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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
70 TOE sUBWAY PERMIT ILLEGAL

The permit 10 open the streets for the electrical subways
vas granted by ex Commissioner Squire August 20. the
dav after his removal approved by Governor Hill This
led the Electric Company declare that the permit was
Of no value asked the Corporation Counse
ouinon Oh the subject days age and yesterday MI La
combe rendered it. He takes the ground that the removal
made y the Mayor eectual the approval
OF the expressed in writing and adds that no ON
aI act Of Mr. squres after that can be deemed valid He
adds however that certain circumstances for the
ecton ~ innocent persons MI Squire might be regarded
dc facto and his acts deemed to be valid so far as
such persons affected thereby am therefore uhWL
ING NE saws conclusion TO the general question
which Won submitted in terms which shall be applicable
cases and beg request that the specific docu
ent or paper upon which the question is raised be submitted
10 me and will glad to advise in relation thereto
The subway Commissioners or the construction company
40 not spnar about the legality Of the
nj, Thv hold that II granted and obtained good faith
and IL is defective any the Public Works Department
win grant another =. -. $500 a.. -. -
Commission TO lay It's condults IL has
already laid aeveral miles of pipes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
7HEATRIoALsIY AN INSANE ASYLUM

Seven hundred and fifty paentsall, except one women
NJ The New City Lunatc Asylum Blackwes Island
sat two hours yesterday afternoon in their little theatre as
ouiet and audience could be asked for
and Jaw credtable performance by twenty Of their fell
Dr. Macdonald has many means OF interesting
his natients but this found TO be the best Miss Kate
Green the dectes tho actors who always enter
into the spirit Of the occasion The patients feel that
proud thing actor and they dd Their best yesterday
young lady began the entertainment with piano solo She
got and piano wildly but the audience en-
Outraged with decoons applause Then another Young
lady Sang song She did not ncqnit hefse 10 hef o"
satisfaction. and when some one hahdsn nor %
pitched II at the giVer ana sannc the noot
But Horse John harmless patient ana tne ohH man
who thinks he horse VINO swung his hea
and bits while the show Was gong
did not m the from the general attention.
The curtain up farce entitled Toplas ufbptop
in General Court Fourteen patients took part az Du one
mpersonatng male characters Louisa Gibson yea we
part of Tottas 7urnipop shs wore green Iao
tolored wig Every actress wide awake ana to jury
model Of attention laughed was only Or
second and not forgot her part THAT WE OF NINE
and negro found the actresses arrayed IN COS
times those in negro minstrel bnr-
esque The actresses enjoyed their costumes ~ uch - we
audience did aud stuied about proudly and sang ~ hey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
BROOKLYN,

Jewelry $500 stolen on Tuesday from the house
~ Edward H. Branch No 45l Sixhst Ii is supposed That
the burglars were women.
The Rev W j. Sherman who was recently deposed rom
,a Roman Catholic Priesthood for taking TO hin self WIFE,
nroposes the Reformed Catholic Church Organized ny
the Rev James f. Carney. an e1-prest also
e,nected that Mayor whitney will appoint shortly two
CITY Assessors succeed Iemue Burrows AMI Thomas
Ennis whose terms expired September l. MI Ennis is
likely TO be reapponted and Joseph MUMMY sid 10 De
slated Mr. BuTowss place, as The latter Is he
publican.
Mrs Mary O'Rourke OF No 100 Kentst recently took hed
sick child the drug store OF LieDschod Co ~ no So9
Nanhatfanaye and a clerk named Dr. Duggan gave her q
white nwder II made the child sick In short time and the
woman went Dr. Duggan, who prescribed another
remedy days later Dr. Morrissey was called TO attend
Tho child who died a week MaTasmus Assigned as
tho canse Of death mother fears that the first remedies
sbe nsed has submitted them TO the Health
DeDartment or analysis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
DOUGLAS SMITH SENT TO JAIL.

