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Tqood time for children
WABLI 1.200 STAKT FOR THI COU-sTBT.
r,HV BI'.01t?T DAT IN .TH. IIISTOKV OF Till*. THIlll'SB
VRfSH-AlK Fl ND - TMF. KN Tl KTAlNIH .
If tb. far-faaicd Qalliver bad chanced to ba
. the neighborhood of thc Onad Central Matts* rester
** t-iitf, n rn he would Have fancied blSSBSlf OStOS
tl .a bli travels. It-rmet ss thou*-, sit U-UP-I
fTtumed out IW ? Holiday. Vanderbilt-ave. was alive
l*t little r-ople. 'Ibey coverel the eirtswnik
ritbewsy from the entranee to tho Harlem roads
?'un.-rootD. to the further doota ot tbe Hudson Riv**
Toonil and even iieross tbe sti-e.t they lined tbo fence
I-ound the I*ark bet west. F-ny-thlrd and lorty-'ou. tb
__ l'edeeiriaiis, wbo at Hrs t attempted to -ksaweas tbelr
Jray lnrou?b the little host, soon gave ll up aa lu-pciesa
aud took to tbe street.
The crowd of children were the same within the wait
In (.-.oin of Ibe Hudson Rivet road. The soOtben half
t> te bis room was given up to them an I they occupied
ev<.ry equate foot of space. Tbcie wcro childreu of
every description In th* throng, and ev.,ientiT ihey weio
tent on some harpy arran 1. It -va*, a creal rt ay fer them.
g_elr merry faces were onou.li io reveal ?.> meehi H"1
?Hbere had tbey all come Irom I Where were they goltiK
to! How were they to ?ct lhere, ami what wai- MW
coin/rto do wh-u they sot there I lu short, -shat did it
annean! Questions such ns these were aske I bj the
ftiton'.sUed pasaeugtrrs, who seemed few and out o' pla.
unions tbs meat army ol cnldren. A sm.le answer sat*
teed for their auiloaa tiueelioiilngs, arri lt wns Ibis:
Tie israeli pail) ever s.ut out by the ire-ti-Ar Fund
ofTiisTKiiu'si: waa about to depart for leutral aud
?Scriber a New-Tort
Tbe ersud total of the e-tcursloti was 1.0*38, Bl tu-?
? amlier l.Oi'.'i were chlldreu aud twenty were attend
anil Never b-fore have so many little .mes set out te*
reiberthrou_l. the BgBMf of the Fresh.Air Fund Men
lor tor a tormlgbt. tbelr Bli si ail the ..le ..surea
winch I the country afl-.rds -sud their nama is
lerlon for the cbiidrou who bars been pent
u m dark and crowded tenement heoaes
all tbelr li rea TLechilireu had been dlreoted ta preseut
IbSSBSSlras at lbs depot at S o'clock, bal even before that
lour the children brana t-* ..rr. ve ,n sv. arm*. I hoi earns
j ......panics of twenties and thirties trotu ******* ?_*
Sion schools, Uiey e.ioe bl twos, they came Singly, tba*
came no one knew how ; but slid they kept oom...?. Ai
rapidly aa possible, as each company arrived ll waa
VWt*edt_noii.'li the door lo the long platform and thea
to Its proper place iu the apecl-1 tralu. co-istetlng of
slibleee pasaeaast easebea that was to carry the child?
ren to their country friend*. lt rrqii:red as uiu-b
mano* ivrlu_r to get the little bau ls Into their positions
M U lt w?s s re.iuie'it depart ms for tue State Camp
rather than Tub. Tnnn."*"-'B Fresh-Air childreu settinj.
out for tbe cunny. Some of tue smaller fry were
rather apprehensive and regarded the ex.: tem-nt of de
?sitars and the rsepeaslbllltl that w-m about to
Oevo.ve upon them with .loci led distrust. One boy had
also had his suspicions aroused aa to what disposition
was to be nale of hun. His Ideas ot the eouuiti were
vague, sud la a vice conveying uiiinl*tHkabi? terror he
li.uuiri'I u there was any ilaiitre. lu tbe countrv.
Thc BASBSS of tuo hosts in tba tcspeotivo towns are as
..I-u-bb :
Adams Centre? .. J. Creen. Mrs. .I. C. ('rosny. J. IC,
Maison. -Mrs. Harriet Oreen, P. 8, Masson, F. 'J. Deal*
Ina Cbarlee Liudsey, E. BL Sound".-, Ii ring Whitford,
Henry Coon, .**. w, Maison, l_evl Walsworih, Bert
i ? h. Wlllia n Tro sr i .ri 1 ge, Eogene (.reen. Free nan
W-sbburo, Frank trowbridge, Aidro Whltlord. George
ii.ii.way. c l). Potter, w. I). Oreen, lt. y (.teen, a. J.
Wastes, .i.y Dimleh, Parley Warriner, Warran nala?
wort-. Jtsdson Clark, J. S - nra, l beet, i Wara,
William Olsen. ll. L Maison, F. TX Oreen,
Willard Wri-bi, (abel Uuigworlby, Monroe Maitby,
Joel 8a ti adara, H. F. Harr.ui._oo, Horace Howe, l'etry,
liesa .Mi* M ... ' >a'iiiaii, Mrs. Ollro Oardiner, Mrs.
Vi.ni.ii'..r ii er. Mis Henry Gardiner, Darwin Carier
George Me B, H.-.rt Dewend .rf. Harrison He uh,
Bael los ?'. bb, George Paaastt, Pranb Woodward, Albert
Heath, titus < ir.ey. Libs Itali, Mrs. Charles M. 11 ed tu,
J.r- Bte] ll I rous, Mra ll. I). Main. Mt*. Ann I i.
Deacon .1. Wnsht, Mrs. William (.rare., wulla -
Mis. Palmer Oreen. Mra Prank llosey, Mis. Charms
i.o.er*. .Mia. J. A. 1). Buen.
Adiii.s?Mrs. George IA Cooper, Mrs. Rliih-BSO, Mts.
Mi.ie. M-.e. a il. Kellogg. Mrs. *?? B. Ullbort, Mrs I
win Mi -it, Mra. J. I). Hungerford, Mia. Lewie, Miss
Payne, l raak V. Hum. ll trt Wait. Charlie i>od_e. iir.
I. Ti.n.t. L O. Fish, Mra. I). D. Bassett, .Mis Fanny
Julies. Mr-. Oom i.in*. Mr*. Wilcox, Mrs. Van Wormer,
Mrs. lli-tlui.il'- Mra li. IX lJo>iiiiou, Mrs. Jesse Masai,
Mr.. ll- -orv Jones
\S,. ..it ult- -Mr.. Illly Dork, Mrs. John H. ..Heh. Mrs.
Hr. Sargent, Mr. Pierson, Mis. Joabua Jackson, Mra
Slmmoua, Mt*, .le kins, Mrs, Barm, Mia. W. U. Jones,
Mia. lanny M. Clark. Janies l.a:i 1, ira, ll .Ills, Mrs.
Mooee Wool. Mrs. J. F. Converse, Caariea Eaatiua i, I..
1:. Eastman, Miss Lorette Wood, Mra. Harlow 1 ark,
Mrs. ii.-utv Filmore, M.*. Everleigh, Sra i. ? a Tayl -r.
Kansan Stowell, Mm a. a. Kilmore. Mrs. J. W. lat.ar,
Mi?.< barlee Kenton, Mr*. A frr.i Baotou, Mra. ll.-,.,.,.
Bi evil -?Mis. Horace U.lleBeld, Mrs. Harvey Little.
isla,Mrs.Susan Pelo, Mrs. Matthew Frayne. Mrs Ben*
Sra. Abel Data, otra. Georgs Bigelow, Mrs, Frank
Mun.h. Mia. a .ea l.'-e*. Mra. John baie, Mr-, I,ay.ord
( i?rk, Mr.. Erastus W ,r I, Mrs, M. (.. Cook, Mra 1 boinaa
lu toa. Mrs I- Lewis, Mra. jj, c. Uoushton, Mrs. c. M.
l.tcltiiiuii.l. Mts, A. Brimmer, Mra. William ,lu:y, Mts.
II. 1'. -lacey, .'-ita. llllCi'i Hr-'dle, Newton ii utieV, Ml*s
Edith Dare, Mra. Hubert Dare, Alonso Mott, Mrs. I. J
Walla Mrs u Hum Mott, .Mrs. r. H. Kenney, Mrs s.
Gillette, Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs. Frank l.ilileb-id, Mrs.
A M Darfee, Mra K. c. Fuller, Mrs. H. E. Bteraue,
Mis Jane Blekford, Mrs. Floyd Orerton, Mrs. Myron
Ral, ''Irs. S. -. : omBS, Miss Genevieve Oat ran ler.
Ham woad?D vv. Gregor, David Gregor. John
Larrsasy, Willlan Moore, Frank Deioug, william
I...!.-. K. Fraser, AK. Woolsi.ie, Peter Allen, George
r!de>. W. -. i u:ii! ert, W i Hum Cuthbert, \\ liiiain Hiiieia,
Mia Henry Beaner, Prank Dana, ai ingie Persuaun,
Mary Dorits, A, A. Bubb, Thomas Lssenby, Alexander
Alton. J. A. Taylor, M. & Robinaoa, ll. Il Wiii-.m. W.
C. "Ala allison, IhOOlBB AU00, Henry Donald, Josejili
Join am. .lom, Lemiinghatn, W. ll. Wilson, Da?
vit More, Alexander Mara F. R, Taylor,
Rutbanord Kedgei. J. s. More, a hon
Itedger, Loren Bnsa W. I.?.tltr*-r. jr.. W. Drummond,
Julni Bodger, W. Kod-er. J. -. Kottger, David < u hbert,
Ij. A More, '.. M I illop, C. Mool. G. ll. Denne-. Mri.
A- Dodds, Pel si I erguaon, K'.il*- (.r-t-.-r, < . Demick.
Rassis -I-- ti Smith, .v. While, Mr. work tuan, J..t,n
l>eii'- -.c. im- :t/.. l. Nichol, ii. Parish. Mr.
Ooti_.fi. J. Grant. Mr. Di.nell, Thomas ll. PbillllM. W.
Qleasen, W, t at Un,... 9i neimsrhoru, Eugene Drake, W.
Hedger, Samuel Miller, K. liocuer. w. liurus, W. H. olio,
Mr. Mi Lear.
ln.ivt,,.. ?-iir,r-v Dlllln, Mr- Banbora,O. W.Ssader*
son, li ?. s a .a n>. Jobs Drummond, Mrs. A. L is bite,
Mra lluui,i.ia, Mis. il. K. White.
