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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-11

Books and SiaiOnsrN.
L. MORRISON, 800 and sO7 d street
EAsTON d RUPP, southeast cornor Pennsylva,i,
avenue aud Thirteenth street. '
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-11

DUNCANsoN BROS, Ninth aud D streets.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS, ". w. corner OF Tenth
and b streets.
THOMAS 1T, BOWLING, Pennsylvania avenue,
eoutlMu5l Clrner nL LLnNlmLn --r.nL.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct. 21.-Ip the Court of Appeals
to-day the following decisions were handed do"h'
william Mckinley and another appellants. art fcter
Bowc sheriff etc. respondent; Daniel " Grouse anu
respondents Laura Frothngh and Others
reversed and trial graue costs To aoc ''
event. - - .x,t
The People rel the Mills Water Works Company appel
ant ag John O. Forrest aud others. respondents J oo
sirlher respondent agt. Philip Ettng appellant %
DiedericS. respondent agt John kean appeiabt
Bamber receiver etc appellant ag tue cy OF
respondent G. Kumscy and another
t the city Of Buffalo. appellants Arch6ld me- Mcfher e
respondent George SdndrOOk. appellants Jucs L. I've
nond appellant James r. Eaton and another respohuct
Wells Bingham survivor etc appellant. agt Hlcnau
others respondents Charles H. P5ffy apptlh.,
Cyrus strong others, respondents; sauue M
teng appellant agt Alfred :. Barnes, respondent; jung
nent affirmed with costs. ,,.,
The People, respondents, aR. John hcheoh appeIi"'"
Judgment affirmed ,,,,,. Z,
Marian HOyry and others appellants, agt Wiliam r.
Dolce and others respondents The People rel the BolIu
OF Supervisors OF Clcnango County, appellant agt n
Board OF state Assessors, respondents appeals usssc
with costs. 49,,
Marian G.. washburn formerly Can, respondent agt
william H. CItn. appellant: orders moiited ana thimeu
stephen G. Johnson appellant agi the & NoT
YORK csten Railroad responent Ihc fenpe
rel willard Nanhoue l. appellant, agt Amhrosc Saued
sperntendcn respondent In re- claim OF receiver OF
Guardian savings Bank respondent agt > Knapp re-.
cevcr OF Bowling Green Savings Bank, appellant ouer
affirmed with costs.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

supRRMR COURT -CH,MBERs-Betore Van Brunt, Nos
b0 10 i73 IA III isl ig2 o POP, 2o, 81 l. 22l 222
237 239 pa, PAL, 22 2i3. pa, "A D. 2l6. Tax cases
Si'rrRME CouRr-GENERAL THRM-Before Davis ~, Brady
and Dauiels, JNos 2p5 ~, 1871 isG 29o 20 2i3 2ld
NJ no 1877, 21o 22u 222. ga 2A, lJl IL llS i2O
l2l. 1890, liG, 1866, lSl.
SUPREME COuRi-SrECltL TERM-PART I.-Before nonohve
J-Ns 79s, cGl 37. 300 ia5 Cii 7t9 $40 s3l G23 iB9
40 2ll 2gJ 20 S2i. 722. s2t. 7u3. BUS, 80. Bs2.
SuPRRMR CoURr-ClRcuIr -PAeI I.-Before ANDREWS J: .
go 300 lis ~ L has A19 i2l3. 1912 lsgI 2N
2o3B 22S1, 22H :, 22n3 22ni.
stPnRuf CouRf-CIRctu- before Barrett No
v3l. tui 3,s 1885, u3lia l0iG g223, l lggo 297S 2o99
strhrNH CotRi -tIRcurt-pARt lllHefutr Lawrence, =
Nrs ~ 40 2sul 32Oi2 2io PISA. 2lpi lpiLiIi, lpl1
99Gl Oi 92gs 90. 2itu PA, iTi3 1872, 22Y1. 22J
ggnp 5aiy goi giui, g3od. glol 26ig,
sthRuuAits turnt-nnns, s-WIs ~ Louis " am
niris ~ ~ ~ ~ and Frederick uroie ~ y ~
suppnUR CouRi-stttiAh Ithh-Deiuta Vuvtmah, j.
Nu. a. - ,....,.
slftmohtuunt- -tmu, ftna RAN before se,ewch
I us inii Hil ai aa ~ lytl nnl, 80 -
Hrrthiun tuiht ihiAt ItHi rAai - hrfnip iirrlman
D. Hns, aln q, iu3 Hui. gli, Dii H5li Hes os" "sf
stftnoR tute lglt ttgW=f,af ~ haf"ra iipa,l
Me- - ihit ih' Loot iHon' 1890 iHnn i'uh iap'
l0hhus F,fAa-tqlng fHHH- H-hefore ., nss, i=hos
~ - ,, an, , .s.
Coinios PlFAs-TRf,L TEm-PARTI BEFORE iaremoTe
s-,0, lii ~ sos 80, luu hhs lubi lutf Lar iuly
iUa l033 - 3, .7d 81 tilh, 7u2, lu3 20 I. . - ,
CoNMos iLEAs-lRAL ifKM -PARi li-hei1fe pa{, o,,55
Nos o. u- h12, lulo O'i 40. o4l, W. p'u o'h Voi
UAU, lUli. uol,H HhS, H3b.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
NEW-IERSEY.

