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New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
v,p1ovs MATTERS OF LEGISLATION

ALBANY, May 10 (SpeciaL)-Ihe Senate
passed to-day the amended Cantor BILL This measure
was prepared give authority to street railway COM
in the smaller cities OF the State 10 continue Work
which was interrupted by the passage OF the Cantor
law. That was aimed at the New-YorE Gable Railway
Company, but 1t injured small street railway companies
that were IN process OF organization.
The Senate passed also peaker Erwins bill lower
ing the taxation and marine insurance companies
Tne red slight but 1t is believed TO DE
lust one by Controller Chapn.
The Assembly took a step this afternoon in regard TO
taxation For several years the State nave
been complaining their reports that personal prop
erty WAS escaping taxation and all the burden OF sup
PORTING the Government was coming upon real estate
Omplaint especially made by them that wealthy
men IN New York escaped taxation by "swearng OF "
their personal taxes. AssemOyman Van Buskrk OF
Cayuga County. introduced bill giving the tax as
SCISSORS the following extraordinary powers: Every
Assessor this State shall before proceeding to
the property OF any person. first require such
person to take oath before such Assessor that he will
fully and truthfuy state TO such Assessor In detail
any reservation the whole amount OF his per
property. aud the nature OF such property, and
the true thereof To the best OF hs knowledge and
beief and that ne will fully and truthfuly state to
such Assessor detail the whole amount OF any per
mamagement or held by him in any hduciary capacity
whether trustee baee or otherwise, and the true
yaiue OF the best OF his knowledge and be
nef together with the name OF the owner or owners
administer the oath prescribed by tins secilOn."
Afer some debate the BIZ was passed by vote Of ~
to 36.
The Assembly tonight rcpriated 100000 for the
support State prisons Already the suni OF
$500 900 has been appropriated thls year Tor ls puf
POSE 500 OF the cUbvcts are Idle, however aud
super icndent Baker desires TO pat them AT WORK.
senator McMillans Prison Commission bil one Of the
bills before the Legislature passed
by Assembly. II authorizes the Governor and SEN
ale 10 appoint commission OF three persons 10 lvest
gate the systems OF employing cOnycts with
view Of selecting the best the sum O $4,000 Is apprO-
pria ed for this purpose. L> bl that pening
DV the mission The state TsUu COuviCts
may with the Of the Governor. be employed
under tho piece price system.
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ArrAlRs OF vARIous ORGANIZATIONS.

AFFAIRS OF VARIOUS ORGANlZAIlONS
The striking furniture workers report the
situation OF affairs as unchanged The meu employed
by Iottisch & Co.. eleven in number called out
Yesterday the firm being considerably in arrears for
wages Nichols & Co.. OF One-hundredand-twenty-
eighth. st near Lexngtonave.. have made an arrange
mens with their men and forty-hve OF them return
to work to-day under the eghthour rule and with per
cent advance in wages The association manu-
facturers remain firm, however and snow no siSus VI
granting the demands OF the men.
The marble workers made another gain yesterday.
Roos & Co.. OF Hvingto called for conference and
granted the demands Of their fOr nine hours an ad
vance in pay make the shop strict union one
tn. men return TO work This leaves five factories
out now employing all told 200 men.
The retail nat dealers OF the East Side met at No 1s9
RoServ on Tuesday consider what action should
he taken in regard 20 the sunday closing movement.
There were about fortyfye present the large majority
Of them being Hebrews. The sentiment was overwhem'
inrly In favor OF keeping open on sunday
and vote the question showed thirty-seven
in favor to six against. Tne K Withdrew
After their withdrawal q committee was appointed To
20 10 Al iany and hat stores exempted lfom tue
operation OF the Penal Code.
The quarters OF the German MacAlnlsts mon
A. was reported AL the hands employed AT Eusoh
machine SHOP GOercksl on strike on account OF
misunderstanding aud difficulties ABOUT contract
work.
Twenty ona firms comprising the Newark Fur Hat
Manufacturers AssocIatOu VINO locked out the makers
on NAV decided Yesterday u end the locke Ut ana ln
formed the men TO Return To wOtk.
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NOT DJSTURREU BY LEGISLATION.

