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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

John J. uhhnsn, Brooklyn. IS, writns
/" Twelve years ago. i wss szl1cted with .
severe bronchial troable, pronounced By .
skilfui physician 70 Be very dangerous.
and Hable to terminate in Pneumonia
After using one bottle Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. found great relief, and an occa-
sioual use of Il since that time has, 1 think,
extended my life ten years at least.v Mrs.
Y. n. Thebaud, Montreal. Canada, writes:
/" Last spring my daughter was attacked
BY membraneous Group, or diphtheris.
The doctor prescribed Ayers Cherry Pee
foral. whiah cured her Of the diphtheria.
Being still very weak and sick. she began
taking Ayers Ssrsaparilla. which restored
her to Vigorous health.p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

MRS. Della Whom 10 nov located
with Mrs. W. A. Wash, seattle Millinery
store. Front ssrse1. and b prepared 70
do dressmakinR 10 all its branches. and
will siss give Instructions In cutting
and fitting BY new sys<em. apS I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

Rxv. II. b. Exxxr, Of PsviIssu. NY,
says Of Gtlnore's Arouaaass Wine. Il
b>iisss II to be nost dsaarahle suusdy
70 b p1scsd n ever fAm1iyr 4 4
RrxwAxz. ARenk dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

otmv Glide Q. ~. Cove, D11
II AvD .YEM.xzH WuAn
ThursdAy Ard Monday, oaal1l4 e.
ySod ut..l@1y: Me- &c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17
STEAMER TRAVEL. Eru ).
STEAMER HELEN.
Per rern ofshard and wnhInglsl

a - sTEAMKR HELEN. W. H
klliA Mspex leaves Hsrrinx.
e. easiths whef ssattiA ever Mosds5
WsdnssdAy and Friday. q s.D : N. 10
nieensifs foist hssd q ecrs Orchard !.
tuFnsng leare kead a purf Wsakin9fcn
IT o N. head a Port Orchard e i0E
q ~ Mitrhslls Point q II q N. arriving
g 8eAtkte about I'D p. n every Tueedav
fhur1day and saturday. eu15dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

d. 4. JuDKNs. photographer. Of Sec-
end and Columbia streets, ID furnishing
his patrons drss-olass cabinets at 81 30
q dozen. ana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

I. h Puxrxxzs, Insurance. and)Uou-
minSon Aesnk jA1o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

I 6As RnArolsoo, Ara 16.- a11an6hiu
Idaho sailed for Victoria and Puese
6ound ports today, taking pAs1sseess
fos the several places on her route q
folious:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

81 30 per dozen for 6rst- class cabinets
II PErsxn's Art Studio. APP
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

The total amount Of GOAL shipped from
the Sound for the month vas $40 tons,
valued 81 go $40.
Value Of lumber shipped during the
month was $30l $50.
TIE steamers Queen of the Pacific and
Mexico each made two trips, carrying Q
iaxes quantity # oats and other pro-
dee. vaine1 q $4,000.
The Rg6m value Of eargoes exported
during the month vas 90 follows:
SDai. ....-...s...ss...... to<sSfu
Lander ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 296 ,634
JAN, GO. -....s...-...-...-.. usuo
esol .6O4
Freight money on lumber. -. ~. sse
coal. ........ y, l95
IotAl. s.-..-.......s.. -. vcou.fJ3
The following is the tonnage which
sailed from Puget Sound dnrine Ne
month fee fero3en and ooast0iso porta:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17
ALMOND 1 PHILLIPS
FOUNDERS
AND MACHINISTS.

