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New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
PECULIAR SEQUEL OF AN ELoPEMENT.

YOUNG MEYER GAVE THE AUNT MONEY AND THEN
rAN AWAY WITH HER NIECE.
Miss Josephine hoyt was left an orphan at an
eary ase and lived with her aunt. Mrs. Mary j. Bald
win a wealthy woman, for many years Several years
ago they became acquainted with a young man nomei
Ieury Meyer called frequently at their house. No.
L W.st Tfty-ihrd st., and finally o.oped with the
yonne woman. Meyer. being IN needy circumstances
srod Mrs Baldwin for -i which no asserted tAat 10
olr hor during his courslp OF her niece. IAo case
was tried In tho supreme Court before Jusl'e
Andrews and jGry yesterday Meyer testheu
tha, he first met Mrs Baldwin afternoon In ls53 by
appontruent at restaurant Fifty thst and sixth
ave- aul gave her % with which TO got diamond
earrings that she had pawned shs declaring that sho
could not get any money from her husband. with "hom
sac WAS on bad terms. lie aiterwaTd gave her money
with which TO buy shoes stockings railroad tickets ana
other ARTICLES In ali he lent her 9-ii Mrs. meyer ue
posed that she wac with aunt whenMr Meyer paid over
sj5o the earrings and that she accompanied per
to several at which she made purchases for wAcA
Nh Meyer paid.
"On Tho day OF my marriage" she said, Mr.. Meyer
went to Mrs. Baldwin and asked her for the money
that he had advanced. she began 70 cry aud sai she
hadn't any money just then. sue was very nuch ,ol,
posed 20 my marriage" The witness SAID that she had
not been very friendly win her aunt since tne.. ~
bal been to aunts house several times TO see er
about a suit SANDER begun 10y the witness against
Didn't you try to get money from nor to hush mp tho
suil ana Try separate he from her sDthl Dy sh0"
Ing lin alleged comp us letters " was Asked Out
the cues fOn wascXclulrd.
ljiInt this girl (lrs. Bhdwins servant make up a
bundle oi old clothes for you T. asked tho lawyer.
"NO. SIR
al did So" exclaimed the girl jumping M.
Mrs Baldwin who had wept at intervals during lne
opening of the case Tor the defence, took me
sianl and deulel that she hal C ever ,.
rece we'd cent from Meyer on cross-eNam nation she
denied having letters 20 Meyer ask ns Tor money
ana when asked what her diamond eairin-s cost re-
pied: That s something youh have to ask my nus
band who bought them" IN
w. j. Baldwin. husband Of the defendant, testified
t'at d. lad "a ways gwen her enough money 10 supply
her reasonable wants and had checruily pad al hrr
bills A.. .,o
Maggie Keith servant Of Mra Baldwin swOre that sle
hnI iiye1 Duulies OF clothes Mrs. Meyer behalf
Of tie defendant. Lawyer Leonard Branner IN sum.
ming up tor the painuh Gwelt upon what
lie might have proven had letters hccn admitted
i'm evidence about tho affection eNprcssel IN them ny
Mrs BAL win and sai tlat lr BllNin had occn forced
bv the dignity of manhood to c0rrobordte hs WIG
st this y int M baldwin spring up and eXclined;
" III cAokc you IN moment. II you doAl let up On
that !" ..,,..,
Justice Andrews oll hc lawyer not 70 speak o. things
that were not in the evidence. -
The inrv alter c0nsierlnv the case for an hour an
nouuccd that thcy could not asre ana were d9ch'Isen
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
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PORT or NEw.YoeK..... FRIDAY, NAV ss 1855
ARRIVED.
~ W 4 Il -orrl.L Wy

