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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
VAIN HOPES OF FREE.TRADEIs.

WASHINGTON, June IS (SDeciab-SOme Of
the freetadc leaders in the House express the opinion
that who voted against taking up the Tariff bill will
from their constituents before Tuesday, and
a. result will be constrained to consideration
that day. The prospect seems to be slight that Col
many votes as no did on yesterday. Virginia bust
ness man. Democratic but not an active politician. who
uves In the lid Virginia District to-day said that Rep
rssentative Wise By his vote in favor OF consideration
has destroyed whstever prospect he had Of Reelection.
Information OF the same tenor has been received
here already from the Ohio Districts in which Anderson
ana Ouih waite wore candidates tor denomination IL
serted ~ Ohio Democrats that Le Fsvrs, whose
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SENATE DOINGs IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, June Is (SpeciaD.-On reach
ing the Ftz John Pcrcr bill. 1t WAS agreed that IL DO
made special order for next Thursday.
Mr.. Plaits resolution providing for open executive
sessions objected to ana went over.
Mr. vances bill to repeal the Civil Service Ia" "a''
on motion OF Mr. Hawcy. indefinitely posiponed-yeas
SO nays The Senators voting In the negative were
Messrs Berry. Call. Eusts, Harris Jones' OF NeVao"
and Vance.
Among the bills passed were the following: House
bill reducing eight cents to five cents the lee Oh
domestic money orders for sums not exceeding So io
bill authorizing the free transmission OF weather reports
,,rop ,b the mails bill to increase efficiency OF
the Army OF the United States. ms Ia MI boRhns
amended bill The original bill provided lot an
of the Army In s new form that feature or the orig
nal bill has been omitted bill for the enconragenent
and commercial relations with foreign countries ms
is the FRYE hill providing for the payment OF hfiy cents
a mile carrying foreign iDais OF the Unlteu
Tho substance of the bin has already attached as
senate amendment to tho Post Office Appropriation Dill
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THE COURTS.
. VERDICT THAT PLEASED NEITHER SIDE.

A VERDICT THAT PLEASED NEITHER SIDE.
The long-winded Brewster iia'ch landaulct
suit which used up days OF the time OF Part III o.
The City Court ended yesterday morning UNEXPECTEDLY
In a draw During the Of thor case MT Brewster
induced two turies TO orler Mr. II hch 10 pay, VII W
from $500 to $50 and one jury declared that MT
Hatch owed nothing Thrice have courts or apneal
sent IL back for trial The Jurors VINO were iRen
at by 1axen-haired Mr. Graham ana gray -narea ea y,
Judge Aruoux on THURSDAY tired ont IN" puirncc ~
court principals attorneys and s ctstor- ana were
loo ked M one night with Instructions 10 agree VI tnet
coud and rrturn a sealed verdict Az O'Clock IN tns
evening final ballot vast taken resulting IN ver'ict w
$40 for The painiif with interest and costs Inc 'our
assembled at tho usual time yesterday morhih1 81"
.tened with astonIshmrnt to the verdict Inc Psin-
- claimed that a BALANCE of $50 due upon a car
ace valued at 81 800 and that S95 was due Tor re-
pa,rs during three years. Mr.. Hatch said that inc
iandaul.t fell TO pieces and was not worth more th
5000 and that repairs werc necessary because OF
weak character and Furthermore. that MT. Brewsters
act. in giving presents to the driver barred MN Iro
collecting The verdict unsatisfactory to botn sd.s
ana both viii move for a now trial Monday. 1t Is said
The nIantiG will move to have the finding of tho Jury
aside the ground thatitis ncohss'eh' Will '"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
CLOSING PRICES or BOsrOy STOCKS.
BOsTON JuEe Ia. 1885.
FRIDAY, June Tsp. N.

