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New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
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BICKER-At Far Rocaway, L. l.. June B. water BicNe in
Fanera fr5n Tue iseiorned Duch Church He yhts
BIooNyn saturday. June >, at 10 a. m
Friends nv.teL
InterJncnt In Oreenwood
DODGE-on THURSDAY June 3, 1886. in Brooklyn Harry e.
Member OF the drm OF Clark Dodge Co.
Notice OF iuneral hereafter
EMdEron wednesday. June3 1885 at her late resiencs
80 242 Lesnxolays ora anna Hiser WHO" o in'n'
CAyAry Church 2lsts~ ali itaSe On
7atar Jnas ,,, D a. sders 1S b. Sent
Fs & iaas aI t3asS Is U ysar SaIy
Interment private.
GOBLh-Mechanics Lodge No. lls. LOO r Brothers Yol
day Jns Tor he parpo,s attending the faaer
Ss Ss1s ats o sisnee Sa g. o9 yves Vest iIh't
Interment at Florida orange County ~ " Aoniay juno
Trans leaves foot Of chamoersst Erie Raroadl
Suddenly ar Babylon. L l., on wednes iay
June 2 Henry yemeysr son Of .he late dol william
Fanera rvices wl be held at his .ts rsd'ns' No 7i'
HALL-on Friday June at s2 Perrepont St. Susan rat'
Han wOy S Of on.res RI ,o Hah y are invited 70 a,n tho
funeral Grace Church Brooklyn Heights On sunday.
KELLY-At hi, late residence 81 East 6Jthst on ruesV
June John Kelly. @, p..n.. c.,,o,r,, 81, ~. an,
5Otb.st. saturday. 9th at lOoclock A. N.
Il IS Urgently requested flowers be omitted.
LUDLOw-on Fniay. June 4. Phoebe Marsh Ludlow.
Funeral services on Monday a. 1880 the house of
h nephew, MI William IL. Humphrey, No ~ West
1t is Kindly requested that aowers be sent
PERSONAL Morristown y. J., June 2. Anna NJ. wife
Funeral services her late re,Ioae South st. Morris.
town. n. j.. SATURDAY. June ), at3pm
taiher 5s East sGta ST. Mary Beecher futile Gaa.ater
Sners ts at st. Luxe, Church Huisoas opposite
Grove. saturday. June ). at IL n
WOODHULI.-At her residence. at HUNTINGTON L. l.. on
dr wife Of the sts j. Amnerst WooIhu iu tho sd ycar
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rd soc,o,.rv n, ,h. American Agricultural and Dairy
Association, accompanied BY deegaton repre- r
SlO0 600 900 annual trade In butter ~ tnis cry
com rised John Martini W. fonng D. r.
Van Valkenburx Assistant Dairy CoIhmssiuher Ja,'cs
IT. Seymour and George W. Martin 1nsir n,sslon va va
a talk over the tax bill with centtor
Miller IL has passed House and VII go 10 he senaso
Monday. The natural order VIII be TOT 20 o. 10
ferred to the Finance Committee because tho nvcccne
tax makes 1t revenue bill he butter men prefer 70
have 1t referred to the Agricultural Committee OF w:n
Senator Miller ia Chairman and efforts will be made To
that end. Miller Is confident that IN any cass
the passage OF The BILL it IL ssd 10 y"
Allison. sawyer. Palmer. Frye Blair. Sewcil Cuun.
Jones, Blackburn, and sabn. Ii Is opposed Dy many
Southern members. There has been an 3tteGpl =,
create Western opposition to It by declaring that II VIII
lower the OF beef cattle 80 81 head. nat as no
beef fat used IN making oeomargarine, this arsi
me Mt IL is declared. Will not avail.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
Post llulce .NOlsce.
POst Ouce NOTICE..
4 be read DAILY Of ali lnsersstsL As cialy,s Inay


