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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

that Is only question II time o1eo on s merits
VIII drive out or the market all butter a. an artice 81
consumption that has become tainted or on flavor b.
age Otherwise
These are plain solid truths that will sooner o.
later override all tho abuse that has been
poured out against 0le0 universally 81
one thing you must rest assured, there Is no powce
now that the Court Of Appeals has decided against pro
hbon stop the sale Of these goods The press
can hinder interfere with the sale OF the goods ont
the sooner the press It's far reaching influence treats
the matter In impartial spirit tho sooner the fraud Of
selling oeo for butter will be done away with
may not be out Of place 10 that tho facts about
the purity Of well known by Of
the members OF the Court OF Appeals who visited An
oeo factory years ago. before he ever expected t
time expressed surprise and praise at tho wonderful al
vance OF tho In the science Ut making butter This
Is nrmy believe, just what you will discover II you
will iDak- q similar Investigation.
Yours etc., N. wArERBURY
Heto- York, June 49, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Assistant Engineer
m 7 Cid has bean ordered to duty at the Naval
Academy. .,
Naval Constructor Samuel W. POok has been de'aoheo
from the League Island Navy Yard and ordered to the
navy yard at New-York. ~ nj, no. ho., 40.
eepted. os,n Ir,art,, has
,een ordered to Columbus Barracks. OHIO, Tor tempo
nary duty ,.-. r,o,,as III nor.
The resignation of First Lieutenant Thomas II; Dat
her lst Artillery, aide-de-camp has been aecepn'd
Second Lieutenant julius H. Webster, sigma Corps,
has been relieved from further duty at ST. LOUIS ana WI"
proceed to Portland, Me. .o,r
The following naval cadets having compItteu tneil
have given their commissions IN lhe oruer
Mentioned Ensiyns s. d. Green William W. Atmistead,
O. W street. c. p Eaton. ]. NJ Elcott, j. D. Jackson
G. r. sweetlng b. T. TLurston. IA. George, r. L. Chapn'
II A Field Assistant engineers. w. ]. BaNler, CIV
Dyson NJ r. Darrah, W. G. Herbert, A. :. Hastead Inc
remainder of The class OF 1882 have all been honoraby
sischareed excep f. s. Gloscock of Mary apd who was
dropped These cadets receive $1,000 each upon thFn
discharge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
SUMNER CHANGES ON THE ELEVA7ED ROAD

a general Orucr recently IsSUUU Uy InV HdH-
haitian Railway Company reducing the facilities Tor
travel over the elevated roads has already gone into
effect Colonel Hahn. the general manager said yester'
day that this simply the regular summer reduction,
but 1t had been made IN way this year Instead
of reducing the number OF trains and running less ire
quently he said tive have adopted the method OF taxi
ing of single from each train. except on the Third
Avenue line. and of running trains on the Old schedule
ON the Third Avenue line have made no reduction as
vet on the Sixth Avenue line have taken ear from
each train and run intervals Of four minutes during
the middle of the day on the second and Ninth Avenue
lines run in the middle Of the day instead OF
three" ,
% is this reduction greater in effect than that OF last
year,"
NO. less II costs than the old way. hut II Is
more convenient for The people
at said that the Broadway Surface Road has largely
reduced travel on the elevated roads"
THAT is nonsense" said the Colonel einphatcauy.
" on the contrary, careed nearly million more
passengers tins June than IN June OF last year The
surface road doesn't hurt There IL room Tor an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
M,scr1J,ANEOUs APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The President to-o"y
made the following appointments: 49,
Edward Duffy. to be Postmaster at Ann Aroo'' wv.
Joseph s. Gillespie to be Surveyor OF Customs Tor the
harms IT. Of Maine to be Consul of United
States at Cadiz. 4. =. c.nro,orv NJ the
legation of the United States to Anstro- hungary E
Nathan H. Gatchel, to be Appraiser Vi 'ioi0""" "
the District Of Buffalo Creek. ~ T. u.,,orr
me Secretary OF the Treasury has anpohsee w VrE
Girard. be Assistant Inspector OF HUNS a'
vice b. +. Howell. resigned. ,y,, p,rord
Messrs ]. b. Moore, OF Dcaware j., WILSON, ha va
rsen annointed 10 clerkshps in tho Department. OF
state Mr. Bayard is distant knsman 10 oecret s,
Bayard not known by that oiiicM un, ar
he had passed his examination. lilo Is recent ~.
of Princeton and stood first in the examination vi 'o
applicants for the State Department vacane dow an
jvln ID Biddis, OF Milford, Penn. was to,nay az
pointed chief OF division In tho internal AM .
Office vice Armstrong, resigned ana assishc" " ""'
10 assist the Solicitor OF Internal revenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
FoR IMITArIyo GUArEMALAy MONEY.

