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New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
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COLONEL GEORGE B. cORKHrLL.

COLONEL GEORGE b. CORKHTLL
WASHINGTON, July } (SpeciaD.-A dispatch
was received tonight az the house OF Justice Miller
the Supreme court. announcing the death Of CoonSt
George b. Corshill, at Mount Pleasant Iowa. o'clocu
this evening Colonel Corkh was one Of the hest known
men about town. On Thursday last he went out b
Mount Pleasant TO look after some property which b
owned there. Though not in good health foe year %
two, his sudden death causes great surprise.
Colonel Corkbill was born In New Rumlsy, HarrtsoS
County, Ohio. on November 20, 1888 In is47 hi
FAMILY moved TO Iowa He was graduated at the love
Wesleyan University and at the Harvard Law school
When tho war broke out ne organized a COMPANY a
volunteers In Iowa Soon after was made a commlss
sary OF subsistence in which capacity served tho
Army OF the Potomac until its in front OF Peters.
burg when he was made paymaster with the rank ol
major He held this position until the close war.
serving the stats OF Generals Burns edgwicz Ham
cock Couch Owens and Gibbons ana receiving the ranu
OF brevet eutensntc for gsantry in the PENN.
sula campaign. Declining appointment in the
lar army close Of the Colonel Corkn settled
st o1is, he practisei Ia for two lie
then returned 10 Iowa. where be held the positions oi
Clerk or the Crited states District Court and Distct
Attorney for the Ist judicial District OF Iowa. In ls7c
he removed 10 Washington where he became part
prietor and managing editor Of me Daily Chronicle lie
con inued however 10 practse law. President Hayes
Columbia. While holding this Office it became bis duty
70 prosecute Gueal the murderer OF President Garfield
nen PRESIDENT Arthur IN, Colonel Corkh was re-
moved lrOm ONCE and since then he had been practising
twice married. His first wife the daughter OF Jus
tee Miller, and his second tho daughter Of General
Wai0rdge He was a wdower his second wife having
Gied Few years ago His irt wife left daughter now
aObut eighteen old.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

Randel, BarenOre 81 Billings.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
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Posf once Notice.

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cur ~ az oIutes noe spsehT stisssst
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sired " lIpncatss u o.attIs .al 60 in,, a..
ments u s2ee.Iiy AlIse''e' Ds'.5 '''' -
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rk0At ~ ~ At !. IN lor Francs. 3ernaar &C. per
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thence tho same day HENRY O. PEARSON. PossoAssas
Post once Nsw.YarA, N. 4. July isS~
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A SUCCESSFUL ACTORS SOCIETY

PHILADELPHIA, July 6 Special. dp.-Generai
c. W elise president o, the actors Order ot frienu-
SHIP there is thought Of moving the heau
quarters to New.Yorg. The order was estaOhsheu III
Pm. phla forty years IL owns lts own oIuo
house at No $50 North Rare-st II has lever Deeh AZ
aept aud has now $4,000 IN the treasury.
IL lodges, but there are couinl.,res
In different cities. and there Il eom mul'e.So
In NewIOrs. Tue recent visit Of boneral rlIse az
Others merely business ard IN com pmen 20 .no
New York committee. The order has nov 10 meool'
IN good standing. very few OF WHOM can he cal.ou &
deIphis actors IL has connection with tue E4As'
me Actors Fund Or any other organ LaIlon "a
actors. To become member one mus c''Io,
the time or Application an actor or must e.
snrd actor " has close me-nlns U thls OIueI'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
rRr1Na TO ELEo1 IRIsH LsA QUE OFFICERS

