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New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
RLMA RKABLh PEATS or HORSE TAMIyG.

The CosmOpo'i an Theatre was crowded last
night despite unusual difficulties of with an
assrmblage which included most OF the well-knOwn
horsencn II the neighbOrhood They had come TO see
vicious horses. Mr. Gleason Is tall. well-ndde
man. who, when he stepped into the large space re-
served for his exhibition dressed IN costume suE-
gestve with It's hgh boots. OF tho tracKicss prairie In
the performance which followed he certainly seemed 10
va the wenigh forgotten feats OF the great Rtrey
nervous horse lrsi brought to him, which was
confirmed bOter. Inside OF hf hour the Professor
rode MIN with open umbrella held above hin. fred
on pistols close TO im ami altogether behaved in way
calculated to the feelings any OF spirit
But the bOlter RUIN d by the display.
Then Mr. Gleason subdued "a horse which II orIIhary
takes or theIeanOu:s suOe, Professor
play uly hammered away OH his nOOfs and the morse
aerGncd To Ike IT.
But this all as chd's play compared the srug
gle which took place between tanner aud stallion
fiom MOni real which last week killed man IN that
cIly OF Hoods ana smallpox HIS owner, +. n kimDal
"A iotelkreprT. was with him. ana looked n,ryOnsy on
as MI Gleason the horse and the groom tumbrd over
and eaWduHt ia an indsi ugulsuablc heap
The people In seats near 10y scared hut TIE
tamrr and hs and nnsy stallion
rallied and other disagrreablr things done. AMI
tented himself with groaung dsgusicdly and dism lily.
his education Will be completed tonight Finally Mr..
q enson caused trick" horse TO go through some re-
nlaIkhbie eyoIutoDs
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
EOufpNfENT OF READING.

PHILADELPHIA. April 10 tSpeciah.-Special
Master George NJ Dallas under the Reading Railroad re-
e. tyersp ed report in the United states Court to-
day OF $50 $1,000 car trust GER
tincates TO provide equipment needed ny the rail-
road company He states that the proposed certhcates
ha> been freed objections indicated IN MS last
r,,,rt ana also eXpalns that the engines ana ears
VIII b. AT Number the certihc ttet hus pre-
venting confusion hereafter A. To "hht rOh- storh 10
espey set apart the protection OF tr cerhc"tes
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
The WEATHER hEPORE
GOVERNMENT

GOVERNMENT INDlCArION5-FOR 80 HoUR1
WAsmNGToN, April 2O.-for New-England'
fair weather. slight changes III temperature NA'ep'
warmer ia the extreme eastern portion Variable "hus'
E,r ,be Middle Atlantic states. fair weather slightly
For the vicinity OF New.York City and PhiIadepnia
fair weather, stationary temperature
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
NINE HUNDRED SEWING MACHINE MEN OUT

The Domestic Sewing Machine Company,
whose machine WORKS at Newark employ 900 meu. per-
emptory shut down yesterday AMI the factory Was
closed until further II thought III Newark
that the Singer Company at Ezabethport would follow
suit II any should arise for II. For several
we. Ks The employees OF the Domestic Company have
been quietly engaged IN Organlinga Labor association
There are BE- thirty and forty branches o WORK
including wuud- workers, athOugh most Of the "ool-
working Is lone elsewhere IL was the Intention oi the
urxanzers to cause general strike when fuly prepared
Nehtrlda, morning the mOuldcrs prcclpaIcd matters
hy srndIng a committee perrin iendeni ID Nis win
he demand that the prices shOud Oe Raised ID per cent
10 CORES pond rates pad IN 1854, winch Tine
they to a reduction The cOuiul lee >au tlat
could have three days cons der, and
the demand that time all the mould
or. would quit work. Tue superintendent made 10 re-
py and Immediately IuIOrcd the cODptnJ's OIL erS ID
tni- ciIy of the demand IrOube hal heen anticipated
and the company n,d already decided now L. act Ac-
cordln gly the following Dotlce sent 10 the supern
tender TO be served IN Ili the departments:
owing to difficulties eIisn. these works Will be
closed until further notice
By order Of Domestic Sewing Machine COMPANY.
kJBBkr BLAKE.
The notice was IN the various departments al
D. M and the men we're dunbfOunded Oy H. The ma
inrty have families and they much depressed when
they left factory where they nave hdd steay work
and good They had not ante pated ths acilon
company ana were not prepared Tor IL, ana they
were rrssutcd whom told that thelworAs might be
shut down Tor two months az least
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
TRIBUNE L)jA- JBsEIvArr)Ss

