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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-01
Petroleum.

New YORK, August 3L-Petroleum
United closed 6l5s.
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Money Market.
NEW YORK, noon, Augu.

Money Market.
New York, noon, August 81.
Money!.
LATER.
Money-0n call loaned from to
per cent. closing bid.
Prime paper, a 3.
Sterling exchange-Quiet, unchanged.
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Bullion.

NEW YoRK. August 31-Bar silver
92A.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Tn the District Court in and for the Third JJ,
dieiGL District Of Utah Territory, County Of
Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-01

ITO WILLIAM NJ. RAYMOND. DEFEND
j ant, You are hereby required to APP
pear in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the District Court
of the Third Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Utah. and to answer the complaint
flied therein within ten days Exclusive Of
the day of service) after the service on You of
or, II served out OF this county, but in this
district, within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days-or judgment by default
viii be taken against you, according 10 the
prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to have decree
of this court ordering and adjudging the sale
of the 20. K. Mine andMining Claim invest
Mountain Mining District, Salt Lake County,
Utah Territory, under a mortgage thereon
executed and delivered by defendant to
plaintiff, August 18th, 1882, to insure the pay
ment of 81 ,020 loaned and advanced TO said
mine heretofore, with interest on said sum
from August 10th, 1882, at 10 per cent per
4nnum, and that the proceeds of sale may
be applied in payment of the amount found
due plaintiff, and the cost Of suit and sale
and. that plaintiff have the usual relief and
such other and further relief as TO the court
shall seem meet and equitable.
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required, the said plaintiff will
apply TO the Court for the relief demanded
therein
Witness, the Hon. Charles s. Zane
Judge, and the Seal Of the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District,
[sEALl in and for the Territory of Utah.
this 9th day of July, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty-six.
]. u. ZANE,
Clerk
BY II. G. MCMILLAN,
DeuTrfV CLERK
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Summons.

The London Bank Of Utah,
Limited,
Plaintiff
VS.. summons.
William NJ Raymond,
Defendant,
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The People Of the United States in the Terri
tory Of Utah send GREETING:
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BY H. G. MCMILLAN,
Deputy Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
COMPLAINTS ABOVT FAITH HOME.

COMPLAINTS are made respecting the management,
of the Faith Home tor Women, at Parh-place ana
Classon-ave., Brooklyn. The institution mas neeh
under the mana agement of Miss Eta Camphel i"r
about SIX wears and there are forty-scNch d9''
women in IT, ii was started in 1879 ana mas grown
10 its present proportions by the interest taken III
il by a number of charitable persons, among then
A = Barnes who gave the site 1or the huliuihg.
The managers rely upon faith for tne money 10
carry forward the work. the institution Is Moor
porated ard the trustees are the Rev. e.. r. fente-
cost s. : Barnes Dr. :. b. Childs and Mrs. j. NJ
Ham. The complaints about the management OF
Miss Campbell who has full authority over the III
entuton are III effect that ber supervision IS yIan-
nical and that she treats the inmates with great
sternness disciplning them by conilning them Ill
their rooms ana refusing to let them see theli
friends Recently two of the inmates, MISS fhlllps
and Mrs Griffin, were sent away statement
from the latter sets forth that she and other
patients were subjected to many pett, annoyances
and would prefer to live III a poorh0uSc rather imam
in the Home .
When The complaints were first made a commit
tee was appointed TO investigate them, ana tnc
trustees state that they have lmplclt confidence III
the III lnagemen: of the Home Dr. PentecoSt say
that everything Is going forward smoothly ana
there has been no trouble since the two mischief
makers were discharged. Among a number OF old
women ieaousrs and complainings would arse.
but that was all that caused Complaints bliss
Campbell denied that the complaints made ABOUT
her mana cement were well founded.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
THE OTESTIOY or TNDERTdLT4TIONG

