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New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
OGiLBY'S HEAVY TROCBLES.
A STARTLING RUMoR THAT $l5O,OOO IN BONDS Is
MISSING.

sTAKILING KUMUK THAT PI5U,UUU N B0ND5 II
MISSING.
NEw BRUNSWICK, \. j., March 16 tSpeciaD.
There spread this afternoon startling rumor
that Miss Elizabeth Minturn. wealthy woman Of this
city, had entrusted about Sl5O.00O received from the
estate OF Edward Mnturn OF NewYOrk, to the keeping
OF A. G. Onlby The amount, It stated, WAS in
bonds and they missing. Miss Mnturn refused TO
confirm . deny The rumOr and sent lnquirers to her
lawyer W. l.. Voorhees,. who a. clined to say anything
except SO far as know the runOr II untrue"
me friends Of Ogllby report him as being
tally. Nothing definite has yet been disclosed
what part restitution fund has been secured but
Mr. O2iIby's brother ami others at wOrk they feel
sure OF raising IT. Adam Green depositor of - OOO
ad dvocAtes the calling OF meeting OF the sufferers
make AN offer 10 take 80 per cent IN preference to
having receiver appointed
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
JOTrINGs HERE AND THERE.

TROY, March lG.-Tbe upper wheel mill of the
Scbaghticoke Powder Works exploded this evening
superintendent ODDS and Charles Rose, an employe,
were injured but 1t s believe both Will recover Tho
loss II 1000
NEwBURG, March 1G (Speeiah.-Jacob NJ. stouten-
burgh, Republican. ana William f. Cameron, Democrat
candidates for supervisor In the Third Ward at the
cen election. They tied each other Mayor Odel
ferred the OF filing the office by special election
Corporation Counsel Graham who holds that no cleo
be hold according to the charter and that the
old supervisor OF last year must hold over
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
nrALn ENDlNG 4 DEnArCK

Policeman Miller, of Jersey City, discovered
q man ana woman acting In dsorierly manner IN Dan
fortn.ave at 3 ~ Ho took tho man to the police
station and then returned with wagon for the woman
JO,rph Y, Du. twenty -three lVlns III
Cur-LIu.Aye. Inc woman WAS recognized 10 MIS- ENLd
Wallace the wife OF a market g,rloner a. No. Z33 Ola
Boz lscn Road she was removed TO the CITY Hospital
wnere she died within three hours IL was supposed al
nrst tuat tho woman died from alcoholism Out the
police learned that sho had with another woman
and throe ana that they were all engaged
iu "A lruuseu debaueh. william Green, the keeper OF
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
SUIT AGAINST WEST SHORE BoYDsMEN.

NEwBUEG, March lG lSDeciaD.-For months
the town has been agtatrd the condition OF the
streets which crossed by the West Shore Railway
When permission given the company to go through
the city bond in the Of $50, 600 given, bind
ing company leave the streets In good condition
General Horace Porter, General Edward f. WnslOw
Charlie. H. WOcrischuil Conrad y. Jordan qualified
UOudsncp ThH streets have never been put In con-
don and Mayor OlrI has directed suit to be brought
against the named The action Is for the forfeiture
OF mo bOnl which was given In lssl.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
SENATOR'S DINE AT 4HE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, March 16 (Specjdl. - The
Presidents dIunsr party tnis evening gentlemen
only. Covers for forty laid the dining.
room The President occupied his accustomed seat at
the sde with Senator SALISBURY his right who was
the Oldest senator, IN years, present senator Logan
Sat on the Presidents left aud In the place Of
honor. A. the opposite side OF the table IN the seat
usually nllec by the hOs,css Senator Beck, with
oenalo "Ofhees on his Tgt and Don Cameron
on hIs ieIi. lLe New-York Senator'S Evarts and Miller
Tele az the enor OF the table opposite each other
Democrat. ''N''' ''OP""''""" ""-
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
TIT HILL KING.

CHICAGO, March 16 (SpeciaD. D.-Tuthill King,
the weknown Chicago pioneer and wealthy octogena-
ran, died OF pneumonia at Thomasvlle Ga. this morn
ing Mr. King born in Geneseo n. Y, IN 304. In
1924 he went Buenos Ayres, where he successfuy y
engaged 10 the hide business for years He returned
TO NewYork early in the winter OF ls33'3i aud In
duced by elder brother lake captain. TO come TO
Chicago lie arrived here in the spring Of 534. On the
9th Of last January Mr. King married TO Mrs. A c.
Bell at the residence OF his daughter. Mrs Ross The
wedding created quite sensation at the Time ac
count of Mr. Kings great age.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
THE ICE IN THE HUDSON.