IRIBuvH OFFICE. April 2O-1 ma warm wave
from the Ohio Valley spread over the Middle Atlantic
states and NewEnsland yesterday and In these districts
tho teup.r,ture WAS higher many paris OF the
South Generally fair weather prevailed over inc eouh
try with occasional cloudlness and inappreciab" RAIN
on the Atlantic AMI Gulf coasts Tho barometer mere
fell with skies fair until night and then CLOUDY. lhe
tempetature RANGED between 47o AMI so1 the hNef"c
64 % being 1881 higher than on the cofesPohurs "aJ
lasI Ysar and 1872 higher than ON SUNDAY .,
& or nsr,Iy cIuudy weather. with nearly stationary
,smperstre may be expected this city and vicinity
today and Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
UINTON-pONTNTCK-Onsl sli

HINTON-pOMTNICK-O situriay. Anril H. by The Poy
wilbur r. Watkins D. D.. Ar POST Hidt)l 10 Md IL
dnuxnter % the late anes ~. DoninicN
SWEENEY -MONK-On ThurniaY. ADtl lj.atth res.
dencp the Drid mother by the rev Henry \. AIT r.
lee George H. sweeney ia r. Monk ali OF this city
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
ALL CARS TIED-UP FOR A DAY.
Continued from Second Page.

ville oars also FIVE minutes head way. making IN
all nine every quarter of an hour Fares in the
afternoon averaged 80 the down trip and % on the
return. No flags were to he seen except "A Few smal
American about the stables with cross stripes OF
Irish green. About ten extras hour viii he added
to-day f the strike continued IL said AZ the oces
that both lines thoroughly union and that there
was no danger OF r-up" even II the present strike
were TO last week or two
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

AT a meeting OF the bondholders OF the Rio Grande
divison of the Texas and Pacific Railroad yesterday at
the ONCE OF Messrs A VI. Kdder & Co, Colonel C. NJ.
McGhee William G. lIill ana Isaac /" h4ce were APP
pointed "a committee protect tue lhlrteNts OF tho,c
holders IN the reor.anzoD OF the Texas aud Pacihc
taking place.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
5ueclil Notices.

Art.
now on EXHIBITION AT
THE BARKER ART GALLERY
Il AND49 LIB-R1G-Sl,
AND UNTIL i'm. OF SALE BY AUcrfoS.
THUR DAY, FRIDAY A ID = AiU..DAr,
April - % and "a. 230 u
TWO STRICTLY PRIVATE AND IMPORTANT coli
LECIIDNS or
MODERN PAINTINGS;
Also Collection of Itc'nngs and EAsrAyngs,
IN
ABOUT THREE HU y DAAD AN FIFTY W'hkS
by prominent home and foreign artists h XhDt m
c'ults ~ NlidDio auu cosby NNk :, MLY.
Inyr. h.r with al. other, Nn be sDiI MIibOt ! ANY
Nm OK KkSr...N AIlON OF A.,l c. \ tAti i..i.
SPECIAL NOiI f.
II nor our pleasure sell 1OJ1 FRIDAY,
because ~ believe Observing All hO.d s., bat pu eng1fe
pei from oar cisI IN IN
mn. cas-. EAhlbuOn M 20 D. m and unu h"uf oi sne
Dy tiOn .. ,,..,.ya ....,
Al Evening TIme.'
'tc ling by Bfunr D. )llnes atter tic oiiSii
picture by B W lie tdcr. A. q. A
AIusLs rOOIs Just received ..,.,, ,,.r,
2UA tn ave. VI tdlsOu square.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
FAILURE OF THE POROUS PLASTER BOYCOTT.
The strike which was recently started against

