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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. ......... THURS DAY, OCT Ia Is
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Alexandria (Br). PERT Genoa Sept Leghorn H.
Nanle Gibraltar with ndse and ~ Hender
son Arrived at the Bar at 30 m eon,7 Maniac
% Agers Is with ballast and passengers to Funch Ed ye
Co. e B a. SerweR Antwerp oct @ with
mS.e and 70 Peter Wright Arrived at the
' Steamer Alert o Nicholson BOso del Sro 10 days with
mse to Williams Fsp KAN r BeSs 5n Say with fruit to
Come Pearsal Arrived at the Bar at l.30 am;
Stea ans sny NJ to Henry Yonse IT,
Steamer Chas Meyer Anthony, Baltimore with coalto
Steamer II Dimock Halct Boston. with mdse to IL
sip Ellen Read tof Yarmouth Ns Hstaed Hong Kong
sba Crusader tof Yarmouth Ss Mosher Liverpool 40
DAYS with ndse to order vessel TO J Elgel CO. v,
emPis order vessel to Tobias e. CO ,v. with ma,s
to order; vessel to Hermann koop CO. 90 ,,. wifi, cen,
.I BARK a9uiy 9 barrel 10 orier vessel to master
Bark Aurora (Nor. Kosse, PiIau 81 days with mdse to
fg sar h1StSss Sisters r Grafton sydney CD
0 BARK John ci roTlana NOTwCoa csres"s via
HAMPTON ton Tg g wn ne q Co.
TEL Vtiotte SAWYER, Now Haven.
Brs Errante AUST Ncolich New Haven. in ballast to
% Varnna OBI, wolte Demerara days sugar
Rrg caneo Nea Port spain 20 days with sugar
Bark Tygoe Turks Tslan Smith ANA 2. days with
mdse TO II y DcIener& Co: vessel TO w Paiker Z Co
Brg Arcadia Woodward. Barbados "a days with sugar to
II Trowh rdge's sons
! sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook. moderate, SSE; cloudy
At CITY Island fresh Sc rain.
Arrived Yesterday
BARK Oilers Gcr Lchmeyer Hamburg - days with salt
aud barrels order. vessel to Natjcn Toel & Co
B.rk Walter -camme (ef II John, NIB, Mcleod. Ham
| hnrr a. days In ballast b. Scammeli Bros -
park kfyssinia John. ~. Hilton. ROTTERDAM 70
day, with empty barrels order vessel 10 snow Burgess
nark Conductor Wallace, NSl: Forsyth Rotterdam ~
DAYS with and empty barrels 10 ORDER vessel TO
aTk William Cochrane frl Dernicr. Antwerp 30 days,
with cement empty barrels 10 Oles vessel 10 funch Ed
yoN Co 80. 49,, ,,. H.. ,n ,.,.
Bark ontario tof Windsor. Ns), Hunter; Fowey AZ days
with china order; vessel Ia snow y Burgess
bark Palancr (NOr Ellfac, Bahia 30 DAYS win sugar
| to ORDER vessel 10 Funch Edge & Co. go
BARK Ruby, Van POST Poit spain II days. WIN muse I'd
IL IrUW bridges sons
CLEARED
Steamer D0nati Obj Moore LiycrpOOBusk x JevOne.
Steamer ympl (Hrl, SWAIN, Mediterranean poris-Hen
| dcI+On Bros. . - -, ,,, ~,
steamer Aesa Fr) Vallat. Mediterranean porsJ w Ell
| well & 60.
Steamer OF Alexandria Reynolds, Matanzas ana Mex
can ports g Alexander q sJls,
s,sAasr New York. Gorhan. ualveston-J Van Sickle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
he CANNOT VOTE FOR LOGAN

at him. want to shake hands with the next
President" exclaimed enthusiastic as he ebowed his
way through crowd at railway station where train had
stopped which Logan his TO attend sol
ders' reunion.
you. General r. he roared extending his hand
through the open Of the whese tho General sat-
am going 10 FOR for President In 1888
friend" replied the General bandiy tneIe v ~
have 10 change In the Constitution OF the uho
before you can other man Tor President
That f. the business OF the Electors ,,,..s
And the peope whose bOnnets had been dsloateO
and had been tro1den upon by the
man I'm his frantic get at the General now openeu
vile gan for him back and made sarcastic re
marks al him and they didn't believe he'd get any
most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
s1EcrRIo WIRES ON TAs ELEVATED ROADS

