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New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
RoycoIrIyG A pLUCKY NEWsWoMAN.

BOlCOIliNtt \ ILOth1 NJ W S'' CN'-i'
HER BEST CUSTOMERS DEFEND HER AND DOi
THE TRIBUNE AS USUAL
Nearly every one in Williamsburg who uses
,bc Rro,Iw,y Ferry knows Mrs. Van Brunt. the news
dealer she is CHEEKY, pleasant-faced energetic ''ie
wonan and FOR the five years previous to Apr IL mas
kent newsstand at Durham place aai bFoal"aS' "oou'
a block from the ferry. Her family cohS'sIS o. n'o
others besides herself yet such was her success Ill pu'
ness that she able 10 contribute largely 'o""i"
their support greatly aiding her husband VINO a'o
uaw.dearr People lked trade with her because She
,t. o,,or, Mains 10 oblige them and was always on
hand ram shine. Last July the store ~ "' rio oI
which sho had her stand was reh,ea Uy
nuslues, there she would supply HIM Win hVe uiet
ent daily papers ana one w'e AMI hing went
month ago a man VINO announced n'mselt as
" boycottcr Informed her that II she d'd 10.
stop selling lnE TRIBUNE hc woGd have
Ier boycotted and would ruin her busiacss;
. tod 6im" said Mrs Van Brunt yesterday, "that
WAS poor woman and that needed every cent cpu'
get to support my children, put th.t was aShst o.
eottlng papeIs especially TIE lRIBuNL' whch mas a.,
WAYS taken the side OF the itwsdcdiefS an rrh1 y,
him I'd Sell THH TRIBUNE while there was column oi IL
published and before III give II up at me Oiu'ns o
S."m1d have me moved AMI sure enough lie dd IT, Mr.
ronjes came TO me IN aday or 80 an sa tua, - Nv
forced 10 make TO save him'rt IRON peimS 10, 9
cotted told him I'd give him up before "ou'1 i"|
% ~ tle gang urged her TO sell The Times to her Re-
rubIicau customers, II they caliurh Er"Wlhs
paper "Yes. told him., said the picny ,t'.c "on" %
.it,s rrovinc sure-growng down. used 10 scIi acNVh
~ I'VE comics OF the paper day; NO" 0hy nave %
y-two Gus who buy 1t why. nave 80, sUa her
c,nics or TuE TRlBI-NE one day, she !noNeu hcl
staind down IN front Of No. 20 Broadway. MI Jnna
stora her old customers went Win hcl "Au ma"y
.nce may heard of the trouble have come 10 er
oid Tnncs started an opposition stand yesterday pu
ma .her uttle harm she says that sir VI
r",'~I has increased ouc-thr during the last week
he noycotrers now want her to arOltraie the hat,er
iio ~ 20 ~ o, she .aiI that hal nothing 20 submit
n tnn, FOR arbitration. Ny friends are sleAhG 10 no
sUendnlly and DEFY the whole gang OF boycosters.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
THE FRAUDULENT INDIANA WARRAN!S.

INpfAXAPOLIs, April 3O.-ln the Uhi''" ot''e7
District Court to-day Judge "oonS mace i'"- III -"
- -, w,i,or st,ntou a New.york broker, against
Ia,,h A Shlpcy the township trustee Ia Morgan
count, who issued ami sold fraudulent township war;
rant. The udge held that IN order TO recover money
maid for the warrants Will be necessary TO brnS suit
uoon each separate warrant and tAat recovery cannot
be had unless 1t Is shown that tie township received o
he,edt nj the money or goods gwen Tor tie warrants III
hs warrants are shown be fraudulent the Ohp re-
eour.c "a against the trustee II the township ts re-
ccv. the beucht from the warrants the surc,s ol 'uc
~.tce are al,o liable The amount oi ths paper hes"
tiated by dishonest trustees throughout. niiaha Is
Known hut IL estimated AZ from S2VOVOo " ~oVVov"'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
SPEAKING on HOME RULE PROBLEMS.
ADDRESSES By JOHN MORLEY, LORD lDDEsLhi""
AND LORD HARRINGTON.

