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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-04
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SUPREME COURT.
E. PRESTON, PRESIDING.
MoNnAY October

MONDAY, October 4th.
The October term of the Supreme
Court of the Hawaiian Islands be-
gan this morning, Mr.. Justice Pres
ton, presiding,
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THE Post Office mail for San Fran
cisco, per bark Ceylon, will close to-
morrow morning at III o'clock.
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THE Steam Laundry was sold on
Saturday to Mr.. Whiting, for $9oo.
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Local & GENERAL NEWS.

Mr.. John Sheldon is acting inter
prefer in the Supreme Court.
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New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS NOMTNATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 2G.-Ihc President sent
the following nominations the Senate to-day To he
Consuls Of the United Statcs-Andrew f. Fay, OF ILL.,
nols at Stettin Thomas C. Jones' of Kentucky, at
Funcha MADEIRA Reuben b. Peasants, 10 be Marshal
Of tue United states for the Eastern District OF Lous
ana wee ]. X. #. PItkn term expired; Patrick o Mai
lev to be Receiver of Public Moneys AT Menasha Wis
To be Postmasiers-J. Holmes Patten at BroTnsvile'
Penn; William +. Dowdall. at Peoria, H.; John W.
Fletcher at Battle Creek, Mich; william Gilman at
Chamberlain Dlk Stephen ID. Jeffreys. at Clark. Dak'
Charles T. Curtis at Helena, Mont; J. J. l. Peel at
Spokane Falls W. t. aud Charles o. Thiebaud, at Nevay,
lud. o., >,
Army-Iieuenant Colonel John T.. Yard, 2ith In
fantry To he colonel sth Infantry; Lieutenant CO onel
Zcnas L. Bliss l9tl Imam ry 10 ne colonel IAN lntAn
nv; Major William H. Jordan Infantry. to be Leu
rcnant colonel 9th Infantry; MAJOR Edward T. PEARSON
to be ncatcudntCOlOuc 21in lrfantfN
Captain George T. Head. Sd Infantry. To be major; Cap
tam IOnu H. Nndrews.Sth Infantry, to be mayor 2lt1 l-
fantry FIi, Lieutenant John j. Thompson. 81 lnian
nv to he cauta.n First Lieutenant Cyrus A. Earlest,
sth Infantry. 10 be captain; second Lieutenant Francis
f. Fremont 81 Infantry. nc first lieutenant; second
Lieutenant Stephen OCOnner 23d Infantry to be Hrst
lieutenant.
The President has appointed Alexander B. Andrews.
of Raleigh y. C.. a of the commission appointed
To examine report ;Orty miles OF completed road
the Northern Pacific Railroad In the Cascade Range,
vice kenney declined
The PO~tmastcrG General to-day appointed tne lOIIoW
ing fonrth-c!ass pOstmasters:
Tynpsslrania-At Nesquehoning. John p. Donahue: at
Slocum 6. w. SackhOuse.
Neo. York-At Crvsal Spring. Nelson sherwood; at De
Warren W Randall at NartlDvlle william Dorm
ned al POINT Chautauqua James e. Cone AT bennington
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
PROPOSED DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

