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New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
RALLROID INTERESTS.

TIE CHICAGO AND AlLANTGC NEGOTIATIONS.
Commissioner Fink had quite talk ycster-
day win Prrsi icn Benedict. Of the CHICAGO and Attain
tic Railroad. reS,rl to the RS aons OF that ROAD
to the Chicago eas-bonnl frsisht pool Mr FINK shi
subsequently that Mr. B,ncicr showed tho most conc'i
iaory spirit desire - roach satisfactory
end to the negoiiaon while ble 10 say what sug-
grsons he wonlt offer to Commissioner Blanchard. oi
the Central Ttainc Assorution Mr. Fink said he
thought that before long tho Chicago and At
laniic ana the Wabash companies would reach
an amirable arrangement with the Chicago pool
lines. The difficulty IN the Of IN 'diate settle
meut dnes not arise from cufrate contracts by t"
Chicago and Atlantic bIt mainly because the latter can
not pledge itself TO holt the wabash u To the tailh 40
long no eIisng contract by which the latter uses
the Chicago ant Atlantic tracks ntO Cbcag II IN force
tn" Cucago AID Atlantic ~ perfectly wiling 10 terml
nate the contract n the wabash cOnsrns In addition TO
this point there IL disagreement As 10 the prrcen
of the pool roads, involving The position OF
tn" Wtb sh au initial" CuicakO line WIN the
track12e matter out Of th' way. however IL
believed that any settlement Of the percentage qnes
trD viii BE- defeited by techncalitirs provided the
Wabash is assured OF equitable share IN the east
bound Chicago traffic.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
OBII UARY.
WILLIAM VI. LEEDS.

A telegram from London was received by
the wife of william VI. Leeds at his home No. wo-t
ThrtysecOnd-st. yesterday. Announcing the death Of
Mr. Leeds le left New-YJrk In March to be absent for
time in Europe for the benefit OF his health A
received from him when Milan announced that
he had started TO rcthrn and that feeling badly
but 9nUhcr letter sIlten III Paris m-ntlon OF
health and II thought that had rrcoycrei aud
would be home early IN June. No Information has been
received OF tho cause or manner OF his Leeds
born IN NrwlOrk and Of his lie was sprut I'm
this city. AT one time lie engsged IN the manufact-
OF hats ahd later lie IN the drug lie
sever. pamphlets financial subjects and CON
triDuted articles 10 newspapers on tho subject
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
LAND GRANT FORFElTURES.

WASHINGTON, May ~ tSpeciaD. Mr.. DOlph
called up the Senate to-day the bill 10 restore to the
pubc domain the lands granted to the Northern Pacific
Railroad between Wallula Junction and Portland Con-
pection WAS made at wal,ua with the Oregon Railway
mud Navigation Company, aud the Northern Paclnc
Company has built any OF the proposed line be-
tween th point and Portland. Mr Van Wyck objected
70 the bill did far enough. He moved
sn amendment to forfeit all the lands granted to the
ROAD except FOR such portions finished
Juy f. 49, and the right OF way. Mr. CAL said that
IL would confirm by Implication grant OF other million
OF uuearned lands the Northern Pacific Company. Mr.
Edmunds suggested amendment tnat nothing IN the
bll should be construed couhrmlng III any way any
land heretofore granted to the company lie said the
bill stood could pass Congress without opposition,
but other forfeited ands, about which there dif
ference Of OpiDOn were Included. then the DII might
fan atogeth Mr.. COckrcl took similar view. MIR.
now nearly consructed& connecting branch 10 Puset
Sound. III the amendment moved by MI Van NyCk
adopted by Congress the completion OF that branch
would be Indefinitely delayed To the great deirneDt OF
National Interests without spOndng gain. The
Canadian Paclnc Railroad has a terminus Puget
Sound The Canadian and English Governments have
Already subsidized line OF steamships In connection
with that road. to run to Australia, China and japan
This Q would soon be competing with the Amerl-
can lines for the trade OF these IL
porlant that the Northern Pacific should have ter
minus Puget Sound 10 help meet this competitions.
and Congress- should be careful about taking
would place obstacle IN tho way OF the compe-
ton of IL at branch without further action tho bill
She Senate laid aside listen TO the euogies the
late Senator Miller
HE WILL "wAIT TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY"
WASHINGTON, May 27 tSpeciah.-" Do you
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
TIE PAN.ELECTRIC INVESTIGATION.
CHAIRMAN BOYLE OvERRULED IN An EFFORT I'

