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New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
GrIcllcrs.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~ esscs supplied without charge. EAtH tR~ REGISTERED
fIec Nany yltaucIcs lorm for stamp. Il. r AVERY,
American school bureau, We I4th e.. y. !.
A RELIABLE So cctIOn Of SrhoO' circulars
~ ior parents and ulraus Teachers Hto's GOV 'encSr'
supplied r VI. COY KIEi. 81 a-t th At, near Bd"Iy.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors, ioy
tIu,sSts etc, 10 Ocs,, ScAOJiS and ldmlc+ AppNlp
Mli-. NJ. j. YOU Nti-f L LION. - CHlon square.
GCHOOL AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known IN the United states.
j. ~ SCHEKMEiIOIN, * o.. hast 'ith t. Nt"-l OK
NYTAN TED LadlcS.-Frcnch resident phi
w mary teachers, English drl ing ana mus e. VIC
nrncipaI r.. MIRIAM 'OARl IRE,
81 East / III st., east OF broadway.
\VfANTED.-Bv young lady of refinement,
w position companion 10 aON or would trdch Shali
Cldicn would travel rncIcpuon Die lcit nee ulr77
NOINURT 1Tituuc ptown once, i..'~ H'o"iWIb.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
LIVE .rncK MAnkGr, BIZ TELEGRApM.

- r.
BTtFNO March l7.-CIift>- Receipts last - hours ~,
head total mead for iG" last
,se.g 1870 head. gucd through - Of which 20
IN = eW oTk cars sale All Common 20 FAR. DC
cliue IOd &c from Monday Al offerings taken SHES
al ~ Iudt4 80. . ..-. .-, ,..---
HrceIpts last q hours 2~u0 mead total for week
mead time last week, . itu head:
c,s O. ed hfougl 30 which ears To N"w Nor" -
c1r- On sal ste fair demand common 10 tmr -
2J9fp fNra - - a ~ ltHbs
steady Common Prime S,0J 30 Extra 70 'Jdi' -1' all
Oncr nRs tatrn ..,, A.. ..,., ,.. .oo,
,l .r iu ueAu. time last week. - 400 heal
con.ged through cars WHICH J. to Ne" oIS ca
I'm snl, steady with far demand Light liss - COd.l =
Pigs NOrEc- ~ l'H az ~ rtl'ct'h IL
0TAer. - 2uaS 30. selected MEDIUM weigh~ -. a.
81 4u Coarse Mixed HeSy End., cIscr bat NOT quot
81, lower ali offerings fa-rH. ,,-,.-
,,utrI n Mach 7-ThS Drorsrl JDIrnG reports fdWe-
Kocep.s 5000 nradi snpmeBis 80" head nhI hei ''eA
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
"CU2 ACTlNA BATTERY"
earned in the pocket. always ready for use
AClINA Co, 70 9TH ave, n. !.
Gxtrrslous.
TEE NEW LINE
Between NEW-YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
AND NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT,
ANn luz AnItnu

