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New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
ENGLISH OPINIONS OF THE RIOT.

LONDON. MAY 6.-The Pal Mall Gazette,
commenting on the Anarchist riots at Chicago and MI
wsukee says that Europe. having adopted system OF
exporting paupers to the United States Is primarily
answera1e for the troubes and secondly that America
has shown fatal kniness In receiving these paupers
and Is resping results Of her foly IN trying 70
make American citizens out OF the scum OF Europe me
Gazette quotes spropos OF It's remarks James husseii
IoweWs - The sower."
The S. Japess Ga:eie lauis the promptness OF the
Americans Ia discussing practical Socialism at the point
Of the Dsyouet and with vOeys Of musEetry tnus @ho
ing the apnorI.m force IS no remedy Tue paper
adds expression OF trust that the American eyuDc
will now Tree trade IN murdrrous explosives
The Globe pronOunces the latest eouluon OF
the socla-tlo which recently passed over ouuoh
aud Belgium II thinks that the vigorous acuoD oi 1h
Sew-York auth ortes IN connection with strikes anu
boycotting s assurance that the Americans VIII ueA'
the Other accursed exotic At Chicago with eqnA Vgor
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
JERSEY DLM0CRATSTN A FLUTTER.

from TIE PsLsdet .tia fress Rep
v-Jersey Democratic Papers are just now very Dusy
I'm alter Phelps from tue Sucer-
aa;or,,l cnnpa gn. Mr. Phelps seems 20 be worrying
From The NesOark N j.. Nous tDern) .
There Trying 10 disguise lhe IAct Vh~ tHe
r5ulrrnstorl boom Of William Waiter Phelps IL hurting
ov-r The -r.e with restless force smashing the con-
scaea hopes OF Republican leaders snn causing
some apprehension the various camps OF tue opposi-
Hon IL ~ spOutaae0us boom ON gyratIug trlai fil
A. wrre But the beautiful manner Ia wlicn II gyrAcs
and fl yoofas along boom ~ mat its spOBt1ney Is
iiheiy To become permaDcDcy. Mr. Phelps VII make
strong ran.lats Has advantages oi mlh4 ana chhrhs
of person are many He only states"an, but -
.e Io-uen AID whether aDoD9 MS stHrdy aah superior
al lu the midst OF thc people "no
make up what l. called washing IN society he ~ A.
n,ucuOus The AeVs, recOgnlLnk tho trutn ana
payug it's tribute. cOUfesses 10 these aitns IN
NJ Phelps also the ftcf thst he VIII MAKE
strong csnii1ss aud th<t possibly he may WIN 10 con
lest Tor I . EXECUTIVE cnsr Tho result depends upon
tLe wisdom OF tie Democracy.
Froua me Trenton. ". t. TtDaes tI1d)
Democratic pocIaus seoH u DO "OfkllE thr scsVcs
Into a fever heat the prospective candidacy OF
William " fer Phelps fyr Governor Of New Jersey. All
s0rs o rnmors circulation IN regard 10 William
Walter aaa bis lntnnJs aud purposes Many or lhrin
ricuols-s0 rdicuou,1u fact that experience poi
llc 30 not psy me lessi attention ~ them
II and AIS friends decrnin-, however, tnst ne 10
the man To enter struggle next fan the He
publican Guoernstorit CANDIDATE the bAtle VIII dc
stnbo1rn aud closely contested one. Despite the IN
Preston hls would create Mr. Phelps Is
popular efOrc the psepls Tns Latter laot Is whAt
tsuses much anxiety on the past OF his POLITICAL oppo
bents They perfectly we'll aware OF II and fsar ns
candidacy for the position OF Governer Of the State
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
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IRIBUSE OFFICE, May IL s. ma weak depres
sion central Memphis last night caused
cloudiness from the Lower Mississippi to the Atlantic
from the Ohio southwark yesterday, with light loca
rains. The cool In the Lower Lake region Wednes
day passed aud another moved from northern
Minnesota 10 the Upper Lakes The barometer here
was steady. with generally clear skies. The temper
ature ranged between $50 and 74o the to04'
being - nlgher than on the corresponding day i.st
year. and 6;.s .Ower than Oh Wednesday.
Partly cloudy weather. with nearly statiOnary tan
perature be expected IN tais city and vicin "
To-day. At present. cooler, partly cloudy weAth Is
ed for ealurday.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

