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New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
rur,ABoR QUESTION IN JERSEY CITY.


The silk weavers employed in the several
mill. in the northern part Of Hudson County, j. have
resolved TO strike for eight hours and more wages AT
private meeting In Hoboken on Thursday night WHICH
WAS attended by about 800 operatives the following
resolutions adopted
Wb,y,as There continually large number OF persons
employed In the silk in lustry. and -,....
HhSreds those cd nave no sseaoy empoy
during the entire therefore DO II
R,olped That silk and all those connectec
with industry. In mass meeting assemDco ssee ss
that eight hours constitute days "orA anu
Rocsd That we consider duty enforce said reso
luton.
Some of the said that there are hundreds OF men
employed In tho silk industry who do not earn more
than 80 week. The women make on an average from
s5 TO SO a week Robert Simon. owner OF one OF tnc
larges silk mills the hill. which LOU opeIsNcs
are employed snys that strike is begun No WI" o'ooo
the mill and remove to Europe. ,.,s..oa coa,
Tho GOAL Ovelers employed Dy the CousoNuaeo Sos
Com many OF Hoboken struck yesterday for an increase
of wages. The men who get nine cents ton want
eley Oh cents aud those who were pAa Ses a.
an hour demanded thirty ccnts Inc nen say tnat
the preaent rates they cannot make moro tnen Y!v
week under the most favorable circumstances Captaiu
oede 10 the demands OF the aud sal thst u tney
persisted he would transfer the business 70 ucon
sixty boys Cogate's soap factory ssru ~ oo
without giving any warning OF statns tuo .
Grievance their employers Ihey nave ooep IA
from "a so TO So according TO their ability one OF tne
boys sad to reporter thst they wanted an
from fifty cents to one dollar week anu tnat
cndent faylor lad promised 10 meet them MS mo.nnS
The employees In Mathessen Wecher suKsI nousu ~
In received an o ~ h.n eads by
the mon but Mr Mathlessen determined several weeks
ago To increase the wages.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
AFFAIRS OF VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.

AFFAIRS OF VARIOUS OR1ANlLAllONo'
MRS. GRAY's BUSINESS STILL GRowISG-A DENIAL
FROM THURBER. wHYLAND & 90.
Mrs. Gray, the Hudson-st. baker, was
passed by yesterday far contributions were con-
cerned and the posman who delivers the letters a her
shop had chance rest his arms, which had become
completely tired from tho great weight he had been
compelled to carry. He however. stopped to get his
usual allowance OF cakes Business had Increased
wonderfully the nelghbors who had deserted
tho place when the clouds OF atVersity hung over 1t
to buy and walked away as proudly as though
they had stuck the little bakeress through all her
trouble. Hot cross buns went out Of the place
by DOZENS and the silver in the cash drawer chnked as
musicay as IL did before the trouble began.
All OF Delury Co.'S taiors returned to work yester
day. satisfied with the ssions made to them The
strike although OF barely thirtysx hours duration. has
been q costly on TO the hrm.
ths Crippled Boys Brush shop in East
the boys were at work there as usual, Many reopie
who had read OF the boycott which had been imposed
upon the brushes made there came In during the aay
and left orders for brushes to be made for them wa
quite blow the institute whom the letter came IRON
fhurber whyland Co. announcing the firms Wiz, ~.
largest recipients Of the insttutons WORK Capts!a
1 ssa yesterday n TsSyb. f Wsyaud Co. %s
caused BY demand made upon them by the British
Makers Union, oacasioned by an incorrect reading
the letter Tho rm denies that such the case and
sent the following letter in explanation:
To the Editor Of the Tribune.
H soncsrnng the sale by rm Of brushes by
crpped boys Of the Chdrens Aid society We have not
Ssvsa Sa % .Iy ,s sauss S S1
although out Of line to see we could help tnls
IS, We w.S gsSt S $ ss srso
we decided to she sale o these brashe: ~
NeD York, April %, 1885, IHuHbEa WILLIAM " w.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THE METROPOLITAN OPERA SEASON.
,ck boldars of the MetrODOlltan Opera Co

