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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-08-26

There is an intimatlon that Re-
preventative Cox, of North Caro-
lima, who was defeated for nomina-
ton the other day because of his
earnest support OF civil service re-
form, will be rewarded by being
appointed first Assistant Secretary
of State, and that eX-Gov. Porter,
of Tennessee, who now holds the
place, will retire in his favor,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-08-26

The Chicago Times thinks that,
al tho Washington government is
resolved 10 repeal tho law of Chi
huahua, 1t must also, in order to
fulfill the requirements of Mr.. Ire
land and tho people of this ooun-
try, repeal the law of France, of
Spain, of Italy, otc," But the
Washington government is dot re-
solved to repeal tho law of Chi
huhua. 1t has no moro right to
repeal laws in Chihuahua than it
has to pass them or TO submit to
them. 1t has not boon so stupid
rs to even think of such q thing.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-08-26

Irregular Business Methods
Unelp 'Rastus Ito grocor)-"Miste1
Smif tole me ter como heah an git
sack o. flour an plug O. ter.
bacah, an yo' is ter charge 'em tel
him." Grocer (dubiouslyl-W
don't know about that, Uncle
'Rastus. Was it q verbal order
that he gave you ?" Uncle 'Rastus
NO, sab; he jes :ole me ter get
en-. Yo' hain't fraid ter trus' 9
gemmcn like Mister Smif, is yo'i
L-Harncr's Bazaar.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-08-26

Four years ago Julia Smith,
who lived in an old house in a
lonely place between Haddam and
Chester, Conn, died. She left as
her only mournoF a mongrcl dog,
which has lived at the house ever
since. No one lives in the house,
and no one wants to: but the dog is
always IN the little yard, and neigh
bors say that they never see him
go out. There are those who think
that Julia's ghost feeds her faith
full cur.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
OBITUARY NOrFS

LONDON. Nov. s.-Viscount Bsrrinrton di "a
suddenly On Saturday at the home Of LsdF wioushbJ
ne Eresby. Grimsthorpe. Lincoushire. fGserrs Will
IAN Bsrrfn rton w.. eorn IN 1924 Ie H-mh~r of
fsriiam~nt from ls66 10 1850 Be made Baron
shut" IN 1880 aud under cst title sat 10 the Hoass OF
Loris
MOBILE Nov s.-cap,sin w. IT, Gardner . prspfnrns
merchant and Insurance m,n. died sudd-ny tofsy of
heart disease. he for year. President Of the
Cotton Exchange and IN 1888 elected President of
the National Cotton Exchange Of America
Tons RIVER. n. J.. Nov. s.--ssmaei e. Jsnninrs foe
the past rem years editor snd PUB Usher OF TIE font
Brr Weekly Com fer died here last evening OF psrsiy
ais. age Ax'y Mr. Jennings Gas hrst stressn
last NJ arch. st Ca udsn. while his way hom> fr,sn
NAshinxton He recov -rtnx RAPIDLY. anf eap~cfe1
resume charge Of his business soon bot early Lass
week ne received another shosk. which led % his
death.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
PRITA TIE VIEW or rHe AZTEC FAIR.

A private view of the Aztec Fair and Mexl-
can Village just beginning their four werks season Al
Cosmopolitan Hall. given night TO large num-
ber OF The proper In good order. but
the vag- hai apparently not been able TO settle down
IN its new quarters snort notice The bamboo
hut middle OF the room roofrss and unfur
nish-d and looked rather Ill at-ease
their new. and in eases half-nnished booths
But kitchen, where the Mexican women pound anu
bread. tortlo and mix the tiny cups OF
chocolate Iun operation, anu ths band Oi rlEht
darn-skinnrd picturesque Mex cans
playei all evening series OF delight ully pquant
natouA and oher airs The village wIl be fully readr
for exhibition this morning. Us odd aud strikinEy
primitive quality with the curosites OF tho
laIr. PROMISE 4 immediate and notable success. -
nall pretlly decorated last night with Mexl-
fcstOons the three natiOual cOOrs rru'
white green. portrait POrrlo DiaZ, President
OF the Republic. hunx over the balcony near inc
door. Facing II al the other end the platform on
winch the band sar. The Unfinished nut stOod
IN the middle OF the and linz with 10 near the
two end. we're Kitchen. whicn Is fence In with rows
OF seats for ounging drinking chocolate, aud tue
weay-Ts square nclusure The otner booths sretcn up
and nall joth siies, and against the walls
under the galleries. is tne IN ain body OF the coectos
historical and ROo deal the old books and the rrc,
OF bu1ghting and fent, nttsd 10 Oack, IN One
corner is reserved for tho mmies whose tragic
has already been told.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
Post Omce Notice

