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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
LETTERS From the PEOPLE.
LEPEOSY At KEY WEST.
10 ne Edftor otrke TrfbWae.

10 ~ Edit0P Or The IrtbhHc.
SIR: In The EcpsbiicaR and Nc'cs OF this
place notice an article taken from your valuable paper
BOZ reference the of cpro-y Ia yaIlou-1r
of tho aifcd states Your article mentions the fact
that thi. horrible complaint found s 10 Louisiana
hy way of the West Indies m 1850 Some three years
a,p bile on thc Island of hey West. Fla, was sHr
pS.d md lcprosy there n all ITS horror. and making
bold tu speak of tbc matter | WAS ima dilicly con
d,nn-d for attempting 10 uiurr the commercial pros
crfy Of the place and particularly IN destroying ITS
reputation Il resort OF Northern nyalds The repu-
tAtou seemed dwell only m the minds OF the -angne'
f,t bat Jew iufl- would risk nir lives N place IKE
Key West. n0'olioi~ for MS yellow fever. However,
Wac stationed W.st for six seven years, and
can confidently -fe t.a there many casr' of l'p
ROSY ON that islf1 whole families being afflicted with
b. aul m several i.,ianr,s DO found In - worst
form No prov made for the Unfortunate they
dwell surrounded by the mnss,s ntermarrying and de-
To strangers who happen discover The truih, u Is
anxiety for does not know when
wa-u-coihes NAV hc returned implegnaed WIN the
pui- Do. 1ul. disease has been thoroughly ana hhN"
alr traced 20 thr English possessions IN the HU1c'ht
islands can }0u % "a cautions ami honest uNtH-
ttinft ma.c 300 That locality the result would Hetuu-
thc leading people Of that b,adtiim hht poisonous
island to the real state OF a airs existing thrfr,
key West cigar, knowing 81 The existence OF i7e h"
rn, fip-. Iir ot l~~O 100 tls island j. locally
notorious IT. yellow fever hurrprs -tl Tie PRESS 0
tIr country would lead one 10 suppose u"I' fNt'''H
There bIt "a tess passing eases. Only Government ON
,a. like self 81 thDsc horrors, and strangers
have hccn repeatedly lurrd there only To ma grave
am ou, -s'i ~ desire to warn lhe lSolh" anu
crundins and condemn the wicked and selfish VINO
bru- -atratr With the poison hcsel' c are rec ..ss
Tor -ait and iuli l"uut ut Results.
Miitr,4rktc, Ms. June -, l-@i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC SUIT.

Auditor French had a conference with United
States Distrct-Atorncy Oxford yesterday. relative 10
the suit brought by the Government against the Central
Pacide Railroad. General WooIfofd. when NJ 81 cou
corning the interview by TFInrNr rrpor'cr, said Chat
the suit begun by the Attorney General and the
matter entirely In ms hands Auditor French, De
added bad placed important information In hi- hands
He would forward tais 10 the Attorney General and
await hs Instructions Further thar h~ he dd not feel
al liberty - say.
when spoken 10 casualy Hbont the suit. who
has taken ncrcat in 10 since r. beginning Yesterday
remarked that Auditor Trench had u.,dc h.u+rif
ridiculous" Last winter hc reported nat the company
about bankrupt and now he SAID tla, hc hal boon
mi-iufurincd and thai the company more tiau sol
vent lie had doubt but thar the suit would a..
continued eOOn rs the Attorney General could bc
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
PURCHASE OF THE PANAMA ROAD.

Private dispatches recently received from
Paris that the contract for the purchase ~ hc
Pausma Railroad has cn ratified y the Panama anal
Company. The details of the agreement were published
In THE TKlBuNE at the tmc t made. Every stock
holder Of the railroad company wiz have the privilege OF
accepting the OF the agreement any
ninety days from July !. Ample provision IA nlso
made for the protection ~ those stpckholdcrs
who do not receive notice OF The sale In lime to
avail themsclvcs 81 this privilege The first payment ~
$1,000 ODO - 10 be- made july L. and unti the Anal pas
eui has been made the stock sold 10 the Canal Com.
pany viii bc placed escrow AMI some KIND ~ neC0f-
able certificate win be issued j. undo sood that ar
rangcmclts viii br made Tor the uuedl distribution
among the stockholders 81 the assrs the
ury OF the Panama Railroad Company, when were re-
seryed In the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
CUTTING RATES FROM THE WEST.

