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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
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BRANDON-Drowned while bathing ~ Iii shland Mills "
Senembcr John Brandon, OF this city, aget 81 years
Funeral services cuesday, SeptenDerO, Al from
the residence OF his atherinlaw, John d. smith, Esq No.
1913 LcXiugt1n-Iye.
Intermcnt Thursday
CuUBB-In ~outh Orange. Monday, September sth.
Frederick NolvcT Chubb
Holy Communion south Orange IN the arrival 81 Tie -
train rom NewYork Relatives AID friends are inyitel 70
attend.
UAVfLAND-At Yonkers. tho mornlng Of 9th month
scptember 9th. John q Havand IA the o5d year oil hs
Reaiives and ;rlen, attend the funeral from
late residence. 80 100 Blcna Fl-ta3fe, on On "y
t1hur,day the 1th Inst az NJ. and az Friends nest
ins House. nj Chapqaqua- at Il H.
Please omit flowers.
city. september sh. 80. at the residence
OF dward Goes Harriet B. Norton widow OF Nathanol
T. Morto. and daughter OF the late Hon FRANCIS BAY les 81
Taunton Mass
Relatives and friends culy invited 70 attend tho
funeral 20 Beeknan Place On wednesday, 9th ist
at O'Clock D. M.
Interment At Taunton
OLYPuANT-On sunday morning ID INST. at Narragausett
Youngest daughter Of the late William Vernon, OF Ne~poi
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral vices at No 100 Madison ave- on enesday.
September o Al $50 IN
Friend. kindly requested 70 omit mowers
TlNGLEY-Ai ~araosa Springs. sunday evening. Sop
LarOi WI" oi John Hafttolle ilhgity
NewYork city, and daughter Of the iae 7sptluus La
throp OF Buna0
Inttunent Buffalo.
WARRIOR Monday. September 4, Rachel Ward, widow ~
the late Isaac ward, in the SJtA year pi hcf axe go
Funeral her residence y NecOndaFe on Mednes
dty. the 9TH INST. al = O'Clock y ILL.,
Please omit flowers.
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LrGnrHOUsE BOARD REPORE

WAsHNGTON, Sept. 5.-The Lighthouse
Board has made It's report the Secretary the Treas
ury Of the operations Of the lighthouse service for the
fiscal year ended June 80 1882, including the work
compished on the various lighthouses authorized
by Congress- ana which course OF coustruc-
ton The estimates for The service for Tie fiscal year
ending June 80 lss4, IN round numbers S2.7oOOOO
being about the the estimates for The current
fiscal year. The recommendations ~ the board axe
confined to maintaining existing establishments ana t.
completing lighthouses now IN cours- 81 ccu-truc
ton Al meeting OF the Lighthouse Board yesterday,
commits sion consisting OF Professor Morton, C1umo-
doTe Baldwin and OOncl Ludlow appointed Co con
siler the expcIeucy OF Illuminating Hen Gate, New
YORK HarbOr by electricity iOi which purpose there Is
al Appropriation Of $4,000 available.
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OTIS NORCROSs.

BosToN, Sept. 5.-Otis Norcross, one Of
Boston's most highly esteemed merchants died this
evening age nearly seventyone. He was engaged in
the crockery business for fOryone The Journal
says the earlier days Of the Mr. Norcross
tIbutcd $1,000 to the canse, which he placed In tho
hands Of Governor Andrew In 1862 1868 and 1864 10
was a member Of the Board OF Aldermen,
holding the position Of chairman in 1854
lie declined n denomination. IN 1867 Mr.
N0rcrOss was Mayor OF the city Of Boston. His admin
i-traiion was beneficial 10 the city. When be re-
nominated the first Mayor who refused 10 accept
the honor a second time unless he could be Informed
who his associates TO he IN the Board Of Aldermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

organic acids glycerine which cheap and are no
decomposed that the baths do not require renewal OF
these matters, but merely supply OF oxide OF copper
The operation Is performed In three different ways. ac-
cOrng to circumstances First the pieces immersed
In the bath in contact with wires. Second. porous
vessels containing soda lye placed In the bath liquid
containing the objects TO be coppered and zinc plates
In the ye are connected with those obecs by means OF
thick copper wire; the SOFA lye continually Tor
when - Is nearly saturated with zinc oxide Is treated
with suphide OF sodium which regenerates the csusto
soda preciptninR zinc white Third dynamO-electnd
mac hine Il used under the conditions In ALL tbs
injury to health arising from cyandes Is completely
avoided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
EFFORTS TO DEFEAT GENERAL BRAGG.
Icy IELEGEArH TO TIE TRIBCNE.l

