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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18

/. What a burden they sometimes
are! To men who find paying tailors
bills uphill work, and yet who feel
the necessity of being well and
ashionably dressed, we offer the
double inducement Of acceptable
clothing and moderate prices.
Over one hundred styles of Spring
Overcoats to choose from. A neat,
servicable Coat for SO to $l5. A
dressy, stylish one at $1S to 1926.
As fine as money will buy, s2S ia
$50.
Did you ever own an English
Macintosh Coat? Can you afford to
be without one these rainy spring
days when a five-dollar bill keeps
you warm and dry, too! We have
the real Macintoshes at s., 81
so and upward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw,YoEK.:..:.:TUEsDAY. April



steamer Elder tGer Bauer Bremen Aprtl T. Southampton
s,sa .:r Paula toer ncw( hinseh Newcastle Mar 81.
sssaaer Plato sB, Ned%ard, jansifo day.. with
oones ORDER to Busk Jsvons Arveda the
cyr !sr, johnson cesra Mar % Marspham 49,
Steamer Pomona tBr hesoe Montego Bay and Port Maria
t. ' S 'f'g with o
s.s and 70 seaman 'day with
sssy ISs1 Nsv: and Norfolk
Steamer Kanawha Sears Newport News. with coal 10
Steamer General Whitney Bearse Boston. with mdss to
steamer Amos O Barstow corwin Providence
uas. !1 on c 20 jas e1g. I'm CO. BIZ
BnE Helen Row ley simpens Maosanilia 81 days with
Brig xkbar. Holmes sOuth AmSoy to simpson capp Co
A., sasHy c n0Ss wind light s. cloudy Al City
Arrived yesterday
Steamer pnrpe.,a OBJ; Isdderwict Glasgow April 8.
Bro. . Arrived a. the Bar at mldnsht ~ A'n''''0A
az, s k HSIsS hs%Surs P Win
Sas: s'$1 aa ns'
t' CLEARED
stsamer Celtic tBr Irving Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer City of Rome B Young Liverpool via Queens
steamer Egypt pp Sumner Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Rose tBes H.nnlng Ll,erpoo-Bu,k JevOns
ssssm:r Hisr tas chrisioaer' Bremen southampton
steamer Rhyulsnd tseE. JamisOn. Antwerp-petsr
ssansr Ye%a.see Platt Charleston and Pernanalna-wm
steamer Roanoks HulDhers Norfolk and Newport News
steamer Breakwater Dole West Point va-old Dominion
Sc Co 800
mond--od Dominion "a Co.
Steamer Martha stevens. Chance Batimore-B Dovner
steamer Lucy Miller, Homer, Buctsport Me-F smith
steamer Herman Winter. Haett Boston VI Dmook
Ship Car0ot Csstle tBr). Mack Melbourne. Australia
ss,p fSn Hsryey Ste vart New oreans-N II Br,obam
ship Tam o'shaner. Peabody. Batmore-M Pickering
10.
Bark samuel r. sspring, Rose KiaKston-G 10 Cordoya
BarK Tewksbury L5wset ooodisg. Matanzss-Jas Ward
Bark Adele tBrl Bsbin. II AiifAI-J whitney & Co;
ole. Richmond: Comm on w.ath. Philadelphia -'"A
ship oloamius. for lava. Java
Banks 0ssohsn for Hamburg Bremerhaven, Rotterdam
G2latea, A at werp; Success San Francisco.
Brig Remios, for Ponce. PR.
Also sailed-yh Long Island sound-Bark Forest for
Partridge Ialand NB
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FoREIGN PORTS
LONDON. April 17-salsa steamer Iydisn Monarch (Brl
M0vLiE April l5-Arrived steamer Devonia Br Crock.
hart Ion FswYofk April on her way 70 glasgow (and
oimsS. APR, ;,s,%s Lake B
Bsehasr, from Nsv.YorE Mar 81 her way 70 Bremen
hAvax Aprl AIzrriysd steamer ohAssau Leeville Urn
Vw'As~ SA<gStns 1svs Y ann ~ FvrA PasS,
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ALONG THE SOUND.

