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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
BROOKLYN.

The wife and two daughters Of VT. Talmage are TO
sail for Europe on Saturday. Mr.. Talmage expects
TO Join them in July
Glare Ernst age seventeen, of No 112 Walton-si..
who disappeared week ago, was found on the
Bowerv on Mohday nig1t aud returned 10 tie care
of her father
mortgage on the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
COMPANY given to the Central Trust Company OF
New-Yo to secure loan OF S3oOO'ooo, executor
October l. 1884. was filed yesterday
Mrs Rose Kelly age forty-fvc, who was an m
mate OF the Kings County Alnshonse until Aprll l.
jumped into the Bay at the foot of Deglaw-st" yes
terday She was rescued and locked up
+. ID. johnson, who arrested on March IL on
charges preferred by Jacob A. Sherman OF stealing
from him soap worth about 3d. 90 in five months.
was honorably discharged by Justice Walsh Oh
Monday.
John Swenton. ace thirty-sx. of No. "a Hamilton
ave-. while at work on the malnmast ot the snip
ASA at the foot Of Twenty fell loo fcet
to the deck yesterday and was almost instantly
killed.
Winfield S. Simouson clerk in the newborn
Post Office living at No 1872 Grconpoiut-ayc.. was
III court yesterday for bgamy. lie was married on
March 1 to Miss Charlotte j. Frees. who recently
learned that he married III 1879 to woman
still living.
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SHIPPING NEWy.
PORT OF NEW.YORK ........TU ESDAY, APRIL 7, ]

i
| PORT OF NETWORK. .TU ESDAY, APRIL, 1883
ARRIVED.
ingram r Crooks panzS March L. sSn shield
| rived at the Bar at IO3Oam. - A.. -,
sugar. to FranRe Ryos q Coz vessel : cortis
a%Pasas G1~s o Msv Co. A0'
steamer KncEerbOeker Kemble Neworoans q days. with
steamer Regulator Doano, wilmington NC days, with
steamer ROANOKE Couch Richmond City Point and Nor
folk with mdse and 10 o ae and
lark Concedonc Immacolata Utah cacacc. Smyrna 30
DAYS with eorce root 70 order vessel to mastoT %
day with cement empty barrels to ORDER vessel to
salt and empty barrels to order Fanch Faye & Co.
f s hSand CO. Vessel iG to rarseF WIN
Big Leonardo 70 ,t ndrew UJG Enses W
TO s Sae jo SSS'e BrEh%sn, Hanson Fall II smith
G Co
sUNsET-windat SANDY Hook. moderate s; cloudy Al
CITY Island. light ssW cloudy a.
n@ EPGF ms, WgatasT sn rain
Arrived Yesterday
ow a WIN %dse and to Co.
Arrived at tho Bar at li.31pm
CLEARED.
Steamer Erin (Fr) Robinson. London-F w ] Hurst
Richmond r ia VIA ad 9uee Gs
steamer Sierra span Lazarraya Glasgow-RJ Corti'
S,eawer Anrri1ue CFrI Sante Havre-Ious dc Bcbian.
steamer Acapulco OBJ shackfOrd Aspnwal Pacific Mail
So co. ~, ,,.,,,o an,
Characterization Bliss * Dallett ,., rr.,
CITY OF Augusta NcSerson' saVannah-hehT
YouEc IT. -, IT,, ,,o...,r
seneca Walker Norfolk city Point ana hchuonu
Old Dominion - Co.
steamer OcfOrara IloynOlls Baltimore-J krcms
steamer FrancOuia. Bennett. POrand-lIOrato Han.
steamer whitney. Bcarse. BOstOn-H DimOck
Shp Joseph IL seammell tBr. Thompson, Brcmcn-scam-
shin Maraboui (Brl DIXON. Liverpool Jas w Elwel & Co.
BARK flsr) Robinson. Brlstol-C w BertaiN
Bark Lohar tBr Desmond sagua la Srande-bowrlhs ~
BARR Archer Mitchell Perth Amboy-Miler & IIoughton
q, AIRED yesterday
Ship Atlantic Ger, Bottle Bremcn.Iierman hoop q 20
Bark Virgno della 0nariia utai' Oil "eh'oI' A"0o"o
Bark New.YorS tltai, caGero. ororto seager BROS
Bark (swodl teGnstrOm Cape TOWN." IL 'F"'sIihn
BARK Jessie McGrcgor McFAdden Cardcnas-Waviel Co
SAILED.
Steamers Arizona Liverpool; Carira London Devon
Avnntnouth Britannia. BarccOna Acapulco Asph"al;
Tlllah ,ssee savannah; " yanOKe, Richmond
Also sailed-yia Long Island Soundseamer Francona for
Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LrvEFrooL April 6-Saicd steamer Chancellor (Br Cor
osorf ,Mrroy Ami rived steamer oder GER, san:
der from NcwYOfk March - on her way u Bremen Jana
procecdcd'. .-o-o,o tpr,
stewart. from Nrw-York March 2j 49,
LARRK Apdl 5-sauen- steamer state OF lndlaha tht'
Richie. FROM Glasgow nence or Ncw- YORK , ,.
LINN Apul Arrived. steamer Creto tBr' James, rom
New.YOrk March u. , ~ ~,
GiaRSrtr Mar Passed steamer Prylian Br Parry,
fton Mediterranean ports on her way 20 New-Gort.
said March italia tBr. CraiS from hedlterIaheAn
ports for New York
HAVANA April = Arrived, CITY Of Alexandra,
Reynolds tIoun New.York her way u Mexican ports
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WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial of James D. Fish before Judge Benedict
Holt Warner reference case, before Referee Coie.
Sinking Fund Commissioners, City Hall, p m.
Alumni dinner OF College OF Pharmacy, hossmorc
Hotel. 7:30 p. m. ,..
stock Exchange Governing Committee.
Tammany Committee on Organization. ,; m nj,
streeclcanine discussion before Oxford CuD, BROOK
Young Mems Republican Club, No. 81 West twenty
homeopathic Medical Society. ophthalmic Hospital
u. III. ..,
Manhattan Congregational Association, rHSri"
Church. 10 a. IN. ,,,., .. rr.o,
Moments Board Of Foreign Missions, University race
Presbyterian Church
Dock Commissioners Meeting.
Cribb Club Athletic Exhibition, Clarendon HAM, p H.
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SOME EASTWARD LETTERS.
ANXIOUS ABOUT THE BANK EXAMINER.
TROUBLE ALSO CAUSED by THE DIRECTORS COM