Cshould read by all interested changes %
cur at any time
Letters TOR foreign need aot be ally siressei
for Oy particular except wnen t - 10
sired 10 send aad anercts asats
letters specially addressed being seat " TIE tAsts sss
sells available.
Foreign mails for the week enang u viii
PRoMPTLY all cases. al this ohce as tolloSs
TUEsDAY-At 10 a. IN for Central America aud soah "a
ports, per steamship Colon VIA Aspinwa ettefs
for Guatemala Costa oa AMI Mexico aust % dlrsessi
per Colon - al l1:5O Tor EaroDe psr steamship
Alaska. Queenstown
S an ani 0T ras EaSR e sr ii M ss
Jam.ics .ayanili ETC. gss 'SHii.g gss r .s.n = ~,
Ofinoco. at p. tor Costa hea per steamship fok
hail rom New w-0rieans
Zeeand Antwerp uetlefs must be directed pur leo
Land D at II 80 y m .or Earoge per ste.Gsalo set
greso ruxpain and rampco. per steamship Aanaattsa.
FRIDAY-Atva Tor 81 Pierre Aqaeioa. Psr stsAase
HALIFAX
a. N for Europe per steamship Ems,
southampton and Bremen lettc-s Tor ireland snt
France be directed kms"E ats a
Ireland. per serviA laeeastoTn tlsstars
directed per ,eryla ' az Fraace dlro0I psr
steamship La BoursoSne VIA dAvrs al !. A IA oF sess
land direct per steamship DeyoaiA wa ussgos letters
,LrecteG per Devona - AZ a "A tor bet.sn
%nst bs per arses Der sySsai a. 10
greso CruL nsnip bsllo.sssy ss"sss
steamsnIp schean. Amsterdam ds'''r' ma'' ." d.
rected per schiedam"L
rom san Fraoslscol close here Seyeaeer .is ~
s,aaaa I.aDdS steamship AAripOs. iron frza-
cseo Noys@0er .is AZ y "a los arrival as
Australia Mails for the society isanaS ship AAlsl
o% san an % 51SesSp sS 9 close 10 r sss Sossnoss I sa
hey Vest Fla. elose Al tas odios dAy a
230A III
-rhe schedule Of closing OF Trans Paenc mails krrAarsi
san Francisco Mails East arriving rsE sAa
FraDciseo on the day 0 sailing OF steamers are sssscAsi
'''~' HENRY O. PEARSON, Pestun1stss
Post Once New.york. y. " Sovembes = p>sd
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09


