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New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

surREMr COURT. CHAMBERS - Adiourned until Wednes
StPasyiE CoURT-GRNERAL rRgM-Brady, p. j.. Daniels
and Macpmser J.-NOs TO- ll3 1876 l56. l5l, l6- ~ ~
Yo 10 ~ l-1 I+3 40 lJI IOO2 l'5, lo' 100 'o
SUPREME CoURr-sPEcIAL TEEN-PAgr I.-Before Van
Vorst. Gas, NOuay chehdar. NJ.
sIPaENE COURI-SPEClAL Ik.M-PART llBcfOre Barrett,
J-Nos O,i. O.J U91 UJU, oJ3 3Oy 600, O1-, 'O- AGO.
SurggNE COURT PART + Before Van Brunt l.
Nos 2zOl, 2oJl, 2-U7 2Us. 23JO. ~ SJ4: Az = 12
2o2o. 26tZ. 2Gil -OO ~ 25o5 Z-li I4I' -H'' 49,
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUn-PART lI.-Lefore Beach, j.
SUPREME CoURr-CMcUII-PARI III-Before Andrews. ].
SuPgGnK GoUsr-ciGcUii-rAR Iv.-Beiore J.
{ t,l -
SURROGATE CoURT-Before Rollins s-tstate OF Janette
c. aIanaigec 1900 estate o. VILLAIN MeucK Io'"O
a III. HUMPHREY f. MOTIFS. IL IN , :,
SUPERIOR U)Uar-srgcIAL lERh-BeiOre >eiswcK. I. j.
SUPERIOR C0UGI-THIAL TERM-i AEr L-Beiore Ingra'
400 .oVu 'yt. 70, i"3'y i22;o' -
1851. oOO l4l2 lJiO, IJs, W. 4V-O 414O A0l' Ao'
o. 8Ir. 1917 - -
suPERioa CouRr-TMAL TEgM-PAET u.-Beiore Truax.
SD ..l5 1903. l3ll. 1913. lJl5
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM -PAKT IiI-i5etorc OGor.
man, lOI. IJt0, 4v4' ''to 41t'' i''o'
COMMON PLEAs-spECIAL TERM-Before DAY. J.-No day
COMMON PLsAs-rRlAL TERM-PART I--Before Van Hoe
sen 4OUO. IOI' IiIi lV-o, l--o
%,Tr CouRr-TRIAL rgRN-PART I-Before Nehrbas. j.
No. .oJ o. 1u uJ.4 Otoj O+. 3JOJ. O5l9. O4-z los.
400 a n 63.6 oji O54z, 6oii O14J' O1o-' Ooo5
cay CouEr-rRlAL rGgA-PARI H-Bofore Ehrllch j.
tJyg UIt. blOt OIIu, o4Uo, oAVO 0Oi l.
4. oil 5Oy5. 0Os1 DOJl. 6lOl. Go ;.
Cougr OF GENERAL sgssloNs-PARr l.-Beore Judge
Cowlns ana Assistant District AioriV bedOrl NOS -
,nit Of tiFSEKAf ,EssiOSs-PA9i I-5eiDre Itecorier
smyth ana Assistant District Attorney Felow,-,o@ l.
=. o 4, >. T. I. Q, J AZ. H. L. A'' 40 49, AO' 40 "
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
,,ur .rnc, u,nkers iY rELeaRNrn

r.
prt,,to May "a Cl,-Recepts .ast "a hOIrs $40 head
fn week Tor same iiib~ AsI w.
32~l. consigned through sIIdAy CAls " n",'. ~,
Nrwl ork :tO1iLy. - cars. a. o. Mh'p 10 Nv" .,,
car, 1oOd 10 tnOcc tiers u',i," ''. -
isst lonslv. no New demand Good 10 'hoe ~.