TROUBLE ALSO CAUSED by THE DIRECTORS COM
MITTEE.
Both the prosecution and defence yesterday IN IN
the trial of James ID. Fish INTRODUCED portions on
the correspondence between Mr.. Fish ana ferdi-
nand Ward District-Attorney Root stroye 10 snow
bv Mr. FIshs own letters that he knew OF irregular
dealings with the Marine Bank on the part OF arc
While n s" some OF Wards letters were introduced
by William Stanley, Mr.. Flsh's counsel, counsel
presentations that deceived the bank president
MIR Root resumed the severe cross-examinatlon OF OF
MIR Fish and continued 1T for the greater palS VI
IN. day The witness said that he knew that
Charles H. Armstrong whose name the DanK
loaned $40, 900 in March, 1854, was the Goloteu
messenger of Grant Ward when ASKED rnned
he undersr God that Armstrong had really promised
TO nav $40, 900 on demand, the witness answered
several times to the repeated question mere Is
the evidence of it in his own handwrithg'
lending was coming back into your pocketf Amy
portion of IL. A., ,a ,,o,ov ,ros
cosnjng directly into your pockets Alt did not.
On September 2, 1880, Mr.. Fish wrote:
want help friend and partner along So are
not rich as we ought to be at ra9 ke1 in bonds
or securities that are not available In case we neea
as M MIS- Somewhat viii it do if postpone
Grants of the loan just raised-at least ior t"o
three days on
He wrote to Ward under date of October 90
1881: ,,,.
Mn Dear Mr. WARD: WIN not the General be willing I
To that S2o,OOO loan pS
Ter than nothing The note can state what IL u !or vi
make reference the security. As tis we nave nos
whatever to show for 1t. go
The bank examiner and the examining committee
of the directors of the bank seemed TO cause MI
Fish much uneasIness. He wrote III Decehper'
1881: -
Suppose you make up onehalf the amount OF coilat
erai on that SOS 900 loan and will put in tho rest II
convenient send it down early expect that BANK ex
aminer probably Monday. saw him day DeIore yes
terday and he told Tue he was coming
, letter of June 20, 1882, says
Dear Mr. WARD: Our committee comment on these
things and ask me about them; FOR instance,
loan TO sidney Green S36137 80, April l. 1852 Ihere
are things In that that know nothing OIL ana they
ask ice You just look them bit ana let me Know
about them Then that check of yours in cash since inc
9Th of May These things are not what they s9 t p
Grant & Ward had better call i'll some loans ana Ae up
some of these things.
Mr.. Stanley asked few questions of his client IN
redirect examination, and several letters from
Ward to Fish were read. Wards efforts to raise
money In the last days shown in three letters,
the first dated MAY 8, 1884 and the Others May .,
1854 Ward saws that he has made arrangements
for a loan of 100000 or $250,OOO from an m
weston uptown. He says in the last letter
from W. ii. V. to. morrow" The examination Of
Mr. Fish was practically finished. The tnal VIII
be continued to-day.
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cuTTING DOWN LAWYERS BILLS.

