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New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

Recommendation tho Civil Service Commission In tho
last year. whom the quota OF tho District was only
thros Greedy Democrats from kentucky and other
States declare that unjust and una discrimination
exercised In favor Of the District and they have
begun to camor for reform " In this particular.
resolution requiring tho Owl Service Commission TO
mako report OF tho facts was adopted by tho House
without a division.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
ppnM0rIONS In TIE NAVY.

WASHINGTON, July 1O-lt Is SAID that He"r-
Admiral j. H. Russell. who has b,en ordered TO tue COM
maud OF the South Atlantic station, Will shortly asE 10
bs retired under the forty years service iaw' ~
order to allow Commodore Queen to DO promoou 70 ".
rank Of rear ADMIRAL prior to tho date OF his
in:September .,..r
Il 10 understood that the President Will MAKE
effort to secure the promotion OF Commodore i'"A'A
thu rank Of rear admiral He Was nominated - . reS'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
GERMAYTOwN WINS AT CRICKET.
.x,, .,,,prrY. J,,lv 10 fSnsci1D The thi

PHILADELPHIA, july IU lopecldIJ. . He CIIII u
cricket series between the and
O1old clubs for the championship of the state at Nice
town to-day. drew large crowd Tne game was ue'
cIdedly clever exhibition OF cricket. The Gernantowh
clnb Who cl aim TO be the coming champions, played an
excellent game Both clubs presented their strongest
teams The went 10 the GerIDantowns Dy the i"i-
lowing score:
GERMANTOWN.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

admiral few months aRo. and, while his pominst,c,
was pending In the sehate no placed the retired
Hat NJ by operation OF law The Attorney.
General. IL said has given opinion that owing n
certain Information in tho he Is still eligible for re-
tirement with the advanced rank The promotion oe
about thirty ocers OF subordinate rank delayed bS
tho failure to dispose OF this case.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
No R1EEDIyG MONEY FOR MITCHELL.

Bosroy, July 10" Tom Kelly, who went
to Nrw-York to second Sullivan in his expected hight
with Mitchell. returned home on Thursday. lie says;
" J,hu and met Mitchell last Tuesday afternoon at
Gahc Casc's MOTEL, where Sullivan Offersd to hght
Mit hell in the presenc- Of few friends for $1,000 or
s. and a toothpck Mitchell refused. saying thero is
no h,eedpg money In II tnr me-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

from the fleet captain gave code Of signals for tho io
iowus harbora 10 Maine: Tcnnsnts Hsrbar. Seai HHr
Dor, Thoroughfsres, EKGemogxn Beach, bass hsroor'
South west Harbor and RockaL y
strong effort ia being made to have the trAi races
20 decide the com pct,tor OF tho Gaatea OF Msrbchcad
The Galaea expected TO arrive at MarbloheAd some
time July %.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

Tn Manhattan Cricket Club gave the o. N. T. club. OF
Newark some pretty leather handling al Prospect psrk
Yesterday. Going in at oclocK they rrnalncI ~ u
O'clock when stumps were drawn Inc Mahn"uhn
score .tannnc ia for wcKes rhe chie scor.rs I"r
Uubrrt % not out; w. Martin, l5 not out L. Love, lo
smith IL I. F. Shew 10: and g. Middleton, Is.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
AN INFRINGEMENT on A TELEGRAPH PArhNl
George w. LA Rue by his attorneys, BrlcseI

