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New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
now IINE Is WASTED IN THE HOUSE.
yIli, AND RESOLUTIONS WHICH HAVE BELN IN
TRODUCED.

MIL, AND r sOLUTIo,s WHICH HAVE BEEN IN
TRoDUCTD.
W,.uINGToH. March u lSpeciGO. O.-COngresS
has been u session three and half moaths "hcn IL
assembled promises that it was to be workihS DOdl
were p:ofsc ana apparently sincere 10 iAcil'd'e 'o7
,slatioa and wrest the control OF ouNi"'S'
from Tie hands OF the Appropriations Committee
,t concentration bills were scattered aud speciaI
"nornip. hour" was established for tho consideration
in regular o. lcr Of bills reported 0y commuters
,ncugh tie committees. with two or thrco eAoe'ouS
r,o hoo, Industrious and tho calendar mas rapidly H.
creased in volume, the amount Of WoTk accomp"sHe"
far be The average OF preceding Congresses ana inc
,,rosuo,t of bet ter things not apparent NO HOUSE
has everbceu prolific as this one In 'the prooue'o
OF bills It has fairly distanced the Ias' NoHEies>'
in which were offered as many DIS anu Jo'h'
r.soip,ion. lacking l47. as introduced into Con-
cres durg the first fifty years after the adoption oi e
Constitution. Already in the NLlAth Congress III 'Ne
House alone the number of bills ana joint resolutions
exceeds 7OO1 and SIM they come at tue rate O ooo oI
400 week. The committees are fary s"ahIe4 al"
1leeIeadar OF the House Will he soon III cohditoh o
hopcessucss IA" rs all measures ASIDE roH aProi'a
ton aud ICyeuue bis @uu q le" o'A'4' "a 1''->S
nature arc concerned.
the House dawdles when it is in session ana
cjourps upon the -tcst of excuses When there Was
criticism upon the weekly adOurnn from IFday 10
Monday Saturdays set apart Tor genera dcoao ou
t,e - Ate Of the Union IN hope possibly that
TOOK place Kepresr natives AT once began TO prepare
set speeches. Men who never spoke before
entered the lists to reinforce men VINO are
ready to talk whenever chance l. offered ana luen
VINO dl not care speas to empty seats ana EaietieS
ouctly stayed away. on yesterday when several tooi
speeches The silver Dll were del Ncted nor loe ma"
nifty meubrrs were in thelrscdis Iht even Nhtn .r
Inse is in business session IL Glde> For example, te
Indian Appropriation Dll was taken W on h"iyn % -
ana the bil stl in Committee OF Tue NhoIc
lis consideration having been so interrupted
tLa. nrly two days gwen 10 II
Iast week There are four OF her general apiron
non bls on the calendar. three OF whlch-ihe ROSY
ODicc. Consular and Diplomatic and Army bl'Is-NI'l
uroyule much discussion and necessarily CONSUME "
good deal of time. ...-- -. ... ,.,,o1
The Regular ApprOpu ltions Committee laes as H@su' @
ana thrre seems TO he no prospect that the NaN"I
Committee Will he ready before May orJ1, or Jun =,
with it, appropriation bill Inc urgent
dcfclrntes caused by the parSiluOny ana neg,
lect OF the preceding Democratic hoIse WI
he provided for this week, and then prODdoH seNeE"I
hundred Itborug men, who depend upon the Mashus-
ton Navy ard employment, ana VINO nave Dceh uio
for a mont will be WORK. Inc OhS genera. aI'
propria.on bill which has passed the House mus i"I
The Pension bill which the Democrats bdgsIeu 80
long ANA managed to stir mp partisan debate
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22

Connecticut editor printed startling story OF
terrible murder committed by Connecticut man IN the
West-said story being lie from beginning to end. de
signed to trap rival who stole but credit The
rival ie into the trap and other papers reprinted the
story ia IA condensed form, the Connecticut editor Is
under the unpleasant necessity OF making Wholesale
apology the press in general II 10 now the Tyals
turn 10 laugh Boston TRANSCRIPT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
NEWS FROM 1HE SUBURBS
VAN nrv rPoEK.s LIFE IN HOLLAND.

