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New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
RROOkINN.

Thomas McGreevey, of No - Nnth.st. was sent to
the Pencutiary yesterday for the tenth time FOR abus
ing his family.
Miss Alice Hidal who tried for grand larceny for
securing successive chatel mortgages upon the same
property, and upon whose guilt innocence the jury
were unable TO agree, discharged yesterday upon
nominal bail.
Although Justice Walsh has sent three men TO the
Pententiary for six months each for annoying Deputy
County Treasurer Gardner and trying 10 get money
from him 10y threats. fourth named Thomas Raycraft
tried the game upon NJ. Gardner at Iudson-ave.
aud PrOspcct-s Wednesday night. Yesterday Justice
Walsh sentenced him to the Peuitentary fOrsX months
The work begun on Wednesday in digging for fOunda
tOns for The Brooklyn Elevated Railroad IN Myreaye
stopped yesterday by injunction issued by Judge
Cullcn IN the supreme Court on application of George
Wilson, dealer in furniture at Myrte-avc. ana PeaIs
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

James s. Saupaugh. who charges that his home
has been brOScn up. wies
daughter induced TO leave him. with her mother 10y Captain
Kiiea o; the Twenty second Precinct Yesterday obtained
order from Justice Andrews In Court Chambers
requiring te Police Cpmm cuers To show cause wv per-
cnpov mondanus shOud MOI De issued 10 compel item to
prefer charges asGin-t the cartan.
Abrahan Rnshner ycs; rlIy. in the Court of Common
Pleas. mai iOrt Judge Day and a iurT
from The Pennsylvania Raj road ompary t45c Tor bundle
cOntIans clothing winch tn company iaiicd deliver
this city after II had been placed It's charge Ia Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

Good Friday Observances. " ,,.,.
Funeral OF Charles L. Loew. Madison Avenue Baptist
Thirteenth Regiment anniversary parade, Brooklyn
3 p. . o.. 49,,
Metrop oan.Athlctic baseball match. Staten Island
$50 p. III. ,,.. c,,.
3p m. - 1, ~ o.
Service to Dc Witt Clinton Commandery NO -
knights Templar. Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church.
Brooklyn, r. - o,, Wa.
Special meeting Of New-iork Whist Ciuo' "cs'
Kaffee Klatsch, University Club Theatre, 8 to p IN
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and material in these Corscts that has made then
popular with the leaders, fashion. both in this country
AMI America
Trust that contract will prove mutually sati
beg 10 remain. = g. ntlcucn,
Very truly yours SAVOYE DEGLAIRE.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

future. you are to have the scl'
by me and bearing my trade.
mark. AMI sometimcs sold or
described a. th Pansy corset
o. Otherwise. / take thi- op'
portnnity to inform vou that
you can assure your custo-
mers and the public that /
shall continue t. use the same
carn I'm raNarl 10 elIana nniali
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
WORKTyG FOR TIE EHALF.HOLIDAY BILL.

Secretary Olcott. Of the Half-Ifoliday Committee.
who Albany for the last few days says that the
members OF the legislature particularly those Of the Assem-
BIZ are almost favor OF the Half oday bill
LEven country members lac SAID. for the
they the clerks stores need the half ho
day just much as tie city employees The oniy man
found opposed bill senator Fassett
OF those members OF the Clearing House AssOci
Alton OF the proposed law will go 10 Albany today
while another committee OF bank
Who desire the half holiday VIII TO urge It's legal
ADOPTION Many banking men including one or two bank
6residents have signed petition IN favor Of the movement
ShIch will he sent TO the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
UNITED STATE, SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGToY, April 22.-Ihe proceedings
in the supreme Cclrt OF the Utei states toay wore
follows:
No. l3Z3-Iachard A Tngham. appellant agt. william
Proctor and oilers Notion to advance granted and
assis ned Tor argument thl Monday
at the loot OF thc ell.
No. "a sIhOna Is Hopper painf ia error ag the toYr
OF OvingtOp ind. ArsuIen concluded by
Donald for The llantI1 III error.
No % -S3t Lake city. alDc aut. act HOLSTER col
lecior etc Argufne 4 continued by Richards appel
liant by sole tor General GOode or appellee cOncndet
by III Hjclaris Tor appellant.
No. $50 he NlcksbuTs and Meridian Railroad COMPANY
plaini1 agt Israel Putnam Argued ELgar u
Johnson for painn in error and by IoSe smith for Ge; n
ant
No 2Jl-iorln IngeTsO and others plaintiffs In cr or
/ Williams and others In error 10 the
Of the state OF Newl Ork Dismissed with under
Rule 10.
2j3 Marie L Evans and others plaintiffs
Mrs Mary 4 PIKE and others. Argued by
defendant 0n printed argc M
Dy illain Grant for plaintiffs IN
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
ATTEMPTED SIrICTDE OF A PRISONp

