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New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
POLITICS AND TIE NEW AQUEDUCr.
A WESTERN STORY OF HOW MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS
WERE REWARDED FOR LIBERAL CAMPAIGN SUB


A WESTERN STORY OF how MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS
WERE REWARDED FOR LIBERAL CAMPAIGN SUB
sCRIPTIoNs
ST. PAUL, July 81 (SpeciaD.-An interesting story
involving New-York and National politics was made
public here to-day Speaking Of the fact that Dennis
Ryan, the millionaire mine owner Michael Doran aud
some other 81. Paul capitalists had secured million
dollar contract on the new aqueduct In New-York
CITY, 9 prominent politician and member OF tho
Minnesota State Senate said: know all about this
deal. When Cleveland nominated money was
scarce In the safe Of the Democratic National Commit
tee p II. Kelly, the Minnesota member OF the COM
mittee. Senator H. Doran, and their subordinates,
undertook the task of raising Minnesotas contribu-
ton. 30 well did they perform their work that
s5O,OUO went from St. Paul to New-York This
money was raised by princely contributions from
Kelly Doran and Ryan. 1t was considered hopeless
to attempt anything In Minnesota toward electing
Democrats, and money which should have been used
In this district for Merriman and in the lid District
for Donney was diverted to New-York In return for
ali this the patronage Of Minnesota was givon to
Key and It will remain Just as 1t is now, even II
Donnelly carries the coming State Convention. Kelly
IA rowarde for his work. and the rest must be nxed
In the City Of New-York, new aqneduot u s, 70 oe
The men who control the work are men who assisted
TO nominated Cleveland and handled Minnesota money
In bis CampaiSn. They are In IaV0r OF nm ioE 1907
They recognize what Minnesota Democrats did, and
they feel that they will need their help In 1883 even
more than they did in 1884. 1t cost tAem nothing to
give this contract to minnesota Democrats. and II
forms q binding tie of comradeship for the fight Of
1883. John Brunton, the engineer on the a9ued1ct.
10 an old 81. Paul man. He used to be In the CITY
Engineers ofbce, and stands high with the leaders
He gets Oh the ground floor Of the New contract
because be s brother law OF Dennis Ryan 80 you
see that the ways Of the Minnesota Democrauc pon-
clans are shrewd and savOr OF diplomacy OF very
high order"
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ALL TEE FEATURES or AN APRIL sHoWSR

People VINO were on tne mluWe VI VHO OIIubo
prone Ade soon after O'clock yesterday H'eraOoa
were IN a Dad way Al AIS o'clock tho clouds which
had quickly rolled the sky dropped sm1n oeIuSs
upen New.Yorh City. It came down IN peIect mss J,
the sea pering OF the people 10 the reen sno on
the Bridge was cheering sEht for al wno Neao nos
seAmperipg In . moment the sun was SHINING %. 'oe
rain continued " fall for eight minutes, unon
depth OF Z OF en- inch hal aocumoiAteo ne
sunbeams shInIug through the failing drops eess1o -
perfect a rainbow as one could desire 20 see ~ vas
seemingly only few hundred feet OF and tne journey
TO the pot o: gold ~ ita bAse would nave oesn
once At William and spruce sta ano cnme 70 eAIt1
again In Chatham square les. sharply dsrDs1 $40
extended 10 Cnion Square The sun's rAys Uere soon
hotter than ever and only traces Of to-
puddiss ,u the 1trest and some damp peope VINO
rsed from the unSAsfAetory shesr Of awnings Aoo
P.trisi Jourdan. age foEty-ssvsn. Of 30 % Green.
vichsL. vas overcome bJ the heat yeseresy - rist
No 81, North River, and tAksa 70 SAS"'''' '"''
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Post Omce Notice.

