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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-20
FOREIGN.
Treuble with the voyaseur..

QUEENSTOWN, Fab. 19.-OFdsrs we're
received at the naval station here TO-
night 10 send assistance to the Poonah,
the transport on which the Canadian
voyageurs were brought from Alexan-
dria, and from which they we're about
to be transferred 70 the Hanoverisn for
their voyage home. A gunboat carry
ing a strong force of marines and in
fsntry was at once dispatched to the
aid of the Poonah. All information -
70 the nature of the trouble vas refused
by the officials, and there is an evident
desire TO have the facts suppressed. Ii
is alleged that the voyaReurs became
Intractable aud showed sigma Of matt
ny, and that the officers Of the Poonah,
having only a small number Of marines
on board, were compelled 10 call for
assistance TO qHe1 the outbreak.
The Reiehstag.
BKRIrs. Feb. l9.-Phe ReichstaQ to-
day adopted the provision Of the pro-
tectiye bill. and resumed discussion Of
the tariff amendment bill. l. was de-
sided to refer the question Of the pro-
posed new duties on rape seed and
tuFnip seed to a special committee. II
gas resolved to maintain the existing
duty OF 80 pfennings on maize, aud also
to tx the duty on Syrian maize al the
same a. ordinary maiz.
Astor.
RoaE. Feb. 19.-Astor, United States
Minister, had an audience With King
Humbert today, and presented his let
sers Of recall.
Grateful Australians.
LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch from
sydney says The government Of
this colony, a. well as the citizens. are
deeply grateful for Her MAiesty's senti-
raenta toward the colonies. Offerings
for q patriotic fund continue to flow
In. One gentleman gives 5000, and
several give $1,000 each yearly during
the absence of the New south Wales
contingent. The troop ships are rap
idly loading, and will leave week from
Tuesday next"
Egyptian ConsoIs.
LONDON, Feb. I9.-Egypsian oonsols
yesterday touched 9Ss4, the lowest prics
aimee 1873.
SIR staasra's notiea.
Sir Stafford Northoote's motion for
vote OF censure against the Government
Is skilfully worded and meets with the
appreciation of = section of the Liberals.
4 number of the Governments sup
porters will be absent on the occasion
Of division on this motion. The fate
0f the Ministry depends upon the deoi-
men Of the Irish party as TO which side
they will support, or whether they will
abstain from voting.
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ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE OF SALE
or Real Estate.

Nyorrcx IL HEREBY aTvEE THAT N
IN pursuancs o. an order Of ne frcease
Oourt Of King county, Wszhiiston Ierfltssy.
made en- the isi day Of Deeemb~r. issf. m tns
matter Of ths e-skts Of y. v. Cssus, O.
ceased. TIA underH gDed. the ada intat.ssof
AZ shs aid estsIs, vii sell 81 Puole anetaNn,
70 the hlGhess bsdssr. for cash. eosd ella %
he Tai, - States % America. and satlect 70
coafruation 81 s.id Rroeats Coart. On
s.surAay, she sssh asy Of February
Al o'eloek .. n. ~ ihs door Of the said
yrs,hsta CouFS ro5E. 80 leEaes sfSsss. betueen
Frpes ana s.eand, IN tn CITY o. SEATTLE. IN
the sASd Kfng eounfy. al he risnf.
tlsse Interest sn1 eststs q ths ssis
n. v. Csaus. ~ tAs tins d Is aa4th. Asad
al sha s1ehs, title ssA istersss tkaa tbs ssia
STATE has, oy operation Of az Or othsrstse.
&c sirnA cthsF Ihzn o. m Addition %, thxt u
ths e.ld T. v. uaoGs - tns tinns 81 his sa4Eh
la ara 70 ali thosa eeFEkan leta, pieces oT PSI.
o-ss 81 Iana. sifnzss. lytng. nn.i befns ta ths
cfty Il ssassis KEzs eounty, taentnSton fef.
rssorT. and kngsn aaA aesnrfk~d - follows.
- nnmhursd fear 90. sx fel sna seven
IA Il hioes nuEhsrsa too a.. e SsHtle
a,'nr.ss.d Amsocissiaa ARA sdihsios 70 se4itie.
TEAMS OF sALE-cs~h. IN Unassd stsass
- 4 sxysnss e yurcAsssr.
Dsssa q nsmaalc. gsnakzy % lssks
CHAn. D. MUxDAx,
Aaminlssrztes q ~ ssfsts ~ !. csozs
9r843t<ds
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JuoaKn. All loot. . Chtnamou, swors
Oh. warrant in Justice Lyons court
yesterday afternoon aeasns; All Bang.
aaosher Chinaman. charging him vIth
the larceny Of . suit Of clothes. BANG
cas- arrested and broaghs into court
soaring the salt Of clothes alleged 10
have bean stolen. when Questioned.
he unfoTtuaate All Bang could give no
satisfactory explanation as 10 how be
came by che closhina, and Gas sent 70
i.il 10 await bis trial today.
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WASHINGTON.
~ Proposed ss.sra.asa sr silver
celaRae.

