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New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
LEGISLATION IN ALBANY.
PEEFERRING SOLDIERS AND sILORs-rHE BROAD
WAY BILL

WAY BILL
ALBANY, May 3 (SpecMA. THE Legislature
appropriation bill lust passed provided that oil EN-
ployes Capitol sucn as orderles. en
gIneers and watcA u. should be Union dlers SAL
ors. Tonight AssemD yman James Htggerty, OF Nsw-
York, intro utei bill with the provision tnat all
the empnyrs OF the Legislature Itself, clerks st1noz
raphers messenger,. should also be Union soldiers and
sailors By unanimous consent the bill was read nd
ordered 90 a thrt rea Hing Mr. Haggerty then askrd
tnst the bill be- at ouce real a third time. joan Patt
objected but there Is no doubt expressed Of the hna
passage OF the bill.
Senator Low tonight offered resolution recalling
from the Governor OF the Broadway Rail way repeal
bills The one that the Governor thinks should
be amended IA that in regard 10 the
winding M OF the affairs OF the dissolved corporation
Clarence Seward the c0uns. Of the railroad commit
tee who investgstel the Broadway Railway appeared
before the Governor to-i lay villa Senior Lo" anI ex-
plain-d ths bill 10 toe Governor. Governor H.ls made
10 objection any OF the bills except hat in regard To
winding up rhe corporation. TIE objection no made TO
tus was simply tnAJ Of the ect.ons had become
transposei and tue word not" hat dropped out
OF tue nil At an important ponL The Governor nas IN
his hands a brief opposing tue bills signed Oy Al inc
counsel ot the Broadway road. Ashbel Greene. James
c. Carter. Elhu Root. Joseph H. Cnoate
and George Bliss The Governor intlnatei
10 these counsel Lnat IL would De useless Tor
them present against the bil reprang tne
charter OF Broa way rOai s he nad determined 10
sign IT, The counsel therefore Co
meuts the bills cOutcuting ihensrFes WIN
saving that the repeal Dl htd he same obeciionabe
features The q on the repeal OIii expires
tomorrow He Will undoubtedly sign II touOrgoW anu
a 80 he nil providing tnr the resale Of consents,
The Assrmb. yiuen presented a handsome portrait OF
Speaker Hustled to nn Tonight tue prs-rn pn tA.,"n
sp.ecn uclng made by Mr.. McCleiiahu
-prAAv. u"sei gratefully thanked The At.rnD y,nrn
Tor their klnless Ia terestnS nouncc'
m-nl that Lass year OF his many years ser
Assembly y. the longest or any man III the
He been times speaker aud sixteen
Mr. HotcnEisss bill owering the price OF Brook
vn To II 25 200 feet annOunced In the senate
tonight 5-ualOr Griswplt, OF Brooklyn sug sested
that a spec committee be appointed TO consider the
bill but up,n motion OF Sn Hendricks 1t was re-
TERED 20 Lhe Committee Oh Cities
A rrsolution will be offered in the Senate tomorrow
extending for the nvesilgztion OF tue Broad
way Railway bribery throughout the summef.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
BARTLEY CAMPBtLL ENJOTYED