RooTH-Tn Brooklyn Nay . FREDERICK n Boo'a age -
oon xc Ss gs,teve ns soosya sauraaS -h
INST. at
Charleston :. c., papers plsn'e cory.
BkEA RLEY sn.dsoy y, on rhur~iT May g. At her homo
In Canton. ILL., Maria " Broarey VILE u samuel Sfeafey
BROwN-At sDarkil. v. Y. May 4, 1885, James BFo"n'
ats rs,iSacs Friday. the 7th as.. at
5:s"sS, a aSy sS are eiss1 r.oei invita-
BURNson rhursdly mornns May ROoer; Burns. after
F9nsT. he enlra consrsgst ons cnaren. '7'h't AID
areInvltsi % attend
Friends viii kindly omit fOwer'
INC q; S O. e. n S2sa lsS IaSs s,. c'ss
SIXTH day. III nsS. A. 5 O'Clock p
InterrDent at NestouIy. l. I.
Far ess WIDOW Of tns AZ sen Faress formerly OF
salem. Mass N .he s5d year of her a-r, - ON W..
l2ithst, ON Friday. May J. Al , p m
r.sr WIDOW w1e s Henry HPp P.hs s4 rs %
fqn sryees GSn uSTi e s the h rasr % m and
KAHN WEMER-On wednesday evening. May 5. Robert
l. sshnweer. sou OF the -lmou b. aud O-nc Kahn
eIat,yes AMI trisni, lisi tbs uner from hi,:s
re,.ieacs 10 West 47th 81, On Friday NAY at
Madeene Pappenhusen dIus' Ter of Allied L. aud AnlA
Fl. are years, months ~ days
Funeral private.
Julia daughter Of Guy and Elizabeth Philips igst 10
Funeral on Friday May at residence h'r
-outh Brosdway az 10 ococS a.
Will be YOBsers 1Lat0n % meet tram SaFms
Grand Central Depot az % a. IN
Interuent az n, convenience of tue family
PRiOR-At Bosyn L. Nav ). 10 ace Prlor formerly of
New. N0rk
Relatives fnvtei attend the funeral ,nn
Nav .. 1t Il O'Clock fIon Friends Aeesi"S Hous"
Wesrbury
Carriages will he at WestbnFy the ARRIVAL y
tran leaving Long Island City At Ju5 a. a. AMI f"iDo'h'
At 500 A m
sHIsLEY-At Bloomfield. y. J.. Nav s. Euaice Van Dyke.
p -hiD
Funeral AZ her ATE residence on ,2tarday may =
; O'Clock m
Inferment al hlrg and. v Y.
SIX schenectady. Thursily morhas, Eleanor.
wf- ~ samuel uler.
Irtermrnt Al schenectady.
so rHARO-At cornwall. Y. on My I. oi pneumonia.
sluuel 4 ~oufhlsi ~ ths =. III year o. lis age:
Funsra s lae az CoFn|il o. Ihiri
The 9Th mt. at f3i y m
Internent Mt Pleasant Newark. y. J., on Fni'y @
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soUIRES On ru~sdy. Nav AZ No 4 Fast : IN -,
Water sec)nd " hary H. aGt the llts Robert 'qirs
aged =
triens arr nvsi 20 ateni tn fnn,r. se
his former rey el:'. No. s. Last 3-tI-,f On
trdt noraing. the tn nst, AZ 10 O'Clock
Intern Mt private.
Please omit f)v"rt
srEWART-In Jersey city v J.. wednesday MAY D. 1856.
NarklTet q. ste f4cL iu tue ssh yea )i Der axe
relati fr,ni 81 10 attend u iune- ir0n
reNisnc- OF hsr soain law Thomas NJ "ad - Eile-
st.. saturday. NAY :. at : o'c'oos p. IL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
LAST NIGHTS MEETINGS OF woRKrNGMRN.

At meeting OF UphOlsterers Onion No. l at
No 10 stanton last night it reported mat all
employers had grInted the demands OF the men. A
resolution declared that there mo dynsmters or
red flag IN the sociegy and that such will not De
tolerated for an Instant"
The carriage and wagon-makers held a meeting at No.
427 5econd-avc. II was reported t1at ABOUT 0UO mon
str ke and that $50 were at work. No answer
has been received yet from humber OF he bosses.
At meeting OF the executive COMMITTEE OF the
pianOmakers It was reported hat stein & sons
plOyes had decided strike tb morning II The egh;-lOur
rule va put effect Weber 4 Co.'S employees are
morning Beekers Hail. IN kigntnaye., To
decide what action they Will take
OF ALTERS Union No was held last night
No. 1872 rd-sve The Committee Hours and ages
reported that the leadn1 downlOwn rcstairants nad
put the twelvenOur into effect Resolutions de-
nOuncng Chicago Anarchists the worst Toes or
organized labor adopted unanimously.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
A BoYcorr DECIDED 0y BIZ STUDENTS