The surface railroad officials of this city
were wuoly undsturDed yesterday by the legislation IN
progress Albany relative to the conditions under
which the change OF horsepower to cable traction
surface roads shall be lawful The Lyon amendment
requiring consent Of the local authorities before
change ia motor power can be made. generally
spoken OF as useless legislation. Edward Lauerbach
the attorney Of the Third Avenue Railroad Company
SAID
The amendment accepted by the Assembly leaves
the law precisely II Is IN the General street Railway
from horse any other power can be made The consents
OF half the property ana OF the iocal
wholly UNNECESSARY. ~ -.
Mr. IsuterDach denied that this legislation had been
rnr forward in the ID terest OF Third Avenue Road
tbnurt al fist tnat II might affect us. he said,
hpf found II did not believe the measure bad lts
o-igu IN the desire BoOoslyn company 10 get
nd of tho Common Council IN the matter Inc Com
mon Council all right" added the lawyer smllu sy
+. they are good men. have no objection 10 them
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
MISS MORSE MUST FOLLOW HER HUSBAND

George ID. Minton, for the first time since he
married Miss Oracle Morse yesterday on the box oil
the family coach. ne the Rev MI Morse down 10
the Tarrytown depot TO take morning train Tor THIS
city The coachman occupies his usual quarters over
the stable his wife attends to his domestic anar
Mrs. Morse has not become recOncilei TO the anat
Genrge schumau night watchman the Deaf ana
Dumb Asylum in TarrytOwn, only a short time Deioro
Mlnton went the employ OF Mr. Morse causeu NE
arrest twice for committing depredatious arOund the
prenises and he fined each time. Last nlghl tnc
coachman di-charg-G from the employ OF the fanny
and Mr. Morse said reporter that the bride must 20
with MIN and i've upon lis resources. Ine yObA- ma
mother Is the aundress Of the family and lives over LUG
stable house Tor her son The mother VIII
still be retained ID the employ or the Morses
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prRrKISG TIE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, May 10 (SpeciaD.-ihe Republican
members OF the Committee on Finance reported al
versely tonight Days bill for an enumeration
of the inhabitants OF the In fact. 1t Is Governor
Ilrs bill The committee reports that II believes the
Constitution requires a.census and 1t calls attention TO
the fact that the Governor vetoed census bill year
ago The committee cOse- It's report with THESE words
The ATTEMPT 10 establish the theory that the census
bills of last year we're any sense unconstitutional
because they contemplated something beyond mere
enumeration Is a su gge-ted limitation upon the powers
OF the Legislature which has no warrant IN ia" OF ia Ic
son The Legislature then. IN the Judgment oI your
committee Is absolutely left 10 its own discretion I'D
the matter of providing either census or ah emu
meratiOn either Will OF without census Dnt III view oi
what we are compelled 10 regard as mistaken ASSUME
ton OF power on the part OF the EAecu'lve III
preyeutng in tie constitutional year "A census
ana an enumeration combined which was ordered
and provided for Dy the Legislature IN accOrlhce Win
fhe constitutional mandate and the law OF lsoo ana IN
the view OF the fact that the Governor mas sad III terms
IN his annual message the legislature that he sun al
heres The opnion which actuaicd his disapprONal OF
the only census bill the legislature could Jusly ltsel
In passing the Finance Committee reports tAs Dill "u
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RandeI, Baremore n Billings,
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
Ola MON ID ).
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEWELRY.
bS Nassau-st. aud 20 Maiden Lane New. YORK
/ 81 Andrew ST. HoiDOrn Circus, London
Post once Notice.
oo,d h, re,a DAILY oy a ln.ersssei a. change, may

