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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09

lWE FULLEST STOCK OF FINE GLASS.
/ WARE. plain and colored, ever offered before,
aHa AT prices correspondingly low. Give us a cau
and examine prices and stock before purchasing
tor wiutcru.c E. J. MILLER SON & co. sc10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09

DROWN'S IRON BITTERs, Ayers Cherry Pee
~ toral, Sarsaparilla, Hair Vigor, Ague Cure
aud Pills and Warmers Kidney and Liver Cure
are for sale by
Uc.2l I. S LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09

pEEECH LOADING GUNS, fine quality. Shell
ID ciecting, Double action and other Pistols,
Los!ing Implements, Shells, Caps, Primers, Wads
and other goods in same line, will be sold at low
prices, 1T So King, corner Of Royal streets. Call
and examine.
uOvl4 J. n. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09

iGAGB FENCE WIRE has dropped again in
- price, and those in want will do we'll to buy
now. IS when spring opens it will advance Large
stock in store
oct2S las CARIIN & SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09

y EW VALENCIA and DAHESA TABLE
~ NAiSINS, New Currants, French Prunes,
'"Aaica Oranges and Malaga Lemons just
ce;yed.
u.,2D GEO MCKINNEY & SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09
VINEGAR !
TSE ACME SHOE POLISH.

7 7
\ For Ladies and Gentlemen.
Does not crack the leather, does not rub off or
soil the garments, makes the only durable polish.
pnc polish only necessary ordinarily for ladies
every two or four weeks. Full directions with
each bottle. For sale by
mh5 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

M Z RESPECTFULLY desire to call attention
w to our NEW FALL STOCK OF CHINA,
GLASS, QUEENSWARE and HOUSEFURNISH-
ING GOODS, in endless variety and at prices that
defy competition
sop.1O Z. J. MILLER & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09

| AMpS-The Rochester Star" Lamps, and
IL in stand bracket and library patterns cheap
CT and brighter than gas. Also an endless variety
o. Patent Extension Library Lamps from S2.75
0Hat .sep10l F. J. MILLER, SON & cos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09

NREAT CHANCE FOR CHEAP AND GOOD
VI SH1RTS-A. B. S. SHIRTS reduced to 6Oc q
piece, or So so per half dozen, to close out sur
plus stock at
jan22 AMOS B. SLAYIAKER,S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09

RASkErS-Thc largest variety of Baskets ever
~ offered in Alexandria, varying in size from
nNneh to Market Baskets. For bargains call and
cA&mne these goods.
scplO = 7 miller SON & co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09

GRASS and GRAIN SCYTHEs, Hay Rakes
VI Grain Cradles and sll other seasonable goods
in great variety at
je15 JAS +. CARLIN & SONS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-09

nov4 wlw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Sept 20 tSDsciarThe markets opened without
incident at prices OF last night The pits all started
dun November opened at 76ssd76a4 cents Novcm
Der corn 4O464O cents October pork ut 80 TO The
markets did nothing but decline all day November wheat
here day q October toucbed 73 = cents
and 10 cents These nearly the low
figures yet the Of holders
Of sellers great The only
oars I'D To tho l42000 bushels OF corn The
short afternoon board and November wheat un
loading by the crowd down to rs cents There
i'm lie morning is supposed bought wheat Al
any rate purchases by Henry Warner and by Cua broker
semi the market quickly 757s ceuts The close
75s. cents for NOvomb wheat 39 CENTS for Novem
- so tor October pork. The receipts 70 iaY
were wheat 235 Of aud 100 OF os Puts On
November wheat 10 cents calls on November wheat 10 :
cents The Minneapolis mills are making an average ~ So
barr Is of flour day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
CONFIDENT THAT JOHN BAIRD Is SANE

