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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
Anuselnenln.

me hempa Concert Toni9ht.--Those celebra.
,ea players, the kempas, arrived this morning
Dy inc niagara Express. The entertainment
they propose TO present will be as popnIar ns ,t
eteeileht, II will open with that beautiful
TRIO oy beethoven. a favorite OF all conpoiss.ur,
violin SOLO by vienxtemps stands on the pro-
by schumann, which will be exec,,,aS h,, NJ,
Helena kempa. Herr Pieczonka will NAV as
solos, "Grand fantaisie DramationeT hT
Liszt composed in his phenomenal neriod
when ne TOOK all Europe by storm, and one of
lar selections. 'SSN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
EAST LIBERTY-
New York Stocks.

Fsw York, April 2s.-Wall street, l:30 p. H.
Money easy at per cent. Foreign ex-
change quiet, firm, s4s71zaissk; Governments
firm Currency IS, sl2711 bid As coups sl261i
bid +1fs nl23S bid.
The stock market this morning displayed
more activity than for several weeks past In
mediately on the opening a selling of the list
began, which continued stradiy up to noon.
At that hour the whole list was down 4 to 4 per
cent, led by Consolidated Gas Erie Lake
Shore and Texas Pacific were the next weake- t
stock. The market Is now feyerish.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29

Lebanon will build new Jail. The county
commissioners have prepared plan for its
construction, its cost not to exceed SI3, 600.
The grand jury last week finally approved
the project and recommended the purchase
OF another site from the one OF the present
jail, not exceeding 5000 for that purpose
Thus the new jail with site must not exceed
SIS coo, exclusive of what may be realized
from the sale of the present jall property,
which no doubt will be considerable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
A Wheel. BarroM s,oian

Some time on Tuesday night wheel.bar.
row stolen from the Walnut street side of
6toner, Shreiner Il Co.'S hardware store
Omcer Heiss saw man wheeling a barrow
carly on "Wednesday morning. Upon msk-
ing Inquiry Officer Pyle learned that Stoner.
Bhroiner & ca. had missed one. This morn,
ing the two officers visited the house OF Ellis
J. Hutton, on Love Lane, and found the
stolen property. Hutton has been prose-
cutsd before Alderman Deem.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
Connected with the Telephone.
The Columbia Rolling Mnl Co.'S furnace at
yesta is connected with the telephone exchange,
pEA THS.

GRorF.-At Bird.in Hand, April 81, lSsd, Ben
jamin u. Croft, aged ~ years, months and IL
days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectmlly invited to attend the funeral from hts
late residence on Friday morning at 10 a. m. In.
terment At stumptown meeting house. sta
CHAMrNKYs.-On Wednesday morning, April
., Elizabeth, widow Of benjamin thampnoys,
In the Sdth year of her age.
Her relatives ana friends are respectfully In.
vited to attend the funeral from her late resi-.
dence, No 81 East orange street, on Friday
afternoon at O'Clock 2tdSltM'
MCtARLkND.-In this city, ON the eith Inst,
Mary l.. Albright, wife of James Mcfarland, ol
Philadelphia and eldest daughter OF r. \. ana
sarah Albright
| The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her father, No SSI West King street,
| on Friday afternecn at O'Clock. a.
| FAHSKsToCK In Walhaln, : c. ON the 2sth
| nst. Dr. william u. Fahnestock In the SD year
| Of his afrp ltd
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Election ni Member OF the Morayian r'royin-


The second ballot for a member of the
provincial board of the Moravian church
having been brought to a close, the vote was
counted on Monday, April 20. 1t appeared
that III votes had been cast, of which the
Rev. Robert de Schweinitz received 90, who
has therefore been elected not by plurality
but 10y large majority.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
Closing Prices-2 O'Clock
Live Stock Markets,

