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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
INSURANCE MEN AGREk1NG on A COMPACT.

meeting OF the Metropolitan Association Of Fire Under
writer's yesterday A. Walton chairman OF the Comee Of
Fifteen reported that every company and agency in the dis
signed compact The report received and
~ the date when the compact should take
The by reported by the committee adopt
ed a IL also the following resolution:
R,sOr,d That the sgners the compact will
policy expiring and after II Octo
1886 w cancel and rewrite for longer term
originally written policy force at less than the
made by the Metropolitan Association OF Fire Under
allow thereon rebate 10 the
thereon greater brokerage than 10 cent and each
signe the compact WILL IN good faith. protect all other
sgneTs declining the acceptance all insurance Of
between this date and October IL which they have
believe To them by evasve cancellation OF the
policies other cOmpanes and further resolved that the
be after appointed be Instructed unless other
wised Committee and Devations)
withhold enrolment brokers who sha be charged with
making passing OF this reSoluti
lation Of the spirit OF the compact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
KILLED BY A JEALOUS BOHEMIAN.

.aT,y hor Yesterday IN Rayone j. There IL large
employed in the cooperage department OF
the they mad on
Monday night IN hail the Of Mark Femings liquor
store In William Twenty sevcntst Among those
present were Michael Roynsky age seventeen VINO
was accompanied by Catherine Mulchovisky OF the
same age Among admirers Is Martin Tekaacz
stawart Young man. occupied seat near the mnsIcan
stand whence he watched dancers His Jealousy was
aroused when he Rovnsky and Miss Mulchovisky Will
ING aronnd the floor in and un able longer u conro
himself couple and f0ciby attempted 10
take the Young away from her escort l0vhsy re-
sIsfed and Tekaacz was finally e1ectei
from the place after reached the sidewalk some one
threw stone at him. lnhamed with anger and jealousy
Tekaacz obtained heavy club AMI ND behind soop ne
tween and a IN John Rosovsky who had taken an active
art in the row left the started for home. lie
turned into IN aeyway running out OF John ST. and was not
seen apan aiye His dead body discovered near tne
entrance alley by boy. His skull was fractured III
several paces and presumed that after the mr erer
stunned him with first blow he beat HIN over te hea
with club until life extinct Tekaacz was captured
abont 4 a. IN. and admitted his guilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06


Charles p Stone about year ago. began an hes
gaton Of the systems the electric light companies
I'm order system best adapted to furnish the st
in the torch of the Statue Liberty and the dadem upon the
head of the figure General Stone decided In favor OF the
American Electric Manufacturing Company whose president
IA Edward H. Go and which the patents OF James j.
Wood On September 25 Mr. Gof wrote 10 General Stone
expressing his qualification the result Of the investigation
and would be glad 10 give 10 te worn Inc
apparatus necessary to illuminate the statue, ne
81 600 In tile meantime however
committee had turned the atne over 10 tne tedei COY
eminent and placed under the contro OF dene
schoned The Lighthouse Board directed To axe caI g.
lighting and Lieutenant John Wills OF
The Corps assigned TO the duty OF ung
and placing plant Lieutenant Wills was not
inclined 10 be guided Stone decision ana began
for himself investigation of the various electric sy
tens on Monday Gon informed that the system OF
his company been chosen as the one best r
Lighthouse Board however, declined MI
COTS gift the ground that II had no aut0ry
the Government This question Will DO
settled by Congress.
furnished is 10 consist OF one dynamo
eompete duplex lamps and fourteen MT candle
power ncandescent lights The torch Will contain hve lamps
II 20 power tho light OF which VIII be thrown
Four lights OF candle power each WI DO
placed al the statue 10 illuminate IT, Inc dauen
viii contain candoscen lamps to give the effect OF jewels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
BROOKLYN.