At the meeting of the Board of Estimate yester-
day the Corporation Counsel made report on inc
bills of David Dudley Field. Robert Sewell, Heorge
connection with tine injunctions which CITIZEN
Charles p Miller got out IN December to preyen 0
Mayor Edison from appointing, COMMISSIONS, o oi
for 500 Wo each Mr. Bliss $500 and Mr Cochran
ST. 600 In his bill for $1,000 Mt CocR,
ran included services to the Aioe nnmaI
raid of the wolfe Board.' Mr.. Lacombe recon- econ.
mended that Mr.. Bliss be paid in full, and ,ha at
Mr. Cochran be paid $500, but he decilneu oS S
make any recommendation concerning The yaiue OF
the services OF Messrs. Field and Sewel On motion
of Alderman Sanger the board resolved to pay eac
To Mr. Cockran for his services in defending the
CITY against the mythical Board of Aldermen , T.
transfer of an unexpended balance of 30 39Z from
the Police Hoard TO the Finance Department TO
meet evnenditures in 1884 and appropriations
from the Excise Fund to various institutions wero
made to the amount of $S1 600.
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20 Years Of Agony
Ended. The cuticura Remedies triumphant

have been afflicted for twenty with obstinate skin
disease called NJ DIS psoriasis and others eprosy
commencing scalp and in spite Of all could do with
the help OF the most skfu doctors slowly but surely
tended year covered my entire per-
in form For the last three years have
been unable to do abor and suffering intensely all the
time Every morning there could be nearly dustpanfu OF
scales taken from the sheet bed Of them half
large as the envelope containing this letter.
In the latter part OF wnt my skin commenced cracking
open. tried everything almost that could be thought or
without fny relief The 10Th OF June started West. in
hopes coud reach the Hot Springs reached Detroit AMI
soow thought should have to to the hospital but
finally got as far Lansing Mich where had sister Nv
ing One Dr. treat ed me about weeks, but did
good All thought had but short time to live.
earnestly prayed die Cracked through the skin all
my back my ribs hands limbs. feet badly
swollen toenas Off finger nails dead and hard BONE
hair dead ry and lifeess Oil strlw-Oh God how
did suffer.
My sister had small part Of box Of Cuticura In the
house She wouldn't give up said We will try Cucura"
Some applied band and Eureka there was
reefstopped terrible burning from the word
CO. They medatey got Cutcura ResOlvent Cutcura
and Culcurs soap commenced by taking tablespoon
ful OF Resovcnt three times day. after meals had bath
once day water about blood heat used Cutcura Soap
freely applied Cuticura morning and evening Result re-
turned to my home in just six wcoSs from time left and
my skin as smooth as this sheet Of paper.
HIRAM f. CARPENTER.
Henderson Jefferson County ". Y.
before me- this nineteenth day Of January $780,
A. NJ LEFFGNGWELL, Justice Of the Peace.
Cucura Resclvent the b'ool purifier internally, and
Cucura and ucura Soap thu great skin cures externally
clear the complexion cleanse the Skin and scalp and purify
the Blood species Of Itching Scay Pmpy scrou
ous Mercural Cancerous Humors and Skin Tortures
when physicians hospitals all other fat. sold
everywhere Price Cuticura Soap 25c Resolyent 81
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
BEAUTY's Bath. Tho cutcura Medicinal and Toilet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08

