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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-13

parole to Lee, and to state that at this late day
he did not consider the extension necessary.
General Lee acknowledged the obligation in the
following letter:
LEXINGTON, Va, 3 Aug. 1865.
ssColonel-I have had the honor to receive
your letter of the &c ulto inclosing an extension
of the limits of my parole. / am very much
obliged to the General commanding the armies
of tho United States for his kind consideration.
am unable to visit North Carolina and there
fore do not think proper to apply for the favor
granted.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
'R e. LEE
'sCol. Adam Badeau, Military Secretary"
This was the last communication between the
two great adversaries growing out of the war.
ADAM BADEAU.
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Boston Transcript.


Has anybody theory to account for the COM
paratively small receipts in the shops the last
three days in the weekf Is it because the most
advertising appears in the Saturday and Sunday
papers2 II it be, perhaps il might be to the l.
vantage of some dealers 20 take Wednesday for
the issue of their principal announcements; but
the statesmen prefer the present condition OF
things, when Thursday, Friday and Saturday
and them undisturbed by few city visitors ANA
with time enough to devote to country buyers
who seldom appear early In the week.
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The Grand Ola Man.

Brooklyn Eagio.
Gladstone with his back up IL Q spectacle fos
gods and men. He never appeared 50 grand -
be does now with bis spine trying to <Nnb owes
his shirs collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26

Jersey City tBr,. Horror Brstel-Arksl Doug
Steamer Eaam tDtoh,. Taat Amsterdsm-Funch. sdy,
eco. -
Steamer wcsternlsnd tBeig. Rande Answcrp-Pstss
stesmer Labrador Fr De Hauterve. HsvreLouis Dc Be-
bian.
steamer Fran Nor, Bsraldsen. Baracoa-oomez Pear
sal
Brunswick Gao II Mallory q Co
steamer Louis Bucki Mount, Jacksonville arren Ray
Steamer Old romIDion smith. Norfolk. City Point
Richmond-Old Dominion Sc Co
Bark silenzi0 nta Denegr Batavia Java for orderss
Benham q BoyeseD.
Steamers Bernard for Dublin Gambctts Baracoa Carou
deet Fsrnandna Louis Bucki. Jacksonviiie; Astnrano
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAdEBa
FOREI0N PORTS.
LONDON, Juno 26-Ar1ved. steamer Egyptian Monarch
OBJ Moran from New. York
LIVERPOOL Juuo 2S-Arrived. steamer Olympia tBr
Brown. from NewYork.
QUEENSTOWN June l5-safcd steamer Adriatic fBr Par
sell, ff ON Liverpool hence for New York.
SWANSEA June 24-saled. steamer LiaDfaf City tBr,
Core for Ncw-York
ley NewYork on her way TO Queenstown and Liverpool
HAVANA Juno 2t-Arved. steamer Niagara Dennis. for
New York.
sailed steamer Cienfuegos. Faircoth. FOR NewYorx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The trial of the suit of Mrs. Marv 5. Dodge. wife
General charles for the OF damages from
Tho the alleged breach Of contract for The sale
to her OF the Osborn ended yesterday
before DOnohuc Charles L. sykes and other wit
testified that ntcrlneaOns made IN heorglnal drai
made with the knowledge o MT osborn
before The contract and that he fully understood
A. summed for the defendant and
Recorder James NJ smith the planif and the Judge
reserved h decision
The SUIT of Edward Schne for absolute divorce from
Dora -chne before Justc, DonOhue Yesterday
that she uad lived " tn Frederick BlOhm
as his wife For the defence il claimed that she had OBJ
from Schuel in Iowa and bad Then married
Bohm. The Judge we'd his decision,
Caleb H. edforn, official senograPhcr OF the Fourth DIS
recovered FLAG in SUIT AGAINST the
CITY tired Justice Beach in the supreme Court he
Controller had refused him his salary for me time IN
ervenng between his entering upon his d es on January
ana February when he passed his Ciy service eAai-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
LONG ISLAND.

