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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-20
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Gan Antonio, 20. Sanuar $50
spnutassatuang
Seit GINGER .3eit 1T unter ben 9rnz
ooosz0dnblern San Nutonio's cine
Betpegung i'm @anee, tpelGe baraufbin
ob5ielt, Die @ei9dfte mdbrenb 6es
Sonntags gei6lofen gu balten. 9erars
ttge getpegungen fino au9 in anberen
Stdbten wieDerbolt aufgetreten, febod
tuarer es in ienen GdIen ftets Bic 0er=
tdafer unb fonftigen Nngefelten Der
betrefenoen Gei9dftsbduler, aber nidt
bic 8efber felbft, tpel6e Ben Mnfos
ba5u gaben. @olange 6aber bieIe Bes
tpegurg int &abmen perf6nli6er Nb=
ma9ungeu bleibt un6 BON ~atpanastpei=
Ter Sur9fhbrung abfiebt, 1T biefe 0eus
erung als cine erfreuli9e au begriiBen.
yttdt ettpa aus religi6fen un6 fir9li>
den 8riinoen, fpnbern bonn Gta1o,
punt 0er 0umanitdt aug, ba es benz
Wtenffen nur bur@ bis 5onntagsrube
ermogli9t tDirb, f9 bic 6riIGe uno
S%panntraft gu erbalten un5 au bemab=
rem, bic i'm uaunterbro1enen Werfel=
tagsleben rur gu Ieidt berIoren geben
fann unb muB. Wir finb oaber getpib
bic leBten, bic it9 elmer barauf abaies
lenoen Ngitation in ben @eg fte1en
rlodten, iebo9 glauben mir ni9t nads
orlidli9 genug 6arauf binmeifen au
tSnnen, ME dngitli9 bierbei MQes per.
rnieben tper6en muB, mas irgenbpie
nod 3uang ausfiebt.
Cine gepifIe Clique partet 1llr bars
auf, einen Nnbaltspunft fir bic grrei.
dung ibres Muni9es nod ginfabrunQ
oes SonrtagssDanges au befommen,
babett tie biefen erf, barrr tueroen IL
teiu Mittel unberfu1t IaHen, aud Bel
l1ns ienert entfeBli9 6ben puritanif9er
Sonntdg ein5ufabrerl, Der beiipielsmeift
tn @nglanb bic 2eute aus purer Ser.
3tpeiflung uab 2angeueiIe in bic Gir.
den treibt.
Daber if es au9 erfreuli@, baB Be,
bieiige &obbiner, 9err Dr. 2enintbaI,
Elm febr einf9tiger unb liberalerMa
bic an i'm ergangene 2%uforberung,
n9 getpi6ermaBen in feiner amtli6en
@igeni9aft an bieier Mgitation 3u be.
tbeiligen, obgelebnt unb bic grtldrunq
abgegeben bot, baB CT nit Der bewuBten
Betpegung gum 66lieBen Der @ef@dftt
am Sonntag, in feiner Weife In Ser.
binbuug ffebt.
Aber eben biefe Betpegung pir6 nun
pom ben Sonntagsmudern ausgenubt,
bic bereits cine MaFenperiammIuul
NIT 8e5ug auf Die ftrenge Dur9tibruue
oes Sonntagsgefebes auberaumt baben,
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ginem aIten arate, Der bon ber praris am.
riidaeaosen Iebt, iuurbe bur@ einen ofinOii@eu
Mifiondr bic 8eidreibuns eines eiafaden
besetabilti@en SeiImittels tiir bic fdnelle unb
6anernbe 9eiIuug bon 2ungenf@ipinbiudt,
Bronchitis, gatarrb, Afbma unb allen 9aI3.
un5 2u~nsentranFbeiten a%uSsebdnbist. Aud
elm Mittel fir poftibe. rabifale 6eiIuns bon
Nerbeni9md@e unb allen 2er~benfrant6eiten.
Nadbem Der Dott6r bic punDerbaren 9eiltrGfte
Mitmenf6en brtaHnt aa MAIDEN. Bon Dieiem
Wotib uao @unfd setrieben, 6anbelte er. Sd
fenbe biefes &esept fofenfrei an Aae, bic q
plniden, in Oeatf@er, ensliI9er ODER f~ranaSf.
i6er Spra6e, NIT boiler Mnpeiluns Der Ser.
feIuns unb bes @ebrands. Senoe abrefe
unb 8riefmarfe, be3iebe Did auf biefe 8eituns
uno i'd ienbe 60 fofort. Us. u. No1es, 149
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Mit benz 9erannaben ber 9erbtiai=
ion ffeigert ii6 aud tpieber bas 8eblrfz
nib unftres Mfagens fiir fubitantieue
Speiien. uniere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Gleii@, unb UNI foldes frif@ uuo
gut gu e%rlangen, fann man unm6gli9
einen auperldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 96fling & Sobn, SO.
81 Nbe. s. Sie 9erreu baden benz
@ei@mad ibrer &unben @e9nung ges
trager unb III ibrem @tabliKement cine
falte 2uftmaf@ine erri9tet, tpel9e allen
Nnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb gnts
fernung f@dbli9er Snsrebien5en bes
Sleif@es entfpri9t. Sic baberl beftdns
big IN ibren @iebb6fen einen groBen
Worratb BON Maftpieb, aus tpel9em
muir bas Bette fir ibre Gunoen gewdblt
tptrb. User reel bebient fem mill, Der
beiu9e ben Marft Ro. 511
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6. $. Walaer, @boleialez umb
&etailbdnbler in. Garben. Selen, Inz
trei6ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Nntonip empfeblt fem groBes
9ager in bieien MrtifeIn gu Stem Oori
preiien unb ma9t gang DEFENDERS auf
ben geudblten 8orratb bon Bilbern
@bromos. &upfers unb StabIfti6en,
Oelgemdloen uno Pbantafie ; Bilbern
aler Mrt. ferner auf Die gei9madpole
MustDabl Don 8ilberrabmen Der aler.
mobernften Gorm unb ouf bic Naes
umfaRenoen 3ei9enmaterialen auf.
merfiam. GGe Nuftrdse fir irgerb eine
Der obigen 8rau6en tueroen prompt
ausgefibrt; Silber BON iecer Gr6Be elm.
gerabmt unb ale Nrbeiten m6gli9f
i4nel unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
f9la9eu.
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= Die neuen S9uIgebdu6e Der 3teu
unb 4ten Waro finb p0Qenbet.
=. 8efern Na4mittag folte cine Gi>
sung bes Staotratbs fattfnoen, bod
es mar abermals tein Quorum pors
banben.
- SIN ebrmir6igen @lter BON IS
Sahren itarb beute Morsen @ottfrie6
SeHel, Der dltefte beuti1e 8emohner
San Intonios. Ser 8erhorbene famms
tie aus B6bmen unb ~tuan6erte Dor nabes
gu 40 Sabren in 9eras elm, tuofelbft ct
tn San Iutonio feinen bauernben
Wobnort auff9lug. ct binterldBt
&inber, Nefen uno @nfel, bic ben Sob
bes @retfes betrauerr. M6ge ct fanft
i'm @rabe ruben!
9err pDiIi PIP WeiIba6er,
elm iunser Oeuti6er, bat f6 Dor Gurs
sem bier nieberselaHen unb in Der 9.
StraBe No. IA cine Wurt : Sabrit aes
griinbet. Na9 ben Proben ai urtbei,
len, bic er uns freunbli6f ~iberian6te,
berfebt CT fem @ei9dft. ausgeaei6net
unb mir f0nnen baber feline Waaren
betens empfeblen. Seine 8Iuts uub
Se6er:pirfte, Die aud feline Bratmurife
iperben felbt ben berm6bntefen unb
onipru9suolit en @aumen b~efriebiaen.
@phr 6rihpr oS,,tnoI;ero mo;..nv..
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2aBt @ud5 bur@ nidts abbaIten, gu
GeDrge q. SuIliban, No. 249
Wef.@ommereefraBe, gu geben, tuenn
Sbr S9ube unb @tiefel brau9t. SOL
gen6es iOl enti6eioen, ob man Idnger
nod bobe preiie in anberu @ei6dften
be5ablen foa. 9err Sul1ioan bat BEN
fdmmtli9en Waaren=8orrotb i'm Wer.
tbe bon mebreren Sauieub Dollars er=
%tanben. uno pertauit bas be,iibmte
ReDuolos Bros. 6abrlfai fir 0srren,
0amen, Gihber bili9er als irgeno Sc
manb. 96ube fur G9ultinoer. nelhe
felt Sabren nit $1.75 be5ablt purbem,
foiten bel Sulipan $3.50. On &sihs
baltiafeit pom @em6bnli6feu biz gum
Jeiniten febt GuQiDan uniberlrofen
ba. 16o. 3aft
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Sen 8efu@ern meiues Bifarb.
Salons, fowie benz publifum i'm Ma.
gemeirett aeige i6 hermit an. baB i'd
Dom 1. Mdra ab bic 9ontrole iber biz
Billiards feIbit tibernebme, ba 9err %.
$. @larf f6 auf ieiuen eisenen @unfd
berGnbert.
Bonn l. Mdr5 an tperben- bei mir brei
ber feinifen 8illarttii@e, uie fie bon
ben erfen 8iliaroipielern BET WeIi
benubt tuerben, su finben fem.
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- 9as gr6Bte 2ager bon @emebr
uno &ebolber= patronerr unb CULLEN
bel giper & S@uItbeB.
SANS 6. 0eaemer