Burglars entered the of General f. L. MoincuH. at
500.
Mrs Hannah Umbsch Of No SO South Second ST. wac dan
eerousy burned yesterday by her clothing cachnS lire at
cookstove.
The new Central Grammar Building will be ready
admitted IT, boys Will taught in the present building
In Courtst
Charles NJ Edgeron in the Kings County Insane
ASYLUM acquitted yesterday Of the charge Of causing the
death Mccarthy, who put in battnb when
the that lie scaded 1t was shown ta
another insane patient turLed Oh the hot water
The died in dentists chair at No 1919 Grand
recognized yesterday Mrs Mary Jane
Kemp OF No IL North Ffthst DR.. Eschanzer, who adj
the an9sthetc 70 her held ior examination
by Police Justice Naehcr.
DE- John removed to the Kings County Insane
resolution OF the COmmsslonerso OF ChaIl
folding bed the office account OF the crowded condition
OF the building and his family remains in Brooklyn.
surroga yesterday decided allow the withdrawal OF
the will Clark Gaines offered Tor probate ana
D. who claim that Is
one The case will be removed 10 New-Orleans.
e. O. Backford been elected president OF the new Bed
win opened November 20 The directors
Mr. Backford Howard smith, William A. Taylor, j. q. Dett
mar William Zegler Nelson J. Gates, Mark Meyer Edward
H. Hobbs William Adams. Cornelius d. Wood, William H.
Lyon Andrew j. Bates, Paul H. Kretzenmar, John f. LEI
Arthur r. Jarrett J. Washburn Charles b. Stod
dard. and ID. r. Satteree.
Mayor Whitney yesterday appointed Edgar f. Grifiths
member OF Education 10 succeed Henry Mar
lrths lives at No Al Ipda-st and has
already been member OF the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
NEW.YORK REGIMENTS GETTYSBURG.

The Commissioners appointed by the last Legis
latue May &C. TO mark the positions and movements OF New
York troops during the troe days battle at Gettys
burg yesterday morning at the house OF the chairman
General Sickes No 20 Fthave The object OF the
gathering have the representatives OF all the New
York regiments indicate the positions and movements OF their
commands during battle The commissioners all
present They General Sckes charnai Major General
Joseph Carr Major Charles A richardson AdJutant Gen
era Josiah Porter Major George Cooney secretary ana
General Charles X Graham. engineer General Graham mas
made survey OF the field and has prepared and
diagrams wanted large monument erected at
a Mace the battlefield where 800 unknown New-lOrk
soldiers buried voted TO submit the proposition 10
the Legislature Among those present were General en
A. BafDum, l49th Regiment Colonel W. L. Markell oth
Cavalry Major George Vande.bllt lVh CaVary A x
George Beck LIST Light Battery IL Captain Joseph MUIR
ply 10th Regiment General Dennis Burke Coroner NJ
gent and Captain Moran the Irish Brigde Captain w
slenny Gath General Smaller for The Goth 17th and ia
Regiments in his brigade Colonies Thomas Rancry H. L.
Porter John Coyne and Matthew Mccullough Excelsior ri
gade Lieutenant William Mckee. SD General Fowler.
Sith the l4th BROOKLYN. Regiment Colonel sfcgman
and Major Johnson lO2d; Major starr lO4h Colonel o. "
Tracey Captain H. Moses. l22d AdJutant Carey
and Captains Il. C. Moorehouse and L. H. Carringon l2Sd
Major Richardson l26th; Captain A. r. Case l46th; Colo
mel ID. H. Allen lj5th. and Colonel A h. smith, Tooth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
ARRESTING GIRL WHO DID NOT MARRY HIM

ARRESTING A GIRL WHO DID NOT MARRY HIM.
An order Of issued by Judge Cullen in the
upreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday in suit begun
Theresa Boyer against Henry Ochs TO recover $4,000
damages false Imprisonment. While she
osekeeper for Mr. Ochs he began 70 annoy her with offers
of marriage She left George
H. Sowdon Of No "a Hewesst Mt Ochs then letters
her, Of them reading
DPAR WIFR-I bad that cannot you feel sick
and unwe only wish that you here 10 cheer up
will here and Will settle
upon You have number OF clothes here which
sent 10 The washwoman you viii only call and
them that only you and talk my
NV very heavy while away The neigh.
bors miss your but not much than do
you will back all will be forgiven You II back
wife, marry will be friend the end
Your loved one, HENRY OCHs
Shortly aerward Ocs called at Mr. sowdons house and
accused his houskeeper stealing his diamonds
had her No proof being produced against her
VS. discharged claimed diamonds found
m drawer III Ochss house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