NaetfAaAnA ~ etttet
celaRne.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ~. The Houas
eslAtiens COMMITTEES will consider
sseaFy Civil hall tomorrow. II h
seod shai an aaeFt wili be made
sspnnais In u n provision 10 stop
1aes et silver sroaa Ialy LIST. foi
-h Tie members OF the com
- efp'eea 10 snch legislation ex
~ opsnloa THAI the peosisian
AtnfAeiy eensldeFrd hs q ma.
We es1uitttaaA Many mem.
ths hness Vito are strong silver
ssestt that thsy viii fsliels,ef 90
- ssslaiaan peSIvidine for ,hs stop
S1 aher coaElAess, even a. tie rlsk
s.ne "a extra session.
rssa emse Asaresssasisa nn,.
- tosi ofAea Appropriation BIN a.
sSs,s e The tssnAae, sppUspristsu
~ aaslease al $50, 600 aves
NJ - g passed ey ths nease. and
q exnan % the estimated
A. e he lhaal peAf az lsesk AT
saeizlAiAnn ID sirssken e,aa
- tasesrtaza amsaanssul
= esas Aekhnn,oa .o.sAx tntsoane~s
nstns N an aEasndment . ~
- hallfaa4 Ssxs Ye2r Punasnc
- sfosldAd that Ill bonds a e< Il ~
49, ar1iaas asw ouuaa Ay said rNil.
- - iss2isa ~ para az sa,e ssspss al
pAnys shah tn Aeposissd via
saAsy q he Treasury q past q
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Consideration Of she arss sscsioa Of the
Dill having been eocclrded, the coz
nittee ruse aud the House TOOK a r.
e~ss aRtil 10 O'Clock tomoxrow.
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PACIFIC COAST.

SACRAMENTO. Feb. l9.-The Assembly
today passed q constitutional amend
tnent providing thAt the railroads shall
pay tan OF pa per cent. on gross earn
inRs.
Oregon DER AgaIn.
PORTLAND, Feb. l9.--fhe Senatorial
ballot toaay stood: Hirsch -, Cochran
50, williams l6, Watson ?, Boise 6, Oar
son l, George l.
Salem is crowded with people from
all parts Of the state, and considerable
excitement is prevailing. No one can
rlrediet the result. A large delegation
left Portland tonight.
Bray Rrsshers.
San FRAscrsco. Feb. l9.-An execu.
tive meeting of the creditors OF Bray
Rrothers, who failed yesterday, was
held today. A committee was appointed
90 investigate the affairs of the trm.
End Of the irsa werkers' strike.
SAN Francisco, Feb. i9.-The iron
workers strike inauRarated ten days
ago, By 100 men In the different shops
refusing TO accept Is per cent. reduction
10 wages, ended today. The manufao'
tarers gave way and the men retarned
10 work 81 the old wages.
n. % r..
The knights Of Pythias. Of this city
celebrated the 2lst anniversary Of thai
existeace today. BY parade through
the principal streets, In which about
eco participated. Literary exercises
uere bald AZ the Mechanics Pavilion
and this evening grand ball ended The
sslebfstian.
shipptag latsiitGenee.
sAs Francisco. Feb. ls.-Sailed--
British steamer Barnard Castle. foI
Nanaiuso; steamer Geo, W. Elder. foI
victoris.
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A, SACRAMENTO last Monday, tee psr'
sc,as. nAsnes aakn0un. elaimtng % BE
Asasmblynaen whiteoaab and Dou9laA
oiIsrsa % sell J. b. Assoed z ear pay tcf
osss week. He gave tAsm sbS-so ssea.
- a. DO make g. 50 On ssh sfAnsacsaon.
and took wrssf<n crdeFa Later De $40
he Assembiymsn a. the CApftel, Ana
tAey uare Bot tha nsss uho s0id him
he afaar2
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All accounts from Mexico agree thai
here Il something Of Catholic rsac-
tton' In pfogFees. Tue eivll Legislature
Of receni yeAFs has oeen strongly ana
clerical. The ChaFch property, estimai-
ii "a D. in value one half Of the satirs
zeal estate Of the country, vAs nation.
alined.s the manassic orders uere Aool-
shed and the Jesaiss eanished, full re
isaioas liberty vas proclaimed, religious
Instrucason was forotdden 10 the paine
schaols, religious rights we're restricted
~ the taisrtog of churcA edinces, and
seelasiasaics we're forbidden 10 wear any
distinctive dress In the streets These
en.esuatats we're nos merely Statutes, eai
errs incorporated into the eoRstItssion-
For leag time the eecssstassacal Parry
So en,nrlstsly crushed, eai OF lais Y
as.s shssn . dnpossttoa 10 defy ths
Governmens. Nos religious preosssion'
march shrcagh the streets, and TIE steer
ss.psAl sRrb 10 seen u pnoala
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FOR RENT ON SHARES