EFFORTS TO DEFEAT GENERAL BRAGG.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 5.-SOme days
ago a sensation was caused in the political AID business
circle, OF this state By the serving General J.. 5.
Bragg OF papers in the Of claim made by Chicago
hoclkccper for a gcd failure to pay about $1,000 due
the hotel said TO be lost in poker playing. The papers
In the case alleged attempt Oh the
part OF General Bragg to defraud tho hotel
He was commander OF the famous Iowa
brigade during the war, IS member Of Congress
from this state and candidate for reelection. He filed
his anv G. at the time and H. supposed that the
matter was dropped. To-day, however another sensa-
ton was caused by the announcement that he had been
arrested Oh complaint OF The plaintiffs in the case. Tho
gual papers were served at critical time III the pro-
grcs OF the canvass. Tomorrow the convention l. to
be held which is TO decide Bragg's chances
Just rs he was leaving his hotel here to take
fine train fn West Bend where the convention Is to he
held he was arrested aud held 10 bail The news o the
arrest spread very rapidly. Bragg J. personally very
popuar all over this state His district Is heavily Demo
cratic and success IN tO-mprrOV's convention Woud
mean return 10 Congress Tor fourth term bah was
furnished by LEADING Republican attorney OF thi' cy'
General Bragg his way TO West Bend, where he
Will probably be nominated
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THE PRESENTATION or FOOD FISHES.
ALLEGED DECREASE IN THE SUPPLY BECAUSE OF
THE MENHADEN Els HEEIEs'