rro,as smith OF the Auditors Bureau OF the Custom
ouse who has been apparently pursuing
svstem of false entries embezzement was brought 10
this city yesterday by United states Deputy Holmes
Jereys from Baltimore where he was arrested e'h
% o,ng man and has been greatly trusted though he
ceyed salary Of only 900 He found on his arrival here
that an indictment had just been found against him by the
limited states Graud Jury He taken 70 the office OF DIS
& ,rna WaIker and later taken to la The amount OF
his bail not fixed The indictment against Smith -
document consisting OF seventy counts eac
~ which charges smith with the abstraction OF sum OF
money belonging United states The sums range from
90 ~ and about SIS O00 Smiths method &C
cordng TO statement OF Assistant DistctAtorney fos
Ter who has charge to appropriate sums Oh
money regularly from amounts which paid over 10
him by the officials who collected the duties on books and SIM
lar aTuces which received by mail from foreign cou
tries Smith would receipt for the full amount Dut
oud only the Government part OF the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
MANAGEMENT OF THE FLATBU SH ASYLUM
DR. SHAW MUST LIVE IN THE INsTiTUrioS-ih~
Casa or Mccarthy AND PKLLETREAU.

mn suAw MusT LIVE IN THE INsT1TUIlON-ih
CASES or Mccarthy AND PRLLErREAU.
The Kings County Commissioners OF Charities ana Corroc
ton adopted resolution yesterday requiring Dr. 'ohh "
Shaw the medical superintendent OF the county in'.
Asyum to live at the institution after October l. During e
first five years he had charge Of the institution DE- ena"
lived In IT, but for two years he has had pei"S''o "
live in Brooklyn. The action OF the Com'
missioners opposed yesterday oy I'm
missioner Reeve who said that In other similar ins'u
tons the superintendents allowed TO live ou'soe "
Shaw intmaed last evening that he would resign ratner ~
return 10 the i've He insisted tat IL "ou "
no way increase the efficiency of his work
The commissioners began investigation at the asylum
Yesterday regarding the death OF the insane pauehe
MCCARTHY who was bath Saturday by Keeper
named Edgerton. facts were developed save 'ha'
Edgerton was being assisted by partially cured parent ""o
was left In the bath while Edgerton carried Mc',y
who was helpless. from his ROOM This assistant
might have nut more into the tub Dr. shaw sad
that OF the OF curing Patenls 10 ie,
who assist the keepers Dr. hlte WIZ a
he was in condition and that his death hai peen e
pected weeks His condition ana parti Pasy
as made easily affected by the heat OF te w.
The facts In relation to night between kesp.i h" a
Shannon and q patient named Pelletreau, IN wmch tle
dlslOcatcd, were also prOuEI' o".
The investigation The fight occurred last week as he
patients going up from dinner feheui ,a , hac5
nearly could be asccrained the patient was
knocked down. His dsocatcd and snan spnteI
OF the shou blade broken on Dr. Mhe nosm te
would be entirely DR. shaw said that ne han no.
discharged shannon, for he had not become convince
directed to appear at brooklyn oce of the Commissioners
on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
rrv WORK nAuy TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1886

