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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
BROOKLYN.

Postmaster McIeer able to 90 out walking yester-
day.
Dr. Talmages suniay.school will 60 to the Thousand
Islands on June ~.
Mayor whitney, Fire Commissioner Ennis. and other
city officials made trip OF inspection yesterday on tho
fire boat seth Low.
Mrs Mary Bradley. who was taken TO the Cumberland
street Hospital May - after being fatally beaten
by her husband 1T No. Phillips alley, died yesterday.
Albert T. Coagan. fourteen one OF tho special de-
livery boys OF ho Post ONCE was canght tearing ~
letters nirst to han to deliver yesterday Nheh he
was arrested he said that he had been OVcfWofkeH
Police superintendent Campbell! has given general
order 10 the captains and sergeants directing theh 10
report in writing all tue facts and CIRCUMSTANCES III any
accident or casualty which might De made the basis OF
an action for damages against the city.
The arrangements for the fifty seventh annual pa,
rade OF the schools in the Brooklyn sunday SchOol
Union next Wednesday have been completed In ne
eight divisions Will be 1877 schools and about 1000
upi!s teachers officers There Will bs 30 SCHOOLS
on the Long Meadow ut Prospect Park
Miss Edith Wilbur, of No 2jS Fifty ondst wllie
insane climbed out Of the window or her room on the
third OF her home az early hour yescIGay III hcr
nightdress ami reached the ground by tho ropes OF
naintcs sCaiiOd. iOunG by Policeman III Inc
next street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
In tho Medical EXAMINE alton Hail. 1000 to each OF two
hospals and 900 70 Of the medical Institutes
wILLIyG.TO LET GENERAL GORDDN RhSI.

They tell it down ut OglethOrpe tfat while
General Gordon was speaking an Old coun'rymn sas
mon rock shaving "a pine stick When the orator hn.
ished the countryman heard to humble as n1 h;
aryning with a friend: "Well lie did all tue nghtlh
endurin tho war he whipped all the Yankees he sayea
tieorgy an South Calliny ana Floridy an
hssef That fellow needs rest. an amt Tor crowan
the Governors job onto him. Bacon lEoruon rioa' ao
seems to want to do somethn. reckon we'd better ict
him try IL awhile"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
nnINGS OE LILLE ALDERMEN.

The Aldermen YESTERDAY received q request from
tho Day Association OF Harlem for help
from the civ ia conducting odfashoned celebration ON
uly 4 Mr. lorgan offered resolution that $500 be ap
nobaled ro the gency fund for the purpose asked
ii vas referred 10 the Finance COmmitto.
nrouo,ltop to close the public Offices Satur
DAYS tune July referred the Committee
County Ana r. -. ,. - &c..
Army Republic OF this city. were sent IN Tor payment
Ihe Heard had 900 for the recent encamp
ent Tins city, The matter was Referred to me
Finance Committee. -, =.
The TO the Board veto OF resolution 70 hgh'
Paradise Park with elsctsie ughtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20

Lewis APPLICABLE treasurer OF the New , n hi, ac
cnnns 70 the amount OF $1,000 The dr cto 90 .dcrca
,,s,a ~ criminal intent lie II Il due 10 ca"
crrpr certain number OF hours were gwen MN e nrr
- n n GOOD te cure indO-cr' 10 'hc
% 49, hc !, az offered 10 give. lie has long been piol
cnf en ana is OF the New hrInswlck @ lars
49,, 20 NJ tre Hoard of Education lie ~ over siNt se'
ph "a lead na member OF First Reformed church,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
WESTCUEsTER COUNTY.

Mr. VrRxON.-Thc election for village officer, on
tDcm. trustees Frederick Mayer i'ePh William H. an
pc Gcm y tfoa John Berry tDemG ponce justice
William r. Weeks (Dcm.
UuTy pr ,ysThe new trustees Of the village on Tues.
dav nrganizer by eociing T. Dykcman president OF
the board in the place Of William b. Ibbctts whose term
Lad expired
decentralization Koollmer. the painter VINO dlst
ne,rel ON Nav wa. found drOund IN Bcrgh0lNs LAKE, W
iIanonnt arK on TUESDAY evening There was eat unr
he Jeff eye AMI another the left side Oi TIE chh whc
are supposed to have been Caused D. MS A of puso INV
The lax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
KILLED BYA TRAIN IN BROOKLYN.

