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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Commission OF Internal Revenue at washington
has selected Internal Revenue Collector Morris freo
sam to represent the Commission at the Unled states
Brewers Association which meets at Niagara fans Oh
September g.
George F. Williams recently general manager OF the
Staten Company Qimited, has severed
his connection with the company.
The schedules In the assignment OF Morris Levy dealer
liabilities S2,l25 25, nominal assets $2,O63 81, and
actual assets s., 005 AZ.
MANAGER Gilmore has secured tho original costumes
used by Sarah Bernhardts company at the Porte 81.
Martin Theatre. Paris for his forthcoming production
OF Theodore" at Niblos Garden.
In connection with the Burning OF Moscow at Man
haitian Beach tonight the visitors Will enjoy the most
realistic representation Of the Horseshoe Fails OF NJ
agara ever produced. It Will be 400 feet In length.
This considered Mr. Pains masterpiece IN hrewofa
Jacob Sayes the colored musician who was suspected
OF having killed Hannah Rorke, white woman VINO
lived with him, was discharged At Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday. The woman had been dead tour
days before the police heard OF the case The medical
failed to show that her death was the result
OF violence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
MorYAHAN'S QUEER IDEAS OF HIS

Controller Loew worked hard yesterday al
terpoon trying to find Patrick Moyndhan, the
CITY seaer OF Weights aud Measures for tho FIRST DIS
trict had with the money he had collected. pit
Moynanan said he appointed sesler III May, 1850
and went TO work two or three months later he ais
LIQUID and dry, and said he aware that he had no
personal the fees paid him. hut that they really
belon ged 10 the city and that he paid salary lie
worked about six hours In the day and about TWO
DAYS the week. and had turned over 10 the Cy Cha
bsrsin fe once last year day this week
Assistant Corporation Counsel Ca'kson astonished Mr.
Moyn by casually men OnlDg that he had looked
the books able TO discover only one en-
try of money turned In by him. That amounted to
S3s 40 and was paid on May 4, 1856. Mr. MOynahan
wrestled awhile with his memory ami then announcer
his belief that he had deposited OF money at least
threa times According to his books he now owed the
CITY ST. 40 in the city owed him 500 salary For
the last four months he ha not done any work for the
city a fact which, curiousy enough. struck Controller
Ioe VS. mind likely affect his claim for salary Mr.
Moynahan said he Kept no book. little MEMORANDUM
hook told him how much money he collected but he dn
not put down the OF those who paid him. lie
trusted TO his memory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
THE THIRD PARTY ~ PENNSYLv11inl 49, SPLHS

There il trouble in the Prohibition camp. Z. 5.
Goodman secretary of the State Committee announces
his intention of demanding the withdrawal OF Mr.
Wolfe from the ticket. In the event OF refusal he
will break away from the organization, and at once
resign the craftsmanship of the Lancaster County Pro
hibition party. g,
Professor H. d. Patton, of this city, who was elected
chairman of the Prohibition State Central COMMITTEE
to-day sent letter to A. A. Stephens OF Blair county
president of the Convention, declining the position
Professor Patton, accompanied 0y uoOuinan, went
TO Philadelphia yesterday to make arrangements for
permanent headquarters for the committee: lhey
were met by Candidate Wolfe and number OF prom l.
nent Proh6itionsts of the city, who met Chairman
Paton's suggestions for the campaign with the state
that they Did not recognize any authority on his
Patton part 20 make them, and that his claim to be
chairman of the State Committee was illegal and I'M
founded
They told Patton that the committee that elected
him was composed of only sixtyeight members while
the whole committee numbered POI, ovei half OF
whom they claimed was required for quorum. After
some further attempts to buldoze Patton they made
the suggestion that the latter become the organizer of
the party and allow somebody else OF Mr. Wolfes
choice to conduct the campaign This Mr.. Patton en-
phatically refused and the Philadelphia then threat
ened call another meeting TO depose him lhey told
Patton TO his lace that they didn't propose TO allow
him to be a mere figure head and leave jim Black to
run the concern The meeting broke up with the
announcement by Chairman Patton that he would
Immediately resign the Craftsmanship and appeal to
the party in the State Mr.. Goodman remarked that
il was plainly evident why Wolfe had Joined the Pro-
hibitlonsts the other parties no longer ahording him
disposition to assert his dctatoria disposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

