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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
STEAMERS DUE
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. ..-.-.THURsDAY. SEPT 9. 1885
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Greece (r) Jeffrey Aug 49, with mdse to
FWJ Hurst IT,, Arrived At The Bar e. Ssopp Con,
Queenstown O. with mdse and passengers Bros
steamer Chateau Yqnem lFr) Journe Bordeaux Aug 90
with mdse and to Funoh Edge Co. Arrived OF
steamer Manhattan Stevens Vera Cru. 2s TTontsra
passengers to AeIandIe Sons Arrived at the Bar at
Gensiyes Port au Prince 8 Jereme O. NaSsssa o. Aux
Cages ~ 49, Kingston sept2 with mdse and passen
Steamer Pomona Br Legoe Port Maria days. with frdit
Steamer Navarro span Aldecoeea Havana and ctsDfne
Cos with sugar to Havemeyers Elder vessel TO chas
Steamer city Savannah Dagget Savannah with
mdse and passengers TO Henry Yonge IT, -. D.. TT r.
Steamer II Dimock. Hallett. Boston, with mdse 70 ID
Snip Senator ot Liverpool Ball Calcutta loS days. with
sugar to order; vessel to Snow & Burgess.
Bark NiconC ta SaF tsa Genoa 30 days with mo'e
Bark Resttna Made a paras sn Seville 80 days.
Bark Chestna Redman Dixon Pe1sacoa 80 days WIN r
SUBSTITUTING at Sandy Hook. light. S. dense fol- At
City Island. light, We cloudy
Arrived yesterday
Ship Frederke Ger Tedkon Bremen 40 days, with mdse
" INV i''e'' - CLEARED.
Steamer Germanic ('r Kennedy Liverpool via Queens
steamer GeIert Ger Kuhewen Hamburg via Falmouth,
steamer city OF Alexandria Reynolds. Havana and Next
steamer Trinidad (BrJ. Fraser Hamilton Bermuds-A E
Outerbrdge q Co. 49,
steamer Lone tar Mason, New. Oreans-J Van Sickle
Steamer Roanoke Couch. Newport News and West foh'
Va-Old Dominion So Co.
Steamer General Whitney, Bcarse. Boston-H Dimock.
ship Fred Taylor BID RILEY uayrenB T pr 8 20
Bark Dorodea tta). Maresca' oporto-La"rence 'neS
Bark luigi Montuori QtaD caherO. Cork, for orders
Funch, Edge Co.
Brig Polno DAM Coleman. Puerto Plata. for orders
Brig Sunlight Thompson, Georgetown, Demerara-L W &
Brg Elizabeth winslow, oakes Havana-M Miller HOugh.
ton.
Steamers Germanc for Liverpool state Of Nebraska Glas
Geert, Hamburg; City OF Alexandra, Havana &c
Bark John hoffman. for Buenos Ayres.
BELOW.
Ship Emily Reed Sheldon, Hull
Bark l. Harway (BrD McFal. Ceyon via Cochin
Bark Beta (Nor). Vale, Stettn.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Sept S-saed steamer Egypt (Br) Sumner.
from Liverpool hence for New York ,. ,o, nu
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 9-Saed, steamer Elder (Gerh ieu-
mers from Bremen hence for New York. -
NEWCASTLE, to Sept S-sailed steamer Carmona Obj
IzAnD Sept q-Pased steamer (Ger) Richter from
York Sept Oh her to southampton and Bremen
from NewYok Aug % Oh her way TO Copenhagen anu
Stettin. v,,,,
(r) Hyde from New York Ang % on her way to London
BREMEN, Sept 9-Arrived steamer Donau (derh supner
from New York Aug2
BORDEAUx sept 7-ATived. steamer Chateau Margaux
(Fr) senslue from New York aug 25
sALONiCA TO Sept 7-Arrlyed steamer Addlngon tBr)
Blac burn from New York
MALTA Sept 9Arrved steamer Mosser (Br), Tzok, from
Japan and China ports for New York.
Sept ARRIVED steamer AngertOn tBrl Orr, from China
aud Japan ports for New York.
mold, for New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
THE ADIRONDACK spORrsMAY's WIFE