There are no indications of cessation Of
the war in passenger rates FOR NewYofk business from
the West Of which mention made week ago IN TuE
TRIBUNE. II has been carried ON during the last week
on basis heretofore described with the average
about SIS. The competition Is very lively, however and
there been lacking Of conridc raby
below this figure. The uncertainty In freight rates
Western business Is hardly greater than TINT s-en
gers and tia history OF contests among the trunk lines
has been that when once agents announce openly that
they are willing ~ compete with their rivals the prce
falls very rapidly There Is saying how the
will get into this stage, for reports from the West
that there is attempt at cOnceamen OF the fact that
fhe schedule has been departed from by ali the trunk
lines So far ~ tho rates FROM NewNOrk COLI
cerned Il Is claimed that the schedule - adhered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
iNrTED I-XprR ONE MANAGEMENT.

The Or,gpn Transcontineutal Company. 70 which
il is proposed 10 transfer the control OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad and the Oregon Railway aud Navi-
CATION Companies. has been incorporated and "r-
gained already. The principal officers are Horny
Willard. president Thomas !. Oakcs. ycc-prrsi-
dent 4: and Mr. Willard Horace Porter, Charles
T. Woerishoiier and Edward j. Adams, of N"w-lor
William Eudicott jr. and Richards. Fay of Boston,
are the Eastern member. OF the Board of Directors.
The company was incorporated under thr law. Of
Oregon with an authorized capital of T5p.uoo 600.
The Willard pool j. To trlusi tO thr ucW t"fp0-
ration the controlling interest iu both The otcrclIn-
pauicS which will hr according to the present plans
OF its projectors. permanent asset of the ur" come
pany. MrNilllrd said Yesterday that TIE formation
Of this company would relieve him of larl" POI
soma! Tcsponsibilit, thai - vs. lui udrd 10 o upr
the same position 10 the mcuh'r~ of ih. pool aII z"
the two original companies that hc had held alone
since the movement WAS begun.
Stockholders Of these two companies. Wh" have
no interest in the Willard pool. viii have nome oi jhr
new company stock. IL IS uot thor, tore tous"l-
dation of hcse COMPANIES, bat Che infringement of
them Will De wholly IN the hands Of the ncN cOiI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
DEATH OF MRS. c. r. THORNE.

Among the occurrences Of the week just ended is
fhe death of Mrs {. II. ThOrne-tormcIly we'll
krorgn on the New-YOrll stage "a an actress of
ebambermaid parts and the herOines Of melodTama.
This lady born Ann Maria Mcstayer, was native
n, philadelphia and she went on The stage in child
hood at the Chestnut Street Theatre. in the brill
liant davs Of Warren and Wood. and subsequently
came 10 New York, appearing as dancer, at the
LAFAYETTE Amphtheatre 1925. BY her first marn-
age she became Mrs. French but iii 1881 she was
married to Mr. Charles r. Thorue and-wlth him
she acted at various theatres-notablv at the New
Chatham Theatre. in 1s40-41-and made success
full tours in california, Australia and the East She
was in other Jays remarkable for her beauty and
her fine voice, but her talents in acting were not
deemed extraordinary Her husband. long known
rs an actor and manager, and now an honored
veteran in professional life, survives her Mr..
Charles r. Thorne jr, of the Union Square Theatre,
is one of her sons and has made the name dis
tinushed on the American and EnCl Sh stage. Her
other chldieu are Mr.. Edwin /. IEprne and Mr.
Neil ThoIne and her daughter Emily. formerly Mrs.
George Jordan, now Mrs. j. +. Chamberlain Mable
Jordan her granddaughter. is on the stage. Mrs.
Thorne has passed away at the age Ol slNty-cight.
She began her career in q brighter intellectual
period than the American theatre has ever known
Since or is likely 10 know within the ,rcSeut CEN
tury, and her death. accordingly. is reminder OF
the glories of the past She and was associated
with the comedy acting of Jefferson, Warren
Blissett Francis. WOOD and Twaits and the
tragedy Of Cooper. old Booth. lIamblrn and Mary
Duff and this fact has an eloQucnce which needs
no enforcement 10 those who feel the sentiment OF
the poet that il is
Praise enough
To I'll the ambition Of private man,
That Chathau's language wa- hl~ mother tongue
And " ulfc's great name cOeynl with his OWL
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MEgExfEZzSZ


