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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-04-09

Spring styles of ulsters and circulars
are now displayed at S. LIE Gault & Sons.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-04-09

Mrs. Champions millinery opening
next Monday.
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Weather Report for the Week ending
Thursday Evening March 81. 1881.

Snow fall for the week, 2 inches.
n. B.-The above observations are
taken at sunrise in the morning, at noon
and at sunset in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
SERIOUS RIiLR04D lccTDrNr

PASSENGER CAR oN TILE NEV-JEHsEY SOUTHERN
ROAD THROWN FE)M TIE TRACK AND SEVERAL.
PERSONS INJURED.
tTEON A. OCCASION poNDi>r or T,i. Ti.,,-vl
LAKEWOOD, <. j., July 11.-Thc 5:I5 a. ~.
train from Ee0lort TO Atlantic city and Tlilalplil
over me NcyJer,ey Southern hallway met With ar ae-
c'dont ths morning, while crossing bridge az the ot,i
Of Lake Carasao, onc-quarer Of II mile south oil Lake
wood. one passenger Was thrown from tho track
and the conductor and three Passengers were injured
The ua!u, consisting OF an engine, bagga1c car and
one Passenger coach le Lakewood az SOL d. M an, AT
the north end of Carasao bridge crossed an iron fr"
in the track The engine and baggl ;a ear pa scl sl W
and crossed the bridge bat the passenger coach l. e
track nj the frog. which had been split in two icccs
and ran over the ties OF the bridge, crowang tho to-
gethcr and ripping ont tho heavy bolts As the coach
neared the centre of the bridge ii broke loose from the
baggage car and then the bridge fell 0vcrturninc ia,
coach ami landing il in the bed the stream Grrou oct
below and twenty feet from the line Of the track
Scyenty-iyc feet OF the bridge which is feet long
We're carried away. Fortunately the water was only q
The condvctor. Andrew Robbins ran from, the coanb
70 me rti"rm ~ the first jar ia order TO ut on t"
tt'I =. i ''ii'st ,"'f 'H' cars t"l"i"ltt. ue
trcd 20 jump INTO the baggage clr. b'i c ID ano
was thrown forty feet from the track atif uii.t Il
post llia injuries are internal. and hc - ,onitu +,
Dlo1 'iJoi FauAcntor, OF Rod Bank, gem
cra freight agent OF The Newt rvscg @nurl Ra rn.d
was on toe TRAIN seated with MI Caleb WRIGHT allnr
VISOR OF trains on the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Major.
I%rmcuUcr Wa- severely bruised about Tire nip. Mr.
wright caught m overhead vcnt1tor and cling - II
uhti thc c"@ch aHdod H tle stream. and then dropped
on Eo ROOF, She being overturned. Mr. Won,! igd
OF brd%'i ION pjN'on@cr, was severely bruised Mrs
Robinson and three ciidrcn. Of iatcNoOd were j., M
car Tho children escaped without iuur, but A!. Ron.
inson is brui. ed about th, body and lambs.
The injured persons were conveyed - dr. Ncrr,r,,,,
injuries believed to ~, fata m" wrrcline t re-
paired tic bridge and the night trains viii oaa ofor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
TIE COURI&
CRIMINAL CASES IN QUEENS COUNTY.


In the Queens County Court of Sessions,
Monday Conrad Flick, indicted for violating the Excise
law was placed on trial. The jury unable agree
Yesterday Flick was again placed trial for keeping
disorderly house at Woodhayen; he was found guilty
md nned $780, the alt rnatve being days imprison
ment in the Penitentary. Alonzo =. Petit was tried
for selling liquor Sunday at Jamaica convicted and
fined 500 or given fifty days in the County Jail.
John Lang formerly detective the Long Island
City Police force who Is indicted, with owen Cavanagh
FOR blaclnai in obtaining money from number of poor
persons at ssyc and Astoria for permits keep pigs
representing themselves as coming from the Health
Board, was placed on trial yesterday and several
ncsses testified 10 paying him money for the permits
Taylor the Health Officer, testified that permits were
Issued by the Board, and that there such office
a. Deputy sanitary Inspector which Lang represented
hllhsc TO hold The caec will be concluded today.
Lawrence Madden, OF the Astoria ma skcd burglars
arrested three months by Inspector Murray, will be
pinccu on tIlal to-day. Last evening William james,
Hn"S fattY WEIGH who ia serving term at Auburn
M inc same ON nee, was brought from the prison to
ul against Madden. James shot Madden tho night
OF lhe burglary IN quarrel about the division OF
nIcr Willn they were crossing the river from Asto-
rt IN small boat, and it thought the that
MADDEN; who jumped overheard when he was shot, was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
INTERESTS.
TIE WAR II RATES.
no CHANGE IN TIE POSITION OF THE coNTENDING
y AIT pO