PORT OF NEw-YoRK-... ..... FRIDAY, NAY %, 1850
stearor c7 ~ chicago nr. Vaf ne liverpool Wy H.
or, usovn - with dse and ras7onrersto Peter Wright &
Sous. Ali!ytd at iNo bar at D.. = DID. ,- sd.
.i ana p4siengeis 70 AaH-afdt CO. Arrived at Tho
ao c.r 'eor o nroae" Mas TO- with miso
-' .1er tails1 ,Hrl. scho'tz. cirtl Bolivar May y.
rl ma afls Arr.ved ,t nc i.,r NJ no. .o m "
steamer ,or.-., .opAn i,snss,a way . Fneiio c2pel
/ q D.Ie.t Arrtol At the .ar at .ijain .
and ra'se s-Is TO Gomez Pelss arrived at a Bar At
s'eam, Excelsior, Higgins Nev.oneans days With mdse
Steamer FrlstDurr ,f.ls Baltimore, with TO Conso
-te,Jaer r. G. Kurht Chche.ter Georgetown ana Aloxln
| dfia. V.lti rife 'o mos W Mlertuan
steamer rlHos ,Hr, p,oy. Philadelphia IN ballast TO
-ii..1or 'olna .nr Potter. Philadelphia in ballast to
steamer fisncora. Portland, win paa
i.rt A,of '-s,o.. FiH''rom Newcase A. dave, WIN
! spirrrl non 0Ordcr; vr-sri to FuUcn fdye s. Go
"f- ',.i ~ ~ 4 ,@,.,ek a.. Tcs. -, ..ter o'0 I0'
Bsr, Aanl .run-chwss orr. Jones for, SPAN II days
CHI. l. vr,.c' 70 j TfoSDrae * GO.
Bre tsu. l.'t.oney. llauno ~ days, with mdse 20
sr.l by i.n' FOSTER nemcsara 10 oaye with sugar to
sshr chasI Wi4re Wallace. san Domingo cltv l3 days
w..l sugar Ludcr vessel to II WneAe5tcr ~ co.
-rNs .l-Wuo II -anlY uoo1. light y. cloudy. At
Arrived 81. LAY
s,..n-I He.a naa rla.mea copci,..rsn Nay e. crs
G r. I Ia,
. iT't'.gSS of n, ,','or W uta, consi,,.r 10
i.. va. ~ S .ts WA Gtau.a Te C. q ..t.. so2
CLEAKED.
steamer I'diau Monarch lar' husg.t Ioaion-pa'ton
steamer -e.yia JBr. Mckay, Liverpool queenstown
= ra ,r lyman .Br TIA .eens'en. Bristo-Hcndcrson
s,aaer Furu .sa .nr' 'Ieaicsv.ck Gsyov -Iealerson
s.'ancr vAio4aa tso, Hassi.on oaeonstowa-raach
-,,-n-r scAl.aam .Dtcu. Baker Amstcriam- Funch
amor Alc.ia .F0 yalat., Mediterranean ports Phelps
..Ssi Plata It4a. D4alu, Mediterranean po,t1-pAops
steamer Albany .pr, oouov Iisbou-Frncn Fdyc z CO.
steamer ooutnsato tau. hnm-1so naples for orders
steamer l. ~ ird, Mar d- Colon-An Dredging and Goa
~t.lmar Tan Cin. AranesIe. pormafa-H oumol'
steamer gl'y of $40 trtoalo. "le to.naadna and Port
si-,nsr sagsasla.e llrl N0rrcI Beaufort sc-P.tioa
s.. ,F' & & &r Jsaa.s' a.,. 3 q@oT ,.,n Rem, ,taeson
snip Eugenn fD'rl siewer'. allow % Grace 60.
na,. Ansc4d Amote It4I Maroga. Maasa-AndrcwJ
Ia.. Desat DuDroracd Clust, Martini. Li,bon-Andraw
lt.. fonsfa. wallace. nrAsetoeu. n.rDacoos-H TOW
rais 1ois fckhor. PIERCE uavana-Ias J. Ward @ CO.
lns Ccs44i-a ui-l. HonlAl1. AAfse4Aes tunch Loye
nns Arthur lnr. Gardner A,pnva1- W p Grace & CO.
scr lu1ah carleton, Biy ant. Ncusitas-JOse Aenen.
senr William Douglas', Mclnile Baracoa-G Brett son
SAILED.
Steamers 1yran 'or glasgow IIar4nrn slarqess Caris
cos ,o'. West POM Va " r Nsri l itgo,H ''
Balss liu iot Shanghai Doris RckhoG Havana; Tails.
Bis Helen Rowiey. for savannah.
Alsdsaned-via Long Island soundBrs Anna odell for
Sydney. CD
Barr Aurora (Nor Foss Hamburg April Ia
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
WY l.I THe 8. e}gIa =. ? - .l9gL. gE nArrY.


