Mr. Mclean that hs H3I mgfrcJ french Countess an1
lai taken her uau" being nos cact count d. NcY1er
10 is shtcIy suspected HaI McDcuJt has not 70 gotten
his old gift % lolnauciHg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

The Hebrew Day Of Atoncmont, Yrm k'ppur nc
gan lat rl-'t Of SHUTDOWN. orhodoN Hebrews last
night attended their syuarorcs anl bean The long
day as 70 is called in German with prayer and fe-
l.cors c,fcMpnce. Tic day ls essentially day OF
.casting. and vcItodo hebrews invite to THEM fa,fs
the poorer brethren. An who lceiously ob-cryc thc
day Will according ~ tA' Hebrew creed have th"lr
-ins committed during the last year. forgiven. Tie
day ends tonight the FIST appearance OF the stars
o- at The tine they would appear II the night were
ffg
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NEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

Tie Young Peoples Society Of Chr stan En6cavor Of
tlc Iir, Pre- ytcran Church OF MOUn vernon hth a
peach and ice cream festival al the chITch han last
nieht There was also short musical and l'er-V
programme. Tho proceeds viii be used 10 help pay
piano.
Charles scbortan. alias wilson, alias shorter, who
was snlyin. seven years term ai The SiuE SIG
Prison for burglary committed az The house of Poice
Commissioner NO0Iils. of NcW-NOIk, n September
1856. mad, his cscap" on Thursday Yesterday be
Nas captured near kiBF,biiGs.. tie served short
term in February, iceD, for burglary n The same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

sna .h-up occurred 30 nom yesterday thu Sc tlant
g. crossing OF Che - avarc, LncAaVaula and West
ern Railroad, n Orarso Nj. 4hs y :0i D. in east
bound trlia, while running az ul speed jumped the
switch and da-aci into f.s local nc -ht whicf stood
off, the sid, track Eot clgne- were Daiy wrcc el an
,ac platforms ana bumpers tiroufnout tine train wcse
smashed Conductor Je ry7 Geo gc stlndng In The
doorway OF car when The crash cane amt was hurled
.omo distance down tho alley between the seats, su
tanning severe br Sos There but fow pas.on avs
oa he train and no hunt Lc] anI severe SCALING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

The special excursion Fire Island, POSTPONED from
last Sunday Will made by the lion Steamboat Com
pany's steamer Cophcus frm West Twenty thild st.,
North River. at go m; Bridge Dock. Brooklyn, at
p and Ier No 1 az 30, landing Sammiss surf Hotel
Dock and reaching the city by O'Clock. p m Tho
seasons Couey Isa.d and Long Bronch " close
with single "Trip t1 the Branch M 1ahlN'
leaving New York morning uue OF go nom
TWENTY. thri.s ami 10 O'clock from Pier but leaving
Branch D. m. and thc tonrf Stand VIII Iun on
an hourly timetable from . a.. m. until r. LL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

Altamout kne hc convicted forecr who escaped
from Deputy sAesil Riley, ON september o. when he
vas taking him from the court room TO tho 1omb,
was under arrest again yesterday. Detectives learned
that the fugitive had relations I'm Buffalo, aid In
-bccior By4ues sent Detective Sergeant Heard TO
ma, city with destruction, to watch their houses.
Yesterday Heard sent telegram 10 the Inspector
stating thai De had caught nins and expected to
tart with him lor NevYorE. on a night train.
1hat VII lc good news TOR sher!t Grant Mr.
.. ffle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

Mother May Maeialen. Provincial and superior - the
House the Good shepherd Nirctcths and East River
was foi foitvsiN years member of tho order. She died
on Thursday age seNcnty our and buried yes, rly
The funeral took place al the Community Chapd at .
H. The solemn REQ u.cm offered up by the Rev
David Mcrrc1, S. j., pastor Of st. Francis Xayier's
Church a.-Dd By Rev. NJ. Nash. deacon and the
Rev. Edward J. Gleason. sub-deacon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
HOME NEWS.
ppo,,rxrxr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At The ~ 1T.
AIRFM ARLE-Mrs. Roscoe Conkline. OF 1uVS, 90"
~ Jererson Coolidge. OF Boston BRENOot,l - 70
pancroft Davis OF Washington. EVERtII- o'r "coIS
psanu,ont OF England FIFTH AVENUE ohgr,ss"1"
Dca1on NeNillln OF Tennessee, and General JONI 10
s'r,ft Of Massachusetts GILSEY-ConereSsman CSrlo
r.rcnch OF Connecticut ST. JAMES-0eheiai o ,s
,,cs nresdcnt OF the Baltimore and Ohio Raiiroau
,-o,nnsnv and Paymastcr Green Clay VooaI0e'
Marine Corps VICTOIIA-Colonel Henry ~ D"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
Jersey CITY.