AND LORD HARRINGTON.
LONDON. April 3O.-Jolm Morley, Chief Sec
reary for ireland. addressed large meetings Gasso"
this evening lie ridculed the proposed County Boards
In regard to separation he said it would he mposioe
for ireland to separate against Engiands WILL The Dill
was not a cast iron measure. The Government hnc"
the enormous difficulty OF dealing with the con-
stititution hence it had formed flexible pan
capable aptatOn to variety OF circumstances Leu
the opponents Of the bill consider the PROJECT ofanohc
fifty years trouble Coercion not strong enough W
quen though it might intlmdate the Irish people
With regard to the removal OF the Irish members from
the House OF Commons, Mr.. Gladstone had already
stated that any workable feasible solution OF TINS prop
lem would be received openly and irnpartially.
Lord Idleselsh. speaking at Exeter this evening
urged that the Irish schemes be dealt with on ther
second reading as amendment in committee would DC
useless.
Lord harrington speaking at Edinburgh. como'ttci
the idea that all efforts to obtain better government IN
ireland had tried He urged waiting for the Hpeh'
ing OF fruit which with impatenco would only wther
Mr. Goscheu denied that the opponents of the lrlsh DIS
were unjust Ireland lie advocated large extension
OF the Irish power OF dealing with education.
David Davies. member OF Parliament for Cardigan
shire Lboral Will resign his seat because he objects
to Mr.. Glad tones Home Rule measure.
AT conference between Archbishop Croke OF Cashel'
and the priests Of his diocese memorial vas uh'hi-
mously signed expressing deep gratitude to MI "a-
stone his past services to Ireland and iauihg MIN
for his heroic orulc u;tcr forgetuness OF sell ana
fearless in initiating his present Irish meas
ures.
The Dbiin Nation, the newspaper OF the Lord Mayor.
denies that the IrshAmerican dynamers will continue
to worry England unless absolute separation OF Ire
land aad Great Britain Is attained. MEGlaistone 5
measures, says The NdiiOn mean peace to the irish
throughout the world.
At Belfast to day two antIIonc Rule meetings were
held at one Of which 6OOO persons were present Both
Liberals and Coz servatves attended Al both meetings
resolutions cOndemnns Mr GltGstones scheme ana Mr'
Mnrley's threats were unanimon y adopted 80, .
MIR Gladstone denies the story recently clrchatru III
he has decided JOIN the Roman CathOlc 'nuI'n' anu
IL at he had requested te decision to De kept setc' 'o
six months for political reasons. >. ,,t
GLASGOW April 3O-Ihe National l"hera feleratoi 1
of scotland have adopted resolutions favOrihS MI'
Gladstones Home Rule biN. . a., Ia.
DUBLIN, april 3o.-statisiics show that IN lh lhe lasV
three months G9- families, comprising $50 persons.
w.ro cvicted from holdings in Ireland. In the same
peIiud 2J6 Outrases were committed
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cashiers desk in tho bOycotted Welcome restaurant as
No Sprucest at noon, to the accompaniment OF an
unusual ringing OF silver poured into tho TILL New
customers sat at the tables The striking walters VINO
left the restaurant uncercmonousy Thursday were
not in sight New helpers served customers The Dusti
ing Mrs Paxton red in the face through vigorous
exertion In serving her patrons.
The Empire Hardware Company In West Fourteenth
st. Is owned by A. B. Wood OF No. % West Broadw
John g. Widman, Edward krouman and Meek Mcknew-
land committee on behalf OF the employee sent yes
terday notice to tho company that from May $ the
hours OF labor shall be fifty and three hours per week.
to be divided into lots OF nine hours day ana eignt
hours Saturday" They demand the Same wages as
paid for sixty hours" and the company is warned not
interfere with any OF members who took part In
nresent mOYemonl."
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
THE ULTIMATUM OF THE POWERS
REJECTING THE REPLY OF GREECE.
SOME DISPUTED TERRITORY LIKELY TO BE cEDEp
TO GREECE.

