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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
MEETING OF GOOD TEMPLARS

Thrty-two delegates, representing twelve
branches OF the Independent order OF Good Templars
in New.York. We.tchester and Richmond counties met
Thrty-fh.st MAJOR c. b. Cotton, Grand District Deputy
for the District OF New YORK, presided. paper on
Work Among the Jews" read by J. W Cummings and
discussed BY Mor Cotton the Rev O. Hicks and other,
Resolutions calling the Legislature 10 submit
Prohbitory Anne a popular vote. Papers were
By the Rev q. II. Hicks Temper
ance enefactons" by John B. Jackson Good Temp
larry" and ny Jennings Demoest on signs Ofthe Times
Tanning Michigan who had Just returned nom
prohibition occurring In Virginia, made long address
the need of prohibition Or Mann the Chief Tempar OF
the principal speaker IN the eNenng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
THE srr1yGAs TEA NOT YET ANA1YzED

DR.. Cyrus Edison on Monday afternoon sus
pectei tat the illness OF Captain Wright ana his
ON the bark Syrngs mgu; have been caused by adulter
aicd tobacco hu he learned that some OF the mon who
were III Gid tobacco. some time ago Dr. Edison
saw the Of snuf factory buy quantity
OF caToue yellow which contains larSe percentage OF
cbro,nate OF lead He learned that chrome yellow
used factories 10 color Sndh ana several KINDS
chewing tobacco It's nos unlikely Dr. Edison thinks,
that many persons who such tobacco may suler
from e al poisoning The tea which IL believed TO have
Dol soned Captain Wright and mis- has not been an
ayzed yet. Dr. EisOn will get two RABBITS; 10 one lie
will give Of the suspected tea and TO the other he
Will give excellent quality. II both rabbits die he
will ave TO tall back clcmic Al analysis He said yes
ter lay that did not know OF any tea aduerant which
would produce blindness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
GOOD RTDDANCE FOR AMERICA.

The Commissioners of Emigration decided
IeveIa days 10 send back an excohvict hare Bic
blcIauser Immigrant who arrived from Antwerp on
the eli anship Rhynand Yesterday the following facts
shout Bebghauser, the police records OF EGerfed,
were received by the state Department:
on March 10 1853 he sentenced to two years I'm.
prsonment for rape, April o. 1861 10 two years for
theft on October 2 1863 six months for uisdemeanOr
September g. 1870 six weeks for misdemranor on July
l. two nd August 20 1873, ten
ycafs burglary and robbery. After his release
st ugus there several large robbees aud burglarcs
and tie circumstances pointed suspicion strongly toward
him. The Prison society Of Ebereld then purchased pas
sage ticket NeF-YOrk for hn and arranged that lie
after sudng at New York lie Is
on his way 02ck 70 Antwerp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
no WAY 10 PUNISH 7HE GRANITE CUTTERS

Charles FalcOner, one of the granite cutters
who came country from Scotland The CrCassl
lnder contract with George Berry agent Of @. Weke
OF Austin Tex, the state Capitol made ALI
daylt Yesterday before COmmis Toner Shields and AS
distant DsrictAttoruey Howard that his fare had been
maid IN iyance under The contract with his poycr
aud that the money to be repaid from his wages
gent Berry, against whom the Granite Cutters Union
wished To make comp plant, left the city Monday
uight with hf y-iivc OF the oishy-sI men who came
with hm to this country He is supposed TO be on his
way 10 Texas committee of the union Will follow
HIM bearing In MUD That nnc OF 81 600 Tor each case
can he levied, half OF which gOe. to the infOImer
Emigration COmmssio stephenson was indignant
because there seemed to he way provided In the Con
tract Labor act for the commissioners TO punish the
granite cutters from Scotland He intends bringing the
matter 10 the attention OF the Board tomorrow. and
hone. 10 have the law amended that In the future the
workingmcn may be returned 10 the place whence they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
FACES COLLECTED IN "BOB-TAIL" CAR

