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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-12-09

A Government Penitentiary
Needed for Incarcerating
United States Prisoners.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-12-09
President Cleveland Submits His
Second Annual Message
to Congress.

america at Peace with Every
Other Nation IN the Civ
ilized World.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-12-09
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

: The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
President Cleveland Submits His
Second Annual Message
to Congress.
america at Peace with Every
Other Nation IN the Civ
iized World.
Special Attention Called to the
Exuradition Treaties with Va
riOus Foreign Powers.
The Relation OF Labor and Cap
ital Treated in a States
manlike Manner.
Recommendations that the Rev.
enue Laws be Modified
and Amended.
The Work OF r.orLIrying Certain
of Our Large Cities Should
Be Begun at Once.
The Navy in a Most Lamentable
Condition-CoD0r Must
Act Promptly.
A Government Penitent1ary
Needed for Incarcerating
United States Prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
DtSAPPsARAECE OF NJ H. GREEN.

The creditors of NJ. H. Green, electrotyper
aud OF Nos 326 325 anu $50 Pearl-st nad
heard nothing yesterday OF tue missng nrm which con
sisted Of he husband, Charles NJ. drnen who really
carried on business, aud his wife, Mary Ii. Groen
Tue liabilities Of the nrm are between 5000 aud
6lOOOUO aud tho assets hardly anything. 1he prIn
cipAl creditors Myrck Pummer, the pspes manu-
faoturer Of this city; kiCs. Kendall Co. OF Boston
ment one Of $500, secured by simpson q.
Werner Of No lsl Broadway COUNSEL for the nrm for
Two years Of litigation The Otoe put In Charge Of
deputy sheriff Friday, but before that, II said
Mr.. Green disappeared. Lawyer 5impsou said yestoI-
day that lt his opinion tnat Green rAiped money
from tmo to time suon cOateras as he Was able 10
get WHAT became OF that money ID difficult TO say
cent that ne may have paid eXOrbtAn OF interest
Nouody believes that he prOnted personally By the
failure he had large with him whom he dis
appeared. He 10 not expected 70 return.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

John J. Carter, Ttusvie Penn, has sent 800 to The
Irish World famine fund -
Tho Belgium steamship Hippsrohus which sailed for
Yesterday, broke the crossheao 10 nor Ps'"
~hsn IN Robbins' Reef aud came To anchor
K,ta CLANCY from County Derry, reiSlous maniac
arryed at Castle Garden yesterday on the DevonA QUO
will be returned the same steamer on SaturuHy'
The Controller wilt to-day open proposals ior $40.
a45 AZ consolidated stook OF the Cy OF new aoIh,
kuovn As SohoolhOuso bonds bearing ntoroet a. po'
cent DER aunum, and free OF city and county u1aton'
The directors of the Academy Of Music yesterday
signed a contract with siguor Angelo Tor tue piouuco1
s;gnor Angelo mas secured Mme Valda and Will ave
sixteen new operas
Tho BODY of stranger about IS years DID, dressed In
dark suit was found IN the North River as seventy
eighth.sL yesterday.
Michael OK~efe. Who was beaten and arrested without
cause by Policeman Hickey, OF the rwenY'nrst fre-
oinot on Sunday night, went to Police HeadQunrters
Yesterday AID lodged formal complaint SgAinss "o
ofbcor Hickey will be tried on FRIDAY.
heavily laden truck broke down opposite the Post;
Ofca afternoon. Before tue Obstacle could
be removed IL had caused blockade OF over 100 cars on
the track the line reaching nearly 10 CansI
Tha statsn Island frrrybost Westneld the % m
trip to NowYort yesterday, passed tno oosu 1ooy o.
man dressed iu dark clothes, floating down the Bay on
Governors Island
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
ANXIOUS TO COMMAND A TUG.

Justice Peckham, in the Supreme Court Cham
bers Yesterday reserved decision application made
on behalf of John Conway for mandamus to compel the
Dock Commissioners appoint him pilot and captain OF the
steamtug Manhattan Frederick W. Whr1ge on MS DehA,
that had been hOnoraby dseharged after seD
during the AT CVll service e1anlua
on he had received 05 per cent which was the highest
average reached other competitors When he called upon
the the result OF his application ne was
informed Congressmen and politicians we're urging me
claims of would be impossible Tor ni 70 get tn
postion could get similar influence AlterwaG
Charles Martin who had not been In the service during 'ne
war, appointed. ,,,,, a...,,. -.
others that Conway attitude toward
them while seeking the h,n
shown that he untruthul and likely to be nsuOoron
and unanimously declared inludicous 70 appont
him The abatement regard TO political influence Was pro
nnnnced untrue The tug laid up for the want OF funds
and there was therefore position 10 which conway could oe
annoInted The iudRe Whridge whether he bad
any afdavs contTadctng those offered In regard 70 con
Wave Character replied In the degetve ihen, sAn
The Judge will to take the aidavits as true they
nnsn awer
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
CLOSE or THE GERMAN LUTHERAN SYNOD
1,hn Gnnnral Svnnd of tho German Iuthera