Koiana-as. h. Guise, Mrs. I.. I, Todd, o. M. Wood?
worm, J. a rn l, I. F. -pink, (.. W. Booth, .-. M, road, \..
Dodge, Mrs. h. li. Wait, u K. ishtiii, Net,ip pierce.
RensselaerFaili Leonard Hauimnia, Able Fieteher,
Mrs. M. H?we, Mra. Heidie, a liatn.w, .Mrs. Bently,
Mrs, Hall. Mrs. MeMInn, Mrs. Bayley, Mra. Spooner,
-Mrs. Chi .1. Mrs. < I,an,Uer, Mra J. I. Dmr.
De I i , *.er -Da at. .,n \.r<-on, Miss Lina F. ti-.tue.*. J.
Day. I.etm Bristol, lund Walk >r, i. Hay, .1. W. W.,ii<-.r,
J. Aus'iii. J. Badger, w. c. Em per, Mr. Haily, W.
Hon.h, Mr. Tun,er, Mr. Jeuktueo.i, Mr. 1'uiiuau, Mr.
lumbers
Wate K,wi;-r-. fl. Flupprn. II. H. Harrni.turi, Hie
Res, i. - Panton, Mrs. Jobs Serdmore, Mrs. Brown,
Mrs, Merran, Mrs J.* Mullen. Mrs. (.aodeiilid. Wilna
I'orter, v-s. Ctarlea Hungerford, Mis. M. W. Lu tb :.
Mm, llunsoDeisser. Mr-. Cummings, Mr. Taylor, Mr.
Join Ba , sir. H.ll, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Alvah Galloway,
Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Hooker, Mr.. ,\. Busunell. M.sa
Key., .Mr. Ua.icook. Alberi Hosinor. W. -ti,u.-s. Mr.. .1
Btukea, Mra. Hunt, Mis. Duni-p, T. H. Camp, Mrs. fi
(it-, Mrs. A'asner, J. Parker, Mrs. j. serdmore, Mi-a,
M'1.er. Mr. Kennedy, M-s. t;. Hamraoud, s]r.. Mo
larger, lira, ii. ( 11 wei . Mra fol tn an, Mra Brookway,
Mis. (..ait. r, Mrs. Countryman, Mi*. c:*::,t:,*, Mrs.
i '"".-ll.ii.'.n Loreweii. Mrs. Partridge, 0. Flail*
ion, >(. ll itaphrey, J. u Pleat ham, Len Smitbera
laat..., ?-. -j. lui ey, ..ira. j. Baller. Mrs, Cratseu*
bur.. j Hilta, Mra O. A. Mead. Mr*.. Joltaa Clark, o.
Jam - iib, -lia. F I..wren:.., 'ie..r_;e a;,I,as, Mrs, II a
maa west. K g Woodbrldga (?? logans, Mrs. t. k.
Hail, Mi,, ii. W MUlrf-B, Mrs. H. Wallace, Mrs. A
I -fi.'...:. 1 Say lea, Bra C. W. Ila I, Mrs. \v H. Smith,
?re. p. Vi Pierce, Mis. iioyai Freeman, Mr*, i,. L
runt, Mrs. Gaylord I r- sr, Mus (i a. Perry, Mr-. \v.
II. Km bail, Mis *a D Kluiball, !_, l.awreme. Mrs. I . D
iBcaila, Fruraau Itlcb. J. Lewie, J, Clark, D. Delaney,
Mrs. M. Eoillaa, D. H..'per.
ovary's Milli Mn. c. _, Dowry, Mrs, Sherman, Dr
Noni "-. Ki v. m. ... Mon ls, Da ( hurrh, J. ii. Hbaw, Mi..
m UPowers, Mra '-. ii .nor, Mrs. N. <>. Freeman, W.
rotter, Mim Era Spaulding, H. Brawn, v.. Mason, A.
SB ..I.. UKI ., ;,.),.
''"'I""" _. l. i.e.nari, John Haleoaah, p. m.
anirewa, P.K Aite.l, Bar. William Whltfloid, C M.
Hub a i, G. Lol dell.
;* '' ?? ? A v.. tv., ns,J. ii. Woodrut.
? Mil "!-'r.Mr"' ?"?'?'""" Ward, Mrs. A B. W idell, Mra.
PM Hal i. Mts A. Millard, Mr.. I. P. u,,i- ,
Bsnveiion?Mra. i. ).. Sinubers, Mr*.Tbon_*a llatebla
';'. .i'T ;?" ,;1" "? -vl " I.Fieida, Hrs. I'- ai ...,,,, er,
" ? N ' ? ire. M -? '-lt ... dra. Man. w Backus Mrs,
!"'."? |l/s Birnie*., Mrs. Anthony Fnrness, Mrs. J,
u. ",.'??''"? '*? 1''*'':"- Mrs. ri. Cobb, Mia I W. \' en.
W", > *>-l ?'? ,-"-- M. M. Ute, Mis. N. F, Ulflln, Mra
J. li.I..- r ,-, Mi . A. ?siiiitiiers.
Th- i-: .M.,, a ove ii Incomplete, as the names of
' ? ? i'fipe Him tvi.i provido for ibschll-lreu hara
ee * i, . I,., aired.
I', sdditios t.> tiieie bosts, valoaole asslataaoe bas
*P**?4*rnd by the followins I Caro na ll Conney.
- .;?,.'??.;._?,. ,N.\.; ib. Ker. John .-lair. Pierrapont
', ? t.-v. <;.(.. Perrine, ln-ie-a, v'y..
I*? .'??> ? in McLeod Antwerp, b.Y.itha Kev.! .Padpa,
?J?aalbJ.iuotion, .s v.. in- Ker. i. onus Donni dor*
_"l;"*.'!' ?"? '?'?* !?"? R BV. I. .Mem, Mair.,i, tue lt.* r.
f J -si a. h..1,.,,,,???_.. >? y. , tn. Rev.J \
ai.,:., sy. ,j ,, iiMaajr, Editor of theist Lam
lindealer, Canton, N. Y.
?eraafwrs o'elock tbs Bria depol la Obatabers-st.
^-??-?iiie'i j. nt^no som.-whit similar, bit alfferlng
*r*?tiy in (ji.i.iii-ioiis. 'ihirty-xeveu ct i-dieti started
l" s/Stsaw, H. V, _.i?l two for I..inlra. All w.*re
2_*tou- uis-ltest to baiara wbeio m.-y were last year.
?"? Wars w hosie sre: Mrs. L Van Kirk. Mrs __.(*,
??"?sn, tbe Ber. Jaaepk I.. Massaa, Mts. - m ?? Ma
**'""'? Mrs. Dr. (.injin,. es. jutigt, |? ft Far,nan. a V
g '? H* K, Buck, Mrs. c. Marin,, Mrs. Oaar.es
" ?-j i-i-el A. ii Lawreuee, John Poland, Kllen
Kin., i,' Hon.Aususius Frank ihe He--.Will.aia Mo*
'??itk.x' ,,'_ ,","r-e l11"* Albon sibley, Hdwai t Kvei**
W-iir :""""?"? ,"t',u" w ?*? b,:t:- dr*. Carrie
I'l,,,;.*' **? JoBasoa Mrs. Hollis Nicbolsos, John
for' _____! ?** D1- ,orty sd-utioiiai esildraa
?Uti,,, " -Herie- troto tho liruu.i Cautral
g-sn, tuAiiut tue stand total for the d ty 1.10J ouU
WBO BBOT MBA. AAOOOl
*'**y VictJiiia Sacco, a?.e tinily, u p!t|ty
?" woruaii. of S... .,:. M.il'ie, ry .... Blood ... tue
>_?,; 4i of Urr "",U(*' u"1 ,"*n"1"r. watebing tbs ehlldrea
g -"K tbe tATxi. Torre w4a aioud eanloelon k bind
r^J*albS put beru.nus to her bea 1 and f.-,l u,?-oU.
""?soil tu. sluewaia Uiul* S.oco. the Woman's bus*
band was found asleep In a chair. He wss aroused and
tsre'e -del not to know what had hsppened. A
44-callbre revolver was found In a barrel close br t-acco a
BBarttaeatS and he was arrosted on suspicion of having
ahot his wife. The wounded woman was taken to tne
Chambers Htreet Hospital. Che sal I. when she became
eonaido-a. that she had not list any .,usit-I willi b-r
husband A few momenta baton the shootlni* !*>aoco
Mased lila wife for aome ni?ii*-y. abe save linn her
iioeketbo'-k. 'Ihe pocketbook was found, With tho tuouey
removed, la the barrel with the revolver.
MR. ATKINS AND HIE TRADERS.
nOT. ONE OF ltira APPOINTEES BOUGHT A
BICE POUT -Ii-MI'ICANT LE CTE RS.
-nriM Tn.'.__-_sjtn_ui ' '>tti:i:?fi.siii nt of int*. n__nn__i'
\VA-ll!N<.K>*a". -Illly 12.?1 iliKlorst,inti tin*
l'an-1.1. erie ConnnlsRloner of Intttn Aff.iirs has per?
emptorily dei"--'led that tho Editor of Tiik Tniitt'NK
an'i a. wishnnr'on aerrooponaoBl be sa masse od before
IbaSeaate eommlttee wbleb la aboat to Investigate the
doui-ra of M ii" of Mr. AtklBS*! ?? impecunious aud Im?
poverished friends " in ordor that they, tho aforesaid
BdltoTandeorraepotsdent, may establish the truth nf
the eh Hires contained several .liii'S BM in -Ml corrc
Spond ure re.ardiii-: the attempt of RM, Jackson to
? Me-.1" Malara c. a. cleveland ,v Co.,-until lately
Ii dun tra lers at the Kiowa, Com.niche aud Wichita
age ney.
WobodyeveranspestadMr. Atklnsafbetas possessed
of hum-ir before, lint this " drm iud " will go
lar toward establishing bis claim to helm,
considerod tho champion humorist of thia " Reform "
A't...tni?tratlou. Tho deiuaud Mat a newspaper estab?
lish before an investigation co.uiuittee of Ooagress tba
truth of certain State-Baa ts made aboul au 0-BeOf of the
Hoveinttieiit, Iti.t'-atl et that Bffleer*S answering In bia
i,wa person the ebargas Hied a.aiust him before tne
coiiimltte'*, and about to bc supported by nttldavlts and
the tesHiioiy of witnesses under oath, will appear to
?Mst people aa a peenltarly ladleroas proposition. The
Cm iil>s --ii r ot lu ilsa Affairs seems to think that Tur.
Tiiisi'N'K ia under investigation, and not he himself.