Estimates given sn all
classes Of Foundry aad
Machine work.
Corner Frsnt and Sprins
streets. r. o. Box 6i4, Sc
attic.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

For the psry best photographs 20 q
MeonE, Sullivan's block, Front street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

The Nes Easy" Lawn Mower, for
sAls BY the HKArTLE HABDwARR Co, b
Just adaptsd TO the wants Of seattle
people. apl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

James MsAns' s Shoe for sals as
AsxzxErHY'a mhl2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

On and after April 1st McCLAnx 4
DUNK viii make you photographs q q
pr dozen, hnished in their very bet
style. apl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

T.R. Punrznzz, Insurance. and Con-
uission AGENT. js7e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

This quantity excees that shipped in
February BY 6,lS7 ,356 feet.
Six coal cargocs were sent from Seat
tie end FAcomn during the month.
TIE follovfne II t6s quantity by each
seseal taken from these ports:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

Embsoidssies nev stylss, osut Per
for cents- roxrAs q Srn0EnslAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

Upholstered Massrsnss ct PuIxAH q
wniazrss. for IS. mis-
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
uTGu TIMES IN A GROG-sHOP.

There was a great row few nights III grog'shop
at Cbappaqua, kept by Walter Haght, An eN-dcputy
on Monday night Haght caused 10 be arrilghcu
before PattlSo, ut Mt kiscO half dOlen men,
including Constable Lawrence. wnen the following
facts cited llalght left boy. Charles Searls
In charge aud home early I'm the evening Tho place
10 licensed only for beer. ono OF the men called the
house up drink and threw down $50 note IN pay
ment Not being able to change tho bill the drinks were
charged. Pretty soon the same crowd camo up again
with tho same hill In another mans hand. After
this game had been played three or l0ur
times the boy threatened TO close up The
boy was thrown the table. covered with tue table
cover and thrown into "a closet and the door locked
Then the lie pei themselves. Tho boy made such
that he released. 50 much noise was made
Constable Lawrence sent for, ana when he AT
rived he thrown through u partition nut nhaHy
drove the men Out. Tho bog then went nome Leaving
open ami couple OF tamps went tO sleep In
the place the prisoners were all discharged
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Civil Service Commissioners, New-fork Hotel m -,
Trauscontnental Association conference, "luusor
Bowdoin Alumni Assocation dinner Hoffman House,
Gas p III. 80 ,, ,Y.,, p-rns,,icL oxen
Rockaway Hunting Club annual meeting, Delmonicos'
William r. strong's address before Bedford Farmers
Club, KatOnIh. y. m. o-,,., O.
Dr. ID. Il. Simmons before American GeoSraphloal 90
cety, Chickering Hail. p. III. . 80
Funeral of Dr. A. e. Post, Church OF the Covenant, 10
a. ,,,- ,,-... O =, -,
Young Mons Republican Club, Coleman House, p IN
Iarchmont Yacnt Club. Demonico's. y r. m -
Metropolitan Stenogrdphers' Association, No. west
Fourteenth-st.. p. III.
Bookkeepers' meeting No. l4l Ei,hth-st r. m
Caledonian Club ball. Tammany Hail. evening
Constitution Club. No. Ga Madison ave- p, M 49,.
Board Of Trade and Transportation, Bryant Bnidlng
p. IN. go ~. o,o W..
Reception the Rev. Spruille Buford, No 3G2 west
Fifty-seventh-st., evening
AGueduct. Dock aud Fire Commissioners meetings
Reini ShOc Dealers National Asso'alloh NO -
East Fourth-st.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
RRODKIYN.