Inc OpnerII bynOU OF tII0 OtIIIIIu LutHOIuH
Church winch 6ocn session for more thAa week
In e Johns Church iD MAuJer-s. Brooklyn. adjourned
Yesterday afternoon. Tue labor QuestiOn, winch hAd
been uudor discussion At the morning session OF eaeh
day was atill considered yesterday Tho Rev. T. Wams
Rans whu led tho diScussiOD claimed that the teach
Jugs OF Christ required every 70 consider tho wei
fare OF Others, fundamental pripcple OF Christian
charity Rev. j. DOru argued that the only solution
Of social problems In faithful following OF the pre-
cepts of Christanity Every whether employer or
employed should 1--we within MS cans. lmpru tent
marriages were TO be discouraged CaPllaliss IN en-
barking In should consider more han thelr
own interests 1he good Of the greatest
ber should be- Of AL Chris an5 should con-
denn unsparingly Lotteries, pawn shops gambling aud
the publishing Improper literature Tue nnA session
yests day afternoon was devoted TO concluding the
Ioutine business OF the srssiOu. A resolution was
adopted the dscontnuance OF the use OF DIE
trcks Catechlsn. which has been the recognized an-
thorty OF tho denomination Tor two centuries
aud the subs ute OF cHtochism, formulated W
the faculty OF the 81 Louss College.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
RRCOKLYN,

neaths Last week $3.50 births 209 marriages 81.
The right of Fabush Board Of Health to collect fees for
and decision was reserved
Judge Cullen in the Supreme Court yeserSy heard SI
Mrs Louisa j. against Charles Porter and o Mrs
SraSt tSe decress asked for in both
Cbrsan Hambrech begun suit for absolute divorce
S% 61SS s Thsy siS had an Sdop.ed
dying .0%sp the sSs year 70 ad hey
disparity Z their the, AEcs IsS
E3Maq Regner and left husband to live with him
The rolls completed and signed oy tne as
sSOSt ssssSrs sfs SssS ocooSC ' '' WV
oe and James RsttsrsOn two sT,cts member G S e
Court Of Sessions yesterday Of Io6onS Pau n1siT Ma
P: % s s he he
nsse Tpdss Ssds snd m
,D.nne so9 persons S to The County Lunstc Asylum
..H:. Ss eS15 55sa:s riSrsss I
w cTHs ssSsd ssss iOG on the @
year no. hs BODY had not BEEN
eng In the water.
John Pnssr errAgned before Police S1suoe m Maeher
FYederck Whom he beat Sunday night He pleaded not
Guilty ssS Wa coroner Hesse aSournsd the inquest No
iight was thrown upon the case yesterday
% Ss s: % sg %
blocks in McDoooughst on the way Ss barrow va upset
s@o saS nc@ss SSrief has begun
sSas sSs g %as Sioy ana %sciOSsy upset and
Iohn Murray who claims the Of the railroad
tracks in Thirty siIthst from Gowanus bay 70 fntnaye
psiIrSaH Comnanv has secured q temporary induction
stTsninK the Fookyn and West End Railroad Com
recently began road branch Of re main line
Murray into possession Of oy cempnated seres OF
LEGAL tansacnOhA
Robert Smith Of vals stream. T. was eoTplan1nt in
Court yesterday against James King
~ NJ az st whom be charged with having forged
fs tnsufauce policy 90 Hancock Lie Insurance Com
prisoner money insurance policy on e
at ~ the company but reeenuy learned
~ ~ savs tat Ring foged e policy and appropriated
De money The prsoneE remsnded until Friday Tor
amlnA&tnA.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
CONTRASTING THE WILL OF D. NJ. HUGHES.
A RELATIVE WHO WAS NOT REMEMBERED OBJECTS
Tile RR0uFaTR.


