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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
PROMOTIONS AT rue sUB-TREAsURY.

Several promotions and appointments were an
nOunced Mt the Sub-Treasury yesterday. The pro-
motion Of William Sherer to the office Of cashier IN
the place OF j. NJ. Floyd. made at the beginning
of the month. NJ L. Muheman who has had a long
experience in the Treasury Department, has been
appointed successor 10 MIR. Sherer as Deputy AS
sstalt Treasurer. The other promotions are these +;
EW Hale chief Of the coin division: Philip d. Gulager
division; George W. MarlOr. chief OF
eeving division Henry W. Jackson chief of minor com
division aud among the clerkshps william T. colgate
and Edward A. Bliss advanced to $500 salaries
Jeremiah NJ Smith 81 100 Joseph Scarborough. John
WiDchci : b. Terry and ". VI. Lindsay to $1,000, HW.
Field, ir, W. d. Hawkins, J.. f. Lee. IL. y. Glover ana
L. T. Farnham TO $500 L. {. Freeman aud +. H.
Myers 10 81 700 r. j. Campbell ana W. IT, Lvnn jr., TO
81 GOO A. j. Trace and ". J. Meade - $1,000.
The most Of these changes are promotions from
one grade TO the next higher The new appoint
ments are f. b. Oakley and John !. Kane TO 81 400
cIerkshlps, and {. j. lnce to a 81 900 pace. The
announcement made the day a Good Friday at the
Sub treasury. and the building was bubb ling with
good hunOr from tho Assistant Treasurer's room TO
the OuteImost door, where the venerable custodian
politely sauted both the coming and the departing
visitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
PRAISE FOE f. " J. HURST

At the recent annual meeting of the National
Steamship Company. r. W. j. Hurst the manager OF the
line IN this CITY, was compmented in the secretary's
report follows:
due 10 Mr.. Hurst. who has long and faithfully
represented the COMPANY
iutO thorough cooperation with make such
necessary tO reduce expenses which since 10y
ally carried out resulting In saving tins year Kl3 900
We carmel dividend wh.cI. II Is
only because We have reduced our liabilities.
The National Line steamer America, which was the
first OF the vessels chartered by the British Government
last to act swift armed cruisers Will shortly re-
sumo her position ia the Atlantic passenger trade she
Will leave New York for Liverpool april Il aud every
four weeks thereafter taking her place In Joint ex
press service with the Anchor Line steamer CITY Of
Rome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

"Can nsc your light =" asked gentleman
who stepped NJ a cigar stand in an uptown hotel last
night the out of the alcohol pot aud pro
cceded to use II "a Ignite hi, weed
You can" said TIE attendant, who recognized the
inquirer rs constant Iaron OF bis light but not OF hs
eignrs. 4" u It wOlld he any accommodation, might
furnish you with pipe stcW you cout sip little at
the alcohol u might flesh yod iOr another poll
that tough clear have IN month. Como often
ard hring yOus cigars with you. We furnish Light tree
always. All, 50 long"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
MR. GOULD NOT CONCERNED IN FTLIBUSTERING.
L., ~. E..,,r. n

w. +. Gould, who is accused by the Fourth
Narders being the who hired them to to Gem
tral America. said TO a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday
1.-The Fourth Warders lie. did not hire them When
General DelgadO here introduced David Wallace
u him DegadO was going back TO Honduras and he
thought by the time OF his arrival that the country
would be In the possession OF HIS friends Wallace was
leave this country account OF the DOOrety
he had obtained through the Marion Ray aflSir and
thought he would Ike to 10 Central America. Del
gsdO told him that he eOud not take him. but that II lie
chose To follow Honduras he would hud employment
for him here and that he might bring his friends II lie
wanted to- The party that WAS gathered by Wallace and
Halliday 10 down TO Central America WAS collected
their responsibility. Delgado knows nothing OF
the affair except what lie has seen in the newspapers
since he has been at Key West. AS for me, dld not
hire the organize tue expedition" Mr. Gould Ia
grand nephew OF Joel Barlow, who was Minister
the Court OF the First Napoleon He is OF good family
and or literary turn OF mind. He s now helping eG-
President Soto IN the English translation OF his history
of Ceat ralA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Broadway Railway investigation, room No. 43 Federal
Building IL a. III. Co.,,
Sale Of Morgan collection. American Art Galleries.
$50 p.
Chamber Of Commerce special meeting. r. m.
Brooklyn Athletic Association games. Madison square
schaefer-viguaux billiard match, Cosmopolitan Hail.
y. nj. pr4aro
Meeting OF property-owners relative TO Hlgn bruse
Park, No. 90 Nassau-st, p. NJ.
Thirteen Club dinner More's. s:13 p m. 49,
Mass-meetng TO discuss cable railroad haric" N'"'
travellers Protective Association. Morton House,
y. rIou o N,
J. W. Stimson's lecture, metropolitan Nuseun OF Ar''
u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, March 12.-In the Court of Appeals

