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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

The vote that resulted in the defeat OF
Gladstone's Home Rule Bill showed the
remarkable strength of the British senti-
ment in favor of Ireland's liberation from
her political thraldom! The dissolution OF
Parliament that follows SO quickly on its
heels, in order that the sense of the
voters may be taken on the question,
shows, too, how much more speedily the
popular impulse is felt, under the English
system of Government than it can be here.
In this country we elect our ralers for four
years; and we have to abide By their solu-
ton Of the great national questions that
are Unexpectedly put before them. In
England, the moment the House of Com
mons refuses to adopt given policy on
any overtowering national problem, the
members are sent to their homes. The
rulers appeal to the country, and, in elect
ing new members, the constituents have
chance to express their wishes with
direct reference to the pending issue. 1t,
now, the Home Rule policy is supported
by majority of the members of the new
House of Commons, it will be enforced. If
the majority are against it, it will have to
Re abandoned. The English system of
government forbids the possibility OF the
people being obliged to accept reform
they do not desire. The kingdom is about
entering upon one of the most eSciting
elections its history has ever known; it is
likely that the outcome of it will be an
even more liberal scheme for Irish Govern
ment than that which has just been over
thrown.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13
A 3. & O.aRumor.

It was reported last evening that conl
tract had been signed yesterday betweej
the New Jersey Central Railroad and thu
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companies
by which the Baltimore and Ohio is to b
permitted to make its way to New Yorl
over the New Jersey Central's tracks. I
was also said that B. & o. passenger train
would be run over the road next month
The rumor could not be authenticated.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

The jersey City Athletic Club has Sc
cured Mr.. 4. E. Myers, the champion
Alpha Rink next Thursday night. The pro-
and all who desire seats should get their
tickets early. Besides Myers, two cham
pion athletes Of America win participate
In the entertainment.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

"Hold-O ver-Shaler," as he was called,
when he ran q bluegrass stone-yard in
Hoboken, from his fondness for getting
into an Office and refusing to get out of it
until the law kicked him out, has sprung
an equally novel theory upon the New
Workers. The Mayor having cited him to
show cause why he should not be removed
for malfeasance in Office, he sets up the
defence that he cannot be removed because
he did not "malfease' in the particular
Office mentioned. This is about equal to
the celebrated plea of Jenny Twitcher, :
who held that he could not be indicted
for stealing eggs because nothing was
found in his possession but egg-shells.
Pursuing Mr.. Shaler's theory to its logical
conclusion the professional burglar will
hold that he cannot be convicted of rob-
blng John Smiths house because he did
not rob Bill Jones's premises, when he
might have done SO with equal facility. In
fact, there is no limit to the vista Mr..
Shaler has opened to the view OF the big
and little rascals of the country.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

The Sunday School Of the Lafayette NJ.
E. church went on its annual excursion to
Oseawana Island, yesterday; 500 happy ex-
cursionists crowded the steamer General
Sedgwiok, and sailed up the Hudson for q
day Of enjoyment. Rev. Mr.. Hoagland
was everywhere at once, seeing to the well
fare Of bis dock.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

Here is suggestion for the American
public. Canada will not allow American
fishermen in her waters, and wants to for
get about it; now let the people of the
United States boycott Canadian fish. That
will hit the Canadian fools just where they
win feel it.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

The annual Summernlght's festival od
Industry Council, No. IS, Junior o. U. AN. ]
will be held at Poh.mann's Pavilion on
Wednesday, June 16. Tickets admitting
gent and ladies, 25 cents. Music by Prof.
Dwyer. Dancing to commence at P. n.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