9 HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
and after December lso5 the NewYor Phiadelphis
and Norfolk talTOad Company viii a Fast Day and
Night Express between and Cape Charles TTant
leave New YORK, via. Pennsylvania RAILROAD, week
DAYS and D. daily arriving Old Point Comfort 10
week aud 80 IN daily Norfolk 7O5 and - a. m
eleepiug Cars through from York Portsmouth and
buffet PaTlor from SewYork U cape Chares cl ets
and sleeping berhs can be secured az any
ficEet Onice Of the Pcnu6ylvaua Railroad Company,
r. n COOKE Genn Pass. and IRE 4 ,S& f-"i
w. DUEEE. buperiniendelL
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February Il. 1850.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork DesorO,sos and coutndt Street
HaTTsoarE ittsOurg and the Vest yith Pullman Paac:
cSeato Gt,a Of or a pnias King and 5ccpas
% 5S1 ma Tor % HS'' aH '
Centre and the oil Hegions. ,,
Ssmot9 washineo9 n a2 h5 @ Sond Limited washnstoa
ETPress Of Pullman Palace cars ily except SUNDAY,
O. m. aTitve Washington 400 D. "a and $40 ? m arrive
i$s5 and p m = aisit sunday SIS 40.
Tor Atlintc City except Sunday Through Car.
fShs fS1 fEs Baa My s5S sss'R5 sP1y
On sunday s5 a n and D n 40 not stop AsGu
For I'D Point and Norfolk via yegYorh P1nadephi an!
dsS and Fay Las;
e. Jersey city, aordna speedy and direct transfer foe
Trans from rittsDuTg 49, 80 l5:? m 80,
500 t5oa a m 800. 800 and 1885 .. N. from Plil;
seRa @ 9o S' q o72 20 3S6 55 $50 s. 10 80 glS
Gao. ll:3j 800. 02O R51, 92O. ":'j lO:j5 D. IN
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Ia a s sTe Se % STs SE via De''ro'o' anil Court
ego, 7:2O . .. - tncago LImitei, aud 10 Washington
p I and 'a Z night at % %h5co@moilon s. Oilij .D m.
an and a. 80 & D. A. SGnGa 55 55.eS ~ @ ;ps - NJ m@ei
Trains New.N ork daily except SUNDAY 7lj and
conn, Ct AZ rrcuion for Cam'ien y "' W
f95I i 81 5-j5 i 10 s. o. G5o o 20 80 H. md 5
al Limited Express Ill ana i5l p. m 2:49 8 l. O. ..
Ss 5@o go NO. m I2S "a d5S S"TS L%rt,d ed '' S55 &
lssEs FiasD5 w cs%aen a3 , @ galy except sqnla,
De,brO-ses and COufan sts Court-'t md
Rnsoh Ra99byn & aSPe iG@! a. fSSsa E%
I1oget O1,e No. Z Battery place and Castle Garden.
The YORK Transfer company viii cal 70: and chez.
oHAhtdla dsnera rs Manager Genera faloasef &sen
NTfSI S.4DKE KAILKOAD.
W y, y, G. & II q r. T. CO. Lessee I'M, ,,,vs7,
~HORE OF THE World FAN DHrnS ~ hIy n
ANn rHRDUGH BEAUrFUL VALLEY OF THE
on snd alter January 81 ls,6, trains VIII leave West isi.
All rains leave from new lowuton station foot O; Jay ST.
Detroit and Chicago, 03Oa. m, 600, sIopm. s.ccpes
Sf Tou.s .G.0O $40 p.m sleeper, through
Runao Rochester suspension Bridge Magma Falls $50
UIl.a and syracuse. 93O. II p a Ui, q a. 10 p u.
Highland Pokcepsic and Kingston, 1.lO. '5p l-j
3jj $40. lliO p. m, and GU1 .. H. ior h.u.StoD. -
Saunerte, and Albany, $50, ll-6 =. u. 3D. 600, So
Catsti' - 0. ll.4ja m; 3 -. $40 II ;op.m.
ClIusiou'S West Point, Cornwall and Ncvhug, 10
$50 Il:25 m, jj5, i.O slO li:io D. n. and 800 M
or ornNdl and NcNburg.
For Montreal and Canada East 800 D. m.
tia liitou London. $50 m, 500, >lO p Nd. Toronto.
.Daiy Dmiy ,Ntept saturday Other trains 'aly except
Fr Art time tables paror si,,pu2 lc,ommOla-
ii. Bro.h lyn 35S Wd-uiugou~ 80 Fulton IT,. Annex
office fooi of Fulton Sew Nolk ~ jlJ 800. 81 40
Nest t9d ST. and foot Ot Jay 81. North River WtstON'
ENpr,S. ca for and check ttoh hotels dnl resi-
deuces. orders can Zoe lett AT -. kt Il ,..rr
o-1 BroilWsv, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
EUROPEAN pIpDuca MARKEr

