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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22

The Boston Herald pays its respects
to Senator EDMUNDs in the following
fashion
ave regret to see that Senator Ed.
munds has changed his views in relation
to the power of the President to make
removals without giving his reasons.
Is it possible that he is influenced by
the political complexion Of the Admin
istration?"
And again:
Senator Edmunds does neither the
press nor himself justice in asserting
that 1.-THE public press has largely given
out the idea that Congress has no right
to know any thing that is being done in
any Of the executive departments"
The press has only affirmed that the
Senate has no right to demand of the
President his reasons for suspending
executive subordinates. Senator Ed
munds himself practically denied this
right when a Republican President sat
in the White House. Is his partisan
ship so strong that he would put a
Democratic President under special
ban?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
rrnr,np Connons 70 be Genuine.

Proving Coupons TO be Genuine.
Experts who have heretofore been
called upon to testify as to the genuine
ness of coupons rendered in payment
Of taxes ought to be pleased that new
law on the subject went into effect
yesterday, which law will relieve
them from all future trouble in
the matter under consideration. We
never could understand how anybody
could be perfectly sure that a litho-
eraphed coupon was genuine, seeing
that any photographer could furnish
thousands Of unimpeachable limitations
Of such coupons. The new law, which
we publish elsewhere in our columns
this morning, provides first that the
genuineness Of coupons need not, as
was formerly the case, be denied under
oath, thus putting the burthen of proof
on the man who offers them fer taxes !;
and, secondly, that expert evidence
shall not be received to prove the gen.
uineness Of coupons.
1t seems, therefore, that hereafter
the bonds themselves will have to &C.
company all coupons rendered in pay
ment Of taxes. The bonds are signed.
The signatures are in the personal
handwriting of the States own officers.
The new law allows the genuineness of
these signatures to be proved by ex-
perts.
Wonder what the bondholders will
do next? Won't they accept the stu
alton, and fund under the RIDDLE
BERGER bill?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22

tent BY the passage Of Law allowing
the people to vote q special tax upon
themselves for the purpose under con-
sideraticn. Above all, we protest
against the proposition that such a
pledge can be redeemed in that manner,
so far as the good people Of the black
belt are concerned. But it is unneces-
sary to continue TO antagonize . propo-
sition which so far as We know has few
or no advocates amongst the Democrats
in the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
The New York Herald says :

"The phrase, sectional prejudice,
has become practically obsolete. 1t is
used only to refer to peculiar condi-
ton of affairs which can never exist
again, or by some fossiliferous politician
who has for twenty years been mired
in the swamp Of his own obstinacy,
and doesn't know that the world has
been moving while he was stuck fast.
Northern dollars and southern energy
make as good matched team as ever
pulled load
The Herald is pretty hard upon the
SHERMANs, the BLAINEs, the BoU-
TELLEs, the HoARs, ct id omne genus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
She Robbed Her Husband OF His
Place.

Correspondence Pittsburgh Leader.l
Here is a romance Of one of the
"pretty Treasury girls -" at Washing
ton, as told by Treasury-Department
Waterman: "You see that modest
looking lady walking slowly down the
corridor? Several years ago she had q
husband who was a clerk in this de-
partment and esteemed by all his asso-
ciates. One day he failed to report for
duty. His wife stated that he was
seriously i'll and earnestly requested
that she be allowed to fill the place
while he remained incspacitated. The
permission was accorded her. Soon
after she got the place she proceeded to
fix herself solid. The husband re-
covered, but she still held his position.
She finally secured a permanent APP
pointment to the place and at once in
stituted proceedings for divorce. The
divorce was granted on the charge OF
non-support. Poor devil, she had rob-
bed him Of everything and he was not
capable Of even supporting himself.
You see, she is well dressed. Her
husband is walking on bis uppers, and
his outer covering is nothing but a
linen duster."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22

" Our Women in the Var" The Lives
They Lived the Deaths They Died.
From the Weekly News and Courier,
Charleston, S. @. 1885. Price 81
in boards.
Messrs. BECKwITH, PARHAM &
ANDERSON have sent US copy Of the
book above described. 1t was noticed
in the Dispatch several weeks ago. 1t
contains seventy-nine articles, many of
them of much interest, and all Of them
worth reading. They come from the
pens of large number Of ladies, one
fifth Of whom are Virginians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22