George g. McKeel, who left his home in Southport
two weeks ago, and supposed to have been nIVl-
dered, has been heard from In Savannah, Ga. .-..
Mayor Coughlln of Bridgeport, has appointed as
police commissioners for that city Henry A. Bishop
and Horace L. Eames fire commissioners, Henry At
water and W. Seeley; park commissioners, General
W. III. Noble and Albert Eamcs.
The Rev. James Hallock has accepted a call to the
rectorship of Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church.
South NOrwalk .l.
Coroner +. L. Holt OF bridgeport, after three days
Inv estigaton of the Greenwich murder has 70
turned verdict that Mary Jarvis Mills -came TO her
death from gun shot wound inflicted malicously by
her husband, Jarvis Mills
The application of Alexander Mead for a now trial
in the Hustled against him for alleged barn burn
ing, granted yesterday by Judge Torrance ct
Bridgeport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
MADAME DIss DEBAFs LIVELY DAT.
DAMAGING EVIDENCE PILlNG Up AGAINST HEX
PROM ALL QUARTERS.

DAMAGING EVIDENCE PILiNG Up AGAINST HER
PROM ALL QUARTERS.
Madame piss Dollar could not have felt prison
life nonotonous yesterday. Sic consulted with her
lawyers saw her friends. spoke to all the reporters
who visited her and lively quarrel with Fatty
Walsh The ex. Warden told her that he had the
pleasure of moving Ter brother. George Solomon.
.Ue's no moro q brother Of mine than you arc"
snapped Madame Diss Dollar. with her ire instantly
aroused
"oh, come of yer high horse. Kentucky Ann'
Quoth Fatty
trouble She shouted that she had been insulted,
and said that II he didn't clear out she would send
for Warden Osborne. Walsh quietly departed by
side door, but Madame continued to relieve her feel
ings after he had gone by apostrophizing his face
and his FORM
The examination Of General Diss Dcbar. Madame
piss pebar and tho Lawrences will take place this
aft.rnoon before Justice Kfibreth Messrs Howe and
Hummel have raked up enough evidence to be uscd
against her TO furnish material for six three volume
novels They have the typewriter COPY OF the
scnocrapher's notes Of the trial OF Victoria WOOD
hull before Justice Bowling on the complaint Of MIS-
Diss Debar then known as Edltha Lolita Monteh,
alias blanche Solomon. The case was dismissed
bseause the complainanps statements were not be-
neved even on oath.
The story of one of Madame Dss Debars victims
was given out yesterday by Howe Hummcl. Mrs
c. N Seymour. Of Newport r l. who haa ior1 n,ae
De6ar an 1895 She was a SpIritualist and Diss
Debsr is said to have secured from her altogether
6Sb. COO, and she died pauper ,r =.
H.. 1t IS also stated that three years ago, while
Onset Bay Madame Diss Debar made an Innocent
named Tucker who lived In Mlddleboro near ware,
ham, Mass, dance to her piping TO the tune OF
az 600 Leonard Browning also suffered the loss vi
a few hundred dollars. and Mrs. Bullock. professor
buchanan and his wife. Of James ST.. and Jnagc
Waugh All cA,us 10 her as lambs to the siaughtcr
and when she had stuck them she skipped"
Among the witnesses who will be called by inc
prosecufion today are Lucinda Sforrs who knew
Lola Montez Intimately. and will testify that sho
had daughters: Charles p. ware ana William IL
Dwinelle who will give like evidence. x,,.
- The Committee on LEGISLATION OF the Real Estate
exchange Yesterday resolved " that the Exchange
40 ask Mayor Hewitt 10 take this matter of Luther
r. Marsh, serving on tho new Parks Commlsslon
while under the influence Of Madame Diss Dcpar ih'o
bis very serious considerations
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RaznlawyR1p$
Daily chat.
CROSS THE OCEAN WITH US.

