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New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
AMUSING INCDENTS IN rHlRD-AVE
no SIGNS OF A sETTLEMENT-ruE POLICE TO Bl
WITHDRAWN.

Rlmors of a settlement were current ut the
headquarters OF the Third-ave strikers. at Eshtyse'-
ennst and FOurth-ave, yesterday, but there WAS ap
parenty ground for hcm tie end OF the striEe
seems no nearer than it did week ago The com
pany put its open yesterday for the
first time this The officers oi
The company said thirteen OF the old drivers appeu
for work yesterdly anu pat the extra list pu'
this denied at the hcad OF the strikers IL
was reported that from TO IL a. yesterday eighty
eight Thrdave. carried ass passengers past Ffty
hfht, seventy second-ave carried l,739 passen-
GERS and seveny-ive fourth-aye. carried l,oJ-
passengers.
long secret session OF the Executive Board OF the
Empire Protective Association held in
the afternoon, but Chairman Collum said that
they had done nothing that could be made
public He busy irving to get sunicent number OF
horses to carry his business properly. aud e1
poets 20 have enough ny Monday. Unless there are u
forseen developments in the meantime the policemen
VINO nave been on duty since tue strike began VIII w
ret red from extra duty.
1t tho headquarters Of the strikers last
night that there surprise for the public Du
the nature OF surprise and when TO be ann0uhcru
Secretary Milford did not state He sald however,
that II did refer immmedlate settlement OF the
difficulties. II reported that the weather of the las
few days had been hard Oh tae company's horses anu
that on account Of improper large nuber were ~
the hospital unfit for use The horse ambulance va, "a,
sent out three times yesterday 10 bring IN ahlas 1A'
had broken down.
The driver Oh an uptown car attempted TO chang.
horses an hitchei MA team by mistake 70 t,, ~ ,sr
No. $50 which the down track aud was lust
Ills hOFsts were dragged some
the other team could be stopped one OF the " Dlru-
cage ears Jumped the track In front OF TIE IklBuNE
Building last night. ana the shock caused thr amp !"
explode setting tire TO the curtains and WOODWORK
large crowd gathered and Jeerei q, .uo
efforts OF the driver 20 eItinguish the names
speculative persons Offered phOtograpns, repre-
sented those of Mr. Powiery for sale for the peh
hit OF the srIkcr along rhirave Tney pronouhreu
10 he frauds. The pickets reported last nigh haI Tue
travel between o'clock o'clock NJ. on the sec
ondave road with 81 2.229 yassengers on te
Thrdave. - J,0 paSsen gers and Ou the our.n
ave-. g. ears 2G7 passengers. The following -uDsctlp
tlou9
snip Builders, $40; Michael Reagan 20; Alderman
John McCarty through tine Trustees Labor rluD, foV
J. X. d.. s23 Brckayors Union No. ), So anu Will
lam Paul-en. S2j.
superintendent RObertsOn said laat night that nero
we're 200 the an road ye-tcrity. TWEEN nty-s1
on the Onc-hundre7- f'ths line and hlterh
the cable road. FtT police were added to the force
at ;he stable. making 200 IN all.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
A TEMPERANCE LABOR PARTY IN TEXAS

CORsICANA. Tex, May II lSpecjdh.
several days T xas newspapers nave contained lis
patches from Waco, Dallas. Fort Worth and other
points asserting political coalition preparing
between the Knights OF LaDor. OF Texas the Farmers
Alliance state Prohibition Party. II reported
that representative Of these three organizations
held quiet conference At Waco May agreed to
SUPPORT Marion Martin fOr GOv0ruOr COrscana Is the
OF Bryan 7. Barry, chairman Of The state Demo-
cratic Exccutv, COuiniitcc. EX-LIcutcnslt Governor
Marion Martin lives his farm the city Cover
nor Martin denies my knDwlelg- OF hi- having
chosen "a the standard bearer of the party. lie
thonglt combination could sweep Texas Ike
wind. and might prove startling In Its results
to cause similar combinations thr
The Democratic Executive Committee lust yOreI
by letter to hold mo next State Convention Calves
ton early IN August.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
NANAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. May 1l.-COmmander r. p.
Leary has been ordered to torpedo instruction. Com
mander n. H. Farquhar has been detached from n
Naval Academy and ordered to torpedo instruction ;
Lieutenant Commander John c. MOrong from the
Portsmouth and placed waiting orders Lieutenant
H. NJ. Hodges has been ordered to the Michigan; Lieu
tenants b. :. Richards and f. W. Holman anu Ensigns
r. F. Lopez. q. W. Dented, l. j. Clark, W. c. Muir AMI
II. RohrDackcr to torpedo instruction. Ensign H. C..
Poundstone to the Naval Academy; Lieutenants W. A.
Marshall and NJ Ackley have been detached fro the
photographic Oee and ordered torpedo Instruction.
L!eutenant-Commander Edward L. Amory who
recently ordered t. the Alliance mas been condemned by
medical board Of survey. Mr. Amory has been in poor
health for time HIS record officer Is excel
lent.
The detail OF officers for the cruiser Atlanta, az
NewYork. IL now being prepared at the Navy Depart
mcnt so FAR completed II includes Cap ain Francis
NJ Bunce commander and Lieutenant Robert :. Berry
executive officer The officers vii! report FOR duty on
June l.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
ARBITRATION AND EDUCATION.

