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New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
EIGHT POISONED RIOTERS DEAD.

CHICAGO, May ! 1.-Of the Polish and Bohe-
rnian rioters who regaed them-elves with the liquid
when they sacked the drug store at Cen
traave and Eichteenth-st last Wednesday. eight have
dled. and at ieast four known to be beyond
hopes recovery. The police have been TOO mucn oe-
cuped with other matters TO hunt up those who were
reported scE but physician has been found who has
attended some OF the victims He said 1t undouot-
edy that the men had been poisoned by drinking
tue contents Of the bottles in the wrecked drug-store
added The stuff taken mostly wine OF cachi-
cum, which greatly resembles sherry wine and has
strong smell OF alcohol. IL IL viruent poison aud II
certain death II taken into the stomach IN any
quantity over teaspOOufuL The effect produced "
drinking II down tn ups IA IL doubtless was would Ne
tie victim eIcrnciating pal ns In he bowels anu
convulsIous The effect does of 10 any gfeAt
extent hut increases IN violence FOR hours. un com
pieteiy exhausted the patient dies IN agony his Whole
form writing ana his muscles drawn up III Knots Over
his arms. legs and neck" Franz stominski. Joseph
HudrX A NOwak. Peter surtnrE. Joseph Monznk. Carr
WilihriZ Jake zahsman and Avail Dej-c are dead ne
following sick and Will probably die Hermaa Ha-
prick, Anton kittO, Frank Petask, Hubit MaAL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
srGGFSrIOyS Or THB BAR As OCIATION

The Bar AssOcia ion last evening adopted
the report OF special committee consisting OF David
Dudley FIELD Joseph II. ChOaie r. r. COudert william
+ Opdyke aud VII lam T. HOInbower RECOMMENDING
the fO wing action 10y the bench 70 prevent drais, e.
A ~ planned reform in the mode OF making ana
calling the calendar. The assignment o sunlrelt une
yCrte business - p"rni careful examination or
the pa-ls and the granting Of provisional remedies
before courts should tie shortened by stIf ter
discipline. closer adherence to the less Irrelevant
testimony. fewer debates and no personal sltercatiODs
They recommend legislative action fOlloSs
revision aud cuudeusaiiOn Of the Code OF Civil
Procedure alton OF lnjunetiOns preventing the
abuse OF by nXing In every order the
the referee and requiring a 'lslOn within rx
period: recurring the Judges 10 try all material ss
hich The parties O submit 10 .hem relieving tho
tudg,s 40 far A. OF al rOutiDe work In all
a DECISION wit in a hxel period should he reqniie of
every Judge and every court except court o' lat
the ordering o. ala should be restricted to
where j. apparent that injustice mas neoh lone
resolution direc ing the eomInittee on ne amend
,nent NJ tne Nv 10 examine bill on the code OF
evidence noS before the Legislature anu take such
hscllnn 4, inav be Eecess Wy. WIS adOI -cu.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
GENERAL STRIKE OF swITCHMEN.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 11.-A general
strike of wtchmen has just been begun here because
non-union man employed Oy the Vandalia Railroad
Company.
The switcnmen and engineers employed In the rrelghs
yards OF the railroads except the Indiana oomngto
aud Western have forced by the strikers to quit
work. Men who refused to obey the order 10 lea'e
their work were compelled TO do So several OF the
engine RS pushed from their locomotives and some
OF the switchmen driven TO their homes those
who showed disposition not to obey the strikers were
threatened with violence. The strikers declare that
they Will not allow any freight TO be moved upul the
svitehman who was discharged has been renstated
The vandalia officers say they will not yield
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.