The Senate Finance Committee which has
been considering uDdcIvauItOus of Guaule goods, Is
expected 10 New York this week for short
ssOn previous TO GIaflnC bill To MAKE the law more
tpec fc and definite 1heir delay the matter has
suIpIlsr. Their hcstdncy Is attributed 10
their dlsCOurIgcent Win the action Of The House Com
Iutee Customs legislation The blll OF the senate
Committee Will provide for an improved method OF
sppralscnent and appeals from agpraiseinonts tnat
satisfactory.
BOtn merchants and customs officials feel discouraged
with the House Committee because IL has not taken
action 10 make the law more specific and definite
with gard TO charges on coverings or merchandlse,
The supreme Courts recent decision against the Treas
ury Department. IL case where II was claimed that
be paid upon pds,ebOard boxes aud other
coverings OF hosiery and IKE merchandise. Las caused
The 10 protest against the payment Of duties
upon coverings OF kind whether hey be fancy and
valuable boxes fOr opera glasses and musical instru
Mepts line bottles containing Preserved fruits or cheap
button cards ihe Treasury department interpreted
the decision not applying 10 coverings necessary Tor
the protection OF goods and going into the hands Of the
consumers Meanwhile Thousands Of dollars Ia duties
being raid by the merchants under protest
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
NFW-YORI[ CITY.

"Eneagcd.' with Cedric. Hope, Agnes llerndon
and an excellent dramatic company, VIII oe ,nc
attraction this week at the Theatre Cohlque' h"i
lem.
Michael Eagcn. a laborcr. age forty y-ni2e; no
home was run over and instantly killed at, one
hundrcd-and-eighty thrd-st. by "A Ncw-iiavcn
tram on saturday night.
The sails of the new sloOp yacht Atlantic VIII be
bent to-day 10y Philip B. Lowe. who has chaiec 9I
rigging her 1t is expected that she Will be ready
to make her trial sail tomorrow.
Wilson Mann. the colorcd porter accused OF
assaulting Richard Atkins on the Twentv-third
Street Station of the second Avehuc EcvatId
road on Saturday night. was committed III YORK
VILE Police Court yesterday to await thc result oi
AJkins's injuries.
Superintendent Murray thinks that no danger is
to be apprehe from the running of the Third
Avenue cars without policemen. The railway Oh
fcias are of the same opinion An order was Is
sued Yesterday by the superintendent to Withdraw
The police from the caIs. They Will report for duty
at their proper stations.
The Prize Fund Exhibition at the American Art
Association Galleries was opened yesterday after
noon. moderate number of people availei them
selves of this opportunity. Yesterday was the last
sunday this season on which the galleries VIII DC
open.
John Hanley, aborer, while at work at Shaft
No. % of the new aqucduct One-hundrcd-and-
>eventy-cghh-st. and Harlem RIVER, fell IRON the
scailod distance of about fifty feet TO the bottom
OF lie shaft He died III few moments and his
body taken to the Morgue.
BROOKLYN.
A conference will he held by members OF tho Brook
lyn Excise League with ministers and other citizens III
terested IN the enforcement Of the laws In Historical
Hall this evening.
John MantZ OF No. 1l2 Gcrryst, turned his wlfe ana
three children into the street yesterday morning Mrs
Mantz found policeman. VINO went to the house ana
fOund MantZ and his mother drinking beer Iney
seiZed chairs and rushed at officer He managed To
ward off their blows ana with the aid or two citizens
they arrested and locked W.
John d. Fries. painter. OF No 49i Fifth-ave.. whllo
returning from Fort Hamilton last evening fell from the
step of the car on which he was riding. at Third ave
and Sixty 6ftD.st, and over by train going In
the opposite direction. He received "A compound frac.
ture OF the skull removed to the Brooklyn Hog
pital
Mrs Johanna Hartigan. sixty, While visiting
friends No. 2l2 Ham.ltonave. yesterday afternoon
fell from the third story window and was killed. Her
body removed to the mOrgue as she had 10 home.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
STEANFES DUE.
SHIPPING NJ US.