We certainly did not intend to pre-.
sent our old friend Of the Danville Re-
gistsr IN any false light whom We said
the other dsy that be had s.at last come
to the conclusion " which we then aud
there stated. II he has not changed
his ground, be must either be In favor
Of furnishing books to al the children
Who sttsnd the public schools, or else
be- must bold that the Democratic party
Is not Pledged TO that policy; for we ct
lest canuot understand bow that pledge
wspid b. rsdssnsd 70 the slightest sx-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
DE TITS.

CHsPPELLE.-Died at her residence
4O7 north Twenty seventh street, at .
O'Clock A. NJ. "Wednesday January 20.
1855 Mrs. MARY ANN CHAPPELLE, In
the sixty. fourth ear OF her age.
Her funeral VIII take place from Leigh.
Sue ct BAPTIST church FRIDAY ii o 'cloc K
A. NJ. Friends ana acquaintances are IN.
vited To attend.
HuGIIES-Died,a at Gas \. NJ. January
2lst. at the residence OF her husband, Mrs.
ALICE y. HUGHES aged thirty.siX ears
uVe months ard twelve days.
She will he buried at Gethsemane church
on SATURDAY, Esd at Il A. NJ.
Petersburg papers please copy.
SHOHTELL-nied.J January 2Ist after a
shorJillness. MICHAEL SIlOKIEl.L sixty
eight years of age.
Funeral VIII lake place from ~. Peter s
Cathedral THIS EVENING at 4 ocloc <.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend. We deeply mourn our
iOss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
About Wafer.

Approaching the recent distress in
Cleveland caused by the lack Of sutf-
cient water for bathing purposes, one
can but think how much greater the
distress would have been in Buffalo,
where water is used not only for bath
ing but also for drinking. Buffalo
Courier.
Those who are in the habit Of seeing
Buffalo people will take what the C0u-
yier says about water with large grain
Of allowance. Its acquaintance with
the subject is very slight.-Cleceland
Plain. Ue1lsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22

The Philadelphia Press has this /:
"Tbe Senator from Ohio" means
JOHN SHERMAN. Bad proof-readisg.
The sentence should read The Senator
from Ohio, mean JOHN SHERMAN,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
Physicians Prescribe

DR.. David's Cough Syrup as the sim.
plest, purest, and most efiicacious
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
and Throat and Lung Troubles they can
use. Don't fail to try it and secure
permanent relief almost instantly. For
ssle by all respectable dealers. Price
rs cents Ave bottles for dollar,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22

The Philadelphia North American
says: "The fact that the Dakota
senator's were admitted to the cloak
and umbrella-room OF the Senate Is
Justly regarded as significant, for it
shows the high degree Of confidence in
which western members are held at the
Capitol" May it not show that
Dakota senators are fond Of "cold
IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
flsg, blackened with the faint Of pi-
racy, to and fro on the Atlantic. What
a splendid text for Commodore BoM-
BAsTEs FuRIoso BouTELLE.

"a Pittsburgh man. HARRY BEN
NETT, had his photograph taken, and
then wandered off and committed sui
cide." So 1t will not always do for a
man TO see himself as others see him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
Heavy Damage SUIT.
NV fnl.nra ~. - shA MAJ. 4. 4

NEW York, January 2l.-Iu the
suit Of Thomas II. Stringham against
Mrs. A. 7. Stewart, to recover $4,000
damages for injuries which he received
while in her employ on farm at Gar.
den City, L. i. which was tried in
Kings County Supreme Court, the jury
to-day returned ) verdict Of e42,500 ia
favor Of the plaintiff. sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22

"The annual convention of the
American window-Glsss Msnufsc-
turers' Association was held on Tues
day at the Riggs House, Washington. y
We presume the proceedings were very
psne'ni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22

"Even Senator EvARTs, with his
long limbs, cannot straddle q fence.
Mistake. II there is anything EvARTs
can do, it is straddle fence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
TEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.- Il

