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New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
VIRGINIA AND HER CREDITORS.

WASHINGTON, May % (SpecaD. - Colonel
Brady's bill to authorize the appointment OF commis
soners to Investigate and report 70 what extent the
United states may he liable Tor the debt
due by the State OF Virginia TO her creditors.
esuecialy to such OF them may be
ctzeus other AMI of foreign Countries on ac-
count OF the government OF virginia.
nullifying the decisions OF the supreme Court OF the
United States. referred to the Judiciary Committee
of The House nearly six weeks IL Is asserted that
Chairman Tucker tried to "pgeonhoe" the hll aud
that he might bern successful hal 1t not ID en- for
n communication received by the committee today
from Representative Braiy lncO-ing rrquest FOR a
from chairman and secretary OF the New
York comulttc. OF Virginia bDndholcr-. After this
oncst had been submitted ant considered the bll was
referred Il subcommittee, consisting or Mrs-rt.
Tucker Collins and l.. Il. Taylor. which Will
accord "a hearing TO the parties In lnefrst
II Is UNDERSTOOD that tho hpndhpders Will
try 10 secure the Srrvices or Roscoe CDkn9 10 argue
their support the bil ana th't failing 10 40
en- they will retain other eNnrnt counsel. Inc name
OF R,stus RANSOM Of tho firm or when eN-Presldeht
Arthur Is "A member. IL ntoned IN connection with
the IN poynen OF counsel
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
INCREASED PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.

did excellent for the who disabled
by loss OF limbs the by getting the Senate to-day
10 pass the bill increasing their pensions This bill in
ere ases the from si to $50 mouth for those who
have lost a hand foot and includes ia this all
those who have been totally permanently disabled
I'm the same" The rate OF $50 for amputatiOn 1t or
above the elbow knee Is Increased to $50
and in this class is included those who
fatally or permanently ed In tho arm or leg For
a apuLaton at the mp Joint or at the shoulder JOINT
the rate - Increased from S3I 90 10 $40. An amend
I,ut offered by Mr.. Miller adopted To ncuor III the
latter those veterans whose amputatipn Il such
to preclude the use of all rtlhcial limb The Coumis-
sioer OF Pensions estimated the yearly
crease under this bill OF those the rolls 20 be
~,il ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
MR GERRyS AooIErT wAoXoLr ohxsrRED

The officers of The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty 10 Chd deny the statement that th,y
l. The Iunav ay bO Law
BrattOn tnTe- who hau series Oi adventures Ncw
Ymk the week OF this Month. he hoy lived
with his pIen al 40 3i Greene ave Lrooki lie Was
the sOCeys nOtCc thc Aplanant IA the
IOnbs ro ce other Itr Do~s whom lie
roDDcIy. tod conflicting stories that
i-missei. lew Ga}S Later MIS-
Of 80 375 eDtavs came to tnes cev's n1ce with
LraitOu she wanted ~ Keep HIM ana tOd that she
I'll society had lOOkel hm up he boy
~ from MIs Il rney however III day or two lie had
ten days his lat
The asking about him lie direct,d 10 Mrs
HOrncys but failed 10 find hm N lie boys
seemed u think he society Ger ct IN s dutv and
tel HAT they not irratel politely MI Gerry
his nd that all that possible done
a the though the sOcley's work Is the
bOfs that Mi. Mrs. BrattOu
tIcaled with consider lailOn.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
THE PAN-ELECIKIC INVESTIGATION.

WAsHINGTON, May - (Spec,aD.-Ihe lnves-
tigating Committee to-day decided admit tho state
ment of Gardner g. Hubbard explaining the organzs-
ton aDd Development Of the Bell Telephone Company
also discussion secret session OF the
case Itself, have not yet reschei stage
whcD definite Indie atoms of thc probable action
o cpmmir,ee. Nearly all tbs msnbers no that a
United states annu patent cannot 30 main
aned any other ground than that OF fraud In obtain
ing IT. Some OF members Will be likely to hold that
the allegations OF fraud In the lssle OF the
BE patent etiectuay reiuted IN tho hearing
SECRETARY Lamar adi MS associates rs To ave no
sufficient ground upon winch to base the rrcoumenh.
tons upon which thr pend >ut WAS brought. Whlle
the te>timO y u shch as u preclude any
great difference OF opinion respecting the facts
II altogether probable thai members or the
com nttee the lnerei estabishei
by entire record and to the degree OF culpaDty
OF Garland and his partners.
Democrat who - familiar with the facts brought out
in testimony to-day SAID: eff politics ana desire 10
shield a m .n here and there on account Of supposed
party necessity could he eli nindted rom the minds OF
members of the committee. Lilo not doubt that they
wounl he able To brnE in unanimous report As IL H.
presume tnat If not three reports Will he the
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
FLOWERS. BIRDS AND GAY COSTUMES.

