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New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
ALUyA rro ELUDEs HIS KEEpERs

An alarm was sent cut from Police Headquarters
late yesterday afternoon directing search for Fred
erlck W. Roos, ago twcnty-ons, insane man, who
nad cscaped from the waiting-room OF the NewYork
Central and Hudson River Railroad al tho Grand
central Station at p. IN. Ho has been suffering
from meanchoiia, and after a medical examination
IN which It was shown that the young man was
suffering from suicidal mAnia a commitment 20 a
private asylum IN Sing Sing was obtained lie was
taken TO the railroad station, but managed TO eludc
bis attendants. HIS brother, Charles Roos, worker
70 copper, at No s29 west Twenty seycnth-st, said
no no was AFRAID that Frederick would kll himself II
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27

Francis W. Pittman, who killed his daughter
Rachel by stabbing her with q carpenters compass
at No SO Jackson-st. August 4, placed trial
yesterday before Recorder smyth. on a charge Of
murder In the first degree. Assistant District Attor
neys Fitzgerald and Dos Passos conduct the prosccc
ton. and Pittman is defended by ex-senator Thomas
c. f. Ecclesne Several jurors were examined yes
terday and two admitted TO the jury box Tho
questions asked by the counsel for tho defence ind
Gated that attempt would be made to show that
Ptman lns ane at the time he committed tho
act The trial Will last several days.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
FUNERAL OF JAMES MA TER HALsrsD.

The funeral OF James Mayer Hslsted, at the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. yesterday afternoon.
largely attended The Rev. DR.. John Hall oniciaed The
services simple. Dr. Hall made few remarks eulo
glrinR Mr. Hssted The body lay state the church
last night and will be buried at Greenwood to-day.
There delegations nom the directors Of the
Fire Insurance Company members Of the 7th Regiment
End dsputston nom tho Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company. Among Others present Henry @. Mar
euand Henry s. Dorbee Henry d. Hyde. Robert NJ. OIL
phant H. C. Stnson. Henry L. Smith. DR.. Magee Rob-
sr BeGEa William Patton. Henry O. De Forest Howard
O. Ph!iips W. X. Maror. II. e Rowland, Constant A.
Andrews James II. Young John J. McCook Frederick w.
Downer and Major George B. Hslsted Mr. Halstcd was
e second Oldest elder Of the church and those his
colleagues wero presents William Walker Jacob D. ver-
nhye James Frazer Robers Biiss Dr. C. r. Agnsw John
Sinclair. John Patton. Aslcom Graham william Campbell.
A. o. Van voorst. John Sloan. Hugh MeInyrc Rirdsoye
Bisk1nan and snas h. Brownel
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
TIE BACEWARD BASEBALL SEASON.
O GAMES LIKELY TO BE PLAYED THIS wEEK-rH


LOCAL TEAMS AT INDOOR PRACTICE.
All but six Of the players Of the Brooklyn CLUB nave
reported for duty an trdy will arrive se-oay
ana Manager Meg unngle and ten OF tho men
were har1 at work Caseys hsndbsl court In Degraw
st.. Brooxiyn yesterday. The pitchers ana caschers
practsed their specae AMI several games OF hsndea
were played Owing tho bad weather the players WI
BE- kept indoors for day or two yet AS soon As INC
weather permits the men win take regular gymnasium
work every morning and run down Ocean PARKWAY
every afternoon They go 10 work regularly az III
o'clock every morning
Manager McGunngie was highly Delighted Win tn'
condition OF his men. Said hs: "Taey arc ntue soe
now and probably will for several days yet IL VIII
soon wear on however We will begin playing exhibition
Games next week. and time the men ought 70 Do
I'm fair condition Tor regular outdoor work. MY aim Is
10 sct all the men in pop order by the time the regular
championship season begins have three weeks W oo
Il 40 and think shall succeed"
With moro seasnable weather the frst game ct wash
snron Park B,ooziyn will be played on Saturday next
Two teams will be sel,ctei the players Of the club
vii! be issued and no admission viii bc CHARGED TO see
the eame The park looked like muddy pond yester-
day. and IL is doubtful the grounds be got In cond-
tion for the sport
1t IS also doubtful whether the game arranged for SAT-
urday Ut the Polo Grounds be played None o. the
New-York players reported yesterday and probably few
will appear until toward the attr part Of the week
Keefe an1 wech will be here until Monday, so that In
ease the game Is payei wcidman win probably be the
nj tch
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
gy-.JERsrY.

