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New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

Chicago, July At a stormy session OF
the City Council last night an ordinance was passed
granting the North Chicago Street Railway Company
the se y, the Iasale Street Tunnel. The consideration
demanded for this valuable franchise is the payment Of
$4,000 annually. The newspapers have charseu cor
ruu,ion IN connection with nls scheme. The company
il com nosed OF syndicate OF Philadelphia capitalists
The statement OF the Chicago, Burlington ana Qlhcy
Pal road for the month OF May shows decrease a. com
pared with last YEAR earnings OF @IOV 20 ~
IN Ipenses OF Slll,IA' IL al" ln0le"'o 4" NV ~
ing. OF $40 $50 10.
,co Jnlv The Rdiilcag 4 gc will say tO-mor-
row. The record OF foreclosure sales for the year
1855 showed large increase over the previous year.
and that FOR the first months or lSSO whlch we nov
nrssnr anpears on It's face. still moro di'coursgng ::
r. SHOWS total OF seventeen roaS. hlyng meaSe ol
5lg2 miles bonded debts OF $lO5,o1OOOO ana eAp'ai
stock OF @l2- % fO,OOO.
Fprr. Penn. July : iSpeciaD. The OHIO River and
lake Erie Railroad recently sold by the sherf OF the
countes along the right has been reorsaaz ID IN
this city with the folio wing officers: President w. W.
Reed vice president. E. l. Jtchheld; secretary \
Powers direct9rs@t- W. he TT s,aslo .nj ! I Holly
Tie name o. the road was changed 10 Tue Efe' 0H'
mango and PittsOurg
reduced che pissenge rate to i, Pau 20 - or
rebate tickets Tnis Is a cut ol -
PrrrsBURG. July (SpecidA.-Ihe Bunaio' new lo'A
and Philadelphia Railroad Company was to-day ueienu-
ant in i've different bills IN equity filed IN the On'e"
states Circu Court by Archer y. Martin OF New YORK
The road bought the franchises OF the Iittsour-
r,.v,le and Buffalo Railroad. the Union and Iltusye
R.iIroad the on Creek Railroad and Que or twO olne
small lines Grating the oil region In dolh- 80 'ne
plaintiff claims that they assumed lIe pay 'H0H' u go
| Indebtedness OF these various INES
BELFAST Me-. July The stockholders OF tHo DeF
fast and Moosehead Lake Railroad Company o-day O'
vote OF 90 TO s1 ousted the old board ana eioc'u '
,ouoving "a directors: Charles Il. Hazeton' John u
Brooks Edward Johnson, Josiah MtcheH' "'iiiAui "
Woods Edward sIbley, william C. Marshall. Mn.am a AZ;
Rust and George Ferguson Ine directors 6sn6 e,eU,e
-. u Hal
trrasnrer The change directors 10 the ou'cOmc
OF the recent city election.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
ApSENLc FOrND " TIE ICE.ORE4M

WHITE HoUsE.N. j., July 7 lSpeciah.-The
coroner inquest held at New-Germantown to-day
oyer the death 0. Devd Welsh OF the victims OF the
Pottersvie poisoning Twenty Que Witnesses were
sramined and some important facts were developed
about he OF tbs 10 from eating icecream on
Inue L at festival held the grounds OF the Re
formed Church of Pottersvle. Drs T. A. Apgar. OF
New-Germsntown Berg. OF North Branch. and Byram
Thornton OF Peapack, testified that Welsh In
their opinion died from arsenical poisoning
II IL thought that the arsenic put into the cream
te;,st n Sas frozen as tasted IL before bur
nor asfer II was frozen also taken sick The Kew
vatn Schutz testified that there was no opportunity
IN nIace me pol,on 10 the while the cream was De-
n frozen that IL must nave been done before tha
The tutestnes liver and kidneys OF the dead man. To-
stner win bottle OF water containing some or the
noisoned CREAM been sent to Professor Austin, oil
Rutcer's College. for anayss one or the suspected
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
SEEING HIS FRIEND LEAD ~ 4 BoAL

