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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-16
END OF THE GREAT MORGAN SALE.
HIGH PRICES PAID FOR ETCHINGS.
A TOTAL OF S1,21L9G6 REcyIvED FOR THE PCT
rpFs ROCKS &c.

A TOTAL OF S1,21l9G6 RECEIvED FOR THE P'CI-
Urls ROCKS. &c.
The closing DAYS sNlc of the Morgan coHec-
zion was FROM some points ~ view one Of the "N' eN
traorln slv I'm the list art sales in New OK Fo
thirteen hours broken only by two intervals OF p'Il
an lour each Mr.. Kirby occupied the Gucu'neee eN
oyd conducted the sale OF etch'ncs with marvellous
rapitv For briei space ia the evening his place Va"
taken y an assistant who delayed thc sale s"me"h'
Int Nj Kirby soon took his place again and rat'Io' ."
the sale 10 70 conclusion over 900 PRINTS ana c"r-'
some ~ extreme rarity, vera sod ana tue le>.,'
scrpri>e ~ many counoi'seurs. euch '"i'' ,
RembrauGJS has never fallen under me h'"''' Oh"
c;ty yet IN no case thu prices higier 'i'"n' -.
cases not 80 high As the same specimens ""u'u '
,,.,..b, ~, rrrore The famous 100 Guilder lrlnt
sold FOR S5-5 10 Potter Palmer. OF Chicago. -No 90"
Six ly come cole tors esteemed me WorlHe9'
of the master. sold 20 MI. ChauIcey lot 80
Three rroc- sold for $3.50 10 j. q nav VI -
the large Descent from the Cross Tor 80 ~ -,
and tho e Claumiere ct Ia Grange Tom LOT 20
l,, , ,b, . Dnrer, had been sold reasonably '"'
e.. >, 1,,,o in His Cell" That piece OF IcrIecllo''
bringing only 500, and the Melancholy N'-'ns ~
Mr. shaw FOR $50. The Van LeydtnN drought pm
fro AZ 10 So ard tire Sci rengauers SOFA IF"H 30 w
eros Among the cugravinss Big" prices were oro'S"'
Nv s,,,e ngt III, general average was only moderate
tfrler- san ~i-tinc Madonna after iarhae 'i''Hns
sron and the Norghen- selling at from - 10 80
Strange, Charles / sold Tor 500, and On''lp
Ionchr. Na.dslen after Corresso for $50. N'Ie
satin Gown Pi,ture sofa for Sl25 ana Ai' i"Lly
Concert for S65. Altogether the sales OF '"e Oh"
masters which occupied the morning ana a'eIn'o"
realized Sl".72I ..,r
IN evening the modern e+cLings were ~oi for an
o,cslls,t average Of price. seymour HadenS Ca.''r
Pier received -ore inririent applause when presented
and prol.ht $500 from dealer after severe c'lnpe'
zion. his Au,memuon ,eip- for 80 ana MS SAo'o
nfil Pond FOR 500. both to dealers. Jacqnes 9ieGp
foid brought 500 and JHcQuei> l~If Alloi
Nei.so,,e- SOD for 500. The MeTon- sofa al CON.
Tarat,vrlv small prices and Fart>uN cEA,l -t.-H t.
examre. for $40 while forty four of PenneI NtON q.
S95I. rather lower average Wa'tner AISeas u
Ir,rrlif Sis. and hi- Christ pcioTt Pllatr aieI
S,,,-oc .,Id for $40 Nartial'- Cauctia>e SOd nor
81" and otter eciiug~ soII for from - TO 800 fach.
The o'cujuc- sale realized about 7'I9' Ut 'O"i '
Tie 14y ,f -'1fuI.
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VARIOUS FEATURES 0FIHELABoR QUE S7Ioy.