"A STROLL THROUGH YOUR FURNITURE DE
PhRTMENT is NOT UNLIKE BRIEF TOUR
AMONG THE STATELY HOMES OF TRANSAr-
. LANTIC COUNTRIES" THIS is JUST WHAT
: A BUYER TOLD US YESTERDAY INDEED
WE SHOW, AS 1T WERE, GLIMPSES OF SOME
VERY INTERESTING ABODES IN OUR I'M
MENsE STOCK OF PARLoR FURNISHINGS
CERTAINLY NO PARTISAN DWELLING EVER
HELD MORE MAGNIFICENT SUITE THAN
ONE WE OFFER CRANE BAMBOO STYLED,
WHITE AND GOLD, IN FIGURED SATIN
CHINTZ, PIECES, FOR 10000; IN IMIrA-
TION MAHOGANY, FINE FRENCH SILK
PLUSH FOR s1o4.50; IN NATURAL COLOR
FRENCH CRETONNE FOR sS1 So
ANOTHER NEW DESIGN JUST ADDED, STYLED
sTHB BERLIN" MAHOGANY FRAMES, D
PIECES IN FINE FRENCH SILK PLUSH
COMBINING THE LATEST MODEL WITH UN-
EoUALIED TINTS AND COLoR1NGS, FOR
$40 90 THEN WE COME TO THAT GRAND
i / SUCCESS THE RUGBY" ADVERTISED LAST
WEEK WHICH HAD A PHENOMENAL RUM
/ ONLY $4,000 TO VIEW 1T is TO COMPARE
i UPA PICTURE OF TIE SOUTH KENsINGToN
DRAWING ROOM AND EVEN CATCH THE
BALM OF ENGLISH SKIES.
WON'T YOU TAKE THIS REALISTIC LITTLE JOUR
NEY WITH USl VISITORS ALWAYS VEL
COME.
q, "a AND &c EAST |4TA ST.
Near Union Square.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

5 Examination Of Madame Diss Debsr. Tombs Police
Court. p. t,
Board Of Education p m. y l*
pitman Inquest Coroner's ohlce, 10 o. m -
Tackle will case before Surrogate Ransom.
Board OF Trade AMI Transportation Bryant Building
3 p
{. New PARKS Commission No Is williamst, D. m
Central Trsmc Association Commissioner Binks onice
Aoueduct Commissioners, Stewart Building, p m
Young Mems Hebrew Association anniversary, Chick
egine Hail. = m.
Awsraine prizes at National Academy Of Design p m
Harlem Democratic Club No. IL East Onc-hundred AND
twenty 6fth-st, s p m.
Alumni Association Of Episcopal Academy OF Connect
cut Moreo's, p. m
81 Ann's Church fair, Fcrero's Assembly Rooms
Dr. Emma w. Higleys lecture On art No. 30 Fifth
eve, 2 p m
Young Mems Association Of Temple Beth FL entertain
Eent D. m.
Nrs sherwcods rcaiing No. III East Twenty-nrstss
80 d. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
XEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

Ross RAYMOND formerly a reporter in this city,
who was sent to the STATE prison at Sing Sing for
three wears a conviction for forgery was released
Yesterday. On leaving the prison he was again ar
rested on an Indictment charging him with a crime
committed at Red Bank N. j. <.. 10
An assault was committed on Counsellor Charles
IT. Young yesterday morning In Eainst., New Roch lie
John Redmond distributed posters detrimental TO the
character of H. b. Stokes candidate for trustee of the
village on the Citizens Ticket When he came t1
Mr.. Young who is an active member Of the Citizens
Association. Tho latter objected Hot words fol-
lowed, and Redmond knocked Young down and then
belaborcd him with his paste brush. Redmond
locked up and held in 5000 bail to await trial Tho
election rcsue follows John o. Underhil, James
A. Grcuzebsch and Henry b. Stokes, trustees, and
George Ferguson, treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
ARREST OFF, DISHONEST BUTLER.

Edward sperb, q butler, age twenty-fonr, was
arraigned at jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
While In the employ Of Mrs. Gilbert. at No. Is West
Tbirty-eghth ST.. two weeks ago. he received check
for 1886, on the Union Dime Savings Bank. to mail
Sperb kept tho check and failed to return On Monday
his wife called at the bank and presented the check
She followed to her homo by Detective sergeant
Dolan who found Sperb there waiting for HIS wIfes
turn. He was arrested. Justice O'Rclly remanded
him until to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18

II
Charles W. Chester arrested by Officer Fay Of the
Second Precinct for obstructng the crossing leading
from the Liberty-st ferry. The officer said that
Chester would stop his truck whom ordered to do 60
Justice Murray, at tho Tombs Police Court yesterday
lenient view of the and said that merchants
also had some rights Officer Fay said that CON-
nIaints had been made at the station house. adding
kThe Mayor has three letters TO the station house
in the past week, your Honor, In which he complains
Of this crossing" ~
"Wcll let tho Mayor mind his own busneas," replied
the Justice sharply The merchants OF this city have
some rights This man had q heavy load and a heavy
truck and couldn't very well stop. He's discharged"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
4zii9sp vIor1ms OF THE RECKLESS DRIVER.