,,ug uDa 70 ram, - 1'4r' " oNs ''.
itelf.rs OaSl - Mich COWS "ea- al so 30 & ,iA
,lan ~toc. ers aud Feeders arm Al - -'@ftt,
ranI Al - COaso 30. Neals, SSi 81 % a" on'"~'
Sb>>p gec.uts last - hours l'o Ne'd t"'4 ,o' % "rN
,,us same TIM" iast week. -. "N"'
.'u' tbrnu,,n 4, ,lt. o which 10 Nr"l or" -,
go IN s,l. prces loaS, cents Con uion " "
80 ~. Choice - 3" @rt 80 i''
dua aml lower, Common 20 Tar; 80 +n.,.. m "a,
Snnice - a 81 10 closed dnil an" "eaA - "
hJn R.ceuts last - hours 1850 hesi tota io'
, -, tor same time last wees ~ 80 ''''.~''
tn thu, .,l,y y cars wbca A. u Ne" ot 80 ',.
~ Ishch NeN-loik ~ ears .ot '"'' A
% 't,,,Ha and stronger. IIght Pigs AZ ~ t,% -
,ts :. Id 80. selected Medium ~e3sh.~ - 90
y, -, Iuarse Mixed iieaSs tn|s ," 'o-@' w. ' ~
tiken. pocents 3OOo head snionieHtA
,,.r.rI lower. Cnolce Native -hiophe
80 n =, 30 NaiIvr Butcher >trerA 81 'l~rt - -
and ueiiers - 5O4si -. otooAess ana rV'"''~ -
~ - lAglL 50 oOS
rar1ipg ~ gUasl a.. hcayy. ~ loSfi - arm .s
,asep- i,ecelpIA $40 snpneuts o'O' "'~
- ssso NAV ol-Tn. Drps,r, Jaurss REPORTS -, gro
5000 mead snpmcpt- -" ~ te..ers 70
sS,nr,nr steers. Spdf5 - StOcAers a, ul. sS ~
a,t 20 COWS Buls ami Mixed - VV"S' ~
as 30 ,o,o, s,,ouentS 600 MARKET strong
sut ut,ea 10 az ID tNAna - IA,
y. mn "a - Light sS 15os+ 20 Ssos n,n. narssa
! hh,sp-Rece o.OOo ne~o' '
"'aA rar,r., Journal special cablosIsn Hon nat
M me e"ai supplies demand weak out prices
| American steers. 1870 peg D. esuuA''1 "'~"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGTON, Monday. May I'll. 1856
FouRru-CLAss PosrMAsTERs. - The Postmaster Cen
fourth-cass postmasters: New York At Hinnhns-
vilIe Cyrus :. tralck Pennsy yVana-At fO>AilVlIlc'
T. l.. KiIwell; AT lapHme. William T. olOcum at f4un'
Run. ~ X. Garland
18Th Infantry has been oriered to Fort Marion, 81
Augustine Fla to relieve First Lieutenant James X
Richards IT,, 4th Cavalry. of the charge ot the thr-
caua Indian prisoners that Leutenants james
n Grimes and W T. Il. Delahay have been placed on
the retired of Navy. rho United stst"s steamer
Dispatch left Washington to-day for New York.
PLEURo-PNEUMONA.-R preventative swinDurne. OF
Nrw.York a member OF the House Committee Agri-
cntnre has # ed minority report vigorously attacking
the b III reported by majority OF that committee to
extend the po wers OF the Bureau OF Ahma Industry.
suyKRTne issue OF standard silver dollars from the
mtnts for the week ending May 22 was S435.376 The
Issue for tho corresponding period OF last year was
S-G2,49S.
SECRETARY MISUNDERSTANDING Manning continues
n improye slowly 1t Is thought that he Will not
resume his official duties until at least next autumn
NoMIN ArloNs-rhe President sent the following nom
nations TO Senate to-day; Weston Rowland 10 oe
Mass: Henry Gilman. OF Michigan, to be Consul Oh IN"
United states at Jerusalem; FIrst Lieutenant Colon
Aonzo l. . Brien, 2d cavalry 10 De htet l1u'n 'n"h.'