VARIOUS FEATURES OF THELABOR QUE S7IoN
James Graham and Andrew }. Best, OF the
Executive Board Of the Empire Protective Association,
called Jacob sharp at his Twenty -tLirdst onice
yesterday 20 him sign the agreement with lis men.
Mr. Sharp told the committee that il necessary for
him be the senate Inv esuga,IEg Committee and
that the time table world be finished at II to-day.
the contract Oh The Emigraut SaVnGs Bank building.
Las assumed new phase. The directors OF the bhnk
WAS sett ed immediately they wOud take the contract
away from him ana DO the WORK Themselves.
The walking delegates Of the painters waited on Con-
Church Of the Holy RedeeMer Fortyecondst ycstrr
70 pay union wages Mr. Hepburn declined 10 90 IL ana
the mem struck work Ten minutes later Mr.. Hep
burn gave DO aid the men went back TO work.
\ petition from the ma ptl,y OF ID" drivers ana con
ductors the employ u no jersey city ana Bergen
Point Horse Railroad Company, asking that twelve
hours he made a days work, Was presented by com
mttee yesterday 20 SuprTulc tent -Iyrc. Mr. ~ayre
said that the REQ u-st Of tie employee W I've COMPLIED
with far u can cOH-Iaer.ua the nature Of the
The jourreymen plumbers Of Jersey City and Hoboken
srrcf Yesterday To- have trlr wages fixed al the uni
range from - 80 TO -. The strikers also ak to
have OF aDor liked az eight hours on saturday
master plumbers compiled with the demands ana the
Others are expected 10 fall INTO line to-day.
Mayor Whitney failed ctu,r 10 approve or dfapprove
the recent resolution Of Brooklyn Aldermen rrquir-
Ing all street-car drivers 10 De licensed AFTER April !,
ana the measure has become law bY hs failure To veto
H. twelvehour time table went INTO force on the
Nostraud Avenuc Inc, bat the men expressed them
selves as greatly dissatisfied with H. on the Lorimer
street ana GrecnPo!ht DFdHcu the nc" arrangements axe
About fifteen cigar manufacturers met last evening at
Sseugerbund Hal. at Smith and ~cnermerhorn sts.,
Brooklyn and formed a Protective Union. Joseph
Keher was elected president
The Master Painters Association. OF Brooklyn, Nas
formed az Everett Hall EltOu-st and GalaUn!ice
last evening william Harkuc,-, OF the Brooklyn Board
OF Education was elected president.
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4 SCENE ~ THE CIl4DIJN PARLIAMENT.
THE GOvFRNNF NJ CHArGED WITH COOKING
r.L--. ,--n-L-. - Z. nL--,- NLrN-

THE GOvFRNMF NJ CHARGED WITH COOKING -
THE RIPpETs AS 10 RIEEs SANITY
OTTAWA, March i ISgecidh.- In the Cana
dian Parliament tnis afternoon Mr.. Thompson Minister
Of Justice in answer to question stated that the teic-
grams concerning EeIs sanity frat received from
the Medical Commissioner November l. before the
order i'm council was passed LET the law take It's con
But these kilograms Le said sent back 10 the
rDi,sioners when their written report received.
Th,reupon the leader Of the Opposition in
An excited speech charged the Government
with sending these kilograms back be-
cause they differed from tho rep0rts presented
10 Parliament and with cooking these reports 10 suit
their own purposes IN fact he said there peared 10
be no doubt that these ical reports were written and
sent 10 h- Government after kcHS execution 80 mat
they mai nothing with the GOVERNMENTS decision
in the matter Nr. Thompson AZ once jumped 10 BIZ
and repuI tt-d the chtrg" deDouncng the leader
the Opposition rOuudy for accusing members OF any
Government OF such henou5 crime as that OF cooking
a rrport 10 shield themselves for executing any man
even though be up armed rebellion agaiust me
couutry. other members severely criticised the GOV
eminent for pressing the debate while .cce~sry papers
aatug % tat rebellion uai not been brought down.
motion u continue Tho debate az once, however, was
carried Jy "a vote Of 100 10 81.
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u RY.
MISREPRESENTATION HAHN.


