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New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
INCOMING STEANER&
THURSDAY. NOV. II
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK .........TUksDAY. NOV. O. 1886


! V.
ARRIVED
Steamer saerno (Br, Rogers Hull Oct 90 with mdse to
sanderson 4 Son; Arrived at the Bar at Ss9 ,...,.
Tyne % with mdse to sanderson Son. Arrived at the
Steamer philadelphia Cabelo Curacao
sHs sss baIIet{ iafa{{ra Arryeo at the Bar at pm
steamer BaldomeIo Yglesias SsPanL Sgare, Havana
steamer Niagara Bennis Matanzas and Havana days.
with mdse ami passengers to Jas Ward Co. Arrived at
Steamer Hudson Freeman New Orleans days. with mdse
' Steamer Eidoado Adams Neworleans days with mdsc
| to John Van sickle. .
s seamsr ans Ss Oa to- onStsT CO.. WIN
steamer seneca Malker Newport News AMI Norfolk with
Bark bristol (of Windsor, Ns} Lawrence Amsterdam SO
Burgess
sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook. moderate W. clear. A.
City Island. light WNW; cloudy.
Arrived yestertv
steamer Ems GER, Jungst Oct 80. Southampton
81 wi mdse and passengers to oerchs Co. Arrive at
'"' D"' =" -''1' CLEARED.
Steamer Alaska (Br Murray Liverpool via Queenstown-
steamer Dalton Br Russell Liverpool-Busk Jevous.
steamer Travc Gegl. wegerod London via Southampton
rsys steamer % cha'eaa fqucm fr 0urn0 u"0
steamer Plata Qta Rosasca Mediterranean ports-Phclps
steamer Pawnee tBr). James, Lisbon and santander-
Steamer Miranda (Br, Bindon Johns NF via Halifax
Steamer Colon Lima Aspinwall-Pacidc Mail So Co.
steamer Avena tBr Mackay Kingston. carthagena &c
Steamer E Paso Quick New Oreans-John Van Sickle.
steamer Carondect Risk Port Royal and Fernandna-C
Steamer cSaahoochee Catherine savannahIMH M Yonge ir
Steamer Richmond Boaz, Newport News and West POINT
Steamer BeaEwaer Jenney Norfolk City Point and Rich
Steamer Glaucus Berry Boston-H + Dinock.
steamer General Whitney. Bearse. Boston-H + Dmock
Snip William IOtch Crowell, Yokohama via Phhadeiphia
ship Vigant Gould. Batavia Java. for Ordorscarer.
Ship Mohur tBr, Scott Liverpool-J Whitney & Co.
BARK iiebe (Norj Baggc. Buenos Ayres-Pau Gerhard
Bark Unae (Ger) Nielsen. santosw II Crossman q Bro.
bark Hattie (ir). Cochrane. Windsor. MS whitney
srir Laura (Br Townsend EImouth. EusJ F Whitney
Brig l. q w Armstrong. Alexander Pointa'Pitre. Quad
schr Lewis a Modgdon HodgdOn. Port Prince-Lyou
schr Melissa Trask rrask. Hamilton Decentralization
schr f Pets (Br Milton. Windsor. Ns-P Nevius &
'e schr W tBr Mclean campobello- -scammcil Bros.
SAILED
Steamers sacrobosco for London; Chatoau Yxuem Bor
derux Colon. Aspnwal Chattahoochse. savannah; Rich
ships Vgiahte for Batavia Java: Anita Rosario; Richard
| Hutchinson Limerick Abyssiuan. Bristol
| THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
| QUEENSTOWN. Nov 9-Arrved steamer city OF Montrca
r Lech from New'iork Oct 80 ON her way To Lverpoo
| land procecdcl).
sniELps Noy ssalled De Ruyter (Bel Brarens
| srErrN Nov 6-Arrivea steamer Hungara Ger. Lett
| hauser from New.York oct l6. .
ANTWERP Nov ARRIVED. steamer Westernland Poru
GBHiLrAR TO Nov 7Passod steamers Tlmor tBrl, Hodg
DON from ports and britannia lBrl Parazols
| from Bordeaux Tor New.iofk
VERA CRUZ Nov ARRIVED. steamer City of Pueba Des
| 81 CRoX Nov 7-Arriyed, steamer BaIracouta ,br,
EyanA 1om New.York
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
POLITICIANS OUT OF THE CITY.