HIED.
,,tt-.% lr SATURDAY, morning. June % 1871 Joseph T.,
... . OF ,n. at- ~ D. J sud tuphcnia A,lc~'n. aged
,r' ,r..ni. ar. respectfully uvifcl % attend TIE
t1l from h- lf' reside irr ~ ~" "ai save,
b. au ..r..t. -t Do ..t. 90 tu.,.p'A D. ~.
Tn,.f,, 10 at i'erefsc' i-.r.n Monday.
ANDERSON 0.liu.-'ay urmint. limo 3D. ''i. 90 enc
or ei. ~ isaac Anderson. 90 the 7~tn yttr u her
r,fa af hcr late rc.lel,c sunday The 2Gih inst. az
ur,. ,r,l f-i,ul. ~ fhe family Of invited attend
i!ilIN A. TIuI.cl g.. D.. iu.r - lr.-'e. daughter 81
5 g. fl-Hrt. tar -oth trir ~ ai
d.. .t M friends lnsIcd 600 attend Ihr funeral
d. rr--fh l-f. AZ b O'Clock b. u- nom the Reformed
Church, Jamaica
uAr ON Erij juno q. llcrn Powers vile - Gcor-o f.
yl from ID West 3~'h - on Monday the 27h Inst At
a. lnrhdt atr hlnfT requested NOT to srnt i'Nrf-
ffrpnfNa .nly rhur-'iy cycuns June -. - his
r.itucc 10 Pinnl' NJ -llls e. Herring, in hs 18Th
FnrnI rom Tho ,lur Of our saviour rhe Rev nr J. "
Pullman Jtth ST. urtg ave. thls sunday, June 20 Al
2uripfk
erFVEN~oN on Friday the oith inst after lingering
Illness, t.- Nre Andrew -t"vcu-on H. p ~ me '-' year
Funeral V take place from tho second Reformed rro'yte
uinthuf,h At-t ath. 7ihive, oh Monday, the
R-invc, AMI friends arc invited attend Please send no
fuarI-.
nf e,rg and -atnn stump in the 25th year ~
H..att- and fully invited Go tttcad the
fuall from Do. s4,r, 90 broomcst. on Monday
X'th inst. li0p. 3D.
VAN BIKGEN suddenly. ~ Flushing. l.. H. saturday,
june rs Peter 4. VA bergen.
Funeral h- ate rc-lcuce kHriGfooh AAhn0h lucsley
Train leaves Hunters point 1898.
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THE SrNWARr'S BATrLE-CRY.

TO IN I = IfVF Ut 7 ~ y tUu "t'
SIR: An esteemed friend who happens to be
Included m the category Of -taiwart Conknge~ mol
,-l uiuic that hc would lihc to he favored with some
appropriate c.,-ical quotation descriptive or ilu-i:
tive OF tho great contest now being warcd AT Albany
which might. perhaps. 500, ralisiug theory Ia
iiI, t,..iin, cohorts vh,rcnpon was forwarded the
fIUuN4I- l.tlA, %, appeal itoiu hurulou
600 Charge. chester charge, Ou. bradley, ON"
Mrir the ii-t vori% of Roscoe CON-
B1t un reply hl- been received the qura'i"n prob
ah.t I.,oH-li,r,d Dot appropriate. FLHh' oAi.
Atr. lo,L, Julr -, l~-l.
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STABBED BY A THIEF.