Dr. NJ w. Heath called yesterday morning attend
Duval in The jail In Hack knssck v j. He
sentenced for and break and entering
the first he six months iii the
aud the second in state Prison lie
od offender having just finished term In
his last sentence he appeared respondent lie found
Yesterday his cot in the cell WI deep
cash his from which he had lost nearly pint
told DR. Heath he had made the wound with
a intending Kill himself The wound sewed up
and II is thought that he will recover.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

Apr o. Saet steamers HISTORIAN (Br Dalziel,
for Montreal Apu 90; Romeo r Williams for Halifax.
ivEKrOOL April 2Osailed. steamer Mentmore OBI. Eou.
cher. for Baltimore .
QUEENSTOWN, April @2Auived. steamer America BIT.
from NewYork Aprl IL on her wayt Liverpool and
prOceedeil
sailed steamer Italy tBrl. -, from Liverpool hence for
York.
2isi-Sailed steamer Gala (Br). McMckan from Liver.
for Boston.
GLASGOW, Apr 2l-saed, steamer Ethiopia (Br), Wilson.
New.lOrs.
PLYMOUTH. April 22-Arrved. steamer Olaf Dam. Jorgen
sen New York April s.
.swAysIa Apn 22-Sslled steamer Dorset (BrJ stamper
for New YORK
Hull, April 22-saed steamer Calico Brl. Potter. for
York
LIZARD April % Passed. Persian Monarch (Br
" atsOn New. York her London.
HAyBuRG April 20sailed steamer Australia (GeIl Kopf
Tor Ncv.York
cIBEALIAH. April l9-Passed steamer Australia trl. Nc
Ritce, from Mediterranean ports on her wav TO Newyor
HlvAyA April 22Arrtved steamer Colorado Daniels. for
Sew.loIk.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
SELLING JERSEY OATTLE

The bidding at Peter C. Kellogg 4 Co.'S special
combination sale OF Jersey cattle yesterday the Anercan
Exchange the Of LuVers
not The fifteenth animal brOu tle
Ing before $500 reached. IL KITTY IS yesrlnr
heller by Baron Of St Lumbert dam DarKeys widow she
went Tor just that price konees Venus threeyear old
cow King KO1ee dam EinrsmOn Venus. brought slIo
going IT, William H. Nsnderbilt's son.ln law W K Vehb
lie bought rhc four year old cherry Bud by Bn1d
dsm Cherry Ripe, ioT the same pTicc
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
SpFCyiL AGENTS IN TROUBLF.

