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New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
THE REDUCTION OF CABLE RATES.
A GREAT INCREASE IN BUsINEss-TIE DESIRE
KEEP THE TOLLS LOW.

A GREAT INCREASE IN BUsINEss-THE DESIRE TO
KEEP THE TOLLS Low.
LONDON, July 22.-Thc directors of the
Anglo American Telegraph Company have issued re-
port to shareho which contains the following
statements:
The reduction OF the tariff from two shillngs to one
shilling eghtpence per word. introduced ny the Com
mercal Cable Company on December "a, 1854, re-
suited large decrease III the gross revenue pro-
duced by Atlantic cable traffic Nevertheless 1t was
determined by the associated cable companies
10 give the reduced tariff fair trial in order to avoid
war OF and determine early possible wheth
the reduction would result In any remuneratlve in
OF traffic After more than years trial II was
found that the contrary the aud as tho
rival company resOrted to means TO obtain greater
share OF tue traffic than the possession or two cables
fairly entitled them the directors OF the associated
the conclusion that II was necessary
of their prOpretOrs to adopt low rate
Accordingly the 5th Of May, 1856. the rate
per and by special arrangement with The Western
Union Telegraph Company. OF America, this tarin was
made extend to all tho principal cities aud towns III
the Uuited states and Canada.
The effect OF this reduction OF rates by the
arsociatcd companies has Deen very considerable aug
OF the traffc. amounting 10 per cent
The unexpected increase In the volume Of trac has in
dnced directors to consider tho eXpedency OF adopt
Ing permanently system OF low rat-s.
By the reduction OF rates cable customers and
the public have the opportunity OF answernx he ques
ton upon which the future rate between Europe and
America will have 10 he decided namely whether there
sufficient inherent development In the cable traic
and from America to warrant low charge being per-
established.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
MLEC ED CORRUPTION IN ENGLAND.
wARpEPAETMENT OFFICIALS ACCUSED OF ROBBiNG
LILLE GOVERNMENT.

wARDFPAuTMrNT OFFICIALS ACCUSED OF ROBBING
THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON. July 22.-The War Office an
pounces that in consequence Of An article puDshed n
III, Times OF the l9th inst charging the ocas oi tho
Ordnance Department with corruption, Generals camp
bell Rev and Alderson. succeNsivey chiefs OF that 10
partment the past eleven years densndeda an inquiry
before petent tribunaland that Mr. Campbel-ban
herman War Secretary, refused to grant an inquiry
because charges were vague and were not sup oou
BIZ auy statement OF facts.
"su,h tribunal" the Secretary says. must be en-
powered 10 examine witnesses under oath, and such
mower can only be- granted by royal commission by act
o. Parliament. In order to secure such 3 commission
prma fscie evidence necessary. In this case none
has been adduced. and therefore have no power 10
Institute u inquiry When charges are made rehecung
on the honor OF officers and gontlemen belonging 10
public department. they ought to he supported by den-
statements enabling tho test OF inquiry to be made.
Nothing occurred to weaken my belief IN the ihteg
riiy OF the officers OF the Department.
The Tsss article referred to IN the statement OF tho
War once declared that it hal long been manifest that
the War Department was incompetent and that now
u Openly sa,d To he corrupt. "1he department.
sad Ihe Ines. 'is composed OF military men without
mechanical chemical or met1iurgicai khowieuee. VI
who babies In the hands 0 their suhoiulhaos,
some OF whom arc shareholder- III private enhnery
company II England should become lnNOIVeu III d
Va tomorrow she would lie compelled TO become
,uppisnt to Krupp TO supply means OF detei dng her
Dailons existence. Colonel Hope has oHeIHd 10 prove
waO.es.io corruption against the department. III sup
pyiug guns winch burst rlne1 cartridges which Jam.
bayOnets which brnd swords which will not cut others
have offered prove frauds and perjury against hgh
officials OF the department. who are said 10 carry on
quite thriving Industry IN hnyng condemned stores
s one depot ard sailing them to another
IL II belief IN GARRISON towns that nothing Is
salabe TO the War Oficr except by bribery The
action OF the War Office refusing TO hear evidence IL
onfair and evasive. ltl to De hoped that tho new
Parliament viii eItnguish the scandal and correct THIS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
Cy1yAyfEy sEyrEycrD FOR RoBBERY.