IN fufuliI- 40 ,-- ttNlLt4-e, NDf have fiaerl tie
south in com ,srAF-y favorable inauslua POSITION
lHI aLH-lN is lANnt4. rAIo in tl- lntg correct ia
i- vrv- t.s I'D notice ur tl. most important or
an reasons why labor n tue South more confeufsd
and pr0-uoroua tl.n lu other sections. In the man.
uiaclufae ceui.e- of TIE East 4A1 Hor.h tAe WORKING
ln4HI+ou s F.rJ generally confined 90 ,ennMru-i0usc
ilelrcis, -tfr rents atf h runuafc4 with earnings
ana hc comforts. oven tc ortHary dccoucirs OF lie,
are nearly lmlo--lDr. AL this. 600, I'D "a cinaf. do
mahlns hr Greatest outlay fnr fir and rslmenr. and
uHnrr conditions rendering the attainment of whole
hpnr Don TOO ohclf td costly for tine ordinary wage
w'lh r ll flr sol To-. tlc contrary n cKf4fig com
.ii-7 hf 'fH.. favorable O. size iahorlrr clt-.es.
me irnre 20 wages pah IN the tn-f aud
NnnlH Tor iie same -trNi'r uut great III IhR
lNt hppraf- To believe. We'll trained labor pr0usblv
gets a. nuch WtA Us As Ia other sections. WHAT i- oI
more imppraucr, s tlc fact that hs same wage 10 the
Soutu VIII .rcrre Tor the worEurnan about twice the
amount of practical comfort that 10 does tho North.
over hHln me larger portion OF the section lands and
rent, are 80 cheap that with very EFFORT
gtty tur operative B. soon abio have nts own ff be-
home Taking the average Of t.is section. habits OF life
among al classes are much moro simple tne
moro h4-lY Organized anuiao turing and comuercl al
cOinlnuuito- o the East socialism ana Auarchlsm
have not Yet taken into account should those
ever Invade thls section tho Southern people
record ~ having very summary sgi effective methods
for the treatment VI forces aud clements destructive OF
peace and OIQeE
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
Tun svM Due TIN - rGoN BROADWAY.
DsAcaEelnyr IN .Ur AGAINST rae CITY.

tacptr oitA' oriren C1A' fs ee was o.. secU ue
Of dsa cement o ihe iur risv iH the sal o' Hrs
l.ei .eler AGAINST Ds city, ;rol lore laa- tal
nrgut ID tie supreme Count A l0!. about Two in.let
deep, .vt l.o.D W.. .i I... long. ... 4t..
s.cr -'@ -o .-.l..a. ior ave years boa SIZE
-lrDsff 3. Cd @ Ta- thrown u
tAs sd' @A and n aine iAe ing o. hof par. M @nt 3D. %
tcf eye frfruf 10 nui a. rUrfnf her totally blind Sic
sued 200 a-fs ana iic clro Fas ~ which he
ualofiunae oouWrm CO., tha woman would naturally excite
tho efu.yalAy 90 Iulu question l.ol
o. c1asie was te aostlu % thc Negligence oi
allowing h0c ~ fr.a te CO. Ic-44E SIDE
NalE .AT jurors 100 Din 2. iec lr.n ve.ilr .lni
n. for q u.srff ne citr J. bitten.
lOefor repI eei fr .e1er 4uf Assistant Cornrlafou
Counsel FaHc.s j.. NJ .I al ana Hcuy w. Wheeler trri
The case IN Dehali Ol q Guy.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

