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National Republican., 1883-12-06
A noard or uIldsr.yrltpra.

The insurance agents of this city, includ-
ing the home insurance companies, hold a
neeting ut the Ebbitt house yesterday, and
National Republican., 1883-12-06
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
AND NDRTHW kIST y =

on and nfler SUNDAY, November 1s 1883 passenger
trais Of THIS route Will leave Washington from ID q
s:35 a. M.-Way Mail daily. except Sunday. for
Slinon Forge aud intermediate stations on Q. &
$40 i. M-LouIsvILLB AND CrNcINNArt
FAST LINE DAILY. Solid train with Pull
man cars to Louisville; Richmond to Cincinnati
without change arriving, Columbus, Ohio, at 1850
PM Winchester, 2:l6 p. m; Cincinnati, go p.
M Lexington, Gl5 p. M. Louisville, 7 y. M;
CnhnCctinS ut these cities with through tralns to
. all points West, Southwest and Northwest.
1910 r. M-Night Express daily, except Sunday for
ashland, KY, anu intermediate stations on q ,S
1i:0O A, M.-For Newport News, Old Point, and Nor
folk daily. except Sunday arriving, Newport
News, at p. m; Old Point. 730 y. M. Norfolk,
Apply q, & o. Ry. onice 5I3 Pennsylvania avenue
Y. NJ ity. Omce, OOl Pennsylvania avenue, and II. &c
j. station.
II. W. FULLER, CIV SMITH, FnAsK TRtao
q. l.. Agt, don'l Man'r. N. II. Pas'rAst
YXTAsHINGToE OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL.
w ROAD COMPANY.
Trains arrive Mt and leave from D. and n. (Slxth
Street) Depot as follows.
Accom- arrives 624 n. daily.
Mail arrives 6:25 y. m daily except sunday.
Mail leaves 0:32 a. IN. daily except sunday.
Accom-. leaves i'3a y. M daily except sunday
n sundays only n train Will leave at SOD y. m.
Time. 75ti merililn.
Commutation tickets II lot honored on Sunday trains
seI'Bw 5. Nj. BROPHY, Superintendent
National Republican., 1883-12-06

THOSE wishing Fine Photographs for the holi-
DAYS will be pleased to hear that Rice, the Cele-
brated aud Artistic Photographer, hasreduced the
price of his Fine Cabinet Photos to So per dozen.
All large work at greatly reduced prices.
RICE, Photogrnpher, 1917 and 1919 Penn. ave.
National Republican., 1883-12-06
Gra6,T,rs' SuiSs.
'1NHE VIRGINIA. MIDLAND RAILWAY.

VI'hb VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST AND WEST
Schedule IN effect NOVEM BIcR 49, 1889:
@So n. New Orleans Mnil, daily, making close
connections 10 all points South and southwest
iDIhlyI except Sunday, With G. a o. Ry. Pullman
sl1eplng Cars from Washington via Danvllle To-
e.tlanta and Atlanta TO New Orleans; also Wash.
70 New Orleans via Lynchburg and Bristol.
olu ~; mIl.ouisvle Fast Line daily,via Charottcs-
vllle, Huntington, and Lexington, TO Cincinnati.
Louisville and all Western Points maki,ig direct
connections, and with solid train and Pullman
a. Sleeping Cars. Washington TO louisville
lWW II M.-Southern Mail and Express daily. TO oIt
points South and southwest, via Danviih and
Charlotte. Daily, except unday, with q. & o. nv
Pullman sleeping Cars Washington to Augusta
a., via Charlotte, and Charlotte to Montgo mcrv
manhSsas Division train leaves Washington at s3i H.
m, daily, except sunday. Warrenton raips leave
-. washington at S;35 q. m. and $40 y. m. daily
% TOT tickets and all Information inquire at Conn
Nj, SLAUGHTER NJ MACDANIEL
GenerHI Passenger Agent, Agent
SOI. HAAS TrnlIln AInnnrnr
National Republican., 1883-12-06
A KATE eREENAwAY PARTY

