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New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
NOT DIAMONDS, BUT TOILET ARTICLES.
WHAT WAS ~ THE BAG Uncovered FROM MRS.
MOEGAN's sTATrBOoM on THE ORR ioN

WHAT WAS ~ THE BAG RECOVERED FROM MRS.
MOEGAN's sTATEKOoM OK THE ORE Jon.
The agent of the Cunard Line said yesterday
that he dd not know of any valuable package being r.
covered from the wreck Of the Oregon. small travel
ling hand-bas was taken ont OF The sate;room occupied
hy Nrs. h. ID. Morgan On the Oregon o. Friday last Ivy
one the divers OF the Merrt Wrc kng Company. The
CORES pOndrnt of The Word at Fire lsand Interested
reader Yesterday with statement that TINS bag
tanned Mrs MOrgdn's diarOuis, valued at $4,000 As
fact the diver Ind not examine the contents Of the
handDag but II to the Custom House IN this city,
and IL raced in thr custody OF Collector Hrddcp
On Monday the Collector personally delivered the hand
bag TO Mr.. Morgan after inspection OF IL had been
made II coniained hair brush. combs hair pins aud
some other toilet articles only.
Tnc bark Herbert Black, from Marsellles, which ar
rived yesterday, reports that at Monday fifteen
miles southeast Of the Highlands. she passed blue
booDy hatch, mail bag ana large brown leather valse
The boOby hatch probably belonged TO the vessel which
into the Oregon and the other things were from the
latter vessel.
dispatch was received at the Maritime Exchange
Yesterday saving that the bark Fdra had arrived At
Portland Me-, with twu sacks OF the OregOn's mall
which she had picked mp AZ sea-
Another bag OF mail from the Oregon was received at
the Post Otce D. III. Monday. II mad been pic ked
up about miles south OF Sandy Hook Lightshp by
the Gugboat Leonard Richards Captain Peter Qninlin,
taken to Jersey CITY. The bag contained newspaper
mai; for general distribution This makes 225 bags thus
far received OF "A totai OF 59s billed.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
EVIDENCE AGAIN,T MIR. WINANs.

In the divorce suit of Mrs. Alice Winans
against Ross r. WInans, Lewis W. Henderson,. waiter
in June. 1871, at Mrs. ThOrn's clearinghouse NJ. 10
East Twenty fourth-st testified that late in that month
Mr. Winans (whOm he iicutdej) applied at the house
for rooms " for himself and wife" Mr.. Wnans told
Mrs. Thorn that lie would go the ST. James Hotel to
bring his wife, he did sO The witness identified the
plaiutif the woman whom Mr. Wlnans returned with
and his wife MIR. Wluans took the rooms
and vhe lunch was being prepared Mrs. Wnans play ed
the piano and sang Kathleen MaVOuru6en In the
parlur. Henderson examined by James c.
Carter without material result and then Mr.. Wnars'S
lawyers evidence the marriage laws OF England
and Parliamentary eHsctments OF the ~ George
Nv. and niiAm IV. The plaintiff was reeXamined di.
rccly to cOntrovert testimony given by Mr. Wiuans.
The hearing will be resumed on Monday next
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
KISSED HIM AND STABBED HIlL

PhillipO Carlamagno, an Italian, who was the
OF lodging hOu.e at No. 81 CrOsby-st was
convicted the General Sessions yesterday OF murder
In the lie mad trouble with some OF his
boarders and turned some OF them out New lears .
night lie was iu rough mood and threatened TO XII
somebody before night Ono OF the departing lOigers
was Giovanni Atlott As he WAS going out Carlamagno
called him back and said. using italian word OF en-
dearmeDt: walt godfather; let NE kiss you before
YOU 90 Z" ahd as kissed him ls stabbed him In the
side The defence that the dodgers had assaulted
CarlamAgnO, only acted In self-defenoe. The Ouy
pupsh mont that grade OF murder IL imprisonment
for life Judge Cowlng Will sentence the Italian on
Monday
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
THE COURTS.
DOG EXPERTS FAIL TO AGREE.
SOME CALL IN AN ITALIAN GREYHOUND, OTHERS
MoSGREL.