MR. sPRINGER's REMEDY FOR THE CONTROVERSIES
BETWEEN THE EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYED.
washington. April 2G.-Mr. Springer intro
duced in tho House to-day bill TO establish DrpafF
ment Of Labor. Tie general duties OF the department
provled for by the bill are acquire and dinse among
the pcope useful information subjects conncc'eu
v labor I'm the most general and comprehensive sense
of that word, and especially upon its reatoh
TO capital, the hours Of labor. tho ea'h'hH'
OF laboring men and women. and the means
OF promoting their material social, lnteneo.u"
and moral prosperity In the department there sha pe
established a Commission Of Labor. consisting OF 'hree
members who shall be charged with the consideration
and settlement by OF arbitration when possible
OF all controversies between labor and capital Inc
Commissioner in charge OF the department shall ecee
salary OF 81 900, and no and two Assistant ConmiS-
soncrs to be appointed by the President shall const-
tutc the Commission OF Labor The Commission OF La
bor shall have power Investigate the causes OF all
controversies and disputes between labor and capital
whether such ysrses and dspiteS are shottou
for arbitration not AMI TO report thereoh to ''o
President VINO shall transmit the reports to Congress-
In all controversies dsturblnces which may Inter
fere with transit ami commerce between the states II
shall be the duty OF the Commission o. LABOR 20
act as board OF arbitration for the peace-
fnl settlement Of such controversies whenever ''o
conciliaory Offices OF said commission may Dc lhVoAeu
by the parties thereto Ard in all controversies between
laboring aad their emroycrS the c"hSeqleno's
which are confined within the lirS oi amy Htate anu
which may threaten dOmr-tic whence the
of sucn commission be rendered by the President
for purpose OF settling such controversies pJ hp
lion on suppcatiOn by the legislature o ~uch 'i' VI
o tne Executive when the Legislature cannot DC con-
vened. All questions submitted for arOir1tloh shaii
the decision or awaI shall have such effect only as pro
vdoa IN the OF submssion All awards S" ps
parties and copy shall bo rlnsnted to any colrt
1sh ch ma, be authorized take any action theteou
The proceedings Of the commission snail be pl"c' rN
cent when tue commissioners Ia cOnsntiti'n Inc
machinery il provided to enable the commissioners TO
.rfo flrlr
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
BLOOD DRAWN BY 4 STILET TO.
ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS FIGHTING on A STEAMER
FILTHY CO~DITIDN OF THE QUARTEhs.

ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS FIGHTING on A sfEhMEh-'
FILTHY CONDTIDN OF THE QUARIEhs.
The British tramp steamer Cilurnum arrived
Yesterday from Naples with 657 repul,ve-.ooAing
Italians. There men, women and children wlO
had been slowed limited quarters. the condition Of
which seemed "A great encroachment upon the sanitary
avs The Custom House officer who had charge Of tho
vessel remarked "rhey were the drticst and hiiest
