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Brig Ellen Maria Llnnel Newport, IN ballastto Hsmith

Brig Ellen Maria Lnne Newport, IN balastto Hsmith
scnr Flint Dodge St John gB. 10 Say. with Jumper
to Simpson cHpp CO. voss =, IRE sn 10 dsys with
Der sN 70 O ais9' ve. q n % fisnsy,
.sS 2:sy ga.s e. s.GS CLOUDY
,ss sHdy Spd %. sioaas ;A'r"'"''''
CLEARED.
s,am.r Abv,,nia tBr Price, Liverpool via ouoen'town-
Steamer Anchors tBr Small qlssaow Hondcrson B5o, ,
steamer stuIa Its CaAofo Mediterranean ports-fhop'
steamer Anglican OBJ. Campbell Baracoa-dOmcs & Pear
sp Rembrand Paine shansIa BrOrn CO
ship stephen rorton. spicer Bombay. BEL nv
nH c1
ss @ whitney knTFa'h'' lao'
BARK Liberia Croker Monrovia and market-fa 'cs
Bari Victoria Span, Dovoie Canary Ises-F oosonas
Brig Trygoc (Br, Smith 81 Pierre Martinque-d Lousn
schr Lu, @ Raool, Murphy. sagua Ia Granddaughter
so S cyrus McKown Farnham rerre. @cBarram
schr Gem (Br). Fowler. st John, MIA Heney.
Steamers Richmond for Newport News Frostburs Baiti
BATHS Riufa1e for rssases Monrovia Leone
MISCELLANEOUS.
HALIFAX April I2- Prinz Hendrix Dtch from New.
. xa HE rs vii Dcoa
charge cargo and on the marine slip
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. April I2,Anived steamer Hipparchu' tBelE)
IIyRRpoo April ll-Arrived. steamers Caribbean tBrl
Daniel from New orleans Mar 22 Thales tBr. Matheson
New. Orleans Mar 10. 80,
OuytysrOwN April l2-lrrived. steamer Southgate tBr
Ram,dclI from New York Mar "a
9th / am-Arrved steamer Gallia tBr Murphy. from
New York April her TO Liverpool land proceeded
PIYMouTH pri l2-Arrived steamer Suevla (Gerl Luz
wiz from Ncw.York April on her way to Hamburg (and
proceeded 49,. 60. .. ,-.,,., m, ,or
New-York. - re-, m, e.u,o
from New. York Mar - on her TO Rouen.
HARROW April IIia tBr), Grimwade fsr
Baltimore. m,
LARyR April Sailed. steamer state OF Alabama (Br,
Candy from Glasgow hOnce for New.IOrk
sIf OF WIGHT April ll-Passed steamer andine (Br
CoIlinps from ew York p her Hull.
PRAwIE POINT April ~ Passed. steamer Joseph ferens
fTr Michigan from York Mar ~ her to kings
Lynn. 800 -. -, .--.- -. m, Val ,,or,
New.York Mar rs on her way to Newcastle. 49,
l2-Passed, steamer Boston city (Br,
horne rom Boston Mar 80 OH her way TO London. ~,
ANTWERP. April l0Arryed steamer City OF Truro tbrI
Fulcher from Baltimore
sailed 81 amer Belgensnd telgl. Beynon Cor New.Yors
ROTTERDAM April lO-Sae. steamer Zaandam (Dch. van
der New-Y York. ,. x-o. r.,
BoRpEArx Apr lOArrived, steamer Chateau LaOte tFr
Journei from New-Y York March % ., ~,
PoRT SAID April ll-Arr1ved steamer Westlneath (Brl
stonehouse from New-York Mar 23 for shanghai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Gypsy Baron is at the Thalia Theatre all
this week.
From January to April l there were G62 fires in
the city, the losses amounting to SI2I4l|. Nlhe
persons were killed and 81 injured
The only contribution to the Hancock Fund yes
terday was $50 from the Stock Exchange, when hai
previously gwen $l,295 The fund now amounts
to $40, 1872
Car No. 1873, of the Broadway line, broke down
near Maiden lane during the busiest part of the
afternoon yesterday, causing block which iasted
half an hour.
The Columbia College Glee Club will give a
concert in the ashngton Heights Athen9um, III
One-hundred -and-tfty-ffth-st.. near Tenth-ave.,
on Thursday
A bogus priest calling himself Father Callahan,
of County Kilkenny. Ireland" has been collecting
money from poor Irish Catholics. The police are
on the lookout tor him.
The Fire Commissioners report that for the
quarter ending March 81 there were I31 alarms OF
fire. The losses amounted to S72i,4l7. against
81 ,S5S, 90 last year for the same period.
Congressman Muller. of the With Congressional
District, has made arrangements for competitive
examination for a naval cadetShp next SATURDAY
in Grammar School No. 20.
Captain ID. F. Tozier. who has commanded the
Revenue cutter Chandler for three years, has been
ordered to the command of the Revenue cutter
Manhattan.
reception was given aboard the steamship
America of the National Line yesterday. Seyera!
thousand people visited the beautiful vessel and
inspected her. The band played the people adj
mired and all went as merry dinner bell.
The request of the Staten Island Rapid Transit
Company to construct a pavilion on Pier No l.
East River for the accommodation OF the COney
Island traffic during the summer was referred yes
terday to the Fire Department.
Edward Hughes, known as d" The Dnke." and
James Z. O'BrIen arrested yesterday, charged
with passing counterfeit silver dollars. large
number of them were found in fiughess room.
They were held for examination by Commissioned
Shields.
burial permit was granted a week ago on a
certificate of Deputy Coroner OMeagher, stating
that John Parker, age four had died at Bellevue
Hospital from alcoholism and consequent cX-
haustIon.' DR.. Maggie wrote to Coroner Nugent to
explain the case.
Commissioner Coleman Of tho Street Cleaning
Department reports that for the quarter ending
March 81 there was expended S27S,476 50. There
were A. 23 miles Cf streets cleaned and 4O9, 6S1
loads of dirt removed and SO, 592 40 was received
for trimming scOws.
The Grant Monument Fund was increased $3.50
yesterday by a contribution from the First Baptist
Church. of Rock well. Iowa, making Sl20,267 81.
The Veteran Br gade of Rochester has invited Cen
eral George A. sheridan TO deliver his eulogy on
General Grant at Rochester, the proceeds to 80 to
the Grant fund.
John Neyland told Justice O'Reily at the Tombs
Police Court yesterday morning that he fired two
shots at Matthew IoOle at No 1S4 West-st., on
Sunday, because he believed his life in danger. He
was committed without bail to await the result Of
Toole's injuries Toole may recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
ppospFRyrY or THE PRESBYTERT.