ins'ructing the children how to dispose OF garbage
bv burning 1t 80 that they might INFORM tneir
parents. The odors from kanes manure yara SUI.
infect Beekman HILL and committee VIII Hisi ..i ~
to determine whether the law is compiieGd Will u
The ladies will go under police protectlon' CaP'ah
Mount having offered TO be their escort.
TARIFF ASSOCIATION Election
The Tariff Association of Fire insurance ComPa-
MES held its annual election yesterday nc oncels
and standing committees nearly all OF whom were
reelected, are as follows: President, oalnuci I.
Blagden: vice-president. j. H. Washbnrn; secretary
and tire asurer William Del Boughton; c 0mnalt,eSe
Oh tariff, George NJ Cot. David Adee +; -. Ailei9'
II w Eaton n c. Miller f. V. Price, Thomas Is.
ZONES A. NJ KIRBY, William b.. Ogden, George l.
Patterson. IT., Charles NJ Peck, Charles Sewail'
lanes A. Sflvey. James Yereance and William A
Anderson. executive committee, j. NJ Whlton'
r d. AIliger James A. Alexander, Thomas +;
Goodrich Charles A. Hull, Edward Litchheld ana
George W. Montgomery
DEATH FOLLOWING WHITE DOVES VISIT
A white dove perched upon the sash OF an open
windon of the grammar school in Fifty-second-st.,
near EIphtb-aye while 900 boys were singing yes
terday morning. Some of the teachers sara Ihat
slipeIstitIous persons would regard It's appearance
AS an omen of death. About two hours ia,er
Thomas A. g. Regain, age fourteen, OF NO: 3Jo Mest
Forty I'll ire. ST. the monitor of class e., fell back III
his seat with n gurgllng sound in his throat. A
slate on which he was writing the class record iei
to the floor Mr. Jameson, the teacher. saw that
Reg9n had become nsensiblci and telling the other
bows to remain quiet. he carried the unconscious
lad out of the room aud scut tor inc prlhcipal,
Physicians were summoned, but hegan uleu IN
few seconds His death is attributed 10 heart us
ease.
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NEWARK.

celebration in honor of the bl-centennial Of the
birth of Bach and Handel will be held In ST. Paul =
Methodist Episcopal Church this eycninS.
Andrew Rohs age ifty-cieht, living az No1s5 Pros
pec,-st was decapitacd at the lamIlton-st. cross
ing of the pennsyyania Railroad yesterday by an
express tram.
Post OHicc Examiner Torrance yesterday began
an INVESTIGATION OF the charges that the carriers OF
the Post Oflice hal been used a. United states
deputy arshals aud supervisors at the iate gem
eral election. Several employees were examined
privately Postmaster Ward saws that he was
aware that the same thing was done in 1850, an!
he supposed that. in this instance. tue work had
been performed after the regular working hours
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NEVS FROM THE SUBURBS.
ROLLED DOWN STAIRS WITH A PI

ROLLED DOWN STAIRS WITH PRISONER
john Waters alias Jack Waldron, member OF
the notorious - Lava Bed" gang of Jersey CITY,
created disturbance on Monday night In a mission
house at First aud Monmouth SITS. he place vas
formerly dance house kept by billy Dwyor
When Waters persisted in making disturbance
Policeman Rickerlch was requested TO eject him.
Waters resisted and battle ensued. Waters aud
the policeman rolled down the. stars together and
when they reached the sidewalk crowd OF
Waters's friends gathered around aud encouraged
him lie Knocked the policeman down and then the
policeman Knocked him down. la the third round
the policeman was kuoc kcd down again and Waters
kicked him in the head and face. Tho policeman
finally drew his revolver aud shot Waters IN the
leg intlicting painful wound IL had the elect
of subGuing him. and he went quietly 10 the police
station. Yesterday Judge Stilsing committed hm
for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
RUNNING 4 FERRYBoAT on THE ROCKS.