Bnt to lallaty bim thal nothing was said by me which
waa not base 1 upon leets I wlU quote a few documents
wnlcii wu. no donbi ii _r ii ro in to-morrow's investigation.
It will be reinemb '.-eil that Jackson presentod himself
Bl Messrs. (loveland J. Co.'* alora in July
of last, year wi.li bis license tn his pocket
What to ak place al that Interview Will be testified by
Mr. Cleveland b:iu**ilf and WltBBSaea who were present
on Ihe orsa* .ii. Jackson went aw iv little BBeoaragM
I.y Mess's. Cleveland and Company's answer, but he
persisted la bli attempts to make them yield to his
terms aa ia -hawn by hia letters. Cndei dato of July 1(>,
1885, he write- to them :
Let me know the amount of stock you have on hand
Bnd tbe value of your house. Also let me BOOS OB vt hat
terms you would like to come tu witb nie--my two
friends who wenioui with me to ino* at the situation
Will not go back ; they don't lik-s the idea ot living so far
from hon.". I expect to ne out aboil tne middle ol
August I uare ha I several offers from parties ni this
part of the country te uri oat With mt) and furnish all
tne capital uecossary to run tho buuuesj,
W il nu. from his homo lu Iiyersbtirg, Tenn., on July
_.'_>, 1S_*5, be says:
I wrote you several tl ayn airo that I was re tdy f-.r a
prop, litton from you ls regard lo tn., m itter .ve wei--.
apeakias of. Foi ie ir you did nu; receive my first latter,
I write again. !\easn Int me hear troin you by return
mall as lo what yon aro wili'm. to do.
What Mr. Jackson's "terms" were ls heit seen from a
letter w:l t**n by Mr. Caruth, a 8t. Lniis hardware mer
chant, to Mr. (Jieve:nnd, who was his cuntomcr. Ho
says ninier dale "t Deeember 21, 1885:
Yours of the 10th inst, to hand, and In reply
will say that the pro.ms.lion or Mr. Hen
let ?" .*- un " Jaekaoo's l itaer-in-iaw?is that you
furnish the capital to do tim baalnees
aiiil irive Ja. kson inilf of tue proina. I nnderstand
fiot.iyoutii.it ue made the same proposition lo yon. Mr
Mei, et- said that be wai sntboi-BOd by Jaoksou to i.i.iue
t.ie proposition,
lint b-fore lt had come to tills stace at UM gaflM
Messrs, Cleveland R Co. hat area ly lal I tue whole mat?
tel before tties Commissioner. lu addlUo i to this they
got their eredl tere in St, Lona to write to senator Veal
aboat this outrage balm perpetrated upon owe of then
eust miers witu tue knowledge of tho Coiiiiuiesinner of
Indian Affairs, aad urging him to look imo the Batter,
vs- lt li a view ol -av;n_r Cleveland .V Co. from llnaiu-iai
ruin by an arbitrary rsfBSa! to renesv their license.
'iViliiuir td Jain-s llaiiiiciiuati, of Meyer, Ii intieriiiaii __
Co., 1*001 tot Veal relatai what wai tho etfeet of bia visit
to the Con, missioner:
U. a Pt sad. D-e. .".. 1895,
Heit. Jim: I bad a lon? talk to-day wita At?
kins, Commissioner of Indian Affalra, Hus renou
of it al. was ilia: he is wiliim* to iic-'iiao aitbar Kern olds
or Ciev laud In eiiuj motion willi Jackson. Il'- refuses to
license boin, but sirs no will give either of them i
reeommend ajoi il lirenes with Jackson, who is already
lie.-iiseil. TBlS was tile best I iou.,I get, N IW I Watti
j on io see 1 j.ive a nd wi ii-* me who is i :i? ma a, Cleveland
or Reynolds, l don't care lor either, ont t wani to u et
ymir and Liave's WlShei. Let mo know at once. Yo ir
Irn-uil, ii. G. Vi -i.
And attain l:e writes;
r.MiKi. States Benatb, Pee. i_, 1885.
Dr ah Jim: Bl nea willuns you tue other .lay I re*
civ-: a note fmiu the< innmlsi oner of I ti i ian Ailairs
ssl na.to tail .tt ins nilli--, ile wanted to tell me that
he lia I just ser-i JaOkBOB and foun I lt linpoSSIblS to keep
ins promlss in re.-aid to civlag a partnership wt u
Jackson either to Reynolds or Cleveland, us i n gb! ra*
last, He. tlieti said um lie woiii I try to kivu Reynolds
soother traderablp at another poiat an 1 tbat tins was
it tutu he couirl Uo. It ig simply inpossible for
me to do justice to my astonishment when I foand be
badobanged his mind, but I foun l I count um help my*
sell aud so tbe matter rests. Atkins semis determined
to pat ail the ira lershtpi iii tbs Indian Territory in the
ban is of Mississippi ins andTenneseeaaa i do aol want
to have a quarrel with him. bnt I inim. I sb?:i ollera
re-o.utloii in ttie Senate antin,; for tull information as to
tbfic iij.j' mini* ail. . , . Your friend.
(.. (i. Vial.
The Jaokeon referred to in the above letter is ez-Seaa*
tor Jackson, "-sam's'' brother. Ho went totheCom*
inis-iuner under tlie impression evidently ili.it ins
In-other bad secure.i mom-y elsewhere witb wbleb ta
starlin business, so that lt w.is not necessary any
longer to "negotiate*'with Cleveland A Co, Ho want*
sd "bam" ta stand oa bis own legs, perhape, w.iat
ever bia parposa bl was misiaaen as to his brother's
resourees, tor the latter eonUnued to write letters to
cieveian l A Ca recording tba tradersblp wbleh Barnie.
takaidy betray his anxiety to re.teii some Bettlement
From Memphis ho writes on H^comacr lti to Mr.
Cleveland;
If i should write or telegraph you between now nnd
January 1, coull you conveniently meei me In St,
Louis 1 i'.easi. answ. r ny return mau at Dyeraburg,
r.ni.easij-.
Two days later he again writes from Dyonborg to the
. m..- i D...-U Oa tbe 29tb, however, be bas beard tba!
( levolatidis In WaablngtOB, Ile telenr.ipiia lum : "linty
mug can you walt in Waahingt-OB 1 Answer at once." Il
ls loo late. ( leveUiid is deter mined liol
to yield to tim demands of tho t'oin
luiseioi.er'a " ImpaeauloBS sad Impoverished friends."
Ho argots ins ian i,-fore tbs Commissioner and
deseribee tbe hardship and the losses be will be mads to
sutler, but iii vain. His license is uot iciiewod, and
Boon after the new trailers ure a| pointed.
There n aaiigat error ia my letter ..f yeaterday wbleh
I wiall lo correct, regarding Jackson's threat made la
Joly last ta basra Meran. Cleveland A Ca officially In*
Itit iin-d at a i ei t;n n dav of t be-leter iii in a Hon or ta?
in;-si.mer Bot to renew their license, The threat waa
dui eoataloed la ona of Jackson's letters in Messrs,
( :e\e.a-i.'l A Qa., ea I *? it.-... .nu was dll-vetS t against
Cleveland lu person at tin-ir Interview m July last,
ibis is amply sapperted by BtHdaritS how ver.
SWINDLED Al .is OLD GAME.
" CAI-TAIN CYAN '' I..1.1.. -M'S HIS ORD KS lull DH
IffFBCTA NTS willi a l:l t_.l i -, i k-m: MUM RT.
A fine looking old man, dressed rn a naval
uniform resplendent lu tbe glitter ai brass oraameate,
bottoasandsever.il Badges ladlaatlag rrodeteaey la
shooting, br.iv. ry sad other thing., bustled late tba
oilne si tba Oireadln Disiefscting Company at Na ISA
Flllb-ava a law days ago and asked
In BBB Henry King, the treasurer. Wbeu
Mr. King sppeared the e I aaa sent eat a ii._rii Urned
bow and military salute, aol annoaneaI, la a roles tint
lal p -opie know ball a block away, tnat lie was Capt .lu
fUsbard Dyer, ehlel sagiaeer ai tba Warr Yard al Break*
lyn. in. wanie'l ta cet several ions of nil?
li,!, eiaaii. Tho pu,iii,ai atmosphere of tba
Navy Tarda he professed, waa not to his
fancy, and lia fesv loos weald ete*a eat evea i small
Horner bc* would seud -iver fur a ship lo ul. Un- Ca|i aili
wae one of the Jolliest sea dogs wno ever drew Breath,
nu I l. ie way he told OVer IBS trips Be hal in a le willi the
apiceof his persona: BI pe ri nee |n m.my -ti.tiif... piacos
and tx. nmg osearreaoee, threw a chane over Mr.
kia,, ani sap tl vated bl a ile "ju; j aol remember that
: e. bad iver ecru anyon, bi If so eulerian.Iiitf and alter
a vial! ol a ball hour when lbs captain annonaoed mat
he had to g<, it was me', wu li a poalllVoi re .ret tipou Ina
part. 'lim .upiain as he vias passing out of
tho oihce was sud leo ly overooara by ibo
tbaugbt that he hui not a cent about
lum. He turned bte large dark eyes fuil npon Mr. hin_c
uni lu ibe voice ol iiiiiti' -i,. I- utsk.-il Ni r. Km.' tur | ..
lui' Words 'acre bailly nut of lils liu.ulii wiien Mi.
Klug handed over this amount and felt sorry leal tbs
,.i,i..un Lad BOl aekeil lui more. Tlie C.ipi,lin prottllSSd
io send ihe min ey o..*r from the Navj Yaru woes
be oem over tba sarah for io. dleioteeia .1, aad nh.
K. ii g's co.. .-lill a. ??? iii ii h.. 1 an u alura waa greatly shocked
v. 1.tu oe found out nial the oula! engine 1 ol tba Navy
wa- an .u:ii..i> iiileieii! p-i-on iii.in thogallanl Capi Hil
li, er, mil i' stirred him up eo mun in ti he soul a letter
io Inspector Uyraoa 1 kins mai tao e.t.itaiu,
mi.ui be apprehended. Tue doeeripiion given tallied
will, that Ol -? mau who has b-eii> _ri.nl.lug a number of
business peopla lu a ai.iii.ar maaaer Several oilier
euinplaliita have bena made ny perseus wno have
hal deallBga with Ibm mau. Ho baa ina y
asea, hal amays rapraseats liiuiseii as
baimc c naeoted wun s ship m somu Bannar.
