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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

by request OF the owner, nonresident
who Is determined 10 sell, even at q sacrl-
fee, we will cell by auction, on the premises
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 26TH,
at AZ 7. NJ, the above PROPERTY.
This dwelling has been recently built;
has one and half brick walls, seven rooms.
range. hot and cold bath, double parlors,
marble mantels. &c. The locality Is rapidly
improving, being nearly opposite proposed
public park and new buildings going up on
ihe same square, and in one square OF the
street. cars.
No better opportunity Will be offered to
secure good house in he improving West
End, or to make more profitable Invest
ment.
TERMS: Very liberal.
J. THOMPSON BROWN CO..
oc21 An, tioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

Nos. 40 and As make DO stogs. '.e. -
and as stop only on sigma. az tn'-'eI. .t..
tTalia, and Manchester NUs 80
81, 80. "a, IS, SO, and ~ stupat e.. 30
for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
TRAINS NoRTHWARu.
'Daily. iDaily except SuEit,
STOPPING.PLAEE..

'Daily. iDaily except SuEit.
STOPPING-PLACt-.
Nos. 40 and As make DO STOPS $40. ~
and as stop only on sigma. az tnN-'rr .t.s
tralia, and Manchester. nos. -3
50, 80. "a, IS, SO, and ~ stopat a.. s.. TO
for passe myers.
PULLMAN CAR sEPNi'I
On Train No. 80 slceY'us.clu between
Washington and Charleston 'H ... '.
As sleeping cars between Je'.,-u.
Washington. On Trains sos ~ b b.
sleeping. cars between Sew JiA t-l 90. p.
sonVille
THE ONLY ALL-EAIL LINE 81. t.I~
FOLK.
LEAVE. Ae.rfr
RIchm'd... sll:s0 4. ". Nor'a +l.
Richm' d.. 1880 +. 81. NOr'u.-
Norfolk. $3.50 y. ". 3'-u.u 8 49,. ' y
Norfolk. 1880 L. NJ. b-c.m a- II
These trains also make c'O-e r'u...
TO and from Farmvi.l-. lru...-
south western points and sIi falcons I'D
the Norfolk and Western ra,l,".l
superintendent OF rr1LspY.
L. NJ. EAERSoS. Genera fa,s' I- B
sol HAAS. Traffic asnaser cells
DICHMOND, FREDERlJN>B"a'
Al AND POTOMAC RAILRpAu.- d.
tie commencing NOVEMBER a.. l--
eastern sls udsrd time:
eco A. NJ. leaves Byrl.Strett s'a
daily: stops only at ,.i
JunctlCI. Milford s.' .te
rlcksburg. sleeper % nt
iugton. Leaves Wa.
for New YorkRt II g.. %
HOT A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Stryet -'t'
daily. except SUNDAY. .t..r
Washington fos Sew ..t
4:20 p. ~, als' b. --.,ti a.
3:60P. ".
$40 +. Nj, leaves Byrd. street st
daily. Sleeper 10 NtE l-f
1929 A. NJ, arrives at ByTd->'ltt. s't.
daily. Sleeper from NrW 3.
1888 p. NJ, arrives a. Byrd stree So
daily: stops q Freieg. .s..-t
Milford, and Junction. ~.r-i %
from Washington.
sos +. NJ, arrives at Byrd street s's'' IS
daily, except sunday.
A. VI. train connects al Freder' b
with Piedmont, Fredericksburg AMI i..'
mac railroad for Orange CourthoUs,.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
BATLY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 =. NJ, &C com m odatlou, lesYei
Broad street station. sIrfel
at Ashland at 5 d. VI.
7:lo Z. NJ, leaves Elba arrives a. A. .t-.
at s Il. VI.
7:50 A. NJ, arrives at Elbs; leaves Asa
land At 6:43 A. NJ
6:56 A. NJ, accommodation, srTiy YES 81
Broad-Street station, 4tA'a~
Ashland at 5 A. ".
$50 p. NJ, arrives at Elba leaves As az
at 5:12P.M.
q. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
L. I. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
BY ". W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
TIoNOF A SMALL
But VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF ST.
BURBAN LAND ON
WEST LEIGH STREET, JUST OUTSIDE
THE CORPORATE LIMITS. AND
CLosETo THE LINE OF THE PROPOSED
STREET. CAR FXTENsION.
Ry virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Henrco entered July 7, 1883, IN the
suit of Gays executors Is. Millner and
Others, We will sell, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Q, 1886.
OF LAND on west Leigh street opposite the
shops OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
Potomac Railroad Company, containing
EIGHTEEN ACRES, much OF which can be
sold at once In town lots al good prices.
The construction OF the street railway up
Leigh street nearly 10 this property, now
sn assured fact, will very sool add largely
10 the value OF this land, to say nothing OF
lis enhancement by the steady growth OF
the city In this direction.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with interest ado u, and title re-
tanned; or all cash. at the option ofthe pur-
chaser. ". G. MANSON, JR..
RANDOLPH TUCKER. JR,
Special Com IN issioners.
/, George W. Carter, clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Henrico. do hereby certify that the
bond required OF the above. med special
commissioners by the decree above referred
10 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 25th day OF Oc-
tober 1856. GEORGE W. CARTER.
oc26 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ONLY ALL WATER KOUTE.

JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF
CHARGED BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
ABOUT ONE MILE

FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
PULLMAN CARSEPVlrE

On Train No. 40 E.ceI'ug.cis between
Washington and Charleston Ou I.... SD
43 sleeping cars between Je'>-u.
Washington. On Trains sos ~ .i 30.
sleeping. cars between Sew lJiA t-i o.. %
sonVille
THE ONLY ALL-EAlL Li>E fH.~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
LIFE ON THE CAROLINE ISLANDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 7 Especial. Joseph
Brinskin and Gustavus wcnswend. sailors, who have
Just arrived In this port tell romantic story Of ship
wreck and Of life a small island Of the Caroline
group among the natives for fifteen months. They
sailed from Newcastle Australia, November l6 1884,
ON the Australian bark Bothwick Castle for Annoy.
China. The vessel wrecked reef Of Mokin
Island Caroline group. January 3. 1888. The
crew of thirteen took the boats and saved small
auartity OF food and clothing reaching Mokin Island
with great difficulty They treated kindly by the
people The natives described as fine looking peo-
pie but they little intercourse with the outside
world After o soourn of year and quarter Brinskin
and Wenswepd taken of the island and brought to
this port by the ship Ii. L. Tiernan.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
IOssFs IN VARIOUS PLACES.

RossvILLE, Ill.,, May -Four business houses
and one dwelling destroyed by fire last night Loss
S3O,OO0 insurance $2O,OOo
M.cMlSxvILLE Ore, May John sax's Touring mill
vas burned this morning Loss S3c,OOO; Insurance.
S25 600 The origin OF the fire Is cnknown.
WILKEsBARRB, Penn, May Tho Pioneer kndiing
wood factory near White Haven Penn, was burned TO-
day The origin OF tho fire 10 unknown Inc loss is
said to he 100000 The property was owned py nen III
Jersey City.
FLORENCE, Wis. May THE dwelling OF Ira Pixiev
bomesteader Of Forcnce County, was destroyed by nre
on "Wednesday night. Three children and Mrs. Henry
vere badly burned Ono girl. age two was burned 70
death only few charred bones being found Inc mousse
caught from forest IRE.
AVER Mass May 7.-G W. Randletts house ana NV
ery sabe with six and oil tho livery STOCK were
burned Some OF the house furniture was saved. Inc
insurance is about $4,000 The nre was probably OF
incendiary origin. ,-,-
WASHINGTON. Penn. May AT 1890 this morning
the two wells Of Thayer No. were set on hre py I'LL
incendiary The spread to the derrick OF Gordon
y.u No l. few rods distant, and II was burned TO the
1ronna Workmen saw the incendiary running from Inc
tanks. ,
| PHILADELPHIA, May tSpeeidD.-Flames damaged
Mapees ale and porter brewery IN Vine-st THIS AFTER
| noon. The loss was small
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