CHICAGO, May Ill hope Parsons viii be
captured" sald the Rev. Dr. H. w. Thomas last even
ing His ovid when they threw that bomb not only
committed murder but struck blow at the peace OF the
whole country About year ago club on the West
side composed OF many wealthy anu Influential gentle
men, Spies Parsons ani 5cnwab 70 conference
They invited by card and precautions were taken
that nothing OF the affair should get mo the news
papers They and arguet the question fulIy
with them They were well intornel' ani AZ tunes
made assertions. spies said that an Anarchist
different from irish IL ntuiter lie l@lSnet -
he described the attempt mste on the British House or
Parliament He said That IL tue as@Alants nad knO WI
their business they would have placed DETER OOmos
there alone, they would nave placed tnon
where the hall crowded with people we nave
iDs You. lie said referring 10 the men
present. property We 40 not believe IN
the OF property means OF reform. Dut IN
the destruction Of life. We need the property be-
lieve Parsons be the worst one OF Inc lot DeeVe
ne 2 ht 10 be hanged.'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
LLL Il

BANKs-Tueslay May II. Emma Banks vis)' The iai,
A - Banks.
Funeral AZ ~ rs.ience O'hr father Byr1n Hi Mount
Kisco. y. T.. Friiy. Nay .. az l. O'clpcN
BAR >UA--unily. May 9 David y. Barnum. -
Funera r. Barthoomews "a Ircl. Madls
AMI s-t 81. ihlrsIag. tIe i.,tiL at y.
It IS AlndF requested tLat 40 lowers be Sat
FORWA D AT ,oiOn ,a-Irlsr NAY : JEANNE stacy
wlie Of Charles Forward AID dau 5nter " Professor ie
Charller.
MUNN-Mav TO- 1881 Heen H. Mlnn. ths 76th year u
Funeral private from her retelcs ij3 East i3hs.
Wednesday. M -. az D. m
PRATg-At OF wight, Ma .. ~ Ia Stlry Pratt Flci
Erasmus c. tratf. furmeriy OF PtuafeiphIa
RYLE-Monday m0niag. Nay 10. Lar a. Ilfln cilt II
Kate z. William l. Ryte, gel montls tnt iays.
FuneTa. private
~1AG l. on Tuesday evening", MAJ H. IN 10th
year Oi nis tg'
Notice o hereafter
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ceivel bv bein tirDwn from horse Ft@in stewart lr,
PayI spectOr kGwn stewart C. > ~ IA ti5 'tl
wear - nis
Notice OF here at
WHEATON-At MS residence IN Poughk 'els' faf II
1856. Charlie, Wne ,tOn. IN the j2I year - his
Notice Of funerd h1ret,tcr
woeRIsH, frAR-Qo sheeyenng o. the 9th Inst. Charles
F. WO~rishoner. aged t3.
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Please omit 1o~ers.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
THE FIELD CIVIL CODE DEFEATED.

ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST TIE MEASURE IN
THF ASSEMBLY.
FROM TIE RFCULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE. J
ALBANY. May 11.-David Dudley Fields
civil ode mp the order Of third reading in
the Assembly this afternoon. All the lawyers OF the
Assembly were at attentive. Mr.. HotchSiss, Of
Brooklyn, moved that the enacting clause be stricken
out The measure would revolntionize the jurspru
of the state aurspruieuce That had existed Tor
$50 years that brought from England by the fore
fathers OF the country The adoption OF the bill as
law would embark the lawyers OF the State upon sea
OF conjecture
Mr. Arnold OF Otsego county, also opposed the bill.
saving that he If many OF the Assembymen had
examined dozen sections OF the BILL which mad $500.
It was codihcation OF thirty years
am and had been examined critically
nv "a many legislatures. Governors Robinson and
Corne had vetoed the measure. He doubted IL the As
semby va. willing 10 this Judgment The bill
was opposed by vast majority OF the lawyers ana
Judges of the State Their decision should be hnaL
Mr. Connolly said that he regretted to see that the
lawyers were opposed to the bill They always were
oppose to any reform Yet It was good Sign that
the ne1cest opposition made By the backwoods law
yers
The phrase "backwoods lawyers" greatly angered
many of the country Lawyers They took up the phrase
criticised the bn and voted against. Mr. Hamilton. OF
New-York joined the "backwo woods" lawyers In oppo-
siiion to the bill He said ttat 1t was
full, Of strange phrases and definitions.
which would cause confusion in the
courts No could tell what definitions meant
until the highest courts had interpreted them. The
state had now excellent system Of common law and
should adhere 10 it
Mr. Kruse said that II the Civil Code would do away
with the present confusion among the laws should
vote for IT, but convinced 1t would have this
effect
Mr. Hotchkiss then withdrew his motion to strike out
the enactlng clause and a vote taken the bill
drectly Mr. McClesnd said he WAS opposed 10 Judge
made lay and could conceive Low any one who
nr.rtisrd law cou d oppose the Code"
speaker Hustled expressed his surprise mat 'laymen
sLnuld descrtbr the bill us the OF human folly
Thr be,t lawyers Of the State differed with them All
Enew nat Asre emblynAn h Chnrch u 1850 w,s one
49, onnonrrd iudge OF the Supreme Court OF Dakota
where the Code used and was now OF inc opinion
IN at IL ought o be adopted In this stata -. =. -,
Mr.. Arnold replied that tho state OF new otx
led All the other States and Territories In law
IN alters The decisions OF Its courts ranked Win
thoss Of the supreme Court OF the United States onoer
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
Two STRIKERS SHOT DOWN.
FATALLY WOUNDED BY THEIR FORMER EMPLOYER
WHOM TuKY AssAILFD.