to-day the following causes argued:
No. G0l-John Provost resp bndent agt John McEu-
appellant Argued by Lahm Kellogg for appellant
Jesae Johnson for respCsdent.
No. G07-Horace V Howiand agL Jeremiah IL Kromet
aud others submitted
40. 6o9-Sanuol Dauchy and others. appellants, agt
William II Iutt respondent. Argued by samuel ID Norris
for appellant VI Niles for respondent
No. b2Arthur Blge"w respondent agt. James Iegget
and Others appellants Argued by Alexander THAN Tor
appellants. Frederick Ward for respondent .
NO tlu-lUseph y Splnnry respondent agt Francis Is
1hurber and others appellants Argued by III Arlington for
appellants, George A Block for respondent
No huU-Mary Whitehead and Others respondents act
tho NewNUrk Life Insurance COMPANY appellant Argued
by uOnOOWer Tor appellant Elliott Miner for respond
The following ia the day calendar for Monday:
Nos GIG. GU sol 5ss 5Is 1871 GlS and Gle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
THE RECEIVERS CERTIFICATES ARE VALID

The report of Referee Charles Ii. Phelps
that the certificates Of The receiver Of the Bankers and
Merchants Telegraph Company valid was confirmed
by Justice DOnohue Yesterday. He ordered the cancel
latiOn OF the bond for $2j0000 given by Edward s.
Stokes as security for the payment Willard X Pc
and the bOndhOlers OF the telegraph company OF the
share Of the price obtained for the Bankers and Mer
chants property at the sale under foreclosure Of the
mortgage held by the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany, which should be adjudged be due them If
receivers certificates should be declared invalid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
TWO YEARS FOR CAUSING 4 MAYS DEATH

the former uf whom young and the latter oid
hal quarrel In Fultons barroom, No. go West
1wclfth-St early In the morning OF February o.
The quarrel aud slater hit the old man In the
face Knocking him down that his skull was fractured
slater charged with mauslAughter IN the irst de-
gree aud was convicted yesterday before Judge COwing
OF granddaughter In the second degree He was SEN
tencod 10 tMO NeArs IN the PenItentlIry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
.MR WIMAN RKADr r0R AN NrEs1IGA TION

Erastus Wiman. Of the Staten Island Rapid
Transit Company called the office Of the Dock Com
Yesterday President Koch IN regard TO
resolution recently passed to investigate the permit
improvements at the staten Island Ferry MI hoch
is now In Washington. "
/ applied the Dock Board last year." said Mr..
Niman to n reporter " for two things one TO eAtcnd
our pier at Whehal-st. according To "a diagram at
tached the lease obtained from the commissioners OF
the sinking Fund and 90 erect on it pavilion Ike that
on Pier No l. We have done this there can be
no cause TO What improvements we have
made we're for enlargng the wang-rOom fol the ac-
cOmmodatiOn of the staten Island traihc.'
'Were the improvements made with view 10 &C
commOdae the Baltimore and ohio RairoadF asked the
reporter. -,-.,
That was not thought OF then The terminus OF the
Baltimore and Ohio the Staten Island Ferry has de-
veoped But am at loss TO understand why the
Dock Department should be willing to give entrance TO
the city the passenger traffic OF great trunk line
The resolution indicated that you did not pay enough
for the privilege"
80 far as that is concerned my company pays more
for its privilege to the city treasury than any other In
New ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
NEW-JERsEY,

LINDEN-On Thursday night. Joseph Force. OF Ro-
selle and Andrew Corsa. Of Milton. drove across the
railroad track The nagman warned them oack. but
Force whipped his horse. and the struck by
the engine of FIST freight train. The wagon broken
pieces and the horse killed. Force instantly killed
and COrsa manged badly that the doctors said he
could not survive.
ORASGE-Iu the Police Court yesterday. Rosa a
young Italian arragned for stabblng GerrerO Layi
Antonio SeerattO and Mrs. seeratto. the mother OF
tonic, in a sOuthst. house. He then sprang through
window,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
BLOws N THE MARITIME ExoH4yGR

