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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. JULY IL.
THCR.DAr. JULY 10
SKIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRX........ III

- IL
ARRIVED
Republic (Br. Dawson, Liverpool July 8. with
mdss and 400 passengers to Bruce Ismay Arrived attic
steamer CRYSTAL tBr. stanDara Lelth June 49, Middle.
son: spenco& YouRs Arrived at the Bar ? m
with mdse and go passengers Funch edge Co. Arrived
steamer La Bomrgogne (Fr Franguel Havrs Juiv with
md.e and 92 passengers 10 Louis de Be0an Arrived at the
Steamer -nte Gt,D Bruno catania Jane IL. Palermo
~ Nessna - - WIN IN mg , and
steamer Trinidad Ser Fraser hamiito9 sernuda
Arrived al the Barat 3am.
Ae@1 &c @ va cAa'
steamer Tallahassee tisner Savannah sdays with mise
Wyanoks Boaz Riehmqna CITY Point AMI Norfolk
steamer BreaSwaier Dole Newport News and Norfolk
with ndsc and passengers to Old Dominion - Co.
Steamer Camerata BIZ Taylor Philadelphia In eallaso
Steamer Herman Winter Haett Boston, with md" to
ship SicLaurn. Norton Boston. baastts Picker.
Samuel sDinney. Rose. Port Morsat q days. with
Bark Arlington BIZ DAVIS Port SPAN 10 days. with as
phaIt to 6 Chrlstoi vessel to Boyd & Hincken.
sUNsET1At sandy KooS; wind light ssw cloudy and
Arrived yesterday
Umbra (Br, McMickan. LIVERPOOL July oa.sns
with nde and 675 passengers TO Vernon Brown
& Co. Arrived at the Bar 1t midnight.
mdse 10 order vessel to Funch Edge Co. Arrived at the
Bar at 145 p III. ~
Steamers Holland for London Advance Rio Janero via
Newport News
ship MagGaene for Rotterdam.
Also salled-va Long island sound-steamer Lucy Nil
Ter, for Bangor Bark Falmouth. for Windsor. Ms.
BELOW
schr W Wood DAWSON from Port Spain. Trinidad.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. July 4-sailed. steamers Aurania (Br.
and Nevada Br Cushing from Liverpool hence FOE
NewYork-
LIZARD July l3-Passed Nederiand Belg). Grit
I'm. from Philadelphia her way TO Antwerp.
ROTTERDAM. July 14-SaiIed steamer Caland (DtchL
Bouier New-York.
ANTWERP July liSaief. steamer Rhynland (beg, Jaul
son, for New-lork.
HAVANA. July ll-ssled steamer Panama (spanh Ressit
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BROOKLYN.

The Rev. DR.. Albert S. Hunt secretary Of the Blble
Society IS preaching TO the united congregations of the
Reformed Church the Heights the First Presbyterian
Church and the Congregational Church of the Pill
Crms in the cdiGcc OF tic last named congregation
during the vacation season.
While at work Pratts oil refinery, in North Tenth
ST.. on Saturday afternoon, Thomas Cathisson, ago
fourteen, Of No Az LOrimcrst., had his right arm
caught in belt and torn Off at the elbow. His left
arm was also broken. Medical treatment was given
him at ST. Caharnes Hospital.
Patrick Doran. OF No. 81 Jay-st., quarrelled with
other young men, Charles and Thomas Moran, of
No 1876 Water-st yesterday morning and was stabbed
in tho back, receiving serious injuries. Tho Moran
brothers escaped and Doran refused TO say which
stabbed him.
Judge Cullen Will give his decision in the divorce suit
OF Mrs Florence 5. Wabrdge against Dr. j. III. y. Wal
bridge tomorrow.
The 18th Regiment Will go to the PeekskIll State
Camp on Saturday Chaplain T. De Witt Talmage
VIII accompany the regiment to preach at the camp
next sunday
Timothy J. Dady, age twenty OF No. 306
AdamS-st and william {. Wilson, age twentysix of
No 154 Twenty fiSt-st., arrested on saturday
night for forging the Of Michael j. Dady, the
well known Republican politician to a check for $50.
which they passed upon 5. A. G0odSlen, of No. $50
FulOn-st.
A decidedly red-headcd girl. in perfectly white
dress and bonnet, created stir in Fulton-st yeser
day.
Tho Rev. Dr. George II. ITick. secretary of the Ma
ional Temperance Union and Publication House, de-
vcrcd address last night ar the New England Con
cic gational Church Educational Temperance
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aBPTVlIS on IA BOURGOGyB.

