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New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
OBITUARY..
COLONEL JOSEPH sFLDEv.

NORWICH Conn, March 10 lSpcciaD. Colo
uel Joseph SeLen died here to-day s.xty-three.
In Is6- he the front Ieuenantcolonel Of the
goth Connecticut Volunteers, and served in the Depart
ment OF the GIli Upon his return from New Orleans
iu I.Gi he Was commissioned assistant adJuCdnt--en
ertl with the rank OF colonel When Lincoln was as
sassinated Colonel Seien accompanied Governor Buck
tusham to Washington and WAS assigned the duty Of
providing volunteer for senator Foster Of this
cry who, acting NicePrcsilent, Thought 10 be
iu some danger since the war he has served IN the
Legislature ana has been otherwise prominent Colonel
Sedcn appointed Collector of Internal Revenue for
Eastern District OF Connecticut IN May 1859. Tho
efficiency " th which he performed the duties OF that
position called repeated 1uou from the Treas
ury Department lie continued IN Office, and, when
a consolidation OF all the districts the state was N lde
he placed IL en- rye, remaining 40
until displaced by Democratic Administration Last
summer lie 5ttunCh Republican and influential
party councils being member O' tho state Commit
many years aud part Of the time Its chairman lie
possessed much tact AMI the faculty or harmOuZlng
di,cOrdant elements. lie was widely known IN New
England and highly esteemed BY those wlo knew Alm
be
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FAILURE OF MEXIcAN STEAMSHIP LINES.

CITY OF MEXICO March 1O.-Ihe recent
foreclosure Of Mexican Transatlantic Line steamer 10
Fugllud has caused much comment in the press. The
opposition newspapers made the after the sub
iect OF articles severely consurng tho Government but
he Diao 1yicaI shows that the suspension
OF the subsidies June last the Government has paid
the company SlG2OUO making since the line was started
an aggregate Of Si3j, 600 leaving tle Government
debted to the company S232OOO The Government
maintains that the Transata line has not failed by
reason OF not receiving the subsidy regularly.
The foreclosure OF the steamship Antunano, Of the
Mexican Cotton Line, New Orleans by order Of Eng
I. bar gcrs also matter OF comment. This steamer
nad a debt OF 100000, aud the Government owed tue
company but rifle.
me editor OF IieWpo. Conservative party organ,
M yig ssaIled the Government account Of the sclL
Ire OIL the steamers has been arrested together with the
city editor.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

ST. yesterday from apOplexy. He born In schenec-
tady. y. In 1885. When the rebellion broke out he
the army and served throughout the war soon
after appointed assistant appraiser in
the Custom House, which position he held until hls
death He at time COmmIssiOner or Canals Tor
this state lie leaves widow aud one son. The fun
erl will take place az his nome tomorrow. Ihe burial
Will be At WOOdlawn Cemetery
BUFFALO. March 10-Arestas l. Root died here to-
day He was veteran OF the war Of 1sl2, ana was
taken prisoner by the British at the battle Of Fort
Erie.
WHEELING, W. Va. March 1O.-Thomas Hughes one
OF the oldest merchants in this city dei at an early
hour this morning. age sixtyfour. He was IN business
~ Baltimore for several years.
NEWPORT, X. l., March lO.-Ass Mary r Dennis,
prominent school teacher here for the last quarter Of
century died this morning seventy three She was
u daug gAtcr VI the late Judge Robert Dennis.
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PHIIo CHAMREELAIN.

