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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18

James Edgerwood is man Of middle age owning q
large wholesale and retail grocery business at Broadway
and Thirteenths and living at No. I73 West Sixteenth
st. He said yesterday II not received the papers
relative TO my appointment but letter from Washing
ton this morning said that was TO be uppoirted 1
kL0w nothing about the office Its duties except that
polite /, place. Always prided myself ON being a high
private IN fact aud VIII never accept any ONCE with
- salary. have no IOliticai uflurnce. have known
President Clevela I'd personally for many wears s has
been counsel In some law cases which was interest
cd. II your Information rs to the appointment correct
IL made by him without suggestion from Inc tr
from friends Of mine was born and hrod In New
York and have been In this business twenty eight
years"
ILor other Woshin0ion Neags N.nM Iaae.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18

Earned runs-Athlec 3: METROPOLITAN. Tw9,osse ms
soyey Larktn Mathews Reipehclager 1biee Dase NJ IA
ehaNer Gleason Passed balls Repschiaeed' Me,ro
NATURALIZATION 8. on balls Atnle
poan . First base errors-Atheuc r,nnhe nIavs-
strnck ont-Athletic. 81 Metropolitan lou od,cnso
Gleason Bicrbauer and stoyey Eases pnrs Is min
j, hcl Ii atkinson. Umpire-MacH li"e' " ~
,,.t,unoro
BALTIMORE. April 1.-The Brooklyn ana Baltimore
cub, began the season to-day before a large crowd
The Brooklyn were beaten simply through 'neii
inability TO bat Kilroy's pitching. The WISHING men
nl,ved a brilliant fielding game. The score was as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
THE OHARGEs AGAINST JUsTIcE DOyOHUE

THE CHAROES ACAi"nI JOSIiCE DONOHUE
A special meeting of the Bar Association has
been called for Tuesday evening at the request OF
twenty-one members to hear the report Of the Commit
tee on Grievances In relation to the charges against
Mr. Justice DOnohue OF official misconduct and OF taking
action OH such report" This meeting Is called under
the provisions OF the associations bylaws requiring tho
signatures Of twenty members for call for special
meeting. Among those signing are Wheeler H. Peck
ham, George DO Forest Lord Francis e. Barlow, Albert
SicKBcy. Peter b. Olney and James Z. Carter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
VETERANS TO VISIT NEW-ES0LAND.

The Veterans of the 22d Regiment Tuesday
evening resolved tos visit Hartford aid Providence 'n
June Colonel Ellis Briggs who presided at the meeting
at No Union Square, laid before them the Invitation Oh
the LIST Light Infantry of Providence. to attend she
250t Anniversary Of that city on Jane % lnvtsaoas
from NowHaven and Hartford TO visit those cities Wet
also II decided leave this city on INC
night VI June 23, going rsI TO Hartford and thoh 10
ydeace being absent for two days and three nxhs
The following Committee Of Arrangements was APP
pointed Major A. Richie Captain Samuel Bolton. BUT
geon NJ. K Pearsal. Captain X. T. Hayes And Comm's
sury T, ", HArIls,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
MRS. B1NCROFTS WILL.

- Washington Letter 10 The Baltimore american.
The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Bancroft was filed
TOT record to-day. Awaiting herself OF the reserved
privileges under -nuptia contract, she leaves
$4,000 To trustees for the benefit OF her husband the
Hon George II. Bancroft during his life. AT his death
$1,000 goes to her son. Alexander Bliss and the re-
naming $4,000 Is given to him absolutely. In add
ton she leaves 100000 in trust for the benefit OF
Mr. Bliss and his children. She also leaves $4,000 In
trust Tor her other William H. and the residue goes
to Alexander Bliss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
THIEVES IN A PRESBY1ERIlN CHURcg

The South Park Presbyterian Church in
Newark was entered by thieves early last night The
church OF the weshest IN the city. The burglars
forced open a window Of a small meeting room In the
OF the church. Several months ago new system
OF collecting money was begun. Small tin boxes were
distributed TO the various classes into which the offer
ings OF each Sunday placed. These boxes, about
twenty five In ALL loft in a closet In the The
thieves pred open the door Of the closet with jimmy
and took the contents OF the boxes realizing about 5000
The burglars Of the main entrance OF the
church leaving the door open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
THE NETWORKS WIN AN EASY vICToI

JHE NETWORKS WIN AN EASY VICTOR
Another poorly contested game of baseball
was witnessed by about 1000 people at the Polo
Grounds yesterday between the New-York aud Mont
eomery clubs The local outplayed its opponents
al every point and with Corcoran pitched u
good game and we'll supported behind the bat by
ORourke. The score as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
rwOIOCAL MINES DEFEATED
nan START FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
~uy MrTRoPoLTANs DrATENIN PHILADELPHIA AND
rHE BRoOKLYNs IN BALTIMORE.

