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New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
FRAsrrs WIMAy SUED FOR LIBEL

Woods dressmaker living Brooklyn, brought
yesterday the United States Court before Judge
Wheeler against Wiman, OF this city, to recover
$4,000 for alleged defamation Of character The SUIT arose
of the agitation which took place time ago to abolish
the Imprisonment for debt In NewYork in which Mt
m took leading part One of the prisoners in Ludlow
Street Jail time Tenaco Monet imprisoned for
eighteen months Judgment OF $4,000 recovered against
kim by Woods for breach Of promise OF marriage
Winan 10 the Governor, printed statement o
harsEips attending the OF Monett which was useu
D, foundation for the argument against the law 49,,
IT is asserted by Miss Woods thdt TINS statement was
n stated that she had improper relations WIN
property sold under the udgmcntat sern SAFE lor SoVo
and neg credit MOnett with IT, or that the Wioe
scheme OF backmal Miss Woods also asserts nd
by the publication and distribution OF tins statement e ia
defamation OF character TO the extent OF TlVV
Ross acted counsel Tor the painn and W.
W. McFarane and Gilbert H. Hawes appeael LOT MI
The been the supreme Court wre IL
was first brought up in June to the Cne states Cor'; 1
counsel paint presenting her failed O provo
the printing OF the alleged beous matte Dy the ueieht
Publication was proved handing copies OF the
statement 10 the Governor Wilder and to the plain
counsel both OF whom engaged at the time IN 0p
posin te massage OF the new b as clients in
his client Whereby the result of the trial
his wOnld not be so large As ne won
the close Of the plaintiffs Lawyer McFarane moved
10 dismiss the COMPLAINT grounds that the statement
conta heous matter and that no sufficient denthca-
the printed paper proof OF publication had Oecn
absolutely privileged one on wen AnOwn
principles law when except memorials to The Ltgssure
and public officials and all pertinent PIoceedss III ,Vlec
ZION therewth from law OF libel The distribution
pamphlet Lawyers Wilder ana Ross ne
which be had unless they are eh
pressy proved to be false malicious ana without poDaoe
-, -..,.. =. A..
miss until 10 a. today
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13

INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.. K..-......FRIDA
ARRINED


Steamer CITY OF Berln (Br, Land Liverpool ? via
with wIse ana passengers to Peter "rgh
Steamer Wieiand Ger Hebch. Hamburg oct 81. Havre
Nov with mdse and passengers to Kunhardt Co. Arrived
steamer yanyck r Holt Rio Janeir9 oct ~ with md'o
steamer Jeane OBJ Freethy. 81 Johns PR 10 days wa
Portland and Boston, with sugar toorder vessel 10
Steamer San Marcos Burrows Galveston days via Key
steamer Chalmete, Adams. NewOreans or days Win
steamer Tallahassee Fisher savannah days. with mdse
steamer Francona bennett Portland, with mdse and pas
Same WEesSarre Gates Boston for Port Johnson
BaTx Lnwood IBr si9o,lr antwerp Az Jays "i'h muse
sUNsEr-Wind at sandy Hook strong Ei raining ana
thick OF shore. City Island light EN e. raining.
CLEARED
Steamer Assyran Monarch (Brl Sparks London-Patton
steamer Luigate Hill (Br Brown. Standardization
steamer servia CBr Mckay Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer CITY OF Chester tBr Lewis Liverpool via Queens
Steamer r. Jameson Bristol Bros
Steamer Ger) Jungs, Bremen via southampton
Steamer Rhynland (Beg) Jameson
steamer Valencia (span, Perez, Antwerp-Funch Edye
steamer La Bourgogne (Fr) Franguel Havre-Louis dc
steamer City Of san Antonio Wilder Port Royal and Fer
Steamer Kate Fawcett (Br) Young, savannah-simpson
Steamer Regulator Doane, Wilmington. Nc-wm Clyde
& Co. t,,,n. ,.a.,,,.,er Hart RaltimoreB y Downer
snip New CIV Br Bray. Bombay India-snow e Bnrgess
Bark Rudolph JOschy Ger, BrOadherlnS, Duheun anu
Auckand-Mailler & Quereau ~
Bark Atlantic (Gerl Bottle, London-Hermann koop q Co.
Bark Roland (Br) Read, Rio Janeiro-J W Parker & Co
SAILED.
Steamer Brooklyn City. for Bristol ,, ,.
Barks w II Chapman. Antwerp; & dc Ialuo GuahtdndhO
Brig Ubaldina, Demerara.
Anchored at City Island-.ShI New City, Bombay.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN, Nov l2-Arrved steamer Wisconsin tbrl;
Bentley from NewYork Nov on her way to Liverpool ai
sailed steamer r Perry from Liverpool hence
for New-York. - -, =, -. A., x,-,,
Nov 4 on her way 10 Liverpool . -, ,,... ..,
LRTH Nov ll-Arrived, steamer hlps (br Dufno'' A0
New-York oct "a. ou-, - m,
t;IRHtITAR Nov l2-Passed steamer Galley OF Lorne (Rr.
Pomroy from Japan her way 10 New iOrk
SIsGAPoRR Nov ll-Sailed. steamer Antonio (Brl -,
NnrL
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
TO TEST The COLORING Ia ".
THE RETAIL GRoCERs' ASSOCIATION TO DEFEND
DEALERS ACCUSED OF VIOLATING 1T.