When BARLEY Campbell took the Fourteenth
Street Theatre he leased it from Samuel Co vile and L.
G. Gilmore who in turn leased from the Mar
shall O. Roberts estate. Mr.. Campbell agreed
to pay considerable bonus in addition 10
the rent agreed upon This bonus was paid
Ln notes falling due every months until the whole
amount pad. A. - we'll known. a Mr. Harvier
sometime ago appointed rrceiver To Campbeil =
IrsterG gh their counsel, "NJuder T.
tenhoefrr Messs Cnivle ana Gilmore obtained an IN
iIurtOu from Justice AndF-Ns IN the Supreme Court
Chambers. Restraining BARLEY Campbell ard Ernest
Harver nom interfering with their lien the pronts OF
the Fourteenth Street Theatre. I'VE have SIMPLY oh
tanned the injunction" said Nr Gi more last night TO
restrain them from sub-leasiug maXlng use
OF the profits OF the theatre uu the
rent due SATURDAY and a FOR IS. 200 due
to-day pad. rne note the last instead Of
the bonus. We made formal application for the
SATURDAY and 1t las yet been paid"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
THE BAR SSOCIATION CHIRGES.
PASSED BY TIE ASSEMBLY Y
THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE THE OF
FICIAr CoVDrCT or JUDGE DOSoUUE.
rBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE THE OF
FIcIAr covDrcr or JUDGE DoSoUUE.
tBr TELEGRAPH THE rRrBuSE.l
ALBANY. May 3.-Ihe charges against Judge
Donohue Of thr supreme Court made b. the Bar A-so-
citation OF Neu. York were presented to the Assembly
tonight. by Mr. Lyon OF New York. formerly Assistant
Di-trct-A,torney. Mr. Lyon submitted the following
resnlutiou
Resoref That the memori OF the Association OF the
Bar of hr CITY OF N-wYork requesting an inquiry and
nve-tig.ou tnr jndcia conduct Of the Hon Charles
DOuohur. ~ The Justices of the SHprrm Curt and
per. sccnpnauying the he referred 70 the
Committee On IN ia irsry for examination snt report
~ {" whe her any. aud II any. wn't action should DC
taken by thi- House the specific charges on'y
therein contained said nittee to rePor on or before
May TO-
No objection was made to the Introduction
and Mr.. NcCleland said that Judge Donohue
cour,ed Investigation. Mr.. Cantor OF Tamm my
Hail. moved however. that the resolution should be
amended such fashion that the charges must be 'pe
cihc. Mr.. Lyon accepted the amendment, saying that
tho charges against Judge Donohue would be specific
and definite and not mere street ruDors.
Mr. Kruse suggested that immefi te Investigation
he made and not that the Judiciary Com tee should
investigate and report the charges mat
which could he swiftly investigated The
Judiciary Committee coui make An Investigation up
TO a certain point and then cou d stop.
Mr Van Allen opposed this modification OF the reso
luton SAYING the Bar Association were satisfied
Mr. Barnr. OF Essex Codnty. moved the previous
question: shutting Mr.. Kruse. who waved alof an
amendment 10 the resolution directing the judiciary
Committee to make immediate investigation
Mr. LYONS ,lttiOn was aioptei as II stool. Mr.
Kruse. however. At once slbmitei the Elementary
charges made against Judge DonOhu These were
signed by David b. Ogden. A. q. -edgwick Z ter b.
OInry sam lel A. Noyrs Lullow sden nd F.. l. Cad
wallader Mr. Kruse asked that these papers also Dc
sent TO the Judiciary Committee.
Sir Van Alien objected on the ground that the Bar
Association an not back these ell rges Mt batch-
ellpr accused Mr. Van Allen OF sp~aking against line
Mr. Van Allen nl-d the trnth OF the suspiclon WINE
Mr. Van Allen aut General Bacheer were spec KING tue
.Eprd der
thar The mpntary charges against Judge DOnobue
he the eudt morning.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
A MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.

