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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
Cff.nSE OF THE NICK EI-PLATE ARGUMENTS
MR. BUTLER G"0rss W. X. VANDERBILT IN SUP
po,r on urc SoSrTfON

MR.. BUTLER Gs3rrr W. X. VANDERBILT IN SUP
PORT OF HIS S2SfTiON.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 30 (Speciap. he closing
arguments in the N,cKc-Pate case made to-day
by William Allen Butler. represents the Central
Trust Company OF the first mortgage bonis At
opening Judge Hale made brief argument
for secont mortgage bontbolisrs especially IN
covering the equipment the road n the time II was
made ave notdlspute tho first MORTGAGE" said the
ge, "hui II It Is overthr0wn mich ths better Tor
u ni- We want equal adjustment OF all claims.
Al he conclusion Of judge Tia IS speech, Judge Ran
uev read from the b-sle passage In the book oil
Jon Dur1uC his argument ri av the judge quoted
cripfure-, and The quoia-f-n was prnupuhee
incorrect by Mr.. Bauer ami Mr. Stllman judge * II
nry therefore brought his Bible n!o court 10 prove ina
nr correct lie Court rk-i tnSt he hoped -"
authority would be lost upon the members OF the
Bar.
Mr. Butler took NJ question raised by opposing
co sci A frs q and answered theiu
in gard to the claim tue corporation Illegally
CO -iruci-i. said tntt god rhou IN To Oh,
lain tine right WY. hecOnr common carrier a1d
10 On everything pdlrs Of corporation except 10 pay
deps. When II comes 20 that u IA rowle,r
hut IL MANAGERS and H-ie under me
uuu-eXsfencr. Tic plea re- ucrr N~'ll y"
.hi-. fhHt hey have The power 20 take thr peopi-
money. but power 10 pay IL hack The first mort
ga-r, he .aii had PLACED uppn the open b"rNrh
an rrlif sori, e-pecaly af.r tho s'ft~mrns made
Nv W X Vanderbilt tue NeNY0rk stock ENrhangr.
when he d-Ert s~cOnd mortgage lis e ~ AZ
rn~rr was 81 OOO. 900 4 t. In tnat Statement MI
Vaurerhit acsunw -tari the first m rtgigr when NJ
low seeks uu these nnTfcag- bones are u"
n Tic han ~ ,Du innocent purrha-ers ana "a tury
negotiable Mr. But ~ visnr 10 have ne mortgage
forrclns@f and an u sac - tnr road en cred
The attorney ie-ir.d NJ briefs. ana they were
gwen twenty a.ys prepare tnrn. nat 1t viii be at
least q month be a decision - rendered.
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.n,eS,pn roe SITTING on A woHAyS DRESS

aPREsTED FOE SITTING on WOHANS DREsS
Miss Lena Heath goolookns young woman who i' at
No. 373 LexnstOn-aye oOarlod siAIl ANeD"e p""H ~
IN unday evening" looking about Ior minute OF TWO
while the passengers moved up close sine rnaly got seat
Axantsr N right No AZ siadisOnave Happened 10 get
.aule urlLer Tie passengers OtSOt 10
move TINS time left wright standing In despair the
n vacant inch or Two OF space between
- Heath ant her st neighb0r Ms Heah ieit her
dress iunpng aud tusged away AZ II lhaEnahty Mr.
rrh and pali no attention. lheu
the Young DrOke Ery oui AMI she called on
get on her skirts hf NrEh vas NOT 70 &c
budr by Juggling unent- and was even rash enough
much rgDt 10 seals IN cars
wtr This heresy much -Ur VI s. Heath she bore
tin crushing clothes AZ best she M gnt up to the nearest
r,r -Iou anu then hal Mt Wright promptly arrested he
VA, h-i 10 appear crday IN the Jefferson Market rt
German thea pa oeo aim 10 get bonus of SAW y"
\, en- the peace tOr next tiice months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