THE RETAIL GROCERS' ASSOCIATION TO DEFEND
DEALERS ACCUSED OF VIOLATING 1T.
The 0leomargarine people are eagerly await
ing the return Of Assistant state Dairy Cossioher
Valkenburgh, who is attending the National Butter
Cheese and Egg Convention at Chicago They expect
that he will proceed at 10 enforce the State colong
law against those retail dealers who have taken ont
licenses and this is Just what the butter substitute
people him do in order that the constitution
alty of the law be esed The dealer that he ar
rests for violating this law will be defended by the
rocers Protective Association, which has already re-
tanned Revnaud & Harris OF No. Is Wiamst.. to con-
duct the
1--WE shall not defend any man said William Person,
the secretary OF the association, yesterday who is
caught selling oleo,' OF butterne for butter No dealer
has excuse for doing this now and we viii condone
law is clearly unconstitutional and that It Will be so
decided by tie Court Appeals Hence we anxious
TO ges before that tribunal quickly as possible
In regard to the made by butierinc dealer in
THE TRIBUNE about tue creameries using oleo oils,
sect seos the Cheese and Egg
Chicago year aud remarks were indprsed by Mr.
Stern OF Armour 4 Co. That firm had the OF no
less than thirty creamery who bought oils on
You ace we were prepared to prove everything said
These creamercs, he admitted were all In the west
oeomargarino manufactures of the city, s.la that it
a practice for certain farmers In TINS state
take oeo oils home in empty mix cans 10 avoid deec
tion The dealers think that licenses will be taken
from tns time forth. 7he Produce hrchange bulletin.
trade advises the grocery stores to lake 0u permits
gardless OF The threats of the dsirymen. Ii says:
Members OF the Grocers' Protective Association and
retailers generally should MOI take fright from the re-
newed activity of Vaa Valkennurgh and his agents
Their present intention Is To inauc another rsgn OF
terror among retailers aud help the big butter specu
latOrs 10 unload them their heavy stocks OF DID, OH
Favored butter The number OF retailers who are taking
out licenses under the Law 10 increasing daily An
their reports to all show that there wide sale for
butterine"
Prices OF all kinds 81 artificial butter have been raised
sufficiently to cover the Increased OF me revenue
For Weste Nina
asbed for standard grades of creamery butterine. with
TO cents according To quality. There Ia good deal of
curiosity expressed among the oleomsrearine men MS 10
why the State officials always endeavOr to make cases
against rail- dealers Instead or proceeding against
the manufacturers who make no attempt TO deny tnat
they do not comply with tho requirements OF the eoIof-
ing law.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
END OF The BAXTER LIBRARY SALE