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TRROUGR NEW.YORK STA TE.
TAXATION OF NATIONAL BANK SHARES

SYRACUSE, July 27.-Argument was heard
here to-day BY Judge Wallace OF tho United statss Cr-
Quit Court on q motion for preliminary inJunonona
made BY thirty.nye National banks Of the City Of New
York 70 restrain the collection OF the taxea Imposed
upon bank shares year 1885, pending the issue
o. suits for permanent IujunctonA The suA involve
the sty OF the entire system Of sAe Taxa
ton OF the shares OF National bankA The tAx upon
bank shares 10 New-Yorf CITY alone more man
million dollars year The banks ware rsprssentsa ~
Charles W. Wells and r. WhtridRe, and tbe City OF
New.York by James c. Carter and ThomAe AlIson OF
counsel, and George g. Coleman, OF me corporation
Coupse's Ofuce ali OF Hew.York City. ArRunenta
were made by MsssrA whtrdge, Carter and "elIa De-
clalon was reserved
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Rang Esesasly wss thseva .fssm kis' ssFssGp 90
kieesd by the hsssa fszssnfssg eas ct hs laxA zhs
fAet tAas Psasssb ewns1 hs soavsysnss ~ " "a -
qaizy "a e how hs eeuld suppegs famfly sna swn
hesns and ssrsiAee oaS ef Ne small salary ho rsesvsd
Hxpsrts were engaged aBd tAe result cf ttsz leeete
was made knowa today. Ths1 and that she eE4refete
stolen amounted - little lees then e2a0o0 Lne
teA oee, Ne. 1,420 CAsstnHtse BE b siill unable g
lsaye BE homa and ee,eotve has bean stationed tnee
with oleRa 70 him when he Il Able - Be mevo
xais aftenOo1 rsas1n aeknowedRs1 hs orDe ass eal1
teet desire fer speculation led bin % stsa ne pas
HAka restitution.
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THE NEW TEXAS AND PACIFIC COMMITTEES.

The new committee of Texas and Pacific Sc
curity holders. which II seeking support in pau for
reorgAnizaon opposition 10 the Wistar pan Was an
nouDced yesterday. 1t consists OF Frederic p Ocott'
INK the representative Of large foreign interess JACOB
ri schid OF Kuhn, Loeb d Co Charles NJ. Fry. Mayer
Lohman, Charles NJ. McGhee, W. r. Walters. OF bAiti-
more and J. Kennedy Tod Bondholdsrs are asked 10
Intrust their interests TO ths mmlIee but no plan
has been prepared. meeting OF Eastern DIVISION bond
HOLDERS viii bs held In Philadelphia to-day TO act on M
Femngs proposition 10 buy their bonds at 80 ana 40
lnLoreak
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CLOSE OF THB oRgss ToURHAABST.
xnL OF IIrscBuTx AND cARxLRssxEss or MASON
ROW TEE PLAYERS STAND.

In the last day's play In tho tournament OF
me BrisisA Caess Association. Blaekbarns secured
arsv seanas LpaeAuss 0uAsbers defeatsd zakertort'
Po,ock bsss Msekensie Mortimer WIN sxainst Masen.
Tsubsnhans secured victory Schallop. snd Han
ham oneekmased the veteran Bird. The scores are re-
srkasy sessso maea that sseh Of she vietors had
70 depend on sSsss games to gain hs peson The play
mas been Of high order and he's created
shs most Widespread interest OF Of any modern chess
contest Mason s the only Of the American p'ayer
vho .,surss prsa although LApschuts made the most
remarkable score, ana may b said to have Aotu
ally thrown away the certainty Of winning the nrss prise
by sheer caressst aud Esmes
alter ne had eerured wnnisR poetionA MS 81 ~. a.,
nnes BY Defeating zaksrt ri Burns, Bra MacHsuS x.S
and eohaop and drawing With Blaokburue. no pIOve1
himss 10 De the equal Of any mater In Europe
PLAYED rregalariy and ioss I've games Seiea sn"r s
Ssve aimed him the nrst prize The followlng kn.no
shows how ne threw away IN assured vietofy p' eI'
aIar haun6or
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COLLAPSE OF A BUCKErsHoP BROKER