A good many of the local statesmen are out
OF town, partly recuperate after the excitement and
fatigue OF the election and partly to escape the demands
their constituents for reward fthe services during
the campaign. Sheriff Grant, Fire Commissioner Croker
Edward Cahill aud few other friends have
gone to Pike County, Pennsylvania, on hunting ex
cursiOn The Sheriff will be back In a da7 or two
Robert Ray Hamilton. Assemblyman-elect for the XIth
District, with friends, has gone duck shooting
the New-Jersey coast. Others have taken short
trips Washington and elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

NEW BRUNswIcK.-Jame Nixon treasurer OF Chimney q
Chapel cOorei church has disappeared. The silver com.
service 81 900 IN the records arc
all missing warrant has been issued
RosElLE-Pans being prepared a new hotel on the
site Of the Hotel Windsor recently burned.
PEKTH AABOY.The house OF j. Van Wyck farmer near
this city. destroyed by fire Monday. ~
RAHWAY.-There something OF sensation the
Sunday caused by the appearance OF colorei
man. Jacob Strong who had left the place about four
and who reported 10 have died while undergoing
surgical operation Many people declared that he was
StrOng's ghost. and refused TO associate with him
MAPLEwooD-The account an elopement published nm
onday proves not 10 have been based TH TRIn
UNI correspondent imposed by reporter in whom
he had confidence - 'NN"-
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

Members OF the Produce Exchange were in excellent spirits
yesterday view OF legal decision sustaining "option "
trades and ring settlements Fer long time there has
before Edward Mitchell referee suit OF f.
A. Kent Co against Jesse C. Woodruff for losses amount
ing 10 $l1 0O0 sustained by specializing in futures In
grain provisions I'd the decision Is OF unusual mpor
tance ali option dealers and traders The defendant denied
everything alleged that II plaintiffs made contracts they
wrongfuly cancellei the through ring settlements"
tlh tley were meie wagering gambling contracts etc
me reefse attaches 70 his opinion statement covering
each transaction separately. He decides options
valld contract; that intention
In market fluctuations sliown
tom OF ringing out - binding upon and All
others who having knowledge notice make
objections plaintiffs en-
titled judgment for their damages
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
oorr0y EXCHANGE MEN DISSATISFIED.

The action OF the Cotton Exchange
day 10 withdraw member OF the National Cotton EI.
change al end OF the cotton year. because OF the action
a New Orleans Exchange rcpudating the higher stand.
sr of ypes Xe by tho Aauonal BOari
was freely discussed by the members aud met with their
60 The National Exchange n
Is-A and II. the New York New.OIeans st
ions savannah Houston and Norfolk Exchanges Its OBJ
erfs were establish uniformity the grangs OF
and 10 collect and disseminate information OF interest and
Zine 10 ho producers brokers' dealers and factors
general dissolution Of the Board
mi there much expressed among the Cotton
tYrhangc members here there has some time
feeling the benefits expected FROM having body
have not realized.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Nov 9The following business trans.
acted the Supreme Court of the United States to-day
No 3S3-Wiiam II. FOwe jr, administrator &c. appel.
ant agt Alexander Hay Appeal from the Circuit Court
OF United for the Eastern District Of Virginia. On
motion Caughton for appellant dismissed
3l-Abbie b. Clark. executriX ct al, appellants
George Wooster Argument continued by Frederick F.
for appellants by Frederick H. Belts for appellee and
concluded by Frederick =. Fish for appellants.
32-The WI annette WOOeu Manufacturing Co, appel
liant agt Bank British Columbia. Argued by j. n.
Doph appellee submitted by George II. Williams for
appellant
The Continental Insurance Co, plaintiff
ror agt Ann Rhodes, admin sratrx, &c Argument
by G. Perkins for pa nth in and conn-
ued Robert r. cornwall for defend mt in
Adjourned until tomOrro at ~ o'clock
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