The trial OF EDWARD llaiI lsaac ~. LaWrcncc
and william l.. IIoliwell. charged with conspirng to
counterfeit Guaiemaan bank notes, continued yes
teray before Judge Benedict In the United States Circuit
Court The prosecution presented evidence showing the
attempts 10 the printing Of tile limitations OF tue
notes. The defence That the mysterious Gcorge.
whose name was said by the defendants To be SANS
secured the assistance OF the defendants In plan To
print advertisements the backs Of papers printed In
imitation bank notes Hall. who has been several
for fOrgcrc- did not present himself
as n witness. Lawrence testified that ho speech
lator and that lie bccycd such ADVERTISING would DO
profitable and that he did intend 10 the printed
notes counterfeit money A. ii. Purdy and Charles
A. Hess defended the prisoners. Assistant District
Attorney Foster summed up the ease for the Govern
mcnt The jury after short Sbsence from tho court
room rendered verdict OF guilty against Hall and Law
renee. acquitted Iowcil. who Is young man and
Ii the nephew OF Lawrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
CHARLES 80 LIBBY NOT HEARD FROM

dispatch from Chicago says that it was an
nounced there yesterday that Charles A Libby OF the
firm Of James L. Libby & Co., manufacturers OF shirts
at No. $40 Broadway who disappeared some weeks ago.
had been heard from in Boston, that he had written 10
his father In this city saying that he had heard with
row OF his wes suicide from grief at his disappearance
and supposed DEATH and that ho intended to begin life
anew under another name.
James /. Libby, his half brother. was seen ut the
store In Broadway yesterday lie said that II any letter
OF the KIND had received he would have heard OF it,
and that his rather who Is cigyone years old, Is In
Now Ham shire and not In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 8 1885,

C. d. W. Bridgman Henry Carter, J.. X. Emmett aud
family. Albert A. Hirsh, the Rev. and Mrs. A. b. kesay
H. g. Miller George Morrison, the Rev. J. A. Grit. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. T. St j. Greble Mr. and Mrs. T. Is; CID
son, tho Rev. c. H. Grint, General James w. Husted,
j. w. Ill., Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Humphreys, r. NJ Russell,
Lieutenant Colonel II. Is. Scott, f. Ii. Shaw, William
Sloane and DIR. NJ. II. Williams.
Among those who sailed on the Hammonia for Ham
burg George b. Adams DIR. H. Nj. Lufkln, Dr.
l.. =. Mitchell, the Rev. Bernard schopre the Rev.
Joseph Ottcnhues, Professor Albno Como Professor
Henry shradcck. DR. and Mrs. Gusayc Radecke, oscar
Bischon United states Consul at Sonnoburg ana the
Rev. j. NJ. Mercer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
THROUGH LINES FROM BEHRIyG TO MAGELLAN.
Hinton Rnwan Helner formerly United States

Consul Buenos Ayres, who will be remembered "a the
author, before the war; OF "The Impending Crlsls.
book which caused excitement among the slave
holders Of those days. said 10 reporter yesterday
am living for In West tythird-st and am
extremely busy. am much encouraged about the three
Americas railways Fifty years hence. II not sooner
some of us will a continuous line OF railway commu
nIcation Behring's Strait to the Straits Magellan
aud the City OF Mexico TO the capital OF the Agcn
tine Republic. Why noti"
Mr. Helper a tall, fnc-lookng man, and his hair and
beard are white Yet he looks 10 be as vigorous man
of middle age,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
THE AMBROSE LIGHT RELEASED.

Judge AullSOn DfOWn, Oh Tie Oultcu states
District Court yesterday rendered decision releasing
the vessel Ambrose Light t. her owners on payment Of
COSTS The vessel carried arms and uniforms to tho
insurgent port of Baranqua, IN the Unei states OF
Colombia and afterwaTd visited other ports. having
board force of insurgents The customs officers Of the
regular Government were captured at one place. The
vessel seized prize by direction OF Admiral
.ouet and brought % this country. The captain
was arrested, but aterward released. X. d. Bene-
diet and Lieutenant Arthur appointed Prize COM
and they took evidence To the ownership
of the vessel and the which 1t had been put They
reported to Judge Brown who mado order yesterday
for her release The award OF costs made on tho
ground that The naval officers had reasonable cause 10
believe that the vessel was improperly used. l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
MORE WORK AT THE NAVY YARD.