Sir Lionel SackylleW West, the British Minister ar
rived yesterday La BouIgognc lie went to Paris
some time ago attend the marriage OF his daughter
Among the other passengers the steamer were
Georges C. Andrea, f. Andreae, b. NJ. Bosso, Mr.. and
Ms Cabel. +. Cat;anco H. u. Dawes A. NJ. Day,
James Deem!ng. w. y. Iest, A. l.. FarIincton j. H. FIJI
more Gotiardo Fcrrin, Mauin Ider MI and Mrs
David Iutlcr, Jacob Huber Mr.. and Mrs II. lv!-on'
Mr.. and Mis-. kaufman, Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter Kolbe'
Mr.. and Mrs s. H. Levy, Andre Levy,
BENJAMIN Levy, J. b. La,auric, " Ley,
Dr. Lyon II. Muller H. A. MaikellS Victor
Michel, II. L. Oprcr Nh and Mrs H. s. Potter Jorge'
Ryas C. 4. Rothschid, Admiral and Mrs. L. r. siembe
Manuel santollno. W. c. Stribbnr Albert Stein, La
borIe Sauyeur Nicolas Sassal Lulga Sas-ali Antonio
Schlumpi NJ. Thippcn, E2ouart Nivls the Baron ana
Baroness VictnchoI, Charles W. Williams T. Il. Whit
ncy, w. NJ White Henry Wills, Henri Zlmmcrn and
AnfonlO ZambranO.
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rf,yTIyG AFTER 4 FERTIO SERMON.


A DOCTOR ATTENDS THE JOHN-ST PItEACHEH-
THE REVIVAL. SPIRIT At WHITE HEAT
Tho cool End fair weather Of the last wccN has brcn
csprcia,ly favorable 10 tho Rev. Thomas IiarrSans
c2r,,nccting. AZ the old John st. church. however
there hes hccn great deal of warmth. but IN the form
Of enthu, iasm Every afternoon and evening dWinS
the meeting the shouting and singing Ci the lcviva'is
have been heard on The streets without for blocks
away. on sundays the meetings last fOm 3 IN the
morn,nr tn l. a. night. 1t was Originally intended
that the camp-mccting .houid continue FOR only ten
DAYS: but" saws MI Harrison, " the pcope want
more and VIC shall give them more. just a. long as
hoy esl for it, Before the services began yeitcr-
De- morning the Rev Dr. BOWdisA tod the reporter
that business men were coming 10 him daily and giving
lin money 10 carry the work Of lcclaiEllnS men
f.un wictchcducs, and degradation. d.. Bowdsh
preached the morning service yesterday with such
vigcr ard carrc>nc,s that at IS Close he fen back eX
hausicd and a doctor lad TO DC called in M lar
lison said nc he'd sot filil measure of glory
Immediately after the morning sermon the concre-
cs,,on Eel BE- the interchangeable young evangelist held
an oldfashioHcd revival. singing and shouting their
praise from the depth Of their lung. Mr. Harrison
called upon his listeners 10 up and DE converted
Five young mon stepped forward and were enrolled in
the church These brought the number Of converts
for the wce! UP 10 14C. Mr.. Harrison is slightly
built young man. Of exceedingly nervous tcinpcrament
When he breaches he is SIN for an instant -four
fishing his handkerchief wildly. moving rapidly ayouI;
and sueaking quick cutting tones lie Is pOscsscd
of wonderful endurance. Tor ne seems not 10 lcel III
the least the violence OF his eAcftlOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
CLEVELAYD's WARFARE or HILL.
Albany dispatch to The Ncw-York sun.