TWO WELL IMPROVED FARM 8
for rent on shares within four miles
OF LacoRner. on the county road. Also.
] or s horses and colts. and seed, feed aud
farm Implements fer sale cheap. Also, 9
| or 10 DAIRY COW for sale.
Inquire at this Office. jal6dw
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Offices to Rent.

CUITKs AND SINGLE. IN MY FIRE
y prDof hrack bafi1tng % rsduced rates.
Ths mosf central l0sAsfoa n ne ety..
iale Q. p. S10Nk
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MADRID, Feb. -. - Owing to the
sprsad of report throughout Spair
that EuRians desires to enlist span
iards in the Egyptian service, q Carlisl
General has offered the legation 40C;
volunteers.
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rHR ooLDsrRkAM GUARDS.

The first battalion of the Coldsiream
Guards, $40 in number, have started for
Suaksm. They left Wellington bar
racks armed. There were pathetic
scenes Of leave taking with relatives and
friends who had assembled in force.
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s, sss taax, Feb. ia.--Moaey easy n
- psf cent, closing a 1; prime pa
49, exehanee bills hrneF al
MN demand, G{.seal.
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...,r 70 ZEE rosr-rsrsIIIsEsrE'-
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The ReiehstaG.

RoaE. Feb. l9.-Astor, United States
Minister, had an audience With King
Humbert today, and presented his let-
sers Of recall.
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DxyxE, Feb. lg.--The hrsi train over
ksnhall Pass since Sunday last arrived
hsrs today. The situation on all the
seanisin roads IL encouraging and
yi,h one or two exceptions trains airs
- fuuninp fe,yrliariy.
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Colorado Y, NJ. g. A.

BARN, Feb. l9.--The third annual
AAs Convention Of the Young Mems
CknSlisn Association met here this at
knoon for 3 three days session. The
Eiss6anee 10 large.
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THE COTRTS.