w% g.;sms1 sS w says e.
to s order vessel sI!s . Whitley n ~
I%s $,,S sss., !. PEI.
ssn:. T Ts: I sasl
Brig Arthur (Br Gardner philadelphia In ballast 70
scSf " B tBr,. Mclean st John, Nh, days with um
0i se sS ksnsds day..
lumber to Chase Talbot 4 Co. vessel to A Hsncy.
CITY an sS Me- 4 s soa HOOK light
CLEARED
Steamer Baltic (Br) Burton, Liverpool via oueensown
Steamer State Of Alabama tBr,. Candy Glassow-Ausn
Steamer toer. Ludwig. Hamburg via Plymouth &c
Steamer Elder GER, Hemers London via southampton
Steamer RIO Grande Lewis Galveston Mallory
steamer city OF Columbia, Woodruff Chareston-J
steamer Breakwater Jenney Norfolk. City Point and Rich
steamer yneland onsham BaltimorsnD Down.r
Steamer Eleanora. Bragg Portland Horatic Hall
ship Beethoven BrJ smith London-snow q Burgess.
Bark Woodvile tBr Frea Batavia Java for orders
BARK Betty Ger Heyl s,ettin.Funsh Eays CO.
Bark Iavre (Nor) Gunderson. Bremen-C Tobis, q CO
Bark Graham tBr'. Cochran. Amsterdam whitney
Bark Antonio sala Johnson Havana-Jas Ward Co.
Bark Madawaska tItaD saraurio Phladepha-Lawrence.
schr Leon (Br Nangle Halifax whitney q Co
Sclr R0ndo (Br Mcintyre st stephen, NB-scanneh
Bros
SAILED
seames Baltic for Livcrpoo Brooklyn city Brsol Elder
Marsslss rio 65sns Ssw oy
N Bark %onsiia T fca BsrpaiOss spHA
Also saed-via Long Island Sound-seamer Wikesbarre
Banks Lotus, for E1mouth Mohican, Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAdERa
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Sept 22-Arrved, steamer Ashburne (Br. Lam
bert from Montreal Sept l. ,- ~,
2l--Arrtved steamer Archineues (brL
Fairlein from New.York Sept -,
QUEENSTOWN Sept 2zSae steamer city OF Chester tBr.
Lewis from Liverpool hence for New.York A.. 81,
Arrived steamer Arizona tBr), BROOKS, from Ne"'fork
Sept IA on her to Liverpool land proceeded NJ, on
SWANSEA Sept 2l-saied. steamer Rowena tBr) Gibson
for New.Orleans. ~ -. 49,.
HULL. Sept 2iArrved. steamer chicago (bt Johes nun
New.York Sept TO. o., ~. m,
Munro from NewYork Aug Is her way to Queenstown
and Liverpool. m.
MAIN HRAD Sept 21-Passed, steamer Connaught Obi.
Thomas from Baltimore on her way u Belfast -,
ANTWERP. Sept 20-ArIved. steamer 81 romans tbr.
Campbell. from NewYork Sept 3. -, o,,-,,, m, r
HAvRE Sept 2l-Arrved steamer Loru Nehi NnrJ Duhn'
Sept 22~saisd steamer Rugia GER. Abers. from Ham
burg hence for New-York. -, ,,,-.
CRIIE TO sept ll-ArrVcd steamer ha'neo" N"i'' '-''
from New. York. - ,,,.r... m,
GIBRALTAR Sept 21-Passed steamer Glenfaloch (Brh
Webster from Japan and China ports for New ork -
styZ Sent 22-Arrivef steamer Celtic Monarch (br, iu
ditch from Japan and China ports Oh her way 70
RIO JASRrRo. Sept 2l-saied HOlbein Ger for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
POLITICIANS AT THE MINEOLA FAIR

The second day of the Queens County Fair at nicola was
even more sccessu tsn first and the attendance was
araer There Was large number Of additional entries IN
% all fhe densrtmeus and everything looked ship shape
ne "a as n the barn yards Of Island were being
depopaated for exhibits Of poultry continued 20
cora in without ceasing, and the space
allotted to this department became oSeTfIo%Gea;
Yesterday was Politicians Day at the fair and there was
gathering clans from all quarters sats makne
was Violently uppermos minds OF the peoples ucrs
ond sr,tIea numerous
Perry Belmont there and was
& ami Countv Treasurer egeman, Captain Henry u Ackei
exComnty treasurer BALDWIN Alderman Gleason On, D.
HcGowe1 Colonel Coggswe. Assem- blyman James fiWn'
%ssemblyman Allen Captain j. j. MeTri u a. n:
nnny Of the Monahan. Oliver W West
x sn6ery}sor Cashe supervisor MCGOWAN Martin Wool
~ ue,nnstead r R1n erhof, Jamaica Colonel r. Jones
Of oyster Bay County Clerk sutphen ana Coione 5one
The interesting and the grand sahu
was crowded all the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

