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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
TAMMANY MEN SAY 1T WAS DONE TO HELP Tux
COUNTY DEMOCRACY.


Opinious are varied among Tammany Hall
potcnns "A to meant by the removal OF WArue
Fox of the Blackwel's Island Penitentiary MOST OF
them regard another step TO strengthen inc
Democracy In the Mayor in tho fall warden
Fox IL q well-known Tammsny Democrat Conmls-
sioncr Brennan the only representative OF Ismmany
In the Board OF Commissioners or Charities anu Oorcc
ton ia known TO have opposed as long as there was
any chance the removal OF Mr. Fox who was appointed
by his father, Matthew Brennan . :, Att,
president Porter and Dr. simmons have II all thelr
way" said a Tammany man yesterday. :" III MI f0x
had not chosen resign. suppose some charge wouu
have trumped against him. They claim tnat INC
change simply for the interest OF the INSTITUTION anu
that rare chance offered In the opportunity to secure
the services OF Mr. Pisbury. That Is all oosh IN my
opnion. They know how the Warden Stood ana tney
admit that there IL nothing whatever against Nun
There will be other changes over there wl!nln
few months to crowd out any strength Una,
Tammany may show. Since this Broadway kalrosu
business and the Jaehne business the County Democracy
has found that it has no strength TO spare"
Warden Fox is rugged. heahy-looking man OF SHY
He received RTBuNE reporter pleasantly IN his office
on Blackwc's Island yesterday. lie said that ne was
already making his preparations to leave tne %
and that his wife, who had been over III the cy III nc
morning had house into which ne wouiu move
about My |. Mr. P.sbury. the new warden, anu is
wife visited the institution Tuesday and dncd Win
I've are Old friends" said Mr.. Fox. "Isaw Mr. Pts
bury only a week or ago In Albany wheh Wa
there on business and he said yesterday tnat ne uu
not know of this appointment ~ that lme
mo charges were made against You Dy the OomniS-
sioncrsi' $1,000. J.. ~. ma and
said that II had been Determined TO make cnange.
saw that there use OF fghting over H. nave
been here nearly twelve years aud might as wei tako
IN turn a others had to do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
BILLS DISCUSSED BY TIE BOARD OF TRADE

The Board of Trade and Transportation yester-
day discussed Act to authorize ASSIGNMENTS By insO
vent provide for their discharge known
sembly bi $40. and a report ron the Committee
the bill di.ap
proved The BIZ advanced the opinion that the best
substitute enactment Of uniform National bank
ripley several DEFICIENCIES were pointed out and the
HE Official be appointed
y the court" OF which the
no voice IN carIc cried dangerous provision and
would give employment 10 court favOres. II would
abuses TO vest 20 large discretion in
adopted also resolution stating
the bill b. enacted in present
NIT authorized 10 drata bil Incorporating
gestious made ExJuGgc W. H. ArnOax Wise, J.
H. seymour and i. Douglass addressed the Board
The Committees Legislation and Terminal Facilities.
which referred senator pss bill aboishin the OF
the Port ani the IarOor Masters
had decided to approve the bill amend
Inning the duties OF the Dock Department the
berthng o vessels territory where may law
fully Jurisdiction" The report adopted Upon
the motion Judge ArnOux the Board approx OF the
bill the Civil Code and recommended its passage
A adopted favOring passage
Reily's limiting the charge for the telephones In
New York CITY to - 30 4 month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Nkw.YoRK.. WEDNESDAY.