Evidence continues accumulate against the rev Johannes
Van Den Brock who is in iaa Paterson on achaTge OF ps
and beating because hc inv cstgalc MS lsl"
fIeouent visits a woman's apartments Duch I'sioit 81
Paterson has received from Holland copy oil Its"us paper
nmilisheh at Ieyden July O. The paper contains com
inuncaton the Rev D. Nersece dated al lie1. Juo
81 and relating 10 Mr. Van Den Brock Dominic Neslcts
writes to warn people Of Paterson against te new
man, ana Iccounts many =" ' a. maj Van
ben Brock while pastor OF chui,m noh
Uolland was detected in mproprietes ana proceed
ings were begun suipcnd him. but the pcn Mltn,s1
him testify because Van Den BROCK oW
IT, itness 5000 Van Den then offered To resign ms
nasorac that the trustees would give nm c,I
fi1cae of good moral character, ami III order 70 sc TIL Oh mn
the cert fcate given. although as MI clsltcS say!
was ufrrly undescrved The writer Oh 10 MAKE slt'
charges of immortality against Ven Den Brock who is alrged
10 have contracted numerous debts AMI spent tc money III
The writer then repeats tt story OF an
ben Brock's having swndlcd church III the rasVaal IKE
uubc south Africa. The editor OF the newspaper comment
inpo letter he L. Nlncch o tc u"
of the charges Van Den Brock ana That lac mas sct
other lnmOIatcs on Inc pas
mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
MINISTER'S DISCUSSING STRIKES

The German Lutheran Synod continued It's
Church Msujer ST., Brooklyn Vice President Walker
presided The entire time was devoted 10 discussing
ms nropOstton ave should not be guilty OF the in
tnstce OF trying to take away tho bread OF neigh
6ors" Tho Rev j. IA. SEEKER spoke ganst strikes and
fnouRht they we're fundamentally wrong. aud tnat no
sr,ssn couId consistently engage III them. They had.
he thought for their object the ruin OF business lhs
y,.w va not shared BY tho Rev. Z. schwan,
general president OF tho Synod, who man.
tanned that workingmen had the rient
10 strke whenever they saw Mt mere hothine
wrong in that" he continued but Is an entirely an
ferspt thing when they force other men TO leave her
smpOymen IL order TO wreak vengeance Oh the etn-
plover In such a strike good man can participate
One of tho thought that be "a" IN the present
strikes the causes which produced Tue Te'oAuon
Ary Yepents In Europe IN ISIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
RESISTING THE ERECTIOS POLE.

George Matthews superintendent OF the Paterson Lice
trjc Light Company which is erecting poles ana stn"he
light the streets according To contract
with the municipality, went before Recorder Grcaves yeSier
warrant for the arrest OF DAVID Aihou
black smith Marshall and Clay sts, for maize Os s'e
in chopping pole which the company men ad erected
in the ArnOds premises. Arnold appeared NouI
tariy Recorder and gave security to ansWer ne
admitted chopped down the pole and said that William
D. ourley Of the Pleas OF fasSnc county ,
him had right 10 do inlsnuCh as tir c
had been erected i'm front property without his pcrns
sion Arnold said had warned the men not To put le
mole there told that he would cut Gown u'y
persisted he carried out his threat Arnold sd before
he heard of the complaint having been made against MN 'ha
he objected to the pole being there the com
pany asked his permission first but ms arrest made HIM
that the should pnt
OF ms place and that he would chop down
every they put there e had to go to state Prison lor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
ST. LOUIS MEN BEATEN.
BROOKLYN MEN WIN BY GOOD WORK.
LARGE CROWD AT WASHINGTON PARK-rHE Mkio
DEFEATED by THE LoUIsvILLES.

LARGE CROWD AT WASHINGTON PARK-THt "hi'
DEFEATED BY THE LoUrsvrLLEs.
One of the best contested games OF baseoali
ever played in Brooklyn witnessed by an immoho
crowd at Washington Park yesterday. fuiy 1'ooo
,,o ,o-o nro.ent and the excitement throughout was
Intense The ST. Louis and Brooklyn clubs were ,v t1S
ana the players fought for supremacy VIZ.
great vgor and determination. The peculiar ana most
STRIKING feature of the the pitching OF Ierty
ths 81 Louis champions making but one MT ana that
rather dOu ,tful affair In the sixth inning Iorry Nv"
rohnst man hut mis- rather slender figure seems W
"nWb,ne ali the requirements OF great pitcner.
The western champions made desperate attempts ndsr
score but they were retired In one two three ous.
dnrtna eight of the innings Phillips, VINO maiS
the hit that the game was Loudly aPpiauu ma
Latham furnished the comedy part OF inc Rano'
his actions Keeping the big crowd In con
,,nua roar He both hissen ana applaune,.
En"tz also pitched with effect and was well suppof'eu.
pcoples caught OF the best games OF ms ire, 80
nnipo after inning passed without either sho SCOT
inc run the crowd settled back with happy races eh
,acfing 10 ace the contest run into darKnesa III w,
p'sh,b inning the home nine won the game anna wu
shout Alter two players were out swsrtwood msae s.,
hIt and scored three base MT 10 rlght "
phiiIins Tho score was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
TRANSATLANTIC TEA VELLERS.
Ry Servia lCnnard Lnel for Liverpool: Mr.. and