Tho electric light companies do not seem 10 % greatly
worried over the Manhattan Elevated Railroad Companys
a % tate their wires down from It's structures They say
that the Elevated road managers have been asking tneo 70
do 40 Tor Will not put them 70 any SER
ons nconv do It, they have Comparatively le
wires strung this way. An Official OF one OF the aI
laughed at the excuse for the oer gwen
y Colonel Hahn the wires had injured several OF the
orkmen There Is empoyc IN our works" ne sa1
that would be willing take in his hand the wires Dy
which 10 s alleged railroad workman was HuuTcu so
badly he had To the hospital
1t ia generally understood that the order was gwen
IN room the the Western Union President
Flower subway Commission said rday that tne
escro light people forced OF the Elevated roads IL
would be In keeping with the policy heretofore pursued D
the allow them to provide some other means
rafrn on q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
THE NIAGARA DISSERTATION,
Interpeo 10Th Coamissionsr Anderson Ths Rochest,
H.Iun mt

Tnerpie0 lout Commissonsr Anders0n IN Ihe R0ehtser
Democrat
1--WE shall work along little time have the
means We have not received anything from the state
the original appropriation land and the connected
with the transfer OF the property Bat have roceved
enough from the sale OF buildings AMI
chinery expenses and We are some 1000
ahea The buildings about all sold the iug
house and an Old stone pulp ai anil soma grinding msrn
err. We 10 put elevator al the cave Oi The
Winds Goat Island 10 cost abon $4,000 VIZ get
appropriation 10 that effect
:" what the prospects tho Canadian siel"
They In just tho situation there that be-
fore got appropriation Their assessment believe.
more than StOOOOb oars about million
and half but there sevcra mills Oh the American
side 10 be purchased and thc Government considerable
land already tho Canadian sldN."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
uy.Rhr TO A0eEn ON >rAUyro,'S PENAL1X

The Brooklyn Presbytery which sustained Inc charges Vi
conduct against the Row Benjamin stanton
on "Wednesday met yesterday 10 decide upon the pen
sy Before Mr. presented his protest against The
action of the body voted into secret session 10
nscn.s the penalty which anything from oonsure 10
exnnlsion Mr and the counsel IN charge OF INC
PROSECUTION defence excluded IN INC score,
OF three headed by Elder Lounsbury was APP
noted 10 decide what should be done Tho committee re-
VOTED twice but neither recommendation was satisfactory
tnd committee sent out to confer Win le nisI
failed 10 spToye their action IL Is Understood that efp
son was moi cnded Tho PIcsbJtey adjourned WIN
out ina and viii meet again " day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
nrn1cArrSG A CHURCH IN MT VERNON.

III. nav church erected by the First Methcais'
cosegston d Mt At ss snS sdeson d
for public :S,y vi e. ysSsns the
edsE eliminating sermon In the ss
& REV Jsues King Park Avenue ShIr S he 1ss
city filled his place The society was SKI and opened for
SERVICES IN 1850 when number Of IN tpe aS
srs"r BUILDING present srnctue !; Of S
cnfa trimmfngs The In the AUDITORIUM ao
IN ,be snph theatre STYLE the rear OF which Is tne
sunday school room separated on e organ is back
q Se pnpt The church we'll lighted by stained sias,
rSows The church cost ab0ut $4,000 apd only aoout
All 600 OF the amount remained yesterday afternoon 70 pc
aM and the trustees confident that they would OBTAIN
that before closing the evening servicea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
FIrrn RACE-PuRsF 5000. sRiLNo. nv MItEs,a
r. cootis h Ferg Kyle by Rebel-ADn2 Mcklnney,o Q,
ORMONDE AGAIN TO THE FRONT
WINNING THE CHAMPION STAKES IN A CANIEh~-
ST GATIRN's VICTORY.