SOME CALL IN AN ITALIAN GREYHOUND, OTHERS
MoSGRBL.
A small Italian greyhound led by string
accompanied Miss Cecilia Decker Into the Common
Pleas courtroom I'm which Judge Bookstsver presided,
yesterday. Its Prince and it was the prln-
cpsl exhibit in brought by Dr. Henry j. Ewing to
recover iss value. placed at $50, from the young
woman's brother, Samuel n. NJ Decker. a wealthy mer
chant, who lives at No. AZ West Forty-sixth-st
Dr. Ewing, who occupies apartments in the
sherman fats No. 1855 West Forty-eighth-st testified
that the animal born in 1880 and given to him
in the same year by f. d. Mcconnell. In the summer Of
$685. before going West with his family. he placed Prince
Mr. Dsckers who promised to take him to his
country place Hartford and give him the best at
tenon After his return he asked for the dog and Mr.
Decker promised that his family reached the
city he should have him. but afterWard refused TO Keep
his promise.
After james Durant had testified that he had heard
this promise made Professor John b. Wilder expert
testimony IN regard TO the value Of the dog aud said
was iUll-bloOded Italian greyhound
J. Rockwell Fay Wall Street broker testified that Le
heard the conversation In which the defendant had
promised to return the animal.
" Pieass state the conversation" said the lawyer.
"The talk was eloquent" continued the witness
Is that giving the cOnversatiOnl :" asked B. f. Elm
stein the opposing counsel
who is telling this story inquired Mr. Fay turning
II you telling it, replied the Judge with
,me.
For the defence 1t was maintained that the dog had
been presented to tho defendant Dr. j. Cattnach was
eallsd as an expert on ths side OF the case
"a mongre,' was the answer.
"Whatt his valuel"
"Hs has no value. would not give 10 cents for
An extract from stonehenge on Dogs was here read
by Mr. Eusein. who declared that the dog In court was
not an Italian greyhound as described IN that book
"H1w much would you give for the dog !" another dog
faucer, Edward Hale, was asked
% I would not take him a. a gin" was the reply.
Tho jury, after few minutes dcberation, gave the
plaintiff S75 for the dog. Mr. Decker was allowed 10
keep Prince, and his sister led him away.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-Vicente G. Quesada, Ar
gentne Minister at Washington. Atoemdr1e Ho'el
Count Leyden. Secretary OF the German Legation AZ
Waship eton 80 4 Astor Hotlse-Donald q. Mitchell. OF
New-Haven and ex- Congressman b. Brewer OF West,
field N V GaseV House-Erastus Corning, OF
Albany and W. b. Strong, president OF the AtchIson;
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company HoIet Woe
man HouSe-Insurance Commissioner Henry 3 KEN
mnnd of OHIO and William NJ. Sinsery, OF Phlladelphia
- Grand Hotel-The Rev. George C. Lor1mer, OF
Chicago .Fitth Avenue Hote-M. +. ingalls,, presuent
OF the Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST. Louis ana Eheato
Railway Company - Union Square Hoiel-Willam A.
Poueher OF OswegO ..... ST. James HoteL-ExCoDgress-
man Stephen Sanford, OF Amsterdam, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24