FRIDAY, June 19-P. N.
The leaders OF tho stock speculation To-day gave no
opportunity for hesitation for dsrust to find lodg-
nent IN the minds OF their limited following In some
instances the first sales at small fractions below
yesterdays last figures. but that quickly roneded
by purchasing orders the arket again set upon
an ascending scale. Higher prices promised for
to-day, the promise kept; and special
followers and traders generally. therefore, pos
sess greater confidence in mo top" than
they did yesterday. Limited the market
isand is to-day than 1t yesterday-nOt-
withdrawing the recorded transactions $4,000
shares more-the whole days operations present some
interesting and Instructive phases. Central and Hud.
continued to be a leader and matter Of
necessity Lake Shore followed-it ought to lead with
the present difference In prce-ani Northwestern rose
sharply. These three stocks show final advances OF
70l psr cent while ST. Paul. the transactions which
double those OF either Central and Hudson
Northwestern. and 90 900 than Lake Shore shows
a final decline OF Is per cent Delaware. Lackawanns
aud Western only y per cent, AMI co,el with
loss OF ls and Erie closed of i from last night North
Pacific preferred closed 50 per cent lower. Union
Pacific was active and expectation
that the Pacific Railroad extension bill will become 8
law and the successful negotiation OF SfOOOO0D bonds
The stock tiua gain OF 1is. after having risen
per cont. sympathetic.lly Pacific Mhl moved up 2.
and closed with gain OF g per cent. TEE
indications are clear that tho Chicago party
il disposed realize at present figures, but
the market Is so small except for trading purposes
that their success nite In tho meantime the action
OF Delaware. LacKawanns AMI Erie seems TO indicate
that OF their New-York COMPLIANT had started a
little ahea ani male better progress After clock
prices generally weakened. The market tomorrow will
have the benefit OF a :" good" bank statement but to-
n. ght it closed more feverish than steady.
Government bonds quiet ami steady although
the nominal Dls for 3, y cent. lower thai
yesterday. No bonds Offered Annexei the
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ECCENTRIO jurors.

Patrick Birmingham. Juror In tho case of Victor
J. CHARGED with ult IN hafw tied daughter
Frederick clsiDD
erly the ieral The waited
hour adjourned IL ia supposed that
cham thought that meant adjournment the
Foreman Craft in rhe OF Mar in the
era ~tsslons ciargei with receiving stolen goods
Jud Co SiIg hOug the jury
had retired whcreupDn the following cplloquv ensued:
Foreman craft e hu ge, der chewry naf tissacrect
Judge COwing isternly ~ 40 yOuf
foreman CIau fdb tshed)- Yum IN chcwry. We haf
tisslcre und thou siit dat told
Judge hal better back to the
OF WI Jmmit for contempt
rushed frOmthe jury after the dis
had been reached and door opened
the judges pres before Of
started He Iusi- bac with equal ipldty in
to meet The Jury az the To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
EURoPEAN FINANcIAL MARKErs

LoSDOS June Is l2:5O T. -Consos lol LID for both
money and or the account. Catalan Pando Ga Ere.
49, second COnaOis 81: ~ Paul Common ydlz. New.
YORK Central lOsAs: keading. lZ's
80 mPsris advces quote Three Per Gems Ronta, at
81 francs 81 = centmes TOE the account
LoADos June To- p n-Atiantc aud Great Western
First Mortgage Trustees Ccrncates Ar, second
Mortgage lIsA Canadian Pacific. % Erio eecond
sols, We; 81 PAU Common. sJ+ New-York Central.
1854 Heading. H.
Bar silver Is quoted ut f4ssf per ounce
mPAris advlccs quote inroe PCT Cent Rent.s NJ 81
francs G2a centimes for tho mt AMI exchange
London at % francs 20 = confines for ohacka
BERLIN Juno lsThe statement OF tho Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows an increase sScoe of 9Jluvav marks
spanish Fsurs. 651e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
DR. EDISON AND HE AQUEDUCT VENTILATION.
Dr. Cyrus Edison yesterday continued his in

DR.. Cyrus Edison yesterday continued his IN
yestigaon OF foul In the shafts OF the new aqueduc
within the city limits. He pr0DlDy Will make an oin-
cla report Sanitary superintendent today or on
Monday. Foul In Shaft No. 20 OVercane Daniei
Hidden on Thursday evening, nut he soon recovered
Matthew Mitcne. laborer in Shaft No ~. was iOunn
sicx IN a snanty Fordham Heights and was removed
to hospital a..
Theodore Feunk, the man who was taken 10 the
suffering from tho ELECTS
OF powder fumes. is rapidly recovering.
The Construction Commit tee OF the Aqueduct Board
has been over the day Tor more than
a week, examining into the appliances Tor ventliauhg
the shafts aud tunnels Chairman Spencer sai yesler
day that had visited every shaft and had descended
into the tunnels SO as he could see nothing more
could be done the of ventilation. Al smart No ID
where The asphy xiaton occurred, the appl-
snces exhausi ing foul alter each blast ana
pumping fresh air were OF the best He thought II
would found, when the Investigation now under way
concluded, the men VINO were overcome were
III no coudil tunnel and 60 TO Work Gel-
erals Greene Newton and Gilmore had been over Inc
line and thorough inspection, ana their report
would probably be ready the coming week. Chiei Eg-
n er Churcn directed To make exanlnd-
ton ana report to tine Board. go
John Morgan. healing Ooss, and Brazilio Stannker
drill runner seriously injured at yesterday
IN the north heading shaft No g. Just back OF scar
borough A mass rock fell Oh them from The roof
close the face OF the leading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
NEW srOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERS.