A BOYCOTT DECIDED ON By STCDENIh
ERIE, Penn, May (SpeciaD D.-The students
the Eainboro State Normal school Issued the follow
ing circular tonight
Inasmuch as A. Z. Miller. music dealer; l. H.
Cornell, cothier; H. 5. Cutler livery A. j.
Proudht x Co.. merchants Thomas Heiner,
barber and ). b. Greenfield drugs,
nalcious endeavored 70 njurs our school and have
violated the OF order aud decencywe the students Of
Normal school, withdraw our patronage IRON The above
We DESIRE all other respectable persons TO do
Down WITH the whIsSsy rug.
This Of the recent election OF the
Normal School and all the persons named voted In
what ia called the wniskey ring The students
number 400 and me boycott II arly enforced will
crOwdlng named out OF business, as they
are dependent on the school for support
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
MOTHER AND SOY ArrACK POLICEMAN.

Policeman Welsh, OF the Sixth Precinct,
went to No. 303 Maujer-sI. BROOKLYN yesserd iy 10
arrest David Harrenus Tor violating the sanitary
ordinancea He attacked by tue wife aud OF the
man who armed with revolver and knife respcct-
yey Tns stabbed the officer the oack and mead.
but arrested Mrs. Hurronus contentcd herself with
holding tho revolver and threatening TO shoot The
whole family WAS locked up nnaly. Inc policeman Was
seriously hurt
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
THANKING 4 PAPER FOR ITS FAIRNESS
1 e - l 4. I

DfdnCH NO. OI INC IIIsn NdlIOHdI Ltf2uo
held public meeting last evening AZ No. 81 CHion
Square. N. d. Gallagher. President OF the Municipal
Council Of the League, In the course OF MS speech
sai; 1T ~ matter OF regret that. with the exception
OF The TRIBUNE AL the newspapers have boycOttrd our
meetings Oi the Municipal COunceven The sun ncuieu
THE tative OF another citv tod III. thA
he Instructed TO msr-present our meetin IS ana
the uziy eaturss II any such there we're In the
face this think on <ht TO tnalk rHE TRIBUNE w
LIS I'M partial repOrtA" lApplause.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
IcAUGBr STEALING ~ THE LYCEUH THEA TIRE

For some months the actors In Helen Dau
vray's company the Lyceum Theatre have been the
Victims o. continual p~eulatlous from their dressn p
room During that time James PgOtrs losses amounted
to about S75 $50 For "Wednesday evenings perform
ance Nj iig"tt ~mDloJed detective to watch for me
ther detective caught william Stafford the call
boy IN the act Of poeketing - which hr had taken from
Mr. Pigot trousers pocket. In the Jefferson Market
Ponce Court yesterday Stafford was held Tor e4sniha
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
Mss rHURsBY SINGS FOR THE BAPTTsrS

Mss THCRsBY SING is FOR The BAPIISTS
The Baptist Social Union Of Manhattan Island,
brought - dinner season end last night at Del
monico's with ladies' rece pOn. The large hall was
prettily decorated with palms and flowers and the
guests we're welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs. edward b.
Narper assisted by The Hev. Dr and Mrs. Armitage,
the Rev Dr. and Mrs Macarthur. the Rev. DIR. Brdg-
men tie Rev DR. and Mrs. Elder and Mr. and Mrs.
James b. Colgate Mr. and Mrs. John P. Townsend,
MI and Ns ;. I. ill man. Mr.. anc Mrs james ID.
Reid Mr. ana Mrs Joun r. Hummer Mr.. and Mrs. o..
j. BALD win Mr.. and Mr.. l.. VI. Lawson Mr.and Mrs.
james W Perry ana Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Vedder.
Miss Emma Tnursby sang the shadow Song. from
Dnorah andi Bird song by Tsubert. Among
those ure eut Mr. and Mrs. John }. Little, Mr..
and Mrs H. C. Couger. Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Towns
end nuN NJ and Mrs l.. u. .lOnes.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
INQUEST OVER ONE OF THE VICTIMS.