THE BHQUEsTs.
A contest Is threatened over the Will Oh Davld
NJ. Hughes who left an estate Of half million OF
dolara Charles H. Hern, q relative who 10 not named
in the WILL objects to that part OF 1t by which portion
of the estate s left to Louise Augusta Beaurhanp
HuRhes, whom he designares as his Wife Mr. Hiern
declares that Mr. Hughes was nevcr her husband a
she had another husband living whom he oroughs
her from the South to this city He also AYERS
that tpe testato who died In Nice, had abscouuon Win
trust funds which, he insists, shoud % pau run ~"
estate At tho request OF the counsel Tor Mr. hisrp,
hearing citation adjourned By Prohate Cerk
Beckwith until August Is. Frederic X Couuert, VINO
represents Mrs. Hughes did not object 10 tue SJourn
mrnt a. ooo III .ho
By the will Mrs. Hughes s equeathed SooOO al tne
household furniture, paintings. ewelry snd 0tner per
soual property of tho teatator snd an annuity, tue
amount Of whoh Ia contingent, with the Tgnt 20 uls,
6is niece Cora Stewart Hughes. named respectively
Idle, Lille, Cora aud Emmat are equally 70
divide $4,000 between them. To his heter harrlos
Calvert OF hewOreans or in event OF her deatn oeoIe
Mitchell, IL beQueathed $4,000 The residue Is elVeu
In trust to the executors William ana Jonn OBneh'
who II and irom the Income H1ve 70 LOa
Beauchamp Hughes. the adopted dAnRhter OF no 'o,
tator So 500 year. The rest OF the Income TO 10 10
Mira HukheA AT her death the executors are 70 nvrsi
$4,000 and give tho income " L1la B HuHLes uutlI
she 10 forty years old aud tnen 10 give give
her the property absoIuty. II she dies before aalu-
ing that age property TO her chidren she mas
any and II she has to the residuary estate OntD1
death OF the widow David and LetriuA r Whle'
tor are to divide $4,000 between them, and DAVID,
John and Louis Grassie who I've near Turin, are 10 u
vide $4,000 them. Then all that 10 ett ID 20
gs 10 the four daughters OF bis niece Sors efowas
1854 The witnesses are John II. Platt, John Theall
and william II. Bearn-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
LONG ISLAND.

FtIrBUsII-The who committed suicide on Sunday on
the tTnck OF Prospect Park and Coney Island laoa
was ient fed Yesterday Patrick Burk farm hand lie
lost his wife and has h1 no settled nome
worked farmers In various paris OF tne
courty He last worked Parkville ustce Cox yes
terlay heard the brought by John H. Farrell he Jay
against Board Of Health To test the lega
y Of the resolution adopted by the 5oar by when
undcrtakers taxed IL for every burial III Holy CtOss
etery. The Justice rcserued his decision.
0LExwoop Henry COX. coored and his VIE went 3Ii I
ealing Yesterday morning Hampstead Bay Henry el
oyerfd and was drowned lie had been married but ree
weeks
OtgS CovE-Jennie Noon handsome brunette was ar
rested ON Monday at Of Captain David Nanser
charged with sanderiug and threatening TO XIII him she
was arragucd before Justice Frost and pleaded guilty 10 o
charge OF and paid fine OF SO The Jnstce rePr
manded her until she cried ana Deseeched MN 10 uehis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Smith seventy two, was at
neld by vicious bull anu horribly goicu nc hS
poor chances OF recovery.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
WEALTH BROUGHT By IHMIoRAX1S

Immigration Commissioner Charles F. Ul-
rich writes 10 NE lKIBUSE to take issue with the po-
stiou assumed Commissioner stephenson In his let
ter to the Secretary ofLhe Treasury. de says:
Caste received during the last hve and
half million immigrants six tho lsand have been
turuod The that were allowed TO land brought
than elo0 00OOOOO INTO the country Their productive
value the thousand millions The State Board Of
CHARITIES with ample facilities and power has returned
ia8O II8 CLEANED this
State many these had passed through Castle Garden
although have endeavOfed ascertain
that Of the 4l8 through Castle
den does wealth and productive power OF the
msSa Of the millions completely swallow the pul and
ped Ilsl The Of Commerce might do service
the country by studying immigration IN is relation 70
our cor
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

xrvrs nnnxr Hrr no ArrEMPT suroIDB.