The first fatal accident in several months Oc-
Cured Yesterday the Long Island Railroad In Brook
lyn al, Atlantic and Wavery aves. The victim WAS
Patrick Heady. age sixty. OF No $50 Atanticave lie
Wac OIL his way the early mass In ST. Josephs Roman
Catholic Church. and attempted TO cross the TRACK IN
front OF rapid transit train bound for the Flalbush-
ave depof, The engineer tried 10 stop the train but
could NOT soon enough. The mans head severed
from his body The body was terribly mangled. The
nolice arrested Frank O. Van Wickcn. conductor and
William Adama, engineer bat Police Justice Walsh dis
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
NEUs FROM TdB SUBURBS
reCApJSG FROM PRISON on A Raj

omar Eev OF the Astoria police. arrestcd
ON Tueslay while he making an ops., Ar
n to shore He clothed in House OF htus SOUR
:, ,nn he so,d that he escaped IN the morning anu hen
ne raT attempted paddle across me Ea r hai he
~ 80 no ~ Waris Island the wafer was so Io.n
" ashol of the raft The crew of tnRppa @ nc
w. ncrio1s postOn picked him M ant anued nun ,raa n
4 s,nra shpie sent 10 the hri ~ u, taken
INC months go for ate aliDg two watches lie Wac ~
by "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
PRODUCE MEN REJOICING OYER SUCCESS

The expressions Of the members of the Produce
Exchange who defeated in their Efforts on Tuesday to
some mens to the by laws did not tend 10 pro
the best OF feeling yesterday On the other hand those
who with the large majority who succeeded In defeating
them rclOcel the nenb OF The Board entered
group that discussing the matter and remarked
You understand that You VIII never get another
opportunity vote on changes In the by laws with much
bitterness the made / want 10 under
stand that the dy Is good OF when this Exchange Will
submit to a dictator"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
WHY THE BILL WAS KILLED IN ALBANY.

The Saturday Half Holiday Committee did
not seem east down yesterday By the failure of Mr.
Hus,crs bill 70 pass the Assc mbly Secretary Olcott
decared m at the friends OF the movement had every
reason To feel clatcd over the showing that they had
made IN tho Legislature. "lt was the
ncyt thing to victory, ho continued.
I've COT a minority OF votes cast Consider what a
change propose to make take INTO aecoudt the fact
that the movement only started last season ana
that lie bill was only introduced this session have
we not every reason to congratulate ourselves
think orr efforts IN behalf OF the clerks In the banks
will cause those Institutions TO lot haf their force OIL
every Saturday alternately during the hot weather. IL
featcd the bill"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
FOR AFFECTING GIRL or FOURTEEN YEAR.

Frederick Huber. who was accused of the abdnc-
convicted yesterday
in the General Sessons he convection - he mrs one IN er
~ for females sixteen
p, ,vsn wlo las wsne az witness the prOsecu
ton refused 10 obey the subpoena and An attachment was
sd Tor her Yesterday she did not attend court
heca,s she ,d her work Recorder Smy tn
senteced her days imprisonment 10 teach her tat
10 al a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
NEW.IERsEY TOWNS.

,ro,orrx The man who was killed by train whlle
o,to,n,ar ~ cross the abroad at EGhtrsL' on
.e siay Vas Identified Yesterday az Theodore fec!
dftv eght boo keeper OF ~pringst Reich was ehpSv
in iae Bloe House. New York, and was on MS way u "o
when allied ..
WrynAwEEX body Of man about btty years oo was
fonud i'm the n yer near the coal docks yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20