The fourth of the sale of the collection Of
books exhibited at Leavs since Monday morning held
last evening The highest bids given in the sales Of
Thursday evening and yesterday afternoon For eIraor
binary copy Of Spooners Biographical History OF The Fine
paid S63 10 the set being in hve vol
umes Charles Knight edition shakespeare extended
ten by the Insertion OF numerous rare
engravings brought S6 20 hne copy oi Boydes Gallery
volumes including l2 plates, carried oil at S6S
photographed esteem to these elegant works was
"Tber Maesties servants including with Doians anna
less than 400 cngIavings which was purchased
for SOL edition of Shakespeare printed at the theatre in
l744 with illustrations OF which some are accounted rare
brought s3s 10 A"shakespeare and Milton with plates by
BaroloZz and other artists OF distinction was sold
$l6 go SIC 20 sold richly illustrated copy OF the
Imperial Gazetteer" The Antiquities of Westminster
brought Sl2 The Tour OF Dr. Syntax in Search OF the
Picturesque and of Consolation" s4 Thompsons sea
sons" with illustrations of fine character knocked
down at $40 copy OF Watts industrial Arts OF tho
price brought for any OF the Bibles OF the collection was
Sl6 which given for Nsschers fine edition. For
Butlers Lives OF the FATHERS SIG 26 given The
natural history library extensive and
tanned unique works. The largest paid for any
this section was s24 which secured the Natural
fss Miscellany by George Shaw and h. Nodder pu shei
il 10 said at 1888 Westwoods Cabinet OF Oriental Into
nology brought Gil 20. and Woods Index Testaceoo-
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
ggxATRJCAL LICENSES AT LARGE HOTELS

The Police Commissioners yesterday had long discussion
regarding the decision OF the Court Of
Appeals Eden Musee and OF the inteTprea
ton OF the Judge Van Brunt in passing the
case OF Tom Gould 1t the opinion OF the Commission
er that the police might be compelled TO music at
GRAND banquets and ordinary dinners OF public
Character the propretors OF large hotels and Demon
the other hand
ing out OF theatrical license would prohibit tie sale OF wine
at such places Commissioners have made several at
TENNIS 10 get from Corporation Counsel opinion by
which the police be guided In such cases
Ronnd nan Bruins the Morrsania squad who got drunk
on Barthod Day and sent 10 the Old slip Police Station
sn coach was dismissed the force yesterday. Patrol
man C. B. Jenncy, OF the Twenty eighth Precinct who e
Gently from an attack of insanity Ad TO be due 10
strnug drink was ordered trial at early day.
who sened himself b. Montgomery wrote 10 inquire
81 a. that he assaulted by police
nan Of fhe Twentieth October His letter was
filed as there was knowledge OF the assault.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
vApTOUs NEW.JERsEY TOWN.

uoRoKRS-Complant was made yesterday that Joseph
schrenk principal OF the German academy private school,
10 - heafen Theodore Wsch eight pupil, with
severity The boy had been bsent from school aud he
% a. he ost the written which had been given
pa 49, father Mr. Sohrenk. believing him telling
W ~ ,1h neat him with a rattan until black blu, wcts
uh an SChrenk
,1 hail He admits having beaten tina boo but that
the severity OF the beating has been greatly eIaggor
,,.yu.wxKs-A Texan steer escaped from the cattle
s created some excitement In town.
yarus st HoDOkrn, he picked small
M ana tossed HIM into ditch Tee soft mud AT tho
bottom the ditch saved tne Joy from serious INJURY:
an a truck 70 the stock yards
oRAyGE-The house Of Herman Cohen In ilehst. near
& I , IA A of diamond ungs worth $iOU. The thief
aayysared y 10 have some knowledge oi the house.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
TEDsEV f.Tsrv

Mrs Mary Murray Of Lawrence Mass applied TO Chief Of
Murphy yesterday 10 assist her IN nndng her hus
said that her brother died recently and left her
? 600 at home, intending to buy a
house her hus and got 1t and suddenly dlsap
peared traced him Jersey city and learned hat he
had spending nberay in Bannons shop in
Grandst Detective Clos asertained that Murray had
escape.
Lawrence j. colored man. who claims 10 have been
Governor LudlOws valet i'll the Hudson Jail.
charged with bgany The complaint made by his iii st
wife whose Juia sullivan and who claims
ha married TO Scott hve years
doned her Mrs Thompson widow, the
When wife No heart OF the she
went house. and after making things lively there
caused scotrs lie denies having been
Miss sullivan but admits having lived with her nearly
Yea
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
m sr111yG FURNITURE AND BRIC-A-BRAo O.