LONDON oct 14-This the fourth day OF the New
market second october meeting The for the champion
YEAS won nv the Duke OF Wesmnsters threeyear OLD
b,y colt ormonde. Manons treeyear-old pay coi''
Oberon was second Prince sotykods DAY
fliy Argo Navis third The betting was Ioo 10 Oh VI
monde Ormonde ny length In cantor t"o o"s'N'
between second and third. ,..,o. prooos
The race for Maestys Plate was won BY mayor pIa
old hay horse Gaticn. with MT lho
year old nly, Stone Cnk second ana %, Laoe,
In, year-old bay colt Chelsea, third mere were sa
starters Gaticn by three lengths "a i
sSs,nst Stone CInk ana to against Chelsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15

Mrs Faith Turner Sydney Australia. recen lily wrote to
Deputy Registrar Maggie nQuiring II Julia Barclay OF
rookyn who married about twenty five years ago 10
Isaac Putnam Smith. stiD alive Mr.. Smith, who Is
known AZ Ike Anstil The American sharpshoo err
WAS about mary Mrs Turner's daughter bat the wedding
until the inquiry oonld be answered Dr.
Eagie was informed yesterday that Mrs hnith was alive
Il Gss that married 10 NTH 10 1852 and was
ABANDONED y b about two years that che ana heI ony
kon wero dependent upon their friends of
{nnnort nephew smith the alleged writer OF tby
Ltttr " Merrill Instrument maker ~ Watcrs' anu
also 10 Dr. Magic. stAuhs "Hcio Nab
Smith could Ue found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
IyDIOEsrTBILITY OLA DIAMOND.

George colored before Judge Cowing yes
terdsy on charge grand His lawyer WAS absent
INT the coored prepared TO defend himself Coun
ae however was assigned TO him. David Krau Park Row
seweIer tesfed that Hail. while pretending to make pur
- s.,,,t watch and a diamond ring police officer
fe.ned that le Hall make motion as u swallowing
sii,. and the fimg could not be found The watch was
xnnd in lis pocket The cOored man could give no eap.,
"n satisfactory the jury and was promptly con ,d
Sodoe ,.wn0 asked anything 10 say ite fepiied
cvey done IL SWALLOWED dat ring no now W ny
a. A. Inc hardest tho world ever ad Its ~
fsrW indige.bie Why you kno. yourself Judge never
done IT," 49,. . a.. ,.ar. an the State
pfis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
LONG ISLAND.

FLArBrsH-Thc ninth annual convention OF the Kings
County Union held yesterday In the
of the Reformed Church Addresses were mage oy .no
Drs e. p IngersoIl and G. L. Wells and The Rev Messts T.
J. lansing A. H. Brush J. q. Simpson and others Jonh u
Prince presided.
Hux1lyoToxThe Spanish Puerto Rico was towed
into harbOr disabled Wednesday night
HRMPsrKAp-The Bay Front Improvement company oi
having capital stock 100000 II has for its object ts
buyipc and holding estate and buildings Among .no
Thomas Quinn OF Brooklyn ana hens
fon.anr ~ Harnna afaad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15

William H. Thompson shipping and commission broker IN
the Produce Exchange Building, posted suspended by
the BOARD Of Managers yesterday complaint was made
agans him by Timothy Hogan steveore who said mat ON
Juv he norse notes for Mr. Thompson TO the ortcnt OF
200 and thai Mi THOMPSON allowed them TO 80 ~ protest
after they became due september Mt Thomps9n 90
fence Was that he unable TO meet payment. Ho Is an
officer British Naval Reserve and al one tnle COM
Inandpd the White star Steamship Britannia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
Union HILL HAS A SENSATION.

Union HAb n 5''t''T'ffN7"~'
,. ,.r,a, ves,erday that Charles j. Dixon an archi
,sc and Miss Sadie Morgan tho pretty aud soc2mplshe
daughter Of exPoice Justic9 morssn 90
,n j. were secretly married two weeks ago Tney
met year ago soosbe and sof Ias tweys wears
od than his Wife, whose were opposed . n
other however nothing could prsah ,hs bsnss b
S SSs rterfefo with their lovemskng Tw? weeks sgs
bey went to they were marble, Sy .ns .i
secret the yoang grns apa Il il s
ssrss her "a leave the house She Ia now ivms WIN
husband In Hobckcn Both Dixon and Miss ~ hsr
In nc host society In Union HI aud tne anioi VI w ~
f1age has caused some thing OF q senss'ion-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
BROOKLYN.