from The Wdshin0f0n CTtlc.
Frank" called the President to Mrs.
Cleveland. early in the morning they were complet
ing their arrangements to 20 fishing.
Yes. what !" sue called back from the interior
OF the cabin.
" Are you most ready 7"
" In minute"
Hurry up It's getting late"
" All rights Tn coming"
ION, Frank" after interval OF two minutes.
"Welf' a little impalientiy.
" Have you got tho bait"
yes. but l can't find the corkscrew. Have you got
Nr
"Um-um." scratching his chin and talking to him
self " Um-un-blcss my soul that woman astonlshe
me more and more every day by her comprehensive
knowledge OF even tho most abstruse subjects
Mrs. g. came out smiling and the party moved of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
NEW PLANS FOR PROSPECT PARK.

The executive committee of the Brooklyn Park
met yesterday. The rsgnatl"ns OF James
Mcguire general foreman and George kasod head gardener
were received and accepted. Five other employees
were dismissed. vas decided reorganize the
work In the parks by dividing IL into separate
departments Horticultural department in charge OF
pcicnced man. department OF roads aud walks under
skilled foreman police department with captain under the
the Commissioners and the whole to be controlled
by general superintendent under the direction Of The EXcu
tive Committee The Office OF chief engineer and supcri
tendeni from Colonel Cuyer has resigned abO
she Joseph Forsyth Johnson formerly O the Royal
Gardens in Belfast and recently horticultural III
rector Alexandra Palace LOnOn has applied Tor The POSI-
ton o: botanical gardener and horticultural
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
THREE VIEW DANCES FOR THIS sEAsoy

TIE tenth annual convention Of the Lmericon
Society q Dancing prcessors which has been going ON AZ
Tie Grand Union Hotel Monday adjourned yesef,av
afternoon This society made mp Of tie most prominent
teachers OF dancing In the country The members visited
several dancing academies aud Brooklyn and decided
70 admt Two new weitzes and the
ocla category OF the organization. The
can oavo,@ presented by James T. Brooks, OF Ptsburg
nae ereeefn smooth movement while tie other the Colu
pa oy EDWIN e. SPHINX OF Providence s yeer In the
Ootasol square dance eight couples VIII same
simple. ~ - 'N"''S
lie ohcers OF tho society for the ensuing year are Pres
dent Samuel ID. SPHINX, Providence vice presdenf John
uIn Biookyn s.cretary O. II. Rivers, Brooklyn treas
uroi' Joseph L. Marlin. Brooklyn examiner, L. De o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
TIE ALDkRMEN AND THE CABLE ROAD.

a rumor was circulated yesterday that the
Aldermen At their Wednesday pass the
Cable Railroad franchise but
who said that passage without public
hearing before the Railroad Committee Illegal
claim Of the Cable road supporters that the recent gsa
ton dsquaying the Aldermen Ia franchises
apply 10 them but that they under the old
ditOns of the Cantor complied with by the
committee and the hitch this Several
known Cable Road adyOC present
meeting The Aldermen
neither affirm runOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
coLoREp cLERGYMEN WHO ARE UNHAPPY.s

There Is trouble in tho Zion Afrlcan MsIhOuIBt
Episcopa Church in Mommouthst. Jersey CITY The REV.
Henry M Wilson Of the church ~ the time OF
the last conference Apr when he wes to Maa
wan Ar Wilson severed his connection with he
church his salary in arrears about $500 inst tns
Ss salary Recently Nj wilson visited Jersey City and bad
An animated interview with the trustees The result was that
h received another for 800 which the trustees were
obliged to at maturity The Rey DE Bradley MT WI
on the actions OF the trustees ana
when his objections oveuled by the board he appealed
to Rev Abraham Anderson tho presiding elder ana so
cused MI Wilson Of improper conduct IN coming into the par
sh and taking away which the church needed for other
The presiding elder cited MT Wilson TO appear for
trial and the will be heard day IL Is not denied that
the church is in debt 10 Wilson for salary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
NFW-JERsEY TOWNS.

