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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22

BARKER-On Tuesday, October TO- inst Helen G. Barker.
" D. widow OF the late Augustine Barker IN the 18Th year
of her
Funeral at her late residence sandordst Brooklyn
Friday. October %. at 10 H. u
Internent at Caldwell, y. ].
BROoKs-At stamford Conn., the 18th inst Mary Emer
late Horace Brooks, of SesNorK, In the
OF her
Funeral private
CHADEAYNE-On Thursday October e. at the residence
OF her brother n-aw. Charles Miles. No "a West S4ls6
Charlotte Chadeayne, OF this city.
friends invited attend the funeral
vices on saturday I'D INST, at II o'clock
Interment at WOODLAND
COURTNEY October 81 Jane. widow OF Francis
Courtney. in the 7Sth year OF her age
Funeral Friday evening o'clock TIE resi-
dence OF her Z. ". Courtney. J23 Greenwich-sL
Interment N Greenwood, saturday. 2 o'clock p. M
DALE-On the evening Of the 10Th inst, Gerald Dale in
his 10Th
Services held residences. LAO Pine ST,
Philadelphia Friday afternoon al o'clock precisely
Interment private
pOANE-On wednesday october 20 Charles Floyd Doane.
the 4lst OF his
Funeral Friday October 22 m. from the Chapel
(ProspectsLl. jamaica Long Island.
LLER-suddenly at Huntington. L T., October 90 WILL
tam II. Fuller.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
JAFFRAY-On Tuesday october 49, at her late residence
6lj shave Anna Frances. wifeO Edward Janfay and
daughter OF the late Rev. w. W. Phillips D. d., aged 81
Funeral services First Presbyterian Church.
SHAVE. and llthst- Friday, pa .nsL. at 10 a. m
Please omit lowers
MAGILL-suddeny Dansvlle. " Y. Jeanette Ives Ma
gill aged Is
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
New Raven papers phrase copy.
MEAD-At Goldsn's Bridge Weschester Co. New-York.
THURSDAY morning October 81 Mary Jane wife VI George
Mead. the 65th year OF her age. =
services rom her late residence on saturday the I'D
Train leaves Grand Central Depot Harlem Railroad 1890
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y a uarper. Roswell p. Flower. Cooper Hewitt d.
WINS lanes Lew p. Morton, W. E. csnnoi q Co. 3
y,rsre q n Bliss. William Rocksfeiier, william a.
Esbh and Thurber. whyisDd Co MI ram VIII Ps,nt
sd,"y,s Island The cy's $500 display viii De SVEN
from the City Hall and the battery .! Tue onoA'e"'1
r,r-works Company. Of Pars-paee.
MAYOR whitney and the heads OF Departments con
f,rred Yesterday in regard to te part 70 oe tapen s
ssroElvn in the un yelling the statue Policemen ana
remen will take part In The parade IN New ORG
civ officials will the nre boat cetu 10" 10 S' ~ e
exercises 90 Bellows Island -, .-sx
The members OF tae stock Exchange voted YESTERDAY
morning in favor closing the Exchange on the -ct
TIE (,oyerning mittee held special meeting I'D the
fternoon 10 consider the proposition, aud almost unan
$500, x.toed ~ The Consolidated stock and Petfo
enn Exchange will also remain open on the day OF IN
xstiinV the statue Al the Produce Exchange oaiot
IN favor OF closing The Cotton Exchange also
voted in favor Of closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
UOMEN IN THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