For tho Bcncht OF n Boys Reading Room.
A Kate Greenaway party was given in the
parlors Of the Temple hotel last night to aid
In establishing boys reading room, under
the auspices Of tho Young Woman's Christian
Temperance union Of Wesley chapel. The
members of tho union were dressed in cos
tunes of the artistic Greenawav style.
An interesting programme was rem
derod, including solos by Misses
Hattie Burdctte, Minnie Chauncey,
and Bertha Stairwalt and Mr.. Clarence
Miles duet by Misses Carrie Turpn and
Annie Curtis, and recitations by Miss Bessie
F. Perry, Miss Annie Bond, and Blanche
Polkinhorn. A dozen little girls also attired
in Greenaway dresses, sang several chorusos,
this proving very pleasant feature. The
affair was very successful. Mrs. IL. Il. west
is the president of the union. Messrs. Rich
ard Moore, s. G.. Hopkins, and L. Il. La Fetra.
of the High School Cadet Corps, were attend
ants in full uniform.
National Republican., 1883-12-06

OwENToN, KY.-Rev. J. ~ Beck says: 81
have used Browns Iron Bitters and consider
ii one of the best tonics sold"
National Republican., 1883-12-06
The snnrcmc Court.

The proceedings of the United States su-
preme court to-day were as follows; Admis-
sons to tho bar--Lewis A. Croft, of Omaha,
Mob; Nathan S. Harwood, of Lincoln, Nob
and William IL. Belts, of Washington, d. G.
No. 91S. The board of county commissioners
of Cherokee county, plaintiff in error, vs.
William @. Wilson; and No. 919. Salamanca
township, plaintiff in error, VS.. William c.
Wilson. Submitted.
No. 81. Mary r. Steever, appellant, VS..
James N. Rickman. Argument concluded.
No. 1885, William E. Clements, appellant,
vs. the odorless Excavating Apparatus COM
pany. Argued.
No. 1877. William ]. Bryan ct al, plaintiffs
in errorvs. Ferdinand j. Kenneth ct al. Con-
tinued per stipulation.
No. 1888. Samuel J. b. Cook, appellant, VS..
Sandusky Tool company. Passed.
No. 130. Stanhope Robertson ct al, plain
tiffs in error Vs. Esau Pickrell ct al. Argued.
Adjourned.
National Republican., 1883-12-06

ToccoA CITY, GA.-Dr.J. p. Newman says
Browns Iron Bitters are very popular and
their use always results satisfactorily"
National Republican., 1883-12-06
CHARLES E. PuaH. General gr' Manasosr. MnSssnser As
pAIrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE Fast AND THE WEST,

- VIA WAsHINGToN.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY coUPLER STEEL
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Leave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey Avenue nnd street. by Eastern standard or
For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville. and ST. Louis
dally ~ SO5 a. n lOl5 a. M, 10 10 p with through
wInont change lOl5 a. m. daily to Chicago. except
For Pttsburg at lOi5 a. M and $40 D. M. daily; $40
r. M to Pltts5nrg Cleveland, and Detroit. with Sleep
For Toledo aud Detroit via Monrooyllle ioi "A. M
dalEy yn wh sesper for Toledo, via Wheeling and
Trains for Philadelphia md New York at s. 10 u. m.
Hd i arnPr eSGePt n Smnaay %on m and 1900 p M daily
$40 900 and 1905 M i2io 2SO, SS5 sco, $50, ISO.
For Baltimore rec on U ShGays day. 49, so 400 a. m l25
%i PcS ri %haseos asG S SU S mo S iSGS 20 n 40 M Sum
For way stations between Washington and Balt
p m. For stations Metropolitan Branch 7.lO s3n
daily lor Lexiag on, sa97a, m. daily except snhl
$40 p. IN. daily; ior frederlce, $50, 1915 4. m.g
,EoJ, ,Jsny,sssrown',fClSa. aud sAip M dal -
drains arrive from the wes, aalsr,ta ,eos..lsl ~
From ON New W York and Philadelphia, 2 S. $50 q. m.
From "A 2,sapoiis % sotGsR q M sas 5S s7 D. MI sunday
IF From N NJ isxinSohP sea s no a. m daily and NJ
daily except sunday,
FROM FREDERICK ana intermediate points S2J InO
q. M 2l5. 40, aud 500 p. m; daily except Sund ";
500 y. n daily irom Point of Rocks w.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at 2O0 l. TO-
SO 40 80, 300 GlO. and 1880 a, m. 1918 $50 400
a4O, bOO 02D, $50 300, and 1915 y. M; on SUNDAYS
SSU 40 HSo, eOO @iOa M, lSO 800, G25. 7.sO an
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
except L30 p. IN. -
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO @ Ticket once washington Station 6i9 an1 1851
Pennsylvana avenue corner of Fourteenth street.
Where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be checke
anu received at any point in the city
Nj. MI, ~. 4
LORD, q. T.. A. - y - "
National Republican., 1883-12-06
Masonic Elections.

