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4 hI,rpprshensLon.

CoLpxspss. O.. March 80 W. ]. Elliott
to-day communicated with Patrick Egan,
asking him 10 explain he Parntll cable
gram approving the Parliamentary Aid
Association. Egan replied saying Par
nelTs cable was sent under q misapprehen-
sion of the object Of some Of the provisions
Of the Association.
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Looks so Untidy.

Nothing looks more untidy than the
presence Of scurf and dandruff in thu hair
and on the clothing. One bottle Of Par.
ker's Hair Balsam win heal the scalp and
free il from this nuissnca. Stops falling Of
The hair, prsMotes neg growth and makes
ii soft. glosss and silky. Best addressing.
peiciolsly perfumsd.
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Hosmar Cnnfirms This.

BosroN, March ao.-The 81, GOO sculling
match between Hsnlan and Ross, scheduled
for June "a, at Lockine, is understood to
be of, 1t is officially announced that
Hanlan and Hosmer will row for $l0,560
at Lake Joseph, near Gaebec, on June p
Hosmer confirms this.
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THE GREAT BELGIUM s5RiKE,
Tho Charieroi Strike Epds,I-.A Socialist
Editor a Frestsd.

Tho CharIeroi Strike Epds,l..A Socialist
Editor. "A Trestsd.
BRUSSELS, Masch 30.-The strike IN
CharleEoi ended this evening. The civic
guards have been disbandsd.
Three hundred workmen employed ia
the merino factories at Davant and Q like
nQmber Of quarrymen st Ecoussips went
out on strike to-day.
NJ. Goulle, Of the Paris Socialist paper,
Cri Du Peuple, was arrested upon Bis sr.
rival at Cbarleroi to-day and conducted
back 10 the frontier.
The quarry owners in the Tourney dis.
lyset have decided 10 restore the scale OF
wages in effect last September, hoping
thereby to settle The present ,rouslsa
Quieting.
BkVssELs, March 30.-Qaist he's not only
been restored at Charleroi, but the strikers
are generally rcturripg TO work. The only
locality where the disturbances have ir-
creased is ,hs central coal mining district.
The principal quarry owner IN the Tournia
district has contsd 10 inc,sase The wages
OF bis men II the nfasser miners at their
meeting tonight shsll acquiesca A mob
Of strikers entered Tournia this morning
making noisy demonstrations, but thsy
withdrew when thoy Iound the town thor
ouehly gusrdai BY qendarmss.
The latter have the s,reeta % we'll Do
iroled that II is practically impossible for
rioters 10 assemble at any place In the
town. IN the Lieg district the strikers ARE
lees violent. At yerviers, fesvteea miles
east Of Leg, the police have seized the
Office and papers OF the Secretary Of The
Worknea's Universal Union.
Ike 0evsrnov VIII Istsrfsrs.
BRusEIs. March 3o.-Advices from Iisr
say that quiet has been restored there. Ths
troops vh'ch have been stationed at Char
leroi and Lieg are leaving these places for
Tournoi and Mons. The Govsrnos Of Eeg
has promised the striking ni.ers thas bs
will intercede for then viii their employ
ers with the object Of securing for The
workmeo an increase Of wages.
The Americas Dollar.
LosDoS, March 30.-Ths Scotchmsn
states that Mr. ti,slstsoe's scheme Of
home rule for Ireland allows the Irish to
have . epArate currency Of tbsis ovs.
The result Of vhich would BE-" the pspss
says, the ein,roduction OF dollars and csnts
currency In imitation Of that money OF he
United States, which has been 20 potsst .
factor in forcing Englssd 10 msks tssna
With the Irish"
An Anarchist Sheet sqsssssss.
PAEIs, March 30.-Ths suihorities have
seized the editor Of - Anascbis. paper
printed 10 Brussels and sent here 10 b or
culsted.
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wild Par.nip. mi. Tims.

EAsr SAoASAw, Mich March 30.-The
family Of Thos. Ralison, farmer living
eight miles from here, ate wild pSrsnips
-ss.e-dsy. Two of the children, aged
and I, diei iroua ihe eascts Of .ha posion
and the mother Is not expected to recover.
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shaanr Mike SENT Up.

TaoT, \. L, March SO.-Michael Kurfz,
otherwise known as "Sheeney Mike," was
this morning sentenced to eighteen and
3 half years in the penitentiary. His coun.
sci will sppes'.
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"a Fatal Fire.