,,. ANNA, convention OF tho Protestant Episcopal p.9
&c f T"riern New Jersey Yesterday the committee on ~
tsra,ions IN h. Prayer Book proposed six changes
~ ia mss,o, of certain the service 10 ine
ing 10 the omission OF the Litany on Christmas
Wbit SUNDAY and to the for beginning the CohnuiuH
All The recommendations passed The ioi1M
inc IDENTITIES 10 the General Assembly were ecct.n ,v
~ knhony SCHUYLER the iscv. Dean StansOury the
W,ann r. Farm gon fhe r. f. ssiodda'i itin''
f,arter Henry Iaysa alfred Wool and Alfred NILS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
NETWORK CITY

Tho steamer Mary Powell will begin her regular
,rips for the season on Saturday, May ~.
The members of the Cotton Exchange yesterday
voted to suspend the print clo'hs CALL
funeral Of john CGnshr t0"s place where Eea
terday al the chapel Oh calvary SeIhcVcIS'
the burial was made.
The Yale Alumni Association VIII hoiu lne iisu
Of its social meetings for me , seasom 'o-"'o'i0"
evening at the University Cluo ihe"'rc'
Workmen who were digging an excavation IN me me,
roar nf Xo 1S7 Hester-st. yesterday found several
human bones. ~
DR.. CYRUS Edison Yesterday seized 200 cans of
spoiled lobster which had been shipped 10 WIS Guy
from Caraquettc, New-Brunswlck'
Pi,e cherries from Sacramento. Cal, arc in mar
ket quoted at 81 a pound. They, are large ana
similar in looks to the familiar ox-heart OF TINS
region.
While coupling cars of the Portchester Railroad
nj Mott Haven Yesterday. James Brady. OF No. l0i
Alexander-ave was crushed between the cars ana
instantly Killed.
This weeks contributions to the fund of me Hish
World in and of the tamnc-strlcken people on thc
west coast OF ireland amount 10 Gl-ot oo' ihani"s
the total $7.771 92.
Edward IT, Dederck. Elmer G. Stovey, Joshua
w. Crosby and William Barry were appointed IN
spectors in the surveyor Department Gy So ac
lector Hcddcn Yesterday and Charies a. Mig was
appointed stoTekeeper.
William Cannon. age twenty-five. engagcd IN
making repairs the Worth Monument 1eli from
scaiiold near ITS top YESTERDAY ana reeve
York Hospital.
Freddie Seibe age nine, ran away from his home,
at No 62i East Ninthst, on May IL, after stcai,Ie
his mothers silver watch and collecting $40 due
her 1t is MOI the first time he has run away. Inc
police have been asked 10 find him.
Two smallpox patients were sent to North Brother
Island yesterday. One had applied for treatment
at the New-York Dispcnsary, ana the other at the
Chambers Street Hospital Mrs. Lcge Lelderman,
Of No Norfolk-st., and Harris Bergman, oil 80
80 Norfolk-st., were removed to the island SICK
with typhus fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
DANGEROUS 70 SAY al WHOA" Nv THiRD-AVE
n-,;aou.a,a l,nhill of the IHcntY first Pre-

cinct arrested Michael Doyle III lhrd-aVe on TUESDAY
on charge OF dsorderly conduct but Doyle VINO IS
onaccabe carpenter was held at tho police station
Cptau Ryan yesterday sent this explanation OF the ar
rest to superintendent Murray
The prisoner shouted How at the horses attached 10
,rl Avenue a the % Thirty NTH st Ihc ho-e
ared at and IS appeared That lie only shouted u
curt them, he Vas not held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVA&

G1sey House-Senator James G; F GnH:ru or
Nevada Ftfih Avenue Ho'et-Leueee .roarf Touse-
judge Josiah g. Abbott OF Boston, m;adso U''I Tote"
T"ondore N Pomeroy OF Auburn ~ Y aud james ..
Beiden. Of Syracuse Hognan S Ie.s
era, Samuel 7. Colt. of Rhode lsand anu '""''
Matthews, OF Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
FIREMAN HOBURGS BODY FOUND.

