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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
MI. IA oKErrs WORK FOR BAKsRA AND AIsoOoK

u.
Chairman Hackett Of Utica came TO the city yester
day Ia labor for the of his friend Assembyman
Baker as speaker Mr.. Haekett is still whooping 1t
I'D for Frank United states Senator but de-
clares that Mr.. Baker Is not mixed up In anybodys
Senatorial campaign up 70 date In chat WITH MN
Yesterday concerning contest he asked about the
vOles of Oneida County. OF which Senator COggeshau
spoke in Yesterdays TRIBUNE. Mr.. Hackeu said: -
have never said that the four votes OF oneida
County would 20 for any and have never attempted
o ssy how they would vote. As for delivering senator
oyyeshalrs vote, think he competent 10 do that Tor
inlseii without any Interference flOm anyDody ! sun
elleve rs stated two WEEKS ago, that Mr. b1scock III
have nfteen the and viii hold the balance
OF power IL not mistaken he has been steadily
gaining the last week and have more than nfeen
votes Ia Mr. Baker still has the lead IN the
epenkerhip contest His candidacy Is In better shape
to-day than General Husteds was last year when he
arrived a Albany"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07


CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-Miss Petruela johnson was to-day
awarded $50 her estate OF $1,000 pending
a decision upon the application recently made by her
uncle, w. II. stubbings that eoDservator be appointed
to manage property. The lady is just OF few
weeks ago gave General Booth OF tie SaVatsn Army
S. 500 10 build a church. she the eavationist
uniform and continuously threatens to besow the re-
mainder OF her upon the organization OF which
Booth Ia the head Miss JOhns0ns lawyer to-day III
timated that the motive her strange actions was
determination or dsJsteIu interference OF
her uncle la affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
nR pQnTH IN RONTON.

Posros Dec tsDecia,l. -Edwfn Booth began bis TWO
weeks engagement the Boston Theatre toni2ht win
large and enthusiastic audience Inc oin was ''"Ao
a., NJ so,,. acting WIS energetic and thoroughly
.s,.r.coy and hi, reception OF the most cordial
character Al the close third act MI booen M'
called before the curtain and enthusiastically In,
To-laorgow night Mr. Booth Will appear n haie~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
IFMTTEI +. GILBERT.

Lemuel E. Gilbert. of No 267 Madison-st.. BROOKLYN
who had practised law this city for nearly twenty
years died yesterday his home from typhoid fever He
taken i'll three weeks but his illness was not con
sdered as likely to result fatally. until few days ago
He was the 0f Frankfort about forty years
ago and came ~ this city when he twenty years DID,
and entered the Law school OF the University OF the City
OF New York. where he graduated Ia 1868 Then he
entered the law office Of Nelson Merrill. where he re
NAMED for "A few years When he opened an Office. He
leaves wife and two small children. The funeral took
place last night at his home. The body Will be taken To
Frankfort for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
THR sREsrDshT UyIBLE TO WALK.

wAsHIssro.s Dec. t>peciai).-The Presidents heath
n still far froI aa1.actory comp lied to-day to
receive the nittee of Congress. which came TO inform
him that Cong. ready proceed ~ business sit
ting I'm an arczir II Is learned upon unquestion
skI~ authority and In direct contradiction tho official
ssnsling ross Col0nsl Lamont. tkas me
ps,kasxs ~ bean In bed for three days. the swelling Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07

me annual officers Of the Brooklyn Young Re-
publcaa Club evening. The Advisory commit
r.s OF tins club empowered TO eAoose the officers Of
the cInb composed Of representatives from each
ward IN tins city eiecting Alfred sage chair
man 10 Bsssst and chsrios W ockeft soc-r
tAIy lbs following cino ofncers wsru tnon tea
Prsxldens william Williams tfst Woe presidshk r. n.
,1nss: socoud vice prssidsnL chester Iavrence third
vcspessAdsak HAIRY SWAMI sscrstAys James csss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
OPENING OF CONGRESS.
Continued from First Page

alton. which clecay omitted from the advance cop
les furnished 10 the press that the salary OF the
soner OF the General Land Office be increased from S4oOo
to $1,000 per annum His present salary" says the
secretary IL far from commensurate with the aruaous
duties imposed upon him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07

