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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
COLORSD HlE ASSERTS HIS RIGHTS

In Judge wLsh's Court, Brooklyn yesterday, Fred
erfck H. Black, . coiorsi man. Of No. 40 Baltic-st,
complained that food was refused him IN restau-
rant kept by ssnuo D. Webb At No GIG Atan,ica ave
Mr. Webb's customers are largely mechanics Lately,
he declared in court, he noticed that his trade was
dropping on end attributed It TO the presence OF
coored men In the restaurant. he made up bi,
mind terofoIc to exclude HI: eoiored ana
eoIorcd man. The law under which tho complaint
was made is under chapter 400 Of the Law. OF 1881
and equal enjoyment Of the accommodations Of hotels
rsn.s ~ r,e, eced Or color Soson OF thi: law
is rnisdemeanor. Mr.. Webb pleaded guilty and vas
rcmsnd,d until Friday for sentehca He gave ball
AnON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
SOME GUESTS At ATLANTIC CITY
THE WIVES OF SECRETARY Villas AND CONGRESSMAN
MILLS AT THE BKACH

MILLS AT THE BKACH.
Atlantic City, n. j., May IL (SpecaD.-It was
most unusual sight last Sunday TO find the drinking
saloons apparently closed against all Corners, yet, 1t
was rumocd thirsty folks obtained all the refresh
they wished. At one place. It Is said, men were al
lowed drink all they pleased with tho understanding
they would pay on Monday.
The Secretary OF tho INTERIOR Mr. Villas, has made
arrangements TO have his invalid wife spend tho sum-
mer here
company has been formed to operate a pleasure
scheme the sea wagon which originally intended
for life saving apparatus TO rescue people nom YES
sells In danger 1t VIII be run nto the every
hour with as many as choose to take the passage
Tho San Marcos Is a now hotel on Pacific ave, oppo-
site Congress Hall. 1t built by Isaac Solomon
at one time proprietor Of the Bingham House. Phlla
delphia and has been leased by Joseph S. Page lato
Of the Baldwin House, Beach Haven.
Tho Atlantic City Improvement Association has boon
organized to promote bottor paving, grading and drain
Ing and to prevent tho erection Of unsafe unsghtly
buildings.
Mrs r. O. Mills, wife OF the Congressman, hes been
here with her son for several days at the Berkley.
The floating hotel. called the Novelty which has
about thirty rooms. IS anchored AZ Fish Point In tho
Inlet, and is leased by John Brockman.
Among recent visitors cx-United states Senator
Henry w. Corbett and Mrs. Corbett, Of Oregon.
Among the NEWCOMERS are tho Misses Westmont
Mr. and Mrs j. palmfsr Bishop ~ A. Cleveland oOx'
There Is plenty OF sport Just now for sinners al
BnssDtine which is reached by pleasant sail from
tho Inlet wharf
Atlantic Railroad Is about 70 move away, and there
Is but one Other DEMOCRAT In r. plaSs ana no IS
viii either have to appoint . Republican or induce
some democrat TO IIove into the town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
THE CITY ISLAND PoSrOFF1OH.

Tho notion Of The Tribune In ventilatlns tho matter
Of the appointment OF S. T. Poi as postmaster at city
Is,n, meets with great favor the people Of
r,sc. AZ one Of them said yesterday 1t hits the nail
on N. head The only trouble is that 1, does tell
b,f a, the d.gracet circumstances attending this noml
nation"
petition hss been IN circulation on the Issnd. residing
&c follows; % fI
xn,,ca. rafths Of the voters City Island
.sSed ,or tho appointment Of Jauos Hyatt postmas
as ths syid place
And whereas the Presdsnt has entirely dlsreFarded
the wishes on the people and has nominated sherman T.
Pell
Therefore W. the undersigned, do hereby respectfully
reoue,t the Senate confirm the said nomination.
Notwithstanding the short time the petition has been
in circulation 1t has already received 100 signatures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
THE ASSEMBLY SESSION.
SENATOR ARNOLD CALLS 1T SHORT AND GooI
oyy-rAvORrNG Nh. BLAINr's NOMINATION.