I'm Iren.s BOteIsenator John sherman Of Ohio sena
Beale OF and Professor spencer Baird U. 8.
Fish Commission Murray HiH Hotei-D Q Gilman.
Franklin Of Hartford Bishop w b. Walker, OF Dakoia
Judge Hoyt H. Wheeler of Vermont and Charles A. Gould
OF Buffalo Victoria HoteiJohn r. Andrew. OF Boston
Gfsev Houss-Carro f. Smith. Of Syracuse +. Pren,iss
Bailey OF Utica d. North and John A. Secher OF Al
bany and General George H. sharpe of Kingston. N
Wndsor Hofst-Ramuei W. Aerton. OF Chicago and ]. n
McCullongh Of Pitsburg MOTT House-senaor G. p.
Vedder Of Ellicoftve N. " aud ex-senator w. w Rock
OF The Bugdt0 Courier.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
DUyAu HELD FOR ADDUoTyOy

Frank Duham OF san Francisco who charged with alb.
dutng Marcea Quite and Mamie Murray young girls
and who was follow ed East by the Gule girls father was ar
raigned in the Court yesterlav Tho
coirt-room packed with people Duham nervous
and the Questions put 10 him
foues Alfredo Gulte has lived California a number OF
wars His daughter chaed IN lively with Mamie
MURRAY Agent Wilson, OF the society Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Children took charge OF the girls Duham
mauded requsitOn De
10 san He said that he girls
street Grand Army celebration that when
them New York with him they agreed without any
persuasion
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
ARRESTED FOR EMBEZZLBMENT IN BOSTON.
Police Insnector BYrnes Yesterday received

L y
chief of police OF Boston asking tor
the arrest OF Robert j. Tabraham, young broker OF
that city. a charge OF emDezzing $4,000 Tabraham
was known to be IN NewYork. and he was arrested in
the afternoon by D'tectve-Sergeants Crowley aud
Handy Broadway and Pine-st In the prisoners pos
s-ssion q number OF notes and stock certificates
representing several thousands OF dollars and
cards OF Robert Tahraham & Co., brokers at No. 20
Congress-st Boston. The facts OF the ALLEGED crime
were knnwn Inspector Byrnes who said that the
prisoner would be held TO await the arrival OF Boston
ofc
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

F1.Alderman McCabes case before Judge Cowing.
BOARD OF Trade and Transportation p. m.
Trunk Line representatives meeting Commissioner Fink
ONCE. -
Hoard of Missions OF Reformed Church. No 81 Veseyst
Constitution Club. No. "a Madison ave. 3 y. IN.
Lecture nv F. Gore. Calvary Chapel. 1880 p. m.
Dock and Aqueduct Commission meetings.
German Social Association No 10 ST. Marks place
Election Of officers OF Third Avenue Street Railway
Aztec Fair Cosmopolitan Hall.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
WESTCHEsrER COuNrY

NEW -RocHELLE-Mr. Alfaya OF Northst died on Mondav
age eighty lie born in SPAIN but had lived IN Ills
place thirty years IA trial trip OF the New
Rochelle and Pelham Horse Railroad Company ia tracy
the station and Glen slaud Ferry made on Mon
day
SING SING.-Mrs Charles Il. Merritt and Mrs Tbomas
George living about miles north OF this village while on
their way home October 2l assaulfsj b
Richard Clark who captured IN hay loft yesterday and
committed TO the county jail
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
STUDYING sUSDAY.soHooL M6yBoDs

afternoon session Of the Sunday
tsrday A. f. schauior talked the teaching Of
The by Of the imagination. followed by
Ralph Wells who presented the subject with ustra
oons and the Huburt gave series OF black board
object The meeting conducted by Caleb b.
xnevss definite plan has been arranged for the
phases Of sunday school work and the
evening given 70 the Study OF the Bible at
Hnme.0
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
on TRIAL FOR PATAL MALPRA CTICR.

