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Monkeys Eris.NalSlip for a bog.

Albert Mcsslltr. captain OF IL Bremen
llich seems to prove thai the friendships
animals, even nj different species. can
sunn the form Of nncnntrollahic pas
bns. In Singapore the captain huA
ughta tine gibbN,n ape (kylohatc> niger,
hich seemed rather slow IN getting over
shyness, and would stl,eal at the mere
Erh Of II human hand, hut soon became
fast friend M n good natursl Young
fwfoumllan.ier. They would roll and
mp together on the deck. nun races along
hnlwarks. and often sleep III the
me corner, unless the rughnes~ OF the
neither made it necessary to transfer the
hb0ns couch to the cabin. Near sum
lwa TIN. schooner encountered II violent
le, which played havoc with u portion of
rigging and in the midst ot the con-
sion. Omar. the Observation-Disclosures, was
hacked overheard by II swinging spar.
The ship was scutlding along at Il twenty
p" rate, and it would have been worse
ban useless tO lower Il iN,,lt. hut the heart
every man on board WAS wrung when
ICY heard through night and darkness'rhe
wiling appeal Of their poor dog. who was
akng desperate efforts to overtake the
,'rsaiing chance Of salvation. While
hands We're tugging away At the
thng ropes several sailors notitssl the
bSnn 'las!ling in wild eXcitemen, about
~dcrk, and uttered yclls that sounded
kr answers to the cries of his drowning
'rml. At last the captain himself heard
hwe yells from the stern ut the ship, and,
astening back. Thought that he heard Il
Nash i'll the water. but the darkness III
r night prevented him from recognizing
DE- dim obiec, seeming to toss about in
wake III the sch,oncr AS soon as the
win abs,t"! they searched ant! hallosst
'yer the ship. but only the bowling ri
Obi ,om-a! answered their calls. The
''%'n l'aG ioiu.'l his friend. Felix l..
swalh.
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SUMMONS.

~ the District Court OF the Second judicial Dis.
trct oil the Territory ot Montana. in and tor the
County OF Beaverlead.
George Ferguson. plaintiff. vs. Peter Ross de
1endant.
The people OF tn. Territory OF Mountain. sent,
greeting to Peter Ross. defendant:
Won arc hereby require Il to appear in an action.
brought against you hv tho above .,av'e, plaintiff.
IN the District Court ol the Second Judicial Dis.
:ect ct the Territory oi Montana. in and 10. t..
County OF Beaverhead, and sc s!c complaint
died therein, within ten days, exclusive Of the da
=! service after tM service you Of this sunnnons.
/: served in this county; il served out Of Til.
county. but in this district. within twentr days; 9th
crwise within forty days, judg,,c': hy default
wi!l be taken against YOU according to the PRAYER
at said complaint.
The said action 4, brought Il, recover from
you tine q eight hu.drcd dollars, witt, n;t rest
thereon nj the rate "t and e.i1at per rcn,
per month from Dec. .sth, 1851, and Tor tho tore
closure ut II certain mortgage oi SAINT date made
and executed Ivy you I" plaintiff security .oz
said su,,,.
And YOU are hereby notified that /, YOU tail IL
appear and sale, cnnlpl.,n, nbo>r
CURED, Tho said plaintiff will pny tn the 10,
the relief demanded in said conpllnt ant, 20,
costs. OF suit.
Given under my hand and the seal al
( CO., Atlc District Court Ot tho Second Iu,ii
A'' jcs'i pis,sic, OF the Territory OF Mon.
>~-~| tan;', in and tor the County OF Hca,r',
! head this ,ttn t,v o, March. in the year q! o:
Lord one thousand ri..h; hundred md cgh:v-SiS.
x. l.. DAVIS. t'!,rA.
| t:v Ront. T. VINO, Dep. Clcrh.
{. ". TtRSEK. A.t'vtor Plaintiff. ,o.sw
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He Wa. an Infantry Lieutenant.