CHICAGO, April 2s 2s.-Catte-Receipts, 100 head
shipments, lso head slow and lOc lower
stockers and feeders, So s5d5 ~ cows, bulls ana
mixed. 81 00ai 90; bulk. O. 5oG3 25; through
grass Texans, 81 90
Hogs-Recepts, Is 60 head: shipments. 400
head; slow and lOc lower rough and mixed,
- Glai ID packing and shipping. 81 sofs4. 25
light, si5oGiaO; skips, s1,G0633j
Shcep-keceipts, 1900 head; shipments. $40
head; market active and lO6ll5c higher natives,
O. 75fs5 90 shorn, s2SI5 % Texans, 81 5Oais5
EAST LIBKRrY--CattIe-recei 77s head ;
shipments, 1Iy head market slow prime,
g tDaj Is fair to good, "a 756l5 IS fair TO good
= 7a95 = common, sS9i SO Shipments 20 New
York, % carloads.
Hogs-receipts. 100 head shipments, $50 :
market slow; Philadelphias, - 3S9i IS; York.
ers. o. 20spi 80; skips, q s0gio0 Shipments to
New York, carloads.
sheep-receipts, 2,2O head shipments, 40 ;
market fair prime, 81 IjGg5 fair to good, 81 25d
80 common, s3spi
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EaCIleas DIiAIur

Last night about 10 o'clock George Hoh-
man, butcher, who was driving at reckless
rate of speed, ran into a willow tree at the
corner of Middle aud South Queen streets.
He had his wagon broken and narrowly
escaped arrest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
sabbath school

The Union Sabbath school, OF Ruhls'
church, was reorganized May %, with the
following officers Superintendent, 4. n.
Becker; assistant c. B. Walz; secretary,
Anna II. Walz; librarian, Alvin Sharp
assistant, Anna Sharp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
Baptism by Immersion,

The Rev. G. w. Seilhamer pastor of the
Church of God, in Washington borough,
will baptize large number of converts in
the Susquehanua river, on Sabbath next, at
10 o'clock. Rev. j. Heineigh, of Harrisburg,
will he present to assist the pastor in the ser
vices of the day,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
Suffering From a Dog D,,e

Dr, y. L. Davis, who was bitten in the arm
lew days ago by dog, has suffered great
pam since. lie is now confined to
his bed and II is feared that the case is much
more serious than was at first supposed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29

Letters addressed to Miss +. FIoy Arnold
$50 North 18th street, Philadelphia, Penua.,
and A. W. Potteger, 370Penn street, Read
ing, Penna., are held at the Lancaster post
office for postage
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
House warming.

Ma Belle Fisher, who recently built new
houno q Lancaster avenue and James street,
pneyo4 intO IL recently. Last night she had
hoooo warming Ut which there was large
numher of persons who enjoyed themselves
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
1AREETS.


PsIIApsLpHiA, April 29-Flour - Market
quiet. sales of 80 barrels MINI. bakers at
~ shIi rs Penna. family at a. 753l 10 Western
at o. l2bStli - Patents, ~ 15fl5 -
Rye -four was quiet stsl IoSi3 Is.
| y. m, call-Wheat--April, Sli.c May.
sIci june. a2,: July, 9lc.
.otn-April, Id74c, May. iGc.: June, i6Sc
July t6AC
Cats-kpril. aea.c; May SOS; June ss}tc July
iNi,C.
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF STAPLE GOODS
"A Just received at Bechtold's consisting OF
Working Pants, new make OF Overalls: the best
in the market. Coats, Vests, shirts OF any kind
Underwear Tor all seasons. Hosiery In Briri-h
Domestic, &C In all sizes and quality, at reduced
prices. New styles OF Linen and Paper Collars,
Handkerchiefs NeckweaT, latest styles Suspen,
ders, and Notions generally.
AT BECHTOLD's
No. SO North Queen street
Z. S.-Houses for sale Rent also Choice
Building Lots for Sale.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29

We advise all In want of good boots or shoes at
low prices to visit the Red Front Shoe Store, No.
as North Queen street, next door to postofiee.
aprl+lwdSltw
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OK HALL
To Careful People.