,,rs J. AIcock the Rev p Barbour Captain b. Baker,
DIR John Beckett MI Mrs Oliver W. Buckingham, Thorn
as Willing Bach, F. 5. Bosriman Eugene t. chamberlain
tIe Rev and Mrs Henry Brown Cave the Rev ana
Mrs W. Dodd, General and Mrs Ford, g. H. Fullerton A
q Farbarn. the John Hall, J. C. Jones, MT ana
Mrs William II Post MI and Mrs j. +. Parkhuis Coobei
lillian g. Rice Dr. J. H. Salisbury, MI and MIS- j. r
Stpebaker James Service Mr. and Mrs Frank IfoId, Al
fred Taylor c. II. Wingate Fred. II. Williams. -
AnchOTia (AnchOr Llnc) for Glasgow WiIlan Anah
Theodore BOorSem. H. 8 CULVER William Gibson James
Johnson Oliver Munsb Thomas Quarermaine and Dr.
Il H. Ward. - .,
By 81 Laurent French lne) for Havre Mile Atagraca
Agfamonte AncemO guila, Thomas r Brennan Admiral
J.. Case NJ. and Nine Fasiean Duplsnner. j r. Forster
M4TbeTnat Nine de NOguclTas Hr Paassou,
Marcial A. Pinon. ". A. Sutherland General TevIs
y the Rhaet hamburg American Packet Line) for Ham
Charles Keller, Henry Niece b. l.. Bowen Martin
Lehmann, Aaron Landauer and Joseph Renikea.
BY Elder North German Lloyd from Bremen DIT
Fraenkel. Henry Dazian Dr. Boas, b. Lowenthal, Dr. H.
Krchon William Brewster DR. c. Il. MathewsOn, Colin q.
Mackenzie John T. Young A. d. Stephenson, w. A Mysing,
Ir Kcncking Jacob stadtmuele Captain Louis Worth.
Charles Dupke.
by Gelert (Hamburg American Packet Line) from Ham
l,Irg DR. and Mrs. H.. kreutzmann, Z. Martens NJ.
Relfcns Henry Fohr Louis Reusche II. Pfeier. J. A.
Xnorr Albert kimmich, J. Dolfngcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
GOOD LACROSSE IN BROOKLYN.

A good game of lacrosse was played yesier-
day AFT ernoon grounds or the Brooklyn Athletic
Association in DeKaibave. between two picked teams
OF The association. The two t'ans are cap
tanned by Charles H. Roberts. captain OF the reg
ular cam, ant j. T. Fannrry. The teams wrre evenly
matched Tn- bali faced AT 43O D. M. and the
first goal WAS for Flannery's tea by McClaln, Of
the NewYork lacrosse Club. in EIGHT minutes. Rod
rrts then goal for his own size in seven minutes
The next game lasted only thirty five seconds and was
another point for RObrrtss side. Schel making tho
winning snot. Then Fannery's side won a goal IN one
m, uutr and thirty seconds from a throw by Branin
The next game ased thr ytwO minutes ROhertss slde
eventually maxim the goal During til" rena nder OF
the game Roberts's team won two goals AN. Fdnnsrys
two eaving to IN favor OF Roberts's side.
Tie field pa ced as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
THE COURTS
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Surrogate Rollins has admitted I'd proo"'o .no
VIII of Frederick Grote the ivory merchant VINO lei over
$50 600 the bulk Of which bequeathed 10 Ms
Ills daughter Mrs Mary c. Rank contested inc VIII,
d that her husband lad been pensioner on ther ae
for wears and that her share was lids mat the
otherxise would have BEEN The SURF .o"' ~ ~
will was free and competent ho prov,
Atfachmens again property in TINS sur no
dent savnRa Bank OF St Louis were grahu 49,, hone
Justice Barrett three actions brought 10y Nav shepey
At under claims assigned 10 him by MAY ~, ntH ~,
amounting TO $40 14O - These claims are one r ~ Mrs
exchanqe Tor 400 made by the bank 10 ~ lid nj
shepey PAYABLE at the National City BANK Viii" i,te1 Nv The
accept It, others for money received am u,tcheock
By the report filed yesterday In the SIP ugh n Camp
r,iyarJ r Brown Nathaniel Jarvis ana usn, o aasp
commissioners appointed to apprase the vaus Rroome
estate I'm South tltaSe % other estates
and Snrinp sts owned the Iorillard anu auen
which the Manhattan Elevated Railway company h ee
oniv nomna damages are awarded. II Is he1 tat o ,
yafed structure does obstruc air light ana aooe " any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
pporyrryG 4 WELL. VERIFIED SENTENCE.