CaptAn Edward j. Spauldng I'd Cavary, 10 De MAJOR,
sth cavalry; Major john h. hlzuer a,h o"V"IiS w D
lleutenant-c colonel, stn Cavalry; First l"eu'enaht
charles L. IIargous. 9TH Infantry, 10 be captain second
Lieutenant Charles A. Churchill 5h Infantry 10 he nrst
lieutenant The nOninslon OF NageeD D. ArDreIy, OF
il.nnr.,ee to he consul AT Jerusalem, IL withdrawn
Fpr>cu -rOIrATloN CLAMs-In the Court OF Claims
today Judge Davis delivered unanimous opinion OF
the court upon general questions rtlseu Ny couns'I
regard French Spollhtoh Chains az 70 t.o us W Va
nsnrrr, and the quality of evidence that viii De re-
nuirrd The that Insurers OF captured YES
81 are forced sue IN the names OF me o"ers
whom they insured, but may sue In their own hI mes
and are ed to what loss they actually pad,
even though there were no technical Abandonment
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRE DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEWIORK DEALINGS.
The cash markets were dull all around yes.
terday with quiet demand for export. Cash whea;
ard corn botb fell of q cent, and shippers took only
"a 900 bu ,hes Of the anc 1000 bushels OF tho
latter cereal The option speculation WAS also prone 10
dulness Wheat lacked excitement and special inter-
est the variation IN prices being made alternately Dy
war rumors and by tame cable adyices. The opening
prices were l4d}s cent lower but ra!iy
followed and after slight Improvement. Tie al
vance cond not he sustained. however. An TIE c"s'
was heavy at inside quotations. losses o. Z are SHOWN
for Jane al s62 AID July at sG7- aud i cent Tor hs
Other months follows August, -1f, >eptenii eG -
October 50 November 80. and December ~ cents
Corn options tended DOWN. trd an end" hetNy II "lo
under the best II Mag - l2 lower At lp'i Jnhs
II AT 452 and July i a. i57 august closed m
changed at 4G3s Cash oats soi ! cent
lower Tie opflOls declined = fpr May AZ 81 's, =
for June 3j3s and August AT 81 g. AMI 4 ce"t Tor
July at 81 u cents There WIS little etur@ ~ me !irl
market wnlch fell OF 4G2 points to 70 II for June.
So 10 for Ju y So 26 FOR August 50 81 for September,
aud 81 40 for October. ,.,
The recepts OF gram New YORK. Baltimore Pnla 'e
phi, amt Boston yesterd,y " were a. follows: Wn"at;
430l 81 bushels Al 1856 bushels oais, 20 50
bushels tota grain. l.O49.i-5 on~hels; h"ir 90 -
barrels. AT Chic igo. Mw usee ana ~ Lon lle tt,
rivals were: Wheat 55.03l bushels con-. i9"'s3p '9
bushels oats. 2js.329 bushels total graln 4Oo,5Jc
bushels; -four s733 barrels
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
THE SCRAMBLE FOR PRECEDENCE.

WAsHINGToN, May 2i (SpeciaO. The yearly
scramble amOn1 House committees and individual
bers precedence In the ration OF bills Ia which
they specially interested began to-day. and Will
last until the end Of tho session. An hour
two OF time will thus be wasted nearly every day.
The calendar 10 encountered with special orders
enough the whole OF June without reference
appropriation revenue or land grant forfeiture Os
all privileged. Probably the friends OF the
Oleomargarine b Will insist upon pressing It's consider
alton until a hua shall he taken and tho debate may
iun several days. The Legislative Appropriation bill
will follow and 1t Will provoke long and
bitter debate. II will be closely fol-
lowed by the Sundry Civil bill, which also
Will bc the for much discussion. The conference
report on the bill viii be bono OF contcn-
aud may prov another long debate, The Naval
Committee will try have lime set apart for the
sdcratlon Of tho bill pfOvlung for new ships OF war.
