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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
THE YEWBROOKLTN PAPER.

The first number of The brooklyn Citizen
new afternoon Democratic daily newspaper. "a. issued
yesterday ID Brooklyn. is edited by Andrew Mclean
twelve years managing cant hnd ior 'bIee
bis stan 4. mainly composed OF wno have
been attached that paper. The new paper
vii he M Oreau OF The regular wing OF the par "
which mas found the OF me tdge unsulted
70 IL The lst ssue eoussIed Of eight pages bsI the
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ArsrRLAN MELODIES Sryq 10 roryo MEx.

At the monthly entertainment of the Young
Mems Christian ASSOCIATION last night Herr Andres
Alpine Choir ami Tyrolese Company gave
their first in America, and the SIM
pcity ami absence OF afectatiOn. together with the
pretty OF the performers seemed 70 please On
audience almost much the Inc performance OF the
Aus ran melodies. The company intend 10 make a
tour Of The United states under me management OF H.
X. McIean, arter wAcn they VIII return " New York
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ALBANY, Oct. pecidp.-Controller Chapn
having a.ked the opinion OF Attorney General OBren
chapter go Of the Laws OF 1856 relieves
insurance companies OF other states from paying auS
further premiums IN this -ttte, the Attotnei
GENERAL replies: "Under chapter O19 0f the Laws %
ls-6 am opinion that irs ana marine Insurance
cOmpanIr. or other states exempt from paying A"y
further tax on premiums IN this otsle
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rg1anSE LOCAL oRsERyArIoyl

1Rmusx OFFICE. Oct 81 A. MT was serene aud
slightly warmer yesterday, with sky that for atme
was thiny overcast not long or threateningy The
barometer fell SLOWLY The temperature ranged between
DOC aud ~ the average 800 being 3lso lower than
on the corresponding Gay last year, ana 49, higher
Lnan sunday
In add nea, this city to-day. tners will probably be
fair slightly cooler weather At present, AIR weather
is Indicated for Wednesday with little change IL tom
perature
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MISS FoRTESCUE AT REHEARSAL.

Miss Forescue spent the greater part Of yesterday re-
hearsng Gretchen the Lyceum Theatre She has al
ready fatigue of voyage and evil
IDENTITY avory affected by the fine weather Of yesterday.
She herself greatly pleased with the theatre and
it, extremely and also well impressed
with that portion OF the company selected for her W heI
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c4pr.LYn4cKENzLe KLYSAr cHESS

Captain Mackenzie Won last night the first of the
series OF games which be playing at tie Manhattan
Chess Climb with ; LpschuIz, the champion OF the
New-iork Chess Club. Captain Mackenzie opened
the play with the Ruy Lopez gam0it and his opponent
resigned at the tgenty-eIghth move. The play will
be continued on alternate nights until one player has
tive gaInes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

ELIZABETH. y. j., Oct. 4.-RObert ;. Green
officially informed to-day OF his domination for
Governor by the Democratic convention. Senator Pax
toll beaded the delegation. Judge Green said he WAS
sen.ne OF hign conferred. lie approved Tie
plAtfOrm OF Tue convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
MLss nl.n 10 Rs sEEN nY pRorrsS1oYALS

Miss Geneveve ward who last night appeared in her we'll
known play Of ForgetMe has generously offered TO
give special benefit Of her brother and sister
professionals The artistic Of The Queens Favor
It, however has been determined TINS
bull Thursday therefore,
MIS- Grndys play Will be by an Invited audience Of
d 1. .rLLLa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
BAooKLYN DEMocRArs GETrLNG READY.