FAILURE OF THE POROUS fLASlEk bO1COll.
The strike which was recently started against
tue nrm OF 80 bury Johnson Ia, JoneI the list ol
successful attempts u make employers accee To their
demands /; began witn lne d catrge OF eight women
VINO were charged with naying D"cDmc cdrrles" and
navn. destroyed goods uuuer process or comp elton,
unclyll TO their en- ,OycrS IheY lmue ilatcy
began 10 form and 10 create disscusOn auOL-
he rem iin emp Oye, ana III appca ed 10 the Es
Couu;y Trade Uulon. 70 Mr.. SctJury the girls adj
NIL ted their s-ne>s, ana he told tnem tina all VINO
mad been DISCHARGED for rccSIessuess would De rom
This unsatisfactory, however, ana 'trlhe
and bnycou were declared. Ihe firm Immediately pro
curfed new woiknru AMI inform d al who mai LETT us
employ fear of personal Violence mat thry would
be projected Many Of them nave returned ana appi-
ngiLrd for leaving the company Mr. Heahufy hds Is
sued which explains the causes ot tnr
-trkr and avUc ,te. remedies Oy which the ntuui Ct
urrrs can project themselves. lIo SAID 10 ID IklBUNE
reporter sirriay:
nave advocated the formation of a manufacturers
ufer, Arbitration A,s'ciauon, the OuJtCt Ot Wnlch
should to the knights OF Labor or any an hOf-
zed body composed Oi intelligent representatives, of
the labor Glasses Win view 10 set
IN OF employer and employed. All dl--
agreements between the two associations nave al
ready received lty letters from manufacturers
approving the idea
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
Dolillell Notices.

The AIoutLI, Meeting OF raE REPUBLICAN COUNTY
TEE Will be Held at Grand Opera House Hall %
TUESDAY ev snIns. April 70. ~ sciock-
1he Executive Committee VIII meet at 49,
EDWARD NTH kLL. freyhenk
KNOX McAFEE. BoL0N D. ektrh
6eogstaEys ChAaSmA0 X Co0
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
ID. j. OLIVER

SAN Francisco, April I'D. j. Oliver. a
prominent capitalist Of this CITY, who was ersa'eu
MARQUIS by Pope Plus TX, died suddenly last nighI
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

Opera Company made its first appearance tonight be-
fore Boston audience and made most favorable i'm
pression. The Boston Theatre which seats about 1000
persons was crowded. and the audience composed
oil the best element OF society. "L0hengrn was sung
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

Chemists Lilo Professor vGrr9ns
and rafforshtl certify that mons pa tors poses
curative properties Onnd m ~ Others
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
N1HRIED.

Never eaycsa unne1- snt asr mouth
most oil DO but Lne-n yorsi aid WbOe e5ome.
FRANC. il. LisGIr a. Co, Importers.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

yurneiirg'- Ale ard Eager Drar. Absolutely Iprs
Pofiei nj the rrovery Tgpressv for p"nily and d.
/ vered Dy A. Iieb y Co. lzsttst aIt lOh.lys, New
YORK city. order by Postal carl
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

NO INDICATIONS OF a "1iE-UP" IN BROOkLfN.
There were no indications at "A late hour last
evening Of te-up" OF the BrOokln street a.roads
despite the rumors to that effect Al the rooms "i 'n
Empire Protective Association IN Brooklyn 1t was sara
that If "A strike took place 1t would be ordered by Don
nell ana Best this city. President Hazard. Oi tue
Brooklyn city Railroad Company. said that II strIke
took place II w"uld undo all that had been Hec'e"
President Richard>On of the Atlantic Avenue Koad sir
that his cOmpa - had settled With the men upon hc
understanding tnh there vas 10 u" u" strike before M
January. The agrr, nrnt ha been made WIN tht
Dry Dock Company ana violated and this showed tnit
dependence couli he placed npon the promises mauo
Ii benaI OF The
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