PoUoHKEEPsIE, July 27.-ln April last James
Hurd. wdower. came TO this city ana opened bucket
shop on Maln.st. and secured pumosr Of oas'
tomera He put in furniture aud telegraph opor'
rtor and lstey connected he business Win 'ne new
York Public Grain Exchange. LAat night ne
savs his operator bill OF sale furniture OF the
ONCE settled up the accounts OF hs customers Win tne
Hew.York house and Lhis morning leh toNn. One OF
his victims says that the operator went 70 tne
ONCE this morn ne he found all the business letters
ued and destroyed Other victims Toll OF us 'eS'pB
them In the Iurch tn various amounts.
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AGMAaa cs1. and %.lnSSs SS1asy; AWAY sy' ~ "' '
s 4 City,
:s wa
s.S. d.s:Ss: ss q e. s s%s sS '' Mao
PULLER-on Monday. July 20. Andrew O. Ruiisr s sas
his late rssidsace Fiushins L L. 81
c.rrsss: SIi train from Long Island oy "a
sssS ea1 5a "a e S :
ssss & n; 'aa
re -
RsatSes and friends are invited to attend the sses
nc noon. %SS % July So Al O'clock w. "'-' 49,
1t respectfully requested that flowers be omitted
% a
q Ts az cry aS inst. -
Phlsdeiphis and Baltimore papers please COPY.
MILBANK-At Greenfield Hll. Conn. on Monday, July %
Annie Isabel daughter Of Isaac and Mary n Mnoank
mn train nshsaE's fro% SeWYc9R SYRs'''' '''
n Sunday July H. rs ssr Orsf % 1Hs'i nse f :
Christine Sny dagsn'sT q Elizabeth .ne 'h'
raSsr Asnsss Church zsdst. on Wednesday Jaly
%. at 1880 m.
Pierce AGED e years months .,,, -. t,,.,., ,,a
his sss residences no esa Psar.i. wednesday July s
atA O'Clock y
Sunday July a5 Mary Ra%ss Sts Of vioioS N RsIs~
F%n,rai ssrvico. Calvary chapel 2sa between %
and 80 10 % on "Wednesday July
SWITZER-At Long Beach, L. l., Monday July 70, 1889
disease George swtIer In tho Alst year OF Ms
Relatives and friends attend the funeral servce
from the residence OF his fatherlnlw, samuel ho"as
1872 Amlty.st, Brooklyn. wednesday. 2sth inst "s
Kindly omit flowers.
THOMPSON Suddenly Monday moraing, July 2e Huoers
ogden Thompson, OF Cephas O. and Mary Thompsoas
Funeral on Thursday 1890 m, from Trinity Chapel
West 25th-st.
Intcrnent at Woodlawn-
TITUs-At Westbury L. L. Seventh month, 26th. Pheoo W.
widow of william Titus In the SD year OF her age 49,.
her late residence Fifth day. 20h nst st 1880 O'CLOCK
Carriages will be In waiting Westbury s.aon % sns sE
q m.
are hereby funeral Of out late sec
tary Charles W sy THURSDAY July 70 at sis
Rochee n Y Take Grand Central Depot at 2e
D. m Masonic services at the Grave - ~, ,,r, ,,.,.
sy-cGur Lion Commandery No. 2s. K T SIR Knishts- night
You are sr ssns o sv on Thufssy
July 90 Assemblyat Grand Central DepotNew Haven hki
'Sp ILL., ''u'0N' 'f''' wM OTIS MUNRoE. &c
Jerusalem Chapter sRAM o cO%PsNnon;HIYsss H.yss
RI on thursday. July g. at for the purpose OF a.
the funeral Of late Secretary fhas's
W. 81. WA. A.CoNo'1h' n 70
NEw.YoRK, July %. 1885.
me % ne tine an Of NJ CHARLES lii e
his late residence New Rochelle on Thnrsay ths
- ' Colonel
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OBITUARY NoTEa

WINDSOR, VT, July 27.-Hiram Harlow died
ast niRhv Of Brens dssaso. a. the OF seventysx
years He Was superintendent Of the State Prson for
eighteen years. served several terms In the Lsgsasere
and Two terms In the Senate and vas eeeetman for
twenty. Wo years Al the tine Of bis death 10 Uas
pTesident Of the Windsor Nati0nai Bank he leaves
widow.
BuTyAIo. N. r, July 27.-Thomss g. Hawk, for many
va.rs bookseller and nevSdsaes IN Buffalo, died %
dav NJ the aRe Of seventy yearA He the ares 70
intrcduos the sas Q. daily NewYork papers In sas
cdgv.
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FINE paILIs Ar THE STATE CAMP.