For some time there has been an unpleasant
between Peter Hughes a boarding -hOu,r runner,
and Joseph Tor an emplOye Of MuldOOn KIllecnan.
Both sharply pcs with each Othor FOR business
incoming vessels. Yesterday Hughes went on tho
floor OF the Maritime Exchange ~ quatrcsone Lnnor.
ard being strong muscular follow, Tor tried TO avoid
him. Hughes. however. struck Tor q tcrTin5 blow
left eye which teled him. lie jumped up Och " aud
resented Hughes blow with vile epithrf. uuIRes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, March 12-The Supreme Court
Of the United states to-day transacted the following
business
No l62The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company.
appellant, agt John Scammon submitted by lsham
for appols Dt and by w / Culver for appellee.
No. 1876 The chicago and Alton aiIOsd Ompany. plaintiff
in agt the Virgins Ferry Company Continued per
stipulation.
30. 1874 rhe Yale Lock Manufacturing Company appel
liant t. James sargent Argument begun by IA Belts for
appellants and continued by George cknor Curtis for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
A PLAN OPPOSED By MR. GowEN.

PHILADELPHIA. March II CSpeciaD.-The re-
organization trustees OF the Reading Railroad Company
this afternoon submitted their plan to tue syndicate
which carry ont its provisions The plan was sub
mtted without tho approval OF the trustees President
GOweB declares himself against the plan aud says that
II cannot be put through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
RITs On LEGAL NAV.

EX.Judge A. J. Dittenhoefer yesterday obtained
from Justice Lawrence supreme Court Chamberlain order
conuung the nlmc iOu resrlinng Matt GrLu from pro
durng Nanln' AMI Tho Beggar student at the sat OF
GOlimark aud onrisd.
Isaac 4. Norton by Broadway OmnibIs and
Eihcu ~ April ltI. jury in The hyperion CONT f0i3
Justice freedman yesterday r.4ed % give has widow dam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
LARGE ADDITION TO THE HANCOCK FUND.

The Hancock Fund was increased Yesterday
by 275 collected by g. c. Bald VIM formerly pres
dent OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company.
and now one OF the AQueduct Commissioners mainly
from his friends In the drygoods trade The cOntriDu
tors
Faukner Pare q Co, Case Leland 4 Co., Isaac Bell p
Van Vslkenburgb Co, Catn Co, Jacob Wendell Rob.
erI h Davies. Lewis Brothers Co, James swift Wood
ward Baldwin Co. L. @. WOO1hOuse, A d. Juilard Co..
". L. strong j. H. Mooney frederick r. QlcOt w. L. Lang
ley CO. Bliss. Fabysn Co. smith, HOgR & Gardner,
T6nf. Weller 4 Co CHRISTOPHER c. BALDWIN, Latham, Alex.
ander o. James r. Woodward. l. l. White Coz Benja
n. BTistOw Ellington Townsend and woodward sui
man Oh EACH sweotssr, Pembroke Co. ~ fraley j.
NJ Devran HsrdnR Colby Co, Whitman & Phelps, Deer
ing killken Co. Low Harr man Co.. V. Henry Koths
child Co. sullivan Vail d Converse stanton q CO.. j.
Strauss and Townsend q Yale so each aud Robert
Sruthers +. X. Townsend and James Noyes So each
This addition made the total amount Of the fund
go, 636-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
SEVERE sNowsroRM IN COLORADO.

DENVER, COL, March PA severe snow
and wind storm struck Colorado Wednesday night at
midnight and lasted until yesterday. snow fell to
the depth of fifteen inches drifting in many places from
three four feet deep The weather Is not extremely
cold. Mountain travel has been delayed and the east
roads behind from two To seven hours being ue
LACED between here aud Hugo, where the snow nled
the cuts In many places from Ave to eight feet deep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Foster of Ohio: Ex-Governor Rufus b. Bullock OF
Georgia; Senator Francis Hendricks, Of Syracuse ana
Ex-Congressuan william 5. King. OF Minnesota ana
William L. Muller, of Elmira Jdmes hoE.Mar
tin Magtunts Of Montana Ntp- YORK Holel-Senat0r
Henry e. Connelly Of Kingston, n. w.. Murray HUI
HoteI-Isaac H. bromley OF Boston Morton House
Senator O. r. yedder, OF Cattaraugus County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
NETS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