Hr 1,aa visited a sambar of nlnn onaudier Blores ia tue
downtown dian 1 -t, aad sfier isrderlagieo-lirleot mores io
h.- .ri,1 .0 ii.k va seal tu leal bl s ourtag a inp around me
taui,u, ba 1.as usually -'.11 whatever uM-ney hs i<.??.tet*. 1
for. Ho tiflored, a few dais airo, a larne
_|U?_elty Of military Stores tO bs Seat ta lae Armory al
tireana and liouateu ats., followiugibis ny making au
appolutmeol wan ike owoec el a ve*o-*l ?i No. '_:> m.,a 1
rs ar. Hourn M- rbe oaaei ol tbe reseal was lAera oa
niue. 1 be caplaiu lorgol tue apj.uluiui-jnl enlueiy and
did not leave the money bo baal borrowed In an envelope
on his desk as he bad aureed to -1".
Captain Hy an, ni the schooner Mary Jans, lying at
anohor In Hm slums Cove, Jersey City, on Saturday
ernie I iijwiii .tin-'s Met'ii'.lr. a tailor nf S'n. 73 lourth
ave. Ile was measured for the finest snit of Cloth- s 111
the atora aol then en_re.*d Itu tailor to go
over to Ins voiel and III out hts cr< w of
sliieen men with clothes. The tailor tboagbl
he had foun 1 a bonanza until Captain Ityan
Bl.tpprit him on Hie bnck and hinted nt Hm usual loan.
Mi. McCarty Had been there lief..re mm sent for the
BslllB). Detectives Mei losk-ev and P.el-ly wbo had beeu
Working oa the sase were ilien close upon tue awl ml I in _?
('Upturn's heels followed him fruin Mr. M.Curdjr'e and
arrested him yesterday. Ile told Inspector Ilyrnea that
hts name was Captain Charba Ityan, thal he wa* a
marilin;-! aid lives in Williamsburg-. He ia thought to
lie an old hand at the business.
FIRST VICTORT FOB HIL AMEEICANE
? > I-KN I.VU OFTtnCHKaS I"t KNAMFNT INI.dMi'.N ?
lH'si'llll/. AOAIWST QCNSBRRO,
Tlio first rouinl In thc International Toiirnfi
tnentof Hie llnti-li Cues* Ass .elation resulted lu a bril?
liant victory for the American players who each won a
irarne. With th" exception of Mason, who drew with
TanbaabSBB. sad Captain Mackenzie, who was paired
with anntlier American pl tyer. Mr. Mortimer, to whom
he lost his game. The following ls tlie result of tbe first
pairing :
Hird won of Horn? Irregular opening.
I'ollock won ol Hluekbiirue -trench defenee.
Upaahata won nf Oaasberg?Boy i.op.t
Ilairham won nf Pchallop?Irregular.
Mortimer won of Mackenzie.
Mason drew with Tanbenhaiis.
Zukcrtort had no autanonlst.
The folioa-itn* ls the first victory scored for the young
American plnyer, Mr. Lipschutz:
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IB18BJIEN ADD MoM.Y TO EN THU SUS it.
TUP. f-l*(rK*-SFri. WORK OF RAISINO MORRY IR
Tin** cnv-NHV BUBSCSIBBRS.
"Ho l;in-_.lis In st who .Bajelia lui'," siil
secretary B. m. Walters, as Bagaae Kelly and aaa baa*
tired ott.er rich lrl*h- AmerteHiiS listened tu tho uti
iioniiceniet.ti. ol bli sulisoriptloas la rarer of Irish in-orty
ut tba big BieetlBg of tba trish Pal l'mnentary l-'tinil A IBO*
catani la t e II i.'a.an ll--. BS laat ??vanni**; " and before
we get tired ol gatherliig la the ataews af war oa behall
of Irlsn liberty JobB Ball W !i certainly grow tired Brat
of relnslog t->. oeoede thal liberty."
?? I alu astoaisM i," end Mr. Kally "thal the iaterast
lil the ca , sn of lluiii.- Kile fol Ireland BM BM ta Ind e.i-n
Bad that' tbe sabsarlptloiis >n. tins tim last Bight ol mir
meeting are nu! far ft.nu 812,000." These are-onie nf
the men wini ebeera-l thean niiiiounoeineiita: Oaneral
Jaases v.. CTRelrne, it. M. vr*iit,-ia c. c. Bbayaa Mile.
M. i.i.ii-'ii.-i i* i.\ii--h. .r P, ParraU, [_. J. Callaaaa,
Deals A.-1*1 Issy, Rearf i. mown.Mai,ir lobs o'liynu.,
( niciniiat!; lodge Rd ward Browne, Jahn Mn.laly, Will
lam \. Lalor, Captain P. C Dooley, Aesletaal District
Attorney li:/..tera l-l. Dr. Job a T. Baale. Jodgs Henry
Murray, un.I JobB O'SalllVaB,
Mr. Shayne, chairman of the Committee on Tra'.cs abd
Prsfessloos.sald thai .hers I: id baan tnrnad ia altotetbar
tbroogh bia ll-^OOO, ..' winch Matin-iv Leary sv.is good
for 11,000. "And nose.' coiicludii'l Mr. Hhayne, "my
limy belan fiiitiiie.11 beg to n-sien." Secretary Bi M
Walters Jiiniped up Bad sal.. Mr. **tinvne had done good
work and deserved a vote ol iii inks bnt Judge Ed ward
Uro wno u vet lian led tin* en til ii stn am of lu- good-Bal ut ?? 1
Colleague und obieOtBd that at tba etoetng meetiag ol tho
association spacial bossj llmaat should ba pud to any mic
p.-rani. Kv, H'alters on tba motion of Ch timi in Kelly
withdrew bia mot on and Tecret__ry Miles IL o'lirien an
nouneed tuc receipt or the following ooBtiibuUoas .nice
thc lasl tDOOtinS :
j. Callanan.
Pail eh sicoini'ii
l's' 'i.k I u.fon.
.1.illll Mckinn
l rm nas ?. I" ey
| 50 nu '. ' ? md i bi. ida..
? ?it Wedman .. .
ir
Tip L
Addltl tiai i on trina.
frons from pariah*
oners of -i. i ran.-is
Karie r's . lune i..?
Janies oiwi-ll.
I . , . a Holland o'
ltr__.ll--*. a- io l-lle
Ht. Illili -lill SV-.
.1 w tues.
i iw 'n Mc'rai k ti
li i iard i'i)orman, ir.
a. na ' sambell.
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l-.riii-v Uci-ou/iij
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Di st rn t Attorney Bat
Lin* 25
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miu Morris in
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ra K.bo'
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ls, a ll l.alil-nan
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rd WIS
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lames M. ...
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tba Rat I* N *?Val'b$70fl 00] W I corn rae.
?e uni ciiulriliaii'in SI Patrick's Ailinn, e
tlxeuauf.New' I tlrancb No7. Jersey
( lt 7em of I.nn- Is
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nan; ... t-OJ Va
i it i-na ..I Kingston,
v . t* rough Dat -I
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Wind Ol I-i . is.tbl d
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Kmployes ol 1 lol nee
ii on a oi is > j vi
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pori ? .1 .Iii BO
i'm .na ot Nea bars.
ny.... :r i ;.n
i mployeaol Mathias
son A \\ lerh ra ?s ?S
fill ens Ol Pilli let'.is
N ' .tbrotts i Kal.ier
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Miles Mo Brien mo i vjth Depaitmnl
jniiii j i ni,.-, lu-) I buil.llns -
Kiupl. V. s ol Hem .11 ( If ion . .
I: ,m i 1 12 .'e Pro* ii. of meeting
ti ii ol Ja r.e. Poi ti bi a-.m. ny..
i t.i i ,?- brewery ';-'-'. ileura* ntnglcra (a
nt,, ,-i * a , ? ero i.?i In ? ? ?
i.i ibe ti'- ? I'a mu *->t i'a.i ca's Pere'Va
ru. n . _- 5 .- it a -
'll rough l ,) ei Me* ? Verpla ic*, M Y
.i n , -t -t. I a - ul Port
i ii ii? !i . .' '" chi ? ur. fl Y .
Hy .lil hie Mnri-.ii/
('uni,iv in 11:11. racv Com-Uttee -*f tbs XVIIth Assess*
bl* Lnsinct.... .
lt j Dr. nu lum li Wot i ure.
MiasMOhristM. ....
Ey C. C. Shayne.
Y i hi ni.ii Jo' ii Hoary.
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Itu lurk, . ijji.rjiij.tuai'/ i r-MN-taa
B-n.plo.rea of the elly tm u... e* nt iimiuasK.
l-.i.a . '.'47 Ol' < run.ulna . 139 YO
.lam at Pm r..ll. aptly al.. ed ? the li Hie Napoleon nf
Hie . tn.-in.-nt," mini iimt as i iirtiin-tn ,,; h.,.uiuilttee
nu speakers ...a wors waa Bow at aa ead ** bm wa win
beal tr..in Qeneral Janies R i/Belrua inst." be e.,i-t
Ila ii .1 - >'... li -?? in sn . :?> |,?-. I ap.i . oom lided bj
ridll lllBg 1 i.>ip e-e.l'bllia Ol t ?' alt ,...;..,..- | r.i Ililli.!.
Hale muni.' ibe people wbo ware-loyal ' "Thecry ol
lo.i.iii,." rn- sail. * will n-'i long eontiuua agjataslths
11.in Iplirs ...' in..- tv Loyalty le a nobie, i |udie_o>ia aad
a -?,,,. nnis prlneipUfbul . , 11) ,us dlttUiii from loyalty,
Ik i on IplIOO ll"l '..it'lj " | \|.|'.a'l-e. I J, i*. I., nen,
Maioi . Iniiii i.'li'.rne. .Innes P. lal rel!, .lu lc* I I't.trl
browne, uni I'.ti-rt. raupey h..viii^ ula io ai-seob.*s
Kt.t. Kalli l '"' ?'"' ? "'' ?
?
JERI.KT 'HY OOKS K"R ROXI ll! UV
A Home Uuic iiii<;iii_: was held I.i -st niK.it
lu Ibu Ai a,ie.ay uf Muli:, Jwrioy City, under the au
apices of the Robert KmnieU liraneh of the National
Leanne. Mayor Cleveland presided. The R?*v. Dr.
Henry A. Dr nm, of New* York, delivered sn address. In
ooiiolit'ilng his remark* tba spoaker made au argea! ap?
peal to the ail Hence to subs-i Ibe liberally. P. Reilly ?
I*.ni op* ued the subscription list wl'.li **10 >. nnd chocks
and money were handed up lo Ibo ohalrtuan nulli Ibe
am.mu', reached 8480.
FOO 1.1S C K S um TB OF I. -1 BOR.
SCHILLING.*- PLIGHT Fi: -M CHICAGO.
urmtnaTo provr rib sympathy wira anaucii
ISTf?TRAIRI DI MA 111.I'D BY ItRIRRR-.
