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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-25
BARGAINS IN OUR BARGAINS IN OUR
Cloak Department. Dress Goods Dept

luo our Dress Goods Department
SIS, hNvr mad. q ,.wu ,ut of 800
prr cent BIach uhn-hmrrr Tor
iur, tormcr price 5'r. Black Cash
mere tor 'uo former price ,u.
lirrh Cashmere iut ia,. former
price NJ, Dulutrd Cashmere COR
i'' former price nuu 800 inch
dress lluuul tor '.iormrr price
~, Do u,h drr-- 'huur. tor 6Uc.
lurmrr pri.r Hur NcIVut- and
\riyctr'u- reduced al per cent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-25

- A. bradford, wholesale paper
.len,rr of Chattanooga Tenn. writes
that hr Wn, seriously afflicted with "a
.rycu ruid that settled ou his lungs,
had tried many remedies without ben
rlt Being induced 10 try Dr, Kings
\cW Discovery for Consumption, did
sd, Nud wa, ruurcly cured by the use
of u few bottles. Since which time
ua m- used it u hi, family tor all
coughs ud cold, with best results.
This /, the rNucrlenre of thousands
whose lives have been saved by this
wonderful discovery. Trial bottles
tree Mt Castle n Morrison's drug
store,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-25

lhr members ON the committee tor
arn'rHl arrangements, appointed at
the rr.uuIou ot the lm,ous brigade.
were Captain y. T. ~urcd John
Moore, Lieutenant $ ". Mnbn.
Lieutenant T. H. kuling-worlh.
Capmu VI. W. Boggrys, Colonel T.. i.
turI"N Wiley Jouc., llcury NJ ~ad-
.rr lukr Roger, and A. Chalmers.
in" hltcr requesting q rc,pon,c to
nuh name. u- the ruli l- called, At the
"il'.r of NrS,r-' Anderson, Flint x
anderson, attorney --at-lnw, South
Fourth street. Waco, March, 2d, ls>O.
ui luu.'.uDh 49, m. \ CuANlERo.
Chairman
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-25

Health is wealth. Wealth means in
dependence. The keynote is Dr, Bo-
-auko's cough aud lung syrup, tho
best cough syrup in the world, Cures
coughs, colds, pains in the chest,
bronchitis and primary consumption.
ono dose gives relief in every case.
Take no other Price 80 cent. aud
~. Samples free. Sold by w. A
Williamson Il Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-25

"Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic is II
wonderful remedy for weakness,
leYeT and loss OF apeute."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-25

An ACKNOWLEDGED fact.
That the best hot free lunch in towA
10 to be- had ut the Cotton Exchange
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-25

T. !. T., is warranted 10 cure cholera
IA ~ hours. Price % cents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-25

+. +. +, makes hens lay, Price 20
cents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-25

avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

8 r. L. Is 49, 49, 81 80 81 Al II. 81. 90 10 I'll IA !,
202 2OI Dos I'll 2lS
SUPREME CoUaI-SPEGAL TERM-PAgT I-BeiOre Donohue.
77si 50 iG7 81 ia rs 100 ia $50. co.;
-UPgENE CoURr-sPEcIAL TERM-PARr IL Adjourned
sUPRnaE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Beore Van Worst J.
Nos 2G42 !Oio za73 - - 2tSl RS 5l6 "a - Z5,;
2 29Ss 42'' iAO 24O' 1885, ''' i'' low -','
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUn-PART II.-Hefore Andrews,L
}36. 26uu 269H. 6,I. 2-3l. 2Oso. 1864 2J0j.
sUPRENR CoURr-CIgcun-PARI IIi-Beiore Beach, j.
Nos 49, 900.
sUPRENR oURT-CRcUII-rAEI Iv.-Beiore Lawrence. j..
sURRoGArEs CouRT-B Before Rollins s.-MoiIOn calendar
called at ii viii OF Charles Greenwad pm VIII OF
surERioa COURT SPECIAL TRRM-Before Ingraham j.
Nos AL, $50. 4oS, ~ 49, Ri ~ 40. 40 $50 ISL
SUPERIOR CCUaI-IRIAL TERM-PART I.-Betore Feed
J.-Nos 30 1928. 1928 1888 Az AZ l63 JOS ls,S
COMMON PLgAs-GExERAL TERM-Before Van IIoesen j.
g. g. 10. L. IL. b. ii. 10. H. H. ~ ~
% ~ - a. 20 20 ~ 70. - 80 81 81. So 81, 3d. 81.
CoMMoS PLRAs-sPrcIAL TEnM-Nodly calendar.
CoMMOS PLEAs-EQCIrY TERM Before Alien, mo day
COMMON PLEAs-TgIAL TEEM-PART T.-BeIore BOoSsaver,
1910 1920 1896, l6 1874 1891, 1851 l3I J. 1870
1876 1877. 1913. 1919 1880 1881 1852 1881: lSi 1851
1897. 1898. 1893 2Ois.
COMMON pLKAs-TRIAL TEgM-PAEI II-Before Larremorc,
CITY CoUET-rhlAL FARM PART I.-BefoIe Iail. IN os.
65ss. coz. 1854 6567 $685. 39i2 G@i no' O53j 614o
CRY CoURT-TRlAL rERM.-PAII lI-Beiore Ehrlich. j..
600. Ul7J JOl, UUJ- 12IJ. oJso Ol'5 oiOi 1vO6
CITY CouRT~TRAL TgRM-rAgr IIf-Before Hsatt. J.
747o U.s. 1911 1874, 6lo-, G0j G2Jj. CO.. 5l 6o5'
COURT OYsg AND rE9lSGg- ulgc Garrett aud
Assistant Dis ric Attorney Fellows Nos. l.
Gcrslceye ana Assistant Disrct- httDrh ~ lScIdid
= /. 3d. Z. <. . 10, II. IL - H. 10 l6 II, - IL
CoNingand Assistant District Attorney DAVIS Nos l. = D.
Z. D. TO- II. -, l5. IL. 10. IT, H. Is. ~, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
THE INDfCrED BooKMAKERs.

The bookmakcrs arrested at Sheepshead Bay
race-track Friday, arrived at District-Attorney
Rdgeway's Office, Brooklyn about 10 a. m yesterday
with their counsel There were nine OF them and
Chief Clerk Wakley prepared bonds 10 the amount OF
II 900 for the appearance OF each man
tor trial They then taken into the Court Of Ses
sons. where through their counsel Jere A. Weinberg,
they pcade guilty. The indictments state that the
men guilty OF recording aud registering bets" The
two clerks employed by each booNnakcr also in
die ed, nagng twcniy-four pTeSentments IN ALL The
names the persons appearing and their bondsmen
were : follows
james T. Mcdonald. No - West Twenty-aigh tn
st. hondsman. Philip j. Dwyer. OF the
Dwyer Brothers; Arthur Hackett. Coleman House.
Robert Furry, contractor, OF No. 149 Pros
prct.st. Brooklyn; David Johnson No. 81 East Twenty
sevcnih-st bondsman Furman f. Mutt. halter Pierre
pomt-st., Brooklyh; Charles +. Diamond. No 10 West
Twrniv-eichthst. bondsmnn. Philip j. Dryer Henry
Stcdcker, No. l.2g2 Broadway, Oondsnan. Philip j.
Dwye:: Jacob shpsey. No. Ga Lexingt.n-ave bonds
man. Robert Furry; Herman 1ranb, No. 800 East
Fif, -eghtt.st. bundsman, Robert Furey Joseph OF
ton No 10 West Twenty -exhthst., bondsuan. Philip
]. Dwyer; Philip Howell. Ma. - East One-hundred-
and-elghtli-si., bOndsm n, Philip j. Dryer.
Indictments were also presented against tho C0ncy
Island Jockey Club and the Brighton Beach Racing A.
sorntion, both OF which organizations actnO wledgcd
service OF presentation papers anu each furnished
- buii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF oRK...wEDNEsDAY. JUNE 20. 1886
ARRIVED
10 with adse and passengers w Hurst Arrived at
at 80 IN.
steamer CITY OF Alexandria Reynolds Vera June H.
Progreso Havana 10 with mdse Alex
andre & sons Arrived az the Barat $50
steamer VertumnustHrl Cook, MonegO Say. June IL
with "essels Co. Arrived at the Bar at lao
m.
steamer Regulator Doane. Wilmington NC. days with
mdsc WIN Clyde & Co
steamer Guyandottee. Kelley West Point and Newport
News with ndsr and passengers Old Dominion
city o fitchDurg. Fish New Bedford with mdse
TO borden & lowell
Pars Fleetwing (of DuDdee) Seles Spain May
Delaware Bre4kwater. with sugar to Perkins X Welsh
vessel to simpson spence Il Young.
HAMPTON Roads, with sugar TO Saith Schipper to
Carstcn Doe
Hrg Mariner (of POrtlandl Wharton. Nlgues. IL
dsvs sugar order; vessel To III Winchester Co.
schr X COnpdOD fcrrsL GoOr gctOwn &c DAYS with
naval stores Gilbert poit Co Il l. Jones.
schr Glover ngersOil Jack ,0nylle days. with um
Der Louis Bucki & Co vessel 10 n - Hurlburt & Co.
sUSsEr-Wnd at SANDY HOOK moderate. EN- Il; CLOUDY
At City Island. fresh. y L. cloudy and raining.
| Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Ststc Of Nebraska (Br) Braes Glasgow June
and rne l2 with mdso and 10 Austin Baldwin &
| Co
steamer walker. Armngton. Drinkwater Newport News
| with coal O. Il Oroutt
ship Wcs,onhorn Ger. Won Thuleu. Bremen 80 days
| with fnd-e to Ringer * Co.
BARK Anton NO Carlson Dominica los days. with mdsC
] W 0Idel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
THREE DEBTORS WHO LEE D1sAPpoxY1ED