PORT OF NkW-YORK.... WEDNESDAY, APRIL IA. 1886
ARRIVED
W,omne G s6y LySrpSo APT 9~se Gs
steamer Deycnis T YSang GLASGOW April l, MOvlo .
Steamer fepanto Cri IRWIN Newcastle 90 mdse
araGo @ er1 Belize April with
to Lons de Beban Arrived at the Bar
steamer tBr), Johnson Funcha Madeira Mar 81
Steamer city of Alexandria Reynolds April ?.
Progreso G. TO- with mdse and passengers to Alex
andre sons Arrived Of the Bar at 10 q m ~ ,, ,.,so
and PASSENGER TO II Mallory q CO, r.. vt. n.u.,o.
Port Royal with mdse and passengers 10 IL NAL
Steamer uyandotrc Kelly Richmond city Point and Nor
foil With mdse and passcnGerst Old Dominion IS Co.
saTT 4 fefH Meyh Mer CO.
TO s @ SgOcf Ta Win md''
Brig odoa oi a. Holland syqa IL Says
G Elsie Fay Of gosGn Kses To- MayafIe5 70 days. with
sUNSET-Wmd at Sandy Hook light Sc; dense fog. At
Guy Island, light SSW, clear
SANDY HOOK 10 m-Baroneter. o. % thermometer A;
swell. light Il wind. L. $ miles dense Fog
Arrived yesterday
Denmark Brl. Rigby London Mar rs with mase
steamer ficlmond Hill Or Hyde London Mar 2s. with
mise 81 passengers Henderson Bros Arrived at the
b. Perry LvSrEoS AR.i Nth maso
steamer Breakwater. Jenney. Newport News and West
Point with mdse and to Old dominion IS Co
CLEARED
Steamer OBJ. Grace Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer state Of Georgia Cr) Noodle Gasgow-Austin
BALDWIN q Co
Steamer stelvio tBr). Cormack. oueenstown-smpson
Spence &
Steamer Fulda GER. Rlngk. Bremen via Southampton
Steamer Mercia Br Taylor Cvita vecchla-Funch. Edge
steamer Ada (Br). Garner. Baracoa-H Dumois
steamer Winnett Chareston-J w Quntad & Co
Steamer Richmond Jenhey Norfolk, City Point and Rich
moDd-Od Dominion IS Co
steamer Commonwealth. Van KIRK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steamer Eleanora Bragg Poriand-Horatio Hall.
Bark Amphitrte lswed) Pahlsen. stockhom-Funch, Ed
Hark Egcria (Br). Kerr. Cork-Scamme Bros.
BarK Jose Bueno. McCOll Guantanamo -WaydeH 4 Co.
BarA Eastern Star. Hammond, Bndgeown. BarDadoes-
Bari Gaiera BrI Watson. Port soain-Geo ChristeIl
Brig Bernhard loerl. Luning. Bahia C Tobias Co
Brig Morning Light Brown, Port Spain. Trinidad-L
r Armstrong.
Brig Beagle BIZ Grace Hafbor lrcton. NF-Howland &
AspinwaL -
Steamers America and orion for Liverpool India, Ham
bnre Pulda Bremen fIavre Delaware Charleston
ships stephen D. Horton for Bombay; city Camp Dunkirk
Bark Scammeu Bros for ltotterdam.
Brigs Ned White for Rio Janero, Motley Matanzas.
Also saed-va lonr Island commissioners Glaucus for
Boston. Elean0ra, Portland
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON April l3Arriyed steamer Boston City (Br Sher
oUErssIows April 4-Arrived steamer City OF Richmond
ri Lewis from New York April on her way to Liverpool
ssiie steamer City OF Chea (B. Watkins from Liver.
pool hence for New York
April l4-Aulved State of Neveda (Br),
l3thArlved. steamer Ethiopia tBr. Wilson, from New
York Arm y.
wig rom NewYork April 2
SAILED, steamer Bohemia Gen Karlowa. for New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
NEw,JERsEY CHARTER ELECTIONS.

