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New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
6YPSIKS FORBIDDEy TO LAND.

The travelling bands Of gypses whose worldly goois arc
usuay limited TO bits Of and trained bears and mon
.cv having been hwarted attempts TO come TO this
country on Europe and the Dy me
Of Emigration have begun 10
trv anober route Yesterday band OF Bosnian gypscs
Pero Markovitsch de Banabucco his wife and seven c
dren ATTEMPTED to smuggle themselves ashore IRON the
steamer Badomero Ygesias Of the new Sanish nc
NewYork and Havana they intercepted anu NJ
hack 10 the by the Emigration Boatds ono
personal property consisted Of $780, donkey TWO
dop cart three performing bears canvass tent nlt anu
veTmin As inventory dd not meet with the
of the law and as fact that they have travelled througn
Furope and other does not make them tonrs
were the steamer TO be sent back 70
10 nossibe that they landed later at New Oreans
Philadelphia other port where the vgances not 30
sfric AGAINST paupera
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
THIRD AVENUE SURFA OF EOAD FARES.

Despite all the about the Third Avcnue Surface
Railroad Company reducing the fare on It's lines 10 'hree
cents President Lyon said that the matter not even is
annual meeting of the stockholdors yesterday
Tie any declared considered the idea az our OF al
ouesfion In his report advocated change o
tive The lines OF the urging the ao-
tion the cable system soon as possible
When this rolling stock o the company VIII De re-
According TO his report the reducuo
Of the Elevated lines has not aeced the receipts ol
the surface road much the opening OF the Elevated
roads dil ..,... go.
The following elected directors for the ensuing year
Henry Hart William emsen Louis LYON, Robert george
Retnsen Maltby g. Lane William N. Prchsrd samuel II
Silvanus s. Rker R0best W. Taller Robert Wts John r.
Edward srhach Solomon Mehrbach MI Menr-
bach is the only new director the others being reelected
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
NEWARK.

The Pennsylvania Railroad recently announced that 1t
would workngmens trains a. The rate OF cent mile.
norninn and evening between New lork and Elizabeth
The Central Railroad Of NewJesey now announces that
viii begln on Monday TO trains at the hours be-
tween NewYork and Newark for 10 cents fare each
The preseut fare 20 cents each way for single ticket and
80 cents for an excursion cAe lnoso aVos ocns
reduced bY communication
The National Board the Baptist Women's Missionary so
cety met Yesterday In private conference In the parors o
the Baptist Church and pubic meeting was hci IN
The afternoon In auditorium Mrs. Morgan L. smith,
nredent of fbs Newark branch presided Addresses were
made by Mrs Gardiner Colby. OF Bos0n MIs Wm,ney u
OF Burmah; Mrs o. W. Gates OF NewJersey ann Others
Tho dscourses treated wholly Of the foreign WORK
day when the suddenly fell upon him. crushing his skull
and killing him instantly.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
orygRAL YIELE WAS" MISTAKEN"

The of Accounts yesterday questioned Gen
era yee with reference examination of the ground In
o5th prior TO the letting we'll Brady contract
General vee his the surveyors employed by
the Public Works this job II was one OF
the bids which have been exposed III
THE TRIBUNE estimated that the cost OF regulating
and grading would Sl5700 Contractor Brady has ALREADY
got $50 600 his assignee demands more General
Vele for difference between his estimates OF
The amounts and rock be removed and what act
ay proved the by saying that ne was MISTAKEN
although he had made 50 separate borings
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
EuYERALS OF TWO BUSIYESS MEN.

Caldwell provision dealer and member OF the Produce
Exchange buried yesterday in the cemetery at hchel
j. The funeral held IN the West Presbyterian Church
oficatinR services largely attended
A delegation from the Produce Exchange was present
The funeral William g. Arthur well known relren
iewelry who died at the Grand Hotel toK
place Yesterday. Among those present were
bayd Demarest Mr. Runrl, Mr. Arhprs former partner
Captain Pell and Henry Milford SIN th The tev r
Allen of Tarrytown conducted tho services The burial
aafG
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
sErTLIyo A DIsPCrE WITH A KNIFE.

