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New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
ELIZABETH

The trial for murder Of Captain Herman Bascar
which was to open yesterday In the Union County
Court has been postponed until January, owing to
the dangerous illness Of the aged prisoner who, It IS
tbouqht will never live tO be tried for the crime. lie
is seventy-two years old and fought under General
Scott in the Mexican war, and also fought for the
Union I'm The Civil war. lie shot Thomas Wilson In
"A liquor shop last May.
The parents OF little MAY Apgar both anxious
to obtain possession Of the child. The parents are
separated and the father lately placed the girl in
The care of a family at Dunellcn. lie heard that
his wife had employed detectives TO find the child
and removed her TO tire OF Lewis DnYis. pro
prietor Of the Elm House East Grand-sJ.. Eliza
beth The unexpected appearance of the detectives
there on Tuesday evening alarmed Mr.. Davis, who i'm
mediatcy made arrangements for the removal Of the
rhild to a place Of safety. shortly after midnight
NAV wa, bunded up In warm clothing. carried to the
roof through the scuttle. and from thence along the
roofs OF adjacent dwellings to a house distance
Off through which STc carried to the ground.
She was tnen placed in a carriage which rapidly
driven away. 1t j. said that the girl taken TO
Morris County, bat the precise situation OF her new
home known.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
HAVE WE Two BR4INS7
lc Boston Transcript.

From The Boston lfdnscrpt
Dr. William A. Hammond propounds the question
in The Youths companion" " lave we TWO brains Z!
and seeks 10 prove have by citing instances
wherein the two lobes Of the brain do not act syn
cbr,nUusly Ii is quite undertaking 10 establish
the fact that the average man has TWO brains, but -
mond when il would lave been much easier to
show ly abundant example that The average man
bas no brain al all. However, let that pass. a.
encoaragement Dr. Hammond few instances
where ne two lObcs of the brain do not operate
simultaneously I'm addition TO those clted by hll.
are Of greater Importance well ~ more instructive
One smitlsOn borrowed Of his friend BrOwiey ten
dollars for the announced purpose OF paying Ms
butcher, and promised TO repay the loan IN ono
calendar week. Instead OF giving the money 10
the butcher smtllSOn expended the ten dollars for
alcoholic eXlniaFauon. 49,,
Now IL is fair 10 presume that when SmitlsO.
contracted the loan he fully meant 10 do as he said
but the trouble that only one lobe OF his bIdi'
was In operation al the time When the other lobe.
began to get in its work the situation was entirely
changed In a word, the two lObes failed 10 WOri
spontaneously. II is true that they seldom do in.
the cases Of persons who borrow money for living
but that is aside from tie purpose OF this paper.
Miss Suarvcly, upon bidding goodbye TO MISS
Lamb kissed the latter effusively, informed her thai
she was a dear creature. and That II was cruel
hardship TO part from her. a moment later Miss
Snarvely was informing herself that Miss Lamb va,
horrd disgusting thing and that she miss Sua"vclyl
thanked her stars she had got away from the sour
Here again is discovered lack of simultaneous
action OF the two brain lObes. on either OCCASION
10 the influence OF the lobe which at Tire moment was
on dnty. IL rejecting unTaccusly upon Miss
Slaryely inCenuOISUesS 10 suppose OtherWlstA
Uence II follows Of necessity that Miss Suarvely has
iobe Of her brain acts independently Of the other
onJv one lobe, 10 speak being on deck AT q umc.
Tomtit swore That the very first time lie mel
Huahleeh he would knock him down. Ten minutes
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.
W ~@~ On

WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Republican massmeetng Lexington Avenue 0P
House. p. ,o. - ~
New.York Jockey Club races, Morris PARK P' III
Board OF Estimate and AppOronment CITY man. - o n
Funeral OF Judge Allen ST. Patricks Catheura' ~ ''0
q. IN. - -.o..,o,
Manhattan Athletic Club ladies' day reception
Chamber Of Commerce, IL 80 p. m 60
Reception to Henry o. Meyer, Union League Oiuo'
Brooklyn, p. IN. o.,.,n M
XIIth Assembly District Republican ASsocis"O" Nv
o9I East Fourth-st, p M . g., .o,,
Annual meeting Of Northern Pacific Railroad s'OcK'
holders. n,-. ,,.o,
TROY Female Seminary aluunae luncheoh' fla%s no'e,
BIooningdale Republican Club, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
st. and Columbusave., p. IN. ,,,..,
yXIst Assembly District Young Mems RepuOhcan
Club No. S-11 SiXth-ave., p NJ -,
New.York and New-Jersey Bridge Company No' 81
Broadway, IL a. m.
Yookers Fire Department parade
S.,tx Of pedagogy College of the City of New-York
p. m. 49,, oou. uorss
Hall, p. m
Republican mass-mecting. Mt. Vernon, p NJ
Dock Commissioners meeting.
T.mnapy ratification meeting. Tammany Hail. p m'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
DRESS GOODS AND WRAPS IN ABUNDANCE

