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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-04

CHAs. r. GOODMAN.
Wholesale druggist; psi,ts. sils. window glass and
ainsrs' supplies; largsst Wholesale drug house
west Of Chleags; 1901, zoos. loil Jsnes st.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-04

LEE, FRIED CO.
TsSSsrs in cutlery. hardware and nails. stamped
sad jspaAnsd tinwAss. tin plate. sheet iron.
etc.: agents for Miami Powder Co.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-04

AoDoNALDT xAPoRI0N OF FASHION.
Importer and manufacturer OF ladies' and missss'
fsady made suits. cloaks, msntles, shavls and
underwear; laees. dresses, and mantle trim.
mins'; ohss. Mcdonald, laos Fsrnam street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-04

OMAHA OIL PAINT 90.
oncs llos Douglass st., oil house laos ssunder, n
wholesale carbon and lubricsting oils: agents
Manager,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-04

Q, 4. ORCHARD.
Wholesale carpets. oil cloths. nsttings. curtain
| goods. etc.: cor. ISth and Fsrnun streets.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-04

i, II. n. Msrshall, n. Nilbourn. o. \. Ramsey.
President. vice-Prsst See. and Treas.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

While temporarily out of town the HOLMES
FLECTRC PROTECTIVE COMPANY will protect house from
burglary by connecting with OK their central Offices
where will have close attention Many years experience
Telephone cnll. 81 rprinZ.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
NCWYOkK CITY.

Ex.PresIdent Arthur felt stronger yesterday and
stayed up longer than on any day last week.
Constant Reader."-Decoration Day will be
celebrated on Monday, May 81.
An alleged mad dog was shot yesterday by
Policeman JOha Daily at No. East Thrte,h-st
The body of drov ned man apout sixty years
old, dressed In coarse clothing, was found In the
North River at Pier No. 46 yesterday.
The Board of Education of the Reformed Church
yesterday reported that more than $4,000 was
expended last year toward educating young men
for the ministry
Two of the new Aqueduct Commissioners, Edgar
l.. Ridgway and Oliver w. Barnes, took the oath OF
office yesterday before Judge Ehrlich. OF the CITY
Court All the new Commissioners VIII meet Win
the Aqueduct Board tomorrow.
Santa Clantaro, an Italian boy, of No. 119 Mul,
berry ST., was caught between derrick boom and
canaiboat at Pier No. East River yesterday
and had both thighs broken. lie was sent TO the
Chambers Street Hospital III dying condition.
There is much opposition on the Produce Ex-
change 10 some of the amendments to the new
rules To-day the opposition VIII personally laboT
to votes for the bylaws without the obJec-
tionable amendments. 1t is expected that the pal
lot will be the most exciting one tnat has ever oc-
CURED on the Exchange.
The picture of Spanish musical party by W. +.
Dannat called The Quartet" now at William
Schauss gallery in Flfth-ave.. has been bought and
presented to the Metropolitan Museum The name
of the purchaser has not been disclosed.
John Elmer age eighteen. of eventy-fourth-st
and Tcnth-ave. was arrested Tuesday night ON q
charge of being one of the gang which assaulted
Policeman FedrOn on the Boulevard on saturday
night. He was held IN the Harlem Police Court
yesterday.
While Roundsman Samuel Collins of the Park
Police patrong the EAST Drive near Ninetleth- :
st. Yesterday, he run over by horse and light
wagon driven by Adoph Hotistadt of No 427 East
Flfty-ci ghth-st. The horse laccrated his arm and
caused severe injuries about his body. he was sent
home. The driver was arrested
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
BROOKLYN.
Bridge receipts last week. $14 .435.