STATE CAMP, PEEKsKILL, July 27.-CompaDy
drili and guard mount aing sxcesnI there
were goodly number OF visitors and everything passed
on In the ost orderly aud satisfactory nanner ine
thai this WAS one nuest yet given oy any
company the camp opened
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
sHAxssszARs COULD Sor SAVE xrk

CHICAGO, July "a Rpscsah.--In . larceny
eAss In she oFtmins, Court to-day. Juags 0srnsts
called up Mr. Chase % he attorneys for ths DO
feseA and rsprinssdsd him foF snbdigniesd ana ts.
seisssbls sxpFssssaa" Mr. Case had stlGmsSsse o
yerss es ths eiatss svasaee ~ ~ is, wicked hes
epeh NJ seai daDns1 lie" The Ralty Btsorns1
peaaea ehakeepsaye, but the Court thai bs
erest bard wee - n Of eged shsss that there 10
sssssR fss pssaass hs fsv eaestssases ssstsss. o.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
VETERANS VISIT OLD BArTLER1ELDS

PETERSBURG, Va, July ~ tSpecidh.-George
C. Strong Post No. 534 Grand Army Of the Rspupe' Of
Brooklyn, arrived this morning from Richmond ana
dined 81 the Hotel Guy. Afer dinner they were driven
out 10 the Crater AMI other battlssids around the city,
whore time spent eeaFeAing after var reiee
1he veterans left for City P0nt this evepine eele
kney took the steamer Old Dominion fof horiok 6re1
Norfolk they viii 20 the soldie Home. Hampton anu
Oh Poipt ana win reseh home on xbursday night
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
GALE OF NORTHERN PACIFIC LANDS

President Robert Hairs, OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. said yesterday that an agree
msnt had been reached for the land sale. which has
heen pending for s0ue time Tho purchasing syudlcAte
10 the which WAS made up long ago Tho agree
pent Was reached III Philadelphia. the Laud COMMITTEES
of the company having received authority 10 act 0y the
directors. lhe committee consists Of John bunu
aud c. b. Wright Of Pnlladepbis and u T. Cheney
Gho IA now ubrohd The sale covers all the lands 10
Dakota between the Missouri and the Red Rivers at "
an acre pay able u preferred stock at par The STOCK
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
IJeBrEJEo KILLS FARKgR

READING, Penn, July 27.-Durlng severe
storm rhis evening Amandus Disfspdsrfsr. farmer.
near MAcunris Lsheh County was struck By lightning
and instantly killed while Working in bis acld Fve OF
slI OF his farm hAnds, Who work Win nmvefe
rendered unconscious for eeverA1 hour1
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

fBIRIT TROUsAND sIOLEN BIZ TIE CAaH!SA
PHILADELPHIA. July ~ (SpeciaD.- WILLIAM
p Pearson Vas served With warrant Of arrest ~
h,s homo sast nighS charged with srbsxslng $4,000
Of the iunds Of The American BaBts, Board Of Pueles
tisn Of ths oy Of whea hs has bean chief
and eashiss for nsuhss ei yesra. Psassoa whs eas
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
TIE WEATRER REPOBL

GOVERNMENT MDtcArIoSs-FoR ~ nouk~
WASHINGTON. July 2S.-For Northern new
England local rsus followed By fair veatnss' suss"s
warmer. variable wlnda
For ecu,hsrn Nsw.En gland fair and sighry warmer.
For AsvsYork. PsnnsyivAaia. and Nsw-Jsrssy' iam
weather, stationary ,smpssasuTs. vasiAhls winda
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Waltham Watches