THE BRoOkLYNs IN BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE American
A.,cciaton a,uponship season was opened here TO-
s.r Inv game OF baseball between tho Metropolitan
and Athletic clubs. A large crowd was present ana
,here was much in.eres, displayed. The Metropolitan
men played poor form and fell easy victims 10 inc
Athletics Lynch's pitching was hated hard ny 'he
r,avers who took long lead in tho early part OF
.n. game and held it easily to the end The Metro
ooi,ans were not only outbstted but they played
xrctcheciy in the field. Matthews pitched In me form
for The hons club. and well supported by MhHan
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
WEEPING AT rHE oErrYsBUaG PANORAMA.

From The Detroit Free PTsst
hmong tne crowd present at the panoramic battle oil
uettysourg the other evening was boy about fifteen
years OF ago. He had been gazing around him Tor
aoohs niteen minutes when he began to weep The fact
was noticed, and directly gentleman said:
M Ioor lad! This painting reviyes some episode OF
Briet IN MS nfe My boy why do you weep T.
fell faster.
Does the sight OF this battle move your
"Y-yes"'
Dld your father lay down his life on this held y
Lose brother there r.
NO"
But yon lost relation of some sort ~
No-not that know of.
Ihen 1t must he these bloody which overcome
you poor child"
no, sir. come in hcre the money which dad
gave me To buy mo9sses with and IL has just struck
that me whole Uni2n Army can't stop him from givin
me % unlawful whap' when git home reckon that
Teller over there stretcner Is meafer dad gits
throug brngin up his reserves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18

ofhoe yesterday H. Maxwell said that he thought the
story was unfounded. lie had never, at least. heard
anything OF It, The credits Mr. Corbin with the
intention OF making Garden City loss pretentous In
style suitable for the homes OF men OF modest nc0mea
MI Maxwell THOUGHT II must to this some day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
WILL Mr.. CORBIy i

WILL Mr.. CORBIy BUY GARDEN CITY,
A report is current that Austin CorDin anu
tie capitalists associated with him In his enterprises
negotiating for the purchase OF Garden Guy from
the Stewart estate In Mr. Corbins absence from his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18


on bals-New-Yok, 3; Montgomery. 2 Fast base er
Ors-New-Yoik ;; MONTGOMERY = struck out-New YORK,
O: 8 Left Dases-New York, 10; M0nteom
cry g Two-base Rourke Umpire-John Connolly
The Aihngtons Jersey Blues played al the Ely sian
Fields Yesterday and latter easily by the fol-
lowing -
Arlington -.,...................3 U U 2 q o. 6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
BIO PRICE FOR A STAMP.

The sale of the collection of postage stamps be-
longing to r.. Sanford continued at Ortgess auction
rooms Tuesday evening Tho Brateboro stamp which sold
Of the sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
EARLI CLOSING IN HARLEM.

Over 100 merchants of Harlem have signifcd
their willingness TO attend niass-meetng favoring the
the closing Of their retail establishments at
stps Saturdays Notice OF the time ana place OF tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMASA1

MINIATURE ALMASAI
sunrses, 52 SETS SO Moon re, 65l Moons ago. d. "A
HIGH WATER ro-DAY
A.A-sandv Hook. 72t Gov rssnt, 7:i3lfIel GAIA 932
P4-ssndy Hook 7:44 Gov island S:O3; He'll Gate 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18

eetns will be Given ct On early date Tho MINIATURES
alrrad secured represent over 900 employees ana II
condsnty predicted that the movement Will DO COM
pctc success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
Main odice removed to
b97 6TH.AVk. aud 1894 BROADWAY,

Near 85th st.
.,, 1913 and $40 Fulton ST., near Perreponc
brooKyh' Also, s46 Fulton ST., near Vanderbilt ave
Tho references Of all applicants for situations are nvese
MAID and MSTRESS-Would attend an Invalid
lady. No a II. at 597 6th-avo 1900
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Protestant nighly compe'
tent. No. b 72 at 597 6thave. ,, -
LAU NDRESS.-PrOtestant 1rstclass; thoroughly com
petent No. c 70. at 697 6thave
LAU NDRESS.-Young neat and thoroughly competent
No. d ~ at 597 6th-ave.
LAUNDRY and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES competent.
No. r rs. at 597 9Th ave. -, -.
COOK-Frst,class thoroughly Competent. No. F 49, at
597 6th.ave.
waitress No G II, at 597 6th-ave. - - ,.x,
CHAMBERMAID and ASSIST IN BUTLERS PANTRY.
No. IA 7S, at 597 6th-ave ,.,
NURSE.-scOtch Protestant infants No 49, at 597 9Th
WORKING HoUsEKEEPER-Ne young and respecta'
BILE. No. J 20, at 597 6thave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
Constipation