7, roeuar medicine. entirely different from any other
IN c g. PECULIAR ITSELF. Our claim as otis PECULIAR
u, ,oorit s fully confirmed By the voluntary tosti.
uouv o Thousands hayo tried IT, Peculiar In the conb
nation rroporon ami preparation or It's ingreNents pecu
liar In tho extreme with which II - put up hoors
esr.onar'a accomplish oa cures where other preparations
c,t,rov fa Peculiar IN the unequalcd good namo 1t has
made NJ home winch tower OF strength abroad" pc
c!iar IN The phenomena has atllncd Hoods sar
sorra is the moit popular and successful medicine before
Tie public today Tor purifying the 0loi giving strength ana
creating an appetite. Tryit
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
Az kL0pE,fE.TIy gr0oRLyy

The recent elopement Of Mss Martha l..
stewart daughter u j. c. Stewart o. CierDoui-ayc.,
near Creeneave. BtooAyu, 20 marry Professor Albert
6. rhies musc.teaoher has created talk ~ Brook.
lyn. Tie girl vas only seventeen years Of age aud
Der parents opposed tie marriage. She was tIoIied
cruelty u - alleged. and confined Ia room. ono
afternoon sAe SC ont, after her lad Informed Aa
~ " persona" ln newspaper that lac would wait Tor
her every day ior week. lc Aes her aud they
the house or Dr. Edward BecchcT Hc hld leen H.
formed o. Tie clrCumstances ana married fhrl MISS
stewart iOd Dr. Beecher that the marriage neces-
sary TO protect her from the violence OF her parents
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

LONDON. May 2l-Arryel steamers AssSrian Monarch
f3r. Uarrlson from NevYork May 10, HeTschel (Br)'
BrlthwSite. from Nevv-lsrk May -
-a4le .teainef Tower .lil 8g Archer for New YORK
LIVERPOOL |av 2sArrived steamers Oilers Brl 'arke
from New-York May l.. HALEY Or Ealantne from New
YORK MAY -
OUgpS tr0 Nav 2g-Salled steamer Adratic (Br. Par
sa'l. Liverpool hence for NV York "a.
GLASGOW Nav 27-saicd, steamer Norwegian (Br' sto'
pheu for Montreal ,u
NOZZLE. May -sArrivel steamer Anohora tBr) small
frOu May - her Glasgow ~nd pIolee1
ed
sailed 7teamer Ethiopia (Br) wilson from Glasgow hence
f0f NV York
CorEvi,5Ey NAV 25-Aruved. steamer Katie Ger. Pet
rONssl, from New.lOck.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
IHyING nALL PrAl-E. rlE GOvrnN0R

The Irving Hall Gencial Committee last
evening adopted resoiui.ons declaring tha, Governor
III "cntNd specially to size grateful appreciation
and thanks OF ms fellow cluzens for he manner n which
he lS el~Qed lLr ia ctests, maintained l4e tegllty
and projected the honor %. THIS G4cat Common .,A.'
ia" Governor was thanked Or aipOintlnE f. J. idg-
Way an Aqueluct Commissioners Charles N. Brooke.
secOnGlAg lhs IoH' ions, l'plOrcd She cor uptioD
which is noN 30 prcYa mt. and go the astoshMfat OF
his hearers VINO tho 2ht Ae nrut tie "bODiIc dor
mem ascrbed IL TO the long OF power by
puu"sn party. 4 re. solution adopted yrotcsl.u,
against the Governor signing the AlleIInaAlc 5.l!
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

Is carefully prepared from sarsapara Dandoon. Man
drake Dock Tpsissewa Juniper Berries. and other well
known vegetable remedios In such peculiar 10
tho full medicinal value Of each. 10 w cure when In
power medicine. soroiua salt rhcum. sores bols
pimpes all humors dyspepsia bliousness sick headache
Indigestion general debility. oatsrTh. rheumatism Ecny
and liver complaints 1t ovorcomes ed feel
ing by change OF climate season or lie and builds
up the whole system Now IS tho time 10 taSo IT,
Having afflicted with complication O! disorders. tho
silt Of impure blood took iIool sasaparla and the re-
suit was satisfactory" MRS. J. BAKTON NeT.H¥ Ct
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
Hoods SarsapariIia Purifies the Blood

At no other season Is the system 20 susceptible %
from medicine hence this Is time oods
to purity blood and tort systom against ts ~
btsting effects Of spring weather. At othor season n
the bitter tasto In the outh prominent tho breath an
fensye tho dfowsy dizziness frequent that
tired feeling prevalent Serious consequences often o
this assude which degeneraes into debility ost
for the appearance Of disorders.
You arc run down. No specfc disease has maniestAa A.
self Int the concition Of your oy and your p M
in daodersd state Take Hoois sarslDara now be,ars
some disease gains aTIa hold uDon your syste
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
powv-rowy c1UB lfEuBERs NoT ALARMED.