The Rev. James Ramsey was elected moder-
,r ~ IN. prc,bytery of NewYork yesterday and tho
Rev Dr. g b. Alexander and the Rev. Mcsers. games
iloadiev and Edward II. Deems clerks. report Was
made nv this committee evangelical WORK In ths e,
churche. The cost OF tho meetings was ABOUT Ss,oov
and n was urged that the work should DO coutnueg eh
wear DR. Alexander proposed tho holding OK
some central place Ike Cooper INSTITUTE On
nights Dr. John Hall presented tho eyos VI mo 20, ,ha
81 al Church Fxtension Cymmttoe ana coscu Oh sno
nart ~ tha by resignng Its trust 70 inc rres
h~tsrv Tho committee reported favorsoiy OF or
Ssntzing an Italian churcn after another year.
and Morri, K Jesup had offered to deray the ufs
expenses OF the church An overture on tne part
Of the feminist. United Presby
terrain Church to the Pesbytery had boon received
The purchase OF property and the building OF new
church in West Seventy secondst near Nntn-aVe were
recommended. Dr. Robert X Booth read report on
tho amendment respecting tho Church EAton
sion Committee The report provided ina, tne coin y.
tee shall consist Of ministers ana eight LAY "
be appointed by the Presbytery. This report MAS
adopted and the following names were approVea tno
Rev Drs John Hall, Howard Crosby. Erskine n mhlto
George Alexander Edmund l. Clark. Joseph Lsmpo
and g. NJ Hamilton; tho Icy members: W; "a
Wheelock, W. I. skidmore, Samuel Inyiee; k Ht
srt LenoI Brlknap Theron e. Strong, J. FlndlAy
Smith, +. L. Freeman, and kilisn j. van hensseiaoi
Tho following delegates and alternates to the enera
Assembly which meets next month in Minneapolis were
elected The Rev. Drs. Howard Crosby ana +, r.
Marlpg: the Rev. Messrs. A. q. Ruonson II; 1. MIC
Even. and Edward NJ Deems Hezckiah King W. IN
Norden. James Baylcs DR.. ii. f. Champion, anu "; r.
Lee Aternates- Professor Francis Brown. the heV'
Messrs John Irwin, o. II. Wells, W. l. Elsing anu a.
shrland; ]. G. c. Tucker, + F. HYDE, A. D. Crahe' L.
FincKe and William Mitchell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
PRODUCE EXCHANGE MEMBERS DrSMA YED.