Ahout two dozen sections of the electrical
conduts were LAID yesterday In the sixth Avenue SUI
way trench The first put down about ~ CLOCK p
gang men the DOr,ett works In the presence OF
Commissioners MOss and Hess, Engineer kearney ana
DR. Ledoux, chemist of the commission The TWO un1s
inches apart PAPER mache tubes about four inches III
length are used connect the tubes OF one section IN
fhnse of the next These sections about an lnch
apart the tubes forming the connection As socn rs the
tubes are irOly placed boiling tar ptch the material Oh
which the cOniuits e 10 poured INTO lnc 81 ace
around tho exposed portions OF the tubes Wheb thls
haraens il ia finished OF that it is almost IL pOssibe
To tell where the connections arc ma 10.
The work of laying the condult> went Slowly nj nrst,
owing TO tho neXperence Of mOst OF the wOrkmen bnt
the foreman In carse said that In week he would nav
them able lay 500 feet day When lew yarns VI
the conduits were laid set 10 WORK bicns
them in single layer Of brick was used on the SIDES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
pTTs OF LEGAL NEWS.
Not satisfied with the refusal of the Board OF

Not satisfied with the refusal of the Board Oh
Excise Commissioners to give him license for the sale Oh
uouor at the Haymarket in sixth ave William NC
~, aDpied 10 City Court for perempry
mandamus directing the board to license me place Judge
The two facts" said which the return dscloses are
place for which the license 10 his ~ See e
resort OF immoral persons These iacts nave eNiuehce III
their support and not denied ~
An order signed by Justice Churchill OF the supreme
settlinc the responsibility Of George A. Osgood aud
Syrn urtis at one time receivers Columbian nsu
anoe Company which failed several years ago and both OF
whom are dead settlement Is made the basis OF the
payment 900 the insurance company and the lees
Of the referee and OF counsel make the total payment
$4,000 besides 8 900 previo usy paid. 49, ,,,,
attachment granted Yesterday By Justice Ch9re y,
Charles H REYNOLDS $500 90. The plaintiff says he en-
Schneider TO collect the rents OF Nos oo 10 ol
fteepths that he has failed 10 account Iof inc money
received him last month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
BROOKLYN.

The Supreme has refused TO compel the supervisors
accept bid made by p j. Carn the only bidder for the
construction OF buildings the County Farm at 81
Johnand.
Notice has been sent t. the men indicted for book making
last aud to the lawyers IePTesenting the COney
Club and the Brighton Beach RACING AssOca
appear trial September Is and H. In the court
OF Sessions.
Hugh Mclaughlin, the Democratic Boss returned 10 the
city from Lake George yesterday
Neil F. Doughcry, Supervisor OF the Second Ward died
Yesterday his home No 1875 Prospect St, at the agr or
twenty eight He hal been Ill from consumption Tor year.
and hal been confined bed for months. lie was
serving the second wear his in the Board of
SUPERVISORS having elected 1882 lie unmarried
The funeral will take place tomorrow.
Judge Cnen in the Supreme Court yesterday granted an
order allowing William Brookhed. receiver for the hrm OF
f35 900 the Buffalo Chemical Works 10 secure deDt
plan for the adjustment affairs OF the firm has been
agreed TO by creditors representing s40s9lO and il
posed to pay tie remainder OF the creditors.
Limited granted yesterday TO Bridget McMahon
John McMahOn. They married thrtyhVe years
ago had thirteen children The ground Tor The Ill
yOrce extreme cruelty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
MP NORDFCAPS HOPELESS AFFECTION.


When the case of William G. Mckenzie, q
boy committed bgamy, and who now In tne FL
mira Re!Ormatory, was heard in the Brookyn courts,
ono of the with was Florence Pearsa one OF the
lawyers who met her was Reginald A. Moraccs . |"
swarthy South American, who is frequently mistaken
for q negro by reason OF his color lie conceived an
apparently hopeless aoc ton for Miss Pearsa ana mas
bAen beseigng her stony heart with letters, as iu vi
affection he has dared to make them bul tne HV 9
durate young woman became weary OF receiving ms
epistolary addresses Yesterday she went TO Ponce
stice Walsh and submitted the case 10 MS 1udgmens
The following the latest sample OF the letters WHICH
annoy her. 800
BROOKLYN n. Y, Sept l, 1886
MY DEAR Miss necessary for me to relterate the
and cause OF our meeting as WIN ,at iact 20"
matter OF personal happiness TO myself winch tus' WI"
be the same to you ,,.;s
declaration Alas cannot refrain from 40 dong tor many
wears have patiently looked forward toward having part
1er In life but could find the one on whom couu
bestow all affection and love untu Dehel thee
Yuu NAV think bold by making this dec araon OF 10y
love Ever since meeting have earnestly ted 10
consider the love being but the more gave
bonght 10 any such my self became deeply
therefore most earnestly the following questions
viz.
Can you love
Have you ever loved
Could you learn TO love IL.
If So mpart some of these blessings upon and SIN
cerey promise you Will have cause TO regret ana
will know SORROW. .a..t,o
answer. All that would at present request wou O o
grant interview at an carry period inc ,ne an, an,
bein selection Then c"nld he
tak the matter fully understand each oci
Trusting that will accord me an early answer anu hopHS
that the interview prayed for will be granted
am yours, most lovingly, .,.-.,
REGINALD \. MORITCAl,
SAG FultOn-st, Brooklyn, y. y
Justice Walsh sent word to the writer that ne must
stop annoying the young woman, or he would Dc ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
PROWnss ~ THE DEER FOREST