| PORT OF NEw-YORK NDAY, MAY %. 1856
ARRIVED.
May 3 VIA %as-ai p b. las 4so mcn
/ steamer Brcoklgn Commander Matthews Pensacola
Apn2,. Key west May . Nassau Nr. IL liza 300 officers
Us steamer ~wliara. Commander Woodward. Nassau Mp
Is steamer Calcia Commando Chester Pensacola April
80 Key West May ., Nassau Nr l5 Has 40 ohicSrs and
t. steamer antic commqndcr Green. Nassau. up. May
steamer nepu9c ,Br gdg yeTPqo ~ li, Nay l@Ggc,en.
steamer Gc.ng Ger, schmidt Hamburg May L. with
mdse and Passengers 10 Knnhardt n Co.
sclmc. IyrAn ,Br. Has. nsen. Genoa Apr 81 Leghon
- Valencia May Marsecs g. with mdse TO Henderson
sraracr TnnGad tBr Fraser n. Bcrnnda DAYS
VIII ua,e and pass myers 10 OnerDTdge@ CO. Arrived
Steamer Cily o Augusta Nickers,n Savannah 3 day.
with udse ana passengoIs to III Nongc
SicanI.r WyanoGc, IIulphcr5 Newport News and West
POINT Va with passengers Old Dominion
na. and asnscfs 10 Ga dominion ss co VIII"
steamer Chas Mayer Anthony Baltimore, with coal ID
steamer .Br), Dennis Philadelphia. ballast to
steamer Siodoano Br IlarIi"@n on, haegia in ballast
steamer Gen Whitney be1Ise Boston, Win indse To IL
with mdsr oorlcr vessel TO funch Edye g..
toorIer' vessel to Lawrence Ciilcs & Co
Barn Gaspafe ltap LauIo Lisbon lj day1 with salt
Bar. SAGA CSr Hayden Seville i5 days. with misc to
BARK Arnold Won ippcn Gcr Nolcr Iquiqnc via Hamp.
ton Eoaos iO3 DAYS. with initiate OF soda to Nichols
scLr ara cocord colcora yia Delaware Break
sloop yacht Prirclla, Canted, Wilmington Del.
SUNsET-wnd al sandy IOOk. hight s"' hazy. AT CiIy
Island, light ~" hay.
ATIivedyts erday-
steamer cpsS ar Ge.oaoa Fort sp,n ! 10 day. va
to IeaTeIa cc Ar,ivad at ihe Bar at ISi5 H.
BarA AeAandla tNor Larsen, London - days with chalk
Bar. aerha Ger Krusc Buenos Avres % davs via
ware BreakwAtei with bones to Amsnck CO. vessel 70
nark Wilhelm Foss tNor olsen o = Ja3eiTo Feb - VIA
BARK Moiia ,,r Wallace Barbldoes April ~ Delnerara
day, lsobli.son Co. Funch. Edye
Brig Activ Gep Mailman no JancrO o. days. with
Gns ii&ry Aubrey CBI Iedford st croix / days with
sugar aud Ino-s,~s 10 q + Lough L 90.
SAILED.
Steamers SPAIN foT Liverpool Chateau Latte. BodeAuI
BARK ocean rcar for Cardenas
Also saned-yia Long island >ound-Barks Linden, for
Amsterdam / an.ou.h. Winosor, ~.
IHE MOVEMENTS or sTEAMEBs.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSnoN. May 22-Arriyed. steamer Durham city lEr.
SaIcL steamer rntlsh Crown l3rl Smith for Boston
2d-Arr'ed. steamer c. al hing OBJ, Dcnhan. from
L,LMooi4 May 22-AriiVcd. steamer American OBJ.
QIAlNslOw>. May Arrived steamer ravonia tIr)
W0olIcnocn IRON Boston May l5 on her Liverpool
steamer Nsyodi BIZ, Douglass Liverpool
sailed steamer Umbna (Bn. McSiic.4n from Liverpool
GLAscow. Ma 22-Arriyel. steamer Norwegian ,Er ste
kSsAE May . Passed steamer Norseman tl,r. Mad
cox from Bo-t0n sfay : her wy Liverpool
nAMHu Ay - AInycd, steamer Gellet GER. Kuhc
ASsiIa,,M May 32~saled. steamer zAandam ,Dch, Van
AxITfHr Nay -2-saed. steamer Belgealand lBeg) Bey
MavaE Nay y sailed steamer La Champagne Ff new,
IGaub, iOI NeW.i ofA.
HAVANA Mav 22-sailed. stcamer Manhattan Stevens.
| from Acxlcan ports hence ios AewlOrL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
pIEAsURF-SEEKERS IN THE PARK.