tivEaFool. March IL iro't tOna Bacon "a ri1niCut
- NtdII's. -S1 OL: SIJt C,rlr Mducs
y,su 20. shoulders, Oh Der CWt
Beef-1Ge lniIdn Ness Prime Mess. 80 bd
PorK-lrlmc bis. ul d.. I1uc Mess +dstcfn,
~ : Western Is 6t Lard -Am"uctn. Us. fTiuo " est
,ri Ais IL: Lard on ui HJlus-LOng Ut IS. ud
81 Butter Sps Oh CWt IOT nnc-t Uultcd
~I,f,s t'r-sr--A tADIrr. l-A ID Nheat-ited
Western 3d. c.; Red Inter- u. ia = 4d:
p,r ccnta No oDuug - I'D. NeW Western WIntci7@ I'D
NcU Mixed California l. 3. IL
"a Canu.unn NJ GN ID -d Der Genital Produce
-SpltsOl rutUeItr. 3s ud: do at London 81 r. I'll Urr
c,yi 'u. OO-u per gallon. tlOycrSced
American RED. pcr cSt laIoT % "a. D"rcSt Rose
-t'plumon IS a.: Pale lis Od u.s. "a. LInseei on Ills.
Ga per cyt 1a!lOw-tine Amcrc ~ 2+ ID. frim' CltI
yis 50 urr cwt Refrigerated Beer hind quart
,rs Bod. 4Tt"r,. 1 al. per d.
LONIoN march -Ilnsord on. 40 -. 90 a 30
IL. nrr Iun Ca,utta liusrtS 6d quarter dusccd
Cake 97 6ld+7 Der ton hehueo F~'rpiruHl' 81 ~
i.t pcr gallon -pIrIlS IIrpcuun' JJ+ Oh per t'-.
Sneru on 9l- Der ton RusD--t OmnOn. IL td Der cD.
Hale Ij- alIA PruasIOns-t-trd 5js. 0L Der cNL ior
American sugar CWL fJr Cuba Centrifugal
poarnng 961 Ani 3 3D. IS Oifor Cdba hnscoyal" tnr
TeuunF auuit.. i-truiI GtllUW ir-L IS. u % 80
Bd. Mutton. 2j. 6i.D2G> 9d Cocoa Sut oh-Jeybn,
% cochin $50 -
AyTwraf March 7-WilcoH's Lari closed at 70 francs
C2l, rrntimcs 100 kIiOs.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
DnnCinQ Academies.

LEXANDFR Vi MACGREGOR'S, 10 j'h-ayc.
"A -Watling thoroughly acquired in few private lessons
strictly private. les Ohs daily
MR.. =. HARVARD REILLY, Master Of
w Dancing J79 9th ave See Cal, dais
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
For Both Sexes---Couutrv

DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NGACK-O
IL HUDSON Preparatory ami business for gentlemen;
Graduating iur ladies' twelve teachers Eher ~
" W. IL. BANISTEI a. NJ. Piin.
SCHOOL of MINES at HOVE, Tor Young nco.
y le send for catalogue containing description OF
native stones nj minerals. \. II. IAMMEN Denver col
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
-rttSyp.

Gocr or !iuary ~ g 5.lG Low T!tiin Z l@lj
STREET Cool Ordinary. Ni'dIln: 80"
Futures advanced tbG POINTS with iair e TIC "
erpoI market advanced pUius Thc south rn mar"et7
were stcado or fir. Lehman bought May hrd unr Ie
Comrt was pretty liberal buyer Of MAY. June Juy az
August; Zcresa bought May and Aug IHt Stap'r 'ou-ht
ANN. Sal.s HH.2OO bA.es
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
g1ICKFORD ROUTE no NEWPORT. r. l.

Leave Grand IentTIl l'pot as follows:
A. a m arriving IN New port AZ 10 y. m.
a y. m., arriving In NewpJrt ~ 80 p m.
ID awing room cars attached q b,th tla.usD
THEODORE WARNFs, Supt
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
For Boys and Young Mon-Country

