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New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
DEATH or A YOUNG woMA, FhoN MALPRA cIcE

The death of Mis- Maggie Slcck, which
occurred yesterday at her hOuc No iI3 II Mdrg's
place. brooklyn. due TO erin nal mApiar f.r
pioy ell IA folicr IN publishing house III uIIOn
Square, this CITY. Her family i Ohc NJ much fcsp"cta
bnity Her f.theI William -Ic' h. Is cdnN"s''r she
had stepmohcr and two sisters nDd ley occupy tie
Ourth nt at the number given. Ilio young woman Wa,
sud enly taken Ill Saturday. DR.. Charles {. 6fl--
void was called ia aud he at -scCtc The cars O
trDubl- At nrst sbs denied mat operation
had been reformed upon her. bui the ncNt wh'n
she grew worse she admitted Bu she stc ,df;t,tls
fused 10 tell who performed the operation name her
betrHNer. Dr. A. NJ. shepard called IN c0n-rIti
her critic 81, hut she WUi INIT
anything TO nim Tue c"ronr was informed OF the mat
hut bv the time nc rcachci tue house tue patent
dellrIOus ana htr ntc- iiOrt"n -t,t"ct could uot
be secured. she lngrrci IN an unconscious c"nditOn
until eriay mOrrlng. when she died The p,st-uiur
examination showed that the operation .l hccn
performed a month 1t " cOn~drrc wonder
that th~ pat lived long dd. "hc only
ment which the young womaI had received was ohiann
from "a woman the third fiat, with won Mas -ilicck
mt The latter toll. ler tItt she had been
operated on by "a woman who formerly , majron in
OF the county tntnns IN Flatbu-h. and that -I-
had one" .een visited by an eclectic physiran named
Dr Briggs Of this city.
Miss >ilcck well thou ,h OF by all who knew her.
and she innch liked at II p are nf employ yncut.
Detective Reynolds was investigating the case last "ish
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
CALLED LIAR BY A BROTHER TRUSTEE.

At the last charter election held in Port chester
DR. Matthews elected president and Theodore H. Bell
Although Mr.. BELL had held pu dc
position appointed by Mr. Matthews chairman Of DE
tommittee Roads and Bridges. At mectng the trust
"Wednesday evening resolution offered in favor
improvements Ia he made in the condition of
pul,c which the stand,
win concerts given during the summer Mr.
Bell rose. aud IN an emphatic manner remarked:
scheme is to '
Instantly interrupted by Postmaster and Trustee
Palmer an member Of the Committee Roads and
Bridges who replied Blank you what is your scheme
Ever came into the board have been dngng
into what great things have DONE doing,
ordered 10 Ice done without consulting
associate members Of the committee haV ing
The ma In charge, any body else"
Bell said who FOR Palmer, you have said
that | liar
Mr. Palmer replied " have told that You
were a liir tell 10 face t lar
and that Won can't budozr me-. Mr. Matthew'S remarked
that they quarrel to settle they had better retire
from hall thdt purpose Justice VI. Connolly agreed
with The president and SAID there going be night
Ing II on INT done ut> c For iu confl.
son prev ailcl but motion to adjourn finally carried
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
oRsEs AND pHAEToN FOUND IN A MEADOW.


John Doan an cmpoyo OF Boyntons Tile and Drain Pipe
Works at Woodbridge landing. N j. the Staten Island
In his house which Is near tho works,
about ii D. Tuesday when he heard carriage rapidly
foward the He called 10 OF the who
boards with him together they went in search OF the visi
tors For long time they were unable TO get
any trace of the carriage but finally found IL on
fhe sat meadow in the OF the works They got
lanterns the meadows and picked their out
10 the astOnshcd TO find valuable
team of soft hole and attached handsome
empty After several hours Of hard work
out mlrc
rescued They thorough for the occupants
ahot the negborhooi but without
Of the mud from the horses they put
them stables attached to Boyntons picnic grounds
Under seat of the carriage was coachman's hat bu
nothing found The carriage plate shows that IL
came from n Wooster ST.. New York carriage dealer
Careful inquiry made yesterday around this city, Wood
hrdqe the surrounding country but could
be found had lost the turnout The mystery un
soy ed I'D hour yesterday and the subject OF
great interest AT the Sewasca House and other boarding
the guests talked Of little else and all sorts
innge In as TO the fate OF the occupants
of The carriages Captain Howard rappan the proprietor Of
Royntou Beach tecgraphcd yesterday the chiefs Of police
of varous towns regarding the mystery. IL n considered
carriage and harness damaged,
az the through which the horses went to the works and
meadows narrow and crooked and the
works and out among large piles OF pipe and tiles
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
RoDTrS Found IN THE SOUND