The loruncHtlOns bail has not Yet boen prepared
10y tie subcommittee ON Appropriation, :
Ihcse only few OF the measures which
must be- acted upon within the next six weeks
Ara yet Speaker Carlisle and other Democratic free
trade leaders cheeffully say: "Oh. shall ad-
ourn by the middle Of July but there VIII he time
ough Odiscuss the Tarir bill and pass H. If xo have
votes enough" his 10 riLpy an empty threat.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
MR.. WOERISHOFFEK'S WILL FILED.
The will of Charles +. WOerishOifer, filed for
,rebate Yesterday, is as follows


BE IL r mrnDered that |, Charles Frederick Woer-
ishoer banker. OF the CITY, county and state OF New"
York, ing OF md Inlni and dispOsng memory, do
make declare and publish this last VIII and tcsta =
ment. hereby revoking former Will by al any time
made, In manner aha form following
IrsL-I direct my executors. hereinafter named, 10
pay my funeral and testapentary expenses" together
OF my easn assets within Nix months aitor my death.
SfeORd- bequeAtn and dev $50 10 my sister. An
tonic AlnlnOn wife OF otto Amnon OF Constant, Ger
MANY Che Sal OF $4,000
Thtrd-I give beQueath and devise to my brother
Frederick WoersnOncr, OF FrcIDurs Germany. the sum
OF $1,000 ,-,-,
fomth-I give, bequeath and devise to my beloved
wife Anna and ner heirs All the rest resi-
due and remainder OF my property, OF every nature
whatsoever, OF which snail dir possessed
ffnh--I name and appoint Chares sclerenpefg OF
the cty county and State Of New-York. and my sale
wife Anna MocrisnOher or the Survivor Oi them as ek
ecuOr and of tins. my last Will ana testament
executors shall not ne cOhpeI"u oi
gye au undertaking for the faithful oi thei
trust, entering the execution OF the Same
The Will dated May - l57i. and the witnesses are
s. s. Riterbaud and Simon Stcrne. The latter Is OK
pected back from Germany before next frlday' 10
which Gay Clerk Beckett adjourned the taxing
of testimony alter Mr. RttenDand hal deposed that III
will WAS du y executed and that tle testator "nen he
signed II, was of sound minI anu memory.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
SKINNER DOES NOR APPEAR FOR TETiL
Olin Skinner, who has the reDutafinn of j.,

ing thOroug confidence man, and VINO han been I'm ,s
Tombs FOR fifteen tbs before iast Friday on cbarzs
defrauding banks and firms by hogus dram.
altd for trial yesterday before Recorder suvf,
n the Court of General sessions He obtained bonfs
min on Friday the person OF August Platb ~,
Park Row dIgc-Rceier. wDO furnished srcnr,v
10 the amount o, 3 900 FOR Skinuer- appe.rarc,
for trial Immediately after his release on fia
bona Skinner arrested by deputy shfrf who al
an order arr-t civi snlt by thcexccu'Ors II Will
lam Heath * 90. Skinner departed toward IAdloy
Street Jail reached II as the prcceedny. in
which the order of granted were diconrngel
on the ground the plaintiff aid not care 10 We any
further eIpeDse IN the matter skinner was released By
the deputy sheriff
R-cOrdrr Snyth on Friday set down the case against
Skinner perem orily for trial yesterday. member Of
the banking firm OF Vernsm & Co. made the complaint
when skinner in itcted. When the was
called .kunrr not IA court The Recorder orisel
that the ha be forfeited and that brncn w,rrant bs
j-sued for hIs g. ". Brooke skinner lawyer dd
into explain ms clients absence, but
the District Attorneys office. He sad that skinner
would probably he az hand n few days lie had
Sprng gtrld and had not returned. Mr. Brooke pro-
fessrd he con 1d-nt OF Skinners appearing for trial
Judgment by confession wa. entered ye-eri,y IN ths
Supreme Court against skinner FOR s2l GGl -. at
tho suit Of the surviving mepJeIs OF tie
firm Of Heath Co. who In their
pliint say that in 1884 In Paris skinner
by false approximations Induced them TO purchase for
him 500 shares Of Lake Shore stock lie gave them
check Tor 600 the Fir-t National Bank OF Chicago.