MEScAGE IL IN III QDf Lil-NCAS'
HE TELLS THE SENATE HE THINKS HIS NoMINArIoNs
OUGHT TO b. CONSIDERED
ALBANY Nay Ex-Governor Hhl transmitted
70 the Senate THIS evening communication IN regsri TO
the delay IN considering the nominations for Health
officer OF the Port OF New York. Commissioner OF I'M
migration aud three Quarantine Commissioners Part
OF tile message IS as follows:
These nominations have Meth er h-en confirmed nor
rejected. they been considered Tor slhE
moment IN executive session. The nominees, serc eu
as they Duth political rites, were believed
be emineuty qualified FOR the po-it'ons lor wnoa
they respectively named ana their selection uos
WIN general approval Of tho puonc press ana oI
good citizens, without Regard 10 Ds'J 4ue EIEh ~
good aud sufficient reasons 10 reJro
any r All executive nominations, ~ r-coznlLcu "hu
conceded but wliA all due deier-nce To the ,rnae IL
npininauons are u TO-
sprctfu confederation. aud snouli not be either srol
trary rejected. the QUE ndud. or arbitrarily relusou
any consideration whatever. the Oiher II Inc hOI
nees upon searching inVe>tgstio ~ 10 thelr
ntness-wnlch inquiry Is unheNitailn-ly hVl.eI-are
found To worthy In any respect. they should De
promptly rejected. -.
IT, however their fitness Is conceded or shall he sas-
factory famed IL submitted mat IL is thc ptan
duty Of the with equal promptness 70 cohnrlh
them. But / heg suggest tlat some dctl'n'
either OF confirmation or rrJecu"n
III anded alike 10 the Constitution ana the Laws aud oy
that cnurt--y md alr treatment due from coordinate
branch OF state Government 20 the Executive
Mr. Fassett moved that the communication De reIrren
TO the next executive OF the Senate II referred
wholly TO matters connected with executive Ouslhess
nj had beer. read ou.y by unanimous consent 49,, H.,
Mr. stated that TINS was TIL nrrt lDlmaV!oH nc
haa OF the messAgr lie moved that IL Do printed.
Tho mess age was ordered printed
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
OBIT C4RY.
NOOK FALLS.

The death of Moor Falls. the city paymaster,
who has Ned that position since he was appointed
10 M It by Controller Andrew H. Green, occurred yes
terfay at NO I MldsDn-ve He was born IN Baltimore
nearly ny years and the son of the iae colonel
Moor v Falls. for many years was president OF inc
Baltimore steam Packet Company CONNECTING Baltimore
e,fh Nurfolk Twenty-Five year ago t'e -on came
To tul- cy married tue eIer daughter oI Ae1ah Ie
James Hamilton. The death OF his iaturr-sA" uccui u
80, - nn,,rs her IRE nl. own Mr. Falls obtained =
leave of a month ago and went 10 NishhEt"i
whore lie contracted sever cold Al acute uIseAse V
TIE ktturv. aftark.i hn and re~u tel ~ MS
a, ain lie leaves wife and Two Children lhe iuhorat
services VII place to-morrpw a. ern"on, AZ =
lck AZ the hon-e OF his friend Charles II. stebbins,
M East Thirty fOurtb--L
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MRS NOORES LECICKE on IRISH AFFAI6S
Mrs. Margaret Moore OF The DnLlIn LadIes' an

Lea Of the suspects under shots co
ercIOn reg Ireland evening under TIE
auspices Of The Wonen's society
q Ireland 10 L. u was. ana Will Be"
listed OF Of p1nciDa political
events n ireland Land Dy
Michael uavitt al Iusnt0wn. the county va D.
sr traced Dav.ii the wheI ais atrr
eVlcicd ms homes cad ~ rndord until tie ume
ctcd sentenced 10 peHS elVfudr fOr
r-fean ars Jryinr Ir-1 rpuDhc. Hr.
Moore con nued II deserves for "a" pres
eul prominence question Dayltt ucnty
IN man AppAH-cl lie Las taught WI Al "As rue n Ia :
gne 10 was ina AL eluft
IN Lam DrODe legislative ndrp nfcnc" Tor lr
Land IS beng b, knga rs Pre- The herclc r.
" De fOrgofrn pfllu-e a Prlatie
may q boon. but the he RI OF elan" Will not Ne
sails ldepeudon republic IS established III
beloved country" Applause
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Posi- OMce NOtice.