"bOb-tall" car designed to illustrate and
superior accommodations furnished the public
he o compared with those OF
tile Dri.in0 East stood all day Yesterday In Union
square near the Washington Monument. The plains IN
question tle cito. OF ST. Paul Minnelpols LohlsVe
and Buffalo Many OF the citl who enjoy tho sun ana
benches Union square Park became critics by the
hour especial pleasure In rolling peome- furnished
by the mauagem down tube automatic fare
veyor" when them from part Of the car TO the
fare The has patent light windows and
perforated roof for purposes OF ventilation IL has
n narrow a and holds about twenty
peoua he inventor a varied streetcsr
man maxim losing three fortunes 1t is said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
WHY NOMINAL AVID ACTUAL ASSETS DIFFER

The schedules in the assignment of Thomas l..
James H. Briggs surviving partners Of the firm
OF A Il Co. nlet yesterday. the following
figures. Liabilities. 1886 397 81 nominal assets: 500
aud 49, H. The difference between
nominal the actual assets caused By fluctuations in
the pre- OF securities belonging to the nrm
In the assignment Joseph Samuel sedenberg con-
stitutiug Of Seien6crg Co dealers and maDnfaot
urcrs this CITY, August Rooster
schedules liabilities of $4,000 IS; nominal assets
S2 sj o. assets s3s 500 So Tho failure was
caused by the Key West and tho difference between
the nominal ascribed the fact that the
property IN that city by and to de-
probation in stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
A ONCE FAMOUS TkOTTER DEAD.

Alderman Diver yesterday handed TO DR..
Maggie of the Bureau of Vital statistics the following
note which had been received by County Clerk Fack:
DEAR SIR you help the bearer Charles Levnus 10
permit TO bury General Butler on his farm you VIII
greatly 0blige, yours truly, JOHN j. QUINN
Mr.. Diver explained that General Butler. once IA
trOtng horse, had died the of thirty In MT
Qninns stable East One-huDdred and twenty ifh-st
that Mr. Levinus the owner OF the horse, wished
to bury the body his farm in Westcheser County.
DR. Nagle wrote permit. General Butler became
after the I'm matches with Lady Thorne
George NJ Patcnen and other fleet trottors. III late
years had been kept in dlcness on account or his
mast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WAsHINGTON, April 27-Thc proceedings
in the Supreme Court of the United States to-day were
follows
no 5j2-Morcans Louisiana and Texas Railroad and
Steamship Company pianiin agt Board Of
Heath Of Louisiana and others. Argument continued by
william warts Tor defendants error concluded by
Joseph Mcdonald FOR the plaintiff IN
No 1878 Frederick Ker, pantI In error agt the peo.
pie Of the state oi Illinois. Argument begun by stuart
Bcat.ic for painh in continued by and
George Hunt io defendants in error. and concluded by
Boatuc for painn in error
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Breroort Housc-RObert Garrett, OF Dal'i-
mar. and Franklin H. Gowen. OF Philadelphls
Xisrnarie Hofci-Tho Marquis do Saint Paul. OF lars
Murray Hill Hoto-samnel l. Clemens OF V,r,ar;o
TotrirFIsha Atkins OF BOSTON. HOFFMAN H9l,se-
Don NJ Dickinson OF Detroit run hrfmnc ,nnm ~
EY.Governor william Caain and Robert G. Wlntnr"p' VI
Massnchnsctts Windsor Hofci-Augnstns br M
80 of Nev-Iondo - Nee York H0fci-General frcd
crck Town send of Albany and Richard Nevins OF 20
Iumbus Ohio - Ercreh RoUse-Paymaster Johh r.
Tnrbell u, s. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
A DoG MAKES THINGS LIVELY on THE BRIDoE

