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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14

Opening April II, IL and 13.
Flowers, silks, satins, all new shades 81
Rauman's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14

IN the world. '"oney
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Hughes Bros. \ Go. are the sole agents
Tor the sale Of the celebrated Waukesha
spring water At Dallas, Texas. Trade SIM.
pied in barrels. halt.barrels or bottles AZ
the same price that II can be obtained nj
the springs, freight ndded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14

Rev. j. W. Waldrop, Owenton, Kentucky
says; Browns Iron Bitters greatly re-.
Level me OF general debility and indiges.
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Opening OF the Mammoth Millinery .rd
and ladies' suit house, April II, i. sns
Is, at Il. Bauman, manager, 7O6 Elm suee''
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.

The Rev. George Ii. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says; Both myself and wife own
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
Sold by W. IL. Patterson ~ Co., druggists
Dallas,
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Grand Display This Week. aus
Millinery and Ladies' suits, Aprn III rl~
and -, ut Il. Bauman, manager, 40 Fun
street.
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A nasal injector free with each bottle O
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents,
Sold by W. II. Patterson II Co., druggists,
Dallas,
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,. Candy made daily at Ksaoh's, 7i2 Elm
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in the wo, '"'' "''
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you are troubled withdyspepsia, ask
your druggist for bottle of "prickly Ash
Bitters.n Take it as directed aud yon will
be cured.
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All Are Invited
10 call at the Star machine office and ar,
gallery, 6B Elm street. The most attract,
We place in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14

In ancient days, before the time
That party led the van,
Pure patriotism ruled the roost'
And the Office sought the man;
But, now, alas the rule is changed;
Hhs patriot bung.hole leaks
The office fails to seek the man.
And the man The 0alce" seeks.
= MCBrayer,
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Something Nsw

Something New.
Go to Bouche's and get one of those beau
tiful globe engraved lamp ohimneys, fire
proof. Warranted to out-last any other
ever made,
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inv-machines ~"
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We VIII Lead styles and Prices
this week, April IL. II and 49, AT L. Bau
mans, manager, FOG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14

All OF Orr's buggies and carriages have
Servants patent wheels-l l-Sinch axles,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14

Adams \ Westlake's non-explosiyc oil
stoves at Harry Bros, 62o Elm street. The
very best. '"'
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ard Of the world. S'"uu'
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THE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE 90.
OF LONDON,

This company is prepared to loan money
ct reasonable.rates Of interest at from one
20 i've years time, secured by deed Of trust
On improved lands and city property. II
viii also negotiate county, municipal,
railroad aud other bonds, and purchase
vendors lien notes.
@. E. WELLEsLrY,
General Manager, Office Cos Main street,
Dallas, Texas.
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4 Good Long lircnih

wopld be such relief during an attack Of
asthma when the muscles Of the throat
dose of Acker's English remedy shonld be
glyen-reliei follows. Sold by w. II. Pat.
terson 4 Co,
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Gala Days, n,p
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday AP'N
IL. - aud 10, at Bauman's.
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Rsffigerators, water coolers, ice cream
tstsers,etc., Ut Harzs Dsos., CO Elm street.
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Glen Lea, opposite HrnAIp:o,,,oe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14

buy your buggies at w. w. Orr's, sue.
e % to sechler u Orr, Main street, Dallas,
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DO not Miss the Opening Days
millinery, fancy goods and gloves, April
II, - and 10, at Bauman's FOG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14

For headache, constipation and bilious
n ess, useBailey's Saline Aperient.
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but the ladies are all invited to the exposi-
ton OF fans and parasols, April II, IL and
10, at f. Bauman's, manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14

The drama was never more popular in
Dallas than at present. The reason OF this
consists in the fact that the genuine dram.
mer always goes to "The Office" for his
dram--without scruple.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14

White suits, embroidered and silk suits.
oil new colofs, at Dauman's, T00 Elm street.
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OF the blood should be the aim of all. I'm.
pure blood means rheumatism, NEURALGIA
aud kidney disease. Acker's Blood EliSir
will cure you. Soldby ", IL. Patterson & 10
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HE-WITH.DRAWS.