no CHANGE IN TIE POSITION OF TIE CONTENDING
RAILROADS.
There was lttle change yesterday in the
position of the contcnding railroads which battling
rates Tho conflict in passcn ger trac grows crcer
each day and appears have just begun In the
castbound freight business the actual rates I'M
known 20 any except railroad officers and
shippers The Westbounl business is done at serious
reduction from schedule rates. 1t is probable that
effort restore rates Wcst-bound shipments Will he
made The agents Of one OF the Western roads
laughed scofuly at the claim Of the trunk line officers
that the Chicago rate not being cut.
"Thc trunk ncs,' he said doing the cuttin for
us, and they know it. If they get 60 the
70 cents Chicago rate, they think themselves
lucky; and they for they oftcner take less They
take what they get and that is growing less every
day
To outward appearances the phase of the passenger
rates que ton yesterday different from the day
before In front OF the NcwYork Central the New
York, Pcnnsy lvania and Ohio offices in Broad
way large pllcard5 posted stating to all
wayfarcrs that within tickets 70 the West could
be purchased at the lowest Inquiry the desk
showed these rates to be about tho Monday,
that is about % per cent than the regular schedule
prices. The fact that tho New York Central had thus
openly published that had become unstable enabled
as the of the irrcmlarity, and
to describe their own "mcetng OF It's rates.
Even the PennSyly Road, which up to yesterday
maintained at least sembanco of fathrulucss to the
schedule, threw OF all pretcncc and openly into
the market with ia tickets.
"What is the attitude OF your company in the passenger
rates wor" TGiBuNE reporter asked Mr. Carpenter
the general Eastern passcnscragcnt of the Pennsylvania
Road.
owe are meeting the other companies, and shall con-
tinuc to do So" h. answered
Arc your asen,s selling tickets Chicago for $1j on
. Yes, 10 chose who ask for that rate"
" itis there been II conference os ticket agents to-
NO, and the prospects are that. there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
CAT.E\DARS-.U'TY II

SUPREME COURT -CHNMBEEs- Held by Cullen Court
opcnsat n Calendar called at i m.NOs. o u, As.
OG, l6i. III. lI6. l1S. rs?
GENERAL TERa-AdjouIned until July %.
CNcun-PAis !, II AMI - L-Adlo urrcd sine die.
SUPERIOR COtAf-SPECIAL IEI.A-Iruax J.-i Ourr
nj l. m-No ,iAy calendar
THAI TFEM PART !, II and ITT-Adnurncd for Term
CoMhoS PLFis- CENTRAL TkRf-Adiourned for tlr
SPECIAL TfN Hold by JUDGE IIrreuorc ~ partc apnli-
cations win be heard between 0:30 and II O'Clock
motions nj u O'clock
MARINE Corgr-rRnL TERM-PARr l. IL and ITI-Ad.
lourncd the
GENERA SFssoNs-PAHT I-Cowing. Court opens at II
m.lhc People aet William Siudrim, h,uicle: Robert
Livingston, Ihoma, Wilson, EAthpIuc Wilson. iphhrry
james Hines John Cr"nn. Timothy Sullivan, iclonious
sauh and battery ou> ta' ins Wluau Dempsey. John
boyd,t fac Mcfy " licnr Sclumaol cr, George Bcr-
nard. Edward King patrick NJ Donald. William ard bur.
eary John CORY Richard Roberts Morgan j. Trcer Pat
mex fcndciest Hchar j. Collins, lac from the UcIson
tthWiur saunders, william Taylor, Auuio McGrlW. Dcil
ConuorS Mcnaci falan, Ipgrulo b. Anderson Maggie oe
Michael Harley, grand larceny Glctauo Manfciui false
prtouc's Mary triretw, r-tit larceny Michael Earan.
canary roho"rr .la.' lex " i. smith, PERJURY.
PARI II-AdlouIntd for tho Ifiln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
SUGGESTIONS OF TUANKsGIyIVG