Mayor Kerr has struck another good idea
connectlon with the municipal govern
m6ht. It is that bills incurred last year
shall not be paid from thi, years appro-
priations. When Mayor Timken went out
of Office he wrote letter to the press in
which he called attention to the fact that
while some of the appropriations had been
oyerdrawn, those funds over which he had
control had not been exceeded. He did
not explain that this Arcadian stage had
been attained by the simple process of not
paying the debts incurred As the bills
in they were placed on the 'aay-over"
file and the creditors were quietly told that
they would have to wait. It is the effort
to pay these bills out of the funds pro-
vided for the current year that Mayor Kerr
has checked. There are over three thou
Band dollars worth of them, tolerably
neat deficiency to be charged to accounts
which Mayor Thinker boosted had not been
overdrawn. Under the circumstances
there was but one proper way to meet
these bills: The Tax Commissioners should
have created deficiency account and
added to the tax levy sufficient amount
to meet them. This they refused to do,
taking the bread ground that if the Alder
men had exceeded the appropriations they
were guilty Of malfeasance and should
take the consequences. This was rather
an extreme view, for in Justice to the
Aldermen it should be said that all the
claims are probably legitimate and not 80
much in excess of the appropriations as
appears on the face of them. Bills from the
previous year we're paid out of last years
moneys and, in addition, there was dead
lock of a month twelve months ago during
which the streets were cleaned by days
work and the appropriation only covered
the amount of the sontrsct made for the
subsequent time. Other work was done
in the same fashion, and thus it was that
both ends could not be made to meet.
Mayor Timken should have stated these
facts and SO compelled the Tax Commits
sioners to provide for the deficiency. But
he made a mistake in the matter, being
confident of reelection, which proved
to be another little mistake. Now, .the
Aldermen who listened to him must face
the dilemma. AS for their creditors, their
only recourse seems to be to act on Mayor
Kerr's suggestion and sue the city.
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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

The chief business of our Republican
exchanges nowadays is to convince the
Prohibitionists that they shouldn't make
Independent nominations in the Assembly
Districts. ALI the samee, they will go
right on doing it. and take anywhere from
20, 900 to $4,000 votes for their men in the
Fall, too.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13
And ssill Another Clnb House.

The Carteret Club is considering the
advisability of purchasing their present
quarters and erecting handsome new
clubhouse on the site.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

The Journal was very angry the other
day because, by giving bail to answer to
the Grand Jury, DR.. Watson deprived it of
Its opportunity to serve up another dish
of dog meat for the community.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

One Of the arguments used against
Home Rule in Ireland was that its estab-
nshment would enable Catholics to Cypress
Orangemen. The events Of the last n
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

Herr Most forgot him himself. Why
didn't he boycott the penitentiary?
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

days in Belfast would seem to indicate
that the Orapgemen are abnndantly able
to take care of themselves. If Catholics
had been guilty of such oatrages what
q howl the indignant Britons would have
set up But if the defeat of the Home
Rule bill led to such excuses, we shudder
to think hat the 'shelpless" Orangemen
would have done if the bill had passed.
Nothing short of the sinking of Ireland
could have satisfied them.
Alderman Londrigan of Hoboken, started
a novel feature in legislation the other
night, when Mayor Kerr vetoed certain
bills for the payment of which no provision
had been made. 1t was that as necessity
knows no law the bills should be paid in
defiance of law. Mr.. Londrigan's we'll
known eccentricities might serve him as
: Tense in such case, but the other seven
ermeia are not SO fortunate. gk.y woald
probably brir mr. at Trenton. Necessity
in this cas- ow any law but il
would be very likely to secure speedy in
PRODUCTION to more law than it would care
to know.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13

We observe that all the old-time kickers
were at the meeting held Friday evening to
talk about the Washington street tunnel
scheme. Their one idea is to "down"
somebody and help somebody else and as
the tunnel idea is minus the downing fea-
ture, they are opposed to it. On the other
hand, the tunnel project is endorsed by
the leading business men in the commu.
nity-many, like ex-Mayor Seidler, who
were warmly for the bridge, but are now
for the tunnel as the most likely thing
attainable. The tunnel should be built as
soon as possible, to shut off the clamor of
the demagogues.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13
ED. |

Under Sheriff
rested ex-Police
on awrit of ne
awaiting the fu
McHorney few
ond time. His vi
several children Of
says, fomented disa
tic disturbances til
affections. Some tin
a suit against him for
leging cruel treatmeI
the Chaneallor directed
sci fee and alimony to
money was to- have beei<
Before the day, was oy
Wright pounced down up
him away ON writ that hi
his hands by her lawyer -
has not transpired why
chance to make the settla +.
ordered him to make, and
Wright seems to be of the nd<
arrest was, to say the least, litfic
ture. McHorney claims that the wi
adventures, who has already had two,
bands. One of them, he declares
drove to suici&e. OF the death of the
ond he seems to have serious doubts. E
has retained Assemblyman Corbin to ma.
application tomorrow to the Chancellor
have the writ on which he is held set asid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10
sEFp OF MoRs sASIrART INSPECTORS