Waltham Watches
AnwALTHAM WATCHES are carefully tested and ad-
,usted from beginning completion requires about lso
d.ys and as every day. 100000 WALL
ham watches are at process Of manufacture
Up 70 the present time THREE MILLION WALrHAA
WATCHES have been made and distributed all over tho
world.
GOLD wALTHAN WATCHES. s25 $50. $3s. go. $50
S60 SIS.
A new Ladies, GOLD wALTHAM WATCH much smalss
than any made before. SIS and $SO
GOLD wALPHAM CHRoNoGRAPHs, Timing
Watches $780, seO 500.
SILVER wALTHAM WATCHES, 90. $l0 sl3 sl5 s2o
s2b and an excellent wALTHAM WATCH for travelling
nshps or hunting movement a. the others but In
strong well. finished nickel case. 81.
AnwALTHAM WATCHES made to wind and sst
without key.
HOWARD q COMPANY,
264 Fifth Avenue New York
P.rSaet Floors and w'.S cfsse; .a,1e,' ts every
2o3 6th- ave, bet 30th and 3ist stA
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sBor BY AZ ggRI oED HUSBAND

LOUISVILLE. KY, July 27.-At New-Aloany
to-day Professor j. O. etrunk shos and knlea Veshes
Hoover ana s.rously vsundsd his father, Dr. Hoover
n A CHARGED has Young Hoover lad been too inmste
vita eIrunk's wife Ony . Shors Ago etrunk shos
AZ Hoover, bus With oeri0us rceul6
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JOHN REVERE.

BosroN. July 81 tSpeciaD.-John Revere, OF
ths CITY, president OF Revere Copper Company, died
a, his summer residence Canton on Monday, OF pull
mOnary pvoD resulting from IN attack OF pnsu-
uoniA Mr. Revere wAs born in 1922 and vas grand
con Of Paul Revere, the Revolutionary hero he was
educated % the Bostou Latin School and at Harvard
College cass OF l9Al. HE erst business enessemens
was a. clerk in mercantile establishmenr oeink ~
tia, time o fellow worker with Ex'Aayor esmue' "
conh Mr. Ravera beoams connected with she Revere
Copper Company through ola fAther James W. novsao'
who had been one OF the ineorporators OF ne
after ths fattsrs death John Revere vas modest ano
liberal vita nnuencs and money IN the eause Of fetig
ion For many year, he VS. Tsssfy man o. ns
Comnany and had an Interest IN the Battery wharf
property he leaves widow and six children Two OF
hiS brothers, Edward and Paul. fell In tne Late "H
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5ueull Notlcss

Casweii, Massey & Co.'S
Saline puries the b0o regnlates tns
bowels f,l2l B'wsy and 675 6th.aye 73c per bottle
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OBITUARY.
CHARLES FRANCIS CoNANT.

BosroN, July p tSpeciaD Charles Francis
Conant who for about years held pablo odce
under different adminisrstions died 81 Cambridge on
Monday night Mr.. Conant was born In Milford, N H..
on April 20. 1888 He acquired mis- education In the
priyae and public schools and the academy In his native
town. and for years later continued special sudies
privately In 1853 he accepted clerkshp in tho once
Of the Secretary Of War; and filled mp TO the close OF
.hs Rebellion, whom he was appointed 70 position In
the Treasury Department. and after several promotions
he vas on April 80, 1870. sppoLted Chief OF the d.
viAion of Estim ates warrAnts and Approprasons He
WA appointed Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
By Presidsnt Grant on July l. 1874, anu
the next day he was commissioned ~
Acting Secretary, serving during tho illness
of secretary Bnstow he continued In ONCE during the
term of the following secretary. Many yeare OF paole
is brought him extensive acquaintance wisn prom
mani men throughout the country Having oeen ~.
ponted United States eyndess Agent abroad ns orvea
IN Iondop on April 2o 1877 In November, 1879: ater
oomplene business matters intrusted 70 nim. nc
nome and seeking needed and relief from
osrss retired 70 private life He was personal ncna
Of 0Arned and might have entered agAn upon
public duties but be had decided not 70 40 90 m,.
tonADt prepared many financial statemenn wnicn nsvs
been widely pubshed For the pAss sx yeae ne
IN Cambridge. He leaves widow, daughter ana Two
aona.
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sO-R 20 and BIsok resigns
NOTES By e I. LLOYD.
tn1 II IA strange how which was formerly con-
demncd 10 again coming into vogue
o. White has good position now whereas black gets
avery hsmpered position
(e) owing to number Of pawns tnrown IN oi~ck can
wen aford this exchange
a takes would been the proper move and black
vouh have soon obtained strong attack.
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CHEERS FOR home RULE AND AMERICA