Chicago, July 12 [8pecial).?-George P*cbi\
llng, who becaii-e BfWflltaeal as the sappBISd leader In
tho Sight bow movement which prostrated so many
lines of trade in Hilarity In May, baa led from tho elly,
owing to the iiiaoovcry lint hewie Involved in ibo
Auar.'hiit eos-plraey. BM wifo declared that
ho had gone to Kansaa ruy to start a strike
Binung the c-.opera there. State Attorney (i linnell
Bald reenntly tint ho hal letters of B. hilling
In lils possession wbleh-he won!! Intro laen In the trial
of tho Anarchists which would enow him to be a dan?
gerous man. Previous to th-. Haymarket mass.ere,
Pchllllng was known to have been on bad terns with
the Spiel-Parsons gaig. ..ftertliat.it is said. Ins sym?
pathies went out to the "reds" and that he was guilty
of acta which might bring him within Ihe grasp of
Justice.
"The (-chilling letters In our possession," said Mr.
nrlnn_.ll. to-dav. "are sultlcieiitly strong to prevont us
from using him as a witness, but 1 eau tell you that in
the eyes of the law th*>y do not reflect much credit on
thelrauthor. We have found that Mr. Schilling nae
been playing fast and loose, toiling the Knlgats ut La?
bor th.it he ls not a Socialist, and tolling the Anarchists
that lie ls."
The fo'irth week of the Anarchist trials waa entered
upon to-day. 'Hie day was consumed In the examina?
tion of talesmen, but uone were accepted. lt WB6
IBougbt that the defence weald mate a motion to-day lo
admit the prisoners to hall, but this was not done.
About 4 a. m. the switch on the Lake Shore road was
turneil at Forty-tl'th-st. whllo the local freight tran
was passing over. Several cars were thrown from the
rans, at boob to-day anglos Va Kio. with a train of
iorty oir?. many of them loaded with bridge pilings for
the .Northwestern Brides (,'omnany, was going north
at Korty-tlrst-si. Juat as part of the
train lind passed over tlie Mwiteli a man ran out from au
alleyway au I turn.al lt. Fifteen nr twenty oars ran on to
the !{,iek Island main track and several of them were
thrown from the rails, au I the malu tracks of Hie Hock
Island and Lake .-hore mads were blocked. The safety
awltch was brokeu and conalderable otbor damage was
dune. ^_
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TANNKItfl AN!) CU KUI I; IIS DISCdNTKNTED.
Boston*. July 1_* (Special).?In fifty-one tan
nerlea and fifty-four curlier shops In Faleui and Pea
bo ly the men to-day demanded shorter hours, aud by
Friday, If the question ls not settled, there will be 1,000
idlo men lu those place. 'I |?, demand of the men ta for
llftv-iilne boura a week, or ten boura five days In the
week nnd nine boura on Saturday. The manufacturers
took no notice of Ute demand except to agree to re-Ut
lt. Fbw liidei were put in soak and ninny were about
ready to meet the eipect.-d denian I. In many simps,
in fact In most of them, the men have been In the habit
In tne summer of going to work at (_ a. in. and working
Staves hours a day, and lu winter they went to work at
from 0 30 to 7 a. BB. and shut otf about . p. m.. making
el.lit and one-half to iiln-. hojrs. lu every tanuory the
proprietors expressed a linn purpose to resist tho de?
nian... I bo ti uo sot for tba new arrangement to go Into
elleetls I rlUy morning. At that time the curriers Will
go t" w irk In ali xhops at 7 o'clock. 1 be manufacturers
bold a meelina this afternoon, and boob afterward a
notice aaa poa tm! In shops ss follows: "Hereafter we
shall i..i,i lo] o ly -nen men a? will bargain individually
with aa aad agree to tabs ae part ia say sirRta what?
ever, ead all mea deairtag so to be etnpleyed by na wm
be In re mi lii-mlay morning, .Inly IS, al the Ballal hour
of Opening this factory. We are determined to stand
by all men who do ao, and are also determined tu run
mir iin-ifi-sa without any dictation." Itu a choice for
the workmen between tbe Knights nf I.ah .r and tholr
ampi 'y"io. A protracted stri-o ia not probable.
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I > i -1 ? i - j i n .; ABOUT RKLIBF FUND-*.
Ha si 11.ru**.. Out.. .Inly 12.?Tlie ptoCMdingl
et tba convention of tin) American Flint (ilaas Workers'
l"nlon, now being held here, are curried on with doled
doors. '1 here ls a good atieridaiieo.
Pr 11BBU BO, July U (Sp, rio!).?Ono ot the moat
Important ma'tera to bo discuss-d in tho convr
lion nf 1 um i.iais Workers which bera, nt Hamilton,
Ontario, to-tar, ls (Int the funds of Un* union are alleged
to have boen I in prupiniy handled. Tbia city ls the bead
quarterer., the eales aaa lt waa learned to-day that a
recent strike In a Pllteburg factory was caused by a re?
bellion among the members of Um union there emp bj a l
re_rar.lt tn., the aaa Of the heavr asses -ii en ts wn.eh tbey
bed Mid. ll st ,s dm .-il I., il mil oi 1711,000 ralse.lf)
support Wheeling District men who wer-* out on strike,
only 93O.O00 reached tba beneficiaries, some men oiann
th ti 11,et'- is un aocouotability tu tue union and that no
matter how ? tah u, mey ia contributed, there is bo ade
', 11 ?? eheofe mi the einen.Inures, lt la sal-! that some
wot kinen are disposed to withdraw from the union.
Tin: ROYC-OTT OR i.iiiii.t*-* I'.KRI*.
Tlie boycott on Etiret'a beet is by no meana
n.iatiimous. At a un-e-iiig of a local assembly of the
Kni-this of Labor which comprises ail of Karel's asa*
ployis and eoiue of tlio employes of other brewers, 011
Sunday night, resolutions were Introduced strongly con
demnlBg thc setioa of Ihe Oeatral Labor Union In i< las?
ing I-.), -i te-,,,mi,ms agatast Mr. Kbret without mab*
mg a iii<irnii_ii examination of tue e iee and tin ling out
whether or noi be deserved tobe boycotted. Tuey claim
tb tt in* bas done notbtag to meal the wrath of organised
Workmen and a-k them not to boyeo.! RbrerS aeer.
llespltn this SOtlOB the boycott ls liebig pushed, and
every day word is roreivc I at the brewery that addi?
tional lager beor dealers nave givon up selling Elircl'a
beer.
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MINOR FEATURE*. OF lilli LABOR QUBSTIOM.
Androif D. Best, the Mcretary ol District
Assembly No. 7.". of the Knights of 1. thor, street cur em?
ployes, went to Philadelphia yesterday la be present at
the meeting of tba General RxeCBtlVI Hoard, al winch
will be considerea u.e rrlevenoes of ibo street oar men.
1 ba 11.?niling al um iluul't wblob was to nc hell last
night was postponed until Mr. Reel's return.
Ibero will lie .1 parade of ali tho International Cigar
mslers In ibe olly oa Saturday. It is to call the at*
loudon or the worklnsmea to 1 li., .'act thal ti.e boycott
on me rlgars manufactured by V, McCoy, Levy Iiiothets
and Htowu __. Kaile has not been raised.
THE BATBAREBT BELIEF TV ND,
(.'mica.io, .Inly 12.?M. A. Byeraon. of the
Lumbermen's Lxchatigo. Charles 8. Kyersou, of tue
Boara of Trade, mid tho committee oppoiuted by the
Policemen's Benevolent Association to give relief to
ollicers injured al tho Haymarket riot and to the fami?
lies, meet to-mni ros*/ to ma?e a tina! distribution of
what money is remaining. 1 be contributions to tho re?
lief of wounded ollicers and theil fannies amounted to
169,474. Of thia sum 181,889 was to ba distributed by
the I'.-iici-mi-a's I enevoleiit Association. At the re
,|iieat of the contributors 84.953 bas already been ex
?i.'-i lad aiul tho remaining 93-.629 will be al tbs -us
pseal Bf the committee to-morrow. Seven thousand
Ballers of tba laat amount is sun ia the hands of the
Lumbermen's 1.ic 1.nitre and a Uko sum ls held bv tho
Hoar.1 af Trade, Ineladlac tbe 88.049 paid by the Hoard
lo tbe general fend. 1 >r ibo money contributed to Hie
As*ortallou 9_0,127 hus bean p.nd to the families of
,,..,: ni: 1 i*t.s. borea men who were wounded hm ittll
?live lue Anani nation bas iloBe llothllig fOT the faB_e
Hiss of the oRtrars who were wounded bat ara still iir*
ug. The general relief fond lt is understood w.li be
used partly lor 'nm purpose. Many of the Injured ora.
rora will bo Bi al med mr lifo ead two or three or them
mas- Te-, um. lo meet the iartcr c.uitliigeney lhere ls
Br_!,46_! la Ibi baadaof IBO Association whieti will be
iu vested and Bold ho thal the widows and orphaus of
ollicers wno may die will receive uko amounis.
TH liol till HEB-TU BK STAT!:.
RATUBAL UAH FOR ALRARY.
Alrant, Joly 12.?Al Knoworanlle rester
day a vo.uiue of gas begaa ta poai from tao mouin ot
\y. II. '.rant y's well. A short time lafllflaed to
ipread the news af tbe How and a crowd soon
..-.m,:ed. The bore af lbs wall ls eight inciies at me
mouth, lin. un ll in charge iBSSItOd B -'. -BBb I".**
raaning ai.mg me groan 1 al rubi angies witu tue bore
Bb.-ut nriy leei. ann tm. rciiniiiiu- space la UU bore
WM temporarily Stopped. A light sv ts spplled td the
rad of thu pipe whoa a Jet of tami sig feet la laagta
, arsi fi.nh .uni b.irae.i brilliantly witb a roaring atmnd.
Hie flame waa bngni yeliow, aad-luring IBe eveal ig"
Illuminated the s.mndi ig cu..try. in-re seems io
.e uo donbt that natural gas in quantities sum. ie ut
roi bea lug aod uianureo.uilog purposes will si .-?.
.,, 1 -iup-tl iu tue mouiitaius. an.l luat pip.* wi,I soon 00
Hil 1 lo lids city. _
PLARl OP8KCRKTARY M'N'MN'n.
Ai.t'.'-Y, .inly 12 (__>e^).*-Secretary U"'
nmg received visits from never.1 Intimate friends to-day
ameag whoa wera Ooreruor Bili ani Maya. Thacher.
il,. I* uni.loving daily in bealla aad bow aipeoto to
?/Ult tba seashore Instead ol Lake U-orge, as was uri
ginaily planned fur nun.
gClOlDS OF A ve ti.u AS BBFOBTBB.