William Kelly, age seventeen, OF No. l39
Motst, walked into n lodging house. at NO To- Green
vchst Last night aud began to rifle the pockets Of some
~ the lodrcra Being discovered he drew a pistol
a,d ared at lodger without effect. Running
do,- stars drew knife aud stabbed william Long, axe
tTentv four whom De met In The hall Long wnH taken
r. CLanherr street Hospital Policeman tOughlau, OF
- ,ty-.eycnth Precinct arrested Kelly 40 NJ 10
Tbamrsst lie was taken 10 The hospital, where he wac
nv
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The Oid rr~;rinrnt In the Jewish Church; Give lee
Mh44r4 'ftir7W WITH not -. bt W i.'ucftsJn
smith. 81. 4. Quo sol. l2an. cloth, q -.
Applrtou- Genera GIlr 10 tuitrd states and Cana
dn Tor ISL. Ono volume. complete povActbvok form.
lGlrf, - 3D.
Nc,y England and Middle states and Cansda, ono vol
Cloth. lf4rr, - 30
-oathrrn aud Western states, One vol Cloth l1ce,
81 % WIKI uulrrtIs Maps aid Illustrations.
Aufironooay. Introduction "a Ne study ~ AMI
civilization. - LdNdit H. iyi1i, author - Primitive
tutrr ttc. Win Illustrations. i2uO "a, pages. Cloth,
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UNPLEASANT CHANGES AVOIDED.

A Pullman palace car running through from
Jersey City to the west Of the Catskill Mountains thus
avoiding change Of cars for passenger has been put
on the Erie Railway The first train under this
rAnseent left Jersey City yesterday afternoon at $780,
The cement will the through car every Satur
day during the II goes ~ far a. Summit sta
tioi az me foot OF Summit Mountain TO the crown OF
pire UlI 500 feet above the Hudson, ana % many
beautiful spots the mountains, where there are
Gne hotes The same car returns Monday mornings.
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HARPER & BROS,
frank lin ANN 20.

Who WINS Psnl Grayyons iy John habb,li"n' author q
"iIecns Babies &c. Illustrated square Omo cloth. ST.
Hunting Adventures Land ind sea. The Young MIN.
rod In N0rb Amefics for Boys. By n W.
KNOX CopOusy Illustrated -vo, cloth " 90
Uarpcrs CycopR dla OF British and American Poetry
Edr hy lpvs sargent 1903 ns0, hluDnAted clVth col
Ortd ctigvs, 81 80.
The story of Helen Troy. Novel; Hy the anthof Oh
Golden Rod. ldyl Of Mount Desert" l0no cloth, e.
Tue MiIers Daughter. Novel. BY Anns Beaie kt0
I.DL L l.uIn
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cmARLG- .oRInNEn.- -oNs

The Cat An i4triueion g. M -Ids q cs o"nst Ant
lIIi- i-uia..- i.t 81 fft.f@ Nstrt - AUS
traf.nus tnl. crown Hfo. fnol1fr- ff"l
yYo,nan- IIapdiw ork IN Nederp Homes ny ron'
HtffI tnr fugfHr ~tu, hprri 10 burl'
from H.
-el- t Ilrl .u, i.l-lnA Eu4't. De"rsr Gibson and
ut.fr-. fllst. -.
Tier. nnd Traitor. Beng Pant second ~ "rle
Hol.r g JULES Verne. one volume l-ml pg1,p,cy las-
fi.i,d. - 3D.
The English In ireland in the XylIith Century. BY
James h-Hy fIo.D.r ifF's ~vo an iIp NrE
I.rj Ldlt0u, villa supplementary hapter Frc' fctAcei
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
NIDNIGHI WE1IHER REPORL.
GOVERNNENT EDlCATION>.

WAsmNGToN. June PC ] a.m.--lhe harom-
etor i- highest m tc Atlantic coast states and i'""i 10
Dakota Occasional rain has fallen 200 Tic Upper
Mississippi valley. The Lake 1on, the Midi" ~"Hth
Atlantic and last Gulf etntr, md Teuucf~e' and th'
Ohio Valley Light -ouh.r, winds pr vail n the Atlantic
coast and Gulf state. and tLc Lower Miis.iIGA Nt"'
elsewhere they ale Ieh and variable. Tie temperature
hu- generally risen emit OF tlr Mtu-TpW ENcr except
80 Sew husband. "a h,re % Lac renlp ntn stationary.
Tho highest Temperatures reported Nr'rr'i' VIZ,
l01 Iurr Ia.-. lOri. Hf Coucho % Fort -ii hi.
Montgomery go al tor.lctna. \lek- hhs ahd browns
vile.
Irdicehong mr. fo-fdB
For hc Middle Atlantic states. warmer partly ci"Hu}
weather local rius winds mostly routAcriy stationary
barometer 90.
For Nrw England. partly oloudy weather followed ny
local rains variable yiudr. STATIONARY temperature "'
barometer
Tudic0ityue f0r t-norrOir.
Local rars are indicated on Monday for the Nlu'''
States and Sew England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

