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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16

ALICE WARD ch fosSd 1891 BY Ls5ngtcp Hs Mor
Touch ME- Nor CHI fosied $780, by imported Great Tom
dam woodbne BY Lexington; bred to lrOquos-eenerai
SARAH a. oh foaied 1870 by Dance dam wild Duok by
Imported Eclipse; bred to Iroquos-N. W. kittson.
WILD BRiAR CHI foaled 1872 imported Australian dam
Wild Duck by impoi ted Eclipse; dam OF VIA bruco !
bred to Iroquois-I. A Ehlers 81 200
foaled 1864. by imported Balrownie oau
Posts by Revenue dam OF Hattie F. and Emily f.; preu
TO Duke Of MaRenta-A. Byrnes. $50. ,..
WYANDoTIR; CHI. oalod 1878 by imported Beamington
Nemesis by Eclipse; sister OF Rhadamanthus; oreo u
Duke OF Magenta-D. d. Withers $1,000 49, -,
VIRGINIA (impored) b.. foaed 1865 by NottlnRhhm ns
Miss Baxter BY Pompey dam Of Nrvana bred 10 luke
MoRLAccI br oaled 1867 by Lexington dam al nsS
mer-Coonel w. t. Goodloe 1928. - -. ~,
ZcKA: ch foaled 1877. by imported Australian Gam NJ"
zuka by Lexington sister OF ZooZoo bred 10 fzarro
N w. Kittson. 81, 200. ,. s.u,
BRRTIR W. bI foaled 1874 imported bennington. dam
En- Robinson imported Knight OF St George; bred 10
Duke OF Magenta-Charles Reed. 1915. - o.,
WAUCULLA br ioaed 1879 by imported Hurrah dam sun
rise by Ringgold sister OF Chiquta bred TO Duke OF
Magcnta-Ne wminster Stud, $3.50 :,
br, foaled 1882 by Mortemer dam Hdegardo
by Lexing ton bred TO lroquois.W II FORBES S2ou
CooGRITE CHI oaled 1866 by Lexington dam susan
by dam Of Vixen and Vampire bred " MOTTO
mer-Newminster stud $500. - -,
GRNEsTA Imported b. foaled 1853 by King Tom Gam
Scrubbing Brush by Tombstone dam of Seneca Nenet
zin and spartacus bred &c Duke Of Magenta-Newmin'
StudG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
RADLy DAMAGED BY STORMS AT SEA.

The brig Robert Movie arrived yesterday She sailed from
st Pierre Martinique september IT, and two days later
the cabin and forecastle Hooded with
damage the heavy 1t impossible for
the men to live and they ordered aft heavy
sea struck her under broke her bowspr short
and This carried spars and rigging above the
n,ashead 1hen three olags traed the weather
side which Gained down the 50 that not even spray
broke the vessel
The bark atona from Bordeaux arrived yesterday having
On hoard second Mate and the
dnncG Eush bark G. II. Davis The latter Mini.
mach with cargo of lumber and September 20
red gale which caused hor leak did other
The crew at the pumps night ana day for three day
ellen American bark Sunbeam was sighted and 10
concluded 10 abandon wreck The LatOna spoken
Groi ar n and transferred TO her The
o"tain and eight others OF the Davis remained the
c,irn1,osm and will be landed at Philadelphia.
,ha brig seventeen days from Charleston,
a .ve gale ON october and heavy carried away
t foTeionsst which falling struck Frederick A. Di
thc nrst n.tr and injured him fatally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
THE GREAT TELEPHONE CASES.
yoLUMrNoUs RECORDS PREPARED AND SENT tt
XAaUINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Deputy Clerk Shields and Assistant Deputy Cerk Thornton
OF the Circuit Court have been occupied LOT
weeks in the preparation records the great telephone
cases which are to be argued before United states su
creme Court and heavy volumes Of printed matter were
forwarded yesterday Washington The transcripts were
contained in volumes which had over 1000 printed
pages nearly one Of the volumes was
about two binding together OF so many pages
proved a difficult piece OF work.
The two OF the American Bell Telephone Oo
many against tho Peoples Telephone Company commonly
known as Drawbaugh suit and that OF the American Ben
Teephone Company against the Overland Telephone Com
Final DEGREES were each In favor OF tho
,adv Of the Bell patents The testimony and arguments
ouch pon every question involved in telephone litigation
the patents granted 1885, and against the valid
v the patents to Alexander Graham Bell the defendants
have set M the alleged priority Of the inventions OF Refs
Gr.y Edison Drawbaugh McDonough Dolbear and Others
and the cases have occupied the attention OF judges lot
months at time for years past Many OF the most
patent other lawyers the country
have appeared in these among them beng ont
Dckerson Dickerson the late George OXFORD hoscoo Conn
ling Wheeler Peckham Charles Z. Crosby Henry =. an
dres George Harding Of this city senator ueorgo
Edmunds OF Vermont Ell Judge Hill OF %ashngUn snS
Cansten OF Boston Other telephone suits
some raised in these suits were Appealed 0s
time the calendar oil the United Ses
ron1se on both sides OF the litigation purpose 1t is
two well those the Calendar so tat oi
ony The issues raised but all the disputed
moi nts In the long litigation be passed upon at the same
time the highest judicial authorities Besides his ves
i'm other cases "a all testimony the
Dolbear all the other suits Involving inc teephone
patents introduced by stipulation, IN inc ONerahu
GTavs alleged anticipation which tho Government case
broueht in behalf OF tie Company rests is The
of many these suits and the
whole will probably be decided before the ONO case
passed upon by the judges before whom an argument wa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16