SUPREME COURT CHANBRRs-Before Lawrence J-Nos
40 46. ST. So 40 52 95 LOG. lG. 1876 ls 22I 243 2i7
2G2 2G9 271 ia 27s 2S5 29O 29 293 296 300 302 36i
SUPERIoR CoURT-GHNERAL TERA-BeiOre DAVIS r. j.
Brady aud Daniels, JJ.-Eecess
suPaEAE toURT-SPECIAL lERM-PART II.-Before An.
drews. Nos 225, 500.
sUTREAE COURT-CIECUIT-PART I.-Before Donohue L
NOs Zi5o, 2496 22sj. 1873 22B2 2O2 2jS2 2Z6s 2955
2soi 2j4A 2997 2G59 40. 2245 l49o 52o 1888 22Gl.
25Sl 2535 22y3 45, 27O4 2505 27O9, 2IlO. 27l 27l2
27l5 2l4 27lj, PIG 2l7, 27s, II 272O 2722 2723
suPREnE CoURr-CRcUT-PARI lI.-Before Van Brunt J.
Nos 5ol. AZ 261. lI7, z674. 267j, 2o76 2G7g 26s2
26sI 2eS6. 26s7 1853 2o9 2og2 2evS 2694 2695 2697
SUPREME CoCRr-CRcun-PARI UI-Before Peckham J.
-NosG2 so, 2lBy, 2l6g 2l5O, 2lsi 2lo7 2s9 1861 T.
2l6O 2i2g 1922 2l9i 797 2l3l, 2l56 2l93 1907 IS2i
gsUP.EME UouEr-CIRcuIT-PAgT IV.-Before Barrett j.
Nos. 1911. 1855.
Mary hatton. 10 OF IIsnford smith, 1880
25s, Will Of Elizabeth Ferguson Floyd IL M. estate
Plumb NmOs. D.
sUrERIoR UoURT-srEcIAL TERM-Beforo oGorman j.
No.4l2
sUrERIoR CoUKr-TRIAL TERH-PART I-Before sedgwick,
G. J-Nos "a, 100 1904 lo9!. lUgJ 1876, 1891 10 10
sUPERIoB CoURT-TRIAL TRRH-PART II.-Before Freed
man; j. o. sii, 500 1903 1859, 1920 7Oi 7O7 1877,
sUPImoB CoURT-TRLAL TERM-PARr Iv-Before Ingra.
aam JNOs 1907 1852 lliJ I46, l74S l1ig liJl, 1907
Los 1893 l760 l1B l7G2, 1853 1864 l7o6, l7GO 1867,
coWoS PLEAs-sPEcAL TRRA-Before Allcn. J.-No
day calendar.
COMMON PizAs-TRIAL TEm-PARr I-Before Bookstaver
fNos I6o2. 1913 lOiS 800. lsus l22S l1I9 1850 6l
lCaY ll6l, 674 1903 1888 l65s 1858 l54 1872 lG6s.
CIT COURT-TRlAL rERN-PARf I-BefOre Browne J.-NoA
1880, bsUo oo6 56lb 5ll2 400 56l7 300 1896 1883
S$So Sg6 Se s9s S953 si Sls s7e sis S7s E3 s74o
4ilg 55Ss SEQ? 6sO4, 0sl 6slS 6ol+, Osl6 os2S,
G. Nos $50 6737. $3.50, 00O2 BLOC. 59l bTg3 6g6g
soid tOs7 6OSo GO9o 60Vl 6Ov2 $685. 0V9i GVy6 6V97
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
LONG ISLAND.

RosLYN-stephcn Verify who shot himself on Sunday.
died on Monday night.
MNEOLA.liE and Mrs. Benson, OF Philadelphia, have
given 81 600 TO the church at this place.
RIvERHEAD-The Greenport Driving Park Association
has been Incorporated
WINFIELD-' Josh Hart. Of New-York sued william
SecOr of Corona before Justice Brandon on Monday Tor
the possession OF bis premises occupied by Mr. SecOr
Mr. Hart refnscd To make repairs on the house. ana
Mr. refused To pay until the repairs were
made. The jury gave a verdict in Mr.. Secors favor.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
ANOTHER or GORuANS FAVORITFS.
Hn.h nnfnn LIInnIch fD fhT UnrfInrd TnuInuf

Senator GOrman has gwen curious instance
OF hi, appreciation OF the Presidents confidence In him.
II DOW appears that he recommended and secured the
aDpomtne of II. l.. CrOpey Ds Collector or Customs
al Georgetown, in this district Mr. Cropey is the man
who month after the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln,
reported In OF the daily papers TO have offered the
following toast Here's 10 the man who pulled the trie
nIgger." This charge Mr.. Cropey has not yet re-
futod. His nomination was sent TO the Committee on
Commerce The Committee Commerce has not yet
reported his IL wsuld strike most people
where the President would not make serious ns-
tske II he NlthdreH such nomination.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
PICKED UPIY AN OPEN BOAT

The American ship Southern Cross, which
arrived from Ioo yesterday January IL picked up
from an open off the Cape OF Good Hone, Captain
W Vysey and nine men, the only survivors or the cfew
OF twenty of the English ship Hudson Bay. This
ship was .559 tons register, and sailed from sama-
rang with cargo of for Falmouth on November
q. on the night OF January 8. when between M1sse
Bay and Alsoa Bay, she encountered violent
thrown on her port ends, and the cargo shifted
The fifteen men who were lost including the hrst ana
second mates the steward and carpenter. were all be-
low when the vessel eapszed and went down The others
got into a boat but they without provisions or
water The Southern Cross landed them at Cape Town.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
cApTrrRE OF A DESPERATE BURGLAR.
FORCING HIS WAY WITH A HATCHEr-PLUCKI RE
on uEREEM.