At the October meeting Of the Kings County Democratic
General Committee Jefferson Han. Brooklyn last evening
tie following dates fixed for the primaries and crnrrn
select candidates BE- voted for at the coming
election Primaries Ri October Is Comfy Convention,
Mon October convention. the 'iY
a No.. convent Tuesday october lF
assembly Wnes october 20 ward coivrn-
tun~ supervsur- Fra idv october - The 'fen
committee adopted resolution calling on Democrats TO
support the cal FOR state Consult uuona Convention al Tie
coming ee, ton
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ANrI.sroRE oRpER LAw UNCONSTITUTIONAL

PITTsBURG, Oct. / (Specidb.-The Pennsyl-
coal operators and Manufacturers scored
victory to-day state supreme Court when' IN
the 81 appeal from Northunherand County, IL
decided hat the Ant-tOre Order act passet Dy Tue
Legislature i've years 20 /, unconsttutOnt 81 The de-
c!slOn caused great comment IN labor circles.
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Uoli.lcII Noil1es.
Z enuhlicnn Primnry LIecIiOns

The Republican voters enrolled IA the several Assembly,
Districts WI! meet al places hereinafter nlmeI on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1885,
For the purpose Of ectng delegates the different Convex
tons. follows
county Convention be held al Grand Opera House Hal
corner 23d 81 AM stl ave. on
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 49, 1855, al o'clock
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1HE WEATHER REPORE.

GOVERNMENT iNDlCArIOSs-FOR "a HOUR+
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-FOr New-EDgland,
New-York. Pennsylvania New-Jersey. Delaware aud
Mary and. generally fair weather sOutnwesteriy winds
becoming northery. slightly cooler.
WESTWARD fair. except local rains In Michigan cooler
from the AIleghanies TO Indiana warmer. beyond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

OAKL4NDS SOLD 10 CORNELIUS VAUDEVILLE
NEWPORT. Oct. 4 Especially .-Messrs. Porter
WuIppe < Derby nave sold for August B-'mo01 MS
farm called O.klands containing about l26 acres 10
Cornelius Vanderbilt OF Nrw-York This IL one OF the
most valuable Rhode Island. IL has been oceu
pied for some time by o. H. +. Belmont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS 10. be held on
TUESDAY EVENING October 10. 1856. o'clock at the
L. haren iaslgnaIaal-

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS 10 Dc mem on
TUESDAY EVENING. october 49, oo6. at o'clock at the
places hereinafter designated
SIKH Congressional D strict No Al Grove street
Sew mn ntr,f No hi East Broadway
Ninth CongT~.-iona Disrct. Nos p aud 80 Avenue A.
Eleventh Congressional District 10 20 Pc asenae,,
Thirteenth Congressional District Hamilton House. l2oth
street and sth avenue
Representation the County Convention
Twenty second Assembly District shall be en-
titled 10 IS delegates the Twelfth Congressional District
Convention delegates the Thirteenth Consressonai
District Convention.
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTIONS 10 nominate
candidate. or Assembly AMI Aldermen. TO be held ON
UEDN F-DAY EVENING. october 20. 1856 az the Head
quarters Of Enrolled Republicans IN the respective Dis
tri s. OF many delegates as there NAV %
Election Disrlcs the Assembly District except at III 'n'
Twenty fourth Assembly District the Convention shall Do
he'll, AZ onmann's Han l5Oh and Courtanit avenas
ana shall De constituted - wari ~ deegaesi
24th Ward 7 delegate, KingsDrtgc delegates
The elections held in the several Districts al the
places natter named
lst ssembly District. NJ. Hubert street.
3? "a HsseGsiy b.siret 81. t65 Pear street..
An As-rmDly District No u last Broaiway.
Oh assembly District! No l2S Vest Iioesio9 street.
9 9 Assembly Assembly n D,src1 So s. Clinton Place
stl Assembly District 30 40, ~ c a, street
l9 A:.ey b .s N No. 10y NJ % g. .srses
Assembly b ,ts Gani oSST street
Istt Assembly st No 40 yth avenue
ian, A. s.uLy DISTRICT No. AZ - avenue
i-ti Ass,iy D~tnst Turn Hall. No ail WestiIth street.
isth Assembly District No. 49S Sal avenue.
la, Asssmbly DsuicL Lindcns Hail. 67th street and
boulevard.
ootb Assembly District No 81 Fast sam street.
oil Axsrnby District No. East 5yti street
25d Assembly DstneL cafe euok 79 amt 81 ave.
23d Assembly Distnet HideOIandrs Hail. lloth street
and al avenue.
Assembly DlStIict
23i Wand. Hohmann's Hail. l50th street AMI
tOuTtiandt @veDuo
Kinsssfsise, ci4ik's iioieL 1.nSsCrdga
The polls shall kept open from 10 lo except that
3D. 9th, 7tl Yth. 10Th. l2h. lSD i5th 18th l1th,
lSh 2st 22d ad sd Assembly Districts and IN the Esd
Ward Ia OF wLlr Districts ue number OF Enrolled
voters eIcerds zoo. the polls shall at aud
main open but the OF al cgal who
latter hour shall he recsNoi The In
speotos shall 10 each District provide two bsio boxes at
whih shall be received OF al! whose
begin viii letter ot the alphabet hom To
other al whose
with letter Of tho alphabet from ~
elusive
BY OF the Republican couny COMMITTEE
kLlHU ROOT, President
j. THOMAS sTkARNs. }Soero'af'es
soLoN b. SMITH.
Chairman Of the Executive Cemmlttsa
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BURNHAM wARDwELL.