UoBoKFS.-Mavor Iimken is not satisfied with
the Investigation which is being made by a com,
mIttee of the Common Council of charges preferred
by him against Street Commissioner sullivan. me
MayOr alleges that sullivan has failed to turn over
to the City Treasurer, neglected to collect $3lo
for sewer permits. IN
BAYONNE.-lhomas Snow. age thirty-hve, Ifii t
through the hatchway of the barge Tybee at the
Port johnson dock yesterday, fracturing his skull
and dying almost Instantly. :.
ELzABETH.-The Synod of New-Jerscy met III
the Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Church yesterday.
There were nearly 100 delegates. The SESSION was
opened with sermon by the Rev. DIR. Buckley, Oh
Rutherford Park.
Nrw-BRuNswI StOetzel,a well-known
citizen, committed suicide yesterday by hanging;
He was sur-struck about twenty years ago, ahu
last summer he was again overcome by the neat
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
BROOKLYN.

Tax Collector Tanner, Republican candidate for
Sheriff of Kings County, has received cOngratula-
tions from Mayor Low and Mr. Beecher
Police Commissioner Partridge again warned
policemen yesterday against engaging III CONVERSE
ION when Oh their posts, except when absolutely
necessary.
The Newark and Alpine clubs played off their tie
game for the colored baseball championship at
Washington Park yesterday. The game was close
and exciting, tine Alpines winning by the score OF
10 to 10.
The Emergency Fund of the Grand Army of the
Republic IN Kings County, will receive w, 042 the
net result of the sales at Hurd. waite ~ CO.'S dry
goods store IN Brooklyn for the past week.
In the suit brought by George A. schmelz against
Albert HOlley, leather merchant, To recover
So 900 az damages for alleged false imprisonment
the Jury awarded the plaintiff 81, 800 yesterday.
Frederic w. Putnam, coored, age twenty, OF No.
945 Herkimer-st, went TO the place OF registry at
No. 1,646 FultOn-st., on Monday and registered,
ga wing that he was twenty Onc. lie afterward
bOasted of II TO Police Cap, ain Folk saving that
he did it to win a bot. lie was arrested.
The second trial of the suit of william Brady
against Coils y. Huntington. to recover 900, 900
az com mission for negotiating the purchase of tho
railroad and steamship lines Of the Morgan Trans
port alton Company IN louisiana was begun ycstcr-
day before Judge Bartlett, 10 the Supreme Court.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Kiplng has begun suit for absolute
divorce from Henry H. kIpllDg, a lawyer, who
eloped with Mrs. Kate Merritt In 1881 and is said
20 be living with hcr In Kansas. Mrs. Merntts
husband hassccurcd divorce irnnn ner. she was
gan suit for limited 9ivorco ir9!n Herman N. T..
Mertens, on the grouIA Of cruelty. She alleges
that her husband threw lamp vt her aud cut her.
William Barre, jr., dissipated son OF Register
Barre who has been discarded by ms iather, Was
before Justice Walsh yesterday upon . charge Of
burglary In tho second degree Ho and his wife
were dIsposscssed for non payment OF rent last
week, and shelter was given " them by Mrs Mary
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
PARADE OF TIE NATIONAL GUARD.