rur FIRST SUNDAY CoNCERr-A GREAT cho"p
ENJOYS THE DAY.
C.ntrol Park held its spring opening yesterday.
I'm Saturday the children had their merIN N-inaknIs
dofting every green corner IN the fark, anu .ne
Coaching Club held ifs annual parade; out IL re-
manned for Sunday to group all attractions anu
draw in the old aud young from all parts or me
citv The Saturday night shower freshened thc
lawns that had been trodden down IN the course VI
the dav and the naples ana oircEeS, ,H tmc n1' to
chostnuis and the cOpper-hucd becches seemed "
have put on a deeper bloom 20 meet the ant'TTip1,
tons of the crowds that poured lnt9 lc lnce ia
fhrouCh all avenues from morning untlI uarN'
frst Of the summer concerts began IN thc 49, Mh,,,l
noon and the crowds flowed IN around the music
stand until the regular avenues were zoo 'i n,'r" s
to hold them. The restrictions were i@rI' @ horaa+h
the lawns aud family parties ga, ga,nTiv" M tbn r,ass
the trees: children rolled and tumole III ne -,
GA ronng ,men ana women wandered to ana i,o
amonc The groves. resting at the ioo' q. .; ;nC
large trees. listening dhOa to the Them Tbe
of the music tna' Ir"cH'a rn an mmccasing
Tide M The Mall. around the music-sand ana Gown Gown
the Mill again. only to retHrn. Cl's th Ioi I,oi
sprng costumes voung men III SUNDAY SUI d., i'"'
ians with brilliant handkerchlefs around thelr
necks Cinnamon IN dress suits and slllors III from
n long voyage Joined this ncver-cnding thronS' I'M
I'll il became as varied as procession Oh al ha-
tiOns. a., f., ,,,o
Mall f. the NcugCeTie and fingered with untlrlng
interest around the cages OF The ahlhais oup,iin
tendent Conklin had ordered a PIT TO be euuS apou'
two feet dcep for the elephants ana nl"d WIN
water n. hulky creatures were permitted 10 take
turns in wanowIng in this hole, TO their huge de-
high while one of the keepers played npon i%,oni %
with 2 hose In the evening score OF lost ch'InieH
were hrouglt 10 the Arsenal. but were soon re-
ciaimcd bv nm xiOuS parents. A male miami. ouiS
three weeks old. found in the large ake III tIc
morning but there was nothing 10 lndiCs'e ItS
name AZ Riverside Park the visitors TO 1encraI
Grants tomb were more numerous than they nave
been before this Sprng.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
KAvSAS JAIL.EREAKER sENT HONE.

James Williams, who recently served n term OF
FIVE months in the pentcniiav for stealing coat and after
a arrested Tor Inc larceny
Of Nt,teI taken 10 the Ton - Police
and turned 10 Ia" Kansas police ant h"Ilcs with
he las uch lHt 10 settle Williams
comes nom faoa Kansas aud On october % ls7 e "t'
COnvcici there or committing burglary II
Kansas AMI then srcns u" crime 10y burning
the building e had plund red. e scn' enccc 10 twenty
wears Hipr OnuChi. The l-N taJ he was
10 prison be escaped. with c. J. Prcdcr,
who was under He sentence ior uuiGtr Hairy tOhrn.
another ME prisoner who had committed arson, and Den
NC usll nncrI sentence Of twenty ycafs
highway robbery. Ne u.h captured b. lore hc gUt
miles from the pIisou but the Other three escaped
hen Williams las' arrested TN. nOilc ii
mat his ap caran'c iad with the description of one Of me
lie detained al loiltc Heat
while the authorities Ioilntd SlcT-
i schumacher who here promptly recognized him.
the taken 10 The IOmbS Police COGrf
yesterday Jus ice ORcily formally transferred hh 10 the
ody Of he
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
TO CHOOSE A GRAND SACHEM.

