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New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
THE COURTS.
COUNSEL DELIGHTED WITH EACH OTHER.
WHAT Mr.. CHoArE THINKS OF COLONEL IS'EH'
rHIFGRAPH SUIT.

COUNSEL, DELIGHTED WITH EACH OTHEh.
WHAT MR.. CHoArE THINKS OF COLONEL ISGkh-
ao1I-rEsIIMoNY IN A TELEGRAPH SUIT.
In the contest between the Bankers and Mer-
ohants and the Western Union Telegraph Companies ~
the Supreme Court before Justice Lawrence anu Ju,'
Yesterday Francis W. Jones concluded MS tes""o"' "
regard to tho value Of the Bankers and MERCHANTS
erty and the caused by the seizure OF It's wires W
the agents OF the Western Union Company Coohe
Robert G. Ingersoll conducted the direct e1smina.
top of witnesses. ami they we're eros'-e1"mneo
by Joseph H. Choate and A. ]. VanderpoeL DaVia
H. Bates pre- sdent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Ieegrapn
Company. testified that on July 10 1852 Tnsn the T
graph Company took place rs plan business es o" Sna
po.entalties worth from 600 10 %
would be Affected by the fact that the wires Of the Bank
ers and Merchants Telegraph Company were strung on
The same poles with the wires OF another company II
adverse company had wires on une ne hs Valuations
Sp%.nosd Svan By him uae BY 11sa,.t one,tnrd IL ''
nsSser, Sse g. and Gpessd
all the lines of company except that from Cncago
the cutting Of the wires On being eros. examined ne
said interested in the results OF ths sur 10 n
extent OF his commissions he borrowed money aa,ei
he was appointed receiver from Edward stokes ana
others to maintain tue system me money hnnp Sanp
lS 1000 MS The e'"I right Of action in this case
did pass to the purchaser at the sale @, ne OF IA
Counsel employed in the case were tue counsel oI nr
ward 5 stokes and OF the witness. C'ohel niger
| soil here asked the witness:
HAS Mr. Jay could sent persons to you for the pur-
| pose of ge. ting control OF this suit
| mo. sir the answer. J..
| "Has any one come to you for that purpose or to
counsel. mat YOU know OH -.-s,'
"Np, sir" ~ A., .,u.
counsel do object to tho attorneys who appear Oh
No" replied MI Choate; "pcrfccty delighted with
them" ,. ~,
you'll never win TINS snlt unless there's change OF
attorneys responded Colonel lugerso AT wlich tAefe
was laugh.
The trial will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
.1OuN MOST FACES i JURY.
READY TO TRY TIE THREE ANARCHISTS.
NOW THE PRISONERS LooKfD-rnElR ROUND kfks
ASD UPRl SuT HAIR.

