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p Saturday, January 8, 1890.
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-01-09
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from az PARTS of the World, foIl VA
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
PROOKIYN.

When Albert Kessg pleaded guilty in the Court OF Sessions
Yesterday 10 assaultng policeman and aiding IN rescung
soner his offence that he was 100
fresh place where the fI' snes rs TAKEN o OF
vonng men" Judge Moore " II is called The fehen
tarv and a short term there may do you no harm
Pr sdent Ray the Charities Commissioners sent 10 me
OF Yesterday plans removing
of he Comfy insane bv alterations and al il0ns 10
cost $50 90 plans ncude system OF avaiores anu
CLOSETS in towers disconnected the main building save
BY narr passage ways.
Mayor whitney appointed George w Palmer OF NE new
Wari and Joseph H. MUMMY, OF the twenty
tn take once on
l. Mr. formerly tax collector oil the towol New"
The skull of William Curry plumber of No. lOS Newell
st was Fractured falling from the top OF seVeh-sloy
building a Java and Franklin sts
The appointment Of Thomas Costello as chief clerk TO COM
nOdore hrrardi of the Navy Narl has been approves ny
Secretary Whitney. succeeds Chief CLERK tapoulhez
who recently discharged as incompetent ana VINO ade usu
cessiu Efforts for reinstatement
John NJ Tuckert pleaded guilty 10 bgamy yesterday lie
said in excuse tat his st vie didnt treat MN q"
concluded that would be as cheap to marry
her and he did
SIX mai deliveries in all the principal business and adjacent
residence yesterday beng an addition OF TWO III
streets
Smallpox was found yesterday OF Italian tenemens
Nos. 70 and 20 Il diorist
F. x McCanry a reporter The Brooklyn inns was as
sauItei "Wednesday night 10y an eA;convlct Mhm
O laban whom Mct'aiiry mad des rbcd IN newspaper
article OCallahans brother has ruinshOp al flusg anu
Nostrpd ayes 10 which william recently returned from
fen months In the Pen Tertiary Mctairy went IN
the Mace on his way home TO g. piece OF news wheh
Callahan stole up ehind him and struck him DANGEROUS
floor. McCaaiy seriously hurt and O'Callahan was
arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
UyJrA MANS IN COUNCIL.

The annual meeting Of the New York State Con-
fercnce Of Unitarian Chrchcs was well attended yes
terdayi in the cosy auditorium OF the new Unity
Church. at Gates and Irving place, Brooklyn.
Thirteen churches sent delegates The morning
hour was devoted 10 religions services led by the
Nav Robert COilyer. John Harsen Rhoddes pre-
silod over the business anu maze addrcss on the
signs OF progress in the denomination. Essays were
RAD by the Rev. Charles o. Anies, VI Philadelphia,
an Ie Church in Modern Cities" and by the Rev
A. +. CoodenOugh, OF Ithaca, ON fulhlment as .
n practical suggestions. An address was given in
Shs Afternoon by the Rev. s. X. Cathrop, of SYRIA
cnsa an Sf,od": and the subject discussed by
the REV. Messrs. John W. Chadwick r. c. Williams
A missionary meeting held last evening sd-
aressed by Dr. T.. T. Hale and the Rev. Messrs ROD
ert Coyer, George Bachelor and b. IL. Caithfop'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
BlsEBALL OFFICIALS CONFIRMING.

CHICAGO Nov 1S (>pecaD.-The representative OF the
1t Louis League baseball club did not conceal his wrath
today over the published announcement that his CLUB
would be dropped from the League The Kansas Cys were
held responsible for the report and young Mr. Hewitt OF
Washington considered an abettor in the scheme.
Mr. Hewitt had already picked out the ST. Louis players
he needed for Washington, Gasscock being among the
number Everything pointed, as the St. Louis men as
serted to Ctys going OF the League and their
assertions were corroboraed when the Kansas City dele
CATION made to Manager Barne, OF Baltimore,
and other for admission to the As
ISOLATION to the vacancy caused by the withdrawal OF
Ptsburg Secretary Munson and Director OConnell, OF
The St. Louis club, particularly wrathf over the re-
port that their organization was to he frozen OUT
You can say this" said Mr.. MunsOn the directory OF
the Maioons viii not consent 70 be frozen out, and Will
carry the matter TO the courts II necessary
director OConnell ratified what Mr. Munson said
President spalding OF the Chicago club admitted that ST.
Louis had expelled but refused 10 say whether
Kansas City would stay in the league or not
The directors Of the National League dd not begin their
session until IL o'clock The only matter brought up was
tees These passed upon IN detail and adopted The
only episode Of the session the introduction Of reso
luton by President stromberg OF St Louis asking per
mission for the club TO play Sunday games Inc resou
ton went
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