Ia universal and most troublesome disorder IL causes
Headache Mental Depression impars the sghtan caring
destoya the Appetite and when long continued causes Ell
largement Of the Liver Inflammation OF inc bo"eS A"o
P,les Consultation is speedily cured by Ayersfiis
For number months was troubled with "
of which suffered from Loss OF Appete py'
nepsia and disordsred liver ny eyes also touoieu NO.
xas compelled to over them and Of times was
unable TO bear exposure the light was entirely
CURED BY USING
three boxes OF Ayers Pills have no hesitation IN pr"
rrc,n this medicine 10 be the best cahartc over MALE
flames Eccles Poland Ohio
Isuaered from and consequently from eaa
ache indigestion Piles for yeara Ayers rh' WINCH
took Mt the friend have given mo eueet
relief commenced taking this remedy tSo months ago ana
An, now free from Constipation tn, removal OF wheh mas
au.ea INV other TO disappear and greatly improved
NV general beLth-[W. Keeler, Amherst Mas%
suffered from Constipation, which assumed sucn All oos
nate form that feared IL would cause s'oppaPe o' "0
bowels Two boxes OF Ayers Pills cured ne conpe'e"-
d. Burke, Ssco Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
Ayers Pills,

prcpared by Dr. ]. C. Aver & Co. Lowell. Mass
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
BEST f. co.
60 & g. WEST 23D-ST.
6ituations Uanfeb--females.

MALE AND FEMALE HELP
TIVE PROTECTIVE EMPLoYMENT ASSOCIATION
Established In 1852. Incorporated lsss
s. ODELL. President u, V. OQELI. treasurer
" II PROSsER Secretary. NJ A. KELLOGG, Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
JAMES LIDoERWooD INDIAN COMMISSIONER

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The President has
appointed James Ldgerwood, ofNewYork City. mem
Der OF the Board of Indian Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
A -A.-A.-A.-------
"A. MRS. L. SEELY.
4 Formerly Miss l.. Campbelll
Has TAX en- the onice known as the
WORLD EMPLOYMENT BIZ REAU,
| II WEST E9THSr.
| bet 5th-ave. aud Broadway.

BRANCH OF eS WEST 22DSr.
Ofhces connected bv telephone. .
Parties having subscription tickets can have the use OF
All references sotly Investigated and are on file for
Servants disappointing families will be excluded from
my oflces. so CONNECTION WITH OFFICE of
' MRS L. SEELY.
| 90 West 22d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18

NOACHMAN.-By an experienced French
~ man sober honest and industrious good references
from last place city OF country CoACHMAS 40 Wess
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9ctidlt oeS &c0isIatur SDmtte's h6Ct ocn
,,SroaOWaB SurfacesSaBnz"S 2 dlpimOeI
-GiHe UetntdjtcnOc 5enmniitmuG Der &or:
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nit oen SCamtcn Der pSroa0waps Se0eutb
2uenue Sabn" geplanter SdmiuOel mar.
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10 eTilire Die @efubr, OaB Der WaaBfab Der
@bre uno Snte9ritdt oeS gtepzD Dorter Seant=
tentbumS uui oas gtiueau bQlbcoiliirter Sc
melnHeieu berubiinte.
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lnad1ett0rettel In Snttnra.