The police authorities of Richmond County
staten Island. looking for Louis Epplnger' a COL
ector for firm in NewYork who was sent to Pleasant
Plain. m Monday TO collect a bill Inform stion has
be~n we'd that a sailing party OF three young men
were coasting along south Beach on Iuesiay. "h"h
,h.vnassed white rowboat with red gunwses. rOwed
hv fSo men and saw IN what they supposed TO be the
dead bodv OF man who had been terribly beaten about
rhe face One OF the the saboat recognized the
features Of the dead man as those OF MS Iren Louis
Fppinger and after set on shOre IN "A row
boat at NewYor and to E2pngeTs house in thls
city where found that Eppinger was MISSING
Last eyenlng a Representative Of Mr. Eppngers en-
mover applied police for Information about hiin
but falling aEy went 20 Pleasant PlainS Late
last night white rOwhOat with red gunwales was
poked up IN the Upper Bay, adrift but II was found
tha II had only been airif naf an hodr and hdd not
been used Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
RandeL Barcmore Il Biiiings.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
DIAM o y ID >.
,tANrFACrUREHs OF DIAMOND JENEL"f.
ma S.s..a - AMI - A4.IaI -.ae. SeN- , oi>-
II Aalrss' $ a.. uO. JJrn ctesis L''i'A


should read DAILY oy All ,ns's''''l % 'i'''''
cur a. 1y ~ sn 90 Intres aesi no
,ori.s.tca W AaJ pAre Lar 50. a'.; 49,.
s-Isu i. * Jeclsy .Idces'si 1'.lB ''-' ~ s''
vessels Is.LJ1a -. IN, week eniny JAY IL. viii ;Jp
ForslsI 10, a. Eases, tnl. ncs ts 'l9 &c ,,r
rnU Af-At > ]" "sy%a,1tl % caerJJarg alt itn.
%. .I.,r, loe GrS.s s,isna al ,.i - - :.
cOL1triss h'r,es nus osr Adriauc y.t lis,l,tJsl
stsr, for France Gcrliany &C. ni' ~ ., o., oaeia sa
AaI,a''' 1,,1 ana south Pacinc ports per 49,,
saaSs ns1sS VI. kinssson letter, letter; II a' ZOE
must % a'IS az Ssr. 1AluaG1 .tI , q Tor sss.
Nt'sA A'aunpecha CalapAs r-bAsco and fHe4Aa P''~
Aannat',pn m FOR ST Plerrsa aiQue.oa per steamer y
from li.lia1 s1'.'' Vs. b Warf H. iro.a New-Jria4aA
Irss--H1 Al - a N ior .feAni Pc - 80 sarl
sA lotter, fOf 1ro.1 or.sa'a M 10
saeen,raIr,s, niss ,, Ars;.h I,e rAla IA ~ -,
N ISr sssa ,'t.1t' ~ asiIs .rgs gs ScGs:.a
AN IN ruEOpe per 4 EtDe & sas ,',.T 1r l,.
sd bremen letters OF Arsan n for scotland ,lrec
rcctoa b@ca..la wa glasgow letters Dut - III ai -
per CircAssA 6vniaad via Antwerp ,lettsrs ai, %
d.fectd pcr IA, niAoa ,,as ~ sY,srs a. p
on IaSs S' 'asyti II Domingo AMI turks isAaI '''
George ;TSS ;TSS' D. III for spanish Honduras Niesrssa'
81 y "a tcA per Nara a, lrom Ne" rom AN
Mails tor Sandw On Islands per M anls toe Aas
eaiAnd sint~ie SUI ana ,. iss e
pers !. AlamedA froa '.' .st t,es x I, /, Brtanaia
Am ,riti,n nnls toe Aistst'', s,a FrAaciscol
asan 0dss per Jsy "a Mail, ss 80.
sssa.. per sni5 of rApss' a. oasI os az.
hers ,.'.s .,i sa.ss, oy .ss.a,r frsa X" West
| ~. "a, - sll, oace i'A' ~ S'''
rue .chedule Of closing OF overland Ir.as
IN the ct their sst srr.vag on rAs
70 a - ~ saersco On thsdAy Of sniinx "
thence tho same aAS HENRY @. PEARSON. rsss
| pos, osucs New.York. N. X. July '''~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
BryDREDS or rEACHERS ATBAR H4RB0R
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF IN
sTKCCTlON.