Christopher Crowley, coacman OF No l27 West Fifty
frstst quarreed recently with Thomas Reilly also coach
man. West Fifty sixth st. and the men had not been
friendly Crowley passed Rely door early yester
day Reilly stopped him and wanted TO know why they could
not he friends Crowley began explain his own view OF
the why and he much fresh cause for offence
that Reilly attacked him After the men had fought WIN
their naked lists moments. Reilly drew knife and
stabbed Crowley in the neck thigh ana abdomen nictine
dangerous wounds Crowley taken TO ST Lukcs HOS
ptal cab his brother Michael and the police ld mol
hear stabbmg until Reilly had plenty OF lime TO escape
Coroner Nugent summoned TO take Crowley ante NOR
Reilly arrested and held In the forAvnt
Police % result o. CrOwleys injuries
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
WHAT Il GOING ON TO-DAY.

PLEADING Of indicted Broadway Railroad officers. Court OF
General Sessions. -
American Secular Union Congress, CmckernB ""i' Wv
o. co,ornor.s Island n
Savi Service CT amir batons, Post Ofnce Building
Catholic Historical Society. 81. Agnes HAL " ~ -N
fnstue of social science College OF the CITY OF new
ap.m. ,t ,,,.. ,oc,,ro p,rk Ayenue Methodist
Church p. M. ~ ~ u.st THIRTY. frat
at. X p m -, ,--.. r,t,,r ann a, and Lex.
Lecture BY A. c. Morehouse, Seventh street he'ho
dist Church. 8 D. m.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
THL NDERBYLT ESTATE TAXES

Justice Van Druut Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
IN reuy t An nqury him by Sterne Chitenden
m m The Court cond application for the
removal Of csponsbe for the failure 10 collect the
tax on he Vanderbilt estate. sld i'll writing:
know Of authority for the Court 10 act II thefe IS
any l should like to have attention called 10 H.
lawyer that he had previously applied TO Mayor
Grace and had been him look TO the courts for
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
ANN pRJCES FOR DOMESTIC SILKS

Representatives leading firms OF the country In
teested I'm the selling silks and vevets assembled at the
auction OF Townsend Montant NO. 81 LeonardsI
Yesterday az the annual Megroz PORTER Crosse Co.
bont 600 lots including and domestic silks Zurich
sans velvet. rhadsmes slcienDes brocades s
and fancy coakinGs, were oueren
The quality said by experts TO be above the
erage Fair realized most OF the lots domestic
slr hrounh better anticipated bv er
while the most OF veonrs anu
safns were not actively sought Although II was he
largest prominent merchants arne a
no Inference be drawn from the prices optaneo o"ns
the steady increase the manufacture.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
GENERAL TRACY QUESTIONS MR. RIDGWAE.

General b. f. Tracy examined District Attorney Rdgway
s a wtness in the contest OF will OF James b. og len In
the surrogates Court of Brooklyn yesterday The following
reference was male to contest for Office After
Mr. Rdgway sad that his law practice had extended over
fifteen years General Tracy asked: ,,.
"Y5n have been District Attorney, thinki"
Mr.. Ridgway-I think So .,uoo
General Tracy-An expect to be for the next three
years x.
General Tracy smiled grscousy and went on with inc e1
omin
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
NAVY CHARGES AGAINST A FIREMAN.

John j. Sweeney of Engine No 81 was on 'riai
before the Fire yesterday charged with hav
ING committed the following offences November A. Break
ing the door in the quarters IN Leonard
bring absent from without leave being ner the -
nence or iouo failing respond alarm OF hre and re-
fusng sweeney dcnet that ne had oeen u-
dor the influence OF LIQUOR and he declared that his errac
conduct caused solely by some powerful drug wh
he had taken a He could not remember the
name OF tho drug the strongest medicine ne ever
took and had yet recovered from It's elects INC Oo'
missioners fined him twentyf days pay
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

FORTY POUNUS OF IHUN 81 MN I'D n O""T'''''
Careless workmen on the Railroad In Park Row at
st. let piece weighing forty pounds fai
there Yesterday knocked down James oLeary COW
ov from Los angelica The iron struck o. Leary on the hes
cntng open his scap probably fracturng his sku ITO
was ambulance carried hiin 70 te
es Street appeared u Desinkng aefWu
there was not much hope OF his recovery Oteary WAS
wears OF age had heen staying at the EUREKA
oei At Houston and the Bowery and ms only irenu IN
This civ was said " be Cunningham oil Bunao BIZ
tuud UT shoW
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
WITNESS CHARGED WITH PERJURY.