BOsrON, Oct. Thurman Wardwell. who
has been officially CONNECTED with prisons in several
states, is dead, at the axe OF sixty eight
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DANA HORTON on THE SILVER QUESTION.

Tie council Of the Brooklyn Republican League listened to
address asi apou the silver question By Dana
Horton member q the silver Commission lie appeared
substitute iOr Congressman DarW L. James who had
been announced TO speak
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nEprRLIcAN cANnIDArEs IN NEwARK.

The Republican city Convention Of Newark last night
renOminafed Pearson Tax Commissioner Fred
erck Kuhn fof Water Commissioner. Thomas B. PedLe
fol- Irus tee U the CITY House
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WILL THE DENOCRAcY cOMBIvE FOR MAYOR :

VIII TIE DENOCRAL1 CDMbINt FUR MAlVh 7
The Young Mems Democratic CLUB last evening voted on
Picnari NJ Henrys resolution favoring Democratic
a. ,,a NayoraIry and rejected OF - TO IS j.
Beecker Miller read paper opposing Henry Geo social
lo "A tl-orie,
The Comfy Democracy OF the Kiln Assembly Di-r q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
DESTROYS OF ENTERrAINIYG NR. COOPER.

The subcommittee Of Ten Of Committee Of One Hum
died Of the County Democracy appointed 70 ascertain whether
Edward Cooper viii accept reception Will call on him today
lie slipped the plank Of the Bourgogne on
sunday his uke that lac has been confined
ID D. --uL.. -Lun. L LLrLAl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

FEW APPLICANTS FOR 4 HOSPITAL STAFF
The Medical Board Charity Hospital Bla kwes Island
are at comprehend why there few candidates
This wear Tor the vacant positions stan OF the hos
NAL There are usually forty applicants Tor the
eleven positions stan, while this there were only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
MR. MCCARTHY ON HOME RULE
c,,,sE THAT Is CERTAIN TO SUCCEED.