EX-Judge GarretsOn informed yesterday by Chan
ceOr RnnyOn that writ OF error had been granted
the of George H. DsQue. who is under OF
death for the murder Of his WIFE
Allie Van Ness little daughter OF Stephen Van Ness.
OF No. 81 Bowers-st severely bitten yesterday by
pet dog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
wFSTCUFsTER COUNTY

YoSKERs-A thief climbed into the secOndstOry win.
dow of the house Of Mrs John Milne, in Bushordst
Thursday night aud stolo dress pattern and
siderable ewelry Yesterday the Jewelry found IL
back yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
HENRY L. DGXEY SAYS HE HAS A GOOD MEMORY.
The trial or the suit in which Henry E. Dixey,

the AdOHiS OF the BOu Opera House, seeks to restrain
Henry Hewitt amt another from publis hing version
Of the song It's English, YOu Know under the title
or Quite English or any other name, begun he.
fore Justice DOnOhue IN The Supreme Court, special
Term. yesterday Mr.. DlXey testified that he mot Mr.
Hewitt at the Office of L. f. Rice VINO claims be
composer Ot tue music 10 which the song He said
that Mr. Hewitt showed MIN the verses and suggested
that they be snng by woman OF the company. The
witness advise certain changes. which made aud
lie purchased the verses. Gu Examination he said
that the changes he had suggested in regard 20
placing last some lines that were first In the original
manuscript lie SAID that lie had been actor for
eighteen years and had a good memory, being IN the
habit OF committing words to memory. He hal APP
pedrrd I'm few parts He had made It's English You
Knew " great
The examination viii be continued nnxt M.dne.day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
LONG ISLAND.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sophia Halsey age eighty-hve.
a wealthy widow, burned TO death in her room
Thursday 1t supposed that she fell asleep and her
clothing caught fire rom the stove.
EAST EwYoRK-Trinity Episcopal Church has sold
It's edi1ce 10 the new Hebrew congregation, KebOr
Cholim new Episcopal church 10 to be built at a
COST OF S3O.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

n, 1910 sO4 Of nominal assets sl0 lOi 76 aud actual
assets M $40 Al The reason assigned for the small
ness OF the assets that valuable goods that were sent
to the firm have been seized by the Sheriu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
AnnUulce,uslYA

Beware Of slight irritation of the throat.
3rummes Cough Drops give instant relief W0 Sas houSo
is and A d Granlst Genuine has A. H. b. on each drOp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

HEAVY LIABILITIES or A LUMBER FIRM
The schedules in the assignment of Ezra ID.
FOgg and Me.zar T.. DanBsr, dealers IN lumber this
city aud In Sew-Layen, tied yesterday, show Liabilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
MARfNE INTELLIGENOR
ITvTArURs ALN.vAc.

MINIATURES ALN.vAc.
Sun rises. GIL setu. 6.0OlMoon setL 049 Noon. .
mon WATER TO-DAY
<.M-sandy Hook. OBS Gov Island O:5Il Heu o.,, o..
HA.-SsndY Hook. l:l2 dow fssnL l:i3'IIsu GA 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

again struck him. when both men wera separateG, au
they agreed to settle tho matter another dv ON
md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13
Is THERE A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION 7

Genito Urinary organs Impotence ana s'ei'''J'
Is THERE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
we answer unresrryedy * the pal ent commences IN
of Golden Medical DscONer| ana
II allowed us course 100 long
All me cine - powerless IT, Dr. Pierce neye deaeyrs
ana en by holding false hope Tor the sake % peclnaIy
gain Golden Med cal Discovery has cured tholssnds
ofDateDt when nothing seemed 10 III Your druggist
has IT, send stamps Dr. percrs complete treatise on
consumption with numerous test nonlalS Aldess WORMS
Dispeusary Medical Association. Buffalo, y. \.
Parllcr's Tome brings restful sleep and men
tai and bodily strength to chIldrC n aud az uts
Tue loss of har prsvented by Parters HCr Balsam
RIKER'S COMPOUND SARSAPA RILLA
viii be found give far better satisfaction thm ayers Ut
Hoods rhi4 they guarantee refund the money
Above ALL it MERCURY OR Potash Extra laggs
bO contain Il = 0ln cents Dot.'' p fo'
sale by ltKEGt only 553 6th-aye, corner ia ST.
The great advantage of Liquid Bread are its
low alcOho ic clnst with very hgh sugar anu
m mold a ld lila ),e cOustuens desirable ajle beVef
axe recommended By prominent physiciols.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-13

HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. d.,
IA Lexington. ave, between 18th ami 3Oth SIS
HonIs--S to 5tO T. Diseases Of the Nervous system
Ceuito- L rinary organs. Impotence ana steiIiltJ.
Weekly commercial herald., 1886-03-05

danger now that any court would up
set such a law so just In itself.
This bill has another merit which
should not escape the attention of the
practical legislator, and that is that it
will produce a very large revenue
within the next ninety days to the State;
for no merchant will jaopardize his
"outstandings" by refusing to pay up
what ne may have failed { for any mis-.
apprehension or other cause whatever)
to pay during the last three years.
To The praise of the Mississippi
Home Insurance Company, be it said,
1t decided not to avail itself, in any
case, of the so-called revenue pleas.
We shall watch the bill before the
Legislature with deep interest and
shall be profoundly glad, and proud of
our Representatives, if we are permitted
to record the entire body as voting in
the affirmative. To say that negative
votes will be remembered by all who
hate injustice might be esteemed a
threat-so we pass those by.
Weekly commercial herald., 1886-03-05
Remarkable Remuneration.

DR.. D. Ferry & Co., the we'll known
Seedsmen, of Detroit, Mich, announce
that they are on their feet again, and
ready and anxious to receive orders for
seeds from every one of their old Gus
toners. and from as many new ones as
feel kindly disposed toward them.
They are in condition to 6ll promptly
every .order with new seeds of the
best quality.
On January 1st, their immense ware
house was destroyed by fire. 1t was
filled with probably the largest stock of
assorted seeds ever gathered under one
roof Their books and papers were all
saved, and every person who had or
dered seeds of them will be supplied
with his usual stock. They had large
quantities of seeds in their warehouses;
on their seed farms, in the hands of
their growers and not yet delivered.
and on the way from Europe. which
together with their fully stocked
branch Seed Store in Windsor, Ontario
close at hand, and the free and vigor.
Gus use of the telegraph and cable
enable them to secure a new stock in a
remarkably short time.
Before the fire was subdued thev
had secured new quarters and were de.
voting all their energies to their Gus.
toners interests. In 80 days from the
fire they were in perfect working or
der again.
When we consider the magnitude of
their business, the appalling destruc.
tion of property at the most unfortu-
nate season of the year, we doubt if
the annals Of history furnish a case of
such rapid recuperatlon. Such energy
deserves success. o.
Weekly commercial herald., 1886-03-05
PROGRESS HANDCUFFED.

The friends of the proposed Consti-
tutional Convention say it will cost
only $4,000. We believe it will cost
double that amount; but granting that
1t does not cost more than $4,000, is
not that very large amount to pay
for something there is no necessity
for? How much better it would be
for our State, for its development, and
advancement. if that $50, 900 and $l2,.
900 to $4,000 annually expended on
a useless Railroad Commission were
employed in properly presenting the
wonderful resources of our great State
to the people of other sections
who begin to realize that
the star of empire is Southwark, and
that their snow.clad hills and frozen
country, is not the place for invest
ment il landed property and industrial
enterprises.
Tennessee has grasped the situation,
and has abolished her Railroad Com.
mission, and is directing her efforts to
the introduction of intelligent and
skilled labor. She has two Commits
sioners of Immigration, and her whole
population seems to be alive to the i'm
portance of bringing into her borders
the hardy and intelligent sons of the
northwest to take up her idle lands, and
develop her sleeping resources. While
she is doing this, it looks as If our
Legislators had got the blinds over
their eyes, that prevent them from
seeing what is going on around them;
and with a head'strOng purpose to
Weekly commercial herald., 1886-03-05

addition to this the Legislatures Of
each Southern State should be Pc
titioned to make dealings in
future delivery, unless the cot
ton is actually in hand to
sell, and is actually delivered a. the
time of delivery to the contracting
purchaser, felony punishable by fine
and Imprisonment not less than 81 900
and two years in the penitentiary.
"The time is now prOpitious for
united action, and we appeal to the
press of the South to aid lis in our
efforts by giving every publicity to this
protest and appeal, which we feel can
not hut result benefcially to the
planter if promptly acted upon and
lived up to honestly"
The foregoing resolution was amend
ed before its adoption by inserting the
words breadStuffs and provisions.
The convention also declared against
the adulteration of food, especially
lard and butter.