Few persons have ever expected to live to
ace Dcmonicos restaurant transformed into a
flower and vegetable market, yet such was tie case
YESTERDAY. An entertainment known to the managers
a. 4 Matche aux Fieurs et Lfsumcs IN aid Of the
kew.YUrk Founding Asylum. was held IN the Large
dining hail the third floor during the Afternoon and
evening Around walls were ranged nine tables each
presided ogeI by bevy OF pretty girls and matrOnS
atied In elaborate costumes IN imitation OF French and
Dutch peasants and vegetable market is an
ancient Institution IN France and Holland ana The
lad spared yesterday TO bring out all the
attractive points these cry market places are
famous. fTult-, flowers vegetables ana cahdlc- ana
1--we birds III were ieiDpungly arfayed hLd
temptlngy offered for to The crowds OF v-ltoIs
who throughout the aei noon ana even
iug The vegetables ana fruits were arranged IN hand
some each visitor xpected 10 lake nome
her purchases In tho afternoon Punch and Judy shows
were gwen the children, aud IN the evening tbeli
elder brothers sisters danced to music from Ian
drr orchestra Nearly $500 cleared or the charity.
Among the ladies VINO attired IN fancy Costumes
ard OF tie pretty booths we're Mrs
Del Monte Mrs Paul TneD~ud. Mrs X duncan
Harris Mrs A. L. Laurence. Mrs de Ncni'
Vile Mira James H. Townsend. Mrs: j. "
Bouyier. Miss BOuver, Mrs Eugene Kelly, MISS
Draper Mrs. ". OsloOd. Miss Binsse. Mfs Daniel
Wofd~n. Mrs. Jules KeyBa Mra Van DuIrr some on
the visitors were Mrs. USE dc Navarro MIS- Ous
Mrs. Gilbert, the Misses Gilbert, Mr. and mrs. James
Low Harrims an. Mr. and Mr.. Hugo Frtsch, Mrf fIanE
Nelson Mr. Mrs James OTIS tho Misses OIis MIRA r.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
PRospERIIr OF me fA0pCoE ExoAAyGE

The members of the Produce Exchange lis
tened yestcr dy to the repOI OF President Chsrcs L.
Vail uppu whom great press ire + BENG brought Opear
have him accept = rennulHdtiOn. Bat ne positively
he wants to be relieved from tue N.ctcS
which surrOunt The position. In ais eport nr sad:
financial exhibit saIis.ac')v Atthe brnlins
h s-Yt lOr IA eOt'doess vas raD'1OC
n0ttlPg debt = ~ucs .hst debt
has been ~ % an! our 1odu dot ts frrn an
cclled l-ayigg to-day mHtgaS~ deDt tLiOD' IN h
by Of The 81 the il rS-
change T. tie Gov rnraent he or ons ncet' IN onr
assessed fOi from >1OpVl 10 30 -
ami ess'Isi
plus Income cOrrespenin-y Ne med hardly oO FOR AiY
this lrct IN the tdtrr a. II - GER an ttt
VIII. the Lresent sysem u as nhts
the greater pOril O th'se increased Duf1on
com Of Ihs saow de- reisc ~ ckyeA IL
tures n OF B a,d lnr 'Lse IN.
j3J rh, has thc result of the Srct sc
ecent service lhe net inco ne tDr
the pip.oOt op
Il au.ly banks AMI financial insu-
rarued value regior and ware ynSe
aolr petro enn etc a. anon ca PES at
rost -s,rable c,llste they holt over e.&ptppp
III mar !ep0se and wthiraSn IurlhZ no
past by members ~ tue xrhAn.e lie Exc go 81 =
wesiiug heiG annaly IS renewed i;s oppsJn 10
purchase u silver buOn b. tue GOvcrnnent ID
coin IT, wanted The people. Is dahS oIs
course 10 Je ufsu IL
Nh V Ill ca. ed attention the fact that sItislc
tory bill OF dIrg hai been agreed upon. an al thiI re-
be To secure permanence TO the reform -
pas-tge tho OIl before Cyngrrss. IL cOu-
gratnlaei the Exchange tnat recent decisions oi mo
haj established ia jurisdiction over the members
under the charter and by-Iaws.
Treasurer lownseuds report was especially pleasing
the mrmbers. showing tott prOp-fty or
s33s6 092 81, with oniy Sl.il6.l2j debts. re-olu'
lon Di thanks for the "yery capable ant thorough
efficient services OF the president anI other officers was
adopted.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

The Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of this
CITY, will be the chiefIf not the only loser by
structive fire which almost consumed the Harrison
Chemical Works al Gray's Ferry, near Philadelphia.
Monday morning. The latest bulletin OF the loss places
$4,000. The risk taken by the Mutual Company
called IN Insurance terms "blanket risk" mean n2
thar policy everything, building, stock aud ALL
As general thing Insurance companies AVOID taking
such ri-Ks. They rarely give sole policy of knd.
lrrrrInr 10 diylle up "A rIsE ratner than take the
chance OF being the only and heavy loser The Mutual
Company not member OF the ew-York Tariff
aud about two years Az wnen the IlarIson
Works looking about for Insurance. II offered
give $40 900 lankrt policy at 20 per less premium
IMAM the named by the IaiIf Association. Tue
loss Will he complete though 1t have relnsured
risk in other COMPANIES.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
PROSPECTS OF THE FREE SHIP BILL.
LIKELY 10 BE ID FEAT, D-THE DAILY SCRAMBLE

WAsHGNGToN, May % (SpecidD There was
the usual wrange In the House to-day among the
friends or different who striving FOR pre-
cedence Mr.. Hatch insisted that the Otenln ir8drine
bill should be taken up Mr. Hammond WAS anxious to
keep the way open for tho Free snip bill Mr. Well
born reminded the House that saturday IL mortGaged to
the Indian Committee. Mr. C)bD wanted it understood
that the Pubic Lands Committee has important bills
which must be considered. Mr. Randall spoke Of the
necessity Of sending the Legislative Appropriation Dill
10 the Senate practicable. After some time
had been wasted t agreed TO with the Oleo-
b bnt that the previ"us question snail Dr
regarded ordered the Fee Shlp h to-n"rlo at
The fri Of tis bll hrtrIy some ed@fn"ss re
sprctlng probable fat AMI ey not wngt I" nav"
the vote taken after nrihrr discu~~ The rx-
haustive Mr. Diagey has left tho friends or
The bill without leg to stani on Inquiries among
Dem ,crats to-day TRIBUNE corrr~po dent lndl-
twenty-five TO thirty Democratic votes Will be
bill II 80. the prospect OF It's defeat
serm D be
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
HEARINGS BErOeE rHE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY. May 25.-GOyernor llll has ap-
pointed hearings rs follows: Thursday May -. 2 p.
m-Providng for increase OF police force In New-York
CITY.
Friday. May .. p. m.-Relating to the appointment
OF Excise Commissioners for New-YOrk CITY, by the
President OF the Boarl o! Alder nen.
Tuesday. June l, p. Providing for spring cleo
tions aud cumulative for Al ermen in New-iork
CIy
Thur-day June 3, y. mr. 'latve 10 pay OF Ser
Ceanis ana Rpnndsm~n pn the YOnkers police force.
Monday Jane :. y. IN ing section l23 oi the
New-YorS i y COns"t ia.lpn Act relative To MARKET
WAGONS III Ninth ward. y. m.-seit'ive 10 docks and
Dock ID nent IN New-l OrE cry $50 p m.--sola
tive % HIgh DrIigc Park Nrw-IOrk Guy
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
TIE MEXICAN TREATY BILL.