people that permitted to disgrace our shoFcs
| never landed such a mean-looking class"
on the vessel IL stated that there was qnarr !
among the Italians nearly every day but Oh the morn
Ing Of April became "unpleasantly disagree tn.e
High words were nlst heard Detwee" decks, ant tth
followed what s"emed 10 be general row. witn y .
flow OF Italian profanity and piercing shricks Tor hrlp
Captain Mace aud his officers went below tpglirt no
nnuyrauis They f,u d Lorenzo Santlccid n-ui rhlhs
-tiiettO and under bis feel lay FrhN hdnj Wh' W.,
beedIug cuts IN the neck aud across tno
lore head R4aelo CuscO was a.so cut s!ishtS h 'he
hack OF The neck The officers locked up Lorenzo nn 1
Leonardo santucca, PietrO C.rnsels, Leonardo COreht
and Raiae,O COucO. The wuunis OF the two men ""te
dressed but those OF MaTanO were The most serious
mat IA the neck barely escaping the JusnaI Neh iho
wogDded men taken to the hospital lmmrddtry
after the vessels arrival The prisoners wer' tkr IN
charge Dy the harbOr police and taken Oei"r" Oh lei
states Commi Shields. VINO ordered them tt~eh -
the British Consul. lie unaoIe 10 take any oncih
cognzance case and the prisoners were IJcAel up
for the night.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
CHICAGO April 26 26-Charos Francis Adams. Jrr was
in the city last evening his return irom extended
trip TO the West. where hc has been looking over the
business OF Union Pacific Road Mr. Adams reports
no trouble on the road.
DIES MONIES, Iowa. April 26-rhe attorneys for the
boudholders OF the Des MJnes Osceola and southern
Railroad, which has been IN the hands OF receiver for
nearly year, have ncd In the United states Court In
this city bill OF foreclosure OF the three mortgages on
the o.d Tne MORTGAGES to 81 ,066.OOO OF
subsidies vote by the people aIoas the ln All Hen
holders tmrnt cred tors ami humorous other parties
claiming Interest In the property made defendants
MADISON. Wis. April 26.-An important suit was be
gun by the Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF Now
York in tho ULted States Court here last December
against the CHICAGO, ST. Paul AMI Omaha Railroad Com
pany subject s land grant in tho northwestern part
OF the state the lien OF $7J50J0 IN mortgage bonds
issued upon tho grant wlen it owned by tho
Chicago. Portage ami Superior Railway COMPANY The
grant embraces about iDDOOD acres an IL valued AZ
about T30JO.OOD. Tho bonds aud accumulated interest
amount about ~ OOOOOO Tho trial on tho original
will soOn follow ani will DO conducted ny sOmo Oh
the best lawyers In the country
GALVESTON. Tex, April pa bill OF foreclosure
against the Houston aud Texas Central Railroad Com
pany was filed In the United States Circuit Court here
to-day by the Farmers LOal aud Trust Company ~
New.Y0rk trustee IN the general mortgage The SUIT
the road 10 carly sale and embraces between
900 Ot choice lands, htdhtod
10 the company by the State Of Texas
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
THE CASE or SENATOR PAYNE.