WEST HoBoXEy.-Tle people OF this town talking Ola
wonderful faith said TO have been performed at the Pas
sonis Monastery "Wednesday The patient is Mrs Cath
crime Murphy OF Pottsvile PENN who has been suffering
paralysis She has been unable TO for
months at time her friends say except at times
crutches. Mrs Murphy taken to the monastery on
Wednesday and with the aid OF her clutches and
friends made way into the building When she came ont
she had cruches behind and able to walk well
Of those who accompanied her The priests i'll The
monastery refuse 10 speak about the case.
w.BRlyswICK-Elia Johnson has heen sentenced N
three years in the state Prison attempting assault
Anna he Munn a colored woman. OF Prospect Plains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
STICKS AND sroNFs an 4 WEDDING PARTY.

Of orange e. have 1gaIed frequently IN police snnss
family e s%s and AND Ss eSe s cn
Da1.tSu l., lad wnS !, ven asss x by ~ Ct; en-
GaIhollands AID Ao result s scruI marriage
bu. rnSn had more dcyy IN bring
na ks parents 10 terms most formidable obstacle being
Consent The couple ROmap Catholics they were mar
red pres in tho Church OF pIr Lazy Oh Ie tey
home IN the evening and while they were pro;
nross Mira Higgins suddenly became rampant and
Sre fight started outside re house and was neps up
freely used Yesterday the two houses showed many evil
~ The combsants were in the police station making COM
pants one another and last night when the patrol
OF arrest Il intention Of the bride and bridegroom 70
1--we In some other noghborhood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10

THE PROPER STUDY OF MANKIND IS NAM"
the he had included in the
would the truth II p0ecsl
DR. r. Pierce made them both life study especially
woman peculiar arrangements which her delicate
system liable Many women in the land who are acquainted
with Dr. only through his Fav0rite Prescription
him with all their hearts for he has brought them the
all those chronic ailments peculiar 10 their
eucorhpa poapsus aud other dspacements ulcer
alton Internal fever bloatng tendency internal cancer
and other ailments Price reduced TO dollar BY drug
gis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
JERSEY CITY.

poraha Maroha age eighty Eve died I'm the Jersey City
Hopita Yesterday injuries received August 81 She
met by group of Youngsters on the street and one OF
them directly OF her causing the old woman 10
M she broke one and taken 10 the hospital
Gussvs and Charles SappO OF No. SO Railroad
ave, have been arrested.
jewish congregation IS being established the Heights
by the efforts Of T. Harveis prominent member OF that
community The dedication OF their shrine will take place
next sunday at ESQ m. at No 67S Neisons ave Dr.
Henry ersoni OF NewYork has been invited to deliver the
address The congregation is TO be called Bnai Israel"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
STAMP coLLEcroRs TO ORGANIZE.

A convention of phatests STAMP collectors)
WIN be held September IL aud IA at tho Metropolitan As
senby Rooms IL this city. committee appointed
pilatelc societies OF New York Chicago Philadelphia
Louis and Atlanta ga has enrolled about 400 phatelists
from all parts OF the United States SOuth America
and the West Indies for the purpose Of organizing Pha
tec Society Of America whose ain and object WI
further the Interests OF Collectors by enabling them acquire
the and
without the assistance Of dealers done by m
lar societies in Europe for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
DTsTRTB OTTNG Ola DSTOVE'S PAUPHLEE
There WAS a la1ce crnwd of Iriah Nafinnal lot S

last evening No 81 Union TO hear Edward
lone the newly elected state delegate Of
League deliver lecture upon the Irish with especial
what done AT the big Chicago
everybody looked disappointed when Chairman
the doctor could
self, however gave account OF the convention
eloquent speech closed by distributing
copies Gla-tOncs pamphlet which he had purchased al his
expense. General Kerwin and NJ D. Gallagher made
speeches and Michael Dryer elected corresponding
fetaTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
NEWARK.