NEW UTREcHI.-Auctoneer John A. VanGerveer sold at
large or he personal effects OF the late
ham Durye2 at the Old Duryea homestead wlich Is
building the bricK for whose walls brought Ho
land 1880 by Peter Van Dine The Old hOmektosd
Cupied dung the Revolution by the essaps Nhc
mostly old and antique household belongings
which brought small prices
JAMAIcAJon Fitzgerald proprietor OF OF he leading
hotels was alresel yesterday charge OF Grimm al
assault upon Mrs Gustave Never the OF village
Matchmaker lie was arragncd before Justice belts and
denied the charSe He held $1,000 bail for further
examination.
LONG ISLAND CIIY-At the Queens County Court
yesterday sherifs Jury AWARDED Commissioner
lie Works Russell Wight $4,000 damag In libel SUIT
against James Gordon Bennett proprietor Of me Nec YORK
Herald libel complained Of was the
tice published the defendants paper that
Ciy Treasurer Beckmenn and Commissioner
Public Works John Gregory testified that MI Wghts
counts all right There appearance by
Mr. Bennett
OYSTER BAYCoroner Valentine Bayls yesterday held
inquest IN the OF the 1vemonhs old child Of William
Callahan which died Wednesday morning under
circumstances AtS Wednesday DR.. Charles j. Hall
attend the baby. He found II dead and
evidence that the cbd death had been caused by
srangulatton Mrs Callahan the mother OF the chill es
fed that when she the child TO bed with her all
right o'clock when she awoke. she found IL dead In
Der deoded that the child had been Killed by
the mother rolling upon II.
sHRRPsHEAD BAY.rhe funeral OF Herbert Meaton. the
who killed a Sheepshead Bay Tuesday. took
yesterday the Episcopal Church There was large
attendance OF The young emans friends The body was
tax en- 10 Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
TIE COURT OF APPEALS
SARATOGA, June 25-ln the Court of Appeals
q. ., IA. sotln "a ,uv dec sons were handed down.
following decIsIOhs were hAhueI u0Wh:
nj Kirkham Ordar affirmed without costa


Paddock agt KIrkbam. order affirmed without costs.
Coud AIT Nyce; Third National Bank OF Bnfa0 agt.
carnes Policy agt tho city Of Buffalo In the Of
viii ~ Won In Of VIII Decker;
The Last River Ferry Company. Watson ag- the Rome
WATERFOWL and Ogdsnsburg f.sroad Company Judgment
affirmed with costs
oyt AIT continental Life Insurance Company claim
OF Ayerii1; Berg syt Grace Levy agL Solomon. Appeal
dismissed with costa -
art dim matter OF Attorney General
Ire Western New Ihe Insurance Company claim OF
owarke the etc, OF Now-t ork. agt the Eden
COMPANY matter Of VI Gomprecht
asslgpee. eto. order affirmed with costs
Tie Episcopal SOciefy agt stevens order
but with liberty TO the purchaser to
be reley ed from his purchase II lie 50 elects
srucser art the Manhattan hallway Company. Motion
10 denied with leave W submit lief the
nvOivo In these the tho
Argument n against the elevated railroads.
Go I'm axt Jud gment AMIR ned with costs
The causes argued were IA follows;
No 7B5lThe people rel John Clark and another.
appcants ngt Matthew l. Breen. respondent. James q
lzmore for appellants George Foster for respondent
llg-JOhn Schultze and others executors, etc.
sponionta the Mayor etc. OF ewYork appellants
u Dean Tor appellants. Higgins for respondents
IL was orderod this "a from this
day TO July 81 1880. at 10 a. m. M tho Town Hall In
the village of Saratoga Springs for the purpose Of
dtrns deoisons. ani that Thereafter this court take
further recess TO Monday October at the Capitol In
| Albany.
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STEAMERS DUE.
SHIPPING NETS
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.... FRIDAY. JUNE 5. 1886