voy THE PRISONERS LooKrD-THEiR ROUND EYES
AND UpRI iuT HAIR.
Thu homcly features Of John MOST. tne AEai
.b,st leader seemed all the more disagreeaDie yes,
fartav trnIn a constant twitching OF MS cistoIteu
sSnutb all through the three hours during wnlch
sfiorts were made the General Sessions court 10
secue Jury to Try him ana Two 81 n'S rse scc%sed
uan were alike IN brushing their hair up
ward and in widely opened ,,nns I"nhu esnSd and
Most was ne5yous 6s nccrs m through @ his hair Or
rntbod his chm Adoph Schenck. who sat 9 oesue
Most and who presided at two Anarcnlse NC y, ne
In April was impassye and scafceH hy IR9ramsschwcig
sat next 10 Schenck and had oIou9I anm;tv
Recorder smyth who has won the spec'ae erm 1n" tSS
o. Tue nrss,SeI At the tia DistIict-Attorney
Martinc and his assistant, John n. FH'qTwSii i1owe
ductcd the case for the pros'cn,UUI. 60 orant
~ ,r,s,ncr,s counsel asked the Recorder 70 eial.
the pr,sonr arste trial The Recorder said that he
had considered tho matter ana that nc 'aw ~ ~
eon why the men should not ne ulet sotonS;onts
fSc offence was only misdemcanor the dcIenoah.s
tnS nnt entitled. TO separate trials as matter OF
r,cht lie denied the LAWYERS request. .,o, IN
The calling of the panel OF jurors was snon bo
c,,n There were only twenty five Jurors aVaiiaoiee
aud il was doubted whether an entlre jury Coui' a
be obtained from that number; here %ere' now now
s"s sys aSS sT ETF"IFy sws 'A'S'S in turn for The
nrnsecnt,on n1ne n% asked the necessary questions
Of those who offered themselves as jurors; JoDn
Mullen rejected because ne wUuu thov hov swore
Robert Icnk did NOT seem TO understand Coio9e me-
Fellows when he asked: DO you oeiieve IN, IN ,,e d
.,ht to accumniate property and to peacefully en-
low II % and the juror answered "No. sir" de-
ciGedy. and repeated he answer when the question
was again put Loais A. Mares thought that pot
60 his any as a sworn Juror could prevent his
bc,ng infuenccd by his strong prejudice jury
was fually secured ana sworn, the members being
Benjamin Oestricher, Of No 312 East soyeny.niru'p
NJ IJoderlck II. Helms. No l0l Bank-st; James r. l.
b. Drunm No. Sos Lex,ngton-ave; George v. BarDeI,
M 6Il East One. and-tnirty- sxth-s hehry
Cu,man No $50 Iexingtonave. Joseph GuttenDers,
No 7g7 Lexington ave; Adolph NJ otenharj No. Lao
ieIiugtou.aye.; Heinrich Lasche, No. ~ Eas, fly
seyenth.st Michael Berwin. No. AL Eghth-aye
(;u.tnye Lawrence No. 1877 Hudson-st; Meyer hen,
man No 2l6 East seventy -secoud-sLi Hhu osAuo'
Jnooby No 35 East Fifty second-st
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
HELD on A CHARGE or HTLDER.

John Maher was aralgUed before Justice
OReiv IL the Ton''s Police yesterday a charge o
having the De ath Of Florence gAt in the
barroom Daniel Murphy at No lO5 Mott
OF prl 23. O'Nel MurphSs bar testIiod
that Mahe ana sugrue had some dispute ana suse wanted
Maher U fight Mhlcr refused Slgrus then grisped
him b, the throat ana they both struggad out 10 tho side
walk where they fell among ot Oi enpty beer kegs
then cred aud 7ugre returned 10 has home IN
Paterson On HIS suNs he told is sister uat JACK "
and after he complained pans IN tie head The
sugrue died May rOm clo of blood on the right side
the brain caused by blow from round. blunt Instru
IA Judge GURUS asked FOR the prisoners discharge
ground That there pmA acie dence against
Jus ice D Reilly delled the motion Ban placed
=25 600 and furnished by Antonio Cuno u NO 81
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

While Mooriield Storey, of Boston, was cross
city last sunday might Oh his way 10 WashinSto
he had tue isfortune to lOso small steamer trunk
toy OF the yellow elers OF tue
Nv York Alb COMPANY The trunk. IL seems,
had been strapped the roof of the CAB behind large
one amd thieves had cut loose ana pulled
II of In the -hborhooi or Watts and Greenwich stS
wi hout the drivers noticing that anything was the
matter Mr. storey decidedly ont OF hunor when
the cab pullcd up De-DrOsses street Ferry ana
tho small trunk found to be among the
missing lie promptly put Ia "a claim against tho cao
company $3.50 The trunk had In II, a Mr. storey
SAID two three suits OF clothes and some shirts anu
collars. The OF the claim almost TOOK away the
OF John Foster the agent OF the CAP conn any AT
the Central otti"n, where the caD hai peen or
dcrcd lie protested more or less emphatcally that
three Boston made suits and dozen shirts could not
have cost much As Mr. Stor IS singiine estimate
II was nua.ly decided to hold the $500 claim In aDey-
ancc for time. and TO offer reward for the missing
trnpk Mr. storey went on To Washington ana tho cap
company .s willing to pay 800 FOR tae satisfaction
OF seeing the costly Boston SUITS and proving 10 ther
that they be recovered At twonths OF ther
sunpo ,ed value. 1no trunk marked Moorneld
St0iey one end and III. s.. on the otncr. y 0
questions Will be asked II is returned to NO. West
forty.fifth.st.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
WORK OF TIE AQUEDUCT COMMISSION.
TIMING TO FIND OUT ALL ABOUT WHAT HAS BEEN
DnSp THIS FAR.