sEyATon ARNOLD CALLS 1T SHORT AND GOOD
ON.-rAvORING Nh. BLAINr's NOMINATION.
r. B. Arnold. Of Unadla, the State Senator, was
In the city yesterday looking as fresh as though he
had jus, come from his native heath instead OF the
excItements Of Albany. When asked for his opinion
OF the session Just closed he said al was member
and consequently should be modest in expressing
an opinion Of my own work, but think the session
has been satisfactory 1t was short one IT left no
necessary legislation undonc That which 1t perfected
was carefully perfected Its most important labor has
been tho further reduction OF tho tax levy We cut
down the ratio from a95 mills in 1885 20 27o in 1887
and have now further reduced It 20 2ss. When 1t Is
understood that each quarter Of mill rcdncto"
lessons tho total OF tho revenue by about million
OF dollars, It viii be seen that this is good work for the
taxpayers think It will be appreciated by them
"How about the Presidential qnc'tonP ,,.-
AZ think Mr.. Blaine will be nominated Everything
points that way think he will be elected also. The
Sentiment Is strong for him In my section OF country
Tho general feeling among Republicans In the Assembly
is that he will be the choice at Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
cOyFIDFyOg MEN THE CONFERENCE

A number Of bland and ccrlcalookinc confidence men
have been circulating about tho Metropolitan Opera House
since IL bccsne known the city that Methodist domi
parts OF tho country gathered there
II IA dneut u toll many OF the confidence In their
makeup white ties from Of the bestlookng
young pastors One Kansas City lay delegate quite
certain Tint no had discovered confidence and
rod tho news TO General Clinton D. Fisk The General
srae blandy and introduced the delegate TO the Rev.
Frank K Bristol the handsome young clergyman OF Trim
lty Church Chicago Another clerical delegate from
Maine WAS suspicious Of young man In Light over
ro,t who proved 10 DO the DIR. spsnecr Of Japan.
several pockeoos and grpsacs belonging 10 delegates
h.y, and General Fisk intends TO have Of
inspector Byrness the lookout Ut The Opera HOUSE
t,is week during the Conference ssssioh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
Inmes 7. Powers

tho Lady and tho Tiger Is drawing we'll at Wailacks
De Wolf uoppers topical On very good terms with
yourself has caught tho public fancy.
The wifAn which has now passed Its 2ooth perform
anee at the Lyeeum Theatre st continues to crowded
houses The last Of the special Wednesday mat'necs VIII
BE- given CHS week Tho Wife, however, VIII commune
throughout tho present month
Nen Burgess will appear tomorrow night at tho
Standard Theatre the widow Bedott part he has not
played In this city for several years
A. the presentation Of The Streets OF New York
a. rhe Academy Of Music Monday night six hundred
members Of the old Volunteer Firc Department will AZ
tend the performance in full uniform Biz Six" the
old engine be used the stage together with other
memorable emblems Of the old department Frank Mayo
wfi Of course play Tom Badger The Democratic state
convention will occupy the Academy OF Music on Tuesday
evening hence the announcement OF no performance OF
the Streets Of New.York" that night The regular
"wednesday matinee will not be interfcred with.
signor Csmpaninrs opera company, including Mines
Te,raz,ni scalchi be heard In concert tonshs
at the Broadway Theatre. An attractive programme j.
announced
The Still Alarm romans attraction at the Four
tenth Street Theatre The Patent Office has erahteu
Joscph Arthur patent for the entire scene ana ee,'
Of the engine house. Souvenir. to be given at inc
wednesday matinee
Miss vekes will continue tho attractive programme
offered Inst week She is certainly at her best In Ny
Niliners Bill' and Double Lesson
.Nstura, Gas Is decided at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre.
Tho two Fast performances Of Herr Possart VIII DC given
on Monday ana Tuesday at the Thoia, in DR.. Klaus
and Die Bfuthochreit"
Kate Clsxton and Charles A. Stevenson VIII Deeh %
,rorron, nsht two weeks engagement OF NlDlos III
their new and successful melodrama. The word Asa'
Her"
IN. ronsev, remain at the Star where they attract
largo audiences especially 70 the matinees
Booth and Barrett oppesr this week at the Anpnon
Academy Williamsburg. Tho programme Is MONDAY anu
Saturday nights Juiius Caesar" TUESDAY Macoeui
Wednesday Hamlet Thursday, King Lear fr'u'''
Merchant Of Venice Saturday matinee "otheh''
n 4. r,ported that recent Avon Amateur Dfan"'o
rc.,,r,, rc.,lted in loss 200 There may De SONS
uasa,ion to determine who Is responsible Tor tho ue
ncency.
TIL. cueenrs Nate continues st thc broadway I'M.
,tr and the manager. say rs booked for >lcng say
Hc,rnann, assisted by his wife and DAivini VIII Or
q, tho orsnd 0pon this week. which Is the IAN OF
thA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
JUDGE ROCKWELL DANGEROU SLY HURT
A DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC CAREER LIKELY TO DE
ENDED BY AN ACCIDENT.