eoIpIFps WHO OBJECT 70 MARCHING FOR THE
GLORIFICATIoN OF NATIONAL CANDIDATE.
with that lack of decacy and tact that has char
ncterzcd his treatment of military men and measures
since he became Governor of the state, Grover
Cleveland insists upon reviewing the National
Guard of this city and BROOKLYN only eight days
Iefure the election InE TRIBUNE has ieceived
numerous letters from inembeis OF the lst anu ~
Divisions. since II announced last week that the
pnrae would occur On October 2S the writers oi
wlch decided, object to the political clai-ttap ~
which they are to BE- made silded frame iol the
ppinUrtatip candidate fui the Presidency 90 exhht
himself ~, Some even gD s0 fai "a tn say thnt wll
rsv the fine fi being absent rather than hcp NiNe
this military funeral ~ the politically expiring
candidate A member of a brooklyn regiment
writes
4 airat deal has htnn sala about Tho oieet ~ hs
Rafa,n ii There fAn im nnlY uhn trhtliislni mat Y -
nuna fir ln hnnrn Cleveland isa huph luf rullt
ipai pun nulA gotten ~ Wy s"nn ~ ls hlllihh n
iuH Dfs 90 I aiiriinlrrs. hi' ihu stNpihl iNsl
insnis vii something n say ~ tbs regard 90 ihuih
viii noi he Ia line hal VIII tuln nh one hall It's
strength aud The ahscnees would rather pay iini me
than obliged t0 parade iT political purposes rms
il not what the National Quart should bo used ioii Hhn
ID is a hurung shame that II should be allowed ana
cnunteuancod have talked win menhrrs uf the Hfl
9TH I7h 18Th and 9Th Regiments and II Is surprising
Tho opposition II has met with.
There can be Only ono opinion in regard to the
lmprDpriety of Governor Cievelands action at TINS
time.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS

Mrs. Yctte SalmcnOyitz, OF NO. 20 EMas, M
Twelflh-s, RECEIVED call on June 20 hS'o, o,orsbni
Samuel Iurwich who profcsscd 10 bo Guy lhursna'
desiring foecose chattcl mortgage Mr snme9s ps
was home. In pursuing his alleged mission, ,' ~
wich knocked Mrs. Salmcnovz down ana inhctou pc
we're Injuries upon her. suit begun by hcr "sanso
her assaant for $4,000 damages discoSea po"o
Justice Barrett and jury, in the supreme Court yesi
day the fact that Iurwch was not city iaisha '"o
Jury gave Mrs. Salmcnoviz $1,000. ., MIA,
Ex.Judge shbcl Green receiver OF the North RIVER
Construction Company, has been authorized by Jnsle
Van Brunt bring suit against the West shorc Iaio @
for the settlement Of standing accounts between me
two corporations aud determine the rights of creuus
of the Construction Company also to intervene as "a u
feudaut I'm the suit Of the United states Trust Company
forcclosc its mortgage OF $l5OO0Ooo Oh the "cS'
Shore road. =, ,,..,.
referee was continued Yesterday afternoon Dr reorec
l. Mcleod, Phila elpha. and Or. Nathaniel o. stiho,,
of Newport testimony regarding Mrs Allen hcallh
at various when they had treated her Inc reicr-
ence was adjourned till November j.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Young Mems Republican mass meeting '"''"''''7
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment' CiS NAM -
a. TO Central Park
Civil Service examination, No. IL west Ai"''' ~
Dog show Madison Square Garden. p,,,r Pink
inJcnenJcnt Republican meeting, Brooklyn hhN'
u. m, c. -, coneral Sessions.
Wadico I eral Society, Hamilton Hal, r. IN ,,,
Reccnton to Archbishop Ryan, by AaVicr O"''"
Isl District Democratic Congressional Convention
jamaica l.. l. -, ,,.,, o,a rooentton
evening. q. . ,,o. 90 To dov y
Mrs Liverrnorc's lecture on Dream OF io'""!'
Hanson place Baptist Church, BrOoAlyh' o ~ IN
Dock Department meeting.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
OH. RPOKFRS BROKEN ON A RISE.