These October days have certain wintry havor
p9S vails walking is pleasant exercise for such
Hessher still one needs outer wrap OF some KIND
This is true Of especially, and so they are
providing to the large dry goods houses Particularly
Is this true of the old and reliable firm Of Lord a
Taylor at Broadway and Twentethst This Is one
OF the best-known houses in the trade and has long
stood in the front rank Of the business Tile I'M
mense store this week presents animated picture,
every floor being crowded daily with women purchasers.
The cloak and goods departments are, of course
the busiest Just The handsome cloaks III all the
latest designs made Of brOadcoth, which is always
popular; OF Scans in black and colOrs, new ana
stylish of fine wool with raised tufts, new idea IN
cloaks and one which is becoming exceedingly popu-
lar Of astrakhans in black. white and all colors OF
velutenacOrdurOy, something entirely new, ana OF
beavers with braid and fancy trimming.
The most popular thing in dress goods this season
is Redford cords Of which this house has particularly
fine line In plain fabrics, cames' hairs and chevios
Ia all shades especially gray tan and beige, are most
sought for fancy goods the stock OF figured canelS
hairs and Scilians never so attractive and com
plete For house and evening wear light dress goods
In all wool and SILK and wool TnlALu es are POI Lir.
lord & Taylor's line cannot be surpassed III eau2es
fncre are Grape chine, ChOns, fancy and pilhted
there are without number, Ulnlned win Tur ana
heavily embroidered In black goods there are fancy
calnels' hairs figured silk and WOOL Henrietta cIOt
matalasse and Grape rehefs.
Feather bOas and COllaTetteS are mucn worn, ana
the line i'm all varieties and shades, mat this house
displays is especially nice. Jet goods are much USED
for dress trimming and az Lord lay OrS can be Ound
every conceivable kind OF these popular ornaments
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

later tie meeting took place. Instead Oh knoc'S NH;
him down. Tomdt prOfessed great pleasure ~ slHn,
Of Hnghleigh forced a cgaI-a good oneL0n MN anu
Insisted that he should take dinner with nm A., ma,
Now IL were idle 10 affirm that TOmtt u9 ~. M
mean TO knock Hug leigh down. There was hTe III
his eye and cOnvulsive eencmng OF Ms a1d nS SoG
the sleeping lobe OF his brain been awake az the
in sympathy with the active lGoe tner sTered
terrible trounclng Hugheigh has his l1cKy suis ~
thank for thc two obes OF Tomuts brain not acuhg
synchronousy. ,,s co,,d no
adduced were 1t necessary. to sustain Dr Foe htr, two
monds proposition that the avcraSe nan ,t ra two
hrans or rather that his brain Is DIVIDED nio wv
watches or releis and that IT Is only IN excepupna
cases where both lObes piped on decR, UT "h0io
both lobes are called to arms.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
THE IEAGTrE RESERVE LIST.


vrosbington. oct. 14-Secretary y. E. Young to-uaS
announced that the following players nave ooo"
sorvod bv clubs members Of the National League W.
rether with such players as were reservoir III i'i'0
eeasons but who failed or refused to contract r
Cinsnnat-Rhines. Crane, iiarTngtIln 49, iSn,i smith
Keenan' Reilly, McPhee Holiday, Lathani' 'iii'"'
Browning and Haligan. o,o. Hutch
Chcaco-Kitredge, Merritt Luby Gumner,,; Gu, Pr.n
ipeon Pfefer Burns Cooney, Dahlen WnOt;, N! !nd az,
Carro1 Schriver Vickery, Van Haltreh' DuiiS "AO
New. .yorl-W. Ewing Rusie, J. Ewing, conner, GInog
Gore Buckley, Clarke, Whistler Bassett anu "''''
cock. ,.. rorrv
Brooklyn-ward, Foutz Pinkney, LoveVo ,pre1 pTIeI'
CanItbers Inks, DAILY, Dailey, hhsio"' D'''''
Roston.-CarlSson Kelly. Nichols Staley u'1lTep nNyn
Bennett, Tucker, Long onhn, NaST, nIp RIcbardson
and Madden. ~ ,,h..
C,eveland-Zimmer, Doyle Tebeau; Young gS Sruper p1
Wan Shearon, Mexican. Davis. McAleer, Chliu9 VI"
tue Burkett, Knauss, Radford ana SulcAeH ,,,u
PittsburC-Beckley, Berbauer, shuSert CTrNin"
uonIon Miller Mack. Baldwin, Calvin ana Mhui'
observation-disclosures. Gleason. jr Inompsom Iosnn
Alien. Hamilton. Thornton, Delehanty, Gray ESper
Brown. Denny and heete.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
n u M p n r E Y s.