EXCLUDE CERTAIN RECORDS.
WASHINGTON, Nay 81 (SpeciaD. .-Ihere was
discord in the an-Eectrc Com ntee to-day caused by
an effort OF the CHI rman to excu,e from the record OF
testimony certain evidence introduced by Mr.. Ranncy
from the record hearing before Secretary Lamar
Chairman Boyle contenlei that this evidence. which
reflects upon the character AMI reputation OF WOer Ia
calculated If designed to break down In advance
the testimony which Wber is expected 10 give IN the
pending Government suit against the Bell patents Mr
Rinney maintained that the evidence Is not ony COM
peent, relevant to and important IN the present
Investigation. 1t ia conceded that the SUIT
recommended by Mr. Lamar could be brought
only on the ground OF fraud upon the Government III
the OF tnepaten by Bel. anu III rolOie II IL a
pears that prIma fcie OF fraud WAS not made Ou
before Mr. Lamar. there no sOOl "rraSoH OF
sufficient "auihurity" for his recommendation Eml-
nen have Carefully studied The case a. pre-
seut-d Mr. Lamar that the en- rye o liu Ie-ls
wholly upon uncOrrObOratet aihiavUs Ol NHDer'
themselves contra ilctei 10y the alnddNt lie
made October IL 1850. which also was before SrcIo
fafy Lamar. There hot discussion over halrhan
Bovles motion exclude the testimony referred TO- ana
he was by 10 pleased when his motion was over
ruled bv the committee Little or no progress has yet
been made in the matter OF report Members OF the
committee seems reluctant to express their views
and conclusions even TO each other
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
BIZALEEL EISK SMITH.

Bczalecl Fisk Smith, one of the Old residents
OF the West SIDE ded at his home M 32G Elst Twenty.
secondt yesterday. IN his eighty nth year.
born at Ha1dam, Conn, and came To Nrw-York when a
young ana entered IN the buestonc tra ade out
1928 The city did not extend much beyonl Canal-st
al that time; but he established MIN elf IN Chelsea Vii
lage the Hudson where ne DuL the home IN which
lie died aud or the ncghhOng HOUSES ~ the cry
grew up around him He continued IN business until
l-DJ since thea hr has lived OF the
dam MS death cau.ct by an affection Of the kd-
neys He Vas married In So ani celebrated golden
wedding four years agO. HIS How - IN COOL health
aud he leaves two sons ana ourdlughtcrs The funeral
WILL take place tomorrow aud the body Will be taken to
Hadll I'm.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
THE SHERIFF HAS cor LITTLE FROM WARNER.


has brou yh quits property formerly by
wife Of william : Ia -uit IL
aegedlhat Mrs. WaruerDurcase 10 OOthe premise,
FIFTH where she
departure FOR win furnished "
her husband when he nSOlvent thai the prop
erty 1fer~sr conveyed 10 'd~a >OlngcF Tor $780,
and that tp Transaction n't' fpr the purrOse O
fraullhg the creators # Grant Ward In The
Il that the property 40 - FIlthage pur
cIascl with her husbanGs
1854 that March H. l-s the day winch the ludgne
against Warner enteredd mort to Henry
". Ford Of the estate O AIgus;ns H. Ford '0r
$50 600. that prl 10 tho properly conveyed
Maurice More $4,000 aud tnat al these actions
cOlusve and irau lulcnt
mas oIly reCcved siGi 65 thus tle
judgment for over sl,iJOOO; erel against Warner
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
THE SUIT AGAINST TIE WESTERN UNION

In the trlal OF the Ill ot GcncTa JOhn y. farnS-
worth receiver the Bankers ani Merchants Telegraph
Company against the Western CnOn Company ,inuet
erlav before Justice Llvrence and jnry IN the
prne tnescs for the p.anftf e-t-
h"i. II who charge OF tn operating
department II the inkers aud Merchants Comp te
the repeated tho OF male Nv
General exert OF the Aes,ern CniIn ies r@D COMPANY.
and Of the elect OF tins rhe business OF
pany
10 r. Goursch suueriutendent o. the Philadelphia Office
the Bankers 4kci whether
unusual occurred iu Occ Oh Jnly TO- After long dis
e, counsel justice Lawrence re-eryei d.
csO1 20 tn, prOprty % the Il unii oday AMI
John H. Miller was called lie sail hs hat been engaged
for the o. lines and
estimated the value of Bankers Merchants property
.t :. ll u
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
MR. MARTIyz AND JANIS D. FISH,