ENDED By AN ACCIDENT.
PittsHcld, Mass, May IL (SpeciaD.-Judgc julius
Rockwell, OF Lcnox, was thrown from hts carriage
yesterday, while driving to his farm in Lcnox. lie
sus aimed injuries which Will probably provo fatal
lie had a spirited horse, which became unmanaEeaoc
and ran away. Judge Rockwell was thrown heavily
to the ground, striking his head and hip end was
internally injured. lie taken up unconscious
and carried his home in Lonox village. He Is
eIrbty-tw years OF age Ho WAS born In ColeDrook,
Conn, I'm 1905, studied at enox Academy, was grad
uated from Yale College in 1925, and from the Now
Haven law school lie began practice OF the law at
Iitchneld, Conn, IN 1920, removed to Pttsfcd and
formed partnership with Judge Colt in 1e42. Flo
was made Judge OF the Supreme Court Of massacht'
sctts in 1850 Speaker OF the Massachusetts House
Of Representatives from 1885 to 1887 and elected
to Congress in 1874, and again in 1882 lie opposed
the extension Of slavery when Texas was admitted
into tho Union. When Edward Everett resigned
from Che United States Senate, Judge Rockwell was
appointed by Governsr washburn to MI his place in
1854 He remsincd In the Senate TIL Henry Wilson
was elected, in 1855. lie WAS again appointed Judge
OF tho Superior Court by Governor Banks In 1850,
and hold that position til two years ago, when no
resigned He has since lived quiet life In Lenox
lie is the father OF Congressman Rockwell, OF Pitts
field and is president OF the Pittsfeld National Bank
and the Berkshire Savings Bank, Of PIttsfeld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
MP scoryELD Still WITHOUT BAIL

Charles Scoleld remained yesterday In tho durane"
vtleu which he chose rather than d. c. FoFIfss charity
and ne will probably ling.r there tomorrow MIS- eeo
aed said to Tribuno" reporter that the reason OF the
ennitv between the two men herself but money
matters Ferris some time ago had scheme IN "heh ho
persuaded Sconeld 70 take Interest seohein pu' -
much ready could command into 1t ana IL VIM
ished Ike dream.
vir,uous public insists helping Coroner I@vy !"
find Just how Broker " W. T. Hatch died by seh'"s
him anonymous letters containing startling revehuo"s
as Mrs ScOnelds career Several more OF these boeo'
gratutous information have to the Coronere once
since the inquest begun. OF course Coroner Ae'J
can hardly be expected to place conndenee In wha
these write One Of them denies that Mrs SEQ
Ged brought her husbands ship safely 10 port 40 tho
has in her possession medal presented 10 nor
IN recognition Of her pluck that occasion she must 70
tain the creii. II that fca.
Mrs Downing, the grandmother OF Mrs. Nathaniel
w T. Ha;cn, died on Friday. She extremely III
when Mr. Hatch's body found aud WAS too weak
o., attend his funeral. Her funeral will take place THU
sscrnoon a. the Church OF the Pilgrims in Brooklyn
M storrs will ofciate 6ho nnety-one years old
ITO, naugh,er Mrs Mary Sanford. mother OF Mrs
1I.,.h g. aid t. be III that she may die any moment
FxJudee A. II. Daley made an application in the
sunreme court yesterday 10 amend the complaint in the
.,,, ., Iobn Y McKanc against tho Democratic General
cr,,,cc 40 81 to name John =. Adams. as president
aefendant instead Of the General Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
THE FIRST Csc or STEAM FOR TRAVEL.