South Nurwalk PLY siciin went to Police Headquarters
Yesterday anI said tdt "Wednesday tue hofy Of an un
know bathing suit ipinf nn the beh
Point Conn., There hi been tn excursion party 10
that place that day consisting 0f The sunday school nf the
PRESBYTERIAN Church Nest New Br ghtOn. :. L. AMI the
hours alter tn" hai started
fo the bathing house found attached 10
string around the dead man neck AMI h clothing was found
Waterbury, wat' ami -iNti three bt-
the pockets The police of onntrticnt t'e
staten Island regarding the body. Nj sexton o
PRESBYTERIAN Church ~d That none oi that anon
was rs.nl ANA thai there another exclusion Vatiy at
I.oton Point on Wednesday
The body of about tinrt five years of onnd
"Wednesday IA" urrt haIic~ \. Dana- boatou7
The . tied behind h- bi'k AMI
this led to the belief That De- hd been murdered but nothing
the Identification tc body hd, Wlluii'
came found Yesterday. Coroner ays, ot oystcI
BAY, WAS investigating the matter.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
SELFACCUSED MRS. BARION.

Mrs. Florence May Barton, W, accuses her
self of the fatal assault Froaerck Phsirr III Brooky
July 30, charged with man-laughter before
Police Justice Nseher yesterday. she Was placed IN
oi tho ponce and will have opportunity 10
ali ner story before Coroner Hesse To- nj. ht. While
OF the police officials Inclined to crcIit htf
s,ory of defending herself when size struck tho fatal
blow, few Thought yesterday that was more IIkeiy
that Ph,ter va assaulted by some man who objected
his being III company with Mr. Barton. aud that She
herself IN OId"r TO hliD. IL l. also
claimed. from the of his Injuries, that Phst-r
coud OF have walked from The place Nherc Ia" was
was found.
.c-,.N~ lime arrested Henry StOhenwad, axe
twenty.eignt. OF No. 6Oi Broai~ay, Brooklyn. last
ev-niug. upon suspcin .uat lie will be able To reveal
sOme p0r Ant facts regard 10 the death OF young
P.ter lime refused TO state what reasons he had Tor
the arrest but II Il believed that the prisoner wit
Mrs Barton on the evening Of tho crime ana tht he
took her ber sisters house She admits been
with party OF young people after she lft iiscr but
declares she told them nothing Oi tbs affair.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
NEW-YORK CITY.

Long Island Spanish mackerai selling at 30 and 35
cents pound weaktish and bluehsh are sill behind
their season
Dr. CYRUS Edison and several :sanitary policemen yes.
terday sejzed wagonload Of stale ana unripc food for
sale In Muibrrryst.
While painting tho second floor OF BoOmingdale's
new store a. Thiri.ave and Fifty ninthst yesterday
WI liam Smith tell to the sub-ceiiar and was Instantly
killed.
Jonn Hoar, a homeless German waiter. tried TO kill
himself at No 273 FIrsavc. Yesterday hy cutting the
veins IN his wrists. He WIS taken to Bellevue Hospital
The Anchor Line steamship City Of RoVie sailed from
Queenstown at p IL. yesterday with nearly LOCO pas
When the for tho Goect Cup take place to-nor-
row the steamer Pilgrim starting from Newport VIII
sell excursion tickets from NewYork to Newport ana
rcturn including the race, Tor 81.
Washington Market dealers Of forty years ex-
perenre say that they have never known duer s"ui
mer than the present.
The Order of the Sons will no its annual
convention In Bufso.oeginniug August H. iLsexieced
Increased so much that II numbers now at least 25'oo1
IN It's membership The Erie .ailroad wlli rnn sciai
for the delegates their friends to Niagara u.s.
return tickets gOoi for fourteen days being -Od 81 81
This society is COMPOSED OF Ensishmen their sons ana
grandsOns.
Peter johnson. the Troy boy who accompanied his
aunt TO this city without his mothers perinssion was
sent home yesterday.
Dr. Il. : Bacon IA to build a dwelln 9 house cost
$4,000 IN tho Riverside Drive. at Onchnndrcd-and-
nrs-sl.
" The Mad ana the Muodshncr," At the standard.
under thirIvtve. Every effort has been made by the
MANAGEMENT in the direction of novelty.
The body OF welldressed boy abOit seven years OLD
found last evening the river AT Wcst Thi.ty-
nith-st.
There was ruinor Yesterday that Hubert o. In 'mr-
had committed suicide. No fouhdaion for it could
be found. rhe coroncrs certificate saci nat he died
from apOpexy.
The Irish Parliamentary Fund A>soci ition was In
creased yesterday by $40 contributed by Mcssrs Pare"
and Gleason through the Iav. Dr. McGlyun.
Ferdinand Levy, president OF the j with Immigrants
Protective Society. written to iienry Rce,
uent the United Hebrew Charities. asking ior tue
withdrawal of the latter's agent from Ca~sic Garden
ard that the former society Is hndered Ia te
proper dsch OF s functOn and that thr wclinr'
uf wish immigrants ~ not sU served hy having Two
charitable societies covering the same ground.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
HER HUSBlND AND MONEY GONE.