George IL. Stay ner, formerly secretary and treas
urcr Of the American Bank Note Company, and now
. partner in the firm of Henry b. Ives a. Co., has
bought seat In the Stock Exchange and is a can
didate for election member. There Is no ques
ton as 10 his eligibility, but considerable curiosity
IA felt as 10 the result Of the election The firm of
Henry g. Ives g. Co. is composed Of Henry s. Ives
Thomas c. Doremus and Mr.. stayner. MIR. Dorcmus
who Is a son Of Professor DoIemus, was admitted TO
the Exchange At the end OF last year, and is now
,nder sentence Of Indefinite ssusp pension account
Of the partnership with Henry S. Ives, which was
sdjulegd by the Governing Committee to 70 pref
Ecuon 10 Mr. Ives was based Oh "comer" In
Gutuai Telegraph stock several years ago: The
hook was being exchanged for Now-lork Mutual
Telegraph stock, and only o few hundred shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

x.r. outstanding st tho time. Mr.. Ives secured
cossesslon Of this stock and engineered corner"
which was exceedingly successful. An invesufa.
f,on exnosed the tricks that had been used and the
contracts were annuiled and the old stock vas
stricken from the list. few months after MI
before the Governing Committee and the alterna-
two was given him of withdrawing from tho con !. !,
TO break the partnership, and the sentence OF sus
pension from an the privileges Of the Exchange has
lion Nv the candidacy OF Mr. Stayner IT Ia Quos-
ton among the members of the Board whether the
punishment Of Mr. Ives shall be carried TURNER;
and the result OF the election IL awaited with great
interest II is curious fact that George NJ BAR
thoomcw, Of Hartford president of the Charter oah
life Insurance Company. who Is now In Canada,
was one Of the most bitter compliments against
Mr. Ives in the Mutual Union corner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
WILL w. l.. soorr SELL HIS RACE HORSES

The statement was published yesterday that
Charles schafYer W L. SCOTS betting commissioner,
had stated that Mr.. Scott had become disguised
with the turf and had decided to sell out his racing
establishment The statement seems to he prom
ature so far as selling out Is concerned Mr.. schaf
fer denies that ne made It. and says the reporter
misunderstood him. Mr. Scott himself declines TO
talk about the future Of his race horses. He Is,
undoubtedly at present dsgused with the turf, be-
cause of the claim made against him by Applcby
a Johnson bookmakers, for hets worth from IS 900
Scott's trainer made with them as they believed,
on behalf OF Mr. Scott Mr.. Scott denies that he Is
responsible for McCellands betting debts and says that
McCielland had no authority TO bet for him Tho
question to which side Of the controversy shall
he the loser will probably be decided by the FIX
ecutivc Committee of the Monmouth Park Racing
Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
1oOKIyG FOR yHRgE INSANE PEOPLE

Alarms directing police search for three insane per
who hal been missing day sent out by Super
inendcnt Murray eeriiy One OF the persons Mrs
Christina ngel hy.three OF No 3O4 rompkins ave,
BROOKLYN Her sand the family recently moved
from this city Ii that she had away
nit suicide.
ST. the police search for her demened John.
age twenty-five I'm the ASYLUM Wards Island
years go liberty cured. but he had
actel times Last year he injured in
collision steamboat Chrystenah His mother heard
lately he had received ST. 900 rom the steamboat
PAW.
had been time before she lett home She took with
her parrot a bird and sold them in store in
Divis on dispatch from the Twenty seventh Precinct
vito was in the Church st. station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
More rrue Joy Marccllu' exilod feels,
Than Caesar with = senate al his heels.
IUS1IoF DEMANDED FOR HE INDIAN.