AID speaks English WELL The notcl said they
had Idea how abe In the room, ami thar she was
not registered but that she have got into the room
some time yesterday. She says her son took nor
there and that he IL engineer on the see
ond Avenue Elevated Road aud lives In Pelnamsile
She had bundle of clothes with her She said her name
Harriet Mansfield and that she nifty Years Old.
looked much older The police OF the Eighteenth
Precinct took charge Of and thought that perhaps
her took her the hotel intending TO abandon her
She said hal a relative named Wolf at No. Cam
Dun-st. and another named Hassan Harlem but that
he lived with her
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GUsTAVUs KEMAK.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 20 (SDeclaD .-Gustavus
Remak died as Inn this afternoon at the
age Of sixty-une years. He president OF the Park
Commission. He admitted To the Bar on May -
1s45 and at prominence IN his profession
t r,,vsd A ucrat We practice and nad isr4e German
cIi.nta.e For the past hve years lie VAS not
,euyely engaged IN practice OF law, although no
ATM retained hi office south Sixthsl and WISH Tel IL
,Iuiiy HIS WIFE, two and daughter, Mrs lhomts
Fl Fenfon survive Il IA. One Of Mr. i.etDaKs brothers
IA celebrated German physician. ana IL the lneca
A. user OF Prince Bismarck Mr. kemak was Dora III
p" Pru.s,. oo AngIst l. 1917 aud Came this
country January, 1887.
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States sfxrH aVEvUg sroRE

There IL displayed awndow II p. Altman cos "ors
NJ Nineteenth and sixth nne group 81 marble ani
figures one of Vie bfonze hgares Is thaio leme
Egyptian Tt four Feet hgh aud stands velvet
PEDESTAL both hands resting ~ tsa. pa .fen, =. y ~ ~ ~
fitufe ~ The heaaf - iof Va. ~.
rrerixes tbe daughter De- including fhr g1frfb iDs
dra,ery which part enveos fae tQfre TIE 0tnsL
an Italian we'll known peasant 9arb ~ sunny if
lis sir king The boy l. sitting ami eating The Fct-f ~
his sce The pose the hfna hGinr sir'h tie
p4te resting All combine 10 rive every rf nee
the satisfaction The "a funndnN otrft* ~
smaller Arabian bronze aIl n1f1r pietae3 W.
bu-ts winch show remarkably vel IN fhr gru12inG
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Al notices Of marriages must BE- IOr'eI ci fN Mans
ana idress


BARKER-At Huntington l. l. On SUNDAY evening; loii
Israel a sarser r. sou o. israel =, sS s t1% :"
Funers .erviee. Huntnsoa Meiaes'as afternoon
BOOTH-At Paterson. y. J.. saturday septempef ~,
1856 Charles H. eldest son Of James AMI Addi" D'n' '
Frsns are respectfully invited attend Ms funeral on Tues
Gsnce $40 nraiway. Paterson y. J.
Tntennent Al the convenience oi the fanny
Please omit lowers.
pRAKE-On the 10Th inst- Dr. william r. Drake In tho
RELATIVES and friends family invited to attend HI.
funeral Wednesday the list h1 H"n u'' r ~ III
rn nsrTS.n' az I'' woo.llawn
DUFFIEAt itehnea. Conn on saturday september
Helena Bleecker daughter OF the ale Rev 'ofhe'ia'
Isoo.eveIt Dufie. ~ this city. 40, n ~
Duie invited TO attend the nnera AZ he Chnrea o. 81
John Baptist. Lexngtonave corner J0tsl on lueSLy'
september ~. az lD o'clock a. m.
nURAyp-At his late residence south orange. y. T.
sepe II. 1885. Asher b. DarAn III 'hs sls' year "
Funeral All souls Church corner 4thAve and So'h't'
Tuesday september Il. at IL a. IA
Please omit lowers
Dvynnd-The members Of National Academy Of posi "a
attend the funeral services u The tate A-hsr
81. at II oclO.k IL III Tuesday y Il INST ,.,,. o,s
Corresponding Secretary. y y
GARDNER-On sunday. I9th nst. Hannah ~. widow Of
Relatives friends Of any nyitsi 10 atteni tho
funeral the ene Of nar son IN law. Jacob
d Acsernan u verona Place. Brooklyn Tuesday evening
Dist INST. At sOcock
dencs al Wes,che~er YORK his sOth year James
Henderson. OF Roxburyshire scotland. ...,.
Pr,sbvter1an church AT westcheser al halfPast on
"Wednesday, I'D INST
In'ermruI MOOilawn,
Carriage, will IN waiting n Wesche-ter upon arrival Of
train from Harlem River station al =. 10 ,.
Friends viii kindly omit flowers
RrCKEI-Athts residence. No 2.5 West eltlrst Mon
day september 20. 1850, samuel RucknL
invited attend the funerAi
vices AZ Christ Church shave and 3Jth st. Thursday
the I'D INST. at 1910 - ~
sACKETT-At STANFORD Conn., SATURDAY, September - J.
l. agtsi IS years.
Funeral om Ills late Tuesday September n. at
I. m. ,.--
Carriages will waiting upon arrival OF train leaving
Grand General Depot at p. m
TALLMAN-At POughkecpse y. Y on september u,
sarah Anderson wife vi JOnn +. H. ralman. SD
year OF her age -.
were held m 6er late frsnence, No III
Church. ~, september 10, at ~ m
Inferment family plot Poughkeepse Rnral Cemetery
WARD-At Breme H. september IL Ann Nara aId, waos
of the late Augustus n. Ward, vi this city.
Notice % hereafter.
(ooidxe Veterans Of the 7th Regiment v a. : v =.
are requested 10 the funeral Of Philip H. coolidge
go RI from 233 iith st. Tuesday zls INST at ~
o'clock a. L. W. VIM f-i, '"i"h'i.
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InSsnN BY FiRk.