Should read DAILY Dy All nsersseL as changes may
occur 81 any tune. --. D. .,---..
for dispatch partc liar steamer except sasa tt
send dupAcas ot OanHn2 All comm -rcl4 i)si
letters nog specially aidrssoi being scat o! "a,
Foreign mails Tor the ending May 22 viii cos,
PRoMPTLY Ia Al cases al this O1ee As follows
$50 a. fOr Fr4oca Germany etc. per
letters Great Britain and otaer European cointrss
must De drec ted per Nlel.nd"l az IL - a IN for
Orlnoc0. at 80 2. m FOR europe per Gotminc VIA
Queenstown, At : p. N Tor frOSfeso h-xc1 per 8
TnornhlL Atsa IN for newfoundland peras Portla
FRIDAY - N. tof NewtO INLAND pef 81 t,insrfon
Halifax Al D. for rruxulo AMI RaatAn, per .
Professor Morse from Sew OsioAns
sArUKDAY-At $50 u for Europe. per 3 Etrura
Des0na via glasgow Netters must De directed per
DeyOnlaI a. 5.3J a. m ior Bolg um direct Ter g.
Penn and Antwerp detters must De directed per
Penn land"l at o.Jj a M. tOr Europe pr = nv VI
Cheser wa ceensosn tleters must be directed pr
Cty Of Chester') AZ $50 a N for the Ne'ler. ADDS
direct. per r. Caland VA Roterdam ette ers must 20
OF Colombia salvador. ana tae South Pael1c ports.
per EdItn Goaden. wa kings on lettors FOR Aeseo
Norway direct per Geiser uetters must be directed
per Geiser'l.
Malls for the society Islands per ship Tahiti tfron
san Frauclscol close here May rs p IA.
(fion franciscol close here MAY 20 al
D. IN. Msns for Australia. New Lealant -.ni"tch.
Francsco here May 20 at N cor on arrisAi AZ
New.i OF g. Brltlnnlc WITH brlush mails iof Aus
traa Mails TOT cuba Dv rAis TO rampA ia snd thcncs
by steamer hey West Fla. close al this ONCE daily
at $50 "a IN
rhe ,ho,uleo OF closing OF Pacific mails arrAlssi
on the OF ne uninorruptsi overhaul trannt
70 AN rrancisco from East arriving rlxs
AT tho lag o sailing ot steamers .re u.s.
pA''"'" '"'"N MENRY q. PEARSON. PostnAstss
Post Once. Sew'Yorx. n. \. Nay IL lss0
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How the state j. dashed TO pieces IS described
by communication from one of MOsTs men
FOREIGN GIRLS FOR THE JUrE MILLS.


Jane D. and Jesse Starruck Lily Thompson,
Eliza Drew Margaret Abbott, all cOmely ami hardy
looking scotch girls and Ellen Courtney. an Irish girl
landed at Castle Garden yesterday under an implied
agreement to be employed at the Chelsea Jute Mills As
possible that their agreement was violation OF
Castle Carlen TIL Secretary Jackson had Investigated
the matter behalf OF the Commissioners or Emgra-
ton they testified that In response 10 an advertise
ment in The Dufdee AdrfrSer for wraTers % come 10
the United States they applied TO = Fleming the a-st
message signed "lyal. Chelsea Jute NILS New-l ork
Ths message REQUESTED Mr. Fleming 10 send TO New
York sir lnte weaver. and guaranteeing that tnelr
earnings By piece work would average from - 70 -
week that their passage expenses wOuld he PAID Dy
Mr. Lya and he wOuld deduct 81 from the fortnlghty
wages each till the whole amount was repaid Iney
did not know that there trouble IN the mills hr.
Ly as agent satisfied Mr. Jackson that the strike was
ended amt that the girls not brought here under
any contract, and tney were permitted 70 20 10
tho mills
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cou,11ss1oxrR o,poNNELL,s srcCEssoE.

ALBANY, May 10 lSpeciaD.-Edward j. Du-
rant IT, was nominated for Railroad Commissioner by
Governor Hill to-day in place OF John ODonuel' whose
term expired on January %. Mr. Durant is grain
merchant OF this city. He is man OF high stahuhg'
and is believed TO be fully competent to perform the
duties OF the Office for which he has beon named lie Is
Rennblican and is so popular with the Albany Repub-
licans that last April they nominated him for Mayor
lie made an excellent rum and. although De aten pued
Gown greatly the usual Democratic majority HIS nOml-
,op was referred the Railroad Committee III con-
ers Mr. Rogers being the other and the Republicans
Will nave a majority In the board
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
sr,w.vUAKA yAoB1 CLUE CHANGES