He Was an Infantry t.l"MtesA".
He was IN infantry lieutenant. and she
was senator's daughter.
"I'm going to Old Point Comfort about
the middle OF March," she said.
THAT'S rather a novel time to go, isn't
it," he ol,.rcd with Il fifteen inch rifleti
CLEAN in his warlile eyes.
ooh, | don, know she said iunOc.ntly.
"Ics, but my dear miss. it i, quite novel,
don't you know" he persisted.
"Reullv, Mr.. CaScal,el y"l must en-
plain. go,
"Ha, ha." lc ,,ursd the middle uf
Narch-Mhllle a. March Middle March.
Isn't that u novel. tin. i,l! see:'
It. is very seldom that the Lord creates
ANYTHING without. Il purpose Washington
Critic.
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.oese s1ALKE0 ~ A LION.
....~ Told by ~ Eye.Svitness--A
<.urssr's Fine Dofeuse.

...rv Told BY ~ ESe'"""osS-A
rourssr's Fine Dsfsns~.
..,b II was ON board this vessel that I
u .h' the following very interesting story
e sa' can't. NOW GEN. Wellington. who
'om ,;,nself mn eyewitness to what took
~ Reforr the declaration Of peace this
l& ,..,,,a,, had been ordered to proceed
r =, lssly ot artillery on further voyage
M" ~. Ticris. Owing to the tremendous
p''e of the current and the difficulty Of
l w.. feeling sure rs to the channel
.sI IN nm ocean steamer it was only
S;,,,e to proceed during the hours of
s,;rht As the shades vt night ap-
.ched the vessel would lie mW'rcl in
)" water till the morning. Oncc, while
st at rest during u very dark night. one
mo artillery horses, through some ac-
a"rt fell overheard. and was instantly
'srt ont q, sight 1T 4 speed that rendered
help IT, the pEr animal quite out Of
nnrslion, The frs, thing in the morn
howcvcr.cycry one was On the lookout
w. IL hc could pcrchance observe the
~. If the missing steed, for the country
amid was flat and open, and there was
rposon to suppose that the animal, If he
onM l~ fortunate enough, to effect u
wing. would wander /" any great
.,ancc from the bunk, where there was
dainly plenty of water and more fodder
an elsewhere. "See!'' exclaimed some
.there he is.'' Yes. he was all right
grazing contentedly on poor patch
cultivatiom which was mixed mp in a
r,gcling sort OF way with low scrub
urie. "Why," said another person,
here's pig following him about
On this, telescopes and binoculars were
vpgl,t to bear upon the distant scene,
hich was nothing more nor less than q
me being stalketl by q lion! In vain did
least Of prey use all its cunning to adj
uce. under cover Of the bushes. to spring
distance The horse always seemed to
NOW the whereabouts Of his enemy, whom
invariably foiled by trOtting just at the
rbt moment into the center OF another
auty grain-held, and there grazing, with
ch feelings as only another horse can de-
hile, for few human beings would think
eating under these circumstances. AT
1t the lion Judged the time had come,
NJ, with u bonnd swift a. lightning, was
IN flying through the air with force
Nj precision that seemed to mean instant
ath to his intended victim.
But an artillery charger, trained in the
his Of war and armed with sharp hoofs. is
It 70 easily to bc made mince-meat Of.
were delighted to witness the fine de-
,se made by the courageous courser.
.s,ing out vigorously, he received the
a "a"
pws could he heard like the sound Of !"
il by the people on board the steamer.
a only did the monarch Of the forest fall
u,nplcd and wOlsted to the earth. but,
Fable to renew the combat, he skunk hack
N vanished into the jungle whence he
NJ come. Our Indian. Stations.
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zEI
Mineral Hot Springs,
t,m ti,.. Zig Hole River.

1.,,. and Northern, Railway. and Twin i;risigeS
The ittscl Is not, open and it,:vd np with good ac'
c,,;,,rsxnions-..r, the public. The medical proper
tic. ri ,.,cSt >,,r.~ unsurpassed nv any IN IN.
Territory.
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"'s"'arck aud the NtenOxrn ,,lss.rs