WAsnINGroy, April % (>Dccia0.-1hc pre-
slcnt pro TEN OF the Senate to-day received from the
clerk OF the lower house the OHIO Legislature, cert
fed copy OF the report Of the commttco that has been
investigating election OF senator Payne, with re-
quest that the same before the Senate. 1t viii be
rather unpleasant duty for Mr. Sherman 70 pesH; an
indictment against hs venerable colleague. but he will
he compeed TO 30 So It will be order when the uOcu
cu,s are aid the Senate for Mr. Payne 10 arise
and ask an Investigation. but he VIII probably not d" so
In Ilar Gases formerly such has been the program
bur il is tho opinion mn Payncs friends that hc VII lei
the senate course without attemptirS 10
nrono:e or delay action II he does arise ask
an explanation the iocumouts will be referred tV the
cOmmit [ ee on Privileges and Lie ctiOns.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
RIGHT TO SELL STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT.
Tho General Term Of the CITY COnrt IN BrO0kly
RIrS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

Herman SPAIN and his wife, Marie Louise, ap-
pcaed Yesterday before Justice Van Brunt in the -upr 40
Conrt Special their Lawyers announced that they
were ready proceed with the trial on me ll-aous ot
cruelty the wife in hcr ser 10 her h-th c"'
plant hs suit abs'n'e divorce, Iheie wa. %" '
could Interpreter tnr Lang az ~ li VII"
being French and the vas teteoe a",hl"
spain who accDmp luird ~ 'r
nttle gr refused to speak 70 her ms ana ara
when ne attempted car,ss the ch al 81 pulled r away
and hasieued ont Il the NJ >nahn. VINO j. .
sk upchgp- of tas net the defendant In LYONS
aud married He afierwac chlr-ei her WIN nnu' m
colonel but mis- charge was i' -u-:
feinei ri recently hcd and ftr llT-i nf
cru.v va. reserved TO- tra al special term A~hbri
hitch and Ies NscLedn apD AIRED FOR tue pa III AM
A 4 Theodore co DDn 10. The dei' u iaui.
"a mot on the ord OF arrest the su M@y
Nestn agan-t Mary Knk oth"gN.,' known as NARY al-
OD1 which IL Is ALLEGED TIE ie.'n A 'l-
tai ed under flis- pretnccs Just c. Andrews ye- a r.
Gcfrudlnt ls comm pa ilr ii-
low RET jail IN dafa ait ~ 80 hail 20 is ,hae hil
she borroSei 900 from the pamtf ~ No mar l h'.
band hld inherited pr worth 40 0Ol N t.t ,'
wanted the exp nss OF law SUIT i Us '-
cav,ry eUF1 her for $3.50 ana ~ ntilf
Ioret for claimed to nave been adv me-
The defend ms fir has
now serving of I'VE years IN the Prnn-y vaA rem
tenuary -, ,,, . , f,,...,
Worrs from luorferng with the hyranf ued DF tf fot
the foot ~ one hundred anifN NY.
nftst ana OF the water supply was con nue
i Tufc. Andrews pending rgatOn 20 ascertain hDN nu'
) tie company Tor water
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHINGToN, April 26.-The leave Of abb
sence OF Major Lewis Merrill 7h Cavalry, has been
tended until further orders on account of disability.
Leave of First Lieutenant John Scott. 4th Infantry has
been extended one year account of sickness. The
leave OF second Lieutenant " F. Stoer 10th Infantry,
has been extended two months
Commander A. G. Kellogg has been ordered TO duty as
equipment officer a; the Washington Navy Yard
The following officers, having been found by Army re-
trng boards ncapactaed for active service on account
of disability have direction OF the President. been
placed The retired list of the Army: Captains Mason
Jackson tn Infantry Charles BendlTe lst cavalry J
scott Payne, 5h Cavalry, George W. Evans, 2lst In
fantry. Henry swee.ey 4th Cavalry. George T. Fooe,
sth Cavalry. W Wiam Mitchell. 81 Inantry, and Johh
whitney, llth Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAshINGTOS, Monday, April 20. los6
pension FOR DEAFyEss.-scu2tor sawyer to-day IL
troduced nil 70 increase Of pension for .otal
deafness 10 $50 per month aud for partial dcAcss 10
prUpOrtionate amount.
CoUIu OF CLAIMS DEcIsION.-Tho Court o. Claims to-
day rendered decision in tine OF t. schSeitzer
against United states 10 the effect that tho GJyoru-
mcn lie hel' Liable for the bonds issuet 10y INC
Provisional Government Of tue state OF eOrga IN 500
to aid ~ the construction OF tho brunswick ana Aiplny
Railroad.
SILVER STATIsT.Cs-rhe issue OF standard silver lol
a-s from the during The week ended April .. was
> 96.OJ2. 1he i-ue during the corresponding IeOi OF
LAST year was $lO2.39S. Inc shipments Oi fractional
silver coin since April amount t. S2JJ.13
MAIL SERVICE CONTRACIs.-Thc second Assistant
Po.tmastcr-General to-day made awards OF racts
for steamboat route mail service from Jny l.
prox under miscellaneous advertisement Of last Feb
ru ry service 600 routes In tho var
Gus states and Territories.
SOLDIERS THANKED.-Acting Secretary Fairchd has
written 10 the Secretary OF War and tho Collector Of
Customs Corpus thrlsi. Tex, Expressing the thanks
OF the Treasury Dep ,rment Tor the valuable assistance
rendered By two companies OF Unte States Infantry,
COMMANDED by Major T. +. Barnard In protecting Gov
property at Corpus Christi the occasion OF
the riot there AprlI IL
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
DID HE MURDER THE BOY?
A MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING YOUNG SWISS
FOR HIS LIFE INSURANCE.