In the Court OF oyer and Terminer yesterday. Jusce
Brady presiding the trial OF Dr. Frederick W. L. Waring
charsed with mansaughter In the degree causing
death OF Anee Clinton by malpaccs was adjourned pnt
alleged 10 have forged by the prisoner at the
bottom of certificate that the death by
heart disease absent and Assistant
Fellows after commenting upon the difficulty VI obtaining
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
THE REV. MARrYx suMMERBsLL INSTALLED

The Martyr summerbel installed last evening
pastor OF st. Pauls Evangelical Church. In Thrvf
near Eighth The pulpit prettIly decorated with
yiues poted plants and flowers while platform wero
the Drs Howard Crosby John Hall. William Al. Taylor
]. C. Con and the Rev T. A. HaineI. Dr Taylor read tho
invocation and the installation preached
Dr. Hall The charge 10 the pastor made by
Crosby. and the Rev HughO Fenecosl.
OF the church. made the charge To the church
ST. Pauls formerly Methodist church. ani whom sold
by denoina several years ago Rev. Pente
pastor independent Evangelical church
EHder pdsorate was firmly established and
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION ABOUT LOSSES

According to the police estimates, the losses
by the fire the warehouses Nos. 81 and 2l6 Wash
ington.st adjoining Everetts Hotel early yesterday
morning, amounted to $4,000 The damage In the
hotel by water piaceI at 81. 000 and 1t was est-
mated that the burned buildings could bs repaired for
the same amount. Drohan & Powell. commission mer.
chants said TO have lost 81 ,50O while the loss OF
Knapp Van Nosrand dealers In restaurant supp les
placed $500 6 II. Everett, who owns the built
ings, did with the p ,lice. He thought the
loss at least $4,000 All the property injured was
iral lrad
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

BRDGEPogT.-John Quigeys invention, by which II was
claimed the wetng tracks with water behind drv
OF the engine while notion would increase the speed OF
tho train months trial the Housat0nic road
resulted much water the sped
upcrintendent W. H. stevenson the Consoli
good believing that the
company Will advance the wages OF their brakemen.
DANBURY-Mrs Jacob Wolf yesterday walk TO the bank
OF pond and then slid feet
OF wnte whore she held her head under the surface
drowned Several Mrs Woln tried 10 destroy her
self by Jumping from third story window.
NonoIoE.-Thc addition TO Fitchs Home for which the
Legislature granted $40 0O0 last winter Will be completed
DeCtmbeI i
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
LONG ISLAND.

SHELTER IsLASDMrs r. S. sorrs Of Brooklyn has given
the public school indsome Japanese
EAsTBAMPTOS.-Wh cunning at Moniauk Point vcster
day Abraham L. Lopez age twenty nne of was
instantly killed by the accidental discharge his gun
JAMAICA-Ihe will OF Judith Ann Ludlow who died ~,
September admitted 10 probate by
of lere 10 cha a.
societies.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
INSURANCE MEN IN A OoSCILIA7oRY MOOD

The Metropolitan Association Of Fire Underwriters met
yesterday days previous reports had been current
companies had gone extensively into the ap
pointment and branch offices that other COM
panies were dissatisfied would withdraw and thereby
break mp associa on VIII ch is ased the necessity OF
Including company dong In this city The
lasted three hours and rules governing the sp
pOntment OF solicitors adopted tha
were satisfactory all The matter branch AGENTS was
great length and fully set tied but the man
aRer Liverpool LONDON and Globe OF the
Home other leading members declared that they would
right appoint branch managers tken
away altogether her than the compact spt over he
question disposition plainly shared by all the
members that the strongest conddence is felt that the
association will permanently hold together
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
SAD sEoUEu OF TIE srREEr oAR srRJKE

Among conductors the Third Avenue Surface Rail
road strike last 10 OBJ
employment afterward Gustave Bnbaum
wife and eight children a. No 2l6 East One Hun
dred Lately he had been desponden
his wife and three oldest children managed 10 the
family by selling newspapers lie drank to excess and used
OPIUM Monday night he took overdose OF opium,
whether accident family could tell, and
he died yesterday from the effects Of the drug
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

last spring accepted the call to DR. Hep
worts church. In Newark, Mr. Summerbel came from FsI
River where he had been preaching for several years 70
charge OF st. Pau's. in this city and wae
graduated from the College City OF New-York new
Interest growing the church and the congregation
ia becomDo one OF tho largest II the West Side.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

Fist Dude-Aw, Charlie. have you two hawves
faw u one, don't you knOwi
Second Dude ttaking out his portmonnale)-Awv
cavse, Fwcd.
First Dude-Aw, l'm deuced glawd. don't you
knowf I'm the one, Charlie, awn'd III be bchodcn
70 you INV the loan owv them, don't you know i
washington Cyti6.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
BARREMORE d CO.'S LIABILITIES.