The body of who fell from freight train at the
Market station OF Pennsylvania Railroad has been
identified that Of John f. McKc0n, who lived at No "a Jay
st., Brooklyn
Pressburger dealer in clothing appeared
before Justice yesterday charge OF deseron
and bonds to appear before the Grand jury The com
plant made by a who arrived In Newark on
from alleges that Prcssburger
ST. Louis and that they have
three children living that he deserted her there Press
burger married second time months ago In Now
airms wife obtained divorce from him in san
Francisco This the denies, and claims that the de-
4 fraudulent
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brooklyn Jockey Club raecs Parkvile, Up. m
Bernard Singer Inquest, RidgewOod, L. l.
Meeting OF Master Plumbers, No OF Union Square.
Trial OF Frederick NJ Kenyon Harlem Police Court
Examination OF Commissioner OF Jurors Reilly, before
Referee Daniels.
Meeting OF Irving Hall Democracy. evening.
Congressional Convention OF ProhibitoDsts. brooklyn
evening.
Cappss Jubilee at West Brighton afternoon and evening"
Music in Battery Park, p. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
THE ELM STREET JBpROVEysvr

The Sub committee of the Board of Street Open-
ngs held an executive session Yesterday In the office OF the
Commissioner OF Public Works concerning the prOpOsed
opening and widening OF Elmst from
etc Place The Board Is Newton
Park Commissioner Beekman and of
Board Of Aldermen The scheme considered yesterday
u construct continuous street eighty nom
Eighst down 10 Chamoersst Several maps and charts
were anu W heiA ewvon was requested 10 have
further sideratiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
? J 8 ! ! 9 3 @ 3
and Chicago clubs played the first OF their three
games yesterday which tho Detros Won This Is the only
cha nge in the record which IL as follows:
A MILE ON A BICYCLE IN 2:33.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept 9.-In the second
days meeting at the bicycle tournament here the nrst
race, the Hartford Wheel Club one mile handicap, was
won by a. g. Dresser, 10 yards. with e. A. Deoiers
crateb, second and George Pratt 10 yards, third.
T1me-242a. The one mile pro amateur race was won
by Rvwo by a dozen feet. with Ives second me one
mile handicap professional won by f. WOOD oil
England (scratch) 33. beating Hendees record OF
ga and beating the time made In race r.
second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
The COURTS.

Is SYDNEY RosESFELD GUILTY OF CONTEMPT
Sydney Rosenfed is required by an order OF JUS
too Andrevs OF the Supreme Court TO show cause next
Thursday why be sent jail for contempt OF
Court Leo Godnsrk and Heinrich Conred obained az IN
junction IN June 1885, restraining Rosenfed rom prouuong
exercising any control over or wn inc 9Pe a
the Answer In the stars Ex Judge A. J. Dtenhoefer on
behalf Of propetors OF the obtained an Injunction
which X claimed Rosenfeld has dsQbeyed by
the production the opera in the West Samuel Inter
meyer appeared for Rosenfeld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

In a suit begun by William p. and Henry T.
Chapman composing the firm Of Chapman & Co, brokers'
against Arthur Robin son. g. Ogden and Hermanus ~
claim Tor s7ss tho plaintiffs have obtained from Justice
property OF Mr. Welch. He formerly Mayor OF New
Haven and president OF the First NATIONAL Bank IN
that city Chapman Co claim that Robinson Ogden OBJ
taned credit from them on false representations.
Justice Andrews in Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
reserved decision application made behalf OF the
owl club restraining organization In the Twenty first
Ward which proposes to give cambake, nom using It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
T GOOD SPORT PROMISED AT PARKVILLE.
HORSES THAT OUGHT 70 WIN AND RUN SECOND
LIST OF THE ENTRIES.
The Rroollvn Jockov CIuh nraeorts N oood