ABRoTr-ou Monday November : Eliza beloved wife u
Relatives ant friends invited to atteni the
yces at her ae residence, Sj5 West l5thst, "Wednesday.
November 10. at o'clock m
ARTHCR-On sunday morning. November T. after saor.
Illness William q. Arthur m the slth ~ hls
Relatives and friends are invited % at,eu he funeral rom
November TO- at 10 O'CLOCK
DIIMAks-On Sitnniay November h her residence $40
Union--t. Brooklyn laviaia Rker wife Aorau D Dir
Fns m erys % s S ss @ N, a 10 ,earni =. sSe Church t.
st. near courtst. Brooslyn on Tuesiay November o. a
GRrEN-On Nonday the inst ida W. only faurhter ot
George o. aud Emma T. Green ts 7th year Of her
az her residence Bauveville y Y. gelass ily.
Tram by Railroad from foot Of Iay.st at 10
D.
HARD-At Nyack-ou Hudson Satrrilv evening November
Of peritonts Bessy daughter Of George NJ Hart ~ tao
Frenis are nve to funeral services at Grace
Church Nyack AZ I'D D. IA On ues l1y Noye nler y -
leaving Chsmbers-st at Il:5O a SOetasra
Interment IN ROckland Cemetery
PELL-very sudfeny at seaorsht y j. sstariay Va.
Melissa 4. Pe.i y tle 2Otn year Of is aEe
ton 29fhst. on TUESDAY. 9th inst, at $50 Relatives
aud teuis are respectfully invited 10 attend Without fuf
PETrIr-In Brooklyn. SUNDAY evening. November Z Of
Brgnts di,eas william P,t9i IN ,as ,sh year % als ase
his Late RESIDENCE 2Oa Warren ~ ON wednesday al 10
Inierinent at Hewetts r. l.. O'Clock day.
sQUIER-At Elizabeth. y. T.. Move g. Eliza sQuier.
y "a q s''s1 ,Ss ;uasra sss
o.. a m.
IntermenI in railway Cemetery
THOMPSON -Brooklyn November :. 1885, George Thomv.
son. Judge ot the city Court OF Brooklyn
Funeral services private.
Interment at cypress Hills Cemetery.
r0hRAY-ia srooklya . f ID. D. on SUNDAY November
haiy Nm He ,, 'osspn lofey ST. AM "Aushtr Of Dc
invited 70 funeral Tuesday 9th
10 O'Clock a IA. at No. las sOuta sJh-sL
InteTnent private
TWEEDY-In this city saturday. November O. CharIef
Pweedy Plainnet Y. j. eldest VI oliver b. rweody
Funeral services will he held Grace Church. Piannob
rues 9th INST. at I O'Clock D.
Train leaves foot OF LibertysL at 23o p. m.
IntermeEt "Wednesday at Dan Jury Coma
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
!. HYATT sMIrHs kuN FOR CONGRESS

To The EdftOr OF me Tribune.
SIR Nv attention has been called to a state
mrnt Wednesday issue or your paper IN winch,
speaking OF the ITd Congressional District OF BROOKLYN
the writer the majority ot d. r Jame. over
j. HgdiJ Smith In the previous election was 1000
never against Mr.. James. Ny only political race
ws- IN 1880 was taken up By tne people. aud ran
independent against the Hon =. b Chittendrn me Re-
publican nOmre Tne prere Ins election. ~ 1873. Mr.
thittrnden had a plurality ~ $3.50. 0verca That
vnte anI hat ma1oriv 0f l.ijS. making nv victory
over Mr. Cnftrnden Sos. let INV opponent 10 SIX
ont OF thr warls district. For condemnation ~
TINS statement refer yDu 70 The TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
That was my irsf an only political canpag IN Know
lng that your noble journal really correct mis-
takes In the day of my frirnI Mr. Greeley. an conf
dent thar y1u Will publish TINS note OF expanltinn.
remain Onr Ob 10. Svt. j. HYATT SMITH
IrOOkiU Nov 3, 1886
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
RECEIPTS oP THE BLEEOKE1 STREET ROAD

The Twenty third Railway Company has made its
first annual report Controller Loew It's receipts from
Passengers riding Beeckerst and Broadway,
Tor The purpose OF showing the sum due to the city from per
cent receipts passengers carried in Broadway in
accordance with the Of the franchise granted 6y the
Board OF Aldermen hs Br dway surface allrOad COM
pauy The Bleecker line is leased 70 the twenty third
Street which lease with the Broadway
Company FOR the privilege OF running cars upon II.
The report covers the period rom October 10 1852 10 Oc
ober 1856 The OF passengers carried from the
lNcnythr street Ferry IL 51ys125 giving SZSS4l 70
tcepts The number OF passengers carried IN Broadw Is
4@137. making receipts that H9 30 Three
per cent S. 7s5 70 the sum nrned INTO the
city treasury o!c . of the company said YESTERDAY:
on see that the Beecker street line through having Broad
way iO paying road and tnat ~
per cent taxation for the city
wen though passenger only rods In Broadway
The Broadway the city least
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
FAIRU AID OF r4E oHAPIy HOME.

