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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27


ss,f sian tastg I've Esnss draen BarkzF
t1ea offered - rlaF s11ltA. ous tha hsS=z
Esalt als ulaks a naaach. S.llas Lzuls AFR
BIS arrival leais so~eesr hs sle.esGtszi Ia
arraug'ag lle 1la1rh whI-n be b now gong
g. 81. aad - pay Barker Is ozly ~ years
20 Az. basins tzsn born 10 Baston, Mas,
maroa it. l<za Ais h4s1ss b mo- b GAIA
tritrs. Mas it was ia isTs that D. irst ~
tllaed lFamlaeaes as a checker plsy~r. ~hsn
D. SD assf prt8e IN Al onea tournament n
boar1n. siace that gInla re ha2 pksyed
against nslriy every payer Il DosA Ia the
coNu-rF generally seoriag victories Ia
june. 1879 b. defez1si Al G F1uest A Pnila
dalphia ~ ains kzules - rv~,, Easrty-thrse
being drawn In January, Is03. hs la
Press again. with a score 81 thrss gsazs %
one. fcrty -esghs belng dawn Dcraax issl
b. azreased JaEnas Reed, a Pittsturg. Pa.
tNlca bolh games sndlras IA four for Baker
ole f9r iLsa1 4nd forty LhEes drawn- On. q
3D. us-ed d-iras was b. Clzreacs IL R.ee-
nlan, rhs inlLan player Who hela the ehAEn-
e.1n-1ip ~ Amsrica ~ the TINS. Tbs Ezs
~ April 1886. az Providence. T. l., FOR $40
a sl.l8 and tas championship. BaTker wAs
defeated ~ scors a. sI ganaes % three,
WITH tauty- airss dsasn- Freeman vas the
o4iY player il tAis country who ever de-
fsareI Jsmea WylAs, tas famous Scotch
player Siocs PA, tine Nj Barker has
played zud beaten bpeal players all over the
cocnuy, and GA Aprl =. 1887. az St Pail.
Nina, be played aszinst dvo men Stmnlta-
neousiy aEd dcteasoi them AZ
The American champion hopeE 70 meet
" Vie 40 the conclusion cf hs match with
Smith, aud u ke srcceeds IN beating him hEs
tFiumphs viii he complete. The men met
over the checker beard IN Boston in October,
lss2. bat neither von, as the score was ono
WIN each and forty-eiSht games drawn
WylAs IS now in Australia. but ne is ex-
pectod O. arrive IN Englald about the dats
u tie bar krr- smith match.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Richard Ten Brock, who : reported to
have hcconlc insane IN California. IS probably
aIIe IL ,llc bCst known tglrflcn IN the coun-
uTy. f. RS been Intimately connected with
1iF rrnf 20 this country and England FOR
rearlv haG q century. lie owned the faulous
T. rlaeesn whea he lcat sally Waters and
Lcc,ufsg-rss IN 1875, and ran his great race at
-SeW .Crcsrs in April. 1854, doing the four
ruFs "a 1-i9A. In $50 AR Ten Brock took
a stat O. of american bred horsss o. England,
Including Prior and FrioresS lie wen the
Ceslrewitch handicap az Newmarket in 1857
with Friorcss. size teinZ the frst American
bred horse - win IN England. and rs colors
Il orange and black were then very popu-
lar m A1b.on. Wbe1 Nr Ten nroecks horses
went O. EoziaEd IN is56 it vas fhe Intention
g. send Lexington over also. but tfse purchase
II that horse for tee Woodburn stud for ff5.-
coo kept tdc great son Il Boston and Ahcs
Csrueaf on chr own shores Since then Mr..
Ten rroecx has not been IDENTIFIED with rac-
ing In tbs country. but has owned a few
wsh bred English horsss that bavs carried
as coiors ~ lats IS Tire fan r isS5 or tho
s1ring - 1854 Ike az che time Owned TIE
hursthourae farm. near Louisville. but sold
emf. and tha u,cst recent owner ~ that rlaca.
tan1 3 e. Harris. died lsss spring 10 New
fr'sarS ST. Ten Broecs has been tvice
married lis first wife vas a Nis Ander-
sea-. ard BIS seerrd and present. Wife. who IS
VITA BIN ia Cslsuruis. vrs IN Nswcomhc,
az LoHi5viilc. KY Fallateipaia Record.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