Inc UD1tcu SIaItS 5VtdIIcT VIIIdIIH, "IIIVH IOIV
the Navy Yard few days and was reported ready
for sea- ordered back TO the yard for further repairs
and alterations Yesterday. Her steering Is TO be
paired and she is nave the blowers, that were put III
the nreroOu 10 increase the draft 10 the furnaces re-
moved electric lights have also been found useless
to he removed
s,Thc vessels at the Navy Yard upon which con
siderable work IL to Le done that Will probably warrant
the Inent OF large force OF workmen are ihe
Omaha Essex, POwhatin. Alliance, intrepid Iallapoos"
and MantOnomah.
Naval Constructor Samuel W. Pook was detached from
the League Island Navy Yard yesterday and appointed
TO the Brooklyn yard succeed Chief Constructor Min
toyne VINO had been sent to the Portsmouth yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
RULES FOR picYcLERs IN PROSPECT PARK.

Owing to the public feeling aroused by the
death of child from collision with bicycle near the
Music stand In Prospect Park. recently. the brooklyn
Park Commlss their meeting yesterday formally
adopted rules which had previously been posted
in The Park by Superintendent Cuyrr. These permit
ridng only In the footpaths forbid racing speeding
and blowing OF bnges provide that riders must al.
mount when crossing the drives and mat mexper'c ncca
riders cannot the Park ana prescribe other Inc hoos
to prevent annoyance 10 pedestrians or drivers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
THE DEATH OF TIE YOUNG OPIUM SMOKER.

Sing Tone, of No. 4 Mott-st., the
Chinaman who arrested Wednesday
night charged with being the proprietor OF the
opium joint where Samuel Davenport, the young
cabdrivcr, found dying. discharged by Justice
Smith, In the Tombs for lack OF evidence against him.
Teresa Nessozo Italian woman, swOre however, that
Tone carried keys and went in and out at will. The
body OF the young man was taken charge or by his
father Charles Davenport, who keeps livery stable at
No 3l4 East fortiethst The autopsy held by Coroner
Martin and DIR. jenkins upon him showed death to be
due to opium poisoning OF q system that was already
broken down with disease The man had smoked him
self trance. In which his heart gradually ceased to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
FIGHTING AGAINST GEORGH BONDS

protest has been prepared, to be sent to
Attorney OBrlen. against the admission OF the
bonds OF The OF Georgia into the class In which the
savings banks OF the state permitted to invest their
funds. Many signatures OF the holders OF these bonds
have secured and the protest says: 1.-THE owners
such 1.-THE Savings BanD funds being without power
10 In the courts. would have rel upon
the the state OF Georgia, which has been and
remains forfeited" Among the signers Henry Clews
Co.. Morris X. Jesap }. Pierpont Morgan. Morton.
Bliss K Co.. Russell sage, the Brooklyn Trust COMPANY
the Metropolitan Savings Bank the Fulton Bank OF
Brooklyn, Richard irwin Co., Samuel w. Miibsnk and
the Commercial Warehouse Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
DIR. TAuszKYs GUARDIAN OBJECTED TO.

Justice Andrews. in the Supreme Court,
Chambers yesterday heard argument an application
made in behalf OF Mrs j. Feischman sisters Of
DR. Rudolph Tauszky for the removal of Max Danger
as committee OF the Doctors person aud estate In unaoy
proceedings Ailiiayits were presented alleging that
MIR Dsnziger has abused his and has converted
his own money belonging to Dr. Tauszky IL WAS
uTther alleged that after having caused him To be con-
fined some time among drunkards at Bellevue Hospital
he had him secretly conveyed 10 asylum where no
was not properly treated rhe decision reserved.
Dr. Tauszky time shot his wife and then at
tempted suicide anu subsequently adJudged TO be
luDatlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
GENERAL GRANT AND GENERAL TAYLOR