Crosse had Marsau arrested for using he
Police Court Marsan swOre out depositon aguns. .
Officer Crosse who IL his turn was arrested on s
charge This afternoon BALM Masse was also arresteu
as being an accomplicc and the three gave Ss psii.
The officers then returned TO the store 10 continue
work. but again they pretended to have beeh ~,
nv the members OF the firm, who locked their oocAs ~
the safe The officers seized the stock. whlch ~ Nau
at Sl75 600 and appointed guardians and hecessiii "
euployes TO coInus their Investigation Inc nrm
amply to have writ issued against the custom "r
au horites TO see whether or not they can ho'o '"
stock.
OTTAWA. May (SpecoD.-The resolutions co."' ,
the hanging OF Rie defeated In the Qnene,r
lature this morning by vote OF 1S Tor 10 Al ~ o.,
HALIFAX, May THE steamer George oh"'.uN 49,,
hero early in March on scaling voyage. since 'n'n
little has been heard of her. and much anxiety oi no
safety has been felt among the friends OF her ero"
day she reported at North Sydney. with az re
old harp from two days opportunity m snstancd no
lion of her propeller being disabled she shslancu no
damage Of consequence. ,
HAMILTON Ont, May T.-An extensive l"nus""o W
Cured east Of Dundas Mt midnight last night covering
the Great Western Railway track for eighiy yat1s u
earth IN places being piled up TO heishe VI ioi''
feet
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
DEFENDING THE ANARCHIST PRINTERS.

CHICAGO, H., May THE Arbeiter Zettung
made its appearance again this morning, though III re-
duced FORM The old paper a large, prosperous
looking folio sheet while todays issue Is ten py
twelve hand bill. The leading article is addressed 10
the workngmen OF Chicago. and after relating the m
culties they had In publishing the paper owing TO the
arrest OF all the printers and editors the article says
These twenty-five printers were arrested upon tne
ridiculous charge of murder-peope who ala n0thlhg
but their work and which they were PAID Ban was
refused them On all sides there was systena.Ic
attempt to make the reappearance or the p"per III %
possible. You then. workingnen, that Tue
ruling class understands better na yoa snow sao You that
aiTDo although the recklessness of some may
tsmporarlly confuse, it cannot disrupt our
workngmens party. We therefore appeal 10 you work.
Ingmen You will that workingnen,s movement
without an organ is impossible we snau col'
nue the xht for freedom and right that this paper has
alway. conducted. Forward! and rnhesitatinFiy
forward spite OF chcanery Of the ruling classes.
Again workingmen-GO your duty; we VIII DO ours
In another part of the paper is an article whch hdi'
recty charges the dynamite which the ponce ioud
in their building brought there by the officers them
selves. The paragraph runs:
After the police had arrested editors they carefully
searched the building, but found nothlng snort tihe
afterward they reappoared and arrested al connected
with the paper and behold! they also found dynamite
They are so said to have found revolver ana an old
dle Indeed dreadful And this find Is said TO prove
that the printers murderers
The writer then goes TO say that the whoie thihg
f. conspiracy to suppress the paper for ever In con-
spicuous part OF the handful printed the comments OF
the Nsc York VokS Zcng the arrest OF schencK ana
Braunschweig in that city.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
INTERESTS OF THE DOMINION.

NOMINAL, May Z Especial. D.-COnsiderab!e
.xcitemeo as caused in town to-day the seizure
made by the customs officials upon the firm OF Patter'
son. Kissook d Co. For some time the authorities were
Informed that the firm passing goods at undervai
uaton The customs tried TO get access to the
firms books but without Tho officers reported
10 the customs authorities when 1t decided that the
sezur. would he made this morning Hot words passed
between BailiR Marsan, who had been appointed
guardian by the Court and the officers since Yesterday
afternoon The firm had Ia ken legal advice and Ieti-
ton had presented to one of the judges sitting In
the Chambers praying that. nasmuch as the firm had
good ground Noncompliance withe order OF the
Custom House authorities. the Court appoint guardian
Tho petition was granted A struggle eusued during
which rev0lvers were drawn. Fearing the result tho
trn telephoned for the police Detectives arrived but
khetr servces were not required. Meanwhile Officer
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
sopuouoRgs WHINING AT HARVARD.