rhc Tammany Council, composed of the sachoms
chosen at the recent election will meet this evening
at the wIgwam in TOurtoenth-st., and announce MS
choice for Grand Sachem, Father OF the COuncli
and ScIlbe. here seems no reasonable DOUBT that
the sachcms Will So scatter their votes that no one
will have a majority of the votes cast, so that tue
present Grand Sachcm, T. Henry Ducro, Will hold
over. For Father of the Council Judge German
and General John Cochrane are spoken OF. smith
f. Lane former Park Commissioner, Is candidate
for Scribe with not much chance Of obtaining the
position James }. Martin. JOhn /. lOal, or some
other of the young and active members OF the So
cietv and the General committee is apt torecelVe the
place. The amIuaIy society has been unfortunate
In its choice of ScTibes for the last two or three
years. Augustus l. lOcharty was chosen two
years ago. His father-ln-law, Edward hcdrheH'
faIied of reelection as state Committeeman,
Edward Cahl being chosen III his place. Mr.
Kearney left Iaumauy Hall III a huff, and with
him went his sOn-M-law, VITO had only short time
before completed term Of three years as Register
One year ago Edward McCuc. the Ianmany leader
III the With District, chosen Scribe. lie failed
10 give abstraction to the powers that rnle IN
1ammany Hall. during he last campaign, ana MS
disIIct was taken from hIm and given 10 state
Senator Edward reilly. 1t Is the intention 10
select one tins time VITO will have hs allegiance TO
the present leaders copper fastened.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
BE0oKLYy DECORATION DAY PARADE.

The Decoration Day parade III Brooklyn will
btglH st Broadway ami EcdiOrl-ave. and the line OF
march Will be III elfOrd nd Lafayette ayes. South OK
fora st. Hanson Place and Flabush-aYc TO fultOs;.
where the parade Will bc dismissed Ihe troops OF the
Second Division the Grand Army Of the Republic posts
and fire DricaGe Will form the column. The troops
Will 20 TO Riverside Park with Grant Post and the other
posts Will 20 TO Greenwood and cypress IiIs Cenetcr
les reviewing will be erected at LAFAYETTE and
Clinton ayes. As President Cleveland VIII not have
time to wat for the line TO reach this
n BedfOrd-aye, where the President and Se,retaues
Whitney EndcOtL and Lamar will review the parade
o. 9 a. IN. and then come To this CITY.
Yesterday services were held at the Naval Cemetery
Brooklyn by Naval Post No. 5l6. and Mansfield Post,
No. 80. aud q address was male by the Rev. W. II.
BOoe. 6eTmons were addressed 10 Grand Army posts
IN several Brooklyn churches last evening. In the La
isyette Avenue Presbyterian Church, DR.. Cuyler
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.
Board OF Aldermen.

Board OF Aldermen.
Aqucduct Investigation. II n. m.
Darling will case. before Surrogate Rollins.
Harlem Bridge Commissioners.
Cremation OF Dr. Di0 Lewis, Fresh Pond Crematory.
2:3O y. III. ,,-A
General synod Of Reformed Presbyterian Church.
Twelfth Street Church
Cricket match Staten Island against st. George
HobOSeu. 1870 H. ,,.,.
10 u. ..,,,.
Baptist preachers and Reformed pastors meetings.
II a. IN. -....o,
XilIth Assembly District Republican Associauoh'
Grand Opcra House. 9 y. m.
Academy OF Sciences. Columbia College, : r. m
Uuted States Catholic Historical society," 'hchcri"S
Hall. : p. . o,o,,. ,,.,.,
thirl-st, u
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
UNEXPECTED CONTEST AMONG REPCBLICAV s

When the caucus OF the AllIth Assembly
District Republicans held not long AMI ticket
agreed to be voted fOI at the recent primary was
supposed all chance for trouble had been done
AWAY with On the enc side arrayed General An
g. McCOOk. Senator Frederick :. Gibbs Clarence.
W. Meade AssemD yuan John l.. WlndOph, Frank
Iawrcace aHd Others and ON the other eI-
Asseuhlymau Henry l.. SpragGe Civil JUS
tce /. l. GeGu,y. Knox McAfee. Alderman
James CowIe Charles : Spencer. and their freudS
OF each side chosen.
agreed tIat the Cd president OF the a-sOcia
ZION. Clarence w. Meade. should be chosen. CO.Onel
Spencer be the member OF tle executive commit
tee from The district IL the Republican County Commit
Each SIDE 10 name uiu alternately for The
Delegation TO The Republican County Committee and the
district Committee o. Forty. Ihs was done, and con-
test al the primary was ayOiiol. Only ticket
since then contest has been UNEXPECTEDLY developed
that for chairman OF the District Committee Of Forty
Toe fIcLds OF senator GlbOs that II wei! under
that lie 10 be CHAIRMAN o. the District Com
nte TINS is denied by the opposition. An effort
last Tuesday evening 10 organize the
but to tue absence OF some OF the members
whom the contest was sur prise, there tie
OIL every question raised
II deemed advisable that no bad blood shall he gen
eraiel II might affect the election OF all AssemDym
IN this district next fall
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
rUNEElL or CHARLES SMITH,