Mr. Bradley Martin, who rents Balmacaan,
Lazy Seared's family place In the Glen Urquhart dis
trct OF nvornesshiro together with the deer
and grouse moor which are among the best the High
lands has this season increased his sporting by
renting from Lady Seaneld The capital moors OF Loch-
Gomo coo acres making up altogether total OF over
10000 OF shooting Four guns shot Lochleter
the l2tn and bagged sixty nine anu half
In lew hours. The birds are strong tho wing and
In good condition. The deerstslKng at
enced last Tuesday, when Colonel Jay OF New York,
forest ana each killed ne young stag This IL rare
feat for lady to accomplish. Miss Oerichs shot her
with all the sdrOfr faire Of stalker and
name will assurcdly live In the memories OF the
foresters and Keepers In Glen Urquhar The deer
rather backward there Will be more stalking till
after September l. Mr.. Bradley Martin has lent Loon-
letter House TO Lady Alfred Paget and
few weeks, and they to reside there during sep
TENDER.
IL requires much courage to let lady try her hand In
deerf0r-st for she should follow the gre example
OF that German Prince who, when staying with the
Duke OF sutherland at Dunrobn. sent out IN the
forest for few days sport, and who created perfect
CONSERVATION by announcing when no entered tho
drawing room before dinner that although he could
boast OF having Killed stag, yet he had
succeeded In woandng several and the ingeni-
foreigner then looked round cOmplaceny for con
gratulati0nA This, however bad As the
of a far moro distinguished German serenity at All Eng
lsh country place. He went out pheasant &.
and being rather absent, and accustomed to his
JdQd to shoot but boar and ohevreu he
in bAggng OF tho keepers; and Windsor Castle
wears ago. certain hereditary Prince was forced
retire 20 bed after the days sport with his shoulde
heavily pouiticed as IL had boon severely bruised by
the kicking OF his gun. which had bsen
to trust the operation 10 competent hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
A SUDDENLY oUICKENED CONSCIENCE.
EfnLl Tie UnahinlfOn POSt.

The servant girl employed by Architect
Clark OF the Capitol deyOut Catholic. aud she was
saying her evening prayers the Tune tho earthquake
came along. Facing alaDaster statue OF tho
Virgin While the girl was in tho midst OF her prayer
the statue began TO nod and forward the statue
swayed nodding its head deprecatingy AS the statue
continued It's reprovng notion tho GIRL Delng "a nttle
supersttious, grew frightened aud ran d0wn stairs
screaming Mr.. Clark aud herself were INC oniy Occu-
pants OF the house -
"Oh, forgive me! forgive me! she cried, as she
knet down and cutohcd the skirt OF ME- 'lafks coat
save me save me forgive me forgive me ~ she
repeated until fright had almost taken possession Of
Mr. Clark too. ut was me that broke them Dishes"
she said "PlI never tell 10 again. MI clark Tor
gave her aud tho girl rather tnidy returned up
stairs TO her room she that having toll the TRUTH
tho had ceased repr0vng her, SHOOK lts mead
no more, stool sti and wore It's usual pleasant
smile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
MUCH CONFLICTING TESTIMONY.

Police Justices Walsh and Massey sat as
Court OF Special Sessions yesterday In the Adams Street
Police Court In Brooklyn to examine the charge made
against William &. Cole OF No. 2l7 Pearst. by Sarah
wilmington. age fourteen, OF No 19l JohnsOD-st, who
claims that lie Is the father OF her child two
months old The girl lives with her foster father Robert
shepard whose ste pdaughtcr is Coles Wife The girl
testified 10 improper relations with Cole. Mrs Shepard
supported this testimony The defence set up claim
OF conspiracy on the part OF Shepard and his wife to
rum oe. whose marriage to their daughter they OPP
posed Mrs Cole testified that Sarah confessed TO her
TO intimacy with her stepfather. man OF siItyts o
years, and with young man named Royce Decision
IN the case was reserved on account OF the conflicting
and 10 held Ia bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
DR. EDsOy,s WAR ON THE MILKMEY