,.1 dne stenographers regard Bismarck a.
y, e" ',liy the hardest speaker they have
,,., veal with, and that not only on w.
AVN, aa' o1 his swiftness. He il, in fact, often
>nse,' ed III the s:viftness with which he
sm;n s HIS average speed is 80 syllables
n;as ate' while 800 and 80 artnot the
Inter Ocean. ~
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IN the District Court OF the Se,'n, judicial DE-.
trct OF the Territory OF Montana. and tor tbs.
Connty OF iseaverl,cad.
George Ferguson. pain,'t, y. l."hrr, llol, and
P..t.r lsoss, defendants.
'ri.r people of the lrrrilrr, OF Montana send
yr,,tin. tt. Robert !iol, and Peter Ross. defend
ants:
You :sre hereby require d to appear in IN action
hrou"ht against you by ihr aho,c.na,re. plaintiff
IN IN. District Court q: the Second judicial Dis.
,r,ct the Territory OF Montana, in and tor the
County I" f;t1.erhead. and to answer the complaint
aru therein. within ten days, exclusive Of the tlas
u service. after the service you OF this summons
:: serve! in this county: served out OF THE
s,un:,, nut in this district. within twenty days; ot
.,w;-c within tort: days. or Judgment by dclaut
will 1T: taken against vow according the pr;,ve,
}: said complaint.
The aid action Is Thought t" recover from ,n..
'lc at $,p..o. with interest at tue rate u, on:
and half cent PER month according To- ,,.
terms u. lont prnins~crv no:c, made, and cNtcut
e, i. YOU ;'laintit M.rc! I'd. 1855. and to Obtain
4 decree IT foreclosure ~! 4 .crtliu ncrt:.a:rc nt
same cat" ,u,le hv YOU >ccurll: n'r said note.
And vt,, ar, hereby notified t.,at you :.til I" APP
pear and answer said complaint, above required,
In, said plaintiff will nrp!H L" III, >'"rt FOR tin,
,'iir. demanded n laid r";''aiN and for costs Vt
suit.
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FOR 0AIs@.

E.arr. f.ni.I,r,. Oven ard t'irn-i>. Ice Cream
l'.:or furniture. ana ircc>cr>. f'f i"ft'tr iEt'tN
,,.,r> .i,..c>>
JOHN y. I\i.>NA\,
"a H.: on, Ee. >rr',r I'll c.. Mont ana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
Tfs1IFYIY0 AoAINsr MAJOR AoKERMAM

The court for the trial OF Major j. Fred Ackerman
Of the 18th Regiment convened yesterday at Brigade Head
quarters in BrcokpD IT consisted Of Lieutenant Colonel
ueman Dowo, 18th Regiment; Majors A. H. Bartlett Of
the s1h u. A. Miller o the 22d and W. H. Kipp the 7
Regiment and Captain Thomas Miller OF the l7h Separate
Company. The Judge Advocate Major A.
Major Ackerman Was defended by A. t. Lamb ana J. A.
Wefnb The organizations charged conduct unDecomng
officer aud pIeudciai TO good order and military discipline
The Of Colonel Fsekner objected tins
overruled
The allegations forth that Major said
Colonel Fackncr.
Up the regiment and that lac combined with other officers
Co0Del Fackner and compel his retirement Tie de-
fSisaant pleaded not guilty.
b. drst witness Lieutenant James Alexander Of Com
nauy who testified the last inspection the Major
Ionysrsed With Captain Courtney and the latter said y
I'll stop lighting when thing out Of the regiment
Ehe Major seemed bitter It the time. .
Captain g. W. smith Of Company testified that on ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
BROOKLYN.