ppocrFDlNGs OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF IN
sTKUCTION
HARBoR, July Z (Specidt.-About two
,ano neope are low gathered here in attendance on
h nsetiprs OF the Institute OF lnstrueuoh
- crowd of arrivals yesterday surpassed that OF any
.v,ous dav in the history Of the island aud
,nd the hotel keepers unprepared Consequently much
o.apnointment was felt, especially by those who had
rooms and found others IN possession OF the
assigned TO them. THIS proved to be the eX-
,,snce of many ladies The heat to-day has Deeh III
tsnss and oppressive the thermometer indicating 99-
The meeting to-day was opened by President Paterson
T Dutton superintendent or schools OF New-ha'eb'
ronr dellyered a lecture upon Education as Preven'
rye and Cure for Crime" He maintained
rxrrent of free knderg for al neglected children
NJ th rec years OF and over; by local INDUSTRIAL
schools for OF the delinquent and vicious Gas
wssre a rlgd OF moral, physical ana lnuustral
,rxofnr could enforced Among other general needs
nj tae system DuttOu mentioned thorough medical
manual training. moral instruction and care
mi superylsOn OF The reading or boys anu girls.
In the absence OF w. A COcketi. who was 10 nave pre-
ssored PAPER Henry Randall Waite. or Boston, presi-
Ami Of the American Institute Of Cvics made an argu
neut in OF education Tor cltlZenshp as tne Only
n,ans of securing and good social con
Ills Hctr ocNOHNNN - --' -
Al lie evening session George A. Llttleheld superin-
tsndendent Of schools IN Newport delivered lecture
or The Chief Needs OF schools" lie sald tnat the
- mauy TEACHERS required and better apparatus
NTH library in every school building
Professor A. : Hardy OF Dartmouth College, lOIloweu
Win lecture upon The Science OF Education"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

BosroN, July (SDsciGD.-ln a suburb OF
po.ton. says The Erening Record. gentleman Is en-
.gea in professional work. in which he has received no
,,.,a assistance and sympathy from his WIFE In hdl
ton to the she did for her husband she hAd 'he
-. M a family OF children Oae day a friend asKed
r.r ~ she had read Edwin Aruolds " Light oil Asia
s,,a that she not. and her visitor ne xt day sent
har COPY OF tue poem 1t was read and the iady was
.,on interested in 1t Following mp the Buduhlsuc
a thus opened to her, she Went on INTO 1hrosopnS'
str1 up me. BlAvasky's " Isis Unveiled ahi o.In-
', nn WITH EsOteIic Buddhism When she hau ko1
nS ~ ,o ms work there signs that her mental
,ss " a. gone. Ii ia only step from IheosoPhy 20
P,nsryilie and she who began 80 hghtly Win EINin
a. new iu the Mclean yum undergoing treat
~,.nt for mania.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08


Early Yesterday morning a. tram Oh the W ashing-
ton and Ohio Ra rOad the up "Trip the engineer
and fireman discovered about two mile. east OF Falls
Church. something moving On the tIacx. and blew tho
alarm whistle Running tie tram nearly half a milo
further IL was discovered that there two lit.if
coored children the track. neither Of them three
years of age. and each quietly mUnchng some bread
An attempt was made 10 reverse the engine. anu tho
sDeed of the tram -lackenej while rhe fireman
rushed ont TO the pilot of the engne with the nien-
tion of snachiug least Of tue children frOm he
track The passengers We're all looking out and wsre
horrited 10 the children strnghteoed out 90
the trcstewOrk Just before the engine PASSED over
them. The engine was stopped a. soon as possible.
and ;he conductor aud Others who expected % see ~,
manged bodies surf Tnsed to see one Of the chl'
dren crawling out tom under tie wheels ana the other
WAS pulled from the train having been damaged
only bv a scratch the nose from the plot LIE
children were taken to Falls Church. and sl0segn'riy
a coored woman called and claimed them. but refused
70 rive anv name From he fact tnat ihe llace where
the affair occurred was reached by treste work Win
a hlgh bank on side and stream on the Othtr ths
trainmen and ot ers came to the CONCLUSION tnat tha
children could not have wandered there ana thai tley
must have been put The track TO De killed Dy ths
train.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
i PECULIAR SYSTEM OF BOOKKEEPING.

