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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14


The bondsIncn held meeting last ght and de
cdcd to tahc possession OF the olhce uut the books
enid be eN.IlDco. The Board Ol Aldermen VIII
met tomorrow night To take suitable ACTON Ie-
gardms tie Death ol Nj. MOTIFS anu 10 choose MS
Charles Benncr, the attorney employed by the
Ciu2~nS Committee TO prosecute the chTtcs dgalus;
MAJOR De beVolse, sand Ast hlghl' Inc utdlA
government of Long Island City IN a
worse uuddic than Eer tofore has existed do not
in ak that the intentions OF Mr. MOru5 were other
wise than honorable, max he hls been burned ana
bounded by the pOI lcltns until he ON,otcpJeG Ihc
hunt Of the law lie sad 10 me the Olnei daN :
There p cGsure III lNlhg thls way. ana IL Iltd
. ~. Oi I would blow NY brains out / dld not
tLink at the time that he was speaking seuousl. .
/ went To his Office tins morning to serve Il man
dainus on him compelling he payment 01 certain
warrants which ncd. knew nothing at The uAe
Of his DEATH nor dId MS son ana Son-in-iaw, VIVA
" .om waited tOI las return. Ihcy SAID he WOnid
probably Oe back sOon.'
How about IA. successor =
&" / he election OF his successor Is just where the
rouddle benus IN a contingency like this the
cuartcr authorized the Common Council 70 appoint
a man TO iii Tie vacancy I'll ihc election IN NONem-
pcr. Iucu the people VIII elect "A man 10 serve our
Tie uncXplIed term. Ihc term expires on January
! ana ihtu here Is vacancy again, ana we are
lust where We were before. HE question
Is hard one to settle un.ess
we nut up two candidates and VOC
m November for one to ill the uneXprcd term and
one 10 ill the tenn. Ihe bondsmcn OF Sir. Nor
lis came 10 me to-day, and asked me what was the
best thing iOI them 10 90 under the CIRCUMSTANCES.
told them | thought II was legal Tor them 10 20
and take possession OF the Office and books. They
are on the bond 500 900, ana II Is proper that
they should protect their interests"
ia an interview had with a tribune reporter ON
Ipril 20 AT the tine OF the Arrest OF mayor DC
Beyo.se Mr. Morris sand he was annoyed al The
action OF the CluZcns' Committee and SAID
concerning his bond: never thought 1t
far that hau to give a 100000 bond, while
none was required from the Mayor although ne
could demand check ON any warrant he signed
astH ! H40 Ip 81 ID a II
ihe funeral Of Nj. MONS viii take place To-
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
THE NEW.HIuPSHIRE DEMOCRATS
MARTIN v b. EuGERLY NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
HE PLATFORM.


CoNcORD y. H., Sept l3.-Thc Democratic
state Convention i'm this city this morning ~lllron
If,tfciua of Incnua made president and delivered
a., adr. lie said that the establishment of correct
,riurl. WAS more important tuu the selection Ga lew
narr holders lie suggested that 10 would DE wise for
lion i'm both state and Federal affairs, involving TIE
modification of the internal revenue system, the u-
mediate revision OF the tariff laws making criminal the
diversion of the public funds 10 partisan purpose hNcd
tenure of an officers, and the un-lhilhs hppucaloh OF
iu-ticc to nl yioutor- OF public trust.
The Committee Credentials reported ''b t.t-ulc,
entitled tn SEATS Martin V Is. Edgcrly was nominated
ms the candidate for Governor ON the MT ballot Mt
To- choice. only scattering votes were cast against
The platform demands thorough and radical reform
ln state expenditures; cquul ia'du"E "I properly
mint of the anti bribery bill defeated by the a~t Leg
stature II deuouncc- the present system OF black
mailing Oniccholirr-, Government clerks ana employees
Uracti-cd hy the Republicans, ana declares ialtthlr
,',o.itnn IA an unuouorS. II declares for complete
renrn i'm IA, civil service and prononccS the present
t,rid oppressive. The platform mrthrr declares us
toIn,y. We believe that the present tdrlu ~NSicW Is
r,ntlaI and oppressive and demand MS immediate Ic
view with alarm the -alc oi -iiliuuu- liquors I'D an
m. cities and larger towns of the state. ana we charge
the Republican party with coWardly ana dc>lsncdly
cyudiug the enforcement of the prohibition law We
recommend the applying OF the surplus revenue OF the
Cn,f,rrut to the payment Of the public debt instead
of .9tuudcrpe ~ n Wu-ciul ana cXtra1ugunt cNprndi
ure- of sir doubtful -titutuunN u~ the ElNtr ana
II,flor lately passed over the Presidents Ncto'
Tho resolutions further demand the Adjustment of 500
siprr,i.ory election officers appointed 10y tc itpdp
cnu- and ciurGc tine Republican party Win The plhc
flee, nl wholesale bribery at elections. Wuch nave h.tuc
Grand auction aud tlc officer 20 to i inquest li"'i
NJ. Tlltr, g. Gray and Alden b. smith, oi Derry,
mud Henry 4. Emerson OF Irnuhtr, were hoNllhhl'u
candidate, for railroad commissioners by ucclunation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