A "BLEACHED" BLONDES SHORT CAREER IN a
JERSEY CITY BoARDISG-HoUsE.
Tn the latter part of last June "bleacneu -
blonde, tall and slender aud rather pretty secureo nc
commodations in q Fashionable clearinghouse ih "r"'o'
st near Pavoniaave, Jersey CITY She was ntroduoea
10 the house mistress by young man "no WAS
known to tho latter John Clarence LanVer anu
who represented the blonde as his cousin from
distant city, The young man. WI" h'ou
across the street from the Doaruins-"o''o
paid a months board In advance for MS cousin
and she wasduly installed in comfor'apo apar'nou''
Maude Cyphcr, for that was the name by which 'no
young woman's cousin introduced her. soon became
general favortc. Her cousin was exceedingly aeVo'eu
I'm his attentions calling upon her every evening ana
never coming empty handed. Thcr frequently went OUT
together but when the weather was unpropt"us 'o"n
Clarence remained In his cousins apartment long aer
the other boarders ad retired But Miss Cypher peea
to receive visits from another gentleman, who was r
troduced John A. Mas. OF the firm OF Mas o'"r
proprieors Of he Novelty soap WORKS; a. ~ 40 ,s
house No. 305 Bowery, this city, Mr. Mas dld NO, @
call a. frequently as John Clarence nut when ne u,u
Mr. Mas hai also been represented 10 inc
the far bnt seemingly nckle boarder ana III"
mistress made no objection t. ms VISITS. John
objected however. aud N ode such ms. apou. M r." ~,
and Mau quarrelled and when the ti'De came 10
paw anolhrr insiln"nt on the Young w",na' @ a,a
she wa Obliged To pay II herself Anou, ts ", aLo L
Maule talked Of paying visit to her father whom sue
represented tO br prominent AMI WrtIthy NV y"
Waynesboio. Greene County. Penn. on Wednrs-
day OF last week shc siaricd ior inc
Erie station by Mas. In less ihan an hour
an exprc.sman diov. up To the hons" anh hsEei
for Mrs MASS" irunk. Last sunday neatly dressed
pJod.loukng an with a baby three months "ii III
her arn called at The b, rlng-honsc and lhpufel l"r
Maas who. she said her husband lie had nor o"en
AT home since PIE Wednesday aud his wiie hah
trnrrd hun through Telegram from Maui" wuich sue
FOUND IN hs room. The deserted woman wrpt bi tery
WIN tho boarding mistress told her what -hr KNEW
Wnrn Mas oft his "Wednesday he -alh he was
going on "a business AMI his wife gave hiin all the
nancy nhe had o DAY EXPENSES.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1880

follows. Train up the Rgi Kuhn Hotel IN INC G rns
noon dinner and early ted; no, up am OT man into
The open air performances by guide upon % tno % v %
peasant. yarCas nren the a stss
e1tIn.jsstic Yankee ladies'; Identification ny thc %e!-
Informed with the help Of BgdeEer OF
lying mssscs Of fos This and That lakes; n
rn-nt BY the head waiter that the sun mas ,son
surprise; breakfast But better order OF
will reya All the inconvenience OF this phehomeuot
can he cot over at about tho level OF The LAKE O OF
Lucerne night train is started 10 20 IL the bt nSl 10
the man. who has no care fr his CONF lexon ous.. "
ba able TO dns at Lucerne 20 the Casino take ta
to the Rgi and fail the sun rise witouu ,n s%o
trouble Of staying at tho Rig Kuhn The oniy us" a.
vantage we see in this plan that this nignt-u',nn n
brilliantly lighted; and II timed to como up soou. Jso
n m the glow Of the engine fires ana the carIiato
lights az the train rises through the Pine woouS' 10
ou,te sure to be Ii istaken for the sunrise.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
SAVED BY THE TWELFTH JUROR.