The Universast churches in this
city brooklyn holding fair In aid OF the
hAp.n for the Aged and nhrm The fair is held In the
large hall Temple at Twenty ird-st. and
tables articles useful and
naentA prices mich warrant visit Tie Lar was for
opened last evening and was lar<ey attended Promi
ladies' the various tables were MS q II
Delanlater u. D r Marshall Mrs C. a Eaton. Mrs
Mrs NJ. h. stickney. ArB- O. II Robinson.
MIS- D. Buren. Mrs. II J. Price Mrs Nathaniel Hug
gus MIS-. o.. y. Seleck, Miss A. W smith, Mrs H. b.
eDert MIS- O. A nitf G. Willis. drs. Hugh Taylor
Mrs q. ". Pearce Mrs. Y Watkins Mrs Amon Gunnlson
Mrs 3 A. Jarvl. Mrs [. l. SuckAey Mrs. L. l. sheruIAn
and Archer, n. Martin, Foren' Sherman
MaDel Rusch and May GOulard. The Rev Messrs G. H.
haton T W. Illman A. j. Garfield and Almon Gunnnison
present Of the evening Tie receipts we're en-
COuraslng
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
HARyARp's REAL FoUNDEM

To me EdttOr.ot The FrtDHHs.
SIR; Due crsdit aud all honor belong to John Har-
ward as bsnsfactpr founder of that early instu
tion of learning Harvard Colees but the same. and
win fs-lnrs OF par ionab- priia. ars due that Gen
era Court OF the CoionV OF Massachusetts Bay. which,
IN september. 1886 according TO Governor Everett. was
the hrsI boiy not excepting the English House OF
COMMONS in which tho people, by their represent
ever gave their money to found or endow n
place OF uraton THIS is a reeorl OF waca ws q
nation, may well be proud.
Those interested in history OF Harvard College. snd
tho-e who read IN sundays TRIBUNE the historical
80 "e interested IN the Information conc-rnln1 John
Iasvarf IT. -o-cIlled fpunirr. 10 he found Notes
o'a Vher1es 6th =. AL, PIP 400, 494. June 20 1850.
ahn u SAM Gih s.. XII, MP 100. l6O the Issues Of
August an September 20 respectively.
I" be observed that Mr. Everett makes the date OF
John Harvsrs arrival in America 1857. and speaks Of
Nun as the son II hu'"hsr. while Mr. william Rsndle.
second OF the above references. saws that the
harvaris wrre vestrymen and Ov rseers Two
were subsidy men. ana above the common. Thomas
-on Of Robert. was governor OF So 5aviOuTs Schoo
Too, 80" oI H.Der amt 90 n ps Ins tns
.onnirr nnd eish' H"Tvards es vestry n,
%arhrn-, etc, "ne Of thsm having specia care OF tue
" Mr. Rrnde. otes aud Queries edtoraliy remarks,
In the vestrV proceedings OF ST. Savpurs. nwark.
Nh'h have been close and accurat- have lel To the
winch Mr.. Rendle l. at issue other the
suhl"c, are Established IN his favour"
Mt T. Ellis IN hr hrsi o. the above reference speiks
OF Harvard - gong the Cniied -far,s IN 1853 Mr..
Rene speaks 0i him founder and sponsor IN 1898
OF the great Harvard University or America. According
10 Mr. Har who acknowledges MS indebtedness 10 Mr.
Justin Win-or for mnrh OF hl@ Information. Harvard
arrived IN 1887 and died IN 1888. and ne Etnra Conr
o the Colony OF Mas-acnus't Bay. in session which
lesan on September :, 1885. passed ne acr which
created founded cueg", max apprOprla-
ton or Tour hundred pounds S2OOO To mat md ant
ma "et appears 10 have passed. -" October q wncn
corrrsnonds to-day November :. He add, " IN"
enterprise sin Ied, however until In the next year.
al the death Of JOhn Harv ird. II fOunt that he mad
left haf hIs estate ana an hs library TO the College
Lei rs riy- honor 20 whom honor is due. o. NJ. 5.
Aclr -yogI NV
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
ANNUAL REOEPTIOY AT THE ART MUsEUM