FOR HIS LIFE INSURANCE.
Sr. LOUIS, April 26 lSpcciaA. A.-Charles Ohlen-
dorf OF Chicago. WAS arrested here to-day the
charge OF killing Arnold Taggi, boy.
for the purpose Of securing his life
Insurance, which made payable TO Ohlendorf.
Ohlerdorfs story Is as follows: AT Rock Island he
bought ha loat with the intention OF going hunting
and fishing IN Arkansas. lie hOated down the t. Louis
where nc arrived April l3. He wanted "A companion
aud went to an intelligence Office where he met tho
Swiss boy Tagcl. who ha just arrived NON rope AID
wlslooAins fora tuaton He hired him Tor IL mon th
They won't t. the North American Insurance ohice.
where they detained two policies for $1,000 caeh Ills
policy was maio payable to Iaggh and the iatters
policy WAS dc payable to his employer The next
day they too out S. 900 in the Travellers OF Hart
ford. Taggl paid for all the policies. The mex
day they loAfed the boat and foated down toward
Arkansas On tho night OF Apr u while Taggli slept
the boat So ak Grand Tower, ILL., The door Of the
eompartmoN had Leen nailed up and Ohlendorf said he
escaped only by breaking through the roof and did not
have tmo to waken his companion. The boat.
he SAYS came up In short time and fOated down TO
Commerce. = where the authorities recovered Tagglrs
body An inquest held and 1t was found that there
were numerous wounds upon IT, Ohendorf will lie held
and the body exhumed OhlendOrf Is German, twenty
five years Old and shrewd talker. lie is much detected
over his arrest,
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
prp,,pr1c,X cA,rFArGS COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON. April 26.-Rcprcscniative Me-
Coras Of Maryland secretary Of tho JOINT RepnDl-
can caucus who was authorized receive the namci OF
the Congressional l'nign Committee, when selected
by the respective State delegations reports the oHo"'
ing committee. which VIII specially meet ant orSanI'
California, c. " FeIto1; Colorado, George @. Symes
Connecticut. Joseph T. IIawley Illinol', Jos'p' t.
Cannon Indiana. George ". steele; Iowa Jah-' r.
" lson; Kansas, ruomas Ryan; Kentucky, william IL.
WaiswOrfh: Ma'ne. e. A. B0ntellr; Maryland, L0u' J.
NrComas; VI issachusetts. William ". Rice Mich an
Thomas W. Palmer: Nnuesott. John y. GiLin
Missouri william Warner; Nebraska. Genrg' -. J."
Dorsey; Nevada. william Wooibnrn; New-iAlnp.hirr'
IT. " Hlair; Sc-v-Jerscy. william :. :, well ; eI-
York Henry G. Bureieh North Carolina, James l.
O'Iara: ONO Albert c. Thompson; Oregon.J y -" ph'
Pennsy lyana, Henry IL. Bingham; Rhode Island, Ne-
son W. AlGrich; ~neth Carolina. Robert Smalls; Ten
ncssce r. G. Hnuk; vermont, J' In W.: etewrt VIZ
ruia. William MHhone; West NTguil, Nathan CO.. III
~ lsconsin. Lucicu l CtsWeli, Arizona, e G. Bean !;
Dakota, O. = G.GOrl, WYomi =, Joseph VI. Care.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
NgRDEP or 4 FLAGMAN.
FOUND Dad AND ROBBED IN HIS sHANTY.
EIGHT rRAMPs ARRESTED or SUSPICION OF FILL
ING GILBERT DYCKMAN.

EIGHT TRAMPS ARRESTED on SUSPICION OF FILL
ING GILBERT DYCXMAN.
BARPYT w, April 2G.-Dcnnis Bracken and
Gilbert Dys..nan were fa,men on tho Hudson RIVER
Raroad ing turns doing night and day duty week
on and q VIZ of. The flag shanty where they were
employed is lust north OF Rhinebeck Tunnel. In the
early part he evening oil his friends GrOppel In
ths shauty. IS was their wont, to chat with him. Ihey
were Henry Ichg-ll German; Louis Ehler' IT, son
ofNam , Astors, farmer, and Michael Cunningham
Ehlers and amin CHAM remained till $50 p. m Mlci-
gell havine aged only ten minutes Dennis Braeken
was also IN the shAnty at p me- and then went To hs
home ONLY wenty rods Off where be and his daughter.
Mary age SCI suteeu lives Bracken up htte after
} a. M aud ~ frclgit train coming south past the
shauty, aad remarked 1t singular that Dycknan
was not outside tagging It. lie thought he
might be a. p and walked to the shanty % see
about II. tn dO)r sL.t anl lachcd IL 0Pencl II
and saw Gi ert Dyckman halfstng. hali-icanlng on
board his = stretched ont feet resting Oh box.
right han slny lump by MS side "ni thr rig
heal abOIt an apOVe the eye crishei III anu
his law brOk, J.. of the finger TO the wound IN
the mead ed the skull was badly br0Ken Inc
north wind, spatteced with Dooi was also the
south window, and blood and brains wero on the dead
nagmans clothing. lie had been struck TO all appear
while doing ana waline for the tralu his
silver huhtin cease watch with silver chalh was gone
aud Of pOckelDooks that he always carried was
also gone.
Coroner UOOkin CHAM was sur imored ani an inquest
brought Ou' the foregoing facts The Jury rendered
verdict thar . came to his death by blows from some
sharp instrIaicut. administered by some person OF
person unkrown The murder i believed to have been
ramps and thus far eight nave been arrested
Every Will be thoroughly examined.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
TAXING COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