The provisional estimates made by the varIons city de-
partments thus far for year amount to Si74l 203
Of $295G74 over the appropriations for this
year.
The Rev. DR.. Henry j. Van Dyke pastor OF the Second
Church. has decided accept tie pro-
fessOrs chair ia The Theological Seminary in San Fran
cisco recently offered TO him.
Annie Eplen, Of No. 113 Waterst. who sent letter
to her parents by policeman after she left
Sunday saying that she going to heaven, found
yesterday She had spent the night with riends II Is
believed that her mind affected by lack of food.
her parents are poverty.strckeu.
Lawrence Kiernan. sailor whose ship lies at Pier No
East River. New.YOrk, was found InsensIble with
fractured skull at Pearl aud Plymouth sts yesterday
morning and taken to the City Hospital. IL Is be-
lieved that he was knocked down Dy man with whom
he quarrelled.
contest Of the will OF Edgar L. Stevens. who died in
ApIil, 1854, at the OF thirty-hve. and left his
property, valued at $4,000 to his uncle's wife.
begun yesterday by his brothers and sisters the
ground that for twenty before his death he
Insane and incompetent TO mako will. Several wit
testified that Mr. Stevens was IN the habit OF talk
Ing to trees ana posts as II they were human beings
The trustees OF the Packer Institute have decided 70
increase the accommodations OF the school, The prop
erty adjoining the present building known as No ls2
JOraemon-sl has been purchased and the house will be
torn down and four story building Will be put up
in its place Owing to the labor troubles the contract
for the work yet be given The new binding
will lie 100 80 feet aud will be I'm harmony with
present cdhce, although thirty clgit feet from it.
Bridges will the The building Will contain
a gymnasium, lecture rooms and clas.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
SHOWING OFF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

A fire engine, hOse-rccl aud laddcr-truck
dashed down Broadway yesterday aft, rnOon and
wheeled into Union Square where Fire Commissioners
Grocer aud smlh and party OF English ladies and
gcntemen the friends CT Mayor Grace, ~
exhibition of the Fire Department The party
ashted from the carriage ami were about to enter the
cottage Union Square when broad-shouldered
policeman in gray barred the way.
Against the rules said ne. "You can't enter with
out special permit"
But" sad ur. Croker. showing gold badge owe
represent the Fire Department, and these people are
friends of Mayor Grace"
The policeman was nexprable but at that moment O
pleasant-lOokng gentleman with white hair stepped
from the gathering and tue officer
Secretary Burns of the Park Board. The difficulty
arranged and the party admitted TO the cot
porch The party included sir Edward Guinness
Lady Guinness. Reginald Guinness ami Jonn Barring,
the London banker. They under the Of Mr.
Turner the Mayors private secretary. and mad visited
the headquarters OF the Fire Department and the Life
Saving Corps For several minutes the hose-recs
forth stream OF muddy water in Union Square, and the
water tower arriving 1t drawn up and forth a
slvery stream that fell In shower. forming the arch Of
rainbow under the suns eliclting a murn ur
OF admir- alton from the crowd.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
TIE ILM-SI IuPGOVEMFNT

Counsellor John II. Strahan told the Board
OF street Openings yesterday that the bill foi tne widen
Ing Of Eiin-st had been amended IN such way 10
Obviate the objections made by the Board. These OBJ
ttctioDs were that certain provisions OF the bill
mandatory that the work should be done by specih
cation that haf or the assessment should be paid
by the city that map Of the contemplated improve
ment las been fl led with the Commissioner OF Public
Works; and that the bill establishes the grade OF
street which 10 the province or the Board OF Street
Openings. Mr.. Strahan told that If snch amend
Menis had been made the Board Was satisfied and
would make no protest against the passage OF the bill
II Was resolved that NinetyfOurthst he opened be-
tween First and Second aves
o.. between Tenth anu Eleventh ave One. and
pineteeuth-st, between Eghtl.a,e and Morningside
PARK; wenty hrstst etweeu Eighth
ave and M0ruiDgside Park OnebuDdrsd and-thirty.
sixth-st. between St Nicholas and Eighth avos; aud
One hun6 red and six ysr t-st.. between Tenth and
Rleyfuth
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
Henry 4. DANIELS. NJ, D.,


144 Lexington ave, between 10Th and goth SIS
Bonrs-S TO l. 5tO7. Diseases Of the Nervous Systen
Genito Urinary Organs impotence and sterflitr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
TERMS OF THE 8RooKLry SCHOOL BOARD