THE AKBRIOAE OPERA OOkPAHY IN BOSTON.
Boston, April 10 t4peetaD. D.-The American
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

During the seventeen years which the Duval bouilon
establishments have been working ~ Paris nearly MY
eight millions of meals have supplied TO the public
Estsbshments Of similar character ere about TO 10
startsd In London GAligRanfs Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

Duxnuar Msss. April TO- Tho French cebls broke
,ss,srday sitsrn con h2O nilss iron this UiseA
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

.nmneI Rae Co.'S tlne-, -ublIn,c rpcen Olive on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-27
Xxx.

SD mar Elm gots bes @Iifss, mein
ScrS i4lug bober, meme @ebanfen uerlo:
rem t@ IN einen ieligen Traur,, i9 9iaubte
Martba i4on uor mir su ieben, ben frsuSis
aea ausruf 81 b6ren, nit Dem lie mir in
Sic arme iaut. Der @asen, wiepobl er
81 breteH brObte, fog ni@t i9nsq ssnus
fir meme l~lngeoulo.
a6 unS bed iolte metne anait, bas
2eio meineS armsn Rinbes mod nitt su
@uoe ieiRl No9 teiue balbe Stunbe bate
i9 8ormsSesIe uerlaiiep, ais pte elm 8liss
ffrabl Elm neuer @eoaute mir bur9 Ssu
&opf i9OB uuo bas iiSe 2d9elu BON mel:
men 9ippen, Die 6reuoe aus msiHem SerSen
nabm!
9urfte meme So9ter bemn bDiisn, Sriss
bri6 OsIiaues Sruut gu psrbeu? War CT
.ni5t aus eolem Slute, uielet6t pom iirit'
lider 9srtunft? Benu sr isIblt pon 2iebe
nnS 0autbartett setriebsn, iber bsrartise
SinoerniIe b~inutsisbeu wolte, piir6sn
feline Berpanbteu bamit einusritanben fem?
Hub S%urfteu mir bieie sufsaissn umitaus
be oa5u %benaeen, uus auf feline Soften su
bersi6ern2 Dieie 8etra6tunsen warfen
mid in ben ab9runb Der S~offnunsslpfss
fsit surid, aus Dem i9 mid eben EFF! err
bpbsn bate.
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O,e Come ,par faln aufsegaassn, ais
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Wartba Wartba! iisbit bu ni5t2 Ocrt
tommt Srisbrid, chen biest er auf ben
Wurtt nm bic @de! SD IaIie linn sutses
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Senfjprub.

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Der bat auf fsifsm @runb ssbaut.
ger tliiser ais @ott ielbit nil isin,
Der sebt gum SimmsI ui9t binsin.
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EUCHARISTIE BUCH. @mSerbare g,=
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Die beiltse Sdriit beg alten unO HeneH
U Smiih.fatbpliider Samsp epiaer.

lnterwsiiuussu Iber is widti9teH @lau.
bsnss unS Stttenleblen. Qui a0e CONT Il.
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SIN ! Rar. se5uuOen $500. Sn 10 Sstten
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ten in Ct. 81. SIN l Nar. Seb. $3.50.
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sesense pou ben liebeu Sciliasu @uttss mad

SeSsWoc o0n 0en lleDeu DcntBen Uotfes nag
ben b { il { II Guelel bearbeitet pon u. OFT,
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8ableau Don Seruialem uub iibsr 500 Dill
bern III Soljiduitt. Dit mebreren bti6Ofis
den apprObationsn. 22. @uflage in 40.
@ebunoen in gang 2eberban6 5000. Bro
i6irt in IA Seften q 30 @euts.
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i66fi9 approbirt unb bur3 ben 81. Batter
Bins TX. gelesnet. 3ebnte aula9e IN 10.
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Is Soften a 80 Gents.
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ScftameHts. Rit ausfibrli9en aurnsrtuus
gen erldutert uon DR.. Sol. Sr. Gllloli.
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i~luitrirt. Su4o. @e6. il 2eberbauN 5000.
Seiiere @inbdube pon $11 bis $500.
groi6irt in "a 6eften % 80 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-27

GrRMtbist burt ben 9rfOIs, StNeu mir ms in miutn 9ano8eibaite p&6tenS
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St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25
j O@E PHI MCGEE.
NOT'ECE!