Albany di patch To The Ncw-lOi sun
4 determined effort Is apparent among certain close
adhcrcnis Of the Administration throughout the state
prevent the nomination OF Governor I'LL II possible"
without any publicity I'm the matter, but To prevent H.
u necessary. by any means
II Is not alone because Of the personal anger OF Ad
mlnlstIatpn toward the Governor. but because OF
"A well scttcd view In their minds that he would a.
candidate far ahead Of the President, and that
large body OF Illl against any protest or effort
Which the Governor might make. would DO their best
To advance his Interest. even nj the expense OF The
Presidential ticket. decided effort Is now making
throughout the state render the idea of some one
else's nomination popular.
The State Committee which is soon 10 issue n call
for the state Convention 10 nominate Governor, wa
formed at the spring convention with the idea In view
81 rendering the rejection Of Ilil easy. II remains
the same I'm material nOW though how tho opinions O
IT'S individual members may have changed since Clcve
lands nomination Is not yet known II will most
probably be cvnced In some way al the meeting OF the
Executive Committee at the Hoffman House on Tues
day next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16

mans screams and rushed into the mob. "a
pounced upon him, knocked him down, held his ~
so that he could not use It in defence and bea, A.,
with bricks and kicked him IN the face and BODY ~
pulled " KID" Kelly, the leader OF the mob on m, !.
him for protection. but was rapidly bccomn, -.
haustcd when Officer Warner came 10 HIS sssisfs,.r
Warner met by a brick square IN the face IT,:
Lc piled his club vigorously and freed his brother ~
Ger ard at the appearance OF several Other pocemen
the gang dispersed Kelly and John Haley VIII
said they paper hangers but who are known \,
be lOasrrs who never work. were arrested. Roth ~
prisoners said that tho gang would kill Officer NJ
Cullagh II some one had 10 hang for IT.
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4 MARKET FOR FLOODED HORSES.
FIVE FINE ANIMALS SHIPPED TO BUENOs AYEES,
WHERE SUCH STOCK FINDS READY SALE

FIyJ, FINE ANIMALS SHIPPED TO BUENOs AYIES,
WHERE SUCH STOCK FINDS READY SALE
The Advance OF the United States ana Brazil Steam
snip Line which detained for repairs until yesterday
afternoon at her wharf Brooklyn, carried part Of
her cargo five boodi and several racing and ROAD
sukics Two Of the horses were the we'll known staons
Addison Lambert and General Grant The others were
boodcd mares Of Morgan and Hamilton stock. T. t..
Potter the owner this lot Of horscnesh said that
he was takss them Buonos AyTcs 20 dispose o. them
there for ,ecdng purposes This is the fourth LOT OF
boodeJ stock that Potter has taken TO South amer
lea lie sail that he not going there under any
special contract, but that he did not anticipate any
trouble in disposne OF the animals His other ventures
had proved fortunate, his horses having been me
diaicly taken his tcims. The horses are com
fortably quastcrci in commodous box-stas
When asked how they were likely 70 stand the long
VOYAGE Nh Potter laughed, and said tLey Wocli not
mind It. in the least Sometimes" he said for the
first day or two out they stupid and heavy IN their
movements hut that wears Of quickly. We have 70
more trouble with item az than should in our o4
stables and You they could De better cared for
anywhere ! have fear for them while on board ship
The greatest danger H. in traashipping them a. Rio
They have TO BE- put in boxes and lowered thus into
lighters which transfer them 70 another vessel Again
al Ducnos Ayles they have be put Lighters and car
,ied In this way thirteen miles to shore We have to
be careful as accidents not uncommon ana good
horses can't always be replaced. would BE- willing to
,a several hundred dollars extra 70 avoid those trans
shipments"
T. H. Wcstervct the puTser Of the Advance said that
on nearly every voyage were shipped horses shrep ana
cattle 0; lne stock OF the horses being valued as
HIGH as six or seyen thousand dollars each There
recently carried stallion that sold for coo nme'
diatc!y upon being landed Buenos Ayfes As rule
the owners animals some trusted agent acc"n
panied hcm accidents Of serious nature were HkeS
a. ,a,.o, a., ,,o,.to,ring ,hou by the Lighters. The
transporting OF bloodc1 live Stock adacd Inc puieeI'
iap If bus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
NETWORK CITY.