SOME DISPUTED TERRITORY LIKELY TO BE CEpEp
TO GREECE.
LONDON, May IA dispatch from Berlin TO
The Standard says The Powers have decided to reJec'
Greeces reply to the utmatum insist upon an un
conditional disarmament The feet remains in readiness
for action. The North German Gazette says that tho
latest fails to prove the situation at Athens Inc
semi official papers declare that II Europe persists IN
exacting abect surrender the Greek Nation VIII iose
patience. and the situstiop will become critical.
LONDON. April 30.-Although the Powers III
their utnatum upon Greeces unconditional sur
render here considered likely that Turkey VIII DO
induced cedc portion OF the disputed territory 10
Greece 1t Is understood that both France and Russia
are endeavoring to such settlement OF the d
Guilty
Greece, In her reply to the ultimaum OF the POWERS
ordering her dsarm within eight days. points 10 inc
fact that had informed tho Powers prior to the re-
their utimatum that she had accepted the co
sci OF France, thus giving formal assurance tua S"o
yielding desire OF the Powers would not disturb
the peace. Consequently she will not maintain her arma'
menis but will gradually reduce them. Greece trusts,
the ans adds that the utimatum OF the Powers WI"
be regarded as having no further object
A dispatch from Athens The foreign ministers
here on receiving reply OF Greece to the ultmauh
OF the Powers referred it to their respective G9vern
mcnts. from whom they will await instructions peioro
The government has ordered the dIsarming OF four four
steamers which being fitted out tor cruisers inc
order for dispatch OF the garrison at Athens 10 ho
front has been cancelled .,.,.,,
CoxgTANTIyorLF April The Porte has thanked
the Powers for their Efforts Greece 10 uis'
Prompt and unconditional disarming alone, says t
note thanks, could induce the Porte to dispense M,
demand for compensation Or the enormous sacII"NHo
Turkey has been compelled to make In the nanenan.e
OF war footing the threatened attack OF Greece
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
MIC. rt-vvy WINS THE 1000 GUINEAs

LONDON, April 3o.--rhe race for the l'ooo
Guuca stakes. for three-ycar-old hlcs was run to'
at the Newmarket Spring meeting and was won Dy
the Duke OF lIamiltons bay hly Miss Junny' Ir'nco
soltykon's bay lilly ArGo Nayis came III second anu
ard Z.tland's brown nly Jewel song third. Among
the other starters were the Duke OF Poitands bay MY
Modwcna Lord Ellesmcres bay hlly Cataract and Loru
Cadagau's bay nlly sagiits. In the betting Modweh'
and Cataract the favOritcs The odds gwen were
3 TO l against Miss Jummy 33 to against ArgO NaVIs
II 10 against Jewel song; 10 against MOlwrna'
to against Cataract: l. to against COD-lshc 10 ~
against sunrise 20 To against Saglta 50 10 as'inSV
Lily Maid 80 to ! against Doncaster Belle. ,
Sagitta had the lead 10 The bushes, where MISS Jun
came ont into first place. She the cOInnohrSt
khd of a canter by = length and "A half The strugsle
between Areo Nayis and Jewel song for second pace
was close former securing IL by neck only. Imc
l:J1
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.

CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT AT EAST LEE
LIE Mass April 30-At the inquest ON the E.rt ireo
disaster yesterday the testimony showed thsl o'cy
manufactures the stream contributed 10 the COS.
the dam which ~, 800. The contractor SAID tsa.
he mstook the first layer OF hardpan for solid ear M
his foundations but II proved to nave been ohW i
thick with soft unreliable ground beneath Inc iI nn
for the thirty suffering families has reached Fs'ooo
Secretary Whitney sent $3.50 from Washington yes'o
day. o,,re
AN UNTRUE CHARGE AGAINST THE APACHEs'
WuICox AriE, April 3O-ticneral Miles, on invcsu
gazing report from Pautana that eight men n.n Der
klled W Indians near there. found that the statonent
ouan atod from frightened Chinamen and hao no toun'
dalton In fact
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
TO MAKE WAR ON THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
CALLING A SECRET MEEriNG OF IHE TRADES