VII en- proceed he worthless They purcDs-ed ina
stock for Si92l2 80 and sold II FOR S} 437 90 They
sued for the difference with interest
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
EFFORTs TO AUPPRESS VICE.

Al mpctlng OF tht NOV I OTk NOIIIIIIIItVU
for the Prevention o state egulaOuO Ot Ice hola on
saturday Mrs. ABBY Hopper GIBBONS IA the cn1r INC
fulowlug cong gratulatOry resolution vas adopted;
Esolred 1hat hail with profound satisfaction tle en-
tire repeal British cont gOus Diseases acts ioYa A.
s.nt VII was gwen AMI hc'Itil .o..
gratuate tho parity IN Great britah uoh
their grand moral triumph
The foloylug memorial Congress IN relation To HE
alleged traffic in yUun girls Immoral purposes WAS
also adopted:
n ne United Stnes senate ard Hous' Of RsDr
Vhsgeas A Quebec Telegram o the lOti uit, "ll,b pu
l4lea hulcsa.o tr.dlng III young Anu hhV.''
r, Tor the purpose pTOst lutlon hl~ come 10 'he ho'
hs authorizes Agents disrepuSbe houses III W., -,
ultcd tAtcs NAV" been IN h' h'pl.
coming here and sIatatd themselves WIN .S
oucn and the United states "h't. ~
are draw of iniamN. Tho trade has u ,r 10
ou fo ai al, sometimes as many
1.g shnn.d ,r a ~ ek" he telegram adds he poii,o
antlr, and clergy hcld consu ation 10 Gay - ei % 'o
an II tv a youug women hcagO by aiehnic "ho
Ind, 10 ci,poso of gOr Immoral puIpDs's,,
e1rIs l,ft by Grand Trunk RAILWAY Oh Mui'ny
night and every attempt male To arrest tho p "o
,g,h,n th. ianadian Inc Tho American N"u1u
Sas been consulted and al important letter has
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
Mr.. COEGTN IMPROVING.

There was general pleasure in the offices OF
Austin CorDin IN the Boreel Building yesterday over tue
aunoupc mrnt from Mr. Corbins home that he had
,...ea comfortable nignt and regarded as surely
Mr. Corbin has been III for three weeks
and at one time there much alarm over his con-
oition Henry W. Maxwell, Mr.. Corbin's associate III
Ionx Island railroad enterprises. said:
..Dr Ward states Mr. Corbin s on the safe road
IN recovery and that there apparent reason why
he should not be around MI COrDln has been a
sIck man but he himself never gave up for moment
~, IA, "A rpendd constitution and excellent haOlts
THESE ely have contributed largely To his re-
coyrry" Among the phys called III TO cohsuIa-
nus IN the case DR.. Frank H. BoswOrth, the Well
tnnwu surcslIst in diseases OF the air passages. A
s.v.re attack oil qunsy marked the elimination of Mr.
l1,rIlII a
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
wAIrIys FOX THE LAST RUNS or sHAD.

The veteran fishermen of Hobokcn and
W.ehawkeu tnat they expect tue runs o. sht' "
ease any d;,y this week That noble head OF the her
riuy tribe the snai, comes IKE tue sduoh oh.