yEED OF MORE SANIIAhI INoTECiOHS'
The Board of Directors OF the Sanitary AN Society
mat vest, ray Afternoon at No "a Nassau st. President
kiliaen Van Rensselaer, presided Two years ago there
vers only ften health inspectors employed ia this city,
together wh tpirty sanitary Tuice. me DanT ., ~
socistv bill was passed. ny tho egi-at rr raising the
number OF IhspectOrs TO tbriyhve nst year tne o'ru
of AM dos the numhor 10 twenty tbr~e
seven OF whom are doctors. II vas decided yrsnr Jay
10 authors rs Lie Board MyDagrrs 10 confer win The
Boar OF Heal h Board OF Apporuonment III IeKar
TO lie - o having about hfty Inspectors Or NJ
least haviL the number raised. rs tho "rce now o'n
pioyed Is altogether TOO small The society uhs no"
Il, treasury SAG 81. Tbs bOardi ,e-h0usr at 20.
Doyer-s since It mas beun under the nthakomeit vi
its pre- ont superintendent has he:n seli-sunpofnni
Ab.ut eshtycisht bed are occur isa rsay u,s ss
1000 mon have brcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "oi' ''S"' w"
opened in April, 1883.
The Society of Medical Jurisprudence ana state Mear
cine held regular meeting last night at the Academy
OF Medicine No - West Tbrtyfrstst. me counhttee
appointed by the society to devise means 10 au tc Doa
n wholesome food and drink reported at length npon
what the Board Of Health had done WIN . ats
special officers mp to January iase'
when its force cut down. owing TO reduced aPPo
OF the Board OF Estimate that the subdivision was All u
necessary and cumbrous bureau aud presented rcsou
ton that a committee he appointed TO urge upon tne
Board of Estimate the necessity for sunicient
anprupriation 10 enable the Health Board to EN-.
ploy the following officers In the detection OF aduerateo
and contaminated food and drink -Four mix inspectors
nino inspectors, six fruit inspectors one nsh III
spector and chemist. Alter warm discussion OF Tic
report il was laid upon the table by vote OF IL to D.
The following officers were elected President hihos W.
Hull; vice president DR. f. G. HARDWOOD secretary Dr
f. g. epitzka; assistant secretary, W. l. Danlel; COT
responding secretary. Dr. j. f. Chauveau treasurer Dr.
r. C. NJ Page trustees, W. H. kitchel, s. " Cooper
D. Mel. Shaw, f. II. Bonn, Dr. N h; BTU, Dr. W.
McIaury Dr. A. NJ. Jacobus and Dr. ii. j. Bodt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10
BROOKLYN.

Mrs Daly who recently died. left Request OF $4,000 TO
the Graham Home for Aged Women In Wasmncton-a'e
Tho funeral OF ex.Asemblyman DAVID Lindsay was at
tended by many prominent persons yesterday at No ~ ELM
81, Richardson conducted the services ana
the burial Cypress Hills Cemetery.
Redfed Chandler nephew OF Admiral Chandler VINO re
Gently the position OF index clerk In the Navy a
has renstaad by Secretary whitney nc resigned oe
cause Of q disagreement with Lieutenant Hunker
Christopher Hechxt of No 200 schoe.st was arrested
upon charge Of yesterday. two hrns havnk mvs
terousy broken out In his house ne was neia i H.
the house u the me Of the hres
aniei Mortsry patient IN the Long Island College LOS
pita with pate knee cap the edges OF "hcn
subjected TO an operation yester ny
DIR Wight IN which rough edges or the zone were
smoothe and then united WIRE ltis expected
thai he will recover the entire use Of his leg.
Edmund Couroy of IA Duffeld-s who weighs about
2b hounds while and teny gazing al the scene on
the stage fell gallery rail on "Wednesday ~ It IN
HYDE Rehmas Theatre He struck In an empty orchestra
seal about ten feet and broke it and his right arm
woman tainted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