ALLEGED DECREASE IN THE SUPPLY BECAUSE OF
THE MENHADEN FIsHEEIEs.
United States Senator Llpham, OF TINS state,
who is chairman OF subcommittee OF the senate Com
mlttee on Foreign Relations engaged at the Blsh
ton Beach Hotel at Coney Island yesterday
in taking testimony in regard TO the adylsaohlty
ofegsaton by Congress protect the food Fisheries on
the Atlantic coast # has been matter OF complaint
for several years that the food fishes on tho Alauo
coa.t were growing scarcer. This Is SAID TO be due to
the fact hat meuhaden, which are the iood o. tue
hlurn.h. mackerel bass and other fishes are not 80
plentiful the coast because ciuSht Ill suoh largo
numbers IN making and for tertiizng purposes
There ia - 600 900 invested IN this business along the
Atlantic coa- ana there are seventy hVe factories Gu
gagged IN making the OF. ,.,.. A.. a.
owing to tue complaints OF the nsherhe'. tu"I tno
enormous eaten OF uieuhaien was es-enlug the supply
M rod t.h rne NrU-Ier-cy Legislature passed Dill
making misdemcanOr 10 hsh LOT meln'noH Sui nm
three miles Of It's coast Tue Az oIAc % LII
state however, gave opinion lhal ruch law "ouiu
Dee void BECAUSE state hid Jurl,utOh over is Coast
beyond low water mark, and tne Governor FetOeu ne
bl senator -ewel, OF New-Jerscy, then Introduced
hi In Congress in regard 10 the subject auu VMlns W
treaty relations with OtDer countries III I'Bu 10 ~"
coast fisheries, the subject Wac IeoIItu 10 o M
tcf ON Foreign Relations huD-coulhitlt'' Cou5itinS
az senator. IaDhnn. Miller, OF California Ldmunu-,
Window and Morgan. appointed To thhc lo'dhony
and inyt stlpate the subject IN conjunction WIN
he,n In session AT Newport, Atlantic City ana Long
Branch, and sessOn was begun at 'Ohey lHlauu
Yesterday. Senator Laphaul WIN INC e.o,iost aPvt
~ the committee, has been taking the testimony;
no other mrmber. being present senator Mlhei, Oh
California; Is expected 10 be present NJ the SESSIONS
some of the gentlemen interested In the food
nshrrcs were complaining Inst night thhl
the work Of committee wHS Deinf
,har thev we're not allowed 20 OF hear the hIBu
msuts OF tho interested il the menhadan IAheieSs
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OBI-UAR
MONTAGUE BERNARD.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Right Hon. Montague
Bernard. d. c. L.. OF the High Commissioners who
signed the Treaty OF Washington Of 1871 died satur.
day his residence Overross HerefOrdshre. He had
been slowly sinking for some weeks
Montague Bernard was, until 1874 Professor OF Inter
national Law IN the University OF oxford lie visited
America in the winter OF 1871 Of the members Of
the High Joint Commission which sat In Washington
and prepared the provisions Of the treaty for the settle
ment Of the Alabama claims and fishery questions Hs
legal adviser 10 the British members OF the Commits
sion Mr. Bernard was born IN Tibberton Cont, Glou-
cesershrc, England January %, 1920. In 1912 he was
graduated from oxford, and aferward became fellow
on the Vineran foundation He entered the practice
OF the law In 1912. which he continued nn ST. wLcn
he elected 70 the prO,essorsp In oxford University.
He was member OF Commissions on Education. tho
Cattle Plague and in 800 the Law Of Naturalization
and Allegiance IN 1870 he Published a Historical
Review OF the Neutrality Of Great Britain during tho
American civil War" The degree Of u. c. L., con-
ferred on him by oxford In 1871.
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and that consequently they could nos answer them.
The menhaden men, 1t was said, were
bring forward testimony in their behalf; and the
Interested I'm the preservation OF the food
fishes were at n disadvantage. Eugene g. Blackford,
OF the Fish Commission Of this State and some Others
argued in favor OF a law fOrbddiug the
catching of menhaden from April L TO July
in each year, which Is the time OF spawning.
Mr. Lapham said that 1t not usual for a Congress.
sional committee investigating such subjects to hold
open SESSIONS and he could not say whether not in
future reporters would be admitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
VANTING d CONVENTION HELD.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 5.-Ihe journal
to-day publishes a card signed by six members of the
Republican state Central Committee uniting in call
for Republican state Convention al Jefferson CITY on
September 20 The card states that the gners do not
acquesce IN the decision OF the majority Of the commit
tee-that convention shall not be held-fOr the reason
that they are satisfied an overwhelming majority o. TIE
party demand that such "a convention should DC held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
4 CANADIAN VIEW OF COURTNEY.


To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR, In your issue of to-day you state that
fCourncy would not take cramps. etc, he might hope
TO beat Han an, our Canadian champion. Allow me- sir,
TO state that year ago about this time, Ross, Hawley
and Conley-second.class oarsnen-defeated Courtney
on Toronto Bay. They all Canadians. Let Courtney
first challenge secondclass oarsmen before going to
Uanlap and no doubt the men FROM the Polar Colony"
VIII prove themselves worthy OF the land Of their birth
with the exception OF Ross, Canadians do more work
than talk Yours etc, CANADIAN.
N1Lr- Inrk 2. l--2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
RUMoRED DESCENT on THE GAMBLERS

Ii was reported last night that the gambling
houses In tho city had all been closed again In
appre hensiou % u general descent OF tho police
Inquiry showed that the police in lower part OF the city
had received special instructions 10 take such action
Police officers at Eighth, Fourteenth and ,ti;sent
Citations sta.cd that there had been gambling IN their
precincts weeks. IL also stated tiat there
Dad been gambling places OIcn ia tire BOwey Ia That
lihe In many places ia the city however, on MONO
lisAt the gambling places were open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JAxEmo. sept c9Gee,Good hr 81 Zoo s9aoasSSo
meat, Of the week-To the Channel ami North OF Europe
II the United states, 1000 bags; 10 no
Mediterranean, 49,. Sales Of the week-For tho
Channel Norh OF Europe $4,000 bag. for the United
bags stock 2520OO bags. Exchange on London Fl I'D
SANTOs sept. 4.-Conce-SupenOr Santos. 35OOa3leo
r per ten KIDS daily receipts for the week 300
bags shipments the week to Europe 5000 bags to AL
countries sales OF the the week, 10000 bags
all ElIrone. Stock. l2h 600 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
STABBED WIIHOUT CAUSE.