SPRINGFIELD Ill.,, July 12.-In response TO
the telegram from Governor Foster, of Ohio, eu.csng
the propriey of setting apart, by the action
or the Governors OF the states day OF living
the recovery the President Governor Cuo has for
warded the following:
SPRINGFIELD H. July11
His EIeeleney CHARLES FOSTER, Gorcr,ar Coiia5,ts,
Your telegram Of the 1oth received this morning My
teelns are IN harmony in Your views in reference 10
the Proplety OF tetti. apart by concurrent action Of
the governor Of the states, ot day OF tapksymg in
view OF the gratifying recovery Of the President would
wien The Prczidcnts eonysccmSe is fy as a 'f
f tHk II emnc1t{ proper that y@p should take the ni-
CHICAGO H., July 12.-Governor Smith, OF Wisconsin,
has sent the following from Madison:
TO Has Ercce"cy Gorern0r CHARLES FOSTER, C0hl J,,s
Sincerely rejoicing at the cheering prospect of the
the proi~lcty o. setting apart day Of thanksgiving and
pray to t o Gc1 ct Nations esy c9ncmr in your
other Executives The people Of Wisconsin have been
such a day. WILLIAM +. SMITH, Governor.
AUBURN, y. y, July 12.-The Common Council has
adopted resolution calling upon the Mayor to provide
FOR suitable celebration in the event OF President Gar
AUGUSTA, Me- July 12.-In response TO telegram sent
by Governor Foster, of OHIO, relative to appointing
day public thanks giving and prayer in the Pro5
dent f1lly RECEIVERS, Governor Paised promptly sent
the following:
To The Hon. CHAs FOSTER, GocernOr of Ohio Col,mJ3ts
ohio.
heartily concur in proposal for day of public
Thanksgiving and PRAYER in view Of the hopeful condition
OF the President the day 10 be hxeda the public
mind shall rcst in the belief that the calamity his
death is avoided The universal sentiment the people
OF Maine is OF profound gladness to Almighty God
Tor his admirable goodness in shielding the President
against the deep dainnation OF the attempt TO take his
life HARRIS NJ. PLAIsrED.
1SAS FRANCIsCO, July ia dispatch from Sacramento
says that Governor Perkins has agreed to Governor
Fosters proposition for "a National Thanksgiving Day
upon the Presidents recovery the day TO be named
when he il out OF danger.
CINcINNATI July 1.-the officers of the Young Mems
Christian Association, With District Indiana have
directed that July "a be observed general prayer
meeting day throughout the district in songs
anu prayers oil praise fOr the improved condition OF the
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.

At meeting of the Grand Circle Republican
Club, held az No. 1,7s7 broadway last evening reso-
tons of sympathy with the President adopted
The With Assembly District Republican Central Club
has sent letter of sympathy with the President his
family to Secretary Blaine the signatures OF Joseph
ii. Hanson president, W. S. Manning, secretary and j..
r. Hapine, chairman of the Executive Committee.
The Board OF Officers OF the 9TH Regiment, National
Guard OF NewJersey has adopted resolutions in relation
to the attempt the life OF the President and extend
Ing the sympathy OF the board to the family OF the Pres
dent.
AT the regular meeting Of Lincoln Post No II, Grand
Army OF the Republic at Newark, resolutions Were
adopted denodncng the attempted assassination of Pres
dent Garfield and ordering the treasurer OF the Post TO
Haw order the Relief Fund. the amount thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
NiT-iL INYEILIGENCX.

WAeHNGroN, July 12.-Midshipman Leroy
NJ Garrett has been ordered TO the apprenticeship Con-
sttuion. Passed AssistantSur,eo John Bags ord red
to duty at the Marine Rendezvous nj Baltimore Passed
Acknowledgements Horny e. Smith, ordered 10 tAe Tai
lapoosa Passed AssisianiPny Curtis II. Thon
son, ordered 10 settle his accounts ava then wait orders
AsNls master Miuanl W. Gait, ordered 10 the
Dispatch Assis iGNt- PaymnsttT G. W littlcnpld or
dcrcd to the Ajax ana other monitors in jones River
Passed Assistant Engineer Warren b. Baylcy has been
placed on waiting orders.
The Naval Board, of which Admiral John Rodgers il
president, convened by order of Secretary Hunt To in
ycsu&atc ana report upon The condition and wants of
the Navy with a view reorganization has began lis
sessions at the Navy Department..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
A STEAMSHIP COMPANY DISSOLVED.

The United States and Brazil Steamship
Company, which vas organized in 1862 gave up bust
ness october when contract it had for carrying
the mails expired by limitation. November % 1850,
Mcssrs William Il, Garrison J. f. Navarro, Mortimer
ward George Bell and $. G. Wheeler, r who made up n
majority Of its directors pettioned the Supreme Court
in this city to dissolve the corporation. They stated
That the company was unable 10 pny its debts and
likely to acquire means TO do by continuing the bust
ness.
Thomas n. Wheeler appointed referee in tho matte"
ana ne reported In favor OF the petition. lie asccraned
that the company owed $26OS73 -. and had only
S-3I ~, with some books assets. The Indebtedness
or the corporation is all to c. n Garrison, and Is for
money loaned Justice cullcn, in Supr Court Cham
bers, yesterday, made order dissOlyn the corpora
ton and appointing william X. Garrison receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
THE COS7IGAN MURDER TRTIL

The trial of James Costigan for the murder of
George w. Harvard i'll the Kings County Court of
Sessions was continued yesterday, the evidence be-
ing completed before the afternoon recess Profess
sOr A. G. Eaton gave expert testimony in regard to
the blood stains on COstigan's knife. Costiyan in
his own defence, denied all connection with the
murder. After the counsel had summed no the "a Sc
in the afternoon, the jury charged and retired
at O'clock At a late hour last evening no agree
mcnt had been reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
BANK ROBBERY IN IOWA.