John Brennan an iron worker, was tried yestcr-
day Judge Cowing ia the General Sessions charge
the fist degree the punishment for which be
imrsor-nt life. A fire disco, cred ceiling
The upied by Brennan with his wife and three chill
dieu at 80 West Thirty gitist The Fire Marshal
found indica that Kerosene had p
ulied to ceiling. but the FIRE did little damage Lizzie
brennan the old daughter OF the prisoner
The principal against him she sad that she had
kert the ceiling that separated the
room from attic Brennan his wife and young told
story said that the father used
Attempt knie re Francis Olver defended Brennan.
Assistant District Attorney Bedford
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

Peter Dcmmn. ooorcl MY our an engineer 4 p"id
& tafhaM ,Iri teal works th,-ruf It. WIS ki los a
blow n the governor ,uruc II ~upr"rd
that WHEN struck 10y The ro,cuor hc w"s ro"n upon the
ny i,cl and hurled io ti4r
Three small sAh,~ the block bounded iY II H-h - and
Spuugfdyc burned y,si'Idas t, total los being
about 600 Tia, Pavilion variety Theatre ADJOINING Mas
slightly damaged
General William Want. Who recently elected supreme
nf Iv,I,qutr ~ tine knights of ffli1- "i ID"
World. furut. last evening. Ih" lodges hI
tourt,ndt rdrhtr made tie a'if'-~ ami plr
~'utr General Mhri wth -tlm"h. gotten HP hy lhc
members = The ouifr
The dficu. Of the manufacturing -horulk,- with their
employees being iu~t, and 4 is probable That th' shops
all uf winch have remained dIr fu month"; W. start u!
Monday. over 1000 employee are lI.t.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
PROTECTED BY AN hJNNCIION.

William BrDo fed he receiver in Ibis state Of
Martin Kulbncs"hs Sons. dealers
No % Fulton has also becn confirmed
OF NcwJcrsry. This consists of
and an ammonia ia tony at Ba, Creditors in Buffalo
claims to the of 100000 have sent their law
with the Matters
moving In amitabc manner among the creditors. who
pretty FULLY covered. The BIu,dway Bank
this AID the Fulton Bank OF lrookyn have began ats
Ia. firms notes held by them.
these creditors gently held IN ohcyHncc 10y
obtained 10y Charles H. Alexander IN connection with
of the which cuiO ns the
Of suits against the receiver lille lie s winding the affairs
This leaves HIM opportunity to proceed
being peded from such fruitful sour, Litigation.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
BOTU POLICEMAN AND PRISONER CLTBRFD

Twenty who attended "A pIcnic on Tuesday
night reached Fifty seventhst, Tentave, at
"Wednesday The police say they were noisy. Policeman
Hero started 10 dpersc the crowd and that he
knocked down. bad ms club taken from him. badly caien
and that of the chew his finger when Police
Fox along John Of No ji4 West SiNtict-
st. arrested and Yesterday he examined the York
vile Court His head cut In four places his
bruised and both were swollen and dscOored The
admitted clubbing him, but said that prisoner
assaulting him. Bryor admitted that the officer might
had trouble but that he not the t1a caused
examination adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