The following Masonic officers were elected
last night: OF Columbia lodge, No. 3, F. A.
A. M..-Edmond Cotterill, w. NJ; w. s. Mac
gill, S. W.; w. Wetzel, j. W.; M. A. Tappan,
secretary, and J. r. Thompson, treasurer.
OF Columbia r. A. chapter, No. IA. A.
NattclS, NJ. L. II. p; M. o'Connor, M. Z. K;
G. L. King, NJ. L. S.; l.. G.. Stephens, treasurer;
E. II. Chamberlin, secretary.
The officers elected at the last meeting OF
Washington Royal Arch chapter, No. 2, +. A.
A. M. are II. NJ. Gilman, NJ. L. II. priest;
David q. Dixon, f. king ]. II. Garrison, E.
scribe; Samuel G. Slater, secretary; r. H..
Graham, treasurer.
National Republican., 1883-12-06
Marriage I.ioenns..

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday; John w. Bassford aud FL
len @, Mitchell. both of Washington, D. c.;
Thomas NJ Bartram and Catherine Bryant,
both of Manchester, Va; James H. Holmes
and Mary Cant, both Of Washington. d. c.;
Abner o. Wright and Lillian Il. Humphrey,
both of Washington ID. O.. George w. Owen,
of Baltimore, Nd. aud Alice V. Yeatman, OF
Washington, ID. c.; Charles Sullivan aud
Mary Ann Elizabeth Cox, both of Washing
ton, ID. O.; Lewis S Payne and Lucy John
son, both of Washington, ID. @.
National Republican., 1883-12-06
XMAs cards. tree trlmmings, at ]. Jay Gould's
The Court OF Claims

In the court of claims yesterday the cases
of Moses G. Mordecai, Dupuseur & Beauch
and j. NJ. Sybrandt & Co., were argued and
submitted. The first case is q claim under a
mail contract and the Others are claims under
awards by the commissioner of internal reve-
nue.. Judge Weldon will probably not occupy
his seat on the bench until the senate shall
have acted on his nomination.. }v
National Republican., 1883-12-06
surr.stlons for' 'xmas Pre.entu.

Gents gold head canes, from S4.5 up,
Gents soil gold scarf pins. 81 up. ~ M
y, Gents solid gold lookeis, from 50 up.
Ladies' solid gold earriugs, from So up.
ChIldren's solid gold earrings, from 81 up.
- Elegltik ~ qlassaS ,Ni case. q
4 Chdren's solid gold nesk chains. &c 4 n Ft.tt
Boys nickel stem winding watches, .S8. 80. B
Ladies' solid gold American s. W. watches, S25
{, Gents solid gold American watches. s25
Solid gold bangle bracelets, S. each.
Rogers FIVE bottle casters, triple plate, $3.50.
Half Dozen solid silver tea spoons. IS.
Marbleized S-day clocks, cathedral gong, $3.50
Xmas goods can be reserved now.
Avoid the rush, and get first choice.
X. HARRIS IL Co., 432 Seventh street.
SURPRISE to everybody, our SIS Overcoats
Eiseman Bros, Leading Tailors and Clothers cor.
7lh and L.
National Republican., 1883-12-06
VVNHE GREAT