The sDavey' homestead, Belleville- ave-, In
Bloomfield, fell into ruins Sunday. colored
family occupied the house, but no person was injured
Tho house was $50 years old and was occupied by
Washington and his staff at ono time during tho cam
paign In North Jersey.
The 600 hatmakcrs belonging to tho union In Orange
have been placed under ban by the National AS
sociation of the trade. Cards OF the union cannot
be recognized In other hating localities.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
NEw-YoRK DAILY TReUNE TUESDAY, MARCH q, 1883 J.

Of Edwin ForrcsLs Tho bidding for letter By tho
Rev. Philip Doddridgc dated Nofthsmpson, December
90 1850, was spirited and t knocked down for
sIb 90 Forty-seven pages Of the original manuscript
Of message TO Congress BY President Grant with
corrections and inteflineAtions In his handwriting
brought $40 so. The highest price Of the salo
e3s 3d. was paid for letter by Dr.. samuel Johnson
dafn nrfoh fheiu atoue M m nber 4.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
splrrrsD aIoDrNo goa AUfoox.pgx

Tho auction sale of.the Francis collection Of auto
graphs was begun yesterday 1t Bangs & Co.'s, Nos.
I'D and 741 broadway, and will be finished to-day.
MOI more than dozen buyers were IN attendance but
tho bidding was quick and spirited An autograph
Istter signed ~ Emma Abbott, dated 1877 ssti for
~ "a letter BY John Jacob Astof to Aaron Burr
Inclosing statement Of accounts, dated March 90,
iSoS, brought u 6c Eight. dollas wss paid Tor tho
autograph nanuscript Of Isvrepcs Barrstt,s : lag.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
KRs DoNoyAy Will REooYxR.

Afss Joan Denovan who was rescued early on Sunday
morning nom Of lee on which ana hsd h,sn cost
ns In the North River tor nearly IN hour sfer the sinking
sf her husbands eanaiboat reported much better
Yesterday the Ninstyninth sfress usspise shs d,
suffering nom shock snd sxpessfA but the thseaAsnsd At
ck OF pneumonia has been sverted ana sAe win b 6is
eharesd In few daya Captain ponovsn who vas res
sssd Just ~ his boat was going down. received ssre
sep weunds which dressed the ssns hoypita on
Sunday night =
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
rupsEv t-YTY

During drnnkcpqusrrcd Sunday night in George
Mchls gin-ml at Coles and First sts., James Lynch
was dubbed by Mehl and seriously injured. Meh was
also badly cut and bruised. Both men wcro arrested
and committed for trial.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
LOOKING FOR Ax !

LOOKING FOR Az HGTR 10 HALY A 1rLLI0x.
Special inquiry bong msda Nv ehis city ana vicinity
os Mira e. Rudge. "a EnsnA womaA wBo sams ts tlis
cssnuy about twenty years ~. Mira H4drs 4 ens a.
~ hsrs y ~ estate = stsst 1oae00 rsessy ssttlsd
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
10 INSPECT TIE ARTHUR KILL BRIDGE. ~

TO INSPfCT THh ARIHUh hILE ohID0D. ~
The United States Senate Committee on Commerce, OF
which Senator Frye. Of Maine is chairman. will visit New
York on Saturday purpose examining the bridge
process OF construction the Arthur Kin be-
Staten Island and New-Jorsey by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and the Staten Island Rapid Transit
Company. This bridge authorized by the act Of Con-
gress approved June TO- 1886 be built under the
peryaon Of the War Department. and is 10 be completed
by 90 1888. 1t s claimed that now being con-
it will prove serious obstruction TO the navga
ton the Arthur Kill The committee VIII leave Wash
ingon 35 Friday afternoon and reach this city about
half past 10 Friday night Saturday morning they will
take steamer and go down through
Staten Island Sound examine the XIII, TO witness
the and character Of the traffic which passes
through it. and 70 consider whether the bridge
being built will prove obstruction TO free navigation
The committee will return to Washington at 3;45
D. m Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
NEWARK.