To The Edftor Of The Trt5uae.
SIR: In the following paragraph from Gen.
eral Grants memoirs published in THE TRIBUNE Of the
9th inst, there appears to he mistake:
saw good deal of General Taylor during my service
with state. On occasion he said To me that I
ought To into the United states service. told him
intended to do so il there lie spoke of his
acquaintance with the public Il the state aud said
he could get them 10 recommend me for position. and
that he would do all he cOnld for declined to
Endorsements for permission to hgnt for my coun
try.
General Grant certainly meant some other General
Taylor than General Zachary Taylor, who died while
President of the United states, In 1850, for General
Grant did not resign from the Army until 1854. O.
NeD-i0,k June lo 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
SHOOTING wOoDcooK IN NEwJERSEE

wOcdcock IL permitted In New-Jerscy and the oppor
tuny has been improved by sportsmen through all the
wooded tracts OF country. They cannot be exposed for
sale In this city TIL August l. In Brooklyn they can be
sold now. They being killed IN Maryland. Delaware,
Virginia and the CaroDas well as In Newcrsey, ana
while they may be and are sent abroad III quantities. the
and pendent American cZen OF New York dafcs
not order woOdcock for dinner Till August. They
selling In Brooklyn for 81 pair. In season the demand
cuc IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
OLEOMARGARINE DEFENDED BY DEALER.
IN the Edttor OF rhs Tribune.

SR have noticed your frequent unfavor-
able comments oleomargarne and am prompted to
ask you to give the much article fair show and
treat it AS pure wholesome food product that has
come TO stay. There have been many unjust state
mcnts that feel compelled to make the following state
ment. which be verified by any one who will visit
any OF the factories and give the subject full and nr
partial investigation
say that no impure ingredient can be used In the
most limited quantity In the making of a marketable
oleomargarinc butterine that viii not show itself
either to taste smell certainly that any novice
can detect It. There article used In the making Of
either oeomar garno buterne that is not IN daily
use In almost every family. The oleo factories
clean and managed carefully every respect any
dairy creamery anywhere.
Oeomargarine butterlne will keep sweet under any
exposure worry much longer than natural butter and for
this reason, laying aside any other retail dealers
prefer to handle H. and will give II the preference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
THE COURTS.

BUDDENsIEK To SUMNER IN THE TONES,
The application by exJudge William Fuller.
ton and Charles w. Brooke to continue the preliminary
stay pending appeal in the case OF Charles A. Budden-
sick who was convicted OF manslaughter for erecting
unsafe buildings, partly argued before Justice Van
Brunt the Supreme Court. Chambers yesterday. As
sstant Nicoll representing the prose.
cuon. Justice Van Brunt said that the further hear
ing on preliminary order could only take place before
him. and MS he would not sit IN Chambers until August t
must be postponed new proceedings must be- nsti-
tuted before another judge The finally set
down FOR August 20 The preliminary stay continues In
the meantime aud Buddensiek will remain in the Tombs
all His appeal 10 the General FERN Of the SUI
preue Court cannot be argued until next fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
LEE roo SHORT FOR SUCH LETTERS.

WASHINGTON, July 2 (SpeciaD.-A story IS
so,a here that Henry BOIL. who was Senator Paynes
candidate for United States Marshal Of the son'herh
District Of Ohio lost the place through his own hnpru
deueo is said he wrote two letters to the fresiuchs
marked "private and confidential" They con."'noa
srvcp and nine pages respectively Mr. Cleveana sau
life and his term OF Office were short to rcad he
ters turned them over TO clerk But nc st hn%t
once for Bohs hackers and told them they must nun
MP another candidate, which they did Ill inc person "
Marshall Urner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The motion to make permanent the injunc-
ton procured by A. j. Dtsnhoeier Mt the suit OF Helm
rich Conriel aud Leo Goldmark. restraining Sidney
Rosenfeld from producing or publishing interfering
with the production of " The Black Hussar" and from
publishing the song Read tho Answer In the stars"
was 10 he argued before Justice Andrews In Chambers
.tertay No one appearing in Opposition the plain
Tins colscl subted the papers and the decision was
reserved.
The application OF Alice Frankie TO be released from
the Ludlow street JAIL where she Is confined with her
husband William Frankie charge OF false impris-
onment preferred by Mary Coosan was denied By Jus
10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE REGATTA.