FORCING HIS WAY WITH HAiChEl-fLOChl NE
sIsTANCE OF A DEvOUT HEBREW.
William j. Collgan, a bury, Unlocking burglar
was taken in chains to Police Headquarters yester-
a house occupied by Hebrews while attempting
TO commit a robbery there. His desperate efforts
TO escape had nearly resulted in murder. NJ
Shidovsky keeps cloak store on the first nOOr and
extension in the rear The burglar tried to get into
the extension from the yard about a. M Xester,
day, but found the door barred. Then he climbed
10 the roof Of the extension, hut he lhcautlOusly
dropped long board which he had used III his as
cent and the noise awOkc members OF a famliy on
the third floor and they began TO shout at Col gan.
The distance the ground too great Tor blC 10
lump with safety. He had hatchet, and with II
he began to break his way into the second story
hoping TO get to the street that way. lie DroRe a
window shutter and finally the window OF ShidloN-
sky's Kitchen -
By that time the household was awake. Bcna
min POak. ShidlONskY's father-ln-laW is dcNout
man. 1t has been his custom for years TO get up
every morning before o'clock and pray until day
break in the synagogue at No. 0S East Broadway
lie was dressing himself when The burglar began To
smash the window. lie ran into the Kitchen III
time to intercept Collgan, but the burglar mad
become desperate by hearing loud calls Tor TeNoNeIS
on the third floor Raising the hatchet he shouted
to Poak to get out of the way or be killed. The
old man stood his ground and fierce struggle foi-
lowed. COlligau seized the old man by the throat
and probably would have killed him with the
Ratchet had not ShidlOVsKY appeared. The tight
then went on with increasing tumult. Coligan
struggled in vain to free himself. Mrs. ShldlONsky
and her three children screamed loudly and the
neighbOrs shouted murder Mr.. Goodman, rola-
tive of ShidluVsky. who slept In the store ran INTO
the street and found Patrolman DOnnelly, who
dubbed the burglar into submission and then put
handouts on HIM. COlhean was not recognized at
Police Headquarters as a professional thiet lie
was arraigned at the Essex Market Police Court
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Arrangement OF Alderman Jaehne before Judge ohuei
sleeve. IL a. nj. 49, o, uorsa o
Opening flower show. Metropolitan Opera ho"7o'
m. o..,o, MasonIc
Woman Suffrage Association Convention MASONIC
Aoueduct Fire and Dock Commissioners meetings;
New,Jersey Kennel Club Exhibition metropolitan hiA'
Constitution Club No 81 Madison. ave, p m -.
Opening exercises OF Grammar Schoel No 49, rr''''
RazaaT IN aid of Hospital of the New YORK Medica
College and Hospital for Women University olu"
The Rev. Dr. Maynard's lecture Chickerins Hail. $50
IN
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
UOPETyG TO HELP pIRyFLL

NJ d. Gallagher presided last evening at a
meeting OF the Municipal Council Of the Irish National
League Judge hellys cOuIt-rOon Iigheenthst. and
Fourth-ave. The delegate from the lompkinsyilie
branch, Staten Island handed In 500 10 Treasurer
Kennedy. nass-meeting OF ST. COlumba's branch OF
the Lcague held In IT. Coumba's Hail. Twenty NTH
st, between Eighth ana Ninth aves, the Rev Father
Henry Prat presided Speeches delivered by
tice ]. H. Mccarthy, Just ce Gedney j. NJ Wall ana
william Il. Clarke. Treasurer j. j. Baekley said that
had subscribed.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

COOS eose eIoo So9 eoS elOe. oIOs s1os. Clio.
6ll L. 6ll2.
CIT 0ousr-rHiM TERn5PAsT III9Before Nehrbas Ia
GLIB GIG Bll9 Gl2O 6l2l 6l22 G123 G24. 6l26 6l27
6l2g $780, 64l GAO, GAL 6l42 GAS, 6l46, 6l4G 6l
614a
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-PART. L-Bsfore Judge
gderseeve Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald.
10. 90 81 22 25. "a
COURT OF GENERAL sgssIoNs-PAgr IT.-BefOre Judge
COwng and Assistant District Attorney Purdy.Nos 3,
4 56 I g.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
NETS FROM THE SUBURBS
WOODS. THE BURGLAR. GETS TEN YEAl

Contrary to general alton yesterday wheh % ou
ert H. Woods one OF the Tarryto burgIsfs Was W.,
into court White Plains, lie Withdrew MS pe liz
guilty and re-entered his original plea OF euiltS. ,o
counsel Francis Larkin. then made not,1 ~ 1r,n
the septence He said that he had received letters
prom nent and pectabe citizens OF IArry o9i
ufylng to Woodss previous good Gharaoer anu " The no
was led Into the crime through bad ASSOCIATIONS he
ttorney acquesced In the remarks anu Juuko
Dykman sentenced Woods 10 ten years IN sing sine.
Lack Harmon, the constable who was indicted lot
burglary and receiving stolen goods pleaded guilty 10
latter charge and was remanded Ior seh'eh0e u'
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
CATHERINE MARx,s WILL SUSTAINED.