y
The Brooklyn Jockey Club presents a good
programme for Its seventh days racing day but then
It takes good programme at this stage OF the game
10 draw good crowd. Racing every day In the week
IL rather ures"me excepting to a confirmed gambler
As long, however. as the public patro ze tue racing
tracks sufficiently to make tlcm paying Investments
Jockey clubs will race. and why shouldn't they9 There
eleven for the first sprint OF
OF mile. Cleaner ought 10 win II aud Mona should get
the place The second race s sweepstakes, special
weights and one-oighh miles IL should fall to the
lot OF the tnre old Enduor who easy race
at sheepshead Bay yesterday. Richmond is likely
second. The third 10 for iwoyesr0ds. threequar
tiers OF mile. lttIala seems to be good enough
Bedford though he has developed ugly temper with
Mclaughlin on his pack, ghJ TO secure the place.
The fourth race is for threeyesr-0ds. Why should
not ssnanac win III OfalloD is coming around and
appears TO be the best OF the others He should be
second. Fifth on tie card comes handicap one mile
Burch although he carries the Top weight ought TO
secure nrst place Editor, who has himself be
great failure THE year. ought be second. The sixth
race Is Tor selling paiers, three9uarters OF mile The
entries follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAxBRRs- Before Andrews, Nos.
77.S g. g. 89 l39 IS9, l4o. l4l, l0S 1885, 49, $780,
sURRoGATE's CouRT-Before Rollins s.-wils Of Frank
Griffin Rachel Ann Ryeson Clara seme aid Robert Laugh
LIN at 10 m; viii Of Antonio Welche at II I'm
COURT GENERAL SRssIOSs-PART I.-Before Recorder
smyh and Assistant District Attorney Felows-Nos
II. H. 49, H. Is. IL. II. ls 49, 49, 81 ~
COURT OF GENERAL sEssoSs-PART IL-Bofore Judge Gi-
dersleeve Assistant Attorney Bedfor,Ad
iourned until Monday. Sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
FOR HOLDING BAoKA MONEY ORDER

william H. sharp, postmaster at Patchogue. LII,
before United states Commissioner IN BROOKLYN
yesterday charge Of converting paid To n for
order Ia his own In January he accented The
money from Jacob BOhm Germany and keut n
until March 10 have the proper International money
order blank 70 I'LL out when he amount The
charge against him made by Post Inspector Rev
The prisoner was admitted to 900 ball. appear exan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Brunsciok-Senator ]. b. Eustis, of Louisi-
ana RIM Avenue HOtet-Presiden c. X: Adams OF Cor
nell University Colonel CRnaday, OF North Carolina
and Thomas j. semmes Of New Orleans Hcq,nan House House
Ely Senator Alvin Saunders Of Nebraska Gseu House
senator Amasa J. Parker r Of Albany and Edwin Cowles
OF Cleveland Nec YORK Hotet-George W. Roosevelt,
Rev. Or. II. w Thomas. OF Chicago. Murray M Hof-
General s. X Dawson United Union square
Hofsstatc Treasurer Fitzgerald OF Albany. Wind
SOr Uotsl-Judge James Ii. Howe, OF Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
1.-THE ASS KyowETH HIS MASTERS CRIB"

"The OK knoweth his owner and the ass his
masters crib" 80 wrote the prophet AGES ago An eK
eur OF the truth OF these words says The R0c)
given In Carshalton few days bacs by pet dom
key which lad been stolen and sold to unsuspeetug
purchaser who, In innocence, took IL 10 the locality
where Its rghtul lived The donkey point blank
refused pass his door, and being by
OF the occupants claimed their property. IL 10
satisfactory know that the thief has convicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
LACE IMPORIEES FAIL.

The failure of William Stems and julius l.
LivIn gstouc trading William Sterns Co., or No.
46l Broome-st formerly OF No 81 Greene-st, was an
nOnncsd yesterday. The assignment was made to sam
ucl P. lily aud J. Meyers Il 60. are mentioned as
preferred creditors FOR Sl6332 co. stated that the
amount OF tho liabilities will probably reach 100000
aud depreciation In the value OF parcel Of wooilen
imported time ago said to be the cause OF
the failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
AIONG TILE sOrNn