CONGRESSMAN MICHAEL HAHN.
WAsulNGrox March l. >pa-iaN fine few loungors
who at the early hour Of $50 o'clock this morning.
SO nj in the Lobby of Word's Hotel calmly discuss
inc tho r,,cc, -, the weather prep.-atory 70 taline
their breakfast, ,r, startled hT one OF he employees
rushing 70 the clerks dc.k horror and conservation
depicted in his face. -Thrrc. q mau in 40 rs with
hI. throat cut" he exclaimed In an instant the clcra
was bounding NJ the stairs with THONG Of curioUs
guests and employees If the hotel following him.
Bursting open the door of 80 H. they found living MP
ON the floor tn, hrad against the bureau lie arms ont
stretched and the face gha,Ir pale the body Of C~u
sp,,r Michael Hahn of Iou,.i.ro IL rac. AID
..'.....I',.t n, 49,, .., NJ.
"'''-' "''' ''''-'" WIN ''"." ar" " .'"' P''i "'
blood was on the floor br~le the manteipiece. d" |
went into lis room five minnie. ago said the IOfler
I, ,,o frt IN ,oiso tbc oioru, d. IN start The tyo
WV W.
when saw nm lYlng there on inc MOOR ID bis MIht
shirt covered will blood Ho already cold. The
t,!os were drawn There WI. scarcely liabt enough
to see by.
An examination of the body OF the unfortunate man
soon d closed the tact that death wa, the result Of
~ M. f ,.,.,.., .r,o,..,.,,, d. ,,
"'"'' ''-'' - ms ' -,
torr,er had .-p treating Mr. Hahn for over month
8, III .o.. - &c.. L;, Lor+ ,bo not;.rt
lor ""H c"S' u Oi'"oN'''S' ""'o" N'P' CIV P'.''
confined 10 hIs room great deal 81 the tpne. Last
q III. n
t......:. 49,, 900. o.. l, "a, nh
''''' j. a. HIS ''''"'' ~ - " '''
he took yea IN the P"Ghc dining room. lie seemed IN
excellent spirits From a. Appearances" said Dr.
Ii t Ia, d. be zos at,oc, ed viii, a c8uoLno smell
!
WINE III "'u anu lHP'"l'"a o'o'u ''Ne''' ds ''' "'u
clothes were stained with blood. He then got mp and
Il.,,,, -. a., tr, Mao, l.o,.d oc,;rst ia. ro.n.,l
I
heaNin- up great quantities "i uooI uh'H ne p'cdie
faint from ne loss and Stage mig back tel upon his
hack an the Hoor sLould lloe that he did not h.e
- H., -. 81 Ill Ia dad mo, r,ol
more 'u'H I'"r "''"''' anu. I'""''S "' "'' N' '''
lie his danger or was 100 dal' To call I"f assistance
He was man OF very steady habits. though rather
Is,I,t rl.l III, roc,,c,y J,s room Us small
icr. anil ~ II, flo cT,-t
. 80 ,,oJ ,,';.lIr ,sr tla tour, Than. III,
" ~ .i1 + ~ tL Hal ~, ma,
ba .r tricnds on thew Nav IN The Co-,;roI Lis
49, a,,,.- t,l,,,.5. ;,,o UlI,,i, 70 ,.,.tt,ir tL.
trr,i ~ ,b. cad -, Thar. ,,'. Lut one tIino -, -
' u"'" I,'t .,j 80, b, ~ IiL ,'rs,.y ,bo
u,o ,i, ,I- ro.,.5 -, tb. M rood
,,raiities Of tbc dead man
Mr. II Martin of Louisiana offered ,prropri3te
cl.,,;,,. a n ,,o,cJ an a,li,r,cpt r, .ba Ssra.s
Ur Eretis iii 10 SOM IoII.v.,po ~ -icllv mon
, i,, ~ U.,,.,,,,r Vr ,b 80 o,.i a. H.. IN
e.. ~. 80 - - - -, - .
IH"iIitn me 7eeheu I'D "eIG" u"U"l uPVH inc mu"9
ul iublc NEE.
Mr. Hahn was the only Eepuoucan m'mOer III tn'
Louisiana delegation to Congress. In a time when II
required great courage auu pluck in the south 10 mp
hold the MON, hc was stahcn jrioni-t lhroul d.
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OBITUARY NOTE.