Corporation Counsel jerks, of BROOKLYN.
gave Mayor Whitley an opinion yesterday upon the
question whether the amendment to the charter In
1850 giving the Mayor the sole power OF appointing
city officers changed the OF the members OF the
Board OF Education from three years two years. Mr.
jerks holds that 1t does and adds the law has been
erroneOusy construed and while this reading Will end
INC terms OF larger number Of the members OF the
Board than anticipated at the time their appoint
mept the Mayor Is bound folio plain proyisinns
ofthe law regardless OF the OF
''''O"'
II Mayor Whitney follows this advice he will appoint
year the successors OF the fifteen members OF ts
Boau appointed ia june 1854, VINO had expected to re-
main III once until next under the old law The
neen members whose terms OF three cxpre this
year wI consequently ho over until next year, for
tner eSai terms expired last aud the failure IN A.
point their successors Is under the Jaw oYpfess Toa
mel year together with those the remaining 6Itsn
members OF the Board appointed last year r.;
the TWO years terms nftccn members Will he
In one year ana thirty the neat The members who hold
over Include the chief officers OF the Board whose rea
pOintment was considered doubtful
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18

Officers of the principal banks, although not
wholly opposed Saturday carly closing move
have to the legislature their objections to
the present bill becoming law. They refer 10 the
especially when OF the legal holidays should
fan Saturday. and as the D Is against only banking
and commercial business they pronounce 1t special leg
slatOn of most dangerous KIND. They express ths
opinion that the true methOi or obtaining tie desired
result mutual agreement ana not legislative action.
OF tho presidents ]. ID vcrmilye. Mer-
chants National Bank; George :. COe.
American ExcnaDge: Frederick ID. Tappen.
Galatin; W. A. Nash. Corn Exchange; Edmund d. Ran
dolph, influential; l.. ii. Perkins jr Importers and
Traders: George q. Williams. Chemical; Richard King,
Bank of Commerce; Jonn JAY Knox. Bank OF the Re
public Percy H. Pyne, City; +. A. Palmer. Broad way
William +. II. john. Mercantile; H. ROchcll. Garinaf
American George Montague second; II. +. DeGraff.
Bowery william W. Bliss Central; d. G. Hays. Man
hattan Company Richard Key. FIFTH; Eugene Dunn.
Phenx; +. NJ. Harris Nassau A. :. Frisscll. Fiftn
Avenue; A. &. Cheney. GARFIELD; o. d. BALDWIN.
tourth Charles VI. Fry, Bank Of New York.
A memorial OF similar character circulated among
members OF the Produce and Cotton Exchanges nas
forty signers among whom are David DOws ~ CO.. t. L.
Llvernore, Edward Amman, ii. o. Armour Il
Co.. Franklin EGson, Forrest II. Parker ana
Henry Heutz d Co. A third memorial signed by
seventyve merchants OF the city the names of
Reed & Cooley. 4. ID. Juiilard IL Co.. Treadwe soto 4
Co. The Yale and Towpe Manufacturing Company and
Herring d Co.
The Saturday hafhOliday movement is making ylgor.
strides In Brooklyn and already the principal
In the have agreed TO adopt II during su inner
held the Academy Of Music there tomorrow evening
which addresses Will De made 10y Mayor Grace, Dis
trlct- Attorney Wlber, Andrew Mclean and the kew
Drs Taimage, Mctilynn and Charles H. Hall
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
HELD on SUSPICION OF MURDER.