WAsnlNGroY, May Ii (Spec,aD. D.-rhe House
Labor Committee which referred the Presidents
message arbitration. has considered 1t at
times without being able to construct any bill IN accord
ance with the Presidents recommendations The com
mitee struggled with the message again to-day and
finally concluded practically To abandon the subject.
Tie House had passed bill before the President sent In
bis message and that bill is before tie Senate
Committee 1t IA altogether improbable that tho House
ri take I'D che subject again unless that oil should be
amended the senate. Before adlOurnlug 10 day the
House Committee agreed 70 ask the House TO et aside
d,y for the consideration OF the O reported by this
committee. with view OF getting the Bar Education
bili and it, substitute before tue House, and many
-outheru members profess their unwillnsuess 70 so
rforr constituents with record or having refused
10 consider this important measure
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
KNIGHTS cPLABoR DENOUNCED.

Everett Hall. in Four;h-sr. near the Bowery. was
crowded last night by ci2aGmAkers who had mbed
10 denounce the action OF tie Knights of Labor and
District Assembly No. 40 for having the organIza-
ton scab" wOrkmen and tenement Lonse cigar
makers Speeches were made by +. llaller chairman
Jonn KrschInan George Mckay and Samuel
Guompers lengthy resolution was adopted IN
whlch forth the various srleVapccs that the
trades unions suffer in OF the lOosenese Of
the organizations in the knights OF Labor and District
Assembly No. 10 by taking IN unprincpled men, and
calling all good aud trne woringmen TO use only
the blue Labelled cigar which Ia authorized by this
CicaraaLcrs International Union Ii asked that The
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
IU~f VNI't -NDFi'Fs
DAILY by all Inleressol l. as changes may

rshoud be read by all lnersssoL changes may
at any timeI
for dlsDatch by particular except
desired 10 send duplicates 0t DARLING Int com dOsI-
m.nts specially aLirssiSi beng 5sl. D. sAD
Foreign nails ior the week eniln; Nay i Will clos
PROMPrLY al cases AZ thi, O.nce as follows
s,TURDAY-N II m. for Europe. per :. g. AurlniL
via Queenstown at IL N. for scotland llrecl. Der
Anchorla. glasgow llcers mast be directed 'vor
Anclorla Il m. Tor the .ethe. .ands direct per
FGam. Amsterdam llcttsrs must be directed per
f.laui' p. IA. tor Europe. psrs EDs. CAor.
Dourg. southampton and Bremen az p. a. Tor Bel gum
direct per Westernllnd via Antwerp llettcgs must
be drcclei per Wesernl-nr at y. M tor tAe wlnt.
VIA Trinidad. per Mgrel. ~ 23l IN Tor Buoae.la
per 4 5 Lucy T. Miles, from New -or.-aa&
Mails for tho sandwich Islands Zealanda
Francsco here Nay 10 AZ .. m. Mans FOR tho
society Islands, per snip Tahiti (fgom Francisco
IAN PABLO tfIOm fraRcIseOl here MAY -
at D. Mlis for Australia. new ZoalAni saninl. A.
FIJI and samoan Islands. per = Aariposa tfrom san
Erancscol oosa here May - at Va. Arrtya at
New.YOrk OF BrltaDnlc with British mllis f0s Aus
traa Mails for CUBA. Oy raj Tampa Via, aad thence
by from Key West, Fla close al this oico daily
al l.3O II III
The schedule of closing Trans Pacific nails 10 arrAn,st
the presumption OF their uulnIcruptsi overhaul IAls
Francisco Mails from tho Elsi arriving OK riNl
tho day Of sAins o stoAnsrs arS liz
patched thcncc the same day. -. ..... =.
HENRY q. PEARSON. P0stnasssA
Post once New. Y0sx. n X AU5. AssN
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
DIED
BANKS-Tues.lay. May II. Emma J. Bar