MAYOR GRACE TO BE ASKED TO APPOINT TWO FE-
MALE cOMMIssIO MFRS THIS FALL
bright faced young ~oman, a teacher in the public
schools presented most OF the members OF the
Board OF Education yesterday IN the Offices at Grand
and Elm sts She had petition addressed to Mayor
Grace requesting that OF the commissioners to be
appointed by him this tall should be women. In
Boston Philadelphia and several other cities women,
she said are members OF the Board OF Education.
and experience has shown that they well qualified
for the duties A movement has been In progress
Tor some city tue appon of
women in the board and it received the support Of
known citizens. The mentioned for the
appointment are DR.. Mary Putnam jacob and Miss
Grace Ii. Dodge, both having consented TO serve
appointed. =. ,.uo..,, oo,,-,,..;ore-s e1nire
this tall David WetmOre, Henry l. Sprague,
Frederick W Devoe, Gilbert II. Crawford Gustav
Sch wab Hosea b. Perkins aud Henry Scbmitt NJ
Sprague was appointed last March to succeed stephen
A Walker Most OF the old mem.e will oe reap
pointed il Is thought but several OF them do not e1-
pect TO be reapDon ed by Mayor Grace and ~ two OF
the vacancies the Mayor will be asked to present the
names of women. The members OF the board were
taken by surprise the request the petition:
President Simmons biusheo and SAID that he Oui "a
think of IT, William Wood promised that Il two other
members signed be would place his name on the
petition DE Witt J. Seligman twisted his mustache.
was partly IN favor of suth appoin tments, but he
would CONSIDER II further.
81 will do anything that lady asks Of me- re-
sponded Isaac Bell CALAMITY. before he knew what the
request
aYoa will sign the petition thenr asked the
teacher.
AYES. will keep my promise" he replied.
Superintendent Jasper said that he believed the in
fuenee Of women in the board would be valuable
where there many women to deal with as
there are in the school system OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22

BENEDICT LEAYCRAFT-On Wednesday evening Octa,
Der 20, the Eighteenth Strs%t Methodist Episcopal
Church, by the Rev. c. r. strODrdge ID. D. Charles >.
Benedict. 81 D., " H. Augusta daughter OF Anthony d.
Leaycraft
CLARK-UPHAM-On Wednesday. October 90 1856. al thu
First Presbyterian Church NOnkers by the Rev John
Reid. assisted By the Rev. James Eaughon. Mary KIM
youngest laughter VI Dr. George Upham 70 Farley Clark
all OF NOnkers.
CLEAVELAND-LAW-wei October 20 AZ Grace
Church. Nyack by the Rev r. Rabbit John l. Cleavcani
10 Grace Nay. daughter OF Dr. John Law.
FLAGG-ROBTNS-At 81 Peters Church. Morrisfown
" j. Wednesday October 20. 1885 by the Rev Jared
b Flagg D. d.. assisted by the Rev. Robert \. Merritt
D D. aud the Rev. James W. Robins ID. D. Washington
AstOn Fagg and Anna Davis daughter Of Thomas Robins
FLEURY-MARCONNIER-A Jamaica. T. T.. "wednesday
evening. October 20 $685. by the Rev. Lewis Lampman,
John Bowen Fegry 10 Rosa Alexandrne Marconner.
HUBBELL-KNIGHr-On Wednesday october %. AZ tho
Of the BRIDES father StsnhOpe " j. by the Rev.
Dr. BOarcman. Charles IL. HuDbel 10 sara T. knight
LEE-DODD-On Wednesday October 20, AZ the residence
of tho BRIDES parents Newark. NewJersey by tho ey.
p Wilson. ID. D. William Augustine Lee OF New
York. Mary Amin. daughter OF David Q. Dodd, IT.
VOORHEES, REDDING-At Macon Ca. Thursday,
81 by the Rev A. W CisDy James voorhees, 0f
MorristOwn " T.. 10 Virginia Lee Reddlng.
WILK sTsSON-ruesday evening. october 10.
l--6 Of Mr.. J Hull Browning. Ienafy.
y J. Howard >uyfam. assisted by the Rev.
Joseph Fletcher Ferris rripp Lizzie h 5sson
10 James Wilkinson Of New-NOrk
Al notices of marriages must be iaiOrseI 9th faH name
and dSesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
NOMINATIONS IN BUFFALO.
DEMOCRATS CAN FIND so OPPONENTS FOR CO,
cnr.s.1->- ,,.rnrn IN L . pnI-uAn