The law committee chosen by the property owners near
Madison ave Fyegth ST. TO look into the legal aspects
Of their cht with NewYoTk steam Company VIII meet
todav 70 determine what be taken to prevent
M erection of the cOmpanys Office and boiler house at Msd
sonave and Fftyeighthst W. c. Andrews. the president
of the company, said yesterday
The proposed house cannot be proceeded against as
and only be considered legally AS
mn after shall have been erected expect this whole
matter will be satisfactorily yet AS 70 the PROPOSE
lion that the property should take stock in the enter
been good many misstatenents never
oS that the need of funds did say that IN
order 10 do with the temporary house proposed IL would
M. necessary To- have 500 10 work at once
the boiler house the That would require good sum
~ monev Immediately suggested that 1t might not be
anss for the TO take stock enough 10 have
The boiler house at built at instead OF waiting
until sprIng as had contemplated We have expended
- 900 already and have not put out bond dare say
easily raise what money We wanted certainly
mayer said We needed funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16

The tug Manhattan Of the Dock Department owed one OF
the heavy redges up East River TO Ninety nintst yes
eray and within the College Point Ferry slip 10
preyent all further Of the slip by the ferry comnay
errboat arrived shortly after but the captain was informed
nv Superipendent McCary that lie could not land there
After arfng for short time landing was made al an
nig pr for the passengers but tho vehicles hal 10 DC
carried back starting point The ferry is operated W
Ie New.York Long Island Ferry Company ana runs
from Ninety 10 College Point Long lsanl a as
rance of four The route was approved by Tue
as winter and application OF the company the DOCK
board sent the Controller that the Nney n,he
ofefront could be ferry purposes The permission
has moi been issued by the Controller although was Appcu
for in February IN the spring the company TOOK posses
10. ~ The nroperty slip las been built and boats have
been running regularly for some time doing an
President George Mark said the company mad re-
ce,ved from the verbal permission 10 MAKE use Oh
the property Dock Board tned the company !oO
the slip beyond water line The annual rent OF
the properly is placed az 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16

Collector Magone yesterday removed six customs officers
for cause made two appointments for the benefit of the
Democracy following inspectors were removed because
OF frequent absences by sickness due to Old age" James H.
Bostwck Andrew Beakley jr, John L. IIoyt, and W. W.
Narramore Mr. Bostwick. commonly known the Major"
has been familiar figure among the rucrers Oh the river
fronts for great many years and his information about
and his ability to locate place OF growth have made him
invaluable expert the Government No one could de-
ceve the quality nativity OF oranges bananas
saved the Government thousands OF
dollars and filled the place OF fruit stastician as well But he
has ot past the opinion of the Admins
raon passed the allotted three score years and ten
r. Price inspector detailed at Castle Garden was
dismissed for "niscOnduct" spOtter caught him
mvsterions in his pocket But Mr. Price Will
he rcputed 10 be worth 100000
and is the owner James Enright porter
dismissed incompeency. Joseph G. Oheefe and Samuel
Lehman appointed inspectors. -
Collector b. smaey. OF burlington, w. called upon Col
MAG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16