There are three debtors in Ludlow Street
jan whose hearts are sick with hope deferred James
Berry, Benjamin Oppenhemer and John Herman have
been confidently expecting their release the
amended debt law" should be declared constitutional
When the OF Justice Donohues decision of Tuesda
reached thon. liberty seemed almost within their grasp
But they doomed TO disappointment sheriff Grants
counsel Mr. Clark IL OF the opinion mat Berrys
Is net covered by the amendment and that
Herman aud Oppenhener have not yet completed their
terms OF Imprisonment provided by the statnte Berry
has been IN jail since December 1885, committed Tor
contempt OF court for refusing deliver up chatt
when ordered. kierDan, an old freshman. says he
a boss truckman and one Of his ran over and
injured child. He sued for his employees careless
and judgment for 81 900 was lodged against him
For two years he was out ION the limits bnt his
bondsman failed him this spring and he arrested
Oppenheimer IL an ignorant lad who says lie at
tucked Italian whom he stabbed IN self defence.
A Jury acquitted him OF any criminal intent, but
civil suit Tor damages verdict recovered against
him which he is utterly unable to pay. He also pro-
cured bondsmeD for tme but was locked up In April
Tho disputed point In The cases OF Herman and Open
heimer is whether or not the time IN which they have
been on the limit" be added TO the time which
they have actually spent Ia JAIL TO complete the
OF six months Imprisonment st allowed by law
Mr. Hawes the prisoners counsel. ned petitions yeser
day for wrts OF habeas corpus for Berry and Open
heimer which will be argued before Justice Donohue
In Supreme Court Chambers. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
THE STOCK EXCHANGE AND THE TICKERS

The Governing Committee OF the Stock Ex-
change its regular meeting yesterday. paid atten
ton the published charge that its members we're
spring 10 place the exclusive control OF quotations in
the hands of the Gold ana Stock Telegraph Company
which Is leased TO the Western Union. The chairman
OF the Comuitee OF Arrange nens, who was particular
ly sssaied. said that he had reply make to the
change. far they affected him personally he de-
eIarcd that they were absolutely false.
The Governors have been trying for several years to
the abuse OF Its ticker with this object
began the present system OF its quotations. which
given impaftaly TO the two ticker companies This
chang has rcmeded the evils However and legal
method OF doing IL has not yet been devised. An in
Junction 10 prevent the making OF contract about
the ticket service. obtained by the Commercial Tec-
gram Company. seryei the officers OF the tx =
change yesterday IL was made returnable in two days
The comnt;e devoted its time to the consideration OF
soutne business, which included the latng OF several
new securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
sHrs1tpr IN DoonwIY wIrH HEn oHILDRfx.