THOUSANDS AND TENS OF THOUSANDS u
CURES OF DISEASES HAVE BEEN MADE AND
ARE DAILY BEING MADE, ALL OVER THE WORLD
BY HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS. THE WITNESSES
OF THE WONDERFUL CURES OF THESE MILD,
PLEASANT HARMLESS, AND YET EFFECTIVE
HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS ARE FOUND UPoS
EVERY SIDE. INQUIRY AMONG ACQUAINTANCE
OR FRIENDS WILL REVEAL CURES OF OBSTINATE
AND LIFELONG DISEASES WHICH HAVE BEEN
MADE BY THESE SPECIFICS. THOUSANDS W
INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES HAVE USED THIN
FOR YEARS WITH COMPLETE SUCCESS. TH1
SYSTEM OF HUMPHREYS ST ECIFICS EXHIBIE
THE TRUE PHILOSOPHY OF CURE MEDICINE
WHICH ONLY ACT DIRECTLY UPON THE DISEASE
AND IN SUCH DOSES AS TO CURE WITHOUT Ex
CITING DISORDER OR DISEASE IN ANY oTHE1
PART.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

ever sworn statement in which he reiteratea .io i,,,
remarks In regard to the unsafeness Of the s
hrief charge by the coroner the tury retired hnu VI q,
short time returned with a majority ana miJ,rS brse
mon had met their death by the explosion OF elk,c c
No 1I3 which due to the neglect OF ,rroys pS said
hat the explosion was the result Of some cause ui
known. -... ,..o,,e IN furnfsh
MERRICK-A new system OF waer %0uhS III Cammann ~
wIndmis and Steam engines furnish the motive yesm
-rhn tanhs will be high enough 10 force su TIL
iLh Inc ann hose over any building in town Ine ING
Church Of the Redeeer has S see9 husps IS to be
srea,uSS nndn ground south Of the church given lor
tho nurpOse by Mr.. Cammann
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
NEWARK.

The forty-second annual convention Of the New
Jersey Unlversalsts held In the Church Of the
Rcdccmer yesterday. Sessions Will be held to-day.
The Rev. Dr W. = Grove. Of Newark, elected
president for the year, with c. F. Ogood, of lammon-
town, vice president.
The thirty second annual convention OF the Essex
County Sabbath-Schoo Association held yesterday
in Pedde Memorial Baptist Church with the Rev: Dr.
j. f. James presiding There are 202 schools ana the
average attendance during the year follows
Eaptist 1906: Presbyterian 1O,2s3; Methodist, 635S
Episcopal, 1874; Reformed, 1920.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
SILKS AT POPULAR PRICEa

In our Bas e m ent we have e.
tablished a department for The
sale of Reliable Silks, that cost
less than $1.OO a yard.
THIS WEEK
We offer the following:
India Silks, Black and COlored,
at 45 cents per yard; worth go
cents.
Figured POngees, so cts. per
yard; worth So cts.
Black GrOs Grain, "a inch, at
S5 cents; worth 81.
Black Figured Duchesse, 61l
cts. a yard; worth S5 cts.
COlOred Faille Franchise, IS
cents yard; worth 81.
Also large assOrtments Of Plain
and Fancy Surahs; India and
China Silks, etc.
We cordially invite an exami.
nation.
JAMES McCREERY & CO,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
LADIES, DAY OF THE n. Y. A. c.