The trsn~f-s from iaux. haTer.nz an 3
ralnfai sickness ID rehnst a~alfb marks a.
suran n ta~ 80 ~ ~ ina5s.aasl sarh a
Hamarkakia srens = fr~asGfsa in ga mesl-
orF aud iae agency xaareag - good besifh
80 eeea sffssned = EfsfciaF blessed
Hsees e - nat - saeh Aeset ia afs s.
~ t.eeIFte p if@rs. - nssg isei thsF s~e
ElirI9 aeetersfa8a 81 hesita - 80 a@s ~
tae aresf A tsr~stre saf faale ~ 7ea 49,
trrnr.eI ~lfa sAT q resse - lts ks.fsFs.
ssf ~ st5e.s~h - ioaa ~ feaFt sftnff.ss
eoa 49, se-ir faf 81 80 ~ 49, 81 2.~e-
fie ssNsrs sat sf eeass ssd "a 80
seskis 81 fsea Aess Az si1fs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

IL - <rstll7tn- Cd nrt.ce ssat t3s aerr Arr
esn sl~~hars. WEIGH slraatF bas seen NJ t-
srty - sscet en'F faT the f-u &c 4eein-
hins -tznlls. d-lres fsr preventive ru~
r--s m aerficn % ~ the charter 81 ne oav
Brsst-h fasf tfr'ean company rse crsi-
panv a thereby artt0rirei tn rerrtftse she
hunt.nc ri elephants IN .ts vast .iarfai-. ard
e. Iakn sur tefs neet~srv Ell ccrretuaea tt Is
r.rt}e caf.i7...rni ID BIS rstee Ffas Tsase
ilEfeiitzert 0essts felat.ess rezari ere white
nrsn as t.ia nscsial enemy ~ Aeir kfra fe~
tbey hsvs ksd aa rss-s wherever -. Can
rsssian aas aggearesi n Afrra Et hseh
tisnc tast esuethsnz ucrs t.ea ta ureusr~s
ti.Hn frern fhc'rE ,less ara i1f scrinsnass
<sa,i< ht.sr New s. .srk >an.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from the dangers o. sufocsiiou
~hiie lying down. 10 breathe fressly, sleep sound
~ and nndsturbcd 70 rise refreshed head clear.
brain sctiye and Tree from pain or ache. 10 Know
that no poisonous. putud matter defilcs the
breath and rots away the delicate machinery Of
smell, taste and hearing TO feel that the system
does not. through IL veins and arteries suck uT
the poison that is SURE 10 undermine and destroy
Is indeed blessing hey ond all ether human en-
loyments To purchase immunity from such d
tate should be The object OF all afflicted Blu
those who have tried many remedies and physi-
clans despair Of relief or cure
SANFORD radical CURE meets every phase
OF Cstsrrh nom simple head cold TO the mos
lOathsome and deetructve stages IL Is local and
constitutional Instant in relieving, permanent
in curing, safe economical and neyer-fsiling.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Gszzle4 b. D4rsrEs 49, eNt 81 - 49,
l-l18 - Kl4E s-.-a~s szsss<--
- tAafiaz 5aFxsx. sn4 e2ssFtcn
sealsaF tlager - Azssrsee, ssdz 80 14asi@s.sA
t.l sssar raft - Sose11n.r. ~Asrs 30 = -
a.al-l rs .1I 81 shsrAass --gaHlss 49, a
tfa tse rN-olFlan. s<n-s. otsas1- 3
-fsa15 lrss.F ms zaseeh p 81 ~ eiayst -
Esa..a Fl.s,f - Lss7asf-sr as 80 1-zasse
- tl..rss SO ssilresfEs1.sst aaslsH 20 asseiz-
h1a.ffe4 5all.rs . slia f1-s Ela zst -
-srssris ar< sriF .sefeas ~ ees@r - 49,
a.1s.s rslln,sa. a. aa es1t - slzsESss eszos-
L.-4A A.as FsalF IA si4set assEzss A4tLaS
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