JUSTICE DEMANDED FOX HE INDIAN.
Tho Woman's National Indian Association held lts
annual convention yesterday III the Broadway Taber-
pacle There were sessions. Ovor eighty delegates
were present representing all the New-EnSidnd states
New. York New-Jerssy, Delaware Minnesota Michigan
and washington Great interest was taken In the Iro
sress of year Mrs. j. b. uicki OF this city IL
the president Of tie association lu the morning the
frs.surer Mira III. W smitb, Of Philadelphia read her
repnrt The association leceived dul1ug the year
S6743 So. ana expended S493I IL. MIRA Amelia ;.
Ouinton RI Philaie pbia the general secretary maue
MI teresting report owing the associations pro-r
IN lie wear she sad that the Assoc iatian lnin-d
hes last A. making eighty three
In ali. The Department OF Iudiar Home Building has
Mrs son ma te an earnest plea for the civiza.
top of the Inan SAID that under the influences OF
efyzaton of the entire number OF 'nuiHns
on the reservations. 265 000 han thrown aside their
blankets for mans Dress 70UOO spoke Euesh
well enough ordinary purposes. and 10000 nVtd IN
houses H. 1854 they cultivated lOoOoo0 acre OF the
and had raised 100000 bushels OF ~heat
an. twice Ms much corn and had sed thousands Of
cattle and sheep "sevrnty-nvc thousand Indians beg
for homes and TO he taken out OF barbarisI sue con-
alluded aud yet we them S26,OOO,VOO."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

Generel Egbert L. denies with great deal OF empha
els that he VIII succeed Lowber Smith Deputy Commits
sioner Public works.
applicant for any ONCE nor have applied for
an Office for any OF my friends" he sail YESTERDAY would
not even take General place II 1t offered to me-
am happy opportunity of retiring public
letting nv term in Congress shall devote
self 10 my private AFFAIRS"
General Vieie furthermore denied that he told the
Cemisson of Accounts that he mistaken" his
testimony regarding the grading of Ninety
been misrcpcscted In matter
He had nothing whatever 10 do with
mates that work that his only
himself I'm the matter at all 10
date some OF his ncighbors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meetings IN memory Of Chester A. Arthur. ,,
Trial Of Alderman McQnade Court OF General session.
Lecture by Edward Heron Allen Chickerlng Hail. p n'
Greek play at Academy of Music. $50 p m
Conference OF Trunk Line represcntativcsso
Yale Alumni Association. Demonico's S5O p M IA. ,.oo
industrial Educational Association. NO lnVersy p"oo'
afternoon. ,,.x,,s .roring
Fair in aid OF Kitchen Association NO loo est fS
ffh-st ,.,,,..-o ocm
Guild Of ST Luke, Calvary Ch'nel. p m
Coffee Tavern Conference. Annex Hail p. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

Christopher Mccullough, hat manufacturer has
made an assignment George spottswood HIS Liabilities
ore 81 900 Two McC uogh ran as Labor cand
dali Tor The Central Hotel In Man-r, was laity
liz IRE Yesterday The flames discovered IN
the roof but were checked before they extended To the man
building boafders sleeping In frame extension had
escape sufOcaton The property belongs 10
Edward Milburp, the total carnage 10 build g
s. 800 which covered by nsur-
AsBuRY PARK.-The well known Coleman House Is an
sold Sher Ms sale In January The Rev.
d. Charles reyer Newark has been called ~ the passionate
OF the AsbuIy Park Reformed Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
oppoc,vo THE Drs,ercryOy or VINE

William f. Booraern. the wine manufacturer at No. "a
Fron.s CONDEMNED by Dr. Cyrus Edison of
the sanitary last appeared before the Boar Of
Health yesterday accompanied by his counsel Charles A.
Jackson who in favor OF permitting Mr.
Booram to ontinne Extracts from 10y
II. Endcuann SAINT chemist pub!ishein me AneTc
d0pculurt September read 10 show that Stlcyc
acid used 10 great extent IL The preparation OF nuts and
sweet q Ter An analysis OF MI Boora ms WINE. also iur
nishel showed only eight grams and "A
the acid each gallon OF wine about
Nv enfirth OF the amount u-ed in cider
Action deferred until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
THREE THOUSAND BARRELS OF OIL LOST