sH1f5fED VICTIMS OF THE RECKLESS DRIVER
- Ar old man. who crossing broadway at Duane
g. yesterday morning, was knocked down and injured
seriously by the horses attached to car NO. 20" Oh inc
Broadway line To the police he said his name was
Michael Dowd, he had no home. and all his relatives
were In Calvary Cemetery. John Weycr the driver OF
tho car, arrested
Henry Jackson, six years Of age, was knocked down
by grocer's wagon at Morton and Hudson SITS. Ills
homo st No &c PeTryst but his injuries were so
serious that tho police sent him TO St. Nncents HOS
plta. .rs. = 800, r,. -
= Thomas Cook, ago twelve Of No. 1,!57 Firstave.,
was run over by truck and mad his leg broken, at
Fjrstave and Nincty-secOndst 81. The police sent him
10 the Presbyterian Hospital and arrested the truck
driver.
Three reckless drivers. who ran over two boys and
one man. arraigncd yesterday at Jefferson Market
Police Court and held for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
SUFFERING FOR ANOTHER MAws sxALLpo1

man in a lodging house in Park Row. girl IN
Catharinc-st., and a man in st. Marks place were
found to be suffering from smallpox yesterday and
removed to North Brother Island. Adam
weitzel, baker at No. 1913 Madison-st., has been
made to suffer account Of mistake In reporting
a smallpox case. physician named Connery found
printer sick with the disease at No. 1s3 Madison ST.
last week, and he reported the Is at No Igs
Dr. Pease, Of the Health Department removed the
report On Monday weItzel's little daughter Elsie
was turned away from the Henry-st school and the
from wei,zers bakery The result was q general
BOYCOTT of the bakery Yesterday the sanitary officials
were trying to correct the false reports which had
injured Weitzeps business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18

sEALSKIN eACQUEs, Newmarket Paletots and
Wraps for sale at retail greatly reduced prices before
storing away eos 10 ESQ be saved the price Of
strictly reliable seaskn garment Parties prepared
to take advantage Of this splendid opportunity
the garment by paying $50. and until July par
balance Storage charges only per cent per month Write
for illustrated price sk y, g. sHAgNE Manufacturer,
1oa PriAe%sA -
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. rauoK psyyxR snA snxsA oar

Jacob Koch. Of No ITO spring-st was driving through
Westss early yesterday morning. When about opposite
pesbrossesst double truck he was driving. loaded
with beet run into and wrecked cab Koch kept right
a altar strking the cab but was caught BY ocer
HAs cab overturned and smashed Into kndlng wood
ees Of the Tying glass struck the horse. cutting him
severely, YAan asraignsd Ct the Tonbs Police nnYit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EvERETr-Commodore Cicero Price. u. s. n.
NTTH AvENUE-Schstor Eugene Hale. OF Maine; A.
u. Drexel Of Philadelphia and exCongpessman william
u nsee AZ Nsssacbusetts GILSEY-Judee Samuel
W. Tcrdyee, OF Arkansas; h O. Kerens OF st LOUIS
General Austin Lathrop. Of Corning, N " ana ecorse
Vard W. Mahcr and James II. Manning, Of Albany
MURRAY HILL-Lord Frederic Hamilton. OF Ottawa !;
yalnas N Matthews Of Buffalo, and the Rev Dr. w. w.
EestersbslI1 az Albany PARK AvENUE-Bishop Nc
NetTny, Of Albany. vICToRIA-George NJ Pullman. OF
Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
DID CAPTAIN Bra DISH ooxxIT soIoIDx,

William r. Brsdish. who died from on'"m poisoning st
the Eow-York Hospital Monday. wa en- occupant Of
the Sailors Snug Harbor He took the cose In hts
at Trainors Hotel that day. He was known a. Cap
tain Bradish and partially psralyfed George 4
Howe Of the Waterbury Rubber Company. knew Captain
Brsdsh. and said that he had been opiumeseS for
Bradisl's friends DO not know whether his
death the result Of accidental oyerdSe Of opium
suicide His mother lives In Brooklyn, ana he had
two brothers, Charles and John Bradish sonewhsre In
this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18

Yassie sullivan. He lived with the woman at No. III
ana early on morning Of March % re-
ported at the police station she had shot herself
There was little evidence contradict his statement en-
cent that one shot was in back the bullet taking an
inward course 10 the brain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
BOYCOTT THE BIER

BY using BENsoN'S PLASTER for the prompt sup
preston OF coughs colds hoarsene bronchitis and
pans hSs preventing pneumonia and other fatal lung
year In no other diseases preventive Of
such vital importance. BENSON'S PLASTER is recon-.
mended by physicans superior TO all other external
remedies for the eradication Of pneumonia symptoms
plsstera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
Announcements
How HIS LIFE WAS SAVED.