9umberparb an SoutonfraBe;
Safb, Door un6 8linb Gactorb
an Npenile s. 9iefert ole Mrten bon
8aubols, 8rettern unb G@inbeln
gu ben niebrigfien Breiien un6 fiibrt in
feiner @@neioefabrif ole Muftrdge ftr
Sbiren, Geufterrabmen, Saloufien &c.
&C. prompt aus. 8auuntermebmer urb
Baulufige MAIDEN mir auf bic @tablifs
femeuts beg Germ Sege,ter hermit be-
forbers oufmertiam. [9,7,85,m1i
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aIe Mitglieber Der MiIar 2oge bic:
fes Orbens fin6 eriu@t, fi6 am %.
B. M. u ubr 4benos i'm Gafino ein3u
fin6en, nm ben Moffer Wortma1 au
bemilfomEnen. 9erielbe pirb banr
cine 8orleiung iiber bas Streben uni
bic 3mede beg Oroens balten. Muiil
6ur8 WeNQifter's Or9eter. Na9 bel
8orlefung: BAL.
&uf MnDrbnung Des committees
Sobn $. s peIanb,
19,1.5mt @orfber.
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geriudte Songaline in rneiner
pribat= tDte aud 6oipitalsp raris unb
bate in bei6en bic getptni6ten grfolge
er5ielt. Nu@ anoere beige Mer5te er>
fldren es fir elm ausge3ei9netes Mittel.
6. 81. Gielb, 80. g., plainfielb, RS.
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Nrpbfre "a fsfhfs