over year ago the promising twoyearod geding Shep.
Knapp brown belonging TO J. T. Dawson and Gordon. John
H. DeMots bay matched TO treey ODDS for
81 900 This took place at the Fleetwood track
month ago Gordon easily IN one heat in PA Mr.
satisfied and arranged second match with
Mt in five mile heats TO harness at
yesterday afternoon Among those who watched
A. a. Bonner David Bonner. r. A. Compton.
Quinn Hopkins NJ Dun, ]. III. Bresn, Captain 9.
H. Mcdonald. J. S. Smith, Gape" Case G; Disorow A c.
Hall c. W. Weeks A. DeCOrdOva, J. Bevins and l. Fro
bsher Lawrence Kpp H. Hughes and II. Myers presided
in the Judges :" Johnny Murphy selected TO
Shep Knapp and j. T. Ferguson held the ribbons over
Gordon. -
Murphy got the pole fifth trial they got the word
Sep knapp having slightly the better of it, Gordon broke
as passed the and Murphy sent Knapp try
10 shut him out would succeeded had Gordon been
held down Gordon onv escaped being dsanced by
one length. Murphy winning in 23l3f 49, -
The heat repetition OF the first with Shep
KnapD winner 2:36i2 and Gordon, who behaved even
worse than in the first heat, distanced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
MONDAY. OCT. Is.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK .............FRTDAY. OCT 10. l5s


PORT OF NEw.YoRK. OCT Is. 1885,
| ARRIVED
Steamer Baltic CBr, Burton Liverpool oeto and Queens
sas%:@ ss s ksS y' Az E
sssS %% ana T CO. sh S :''.
st Marx Santos sept 80 ana ps S
% sasG s ssn ' Isvs q tS
With n to- @ N
bridge & Co Arrived at the Bar at $50 pm. and
passengers sa "a ss w Sa5 days. VIII" ''
Steamer FTanconia Bennett Portland with md'o ana pas
sUNsET-wnd a. SANDY Hook. fresh NV; clear Al
City Island fresh. WNWi clear.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Old Dominion. Smith, Richmond city Point and
Norfolk with mdse and to old Dominion 81 Co.
to order: vessel to Theo Kruger 4 co: u,.
s ore nsss e eo aP Rnsr i00
sD MsrS o Day p AS SSa Co Dunkh Aug 20
ship Marcns Edwards, HoushtC9, JscksOnvis II days.
BARK Constan!ia tNorl PedsrOep AntxeTp SO days. with
steal rFG pansh &dKs CO. IT days.
lumber 70 order vessel to SNOW Burgess Msr1 80 asv. with
empty barrel. TO order vessel 70 wsen TOe Co
md sa5s g s SeTnSs qf EoSO@ GaoO 0s0
S s. % Bordeaux 81 days.
Bark tx J JrHSaa Sesse 70 eDas cor i0'
CLEARED.
Steamer Plato (Br) James. LiverpooI-Busk Jevons
Steamer servia (Br) Mckay Liverpool-Vernon bro"n
steamer City OF Berlin Br Land LverpooPeter Wright
steamer Persian Monarch OBJ Patton. LOndon-Patton
steamer Holland tBrl Tyson London-FwJ Hurst.
Steamer Richmond Hill (br) Hyde. Lendon-Henderson
Bros. ,r, r,....,,
Steamer westphala Ger Droescher Observation-Disclosures
& Co. ~.
Jah Breya (3eg) Meyer. Antwerp-Funch. Edye
Steamer Belgenland (Beg). BeynOn. Antwerp-Peter
steamer Furnessia tBr). Heddenwck, Glasgow-Hender
Steamer zaandam (Dtch der Zee, Amseriam-Funch
steamer Ems GER. Jungst Bremen aud Southampton
Steamer La Champagne (Fr, Traub, HavreLouIs do Be-
bian. . - ,,.ox Havana ,,r,,x g. Pa
steamer Iahorna CBr) Gray Baracoa-Gomsz Pearsa
Steamer Newport Shackford, Aspmwau-Paclnc Mall %
Steamer Carondeet Risk Port Royal and Fernandina-c
Steamer Regulator Doane. Wilmington Nc-wm Clyde
steamer F w Bruno, Foster. Baltimore-B W Downer.
SAILED
Steamers Donau for Liverpool Olympia, Medetanean
dc o. Fernandina: sylvan Glen, acksonvlle
Ships II Watien for Hamburg Frederick and Dora LOT
Bremen; Constance. Rotterdam
Also saled-Va Long Island Sound-Bark Cuba Tor WIND
sor, Ms
Also sailed Steamers Alesa for Marsees; Mexico for
Havana arro,,
Brig Elche (Br), Sears, from Demerara
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Sag Harbor New-York-Spar BuOy Placed.
spar buoy No - has been placed IN 10 eet OF wafer on
the end OF Gql Rocks sag HarDor Sth ORR Oh M
SGSlas c papE of es Nsck MMW
I'D order the Lighthouse Board
Tompknsville Y oct Is 1886. Inspector Sd District
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
GALE l4-Passed steamer Port Jackson lBrl Hud'
iZNRp Oct l4-Passed steamer Schedam (Dtch) Baker,
from New. York Oct 2. for Amsterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
NEwARKs BEATEN BY THE NEW YORKs.