Edward alias Porter" Flanna-an deck hand on the
tugboat William ]. Bo1ili was arrested ~ Jersey
Ciiy, yesterday on susocon q havns caused hs ths
death Of Victor COl1uIs. Colluist was lOund h'du
at Warren and srsaeI SITS. Jersey CITY. The police
learned Yesterday that ho had been 10 Michael Cum
mngs's shop In Morrssi.. apout y. m on Satuf-
isv Fsnna AMI others there and Fianna
the saloon. has made statement TO ,hieiof. toncs
Muir rDiy IN which that Flanagan anu
Coqut had angry words after which Coqust left he
place anu walked IN the direction Of Warrenst moment
or two aerward Flanagan said That fellow was 100
fresh III 60 and break his law anyhow" -
lie left the shID ard the direction which to
gust hal taken Leslie followed anl saw man who he
thinks Flanagan strike C0quist and knock hn down
When he the sidewalk, the kicked nun
several times about the head and body Flanagan IL locked
up suspicion of and Leslie sdetancd a- witness
County Ply has ordered Coroner Burke 10
hold an inquest Flanagan declines 10 make any state
Jent saying that he nolgh his mouth smut
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee, Grand Opera House
Hall, =. m. =. m p,
Republican enrolment In Brooklyn from 10 ~ "' "'
and 30 10 n. m.
Episcopal Church Convention. Garden City. a. H.
Election OF officers OF National Tariff Association q
Ctzens Reform Committee, Murray Hill Hotel .
Seventh Regiment rife practice Creedmoor.
Trustees OF the College of the city OF New IN - w.
Parade of Harlem Baptist sunday schools s. ~
American Institute OF Electrical Eh1i"oo''' - "
East rwenty-third-st., y: m - 49,, ,a,,o,,e,
Lecture by Chaplain McCabe, st. James Metnouisl
Episcopal Church. p. IN - ,u,,u
Opening bids Tor Indian supplies, Army Bnilding;
Annual meeting OF Harlem Pilgrim Cohgresaio"'i
Church Society, p. IN. ~
Clinton Hall A ,sogiaton annual meeting . .. IN.
Pilot Com1nis ,ioners' meeting, noon.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted ia'e these esIumrs ~.
SecenmenAed 70 the readers 81 THE TRlBUNn
- sAsresghlv reliable, and bssisess ca. be Se.s
by mail with the sdvePsisors with perfect safs.,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
NEW NOME FoR ST. FRAN oIs xAvIEns COLLEGE,

st. Francis Xavicr's Church and College in
West Sxeeutn-s. TO which extensive improveIne t.
completed last year. to be st further enlarged
and lmprovcdNhs summer Tho grounds extend through
the block Ffteentl5t The plans for now build
ings Will be complete for days but the work
OF tearing down of tue Old buildings will benn
building and several brOwnsOnc houses which belong 10
the church and have been used for parOcha purposes
Will be torn down. The Old church is a substantial
structure of browustOne Its cornerstone wa. laid IN
1850; the plans were by William Roirquc. The bui!d
Ing was completed in July, 1851 at a cost OF $4,000
and dedicated by Archbishop Hughes.
The structure will be of Nova scotia stone with
granite trimmings. PLAIN but substantial 10 correspond
with the handsome granite work new Church
The frontage OF the work In sixteenths will be
feet with depth or over sixty feet. II will have spl.
cOus entrance TO the exhibition hall for coegs stu-
dents. This hall Is TO be large and ro0my with "A good
stage. There Will also be iningroo fire proof
library In the new structure The upper floors viii bc
arranged for sleeping living priests of
the college, An alloy fifteen feet wide will separate the
new building from the church In the conre Of the
viii be broad staircase leading up to hand
some dome. The plans are being designed by William
Henry Poole II Ia expected to Introduce moi
i'm prOvcments in ventilation and lighiiHg
ftreproOf business structure Il to be bnt by John
Patterson. the SiIthave tailor In West Tgcnty.xthst
Broadway adjoining the offices OF the Asior estate
The property purchased 10y Mr.. Patterson last win
from the Howard estate for 900 The nc " bud-
ing Will be OF brick stone and terra Gotta, with
and steam heating. Ii Will be five stories high the yo
upper floors for apartments and Will costs 90 900
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
WOMAN SURPRISED BY A MAN ~ HFR PARLOR