TIMING To FIND OUT ALL ABDUL NhAi mas pHi-N
DONE THUS FAR.
The Aoeduct Comm ssion met yesterday without
the presence of Commissioner squire protest.
was received from Brown. Howard N Co, - Brien
& Clark and Hemau Clark. against the dei4y III
audit ny aud paying the monthly estimates here
to,ore they have been paid on the 10Th OF cach
,unuth The contractors pay their men on the ZOtn
of the month Secretary McCulioh explained that
ALI the monthly estimates had been PAID except pos
siblv that ior section a. where the contractor hdd
ohirrted TO paving for the slopes of the banks on
eithcl side of the open cnt at south lonkers
Joseph y. DisbrOw wrote revoklng all perihlssIoh
hitherto given the COMMISSION TO enter upon MS
premises and prosecute the Work oi the new aque,
duct This was doue IN consequence OF tue REFUSAL
OF the Commission TO pay MI. DlshIow SI%VO loi
damages to his house President Spencer sad that
suit had been begun TO procure an nJunctiOn com
pellng the commission to stop work on Mr. DIS
biow's land A resolution was adopted that as
there had been much criticism about the cement
used on the AqueduCt, the ChleI tnglneer DC ashcu
10 report TO the board all brands OF cement used on
the work. what had been accepted ana what re-
iected and whether any portion once rejected was
subseonenty accepted and tine reasons therefor.
Mir barnes offered a resolution that the Chief
Engineer prepare and present 10 the board review
of all the work done, since the beginning OF tne
construction of the Aqueduct and such plans m an d
prepared aad not yet adopted by the commission
This was adopted unanimously. resolution
offered by Mr.. Kldgwav that the secretary iuInsn
the Board an abstract of the amounts eXpen led
since the work Oh the Aqueduct was begun, tne
persons employed, and their salaries, was also car
red Then Mr. Fish offered a resolution that the
secretary be requested TO report TO the board with
I'm Ten days the names of all employees who have
been paid while absent on leave, whether on &C,
count of sickness or disability, and the names anc
salaries OF such persons This was adopted;
The commission will make tour OF the work
beginning to-day. and extending over several days
On Tuesday next the Engineers, who have been
investigating the charges against Chez Engineer
ChurchIGenerals Greene, Gilmore and Newton
will make an examination of the Aqueduct.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
BROOkLNN.

In tho suit OF Michael H. Connolly. ago fourteen
against the kuickeTbOcker Ice Co npdny to recover
for injuries from being run over By an Ice wagon
tne Jury has returned q verdict awarding $1,000.
An order To show cause why Thomas Mccain should
not he punished for contempt OF court IN refusing 10
a order requiring him 70 show VI. j. Daiy MS
hacks IN conn elton with contract In Washing
ton III which Dtiy cal M pdrtner-hlp w's Tshoi De-
fore Juige Clement IN the CITY Court yesterday
contest OF the VIII OF Mrs. Sarah A. Hanley. who
died II. Mtrys IOsp, VA begun yesterday ny her
husband, from whom she Wa separated AMI whom she
disnherted IN favor OF broiher-in-aw The husband
alleges unoue influence ground for breaking The
will
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
NEWARK.