Der 8etueis fur bic Site bes @ubbins beteb
nidt I'M Rauen bes Garnes, fonbern III Be.
niituna Der @elesenbeit gum gertoften befel.
ben. 8. RaIteher G Con, bic Npotbeter, baben
cine YrobeFai4e bon Or. Bpfanto's Sufen.
unb 9ungen. SHRIMP, fTr Seben, Der nit Snien,
G~rfdltungen, afbma. S@pinbfudt ODER Gun.
aentranf9eit aepIaat If.
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Sir Sarnter, @drtner tub 8Immett
freunOe.

Der &eprGfertant @oub. Sabers CT:
bietet f9, an Ile, bic 8ebarf bafiii
baben. 8lumenz unb @artenidmereieu
bonn Nderbau : Separtement gratis al
b~erienben, tuenn bic 8eiteaung fofort
gema9t tuirb. Nuftrdge fur iol@e sd.
mereien nit fpe3ieQer Angabe Der Sor.
ten unb Grten ,timint Sic Expedition
Der Il reien greffe-.ir SerasA
e~ntgegen.
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gsm. S. outtcriise & Co.,

Y1umbers u. @asz Titters,
1856 81 .Soufonfrase, Gan Mntonio. Babe.
%tuannen, etursbdber, 8aFereIofe!s, Marmor.
platten, @ummii@ldude, 8Iei unb @iienrob.
rem, 8~ierapparate unb @asFxtures aIer grt.
stae 4ufraee peroen prompt aussefibrt.
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= Gin Yfunb bon @eorg SuInias
3aHee If 70 Diel lpertb als 3pei Dfunb
irgenb zines anoern i'm Marft befinbs
Ii@eu.
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= Saeob Dulnig am Militdr plasa
fabrt ale Aualitdten BON Georg Dull
ni9s &ahee, iopobl ger6feten, ME ges
mablenen. Is, 1t1M
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VMwMMeNA

how many terrible aches ones Door head
ma and what suffering Is caused by these
headaches. Relief may be had from Nervous,
N@uralgic, or Sick Headache by the use OF
MNunrNAue Which Is not q cure-sll, but
~~N"SSe""V~ which Ia q cure for Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sciatica
I'D Gout. No proprietary medicine has ever
setatncd such strong endorsement from the
H3sdical profession.
FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A. a. MEI6lER, Sole PrOpristOr, TOO q
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air nbrett unb @6mudiode