| Dennis Casoy. age seventeen. Of No. 42' "cs'
twenty sixtbst.. a member OF the " banner "ans'
who is charged with assaul,ing Charles p Mclaughlin
was held at jefferson Market Court yesterday 10 d"
tho result of McLaughlins injuries
John W. Brady. of No. o36 East Forty seventh-st,
fell from tho fourthsory frcescapc al ms hone Ne'
| tcrlay and fatally Injured.
| Miss Blanche Walsh, daughter Of ex-Wardcn WASH
of tho Tombs Will appear at the Windsor Theatre FIJI
day evening August g. Desdemona, in an amateur
performance not professional one. as was stated
| Yesterday The other members Of the cast Will be
| amateurs from Jersey City and Brooklyn
| Several Eighth-avc. drug stores employ young
women as clerks and teaching them the business
| steel lace as fine as cobweb, and in any color
makes collars and cuffs for women that Will not VIII
| In the warmcst weather, and are winning favor
| Beads on some fans now arranged so that wheh
folded those beads on the edges Of tho folds mako the
letters Of n name When unfoldcd the beads are lost
in the general pattern
There are several women in this town who make a
living going from house to house. washing, comons
! and caring for the hair OF other women who Ike IL,
but can't afford ladys maid.
| Dr. James +. Kelly. who a member Of the
Royal College Of Surgeons In Dublin, Ireland has
! been appointed surgeon Of the Goth Regiment.
| The spires of ST. Parick's Cathedral will be. when
finished iortysix feet higher than the spe of Trinity
| Church.
| Captain Maurice Cox. Of the 60h Regiment. is or
ganizng a club Of Irish-Amercans for Harrison and
Morton.
Father Carmody, rector of the Church OF Our Lady
of Mount Carmel, in East One-hundred and hfteenth-
ST. has paid 80, 100 for lot adjoining the church on
which to erect a coBvent AMI parochal school,
The Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel will be
celebrated today in the church Of that name in East
| One hundred and 1feentl-st.
The annual festival and excursion Of the Church Of
the Holy Redeemcr in East Thirdst.. Will be held TO-
| day. The steamer Pomona and three barges VIII
| leave East Thr1-st at a. for Dobbs Ferry on
the Hudson The proceeds Of the festival Will be de-
voted to the school fund Of the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM ADAMS.

The announcement OF the data OF william Adams at
his home Scars1alc Saturday received
with great surprise at the Stock Exchange. lie was
formerly head OF the firm OF Adams & McIarg, but he
had not been active in business since he retired from
the firm He the Board few days ago and the
Of his death entirely unexpected. He had
been member Of the Exchange since August 81, 1875
lie n Of the Rev. DR.. william Adams. president
NJ the Union Theological Seminary and about forty
nine years OH The funeral Will be held az his house
Scarsdac. tomorrow, the arrival Of the train
Harlem Railroad which leaves the Grand Central Sta.
tfon AZ . q m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
DIR. RUssELLS FEARS FOR DILLON'S HEALTH

Doctor L. O'Dwyer Russell. OF Limerick Ireland. an
intimate friend Of most the Irish Parliamentary leaders
has teen I'm this country during the last two weeks on
Measure trip and will TO Ireland In few days
He told reporter The Tribune yesterday that Just be-
fore calling for New York John Dillon, NJ. p at
the Euston Station, IN London. Oh his way TO lci"nd u"
serve the tsm Of six months impr sonment imposed upon
him under uaifour's Coercion John Dillon looked
pooIly four years ago. said Dr. Russell when he came
70 this country and stayed Colombo for two years for
the bcrcnt Il his health but he Ola not look af as oai
As when saw him his prison. Tnci" WASH a
hit ON his bones aud he almost pale as paper
VIII he live through his term|
81 am greatly afraid that be- Will not II prison figor
be aupl.od during months IL will surely XII him
What po.it.cgl elect woull that have
.hrdde- 10 think II il. Not all the moderate
ls of all the moderate leaders IN Ireland or out Of Ireland
would suffice 70 keep people within bounds BAfour
* hear,lcss man. AMI that am certain Is t"o very
result he is playing for"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
TO coNSEcRArE 4 oAURcn ~ JERs Ely CITY