The New.York club visited Newark yesterday and de-
feated the Eastern League OF that city in finely
tested game wilson caught Mickey" Welch cleverly
while the field work the NcwYOrks was the feature The
Newly Ork -.-.---..----...--.----. " o " " -
The Jersey CITY club found little trouble in defeating the
Rrooklvs at Jersey City yesterday The BrOokyns played
loose field game. The score was
rorsov civ ......3 6 3 o 10
Brooklyn ..----.---.O d v " =
To-day the NewYork and Metropolitan clubs play at the
Polo Grounds
has gwen honor play on staten Island next
year. ~. O ,,,,o,to , cr., .o,,o
Athletic o; Metropolitan, second game.
Al Pittsburg PltsDuTg q Detroit, D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
WHAT u GOING on TO-DAY.

Rrookyn Republican city Convention p. m. County
Tammany fail County Convention. Tammany Hal. 8
y. IN.
BROOKLYN Jockey Club races. p m.
Pain will case Bar Association Rooms. 1870 p. m.
Republican Congre ssonal Convention. W hitc Plans
Professor Bckmores lecture Museum Oh NATURAL hs'ory
Brockyn Athletic Association games, DeKalb and Classon
Tammany Aldermen and Assembly Conventions. even
ing. ,,.. po.oru,o ~ T
FootbalSStaten Island Unions St George. :. l., $50
p. m. r.o,oo,,ro Assoo,a,,o,
Morton House. B % III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
oy,rvr.1 FagR1cs AND BRTC-A-BRAC @.

orctes & Co have now exhibition in their galleries, at
~, 90. prood,v,v striking collection OF Oriental fabrics
an,oe rugs drapcries and slaws and Of Turkish brass
work and ia ence TIE whole consignment from Costk
van Fr6res OF Conantinope and Paris and VIII be sold
,,thout reserve at Tuesday, SHAY Thurs
dav and FRIDAY OF next week Among the rugs are goo1
suecmrus OF antique anatOnn ShllN Mecca boAhda alu
choice Camcls hair shawls ana
80. oI spec mems oriental arms. The most interesting
SUI ~, M collection is marble the Emperor Had
lin thought have been made l22'20 a. d. ana aug up
ar the Dartanees 1872. gold watch Is offered shaped
H. hectic and set with diamonds. made expressly Tor
uan ot The late sultan Abdul Azzs harem. The exhibit
tion will continue to-day and on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
RJDDERS ATA SALE or CLOARINGS

Wilmerding Hoguet OF NOS "a and SO White St. sold
at auction yesterday 900 pieces OF coakings including
traobans boucle seal cloakngs II was perempory
sale ordered by p Van Valenburg Co. oil NO W Worth
AZ The large and the bidding often spir
tied principal bidders were H. ~ Oiain CO. Dan
az enh Thomas 0ustave Blum and Norvell "esby OF this
cWvi iapdsman HTsbhemer. Of Cincinnaui kann SON
- snOdRrass Murray Co, Isaac 0lun John
snnsinsEer Cooper Consrd and sharpe., br9theIs OF
ere wsr. 5ol lots all sold Prices ran low Oh the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
MEpH1sro AND HUGO WINNERS AT NEWMARKET