Charles Blakney, formerly cuurCu III hy
Justice Moore OF Brooklyn for assautne nse S',.
each thirteen years DID, OF whom was III, Wr
In passing sentence upon the "re''" '"'
said: can,
The brutality Of your crime have never seen ever
Won stand The re- and these little girls cntc'
monument IL erected to the biggest lar ulc W. IN, ha
knew you are the man to whom me no', nnr cornse
arcc,cd yonr defence insanity ana your coulS.,
an able and reputable member OF the bar ds.hh So
faiIcJ because the facts against you your cosoi
wanted your sentence postponed but Ieluse 10 %
Tho penatv offence Is ten years III olnI
Sing don't know my words will do any g0Od Dat Ws an
IL understood by all men OF your knu thdt al eFoiS
guilty party Will get the fun penalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
SCHOOL CHILDREN REGISTERED MYTHICAL

F. Q. Chapman, Stafe NupeTln'Fndcnt OF -Uuca-
o of NcwJesey having called attention 10 the fact that
Hudson only county in the state which received more
money from the State school fund than IL paid inves
eao1 has been made The school is taken by
appointed by Board Of Education, and the law requires
that child IN the city OF school age shall be
enrolled The school Ii nom hve To eighteen years Last
wear the district OF jersey city returned
a0 names This wear could hnd but 1882
children of school age. As the population 0 the district has
increased the great discrepancy attracted attention. and Is
asserted that the takeT last year returned children
lots skating Kinks factories and similar places
Families are said credited with having children
than they really had and in instances married couples
who children all turned IN the census lav
ing The aker paid three cents Tor each
II has not been determined yet what will be
.a.l.,,, ... atf.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
PBOBABLY RELIC or THE RgBsLLIOS.

bomb was picked up day or two ago among
the rubbish Nell Rock island In the East River by
Marshal Morris OF the Ninth Judicial District while dspo-
srssing Old Sandy Gibson and his sisters
date 1862 and II of cast ron consisting shell
about twelve inches In circumference which opens
OF and thread disclosing "A smaller hollow sphere
which holds the charge This inner shell Is punoturcd by
eight nipples bearing percussion similar 10 ordinary
muzze loading fowlngpiece. Should the bomb lie thrown,
Of the caps would strike against the outer she'll
thought
might their headquarters island
any Of the theory proved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