CHICAGO May 6.-The Coroner held an In
quest this afternoon the body OF Charles kister VINO
was killed in yesterdays riot. Il was supposed that ne
was shot by tho police. Two witnesses were examined
and then discovered that instead OF being sho he
man mad brrn stabDei IL l. now thought that he was
killed anarchist a. the evidence discIosed INC
face that not rioter The Coroner ordered
The inquest adjourned, body was taken TO Ms
fer's home
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
JOSEPH HOWARDs LECTURE.

The lecture of Joseph Howard, Ir., In aid OF the
Press Club Buria Fund Wsllacks Theatre SUNDAY
evening Dr. together good OF rhe active
prs spair te civ tJy-her III c0nsiferap!e num-
Der o. actresses To both Professions
oT 0ndsut aad dTanttlg critic MI HONarl mas
twenty-hvc That tIe lecture wl no
financial success already apparent The boxes Will he
occupied samuel II ". c. whitney, Roscoe CoDk
1est allack and NJ Depew.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
WARDEN FIyy ExOyERArED.

The coroners inquest III the case of John
Carpenter. VINO killed himself In tue IonOs with a
razor was ended YESTERDAY The jury stated that they
we're ignorant manner In which Carpenter secured
the razor and they oxoneratcd Warden Finn and his
keepers from all D,aule
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

SPEIKLRS AND GUESTS OF THE OHIO SOCIETY.
There VIII be over $50 persons at the first
of the Obio Society Of York, at Del
moncos t-night. specia will brngI large dele
CATION from lshingtou charge OF General Anson g.
McCook. Among those who are expected to be present
I'D who Will he called on FOR speeches. are Senators
sherm9n Payne, Plumb. J. r. Jones. Harrison and
VOORHEES,, Ex-Governor Foster. eX-Goveruor Bl-hop,
Congress Mckinney, Warner ana leFryrr. There
= number OF distinguished persons present as
guests of mtIniefs amOng whom are Levi 7. Morton.
stewart l. Xnodford Governor Abbett Frank Haiton
and v J. Arkel. The dinner begIns at y clock. the
lociry's De- club rooms, No 236 Fifth Will prODa-
n Inc. -laV.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
LEAVING HER AGED HUSBAND

Christopher Becker, scale manufacturer OF
New-Roche.. VINO In his eighty second year found
ye &. rlay that wife. who about thirty years old
had left aim. sac had $4,000 IN Government bonds
and 81 900 beside A young in ME BoeEers riI
pioy nissng MIA Becker Is the anutactureTs
nj gtuffr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArtONS-FO2 81 HoUal
WASHINGTON, May 6.-FOr England,
fair weather and Stationary temperature. followed by
cooler weather and light rain.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA New
Jersey Delaware, Mary land aud Virginia light rains,
variable winds generally soatkel. decided ej snge IN
temperature.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
KIyDERsYnPHOSIE FOR BABT SHELTER.

A kindersymph0nie concert under the leader
ship of Augustin Corada In aid Of tho Baby Shelter
connected with Church OF the Holy Communion was
given last night concert hall OF the metropolitan
op.ra House A orchestra of twenty ladies furnished
ths sym pnony. Mrs L. r. Ham soprano. and Mr. Raboch
a,so eontrlput the enjoyment Of all.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
DEDIcA1lyG RoCss TO PUBLIC woRsHIP

PTrsBUgG. May (Special.-Songs, psalms
aud prayers sounded through the parors the Moor
head mausion. No. 113 Centre ave-, this afternoon
It the dedication OF OF the
wealthiest private houses in Pttsburg to the public
worship OF God by the adberents OF faith cure Goc-
IL within alls that General j. X Moor
head. Who Represented this district In Congress
several terms, lived and died. Miss Mary Moor.
head told the Assembly gathered there how the Lord
had granted her prayer for health and therefore
dedicated he1 hOus to his service.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
LIEUTENANT ii. J. HUNT.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-LIeuaenant H. j.
Hunt unor gradeD United Navy, died last night
a. the Soldiers Home from consumption. He was SOD
in-l.w OF AdjutaD Dt-GeBersi Drum.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
M1pyrGUr FIRES IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 6.-At 11:55 p. H. two alarms
OF tire were tur ned In simultaneously one alarm from
Ashland Avenue Bridge. in the lumber district me oher
from State and Harrison sta, the centre VI tho city
lowest quarter The rres both put out IL is not
known that they Of inceDdary ergip
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
THE PRODUoE ExCRANGE GLEE CLUB