Stockholders of the Metropolitan opera OOIn-
many regret at the circuton OF reports con-
oerppg the financial Of the last season calcu
lated to convey the impression that caused
lion among them They that the charges against
the opera season are restricted expenses OF the
opera the result will profit Of $4,000 In spite OF
the loss Of $4,000 Philadelphia. the difference be-
tween the opera expenses and receipts being the
difference between $244 9s1 90 and $30s.16S l3 The
In the floating debt Of 100000 was caused Dy
the purchase of new scenery and costumes tue a'o.
,on n, the third tier of boxes and improvements to the
building and therefore investment for the f95are M S
What h,a been reported assessment OF SZ.oOo
mar Sox for the coming year merely item in an est-
mate as is also OF 81 900 each performance the
estimate being placed o basis that would yteio
mont to the stockhOder For the last season the az
sessment $4,000 per box and the onoe rcce,pts
aggregated over $l71 900. As The TRIBUNE statcu n
wing tho season, the stockholders are moro than
satisfied with German opera.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
BREWSTER g. CO.'S MEN GRATIFIED

THE FIRM UNExPECTEDLY REDUCES HOURS OF La
BoR-REMARKs BY ONE OF THE MEMBER'.
little incident in marked contrast with the
labor difficulties occurred yesterday ~ brew"
.ter A. Coz (of Broome- st. J. tho weknown firm OF car
rage builders at Forty seventhst and Broadway with
ont the least intnation OF what coming the 4oo
men employed there called together In one OF the
MINER halls at o'clock. and after brlef speech from
one OF the partners told that the hours OF WorK
,,oud hereafter average nine, instead VI ten, day
wages, OF course, remaining the same some years
ago the firm began a gradual reduction OF hours az
nm experiment, giving an extra ono or TWO Oh ss'uruay
afternoon full hour for dinner then Two ior am
mar making the hours run all the way from nitytwo
and half to nfty-seveu and half per week. Inc 70.
suits were satisfactory. both as 10 tue a
especially as to the quality OF the work done Ahe hrn
ia prosperous and generous. and without the S"se's
agitation on the part OF the men-in fact without 'neI
kpowledgo-it was decided to begin this morning win
Tie folio wing schedule For the SIX day e5ceP. ao
day from 73O IN. to II n.. and from Tao 70 & 2oV
Ia;4S rs TO y NJ. During July and August full hour
win lie given at noon Porters cartnen ano no, cei t h
Seeted change great MAN. Of Of Ss ssssas
tended to benefit them especially; hama. uh,,a
he men stood Scy their shirt sleeves 1Ra
hare arms He said part Fourteen years ago % tae
here ss,ues ios ssIi Tne rso lasted TWO
and tnep all returned unconditionnly INC .,rl h, va
course does not regret the result Oh tnat h, ths
w.re setis6ed then that 1t was good tnng tnat tne
s,sht hour moy ement not successful But tue s.IA
at us to thinking, and began, six months a,er
grainaI reduction from sixty nours week ahn n"s
soiten az far a. fifty to-day In all those iour,ee
srars our $50 to $50 men. OF as many as -
S.aionalies have never made single unjust demand
ns. and We have appreciated it In $780, when une
were improving. rnised wages twelve 70 fol
| nor cent and In tho hard times Inn. to'
HHwed. although there was tacit agreement Una Una
we might reduce again. we kept them up , 20 .n0 m,s
.,sndsrd We beileve eight hours Oh tho wno,e u ~.
LAKE il puts unequal footing Wild ndncs,o"
iahor aud knocks on 20 per cent OF the total
@ ss s.aasncv ia Ali tnst way believe that ther
are men in ths shop who will see ssnt nours G 20 .d
"nivsrsa day's labor And We have made up our minv
~ ,nset This tendency and from tonorrow morning. ,n
Hsvs work in brewster Cempsnys viii consist o. n.n
Sonrs with no reduction of wages lorSat eppa.s.ss ~
Tns hro, Ia mot an anti union nrp. We dsmand On
right On our part to oin any party CLUB or sSeeU o
wish to- and we arc willing 10 accord thet txnt :" o
smn,ioyes IAppiausel wehavs no objection 20 {Iu
onins The knights Of labor or Eng otnss You
mat IN socicty everything soss Win tho aeeso IA
majority aud the man who gtves up his rEns VI 'S~
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
BAR.
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66bE3;Tcraiss'