The professional crsekesers who cu-e ~
tbis side of sAe Vaeer gef sfnaa measure q
E.cry. tut no money rsern1rseSe- The part
ia - cglsrT aas hssis he Oh Plttsbssrr.
Philadelphia. Newark. hreeklFn ard New
Yers. bat K IS uCt tae erthuSasfic support
tess rua money ia tae trelsrrY s-sf gives a
man rcney e. SPUR hs azatfrlon . zreaser
saeis q esIcr wsfe stc tas ard hzA 50 bag
A. bassbaa lo&is 10 p-gulaT tree. tss slovv
sut ssaeutfie fsEe of cricket wiil have e. 10
b t6e rear We can give ~ farsas8 rossle-
men carr hesri -riisy aa.l IN favor 4 SIN
srpenffans-s elt wteF b. cnE1es - a. &. fv-r
~sin - prst1r g - ses evutsfsi <suse e
f'41uoEers
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

- sn4t 4zT 80
B. Is ta as Il
ets.slzl. asy1 Asksr
ysr "a G-1z1z1st
a11 0Ee4s rrk-zZ
fE 49, a k.AA
Pay be-ziz "a D,.
- a14 Elztu2 ssszF-
lssa lxys. M go
exp~-tst q aks
esq "a ~ 10
PkaekE yVun z
! Auarsaa $40 RAJ
Z FtAxf Ehe zz4n
- wexg zAa. bU
Is 49, liefeaztazi ~
= SUE II gLrUs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

sheepskins-lSG soc. green per ID. 5e95i4c, fll
cured per lb. &C. Psa cured. each. 64etsc.
Dry hides and skins-Per 10, esoc.
Sais-Cured. per lb, SIC.
Iekius-hsca lh4Z5C.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

The Springfield. Ohio. Neics says: at may
be said to be without competition. so indi-
viiusl 'peculiar) and alone is Hoods Sar-
saparilla in all that is claimed for it." Sold
BY druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
Not a Pimpie oa Him Now.

EAD sItE DeZEsA HAfE AL coSx
slA1f GOV EkkD sIFn EkIFftQ>.
fhOI<8f MS HAIk worLD so 81
skos cCEkD ~ ceres "a 49, kDIEs
kAlE sFLkADi1 AkD Nof a fLkfLk -
kLA
tc&-Ast ssF e1oaEe - prkls< - .1s ttltl<s-ts
h~As@i~ ~ 80 eee 80 YEA ~ ase -
eaa 60 se4s2A t4k- - - a. ~ - a. ~
- 80 esserea ~isk er4fi4ssz wslcA tas 49,
lsr 80 - 80. a4ss as .-4s "a a. uo1-.
t~f 80 49, A.os@AIAE 81 1-f< ffea
- fsl<1sas sVsa4 z2s 80 90 tEs t11.s@Fs ks8
sss1s. AAa - a4Fgs - 49, 80 tAe - - -
f~st A4<cce = - a. = $50 50 &c a sE1 tAefs
= - - Ple e1 - fez4z - 60 t4S tLtt
ga A4a1sslas = aslkazs - 80 a1ssl stsc<s
ssaAsas a. sD1 s8fs ears Sol "a se4-e< g
lztakss aee > l1fea. szs 49, Ia sfers sselael
~ s4< A. 1850 c&N4 81 t2s1s - -
114s AES- a 4 wOogSl a Nsrsay ks
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
FKox rIMPLEs TO scKoFuLA cuRED

CUrCUkA. he great skin cure aEd CUTICUsA
soar, an exquisfts shin nexaflner. externally
and CCricVHA kksotVESr, t-ae Anew Blood Pun
rsr internally, az positive cure fof every TORN
o. skin AID Blood Disease, fsoIa ftnpies - sero-
flla
sold everywhere Price. CprfcukA, Soc: SOAP
&c. hESoLyESr, g. Prepared by the fOrTEk
pErS And CBssfoeI Go. Boston Mass-
aS-send for How 10 cure SKIN DisesSes" "a
pages 50 Illustrations. and 100 tesliaouikis
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Apples-s 10 Per b5l 2sa9oc per bush
Peaches Barnard. sl.-o,si IS. Crawford. ST. 5oss
ace
GFspes-z&Sc
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Q4ot4fions b .irs-rhs Grsn7
Rsssas Mxrksts


Oh HA~zs-io sssle4 n1ssFsss slra caicsrs
srss-lref = al '2aEF arttsr h@caas ~e4k
- - 80 asH go 80 4Soss .sslsf ass
~ 2 fe,s. Noes 80 e - - tsceL4<xl
sc 81 Na So .
Cara ~.<i..ss. s.zs4ss "a -lxss seesaEs ~.
49,
F.fN-<taa1T ca e. Hes SO
.ae5- 14ss s..1l $50 reztzfs8 -
s-Ee- - 81 As.Ass1 -aSzeEkse azzaA24- ss
60 -
Akss-z 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Mrs WinSlow's soothing syrup should always
Re used Tor children teething. IL soothes the
child, soiiens the gums, 8llays all pain cures
" ind cole and Is The best remedy for dlarrhca
IS cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

plpV'c skin and scalp preserved ana bean
DhD L - tined BY CVucvKA MKnIcAIEI
soar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
FEvEK soEE EiGHr YEAEs CURED.