& stecg obtaiusi a temporary injunction nom Jud2e
Ad llsou Brown the United States Circuit COlrs
Yesterday against the Western Electro Company Ihs
su, was brought assignment %! ne pa eat Gf'h1nt
10 Elg,r A. Edwaris January 10. 1883 Tor an Az
proyruent on the NJ .rse Telegraph Key. consisting ia
.unstitutlng for III plvots nph wien 20
lever yibrites torsona spring ,r strip of heia in'
patent claims the Invention OF - contrac Ion m e.
rraph KEY OF the lever fumined anon tn t'r>loh''
,pring with The ADJUSTING scrow, Tor t"salnE no au
ptde o. tn lever movement and the rctricuel
of the To. spring - , p...,
The defendants answered through George /. h"r'oh'
their attorney The Western Electric Company isc'n'
nerted win tbe Western Union Irlssrtpl 80 nptiV.
rhe defence that the OrsoO sprh2 was u"' on no
"souuders AT EN- of the line wnrre the mrNsd1' >
roc. we'd and that sOundrr - not te-Sraph KEY sue
a. Is referred tue application Tor the pttcn j"
Brown decides the Uf the sIting III the 80
.rs ia an infringement the ilwarIs pdleab AL
granted Il temporary Injunction
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
CLAIMS AGAINST THE STEWART ESTATE
ANOTHER SUIT BROUGHT--A QUESTION As TO
SECURITY.

Herbert II. Walker is a lawyer who has ap-
peared more than the United states Cour as
counsel for Alexander Stewart one OF the alleged heirs
Of Alexander T. Stewart. Alexander Stewart lives IN
Vermont He has hal mental troubles aud MS rlznt 10
any share OF the Stewart estate has mover Deen upheld
Mr. Walker in the latest attempts t. obtain some part
OF the stewar, property for Alexander Stewart has met
with the difficulty that he did not Furnish
any satisfactory undertaking that coss
conld be obtained IL the writ was decidet
nraln.t his Client and when the judge OF the circuit
Court directed deposit 1000 IN the e-isiiy OK
lie co.rt he apparently Withdrew from the siL
In hena n o udgc Horace Russell counsel
for Mr., stewart anl Henry Hilton, order was %.
tanned Yesterday from Judsc Wallace IN the United
states Circuit Coart another SUIT IN which the Indus
trous Mr.. Walker appear, AS coun ei. lhis acton.
wnich was begun June FL Is brought Ia the hime ot
8arah Bfanagh against William T. snith, VINO
owns the house and lot At NO 10 i.tI
rhirty.fftn-st which he bought from hrs..
stewart in 1877. IT WAS part oi IN. rsti'e OF
Ale x.nder /. stewart and pascal 10 His lew
ART by her usbands will sarah Bran gl lsapp<rcbsy
nnr OF the alleged relatives ~ Mr. stew ir who 1--we IN
Ireland The lcton ejrcimcnt sii, ari n'y ba be-
Stewart ,ili e vs MS properly Oy wlil 10 hi- wif~
Tne defendant made an idylt yrs'cidiy III when
he SAYS that the brought siDpy To tam 80 n
money from Mrs stewart Henry hiit0n. and 81 es
NJ Walkers previous difficulties IN obtaining stlse-
iory security Judge Wallace made an order rrqlrlh,
Mr. Walker u show Cause way hr suoult not eSilpit
written evidence his hority to sn the sult' ani
I,. rontprled % deposit -1.D)D with ths cDtrt etc'
The order il returnaDle on Jily To-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
CRICKET IN PROSPECT PARK
The Riverside Cricket Club, OF New-iorK'

was defeated by Yesterday In mstch AZ rro.
pect Park With tho KINGS County Cub Hooper ea,te.
b,,ltantIv for 25 for Kings County. while Dr outer
bridge Msnlry and Levick piled up the runs lor tho
Rlyersidea The score was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
CRICKET IN CENTRAL PARK.

An interesting cricket match was played in
Central Park yesterday between the New.YorS and
Trenton cnbs II resulted In victory for the WISHING
club Mari lad the batting for Trenton and Brewster
trundling was remarkably effective Thomas carried OH
the honors for Nsw-York for q good display Doth oi
batting aud bowling. The score was ~ iollows'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
MR.. MORRISON ON THE RANDALL BILL.