Championship Match were made up IN inc sta'is
teal office on Tuesday tho ticket or captain ?. ~
Day of the 9th United states ArtlleIy, couu ioo
be- fonnd ond L. +. Webster was placed frst, WIN u
score of 40 The ticket was subsequently found
and Yesterday morning 1T was announced sIat zap
tain Day had won the stage with score OF w
The great event of to-day Will be the hrst stage
of the international Military Match All ,i1 PI'p-
immense number of people will gather TO witness
the contest. Trains viii run for their accoi no
da ion from Long Island City at T30' SOU V'o1
1885 and 1873 a. M, ana TT6o match
will begin at / o'clock on the WesI
range Targets 3 and and q and VIII be useu
for the shooting at 200 yards after whIch lle scco
will be changed TO the East range, where targc,s
cross triangle. W and VIII DC used' tle cnVioJ ~
he determined by the toss OF Il com. Large uul lc
tins will keep the spectators advised OF the progress
OF the match as fast as each shot ~ Hfcu. cIi
Henry IIalford and Colonel Bodlne nave
fixed the shouting order OF thcr tr ,nom 90
follows: Hriush-iirst target, Major HuDPhry'
Captain Godsal Major Pearse. Corporal OiIvcI'
Sergeant Bates, Private McNlttc; second TARGET
Lieutenant Heap. Private ltouter, Corporal faITl'
Private GOOdear, Sergeant Dous ana Co'P1luI a!
well, Amcricans-Frst target, Private hlnds' II
vatc Ogden Sergeant McNcvn, Captain AIklhsOn'
Major Shakcspearc Colonel Howard second tdrRoi'
Sergeant Doan, Private Alder, private IohaId,
Private IinInan, Sergeant Pauldlng ana IiN"'e
Smith. , ~
Mr. Rathbone, Or. Dudley Mr.. DE Forrest; Dr.
Tabcr,haw and Mr.. Brown who won the IMAM
pion's Match yesterday VIII SIT at the hrhg polhls
M the mld-rangcs ana give the men the Ochth' OF
their knowledge of the influence OF the wlnd ana
wca her in shooting Captain Mcdonnell, OF the
Eighth Precinct, AID FORT policemen VIII DC Oh
hand to preserve order, the Board OF Ponce Com
mlssioncrs having directed that detail D"Hldue' Oh
the offer OF the National kllc Association 10 pay
the salaries and expenses OF the men, ~
The match fund has been increased To'O by COLI
tributIons during two days rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
SIZZLING COLLATERAL SECURITIES.