Thomas Redden. age twenty-two. driver on the
Sixth Avenue road. who lives al No. 53S West
Twenty-ninth-st., was stabbed IN the back near
Reservoir Park about Q o'clock last night without
provocation 10y John :. Murphy lOcksmth, of No.
OF the most dangerous persons IN the city. Redden
was taken 10 he NewYork Hospital, where his
wound Is not considered necessarily fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

Cramps, collie cholera morbus, sour stomach,
diarrhga and dysentery speedily cured 10y DR..
Jaynes Carmnatiye Balsam. II relieves all soreness OF
the wells Quets the stomach and removes its natural
action As a family remedy for disorders OF the bowels,
so often prevalent among children and adults IN tho
summer months, It is especially recommended oeins
prompt In It's operation, perfectly SAFE and easily admin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
FREDERICK G. WILKES.

DR.. Frederick c. Wilkes, dentist OF this
city. drowned while out sailing upon Oneida Lake
on last Monday evening. Mr. Wilkes was a promising
young OF about twenty-five years Of age. lie was
graduate Of the NcwYOrk College Of Dentistry and n
member of the 9TH Regiment. Mr. Wilkes was married
last April and was at the time OF his death spending q
Few weeks the house OF his mother III Rome lie VIII
be buried at that place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
MIDNIGHT WEAYHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past hosnty,tour hours

NUTI7I79t9 T07 FF7F
WAsHINGTON, Sept. 6, l a. m.-The barOm-
eter is highest the ST. Lawrence Valley. The cyclone
reported yesterday mornings bulletin as southeast OF
Havauais since reported west Of Jamaica, moving IN
n notlves direction Strong easerv winds continue at
Key West storm on the Texas coast Is limited IN
area and central south of Indano The temperature
has risen slightly IN the Missouri Valley and fallen de-
odedly I'm the extreme Northwest Northcrly wi'ds
prevail en- the Atlantic coast AMI tine Gun states
Local rains are reported from Texas and the South
Atlantic states.
Indications for today
For Ncw-Tnglaud fair weather, winds mostly north 20
rasf risin. lowed by falling barometer, Stationary or
lower temperature
easterly winds onary followed by falling barometer
Stationary temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

AsBURY PARK, n j., Sept. 5.-Ihe Langtry
large Lew hotel Sixth ave- wac set Oh lire early this
morning An alarm was promptly responded by the
eneh' "bo exiting lshed the flames before any serous
Eaihage had been done. bed was found covered with
tSiSsoe OIL Ihe house 10 owned By Mrs T. b. Richards
y Se"-lSik There were few bOaIleIs ia The hotel
Wien tic TIRE hraka oul
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John G.. HhVILAND.

John G. Haviland died yesterday at his
home In Yonrers. He was for many years engaged In
the dry goods business in this city and recently In
the jewery business. Mr.. Hayiland was noted for his
libcralty Among lis gifts Of public nature was
$4,000 10 SwarthmOre College at Media Penn lie
was IN his sixteth year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
ACTION OF TAMMANY HALL.