Petroleum markets have been as excited TINS week
over the sharp advance in prices as they were last
week over the heavy decline. From 81 Is cents per
barrel Oh last saturday there has been rise to
74loQ II u cents. The dealings have been large,
amounting for the two DAYS tins week to nearly
81. 900 900 barrels at the two Exchanges. traders
tie general explanation gwen Is that the bulls
have found the marke; Oversold and were squeezing
the shorts Tie campaign has forced five brokers
reported at the New-York Petroleum and Stock
Board and tou1-E: o. PIesby, Il. l.. Underwood,
J. r. SuItterlin and :. X. Chase Il Coat the New
York Mining Stock and National Petroleum Ex-
change. Excepting E. o. Presby, the differences
owed by the other concerns do not exceed 1rolp
So 600 TO So OOO There were 100000 rrels
bought IN under the rule for Mr.. PTcsby, whose
differences amount to about $4,000. The carrying
rates were forced up erday 10 81 per 900 bar
rels paid for the use Of certificates.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
THE MOVEMENTS oF sfEAMRHs
ttttbttfM pttttita

,taInos sst k,tysa sesnet oeihssbass nv tss,
fitspf69S bey .AuvsA ,lesmefs fyehs bssps tsss,,
@ Nav yY ,asss 1 ofsoss se's H., gsa,.sa' .
nhsths'9b bet tsib Marin bi Ha'sil ifoa thssesten
ss A' Gs i,i:s & St''i fss s s;s s s.ss : ~.
9usssslows 0el ipassliea steamer selVis tbp, eeos,
"@ v ss' 8 Us Nsess Z. .asas s r,nops o w.sa
hen huwNeik oct II en nhef NAY ~ aassew and pIoesed
oi isE pg ,,s %ss, os steamer sa%wa ds
holtY opt ~ PASSED steamer nelgenand lBeg, Boy.
"qn q% TO- s a s wa" s.as :" A"tss c.s.
sHiRLns OCT gO-salsd steamers Accomae (Br TOR New.
York south Tyne Br and edewater (hTl, New Orleans
GlBRALiAR To oct s0.seeo. .leaner Kate tfr Durkee
PALERMO to Oct aOsailed Peconlc Br jenkins
for New.York
FOX RIVER oct 9i-Passed, ManitOban CBr from
yfnA tEgz Oct emArlvsa , W stsamer City of AsIandria
sailed steamer Romeo rl Williams for New'York via
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON. Oct 2l-Arrived steamer Allentown, swaaey.
Cleared steamers Iowa Br Walters Liverpool Hartepool
(Br siranghaa. Charleston ,nr,,oio1
Below steamer Achilles. Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. oct2IArrived, steamers Junata. Daggett
Cleared steamers Pennsylvania Dodge Liverpoc ICELAND
tBeg De smet Antwerp spartan and Centpede' boston
BAInNoaE, OCT 2I-Arnved steamers Lero lBrl Moore,
Sunderland 5aragossa Warren Charleston Martha Stevens
ysz o r
stanarS B IaTns a,,oI Wss Harepoo Esan
Cleared steamers Lancaster tBr Lverpoo Hatneid 'br
| sailed, steamer WIN Craze, Baltimore. ,..
PORT ROYAL Oct 20-Arrved steamer Carondelet New
NEw0RLEANs. oct Cleared. steamers Explorer Liver
pool Juana span Barcelona Louisiana and Eureka New
At the Passe.-Arrived Navarro Liverpoo Wan
GALVESTON Oct 2o-Au1ved steamer Lanpasas NewYork.
sailed steamers weser GER Bruins Bremen Agiers New
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
MYSTERY EASILY PROBED.