of uukuown sea regions into cold fresh waters LOT
snawnluy As each river aloug the eastern shoro Do
cnr, the sh al iOrStAc H. anu Ro 10
one north OF IT, They had ady orsaken the JAues
aud the Delaware they came To the hudson LAST
mouh and they upon the point ~ de "rting W
hr grand old Connecticut River. Thr nrst snad OF lo
season was caught by old sam Ludlow or the l,uu-
lew Brohrrs famous for rowing regattas III the PahS
dys of the Eysan fields. aud noted recently ior heIi
Talents AS shad nsherneu wnl"h ons or the OIolheIs
deceased added ylrtacs OF quot PltchhS anu
game cock training in each OF which pursuits no "ls
admitted be "a CHAMPION. .,
The snai runs are or thirty poles sustaining twenty
nine nets the highest take upon row thls year
71y an average OF twenty-five nss To eacl mo-. ino
regular neither scarce nor plonAu' Ou
maintaining "A far average, whlch mas peen 49, ~
tugrous the fishermen as the price LOT suad 0'-h1
IN noe nets WAS well staned. FISH caught III iyAes
have been much cheaper and II has never peeh uh0us
to buy palr Tins kind Tor quarter b". 'no
more particular hsh buyers are aNelse 10 IL cauEn III
fyyes and declare they knock themselves aoou %
that their flavor Is spoiled. Whereas the shad cauSu' on
the pole nets gently detained thal tn,y m"ho Nv
effort for liberty until the net is hauled up lnlo He SUN
lgut and a rude hand ucks them from the nlesheS'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
Tile BIC TELEGH APu SUIT.

In the suit of General James &. farnsworth
az receiver OF the Ba kers and Merchants Telegraph
COMPANY against the Western Union Telegraph Company
TO recover 900 damages for the destruction of the
plaintiffs wres Francis W. Jones testified yesterday IN
the Supreme Court, before Justice Lawrence
and jury, that he was president OF the
Bankers and Merchants Company from March
1874. until the receiver was appointed lie ne-
scribrd the system Of wires owned by the
conplny and the manner in which the business was
conducted and told how Genrrh Eckert IN July lat
served upon Justice DOnOhu - order directing that
the wires be surrendered the Western Union Com
pany He told General Eckert that he c2ul1 not on
short the wires OF the BhKers ana
Merchants from those OF the American Rapid lee
graph COMPANY all operated from the building No -
Broadwat, and asked time to consult win
receiver, under "hom He was "Ot'
ing general superintendent dnp ~
General Eckert sam he would have To as
fiuguish the wires himself ana soon after all the wires
were cut except those connecting with Washington
Among othors the leased prvtte wires were cut on
which the company was receiving u rental OF over
$4,000 year.
Ine examination was conducted by Edward Lauter-
bach, with occasional suggestions from Roscoe Couklhs
and Robert G. IngerSO. Opposed 10 them were JOsrph
l. Cnoatr, ex-Julgr DlilOn AMI A. j. NaudcrpOe Inc
witnes. Vauued by Mr. ChOIte, - whom ne
repeate many OF his statenents The trial Will be con-
tul al fnl
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
THE PEFROLEUH MAEKEE.

The crude market did not open in panic
Yesterday but it came dangerously near II. Inc AL
ouuceen by the Press ofa well III tho
Washington County. Penn. heli-tne Belmont OH Com
panys on farm winch started At the rate
or 1900 ba rels q day. caused rush 10 sell that was
ony rqualied by the terror of buying that seemed
to fill the trade Nominaly, M hrst pFl'e
WAS GG3s CENTS AGAINST OLA cents on
Saturday, M gnt but there few transactions ABOVE
- ceals prior preciptate break 10 % cents IL
may well be doubted whether the decline woald h,Ve
stopped here II there mad not been goOn puyiHg "INEs
To stl-t ain the market. Tne downward mO'rm"ht OF
prices once stopped Traders hd ch ince 10 hnk caDy
over the situation the covering or prontthe snort
contract. came IN TO help holders. From 63 cents fEe
rallies werIerble bu. the MAJ ket was hr!i nrai toy
steady. considering the circumstances ana clo'' iaiy
steady . cent above bottom gurrs Ihrrewas eVi enty
an increase IN floating short interest ana carrying
rates fell from 20 40 cents al the close" A 10
the rh~ latest gauge OF the 'ahel Oh wen puts
the yield 1872 barrels an hour. Inc galsr oi barre
No / (rrported mot exactly accurate 10y the TX
cnange scout put at ~ barrels An hour The pro.
ductiou the Washington held yesterday nofhihs mo-
r..n IN Il rs barrels. against 5i97 barrels un >diur'
isy The weakness Of the speculation cannot he derl
but selling OF the market snort. II contn"ro itl
!. sharp reaction The buyer OF Oh must Oe
prepared t. face an important increase III .o
ton supply, but the bear s operating on i,r u'.
ferrnt basis wnen OIL was s'oNc 81 anu Is HV'
the ,rt of som overlook not ony p'sspIr spe'u
latve saueezes" but the growth OF consumption ana
fine fact that low prices assuring severe losses ior the
Russian competitor OF American petroleum ABROAD.