1.-TWO souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as Ouer'
Two seats IN drawers that never part
And that's what Clancy'S done
The kaiser of the Russian rule
Sleeps IN his shirt MI night
Clancy's he wears and always swears
They re good gainst dynamite
We VIII Lead Styles and Prices
this week, April IL, T. and 10. at L, Bau.
mans, manager, 706 Elm street.
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A ball player At La Crosse,
Got his arm In Il twist by a toss,
Now 10 all he does tell.
81. Jacobs OIL made him well,
or pain.cures he calls 1t the boss. ~
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Gala Days,

Glen Lea. opposite HERALD Office.
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rish, Fgss and liutter
constantly on hands ati2G Elm street.
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Glen Lea, opposite HrnArn oiiioe.
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Candy factory, 7l2 Elm street.
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Received to-day a carload of the world
renowned Waukesha Springs water, which
We will sell in barrels at the same pfice
that Il can be obtained at the Springs,
freight added. We also offer it TO the
trade carbonated In bottles of fifty hints
In cask Tor nine dollars.
HuGHIs, Bros. & Co.,
Sole agents at Dallas,
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| Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.

A Sure Ant ExtermInator.
A sure ant destroyer has been discovered
by Tucker h Willis, Waco, Texas. 1t will
completely exterminatc and destroy ants
every time. Our reporter saw it tried and
succeed, Mr.. Watson, q farmer in south.
ern Texas, made them an offer of 81 900 TO
rid him OF these pests, which was accepted
County rights for sale by Tucker & Mills,
Waco, Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, May lO.-The feeling
among railroad here shows that they anticipate
war in passenger rates to the West and Northwest It's
rllporcd that the Milwaukee and st. Paul Company has
been allowing 50 commission all tickets where ne
comnonv- proportion Sl2 30. This is on Council Buns
and Omaha business. IL thought the effect VIII Ue
general rate war.
Nuw,rKEE, Wis. May 1O.-Tho officials IN the
Cic,,o Milwaukee and 81. Paul passage department in
tbi. cy deny the runor Of cut IN the rates to the
Wrst ana Northwest, declaring that there Is not a
particle of truth in the talk ana not tue least prospect
Ut u rate war.
CoLuMBUs Ohio May lo-The reported sale OF the ONO
Central Railroad and coal property TO the Columbus,
UncLing Valley and Toledo road Is not believed mere
KARLSRUHE Penn, May lO-Ihc Dauphlh County
Court has decided In OF the Commonwealth In tho
co.e a,iust the Pullman Palace Car Company for the
collection OF tax on gross receipts. The claim of the
state WAS over $4,000. This amount was reduced 10
about S3l 600 by the court which under decision OF n9
Snureue court III the STANDARD OIL Company Case WOuu
moi allow the imposition OF penalty for failure 10 report
the business Of the pullman company ~ INC A1ui''A
Generals Department
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 10.-The first through ucRee
from St Paul TO Portland ore over tho Pacine
Railroad was sold yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WAsnyGroN, May 1O.-'Ihe Superintendent
General Recruiting Service has been ordered to cause
fifty be prepared and Iorwared az soon rs
practicable under proper charge to Fort d. A. Russell
wyoming Territory for ass gnment to the 7th Infantry
and forty to san Auonio Texas, for assignment to the
sth Cavalry.
Leave Of absence for six months on surgeons ccrt-
cate Of disability, with permission to leave the H'y
Division Of the Missouri, has been g,lutel 70 H'c'hu
Lieutenant John I. Barnett ON tgYdir'.
Cattain Argalu4 O. IIcnuisce, s,h Cavalry, Aprl TO-
1888, has been cancelled. -.
Leave uf a5srncr Tor elk months with permission 70
20 beyond sea take effect about June 1888, mas
been granted Captain Frank W. Hess, "a Artlutry;
second Lieutenant James A. Hutton Sth Infantry, mas
breu detailed Professor OF Military science ana Aac
tics AT the University OF California, Berkeley AL auu
will report for duty accordingly
The United states steamer Adams sailed this morning
from NauaimO. B. c., for AlaslS a., , -
Tue United states steamers kclrsarge and hantIc i't
Norfolk last evening FOR Hampton Roads
FORTRESS MONEOE. Va, May lO.-trrutrdl NHermah
arrived the steamer Dlspntch TINS morning 10 N
-prct the post lie reviewed and inspected the troops
and theme changed visits with Rear-AdmiTdl cooper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHtAGTOS, thursday, May w. 1850
Two NEW NATIONAL BANKs.-The Acting Controller
OF the Currency has authorized the CITY National BANK
OF Akron, Ohio, TO begin business WIN a 'apl'al o
500 900 and the Fr4t National Bank 0t IhlOh Oiep
with capital OF $4,000.
EGroRTATIoS OF SPIRITS II BoND.-A clrcuar III
regard to the expectation bond Of prs in new pack
age. under the PROVISIONS OF section OF an llruhI
Revenue act approved Juno ., 1874, as amended ny
section the Of March l. 1879, has brth issued
by the Acting Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
HAwAIIAN SUGAR INvESTIGATIoN-Ihe specaI com
mittee appointed 10 investigate the alleged IrudulrhI
importation OF Hawaiian sugar had an hleINIT" TO
Smith Special Commissioner on the part OF th,
Government. The committee Will leave Washington TO-
morrow an FruuciscO
SANTA RITA DEL CoBRE MINIS N NEw-MEXIco-
The Secretary OF the Interior has declined the request OF
Martin b. Hayes to vacate the approval made pS Ihe
CommiasIonrr Of the General Land once OF cutIIcs
upon the mines known Santa Rita DcI Co"r, III y"
Mexico consisting Of fortynvc lode claims entered O
D. H. Nat, r and patents VIII accordingly NC Issuc'
IN favor OF the mining claimants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11