II Sur. nbre1 unb s@mudia6ett
befu9e man @riBer 8ros., 2O7
Main ploaa. Sober @egenfanb, ben
man baielbft fauft, tpirb garantirt.
Gin groBes rei@baltiges Eager fur bic
Geiertage. 8efu9er bonn 2anbe tpers
ben es BON Nuben inben9 unfere Waas
rea au befi9tigen, ebe fie anbersmo
tQufen.
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- 8eranlaBt guren @roeer, @eprq
Sulnigs g~er0feten urb gemablenen
&afee 81 ftbren, urb erIangt auf biez
fe Nrt ben @ertb Cures @elbes.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
CALENDAi, TO-DAY

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COURT OF AND IfRdiNtB-BeIOre judge i'artci',
Distnc Attorneys Fellows ana rurd'
until May l. - , ,.,,. r,,ao
COu,.r OF GENERA. ~IssONs-PAgr l-ieiore udse
cowlnr M ASS staut District Attorney Bedori /,
z D. :. ., D. I. ., y. 3D. ii. IL lJ. A.
COURI ,asips,-P AIT l.--Betore hccorucr
smyh ana Assistant Dls Tict-Attorney reows.-No o.
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New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
DISTURBING LAND GRANT TITLES.

WASHINGTON, Nav 3 specialization half
hours debate House to-day suspended the rules ana
pas bill, the effect OF which, aceoriinS to s oppo'
nents will be unsette the titles TO many millions ot
acres OF ,nds ncluiei within the limits OF land grants
for railroads other purposes The title and ptrpose
OF the me lsure explained aud DEFENDED by Mrssrs
Payson ana Anderson. limit the scope o. the proposed
act to cert aud' granite for the benefit Of three r'
road In In'as. the whole quantity ndspdte
being only some 10 600 acres. This amount t Il said.
ha, been certified To railroads IN OF the guam
tity 70 they entitled ny the number of miles of
road built Messrs Stephenson and Van Eaton who
submitted their minority OF the Public Lands
ConIuittac, inst the amendment enpoiie III
thrl section of The original BILL not only extends IN
provisions Land hut forces the adoption or
a OF the land laws IA accord snco wan
the views OF Conn ssoner SDtrks. wno IA, dreds |.
the numper OF acres 10 which lana grant
railroad emit ed depends MOI upon the actual mileage
huilt but bOu dlst,ucs mics ~ dlrec nnc bo-
tween terIninL This cOnstructon If adOplet by Con.
gress with the other provisions OF the O VIII
deprive all land companies not quit III az
air line, OF some portions OF their srAnts.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
TIE COURTS.
TIE CLAUsEN HABEAs CORPUS.
HE pA1HE. AND UNCLE or THE YOUNG MAN SAY


THEY DO NOT coz Troll HIN.
In behalf OF Henry Clau zen, jr., the brewer,
and hls hrother-inaw. Charles stocky. return was
made yesterday by samuel Untermeyer to Justice
Donohue IN the Supreme Court Chambers to the writ
oi babeas corpus obtained b, Mrs. Mihne H. CIan'en
in which thcy directed to cease restraiung the
liberty OF Charles T. Causen. the OF the wer and
present him bef the court that lie may he restored
to his wife. ArJavts -nted IN w1ch they de-
med hat they had any control over the young man.
The father def that he last his sunday
night, April ut the dep nenrs hou -e, at ghty-thr
st. aud Eastern Boulevard He denied that he had
restrained him OF hi- liberty or knew anything whatever
OF his whereabouts d" have refused" the AFFIDAVIT
continues. ito have any social communication Will
him or to recognise him ia INV family ever since
shortly after my return FROM Europe 10 or about
November. 1885. Previous to that time he nd bren
ivinY fsmi but frO the time learned these
relations refused hun iny home or assistance
II II further set forth that at the interress'on OF
Charles stOcky, uncle or the depohents son'
and after the disappearance OF the peitioner
aud after she had been found In dsrepnt 'be place
with Gorge Surtevant the deponent granted his son
an interview On sunday night April ii. HIS son tn"n
said that he vas not marrlen TO thr p uonrr ana ,
himself aud his family by the relations he had been
sntnE tnsrsiro,u aud that he want.d to xo away
whrre he did not meet those who knew MIN.
H"riI nriner to s"' do with the woman; "' that he
won not i've wi her again And that he was Disguised
away from New-York. Tue Opponent refused to give
him money interfere in his behalf. and no left the
house. saving he was going away in any event .
Charles StOrky Ia an aftavtt cOrrobOrates that ol
Henry C'ausen. r ana further says that since April
he has Charles at and this oy since this
writ issued the drponent has visited Charles
at Paterson. The latter expressed his willingness
to sppenr personally IN court II he could be
assured agams .rrest on an order ssnei in tho petit
tOnerS hn FOR ab comment, a'hlng tlat
II he wa. arres"d his father would nail for him
ami he did know how he could secure his release
Mr. StOcky pXpes.rs belief that the soe purpose ol
the On res within the jurisdiction OF the
court that he can be lrrcstet.
James H. PcudlrtOn. who appeared for the pettoner
for adjournment unti -tay 80 that he might
opportunity traverse the return and this was
| I'd
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
TTPOps FOH DR.. RRIATOH'S TPTtL L.