Divorces we're granted to Christian sitter aud Mrs
Emma Gennnger ye ,terday, In the CITY Court.
Tue EaZarcne Congregational Church (cOlored) has
called the Rev. j. r. Rawlins TO the pastorate left
cant by the resignation OF the Rev. X. T. Wheeler.
Mrs. Eliza +. Rawson, president OF the Brooklyn
Women suffrage Association, has written to Mayor
Whitney that committee Of five women viii whit upon
him tomorrow 10 urge the appointment Ot women mem
bers OF the Board OF Education.
Mrs. AlonzO Foster. wcll-knOwn public reader, died
yesterday hex home No. l30 Cayerst. at the OF
thirty nvc She al time public school teacher.
but meeting with success IA an eocuiOnist sc adopted
public reading as profession and read IN many parts of
the country.
United states District Attorney Wilber with the ap-
prOvA OF Attorney General GaTanl, has appointed John
L. Dcvenuy Assistant United states Dstrict-AtOrney,
TO succeed r. ". Angel. who resigned lalt week. Tho
latter had held the office since 1873. Mr.. DeveBny II
vco-prcsident OF the sixth ward Democratic Assoc!a
ton. He graduated from Columbia College Law
School IN 1877 and 10 twenty nine years Of age.
Burglars entered the house o hichael Dady, No So
Johnson yesterday morning and stole his watch.
worth S40o, diamond scari-pin worth $500 Sl70 10
money from hs pocket and oytrcont worth 800 The
basement door found open at ~. m, and rs Mr.
Dady did not get home untl oclook, having attended
party the burglars Eutt have followed closely Ut his
htes They pred open the door. Two other houses Ia
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Feb. 9.-In the Court of Appeals
to.day Tho following dncl.lons were handed down:

ALBANY, Feb. 9.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day tho following decisions handed down:
Charles stewart and others appeant, a; William ID D.
port OF the referee airmcd with coss. - ,,,.,.,...
respondent: oiy!e pnee re;pondent ast the NewYotk
Sn fSnr 2 gn% and sG rsponden m oRn hS a
aq cSFasnt as na re Ry as
Company appellant H. l. Daughty and another respondents
amer appellant at William II We66 respondent; Edward
" Nc ninnrs. and another appellant. s Henry Smyhe
respondent Franc, er respondent ag tho Union
sSG g ar WRa Psa4 P T H. rhe bSPeI
@ Se Goman af SaItn s
John Wheeler lmplGaIer appeIan{ LOUIS Casper re-
Mstlh~w C. Unrs respondent tho Williamsburg City
udsment Absolute entered against with
ain af r,ppdc s" epanr POND and another
PINT Iron company appeilan, Judgment reversed
Ta!s II dy apSsi,ant T. long Ifla1d Ian. Gitg re
rrp dcnt Jndgment o5rrruHg demurrer reversed and
enter, for pan,i WITH liberty the defendant
to !sEef INN tTGny GSys o. pay MEM % o, Ct William
Maurcr. ln:ant order affirmed with coats . ,
cause s%i @n HS 'S5 Sh Saif e S'" 1N A'on
9sn oaa a 70 oor6 deu ginea and
restored calendar vded appellant within ten das
: 80 and G,6urse i, nj qtpuiacs il responicni desire
submit The app al On printed prints Otherwise the motion
lie e'pe e1 10 Aaon smith. jr, committee. appellant
amen rtm.ttltCur tc4lrl. with costs.
H. BIaCkmtn, spUIdent agt Eliza Wheeler, appel
llnt Motion cons, appeals denied with costs
Heb.,Ct =. Dada. appellant Motion to strike
a!eLdLr dsiss app al appeal Gi-n!;eH uness ap
from s'rvicc or ms OTucr exc
cu,c tie proper undertaking and pay SO costs
90 this motion.
The following causes were argued:
80 4-J sarah e. Nichols administrative respondent
Charles L. appsl8nt samuel Hand Tor appellant
john u. Towns 'ld lu r'sppId.nt
No 1-Iohn \. iIussuu. r, nlcnt. agL william q.
upu.uheioer ,ruolut MaIk tohn Tor appellanti snb
mI,tcd Tor respondent. -
~ 55I- Myra D. Favor respondent. act Anthony W.
Ilmlc, aud anut' pelInts. Geo .unam smith Tor
appel ants: torIy Wib,r iur responicr'
People el Jouu SWinrhurnc. roSpOn lent
ngt Ml.i,c s. 80 an app" at. I'vm t0uutIyILan for
appcIlsn,. Henry ". J6husoh respondent
The following Is ia" day calendar .ur February 10:
Nos 5l5 aO7. sos i37. 5ig 53t $50 isG.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