District Attorney Martine sud yCstcrday
that App aon ha been IA 'ie to him Tor M signature
To ;hr petition Tor the pardon OF Jane, d. Fish lie na1
refused SIN the prtito Out Ae had consented 10
write - several questions asked az him by
The counsel Tor fsh III. siiI that hp rOrate
m hs answer statement of the fact that Nara could
hot been convicted OF tue offence VITA which he
was charged except mo theory that The bank had
been deceived aad tAat Ward had cheated the insutu-
ffuft
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
NEGLECTED sIGAALs or DISTRESS

The steamer Tycho I'rahe, from Rio JaneIro re-
ports latitude north Longitude ~
broke her sIat replaced II with spaIc
and Ifocreicd MAY H. On tn Inn AT IL D. nae
wetthtI ccar. large s,cIme passed wltnr q
OF her. thou IA the Iycho 4he The signal Of dis
abl,d bOsicd rockets
-hc steering iOf The Indie, wOuii
pODADA thirty hours ON account /. was
The IychO BTaIc Iih
1hu captain OI the IychO Bahr
have seen him. had been watching fully
Il minutes before SHE passed.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

contained In the hstch-ry building. u Is thought dr
sirab. that they should he two 0r thlee werHs GA u"
fore pl ,utuy -hpm of Young l'bstcrs VIII soon
Ia made those lDcItcs On tho ltntic coast tnht
,yc sun rcI from imprOyidcnt methods OF the
ODster fishermen.
LAID DrcISrov-Iand Comm,ssI,ncr Sparks in de-
cson this morning rejected the claim W IN. Wisconsin
R,rn td Farm Mortlase Lint Company 70 ab'",
1900 OF inlcnnify ltns seiected in lSS- anu
lSS3 under the act of June =. l-'6
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
BITS OF LEGAL NEWs.

william VI. Newbold. a coffee broker, doing busi.
al No 1913 Fron;-st directed By judge
Da v of the Court o Common Pe - ply el zee Ot
D and 10 week aimOny 10 Louise NewbOd pen ing hcr
snt for separation from him IL also ordered their
two children b left In the custOiy 81 Tie mother The we
that married ISL and that her hus
whose Income 5000 yed has trcitsI her Dratdy AMI
nnal tao ed her violently on April 10.
FOR <iOObD for bre ich Of agaas Anton
Marse barber employed at No. 343 Eighth broIgat
by johanna -uJsNa tried escriay IN the Supreme
Court before Justice Beach an The Jury rr
S4jO and the Judge added extra allowance Ol per
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
prDpENsTFK'- APDF,T. ApGr-TD

Before Justices Brady Daniels and Macomher in
the court General Term Yesterday the appeal u
Charles A. BudlenseE. the builder convicted Of
mansaughter cau,ns the death u the who
killed by the fall Of lis x tenement houses n VS. sixty
frsts.. arguel by Rclarl Newcompe IN b"haf u
the appellant aud Assistant District ttOrley DE- iaLcrY
fur people. The question icTst
whether >unyth the 'OIrt ~ General
linens OF brlck AMI mortar Ia he sub
mc To the jury cause It's members were not 1pts Is
OF y The Buln nspar
also objected TO- Buienek las been Al large On
la h a A4
VIII continue 10 be until the d cision Is rclicrel
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
sIcKkR rHaN Me. wArr6Rsoy WIS

Yesterday morning Austin u. Gibbs, tho
broArr gol back hurried business trip to London
Mu hal a charming trip Oser, said lo " on tno
passage met one OF your newspaper feo"s-ah euilor
named Colonel Wstersou. from Louisville
"Oh, yes-Honry Wsttorson. very distnsassnoo
journalist ..,, - -.
"Mell. can testify that hs Is the ratin;est poKet
player I've met ~,Sh IN many summer . uay'
- How is the Ioonois health nowf ue went ABROAD
Tor his health did lao notf' --.,
Ii. struck mo as being hale and cheerful enough.
said Mr. ibbs sadly. and you can dspsnd upon it ne
wasn't half sck the rest OF us Fellows VINO sAt IN
with him that Last night aboard ship
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
EXERCISES AT AN ANCIENT school.