Robert Nelson the head Of the Nelson Family which has
been giving gymnastc performances In Hyde & Behman's
Theatre THIS week. arrested yesterday for allowing
Charles n Oley part performance danger
os 10 human life Nelson pleaded guilty and agreed 10 stop
the perfoI nance. He viii be sentenced 10 morrow
Mavor whitney has appointed Register of Arrears Rufus
SCOTT member of the Education TO succeed John
H. Clayton. who died recently
Rear Admiral Chandler viii formally resign command OF
the Navy Yard to-day Commodore Bancroft GherardL
The resolutions granting Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company the of the Prospect PARK ana COMFY
island Railroad Companys streecar lines the right use
cable traction and other streets rom Fulton
Perry 10 the Of CenTalavo were signed W MAYOR D
new Yesterday The company gave bond for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
CHILLY DAY AT PARKvILLE.
BooKMAKERs WRAPPED IN ovERooATs
A LIVELY FINISH DErwSKN GLvANER AND MiLL'E

A r,vr,v FINISH pErwxEN GLvANER AND MrLLIE
-rRRoNA SURPRISES "THn TALENT"
I,a. decidedly gloomy the Brooklyn Jockey Club races
vestcay The crowd small that the pecpio reaip
looked cnessmN scattered as they were 'ns %
oeched grand There pushing or jestns IN he
betting pavilion few small book makers made oc's IN ""
yns the sSS n%s Of f suossa up to
* sss @ ,Ss a. wa.
n; s ,sss ~
sS, 4: n se s' Rupert
ss 4. s. sis sna
:ss'.s y sSi ss f IKE sss
B.Pv% Arep S. and w MsS% .S /.
.s Sa!' Supposed ps place fcrs
kY Fins. raj az easy TlH 500 iss
Hayden Barrys CHI g. Cleaner by aienes isrrson
p we Brothers. Mile asSsa1ag
sas s, 9a IHSa n stoS 10 MCCARTHY
Wei: + S Ss1ss 9SsSf rs 3 no
,ror,os the si tune the horse. tried start
&c s SsH ,sS s GT "s
into s n s rsd hard 70
s @ sTSs ss
WAssrs siS a nASs $500 AD'''
rrasne.. Stables B. g. Rupert aset'o MsTsgSTsss
'Ss SssS s,Dn
Sunday T WoSoermest and saxouy with
Rupert assumed lead the start ana was rnns oni in
psore Rnpcrt kept increasing his lead AROUND the nI
and down bach stretch and he won n & SetoTe Beg
lengths; stopeOuck second the same distance O'''''
THIRD RAcr~runsr $500. TwoYrAEoIps. SIZZLING "
IL MecsIrSa rs B. Nellie b. by hnau iI%l hSS
Meade % Iic::::jcc- % .......... (Palmer(
WaiS.r cosch c. Rebellion. lo5.... SMoSsTty
Islys c c Bslf naIS Gs5hsTdy
Ta,,fss Stables ch. PsIasol. ss..--.'---'
W J.ROseFs b. e. Ah' TPiimSe.-i:l6;
BelCn1 was WE Ses n the senor pnt Rebellion soon
,ad her and he led down The backstretoh ara even S
he TsSn b he S i sp B. SSo won
Jessie second two lengths before IA IN al an ad
vance Of $3.50 .r,o ,nDr, II.
FOURTH RAcE-HAsDicAr, 81, SO EACH STOW A'DAD
ppyer Brothers b. by Glenclsa pRseT.y
yn s SS 10 aSc Blk g doniaicn g. los McGsldISt
j. Chrsty's ch Bonanza T. lOo- M. ionshIiS
III A. AT1!i4 Ten s il2 Bsnd
s,lis ea Wichham j. III. over Pit5psTcx
nj.woodiOri' b 6 n 9Imem 1SGs ia
Areno set the pace Bonanza in close aendanSsa
n@ then Went 10 the 'front.' with Ferona, who had been
as things es, IN The S5G s' S1n. G the
sce both Ferona and passed Bonanza ana ate
close snf w S5I IaSaIs I beiore BONANZA tGrd
rrrrp RAcE-PuRsE $500. sELLIxo l-l6 MILES,
c. Cooks b b. Ferg Kyle by RebelADna Mckinney,
We 5a! Florence i{ {fs%sE
fremont s, eo D W rSn sSe g. snds
B. T51s Z o aoa
H. K Iohnians oi G. BESTshtGni g
KYLE was in the lead at the and held it through
ont s I fe Seofe Pontco third g Kyle
ENTERED 10 be sold ioI 81 800. There was no bid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
WINNERS AT LATONIA PARK.