More than three hundred Delegates rep
resentlng 10000 enrolled members Of the irish
National League met last evening In JUS
tee Kelly's Court, Eighteenth-sL and Fourth
ave- TO elect officers for the ensuing yoar NJ d.
Gallagher last years president having retired from
the chair, state Delegate Michael Kennedy
OF the Ancient Order OF II osrnians was after warm
discussion lasting TWO hours elected temporary char
nan by majority OF Committees 10
verify the credentials OF delegates were
then formed The candidates for the oce OF president
are obn l. Delaney OF the Twentieth ward branch, and
John Deanun,y, president OF Branch No. l. James 2.
Farrell OF the Holman House Committee IS down Tor
vice. president with Mr. Delaney
the COMMITTEES Credentials continued It's delbera-
tinn. unu nearly 1890 o'clock tLs morning,
when they brought IN report admitting
All the de rgates except those coming from Father
Ea..rs Br.pch" TINS report led excited discus
: ion when was continued until d lOtc hour.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

E,o, B,u, Jyrtey T0orss Letter 10 The Bost0n Budgcf
Prominent among the female spies VINO gave
th. Federal Govern great deal % trouble Wa
an,n.n named KEY. she crossed the Potomac from
MARYLAND IN a sLl1, rOwei by negroes. AMI HIie her
vav 10 lJcnmonI, win many valuable articles about
ner nerson Then came from kionmOni 10 Fortress
Mornr under 4 flag truce. aud not discovered To
hs nv uutil the boat abOut landing her passen-
,,ers Al B Itlmore. Mrs. BaKey appeared gay on the
nnoss,rr and az breakfast Mr.. Brig
ban a-ked her loosely whether she was seees-
sto1st 10 Will h she answered. Yes" The boat having
IanI. Mrs BAxIey heard to say that she Thanked
Cns mat she had arrived home safe, aud when about
.1nu,ug ,.hore Mr. b. ghan requested her Attendance
N ib. ladies' CABIN. As soon tne room was re~ohs
were found nty sewed In. when exclaimed
vrr over he coutrabandr and De allowed 90 60 MT
p,ens,n n.,ted npou it thai n4d Olnrrs when IN
her snoe. and ockings other letters wrro Also found
M. .v :. nerrupon guarded until the iarsha srnt
iadv 10 examine Mrs. BAKeJ Almost every possible
,IIacr about her clOtAlhg was hllcd with letters
70 avn pathizers Baltimore, bat IN hor cor-ets was
fnnd doruinsnt which when taken ny tue lazy exam
ining Mr- ey rushed al her. and getting hoIi oi
Mr., Eaxlry AL the Same time calling assistance hr.
Dr,en,u, sho stood outside while the OPERATION was
Ining on rushed into the saloon and found Mrs Baxey
hor. combat but yaLqnshedand The dOcunsn thoush
iorn IN m possession OF TIA. marshaIs aid Tue docu-
mn. brown OF Baltimore, also passes aud directions "e
h,n TO run the Federal block sde The other documents
10 IA. Keeping OF female smu.sier proved 10 Ds
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
STANDING OF THE CABLE COMPANY.

The stockholders of the NewYork Cable
Company held their annual meeting yesterday and re-
elected their old directors. who William 8. williams
Wallace c. Andrews. Homer A. Nelson, Augustus
Moss. Joshua B. shaw. Rowland y. Hazard. Jonn j.
o. Breu Thomas W. Evans and Samuel b. Higgins.
Charles F. shaw counsel OF the company, made the
legal report This referred mainly 10 the present oga
statues Of the company Of the recent decision OF
the General Term Of the Supreme Court refusing 10 CON
firm the report OF the Cable Commission Ia favor OF tho
companT seventywo miles OF proposed roads in this
city Mr. shaw took tho ground that this decision was
bssed on Section 10 OF the General Surface Railroad
act OF 1884 Since the declHion was handed down,
however, the amended Cantor act which went INTO
effect YESTERDAY passed. and this abrog the
Act Of ss4 soGlsr 10 disabled the Cable Company
from constructing 1t. railway Mr. Shaw therefor- held
that the company would win "easT. swift ana orr
tain victory the Court OF Appeals. The appeal Will
be argued In October.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
FAILURE OF SrEpHks MooRHoUsE & CO.