A,.oSt.- The INNS ilc 81 daily paper started
Yesterday
Nonwk Contracts for the and pen.r work of
Masonic Temple were asafd'i y'-f'fIff 80 Uor
be- cost ~ tA' bIld4ng " ID u' -Jtuop
~rnArFogu The 18th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers
wll, Ms composed principally of o.u
t,e stat. and ian'd ouny Regiment. viii
hold IT, reunion 30 thl- I,a'' on August -
HrmIrosT. Br Is. ". Manson wa- appointed Yesterday
prosecuting The id- errt branch oi the CONNECT
Humane 0,ltft ~ 4 Hltffl states ~ttatnf II
~ thr city Yesterday ana oppressed ortow at
d.atn NlIn h' had known Intimately
Than fnntv ,,ar- ~ f. ! Barnuu-- recreation nan
formed ntn - theatre to bc known ~ the B,knap ~ bc
on, ned pnbc by Sew iork pIny atou Ssptu
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HOtel-Judge Hugh l.. Bond, or
Baltimore, and Charles Lyman. Of the United state;
Civ Service Commission. .Grdnd HOtct-Sencrai
Stephen " Bcnet, Chief Of Ordnance. U. &. Army
Hoffman House-Ex Congressman Jonn s. Wse, OF vir;;
gni and T. j. Mecgan OF Albany Grand CenTnt
Hotei-Congrrssmsn George West. OF Bailson. n f.--
Windsor HO-Jonathan scUvie. OF Buffalo. Victoria
Hotet-Nicholas LOnVwOrth. of Cincinnati Murray
HH Hotel-Ezra Mard. OF Omaha, and General Charles
Hughes of sandy Hill, \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
The RIGI 81 NRISF.

FFUH M L"HdOH TTODt
To the sun rise, At least oucs Om Iho top of IN
Ris II one o those temptations watch only very stronp
men can resist ever they hppen 10 be IN the
hood OF The Lake "i the -Four CanOus. Thsrr Is an
element OF unccrtnty about tins Ms sufn al phenomenon
50 wekn0wn That II IL almost fascinating, ana /,
element of discomfort about 1t fo the obsery aost
rs attractive Tor thOss VINO like a faint flavor oi
Tonghila II In their holiday excursions. Hitherto ibs
'"odus oeTand OF this SPECTACLE has generally
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

Ihc WtnIIcIh Ward DIanch Of The ITIsII
National League met Last its hall IN W..t
thirty. flh-s to hear reports OF org.uiz,r. mn
pointed To canvass tho different dslrcts and to esct
delegates to the Chicago Convention. Althouyn IN,
brancn entitled To four,ren delegate Only seven were
elected. They are john j. DELANEY, prrslirnt OF m,
Municipal Council: Koirrick j. Kennedy, treasurer q,
the Municipal Council; CapsI, Coudou, Janrs Grad,
Michael Herman, Michael j. smith aud j. f. Mct;uyrr
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
WHAT rs GOING on TO-DAY.

Commissioner squires examination before Mayor
Grace, 1890 a. M.
SPECIAL meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen, l r. IN.
Sub-Exccutive Committee of Parnen Fund, No. 20
Nassau-st., p.
Kings County Democratic General Committee, p. m.
Meeting OF Creditors OF Trier & Son.
New-YOrk- Karsas City baseball match.
Inquest on Frederick Pfsier Brooklyn, 8 p. m
Spraker divorce suit, Supreme Court.
Trial OF Police Captain Bake Staten Island, 43O p
Music IN Battery Park by son Regiment Band, p. M
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

crates brought ~ each baskets from to 81 90 Early and
ure New quoted at 80 cents and 81 Ihc
orchards though thrifty have been set Dack
by The not likely to be cheap one
Tor ane fruit NewYork and Boston Will have 10 handle
GOOD many Delaware cus this owing TO the turning
brine and the liberal canning that eSpec,ed
w. he renred for orders Evaporang not be large this
wear as considerable stock Of 1889 is unsold
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
NOTICE OF APPEAL ~ MOSPS CASE

Notice of appeal III the case of John Mos the
Anarchist who with John Sclcnch and John
was convicted before Recorder snyth Of inctng
served the District
y,sterday VIII be argued before Davis
brady and Daniels supreme Court. General Term on
that Al Mond In
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
COMPLIANCE Still ~ FLYNN.

ton last evening at no 2j7 East Tenth press
Maurice H. Flynn. the leader OF the
Resolutions passed commencing Flynns "honcrty
LOYALTY ls devotion Ia the Democratic
liberal contributions for campaign tun were also praised
of the County Executive committee IN cNpcng
Flynn denounced unjust uDwlse, undcmocra and
unncrupnIOus"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
MARINE INIELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
sun rises 81 sets 7.oG Moon scts lllS Moons age
ulGH WAr.L
4 u-Sandy Hook Ol2 GOV. fsrh O29 Hell Gate. -
J. H-Sany Hook oI9 GOV. I-rd l07 Hell Gate ZOO
sUNSEr-Wndat ~ sandy Iook fresh, SW clear. Al CV
Island, ught SN. cuady.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