NEwBURG, March 16.-Thc ice in the Hudson
up far north Rondout Creek, but is fast
for several miles north OF there For mile two north
and south Of TIvo s moving, Du the TvO ferrybOat
is not running. At Cisk men at work saving out
"a track for the erybOat. At Coxace the ice harvest is
s. progress Tne Haverstraw prick schOoners have
begun their seasons work The steamboats between
Ncwhuig AMI POuglkeepsie and New-Gork are running
regularly. The river is clear of ice here.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
THE EARL OF CHICHESTER.
SDON, March 16.-The Earl of Chichester

is dead.
Henry Thomas Pelham. third Earl of Chichester. was
born on August %. 1904. He was educated at West
Minister and Trinity College. Cambridge, and when
twenty years old lie entered the Royal Horse Guards
He retired from the Guards in S44 with the rank of
Major In 1926 he succeeded his father, who twice
Secretary for Ireland aud succesvey Home Secretary
Chancellor of the Duohy Of Lancaster aud Postmaster
General. From $50 to 1873 he was Commissioner for
the OF Christ Church. and lie also held the posi-
tions OF Lord Lieutenant OF sussex and Chairman OF
Quarter Sessions for East In 1923 he married
Lady Mary Brudene daughter OF the Earl OF Cardigan
She died In lS67. The Earl leaves four and two
daughters His heir Lord Pelham for several years
Liberal member OF Parliament. and his second son IS
Rector OF Lambeth One daughter married the Earl OF
Darnley, and another Samuel Whitehead, VI. p.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
ELECTIONS IN ROCKLAyD OOUyrY.

Great interest was manifested in the town
elections IN RockiInd County and there much
scratching. The Republicans, Democrats aud Pro
hibtionists had tickets ia the Held
sixty candidates for Occ. The Temperance Issue was
again made prominent <nd party lines were steghrded
At PlernOnt and SpdrkhiIl the Democratic club voted
the Straight Republican tcket because OF
with primary management
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
REBUKING DEMOCRATIC FRAUD.

BINGHAMTON, March 1G SpcciGO. - The
special election Alderman of the Fuh Ward occurred
to-day. and gloriousy did the psopo rebuke Dem
ocritic fraud as displayed February 9, when the
election stolen. The vote was the largest ever re-
corded except at Presidential elections, and
follows: Moses UicpuhlCan), 391; owens DemocraD,
262. The ward is usually Democratic hy good major
ity ana never before have the Republicans gained any
thIng llke this VICTORY.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

police sloop Groome had exciting chase on Sunday
night after Baltimore schooner caught oyster dredg
Ing in forbidden OF the Choptank River. Unable
to oyerake the schooner the police boat opened fire.
shot severed the hayar OF the schoOners mansai and
the big sail dropped disabling the vessel and compelling
surrender The captain OF the schooner lined $3.50
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
UNABLE TO LIVE WITHOUT HER LOVER,

AT NO. ZOI East twenty -hTSt-sl', yesterday,
Olga Pfe age twentyfOur. committed suicide by swa-
lowing a dose OF Paris She lived with her foster
father, Ktmhardt Pein, who formerly kept liquor
ore at E4eventhst. and Third-avr. He gave up the
business TWO years after the death Ol Ills wife. He
adopted olga when she fourteen weeks old from
Eew-Yurk Founding Asylum. For the last she
c-ved the attentions y! Emil Gruhcrt, forty nve
who occupied a furnished room In the house. They
supposed TO be engaged to he married Two weeks
ago Olga had 4 Misunderstanding with Grubcrt aud he
iei the house On Monday the grl said to her father
:. dnn't want To i've Without Enl.'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
rnE SErENrr.EINNI.s rIkGINIA mn.

RICHMOND, Va. March 16.-COlonel Z. A.
McApin MAJOR Frederick Hopper and Captains Charles
A. Hess aud Frank Barry, the committee Of the 7lst
Regiment. New-lork National Guard appointed 10 ar
RANGE for the visit ~ thtt regiment here April -
rived here on the steamer Guyaudotte yesterday. They
were met by Coone spOttswOOd ard the held aud stan
orc,rs Of the First Virginia Na. ant Last night com
pIecd all the cement, Tor thn reception ahd enter
iaiuicu of thr visiting Nrw1Jlk regiment IuOTc Is
every reason 10 believe that the Ilrt VIII parade 100
npOu a. occasion and hat the excursion VIII be
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
IoyG srlPCU FOR 4 urRDgRER.