1ust eatc1a - yol lEe lzsnks II ole az ~
tas+se AsfA - 80 secS cured ~ 1.tHk TIE No4l
Ola h-2 stiicas % a. ott sore. SO - Gag
sp~li o. sickhss ~ ever siskt yean 4Ee hs
= a. - BAD Dc va tesTtCi Er would have 70 have
IA "a a. fotAted os-t = happy ~ sxf be = nos
sNllr-is ~el--sS1Ec ~ a % a. He re.s leSss iEe
- QsS as o2Ss ~hlek = q h Cssoll. Asrek a.
81 tAs pace JOIN y. MINOR bFugEist
u&isso0ro. lSan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Covers 15aa4 50. seller E.5&40o, buyer.
Timothy-s25 q zoo. seller t2u9s-50 buyer
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
sEyERE SCALP DIsEAsk cuRED

tsS weeks ago nv wife suffered very mueh
foLa eatsneots duseAss q fEe scsip. ard fe
ssised 40 relief ff01 tke sanSas re1salcs che
used unt1 scs tired CtfHsa a. The disssse
promptly yielded % this sFsaEaseut sad N :
shSrt While ale va eRtiTcly Neli ikeTe hss
teeh 70 retarn OF the disease szd CJ1ict "a
ranks Ne ! n ouI es:lasuoB ~ 3.ss4sns ~ the
AKIN. hky. J. PRESLEY BARNETT b. D..
Raleigh, \. g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
Me.ts .na Poultry.

Beef-Fresh dressed sc. 647c.
Hogs-DTessed. se.ao47 90 per esL
Mutton Dressed, Id-c per 10
Veal Dressed s1..4 7c yer b
PonhTy steady fOsls sloc. spring chick
eos. dressed. 1915 PEI lb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Nsg-ti1sl F1r ssl-
slEas-ss Per lo41
I0Eu-fec.
Bareg -sL23 Per cat.
tats ~
u he4g-Aes a. 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Apples-Farmers 7ssc evsporated,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
BROOKLYN,

Bridge receipts last week, s17,0o1.
Work was resumed yesterday On the new Fcderai
Building.
The canaiboat Lcvlathan, loaded with GAO tons OF
coal sank In the Gowanus Canal, near tho Third-st
bridge Yesterday She belonged In Perth Ambov. The
coal was consigned to j. +. Ustrom.
John Grabatsohck, age forty OF NO. 193 Jobnson
ave. committed suicide by hanging himself ny bed
lcord I'm his room on Sunday yesterday. lie was
last seen alive on Saturday Ills wife had refused TO
live with him at the house.
Burts Lane Snow died Saturday night at NO
35s Ninth-st, from morphine poisoning 1t is unccr-
tain whether took the overdose by mistake or pur
posely. He was twenty nine years old, and en-
ploycd as a clerk In Jersey City, wherc his home was
He had been staying in Brooklyn only two days.
The consttutionaty Of the law reducing grain
elevator charges. passed by the Legislature last WIN
ter was argued in the Supreme Court yesterday in
test suit caused by the arrest Of Edward Amman and
F. Z. Pinto. Tho matter Will be carried to the Court
of Appeals as speedily possible for final settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
yarr,son and Morton banner raising BY the wholesale
Dry Goods Harrison and Morton Ciuo' n'o'o""' M"
Leonard-st, p. m ,,, 80
BROOKLYN Jockey Club races, Gravesenu' 10 p m
Fail meeting Driving Club OF New fork. Morrsahis.
Long island lave Stock Association FAIR Huntington
United states veterinary Medical Associapon' Hossmoro
Typographical Union NO. clam bakc Glen Island.
Meeting az the hoard OF Electrical Control, p m
Meeting Of the trustees OF the College OF the City OF
Now York, No. 140 Grand st.. p m c.r..
Meeting Of the trustees OF the Norman Oo"cso'
National Typothctae, Masonic Iempe
Hamilton Iancers Coernan's business coiiege' p M
Anti. Monopoly League Metropolitan hoT, y ~,
American Protective Tariff Association OF tne AN'n
Assembly District onc-hundred and anu
Wllis-ave .-,..,., ,..r ron,h avn
Young Men'1 Independent Republican Ciuo NO. 2o'
East Thirty. seventh-st
jackson Republican Club Twenty seventh.sr
Independent Workingfncns Assoclstoh A'' "''en''
District No. 158 Hudson-st 1900, ...,,r ns
Harrison and Morton League x1xh Assembly LIS
tr,ct No 3o7 West one hundred and forty-nfth-st
Suburban Club, One-hundred and seventy seVeh'n's]
and Vanderbitavc. -. ~,,., 49,.
coorcd Garfield Club Forty fourthst and Ninth-avc
Mall and Express Campaign Club No 80 New, Bowery
Independent Harrison and Morton Club OF the ANllth
Assembly District No 225 East ThlrtySiAh -
Coored Republican Protective Club, NO. 2io Ease
Ninety cighthst- c,x -, A.. VIVA
Harrison and Morton Protection Club OF the MILO
Assembly District Dsston Hall, sixth-s
and Thlrdavc. o., ~, %, c.,,on,r
sixth-st. ,. cu,n.,on c,rh M
334 West Forty-fourth-st 90 c,, ~, o,-
Young Mems Independent Republican Club NO. 22'
East Twenty soventh-st -, .. 80 r.,,. .o
1Iei, Cate Harrison and Morton Campaign Club, No.
1.6sO Avenue A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
was Ut MERE CARELEssyEss OR WORSE