The schedules in the assignment OF George d. Baemore
Willard H. Losee Walker constituting the nrm Of
SaTemore Co. dealers in hops No waterst, 10 Law
<co DfAke were hed yesterday. The liabilities
yoSe COZ o. the nominal $ils OF the actual
Heeots ony $lfo0o The difference
- actual assets " explained by the large quan
Doe OF hops IN the hands OF the attached by
~ creditors and are ~ be sold by the shern ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
STATEN ISLAND.

ToTTESyILR unsuccessful attempt was made ON snn
day night by rob the post Office They enh.,t
a shed In the the post building ana
by forcing open window lille
Wood and his family church. They escaped william,
plumber. ~-'
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
METHODIST MISSION APPRoPRrA rIoyS

Methodist Episcopal Mission Board Yesterday made
the following appropriations Dakoto $4,000 Detroit.
S8OOO Minnesota $4,000; Missouri. So 500 Nebraska,
$1,000 New Hampshire. $1,000 North Dakota. $4,000
Northwest Iowa. 81 000 Northwest Kansas. $1,000 ST.
Louis. $4,000; South Kansas So 500 s9uhwest Kansas
Vermont, $1,000; West Nebraska $1,000 West WIS
consn. 81 OOOi Wilmington. $iOOO Wisconsin, $30OO.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

chsrses of inhuman practices Of tho & wares
leland In dissection Of bodies for scennnc study ws
submit II TO the Board OF
Consulting Surgeons Wards Island for their scrutiny ana
10 report thereon meeting Of the commissioners
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

LITTLE A0oOMPLIsHKD At A LOyG SESSION
The Wards Island Committee Of the Emigration Comms
psn held prolonged at Castle Garden yesterday
~ testimony In the investigation Of the
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

MACMAHAN's HANDICAP TOOTH POWDER.
Best In the world. You will fnd IL what you want Bold by
all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

ALL the Newest Styles in Sealskin, Plush
C. G. sHAYNE, Manufacturer.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
Low PRICES PAID FOR HORSES

Ghe auction sale Of horses yesterday by the Horse
Nd Cattle Exchange at Madison square not at
kact much OF crowd and prices real
- poor The bay Achievement brought the
6ghcst pIlce OF the day $500 Nellie Pickett sold for
Hs1t highest price, going $780, The sale Will 10
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

As dressing and color restOrer, nothing Ia
so satisfactory as Parkers Hair Balsam
Parkers Tonic often cures when all else falls
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
NOME NE US.

the attendance ply witnesses obtained attach
mont against Dr. Bennett arrived after the adjournment
| OF the Court
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
Announcements.
TO MOTHEI

SYRUP should always be uee6 f0l
CHILDREN TEErHN0 II soorHEs the CHILD s0yTRNs the
GUNS ALL PAM cUREs WIND coLIc and s the Bxs1
RRMEDY FOR DfARRHGA Twenty FIVE cents a bottia
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..
144 Lexington ava. between Goth and 30th sta
Hours-S TO l. to T. Diseases Of the Nervous system
Genito Urinary Organs Impotence and sterility
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

ONLY 5 CENTs.-Take Broadway Cars to
C. manufacory lO3 Prince ST. and save $50 on
the price OF a sealskin garment
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
MAXINE NIELLIG ENCE.
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set, when all the mountains were bathed
as the poets say, in glory. It was a
grand sight.
Il hope l have not bored you with
this enthusiastic recital, and think you
might write it up for the benefit Of
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ers 10 Pittsburg, Chicago or Cincinnati
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