BANKs-Tueslay May H. Emma wife u the lats
A {. Bsnzs. - -r.,, -.
Kisco n. l.. Friday. Nay IA, az II O'Clock n.
H nsc Y 81 3 te Ra, s51 inst sarah
Funeral from her late residence 81 sou.a Hamilton St.
BEN EDIcT-on Friday NAY "A Nrs. carolln, ". widow
o. the late Erastus c. Benedict agel IS -,
Her nged attead her funsr at her lse resi-,
dencs No 10 West 10Th st., ca sdaiAy NAY D. at
p.
BERyARD-At westboro. Mass. in hi, 25th wear. Henry
Oscar Bernard IT, eldest son OF Henry D. anu lie ca y
Flnera services At tho rsslenc father 1885 Pacific
St. BroohIya, on Sani.y: lGth ia'~' at 2ococ2.
I'i.as' Piaase omit it'd d5wsr. 51o".'
cLOoNEY-Athis residence in hi, city, No y West sl,s
St, on Friday, Nay "a, BENJAMIN A. C.0oaey. aSci -
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Dow-At Chicago H. May p 1885, John Hal Dow. form
Interment at Lake GENEVA Wis
EMMET,At springfield Centre, on rhurslay Nay - Of
scarlet feve 9 Temple ony sono Ellen an tle its
san Francisco papers please
EMMET ON IharslaT morning the 18th inst. Ianra W:
widow OF William c. Emmett and daughter Of che at' beny
Relatives aud friends Of the family are nvss attend
Grace Cnlrcl, situra5 morning. the
10Th MT. al o o'clock.
It kindly requested that flowers be sent.
F.,LT.At 30 Vest 5Jth-st; New YorS Friday evening;
fa NAY as Il e ai a years ar sA' 'n 0 " LII
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
the afternoon o. rlurssy AAf H. 1850 after jns AM
Services at aer ae resdenc, on suna. the lGth at
Louis lille. KY. papers please COPY.
LITrLEJoHN-on FRIDAY, MAY H. at III Rem-en-st;
BROOKLYN. Aida Ltteio1n dauglter OF Frederick ald
the ate Lila J. Llttle.oan -
Funeral services will IKE place sunday afternoon. 18th
inst az Grace Chlrcl. the He ,hts at $50 &c OcS
OIls-On Friday mornng Nay IA OF nptiOn. Edith
ets youngest daughter OF tAe lae W. D. C. Ots oil CeVe-
land.
FIJI nds nvite atten the funeral a. her 'ss r,,t
dsnci j25 clinton ave-. Brooklyn, az O'Clock suaiIY
afternoon May 49,
Kindly omit nOwers.
Cleveland Onio. papers please copy.
sMITH-At White Plains. y. Y. May II. 1895 J. MaIcow
smith. aged 90 years
Relatives friends invited trnera from
the Ne nora Methodist Episcopal CllroI White Plains
Carriages will be IN waiting OF the 1880
New YORK.
Interrnent sing sing. y. Y.
WHEATON-At his residence P0ughkeepsie. MAJ IL.
1886. Charlie. Wheaton. in the ga veIr Jf his l,e.
Pau's Chur POugh keepse
Friday, ltth INST, a. Il O'clock N.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
PECULIAR PETITIONS.

WASHINGTON, May Ii Speciah.-The effect
OF the discussion regard sessions OF the
senate shown in th- presentation OF petition to-
day from.cizens OF Newton Iowa.askng for "he abo-
ton OF the House OF Lords ami the substtu-
tion OF a Republican form OF government" Mr. AIN
son. who presented the petition, took comfort in tho
fact that petitions havo been presented Ask
ing the abolition OF The Presidency, the powers
invested IN the chief Executive declared by the
petitioners To be Incompatible with Democratic form
af government" The petitions referred to the
Committee Education and Labor
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
DEFENDING THE TARIFF.
MR. KELLEY IN SUPPORT or PROTECTION.
SHARP WORDS DRAWN OUT By BILL FOR TIE Ex-
TENSION OF A PATENT.