CLEVELAND, March 10 .Speciab.-A private
telegram wa, received here to-day from Grand Haven.
Mich announcing the death OF PhiO Chamberlain. Tor
many years resident OF this city. Nj Chamberlain
was born in sheldon W. seventy live years and re-
moved TO Ohio when young man. lie settled in Akron
aud was engaged in the forwarding and commission
business there in the days OF the Onio Canal After
ward he made the OF Akron famous ~ the manu-
facture Of -four. establishing an industry which has
always been continued in that city. IN Isl. be came To
Cleveland and was well known lu the Lake trade for
years. being founder OF tue Northern Iraust Com
p4uy. For years past he made iSS nome al biaud
Haven, where the home office O 5ne Northern Transit
Company IS situated lie leaves wife aud seven chill
burial
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Cshould be read Oy interested may D,
eur al tlmoL
Letters Tor foreign countries specially aIiressaf
by particular steamer cXceJt
sired send duplicate, Of Oansns aad ,rcta
mrnts letters not ally addressed Dtns b.
fastest vessels available.
Foreign tho week eudnz March - viii closs
tPROArILT in al cases % Tins Oihcc as folio
THURS DAY-At 80 h m. Tor europe per s Britannia
Queenstown; at ll3O a III Tor Hayti, per
sATUEUAY-At 3 a. IL Er Jamaica Central America
aud the S0ith Pacific ports per 5. s. Nertumus Yil
kmgstOH letJers Tor Mexico must directed per
Nertuuu4s D. al 8 EuIO -, per s. AuIa a.
Queenstown al a. Tor ltAnu dlrOct =
BevOI.a. VIA glasgow lett"Fs must directed ger
De TOnIaD 81 a m- Tor Begun direct =. Noder
land. Antwerp Net,rs must Je Irectee per NeIsr
l1nd 'E az . - a. lOr EUROPE per ly o. Berlin,
VIA QueeustOwn a. 1. a NORWAY direct,
lhngVaIa Netters must directed Der Ihiuv.aia f.
az ! m. Tor BE mud9 the " in ward IsaIds
drec, and or venezuela anu Curacao va Iunidad per
. FamDOrOuZa-
Mails the society Isl nds per ship rfopc Bird .rom
Francisco. Gloss here Mal ca - nc D. Mans
FrlnctscO close here 4 arch Tat y. Mails Au
tralia Ntw.LeAand 9aad sIch Fli amt SamOtn islans
Mararoa ,trOmSAn FrAncsco. close here Ap.il
=, at D. m arrival at NeW YORK % Briftanl
with British mall, for Australia. Mai Tor Caba. by
rai 70 Tampa, FlA, and thence by sea from Key
West Fla close a. tdls fncc 0aii at 2.3O a.
The schedule tcosiugof rran%PAcic mAs, arratgsi
on the presumption OF e unnterrd Overland trlnAs
Ia san Malis from arrivtls on n a.
sau FanciscO on the day Of sa4uns oi
HENRY q. PEARSON. PostnastsE
Post ofice New York. y. Y March s. Isso
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BURNED TO DEATH WHILE DRUNK.

Jonas Morrlssey, age sixty-six, a labOrer
went prUtracted deDauch yesterday and ended in
the evening by going to his home, No l9l kingst.,
Brooklyn, and driving his wife and four daughters
whose ages range from eleven nineteen out Of doors
he then went to room on the second floor and 1t is
supposed, lighted his pipe and lay down
to sleep The next that known
was the breaking ont OF fire.
II gained such headway that he building, story
frame structure, soon destroyed and MOrrl~s J
was burned 10 death permit granted for the re-
mOYa % ms body 10 tho house Of his Wcs sister where
lie wife and children hLI taken refuge. The loss On the
house and furniture about $1,000 Tie fire spread
~ Nos. 1913 and - hIugsL causing IL, 100 damages
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
CONVICT KILLED BY PRISON kEEPER

IVN TILI NILLFU INIoVN hLLTLN.
Boston, March 10 (SpecidD.-A tragedy oc-
CURED in the county Jail III PttsIeld tL result
Ing In the death OF convict, John Johnson forty
johnson had been kept solitary confinement day
for shammng illness 20 avoid work, and making
much noise this that Keeper Charles W Fuller
went down TO quiet AIm. The moment the cell door
was opened johnson rushed Fuller, using shoe.
which he held By the toe Tor weapon, and struck the
keeper several hard blows the head. Fuller gapped
with the man. and they fell The struggle continued
fercely and Fuller got underneath Johnson cried out.
I'm k you and had raised tie shoe to strike crush
ing blow when Fuller by powerful effort overturned
his assaan and reganed his feet He reIrealed TO the
end OF tie cell drew his Oliver and Commanded john
sOD 10 halt johnson walked forward ana Fuller fred
10 scare him and show that he meant business. Inc
an did heed the warning however but rushed for
ward and about strike Fuller when he fred again
and sent a bullet through Johnson's heart. The victim
fell 10 the floor and expired almost instantly.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