Shoud be read DAILY o. All inserest, - clA15s may
itters Ior nssi spsay addressed
for dispatch coy ptrsc Ii s,t n,e ok5sbs Si,i IA,
aesir,i 10 duplicates Of AL a;rcA I0cu
ments elters specially aiirssssi oesas ssis Sac
fasle vessels llltDe
Foreign malls tho week ending Juas j. will c.oss
PHoNPILY 1 n all cases. ~ this ncs A. fJilo"s
sATURDAY--At $3.50 m. Tor Europe. per Umoria via
directed UmDria'J; al 43O a ~ FOR France. DER
many &c. per Aler via Cherbourg. Souini nptoa
for Brit Aui other ElropoAn
countries must DO addressed per Aner y At t:5O A. ~
for scotland direct per CircisaA via glasgow get
Tor france direct per 5 s. La Champagne davrs
ueters must D5 dircctei per LA Cna npasne'E AZ
Antwerp tlcters nast DO dirscted per Nooriaad as
43O IN. the >etherlands direct paf Leerdam.
via Koteriam lleeis nust be dlrectoi p,r Lcerdan,
10 a m for ~ mo nas. VA 81 NroIk aud Wind
ward Isauds diect AMI for Venezula and Cura-
Goa via trinidad per $ 5 Barra"ouai al 1880
q m for Jamaica, United states ot Colombia.
pei s. Nertumnua VIA Kingston llettors fot
Mexico must De dierctd per vertu unnas" at III.
for tue Islands reot for Venezuela aud
Curacao. inndAL per g. nermudsi At p m for
var per hi Calao; Al l:SD p Tor Europe. per s.
City of chicago. via oneensown
francisco, close acre Juno . Al D. Mas Tor jhina
anu Japan per SIS oceanic iom ,an frAaoiscol oio,s
here June 40 at D. Mails .or tho oociSty lslAnis
yUns -! az o n Msils Tor Aas.rIiiA Now. 70 Man
| saniwch. Fut ana Samoan isantA per s. MtrAr -
lfom Francisoo) Jaas ID AZ y IA ,r oa
arrivai New YORK of s. Bris nas sith Brtsa ms.is
| for Australia. Malls for caoA Oy "a! - IanpA r,A.
thvncs by steamer from Key wcst FA close ~ tina
| this office dLlly AZ 2:JOA N
rhe schedule OF closing Of Trans Pacific mails arranged
IN the presu tion overland transit
10 san Mails rou The rAst Tfsius os iAk
san Francisco tho dav OF sAn o steamers dspAehS ~
'n0n'' '"' '~ HENRY @. PEARSON, Postmaster.
\ Post ONCE. NewYork. n. Y. Nay 70. lssa
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
THE INSTITUTE OF TECHNICAL DESIGN.

The fourth commencement of the Woman S
Institute Technical Design hold last night in Chick
eriag Hail. The exercises opened with prayer by
the Rev. Dr. Huntin after which the secretary Of
the Institute Florence Den-more read the report Tor
the year 200 students have been enrolled
Miss Densmore stated that all the funds for the school
had been provided by Mrs Anna d. French NJ u. the
president .
Diplomas were then awarded to fifteen grad
mates. and certificates OF attendance 10 II ty
one pupils gold medal and money prizes to the
amount OF $3.50 were conferred upon the successful
contestants 10y Nine. Adele ROch Tho medal went 10
Emma W. Doughty and prizes OF $50 each to Marion s.
Olmstead and Lille = KIggins- Miss Lillian e. Pitcher
the valedicoran received two prizes After the vale
dictory addresses made by William Wood. Presi
deut Hunter, OF the Normal College, f. W. Devoe and j.
Sexver Page.
The meInbers OF the graduating class are
Anna Baker Emily Baker Bessie Ba Ion Mary Brady Eva
Crowe Daiss Fletcher Grace ingalls, Lille >. kgginr
Alice r. Marion y OIm stead LILLIAN g. Pitchs
BIanca Racque Kate NJ. Sothan been VAN Dooh Lottie
Vance,
The exhibit OF tho students work will remain on view
in the nall unit ) O'clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
GprtT CLAIMS FOR 4 NEW MOTOR.

For years past inventors and engineers have
been Interested IN the demDnstrations OF tins Triple
Thcrmic Motor Company OF this city. corporation Oh
business men who claim that their mechanciana have
solved the Old problem OF turning low temperature
Al into a powerful vapor and by steadily con
tnuing this operation producing almost four.lod
power from given quantity OF coal or steam. ihelr
engines have been yatey running for months 10 Se"
York, Newark y. j. ami Lowell Mass. Many engineers
and experts have examined the motor TO their
and declare the force to he remarkable Large ana
constant power produced with aud certainty ana
by simple appliances at about one-biri the cost OF sen
is what claimed by the enthusiastic managers VINO
say that they delighted with their succcsA =.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
SOME COMPLAINT ABOUT THE POOL