NV bqGht%E % TRHck sL sFLhNA6MI2p AM2 sGHgNERy sG2HgNTEHRWyEsr
TRAINS EsSSsSSHHAsH$G SSHAHS$EGS bHslFMhSr
For Plttsbnrg and the West ChicSso Limited ES
FAST Line tsSfS S sloSSPng m Spyg I, SH5, &. SG a. @ dHy
HarriSburg 70 Cincinnati Western Express, 10 n
nSsday or rSsSsoc rssSe csLs % 90 also @ cor
G6s Snd T. Mi X n with Sleeping Car Pits5urg 70 chi
!heWest with Palace Sleeping % CAR Jar f wasSihston ton
BAtTfMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
h25 Erie Sanandaigua, Rochester Bufalo, Niagara,
In, daily; except saturday with Palace cars
Mhsnlngton,t 70 KOchester, and Washington to Iluf
w SI9 nj Train @ leaving Washington Saturday night
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and EimIra, at o. 10
"a a. m daily, except sunday.
iO 400 TO- ana iii5 p m. on sunday I hco ie AMI I
Ills p. m. Limited Express Of Pullman % Paflor flor
For Boston without change, i.io .. IN every week.
For Brooklyn, y. +, ali through trains connect at
Jersey f;y Sity With boats ot Brooklyn Annex afford
forrage across New York cty. S.'0V' AVO'nS 0uo'o
Fq. Phiadelpha, si5 and 1850 9. m, l,4o, l. TO- and
For Baltimore $50, sis, 9iO, TO- 10. O. a. m. and TO-
$40 aSo @ Sao D. Ido aa 10, and T. Ills III D. on m sunday
For pope,s Creek Line, $50 IN and 40 p M daily,
For Annapolis, $50 a. m. and 4ic p M daily, except
ALEX XNpRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
rMnAAfS AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING.
For Alexandria, go 12o. Q.25 1I05, and 1i.35 A. m,
~ 80 3; 9,8, SO5 and llS6 p. IN. on Sunday at
For RicRncSd a and nd the he South oaS and io5a M
daily, and p. m. daily, except Sunday "
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington 6Oj o.
lOlO and lu2O q, m SOj, re-, w., 1.U5 and 10 10 D.
q. M. LO5 and 1910 D. IN.
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. anu at the station. where orders can bo len for
lhe checking or baggage TO destination from hotels
and residences. j. H. MOOD
- - General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1883-12-06

resolved TO organize board Of fire under
writer's Noble d. Larner was elected presi-
dent; DIR. w. p. Young, vice president; f. w.
Pratt, secretary, and Samuel Cross, treasurer.
National Republican., 1883-12-06
-.~~>>~~~~.--,St~-y>>~--
An Exhibit
Rare and
Curious Gems
Inspection is invited of Choice Speci-
mems Of the following Precious
Stones.

ttt si.ts sft
5ni elr'
The Aqua Marine, ''+
The Alexandrite,
The Oriental Amethyst,
The Star Ruby,
The Star Sapphire,
The Beryl,
The Chrysoberyl,
Tho Saffron Diamond,
The Emerald,
The Yellow Sapphire,
The Pink Sapphire,
The Assyrian Garnet,
The Hyacinthe,
The zircon,
The Ceylon Catseye,
The Hungarian Catseye,
The Crocidolite,
The Divine,
The Hungarian Opal,
The Black Opal,
The Moonstone,
The Oriental Ruby,
The Spinel Ruby,
The Brazilian Ruby,
The Siam Ruby,
The Siberian Ruby,
The Tiger Eye,
The Oriental Topaz,
The Brazilian Topaz,
The Pink Topaz,
The Oriental Turquoise,
The Tourmaline,
The Spinelle,
The Black Pearl,
The Gray Pearl.
The Pink Pearl,
The Jacinth,
The Lapis Lazuli,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26
N. DE ROSTANG INSANE.

H. Roberto do Rostang, OF Cr0ey-Sur-Ourcq
France who attempted to commit suicide on the
evening Of August II by shooting himself IN tae
head the yard ola restaurant al No. 1876 west
JYentv.,ixth-st was taken to the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court from tho French Hospital. at No
1871 West FOurteenlh-st.. yesterday. lie was ac-
Church Dr. Louis DE- Piassc aud his counsel DR..
de Plasse told Justice Duffy that the Count was I'M
dOubtedly insane when lie SHOT himself. that ne
was AN old army officer aud thoroughly acquainted
with the force Of gIu-p0wder and the use OF lire
arms and that If he really wished TO take his own
life he would not have selected pistol winch carried
"A bulle. not much longer than "a pea, behind winch
was oniv a small charge of powder. His mind had
been temporarily diS2rranged by financial troubles.
by disease contracted IN ionquin and by ms tdil-
ure to secure a position with the Panama Canal
COMPANY Justice Duffy assured that the pris-
Oner would lie III safe hands until next week, when
he intends sailing for France He was thereupon
discharged from custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26
MRS. HALL MAKES SOME EXPL ANAIIcNS