mn Avenue Hotrl-Ex- President battlefront b. Hayes
wife and daughter Chief Just Morrison Waite James
Porter ssistant State villa
Aiken. of South Carolina; Judge r. c. Manning OF Louis
G. Winthrop, Of Boston Senator ID. NJ sabin
of Minnesota and Supervising Architect NJ f. Bell OF the
Treasury Department HOFFMAN HousexGovenor DaWo
ngton Territory tb>mdrle Hotet-Mr Iovenorn Danlsh
Minister al Washing Zedwtz, secretary
of the German legation So. Victoria Bofel-The Earl OF
Durham - Windsor Hotet-Chapman Coleman secrstaIy OF
kee -. Breroort House-Theodors Lyman OF boston Mm
ran mn Ho,I-D l.. Moody of NorthUeld. Masst Commo
dore W X MAYO o. s. Navy. and Senator J. w Hoysradt
and John C. Hogehoom of udson. n. Y;;lark hr f
HotsI~Tsx C;oveInor Sidney Perham Of Maine Gftser
Hous>Titian Cofey Of Pennsylvania ~ Jsmes HoTt
Nebraska GTdnd central ffOtet
Joh T Caine OF Utah resminser Hotel-Depnty AT
orney General w. A.. POste OF Albany,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
WORK OF I'M STATE BOARD OF CLAIMS

Board Of Gains yesterday began hearing In the
cha Board OF Aldermen for those living the
city who have claims against Tho Board
ta6lised 1883 and succeeded the OH state Board or An
The members Of II George w. ebe. charm and
William T.. Muller and Henry f. Alien. EX-AssemDlyman
@l,624 him
eni n I'm the Assembly. There five of
the Board b. the last Legislature James
Walden who accountant for the Senate Committee which
Investigated the manufacture this city presented
56S OIL has already received So 57 93.
in every took III papers submitted
their decisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
WHAT r. GOING ON TO-DAY.

Parade OF First Brigade OF National Guard Washington
Republican Club SPECIAL meeting, No. 80 West Twenty
eighth ST, \ m. x,... q On
Annual dinner Regiment Veterans Delmonicos $50
Boari OF Aldermen. noon.
Board OF Education, y. M. -. o,uo,
southern Baptist Association Convention, Mt ohVet
Church. -, ,,...uY. q
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Convention, Martinelhs
p IN. On ~ N,
Chicago baseball match Polo Grounds 53O p H.
Sergeant Tuck's before Police COMMISSIONER ,,,
IpschutI chess match Manhattan Chess 1lup'
Constitution Club No 81 Madson-ave.. p m
Ladies' Club Outdoor Sports, West Brighton, D. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
STATEN ISLAND LADIES, CLUB TOURNAMENT

The Staten ladies' outdoor Club held It's hrst open
lawn tennis tourn yesterday large and fashionable
assemblage whom we're the Misses Pen
Hamilton Giles Jansen, johnson. Alley Wilson, Fowler
Van Rensselaer,. Pool. Tuck, Irving keever, Farrow.
Mrs. 6avidge. Mrs. CUNNINGHAM, Mrs Fowler. Mrs
Radgeley Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Brock Mrs Mcdonald, Mrs
Wilson Mrs Jewet and Mrs. Shaw Some good tennis play
shown especially the ladies' and gentemens doubles
Miss bridge and II. w Slocum had hard struggle with
Gertrude Williams and +. G Sands The game is rot
vet decided Miss Hobart and +. r. McMuen also played
pretty game with Miss C. Ward and +. Johnson.
The rceshmen tables presided at by Mrs. Wilson
and Miss Vyse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