/ TRENTON, n. j., July % (SpecidD.-SiDg All
Jung All Lee. TWO laundrymsn here. were tried
to-day for highway robbery, their victim being Hop
Lee aIso a aundryman. He was at a fsast with them
on the evening OF June and before the party separated
for the night. he confded to them that he had
money which he going send to his brother In
China On the following day Sing All Lee and Jung Ali
lse followed him when he went the street aud
when In a lonely OF the city assaulted him. After
Knocking him down with piece OF iron they bound him
hand and foot and then gagged him. robbed him of a
gold watch chain and $47 all the money he had.
Hop Lee lay helpless the sidewalk two hours before
he was discovered. The to-day convicted and
sentenced to five years III the state prison.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

BOsTON, July % lSpecidO. O.-Samucl g. SMELL
ing treasurer OF the Lowell Bleachery has made an
sgnment Joseph Balch. president Of the Boyston
Insurance Company Mr.. Sneng's houses in this city
and at Nahant both belong TO his wife. He has real
estats his NopOnset Jamaica Plain. in Parker
st. and at Culvert and Hampshrest. Mr. snelling's
embarrassment due to outside transactions OF
the Lowell Beachery. His financial Irregularities
a. they by tho bleachery officials amount it
ia said to hundred thousand dollars. but he
claims that as far he used tho beacherys money
did. The new board OF directors. chosen yesterday
consists OF Augustus Lowell Daniel s Richard-on
Harrison Gardner II. K Fletcher and perciva Lowell
The assets beachery nomnaly much In excess
OF the liabilities but they would OF course shrink
largely upnn immediate into cash. Accord
ing 10 the certificate OF its condition filed In August
1885, tho liabilities OF tho bleschery exclusive OF the
a.seis sci 4.9s5 90
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
RUN DOWy By THE LAWRENCE EXPRESS.
A CHILD TOSSED UNHURT FROM THE TRACK BY THE
PILOT OF THE ENGINE.

CHILD TOSSED UNHURT FROM THE TRACK BY THE
PILOT OF THE ENGINE.
BosToN, July % (SpecidN.-On the Boston
and Lowell Railroad to-day the Lawrence express, In
ward bound was rushing over the rails toward somer
VILE, when suddenly the engineer startled the fireman
by crying out
"My God, Jim there's child on the track 4"
jim saw the engineer dash out along tho side OF the
locomotive but before he reached the pilot tho engine
was upon is victim The stouthearted engineer closed
his eyes and when the had passed over the child
he iushed back into the cab and stopped tho train
brakeman ran back the track some 300 feet and
found little baby girl OF about four summers lying
aide the rail- Standing the chilli anl licking its
tiny face was little lap dog. As the trainman ap
peared the dog began to bark furiousy. as II deter
mined that no should come near Its baby mistress.
80 marks violence could he seen on the child. Ten
dcrly the brakeman took up the nlnimate body ana
carried IL train, which bore II to Spmervle sta
ton examination showed that the tips OF the deli
cate fingers somewhat laceraied. The BABY was
st unconscious though apparently breathing. doc.
called and the train and Its occupants sped
away
noon to-day when the engineer ana fireman reached
somervile the return trip their hrst interrogation
was where's the child ~ The agent took them to the
door and pointing a number Of children at play
he ghhorg yard replied, There she is the liftc one
I'm white" The child had been brown oil the TACK by
the pilot OF the locomotive and had escaped unnurt
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
TELEGRiPHfC NOTES.