Complete Of tho charter election IN Jersey CITY
show that the Democrats have secured majority IN III
nissoners where there j. te The vote In Republican
districts was unusually light. while the Democrats
nS nTt for ri TspuS
cans elected four Aldermen and the Democrats three
over. that the board stands: Democrats y hepuo-
cans 4. Independent l. The Aldermen ecct are Us TO-
ported yesterday morning. except that me ia
elects ORourkc (Dem) and the With elects Shuz tepl
for the long term Tho Board of Police COMMISSIONERS
last year contained four Republicans and two Dsino
Gratis This year 1t is tie The successful candidates
arc reported yesterday The political complexion OF
Boards Of Public Works and Fire mas
been reversed. Last year each board contained our
Republicans and two Democrats This year each con-
tains two Republicans aud four Democrats ksynohS
lid District. MIdded lDem.) was elected FIRE Coihn's
soner In the LIST District.
The Freeholders elected in Hudson County are:
McDonough Rep and Decker DEM In tho !st DISTRICT;
Maxwell (Dcm.) and Shauehnessy (Denl In the ia :
Dnglvr nrp andBrdsall (Dcm.) IN the lid Phngsten
Laws Rep) In the Vth: Ruth (Dem) and SchaumloeDeI
(Dem) in the With; Kelly tDem) and Cullen tDeill W
the Win; McDononrh DEM ana Mnliaan ma S1e mcm ~
In the IXth Frech Rep) and Bowcs DEM In the Kun.
The Board stands Republicans. Democrats. ~
The election In IIoboken resulted In the de"at OF
Herman d. Tinken who running for Mayor Tor
fourth term on the Republican ticket oy Ea%, noy .;
Kerr the Democratic candidate. The other olncers
elected are Dollard Assessor: Bente, City Treasurer;
Murphy, Water Registrar McDonough, Recorder Dol-
lard was the only one who mad any opposlHIEn nS
Councmen-eect are Kenny Grassnan' Lohorigsh III"
In Bayonne tho Democrats elected majority OF the
Councmen and School Trustees The Councilman
elected Megs (Dem.), Farr (Rcp). Salter (hepJ'
O'Bren (Dem.). and Faweett Den.)
for Mayor was elected His election Is considered red
a complete vndication of the position he ma, mas
d. Bener (Dem). John Farrell QRep), W. Is. DuRe
(Rsp) and C. H. shipman DEM The new counoI , VIII
remain The same as last year egn Freeho,. Of Union
County stands nine Democrats and eight Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
TROUBLE IN THE CAMP or TIE SUMNER GUARDS
.trhe Jefferson Market Police Court was filled

Yesterday morning with the officers and privaes OF the
Sumner Guards, a coored organization, and the excite
ment which has prevailed In Little Africa QUINN
ated when Adutaut iolph Taylor charged Major Rich
ard Furloy with having embezzed Sl5 which had been
given him hire hall wherein the battalion should
drill Captain Davis, who, being SIX feet tail. must
look fac in regimentas, and CORPORAL smith
iutant. Major Furley did not deny having re-
ceved the money but insisted that Mrs.
Fnrley had taken IT, Mrs Furey whose color was mat
of mustard plaster indgnant lily denied the Majors ac-
cusatIon claimed that he had gone away with her
washtub boiler and $lS worth Of furniture purchased
on the instament plan Captain stephen Lee OF Com
panv b. stood ny his senior officer and said that the
was money lOauc. Justice Duffy said that he was 80
an xious to have the coored troops succeed that he
would not blot their escutcheon by placing the senior
officer under arrest. He made an order that Major
Furley pay the money within twelve days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
TIE AMENDED HALEHoLIDA BEL.

The Clearing House committee will NEE SecIe-
Rotary Ocott OF the Half Holiday Committee at D. M To-
for final In regard 10 the amended hafboi
day bill before seod ng TO Albany The public generally
far learned well the banks seem 10
favor It's original form. which SATURDAYS
paper payable forenoon Of that day but bangs Of
the city almost unanimously against IT, and assert m
unless the suggested amendments are made they send
committee to oppose the bill.
The side merchants decided hold the next
mass meeting at the Academy OF Music early month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
PAINTING IN me STOCK EXCHANGE.

Harry E. Dodge. of Clark, Dodge Co., who has
been me.nber OF the Stock Exchange for more than
twenty wears fell in ainting ut the floor of the
Exchange Yesterday. lie was taken quickly TO of
the New-st entrances and when he had recovered
Consciousness he placed in carriage and carried
TO his home in Brooklyn. BY the time he reached his
house he was abe to walk up the stoop and the stairs
to his ROOM without assistance. IIis friends were
fdcnt that no serious results would follow tue attack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
TO OBSERVE GOOD FRIDAY As HOLIDAY.

The Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange
YESTERDAY II to to observe Good Friday ho
DAY 1t urged BY o. the Governors that the
adjourn the day after Christmas
although other exchange the world open on
that day The adjournment defeated the ground that
the day not legal holiday The same argument
brought up yesterday In the shape OF reort but un
awaiting
Thomas c. DOremus of Professor Doremus, was sus
the pleasure OF The the
the Exchange for having formed improper
member Of the Exchange Decemb AMI ON
made copaItnersbp with lionry :.
said TO have engineered ths corner in Mutual Union
graph ABOUT two Mr. DOremus Informed
that the partnership detrimental TO the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
TAMU4yY WANTS MORE PATRONAGE.

Park Commissioner CrlmmlnS looked with
Indignation Yesterday copy OF resolutions sent to
the department by the Tammauy Hall General Commit
tee of the XXlVth Assembly District. The ndefatlga-
bic energy that had been shown by state Senator
Pmnkt in advancing the interest Of his constituents In
the Assembly District praised and tho committee
demanded of the Park Department that this section OF
the city should be recognized In the distribution OF pat
MINIS that this department Is in the habit OF distribute
ing its patronage for political purposes. think this Is
a very curious resolution"
O. b. Potter called the attention OF the Board to the
efforts the Arcade Railroad projectors who were
deayoring to secure Broadway for u railway under
ground He hoped that the Park Commission would CO.
operate with him against the project The letter was
flied,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Bv the Britannia White Star, from Liverpool
W. NJ Farquhar, James Nor the Rev. Dr. and Mys l. Nc
Chesney Lady Maud Ogyy Senior Don Francisco A. Flores
Frank Calender j. 81 George Joyce and Howard Nude
BY the Canada French Linel for Havre Edward Hem
riq1es Conrad Keller Tony Peine Edward waither L.
v. Perrin.
the Fulda (North German Lloyd for Bremen Thomas
Moran, Otto Muller Charles Stcmmcrmann, liant, ION
UrcheT, MI and rs A. Weddigen, Marx W. Watson and
J. Mickenhausen.
BY the America National Limo. for Liverpool: W. X.
Vanderbilt aud family President Vail of the Produce Ex
change Eben Plympron Mime Emma Nevada. Palmer r.
Wheeler Baron de ,,iey. the Rev William Burt
Mile de Bruges and fr derrick keppe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
HOLDING A WAKE OVER TIE WRONG CORPSE

Mount Vernon IL in state OF agitation about the
transpositon OF cOrpses. by which Mount Vernon fam
y. named Boyle held wake over tho wrong corpse
John BOYLE, SINGLE age twenty-five, barber III inc
New England Hotel at Bayard.sf and the BOwery, died
OF Inflammation Of the BRAIN In Beilyue Hospital
on April TO- Miss Mary Boyle instructed Undcrtaker
Bnrr Davis to go to NewYork and get the body. The
corpse OF Boyle placed on a slab beside that OF
yonng German who lad died of alcoholism When Mr.
Davis called on Monday he was in big hurry BY sone
mistake he got wrong body and delivered t To the
fearful Boyles An animated wake was held over the
corpse on Tuesday the Boyles received telegram tell
ing them they had received the wrong body; The
undertaken took the body OF the German back and
brought up body OF Boyle When 1t was delivered
there critical inspection by the family and after
satisfying themselves that the body that OF their
John they dismissed the undertaken and began the wake
over again-ths time with wakefulness than be-
fore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
VESSELS DELAYED BIZ TIE HEAVY WEALTH.