The School of the Collegiate Reformed
Church held its 1881 commencement exercises yescr-
day evening in De witt Chapel. No. 16O West Twenty
nnth-st. The chapel crowded. with friends and pa
irons who heard with evident appreciation tho
ing exercises, Judge Henry W BIokstaver presided.
aud remarks III m- by the principal, Henry W.
Dunsbce, the Rev DR. Thomas f.. Vermilye and OF ners
There nine graduates. aud the KEY. W. Chambers
presented the diplomas.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
SENATOR LOGAN DISGUsTED.

CRIrCISING MH. CAMERON FOR AIDING HAEElIf-
FAVORABLE REPORT ON HENDRIX.
WASHINGTON, May p Specidb. b.-Thc confirm
alton OF Mr.. Harrity ex-chalrmtn OF the Democratic
CRY Committee Postmaster OF Philadelphia, III place
Of General Haldekoper suspen led, has dsguscd Cen
era Logan VINO has been trying to get the Senate TO
stick by the resolution favor OF refusing to make con-
1rmaons In place OF Union veterns removed without
cause MI Logan is said to have freely criticised the
course Of Senator Cameron getting Republican votes
for Uarrtys confirmation. nave declared that he
will work with energy than over now in favor OF
open executive sessions
The senate Post Once Committee has received favor
able report from SUB committee on the nomination OF
Mr. Hendrix for Postmaster OF Brooklyn, but has post
poued action for two weeks. The Grand Army
mas another protest against tho confirmation OF
Henry PGstm ,ster %! Seneca FAILS Inc com
evidence before 1t TO show that Stowe IN
suited American flag during the war and was not In
svmnlfhy with tho Union cause. tie will he nufdvor-
ably reported but probable that he VIII be confirmed
If his name gets before the senate The AjmiDistrd-
ton claims enough Republican votes 10 confirm any per
whom a special interest is taken by any CABINET
nftc
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
4 BRrTAL SNIP CAPTAIN FINED.

BosroN, May y (Specill. JOHN Gomez. who
was convicted on Wednesday Of several violations OF ts
Passenger net In bringing crowded sh pload of half
starving Cape Verde Islanders to New Bedford, "as
arragned before Judge Carpenter tIis morning IL ihe
United states Circuit Court for sentence On the nrsS
Indictment lie was nncd 800 and costs and WAS sEea
trre months in iail AZ New. ed ord On racl OF two
otncr indictments tine OF 50 aud costs Wa imposed
ur conduct Gonel toward MS passengers was VtHtsi
and no sympathy IS felt Tor him
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
REPUBLICAN SENATORS IN CAUCUS

II
UNSATISFACTORY CONDITION OF LEGISLATIVE bO''-
NEsS-TnE OPEN SESSIONS RESOLUTION
WAsuINGroY, May 27 (SpeciaD.-A caucus oil
Repubcan seu ators WAS callet to-day to dccie upon
An order %, business with view TO preparing Tor an
iourument There gen raj expression oi N'e"'
IN The slbec bat agreement wis rcacnci' as 'n'
prevailing opinion was that the senate col'' "Vco'"
nlish nothins in passing bills wA!ch the louse would
not consider. Alr'aty number or Important P"o"o
measure. passed by the senate. the Interstate
Commerce. the Electoral Count. tho Eiucauoh"' '"'
Militia the District Court salary the Pension piii th
one TO divide Indian lands IN Veraity are ""'''
action by the House. Il was the sentiment Of the cat
Gus that IT would be useless to hope Tor anything 'o "
the House further than the passage OF the appropriation
bills and that whe 1t important tnat inc oo"a'o
oud continue TO add to it's good prd there WAS no
need at this time arranging any further orier u
business Mr. Miller and some others objected TO the
nr,ctice of calling caucus at short notice ana there
settl,np impnrfant onestOns in the sence OF many
senator's did tninR the last caucns arranscnruV III
regard TO business OF the senate was sd'islac"ya
IL had made without the kD0wIedge oi ses a.
S.naior. A .om. nat persona al debate f"lI wed, III
which members hinted that Mr. BAR ana vi, leicn
com sumed much time in speaking on ABOUT e'e'y
subject that came m.
MIR sherman wanted Mr. Platt to consent TO the post
ponement until next session OF the resolution ~ rrghr
open executive sessions Mr. Piatt san thdl he Mo
not consent to sucn an arrangrnrht. hc "'' "i'".!
tho tlon too long, ami ne ~nOulu ihsS on
vote as tho Bankruptcy bill was ulSp"sel Oh
lie was anxious to meet tins qnrs IN
public and record instead OF repeatedly ASKING Io
ponement in the secluson OF caucus Seeing mat
Mr. Patt was determined. Mr.. sherman diopped the
subject The Arbitration bill passed By the House anu
which vas unanimously reported to the senate ~ me
Committee L tucttion and Labor WIS proiHnt uP .o
discussion. COMMITTEES. OF whIch oehao, l-,S & r
chairman. was asked 10 cohsder VI" oioJ0N' " -Ni
"A future caucus.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
WILLIAM TILDEN.