James Bryce Klllen, who sailed several days
ago on the Nevada with the largo oLpaDtng OF Gen
eral Thomas Meagher and several trophies captured
from the by irish brigade ~ Freer cksbnrE,
has reached Ireland The mementos were presented W
Patrck Ford Irish World TO the corporation OF
Waterford. General MeAEher,s native city The portrait
was 10 be hung In the Council Chamber OF the City Hail
only ON condition that painting OF KiuK william,
Prince OF Orange, be removed. TIL then, tho Young
Ireland Society OF Waterford will have custody OF IL
Yesterday Mr.. Ford received this message from Mr..
kileDt
Fifty thousand Nationalist healed by the Mayor and cor
poraton at the railway station cheering in HONE
Rule America The Objectionable ruboisl hi Tue
tmpc Chamber which must be removed before Meagers
portrait therv, will be displaced by ne1i SUNDAY
place. The entiro population Of
Waterford will then out accompanied by dorgAton.
fvm The principal Munster hEd several members OF
Parliament representing the Irish Parliamentary party
NEW GIFTS TO THE PARLIAMENTARY FUND.
The following additional subscriptions were
received yesterday at oics Of the Irish Paramen
tary Fund Association:
BY The Sun.
Citizens OF Danbury through John J. Stone s2l2
Citizens Of Perth Amboy second conulDuton %
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

49,. ,arsa rosh n hss tAseaA NJ hAA been xaaa ~
Nss ~ siekbefA TNe znzsfsen LARGE knife were
ass III = hs 80 s G = - ~ = ~ M
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

GENERAL BARON wrLLIsoN.
LONDON, July 27.-General Baron Wilson,
Military Governor OF Berlin, 10 d0ad.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

Ite wass,ng Dlssasse q infants and chdren arg ~
confined 10 insufficient supply Of food Ine uyo
IL that food u niudcousy selected and he imiod de
tive power Of the child 10 unable 70 Assate IL Hel0I
prepared according 70 the directions ferns e pe
substite fer moshers that produced
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
RsPUBLToAS coxoREssfoRAL oosvsxszos

CoRRY, Penn, July "a (Spseiab.-Ths ~
rshlIean cenEsessiossl coavsnren % ne xxvils -
triss vss called 70 order this evening n mis ags
The meeting 10 closely divided goss CO.,
bat it 70 apparent thst Maeksy has The cosyeus,oe
watson aud Major L y. Brown have prssented -
midAIset melton 20 adjourR till ncrpinG We 49,
and tha Brown and Watson delegates fein7 - 90 -
adjournment retired from che hall Il
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

PITrsBURG. July 27 Especial. I'm the Buffalo.
Nsw.York and Philadelphia Railroad litigation before
Judge MoKenna In tue United States circuit Court an
application was made to-day for the appointment of
under the Warren Franklin nrst mortgage OF
1853 IN place OF J. Edgar Thomson. deceased l has
been nsd here interest OF the reorganization syn
dicAte against the surviving trustee. William O. Moor
head 10 forecloSe this mortgage. number OF hodes
of The bonds opposed to foreclosure and are un
willing to accept the i've per cent bond offered tnem
nnder the scheme asked the Court Tor
nav trustee After argument In behalf OF the application
thr LOurt appointed Livingston Errlnger. president Of
the Phiiadspbia Trust COMPANY Al the same umo ~
,r,.r "A sds In the eHse recsyef OF
thr BunGlo, New York and PhIlAdslnnia Railroad vas
anpo(nted directing the special master 70 report oo
or.e the receiver 10 state separate Acooupt OF
thr operating expenses OF the Warren ana
Pr.nEup Railroad. The b0ndhOdera seeured DJ the lat
tar proporyy believe that their division eAfns sumeent
RET prohts pay their ptsrest H acerues Ano inns
prs vent q foreclosure.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

sy-Cnur Lion Commandery. No. % X. ]. SIR knights
You respectfully requested 70 attend tho funeral eervoes
Of our late Recorder knight Charles w. Sy on Thursday
July 90 Assemblyat Grand Central DepottNew Haven i
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New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

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ing esrous Lung trouble %
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

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New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
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