- ceases n,rvou, s,nGf ssh.J t:ttsg h,,t,'. ,r.i
lures diseased Drostst, atIL tuItlItn,i Dttls. ali5
not Oc curc while oar nSi,3 CIR, tls worst
cases secretly. AT ti' Astih Ntiltn Naturu MIN
eral SDring Water nsy uLs5, irDpE
bladder stone vrr malaria tics ard dyspo
Phvscans biyCs All with tJI, AMI certIcLtsB
Ofcures free by
ASAHEL MEDICAL BUREAU.
1Jl Broliway. SewY YORK
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
JERSEY CITY.

John ". Cartwright Of Port J'rvi- brakeman ON The Ere
Railroad was ri yesterday ai ii' W'-t of t, tunnel
Mathew taiui Brakeman. ~tli,A il ituI-h wanna
Railroad drill 40 thc Washington 4 tit--lg AMI i
stany Killed The hoy tdAen to las home ii "I'nt Ad
Montgomery ~ts.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

SItIrrpV Gorlon Bradley. eighty dr"pptd fcld At
iic gateway tn ll- L" lt-f evening lie NsT al one tn'
prominent iu politics go Ncw York.
MAtNLls II AiE'i. latIl flm-. SIXTY seven. ~
- -usIIf lF lttulng
nom inc long iir ~a- u'i Dos oi4o,f
McAVoy, August johnson AMI thr. -toph'r Iitouf,tr.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
HOME Ne WS.

jury disagreed standing eleven for acqutal 10 one Tor
con vic,ion, when Judge Cowing discharged them.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
"rHE IRISH wORLDS" H0ME RULE FUND.

i" TIE THTNH "VHLU y HUHE RULE FUNU
These subscriptions were received yesterday
AT the office uf me iSh Borid Home Rule Fund
VIII ch that paper raIrng. all tho money collected
through th- source to be sent 10 the Rev. Lr OReiy
IJrtroit treasurer Of the lrlsn National Ieayur of
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
Announcements


. disease of so delicate Il nature as
structure Of the uret should only be- ntrns To those OF
large experience and skill y our impfo edmethdS We have
been enabled 4" siry and permanently cure hundreds OF
the worst Pamphlet, references and terms III cents IN
stamps Worlds Dspensary Medical Assoc ation, 663 Main
81. Bunalo. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
NAVAL OFFiCEKS DEPRIVED OF A EUROPEAS n
TRIP


dav under report Rear Admiral Mctaury in
charge the South paco station, at Valparaiso chill Their
a 10 the Uicers and and
strongly 10 going 10 IT, having
a be ordered 10 the European station.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
OT1GOiNG STEI NERS.
SATURDAY,. AUG :.


Colon. Pacinc Mall. A-pnw AL ............- noon.
! TUESDAY. AUG 10
Arizona. Guon. Liverpool ..............u an 100 IN
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. d.,

14i LeNngton-aye. between 18th and .Oth sta
Hourss To l. to Diseases of the Nervous system.
Gcnrto rinary organs. impotence and stcrty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-02

WAslIINGTON, January l.-Treas-
urcr Jordan will leave Washington
for New York tonight To take charge
of the sub-trcaHurY there. Eighteen
expert counters will also go on this
evening with the purpose of counting
the government funds Ia ITS vaults.
Treasurer Jordan may encounter
some trouble in obtaining possession
of the office, rs II is understood that
MIR. Acton, the present incumbent, as-
-crts that IN justice to himself aud
hi, bOndsmcu he cannot turn
over the monies ia his charge
except to II succession regularly mp
pointed by the president aud con
lirmcd by the senate. This matter,
however. has been fully discussed by
high officials hcce. aud the opinion
prevails that Mr., Jordan can legally
take possession, and should Mr.. Ac.
ton rcsOlutcly refuse To turn over the
funds to MIR. Jordan, the secretary, il
~ said, could If he considered T. ad'
vlsable, take advantage of Section
3,GiO If the Revised Statutes, which
provide that the secretary of tho
trcasury may transfer the money IN
the hands of any depository TO The
treasury of the United States, To III,
credit OF the treasurer.