MR. GERRYs OFFICERS TAKE ECGESIA MEEHAN.
Eugcnia Meehan, the little child whose
mother Miunio Meehan. died recently In Oswogo. icav
ng to the little and Expressing the wish that
1t might be gwen charge the Society for the Pre-
Venon of Cruelty Children. taken before Justice
Donohue In the Supreme Court yesterday The Society
having endeayored In vain to obtain possession OF the
child and Justice Donohue order for the arrest Of those
charged with OBTAINING IT in Oswego not having been
WITH order OF arrest Tor contempt or court
issued by him against them. had the desired effect aud
all CONCERNED present yesterday they were joan
Nlyagh and HIS wife, Catherine, who had the little girl
with tLein Dr. j. W. Milne and DR.. ". j. Bulger
Their counsel, eN.Judge GeOrZe NJ. curtis, stated
that Navugh and his wife had brought the child
had not had their custody at any time. He pro-
duccd a document which he said was the will OF Minnie
Mecru which no said would b" offered FOR probate
month In II $4,000 In bonds IL left -
the child and A. n. Hummrl Of This city, /, appointed
guardian. lie produced Testimonials Of good character
for and Mrs. NAvagh aud asked that tue enid be
left with them. saying that they would give bonds Tor
It's safe Keeping.
Mr. uuluiucl said he unwilling 10 bs the guardian
but II ne was so he would place the child in tue
the Society expressed his desire To take tue
child Justice DOnuhuc ordered that FOR the present the
girl placed with the society, SAVING that nehnwhllH
he would look into tho question OF contempt OF court
could not wifuy disobey the mandates o. Justice Of
the Supreme Court Ia this city aud that thy would ma
that else could be dOue here besides raising
taxes for the rest ~ the state.
he chilli which the cause OF these proceedings
is dark eyed golden haired little girl. and while they
were In pro romped around the courtroom TIT
will Al their conclusion she WAS placed in charge OF
Mr. Gerry's officers.
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DIED.


hA ASzt!I in ga S ifr Z Is
Funeral services saturday January = at baptist CHURCH.
O'Clock.
BARRow-At sanIs Point. L. l., the 28th inst. Eliza
beth 81 Barrow. widow of Henry H. BARROW III her oosa
Funeral from Manhasset Meeting House Fifth day. thu
Carra eS viii be az Great station train leaving
Long ls!ani city at 1885 and Will reunto station IN Time
Tor i.35 train.
BRrYY-At Kingston Wy, December 30. Catharne Van
VecS widow OF Cornelius Rruy9
Funeral on Thursday next al 2 o'clock p m
BoYp-At 10. Angelica CAL on Tuosdqy goth inst. Maria
wife of F. H. Boyd. OF BROOKLYN " \.
cowLEsAt Conn on Monday .HS "a oTsns
Funeral at his fathers house, tahnS'On' on ihuEs"y'
DRAKE suddenly. at san Francisco Call December as
1850. Horace n. DraKe OF Brooklyn
N NoiiS" y Sa Snsr P'1 h"Ts S.ps
FERNHEAD on Tuesday December 30. Louisa J. Fern
head. widow OF William ternheai % ,,.....
Funeral services at her late residence 62 koscus'ost
prOO.lyu. on InqT9day, December Siiat ?; m'
HARIsoN-on rnesdaT. liec@m1'r ~ Franci' lar son'
D. sStc. 81 ct ra % epion n S tEe on SATURDAY
January =, at II O'Clock.
KNr- udGeuy. on TGosiay m9rnine December 2, an:
nah Gssp9e IN W her Of trla IN! ave.
BROOKLYN Thursday, The 81 st ihst at : ,. IN
cr at x. ia a5e ar an'C o' fFo'p'O'
Funeral AZ II O'clock On thufsl.y morning.
ROBERTSON suddenly In prooxlyp. Monday. Decem-
her - Robert a. Hooerrson asei - years.
funeral services Chnsts Church. brooklyn l. d. on
Thursi.y. December 81. at 1850 Il N
+; is sindly requested & 81 no tower, be sent,
FITrs-.On wednesday December -. Lydia Ann, widow
o; Ii. late george Norton titus in het i'th year
5thaSe nj lOthsi On saturday morning January = ~
It's requested hat flowers be sent.
WARD MONDAY. December p Charles W. Ward. In tho
Relatives and friends family invited to attend big
ignSr ron ni' ;'e con- Ihursay December
81. Ut o'ciocA p L.
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when csmine from tho ssmon oounsels Of the country
shall be accepted unfit there shall be developed some