NEWSPAPER ADVERrlSlNG.-A
~ book OF 100 pages. The best BOOK 10, tn
advertiser 10 consult, be ne experienced OF
otherwise. IL contains lists OF ne"spapcls
The advertiser who wants tospeud one uol-
lsr, finds In IL the Information he requires
while for him who will invest one hunnfeo
thousan nd dollars In advertising, scheme n
indicated which will meet his every tequlte,
ment. or can be made TO DO 40 10y slight
changes easily arrived At by correspond.
enee. One hundred and dfIy-three ed ltlons
have been Issued. Sent post.p 70 Any :.
address for ten cents. Apply 70 GEok.ie
y. ROWElL6 Co. NEWSPAPER Eh-
Using BUREAU, 10 Spruce street print
de AID. swkwiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
DLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMoL

is useful to doctor and patient. when ar.
fused IN the apartment % disiu'ccs me a..
PENDANTS a. well Ms the sick. ll nearly
every instance In which % has been used DO
this city 10 has prevented spread ofcun.
tagious disease, especially d|pUtuerla AID
scarlet- fever, beyond the sick rnou.
II Ia the most agreeable. innocent ant tf.
fectiVe destroyer ~ bad Otun aud -...ta
germs yet offered To the puu'o IN ~
snort time.
For sale by druggists. Price 50 rsn's =
bottle. seq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
BRIEF COMMENT.

1t is evident that MILAN will not
quit his foolishness until he gets an
other threshing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
7 OOK LOOK, LOOklt.
In order 10 reduce my large stock ~
FANCY GOODS.
! will allow a discount OF 20 PER CENT On
al goods for sixty days
ia l5-eod2m IA. "a. WALLACE
DkUGs. MEDICINES. &C
GOUGHS-COLDS.

Why not arrest your COUGH or COLD
before II has developed into consumption
BY using PURCELL. LADD s co. < EMuL-
SION OF COD-LGVER OH this can bs
done Price 50 cents and 81 per hoir.
For sale by all druggists. Take mo- sub,
tute. lai~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22

Some Of the Republican papers are
iskipg occasion to allude to Captain
siNMEs as having "carrisd the rebel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
uAIgRI.Ga.ES.

RLUNT-TUCKER - Married. Tuesday.
January 10. 1885 ~ half past clock, at
Union. station Methodist Episcopal church.
south by Rev. J. &. Reed Mr.. WALTER
G. BLUNT To Miss MAMIE K. TIC NER;
both OF Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
ss.lNE.TIiiiEsD.

SEINE -THREAD.-WE N-s,fswse
- have iu stock fresh sup
,Iy OF SflNE.THRFAD cons sting VI sd
numbers and qualities. inc ui u- HuI " '.'
known Lion brand. pronounced ny a. '''''
ermeu to he the best ever Imported Hs'
Linen Gill.Nettiug. Haul-Selue Scum
Twiues Lines. HAWKING. CurAp. t"tA "}St
Leads NC Lowest prices guaranteed.
L. LICH1ENSrElN = S'N7.
corner Seventeenth and Frank TO ~ e.
sole importers 81 the cc.eofal'i !.4'A
pra,,A .Tbpaa5 Sc ZA-1m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
UNDERGAhAHs

UNDERTAKE
I W. BILLUPS Il son, -
kIs FURNISHING UNDER 40 49,
TAKERS
1908 EAST MAIS sTkEEI tuutrr ~, llaf.a
HOteD.
BURIAL-CASES. SHKOUIS ald ~.
SEkAL CONVElANCk~ fufl ..ri ~ al
hours Telegraph orten attend : fo day -
night. Telephone No. 44s. -
I I. CHRISTIAN, CzgB
lie FURNISH NG =
TNpI RTAktk
NO. 1918 EAST BROAD sTREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Telephones once, NO. g. IA
Orders promptly executed. Prcrs nS1"'
rata mn a-N~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
nRo.iRILN. &c.