Under instructions from Acting Secretary
Fairchd, OF the Treasury Department. Collector He'd
den and surveyor Beatc are conducting an investga
ton into subject which Involves question OF Inter
national comfy and alleged violation OF an order OF
Secretary Manning issued in October last The special
agents of the service considered formerly that
they belonged distinct branch OF the service aud
were subject the local officers. but only 70 the
Secretary Of the Treasury. Last October secre,
tary Manning directed them 10 report all
information OF the intention Of smuggling In
their the Surveyor and ordered that they
must not assume executive administrative duties
Up to that tiue II they had evidence OF attempts to
smugge dutiabie goods upon German vessel and want
ed to that vessel tney would inform the German
Consul ant he would grant verbal permission
About two weeks ago Special Agent Peck heard that
there dutiabc goods hidden the North German
Lloyd steamship Fuld aud he. with others of his sfan
went to the vessel The purser was locked up IN Ills
room by them while ;he officers adc the search special
Agent Peck pulling of his coat and taking part IN It,
The purscr ported the case to tho German Consul
and the Cumsul reported 1t to the German Minister III
Washtn -ton who demanded an explanation from the
Treasury Department The department ordered the
yestigItion The Collector gent preliminary report
10 Washington last night The Collector and surveyor
say that special agents force went beyond their
aut ory limited IN the October circular and that III
taking part the search MI Peck performed admins
trativs duties which lie forbidden to do. The
special agent says that he simply performed duties AS
prescribed 10y the statutes and denies that he lad the
purser locked
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
MESsRs. y. ALTMAN & CO,
GENTLEMEN

Having this day concuied Arrangement by which In
future sole agency Tor the Cosets maze
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
WILLIAM BECKER HEARD rRoMIY cUAyr

L. B. Bunting, of No. 104 John-st., said yes-
terday III regard 10 William Becker. OF Guatemala VINO
disappeared March l6: " have lust received
from Mr. Becker, mailed at Yzaba. Guatemala April D.
IN which lac informs me ta after leaving Thought
and decided TO start al
which he did at O'Clock tho same day, taking steamer
from Now-Orloans Guatemala City Ia five days ride
from lzaDa. Mr. Becker writes that he will remit al
once upon his arrival there such he is owing
here. and am sure that he will do lie honor.
able man.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

MI. VERNoy.-Thomas Frye and Richard Hoffman. who
injured by the giving OF sCarod the
buildings a While aims Wedne sday died yesterday
The has deposited s 900 in the bank
be applied paving stockholders OF the pany ther
shares
KNOXVILLE The house OF William Cox postmaster and
agent Harlem Railroad burned yesterday
Of $1,000 partly insured The re started from he
kitchen stove.
NEW wRoCHRLLE-Msria Moore, twenty seven recently
an inmate Of the hospital Black wells Island found
Wedne the OF the old rifle range
helpless ition had been allowed TO lie there from
q + III. until . III.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
GIANTS AMONG THE BROKERS'

Some giants wandered around the lower part of
the city yesterday. In struggling through New St they
naturally the Petroleum Exchange where ,c
had enthusiastic reception and then nio the Stock l.
change Why they cordially by the stock
Of those things which no can lind
In fact the giants walked into door, after
around the walked of
one They naturally tubed into OF the bed hotels
on the other side the The giants compeled
imbiDed seltzer One giant
preferred claret IL until the four gants smok nS
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
FUNERAL OF JOIN 4. BIGLIN.

Crowds of people, lines of carriages and deega-
tons OF politicians and sporsmen from different parts OF the
blocked second Ihirtyourthst yesterday
during funeral Of John a. glD The hold
Lis home GA Second and conducted by the
Rev Father ey and the Rev. Father McMahOn. OF st
Ssbrels church in East Thirty seyenths clusters OF
around the coffin
Among the brothers OF the dead
Jenes a.. Bernard, Joseph C.. Philip aud William The
Edeet sadly remarked that they could form
I again The pail bearers included the well known
GIspan Wallace Ross. George Lee John Conway. Y. q.
$ot George Faulkner and John Reagan The burial was
IA "a var AM
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
Jersey CITY.