The Board of Managers Of the Produce Ef-
change furnished topic of varied discussion TO me
members yesterday in the adoption OF the loo~,ng
rule which is 60 into effect after being posted ten
days. .
No member shall in the business OF seine or us
trbutIng the quotation STATISTICS OF this exchange
by agreement with the Exchange Any msnber voiAtns
this subject 10 the penalties prescfiped IN occ
ton 81 Of the bylaws
The NE W rule was especially aimed al tho puDisners
of daily market circulars who members or thc Eh-
change aud who we're recently Informed tDat tney
would be expected pay 81 500 year to the E1chahge
,or the privilege OF cOectL such Information AS ney
needed upon the assumption that the interests OF the
Gold aud Stock Telegraph Company. that pay una. a.
amount for similar privileges. were aHected four VI
the embers OF the Board voted against the new fuie
and eight In favor OF IT, After IL was posted petition
was circulated signatures protesting against the a
ton OF the Board. representative OF the opposition
said:
We view new an infringement upon our rfs
IL will prevent from doing choose WIN inc ioo
orr busuess anu claim our properly pau lo "
lie prce of our -Tshp For instance as memOcr
OF firm and the Exchange woud not De per
ted to give another member OF hrn ana not
the Ichange Information about the quotations OF pus
ness OF the day.
A commemorative OF the other side said:
think the Board. action Just and proper some OF Is
abusing tn privileges OF membership anu II
is proposed TO discipline them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
WORK OF THE BRIDGE TRUSTEES.

At the April meeting of the Bridge trustees yes
teIday the subcommittee on mechanical appll-
ances reported that from December % TO April l,
1l9 different inventions for gripping cables and
b:ahIng cars were examined Permission had been
gwen to Jrge Westinghouse TO put Oh the cars an
apparatus for controlling the grip and brakes by
compressed air, and an estimate OF the cost OF
fitting I'D the cars was being made. A fouT-car
train was being fitted up so that one person could
manage all the grips and brakes. aud In short
time the experiment would be tried. The commit
tee said that the examination of appliances WAS
now over and thanked those who had submitted
devices. go ,
resolution was adopted setting forth that the
granite pedestal block at the end OF the paIapct
on the south side of the roadway at the New-Y York
entrance of the Bridge had been removed TO make
way for the wooden stairway leading to the sta
tion and would be no louger needed. This was the
last stone set in completing the construction OF the
Bridge and in memory of the service rendered by
William {. Kingsley in connection with the Bridge
il would be rendered TO his family to be used as
monument over his grave III Green wood. President
Howell said that this was q request OF the family
The Executive Committee reported IN favor or
reducing the time of carpenters, bTlck LAYERS, rig
gers and painters TO nine hours day for hive DAYS
IN tie week and eight hours on Saturday, as this
had been done by other employers and was asked
for by the men. resolution was adopted In ac-
cordance with the report. Mr.. Marshall offered
resolution requesting President Howell TO forward
in all possible ways the completion of the ex ten
sion over Chatham and Centre-sts. Upon motion
of Mr. Davis Superintendent Martin was author
lied to grant five days vacation IN summer to the
brakemen the same as was allowed last year to the
policemen on the Bridge.
The report of Treasurer Swan for March showed
receipts of $63.365 As from travel. and expendi-
tures of Si4 1912 81. An increase of 1893 over
the receipts of March, 1885, was shown The num-
Der of persons crossing the Bridge last month was
2.3O9,964. The receipts last week were $l4,2lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
.CcJDEyTS AND INCIDENTS AT SEA.