There is some dissatisfaction among the
transatlantic steamship lines at the WORKING oil the
Clearing House and pool put into effect at Castle Gar
den some time TO control the railroad immigrant
traffic. 1t far from being general although ne steam
ship people retcentu speaking on the subject Ihe
conplanants object to arbitrary methods OF the
pool the character of the Instructions issued
in circular rm by commissioner and his power 70
transfer Immigrants from one railroad line to another ia
order 10 even up the proportions OF business aiioo
unier the pool to the different roads As mater OF
fact however where an Immigrant has preference LOT
route permitted to go over II 10 rescn MS
friend OF the pool said yesterday that ne
thought any existing dssatistac was caused oy the
weaker lines who wanted bigger commissions or rail-
road rates that would allow " scalpings Ine circulars
of the com plain busines>ke documents
and the railroads proposed II the steamship companies
wanted to act for the roads in selling oruers
which the roads would honor. to hold them up 10 the
,rnoar IA agents Some Of tue steamship
lines however are undoubtedly looking with gee TO the
openng of the Baltimore and Onto Railroad line INTO
nus city as likely lead to competition Denehcla 10
them.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
p1IJs SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, June 4.-GOvernOr Hill this morn
ing signed the following bills Amending the act for the
construction and operation OF steam railways 80 rs TO
exempt Kings County from the provisions OF the act
relating the pay police sergeans and roundsnen IN
Yonkers; amending the charter OF New-iork City rea'
tive TO the clerks OF the Ganera Sessions amending the
charter OF the New-York Warehousing Company rati-
fying the agreement entered into by the commissioners
relative TO the boundary line between New-lork ana
Penusyyapa TO enable the Yonkers Board OF Police TO
borrow money to deficiency amending tue gen
eral act for Incorporation OF villages relating 10
County aud amending the charter VI ION
ker
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE CITY.
| CONTROLLER LOEw WRITES To THE GOVERNOR
| CONCERNING Tie BILL BEFORE HIN.


CONCERNING THE BILL BEFORE HIM.
Controller Loew has written an elaborate
letter To the Governor concerning tue bill now before
him dealing with local Improvements In this city, Inc
Controller opposes the bill and gives the following as
some OF the more serious OF the objections thereto
Chapter ia Of the Laws OF 1888 which IL IS proposed
TO repra In premises carefully prepared py tue
Cor pration sci the instance or ana aier ione
consultation with the city authorities. inciuung the
Finance DE partmeut The design was so tu ADAPT tho
char financial methods IN connection WIN ocai I'M
proyenrnts which rendered imperative oy the aIe
amend ment limiting the ctys Indebted
OF the assessed valuatlOn luat inns
Limitation should prevent the due prosecution Oh a
custotned ueedful improvements: lncldentany
II was also advisable to take advantage OF he
arlsng from conflicting loosely adjusted provisions
of relating to local improvements ana 'ne accoun'''
loans and assessments connected Herewith
IN There il hand and viii continue 10 be provnen
nv IL yearly fund ample for all needfu improve
ments. the following taOle VIII sno"
Cash balance in fund december ~ lsso.- $500, "
Assesssnenis collected in 1856 TO May 25 4l.o'' 80
$685. 9lJ 10
Less payments on old contracts. ......sl7 5.567 81
Les' pay "'"~ W. " 1872 500 "a
ash balance Nay 2s 1885 ...........-... 5i.3ly 80
hS,'i.1 rni IN ilroT the r"msnder Of 1850 100000 90
Amount OF appropriation for loo al improvements M
made "A final estimate for 1856 oVo.ou'"O
163i.3lO 80
Deduct payable contracts certified oo $50 .,
against fund under Chap Ia. Laws 1850 <<o''o "a
Balance available for contracts vet 10 be made ii
The amount yearly for local improvements since ls'
is shown by The following statement;
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
THE READING GENERAL MORTGAGE.
CHAIRMAN LOCKWOOD sArIsFIED-soME INTEREST
ING REPORTS.