At the Exchange Sacsroom yesterday 5000
shares OF Hannibal and II. Joseph common stock
yrrr sold at MA. The stock was collateral
5, curty for a note Tor TljOouO given 10y john Z.
Dun to William }. hutchinson on Marcn =. The
note passed into the hands OF George X. Sistare $
sons who yesterday sold the security alter proper
publication. hey also sent notice to Mr. Dun that
ihey should hold him ion the difference due them
on the note. The day before the note fell due Mr..
Duh informed the 1irn that lie should 10, pay IT,
and forbade them to dispose OF tbs stock plcdscd
AS security Nil Duif took no further steps TO pre-
wont the sale Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

Next ON the programme was me Irmy ana nary
JOarHdi Match, open 10 teams OF twelve from inc
Army, Navy. Marine Corps, or National Guard OF
the United states. The weapon specified VAS such
as had uecn issued the puDilc expense 10 ne or
palIation winch the team represented. lie dis
lance was 800 yards, seven rounds allowed cdch
man. ! he tTsi PRIZE was asiiyer trophy presented
b. colonel Chn.ciI OF THE Ar0,y and ldry JOurhdt,
and valued AT 800. This prze must be won thiee
times before II becomes the property Of ne Wihhef
1T WAS won last year by the Battalion OF Engineers
lie second pie was 800 c;lsu trophy OF equal
value There were eleven teams entered IN TINS
match. The team of the l3th Regiment OF Penn
syVauia Won tie trophy. Inc score was us iOl-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
THE ORIOLE FLSTITAL.
LorD BALTIMORE RECEIVED BY THE CITY BEARING
Ills NAME.

Ills NAME.
BALTIMORE, Md, sept, 13.-Ihis, the sec
ord t.t, OF the Oroic festival, Was IJtu Ba.umor p
dav lc celebration OF the uay was begun WIln pro-
c,siou Of DOats down tine haTOor, where the steamer
carving Lord Baltimore ami rcuuuc WAS lnr. and
couNOycI 10 Tie city. A. the convoy passed
Fort Mciicury 1t WIS saiutcd Win a taNo ol
arnlcry Al the lauCmg hi, Loid-llp was
received by the military with an artillery stlu O.,
the ringing OF bells and other demons .rlilOns Of
we come and escorted CITY Iali. where lee was
by the Mayor uf the city. Mayor " hytr rendered
lis LoTi,p the freedom Of the city ard delivered 20
hn the 6eya. The occasion, although OsnLoG, N's one
OF mcIrlIurnt ana lcrt
After the proceeding at the City Hail. Lord Baltimore
and party Resumed tucr places IA tLc parade. in hdl-
ION 90 "a number Of CIVIC -Ntt-. luC.lGu- ten
orders o. Catholic KuightAood IN uniform. Knights of
Itflnas uuu Otl Fc4 UN-, caNacadc of 200 Wagons
r,uternfu every department OF tiadr and inauuIac-
turr Was the procession one OF luc most pIOuIt nt
features was steam tux drawn ny eight horses. VITA
.if tiu on and engine work with prop. Her 90
mo io The paraic ended al th" Academy Ut Music ia
IIu.nrd. st.. when n.r LJItanlp ntl Z q ,ptIou.
Ibe iltonl % VISITORS Ia the cay is greater than
al, plcyIo, occasion, tAoIc being large number from
Galveston Ne" ORLEANS, mobile a"d olhcf ciuca III ihr
-.,t,rt .tfIlA M T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
MR.. WEED HAS ANOTHER CHILL.

Thurlow Weed had another severe chill yesterday.
II was stated 10 reporter OF lHE tribune who
cal.eu at nls residence, No II Vest lwciith-s'"
last evening about II ,oGlqck that
then he was feeling a good zeal better. At
that time MI Weed Was CONVEX ing with "a
friend who had called TO gee him. Mr
Wccu's family felt very apprchcnslye that
thrse recurring chils mig ht be indicative of scr-
oIIs result. NJ. Weed VIII be elghty-iye years Of
axe on November 1t. His tastes are exceeding sum
Die. Above all things he haS enjoyed MS ddlIy
walks and rides IA the horse cars. Inc dcpuNdu0n
OF tin, exercise has Lad bad effect upon HIM Ills
appetite has been exceedingly poor. lie was
hopelul that he would 1ecI better after night :
rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
HOME NEW
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FTfh Arenne HotelLEmil Frey, Swiss Minis
ter at Washington; A. NJ sullivan, NJ. r.. Of Ireland ;
General A. V Rice. OF OHIO; General John 3. h9rina-
duke of ST. Louis General James A. Han OF 1iniue,
and General T. v Hagncr. and General o. T. Bobcock,
U. :. A. Breroort House-W W. Story; the sculptor. .
Irspeci General Drios b. sacket and Colonel j. d.
wilkins u. s. A. WindsOr HOfci-Wiuam Henry sInii ~
Of Chicago AUen0rie Hoiel-Baron de AIn@,' o. ln
HotcL-Mnyor NJ. " Nolan OF Albany IIo'@ BFH -
cici-ExScnatOr d. Il. st. John, OF Nc%Durg 49, -"
Netr- lOrt Hotc-ex Governor William Aiken, OF SCUM
Carolina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