The German steamship Europa, which went
ashore of Quogue L. l.. March 80, noated by tho
Merritt wrecking Company yesterday and towed TO TINS
city. - n,
Pilot boat Edward Cooper picked up at Sea on Barne
CAT on April g. framed oil painting OF a man about
Sorty wears OF age 1t good condition, marked
~ w. TeUesfellow Philadelphia" and is believed 10
have drifed FROM the Oregon.
The Cunard steamship Aurana grounded In the swash
Channel while coming the bay yesterday but hoaed
on in short time with the loss OF anchor and chain
Tie brig John T. Ives from Cuba, during strong gallo
on Apr c. 40 miles southeast Of Cape Hatteras, was
run into by an unknown three masted schooner The
Ives lost her foremast foreopmss maintopmast bow
snrtt and lib boom, and sustained other damage.
William stark Johann seaman on the bark Nova
ecot from Rotterdam February % left the steering
wheel and Jumped overheard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
BROOKLYN.

Charles F. Smith. who recently attempted to kill his
wife, committed to the County Insane Asylum yes
terday by Judge Reynolds IN the City Court.
The Union Ferry Company will discharge more men by
May l.
A Coroners fury found yesterday that Major william
H. Quincy who was fonnd with his throat cut with n
carving knife by his wife at No. $50 Gatesave. Gu
Sunday committed suicide while laborng under tempo
rary alteration OF mind.
The suit OF DeWod & Swan. stock brokers. to recover
from Horny Day $4,000 which had been advanced on
stocks that W. E. Scovil the defaulting stenOgrapher
deposited with them, the first trial OF which resulted In
q disagree OF the jury discontinued yesterday
The terms settlement included the payment OF the
legal expenses Of tho plaintiffs and Of unknown sum
of money The Bank OF New York and the United States
Trust Company with which the stocks were deposited,
are relieved from all responsibility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

AQueduct Investigation, e'e"ar' Du'iui"h' - 9" '
Board OF AldeTmea, noon ,.,.... O , .,
UaIthoday inass-meeting Cooper Institute, p. IN
Nineteenth Century Club No. East Twenty-thirdst'
Charter elections in Jersey City. VI,
Ophthalmic Hospital CONNIE Dcement, College Build
Ing. y. m. w.t.. -. O
Martin Luther Society," No. IL West Ninety'hrsFs@'
Society Of Amateur Photographers, No. 1850 Broad
Long Island Historical Society. Brooklyn. p. m
Industrial Educational Association annual meeung'
No. 2l University place. p. m ,,
University OF Virginia Alumni dinner Carks. evening
Henry George the Lana Question before Caledohah
Club, No 10 HOratio- st. p. III.
Thirteen Club dinner, Morefs. S:l3 p m
Sale OF Hazcltne collection OF paintings, moore 8,
Hodgson's Easter exhibition Of plants and flowers
Cosmopolitan Hall.
Pilot Commissioners, p. IN.
Meeting of Vesey-st- business men, No. 90 Vesey-st'
q n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
LONG ISLAND.

william Bum, Andrew Cufy and Mr.. Emerson have
been chosen trustees Of the ShnnecOck Reservation.
WEsTBURG-Henry Robinson. a brakeman, fell from a
moving freight train yesterday and WAS Instantly killed
PATCHOGUE.-Warrants have been issued for tho ar
rent of John Gregory, William Milford and George
Albin who armed with shotguns forciby took posses
sion OF William JaycoIs barroom ON Satu rday evening
ana shot to pieces the furniture and hxtures. They
left the Town.
WIHFIgLn-John Zorambiski. the Polish laDorer who
WAS stabbed by cOmpatrots Saturday. died yes
terday morning The police have not yet obtained
clew whereabouts of John Martzkotzch, who os
caped from the village Immediately after the stabbiDg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
NEWARK.