The third days of antique furniture and bricab
hh has been going Wednesday at Ortgies Cos.
art galleries. Nos s45 and o47 Broadway was well attended
v.ssr,av and did reimburse the importer. NJ i.
Of the loss incurred by the poor prices
secured on the days OF the sale The brcabrac IN
clniei some nne china and delft OF which large Delft
plaque sold for sl015 pair bronze and onou
wall brought S30 and Old brass warming
pan secured for So 20 Two dozen cups and saucs
each and pair OF kronburg fruit dishes
kno ked down for So each. second large
Dslu landscape plaque brought 80 and third 80 A
sheed plated and coffee consisting pieces sold
for so and First Empire ornou CLOCK decorated
6sure OF Flora, brought $50.
nar0ueterie wood furniture sold something
noachg its value curious the century
SSTbeTs chair brought and large maretere secretary
t,b drawer $42 80 antique century
conoboo brass Iaounted cabinet stand
- 49 "a and two cabinets we're
~, M 4a oech The entire collection sold out Yesterday
~ ~ < ~ lot bringing in round numbers $1,000
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
THE SEARS BLACKMAIL CASE.


A HOTEL REGISTER AND WHAT IT sHowED-Mh'
SEARS DENIES THE STORY.
The trial of the case in which 1t is charged
that Andrew J. wightmau conspired with Samuel j..
Lowell and Charles W. Bolles to extort money from
Charles C. Sears Of Buffalo, continued yesterday Ia
the Court OF Oyer and Terminer before Justice Brady
and jury. AnidavIts by Mr. Sears in which he denied
that he had met May Amy Thatcher at the St
omer Hotel anywhere else were submitted, and the
prosecution closed request to the Court to direct
verdict Of acQuital in the case OF wightman ON tho
ground that the evidence had failed to connect him with
the writing OF the letter threatening litigation IL Mr
Sears old not settle with May Thatcher, was denied.
For the defence Samuel J. Lowell, who said he had
been private detective for thirteen years. deposed that
he was employed by John Richards. the attorney OF
Mrs. Sears IN her proceedings for divorce 70
shadow" Mr. Sears Tho latter was pointed out TO
him by Richards At the Morton House and no foho"ed
him. He employed wightman to aid him. Sears was
seen TO enter tho St Omor Hotel with Mary Thatcher
He write assumed name In the note
register and to follow the woman upstairs ne reported
what bad been and the lattor directed
him to hire for hor and keep her so that sho
could bo found whom needed In tho divorce case
The witness did not accompany her 10 tho once or
Lawyer Bollos who after wrote tho letter TO Mr.
asking him to provide for her and her child She
wout there with Wghtman.
John I. Ricnards the lawyer employed by Mrs Sears.
.,r aDd IN tsa of sears TO show
that entry the hook made on February 10 had been
made by Sears He said he had begun three SUITS for d
behalf Of Mrs. Sears, ono in Richmond County
in Erie County. Two OF these had been discon-
tnued. The third still pending
Charles W. Bolles. the lawyer who sent the letter 10
Mr. Sears deposed that he had done so as an ACT OF
kindness to May Thatcher who accused Sears and he
supposed her accusation was honestly made: After
ward Mr. Sesrss lawyer W. z. Burr, wrote 10 him ask
Ing him him with reference to the matter. He
repeated what followed stated In the previous testi
mony OF Mr.. Burr and told how the witness was nnaly
arrested at the office OF the latter.
Edward Shields, a waiter a downtown restaurant,
Identified Mr. Sears as man whom he mad seen enter
ing the St Omer Hotel with woman while the witness
with Mr. Lowell near by.
The trial VIII be continued to-day at $50 a, NJ.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
s.rs OF THE PATrEY COLLECTION

of Mt Pattens private collection Of oil paintings
continued Yesterday at the Barker Gallery Nos AZ
%, 40 Liberty The attendance rather better than
h r. ay though the storm prevented many Intending pur
VIZ - roI being present The prices the whole
Gun Eighty lots disposed Of Tie highest price OF
s,y S13b was paid large painting by Analdo Tam
h",ins OF Florence. called a Tight ork" line female
bea by Joseph coomano Paris brought 81 o. apd Psyce
M ~ nv o Dr sden sold tlIO. Ten kaes handsome
U 1amining the Embroidery" Knocked down
crnred ior fl3O The bronzes amt omou ornaments were
for A rich ormolu table with por
- a. tio time OF XIV broul ht slnO ora a
ia ,,. vase sold $685. and bronze Marley Horse
1S'1naI called out bid OF $lf5.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
DANGER PROM ESCAPING GAS.