The range or prices total aeAhuss at the Con-
soidaed Exchange were a. 'oiio"s
Ooeuiny 66l Lowest..---....---.--- o.
Highest...............66 Co.'s Final oSs oas
In svmp,tny with the weakness OF crude. refined Oh
WAS reduced il cent per gallon - cents. Abel t'si
OIL CIr, Penn May 2i.-Crude Ol-Natonal Transit
Certificates opened 6G and closed at 63s; highest
66. lowes, Co.,; sales 900 barrels; ccarances,
charters D. 80 OaIEe.s, sHiPho"s''
I- nm m ron
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
TO KEEP THE CITY sTREETs CLEAN.

Commissioner Coleman, OF the street Olean.
inp rpartnent said yesterday tnat with The coming OF
warm weather he would BEGIN the SAME sttlnscns
measures practised last ear 10 KEEP Tue VIZ
clean aud thus ward of disease Livery street oo'o" ~
Fourtrenth-,t "a cleaned every other Day anu tno
av,rv day me streets where Itallans ard POllsh
Hebrews gather including the marketlu irstrrst near
Es.ex-st also Gle ned every day lh's Is unuo, @
.rms or the contracts let short ogo fo the space
of two years cleaning the FIRST anu second
that part Of the city below foutrehh ST.
the lisrlc. being divided by Broadw.y AneHtra iOr.e
of men Will be put on by the commissioner To- "oh in
mo ieurmrnt districts Fourteenth ST. Inc open
winter aud early sprng mas enabled the Deptrtueht 10
NM the streets in good condition and the task OF Keeping
inem 40 WIZ be COMPARATIVELY easy.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
S,vERAL CHANGES ~ TIE CUSTOM HOUsE

Making VaCancltS by dlscharglnX thOSc De-
lonX ng to offensive Rrpubcan party, ADD nhng
them with those pro TO have voted Tor tns
Reform Administration" were the Orer of the day a.
the Custom House yesterday. The following were the
removals made for the benett OF the service = " IL
lam g. Matthew'S teller and Patrick Deyoy i-tectly' IN
tie shIrrs office; Edward Cameron. assis ant wegher
Peter j. Downing. Pierre Barbuet. Gr0rge Williams.
Theodore r. Reed. Samuel IL. Bowman. AMI q. A.
Booth INSPECTORS; Joseph A. Flynn, wichnan u ihe
rDtunda VI char Howe messenger. and Moses J.. VIII
son. porter Henry w. Lansing was appolntei teller 10
succeed Mr. Matthews He eis son OF liorhiio s"yn'ar
Lansing OF Albany forty Of ant from 1854
u s7i was in tho American Exchange Btnk; from
1874 To 1881 cashier OF the Central Raiiroa OF New
Jersey IL ISL aud 1882 general freight ani passenger
agent OF the COnnoon Valley Railroad. OF ono. aud
since then with Kirkland Co., IN Na-st HIS present
salary IA the Custom House IL $1,000. The other Ap-
polntments were Prank Fmly. broiher-ln-aw of COn-
gressmau Merrnan ami J. Howard kiuch secretary Ot
the Democratic organization Of Pl-asahtvilr. WEST
chester County special inspectors under special Agent
IIauon Terrencs j. Mnrha. or Brpokyn d"tectlve IA
the cashiers Office Henry l. Burrier and j nm j.
SEWN. inspectors Edward j. Byrncs messenger, an'
Er..n