IanUrx OYPIcE, April 24-l .. m-The norsnwest
avn .,orm csnter slowly moved into Wisconsin yesrer-
a. North and vest Of IL temperature fell doold-
sdly, tho change Of Marquette in twsntyiour heurs
.uannt,na 20 sso Heavy showers foil in Minnssots
and Dskoss. elsewhere the weather va. f.r Tue
barometer here fol-, with closr skisa Inc .smp'rs'ue
.n n..-..n 6so ana go, the average tb6asP being
49, on the day last year and
10 higher than on Thursoay. ..uc.r.tura nav
rasy Tc.thsr with nearly ary tsmpers<use -
nsc,sd in ths CITY ana v!cipity to-day and SUNDAY
~ orsssnt colder fsir or partly cloudy weather 'naf
cated for Monday.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
:5s,s M Ss Ssgssl.4s 4 Ae's Sg ssssa.1ss sss Sss
..n METHODS on THg PANAMA. CANAL.
=, .,x TALK FROM rnx CAPTAIN OF DREpGER AT
$"" WORK THERE.

~
WORK THERE.
.;, w r. Sherwood, who for the last
- months has beea IN charge OF the American
eSen ~,, ~ Nev.York on the Caiuto section OF
. p,n,ma Canal, arrived here yesterday from Colon
w. s,,.rd tho steamship City Of Para He spoke irecS
" k work on tho canal and the prospect OF It's com
S,.,on within the time set by NJ. do Lesseps ho !.
S,onoupccd In his condemnation OF the management "
r. rrench sub-ofcias and Of the manner IN wnieh 'no
t,s ara lat and sublet aud relet, so that the re-
Sor,,b,llty is shifted from one to another un'''
I,o.sble TO remedy the numerous evils whon exist
sha working OF the various departments tno oa""'
i,norers who are mainly Jamaica ana m"iu".e u.e's
terroes the captain says are as iu'o VI P'' f'
Snd extremely lazy aud indoen1 .u
- q, M nfreouent spectacle, he declares 10 sco iio
hn % o5O OF these men sit the mud for hai aay
ssic .wav time for which they arc paid % oo ua''
% rrench officials not equal TO the task oi Sssns
= fair DAYS work out OF the men compr's'"s '"o
sorca 100 of whom he does not think DO az mum
=. any ak American laborers. Al inc s4a0 ',o =. -
mts that "the climate is not nj ior wn'.' .howp
a." He complains bitterly OF tho lack oi on'les
49, .,e French officials with whom he came III pusn.,
son,act On each side Of the canal ditch IN "n'en ~
areascr was at work. fence was but penn" fncs was
the mud excsva;ed WAS depoeu, sS rstnruinS to the
eS but it was 50 badly constructed Sal naa to be
tnnay giving way ana the in Inconvenience. delay
sOSe al &Se% the were IpSHse spUhsse
70 aUOus snd the captain says they invatiaDy yd T
sSs rule OF doing nothing to-day that 'noy ''"'u
pW on he wishes to understood as spesxns Ynly
~ III own experience the section IN when ns rev
sctons Are conducted IN any more onioen. mSumS nIS
when asked his opnion rs to whether me shs
AN ssid that during hs aonths service ne
Saf been careful obsefyer And had conveFsed ,"ay
men{ Was that would the canal not be & % ala
ot beleye the work would be done under ne
en II. does mot y a1y 9ssn' ss teni that
~ vstsm now In use Of reckless expenditure, couPiea
i1b sck of discipline and general dilatorness must 20
radically changed or the desired END Will no'or o' W.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

tendent Of the works. refused to comply with the de.
mand and thifty-nvo weavers left their looms On
Wednesday committee called upon Mr.. Bragg and
stated that they would insist upon the reinstatement
Of the discharged "rxer" but desired that tho man
Xho bad taken bis place In tho mill SHOULD 10 dismissed
snd and Asrots hat tie seSVsrs s''V should return
to EesuAc charge Of their looms, but refused to DO %
unless the number Of looms assigned to the charge OF
This demand was also refused and the wsayers again
left the mill. Now hands will be set to WORK at once
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
pgsI0yATYOY OF DR. CURTIS.