usyr.o y T. sept eoFirr Destroyed three
houses here this Afternoon; j ~ 80, - ~
.,'..r -, r'ng wa burnrd this niufnihs-
yv,rK,..,wS scot 20A barn on The iAf1n o. "''' ,
"a. struck by lighln ing about . a. IA Oh si" ns,s
sneoh Va - I'm. abOut -istfo ihSA''
, .c.t ma dispatch 10 me It'">s ifon i-p'''
-, d. A An, la tas buAIn portion "l ~"'
- town az 900 inhabitants, tS.1y hSe " r, ,. /,
49, :. 2. =. vestsiday destroyed sss~a@A "'"0A@
-. a - slJO.vU~-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

A telegram was received by Collector Magcne at the
Custom House yesterday saying thai Douglas Smith.
the cerk the Auditors Office in the Custom House
had been arrested in Baltimore. An exauain alton II
his az counts Indicate thas smtn has lecied nearly
$50 600 from the duues ON imported books OF which
ro returns can tOund.
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ADDIsON-LOUGH-A the Church Of - Andrrwsby the
l.. l.. 10y thr rev Dr. -nf ely rector u
Grace t'hlrcn SATURDAY. september J.. tsp
tain Alexander D. Ai.on. Royal Artillery. son 81 "n'r
Thomas Ali -ou g. H. Iso-ile Maldrton. -icss d4aE1
ter OF 6eorgr r. Tough. OF New.hOrk.
ARMSTRON 3-WOOD THURSDAY. september 10 by TIA
Rev r. = Macarthur ID. D. george r. Armstrong TO Rosa
mOnd J. Wool
DAVENPORT BOYLE Thursday September 10 l--6 by
the Rev Nr Quennell - Grace Church. Rlughamtnn
y y samuel " Davenport Of Elizabeth y j. Ia Lottls
r. Boyle. OF BmghamiOn y. =.
MA RSH--IANTLA Don 81 dav 9th month IN lN-5 ~
the residence OF the brue parents AZ oirns fAiis II
accord NJ ~ Fricnls Fiusl. Marsh gi -nrb
ton surrey gland and Eima lva daughter o. Joseph
Eliza Haylldnd.
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MR.. BLAlNEs PRESENCE DESIRED

COLUMBUS ONO, sept. 20 tSpecialJ.-Ihe
Young Mems BlA.nr CldD OF Cinc1auAti 1is 1nVitsd
Ja.es g. be present at The opening o. the new
club house ON September 3O Governor Foraker SenA
tor Sherman. NaiUr Mckinney ami others WILL parbc-
NAE Goyernur FORAKER has sso the request OF the
r.uD written Mr. Blaine requesting him 10 serep' tue
iuvilaton the Go.ern r uas also oeen asHeu
10y prominent MS Cnattsnoox. :" )'u mem al
rrail-sIns mr. bIsIus ALI tHr Trune s-o eshF srs
turlnz fn- OuiO Ca upAi1a VIII os neLu'
10y Earakcr on rtue-alaJ ui<hb III S"iu"u'
with a speech lie Oted -tatc Is-uss-
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THE BROOKLYN REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