A dispatch in The World yesterday said that
orofound sensation existed IN New-Haven over
the mysterious death of Reuben Rice, we'll known
citizen. 1t was stated that Mr.. Rice was picked up
dying in East broadway with a cut on his mead.
He had left his hotel in this city to visit his sister.
Mrs. Mygatt at No. 19l Harrlson-st, Brooklyn. 1t
was said that $50 which he had with him was miss
ing. -. -, l.,
Captain Webb, of the Madison-st police a re-
ceipt signed by Mr. Mvgatt for $34 90 taken by the
Connecticut man had fallen in front of No. Go
East Broadway on Saturday evening ne was
taken into a store where he died. His body was
delivered TO Coroner Kennedy by the police. The
canse of death was asccrtained by Dr. Conway to
be heart disease He ~ supposed to have received
the cnt on his head when he fell.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. OCT 2l, 1873
ARRIVED

PORT OF WYoRK..........TUESDAY. OCT 2l, 1884
ARRIVED
Steamer Pawncc (Er) Harnden Malaga 6 days with fruit
10 order: vessel 10 Phelps BIOS & Co.
with c S @ sS1IE nro "
ana Chrstiansand 8, with ndsO and to
misc and passengers 10 Kunharlt q Co
sasr a ua %d ese wsn ASSs'p oc' H. with
ADVANCE nesTs hio Jansl,O sept q Bahia 80
with and passengers 70 u SO lirazl So co. -,
nta iea%, y" naT%Se and Don nsa hnIigaa s
amt - Kits l., win mdse and passengersto Il Outer
siraer CIeniuegos Falrcoth cienuegos oct Gnanta
.'aGH enssrs to Jas d Ward & Co ''''
anS assenge. to John Van Sickle VII" muse
Gy q sam sn a T @ mas @ %
steamer te ulator Doane, Wilmington days with
,os With mIse and passenger to Old Dominion 50 Co.
Gaucus Bease boston with ndsc and passengers
R,r,Sw cOTEln rToyeqGG 70, 90
wa Aanru. Aug 8. with md'e to Rail- Bros; vessel to
sIpJ wrcSGp nT rarSswCrtn HamEurg q day, With
to order vessel to scaromsl Bros
del. s vessel 70 tS '0 days. with sugar to Or
sTs A% ss. % Hnn T0st ssp 20
Brig Mercedes span Iepo Viques 20 days. with sugar to
sehr Tho. folder tcf Bo.ton Mcmillan Port do pair IA
DAYS, with logvood to Hugo kainer q Co. vessS to A
suNsEr-wind sandy Ioos moderate. ssw; foggy
Al CITY Island. light SW hay.
Arrived YESTERDAY
ship Desdemona of Liverpool Baron. Calcutta June "a
with ndso 10 Ralli BIOS, vessel To Bowrng Archibald
CLEARED.
Steamer Aurania tBr IIans Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon Brown Co.
steamer Arlansorm Br clotworthy. Paas and Piracus
Simpson. Spence Young.
Elder (Usr Willcgcrod Bremen via southampton
-Oerichs & Co
steamer Am rique (r santeili Havre- Louis de Boban
Steamer Chsnette Quick. New Van sickle.
Steamer sportsman mr. Russell New.orleans-
spence a Young.
steamer Chattahoochec baggctt savannahcnry Yongc.
steamer North Durham Br) Williams Savannah Austin
Baldwin a Co
Steamer tssef tBrl, Huidy. Norfolt-Busk Jovons.
steamer Ootofala HeynOlds Baltiinore-J krcms
steamer Gen Whitney, Boarse Boston- u Dimock
Bark hsnts county tbrj, Card Santander-J whitney
Co
Brig Marena Evans Montevideo- John Nottou A son.
Btg fostina. Pbilbrook. 0reytowp-A 4 strout
Ships state Of Maine Tor shanghai Iceberg sydney Nsw
BarEs oasis for ChttagonEi Ncls Smith, Bucnos Ayrcs
Auohorod At CITY Island bound out-Bark nants County.
| fer bsntandor
BELOW.
ship uaion (Norl, from Antwerp.
MisCkiIANEoUs
Steamer SUSSEX tIrl, OCaaghcr from China and japan
ports for Nowi ork has been towcd ~ partially ala
sbod.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
sssoo 70 n. .sp sgNss. va. y rEss sOst .ss q