The firm of Stephen Moorhouse Co., gro
GERS. Duane-s. and West Broadway forced to make
an assignment for the benefit ofs creditors yesterday
morning The assignee James F. White. OF the nrIn OF
g. NesHtt Co.. s.ationers, at Pine ana - ~.
W lite ID personal friend OF Mr. Moorhouse. and was
much surprised 10 hear VI the failure ne
ure bur from Mr.. MoorhOuse it was learned
that the sudden death OF II II. Kattenhorn the
stspsther OF Mr.. Moornouse was the lmmeiste caus,
VI Katteuhorn mad in 10 rsed the OF the hrn 10
me amount of between $4,000 and $4,000 len
thousand dollars that paper fell due on SATURDAY anu
the ack OF Mr. Katteuhoru's signature making renewal
impossible the assignment was necessary ior tr
the protection OF all concerned. The REMAINDER
OF the paper will fall due within re"
weeks Most OF tho notes hold by the AercanIls'
Chatham and North River banks The following credl-
tors are preferred North River Bank, Sl3'Ooo Mer-
camille Bank $4,000; Chatham Nationa bsns'
10000. Mount Morris Bank, $500 Mrs. NJ. A.
Kattenhorn, y. 900. Total $4,000. James Harrison
Is the other member OF the hrm beside MT M0orhouse
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

Bayadsra inside the skirts wcre pu6a OF vasncisnnss
lace. On the head delicious Marie Stuart hat of
straw bent down at each side Of the face as TO form
birds winKA This coqusttish chapcau was embrod-
erod with reddish brown pearls and ornamsnted With
two bunchos OF pink scacas OF them yelled under
tulle illusion. She silk stockings-so l suppose
and Louis XIV Shoes. that Of but that which
crowned all was the parasol I, who have seen many
different hardly know how tn describe It, II was
light and vapory AMI elegant The handle, Direc-
t0re OF IRIS wood whle the aunshAde was OF
pink acacia sik covered with tue bordered with small
houuces in which were mingled edEngs OF ribbons aud
few wild flowers On the inside, at the top, were two
large bunohcs OF pink ribbon, parr OF these covered
the ribs and hung down IN pretty strranlcts.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

trsasopable correspondence DR.. Brown was In
medistey taken prisoner and sent TO Fort NC.
Henry. Mrs. Baxley taken to hotel.
While locked In her she dropped note out OF the
window addressed TO her lover tho rebel doctor Inn
poring him for Gods sake to fy. all discovered
She was no. quite and said she had brsved
all dangers for the sake OF lover and when on tho
point OF having accomplished all her cherished desires
the cup Of happiness was dashed from her lips IL
seemed to be her darling desire TO get her lover into the
rebel army She had diary detailing the prices OF
various articles or necessity at Richmond, aud memo
randum having kissed the OF President Davis
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
PRESS NOTICES or MRS CLEVELANDS Bkd tIi
From The WashingtDH Post 49,, D.. =

gentleman very intimate at the W nltc
House an with the PreslIehL 20
collect him ali the pleasant newspaper ptAei"P"
abo.t nj. wrddtns He has collecting porsOhtI
mention OF President In other connections inu COM
pet.d this work well that tho President hal no ner
tat,On In starting him the other tack Mr C-Voiahu
greatly enjoys funny Things said about the naaSe
.n arly All tue uttrrances about MS
wie's beauty He says everybody supposes he sees a'
these paragraphs buI anxious as ne ls To 40 so no
nor nnd tho time There very interesting 5.raP
book now being completed for his summer res"hs'
which Mrs Cleveland ana he Will snJOy loseslef
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

tribune OFYIcs July II a m-The crest OF tue
hot wave was in the Upper Lake region yesterday out
no decided reaction felt In its rear There were
few thunder showers the south and elsewhere gener
ally fair weather. The barometer here fell WITH clear
skies. Tho Temperature ranged between o3' am w.
Ina Average (77aj being 4o higher than on the cor
responding day ast year l2S lowerthan on MondA:
Far weather with nearly stationary temperatuio anu anu
possibly "A shower may be expected IN gnls city Snu
Vicinity to-day. AT present. coo.er tAlr weather iH
die aJrd for Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
A PRINCE GRAINED WITH THE WILD WEST"