WAsuINGrON, May lO.-Whcn the star Route
tral was resumed tns morning judge WyAc said that
he wished to qualify certain REMARKS made yesterday
t-at seemed 10 ceusure Mr. Backnlr. As Il matter of
fact the evidence showed clearly thlt Backnar mad
made no proposition TO Rrric but had merely listened
u d proposition coming from him. After son' discus
SION Mr. Blackmar was requested TO take the stand,
and testified concerning R'rdc.I4 proposition q
u.fn to ala the Government upoa the trial
Mr Merrck ordered the witness 70 'ay 20 Rrlci that
,,c proposltion could not be entertained % would
not b. proper for the prosecution t. enter INTO IT, nor
would II be honorable toward the counsel for the de
fence rae witness sad that he made ~ such %FE"A5'
mcut with RcrlcN
ODD be not on,r 10 challenge such names a7 thf
Government woud -cIectl Ayes; but ms answer
was positively untrue when hc said that was to select
them zee. -
The witness continued hy saying that RerIcH' propo
stlnn was that he should challenge four jurors cIcrcS
ing his privilege defendant, and thar the Govern
mrnt was to nyc The benefit Of the challenge Tue VII
ness implicitly obey Ell Mr. MerUck. Never received Il
u.t OF names from any government oh!cer TO De sun
mn q lkerdcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
TIE QUESTION or EX1RIDITT0N

Reuben L. Carroll one of the counsel for
sherd IN and Walsh very guarded In hs replies art
night when asked If there was any special significance
in the sudden .s.t OF General Walker to Washing
ton General Waller lives there, you know" he said
although hc did intend to 60 to Boston from New
York belcsc his object was to obtain what evidence
OF recent correspondence between the Iagah and
American governments concerning the cTtrlditon Of
lyman, Sheridan and Walsh, might be obalnahlc
Will further state that believe correspondence on tbs
subject exists"
siton tnat account that the present Anxiety exists
regarding the situation Of these menl
81 would prefer hot to be questioned ou that subject
"Isth- anxiety greater in the OF lyman than ~
that of sheridan and Wa!sht'
at certainly is, and until some developments take
place in Sir. iy.al- case have very Htuc au1lct!
concerning SAcTuau and walsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
RApID TRANSIT FOR BROOKLYN.

1t was reported yesterday III Brooklyn that
syndicate was BEN. formed for the purpose Of buAd-
ing elevated roads in Fultonst Myrte-avc and Broad
vav so as to furnish direct communication from all parts
of the city with the Bridge The men interested III II
are among the stockholders in the Kings County
Elevated Railway Company, the BIooklyn Flatbhsh
and CuucY Island Railroad Company ana Tue company
which MAYOR Grace samuel Mclean aud Charles X
Flint piolec,cd some time Tnr streets TO De iaken
are among those granted 10 the Kings County Company
and Is said that majority OF the property y-owners IN
The streets named have given their consent lue pan
Ia widen Washington 81. on the west slde
nd nut tue elevated track III the wldrned portion, as
tr present street restricted from being 80 used; al
-ayr and at FultOu-t., tue road Will branch ne
lIc running To East Ncw-IOrk IN FultOnst" ana the
other IN Myrtlc-aye. Broadway ana then III Broad
vay 10 East NewYork making two trunk mes trdNels
mo the main parts OF the city II Is understood that
there ia rge amount Of capital behind the schem. and
work Will BEGIN shorty Inc pIopo9tu opcutS 81 ilH
busn-gr To the Bridge has induced FutouNt property
owners 10 look more tayOrably upon the building OF
RAPID transit road IN that thOrOuEAfare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
W.lPD McCONKEY Hinged.