The body of Fireman Henry w. lIoburg OF Engine
Conuany No Al found yesterday In the Harlem River
at one hundred and fftethst HoburS was ar9wmeh IN
CromWes January 20 while on his way home from
the ruins ia West Shore ferrybouse The BODY athoneh
much decOnp0sed identified by the UNIFORM o the ERE
Ieua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
THE ELECTION IN THE COTTON EXCHANGE


years taking active part IN the coming o INC
iotton ExcbauQ e called informal caucus OF 10" iehus
Beaver st yesterday He Is eaalng a.e op
DOstOn of the element the Board OF Mdbaxcis
thai IA Of the ccrncat0n OF cotton "A proposed
lew months ago. There will be only one nominee toI the
presidency Charles D. Miller. the present vice president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20

A., ,ro rc,,I,tcs nv causing the arrest OF tne un
fire Rer family consisting Of the father ana cs on charge
LA or win siser Mary and har brother nuv held
M sa ~ Al the Tonbs Yesterday Jusce tsav'
Itarles IN al 900 and paroled the othefs un' ''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20

..,,o nuu, IN that street and the improvement "
demanded by the res'den's' , Co,orel
There was no appeal from the veto. ana 0o'o"''
Moorey subsidized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20

Henry :. Iiudekoper vlce-presIdent OF the
Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph company yesterday
filed plans for eight story office building 70 DC erected io
the conpany l6 IA and 20 COrandt st. a cost OF
building fire proof with an ornamental
front 5rick stone Gotta IL will cover plot Of
b. lZ3 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
THE MOVEMENT, OF sTEAAEBs.
AnnOllnc ciIcntS.


Mra WIvsTOW. SOOTHING SYRtr shOuu aWNYs Dc Uscl T
CHILpNlN ITEIHNG IL soOIHEs the CHILD soFltNs the
GINS ALLAYs ALL PAIN, CURES WIND COLO. ah the Do
FNEpY lOR DIAgRndA. Twenty-Five cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
Sun rises ABA SETS iii Moon rises $50 VI axe u' ~
HIGH WATER.
4 NJ Sandy Uook a2iGovs Isld. GAS Hell Gate. ~
y W-sandy HOOK y27 Cows Isrd. y4S Hell CATE ii;d'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
COMMISSIONER TAMsEY RBTALIATEs.

Maggie Bert some time ago caused the arrest OF
her EMPLOYER School Commissioner Tamsen on warra nj
issued by Justice kbrst The WAS dismissed On Trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20

Earl Il Wilson's +. & w. brand OF Mem
Collars and CUTS are the best sold eyerywherA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
JERSEY CITY.
NEWARK.

Tho trustees o. tho View Cemetery have elye no
plai 20 nv 80 feet in Moningsde ave. Tor the use Vi VI"
Police Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
HOT WORDS AGAINST THE MAYOR.

Mayor Grace returned to the Board of Aldermen
Yesterday his veto Of the resolution providing for
LAYING water pipes in One-hundred and fftethst.
between Morris and Fourth ayes, on the ground
that the street was not inhabited. When this was
read Colonel Mooney arose and declared III tones
that echoed and re-echOed through the room that
the statement OF the Mayor untrue and he
knew II to be untrue when he wrote 1t.
President Nooney-The gentleman Ia going too far and
Mr.. Mooney an not out of order. am speaking to
the question. - $780,. =, j.
language seriously $3.50, go, -, -
MaYeF know what sm talking about Thsre ara ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20

While temporarily out of town the HOLMES
ELECTRIC PROTECTIVE COMPANY will protect house from
burglary by connecting OF their central 0lces
where will have Many years experience
Telephone call. 81 spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
THE NEW AQUEDUCr COMMISSIONERS