Mrs Mary Dalton a good looking young married woman,
who recently Deserted her husband arrested az
on Tuesday larrson..t charge OF swindng scot
OF When pressed she wearing stolen SIX
dress. o..
day the Grand Opera House for the nomination OF cand
GATE for Governor General Clinton Fisk will pro3aDy
preside The OF the delegates seems TO e between
General Flax and George j. Ferry. OF orange Inc cohVe
ton will adjourn tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
sUsPLyDLD FROM The STOCK EXCHANGE

AT the regular meeting of the Governing
Committee Of the Stock Exchange yesterday Theodore
". Myers suspended for one month for violation OF
the commission law in employing In branch house a
clerk engaged III the brokerage business Tho offence
somewhat technical but 1t was plain violation of
OF tho ENcnaIgr, winch Mr.. Myers frankly a1
initted. His excuse ignorance OF the law which
nothing. Is punishment was onsldcred by many
brokers on. becIue the offence not a will
ful The atty entirely within the discretion
OF the Governing Committee and on that account tho
punishment Is supposed to have been exemplary
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
AYAGEYT s7UNBLEs on a DOG FIGHE

The Society for the Prevention of ruelty 70 An
imas suspected that Panck ODonnc trained 10 fight
IN shauty neal One hunde aud Fl lteeli-st Firth
Agent Evans d p'Donnoll la.e Iue aay
night Tho confronted Mis- O'DupueI no
that her hu uSb4nd the cellar Lvaus fouul
that LIE hal stumbled upOn do ngt In ll blast brindIs
and white iulidOs Ia. White antlgOnit pinned by the
shaking him while
hanaoTs an eethor. IN The approv on
EV alone ana n Il sch ged his revolver twice 10
Summon help IN Instant TIE hts eYtinguslrd
aud the crowd dashed out taxing he dogs with tha.
heap there one To arrest. Yesterday
bulldog UdDd Ock-d shed 81 able
from the of the night and cOnhscated Donue
adj
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS,

pss,S iDema'ss n York note-osnersl Joseph Alder
sop Of vrens b Lynch PrnsIs United sffe TSs.
m.uf S:%s, ys%' e. Ro'csr['s;i 6c.Hs q
SnOu,S"9 OF St t%%i H" Bs%n-rSw rna Van Horne
vcepresident OF the Canadian Pacific Railway COMPANY
...Eth Assnue Hote-Er- -c9nsressman II ' S,s Ven''
Union Square Hotei-Charles Mapescn. Hoe! Nor
rndndie-Colonel A. II. Belo. OF The Gdiresfon hema
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
KEEPING TIE BATTERY PARK GREEN.
Much comnloint was made about the lawns

Much complaint was made about the lawns III
Rattery PARK last summer Tucy became covered with
cnders from the Elevated Railroad and we're dumping
mace for rubbish. The Elevated Railroad lad the
law us cleaned tut the grass being partially sh ut out
from tho sunlight. ceased grow The Park Board has
that would be best 10 place pans under the
used at the street crossings but ibis
will shut the lght and rain entirely, aud would de-
sroy all prospect OF growth. The railway authorities
expressed desire to 40 TO Keep the awus IN
proper condition and 1t was determined 10 cover them
az with sod The Park Board docs this work at the
expense of the Elevated road force OF workmen have
been busy during the week laying the SOD under the
tr.e
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
.IERaEY CITY.

Frank IT, Anthony and g. sherman Bepson, two swiodleis
So oncncd an Insurance Office Fleming Bnildln! III
febrnary last and arrested abou the middle OF
m nth Tor passing bogus checks tried In t
sessions Court yester for obsnina money unasr M
ureteuces Benson OF small checAs aEs
na abo oit 5000 on the MGnufacturers National Bank oi
Broo kyn Anthony had thom cashcd by trles III
vicinity OF office accompanying him am sn
the pron Benson account In The S
RAM In September 1885 by deposng 81 ana at e uno
the issued his balance was 81 3D. Inc
ants we're convicteL
Tho nry In the case Phoqust VINO was
found dead In night returned YER
dict his from wounds Inflicted " Jses
Flanagan.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
GLEASON rs STILL AN ALDERMAN.