AT the examination regard the sanly OF John Baird
Yesterday Cornelius L. Desa-r testified that he had known
MIR Baird for than thrty years. aud hrs know him
when he employ cd INN manufacturing In the
iron works OF the He Mr. Baird Just before he
WA. sent 10 the asylum. aud had him since
he was released frequently. ln recent Interviews
he had found him stsid. seitp"'sessed aud
velalanccd In conversation MI Band said that
lie felt terribly about procesdug especially account Of
his children aud that avoid bitterness that might follow
aud for the OF Cancellation o willing that ms prop
ery placed hands OF trust COMPANY a'd mat
m made fof his vile Mr Bard lad been
An the quoting Scripture since tho wtnoss had
known Mr. DolaInator Sad lie had seen nothing ut~
tionai n Mr.. Bsiri .,.,
William II Moore. second president Of the Atlantic
Company. dopOsod that he had Drrl
ACQUAINTED with Mr. Baird Tor thirty years hnh al
hc had found hin OF kaDy ens
memory and not different from the John Bard that he
hal known years ago
ence Company who had known Mr. Baird the Two
previous witnesses coIIcbOritci tioir testimony.
Charles H. Clay fOrncrly elevated railroad df cor
fifteen he regarded MT
Baird always as of clear aud acute Intellect
Richard POlon, who had Mr.. Bard for
thirty years testified ike effect AS did
Also David A. Ripley and Andrew Fletcher
H. Robinson dcpOSd hat July rs last he called on
Mf Bard whom lac had knowu mxuy ADD CONVEX scd
the concluded mind aud
lent VI 200 taxing his Taylor tcstinod
that lie believed MI Baird DO o sound mind.
lie AcaIlhs VAL proceed to day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
WASHINGTON NOrES

WASHINGTON Thursday. sept 70. 1856.
UNCALLED Bon Us. Among the per cent bonds re-
deemed the Treasury Depart ment to-day we're SoOOOO
OF uncaIod bonds
POSTMASTER APPOINTED. - Tho Postmaster General
n S.' y .''0'" leu '"''' -'''' ''''''''' 90 '
APPOINTMENTS Acting Secretary OF the Treasury
to-day appointed william II. Young and George ii
to bo assistants TO the superintendent ofthe
constru ton OF le-saving stations, with Headquarters
at NewYork.
OBSTRUCTION REMovED.-Tne Navy Department IL in
formed that the Dispatcn yesterday found aud blew
the der-ict Lizzie d. enec ually destroying
her dorelict has been drifting apout Massachu-
Bay for somo time and has several times been
ported by passing steamers as dangerous obstruction
TO navigation.
SILVER CEKrIrIcArEs.-The Treasury Department il
using speedy distribution OF the
issued for force Employed That work at the
Bureau OF Engraving aud Printing to work extra hours
night until supply OF the small notes 10 secured SUI
fcient to meet ths present heavy demand.
EXPORTS AND lNrogrs.-The Chef OF tho Bureau OF
statistics IN his second monthly statement for the
June 80. 1887 that the total values
the ports OF mercandso from the Quilted states dur
lux the two eight aud twelve mouths GUIDED August 81
1885, as compared WIN similar exports during the cor
responding period OF the preceding year were follows
TWO months ended August 81. 1886. slos 800 no ,
1899 Ss9.s95.976. Eight months ended August 81.
1856 $43i 80 $50. 1889, S426.23l8ls Twelve
sn1d A1 rh. ncr. .Ss S:ro
months ended August 81. 1886. ~ 4.332.472: 1889
So E,snt mouth ser sI eco August 81 ds9o
ended AUGUST 81 1886. $649,9o9.l57 1885,
CHINESE MArls-A Communication has been received
at tho Post Office Department; from j ID. Kennedy. Con-
General United States Postal Agent AT Shanghai
China, transmitting proposition made by The Chinese
Commissioner Imperial Maritime Customs looking TO
tho aboIIuon OF the Unlied States postal agency
Shan gha the substitution OF Imperial Chinese
postal systen The crude postal system now In opera
In China is exceedingly limited IN scope aud
ouly be used by roy atty aud the nobility. When the
perfected. however Efforts Will ho made
10 have CHINA admitted into the Universal Postal
Upion.
QUIET DAY AT THE WHITE HoUsE-The President
was not bnsy day. lie received few callers and
omitted the usuai Thursday Cabinet meeting lie drove
out 10 his country residence, accompanied ny Mrs
Cleveland and Mrs. FOsOn. Tue PresldenL will RESUME
the routine OF his official social duties
morning. These will Include a reception the general
pubic III Tia" afternoon at O'clock for the purpose VI
allowing strangers 10 the city pay their respects
Official vsitors will lie received before noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
MORE MONEY WANTED FOR MISS HoyT.