William H. England, who has been connected for
several months with The Newark Evening Journal
as publisher, resigned his position yesterday.
Two steel rollers In the malt mill OF Trefz's brow
cry, No. o5 Rankinst., exploded at 9 80 a IN. yes
tcrday, blowing out the doors and windows Of the
mill None of the workmcn wero injured although
two men were working at the rollers when tho ex-
plosion occurred. Sparks scattered by tho rollers
set fire TO malt without doing much damage.
9 The owners of the Newark Steel Works, where .
strike has been in progress for two weeks asked
for police protection. Several men, brought from
Jersey City and Brooklyn yesterday, to work In the
place OF the strikers, met by committee of
strikers and induced to so back
Ida Morris, age nineteen, colored girl, confessed
in the police court yesterday to breaking into tho
house of Mrs. Eliza Farrell, No. 81 Halsey-st.. and
stealing clothing valued at s400 on Friday night.
She had been employed there recently.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
MAXINE INIELLIGEYOH.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
6A8l Sets. Moon scts 6:54 Moons age IL
WATER
L.M-sandy HOOK. 1893 lard 7,29 He'll Gate. ols
1-Sandy Hook 1929 Gov Isld 1853 He'll Gate. 945
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
WEsTcuKsTER COUNTY.
ALONG THE SOUND.

John Shepherd. ago thirty five. fell beneath tho
wheels Of freight train the Danbury and Norwich
Railroad near Norwak, Saturday evening. One leg
and one were cut of, from the effects Of which
he died yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Stewart viii contest before Surrogate Ransom.
Foye-Sewen suit before Judge Bookstsver "
Board OF Aldermen. City Hall, noon. - -
pistman murder trial before Recorder Smyth
Nineteenth Century Club. Metropolitan opera HOUSE
Assembly Rooms y. m.
Andrew D. whites lecture Fifth Avenue Hotel par
lore p. m.
westchester County town elections
Daniel X. Dodee's lecture before Industrial Educa
ton Association NO. University place. p m
u. X E. Club entertainment. No. 43o Flrh-ave, D. M
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Social Science Club. No 100 West Ftftyfourth-st.
Social Economic Society, All Souls Church. p m
Lecture by the Rev. NJ H. Pogson, Sixteenth Street
Baptist Church. 2 80 y. m
Concert by Mendelssohn Ladies' Quartet Young Mems
Iuettuto 8 d. m.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
HOME Ws.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRUNswICK-John r. Mclean snd w. C. Mcbride OF
Cincinnati and t. Arthur Mcguire. Argentine Consul
General at Quebec. EvERETT-H A. p. Carter. Hs-
vsiian Minister at Washington. GILsEY-Ex.senator
william A. Wallace. OF Pennsylvania. GLENHAM-Dr.
James p Kinbai Director OF the Mint NEwY0RK-
Judge William J. wallace. Of Syracuse. SrURTEvANT
Major Jchn b. Parkc United States Army UNION
soUARE--wiilfsus A. Poucher. Of Oswego. WlNDSOR-
Erskinc NJ Fhelps Of Chicago
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
BAYoNNE CITY.

Tuesday, April 3, from a until p. m, will
be the only day for registration in Bayonne City
this spring
The Rcvs. Charles F. Hull and Henry n. Simpson
terminated their three years. pastorato In tho city
yesterday.
Tho Democrats have nominated for Councilmen
Patrick Flanagan in the First Ward; John Bull and
T. ]. Cronin in the Fourth and Fifth Wards respeo-
lively.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND.
President Austin Corbin OF tho Long Island Rail
Rockville Centre s5 which he borrowed Of her and a
pass the road by way of compliment Mr. Cor
bin was among the passengers of train stalled at
Jamaica during the recent big snow storm aud dis
covered that he had left his pocket book at homo and
had with him only a few dimes. Mrs. Boyle, who Is
the wife of the pastor OF the Baptist Church at Rock
vile Centre offered to lend him money enough to lido
him over his difficulties Her offer was accepted and
A large whale, measuring fifty feet In length, was
captured of Amagansett yesterday.
This evening tho taxpayers OF Long Island City will
hold an indignation meeting to protest against the
Standard OIL Bulkhead bill, which will take away o
water front valued at 81 100000
The Teachers Institute for tho First Commissioners
District embracing the towns OF Flushing, Oyster Bay
and North Hampstead, began yesterday at the Flush
ing High School,
WESTCIIESTER COUNTY.
The Republicans of New Rochelle on Saturday oven
ing nominated straight ticket for town officers as
follows: For supervisor, Henry A. Gouge for town
clerk, Herman !, Kallenbsrg, jr for justices OF the
@. Ross (for short tcrm); for assessor, John E
Badeau: for Commissioner OF Highways, J. A. Mahl-
stedt for Overseers of the Poor, Albert B. New and
Martin Burns for constables, Philip Berges, william
OF election, Charles IL Dcveau and William Schirmcr;
for Scaer Of Weights and Measures, James Barrett
for game constable Charles Weeks.
Tho Democrats of tho town Of westchestcr agreed
to support the following ticket For supervisor,
Michael Rouch; for county committeeman, Mark
skenulon; for members OF the town committee, A.
NJ. Fields, Lorin Wheeler, Alexander Dcvlin, Dennis
o'Mara, owen Dolan John STANLEY, John Hicks and
Dennis Lowlias.
At the annual session of the Grand Committee OF
was elected District Deputy Grand Master and George
W. Reed, OF the same place, secretary
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
STATEN ISLAND,