Alderman Large Pstrct Gleason IL sti ms%DSI
,he long Island city board o. Aldermen Wnat Ia
oered as hs op Tucsday nsht sa out rs9
luton which voted on but not real -, ~ ist
terday had ide, o. resisn'ng The w,1s Knew
fhe only thing that would the Board toFether ~ NY IA
quest my rcsisnain and so wor1eo We c a,ia, 80 %
MOI reslgn fhey eped rcso uon as my resg4a
Mr. son added that he was ghng almost mgr pa %
IN This fight and only sorry that Long Island Cy hau DO
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
LOW PRLCES FOR JERSEY CATTLE.

Peter G.. Kellogg * CO.'S sec )nd spring comb ina
ton Of jersey cattle TOOK plce fe'ters lay al ihe ei
90 .i,rse tx,han.e rho lance good. but the
pr ces We low lhrty hr'o OF hish graes mne ot
fIraluportcc o r47 each Fifteen neu
ers soe cal bv fashion BILE sires sold Al an aver
urse 81. uugo Lai Two FetrVd JUL yIdnI5Jh OF
Ifr.iv = LamDart wISse daughtJr Moth '1lo 5Jd at
Sht so The contest or tie day
IOOi ruportet cow with toe oood OF
Welcome f. a recod Of hnecn pounds IN seven
day. She Knocked down $40. The imported COW
Irde Of tie rnge fouOyed with better record anu ap
pearuce but brought only slJ0 Lady Of orange oO5 0f
Inc IA 1o StoAe POgs strnn, IN ca Oy Baron oil 81 Lam
bert for $3.50
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
LARGE REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

At the Registers Office Yesterday was recorded
the sale ofproper the souia side II Ninety eighth So and
the north side Of Ninety seventh ST. lots nos 10 81 AMI 81
% d BY the esecaofs oi Benjamin W. NeIr N to Charles
on south side Of one hudred and thirty second
ST. 1926 OF Seventh 100 feet by 90 feet and
u inches by Albert hlnnefby 10 Isaac l.. Wight lor
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
JtCE C4TGVT IN HER PARA SOL.

4 wcll-dressed woman who said that her name
vrs Nary Fre-l reused 10 tell where she lived
va, arrested upon charg- OF stcang piece Of
ACE m Il "a store d. Mathews In Brooklyn. The lace
was ouad caught her ptraoi aqd she deniea !a' she
Knew II tnelc 70 superintendent CaippeH was
una abe to out anything abo her. but no believes mat
she declared that she was innocent
A. except tO say that she never
sfoc ANYTHING 10 her life hold by Police Justice
"A as Tor exaIulnat saturday.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
ACCUSED or Ella CKMAILIyo DRUGGlsE

!. II. SOkcr of No. 232 West FiffIet hist ia
looked in the Yorkville JAN charge tempted
blackmai He called druggist A aohosser OF No 7T8
Tenth Oh Monday and accused the clerg Henry IL
Gerkn ot prescribing medicines without physciAn'- Il.
The Complainant that >Okor
sei coming from Mr. Pui attorney ior nty
odical society TAXED of settling Tor $50 Pnf.
denied acquaintance the he al
rested. Hc said private detective hired by Dr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
STL.iNEKS DUE.
NJ rs,