PcRrED-POINTS OF CRITICISM
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Representative Nor
ison in his adverse report upon Mr. Randails Tariff bill
deals with severely He can see no meit In
IL. Iu tie course Of his report he says;
The bill proposes to all internal taxes on to-
bacco snn and cers on 'no nescb ana
grape branly to $l4OOOoO; on spirits or use IA Tue
81 600 600 and believed to be at least 100000
making he aggregate of Internal revenue take to be
suDntte with tue bill part OF IT, the reiut ton OF
revenue customs tariff 10 to effected by 1t
posed reductions $4s00oCO0 The hill to 80 reduce ex
ce~sive and the statement that there were no
excessive to he reduced were submitted to the
House by tue sam. member in the same haf month III
the that The revenues vii not exceed appro.
pritons an tho estimates IN the bil hcuIlug loss or
receipts from brandy and from spirits for use IN tue art
may he oreted the enactment OF hs b into law VIII
sary the administration OF the Government aad re-
qulrements the public debt authorized by law, IN
Guiding debts Incurred by payment OF pensions already
allowed the validity OF which may not question and
have taken u support the Constitution.
Yaur committee unwilling 10 credit purpose so lack
eve these aud provisions of the bill to be the
suit OF fiscal dlstemper, hnderng lust comprehension
ami treatment OF the SUBJECT Iu OF
eject purpose, far as IL has purpose aBertng
the OF the Government. the Dill mght wen ne
receive Iiut in the that uuwiso measure
open the for the majority OF lts pledges py tne
nninst taxes yonr conmrtes report tie bill back with
tho iecomme endaton that 1t do not pass The bill
CHAR pes the duty OF tax articles yielding less
tb IN one -entn (sl7 O0O0)O out of the 1OOOOO0
received from cusOms in Ss5 II increases thos whicn
Welded 81 900 900, and decreases or removes those
which Weld So 900 900 the basis Of imports Tor $50
II does reduce the revenue from customs te2CoIo
not at all hut does increase 1t S5500000 Besides
the articles added the list the duty or import lax
IA rsiuceI on brans castor OIL starch, iron and
steel rails bsans girders 10 I'd and other articles yield
ing 300 900 Of rev~nue and the revenue estimated
on the bill to fall proportion 10 the reduced rate of
taxation recommended The tax on all cl0thln2 wrthrr
of sk, linen, cotton, wooien, AM other wOolien
goods Of tin plates cotton ties and other articles yel-
ing AZ already stated 81 800 00o IL increas i AMI the
revenue is estimated fall of in still Greater proper
ou than on articles upoa which tue rate OF tax Is re-
duccd.
Apparentlv hill presented in tho bele' thar
necrs,ity existed for reduction. not OF taxes hut OF
revenues and that desired eDd is reached both through
higher and lower taxes.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
SEEKING MR.. GOODIES POsITIt

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Alabama dele
CATION Congress has determned to press the claims Of
Captain Walker L. Bragg. lawyer of Montgomery Ala.
for tue place OF Solicitor General
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

DEMOCRATS CLAMORING FOR sPoILs.
WASHINGTON, July 10 (Speoiab. House
wants 10 know why tweutythroe appointments OF resi-
dsnts Of the District Of Columbia were made On the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
rhere will bs An extra day MONDAY.
LACROSSE POSTPONED AT MONTREAL

LAChOSoE TOoIFONEU AT MUNTKEAL.
MONTREAL, July 10 tSDeciaD.-The New
York lacrosse team vas In the etyday, but owing to
She fact that H rsDed heavily ell the loren oon the
match with the Montreals was postponed. The New.
Y0rkcrs were driven round the oty ami 70 Mount
Shls afternoon, and started homo tonight
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

finding that the expenses OF the regatta would exceed
tho recept has Withdrawn the przes and possp 'n'
affair will bo o6
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
INDIANS AND KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
A PROTEST AGAINST THE KNIGHTS FAvoRING THE
ovrIunMA ecuFMF