CHAIRMAN LOCKWOOD SATISFIED
ING REPORTS.
PHILADELPHIA, June (Specia'.-ln an inter-
view this morning L. Dunbar Lock wood chairman OF
the General Mortgage Bon ihOliers Comnttee OF tho
Reading Railroad said that the onihodcrs have moro
than proved their case signatures given last fa ex
ceeding the amount required by over S.9Ooooo nave
been proved. All tho points denied By the Reading
Company have been established and there remains but
the allegation to " Interior purposes There are
three plaintiffs Messrs Robinson, Parsons ani ouHy.
Mr. Jbiuson has testified. Mr. Sully, who is reported
to DO a supporter OF Mr.. Gowen, will be welcomed
by the general mortgage interest, said MT.
Lockwood, when he comes on the stand
AS there is some interesting correspontence Tor MIN
to Identify and for Mr. Parsons, who Is cooperating
with the Lock wood Committee. Mr.. Gowen IS weicohe
10 NIL the uerior purposes he find in his case
In railroad circles today J was given out tntt prior
to April ID Mr. Gowcn. a. president Oh the %
Company, trustees OF the gsnera ihortsago
the amount app cabe to the sinKins ul TOT eno
wear was $4,000. being the entire amount OF gen
eral mortgage bonds then outstanding. In pursuance
OF this notice the trustees gave notice 10 the LVhdon
OF the company TO nave the entire issue VI nuon
Crawn. May 81 ID. j. Bruce. guardian ana L"uuon
agent OF the railroad company, had tue uF'WlhS
made and advertised in Lon on hit the entire issue
of general mortgage bonds has been drawn or tner re-
when or where the bonds were PAD. Uhier the Iio'
sious OF mortgage WAS the duty OF tho raros1
company, having instructed the trustees 10 a..
drawing, to have paid into the HANDS OF the fldeliy
Company the entire amount or Outstanding oohis on o
before June l. III order that due provision luiSnl po
male for their redemption on July l. inquiry AZ @ eae
Fidelity Company shows that no piymen has orrn
,u,de IN tho Trust Company by the railroad company
for this purpose and that tns Trust Company mas caeu
cablegram be sent To London stating that sucn pay
not Deen tnduo anu uncOtihS "iNnui"""i W
thaa alv
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

which has charged said fund.- under the act OF 1888
wond have to be abandoned m the requisite fupds could De
raised by the Controller lons or the con
be obliged by action OF law At great
to the and payment OF Judgments reovieu
would be ment funt thereby ignoring
tho cy right to have the cost OF the work assessed upon
the property benefited
3 There cesy for the repeal OF the act OF 1852 70
provide for all OF local Improvement 80 called WHICH
be undertaken uGc0usiy until another Legislafc can
b. proper Of the any dicnltes
which in the sequel but cannot yet DO foreoon
The Board OF Estimate and Apportlonment opposed
the ContrOIlnr'a letter.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

JOHN H. SHUTS BUYS HALFMILE IRA OK.
John H. Shuts. the Brooklyn baker, who has
stock farm on the Coney Island Boulevard IN Kings
County, has purchased Of Mayor Grace the half-mle
track at Parkvlle. the Boulevard lie has also
bought about thirty OF land along the Boulevard
where he will build cottages His purpose is TO the
track AS private for his stable which now has
w.n,vefrht horses It, and he Will give up the place
he now has nearer Coney Island M Mahoh's Hotel.
wbich IL near half track. VIII be torn down.
mi. was formerly kept by Hiram Howe who organized
The Psrkyie Racing Association. The track 10 leased
for a wear
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
zUKERrORT PLAYING CHESS BLIyDFOLDED.

Dr. j. H. Zukertort gave an exhibition OF
blindfold chess-pIayIng Al the rooms OF the Man
haitian Chess Club last night playing
against six picked players simultaneously.
The players were Max Frankei. Philip Richardson,
II a Baird Dr. C. b. Isaacsen Lint Whistler and
Fred Iptropdi The doctor forced Whistler and Intro
dl TO resign lost to Frankel ana Baird ana forced
draws with Isaacsen and Richardson. The last game
cln midnight
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
no TROUBLE ON THE ELEVATED ROADS.
pENIALs OF AN EXAGGERATED REPORT PUBLISHED
YESTERDAY.