The freight CITY OF Fall River ran into the barge
Acme the Oil Company OF the Battery last night
savpg in an letting out 5000 barrels OF refined
oil into Bay The barge being towed from Bayonne
to Hunters Point with another barge. the
Captain Collins OF the steamer says that he saw no
lights on the tug indicating a and after blowing
whistles pushed After the COLLISION the
81 amer took off Captain and Harry KOJ from the
barge returned TO her pier at MurraYs She was dam
the water line and her cargo un
loaded last night several board
gong TO River Her damage is about 5000 The Acme
was lowed up Pier ], but II thought she would
The loss the oil was placed at 5000
and the damage the barge $1,000 No one was injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
MR. nNnERNOoD NOr 4 DEEA ULrER.

A dispatch from New-IIaven was published yesterday
stating that of the Osborne Chees
Company brass manufacturers OF Ansona was reported
there to be defaulte mistake the manager him
b. Underwood had to tell about hity people vino called
ON him Yesterday regard the matter This
one OF the oldest brass houses the city. IL has works at
shelton AMI employs about 700 men. Its ONCE
The sentative Ol The
concern in NewYork f. NJ Franklin lie failed and the
com ANY parted with HI There was some
difficulty in settling up has accounts OWING II IL said 10 d
ference OF abou, him and the company Pro-
ceilings against have recently been taken
and IL was that gave the report mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
ExauIyIyG OLERK LIsCOMB.

The inquiry continued yeeteray INTO the conduct OF
the clerks OF Civil District Courts before Controller Loew
Clerk william H. Liscomb the Ninth District
examined by Assistant Cooperation Counsel Clark
Judge Mc',o"n Of the same court was
present also The Controller had Received
ceved VI. kiser stating that lie had
been a Tty a ia th, and had charged
Mr. Lscomb recalled the but denied that
had been pracsoL The controller has written
CorpDIatOn Counsel asking how proceed the
mova Of Clerk BauIs District, clrOni.
cay tardy III making his returns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
DIR. DRAPER or THERAPEUTICS

The anniversary before the NewYork Academy
Medicine devere last evening AT No IL West Thirty
hrstst by Dr. W. II. The subject The Pro-
gress Science of Therapeutics The art OF healing
Draper sad becoming science science
The alcohol being looked
with less favor fl timuant and
lime tended ucural and iunc 0nal
tribute paid the OF Dr. Austin Fl Dr.
Nj ETCe On notion OF fordyce Barker vote thanks
extended TO Dr. draper. The Attendance
larDe ne being ihIOnLtu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
NEWARK.

The Rev Hilary Pfraengle of St Vincents Abbey
n, elected blot OF ST Mays Abbey.
has written letter 10 the presiding priest asking ermsson
IN decline the office. Arch Abbot WINNER Ia whom the
letter was addressed replied 10 II urging Father Prsenge 10
accept The request IL repeated Is proDaDe aho er eec
ton win be held
The NewJersey Sabbath Union held its thirteenth annual
session in the Presbye Church yesterday The
Rev George Mott Pennington presided Inc secretary
rntrd that Citizens Committees have been organized 10 en-
fice the SUNDAY laws Newark. Camden. Trenton ami
Jersey tYty Among those delivered addresses was Dr.
JoIu III ALL Of Newlofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
TROUBLE WITH PAyAMA CANAL CONTRA {

The Colombian Consul here, Senior Colderon, has re-
ceived information that work the Panama Canal has
practically stopped and that there trouble between
the contractors and the Canal Company in regard to
ments for work performed.
At the Offices of the company In the Mills Building the
secretary said We have had trouble with Of the
contractors because would not pay them more than
they were entitled 10. Three months ago there were
10 600 men employed the canal. do not know how
many employed now hut work has not stopped. We
Provided you do not do too much work r. suggested
:" Well so much the better for the stockholders" re-
piled the secretary. lie then launched no glowing
account of the prospects Of the canal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
THE SALE OF MR. yhFFRAY's STEAM YACHT