PORT OF NETWORK $50. ...... FRIDAY JUNE 25, 1886
ARRIVED
steamer Ludgate Hill (Brl Brown, London June p with
mdse and Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar
borough 3. Dundee L. with mdse TO order;
simpson spence 1ug arrived at he bsf AT - ID;
Chrsana 10 Chrsansand H. with mds; and passengers to
Steamer California Ger wincker Ham urg June TO-
mdse to Phelps Bros Co. Arrived at
Steamer Leasing Gerl Barcnds Hambury June -
10 with mdse and passengersto kunhardt Co. Ar
steamer %erra Ger Bn s Bremen J6ns S south
steamer Calsnd DtchJ aouer lotternam June H. with
mdso and to Funch Edge Co Arrived the
steamer Ada (Br Garner Progreso days with ndse to
Thebaud Bros vessel to Dumois Arrived at the Bar at
steamer W CLYDE. Holmes Monte Christi June san
Domingo city 49, Macoris 10 SANTANA 49, Porto Plata IL.
to VIM p Cyde Co. Arrived at the bar at $50 IN.
Steamer hlehmond Boa Mewpor, News and Vest Point
Steamer knight Yonns Georgetown and Alexandria
steamer Jcan" Br, FreeIhy. Porto Bello
J ii Winchester Il Co.
SUNsEr-wmd at SANDY HOOK. moderate s, thick fog AT
CITY Island. light, SW cloudy
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer City OF Berlin tBrl. Land. Liverpool June 10
Queenstown 81 with nose and passengers to Peter Wright
& Son.
steamer city Of Para Dexter A.plnws June II. with
mdse and passengers 10 Pacific Mail IS Co
s 40 Come Psaraa aTrsed A. ins aar s IN WIN
Steamer Ola DOMINION smith, t.icnmond city Point And
Norfolk with ndse and TO Old Dominion 80 Co
CLEARED
steamer Assyran Monarch (Br. Harrison. London-Pat
Steamer Holland CBr,, Tyson. London F W Hurst.
steamer servA BIZ Mckay. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer 81 Adams tDr,. Mnard Liverpool-chas sum
steamer Asturiano Cspan ArrbalTcagA Liverpool Cha
steamer Carolina (spnnl Ugalde Lverpool-R Cortis
Steamer Devona tBr) Young oiasgow-henderson BroA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
THE BROOKLYN MEN BEATEN
AN INTERESTING GAME WITH BALTIMORE.
LOCAL PLAYERS UNABLE TO DAT PowkLIs
PITCHING.

LOCAL PLAYERS UNABLE TO DAT PowKLIs
PITCHING.
In spite OF the easy victory won oy Tue
Brooklyn club over s ,ltimore opponcuts on Thurs
day. nearly 1000 people went to Washington Park
yestcrdsy to 500 tho mines nave another oatto
with tho bata Manager BArnie changed his players
srou nd aud by putting Powell to pitch managed 10
win tho game aftor exciting aud welicontsstod
match Smith, OF the homo CLUB. was not 1T his best
but tho other homo men played well In tho neiu
Powrlrs curves proved euixmas ~ the Brooklyn play
except In six InstanceA 49,.
Inc Baltimore club took the load by scorng thres
error by smith. sOmmers and Muldoon followed Win
safe hits Fnlmer sent 10 first base on called oIs
Farrell being forced home. Clinton made MT 10 ei.
field aud 5ommcrs and Muldoon scored. In tho thitd
uplnx the home pl made two runs Porter iuhde
n hit and Pinknry followed with another PASSED.
hit sent the The Baltimore uine added Que
more run their their half OF the innns som
mers made a two-base hit and scored on Al error by
Smith In the fourth inning the home players a9an
scored Smith reached first by an error by Farrell ana
stole second and scored error by Houck PINK
ney made force. stole 10 sec nd ani scored on
McCellan's two-naggcr Ia their half u the inning
the Baltimore players scorsd ono run.
Powell reached first base error by smith, went 10
bail and scored on Two odse nv Wy
Scott No scored until the eighth innlnx
home club tied the score smith roacheu nrst
on an error Houck stole second and scored on hit
to left field by Peoples The Baltimore men. however
the game by scoring two runs In the Last nan OF .ne
same inning Fulmer made safe hit and stealing 70
second scored by Clinton. The latter was au
vanced third Powcs sacrifice and scored on NV
to ceu:re field by Scott The score wa as foow>;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
JUSTICE DUFFY SUSTAINED THE OFFICER