Dcectlve. Reilly and Herman had in custody at the District
Attorneys oice yesterday morning William t. Winters VINO
"a witness before Referee John Vincent In the matter
Of disbarment Edward C. Ripley lawyer the recoro
whose makes large part OF the testimony IN e
vonmnnous OF Sdbb against stnDOs whch nas peen
before var In this city for long time winters IS
chared with perjury testimony which ho gave on KIP
leys behalf lie released $1,000 bail urisheu ny
samuel o. Blakeey, Of No 297 West EieventhsI
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
wEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

NEW RocHYrtE-A couple OF new houses in Websteraye
Tuesday night and r0bDed OF cohs"e"0
quantity OF carpenters tools.
MAMARovRcK-Mi Kate Fuller daughter OF James Fuller
NJ Mamarpneck married lasf evening In st Thomas
Episcopal Church Zacharah Belcher oil Brookyn iho
Rev. W. w. Montgomery. rector, oiicated
suRrH OAK This village comes to the front with the
Youngest widow in this part OF the country year ago
Garnet married Eva Br0wnage
thirteen Yesterday he died leaving fourteeny old
widow and baby old The mother still wears
shor dresze
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
SILVER LEFT IN MEXICO.

From The Too Repubtfcs (Chy Of AeTteoJ a.
Charles Lyell, tho eminent geologst, says that the
interior OF Mexico Il the Richest known arscnticrous
secton in the whole world. The fact was long ago
establsbcd that netaDifer0us vein runs without IN
terrupt on through the entire length of the conlefi
~ hnahuac extending from the Sierra Madro IN
Sonora near the northern border, to the gold deposits
OF OaIaca, In the extreme south of Mexico. Thls
exbaustless vein uaverscs no less than seventeen
states and since tie day of Its discovery tts mineral
yIod has been moro than "a 900 100000 worth And
Vet tlcsc valuable sources OF wealth arc estimated
10 be rot moro than per cent OF the undevcopcd
and undiscovered whole
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

RHE OUEDUCT BOARU-PKIVATE ANU <UDbIO'
The Aoueduct Commissioners supposed TO meet at
o'clock they don't do 1t often They hold what they cai
N executive session before the regular meetings. and az
these they decide what they will do In the feS
as meeting. In this The public does not get the priv
lsrr of listening to Yesterday they held their
sxecutive session until 430 O'Clock, willie public audience
ssthered outside waited and growing tired went away
After debating ior Two hoars con-
nS aud OF great apparent
49, Ted ont into the regular board room ana WIN uch
svity deoorum projected to apgon px@e
vss!gnaon from q similar place Ihey thon soio'n' o
soiyed 10 adjourn until tomorrow aternoon .o.r.
what the missonere talked ABOUT IN tcla ,t
non is not entirely known One thing was Hor heir
~ seombes letter advising them that was "a a,
Sower ght shafts at the contractor ~ - ~
Hoperly light them himself II 10 well known Ihat .c eon
stor neglect important duty TO theI men
bat commissioners reluctant W onena .no
They decide about these things IN secret sosson
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

The frequency deaths members OF the frouucc
Exchange -thry.two within months-is becoming
matter especially TO those whose ncoo
from otherwise limited that an assess
ment OF 80 upon each dehh means cons dereDe The
them in wear The death Of Mr. Tuesday was lne
1Sth since the OF the ratuity Fund IN Ap
lsS2 and thirty second last April The rules provide a
the number shall exceed nifty In any one year.
the gratues to deceased members shan be a rom
the Fund that will be called upon 70 pay
more than eighteen assessments before Apu me
paid each death IL SbS3o ana
the upon protected by the rules
the membership
cercate II ia that the numerous ceahs
have been reduction In the price OF menper
slips quoted at S24Oo The highest price pau ior thom
ahout
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
THE HOSPITAL FOR RUPTURED AND CRIPPLED.