Earned runs-Chicago O; NOW IOrk g. HuIHo T1ns-OvH
NOR rwo n se hts-W lianson l. Three basenits Dorgan,
Passed bals-Deasey. Harue 2 Wild pitches Flynn
n First Dase on bals-ChicasO 4; New.fork, a. FIRST
base on errors-Chicaso. D; N@gfOrk Srack oqt-Chl
rago o Double pays-Ward and Connor
Williamson Pfefer and Arson Dalrynple ami Pieher IN
pire-Mr Joe Quest TImerwO hours. stolen Dases-Goie
j Pfefer. /.
The same mines play again to-day
At Washington Detroit, 10 Washington, 2: MON ing
game Detroit 6 Washington, ] afternoon game.
AT Philadelphia Philadelphia IL Kansas CITY, A.
Bos .on-Boston 81. LOUIS, s.
Al Cincinnati Cincinnati ; Metropolitan, b.
Al Iouisvie-BrooXlyn, % Louisville g.
Al Pfisburg- Baltimore q; Pttsburg 8; morning game
ptsburg baltimore. afternoon game stopped on ac-
count VI darkness.
Ar 81 IOuis-St Louis, 8 4; Athletic, 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
WHITE BAPrIsrs MEET IN 4 OOLORED CHURCH,

The sixteenth anniversary of the Southern NewYork Bap
fist Association being celebrated this year In the Mount
Olyet Cooro Baptist Church. in West Fifty third ST. 1t
q, the first meeting SAID the Rev D. W. Wisher the pastor
"of white association in ored Baptist church in this
country The delegates entertained at dinner and sup
OF the church At the meeting
Yesterday the Rev. Dr. c. DIV Britgma1 OF the Madison
Baptist Church elected moderator ana III INC
evening he preached The Rev H. M Sanders conducted the
sreTciss In the afternoon Two lette were received from
a. Anyssuian olored Baptist Church and referred 10
special One on The church proper and .s
efb.r from The Rev. Mr. Speman the former pastor ana
who gone with him since lac lett the oid CHURCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

subject epilepsy had suffered from melanchoa on the
first voyage when three days out from Gibraltar
OF the sailors TO call him aud him standing In
Of his with scissors In his hand An
hour later the second officer went to call Mr. Leighton 10 take
the sight found him lying the floor OF his
lie dc AL and had severed Of the VEINS In his
temple and shot himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
PORT OF NETWORK. TUE


Steamer Albany Br) Porter Yokohoma July H. Kobe 81
NasasaEi q, Shanghai Ausa Annoy u.s. fI0ps Kong a
ne Carter Hawley Co. vessel to master Arrived at the
steamer Wyoming tBr, Rgby. Liverpool Sept 25, Queen.
town rs with mdse and passengers TO Underhn Co.
steamer The Queen cBr Migan Liverpcol Sept q?
Queenstown 23 with mdse and passengers TO wv HURST
steamer Devonia CBr Young Glasgow Sept % Neville
a. with mse Henderson Bros Arrved
steamer mpgaria tGer Lehauser stettn Sept 15 Goth
steamer Fnia er Rngk Bremen Sept 25 Queenstown
90 with mdse and passengers to oechs Co Arrived at
PHILADELPHIA Hess Iaggayra Sept a. Puerto Ca
Re s 70 eI'o Arrived at & a at 10
Steamer yertumnus BIZ Cooke, Annalo Bay days Win
Steamer Emonte. Hawthorne. NewOreans days. WIN
steamer Knickerbocker Kembe New Orleans days. with
mdse and passengers to II Seaman .. ,o,.. -, Nor
folk. With mdss and passengers to Old dominion Co.
Steamer John Gibson. Young Georgetown DC with mdse
Island. light Ne cloudy ' ''''>' "S"'
vessel simpson, spence Young Arrived at tne sar AZ
Steamer Trnacria tBr Mitchell Genoa Aug 81. Leghorn
% Naples sept T. Malaga Gibraltar H. with ndse and pas
steamer Colon Lima Asplnwal days with mdse and pas
to paSn MAJ IS S S p 80 S" CIV Sept
Santana Ssnn$s sf Port Plata Cape haysn
span sssua SsPy 3D. tbs
CLEARED
Steamer Lydan Monarch (Br, Huggett London-Patton,
steamer Crystal OBJ. sannard, Leith-smpson Spence
Steamer Ger. Hamelmann Bremen via Southampton
steamer Madrid Span, Gsrtcs, Antwerp-Funch, Edge
&
Steamer Porteuense Br) Hews. Para Pornambuco &c
II y BOrani. 49,
Steamer Gee W clyde, Holmes San Domingo City, Cape
Steamer Antlas (spanl Zulvaga Kingston-Pm Forwood
Steamer Chalmette Byrne New oreansJ T Van Sickle.
Steamer City Of Savannah, Daggett sayannal-Henry
steamer Seneca Walker Norfolk Newport News and West
Point. Va-Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer VinelaHd Dillingham;. Baltimore-D Downer
Steamer Mayhower, Davidson, Phiadepha-Wm Z clyde
& Co.
SAILED
ense Para. clyde, Cape Haytien: City Of Savannah,
Savannah. Seneca Newport News
Ship Centennial. for Cacutta
Bark W Dietz, for PeInambuco.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 5-Arrived Egypt (Br) Sumner
from NewYork sept rs her TO Liverpool (and pro-
cecdedl.
art from Glasgow hence for New.York.
SwISEMUEDE, Oct 3-Arrived. steamer Gcser (Dan,
MOller. New York Sept H.
HAvRK oct 5-Sailod steamer Geert Ger. Kuhlewein,
from Hamburg hence tor New-York.
BORDEAUX. 10 OCT 5-Arrivel steamer Chateau Squem
tFr JOurnei. from New York sept lS.
ALAERIA Oct 4-Saied steamer Caledonia (Br Fershaw.
for NewYork
GIBRALTAR, Oct Passed. Celtic Monarch (Br),
Hiiitch from Japan and China ports for New-York-
VERA CRUZ. Oct 2-Arrved steamer Manhattan Stevens,
from New York via Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