The White Star steamship Britannia, which
delayed Queenstown for ten days to repair broken
TIC st. smshp Iepanto twenty five coming from
Newcastle From 23 10 Apri she met gales hurf
cane squalls and was hoveto twice for twelve
hours each time.
The brlg Castaa arrived after long and stormy
from Matanzas On February ~ when ten miles from
Handy Hook Lighiship she caught In hurricane and
diiyen 10 labOcd heavily TO cause serious
fak and abe los, several OF the crew were fIOs
kiffen Afier gard put into BerDMda far ropliIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial Of General shaer Court OF oyer and Terminer
Fur Manufscturers Convention Metropolitan Hotel,
10 n. IN. <,, r.....o
Madame GrGville's lecture. University Ciuo Iheare'
2:30 y. III. ...z... c,,o,,
homeopathic Medical College commencement CHICK
eripR Hall, p m.
Bedford Farmers Club. Katonah, y. m
Twenty-third Regiment athletic games, Armory'
Brooklyn. evening -, ..-.
Moncure d. Conway. English In india and Austria
La University Club Thentre. 3 D. M ... -.
Women's Board OF Foreign Missions Lafayette Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. , $50, c. -,
cAdam Political Science Club, College OF the Cy OIL
New York, Sp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
FOE USING CANCELLED REGISTRY STAMPS.

Robert b. Cunning, carefully dressed young
man who acts as the manager OF the Drake Manuact-
urng Company at No 800 Broadway was arrested yes.
terday by Post Office Inspector Dosser charge OF
using cancelled registry stamps The Inspector found
in the Office OF the company number OF stamps which
had been taken from registered letters but which Dun
ming said he collecting for young lady, The COM
many. Inspector Dosser said, advortises in country
in other States Offering to sell jewery at
low prices The money received in registered letters
and the cheap articles returned IN registered pack
ages and thus many Of the stamps are used Dunning
gave 900 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15

The Governing Committee OF the CONSOLE
dated stock and Petroleum E1changs YESTERDAY granted
conclude contract with the stock Quotation Company.
OF Chicago for the supplying OF the ticker service OF
the Exchange The matter Ii practically settled and
will be formally executed to-day. BY May It isexpect-
ed that the company will have fifty instruments at
work sending out the railroad mining stock and Oil
OF the Exchange. Its use Of its present
vice is protected by injunction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
THEOLOGIOAL STUDENTS LICENSED.

At the spring session OF the Manhattan COnpre-
gatOna Association held yesterday Ia the central Clutch
iiooKlyn Rev. Drs Taylor st0rrs. Ward Gilman Cobb
Bebrenns Mcleod PentecOst, Thwng Ingcrsoll an d
Mcfarland present statistics from sixteen churches
whose pastors connected with tho alton show
total ship OF 1885, additions within year $685.
losses 5il and Oent contributions OF S150sv % -
Wild L. Gunck A Bunker aud G. y. swift msiubers OF
the senior the Union theological Seminary we're
igcau In ursae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
LONG ISLAND,

PATcuoGUR.-The son OF T. OBrien constantly at
tennis TO bite the flesh OF his hands and He Goes not
seem experience any pain. At night his parents cover
his whole body with bandages.
LONG ISLAND CTY.-Augustus R. Griffin. as receiver OF
the Southern Hampstead Branch Railroad sued the
Long Island Railroad Company for 1000 the vaue Oh
two the possession or the lat
ter company. Yesterday In the Queens County supreme
Court the case was decided in favor Of the plantf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
cUaNGES IN THE STEAMSHIP ALASKA.

The Alaska of the GuiOn Line, one Of the fieeiest
~ fIsnstlantic steamships has been laid several
Weeks liverpool undergoing alterations IN hsr passenger
SoIdsps the port side have been toiD out ana ai 20
1onbe families aud bridal parties nave Leon
SyW Il Gibson thc &c eral passenger agent ead that
ms ne W intrOd 10 meet Ef0wna Popu
Iamand Tie ne rooms will fitted with all MODERN
arranged that three OF the rooms may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
OPFICERs or LTIyG.IY-HOsPITAL.

The annual election of the Lying-in- Hospital was
held Yesterday at No. 20 Union Square with this result
GoveInor--Benamin D. siiliman Andrew wmncr. tob.rt
Albert NJ Patterson George q. Williams. FREDERICK
BronsOn Robert LcnOx Beknap Charles +. Tracy John
Weekes William Duer and Robert Ray Hamilton. Benla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
DEATH OF THE BABY l. LEPHANE
O elenhant family al Madison Snnare Gardnn

The elephant family al Madison Square Garden
thrown ntOdeep yesterday by the announce
Bridgeport the baby elephant in cap
tivty. dead The baby" was four Old and
weighed several hundred pounds but sun she baby
had fast hold the eephautne affections
by Jumb0s gallant saving her
expense his dgeport had been weather
for the last six months and when tn show TO
New York she left al the winter quarters bridgeport
will not be buried Ike common baby but sill be turned
10 the tender merces PrOssor Ward Of Rocheer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
Police DEPARTMENT QUARTERLY REPORT.