MIS-. Bcu)dlDln N. Davis, the WIG OF Il lcatll-
manufacturer Peabody Mass. to city
June aud REGISTERED nj the Cosmopolitan Hotel she
with ncr three children, SIX. eight and ten,
rpcctvey. On Saturday last she went 10 the Wander
bilt Hotel She Informed the proprietor that che
awaiting remittance from her husband, but would
his possession her wells uutll teegrDlIc
request Was answered. No answer up TO o'clock
tuesday night, and thinking that pcrchance her hus
band bai sent the money message 10 the Cosmopolitan
Hotel, sue walked downtown. For four hours she
waited with the children outside the hotel, sending ia
less taA fourteen times To lie IN II there a
age for her Fingny, weary with waiting. she turned
footsteps uptown and al O'Clock arrived again
the Wand rbilt Hotel There she politely told she
could hot be sheltered ana again she started down
AT midnight when Officer Adams. OF the Fourth
Precinct, tired thc door OF the house at Duane
tire SIS. he fOnnd sleeping III the hallway Mr-. Davis
and her three children. He TOOK them To Tho station ia
Oakst, where they were kindly treated Al the ronbs
Police Court yesterday Oicrr BurtndO, of CHI.
drens Society," reported that the womsu's story was
true, and tnat thc money had been received
from Mr. Davis. Tho woman and her children started
for PEABODY, Mass. yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
THE RACES At SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
HORSES THAT OUGHT TO WIN AND GET THE PLACE
LIST OF THE ENTRIES

HORSES THAT OUGHT TO WIN AND GET THE PLAoh
LIST OF THE ENTRIES.
The Sheepshead Bay programme for t0'days
races while fairly good Is not particularly attractive
and even II the fair the track will necessarily
be heavy The first race handicap s niles strath
sp-y should be first tho wire and Una b. second
Tho seconi race June Stakes for two-yearolds
fremont is In 1t settles first place. La Juive Is
likely to the others Maumee with only 1O4 ponnds
ON her back should win the third mile handl
cap and though Favor is giving away Jumps OF weight
TO every thing else he ought to be her closest at
tendant
The rich Emporium for three-y ear-olds comes next
Nine are nsmei to start but 1t Ia not brilliant Held
Inspector H. has to penalty OF ten pounds aud
will probably be withdrawn. AMI WiDfred the brother
the Wanda gets allowance OF fourteen POUNDS
The Dwyrrs to him alone to capture the prize
The colt has done anything in public to show
trials been circulated to that he is.
He must be good colt. however. for the
Dryers paid $4,000 for him. presumably on Mat
Byrnes's judgment Byrnes thought last fall that the
colt only second to the speedy Dew Drop. Wnfred.
taking these things uO consideration. the probable
wnner OF the race, ana The Bard, VINO ran well the
other day, though beaten Will him hard tnssle
and should get the place Again the selling race faled
fiji. and five eighths of mile dashor twoyearolds
has been substituted for It, RI II is to he run Oh
the Young Luke should win IT, but II on the
showed Tuesday that he could the grass.
Aretino seems to be speedy enough TO capture the
Weller Handicap ana Attorney should get the place.
Thr "A fOlOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
LONG Island.

COMFY IsLASD-The musicians employed at the dancing
paviliOns at the West End with the
because anumber Of union have been
places OF the union DISCHARGED When
ARRIVAL OF the reached the OF
musicians there was general strike
BAY team of horses ached TO n market wagon
owned and driven by Philip Hnc1 strucE by a motor
on and Coney Island RlilrOld Yesterday one OF
the killed rght and the her la y
Hnckc thrown 10 The gronnd sustaining internal in
juries
charge OF Abandonment preferred bv his wife. MaTv
Kaper OF No G27 last Ninh-st, New York Kaper
New York a showcase manufacturer.
Kapor alleges that her husband abandoned her
chidren live n another who is
BABYLON- Marshall. Of Ncw.YoIk who passe, the sum-
Babylon while out driving behind spirited
from his carriage and seriously
The hoTs, miles before being caught.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
ATHLETIC POLICE CANDIDATES.