TENSION OF A PATENT.
WASHINGTON, May 11.-After the transac-
lion OF some Routine business this morning the House
went INFO Committee OF tho Whole Mr. Hatcn Of Mis-
SOURI, IN the chair, on the private calendar bill for
tue extension Of patent rise debate which
Uehchei upon the ground OF tariff reduction. Mr. Dunn
Oh ArEahsas In opposing the bill, invcigled against tns
opsrdi'oh or patton; laws creating mOnOpOlies lie
agreed with the gentleman from NewYork (r IIewitp
that the limit in taxation hal been lcheI and he at
cAeu the protective tsr uIurlng the people OF the
Ior the benefit OF the manufacturers OF the East
MT hsley. OF Pennsylvania dcicni nicl the tariff laws
rs 'ehns to develop the o the states II the
poney OF Arkansas would permit the development
OF her material resources she would shine respendent
among The nations OF the world and her people would
abound ia wealth
Mr. Dnnn-What prevents them uowi
ME- heey-Ihe theory that led to the establishment OF
the sou. hern COnfederacy-that workshops should
DO on the other side o' the what prevents them
Ia the Constitution. which lives their helrts and
minds which prohibits. ttr "a law AMI popular prin
cpes can do tho deyeopLon OF the resources Of the
etate-that Constitution against vhicn Abraham Lin
coin Edwin NJ stanton and the Army and Navy Of the
United states and tho loyal people Of the country werc
arch-cohsplrators. Applause on the Republican side
Mr. Dunn WAS not surprised tnlt he should have
arous d the advocates Of hi,h taxation and monopoly
taxation " Let the CALLED jade wnce, my withers are
tenan from nnsylV,lia 1r KelleyDn favor or pro-
tectlye iarii he read from description giyrn by Mir.
PoNdery of the lamenahle condition OF the Hum
laDnrers In the Pennsylvania coke regions.
Slr Kelley sud that he had mad the privilege OF
meeting Mr. Povdery but he had received that gentle
man KIM acknowledgment OF ma services IN behalf OF
the hDorers oi the country AMI OF that provision OF
American policy and law which the labOrers looked
lOr AZ nde pendent life compensation for steady and
faithiu work The Democrats. he said, adhered 10 the
doctrines which prevailed when workshops were
supposed 10 be foes 10 the Institution Of slavery They
forgot mat they could not now whip "higger' men
Democratic sde)
MI Baync. Of Pennsylvania. sail that the Hungarian
settlement In Western Pennsylvania Represented
European working methods. They were frce-trade
lahorcrs imported under against tho protests
OF PENNSYLVANIA and PcnnsYIvanianA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
ASSISTANT SECRETARY JESKs RESIGNS

WASHINGTON. May 14.-The following letter
written by Assistant Secretary Jenis the President
May l. Is male public to-day
hereby respectfully tender my resignation OF the
office OF Assistant secretary OF the InterOr anu
It's acceptance earliest convenience before
the l5th OF May. instant / deeply regret TO sever
Official relations wtha CHI ef whose cOnsderate wisdom
has Illuminated and lshtened Official iabOrs and
my associates. whose cordial and courteous de-
meauOr in common work has impressed me with
pleasant memories. But imperative duties re-
qure to return TO you the trust committed to
With belief that the love OF right and truth which
has characterized your past official will insure
your future, am yours truly etc.
II stated the White House to-day that no
yet been selected succeed Mr. jerks but that an ap
pOintment will be mIde before a great while.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
pRrrra OFT TENANTS wIrH snLpHrR

George II. Cox, age sixty-One. of No. 262
schermerhorn-st. Brooklyn arrested last night on
charge OF trying sufocate the family OF A. j. Brown
who a tenant in the schermernornst. house. by burn
Ing sulphur. Browns family consists OF his wife, two
children and q servant. Cox has for time been
trying and has been arrested for threa,en-
ing 70 Kill them II he could dspossess them her.
wise. He locked up the First Precinct Station
He says he burned sulphur for his health a doctors
recommendations.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
APPROXIMATIONS FoR ruBLIc DUILDINGs.