GENEVA, H., March 16.-lIarry Estee, OF
Aurora brother Of Cashier Estec, OF the First National
Bank. and son OF Elder Estee once well-known Bap-
tst preacher 81 Charles and Aurora Is undvr arrest
v lie puk rtous AT Chicago for tho murder Oi John H.
Grant. a Geneva policeman, gu August = Last. ENet
tie murder detective has hera wOrkIhg on 'he
case, ana AZ Last Esteo mas been run down.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
nrw11,s nonY DrG Dir or TnE ICE.

LOCKPoRr, March 16.-The body of l.. 6.
Dewitt VINO fell from the mound at Niagara Falls
weeks sunday, and lodged on the ice below,
secured this morning. after several days labor in cutting
through the ice. Dewitt was drummer for Thompson
Il Goa Ior dealers OF New York ty The body has been
clearly visible for two days and has been watched by
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATGONs-FOR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON, March 17.-FOr New-Engand,
colder northery TO westerly Winds light snow or rain,
followed by fair weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States. colder, northerly
shifting to warmer variable winds
For tho vicinity of NewYork CITY and Philadelphia
colder followed by warmer fair weather
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
UOgTJLE 4plCHLN SCRRENDERING.

Wilcox, Arizona, March lG.-A courier from
the ranp OF AeuenAnt reports that the latter has
four Apacnes who came 10, saying AL hostile Indians
w.r To surrender Internationally. General crook viii
proceed to Ipnentut Mau,s camp soon as possible
10 effect the SURRENDER
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

NEw-YoRK, March 13, 1885 5
For twenty five years | have used AllcOck's
Porous Pastcrs at sea and with very beneficial
results for rheumatic troubles colds cuts. bruises aud
local pains No ship or household should be without
them. EDWARD MARsLAND,
Marine Engineer United States Local Inspector Of
Steam Vessels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

To let a cold have IT'S own way is often to as.
sist in laying the foundation OF Consumption. To euro
the most stubborn cough cold you have only to use
judicously DR.. Jayne's Expeotorant -
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

callv settled to-day the Superior Court ordering Re-
coiyer Ton L. DOolittle pay the final dividend. The
dcposltors will be paid off on May D. Tho total OF divi-
dehds paid depOstors will he i5.7 per cent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

rum.shop IN Gresnyle-ave and Mrs Sarah Keefe were
arrested Dr. Mclaughlin, who is acting as county
Physisian will make an autopsy. Mrs Wailaces nus
band is u sober. industrious man.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

zUKERTORT DOES SOME CAPITAL PARTNERSHIPS
IIZ's LACK OF ENERGY.
New ORLEANS, March 15.-The fifteenth
game Of chess for the worlds championship between
Zukertort Seinitz. and the sixth OF tho series
city of this afternoon the rooms of the
Chess Checkers and Whist Club, and ended In a draw
after forty by IIkertOrt, who played with
the white men. and forty-eight by steintz with the
black, Following is the
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

Monday. March 10. 1885. at ths
residence of the brides parents. No. ~ West l2-ibst
by tle rev. Ramsay. Frank Leslie Requa TO Minnie
Adelaide daughter OF Mr.. David Houston.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

tenths
udngh hte line the oscision
hou The osuken drd hne rrpre.en
Indicated BY the thes 81 Ha
nuts pharmacy, SIC Broadway.
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slow as the Torpid Turtle
MARRIED.

the "org nal patented paster" Benson's alone are
quick highly medlcated curative scientific, modern Re
mil
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Gueclll Notices
Durbam system of House Drainage.

Best plumbing. Used in the finest buildings such ast
NEW.YORK lAstorC { Err HO>PI rAL. new CENTURY
MAGAZIN building etc Cost greatly reduced Cheapest
small houses: send Tor new pamphlet 49, -
DURHAM HOUSE DRAINAGE Co. ljs-l 100 w. 21th-st
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

EXCITING CHASE Of AN OYSTER SCHOONER
BALTIMORE, March 1G (SpecmD. D.-rhe oyster
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
Evaugelisiic Services
Post Diiicc Notice.