twas found last May that Louis I. Apple
c,,a secrerary and treasurer New-Bruus " lex
Fire Insurance Company Of New-Brnnswck. N j.. was
short In his accounts the amount o. $1,000 for which
De on security the company mad was MS note lor ths
fhat IL Was due IN OOOkkee ping committee
was appointed TO examine his books IAe expert ae-
ontaut Yesterday reported 10 the directors thAt Owing
~ tne pecuiar bookkeeping OF Mr Applegate he was
unable 10 report amount OF the deficiency nut
a. more than was AT estimated. no cash
hook hac been Kept and the renewals OF policies hal
80 roosely entered. Frederick Wetsel was elected
treasurer NIr Applcgate formerly treasure OF the
Roard of Education That board Immediately upon 10 c
I'@aav.rv az the shortage IN accounts with the
nsurance company appointed committee OF lnvesu2a
non whose expert reports similar loose bookkeeping
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
r,yD5,G THK GRAVE or 4 GIAyE

CfxcIxNArI. July lSpe1Gl.-At Petersburg. ny
nm excavation for a building has brought to hight
q curious Indian grave, walled with stone and clay
formed into kind Of cement. The vault Ia about
,,se feet in height and fully nine in length. Within
,h. ruoe vault lay giant human skeleton that meas
d seven feet two inches in length. The bones were
n al lare. proportions and the INDUSTRIOUS skull. win
a.. ,aa,f nerfect and intact. more than hall an
'cb ,n,ck al the base. A humber OF copper pieces
evidently worn for ornaments. stone PIKE ana a
o,;t,.' of arrow heads were found with the decay
mo- homes In the open AIR tn' bones rapidly crumpieu
and broke Evidently ,le bones were those not oniv
of a giant among men. but probably leader oi i,'
o ,,t,iu', from the remarkable care with which
tist mad bee Il LAID 10 rest.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
cnup rerrFPSOVIAN SIMPLICITY EIGCREs'
oOHH "~A I'm me GaLeestOn NcDe. ,

Il ia wondered by some people no" one M
y, tta United states pay out OF MS sdiaIy
rous expenses attached to his office ttrs ar1
the arcSf,atins Besides the President s'laI
sepiras" ta e.rinate presented 70 Congress TINS
oa asksd for s6O6l additional to pay the sa.ales
a; hls subordinates and clerks nls p"rv $50.
Va - "a 0S0. Ms assistant private secretarl'
4 pseeaocrnpher Sl.s0O; i've messeneer' sa'n & se,
$50, s,r otner clerks at good salaries, one teie-l
rTr Two usners getting $1,000 and 81 is nd
usner getting $1,000; watchnan @uo sos, sst !, year
, 80 IKE care OF fires, who receives H-ot
in ddi.ion 10 this there Is set down esoo ior me
TA PoH,s.o sf,hes And further on. under aho'no,
he.sinr tere Is demand for nearly s4oCOc % wbJe
neauIS' M "a for repairs ard furnishing the "ns
Tis 5on ,nr fuel IL tor the greeu n0l az
- 400 is for gas ard the stables Inc ui.e M p-,ent
80, the country in connection Win ne -
o., over ~ 900 year anu AK Ila. -,
er reiatiyely to the work done than tue ser'0' "
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