Inside ana outside oak Hail clothing must rr
up 10 our Standaid-the best ready made
Nhich are you careful about
Don't be afraid TO examine and pry nil around
the garments when you come to OAK Hal.
They're made to stand that we watch sharply
enough To make them durable.
We aro a. eager to have the best IA YOU
Ia The best Won can get for your money too
good
Goodness goodness Ia our great ideal about
1t; goodness In the goods and lowness in price.
Turn to Trousers. FOR - you may expect and
you u get hne quality and "A variety of wpavCs
to pick nom 1s good style and work AS in the
merchant tilors tOr much more
norfolk Jackets; fashioned to NJ closely to
the body, to give entire freedom, shapely and
nobby, g., 6 20, f1H0
Turn to suits - 50 will purchase an Indigo
Bluc FLANNEL suit. $50 Tor "A whole, good, sub
stantiAl suit.
Next, a man can get an ATWOOD Cashmere
suit for ilO.
Or, a choice ont Of a line ot Brnken Check
fihd suits nt SO. Wonderfully low price and
All Woul
Cassimerc suit Tor slj, solid for wear unbcuta.
bic for price.
In Boys Clothing the samc see the Suits
from 81 to g., You can pay up To fls tor our ii n.
est quality. The neatcSt Of suits, with the best
OF workmanship and style In them.
There's no royal highway 10 getting trade.
We gCtit 10y generous dealing.
Last Saturday told that. The old siNth aud
Mhrhe corner takes a new and stronger lease
on the peoples confidence A. every season come =
along.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29

The prize this season will be a silver Gun
and will be given to the member who makes
the best five successive scores of fifteen
shots
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
RIFLE PRACTICE AT sCHoRNECx.
Some Good Work That Was Done by the North
End Rifle CIub

The North End Rifle club practiced at their
range at Schoeneck, on Wednesday after
noon. The following score was made at 500
yards out OF a possible rs:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29
DATENT STRAP PANTALOONS.
The Greatest Invention OF the Aya

Pantaloons made with the Patent strap III
easy. do not bag out nj the knees, don I draw up
when sitting down, and give better satisfaction
than any others. Place your order with A. II. .
Rosenstein, the Merchant Tailor, who has the
sole right for Lancaster for the Patent Double.
Strap Pantaloons. offer an unusually full stock
OF nobby goods for Pantaloons, Suits Vesting
and Spring OvercOots, and am deyOting my en-.
will spare no effort to retain the position have
SO long held as First Fine Merchant Tailor OF
Lancaster. Respectfully yours,
A. IL. ROsENsrElN. 81 North Queen st.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29

lsIuAao, April %. $50 a. m.-Market opened {:
whest-May, 7Sssc: June. sJl.c July, S5asc.
Coru-May, 36ssc June, 37ssc; July, Sst C.
Oats--May, "a &C Jane, SIC
Pork-May s. IS June sSG2H July, - lgk
Lard-May, 81 20 June. s5 a5 July. 81 Cl1S
Ribs-May, IS 20; June, O. 27S; July
s53
wheat-Apri, IKE; May. ssc; June. 7e1.c I;
July s2c.
-C6rn-Ap,n, aI!c; May, s6'sc; June,
81 l637s &C. July, 3s1sc
oats-Aprtl, 2aoi May, ?A.c; June, 2s2sc (;
July, Soc.
Pork-.April. IS eOi May, s. 90; June.
- O!I5 July 81 l2L.
Lard-Apfil, q s5NR5 60 May, s5 s7Sa5 90;
June, s. a5 July s,1SI6 O2LS
Ribs-April s. 20; May, s. 80; June, g. tx
July, IS S5.
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DRoPosALs FOR STREET MATERIAL.

DROPOSAI.S FOR STREET MATERIAL
Sealed proposals Will be received by the street
COMMITTEES up tO Monday evening, May 10, lSs6
At o'clock. for the following material and work
for the ensuing year.
Crossing stone 10 be not less than l. inches
wide, inches thick and feet long ana upwa ri4
Backing stone, to be inches thick.
Brl ok per thousand at yard.
Brick per thousand where needed
Laying CUTTERS per foot, contractor to furnish
material.
Laying cutters per foot, city 10 furnish mate.
rial.
Laying crossing per lineal foot, city to furnish
material.
sand per cart Dad, delivered whero needed
sand per Cartluad at sand hole.
Belgian Block by the 50 uare yard.
Broken stone by the ton At quarry where
broken, or by the ton, delivered where needed
Stone must be small enough TO pass through a
tvoinCh ring.
Proposals to be addressed to Street Commit
tee and deposited In Street Committee Box at
smeltz's Grocery. corner OF North Queen and
Lemon streets,
All BIDS must be accompanied with proper Sc
Curtty.
The committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids received.
BY order of STREET COMMITTEE
EDwTN :. SMELTg, CleIk. asst
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29