TWO WIVES DROVE HIN TO ATTEMPT SUICIDE.
aaraey miller n the Of highly respectaole IA
0lsn COva he bas held yarioua ponaons n 9sswYaFk 9s
sfres sod asf Winter % better himoeh went 70
SfSe s "a he married young woman 70 whom no hsa
zen ntseaues1 bnt Two oaSs bsor After scae time eS
ne taking pains not 70 aequaint her
6 inssen Glen SSye whssS sya ns paS -
~ affppor few weeks ngo they VERY
ved fs two doves until Saturday last Tnen NE 1
e:e1 A. ne home IL Captain wanser, with WHOM AT snc
@ffe No baarded Her story WA listened 70 Dy she s
nant law and then she vas contronteo "
Vier ilstensh 10 what all hands thought otpm an nc
tjTs and fen pier and gprang into ne wntor
wa reaed and through the steets 70 ne ntue
Ss va araiened before Justice fro.t VINO m
hsarn1 unt afternoon Both wives were IN
estssnx and 40 wa Miller He charged with bigsmY
"a 10 commit suicide At his request the e1am
nefton vras act down for tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
DENYING HIS wrFE,s SERIOUS CHARGES.

Mrs. Emma j. Sterling, who until recently lived
with husband Aaron Sterling at the Mansion House IN
prooklyu has begun limited divorce alleging Dto
erable cruelty She charges that since 1879 her
husband with lad character 50 openly
did destroy their letters to him and hey e mo
hands his protesatone ana Appeals sue
condoned but shortly aerward he began oeatng
and abusing shameful On one occasion ne
pointed pistol at her head and with vile language raenc
10 XIII her. Mrs Sterling claims that she found
moe letters IN her pockets showing evidence OF his
evil abe demonstrated he again abused
her Last and terrified her great
" by paroxysm Of In May he told her 70 leave a
he would kill her hah 70 choke her In her sleep Sne
then separated Tho defence general denial
MT Sterling inspector In the Produce Exchange HIS
noo La aald 10 s1O 600
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
MILLIONS FOR HIS CHILDREN
PECULIAR Aor1c1s OF ESomEER BAIRD
fxoumrxo rxro HIS sAHiTT-rxsTIhoHT OF AiS
eON.

frourRrxo rHTo MS skNiTY-TxsTINoHI OF al"
SON.
Cor,misaiouers Augustus J. Reduier. bernaro
c....r,v ana rhomsa wilde and ehsrns Jury Iossos
aay In the Supreme Coart Crouis room Iare ~ -
thsir pquiry into the question vhesnsr jean DH, 80
elevated railroad engineer, 10 OF snmolsouy ~.n-
"a ta,e care of hia eatats valued at half million ao
Tha procoednR a brought By HE vile ana ehno1'o'
Who we're Represented By Alasfnon Sullivan hoOers
r. HoCailan, Of Troy, appeared for MI bairu'
present looking pale and weak MI AeOishHn ~
ana shook his head when the testimony Was NOS u"
liking. ,.,..
Wheu Mr. Baird in 1882 visited Scotland, his native
land. with his present wife who married hin aoout
year after the death OF his wife, was notoo0 .nA
his mind appeared 70 OF his
being thas he was the heir Of A. T. 6teWAt@ AI'o' VS.
return he ims gned that representatives OF 'ue
and Hilton sstatss and also his own wife, vero .ns
10 poison him ana to eet fortune from him'
placed In Sanford Hail. the Institution OF Dr
in FiushnR I. L in 1882. whom he connected via 'ne
supposed cons piracy He believes that he committed n
in marrying his present wife because sne Wa
woman and refuses recognise her. since he uA Ooou
In the asylum. It Is said he has improved ous " A|
serted that he IL not in nt condition 10 care for nm-
self ana hls property
,obn a Baird. his son. testified 10 his fathers
peuularihes After his return from Europe ne became
unduly tAkativa He would compel MS ismy a 70 n ~
the table With him ana ESs up s5m max. ss
Of hi. sns%ie: and then ssid - =, ooa hu.
my frtsnds IN the hands 9t @ @Soa' Dre ~
tho devil has my enemies" As ,osas oSasn .n% 70
spend money lAvishly buylnR oarrinees Sna
ailyePvare. he thought be was the neir
Of A. Stewart and Of Robert Stuart and expecseo %
have 600 $1,000 900 He rave me wnSss .,S "a
check for .0O00O0 payable on demane ana sso nS
had a similar check for his daughter Mergsret knu
would give similar sums to the rest OF his lami{: %:
had only paper enough 70 mako Two check" nS .so
that be had put $4,000 in the plate At 81 Inomass
Church on one occssiOu charged that nlnrsAI ponos
put in his clothes and In hs hatbsnd e5a cd
that ex-Judge Hilton. exJudge Horace knssen sno
Alexander d Green, lawyers were IN eohspa"oy, !,
against him He expressed averslon to DIS wlIe OF
whom he previously fond. He oeneveo tha' 'nS NJ
was a dauRhter OF Robert L. Stuart ana tnAt A. IL
Stewart OF the latter. 49,, ar.
After tho case wAs adjourned until .. NJ TO day mr:
Baird stood up and addressed the oommssioner@ 80
denod any say he had ever done him wrons
He found fault with the accommodations anu Iood ~
sanford Hall where he said $55 week was chsrIea aor
his board. When he was mechanic he had paiu %
week. He asked that he be allowed 10 go Win M, M
brother and son TO hotel After consun.a ana IA az
was allowed and ho taken TO the Astor house.
fore leaving the court he approached DI nls
Wife who shook hands with him. When she
TO hold his hand he drew It away saying An~'s
enough"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
THE POOR OF LONG ISLAND oTTY.