DEMOCRATS CAN FIND so OPPONENTS FOR con-
GRKssMFN WEBER AND FARQUHAR.
BUFFALO, Oct. 21.-1hc Two Republican
Congressman, John B. Weber and John M. Far
quhar have both been rem Omnated. their WORK at
washin having been done in manner satisfactory
TO their Republican constituents No opposition was
made to either gressioual conventions. and
their election confidently expected. When the Dem
ocratic met wanted the nomination.
The district is composed OF the County OF Niagara
and O POI ZION OF Ere COunty. The Erie County dele
gates ten IN numher voted for James Jackson. IT,.
former Cana Commissioner, OF Niagara County. The
ten Niagara County delegates voted IN favor OF the
nomination OF ex-Assemhyman Timothy W. Jackson. Of
Erie Neither Of tho JaoksOns favored his own cand
daey, and Niagara County man being nominated de-
clinei the nomination. After waiting week the con
vention reasseuibed yesterday and nominated l. Aus
tin spaudinR ticket agent OF Lockport. Mr.. spauld-
ngs friends say that he has hope OF an election.
and that BIZ merely the nomination 10 improve
his chances OF office that he Is seeking from
President Cleveland Many Democrats have assured
Congressman Weber OF their intention TO vote for him.
lie has the almost unanimous support OF
farmers OF his district. owing to the
oil be presented IN Congress sPprSpIstng 900
support OF the Grand Army men, having served
a soldier 10 the
Er-Congressman Jonathan scrovile declines the Dem
ocrsuc nomination against ConZressman Farquhar
Elk Congressman Daniel y. Lockwood would take the
nomination. but he fears that tn- cleveland men wond
be treaoherOus 10 him they were two years ago. II
Democratic opponent Mr.. Parquhar was
soldier In war. ana viii have the help of the Grand
Army OF the Republic.
The Republicans have nominated five excellent can
didste Tor the Assembly from Erie County and believe
will elect four OF them. Increasing their piesent
represent In the Assembly by Their candidate
the First District is William r. Foley snperin
tendent Of the Wes1nxhOuse Brake COnDsny's works.
he a mechanic ana "a cordially supported by the
wOrkingnen ~ the district. The Democrats have
nominated AssembymAn william r. Sheehan. VINO was
the Democratic leader 10 the AssemD this year In the
second District which is naturally Republican. the Re-
publicans have nominated Herman Brendei, young
German lagyer The DeDocaats have reDOminatef
Assembyman GEESE. In the Third District the Repub-
cans have r@DOminated AssembymAn Gallagher. TIE
Democrats have not made any nomination. In the
Fourth District the Republicans have rrnomnaied As
semO lyman krsus, farmer. Mr. kr Us performed his
we'll and IL looks II he would reeected The
Democrats have Henry IA. Guentner. q Ger
s-yer. In the Fifth District the Democrats have
nominated Charles the Republicans have nOmi
mated Edward Emery. lawyer. OF Aurora The Repnb
licans think they will have large majority the
trict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
STATEN ISLAND REPUBLICANS IN EARNEST

The Republican County Convention Of Richmond County
L. Edgewater eseTday Charles W. Alexander pre-
siding nomination OF Richard c. Mccormick OF queens
member Congress enthusiastically indOrsed James
McNamee Of Middletown. presented the following single
plank In the platform. which a opted
Resored That il the Judgment Of this convention OF me
Republican Richmond County that the
all regular transportation between the shores Of THIS county
AMI the OF New York under ~ claim OF
already
proved and VIII always continue TO be deirinenta
10 the business prosperity and comfort OF our
citizens and community That favor and demand IN
place all claims and Ownrr,hip
free and competitive transportation public ugn ana u
the people
this % Assembly OF 4 state OF
elsewhere who does crvly ~ pledge
himself this result By the OF al his power
and influence. Applause
The following nominations then made unanimously
For Assembly l. Daley. OF Westfed. Disrct-Attor
ney-IOt C. Aston. NOrthned Supernfendens OF the
Poor William oliver OF MddieOwn and Jesse oakley 81
Westfeld. COrOners- Dr. Marfindae and Dr. Thompson
Justice Of SESSIONS w lliam W C0rbett Of CastetOn
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AN ODD DISRA Sc.
Prom Teras StftinQs.