srrpyvr Cor.r Cu,uBsll -Before Barrett J-Nos Is.
as 40 80 o. ~ 81 - ~ lpi 10 llQ ~ li5 lJj igj
25o i 3S @ 35 + -'' lo 'o' So' 'o' 81 SD '-0' "!'
F or I g ,3G TFFy1rGr y, AZ Il, j. RG'qTn s P9a 9a
~ 54d 52i - i2! li ~! "a 800 81" $40, Si Sid.
fore recEhtn. nos AS d65 c7o 81 i5,7 ~ $50
sIh srrntut drhr vi, @ dforS Law tn5s
Nos 1919 .u-t. - l'i'' iNi3 i0a 49, lSoa,L 224L
2Jiss' III j5IJ. liij 7j5tl l5~j.
rrrRrNl CouRr ClEcuI-PAE u.-Beine Andrews. J
fS' !S ~ 57f Sc 1851 is7s 1903. !652 ios3 1855
SUPREME CotEr-cmcru-PARI III-Bciorc Beach. j.;
Nos 49,. 25Gi 300 lJis l2J iJtl2H 2l5, ~ ls3!
5,g o J. i7e5 i95? 2lS'. 2l5e 2ito 22il 2li2 2i45
srrGtnE couHr-cGcrlrrART Iv,-BcfGre Van Worst,
1879 I'll .u0l. lSi 80 1895, 9il, ljd2 e0i 1904 l'12
staaoGi1ts touar-iicore Rollins, s-Estaic OF Hiram
HUTCHINSON. 10 ~ N. iO., VIII of Harriet cross 10
a. 81 tioE F'S' to % aIMFNf9 TTRacforc soswick, C. j.
TruaN and UDnruan. j. -AUOdIn"l ior Iho trim.,
SUPERIOR CoyHr1sGtcl.L IEHl1 BSi9rG InYt.i"m' j.
surrmoE CoURr-TRiM IEEM-PAEr !. Before Freedman.
Ia "a, i5l5 81 i55l
Co,nioN PLF,s-EQrnY TERM-Befor, Van Ho'sen j.
GoaMGS rLzAs-TgIN TET-PAET before DaIy, j.
~ MUa ~; - IN M IN 5l. li65 iii ii42 G7i i3iS 207s
ColIoS PLcAsTGlAl rERA-rAE1 Ii-I'eore Allsn j.; u
ssG I3s5 1888 546, l5!5. 1865 1855 lij7 1850, i4Gl
CITY Cotr1- fnR|PAEr I-Betore McAdam G. j.
Nos 9!g. 81, 6!5i lS = 359 jj@j, 5j@'' 5,J3 $685.
CrtY CO. EfGTRIM TIfM-PHRr II.-Hefore Nehrbas
Nos 49,, J57S. GJ2l 5lll. Jl59 6455. 63S, 5Si
5G06 6,Sri 56lO JBIl. 5Il3, jGli. 1915. j6lt.
CRY CouRr-rRIAL 1ERM-rARI III-hefore khrIch j.
3Ssi G1 3 80 "a 5Ss5 1851 5iss i5s; j617
CorRr OF agNrnAl srs5loNs-pARr I.-Bctore Judge
800 "a i5i IT, II is ~ 20 H. necoror
u, T. So 10, II, Il, -, H. 10. lb
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
IrRFL sr,Irs AGAINST AN EDITOR.