BOSTON Sept 22-The NewYork club fell easy VICTIMS !"
the Boston nine to-day The once famous GIANTS e
amateurs and ued everything that came In their hanos
wech was Wild ineffective and after pitching poorly sr
ssyen ga he retired and Richardson took ms pace
lev was Injured in third inning and Finley then caught
The as follows: "a
Hom Wort .......O / u D
pass b,ts-Doston IA; New.York. ID ErrorsaBoston .
Newyork n Pitchers-Radbourne Wech and RICHARDSON
Umpire-Mr. Pearce.
DETROIT Sept 22-Ony six innings were played touay ny
the Detroit and Chicago clubs owing 10 darkness The cham
Mons halted hard in the fourth and fifth inning and won as
follows y &, q
ne,rott ................-...-0 1-S
pase bits-Detroit 7; Chicago 10. Errors. Detroit =
CHICAGO s. Pitchers-Twitchell and Flynn. Umpire-Mf'
Powers
PHILADELPHIA Sept 22The Philadelphia club outplayed
the Washington nine every point to-day and won easily D
the following score .
washnpton ..............0 0 0 O.
phIadepha ....................0 U D Z
poso Washington 4; philadelphia ~ Errors-Wash'
incton a. Philadelphia, l. Pchers-Shaw ana Ferguson
Umpre-Mr. Fulmer.
Atst Louis-St Louis, 8 Kansas City, U,
AT Raltimore-C Cincinnati, II Baltnore l.
AT Philadelphia-St Louis, o Athletic, D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
JER9EY CITY.

Ious Faber soninlaw of Police Captain Newton stopped
al I"coh Gooss beer shop late Tuesday might anu en-
eaced In an argument with John Zech who was drunk a
mark made by Faber angered Iech ana NE 9 nd LACY
The proprietor place and his wife then inefiee
Armed with hung Coos kept Zech al bay untl zap
tain New ton Policemen McAghon and McNaly sIKe
him custody, Faber was taken 10 e Cy os
and the prisoner held to await the result OF MS
which are considered serious
Henry PETER who claims 10 be physician but VINO mas
een store at No 2O3 faVonia ave LOT
Mary Hatch arragned before Ponce JustNe susns
vesteriay charged with larceny OF 70 cents MIs
Hatch declared that Dr. PETER had sold woman ncents
worth Of medicine chare for and appropriated
% cents PETERS defence was mat ne
the 20 cents for giving her advice as Nc
discha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
FOUND DEAD IN AN ELEVATED TRAIN

When Third Avenue Elevated train reached its last sta
ton at yninhst at 4;So p m yes
eray the guards found in the body OF man wei
advanced years, who had died suddenly prooaoy i'o
,,y 7, was identified az that OF Theodore wikens.
dealer in upholstery goods at NO ~ Bowery ne veu AT
sxr one years old lie his way home rom MS place
Of death overlook him HIS bohy was Aken
"a fife malice station one s1th'
~ and information death sent to his family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
up DB1Ke RESIGNS As GOVERNOR.

meeting OF the Governing Committee OF the STOCK E1'
change yesterday the resignation was received Oh h a. ~
"a member of the co and chairman Of the committee
o rrngements Resolutions adopted expressing re-
pe Al Mr. brakes lie Joined the Exchange on
Ear,ay 10 long time has been governor ana
ctveiv 10 lis interests chairman OF the committee
o emcns BRAKES retirement Is said 10 De que 70
of outside requiring his attention. III Is
sQested further that he may be desIouS ol SUI
ceIing ms father Dr. Drake, who died few days ago. as
suuerit.ndent o the IL change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
WORK OF THE ALDERMEN

The Aldermen yesterday adopted resolution requiring the
Third Avenue Railroad Company restore the grade at One
hundre land. twenty fifth ST. and FOurthave
william c. Whitney and Cornelius vanderbilt received per
mission TO lay granite block in front OF their resi-
d.nces Nos and Fifty seventhst under the direc-
ZION Of the commissioner Of Public Works.
hc North and asst RIVER Raroad company
asked for franchise street railroad IRON
IN Wesst thence To Cortandt and return BY the same
route 40 to establish branch street railroad rom t.o
Ferry across Fulton At along Wess TO the
Ferry This wasreerred to the Railroad Commtee WIN WI"
give a public hearing at IL a. IN. OH october To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
TWO FPAMERs INJURED BYA FALL.

While three trainers putting timbers in place In the
ton Of the unfinished vestory building in Eighty
lust east of Firstave 1920 yesterday plank on
which they stood broke without warning and let them fall
down through building Henry Hers and Joseph Engei
went down clear to the cellar distance OF six stories, and
ware carried ont hepless from and internal
injuries Both the Presbyterian Hospital ieIs
ia thirty dye wears family al NO go GoercksL
Engcls homes at Nnthave and Ninety secondst lie -
thre wears older Hers Christian Mlman VINO lel WIN
,an Was caught by floor the fourth story ana
saved from serious injury able TO walk to his home
az No 33O East y XIV hirlst No blamed Tor the
accident as the OF the plank was not suspected
Z brokp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
LONG ISLAND.

