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New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
DRESS SUITS IN a BROOKLYN CHURCH.

A FURRY IN ST. NN's-ON-THE-HEIGHTS-HoW
THE AFFAIR Is NOW LOOKED At
The swaliOw-tail coat is the cause OF the
latesl furry Ia oh arch circles Brooklyn reception
was gwen on Monday evening 20 Dr. K B. Alsops
the new rector, by the members OF 81 Ahh 8
ou-the- Heights the Oldest Episcopal church 10 the
city, Although all apparently serene. there were
some hearrDurnings the surface When the re-
cepton proposed OF the vestymen suggested 70
the others that dress suits Those VINO didnos
own dress s objected benz put to the expense OF
buying or hiring them for tho OCCASION TOT
tunate possossOr OF than one dress coat
offered to lend from supply those who needed
them IL was finally decided To permit indlViduai
choice to govern matter On the night OF Tue rncep
lion most OF the vesry Ia dress eults wuic
the majority OF the Reception Committee wore irocA
coats ....,..
evening W. G. l. dd said that two men opposed tue
idea OF wearing dress suits and they made io0is OF
themselves IN the matter. The idea originated I'D tno
vrstry and he d as lie saw that IL wouiu oe
desirable o dress IN tha, way
A wember Of the church VINO did not want to DO
named said /" The ides OF InaSng the recsp'ion
a dress-coat affair absurd ana an
pl.d there were some OF lesiing members VINO up
posed It ST. AIMS Is free church ana desigheu lor
ihc Door as rich. We welcome every one 10
our pews. The tendency would be to drive away TUG
very people we aim reach ty any suoD nohsenstcai
requiring suits TO no worn by tho vestry'
he by any st the r~ctors recep epeoD
Why, even r. Fulton CuttiEg. wno gave The money 20
the church free forever dad not wear uress sui
that night We don't "a a dress suit church,
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
sy,pp AND COMPANY TO PLEAD TO-DAY

Jacob Sharp, James A. Richmond, ). w.
Eo.b.v and Thomas Kerr tno officials of the Broad
av Raj road whe arc charged with briong tho Alder
m.n OF 1884 TO procure the granting OF francniSo or
m. surfc. road have summoned 10 appear 10 the
of General Sessions this morning TO plead TO tho
,nd,ctmeuts against tnem They did not plead at the
,ms of their arrest No motion Will proDaoy DO made
o. .t day for the trial Of men until tho trial OF
,.,a,rnau McQuado is completed. The request for
~. .I,.,. rommlIIal 70 insane asylum win not DO
maue to-day. =. ..,., nm No,dav b..rd n ru-
nv .rrr',ay tnat Lad left tue city. lie visited the
nv nv, torueys ofivo deny tho rumor he said
ri N. would DO ready for trai when tns eSse
-. Called Inspector Byrnos was Al tue A.or
80 orilce for a time and saw hcCaDc MI msrlihe
~ - srr.a win Recorder bmyth, and Richard o. new
o.'.a Ihs counsel for the ex-Aluernon talked wlsn
".st.nt Attorney Nicon and Afterwards Win
Judso Cowhs. ,,o.. anti, hat ,h. rnn,or about him
-. .uly started W sono one VINO ceiieu A. MS
. A., Fast rtcenIn-st. Tuesday night And uid not
nd MIN turre He gOno 10 tnsatro win his wiie
1 iii I appear for trial" he continued, bot what
"a, a. .npeus YOU msy dopoud dpon IL that wiz not
o,o, 1900 tysrylnIAx have Ia the world mas Doen
i ., ,,vsr Io my Dondsmun 10 protect thom, snu II
n''Ia 20 away my family would De left ponniicsA
would mucn ratuor s" ~ P'A'S- '' - ~
chiurcu stitutc ... .,.
.tn"ugn McQuade persists that no can prove MS
n',.ncc of tue charge OF brivrry, he 10 said 10 Do
n,vcIy On gsxod ms Dusinoss Affairs 50
, nv Viii not suffer ho 10 compelled " spend an
rItends ed term out oil tue CITY,
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
TIE AyDOYER HgREsY CHARGES