LEXANDER INSTITUTE. Military
y Boarding school W1e Plains, y. I;,,,r, -, O.,
DORDENTOWN y. D. MILITARY INSII-
ID 1UTf. Prepares tor colrgc scientific school or oii
iTg We cced iou1atious looked alter tcathy location
homeiAc care. Address Rev r. H. lHTD1n ,, a. M
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
- College rejected candidates coa' he'd
summer oi winter r. F.HOFFMAN. Stocf budg'. Mass.
CLMWOOD SCHOOL FOR EulS.-At Mil
a. ioTd, Conn P'rGts who are unfortunate IN The man
oiolcu uv tins DOL Address FRAN, VI. now y. -upt.
EORT HILL SCHOOL for Bows.
1 second wear: enlarged nc OmmOditiO 5000 El.N.
JAMES hATl HGCK L., HcaiuaStcr C'nandai'ua, y. \.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. j.
ga yGlr IroI ares Tor business i'T fTIcel"n & co
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
c. b. Ma F. \. NJ superintendent.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
l Chester Cosby 1mdingI IhoIough Instruct on. a. a
Classic @ fnel,si C0LoN FL rHE0. HYXfr TIesdeni.
pECTORY SCHOOL, lIand"n, Conn.
Ia paw + F@Wly m ol f%F fGn"S fTg' Rc%tor
35o. Spring Term Opens April =.
TNIVERSI rY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
l. Department o; Arts II roanc Scientific sc'ooI. III.
Pjiiosophv V curse 10 Music Medical school VII.
D,nt9 School VII. Veterinary school. TX. Law school
N / IioCgcaI school. n. D'ptrtmen' ~ PUlDsJpIV.
In making mqI1y rcaSc sHrc,' ggg'lInG:, II, sccr.,,,
University OF pcnsy vania, West Phiadlphi Penn.
For Young Lqdins-COuntrV.
"VNHE Ems" Springic L. Mass. Family,
MISSES POitiER 4 CIGAMPNEY. Principals
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Ecst Gn0 (ouno.

4 OST OR STOLFN-BqnkbOOll No. 139331
issued by the German sayings Bank in tie city Of New
YORK Catherine Scharf All persons cautioned to ne
coate luestcd to Oeiy the book 10 N
Bans, l4hs aud 4th II not Restored on the
ih day Of April Ss6 apple zion will be made to the BANK
fOr duplicate
NeY.IOrk March lS 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18

ROSTON, NEWPORT. NORTH AND EAST
- FALL lNht ~ ;--Be't route via sound Mar.
fno of Murray st.. every day SUNDAYS s Al
Steamers and Providence. Connection from Rro.p
lyn aad Jer.ey CITY by Annok boat az Z. y. V'N
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Art City.

AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
VI VIII receive pupils, beginning Tuesday October 20 IN
OIL and water color painting. 't me- MOWERS anu
anuF"ape, CHINA painting AMI decoration
studio. No 81 MadsOnava
References
MI Huntington, President NauDna' Academy ~ .DeSs1
NJ, William Hart, y. A.: MI James VI. Hart, y, y"
DaXIn JnlnsOm.N \.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
FUIGU VATIEY RAILROAD -passnr,o.

- tians dc o foot OF Cor ani and Desb-osses Sta
at a. m l. $40 aud p Tor BE hlehem Al en-,
tO2n. Iteatng Mauch hunk Gica summit. Wilke.harTs.
Tawanda Wavery, ithaca Geneva, Lyons and hs
west pullman through coaches run day. Local Trains at
Trans leaving a m. J. and $50 p M. connect Tor all
M1hOnjv and liaZlcOn coa regions sunday train
leaves for Mauch chunk and llazlc'on.
General Eastern Olicc NO. 23j BrOad~ay
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
european advertisements.

european Advertisements.
+ IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
II Iinrst and cheapest Haat F!aN orng -tnck Tor
Souls Made Dishes and SRuo g. Annual sIIo
S,uOUuOO Jab
I IEBIG fONPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT.
- AupvGluable tonic. a." Is snccess sLd a boon I'rr
wn,cL na: ioas shOuld teol grateful" see Medical
Press" " Lancet &c.
Genuine only with the fac smle Of Baron liebtys
tignmure IN Blue INK acrO.s the abel. lLo uto
"Tafon Liebig" aId photo Taph haFinZ Decn
largely used by dealers with connection with
baron Liebiy. the public arc inf1rned ma; me
IicEiT Company alone can oher the article with
Baron L!e1ig guArduteo 0i gonulnelon
IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACFO OF MEAT.
IL To DO had OF all storekeepers, GToc'r AMI CheIn.
st. Sole gents for the | nlt9d states twho esao
onyl c. Davld a Co, y FenchurchaVe LoniOn'
England
sold wholesale by James Smith Park q T1lford Acker,
Neral & OIndit Mckess0n & Robbins IbfD'f Mhyahd
Co. francis IL. Leggctt Co.. aid '" d schienehh q 20
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
A1EW-YORK CENTRAL And NrDSON