The workmen who have been for some time bcauti-
flying Church OF St Peter in Jersey City. have al
most completed their abors and the church, which is
now almost free from debt will be consecrated by Bishop
Wlgger on July "a. The occasion is looked forward 10
with great by the Pensioners Of St Peters
When a church has been consccnted II cannot be sold.
hence becomes the property Of God The pastor OF
the church expects have ednce consecratcd the
date above mentioned but 1t will depend considerably
the contributions Of the Pensioners. debt still
remains to be paid The occasion will he a notable
one in the history Of the church. Dignitaries OF the
Catholic Church various paris Of the United States
will participate in the ceremonies connected with the
consecraton The occasion will De celebrated with all
the pomp and circumstance prescribed by the ritual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16

The subject Of Dr. McGynns address at Cooper Union
last evening was oar Plan and Its Critics. He said
that the Anti Poverty SOcety's plan OF campaign had
been mlsrcpesented, because IL misunderstood By
some while others from stupidity, carcessness or nng'
nifty gave wrong interpretation and still others, by
what called the conspiracy OF silence ignored IT,
Dr. McGynn read quotations from the columns Of several
OF his critics the names the papers from which the
tracts were taken being received with Kisses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16

Joseph Henry. a colorcd man. sixty went to his
home No. IL Cornclia-s crazcd with rum yesterday
afternoon and cndcavoTcd make mince Of his
landlady, Mrs Cromwell with knife and Ratchet
William Cryst Gcorgana Cromwell went 10 her assist
ancc and with the aid Of heavy stovcfer and wooden
bench succec led in sending Henry to ST. Nnccnts Hos
pita with fractured skull and Getting locked up them
selves at the Charles Street Sauon. Henry will die
from his injuries, 1t is believed a. the hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Board OF Electric Control No LIS Bioa1~ay, D, n'
Assembly Committee on Indian ArsiIs Murray Hill
Hotel, 10 n. m. -. a.,
Losette Fellows injunction case Supreme Court Cham
bcrs. eoo co,,,
Geschcldt Fellows trusteeshlp case, supreme court
rxcurslon OF L. s. Grant Club 10 Oriental 1roNe'
speclal Meeting OF Brooklyn Board OF Adernen. -.
Hungarian Harrison and Morton Club, NO "a East
Houston IN. - ~
Republican Colored League No 4r i . p ~
tast Rvor PARK Harrison and Morton Campaign Ciuo
No l. j91 Second-ave., p. IN. 80, r..,,,-,
Inquest on Gulford S. Phnney suicloe' oi'0A''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
HE HAD FORGOTTEN THAT he WANTED TO DIE

HE HAD FORGOTTEN THAT he WANTED TO DIE
Justice Patterson OF Jefferson Market Police Court yes
erdav held Frank Duva age twenty-thfec In 5000 Ian
for trial Duyal twice attempted suicide last "wednesday
lie nrst took dose OF morphine at his home No. 2OB
Eghthayc. When he feco'''ed NJ was t'A'" i" "'
Thltticth Street Station and locked up few hours
later he WAS discovered hanging the cell door lie
had fastened one end Of his suspcnder- around his neck
and tied the other end the iron grating Du'al told
the magistrate he had recollection Of any design
TO take his lie and certainly had no desire to die at
present.
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ALONG NEGLECTED. OPPORTUNII
GROWING IMPORTANCE OF TEADE WITH THE AR
GENTINE nEPCBIiC.