Judge Gildcrsleeve held an examination yesterday
I'm his chambers in the Of James p Reilly, the
deputy sheriff who is charged with permitting Alta
mont b. King accused Of forgery, TO escape from
custody DIstrict-Attorney Fellows appeared for the
prosecution and E. NJ. Friend for the accused man.
W. H. Clark looked after the interests of Sheriff Grant
ard A. III. P,riy counsel for King. who has been
reerrcsted Sheriff Grant testified that he had given
orders to Reilly and the other deputies to convey
prisoners TO the Tombs in the prison van In case
the van could not be obtained every prisoner was to
be handcuffed. He said that Reilly was discharged as
soon as the Sheriff learned Of the escape OF the prisoner
Detective Sergeant Reilly. who is attached to the
District Attorneys Office testified that Deputy Sheriff
Reilly told him Just after the escape that he 1.-THE
Deputy Sheriff walking along Ccntrest, with the
prisoner aid the prisoners wife. The prisoner had no
handouts on. Tho Deputy Sheriff had forgotten TO
give some document to the driver Of the van lie
left the prisoner for moment and when he returned
to the sidewalk King had escaped. Mr.. Fellows
wished TO call King witness, but Mr. Purdy
objected and King did not testify No other witnesses
were present, Judge Gldersleeve said that there
was evidence only of the commission OF msdemeanor
Mr. Fellows said that further evidence might be
obtained which might warrant an Indictment for felony
An adjournment taken until this morning, when
Judge Cildcrsiccve viii decide the matter
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS
THE TRIBUNE.
ENTERTAINING AND UNANswERAnLA

No. 1912. Democracy Means Free Trade
Illustrated leafet containing extracts from
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No. 100 "Dcmocracy Photographer Tho
Record Of Bogus lciormer"-A document 70
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representing MIR. Cleveland Introducing Free Irsao
TO America Also Ensland's iree-trade dag Aaso
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
HIS DAUGHTER-IN-LAWS SANITY
BROOKLYN WOMAN is EXAMINED BY PHYSI'
CLAN Avn HAS A STORY OLE HER OWN.