srANFoRpR H. Gillespie. of The Adroc1ts has lost boy
other children Ill from the same
Three deaths have already taken place In
this place
BRDGEPORT-St. Agncss Convent attached TO st. Angus
conducted by the Sisters OF Merry,
was formally opened for the yesterday Tho
serpent reported yesterday the Housaonic River,
above the railroad bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
BASE BALL IN VARIOUS CITIES.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9.-The Brooklyns pounded
heavily to-day earning Of their twelve runs
Henderson was rather freely and was Wild sending
al, men to first balls and hitting three hveof whom scored
hitting with field largo enough
he would have had three to his credit instead OF
one the game In TIE eleventh inning oy xnookins
cnd was about Is nne any seen here Scores
A A,SSsi;s:::::::: sS9YSSS 9 Eia
Base hits-Athietc 10; Brooklyn 10 Errors-Ahletic ~
Brooklyn, 9. Pitchefs-Atkisson and Henderson.
BArTTMopE Sept 9-Mayss wdness virtually gave todays
eame to Baltimore Kllroy bated rather more freely
but was steady in his and well supported Meister
and orr led I'd batting and Rroy, sommers and hoseman
did the best fielding. The score.
s sss%sss ::::::::: 81
m Ssse MetnopoiisaD s. Ptc6ers and Mays
CHICAGO Sept 9-The Detroit and Chicago clubs began
series three games to-day The Detroit men founo
curves with and hit him safely fourteen
times while the home team could DO nothing with Baldwin
The score
Rs.sot1; $500 Is
Base h,ts-Detroit i4i Chicago .. Errors-Dctroit o.
Chicago, Z. Pitchers-Baldwin and Clarkson
CITY. Sept 9The here to-day was stopped
at the end of the sixth inning by rain The score;
Kansas City 2 Xxx
St LOuls ..................--...-...-.. u .
City q, ST Louis s. Pchers-McKeon and Kirby
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 4; st. Louis, g.
Detroit and Chicago clubs played the first OF their tee
games yesterday which Detros This Is the only
change in the record which IL as folows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
FRANSA VITO VELLEYg

salled oy the Uelert 'Hamburg-American Packet
Company for Hamburg yesterday A. Grosyeno Charles
f. Hoesch, Edgar Pape T. g. Br0wn A. h. sollmey.r Mr.
and Mrs II w. spOfOri and f. H. shepard
Sailed BY the GeInanlc (Mhltc for Itvert,ooI.
and hrs X q sechendorf T. n. Turpn. n. +. warlow.
Shaw, Dennis Payne. Arthur Psieiford William Ma
SON. The Rev o. l. Leonard, ID. Ironch, William A. Grundy
and Joseph Beecham.
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MLSTCuEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLANs.- Edward Hogan Michael Donovan and
Edward Tohiu broke into Washington Tompknss house last
after a>saung his dauRhte rubbed n ousc
They indicted yesterday for criminal assault and
burglary
KRyslCO-Da Mckinley fatally injured on Welnes.
day night He and his wife walking on the railroad
track they of the the milk tram. but Nc
Kinley fell against it several ribs were broAon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
MOHAEL DAVIII'S LECTURE TOUR.
L. L. a IL Il.

mens for the lecture tour OF Michael before his
10 Ireland. Alter taking short California Mr.
Daviu will proceed to New0ricans 10 81 Louis TO
Minnesota, 10 Detroit Canada Massachusetts, New. YORK
state and iennsy yania lie will finish up city wele
meeting viii be held IN the Academy Music and
banquet rendered aferwad Land League axtator
previous 10 his departure for Dublin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
TnE FIRST SCBWAY MANHOLE BUILE

Tho flrst manhoIe TOT The eIectricaI c0ndults was
started and nearly finished yesterday. Ii is Sixth al
Twenty tths. There VIII be one Of them In every block
They about four feet IN diameter and large enough "a
allow TO get down IN them and draw out and
adjust The wires Of the c0ndults.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
long ISLAND.

BATH BEACH-A hotel Will be erected by syndicate
the OF the Avon Beach Hotel here II VIII contain
$50 rsOins. and " IN De completed by May ], 1857.
F1rsnISG.- Times sold yesterday to Mcssrs Ten
and Balm for SO 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
Announcements.

c. c. Shayne. manufacturer Of sealskln gar
ments and fashionable turs will retail at lowest cash whole
prices this month Altering and repairing DONE Fashion
book sent free. No. lob Prinoe.st. near Broadway.