The members of the Down Town CIuD
lunchea feare.sy Yesterday in spite OF the pupsnpu
statement that the house had been reported ust.o ~
an n.pector OF the Building Dopartinent me tiou
lot hut tho members were not aplo 20 discover tHe
"clubs peril" from this cause because inc A'Joi'"E
bnidincs seemed to be standing firmly. -
Ths Downtown Club Is buding new house a little
fo0dat,on havc fnale insecure some of the bindings
n.xt TO their new site The walls were shorei ycscr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
AARLsIED roR DEsEAllNa AAR rorNa 49,

Before daybrcak ierday policeman heard "a
ieebe wai as lac was patroing St Nicholas
hnNIeJ an i0ity tourin ST. and found newly bHn girl
Daby IN clunp uf bushes i the wooded
AIotAnder Hamilton estate u wrapped up old
newspaper. Al Ponce Headquarters MatI0n Webb TOOK
SnI 80 oi H. az e Afternoon Ia. pocs learned that sophia
C-isl N, o"ed1A woman, thrt had been
employed about two months IN The CigIeI Orphan Asylum
at enth ave- and one hundi ed f0ythrds ha1 been
taken 10 the Manhattan Hospital suffering ca the edects OF
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
Our Policy

1t ia not now has It been. the policy OF the pro-
priotors Hood sasaparla 70 mscad tho public IN any
way regarding the curative power OF Hoods sarsaparila-
medicine now 80 vol kno IN and 80 thorOu ghy appreciated
Thousans who Lave oubd good health and relief from ter
rihe suffering rourh tho o HOODS sarsagUlla, when
every ae arc telling their story day after day
The gratitude itle-e friends ia shown by tie rapid Increase
in our business which Wholly unprecedented III the record
OF proprietary medciuoA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

been str,cken of by order OF Commissioner Black The
reasons given by tho President in some OF these cases
.parently s.r~=z enough to warrant 'e'"--' pa'
the ,nenber. assert that mmssioncr Black nhturg
furnIsnes such Information as VIII sustain ms
ni ,h,t an imparial examination OF the cases VIII IT,
val facts concealed unknown IN the ichSion ~ V~,
'rhn vctoes wcrc referred To the respective lchN"n
c,nn't,t.es from which the bills reported IN cacl
InIar
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
7BE APROGAycE OF CAPITAL.

Rabbi BrOwAe continued last evening his Friday
evening talks on "The Bible capital and Labor Last
evening ne spo<o on inc arrogance q capita ne sila
.ll accumulation Oi Irnc' hl
di iuls dl protest 1iust the boarding. ~ o wealth.
Which might benefit both IT'S owner and inc labor
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
100 Doses One Dollar

50 thoroughly identified with Hoods s0raparlais not
catch line only absolutely true OF this preparation
and absolutely tbati honestly DO applied
only % Hoods sarsaparla which the very best tonic
ned mo and blood purifier. Now reader prove t Take
bottle home md It's contents YOu viii find 1t to
hold 100 tsaspoontu5 Now read the directions and yon
will dnd that the dose for OF different ages Is
les teaspoonfu Thus economy AID strength aro
IN 10 slraanalila.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
FIVE MORE Pension vErOEa.