John 6. Moore. senior partner OF the firm OF
Moore * Schley, No. 20 broadcast and wellkuOwn lorn-
ery as president OF the Mutual Union Tie egrtph Com
pany elected member OF The Stock Exchange yes
ierd.y a probable that lie Will become active
the floor, for the firm has two other Stock Exchange
members. but If he had appeared yesterday his friends
are he would have been exceedingly active
for I:tle while.
Another member was Charles BLUM, who with a
Mr. St Goar l. about 10 establish "a new firm. Both
Young men have wealthy and influential connections.
Tasker ii. Marvin, an old member OF the Exchange
who failed Nay and has since discharged his Abil
ties principal and interest," reinstated to meber-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

Catholic Church. unless they show Arch-D'oces""
authority TO solicit such gifts. .,, Oh.
II has to the knowledge or tho society tna .o
Ss.ona i'm posfors The society also Informed that
even regular members OF the orders In question arc
nosityey forbidden solicit In the Arch. VI
York without express permission first had been oo
tanned from the Arch Episcopal auhorites anu tna
these should have with them Their creuoht'i' "'''
which they should no1 he patroniZen - A.. .s~o..r
This notice ia given with the approval OF the proper
~ Ito uth nrifv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Samuel G. Arnold was Yesterday appointed by
Judge Van Hoes o. the o. Common Pleas guardian
for "a son william " Arnold. sixteen in snit AGAINST
IN which lO.uUO damages claimed
allegation Is the phys niur IN BOY by Civ
cafb acld relieve him rom pain Wie extract
rs o fro u A brDkHl ing
Charles Everhar who cDhyictsI Of forgery IN the
a-kef On Dt!l Dcniing
peal granted writ Of hab as
cuprs which tho prison III be tikcn 10 corr THIS
morning Fver1Tlt prove his Innocence on
trial et nal mat hls lie wall be en-
-eIed by incarceIalIO du ing the hot weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
THE DOCTORS NorIN CONTEMPT.

The report of Recorder Smyth as referee, on the
question whether James \. Milne and William j. Bul-
ger both should be adiudgei u have committed
conterp % ne in The supreme Court YESTERDAY
finds dill interfere as was aiegu 10 pro
habcas corpus IN the cac OF tle
child Fugcna he writ. procured nv tbrlige !.
Gerry Soriey for the Prevention OF CrueltY
Children directed TO Jonn Navagh OF -VLcuse IN
whose renamed M tho dea'h o her
1icr Ihe a or death requested the society TO
take cha &c OF her child and eft bequcs Of son to be
INV Tor its benefit The oyed after some he
Law the responsibility for ich frat ad 10 the doctors
and Justice Donohlo committed Lugema 10 he CUSTODY Vi
q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
SENDING BACK IHMIGRANTS.

The Commissioners Of Emigration held special
meeting yesterday dispose OF several OF immigrants
who thought will advance tho interests society
Commission Ur1ch presided. but Commissioners stephen
Mr. Stephenson h ~ declared
that he Will not attend meetings OF the Eoard so
long a he nrst
sGered that Of bnu AnOnO Leonardo, an Italian VINO
winnie at the West shore l.arOad
to italy and returne here
week CORNERSTONE alone voted TO send him ba t.
permit a number OF crIpDlcs
with children to remain III the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
NOT WILLING TO LIVE WITH HER HUSBAND
Adnlnh Jacobs IN. who Claims to be the hnsblnd

Jenny Schelnskv had her ax@1 before Jus
tice Van ln Yesterday writ %. hlbeas corpus He al
ered that on Fcbrnary 10 they r, IN irrnh by an Aer
they lived together happily
the aher No tsscX at for ten wccss Then
Mr. d him out Of me ms saving mat ms
At ONLY 1al ami
there lrding 20 the Hebrew nna my
not ma nd The man chngS t1it IN,
rcsraie OF her liberty Dyner IA her ccompnE
the latter appclred AMI Will acknow gng
that some ceremony performed sii she was
Of liberty Nv her father and an not want To
live with Jacobson The Judge dismissed the wfit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
THE SUIT AGAINST THE WESTERN UNION.