SIDNEY, Iowa, July 12.-The bank of Davis
& Sexton, at Ryerton was robbed OF $1,000 to-day
Two men rode into the town ana hched their horses
back of The bank While MIR. Sexton getting money
from the safe to change bin for them, they leapcd
the counter, placed rcyovcrs at his head took the
money, ned BY the back door, and rode deliberately
away, inviting the crowd to follow At the accounts
the robbers the Missouri line and the prospect
OF their capture IL not good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
DIR. AGNEW ENCOURAGING HOPE

HAvEEFORD COLLEGE, Penn, July 12-Dr. D.
Hayes Agnew said this evening in speaking OF the
changes in the pulse and temperature of the Prcs-
dent: "1hesc periodical elevations Of pulse and
temperature under the circumstances are 10 bc an
ticipated, and argne nothing necessarily Unfavor-
able. The con iiiOn of the President appears TO be
favorable, and reasons at present exist to lessen
the hopes entertained of his ultimate recovery"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
incorporation IN ILLINOIS


KNAKAAEE, IT., July 12-Arlclcs Of IN
corporation of the Indiana Illinois and Iowa Railroad
Company were recorded IN this county today. This ia
the now company organized to carry on the wor, bron
zen years ago by the Plymouth, Kansakcc and Pacific
tOmpany. The amount Of the capital stock uaIird ia
$l,5OO0OO. Tho line VIII hc but from Piymogtll md
To point on TIE cast bank OF the Illinois .Nr in MGR,
Ger county From Plymouth, Ind, to 5Ieatol, H. the
rOadbcd Is nrendN lslilled. ~ Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
GOING OTT OF BTSINESS.

Justice Cullen in the Supreme Court, Chambers
appointed Monday John r. Reid OF No. 27l Broadway,
rs referee to take testimony in action recently begun
by the directors of the AmIty Fire IDsurancc Company
Tor the appointment of receiver and The dissolution of
the corpontion The company ceased doing business in
1870, and rensurcd its risks other responsible
panes. Tho assets amount to about $500 and the
Liabilities to about 3, 600, some of which consist OF dis
Ulitel claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
31ropoeals.
PROPOSALS FOR LABOR IN L. S. PUB
Lie STORES AT NEWNORK
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
% T. by


WAsHISGTov d. e., July g 1881. :
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN that scaled proposals VIII
pc rec Nei ut the Ire anry Dopruuo M in a,iutoD until
labor IN Unit d states Public store AZ OK.
Each bid must be accompanied by bond, wish Good
and sufficient surees the
proper contract VIII he entered INFO without
der and that bond vii Zoe executed by
$4,000 Tor the faithful performance OF such contract which
VII DC o the term Decing August 10 1884, and ending
rne ~ 0 ana 80 framed az u permit the secretary Of tie
Treasury TO snnu il az any time
The Department reserves The glt reject any
bids to waive defects shall deemed for the
OF the 60 %
The bids shan be addressed the Secretary Of tho
Proposals for Labor in Pubic stores Nev-Yo,s"
information REGARDING The manner of making the Dis viii
DC gwen ~ the collector on application.
The contract viii be subject To The following conditions,
VIZ:
rhc tor VIII be required 10 receive al goods sent
of the store rs shall DE designated by Appra
them thcnc" and deliver thm 20 the clrfmcn outside thc
SOMA attention t. the business during the hours The
required 10 De kcpt
p TO furnish a IA for the hosting engines and heating
the Dudi0g oil O nlicatug the merry,
ANA iric as, .u4 water AMI sas 80 tIe hnillinr.
3 To employ the engine aui the
and gas apparatus ana to Dee responsible for IN r actions.
found on the propr hooiS, under the rcquis0n II the
Appraiser.
open Stores ana to sweep aaa clean the
floors ana halls and urn overall waste paper the oil
rctoT or al" Nnior ihc rs-'ll2 ions
o. VIII Pc allowed Ia place at the Teceiving door
rlpl. condition OF the packages when
Appraiser SHAH Doe ready to ..Xamin" and verify Ihem
- III be hold responsible, Tor al losses o. goods 10y hcs
- And VIII be- qDirod 20 submit The names OF intended
poYcs 10 Tho Collector, without whose
be engaged 0r rei4ine by ITO 'ltr1 Tor.
(SisneO WILLIAM WINDOW,
d, J, a. [.