uIGH GRADE COFFEES.
IL Fine old Government Java and Mocha
Coffees, the best In the market Our Java Rlcn.
ded Coffee speaks for itself rich and fragrant
&c. per pound. Very fine Plantation Rio
Corees, our best only s0c. per pound one very
popular AZ l5c. we want you TO call and try our
l2xc. Coffee. The excellent quality Of our
Coffees and fine Teas IL making friends fast an d
firm. Our daily sales show a steady Increase
Fresh Roasted every day. 4 fun line OF fancy
Groceries. Please give us a trial order
GEO. WANT,
sugOlYd No ll3 West King Street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-29

(yANES CANES IA FULL LINE OF
~ Canes of every style. from cents up. Just
received at MARkLEY's
iTormerly Harimsn's) "Yellow Front"
No. q North Queen Street
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NHAs. ZECH,
BOTILER or
Weiner and Bavaria Beer,
NHAS. ZECH,

Brewed from the Best Malt ana Imported Hops
expressly for family use. Also manufactures
and bother of Mineral Water, sarsaparilIa Gin.
ger Ale, Birch Beer, etc.
No. Gas WEST ORANGE STREET
apr2tlwd Lancaster pa
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
CALENDARS TO-DAY

SurRSME COURT. CHANBERs-Before Lawrence JSo.
20 20. o. 50. 6G 10. 81 $50 los LII ia lss 90I
216 22O 22j 5O 24O 2i3 2i3 pa 24 az 2j2 2j4 255
SUPERIOR CoURT-GEyERAL TRRM-Before Davis p 7
Brady and Daniels JJ.Nos 3 3. - ~ %. 81 % 20 80
SUPREME CoURI-SPECIAL TkRN-PAHT I.-Before Beacb
J.-NOs lO9. ''
SUPREME CoURI-SPEUAL TBRN-PARI II-Before An
drews J. Nos iB7. 542. jj2. 32G. mn
SUPREME GOURI-CIRCuII-PAKT I-BefOre Don0hue 7 -
Nos 1880, 2222, 22-o 1923 2042 222l 227O 2Jg2 73I
22U2 72 2227 2j0s 1902 62j3g 264l 25I3 25I9 go
25O7 25sO 25s 26s2 25s4 2js5. ?5s9 1857 2589 1889
2GOl 2602 2oO3 2OO4 26Oj 2GOd 2sO7 26Os 25O9 1910
26ll. 2Gl2
suPKENE CoURT-CmcUH-PART lI.-Before Van Brunt 7
lOOi l777. 62l 1887, 1861. 1913 1920 1919 IsgI
1852 1858 256i 2565. 2166 1868 2jG9 257O 257 2572
2S73' 2574 2J75. 2j76, 2J77. 257s. 'V' '- -''-'
sUPRENR CoURr-CIRcUn-PART III-Before Peckbam ]
2Gs3 2ojb aOo2. ~. 2707, 1886 2g99 2Gss i7js
PHI, 2sHS. 1858, 1899.
SUPREME CoURT-CRcUIT-PABI IV.-Before Barrett J.
NOr ll4G2 1921. l21l. 1855. 55f $50 25lS BII i542
lbil 2OOO 23l6 1857. l249 l244 G22 1920 1920 2gig
1877 2822 20l3. 26l4. 1913. 2Jl6 N'
bUhRoGAIEs COUHI-DefOre Rollins S-NOs 242 2I5 24B
247 2ls !4g. 700 25l Z53 2s 264 2j5 25o 257 26J.
sUFERoR CoUgT-5rEcIAL TRilM-Before o'Goman. j.
No pa.
sUPKRIoR CoURT-TRIIL TgRM-PART I.-Before sedgwok
G. J-NOs 1868 1917. li17 1874. 602 1885, 1888 1896
1897. 1858. 1863. 1870, l77l l172. 1873 l774.
SUPERIOR CoUBT-JRIAL TEHA-PABT II.-Before Freed
J-No TO- s66 l2dj, lOr9 l42O 7Oi 7O7. 1914 1910
l776 l777. 1880 1881. 1851 1893.
J-Nos lG9l l4gs, 1901. l9l3 1915, 1877 1878. 1884,
l724. 1925. 1927, l729 1871, 1882
sUPkMoK CoukI-IBiAL TERA-PART IN.-befoTe InIr~
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