LONDON oct l5The for the Ninth Great Challenge
Stakes to-day Newmarket the Briefly Stakes
course Of six urongs Prince sotykohs three old
chestnut colt Mephisto by two lengths r. Carngtons
bay colt by George Frederick out of Ma Belle
second half n length in Jenningss three old
BAY colt Exmoor, third The last betting was TO on
Mephisto IL to against Belle colt. TO against
EXmOOr.
The the Prendergast Stakes for woyearos was
also rln at Newmarket The distance about two
fhris of mile The by j. a. Criven's brown
colt Hugo by half length the Duke OF BeauOrts chestnut
dv REEVE dor Prince SOltykOr's DevilshOo
bad third betting before the start was 10 ON Hugo
3 10 l against Reve d'Or, 10 10 against Deylshoof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.
LONG Island.

F1ATBUsH-Thc Charities Commissioners report thai the
Fatbush Hospital IS greatly in need oirepairs Inc budhs
was inspected yesterday.
HvIoIse several boards that formerly existed in this
Mace have call meeting to rise money To carry
On The schools They they viii do nothing unt ordered
y the courts Will under the direction OF the Cor
pOatiOn Counsel
FtrsuINGThe Republican Club held meeting last even
inc in the Free Library Rooms Hanson ;. Moore the can
ddatc for District Attorney presided and delivered an al
dress ON the coming campaign, alter which
resolution was adopted ndUrsng the acton OF Tie county
Convention its selection OF caniiiatcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Oct 15.-ln the Court OF Appeals

ALBANY, Oct. IO.-lH inc NOuIO VI hPPO"i'
today the following causes ware argued;
No eOe-A Abraham b. Conger and others, agt. Sarah W.
nnrvee auprllant Isaac C. ogden, respondent
Nos 20 and 60-Peter MOller Jr, ana others executors
respondens ag Joseph W. Duryee and others executors
appellants . ,,,.s ,vocu,or resnondent aet
Lawrence Ennis, appellant. . 49,. ro,r V-o,,s
II lain respondent, agt Join "d'ts
~ po'..ter individually a executor appellant
and others, appellants aBo HUM
q Stoldard exeecutrx. and others, respondents ,-.
No Jennie r.. Gardiner adninlsliatllN I'Sp"uol
act Central aud Hudson River aiirOad Company
appellant , -, ,.,,o.
The following Is the Court OF Appeals day caonuar
for October Is:
Nos. 70. 80. 10, 81, 49, Sc, 81 and 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16

The Brooklyn Jockey Club closes its October meeting TO-
day and unfortunately the programme anything but goo
quantity and quality OF the entries Inc
race which all sporsmen hoped would DC
Is practical failure. There are only iour IN
FerOna should win the with Bonanza secOn IL no
fourth the card
The fIs race re- heats four entries Gonfaon
is the entered ought win Una b. should
get place second twoyear old selling anar
has should be by Nellie H. Inc otherS
extremely poor class and Rebellion pe
them. handicap next Saxony 10 likely 10
and King Arthur ought 10 be second senihg ray
winds the meeting II should he won ty ferg Nyue WIN
War Eagle second. The entries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT the close Of the dedcaory services Mt
the new Methodist Episcopal Church the Rev Charles 5.
Wnp announce sufficient money had been given to de
OF building $4,000 The trial OF
Join NJ the banker accused OF robblng 400 dc
nostos by the suspension his bank IL 10 begin next We'd
esdav before the oyer and Termlner at White
plans lie indicted for grand larceny He and Philip
meas keuf banking the firm Of John VI.
Mssierron & failed November T. 1854 owing de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
WINS
RELIABLE
SAFE
In Falling
Do N Break
NEW. YORK, Sept 8.

NETWORK, sept y.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
In the Park Row fire in this city, January,
1882. we had an opportunity Of ascertaining
by experience what qualities safe should
possess In order TO withstand the ordeal for
which II is designed. Our valuable draw
ings. documents. records. books. correspond
ence and papers. thousands in NUMBER
stored In three large Marvin Safes, were
long exposed TO fierce heat, Jeu with the
walls Of tho building from htrd poor 70
bottom Of second cellar but tho contents OF
the safes were perfectly preserved. safe
should have iron enough In its frame 10
resist breaka9e and crushing Its hlling on
which alone its fire preservation depends,
should be very thick. These are qualities
that prominently distinguish the Marvin
Safes, and render them. in our opinion, ms
best In the torid For the preservation oil
public records. official papers. documents
bonds. treasures, valuables books, &c, the
Marvin Safes are unsurpassed
MUM & co,
Projectors OF Scientific American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
uns eKrIL RRnKEN WILL A BUNG-STA RTER