WHOM THEY AssAlLFD.
CHICAGO. May II (SpeciqO. Two of the
ex-employes OF the furniture manufacturing finn OF
Bruseake K Reck shot and it is thought. fatally
wounded bv Charles J. Bruschke the head OF the firm,
tonight The factory opened to-day after stubborn
o; months duration be- ween the men
and employers Only about half the force was on han
and hesr Mr. BruscHke had sworn in a. special police
farlng trouble from the employees who ned out, as
well from professional agtatOrs. After quitting time
tonight Bru-chke OF the outsiders surround
crowd OF his men, and although there was no violence
offered, thOucht he would disperse them. He
accordingly tried do So AM their refusing TO move
attempted to arrest some Of them. At this Junctre
struck him severe blow from behind.
leveiling him to the ground and While he was down
some bit him again stru ugglins to his knees he
drew a revO er ana fired three at four who
assaul iny him. Felix Adler vas struck IN the
chest and Alloys wagseer in the Jaw the bullet pen
Grating the neck Both taKen to the hospital
their wound, pronounced Serious bruo'hAc
surrendered himself to the police.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES.
TIGHTENING ERIE CANAL L0CKs-PRIsoN LABOR
FIFTH AVENUE STAGES.

LENGTHENING ERIE CANAL LOCKs-PKlSON LABOR
-FfFTH AVENUE STAGES.
ALBANY. May IL Especial. 1.-THE Senate to-
night after loug debate passed Assembiyman Caters
bill appropratng 81 900 lenghenng certain LOCKS
Of the Erie Canal When locks extended there
will be 90 miles of the canal which two boats can
pass through the locks al the same time.
II was mored to-day that resolution woud De
offered IN of the Legislature recalling from
the Governor Dill authorizing him to appoint "th
the consent Senate three more aluednct commits
sonera No resolution OF this nature however. was
Offered tonight II said the Governor Intends 10
sign the bill this present week and submit the nonina
tons to the Senate To-day Governor Hill signed the
bill providing method Of procedure for the Attorney
General TO take in winding up the Broadway surface
Railway Company.
The Republican senators agreed to support no.
table amendment to Senator McNlan's bill authorizing
the Governor and Senate appoint commission to In
vestgate the prison labor problem. The amendment
provides that the superneBcnt of prisons may employ
the piece price system in junction win
the present system. the public account" until the
commission makes Its report The bill will be pushed
through the Legislature.
The Governor transmitted a memorandum telling why
he signed the night school bill
In the Assembly this morning resolution was Onered
bv Jerome BabcOck asking that JOINT committee of
eight members be appointed to confer With committee
appontrd by and House OF Representatives,
i'm resard to the the Erie Canal ami TO
ASCERTAIN II sufficient TO meet The requirements oI
commerce ar II should he en-! rged and the
cost OF such enlargement and npon what terms ana
conditions the United states Will MAINTAIN the
canal for the requirements OF inter state commerce.
The resolution ma ie special order for THURSDAY
Mr. sheas racing association bi came up on It's hna
passage aud rejected. -
senator Traphsgrns bill authorizing the Fifth Avenue,
New-Y rk. Transportation Company 10 run s'ases ,
road station passed with only neratIvr vote
Mr Reily's bill making the thiri saturday OF -epte,
Der public coiday, known as Labor Day. was passed
bv he
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
OB!TU1EY.
GEORGE n. BUTLER