DETROIT, March 39.-A special to the
Journal says: A terrible ere Sisitsi hron-
,on this morning. Two persons we're
bvrpea to death AID several badly Injured.
L4oss about $50.
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"WaEs hesdsch

"WaEs hesdschs joins neuralgia, then
comes the tug Of war A wise general
knows very veil hov TO marshal his forces.
His 6rst, lasi, and best charge u nsds
with bottle Of salvation Oh, and the
doughty foe hes cripgiDg in ttsdnst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-31
The CONFERENCE

Between gould and the Knights-A Favor
able Outlook.
NEw YORK, March Sci p. m.-The
question as to the general principle of ar
bitrstion is being thoroughly discussed be-
tween Mr.. Gould and The committee Of
the Knights of Labor, to-day. The session
began at II o'clock and still continues
Mr. Hoxie, in St. Louis, connected with
the committee by direct wire and IS taking
an active part in the conference. \ gen
tleman whs has been in the committee
room all morning states that the outlook
Tor an agreement as TO the manner and
conditions of o settlement by arbitration
are very favorable.
ASSUMING A WIDE FIELD.
2:45 P. N.-Ths conference still con.
unueS aud the discussion is covering avery
vide 6eld Congressman 0'Nsilrs bin has
received considerable attention aud Gen.
SEayne has been before the body giving
MS views IS to It's merits Owing to the
great number Of mstters that ore being dis
eussed 1t is not likely that the gentlemen
IN conference will be able 10 finish their
laoors to-day, but up to this time consid-
cradle progress towards an agreement has
osen made and il is nov thought that q
decision as to whether or not the difference
can De settled by arbitration will be arrived
st todsy, but the details will have to be
arranged tomorrow.
200 o. m.-Ths conference.-the now sd-
loarned to meet sgsih tomorrow morning.
II ls stated that considerable progress has
oeen made in negotiations for 9 settlement
oy arbitration but the whole matter is in
sueh crude state st present that no details
or results Of the days labor will be made
public.
AWAITING boxes ADyICE.
In an Interview just held with q gentle.
man who has been present sc to-dsy's con-
ference and stands very close to Mr.. Gould,
a. vas learned that COMMITTEES OF the
hnlghts OF Labor submitted a proposition
ios arbitration which has been referred 20
ar. d. u. Hoxje at st. Louis. As Mr..
Ho1ld declined to act without the advice
oa Nh. HoHie the meeting was adjourned tc
await its arrival
onoald Mr.. Hoxie reply this evening bis
leSs VII at once be sent to Mr.. PoE1srlY
aau aus associates, and should thsy 20 aa
"' 'nSS Will literally maksthe matter pub
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10 RESPECT FOR THE STATE.

The Strikers Out of the sheTiG's CGntrGl-
He Asks the Governors Aid.
ST. LOUIS, March 30.-The following
dispatch was sent this morning by Sheriff
Robiquet, of St. Clair county, ILL.,, to Gov
eruor oglesby, bHt no reply has yet been
received;
EAST ST. LOUIS, March 30.
To Governor Oglesby, Springfield, ILL.,:
Your dispatch was received too late for
me- % come to Springfield, and my state
of health is impaired 80 much By late vigils
that it is out Of the question foR me to go
far from home. | called the posse at East
st. LOUIS when the emergency occurred.
Few persons responded and few will. There
are nine yards here. There are fully
fifteen hund.aS men determined that no
freight trains shsli move They
respect no authority and seem to hold the
State of Illinois in contempt. 1t is folly to
think Of moving freight trains here unless
the State sends strong force. All at,
tempts to 90 81 viii result in failure and
bring the authorities into further eont6Apt.
Engln6S nave O6Su hllleu tnio InOIuluS anu
the freight blockade is complete, except as
TO .se road in the hands Of United States
marshais. TEs strikers seem to have q
strong respect for the United States, but
none for the State.
Signed FRED RoBQUIET,
Sheriff 81. Clair County, i'll.
Eiliiia Ordered to East St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, March SO.-2:39 p. ma
special despatch from Decatur, Ills, says;
A telegram has jast been received from
Adiutant General Vance directing the
militia company OF this place to prepare
Immediately to 90 to East s. Louis.
$40 p. m.-The Post Dispatch special
from Springfield, Ills, says: Governor
UglesLy ordered eight sections Of artillery
and a gatling gun OF the aigSth and fifth
regiments militia to hold themselves III IN
slant readiness 10 proceed to East 81!
Louis. Il is believed the force will be or.
dered to move this afternoon.
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HOXIE CONSENTS
To Arbitration After Much Coqust-
ting With the Committee.
He Tells An interviewer He viii
Not DsYiate
From His Line of Conduct Already
Indicated.
The Knights and HOxis viii Meet
In st. Louis
As Soon as Practicable to Settle
the Troubles.
The Strikers Determined and Active
In st. Louis.
State Troops Under Arms for the
Scene Of Disorder.
Traffic Entirely Blocked on the
Gould Roads.