Sr. LorIs. Mo-. July Fire was discovered
tbis mornng in Brant Hozmanns dry goods store at
Kirkwood suburb OF this city The store was soon III
ashes The post office, the ground hoor ana ts con
tents were destroyed The flames spread to the oud-
ncs on each of the drygoods store and they zoo,
were burned to the ground. Adveilng-house on NJ ~
opposite side OF the street was aSq loss r.
family barely escaped with their lives Ano 4'''
$4,000, insurance about @''ooo. -
Providence, r. L, July The two-and-a-haitst"ry
frame house Of William Manu. at Green Viile' was
burned last night with most OF the iurnIsufe Anu O
The loss on the house Is pi'OVb
BANGOR. Me-, July IA house and several other
buildings belonging 10 George Pierce, az franAioiN
were burned last nlehL - .,.,.A
Knrtb Nos 20 22 and 81 Milwaukee-sve., was par
TALLY destroyed by fire this morning. with numDer UI
small stores adjoining. The loss Is $1,000 pa'"''
insured. o
McKgLLAR. Ont, July ELEVEN buildings were
burned here to-day. Loss s7.lO0; insurance Sl.lOo.
MrDpLrrowN. n Y, July IA large farmhouse oe'
longing to the estate OF Orange Judd OF Ie A"e'fc
Aerici,,rs near Florida in this county, was Ourheu
early Yesterday morning OF ate the mousse mas oeen
occnpied by David Judd. and filed with ooarder'
ror, tna city ON Monday evening they had fireworks
and retired ate. All escaped. many IN W.. W. VI
Clothes The city people took train Tor New- lTra T
yesterday morning to replensh their ""rulo'''' Anu
loss Is several thousand dollars. -. - h,r,a,
Charles Persons creamery at Amiy WAS Ouin'u
ve.terday. Loss several thousand dollars
UrSTrNGDoS Penn, July 7(>pec,dh.-The barn CT Auan
Baird farmer in Germany Valley. near Shrleys ysouF-'
this county was burned yesterday evening" ana MS SOU
age seven perished IN the flames IL Is peheVeu 't -
~, , ha, rna-ch.s with him. and tAat IN playing with
them caused the re and that his means OF escape was
cut OF.
| D,rr.s Tex. July "A fire broke out in the uppe
story OF the Jones building, IN Malu-st' yesterday '"
, I, few minutes the upper hoor occupied DI
Mar & Hewitt dealers in religious books anu VA,
,,tin oaio-. OF The LdbOr sa, Inc Erening HeTdIu
| ana VOtksbau, was IN haueS' AH0 'O'' - *
! Total Insurance, @l3,OOO
HAMILTON ONO. July Fire destroyed the dry
! c, .,ors of W. c Frechthng Il Co. last night Loss
| S30 900: insurance on stock @l',OOO
| ~S,'ss,sp Wis. July 7-fhe entire hamlet Of Romeo
,,. h,rned at O. clock this afternoon. including III
law mil and planning mill. 100000 ieet OF lumber.
store boardng-ho isc, and the dwelling OF "iam 81
! 1onsear Loss. 100000; insurance, @OO'oV' AHe
| ar IRE.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
CAV CLEVELAND GET ALONG WITHOUT FILDENf
HashI igt0n litter The Ae'o- York Hd ana h1press