JERSEY CITY. Oct Q. 1887.
Mr.. RIK1R
DEAR SRI wish thank you for the great good have
received taking your sARsAPARILA can
honestly say Indirectly has MY LIFE for had II
net been that could not have continued
to living self and family. had been suffering
for Ave with terrible pains In the head whc AZ
tunes crazy. For eighteen months suf-
all the horrors OF Oria being fined to bed Tor
tried In quinns useless got worse and worse
m hands head. became mass OF Sores which
would not heal blsod was indeed In TRRlBLE CON
DTIoy about mp mind That would never
well when friend told abont your Compound sarsa'
pari.la and store for three bottles cont
menced taking before had taken the first bottle
and-well make this long Short
bottles cured we'll today as ever was
In life I've never had headache nor lost days Work
since I've work hard aud felt better
Yours gratefully aud In health.
EDWARD +. JOHNSON.
No. 269 7th-st. Jersey City.
Brummelrs Celebrated Cough Drops give
msdate relief you troubled with irritatio Of the
sold the elevated railroad stations and druggists
everywhere
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
Disease, OF tho Nervous sv.e Geuto. Urinary Organs
Impotence sterility. Hours-S to IL. toe.
"THE best cure in the world for coughs,
cid Boston Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
"TO MOTHERS
WINDOWS SOOTHING syrup, t,r Ohtlfren Tsanin&
gums reduces nis nnatlon atays all pain
cures wnd colo iiarrh9a Twonty-avs coats botha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
LONG ISLAND.

Franklin Asburky Hawkins, confined In tho River.
head jail Suffolk County, pending execution, admitted
Yesterday to Sheriff Petty that he and tho colored
preacher, Joseph Wilson, had planned plot by which
they were to break jail next Friday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18

NOTHING TO CONTRA Dior his STORY.
The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed the complaint
against Ferdinand Fsuerbaeh who MAS accused o. killing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
MAXINE INIELLIG ENOB.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrisss bl2 Sets e,3s Moon sets 022 Moons age
/H-sandy Hooa - dov. Isrd 005 Hell Gate. ]; "a
fN.-Sandy Hook. OILS Gov. IsrL o4i Hell Gate 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
NEWS FROM TIRE SUBURBS.

Koch was held fer trial He u employed by j. peum'
hsueY butcher In Clinton Markt - I iises'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18

ITO MOTHERS"
MRS WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP, tsr Oh1ren Tsetni1x
soens the gums reduces ins nmation. allays all pain.
wind collie and iarrhBh TwontY-hve cess oostA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
STATEN ISLAND.

Bernard Scion, superintendent Of the Columbia
Candle Works at Clifton, who dIsappoarod several
weeks ago. was arrested at the COrtlandt Street Ferry
New York, yesterday afternoon on his way TO the
Clifton Park races. He was taken TO stapleton ana
arraigned before Justice Vaughn, who held him In
81 900 bail on a charge of grand larceny for further
~ animation .,.., q H-.. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18

"THE best cure in the world for coughs
calds consumption is Cutler Bros. Goa wsknswl
cid Boston Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
$40 WEST l2erH.SL
OF tho Nervous Genito Urinary organs
Impotence and sterility Hours-S to II, toe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13