WORCESTER, Mass, July (Spec'dD.-Ioe
Regatta Committee this afternoon decided that satnF
day intcr-coc gate race In Lake Qnnsganond shall
be rowed over the observation-disclosures course from the
Poor Farm Bridge the Causcway and thtt shall taAe
place at o'clock The OF the referee Is still unde
cled Nothing has been heard from Frank T. Brown OF
Scw-Yor who was the choice OF the committee.
The crews drew positions IN the order nainei count
ing from the west side of the lake BrO"n CORNELL
BowdCin PENNSYLVANIA. All the crows were out on the
water this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
CAI.ENDARI ruli DAY.

SUPREME COURT. cu.MBgss-Betors Andrews J.--NQ&
as 90 81 1922 S2i 32s 332 1885, 33S. 49, 3J2 SS1
800 80. 3,~.
sURRoGArE's CoUar-Rollins S.-No cay calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRr--sPEciAL rkRA-before SedSwick, ~.
No day calendar.
CoMyoS plgIs-sPEcIAL rggA-Beore Van Hoesen. j.
No day calendar
COUkT on OYER TEadiNsR- Before Barrett, j., and
Asst. DIST ATTY. Felows.-N0da day calendar.
COURT GENERAL SkssloNsPARr I.-A'uoutncd Tor the
term. -.
fer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

,oor.s q, nun,sbment proper to administered
a. an oicer by reason Of the violation by ms Wiz &c
nav regulation found difficult in pracce .,h,ittv IL
.s ~ Control and hence the degree or respomsIo.s
found to vary greatly in different families Inc vnS
IMITATION Of this matter in each case III @
and too delicate an investigations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

,rhoo demanded the return of the presents but tho
bride refused to them saying that IL was er
money that paid for them After the Court ana spee
nps had ali The fun they wanted with Heritage Judge
ssng said that he did not think there was % t
deuce 10 sustain charge OF conspiracy but NC wou i'
the case 20 before the Grand Jury lie paroiod inc IL
red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
DEFENDING COLONEL cRUaP.
To tn Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR: The statement published in your yes
terday's issue, in your special from this camp,
TO the effect that Colonel Crump, Of
Kentucky, refused to assume command
when II devoved upon him is without foundation and
should be corrected Colonel Crump Is too thorough
soldier and perfect gentleman act In this child
ish under any circumstances. lie has been In
command OF the camp day, and will continue
until properly relieved. j y. KELLY,
LIST Regiment, Kentucky State Guards
PhtiadeIphlG, July =, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

WASHINGTON, July pit is understood that
Mr. Kelley recently appointed United States Minister 10
Austria will not be recalled lie Will go 10 vienna an"
sboull the Austrian Government refuse to receive MN
n ia iutimated that tho United states Government VIII
renan unrcnresented at the Vienna Court 1t is heid
mat Mr. Kelley is capable man and III every way h''oA
To nm The Office to which he has been assigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

The tab e shows that Dcmar the first prize and
Uanhan the second Ryana nd ID. q. Baird have still
game to play, but the result will not Affect the tourna-
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
WINNERS AT CHESS.

The Manhattan Chess Club annual tourna-
ment which began ON May H. Is endei. aud tho con-
may have time to unite the knots In their
overt xcd brains The last game. which play be-
tween d. O.. Bdrl and SIR. Dclinar was finished last
night Mr. Baird rcsgnlng after thirty-cght plays Tho
following the scores OF The seven members VINO
entered the tournament:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
COURTNEY AND THE CORNELL CREW.

ITHACA. July (SpeciaD John Lewis, the
amateur oarsnan, who reported to have gone yes
teriay Lake ,nsigamond TO coach tho Cornell crew.
was In town to-day. and viii not bc abie To reach Lake
Ounsgamond la dine Ia be OF service. Courtney Il al
verti-ed against COnley al Union Springs short
distance down the lake from Ithaca, ON Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
LIGHTNING STRIKING RAoE-oOURsE STABLE

In thunderstorm last evening the hotel,
stables and oubudngs OF the Woodsde Race Course at
Stamford, Conn., were struck by lightning and totally
destroyed Messrs. Lambert GayIor lessecs. are the
principal LOSERS but the amount OF the loss was not
ascerained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
DRORNED AT TIE ERIE ASIN.

An unknown man, ago forty-fiye, was
drowned by falling of the Erie Basin breakwater of
Columbi last night The body recovered. In
the pocket ~ bill head With the name J. T. Har-
gtOn cigars and tobacco III Strand nearly opposite
Khnebeck Ferry, Rondout. n. u"