Mayorcect Orcstes Cleveland in Yesterday. lie
tax Office May s.
report that the drivers contemplate ssing has
foundation.
train OF twenty two coal the re road broke
IN while going through the tunnel yesterday The loco
stopped at switch just outside the end OF
tunnel and The detached down the grade
tcent force Four smashed and
others damaged. Travel delayed for
half
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

Farned runs-MciroroIitan 2: AthIe'ic. =
Opolitau /; Athletic T. First base bslle-
Metropolitan, q Athletic. Z. struck metropolitan
Athletic. L. Left bases Metropolitan =; Athletic. a.
Total base hits Mer ,politan 10 Athletic 70 phLee Three
Double plav-Roscman and IIankinson Coleman and Mi.
gn. Wild pitches Mathews. Cushnan. l. Passed Dalis
-Milliean Rep,chlagcr, A. Umpirc-dr Mack Time
2O5,
Between 900 and 5000 people witnessed the opening
chanponship game IN Brook yn between the Baltimore
and Brooklyn clubs Tho home nine played Ia fine iorin
and won after interesting game Burch played hne
game both at tho bat and in the field Swarswood ana
McTamniany also did good work. The score was:
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
LONG ISLAND.

WnTEsIoxE-R. IT Hickman has begun suit against
the Island Railroad ompxny 10 recover 5000 dam
ages ride road between Hunters
Point and this village and for assault by brakeman.
JAMNCA-Couniy Judge Gsrretson yesterday nxed the
amount bail for Dr Taylor who shot his hired last
week at - OO0 and furnished cash by the prisoner
frends.
WIyFIELD-Tbe body OF man picked the shore
Flushing yesterday IL supposed 10 be the body Of
ono of the idle an Dassengcrs.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
A GRAVE CHANGE AGAINST MR. TAMSEN.

Margaret Best testified at the TOmbs yesterday
thar MAY To- 1885, she saulted b. School COmmis
soner j. H. Tamsen nj hishpusc No 3 East Eighteenth
and eight other Of them Dein. Ocean
Beach The shpw@i her girl baDy to the Justice
she admitted having been assante1 by
rst name she dd not picnic f. Joncss
wool Mt and Mrs Iamsen "stihed that the girl had ac
knowiedg.d TO them that IL put uD JOB" by her
nthcr other they SAID that Mr.
The sc be totla
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
METROPOLITfNS BEATEN Ar HONE.
BIG CROWDS AT STATEN IsLANp-B'oohLhN ~"
FuATs NaIM)Rr--oTnEn GAMES.

The Metropolitan CIubS new RIUHnUS dt
Staten Isaud were opened ycstordty Win game OF
baseball between tha Metropolitan and Athletic cilos
According TO Major Williams. 700 people were pfcse
The Metropoltans ought to have wo but careless play
ina Inv Nelson Cushmln and Fusr In tho last inning
allowed the Athletics to the winning runs inc
crowds had trouble IN reaching me lsnh9
and mat a, much getting back Ths now grand sand
Is the hsndsonest structure OF s kind IN the country
The score was
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
Yesinrday ihe Mnyor rcsponded a. fOllows:
GFyERAL WEIR RECOVERING.

General Alexander S. Webb, president of the
College of the City of NewYork is rapidly recover
ing from effects OF his Illness OF the winter
During the fine weather he has been able to take
daily drives Central Park and the spring air has
recruited ms strength Yesterday he taken to Long
Branch where will remain for several days and II is
expected thai he will be able 10 resume some OF his
Auties at the college month.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
"I FEEL So WFIJr

"I want 10 thank you for telling Of Dr. Pierces Fa
Prescription. writes lady TO her friend For
long unht To attend TO the work Of household
kept about but felt thoroughly miserable had terrible
and bearing sensations and
quite weak and discouraged sent ana OF th
medicine letter II cured
hardly know my self feel so well"
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
qOAID THE POLISH EXILES.