DR.. Cyrus Edison and his assistants III the
Sanitary Bureau with five State milk inspectors were
on the watch early yesterday morning for adulteraed
milk coming the city the West Shore Railroad.
They stopped the which crossed the Jay Street
ferries and sampled the milk
all them. AT the Jay Street Ferry about 200 cans
milk examined and forty one cans, contaihu
l64O quarts OF skinned watered milk, we're emptled
in the gutter one milklnan named Schmidt VINO WAS
suspected dealing In bad milk tried 10 Impose the
by keeping his wagon IN the ferry until me
dealers had The inspectors pretended TO 60 away
ALSO but returned In time to seize seven cans OF pad
milk which he had on his wagon AT the Forty second
Ferry large number OF cans were examined but
bad milk found The early morning raids are to
be continued for WHILE because falling of In the sup
ply of milk in some parts Of the country tempts the
dealers to make up the deficiency with water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
ANACCIDENT ABOARD THE BOSTON.

serious accident occurred in the work on
the United States cruiser Boston, at the Cob Dock In
Navy Yard, late Thursday afternoon. The vessel
is beng lifted with new STEEL mAss. and steel top
piece for the foremat weighing probably two tons was
being hOlsed INTO position by a derrick. 1t had been
raised forty eet from the deck and rgger named
Hugh Noble WAS on 1t preparing to lit II in Its place,
when Ii tilted suddenly, cutting the rope which
held and fell to the deck carrying Noble with IL. 1t
crashed through the pilot house and damaged the
ing and steam heating apparatus. MOBILES follow work
men expected 10 lind his dead DO y IN the debris but TO
the surprise OF all he only slightly injured small
bone In log was broken and he badly shaken
up but he is expected speedily His pay Will
be allowed to go on until he resume work the
damage caused by the accident uned 10 81 AGO IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
STEAMBOAT MEN END THEIR SESSION.

The National Board of Steam Navigation
finished up It's business yesterday and adlourn6i to
year. In response to the request
the National Indus trial and Shipping League that tho
Board send delegates TO the next convention OF tho
League, ii decided that while the Board recognized
the ustce OF the Leagues claims II not yet pre-
pared to take any action III the matter at present.
resolution requesting amendment TO the laws per
tanning to sailing vessels was unanimously agreed
This that sailing vessels he compelled to such
lights the stern will indicate whether thoy are
under sail being towed instead OF the ordinary fash
light that they carry.
The members OF tho Board spent the afternoon the
steamer b. T. Hsvisnd visiting various points Of inter
est III the bay and up The river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
Jersey CITY.

Two hundred napkins three pitchers and quantity
OF knives forks spoons tableware belonging TO
smith & Mcneil restaurant keepers In Washington ST.,
found yesterday O. David Fishers house,
No 40 Canals Jersey CITY. Fisher was employed at ~
80 Coandtst and dncd IN the restaurant every day no
something from the place every time he mad
opportunity.
Edward Murray Rocky IT " j. arraigned before
Justice Slsng yesterday Murray made w attempts
Thursday night TO jump from the terybOat Erie OF he
Chambers line. 1t believed that the man S Insane
Jersey CITY Argus changed hands yesterday passing
OF The 1rgus Publishing Company u that OF
IN, Argus Printing Company, Of which Charles Clarke IT,
general The paper will be Democratic under
management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
THE DANGER OF FALSE SWEARING

Gottfried Mack, cabinetmaker, of No. SIS
slxths required furnish bail IN 81 600 for 4
animation before Justice German yesterday at the
Essex Market Police Court, for testfylng before the
JustIce September that he As the ar of
the at No. los Chrystie-st. On September 2
Albert strube, bartender. was charged with se Hing
liquor without license at No. l08 ChrystissI Mack
testified for the defence that he the owner OF the
barroom ana showed license, which he said he mad
taken from tho wall TO have framed On the strength
OF his testimony strube was discharged Subsequently
IL found. Frederick W. Frsch the ner OF
the barroon. which ho bought from Mack August g.
Jacob Ripp of No. sos Broomest became bondsman for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
armed that Chief Cork Conan might be reinsated 10
once In spito Of the reports that led to his dismissal
THE COURTS
NINA ON WHICH DIVORCES ARE ASKED.