Mrs. Fannie Schenert, of No. 80 Orchard-st.,
been confined bellevue Hospital since June Il,
wa- brought Market Police court yesterday
tie charge Of having resisted Oicer Aiken who
Henry lstrucng the sidewalk in
Urchard-st. SclclneIL ab Ut To become
m sustained Injuries that
sion a. Of but at the hospital the
surgeons did consd that her ST It ments 10 be
lied Arfheu being -wOtn described how Mrs.
red W. Ia hun when he drfesing her son
The boy nnay got ana when the officer at
@ pcrsistr IN attempt the
officer Onicer ia who after the rescue said
tnaf Mrs SClcinert trlppc1 sidewalk. she ha1
slight the left officer Arken dld not use
more thln /, Henry bducb. who wit
ncssel tne occurrence he did the officer
stuEe Scheiner force than necessary
Other witnesses cOrOborated this testimony. sergeant
Ceeicn stated mat at Bellevue Hospital Or hebe toll hin
Mrs chelnert from
attached condition Justice
Duy bur H. conslderton OF fhe delicate
RENTED the ordered
her Id Do her homo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
OPENING NEW STREETS.

The Board OF Street Openings yesterday discussed
from number OF property owners asking
that fst from Chambers TO Marons.. be wdened Oh the
ground Will relieve Broadway aud largely increase the
property along the route II agrcet that the
grade OF st and the would have to be much
changed The whole finally referred 10 commit
consisting Of the president OF The Department OF Parks
Of the Board OF Aldermen and the
Public Works decided the openn-
following Ninety ninth Third TO Fourth
ndc gllty St, icnthaNe To
Kngsbrge Road hundI second st. from
Tenth the Boulevard The Corporation Counsel was
instructed discontinue the OH procee lngs and begin
the opening fOurtlandtiNc He was
requested brng legal torce ngs To acquire The te ana
opening 70 lowing one hundred and-h
II Railroad to Third One hlndreta and
hfticth-st. from The Harlem River Third Onehun-
dred-and forty eighth and one
hundr eddndor thrd SITS. from road TO 1T AIMS
Ysccolr, riverside Ann
ave. and MoLi.aL. IIom aeAgwI.k % Oglen ayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
The GoYhaI1l Plate

Made by the GOrham Manufacturing
Company, Silcersmiths, should not be
COMPOUNDED with the ordinary Britain.
MIA or soft metal, as it is not intended
for competition with such ware, but
it is offered as the best Plated Ware
made in this country and fully the
equal of any produced in the world,
being made of Nickel Silver, hard
soldered at every joint, and very
heavily plated with pure Silver.
Broadway and 10Th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
RACE OF THE BROOKLYN CANOE MEN.

Canoe men take great interest in tho race
Of the Brooklyn Club which Is to come on this after
The course from Fifty nfth-sG. Brooklyn. out
and back three miles Tho prize Is tho Burlington
Challenge Cup This is tho valuable pece of brio
sbrac in the canoemans prEe list 1t presented to
the club By 1. q. Burlington. and cost $500. Vice.
Commodore Whitlock 1t first with his canoe
"Yvonne." Then Captain NJ. " Broksw captured 1t
with MINK" Now Commodore J: r. Newman has
CHALLENGED tho latter with his sunbeam and the
contest will at O'Clock this afternoon. Tho
ali limited to seventy hve fest OF sail which
the close and nterestng Tho other entries
are T. G. Badington, "BvangeIire"; Robert j. wilken.
Zip Top; A. X Dunneii. "Nieute"i Charles Gould,
"PilgrIn"; q. " r. Schuyler. lone STAR; X. 3.
Blake, Edna e. 8. Weeks, Pagan"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
GAMES or THE DIAMOND FIELD.