A decision sustaining the will of Catherine
Henrietta Marx rendered by the Surrogate yester
day. Miss Marx hequeathed the bulk Of her estate.
valued at 500 OOO the Rev. Charles William
MOrrel former rector Of St Adams Church. The viii
was contested the ground OF undue influence by M
relatives. The teststriX tho sister Of Mary
Caroline NtrN, whose will by which the greater part OF
hr- estate lett to Father j. b. Bradley. n Roman
Catholic priest she csSfuly contested She died
three years aud the been In the court ever
sim
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
THE STATE WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION.

The New-York State Woman Suffrage As
sociation began its annual meeting at Masonic Han
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs, Lille DeyercuX Blake. the
president of the association presided and IN" cOnven
ou opened with prayer by the Rev Mrs. Whitney, OF
this city. Mrs Blake made her address. She said that
the convention assembled under circumstances
which gave cause peculiar cOngratua,On on account
growth OF the sentiment III favor OF woman SUI
rage among all conditions Of peOpehu abevc all on
count of the in the legislature on
the subject OF municipal sunsce for women
The A. had received the support Of the best men in
both parties, but had been defeated By certain men
changing their votes after they had been cast AS
things WERE there EOthng 90 cheap IN the market
az womanhOOd. and women were not paid so well for
ANYTHING as dishOnor II the 100000 working women
IN New allowed to vote. the members OF the
Assembly at Albany would almost tumble over each
other to devise measures to please
them Mrs Bake denounced the proposed OnIagOnsdis
uumeasutcd terms She said II seemed to be
considered necessary to protect the vrtue only OF men,
fact tnat legislation for centuries
this purpose IL might be considered rather
a failure. A resolution should be passed demanding
equal punishment men AID women for immortality
ana that the board OF fifteen proposed by the bill 10 SUI
pervse the inspection OF unfortunate women with
view 10 prevent the spread or contagious diseases should
contain number Of women. the age OF consent should
be raised from ten To sixteen
Mrs Henrietta IliOham, OF Albany, was the next
speaker The other speakers were Augustus A. Leyey,
Miss Daily and Mrs Rathburn. OF Mt Vernon. Susan B.
Anthony is expected to-day. reception was given by
the association last evening at the Park Avenue Hotel
Mrs Dr. Cemence 5. Lozer, AS tribute to her long
public services.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
BROOKLYN.


County Judge Moore wa. the recipient OF several
floral tributes honor OF his sixteh birthday yester-
day.
Eoerhardt Rathmann. Of No II McKibben-st. yester-
day cut his throat with He Is not expected to
live.
Mr, Catharne c. Murphy recovered $1,000 yesterday
from the Brooklyn City Railroad Company for Injury
done to her property az No. l52 Twenty0urtI-st by
the cOiupsny's locomotives.
In the suit of Patrick Mcdonald against the Long
Island Railroad Co uplny Tor the loss of mis- foot IA an
accident March Il, 1850, the jury gave verdict
yesterday for $4,000
The troubles the NOstrand Avenue sreot-car line
have been settel by new timetable providing for
twelve hOurs work half hour for dinner day.
The profess to he entirely satisfied.
Joseph Claus and his family, OF No. 273 Tiary-st,
were SICK on sunday after eating canned Tomatoes.
All had lrly rec pvcred yesterday Dr. Van Iie. who
attended attributed the Illness to the tomatoes.
and the Health Department will Investigate the matter
Michael Gaence. OF No 1Sj Leonard St, was held in
81 900 bail by Justice Nashcr yesterday 10 answer
charge OF big1my. made by Mrs. BTDAra Cadence or
No 2J9 Scholes-st, whom he deserted in Iowa three
years ago On sunday he married Catnarine Frescher,
Of No. l~3 LeOnaru-sL
James MCGOWAN age nineteen, and Thomas McKeon.
ton worth II from the Bttic Stores pleaded guilty be-
fore Police Justice Massey yesterday expecting to get
OF easily. They were thGndersruck when he sentenced
each to q year In the Penitentlary api 5000 hne.
Miss Julians Gebhard a cook, has begun suit TO
cover 500 600 damages for breach Of promise OF mar
riage from Adam BOesch. wealthy mason, age sixty
three who and has sroWn-up children. she
alleges that ne promised TO marry her aud thcn married
another woman.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
Z. Ii. roREY SAILS FOR PERU.