rshoudb. r,ll DA-l II .I.si.,.,L cAlaZs aLy DL
Letters ~ ,;si.a )Ilsre,n,,i ~, Ds,)sr.' utr,sot
for uspascl y ~ ).r.sIlr ns if;,r Fl,l i'. u,
.eetsrs -; iNS iiir',''i 'eil, ssl I GO
rSrs,gn n.a, Tor n, week sntn, Nav will clo,s
PROMeILYln A cl,sU t.lls A., IttptD -
VA Southampton aad Brensa a. ~ a IA. .of P.sac
dir CT yor !, s T. I.sa4e 80 hAyrs ls-asrs
a. a.txn per = :. P'oL Morse. iron Hsw -orioAas.
Til 49, a. I'D "a 10 Eif11S. 20 ..r's uD:.
I.tss.ss '9se ..i.'sani,-l az 81 a a. ios .i-..s
boar ani hasa0arg listers fr Gr,ts ,-4sr
hGsOyo-a cjuifsss Al 49, - re'ssI D,r =" spa. 49,:
a. l.:Jr a. IN oe "a a. psf 4. > A'sD~ al p n ')r
SAps ,1-St 81 ,oa.eSa .mada ta, ~. '1.A1 p'
FRIDAY -AeJa IA ios Ne"iodHd.And oer steamer nom
Ban-ay
sATUHOAY-At5a L. for Eurooa Per \ Umora. via
oifeeesl per =. ,r'- at a n o' rra'ce G.. ny;
coanrle- must Oe oiroeped AAer") itba "A. ior
nass dirsceel js' 4,n.op,a = a 1t se. ras
Ss 70 os va s. s4aG ~ "a At a. Tor sas ar' r.,
lands drec- poe :. = w A. aS9o'.en. "a he.'erda q
~. Ior Para rerna.'Duco ana oeara Il. szi. per~ZA
F,. .na At III 4 %nSvau f ", arss, M sss
Nenezue,t a. ufIco.' IA Iiin,i-A per Aoruca;
mast 81 rce'ed per IA.as ALI
Ma.-s Or CHINA Aai A1.L o,r .sel nc r)a sIl Faa
CO, c4o's u7'' h-y = - n as oe sns ,Aid s.cl
hero LAY i al IA. ds4s foe SO lD:.Mf Iu.IiL
sfir. a. aHs >i,tr.,I vsS.i.allL -Sirf's,
H.. M ..s, 80 ,Ao' s.s s'a er. .s' a, H''S "a
Aa,JrIh.. anls .. oI,I ~ e.n - r.a,1 ~. nd
tnsis, Dg 81. ,con ~ ws,S az c.,,, A. hi,
"ilci ilLf 40 I;JJA a.
The srh,daeo. ciodngo rlaas.Pac.fe mil. "a arraaxe,
On tar sumption ., taelr unA.orsup oyerai ans.
nan rancscJ ol the ay OF sailing o. steamers
HkSRy O. PEARSON, Postmas,s.
Poet once New York. N T. April 81. loo&
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Wefr0n0Tfln, D
by errors Opnltan /. Bai nore l. FIRST base on
balls Metropolitan. Baltimore g ir,t on bases hetr0-
pontAn. baumore T. Two base hits orr l. F9ssel l.
J. Ihlee-Dase hits ItaEiey. oommer. MuiGooh-
Double plays anderson. tosselL Mid ptchos-Lynch .
Henderson, a.
IAe Columbia and Lehig College mines played at the
Polo Grounds. The Columbia College men outtlayed
their opponents every point. and won easily Oy tue
% To- g.
Tie Newark and Long Island clubs played ~ Newark.
The home club they pleased BY the score ol ~
90
A sdei game played at Ridge wood PARK De-
tween the Long Island Athletics and the SXeAys, tAo
Athletics Winning by the score or ID 20 D.
Other games played as follows:
Al Washin gton- Warrington. =; Boston. IL.
Louis Chicago : It louis s.
Kansas Detroit. II HANS "a Dlty, A.
g-Pitfs ,urg 2 u % rs o. Eleven INNINGS
At Ithaca-IOrUntO. 20; Cornell II
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rNsJss L)5AA Ds3GlyArt)T,