when csmng from the semon counsels OF the counry,
SHAH be accepted un there shall be developed some
necessity for further action.
capable of maintaining American system OF Ia
Dor and industry suitable TO the condition or unVersai
citizenship and suffrage. Although In this country msn
scribe this country having any rica classes or
poor CLASSES There are no such divisions here anu
10 cannot be said there class that does not succeeu
or any class that does not fall therefore, the
belongs to Congress In the intercourse OF comnerce,
whether arrange so that We can uphoid our
struggle between aect labor abroad and citizen labor
at hOne .
Believing as do that the great constitutional power
OF tho bankruptcy law to tho minds VI our
fathers greater pop Ia the constitution Of the govern
ment and that perencs has shown that
TO those propOsrti should be insisted upon shall 90
all Ia my power to influence the miads OF those
who differ from to >that effect. But
let understand that this bankruptcy law must DC as
simple and inexpensive as possible, and IL must 90
justice the creditor and justice to the debtor and give
little possible adjusting affairs mean tho
lawyers aud administrators. Laughter and applause
amid which Mr.. Evarts sat down.
Collector SaltOnstall followed Mr. Evarts. He wished
to understood that he felt 1t honor to represent
such President OF the United States However men
may differ from him great questions,
there can be no difference OF opinion a.
to tho honest intentions OF Grover Cleveland, man
who ready sacrifice himself In way. body and
sou for the welfare of his country He strongly depre-
Gated the continued coinage OF silver, presenting
numerous statistics in support Of his argument.
The next speaker WAS Senator william B. Allison, OF
Iowa. He favored National bankrupt bill. The tariff
larger question, and he was
in favor of encouraging the manufactures
Other speakers Senator Frye, Of Maine; j. Ran
doph Tucker, OF virgInia J. " L. Findlay' OF Mary
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Post Ouicr Notice.

Letters foreign countries nesi not DO spe1ll AE
DIRE spatcI lro1ar steiner eAo'ps
II ia desired send duplicates Of banking AM cOhneIc
documents letters not specially addressed pong sent o' ~
iastest vessels available will ,,os,
(PRouPiIY In ali cases at TINS ONCE rs tOlIo"s
TuURSDAY-At IL IN. for Europe. poe = g. Germanlc
wa Quoenstown at loo y. IN Tor HaStl per s. ah'S
FRIDAN-At9a III. Tor Newoundlant. per steamer from
Halifax
sATUhDAY-At II a. m forJamaoa. Centrl America and
south pacinc ports, per S. 10 ona VIA hlhgsoL te
ters for Mexico must be directed per fVpOnsl "
al 1880 a IN. for Europe per s. s. SerNlh
Win Queenstown (etteIs for GERMAN etc, must Do III
rrctei per ServIaJ; 80 uLIor germany psr
Main via Bremen. at 1880 D. IN. Tor Europe per
CITY Berlin via Queenstown. at p ~ t0rScotihd
direct per GLASGOW Uelters must 90 III
rect,d per Orcassia"} at p m Tor Beis un ut5
pers MAesani via Antwerp Uotters must Oe urecl-d
fper Waeslaud ~ at p. iOr the Netherlands direct
per Z. Caand. via Rotterdam ueiters musI DC VI
IecTed per 4. Laand"l ,----,. ,,.... .,n r-,,-
Mail. Tor China and japan per Oceanic rom san fran.
clscoL close mere January = az ~ N MAs tor
kusrala. New.Zealand Sandwich FQi anu samoan
Islands per MarlrOa iron san FranciscOl close
here Ianuary - al N. COR on ARRIVAL a NeW.fork
OF 3 Britannic, With British mans toe, Auspsn'l
Nails FOR the society Islands por s. CITY OF PAphG
from san Franc.icoj close hore January - AZ o. N
Mans for cub. BY rail 10 Tampa. fla ana thence
by steamer. from Key West Fla, close ~ ths ON"
daily ut 2:3O a. III
.The OF closing OF Pacific mail, arrange
n he OF uninterrupted overland anss
10 San krancsco from tho East arriving on rAs ~
San Francsco tho day OF sailing OF steamers are lis
pa'cheu 'A'"'o ''0 HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post ohce. New-York- y. y" December "a 1889
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DELEGATES TO THE TAlfMANY COMMITTEE
The Tammany primaries were held last even