Argument was heard by Surrogate Rollins yesterday on
motion OF Miss Mary Irono hoyt that an order
he made directing Of the estate of her ather
Jesse oy pay her the balance Ia tieir hands oil the
aocuuuhs The amount sot apart as lie estate Tor nor
An her ialhers Will For the motion General benjamin r.
Butter aud Frank Dupgnae appeared 1t mas opposed by
Joseph H. Chodte. Elhu Root exChef Justice DAILY ana
Eobers sewol General Builor insisted that s4oOoo
Of the should be- gwen 10 MISS
Joyt FROM Europe whore She was now re
Ceivur Milan would need IL iOf her
support purpose Of her appeal from the surrogate
decision. .,..
EL Root the read affidavit settling forth
that Hoyt had already received lO per cent OF hs
100000 OF which she la receive Tor NE II
under The viii Invested IN luit states OF
CITY bonds than pcr cent would DC rcaiLen
Robert Sewell, Aaron 10 ue
payment any money 10 Miss ioyt until the recrces dei
SION 10 MI Kans clam Tor services attorney
ber made General Butler SAID that Nj Kahn had ~.
Ie the attorney "f Miss i!uyt thaD
DC get from another TIL he as old as Metuso
lah a..
Ex-Chief Justice Daly ono Of the counsel for
executors willing 10 set apart
Uoyts trust immediately. General Butler asked
thai an FL anA,ion he made to what balance was
due To II the books Kept Jesse iioyt
KEEP them lie said this would not take long Would AT
Jesse tloyt alive now he exclaimed He wouiu nave
been II the iu, had not poisoned hun
" / thought he had Bnshts disease said MI. Root
well their medicine brought II on, General Batter re-
IT, decision was deserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
NATIONAL CAPITAL IOPICS.
THE RANKS AND CALLED BONDS.
AWAITING AN OFFICIAL OPINION OF THE AlIoH-
NEY-GRNERAL-