At meeting Of manned veterans OF the War, held last
evening a committee OF three appointed to 20
Washing ton omorrow to cooperate with similar
mittees from other States effort to increase and
equaize the pensions paid to men who lost leg or
arm in the service
A large meeting held under the auspices OF the
Board Trade last night to take into consideration the
question OF a new water supply The sentiment wa.
general OF abandoning the present source OF
supply from the polluted Passaic at Beevie and 20
back into the Orange Mountains. where dams can be
at different places and abundant supply
Of pure obtained for the use OF Newark Jersey
CITY Paterson and othef towns the Passaic water
shed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL
SHIPPING NEW.S.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...-....M MONDAY, APRIL L. 1886 |
ARRIVED.


Steamer Aurania BIZ Hams. Liverpool April g. Quccns
with mdse and 10 Vernon ii Brown 4 Co.
Arrived at the Bar at IN.
Steamer Clement fir Burley, ManaOs Mar 10 Para Oh
mdse Booth & Co Arrived al the Bar 4 80 m
III calico tHrl Scho Cudad Bolivar April and
81 Lucia with mdse and passengers 10 Thebaud Eros AR
rvcdat the Bar at 4 am.
steamer Philadelphia Hess Laguayra ], Puerto ca
beio2 with mdse and Boulton Bliss
& Dallctt,
Steamer Alvena tr Hughes Kingston Mar H. sa anilla
25 Carhagena u. Colon 80 Port lImon April g.
and Island 7, with mdse PIN Foryooal A %
Arriv ed al the Bar AT II 20 III.
POra tIIrl. Dawson st Johns NJ via Halifax
with mdse and passengcrstO BOvrinE Archibald.
steamer 1eIas Wilnans FeTnandna via Brnns
ana Port Royal with mdse and passengers to q III
Mallory & Co.
Ship charter OAK Tafn ROTTERDAM 90 DAYS with iron and
empty barrels order vessel to PendetOn Carver Nichols
Snip bedford tOf HaaX NJ ihOn. London 80 with
and empty barrels ~ order vessel 10 Whitney
q Co.
Laura and Gertrude GER ellmer. Bremen 90 days
with 10 order. vessel 10 Thco Ringer & 90.
Bark Nova scotia lof Windsor. Nsl Potter Rotterdam
- with iron and barrels 10 order
Parker & co.
BTIg John Ives Br). Mann santa Cruz Cuba % days
cedar TO L. w Adams & Co vessel to Ihebaud Bros
hing Eastern star Hammond Demerara II DAYS. with sugar
and arrowroot 10 II TrOwbridgc's sous
Brig Kaiahdn. Hayes Calais. with ath TO II Murclie
60; vessel to II Is lawson a Co
Brig EzbDoni CIag. New uedford, Ia ballast 70 Ia
sou Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
TO INCREASE The FUNDS OF SOCIETY,"
The members of the Society for Ethlca

Culture startled within few days by crcu
lar from the proposing the sale OF seats or INC
sunday lecture course ChIckcring Hall al SO facn
The measure was ur.cd means OF increasing thc IL
pauces OF the society Of the members began 10
fear there Vas some serious trouble the office OF tho
secretary John Frankenheimer, yesterday 10 was sad
the society good shape anu tue Circular uiu
not proceed from any financial strait. ,
g our lectures overcrowded." 1t was said. DO
cause every member pays Sl5 and can bring rs many
persons 10 them az pleases II Is now proposed TO
make the price OF each SIS and the opinion OF tho
members Is wanted We cannot get them together very
well TO discuss this measure that the trustees decided
out this circular with postal card on when inc
members could announce and return his vOte III re-
mains to be seen what tho society Will do ms plan
will bring An increased and perhaps better sat
isaction but II not resOrted to because inc sOciey
was in financial difficulty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
LETTERS AND PAPERS FROM THE OREGON.