PORT OF NEW-l lOFK - " WEDNt-DAY, MAY % Iss5
ARRIVED.
rs Steamer Despatch Commander Emory. Washing
Is officers ANA men
steamer sp Br H. ier-on Glrgrnti May l. Palermo
4 mdse t0Ordcr; vessel to sImpsou spence Young
Arrived al the Bar AZ ~ Ai.
steamer Iychs nraie (Begl Grcgp. Buenos Avrcs April
4ontevidcO O. Jah,irO Iaha -. with and
passengers 3usk Jryous Arrived al the BAR It
steamer c-soi ,BT. WatOn no Jlnelrp MAY 3wth ndse
10 Buss * IeV0l-. Arrived at the Bar at ll.o
Manhattan stevens 4aMplcp Nay D IuNpan 10.
Vera Cruz 5 PrJgrrso H. havana days with masc and
passengers FAloXIndc Arrived ~ the Bar Ut $50
pm.
steamer Hucsi. Mount Jacksonville days. with
lumber order. vessel to aITrn Kty
CITY ~ savannah. pasertL savannah 2iays with
IN and passengers Henry lOugc
ouyandottc Kcy Kcnmonf CITY Point ana Nor
folk md-e Ot DoniniOn IS Co
Neptune. berry. poson WITH mdso TO Dinock.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
NEW-J Y.

MoyrRosr runor Yesterday that nlurd-r
had been committed The facts were that Patrick McGary
whose wife addicted to drink. returned nome
from Monday and fourd her IN drnnko
stupor enraged and taking her by the tnroat
nsensbIty. doctor was called III anu tho
In precarous condition. but last EVEN
was reported be improving McGery had not yet Dcoh
arresfo
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
LONG ISLAND.

David aomInc nj "mplOvc in Fahvs watch
case factory yesterday held for the Grand Jury b
Justice Bisgopd tho charge ~ stealing large quantity
gold bullion the factory II had been sspect
that Romano stealing and Yesterday
wLcn he left arbOr the boat for New-loTk hs en
clegrapcf Detective Price who arrested hin ant
found about $500 i'll bullion In his po-scsslon
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
NO 81 CCESSOk OJAEHyE YET.

Nothing was done yesterday by the Aldermen
toward filing Henry " Js.huc'- vacant chair in tho
Board. There was caucus OF tnr County democracy
Aldermen before the BoLri bat ng
OF II, although there good deal OF dscu-son The
Aldermen who talked OF the matter said that 1t was no
nearer settlement nov than at the outset.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
HIS FAvoRIrE PAslIME WAS TO DRAW cHEcKs

LcOnard SchmldI, ago tWcntv. wIfhOnt a homo
las habit OF going int The irving Institution at
No e6 Warren 81 iaing !ho blanks of nlg
IN the name Of George Berg and
them lie Tue sday II olne r.dericks al
No6O Wes broadway and asked him cnscE ior a.
o. eillV
the vcstcrday held III $500 for Sueeia
Sessions Several others expected 10 complain aianst
the
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
PA ACTFIC MAIL COMPANYS ANNUAL MEETING.
There WAS no OnnnSil ION to the rcgnlar ticket

at the annual meeting of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company yesterday. TAG total vOta 10000
shares ont OF share capital OF 900 900 shares. ana this
10y Edward Iauterbach and Henry Hart
The board rcnaiJS unchanged from last year Jay
Could Siddcy Dillon, Ku,-ell sage. G. T. Huntn gtou,
Henry Hart. William RrmScn EIwari Lautcrbach. j.
former Oiiccra Is certain.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
DOINGS OF IHE ALUERlfEN.

William II. Craig, OF No 80 West One hundred
and twenty siItlst. IN protest tho Aldermen
esteday against appropraag 5000 10 help celebrate the
Fourth of Juiy Harlem. 1t was laid the table
deciae TO cpee the public Offices OF the cig AT
uriay during the months OF July. August and Sepie
ber and 70 request The heads vi depArtnons give hor
employees alfhOIday.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
MRS RFCEFR FOTyD Nv CHIC1GO.