BosroN, Nov. 10 l>pecian.-Thc charges preferred
against certain professors of Andover Theological
Seminary have been approved Of By the Board OF
Visitors, and copies have been served upon the
accused together with order that answers be htd
by Saturday, November 81 When the answers are
6lea the Board of Visitors will fix q time for tho
public. hearing The complaints served upon the
professors are substantially the same Is we're orgi-
nally preferred. They are little more specific in
detail and are against the delinquent individually IN
stead of jointly as befort.
The answer on the part Of the professors under hre
will be a general DENIAL coupled with the statement
that for hat century it has been conceded that the
Andover creed should be accepted with certain liberty
OF Interpretation; that the Visitors themselves ace
committed Il this view, and Messrs. Harris, Hlncks
and Taylor the three professors most recently chosen
accented their chairs with the understanding that tho
same manner OF carrying out the bequests as ruled
elsewhere should be followed at Andover Ihcy
beye that If the charges against them dismissed
the agitation Will cease, but II not there Wal DC
serious split in the denomination. as they have ths
assurance that large oody OF the leading clergy and
laymen are committed to their views
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
SHALL COFFEE HOUSES BE STARTED HERgf

conference was held at No. 337 Fourth
ave- yesterday BY number OF ladies and gentlemen 10
SEQ what steps could be the
IN New.YorK Of the English coffee houss system poor
people Frederick Gore. tho secretsry OF he orssn-
present and account OF the methods used hsre
Among nose present were the Rev Thsodore Z. Will
ians; Chsrlss @. Brace, Of the obidreus Ala Society
Mi: and Mrs: }. W. Oh.mPoa and wilma
g. Kainsford, the Rev. Or. Howard Crosby,
and the v. X Heber Newton commanding tho work
In the evening Mr. Gore gave An sccoun OF the oonse
vary Protestant Episcopal Church. .na
tho church, was present and with several OF his
parishionsrs discussed the prospect OF establish;
that could get cup Of coffee And slioe OF bread
and butter N one e thses honsss IN England ses hail.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
PROPOSED ROADS N ILLINOIS

CHICAGO Nov. 10.-A dispatch to The I'dtly
Ee,ys from Springfield. Ill says Articles OF ncorpora
on were nod the Secretary OF State to-day by the
Cairo. Ka,sss and Western Railroad Company, Of Chi
caso With capital stock of slOOO00oo. 1t is proposed
20 lines Of railroad. 10 extend from
point Hancock County north westerly to Chi"seo one
from point opposite Fort Madison, Iowa. to Cnicago
one from point In Knox County, ths nrst line run
ming southvsstsry TO the Eastern boundary Of Illinois,
ons from pout the second line 10 Peoria County 70
PUN northweslery. 10 Joint near the boundary
Mercer ano Rock Island Counties, then by lin
10 Rock Island and 70 point on the mississippi
R,ver onnostt~ Muscatino, Iowa: and line rom point
on the BOUNDARY of Knox ana Warren Counties Oh the
0Acond north westerly To point on the msssppl In
Hapdsrson County.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
OBITUARY NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 Especial. )-Wllham
Matthews, yice president Of Seventh National Bank
Ala at the age OF seventytwo years. Iu his
sarv ufe he took all active interest IN public affairs
erv;p Tor number of years School Director. a.
ommissonsr of old DISTRICT OF spring Garden anu
,aIsr IA a member Of the Common Council
Mr.. Ellen OKano Murray mother of the late Dr. John
o,K.ns Murray widely known as q Catholic writer
ded to-day after short illness She was resident OF
Rrookyn N Y, until throe years ago.
w.su,scros Nov lO-Ihe Adjuts Mt General has been
,.d tbat First Lieutenant John Scott, 4h Infantry
ai.S st 81 Elizabeth Insane Asylum to-day
TucKERTowN, n. j., Nov. lO.-A. K. Pharo,
,,,,a.nt OF Lie ruokertown Railroad Company. and
large owner OF and timber lsnd dropped dead
nj hs residence yesterday morning lie was seventy
death.
,utc.co Nov 1O-Theodore t. Gurney, ex controller
O, the city of Chicago died here Yesterday morning III"
Gurpev was born iu Oxdeusburs, N. I.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
NETTING IHk NATIONAL ORANGE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 tSpecidD.-The
twentieth srDuA session of the Patrons Of Husoaudy
bexsu In Musical Fund Hall to-day. Delegates were
present from every state In the Union except Rhode
I.land General Darder Of Mississippi presided
Frank McDarrel OF NewYork. acted as secretary anu
treasurer Among prominent persons present were
Governor Frederick Robbie. OF Maine, and wife; Gov
ernoreIect q. q. Luce Of Michigan. wife and daughter
General j. NJ Lipscomo. Secretary OF State OF south
Carolina X X Chartters OF Virginia; J. NJ smeed OF
Missouri; j. Z. Blackford. OF Iowa; A. J. Rose. OF
Toxss Leonard Rhone aud wifo, OF Pennsylvania;
Richman Coles and wife, Of New-Jersey william Jonn-
son and wife, Of California; J. h Hall. VI Wsst VIZ
ginis; Henry Thompson OF Delaware; H. ID. Murray
of Maryland, W. s. Caoweo, OF Minnesota; anu r. y.
Boice or Oregon. From this State were Colonel victor
r. Poilst OF Bradford j. G. Mcsparrsn. OF Lancaster
= Attsrr of Clinton Captain Charles W. Roberts, OF
Chester; j. b. kirgDride, OF Bust.eton, ani Colone II
H Thouias secretary Of the PennsyivAna state Grsnge
The will last eight or Ten aAys and
important work to be performed, out tho sttuss VIII
be profoundly secrcS . -. -..
ouestous OF policy will DO discussed ana the trsas
actions OF different State ORANGES darns tue psss
year will be reviewed and scrutinlzed Tne Organize
lion Is the largest secret order In tho United STATES sn
plumbers at least lO0O 900 me.nbeiA Tomorrow sns
noon q public reception wlll DO gwen Ia wnoe ~s.s
1000 me mbers from all parts OF the country arc "
psoted TO participate
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
pURsUIsG TWO MURDEROUs POA CHER&