TO MAKE WAR ON THE kNlGli Is OF LAbOh'
CALLING SECRET MEETING OF HE TRADES
UNION LEADERS.
pIrrsBrrG. April so (Spcciuh.-The follow
nr "strictly confidential" circular Issued by A.
st.ause. president of the CcarnakerS International
Unou to leaders o! al labor oiganHitons except the
Knics OF Labor throughout the United states. fell in.
TO the hands Of COM aCrcM Ga9tte reporter TINS
evening:
We the unders gncd. officers of the organization
IameI deem il hsaly important TO hold conference AT
an early date HE cie executive officers OF each and
eycry Rational and International trade union IN Amer
icn IL is suggested tat the said conference be an In
formal ana be held IN Phade. PIMA Oh tuesday May
l. ~~G Tie object Oi the conference is TO devise ways
and means TO project respective organizations from
the 9OrG OF an element whc Openly poasls
that trades unions must be DESTROYED IEs element
ur.es Oh oca! to disbaad. and II Is doing ncac-
liable mischief 10y aIOusinS aniasoie anu ~
the Labor movement under cover OF me hhights OF
fom that body, tis cmcnt pursues a ts eNii W. wOIh E
"Kas -cars" and unfair employers are backed up Dy
trades unions are welcomed their Ranks and these
elements use the Knights OF LABOR as An lheuuneht
through which TO vent their spite against trades
pnous That this been the ease can be amply dem
onstrated by cigarmakers aud typographical lnterhs
less affected These and other subjects concerning tue
relations OF the trades unions an the h9ishts OF labor
possible tat we may agree upon some plan TO suon 10
ms hos ty and antagOnsm toward trades unions In
view tine urgency Of the case we call upon you per-
sonaly TO attend the conference OrappOint substitute
n Won VIII attend sign this circular and return In
envelope then you will he informed as to the place OF
meettrg Consider this circular strictly confidential 1t
is mailed to all national and international unions.
The circular is signed by ?. j. MCGUIRE general
tary brotherhood OF Carpeuters A. strause president
Of the Cgarmaers international Union; Josiah Dyer,
general secretary of the Granite Workers International
Union: r. j. Fitzpatrick president OF the from Mould
ers Union Of North America: and W. H. Foster secre-
tsry OF the Federation OF Trades OF Nofth America
Prominent labor leaders here say that this meeting VIII
lie the beginning OF a war the knights OF Labor by
all trades unions which have suffered from the attacks OF
the Knights II is expected that this meeting VIII re-
anti I'm hc formation OF National trades union senate
which shall how far Knights OF LABOR may 20
In their assump pton Of the functions OI Oher uhos
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
MARTIN IRoNs,s MACHINE ARTICLE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 80 (Spec,ab.-ln refer
20 the statement from st. Louis that tho article by
Martin irons for the June number Of Lpptnco@S Mage
tut sas written by A. c. Coughlan, the publishers oil
the magazine say: MARTIN Ironss article Will appear
In Our Experience Meeting IN the June number IL Is
entitled NV Experiences In the Labor Movement and
like all articles In that department 10 purely auto
biograp phca. IL describes his early STRUGGLES reiaes
agy Of injustice and oppression that nave come
ender his and gives OF the reasOnnRs Which
nave impeied nini 10 take up his warfare against
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
CRIMES AND CASCALTihS-Bi TGLEGRjPA
RFATING Ills FATHnR ALMOST TO DEATH

REATING Ills FhIiInR ALhO.r I'D DEAlih
En,r,> Ann. 3O.-John b illeston WAS ItrAlshr' II
sui Boston TINS mnrnag on char-c OF assaal1ih- hs
f,ther The Oh man, skull was fractured ,,,.-.,,
i"' nj, = ~ >C, EACH OTHER IN \ COGRrRODM
WuIIAMsrowS. Ky. April 3o.-Willltn VI Nan'o"u. .
Turner Holbrook aud Clay Wilson met ~ tne s'anS ,
clerks office lrsieriay aud IN quarrel Wahs.'t' .oa
on IIobroos aud the l>ttcr IN wilson fe,uehea w
kiliug " am scott. HobrooS was seriously """ "'S'"
slightly wounded.
SHOT DEAD IN FUN .
FORT SMITH, Ara, AnrlI 50 A. 'h'ras M ~ III .nd
v.s p,n U,tncd were piaying win pi>'oi supposeu
T., he emply Mas HATH IA pointed Tue weapoh ., u'
iii aud , ,, smapping IT, when car,rldge wh,' W.
IN ons of tnc chauDcrs exploded, kiiing Mss haiL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
,ynIcrJNGA JUSTICE or rHE PEACE.

EAsroX, Penn, April 3o.-lhe Grand jury
i'm session here to nycstlSa;c alleged irau's !" no
couuty affairs made return to court last hiEh' ehat
i'm, Iusice OF the G'or-e o. Wa1tou oi E"S'o"'
with mis!cmcanor IN Office ials!inS Pupuc te'o'"''
consnirug forgery ia.sc prctenccs and perjury .s-
MN ~ a. "A! - made against Constable Joan y" t.eArI,
~ r stou charging him with conspiracy WIN N.lpn
IN cfrimi hc county lse preenee', forgery aho poe
~ Kicker - M ter bail Walton - out oi towH'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
HARMONIOUS EMPLOYEES AND woRKMEN

WAsHINGTON. April 80 (Speciau. The rela-
tons existing between the officers and employees OF the
Washington and Georgetown street Railway IN this city
In sharp contrast with those existing some Of the
lines in New-York The Washington company recently
voluntarily reduced the hours Of labor to twelve for
days The employees to-day presented President
Hurt with gold aded cane and superintendent sder
with harness. Not to he OutdOne, the rcsl-
dent OF road presented $50 TO tie committee 10 be
used Tor tho benefit OF the eInplOyes.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
nprrDv,ytD 10 srop DRryNIyG OR DE