OROt RiE$. 80.
MAS CHEER.-WIlSKEi, APP
- PIE BRANDY. FHENCH HHa'-
DIS Run GtN PORT ~Htkll 'h-
FANRA. COCkING WISE GELATIN 20.
GRtEN and BLACK TEAS SUGAtr-
an grades. FLOU R-NarioUo lWui- ia.
WHEAT BACON LAID. BUTTER tAf-
NFD GOODS SOAPS. 81. Weights s 4
measures guaranteed Al wLpi.s rt'r,'-
class goods at lowest uhfkc' rates ace .u-
ylted TO give me a call
John ". HIGGINS
del Franklin street near Oi Nafb"N
RROMA, COCOA, ANp Cuo'p-
ID LATE:
Fine NIRGlNIA-CURfD tlEk.@ < ul
klNGAN = HAMS.
Pure VIRGINIA swell CIDER A.
de3I MCCARTHY & iAl>t--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
LINE, CEuEsI, Sc.

7 me! LIME!. LIMEi.
lust arrived. schooner Alfred Keen ". !
a flesh supply Of KOCKLAN LINE. 90 "a. -
yerN lo,y Fresh kOSESDALt aui D. llsi-
LAND nmportrd) CEhhNI@. CA.', ~, - >.
PLASTER MAHBLE-Dl Sf. CAli 80
HAIR SAVAGE FIRE BR1CK aud 'LAi'
'u Our crlrnls,ei ANCHOR LINE e
ways =" WARNER MOORE.
goo, ssventaenth street. Corn Meal Lump
ana Ground Plaster sumscs and BATE
a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
HOW WOMEN DIFFER rpow

" mEN. AT least three men ON The a',.
IsKs July sIe bound 10 disagree With ~.
res, yust 70 snow that they We got nina w
sneIr own; oot there il no dissEreeinso,
Iierce's "F0royte Prescrt1f5,,, = r3 ~. br.
az unanlmous IN prrnOuncing ~ the be-,
remedy In the world Tor All tbosa cr,e v'n
d,tesses, Weakness and complaints pssu.
hRRgard. dlspirited woman go Nv P"''
sparkling health, sni the rlngtry ia,,,n
again reigns supreme in lie bsna9
household. "aPV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
HUMANCALVEs

An exchange says. Niue tentts NJ 90.
unhappy marriages result from nun, -,
calves being allowed 10 run large in .oc a.
- pastures. Nine teufEs uf tho Ga rort.o a.
lingering diseases 81 ~ lay originate la
impure blood tercoup'aint or biliou.na :.
i'shiunR 10 QUA Consumption w1lc. rs
INT ScTofuia OF the lungs. sores. a GERS .tfn
diseases. and kindred affection. ur
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery cs.es
AL these. OF Druggists.
SICK and bilious heaische and al Ir.
fsugemeuts Of stomach and bOlse's cured
hY ir. Pierce s lellets-OF antI-bil'OugPrtn-
uies-25 cents n vial. No cheap bo,e. Id
allow waste 81 virtues. 49, druggists.
IA -. Su. Wfw)NF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
RICHMOND SCHOOL BILL.

On motion Of Mr.. Starke, the House
consented to take up out of its order
House bill giving the City Council and
its School Committee supervision Of the
city money expended for public schools.
Mr.. Starke explained the bill. and it
was then ordered to engrossment with
out a dissenting voice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22
TAE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-- FRIDAY. JANUARY %. 1886

ton Of all laws in reference to
the inspection Of -four also, petition
Of the Chamber Of Commerce OF Peters.
burg and Of merchants Of said city,
making the same request.
Mr.. Dalton presented similar petit
ton from the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Exchange Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, which was also signed by a large
number of hour-dealers Of said cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22