BANGOR, Me-, Nov. 10.-Many persons here
arc nrm the belief thar the murderers oil the game
r-s,isns ara Mofarasd aud Graves, VINO posch every
,,t~r hunting deer with dogs. Their method Is 10
deer in tns fall ana WINTER freeze the carcas'es and
when an opportunity oner ship them out Of tho saes
rsav i've 10 Hancock near the railroad and their bust
ne ia no secret TO their neghbors They left homo fully
aauIu pod for tho winters business After the shooting
which TOOK psce Fletchcrs Brook Monday they took
team and drove all night arriving carly in the morning
near their hone Here they left the team and took to
ths woods Last night the In pursuit got them In
elump OF woods not from Ellsworth bat they escaped
I'm the darkness It 10 rumorsd shat onocr Bowen. ono
of tbs three men detailed by Marshal whitney from the
polico orce ths oity To pursue tnen mas poeh eno
the niarsnal has no reliable news tO that ence., noc
eyer As n large Oh OF men are IN pursuis" I" !"
belloy cd tie fuEitvos cannot escape
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
.,1rarp PLANS or 1HR LEHIeH VALLEY.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 (Speciat at.-In rail-
road circles to-day IL was stated that the Lehgh Valley
Railroad competed negotiations TOR extending is
sysssm westward iron Ashland, schuylkiu County, 70
connect with the Pisburg Western Railroad near
Pitsburg This WIN require the construction Of nearly
25O miles OF new railroad The charter OF the Ptsburg
Dssboafd and Western Railroad viii eject the
extension. Tho Dew road will closely parallel
tips Of PeunsyivaniA Railroad after crossing the
eusquehanns River near Treserton. Snyder County.
Abe nov iins viii through Q region ricn 10 bitumi-
nous coal asd lumber and Give western and south
western for anthracite coal from the Lshgb and
ehspohn yalleys The money for the construction Of
The PttsLurg eeabosrd and ostsrn Railroad
ted London the agent OF tbs syndicate being prom
hsnt New. York banker. An once has been opened 10
ths ~ whsrs the agents Of the line win make their
AsoaQuArtsrs. NJ. Rs@ilton, proRiRsRt eiY1l sngt
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
rxrEysrov OF TIE MEXICAN NATIONAL

GAIyEsToy. Nov. 10 CSpcciai).-E. A. Handy
chief engineer OF The Northern dvspn oil the MrAeaI
National Railway Oomp,ny In San Antoni"
tor the purpose employing engineers Aai cons"u'
ton force to res ume on hat ine The rosa ""
proiected by q syudics;e aud co npietei 10 P"in'
several miles yond 5aitilio distanoe OF Zfo n'o'
from New-Laredo No work has neen dono TOT neAr'y
four ysars owing to oaasncia en- bsrrassuenu hec""'
ly negotiations with English capitalist, resulted 10 'oe
placing of anew loan OF S5.0oo,oo0 10 compiete the
Northern dyison from SAuilo TO san Lns P"to'i "'
truce OF 225 miles Mr. Handy sws that tas ut"t hA''-
niIion ment OF this 10 IN has arrlv". ro'n
Ia, 60 On ,tes ON Hn,nny tue road psi san us PotoHi
al m,ie day. N says tr "es wiz 'e .un
oing to san Luis Potos by May A. Sar LUIS r"tosi
!. an iuuortnt staten he W 'ico branct OF ths
Ne xican Central Railway. the comp~uon oi ths Nloha
line 20 that will be great event 10 nr'oo "
was The opening OF the srcand railroad 10 'nlIor;
From I,ncago St LOUIS or NewIork. ~ me Nalionai
line and san Luis Potos it Will be to the cay OF Mexico
about Thousand niles shorter than the present rone
nv fha nf
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
RUBEysS "STRA W HAT"