Many persons In Rocland County surprised yester
IA fear r counsel for tiev
r.. X iristor ihs opening OF the spring
a. no ONT uf 1ernncr at Sew ity that tho de
fence WA, rrady irll tie spread rapidly !
ov, that part the The courtroom was soon ulcd
Ts - seated be "a lnd ud "a iiOO
and sur. gloomy expression Tie Jury panel was
eNbau ad 4 clock special pane forty has been
s,,r,,o for ihis I.g Il
crptod ami sworn hov rom al sec ions OF lhs
c,utv rst follows John and John SiTcnprr IaiKS
nan ili ui Is Corn Miard ri NOR ONtrlOhA.
OfanretOwn Edward D. Barron AMI thomas Was 1uruc.
au.,.o robert Tho n. POINT.
-yrI a hu tils. between occurred du <
t,oe en- good and refer H..
Ic.pnasse Who walked wil cuckrn iioh iiaNcf-
lnhmctOI 10 Cleveland alton drawn
on ths tur,. \ hc eircJoG trustee o.
ms. or oLur but court that be was not q.
me nrr %. tle church &. T. non who Is assn' ited
wt District t.OIcV lcmaicsi Ia the prosecution clal
Lon Rcn le SD nassc aid he excuse
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u..r courthOu-v II Iwu- with al Airs Aplii
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New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, MAY s. he general courts
martial at Jefferson Barracks M 'sour; ColumOu' Bar
racks Onio and Dtvs Island. New.York Iiaroor have
dissolved and the following courts ordered to take
their place on May 5. Al Jefferson Barracks: Malor
John X. Migner. 4th Cavalry Captains Adam Craner.
9Th Cavalry; Robert II. MONTGOMERY 5th Cavalry aud
Samuel NJ swigert, . Cavalry; First Lieutenauts g. f.
Chase. 81 Cavalry; 5. A. Mason. 4th cavalry; r. NJ
slbley, Cavalry. aud Phillip Powell, 9th C'v'iY
with FIRST Lieutenant fl. h. Huntington, > C'yAry,
Judge Advocate. AT Columbus Barracks LeuienAnt'
Colonel r. H. OGiey. l7th Infantry; Captain : p. Joes-
lyn 2lst Infantry Captain d. f. Ca lst Infantry;
Cap.aiu A. IL. Young. Assistant Qt'rternaster; trss
Lieutenant L. T. Brown. ith ini.ntry; FIRST LeutcnaAt
Alexander Ole. l7;h InIantry and First Lieutenant
T. W. Morrison. 10th Infantry. Jud Advocate AZ
ID ,vid's Island: Lieutenant Colonel A L. Hough ION
Ilfanry; Captain T. l. rrotier. lin Ia'aniry Cap"in
s. L. Stafford. l5th Infantry; First Lieutenant H. h.
M,ske 18th Infantry: First Lieutenant G. ID. Cowle-
I'D Infa TRY; First Lleutcnant john warns "a in-
tantrv; FIRST Lieutenant WIlam L. Pitcher. sth ii'
fautry, ami First Lieutenant William H. Hohnan ll'h
Iufaptry. Judg-Advocatc
captain J,nrs f. Wilson. n Artillery. aud Second
Lieutenant Jonn T. Thompson, 81 AruIlery, nave orea
ordered {" VcAsDurg. Mss. g. Inspect the "ta ol the
-t.te of Nl,sl,slpp 10 assemble tuat place May
TO- nnd-r Instructions from tne AdjItant-'ieneraL
bo ri of Army officers Consisting ot MAJ 't-ue era
j nu H. ,cHoneiI Colone &. L. Best. IN Artillery anu
Major VI. f. Miller. 5th Artillery. has been ordered 10
asseiuc sl0drue. VA tor the purpose OF stten
ing the animation OF the officer, who nave tdsrn t"o
lwn years course OF instruction al the artillery school
Fir.r Lieutenant James NJ Burns l7tn Infantry. has
!
General stanley May 81 ant ordered ~ JOtA W. tc-F
u,ut m D,Not,. First Liruteua " liam IL. Low 10.
10Th Infantry ns granted additional eiNe 81 Nv"
ornce Tor one mouth Inc of absence OF CpIfia
J. o. Parser. lst Infantry has been turt'e' oA''" "
September 30. 49,, -, ,,a o,,r.
ino ,oiowIug changes have been otercl IN T Vn IN ~
t.rr,.,t.rS, Drp.rtmrnt Colonel Charles H. lh' Nv Nv
s1n. nrd.red n, chef qarler ID Wis on O' mo
A,,,r,,c rooTri l. T. Bin ham chief quarie IA tsIcr'
DIVISION of the hlIssOdri. aul CO.shrl \, t't'' -"
onlcf quarterm4scr ol the DIVISION al the I"en'' q
n lnr-t,furr,l J. NJ SsLOlrd has been ieta''d Az .
| ,ur'',,r of tne Army K,UrUs B art al n0Feiu"t
! Is.ud Nrw.Yoik First Lieutenant E :. fhiro" = Is'
I,''ry h., been ordered peIOIe the Board ior exam
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
BOYCOTrIyG l. lNrlNIDATiOV.