HOUSE BILLS REPORTED.
To authorize the Governor to loan
arms to the Stanton Male Academy
at Staunton; to incorporate the Salt
Vile and Plaster Bank Railroad Cove
Company with the recommendation
that it do not pass; to incorporate the
Madison Courthouse and Orange Rail-
road Company to amend and re-
enact an act in force February 81,
1882, entitled an act to incorporate the
Virginia and Carolina Railroad Com.
pany to provide that all corporations
hereafter chartered in this State shall
pay their taxes in money or forfeit
their charters.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Wescott Bill to allow Will
liam p. Birch and Isaac j. Melvin each
to erect wharf along their shores on
Chincoteague island in the county OF
Accomack.
BY Mr.. Powell Bill to incorporate
the Barratt Humane Society of Flu
wanna.
By Mr.. Starke Bill to incorporate
Ebenezer Lodge, No. 1882, of the
Grand United Order OF 0dd-Fellows Of
the city OF Richmond.
BY Mr.. Cornett: Bill to amend the
llth section Of the 65th chapter Of the
Acts Of lSS3-'S4, entitled an act to
regulate the practice of medicine and
surgery, approved January 81, 1884.
The main object Of this bill is to in
duce the attendance Of Virginia boys at
Virginia colleges, and to save to them
the expense Of m examination as pro-
vided by lawl.
BY Mr.. Darst Bill to provide for .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-22

vi HOtlOn Oi his hcatVH,
Resolred, That the Commissioner Of
Railroads be requested to furnish the
Senate, if he may be able to do so,
with the amount Of taxes paid by each
railroad in this State to the counties,
cities, and other local authorities, with
any other information in relation to the
subject he may be able to obtain.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
NEJrS FROM TIE SUBURBS
WHO CUT JOHN PARsLEY's THROAT 7

John Parsley butcher employed IN Luysters slaughter
house near Mill Creek found in GTaDdst Jersey CITY,
at yesterday with long cash in his throat from which
freely but the wndpipe had nOi been sew
and there OdangeI that the wound would prove iaal
Parsley removed The city Hospital lie was drunk
time statement could be obtained
him Then he that he had spent the night in tai
lagers shop the slaughter house. and that hc and
William French the bartender had been drinking. quarrel
arose and Paisley but he dd would not
tell who arrested, and stouly denied
that there hal any quarrel that he used knife
aI1aiirned before Police Justice Stsng
yesterday morning and declined TO answer any questions lie
was committed the result of PaIscys INJURIES
Later blve Pearson found t~O knives in
ghers pace but neither of them had blood stains IT,
Parsley when sober forgot happened the night be
lie he did not think tnat French had cut m and
he might inflicted the injury himself
Five years ago the slaughter house in which Parsley
sleeping hre by ncendary and he narrowly
Jumping story window. About two
ago be implicated the attempt to murder an old man
John Wnan and sent 10 the state Prison for five
years but paIdoned recently.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
LIONIzIY0 TRVINGAT BLoCK ISLAND.


IL had been whispered about the hoiel that MI,
Henry Irving was about to land, and many people
went down TO see him, including company OF ladies
from New ork and Washington who had Sc him
on the stage All lanned at once except Mr.. Z a:
Buck, of The Spirit of the Times who renamed
behind to be the nomeEclator of The party when he
saw that everything all right he stepped from the
upper deck directly upon the wharf " Mr.. Irving
said he permit TO introduce you to Ills Majesty
Nicholas Ball King of this Cannibal Island"
hearty laugh followed. when the others we're present
ed in due fom. Meanwhile the ladies had been
standing impatently by as close as good breeding
would warrant. "Oh. isn't he nice y exclaimed
one in so ervent aside that II reached the great
actors ears and was without ehect in increasing
his pleasant smile. Others made remarks OF similar
tenor, but they changed their tactics and
besrged Mr.. Ball for an introduction. They seemed
to have influence court at any rate, their request
was granted and Mr.. Irving had TO bear the
brunt of their attack. Ii looked almost as II they
would insist upon kissing him in their enthusiasm,
but he escaped, the Psamst has It, by the skin OF
his teeth. The party now filed up the dock, Mr..
Irving the last he seemed in parton hurry to
escape from the fair be.egers. The visitors soon
whred up the hill TO the Ocean View. Here we're
many acquaintances Of every OF the visitors ant,
they received right hearty welcome. The pressure
Lsfe was too great even for Mr. Irving, aud he
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
NETWORK CITY.