WORCESTER. Mas, March 1j.-Jo'ilh L.
sell secretary and treasurer Of the Whi,iu Itchiae
Company OF Whtiqsv s del suddenly OF heart dsclse
TODAY az the % -X y years
PORTLAND ore. March In W. Fnc1i1c.ri'r. oH-
OF the leading lawyers o. this city, died saturday
from cancer a. the ,tom sen. lie tnr richest lFycr
I'M IA. state aud wa PRECEDENT of the oregon IRE ani
Marine Insurance Company.
PRINCETON y j.. March l5.-John Tompkps =
wei known, coo-ed jockey and trainer is dead. 10
was brought from tire Sorn by Colonel McDmIes and
followed Ae stable o. ;ult nogsean durnE his ca. er
ouf he furr
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time drilling at Union Hill as members OF The kihe
Union" The testimony was 50 suspicious that Judge
Fitzrerad took and soon developed the sthrtns
Inflammation that the Rife Union. whose alleged occ
was TO practice target shooting, was rety ErouP VI
co,umuiists fully armed VITA Srrnsueli ana ihcuea
ter rIaes who met eve-y Tuesday nsht Tor dili one
witness ackuowl lodged being the treasurer ne anu
most OF the others did not believe IN .oh nor ~ t
sauctity Of an oath. 1nat -ettieu Nuo NOi0""'"'' ~
and thev hound over At once
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRrBuxE OFFICE. March 16-l 4. m.-Tne warm
wave overspread the Middle Atlantic states yesterday,
except on tn coast, where breezes kept the empera-
ture down. Neither the depression IN the Lake region
nor hat in Dakota attended By any considerable
precipitation sthOu gh there much cOudness along
the northern part Of the country The barometer here
fell slightly with purity coudyskiss. The temperature
RANGED 80 and 40. the average al So beng
3l2' higher than on the corresponding day Iast year
auu ! IL mig er than Oh sunday
Ntar.y stationary temperature, some clouilnes-, ah
pcrhap, ll-h' ram may he expected IN thls Guy anu
vicinity to-da. warmer far partly cloudy, ednes-
day; cooler, Thursday.
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RECENT IDyAyCEs N CHEMISTRY

Dr. II. Darlington Bolton, professor of chem
stry in Trinity College read paper night before
the Ne-Yors Academy OF sciences Recent Progress
In nlstry" Among other tuu-s the lecturer sid
The faith tn aIuvStrr1u- vital force, which u p0pu'
Larry currrut l. being rather shaken by recent CHEM
istry. Gradually make more ANA more c'hb'uAllpus
and products. Identical with those winch spring rom
aul.n4. and vegetable Re lt Will be the real TRIUMPH
o chrmis rs wueu ltc3u break over into the suaec 81
PHYSIOLOGY anu auay and account FOR the -ecre'hs
aud products OF the animal economy, whose composition
l. now entirely unknown
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vEw.JrRsrY RAILROAD TAX CASES

TRENTON, March 15.-MesSrs. Barker Cum
mere SON for the State, and M-ssT' Defonest, Bedle.
NcCrter CouoYerand Drake for the railroad companies
appeared before the Supreme Court today TO
settle the form of Judgment and question Of costs
III the railroad tag. ". =. Gummrre presented
the form OF Judgment which the state insists
should be entered in the cases The Court he'd that
costs could he collected against the state, u pei uE
the that the rule for Judgment should he
amended nv the prosecutors 40 a. to limit It's effect
merely assessments AMI levied under the act
ana leaving Of the judgment dcteuLu alton OF
tie question Of valuations. Mr. Gummcrcs form OF
juds 1cut then approved and ordered entered.
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L...r.elHT rJVrr4e D. cOyWlr.