~Inouirer"-In November, 1874, james Rum-,y stated
n friend in confidence that he Intended to construct
r., which WAS 20 be wrought altogether by sean that
~ nod ,,ed the principles. some Of which he mentioned
rts model was exhibited by him few later at
ns,keJev Springs va, George Washington being Of
M ,orcd few who witnessed tho launching Of the boat
Tn I-s5 he gave public exhibition Of lts cspnbJ on
the Po,omsc River. John Fitch built small steamboat
o., ,-se with which he, July 70. Of that year m,d,
,., an ,be Delaware River. In October, I7ss boat,
,he ,ont production OF Patrick MIar James Taylor and
uu,. symlprton was successfully tried on Daswintou
Lake Scotland
The first American locomotive was built By Peter Cooper
o., 80 u,,,,ynore and Ohio Railroad In 1880 trip was
- ,rou baltimore Eilieot:s Mills with \ car filled
~th directors and others and this va, tho first land
,n.y by ,team in the United States-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
ro FIT TIE CHICAGO FOR SEA.

Tho masts and rigging for the new crui,er
Chicago arc at the Brooklyn Navy-yard reahy 70 DC
fitted into the vessel and orders have boon received
from washington to proceed with the work. when TINS
is done, tho vessel win appear moro ship 'hapo
than at prescnt, She will then have some minor
alterations made in tho officers onartcrS' anu SUN
other work done by the construction department.
-, r,.b the exception OF her battery, che will be
ready 20 bo nut into commission and 90 upon squadron
duty But It is evident that there will be plenty
~ time 10 do all other work before the guns arc
completed by the Bureau OF Ordnance nCt"1'h-
standing tho dissatisfaction expressed At tho Navy
Department because Of the delay. Tho steam trial.
which was so noteworthy in its results because the
mctivo power fully answered the expectation Oh
ia designer and exceeded the terms OF tho contract
and surprised the pessmiss, took place on December
II. and Immediately orders wcro Issued to st h@
res.d~ mr. sca But she is practically no nearer
rady than OF the time, because OF the delay with
har haiti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
TEN YEARS. WORK OF AN IyEBRIA

ON the It'll Of June next the Christian Home FOR IN
temperate Men Eighty siyths and Madiscnav.. Will
havo been established years During that tins more
tbnn 100 persons been inmates Of the Institution
Ont OF that during the ten years only I'VE have
died and two Of died Of organic heart disease AMI
,ne of apopleyy. There now about fifty patients In
m. Home a majority being free patients or the num-
her OF patients who have been at tho homo In ten yenrs
majority are leading sober, temperate lives Neither
tobacco nor liquor OF any Kind is allowed In the home
Not only have alcoholic patients been treated there but
alan those addicted tho OF opium. Morphine and
,oeaine Religious .erviecs held twice daily In tho
Homo.
Charles A. Bunting tho manager and founder who was
converted at Moody and Ssnkcy meeting IN 1870 ycir
l,tsr e-sbIished the homo His assistant also con
,,ted ten years In the old Homo in Seventy eighth
st NJ Bunting teaches that ntemperance is sin.
o tcl,eves IN prayer and faith In order % orrs drunk
.ri Among those who have been inmates Of tho Home
are men who we're prominent ccrgymen physicians ner
,h,nts and educators in their day Mos. OF taom
.yenerated BY teachings they received there Every
saturday evening interesting exper 'tIag Is
hed in the beautiful chapel attached TO tho Home,
,,cb ou,sdors are always welcome Al thee meetings
former inmates relate the story OF their conversion and
,,.ooom from drink Sometimes ono diops In from Maine
y, rexa, or California. Many prominent eergymen and
.vmen attend thess meetings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
,r,,y.,s WHO VAyr TO GET ASHORE.