consented to arbitrste. The details Of the
settlement will be arranged with him in st.
Louis whittier the Executive Board will
20 to morrow. The stoy of to-day as
given by the Board is as follows:
The whole discussion to-day between Mr..
Gould aud Mr.. Powiesly was on the sub.
iect Of arbitration generally, and on which
there was uuanimity OF opiniou. Mr Gould
expressed him ssl. very favorsbly, but as the
matter of sdildicatiug the differences had
been referred 20 Mr.. Hoxie. the following
telegram was sent, a. the reques. Of Nr.
Powderly:
ASKING HoNIE
Nav YoRE. March 30.
T. h. " H,ris, General Manager, 81.
Louis:
viii you meet the General Executive
Board ofthe Knights ofLabor or the COM
Rittss of yous employees from the
Knights Of Labor tor the pur.
pose of hearing what the cause
Of complaint was, and for the purpose Of
making settlement OF the present difficult
ties, alike honorable to both parties, either
on the basis Of arbitration or By mutual
agreement. the same 10 De binding on all
pAriies2 a. l.. HoPEISs.
In answer to which the following was re-
ca.yad aud delivered to Nc. PoWdsrly
soou, o'cl3ck.
uoNIE's REPLY.
ST. LOUIS, No, March 80, 1886.
L. L. HopkiHy.
Replying to your inquiry Of this Date, /
have to say that yesterday received from
ar. Gould the toll1wing message (here IS
quoted the message beginning In resum-
ing tbe moving Of trains, } to which l sent
the following reply
jay Gould:
nave your message IN relation to your
interview With Mr. PoRderIy, and also the
letter OF iusrlc,iogs aud will carry out the
same to the hest Of ny ability. / am,
therefore, willing TO meet COM
mlttee OF our eGl DlOF11 WlIulua ulSCElulAuo-
ton, who ara actually AZ work in the service
Of the company ~ ths uins such commit
tee is appointed, 10 sdiudicate with them
any grievances that they may have.
r. VI HoSIE
Mr. Povderly. being so exhausted by
sickness, returned to his home in Scranton
al o'clock 10 night The others Of the
board leave for St. Louis to morrow morn
iug. The 'ollowing Dispatch was sent
TO MIR. IRONS
tonight:
NsS YoRK March 80.
Nrr,ia Irons, So Louis:
Have been ia conference sh day With
the result that Vice President Hoxie agrees
70 the following. Here follows the the
telegram Of Mr.. Hoxie consentiug to ar0l
trate Hsve your Executive Committee
order the men to return 10
work and slso select = special
committee from the employees
Of the Missouri Pacific to wait on hlr.
Hozis 10 adjudicats any grievances. DO
this as quickly as possibls. The board VIII
leave ior St Louis tomorrow.
FREDERICE TTRSEE
Thus ended the work OF the general eX'
ecutve board in this city.
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Base BaII.

at Macon. GA-Macop Z, Chicago
Blues o.
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Horsfords AID Phosphate in con.tipa.
tion.

DR.. J. N. Robinson. Medina. O., ssyf:
"In cases of indigestion, constipation and
nervous prostratien. its resulis are happy"
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Frederick aud C. C. Matthews commits.
stoned postmasters respectively.
George A. Buckner has been commits.
stoned postmaster at Leachtown, W. Va.
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Only Need the Men.

ST.. LOUIS, March 30.-Three freight
trains were started out this Eao-nipg from
the Missouri Pacific yards guarded by q
strong force OF pohcs. There were no
crowds of any size copgregsted in the yards
at the time and none were assembled at
any point along the route leading out OF
the city. 1t is stated thst tia company
could now run their regular nanber OF
trains could the necessary number OF men
be nrocured TO man them.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
:! GENTLEMEN