County Physician Converse made preliminary
investigation yesterday of the accident on the hiie
Road Thursday afternoon, by which Engineer
James H. Powlcss lost his fe. Several witnesses
were examined, but none Of them conld explain how
Powlesss engine got on the wes'-bound uach IN INC
way of the Greenwood Lake train. The county phS'i-
elan decided TO order a formal Inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

OPENING or ST. JOINS COLLEGE FORDHlM
The forty fifth opening OF -. Johns College was
observed with the usual ceremonies on Thursday II
has bccn customary for many years 10 select the
Thursday after tho rcjuIn Of the students for the for
NAL opening on which day "A solemn high mass IS
celebrated and "A sermon delivered 10 the students by
one Of the old graduates This year the ev. H. /.
.laticry - president Of the Alumni Association,
delivered an instructive iii -cOur-r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

There ha, .ren unusual scarcity 81 hs, in ih' m1f
lct daring ur vecE owing g., Nc seHcie weather 'A-
lcdenccd 49, sea- which has prevented Ashue suck1 from
going out and which has driven IN those which had put 90
ga before the recent storms wholesale com
mission dealer and shipper Of rh told reporter yesteI
day that seldom had he had much difficulty this
season OF the in supplying the increased demand a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
NEW BRUNSWICK.

Thomas Riley narrowly escaped being struck by me
Milestone train yesterday morning and last nSAt me
Train struck him ON the bridge and hurled ln to INC
street below. a distance g sixty feet lie "oihcu
for the railroad company and lad Just been pad OIL
but his money cannot be found, ana It is supposed TO
be in his dinner can. which fell in the canal lie
WIS fifty year cd, ard his wife ard child live IN Pha-
dclpia lis skull was crushed and both les broken
The Mural Decoration Company whose factories
were closed on Monday, has decided 20 20 mo the
hands of a receiver Tho companys assets are
$4,000. ard the liabilities arc $4,000, all but $1,000
81 which is held a. paper on the new National banks
here The company has already lost 10000 in The
lest year owing the cut in prices which followed Tie
failure 10 form a wallpaper pool.
Three barns The farm of Mrs. Ethelda Cows with
their contents belonging to William smalley milk
man. were destroyed by fire yesrday. the loss Is
ST.. OCO: insurance, $1,000. The fac was started
oy a tramp and it supposed that he persisted In ih3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
BACH AGAIN From EUROPE.
TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGERS WHO REACH
C-~r-r

TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGERS WHO REACHED
THIS PORT YESTERDAY.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the North German Lloyd steamer Saae from Bremen
were:
Max Ans c. I. Andrews J. Z. Bouton, J. Bloom,
Captain Beaumont. Hector Craig. Dr. Haskell Derby,
J.. ". Eaton, T. Fischer, Charles Fox W. II. Giiswod,
Professor George Harris James \. Hand. G.. HeGsic,
" C. Hawlcy, Edward IIilson. L. IL. Knapp John II.
KruI, Il. f. Livingstone. Richard !. Leaf, Chester
W Lasc., 5. y. Moritz j. O. NILS, DIT G. II. MAINS,
Dr. julius Sachs Captain saunders j. ). sacks.
Eugene su1iven ;. Warren, Major J. Wright, Hermann
Weber.
The White Star steamship Adrlac brought with
her.
Brooks Adams, H. G. Andrews, +. J. Ashford,
James Carr Or. A. f. BisseI, T. q. BOYD. 6. j..
Carey VI. i. Close Charles VI. la Costa. = = Coriis.
Dr. j. G. Curtis, j. c. Bancroft DAVIS. MIs J. C. Ian
croft Davis Dr. G.. NJ DlOw. e.. T. fainsworih. Dr.
c. H. Goodman. William j. Green. james Gresham,
Augustus CTlsl, b. II. Hammond Truman Hemingway,
t. Heath Or. j. j. JanVrn. X. i. Kennedy. >. /.
Keefe, " ). LawIcncc, 4. Marcus. : ". Maishah,
T. j. Mcconnell, G. II. Morgan. ". H. L. Opcn'hd",
the Rev Charles Ray Palmer. Alfred b. Palmer,
Thomas Newbold, T. pcycr, f. j.. Eomancs d.
Newton ". sh2icr, u. W. shaw. John stevens,
William Stirling Dr Henry +. Walker, r. T. Weston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
4 cHEERFuL OUTLOOK FOR BUSINESS MEN