The annual fall reception of the Metropolitan
MUSEUM OF Art brought together In Central Park yester
day afternoon large company OF members and tneir
guests. The loan collection OF paintings was eA-
nibted for the nrs for hours the me IL
and their friends viewed tho pictures and the
other which been lately placed IN the
coiection. General L. L. d Cesnos present to wei
the guests. among whom four members ofthe
Chinese Embassy, inciung the minister AMI three or
the -gstlOn MIR. and Mrs. john Taylor johnston, tue
Misses JOnnst0n, William e. Pine, Mr. aud Mra hehry
q. darQuani, Mr.. ana Mrs. Salem III, Wales. Mr anu
Mrs Daniel huntington Mr.. anu Mrs. u. q. hllls, MI
aud Mrs. :, Z. Avery. Nj. AMI Mrs. Joseph ". DFrAe-
Mr. and Mrs. HsOer Blshop. Rutherford otuJv vesaht
Mr.. snd Mrs. william f. Dodge. William l. Anhrers
General George W. Cuilom. L. s. A; Mr aud MS COR
nsius Vanderbilt Mr. ana Mrs. Lew p. Morton, MI Anu
Mrs. Chsuncey n. Depsw. Mr. aud Mrs Morris n Jesup
Mr.. and Mrs Richard NJ. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs hHsono
Kelly Nj and Mrs. Cyrus W. Field James Jackson
JarVes, M AMI Mrs. JOnn ;. Kennedy, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Aigern3n :. Sullivan. Samuel 6. Ward, General an"
Mr. Horace Porter. MIR. and Mrs Jesse seiEluan'
Colonel aud Mr.. James H. St-bbns, the Misses oteo-
bins Mfs di Ce-noia. Miss Eugenie L. d Crsnoa f.est
dent and Mrs. +. A. F. BaTuAri. Professor anu MIA
Henry Drsler, Mr. aud Mrs. Hiram Hitchcock, his
Russell sage. DR. r. B. Porter d. ~ Botassl. hE anu
Mrs.. r. W. Rhln-lsnisr Mr. aud Mrs {. II. Ludinxton'
General James Grant Wilson. Albert Bierstad the ksf
Dr. Mira. Roswell D. III cncocK Mr.. aud Mira. Mon
d. CONWAY, and ID. Willis
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
"ALTRUIsM" AND "PALL-MALI."

ALIRUIsM" AND "PALL- MALL
10 me Ed Of Ihe FrtbH'H
SIR: Please instruct me as to the meaning OF
the word" Aliruism" which dictionary ha-, and as
10 the pronunciation aud origin or ' Pail Mall"
vSDEx.
Tine word "Altruism." which certainly is TO be
found in dictionaries. was adopted by the fol overs
OF 'omte the Postivist philosopher, to denote de-
votion to others. to humanity; the oDposire. in
hrlef' OF kgoisD. or self 'hness LIS derivation
Is from the Latin dlter-ofher.
Pail Mall" is pronounced pel-mel N as in met.
Ihe name comes from The game called by the French
palemail' and by the ItalIans "pailamagio,'
which used TO be PLAYED niue IN ST. James's Park.
London. The game was plaved with bali tpdlial
and maet hnaghO. Latin malleusl. whence the
name-Ed1
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
WILL MR. CARLISLE LEAvE KEyrUoKTf

CINCINNATI. Nov. S (Speciai.l-A friend of
Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle the authority to-day Tor the
sta ement speaker aud MS wife have bid adeu
TO Kentucky a home and mean hereafter 10
1--we with their two az Wichita, Kansas. Ihey
have sold their house COvlgtOn. Mrs carlisle Toe
more keenly than her husband the manner IN wnlch
Ken aud Campbell counties treated ner nusotnh al
the ATE erection, xpress-d her opinion pub
lie on more IMAM occasion since tnr rlrctlOn. On
Thursday last she approached Postmaster Sp nee OF
Newport VINO his place TO her hu band, Tor le.v-
ing Nrwpor o. the day or election and gong huntng
ha. hight since the election that number Of
Democrats OF COvinston did tue same thing anu ap-
pArenLlY dll u InientOnAllY.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