the knee Joints making standing painful and walking
OF the question The President has also had me Az
tendance OF physcan which Is another c1on
Robert NJ oReilly. He is surgeon IN the Army: ara
late hour this evening the Presidents conoluon "as
some what easier.
Mrs. Cleveland still remains In Newyork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
FAILURES or vIvJye STOCK BROKERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 6-The Stock Exchange held no
regular session today The suspension announced
OF f. r. Gray broker at No. 3l6 Montgomery-st { T.
Anderson suspended with liabilities Of s25OO0o r. F.
Franks made assignment His liabilities are estimated
al s2oO,OOO. r. Dunsmore h Co.. brokers at No 22sA2
MontgOfnery-et, also made assignment, the liabilities
DehS estimated at 100000 with assets more than SUM-
clent 10 pay the debts.
line san Francisco Stock Exchange, in executive SEES
SION today, resolved In future accept cheek Tor
sl,OoO or upward unless II is certified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
AMEpIcAy or IA ~ CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec q tspeesab-The American Opera Com
oan, had brilliant audience tonight at the opening per
for,uxnce of tneir city at the Columbia
Theatre The opera was Faust" with Juch. Jessie
bartlett Davis, Ludwig etoddArd and Bassett In the
cat botl Juch and mrs Davis were handsomely en-
e,red MIR Thomas arrived from New-fork IN time 10
dirss.f tie orchestra aud warmly greeted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07

6so lower than the corresponding day last year, anu
6I2o higher than sunday. =.
In ana near TINS city to-day there VIII probably %
Light and slightly warmer weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
RnooKLrN RLprnLlolA pRIMARLES

The Executive Committee of ths Republican General Com
OF County decided evening recommend
primaries for election Of oBetr OF the
members Of commit Friday December IT, The
central ,0mnItt~e of County met last
evening decied 10 hold primaries
hers 10 the body Monday The The
prom nsnt members Of committee expire TINS year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
The WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT ISDICArIoSs-FO 81 HoURA
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-For New-Engand. New-fork.
Eastern Pennsylv ania. Delaware and SewJersey sho"
northwesierly winds slightly warmer.
Westward, fair with stationary shghty higher 'en
perature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
CEN7ENAIAL OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

TO CELL BRATE TIE ANNIVERSARY OF THE con-
FIFMATIoN OF HE CHARTER.
The new portrait Of President Barnard of Columbia
College which recently described in ThE IRiB-
NM was shown TO the College trustees at their meet
ing yesterday The trustees decided to celebrate the
centennial OF Columbia College next April hings
College, the original name of Columbia was founded
no 1854 In 1897 the 6fteth anniversary oil Its con-
frmation by the State OF New-f0rk OF the Royal
Charter was celebrated The Board passed resolutions
stating that as April 49, 1887. marks the Tooth an
niversary OF the revival and confirmation by the Legls
lature OF the s. ate OF NewYork OF the Royal Charter
granted IN I754 ESTE olshIng college in the prov,
ince OF New-l H. that the lOO'h anniversary shalt
be COMMUNICATED IN a manner cores ondlng with us
importance and that a committee shall be appohted TO
maze arrangen ents tor such COMMUNICATION, ana 10
provide for such exercises 10 be ucted as may De
thought proper and issue invitations n ther inst
tutions TO be present by delegate The committee are
Preside Mt Barnard, Hamilton Fish. DR.. Morgan Dix.
Joseph W Harper. jr. and Seth Low.
John Green Henry HIrmon Neil, Robert Wen ana
Walter s. Wilcox yesterday appointed TO tne
Seligmsn scho arshps 1t decided as not expe-
dent that Greek aad Latin should oe made elective
studies during the JUNIOR year. President Barnard
was instructed to the serv ces OF competent
persons 10 deliver lectures the College Saturdays
during the present Ao ademc IL was proposed TO
enlarge tue library, which s now oyercrowded-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
CogDIrJOy or MISS WOLFE.

Miss Caharine l. WOlfe. who has been afflicted with
Brgnts many months, aud who has been con-
nned her bed for three weeks at her home, No -
Msdsonave just condition last night which
puzzles physicians They said that they could not tell
Whether death a question Of day or OF several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07

treasurer A. H. Creagh. Executive Committee for three
years Frank squer j. V. b. Thayer, j. B. summernea %
II. Pennington and 4. NJ Avery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
STANLEY TALKS TO METHODIST MINISTER.