Jeane B. Claude, an old Frenchman who
had beeu employed IN brckyard at Hayerstraw, came
90 mi. tev on Thursday intending to sail FOR France to-
day. He found lodgings at the San Francisco Hotel,
No ri south Wsshngto square, aud being unfamiliar
virb ess he Tile n out tue 1amo In his ioou lie was
found dead iu bed yesterday having been sunocated IN
his sleep. In his pocket was purse Sonsaniog s1o M
Catherine Stecker,a young servant employed at NO
AGA West ne hu ourth-st was sunocated on
Thurs day night IN similar way. obe was oeao wheb
her MISTRESS Mrs. Smith, entered ner roon !eS'o'o"'
morning. -, p... 10.
q narrow escape. He was found senseess from the
eects Of gas which he had permitted 70 escape In Ills
room and the police sent him ~ the Chambers Street
Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13

Emigration Commissioner Starr went on
hoa,d the spansn steamer Baldomero Yglesas yester
a.. 90 ,noure into the condition OF the nine Bosnian
Ssies who had refused pei mission 10 land They
kd.trayeled O Europe and gone TO the west lndes
naSs' ns,co FINN span exhibiting their erf0rmlng
akry and three bears and teag fortunes and then
esme here to prey upon the Charitable people Mheu
Gn S,srr asked them to show their money ,hey pro
Suc.a large bag hlled with nickels and silver which
NJ Scar r,uyly estimated about $4,000 or $6,OOO
na ne concluded that the law did exclude snch i'm
migrants Their donkey and bears ant tleir NTH were
through country, hoping 10 I'LL their noney-bses
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
WEsTCHEsrEK COUNTY.

MOUNT vERSoNThe taxpayers OF this village vote
on Monday evening the proposition to raise 5000 for
Gniing on the Bronx River A
Are narol has heen organized with the following officers
NJ Hitchcock captain benjamin Macy assistant b.
Dcgnan, second assistant Ed lie Phipps presidents r. G.
movement has started for the organization Of Young
Mems Prohibition Club.
sxG syG-Palestine and Columbian Communicates X. T.,
v,sied This ulace evening as
gnests OF The Weschester Commandery.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
.y INSANE MAN TELLS WHY ne KILLED HIM
SELF

naniel II Mccormack house painter sixty three who
,A drowned self in the cistern in the
,h,s home No O2O East Oneundred.andorty second.st
on Thursday night This letter which he LETT In the house en-
hlsd his family to find the body in the morning:
been diSpossessed by Mr. smith the plumber OF Sd.
y hI- emitting the water supply 10 house both
er and by hs persistent course thereby
me OF my rights OF the premises
bb ae.de notwithstanding have fortnghtly paid the
a.r lar on the premises and not having completed his
49, o nIumbi done Tor the past cutting
w he ppes the and all other sources from which
@ sence il derived this without agreement TO
M o on my part therefore, must look TO him TO replace
10 W. ~ :, me a. he found IL ID. ii. MCCORMACK.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13

Many complaints about swl"dler ca "nE himself Police
-, walsh have been made at Police Headquarters re-.
IN, n, rouot callers and shop keepers the side Of
M ,v II Vas the practice OF the swindIcr ooner to s tick
els for alleged entertainments ana make onbe Tor
,, Precinct arrested the Thursday night while
stor. IA The prisoner SAID hc
har Doing a penter OF Jersey city HIS phOtogr ph
80 an Yesterday order of superintendent Mura
va al ont nm alarm the swinicrs arrest two months
sg" pong will DO arraigned to-day AT the Essex Market
pnhce Court.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
FUNERAL OF MISS MAY ALMA DORNEY

The funeral Of May Alma Dorney. the daughter
Richard Dorney well and highly esteemed In
arca profession Augustin Days business manager
place yesterday funeral services held Church
Holy Cross requiem being celebrated by
Father Doughery Many members OF the theatrical proes
and other friends present. including Mr and Mrs
hugustn DAILY Miss Ada keban hiss May Irwin Mrs Gil
beH and James Lewis
Dorney beautiful girl Of eighteen who had given
promise ability She
In MT Days COMPANY Already consumption, the
y0XaEe 1aGAAd proved tS0 much Ter her dseAe
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
LONG ISLAND.