While playing in a stable yard in Washing
ton-st. Nassdust Brooklyn. yesterday. Charles
McKcnna age twelve. Of No. 81 NassaII-st was badly
bitten in the left hip by large bloodhound kept there
In the excitement that followed the dog ran out and
dashed down WashngtOn-st A policeman fired four
Shots but failed to hit him. The dog reached the Bridge
and started for this city The Bridge police teepnoned
to the policemen at the Bridge tower TO stop the dog,
which WAS on the north roadway. Two policemen at
tackled him with clubs and turned him back to Brooklyn
When tho dog reached Sands-st another policeman hed
two shots and failed to hit the dog, which dashed up
Fultonst. and disappeared 1t is not believed that he
rnlIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
INCOMING STEAMERS.
THURSDAY. APRIL .
SHIPPING NEUS.
SHIPPINT NEWN.
PORT OF NEw.YORK........TU les DAY. APRIL 81 1856.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Nevada tBr), Douglass Liverpool April Il, via
| / Co. Arr1 ed at the Bar at iO-l1 IN
to SPENCE Se Younr %ved at the Bar at
mdse and passenGerst Arrived the Bar
steamer Laurent (Fr) Dargnac Havre April z with
mdse and passengers to Louis do Beoan Arrived at the Bar
steamer acouua Br, Mcdonald sagua April IGCaibarien
20. with sugar to oder vessel to Munson Arrived at
steamer no Granae Lewis Galveston APRIL sasns , p
T BAR me at l9 pa' % 10 Mallory Co. Arrived
steamer Gulf stream. Doane. Wilmington days. with
stes@sr Roanoke, concG Richmond CITY Point and Nor
steamer FrostDnrg. Mills. Baltimore with coal TO consoi
steamer Neptune Berry BOSTON with mdse to II Dmock
steamer G CITY Of DAVIS F iver
water 81 day. with sugar to Adams & co. vessel to
Bs Ara@3s pr Trapor Arscaa 80 days with sugar to
Schr Nolie Woodbury. (Of BOSTON, Hodgkns Is
days with cocoanuts 10 domex PearsaG vessel to l.
BENJAMIN FaHe3. GGnaon Havana q day, csipsroI
M Il %syi with sugar " ha''"''''' Elder '''''''
sc6r Laura tBr, ouinan John NIB. DAYS with lumber
| to simpson. Clamp & CO. vessel to A I Honey
sUNsEr-wind at SANDY Hook. moderate f. cloudy. At
Arrived yesterday
steamer Lampasas crowell Galveston April 90 with mdsc
and pa'sensersto c II Mallory q Co.
CLEARED
! steamer Erin (Brl Robinson. Loudon-Fw Hurst
steamer BrooaNn city lBr, fit Bristol-Arkcll & Doug.
steamer Phoenix Br) Davies. Cork for orlers-rcter
| Wright 4 sous.
steamer SAINT GERMAN (Fr. Boyer LOUIS de BE
ban.
steamer Lcmbro utlD. di Marco Mediterranean ports
Phelps Bros & CO.
ste4nsr Ayo tBr, Williams Kingston. Carthagena. &c
PIN. fOrWOOd& CO.
steamer state OF Texas. Williams. FernandinaC II Nal
lOry &
steamer Chattanoochoe Catherine. savannah Henry
steamer RreaKwater. Jennoy, Norfolk city Point and
KichmOnd-Old Dominion Ss CO.
Steamer seneca Walker Norfolk West Point and NewDOr
News old dominion
steamer Gen Whitney Be,rse Boston-II plmpck.
hnp Republic smith. lOAOhana-NernOn II brown & Co
!
BalA obod Baxter Coly singapore, BEl-Veraon IL
/ Brown
BARK Fioy tswoO, svcnsen, Copenhagen Punch. Edge
fCO
Bark Isaac Han stowe Bacnos Ayres John Norton q
Soma.
schr rhocLS tBr, Petiis, windsor S-P Ncvus son
hthr Centennial tHrl ,upps VI john NIB NtaMnel Bros
schr sarah Iiuntor lbr. Mowry, - ohn MA Honey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
OBJECTIONS 10 rhE ARCADE SCHEME.