MR.. MCCARTHY ON HUME MULE
ACCUSE THAT Is CERTAIN TO SUCCEED
.pperssrxG A LARGE AUDIENCE IN THE ACADEMY
ofMUsIc-cHFERs FOR GLADSTONE AND PAR
MILL HIssEs FOR HARRINGTON AND
cnANBFRLAIN. AND q GOOD
LAUGH AT CHURCHILL
When Justin Mccarthy stepped on the pat
firm OF the Academy of tusc last evening" esc"r'eu ny
MAYOR Grace he greetei With such storm OF
ene.rs ALI around that mistake was left upon the
minds Of those could only hear but not see thst
the big building was dlei win "a large crowd OF sym
patnz,rs as could hold Toe platform spacked win
people the box-s all occnped, and on the sde"aA
IN Foureentn-s hundreds sought entrance whlch h@u
to be denied them. There was great cuI'o'"'
20 see and to hear the vice president OF tne
I,,sh Parliamentary Party. and the esgerness ana
sn,huslasm we're heightened when IL was eehe'a.p
known that the money which viii accrue rom "'' Nc
C.rtny's lecture aid the people IN Ohalos'o"
VINO suffered by recent earthquake. irish am
American nags hung IN Conspicuous places III many
mari. OF the hall directly over the chairmans seat
WAS ths ,ndsome floral device in large letters Wei
come Home"
From o'clock the hour when the proceedings should
have BEGUN but did noG until hali-past > the 'l't
Regiment bard kept rafting ont merrly lri-h ana
American National airs which the audience cheered
even more than they cheered the orator. Captain
Clincay walked across the platform whle every ONO
was awaiting the chairman. He was cheered on' Oh
- -. -. so.nad tn have changed
recrosshH TUG ei'"N' -, nnr,pg
,h,ir minds for he not cheerei- during
g.. 49,, ,wentv minutes OF Mr.. McCsrthys
leorure the noise IN the gallery ooeasioned
by the trampng OF persons IN and out was extremely
annovfnc for those on the platform besue MIN
-, - :, :. "a. ,o,ora,,o nenber for North Long
ford had TO say. Afterwarl the noise ceased MI NC
carhv spoke without notes. and evidently unprr-
ar-a with set speech yet hesitated and was
10, =, n ,os. FIR A word or a phrase at any tine Lew
p Marion was treasurer o. the meeting. Joseph j.
c,no,hce chairman OF inc Reception Committed, and
80. r, -, .,...-.,., ~, ,hs Committee OF Arrange
lhIiO" r''" '" - -, - y, ,,o.o
The following are the names OF soho VI '""'O
= =. -. ,.- .ccpnVtur hayes:
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Convention for Christian Lille and Work. Gospel Taber
Ma aud 4Jth st. ia ~ untl october IL ser
wees, 10, And 80 clock Prominent spcaAefA
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normal size win he four pages Ths price Is two cents
n IL the smallest OF the twO-cent BROOKLYN papers anu
only a little larger tran the one-cent Standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

Ca.toria, soothing medicine for infants aud children
Prastut etoctlve Relieves tenthng, quiet
pain destroys ~Ofns regulates tue bowels euro
wind conc gives health 10 child aud %est ~ mOlAer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

Ask some Friend about Ponds Extract for Pain. Try !
nnamn HeuOrfhase Ask your ,uugsst LOi
the gcnulne. Refuse limitations
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Too warm with fires cool without so the people catch
cold more how quickly Benson fAs'es relieve
L-a
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DIED.

Her Teeth were snail regular. but they were
white aud healthy she used Mscmabans Handicap IoOtl
Powder, anu that only v uliAm Black
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5peciII NJtlee5
The johnson Iieai-Iscguialing Apparatus.

The johnson Heat tteeuialng appar"nin s.os r.ut
uniform temperature guaranteed loon- KEPT
AT an enper4tur desired reUy saving luel discomfort
lhrth the cracking woodwork furniture pictures sc
A,ui.s heating and Venfatng
the the room automatically governing tas
Residences Churches. Hospitals
SeUao COu.ervaiores. illustrated exploratory cat
oru and copies OF address on aPp
cafion National Electric CO.. $50 BrtiiNay y l.
The Great -ucce-- - u. =,
Achieved by CAsWELI. MASSEY q CO.'S Emu LslON OF
COp-LINER OIL.with PEP-IN and lNlN r. hts ndts'i
many limitations the original LII broadway 80 ouF
ave- and Newport r. l.
T. w. stewart
so,i f,r circular 80 ftlFave
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CHURCHILL AND SALISBURY

The English Org parry. least some Of them, were
our allies not long There one Of the most con
spicuous and prominent OF the Tory party IN the House
Of Commons who u very bitterly against U.s. / mean
Of Lord Randolph churchill Lond and prolonged
Now Lord Randolph Church, M 4 about whom
don want 10 SAY any tnns e-sarly harsh nave h-a
WIN lofd
dOlph huTC lie great AFFINITY, OF ErcAi rnef y,
audaty Of high animal spr ana oi much iorce oi
scLooli,oy Laughter II looked at him AT
his and nom the most IN
favorable point OF view. might say that he
Las gOoi deal the animated alaoIItv o. tho monkey
and cheeIa he has " this Tine leat II0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
Never yet was human wrong
Could escape II uuiOrglveni
Paurnt wait and vigil long
vi those VINO treasure up wrong