For the last two DAYS nearly two hundred stall
wart men have been vigorously putting M
dumb bells, lifting nCsvy weights dealing mighty
bullets upon swinging sandbags ana trOttlg
around "a walking track at Woods Gymnasium IN
Twenty -elghth-st. They were not pugllists tram
Ing for coming battle, hot yOnng gentlemen from
the CLASSIC halls OF Yale preparing 10 Zeal destruc
tlon to their enemies of Princeton; they were
merely applicants Tor positions on the police force
demonstrating to an examining committee their
capacity to cope with the enterprsD2 CRIMINAL III
his u.ost athletic forms The presiding lnqulstors
nj the eXamlnatio IONS on Tuesday night and ye5ter-
day morning were Inspector ByInes and Chief
Bonner Of the FIRE DepaItmen President French
and Comm ,ioner NoOrhis. of the Police Depart
ment were interested spectators. As one OF the
first tests 10 which the candidates were put haT-
ness was placed about the shoulders and thighs of
the man and he was set 10 lifting heavy weights
with the muscles OF bis back am legs Then came
the lifting OF dead wei gh,s from the floor. After
this the 100 men OF Drawn and snew stood IN a
line with their toes to chalk mark and began
putting up great dumb-bells The committee
walked down the line and watched closely for the
tel-tale palpitation that should tell of heart
tronb c. bat found all strong and none the worse
Tor the eXertlOn. 80
started of at time for quarter OF mile spin
at ull speed. The sbaky building which holds the
gymnasium trcmb ed under the two hundred
pound footballs of the athletes and the hC-ses in
the stables underneath wondered what manner of
racing going on above. After the running all
the apparatus in the gymnasium was brought into
play 10 show the agility OF the candidates. The
horizontal bar creakcd and grOaned under the
strain of a two hundred pound policeman " skin
ming the cat" At wanting. Jumping climbing and
other exercises the candidates made credItaulc
records. The candidates were pic ed men and had
passed n careful ply steal examination before a
board of surge Ons. Those who passed the eXamina-
tions of Yesterday and Tuesday will come mp for a
written examination intepded TO test their gene raj
intellige in the course of week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
WORK OF THE AQUEDUCT COMMISSION
Irhn Annnlncf Commission Yesterday ON n

he AVUtUUCI JUIII1IIISslUU NtSIVTUdy UI VIC
Recommendation the Committee Construction. do
cited To begin proceedings Immediately TO acquire the
fee simple in ands required for the aqneduct be
tween River ana the gate house AT one hun
thirty fthst and Conventaye.. instead OF a
simple easement. hearing will be given on July at
ii "a.
Commissioner Ridgway asked II anything had been
done relative 10 providing for Improved ventilation III
the tunnels. Chief Engineer Church sad that the con
tractors hau that the test npi ovemcnt
for Withdrawing foul air from the tunnels ami pumping
In fresh air must be III use by July 10.
Chief Engineer Church presented report on the
cement used tho work. and said he had found BY III
spection that DO bad cement was allowed TO
remain exist IN any part or It, Con-
tractors OBrien Clark and Brown, Howard &
Co. complained that the monthly estimates for the work
are not promptly paid by the Controller and that In
eeonence OF the delay tho work Is hIndereJ Tho
truci ors say they Will hold the Commission responsible
for The loss thus caused. Tue matter was debated at
considerable length. Some OF the commissioners held
that they cOal direct the actions OF the Controller
vote taken the question OF procuring opin-
ion from The Corporation Counsel relative to the matter
This was lost BY Tie vote, 3 TO 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
NO EXCUSE FOE A BLOW.

Policeman Horn, Of the Twenty second Pre-
cnc trial at Headquarters yesterday for strk
John Madigan, driver or coal cart with his fist,
Forty fourthsL aud Eeyenth-ave. on The night OF
May 80 Horn admitted striking the driver, but pleaded
Msdgau had used insulting gusge To him and
a woman VINO was present. MT. VOorhs said there was
excuse for the blow
II said yesterday that Policeman Daah, who
transferred Tuesday from MorTsanh to the Seventh
Precinct had discharged his revolver children,
and that this the reason for the transfer super-
teBdeDt Murray said yesterday that lie had heard OF
the Dsab himself said that the only time he had
used his pistol was six weeks ago, when he set
by some rougbs and fired IN the ar for help He said
he was transferred because OF excess In the Thirty
third Precinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
THE NATIONAL DISEASE
OF THIS COUNTRY
INDIGESTION.