The protest which the Board of Estimate has
sent Governor III against the Broadway Arcade Railroad
ia" following Itc
adequate compensation tor the franchise the road doe
go above ffty nin-st. tn rapid transit problem Wit
not be aided much by It 10 Is further suggcsed that the
Engineer Commission under whose
ylcd that the road shall be Dult shall be crscdcd
Board OF Commissioner app ,intei 10y the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Annual parade of Old Guard, p. m
AoueducU investigation. stewart Bnilding. IL r. W.
Nsw.York- Newark baseball match, Polo Grounds 4
p. m. $500, ,...,o, C,rytb II
Trial OF Charles F. Gilman before Recorder siny'"' -
q. N.
Dock and Aqueduct Commissoners meetngs ,,or-,s.
Opening OF New-YorR Driving Cluo se"'o"' u'''''
ANA al, r...a. parL .
Opening Manhattan Cricket Club, Prospect farA'
Constitution Club. No. 81 MadsOn-aye- M
Grant. " ard reference cases before Referee CoIe
Eagle Athletic Club boxing tournament harie"
Cupimn = ID III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
JERSEY CITY.

The body OF man yesterday in the in
front Thompson Il co.'s stee works at MaTrenst The
Frank Beyer No 2i6 Z Bay St. StapeOn = L. was
The heard cries for help coming
from water midnight the previous night. The body
Identified later that OF " ilum Haley thirty
five. OF StapletOn.
The Board Works organized yesterday by the
Thomas Reynolds president ana Thomas Jacob
The of Police renamed session for nearly
two hours without being able 10 organize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
NEW-JER-EY.

UOBOKRX-1he fire IN Washington at on Sunday morning
Is believed To have been OF inceOdiary origin.
EIIZABETH Henry George will deliver free lecture this
Library Hal under the auspices OF the Assembly
OF knights of Labor on the eight hour question
BURN-The wife Of samuel Calger hoclkeeper sat.
packed clothing took Late train TO New
York, and has not since been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
SENTENCES BY JrDGg B4RRErE

Robert Brawicy Who pleaded guilty IN the Over
and Ieruner I" m1naught"T - The lnd
fenced yesterday 10 ten STAT, Prison lie stabbed
Thomas CirDy ON January 20. Archer j. Pollock vas
knocked down aad oDei Charles II srrison ana DIN
Maoy Oh April T. TIL assaant pleaded guIl To higw ay
Harrison sentenced u Strs Prison Tor on
years and u alloy sent to the Eimra KoiyImatory
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by Pluto Neptune. were clasPing hands anu c'o'"
THE COURTS.


TIE sPAIINs' UNHAPPY welded LIFE
The question whether Marie Louise SPAIN has
been cruelty treated by Herman SPAIN who represents
this city several sk manufacturers of Lyons France 'h'
slc IL entitled separa rom him with maintenance
for herself and child before Justice Van Brunt In he
suprcme Court special Yesterday Both husband ana
wife The wife said that they were marrn w -.
In Lyons aud aftcward relied feqnentY nc kl.'i
fell out about the proner way OF cltipg
for The labv her with pair OF slippers on INC
kicked her In MAY. ISL he threachei
10 shoot rr drawing revolver she took IN" isto from
him carried II TO the FIRM Precinct station -
When she husband barrcaded IN ms
room AMI td not return Ior sew
oral houra In Lyons 1881 tie coupc asked the
American settle their difiru tiles MT pahn pro-
posed 20 francs month II she would remain III
Lyons. but she declined.
Her eaiionv was pary corroboratcd bv Dr. Francis A.
Schlitz who on 1892 found her suffer ng frm con
tusons on The e1d ana Doiv captain John fireman.
Of tho xeenih Police Precinct in brooklyn VINO depoNr
TINT I'm - him n loaded revolver
which sb md had threatened her AMI hat hr
called for the revolver which was DOT gwen 10
him. ,,,.- IT.. .,,..o.to,. -
cruel treatment said that IN ADJUST 1S~2 he lc nor
an LYONS and went Italy ON his return he leirne mat
she had been with whom she had promised mn
never He let her She called AT bis hool anu
he shut the door Of his room In her faco -,
Rudolph tia employed by MI SPAIN testified that
ne was the trouble about tue dog occurred anu
he did not MI spain kick ms vile. .
Mrs SPAIN recalled, sad at Ia was not In the mousse NJ
,- 60, o.. r,.o,.
in ~2 corroborated evidence e,ird 10 the efforts 70
eett the Sp ,hn family difficulties and sad that MIS- Sph
ndely made against her Dy ncr nus
band Justice Van Bruni reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
IONG ISLAND