~ RIVER RAILROAD c lmmcncng Sov. 90 1894
- EOcaeser and Montreal ~ press through draw.
mi room cars 10 Rochester ~. AlJsus and
80 IN. last LnItcd Chicago EIpress with dining
cars stopping at Albany Utlce Svracusc Rochester Buf
fao. NagaTa rails Erie. Cleveland ami Toeo arriving 40
Chicago 95O a. IN da.
lUaO Chicago EXpr S. dra"insr0On cars to Canau
daigua ROchcSter. niagara Falls and Buffalo.
81 i iern Newi ork and AoT'hern Express with
trawugrOOm cars.
aY ng To saratOas, Fl Edward and GleDs
Falls On Saturdays only go
- p NJ. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
D. M Chicago Louis Express with sleepingcas
for agaTa u.s. Buffalo, Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit CHI
$40 D. m Express with sleeping TO syracuse and
tgl5 D. M Paoi1c kXD with sleeping c,Ts for ROches.
tor Buffalo, Niagara Fal Cleveland toledo Louis De.
Ills m Night Express with slecping.cars Albany
Troy with the morning trains Tor the Wesr and
for the North except -2turiay night.
tickets sale at Grand central Depot 40 B Bowling
Green Il3 Broadway Harlem Depot l-thst and 4thave.
snd at WCscotts Express OCes aTkplace, ned Broad
way, 7oJ and 92 BIo dway, and g. est l25h-st. New-
YOr, 333 Washington and $50 fullonss, BROOKLYN and 70
4tl-st, Williamsburg.
AccOmmodatIO DRAWN sleeping bs
procured at OF the ticket Offices IN Ne"fork city and
S33 Washington st. BrUOtlyl.
Baggage ca led for AMI cheCSed rom residence
~ hose trans run daily All others daily except sunday
tThe>e trans stop at Harlem 45t1-st and l.tyeE
j. NJ. TOUCEY D. ". kENDRICR.
General superintendent GepeIal Passenger Agene
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Ncm iJnbIitntions.
r1,HE VOYAGE OF THE JEANETTE.

V'HE VOYAGE OF THE JEANNEl l..
The ship and Ice Journals o; LeuenantCommander
GEORGE w DE LONG, L. =. v Edited by his WIFE,
EMMA DE LONG. With a Steel Portrait OF Lieutenant
Commander De Long and numcroue Illustrations New
Edition. IN one volume Svo. 81 30.
This remarkable story Of human enluranc@ and foFuhe
which has heretofore published in two voane' and ''d
hy subscription broagt out in single volume ana
sold through the t!aie. Of the most thrilling OF all
the records of Arctic explora and must ever hold con
spcuou, place among books OF adventure and Vaor and
tragedy
For sale bv al bo,kscllcs sent by mall postpaid on
receipt Of price 10y the publishers,
HOUGHTON, MIFFLlN CO, Boston,
il East l7th st. New.l ork
TUST PUBLISHED.
lNDEX-DlGEST
MASSACHUSETTS REPORTS.
svo 1907 pages. sc 50 net
LITTLE. BROWN & CO., Pubhsh'rS'
.. p,A UaSbingtonst Boston, Mass.
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aII'l N II will cOuvinc: you
SS 5TH.AVF, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
IN FARES REDUCED VIA

~ STONINGrON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
To Providence 2J 10 Boston s3 frstcass steamer,
leave from pier G North RIVER block above Canal
a M - M daily except SUNDAY; tram
parlo cars reclining chars between steamers landing
hoS'o" ""h"" = " PoPPLE General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
RIVER BRANCH

4 1tNKW YORK, NEW.HAVEN AND HARTPDRDR
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner 2 st arS
Liuc0nayr Third Avenue Bride Harlem vs-
treacheI by Third AycHue Elevated EarOd daily eroe.
SUNDAYS ut G:4j. $50 9lO, TO- II - b. H. TO- B55 4 "a
40 d 40 and for p0it Norrs Casanova oak Poin
Hunt. Point. West Farms. Van N,sf. West Chester'
Timpson's, Bay chester tP.iiam Bay. Barrow (tTfv
'sland Pelham Manor and Ne" Rochelle connecting AZ
New GOcl ellie with trains for an points tie main Inc ~
the New.York New. HavcD and Hartford Railroad sbog,
line and A Ar.i ino DIVISIONS, New Canaan MLlleosn
New Britain aud Sueld Branches and BOs and ali poni;
East.
tiou- al ~. 10 a. m dailv except Mondays.
SUNDAY trains Rochelle and an informed ate s,a
IL and $50 the latter train cOnnlct.nO
New Rochelle with trains 10 Grand Central Depot and
amf ford
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Steamboats, ano Railroads.
ATlRWICH LIVE