YoRKTOwN-Whc George III. TOmpkins was cutting
wood on Wednesday with the aid OF brZZ saw run by
horse power the horse backed out of tho tread and
pressed against Mr. TOmpkIns and forced him against
the saw. which instantly cut off his left arm and then
sawed his body I'm two. causing instant death He was
engaged to he married shortly The hog cholera has
again become prevalent and number OF farmers arc
heavy Theron Dean and Peter Curry have lost
twenty-five hogs.
KlToN AL Frederick Light has brought suit AGAINST
James f. Williams teacher at the Union Free School at
this place 10 recover $4,000 for Furnishing his SON.
MOUNT NERNON.-The franchise granted by the village
trustees to the Mount Vernon and New York Water
Company lay down mains in the avenues aud streets
OF the village was signed by President Collins on
"Wednesday. The Water Company was then fully or
ganzcd by the election Of the following officers Pres
dent. F. IIOpkinsOn Smith; vice-prcsident, MOses X.
Grove secretary and treasurer. c. l. Iluiller. The
for the work awarded to Inman BROTHERS.
About 100000 Will be expended in carrying ont the
plans of the company. The pumphouse at Hutchinson
Creck Will cost s.. 900.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
NOVEL EXCUSES FOR BIGAME.

A novel plea in defence of his crime was
ma ic by Frank W. Cofman. bigamist, yesterday in
tie BROOKLYN Court OF Sessions. He pleaded guilty TO
marrying Mary G. Hines January 81. 1856. having
married Katie Ggan IN April, 1884 she still being his
wife.
'Why did you marry Miss Hinesl" asked Judge
Moore
ITO save her liie." was the reply.
The Judge looked surprised and ncreduous and asked
how could De- COnan answered that she told hIn
she would Kill herself unless he married her. and 10 pre-
vent her suicide lie compiled The self-sacrihclng
youth, who is a printer, twenty years old was re-
nanded for sentence.
Jacob A. Pelham. another bigamist, also pleaded
eny m the Brook Court OF Sessions yesterday His
excuse for marrying Ella j. Randall on September IL,
1888 when the wife whom he married in S73 stil
his lei gal partner that the latter had abandoned
him. lie was sent TO jail 10 await sentence.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
RROOkLYN.

of the ten men arrested for assaulting Mrs. Mamie
Gray who gagged at Fourteenth st. and Hamilton
ave and carried board a tugDOdt in the GOWaauS
Canal eight held for the Grand Jury yesterday,
was sent to Jail vagrlnt, and one was discharged.
Martin d. Tyrrell, who convicted two years ago Of
keeping a 0isordery house under the name OF the Wind
sOr In CluOn-st, recently applied fora liquor license
for the house under the name OF the Grand Hotel
The application withdrawn yesterday by Iyrrell,
who threatens startling revelations In regard to viola
ors o the law who are not interfered with
The stairs leading from the foot OF the Brooklyn
Bridge tower to the roadway are being removed
Michael Mahady, who killed his wife by beating her
with bed-slat at No. 203 HudsOn-aVe on February 90
breaking a rib and Tupturng her spleen, pleaded guilty
10 slaughter in the second degree in the Court OF
Sessions ves;ertay His counsel pleaded for clenency
saving that Mahady was a hardwOrklng man and that
his wife was a confirmed 6Tunkard and pawned nearly
everything in the house for liquor being constant dis
grace to her husband and children Judge Moore prom
ised to consider the and sentence Mahady next
week.
Judge Cullen in the supreme Court Yesterday ordered
the Judgment of foreclosure and sae secured by the
Dime Savings Bank against the property OF General f.
Crookein Flatbush to be set aside in favor or the chill
drcn of the deceased man. The property was left by
Mira Crookc to children in trust with the father who
had mower to but not 70 mortgage In order TO raise
money ON mortgage General CrOOkc transferred the
property to his Frank without consideration IN
is75 and the Dime Savings Bank loaned $4,000. In
1889 the bank secured the Judgment and bought IN the
uroperty for 81 1000 Judge Cullen holds that all the
proceedings were fraudulent and void.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
NEWARK.