CHICAGO, May 27.-William Tllden died this
morning irol blood posODiug lie was "a native of
Genesee County. " " and Ills arrival IN Chicago
500 he been the 1--we stock busiress al the
head Oi tue nrm OF ". NJ Iilden 1. Co. nrm has a
aDattOlr New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
BRYAy1 THE oLD MlsER. oUrA0AIx.

Luther {. Bryant, the aged miser who was
taken Chr.es street Poce station Wednesday
IN diving condition and 1t. Nnceuts Io ,Dtal.
IN West Elevensh,t.. Tar recovered yesterday
That when hi friend Bernard Kenny ca led nun III
tnr morning he abe to return attcr's hone.
Inr superior III the hospital said that Bryant
PROBABLY sucTng irOm nj wnrn DrOugnt 10 tle lnstl-
tutou as lie quickly recovered under the treatment.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
PASSENGER REGULATIONS DISCUSSED.

The conference between the trunk line pass
enger committee and the comni tee OF the
Central Traffic Association was continued yesterday at
Commissioner FInks oit,e ami further progress was
made in the unIdcttlOn OF the rules for dealing with
var kinds Uf trafc. The question OF the abolish
ment Of commissions passenger business by the Vest
roads considered, but the discussion drew ont
the Tact that tile matter already IN the hands OF the
=, neral managers at the west. aud 1t considered
that existing regulations wDud suffice without
important effect ttrH rses being produced by the
fc" remaining irregul ritle In the afternoon the TWO
commit cOnsultrd with the Buffalo passenger COM
mittee with vrw 10 adJus ing -oue dlsaJ Jcement~ at
that point some OF the lines that ENJOY dfrrentai
rate to Western points serking increase. which is
met by tine stronger lines saying nat the Xstng dcr-
euce IL too great The question Of commissions ana
ticket brokerage also taken up. No decision
reached ant the conference will continue to-day. Tho
chairman OF the Buffalo committee sad that whereas
seventeen ticket ScAlpers had offices In that city
there only three now doing business.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
COURT OF APPEALG.

ALBANY, May 27.-The Court of Appeals
Will meet Nay 81, at Saratoga Tue thirty remaining
the old calendar will be disposed OF before tho
calendar Is taken up The day Gale ndar for May
81 is as follows: Nos. 693, l0i, 3l5, 35s. 49, i7l.
G32, Gi2
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

Mrs. Parnell left No. $50 lludson-st ycster-
day where has been attended
s1 months 10y Mrs hnuu she has EI,anor
connected With It Johns DuI.d NafIcA.st
has repeated requests 10 her there
She went AT last II her health continues 10 Improve
ends going 10 EOIdcLtown.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
THE COURTS.
wELLENKAMP SHOULD HAVE HIS CHILDREN

WELLENKAMP SHOULD HAVE HIS CHILDREN
A habeas corpns proceeding by which Alberh
Wclicnkemp. stock broker dong business At No SO Wall,
St. seeks The custody OF h' Two Children before Ju,cs
DOn)hue In SnDr Court Chambers. Yesterday A., ~,
rnranD -ays that IN Nay. 1885, he living vim bs -
and three chdr I'm Harlem FIRE ont in Tho ,o,
which they Orcnprd on The night oi May Aref hen,a
hs wife ami two children % the root he gen b,cx y, @
the While climbing the LADDER IN tb roo ~,
the hd IN his arms be fell inseaslDle lbe nIeme,
Teecued him but the boy For
tins Mr Wclenkabp remained in 80
Aiter leaving he went 10 hr apartments and she oS M,
10 leave her She M -
tho chdien hen ne obtained the IN nor rsn, -,
II Sic dec hat drum ard Insane N.',ri
atchiOd to whom the mater referred has ennro
mat there truth ner aegstiOns tb,f -.
wOmI1 Ol ungOyetniblc temper aui unat 10 The ere
the children Jus Ice DOnohue yesterday denied an aDnc
On made by Mr. Wellcnkamp 10 have ms wife rss'r,,oe
fo removing the children from the city have h,n,
plac' IN an institution pendIng motion u confirm ths
referees report. ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