Four bagso the OregOn's mail were dellv-
cred al the Post Office yesterday by the Merritt Coast
Wrecking Company One Of these bags contained news
paper mall from London for general distribution In the
United states tho three others closed malls from Lon
aen One OF them contained letters from London for
Sew-iV'Si one, letters from Germany for Newly ork
and one pacRass zach for Baltimore and St. Louis and
one. newspaper man f'an France for this city the lat
ter IN bad condition. About 5000 ordinary letters
this city recovered IN this MAIL, 300 being from
Great Britain and the balance from Gerfhsny Also
about FOOT letters for distribution to other places
United states ana one package OF about thirty letters In
transit to Mexico. Havana, etc. In all 256 bags have
been OF the 69S dispatched BIZ the Oregon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

Daniel O'Connor OF No. sol West Thirty thrd-st.
New-York, was arrested BY Detective Clos Yesterday
boat on the complaint of Edward Allen. OF No. 426
Eleveuthaye. New.Yor who stated that OConnor was
secretary Lodge No 1913 OF the brotherhood Of Rail
road Brakeman, and had embrzz!ed Sol. Allen also
charged that OConnOr had stolen the books and placed
the lodge In to the Grand Lodge. that 1t Is
barred from receiving benehts The prisoner locked
up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
TANMANP SPREADING ITSELF.

The Tammany Society last evening initiated
nearly ffty new members PREPARATORY TO the annual
election Moniay evening. There were many appli-
cations for membership. Prominent among these are
Conresrmen James II. Ward, OF Illinois; Thomas A.
Robertson Of Kentuoky H. S. Van Eaton, OF Missss p
p and General J. Floyd King OF Louisiana Secretary
Thomas Glroy received letter from the officers OF
the Cook County (l cub. asking for copy OF the
stitution and bylaws OF the Tammany Society AS tho
club desires to form similar organization In Chicago
and elsewhere In Illinois. Letters oiisnilsr purport
received from tho officers Of Democratic clubs IN
San Francisco, Rochester and Syracuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
HIS NOTE WAS PROMPTLY ANSWERED.

An Office at No. 2OG East Forty tifth-st., oc-
cunied by lanes owens as a coal Office by Robert
Odell as a telephone office, broken into on Friday
night and Odcl lost upward OF $50 worth OF maasur
Ing Instruments The thieves left note Odels desk
saving that they sorry he had left money In the
desk Peter COrrcgan. known as Pete tho Drag. from
pecuarity in hls gait, left similar note in a
house he broke into. and he and william Drum were
arrested valuable tape stolen from Odells
trunk was found upon Corregan. and he was held by
Justice White in Y0rkvlle Court yesterday ~ answer.
Drum was held for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
KNOCKED powy AVID ROBBED IN BR0ADwAl

Arthur j. A. Pollock, lawyer living at No.
271 Carlton-ave., Brooklyn was wakirg down Broad
ard-st. he was knocked down by two men In the
Tombs Police Court. before Justice OReily Pol.
No. l75 Grand-st.. the man VINO KNOCKED
him down, and Charles HARRISON axe twenty
two OF No 39S BeccKer.st as the who held him by
tho throat snatched his watch cham and locket The
prisoners were held for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Grand Hotel-Major General John NJ Scno-
ToteiJnan Valera. late Spanish Minister at Washing,
ton Htih Avenue Hotel-Govcrnor X A. Alser, OIL
University Captain Frsncis Pavy, OF England. and Cap
tain Cheape. OF scotand..... Windsor HotIIheoaoro
Colonel W. Trenholm OF the T. s CIVIL service Com
mission 1900 Murray Hill Hotri-Judge Nathaniel snip
man OF Hartford - 81 James Hotci-J. H. McVicKor.
OF Chicago Stsrterant House-Buford Wilson, OF
Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

end made a complaint against Werner. who was Ut,
.cycHs I'm, mo was sent 10 the Gouserneur Hospital.
In the Essex Market Police Court werner cia,odJ
that tie shooting was In sefdcfenoe. Lie was co''"
without bail for eXaminatiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
THE yom1yEEsroR EXCISE COMMISSIONERS

1t is not likely that the Aldermen will con-
firm to-day The Mayors nominees for Excise Gomnls;
Charles II. Woodman. Aldermen Jaehne and De Lacy
will be present and II will require three Republican
votes These not likely TO be had. IL Is
not certain that the will be called up for con-
flrmatOn,