LADIES' DAY OF THE y. T. n o
The forty y-seventh athletic games and Ladies Day
% +lc New York Athletic Club will be held at TTavers
Island on saturday and an interesting days sport VIII
be witnessed. Admission will be by invitation only
There will be An exhibition game OF lacrosse a'
1 80 p. m. by the Newforh Atlleuc Oiuo ''iir 'ro
= cbomulous and the team Of the College
., tbe city of New York. The individual tug OF war
championship of the A. A. L. will a'~o be decided.
The Berkeley Ladies' athletic Club will give re-
ception and entertainment at the clubhouse in Forty
fnnrth-st TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEf. L.
PREPARING TO BURY A LIVE MAN.
THE HEART oP SUPPOSED CORPSE FOUND TO
RE RF,TING WHILE THE BODY WAS
IN THE MORGUE.

IN THE MORGUb.
Beverly Brown negro. who was committed 10 'n'
Hudson County Jail in Jersey City twelve days ago
for unacy. complained Of feeling Ill on TUESDAY 'l-
He grew worse during the night and County fhySicla
Converse was Informed. He arrived at the CELL anu
after examining tho negros body. said the man was
dead.
The morgue-keeper was Informed ana u, ~ ~.
Yesterday morning he went to the jail The oouS was
put in a box and taken to the morgue' 1t was
stripped and placed on slab and all preparations
made for putting it into the icebox. The morsue
keeper happening to glance toward the BODY thought
he saw the eyelids the supposed corpse close ana
the fingers twitcb He made another examination
OF the body and found the heart beating faintly'
The morgue keeper called for aid. and with rs'ora
tves succeeded In establishing regular breathing anu
stronger circulation of the blood. Inc OlN fo'p''''
ambulance took Brown to the hospital. where ne now
is with good chances OF recovery ne was sun ~ ii ~
comatOse condition last night but respiration was IuI
and the pulse beats were regular his Illness IL Is
thought was caused by brain trouble
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
ROYAL COLLECTING F4DS.


The Prince OF Wales, everybody knows, Is dill
mt collector pipes but he is not ty any means the
only one among European royalties who hdulges in the
collecting fad" The Gar of All the Rus,ias for IN
stance collects stamps and the eggs Of birds Of prey
william Of Germany has fine collection Of autographs:
the PASSION for which he shares with his "brOtners
the Kings of Rumania and sweden The Queen OF
italy, again. gathers in what shoes and gloves she can
that have been by soveegns of the past and pres
emf She is the proud p0ssesSor Of the shoes of Marie
Antoinece Of Mary Stuart. the Empress Josephine,
Queen Anne and the Empress Gathering OF Russia;
The latter were the present her the Prince OF
Naples who brought them last year from St. Peters
hung
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
THE PAPA BISON rs NO MORE.

The father OF the small herd Of American bison at
the Central Park Menagerie died yesterday morning
from old age. II is sad loss, for old Rocky was
a fine specimen of species that is almost extinct
There is Il herd still said to be in existence in the
Yosemite Valley. and and again reports come tlat
herds are seen near the Rocky Mountain slopes.
Rocky has left behind him 10 mourn his loss a
u,dne, a son and daughter besides hundreds OF men,
women and children VINO admired his shaggy mac ms
little savage twinking eyes and his pair OF business
horns. 49,, in
and set up In the American Museum OF Natural History
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHFSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-The delinquent prop, ,riy-o
who have delayed paying the assessments for the
laying Of lateral sewers must now pay their
ments with penalty of per cent added. on Tues
day night the Board decided TO extend the time for
payments TO November Il and declared that there
would be no further extension. The Board also
adopted system Of fire alarm telegraphy, 10y which
stations or boxes will be established various points
of the town.
YONKERS.-The Palisade Boat Club celebrated the
twenty fifth anniversary Of it, organization a,t even
Ing with a ball. The boathouse pFofusely
decorated with the club flags and bunting. There
over 200 guests, including members Of visiting
clubs.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
NEW .RRIrNSWICK

President Scott. of Rutgers College yesterday an
nounced the chapel service that Geo7e W. Menden-
hail. student in the class Of 03, had Just died at
his bome I'm B9rlcntown from typhoid fever Men
dcnhal was in the scientific section. Resolutions de-
pOrlnc his death prepared by the students.
Mayor James II. Van Clcef lost pockctbook yes
tcriay II contained go in cash and valuable doci-
mcnts A tramp who came into the town for work
found the pocketb0Ok ard took 1t 10 the owner " You
" and instead Of swelling your head with visions OF a
bright future will give you the wherewlthal 10 feast
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
MARIE BASHRIRTSEFF.
From The Frauenberuf.