tribune OFFICE. May al n m-A blrometrc
trough reaching from Arzona TO Manitoba edged ca T.
ward Yesterday threztenns local rains IN tue Missis
sopi Waller aud Upper Lake From tho Gulf to
the LDwer Lakes aud 10 the Atlantic states, generally
far condition. prevailed. somewhtt warmer weather
was exner.nced in most o. The country east of the Nl
sour Tho barome here nearly steady VITA fair
sAles The temperature ranged between oV' ana 50.
m -e~,e fll-l heinz = nisner than on he e0rre-
adm, inv la,t vrAr r. over than on 81 day.
tar ..tsltly " Irncr wrs,A"r may De expected 10
thr. cify and yirnifY tO-ity Al present. Sli-ht y
arner party cloudy wrafhrr !, 100 catr4 Tor Neihes-
t,v .iti chance OF rain; parily CLOUDY conditions
IuursLay
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
RAILROAD LNIhRnST&.

TO STOP TIE SALE OF THE EAST TENNESSEE.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, May 3.-Howell Z. Jack
SOL, United -tatrs Circuit Court Juls-, has made an
order allowing George K sistarr and others represent
ing The minority OF the bOndnoders OF the Eat Irnnes
see. Virginia AMI Georgia Railroad Company to flo an
intervening petition. seeking become parties deieud-
an ia the :he Genital Trust Com panv, Sr"-
YORK. against the ra-t icnnrsfer virginia and Georgia
L4rDrI Company. The petitioner SEEK by Nrr nn
OH To- stop tne -se o The RAJ road System adVrt
Used 90 take pace 100 thls ou Nay - Tue near ~
of tie petition hnd cross bi Viii hc before Judge JACK
son. a ti.mucrs ln Nt-hvlll". or Nav - Tle pcu-
I charge mat the iOug amount bonis were I'M
proprr ILLEGALLY l-sue and -t brd Di p':ilr7
Interested n VariOl- POOLS The petitioners enler INTO
urtAl a u tlc alleged facts.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
OBITUARY sOrLS

BARLOW Stevens died yesterday al hi' home. No Jo2
C.rrunnt-av~. Brooklyn, axe -iKrj-hVa lie was a
dealer 10 OIL c0.n ~ ms city Tor many l'Fr anu
81. f,rf,.l. fortune lie aided 90 the fIrnh-
, al tn, ts,y .ftr A.,nl, PlrsDyt ytcrsn Church aud
" - one ol lead D. uYtIn~t.
The funeral of It.4. Brkera"i' Who died lA't wee"
- t,,,v Will ,,s. MACE to-day at his home. No. 377
f,t,.u,-,,,e Broos!vn He actively connect,
t the Association for Improving the Condition oi the
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
.rrx.vDrR JAMES HAMILTON.

Alexander James Hamilton, Ot New Brighton
Staten Island, who died Oh sunday was graduate 81
Harvard University aga lawyer by pr''e'''on'
he had prsctised at IN" bar Tor many year" nc w
b,rn IN Ma.sacnusrtts nearly elshty years ago TUT
,~fc ,,ar. ne IA, lived At New Brighton. He Was a
man OF independent fortune aud at Que tlme was
tre,aur.r of the oli North American il steamship
Company. lie married In early lIr MISS ''h'.'a y
80 a. N,r,,k ia. wuo VII. dauSn cr-. survives
htt u died Of complication or disease, oi"A-"t ~, W.
V.st F''rry.fourtl-,L q 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
NEW CONTROVERSIES ~ TIE COAL REGION.