LONG ISLAND CITY-Thc queens County Board OF Super
organized yesterday by elccng Joseph Dykes Of
Flushing, chairman
EAST MARION-Thc body OF man found in 1sh pond
near Gardiner Island yesterday In pocket letter
dressed 10 Dauphin. Louis Lottery. returned
10 Xavier CANAL Chesterfield, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
GENITAL PARK 10 BE INVADED.

Some weeks ago Mr.. Parsons, superintendent of
the Parks recommended ta; sign be placed under al
Central Psrs giving The botanical and common
names where thcY This suggestion
has approved ami already number Of trees been
thus described The painted IN yellow letters
dark viii assist DOtInsts and
u Classifying the rare trees.
Nearly permits issued by Secretary Burns
May parties Mott u these Tor saturday ia central
tie pleasant II The day should prove uniaYOr
able they Will be pos POne1 week.
Temporary quarters bong hed for the Department 10
the hH Offices nom the
present quarters square the Arsenal tins week
&beg The new ready the EmigraDt Savings
BANK In CLsnbers. ST another change Will be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
EECrpTTOy AZ SE MIRry FREr UJIpIrlL-

The annual reception ut 81. Marys Free Hospital
for Children drew some 900 friends ana patrons tie new
build ng IN Vest thirty fourth II. There sixty
children In the different wards all put thcii
brightest for the visitors, who walked hos
pit and congratulated the sisters Of Mercy the
neatnrss and order ~ the surroundings -nOp Orhtio Pot
teI Is president Of the Institution. AMI Ms, en k"mbe o.
No ~ west Thirty ninth 1t l. the treasurer Representa-
uycs OF twenty nine Of the leading PrOIestnt VscU-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
MEASURES coXcERNING THE NEW CAPITOL

ALBANY, April 81 (SpeciaD. -Three bills
introduced about tho Capitol in tho Assembly
to-day, ono by Mr. Batchcllcr stopping work the
for three years; one by Mr. Chase, appr0-
priatng Sl5O0O0O to continue tho work. and one by
Mr. O Brien, apprOpriang 1000 900 for tho work and
authorizing u new commission, consisting Of James
shattuck Republican. aud Robert Boycc, Democrat, to
fle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
THE WORK OF THE ANTEMONOPOLY LEAGUE.
AInANX Anril 21-M Hmm A CarseY Inhn

ALBANY, AprI Wv lIlam A. Uarsey, John
W Keosh and George Lennon. committee from the
New-York Autobiography League are here and have
beenybefore the Railroad Commissioners ana Attorney
General endcavorng to have tho Third Avenue Railroad
run the full number OF cars night aud day. their char
ter revoked They say they have received encourage
ment. They also went before the Civil Service Commits
sones and protested against the appointment OF Mr..
Psbury warden OF BlackwelPs Island Prison. II
being violation OF the law relating 10 civil Service
Rpfo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
NETS From TIE SUBURBS.
MFRS SMITH OF HARMONY DEAD.

Mrs Francis smith who Friday morning attacked her
children died yesterday. She had swallowed
some rat 90 attempted 10 Kill the children
since. AT times her mn1 became
understand the enormitv OF what she hal
done The who not kile1 outright
m alive yesterday but their recovery Is by no means
surc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
4 cHALAEyoE oUP FoR STEAM IA CHTs.

meeting of the American Yacht Climb was held
evening in order TO obtain expression OF opinion IN re-
different designs sent In Tor the 1000 ntc
national challenge cup yachts The designs
by the Whitney Manufacturing Company the 1ohain Manu-
Of The tiffany design. This represented vase about
sixteen inches high At its base IRE and water represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
GENERAL BUTLER IN A BROOKLYN COURT