Alta well-attended meeting OF Council oil the
ky RspubiIc.a L. que, Last evening" AT No. 1
Falton-si., ex-Dstrlct torney John Winsow read .
v,l,,,le p,uer sntl-i Tno TRIAL of Rhode Island
JnaLrs an epso.e touching Currency anu CoiHlliu-
liunai I,as The pa Der laInOlH trial III
ortul,-r 7-6 py the Legislature at ProyI-
d-n 49,
II va voted by Council to call meeting or the
League next Monlay evening u discus, Feao.ut n
tuat Il - ex eIeut IL eecon ~ vote Tor
ron iluf,naI convention
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FOR A SUCCESSOR 10 ". l. SESSION..

JAMESTOWN. n. Y, Sept. 20 ,Speciah. Loren
b. s+-sions eaius Panama to-day am n"'d
consolidation WIN the fr-ns Of CONGRESSMAN walter l.
sessions Iooka< to his rrnominsuon IN tbs AAAi'th
D.snct- Tue vstrd Aayviiie anu looked alter
a.. ,n;rr,-t, tn-r. Mr. srsslJ ns has Chtutauqus
Uoapt,'s 81 votes near y .alid. bat IN Airsany aa
IA t,raugus be has lrss OF To- owins Tue opponrp
ai ir Session. -.Y LAT tina 10 taaL A.ls-AEY
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PARryERs rom WITH PIPE AND PISTOL.

PIKIN q
George w. Salter and Mr.. Freloehr, OF
Bruokyn recently formed = copartn-f s1p to m~nufac-
ure chenille trimmings at North Fourth and Drisgs
ats sater buying out Fre orhrs former partner But
the new partners and yesterday while try
ing TO arrange starting the factory they qlarroed
Fraebr threw his pipa az safer and the latter hastily
lo ged !, and .rlnrd huself fnr s-lf-defence WIN
hue Oii-fsshlOnei pistol wnrh " = NOS l""ei; rue
M v prayed " 40 avail for mis- ira- partner rushed al
MIN aud rex him Oh mead causlns severe seal
w"nnd saiter then went away and VII seek revenge
iu the
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rur rrNnLNG c-INyfEs Is READING.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20 SpecaD. There
will n- meeting ~ Ia. Board o. MllI< 81 the Phil
anelrba AMI P,af.ns Rl.rn,f on Wednesday. whom 70
/. ur.iersr,,d Mr. Gowcn vii formally resign the one
president AMI Al. Corbin. OF New York. Will be-
rendered pres iency Of the company. II accepts
t il s;afr,i "a ~ VIII Bnrt OF Manager
wbu VII nc ~ wfth 90" Reconstruction lru+
ees 1ad tue Re,r.aulz trion -yntictt Nr COrin Ar
rived IN The cry 10 lay lined with Mr.. Or XII He
viii qualify himself L, become Mr.. G'wrus successor
by purchasing dwens here an taking the necessary
Steps To- trqaire e. .n-hin
The f.,l- ~ t.rrclp~ure Will he argued IN the
rni-cd -tafrs '.u-t flT u.s week. m OcO'r
am Va Ire opinion o. uforrne poop Will re ull
10 q victory flr the plaintiff Ex-Gpvrrt or james F"'-
lock erurru les llr L ted stats tlfcu
Court his rrpOr Roinu-.n The port : ~
MS CONF lp. the evfenc. prob cri by whIrh
- .uh ned to tire court withodt any comments Of rec
ON tneud u'ious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
KrcEprIoN TO CAPTAIN STONE.