~. history of kubens's Dmous portrait OF tho
octr,u Iat has lust boon told 1t appears that the
r,,t WAS dead IN love with the lady who woe The
SaI Mile de Lunucn, and he desired above all things
,o ma nt her portrait As sht lersisenty refused W
Yerin,t h.m to pant 1t, no vas Obliged 10 employ
l,r,avem While she took her aaiiy walk III the
sa'den he socreLy observed aud made lo p.otuie
In receiving IL present she forgave the Halter h
ind,scrtion OF her celebrated aomirer. sho d.ei
xoung 10 Rubenss great sorrow, for he had hoped "
marry her After her death he begged her mother
~ g,e him back tho portrait promising in return
~ tsaint for her the beat example OF his skill lie
copied the portrait but made iur nat Instead OF one one
vc,Yre i'm ls22 for $4,000 n0rins To Van Niervon.
bulssen who in turn -Od IL te Or Robert fcel' sho
from hin 1t went W the National oAuery'
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
ARMY AND NAVY rNrELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. O.-Lieutenant-C Colonel
Marshall Luiin gtoD been appointed 10 act as in-
spector of damaged property at Philadelphia loo
leave Of absence granted Lieutenant Charles s. COL
rns, Oath Infantry, has been extended two months
The leave OF Captain Csss Durham 18th Infantry mas
been ex tended months First Lieutenant d. A. HOW
ard Ordnance Department. been ordered to report
10 the president Of Board for Tstns Rinei Canaon
Captain Leonard Lorng, assistant SURGEON has been
granted three months leave Of absence aud relieved
from duty In the Department OF California
Ersgr ALERT Gi-aves has been ordered 70 ornnanco
duty at the Washington n IVY Yard Lieutenant william
a. Schuetzs has beeu detachei from special duty un or
the State Department and placed on wstin1 oriers
chief Engineer IL b Nones from duty president OF
the Examining Board OF Enxneers aud paeei 90 walt
ing orders The Acting Secretary OF the IVY mas les
ie1ated Chief Engineer Henry w. Fitch, Albert Green
aud Henry D. Noes boari 90 examine app icants
for promotion In the Engineer Corps al Fnhadeipni~
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
ODDS AND ENDS Or POLITIOS.
THE CANVASS OF rae CITY VOTES

THE CANVASS OF TnE CITY NOiH"
The canvass of the election returns was con
,,u., v..,.,,v bv IN, so.ri Of Count; Canvass'rs'
p.u,,r r,n. w,,h. IN. Iyth DISTRICT, Supervisor Ryan
..,on,sh.d his coiesvues ny resfing the retnrnS w
thirf v nine ninues-tRe heat tue on rsoni' TO-.
,,,c cont sins TWENTY nine election prectnrs ihr "
h.st ,ims wa. isst wear when district VS. canvas.s
sn r,r,x-s,vrn ,ninurrs on nonr for zach A@'emniy
D,strct is deemed good time The only r'"'r TUT IT,
80 mt Tor tonyr.s,n,,n in tho WIN strict ne
official coupt varied Iifr from the n9ct "r'' 49,.
gty-r Ex-senator Thomas Y. CRAZY: IIn 1917 ~
her. oppnuept. watched the count. and Campoel WIS
rrrrr.rntst rouns- Tn~ re-nl' ~ the ca NV
fsmph ." 1929 and Grady 1889; Camp"'" u"
joriiy. $50 - .. tv,, y,b
The ard csnvassed the returns for the ,Nrn; nv,
win with With IXth KIN Xtth ana Kiln DE-
,rirfs n bs now competed rhan one-oslt "i h
canvass. To-Day Il promo cs IN "env.s TOE
the XIIIth. XVIII, XVIII XVIII. XNlIth ana Afii'"
D,.tr,ets and ON FRIDAY 70 ~omniete the canv' 'sa
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGTON, wednesday, NOV. 10. 1885,
THE PRESIDENTS NEW RULE.-Tne Presidents rule
not TO receive visitors except upou purely official busi
nese aud t the afternoon receptions into
effect to- morro~ he proposes devste his principal
upti Congress meets 70 tho prepara
ton of mis- annual message.
PRESENTED TO THE PREsrDENr-Prince komatsu,
uncle OF the Mkado OF japan called at the White House
to-day In COMPANY With the Princess Komatsu and tho
members Of MS suite an pail thoIr respects 10 the
President The presentations we're made Oy Secretary
Baysrd Mrs Cleveland entered toe room and thS
yi.tors were presented to her likewise.
FOUaTH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs.-rheP Postmaster General
has appointed among others, the following foortn'l.ss
postmasters: c. n. Wainwright, at Starlight. Penn.
James Oliver Mxnsures springs Me-. Isaac Dens'
more, at North Gresnt5ld. N I.
RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT. T.-DAvid A. Mcknighs
Of Ne York law clerk oice OF tho Asststang
Attorney General for tue Interior Depart nis re-
sigued and Herbert y. Curtis or New-fork son OF
George Ticknor Curtis has been appointed TO tho
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
TIE AyolEyr ORDER OF nrssRy1Ays