The price paid by Scott for the steam
Stranger which recently bought fro r. =. Jasy.
undersl the neghborhooi Of 100000 Mr. Scott
said yesterday regard TO the purchase that he had been IN
I.ndinI bnd yacht. but the asked y English
builders for a he wanted wer' considerably
nj owe his views SAID that the STRANGER III excellent
and that lac should put her in commission early Ill
tine spring. lie adds: . -
really know nothing definite in regard 70 Mr.. JAN
ravs plans strong impression that he Is going to
have very fat Yacht the place Of the one have
bought should be surprised If he mad about completed
his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
ION E NE WIS.
pp0MlNENr ARRIYAL9

U,rrpinst,y Ho,st-James Rnsse Lowell, OF Massachu
setts and or Governor Henry NJ. Hovt OF Pennsvlvana
Murrov HtU Ro.-Attorney General Denis oBrien OF ~
bany. General William Franklin OF IiartiorM
sev Richard GueDther OF Wisconsin
IVY 81 James Hot,i-Judge John Davis OF the u s: Court
Of Claims Victoria Ho',i-Clayton McMichae or Pnis
delphia and William Raou President OF the Central ha
road OF Georgia fydL hr,nu Hoi,.Proessor ~ ~
Uorsord John Williams White OF tampfinee
Mass and Bradley II. Smalley of Vermont MetropotHdn
HoteL-Lahor Commissloner G. F. Peck. OF Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
ooup1A1x1naoE oIYIL skNHIoE METHODS.

Ex-Polco Commissioner Fyburn, OF Brooklyn, has
complained to Mayor whitney Of the violation Of
Civil Service rules in the appointment of extra
clerks in the Office Of Tax Collector Hardenbergh.
He says that men who received only ~ or rs per
cent In the Examinations have been appointed in
stead of ranking higher and tho eligible list
His son one of those overlooked In tho appoint
ments. Civil Service Secretary Evongudes says
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

Judge Addison Brown yesterday dismissed the the
United States against General Adam Badeau which
trial Jury the United states District Court The
suit was brought 600 which was received
10y General Bad, willie he Consutieneral LONDON
General Badcau considered the his
while the Governm ent held that s Official
Judge Brown held that the payments
therefore could not be claimed by the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
THE HOPKINS DIVORCE SUIT

Joseph H. Choae has been rtuned additional COUNSEL
General Wager TO defend A. Lawrence Hopkins
in the absolute divorce brought by his wife and
has been engaged 10y Mrs Hopkins addition
Bliss. Mr.. Hopkins returned 10 the city Yesterday
General declined l. speak Of the
the charge against him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
NEWS FROM The SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

Jacob Wagner Newarkave. harToom keeper prominent
member OF ST. Pants Lutheran Church AT summit and 81
His funeral took place on Wei
nesay The Rev. Mr. stccbelt OF the Lutheran Church wa
10 conduct tue services but Mir Wagner Free Mason
and OF the lodge 10 which he belonged
the body MI Sechert refused 10 allow
body in the church. and II was taken 10 announcer chci
VI services were held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

,v,ue the ferrvboat SouthGeld the $40 trip
,o 81 George Yesterday she broke her crank pin and rolled
In The sra The 20uO pass myers were much alarmed
noe delay The boat Returned 10 81 george anu Trans
erred her passe myers TO the steamer Westhed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

ray Once special fitness for the work Ia required
more than general ability. and tho law gives dis
cretion In their selection MT. Pyburn further
the request Of certain politicians. Evanglides de-
nies this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
Suit AGAINST SENATOR sEWELL.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1S-Ihomas ii. Dudley, ex Consul
to Liverpool to-day brought suit against United States
Senator William j. scwell for $4,000 damages for re-
marks made by the latter In speech at a Republican
meeting at Camden, on October last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19
LEHIGH WINS AT FOOTBALL.

BETHLEHEM, Penn, Nov. IS (speciaD.-This afternoon
the Lehigh University football eleven outpay ed the Uni
versty of Pennsy vana team i'll match game the score
being % TO D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-19

F1Judge Rowland declined serve on the committee
appointed Chairman Root Of the Republican County
Investigate the charges Michael
The vacancy Will be hed by Tie appointment some othcr
member County Committee and the
begin next week.