I.AroNIA KY, Oct l&-Ihe races vi '"o A"''
Climb to-day resulted as follows
Itrs.-Purse $500. Three year ODDS seven iuions''
r.s,and first Redstone second Berlin third Time 1907 =
secoad-Purse $500. Twoyear-ods si1 iurlohgs La
han first Clarion second Lady Max third. Time lSoS
g,frd pprse $3.50 One mile and seventy yards Pat
sh.sav nrs, Mountain Range second No third llme'
''2 g,,h Purse $500 One mile Hlghfiglt hrst Hope
dale second Brilliant third. Time l4Ip -, ~. Mia
FfdL-The Tobacco Stakes Threeyesr-olus pne ,iItri
TmHa Johnson first Harrofsburg second Ahueha 'n4l
Time l49
The track was exceedingly heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
K1r1EpA BIRp AND SHOT A WOMAN.

Mrs James Hammond OF North Passalo N j. the WE OF
hardworkna with several small children was x the gar
den OF when she struck IN lne enpe
by a charge fired from shotgun by Matthew hroe, age
fifteen who gunnng IN some bushes on h h.
lad fired at bobolnk Killing It, and the same sot strucN
Mrs Hammond The was loaded With marble ana , sIne
Mira Hammonds The skull the eye was Hactureu
and the right eye forced from is socket The woman may
cover but the Injured will have TO be removed TINS MORN
Ing Young Koe after the SHOOTING went bone ana 1
Chief Hendry hiding the bushes. Police Justice norton
committed him without bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
GENERAL NEWTON on THE WAFER SUPPLY

General Newton IN his report of the Public Works Depart
ment for the quarter ending September 80 There
were only seventeen when the natural flow OF the
Croon River sufficient supply the aqueduct to Its full
capaty and gallons OF water had 20 be drawn
from soraee lakes In the CrO0D Basin ana
900 gallons from the two reservoirs III the Bron
River While full supply OF water haA been received
the the Bronx River conduit and these
two c6nduts have taxed 70 their utmost capacity hs
OF the amonnt received has
reduced the depth Of ths city reservoirs twenty
Inches since August is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
AFFAIRS or MARTIN KALBFLEISCHS SONS.

Kabheiscs Sons have Informed their creditors that
they resolved make assignment TO prevent the
creditors bected to readusmcnt from obtaining adj
vantage over those who favored by litigation 70 set aside
transfer 10 the committees which should carry
on the The firm make this statement; We re-
main willing and anxous TO pay you IN u principal ana m
ferest and that end way you may direct
meeting has been called conference with creditors
for tJ,s uurpose October 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
OARY d MOEN ALL RIGHT.

Advces from the outottown creditors of Cary Moen.
the wire of West Twenty ninth st. who
on the verge failure confirm the hopes held out by the city
that Wond accept the terms OF settlement pro
posed on Wednesday, Mr. Cary said yesterday that ho never
knew before nat lac had 50 many ehns IN tne woId ana
thought all the worry of himself ana partner had been
ueed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
ALONG Tile SOUND.

BRpGrPoRT-Mrs Joseph + Frese. who was stabbed SIX
times by husband "Wednesday died yeSerua' Sn'
leaves four children
ACCOMPLISHMENTS worth several hundred aonars We
found on SUNDAY In pasture by young women who were
out for rambe the property OF ex mar
s II 6lrsead Among the articles a solid silver tea set
70 Mrs 0msteads grandmother and valued
beTioomo The property wa stolen In September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
gOspJTAL BUILDINGS INSPECTED.