CAMBRIDGE May tSpecidD.-ln the Harvard
class races this afternoon the sophomore crew
came in haudy with lead of fifteen feet clear water
Eighty nine" came second. followed BY the Eighty
seven boat which about ten feet behind "Eigh'y
six "a she has done for tho last three years. came IN
bad fourth The day was fine for racing although a'
tho upper end OF the course the water was rousn
cum.tanes which caused Eighty eight to steer widely
from tile direct course get 10 the mill dam wall as
profession from the wind Elshtyninc surprised ner
frends by leading Eighty-soveu, which ths nornihR
was the fayorte boat Thd stroke OF the winning crew
G. r. Adams. aud ths other mcmbers were Ihomrs,
winning class celebrating the victory this evening WIZ
areworks and tin hoknh
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

MARCHING TO THE FRONTIER.
GREEKS PREPARING FOR BATTLE.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM IN ATHENs-FoREIGN MINIS
TERS LEAVING GREECE.

GREAT ENTHUSIASM IN ATHENs-FoREIGN MINIS
TIERS LEAVING GREECE.
ATHENS, May 1.-Two battaIions OF the
Athens garrison have already started for the frontier
Tho soldiers with great usiasm. They VIII
embark at Lauriuu in order to avoid the blockaders
stationed to cover the other water routes
The populace enthusiastic the prospect OF war
with Turkey Soldiers are paradiDg the Streets sngie
patriotic They every where cheered ana are
at present the most popular persons IN the cl'y
large number OF soldiers remain here Tho eodiors AT
the garrison received with cheers the orders to march 70
the frontier The foreign squadron has returned 10 su
BaS The Greek feet has left Salams and 1t Is beeve0
has gone to Psros.
All the foreign ministers have embarked on vessels OF
their respective nations to depart from Greece. inn
Powers have given orders their fleets to biocKade INC
Greek ports
Tcwnk Bey the Turkish Minister. when he departed
to-day took with him all the members OF the stan OF the
Turkish Legation. and caused ali his aud their personal
effects to DO removed.
The secretaries OF the other foreign legations VIII re-
main in unofficial capacity for o time at least
The Russian Minister did not leave when the otnor
Ministers departed having been instructed to do So
II is not believed that Russia VIII tako any snare Win
the other Powers to cocrcc Greece.
The Pecponnesian Army has been ordered to ines
sally.
The Government has sent gunbo1t to Consantinople
to take away from Turkish capital NJ. Conduriott
the Greek Minister
The movements OF the Turkish army threaten to make
Thessaly the OF the first warlke operations Inc
indications now point to Turkish advance By way OF
Larssa
The Greek reserves at Volo and Vaestino have been
pushed to the front. The regiment designated the
Kings Escort is ready to start for the front
The Government has announced its intention OF de-
Tending Greek territory against any and all advances by
foreign soldiers.
Turkish troops are massing at Prevesa
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
SHIPPING STOLEN LUMBER FROM ALASKA.

CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from San
Francisco says: at has been ascertained that the
revenue cutter Rush. which sailed last week under secret
orders the Treasury Department. was in search OF
the schooners Gem and San Buenaventura, bound 10
this port from Alaska and known to be loaded with
lumber As the land there not open to preempton.
it is unlawful timber upon 1t. hence the Rush
was ordered seize the schooners. The san Buena-
ventura however. slipped past the cutter and began
unloading Wednesday The special agent of the Treas
ury Immediately procured the necessary papers. ana
to-day the schooner feet Of pine and cedar
was seized by the United States Marshal The vessel
the property OF the Alaska Trading Company. which
owns a mill on the southern extremity OF Wrangel
the property OF the North Pacific Trading and Packing
Company which has mill on the opposite sile OF the
sland from that OF the Alaska Company The technical
defence Will be that tho timber cut by Indians and
simply converted into lumber by the companies who
purclased the logs"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
URGING TO CRIME IN PrTTsBURG.