APIIUIItIA 7
WASHINGTON May II (Specidl Mir Malone,
the cha rman OF the Committee on Public Bu lngs, got
the senate to-day pass number OF bills making ap-
uropriatons aggregating Sl,l25.OOO for puOc bul d.
ms in various parts OF the country This makes
$4,000 600 far appropriated by the Senate for this
ruruose. Among the plices for which appro0 .atons
we're made to-day Lafayette, Ind, e7J,OUOi Fort
Iot.e. Iowa, 100000. Marquette Mich, el20OOO.
Additions also made the amounts previously
approprated for Kansas city, Detroit o. Paul Denver.
Utrrisonburg Na. Jackson Miss, ParAersDurs WNl)
and lerTe Haute, Ind.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
ELynLYG 40 NL6slNo 10Y rL0LLyLSr

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 14.-Willie Wood.
the boy vionst. OF Fswtucket. who has been missing
from his home last January. returned He
induced to accompany travelling show was poorly
paid and finally left peunlle-s in Cnicsgo where he
worked way 10 Woodbury. y j., where he was found
by his uncle, working IL - grocery store.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
A GENERAL BELIEF THAT TIE PRESIDENT WILL
VETO IT.

WASHINGTON, May Ii (SpeciaD The Senate
Committee on Commerce to-day took up the
consideration OF the River and Harbor bill
AZ reported from the House The committee
agreed TO report favorably Mr. Hoars resolution
calling for a statement or the facts relating to each item
OF the bill for which appropriation is proposed. The
resolution reported the Senate and adopted. and
re committee authorized TO employ additional
clerk Already a considerable number OF proposed
amendments the bill have been offered IN the senate,
and the Indications that the aggregate apprOpra-
ton VIII be increased. IL generally believed here that
The President will veto the bill.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
NOMINATIONS By TIE PRESIDENT.

WAsHiNGrON. May 1l.-The President sent
the following no nina,ious % the Senate to-day:
Henry w. Severns be United states Judge for the
western district OF Michigan.
David C. Fulton to be marshal Of the United States for
the western district OF Wisconsin.
Thomas ke IS 10 be OF the United States for
the district ~ Nevada
john G. Pennywil u be postmaster at Dover Del.
Charles Php Henry To be assistant surgeon IN the
NAVY
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Lakes and westward The barometer here rose littl4
with fair skies Tho temperature ranged between o4
and 66o the average (56as being o9o hignet than %
the corresponding day year aud 4' higher tnAh
Thurday. -.
chance OF rain expected In this CITY and vicinsy
today At present. warmer. fair weather Is sinooatee
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

matter should be taken before the National Convention
On tuesday.
numter OF retail hat dealers met at No. 1o6
Fofsyth-st last night TO perfect an organization Tor
mutual protection.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
PENSIONS FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS.


SENATOR BLAIR MAKES A POINT AGAINST rHF
OPPOSITION or Ex-CoNFr DERArRs.
WASHINGTON, May Il (SpeciaN. Mr.. Vest,
OF Missouri who genera, IN the Confederate army,
made long speech in the Senate today opposition
to the bin TO pension disabled soders Of lao
who are not now on the rolls Mr.. Vest nveghed
uestly az inst the loose methods by which Ae said hun
dreds Of private pension bills rushei through Con-
gross. H. said that owing his having been tho
wrong side IN the late he hal heretofore been
wiling To 90 far in opposing bls. but tnls bill
went further than he would - AMI under c.rcum-
stances would he vote for It.
Nj. Blair made fsctve point the opposition Of
the ex-Confederaes % this bill by showing that 1t did
not anything far In granting pensions the
Mexican War PensOn~J, which has passed the House,
and which the Democrats the have time and
again recorded themselves 10 ilvor Of TIE Mexican
War Pension bill grants nsion to every person who
mustered into the service, ncuiing nearly 10000
men VINO were never within thousand miles OF the
IrOntcr and thousands whom left their homes
and were 10 the scrNc. for uuJ few lays. Nciry al
these persons lived IN the SOUTH hence tne Democratic
vote to give every o them pension. making no 4ls-
iinctlOn between miOn1ir-- nj poor man. the Dll
before the senate prn-lOus such soldiers a.
were hOnorably DISCHARGED fler AT least six months
aud who disabled and dependent upon their
labor for support II also pensions dep ndent
parents soldiers VINO de In the service. or from dis
abilities cOntrtc. ei therein.
Mr. Logan, speaking on the bill, pointed ont that
soldiers OF the Mexican War hal each from 10 u 100
acres or land given them, aud tnat they also
titled 70 tne benefits OF the pension laws passed for SOL
ders OF the late
Mr BLAIR declared the present bill would cost
over S2O. 100000 The Senate adjourned without lis
pusng OF the measure. Mr. Cameron. OF PennsylvanIa
being anxious executive session, which ne secured
through the aid ef the Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
DIVISION AMos0 VIRGINIA. DEMOCRATS.