,,p sprxcvR MADE PRESIDENT OF TIE BOARD
THE COMMITTEE on constructors.
The new Aqneduct Commissioners. Messrs. Fish,
Parres and i,idgwav, met yesterday with the Board
for rbc frs tine CORNERSTONE Dcwd presided.
There was an executive meeting before TIC open
meeting was held. The sum OF 5000 was appio
priated for the steDoGraphcr who took testimony IN
The InVcstig ton by tie Committee OF Engineers
Of the charges against Chief Engineer Church, and
for the travelling expenses OF the committee.
MI Spcacer moved that lands be taken ar shafts
No. u AVID 26 and betweea ne-hunGIed- aud
fhir, vtitth and hundreds thirty sts.,
and snch additional land III Convent-avc between
Ono- hundred and-th lIty-htth and Cnc-hundIed-
and .iorty-tifth SITS, and at High Bridge Park, as
NAV be needed for the purposes OF the Aqueduct
Tordbsm Morris counsel for JOsepd +. Dlsbrow.
SAID that his client was not satisfied with the con-
di.ion OF ms case The OF 81 200 had been al
10 we'd for damages TO the bail ding and the damage
10 ground and cost of vacatlng ne house i0r sew
eral months was to he provided for IN addition.
THE Corporation Counsel had declined to ratlfy
this agreement, and he therefore wished TO an
nounce that. unless The iuI amount ciaineu was vas
allowed he would apply TO the supreme Court Tor
relief and mean while the Aqueduct commissioners
and their officers and employees would be deemed
trespasscrs. The matter was re erred TO the or
poration Counsel, with a request Tor an carry
tpinion.
FISH, wish to Offer resolution that the Commit
Tee Construction shall consist OF fVe members
MI dwin--I that the Committee on Constrac
shall Of the present members ana TWO Oh INC
new members added.
This was not seconded Then Mr. Fish's resolu-
t,on was seconded by Mr. Barnes and was adopted.
MI Rdgwsy-I move that Messrs Spencer. Squire,
Ridgway Barnes and Fish be members Of the Com
Rttee Construction.
This was carried by the votes Of Messrs Spencer,
Squire, Ridgway, Barnes and Fish. MI; BALDWIN
Voted no and Mi Dowd did not vote. The chang @
drops Mr.. Baldwin from the committee and puts on
II the three members
The CHAIRMAN was authorized to appoint CONF
mittee Of throe to present to the commission such
Amendments 10 the rules rs are deemed necessary.
Nessrs. Spencer, Fish aud Barnes were chosen.
Mr. Rdgway-J nominate Commissioner Spencer as
president OF the Board
The roll was called and all voted aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20

USE the great specific for cold III head ant
eatarrh-Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20

TIENK1 \.
l44 LexingtOn-ave, between 2Jtn ant optl ~
Honrs-s TO !. 5to7. Diseases OF the Nervous oysS
Genito.I ruary Organs Impotence anu sterllty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
R,Krr's COMPOUND SARsApARILLA

MIXERS COMPOUND oAKoNFANILHN
VIII he found TO rive far better satisfaction than Ayers
Hoods This they guarantee agree to reund th' money
Above ALL it contains MERCURY or POTASH ExS9 as
hot les cont aiming II y rs cents; 3Do'tes p r'
sale only by IlKER soy. 1873 6thave, corner S-u's
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
4, H,NORRIS
Main Street, Ellsworth.
EAll and WINTER GOODS.

Daily additions are being
made to his already full
line of Dress Goods and he
is more confident than ever
that he can offer his Gus.
toners the best there is in
the market. His stock of
Ladies Garments has ar
rived also a large variety Of
Children 5 Garments. His
stock Of shawls is complete
and he would be pleased to
show them to those intend
ing to purchase. The variety
of Fur and Feather Trim
mings, Plain, Brocade and
striped velvcts cannot be
eXcelled. Hosiery in all
sizes, colors and prices.
Gloves for the crowd. The
threc-lcgged brand of yarn
in all kinds. If YOU are in
want of goods at a fair price
give him a call.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
THANKSGIVING DAY.