A PROTEST AGAINST THE KNIGHTS FAvoRING THE
OKLAHOMA SCHEME.
WASHINGTON. July 10 (SpeciaD Many petit
tions have been aent to Congress by the Knghts OF
labor praying the passage Of tho bill to create the
Territory Of Oklahoma These petitions have caused
considerable uneasiness among the civilized Indian
In Indan Territory. aud their representatives In
Washington have addressed remembrance on the sub
ject to Grand Master Workman Powderlv.
They rece the history or tho transactions by which
the Indian tribes acquired title IN fee smple 10 the
lands. upon part OF which it is PRO
posed to erect new Territory, and refer
to the decision OF tho Supreme Court OF the
United States affirming the validity OF that title.
They contend that tho Cherokee cession Of 60o0OOO
acres Of their lands lying west OF the Arkansas River TO
United States for tho sole purpose OF allowing
the settlement OF friendly Indian tribes thereon. aud
that 10 title 20 any part OF said lands pass without
the consent OF the Cherokee Nation The attempt oi
oatters obtain possession OF the Oklahoma lands are
described ant tho made that these attempts
are inspired by capitalists who desire TO secure thr
ans FOR speclatiye persons In conclusion tho Indian
delegates say: r. yOu desire Congress to pass Ds 10
land ask to cOniscae the two huuhren
ana fny millions Of acres or land grants that was
originally their g, and not as ours sofa TOT ln cou
alteration cOnscaiOn Is to be tho rule seek l" con-
hscas the arye OF the rich white people among
you. 1ney are a,e to defend themselves. surely an
oryanizAtion prOfessedly established to ALI ana
strengthen should not seek to despo and ROD
q weak and hell pless people"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

THE WORCESTER REGATTA OFF.
WORCESTER, Mas. July 1O.-J. 4 Bigelow,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
CRUISE OF THE EASTERN YACHT CLUB.

BOsTON, July 10 (SpeoiaI) The annual cruise
Of the Eastern Yacht Ciuo was begun this morning
The yaohM composing the feet were the Fortuna,
Dresdnought, MohioAu. Lstona. Aotea. MalA. Tiosa
Wsndersr and svis. Of tho sohoonsrs; ths sloops
North Star and vsnda ths cutters Stranger and Edith;
and the steamer Oneida The Oneida preceded the feet
Tbers much dissppeintmsns the non-appsarsues
Of the 0itana and Ambassadresa
Tho cruise u TO Portland but senarsl ordsra No q
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
LIVELY GAME IN BROOKLYN.

The game between the Staten Island and Y
America clubs was postponed.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

over in per.on ; not the .entre body, perhaps bnt
representatives OF every trade, and personally ap-
piled for orders in Grosvenor Square and no doubt
got lhem.
When the new VceToy made his state entry INTO
the hish capitai-it was Sal urdav last-the people
of Dublin gave him a receptlOn parked IN us
frirndliuess There was a disturbance-it wOuld
not be Dublin without disturbance but 1t grew
ont of some struggle between students OF the Uni
vpr,ity and the townspeople. There was COM
petition between them for places in the procession,
but they were of one mind in cheering the Lord
lieutenant and his wife. Lord Aberdeen, 1t IL safe
to say, takes serious Wow OF his duty II Dublin.
and will make Of his Viceroyalty someth ng much
more than a merely ornamental office He has his
apprenticeship to public life vet to serve and II s
no advantage to begin in post 50 high up. But he
has abilities zeal, good knowledge Of men. good
sense, aud profound devotion 10 uuty. Between
I'm and Mr.. John Morley there will be cordial CO.
operation. Mr. John Morley has set about govern
ing Ireland according to irish ideas. lie spoke OF
himself last week in the House of Commons as per-
haps the last English Chief Secretary. Como veal
or woe he will not be the least distinguished And
If Lord Aberdeen to be the last English NlcrrOy'
he will he likely to do much to sweeten the memory
of English rule to the Irish He. like his Chief
Secretary is TO be messenger OF concillatlon and
good will. G. w. ).
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