RICHMOND, Va, May If lSpecia0 There is a
division the Democratic party this city caused 10y
the general dissatisfaction OF the people with the City
Government which will put ;wo Democratic ticSet. In
the field for city Offices t election occur on May -.
Every old ofcehOder u IN danger. The fight
indie pendrnta and worIin -nen side and the
Eourbous Oh the o urJluf4~- 10 b.. hitter.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

ment has Mt Last IN realize the manifold ~ van
taxes to be derived from . Developments OF the mining
resources Of China. ani IL giving aid and encourage.
nent 10 all enterprises OF that character Ono effect 0f
this Will be to create demand for mining machinery
and appliances and the services of skilled mining
ginceis and other operatives.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
FLED LgAvryo A SHORTAGE OF $1,000.

Max Wholap, about twenty-five years old. was
brought before Judge Patterson at the Tombs Police Cour
yesterday morning charged by his late empoyers Wise
Bendhein tobacco merchants az canal and Elm SIS wss
embezznx $1,000 while IN their employ COLLECTOR MAX
tied May and his uoDappelrance caused the arm y
have his accounts overhand when the deficit was noticed
Max traced n Chicago and Byrnes sent do
scrpon bin 70 tie Chie Of Police Of that city sn s ws
escorted Max back 20 NeTYork Judge Patterson held him
In So 900 for examination on May II.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
THE UEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT GNDICArt)N5-FOR 80 HoUel
WASHINGTON, May 1j.-FOr New-EngIand
local rains lower temperature southeasterly winds.
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey and Delaware. local rains. slightly east
erly winds shifting ~ soutEwester.y.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

GRAHAM-OsBoay-on rhursiay. M,y - iaas; a. ths
residence Darsnts the Rev. r. II. Nc Kim
ID. D.. Charles II. Graham 10 NJ Louise osborn. eldesb
daughter OF Lewis A. Osborn. all OF NewI0rk-
PERIN-FISHERAtt the residence of the brides irents
TarrytOwn y Y. WednestaT NAY IL, Mary, dadgh-
tor Of Henry Fisher to Joseph A Perm.
SCOTr-DOUGLAS-On rhursllv. MAJ l3, at the Thirty
fourth sire Reformed BY the Rev j. winthrop
Hageman. assisted by the James " Die ksoa, d. D..
william scott and Emma ltsr OF Fran Kiln DouS.s
all Of this city
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

tribune OPIPcg May l5-l a. m.-Risng pressures
along frontier crowded the low
ceutly Minnesota anu the Upper Lakes eastward yes
terday. and cloudiness. with occasional light rains
snted In tho Lower Lake region Ohio Valley and Tennes
Another depression overlay Arkansas and Missouri
bat with no marked effect. Tue temperature changes
slight except for now cold IN the Upper
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
MINING ENTERPRISES IN CHINA.

WAsHINGToN, May 14.-United States Consul
Wifhsrs at Hong Kong. las made report To the De-
pariment OF State in regard mining enterprises in
Klyautuna near Hong Koug. and other Chinese prov
,uces from wnichE ,psars that the Chinese Govern
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
ERA STUS BKOOKS on HKYHT CLAT.

PHILADELPHIA, May II (Speciah.-Erastus
Brooks, OF Sew.York, delivered an address tonight
before the Historical Society on Henry Clay:
His public life. exalted pitIIoiisn his large success
and few Mistakes" The HAL was crowded.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
DFNOVNCING TIE RIOTS.

The Amalgamated Building Trade Council,
resolution:
1sro The progress and OF The le taate trades
seriously check Il By the Iright III
th'c aud cisrHlIer-. Therefore J' 9
rcprrseI ,el IN the Analearnatch
their ttivcs "a sea N
denounce tn ac,Iou Of The mob at Chicago ani
afh- nj