The most important meeting of the Sea-
vanhaka \ acht Club years held IN Deimonlco
last evening and the attendance large. The BY
law compeing the fixing OF the date for the annual
cruise at the May meeting stricken out aud the
follow ny amendments ide g ths sailing regua-
tons 10 the classification OF cutters. soOps ana
yawls:
Ffstcla~s Measuring II feet losd water Line length ana
ov second Measuring - fect and less han l. hlid
s.-Net-uring feet ami less 90. FOdilh cas.
Mss.n ne 81 feet aud icss taaa Fifth easur
ing tnan 81 leot
1ne CollutnIan primo pies OF The CLUB were somewhat
Modified y an aiuendeIt the rules relating 10 Cor
intnIan crews The amendment provides Jhat prOies-
slODaI shall DE allowed on scnooheIs an
second class cutter riOOps auu yh"iH.
purse OF 81 900 has subscribed by members OF
the ciuO for a cnp be offered for competition a.
specl. prize at the regatta of June 10 The Priscilla,
the Miyfower. the Atlantic aud the Puritan Will be
entoISd for the race.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
rrurnrrrRs LrnLcrEn IN MryNrSorA

ST. PAUL, May 10 6pecldD.-A dispatch
from Fergus Falls 7he IrOneer Press thus explains
how ex-Cougressman Henry Van Aruam aud George l.
Corn we'll both OF NewYork TO be indicted Tor
curing money under false pretences In 1888 Van Ar
nam and CornweI owned large tracts of pine land from
most of which they had stripped the pine They sod
900 The line OF the Northern fac'nc lal
road including the present site Of NewYork Mills. to A.
: RIoWers VINO paid SI2OOO for the Land receiving
el.ur title by warranty deed. LiEhtoen months ago
oyels that he land was not clear OF aA at
tacbmeut which hsl placed on 1t previous 10 his
purehasr and sfilI held over his title. fnor
10 learning this, Blowers disposed oi coH-
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monetary system Of the country into confu
srerented by another catastrophe change
witch for the moment wOGi have great effect upon
,hs nrcc of silver and throw the currences OF other
courtre- as well the currency OF .he United states
;n,o coOfuson To some extent Italy also has been an
offender in matter. 1he resumption OF specie pay
ments ~ that country Goid basis 10 entirely WORK
a. suls riuity The resumption silver basis would
have been preferable hardly blame the bimetallc
counfres because the original SIN mere
one VII .ch dates very far back indeed himetailc
ccuntiy from the nature OF the case must aiways
be prepared for great changes IN the standard mony:
Choppiug ana l. the law or lts being oth IL
s nnite clear that had frankly adopteu si-
yer stand ard sro aud KEPT =" ~ an" ".ncr
eounirrs had done the cach accordir 10 olts own
varts necessities none Of the catasrophc caEes
of toe last ten fifteen years would nave peen hsces
sary or ihougAt OF at all Gold and SILVER w9uu ln 81
nrolabiilfy have more stable WIN irIrtehce 70
ch other than they have becn and the currency us-
cu.snns for many years past wodid nave pecn enteS
otVtal one OF the main evils Of managed currences
a. fc' j. that an ipce.sant currency discussion OF
- ,ract.cal kind Is Unavoidable. whereas, In oruer
to have a The adva tages OF GOOD Standard soui
bn,ne ke an ordinance OF nature 30 that nrsctca'y
-, ,rs are ever required In this last rrSpect NJ
ie.-r our own metallic currency for the last egh
l. beeu perfection. England is the ony srea' country
,t,,,~, las mon changed It's standard money
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20

KrNG-NEEKs-Ou Welnesily. Nay 10 a, fh' rsute1e,
o. tie brides parents 81 ast 9ths' Dr. te icy D. Mar
Vincent King, j. o. NeN- lJr1 10 haA-e Lsics
eldest dau yltcr OF Ldwn M1rEs
NORHIs-KlNG-On rucBlly. MAJ at the resd d-nce Of
bride, father by IN. James r. King assisted d. tls
Rev. Ha-br0uc1 DUBOIS Lulher W. +. MOTIFS Z, Julia
sherwood. daughter II Dr. y. = King
NTLEs-PETIEI- AZ st. Aunes church. sortlain JOE;
Berrnud the -th inst- by The hlght ReT, is t3ra
B.sho OF newfoundland ant Bermu IA ASSISTED! Oy mo
Revs Bruce Nc Kay rector OF Sandys AMI southampton
an1 Luney LOlxh Ecclc slastca ConF Ihonis N r.
Mlles esq. Of Albany. y. Y. - arDline D'aA' eie's
daughter u " lllau Pettet, esq. Oi ScS-4OrA
AH notices ~ marriages must be udorsed r dl nam
ltlld ndI IreSS
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
NEW EWRULEsABOUTCAR DRIyERs' LICENsEs.