PnTsBURG, Penn May Toward McCohhty
was hanged to-day in the yard Of The County Jail for the
murder f Gcor,e l. Mcclure in Dead Man Hollow, near
NcKeespor. Penn on the night of August . 1881 Ihc
murdered man hal had e5ois stolen from h' STORE anu
had tracked the thieves among w"om was Nr,olA y,
10 the hollow where his body was atterwnrd lou""
rlddled with bullets. vigilance committee AT once was
or.anizcd hut il was not until sevcra. monthS a'tII-
mar N.t'onkrv was Hlr'stcl IN NrW-1urk ''''''
1br other members Of IN" gtur have yer boa HpPI'
uerdrl ON the >catoId NcCunkry protested MS Iu'-
conc. and sand ti0od-by. olc and all lou hda- me
brca I,. Won suppose / know something oI htDIdI' >
murder aud wont ,qIrJI' jus az ti' cap WIS ~
IN ia. be said GuoI-by, all yc mlrtcIcIs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
TLLEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ENTERTAINING HOTEL MEN.

ENTERTAINING HOTEL MEN.
Ma%s Haa, % Ronea' Association wore driven spoHt tho
today ami IN the evening they attended the Park
TICKET BROKERS' ASSOCIATIONS
CuIcAGo Nav 10 he American Ticket Brokers
, e Sy i'a and II s S Sy uAI'' wai. a 4 'f''2
cagO elected president 4nd H. o. Meader, Oi Louis ic
secretary aud general manager.
MICHIGAN BANK ROBBED.
DmEoT, Mich NAY lO-Ihe, Bank OF Towns, dnc
end North Il VasAT Mich was robbed last night OF - goo
under rcyoyols while Inc robbery was committed
GOLD OK 4 PouEuOUsE FAEM.
BUFFALO. y. Y. MAY IO.-lhcrc IL considerable
excitement over ne snPPo.sd finding o. goa at he p9GI
gold by city jcwelIer,
FINANCES OF THE cAATiioLtc KNIGHTS or
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Nav lO.-lhc report of the Fl
committee was presented to he onycntion Of Catho
Willows md O. .phlns Fund la, paid. \ U4l-
ance of 5000 due TO the supreme Council by branch
councils. The convention adjourned until 10 morrow
TWO MINERS CRUSHED TO DEATH,
WIIKEsBARRE; Penn, May lO-IWo miners, John
we're crushed to death by al Of rock this morning IN
IN-sEARCH OF INCENDIA ARIFs
PITT~BURG. Nav 1O.-Ihs residents OF Lawrence
M & %sry Sa the f %o GaSe been
al wOlk IA that ueshOorloOd Of late.
10 BE HANGED FOR KILLING HIS WIFE.
PETrR-BCEG, Va, May lO.-Lews Carter, col
ored has beeu scn',n,ed TO he nG, on June y ior tAe
A aoruER's CONFESSION AND CHARGES
TROY. y. l.. NAV lU.-MlNS fHUIlt Royce. inc
ALLEGED mother Of the stibon child found tie railroad
track Eagle Bridge has confessed her Cumc and - under
arrest she charges Bennington phy-Ician with mai
practice.
SUDDEN ADJOURNMENT OF THE DUNN TRIAL
CHICAGO, Nav lO-ln the trial OF "JcTc Dunn
murder % Elliott the pusL.st Judge sidney smith
presiding peremptoIy adjourned the court Tins morning
until O'Clock gung no cause 1t II said however that
hardy, Of the Juy - sporting character and mingled
with Iuun's associates.
KILLING EACH OTHER WITH ONE KNIFE. -
GALVESTON, Tex, May lO.-A dispatch 10 1ht
Nsrg Tex, " Yesterday. the WaTTCk
Farm Two MeIcans killed each other with the knife
other IN region OF the heart leaving The
knife sticking In the wound The other quickly drew tht
knife his breast aud stabbed his antagonist Bo
died In 4 few minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
THE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINER.
CHARLES LYMAN APPOINTED-WGTHDRAWAL OF
KTIM
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRTnUSEI


WAsuINGToV, Nav 1O.-The Civil Service Com
mission is now ready for business the President
having to-day appointed Charles Lyman, of Con-
necticut. as Chief Examiner.
Mr.. Lyman was n Union soldier and has been cul-
ploycd during tn last eighteen years in the civil
Service of the Government. There Is good reason
10 believe that the Commissioners heartily recon-
nondcd his appointment, and that they were very
glad to get rid of Mr. Keim after their confidence in
his fitness and qualifications for the office had been
rudev shaken If not wholly destroyed. by torrent
Of adverse criticism.
After much hcsitafiOn-dcfant at first, but after
a personal interview with the President reluctantly
submissive to the incvitablc-Nlr. Kcim wrote n
letter withdrawing from the contest. While eyl-
dcnty written in spirit Of canior the letter Is an
amusing and curious production IN some respects;
complaining i'm tone and not over modest in ex-
preston. 1t contains about 300 words, ana inc
personal pronoun, first person, singular, is used
thirty-six times The writer. after saying that he
has decided 10 withdraw his name in order to
relieve the President from the embarrassment
apparent in the recent interview states that he
desires to givo some general reasons for his
| action Mr. Kcjm then goes on to say that, when
thr subject OF the acceptance OF TINS position was
under con>dcraton,' he Bad reason 10 neIl'vr lu't
| his experience m somewhat SIihllar NrINl' T"
few years ago would enable nIu 10 - render I'M
! porjant assistance 10 tine civil service C"mmls-
J s!Ourrs.' ,
| In Justice 10 Mr.. Kcim and his motives, well as
| 10 prOVe hl4 command of the English lIugnigr-
which some persons have dUuhtcd and others ornlcd
the conclusion oil his letter IS given 1t reads as
| follows:
r. according 10 the theory Of fome no should %,
permitted 10 labor IN pence for reform who hd- not
uois partdcl Als views, thrn my services were pre-
nov olso Of the abuse, of the Civil service led inc
IN topr,parr bnI ,o. inc rrur tnilafion OF the
a. I'll Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
ELECTING FREE TRADE DELEG1TES.

The Kings County Free Trade League met
last evening 10 Art Association Hal, Brooklyn TO elect
delegates to the Detroit Free Trade COnferenc q.
Tho delegates elected were the Rev. Henry
Ward Heecaer, David A. Boody, Charles
Cashom, Edward N. Shepard. Thomas g. shearnan,
Charles f. Adams, George L. Peabody, a. A. Hcaicy,
William Haslam, Horace L. DemiuC, Furnan I. Mutt
and George S. Wilcox.
specches wcr- made by Thomas G. Shcarman, Horace
T. Dcming, the Rev Dr Hall D. A. BOody and w. Hin
ICIa
Tbc Ncw-York Free Trade Club az rs meeting last
night accepted the gn.iiOn or Graham McAdaui ~
~ secretary and elected T. BgcOw to he his successor
Isalc Davtou, Henry MaTQuand Il. Z. BOwker, Simon
~tcrnc H. II. B. Sap.cr A.W Spcr j. SchocnhOi, Thr0-
dorc Roosevelt, i. A. Willis ami Theodore HdNcmcycr
were elected drlei i&tos to the Detroit convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
rpISU PAUPER EMIGRATION.

IOvDON May 10.-ln III" House of Commons 10
nirbt Mr. Trcyciyan, Chief Secretary for Ireland
said that the State-aided Irish emigrants VINO had
started for America under the direction ol MI
Tuke's committee were all likely TO support thcm-
selves and their families. proper proportion he
tween tho workers and the nOn-workers had been
carefully observed. The American Government, he
cold had made rules to prevent the entrance into
that country of those likely to become panper@.
James O'Kcilv. member for RoscomDon, gave n"tlco
tLat he would question the Government cOncernlu q
tb% protcs of Governor Butler Of Massachusetts,, IN
rcrard 10 Irish pauper emigration. .
Mr. Parncll will speak il Dublin durngthe W MI
snntidc recess against the emigration polcy OF the
Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
INSURANCE BUSINESS ~ MASSACHUSETTS,

BO-rON, May 1O-lnsuranrc Commissioner
Tar0oH presented % tine House to-day ihc anuu-! report
of hs departments Tho hrc risks show an iucroa'c OF
500 600 and tac inlrue risks decrease Of Sl3G7
900 Tie fire losses incurred have advanced S2oJsoOp
and the marine losses $i9J 800 tn" accounts OF the
Yorc ants Exchange and tho Shoe and Leather cont
paulc- have wound and the receivers for The
Ecw Eng and Mutual Marine Franklin Fir, and wash
iuclou CorsuIc- have been gTdutsd leave - declare
nnal dvlcm.s and -use up l1o anIs " t.c cJuptu-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
TIE M4YoR AND CIVIL SERgICE.

The Civil Service Act passed at the last
Qilature contains provision giving the Mayor tie
power to apply provisions to the various departments
Of the city governments excepting tie Police Health
Fire, Educational AMI Law Departments. The heads oi
thoee departments in conjunction with the Mayor
applv the provisions of the law to Their respective
departments A TRIBUNE reporter made inquiry OF
Mayor Edison Yesterday whether not he would take
alv action to Odt this provision uf the law lie
ie1 cl that he had not read the act bat MS attention
ma hcen "a led to It's provisions, ana be would procure
An Official copy the law. The subject Will bc brought
M al the next meeting Of the Mayors Cabinet