ing to elect delegates to the General Committee
Ex-senator Thomas r. Grady comes into tho organzar
ton again after folio wing the fortunes OF General But
Ter one year ago He IL O menb,r OF the delegation
from tho lid District Police Justice John Go:man
continued as the nominal head Of the Ixth Assembly
district although he lives In East sixty
seventh-st. John Kelly remains at tho head OF the
XvIIIth District delegation although he moved up into
the XXfst District several months ago, and IL 10 wei
known that he will politics again. Tho rea
head Of the organization in the XVlI!th District Fire
OF his old chief AID moved No. 20 ML Morris-ave IN
the XXIlId District w. Bourke Cochran has moved up
into the XXTst District General Daniel f. Scklos for.
mery OF the Union Army is delegate from the VIII
District and will meet on the floor OF Tammany Han
General Roger A. Pryor. Of tho Confederate Army ..
delegate from the XVIIIth. -
There lively time In the XXlVth District. Ine
confusion became great tho inspectors demanded
that the Gro excluded from the and only one
voter at time be admitted This done and lasted
until twenty seven votes had been received Then the
crowd which hal made several threatening demonstrs-
tons with loud cries broke In the doGr The inspectors
fed through the entrance, taking the ballot-bex
hem
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THE FIRE RECORD.
EXPLOSION OF A NAPHTHA TANK.
a 80. La.

A fire was discovered at 3 a. m. yesterday in
the receiving tail house OF Tho refining department. at
Lombard Ayress oil refinery at Constable Hook, ~ j.
The flames were subdued in abou. hour. but broke
out afresh about O'Clock and spread so rapidly that
they got beyond the control OF the small force OF work
men who were lighting them. general alarm was
sounded and the entire fire department OF Bayonne
hustened the About O'CLOCK there was an ex
plus0n which blew the roof OF Of tho receiving house
aud a few minutes later tank No. 3d. which was full or
ngphtha exploded the flames having communicated with
IL through large connecting pipe The blazing oil ran
down lie creek ard set fire to the docks spreading
thence the trese work which tho railroad track
Is run and a. 70 the canal boat Mclntyre ana he Ac
barge Two sister. The remen worked diligently and
hy o'clock the flames under control. The damage
was estimated at $4,000. Edward Johnson an en-
Move on the canal boat seriously injured about the
head and face by the burning oil floating on tho surface
lie as Rescued by two iremen and taken TO the nos
pita where thought that his Injuries would result
fatally.
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ponIcrxAv AccUSrD or STEALING 4 wArcH.


John L.isncr, formerly IN officer attached to
the sixth Precinct, and william hlbro, an e1ior"mhi'
who keeps Oh oyster shop ~ ~. 80 Centrr-'t were
taken To- the Tombs Court yesterday before jas
tice Murray by Captain McCu.agh ana De'ec'Nc opS
tai to answer charge OF stealing gold watch from
Michael Harrington a trucknan. OF No 10 Mulberry ST..
while he was passing through Wakcrs on the nght OF
December <. The watch worth $50. AiDro was
sworn ami on learning the Dirt OF his testimony MS
COUNSEL Frank Oliver, retired from the case IN ahH"er
To Justice Murray, Ahr0 rnid that on the nlEht "l Tue
robbery of Harrington he standing near "a DonnIe
al C.nirr and Walker St.. where lie met Lrsher iheN
started 70 couple OF boxes To put on thr nre Un
their way up Walker-St. they saw man lying on INC
sIrw.k and OniroT Lei nrr remarked to the ~ltnesh
"Goup the alley AID get the bu1e-, whlie Wike w
this ush" The witness mt up To the aeV anu l"Se
soon followed him. Tho policeman eAhiDiteh soi'
watch aud said $500, ,.., Il,
See what have got Take this watch and Keep IL
for me unIl tomorrow ..,.o.,.
Thry tried In vain get into number OF ptWhHhops
Then They drank together and finally ven I" chroack
r wu.h,, In trand-s where Albro obtdint s1U upon
The watcr out uf which Leisner gave nm ~ Jusuce
murray committed tue accused men Tor fufther exam"
inailon without bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-31
LAW THATALDsRMEy DID Yor READ.

The members OF the Board of Aldermen
have done some interesting things. They dii one on
Tnrsday in passing al ordinance requiring the ear
drivers ON tho surface roads tins city to procure
license from he Mayor TAe Aldermen should READ up
the VS. Of sos An OF great interest 10 them WAS
passed by he Legislature March 20. Of that year
Chapter 24G OF those laws says:
RectiUm lit snail ho lawful for the owner or owners
81 any railroad In this state employ inhabitnt oi
This state the age OF twenty one years, As cat
driver or conductor or IN any other capacity, NOW u
standing any nw regulation ordnance or any Oc"f
or municipality or Of the Common touncll of Govern
ucuf of a., city o. county - the contrary.
Section This act shal! take effect immediately.