The Third Avenue Railroad strike drags
along with new Developments The company has
plenty OF men 20 is cars and all the branches are
running successfully The police guards are being re-
duced and it is thought that It will not be long before
police will its normal work. with the
exception perhaps. OF extra force along the line Of
Thlrd-aye. and the Bowery.
Alderman Quinn the meeting OF the Board yester
day. offered resolution IN regard 20 an ordnance upon
licensing carrirers II - Intended 10 oDvlte the con
stitutiona objections the ordinance already passed
The provisions are as follows:
No person shall drive railroad while carving pas
sengers Of the cy unes ne s citizen Of
the United states ana las obtained license from the
Mayor for tnat purpose No person snail be licensed un
prove to the satisfaction or the ocers issuing
the license that ne ia Of good moral char acter
sober habits. and familiar with the dulies inVoNol IN
said emp and streets and avenues along or
Immediately adjacent TO the line of route on whicn ne
may he employed. The Mayor is authorized 10 grant
such licenses the payment o ~ each Licenses mere
toOre issued are q be continued IN ful loce ceuseu
drivers shall display cOnspcuOusy badge ccrtilying
such license and II he fails to do 30 shan De deemed
guilty OF sdemeanOr punishable bg nne ana lul-
prisOnment rot 10 exceed $40 or ten days
imprisonment or BOTH and the railroad company
S2j for ach offence made duty OF any police
officer 10 arrest any person violating tue PROVISIONS o
this ordinance
several of the members who wished TO place them
selves record. IN anticipation Of next November,
made buncOmbe speeches IN favor or the resO utOh
The presence Of /. G. T. Ecciesne the counsel Tor hf
Third Avenue strikers. ani delegation OF the later
probably had something TO do with this Mt Van kens-
selaer opposed the resolution, but IL was passed, he
alone voting against It.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20

NEw-HAvEN, May 10 (Spccidb. w alker
Blaine wao has just returned from visit to Maine,
stopped over here a short to-day. In speaking Of
his fatner he said:
His health was never better. He Is taking 1t easy
now and enjoying himself He is looking rugged ana
hearty and evidently has little on his mind
To the inquiry II his father WAS getting III trim Tor
ls-- he replied
Not exactly. A Presidential contest WITH whlch my
father has nothing to do would be novelty ~Ouldh
IN But don't suppose he thinks or Deus ate
lie is greatly interested IN the success OF his party
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
r,-popr,v FtyAycIAL Markets.

LONDON Nav l9-l2.3O m -NOnsDls. 10 q Tor money
lOl 49, i6 i0rthe account. AtanOe lnd rst " ttf
Mortgage Trustees Ceit4lctes - ~ Cain fs 70
G5S Enc. , IA %. -ecDDt tOls9s = Mexican Dri-
nary 20 Pla Common. .. New hor~ Central lO-'s.
Pennsylyania ON Reading. Il 3
2Dm-Paris aiylccs quote Three Fer Cen Heh.rs ~ -
francs ij centmes for IN account -. ....
and lOl 1915 the account Atlantic AT Frtt Nrr1
First Mortgage Trustees certificates 80 anala1 RACINE
G5s- EIie p - Illinois Central 1872 Mexican i1H~J'
26l-. Reading III
Hudson Bay Company "a y ., .-.-
80 The account nj CT ,lAnss On LO.ljA
% francs % u che
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MOST soFrEyED BY HIS IMPRISONMENT.