Tie Tammany Hall Committee on Organl-
zaon held 10 monthly meeting last night In the base
men, Of the Fouriesnth-st wigwam. The princlp'i
business awaiting is action related to
the sdyiaabllty OF sending DELEGATION TO ths Demo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
SPECIAL Nollees
Artistic Memorials


THE NEW-F%GI.ANDGEAN ~ " bkNS, iartfori ionh
Ouarries and workshops. Westerly, u. /.
aud bliIng woFN "a Granite. Drawings
and furnished hOut charge Correspondents -
iicitei y y. Office 1921 Bway {. ". CANFIkLD, Agt.
Ueadquarers good reliable painless Dentistry forty
reduced COOL Rubber sets from IS
nuN ard, Fine cold ami Pltlna on best tern Bes.
Filing from Il up. Extracting under gls, % cents
Dr. WAIT & SON, 40 Last 25dst. near iti-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
MIR. FoLGER Ar TIE SUE TREAS URY

Secretary Folcer visited the Sub-TreasJry yester-
day. and while there authorized the PREPAYMENT
without rebate of the bonds embraced IN The 10Th
call. The bonds Gale amount 10 Si6.00O,OOO and
the call would have matured on SeptemOer 10. The
bonds Will he redeemed the Sub Treasury IN tins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN NEVADA

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN NENA ALA.
Reno, New, Sept. 5.-Ihe Republican State
Convention met this morning. The platform adopted
refers to the history OF the party and approves fres
dent Arthur Administration. II calls fer the enforce
Ient of the Chinese laws, and promises to dcirn
the public school system from scctaran influences The
IA ro1d plank demands from Congress such legislation
rs viii place the people % Nevada on terms OF equality
in respect to transportation charges, with communities
specially favored by railroad monopoics, and pledges
tie party Of Nevada TO such course # legislation as
will extend to railroads and all other corporations doing
business I'm the state the protection and the same
rights before the law accorded to ndVdunls IL
calls for postal telegraph service, and for silver coin
ACE 10 br nj .o-d the ba- gods Tor laws 10
secure The publication the jury box; To reduce me
ttc eyprt-.- and for the cOClhcaiiOn or the INNING
laws a clause WAS introduced calling for IA cOusiitu
toual convention To reduce the expenses OF the Stalo
and to prevent discrimination 10y r. iIiO4d'.
Euocb otrot her was nominated lOi Governor. Judge
@ X Leonard was reuOmimatcd Tor udscoI the supreme
COari 10y reclamation. I. l. bccAhc4I WIS H"N""''"
for Clrrh OF the Supr me Court
l. NJ DDrmcr. CaudearIa. was nominal e1 Tor Secre-
ary Of state, and J. T. Iiaock for Controller ny &C
clnnation. u. \. Murphy. ". IL. Davenport ana WIZ
lam oardman were placed IN nomination iOr ATTORNEY
General. Davenport was nominated on the second
bale
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CHINESE MERCHAAIS 1LLOgED TO LIND

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept DIN the case OF one
OF the alleged Chinese merchants who arrived here on
the steamer City of Rio de Janero from Panama, and
VINO was not permitted To land, Judge Field, Ia the
United states Circuit Court to-day decided mat mef-
hints coming from other countries than China may
land without certificates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

Foreign mails for the ending september Will close
a tins Office is follows
WfDNESDA1At 40 a. fOr Europe. per - Ncy thla VIA
Queenstown uettcrs Tor fran'v must D. directed pr
Sg,uafl . nj 10 fOI France direct PEI - ~. Ger
main va Hayre 10 a. IA Ion lac Netherlands direct
Uer So Amsterdam. VIA Amsterdam; al y 90 ioi iAe
Nndward Islands, flimborouga az $50 y
New oundiand aud II. Pierre Mlquciou, VA ttattN
TuIJR SDAN-At 1890 a. IA iOr Europe, per ~ ktpuDhc
VIA Queenstown ettors ior GERMANY ana France ust 20
due.ttd per cpu3nrl at l. a. u lo Go iiAuy Francs,
&c per -. SucNls, Via Plymouth, CherbOurg anu Ham
burg letters Great Britain Otncr u.Upc
tres must bc directed per sae'tA F a. so r. IA TOR
bermuda per OunocO AT 1880 pm iO tuOa AID Porto
Rico per british Empire Via Havana Al d. go. iur
NrWiOuudla nj. Gamma at 4. Tor SAVaull
c,TcytOwu and Port LlulOn, per - bcllNer.
sATUKDAA To a. IA. for ia ualCa per Belize at |
Ia Europe per CITY OF Rome, VIA Queenstown
Uetters aud scotland must b. directed per-
CITY % Rome. at IA q. M. Tor Germany pei
Neckar Via southampton and Bremen letters fOr Great
Britain aud OIucr counties must bo detected
"per NccAari a. y. ~. Tor scotland direct per 90
VOnia Via Glasgow al =. M. Tor Belgium cr,ct pei
ICELAND VIA Antwerp; AT liO m Tor cuba aud Porto
t!cO pei saratoga via Havana. Mails iOr Clna and
Japan, per CITY Rio de JaneirO via san lrauclscO,
close september ~. at D. Mai Australia New-
Zealand sandwich and FIJI Islands per -. AUSTRALIA.
VIA san Francisco close september 10, at D. m
HENRY q. PLAkSON, Postmaster.
The schedule Pacnc malls Is arranged
basis OF uninterrupted overland transit 10 san Fran
Malls the arriving On Time al san Francisco
day VI sas VI steamers Axe 4syssShed the dy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
TIE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.