Captain .'eta. Van Pelt, tbe veteran ship
saws reporter ol Ihe ll, mia, committed auicnle on baa*
,:,,)? sight al in J-) o'clock For more tl.an li.in. feari
Ba Baa told tbe people ol Rew-TerB of tba arrival ead
departure ot eve.-v vesae, paMtag IO and frmu tins port
through Ue arrewa. Ute 00 Buaday Bight be railed
il Ibo bau! .us ll.'t.-l at I -mi km. vi i.e. B. L witu OBS
or two tt.eiiis. As tuey parua he said: "*?*'*.,"!,,"!*
1,st nriiik tu-111..11U" lt t-as U..11 :i:.li) p- m. At tn - '
pl m. turee pistol sbois were Beard lu tue bool ga en
,,f his I. ...s.-, .V.. '_' Van l>ti/.ei|.sl.. lou.pl'.n.-..iii', and
ins grai..:...:. fa .11 i h.- rotorua re port el dead. ?'"? ?
wound I.shead. Ile bid borro#ed aa old pleioi
lrom a friend. Neaaaseeaa be looad for tba act. ho
loaves a aldo* and seven abildrou. -'ne funeral wni
lake place Wednesday.
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TAB STEINBKBO TAEl ? TO H's Holli'.
John Van Steinberg. Uieyounj. man who at
leinpi.d sud., ia RuakUad Uaaieiery, was yseierday
aoaveyedtaNyaab. aadwlibaie rather weni la Nos*
York uu Ibe HBB1BT ( uiystouah aud th-uco to
i ?.m.,-rn ii i _l_?????Mt?????????
bis home In Snleio, Mass. The ooo pie travelled under
saanmed names to avoid apnrehenalon In New-York.
Van Stelnbrrg'a atteu-lliig piiysioians did notoonaant to
his removal and still deem ilia patient's condition dan?
gerous. The pistol ball ls still in him aud may yet do
deadly work.
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TUE WIER liE< OED.
OTJA!U)9MR!t riOHTIHO I'LA'!!.-..
Wilkrsrarrr, Penn*, Juiy 12 (Speeiul).?
At Meadow Hun this afternoon the large saw
mill of Albert Lewi., of r.-ar Creek, waa burned
with all tts contents, whie'i Ifiulu-led B nuvitlly bf new
machinery. Hie fib RtglmiBl of Pennsylvania tl In
camp at Hear (.'re-It, a few miles away. lu response to a
call for help from Mr. Lewis over 3 )._? of tho men hast?
ened to the scene, and for two hours fought the Ore des?
perately. The woo la caught Ure and tbe piles of lumber
whtcn surrounded the mill wera In danger. Had lt aol
been for the efforts of tba soldiers tbs loss won 1 have
been enormous. Il i? 835,008. partly Borers 1 by Insur?
ance.
AN LALLY KORRIRO RLAZK ATHKW?BOOHRLI_L
There mu nu early morning tiru at NV.v
Korbelle yesterday. Shortly arter midnight a passer
discovered that the building owned by J. F. Harrison
Bad ..c. un:ed by William II. G?er, at il igiti.-no'. Park
was on lire. He al arnie I the aleenlng Inmates, teu lu
number, and they sneeeeded In getting out without
Injury, though H.ev lost all their cioiiinir and most of
tbelr furniture. The fire w.s probably of Ineend'ary
origin. The loss ia estimated at aboul ??.,,,,,,., partially
covered by insurance.
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LORRE! Poll -IX MONTH!..
The New- York Comnn reial Unlit tin estimate*
the lire loss In the .Tatted 'states and Canal* fro n Janu?
ary 1 to June ?o at 9f-3.-ts_tO.000, which la 8-.099^099 in
excess "f the eorres.miidlrig period last year. Tins ls at
the rate of 910Ti.s-9.UU0 tor tlie current ye*r. If kepi up
to tho end of the year. There were 9U9 ll res whose re?
ported Ism was from rfu*,ooo lo Si.oou.ooo. au-l there
wera eighty-two 8ree Whees u_gre_ate destructiveness
exceeded 921,500,'M)-), or IO per Cent of th'entire tire
waste of the haif-year. Ihe Hullctin thinks that a
"coroner's Inqoeat" lute the oiiate of all Ares throash*
out tlie country would have a gool effect in cheeking in?
cendiarism aud carelessness, which cause at least two
thirds of all these fires.
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L088K8 IX VARIOUS PLAC-B-L
Bostor. July 12.?A dwelling lions., at
Oreen wood, Mass., occupied by tb* families of K> L. Hill
George H. Jenny, 8 Milton an 1 L.CruneguisI, was burned
at -I o'clock this morning. Little furniture Brother effects
were saved br the tenants. Tlie loss on the building ls
|9,5oo; Inaoraaos 84,000. ibo luis to individuals is
not known.
Ki.miki, July lt {Sprriah.?K trict of wood-land two
and B-feail miles long by one and a-lialf miles wile ou
Wynkoop Creek, about four miles from Chemun., this
county, has been burned over. Farmers 'ought the Sro
for several days until al ted by the rain of Friday night.
Throash their strenuous efforts houses and barns In tho
nelgbborbOO I were saved. The loss ls heavy.
Lau CLAIM, Wis., July 19.?Tba forest fires which
broke out on tbe Kau Claire Kiver on Wednesday hare
swept over a large territory, a slight breeze driving the
Unities In the direction of August.!. A brisk rain last
iii.ii'. ohec-od the Hames.
MUT CART.
PAVID a WH-LIAMSO-t
David B. WlUiamson _ie4ye9tei_aT-_rorninf
at his home lu Dobbs Kerry. Ho w.is tlfty-ilvo roars
old aad waa bara Ul Mir.viand. Hts father was Mij.r
(.eneral Williams m. who ac pure I distloetloa In the
organization of tba Maryland State National (luarl. Mr.
Williamson llvod abroad daring bis you'll, aa I was edu?
cated tn Osg-BSBy. While a young tuan lie was attached
to the L'nited States Legation at Ma Ind. Returning to
tnls country when about twenty-live yous old, ho
studied law. He took a warra Interest la the Slate
M ? a, and was a member of the Titi K-gimenr. (ien'-ral
Fitzgerald appointed bim to be bis ahlef of stair, winch
office beheld several yean. II- w ta prominent among
(be military lawyers wno codified the laws altectli.g tho
National Onard, and be wai prealdent of the National
Quard Asaoolatloo, Mayor Edward Cooper appointed
him a Lark Commissioner, aad be was rhosea treasurer
Ol Hie Ii jard. lui.ding both offices four years. He mar
ri .1 Miss lintier, a daughter of Elias R. lintier, of Hyde
Para, ms wife survives him, together with a famllv of
live eiiiidren, two eons aad three daughters. Mr. w II
iaui'on was ill only a week, ills trouble was a disc iee
of tba heart, wbleh stille 1 its acinin ho that blood
poisoning reenited. ile win be baned to-morrow.
r*Ti:l*IILX K. BAXTO-B.
Btephen EL Saxton, who for moro Um forty
fears was aaaaead la the manufacture of art-fetal
flowers lu this city, died on Sun-lay morning at his linnie
in Westport, (.'mill., age seventy-three j ear?. Ho was
coiisnlered Ibo father of artttlelal tlower-maklng ia this
country, and lor yeats maintained a branch establish?
ment in I'mle. He settled in Westport ni 1850. and was
olin of the oldest como.Utera on the New York, and
New-Haven Railroad. He amassed a fortune, tie leaves
an utily son. who le ara his name, a widow, and several
grandchildren. Lor thirly-four years ho had been a
large stockholder and director in the First National
Rank ol Westport, and a prominent member o. the Con?
gregational Cuurcti. Un funeral takos place to-morrow
at hu a i,ii...
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FERDHfAMU BTAOO.
Ferdinand Stagg di id yesterday ut his home,
No. 26 West ."iftieih-st., nt the age of s-ny-live. Ho
Had t cu aili ag f.-r tho last four or five years and tho
extreme heat last week was too much for his weak-ned
system, ile was born in New*York and the family ls
one of the oldest in the city. At tho age of tineen he
began bu.mess for himself on a small soale lu tba ex
DOrtatlOB of goods to tho West In ll.-s. Leaving that he
became connected with the Atlantic Insurance Com?
pany, in winch eooeera he was Interested until tho
formation ot the Mutual Union Lire and Marine In?
surance (.'.-mi'iinv. where he was engaged tor thirty
three reata, Ile beM-BO HS vice-president, and altlioiign
it has been In lii.iiidatlori for elg:it years he has tieri
the position of receiver tor tho concern since ue 'eavis
a daughter and two sons. Tie funeral WUIM MM in
Trinity < tmreh on Tiiutsday at 11 a. m. TM B*7*.S:
Parker Morgan, assistant minister of the Chareta of the
Heavenly Rest, will oondnet tM servlcos. ihe bunal
will bo lu li reen wood Cemetery.
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WILLIAM IlLKdANN ARtCEL
sr. i?ktki:ski'rc. July l'J.-Willi.un Heimann
Ablch, the g.-ologist, ls .load.
William H. Abich was born In Rerliiioti December ll
1999, Prom 1942 to 1977 M WM professor af miner?
al.igy at Dorpat. Ile travelled extensively In th.) Cau?
casus, Arawata, Persia ato? an i mada raiaabis di*, nv.
eries In geology, mineralogy and geography. He pub?
lished various reports, papers aa I rolaaUN on scientific
subjects.
REAR-ADMIRAL EKED, WEEDEIT, V. 3. W.
Newport. R. I.. Joly 12.?Bear-Adaairal
Heed Worden. United States Navy, died Bara laat Bight.
DEATH OF OROROB W. RRRBOLD.
George W. Zeebold, who wws taken to
niooinii.g-lale A.avlum las', l'riday, auB-ring from mental
derangemeBt, died la tba! lastltatlM yesterday norn
nig. Tin. dead niau was forty years of age and was weil
liiiown In Hie theatrical profession to which he hal be?
longed for maiiv year-. He had Hie reputation of being
a oisver and careful advance agent aud manager, and
last season ba acted in the latter rapacity for Lotta.
Ile leaves a wife and a son of anout four years who
live nt No- '-'?>_ Lexlngton-ave. Mrs, Zeebold waa al?
ni .st prostrate 1 wu li grief last night. Hue said that ns
yet no detinue arrangement had been made as to tho
funeral. _
cnilicisiso COLONEL CLARK'S OIBOVLAB.