large composition picture Of the Veteran nlomen o
Nrw.YOrk six feet by tch In size has leen
nv ID H. Anderson, and II now on exhioiiioL III ni'
studio, No. 7S5 Broadway.
"Daty Reader"-The japanese Navy officers are az
Newport They inspecting the iortS anu navy yau
of this country.
atst George s. l., a musical festival which VIII con
tnue tbrou sh the following evenings w orgls to
Is ut under the direction of Cappa btndinaster Oh 'hc
7th Regiment rare treat Is promised.
Tn. .chedulcs Of George F. Palmer, banker ana
broker al No. Broadway in MIA nent 70
Fb.rlin give 70 liabilities $6l. 500 TO- nominal as
sets SCI, 1927 70; actual S3223S 90.
Kitty Campbell, who jumped into tue river recenuy
.be was tired OF life. and was rescued was uis-
charged IRON cus ody yesterday tue order OF justice
Churchi In the supreme Court, as sue pr"essed pen
tence and her friends promised 10 provide Tor hef.
The body OF an unknown man was taken Hom 'ne
North River OF Fifty second 81 yesterday
The b.rk Nelson which arrived from Ayr yester dav,
reports that latitude 5lo 5O. iongitune * oo e"'
passed a vessel Of 200 tons bottom up.
A coroner jury yesterday charged Antonio Resciga-
nnlo of No 63 Jamrsst., with the murder OF fareK H.
Frici on Juy 26 last Coroner Eidmdn conuiittei tne
man to the Iombs
Jospu Hart director Of the Theatre Comquf, IL re-
covrriuy from a dangerous Illness caused Dy havlne
taken An overdose of cocaine TO alay the hay rver from
~ ch he b as been "a gre sufferer for many years
commissioner SQUIRE yesterday appointed Thomas
Re,son Richard T zser I'D. A. j: Draw AM Johh D.;
a. anby lnspectors in the Bureau or lncnnnrahcrs Az
are members o! Iammany Hall Mr. squire recently
several upectors from this bureau on the
ground that there need for their services.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

den $40 Books-Elk wood ito 4 on, Silver C!oud yto
against Panama TO Linden ~ Solid shyes ,,r 20 4
This was grand Eikwood sot iast pace eut oona
Silver Tapped all tho way 10 tho last ha where nc
gave wRy Linden and WAS also passed py SILVER Oioun
Linden got nearer 10 Enwood tnsn .wo
lengths beaten by the latter VOL IN hand p
distance Silver Cloud fniri SIX lengths away rsnama
disappointing and solid SILVER were puod up
Time 3:3l4 Mutuals paid VA w.
FOURTH RAcE-Fres handicap sweepstatesj one ana
one-hslf milas.
Starters Browns b. E. Yin Guest 100 lrrlsI, I. (.
Aretno lO7 (Thayer Auction pools nest barred
Aretino $40 Little Dan s25 BooksJm Quest 70 on Are.
tno TO against Little Dan 70 Jim Guest was nrst
away Little Dan took the lead and set the pace or the
half mle then Aretino pushed To tho 'front.' ana maze
faster pace At the half Jim Guest got on even terms w te
leader Areno began him a tho three quarters
could respond the whip and Aretno won Dy
lengths Jim second twelve engtns Deioro Lo
Dan. Time, 2:39 Mutuas paid s22 70.
FIFTH RAcE-Frce handicap stesplechase; about Q
mile aud half
Starters-M T. Danahers cb Mystic b. 1856 tBrophy)
F. Owens's br M Hnda aged l25 (Mr. Lloyd revere oa-
ble's ch g. Oneida Chief aged l39 (Meaneyl ESce,so
Stables Oh Disturbance aged l46 (kennyl J.
gr h. shelby. aged. 1876 (Mara Auction
Chief and Mystic SIS each Joe shelby $50
Hinda Sl8 Books-Oneta Chief even money aganst ny
tic TO g. Joe Shelby Disturbance to Hinda ~ 10 l.
Joe Shelby stumbled and threw Mara at the wafer JUMP
Mystic held the lead to the water jump the scconn Tine
Hnda stumbled and throw Lloyd Oneida Cher caught ana
passed Mystic home. winning by three onghs Mill
Mystic second 100 yards before Disturbance, thru io'
2:b3ia Mutuals paid $40.