Sir Roderick Cameron's schooner yacht Rena Captain
Chapman arrived of Clifton yesterday frvm Montreal
The Republican General Committee OF Richmond County
has called the primary elections for October l. at
The County Convention will be held at Tynans Hail. staple
ton october ~ at 3p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
orr1nEns AppoLyrEp By oEXEkAL m1EER.

General McLoer appointed the following STAFF for the
Second Brigade ~ @. N.Y. yesterday In Brooklyn Lieu
tenant Colonel John Ii. Buckingham, Assistant Adjutant
General Colonel William j. Densow Inspector Major Gus
tav. Jabn Commissary Of subsistence Major George
Fox Inspector Rifle Pracuce Major Frank Lyman, Engl
neeT Major William Cary sanger luarernasei DI George
n FoweT Surgeon aud Almct f. jerks, Judge Advocate.
The brigade under General McLeer will parade In the Pros
l.l.uer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
TgP M RFNSt SUIT.

Mt De Bensaudes suit for 5000 damages against Lord
Lon to-day Lawyer Jacobs said last night
that tho papers ready aud would be served upon the
Earl this morning and upon his lawyers MT Towns the
Ia The Commodore " In
cement Ia upon production OF Robert todeck
that ~ willing 10 30 the lair tnng by Lord
Lonsdae and will take unfair advantage IN the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

Brown on writ Of habeas corpus The complaint which
MT Grifhth Issued made BY Ferreles en-
poyers Ferree made counter charges a. 20 his
methods of extradition was ever a
piled by Canadian authorities Judge Brown decided
that exradon only be had at the request OF the Gov
eminent which the fugitive and that he coua NOT
held after specied time on complaint by an novldua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
mig POON FILLED WITH GAS

welI.dressed, Frenclnan called at the St
Charles HOTEL Broadway, Bleeckers, on Monday
nirbt and Registered as Joaud The was Ill OIL with
gas yesterday morning AMI Mr. Jottraud Was ond desa
fbe gas had been turned on probably accdenty
The uan was advertising agent at NO. ~ Barciayst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

H. NJ Leighton frat officer of tho steamship Trinacra,
from Gibraltar and Mediterranean ports committed suicide
September 10 and buried at e unmarried.
forty years old. and lived Ia Liverpool Mr. Leighton wac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
THE BUosOy RIVER TUNNEL COMPANY

The Of Hudson River Construction Com
many met yesterday at No Nassaust The old Board OF
directors WAS re elected change made In the list
~ oaccrs Work on tunnel itself stopped about four
wears ago have been taken lately TO push The exa
likely that anything more VIII DO
Sns n some trunk takes hold Of tho matter
ar much more prosperous times set in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
JERSEY CITY.