THE sINGLEBREAsTED LOUNGE JACKET AND
SHOOTING COAT WITH FLAPS AND POCKETS ON
HIPS, MADE WITH SOFT FRONTS, &C. WILL BE
THE MOST POPULAR GARMENTS THIS SEASON
FOR STYLISH AND ROUGH-AN D-READY WEAR
THE MATERIALS USED ARE THE SCOTCH TWEEDS
AND HONEsPUNs MADE FROM THE SOFT sHEr
LAND sOUTHDERN AND CHEvIOT WOoLS. THESE
GOODS COME IN VARIETY OF COLOURS AND WILL
NOT BE SEEN AMONG THE ca ZAP JOHN TAILoRS
OR READY.MADE CLOTHING HOUSES. WE ARE
MAKING THEN WITH PATCH POCKETS. SWELL'iD
SEAMS AND EDGES, FOR.......-.....--.. szo AND 300
TROUSERS WILL BE MADE FROM STRIPES,
CHECKS AND THE NEW Birdie AND BEDFORD
CORDS. WHICH ARE AT PRESENT VERY POPULAR
on THE OTHER SIDE.
AMONG TIE HIGHCLASS TRADES IN LONDON
THEY ARE CUTTING THEN IN THE PLAIN MILL
TARY SHAPE, ABOUT lSla INCHES AT KNEE AND
ls At BOTTOM AND TO SHOW PRONOUNCED
CREASE DOWN BOTH FRONT AND BACK
WE HAVE ALSO RECEIVED LARGE LINE OF
SCOTCH CHECKS FOR TROUsERINGS AT PRESENT
ALL THE RAGE IN LONDON THEY ARE VERY
SUITABLE FOR GENERAL WEAR WE WILL MAKE
THEM 81 so TO $40
EVERY GENTLEMAN OUGHT TO HAVEA COUPLE
OF PAIRS.
ALLGoODsTO ORDER AND WARRANTED AS REP
RESENTED.
OUR PRICES ARE 20 TO 35 PER CENT LOWER
THAN THE FANCY PRICED TAILORs CHARGE FOR
SAME GOODS AND WORKMANSHIP, WHICH CAN
BE VERIFIED BY CALLING ON Us.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
CALENDARS rO-DAY

surrHur COURT. CHAMBERs-Beiore Lawrence. Mos.
g. o. IS ST. az ST. g. 49, l03 1913 III l2h ia, l2S 40
ia lS5 1922 2OS 2I0 23l. 25 28O, 275 277, 27s
300 305 30 Sl 97 32l, S22 827. 3Sl 1888 1884, $780, 5SS
SUPERIOR CoURT-GEyRRAL TgRM-Deforc Davis, p J..
Brady and Daniels, JJ.-keCess.
sUPREAR COURT-SPEClAL 1ERM-PART lI.-AdjOurned
SUPREME CoURr-CIacUIT-PART I.-Before Donohue, j.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIr-PARI lI.-Adourned for the
SUPREME CoURr-CRcUIr-PARr III-Before Peckharo. ].
Case No dav calendar.
SUPREME COUBr-CIRCUH-PART IV.-BefOTe Barrett, j.
sURRoGATRs CoURT-Before Rollins. S.-Estae Of Plumb
minors U3 a III; IS. will OF William j. DOnnelly, IL
Il Will of william Darling II IN; 1873, Will Of Margaret
SUPERIOR CoURr-5fRCIAL TERM-Bofore o'Goman, j.
No day CALENDAR
sUfRklCK COURT-IBlAI lEEA-fAkI l-beIOIc oeuSWlChi
G. j. 20 ia CteD!dr 80
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART U-Adourned for
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PAKr Iv.-Adjourned for
CoHnos PLRAs-sPBcIAL TgRM-Beiore Allen, J.-No.
COMMON PLRIs-TRIAL TKRM-PABr I-Adjournad for the
cry CouRr-GENRRAL TBRM-Before McAdam, c. j.,
Uyalt and browne JJ-ADpeAls from OrdersNOs l. 2. 3,
5 & 4 y g. TO- H. Appeals from judgmrntsNos J. q 3,
g. g. o. 10 H. ~ Is "a, 49, 10. L. l5 10, 20 q, ~.
20, "a 25 2o. 81 %. 20 80.
CITY CoURT-TRlAL 1ERM-PARr I-Ad)ourned Tor the
CRY CoURr-TmAL TEEM-PARr II.-BctOrc McAdam
c. J.-NO day calendar 49, ,.. ,.,
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-PART Before Judge
jiderseeve Assistant District Attorney EIk6erald
Nos 2 T. .. T. B. 8. TO- H. H. 49, a. 10 TO- H. 10
G6TRT or GENERAL. SEssIoxs-PART II.-Beiore Judge
Cowug and Assistant District Attorney Purdy l.
o 10, H. H. 49, Ia 10, TO- H. 49, H. ~ a. %E'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
0eIufy'
LADIES' TAILORING DEPARTMENT.