R,tt with this dilemma and there is no way ont
of IT, III Mes Craw ord is guilty then Sir Charles
Dixie cannot bs innocent. The Judge declares
that Mrs Crawford is guilty. aud the pnblic draws
its own conclusions to S.r Charles Dixie. There
can be but one elect Of such decision. 1t Is to
bring tho law into contempt.
Already there ars hints OF colluson innuendoes
against ths petitioners counsel rs a party to 1t;
black insinuatIpns of political completely between
LAWYERS and the iuigo because all are Liberals and
all per,onal friends of Sir Charles Dixie. These
like tho rule of law the application of which has
given rise to them. deserve only contempt. But
the tone of the press Is In tins great majority of
journals menacing The feeling IS that the conduct
audIroSult of this process amount TO scandal Tho
Queens Proctor is called upon to intervene and TO
compel re-hedring of the case. The scandal, in
another sense, is already quite huIo enough IN it's
proportions without that. Sir Charles Dixie is IN
vel by of the papers. especially the Consrrv-
ative 10 resign his seat and take the verdict of his
constr .nents on the whole business; or To take HIM
self altogether out Of public life, for tho present
But to that the party managers are opposed. The
political WOW is Wow by itself The Liberal
Association looks solely at the chance of keeping or
winning Liberal scat. 1t is not believed that Sir
Charles Dilko or any other Liberal could now he
elected for Chelsea; no, not even with the IRISH
vote. Hc is told that to resign whether IN order to
appeal again to the electorate or not would be to
discredt the Judgment of the court in his favor; he
would lose the benefit. such it is of the decree
OF not proven, which is all that the Divorce Court
verdict amounts to. These considerations seem
likely to prevail and Sir Charles bikes resignation
is not deemed probable.
Nor. on the other hand. Is his return To Office
probable; at present The feryor with which Mr.
Lucy welcomes HIM back To puLlic life seems not 10
be shared by Mr.. Gladstone. Ii is not believed that
Mr.. Gladstone will ohor TO Sir Charles Dixie any
post IN the present Ministry. Ii il asserted that
shoud he do 80. the Queen you'd refuse her assent
to the appointment; and her assent would be
legally e>slry. There s the other question. what
view society is gong to take of the matter IL ls
ather soon to answer that. Tho first impression.
it must be said, is as strong against Sir Charles
Dixie IN society as it IN court. But lie has
powerful friends who are beStirrng themselves, and
are determined to ignore everything hut the Tact
that the petition against him has been dismissed.
With prudence and patience they may succeed.
They have time on their side. The mood of today
which is hostile, may not be the mood of tomorrow.
Sir Charles Dko is 50 able man. 50 popular 80
useful to his party, has done snch service ana Is
capable. with indulgence of dong 80 much more
that he has a better chance than most men of living
down a grave scandal &. ". ;.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

established thing ia the " Big -Four Tour" IL usually
begins after tho annual meet of the League o. Amer
lean Wbeelmen. This year it will start from Phla-
dephia and travel over certain parts OF P.nnsyvaniS
and New York. p. Harvard Reilly, Now York wieei
man, who delights t. lead 0tbers no the enioyments 0
touring making ARRANGEMENTS To take party over 10
Europe this The trIp will TT into the 90 eee
vacations and IL IL from this class OF wheemen tnat
Mr.. Reilly expects TO entce tho most followers The
perfect roads of England and France will lie traversed
Bicycles aud tricyoes now mace 81 light and
strong aud easily that great distances can no
uavesed with comfort. rhs lRht rU'dster " intro
Currd by the leading hrn of American manufacturers
last year has proven itself worthy of the trust repOsd IN
II IN 50 many cases that has reached estab ishcd
position. Both on this and the heavier machine
turned out by the same makers the pedals ana wheels
turn with little friction ballbesrngs that they
almost seem To alone A new saddle, supposed 10
be ighiy conducive To health nd comfort, now goes
with the heavier STYLE OF machine II Il the sus
pension priDcipls that is Il suspended between no
springs and In itself consists OF little else thar piece Of
leather. II comes up mgh I'm the back like an army
and the experienced Ider looks askance at TINS
feature He cObjuTes up p'ctuIe from experience Of
what might result II no forgot himself aud tried to
mount the machine on the down grade OF a cky
piece OF road. once In tae saddle however, II Is as
easy q hammock.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
SUMNER TOURS on WHIRLING WHEELS.