WASHINGTON, May 2S lSDecidb.-The Pres-
dent to-day Congress five pension vetoea
Three of the BILLS originated in the House and
bhe Senate. OF the House bills two granted pensions
sidows. one of whom mad been on the rolls, but had
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
roLLcEnEy rRAlsED Er rnEN sUPARL0Rs

The Police Commissioners Yesterday dccldod T.
deal len emily with policemen who Lave been guty oi tn
violations O h' rules during te prrpl or extra nuY IN
lravr. Al ortcr was given have the REGULAR summer
v'clt'ons o Nolcr begin after unc and complimentary
resolutions were passed.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
srpInrs r1LLs rron nLGR wLYDOwg.

Excitement was caused at the ilat-hOl.e NJ. 90
Wet Fouy8Nth~r Yesterday 0y tle isil d Aicle Brown
ago 80. 'lni fourth window. The child a N..t
.lflr. from FOIL the iuurlI story VI ''
lrS Nafrr.sf William j. tlurOl Won z hons painter
ulcd IL, ally Ills hom, was ID Grand and Lewis 5's
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIN1ArrRE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sun rises i25 SETS us ,iooa rises 217'fn age. ds %
Tflu Arf..
4,r-sarly Uo,k 4O{ COWS Isfd. 4.f0 Hell Gate. 608
= g--anLy Mo-k. ~ -.Y-s LIh i33 Hen Oal-. U:4k
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
Dyspepsia

"I have been troubled with dyspcDbA I had bu, pr.
appetite, and what did cat distressed mo- or dd ma L,.
good aftor eating would erence l.la,n.
OF tired gone feeling, though had eaten anySr.
Hoods sarsaparla did an Immense amount Of eooa -
gave nc appetite, and my food relsaci and sa,sI ~
craving had previously experienced It relieved me q, %
faint, tired agonc feeling Ihaye felt much better ny
Itook Hoois sarsaparila, Lat an happy 70 -.
O. A. PAGE, Watertown Mass.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
cnLnn.v n.r.-Ar- .---...lr nr rLnlrrns

TIE children II fhs primary .rf.n.ut o..
Glar4n. lf 1. .t4....I f.l
an i-' nyr D hot Yesterday ie..llH la. a .al tr
.a.o .Aei '-' e'' DH..lftI HfA .at ffi.fIols s
Wa N .i. "'f' ...s r'i.- bach clid BROUGHT %
small or rf- NY.luei pi H.r which lre I. cent fo
o. iwol .i 'fH ptir o. tHc decoration Day Memorial
Committee 10 lsc soldiers Graves
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
DECIDED AGAINST HENRY WILLARD.