The co test over The VIII OF Francs Pares WIS
be run be- re brooklyn yesterday Genera
Butcr Appeared contestants who are Joseph
Pike and Mrs Nellie wOOf the grani chlcfen Oh
Mr. parea lie each 81 dozen
Of MS his da1 Mrs Mary T. %
norm His pfopertyis valued 500 900 The contestants
aleye addicted TO the OF Hqlor ana
vaa under undue when he made his Will j. MAT
ccllus drafted WILL testified that he believed MT
Pares sound mind The body OF the Will WIS drawn
in 1870 and two cOGcs added one In 1911 no ne
other I'm 1882 had Mt Pares diluk Dt
never saw him drunk Butler questioned the
wines sharply. Evidence Of the Import was gwen ny
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
on TIE DIAMOND FIELD

The Newark and NewYOrk clubs Will play a; the Polo
Grounos today
scheduled game between the New YORK and Columbia
College Metropolitan and Brooslyn clubs and other
contests had to be postponed on account OF rain
At Observation-Disclosures. = Athletic. J..
At Louisville Plttsburg. II Louisville. s.
AT ST Louis-St. Louis 70. Cincinnati, ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28

The following were elected officers of the
Maritime Exchange yesterday President. r. Towns
end sdeut John r. Chase treasurer
directors Tor Idwin W. tu-ttVe
1,yc Vincent iOrsor Charles A Pool W. ~ Van Brnnt And
fIed whitman dir. ctors two years. Thomas Bart
lett, william hrbs william -. MOrgan LdwaTd y horton,
William V. IuDpcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
rRorr1yG MEN TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES

| At the biennial session OF the National TrOtting
Congress. held in chicago February TO- the following
committee appointed investigate the charges against
the of The National rroung AS soclson Colonel
Edwards. OF NewJersev David Bonner OF New York
and General rton. The committee met in the Fifth
Avenue Yesterday and appointed Walden. OF No Isl
expert accountant and the investigation VIII pro-
IT. lINM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
STATEN ISLAND.

SrApIFTox Merritt wrcckng steamer Rescue arrived
al ~tapleon with fun cargo of dTygoods an
the The freight Wi DE taken
New \ ork and cliyeTed 10 the Custom House today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
TESTIVONI4L TOA COLORED TDITOR

testimonial was given last night in Garnet
Hall IN West Twenty sHthst. 10 John ]. Freeman who
celebrated his fifteenth Editor Of me Fogrsssre
-4mcpeGH. The opening address W lie Dr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
Announcements
"a little fire is quickly trolden out

Procrasinaii0n you time but by increased f.
make The Oss Dui ut rob Won ~ III ths
sirremedabc lfyOur health u delicate
your sleep broken. mind depressed WhOs
being out depend seriously diseased.
Dr. Pierccs Golden Meucal Discovery
viii speedily effect genuine. raca ouIe-make new man
OF Won ana the Of lingering disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28

PORTcHESTFR- the municipal election Yesterday Fdwar
F Mathews was chosen president Matthew Connolly an
Thaddeus H. Bali trustees ano John Leonard, treasurer
All Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
MARINE INTELLIGEVOE.

MINIATURE ALNASA.
sunrtses ~ sets Gao Moon AIS Moons age. d p
HIGH WATER TODAY.
A.H-sandv HOOK. 25OG0v. Ts'lni 3}2 Hell Gsa b:2i
PA.-sandY Hook, 1851 GOV. IslInL 42lielt GA.a GAO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
OFFICES TO RENT
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING:

A LARGE ROOM. FIRST FLOOR, LOOKING OUT
UPON CITY HALL SQUARE. ONE OF rHH HAND
soonest ROOMS ~ ANY BUILDING FACiN" ihn
SQUARE. - FEET BY 25@ FEEL COMPLETELY
FURNISHED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. AND lA''
ING \ LARGE SAFE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28

Churches the boarf Of management Among those
present Yesterday were Mrs Canmaan Mr1 T. Egleston
Mrs n. Deiano V. McKiu. Mrs r. lie Roy sat
teree. Miss Comstock. MIRA X. sturgs ana Mrs s. o.
HlyIn