TRrBuNE OFFICE. March Ill a. m.-The weak cold
spread through the South yesterday but was not
felt northeast Of the Ale ghanies Depressions which
nroui.ed 10 merge In one we're central in wyoming and
Northern Minnesota The barometer here scarcely
changed Cloudiness before dawn was followed oy fair
weather The temperature ranged between 20 ana 4o'
the average C3245 being ~ higher than on tue
corresponding day last year and Pc lower than Oh
Tuesday. ,---
Almost stationary temperature aud ialr weather may
he expected IN this city aud vicinity today warner
aud partly cloudy, Friday, possibly followed by HEh1
rain; generally fair and colder. saturday
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN vARIOUs PLACES

South FRAMINGHAM, Mass, March 1O.-An
explosion in the varnsh Of the Para Rubber Shoe
Companys works yesterday afternoon igncd the cloth
ing Of John Lovery and James Kelly and burned them
seriously about the face hands and chest. Martin
Gratey sought to aid them and was also badly burned
PITTsBURC, March lO.-A fire at Mckeesport Penn.
this morning destroyed divers tailor shop, Carrs cigar
store, Brooss butcher shop and The Iies newspaper
Office The loss l. about $4,000 fully Insured.
ITHACA, " Y, March lO.-5hepard & Doyie's furnish
ing goods store was burned early this morning. The
loss on building and stock is about $1,000 fully in
sured.
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The Rev. Dr. James IL. Callcn age slXty-three,
for SIX years pastor OF Ceneuui Reformed Chapel
in WyckOf-s;. Brooklyn, died yesterday at No. Il
St Marks place. He was educated the Princeton
Theological mary and entered the ministry OF the
Presbyterian Church IN New-Jersey, About twenty
years agO to Brooklyn and became city mis-
sOnary In 1850 he engaged AS pastor Of the Cen
teunlal Chapel. HIS work chiefly among the poor
and was extremely successful. He left wife and
daughter The funeral will be conducted IN the chapel
on saturday by the Rev, Drs Cuyer and Nanderyeer.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
THE THEE ARcHERS LYyCHED BIZ 4 MOB

SHOALS, Ind, March 1O.-Ihe notorious
Arcusrs who have been In the county jail for several
weeks under Of murder eXpated their crime at
the hands of "A determined mob this morning, The mob
marched quietly into town and directly 10 the jail The
keys were demanded and refused The spokesman or
dercd the mob 30 in. and the front door battered
down and the cell doors treated likewise. The
doomed men led the courtyard, where they Sc
lec5ed he which they TO be hanged. and In
few minutes the lfeess bodies Of John, Martin
and Thomas Archer could be suspended in midair
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

IDNDON, March 10.
TIE D DARIIS CToN.-A dispatch from the Lizard re-
pnrf thar The steamer Darlington from NrW-OroOus 10
brrmru. passed thst point tO-.ay. lhe Darlington
ruck on the northwest reefs OF Bermuda Oh February
~ and began leakiugI
ANAx.GFI Ml>~ING.-M Carlton. lessee and manager
Of tIsr N-tv's Theatre has dislppc Sred. sum mons
i,,st nm for unpaid wages had been granted IN DO
hali OF Sky employees.
,rp1 AIMING MR. CHASFEAU.-Mrs. Chanfrau gave a
.,aI ,Yfuee ucrfOrmauce a. the strand Theatre to-
az 0f Tayleure's dones.i .ic American play Vile or
VI.j,r mon. the people ia the audIeuce wer- Mr.
paelr. Governor Harsley, Lady Randolph Churchll.
- Abu.er and Frank Ltwl-r. Al the end of each
& NJ. CLtufrlu wa caeI before the cur aiu ana al
T nd Of the third act both the actress and author
were tA!lsd cut.
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coyrERRIyG ABorr THE ALDELM4ys LETTER