CAV CLEVELAND GET ALOA6 hdLHObI rILDSN' toI'
,,,L1 ig,,n Litter 10 The Neo York hd~ anu Express.
There Is a little matter Whlcn nds Acp. phe,fy M "a
wall out of tue newspapers. but which Is WOrryihp te
nlir,cins great dea-and that Is tle STATE VI il.s
between the Administration anu MI Inuyn' W. III
the resignation OF Assistant secretary s, oni,, III, NJ
-, ,ud Mr. smith OO.u appointed VIII 'll.
r1su'. strong niOrseMeut, ana they were tue ''O ~
rord with Mr. Cevelapds civil service houohs y. au
~ hs ottca family. But ney were eh'reIy ~ aoooIu
,tth Mr. Tiden's ideas. Tue Treasury was aOy 'ou,
Tn.1.d INT uAere vas .Mugwuup NONSENSE hlOuut
1Io1t Engeue Higgins, owing 10 us 'acLlty Ia
out Republicans aud puttpS .n :. 'ar5t snoIr IT,
49,, AZ Manning held on 10 Higgins and the ul--lns
method obtained IN the Treasury, , tbsse f6ree
smith was powerful cOhlJuiOr anu w, .-., ~ mo
b tril -ervice law was worked so thht lhrte' vi O.o
Ic N r.I ettciency-belng required OF the treasury
oiarr ts2n rhinas necessary-ue hllsO AA"N ne
md he a good Democrat teslle9- AS'ls,il1
oi'lc t-cbid who is The OF the seymour IN
Xew-York politics. no 0b,taee To t;ls khu
nf thng aud the Treasury was cOh1ucou -, " coi
Mr. Tlden's own heart b.t t"o ~ .it Mr. TIlden
ierfor Uclden and tAat ulun ~. 80, ,',n -,
T h dIn't think the President lad stress ehousn II
his message upon Mr. Tdens Ideas on saS "a, S Iii.
.t1 the SAGE Of GreystoHe IL relor'eu !" n''o 50 -.
Al .,I thev can yet on without NE. " eli, lel 10
y - after tins came Mr. John blselOw 'uah-e
conauct about the Assistant IreaSlrersh ,d Mr.
longer when Uncle SAMMY Inuo" ,'"n ~ =. 1lleged
Naunin.s resignation fOAoNcd, MH'n - ,.r,.lst,r
iI va takpu place without the Oal layto
srr,ke: then virtually wltnouI ,,nns leso,s wrre
Assst ant -ecretlry smiths MT, 9niII ;,,, a. he
Asss.Au. IA sti more unique their apI neal on as ne
ni fo md out the wOrtue esSheS- Ot Ms onc & 80 ar
ears experience Of % az thgse 1i7S f 80 "a nor
51a 5 a otb~rs show that Mr. IuGens Ieu.s 40 , no,
"AI C1.yaland with tayOr and tDls IS M!sht5 ou
, M- CeveIAnd. Besides. New Ofk nas . ~ ~,
IN David B. Hill, who IN his bos,on 'pervn ,ce mo,nes
sr,,at a-ain.t IleNcand : 1iNl ,cl O'
nat ioosoc consonance with Mr. Tdens Arouhi
T'rnorratic dinner tables, IN D'nocrd'lc w, p.rrs
r,nn,s among knots Of Democratic 9ena,o,s ~ ,,r.i
NJ CJeveand So that he won't be IN ruDhinH o'u'A
the saAdling bell rings ID l01''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
cu,sIyG AMAy IN SOUTH NYAcK.

An affair involving two families OF South
Nyack occurred TuesaT evening ana mas Tue
=. oride town TO Il high pitch OF agitation. &. ".
~, one Of the the trouble s builder whose
rife is an attractive woman Aaron smith, "doWer,
49, a rrocery store ON Tuesday evening MI Tilt
ref in search OF his wife at smiths store Armed win
revojver he broke into the store It's proprietor ned
a % s,nt of tne revolver and Mra Tilt returned to her
o,na Mr. T chased the fugitive but ld not 0yertaKe
him Yesterday Mr.. smith secured warrant !or tnr
bnsnand's arrest the ground OF trespass
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
STRINGENT FISHERY REG CATIONS
cAyADAs DErEEMISATIoN AMERICANS STILL GET
TING BAH.