Will held in West Presbyterian Caurch on Tuesday.
Wcdnesiay and Thursday at $50 conducted by the
pastOf the Rev. JOHN X. PAXTON ID. ID.
All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

CURTIS MOST BE TRIED FoH KILLING MALLOE
Coroner Eidman yesterday held an inquest
In the case Of Thomas Maoy. ths bartender who
Ltlled on March 9, by George Gurus. pcdler The
rv decided that there not sufficient prOYccation 10
casc the shooting, aud Gurus was sent TO the IOnbs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
nrrlcERS or CoL0RED IROOrS DINING.

,a,v n, MAY 2 he begins nm engagement OF fOlr
Eerls NJ tue BALDWIN Theatre ia san Francisco
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
DIED.

All notices marriages must Be torsed o faH name
and address
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

PAYING SA TIyGS BANR DRPOSfTORS
Ngw-HAvEN, Conn, March 10 Special. The
Townsend savings Bank insolvency matter. Shoh has
attracted 40 much attention 1874. prac
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
ANOTHER DR4WN CAME AT CHESS.

The roUouiag appeared in corrected form IN ony POI
ton Of yaSierdGgS edition.
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AT SEA AND on SHORE.

ROOM l56. Posi- OFFICE Brn.DISo,
NEw-YORK, March l3, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

BALTIMORE, March 16 (SpeciaN, Captain
James Irede Wadde died to-day from congestion OF
the brain. lie had been in feeble health for some
months. but not IN a serious condition until sunday
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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NEWS OF THE MoKNrNG

FoREIGE.-A revolution in Peru is threat
ened 1.-The Quebec Legislature sy,npa-
ilIizes with Gladstone in his home rule
fght......The relations between France and
the Vatican are again strained. Silver
in London, 46 3-16; consols, IOOld; As, 1898:
AIS. 1l4s
EAsTEIE.-A Young lady was bitten bv a
rabid DOG in New York Wednesday. The
boycotting bakers in New York, who have
been annoying Mrs. Gray, have been ar
rested. All the cars of three street rail-
road companies in Baltimore have been
tied Up. Frank w. Tracy, Buffalo mill
lonaire, is dead......Jay Gould replies at
length TO PoRderly's letter An effort is
being made to have all places of amuse-
ment in New York close on Good Friday.
Tile new Postmaster at Mittincague.
Mass. is being boycotted......A cyclone did
great damage to property in Nodaway
county, Missouri, and killed several per-
sons ....Powderly has issued stirring cir
culsr to the Knights of Labor Details of
the great hurricane disaster in Minnesota
are arriving. Government bonds are
quoted in New York at 1861 for 4s of
1907; ll2s for AIS; sterling, 81 S74G94 S94;
1904 for silver bars; 3s 10l.
WAsHINGToN.-Secr Bayard and his
eldest son have become reconciled ...... Kep-
reseElatlye Belmont is endeavoring to have
Morrows Chinese bill set aside The
nomination of Zach. Montgomery has not
yet been confirmed. The abrogation of
the Hawaiian treaty has been decided upon
10y the House Committee on WAYS and
Means 1.-THE Senate has ratified the
Venezuelan treaty. Senator Hearst is in
teresting himself in Mare Island matters.
PACIFIC SLoPE.-The Pioneer Brewery at
Vallejo has been seized by revenue officials.
.;..:.The Grand Lodge K OF p, has elected
/. f. Batchelder Grand Chancellor. The
annual meeting of the State Viticultural
Society is being held in San Francisco.
The Yaquis have defeated the Mexican
troops III two skirmishes this week in So
nora;...-.The Southern Pacific Company are
suppianting Chinese laborers with white
men,
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LOUISE MICHEL. is coming to this coun-
try We might stand that. But she is to
take to the lecture platform, and that is
bad. This woman is among the boldest
advocates of the most vicious Socialistic
doctrines. Her political view is thus ex-
pressed by herself: Clear down the whole
social edifce and begin over again. She
holds that crime is the result of law
therefore, abolish law and crime ceases
For government she would substitute
social groups, in which every member
would contribute to the general good. the
ADLER members without superior reward ON
account of superior services, but content
with doing more for the association.
Money would have no place in this arrange
ment, the wants of all being supplied from
a public store, to which all would con-
tribute according TO the nature of their
production and the extent of their ca
pacity. Such teaching ought to defeat
itself. bnt unfortunately it has hearers who
become convinced by the platitudes OF
Michel and the sophistry of her school of
thought. These are never very numerous,
and in no place or in any experiment have
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of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad for 1885, gives the following in
formation Gross earnings, 81. 363, 600 !;
total interest dividends and other fixed
charges, including 1921 600 for sinking
fund, S6,s59,O00; net surplus, which has
been added to the income account, 1901, 600.
This surplus does not include the profits of
the Atchison Land Grant Department,
which last year amounted to 81 ,304, 600.
Effort to Close Places of Amusement on
Good Friday.
New YORK, April 15th.-Movements are
on foot among the Roman Catholic clergy
men here to induce the managers to close
their theaters on Good Friday Wallack's,
Days, the Standard. Bijou, Grand Opera
House, Union Square, Niblo's and the
Windsor will all be closed if the consent of
the contracting parties can be obtained.
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SOME people insist upon clubbing this
section of California as Higher" Califor-
mia. Such a title is absurd. Higher I"
has reference in the popular understanding
TO altitude, and in no sense conveys the
idea of locality. Central" California,
however, has clear and definite meaning,
and expresses more nearly the character of
the valley regions than any other term.
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The transformed tariff bill will not
pass either house. There will be no tariff
legislation at this session. Tariff issues
are not so easily trotted through a Con-
gress. The country is divided on them
both palties are divided on them within
party lines; the Administration is divided
on them, and in such a state of affairs,
with State elections coming on, Congress
men will decline to act.
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FOREIGN.
France and the vatican.