from Itras SNflnga
Parsou whangdOodle Baxter OF the Austin Blue Light
Tabernacle place OF worship last Sunday
morning surprised nobody present but sam John
sing the sexton.
deoble lie matter dat dars nobody heah ="
Oars nobody a notice in lie Freednanns
Journal dat dar would be services 6eksse Oh dc disunwe
Did dat fool Niger editor put his paper for
fact"
10 did dat"
Wall declar. told him stncty de notice oO my dsuH
wellness Intended for dc sunday after mex lie AIN
fool ef cher Was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22

COUNTRY HOMES FOR PRISONERS OF POVERTY

THf z or OF
SIR have read your article entitled The
Prisoners Of Poverty" May in reply ono simple
question: Why II oar cities crowded with poor
women who starving for OF WORK. Is IL so
utterly nPOs~it 10 induce into the country
Is servants where they would kind treatment
ard good wagesi II has beeH said and believe with
TRUTH tnat tie majority o. the pour OF tho city would
rather starVe than into country. work nj
good wages ana good homes can really he obtained
Why, here IN our little Of less than loo inhaO
tans thers are 20 II THAI dozen families who ~oula
gaiy receive sucn ani treat them with all kindness 'h
confederation aud the same Il true largnr measure
tue country over Service ~ country Il iar prefer
ablr 70 that in The city, 70 Is ~ an mpossI"np
10 get help even when GOOD offered II u Is
irle j. stated that chAfte slavery nsOlyrd
Auch unmlugAt ~ suffering as a large perueDtaRe OF or
working women endure. Miss Campbell could not make
herself more OF b-uefsctOf to the poor women OF
cities aud 10 OyeryOrke farmers wives all lie cOhn
Try than by forming AGENCY whereby these zuuer
k0E5tsry Conn o. 20. 1855 n PARsEK's WIFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
BrDDYyyG FOR CITY GAS WORKS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81 Specialize syndi-
dictate presented proposition to Council to-day Offering
an annual rental OF sl.25OOOOln advance FOR twenty
five years OF the works The company agrees
furnish eighteen candle power to private consumers
at 81 30 per 900 ieet and the city, except for street
lamps for rs per 900 feet will furnish
light pair guisn all public Tampa the
city may require lines OF the mains and their extern
sions for $40 a lamp per annuin. The company also
agree 10 expend $500 00e improvements This offer
ia Sos O.OO above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
Mr.. nAyyryc AT THE WHITE House.

Washfngton 0ossfD IN The Baltimore Amerfesn
Secretary Manning the White House today rts
the first time the Secretary Of the Treasury has been TO tbs
Executive Mansion when he went TO attend tbs
marriage ceremony OF Mr. and Mrs Cleveland To day hs
went 10 attend the drst Cabinet meeting since the eyeHn
the Jay he stricken down with paralysis. Tbs
Secretary arrived shortly before noon and his entrance was
quite sensation The ushers and dO0keepers
TO lend him Aid but he nanfuy walked up the long ngt 81
stairs The President knew he coming aud ready
greet him when he reached the cabinet They had
little chat before the other members began % drop in snas
each new ona arrived Secretary Manning had 70 answer again
The question AZ 70 how Ae felt Secretary Manning remained
until nearly 2 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
CONGRESSIONAL NOMISATIONs.
The following additional nominations Congress have been


Congress-Vth District. W H. Waters Rep Win. Amos
J. Cummings CT and C.. = With r. J. Campbell &C. De
ndorsed by Tam any and Irving Hall. r. +. Grady Indl
XIth. r. A. n Tam D. Endorsed by Irving
Hail: KILN. Ashhel p. Fitch Rep.
Assemby-vIIth District J. Il. Kitchen Tam and G D.
NIIIth Philip Wissig Tan. and G.. d. NtA, q. r.
L 1ansnein' Tam and g D)b IM v kipf'
Kings. J.. Retz lRegE WIN Kings G. z. england lHepf
NIlth. Kings -. ". Harmon fkepl: l-t Kings. d.
Wafer (Dem.l; IXth. Kings r J. Mccarthy % EN- KIN
King. J. b LOngey fDemJf II1d Mon County \. j. j.
savage DEM Ath Hudson County y j., Edward Lennon
DEM
Adernen-Ist District Y Blast Labor Vlt. Gustare
Menninger O.. d. Win, Charles Boswell q am and
{. D.; lAth W. II. Walker Tam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
TIE COST or CREMATION.
Prom Inc American Regisfer.