theway followed by the swasra Yantc Galeps and Hart
Iern Inc neet viii lie of rweDyfb until the morning
Decoration Day WHOM Naval brigade will be lInded "a
arcn IN the PROCESSION 70 Grants tomb AS as tho
prshe landed the n yet will a Rfversido
Isrs salute Will be n by tho feet at noon and
as the sun sets another salute viii be fired
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

expect to try to call up the Tariff Dill oe'ore 'nr
latve appropriation bill has been pssssa '',',,.
.,.n ,a. ,ssa1 today '.Ob no. The Legislative
hin will come next and tn. Naval bill after thaI
That Will bring the tariff question before the h,ne
nrrtty ate in the ssson. the correspon lent
nj, well there IL plenty OF time-plelty or 'ho &c
u,Il Wait I'm the clouds roll by. replied tnc lh'Ip
sophic charm OF the Committee on ways ana uo'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
BROADWAY RAILROAD AFFIIRS QUIET
John O'Bricn had a quiet day yesterday il

Broadway matters He said ina. lie had yet received
to his inqury To VINO the counsel OF the
seventh Avenue aud the rweutythird street railroads
Everything had been held IN dbey .nco pei. ins
the hearing the Worcester National Bank Injunction
but the agreement Of cpuus the ucArln, which
set down for to-day, was adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

pleaded the Court II enral sessions 70
% Of Attempting minister caoro orn 10 the ass
TINT cssl-r tho hr while engt sei 10 opnns 'no
Adams supposed to b IN vacation. Many TO
quest ceiye in Ad,m3s bsndf ana Julge
cGerscoye committed aim yesterday 10 the bimrA hcior
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
rmn mEx nrRLrD HLNhAIA A FALLNG wALL


While some workmen were engaged IN eNc1NatHiS
hene IN The OF an old brewar building on benoht ave-
near Ko..s Newark o'clock s,t evening". tAc vans
denly OLr,ng two O the men Jolh li t,i,
u.,,,,er taken had received serious internal
The feet beneath tho
,g %, ma sscs s,Onc ad parry o. wor~m be-
rtn wing order reach hn ltls name was
.rr l.ne nsed lisnsOn. y. j.. where lac leaves
a a,lfe IA children.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

WASHINGTON, May 27. - The Lighthouse
Board gives notice that horizontal striped buoy has
been moored in ID athoms OF water about 300 yards
east VI the wreck Of the HyltOn Castle
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
HOW STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS MAY BE SOLD

motion to Reopen the suit Of Rowland r.
Mallory TO compel James W. Blachiori give oner N
the stock Exchange sell hs seat for the bs
creditors argued before Clement I'm thu
city ourt }rooNyn For he motion ni frf
under The constitution o the Exchange could N,
reached by judgment creoI or when was sns.
pen cd az thr request OF the 'miers Ia ODD mon " 4.
ar2Icd tnat or ter could the Exchan
10 cstat, but q facility VIII reby
member could living and such
rom seizure Tor debt mans tools Il insur
uni. The only In winch u c1ulI be D.no.o.
when member retired and then the purchaser lu.s
be by the Committee Adiniss A me n
and then sold Tor his flniiys bsne1f and
when the rules disqualified from bOlia2t lDngsr
suspended member could ~ b. a. IA
had the Exchange The Judge Gccslol
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
YOUNG ADAMS SENT TO ELKTRi.

William q. Adams who had good reputation Harlem
and held responsible position The dy goods OF
hWeetser Pembroke Co.. at Broadway aad White sts.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
DAVID SMITH.
MRS. PARYELL CHANGES HER ARODE

David Smith, Of MorrIck, l.. l., a veteran of
the War OF lrl2 died yesterday. sge ninety.two.