PITTsBURG, May (SpecidD.-lt was learned
to-day that Anarchist circulars of the most nceh"ay
kind were distributed IN the Woods Kun' OF lower us
trct of Allegheny City, last night On the title page
.nnaared in large letters: Revolt an American 20
Americans by W. l. Gorsucn Group Allegheny Inter
national workingmen's Association" Tho omcia'
registry OF Anarchists for the two cities gives the meet.
place OF Group as Jefferson Hall, Malison-aVe anu
second.st Allegheny. The group meets every evening
Tho Wholesale arrast OF aborers In the ehpoy VI sno
Cusrticis Natural Gas Company altraeteu nany
to Woods Kun aud IA supposed me ds,rlou,
autvreaE, They escaped arrest huge heap of TIE
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
SOLDIER MIyRDERED IN CAMP

A SOLDIER MURDERED IN CAMP.
FORT SuILY. OAK. May John Murphy. OF Company
d. llth Infantry, alias j. Harrington. murdered
last night by some unknown person. The murder was
committed in the officers quarters. The sontnes on
duty heard shooting In the direction In which body
found
MANGLED BY DOG.
NORWICH. Mass. May IA large dog belonging to
Winsiow Morse attacked three. OF Mr. Morses
sster-juaw Mrs. George III. Bateman. OF Hyde PARK,
ana lacerated face seterey tina, lie will probably
die. The dog was Killed.
INDICTED FOR THE HACKETTSTOWN MURDER
n U,ckETrsrows, May flames j. Titus, the janit0r
tie Centenary Collegiate Institute, charged with the
nnrier of Tillie Smith April s, whose case has
been before Grand Jury since Tuesday was indicted
mis- afternoon on counts For assault and MURDER
for murder while attempting rape, and murder by
sragulaon There is great excitement over tho md
Ing Of the jury.
RUN OVER BY TIE CARS
C0nRY Penn Mas Especial IN the yard OF the Buf-
falo NeygYo.k and Philadelphia Railway here today
william Newman. a brakeman. met with BIS death ny
falling between the cars. Newman WAS an unnxrried
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
WORD FROM A RUNAWAY HUSBAND

NEw-HAvEN, May (Speciah. Edward
Ltteneld who lives in Brightest received letter from
her husband who away from this city few months
ago Doie Hale, octoroon, inclosing money for
the support Of his chdren Tho case Is an odd one.
Iittefeld made the Hale and hsr friends believe
that he was a single man. ana said that 1t was his
r,ed aud had two ch,ldren after snending si00 ar
$40O OF her money. he deserted her and is living
with Ms folks III PrOvidence.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
THE FIRE RECORD.
THE LOSS IN Mr.. HEWITTs LIBRARY.
olo,,.o nf bro

THE LOSS IN Mr.. HEWiTTS LIBRARY.
A fire patroman was in charge OF Abram ..
Hewtts house. No. lexington ave. yesterday ai.e'-
noon and no attempt has been made to figure out the
,es an rho hurned library or the insurance upon It, Mr.
Hewitt was telegraphed for from Washington ana was
expected TO arrive last night The rest OF tue lahy'
,y The rcent,on of one son. travelling In Europe
nsde the library the floor strewn with paper asnes
and hafburnt leaves and volumes Inc poohs nau ~.
va heen arranged in the shelves when the hre TOOK
ace and o one about house could tell just what
art ~ the library had been lost Many hafburnt pup
H.; documepts were to seen, however. and young MI
Hewitt thinks that his fathers working political library
has been destroyed In great part Inc loss Oh 'o "ooA'
was put by the police at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
KEMPTOY PARK SPRING MEETING.