Mrs. Margaret Higgins died on Sunday evening at
her homo in efforts the age Of ninetynine Mrs.
Higgins was native OF Staten Island and lived there
all her ufo.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
7. GAILLARD THOMAS. NJ. d.,
MIR. ELLIOT r. SHEPARD
MIR. SIDNEY DILLON,
MR.. HORACE L. HoTCHKIss
MR.. j. A. BOsTwICK.
MR. WALLACE G. ANDREWS,
MR.. DONALD mACKAy,
MIR J. J. mcC0MB, Dobbs Ferry.

and hundeds OF other well and vorably known gentlemen
and indorse ELECTRIC SERVICE for maintaining an
even temperature in houses Offices public buildings
Any kind Of heat automatically accurately ana positively
controlled and desired temperature maintained insur
ing health comfort and economy. and preventing the de-
structon OF furniture woodwork, frcscoing. &C. We re-
fer 10 any " customers whose testimonials will be sent
with Illustrated Catalogue application.
METRoPoLITAS ELECTRIC SERVICE co.
MAIN OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE
40 broadway. EAuIash's BuIldias % Esss sstA,sk
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27

Beware of slight irritation of the throat.
Brummes Cough Drops give immediate relie ssd At the
elevated Railroad stations and drug ggsts avery where
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27

BRUMMELL has fine assortment of i'm
ported EASTER NOVELTIES also large of
Boss fine CHOCOLATES CARAMEIs &c. S3l Broadway 293
9th ave, 2 West l4thst, 408 and 4l0 Grand.st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-22
CONVENTION TICKETS
NOT so MANY OF THEM Tr's YEAR
The sub Gem s.istes Of the Saftsasi he
pabatesn tos1naittss ts Chio>x -
Three SEATS for n sch ueleg~is
a1a oas tor the Aissrnsts-

Cslesso. May 2l.--Ths sub com mittes \
the National Rspuolicsn COMMITTEES has
been in session in Chicago several days
arranging the details of the NstionA son-
sension ana dscldiax upon The dasta puhon
Of tickets and sllotmsnt OF seats % tne
press, and other matters OF detail. Inc
seating capacity OF The auditorium wneie
ne convention is 20 bs heid - .osj. thus
neoe.si,ating q smaller spp0rionment OF
seats ihsn heretofore. The committees de-
eided 10 give 10 each delegate thfes general
tickets fer distribution. and also one press
ticket. In order 10 enable delegates TO
take care OF the local press Ia thsir dis
tricts. One hundred aud foriv-seyen working
seats At tables viii be provided for the lsrg-
er daily newspapers that intena AZ make up
and send out from the convention hall
special telsgraphic reports " supplement
the reports Of the United Press and
the Associated Press No other papers
except these sending out such special
reports can se given places At these tables.
In the l47 seats are inclunsd the seats re-
quired by the United Press. Associated
Press, and official stsnogrspber. only
three tickets will be given TO any
one paper and most papers VIII
receive but one ticket. Alternats
delegates will have no tickets except their
own. or none for distribution. IL has been
the usual custom 10 give TO the city where
a national convention is held flitesa per
cent. of the tieke Q. The COMMITTEES has re
ducod this tor tnis convention 10 ten per
cent. The remaining tickets will be divided
between the press, members OF Congress.
Governors of States. and other distinguis h.
cd guests.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-22
a WICKED WOMAN.
she DtsEs Uses Herself as y Man and At
tsmpts Murder.