WASHINGTON. May 11.-George H. Butler, a
nephew Of GeDeral B. f. Butler and well known some
years ago per writer. dei tonight General
Butler who Is in tho city, has made arrange
nent. for the funeral George II. Butler was
Consul General ct Cairo. Egypt under General
Grant but he position through personal nscon
duct UDder President Hayes he was appointed u
special agent In the Post Oice Department nut he
reno for before he could perform any
duty He writer Of some ABILITY, aud Orlghtne-s.
but strong drink continually led hm into trouble. He
M .e unsuccessful efforts TO conquer his app
tite HIS uncs did much g. help nim. bat was finally
forced TO abandon him to his fate. He married. Rose
Eyunge, the years ago. but their married
lie ended by divorce.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
The ARBITRATION BILL DISCUSSED.
FIXING THE TINE Ar ONR YEAE-THE BROoKLY
Gas BILL.

BILL
ALBANY, May IL (Speciqlj. - Assembyman
Hardiu's Arbitration bill was called up. ant Mr. Kellogg
opposed the extension OF the OF the bolri for
three years The legislation experimental. and he
held that one year would be ample time for the trial
H. favored any right demand Of the labornS ani
opposed any wrong demand. Mr. Low held the same
position.
Mr.. Comsiock declared he yielded HIS own conviction
that a year sufficient time for experiment
simply because half loaf better than bread.
Mr. held that three years should be accorded the
Commission.
Mr. Reilly took tho same attitude, holding II the
Commission did not work well 1t couid be abolished
next year He urged the Senate yield the full boon
the work1ngmen
Mr.. Fasset replied that the bill was not
exclusively for the workingmen. Every good
citizen desired arbitration instead OF strikes
The legislation is confessedly empirical, and should
not be adopted for long a period as three
years.
ofexperiment
Mr.. Kelocgs amendment fixing tho term Of the Board
of ArbtratorS at year adopted. yeas H. nays
II. party vote. Republicans in the affirmative ,,.
party OF bill. but Mr.. CoGgesnal pointed OUT
that the Republicans had shown they "sre
animated by partisan motives py IT,
storing full power OF appointment 10 The Governor
In the senate this afternoon Senator Hendrcks moVsl
to orders OF business the table for the php'e
the favorable report Of the Cites COMMITTEE
Mr. Hotchkisss bl TO lower the price o. gas aU 10
~ - BrooElyn Mr. worth protested that forty men
here tns morning to oppose the Dill but tne con-
ntee allowcd cniy one man man to argnr ne'%rs IL "'
senator Connelly's bill exemptng Kings County rom
exIened debate in which senators Fasset' Reilly aud
Grswoi participated. The bill was passed-yeA' -
Tie Assembly passed Senator McMnlan's Uniform Fire
Policy oil this afternoon and Senator DAYS hil antuor-
izinE the uihores Of NewYork construct lodging
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
COKE MEN AGAIN QUITTING WORK.

Mr. PLEASANT, Penn, Nav 1l.-All the men
employed tne STANDARD and MorewOod coke works
to-day pectedy. notwithstandns the recent
voluntary advance and the reinstatement OF the HUN
garans recently trial in the courts The srlkrs ds-
mand Ave Der cent advance and the Reinstatement OF
two schargei men. The fear generally felt that tue
release OF the Huugsrians tria Tor riot wouu en- oh
age IN limitation by them was confirmed to-day when
some OF them orered the the ovens 20 quit work
penalty OF death. The minor denahds oi lnr men
nav. been regularly conceded the great strike. but
the companies now say tnat they Will take a stand.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL ossssvArt)S,

1RrBUNE OvFIcs. May l2.-l m.-rhe principa
depression was central in Nebraska yesterday
Warmer weather prevailed In the Mississippi and Ohie
Valleys aud IA the Upper Lakes rnere ttie rain
Anywhere but there were OCCASIONAL tornsdoes aud
other disturbances from Missouri % Nrginis TIE
barometer here With cloudiness The temperstIre
ged between 500 and OOo the average 5ia-l beng
3 higher than the ponding DAY last and
Az lower than on Monday.
slightly warmer partly condy veathe-. with chance
OF rains. he expected IN TINS city ani vlcin "
to-day. At present. similar conditions, Dus stlii
warmer, are indicated sor Thursday
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
ART AND OPERA wARTy CHICAG