YESTERDAY
The statement was published yesterday that
there WAS trouble among engineers and hrrmen on
he Eley ated railroads and that there possibility
tnat strike would take place This news TO great
many OF the engineers with whom TRIBUNE reporter
talked yesterday and others had barely heard 1t hnted
AT the meeting OF the brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers about three weeks nothing was men
toned or difficulty III there hdu
peeu any TO AIT II would have been done AZ
OF the gneers said yesterday tnat the
only trouble that he knew OF was the employing non
union nglneer which done when there was taK oi
"A general strike several months ago. lie was dIschrSeu,
however, months after Colonel Ham had pee
visited by committee appointed by tho engineers ioi
that We have no grievance nOw, sai ono vi
the yesterday, anC If We had. strike couu
not take place until Peter NJ. Arther Grand Cbiei En-
gineer of the Brotherhood ~ Locomotive Englhees.
arrives and tries settle the matter by arbitration IL
there dissatisfaction would know II. but as YET
il is all news We havs been treated nfstralo
since the strike for shorter hours and have nohnR 70
complain Of
General Manager X. .HaiD-ofthe Manhattan Company
positively declined t. make statement whatever re-
gard ng published stories Il pending strike
President alawa said That he had not read tne
newspaper story and knew nothing Of any dlsconlch
engineers fremen. OF any nfraction Oh
the agreement between them and the company. ne
thought that II any trouble manifest II woud De
brought TO his attention. He added: 4" The engineers
don't strike II there are any grievances the Chiei
order comes to the spot aDj investigates them anu
usually there Is "A settlement"
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
uopsrs GAMING on THE BICYCLES.

The race between horses and bicycles at
Madison saaare Garden more interesting ~ 'he
end apnroscbea The score At 23O p. yesterday was
Aud.rson equestrian eco miles; Brooks and ""odside.
hcyclists especLvely 343 and 335 miles. ihASdhe a
total of G1s miles. 1ne fastest mile was lnahe Dy
side IN 2:Js 10 o'clock last BIght Anderson hau
made 775 miles laps. against Brookss 3s| uiies ap
aud total Tor bicycles. ToZ miles
ian
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
THE FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI, June A dispatch from Wind
fall Ind. that on the night after tho arrest OF 'ho
wreckers an inceniiay re started IN j. r. HUTCH
,o,. drv goods store and caused loss Of $4,000.
on which there insurance or S1oOoI MT.
Hutchinson had been prominent III searching Tor the
trauwIeckrrs.
BgArrLrBoRo, Vt, juno 4.-The Medbury Mills nj
Wilmington. operated by W. f. Jordan for the manu-
facturc of wooden screws burned this morn
ing. Loss, $4,000 insured.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

There DOUBT that the receipts OF the local
improyemcIt collections wi ample b"
meet expenditures equircd for all needu WORKS
o local Improvement
~ 1t provided important check upon the needless st
pend publlc money which was mol available Under
the previous law VIZ certcaOn by thc tOnti0Her up
on local that he has on sni the
money required which tho act O 1909 aAes noc
essar, la The validity OF the contract - -
has 2ntquated and most ntrl sys
IN OF the creation Single th.
witnn is purVlew ~ place o
he many which such works were
chargeab under the Oid Law.
Cn the oln-r uaud you will notice;
ny Tho tepeang act contains no provision by which tho
moneys be used 10 meet pay mens upon con
tracts 10 vhch fund has been pledged a- per
cercate OF tho oo neither does II pr0vJe ani mode
other account or iund io me p9rpoe o
new works or make any disposition OF the fnd on hand
under the act OF lso5 .,.-, ... 81,
~ All works VI IMPROVEMENT the es'imAteo oAPonso
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
BAR
inches
800
m HOURS. MOrDing. Nen~ IL
s4ss7s sslO ~ ?SH66 el0IIl -
"a T-TyTrYTTYr grrr yrJ I ,gl 49, n t.Ill.aL
~ s4gtrl !, tJ3L u -a An IaHilI1
y " II, M fHtTfrf H-Ii III ElAf5l
- frftasg ri n 3

1RrruSE OFFICE. June 81 . m--The northwestern
depresson advanced into the Lake region producns
few local showers. Another storm area IN inc Sou'n
Atlantic States caused rain Elsewhere falr weather
a The barometer here rose In morning and then
fail with fair skies Tho temperature ranged between
54s and 1872 the average (e3H, being ~ lower 'han
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
THE SURRENDER OF THE BROADWAY LINE.