WAsnINGToN, May % (Speclap.-An adverse
report from the Ways and Means Committee on the
Mexican Treaty bill was expected despite the fact that
I'm the last Congress Mr. Hewitt permitted to report
II fayorAby TO the House. but II was hardly expected
that the committee would nearly In its
adverse action With the exception OF Mr.. Hewitt, who
presented the view. Of tho minority to-day, no other
mem OF committee advocated favorable report.
although Mr Breckenridge. OF Kentucky. az one time
showed some disposition To do So Mr. Hrwitts
views" course, In the mtiu, substantially the
same contained la the report 10 the last House
some additional Arguments also submitsi There
no prospect louse Will oycrrule the action OF
. ff.c nnn
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
THE CHARGES AGAlNol SENATOR PAYNE.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The President pro
tempore tue ate to-day letter from Tue
Governor ONO, transmitting the following resolutions
adopte by the ONO state oenate
Whereas, BY common report suggested and corrObo-
rated Dy pdDc press ac State without respect
party ami by gatlOn OF the House OF
REPRESENTATIVE ute of Henry b. Payne a III
the United oene Is yLidtrd by corrupt practices
au corrupt Of money III procuring AIS election.
aud,
BhereaS. II Is deemed expeAient IN order TO
thorougn oI said election
the UnItel the Dsiirf of the
bis Ia regard DC formulated Ia specinc charge,
therefore he II
hesolsd Inat In opinion OF tho General Assenb y
ana IL charges. the election oI lcnry Is. Payne
Senator United states from OHIO January lSsl
procured aud Drought aOOut by tue corrupt use Oi
money paid and FOR the bsneh or diverse and sundry
members OF the LXVIh General Assembly OF ono and
by other corrupt means and practices uorc particular
ntsmrnt OF whcn cannot now be gwen.
LesOiped. That the Senate OF tue United States, aud
the same hereby requested make fu! luvestiga-
t into the facLs election pertains
curruDt means used Ia that behalf
The document Is certified to by Clerk Vaand cham OF
the ono Senate copy OF the ado
by that body OIL May Ia, ls-6
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
CONTRIBUTIONS by THE SENATE

WASHINGTON, May 2j.-The Senate in exec
utiye ses, on has confirmed among the following
nominations;
Uuited states COnsuls: III. VI Jewett. OF Massachu-
sett. AL Slyas Charles H. Wills OF Mary and AT Man
a,ua: Francis H. WIgfai, OF Maryland Leeds.
collectors OF Customs: Jonn 4. Mcdonnell for tho
District of s Marks. FIa j. McGulre District of
P-uraoula Fla; William A Manoney, for the District OF
fernsndina- 49,
~ /. Dankns OF Mlssias pp 10 be United states
Marshal for The southern DistriOI OF Mississippi
H. +. seyerns. OF Michigan. to oe United 5tatos Dis
trct Judge Tor the Western District OF Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
NAVAL. ORDERS.

WAsnINGToN, May 25.-Naval Cadet ID. s.
Mes has been ordered to the Tennessee June |. Com
mander George W. sumner has been detached from duty
In the Bureau OF ordnance granted leave OF
until October L. Lieutenant George f. Coz ,ocoresses
from saratoga ana ordered to tho Naval Academy.
adst Engineer W. i. Webster has Resigned aud his
resiguatIon has been accepted from date.
IAcutenant o. Ncho sOn has been detached from the
Naval Academy and ordered to the Constellation
gcon j. IL CLARK from the Hartford and placed
retired Lat Ensign Dana Grsano has ordered
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
THE FIRE RECORD.
THE BURNING NATURAL GAS WELLS.

PiTr,BURG, May 25.-Thc new Edgar natu-
raj gas well. which the Manufacturers Company
brought last Slturd AMI which was set on hrO by
lightning about three hours later. Is stl burning the
flames ,chIng into the AR nearly 200 feet.
The Dun well. in Murray VILE which also struckby
lightning Saturday. Is st burning and no attempt
has been made put the flames Considerable fear
IL r1rressed Murray vile since tho Dan AMI the two
PuIla pnIt Conntuy- " lis set fire by Ignt-
n.ng the McWlllian- well Of the Charter Com
pamy This well which caused the terrible aster
at that weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
ruprr npo0ELyy CurROnfs EyrrRKD