The long-conte-ted suit of Spencer Erwin
and others against the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company AMI Henry Willard was decided yesterday by
judge Wallace In favor OF tho plaintiffs Tho oregon
Railway anI Navigation Company issued bonds and
tocs 10 nay tor the stock and property OF the oregon
: Steamship and oregon steam Navigation companies,
which were purchase under an agreement bet"eon 1lr
Willard and Mr.. Aiusvorth. The complainants, who
were st0ckAoi lers in he OregonScam Navigation Conn
pauy rc that in the purchase OF tie property o thaJ
company ny the Railway and Navigation Company the
latter comp ny, which owacd npjO1ty % tho stock Oh
the steam NAVIGATION Company, really both buyer
and seller and pad inadequate pricc for tho stock
10y q fraudulent appra.seuent The Steam NiFlst-
uon Company dissolved and the property
sod to The Railway and Navigation Com
rauy. The minority stockholders who dd
not sell TO thc syndicate wiurh controlled ne road com
plain that their stock rendered ~ ta value Judge
Wallace iu 3D., decision aay- that ad,so!non wirrn 40
reasons OF eiieaey rqnT IT, Is an tp-e oi ' l)"
crs delegated 10 lAe myof'y s''cH"o.'ii'' ii' CON-
tinuc,:
Whom number oi stockholders combine TO con' u,c-
theu'scges ua. rrlif D. cnirr ' control i'erf
asec tr TIE, rci do occupied by ihe colp..af
want s $50 ,hoa.r. among t-c .f~'l.os AIpos-i upon
ma, w.i'n pre- ni-- is .c r'n rn'c ''n- To- l'..
r., f- r., rr u ... % .~-v, ,av ,..,ni
s- ..r, I,r t...f r,r.i~,f ~. s.o.,n .Ie.5
lo ooipa..uon .r 'ol o. property ihay nav u'lf com
po-5 fg,A .4ir t,s.A IA i4o .saia OF t4e s.io
Ihe judge n0l.s l4c DaIa is have '0uita
bic lien she property Oi tA. ola cprp'fa.nn h ih'
hands ~ ts new cnrfarfinl. lir tH vHife
ol t4r steam -aion Coi-gly - ietei a s"inf
t,r.i. .iu.lc Wallace Trae.'s tle conclusion i.t tAc
..,. d tl. vIn.. property 0. tI" ufa tlp Joe .ou
vl. Formerly Js11.IJ or - 1ni1ol1 fif itt oi the
old company sJ,oJ).O0J. incu.ins tne franchise
TIE sUM DUE TIE q s. FROM BROADWAY.
The Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railway
Company. AS the q. tlo Lioa4NAy surface l;t-
wy IS rot yc LEGALLY Indebted to tho city. fue 10000
due tAe cy annually under the terms OF Tue iva chse
as lhc per cent of tne gross receipts yarle
oa June - The Broadway and vcniI Avsnuc Railway
Company .s Iau tAe per cen. quarterly, Dui t-rre b"
i.s4l Ohg To tp ls q can, lf if IOo-t, lay
tDe peg cent nf thn $4,000 l' fha end %. tlo year.
Julcc Wallace sat in t.r NHtri FL res Co ri ycster
day, but the motion fur an u lnc;pu ia he sui; Of the
Worcester National Eluk aaaDs l.eccyc. OIirltn AMI
| tlc Broadway surface Et.rola Company was not
arcnrl Roscoe cOrsIug ara other lawyers " ro en-
ga-cd elsewhere in court Iuo MO.On VIII probably Dc
llet q week lIoi4 today.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
OLrGOIAG STEAMER&

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TIE OOURTS.

childbirth asccrtanei that she wfs the rn1th,f oil
Inc nfaut ald she placed I'M ho'ptai
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GoEEENoA nILL AND rnH aoAEp oI EEaaNr.

TIE EXECUTIVE NJ t.,- Ok BILL -LCNED
ALBANY, MAJ : (apoctaN.-Govcmor Hi
signed to-day the biz apprppratne flCi OOJ tine nn-
plOyencut oI the l. gecutivc AtiusIOl.
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Disciples Of Christ.

Church Of The loveHnuf fPiesbyfrrilul PARK. .,
5otst-The Reg. MARVIN p. NfNHnEr. ID. ID. pm
Communion service SUNDAY. 30th nst ~ / sm E.eal
service, with sermon by tho Pas or. O'Clock.
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For sale by druggists 81 six for 50 Prepared only by O.
]. HOOD ( CO.. Apotlec.rics Lowell Mass.
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Grace Free Chapel Nth-st. botwecr f and t,f "a.
services on sunday, Nay 90 n a. DO. md d. r a. r q
wee IN the eyening with fermOn farils7 Dv ts y
Dr. III NIINCiON. Rector 0f GTa.o Chul,i '
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Religious Notices.

Church Of the Divine Pafernitv. jth ave. cor t-b q,
II a. N. and 14J N. -'
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West j6th.st.. bet. sth ana 1th aye.
The yev. B. 3. Tyler p.4f0r

" - y IIIIlI7'I J'T- -TT lnI ITfl ayes.
The Rev. b. B. 1lLtf Pastor.
morning snDJect; HeavOn.-WlO sIi be th.re -
Fvenfn1 some account ~ the ug - the Amer an
,congress Of Churches IN C,ev 0ian'. May , ,.
decoration nny Sermons ~ the Church ~ -1lr a
iv5th ST. near Naf-onage Or T. y. % LEY rfl A
at lO3l A. n Subject Fort sumter Twenty ave Yea
m0rnIng and evennk y
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For sale by druggists 81 SIX for So Prepared only bvo
HOOD < co. ADothccaries Lowell Mass.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

OF sale by DRUGGISTS 81 for IS. Prepared only by
IOOD g CO., Apoihccares. Lowell. Mass.