LYNN, Sept 20 SPECIAL .-Arrangeren have
hen n.rfec,sd Tor the roeepton Captain ". V. b.
-ioo- of The weg. np~cott. Oh FrioY even
ing There will DO procession win Captaln stone a.
The central agure and prominent yaehiSmsn are 10 par
c,r.e ia tn. ar TAere Will be speech sat me Town
H.f ami !. baranef vii ne served nhe waich VIII
ngravins of the MAJ flower upon IL Oeins made io
Gar stone.
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BosroS, Sept. 20 tSpeciaI'.-General Paine
has used a mach to no ,ug-d between the May
flower aud the for 500 cnI. The yachts are
Ia wait AT Marblehssd until wnOiesan breeze II BIO"
ing and then 20 forth their mrrts. C"mmodorr
Havry, OF tue Eastern Yacht club, Is Ia be- referees
eswa,d Burgess and George II. kicharis Called on
rgL-iIn- urnu al " wpOrL SUNDAY. ana SAID iuA
tue he Aayfu yer de-iiods IN ~ 'Ae iru
eaauE .haul WnisA tue c1naIiIons w0nid
10, IL ely LI~uLenint Henn WA
much Plea with the mt nOwu-
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The WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT iSDIcArIOSs-Foa st HoUR+
WAsHIsGroS. Sept. 20.-For New England
Sev-York eastern Pennsylvania. Srw-Jers-y' Della
ware and Mary iAnd. fair, slightly warmer weather.
" indz generally nOrtneriy.
Westward lair anu signify warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

votes pledged to Hamilton Ward. Senator Vedder
II expected homo from Europe the latter part OF we
week. and 10 Ia rumored tonight that he viii aid ME-
Sessions Cattarsngus County With ak or eight can
ddates In the field the convention promises 10 De TINS
scene Of a bitter contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
W. BougKE cocKRAN SUCCEEDS ". P. KIRK.

". BOURKE COCHRAN SUCCEEDS W. P. KIRK.
The leaders of Tammany Hall mec yesterday
in sheriff Grants Office decide wo snodld represent
the organization In the State COMMITTEES IN pace "a
William F. KIrk, and what should be the attitude OF
Tammany Hail on the question OF a convention MOST
Of the strong men OF The orsanzItion we're present In
GLIDING Fire Cotnmissourr Croker, Sheriff Grant
Jams J. Martin, b mart f. Martin. Eiward Cahli.
lJufy County Cl,rk James A. iek. aud Deputy
Couuty Cerk ThJin4s +. @ Troy, Alderman fa'tlek
DIVER ia nrs j. Alderman FltzpatncA *
SrnatOr NIlcuaa4 Norton, -euttor heliy,
George Hall, POucr Justice German, coroner LrFt'
senator tie Jrgr w. PuukltJ aud Colonel t. /. W'ou
Lx-A!Ieruan KIRK 81 rOoed on some" - over h<ut
ani had Oesn brought To see THAT u w"ud oo ihurh
better FOR him 70 from the state Committed All
iBtimated % nlu That II lie went 70
endeavorei 10 act a. a state oh m't'eo'"a" u.
wouli br repuaiAIed Dy the JammanY d~ie, aiiOh IL
VA. r.s3y. sn4t ". BOufk- COcErau should shec--l
NJ KIRK On TIC qu Dl holding q rtdte Consch-
t,ou ad The cons, IA OF new STATE Con-
miti-t ne Opinun vas uianu"d' aZ'uhs1 Lo'un< ~
y.ntiop The ia tier left ~ the Jugn " the
staff alum
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mIsCELLAya0Us RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

PHlLApgLPHrA. sept. 20.-Ir is asserted TO-
day III TAI way tina lie threat % the rsnnsyV~
MA pl ro.a CDmpi0y lower tolls "a anthracite coal
to one crni ,er ton per milo VII not be- carried ga.
The that adjustment OF 'h" trouble VIII
re rr,cAei BIZ The R,tfg wsrSuc - coIiirrirs To
srcarer xtrnt ant gvpg ths Pcbnsgvana anthIa
t,nu4se l,r lts .c.uy al. Va icy iinc
Pir1,BuRG. sept - t.p ciaA. &C. +. A'morr genera
n,ss,s GER A,ent o! tn. Llu-v. ard NASHVILLE, and "
p Donl-y - he Na-nye. CaattlEooSa and =. Louis
road p,,ssl Oh rousn ler. to-day their way 10 Ne"
YORK. whore tasy Will atten4 to-norro"s meeting Of
The Na,.anAl Association ~ General Ptisea ger and
Ticket Asents They reported Southern m as "a doing
an uuusuai good business. NJ AinOrc said thac no
,te-cnfrius wAr Wa. neng inui great ex-
tent tnrO IN tne south. H. .hnss tOm'rrp~s meet
ing Will b~ug an0ut better f,rllug ampns All rof'-
Pate .crus he said, an Ainictie ADJUST
nent tns yer lrf re and 1refcfrt an early 20 tI
mcnJ OF the difficulty the Penn.y wanna iIai
road and the BAIT more a8d ono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