Three of the principal churches on Broohiyn
Heights were entered by thieves cary yeSerda' rA-
nc In Holy Trinity Protestant EplscOpu chhrcu tpo
vrstry door and ths poorboxes at tho
man entrance broken. A. the contents h'i '''h
removed nothing WAS s;Olen from then ana u" l'rt'o
v.u,les coud be f0uni Entrance was forcrd in,p -
AIMS Protestant Episcopal thurch Dy chmplne l"
coug be tween ANA chapel ana golng through
ON omen window In thus also the alms-OoNes W"ro
euiv and The thirvc. brOsr into them TO no purpose
Tv sod the about. hut found nohng thry
conil carry on v-stry wnhow In the Roman tatpOIo
Church OF ~. Charles B lrroneo "as broken anl tno
door unlocked by reaching IN. mo poOr'DoN's ""re
broken open, but were found empty. Only silver p'
IL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
THREE BUILDINGS BURNED IN SAC HARBOR

SAG HARBOR. J.. l., Nay Z).-AI a. m tO-
day three buildings occupied by John Mott. liquors;
John Hlldreth nsh dealer; the Long Island Express
Company, J. G. klns, l-h-dcaler aud T.. WAie. coal
dealer, together with their contents were destroyed
nre. The principal business block la the village
one time danxrr. The only fire the
broke down and OF n,sr from tn- watcncase
factory the only means AT hand for extngushIng
the lire. Ihe loss tn buildings Is $1,000 aud In
stock -, 900, party Insured.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
A PLACE FOR LIEUTENANT GREELY.

WAsHINGroN, May % (Speciab. MIR. llarri-
son presented an adverse report IN the Senate to-day
from the Military Committee the bill to place Lieu
tenant Greedy the retired list as colonel Instead
Of that measure the committee recommended the pass
au, of additional assistant alJuLtnt-
general with rank OF major or cavalry. Mr.. H,rri
son explained this would place ia the power Of
thc President recognize Lieutenant Orcclys
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
ELLIS SIGNED By TIE GOVERNOR

ALBANY, May 25.-The following were among
til. bills signed by the Governor to-day;
Amendns the cole of criminal procedure section
i-4. u REGARD the remission Of lines
local dn1 taxes on and sale OF
State lands
70 facilitate the closing OF affairs OF insovcut In
sur tnce annuity comp tnes.
Rrnppropraiins moneys for the improvement OF the
Clam Canal IL Gems Ia II.
Arrrn the Game Laws. section 49, laws OF 1879.
chautsr 53l
audII
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
RrsH c. AWKIySS LLBRARY TO BE sOAp.

The season of book sIles is almost over, but
book collectors may whet their imasinatons during tho
summer prospect o; an especially fine library
which will the hammer In tho fall As yer th,
name OF the possessor Of sO-called "bibJoteca *
traordinarissima" announced for sale by NesSrs.
LeaVltt IL generally Known. Interest IN tLr saes
however, may ii WHEEL 1t Il learned that tao
library Is mat OF Rush G. dawslus. who shOrt tue
ago sailed for Europe. The collection includes nearly
one hundred hlu;Dinated manuscripts on yrum, many
imcanapna early printed books, ,ncludns specimens
OF black letter by John Fist and other mrs priuters
The library also rich In Americana aud nrsl ed
TONS The catalogue IL now IN preparation.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsnfNGroN. Tuesday. May 25. 1856.
MR. DORsuEIMLRs HURRIED TEP-EXi.eutenant-
Governor Dor-heimer arrived here Now York
terday afternoon dinrd with the President last
ing, ana returned home to-day.
MoRE VEIOEs BY TnE PRLsIDENr.-rhe President has
vetoed two Senate bills granting pensions to DAVID W.
Hamilton ANA John II. nam. The accompanying veto
messages stats that The President Ias 10 hhd sueIeh
foundation for the clalll.
THE STATE OF DAkoIA.-Mr. Springer. from the Com
mites Territories to-day presented TO tho House the
adverse report Of tho majority oi that committee on the
Senate hill 10 provide for admission OF tho State
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
OFFIcERS or THE BOAnD or UNDERWfFFRS
N..rl. II ~ If E.ra In nlcrMrLinrs .l.s