Tho Commissioners OF Emigration yesterday informed
Collector Nsson. that ths steamer Martha. aboard which
were SIX Italian en eonvet who were forbidden " land
bad cleared for Perth Amboy. They reaues'ed him t.
ke step. TO prevent ndng OF the tsihn criminals
The Collector VIII eomun the facts to the Collector &,
p.ytL Aoboy and make an Investigation 10 whether
the cesrsnee Of The ship with intent 70 eNsde the i'm
migrant law. few year, ago when Health Officer
smith determined TO prevent the port from becoming IN
fested with cholera and fumigstcd all vessels aud their
taigocs whom from Infected ports some OF 'no csp@h
,ssd nv ,hs,, ysn,, took ,eir vessels Perth Amboy
10 oysse th, susrsutno law but thsy found that they
liable prosecution and discontinued their Illegal
mov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
ENGLISH ARNoR Plates rHAr Do Not FIT:

board OF Navy officers has found that 'he s'eeaceo
armor turret plates made by Charles Camme Co., ana
John Brown Co., Of Sheffield. England for the monitor
M,sntonoah now bcing completed al the Brooklyn Navy
Vard An not At Until this defect is remeded, the vcs
ei cannot be completed and Is possible that the plates
NAV have to be .ent back to be rroei There are Ten
O, these plates each II IL inches in thickness and feet
nche. in width, Of total weight OF 1874 tons IL
thought possible that there may he faees a' enc Dc'
,,nr s,ss, Work, to ren them that the defect may
be rcmedied by additional plates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13

The threatening weather yesterday ola rot prevent tho
ope,ns NJ IN. 1nu.csl season Central Park Csppas
rth noyimen, Bspd occupied the stand the Mall and the
concert opened with The snrspsnsed Banner" and
,hsn followed Cspps's Aiphs Delta rh asich bericrs
Carnival Esnsna' overture; Arbsn's rante'le Ania,
for coynst; the overture ~ AtJorbtef' hoboH le
DislIe" wslaisufoi waits. aud Csrrenss Cspris DC
co.,ssr envl,v q, Pusur" The popular tasts
found consulting 10 Desse IN selections from Aadeon'
ara Peto,n and other popular airs
FOR the May parties IN. heavy dsy was diseorrssing,
but the parties had their permits and would not think OF
Giving up tho privilege SO the little queens crowned
h o,rsrs r.irned as n there hAd other kind Of
ssn in the world and their subjects scents '' -
than the queens themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13

In place OF borTtring money as is frequently neees
cary to do AZ hls time Of the keep the citJs
finances In TRIM Controller Myers Is acquiring funds for
the treasury By issuing bonds the taxpayers
la anticipation Of the eoecton Of for The present
year Tho bonds besr interest as Is per eeat and
be had In sums Of 500 time prior 10 De
tobcr Is They win be received Of taxes due
from tho holders Tho usual discount Of per cont
for prompt payment Of taxes. provided by Jaw
will also b. made 70 bo computed from the dnte OF pay
December 1, 1883. Taxpayers thus pay their
advance and get both interest and rebate their
money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
~, r,.sxrr WISHES HE HAD BEEN WE'LL

st,te s,nator J. sloss Fass Ia IN the city for mele
treatment having throat anicticn, which prevents MN
from talking above whisper 1t is not thought hhe 20
n. ,oous or lasting has been treated in time. Sen
a.or rssctt expressed with his eyes and setons Wnen
r,,op rh,. he could utter with his tongue ana after
moro.nt, vtoen. restieulson ssii IN hoarsc whisper
I can't talk But II had been on the moor OF the
Senate and in good health Oh. who supported 'ha res
olutlon would have wanted to b. buried WIN ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
RATHER MURPHY Nor "DANGsR0UsLY ILL.,

kFATHER MURPHY Nor "DAN"6hooSLf ND.
Tho ,tsternent published yesterday that the Rev. John
Mr-nhv 4 J. president OF St. Francis Xsver's Col.
lsge in siytecnhs was danserously H. had no moro
truth in It than the announcement that tho Archbishop
who ys, among those who called upon him. was denied
admission to owing 10 the condition OF the pa
,entr 7, was stated the college last evening that
r.,h,, Mrvnhv had not nj ALL and that he was
,t that moment In the church hearing confessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
NO RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE Ex.nAroR.