FreiheH appeared yesterday but Most SAID
nothing about his attempted meeting last Saturday 10
a threecoumn editorial he made exposition OF the
tenets Of Anarchists under the title What are
Anarchists striving ~ These some of the sentl-
ments:
The Anarchist would 10 with the state in which they
~ the hands Ot the capital
for oppression the aud systeinatZed
plundeIin which IN free country serves no pur-
pose and has ground existence ne caplta-t' ar
everything by the state therefore the Ana clss
capitalist dash 10 pieces his instrument Of power
thr state This s.ed Ael et thefIO-
cucton consumption, commerce, educat on. etc, rule
How the state he dashed 10 pieces IS described
by a communication from one Of MOsts men
To rHE WoRKINGuFv OF NEW YORK It's time that
throw this suDl ndherenc' with winch "e
bo0dhO throw comrae- INTO PRISON ant treat th
than the vest aIinas And wny because thef III
committed the apOulnaDl' SIN O uOiuue
speech suit the capitalist canale see
how the exult how 10 dtnus you ana nas
Won anu hos Won carry M AMI miserable exist
How long Will this with the patience OF
shespl Friends comrades. Destr yourselves iaAe ex
np 0f noble per'ons In our cause the DfaVe OohD
thrower. enc NOur pest AMI surest ally dynamite
Will surely IN the lnrch It only IL WIN you 70
with "a consequences az du Tue tlcus n
There comrades, man yourselves snake on M
lehArgy deed upon men upon true reu VINO Iur
their own gOD Or freedom should shei their last Drop ~
Hound them. Annihilae them Up! on Arm yourselves
ant act.
Nivc la Revolution
With revolutionary greeting. u D.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
A STRIKER SENT TO THE

A STRIKER SENT TO THE ISLAND FOK fhAF-
James }. Quin was arraisned last Saturday at
the Harlem Police Court for using abusive language 10
Cornelius Iatourette driver the Third Avenue
Railroad Qun was striker Justice Ford sent the
case to trial at Special Sessions where yesterday the
case came up before Justices Murray. Smith and MI
breth IatUuretto added 10 hi. former testimony thdt
he wassrruck with weighing aOonj egnf pouuus.
Quin was sentenced to one year IN the Penltentary'
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siderable land and especially In the village OF orx
Mills giving warranty deeds to the purchasers. since
the knowledge of attachment has reached him BIO o"ers
has endeavored to obtain satisfaction from Van Arnam
md Cornwe without avail. He has been unaple u, 20
dispose OF land aud holders OF land already SOFA
look TO him TO them from harm In the pren,,h. ,h
The county attorney will secure requsitlon from 'no
Governor Of New-York for the two defendants
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
A Big stir in High Life.

short time suce a lee harmless plant was discovered
austi0u al tlr rct5 et
over nu gence dlssp effects of mental ad ~ II
cal OyerwOrK II exceedingly pOpu ar among 4e en- Ot
the big cities Il IS rapidly subsutn lax th' use stlm'
lanf. tones rnss. the wOu-n swarm afirr@
T1@ ciufc9es an moral assor Their anl'lcs
a. IL Il destitute alcohol gives great powers en.urane
and do not lose it. tau iOff. The dIutgss
SCI It for Aoxie Food. IL sad lts sale - un al
faI Iaf
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
Mr. ARTHrR yE4RrgD BY HIS DRIVE.

Ex-President Arthur did not go out driving
again yesterday Tne experience OF The two hours It0
OF the day before was enough for him for time nc
euioyed The rd. but there a reaction IRON the
eXciteinrnt that depressing. ani IL was iraIet III
IN his weak condition the thing hal been oVrrd'ly i
did sleep well, ana though ne got up Jest.tun -
the usual time red and moved aroaai 's'e 'u'
ing Tie day.
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between $40 and 6io the t5S's'). being lis
lower the corresponding day last cas- and i's
lower than Tuesday. -.
Slightly warmer generally fair weather NAV be ex-
pected In this city yici1ty to-day. ft pFrseh iSu
or partly cloudy weather Is Inflated for Friay
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONs-FoR 32 HOURS
WAsHINGroN, May 2O.-For New-England
local rains variable winds generally southery, nearly
stationary temperature.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylyania New
Jersey Delaware. Maryland and virginia, hght local
rains followed by weather, slightly warmer variable
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poyDERLY on MARTIN IRONS.

SCRANTON, Penn. May 49.-General Master
Workman Powderly asked tonight II he had re-
ceved any that Martin Irons announced himself
as a candidate for Grand Master Workman Mr.. Pow
he would virtually defeat himself It is against the
rules OF the OrganlZatlOn."