From The Frauenberuf.
met Marie Bashkirtsef at festivity in the Museum
OF the Capitol at Rome. She was undoubtedly an ele
CANT and nQuaHte figure. but ler only claims TO beauty
we're her perfectly modelled snowy arms and shoulders
her neck was far too heavy for her slender body.a
ehe with the neck Of Juno LudOvisi against the
laws OF plastic beauty. Her was too short her
ewes too oblong her mouth too severe and energetic
there was a touch of MOngOlian about her. she wore
costume Of white plush her favore material. and OF
Silk gauze In the of dari-brown hair glittered
a diamond
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
The Government
Baking Powder Tests.

The latest Investigations by the United States
and Canadian Governments show the Royal Bak-
ing Powder a cream of tartar powder superior TO
all others in leavening strength.
Statements BY other manufacturers TO the con-
huyy haze been decarea by tile official @"fs0,7f'es
fzlsifcatious ofhhe official reports
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
lBaLL GAME on STATEN ISLAND.
,,,,,v voprs DEFEAT THE CoRINTHIAN

1HE NETWORKS DEFEAT The Ooi'''
ATHLETIC CLUBS TEAM
r. ,-ovyork and the Corinthian Athletic CLUB tams
inc ~ 70 -, h,sehau NJ the latter's grounds at West
prgnon S. l. yesterday afternoon 1t was about tn the
at GOOD baseball weather for week ana co"u % no
nessd the game, including many old Sailors H0" '"0
~, - vo,Lcrs won easily through superior batting
and sbarrott payd with the Corinthians ana wne
sSsrTot did god work TaylOTs pitching was oaIou ~
IN he last half Of the game. oRourke was
,he third inning and Buckley TOOK MS ,.e.,,on The
w. Tvine umplred and gave general sausi'c''o"' ~
score vas ,,,. a. ,,,pw ,oISwS CoRINTHIAN A. c:
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
CELEBRATING THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.

Mr. and Mrs Marvin V Cross, of No. 409 Bedford
ave-. celebrated their golden wedding last evening
with reception II was attended by only the men,
bers of the family and most intimate friends, owing
10 the delicate health Of Mrs. Cross. There were
present the three children and seven grandchildren
Mr. Cross is seveDty-twO years old and is among the
most prominent and wealthy residents OF the Eastern
District lie is the senior member OF the hrm OF CrOsS
Austin & Co., lumber dealers
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
LONG ISLAND

OYSTER BAY.-The inquest in the OF the three
men who were killed by the explosion OF engine No
113, on the Long Island Railroad, In september,
ended by Coroner cooley Yesterday. Joseph Whtlock.
the cxengineer, who said that he had examined the
engine Just previous 10 the explosion and pronounced
1t unsafe, st1 too III to app lie sent, how
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun rises Oy sets51e Moon sets 1928 m Moonsagel3
WATER
IH-Sandy HOOK STA Coy Island $3.50 Hen eaoe Izo
P.N-Sandy Hook 540l GOV. Island o;o9 heu HaVo Go-
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE TAX RATE THIS YEAR TO BE So So.

THE TAX RATE THIS YEAR TO BE o. oo'
The tax rate for the present year was ilHue PUV"0
Yesterday instead Of being kept secret until a1'er eec
non as was the case in 1882 when Mayor Chapin was
candidate for reelection. The rate as averaged ior
all the wards is 81 SO on 800, and last year II was
70 81. In 1850 it was So "a. The highest III any
ward this year is 80 90, in the Ninth Ward, ana u'e
lowest is 81 Al in the Eastern Dist1ct "a'us' WIN"
pay nothing toward the cost of Prospect farN'
The city sold n large amount of water oohos' NJ ~
per cent interest at good prices yesterday. Inc
amount OF 81 100000 was Offered and bids came ID iOr
s5,ooo,oOo The awards were made as iolows ~ ~
Blake Brothers s7O0 900 at 1O1 800 to Albany County
savings Bank, $4,000 at 1880 to South BroohiSn n
savings Institution $4,000 at 1o22s. Sooooo a'
lo24I. $4,000 at 1O26s. $4,000 at lo2'oo' 10 Iolv
-. SAYINGS Ranh s25 600 at 1O2; to Albany saw
hgs Bank $4,000 at 1o253. SlO,OOo az ~, ~
10000 at 1926, $4,000 at 1o2.1' Slo'oVo al
JO177.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
Announcements
THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA

Yields no pearl thut beluty teeth whitoncd
and cansed with that ncomarabe dentrhce the fragrant
SOZODONi. Nor coral ro-icr than the In which
the ladies', who the best
iudges in such mattert
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. DAY. OCT IA
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Persian Monarch tBr. Brstow, London Sept ~
with mdse and passengers To Sanderson son a'
Steamer reutonic Br Irving Liverpool oct Queenstown
& with mdse and passengers Maitland Kersey Arrived
ssapr @ Nonad{c 1Br Ncol Liverpool oct2 ludss
and passengers Maitland Kersey Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Ethiopia (Br Wilson. Glasgow oct !, Move 2
to Henderson Bros Arrived al The
Steamer Saae iGef Richter Bremen 5. Southampton
with and to Oelrichs Co. Arrived al
steamer spree Ger wfegerod Bremen Oct 8. southamp
ton I. with mise and passehgers TO oerchs a CO. ,
Havana ! days with mdse and passengers to Jas Wsru
CO TTved AZ t9S af AZ nara days with fruit to
DnnIosd Co Arrived at the Bar at ? m; ,,v. with
mdse 'S and passengers to !. Wake.
Guyandotte walker Newport News anu NorioIS
with mdse and passengers TO Ola Dominion IS 90
sUNsET-wnda At SANDY h',S hight b; cloudy
AtCIU ls.and-hght SW ciouuy
Arrived yeSer'ab
Steamer lessen, Nor roasen. shields sept % ballast
master. Arrived at tne bar m; ,,nrrr soa lao
In ballast Chas sumner Co Arrived al te bar a. ia
Steamer city OF Parts Watkins Liverpool via Queens
towD-Peter Wright 4 sons 49,. c,..uo,x ..,,.
steamer State OF California tBr brae' Giasgow-Ausun
BALDWIN & co - u, ,,.u,. -
Steamer Fresiand t3cg) Randle. Antwerppeter Wright
steamer Rowena (Br Tyre, Port dc PAX. &c-wmP Clyde
steamer Saratoga Leighton Havana ana Cardcnas-Jas
steamer Iampasas Crowel Galveston II Mallory CO.
steamer tBrl ellison. Chares1oD-Smpson Spence
steamer Cherokee Bearse Charleston Jacksonvle-
steamer WyanOke BOaa. Norfolk and hchmond-ola Do
Steamer Manhattan. Bragg. Porrland-Horano Hall.
SAILED
Steamers Eresand ana La Fandre ior Antwerp; Beacon
Iigh.. Flushing, Taormlna HamOurg lnLauva ami bur'
city OF Paris Germano 3ala and Garonia Averpool 81
bernard Cork origen Para Areeana Irinaan , G
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
KRAMER GETS WARRANTS FOR

KRAMER GETS WARRANTS FOR HIS AsSAILANIo.
David Kramer. of No. "a Segelst., who lost seven
Of his teeth while in the gallery of Teutonia Hail. al
Bartlettst and Harrison-ave., on Monday during te
exercises OF Yom Kppur, able TO leave his nome
yesterday and TO Justice GOettings police court
where he out warrants for the arrest OF his as
sailants He that he had gone to the nall 10
ge. his wife TO TO their home and care for the
baby who was crying. His wife was in the gallery,
and when he went there to see her Officer Driver as
Sautea hi.. and President Simon DdntOn, OF the so
cety led the attack made upon him by other members
OF the cOnge CATION. The magistrate grahted warrants
for Officer Driver and President Dunton They VIII be
arTniCned TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

HEALTH FOOD CoMPANY's GLUTEN SUPPos.
TORIES constipation and piles. BY mail, SOC
0l Fifth Avenue. New-York and all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

Mrs WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used FOR over FIFTY YEARS bv MI LLiONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHlNG
with PERFECT SUCCESS. IL SOOI1IEss the CHILD,
S0FILES THE GUMS. ALLhYS AZ PAIN CURES
WIND COLIC, and f. the BEST REMEDY FOR DIAis
RIIOEA Sold by DRUGGISTS In eyerv Dart OF the
world TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.
fHILLIPS' DIGESTIBLE Cocoa
makes cous and nOurshlng drak IL Is part,cu-
ry adapted persons Of weak digestion. All druggist.
PEQUoT T.. &}W. PEoUoT
A NEW COLLAR