CHICAGO, May IL lSDeciaD. - According 70
published statements here to-day the Mspleson Italian
Opera Company is to have successful run IN this CITY
desplte the pressure OF American Opera Company
A boxes are sOid Tor the season
section after section mas neeh mar Aeu
or bv friends and admirers The American
Opcrs admirers II is Acknowledge have the best OF IL
Numerically and represent wealth and fashion IN
fhe DE- gree The sales today reached tota
OF near go 900 largest subscription OF the khd
ever mate here within Ike period. It's an ndisputabe
fact however sale uf seats for the lislan sea
son mas been nearly aud the list includes well
Inn LIT rnu
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
APC0TTECTS At DINNER

The facuty and students OF the Columbia
College in architecture held their first annual
dinner al Clark- last evening Besides Professor Will
lam r. Wareaud of the instructors who pres
eni the guests included A. f.. 4. Hamlin and whitney
Warren graduates oil ne school and the members oi ths
years graduating class John T. Wa Rrr. jr. president
college cnb. with some or the Oth"r mrmirls
present entertained the company win songs 0rtween
the speeches. feature II the dinner was the menu
cards Zach designed ana Illustrated Dy nriii
bers Some or these miniature WORKS or art
Eagerly sought that possession OF them was de
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

~ Labor and declares the movement washes IT'S
HANDS Of spirits ike him "Powderly shows decided
disposition to constitute himself Pope" IL says HIS
circular Il quite In the style OF Pdpil Bull MI row
derry is denounced for abandoning his pos ton IN whc
~ conf do much good for the labor movement anu
preaching what the apostles OF capital preach
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

at Krotoschin. Prussia. and studied sneoloo ano
philoloxy In the Universities Of Bresisu Berlin and
Prague He was ordained rabbi at the are Of twenty
five. whiie student contributed articles TO F0aro
The Breslauer Beobaehisr and The Orient Journals In
OF liberty and for this he peilef 70 exs
pstrfate himself He to America In l5t9 Hs hrse
services held in Cleveland, Ohio. where he re-
maned several years. In 1853 DR. Kasch succeeded In
dec iphering Phonectn inscription fonad near 5iOu
aerwsrd sent 10 the 5yriO ptiAn Society
OF London and accepted as tho correct version.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

these circumstances II not for New York state 10
follow the example OF Dakota Let Dakota follow new
York.
General g. 8 Bstcbeler said that when he came to tho
legislature he favored ihc Code hut examining t
he had determined that it was not wise to pas IL
When al the votes connte 1t found that the
bill beaten. II had received only % affirmative
votes, and 81 negative votes
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
TEN HOURS TO BE DAYS WORK.

PrrTsBURG, May 1.-THE Manufacturers
Association OF brass iron and htters repre-
..ptng o. per cent OF the manufacturers these lines
in the United states. met here this afternoon and
unanimonsy resolved that hereafter ten hours shou
constitute a day. work. and that employees should De
allowed five hours each week for moral, SOCIAL ana
social improvement
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
STICIDE OF A HOTEL KEEPER.

Edward BOehm bought the Grove ho'ei at
No 66 Prince st. about week ago aud spent consider
able money In fitting mp Last night ate Ills snI er
as usual and remarked that he WAS never IN betier
snrit. Alter eating he went dowq into the bsrro"n'
abon 'c ck the bar keeper needina tie kn re- went
10 10 bu's room ana found the door locked " wt-
kicked n AM Boehm lay upon me pea ueau, wan p us
f,os en- from ear 20 ear The knife lay the noOr Dy
the beds side lie m love rtn pretty Oeruah CIR
hnl hl. rrenrd not Iecprncated
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDfCAf)S;-FOa ~ HovR1
WASHINGTON, May 12.-FOr New-England
local rans winds generally shifting to southeastery.
slightly warmer
For Eastern Sew-York. Eastern PennsvIvania. New.
Jersey and Des local rains, nearly stationary tem
perature, soutkeasterly winds.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
MORE POLICEMEN FOR NEw-YORK
BILL BY Mr.. DAILY Passes THE SENATE UNANI-
MOUsIY.