Mrs Christian Becker Of New helle who eoped with
John sporenburgh May has been fonnd In Chicago by
Lawyer Henry {. HeDdefsOn. OF Wesichester she was
found living IN low lodging house with her lover In south
where both arrested DaIgc OF adultery
MT Henderson finally consented 10 withdraw the complaint
condition that she deliver her aged busbaad the
bonds amounting TO 900 which she took away WITH her
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

NFw RocHFLR-It learned that the two rival companies
for the construct street railroads In New Ocnce
ana from that village through Ut Vernon 10 fOhkers nave
agreed So. .idlte theig interests
MAMARoSRCE.Jamcs Baldwin lahorcr enpoYed on tilo
attacked by gang oi r0ughs
.r e Ats ana langl rousy woindoL He died yesterday
nIyG SSG-I homas Ncrwcaher fatally hurt yestcr
day ncar the Westchestor iar rounds y s horse
nnlng away lie WAS the ground and struck OIL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
NEST OF roUAG BCRGLlEs BROKEN UP.

ucfectiyc Cuff of thn Nlneteept 4 Precinct lately
learned that Ralg bur glars had roou In ths ten
.r,.nf hnuss No fuesiay night nc
oceHen h0Isr and arrcscI four henoeis OF
The an including John McGion brother Of Michael NC
e., ON who auGter Louls HaDer iot
f ne clothing eSey. reSolvers and u glars Tools was
,onnl IN tne room The prisoners wl be med to-day
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

VIII he give far satisfaction than Ayers or
Hoods This yuarantss TO refunl thb noly
Above a contains MERCURY OR POTASH Extra largo
hon leo conainng u onnc.. rs cents bottles s. Foe
ssle ouly Dy tlKg < SON 353 6th.ayor corner 22ds-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
KNOCKED INTO Az AREA AND FATALLY HURT
NNuliann x annu and .Insenh McManus hIick=

layers quar-clled while they at work unnn
ished house Ninety fl tist and secont.ave yester
day afternoon. McManus was knocked down by Kenny
and fell into the area the building and fractured his
skull Al the Presbyterian Hospital 1t was thought
that he would d!e. Kenny arrested, although he
declared that he had intention OF nJuring McManus
6erlO
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
uENRY N. DuRYEA SHOOTS HIMsELF
THE JURY IN BEVINS'S CASE DIsAGREES

John Bevins, stout. coarse featured young man.
was tried yesterday before Recorder Smyth on
charge of killing bis wife Kate o. January ]. he
indietmen, charged murder in the inst degree but
from the consideration of the jury both degrees Of
purder aud nansauehter in the first ccelee. Only
tie Charge Of manslaughter in the second degree
lived for fe* days after the shooting said that
her death was the result of accident. was given
by Mr. Fellows as the reason why no more serious
man John Jordan showed that he visited Bevns's
touse q few minutes after the shot was fred. Mrs
GouId not have shot her purposely. She said 1t
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
10 | AnIES

suffering from functional derangem or am 6 te pam
their lcrccs
reatlse ilusra wood.cuts and coored plates 100
pages Of complete seifcure sent LOT
10 cents In stamps Address Worlds Dspen5aIy Meucai
Association. Buffalo " Y
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
STATEN ISLAND.
WEsTCHEsTEE COUNTY.

George W Fills has resigned his position as chief clerk oil
the RchnOnd county Police Department and ex oAce Com
missioner BonloD has Deen appointed in his place.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
Announcements.
AD,-rr.r To NoTurRS.

Mrs WIysrOws SYIP should always DC nsed TOT
CHMDEEN IREIHlSG. IL sOOGHE5 the CHILD SoFIsA5 tno
GUNS ALAYs ALL PAIN CURES WIND cOtIC auu 10 Ie bHei
REMEDY Twenty-Five cents a Dotto
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

NEWS FROM fHE SUBURBS

tain whchcy drussst CLERK were nsns to- to-
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fepor the matter to Mr.. Purrineton.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

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