THE MASTER OF THE PETREL RELEASED
Ntw.BrDFOKD. Mass. July 22.-A telegram from tho
the Uued states Consul at Russell. Bay OF ISLANDS,
Zeaand to T. II. Read. agent or the bark Petrol,
r.nnrts tn.r the bark Will cruise under
command of captain Edwin J. Read. This Indicates that
Caplain Read has been released from arrest
DIsPERsING a CAMP OF APACHEs.
CuIcAGo H. July pa dispatch from Tucson.
Arizona says courier from Sonora has arrived at
Fort Huachucha bringing report that Captain Lawton
surnrssd camp OF thirty hostile udians the Yaqui
r. yer "A fe W days ago. capturing nineteen horses aud
seven saddles aud several hundred pounds OF dried beef
The Iudlans fed In every direction"
ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL VOTING.
Puu.DtLIIIIA. July - (NPcc,lD. -Detectye Donaghy
Cuire Mcclure arrested hero after the last cleo
ton for Illegal voting He was held IN bail, but hed
and a hail piece was issued for MS arrest Detective
Donagny followed him 10 New-fork and arrested him
yesterday
OVER THREE YEARS on WHALING VOYAGE
Nrw.IitpFuHD. Mass. July 22-The snip Jan-s Ar
arrived to-day from the south Pacific. with 5000 bar
rel. of sprru OH aud thlrty barrels OF whale oil.
70 RAI-E THE STEAMER GATE CITY.
NEW BEDroRD Mas, Juiy % tSpecidtl-Ihe steamer
.ame prsition as whr0 she struck An attempt VIII lie
made 10 morrow ras. her by means Of steam pumps
and "A ,nyas bag when VIII lie drawn under her The
.uort II, current that Mrssr~ Nickers0n have aban-
dnurd the steamer the underwriters the cost OF
repairs II she on will he heavy and az there 10
large loan on secured hy a mortgage
BEOUE-Is TO tHARlIABLE INSTITUTIONS.
PM IIrnIA July 1.-The viii OF Mrs Corlhna d.
Krrn vho.e Iody burned AT Lancaster on Tuesday
leaves $50 900 60 charitable institutions provided that
her children die without issue
SUICIDE PREFERRED TO WORK.
p.,1tuunL Md. JAY 22.-Thomas Conway, age
s-vru'rru died iod ~ from ia, eject OF Rough on
Rsr" rhrn took yesterday. few days ago hi.
IN, tnu h- must 20 a w"Ik ana learn to make ving
Tor himself lie said he would die before lie would 90
10 WORK
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
YACHTS RETURNING FROM THEIR CRUISE

MARBLEHEAD, July % (SpeciaA. - There
were few yachts the harbor this morning. for tho
,on that few returning from the Eastern cruise
came in The Wanderer and the North Star were the
only which reported last night The Stranger ar
rived TINS morning, following Mr. Searss Actca Neither
made any stay, the Actea simply landing OF
marty aud going and the Stranger making
down the North shore. The Wandercr OFF about
,'clock The Maynower also went out and made
cruis, IN bay looking for the GAlatea the yachts
etl be hind the Edlth Active. Atlanta Olga, King
puinp North star. Mist. Gcm and the schooner
inc e. A. LOugleOw. OF lUs cn, Of the poet, Ia in
INC Olga Tie cruise was. small one, takin III Port
Iond Rock and Nj Desert. The run was peasant.
tn no serousls heavy weather. The MOhlcan carried
.way her DO " sprIt the Tioga her forotopmast.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
rue OUTLOOK IN IRELAND.
,,,,ryDLY FEELING FOR LORD AbhkpEhN'
TORY OPPOSITION TO SIR ROBERT nAM,.,oNMs"'' ao or
,rx AWAITING TUE APPOINTMENT of
THE NEW LORD LIEUTENANT
rBY CABLE To TIE TRIBU>E.1