CONTEPRTNG ABOUT THE ALDEbMANS LETTER.
District-Attorney MARITIME had no further IN
formation yesterday make public regarding the letter
received from an cxAl-rmdn o. 1854 IN which he eX-
pressed his willingness to give any information required
by the authorities There doubt he said, oI the
ceuuincue-s Of the letter. gentleman WHO had re
cevcd "a letter from the eX-Aderman "n business mat
ter Identified the Handwriting. Mr Marine HAD con-
ference with Judge Gudersreve late on Tuesday evening
and both officials agreed that nothing further should he
SAID in regard to the eorrepon cns purposes or the
action tlat should be taken to give him al opportuAy
TO tell what hc knows. Tuc Grand Jury ana courts
wete not IA session yesterday ... ....
'TEc general opinion in and about tie DlsiHctAuoI
neys Office be that the letter Was written ["
place tHe writer IN "a good position TO assume IN 'he
future tn" position OF le ress ana honest lh'Flu"'
WHO was iAir~tiA- for chance 20 flhu-.ale h''--'-
There were others who tlOu-t that some IeIi I'D "''
getting ready something starting. ENAl"rlil I
Miller VINO Is IN Florida mentioned AZ roSs-pie
writer OF lie letter. Two other Aldermen are
out OF town. -
preparing "A table Of receipts to tho city by
Inc various street railroads and / propose
to show hy hgrrs that u the railroads all paid per
cent on tcr gross receipts the amount would be douDe
what paid the city taxes hy t"e ROADS Inc
roads wOud themselves ne better satisfied at system
which cqu3lIZrd their payments 10 ihe city nlchh 20
nave bi prepared and introduced INFO the LEGISLATURE
which viii meet my views on this question "tii'Ne
in putting up franchises at auction ~ the highest
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
ORGANIZING FOR HOME RULE.
PROFESSOR GALBEAIrH TO LGcIUGE-DENIALo BY
CHAAfBrRIAlN AND HEALY.


CHAMBrRIAlN AND HEALY
LONDON, March lO.-At meeting of the
Brit sh Home-Eule Association today It announced
that a home-ru.e association benG formed ~ Cam
br.ce and that Professor Galbrh OF Traity College,
Dublin would begin OF Lectures on home rule.
Mcr5rs. Chamberlain and GIealy fatty deny the in
trgues attributed to them by provincial paper TOR the
overthrow OF Messrs Gladstone ami Paruel.
DJBiIS. March lO.-The members Of the General
Presbytery VINO declined sign the address to the
Queen opposing the grant OF home rule 70 Ireland which
adopted Belfast Yesterday explain their action
by saving they ar that the present crisis in
the oca government agitation Is really the beginning or
happier days FOR Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
TROUBLES OF WORKINGNEN N EUROPE.
sEAMfN MARCHING TO The BOARD OF TRADE
ROOMS N LONDON-APPEATs IN PARIS

ROOMS n LONDON-APPEALs IL PARIS.
LONDON, March 10.-A procession of British
seaneu marched from tue decks the City this after
noon to make demonstration against the Government
for negectng take steps toward relieving trade OF its
depression. The men behaved in orderly manner
and were loudly cheered along therroute They carried
great number Of banners some OF which bore the iu
scrpuOns, British wOrSingmcn are starving that for
egucrs may live" British labor Is sacrificed in the
interest OF ore- labor - The procession attract
81 much attention. and the streets through which II
passed filed with people. For time there was
some excitement causeI BY fear that ruiaus might
Use The occasion TO reproduce the scenes Of the Trafalgar
square riots. Whom tue s-Imcu reached the Cy they
proceeded to the urighbOrhood OF the Board OF Trade
rooms, where they held meeting At this they deputed
committee to wait upOu A. j. Munde;la. president Of
the Board OF Trade, ana urke he necessity of such
changes IN the free trade policy OF the Government "a
might ue necessary To the foreign and domestic
trade OF The Empire.
PAEl- March lO.The quarters OF this city which
most largely occupied by wOrklngmcn were placardcd
last night with lnceudIdry appeals to tho Unemployed
They were ur-c. % rails" dp IN ihrlE might ana DJ
supreme effort E. ate the bJEJgcJst. The police
have occupied Themselves to-day tearing down the pl-
cards. Government has decided 70 prosecute Dep
Easy, a representative of the wOrklLgAlcn, and l.
Query the edI or ur socialist newspaper orhn, Tor
melted tEe striking rOn-wOrkrrs OF Decazeylue
10 riot dud resistance OF the police
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
1rLEs yERNE sHOr RY LIS NEPHEw.

AMIENs, France March 1O.-Au attempt was
made to-day to as-assuate jules Verne Two shots
were fired at him by hs nephew, young student who
had come down from Paris for the express purpose OF
Killing his uncle. One OF the blrts missed tue novelist
ana the other struck him the leg inhcting slight
wound The nephew Is thought 70 be a mOnomaniac.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
SUICIDE OF a yIscouNI Al MONTE CARLO.