Dr. Edward Curtis rendered his reslgnatlon
as professor OF matsrs mecs o tho fscusy Oh tae oo
loo. ~ pbvsc,aus and Surgeons on Wednesday. Hs hsd
informed the faculty some tune ago OF his intention 70
sasn st the end Of ths srm and % they had secured
DR. George l. Peabody to be his saooessoE hts Iesi9na
ton wss accepted. For fourteen year. Or CuIs ~ -
Sssu professor tn the college, ana Ms WORK mas pson
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
Pout OMce Notice.


rShoud be read DAiLf VI AL Interested - changes
c timoL
for foreign not bespecy adresst
particular steansr except when ts do
aired 10 send duplicates banking ani am,rcis docI
ments letters specially addressed being seat by TIE
fastestv esseis avAtiaoa .,. 49,, ,, Ill, .,...
LY IN all csses this ofios ~ toiioSs
sATUKpAY-Ag $50 q IN. TOR Euto23 pc: Etr1rih
wa Queenstown o. $50 ~ Tor tue Nethsrlands o.
rect per 5 Leerdsm via rotterdam uettefs must 20
directed "per Leerdap'6 st t3O n Tor Boigium di'
rect p,r g. N00ruland. wa Antwerp (etters must %
directed por Noerdland" y 7so u Tor scotland o.
recte1 sp,r Fpraossla at 7:3Oh m. for Sorwb. per
3 s. Island ieIters wust DO urects9 "oer IsAnpl as
1880 Tor Europa per s. Ciy d. Rern, VIA Queens
towu at9A IN f5r Newfounaiand per . 8 MIRANDA At
snas s0s arse re- oSn Sna tor sns.Sa a.eo% VA
ITinidad- per Bsrrscoula at $50 N. Tor JAMAICA
yerta%na&s & wa E.rsstSn Nsssr' for AesiS' ma'' os
. q Lucy 2. MnfSr. from few.orlsans.
MSs iog the society islsnas saR o S pAps ss%
Isa.saS Ia ra''ss Ssxsssaaa HsS S aSw,sa ana ss$ssa
tslands pse { Alameda tirom San frsnclscol cots
ss ss,s NV .a Sss r. oe ssf'.s Tor
6hins ANA JspAa peg Beige irog sSa srAnSi'ce,; &
T%st ssss nS as sasiSs s, & K
ON he d ts1 SyssAad frsa:l
xsss on As. s. =: Z: & 8 az
s.. Oa. 's..'s ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THE WEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDICATIoSS-FOR 20 HoURA
WASHINGTON, April 24.-For New-Engand
ana cha Mddla Atlantic States fair weather. station
ary except the extreme eastern portion
OF the New England States slightly warmer. winds gen.
orally southerly. falling barometer
For the vicinity Of NewYork City and Philadelphia
fair weather, stationary temperature
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
WHAT MAY BE poSs WITH BRIDE GIvERS

The Grand Jury were not In session yester-
dsy and there was tsle apparent activity ~ tes DIS
tfct.Attornsys ofBoe II wAs ssh thss tne Dss''o''
ltonsv tounA q mpssstss 70 SECURE sucisnt evidence
b bribery 10 warrant the ipAesmeut of some OF ths
Aessd bribsrvsrs he might proceed hS ~ indssmsns
lhsspg several Of them with conspiracy 70 cause %
tniswfui set 70 bs done. Under such IN ind'esaens
largs pumbsr Of sets might be proven shAs wsu'o !"
tetbSf 20 10 make eut the eberke: l.. ~ .,.
10 sctop n expected before Monday u e9y Of tne
hsstsrs Of pubc Interest fer - the
heys Office Ia concerned. The Grand jury IL ID NJ
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

Tho attention of all purchasers Of carpets Is
called fact that the Roxbury Tapestry Carpet =
the only tapestry made to-day OF high an
in the tapestries of twenty-five years ago These goods
have mot deteriorated in any respect whatever and
excellent carpet at very low price being superior IN
quality and value to the many Low Grade Body brussels
made to-day The line OF style offered this season
xceptiona Tue goods may be known to all by their
Trade Mark two fine lines on the backs near each edge
class DEALERS
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
CARPET wEAvRRs Striking IN YoNKERs.

Another strike of carpet weavers has occuifeu
at YonKers this time the Fernbrook Carpet Ms ..
tho foot Of Ludlow at oomixer was discharged 'A''
Monday for neglect OF duty This was followed py
demand made by thrty-two weavsn that the o'so".s
dxer" bs rpinstated and that the who had 'AAe"
his p,ace should 10 discharged. Mr. Bragg. supsnh
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

ent to an outside body loses one d nobeat poE.oR
pryeF ppadss You w0ra mot bs' thas lnHn ss
eis OF The Oldest employees should DO DISCHARGED Or
made 0a the union h.TsveT tSss mas Pc
always try TO meet our men fairly and II there ever Is
strike In Brewsters 1t will not DO the companys iaui
One Of the workmen replied briefly and three times
three were given Tor the house.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
soRREL HORSES OBLIGED TO YIELD.
UsELEss TO KICK WHEN PROFESSOR GLEASON is IN
f1k RING.