New YORK, April 15th.-A Rome special
says: Relations between France and the
Vatican are again strained almost to the
swapping point, and at any moment one or
the other may take position which will at
least temporarily put a stop to diplomatic
intercourse. Since he assumed office NJ. De
Freycinet has been yielding to the pressure
put upon him by the Radical advocates of
the separation of Church and State in
France. The vexations to which the Cath
Ole Church is exposed in France have en-
Uttered the smoldering resentment of the
Vatican, and the i'll feeling has been famed
by the Pope's pro-German and Italian
counselors. On the other hand, the French
Government has taken offense at the pro-
jected change of relations between Rome
and China. Pope Leo has Just resolved to
treat directly with the Celestial Empire in
future with regard to all questions affecting
Catholics in China, and to withdraw the
privilege OF protecting Chinese missions
from France. The Papal decision is not
yet officially notified to France. but in an
ticipation of the rupture it is reported that
NJ. De Freycinet has sent Leiebvre Debe-
haine, French ambassador at the Vatican,
letters of recall Tor production at the fitting
moment.
A Cheerful Paragraph.
NEW York, April 15th-A London spe-
cial says The London Telegraph, com
menting on last nights anti-home rule
meeting, has this cheerful paragraph: If
we are ready to consent, at the mere men
ace of gang of American desperadoes, to
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, TO which Turkey only
submitted after her defeat in a great war
our pusillaninity will assuredly point to
decline more profound than her own
Commanding Poland
BERLIN, April l5th.-The upper house of
the Diet has adopted the bills for Germaniz-
ing Poland.
Fatal Collapse of Mansion.
PARIS, April 15th.-Nine persons were
killed and number were injured to-day
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LET US not hope too much even of the
tribunals Of justice. Eleven New York
Aldermen are in jug" for varied course
OF crime relating to sale of their votes to
purchasing street railway Directories. The
proofs as disclosed thus far are strong. But
of the conviction of these men few have
any hope. Behind them are too many in.
volved interests and men, to permit such a
thing SO long as money can buy false wit
nesses and bribe jurors.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-16

The dispatches say that the Democrats
of Pennsylvania talk of taking up Mr..
Powderly as Presidential candidate. 1t
is to be hoped they will. Mr.. PowderIv
holds in his hands power for great good
or great Ill. Let him become the candi-
date of political party, and that power
will depart from him, and the party will
be wrecked. Hence, we say, desiring to
see the Democracy fioored, that for the
Republican party nothing better could
happen than Powderly's entrance into the
political arena, and the Democracy's sub
serviency, for the sake of hollow promise
OF triumph.
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THE San Francisco papers still continue
to advertise lotteries. and to aid the lot
terry thieves in fleeing the people who are
blind to the true character of these infa-
nous schemes. And still the State and
municipal authorities are silent and in
active
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THIS mornings dispatches say that the
relations between France and the Vatican
are strained to the swapping point. 1t is
to be hoped they will snap. Nothing bet
ter could happen for both parties involved.
In the past ten years there has been main
tanned only the pretense of friendship be-
tween the two. Open enmity is better.