The second private concert Of the Produce Exchange
Glee Club took place last night at Cbiekering Hall
The club bad the able s-i-tance of tie Philharmonic
Club and Miss Helen d. Campbell cOntralto The club
sang with precisoh and good volume, and gradations
were most rti.iicaly marked
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
CAVES OF 1HE 1wLNrYsEo ooxD REGIMENL

The 22d Regiment held their first athletic
games last night at their armory, in fonrteenth-st
nsar sixth ave. which were under the anspces Of
Company A. There were twcnty-nine starters IN the
80 yards dash. H. f. Bruchs N. A. C., won the hnai
heat. r. ID. Lange, Conn A, 22d Regiment secui rd
the mile walk aud the two mile walk Tho one
mile 10 W. II. Wilson, Of the l3sh ReglEent,
Brooklyn. There twenty five starters la the 4+o
yards J. r. Norton tue hGal heat. l. A.
Coilet first In the mile aud g. /. Wygann
first al the string the obstacle Company
the regMeut.Il tug OF war.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

7KE B4RTEOLDI N4TINEE AT THE AGA DENY.
There was a large audience yesterday at the
Barthodi matinee the Academy OF Music. and IT
WAS an enthusiastic The whole affair passed of In
ihe most sat tsf.ctOry Miss Marie Wainwright
rea4 the Prologue Oy Mrs John oherv oOd. which Mrs
James Brown POrer had heeD expected to reeite.
Among those taking part in the entertainment we're
Mines. fursch- Madl and Ro1erti Heen-Danvray Helen
Bruno and Louis james. kyre Behew, W. :. Rising
t. L. CriA IN. Paul Willard. A. SaVini. sam FranSs
and A p. Burbank. Tie receipts were ahUut $1,000;
ihr net viii be from 81 OOO 10 el.2eO. Mrs
Jpnn d. Townsend. The general manager, ia behalf Of the
ladies having of entertain saIQ mat she
hal hop-d tor more but added checrfully: Every
3 600 helps"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

Ycur Meal Orrn n Boffic o. exhilar3;inE appe. i1e
Msthopsooigus Yoa viii enjoy TIE rep st doaDy nis5s
Il thoroughly. -od BY Grocers anf Dr igStsfs
r. {. Hazsri a Co, Importers ana PrOprl'i0f>
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
sRTsroR rEsrTFrss ~ HIS OWN BEHALF

In the Bristor case at New City yesterday morning
w p George, pastor OF the New City Methodist
Church Theodore F. Reed " Illiam VI. Mason, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence W. Suecen, jackson Rose. Maria
Westervelt and Schuyler Westervelt testified for the
defence that Ida Downs had told them contradictory
stories about the assaults In the afternoon an
attempt made to prove that Bristor was present
at a church far during the hours OF the alleged AZ
sualt IN the kit chem Bristors examination followed.
lasted three hours and will be continued this morning
he spoke at times with great dramatic effect aud
solemnity. denied the charges against hum, al re-
viewed the story of his entire connection with the MN
isry He admitted striking Ida the face, calling
her lying hUssv," and threatening to tear her
heart out" II asserted that Ida tell on his neck.
wept and beg2 forgiveness after ne had prayed Tor
her and sad that when on New-Year's Eve Officer
Fisher came to take Ida away from the parsonage,
she eung Brisor and said she aid not want TO 60
The ca-e today.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

~ ,naipss Ale and fssrr grrr. ..
Absoirtsiv ure Boetiei at fho Brsvsr7 EsprD5.v ~
Panty e. AMI delivered ~ Le1e- %. lJ5ss AL
lOth.ave New. YORK CITY Orler by POstt Carl
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
Gperia! Nutlcss.
College HdI-Rivcrvirw Academy.

College Hul-RvcrSirw Academy.
IN parcgtr. rei f 60 rae p)s-rT
the SOFA % he sCIJD "ede,ire 20 ef'
nnm.Ilately addresses OF a. old pdDAa
Western papers please COPS. ... ,.->-
BIsBEE g AMEN
Rlyrryiew April 70, 1885 POughkeei-le, n Y.
flank nson- steam Carpet Cleaning Wpr.S-
Is East 27th-st kst8Dishsi 1851 or ors mai )r
otherwise promptly ateadeI 10
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
PURSUING THE ANARCHISTS.
Continued fr ON First Pn4e.