The NewYork Flower and Fruit Mission. No 243 Fourth
having closed their wish To report to
those friends t. AMI country who have sent suc1 5era
contributions II and October 2I Sy.2Oj
bouquets were distributed 10 the sick IN hosp ana tene
m-nt Also that LOO Of cOud used MILK
bee extract and Jelly with largo quantities OF berries
telclcIes taken
the sick in tenement houses Tho whole
pense, have been less than 80 All contributions OF money
have been used oT the purchase Jf milk beef Tea eggs etc.
for special cases OF sick
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
THE Loros oLUg LADfEs Rsospr1ov.

The Loios Club the first Of its ladies' receptions io
present yesterday afternoon The collection OF
paintings belonging hs clab exhibited and ofch sa
furnished music while luncheon served In the dining
consisted Of Edward Moran. Charles
Chsnd0s FifOn. The reception committee we're
IL White. Colonel r. W. Knox Colonel HiclHH
LAtherz a. r. Burbank George II. Jones' General \" =
Webb ChaEdOs Fulton r. hAls j. g. De bOie AMI OeOso
squire. The guests Nine Eugen. e kods ~ -
A. Johnston, Johnston Mrs NJ Mss Coe 81 -
Jessie Nronk Mrs. Fanny Harrow, MlSa Maud stevens y
Ilen Brcslin, Miss Maud NJ Race. Airs WYATT Mss
ANNE Hess, Mrs Francis Barton. Mrs g. :. Blood Aia
Harriet Webb Lewis. Mrs Florence Rice nD1,
Ma A. W. Wk1aaoR Ass beatrice Hdsr. Ma Ala kords
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
Loss BIZ F1Rk 4YD WArEa " EvEREE1,s H0rEL

Loss By FIRE AND WATER ~ EVERETT's HOTEL.
At / o'clock this morning fire broke out in
the extension OF building No 2l4 WashngtOn-
ST.. occupied by : IL Everett the Motel keeper, as
store-room. John Fox one OF the hotel pOrters.
was asleep in the room and narrowly escaped being
smothered death The fire extended to the second
hOor where II nemmsd in. Tue electric ligh5
plant brlOuglng 20 tho hotel u partly ruined.
The buildings Nos. GA and 2l6 Washington at
anf the hotel NOs I02 and 104 VeseysG, are owned By
Mr.. Everett and he estimates his loss from nre ani
waf-r a. $4,000 No. pa WashInxIOnst- Is occupied
nv DrOhHn q Powell. commission merchants. ana No
2l6 by Knapp & Van Nostrsnd. restaurant supplies.
Drohsn & PowelIs loss In $1,000: Knapp Van Nus
"a slns.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
THE LIeHraousE BOARD AyD TIE STATUE.

WAsuINGTON, Nov. S.-There appears to be
a misApprehea the connection OF the Light
house Board Bartnold ststne. II IS stated at
the Treasury Department that Lighthouse Board
snch la no authority the Statue, connection
win ~. Rnr, and no money 10 eXpenf in
lighting II. IL II had any power In the ma Ter.
An officer OF the Board SAID TO-DAY that
what L Lrutenant Mills has done In connection the
iiHntIny OF tne Statue done undrr the Oriers
General Scnohsli. la t~rs quest. pait for
by monrys placed his disposal by General Sch"n -li
and with done. bas Jailed 10 do the
board a connection whatever Th- board has re-
~ Obliged order the dscOntihutnce of the
electric lignt At Hell q complaints
made against IL by those navigating that Sound. chat
light daZzed their eyes TO sncn eIent that II was
hndrancr Father than a help AMI az times a positive
dan ger navigation. Under these circumstance~ II
the board had tue power, when II not, ani tue
which IL nas not gnt the BartnOi statue
as % from tho would De disioclne
70 10 so lest snou b- iuterfersncs with the sys
TEN operaiiO and lest, too IL snoui be styled
hndrance rather tnsn help. anu danger to nAyIsa
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
cRARLgs LoCis BoErE Ds4D