AWAITING AN OFFICIAL OPINION OF THE AiIo"-
NEY-GRNERAL-
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-lnquiry was maze at
the Treasury Der day in regard TO the pup
nshed abatement that tie National banks are otins
greatly disturbed Ivy the calling In OF the per ceue
bonds which form the principal basis OF their crcua
tom II was learned that several OF these INSTITUTIONS
have given notice OF withdrawal from the system an
that others are trying their called bonus retainer
as basis fo circulation preferrine 10 iorego
altogether rather than risk buying per cents auu ~
per cents at the present high premium IL mas away
been held by the Treasury Department that "neh oouus
cease TO bear they become UNAVAILABLE a OASIS
for circulation This ruling. however, has Iately peen
contested by some OF the banks and the question na1
beep referred to the Auorney-Genersl for an opDon
Until this decision rendered the Department mus. OF
rnurse dere to its In many cases however,,
tine hanks whose bonds have been cailei arc "eie,ine
their reinforcement, expecting apparently ueclson
allowing tnose bonds To remain III tue heauno .ne
ControlIr OF The Currency, the TrehsnrG ana inc REGIS
tor ara 40 busily ensagct with replacenents ana WIFI
drawals that considered likely tlat the Depart
uen will be exaciing with tue banks that nave iaot "
surrender their called bonds s,x .s,ono,or
letter was received to-day from 4eahng nnahcier
n, York suggesting that rs the excanes oi ponus
vii, ,ck an good deal of money Just at ths time whei
A. is in great need Ia tue moving OF croi - etc IL wou'
moi he we'll for tho Government to oree the paks "e-
voud A easonable degree OF diligence IN substitutes
other bonds for called 81. IL Il uuhelsooi ma. .no
question will 10 open until the Ieinrh OF Attorney
General Garland VINO is eIpertei back ABOUT l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEW lOkh DtALtNOo.
with increased activity yesterday the markets al tie Prod
nee Exchange around more or less weak Ia wheat
the controlling influences the continued heavy receipts
at points accumulation dscouraging cable adVces snn
sharp kenng export demand Export engagements
were only bushels ana cash lots declined ny MI
cents The option market was weak throughout ne
az and closed heavy the bearish feeling con
suielaDy Increased Final figures we're about
81 inside quotations and showed losses OF oI sep
TENDER at 81 a. tor october az o5 for November at so
s. for Decem at 50 n and January al 90 and cent Tor
Nav at cash dun aud = ceot lower EA
limited TO 10000 bushels The option
declines OF 10a cent closing weak
at the bottom follows September ~ October ~ 3
November 49, December 5O. January 5OH May. 62i4
cents dull lots easing OF "a cent The
ouOus clio Oh september 81 - - tOber at 81 =
Tor ovemuer 321 and = cent FOL December at SS'a
cents There decided movement IN the lard option
market 2OO0o erses changing hands septembe suffered
sharp endrd With loss OF 80 points Al $500 90
tobef deol 50 as and the other months we're on
ponts A. foOws AMI December 10 80. January
s642 February So 49, March SO 80. yeai ~ 10
Tho grain yesterday at New YORK. Pnlalel
mia BALTIMORE and Boston follows. Wheat. 2B94OO
bushels corn 2O276 bushels oats 2l49lS bushels total
grain G3i $50 bushels four 32oao barrels Al chicago
Milwaukee Louis tho arrivals were Wheat. l40o
bushes 2l20 t7 bushels oats loSili bushels tota
grain 50G 1875 bushels -four 32.76l barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Leaves OF absence
have been granted rs follows: To First Lieutenant T.
B. Thompson, 5tn Infantry. three months; TO tirst
Ideutenapt W. c. Muhlenburg 2d Infantry. SIX months
10 Captain c. c. De Rudio. TIN Cavalry hfteen days
TO Captain r. G. Smith. 1Oth Cavalry (exIension) hVe
months
Lieutenant g. BlockDger has been ordered to duty as
executive officer OF the Pinta Lieutenant Asi walker
aud Ensigns Albert Gleaves and john IL holcon"e
have been ordered To the Navai Academy. Ensign
Douglass f. Terrell ordered u tue Pnta, az
Siva. lirutena ant Henry 4. MOnahan and Bnslsn H. H.
DOmpaugh have been detached from the flhla anu
ordered home to await orders.
The United States steamship Alert was put out OF
commission to-day at San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
THE WHITE HOUSE PET
wasning,on Letter to The chicago Tribu

Washington Letter 10 The chicago Tribune.
Quite important parsonage at the White House Is the
handsome black poodle months since as pres
from Holland TO Mrs Cleveland Since his arrival In this
country the dog has grown considerably and now fine
large animal The law vigorously enforced against all
excluding them extrsnoe the Executive
Mansion held allegiance In the case OF this pet who ros
hue he has brilliant black eyes which look at through
tangle OF long. soft tightly oured hair growing 10
such luynriance that TO part would be an impossl
bility. From the midst OF this the quickly
rowing eyes sparkle like Jewels Upon the dogs neck IL
collar skin which steel plate engraved WITH
his name Hector Cleveland The steward OF the White
House charge Hector left by his young mist
has exercised his taste In the matter OF clipping the
heavy coat OF tangled ours which would otherwise have
proved uncomfortable burden during the long hot summer
days AS Hector tro,s leisure through the inner CORR
fantastic appearance His body closely shaven looks like
Russian nun OF black Asrachan while the thick
growth his head, the extremity of HE tail and
broad his feet udcrous appearing In the
extreme
Hector seems well imbued with the dignity attaching
pet Of the White House and COMFORTS him
self dgnined manner. exhibiting little curiosity
outside persons thugs He has the strongest attach
the steward and will not show OF his small stock
accOmpl else At present his knowledge
English language limited though he has learned
put side looking at with his sparkling
in the comcal fashion When Hector first arrived
Holland lao could not be made to comprehend anything
the attendants who spoke Dutch called H.
when red about the widest delight and re-
spending instantly to orders gwen In his familiar tongue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
The SALVATION ARMY ~ VIDA.
IAro,, IN, Droptaene, Journal