The Wegand divorce continued yesterday
before VlceC ChsnceOr Van Fleet The greater part OF
the morning taken up with the crOss-e1amnatlon
OF the defendant, John Weigaud His counsel put sew
eral witnesses the stand contradict Mrs. Wcgands
story OF how her HUSBAND had abused her.
Postal Inspector Maxwell yesterday arrested Frederick
Dreher a charge of forging the OF another man
OF the same name TO two German International postal
Joseph Atkinson, CAPTAIN Lawrence Farrell and Is.
McNuty. who at the New-JeTscy State Convention OF
the Irish National League, held in jersey City on Feb
ruary %, were appointed committee to prepare
public address issued call to " The Friends OF Ireland
In New jersey Wednesday. After recitlng the facts
Of tho present Home Rule agitation, the address urges
upon all Irshmen necessity or organizing ami eX-
tending the branches OF the National League in the
State. The convention will recOnvene in Newark on
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
DISTRIBUTING MONEY TO THE HOSPITALS

The Hospital Saturday and Sunday ASs0cla-
tion held its annual meeting yesterday the Mayors
office and distributed $4,000 collected from the hos
ntal bOxes scattered throughout the city. There
nresent Morris X. Jesup, the president the Mayor,
Mayor Cooper and Jesse seigman. The distribution
was follows:
Mount sinai s5O3 so; St Lukes s3 963 26 Society for
te Relief OF the uptuIed and Cnppled S35sG So German
Hosral 1885 II; PTesbyelia $6jD 50; st Mays.
81 23 AZ: WOmens 2Os on House OF Rest for Consump
ves 672 27i Home for lncuabcs - O3j "a Home OF
The Holy Comforter. sl.ojl 81 New YORK InlrmaIy for
Woren and Chidren SS43 10: NcwlOrk OrtbOpedic Hos
rita $40 2B. Iye and Ear Infmary, $775 "a French
1i0spll S755 20 Hahncmann Hospital SG57 81; Manhat
,n 4 We and ar Hospital S6ll 49, New. York Ophthalmc
Institute S63B SO New.York College and Hospital FOR
Wmcp s537 "a; York Ophtlamc ana Aursl lnstitu-
ZION 500 53 York skin aud Cancer Hospital s4JG %
Home for Con Y ale scents S426 o.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19

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calendar. 49,
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COuRT or GENERAL SIs5IONs-PART I.-Bofore Judge
ldrrerye ana Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald
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SEssIOVs-PARf Il.--BelOre Juuge
COwDg and Assistant District Attorney Puty-NoA = D.
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New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE WAILABoUr CANAL.

A number OF ptOpcrtV-OWncrS ana men dong
business III the WallabOut Canal IN Brooklyn called
Mayor Whitney and other city officials yesterday III
gard the proposed of relief for the crowded
wIarvc~ along that water The city officers favor
bill drafted by Controller Brinkrrhof To give him the
power appoint IlarDOr Master to regulate the
of vessels. Al the conference yesterday Ii
urged that measures absolutely necessary,
The canal il frequently nlOokaded. It suggested
that the Controllers bill might be amended to meet
the views OF those who it, The chief of these Is
f. Scholes who claims that the city owns berths for
forty vessels in the Walabout and collects only $4,000
year wharfage, OF which 50 100 is expended I'm paying
the salaries OF collectors appointed hy the Con
trollcr Mr. SchOes urged yesterday that the Control
lerS bill would not give the needed relief and that the
control OF the wharyes should remain with the Police
Department at present but the policeman serving
harbor master should have power to all masters Of
vessels who failed to obey his orders