Gomlone, 2tri3ona, 9. 9tdr3. = pier
eingetroffeue Seri9te beiageu, oaB titr5lid
cine aus 80 SGpfen beiteben6e 8anoe Gpae
den Is @teilen ii6pefIid BON gtocOari,
SOnOra, @sritO, cine 2n;abl 8eiienbe iibtrz
fallen nn6 eiHsn 9lsgitaner, iopie eineH GTes
rttaner, gtameus 3eB, getDOtet bat. Die Snz
otauer, BON oenen man permutbet, baB ite 5u
@eronimoR 8urbe seb0ren, ;Ogeu bann mad
gSiutam SromR's gtiue uno t00teteH 8romn
unb oefeu @eiIbrten Sames Wioier. gfahs
benz Die Snoianer in Der NGbe BON Sau BE-
bro so ueri6iebeuen Aniieolern qet6rige
Bferoe gefoblen, brn9en fte in Der Ri6tnng
mad BEN Sierra Ra6rs,9ebirge ouf.
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- Die ySruu5mit=S =SaummOuipinuerej"
Su WiooSlep, Gnglano, 1T uteoergebrlHn..
&erluf 100000.
- Die britiite 3egierung bat beidlOiieu,
nit oeu GOloniaIsAmt Elm Qu5tuni,5z z8ireau
fir &uspanoerar 3u perbtHOeH.
- Der gBoteu Beridt Der uOeutiAan
9letdSbant" ergiebt cine 3uua3me an 6arts
gelO i'm Setrage BON 7j4 900 Utart.
- 2luf 6em europdiIheu Continent hewitt
nod INNER ftrenge Sdlte, uuo Der Yofoerz
tebr miro in uieIen 6dueH mn nit Diiibe
oermttteu.
- &Omiral 9arou Don Shleinib, 4Tits
bent cas bporOgrapbjdeu 8uraau5 Der 6eutz
ihen &rie9sROtte, ift gum gOuUerueur BON
Gaiier 2Stbelm's Gauo uHo oe8 8t5mardz
&rtipelS erHauut pOroeu.
-S Su SbeiTelO, guo!auo, tru9 eiH amerts
taaiiher SdueuIiuier, JiamaHs S0bHiou,
gaiteru BET oem uSb-ooatlOe 6anbtcaps8en.
nen" oen Sle9 oaOOa uRo lbeEDaHo mt9rere
uubmbaite, eHgliiGe Sdueul6uier.
- Su elmer gsfern SIT Cumberland, gu8-
Lamb, Don uuba bahaittgteu SeeleuteH abgebals
teueu Serammiuug uugoe befouut gemadt,
baB ale SgHoerlauoer 3beoer nit eIHer elH'
3igau GuSNobme oariproten babeur bet oer
8emauguug ibrer SdtiTe brittIaeu Seeseu'
ten ctu Sorjug Dor frembeR 81 9ebeH.
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WtcrtfautSdc SSuitts.

Brownsville, Ser, 8. 0tdr3.-0ie
gtadrid)t 1T bier eingetrOfieu, baB Sole STA
ria Be 9una Dor etltheu Saseu nabe @amars
90, Nierito, ieinen S6Wiegerbater SiburciO
@aitiQo in einem Streite erif)oB IHO oauH
mad Gtarr. Gountp, Ger, entilob. Dterttaz
mide Boli5iiten perfOlgten ibn un0 burdiutz
ten Die Guemaoo Stand, no fe @uIaliO
@urcia, ben iie irrtbiimlider Beiie fir De
yuma btelteu, erifOfien. Der 2eeteGe nurbe
i6IieBli6 eiugefaugen unO mad 0teritO 3uz
rid gebra6t. Dian glaubt, baB er bort ers
idlnffpr mnrN pu ia
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NaGipeben OCT G6tncIem0eBe TIT
SedtfIe.

BortIauo, Dr., 8. Dtdr5. = &I8 0bz
mann Der 9rano zSurp in Seattle, 8.sS.,
melde iiber bic geQen Die ttsGbineieu 4gts
tatOren erbObeuen 2lntlagen 3u befiuoen bat
te, fuugirte Elm gepiher so. Coleman aus
Seattle. 9ieier unb nod elm Seattler 8iirz
ger, @illou Baton, fiuO ulS2ei4eu i'm BaIb=
tnqton.See gefunoen pOrOen. @ine Inter.
iudung ersiebt, baB Die 8ei0en eri6Ofen un6
ibre 2eiGen oann in ben See geuOrien tuurs
ben. Son Den SbGtern, Die man in ben Rei=
ben Ger &uti, Gbineen 2t9tt0tOreu uerrutbet,
INT man uod1 feline Spur.
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4Gr. stKator Setome 9. Gbaffee.

gfem . ort, 9. Mdr5.-@ine Beute SOrs
mitta9 bier eiugetraifene 9epeide meloet,
baB 81 8unOesi senator Serome ., @hafiee.
Der S6piegertater BON lllpfes 9. Grant,
jun., beute friib 5u &urog'5 Station, Weits
tsitersGOuntg, R.sD., oil 6lrnbautentjitHs
bung geaorbeu if. Dem Sernabmen mad
iouen Die lleberreite mad QOrian, Nftd.,
9ebradt uub bort al ser Sette Der ibm oOr'
onge9onsenen Satin oes SertOrbeueH 3ur
9fube gebettet per6eu.
Der Seritorbene wur6e in gdagara Count
tp, N.=Y, ge5oren un6 mar 61 Sabre alt.
Gr ermarb itd bur6 Stlbermiueu in Goloraz
90 Elm enormes SermUgeu, berlOr jeood ben
9roBtsn Sbetl oefelben ourd SeH Bancroft
Ser Sirma 9rant & &aro.