The Police Commissioners yesterday sent to the
Mayor report for the quarter ending March 81 The
number of 53l OF these S93 fe
ones The dodgers so 6g and OF lost children
SOS of these restored friends cared
There $50 charges preferred against members Of
iOb were rcprmanded and complaints dismissed
witdrawn The expenses for the quarter $9243 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
LEOPOLD SCHENOK TO BE OREMATED

The body of Leopold Schenck formerly editor of
the German Puck dol Tuesday in Aiken = c. WI
arr, here TODAY ScheDck member OF the Ger
man Society and his funeral services viii be held
in the hall of that East Ffty-eighth ST.
SUNDAY afternoon Joseph Kepper will deliver an Grafton
There will singing by the society after which the body
will he taken 10 Fresh Pond Crematoy, where 1t Will be
t,afp "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
Ex.pnEsIDENr ARTR UR,s oONDIzIOS.

There was 10 material change in the condition OF
Eek President Arthur yesterday. He wac quiet ana he
troublesome symptoms which appeared few days ago Es
e house There doubt that the Generas iuess
serious but hoped that when the weather becomes
Gar,ner md settled viii be benefited by the change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hofel-Ex- Attorney General y. l.
NJ Gwinn, OF Maryland. st James Hohf1Nsruh
Masinnis. OF Montana. Ftffh Arcnme noet-JuoHo
John T. Lowell Colonel A. (. Buford OF Virxinla
Rreroorf House-JOhn c. Bullitt. Of Philadeiphia
Westminster Hotel-Chrstopher l. Magec OF PittsbuIg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
OOAL FOR TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The bids for the annual supply Of coal and wood
the city schools be opened April Ze There are l23
school buildings be supplied and The quantity y 500 eons
pine and 300 tons O coal 10 be delivered
al the several buildings Last year the BIDS were only
awarded after advertisement aud careful exani
nation Az n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15

Joan Jacques Nicholas Sauer who has reputa-
tion stu cOuntereter Belgium whence he escaped
few weeks sgo desired ior oxidation by he CLAN
authorities He arrested twice Belgium for forging
90 notes OF the National Bank Of belgium young
an yesterday and taken to the United STATES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
ADVICE To MOTHERS.

Mrs WXsows SOOTHING should always be used for
CHILDREN TRErHING. IL sooInks the cLI. soFIfSs the
WIND COLO and Ia the bKbI
IEuFpl FOR plAKnIHA Twenty five cents a bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
MARINE INTELLLGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAN.

sunrsss 5l7 SETS IS Noon set 1897 Moons ds. il
HIGH TO-DAY.
<M.-sandy Hook. ABA GOV. Isant 502 Iell GAIA sol
PM-sandy Hook. 5:l1 tov. Island 539 dell Gata 7:2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15

vans He arrived at rhsdcPhm in the steamer Gamer
from Liverpool March H. He was take DeIofe So"s
soner Osborn on q warrant from Secretary Bayard-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
Announcements

HENRY a. DANIELS, Nj. d.,
ia Lcxngton.ave between 10th ami 30th ats
uonTs-S To l. 5to T. Diseases Of the Nervous ~ stem
Genito- rinary organs Impotence and steriity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d.. 7Beach-st., near West
broadway Of system specially TOT
last 40 years. Hours: Ia 10 and s to7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS

min ID siman was chosen a. sdent Robert Lenox M
pedy vice president, and Andrew Warner treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
WHY HARDEN FOX WAS REMOVED.

bs thrown into one arranged a. suite OF is spsr
she win leave Liverpool for NewforH Oh may - nav
return NAV L."