~ Reduction Of fares TO all points Boston e. wo,,
ter 81 steamers leave Pier - Morn Fyr
Watts next pier above Des0ross@s Ferry AZ sg
d. M. daily, except sunday. 49, WV
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Musical instruction.

GUITAR, SINGING, VIOLIN, PIANO,
~ ORGAN. FLUTE Private lessons: WATNON,S CON.
SrRNATORN. 10 Fast tth-St. UPIOWS BRANtlI "2G
6th.avc. Reliable Teachers open evenings Circulars
CRA\D CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
4G-WEST 23D-ST-4G.
The leading OF music dramatic ant foroeE
nnguaccs drawing untng. Tree advantages equal -
s1 lessons per week For particulars address ,,,..
T. EB. KHARD, President
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
nNprIAR SHORE LINE fnr R0STnN nnd

l. the EAST.-All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily lSunias exccpteD 10 ROs0n At m,
(paror attached and u p with paace sleep
ing carsl Sundays az II M (Nh palace sleeping cars.
f. ". POPPLE. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Ter Toth Sexes-Cit

IL EAST 65TH-ST.
E,t MISS CHISR DI.M'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory class 80 Boys Classes
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
obstruction.
For Boys and Young

For Boys and Young Men-City.
SCHOOL OF MINES.-Prcparatory School.
y A High schoo Of Science and English
SO EA r 4oTii-ST
J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS. f., fhD' frlnclpa-
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
jI7Y BroaCvav rt0T 42C.ft.; 49th year prnaiVcon-
er, 1sI ad classical del armentS instruction thorough
A. ohpv " l. An ms. y. G lIenu1Ch son. AssO tc
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18

hCllN "A Catalogues free
AETNA CO.. IS 5th ave, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18

CHARLESTON March l7.-TuTDentne dull az 20.
SAVANNAH March ~ turU3ntln" arm a. as,
WltNrSgToN. March l7.--rurDclJl1e DIR h tOHI
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-02
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
James McH0Mard PASSES Worthless
Cheek. and is subsequently
Arrested

A fellow named James McHoward, and
a companion went INTO Jonas Bear s
Cos. store Saturday evening and pur>
chased shirt, giving in payment $40
check on John Vok & Co. Louis Mosen-
fielder, who waited on him, accepted the
check, giving him the difference in cash.
The fellows then went to Moscnfelder &
kohn's store and bought few sundries.
presenting another check on Volk & Co.
for s.. Eli Mosenfelder's suspicious
were aroused, and he said he would as
certain if the check was all right. Nc.
Howard pretended TO be offended, and
refused to take anything, He had brok-
en- piece of jewelry and Eli compelled
him to pay for it. Feeling satisfied that
some of the clothing merchants had been
victimized, Mr.. Mosenfelder made tour
of the stores. but found them all closed.
He finally came across his brother Louis,
who told him that he mad cashed the SO
check. Louis then started in search of
the twain, and found them in the bar
room at Schafers hotel. He detained
McHoward until Officer Bresnahan was
notified and arrested him His partner
got away
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-02
MOLINE.

Remember the democratic meeting this
evening, and let all come TO Peals hall
who desire 10 do so, with an honest ins
tent for the principles of the party 80
p. M.
John McEnary, of this city. received a
letter from his son Stephen, now residing
in Greenville, Wis. town located about
the centre of the state oa Black river.
He writes that rain is very much needed
there as everything is drying up. the
pasture is dead, and that the stock have
TO be fed now, same as in the winter. It
appears that this drought is not confined
TO one location, but is all over the United
States. Wisconsin suffers, so does Texas.
A gentleman passing west on the G.,
II. |. & P. Saturday morning after tour
east, had been at Albany, N. Y. during
the bi-centennial celebration of that CITY,
and had a medal struck for the occasion.
On one side is the seal of Albany city and
date July %, 1886. On the other side,
three heads in profile; one, that of an In>
dian, the middle one that of woman,
and the front man. The medal is about
the size of a silver dollar. and could bc
bought there for fifteen cents.
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ROCK ISLAND, MONDAY. AUGUST 2. 1886.
SEVEN PEOPLE DROWNED.
The Sarah Craig Capsizes with a Party q
Philadelphians on Board.