UsELwss TO KICK WHEN PROFESSOR GLEASON rs IN
r1E RING.
Professor Oscar s. Gleason. whose moral
method Of breaking in refractory horses has been sp'
approved by Mr. Bsreh, Continued his efforts last nshs
at making pungers" stand peaceabiy on all fourss
"kickers" show one foot at time. and "bakers" troe
u straight line across the sawdust OF the Cosmopotah
Hall arena
The first subject was thorough bred
sorrc with hgstrung nerves, belonging to Mr. Heck
sLemer lie had been shoi. and turned out to DO
tho most desperate kicker and most obstinate fighter
that the Professor has met In his long xperenc he
said at any rate after getting wrdcd once or twice Ia
his efforts TO throw tie horse over After the prcai
nary prevent the pulling and jerking OF tho
nead horcmen the floor suggested that the Pro'
fessor had handled the animal before and that he was
misreprescniny its bad qualities The owner was ap
pealed to and the Professor added;
"pn givo any man IS to pick up one of the horses
bindee Tho scepucs were not satisfied with this and
"Til give either of you a s25 bill II yon Iht.
any one Of his isgs" Tho doubling Thomases looked %
the bill aud concluded It would scarcely cover thcf
II can't hold = conversation all evening with the
the crowd applauded. Tne sorrel was thrown on ths
floor after hfteen miDutei struggle and finally let
a Ss ss 1T
ana ss;G ss: @
: a1e. n sss nsps. Sss 'sss se &
far as to take his measure for pair Of
shoes But tho kicking and plunGing began again. aud
one OF the attendants had to retire for awhile TO Dane
his and with court plaster The band tne
top gallery began to play as forlorn hope ana ing
horse whose ear good his blood sympatnized
with the audience and gave in.
A scrsggy- -lookDg horse also sorrel. belonging 70
| Mr.. Maiilard, next announced as 4" genuine
kicker" but turned out to be Dalker nstead d. Hs:
too was Obdurate and could be driven until Dis
stuffed with paper few more courses were
given with the whip, tin pans and bassdrnm ana ing
| the track as II he were paradng at q country
fair. black, kicking pony was brought IN 20 vary
the scene and was ridden by the Professor without
bride and even submitted to having him pue his bands
on the anks and vault over his back He also Followed
cingle up tightly the same principle that man Win
his hands tied would follow the person who tied nem 70
get bem released Tho first sOrel will be on extbition
| again this afternoon and evening.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

going at A. H. King Co.'S 92! and 629 Broadway
ia sonnet Immense and chidr. MS clothing and
pants most astonishing low prices Mems suits
Call at open this evening until II o'clock al
H. KING Co.'S 627 and 629 Broadway, between bIeecAer
and Houston sts
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

The Lungs are Strained and Racked by a
persistent Cough the general strength wasted. and az
incurable complaint often established thereby. Dc
Jayne's Expectorant effective remedy for Coushf
and Colds. and eI,rts beneficial effect on che Pub
monary aud Bronchial Organs ::
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

nounced. Will on Monday consider the Third Avenue
Railroad strike. ,.o,, ,,,.r.
NAN De Lacy Yesterday. Ex.A Aderman Wchdei was,
hoW eyer a visitor TO the lawyers oItce.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

YuengIins's Ale and Lager Beer. D..
Absolutely Pure Bottled at the Brewery Expressly LOT
Family and delivered BY A. Lieble Co. l2Sthst ana
lOth-ave. Now. YORK City Order by Postal card
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
6periaI d otiees.
Executors' Sale.