mecting of the Hospital for the Ree OF
the Rupturet and CDpel held at that Institution yes
eray afternoon After ransactug the usual routine busi
ness including ratification Of the report OF the
chief DR. James Knight and making appropriations ior the
en- ming mouth the annual election OF officers was taken up
rsulting as follows: President William H. Macy wee
presidents Henry Terbell William H. osborn Wlhdn IS
Tsham Orlando Potter and Adrian lsein treasurer frei
cri~k Surges recording secretary John T. Townsend; cor
responding secretary william 4. w. stewart; board OF
managers Chan Rawlms. william " Bradford W Imam
NJ Kinrsand William n. Webb Samnel Thorn DAVID Woe
Bishop cornelius Vanderbilt Francis A stout, AeAahuor
Mel William &. Sturges
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
UOM E NE WS.
ppou,Npvr ARRIyALa

InA AVENUE BoterPrnce Komasn and ,ne . of so%e
ChiIds Of PhiialeIpha Hamilton Harris OF Albany anu
Byron Weston OF psa
E,,g york Uo,-C on gressman Samuel j. Ranla OF in"
delphia and Virgil Powers OF Georgia Windsr
Sir Iyon Plavfar and Sir owen Lanyon OF
senator John c. spoone Of Wisconsin, ana VI ,oy ~ as
rnnr ~ ~ pritisb Honduras Eckey Coke OF Penn-
svivone Victoria Hot>l-Congressman ii: IL Binghan
of Pbiialelphia Edmund Robertson NJ T., oi h"s""' ~
NicIolas Iopgworth, Of Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
sAID TO FAVOR NEW POSTAL SIA1IOM

La Hue Harrison. w. r. Edgcrton, w r. Lyon and H. L.
Rogers been examining AFFAIRS Of the Post ONCE
will continue their work for week or two more They have
heard the wants Of persons who desire the establish
ment new postal station the west side OF The p0hefh
part OF Manhattan Island Eghhave spd ODohundrod and
twenty tecendtt has been the situation OF now
station and the members OF tho commission who are making
the annual Post Otee said 70
have reported In favor OF the Of the station
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
BUrIyo A COFFIN FoR TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.

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large Of unclaimed property which had been in
tbe "a Of Propery than months
was sold s aucen Police Headquarters yesterday In the
Collection were gold Watches thirty silver watches 243
evoIyers lots O clothing door mats cigars books
crockery either demiohn OF wine billiard balls umbrellas,
sworis bag Of coffee sewing machine. accOrdcDn
hrdie several bottles 0f liquor goat skin
and coffin coffin found In the East River and II
sold yesterday for twenty cents lhe eho colcc
tion brOuQ Less than $500
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
ALONG TIE SOUND.

pRpGFPoRT-The Union Veteran Union ia the name OF an
be formed here IL will embrace only those
veterans who served the front and exclude those
who merely served their time away from the pat
tleheld.
-Ceorpe w RAYMOND n sub contractor In the
of constructing system OF sewerage ,or In or
their work during tho last month HIS boss mason tkes
claim about 500 against hir An attachmen Ws m
Yesterday against pumping engines and utensils useo Ill
cWnrk
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
pRyyoy KANaTsU TO SAIL TO-DAY

Prince Kamatsu. OF Japan with the Princess kamatsu'
Grand Chamberlain sannomya and his wife, and suite ac
corpanied by tho Japanese Minister at Washington H. KILL
strned rom Washington last night The royal travelling
party viii -a this afternoon for Lngland on me SerSn @
fbe Prince has offered special car Ia aKe MN from
fverpoo 10 Lonion the Midland Railroad r ough the
cnnrtfy Hurley the agent OF The ROAD IN ts cOuhtry
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

EVIDENTLY OIffEhENCE UT vi '"AN-''
An appeared yesterday signed H. W. Zel
Ter stating that he was wis member of the
firm OF William H. Guion co. MT Guion was AT one tie
one OF the Williams Guion steamship Line
but for had offices at NO ~
uon representative could not understand the
reason the adversement Mr. Zeer had been men,
Der of the firm and from Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

62c WEIGH STRrHr. CHEsTfR. PA.
Oentemsn-r have been suffering for ten years
with caarrh the son of ty pboid fever,
Eunning into dysentery Of the lower bowel The besS
orAnds of whiskey never snited my palate until I
tasted your Dnnys Pure Malt whiskey, which has
gwen entirely satisfactory results
CHAs A. wEfDNER.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
TO COLLECT WEATHER OBSERVATIONS