treasured up that OF the Coercion bill and We
time and the providence OF Heaven tia
time and opposed that powerful Parliament bi uu,
and by votes opposed IT, aud turned
triumphant party out OF the Treasury benches
Well cOmpar ~ q aistDne ln Is stIenR VI
with salisbury IN his weakness II u iAey mat We shall al
low o be tfampied on bN a Tory Coz rumeut
No 81 pull I'd The Lon down tIic wul
bomagei No. Ink ly. We pulled down tnr lion We
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mat being our case. would like 10 ask you
whether you deem It after all merely selfish
AID local struggled have SAID every nation OF men
worthy OF Dee NJ called and considered native has always
stood night ts local ana de- nestle affairs
entirely According and according to It's own
judgment IN te case Of Ire aud contend That We nave
our ,wu national demand Ne make claim national
So nj moi alone Ia behalf Of the SUFFERING Irish rro
pie 1 >ocninly and sincerely ID behalf Of
the sunel uas-cs OF the lnssl dcm0r s as well Ap
sysirm s by which English -atr-manshp attempts 10
t iiefu FTalen a. e'tmnSIcf In ihS Imperial
Parliament undertake 10 manage not alone
your Congress at Washington arranges. pr We
the local ihg paroha The municipal affairs OF az Tie con-
srraus, iui every local ga ON wafer b s'"aee III ran
Ma o i ,f Two s"a ~, mas u ts 1@ s, W. S cam
for d.lng tie past rw the party 10 which belong
isr 1eesu1 We hsa srmn rtheG impatient At having oar
great -uonai concerns our land question our eiu alton
Soe-,,"n S"f HONE huie question mi1ea np WIN a. b
ioI sdeAe P,si- sn aiei bi Ion Little Pet zion Laugh
eon want is Imperial y stem OF legislation Al all We want
10 xiv. you WAavc about our Irlsl concerns
q. nd and of aes ina .ne "f.,rs Of ing and
n ongiI,, and applause We yoi s.ia.I ~" OurH
your nlsad and msinanagei very sorry
business not negieotet' Applause Consequent.
gc1s ITi.h business to The front Renewed app 9use
". Sst tna II Eng-hmen, scotcmen and we.si.en Nsh
RI he rsau,en are not content with Il that the people
iTs are risrIines 80 n they have voice in f-ra
IPIoonge applause They md dlsgr, esos nAh+- IN e
fugl-l riianeut anythng they do mol quiz IKE amt
fb,v Nat policy policy OF "p7lttlOn
fIsuglter not been IN Tie least degree sHay"
by lie SAID call IL by any name you IKE oosfuG
Ton dcsiiuct0n applause or construction any d. 81
ui,t~e faithful Ia that cy
fr eople approve recommend, and We SAY lhAt UNI"
Won listen 10 demand and make Te@y 10 oon
ceds IL Tie demand ., and The p soa sr S,.
. continue Applause II ue O.'As,," -. -,
NOT arise 10 u VIII as wueh energy
and great finally as We IAte Won ~ s
oast - In alung thus duly surviving LOT
~. cause people Of Ireland oth9 OF e
sort the OF the suneIbs theish
Working classes have q idea how qh"sti"ss o tbe
fosi vita the welfare Of the masses are
In The Parliament because attention cannot De gwen
10 them the persistent refusal Ia meet the heAa
rhe Irish people Ia Just and generous way
Nothing real be done fol the English po lo ~"
tpes6 D,avanL Eugsb artisan IN towns wnhr me
fucs Parliament remains al present consuth CaA
Affecting the woIaTe OF EASsn sSAsA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-11-10
TIE COUNT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.-Tho follow.
ing business was transacted In the Su.
prCme Court OF the United States yesterday
Admissions to the bar, Leopold Wallace and
VIM, Curtis, Of New York; VIM. @. Bealc, OF
Chicago, and Davis Iiutchson, of Decatur,
III.
No 1913. VIM. II. Fowc, ir, administrator
&C.. appellant, VS.. Alexander Hay. Appeal
IRON the circuit court of United States for the
eastern district of Virginia. on motion of Mr.,
II: o. ClouGhton for the appellant, dismissed
No. 81. Abbie b. CLARK, cxecutrlx, ct al, APP
pellant, VS.: George II, Wooster. Argument
continued by Mr.. Frederick r. Fish for ap.
peilants, by Mr. Frederick II. Belts for appel.
lee, and concluded by Mr. Frederick p. Fish
No. SO. The Willamette Wooden Manufac.
turing Company, appellant, vs.. the Bank of
British Columbia. Argued by Mr.. J. n. Dolph
for appellee, and submitted by George II.
Williams for appellant.
No. -. The Continental Life Insurance Com.
pany plaintiff in error, VS.. Ann Eliza Rhodes,
administrators, sc. Argument commenced
by Mr.. samuelC. Perkins for pantin III error
and continued by MIR. Robert T. Cornwell for
Adjourned until to-day at IL o'clock.
Court In General TcTm-Chiei Justice Cart
ter and Justices Cox and Merrick.- United
States ex rel J. II. Mclean W.. Postmaster
General; set for hearing. by stipulation OF
counsel for Nov. II. Bradley VS.. Kerr; judg-
ment below affirmed. Assignment unchanged.
District of Columbia; judgment for $500 by con-
sent District OF Columbia vs.. JohnsoniBros
on trial. Assignment for today-NOs. ~, 90,
90, 5S. 80, 10, 81, 81, GO, and 81.
Equity Court-Justice Jnmes,-Thurston VS..
RAIDER; order appointing J. G. Wilson guardian
| al Item. Willis VS.. Willis; testimony ordered
| taken before Examiner II. W. Smith. Meehan
| VS.. Meehan; testimony ordered taken before
| Examiner James A. Clarke. Smith VS.. Rautcr
| berg: tin to take testimony limited. Wicker
vs. Parrish; time TO take testimony limited
| Pollard VS.. Carroll; auditors report final!
| adopted. Lemon W.. Fitzgerald; on hearing
Assignment unchanged.
Criminal COurt-Justice MacArthur.-Johi
J. Alley, violating postal law two cases.; OF
| trial. Assignment unchanged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-11-10