His Imperial Highness Dom Augusta, luxe
Of eaxeCoburgGotha with thirty officers Of the Bra
lillian frigate Almrante Barraso, accompanied oy
Commodore Cnander's family, Lieutenant HenHer alu
Chief Clerk wilkins, OF the Brooklyn Navy i"'u
Visited Buffalo Bl's wild West" Al the Erastina
Woods Oh staten Island. yestsriay afternoon. 1ney
went there the Catalpa. IL IS saii ma as Coln
m0doro Chandler was stepping on board OF the N~"R,
az the Navy Yard, he received a dispatch rom tue
secretary OF the Navy that prevented MIN RON ao
companylng the party In the evening Governor Hil
and the Prince guests of Erastus Wiman' sgan gam
went TO the entertanment The excitement OF lndlah
lie and warfare seems TO have intatnation for the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
BROOKLYN SCHOOL OFFICERS

Robert Payne elected president of the Brook
yn Board OF Education yesterday Tuns g. Bergen by
20 TO John Kelley elected vce-presdent For
reAryshp three ballots wre tilen In the tail d. W. Tall
msfge rrceiv-d - votes 10 20 for Mr.. Barnes Tho
following employees then elected les r. Byrnes.
secretary FREDERICK d. Clarke f. Whitlock.
II. o. LIVER and Joseph Seaey clsrSs % the secretary
alvin Pa terson suDerint udent OF public instruction;
william H. 9ayve and EdwsrI G.. Wood.
inendents - ". KeJes and Char es W. Field Clerks e
superiltendens James ". Nsu yhOn snDeriu,en of
buildings " F. Cunnlnghtn engineer and Joseph jones'
superintendent OF atcnddDc The salary 0f assistant
retry Increased s0J that Of superintendent OF build
ings 81 700. and that OF englneer sou.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

TIE aunt has not yet her and thought that -
boy and girl went toeesher and that they may ha
been the boy and girl who arrived In Kingston 10 4
reignt ear last Friday. Mrs. Hull clameda few week
aeo tnat nor daughter Ada bad been detained against
night that she had an idea that Mrs FArman has ssne
for Emily The boys family do not believe that he raa
away 70 be married.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
CHARLES IONEs

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Charles Jones, OF
NewYork ninety years Old died this city to-day.
He was born In New-York in June, 1871. His fatnsp
was personal friend Of General Washington Mr. Jonss
came TO Warrington about month ago. being rrss
vislt IN seyenty-four years On the occasion OF MS
previous visit he guest OF President Madison
the White House.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
CONCERT MAyAGERs ARRESTED

Adolph Neuendorff. proprietor OF the Central
PARK GARDEN was arraigneI IN the Yorkv.e Court TO-
day hecau.e he sells beer ami furnishes music IN MS
alden There will be "a examination tomorrow An
drew Frederlck-, manager At Hubers prospect paruo
In Fourteen charged by Deteetce bls'eIt IN
the Hssex Market Court with violating the tnea'e~'
law ia giving concerts without "A license
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDfcATGOSs-FOR 81 HOURS
WASHINGTON, July For New-England.
fair weather followed by local rains, slightly cooler
southwesterly windA
For New.York Pennsylvsnis relawore and New
Jersey fair weather stationary temperature, variable
winds generally westerly.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
HUNDRED THOUSAND FOR IRELAND.