H. j. Penrod OF the United states Weather Bureau this
cy appo nted observer for New Jersey He will
have his office with Dr. George H. Cook geoogt aud
director Of the State In the main building
Rutgers College the roof OF which signals
played Penrod Will assist Professor Cook in collecting
the agents from parts OF New
and monthly reports Will be published. Twenty youn
teers have responded to the call for 200 agents
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
MONDAY. NOV. ID.
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like the one we quote FROM written by aay In San FRAN
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and find great benefit 1t has done me more good thsh
all the doctors" t. Of vincennes, Ind. writes ha'
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nv its use feel very anxious that woman amctea
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Birmingham Mich. suffering from weakness ana ois.
placement She began taking your compound anu
it helped me feel like proclamng 10 tho "o ''
great virtues as a healing agent for women"
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
JOHN BUR0Ay.
THE DUFFY MALT wHrsKEY co. Baltimore ",

rTOUR wHIsKEY Il SOLD ONLY IN SEALED
BOTTLES, NEVERGS BULK. NO FUsEL OIL
IT Durys Formula 10 sp,cfaf boshod dppier,son ~
Uufvs Pure Mar Whtsk,t. combined DrfaciD1g cn ra
bsseak liquid ror ,ohouf cooking chemcai eh1ne,s
furnishes uiegsaliei btoot forming Hat>rgi Vhebv NJ
petght and strength incrsds,d 10 me mos. piiaabis
and beef preparation rDff be Of
all druggiss at ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
Mt. HOPE AVE PRIcE's HILL. 4

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New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
MRS. MEARA.
ur.~..x. A.

WTNFIVN. NOfth 'tr0T1nA
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New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
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WALTER HUBBARD.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
THEY SAW THE LIoar or 1IBERrY's roR0H.

THEY SAW THE LI0HT or LIBERTY'S T0ROH
Despite the fact that Hbertys torch unlghted there
wanting people who think they 1t aiming down the
Bay On Brdse train early yesterday morning mid
saged negro and his WIFE AZ the train middle
n the river the gszed in.enty direction
Sovernors Island "There" he exclaimed there's that
ere lixf-in big statue yknow. Sec tf" He look
sps n, the fash Robbins Rect and pointed 10 out
sSssry 10 The "See tsec t-see it-soe IT, he
{1sfed "a the ght appeared and disappeared The
n IL and both home happy thinking that they had
sen the light OF the great statue about which has Deen
= much talk. - .,, l.. A.
~ between torcb-M 10 lighted again
tbe Rob Eeef Lighthouse Besides being In different
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
.qovy cOULD GUILTY OF OOyrEMPr.

Upon tie question whether Tom Could and others were
ry OF contempt having concerts at his resort
hout theatrical license he had been forbidden to do
On nv the conrt Judge Van deDded yesterday that he
was guilty. saving Tho Court of Appeals nave dennea
10 Include all kind OF mnscal exhibition
Tor the entertainment the public such an exhibition tne
defendants oubedy and have thus violated the IN
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
BRYAN. williams Comfy. Oh

Gentemcn-r was troubled with cramps Of tho
stomach Tor long time. until found ont yonr
puhy's Pnrc Malt Whiskey and Dnffy's Formula
have used them and ind that the cramps do nos
return.
MARTIN scHoTr.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
. rHR rARIEF AND HARBOH DEFENOES

torch has steady flame while the nn, a ,a "
iighthouse into light for moment ana then os
nears 10 come into view againA moment afterward
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
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New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
LONG ISLAND,

RfvRRHRAD.-J. f.. Y0ungs young artist while passing
through woods Yesterday received the entire con
gun olded with fine shot In his legs murng MN
seriously. lie did not who shot him.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
JERSEY CITY.

Andrew Tokerea of No "a Morrss an Italian fell from
Erie Railway train yesterday near tho station ana MAS
killed
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

VARIOUS NEW-JEhoEi iohNN
WEsTPIED-A special election VIII DO held on Move
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

all THE LEADING styles in seaisKin gas, ao,
menfa and fashionable fus at lowest possiVe ac ~
rciabie goods. q. G. sHAYNk Aanusetuf~s A"'
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
MARINE INI ELLIGENOE.
NINIATU RE ALMANAC
TODAY.

sun rises 6:39 Sets 442 Moon sets GIG Moons age 10
HIGH WATER
4 r-sandy Hook TOT Isld. 7l5 Hell Gate e0i
pH-Sandy Hook. 1855 Gov. Isrd 737 Hell Cato. s:26