ToboggaDing win be resumed to-day in Washington Park.
DR.. Grohe chemist of the Health Department. q
salary OF $500, has resigned.
The employees of Brooklyn City Railroad Company have
testimonial ~ W. H. Hazard the former president Of
the company.
Republican primaries for the election members OF the
General Committee will be held tonight Only few
tests Will De made and many Of the present members Will be
reelected.
It expected directors OF Brooklyn City Rail-
secretary believed 10 be the most egi
bic candidate.
A testimonial gwen last night TO f. IT, Du.
charme chormaster of ST. Marks Protestant Episcopal
Church. IN BedOruave Inc concert was gwen al hncker
booker Hail
suit limited divorce has been begun by Mrs. Nina
Sanues against Alexander H. Samuels formerly
Theatre proprietor Of the Grand Union
Concy Island The plaintiff alleges cruel and
treatment on the part Of her husband
Ex.Supervisor John W Cullen of the Fifth Ward died yes
teray at his home No 225 liiaIyst from rheumatism Of
the heart. old born Ire
land a Democratic liquor seller 1875 10 1881
he supervisor and ms brother succeeded HIM the Of
fce He left wife and four children.
The report Controller Brnkerbof Whitney for
use in the atters annual message shows that the net city
9l7 600 from last year. due the OF
Constitutional preventing
beyond certain The debt is within the hmita
ton.
The Nassau Athletic Club is in hourishng condition
the annual election recently T. l. Crabb Corbett
for captain w. X Wardner and L. T. smith, delegates
up The officers elected President, George w.
Roderck; dent George W. BLAIR second vice.
president L. " strong treasurer OTTO pelz recoriing Sc
g. Turney financial secretary, har es H. Ebbets
sistant financial secretary, james U. Turney.
The landing Pilgrims will the New
Congregational Church of williamsburg the
evening of December ~ by addresses and
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid society OF the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
NETWORK CITY.

The annual dinner of the NewYork Alumni Association Of
the Madison University will take place at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel next Monday at D. m.
Daniel Flynn convict against whom there are sew
ea of pleaded guilty yesterday and was sen
fenced by Judge Gderseeve to in the State
Prison.
pretty boy baby scarcely month old abandoned on
the steps of the house No % West Thirty ninthst on
Wednesday.
OF benzlne exploded In the restaurant at No. 25 Bow
and caused brief there yesterday Thomas Ander
son. waiter. was burned slightly on the hand
Michael Miller Young Russian. found insensibe in
his in the North River Hotel yesterday lie lived at
Irvington and had probably blown out the raslight
The members of the Maritime Exchange yesterday
tbuted 5000 for the families OF First Officer b. j. Henry and
the four sailors OF the steamer Knckerbocker who were
drowned December in attempting to the
crew OF disabled schooner.
THE TRIBUNE has received $40 from X Y T." for the
Childrens Aid Society. which been forwarded Mr.
Brace.
Tho wilson's and Hamburg American lines not having
their differences the Scandinavian business, the
former concluded continue its in opposition TO
the lseIs Baltc) line between scandinavian ports and
New.York The Marengo left Gottenburg last Sunday.
- T. H."-Dakota is still Territory. bill to admit 1t
passed Senate been acted upon the
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK... THURSDAY. DEC. 18 1888
ARRIVED

! PORT OF NETWORK. .....THURsDAY. DEC le. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Rugia Ger) Abers Hamburg Nov 30 and Havre
Dec with mdse and passengers to Kunhardt Co. Arrived
steamer La BoHrgoyne Fr Franguel. Dec with
and to Louis do Beban Arrived at the Bar
&c 1ess: to Rfs
steamer Hcrschc B Brahwaite santO, NOy II and Rio
u coffee TO ORDER vessel TO Busk Jeyons Ar
| rived at the Bar atSpm.
sUNsEr-wina at sandy Hook fresh NV hazy. At City
CLEARED
Steamer LANDAU City (3r Goae Bristol Eng-Arkell &
Steamer Manhattan Stevens Havana and Mexican ports
Steamer orinoco BIZ. Garvin. Hamilton Ber-A Outer
steamer Morgan CITY, Gardner. New.orleans-JOhn Van
Steamer CITY Of Augusta Nickerson savannah-H Yonge.
Steamer Guyandotte Kelley. Newport News and West
| Point. Vs-Od Dominion - GO ~
Bark Ranavoa OBI McLester E1moulh-BowriuF q Arch
Bark Bertha Ger, Kruse. Exmouth Eng-Funch, Edge
bark Unapma tBr, Korn Deppe FRI w Elwell & Co.
Brig Arcadia Woodward. Bridgetown-H TrowbridSe's
schr Nellie tBr. somervlle. st Johns. NBscam-
schr Robert Barr Ireland, acknowledged & Co.
Cleared yesterday
Brig Fairchild (Br) Brown PrnceG Brett Son
~O" SAILED
Steamers George Glasgow Galley OF IOrne for
Morgan CITY Galveston Excesior Tor NewoIeans;
CITY Columbia for fernaIdina Cy OF
nai Breakwalcr for Riclnond Guyandotte for Newport
News.
Bark James q Balm for -
Also sailed-via Long Steamers Porta for
Halifax Eeanora for Portland; Wkesbarre for Boston.
THE MOVEdENrS OF SrEAAERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Dec l6saled. steamer Italy Pearce for New
York.
LoXDoS. l6-saled Lydan Monarch iBr). for
New-York.
GLASGOW Dec l6Arived. steamer Ethiopia Br Wilson,,
from Ncw.York Dee 4.
HAMBURG. Dec l6-Arved steamer Bohemia oer,. Kar-
Iowa. from New-York.
SCLLY lG.-Arrved steamer Fulia tGer) Rngk. from
NewYork Dec OIL her TO southampton and Bremen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
o,v,L SERVICE REFORMS PROPOSED