DETROIT, Mich, July g. The Rev. DR..
ORey treasurer OF the irish National League to-day
sent by the cable R3 900 additional to the trustees OF
the Parliamentary fund ia London This makes e2O,-
600 or remtted by the League within the last
ten d4yA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
NAVE THE BOY AND GIRL ELoPED,

Alfred Wesley Nichols, age scIenteeH, u'''
ap peared from his fathers house. No 2l6la Reid ave-
Brooklyn, last Wednesday. On the same day bnhiy
Duryea a pretty brunette ago fifteen. told Mrs rhnoe
Hull OF No. 72s Gates-ave. with whom slo has peen
living that she was gong her aunt IN New
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
MAJOR THOMAS DEXEFa

PHILADELPHIA. July 6 (SpeciaD. - Major
Thomas Devices oithe United states Army died IN this
city on Sunday. He fifty four years old and lad
been in the cavalry service since 1861.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
Then Charley. Clair. ard Harry gay,

70 UDUDT IUUrVtlUtNCe Nv.
In a big cxplO-lOn were nJi slow
To let Their bombs ant crac kers 90.
I'LL buried ana brgl .ed at every pOi1-.
And sprained at WIS anu an kle-l Joint
Quickly PONDS fAftlCl came IN turn
10 lake the smart nom spraln ald burn.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

them from using the name Ermnie" and from produc-
ing the operettA The decision covers all that MI Aon
son olams The defendants obliged TO give pond
of Is 600 and must defend action Tor damages
which will be brought against them.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
5usclII Notices

Hamilton k0calisn Organs
OF these ArtlDsCrIneDts are nov
m xuOtiOn the wareloo u.s. No. = f.s. -)ds
A-Dear Oak: Received yours. TOO with VI. A. FREE
" Waiting. Let comc 10 you s"Jn ShAA
tiankmsor. ,tea,n Caroet tieaninz NorAs
lrLl,t v Y. EstlOlslsl 3jk Orters ~ AsAit
1tharwise pro nptly Attehle ,
ait". WM HANNAH GO.
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New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
SHOOTING THE BETRArER or HIS corSIy.

FREDERICK, Md, July 6.-H r. Besant was
sbot by Dr. Joseph weDO III tue street here last night
Dr Webb "a wrl!-6nown Baltimore dentist lie
IL heard that Besant the betrayer Of Miss Mary
Need Webbs COUSIN. who Is now IN insane asylum.
having drran gcd from DrooGhg over the DEAN OF
nor child lie nreI al B-raDt nvr times. Ine Only sAOt
mat tnos effect struck tie right above the
elb aOAc
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

sMITH-CORNELL-On Thursday. July J. at the Church
the Messiah by the Rev. theodore g.. Williams. rdh.
daughter OF the late GeOig j. Cornell All = sidney SmA
xLIfa., frLth III
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
ANARcHIsrs FIRE on rae AMERICAN FLAG.


CHICAGO, July 6.-The American flag was
yesterday by Anarchists Tue hAg was carried
by a procession OF Sorwegians who their way
TO picnic gwen by the Norwegian sangerfest At one
point where the sidewalks wded with people.
men in the crowI suddenly drew their revOlvsrs and
fired directly the flag. six bullets went through H.
Emil Nelson was hit the neck by spent ball which
inflicted A slight flesh wound. The marching NOrweg-
isns started on \ double quick holding the stars ami
stripes proudly alOft Several bullets whizzed past
them AMI they much alarmed fearing another riot
ike that Haymarket square. There were 10 police
III sight 1900
Anarchist Parsons has addressed letter dated " Cook
County Base cell No. lO6 to the Editor OF the lazy
Netcs III the action taken by District Assembly
No. "a Knights Of Labor OF Chicago, denouncing hun
s an advocate OF riot and murder" Parsons asserts
that the OF the Knights OF Labor aud the Anarch-
Ists are In support Of t1s statement lie says
AS to the red nag the wot-rs who march 10 the
music OF labor economy, emancipation, whatever their
nationality creed. are repuiiatei anu outlawed by
every flag the red A. 10 riot ana murder what
are ihe facts Let the record OF the 'lnirrnaona,
which IA the Anarchist organization answer FOR itse
The Haymarket meeting was proLest against the mur
ders which had been committed al MoCormicks the day
before II this looks like murder and riot then put US
dot "a
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