Nrw-HAvEN, May 3 (SDcciaD.-Ihe oppO-
nrnts OF boycottng gained victory IN the city Court
this morning. The demurrer eutere b. the defence
few days ago IA Is. +. Giden, tIc walking
d-legste who arrested = week for illuminating
Mr.srs. Meulen trreiiuS from ad cri-iIx HE
Jou,anl anil Courier WAS oyerrucd 10y Judge Pickett
The iud-e gave long opinion on tue lesa meaning of
The word bo ,cOit. Tho most important clause la the
decision was the following:
In. curt therefore Ids intt The trca TO bOyc"tt
A. qualified The coiplB t - threat u do an lie gal
act wril tcuiIt,i t. lntimilate.'
The Jrfrndant not prepared to 20 nn with tho
friI on ia. merits the and "a i
nnt -lurlay Professor ra!t, the d"i-n innfs c0nu-
sci says ia 4 the matter viii - ia,cn to ihc supreme
,yurt nf Conurclicut Ter anal adlpdIc.tinn.
Al "A meeting - The Nrw-iliNru Trades Council To-
nirnt II was voted 10 bOl cott pcE The Nt"-i'Nen
natber snp- and other huaincas whc.r tia pap
ia subscribrd for nave warned that they VIII DO
boy cotlod If they do not stop taking IL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

OF BENJAMIN prov lss that widow heirs Of deceasc
snail $l.DD Bernard ScbnooN was initiated
OF ahat Lodge. ~ 10 ~ { as ia0 lie
mont atter l' was nll1-
rd reported the lodge saydlt AT his wies
nam vas ssebecca He December lNo KeOetca
-ohloDk tho lodg' ,or Ia amount duo her "a tie
trial in the superior COURT tie
defendaDt pio g that SchnoDk mtriiet IN London
I'm ar,h icc and and th,r diugher lara
aSe L ri CT wa 81 tie pti nm IN" JUG
VI ed by The General Term ster lay because II
nnt proven hat dow had been accented ~ fhe
contract to he 'usIon OF
the Kohn resented the ain N and Aired
1T caller the defendant.
l. was decide Yesterday ~hcris that the fur
William o. ancrs house 30 81 Fiitl ave, was
properly iee upon In prop TtY Tor ~" sSt acon
OF G idginea 400 jO) in o. the receiver o
Grll Julien 1. Mr. Warner claims the
furniture the ed Of wh II $50 600 as her
prv ttr prop rty She sued for ard = e
cct o. verdict OF tho III '"Is Jury IL TO secure n
snerif the Dond in cas- her sulI
l,s