The complete success that had attended the introduce
ton Of high-c'Hss Rarncnls into this country has
compelled make much lar ter preparations for this
Spring and summer season. We have imported the
InndsOme@t stock WOOilcnt for Ladies' that
could be found in the Old Country.
The chief feature goods fbr Travelling. Yachting
Fishing Shooting. Promenade dnd General Wear arc
the scotch Tyeeds IIOmesptus. They In vnri-
cty Of Colours.
The latest design In goods Nr. Dclury while visit
ing of the fine trades In London was range of
stripes in numerous colours. They the
terial now in use for Walking Costumes and Riding
Habits We have imported atge stock of these goods,
together with an elegant line OF sample Garments.
Among them j. simile of n Walking Costume aud
Riding Habit made by the great house of Wilmer
housens Pccadily, for the PRINCESS Beatrice They
something grand.
just received new line OF English Covert Coatings.
We are making them with strapped seams und Lined
silk for S35 and $40. These present all the
rage London they dO show the dusi and very
suitable for Driving and General Wear. All goods 10
order and warranted as represented
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
NEW-YORK DAI LY TRIBUNE,

Steamer John Gibson Young GEORGETOWN aud Alexandria
steamer ety OF SewBcdtord Davis FAN RIVER with mdsc
s3p iro6 cross Br, sheldr ke Calcutta lOs days with
mGse 10 Rail- Brosi vessel 10 Ahkel & Douglass
ship Dora Ger Meyer Brcrbon Al days, with mdse to or
G q
BsIk Nimbus of Windsor Mi Smith. Antwerp so dsy $.
with cement and empty barrels TO ORDER Vessei 10 or
Bsrk Egeria o 81 John NB Kerr bordeaux 4s with
e ser Ro5Sa u % 0rG ITyTs ysSIs q aav. with lu.
Der TO Chase Talbot & COi vessel TO Scammeu Bros
sUNsET-wInd at Sandy Hobk light. 81 clear Al City
Island. light sWi clear.
SANDY Ho,r. 10 prn-Baronettr SOOl: thermometer Ssi
swel, heavy 4 wind. sw. mi IS clear
Arrived yesterday
oseensewD n oT & mGs and s5 cabin and $50
passengers 70 Peter Wright sbns Arrived at the Bar Al
IL m: ,-..,. m, e,o,ra-, aIs.rov Mar 1s
1sr6s S ts @ds and BALDWIN
Co. Arrived at the Bar at q, 80 PIN; ,,,o @, r.o
steamer Maanzas FairclOtb, MatanEas MAI 10,
90 Nassau ~ Ty with mise and passengers 70 jas
ana s Il sSsE2En RSgfSt a si' % WIN ~
SAILED.
steamers Atonowor for bomb ty wehaven. Po
mona Montego Bay. Bonavista it Thomas
Brig Carib. for Belize
Also saled-va Long Island dound-stesmers Garth for
santande1 Francona Portland II Dimock. Boston
MISCELLANEOUS.
ST THOMAS, Mar 27-shp Lobn. Burrill tBrl, Wright
from New York Fob II for Shan has put In nero IN ds
THE MOVEMENTS bF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Mar 27-Arrved stpamer Dominion tBr, Hun.
ter. from Portland
Sailed steamer Palestine (Brl. Whitevay. for BOSTON,
QURgNsIowN. Mar 2S-Sailed steamer Abyssnia (Br),
Price. from Liverpool hence for Now-York, -
Also sailed. steamer UmbIa (Bt McMickan from Liver
pOoi hence for New.YorK.
PIYNOfTH Mar 2s-Arryed sttamer LessinR Gerl. VOss
from Neu.York Mar tx bay TO Hamburg (and pro-
ceededl. 49, -.
Mar 2SPasscd steamer Kansas (Br, Gleg' from
Boston Mar II her "a LivFpOol.
ANTWERP Mar 2S-salcd stsau er Rhynand (Belg) Jami
son. New York.
GIBRALTAR. Mar 26-Passed Heamer Hana (Brl craig
from Mediterranean ports for NeF York.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
SPRING N THE PARK AND ON THE ROAD.
CROWDS ENJOYING THE BRIGHT sUNsHINE-sPEED-