The funeral Of Charles Smith, OF the firm Of
Smith & Lawrence took place yesterday afternoon
house O his 80 g.. West Fifty sixth - Tie Rev W.
AcLery pastor Of the Fifty third street Methodist Episcopal
Church conducted the services Among those present were
IaA Ec~kuau. surgeon General IL ant. Of
Governor lis siai and Robert Ferguson. The buIa VIII
DC al Heading, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

NHUT HT TWT UW FE UF = IVW III T TVVW
John BiddIe WHO keeps a drinking place at
9OucduCt, shot and Gan tIouslV wounded
Thomas Fitzgerald late on saturday bleht There VAS
miscoiancOus his bar and the proprietor
nOuIshng rcvOiy er He was finally induced 20 lay
down. lie went down INTO the cellar to I'll
Wnic he coming upstairs TIE tIapdOOr itI
his head and The men laughed BGdc up Iagr,
SAVING somebody hd ed tTtok him lie seized the
and Ied into the crowd The bullet struck Ftz
shoulder TIE bone Dr Collins took
abjIt tn f OF the bullet which in little plrcrs
and Of bone MOTuhcatiOn is likely TO
set IN and fatal Bidlc has not y,t been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
BrrcHrRS WHO IMPOSE on HFBREWS

Another meeting Oh lnc hlcrlVCHiS oI l!lc VI
thOdox Hebrew congregations OF the city was held yes
tcraay afternoon at the Norfolk Street Synagogue TO
consider to put stop the dcceptiOns ractsed
by many butchers who supply the Hebrew trade Many
these sell meat which tney have DOuEht at the largo
markets without re-ari 20 whether IL IS of Kind
permitted by the jewish law or not committee Of
rabhi- will select competent mcntD visit all shops VIII ch
pretend to supply meat for the Hebrew trade, and
means Will be taken to prevent further imposition.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
SPECULATION ABOUT THE EXCIsE BILL

Next to tie spring election bill, the Excise bill
now IN ile hands oI the Governor eXcltes the most
interest among politicians. The bill passed. about
which there was SO much controversy, Is the one
seat 10 the leg stature by Mayor Grace which gave
the Mayor the power TO appoint Excise COinnilS-
sloner, and POhce Justices. without confirmation
by the Aldermen. The bill was changed 10y striking
ont the Police Justices clause and substituting
President Mooney for mayor Grace. Otherwlse the
bill Is the same as originally Introduced IhcIc
have been allegations that If it Is signed by the
Governor President Mooney Will Ie-appJlnt Com
missioner Nicholas Haughtcn and also appoint
Robert &. McCOrd rs the Republican member, leiv-
lnq the tlnrd man to be named Dy Iammauv HALL
Those who are III a position to speak with some
degtce of authority SAY that neither commissioner
Iauehton nor MIR. McCOTd will he appointed by
President Mooney. if hc has the power OF appoint
ment VINO the Democratic members of the lOard
will be President Mooney declines 10 say further
than that they will be good men. Bu, there are
good grounds for believing that the Repuhllcan
member of the Board would he John ". lacobus,
VINO made > good run for sheriff last fail
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
STATEN ISLAND.

Stephen Gidcrslecvc the missing tax col
cctOr whose accounts far asClrtaDcd. show De-
cencv o abou 300 s2OO. tot appeared staten
ana snce the FIRST wck I'm NAV H. on IA Bow
the Windsor Theatre. saturday Is books and
property have been seized by the ,herlI
PORT RICHMOND William Irvlny young man. was ar
SATURDAY for senoing Threatening letters - Mrs
kunr widow ylng AZ McSt BTich Justice HulseOus
held him III 500 bonds for cxamlnatlon
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
WLSTCUEsTEE COUNTY.

SNG-Edward G. Brown coored convict. fonnd
dead ~ bs cell nj ococh Yesterday morning lie ~eht to
his Gel in good hr iii saturday night and slept until
occck wleu com lained keeper that lac fell sick
When ms company ned ont he ed. and he was
ms Barber sad ne died o' fatty
The lie sentenced June ., 1854, TO
tM and one hal. years for grand larceny.