Henry NJ. Stanley. the African explorer gave talk OF
an hour and half The Condition and Prospects OF
Missionary Work he Congo Region yesterday before
a meeting the Methodist Mnist> rs Association at No.
sos Broadway. The ministers gave him several written
questions and them and other questions on
them turn The eli In the Congo Valley he said.
unhealthy. bu in the hgh Ian Is about the COngOs
sources or near the Albert Nyanza il delightful as
any in the world Inc soil everywhere was leItue ana
products varied II extremely dangerous or set
tiers In the valley 10 drink any KIND OF wines OF
liquors except perhaps Madeira Missionaries were safe
an, where near the stations OF the Congo Free state
Where they had been imperied it had uniformly been
their fault. either neglecung preaching TOT eAp
ton treating the natives unfairly OF rashy
into da ngerous and provoking warfare ne
frihe on the coast ere were usually degraded than
tbos In the Interior but all ferocOus, truclent
sayagrs naturally distressing hite men ana scaICey
able TO understand them. Tie greatest caution "ds
needed ia dealing with such baroarlans Ihe Alrlc"hs
had no unity of belief anu written literature -
Mr. Stanley also des ribed the foii ing or the FREE
Congo State the progress made With railroads anu
steamboat navigation Missionaries we're sOrey heele
but they should ike Lily ings'one. not c0nqer anu
violent snverters African customs and CIVILIZATION
but preaching the Gopelof good ILL., industry ana peace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
5perial NotlceJ.

m KnsesiIer Sc Co.,
Successors 81 Goupil a Co.
TO FIFTH.AvE. corner 22d-st
PAINTINGS
BY THE MOST NOTED ARTISTS.
TER-COLORS,
ETCHING~ AND ENGRAyISGS,
admirably adapted for
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07

Ponds Extract for Pains Aches Cuts etc Its power Is
suDrrus over al disease within its II
never Try Examine closely. soc that you buy
thaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFTcz. Dec I'll A. M-1he storm centre
advanced slowly northeasward the Atlantic coast
yesterday. with but little precipitation In ths vicinity.
The barometer here nearly steady with continued
eSoudIness and Ut night light snow. Ths empsrssuro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07

sTURDrvANT-sMfTH-At Jersey City. on Thursday, De.
eember 1885, o. Tho Drdes parsnIs W
the Z. Egber j. Reeve SlurdiV~at W Mss
Emma smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07

Post Once Notice.

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Letters Tor foreign countries aeei not be specially al
dresser dispatch oy any particular except wen
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Mails or Australia >ewzsaland sandwlcn. Fiu amt So
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07

Of tho plaster nonomous via instant re
le rapid call asaln ASK ief foher"y Al" Ny
one All drugg .sta have thsis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07

The Nobby styles fashionable Umbrellas and walking
Sucks produce by Lyon ARC sroAIy suAnI"L A"o' Sae
most appropriate holiday prrsents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
HORATIO ROSS
AN HE1REss oamsLkSs OF HER FORTUNE.

LONDON Dec 6-Horatio Ross. the crack shot Of Scot
land Is dead.
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william, p. Moore. Auctioneer.
MOORE's AUCTION ROOMS.
2gO FIFTH AVENUE

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Also a great variety Of complete ARTISTS BOXES foe
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An excellent small watham Watch with silver
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Sew-Engia I'D society.

SPECIAL MEETING
NEW-ENGLAND SOCIETY
will be held at
DELMoNICO
ON WEDNESDAY. THE sTa INST.
at o'clock,
to nominate a Board Of officers for the ensuing yesA
THE EIGHTY.FIRsT ANNUAL MEETrsG
NEW-ENG GLAND SOCIETY
VIII be held
AT DELMONICOs,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING THE 18TH INST.
o'clock
for Board Of ocers for tho ensuin year
and for The tran saetOn Of other business.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-14
SPORT ON THE TURF.
California Racers at Louisville.
brighton Beach Races.


Brighton Beach Races.
New YoRK. May l3.-The Herald's
Louisville, Kentucky, special says;
Present indications point to great race
for the kentucky Derby tomorrow, and
the town talk is nothing else. Of l07
nominations. probably, at least twelve
Of tine highest bred colts In the land
will come to the post, numbering among
then Hsggin's Ban Fox and Ben Ali.
and Baldwin's pair. Solid Silver and Sill.
yer Cloud. Betting is in favor of the
great colt. Ban For. Two months ago 3
report was widely published that Ban
Fox had broken down. This wss wholly
uuaathoritltive. The colt did show a
little ianensss early in the spring. but
that passed away and to-day he Is as
sound as a dollar. Yesterday. with 1913
pounds up, be worked a mile 10 l;46
with great ease and went into the stable
as playful as kitten. These facts, to-
esther with his great superiority in two
year-old form, serves to make him
prime favorite.
BRIeHTos BEACH, May l3.-Rain fell
throughout the afternoon. The first
race, for maidens Of all ages, three
quarters Of mile, was won by st. Elmo
by length, Ganley second, Jsntivy
third. Time. 200.
Second race, for all ages, selling allow
snces, three-quarters Of mile-Donaid
A won by two lengths, Pat Daley sec
.ond, Commander third. Time, l;l9.
Third race. for all ages, selling allow
.aness, seven-eighths Of mile-Miller
won by ten lengths, Moonshine second.
IBrupswick third. Time, 1888.
.Fourth race, handicap, for all ages,
one miie-valley Forge won by two
lenxfhs, Bahama second, Jacobus third.
Time, gi4e.
The tiith race, for three.y ear.olds and
upwards, seyep,eighths Of a mile, was
declared of.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-14