County, yesterday arrested Miafd Fillmore Oulerdphh
Editor ami proprietor OF m HldtpcHdcH AdrcrHST
published In Nyack. The order OF arrest was granted by
Comfy Judgc George W Weiant on the affidavit OF J
{, Vanleet proprietor Of this kcnsugton Hotel NyacN
Mr.. Vunfect has begun libel suit for $4,000
DAMAGES against Mr. Ouderdonk because OF an article Ia
TLs Adreriiss last week rcfrcug on the character Of
Mr.. Nauncet and his hotel Mr.. Ondcrdonk is son Of
Excise Commissioner John V. Ondeldonk. lie went to
ID strict. Attorney Demnrc,s O c with r. j. Iy"th ana
Edmund Hyatt Mr.. Lyeth Is Mr.. Oudrrlonks brother
in-law. and consented 20 go on bond OF 81 200.
Mr. Hyatt also became his hOudSnan IN TlJOO ana tb0
sheriff allowed the editor to return TO his occ Sherln
Thompson also served MT Onderlonk the complaint
ia an brought by Adam G. Harsclbtth. news
plpcr corTcspuudeEt 4xan: The Editor ol IFe idreNeT
In this 20 = 900 damages claimed. Oudcr-
donI VIII in ths also h. arrested Di-tuctAjtor
ncy DcnArr-t been retained counsel by Mc-srs
Naniect aud HucselOarth.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
THE HARLEM RIVER BRIDGE.
MAYOR GRACE SAYS THAT TIE CONTRACT HAS NOT
NrT nvpS cIGNFD


The Board of Estimate and AppOrtiOnment yester-
dav transferred 50 900 from the appropriation iOr
the Permit Bureau. which has been abolished, TO
the License Bureau. which is now vested with the
powers of the former burcau. Controller .oeW
called the attention of the Board to the bill from
the Harlem River Bridge Commissioners Tor > ,3ou
beiup the amount of the prize awarded 10 & T.
SNYDER for the beat plan for the bridge. lie sald
think this L. all wrong Here a commission which
IIan for ihe bridge. told that responsible hrin
yiii bmld this bridge for 80 100000 the plan for
whrb the prize was srdcd And yet this commission
decides to build bridge at au expense 0i F-ooVoVo'
| think II Is an extraordinary proceeding.
Mavor GRACE The commission, THINK, Is PoOd one.
MIR LOew-T believe It Is composed of good citizens
but am surprised their action IN making contract OF
tbis magnitude without offering 1t at public letting.
The MavuT-I atn assured that the statement that the
contract has been signed by the commissioners Is Az
error The fact they have MT yet signed the con
tract and are considering The adv9amity OF ctths me
work 10 the lowest responsible b ider
The Aldermen Yesterday considered a report from
the Committee on County AhTs to which was
referred a resolution offered at the last meeting
of the board, directing IT to prepare suitable me-
mortal in relation to the stone work III the new
bridge over the Harlem Rive: 80 that IT might he
emf and drcs ,ed within the city limits. resolution
was offered by the committee to that elect MI
Van Rensselaer, objected 10 its paSsag" on the
ground that the Board had no power 10 direct now
the work should he done. The resolution WAS
adopted by vote of - To !.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
sLArGnTER.HousEs TO BE ALTERED.
rur Ht,TcuTHs AND 1HE LADIES' HEALTH PRO
-..-.-...- .---..., .rrn,. -. u.1,.nNN

THE BUTCHERs AND 1HE LADIES' HEALTH PRO
TFCTIVE ASSOCIATION IN HAEMONY.
Tie labors Of the Ladies Health Protective As
aOciat ion toward TIE Improvement OF the haEItci-
houses IN the city seem to be finally approaching Il
successful conclusion. On last Friday a number OF
the Larger butchers OF the city met q committee Of
The association and their counsel The object Of
the gathering was an endeav1r t0 INT upon some
amlcable settlement without going 10 the
Legislature. The meeting devised novel plan
Three Of the West side butchers were appointed
committee TO inspect the condition OF the slaughter
house, belo! ng TO their East Side brethren. and
vice versa IN this way the defects on all hand,
will doubtless be fully brought out. The two
committees will then confer and submit q
take action accordingly. The butchers eX-
press themselves as willing to make extensive
alterations provided they have assurance OF no
furi her mOlestatiOn. Tins can come only through
The Board of Health. That institution has, how
ever lately paid more attention to the demands OF
the association. and will prove, aSls hoped Inc nIHi
arbiter III the matter should the butchers hold
out against the changes bill VIII Immediately De
introduced at Albany compelling alterations or else
totally abolishng slaugter-houses IN the cIty;
visit 10 Eastman 5 abatIOlr AT the 1901 oI NeHt
FlftV-nuth-st. yesterday afternoon, proved 10 Inc
dozen ladies Tho pcccd the place that the latter
alternative was totally unnecessary. The abattor
was praised III every respect, ard though the other
butchers are not ex pectcd to make such extensive
changes as would bring them up 10 tins large estab-
lshment yet the general direction OF the atcra-
tiOns would be III u line with the present methods
there.
Tho ladies also visited the slauGhter-housc of
Stern d Mctzger. at the foot of West Forueth-st.
This firm does a great deal of slaughennE for
smaller butchers If fcas bic, IL Is desired to miro
duce similar method of cooperation on the East
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
the vicinity were also entered and article, of small value
xrGrn fnln
NEVS FROM THE SUBCRBS.
QUEENS COUNTY AFFAIRS CRITICISED