Joseph Hamilton been appointed postmaster al Man
bass I and BENJAMIN S. Smith postmaster al Jericho
COMFY IAyD-The Manhattan Beach Hotel was crossed ios
the season yesterday morning IL has De hnay
te building about feet Grounds VIII DC Aio OUT III
front.
&c u.ppop-Iae townspeope are considerably excited
over the whipping Of Dr. Edward koh ~ pl a;
Schner in publc street alleged that the former nad
been circulating defamatory reports regarding e latter
two met street and after rather stormy m'eVe" he
horst whipping followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
vy1ii-NlNTH SPECIAL SWEEPSTAKES SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
L. ALL
sIxTH-sELLING. q MILE.
SECOND TRIAL OF TUE JOCKEY CLUB.

SECOND TRIAL UF I fE JOONEI NI@OD'
The second trial OF the indictment charging the Coney
Island Jockey Club with permitting gambling and
nj its Bay grounds June begun yesterday
IN the Of Sessions Brooklyn before Judge Moore ana
Associate Justices Savage and Mcmahon Many witnesses
and spectaors were present As at trial. District
Attorney Rdgway and c. Beecher conducted the prosecu
ton Witt and John r. Bowers opposed them
soon called MI Bowers moved 10 adjourn the
trial in order 70 opportunity TO move in the supreme
Court change Of venue to COdrt OF oyer and Iermne
asserted that the bad created public prejudice ron
derng advisable The District torney opposed the
and denied by Judge Moore The following
Jury obtained John MORO Edward Kstteltas John
A. Demena Adoph Poster Christian Jensen
?. Bellor Thomas w Mesgher Francis j. Doyle samuel
viii 20 on TO II that the evidence taken at
lie first trial Will be read jury and that evil
Aenc will be presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
CASE OF ABSENTMIyDEDyEsS.

Joseph Fox the Hotel Brunswick, went on TUESDAY 10
Post Office station F. Thdave to transact some business
and wa. leaving the Office when he observed atiooK
ing wallet on desk Noticing lady who was addressing
IT, near nv ne called her attention wallet which she
sad was IL placed In the custody OF clerk az
the delivery window. On reaching the Hotel Bruns"lck
Iosenh soon after make payment and
then that his pocketbook had sappead
IN was him by Assistant POSTMASTER Iayer Al the
post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Reformed Church two anniversary celebration
civil Disct Courts before Controller Loew
BARLEY Campbell insanity commission m .,,r r,,,oh
Fulton Prayer Meeting anniversary Muuie D"'0
Church, noon. - .... ~, cor,,n,ss,oner NJ
Investigation into Health Department. U! |o"'""'' "
Accounts prook1vp
Auction sale Dryer Brothers race horses at brooklyn
Labor PARTY Conference Clarendon Hall, m.
Hoboken Turtle Club dinner, club grounds p m ,,x
Metropolitan Louisville baseball MATCH staten lahu o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
PROMINENT ARRIvALs.