According report real session Of the Beri
Cremation Society the the Of
Berlin subject At Gotha amounts to 40 marks. exclu
sive OF church fees singing beTngng coaches
and urn An urn NAV be deposited Tree Of expense IN the
conmbaum for twenty the expiration which
its safe keeping be paid will properly
Inferred unless Otherw disposed Of by the relatives f
the ncnerated Inferred ~ q GOsha
terry immediately after being crenaed such inement must
De paid for like other they
In tin by the family n desired The quantity OF coal
required for ncneration included la the fore
toned specification an half 20 marks each
several incinerat place Day only
and uarter charged after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
WHAT PEOPLE THINK and SAY
TIE AMERICAN CATHOLIC" CHURCH.


To the EdttOr Or me frtDHn@
SIR: Permit an interested Onooker to say a
the prop ,sei title Of the Protestant Epis
copal Church title. II very euphOnious or
all respects felicitous Is a. sefchosen, % historical.
and - distinctive 1t IL the selected Oy those who
reconstructed the Church fro the Of the Revolu
ton and under which its remarkable growth been
attained; the name by which It has become known
throughout this continent aud throughout the world
the name that exactly defines its and place
among all other Christian communions But American
Catholic" is a contradiction in terms DR.. Ever
used parody Protestant Episcopal" D. the magin
ary parallel" Tie Anti Mormon GnbsrnatOrial stale
OF Massachusetts" But This new name invites similar
treatment thus: The Muncpd Federal state Of
New-YorK The National League OF UliversaI
Brotherhood -; " our COInIry's rIanent OF M,n -;
The Eeumenical Council. OF Contra Nortn America
Catholic means % Universal 10 put local i'm Ia
II. Is 10 say and unsAy thing Ia breath.
This IS great country bIi IL Ia not quite al the
earth , .
those VINO urge II most Al te best they can only claim
the bodies composing tho - Pam Anglican " COM
munlon are branch OF the Catholic Church They ac-
knog edge Roman aud Greek orders they those
ancient Churches the East and West with ardOr
III tie dIsdan with winch all advances
received. For this branch" to say now. ~ am
The Protestant Episcopal Church is acting more wisey
OF ate IL renchng IOtth IT'S hand to other froeSan
beforehand with II III Guilty. ting the spirit ofunity
that isolated Ep scopa brotherhood join IN
It's yrarning Tor Christian unity, though not may
us clear accept the terms proposed AT sucD
a then. IL unfortunate tDst this smaller
body the alliance OF others larger, should
be asked 10 say We are the Catholic Cnurcn OF Amer
ics."
Let quote the truly catholic dec aration adopted
10y sister Churcn recon-tntne Itself In TINS country
about o. e same time ass: "The Universal Church
CONSISTS OF all those parsons in every nation. together
win iheir children who make procession II the molly re-
ligOn OF Christ ana OF submission HIS laws As THIS
immense multitude cannot meet together In place
rrasOnaDIe and warranted by Scripture ex-
ample, that they should be divided many particular
Churches" Form OF Government Presbyterian Church
IN L. : A.. Chapter H.. Sections H. M
A PRESBYTERIAN PREsBYrER-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
coYcfRr RALL PhopRIEroRs ARRAIaNEp.

Detectives Rourke Of The Fu Street station.
"Wednesday George Thesis proprietor OF
the Alambra Garden No 1876 East FOurissnhsL. George
Huber proprietor Prospect GARDEN. No i06 East Four
tsni ST. Henry GuntEe proprietor " the PAIN Garden
DO. l5c Jacob Blank Of No
loo Third ave. violating the theatrical isw by & ing
with instrumental music
They released the yesterday they
appeared W her counsel befgTe Justice German ~ Tie
Hsser Ar 81 Court They app led for ne order 70
Prepare aeiencs after sl uirlng give
bonds n 500 Jpstiee granted them examinations
November aud g.
Harry hi was taken beore Justice While al The Tombs
charge OF violating The ent giving entertain
tonts Without having lcshsu lie waved hearing and
az held n 500 u answer lance ByILe OF No bo2 est
snty al tA-sk, Dscsl.e Ais b0nasaAnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
MISIsTER MAURTs DUELs.