o children Of John Casey Of Long Island CITY, died yes
terday morning om choefe niantum Coroner ho6,ns9n
XrnX tie family complete destitution They were
fhont food me gave Mrs Casey 81 and told nef
10 buy somehing eat 70 keep her nom Inc
fused for he FAMILY longer because mayor re 1t 20
10 audit his The Mayor also refused recently
honor the bills Of the rocerymen who served he poor
they refused TO recognize the orders oy
Of The Poor Pety claims that the oversee
eTpendtures have exceeded the limit allowed by law ana MI
not snd bills exceeding $40 head for relief furnished ns
amoun, include medical attendance groceries ana me
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
STATE COURT OF APPEALA

SARATOGA, July 27.-In the Court Of Ap
peals to-day the following dscsions we're handed
down:
The People CT rel the Mayor Of the City Of York ap
pellant AIT Dennis Mccarthy respondent Appeal dfs
missed with costa -
John Kicker executor ETC., respondent AT 81 Lukea
UosnItal appelIant Judgment affirmed without costa
Della Pttman agt Henry Johnson executor. en Judg
rent affirmed with costs. .
Margaret Kennedy Administrative, etc. appellant agk the
Manhattan Railroad Company respondent Judgmsnt ~
hrmed with costa
There was no decision handed down IN the Jaehps
case. Tbs Court adjourned 10 meet in Albany octo
ber 4
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
rERaEY OITY.

Health Inspector Auen yesterday made befose
Jnace DAVIS against physicians for violation OF ne
besh laws in falling report TO the County Board OF Health
csses Of diseases The physicians are Dr n
Petra of Jersey CITY Dr. W. Squire OF Harson ana ~
Alexander Of Bayonno Each was served Win summons
and gave bail for examination
while Clerk Robinson Of Police Board was examining
some I2 oabre cartridges In Police Headquarters yester
one ~ them dropp from hand 1t struck against ae
and eIpoded The bullet whiEEed past Clerk Robinson
passed through the hat Of Policeman Iuer ana hnA
In wall
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
sHAErIES DAMAGsD sY BLAST.

Workmen In the employ of William KIfOyle,
who has the for grading portions OF Elevenave
and West Seventy nnths set On heavy blast
eecon th0roughfaros Monday aud fragments Of
rock we're pleasant No person
was hurt AhAntos occupied by Francis Becker
Pstrick Brady damaged seriously Patrick Koyio the
brother In charge OF the blasting and
nolioe for him the person responAible
hnth he made hiA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
NO DISCRIMINATION SHOWN.