NTW CONFERENCE.-The n IIL LDAL kLIION-
PnrsBURG, May 3 (SDeciqh.-Ihe railroad
miners OF the PItsburg DISCREET held convention IN
this city and resolved By request Of the miners of the
Third Federation District not % load any coal FOR tho
eastern market TIE demand FOR Il cents ton In TINS
district a been granted. President Hughes. OF the
TAird Federation District was present Iherr are
1000 idle in that district demanding al advance
OF o per cent.
Win the exception OF the Mansfield Coal Companys
mines, all the pits the Mansfield Valley were closed
by strike. 10 seems that the Columbus seal .
has been grsnd by the operators but the now de-
mand srmi-inonthiy pay. This lbe operators refuse
LYsCHBUHG. Va May "A special 10 The DGiy Ad-
from PocahOnta-, Va says tho miners waited on
The superintendent OF the coal mines and demanded
tnat he revoke lie order di~cutrslng AL empOYes
BROUGHT before the Mayor charges Of n7deneAnOl
The suprrn end refused several hundred miners
strike NJ disturbance Las occurred Dut sr eat
excitement prevais
F0r Of other srlL>s FS' and second IGgesJ
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

eptnring eight tho and locked th"m
up They Italians IRISH In the hight an lta-
ian med P-ro sAnivo hai ear cut OF win an aNe
spn ahs her hai broken. Tne barroom where
TINS haps-nei beou Hannon, now In sing -ins IN
connection With the rarrvtown burs ,reS II run ny
Que OF Hanus brothers aud Is the worst place III the
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
yUg LAW Hr,r Bf EYFOqCEn

DEs NoINE,. iowa. May 3.-GovernOr LARA
i ,o,a, t.,,eta pr,sl4m4uou on the sIbi-ct OF ru-
forcing che pr,ni,tory T. o.. warns al persons fol a.
tng the law thai they receive hereafter no exc 'e
clemency ami calls upon PRIESTS ministers, team r
ani the press enlist tler moral iOrcos Tor the "a
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
TIE VEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT GSDicArG)S,-F)e 3c HoT2l
WASHINGTON, May 4.-For New-Englard,
far warmer weather winds generally soutLerly. falling
barometer.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsy!vanls' New-
Jersey Delaware and Maryland. far weather. genersy
warmer sou berly winds. falling barometer
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Earned runs-Sew-York Philadelphia =. First base
by York philadelphia First Oase on
NOrk 5 Philadelphia. l. Total eft OD baset-New-
YORK PnilaI-iphi . Home Noue Three o.se hts
-bastian. Wool Two base hits-Andrews 2 DAILY,
q Deas ey. Es.erbrooE ro'aI aass hts Newl ork
u Pm! ad lDna Is Double paysW Vod and -sierbrook:
stolen oil Mnlvey rogarty 3. Ba-tan "ud
pi Keee Daily Passed bllIs-Deas ey 2 Cusick
! Umulrs-Mr. Curry. o
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$4,000 IL nraornIyo 1 rlrrRsov w

ACCTNFD OI NIHDININr 4 FlIIFNVT Ht'
Florence Sugrue WAS released from BclleNue
Hospital on Apu. g., al4 Lisen 20 hi- home in Pdir-
-un -u-rue had be-I nght in saloon al the COT
nor of Centre and Pearl s-. ani hal received severe
rllbDns Nacn he eft fhe no-ptI b. comp ilneh o
-ev~rr pains ln lis he a. IA racr'on he tDid To-. H5
of how Io had hrrn b,airn hy john Morris ana
.loIa MuiI-.u. lln worse auh nf' ''
tt-l, H. r-ilf.v-s q 4 tll thrf cpuI 10 k~~p thc
ut,f,r from Iur I urr...r4. bat Coroner II -'l %.
p,rr..n ot wind of shat naI a. irs 90 al
tt.ou. So aufOu-y showed llt 0~iti ma Dee"
cu-eI %, prr..Ir- 900 fh~ 'r'in of ci0t ~ ""'
ut.n ,,l ben produced ht q severe bios pn tr hrt-
II. rr,urr ud fe Tlnm.- HigrIf. tI~ father ol tho
.rnI ma L 10 make a complaint -aI-t Morris anu "a -
lisan. charging wltu nurier The inquest IA ZIG
c.se Will be held u Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