Ill, ,s.i . North 1raertcta dols Ne,cs Co.
WV Julv 22.-Much significance is a'
...,sd 10 tho suggestions of tho two ieaa,hS
.,arers-Ihe FrecmU's sJourndt ana t"te" "''
~. rord Aberdeen should receive something !" '"o
'- " =, great popular demonstration on the oco"'o"
:, 81. leuarture from Dublin. which must snor''
,ra Aberdeen has made himself exceeu'"kN
p,,r ., Ireand aud his recent visit to the SCUM
80 r., was received by National League oS"'''
.,r,.l a. the most remarkable incident oi .'.o
', ,,,orv The fact of hs being Mr. Giaus'o"o
,ontee and vice. president OF the scot''sn ,or 'V"
,aas. has had, OF course much to do Win MS 7,
49, nrt persoualy also he Ia extremely wei 'A'' 49,,
q, sxnected that his departure will strohe' o. ,ho
-, irc,,cnt. Of Lord Fitzvilliam's recai oe'o' w.
,r,o, and undoubtedly one Of the most str'S'"s .'"
.,,anops of recent times is certain 10 oe """V'
r ,r,,,on at pre,ent ia a state OF suspehleu "n""
,oo Anintere.t awaits the persohno' u ''.s,-
C.hsS, and especislly the appointments OF Lo'u
an, and Cfref Secretary. Some idea may pe ea'ne''"
.ho ,wo Mace. are nlled OF the prOoahio po"o' "
an''' 49, -, Tbere ,s an organized cry from the
r. ,,e.. for the re moval Of the permanent Ohue'
s.cret,rv sir Robert Hamilton. II is remem"e'0N '-
Hamilton was constantly consntel ny 'i'' VIC" -.
scc,uut OF hi. lirect personal kn"wieuKoo Vi 49,, y.
,,.v,ons To the ,nirod uction Of tho Home h"o -,
,na, circumstance it is assumed that lie VIII 20
:. thar to tne operation OF any repress'o 80 4.
which the Tories might resolve. am MS ~ ~ ,a,.n
-, .oo,,,ngIv II he removed IL may De 'aAe"
- .y,s,c- of an intention the part OF 'he Oouser
valves to pursue conrse tending 10 prop''' ~
,,.ne Tory and Orange element In Ireland
rne nrospcct under such clrcumstauces excessively
>, .v and ominou- hut I disposed to believe 'nS'
en-. salisbury Churchill Cabinet will allow their ir'n
cv TO be mi pred by Irisl Tories than oy eNpe
nencv Tho Unionist majority In the House OF Com
o,ns NAV be bound by common hostility TO Mr' "'""
stones bill hut any proposal to revive COERCION "ou
CONVINCED. "a a solvent upon their alliance
nv T. +. Gill, NJ L.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
BorcorrFRs AND THE NATIONAL COURTS

RICHMOND, July % (SpecioD.-The United
States Marshal OF district this evening notice
the officers OF the Richmond Typographical Union and
the Editor OF The Laior Hcrad of this city. prohibiting
them from publishing ia that paper olsewhare. the
names OF persons who patrons OF boycoted firm in
this city which employs non-union printers
Judge IT, l. Bond of the United
States Court. issued tho order in Baltimore
last night The order prohibits the persons enoined
from advising inducing, publicly, or privately,
Others 10 boycott firm The LdbOr Herdd. which is
a weekly paper now half printed for this week, i1
virtually suppressed for ono edition. Having matter
printed would render thu paper liable under
the Injunction there considerable excitement among
the Knights OF Labor whose organ The Herald. This
order OF Judge Bonds Is tho most farreaching ever
issued in tho direction OF preventing the boycott
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
THE NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION.

LONG BRANCH, July % (Specidi.-At the
meeting tho American Neurological Association this
morning Professor Burt c. Wilder, OF the Medical De-
partment OF Cornell University read scsnthc essay
upon the brain He was followed by DR.. " p. Gibney
Of York. encephalitis In childhood, and
Dr. Leonard weber. OF New York. on some Affections Of
the nervous system associated with tuberculosis This
afternoon An essay read by DR. {, L. Dana. New
York on Iabcs from Arscnca Poisoning" and one
by Dr wharton Snkle- of Philadelphia. a OF
acnte tic Professor Wilder created intense inter
est by the exhibition OF living frog which de
IN months
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
RESISTANCE TO IRISH LANDLORDS.
orrA1 pElvArIONs OF THE rENANTKY-COERCloN
ny HE OWNERS or PROPERLY.

RY IHE OWNERS or PROPERLY.
Drink. July 22.-U Unitod Ireland, Mr.. FAR
net,, oresu commenting on the political ntuauon'
,ay. "The Marquis of Salisbury Will be compeheu Gro
-, ., ,rodnce his manacles During the past year the
80, o,,, pavc snbmitted TO the bitterest privations
and e1rortions patiently The Judicial rents are oecon
ING daily more impossible for The tensntry 10 pay anu
mara nnhe.rable 1t is absolutely hopeless 10 eApoo'
any redress from an English Parliament IL Is "o' !"
bun.n nature for the rlsh tenantry to longer re"'"
from Belplng themselves Landorde Will n1h' io "0'
r.,t. with fire sword crUwbsr. thus oolene LViu
s,l,shury TO pray Parliament 10 ASSIST the dhu',u -,
.ome fang ed coercion act Then VIII come 'no 'ue
Tnid Ireland so urges the Irish people 10 conpine
aud lender the Earl OF Aberdeen grahu oVdtion "n
The occasion of his departure from lno cou"'i' "'
Lieutenant ,na, ,ho paone Of
I've and collrct fund shilling subscriptions 10 evo'
as,aue on College Green. In the City oil Duon' W -ui'
& Adj
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
Ay OLD SIORY INA NEW PLACE.