A statement was published yesterday attacking
the Governing Committee Of the Stock Exchange
Tor discriminating agans. certain stock certincete
engravcrs by declining 70 Inst stocks engreve1 py
them. II was said that the American Bank Note
Company had monopoly Of the work: A member
Of tie Listing Committee said In replying 70 TINS
charge;
Ths has no interest IN ensraving companies
outsde Of security and safety Of s0nds end stoeks en-
sfsys1 by them. They nust protect themselves
Sxsnss any possiblty ef aecspupG work IRON any eon
esrn whose business might possibly % eon eut ena
shatr aIstss be sold st auotoa. There no wesepoy.
ns Exahabee sseepss WOrk Of the Homef Lee, he
A1srfosn ana the franklin eeupsnies 81 of Wheh are
eats.
Homer Les defended the committee against the
pubished charges with warmth, sayings
Ths Exchange 10 ~ fair Deaaiely ba xhsy are
iirts riesd sonseDss but this Y seselsssy nssss.
ssSv Tns Gsyegntng Oom uittee eeesists u tefSy nam
S@rs, eub- committee Of ave Of theee co@peea tbe s
inr CsnmittsA Thsy are tae eafaeee verEea nsn -
a. snfsre Heard IN addiea y sheir eon private bEe
sess hey nust sss Of Rss,sss assS g SEQ.
snaef sss quickly onA asssveiy. Tbey fsQaire shee
svery possiSis pressetisa nn.t Do geess se sesa.s
%Ss fhe sessavss are sna shs1 easnsss saa nnsasat
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
Mr.. MALLORY DECLINES TO ANSWER.
AL L.

The case of WaldrOn against Mallory ana otners
up again yesterday before Commissioner smedA inc
eross examination Marshall II. Mallory was concluded
Mr. Mallory testified regarding various conversatons
Agreements himself Steele Mackaye kmba ana
Wisedel Cochrane others When asked II the
effects pieces Of personal property heacai cos
tnmea etc the Madison Square Theatre were copartne
shin and A. N. Palmer he declined 70
answer The counsel for the plaintiff moved That All OF MT
aver tis question Tho hearing was Adjourned TIL today
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
LIMITING THE HEIGHT OF BUnDTNaa

The application of John O. Tucker for manda-
mus TO compel the Superintendent Of Buildings to grant him
narm 70 make his building No 90 Thirteen st.,
storiea bg Justice Barrett OF the
supreme Court. The Judge, In q written opinion eays:
e IL w h xpct as To tho necessity Of nreproof
strcton TO obtain exception TO that ronoad rule both
the superintendent and the examiners must concur upon ne
sySmners themselves Justification OF their yote feel
oonsrAned withhold the Discretionary Writ OF mAnArs
Tbe application must be denied"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

MT VERxoS-1he women's Temperance Union ON Monday
unveiled 800 drinking fountain IN mont Oh uen hah All
Thirdave There were appropriate exercises.
PORT CHE.TER-Ex Sheriff Robert F Brundage IA danger
ousy lie suffering rUm erysipeas, Out Is also thieaN
ened with other maladics.
SING SING-The greenhouse Of Charles klunder which
Monday satisfy claim of SlUJS III ANOT Vi
lanes Chambers OF Ncw-Y Ork, released yesterday
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

ess 4 W. nS,ar sns ssE ana Issyss Zes tesa e.
sss S s9a re rs .oSss oSs
as.1 e csTI S1 's' rCsoresniss
toa ef no "a dfm posshiA Or not By new o.gnhke
ton Iho CodfQfa VIII receive hs report % tne oo"'S
on znnfo1ay q TIE rama hour and plaza
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
HOME NE WS.
ppouEEST ARRIvALa

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Ex- Governor Alexander
IT. Rice Of Massachusetts state Prison superinten,aen
Issac v. Baker, Of Albany ana A4ssns Wshb' of
pl Hpalspd aairerH HI Hofei-Jndee william NIP
lack Of Indiana .Ho Gnan House-Jadge u a. hoou
windsor Boie-H b. Ledyard, presldent9i Tho Mensea ~
Prstnsr Of g. Louis. 80. Union Square Hotel-Lyman
L Raaa orc Colorado.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
WHAT rs GOING on TO-DAY.

Board of Aldermen. noon
PARK and Dock ComtnissOners' meetingA -,..
Funeral of Dexter A. Hawkins Church OF the MeSsSn'
IL a m. ,,u 18th po,o crounds
New.York-st Louis baseball match' foIo 0rOu"u'
Pcnc aud games of Sons of 81. George Harlem River
Rrctaway Hunting Club tennis tournament, p NJ.
Yonnr Mons Democratic Club OF Hudson County PIC
Gstropolit an baseball match Staten lsahd'
Music in East River Park by list Regiment Band
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
Ay gLsVA roR BOZ TURNS BURoLAR

Timothy Scuy, who until recently ran an ele-
vaior Hotel Vendeme but was dscharged held at
jeerRon Market Court yesterday morning for trial for
bnrslsy reported that gathering up
bnnde Of olohipg the suboelar OF the hotel had been
frs~htened sunday morning viSltor ie
hs hat shoes beside his plundsr from these
6cully was recognized