a Proclamation By the President Of The
United States.
1t has long been the custom Of the people OF the
United States. i day In each year especially set
apart for that purpose by their Chief Executive
to acknowledge the goodness and mercy OF God
and 20 invoke His continued care and protection
In observance OF such custom, |, Grover Cleyc
land, President of the United States, do hereby
designate ami set apart Thursday, the 25ih day OF
November instant, 10 be observed and kept as q
day of thanksgiving and prayer
On that day let all our people forego their accus
toned employ ments aud assemble in their usual
places Of worship 10 give thanks TO the Ruler OF
blessings Of 4 free government, for a renewal OF
business prosperity throughout our land for the
return which has rewarded the labor Of those who
till the soil and for our progress n people in
all that makes a nation great And while con
template the infinite power Of God In earthquake
food and storm, let the grateful hearts OF those
who have been shielded from harm through His
mercy be turned IN sympathy and kindne-. to
ward those who have Suffered through His vista
lions. Let Hs also, in the midst Of our thanksgtv
ing, remember the poor and needy with cheerful
gifts and aims, 20 that our service may, by deels
of chaity, be made acceptable in the sight Of the
Lord
In witness whereof, | have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United state, 10
be affixed.
Done AZ the cltv 81 Washington this first day II
November tn the wear OF our Lord l>S6 and Of
this Independence ei the I nited >tAtc- of Amer
lea the INN.
seal CROWN CLEvELA>p.
By the President
I. + BAY ARn Secretary Of state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
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National News.

The American schooner Eleazer Boyn-
ton was detained at Liverpool. n s.. the
25th uli.. because some Of the crew had
been allowed to go ashore before reporting
TO the customs authorities She was after
wards released with a warning.
Geronimo arrived in Florida the 25th
ult,, and is confined with fourteen other
warriors at Fort Picken., opposite Pensa-
cola
Joseph Cook, dressed in solemn black
bag IN his hand. a long gap between the
bottom OF his trousers and the tops of his
shoes, displaying a gaudv expanse of red
stockings. is familiar sight on Boston
streets once again.
The Hon. +. b. Washburne. ex-minis-
ter to France. has heen confined TO his room
at the Nacusah house. IN Dixon. ILL.,. for the
last two weeks. by an attack Of illness said
to be serious.
A patent has just been granted which.
IT ls claimed. will effect saving of 95 per
cent. IN the cost Of electric lights.
The President has directed the imme
dat. suspension Of NJ. f. Benton. United
States attorney for the western district OF
Missouri. and Of William A. Stone. United
States attorney for the western district Of
Pennsylvania, for addressing political meet
ings. Renton Is Demucra, and Stone a
Republican
i, is probable that Jake Sharp. Ii. New
York hriber. will he pu, on trial The latter
part Of this week
Mr. EI;,b ,.,r.ft.. ~ l NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
The Old Game .


stephen Seller. Of Deer lsle. cant be a
relative of C... Nulaers Sellers, for the
latter .oll people. sh.ie the former 70; de-
cldedly sold YESTERDAY He j. aboa, -
year- old aui Is a sailor. but he IA, got
something to .earn. Early YESTERDAY after
noon he mrt vel dressed stranger on
Custom House wharf. and va. asked II ne
would ike 10 go 10 Boston 10 wufk on
board a zach; owned there. Sellers said he
did not care 10, bu, he thought he knew
some mate uf his who would Ike ,h- lob
The stranger was very afablr and engaged
tho ,uung nau 10 cousrf-a,tou, Walking up
ihr wharf siGr By side. When the pax
reached the custom house the stranger sand
ne should have 10 60 IN ,aere for moment
10 transact a little business, and asked
Sellers to wait for h,m outside aud keep
watch over hi. yAhse. at the same time
handing him the vsl,se 10 keep.
In a moment or two the man came out
and told Sellers thu; he was going up
town, and that it troubled hlm 10 think hos
IL Vas going 70 transact small item u
bushes. up there, a. he had nothing
smaller than a hundred dollar hill IN hI,
purse. Young Sellers offered 10 assist 10
any way he could. aud accommodated the
gentleman with the loan Of s32, all the
money be had.
They walked along 10 Market street
Sellers carving the valise until they came
to the doorwa, leading up to the iryus and
Press Offices. The gentleman politely ex-
cused himself and went up the stairs. Al
ter a momsn, Sellers became suspicion.
and with a hasly movement crushed The
vsliss b-tween his hand. to learn If possIhl,
is contents. !, was filed with nothing
more substantial than air aad collapsed II
ms hands. The man ran down the stair,
leading 10 Exchange street and disappeared
Sellers made complaint at the station.