The regular meeting ef the Veteran, ol
the Till Regiment was held last night at the
Armory. Colonel Winchester had secured a circular,
issued by Colonel Clark and bis staff,
wlnoh contained an extract from one of the city news
papers, purporting to be au Interview with C0.OMI
Winchester about the recent troubles. The extract
states that he sahl flie veterans felt hurt by the action
<>r Colonel Clark aud that he won.-I be expelled
from the reierati organization, ('oloiitd W lochee*
tot emphatically denied the ataiemenl.
Iii* circular conolliaed with the statement that the 7th
Regiment of to-day was iii.* only 7th Regiment. ( olonei
Wlnebeater Btid that If the past was not remembered,
and .1 the part thai tue 7th Bed la-en lu tho history of
tbe country up ta aad after tn- CirU War was to be for
gottsa, then there was nothing to live mr. The re?
mainder of the session was devoted to perfaellng the
srraagements for tne visit of the '? Vaia " to Albany ou
.lu y '_"., when the Albanians are lo c..ebra.e tlie bt
ceiitenuUl of their city.
THE WEAT HIL RETORT.
OOVKI'.VMLvr I.VDICATI INS -FOR 31 HOURI
Washimotor, July 12.?For the New-Eng*
land .States, slightly warmer fair weather, variable
winds.
I or BMtera New-York and Western Vew-Yors, fair
weather, staiionary temperature, variable winds,
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mi taloa B-U-sIabt t_? lrr?s-l-r ? 'i- '"" 'fU'ss'-Uttt'- os-... ral- w
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sal ? ii.__.risc-, Jl? lii-sJssi,
-riini ysorri.'S, July Li-i *. m.-Yesterday was a
bright sud cool suiiiui-r day. The haiome'.er bad a
slightly upw.tr.l tendency, lue temperalura ranged be
tween ii'.' and 74*. the average ((JO ia*1), bains - -?
lower than aa Bu adair. __.
i -.1 ?.anier. wm. aaightly blaber teaperatura, may
bu uipoete.l to-day iu tun city ana viciui'-y.
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VASE LA LL BBS FIS ED.
('is. iNNAii. .Inly 12. - Fnink Dekebacfa.
treasurer of the ( .minuall llaloball Club, was flued *J,
aud Hie niue Lluoiuiialt players who parlicipeled ni
Miuday's gan... 99 I .Ci. before '-.quire Ulebl 10-day. Il
ll iiiideisioiK'. that luis actlou waa ukeu by tue mauaga
Bent to escape heavier par.lahtnent la tba PollM Oaaifj.
oo account ot the riot Bt yesterday's gama
ATTRMPTRD LTSCBINO RKAR OR ANON.
The fligjcins family has obtained notoriety
In Orange. N. j., by tb., frequent aod violent c. nt-n lions
of husband and wife, and their repeated appearanees la
the police court. They live In Orange Valley, la a eoa
genlal nalghb.ir.ioo I .lone tune aro lt was reported IB
tbe police that Mrs Hi_._*|... ?n<1 hflr Mn ?.? ptu 4 rop#
around the oid man's neck and were dragging bira oat
with the apy irani pu.-poi* of hanging him, when neisb
bora interposed. Holli husband and wife are addicted ta
beer.fringing. On fi linday there w ,s a lin BIBI In tbe
house In the absence at Higgins, his wifa e. tenanting
several female friends, and after several purchaees
of beer Hie for.de ran out. a messenger
was seal ter Hlcgtaa, Md upon m. appearance ...?aey
was dessaadad from aita He refused, a mw ccur-ad.
and Mrs. Higgins received .blow <m rhe be.d wi.ha
tia.cnet. Higgins was afterward arrested, and yester
day he app.-arr.-l Miora Mayat Ilariforl Tue w.fe re*
fused to make a crop, .int and M waa dleehaswed
??monly afterwar-l latrelman Hammil, of tua Weal
Orange police, appeared ai ?:... station and sild that M
arrived al the Hitrifine ho ase aa BaMay B -i narter of aa
hour before tbe orang.) ..Ulcers. Ho saw mei., women
aili boys run Ung In the .llreetmn of Par est et.
Ile followed and found that a ro;je hid lesa
thrown around the branch of a tree, am Higgins, with
Ins arma and legs securely bound, was siao ling beneata
with the rope enelr-iins his sliou dors j_i.,| neck, a
crowd of excited reop.e were about bia. Refora HM
nfilcer i-o'ibl push hil way throug.i lbs crowd several
men tug.ed at th-mp-and Illira.ns waa snspendel ia
Hie air, the crowd shouting : ?? Hang h'.ui I tl mg hun'. **
Higgins waa able lo articulate ai.I i uned lorr'.bly.
Wtieu the olli er reached the centre of tne crowd he mel
with no raeiataaM and prmiiptiy cut tbs rope. II g. ns,
not much ti e wnr?e for his rip. rienre. was able to walk
t-i his lidiise, wh*re li -;wae |ai rested by the Uranga
-Ulcers, 'iho mailor will oe luveangat-i.L
- o>
90NS OB TKTKBANA TO OFBB AS BNOABPBBB**,
Tlie Sons of Veterans, of Kinoklyn. will open
Hi' lr serenlh annual en. arapaseal lu OfBBd Army Hall, at
So'th aecead-S-. an l Rsdfsidars , fbi. momma, a p. ale
war. Boernm. i-.wrnaii.i Mrand sis., and Bed lard ava to ihe
point .,1 denart urn. Ilia load of lae roiiimn will mov- al
. Ul n. m. Ma.,tr Whittier ?n 1 eth.-r .itv off! luis will re?
view tl,,, raratd.' at badford ave. au i .-smith L.Iln at.
- ? - ???
Hiilmelt, the (ir-nt (nlilopida Insert I'oe-.ler.
The ptoatoeatro sn 1 matt powerful In*.-' xtcrmiuator. If
rou aro not a ciaiu irv it. DragglSte.
Pond's Lxii-n.r w.tiio if a*i ea_aal for Forte years, for piles
I'ltUi-iiiiaio.it md n-'.iiij.ia.g-a, eic, cameatbu pre.tue
with every bottle.
Dr, llnlniHii's Tad
SpeeddrearesBerreaa sgbaasttoa. uno isst-ni'.ation wast
ii. t aaa baporeflsb-BeM o tae nuiis el tba no y.
- -_,
I.ndiesii.?ir a. noa, i ii eKs mdotaar Demote-tea. a Bt.
""t mena. i'.-iiai. Pow.leror Coimetici, try ito.-a: i.. .*. r.
Bil ci i.la per bottle.
Al A LIDED.
HAMILTON-CA VAX ACGH \t IM Part Avenue Hotel
liv tim Hov l-r inckiiisoii. .rn J ni..- li, i-s ,. _i?|.ir lien- ail
Schuyler Ii smUtou. ol-Sew.Yore City, to Lomas lites
l'.tue ' avan.ug.'i. late ol tsMfotd, M.-., sowal Rsa Vrk
City, wntow o. lae la j Hon. James Mai.ta <_'a>an*j__n.
M. C.
No card a
WlOBT-BARRl*sT0T0*?r_Oa Ju'r *, at the Pislop's
Chapel. Halifax. M a.. bv IM Kirn Ber, I .bord lisbon
Bf '.iiV_ *'..:... assisic.'. by Hie Hov. Iv. HI.HS, lUniuW
?li'l i -lar.lUgtoU tu>>eu,-g,i ll. S\ Igllt of t..101 /.
?iisiiiiaaaiBBiiii_a
DIED.
Af KLH Suddenly, on Mo-i.lav. Jul- I.', l-l. Mi r.. a.*.
..I J. Pam A. uer. ?nu daogbl r ol I il Pie rt \ .? io ,i
l nu' r i at t p. m. on si'e io auar, Jui> ii. ai < brtst'a i _.__._
pa; i nurdi, ll... . ssaei . S. -f.
Traine leave fool rn i ortlsMt-St, at l.i-ip. _,
I'.e.,a- olllit BoW0CS
a ik i.ns. mu.i.i:-at Eases. Eessi Caaatr. td v , on Mas.
say. July 12, Anns ... wile ot i. li a it. us. M. ll., aid
deitghtec al Usai i W and tao! ne ii.ir acm Nub e. sa i.
lil.M.K s\ Kl.l. At "in:..-, N. I , I ny I.. Maru mette,
?rite oi iio'iti i'. H..settsi til, luiuietiy oi Ni w . om. ia toa
BU lb te.,1 .,; tier a.;e
u. ititi* snd i.ie. is sre reenectfalr iv rei t,, attealtha
luBeral fro s her lal i ? s l^ llnr.bnri-sc, OraagsiM
Wi-tlnes-iav. Inly ll. at l: ? "i
lian, leaves bareiay or i aristopher sta. at in i>>.
lniei-ueni M i air. town.
IH'.OA'N?Al i ls resilience. In Now Ijirr.. NV Y. on 9a%nf>
dav. July .". iii-iit v K Browo. sculptor, ia bis 7-4 yt vt,
Berflcea at the bo-ue, m Wedneatiy lalj tl,a lp
Iteiatives and tn uds are tu,it * l te Btcead ta, poa funner
le ti -.
Carnages wtl! M ta attaa4aacs aa the arrival of tcata lear,
mg 5eW?Ye_*h at iu..,u a. ax, il i.- . i River lissa
The Members of tie* HsUSBSI ACS-Ustf Of l'e*l?ii SM
requested lo attend the faaeral ol ll nv k. Urawa. .> a,
at a , *?.* ies.ii' u- ?. Ne.* liar., on \t ?? I'.-s-la.. coi 11 ti
?Jp. in. T, A ll LU--JA UlC.lAlliJs, i or. >_.-.
BKITRL-OaSaaday, July il, ElU-b ta. wifo of lI.arrD.
Henel, ngisi Ta rears,
Funeral sol vices al lei laic i.-.ilt-tig.i, 'iii Easl I'J.'d st-, oa
i iles.tar. In,, 1?, at 3,i. IO.
Int-i anni ru irate.
ba.toa, lill. Mil sri pN.is*.- ipr
(??'. H'KIt?"Ju -unday, July ll, IRRB, sa'i nel M Cooper, ia
tin- s.-,t y.-ar ot his a.-e.
Tin- relatlvee and b-tends of the faflBdy aie r. .peettuiiv ia
Mted to attend the funeral -rn We u - a;- ttteruoan, Juir
14. at _? o'clock, from ins iat- resldeaee, Newcsetle, iJeia.
wan-, witiuut fm ia,-i nirtura
GitiKi IX?On-_.B-.-r. Inly IO, loint R.OrUB-, iu thi)Tl_s
lear nf Ills , "
Fin.- tai icrvioes, Tusalar, Julv 13, at his lats r.si-l. aca,
. ml in LaltS at 1 B> iii. at Alu tvraik, al ii. jd p. m.