LONDON, March 1O.-NIscount Dupplin, heir
OF the Earl OF Knnoul, died at Monte Carlo Yesterday
It rumored that lie committed suicide owing TO losses
AT gambling. Dupplm had led wild aud diasipated
career ana was notorious gambler. lie was thirty
seven years Old
Cases OF suicide increasing at Monte Carlo
wealthy visitor from Milan recently hanged himself In
tie ca mo Garden. A Hungarian noOIcmdn Nho had
been ruined the tables stabbed himself III the gam
bllu.. room. His BODY thrown from window anu
fell upon keeper who Aa- since gone mad Genddrmes
watch tho paths III the gardens 10 prevent lurVhor
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
SHARP PRAC CTIcs Ara SHOOTING MATOH

READING, March 10 tSpeeiab.-A shooting
ma tch between Jacob Hn OF this city AMI l. b. Camp
bell Of Little Silver " j. for $3.50 side took place to-
day Each was to shoot fifty birds, twenty-five yards
rise. After Hl had killed seven birds and CanpbeI
eight t was discovered that birds vh ch liberated
from the trap bY Campbell acted str ngeiy, ana the
former dem Inded OF the birds which he had
killed This led TO the discovery that several ~ IN ~
had been badly mUtIate1 By Campbell The match was
declared OIL Campbell was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
DEsrRUCTWE FOREST FIRES.

PETERSBURG, Va, March 10 JSpeci0O.-De-
srucye forest fires have been raging for several days
IN SUSSEX County, burning large area vi tmbereG
land and destroying considerable cord wood The flames
passed the farm OF tO.Ouc f. II. Archer, prom
ueut lawyer of this city destroying his dwelling aud al
OF his OuthUuscs.
ITHACA, March 10 (ap-ci0J. .-Suepherd Doylcs
furnishing goods store ia this place burned this
morning. Nearly the whole stock OF goods de
stroyed. The will be $1,000 and s covered
fully by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

BARLOW. Daniel f. sickles Joseph B. Carr and John F.
Hartranft; Brigadier-G GeDerals Vogdes, D. T. houeh
hourh II T. Tremain and William p. Wainwright
Colonels A. B. Crane, W. H. Paine and Johnston l. De
Peyster; John W. Hamersey, Alber Biefsiaat, John
WATTS Keamy, Major J. NJ Bundy, OF inc hdt dt'6
,rsss and Whtelaw Reid. General Alexander :. MeDp
was kept away by Illness and Generals rope, Eugene
A Carr paul A. Oliver and others by various causeA
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
rHEWLArRhR REPORL

GOVERNMENT INDTCATION5-FOR 80 HOURS.
WASHINGTON, March 11.-For New-England,
warmer westerly winds and fair weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States northwest backing
toward southerly winds. fair weather
For the vicinity OF New-York City and Philadelphia
warmer fair weather
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
A cnx.rL AT HAvANA FOUND TO BIZ FRAUD.

A Consul, AT HAVANA FOUND TO BIZ A FRAUD.
HAVANA. March 6.-AbOut five months ago
4 ru,uor was crcu atrd thai the person VINO was the
ccr.d,.d Consul OF Chill IN this city was fraud aud
that the credentials which be had presented and through
which d. was allowed TO occupy the post OF Consul
il. ,,i .,,rterf-lt, Little notice was then taken
,te charge The charges now fully confirmed the
Cop.I has disappeared and Havana l. shocked II has
been proved that he was Icther Coh,uI nor nav
~ CbE f. "a also certain that he has been enjoying
deItful fe mere AT ponso OF nrh VINO hau' from
time to time responded 10 his requests 10, I9s~
tbnngbt mat the bogus Consul has gone 10 the uheu
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
GENERAL DE PEYsTERS GUESTS.

The dinner gwen by General j. Watts De
Peyster Tuesday notable and pleasant affair.
mong those present were Major General George ".
Cuum Rear Admiral J. w. A Nichoson, Major Gen
erals HOFsto g. Wright william ID. whippls. L. B.
Eower, Henry L Abbot, Abner Doubleday, Francis @.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
REPUBLICAN VI

CAMDEN, n. D., March l0.-rhe Republicans
to-day elected Mayor CITY Assessor Receiver Of Taxes
and Rseorder seven Republican councilman were
elected out OF eight voted for Pratt Rep) was elected
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

In all cases of local pains, weak back. rbeu
matism sciatca lung trouble, kidney disease dyspep-
sia ami malaria. Acocs porous plastcrs are OF to
greatest value, acting safely, promptly aud enecta
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

LONDON, March 10.-Mme. Patti will stay at
Paris. while from Spain to London. to follow
oat the electrical treatment which she found beneficial
when she last in Paris After her London season
che will return TO Paris and be married to Nleoln
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
ou,ck pIas,crs rs n Mean. Of suicide.