Miss Isabella Kimsdcll, of No. II Henry st
Brooklyn was greatly surprised yesterday To nnd ma,
opening bureau drawer In her back parlor She went
down stairs aud asked map To send policeman 10 the
house Then sho called IN two icemen, who with ice
pick and tongs captured the supposed burglar lie
proved 10 be German. who did not understand English
and ho had recent cut under his left eye lIc xns
taken TO the WASHINGTON street. Police Sfato1 and IN
an Interpreter he said that he was George stah lie
had friend Barbara Schmidt, VINO lived at NO ~
llenTy-st as be supposed. ana ho had gone there TO
roi her, Tie doors were aiar aud no walked In 10 sur
Prise her. lie saw III the mirror tho cut under his eva
aud lie took some powder frou drawer and was ayply.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
CROps AND FRUIT HURr BY FROsT&

P1TsBURG, May II (Speciah.-There was
heavy frost ponts along the Pennsylvania Railroad
and slight frost in the city this morning On the noun
tain Crcsson there a slight Fruit Is re-
ported killed and the crops injured In many places
DETROIT. May l7-Frosts reported I'm ali parts OF
Michigan Saturday night and last night, resulting In
much damage TO fruit and vegetables. At East Tawas
thin formed while Muskegon the leo was an mon
thick and all vegetation has been killed.
CHICAGO. May 17.-D-patches from various points ID
Illinois. Iowa. Northern Indiana and Western Michigan
report heavy fross yesterday morning which did great
dead OF damage to small fruit
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
FUNERAL or COLONEL BENJA MN.

The body Of Colonel Samuel y Benjamin
placed on the steamer Chester A. Arthur ut noon
yesterday and conveyed to West Thirtythiri-s II
escorted by commissioned officer aud eight soldiers At
Vest Thirty tIird-s hearse was In waiting, which car
ried the body to the Grand Central Station whence the
63O train took the funeral party to Garrsons There
the funeral was held at the house of his father-naw
Hamilton Fish, General W. ID. Whipple, Colonel George
Mckee, Colonel Wilbur f. Brown. Major 3rackett Lien
tenant McCallun and several other officers the Army
accompanied the body to GarrisOns The funeral was
not military one by request of the family.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
on TRIAL. FOR yIrRrOL THROWING.

number OF residents of Poche cr went 10 schenectady
Yesterday 10 attend the trial OF Michael Madden OF their
village on charge OF vriol throwing Madden plunoef
Last wincr he employed yonDg man named Jonn icah
one day. Madden ho discovered that Mead Was too IN
Innate with his wife lie he gong 10 sloo Mead
but upon thought he let him Mead dld not wait
10 be discharged He et without ceremony and went u
home In Schcnec,alv M Maiden his wife separated
immedatey On March somebody throw vltro on Meau
head and burned him terribly 10 done In the da X III
the hallway OF his clearinghouse just as he was coming ont
Mead claims 10 have recognized his old employer Vmcr
came 20 Portcheser sted Madden who hai Den
from home for couple OF days and hal been back Oy
few hours when the Oiccrs came Mr. Madden expects 10
aiDi.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
SUNDtY.ScHOOL WORK AHOYG TIE CHINESE.

SUNDA Y.SCHOOL WORK AHON6 TIE CHINESE
The Gospel Tabernacle, at MadisOn-ave ana
Forty nft-sI, cOndu tod by the Rev. A. H. simpson.
crowted last evening mt tho anniversary mcetne OF
tho Chinese Sunday schools as has not been since tne
Rev. Dr. John l.. Newman preached from iS PulP't;
M.re than 600 Chinese Sunday scholars occupied
pulpit and the front seats Of the church They woro
large bouquets OF flowers their coats and their queues
neatly coed at tho back OF hoir heads over tne
pu pit hung the rod bannersof The different SCHOOLS
schools presented were those In the Following
The Street Methodist spring street
Presby teran. Pilgrim Congregational New ork
Mission Trinity calvary and Tabernacle Baptist,
Church of tho Strangers. ~. Androw. ~ 1homes'
Calvary Chapel. YorKyo Union. Broadway Iaoernacie'
Mariners Chapel Sixth Avenue Baptist aud New-Eng
land congregational nf Brooklyn and the Jersey Cy
Heights The EXERCISES In sinyinr and r"citatons were
by the Chinese scholars and addresses were maze
by the Rev DTs Deems. Macarthur, Merritt liuriDuri,
the Rev. +. ". smpkns and Dr. =. X BlacKali Inc
meeting WAS conducted by the secretary, K Bassett
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
SAYS HE WAS BLIYDFoLDED AND ROBBIE