H inky?Oi I uti in*'. -Ulta iteasy.
BelaUvea and friends sra la fited ta sttead tba futioral s_r>
vi Ba I.uni Beg tale i ?sn lone., AS Asst lltb St.. .-ii .. o'.'i s*
lia) lltB us .. at 1 | BS
RUOOLES tl *..nit:i Norwallt, conn. July ll, Jlilian U.
Raggtes. in 'hi _ nh year ..r ins agc.
i-'uiii rai ai i- tal ic_o -, iu South Norwalk, Wadnsulay. J ely
1 i, .' JO p. iu.
Bl KOO -'in Monda., I sly IJ. ar hs la'e r sile,,.'-. 96 >V.*S|
.''tJlh-af.. Lerilinauil tsi.i<g. in lbs ti'.lii rear "I l.is il'.'.
Jtelallves and 111 ml., are i .;i- ifullj las I*. I '.a ..ll ii I tits
funeral Mreicesai iiimty coiu'cii, iaui?.iay, j aly IB, at ll
a m.
Kindly omit Bowers,
iALMt.it.-ob Monday .normag. /air t_, IMS, RobeH
Uuei'lDi-r I Hlinag--.-ni, of s..,n ri, aad lae late lt v. Jamel
li. ia masc, i>. I). Bsm ll- rears.
iMrvioes at tuc residence of .sirs. Pear*, 33. West 1 :tn-s__.
a. J..- -a. m. \. ,-dn-s.l.ir. lille 14.
Inter ii?rit af WUtwiok fe-netor . Kingston, SI. T* sa SB
rival .-I tbe siesi --ii..ie Ham due al - -"
?a.ivailn iii aii-1 _st-w-"il -aaa papers p-SOO. S If,
van DI KN?Ob BBS-lay. J Url I, l-sW. R Mb ira vn oi.-n.
Ul liio tiltri year of lu* a e.
Funer ii sm m.. ? from in. i ne n ai len se, " l he llofnestead."
at nota-in*, liii.i{.ii limul',. N. J., oa >*? i Mea lay, uta
lust . at ~ - ' p. lu.
i images sill b< la a*sll iga! Ihe nohokm Pepot on arr.val
ot Ham -lit' n oavi.1 NOW*Yorg Via _s>. \.. L-l..-.' Kris and
W K'f at 1 Hi.
WAV in i ii kn On-Meaday, rnlrS. by sceideetal drewalas.
..I iiei .tn Harbor, Ci .. lamas A, sob el Mr. J, i. ...a
1 loren, of nils cm. age 117 years aM A monta.
Kune ai sa vi, is Were Oel.l -na : ir. Ju.v . 1. a tbs ' -il 'Icu
u.*iit L'bttrcb, lu .M.-iiiii-i.nu t -j inly, ,s. J.
WKRHTRB-Al Ka-ab ai i ant,irma. Jaif 7, Lleutemat
i *,a i. Wi nan i. lat Art-Ill ry, I , --. a.
Inter -'it l'.i-ai ??
\u.ll- .\t ss stet bary, c.na, n Saaday, Jaly il alflai
vt. * ai -i ?- tears.
Fiiuerai mi raosday,.air la, st 2:30p in.
WI l.l.l AMat'lN?l in M-ilday, JlllV 1.' at SIS re*'' S.
iambs Perry on me-Unasoa, aftei a brial dlaoss, Dasi i a.
\t. ii imaua, iu tb --ib f__u ol bli a,?.
1'iiuer.il ..rv ,-. ?; /.i.n . lia:. .. . lg , ., I ... i t'. B I I. ir - '. If,
tim : .lb ins' . at io oe ? a. a. UL
Can.a-es will.i la- Bini tibia from Sew* Vor_i.
11 is M-ineete I ihat no Bowei. tte a.ut.
Bait?-Ora pap irs pieas. . -I-/.
WILEY Aller a long ll.u-ss, on -autidav innnrr.-r. tM lltb
inst., st the rei manghter, Mrs Albert Kuti aar.
M.anils, lura-.', .'"ima, i_ .lia . Aleiau-Ier \\'.:.-/, sr., ia
the x:st s var ..f 'il* -ire
Intel lieut ai i.laiatb-: -l. V I . on the i:ith inst.,
li.- da wlshln. t j a.*-onipaoji tba remains tu PlainSeld stnll
taael .?? I p tu tran, i o.ur.tl Hiiir .al ol Mew-Jsrssr? _BSt
of Liberty st.
DlaCCl ll XotlC.8
Inexliaiiaiihle ?sincllina -.nils la cut .,'? .-a ti ''.ti's, t'sful
lo heatlacue, fatnineas andcolda ......
i saw Kial* ma-_..Y A co.. lui Kroadway.
Handel, llareiuorc tV IIIIIiiiks,
IMTORTKU and OOTTBRd olf
D I A M OM I) S.
I MA NI'I'AC TL ll I. IU Ul' IHA';l>?N'I? JKil'.'il.llV
b.
Naasa.i st. .tal J ? .lill l.iiu. Ree i >.?. ;
1st. Au Ira a" a-ti., il j.oira Oir_ it. L.i ut i.
-.
Fust (llb. e Notice.
i?ihnnldbe rea.! BAILI hy all lutcrosl. I. oe c'lau-rca ? iy oo.
our al any tia-. I
Letter, for toreiitn soaatfies a _si aol be ipeeiallr addressed
for-U-ipaton by any _>articaiar sieaa_er, es ? ? .ia.it
siie.i io send ilupiuites ai baakm* aM M.aaier_-a i
ii,.m.. len-ra not SOO. ia.:y _t.ll.os.,.-.l b iu_[ s.n. ny tue
fastest vessel, availab.e.
i-..r?.<i. malls for the weel en lin* lair 17 B_U i oie
(rsoartLI ia all casoai al tins o'-l. a, to i * I
wr.DM-.isi) \ v At Ja. n tnt i uro;**', per Bieam-bii .,
via soathaoptofl aM Bremen, si 'hug ax tot briusa
sad .sp.iuish iiouduias *c' Una attie, pet stea if
City ol i-ailas. from New a irieans , st -'"? p. m. ICC
Hpaniili ll'iiiuras aad bay ls.au.>. per Blas I i> ?*.
uteri, irom Ni'w uneaua.
TI1LII.-S sAY-Alll a0a..rr.f'.rlfirti P't stMIBSlllp Ailsa;
uti p. m. lot li.-raiu.la. uer steamship l*.. lb a l
p m. lorCaiu.-anoBiiiliiu.al nelisar. pe- stMnebip l-l
Ulla... at 1 p iii I-f Vera I ri.. ca..p eba l ai.'.a* la*
liaai'Oand Yucatan, perBteamaa pi itj .! i io ia ; at . id
p. iu lor r.urope, per ai_*aui>_ip OAWmtWAt, via uu ens
towu.
rai dat ai 0 a ss. lie Raa-baas-iBS. net it saa.se fram
uauraz
sa I I IIHAV Al :i a. ?* hf Knrope, [mt atoeai.alun Kir .ria,
vu uuet-natowu miters tor * rance, Ueraiauy. ac tu isl
b lire l-.l p-'i Kirana '). at .i a m. foi Uerrnauj .'....
oer steainshlp 1'ul.ie. Via ?aoutnaiupi .I am; ilie.n-u a I*
tl, loton at i-.litaill and ulu't laii-uean . o.iui ea i asl
be euro-ted "perlrBUla" .aita, iu for S ......ut lUreea
uer steamship Ltuto.us. via (.laauow (loiters BSMl
Le direct,?! "P?'r KthlopiB *'i. at 4 a tu. fur
Fiance direct, per slialnsbip La Noruiau.ll". tra
Havre nt 4 e. tn. lor the Netherlands Sin ?'.
uer -team di.p Leer.iaiu, Via i.o- teni, n bil.rs must
Le -I reciB 1 ocr i ei-r.laiu ' -, at 4 a. m. lor He (um ..li.-.-?_,
tier steamship NoordUud, via Au.werp let', is Stael ba
iluecl.sl p*r N-tortliand "i. at li) * iu f-.i NewlSSUM.
laud per steaiiishtp l'orna . ai 10 .10 a. m. for J , a a.
I mic -nat-*> ni i minims >.alv_id.,r and >out)i i'u'irto
i...iUa per sfeainsliip Vniiiuunus. vii Kanrstoa tletleri
lor dellco ia-isl be dil.ct.vl 'per Vertuiuaus " . at I
ii iii .urtu- ? villi war.1 Isl mis dlr.st and mr \ ene.uela
atiil'c.'iacoa v,a IriniUad. per sl-ainslilo t'tlunl al at
L.i-p. in lor Norway Street, per ileatassip Oetaat isltsta
uiuai bedliemad p-r Uasssi?"?. ai -:..o p tu. for i.arupa,
j., i *i. a-.'sup r.a.ti . via uoeeuslowu.
Sl'NH.-V-AtJ.Hup. tn (or Nicaragua, uer steauiship U I*.
Miller from New ilrleaus.
Ma-lsfor Australia. New Zealand. Mandwivb Kljl aud Ha_ii*aB
la ai..la !?., _i,-a i-l. i> Alameda .froid Mall Ira..isca)
cl ase liere July *J4 at 7 p. ui airuu arrival at New-Vors ot
aleamsiilp lil ilaimlc willi Billsii mails (or auniaiiai.
Mans for China ami Japan, per sionu.iilp Helge .iroai
Hmu _<'rancis-.ii. close h -re Juv*_l4al7p in. J ti > f >r
tue is-Ktiety Islands, per ainu City of l'ajx-ti ilro u eau
11 aiicisc. . close here JaiV "_A at / p. m. Uans for cuoa.
br rail in lamps. Bia. aud thence by eieauier truiu Key
Vi dbi. I la. cloao at Hus o.Dce daily al J.lo a. m.
""?"ihti a, hetiule ot cl'taimiof Tran**l*a.'Ulo mal'-l is __-r_nged
on the i.i.wuiuptiou ni their unlul..rruji*-il overland ira-itl
t. aaa Kiaucis.'.- -ans trmu thu l-SSS arrivmj; os "as as
?-au Kran. ls. o on the d*y of sadiug ol sUMUuers are dispel, had
tl,euc.ui.._-u.ilay.ni.Muv piiAni,oH. P_.tuuuie_
1'osl om... New York. N. V., July 9, l-tW.

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