I'D TIIt ITTHT Ut IIt NIIII -''II'V wv
Telegraph Company George Converse late president OF
the American Rapi Teerriph COMPANY Ses,rrnay ,esumu
that he and Others had the acaton OF he con
tract nv which Bankers and Merchants telegraph Com
Of the wires o. ms Dhy
in coocr 1883. Mr Conk ling asked how mucn American
RAND had To be precise sau Mf 'on-
verse had &2D3 value nd not want " KNOWN
that was In deep he added with depreca ing LOOM
we are all sorry Tor you" Mr. Choate observe
viii am r. NTH. snperin endsnt o! construction o NV
American aod Comp explained at mnch in'Ih mans
showing the compsny lines ami the court adjourned 10 TINS
me-
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE NAVY.
GENERAL Gorr AnRAIGNs SECRETARY WHITNEY


THE PERSECUTION OF ROACH.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The House devoted
the day to the consideration OF the Naval Appropriation
bill In the general debate Mr. Gof. OF West Virginia.
delivered q speech which made the Democrats vince
and excited great applause on the Republican side.
especially when he concluded with these words:
81 would Father stand eternity with John Roach.
amid the wreck OF his fortune. than 10 stand an hour
with the Young Reormer in his glded palace at the
other end o! the Avenue"
A large part of General COTS speech was scathing
arraignment o. Secretary Whitney The Dolphin Board
said The speaker. consisted OF Captain Beknap. Com
mandcr Evans and Mr. Winter. The irst-named officer
had applicant for promotion aud for designation
to the Naval Observatory. He knew that the report was
Intended be made way, aud unless 1t made
he would get ne Their promotion nor his desIgnaon To
his hIgH Office Commander Evans had an undyihg
grudge and hatred against secretary Chandler having
been removed officer. Mr.. Winter superin
tendout the Metropolitan Steamship Company IN
which bs deeply interested aud to which john
Roach rival IA built the ships OF the NJ illory
line. He interested IN patents which Mi.
Roach had rcpldl lated.
A defence OF Nj Whitney by Mr.. Sayres. OF Texas
was explanatory and apologize. General Con- VINO
has had experience secretary of TIE Navy and
who is member OF the Naval Committee, has thorough
" Investigated Secretary WMtneys Inapsgencnt of
naval affairs, especially in relation 10 the Dolphin ana
the cruisers aud he rendered the country O vaIu
able service to-day by placing the facts before 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
A"MAGNErIC HEALER's" CLAIM.

Sul1 Drought ny ChdiIcS H. MOOTbHVIob' an al
legged magnetic healer Gorge C. Bogus OF No 267
Cuncysr BrooNyn. 80 for profess ona ser
i the Brooklyn civ Court MI Brguo
a for damages for alleged NAL
Iracflcr nj trouble with ieu tSn
and yisei to Moor house TO
protested caotble mparilng
ecrcitv sneiIs wpu cure hi n oc - VS.
lie ruDUei Mr. 40 ,ues wrists knees and orerei cola
apDle vIslts w1ci conflnlet Tor
pafieat steadily an his JOINTS
lnal, Ossne AMI the healer Ordered Out OF
the house BOgue IS ncuTaDe invalid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

distrct Anderson thrown by the redistrcthe OF s
State be returned, II he desires ana tnat ethe.
Converse or a new man will receive the nominatIon ~
,ha he Will be defeated at the polls In Mo-
yember II Is expected that at least two OF the fcnnS
vania Democrats who voted with Morrison yesNIuia,,
will fail 70 be reelected Some of the free traders cns
desperately to the hope that before tuesday d
norton of the New-York Democrats VINO voIeu asn',
consideration will yield to Administration influences n'a
vote tho other way. There 10 no prospect oi sueh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
He WAS HOLDING THE COWS HORNS.

William H. Berian, age fOrty-One, met his
death Yesterday under singular
In Baiiry-ave. near Knxsbridee. Ee was holding the
horns of a cow that was being MIXED by a mllEmaid.
The COW tossed her d throwing Beran against the
He fell TO the floor and died In about fifteen
inmates. He not gorcd, neither were there any
marks Of violence his body to ssow that the COW In
jured him any way II is believed that his death
eultod from neart disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
=, lime 1S-Iu the Court of ADDea

to-day the following causes were argued
No the matter Of the estate OF Elisha W Ensign
Argument ard concluded
No 2S-Anna dwight and others. executors. ETC. re-
spOndenis agt the Gernania Life Insurance mpGny
pell Argued Joseph LarOcque and William Evarts
Tor appellants Newton lor Respondents Argument
unfinished.
Following is the day calendar for Monday, June 81:
nos 2s, 90. 80, 49, 80. SO, 2C6 andi2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
IaPRovEMEyTs IN Az OCEAN STEAMER