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3 (SpeciaD. Charles
LOUIS Bore the we'll known bsnsrr died s bic coantfv
house. near rorsesdAs the Deiivsrs Kver. vrsfsr-
day. are sixty-eirht He was largely Interested "a
Reaiins Railroad sa,irs. AMI ws- recsstS chos-H
member Of the BOARD of Reconstruction Trustees Ne
aso n membrr of the Union League Hs Bort-'s
brother AGoph 1ecretsrv of the Navy rsder tfaH&
and re@if "a her Of prominent cofioo
manufacturers Of M,nsvunk AMI West fad.s NOR
chants OF this city half crnrary
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
POLES FIGHTING BIrH KNIVES AND RETOL TERS

Complaint made yesterday 10 AtIorney BAkef
Plains Of desperate night last week between two
Poles employed dairy farm Of the Nelson broth
ers, q Bedford William Deltlir and
william nyncoOp. They Tell love with same
girl and wyncoop married her IN MAJ After hog Killing
jubilee last Deitln sashed MyncOop with butcher
shoulder bsde penetrating the lung
wyncOoP picked up gun II would not On Mrs. Wyn
he shot Dcitin the back the
going almost through his body. Deitin arrested
and piAccl hospital Mrs. Wync0Op made formal
comp Amt against I'm yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
LIST OF HONORARY DEGREES CONFERRED
BosrON, Nov. s.-The following hoDs'- de
herrees vere CON lrrred hY HAWAII To-day:

degrees we're conferred OY harVard to-day
Doctor Laws-George D. Robinson Governor Of Massa
chusetts Z. Lamar. secretary OF the Interior
Frisbio HoaT. United States senatOr from Massa
Charles Taylor, O the University OF Cambridge
Eng. dandei Creighton OF Emmanuel College Cambridge
John Harvard sir Lyon Playa. Of the
University OF Edinburgh Timothy Dwight Pres-
dent Of Yale college Ezekiel @. Robinson. President
OF Brown University; Joseph Leity. Professor
OF Anatomy University Of Pennsylvania; Charles
X Adams. President OF Cornell University Mark A.
Hopkins. Of Williams College; Frederick Henry
Hedge Of Harvard Edward : PARK OF Andover seminary
William Tyler OF Amherst College Jonathan In
gersoH BowdItch Edward Ebrge salisbury OF ale Col
lsge. Dean James Dwight Dunn OF Yale College
James Hail Roswell d. Hitchcock Professor Henry DrseT
OF Columbia College; Lincoln r. Brigham, Chief Justice
Thomas Cooley. University Baird.
Basil T.. GideTslceve, OF the
Johns Hopkins University Professor Asaph Hall United
states navy Weir Mitchell Henry l. Abbott United
States Engineer Professor Grorgeg Brush o. Yale College
John W Powell Cntei states Geological survey Wa0rdge
A Field Dr John : Billings United states Army; kudoo
Isucan of Rome Italy Othniei Marsh. Of Yale John O.
Whittier Nlcho Eugene heyrcne and Theo d. Mooisey
Doctor 0f Divintv-Millam De Wit Hyde, Park
FISHER Egbert Cofin nd Alexander !.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
oFyIoERs or me sE NICHOLAS SOCIETY.

The ST. Nicholas Society last evening at Domonioos
elected the following Carlisle Norwood
jrf FIRST vico-presdent. John C. Mills second James
William Beekman; third stuyvesant Fishg fourth
Frederic j.. PeysicI treasurer. EDWARD rclfeA 3
sesreary Charles A Scermerhoin assistant secretary
ohm B Pine chapains tho Rev Dr. Thomas H. Nermlyo
ana Bsbop Henry Potter physcians Dr- Abram Dubois
atlacK consulting PHYSICIANS Dfa stephen