John Donnelen OF gang Of men in the Pennsyl-
shops thrown from uan yeslef-
day on the lack meadows and seriously injured
Burglars Weinesd night broke into the cabin OF the
schunpsr Annie Palmer, NDeeentieL, and got away
with 500 ~ money and gold watch belonging to Captain
WI am HUimeA r,--,,
Articles of incorporation OF the United staaes Railway Com
papy were led yesterday the county clcrss Office The
the construction, equipment
operation oi railways IN ami the
and r0ilng stock Inc caihai
stock 100000 rhe corpoiatrs Aro Janes summons
G. b. Toe Thomas n. Brown. George H. TOdei and James
Wilson,
William Brennan. seventeen, was arrested yesterday
tor Stealing jewolry Mrs Eliza Waiss
al NO pomery Last october Brennan
was arrested stlbbng and killing Tnonas Biatton
of No $50 Erie ST. ball pending trial There
is also charge against HIN of attempting 10 rob honas
oil Firstave, Newiork lie was sent 10 the
county jail pending trial on these three charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

The pronr,eor Of chrystiest livery stable yesterday
claimed the which found at broadway ana As
place Wednesday night dragging one SHAFT OF
sleigh. said two men who had hircd inc hois
| sleigh ride reported that 1t away in secondave
freight train OF the Hudson River Railroad cut an "n
known man TO pieces at Eleventhave and ihr'y.ni'
yesterday. The fragments were gathered up oy INC
sent TO the Morgue
Anton Huebler chief of police and two Aldermen OF "
Ius visited Murray Police Headquarters
yesterday about the police methods OF TINS CITY,
dumb waiter at No 100 Fast Eighteenth-st YESTERDAY
descended upon head of George smith, Of No OIL eahu
st.. Brooklyn. and injured him seriously
The police inspectors captains yesterday decided TO
have their annual dinner Delmoncos on January H.
box of delcaces sent froa England by the mother OF
Maxwell the condemned murderer In St. Louis was admit
ted AT tho custom House yesterday Of duty by order OF
Secretary Manning.
The sailing OF the westenland has been postponed from
Saturday to Sunday. December IL, at m.
John D. lawson John E. BrodsKy and Theron g. Strong.
OF the committee appointed investigate the charges against
anan Michael Creeap met yester lay In the ofce
Of Root Strong No. 45 Wliams and decided 10 nce' on
Monday evening the Cooper Union They VIII also meet
on the following wednesday and Friday evenings neces
sary.
Beginning orning dolls sale for tho dement, OF 'ne
Virginia Day Nursery will be given at the house OF MiA
Arthur NJ Dodge No. 70 East Thirtvourthst Dolls In cos
tunes embroideries imported rom RUSSIA VIII
be features Of the which will be open from 10 m 70
p. m 10 day ana tonorrow.
The Executive Committee Of the National Association OF
Trong Horse which to meet az No. broad'
way at noon yesterday did have quorum present and
postponed the election officers the ensuing year I'LL To-
day.
The last lot Of fine consignment Of antique and modern
Oriental rugs carpets. hanengs poreres etc. Will DC us
posed OF to-day Moores auction rooms NO 1o
Fifthave.
William Bambury who lives at MISUNDERSTANDING
thirst and Tentave. has been afflicted recently WIN
wiics heart out or his own AT 'ehersoh
Market Court yesterday he was committed or meca
examination.
julius wid charged murder of George schimmel
the grog shop keeper 2i6 West Twenty nntht was
yesterday Coroner Levy TO await the action Oh
| the Grand Jury.
With the OF December the Audubon Society Tor the FRO
lection OF Birds seventeenth thousand OF en-
rolled members There connected with MEM
ershp in the society," which local secretary IN every
town in the land Information be had by addressing Tie
| Audubon society. No 40 rarK row.
The Guion aud Cunar lines yesterday reduced the
price Of prepaid tickets from the old country to
thus putting English atlantic lines on the same
4 footing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10
RAD wEATHER FOR sLEIGHIy0.

The warm weather days has caused the
70 rapidly and has already destroyed the seghng
anove the Park oadhouse Keepers are down in the mouth
the owners OF unhappy Yesterday there
oni the PARK however and tie roa
drivers themselves as BEST they could there ii
W. s s,,,I mat ali Old guard were out. There was
my o t nn.r dryipg goolookng bay geldiDg; John
ouinn behind the chestnut MARI i@mpsn MALI sidor
pulling ribbons over Nozzle HARRIS ana Minute
Warner, gray haired " I'D sokes behind MS Dack geld
Inv and Nathan suaus with his team OIL pay mares.
roadv ay had cleared OF snow an laf as wenhrst
st On Wednesday night Last the sect Cl.aninE pe.
and disposed Of TIE snow se lar
Thirty II also completed ATS work In Fourteenth
St and continued In Twenlynirdst There were 200 carts
And 80 The contractors who have TIE cleaning
OF down had about 40V carts and the same Lun
Der u men at WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10
roR rHE RkLIEP or THE DksrIrUrE BLINn