greeted az they went with cries Of Scsbs - Eight
hours SIN tho men walked silently into th" gate and
went 10 the various departments About five hundred
." ae men had gone ~ by 73O but after that few en-
tered Most OF the remalned In tho crowd and said
they woui ssy out for eight hours The proprietors Of
the works decided at o'clock To grant working day
e nours aud an advance OF ID per cent on the FOR
mer pay
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
rrnnu nrvsrpEs rHR ELEYIrED ROID

OyR JUROR CEEsUREs The ELEVArED ROAD
The Coroners inquest IN the case OF Patrick
j. Gleason who fell from he Park Place Elevated sta
ton resulted yesterday iu verdict By nine OF the ten
urors that his death by attempting TO
yet On A wnlle IN motion. The tenth juror.
Patrick Ii. Powers. signed verdict censurng the road
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

Attention Is directed dramatic readings OF Misc
Helen Mar. which will be given st tho University Club
Theatre this evening Mr. Frank Lincoln and other psr
foymsfs viii AssiSt
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
D1vvER or THE Ba00KLYy YALE MEN.

The Yl.e Alumni living in Brooklyn had a
dinner W~uesday the Clarendon Hotel In Brooklyn
~ than eighty present The object OF
the dinner discuss the tdvissOIty OF local as
sociat in Brookyn. Those present decided 10 form
an assocat!on III adopted constitution and byaws.
Benjamin D. Sman. of the class OF 1924 presided, and
Stewart l. WOodferd &c. the Rev Leander T. Chamber
lam '63. O4k-y ~. Corporation Counsel Amet f.
JclAs aud others made speeches.
The Offc. elected President Benjamin D.
liulan cepresIieut. FREDERICK A NIri seeretary
II r. Wala u; treasurer W. B. Dtvenp0rt; execu i've
eommirie- Henry l. johnson. Thomas j. Fnney. Joseph
A Burr. L L. Woodruff, > :. ), August A Emery ana
Israel Minor
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
pRosABLY KILLED FOR HIS FOLLY.

While W. II. Marks, age 27 of AZ Skillman-
Ave. BrooKlyn was dTvin2 ioado of dirt in Johnson
eve Yesterday three mon threw stones at him. He
thrrw them back aud struck Nicholas Waters age
tw.uty thsre mead fracturag his skull The in
inrrd man Is dying az 81 Marys HOspltal.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

by the strikers against Fort Wayne dummy train
which was moving toward the city from Enelewood'
The strikers stopped 1t at Thirty nintbst About this
time Wabash passenger train approached Forty-thira-
st. On the train the Detroit baseball cIno. who
were to play the Chicago club this afternoon. The
Detroit boys were compelled TO leave tho train and
make their way to the city in The trouble
was caused BY the switch tenders and crossing men OF
tDe western Indiana Railroad. who struck for an al
vance OF pay. They have been receiving $40 month
lbe men on the entire line have out The principal
trouble was stewart where the Western Indiana
ine crosses that OF the stock Yards Transit Company
h ths point swinging gates placed. The strikers
SWING the gates the Western Indiana tracks and
~ thr gate tenders strike there to
swing tDem hack The assistant suDerintenteut OF the
Chicago and Atlantic roai which the Western In
9hna tr'eks came on ami the gates ~ 20 al
low he New York train TO through Tne other trains
took ADVANTAGE OF this and passed through. and the
lr.ckS were clear AT o'clock. The wabash road was
affected, as IL uses the track this point
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
MARRIED..

MONTGOMERY KTTEs-At NinneaDo'is WY :. " n,
Rev William W Montgomery. Dr. James ". tontgJnery.
Cf Erie Penn and caro- inc caa Ehter ~ the tte iss
Skies. esq o. Min leapphs
SHAW-FERDOS-st Piermont. ROcklaSi County y, Y.
by the REV N G. -tu Mary Van Dyke dau<hfor 81 tns
late Hon John W. Ferioo TO the Rev. W II. SHAY o'
Brainfree, Mass
wRIG GHT-CHOATE-onThu THURSDAY Nay g. 20 pis1saniye
" y the Rev George W. Fer2rsol. asslstea ~ the
Rev BENJAMIN {. HUI Dr. Jonathan Wrrht 10 susan
Kiitredr O. dau yhter OF Dr. George T. = Choate.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
oBsrRucrING TRAINS AT LAKE

CHICAGO, May 6.-Serious trouble is reported
sA aftsrnoon ln the town Of Lake The nrs move made
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

College received legacy Of 100000 as tho founda-
ton an school building Tire donor wishes to re-
ma unkn