LAND OFFICE. at New Orlcus Iu I
November 6th 1886
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
t" M: kc final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Jndgr or III his absence the Clerk of the Dis
tllct Court at Opelorsas LID, on Tuesday
December DIST. 1886. viz:
THEODUH.E ARDOHN.
Who ulatir Homestead Entry No 1858 for the.
south half of South West quarter and North
West 'illarte of South West quarter See. 10
Township ) South Range West La. Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of. said land. viz:
Hypolitr II. Fontenot. Alcide ?. S. Foutenot.
Ihcnnbi'c Guilory. ZenUn A. AltiOin. All of
the parish of st. Landry La
THOMAS j. BUTLER.
nov II ht Register
St. Landry democrat., 1886-12-25
)loy, or the court may appoint

ploy, or the court may appoint.
! Provided, That this inspection shall
not be construed as emitting the defen-
dant to introduce in evidence said books
and documents any more than he would
, have had without such inspection.
Provided, also, That the licenses shall
j Issue in accordance with the said sworn
statement, notwithstanding the pros
! pect or pendepcy of the rule, and the II
nal rectitic;tion shall be made as order
ed 10y the coelt.
SEC. 10 BE it further ordained, etc,
That If any business shall be conducted
without license, in eases herein provi-
ded, the collector OF the Board, on mo-
ton IN the proper court, as provided in
the constitution, and which shall be
without deposit for advance costs,
take a rnle on the party or parties doing:
such business, to show cause on the fifth
day, exclusive OF holidays. after the ser
vice thereof, which may be tried out of
term time, and in chambers, and shall
always l+ tried by preference, why said
party on parties should not pay the AM
ollut OF the licenses claimed and penal =
! tleS, or be ordered to cease from further
pursuit OF said business, until aftel
having obtained Il license and in ease
said fnle.<l>s nade absolute, the of.icf
thereon raN.frfea shall he considered Il
jnde4oe ~ ffaYor of the Board OF po-
lice. TOR EagsstNaunt drcrerh to he due
By the defefi tasasaat for license and penal
~ and costs heretofore and hcleinafter
provided ttt1, and shall be tNrcu'rd in
the same manner ~ other judgments,
and every violation nt the order vi he
court shall he considered ;l> Il contempt
thereof, and rttni>E,,'d according 10 law.
SEr H. Be It further ordained. etc.
h"t each person, corporation. ~ firm
rrqulled to take oHt II license under this
ordnance. >ila!! be required to I,n>r the
same III Il conspicuous place III his OF
ihrIr place OF business, Ultt,'t' y penalty
OF not less t'lHn tive dollars. nor more
tlan twenty five dollars before amy
court ot competent jurisdiction. tn1
it shall be he duty OF the Collector ui
the Board to visit in prr>un he several
places ot business herein men iunrd and
ascertain that the provisions of this
Scction are >tllctlv carried ont.
See Il. BE it tulther ordained. etc,
That the only legal evidence that Il IL
cenSe has been paid, shalt h the appro-
pirate form ot license. signed or count
crSi-urd i,E tht. clerk pl the Board. aud
also hy he collector ut the Board and
no receipt issued hv the collector of the
Board. in place of the license itself,
shell be v1lIh, and this clause shall be
iS>ung IA receipt in lieu of the :ippropri-
ate form to any person, firm, ol corprI
atinn.
Provided, That nnthinc herein con-
tanned shall he 80 construed a> to ex-
clu,lr oral evidence Of lost OF destroyed
licenses.
$50 l. T.. If fu,tL.r ,rl,i,.I n+.