burglars stole some tools from blacksmith. shoo 4,
WnlInSford last night, forced an entrance into H.p
Brothers meat market and blew the safe nearly 70
pieces. They only secured SO They tLen entered :,
number OF other places inc udng the mouse II awrcnc
HOcy, where S7j and gold watch were taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

The New-York state National Guard Match was
next shot his was Opeh 20 teams oi twelve u0n
each regiment battalion or separate company OF the
National Guard If the state. iuc distances were
700 auu 900 yards and The position staining a. Tn"
List and any, WIKI hrai 90 the taleci, AT TIE second
first priZe was 100 or 4 trophy of that value. and
fine second 200 cash. hc hr,t prze was won ny
ihe 2Oth separate Company OF On Shamt0l. The
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
2Orn sEpAnArE COMPANY.


N,Xtca.ac Tie Frs AID second DIVISION National
Guard Match. 1t was open to team, OF twelve from
each REGIMENT battalion or separate company Of The
First ,,ut second Divisions of the National Guard
I'm, match had 10 br snOt with a bennington rifle,
State model The rang, were 200 and 900 yards,
G,, shot, a. each range. The position was standing
M 200 ami any with head to inc Gngc,at 800 yards.
The hr,t pIIz. was 500 cash or trophy of equal
value. ne scconi prZc was 90. Inc 7th kegI-
,ruf won tn. hr.t PRIZE and the II h Regiment, of
Er,okIyn won the second, The score va as fol-
lt,VkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
BEyrFlT SOCIETIES lN CONVENTION.

The seventh annual convection OF Mutual Benefit
Associations o. America WAS opened yesterday aJ
Masonic Hall. There were seventy associations
from various States represented. IL was decided
10 admit the representatives, OF any corporation
that conducted business Gu the mutual assessment
plan t. +. Phelps read Il paper On the subject oil
STATE Superyislon' He SAID that II was necessary
tv provide against fraud and to prevent tho inter
ference of great corporations opposed To the move
ueut Papers wcie also read by }. \. Stoddaid, OF
Chicago on Raising Rates OF Assessment ana by
C. C. CIilord, OF Rochester on Graded Assessments
compared with Oar Plan paper on " How
Assessment Insurance can DO made permanently
md absolutely secure WAS contributed Dy l.. q.
FOuse. 49, ,,.i
lie articles of Incorporation Of the Mutual
Benefit Legislative Association Of the Ohued states
of AmcrIc, were approved yesterday by Justice
Iawrcnce in the Supreme Court, Chambers. The
trustees named for The iIst year are /, 3. Harper
Tr,man Wavpe Griswold, {. X. Held, ID. VI.
Cadweli. T. {. Landmesser, W. a. Butts, j. II.
Rrown and j. H. WcstOVer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
BROOKLYN.

While Peter Wattle-, OF No. 333 stanton-st,
NcW-l Orh, WAS working on Tuesday IN box
factory at 40. ~ tlrst-st., Il circular saw cut
oil three fingers Oh his lett hand ana tour of ms
right. lie was taken TO 81. GATHERINGS Hospital
The 18Th Regiment. under Colonel David T..
Austen, viii parade at Manhattan Beach On Tues
day. and VIII be reviewed by rlr Henry ilaliOri,
oi the British Team. The time TOR the review Is .
p. III. a large numbcr OF invited guests Will DC
present
Two policemen were dismissed yesterday by Com
missioner JOuruan Tor offences committed on Mon
day and Tuesday one, Policeman EalIey, was
dismissed tor firing shot TO stop an escaped prs-
oncr; and the oiner, Policeman MaenbuIg, ~
taillng to repo. and investigate glary.
President Murphy of the Bridge Trustee, reported
Yesterday that one days Work viii complete the
painting of the floor system. On the Franklin
SoIlare bridge the last truss has been competed and
the connexions mostly made. Paving mas been be
gun Oh the NeW-lork approach, and also the brlc
WORK preparatory TO the erection OF station build
ings. On the Ncw-lorh approach the nrIck-Wort
preparatory u tie erection OF the Fdduct terminal
ST non is being laid and some of tine foundations
for the columns OF the same structure have been
land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
AccEruNG / PI>roRATh N LONDON