IT," i;-v. Robert C0llyer President Barnard
10. er Hoe, Professor BJtJa Professor Chandler, c.
stofar~ a. WGLter. Joseph w. Harper chief Justice
Daly Gecr-e ..am Curtis. Henry Hot r. H. S0ddIri.
j. ". Cut.W ana others nave requested MOrcurc ID.
Conway G.. series Of lectures on English social
a.5 tc. he. and on n" present outlook IN Great
BItaI. anf .l rtuIeUcirs W. Conway has accepted
t.r lny ..;.or and Will deliver four lectures In the
Uuyer- Glib Theatre on tn eSenngs Of Aprl /, =, Is
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THE WLITHER EXPORT

GOVERNMENT TNDICArIONs-FOR 80 HOURS.
WAsHINGrON, March 16.-FOr New-England,
variable winds Stationary temperature, Light rain or
snow. followed by warmer fair weather.
For tho Middle Atlantic states. -outhery winds.
slightly warmer iIir weather. followed by occasional
light local rains.
For the vicinity OF Ncw-Yorz City and Philadelphia,
slightly warmer fair weather.
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No. 100 West Fftyfourth-st, 10 consider
the affairs of this organization President Cobbs report
showed that Of l,jOO shares OF stock which nust De
subscribed FOR ~ May - to presrrve the COMPANY
charter. 4j3 shares stil remnin unsOld Inc
opinion OF those present generally IN iaN'r
OF AN issue OF bonds bearing per cent interest
bring in money enough TO purchase TIE remslhih
shares II this should prove successful TIE STOCK
Will have reduced to the number OF shares a!iead!
sold AMI paid for
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rRrIva 81 ENFohcE ~ - oRDIy4NcE