soa t, IA @ann0o fils ann sephph was i,eiibet uf
De bNte,aee ltn cf knapp re,las , " whose o''ee
Ia Mnt AL iang hls dats niirt the artlUh aealnat MN
was been, NJ fpahuiF NJ com, rlatnes, ,,s,9iele'
hIs spnt wl,hui consideration ~ NE suh huh'lv ~,
uli, SAYS lhat Al The lhp hp hrean ls aru' wv ipa
NinWtt hIm ab0nl fl,uUg Hhre Tie lnlHihnn, VIZ "
i0hd lhh service ~ Tho sumnns MI 'ihf ges', ,nl,
hn lfa,aIpg Wns Fraudulent anh ihlnnit' w lVlip lsWt W
espa0la, Ito therefore nnhhs W. haNh ihh 'tehsn' W.
oiari yOii aud ashs nr repeynr who Ntf sell we ~.
noae for Tho bnneni NJ Nv toii hna',pa m,o, M M wv,
neahes, Mr kuapp Waa sulleeled W. al eAlelVh hAa0
nation yesIerdaI Jnseph u, thoale anl Hlnlnn , "
rapie appeared Tor Mr. toihl, WhlehtaN anN ~, ,d
represented the defendants - reahnli aAsn,,s ni,
The transfer made IN good lah, ahd lhat "ho" ~
made he solvent,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
LONG ISLAND.

RosLYN.-Jacob Bennett was released from the
Queens County Jail on Saturday, after serving a
sentence of ten days for some trivial offence:
While in Jail he was smitten with the charms of
one of the female prisoners aid on Sunday even
ing while under the influence of liquor, he called TO
see her and was taken into custody, charged with
obtaining money under false pretenccs from sew
eral persons in Roslyn and this city,. Among his
victims was Lieutenant Emory OF Grcely relief
fame to whom he represented himself as sailor.
Long ISLAND ClTY.-Patrick Kiernan was placed
on trial in the Queens County Supreme Court yes
terday for the murder of Peter Mccormick on june
%. Ont of the 100 jurors only eight were selected
The defence will be insanity.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
NNWs fEOM THE sgbGRBS
o,,nnen ny AN OFFICERh

william Ryan, tho yongH man wla wh1 oi"",",, "o',
81 ,e,rhN by Onicer linn' 81 ,amor,nJ ,mm l." Iis
nhVs,elan to be dying yesterday iils si''eh,ll'
pphys ysicai strength had kept hlm alive 50 hn,, long,
s"o'a Javeloped nm addition 10 lockjaw u was
Seieved MJie that he might die at any moment; he
police say that the clubbing was necessary ol'cel
James McGavan. of the same precinct lost tho use
ot an eve from being beaten aud kicked two weeks
AGO by members of the Jersey street Gang, oil
which the police report that iiy yan was the leader
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
WESTCuESTER COUNTY.

YoNKERs.-Dr. William II. liodgson the physi-
clan who disappeared about q mouth ago after Is.
sunC several fraudulent checks, was arrested
yesterday at No. All Leyiugton-ave. After leaying
Yonkers he committed several forgeries at Whlte
Plans and TarrytOwn.
TARRYrowN.-. he last service in the old Dntch
Church of Sleepy Hollow will he held next Sun
day. The Rev. John r. Allen Will preach
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22

ssseods ,hs,s wss a crowd. A seifposscssed per-
se., ", '9 ss hands over tle broken 4as
III ,vs,u", lefi bis nose unprotected, Wham ,le
ui~oat Was Vt hs heleht tue ,a s an uN"s,'" ,ne All
Hot ow, nv, sHpa W hs"s , w," ,a,sa,u ijpy,
what, yon don't say soI end u Dent ea,s a,u,'
GoI Then lhs peIf walked ,atl,ls' a,m ~ nose e9 n
t1owt ot the ~ Denis nav, hWt No one WI ete,
tnow What made ,hp ether one fall except the mse
"A lu
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
ANOTHER Long ISLAND POSTMA STER FALLS

III. VI. lialscy has been postmaster at tie
Sag IIarbor IT, H. post office for several years No one
respected In the community In which he lived
than he. and when Inspector Barrett Of the Post Office
Money Order Department. made II public that IIllscy
dcfaulter all his friends surprised. Ilis
bondsmcn year and "A half ago called upon 10
make good "A shortage Of ~ 700 In his accounts Now
they have been called upon to produce l72 ~ more
Ia satisfy the demands OF the Government AGAINST him
Ialsey appeared before United states Commissioner
Allen In Brooklyn yesterday, and held 81 800 for
az ami 1tiou.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
OPPOSING A BROADWAY RAILROAD.