Nrw-HAvEN, April so tSpecinh.-CosmD r.
Ain =. OF Oxiori, committed suicide to-day 1e"
wears ago be received from his father about sJ"ooo'
and soon spent IT, times he was bard drli Sc' oas
last fall he determined to stop and ssnei IN Pe-s''
r,, AZ the time that II he couldn't stop drinking ho
yod sho,t hn self THIS week hc went Oh on spree.
,,I a. soon al, no began to grow sober yesterday no
80 Ia yIu locked him self In ms room. and blew his
I,r.t splIf.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
rorR vrRDERERs HINGED

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 30.-J. NJ. Arm
strona who kIlel Dr. Ferguson in Perry Coiniy Na'
hanged III Pcrryvie today. George carroll WIZ
KILLED hs wife IN Waite Colnty IN order to marry N"ey
1idvau WIS hanged tO-tly AZ oedrcy.
WASHINGTON. April Jo.-Lou,s somerhed wnise, n, ~
Richard j. Lee. cOlOred were uged Al the CIT! jan ID"
rn.r
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
JEFFERSON DAVIS ATATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Ca, April 30.-The two special
cars that sent TO Mont gomery yesterday to bring
Jefferson Davis TO Atlanta arrived this afternoon. An
immense crowd OF not less than 10000 greeted him at
the depot, cheering him Wildly. The whole city Is
beautifully decorated. The children OF the city. num-
herring not less 5000. In line all the from
tbe dcuot 10 the homo OF Mrs u. III. Hin. whose guest
Wr Davis will be- distance OF over mile. and scat
tered dowers before tho Presidents carriage. Two
Innsand veterans followed the vehicle.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

AUSTRIA md TIE UNIIED oIATI@9 NII'-'''"''
VIENNA, April 30.-1he EremtcHbidH, COM
menting on absence from Washington OF Baron Won
schaener Austrian Minister TO tho United states '
the inference Ieduced terefrom that Austria meant W
re,alae for the Kelley affair and remain unrepresen'cd
until should be adjusted, that the reason LOT '
Baron's absence is simply to enjoy desired lurio"e
on account i'll health lie VIII spend his vacation III
Europe and II his health permits he will return 10 M
ngion after the Ipraon Of his fur0ugh. OthefW.so
a Will be appointed 10 continue the rep r.
tion or Austria at tho American capital lhe i'tmu.n
blQH conclusion, that the relations OF Aus'i
United state OF The most c0rLla naturt.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
PROTECTING THE CANADIAN FISHERIES.

OTTAWA Ont. April 30.-Ihe Government
s,e,ner Lansdogne arrived at st. Andrews, the Bay
OF Fundy, yesterday evening and ordered oil iour
American fishing schooners which hal put In for Dalt
The Department OF Marine and Fisheries has secufei
the schooncrs Critic Terror. Ioule Conrad and cen
eral Middleton for the fisheries protection service.
These vessels will DC put in commission with the Ie"s'
possible delay.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
TEN THOUSAND MEN TO sTLIKE.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-A strike for eight
hours work day will probably be begun here on Non
day by the workmen in all branches of tie building
trade. Meetings OF employers and employees have been
held and both sides determined TO push the fight.
Should there not agreement before Monday about
I a OOO men will strike
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
pROrESr BY GR4YD ARMY MEN.