GROWING IMPORTANCE OF TRADE WITH THE AR
GENrINE nEPUBLiC.
as the carrying trade between your country and
Ncw-York Increasing" was asked recently OF MI
Calvo the consul If the Argentine Republic to New
York.
Most assuradly II is he answered quickly.
have no statistics for IS up TO date Just at hand
but, turning to some statistics lying on his desk,
YOU hero that the exports from the United states
and that means New York-to tho Argentine Re
public for the year OF 1887 were SG,GO3.c"l, with
imports amounting S4,354,ss0 while for the year
before tho total Of imports and exports amounted
only to 80 s1s So an increase of Sl7Gl 997 for one
year. no inconsdcrablo gain in percentage, as you
scen
what particular manufactures or commodities are
most in dcmand?'
"Ob. we look TO the United States for almost
everything VT need he said agricultural nipple
mcnts and machinery of all kinds come TO us from 'hc
United states They arc both cheaper and OF sl-
pcrior quality. You would be surprised to see how
dependent on your Industries are" ana ne pulled
down long bill of ladlng Here arc trucks, belts,
even prescription phfals-everytling.'
"What can you say Of the carrying trade"
"That IS our greatest source Of regret There are
numerous articles which. either because they are
pcrlshablc because there Is an Immdiafe demand
for them, can not be sent by sailing vessels These
ell have to 20 by way Of Liverpool or London.
These commodities form small par; OF our Imports
almost onc-fourth. should say. Our Government.
you VIII remember. offered 20 satsidzc an Amoric an
Inc Of steamers by granting 100000 10 IT. and
guaranteeing , per cent on the invcs mont, on the
consideration that your Government grant nc same
amount, lut proposal was not accepted our
rspldlv Increasing trade demanded the line Of steam
crs and we wcrc forced. much against orr VIII.
10 form tho contract with English company. stu
we are moi without hope that Your Government VIII
soon awaken TO the lively importance Of our trade
and assist MS in on: efforts 10 mako America for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
DEMocRArs RrPuDIArIyG cLEvELAND

From The Troy Times.
The revolt against Grover Cleveland and Free Trade
continues. As an ndication 81 lie sentiment among
the knit goods manufac at COhOrs interviews arc
IublaheL IN the local columns Of to-day Times CIV
Ing expression To the Views Of seven anti Cleveland
Democrats who have declared for Protection. Here
Is the list jonathan liiIcI, proprietor OF HE Amer
lean hosiery mill Charles /. North, Of the Anchor
hosiery mill Charles L. Doyle Of the AnrhOr hosiery
mill; David Akin. Of W. H. u j. Akin; W. II. Akin,
OF ". II. 4 ID. Akin David fnld, OF fulh a Bochlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
AZ ryrsri1, STYLE or IMMIGRANT.

A tall. richly dressed woman. who passenger on
Bourrognc, attracted considerable attention when
sho arrived as Castle Garden Yesterday She said in
French she Helene Mandeaz, native OF Venice,
and that opera singer and hal gained rcpu
tation as a prma donna la Scala opera House Milan.
Having caught cold the passage over she would be
compelled to cancel number OF engagements to sing in
this country during the present month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
Jersey CITY.

The fire VI. Turner'S kidding wood factory
Nos 90 TO ca GrcgOry-st, al 30 a. nj. yesterday,
caused loss of 81 900 on building and machinery The
loss IS insured in the Etna Insurance Company Of
Hartford and the Springfield of Massachusetts,.
Hiram Sanders the farmer from Nyack who swal-
lowed dose Of Paris green because he was disap-
pointed in love. is doing well and the physicians at
the City Hospital think him out of danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
NEWARK.

Seven Benedctlne Fathers, who staying at
present in St. Mary's Abbey, viii start on Friday for
South America 10 open branch Of the order.
Alfred VI. Thorburn has begun suit in the supreme
Court for 10000 damages against Augustus Colville
the captain Of the boat on which his brother, Allan
C. Thorburn, was killed on July q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
NEM-IERSEX.

Tho first service in the newly completed Hillside
Presbyterian Church Of Orange took place yesterday
The services conducted by the pastor, the Rev
stanley white The church was decorated with wild
flowers and ferns and every available seat Oc
cupd The dedcaory services proper will take place
on the first anniversary of the church, september 3d.