ING THE RIOTERS.
All of the paths IN the lower half OF Central
Park were filled with people yesterday AFTERNOON.
The sidewalks Of Madison and Fifth aves and the
cars of the elevated roads were also thrOuged vi
pleasuIe-seekers The somewhat depleted menag-
erie was the centre Of attraction and It's buildings
were filled with a crowd that would have dellghted
the heart of a pIckpocket. The tiger twisted and
turned about in his ca ge and the solemn hyena sat
up so straight that the on-ooker was impressed
with the idea that he was hung up by the neck
Outside the slender antelope, with his long horns
twisted jauntily awry ate peanuts IRON the hahds
Of the benevolent rpeCt atOrS, and the hapPy Iahly
Of bears in the new PIT the bill gamboIed about
before largo and enthusiastic company. across
the 6elds could be seen the occasional Hash Of a
light pony cart as II spun ai0hg ihe
road followed by the rumblng barouche
while from the other side came the
rattle Of the small boys skates be led The police
man chase up and down the sidewalks. Inc
grass had not begun TO turn green or the tree0 10
bud but the people had evidently become con-
vinoed that spring had come and they were all act
ing up 70 their convictions.
pleasant Sunday, is sure to bring TIE r road
riders out In force. They jog through the PARK up
st, NichOlas-aye. then cross over NcCOmb's Dam
Bridge and up Jerome-aye. OF course, they all
stop at one of the many road houses. II seems as
II half the sport Of owning uotter lies In dlscuSS
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Conference OF Anthracite Coal Company presidents.
Street parade of Barnums circus, evening.
Review OF 7th Regiment by General Fitzgerald.
aruory, evening.
Board Of Directors Hatmakers' National Association,
fremont House. 10 a.
Winaus divorce case before Referee Nash, . p. IN.
Meeting OF Baptist and Reformed preachers.
Mrs Warmers suit before SherNs jury.
ORGANIZATION OF Unitarian Congregational society,
Unity Chapel. Harlem, p. IN.
Academ of Sciences. Hamilton Hall, p. m.
Travellers Protective Association, Norton House, y
y
Dr. l. =. Pitchers lecture. ST. Johns NJ. f. Church.,
Brooklyn, p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF EEW.YORK ...SU NDAY,
ARRIVED.

PORT OF ORK........sUNDAY MARCH %, 1885
ARRIVED.
steamer Republic tBr. Irving Liverpool Mar is Queens
town no with and passengers COrts Arrived at
the at - I'M 49,. q -. ,,,
dso and 90 72 steerage passengers ~ louis dc
gebi.n. Arrived at the Bar at l..O m. -. go.
steamer Archimed,s tBrl Faircn. Santos Feb "a, MO
anerO 81 days des TO Busk JevODs Arrived at the
Bar At $50 pm r,--- j. A.. ..,. TT, 80
III Dumos Arrived AZ the Bar at ! 30 IN - ,,
sIeauaeT Seneca walker, Newport NeWb ana NOIIoA WAL
mdss and passengers ~ Old dominion Be Co.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

ing its merits with some one else that also owns
one Horse talk was never lIveller than 1t rs now,
and as Fleetwood IS rapidly being put INTO good
shape the owners will soon be able 70 see how near
they have guessed to their horses
speed. Yesterday was no exception
10 other pleasant Sundays ana AN al
the old guard of drivers were odt Matthew hiIey
sat behind the Seney colt. slashlnglooknR chest
nut who, he says, can tTot as fast as anything on
the road. Frank Work drove his team Edward and
Otscgo Prince. He did not speed them, but rumCr
says that he expects them to break the double
team record this season. Isidor C0hnield drove
Minnie Warren and MOle Harris. They can get
over the ground at a surprising rate of speed, al
though Sir. COhnfeId weighs about $50 pounds.
" I'd " Kearney drove the spotted GeldinR 81.
Charles. The old horse cannot trot as fast as he
could once. Andrew j. White was whirlcd along
behind a teamof bays. George Punchard drove the
mare Policy; J. b. Smith drove chestnut GeIding
Captain McManus pulled the lines over Happy
Medium mare. "Eph' Summons Yas behind
George Wilkes mare. bay in color and fine mover.
John Murphy exercised the little bay gedng Ma
johca 2i15. He says he will make HIM lower his
record this season. William Snyder logged ). Is.
HoustOn's recent purchase. Phil thompson. 2;l6l2.
John J, Quinn drove Bennie. and William Dean
tested the strength of his arms by driving the bay
QeldlnQ Fleet,