Eternal Purpose. study ~ The scripture poetune ~
d. mortality l4fi1, extra cioth. II -.
Cotnsilir mud Racine. By Henry NJ TfOiop" lNmn
Iln,. ,"tl - If,d by Mrs OlplAut
Alton Thorpe. A novel By LIcv y. Janucy. Cheap
LdltYu. l-no. Paper cover 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
FORDs, HOWARD 4 hilbert.

pleughed IBder. The story ~ ~ Indian thir Told ~
himself With an Introduction about Indians ~ lhsbts
Iheauha tRught tyr, o the foncLs. lsno, cluth I'D
form With 4 fOuls brand 81.
The Goapel History conunuo,. narrative woven inis
the ~ lhe Pour Vingests. By James T. Gilmore ri
mund knee and the Rev. Lyman Abbott, ID ltmo 'aS
up. cloth, "a , S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
GEORGE =. PrTNiWs SONS,

The Journal Of Farmers Daughter. 49, Elaine
GD r Dies nf studies nud pictures, IN pin~, o. Iarh
No. n ne BeIA-iIe !llis, with view Of Say Farm lomo,
Iff FL -i.
Mudcmoi-ciie Bi-mnrck By Henri kocheiort square
lfu1 c.HtI. 81 payer. buc"lts
The sword Of Dnmoelrs by Anna Katharine Green
Large l.nlu g. tn EXTRA u 90
Certain Forms Of Nervous DernnScn,enf. ny William
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THE NEW COMET.
Contlnnca Gran rir.t Pnrc.

dozen claimant. for the Warmer s-oo prize n f. or-
yertci thli spcrtro-copir examinations no" .r me
hr~t time possible. viii reveal much OF the ply -cal
character 90 comets.
cHuNNATL june 25.-prof,-sor ormord stone ~ tie
Cincinnati Observatory. ha- made two onsc-atan- Of
The comet. b. still believes that U is tlr comet ~
nnd the same one seen by by Dr Could On S'nth
America.
Bo,Tov. juno %. Decorations ~ Harvard College
Observatory tonight with tha -rrctr scoop, establish
thc fac that The spectrum Of The nu ru- o. tAc .'et
continuous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
sCRIBNER Il WEXFORD.

History Of sncirni Egypt. Rv George Pa~ns,n. A.
With lulg and -hl Illustrations. Vols. 0to l,lJO lpl,
&-l
History offreek sculpture Prom -" earliest q i's
dntu fu fuc n lliltS F \ = murray, 81 ~" hUNr1
Nu-'Im Win go Illustrations. ROYAL ~so cloth - o.
France nnd French th' second Hat - the Nine-
f'tnfl ttluf. if hnr Nud.ianh Trans ttfd RON ine
L---L ---.l--. L.L----n W. .-.---. q -
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-. PETERSON a BROTHERS.

Bcllnh. A ral. ~ Bnuany by octave ftliicf Price,
= cent. 100 paper. 90 - Boa cloth
The Itle By octave Fcnl't Price. 50 cents
The Count de Camor.. by octave FcuiAci Price, -
ccnts 100 paper cover nr 81 IS 10 cloth
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MACMILLAN & 60.

The Enslish Ports Complete IN folt Volumes. averaging
nr1ft tup pages students dtnh Prl'r per volume
Nc,y tirw- irolnndi ol Irish Land Gri",ance- ani
I,ar,- h charles Ku-seiL .. e., N. T. I%nD cloth, sl
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HODERTS BROS,

ny the Tber. by The author Of "sisncr honsdinPa
Niece" 81 30.
Blc..rd saint Certainty by the author OF His Majesty.
Myscli' ~ 3D.
The Head OF MedTsa. ny George Fleming author Of
ismrtn - 81 90
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LAME- Il. O-GOOD & 90.