The steamboat +. b. James of the North Shore
Staten Island Ferry was seriously damaged by run
ming 90 the rocks between the landings AT west
New Brighton aud sailors Snug llarhor yesterday
morning. Considerable connoilou followed among
the passengers, who were thrown from their lcct
and from their seats by the conclusion, aud rush
was made from The saloons, hut the deck hands
prevented them from gong out on deck. me Loat
soon backed off and when IL was found she was
leaking badly greater alarm was caused Arriving
at the dock the passengers and teams were landed
and were sent 10 this city on the steamboat Bay
Queen Then tie boat run ashore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Senator Ino mas, Wv W.:
Palmer of Michigan; William +. Chandler eXSecTcthIy
ofthc NAVY: Green b. Raum, of Illinois Dr. Eillott
Cones of Washington. and DIR. John p Gray. OF DtGa
j;rero0rt House Alexander Graham Ben, OF WASH
jncton Murray Hin Hotcl-Proiessor W. &, sumner
Of Male College and exLeutenant Governor George u;
Snmucr Of Connecticut go. Holman House Colonel
Robert G.; Ingersoll, of Illinois. Victoria Hohf-1eI
cra Francis Fcssenden of Maine, and Miss Anna M Il.
bany Grand Central Hotei-State treasurer Il. ~.
Hardeman, of Georgia Ne,c- YORK.
HofsI-Jarvis NJ. Adams. of Cleveland .AtoendTM
UotSi-W J. Craig. receiver Of the Toledo ClnclhIati
and st. Louis Railway Company . 'HSeV Ho"Se-
~ nj Indiana.
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IONl, ISLAND.

GARDEN CITY.-1he opening of the Cathedral OF
the Incarnation, the Stewart memorial, Will take
place Tomorrow at IL n. III. The religious excr-
cIses will be conducted by Bishop Littlejohn A
special train will leave Long Island City at 10
o'clock and Flatbush-ave., Brooklyn, at $50. Re-
turning II will leave Garden City at 3:45 D. M I he
choir Of ST. Mary's Church Will furnish the music
LoNG ISLAND CITY.-Rugg. the convicted muir
derer of Mrs Maybee and her daughter Anne. was
received into the Roman Catholic Church. in his
cell, in the Queens County Jail, yesterday
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ALONG THE SOUND-

BRIpGEPoRT.-The Fire Marshal has issued
orders that when the news of General Grants death
is received sixty-three strokes upon each of the
city fire bells shall he gIven......The funeral of
Colonel IL. NJ. Hoyt. formerly editor of The Norm
ina AeWs, took place yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
THE COUNCIL OF REFORM AT WORK.

A comm ttee Of the Municipal Council of reform
consisting of j. G. Sanders Warren Van Nor4en, .:
Noble Stearns Edward A. Morrison, Horace w i 9
iroiler Loew a protest against his doing anything
toward awarding contract for gravel Ior enG
for that purpose The Controller is doubtful
whether he has any legal right 10 stop the award
of the contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08

NJ the comnany. The assignment Is made to Chapn-
cey 8. Truax, without preferences. Mr.. Brown mas
been in the stable business for ABOUT twenty ~ ys ssy
anu i Years Mr. Ryerson acquired fortune in the
ale-brewing business and became associated WIN
Mr. Brown about seven years ago.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENOE

MINIATURE ALAMO
Sun nse 52a G27 Moon rises 135 Moons ara Is 20
WATER TO-DAY.
/H-Sandy Hook lilo Gov. Island. l;lS ieii Gsse on
PN-Sandy Hook 200 Island. 2:53 Hell Gate 4;41
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Announcements.

Announcements
Above all other earthly ills,
/ hate the tx ld.fash Oned pulls
Ry slow de they downward wcDd,
And often pau .. upward tend
SUI "A ii-conf r. are they Taught,
Their good crrt amount Ia naught
pr Pc cr prepares pill
That lust era us ais the bill
Re let ratner that Il all
A Pleasant pur .atlvc. and SMALL
!. lcr their nerd,
EYOuI und that speak truth, indeed
The Youthful color beauty and lustre are
graduay gray hair b, Parkers Hair ilsam
Many cases OF consuu pt0a cured 10y Parhers Ionic.
Henry A. DANIELS, VI. ~,
iaiLNr,nrionagc. bot T'sn :ltl AL tl'1 ~.
uorrs \ 10 1. ; Z Diseases u "a. NergO1s iYSsh
Crnito rinary ijrsnnA impIttd e4nisti-li.E
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Just Received