Chevalier de KoptskTs new comic opera, The
Sultan OF Zanzibar" will performed May for the
Of the Polish exles The bretto political satire
based the expulsion OF 10000 Poles from their
homes Two buDd and fifty Polish soldiers IN their
National uniform will appear on the stage.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, April 22.-In the Court of Appeals

to-day The following causes argued:
No 6l5-LOuis Haa. respondent. aet the syracuse Bin
hamton ana NcwNork aIlroaJ ompany appellant ArgG
by Lewis Mar hal for appellant, William Goodclle ior
spOndent
The following is the day calendar for Ap,i. %:
Nos GA. 7Ol. 7O3, 7o4, 7GG. 7O7 coo. Ga.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
TWENTY YEARS FOR KILLING HIS WIFE

Adam Lavelle, night Waterman, had a
quarrel with his wife Margare; on February 49, and
sbe started TO call policeman. He shot at her
she going ont Of the roOm aud ono OF the bullets
unity Yesterday In tho Court Of General Sessions to
charge the first degree and was SEN
fenced by Recorder smyth 10 twenty years in the State
PrtSn
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Clarendon Hotel-The Rev. DR.. Goodwin,
Bishop of Carlisle. .i'fth Arem"s HotslTM M;
Greene president Of the Columbus, Hooking Nary ""u
Windsor Hotel widensr l. Ek1ns; Ms. ana
General George IL Sharpe, Of Kingston n. Y......SL
James Uofei-WllliaIu II. Crane, the comedian.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

Ralph p Barber, arrested on a charge of embcz-
sBns Si0 600 from IL. O. Bernard & Co. admitted 10
f yessrday John Haisted president of the men:
&naufauce Company becoming bis surety IN the sum OF
I'D 600 Justice Duffy Informed Tim that he prisoner had
0nittcd his gully but Halsted friend
X 1he family and not OF the prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
TRANSATLANTIO TRA VELLRRS.

4 BY steamship Gernanic, for Liverpool: c. W.
Field Richard Field Mrs mary Mspes Dodge Mrs George
A. c. DR. John r. 1. Davis Rafael Garcia Colonel w
H. Harris wife and dau shtersi A d. Hndroth, A. o.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
viz anltw, aau :hIers

Kingsand and wife q. Morosin wte an iva CAV
Edward r Mcrwn. WIFE son AMI daihtsr ii Jh's trc,cr
ON lin Eugene H. tu,n IT, &. Nelson j. Rc Sntgnt fr,'
ick sturGcs and daufhter; hrs : AZ" NJ
dnnyher e. H. Van Gu.en. l.. L. Van or bNl' f'r1 - ~
Wheeler Miss Dora Wheeler and GEORGE Whs,i
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
4 GIRL sEXr TO PRISON FOR PIvE YEARS

Mary Sheerer the young servant who deceived
SHy bouskepers w her Innocent appearance ana Stole
ot&ng valued at $4,000 was arrisned Yesterday IN the
Court OF General Sessons There were eight formal com
6aHts and In several other cases her employers
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
NEW-JEKSET.

ESGIRwooD.-As the New oTk Express nearing
station $3.50 IN. yesterday, suddenly left
Tie passengers badly shaken up and
layed for four hours.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
Announcements.

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d., 7Bcach-st., near West
BROADWAY y v Diseases of specially
the last 40 years Hours i to and 3 to p m
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
MAXINE INTELLIGEVOE.
MINlArURI ALMANA-

MINIATURE ALMAN>.
sunrsas o. SETS Gas Moo RI e,lli3 Moons d. 20
HISH WATER rD-DAY
1NSandv HOOK. II 20 slt1i. llA5!iou GlA O52
HH.-sandy HOOK ll:2j tiov IsanL ll49 Hell Data l3i
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

YUENGLING's ALE AND LAGER BEER.
Absolutely Pure Bottled the Brewery Expressly for
Family Use and delivered by A EBLER CO. l2sth ST. and
10Th ave, New. YOrk CITY Order by Postal Card.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

made accusations she pleaded gully 70 one Of tne m I've
and sentenced Ny NccoiooE S"''o w
wears In the state Prison.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
r Druid CBrl. Cole, St Ohm, NB-A + Hency,
SAILED.