PIrTsBURG, Penn, Nov. 10.-A State cOnven-
ton Of tho faction Of Ancient order OF Hibrrnans
which foows the of the Board OF Erin, ysstsr
day morning In o. Donners Hall on second-avs. In
prOceediusrrs is Was learned that the pur
pose Of the c3nvention to ADOPT soms TO
heal the breach thsm aud tho American branch
oil the Order A. the latter required pay slsg
10 the Board Of Erin 10 10 Thought that reoonoi
ton will not be effected uuiess the Board Erin fac
lion abslish that 0bsolionsbis clause snd agree DO
governed By Lbs constitution and lava Of The American
body About hundred deisgaAss claiming TO repre-
cent 10000 Asnbass ef ~ ofdsg vsse DsessaA
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
.cr,ox ny rag REPUBLICAN CLUB

Among new members proposed AT the meet
ing OF the Republican Club IT the CITY OF ''
,, =, ,,. c,,, norse NJ. 32 West Tw 'ntvershth-~t.
were s,orneliu. n Bliss and Jonn +. Pinmmer J"uer-
son Clark presented the report Of the campaign commit
tee showing that good work had he"n dono ny tne
and recon mending that the menbers organize In
district for future usefulness resolution anop""H
this recon- mendation was unanimously passed s".'
Of thauk- were given TO H. w. Aibro for sne prrse
ton OF a fns porirat Of mes @. Blaine. 10
Cald we'll for the of stItusry bs Rogers ru
" The (,unoil of War" tn A. C. Chenry sni George n.
Robin .on for hearing the expense OF hlrlna S,nnr
II n for the ciub's mass-msetng. and TO Co'one "A "
SCOTT for printing done.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
REcoUNTs IN NEw-JERsEY.

The recount of the votes in the lid Assembly
District OF Essex County. N j. Was made NJ the cour
Hons, in Newark before Judge Depue yesterday iue
eloct,ou returns showed that PECK tsepJ haa oeen
.,ect.d over Denny (Dem., by majority ana tho re
count was asked Denny. The recount sao"ou u"
increase Of PecAs from TO To- tho error oe
inc d,.covrred in the Democratic wards OF Orange
Judge Exon granted orders Tor recount9 oI .nn
yote IN the I'D IIId Assembly Dstrlcto oI fasss,o
County Iu tue Id District Don 'hue Labor Dom
returued as elected, while there Il Tie IN the III us
tr,c The lIIu District recount VIII take pihcc on -
uris at 10 d. H. ami that Ia tho iiu Disrios on 'no
0Oth mat Doth in Paterson
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
TIE NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 1O.-Ihe senate
stand, 27 straishI Democrats, independent DemocfS'
npd 20 Republicans Tue House consists OF Oh srAxn'
De.oorats Independent Democrats and oI kopuon-
caus The Independents wore all hero'o'"ro o'"o'. So
,.,m.a hile ri nning TO be Democrats IL 10 Under
sIood Ia At the Republicans propose TO nomnate an ~
mt for Speaker expecting thus 10 con.ro no
onerxtlou OF the independents as bolole.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
PRESIDENT NEWELL NOT TO RETIRE.