ALBANY, June 4 (SpccidD D-Attorney- General
tonight that he had served papers upon
the officials OF Broadway and Seventh Avenue Rail
way Company OF tho Twenty-third Street Railway
Company and OF the Bleecker Street Railway Company
to why they should not surrender possession
OF the broadway Surface Railroad The order is return
able before Judge Parker OF the Supreme Court at
Kingston June T. IL the Attorney General succeeds
In movement the rail- roads named VII
be compele ell pay TO Receiver OBren OF
,he Broadv ay Surface Railway Company reasonable
compcpsaton for the use OF the Broadway
road Ihs proceed entirely Independent OF that or
CORPORATION Counsel Lacombe. OF New-York. which was
initial ed Yesterday II also independent OF the suit
OF the National Bank TO prevent the dlssou'
tion Of the Broadway Surface Railway Corporation
ALBANY June (SpecidD. Governor Hill signed to-
day the bill rcpealing tho Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
CONDENSATION act. The law gave compensation TO
II their property should be DAMAGED
by elevated railroads and compelled the roads TO gVe
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

YOUNGSTOWN, UhlO, June 4 VSFec1aF' = fe'I-
dent King OF tho Erie. and President Adams. OF the
New York Pennsylvania and Ohto with other OFFICIALS
OF both lines today on tour OF inspection
with vie W of making number Of improvements TO ex-
nsda traffic Construction trains began running over
Inc Painesviie aud youngstown Railroad to-day, wnch
ras sold vesterday Lewis Gunther and otnet New
York capitalists preparing 10 make standard gauge
tIEAgFIELD Penn. June 4.-Thc Beech Creek Clear
field and Southwestern Railroad Was sod here this after
n,on to w K Vanderbilt G. C. Clarke George r. Bael
I n Gazz,m and c. ]. Langdon for Sl.3OO,OOO. suDec
70 mortgage held by tho Union Trust Company OF New
York Tor SJ.O0O,0O0.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
A TEXAS RAILROAD SUIT.

TYLER. Tex, June 4 (Specia0.-An important
decision rendered tocay In the United States Cir
emit Court IN the case OF Douglas against the Kan
sas ana Gulf Short Line Railroad. Douglas and others
representing Texas stockholders of this railroad com
pany began suits several months ago In the state DIS
trc Court seeking obtain possession and control OF
the road Hugh Stevenson and other New-lork stock'
holders and pctitioned that tho he re-
moved to the United States District Court. feuerai
Iudge Sabn refused. Thereupon Stevenson and MS AS
sociaes presented script OF the case TO the Cnie
states Circuit Court This question has occupied eonrt
tor tho past ten days. The court to-day remanded
fhs cause back to the state Court:
The counsel for Stevenson gave notice that they wouu
anneal uomething over 81 100000 Is involved.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

The General Committee of property -owners
In Broadway and Madisouave. who are striving to XII
of the Arcade Railway has determined to push things
Edmund Drggs the chairman. has resigned because Is
ordered him TO take rest and vacation
and william W. Astor has been chosen III his stead. H.
~ Rice representing Stewart and Hilton Interests
has been made secretary, George g. Williams treasurer
o. B. Potter. s. V. X Cruger aud Messr@ Mitchel.
Cammann and Rice executive committee with power
IN e,npoy counsel such under the ad-
vice OF In. General Committee Will test the constiIu'
tionalty Of the law exteDI ling the Arcade charter
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
BOSS TAILoRs CHARGED WITH BRIBERY

At meeting of the Executive Board OF the
United Talors held Mt No. So Orchardst last evening
Joseph Dresks reported that members OF the Bosses
had paid him money to induce members Of the United
Tailors Union to join the Bosses union lie
and thirty others attended meeting OF
tho bosses and were told that II they
conld induce 400 more to jon with them they would
ceiyc So 900 all expense beside wouii he paid Mi'
Euski- stated that had been furLlshed 10 MN
liDerally Tor this purpose.
lfDr other Labor Repors flrst PagsD
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

ALBANY, May (Speciab.-W. Bourke Cochran,
OF TAmmany Hall, WAS here to-day and visited the
Governor In the Executive Chamber. Other Tammany
Hall politicians say that Mr.. Cochran came to Albany
to urge Governor 10 sign the blU wllch gives
President Mooney of the Board of Aldermen OF New
YORK the DO to appoint three excise commssoners
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
THE WEATULR REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDIcATIONs-FOR 80 HOURS.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-FOr New wEngland.
fair. slightly warmer weather. variable winds
For New-York. Pennsylvania. New-Jersey. Delaware
aud Maryland fair, slightly warmer weather, variable
winds becoming souIherly.