III. bAoms,teA variations IN this city BY ssntn
nehs The perpendicular ns give divisions 'tne Tor the nS
line the oSeialon
81 -ary dung The broken Or dotted Has
Indicated tae tHerTno nesf ~ h1A
C. yhAsr9acy, as Broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
THE ADDRESS ADOPTED IN UNION SQUARE.

had charge OF the Central Labor Union Home RUE
in Union sqnare on Monday, telegraphef
the address which was adopted at the meeting 70 me
London DQiLy Neps, the Liberal organ IN LONDON
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

NEwBURG, y. Y, July ct is rumOred that
negotiations are IN progress between the New-iorA
Central aud Railroad companies and the Le-
high Valley Railroad for leasing to the at5sT nn,d es
Shore trains the Central tracks Do'"een 'Ho'o
points.
ROsroS July Cat the annual meeting OF the calves
ton Harrisburg and san Antonio Railroad Company,
held ip this city to-day 10000 shares beng repre-
seuted the following board OF directors were elected
G. r. Huntington. Charles Crockrr' j. T. dalrs, r. IL
Parlee. William Mahl. e. G. GIOos ana CAarlss bto-
bdge.
PHILADELPHIA July Ga meeting OF representatives.
OF the Central transportation Company was
hsld to-day take action on re-
cent decision given in the Circuit Court
in favor Of the Transportation Company: The
Gentlemen present stated that the Pullman
6e raoe dtny Ha wh the Central TranspoTon by
surrenderng the latter the ll9 cars In accordance
with the decision. the meeting. afer considering ths
proposition decided not To accept IT, but 10 inss
that the Pullman Company must surrender a. rs saoes
Company, to the Central Transportation Company.
effect WILL 1t was said soon os author
itatvely issued.
BUFFALO, July 6.-The New-York Central Railroad
Company will shortly erect depot at cost OF
$4,000 the site OF the present terrace station mere
ALEXANDRIA. Va. July 6.-In the suit pending In the
United States Court Of the Virginia Midland
against the Alexandria and Washington Railroad Com
pany the object o, whoh place the Of the
accident at FOurMie Run on the Alexandria and wash
ngton the 18th OF February. lss5. Judge
Hughes las dismissed the petition OF the Virginia Md
land road holding tn 1t the Alexandria ana ashlnssoh
road could In no wise he responsible He doss not
decide 70 the liability for damages as between tue
Pennsylvania Railroad Company ana tne virginia anu
Midland Company.
BOSTON, Jul g. The Superior Court to-day overruled
the defendants exceptions III the action or Patrick Col
lns against ths South Boston Railroad and affirmed
Judgment for the plaintiff for $4,000. THIS was an
action OF tort for personal Injuries to the plaintin
MONTREAL, Juy G.-Tne first through freight train on
the Canadian Pacific Railroad left here TO day.
Its expected that the OF Wabash bondhoders,
called for tomorrow in Room ~. Schernerhorn Build
ing No SO BroadwaJ will be largely attended good
committee Will probably be appointed TO confer Win the
Purcna,ing onnittee who are ON y sskng for full
consuaton OF the situation affecting the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
PLAYING BASEBALL TO SWELL THE FUND.

ne JCTsty JITy DdstDdII OIUU PI'lJ CV1 !" r"II1V
on the Grand Grounds yesterday with the climax
Ciub for the benefit OF the Parne fund The jersey
men won 5v score OF twenty-five To four The amount
rea lzed for the fund will exceed 5000.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

Prudently break up your cold by the timely
OF DR.. Jaynes TX DectorIn OLD remedy for sore
Lungs aad Tnroats al certain curative for Cougna