penis McAvoy and Henderson sborers quarreied III
pernar McGee liquor at No b56 FirstaVo on IhniS
dav night and Henderson McAvoy the head with
hing sarter McAvoy was taken TO Bellevue Hospital,
here the surgeons that his skull had been fractured
coroner was summoned 10 take his ante morton statement
ana who released when AcAVOy refused
10 recognize han his assaant was arrested Agaa
hv sururse Henderson admitted having struck McAv anu
TcA WOW identified IL feared yesterday that ASAyoy
would not recover. H home IL st No. SA7 East Ihfv'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RIM Arsnue Hotel James q. Blane oil Maine nena'ot
Henry W Blair of New Hampshire Green Is: kaum OF
illinois William II. Bsrnum OF Connectcnt Mu'sad
James Arke OF Cansjoharie. Windsor HokoAleni.
lam Wallace OF Syracuse bemarte !fotet-EI Cover
nor G. r. ingersoi Connecticut Grand Central Hotst-
Con ressman George West, OF Bsston N Y CqGrendon
HOErnes Lehman. Of the British Legation at %ashing
TON Gflsev House-Ex Congressman John M Baliey OF
Albany Victoria Hoe-Er Congressman solomon Bunay'
OF oxford N .Surevdnt House-Captain Haggefv'
u. s. Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
COUPLEs MARRIED IN CASTLE GARDEN

Maria Ohnmecht aud her fveyearod child arrived from
Hamburg on the Ama last week but ella Inning to be I'M
married and unable account for the paternity OF her child
~ sinners of Emigration refused to let her leave
Castle Garden Yesterday Michael Roger who has been IN
the country year. claimed Maria as ms wlIe as ne
,,nf marriage certificate the COmnlsslOneis
rrd the co ipe be married by Father rutland ana the
they permitted to start Oh their o'" 'ou' "P ~
tOn.st -. ,..,.n,.n. ,ho olIast Eronc,sLa
i a CastIe Garden Yesterday Peter Frng also a
aIIve and the commissioners decided that he and Fran
foli he married Father Rutland performed the cere-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16

MrAXUsThe country store OF A. j. Fnney was robbed OF
goo valued at 800 on Thursday night
WEsTPoRTAn operation for the removal OF an ascess was
ncrforned Yesterday John r. Williams. rector Of
Christ Church by Dr. Robert Lander OF Bridgeport assisted
by Dr. l.. f. Day.
sylvester Clarke rector OF Trinity
Church started yesterday Or Farbaut Mimi u resume a
-hp i'm Seibury DIVINITY School. Coroner
Holt Investigating the OF the mysterious death Of
two.year-od child OF Bridget Marsh, OF Greenfield Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16

CINCINNATI, Oct. ]

CINCINNATI Oct 15-The winners at the Latonia Jockey
CluD races today were:
FYrst-Purse 5000 iurlongs Watclem first eecond'
Monarch third. Time-l:3lL1
Second-Purse $3.50 furlongs B,tg SWIM hrst Matte
Corbet second. Pr0bus third Timc-l:lsi4 O.. VI,
7hird-Pur.e $500 fuIlongsj ltte Follow h'sp hlDg
George nd lone third. Ilme-l ~ &c.,,
EoHrtl-PurSe $3.50 Imie Hat ie CARRIE hrst NahderOo
second Uetty s third. Time-li5.
fYTIPnrse 800 furlongs Banburg first Katie A. sec
nd Want hfrd Iime-l.O3lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
DrArH RESULTING FROM VARIOUS CAUSES

DTII
Coroner Levys jury brought IN verdict yesterday IN the
MAY Aronon case declaring that ArOnson came to his death
IN mart from Injuries received encounter with Omcers
Wood and Hughes part from alcoholism censuring the
ron authorities neglect Of HIM while awaiting ral
OF ArOnsOns wife ana sons
Cnrner Levy said would be responsible for the ap
NJ both they wanted IN the DIS
IN Of Ntorncy Office Of the Jurors stated t ne anu
hs o Jurors the officers by their Ner