FOR TEE RELTEP OF THE DESTITUTE BLIND
number Of ladies interested In the Society for the
Relief of tho Destitute Blind Of the City OF New-York aud
its Vicinity opened tner annual fair yesterday Mt the
Hotel Brunswick The rooms occupied by tho far arc
taseuy decorated ~itnpslms and cut no"ers aud tue
tabl.s are oadsd with handsome articles OF kinds
,,c ara oncrcd for sale Mrs. August Belmont, MIRA
On ries rerry man aud Mrs Jonn o. h~cksbcer Preside
ovar me table; Mrs T. ID. Wessr Mrs " b. Hall ani
Mr. r. Ludirw nave q second; Mrs Abcrcronibie. Mrs
Ossood aud Mrs. Kemhe tbiid; M's. lDu,so Taylor
and Mira Frank wife u fourth; MIS-. Beujaiun. Miss
Prstt and Mrs Rhoies another; ard Mss Susie Hod
man del cous and In, gor"tns vands to all
need of refrs .hment number or pretty bonnets ana
lace. yere aiso s,ld by Mrs. william atn.
The Rooms wero crowded all dsv YESTERDAY ann arte
Que fourtb-st Among the vi>ior. yestcf
day we're Mrs. Stevens. MIRA. henry Ciews, MIS- r.
Sloan. and MI Heron Allen. The far Will continue
until 10 .. m to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10
NEWARK.

Thomas Csvanagh age sixteen living with his parents at
No l2S rheest, arrested last evening on charge
Oscar .arnett an Iron FOUNDER by whom
he had clerk. The amount enbeZLlei IL
ABOUT $40 Cavanagh confessed the enOezIenen AMI WAS
locked up.
on Backford ortytwo found dead In the rear OF
his house No Wanutst evening IL is supposed
that death caused Dy heart disease
The Common Council aud other officials visited
yesterday unimproved city property CONSISTING OF about
ABOUT the Chatham street RESERVOIR IL
has been proposed dedicate And et the properly &she Tor
future puOhc para The Aquelnct o1iu SonDis-
II the idea VI the board 10
Mace storage reservoir property which would occupy
nbunt thirty acres.
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Appended BsoA USE BE osEYED ORDERS

Joseph b. Baker. appraiser. and George II. Holman,
assistant appraiser, at Philadelphia; f. A. Hoffman, APP
prsiser at Chicago and A Stern appraiser at Boston,
ben I'm this city for some time under orders from
fhs sesretary OF the Treasury In consultation with the
APPRAISER at this port regarding the establishment OF
Spform system OF appraselent for all the ports OF
sntry Of tbe country Yesterday they visited the Barge
ONE ana there an inspector IN uniform was sent Win
ss, 70 asfie Garden which place they desired ~ see
The sstenan at Castle Garden having received orders
sdmt no visitors let the Inspector 30 H. Dut e
sstean was ughy handled by one OF the WISHING ap
SrSs.rs Finally they obtained adinapce ana repGftea
Re case To Commissioner Stephenson They asserted tnA
fhe gateman WAS insolent and he was suspended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PREKsKIII~-The funeral Of Reuben Smith, who died on
Monlay place yesterday lie was wholesale carpet
usaler IN New OK Tor many years
NEw RocHELLR.-Wiiiiam Davis, brakeman was killed
Yesterday head coming IN contact Win te ne" prdgc
lust below the station.
TUcKAHoR.-The husband OF Mrs Ann Eliza Young was
lett with little property
III ~ Sr.da az dwnded rends TOOK steps 10
have ,er provided at county honsc she repeatedly
I'D she would Yesterday as shc was
entering the Poor House GROUNDS she suddenly died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10
oHAxGxs TO BE MADE AT THE NAVY YARD

An important change made In the Navy Yard at
she beginning Of the All the stores In the yard
ere be the Clothing and Provision Bureau
and Pay Director John H. Stevenson will be made store
Keeper He his clerks will occupy tho large receiving
store building where the Construction and Equipment
6eusrtments now are. aud these will be removed 70 the
rdnaDce and Navigation Building The sail loft VIII be
coyed 10 the Norfolk yard Most OF the clerks now In
Skoee de partlnents will he under Mr.. Stevenson