peculiar looking people who have attracted attention In
the streets for the past two days Hindoo mem
bers OF the Salvation Army who are soon to return to ln
they laborng the The party comprises an
Engshman named Paynter who formerly wine Iner
chant OF Oxford but who Is divisional oncer OF the
Army Guurat under the title OF MAJOR Jai Bnal MHza
ALL sand MahOmettn from Pun1auO' captain Ma
ran Das converted high caste ndoo and sergeant MaIs
Gopal who a By trade The latter Is Of small
stature has his head closely shaven with the exception OF
ut which stands erect AT the meetings winch nave Deen
o. the visitors the latter individual beats
a and sings IN his own language The missionary
who them that upon the entrance OF the
Army India the members bright red Jerseys WS
the natives look upon them high dignitaes The
10 abandoned and the salvation ss
rags aud in their mode OF life Initiated as closely AS
possible people whom they attempting 10 convert
Fatterng results reported OF the work In India.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
ALLEGED SOUTHERN LITERALLY.

TO the EditOr Of The FrtbHHe.
SIR: For the benefit of your Northern Dem
ocratIc friends VINO upon the stump aud IN the wgwan
proclaim their adherents IN voios loud enough Tor
tho nation TO hear that the REPUBLICAN parry will not
forget tnat the war Is over twenty ysars. and that
southern oppression % Is cited excuse for maa-
tAInng sectional annotes this hlmble oiuZen OF the
community known as BIgotrY Court House desires
relate little crcim,tauo, Indicative OF
the political bb5rality Of tho Southern DJmosrat
A oorlan snsfgslIo hut poor endeavOrod to or
game sntsrpriss that would have benente1 ali
olassss Of peops aud Al Lho Same uns paid handsome
dividsu1A AL tho arrsnzonents as to tho course TO
pursue had bocD made and " Poor Man., wno was we'll
Acqu alhtod With the business. to 10 manager All
,hst remained to be done Was ne tho charter aud
opoa the ofioo Poor Man" was elatoi. because he
pfont 10 tue COM aud a enont n
doiuoatio condition But ono morning all ILLS
hUpes issoiyei Ahi melted nto very thin air b.
inc feoeIpl OF \ hols wordcd someLhinl ike thtsi
"DEAR SIR: We nave concluded not TO 20 into tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
TILE IMPROVEMENT. Ar HE'LL GATE.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23-Tne Chief of En-
eneers has received report from Lieutenant Colone
Water Mcfarland. OF Engineer Corps in regard to
the result of the blowing mp OF Flood Rock Hoii Gate
New York Uarbor OcOber TO- 5S5. and the subsequent
operarioDs thereon. lie says hat new channel, egh
teen feet deep at Id AN aud varyin. from 31O
10 400 feet in width. has been formed between FLOOD
Rock and The Mil Rocks. The negro hea nave been
eLtirey removed to THIS depth and the Hen ai Chcs
ems partly the twelve foot channel he Heen these
rocks $50 eet wider tndn tIis. averaging 900 eel
IN width He says farther that IN order 10 make th'
available to nHvgatOs IL Ought 10 he
buoy ed especially along Its eastern edge, and recon-
mends prompt action In that regard by the Hshhous1
authorities. The matter has been IeIerr,d 10 inc
Lighthouse Board for action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24