The business failures lat week. ported By Il.
G. Dun d Co., Of the Mcrcani - Agency. numbered
100 for the United States and % for lnada, total
Of o17 against 224 last week and is I'm the cor
responding week last year. In their weekly review
Of trade Messrs. Dun d Co. report more favorable
conditions in almost every department. They say
among other things: The week has been Of
further improvement in business, nOtwiths landing
some disturbances in speculative markets. The
passing Of a dividend by the St Paul caused fail IN
stocks and the Government crop report fan in wheat
VIII 10 the export trade, though improving continues
small But the volume OF legitimate business Is large
ami Increasing, and there Is improvement IN the
product ye Industries. The monthly statement Of
furnaces I'm blast shows output Of 20 9GG Of
pig iron weekly, an increase Of O,577 tons for the
month. and prices nevertheless woll maintained
with sifening at Philadelphia and Ptsburg. South
ern product gains largely, and the demand for bar
and other manufactured iron improves but in steel
rails there IS change for the better The cotton
statement also shows that the consumption IN manu-
facure has been per cent larger than for the pre-
vlous year. with considerable Increase Of spndles at
the south IN the wool manufacture There ar nO ncT
Sfg,ls Of Improvement once nOtc the reports from
Inferior points forrly enc0uraginc both a. ~
flr volume ~ bins n",. and "A, in fl" money Malici
mo supply Is at an points said 10 De- sufficient for
legitimate trade. aud collections are either far; or
improving litle."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

James Gibson foreman OF a Harrison stone yard, #
Newark y j. was ATTACKED n the stone yard this morn
ire by the vatchmans dog. The animal svrang az him
a. ne entered the yard and buried s mnes deep into the
lf ~ his leg Twice hc ln, fastened itself the fore
nan and when hc was finally crItufrt tiienu's limb
Was horribly uan-l'l d. iicna} d-te'e4 the Wolhl7
and animal Killed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

ways felt on Friday as yesterday. HIS vessels were sun
waiting in harbors for settled weather Prices ha' oe
steadily rising for several days ana the ""o
le were strpnca Of their santy supply soon as they
were opened IN the mornings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
NEWARK.

Franklin Satterthvaite, wcl-known citizen Oh
this city who IS also widely known as sporting cor
respondent Of various papers Throughout the country
died at his home, No. West Parh ST.. last nlfh''
He had been SEX for a long time with lnnanha'o'y
rheumatism and for several months had been uhaDi'
IN leave the house. Mt Satterihwaiie was piomi-
ncnt figure IN sporting circles, and was an acNio"E
edged authority on many kinds Of sports. He leaves
widow and three children in comfortable circum-
stances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

thousands OF people nightly TO the great show VINO
ccnv returned to town and heretofore had no chance
TO attend The performance will be as magnificent as
tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

ALAsT GLANCE TO SEE "NERO" TONIGHT
"Neros" season ends on Staten Island tonight The
announcement that this was to be the last week sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

suL rise, 5:S7 COS Moon .cts 0:iO Moons 9
Uif WAr.-
Au-sandv Hook 31s GOV Gsri 1921 uon Gate 81
p f-5andy IIooL $50 GOV t-tL 4OjI He'll Gate 6.5j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
lRE THE BRIDGE LJGH7S DANGER0CS'

ad not tako 1t or lie did not suspect it had been
siOen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

can parry. loahei Containing the plrira Is OF hal
and Morton, and sketches Of then lives. and
Republican National PA form. Two copies
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
Announcements.

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-15
a Burstcd HoOd00.

The utter failure of the last and
best expedition to discover the lost
Adams diggings, the tales Of the
richness of which are legion, has
served the good end Of forever dis
posing of the s'hoodoo" that has
led 20 many adventurous pros
pectors to the slaughter. 1t is now
generally conceded that Adams was
crazy or . great dreamer, says the
Arizona Chieftain, for it is utterly
absurd to believe that q glittering
box canyon of gold quartz nine
miles in length, having q stream of
living water equal in volume to the
Socorro hot springs, can yet DE hid
away by the Indian and remain un-
revealed to the white man. Tie
Socorro mountain and its buried
church treasure may not come to
the front.