Steamer cr1nanc for Iivcrpool Richmond HILL London
Stae OF NebrasEa Glasgow; lie sing Hamburg Bengu Hal
MADEIRA Nellie Nicc Garnet Olsecy. LopOaY
Alexandria Havana Vera Alvena Port Prnce;
Onuoco Iermuda city OF Augusta Savannah; Roanoke,
Richmond: Thornhlll. PrOgTcsO.
HLIp Amphit1tc FOR Bremen.
Barss COLUMBIA FrcieUca. Balkan. lisbon; A Allen
and Cushing Maan Rede"T Demerala Justin Ii
luger.oll Havana; II & Johnson. -
Acoius. Tor haceo, IinioteO L. Neuvitas shannon
and Clara plckcls, -.
Also Via Long Island Sound-Bark Jas Borland.
no Janciro.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
HryRy \. DANIELS NJ d..

l44 Lexington ave, between 18th and jOth sts
nonrs-s Ia 5to 7. Diseases of the Nervous system
Genito- Urinary organs Impotence and steriiity.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
SPECIAL MENTION

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recemmendcd 10 the readers st THR TRIBUNE
- thoroughly reliable. mud sssiaeas can BE- d.,.
BY mail W ith the advertiser. with perfect safet,
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

SEALSKIN GARMENTS received on storage
and for alterations and repairs seal garments for sale
and made At much lower than N busy sea
on. &. Z. sHAYNi.. Furrer. l03 Prince
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

DRIGHT'S DISEASE is caused by abuse, cx
ID cesses debility. genito ny diseases. strc
gland and named bladder andc J.
lie cured while they exist our remedies cnr5 Them VITA
business and the Asahe Waukasha Min
kidney diabetes dropsg
bladder gravel AID stone. overwhelming evidence mailed
free by - - . .....
29l Broadw ay. New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
OFFICES TO RENT
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING.

LARGE ROOM FIRST FLOOR, LOOKING OUT
UPON CITY HALL SQUARE. ONE OF THE HAND.
SOME ROOMS IN ANY BUILDING FACING I'll f
SQUARE; A. FEET BY 2jla FEEL COMPLETELY
FURNISHED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. AND HAV-
ING A LARGE SAFE.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

The Brooklyn and Baltimore clubs play in Brooklyn
to-day. whlo the Metropolitan and Athletic clubs cross
bats for the second time at Staten Island. The New
York and Yale College teams play at the Polo Grounds
CINCINNATI, April 22-The Cincinnati and Pittsburg
clubs played here today before $500 people. Both
clubs batted hard. the local players winning the
through superior fielding The score
Cincinnati -.......................4 2 q q l-9
Pitt sburg ......................i O-s
Base hitstIncinnati 10 Pitts5urg H. Errors CinCin
matt. 3 rtsburg. 7. Pitcher -Mulane and Hoiord Um
pire-Mr Kelly.
At iladelphia-Philadelphi 7. Newark ).
At WashIng ngtOn-NatlOnals ), Rochester,.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

Earned Brooklyn Baltimore First base b.
rorsBrookyn 4. baltimore BATTERY errors BROOKLYN x,
Baltimore struck Bro klyn Baltimore Left on
bases-bIOokyn T. Baltimore = Bases balsBy Porter
g. by henderson Three t-Burch /: Two base hits
McIanany Porter !, Henderson Umpire Mr. Carllni
Time, l4j.
Nearly 1000 people Witnessed the game at the Polo
Grounds between the New York League and Columbia
College clubs. The professionals easily by the fol-
lowing
Colum bia i o q q o O .
New York ........................l o o 2 x-lO
Base hits Columbia. l2: Now York To-
Errors COuIo Dia, ,: New Ork 8.
Pitchers McQr adc and CorcOran.
Mr.