TING BAH.
HALIFAX, July tSpecidh.-On June IL the
Customs Department at Ottawa issued secret circu7
Collectors Of Gu. toms in reference to enforcing '
treaty Of 1918 and the Canadian fishery Ia"% LUIS
circular significantly omitted all reference to the
questions OF the purchase OF bat shipment oi
men. transhipmeLt OF cargo and other comm"re'"'
privileges claimed by Americans and denied previous
confidential circnar issued the beginning OF CANADA
active enforcement her fishery rights In response
a request for explanations. made by Consul
Pnelap an Official received from the
Ottawa authorities denying that the circular No o'
is in substance a modification OF the Instructions
previously given. 1t positively states Ih''
no permission has been given to Amer
lean fishing vessels to enter Canadian "a'ers
for any purpose other than the four reasons mehone
in the 1878 treaty and not intended that such YES
sells shall remain In port twenty -four hours unmoested
or shall be permitted to do anything not absolutely a"u
uneouv ocally allowed by the treaties
The Canadian Government reiterates ts intention 20
enforce the provsons OF the treaty in every
arrest any American fishing vessels which may not only
found fishing preparing g hsh or TO nave Deen
the hreemjle limit and not departing within twenty
four hours after receiving warning - =,
American vessels get bait without let or hlnarseu
under the "dodge." Seventy Amrr'csa eau
shores OF Prince Edward Island. while the cruiser er
ror lies ia sheburne harbor making mldnient rans o
vessels guilty Of some trivial violations oI
customs law before enforced Nobody here sees
know where the other cruisers are. n.s Can
ada's fishing protection service ~ farce Inc ha ~ a.
Chamber Of Commerce to-day called on the o,ec
ernment to provide thorough aud vigorous proeo
The British warship Comus. Comma ander Thomas
r Jack,on. arrived here to-day from Ports
mouth England she carries twelve guns. - =.
PORTIAND, Me-. July THE captain OF the Terror -
irttgnant because the schooner Craig. after being
allowed TO land sick man. shipped a sailor ana puc :.
sea He says he Will take the Craig whenever ne eAD
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
SUIT OF THE UNION TRUST COMPANY.

PIrrsBuRG, July 7 (SpeciaD.-A suit was
bropont in the United States Circuit Court in June oy
the Union Trust Company OF New-York against the
Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Company on mort
cages amounting to SljOOOOO held by the trust com
pany which had previously obtained Judgment 10 New
York and desired Judgment in this state 10
day the affdavts OF the defence were hieu Dy Inc
receiver OF the Rochester and Pttsburg Iato" JACK
son and Gabriel Hr-ch who Is one OF the
and rom the OF facts presented they sAe u.
he allowed TO intervene the suit brought Dy the trust
connauv I'm the United Court OF this city Judge
Ar-aann .,-an led rue mOllOn 10 interycne.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
ALFRED WILLIAMSON.

SYRACUSE, July Special Alfred Wilkin-
son, or the firm OF wilkinson & Co.. bankers.
died OF his home at $3.50 tonight lie
born In syracuse August l., 1891, graduated
as civil engineer the Troy Polytechnic ln-
stitare IN 1850 and in 1886 assistant
OF Lake shore and Northern Indiana
Railroad. He appointed United states Eeyenuo
Collector for district by President Lincoln la lro-
lie was formerly member OF the NrwY,rz stock TX
change and "A member OF the Century and L1fos
clubs Of New-York His wife was a daughter ~ -auGet
j. MAY Mr. wilkinson entertained Wilkie Collins an
Thomas Hughes at his home In syrau'e. ant -ainnft
j. rIlden bis guest al the time ne was Don!nated
for
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
TRANSATLANTIC rRAVELLER&

Sailed by the Guion steamer Arizona on
rr.sdav for Liverpool: The Rev. IL f. Aud. james W.
psu the Rev j +. Butterwortn. William A. Butter the
D. Dr samuel Cooke, Andrew ]. COnncK MAJOR
ie' arjer H. Davis, Durauto Dap0nte. Charles r. De
ar~o the Rev T. j. Jones, tue Rev. Dr kean,
Gai"iG tI.nrv NJ Lewis, George Law. Dr. Henry
~. x,o,an Dr Henry H. Minton. Major j. l. Power. tnr
o.. r : Pycott. George @. Kock wood, the Rev '" X
1900. pr q. : kunnrls. Dr. H. L. ku-h, the REV.
r,aard + slattery Eugene Van SclalcA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

tween 100 and 95o the 82iss). osne " nenes
than on the corresponding day Last year sno sBS
higher than on Tuesday.
Fair wesrher. with slightly lower temperatnre AND
possibly shower may be expected In this city ana
vicinity to-day AT present. Cooler fair weasher u in
dIcat~d Eriday.