Previously ...............$ 2l,401 90
Proceeds of "A small Fair held al the towel
House. QuOgue, L. l., 10y Nellie Howell. OF
Oungle, and Mamie Woodward. of New
York asc RESPECTIVELY ten and clevcD..., 80 90
Proceeda of a ChltTen's Euterta innent, held
AT sans SOnci HOel, BalstOn spa by
Mamie l. Atkinson, Edith WC>tbrook,
ME Tolimadge and Eva jennings .... 100
Herbert Iephau Milford Beach ............. 81
Total S2l, AGO rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

Both teams Will shoot through The ranges again
today TIE dIrec Ors Of the National Rte AssOcla-
tlon received letter yesterday from General Han
cock declining an invitation to be present nc Inc
match on the ground of duties at Governors Island.
Major Charles WatrOus, owner OF tho yacht Kdth,
Offered his vessel FOR the purpose OF giving the
British team a sailing excursion on any day after
the match The following additional subscriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
OBITUARY NOTES.

GALVESTON, Tex Sept. "a dispatch 10
The Netcs from sherman says George r. Reeves, ats
Speaker of the OF Representatives Of this state,
died this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

CYANIDEs PREJUDICIAL TO WoRKMENs
HEAL rH-The use OF cyanldes In coppering steel or
iron is known 70 be both preudicial to the workmens
health aud expenAive- NJ Well substitutes for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
OPPOSING PRoHIBToRY LEGISLATION

CmCAGO Sept. 5.-The Democratic County
Convention to-day selected delegates to the state Con-
venfion which "a to meet nj Springfield on Thursday
and M ,nmousIy adopted resolution opposing sumpn
ary ana proulbtory legislation, and nstrucung Their
delegates 10 abide by tAis resolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

PURE CURRANr JELLY. sPlCED AND CANNED
FRUITS JAMS. JELLIEs. PICKLES. g.
Housokeepers can get the above articles made nom ~
fashioned receipts. warranted pure. DY sehins
or0ersto SARAH =. NJ rLKAIu
393 DegfaH-st, BrOONlyn, y. \.
Goods until fall circulars "th rcieeAce Ani pass
snnI on qualification.
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II 1PRIED

FOWLER-TGNCH-At Irvngton " j. at ne residence Of
me brides uncle Buriu Huchns. esq. Monday >eptem.
her A. by the Rev. :. j. Mcpherson. William Fowler aud
Lselle Finch, al Of East Orange, n J. No cards.
IN notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth full!
J,,JJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram variations In tt city by tenth,
onches TIE ues ~ division - line r TIE 3th2uft
the
b. th TIE broken dotted ihe feerut
tie variations AinUcaEsd ts< tAsm0lastsf a. quo
hRIs IA rs FfotdnsI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

Homes Best Caramels. Fifty cents a pound.
Al Fuiton.st and Broadway, cor. 22d-st. -