Ho Brvncs Senator James Eusss q ~ Ssw
HAMPSHIRE Congressman Nathan oof of West Virginina,
and Colonel Jonas H. French OF Boston Mu,ras m,''
General Frederick TOWNSEND Of Albany ana
rressman Patrick A. Collins OF Boston Ntv York Hest
State Engineer Elnathan Sweet OF Albany ~
tennessee Breroort Hose-General James H. wilson OF
Wilmington Dell. Wndsor Hofet-Jonathan scoyme Vi
buffalo Gfsep General V. ID. Groner OF virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY SEPT 22. 1885
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Wisconsin Br) Bentley, Liverpool Sept II VIA
Queenstown H. with mdse ana passengers 10 Chuerh
with passengers TO Arke Douglass Arri'od
al the Bar at IL 20 m. ,.x
mdse 10 Sanderson son. Arrived at the Bar al 40 m
steamer Rhynlaqd eg Janison, Antwerp Sept II, Win
mdse and passengers 10 Peter Wright a sons. =,
Steamer Pontiac lBr Brown Messna Aug % Palermo 81
Gibraltar with mdse TO Phelps Bros Co. Arrived
the Bar al 23O an
steamer Valencia Woodrick Laguayra Sept H. Porto Ca
beo and Curacao u.s. with mdse and passengers To Boui
ton Bliss & Dalelt
steamer CITY OF Washington Rettg Vera Cruz sept 10.
H. Csmpeche ~ Progreso ~ Havana days with
mdse and passengers to y Alexandra & Sons. 49,
Steamer Antilas lspan Zuvsga. 81 Mare Aug ~ Petit
Mragoane 81 Port Prince IS Nayassa "a Jer
emie 49, Cages 20. Jacmel Sept Port Morant 81
Iiay g. Falmouth D. Kingston To- with ndse aud pass
enRers " PIN, Forwood g. Co.
Steamer Edith todden tr Bennett Montcgo Bay days,
with fruit To q Vessels & Co. -
steamer Guyandotte. Kelley. Newport News and West
Point with mdsc aud passengers to Old Dominion SIS Co
Bark n waiJen (der, Moll Hamburg 90 days. with mdse
10 order vessel Ia Wauen, Toel 4 Co,
Truro (Brl, Sterling. Hamburg 90 days. Win mdse
70 order vessel " snow d Burgess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
COMPLAINTS ABOUT FIFTH-AvE.

letter signed by many residents Of Fnhave and its
neigorhood complaining of the condition of that thorough
faro and asking the Mayor that the pushed for
ward IN completion was Mayors Office yesterday
The avenue ia closed from Twenty fourth 70 Tlreth sta
from Fiffy seventh and from Seventy second
m ss The Mayor returned 10 the city and
The Liter was filed win be brought TO his attention soon
49, M which will probably be To- day General Newton
Of Public Works asked about the matter
said that the complaint ana for the present
could not say any thng on the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
pocKIANn COUNTY.

NYAcK-Durinq his stay Nyack last summer Henry r.
Dixey pleased with the town and us
and frequently expressed desire 10 make MS
broker and the owner OF one 81 Nyacks
estates purchase OF the place for MT D1ey
friend he said few days ago would nave peen
your neighbOr time but for the fact that e owner
Of the place wish to buy wants just $1,000 than am
willing 10 pay; but trust the difference between US VIII
soon be arranged" Dixey many friends In Nyack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
STATEN ISLAND.

The Republican General Committee OF Richmond County
met at Stapeon Yesterday NJ. Conkln In the chalr Inc
Committee on Representation, George s. schoneld )r OF
Souhfed reported in favor OF the num-
hr of representatives the convention TO twenty SIX lot
Cssteton eighteen each for the towns OF Nohhen M
SIetown southfed Weshed. The motion was adopted
The same committee reported favor OF increasing the mum
Der of representatives In the General committee 10
aer from members from each OF The
tbar tonr towns This also adopted II was resolved
that the apporonment of committeeman OF each towh sho
he left TO the general committee OF such Town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB ENTRIES.

The racing to-day the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs track
nromises TO be fair there are only Two en-
tres Burch and Climax. OF course Burch shonio WIN H.
In the second selling race Petcoat
.bouId reach the line first. with Pasha second
Bessie June the weight lis pounds IN the TWO
handicap She is such cool form now. however
that she be able to concede all the weight 10 ho oPp
pents Montrose ought to be second.
Aretino IL likely TO win Boulevard Handicap OFallon
with only 1903 pounds back should be his closest
st The Ninth miles shonld be won Oy Mile anu
III wood onght 10 run There thirteen entries LOT
ths seing race = mile 1t should go TO tho twoyearoio
Ermine
The entries are a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23

,,.,r . ,ntrrvew with the District Attorney Mt Msrne
esd that he did not that McouadDan eI. VI
cty pcrmaneny had good bondsman ana sors
no Immediate prospect that his would DC ctlie
that OF the Aldermen The bond VIII no, h Ue naI
unf the case IA called tral No other u W s,ns
Aldermen il out OF 10 the knowledge Oh MI ""''
ARGENT Jaehue fugitivcs.