QUEENS COUNTY AFFAIR CRITICISED
The County Treasurers Oifco in Queens County I l.,
has long been subject of discussion growing ont OI
the right officer to charge such heaVy lees
sale of lands for unpaid taxes. some months ago the
took the shape OF open letter slShcu ny
Thomas Warren in which lie charged that an exdmlha-
tiou of the County Trctsurers accounts wOuiu snow
that lie had obtained nearly "a much
money from NewtOwn In I'VE years ,as as
the whole OF years tax leVy' Inc
county i. Democratic and the law was passed to create
a campaign fund Tue supervisors OF the county ap
pointed investigate the charges ana they
whitewashed all the county treasurers ana lmpugheu
M WarIcn's motives in making the charGeS; men men q
committee of czrns comp bsed OF Charles H. Williams,
Joseph X. Murray George A. Backus, Anton ROesnHe,
Joshua LlhrOp, b. W. strong ana Charles Henner LOOK
the up and began 10 look into the accounts lHclr
inquiry referred particularly to the town OF NeWtoW.
They found It's debt resulting from tax sales was
nearly S73.OO0 that to effect sales OF aDouI
$4,000 cash there an expenditure OF over
SlUl. 900. and that accumulated taxes ana ices
often amounted several times what tue property was
worth. They report that during i've years S220oo was
taken from the ire isury for fees for NeWt0Nh ana
large for other ownto which the County treasurer
had legal right. and they advis" the recovery ol
these They say they have founl the manage
OF county affairs loose aud irregular and they 40
hesitate to the conviction that the uhsVo
reputation which the county has acquired Tor pOnVcal
turnitude and corruption far To counierDaahce INC
advantages which spring from Its close neghDorhood TO
New CITY.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10

ANNTTERSlRl OF TIE "IUESDAI MEETINGN"
ST. Pnul's Methodist Episcopal Church III
Fourth filed yesterday with OF the oldest
memers OF the Methodist Church in this city, Brookyn
Philadelphia and Boston. A slender whIo-huivcd wo
man in black in the pulpit and told OF the organza
tion OF the Tuesday Meetings fifty years ago IN Dr.
Walter G. Palmers pariUr. NJ. 81 Ryingtun-s The
speaker Mrs Sarah Laukford Palmer OF the two
persons stl alive who attended the Irst meeting These
meetings have become known ali over the United SSes
At first they wero held for exclusively with the
purpose .! spreading religion through the narration or
Christian experience. In 1889 Professor =. C. Upham
was permitted to attend. also Bishop Hamlinc, Dr. A.
Ball and other prominent members OF the church, and It
then became open To all
Dr. Ball was present yesterday. memorial sermon
was preached In the morning by tho Rev. DIR. j. X.
jacques president OF Albert University Camden. In
the afternoon an experience meeting was held, and in
the evening another meeting was conducted after the
manner OF the Tuesday meetings. Refreshments were
served ia n parlOr OF Association Ruldmg Among tho
clergymcn present the meetings Bishops IaI rs
nnd Wordcn. tho Rev. Drs. Day, Newman, Hughes,
CoUknnn, ana Lowry.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10