Dabney H. Maury, who has been reapponted Minister 70
Colombia has fought two dnels The first with Colonel
River the French army, who az the ns visiting
in country The love witt young
lazy in Alabama whom Many had been paying attention.
The manifested decided preference for the French colo
mel whereupOn Maury challenged him The duel night
IN the Of April morning sandbar IN Mobile Bay.
Maury arrested and De River married the LADY, taking
her him France after the affair This
IN 1861. dnel with VirQnan. bat before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
A TOWN IN RUINS.

SALISBURY Md, Oct. 20.-Thls town - the
principal lumber trading point the eastern shore OF
Maryland and nearly destroyed by fire Sunday
last The Peninsula Hotel was burned. and also build
ngs occupied by the National Bank, Humphreys
Tlehnan f. c. & H. 5. Todd. r f. Powell & Co., +. Z.
jackson Co., Birckhead, Laws Cary and E. 7. Fow-
Ter. All these have recovered their books and papers
which contained in Herrings Patent Safes and
uninjured by the fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
SENATOR SHERMAN SPEAKING IN INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 21.-SenatOr John Sher-
arrived here about noon to-day and met By a
committee Of hun ired leading Republicans. There
formal reception at the rail- way station. and the
Senator driven immediately TO the house OF Major
Charles l. HolsIein. whore iuncheoi served From
until p. the Senator held reception the par
Tors OF the DonsOn House hundreds OF political
aud personal friends paid their respects In the
ing he delivered a speech in Tomnson Hail. which
packed Its utmost capacity. The de.
voted the first part OF his speech to proving
the charge made In the Republican plat
form that the democratic party has reached power Ia
National Government by virtue OF unpard onabls
against free suffrage, declaring that there
been the south. siucr close OF tue a
mined effort. ways deprive both and
black Republicans OF their rights and citing proof
tho Congregational of the operations OF the Ku
Knx Ksn the Mi-sissppi pan." and the Outrnge- IA
States In 1876. He tnen passed 10 discus
OF closed by criticisng the unnt
character OF some OF tue appointments made BY the
National Administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22

Bearer Penny dsspaeh 10 The Rfsburg Commercial Gass
believe" said Judge John J. wlekham to-day that
Banes into Pennsylvania The present line will
Republican party fully 600 than II
would otherwise have Tina fail believe that there arr
fully that the fence and the iispAy of sonh
and enthusiasm T. r Leader Aad sghf OF
him VIII them the rank and nle VI The party"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
pEArH pREFERREp TO 4 ScoLDyyo

John Stenert. German machinist. of No 3l5 East
Fifty did not get home in time for his supper
last evening and his wife scolded him being late He
pulled pistol from his pocket and while a grim smile
spread over his lace he placed the revolver at his
temple. The ball into bis brain, aud be will
probably die. He taken to Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
THE WEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT GNDIcArIOS5-FoR - HouR+
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-For Eastern New
England. fair weather. northsriy winds. cooler
For Western New-Eng and and Eastern New-York. fair
weather northeriy winds. poary stationary tsmpera-
ture.
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey. Delaware and
Mary land. fair weather, norIherly winds, slightly
cooler.
Westward. fair, with stationary rising temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
MONTREAL STORY ABOUT MoLoNEY.

dispatch from Montreal published in The EUsnin0
Post Yesterday stating that Henry L sayes had arrived in
that Billy Mooney the bar in the st
lawrence Han on TUESDAY evening drinking with some
friends when cipher handed 10 him. whereupOn
he announced that sayes would be there the next day.
aiding
= lie Is on board the train now"
syes duly the morning and went with Dempsey
AM M00ney the St. Lawrence TALL He Ia living there
under umed MOO according 10 the Dispatch
has distributed the Doodle at the
rf OF $40 OOO each Alderman and that only other
person knew the circumstance He had been offered par
ton by the District states evidence but his
lIsA b 0od would prov him from turning niormer