The clerks In the 200 81 400 and 81 1000 grades in
the Custom House, who were examined several weeks
ago as 10 their qualifications for performing duties In the
higher grades may soon hope to know their fate civil
Service Commissioner j. II. O5crly was at the Custom
House Yesterday In consultation with Collector MagODe
Naval officer Burt with especial regard 10 the man
ner OF promotions. One serious question under con
sdeInton was whether a full eligible list OF candidates
should be sent To the Collector which 10 make the
Selections whether. In the OF new appointments
only OF elegibes should be submitted at
time. In the latter would ne selected aud the
other three would be sent III for the next selection
with added,
Another question regarding the appointment Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
ALONG THE SOUND.

Observation-Disclosures Wheeler. William y. Bishop, Colo
mel Thomas Watson, Francis Ives elect T. q.
Burrham David ead K. T. Bedford. Charles E. John,
Newod Morris and F. Foster were elected directors OF the
Fairfield County Agricultural Society yesterday. Colonel
yason W I'M b, tei president la va
losed stating that business Will suspended from
December - 10 January The town filed with Italians
work the winter by the closing OF aqueduct
and railroad operations.
Observation-Disclosures yesterday thrust his head from
the window he crOstng the drawbrdge and
ain osti ns m killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Sentence of ex- Alderman McQuade by Recorder Smyth
Yale Alumni dinner 10 President Dwight Demonico even
Ing
Cregan investigation. Cooper Union. 7;45p m
Board OF Estimate and Apportonment. 49,, =
Wesleyan University Club dinner. Westminster Hotel.
D.
Electrical Subway Commissioners 1918 Broadway, m.
Syracuse University dinner Windsor Hotel 730
D.
Meeting OF directors OF Brooklyn City Railroad.
Amateur Comedy Club Theatrfcals Metropolitan opera
House. $50 m
Academy OF Medicine No ~ West Thirty hrstst p m.
Tammany Committee on Or ganzaton. D. m.
Micoscropcal Society. No. "a Madisonave. b. p M A..
debate. College OF tho
City Of New-York, 3D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
NEWARK

Moses Rinaldo Jew who abandoned Miriam Alt
man. Jewess the hour set for their wedding and took
money and jewels be 0nging 10 her arrived New
ark Yesterday charge who had caused his
rest Baltimore hniio twenty years old and the
prospective bride nearly fifty tie said that he had 10
pawn the jewellery at The suggestion OF the He
held a charge OF grand larceny.
The honse OF James w. Schoeh No. $50 High-st.
by burglars yesterday and robbed of sverware and
other articles Orth 5000 policeman saw the burglars
leaving house and chase but unable overakc
them.
The body OF found IN the Passaic River
dock yesterday and recognized that Of
Richard Neeshaw who had applied for shelter night
board the steamer Queen Nab.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
LONG ISLAND.