Farncd runs Brooklyn. SC LonI. nTT Three
base hts+Pips Left on FL tg@ asc
on Brooklyn 2; ST. Louis 2 Struck 0ut-bIookSn
u ST Louis g. Double plays BY Fontz ana 9pmso PIX
g and Goniskoy Umpre-Mr. Walsh Time OF game l'fo
.,, ono snactators went TO Staten Island yester-
dav to witness the biggest muffin match OF inc sssso
neiwren the Metropolitan and Lons'lie cuha "sas s
eonle left the grounds disgust before the natch war
baifovrr The home club tried new pitcher naDea
Brooks and after the game the managenrnit ,,ns
yoreIv censured for lack OF knowledge In seiectlne
payer Brooks allowed to pitch Tor tnrre nnes
20 I'd uas than sent into centre field Roseman piicheu
S,rv we'll the remainder OF the game The score WAS
AS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK ClIl.
Roundmaster Mcmahon yesterday drowned 1877 dogs
John Murray inspector OF Weights and measures
yesterday paii to the Controller Sl2AIo.
Mayors Marshal Byrnes last week granted 3lo licenses
which Sl.273 rs received Croton water rents
stir was caused among the spectators at the Merit
ae-Mouitor panorama In Madson.aye the other even,
ing by the Of Chang the Chinese giant VINO
declared that scene before him WAS a bigger snow
than Barnum's.
The last Of the assets Of the weknown tailor Henry
Prouse Coop-r sold yesterday by the shern:
There the right title and interest in the ten YEAR,
Lease OF the premises, 10 and The purchaser
was Jeremiah o. Rourke.
James Caleppo of No. 59 Mulherryst and RedueSs
Sptzalow of No. Is Roosevest .boobachs. quarreIeu
yesterday In the City Hall Park. and Caieppo was
stabbed three times in the nip
Dstrict-Attorney MARITIME began his vacation yesor-
day He will spend part Of 1t In Rehfsld springs .;
Assistant District Attorney Fzgerad was ID d Of
the Office yesterday Mr. MARITIME will receive worn VI
any important affairs that may need his attention.
An oil-srove exploded Yesterday in Lawrence H. Met.
zes fish store. at No 3l1 Eas, Ninsn,s n pu''"s
Mrs Mary Ramsay who kept the dsorderly house at
Fort Hamilton where Peter Hansen was murdered sst
winter, sentenced to year IN the pehi'en'aS 'o
terday, by Justice Moore.
George c. Rand of Lawrence, l. L. accidentally drop,
ped $500 gold watch Into the river yesterday "he "
the ferry boat southampton
John Francis. an unmarried pockct-book maker has
been mis.ng five weeks from his mothers home NO. -''
East Ihird-st. -
The Staten Island Rapid Transit Company will start
an opposition boat tomorrow TO the one put on last
week between Fort Hamilton aud B"'h be"ch ny ''"'
H. Starln
The Rev. Dr. Samuel H. Virgin. pastor OF Pllgrim coz on
gregational Church, Harlem has been detained IN tno
civ from his vacation for three eks because or scar
let fever In his family. 1wo days ago ne anu Nj
family went TO West Chelmsford Mass, where hey Will
SPEND August on Mira Virgins fat hers farni
The Irish World famine fund has received the Io,ioW
ing additions: CitZens OF Empire Ctv New per !. '
svIvania University $40; J. C. Duggan and Others ga
vannah, Ga, SO.
While Joseph f. Corr and his niece. Mary Jane
C,Uapan were abont 10 enter a lhrd-av car III Ihlh
Row, i'm front Frenchs Hotel yesterday, 'hry weiu
knocked down by q truck driven by Nlcnael Delneih
and The young woman was severely Injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
CRICKET MATCHES IN MANY PLACES.
The Riverside Cricket Club of Now York

ne hiNtTsluc OilthcJ NluD Oi new loI IA
went staten Island yesterday, Played the staten
Islands, and beaten by the OF las wick
cts for staten Island to 81 for Riverside.
second eleven Of the Manhattan Cricket
Club played the International Tile Company
Cricket club the Manhattan ground.
The Manbattans went to the wickrts nrst scored
234 rms The nterIationAls followed aud made only
Is runs. a rather bad beating tor them.
The KIngs County Cricket Cluh played a match with
the sons OF IT. George, AnglOSaIon Lodge. Tho Kings
CouLtys went first To the wickss anu scored So
The AngSsXon team scored 40 runs for eight wickeIs
when time was called.
The Brooklyn club played the Ercelsors, Of New
YORK. and defeated them IN one Inning by tho OF
63 TO II and respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
BRIGHTER PROSPECTS FOR HAYTL
ooord;n, IN reccnt odvlces from Port Prince,

tbe re- election OF General Solomon as President OF tne
rnbc for seven years from May, 1897 was mae " .c
Unanimous vote Of National Assembly ana was
where hailed AZ guarantee Of continued tranGu IL was
foowed by popular and public reoicings r uee @
and by proclamation by the President oil genera aS ~
oil nolifica offenders at home and abroad In MS
the people issued Immediately after his re eeS.on , M
of the future, but say dt no
must exhort fellow citizens to renewed efforts 10
he OF the country that has no enemies 10
meet mn strife within its borders reminds them OF the
npcejtv of marching with equal step in the line OF progress
making in the other American Rcpubhcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
Fidnnrru
J'Obcrfs
LAWN TENNIS AT BAY RIDGE.