George Hendricks accused by police Of being board
ing house thief in this city. New York BROOKLYN Hoboken
and Newark was captured Yesterday by Detectives Clos and
Dalton. Mrs Wilkinson OF Colesst, who is charged with
beng accomplish was also arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

and IA experts appointed by the different exchanges
and meers Of the Cotton Exchanges The Board
pressed thorough satisfaction with tho work OF the experts
and determine upon Tor many
years The types make uniform classcatSn All over
the country foreign purchasing nj Newn ork
Mobile market may depend upon one OF the
mi iioan els flea a "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
LONG ISLANO.
ALONG THE SOUND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-There were four factions OF the
mocracy holding primaries yesterday at the same tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

BRIpGRPoRr The fifteenth anniversary OF Bridgeport az
CITY Monday by the ringing for half an hou
OF all church fire bells and the display OF the American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
pRopnstNa 10 LEAYE CRkEpM0o&

Many nc, sous Interested In tho Workmanship
tests Of tho National and Others bol!ova that unless
some moro Croodmoor Is obtained ride
shooting about will be thing Of tho past AZ the
meeting National Ride Association yesterday this was
made the principle topic Of discussion. General Robbins In
Introducing subject SAID that he hal Walked over every
foot OF ground within radius OF twenty miles from New.
York City, OF place out Creeimoor suitable
for range OF his remarks he referred TO the
unsatisfactory means OF access to the grounds. but
Stewart Railroad" which used TO land people at the
gates and up time being rebuilt
other advocating change that the land
now owned association would be sold only AT great
would cost $50OO0 exclusive OF land to get
range into condition. 49,.
Lieutenant Zansk replied General Robbins In favor OF
change said did propose speaking OF the mat
ter to-day have not made all the Investigations that
desired making report TO the association.
II is possible groSnd can be had on Staten Island
where can OF 200 yards with high NIL ana
space OF the butts that there VIII be
comparatively danger from stray bullets AS II II now
the fare Creedmoor Ia seventy cents the troops are
landed at mile from the grounds and must pay
twenty get there walk 10 takes
an hour CreemOOr II the change In made TO
Island the cost OF getting there only ten cents
there range and II did not cost too nnch
OF the regiments could
practice be aUe attend Entertainments IN the even
ing would also attract large number OF spectators rms
would stimulate the there
prOvemcnt In the scores" -,
The OF the ceased for the time but the
majority the of the association favored change
on the grounds expressed by Lieutenant ZainskL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
W. J. FkRRELn KELEA SEQ.

W. Ferrele who charged with the forgery o. seNerA
shscks i and committed for e1radon by Com
Griffith was released yesterday by Judge Addison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
NEWARK.

John Rog an engraver sixty while crossing the tracks
OF Central Railroad az Mubeys last evening had Doth
legs mangled by train. He cannot i've
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
CONTRA CTOR BAIRD MAKING DEMANDS

Contractor Baird has finally decided 10 perform
no more work Fifth until lac has received pay for the
payement already aid Yesterday he sent the following let
Ter 10 General Newton, Commissioner OF Public works
By the terms Of my contract for The paving Of
Fifthave. the city engaged 10 pay me- AS The work
crossed monthly instaments pm amount equal to 40
Cent of the the city has failed 10 keep It's
OF the bargain desire TO notify you that shall not proceed
anyf IoTw until payment made the
work already accordingly demand Of that n
proper certificate be made OF the quantity OF work far
performed. mAIIhk" bAlRp.
Newton at sent the letter " Corporation Coun
sci LaoOmbe ana requested that he give an opinion on the
subject. Mr.. Baird has ceased work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

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