The CeltIc. of the White Star Line, has Just been
overhsued and supplied with those orts and
have the GcIInanic aud BIltanc
popular The statero,ns have been reiurnsned And the
bOuOir removed 10 the deck where beng
the oil the ship. the least motion Is experienced
have 50 been made ia the intermediate depat
liberal nature. XLe oleetrc light us,d
throughout Inc vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
ooyGRA1UAArIsG PASroa or HIS DEGREE

III was cOmplet- surprise TO the Rev. Samuel
H. VIRGIN. OF the Pilgrim congregational Church arcm 10
receive the Unversity oi IN ,Ity OF NewlorA
ursday night the degree OF Doctor OF DIVINITY few Of
hcsi the church ct INTO the secret with little
persuaslon him TO the fest his urch
ms Inc AcaoeDs Of biusio lie
the church Thursday
lg. Ihc Young LADIES' went through the twenty i've
IONS the drill dressed fantastic anu DecD
Olhor features of the festival aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
10 DIRECTIVE The PAPAL DELEGATES

Collector Heidi yesterday received INSTRUCTIONS
from the Treasury Department 10 the nmittee
pointed to recve the ialal delegates coming the soa
stp with the insignia OF Office for cardinal Gibbons
10 meet the OF
cutters The committee consists tue Father }. j..
korian the hev. Father roey, the Rev. Or. Magnicu
COOnel McADerhe Patrick Barsy James &c Ma stsrs and
MAJOR John -. Kelley. The Seryia Will probably
AeIe IN " morrow alIorno0n or MOndaY NOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
BUSINESS FAILURES or A WEEK.

The business failures throughout the country
daring the last DAYS reported 10 r. c. Dun
o. Mercantile agency. yesterday by telegraph number
states IA aud iol canada a
compared with tOA zOJ Last and s7 the be
1Le the OF failures
ported COMPARED with weeks, spread
sections VI The country about evenly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
BLINKING AND FINANCIAL

United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
All stocks and bonds listed on the New York Stock
Exchange bought and sold on ission for ash
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly ba ances subject to draft at sight.
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
70 Nassau-st.. New York.
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Bnsiness Cbantss.

A RARE CHANCE for n young man with
~ capital 10 eDgage I'm long established and proft 10
manufacturing business is offered For particulars inquire
OF THOS. RYAN, JH. 1875 Naterst
4 y exceptional OppOrtun ~ for capitalist
~ DIES rous o. emblrkng in the hotel business in New
York Address Tor four days. d. w. Tribune Uptown
Office LBS Broadway.
WILLLEASE OR SELL-An und vided half
w OF the old "stewart gold mine. in Hawkeye Mining
District GilDn Co.. CO.. unprecedented OppOr UNITY o.
party with or who form pool for working tat
which promises such large small Investment For
parton address TRUSTEE. 10 Washing st. Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
HEARING ON THE OLEOMARGARlNE BILL
STRONG TESTIMONY AGAINST 1HE FRACDULEN
MANUFACTURE.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-i1oward Holden, OF
Kansas CITY, representing the Live stock Exchange OF
that place; Messrs stern and Henshaw, hutterine
manufacturers. or Chicago; Mr.. simpson, OF Boston
creamery butter maker, raiser OF live stock ana
sockho6er in olromaI gaIine mandatory ana MT
Harris a retail grocer OF saem Mass. made arguments
before the Committee Agriculture to-day ID
behalf OF oeOmar -arine.
Professor Salmon OF the Agricultural Department,
said that whoesomeness OF oleomarearne could not
be proved by chemical analysis and that from physio
logical standpoint he believed IL much inferior 10
butter.
Waller Brown butcher Of Washington. who sold fats
to oleomar manufacturers, said the FATS were OF
lecrssy drty ana fyblown and that he would not eat
Anything t,ie from them. -.
John II. Crane, "a commission merchant OF Washlng
toh, testified 10 the nelecveness OF the district ia"
winch. said ndd existence seven years Dut
hal resure IN the collection or single cent ol me-
although the law hal never been couplrd VITA
John A. Mcbride, farmer OF New-Jrrsey; Mr. lrues-
dell commission merchant OF ST. Louis. ana Mt More
land secretary OF National Butter Egg aud cheese
Assocatun also presented the views OF the butter EN-
IN Of the bill
Inc hearing then closed.