The hospital buildings OF the Health Department on NORTH
Brother STAND inspected yesterday by General shae
Colonel Clark Sanitary Superintendent Day Assistant su
pentendent James Deputy Registrar Nage and Chief II
nectors Buard Edison and Taylor There more build
than patients on Island because the city has been
free from smallpox and yphus fever for many weeks Inc
officials opinions regarding
which are needed and also discussed The designs TOT
ornamcntng The grounds next summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15

David Obendor aud julius Ashcroft were arragned In the
Jefferson Market yesterday for stealing from
Isaac Levy Houston-st pawnbroker Obendorf is bar
tender employed by Levy caught taking
that he delivered tho articles
oIsdor who then had them repawned coat and waist
coat had been pawned seven uGes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

UNION HuI-Chares Lawtons hardware store In BERGEN
Was robbed on Wednesday night OF cutlery worth
$500
NEW BRUNSWICK City Railroad opened yesterday
and the cars filed with prominent citigens ran Over o
time Afterward 300 guests ate uner
the hotel OF r. H. Becker who active IN organizing 'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
oBARGEp WIN THREE PORGERIEs.

Charles Molr formerly in the regular army
and CAPTAIN In the S2d Regiment N. s. N " arrest
cd Yesterday Brooklyn upon charge of forgery About
nine months ago that he forged the of excoo
mel John Rueger check for and forged an indofse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
ppow,NENT ARRIVALS.

rynh Arsnus Hout-U. q. Civil Service Commissioners
John a. 0berly and Charles Lyman and eJ.UonsnsSmsP
and Major n Gha%bsSls9 Of
and George w Roosevelt Z. g. Consu OF Bordesux 1
James Hots-Gensra William Preston OF ksntScky' any a,
CONGRESSMAN Stephen Sanford OF Amsteruam f-.--n~
raw hin Hotei-Coionel John r. Head o. g. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY

Republican County Convention. Grand opera House ~"
8 ? ~ ,>,.,-. ,,-.. ..,or. ControIler Ioew
Sale of Pierre forillard's horses kancocas noon
irving Kali Congressional Conventions evening
Aldermen Committee on Railroads. IL w.
ride practice by 69th Regimcnt Crecdmoor.
Democratic primaries in BROOKLYN.
Meeting OF anthracite coal mansgers ou
Microsccpical Society, No 6t Madison ave- g p m;
xXist Dfstrlct Republican Club. Morton HAL, y M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAYsThe suit instituted by KATE Grant w.
OF Peeksk against Thomas Dugnn OF Jefferson valley
breach promise was tried yesterday enc %
Of the 600 that she wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
NOW I'm PrxD THE SOLDIER.

number of the Regular Army assembled IN inc
hal, OF the Military Institution. at Governor Island
yesterday to discuss Feed the Soldier" II was the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15

uo sore cef ono s2T and tho other FOR So!
"sbcf and left the city returned recently ni ms wiio
fa lin, troaten she VIII seek avofoo
from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
HOME NEWS.

stands bu there was diversity Of opinion - TO whether
the msss should be garrison company organisaton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
AnnOunoemsntL

r.. g. w. ICARIA.
CORRECT SHAPE IN BENT EDGE"
COLLARS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
Sun rses Cos Sets SIC Moon rises 7O7 Moons age Is
wArEs
AM-sandy Hook 1858 Gov Isld. s5s Hell Gate. l047
PM-Sandy Hook. Ola Gov Isld. 9.lS Hell Cato ll:O7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15

Albert Lewis, NJ. D.. Beach-st., near West est
Broadway Y Hours IL to TO and3 to T. Diseases OF the
Nervous system speciality for the last forty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15

G. G, Shayne, manufacturer of sealskin gar
entsand IA fashionable furs will retail at lowest cash whoo
prices this month Altering aud replrny dons fasnon
book sent free. No. lob Prince-,t, near Broldway.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

National Committee during the
campaign oflSs4, when that zeal.
Gus, unscrupulous partisan Dudley,
was in command Of It, that the en-.
emies Of honest government could
not permit the sweeping reforms
instituted by the gallant Union
veteran, General Black, Kidding the
bureau Of the corruption and fraud
with which i was permeated, pass
without an exhibition Of their ven.
ON. They had raidsd upon the
mos! sacred feelings Of the Ameri.
can people, their gratitude towards
the saviors Of the Union, 50 long
and found Il so convenient to pay
Of political deb! by filling the pen.
sion lists with the names of people
who had no right or title to pen.
sions, that they iiercely resented
the interference Of General Black
with their schelnses. albany ar