WAsnING1oS, April 26 (Speadb.-ln the
Senate to-day sir ingalls, introduced the following bil
which, presumably Is for the protection OF merchants
doing business IN the District of Columbia:
Commercial saiesmen snail each pay annually 500.
Every person who offers for sale goods. wares or
merchandise by card, catalogue. sample description or
Tor ure delivery shall be regarded as com
Inerclal salesman. aud ihe collected as license
fees commercial and sample merchants during
the current license year. and above 800 each
perrOn subect to provided tor ia this b. shall
be refunded 10 the parties who have PAID the same or
their duly authorized representatives.
No license shall issue to any commercial salesman for
less an one year from date OF issue, shall the
license be sssgnabe transferable without the con-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
EHRORS IN THE GAS BILL.
DELAY CAUSED BY ENGROssING CLERKS.
A LARGE VOTE IN FAVOR OF CALLING 1T UP IN


LARGE VOTE IN FAVOR OF CALLING 1T Up IN
THE ASSEMBLY TO-DAY.
ALBANr, April 2G Especial Speaker Hustled
decided tonight not to call the bill to lower the price
OF gas New-YOrk ard Brooklyn. as 1t had been dir
covered that made in engrossng the
bill In the nate Ex-senator Thomas, who drew up
the measure. began to make thorough examna-
ton 1t any defects in it, The friends OF
the thiIk good strategy not to press vote
upon IT, but gain supporters for 10 In the Assembly.
Tonight al the AssemDymeD received circular from
the Gas Consumers Assoc alton Of New-York asking
them to vote for the bill Its history given 1t was
stated the n mad been prepared under the direction
OF tho association every provision OF 1t having been
suggested by tho embers The circular denies the
statement OF Assemblyman James Haggerty that ex-
Senator Thomas had acted rs an attorney o he Con'o-
dated Gas Company I'm preparing the Dill IL says ::
several me etngs held at which the various sec
tons we're fully discussed and when finally approved
Edward g. Thomas wa. requested to hand 1t 10 Senator
Murphy and Assemblymsn Cantor for introduction IN
the Legislature. Senator Thomas's connection with
this bill has therefore the representative OF the
gas consumers and not OF the gas compaIies."
Speaker Hnsted mado all the necessary
parliamentary arrlngement! for bringing bringing up
take this step lie moved that rule II be suspended 10
order that the hill may be considered ahead OF all the
other bills the order Of their reading The motion
adopted by vote ofo1 10 2 The neeaiive votes
Assembyman Brennan Of Vow York Large - @ the % yoie
in The air tive =, II Is no indication OF the tenIfr
of the Assembly ard the bill. Many Of the New-lOrk
Assemhymen In the affirmative after considerable
hesitation, II Is said that the Standard Gas Company
whose bll row in the Governors hands, are opposing
the Gas Cons lmers' bill
hsscmbiyn an Hamilton gave notice OF his intention
20 ak ~ o. The rules for the purpose OF pass
ing imiIpG lter usor laulYs bill lowering The price
OF gas I'm NcH-Yo.I "a II - thousand feet and Sena
tor 1turphy's bill. authorizing toe appointment OF
commission supervise the manufacture and sale OF
gas.
senator TT pharen. who some time ago introduced "a a
b'll repeai.. tho charter OF the COnsO dated Gas
N.r- iuf "A
p.aiug tho act under which that consolidation WAS
nude.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
MOB. VICIOUS HORSES SUBDUED.

Professor Gleason appeared last night, after
his sunday rest at Cosmopolitan Hail. and won an easy
victor over three four vicious horses The first sub
ject Was a highly nervous booded horse belonging to
E. L. Davidson and soon becamea dOcile as setter dog
nervous OlaoA horse, which had been n runaway.
was afterward brought on with four year-old colt be-
longing Mr. CeDOs, which had AN aversion TO backing
This fault was easily overcome. Ihc runaway was
afraid at paper the floor strewn with H. Inc
double Bon parte bridle soon had him trampng
over 1t and letting 1t he thrown IN his face.
This evening, a kicker. puro and simple, belonging
to Mr. Pnney of the ROssmOre Hotel VII he handed,
and after the exhibition lcctdre Will Do gveu ny the
Professor on some points about training horses not
touched on before Mr.. Gleason sent check for 500
Yesterday 20 Amos j. Cummings, president OF the
New-York Press Club, for the Cemetery Plot Fund.