The propuetcr original porous Dssters IN their
present circular recommend more Of their ph'tes on
the small Of the back when We wish dir" They prob
a1y know what they are Ia Dc abou ~ ~ DO whoa We sY
those who wish live comfortably Use Bensons porous
plaster whenever an external rmely "a ncedod
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL oB5ERgATIoSs

Tie diagram shows the bafometna variations IN TIL. -y BY snnI
ofnrh TAr perpenlculAr In give dion' OF tnr t nr
r4rtgrf -f-
The mercury r- broken Or dotted ns
~, y,rians Temperature ihdaei tbs tnsrno sa - hAA
not pharmacy, SIC Broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
DENIAL BY coNsUL-GENERAL WALLER.

O'I3'''I
General Waller declares that the report that the ned
St,fra con-u u his Jurisdiction talk Of resignng II
their salaries are reduced mscnleyous aud To tally
without foundation.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
ovERDrE STEA MEES PUr WIO BEFNrDA.

The British steamers ChlgWeH, Cdptilh
M.-t@rs from G-rgenti -outhgate Captain Lamsdale
,oY, uuslv, Snain and the Ialian steamer kntella,
CAPTAIN Rosa.cn all bound for TINS port hud overdue,
have put into Bermuda They had o1trehoD he"FJ
weather They got into Bermuda on March, D.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
MIRNIED

PERRINE-WISTER-At the residence of the brides
parents. WeCnnsiav March 10. by the Row Haset W
knapp. D. D. Lewi, Perrin Lucy A.. daughter Of Mr
George Winter. al % BrO.Ayn
No cards
wednes aftor Apr l. 81 ConcOrdst Brooklyn.
All notices ~ marriages must b; taiorsef eh f name
and ddfress
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

Tie statement IN tuesdays TRIBUNE to the effect thai
the peach blow" vase which brOu.ht 5000 OF the
Morgan sale Monday went 10 ". Z
Walters OF Baltimore. is correct. The Baltimore
d. Patch TO the contrary published yesterday correctly
SAID that Mr. Walters present the sale aud
did u person bid for the II bought his
order by his agent. sutton and will be added Mr.
NaIterss famOus Oriental collection.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
HrRR1cANE oEF TILE ENGLISH COAST.

QUEENSTOWN, March 1O.-The wind is blow
ing with hurricane force the Atlantic. Steamers
bound for America unable TO proceed owing to the
violence Of the gale. ships both outward and inward
bound are entering this harbOr underDare poles.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
Religious Notices.

Fy,,seI,.,Ic -erN,.e- will be nsId N West Presbytera
church tl2d st 9TH and 6th Ayesp conducted
the Rev JOHN h. PAXTON u. D., on T1eslsy " euhcsaA
and Thur siaY at 4:JO p. N
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
rrcE ANn r1.RKEY uNARLE no AGREE.

LONDON. March 1O-A conference of the
representatives. Of the Powers will be held ut CONSTANT
nople saturday TO consider the Greek question:
which s growing trOub csOme The Turks continue to
rcurorce their military strength along the Greek
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
THE MINISTER WAS NOT LTBELLED

THE MINISTER WAS MI % LIB ILL.,, bLiai-oD 10 :, ,,-v
WORCEsrER. Mass March lO-Ihe verdict OF the Jury J
An tne Rr-mn.r Putnam libel suit rendered this
morning IL was In favor OF the defendant Judge Put
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
TWENTY PEOPLE KILLED BY A COLLISION.
CARS FROM MENToNE FILLED WITH ENGLISH WIS.,
ITORs sMAsHEI

LONDON, March ia collision occurred yes
terdsy between two trains on the railway between
Monte Carlo and Mentone The train from Mentone was
filed with English visitors number Of carriages we're
smashed and fell into the Tho number Of deaths Is
unknown but it is believed that at least twenty persons
Lost their lives
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

on the maple trees fronting the Court House The mol
then quietly dispersed.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

NEW CARDINALS TO BE CREATED
ROME, March lO.-The AoH'teuF de rome an
that the Archbishop Of Quebec and the Arch