RICHMOND HILI-An organ recital and sacred concert will
be given Church OF the Resurrection "Wednesday
evening addition 10 the choir two church
ians from neghboring towns Will take part.
souTHANPToN.-On Thursday school Of whales were
sighted by Life saving Crew who informed the whaemen
hnt II was the surf heavy permit the
launching of boats The whales heading
wa aud whalemeu at Amagansett were informed.
WFsTBIRY-he bondmen OF John Coombs the defaulting
station agent compelled To pay $500 being the
amount his short with the Long Island Rail-
rnadCn
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
ALONG LILLE SOuND.

,,en,o,r ono hundred prominent ladies' OF the city
s, ter willingness TO conduct krmess In aid
ssst ehariti.s. Tie arair vi begin NOyenb.
~ 90 a., he i'm Regiment There Will twelve
boos In the typry booth Miss Justine Ing-rsol daughter
n, New Haven. Will fortune
teller While here will he the guest OF Mis- William d.
Bishop.
srIupoun Next week Mr. aud Mrs. Henry n. Towne will
lerta phreo Zuni Indians from the reservation
south Fort wngato MI IOwne AT th. head OF great
lock here and those Indians who
their native soil have long given attention " metal work IN
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13

partmsns we're present and ser hs adoption con-
stitton Affecting the choosing ooers the follow
ing were elected President Charlie: Nsge: secfss:T
and treasurer Eugene Rapp captain of the team Alex
der Steyens An committee also chosen COM
prsne delegate from each class Of the Schools OF s snd
Mines and the schools OF Law ana Medono
md delegates at large.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
A sTrTT AGAINST DIR, RUFUS z. LINCOLN.

The suit the Stormont Silver Mining Company against
Dr. Rufus F. Lincoln to $7G9S7 49, tho amount Of
note given To that company by Gold quartz COM
pany Of which the defendant formerly vcepesdent
trustee stockhoder dismissed yesterday Dy Justice
he The StOrmOnt Company
gand by Professor W = Clark of Amherst college
Henry r. Trcmaine the defendant asked that the
SUIT the ground that the note represented
CLAIM assigned plaintiff company by Professor Cark
nrn who were fellow, trustees with Dr. Lincoln in the le
Company The held neither the assgnor nor the
gnec could recover IN such a case
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

a,k zrenus HoSi-Justice William D. woods Of the q.
euprshs 0ourt and Lieutenant ooveIno5 Eawsfd Jonss
Minister :. Wsshnst isgn 1,sr~ - EotsHssn Ssssy
Of wilmington Del. and Colonel W. p. canaday Of North
Carolina Horan ssistant Postmaster Generf
learned p Albany Franklin A%es Of CHICAGO and IsaaS %
Horne vice president tho Canadian Pacific Railway Con-
pany Daniel Dougherty Of Philadelphia eI.senstof
Albany i.' ~ linton Square Ho<I-wiliam A. Pouoher. Of
Oswe9o - Wndsor Hoe-Mrs. Theresa Fair, Of San Fran
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13

ysutages which science and approved machinery
The Rev Mathew O. England will preach IN
the Baptist Church tomorrow The Excuse
Fairfield increased the fee for liquor
% 1900 each cities having population OF
a0O0 For In towns having population Vi less
than 5000 the rate will be &l00.
GKEHswIcH.-James T. shels. of No ~ Second ave, e
EewYork employ a brakeman freight train OF ihe
New Haven Haroad while coupling cars at 9reenwich
yesterday had his right hand and arm badly crushed
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
NEW health INSPECTORS IN BROOKLYN

NEW HbAITH INSFEOIOHS IN DHUOhL1N'
Health Commissioner Otterson, of Brooklyn,
has appointed six assistant sanitary inspecorsn view
of the spread OF smallpox In certain parts the city
He dd not select the from the eligible lat OF the
fsnartoent this matter he has discretion. Only
ons of the appointments is strongly objected Ia
shst NJ Dr W. Ii. BIetschnar, who has only been in
rms country two three and is not oiEeI He
is rothef OF Dr. y. H. krenehnar, one OF the Brook
brot6ers appsintmen, 10 credited The pay is $40 a
u,anth