CoLUMBUs. Ohio, July % tSpecah.-A strange
story from Bradford Junction cencernins oho"
wilcox farmer. who blasphemei his creator Tor t"e
destruction OF crops by hail Storm WILCOX hah occ"
an extremely enthusiastic church member Out ose MS
faith he surveyed the ruin In his hed' Oh iu''
day In the midst OF his excited curslng ne was par
a,yzed and could not leave the spot. His neghbors
found him could not rouse him Their reports sro
probably exaggerated Tney say that nc was sur
founded by au intense heat No one could appIo~ou
MIN because of IT, pole was brought 10 push nun ous
of the hrated circle. The pole was burned on ioHAru
night he fell pscou-. the heat dls*pPoafeu ~u '
picked raving maniac
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
WHITES AND HALF-BREEDs KILLING AND DEFyING
orriCpve or THE law


OFFICERS OF THE LAW.
NRw-ORLEANs, July % Especially. A war is
in progress in the Parish OF st. Martin. this State
between the officers OF the law and band Of despera
does. On Tuesday morning a colored man named
Lorenzo Randall was shot by a white man. one Mills.
warrant for the arrest OF Mills was placed IN the
hands OF John James. who in company with five or six
other colored men went ski to make the capture.
James and his party csme upon Mills and his fathern
law one Sparks Bayou Bout'e about ten miles from
Morgan City Mills opened fire with Winchester rife
and killed one OF the posse. George Morret. OF New
Orieans and wounded two Others The posse was
routed and returned Morgan CITY with the dead and
wounded yesterday afternoon. Then Deputy Sheriff
Joshua Thomas with posse OF twelve cOored men.
started to Boutte Bayou TO arrest the ohenders
shot from rife killed Levi Paterson constable from
Berwick and wounded Manuel Patterson IN the arm.
Thomas fell ov. rboard which undoubtedly saved his
life Sparks and Mills then took 20 the swamp and the
posse returned to Morgan City. .
II 10 said that Mills has with him some thirteen half
breed Indians and whites No particulars can be OBJ
tanned 4 the origin Of the trouble.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

Troy, n Y, July 22.-Five houses on Green
Island were burned this morning. The loss $4,000;
Insurance. $4,000.
PORTLAND Ore, July 22-John Weits sawmiil on tho
Lower Columbis River, sixty miles below here, was de-
stroy by fire. with the steamer Westp0rt Loss rom
So 900 to 100000; no Insurance.
CEDAR RAPIDs. iowa. July %. .-Greets Opera House
was burned Yesterday. Loss. $4,000; fully insnrd
ubbards Wholesale leather establishment was also do
stroyed Loss, $4,000; Insurance. $4,000
G.LEsA ill., July 22.-rhe Fulton Brewery. owned Oy
Malt Miller and operated by C. Eulberg SON. was
burned thls forenoon. Loss $4,000 Insurance ample
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
THE MEXICAN REV OFT SUBDUED,

WASHINGTON, July 22.-SenOr Romero, tho
Mexican Minister. having inquired Of President
Diaz IN view OF the reports published
in the American papers, the real state
OF sffairs the border. has received answer
by Informing him that unim portant revolt had
taken place in the State Of TanAupas that the
Uniousts had been pursued Ivy the Federal troops and
forced take refuge IN the territory OF the United
States that they making Efforts to Tecross
the Grandc and invade Mexico. that the author
tiles had succeeded in arresng four OF the leaders.
Romero adds that the movement does not
have pol tca character the importance attributed
to II by the reports sent from the frontier.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
4 SERIES or BLOODY AIsSIssffPl JOE -

JACKSON, Miss. July 22.-Adeplorable state
-, s.. .x,st. near Union. Newtop County. D'td
=, vnuny White men. styhug themselves The krs"la-
or-" have ssuei decree that no negro 'ha WORK on
49,, ,,n. IN that vicinity. The ban. contains about
-. ,n.mh.rs aud they have killed three negroes
, v,una,d several others J. NJ. koily was hele ,es-
v 10 sse the Governor and was told TO arrest every
on. Of the young outlaws At all hazsrds About twenty
on' h.al.d by oicers armed with proper "arrAIs,
now aftsr the younS dospcrAdocs. and ther speedy
c.ptnr. 10 looked FOR IL seems ta"t when sh" aieDps
ur.t xrt,d regulate the negroes II WAS more IA
10 ,nan auytnlns else, but The kvgulsi ogs lave
iu ~ nnl.rtasen IN earnest execute their designs
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
AnKANsAS REPrRLICANh EOR RLALNE.