A Committee of Conference of the New-fork
Board of Trade and Transportation, consisting OF
A. B. Miller, w. II. Arnoux and George j.: Pease,
visited Mayor Edison yesterday and presented him
with preamble and res olutions adopted by tlat
bodv declaring that the construction and opera
ton of surface railroad In Broadway below Four
teentb-st. would 10 a large extent blockade that
thoroughtare and render il at times lmpassabe and
that IL should not be permitted. The Mayor re-
ccived the communication and said that no formal
conference was necessary, adding that IT was not
way this year.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct 21.-Thc proceedings OF
the United supreme Court to-day were as follows:
No ll5l-Edward NJ. Stckney and others, appellants agt
Jeann Stickney appeal from court OF the Dis
trict OF toimbia Docketed and dismissed with costs.
S97-Thc Davenport National Bank. plainn IN error
ag the and for the city or DaSe-
Township. Scott County Iowa, and Others Mooh o
advance submitted .,...- -
No al T. anney administration ETC. plaintih IN error
agt :. l.. NJ Barlow and others, Argument concluucd
No 3O-Peter &. A. NJ. Van Wee, appellant ast fredcr'
lex H. Whist and others. Continued per stipulation
NM j2-scotland County, Missouri, pantn IN error agt
William begun
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
TRYING To GET A STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT.

JOhn u. NolDy u enucaNOrlnR To get hold of
the stock Exchange seat which once belonged 10 Au-
gstuH H. Peabody Mr. Coys search for the nrtl aa
advanced stage yesterday by tho beginning of IN. trial
OF his suit against Mr Peabody, his Richard A. Pea
body and the president Of the Stock Exchange Ile ease
came before Judge O'Gorman In the Equity branch
Of tho Superior Court Mr. Colby says that In June,
against A. r. Peabody sis6Os 50, and that this was
returned usatisncd The Judgment was obtained upon
10 claim against Mi. Peabody for loss stock and two
promssory notes. Nj. Peabody was then a member Of
the Stock Exchange and his privilege worth foln
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
WITHDRAWING AN OCEAN STEAMER

Tho National Line steamship America has ocen
withdrawn from the route till next spnDg and IN
The meantime will receive some repairs to her ma
chinery in order to her speed 80 that sne
may be able tO compete more successfully Win the
Oregon, which recently beat her going from New
York TO Queenstown by little more than iour
hours. Ga the trip mentioned the Oregon steamed
2sID miles, AZ miles more than the America, IRIS
shows speed Of IL 2f-l00 knots an hour for the
America, and IL 05-1O0 miles an hour Tor the
dragon.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
HOME NEW WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RrerOort House-.Iohn Quincy Adams, %,
ouincy Mass and George NJ. kobcson, Of New,lers
rim Amnm Hotel william myarl,nIN rh"e of
~ onnis Westminster Congressman Miilih,'
Muchcr Of Pennsylyenia aud Neil Gilm"m' o, rarro,
Of MARYLAND ST. James Lieutenant Coione, CON, -,
Needhani, of England &urfffam Ho"so
cressman William Loughrdgc, OF Iowa,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-22
PROSPERITY OF THE REFORMED CHURCH

The ciass ss of the Collegiate Reformed Church.
at its fall meeting yesterday. appointed commit
tee to organize new church at Eighty lxtbst.
and Second-ave. IL was stated that there was
large field there among the Germans The Rev.
DIR. Talbot w. Chambers asked that a committee
might also lie appointed to confer with the con-
sistory of the Harlem Reformed Church with the
view Of a new buildiug there This meeting OF
the classis" added DIR. Chambers, " showsthat the
church is flourish ~ and that new ones are 10 DC
bulltv