Parneii's Heticence and Giad.
sfOneys views on the same.

stones Views ON the Same.
LONDON, May IL. 1T is stated that
Mr.. Parnell's reticsnce has caused mis-.
apprehension as to his views on the
retention of Irish representatives al
Westminster and the nature and extent
Of his concessions. Parnell believes
that Labouchere's references to these
matters in his recent speeches were mis-.
reported. Mr. Parnell will speak in the
course OF the debate on the Home Rule
bill.
At convention to- day Of members OF
Parliament from Scotch burghs. the sup.
porters Of Gladstone asked the Premier
10 call meeting Of the whole Liberal
party, including the malcontents, for
a conference. Mr.. Gladstone, ia
an interview with Mr.. Tillng-
worth, member Of Parliament,
said he thought 1t would be best to
leave the dispatch question with the
House. He saw little chance that a
gathering Of the whole party would lead
to reconciliation.
The report of the appointment of
Oenefhi hoDeftb 70 milttafy cOTHmhnu In
Ireland is ridiculous invention. Gen.
eral Roberts is Conservative and is
openly hostile TO Mr.. Gladstone. No
garrison changes Ia Ulster are contem-
plated. The Dublin executive report to
the government throws discredit on the
rumors that the Orangemen are prepar-
ing to fight.
Further secessions from Gladstone's
section of the Liberal party are reported,
consequent upon the disappointment
created by Mr.. Campbell Hannerman's
statement in the House of Commons
this afternoon touching the Home Rule
bill. A number Of supporters of the
measure made combined representa-
ton to the government whips urging
that Mr.. Gladstone should announce be.
fore division is taken that If the bill
passes second reading he will consider
the result OF the division simple affirm.
alton Of the principle of Home Ruls, and
will withdraw the bill aud frame another
measure for next session. The expected
debate will be concluded on the 25th
inst. Numerous petitions have been
presented TO Parliament against the bill,
including one signed by 10000 Loyalists
of Cork.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-14
FIREmEN,s TOURNAMENT.
The Contestants and Prizes Won
at salinas.


SALINAS, May I3.-The fifth annual
State fremen's tournament closes with a
grand ball at the Agricultural Pavilion
tonight. The hose races were leading
festure to-day. The Alerts Of Santa
Cruz. Exoelsiors Of Salinas. Pilots OF
Santa Cruz, Pajaros of Watsonyille and
Salinas OF Salinas contested. Time OF
the Alerts to hydrant, 80 seconds; wait
ed for water, seconds, time, l;l07.
Excelsiors--to hydrant, 81 secondsj
waited 4 seconds; time. AZ Pilots
10 hydrant, 20 seconds; failed TO connect
nozzle and hose overtaken by water; no
time. Psjlros--to hydrant. 3Sk seconds;
waited Al seconds; time, LODI. Sail
uas--to hydrant, 800 seconds; waited 81
seconds; time. l;l2S. Great interest was
manifested in the races which were very
satisfactory and remarkably well run
and com acted.
Following State officers elected by
the convention: President, +, X.
Krautt, Jr., of Alamedai first vice
president, Robert Efey, Santa CRUZ
second. F. NJ. Sterling, st. Helena,
third, w. NJ. vandervust, Salinasi cor
responding secretary. W. NJ. Parker.
Napa; recording secretary, 9. 0ber.
dsener, Gilwayi treasurer, w. B. Joyce.
Pacific Grove. Napa City was selected
as the NEXT place for the annual meet
ing. a..
$3.50 snd permanent ownership OF q
diamond belt; second, $685. third, sl76.
The Alerts bad also twice won the belt
and extraordinary efforts were made IN
thia case to win II.