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-rhe New York and St.
Louis clubs completed their present series Of to-
gether to-day the its ninth consecutive
victory from the home club The New Workers. batted
hard aud took long lead the early part OF the game
and held il the end Wech pitched 10 good form and
wac nicely supported. The was as follows:
-. Lonis ..---.--..--------V u " n .
hItsSt Louis. 81 New York. 10 trrors-St Louis.
8: New-YorA. 5. Ptchers-kirby and WEIGH. Umpre-Mr.
curry.
CHICAGO, June 25.-An uninterostng one-s 81 led
was play ed to-day between the Chicago and Wash
ington clubs. The home nine ouplayed It's opponents
AT every point and with ease. The score was as
follows:
Washington .---..l q U o. .
icag d
m 7; Chicago. l6 FrrOrs-WasbinR
ton. 20 o. PtcIers-Barr and GARRISON Umpire
MI Connolly.
rain Detroit Philadelphia 1t Detroit; Boston vs.
Kansas CITY. at Kansas city; metropolitan vs. Athletic,
at Philadelphia.
At Newburs-To ;ghkeepsie. 9 Newburg. l.
At Louisvllle-LDuIsviilc. 10: Pttsnurg D.
At Clncinnati-C Cincinnati, 2 ST LOUIS, l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
PROSPECTS AT SIIEEPSlIhAD BAY TODAY.

HORSES THAT OUGHT TO WIN AND GET THE PLACE
LIST or ENTRIES.
This is the last lturday of the COney Island
Jockey .ub's Jul me ,ting, aud there Is fairly
attractive progr there VIII undoubtedly ne
a large attendance. The first is 81
mile dash for two-year-olis. special weights.
OF entries Bynwood appears TO be the best AMI
AMI ought to WIN, though Raymond with ONLY ninety
seven pounds his back will press him hird and soud
be second. The promises one OF the best
contests OF the afternoon. II IA a special weight
sweepstakes at a mile Included among the ten
entries Toms Martin. Dry MonopoIe. Ileel-and-
Toe and Swift Inc two former are both credable per-
formers the latter fast at the distance WIKI
light weights up IT does not as II Tom Martin or
Dry Monopoc give them the weight they are asked
to give IlcelandToe ought to win and swift got the
place. The Great Post Stakes, for yearois comes
third. II is shorn OF its intercst this year because
the result Ia a certainty. fremont should win with La
Juiye second.
The fourth race is a handicap. Ils miles. There are
however il the one In whch lie IA likely to start He IL
asked to give Tecum-ch twenty pounds; SO Tecumseh
Uught to win with Favor second.
The htl race is another handicap. Is
entries BTambletOn at the weight. should reach the
wIr frat with Pashi second. The Sporting stake com
petcs the programme II Favor starts IN the fourth
instead Of this. Strdthspey Is likely to win with
MARI ana second. IT. however, Favor Is reserved for
this stakes his chances OF capturing Ii best anu,
Strtthspny will have 20 content himself with second
place. The entries are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
BRIDGET DOUGHTY TO GET TIE MONEY.

Bridget Doughty feels much respect for the Court
OF Appeals Her husband william Doughty. was deck
hand the East River Ferry Compans boats He
was standing chain day August 1883
wnen boat gong into the slip at Hunters Point
The and brought IL up
the piles with loud crash breaking Two OF them
One struck Doughty tn head nnictns lnJu
RES rom which he ded day Mrs Doughty sued
company damages She got verdict Tor $1,000 %
lower courts hurried to the Court or
Appeals That tribunal agrees with Mrs Doughty aud the
petit company should not have piles whlch
break employees when the currents SWING
the Doats and the will get her money 1t amounts
with costs 5000. VanderDOe +. I. Gardner and
CarIngton pilotei Mrs. Doughtvs legal ship while
Shpman. Barlow LarOcque ana ChOatc appeared ior tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
TIE TWO BOARDS OF EXCISE.

The Board Of Estimate yesterday listened to
On explanation from President WoodmaD. OF tho new
Boar1 Excise OF the amounts required to meet the
expenses Of the Board for the coming year Tho Ola
Board Was allowed ga 900 The new Board asks for
900 the Of $500 lie asked for insurance maps on
which be found every iquorsh0p In The city The
number inspectors was reduced from thirty to
-four, but their salaries will be noseased from
e800o 81 400 each Ths salaries Of yhe Commissioners
we're xed at 5000 each The total amount asked for
was granted.
1he Sinking Pund Commissioners adopted resolution
that Corporation Counsel take the Necessary steps
70 put the new Board OF Excise In possession Of the
quarters leased by the city for the Of the Board
This. IN effect, would torn out the old Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
JUSTICE MOORE ON POOL-SELLING
HE DEFINES HIS AITIrUDE-NO FEAR OR FAVOR 10
DE SHOWN.