Among tho passengers who sailed from this poro
yesterday for Liverpool the White Star steamer
Germanc wcre =. Adalr George Andrews, william
Berry II. neardsell, II. Buchanan, George F. Clint,
James Dunlop, d. H. Dodge, III. Davy, Thomas
Elliott, Anderson Fowler Eayard Fisher VI. Fargo,
w. A. Fansom, Thomas J.. Green, Il. =. Hayward,
Richard Moore. Robert Moore, +. p. Morris, tho
Rev. Thomas OKecfc, Alfred Peel, Andrew A. Pea
body, W. Salmon J. Riley Whatmough and K. W.
Wilson.
The North German Lloyd steamer Aller sailed for
Bremen, having among her passengers O. Ackermann,
H. Belden. Thomas Couch. Count James dc POurtales,
Countess de Ponrtalcs, Mr. and Mrs. John H. reSc.
Alexander Gross. 4. d. Howard, Lynn +. Jersey,
Charles +. Harmet2. John Hoffman Mr. and Mrs.
+. v. Jones, sidney Il. jameson, Charles Jonas,
United States Consul 10 Prague; DR.. Ernst Lleber,
Captain and Mrs. Adolph Mcnsing, A. g. Paine, H. L.
Scar
The Red Star steamer Wcsicrnlan1. which sailed
for Antwerp. took Baron Squtti, Italian Consul AZ
Philadelphia +. e. Boguc. Dennis f. Hickey Thomas
Moran George Palmer. II. r. Van Dclisen. DR.. I. ".
Parham, Dr.. p J.. ArchInad. Dr. Foyctte Dunlap,
A. H. Granger, Raphael Lang, George Iiembcrgcr,
George EngcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
HERBERT WAS DETERMINED TO DIE.

The body Of the young Englshman who registered
himself at the Hoffman House Lawrence Herbert
Of London, OIL September 3, and was found dead in
his Tueaisy removed 10 the shop Of
Undertaken Kip, at No. 1856 First-ave, yesterday
morning. In the afternoon Coroner MESSENGER per
formed autopsy, which showed plainly that the
young had committed suicide. The first dis
coVery made by the Coroner that the man had
shot himself in the mouth bullet which had
entered tho roof OF the mouth found under the
sl1n at tho right temple II had shattered tho skull
probably causing Instant death. Next II was asccr-
iained that the En- glishman had poisoned himself
before firing the fatal shot Arsenic Of soda was
found IN his stomach.
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HOME Ne VS..


HRryOoRT-A j. Cassatt, OF philadelphia BRUINS.
vICK-Iudre A. b. Hacncr and Colonel John my Oh
wssh,con. Fcxley b. Coke OF Pennsyvania and Donald
Mscrnaster OF Montreal BUCklNGHAM-Senator PreS
~" ~ p,,,,oh ., Kansas FIFTH AVENU E-Senators
wiu,am r. Chandler Of New Hampshire, and Arthur L.
Corman OF Maryland ex-senator Joseph r. Mcilonau Oh
Indiana: John A. Kasson, of Iowa General James a.
nan OF Maine Colonel Clark T.. Carr OF Illinois ana
Railroad Commissioner " Baker, Jr., Of Albany
GIISEy-secretary Of state, Henry c. Kelsey and Henry
S. Little OF New Jersey; ex-senator James hrken Vi
C,naoharie ~ Y. and John NJ Davy OF Rochester
UOFFMA N-COngressonal Delegate, j. K. Iooie, OF
Montana; ex-senator ID. II. McMillsn, OF Buffalo, ana
f. H. Youmans Of the Treasury Department MURRAY
HIII-Iabor Commissioner Carroll ID. wright OF WASH
ipaton. wINDSOK-General John McNuta, OF Illinois;
the Rev Dr. Baren Of Norfolk. Va and Hugh McAiAan'
NJ netr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
ELIZABETH.

Tho Commissioners OF Adjustment, appointed under
the Martin Act TO the delinquent lands, have
completed scycn wards I'm the city, the seventh Ward
report being fled with the County Jerk yesterday
The total rcassessment for taxes and city improve
mcnts on the property in the ward IS $4,000. When
the Commission appointed It was said that tho
cys assets I'm unpaid taxes and assessments amounted
to -. 100000 The Commission has wiped out large
amounts as Illegal and excessive and tho readjust-
mcnt Will place the city's assets at less than
g. 100000
The installation OF the Rev. J. Madison Hare, for
merry OF Tottenvc, S. l., as pastor OF the East
Baptist Church. took place last evening The Rev
Irving F. Davis, Of the Summit Avenue Baptist
Church. Jersey City, the Rev. =. A. IIaro, Of Port
Jorvis, " " and the Rev. T.. II. Relnhart, for fifty
years pastor of the Marshall Street Presbyterian
Church, Elizabeth, delivered the charges.