CLAN AND HAS STORY Of HER O"N'
Dr. BENJAMIN Andrews, of No. OF Berkeley place.
brooklyn, applied to the Commissioners OF Charities
and Correction last week to have tho sanity OF his
dauchtcrin-la law, Mrs. Jennie Andrews, OF NO. 3io
Fourth-ave, examined. DR.. Stone found her IVins
with her sistor at No. eli Scventecnth-st, and per-
fccty rational although she was suffering from TWO
black eyes She said that her husbands father had
always shown ill-fceling to her and had opposed
his sons marrying her. They weU married on jan
uary 90, 1881 in the Church of the Redccmer. In
1856 Mr. Andrews began TO drink and would nave
parties of young men carouslng at his house.
week ago Friday, Mrs. Andrews said, he had
been drinking with his friends, and when he won't
I'D stairs and she demonstrated with him he struck
her in the face. She left the room, and he went TO
bed with his clothes ard smoking. She went 10
the door and demonstrated with him, telling him he
would burn himself Soon she snecd smoke ana
found the bed on fire and her husband IN danger OF
bcng burned alive. Aided by a boy she got MIN
off the bed and put ont the fire. He was considerably
burned but was treated by his wife for week, when
his father on whom he depends for support. said he
must 60 his house or to hospital so he went home
with his father and Mrs. Andrews went TO her sister
house. Her husband sent her word yesterday that
he would be out by Friday and would return 10 her.
They have had five children but only one is living.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
TOURISTS RETURNING FROM EUROPE ON TIL
ARIZONA AND ANCHORIA.

TOURISTS RETURNING FROM EUROPE ON THE
ARIZONA AND ANCHoRIA.
The influx of tourists returning to their native land
and the pleasures of homo society increased yes
tcrday by the arrival Of the Guion Line steamer Arr
zona which brought among her passengers:
E. Baker. Arthur Barlow, II. D. Behrend, A. Bonncll.
Ira H. Brainerd George Carpenter Willis o. Chaplin,
John r Craven Gavin s. Cunlin George L. Dake. p X.
DAILY Samuel Dickson, William r. Dudley, Charles Ed
wards T. r. Elson. Dr. L. Webster Fox. Harry Frost.
J. c. IT, Gardner James " Gebhard the Rev. Henry S.
Getz, Frederick A. Guild the Rev. Charles T. Haley.
Captain Hail. J.. H. Headdey, G. Henry. G. d. Heywool
Rowland Hoadey Stephen Holman, Rudolf Homer. the
Rev. w. c. Hubbard, T. J. Irvine. IT, c. Jealous. The
Rev. S. H. Kellogg r. Kemmercr. George dc b. Keim. G.
b. Kitchen H. B. .Laidaw. E. o. Lambert. J. A.
Lubbock, Richard Marston, L. r Martin,
W. J. Mcnzes. W. ]. Morgan, #. Morgan the Rev. j.
W. Morris the Rev. II. J. Murphy, George Northcroft
James O'Shea Parker, Abbie Parker Frederick
E. Partington Lawrence Power, Irving Putnam T. H.
RUSSELL ]. G. Schwar,z, j. II. Shafcr. Charles Shaw
Augustine j. Smith, Frank Smith. William sorcy the
Rev. j. Stone j. A. Thayer, j. Turner. Stanley D. Tyler
H. f. West DR.. George wilkins. C. f. Wolfenden f. A.
Wood, Joseph Wright.
Tho Anchor Line stcaemcr Anchora arrived from
Glasgow having among her passengers:
H. c. Amendt d. G. Aiken, Thomas Baker. r G.
glrrll T. NJ Brown w. Jennings and Mrs Demorest
A. J. Var Deusen, LIKE Orr r. r. Cooper III.
Hanson W. W. Hanson Professor w. T. Hewett, William
j. Hopper. Adam Pearson. L. d. Pike. the Rev. j. f.
Spading Bishop Of Colorado William ]. Underhill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
ppopapry rlTa1 FIGHT OF ITALIANS

PasQuale M.gnoga and Giovanni MARITIME. two OF
gang Of Italian employed in digging sand In
Johnston.ave Jersey City, duafreled yesterday morning
and were engaged in pummciling each othef'
Mignoga being knocked out when he seized a
rckaxc and .truck MARITIME on the head with IT, The
,ont ~ the nick pcnetrated Mano skull 10 the depth
OF two inches He fell to the ground unconscious ana
the City Hospital where the house surgeon
s,seove,d thu, he had susained compound fracture Of
,ho .L,u TIN ,round Is considered dangerous but not
neress,rv fatal After striking the blow Mcnoea fed,
pursued by Italians lie ran through johnston
ave. climbed up the Pennsylvania RAILROAD fresue"orh
and spcceeaed in re,.boe paci1c.avc From there no
ran across the meadows 10 the Italian quarter In Firsst
whore h dsappeared in one of the crowded tenements
n,eer,.n s,,hseoueniy made search OF the tenement
nut could find the fugitive.