Bo,roE, Sept. l3-It is announced that the
It.V. iucu thomas. p7.or OF tue orthodox 'oh-lrVt
t.4l.l tDurcI at Blnuklnc, Mass. VINO 7 uo" 100 III
rope has t-sraphrd tna his res"nl"n "I the pastor
alto - u tuc way ti- country. IL, proposes octcpt-
Iu "a call " the lLIugtou FIk Church, IA London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
BUSINESS FAILtAE ~ RICHMOND.

RIcHuoND, Va, Sept. l3.-Baldwin & Jcn
a -uOc-IealsIr. ru-. cAdti To-Day. ln'u
TIure ii. aitrDut,d To- ellie -pccu on Tie part
al tac tuuisr u-Ib % tAc ira al a-,cia MI b' in
eeIeo ,or he brurt II citdtot, and II j. claimed
tlAt TIC Hrni VII! Day ia IAL Inc liabilities lie not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
Announcements.



Poor chlr n TA-y viii their little bowels ont ~ Ter
in hot weather sometime IL i by over atm ana -e
f.e- I'd heat Der things thel pre- 'nt
sister Cecilia u the HhOtc l,l'n' catholic Di i1n yinn
a, relieved pauss iuyeue sufferer She say
that TOT twenty year, size Las Used PLAtt 'Af -' "a
KILLER with mos, gratifying success Sh" Knows 'i no rem
~ which acts So speedily AMI certainly ia cases u sudden
NJ IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
wuArIs GoING ON TO-DAN.

afternoon.
Engineer Mcville's reception az City Han, p IN.
COncy Island Jockey Club races at Sac psheat ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
WoRK oF rHE PARK COMMISSIONERS.

The Park Commissioners held a special meeting
Yesterday. Tho request OI Au0ustn DAILY 10 nave Il
Punch and Judy exhibition Ia Madison 'qudIo haIi
an L,ur each day was fled tOnniss Oncr Lane re-
marklngtnat statute forbade any such exhibition.
1t was decided construct the eastern abutln,nt OIL
thp Madison Avenue Bridge at Il cost OF Hl3OuO.
Commissioner Olnflc moved that tine Board should
20 INTO executive session. IN motion wa seconded
bv Mr.. Waies, but opposed by The other Couiinls-
soucls " We should not he AFRAID 10 let the re-
rortcr, into our meetings. saId Mr.. Lane. " nc
public has a right to know what we 90, aI9 |
object 10 having closed doors" MI. Wales
said that ne had much TO say III
private that he Wouid not say
before reporters. The motion was 'hcn lost ON
Ger seymour, Who abused several people last Mdlcu
while tie charge against James DnSColl, who ar
rested Young Chew III Central PARK for STUDYING
the ways o. ant, IN AuGu-t were dl3hli5seu nut Il
Will be rcpIimau0ed by the Board for his conduct
stIi, .uueut TO the arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

Parker's Ginger Tonic does not conStiDlte, Ike
otr darrhua cures but gives regular action TO tie 300" el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

Elastic Stockings. for varicOse veins, wea'
and swollen Joints &c pOme ROY Trs7 COMPANY No. .
Broadway The De, surgical ApDh tnces o. every AiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

Rnugh on Rats" Clears cut rats, mice,
flies reaches bed5ugs ants yermin chipmuuks. ljc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

Earl & wilson, f. and w brand of Mems
Collar, and CUTS are he best sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
M1RINB INYELLIG ENCE.
IT$TATJRE ALMANAC-TO.DAY.
5.fu. sefsG.ll Moon sef4 G:5tl Mnonf.a,,

HiGH WATER TO-DAY
H. MS9nly HOOK 823 Gov Island. 0:lS Tol Gate ll.o7
I;M-SandJ Hook, SIC, GOV isiud, $685. Hell Gate ll.2i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
VOTING WOMAN Held FOR PERJURY.