Except fOs the presence OF body OF police
men IL would not have known yesterday that there
was anything unusual going on at Pier No. 3, where
strke against the Nrw-York steam Company Is IN pro-
gfess The officers Of the company say mat the slkri
over Yesterday they put in Use bucket, when MS
The coal from the scOws dumps II INTO the receiving
BIN with twice the rapidly or the othrr buckets An Old
ordnauce hch the books Tor sky years,
I'm: FOR long rot been enforced was bIoutAt
M hy the strikers IL prohibits tie erection OF any sa
non arV building engine on pier justice Lawrence
in tie Supreme Court granted tie company an ~ lhc-
ZION 10 restrain the strikers from Interfering with It's
property.
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Of tho Methodist Episcopal Conference South to-day
the question down from the General Conference
"shaI the names OF the church 10 changed from
the Methodist Episcopal Church south to the
Methodist Episcopal Church in America submitted
AM by vote l7j 20 .. the Conference declined 10
chance the n1mc The minority composed OF DR..
Dlcc aud The Row Mr. Du.-neY
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AUDUBov-At Salem. wa,A7etoa co-r--. Vow york On
a. Join V. and G,rGie Audubon Ak q 70 lars,
Noiice Of funeral hereafter ,.
BAKKri.-np v,ni.s. March ID. anne e.. daughter OF
fVGeT5 segyle, IRON hsr ar r's' = a' ' 49, oa
~ ~ -, u ,,, ,,,r,, %, ~, bo,,, Ji
css. george n IIs,u. ,i,fI@ III, -'.r , 40 n.
fS nsra =: rom irc are re-. & 55 b, 40 a
-, " -' -, - ~" -. go 81, 49, -,
kn,5 p n Gara ae aaT' apooe AZ - y ~
r aSe .or,,,a. e ,o, o., ,.t ,r, ,tr,ve A.,
f G5h9, ,' IN rIs, S, = Me- 3D. ~ |
Friend. aiu please omit -ead l. flowers.
Medical society of,he CoHpry OF New Member,
a.aciitc 'u.rln flint, y j. Id a. inst. caurcI 5e4
~ anu 'biS IT ~ W. w. D. President
WESLEY N. cAkP"NlER " d. Secretary.
NJ, r,.,,.. c.,. 49,, - :, fin, 100 r,.,.,.,,.,
toat'ond the funeral Of the late Austin Flint g. d. eR plc'
dent on IueSlay March 10 at D. H. al Clr't march Oh
ave ana '''h's" rcoRt y n pr,sfI.pt
= r,copr-. n n So 4. ~ JIM d. De- i'o''A''
-
Flint Members of the Newfo.k Count" N'ica As'oda
p o, st ,,.. ,s ~ ,"'.' 40 ''-
CH,RLF, a LE,Lr. N. D.. President.
r BHlNHAHG FORi.R ID e'ria.J.
HAVIIAN DIN Brooklyn. on Mor84y rlleI DO ~ pn.u
noaa ana 7h5'p.ry cough e,. ~. 1rllr -ara-str n a
3irc ~. an ~ , ,e'N .,,.- ma h. ,t ~
o'clock p@' ''
IHfemenj later
UATNr-.r Mon lav March D.rfarn Trstu.z 41p a
f., Ilr. pr.a ana, 4 IT4tu.s
Funeral SERVICES viii be- lei, Al llJ' resage Navcy
Pace LnEaIetA Nc6Jer,,y. On NedLc--A., Mach -,
Trans lea sc ,%ev. York at Am.
n ''sJ '. D"' n, .nos, March Il Charlie. ,,-, o,,,
ch.li o, Alrc, Il a d uttt. b. ue.a .r5.a. lg- =
months
Keatvs and friend. ere invited 10 attend the fuun %, 80
NuougA.y ave-. ErooAyn. on "Wednesday 1IaIcI -, az
p M
SON # rams and Lizzie p. JARVIS
FuItTai private.
LACE an Nlooa4y March l5 lass Mrs Nargart I,rcy
Funeral service, tie r-ieuc. of Der uH. d. rs. a.
LIVING 20 18th st., Wednesday, March -
Ocrck
\..r..r- ,+.rt. r,r-, O.. ,.r-,r, y r rob 10 1s.s
IiarT,f \rUrIi Norf.s
service n mo rr.s rua.ll- morn .rlr. .i az 1879
O'Clock.
Iultrmcu' al INrulehcr 'f iduy
PRA ~uluct % fremont oil SUNDAY March t. I'm tho
.uil yrarof 81 William j. eldest SON Of ant IN
Joseph Do. an Louisa FrItI. o. ru1tam4la
H. vcs ana friends invited 20 attend the funeral from
the l-it trr'ot''ah 'iiuCL W --lh Z On ave- II lpl
SANGER-Oa Nfonday March 10 10 hi, re,fdeu,e No 10
MOufa. ur rrTac. BOOklyn Henry SAUCER IN The B}d
his
Friends relatives are invited - attcni the funeral
vices al Grace 'hurc. Brooklyn Height, Thursday norm
Ing. March is. AZ Il oc.oc<.
Friends ar requested MOI 10 SEND lowers
- t,--arur,lav March - Charles
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1917 and in 1884, went tic University Of virginia.
where he graduated With the highest horrors Early IN
life lie pr,ctisel law a. Yc'sbGrL Later ne was
dealer in southern supplies IN the nrns o. briry' '"'"
o e. 70 n, T,pl.vtlIe and New. orleans and Butisy,
Lytie & Johnson. OF -. L0Gts. lc WIS "'"fl'J .it
made the turf his aruaonent. lie Was Glfr'1t - lAi
provprb mat Ms horse. which ty rie'S A-FP iHt
I'm the East flr a.. tlcy were WJr1- nc 'SA'o' s'N
4 llTrr.
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE

CHICAGO March 5-The largest reduction YET made
I'm passeu the Pacific Coas: went into effect
today The Chicago, Loui, and Missouri River Pass
cucer ISOLATION issued circular announcing net rates
from Chicago 10 California points by al lines Is tO-
lows: First class $50 80; seconu-class, 81.
PHILADELPHIA, March lj.-Tbe Pennsylvania Rail
road Company announces tic following reduction OF
rates Oh It, Sev-NOrk and Chicago limited express
Between New-York and Philade phia and Chicago. -
between Baltimore and Nd~llu and tAca-O II 90
with a CORES pondiug reduction to other points.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, March l5.-Tns Milwaukee, Lake
shore and Western Railway ComPany's annual report
for 40 shows gross earnings have been l374 sos 90
operating expenses 1914 3ss 90 surplus after payment
OF interest. SG3,j43 Is.
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AHSASSLNS IN 4 sooLlLIsr nrnrn