A BILL BY ME-. DAILY Passes TIE SENATE UNANI-
MOUsLY.
PROM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRrirS'-J
ALBANY, May 11.-ScnatOr Daily introduced
bill 10 day at The request o. the Board OF Police OF
N-w-YOrk adding 500 polce 10 the present force Oh
27jO thus increasing 1t $3.50. senator Day read
letter from the clerk Of the Board OF Police stating th
Mayor Grace, Controller LOew and tn, Board OF Police
approved the bill II passed by unanimous vote
OF senate.
The Police Commissioners and Superintendent Murray
yesterday expressed satisfaction with the progress OF
Senator Days bi 10 authorize the appointment Of 1OO
additional policemen for this city. President french
said We in favor % the bill because we are con-
vinced that policemen needed IN the city. Ie
Increase the force years has been rifcuOusy
smal comparison with the increase 10 the popu aii"n
ad wealth Of he Cy. nut 10 speak OF the lncfe's" III
the he protected Letters coming 10 the
Boar OF Police from influential citizens aud taXDdyer-
almost every day, asking f1r extra porenrn IN Vt"ua
parts the city AMI The Board unable 70 meet such
nds present lOrce There other lnol-
that the espOn-De citizens are anxious 10 have
the police II IL gratifying ~ see the
Legislature much in accord with public opinion
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
PROBABLE BACK powN ApoUr EIGHT HoURs

CHICAGO, May 1.-The Trades Assembly
held meeting last night While no action WIS taken
and the meeting adjourned for want Of quorum tue
speeches OF several leading members Indicated plainly
the probable action which Will be at the regular
mceIug sunday which is likely TO amount To COIN
plete back-doWn on the hthOur question:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
THE gEy. D. PAKKEh MORGAN

TIRE REV d. PAKKEh MOhGATs ASSISTANT
NEw-HAvEN, May 1.-THE Rev. r. w. Bab-
cock. for years asssGsnt-roctor OF st. Ihom -
EpiscopaI Church. Of this city, has accepted call 10 Dr.
come assistant rector Of the Church Of the HesVeny
Rest Of New-York OF which the Rev. d. Parker Morgan
10 rector.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

As the Liver is Easily Disordered. more or
less Bilious Distress prevails At this Of the year.
Lr Jayne's Sanstve Pills restore the Liver 10 healthy
action, and remove all BOgsness
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

CEBALLOs s-wAsHTNGroN-on Mondlv, May ~ l77i.
r.slisIr. oft ride by the Rev 4 4.
Chapman D. d. %, Phlad,lphil Lua Wash. on. iau-a.
ter Of Allan q. " Mashin2t)n 10 iuln 4. Cen Hos
HOOKER lPE At Fort Grant. ArilOhA Nar g. 1888.
b. tie Right GcO,gs X. DuulJp lIslDD ~ Ney.
aud ris dan ghter Of Cantpu agd MA
Charles l.. Cooper. L. :. \. hr. =. lAoDAcs,
Fort Grant, Arizona
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
G,n(a.sA Laval

Bahama brand sver.forSed GAINED PlSE,sPLs "a lux
ury moderate price For sale by al ritcas, groc
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
IeADORE KALI9CH.

The Rev. Isadore kalisch, learned Rabbi,
age seventy died at his house, LOG Bee, kr-st..
Newark yesterday, Of apoplsxy. lie born IN lol6
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
s1R KopERIcK cAME2ON THROwN ~ THE PA aK

SIR hODERICK CANLhON IHhUNN IN TIT" i "11'
Park Policeman Burke stopped rlderless
saddle horse In the bride path Of the PARK opToste
One hundred b. st. last evening. lie NAiAeu p"oA
toward Mount ~. Vincent and found the owner VINO
had been thrown bat had escaped Injury IAe rlder
siI ROdeIick ". Cameron
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
.VfKRIED.

nIcnvened Brcad.-Easiy DigeseL. Delicious New
Process Aerated Bread Co.. IA shave A.. Grocars