PLEAS ON WHICH DIVORCES ARE AskED'
On an application for alimony and counsel zee III
,.n.ra,,on brought by Barbara against Theodore
Tho tronbles Of their married life were brought before
Justice churchill in the supreme Court Chamber, yes,ef 70 Sc
Mr. Goetse who IL now T with his six
Sfown Children by his first WIFE on March ioo III
Red barbara who had two grown chldrep or 10y srck
abused her husband called her ye United dvorce
a Iudge decided husband must pay MS "iio Fo
wear and so counsel fee pending the SUIT nv his
stage Of suy after as she says on FOR sbsou.e
divorce alleging ne has been too ~ anica
Tox Justice Churchill reserved his decision on ne "pp
ton amOny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
syOpIIFTIg0 IN SIXTH AVENUE.

Detective Sergeants Reilly and Mcguire were
afro ling up sxth-ave. THURSDAY, when they noticed
two shoplfters going from store TO store
and hnally arrested them at Miss Jeanette PIcsuts
store, No 295 SiIthave At this place one OF them had
the attention OF the while the other
deity distracted five ostrich feathers valued at S3 sc
oach, from n showcase When arrested the women drew
close together and dropped their spos down between
dresses Besdes the feathers, the Officers fecov
cred silk hose from Altman's aud dozen pairs oil
elk mits from simpson, Crawford simpsons Inc
taken to Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday morning aud remanded Tney are Annie MACK,
Alias Brocky aud Nellie Bond. alias Mccarthy Their
pictures IN the Rogues Gallery, Nos l,oZo ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
CHARGING A Posi- THADER WITH FRA I'D.

Mrs. Catharine Wisbacher some time ago
met william Delsny the post trader Fort stanton,
ew-Me1ico, and with another German emf
grated to New-MeIlco under bis care She intrusted
$500 TO him. and understood that he was going to pay
their travelling expenses. She
OF the money again and returning to New-York had
Deany arrested yesterday while he was buying goods
The showed her receipt for SAL and Justice Ford
81 the Jefferson Market Police Court discharged him.
The woman cannot read English aud SAYS she neyer
knew any thing about the $l41.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
TO OPEN A CYCLING TOURNAMENT.

The New-Jersey Cycling and Athletic Asso-
Citations track At Rosevile N j., Will bc opened
to-day at $3.50 p IN. by bicycle tournament held by
the Orange Wanderers. The races OF which there are
ship, mile novice for wheels OF thirty five pounds or
more, one-thiri-mie DASH two-milo tandem tricycle..
hye-mile scratch milo Orange Wane CLUB
race, one-thrd mile boys race under fourteen one
mile cham pionshp OF Hudson County wheelmen, one
mile dash, twOmilo lap race. two mile club handicap,
mile consolation. Good prizes have been offered
$40 BeestOn Humber racing bicycle for the We mil
scratch race, gold and silver medals, etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
TIE PRESIDENT ENKA0ES SENATOR HARRTS

Washington GOsSp IN The baltimore dmefcdH
tnAJ s0on alter the roJec-
ton Matthews Harris, OF Tennesaer. went mp
tho President about appointment III MIS- state
which OF his constituents were interested IN Ho
stated his case and tho President replied; Wel. IL
seems 10 inc thar you have good deal OF to
here asking for appolI tment Nhnh you Vo'ea
AGAINST my man Matthews. The Senator got hot IN a
second I'm have you know. Mr.. President" no said
That II is none Of your what do or do not dom
the Senate Am tho MASTER air, OF my own ae,ionshnre
as YOU are here BY c. sir didn't come here az king
any OF you any personal grounds The people
OF tho Tennessee. whom represent, asked mo
TO do ths aud that Ii why came here. You may do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
NEWS FROM TIE SUHURBS.
NOT SATISFIED WITH THE DELEGATE.

Some made the Rev Father Corgan OF Jersey
CITY at meeting the Irish National League on Thursday
night ST. Michas Institute Jersey CITY, created much
comment Father Corrigan called VI o. to speak,
the fact that the Rev Father schmidt
had TO Chicago from hudson county
although belonged Passac County. He could MT un-
derstand why from another county should be
chosen as representative OF the Irish people OF Hudson
County Father Corrgan also thought that me Newese
delegation Ignored the convention. John kenny OF
Jersey said that Father schmidt was appointed by STATE
Holmes because had been OF great service 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
HOME NE VS..
- PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue HOtel-Justice Joseph T.. BRAD
ley, OF the United States Supreme Court Clarsndon
Hofe-sr g. sackvllls West British Minister AZ WASH
ington Victoria Hotet-Connt Galarza. OF hsVsns
and Lieutenant w. Hem and J. Besvor-WeoD' OF Eng
land. Hotel Normandie-senator Joseph H. Hawiey'
OF Connecticut.