she DisEs tfses Herself a. y Man and At
tsmpss Murder.
CHTc.eo. May H.-Whst came near be-
ing . b rst-elsss tragedy was enacted this
morning near the corner Of Fulton and
Ann-ssL An p. j. Bolsndsr. Who says he
ns resl estate agent, was passing in front
OF q 50 loon in that locality, q slight looking
man wearing heavy black moustache was
leaning over . low-sized sencs apparently
lost in thought. Suddenly. as Bolander
pa sed by. thesfrange man wheeled around,
sns. levelling revolver At the real
estate agent fired point blank at
hrn, at the same time exclaiming:
ID you, have you now" Bolander
sf a1gcred back: the bullet grszed, but did
riot hit him. He sprang upon his assailant
and grAppled with him. The w0uld-0e
murderer made frantic efforts to escape or
| draw another bead on Bolander, but the
latter was too strong for him. Bolander
succeeded in holding the man until two
officers arrived upon the scene and too <
both parties TO the police station.
Bolander informed the officers that his
asssilant was a woman in disguise. This
turned out 10 be true. The mustache was a
false one. The woman is of medium height
has e very s&llow complexion, and Is ghsst-
| Unlocking. B0lander Identified her as
J being Lille Richmond. with whom he
claims 20 have lived for some time. Both
/ parties claim 10 be married.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-22
psRlxAn's PLACE.

Probably IN state fxssss fsr . L1fsr rins
--Ihs C~s< Goes - shs Jsry feday.
The PerimEn case - ioslnx 10 attractive
ness but il viii be closed up today. II the
jury do act dwell upon the verdies TOO long.
Nothins new was added 10 the ssstinsny
yesterday sxoepi the opinions Of Is. A. b.
Way, Or. Perry schursz snd Or. q. X John-
sen. who testified - the sanity OF The nsn.
b. W. Lewis sss also put npon the stand,
wh0 could not sec anything about fsfman
whieh looked Ake insanity, excspl thai he
had bad tezsper.
The Arguments were commenced In the
afternoon yesterday and will Dc hnishsd
this tofcnoon. aud the celebrated case will
20 10 the jury Immediately AFTER dinEer.
The case has been hotly contested on both
sides and has been heightened oct about
four times as long as wss expected or ne
cessary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-22

fhs ELsssssa Of Bzshsvs - o<<sx 1oosy--
A1s<ks< ~nssssa Dsskzs<

A1s<As< ~nssssa Dss<xss~
tzw Yozx. Asy zl.-B;skop Wsrrsn
oFsnsd to.sy's psoesediax- ef ths ~ =
Confsrsaes. Col JOAN W. Ray took the
place Of Gsvsrnsr cumhsek. Who ssias-
seated lhs south Indiana conference. ths
lsttsr having xoBs homs. The reports Of
ths sraadlng coamiEtsss we're handed IN.
lad % tbs l4bls and ordered printed The
Commlfsss on Jndieixry IN their report
sustained bishop ~srrens derlsioa - the
Ass Jersey eonisrencs that DC coukt sn-
tsrs4in . roiion 90 place minister Q a the
supeFuumsraFy list sgsinst his viii, An
xDpeal sas taxsn sy Rev ". 4. Ioslpkin-
son, bat ths eommit1ss decided sssinsI
him. The Feport sss adopted.
ksv Wal=a OF Kentucky. offered reso-
Qr10a smsnaiag the report Of toe fommit-
tee Ga kcaHasnscsi C0nlezsDcs. shssa sat ed
tnal No eonfsrsnce sasli have nsors than
tso dsLegstes 70 the Eeamenteft Coo fer
ence Of 1891. The amendmeut ives adopted
The committse fsport asks 81 tha each Sn-
uuai conference select two % y and two
ministerial members 20 the Ecamenical
Confsrsnce. and that the tsmmittee on
Organization shall from thsse nominees,
elect seven members tfo1 each Gen-
eral Conferences district. and ss many more
a. may De dssmed nscsssz ~ 70 compiess
the nsmbership - the Eeamsnicsl Con-
ferencs.
Rev. Mr. Hunt. Of the Bool. Concern,
offered . resolution that DO financial obli-
CATION shall De incurred By this General
Conference regarding ths coming Ecamsui-
cal Confsrencs. Coloael Hunt Jumped 10
bis feet and created soSle meFriment by
shooting oat: If it Is proposed TO have .
good tins. let us pay osr share OF the ex-
psnsss" After souss debate Delegate
Hunts resolution Was adopted.
secretary Monroe rtfd the report OF the
Com mittss on the orksr of Elections. and
as this referred to the selection Of bishops
| tomorrow, is naturally created stir. The
report Of the commit tee to arrange the order
| Of elections presented the following The
elections sasll be by this order. First. bish-
. OPS, second, book gents. one New York
aud two Clneinnar.: third, secretaries, one
missionary. two church extension, three
| freedmen's and -FOUR Sunday school and
| tract societies, fulrth, editors.
There WAS Q az atsd debats over an amend
ment TO the report offered by Rev. DIR.
| Leonard. OF Gin inna1. The Amendment
asked that the name OF each candidate
| should have tn 10 initial. and the State and
conference refa essnted printed or written
on his ballot Notwithstanding consider
able oppositiq 10 this amendment, the re-
| port with it sfas finally adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-22
THE PRESBYTE RAMS
The Question Of Union Between North n d
South to be Discussed Friday.