SAYS HE WAS BIlNDFoLDbb nv" "'""
The Long Island City police we're looking yostetday
for tho hghwsymen who late on saturday nisht as-
saulted bindfoLled, bound and robbed Frank walker
age sixteen In the employ oi Pa,rick wer
the tea merchant OF Greenpolnt, While tne young
fellow was on his way from the Long Island Guy store
to the Grcenpon store whthc receipts of thc day Ire
was attacked about block from the 6rechpo'ni
Bridge on the Long Island City side. The mar ndcts
stole from the boys pockets $50 OF his employers
money and ten cents OF his own. Captain william
Seiycgc, OF n cansl-bOat. unDound the BOY when tne
thieves had left him. The was not reported To inc
police until Yesterday aud they give little credit 10 inc
story although the boy still bears the marks OF thc
rough usage he received.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
CuRsING THE AUTHOR OF HIS TROUBLES.

boy who walking through patch OF woodland near
the boundary ine at south Oran ycstery alter
noon. tail middle aged draw across his
police ambulance summoned To the SPOT III
found that the blade had gaed the windpipe while
VA uO touched.
when told that he would In his POCKET mem
ofandum boon which written: Joseph smith Is my
name. have committed this myself. ! out OF WORK
since Christmas get work and without home ana
starving Good bye all. with DYING love nv wife and
grandcnd Nellie and dying curse the author OF all my
troubles send word Mrs Harriet smith. oil Acidemys,
Grcenbush. Rensselaer, County, New Yora He was taken
IN L flnl LiI 4ataLtal
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
KEEPING 700 MANY DOGS

John Claf1cly, of No. 1O2 Washin eton-st
accused in the ombs Police Court ray by James
Kelly, OF the same ADDRESS OF keepnga dog That
sunday bit Hannah Kelly. three. In lp Keiy
further stated that the had less than sh cogs
IN his and that they terrible ANNOYANCE to the
Justice Oieily ordered the DOG killed AMI
recommended that Clafev be indicted for violating city
ordinance III keeping so many dogs.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
GILP1N, THE RIDER. LIKELY TO RECOrgR

The friends of the Rockawav Steepechase Asso-
catiOD eaty pieael at the Improvement that William
Glpn the nglsl amateur jockey, is ina fns al Bellevue
HOslltd There has fatal ideu
hurst Mr Gipins however remarkable
fact that he Old break still remark.
able. In falling from the young must
struck upon his head but there scalp wounds ndicat
lg such to be the Neycrhe the
account for the cOmatose condition which he
twenty four hours HIS shoulder badly bruised po-sI
bly, dlsocdted Dr. HOchkis in whose charge
says that he believes he will Yesterday patient
reg lned consconsness and all his sympio hopeful
MT GIpiOs friends desired to have him brought tho cty
an surgeons say That instead OF doing harm his removal
rather favored the chances OF ~ "
New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
CALL OF TIE REV. HOWARD ". BROWN.

BOsToN, May II Especial. The Rev. Howard
~ Brown. who had received call from the First Church,
OF which Dr. Rufus Ellis for maDy years pastor,
is about hirty-sx years OF age and is the son OF
Unitarian minister. He graduated at Harvard and
ordained in 1872 For he filed the pulpit in
a small town in central NewYork and thence he went to
BroOkllne. Mr. Brown ia the board Of directors
the American Unitarian Association and IL the author
little book entitled The Lie Of Jesus. which Is
much in In Sunday schools. IIo has also written
book, Sunday Stories for Children" which has been
widely circulated c has not yet accepted the call to
the First Church