A. ExecutOr1 coac'
ANCIENT AND MODERN PAINTINGS.
BKONZEs AND MARBLE 5TATUARY
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
APRIL 2s AND 20, AT O'CLOCK
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF
CHARLES N. FEARING
AND OTHERS.
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
AT ORTGIES ART GALLERIES.
s45 AND s.7 BROADWAY.
WILLIAM b. NORMAN. ,AUCTIoNEER.
Nur,e or Companion o Invalid Lady.
wANTED-A situation to attend an invalid lady. or As
comuanion BY person experience objection to travel
or 20 out the best OF reference Caor
address NJ. L.. 80 lst Place. Brooklyn. n Y
The Theatre.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY MAGAZINE. AND RE-
CORD OF THE STAGE
CONTENTS OF NO. 8:
fror sale by all uew,deaers saturday April "a Price 10
cents)
PORTRAIT OF JOHN GILBERT tafter Fak).
Joseph Fleming
ENTIRE NOUS. .Trophonius
OUR SOCIETY" Y".......-...........-.GE f. Montgomery
BARNUM ............B. b. Valentine
OUR MANAGERS (sheridan shook.
NOTES AND NEwS............"T The Man In the street"
the DOCTORS CERrIFICATE..........Ph O. Cusacks
(Cartoon.)
JAPANESE MUsIC...... whitins
FAMOUS FRENCH ACTOR. Barnet Philips
"A BRACE OF CHOPS. .Deshier weca
with nlustrauons)
tCarsoon)
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
coNDuCrORs PROMISED HIGHER WAGEs

A committee representing all tne conductors
q, the C.ntra Railroad Of NewJersey called upon sup
st.arn. vesterday at his office In this city and re-
auesed an mad stated hs
reasons for nxh1nG the reqnest tno spa..S asoms
assured thom that heir wages wouid pe inoo"'e~ "'
AIS q month within . week or two.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
UNDER BAIL FOR BOYCOrrrNG A MUSICIAN.

An examination was had yesterday before
Justice Gormsn Market Court into the charges
preferred by George Esoher formerly leader OF the or
chestra at Thesss Hail. In East Fourteenth ST..
against Hans Holdorf, Adam Schmidt, Herman "ehoei
and John Muenhauer Of having conspired To prevent
h,, from pursune his lawful occupation as musician.
Esohert claims to have lost $50 week since Marcn 20
through tho fundamentally of tho accused men 1eoFse
hesa sad that the defendants waited upon hu anu ae
mandsd Che discharge of Escher under threat OF oeng
boycoted They threatened he said 70 Ssssros 10y nas
81 900 10 Hodorf The case was remittsd for n ria. a.
Franz Half. Of No. 1877 Alen-st, giving Dali Ia ~'"0 M
each Of the
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
The Great Clothing Sale

C0nfecfO Laxative.
For constipation rrut coniection agreeape anu
efficient. AT Druggists
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

.Dpfseieea BY .tudeni. iscal iss!y,c,y'spaaqY
was cspSi Srsetdr o the EaSs6e Ito Assurance oce
the sfcater part Of s time ana atteoon e called swsy
from his college duties cr. Peabody WIZ assume me-
now duty In October.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

Capital and Labor Satisfied
pasters the quickest cure for lame BACK
rheumatism, sprains and strains.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

MRS. LANDGRAFS RETURNING TRADE
There was more business-like air in the lit
tie bake shop East seconds yesterday than mas per-
yaded tho establishment for several days MIS- Lano
graf and her come ylooking ughtor-inaw who were
formerly kept busy handing out loaves OF Bohemian
bread and cakes and cookies are much cheered oy the
turn that affairs taken and express the hope that
everything will come out right after all The sheves
and showcases which have been empty are now COM
fortably ted with tho results Of the three German bak
ers work and in the lower OF the high tier OF
shelves stands q row OF round Bohemian broad ready
for sale When o TRIBUNE reporter visited tue piaSce
Yesterday the door swung open. as to invite the
passersOy H. and card hung in the WINDOW announc
ing that there hot cross buns for sale but 9niy
one small tinfu left IN the afternoon People nau
heard OF the persecution to which she hah peen SUD
ected and had called to express their sympathy Wy
purchasing some OF the nowiy mado stock. Ohe ols
woman both In size and voice. stepped into sne roSm ba
opd bought one OF the loaves of Bohemian preau one
Of the store with loaf In her hands 20 snow the
that she was not AFRAID 70 puy anu
eat boycotted bread. Immediately after sne 1eparteo
a aenfemau came in and depositng - Dill on the
ordered bread for that amount to be sent TO te
Shelterug Arms Hebrew Association. at NO. oo0 East
FIfty.seventh-st. Another left % for bread ana q
woman bought 6cent LOAF ana lao ooWh @A p'i' w
pay for il, but would take no change.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

SENATOR BECK IN FAVOR OF MRS THOMPSON.
LOUISVILLE, April % tSpeciah.-A letter has
be.n received In this city from Senator Beck In answer
IN the storm of ndign the reappontment OF
Mrs. Thompson. Ho that he merely approved VII
It's reoomiue end alton