eetd the following officers for 1855 aad 1851: res deit
IA prrsiirfl', bcl.;e NJ N.''Nf'
Wnll,m ~ llrususw stan ret Ny. Dt'h /. ni'F'
t~r,sutor William A. Au.etson committee GA fihAn.
r lai-rL CHAIRMAN. >tcpa-a Orb" d. randhA IA y
ID u.utl.l j. h. fuslOrl A A. Is cner Aud j. = IA '.ii y
hraI orui tee Ere tatrol George PAtt' 'oi -,
.,ynan Ian.. A >iivcy. .irury r. bowers -au a. =
H.el,u A Nj kirby e.. M. fecS ani NLuuel Towns % L
tr,rliI Ie, ON LAWS and Lcgis atlol h. X hcnh"v ' l.
man 1U-rcs ~VNal. !. \ Alexander fctdr NOthN D.
Han. NJ ~ JoNn dAl 4 A... = o...''
- M, Yarl nee chairman. T. \. brown r. >
Arr1 Na,teli ". a. o glen Davd Ade' and thaii,' 1,
t;utn COMMITTEE Ponco aud oman OF flfes =" Nta
ne + go9 -hton. ona.riuan d h ! n ti ~ i''H'' a
i,o,,.. ,'tar.. l. q Jones r.. DwishI Jr anu -. a
Pave N.iuan NJ ST. John Is Chairman o the F.Ae,ut,o
CON nittet : T. BccAcr o Tao Conn'eVeo Oh i''o@
n..LI- I--..Iu . %
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
TIE nRoox1rN suXDArsoAoo1 pARADE

A special bulletin i'll regard to the weather
to-day benefit OF the 30. .OOJ cn
dren who want t. parade today Ia Brooklyn
cured yesterday by Grand Marshal Case. II forth
that cool ana fair weather Indicated Tho schools
the Brooklyn Sunday school Union Will paraie In
eght sections, known as the Prospect Park HEIGHTS
Carroll Park, bedford, hew-lork Avenue, Eastern.
Iompkins Park and Clinton Avenue divisions. About
Ia 900 viii be included IN the Prospect Park body.
will be held In various cburches before tie parade
To the 10000 children la tho Eastern District
Uu0n Viii paIade in Belford-avs.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
THE NEW YotK I'll NARAAl QUIErS DoWX.

lie HlenDFTS OF TIIt tUIIsJI'I'IIttI 'tVVh 'III'f
Petroleum Exchange had RESPITE yesterday AIrr tue
excitement oi Monday mOruiug The dealings IN OIL w'rs
5000 bbls. smaller prices we're steady AZ po's
o1p6i Il cents The from the lsh:oKton o!h j.
Penn. ned bearsh particulars ana less %
In others Tue yield OF the Cameron " glslrr' wnlcn
broke the marke had fallen on Ia lOoGl 10 rre1s an
hour but, oil remarked TO broker VINO WAS
exung over the news Its pretty sIiole WI
th,t nm a ont , 500 barrels A day" Two wells,
with production ~ from 500 TO 800 barrels daily wrrs
report-i traders paid lttlo attention 10 them inc
hear showed a their cOntrhcis
bur here still left operators VINO held TO tle view
OF ower prices No failures were announced as the ro
anil of Monday decline AMI the tact WAS gcneri.J
IAIAnl
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

was yesterday by Post Once Inspe.tor ney on
charge detauing and de itrof ing letters Mcohn Nn
deliver mail matter In twenty thlf's pntw'o..
yenth and fighth aves early the morning OF Ma .
rge pIr of he ma vas atcfward folld IN lqu store
on seventh ave eehan hed for examin ition yeste
day by commissioner shields.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
PROPOSED NAVY YARDS.

WASHINGTON, May % (Specmh. Mr.. Eustis
presented IN the senate today memorial from the
Louisiana legislature askns Tor tho establishment OF
navy yard AT New Orleans MI Call introduced IA bill
proposing an appropriation OF 100000 for the rehab
atiOn the Peusaco. yard. Accoritg To HE present
outlook House, instead OF creating yards
tho Democrats Will not make aA appropriation for wOrk
AL ihr Old AALua.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
nornT1Fss AFkATD OK WHIPPING.

Paul Cosgroye, the th.rteen-ycaf -o!d boy "no m
rup,ly th' sixty thr s. sclo' oc's
repnnaued by Tor not saying p.ea'c oi MOI
, afternoon not Decn b. his parents who ave a
M 40 r. All ,INiy sxt ST. At the school since li
nr.n, st be cge nA with friends and Will soi -
iuru Al the school saI thN De pI"baJy e4S@ "''
nm from ms father his aciIoE al tne school,