MODERN COOKING and MODERN
LIVING have brought it on. 1t comes
upon us unawares. The patients
have pains about the chest and
sides, and sometimes in the back
They feel dull and sleepy; the
mouth has a bad taste, especially
in the morning. A sort of sticky
slime collects about the teeth. The
appetite is poor. There is feeling
like a heavy load on the stomach;
sometimes faint, all gone sensation
at the pit Of the stomach which food
does not satisfy. The eyes are sunk
en-, the hands and feet become cold
and feel clammy. After while
cough sets in, at first dry, but after
a few months it is attended with
greenish colored expectoration. The
patient feels tired all the while, and
sleep does not seem to afford any
rest. After time he becomes nerv-
Gus, irritable and gloomy and has
evil forebodings. There is giddi!
ness, a sort of whirling sensation in
the head when rising up suddenly.
The bowels become costive; the skin
is dry and hot at times; the blood
becomes thick and stagnant; the
whites of the eyes become tinged
with yellow; the kidney secretions
become scanty and high colored, de-
posting a sediment after standing.
There is frequently splitting up Of
the food, sometimes with a sour taste
and sometimes with asweetish taste;
this is frequently attended with pal
pitation of the heart and Asthmatic
symptoms; the vision becomes inn
paired, with spots before the eyes;
there is feeling of great prostratlon
and weakness. All of these symp-
toms are in turn present. 1t is
thought that nearly one-half Of our
population has this disease in some
Of its varied forms. Seigel's Syrup
Shaker Extract Of Roots changes
the ferments of the Digestive organs
so as to convert the food we eat into
a form that will give nourishment to
the feeble body, and good health is
the consequence. The effect of this
remedy is simply marvellous. Mil
lions upon millions of bottles have
been sold in this country, and the
testimonials in favor of its curative
powers are overwhelming. Hun
dreds of so-called diseases under
various names are the result of indi-
gestion, and when this one trouble
is removed the other diseases vanish,
for they are but symptoms Of the
real malady.
THE REMEDY IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
WILL OF HENRY VEHETER.

The will Of Henry Havemeyer filed for probate
Yesterday oequeatnS all his property Ia his wife, Mary j.
bavrneter. VINO Is appointed sole executrx. he tes-
fatot expresses the wish that at her death she Will
leave will dividing ali that then remains among such
OF his children survive Ia such
sha!l deem best The Instrument IL dates March %
1854 and the witnesses William M0ntgonery ir
ana Thomas H. Barowsky. Henry Il. Knox been W
pointed special guardian of the children tue
OF whom Is twenty and the youngest four years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
Bark Matthew Baird Williams. Cardcnas 10 dayA with
sugar TO order vessel TO II Winchester & Co.


sugar to order vessel TO- II Winchester & 20.
CLEARED.
Steiner cec Br GeSdcll IycRoo1R certis
steamer state Of Georgia tBr. olasgowAustn Baldwin
steamer Bernard Br) stauthorp Dubnn-Patton vckcrs
Bros
steamer Murie tBr. Locke windward rsics-A Outer.
steamer Excelsior Higgins New oreans-J r Van sicke.
tard & Co. - '''''''''
steamer Seneca Walker West and Newport News
Steamer Commonwealth. van KIRK. Pnlaiepna-Koberts
& King.
steamer Eeapora Bragg Portland Bcra no Hall
ship Shakespeare (Gerl Muller Hamburg-Herman Koop a.
wc srk P Pasars .s Co. 81 r'u o' ''"-o N'"
Bark seb1 stiano taD orso cremonln. Shanghai
Brig rising sun Decker BridQewaer-cw We PArrnstronT
Brig Rapid (Br. DaSin Hlilborough NB-Scammcll Bros
SAILED.
Steamers city Liver2oo Elder Bremen Cha.
teaux Margaut: Bordesnx acapulco AspnwaI Aene for
Maris ' City Of a tIanta Charleston.
Also sailed Long Island Sound Eeinoa for Portland
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEALEBS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON June 22-Arriyed steamer Greece (r) jeffrey.
2S-Arnved British Crown (Br. Smith. nom
Arrived steamer Aboraca tBr, Temple from Baltimore
LIyERrooI- June 2sArrivea steamer St Romans tBr.
Camdbel. from New York June 10.
Arrived Sc amer Guido (span Echevarria nom Baltimore
QUEENSTOWN, June 2ssallcd steamer city OF Chicago.
Watkins for New.York
ROTTERDAM June 3sArrivcd. steamer suna tBr Potter
BRs roll 2s-Arrived, Elsie OBI. Thompson
ISLE OF wIear June 22-Pa,.ed steamer Aboraca tBr,
Passed steamer Begeulsnd Ben q Pe7non from
BROW HEAD June 22NPasscd steamer (Br,. Cross
from Montreal on her way 70 Bristol p,o..o ,- so,,
from Baltimore May 20 via Queenstown.