New line Of CARTS Venetians, plaim.faeed Mel
tons, together with the New English Wide Waio
DingOnaIs, which will make up I'm Spring
Oyersacks, lined with silk edges, fiat braided.
strapped seams, S25 and S3J
Another stock Of large PIaid-, Checks, and
Angola PIaids have just arrived. They are now
all the rage i'm London. We arc making them in
sack Suits 10 Nc close 10 figure, patch pockets.
'"o''c" sc""-, SD mad $50
The Threc-Button Morning Coat and Waist
coat, made with flaps and pockets the hips, 10
button lower on the 'front.' will succeed the four.
button high-cuf coat, which has become 80
common among the Cheap John" taiIors and
ready-made clothing houses. We arc making
them from Ciays Diagonais, Corkscrews, Piqucs,
&c, warranted not 10 gloss. .S2J SIS
We have the finest selection OF West Of Eng.
land Trouserings received i'm this country, com.
rising a great many Checks, Piaids and Stripes.
SO 50 and upward.
English Serge suitings. blue, brown md black
This make Of goods we have been using for tho
past five years and warrant them fast colours
We line them with pure Dye Silk corded seams,
Above prices are 2j TO 3j per cent lower than
the fancy-priccd tailor- charge for same goods
md workmanship.
All goods to order, and warranted ms repre-
scented.
Intending purchasers are invited 10 call and
examine our goods before placing their orders.
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES' CLOTH
SUITS. RIDING HABITS. TOP COATS, JACKETS &c.
Lady attendants.
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Jersey CITY.

The April term Of couri was opened yesterday nv
Knapp, who is i'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08

BEAUTYs Bath. Tho cuticura Medicinal and Toilet
soap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08

Deurys garments the most fashionable it ssd
the most original produced in Amerca.-EItract.
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AN ASSIGNMENT BY RYERsoN & BROWN.

AN ASSIGNMENT BY RYERSON q BROWN.
Ryerson & Brown made an assignment yesterday.
The firm name had been known 1or many years years as
livery and boarding stable business IN TINS city.
In the autumn of 1888 the business OF the irm was
sold to the New-York Cab Company, limited, the
value $100J of the common stock of the company.
The business of the cab company since then has
been sufficiently profitable to permit of dividends
being declared it's preferred stock. Mr.. Ryerson
Is the president and Mr. Brown the sunerintendent
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-28
AT TURNER HALL.
Rose Eytinge and Company IN
Still Waters Run Deep"

At Turner hall last night well filled
house greeted Rose Eyetinge and COM
pany in her initial performance in San
Antonio this season, in Taylor's "Still
Waters Run Deep"
The plot of the drama is highly emo
tional and is laid in England. 1t is II
drama of to-day and portrays the do
nestle life Of the average young bust
ness man Of the present day, who are
blessed with an elder female relative.
finds his household not run to fit his own
ideas of domestic felicity, but to sub
serve the will of the said relative. Mr.
Cyril Searle as John Midway, the
young, easy going husband Of q twelve
month, who married his beautiful wife
and expected TO have Il domestic Eden
well portrayed his part. lie has as
members Of his household his father-in-
law, Old Potter, and his wiIe's aunt,
Mrs. Sternhold, u widow, who has ideas
of her own and rules the household, in
iluencing the wife against her husband
because he seems to be so mild In his
temperament. Mr.. W. X. wilkins en-
acted the role of Old Potter excellently
well, and is a good comedian, while
Miss Eytinge, IN the role Of Mrs. Stern
hold, portrayed the stern aunt with al
most incredible truth to life. Horace
Vinton as the villain, Captain lIawksley.
whose intrigues are at last unearthed
and punished by the easy going hus-
band, who proves himself not as shallow
as he appears, carried his difficult role
successfully to the end. The entire
company IL excellent aud their perform
anoe first class.
perhaps Objectionable to an audience. as
were also the long Intervals between
acts.
Tonight Miss EyIinge appears in the
great Partisan success, Led Astray."