LONDON, May This was the first day of
the empton Park spring meeting. The race for the
Kempton Park grand prize by Lord Cslthorpes
bay colt Scherzo. Taylors bay colt tho sun was
second, and A. T. Prtchards bay colt by Muncaster out
OF Mrs Jones third The last betting was to l
against Scherzo to against The Sun aud to against
the Muncastor colt. There nine Scherzo
won easily by length aud hail. three-quarters OF
length between econd and third
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
BURNING WRECK ON THE LEHIGH VALLEY ROAD


E.sToy. Penn, May IA long Lehigh VAL
, ,e,ht train was wrecked at .kos Greek. thirteen
mies aboye Mauch Chunk to-day By the breaking OF an
axle. In the wreck was load OF oil. which caught
fire in some way guted the other broken cars and
merchandise The broken cars arc mass OF rubbish,
and the track is twisted. Some OF the barrels OF OH
rnIIod down 10 the Lehigh River, and burned on tne
varcr while floating down stream Inc RindHna wooa
factory at Bridgeport. below White Haven. OF Maca
b. Jones president. was Destroyer Wy nrc An' "3'
ory gave employment to 80 men,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
SYMPATHY WITH THE CHICAGO RIOTERS.

SYMPATHY WITH THE CHlCAOO hiOfEiS>'
Loxpoy. May 7.-Secretary McCulloch, of
the Glasgow section OF the Social Democratic Fedora
tlon writes: "Glasgow Socialists cordially sympathze
with the efforts OF workmen in America to emancipate
labor and overthrow capitalists. and they sympathZe
with the Chicago Socialists in their connict Win inc
police while resisting bourgeois tyrrany aud cruelty.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
SNOW IN HUNGARY

VIENNA. May THE weather in Hungary
continues to DO of Arctic severity. the railway at Gra
10 blocked by large proportion OF tho drops
vines has been ruined.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
COLLISION AND Loss OF LIFE.

LONDON, May THE British steamer Mar
tello Captain jenkins. from New-York Apsil 25 for
Hull In collision with and sunk Ida of
Lizard Point Lighthouse One person drowned.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
FRAGMENTS OF GABLE NEWS

PARIS, May 7.-iIenri Eochefort Editor OF EInirdn-
sIgcant and VI. Portalisc fought duel with pistols to-
day Four shots fired by each contestant none OF
which did any harm.
BERLIN, May THE Lower House OF tic Prussian
Landtsy has adopted the Eccesiastcal bi Ia its en-
uIotg.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

Henry Hayemeyer
Tnomas I. BlrtlOn
James O'Douohus
Joseph Dillon
jacob RUPERT
Charles j. Nchrb2s
Anbr0sclf. MOnns1
Joseph r. de Ma
varfO
Moses Ichrblch
L. L. MalOncy
Governor John T..
PstilsDn
L. A. king
4. Dewitt 1slnage
stewart l.. " Ood-
ford
james MccOsh
William DOr-heimef
Abran =. Hewitt
James q. Beck
flcllar'i O'Gprman
De Wit J. Selikman
oswald Ott.ndOrfcr
Parkc 6O.twll
Warner Miller
Arson q. Mc'OOk
+. Is. Ihurber
lieniy Clau~-a
GEORGE Ehrct
L. O'DOnOEue
Josenh Pulitzer
Mathew Leayy
Hosea Is. Perkins
T.. j. JerZuanousA
W. NJ. Cram
T. A. Merrirlan
-legfried Oruner
Ernest Han
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

LONDON, May IA meeting of several thou
sand unemployed worKingmeI was held at Manchester
to-day. Eight persons were arrested for dlsorderly
conduct.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

Grover Cleveland
William Il. Grace
Roscoe C0nEilng
William NJ. tyaris 8
Allen q. Thurman
Governor Leon Alb
bett
James q. Blaine
Charles III. Van
Brunt
X. T.. Larrenore
Henry Wilder AlleI
Henry W. Book
stayer
HooperC.N Vors'
Charles II. Tracy
Henry W ardBecche
Henry A. Glider.
sleeve
Lew T.. Morton
Randolph b. Martini
WhIteliw Reid
Frederick Smy th
BENJAMIN " OOd
David Mead IN
General T.. H.,hcri-
dan
Daniel @. Rollins
Andrew ]. Rodgers
Thomas L. James
Alfred -teckler
Mayor u. ID. Whit
Dey
Chester A. Arthur
Chauncey VI. Depew
J. q. Ga lisle
Thomas / Kayard
George =. Andrew j
Robert I. y Mooney
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

Chicago circulars the slaughter or police
men, were received ia this city to-day GOrsuch re-
Gently held meetings in Allegheny City and dehcd the
Mayor 10 disperse them