SH[PPLNG NEWS.
SHI II-N
PORT OF NEW.IORK

PORT NEW.lURK. FEB p 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Arizona ,Br; Brooks. Liverpool Jan 20 end
Queenstown 81 with mdse passengers 10 nderhl
steamer Lone star Mason Galveston Jan 81 with mdse
stcaIner Hudson Freeman New orleans Feb and Port
Esds with nd.e and ps-ssngeIs to u SEAMAN o PORT
Royal. with mdse and passengers to c II Mallory Co.
o @ Re SS"s o bom5dn s
steamer Eeanora Bragg Portland with mdse 10 Horao
Steamer City Of New Bedford Davis Fa River. with mdse
steamer g@lty@ @ @ sPri9gaeld ,sb SaySr2CE e. fSyor
HSSssT Ts Apba norman Gers Witt Mcnteveo SO DAYS with
hiaes and hair sea 9e Bros vessel 70 Fneh Edye = 90 90
days With coaee . q lmsuel 4 CO vessel 70 master
-sUNsET-w!ndai SANDY Hook. light ssE' hazy AT
sanGy IL OK 10 p1Biron1tr $o23 rher4on't'E OSi
Arrived ycstr- lay
qaa T Hams ySr9o 70 5'2 Vernon 30 vf 4
steamer CyGonl Pr Esson. Norh shields p day.. WITH
steamer Mestm-ah tBr, st"nrbO So 20 ana Nos ~,
Il hoS XacG 9 = fs5pA rdp -i aa aad T. H.
Stci'acr cement cHr Burley ParaJn rs, with rubber
nanut' to Booth g Co. CLEARED
Steamer conn T Garye cs de- bTGs .
steamer Philadelphia Hess auayro, Puerto Cabelo and
Sieaner TrnliG ,Br Fraser Hamilton, Ber-A outer.
Steamer i pa.o Qriek. New orleans John Van sickle
Steamer Tallahassee. Fisher. Savanndh-lienry onge
steal ~taieUi iexas. Williams, F"rnanona-C IA NAL
&
steamer seneca waXr Nor;oE West Point ami Newport
New -tld lomIuiou - CO.
steamer Caucus Coleman. Boston IL D'mock
Sllp - lohn Facs. san FrancIscD--,uitoH 4 GO.
snip WessenlO tGerl Won Thu en- Bremcn- Iheo Eu.
Hark Rex tSor Andersen Fsn sberg pen-C Tobias Co.
Barg Rcbecca Csrlana Johnson Maanzas-Navdel 60.
BARK Heinrich and Iono Ger. Meyer Bremen-HernAn
KoOp & Co ,r,
SAILED
steamers Wyoming for LIVERPOOL Richmond lIl. London
Pollx Amsteriam. Edith GOiden. MIX hiYer. Ja Irnl
ltetmuda; state IeNiS. Fernaninl city 0t Augusta
SlVauuah Myauokc. Rlchm1nd Cob 10. Phla lCiph1.
ships John Harvey for sy,ney. NsW. spcor Amster.
dam
lIarks COSmO for Hong KDnZ; Car;c BlarChe Batavia;
NiOo' ACcam, Anicr hlmctte kuIrCchce Fiery cross.
Cape Town: An,oicte Salonica LncDn. Cctc Beppno A.
Lisbon Won Berg Stcni Calupe, Antwerp Lord Palmer
stOn Dublin
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAAER&
FORFIGN PORTS
OrgFysroyvy Feb a-Arrtved. steamer Alaska tRrl, Mar
ray from Feb z fOr Liverpool Made thr passage
in 1 dals aud l. hours. ~ .v..
HANuCRG. FEB 3ArrIvcd, steamer huslA ,"ef h'"''e'
from Now York Jan p.