The Sarah Craig Capsizes with Party of
Philadelphians on Board.
SANDY Hook, Aug. 2.-The Sarah Craig,
a schooner yacht, capsized in q thunder
storm Friday night She had on board a
party of Philadelphia ladies and gentlemen,
and left Atlantic City for Long Branch.
The names of the persons lost were Mrs J.
Il. Stevens, her two daughters, Miss M.
Stevens, and Mrs H. A. Askin. two sisters
Miss Emma and Miss Bessie Merritt, Miss
Maude E. Retten, and Mr. Chester Clark
The saved are 2. w. Jordon, Alfred Potter,
Frank w. Hall, Capt Edward Rutland, w.
S. Buckley, Mate Charles Ferguson, Stew
ard Lewis Bowman, Samuel Jones and
William Paris Mrs. Stevens body has
been recovered The schooner has been
towed to the vicinity of the government
dock, and three men are engaged in taking
the bodies out
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-02
Publishers in Trouble.

New YORK, Aug. III. Hoffmeister,
president of The Volks- -Zeitung cooperative
Publishing company, and Moritz Hoffman,
the business manager of The Volks,Zeitung
were arrested Friday night by deputy sher-
IFS and locked up. The arrest was made in
a civil suit for damages brought by Paul
Bauer of West Brighton Beach. He &C
cuses them of publishing the official boy
colt notice issued against him by the
Brooklyn Central Labor union some time
ago warning all persons that Paul Bauer
had violated his agreement with the Wait
ers' and Bartenders' union No. ., and ask
ing that he he boycotted. Damages are
placed at $4,000
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-02
Fer SiIyiS.

AT the democratic caucus in the First
district of Hampton this afternoon, Sam
uel Heagy, Jesse Gilman and G. r.
Wells were elected as delegates, and in
structed TO vote first. last and all the time
for T. S. Siivis for sheriff.
The Milan democrats held their caucus
Saturday night, and elected Supervisor
Hartman, II. L. Framing. E. G..
Spencer, Samuel Baker and Frank Cor
son delegates to the county convention
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-02
The GaIateR Heard from,

NEW YORK, Aug. 2 Pilot Michael Nc
Donald, of the pilot boat Alexander Nj.
Lawrence, arrived Saturday morning on
the steamship Edam, and brought mes
sage from his brother pilot, Frances Gamer,
to the effect that he had been on board the
English cutter Galatea, $50 miles off Mar
blehead, on Thursday. Light winds had re-
tarded her progress on the voyage. She
will probably reach port about Monday.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-02

Mayor Grace TaIksrof tho Squire Flynn
Administration.


New York, Aug. 2-In an interview
with Herald reporter Mavor Grace states
positively that be has in his posesson the
original letter written hy Commissioner
Squire, pledging himself tc dminister the
department Of public works at the dictation
of Maurice b. Flynn Mayor Grace says;
Some days before his death Mr. H. O.
Thompson gave to friend of mine the
agreement which has been published,
Ii was given to me when the
charges against Mr.. Sqhire were pre-
sented by the commissioners OF accounts
MIR. Miller, counsel for the commissioners
has chain OF evidence which will make
plain the connection of Mr.. Flynn with the
letter and with the purposes with which it
was entrusted to him"
The mayor when asked what object Mr..
Thompson had in giving up the letter. said
he supposed his course was due TO falling
out with Mr.. Flynn, possibly because he
thought Mr.. Flynn was not acting squarely
toward him As to Flynn's denial of the
letter, the mayor said everything that Mr..
Flynn denied could and would be proven to
l.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-02
Flremer, Attention.

There will be meeting of Wide Awake
Hose Hook and Ladder CO.. No. 2, Tues.
day evening, Aug, 1885, at 8 .. m.
Business of Importance will be transacted
and all members are requested to be
present. BY order of
B. BRAIN, Foreman.