The second days play in the Bay Ridge Ten
mis- Cluu's tournament attracted maay fashionable
people TO sec it. The re.ut OF the play is as follows
the finals being left over until tomorrow:
S>cond Found Kiney and Bisland beat Barnes and
Otto Cd. Sc. Mackay and Bennc a bye.
fiudt KOUnd- Ne inlcy and Bsand beat Bennett and
Mackay, SO, So %, los, unfinished.
Firr Round-Bcnnet beat ]. Kent, g. IS: De Wolf
beat Mackay CO 60; Mckinley beat h. Kent Ga Ga
Doubleday beat Otto O-3, g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

Runs earned Metropolitan ]; bphlSVnr D. rl'' 49,
Meopolan o Louisville 2 First base on e n,is
NWr,,ci,tar, / Louisville :. Left on hascs-MctIolnnIin
N' I"l,oyin J. struck out-Mctropoan, o; Louisville D.
TotI base Metropolitan. Louisville y Home runs rs
n Tirrs base hits Werrick !, sylvester W.
base hits~Iieckcr2 Wolf l. Double plays M an6
and Errins. White and Mack; Forster. Mciau MN ~"
Pri,sriae,r stolen btses-Kerins Cross ana Mrh AZ
iauelin Passed BALL -Rcpschlager l. Cmpic-Ni'hcNS
Time OF gamc-l:JO.
The Na,.au and staten Island clubs played Oh staten
Island Yesterday. The Na-saus ouplayeI the -ta'sn
isi nds at ali POINTS ant won with ease the score oy
innings as follows
>,o.s,uA q ... o o %
N"s~'" % y Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
cu,pcrD URN FOhGERY IN NORWAY.

this port made a complaint recently TO u ted Scs wi"
missioner Deuel. on which warrant was issueo oi 'o
of Iangkaas fugitive from ,,a ink M
charged forged the ~
Boe Theenarkcn 800 612 and 900 krones ne e
cnuutry and the steamship
arrived at this city yesterday. Deputy Matsh tba
who had The warrant the arrest OF Langkaas W"
Storage passengers railroad tickets ana , denied
W. int ally acknow lodged that he was the person
s,ch and said that he had pleaded guilty III NOI"aJ' No
,n,.sourr deuel. held the prisoner for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.

NEW RocHHLIH-W H. Flandrcau. j. L. Fornachon and
c. strong started yesterday for weeks
Sound the yacht FTou FrOu Nearly mile
New. Rochelle and Pelham Surface Railroad tracks been
laid The committee appointed by the Board Health 10
visit the that and any
other peurO existed among the
made report the effect that further of It's
urryaleuco could found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Trust Company Yesterday aWadSd S,% %
trailer Cbapn the entire S4SoOOO worth OF NV OF
movement pcr cent bonds of 600 each at ~ 7oo anu
interest his being highest bid This Is on taSls 90 P
per cent To maturity The first set OF S21Voo maui
1900 and succeeding year up 10 lJ-O an duuo""
$4,000 will mature
acting j n dsCOuTteOus manner toward slSt'l "
cbariv Gro1r Suvam kc.per Of the dgcwoOd Reservoir
Of the civ Water Works has been removed
,nulcation was made to the supreme Court yesterday
morning 10 punish John y. Mckane. Chei ol iolDe "
(ravcs.nd fo disrceaTdng All Injunction IN acshe WIN
men of Prospect Park and COncy Island kalud ompt?
last Thursday who laying new TACK near inc cohp'
nys racing grounds
Secretary Phillips Of the Mayors Office has oulu I
S2O0OOO indemnify bond OF the mon tleNHe 40 ,Ir
which day or two among lOl Oh ol
uapers The Frederick lhnann EiDclt Shl
er and Ionis Lehman. who qualify in flOOHuV tach ana
& ID Peters and Leonard MOsChcr, who qualify IN nan THAT
amount each.
The Numbers who nj work repairing the SINKS anu
waste pipes in the of Mrs Richmond III i1l le.ge
the body Of an infant IN ihc udP
under one the tanks The matter reported 10 coroner
Hesse and he has been making ISid
IN, f4,e