FNTRrEs FOR THE ROCKAwAY HANDICAP.
The following are the weights in the Hemp
stead Heath HaDdcsp To be run ne1t SATURDAY MISS
Mousey. aged. lao pounds; Rose. aged, lo2 Abraham
aged 1874 Repeater, aged. l57. Braew"od, . years,
40; Williams, age l43; Ecu tdor years. l9O; jim
MeCvyan, 5 years. l6O and rllfort. years, 1o3.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
NOT IL FAVOR Or KU-KLux IN THE NORTH

10 me EdttOr ~ me TrtbHne
SR We have conceived a strong regard Tor
1Hf NlBrNf since reading denuDciaiiou oi D. by the
EnKlux Eesultors Of tne s,-cted Laho- party en-
eos- my pton and snail Try 10 go something 10
heiP IT. circulation. nave alway~ ben eGactly
Win TnL TKBt = ~ politics. but II ynu have surcer -
e Do running yoir bu-Irr-. Dfep Ideut o ~" -rLe OF
lLt~r'-r-irr YOU done big thlug pbiflctty y We
DO b-i-ve In lie TRIBUNE aud heartily cOhgtatuid'e
yOu.
htosghlon. Bass.. May g. 1856.
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InnN nnYNrnN HILL

TE,pLr. y. H., May , spec,dD.-John Boyn-
ton Ili ded mere today lie WAS bIrn in Mason y H.
Sovcnber -. 1896. pract-ed law ln Bangor A"'ho'
r,,te t.~ igiuI Main. Liquor Law AN w's the au-
tsor Of Historic Of 4 ,-ou aud of O.d DiHataoe'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
.cLlLnlnlLlsr - nlrcALF sErrLED

: CLAIn AGiA54 NIAS HHICALF S|44NAD
In tine case Of Miss Caroline l.. Metcalf, who
VS. arrested in East Oran-e last January on a
cb,r-e of obtaining el 400 from Mrs lads, fellow
brrsr on "a ~ pretence- Mr. H~nry, counsel for Mrs
tfs ua. ,nounrrd mat every cent Of the claim nas
..n pi, IL !. now stated thd Miss Met' if -"on q
Ice urrel 10 q NJ. stone OF Ihica- - whom she was
e4rd rf.re the trOuOlr aUl w.O las rcnlA.nsd true
La Arr tAsOueuoaL
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ereIy political considerations. 1t would bela matter OF
Srsat wi.,on n the Republican members OF the Iegs-
{smre would unite carry this resolution Ito submit
h
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MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On Thursf,7. Anrs
49, 1859 bv the rev samuel II. Smith. charles 4
ondelDeisr " H. war fau ,lor oil me iAO
jacob M. Paterson. esg.. aI@' New-NOrk C.ty.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
GAMES IN THIS CITY AvD rrs vIcINITY.

The Metropolitan and Baltimore clubs played
at staten Island yesterday. The Baltimore players
batted Lynca's delivery ali over the held The hoine
players fortunate IN punching tHeir hits The
srOre
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
nLnr r4nnIrnRA R4Rno0N

About dozen men employed on the new
Aqueduet got INTO a ant JACK Hannons barroon IN
sorIh "arryrOwn President DE Revere OF the VII
age summoned a pos.e ana made a rad npon them
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

James saunders srooklyn Athletic Clnb.
s,c.. Ben .ons MS cirei AZ ny aud pa ms
IRON cold lOriI-ci-hi AOlis
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Poor the Long Island Bible Society and the Bedford Re-
formed Church. Mr.. BrinkrrhOf was member or the
Board OF Education some years ago.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
l.acrr g~er.

Ynrneling- ~ ard Lager Beer.
Absolutely BOI led ~ ths bro~ery Expressly Tor
Family delivered DY A. LeDier o. -Stl-s~ sni
l0th.ave New. YorE City. order by Postal card
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Atth- animal meeting u jhe vicssburg and Merllin
Railroad Company ye-trrly the former directors were
lo-c.ccica wI.AO.. opposition