YOUNG WOMAN HELD rum bh0N W.
The examination Of the complaint of Joseph Lev I
against Jessie Willard, age twenty leacnci %
music for perjury in an affidavit in which She de1
Inv her was continued before Justice Murray
i'm The Court of Special Sessions, yettrday
Yrs. Frederika Deimar, of No. 81 .Nest Ihll'l =
iii h-St was called by the prOsccuuun. Sh' Is
largo and pCilv. and was dressed III pIach Sa'n'
: ~ testified that the prisoner called upon her rc'-
tive toa child She had advertised for adoption
in October 1881. On seen the chlid sac
objected to taking it because II lookru
Irish She called Il second time about Octohcr ~
and selected a child that had been left tn"le by an
Fnclishnan from Manchester Two on inrce wee -
altarwald She called again and said that the ehld
had died and she desired 10 adopt ano hcf' VI
Tuesday of this week she called atain, ana re-,
oustcd the witness not to recognize Ter "r plctchu
10 know her If she we're summoned IN thc prOccc"-
iurs On being cTOSs-cXamlHed the witness
sand tina she had been physician ior twenty -hNc
years She had TWO nurses. and received about Ten
n,fients at a time. Nir. Palmer counsel Tor the
prosecution said that he could produce the mother
of the baby that the prisoner had III court.
Justice Murray asked the witness how many
babes She gave out for adoption every year. ana
elected the fact that IL was at the rate OF one Il
week He then remarked that he would require
The prisoner to 1--WE bonus Tor tllal IN the COdIt Oh
General Sessions III 81 600.
Before being sent Gown stairs, and while sitting
on one of the side benches. the prisoner was Cd
served t. drink from VbIal, ana "a Tunor went
around that she had taken poison. she threw inc
hottie ont of the window INFO the courtyard.
When the fragments were picked ~ no odor OF
poison could lie detected. and the at was regarded
as one perio rmcd Tor elect Dr. jackson, the prison
Musician examined her and administered an anu
dole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
pAssrNGLRs on TWO sTEAMLRs.

The steamer Canaua, from nayle, winch reach, Il
here Yesterday had Oh board 1873 cabin passengers.
Among the number WAS Colonel Emile fIcy, tn'
country. Mr. Frey Viii remain II the city Il few
days before going 10 v asHlngton. Among thr other
passengers were the KEY. Messls. Laiiely, fIctoI,
All1lcpersc, Haljzcr, Chappel La>sdl-ue anu JOu-
ycuccau, VINO are their way To Il mission IL All
knnl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

Celluloid Eye-GlaSs Frames can he thrown
mon e rayemeuf dan ger Of breaking Them Mafe
Nv spencer optical Manfg CO. sod d. Opticians and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

While science Canu1f race to ltS origin the
vital spark eelie natures force In al as, ~ 3
o'.,Ur l-0', ,le1 ana tlaiIu" PMS si'e
font and They cure N spepsA, headache and ass
waiting wax lu ness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

BURGLARS ar MEBIDEN CONN.
MERprN. Conn.,, Sept. ia gang ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
A NnYrL WATER In.

The leaf of ict0ria reyia the great South Amer
Icau water hly winch was cNhiblted at he meeting
of the NeW-iOrk Horticultural society, Oh
TUESDAY and described in yesterdays lEIB-
t'NE was a genuine novelty in this city. Nj. Stut-
t,yaut wished to place 1t IN the basuOt the fountain
IN one OF the pubic squares, but the Park Police
could not accept 1t without permission OF the O0u-
mi,,loucrs. lhcrcupOn Mi. >turtcyaut sent 1t 10
TINS office, and it lay IN ! HI TRIBUNE counting
room Yesterday where ITS interesting structure ana
,tr, rolnriug we're "A iinlTcd by many VISITORS.