Last Saturday, some ten minutes before :he Aca-
,ulcO lett her pier at the foot OF Canalat senner
sandy mplex oned man, about thirty-iive years
old with a iull beard and mustache dashed up TO
the passenger clerk in the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's office. purchased a ticket and rushed
aboaru. The steamer sailed, but the list OF passen-
gers who went in her dId not contain the name Of
the last passenger. Yesterday one who is inter,
ested in the slender sand y-complc oned man called
at the passenger Office and asked to see the pass
enger list 1t was shown TO HIM. is this the
whole list r. the inquirer asked.
"Why. what's the matteri Whom are you look
ing for"
"Tobey-E. II. Tobev. Did lie sail on the Aca-
pucOi'
Yes"
The clerk narrate the circumstances under which
Mr Tobey mad appeared ami disappeared and his
interrOgatOr went away satisfied that T.. ii. lobey
had sailed for Peru. Mr.. lObey friends say that
he has gone for his health and If lie gets that he
NAV embark in business in Peru. They do not
know they declare whether he has gone IN Mr..
Grace'S interest or not He has been u member Of
the Produce Exchange since he left Mr.. Grace 5
employ,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

The house OF John G. Vermlyes. No. II Liberty-st,
was entered early yesterday and robbed OF money and
vauabcs amounting to 500. Entering the apartment.
when Mr.. aud Mrs. Nermiiyea sleeping the thief
took the pockets OF pair OF trousers wallet con
tanning $3.50 in cash aud sA checks. Among other art-
cles taken two gold watches
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
ANXIOUS ABOUTA GLOVE DEALER

Hugh Sigel, a bOarder at Firners Hotel No.
% Stanton yesterday asked the police TO searcl IO
Julius GugeDberger age twenty eight glovedeaier OF
Gloyersyile. N. Y. He came to the cty last week in-
tending 10 saA for Europe to-day HIS father wealthy
glove nfseturer in Veana He has visited his par
ents In Austria frequently selecting goods for nporta
tion He left the hotel In Santons fon Saturday 10
Eot check for $500 eashed tho Fulton Bank he
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
TO DEEPEN THE YAVY rARD BARBOR.

A number Of contractors are seeking 10 Sc
cure the O dred ng out the Navy Yard harbor to
the depth of % feet. W H. Beard completed tho work
OF dredging 1t 10 depth OF Is feet. but It has been de
eded Increase this by feet An appropriation has
for the purpose The object OF deepening
harbor il said ia he afford depth Of sufficient
auneh full sized nanOf-war from the Brooklyn Yard
n case one built there.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
RLOOuyNGD1LE ASYLUM TAXES

The Aldermen con .idered at their meeting
yesterday resolution approving the bill introduced
by Assemblymal McManus modifying the existing law
which exempts the BlOOnn gdse Asylum from taxation
The amendment provides that the asylum sbal be ex'
emp from alton only to the extent to which the In
stitutiOB make come return &c the city IN caring
and providing for persons IN charity Mr. Van
explained the objects o. the institution and the charitable
work performed. The matter laid over for one
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
DID HE SEE THE EXAMINATION pAPERsi

Mayor Whitneys Civil Service Commission
will investigate to- morrow night the allegations that
Doc Heard had access III advance TO the eIamina-
ton papers In the recent test for the place OF veterinary
surgeon Brooklyn. Drs Pendry Berns, HansheW and
Heard viii recalled witnesses. W. |. Preston,
of the commission, said yesterday that he
would sft the matter the bottom and expose all the
facts, no matter who might DO hurt.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

SING sISG--The Rev G. S. Hare, pastor OF the Spring
Hill Methodist Church. on Monday evening received
$500 from several members OF his congregation
PLEAsANTv1LLE George IIrald. teacher in the pub
lie school, whipped "A twelNe-year-Old Glrl on MONDAY
yesterday he offered his resignation, which was not
accepted rhe girl the daughter OF Gerret Walsh. and
she was whipped for disturbing devotional exercises
He also whipped two other girls Mr.. Walsh applied TO
Justice Hall for warrant, but he persuaded not to
et I.