The Queens County Board supervisors yesterday
towns In the Ounty follows
Flushing 81 &c. Bay 81 TO- IA, mptcad 81 ~ North
Hampstead 81 ~ Jamaica 81 49, Long Island City 81 o.
There reduction from rate OF from two 10 ten
cents.
FLUsHEGThe young ladies' OF the village have contributed
STD to the Flushing Hospital Fund.
CITl.-LOug Island city under the
recently extend the free delivery
wee which population OF OOO0 according
TO the last nlted states census
JAMAcA-The rev. William Dc Hart OF the Reformed
Chur.h has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

yesterday that the trouble in the First Union
Presbyterian Church in East Eighty with its pastor.
the Crafts would probably be adjusted by the
Presbyery which appointed committee the last meeting
the officers OF the church One Of the members
had occasOued the action
pastor delerng To the WISHES Of the ocers the
whom oldest members o. these A.
Williams. superintendent OF the Sunday school 10 OF
i.o the church lac ret rod
office recently
with the pastor he Resumed his duties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

secretary Of the Local Board of Examiners TO al the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of Deputy Collector
Wyatt Mr.. Oberly will propose the appointment OF
secretary with salary. Mr. Oberly said that among the
reforms which the Board has under serious consideration
Is radical change In the present methods OF examlna
ton and especially with regard 10 the Washington Board
of Examiners The commission Is In favor Of establish
ing permanent Board composed OF seven members VINO
shall receive stated salaries and give their sole attention
TO the Civil Service administration II Is proposed that
this Board shall send TO all local Boards the various qes
tons submitted candidates that at the close
Of the examinations the papers shall be reforwarded 70
the Central Board who shall up the results marx the
examination papers and furnish the eligible lists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

nm Arenue Hoet-wiam T. Chandler and family, OF
New Hampshire Henry w. Grady OF The Atlanta Consftu
ton; Nina Janish and Ex-Governor Cornell Acgnan,
Deputies Maginnis of Montreal Asor House
CIVIL Service Commissioner John H. 0beriy Breroort
House-Rear Admiral Daniel Ammen L. g. Navy and Frank
lin Gowen of Philadelphia. Murray H HotslISens;
tor j. W. Hoysrad OF Hudson Senator James Arke OF
Canajoharie Senator A T. Goodwin OF Utica; John
seicher OF Albany and Professor r. r. Lounsbury OF vale
College Bepcdere Houfe-Secretary or state Frederick
Cook, OF Albany Aiosmare Hoe,R Stewart Menaies
Townsend Of Albany Victoria Hotel-Antonio Terry
OF Paris NeV York Hotet-Genera T. l. Cnngman OF
North Carolina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
WESTCHESTER COUNTY

The reduction OF 2 a mile New.York,
New Haven Hartford railroad TO place January l.
this city follows To Mount Yer
non. 20 cents; 20 hamve 80: New Rochelle "a Larch-
mont 80; Mamaroneck, AZ Harrison, AZ: Rye
chester so; Greenwich 90 Cos Cob. 60; flverside
stamford, IS; NorwsA, 81 Bridgeport 81 III New Haven,
The 1000 tickets coupon tickets and the 20 "Trip
tickets are 10 Withdrawn.
YoNKRRs-A short time ago Mrs. r. J. Pettingl obtained
n verdict against 81 900 personal
injuries by failing into ditch that had been
pipes left The
peaed 10 OF The Court which
tercay affirmed the judgment OF the court below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
NEW-JERSEY.

NewJersey Local Option Committee OF last has
been ganzed with Dr. H. H. Carroll chairman
Rev Ballard secretary The committee has approved
bn d slightly on that which the
winter and proposes TO press upon tie Logs
The committee bipartisan in character having
from all the parties. Tho committee will have the
cooperation of the NewJersey AntSaoon Committee and
DOUBTLESS OF Other bodies.
ELzABETH.-The Common Council on Wednesday evening
awarded the contract lighting the streets for 1887 at
Sl7 so The Controller authorized borrow
So 800 anticipation Of TO settle the balance due
county oy the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

same pisht he heard Major Alderman he thought the
nen did well at parade after Colonel Fackner took
command but criticised the Colonel commanded
He II you or had been In command we would have
on another Major said going to stay IN
regiment and fight out and that Colonel FackDer would
have O 10 down, the regiment would all 60 down.
The trial will proceed night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
NEWS From THE SOBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

Thomas Stewart young bookkeeper is suing for divorce
The couple have been married only two years.
James Coyle, OF No. 621 Firsst, trackwaker the
Railroad killed yesterday al the
crossing.