1t is officially denied that JOHN Newell
president OF the shore ana Michigan Southern Ha-
road is TO be president OF the Clevean Couh""s'
Cincinnati and indianapolis road Tue man sfsnent OF
tho ,t,r under the aching prsuency OF exJudge Stew
en- .on Burke has snccrssfui that change Tor
the prrscnt is contemplated In the srlection "t hu
wri (aup as .eD~r manager OF the Lake oh e. Presl-
dent Newell has assistant ~hose ser'lcrs ne
long has desired Mr. Newell eniertains no Thought OF
retiring nis present position
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
THE CANADIAN PAC1FI,'s PLANS FOR GROWTH

THE CANADIAN fAClf IL . L LA'No NSi' "-O ~
CHICAGO. Nov. 1O.-Ihe Times tins morning
sayg "The schemes of the Canadian Pacnc' wh'cn
.... 70 e rrachiue out In all direoous on American
.o, and arriving for American business. contribute an
.,emeut 10 the pool situation that is proiinc source Of
o,,.,,o, The latest news 10 that the Canadian
line In 10 become sctve petitor for cenua THho
ann trunk line passenger and freight tramc Inc
Canadian Pacific is building new line or eAtehson VI
th. Cr.a,t Valley 70 ID, from Woodstock to Detroit
-,.,. o,erntons westward will end for the present
Bu tho Canadian Pacific has 1t Is asserted conciuueu
traffic contracts with the Wabash and the osumoTe
and Oh, which give It running nights from Detroit TO
Chicasa Its claimed that this is not all for Two
tho had sineers In the hed mark
a. o,t line from Woodstock Niagara Falls aud 1t
. s,atei that this extension is 10 be built at
once or that work will begin early In the spring
Tn 90 tho present the Michigan Central and the Jana
dian Pacific have exchanged business at st. Thomas
INT the new arrangement, even II the Woodstock and
N,ae.r. Falls branch is not bu lit, will work TO dissolve
.<h.t connectiof The Canadian Pacific has demanded
f the several occasions that rates
h. wsy of Montreal TO Boston Ne points
those ny way or the NOV fotk Sen
ira xad the Boston ana Aoa1y ~n'0" coua Ssrdy ar
ford 10 against or rather put the
Pacific equality with 'ts natural co"neo"o"-'''
The Tspsoian Pacific ripe for rupture. and what
with its Woodstock and Detroit branch and It's con.
frsnts nth ths and ONO snd the Wsbash IL
looks as IL IL would be IN position 10 sAdIy de
moralIze the Chicago tratc There Is Also an addea
n Bfalo natural and ready ally in the Lehieh Valley
Railroad which, true wouid give ne 1nroush 70
OUTSIDE hans, o, .ss in hose a.socssons would
find combinations iWpossibe win tne ineres on its
bond. guaranteed by the C.nad,,n oa Ia ts
favorte theory that It's present m'ssiop 70 aemon-
strate capacity to secure Dusness the Canaolan a.
cifc is becoming . dangerous menace 70 American
1inea"
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
GOVERNOR HILL AND THE JUDGEsHrPs.

ALBANY. Nov. 10 Straightforward Hill
to-day announced that he woui not di tho VACANCY
nm tho Supreme Court bench caused By Juigo osoorn
DEATH until after Judge Pecxnsns place was declared
varant there Considerable pressure has bseo oro"eh
to bear pom to make wo political appoint
ments to the vacancies. aud Edward Newcouo d. Csdy
Urrrick General nasa Parker IT., ex senator Ara
ham Izns,ng of Albany Samuel Eiward- OF Hudson
an County Judge Mayhew OF Schoharie. are sers,ne
tie anno ntment on poiticsl grouuia N. {. Moak M"
ior Hiram r. syckIe- OF Albany anu ex-Attorney-6en
srai An.nsp. maker are names uudor
consideration with non political backing
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
DEFEATED BY HIS FRIEND.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 10 tSpeca9.-Con-
gres.mau John Little. who was defeated IN the A'n'A
district by two votes, the victim OF ovsrentnus-
astc friendship Beaver Creek farmer pinnod Li''e
picture Republican soket "hcn ue 'o'oo "n ~
w.s t,rown out in tue count Two Republican tickets
we're fou nj stuck together, and although II naPPuou
nv accident the Judges decided not tocouut thetn ou
ri Idtti, .s declilei prone Court appointments
,na viii serve out mis- present Congressional tcrm'