Before Diminishing the Grand Jury yesterday
ustics MOORE OF Brooklyn in tho Court OF Sessions de-
v,red long address in which he emphaticaly denied
thar ANYTHING tho remarks that he made 20 IN EN- tne
other day about sending committees out Was ior the
purpose OF shielding persons from Indictment All that
he told them. he stld was within the law. tie andch
lido not whom indct for what crime yon IN
DIET 81 that You do II legally II makes no dnefcnce
whether you ndct IL accused OF grhnh larceny
rnurler pool selling OF other offence against inc
law he bv this court and Will De
~ tnis tate certain vital questions regarding his
matter cling pending this court cases OF men
will he disposed o according % the decision
OF that would Indecent for this court 10 proc"
10 nal these while the questions are penn
ing IN tne high " court OF tins state. "hen inc
Cont OF Appeals announces the law ] win De
guided bv It. II It sustans the decision have made upon
ADMINISTERED No one II the court OF Ap
ne Al srrv erses the decision the law was for nothing un
they question would be Indecent or me 10 take
the cases them and deci for them have made ahe
cson pool sustained the law dec arlng
was crime. still OF that opinion. The General Ier
o. The supreme alr med tn decision OF Tins court anu
the the Court ~ Appeals and enough OF them
are there In these AZ
soon Tribunal ts decision Will know what tou
before that would for tins court TO act want
IL uudcrsooa that brOwbe ing. SANDER no
canmnv falschoOd will induce this court for SIN
gle Instant 10 depart from strict line OF duty"
The BRIGHTON Beach Racing Association ana tho Coney
Island Jockey Club arraigbed yesterday bcfor" Ju
tce Moore the request OF the defendants COUNSEL
Mes,rs Jere Weinberg and John VI. Bowers the cases
were posi- poned until next Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
BooUs Posr OFPIOE HONEY ORDERS

Charles West was arrested and taken to the
Ionbs Police Court Yesterday chassed win swnding NJ
The PRISONER IL LDylish and claims residence No
10 Maiden On April he went into the baroom and
offered post o1oe ORDERS which
Aed from W. and were payable at the
bartender subsequently, turned the orders over 70
brewing nr Then leaned that they were worthless
being only bed by tho Office which 10
transmitted through the mss West told Ofeer Mcshetry
banned Sergeant In Ae building At Dusne o. and West Broad
Gay TON Davis Holland The police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26

Tho meeting presents unusual attractions - In Aa"
tim TO all tho best hlstes In about Now YORK; tho
"a upctitors will ncude ave or six Of tho most pro I'M
jnsnt athletes In Canada aud nearly all the preson cor
lese cham Mons The entries 25) exceed those OF any
tive men at be competed Tor from All
Of the Untod States and Canada cannot fall 10
fns spsrf. IN 1t be said a. 10 ior 1i
years whsn Myers ran, that any particular """ wiz
certainly win. 40 - ,a.. rord
Among tho athletes who will compete are BAKER Fora'
Fsri~s Carter Bra ii.h smith. Moffat Conion Coke.
L,inbrech Queckberner Page Jordan Rnsinns,ae'
Boats leave at l:45. $50 and to West Brighton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
SALARIES FOR JAN ENPLOYES

Sheriff. Grant yesterday asked the Board Of
Estimate that the warden aud keeper OF Ludlow street
Jaii paid by the city In accordance with the pro-
visions OF ue law recently passed. He asked that the
warden have salary 900 and seven keepers 900
each. This was agreed TO- and transfer OF 5000
from Xpcnded balance OF 1854 Was made TO meet
this expense for the remainder OF the year.
communication from tue Board OF Police called at
tention ~ the law passed by tho last LEGISLATURE au
tborzing the Board of Estimate to nix the amount OF
the OF the police capAns at not less than $1,000
nor ore than ST. $50 The matter referred to the
Controller request that he obtain from the Cor
poraiion Counsel opinion to whether the Board
has the power authorize tho Issue OF bonds for such