Appointments have been made in the War
Department under the civil service rules as
follows: Surgeon generals once-Class 81 900,
Cesar Rodney Gary, OF Texas; Charles f. Gan
non, Of Massachusetts,; Henry H. Swearingen,
of Georgia; Isaac $. Maddox, of Kentucky;
Charles IL. Forbes, of California, and Fesscn-
den n. Chase, of Maine. Secretary of Wars
olice-ClaSs $1,000, William b. Shaw, of Wis
cousin.
Virginia were appointed yesterday: A. Z.
Cruncy Alum Wells Washington county;
Thomas E.; bergman, High, Gate, surry
county; w. /. Garrett, Mount Gilead, Loudoun
county; Q. u. Shelton, Lonans Plttsyivania
county; Il. Lee. stribling Springs, Augusta
county; n. G. Baker, Topnot, Shenlndoah
county George o. Young, foungs store, Frank
Lawrence Percy Dawson, OF selma, Ala, has
been appointed confidential clerk TO the COM
missioner of education ut salary OF Sl,SOO per
annum.
been promoted to assistant chief of a division
at 81, 800 in the pension Office from clerkship
OF same salary.
The following promotions have been made
in the patent office Walter Johnson, of Micii-
gan, from law clerk az $1,000 to examiner of
interierences At $500, vice Frank Macarthur r,
who resigned in July; Miss Mabel Hatch, of
New Hampshire, from clerk at 81, 400 to 81. 600;
81, 200 to 81 400; Mrs Laura l.. Strayer, of West
Virginia, from clerk ut 81 900 to 81 .2)Oi Mrs.
Nellie NJ Hayden, of Vermont, and Miss Nettie
G. Jennings. Of Wisconsin, from cOpyists Mt
5000 to clerks at 81 0O0 John Cullen, OF District
of Columbia. from model attendant at 81, 900 To
skilled labOrer at el,2OO; Mrs, Ella Y. Cook, OF
Georgia, from model attendant at $500 to Il, 900;
Miss Emma l.. Harmon, Of District of Column
bia, and Mrs. Laura V. Hopper of Maryland,
copylsts at $500 under the civil service rules.
William J.. Peabody, of Nebraska, u clerk ~
81, GOO, aud Miss EStrelln NJ. Dunlop, Of ohio,
clerk at 81, 900, both in thepensIon office, have
resigned