Tho saisinent that eA-A,yor 4. J. Bryant OF San
Francisco who committed suicide by Jumping from
ferryboa between that city and Oakland Trdly.
erhayor William r. Graces fstner-in-sv provo. 10 be
unfounded Mr. Grnee raid ye-,erd,y that tho only
fatherin-aw he ever had Csptln Glehr.s who was
born at Thomaston. Ne. and many years engaged In
the business Of shpehsndng In Scuth-st. in this city.
Captain Glchrist died ut his country at Neck
L. L. thrce or four years ago. which ended Mr Grace's
experience with fsthorsn.law Grace al les,
to account for the origin tho report creating ths re-
latin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13

,o Aronson rrports that everything is ready for the
,,aaucuon OF vsdjy" al the Casino tomorrow. Mis-
M.rs though assuming the role OF tho heroine ~
.ueh short notice. is already up in the part inc
management particularly requests that the audience wiz
be seated BY o'clock, as the performances w'i peS"
promptly on time. The following is the fuii cas''
Ne9Jy, irctnvso ~ Marie Jansen
Frlnoess Eso.S~ "a~ " Henry Italian
DoY IN. =, r.vsrss Jennie Wcsthcrsby
nnSeua rnrear,an Patriot Mark Smith
CoYit uc rs.sH' "N' Henry Italian
=. Dou, n tpo1-nnkorn Fred Solomon
MGEra'. % .Ds,,ss an 0rlrer Kate Cart
konrs,u. 90 .,awsva A. ,6e Marcravk A. w. Marlin
IIn S;s. AsyS5a :. :. !: < Isr rs
{inNrWe~ . V. DE Lacy
XIcnn.xr. - Clara Vary
,,,r. Nay Chester
Fs,sgas Frena ana ioho"e' oi James T. Powers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
4 nam NrHxOPISr IY DROADWAE

stray electric light wire caused eonmoion IN lower
Broadway yesterday afternoon dahshhs o'ef INC sue
~ ,r,ors n,t.,trI.u. A msn appeared the scene
with hstehet; an old rubber ovsrshoo was picked up
from the custer placed nsuator around the handle
y, ths Ratchet Then boldly attacked the wire
lie severed 1t height above the hesds Oh pasosSpy
nd tho specta cho0red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
THs BRIDGE LIGHTS BOTHER SAviGAfO Olss,.

THE BRIDGE LIGHTS BOi 80 ,.s~>
C. c. Martin superintendent of tho Brooklya I,ous:
received yesterday letter from the nsh. hUu,,
Board at washington, d. c., in regard 70 no
which pilots masters and owners OF SHIPS s,sstro
and down the East River MAKE aooD r.sult, Of
light, on the Bridge and also giving ,ne d,,ed
May and by jaime, c'sss m,S, Of h
sineers o. s. A. In substance, the le"or from
N, BOARD hs, received continual complain, r.yt.
s ss1s 'tS S. ' G. nrs The sa,os the
Sndns effect. Of tho electric light. . Sass ta,
Bridge. The Board h., hsd one nossbie Of devisns
removing tho s's ss 81 ScsSy O ss
a.ed II I. rccommended that tho mc.e ssS % remove
", somc other equally enlcacious, 90 usS , and pro
hi. r.uxa ~ danger TO the river s"PPe
vent further .ps hat no definite mode OF
was In tho original plans 81 a 1as until
and the subject did receive serious ssr 70 produce
h W. r anproached completion In oIGe, sSecfors "a
~ resuits desired Ii Is proposed 10 Apply nreseut OBJ
~. hS ii.mns 20 adiusted as TO remove the wv
iectiona6le effects on navigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
oryyRA1 p7oKErrs posrrIos ~ HIS CHARGE

nFyyRaL PTOKErrS POsTTTOs IN HIS CHARGE.
One OF the most frequent questions asked OF Colonel
en-, ,,o ioc,,,er az the Battle OF Gettysburg" By
10000. is Where was Pickett during the famous
charger Tho snswe, question is TO TO obtained by
looking little 70 the and rear Of where the advance
lines OF Picketvs nghtng breast to breast With
the soldier, OF Webb battery Pickett is 10 be seen
on white horse watching the Of tho daring
assault Ho rode across the plain at Che head Of his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13

Tho peopl. have taken appeal from the Demoerauo
President the Republican Senate. ana theJ e'lo'H''
mean business