Mrs Hall, of No. 4 East Tenth-st., who declared
last week that che would shake carpets on the roof
of her house IN spite of General Sckles Mrs. Mary
Carroll Ed wards and the Health Department. went
to the Sanitary Bureau yesterday and told DR.. Day
that Sue did not wish to disobey
tho regulations of the Board Of
Health. She thought. however, that she was being
had lived In the same houses and had shaken car
pets on the roof when necessary, and no complaints
had Reached her before. Besides the carpets were
small. Ii the charge Of Mrs Edwards was 70
be pressed against her. she wanted TO MAKE
q counter-complaint about a dog which mrA
Edwards or General Sckles kept a. No.
81 F1fth-ave. Mrs. Hall Is old woman and dear.
She sand she could not hear the barking OF the doi
referred to- but It was annoying To other inmates Oh
might be dropped If the occupants OF the TWO
houses would not endeavor To annoy each other III
the future
Mrs Hall told TRIBUNE reporter IN the afternoon
that when she spoke 40 detiantly to the roundsmau
who was sent 10 warn her she believed that sls
was beng hoaxed. and that the man was no
real offcer A. for her daring General Sickles
TO prevent her from beating carpets when
and where she chose, Mrs. Hall said that
she was enraged at General Slckles f0r
sending in peremptory verba, messages by his ser.
wants and If he had treated her with more respect
she would have behaved differently TO him. since
Jnne =, when her husband died, she had beat her
Thursday last, Mrs. Hall absolutely denied lt.
The roof on which the evil deed is said TO have
been committed Is certainly close TO Genera
Sckler's windows but, as Mrs Hall pointed Out 70
the reporter the house Is at present almost pae VA
carpets and has been since Mr.. Halls death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26

Bonneville Stables geldng Clcquot, BY Virgl-susie
Linwood, 4 100, Kenney. Pools-Captain YORK Sloo'
Chpola S1Io, Major wheeler SIS, Clcquot Si5 Books
Captain York oven, Chipola to g. Major Wheeler to
l. Cncquot to 1. Captain York fell at the first jump
and his rider went rolling over and over among the
hcrses heels in way which made the spec
tators shudder But he escaped any serious
injury aud able walk sty after some meditation
the ground. Ccquot and Chipoa had collision az
down In O heap with his rider, while Chipoa was car
omed Off the and careered wildly about TOT some
time. Neither Clicqn0t nor Kenpey suffered lasting
damage though both of them reflected their mshap
for minutes before rising Kenney sauntered oyer
claim OF foul against Chpoa. Both judges and specta
tors thought that the accuser the one In faulf
After these disasters ell Major Wheeler had TO do was 10
flock by himself the course which he proceeded 10
do at the pace Of q respectable funeral After lopg
controversy between Chpola and her rider she went
the coming in half mile after the deliberate
Major. Time not taken. Mutual pools S22 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26
THREATENING A RECORDER.

Martin Murray, a laborer living in Bsyonne,
n j., was arragned before Police Justice Davis NJ
jersey City yesterday morning charge OF dsorderly
conduct preferred by Recorder Besher,
OF Bayonne. Two weeks ago Bridget Cummiskey,
young Irish girl with Murray boarded, gave birth
70 child and the child which is said TO have been born
alive was buried in the cellar OF the house by Murray
Two days sfterward Miss Cummesk'y died. and AS IL
WAS suspected that death the result OF an abortion,
eoropers in ,uest was held Murray arrested on
suspicion OF being implicated In the young Eoinans
death. but the cOrOner's jury having declared that
death resulted natural causes he was discharged
He was Immediately reAIrested however, on charge OF
ing birth of the child, and Recorder Besher
before whom he TAKEN required MIN 10 IuInlsn DIN
10 await the action OF the Grand Jury. Since thef thc
Recorder alleges Murray has followed him around IRON
not drop case Murray bhed Tor examination on
Tuesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26
MORE PICKERING OYER HE IRISH FUND