LITTLE Rock, July % (Special. There were
l45 delegates present, either person By proxy,
when the Republican State Convention was called to-
gpther to-day stephen Wheeler elected chairman.
,barp debate followed the resolution to allow COM
,it,er to select Central Committee, Powell Clayton
and Jones (coloredl being the pr ncpa participants
the drlegrstr- showed prrpUu rance OF
ointment in favor OF Blaine for President tr lsss.
routine business the convention adjourned
mill evening when the question OF nominating State
ticket will De discussed.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
ARREs1ED FoR RoBBERY DONE MONTHS AGO

HUNTINGDON, Penn, July 22 (SpeciaN.-
Luther showalter was arrested aud jail to-day
for stealing SIX months ago from the house OF Mrs
westbrook in Potsstown S2.300 principally In gold
coin few night. after the robbery Sl,46l tied in a
canvas bag placed in alley back Of westbrooks
house whero IL found in the morning On Saturday
showater had quarrel with Samuel Stair. nelghbor
I'm Pottstown ami the latter openly charged him with
the theft and asserted that lie saw him enter the house
tho time committed with La,chet IN his hand
and come out with the money. stair has since made
aiidavit and Upon this information Showacr was ar
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

LONDON. July 22.-Lord Salisbury Will arrive
IN London tomorrow when he Will hold conference
with hs colleagues OF the old Cabinet lie Will 90 10
Osborne Saturday.
Mr. Hubbard Conservative offers to resign his seatln
Loudon ia favor OF Mr. Goschen II the latter accepts
Office with Lord Salisbury.
Justin Hunty ncC"rthy is in uncertain health ana MS
ocio. advise him to winter He offers TO vacsto
m, seat IN Newry IN favor of Mr. HeAly
Lord Salisbury has written % the LamOetn ConsorF-
sve Association on tho Tory electoral victories In
Inndom He says II would be impossible TO ma con-
stiiuencies with better title to represent the working
classes and that their vote Expressed th-lr cmphstc
alton OF The malignant effort to excite war OF
classes which been the last desperate resort OF the
Premier"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
NOMINATED FOK CONGRLSS

RALEIGH, n. c., July 22.-James W. Reid
,v.s to-day renoninated by accamaton for Con gress
from the Vth District
Cu.HIGTTF \. C.. July 22.-The Democratic
Congressional Convention OF tho With Dis
,,ict met at Wadesboro yesterday afternoon. There
,yas hot contest bet Charles NJ stednnn. ID. A.
,ovtnoton aud A.. NJ Rowland. On the nfty-sixth bal
lot eIrdman was Withdrawn. His support va. gwen 10
nw and and the nfy--eyenth halo al O'Clock this
mnrnng Rowland owed the nomination. howIaLd
m from KobesOn County.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
ARRFSrING GIRL VINO SUPPORTS ~ WAY.
Ainrr,s Rni ler Of No. III Eldrllge-st.. was III

the Essex Market Police Court yesterday as '"hA"s
AGAINST daughter Lena Tor keeping dlsori"iY hou, 10
No ia CHRISTIE St. aud Tot Try ns 1" induce nS' & Nj
s,teI Ida inmate Ol the place MARY an" .
lie Watson sisters found there. they were SOU Ws
Protestant House of Merry Tor months IL Is 'nc a. 80
A.. ., Ia come up under law treating inmates
orderly houses rs vaHants. Butler admitted ht h' " .
..u and charge OF
proi. ,o her and said that she AePta csa
snd r .nou g To support herself and sister a. "'
Eve her tirf weekly from So Ia -. which he Nc" ~
slstc bessie COrIoDoratcd slalem'h.S o"' 'N""
IN $500 bali 10 nswe General ScssionS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

see her In the bayfield,. That the last her other
saw OF the girl until she found. Lockwood IS.
Ing. and Is suit OF clothes and sOmo money that was
In q closet In the house. Miss Matte and lockwood
were not friendly Some days ago her father conpeed
Lock wood to hitch team for the girl to take sofno
friends for drive She much respected, while he
has served terms in Jail and States prison.