The Question Of Union Between North n d
South to be Discussed friday.
PHILADELPHIA, May H.-The morning
session of the Presbytsri General Assem-
bly, was taken mp with the consideration OF
the subject of freedmen's missions The
report of the standing comnittees was
read, and showed gratifying pr ogress.
Earnest appeals for active support were
made by The Rev. DIR. Allen. Secretary OF
the committee, and the Rev. DR.. Bingham.
Professor Lawrence made brief speech. in
which he said that he would. in behalf OF
the freedmen, do much TO promote
q union of the Northern and Southern
churches.
A committee OF five was appointed to
confer with President Cleveland on the oc-
casion of his visit TO the city this week, on
the relations of the Government to the
Indian schools.
Consideration of the question Of organic
union with the Southern church was made
the second order of the day for Friday
next
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-22
CLEYELAND'S VETO.
f~ssss.s n>fased - th> Psssias1s -fks
Part "a D~ilssFF slis Fassss me s-a-
sGs--Ehe gas B1ss. Athtary
ADeFspElaEsoa Eas D@sa-

<z<.s>ssk ~ fsAteet4 e-es
WssHIssIos. Nay 1l.-fhs President TO-
day ystosd ne hilis - psnsisn Mary p.
Jsaniazs add Royal ;. hizr. and which
we're iairoduesd - representative Ford
The ssnsls today passst the hi1 making
6r.aa T-Syids poFs Of delivery. The bill
has already PASSED ne House snd n0s
soss - ths fsssiisnt for his siZnstars.
The House Commsres COMMITTEES de-
cidsd today 70 lst the biii 70 bridss sss
Detroit riFsr 50 over antil nsxt Deesmosr.
The sab committee af the House Military
COMMITTEES. by iis aefion today. sustained
ths opinion al along hsld oy Mr. Ford that
"a sxesssiFs sum vas appropriated for the
so~ ssl~brstsd Fort Brown. fsxas. hili-
say Reservation. Instead q ti60 coo they
recommend that 5000 bs paid - being
al nat TIE property . uorsh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-22
A. sn,lth,.

The opening night at Smiths Opera
House showed pronsise of . most success
ful week. The Golden Cr0tto Minstrel
scene Il one Of tie most besutifui "frs;
parts ever given ~ the stock company
nov 81 tais sePafaT plscs Of amusement.
Carrie kzifr sNd F.ers Blake the txo Bees.
Flora and bsrTE. fanE.iss artists. Ada Ael-
vile, Chase and BFosn, IN new specssitiss
Prsfssser y eitznsa. The rope walker o.
Niagara Falls shs Ssansn Bridge and Billy
Kaye and Ada Henry. are a. excellent in
their especial fsstaTes Wsifrmas's fesfs
on tas street gre were marFeloor. snd o.
TIE insi1e stil more -. Mans The clos
ing comedy. esuses ~ uprosr Of laughter
and naasf ce sssn - Ds spPrscisfea, a. al
ths rsst Of TIE skow.