communication was received at the ONCE OF
The TRIBUNE yesterday IN which it was stated tna'
at a regular meeting Of the Clan-na-Gael Society
committee had been appointed to appeal 10 .u'
trustees of the skirmshing fund "for an accounting
of the subscriptions to that fund" The trustees"
the fund named In the communication arc JONI
Dewey John J. Breslin, DR.. William Carroll James
Reynolds ana O'Donovan Rosa, and the ie d..
purported to be signed by Patrick ,l nos
nett, Michael Breslin, Patrick 5. Kelly. 1An,dS
Fenton, Joseph d. Weldrick, James /. carey an. ,hs
James RUSSELL the secretary. Michael bresllu,,
brother of John j. Breslin. one OF the ua a;eo
mentioned above, pronounces the communio .u an
forgery. He says no such committee was ever AZ,
pointed, ror did he ever sign his name 20 tne n
ument The same demand was made by JoseppT hs
Weldrick. who also pronounced 1t forgery. r
names Of Patrick Bennett and JS .inn.S,oes
Carey are not known 70 Hrs;.tv
prominent IN the Clan ma Gael S uro,ni
Tho communication was written" SAID IT, "a
nent lrishman to y TRIBUNE reporter. III ~ nro.
secure the balance of the fund, II any Ior '' had
motion of some of Rossa's schemes. Rosa |" ! h,s
about the attacks on McDermott, who DO SAY IA
friend and no doubt this document Is inlehn, has
create strfe and i-feeing on a matter 'ps nan.
been settled tor months The receipts anu Ly "a.
djtures OF the fund have been duly auditoa W snb.
sponsIble persons, fact we'll known " every
scriber,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26
DETECTING A DISHONEST oNDUCTOR.

In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Joseph
HAYES. agethirty, Of No. IS Hudson-ave., Brooklyn,
was charged with swndng the Dry Dock, East
Broadway aud Battery Railroad. He has been en-
ployed as conductor on the Grand-st. branch OF
that line since April TO- aud had charge OF car No.
1877. OF late Abraham L. Smith, superintendent OF
me road. has thou ght that the amount OF money
turned in by Hayes has been cons 1erablY less than
the travel ought 10 WELD. The regular spoilers
being unable TO Obtain conclusive evidence OF Inc
suspected mans gait, the services OF Detective
Screams McGnire and Mangln, OF the Central
Office. were secured. When car No. 1877 LETT the
westerly starting point at 1880 o'clock on FRIDAY
night the two detectives boarded 1t ana role 10 tue
terminus al the Grand Street Ferry. Daring the TRIP
fortv-two passengers paid their fares and the con-
ductor rang the indicator provided tor the p"rpose
IA each fare was paid. When leaving tho car, now
ever the detectives noticed that the reg ser sowed
only the number twenty. and after informing super
iutepdeut Smith of ths circumstance, a. the atters
request they t0OK the conductor IN CUSTODY a
search of the prisoner revealed In addl,ion 10 Inc
register exposed 10 view. another one which was
concealed under his coat. lie would nng the Ia
struments alternately and only make return Tor the
fares registered on the one furnished by the COM
paby The second gister was identlhed by the
number which it bore one which wa! stolen on
July IL from the cOmpany's Office. When Hayes
leaIutd that hrs mode of operations was understood
he said: " If | knew the cove that gave this snap
away, I'd peach OF him, too"
From this remark 1t Is surmised that other con-
ductors engaged Ia similar sWlnding opefauons
and immediate steps will be taken to ascertain the
Police Court yesterday morning Hayes was held IN
default OF 81 800 bail to answer TWO charges OF
larceny-One Ior the theft OF tho register ana the
other for purloining fares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26
WORKING FOR THE OLD WAGES

In accordance with the terms of the agreen',,.'
entered into between the American Kappa -.
graph Company and tho Executive boaia ., -.
Brotherhood Of Telegraphers. the company nav Va.
turned to the scale Of hours and wages IN io'
a day and receiving an advance Of per c cpp, vii
their pay, the Dpoyes of the American hsps inc
hereafter work nine hours u day aud rrcea.sccept
same pay before the strike. The einpo;5 h.e dis.
pensatIons of Providence that II Is Absolutely a
less To struggle against. They say that has sct 70
the strike was failure they could NOS sAP>
benefit BY IL permapoptlys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26
BASEBALL NEWS.

The Metropolitan base ball nine after winning
game after game from the gest clubs ia
Association succumoed yesterday to the Columbus nine
OF the weakest clubs in the The Metropolis.
tins did well with the bat while their fielding on
par with that of their op9onents yet they lost the
game by the of to q Lynch pitched homo
nine, and ho given far support 10y Crane.
whose second base play poor. The attendance
small FOR Saturday. and little enthusiasm shown.
The fOlowsi