O4sood's American Guidr Books. New Englanf. Mari.
Ysluce. Mia- -ta'r-. ~ o. Mnunfap~ 500 d. 'UD
pa,~- bound flexible r cloth. scores Ell" Maps.
81 1u rll Do.
A NamrleS- NobIenan The initial volume lGmo. pr.oe
elftfti- Round Robin series
Lesson In Love. prose iiyl - SewYork sycety
e. lnd volume ~ Round robin -rfirs.
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CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.

Absraei Of meteorological Report pr me 0eek edsd a. D. ~
June 20. lssi.
BARoMETKa Inches IikAhohkIkE D"st re- :
a ~, Irne on 10000 Maxtf D m June ig). %
Mas H. June ~ 1855 Mimic H., June 81. ~ y
Range 49, Range -'o'o
Distance travelled by wind during The week 9SS mica
IlEMAAks-No rain this week.
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THE ARcnnIsuoP OF GUArrNALA.

HAVANA. june 25.-Ihe death is announced
NJ the Archbishop OF Guatemala who was perprtually
banishcd by the Government Of Guatenala IN ls7l. lie
has since then lived IN Havana.
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Calvary { hureh.
NET itli.afp and lists

Calvary Church.
corner itlafU. and -lrt-st-
Serylce- at II a. ni. aud D.
tanner 4 ni,o SUNDAY NIGHT G " SAWYER will
coudns syees ~ Lao singing by the large choir Adnia
sion fee.
FIRST Babfi-t Church. corner Pals ave and 39th st
prra, INNS Id a. by the Rev. A II. ANEll IL d. D.,
aud = D. m. by tAc ~. j. sTANFoHD hOLAt4 u. ID;
Young Peoples Prayer Meeting Monday evening. General
Meeting FRIDAY evening" both eoalieucuB vi D. u
stranger cordially invited
First society fSplriiuans Republican HAL 80 West
$40 Ia-f service uutu september MIS-. BRIGHAM
The morning. answering questions suggested BY
iAe audience ENenz service al 40 hubott anioubeed
Al tln lnctule.
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no-,y and johnson. Their ,ompApn- aud counp %.
- j. r Mal.r LID - 4ut 30 cents
The scottish CoNenantrr- By James Taylor d D., A.
= D.. 4-- page, 20 aud 30 cents
History the Free TRADE Movement In England. ~
AusI-tua MuIgftii.u. 30 and 1O cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

A railroad freight car ran into street car No.
60 Of the Belt Line last night ut Ienthaye ana lhir
tc,bst and smashed IT, Mrs Judge, ago tortyhyc, Of
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OBITf IEi.
L o. LYNiN.

PANAMA. June IT, - The steamer Costa
Rico from Central America. brought news az TIE death
NJ OIL o. LYMAN pursrr ~ the Pacific Mail steamer
Ccnn which sailed th, port for san francl'co on
me i5tb tnat The body Was buried AZ -ra. Mr.. Ly-
man wac native OF Ncw-Nork. where his family sin
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HENRY HOLT a. CO.,
~ East l3d-st.

WsIiace'- Rnssia. l2mo 81
A Russian Prison Hurled Alivei or Ten Years Penal
ser. ude IN siberia 80 kelor Doatoyonsky lZi1o u DO
AHnt,sr Of Pari t;lrL By Theodote Glts lGmo uess
uUuI Soiicsh 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 26-l a. m.-Durns the clear
and fair weather Of yesterday the changes In the bar
omcter we're slight The temperature ranged between
so and 757 the 06is being l0ii, lower than
Oh the corresponding day last year and 80 higher than
Warmer and clear and partly coudy weather. and pos
sbly an occasional shower late IN the day may 10 e1
peeled to-day IN tnis city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
GHTON. MIFFLIN 400.


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Of The tatipn -
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CA-,ELL. pErTER. -GALPIN 81 90.


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edition, pfrfAsr and supplementary chapter
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

HrR oNT.HUNDREDASDF FIFTH BIRTHDAY
Uot DyRNYss n H. June 25.--hrs. Hannah Cox
reached her lO5u birthday to-day, and MAS visited By mum
Der Of friends.