TRIPS PLANNED IN THIS COUNTRY AND EUROPE
NOVELTIES IN BICYCLE EQUIPMENT
From the extensive preparations IN progress
among whoemen 1t seems probable that there VIII be
more touring done this than ever before The
bermuda tourists sailed gayy away last week Tor ther
spn over the oak roads OF that sleepy little island ana
~ the March gale, haven't blown them into the water
they are now enjoying delightful conjunction of sood
riding and good weather
Last year a number OF Jolly clergvmen who know the
delights OF wheeling trunIled about the country Tor
seyera weeks under the leadership Of tho Rev syVnnus
Stall of Lancaster Penn. This summer they are going
20 do II again. Starting from Central PARK they VIII
rlo up TO Tarrytown, take tho boat To POushkoepsio
then lo along tho magnificent roads o that region ana
e,eptuaIly bring up at Sharon Springs After stu yhS
Shaker they will look ~ the other extreme ns
exhibited az Saratoga. Then, Awineng out into ths
centre OF tho State tho tour will terminate with day
run In the Catskills.
The fourth annual Down East Tour comes Oh a'o"'
the same me-tho middle OF July tits to bo syIed tno
Blue Note Tour" though what tho most Vehefaoo III
blcycng Institutions has oyor doIo TO deserve 'on
name Il. not Known Tho party will DO limited 10 thlr
fve and will bs poted on its way Dy t%hhh % -, oid
Of Portland n IL sanford LAHlOrd or tue SpIiht
Ricyole Club and Captain W. A. Mao oAuculnh' W 'HT
Johu a. b. Club The route II down tho 81, ~. ' ysn
River from Grand Falls to ST. John Hnd Is hpou' aoO
nile I'm Ieneth Inc party will advance ny easy
.aRos uronting by all tie balls ana ulnnoIs s
features OF a triulnpha progress tha' sno "u"'''S
nh tlN es liny OEor. 4. Il. ra.ardad ma An
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

oANvAS-BAOK DUCK tOR ST. PAfRfCKS DAY.
Not day passes that the jolly face and rotund form
of the Rev. Father Rodan not in the rotun sd
at Castle Garden. II any one, be he OF she empioye
or Immigrant, Il depressed in spirit or despcndent
from reyerses Father Riordan may always be relied
upon as q good counsellor aud sure friend His
kindly words Tighten the heavy heart and his Jolly
stories are ct rtain 10 drive away gloomy spirits. los
t.rdey he gave o bit of information To group ia
bsya looked forward to St Patrick's Day with in
difference sinoo il felt that the usual feast must be
ourtaed so far as flesh food concerned because OF
its falling upon Ember Day - -
What Is the news to-day, Father iaordan " said
reporter OF THE TRIBUNE
Pve made discovery that will make the poor
fellows who usually have u feast on st. PsroRs Day
feel happy have discover Ell that canvas back duck
Ia nsh. consequently they eau eat it, How do make
it out ish Why it's an amphibous animal Bat II
any one Is in doubt about IL they can eat terrapn
steak and Pm sure fastidious taste reject IT.
But will there not DO objection by those who
believe they should fast rather than feast to eat
oanyas-baok duck which has much rich hesh upon
itP .a
They will find other ducks that are not 80 rich ana
aesby But mind you, don't declare this make ~
only ~ suga eston."
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

"CHERoHEz LA FEMME.n-A difficulty" be-
tween Mr.. Paruell and Mr.. TIN Healy. when Two men
quarrel the question 10, Of course, VINO 10 tho aui
Aud tho has been given In tAs esss, tlo
exclamation wiz hs oil Shea! Punch.