LONDON. sept ~ 1880 D. m.-Atanto aud Great West
fr-t Mortgage Trustees certineates o2 do Second
Mortgage 1924 Canadian Pacific 09A, hrc 500. do 800
oni Cunsos O5 Illinois Central lao MOIlcsn Otdinaiy
a. ~ Paul Common. lODa. Now.lork Central ilh'si
Penu.yIya nia. u - Reading. lB<
Los6Os. sept ~. IN, DANTE and Great Western
FMS Mortgage Trustees Cshostss 63s Canadian Psiho
Ogl, Emo IJ. do Second consols 1854 81 Paul Cop
n.on 1901. Now.Nork Central Mss PennsylvaniA VI
keAilug. 1874 a.,
tsu.la Northwest Land CoInpany.St
"A u,lsoh BAY Company. 2oe
UsI silver In quoted al 4<'sl pof ounce .,ooo
illllvh u Bank England Increased 1osOVV
duTug tho past week ,.t,,,,.
The the HANK VI England reserve 10 aOihty
which asl was ~ = pei cent - unchanged
quote fhtos POI Cont t.ntos al e u~nos
osntmo. tho account and exchange on ondon a. 30
ftznu. 80 "a Ucutluos ior ohocks
Spanish fours, u . -, .
PARIS sept 23-Ihe weekly statement 81 The Ban~ o
France sLowa b,essS VI 6a2jOOO fancs IN gold ans
2aOO,00O trance la silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
santa Barbara. CAL, Septic, 1856
A CANDIDATE FOR Tue APPELLATE JUD cEsHIp.

To IN G razor OF INe IFt OUH
SIR: inclo,e a copy of the resolution adoD-
ted at the Ant5aoJn Convention hed here on the TN
instant The telegraphc report dd not contain the text
OF the but sad that the convention recommend.
ei the nomination OF judge DAVIS. Woud not be wise
10 nominate Judge DIvisf IL seems to me that
there are strong reasons AZ this time IN FAVOR or
his nomination. The resolution was received
by the convention with the most marked ayor ana was
unanimously passed with hearty applause. The sent
ment was very strong 10 favor OF Judge DAVIS, and
many delegates said his recon usadatOn for Ju tge OF
the Court Appeals the best thing the convention
mad don, Ghs following tho fun text OF tue resolu-
ton:
RssolUed As the sense Of this conyen.oa that IN the
nomination OF a candidate for JUICE ~ the Court Oh
Appeals, the only state officer TO DO CHOSEN az
election expression snDnl be gl'en 10 tho
prevaIng sentiment OF tue Republican party. In FAVOR
OF Temperance REFORM tas person OF the candidate
that as the STATE Committee decided 10 make niiin7
ton without calling state cOngsnton therehy rohhor
Ing snoh erpressOn by state convention OF tho party
mpossibe this most Respectfully anu earn.
esy suggests and recommends tho nomination OF mat
eminent jurst ami lifelong temperance advocate. the
Hon Noah vI>,as tue Republican candidate FOR Jnnge
Of the Court Appeals for whom ali sincere temperance
men should he proud u vote A. ID
Bin ghQntOn Sept, Il, loo0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
BAILED OUT AND READY TO BEGIN AGAIN.

There Duiubsr Of excise Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning Policemen Cooper Collins
and McCor OF the Central once had George Hugh
McManus from Billy McGlorys place and Harry
Behan from Harry Hiils They were held for selling
liquor without license George cape hotelkeeper OF No
blS East One-undred and gave bail for Nc
Gorys men, and Richard Jordan, dealer No. ~
Charles ST.. 6aed Behsn From The Aliens place
Beeckers Policeman Higgins OF the Fifteenth frecinoL
took Charles Myers for tire same onence John McGrew No
to furnished bal. AT the CreInorne
West Thirty socondst George shaw arrested by
icsmau Lilly, OF the Twenty ninth Precinct Thomas
Mccarthy retired, No 1856 Sixthsye, got him
Tom 6ouds place In West Tnrty hrstst young Polio
TSDr OF the Twenty ninth Prccno took the Unusual
sestiDg Tie proprietor himself after buying wills
key and boeI fron waiter Tom Gould as much dis
gustcd at bis situation yesterday morning. and William
Tbouss broker of No. 1913 Wet Twenty nntLst bailed