CNCISNATI, March / 5 Special. Henry and
Rudolph Beistein were examined to-day in the police
court charged with having ON the night OF March q
called fred Koeh, harness maker froU,
bis bed and fred about twenty Shots at him and hi,
wife. hOuEh without effect They called several wit
Ss<sss so prove alib claiming have been at tina,
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over MY sedate, pale-loohing boOkkeepers
anu a'' TIRE" away their cares last night and
enjoyed asood dinner at the Union Square Hotel. Be
ore dnntr he annual election OF the Accountants and
D00kkeepeFs Institute had been held win the fo oU
ing result; T. r. slfgSue. president; T. f. Corkey
NcoPtt soeli henry Harney1 secretary; T. l. Witt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-16
ffr AToDDlRD At DlLr.s THEATRE.

a Dal}s Theatre yesterday morning John l..
stOllar- save the second illustrated lecture Of his
course before audience which occupied every IN
tue house. subject was Napoleon from the
Throne g. -. Hr ma. Tie lecturer graphic and
crarati" - me exciting scenes which MAKE NJ
this portion ~ the little pOraPs' LIE ending with
d. n--L- a -. HeLema.
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.,e fashion OF hour not low ent vest S neat
sio,b trousers ALL OF course, black with pat ul IS
set coverings and white n~cktie is so 10 III
r. ,,-n AZ any full dres. affair. THIS may oe an
Io To- ~ iii in commercial ana thrifty New YORK Dut III
his latitude and longitude man cannot os "' ''S0
hixMhere unless he wears SOME sott on snr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-16

LOUISVILLE, Ky. March - (SpecdD. Colo
mel Robert Johnson, the Kentucky urfmsn died this
morning OF pneumonia at Knoxville, Tenn. Colonel
Johnson belonged 10 one OF the oldest and weathest
families in the state lie was bosa Lexington la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-16
ANOTHER DRAWN GAME At CHESS.

IJkKkIONT UUF~ SUNNI IAFIIAL TN IiI''I u I''t'
III, LACK OF ENERGY.
NEw-ORLFANS March 1j.-lhe fifteenth
game Of chess for the worlds championship between
Zukertort ard steuz and the sixth Of the series
IN n city came Oh afternoon ut the rooms OF the
Chess. Checkers and Whist cub and eIled 10 draw
alter y.uiuc moves by Zusertort, who played with
the white men, and forty-eicAt by steiniz With the
black. Following is the score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-16

DR. grRcHARD LEANS RUTGERS COLLEGE.
The Rev. DIR. Burchard has resigned his posi-
ton AZ president OF Rutgers Female College The
vacancy will he filled by the Rev. DIR. Sampson until
permanent ArTan gements are MADE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-16

OF the ian y who u-'T from weak a lame backs
VII never 90 thoiouzly lr.c,d mp until they d. III ile
ORIGINAL patented rlstcrs" ~ 1t5 ard 1p7y Benso1,
which b,h ,tr lening and a.gAy curative. Asa .tF
u . usDnS oilers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-16
Uoli.lrll Holires.

The Monthly Meeting OF THE REPU BLtCAN COUNTY
COMMGl1EE VIII be held al Grand opera House HAL
Tuesday evening. March 10. 1856 At 5 0 clock
Ao0On wall TAX the proposed Amendments 70 u
constitution.
The Executive Committee viii meet at 7s50.
KNOX MCAFEE kDWA9l MITCHELL
SeorutaIy. Presll, III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-16
TIE sHENAaD0lH's clrIlW son.

ANNArOLI,, Md. March l5.-Captam James
l. Wadd~l commander OF the state Fishery forces WAS
This r,,rf NJ stricken with congestion of the hran and
st, o-,ir,l condition He Was captain ofthe Confed-
aie rnlseF nduah and Is well known throughout