CLEVELAND, April 30 (Speciah. The dele
gates to the State encampment, Grand Army of the
Republic. Department OF OHIO, passed the following
resolution to-day:
whereas, We learn by the daily that in tho City
of Mont gomery, Ala few days ago grand reception
WAS rendered 10 that ARBITRATOR Jefferson DAVIS ana
whereas at that reception speeches made tending
10 stir up the ola rebellion OF 1861, therefore, be 1t
Rcsoired. That the members OF the twelfth annual en-
campnent Of Grand Army Of the Republic, Department
of ohio believe that such receptions and speeches are
contrary to the principles for which we fought ana
should be condemned by every loyal man ana woman III
the land and that we hereby protest again ST
all such proceedings IN the future.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
no AID TIE rIGurHoUg rLAN IL ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOuIs. April 30 lSDecioD.-A mass -hiee'-
,nr in the behalf Of the eg4tholr movement VIII 30
h.it ,on,rr,., night The various trades uuons VIII
meet II their respectiys halls AMI march Ia bodies 70
Lucas Market Pace. Il i expected that fuly l'tO'
rnsn will be in tho proceSsOl Lncl' Market Wal 30
Illuminated and several bands OF music nav" been eh'
c.gel 70 heal the various unions III ther parade \
rostruru VIII be erected AMI tpoeche' viii pe h'"' VI
men proln nent N the labor movements lie gen ii'
,,ros.,on j. INT lttie trouble vii grow Oh. ot tbs
d.fi,ul In most cases IN" emp Oycts u I'VE N-".l't
,br "a lin mes. 10 rant demands or tbe men "it
,r,r'iontfe Iectclse tn pay IL i Thought ti -
few = y strikes wi. oecnr in many nhi"hS np 10
csion has been reached on thc el-ht-h"r question n
a, ,,dar discussion Others expect 10 cop0 To
,lrinlcr cuaeus at meeting to be hel on HNn''1
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
Mp w1TTlKsOy GONG ~ EUROPE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 80 tSpeciah.-lienry
Watterson who has not since his Illness In
February, started TO night for Europe his wiie ana
son Ewing will ioin him In NewYOrk on May ~. when
they viii sail Oh tho Umbria They Will mako then
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
IRov MAKrEs AND rnE EIGHr HOUR PLAN

IRON MAKEEs AND THE LIGHT HOUR Plan
PIrr,puRG April 30.-rhi> weeks no" age,
the orsau o. tie iron manufacturers l. an ed'or"' On
the ci.ut hour movement SAYS:
When the eight hodr ,ystem Is an eenhomlc pos
l,hnr w not have 10 stlihc. boycott, nov 1' All ~
srrure is benefits. Cnfl Is pO'sDe, vllchl ih''4
viii only hasten the end nov threaten h ti" c"I va
ali mons alI tn uttcr dcnorI tlon OF ."po'.
mi. mas happened 10 great many tt'ues ~ @ ms
mast ami thcs, is t,Ou "hf Il -iolii ~ hVP''
LII, I'm most trades. E.Iplpy r. 90 not i'r9
10 - 50 il tir .i'l' 'S "i -.
nro.rction viii bring tnrm grth,r ""'n ,''s ~.
t.fils and conditions. l.bJr must sul'rh cF, l''
hut II seems 70 ~ lA'' p' f ~
nme. ncr n IN the present stat, OF pnOhc oph'oh
ho my lnuhL 10 tlr rcsnf.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
ARBOR DAY ~ NhN-JER>bf 4

TRENroN, April 80 (>peciot Day
a c.l,htatrd In TINS city to-day There wero aprro-
pri,t, exercises at all the schools and colleges. aud
many trees and vines were planted
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
4 NEW pnAsE oF EcoNOlfY IN TIE rREASURY

NEW BEDFORD Mass, April 80 (Specidh.-
Letters have received at the Custom House in this
city from the Treasury Department Washington, de-
manding compensation for the transportation OF the
of the wrecked whalers. Mabel and Ohio. OF this
port from the Arctic Ocean to San Francisco One OF
the letters says that Captain NJ A. cay OF the steamer
Corwin, reports that he picked up, while cruising In
Alaskan wacrs four officers and nineteen men OF the
bark Mabel which wrecked on Wainwright Inlet on
August TO- l5S5, and furnished them transportation 10
san Francisco ana subsistence from August II to Octo
Der ~ at actual cost OF S72 for officers and SlO5 90
for men. such q demand never was made before.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
BUSINESS OF THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.

BUSINESS OF THE MISSOURI PACIFIC
The following telegram was received yester-
day at the Office Of the Missouri Pacific Railway from ST.
Lousi
Two hundred and ninety eigbt and 4Sl loads sent ont
Increase 62 trains ad OlS loads over last year lfahs
vel
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
TRACES OF TIE MISSING F. r. N0URsE

LONpON, April 30.-Nr. Nourse, brother OF
L. Nourse treasurer OF the Oregon Railway and Navi'
cation Company. who disappeared sevcral weeks ago.
hceves that lie has found traces OF the missing man
visiting Kenilworth Castle, aud s making inquiries
III that vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
NEW-YORK. SATURDAY. MAY l, 1856

homo with Minister Winchester. in switzerand. WIN WIN
whom Mr.. Waterson's daughter, Miss MlDrey' mas oeo"
months