BosroN, Sept 20 SpeciaiJ.-" Tangled Lives,
within By Joan ". kvisr ~4s presented mere at the
tii,,- Theatre tonight and well recrivei Eo'"Ti
L. ManLeI mad a hearty welcome ana Retained the
of the al =hout, did the company 10
,.ral The audience li-trHoi ihtrutiy from the E-e
. IN. rail O. srtiIu an! tirn gave hrafly r''
,,on Ining this ba- not beea Kn"~n s'ne" haS An
-, ,V,.I lurre. Nnian Warren an auditor
mi 1roaoancrd uotB y ay and STAR saecssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

,smpcraturs ran ei between $50 ant 7o' ms svcfaSs
t6'ts, being II S over than on Sunday - - -
In and near tis city, 20 day. iher" WIZ proo'oJ -
IN weather with nearly stationary trpperhafe' "
W. dnestay. slightly warmer. fair or parity eloadJ
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Tribune LOCAL ossEavArIoya
LOU RSs Apra4hS.

lRrruxs CyFIcE S-pt "a m--rno FEATURES OF
ve-trdsys weather hersabSus wero clear skies. dry'
,ris, air, aud . -emrwhAt buaterns a. Wen - Gnu
hrreze. As would naturally be expse'ed
uuasr .uch circumstances. Inc baromslar The
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ADEclsloN A: - THE OREGON cONPANY.

Ii WIS STATED N Wall Street. yesterday u at the
United STATES tlrC o. CONT n Oregon had rendered
a deci-i 5u that Tie Oregon hallway and Navigation
Company pay the rent oi th tIelonan han way
COMPANY under the lease made srv-ral yers ago. ne
former com 'anv repudia ed the lease after EiDah
,llth --en4ea control The ore property on the
.rnd .laf wr, made vi mont legal authority The
question - before rhs Uui'ed States supreme Court
and Mir Smith said Yesterday that he ef pected the
t1eqoul3u COMPANY 10 sue and possibly obtain Judg
ment every rne the disputed rental became due. IL
had no erect On the c al or the financial position OF
the Oregon T~auscontinenfal "a the moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
Are yau y yirfit-

continual showsts powerft. Healing piop
critics wonderful. Ponds Exrtct Do trast auJ
worthless substitutes Tor the Genuine
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OFFICi Il hLTCRNS.

THE VOTE OF ALL EXCEPT Frw TOWNS GIVES
BoDw Il 1850 PLURALITY.
AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept. 20.-The recapitulatlon
Of The official vote Tor Governor embracing al but Few
.. "a ...,,. .s,,.. Pho foii,x resulL:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

Iiot IN the sum- cool the breeze these dys For resulting
aches and pans Benson Pasters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

WATERTowS, y. I, Sept Doe. b. Bulk
ley Of Apts,rp W.. uuanIns usIy renomiuated Tor
Iember OF Assrm y by tho Republican Convention In
tue lid DslIIcL ~ Clayton today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
ENLALSfSG A sTORs AND II


rr the - IN % months sierra Brothers, in West I"ehJ-
,,ir,st nv, ,een pulling down bri,k buildings IL "cs'
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o, ter as they opened the new building "a an annex
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- ,1r aors Of the building are used iOr salc7i"onS anu
e, and te fourth anGao turing puTpc SEQ ia conA
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,.i ,rtug Tie summer. An entire ne" doc" Oh sOo'
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cause 81 ihi-
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rn a., i.tie- Hnerr 3 rest am "ir ~ - re-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

JOHN LIPTROL HATrON.
LoxDoy. Sept. 2O.-John Liptro Hatton, the
English com poser, - dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

A STRANGE VIsIIOR Ar THE HOTEL REcREo
An old German woman was found last night
,.,o,. a, the Hotel iirrrro fite~ntn-s anu nv
-, An. ,so,. a ,l..s a. < drus. and q PAISLEY aha1