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Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
FORTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS

SENATE-After the morning hour consideration of the per cent. land bill resumed. MT. Vance strongly posed the bill generally Mr. Saulsbury amendment, so modihed as to prohibit the payment of any money under the provisions of the bill to az -nts except in accordance with State laws was passed after tho passage of the bill agreed to.
 The debate continued by Messrs. McDill and Morrill, MT. Morgan offered amendment which Ar. Plumb said he would accept, that ins cad of is suing certificates of indebtedness money be appro- priated for the purposes of the bill out of the Treas ury.
 Mir. Merrill offered amendment that all lands given to railroads and canals shall be computed at S1. .25 per the amount deducted from what wrs due States under the bill.
 Without action the Senate went into executive sion. Consideration Of Jackson's nomination col lector of the Ninth district of Pennsylvania de- erred until MT. Mitchell who leav the city to- night returns The rest of the session taken up in discu sion of Buckners nomination collector at Louisville ut ion was taken.
 Adjourned at 535 p.
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WANTED

A at hA A''i'' L. -' .-. or ,, ,x-r vi sTTrrr
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
Lots and Houses For Sale.

A first-class House on College ste. with all the modern improvements; will be sold at bargain. All in fine order. Money to loan kt 5 and 6 per cent.
 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building.
 Office open evenings. -.
 uy l. Ch.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
ReaI Gstate.
EOR RENT

FOR RENT, RAa THREE rooms in first story corner of Mar ls;i tin and LiuwoOd streets. A. WHEELER, E431a my r If 115 Park street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

DYA young man g2l} Of five y-ars' experience E situatfon permanent or OthsrWise as bookkeeE- CT assistant or a. other office work Is thoroughly familiar with the German Izrrus-e go Esluzal. auick and correct al figures \ references Address
 BUSINESS A. ILTTT.--
 mvls 3t this OfFi7e-
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
LAWN GRASS EFTT

LAWN GRASS GUT. HNY A Moving Machine. Gardening work of all } kinds done in the best possible manner at req sonable rates. All orders promptly attended to- Please address
 F. G. M., cor. Artisan and St. John Streets, rny19 2tt In the taior's shop.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
HUDSON BROTHERS
ALL WORTH REMEMBERING.
 CUT THEM OUT.

People take nauseating doses for every pain and ache which puts their somachs cut of order, and then physician called to attend them. This is all needless for Hop Plaster is used it is absorbed into the system in just the way to cure without bringing on other troubles.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

The medicinal virtues of the Hop have been utilized for centuries; they all concentrated in the Hop
 Plaster, and do real good in relieving pain than spy root, drug herb liquid medicine in the whole domain of nature.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
WANTED,
WANTED,

DI respectable girl a zituatiou 10 do second ID work or general bouseEorE n private family. Good reference. Inquire st
 rnvIs 2t' g OAK STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
WANTED

A COMPETENT cooE to g0 a short distance mo 5A the country. Good references required TOT particulars apply at -,.,-),- orprrr
 1uy1q 2t- 24J bFsANNE s7 A-tl-----
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

fS44 HOUSE of or rooms, Barn and large gS5iiI Lot, containing about acres on Dxwel ave- L.:3G nue, Boul, yard Several small amounts of money to loan real estate security.
 T. G. SLOAN, myl7 3t' 2 Yale Bank BuildinG
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

TEyO BUY. lot of Secondhand Furniture and Car. pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by ul>i promptly attended to, st
 ia17 B CHURCH STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
EOR SALE

!eS. A LARGE nicely furnished Room with Ri,,,S Board; hot and cold water; room has two EsiY large closets. Apply at
 ap23 If IG4 YORK STREET. cor. Chapel
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

S94S THE HOUSE on the corner of Orange and Hl9iH Audubon streets, known as the Blake home Ma.al stead House has all the modern improve nents, and is in Of the best neghborhoods. To the right party it will be rented low.
 MERWINS REAL ESTATE OFFICE, rnE13 237 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

kasa. THE HOUSE No f57 Meadow street. contain Ha5iH ing all modern Improvements; house in first E..l class order, fresco, pante1 walls, etc., etc: the pla for sale at low price, and only small amount required down; the balance can remain on mortg ge; possession at any time.
 Apply to J. SONNENBERd, Broker,
 rrir3 23S Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

NFT--T BE of good family, a farmers da1ghtar
 M preferredl and healthy, black very dark hair +o thirty wears of age married when not twenty wears of age must be other Of one or more i3f- ing children from the ages of one to seTe1 ys as common sense ToG1an-
 This advert Iseuerlt is by man of middle e= a 1- tive of Connecticut of good constitution and uao-- does not use tobacco, and is temperate Eelsll s-I feet and one inch weight ls0 lbs in conf ortaS-e cfrcunstances no family and 1nCumhran'e es lLi- terS Tass-d in Florida all corrrsl ndsnce strletls conddentisl the same returned fl desired, a5y h. formation that leads desired results Slli be lDeI lv rausried. time ia short. good reference A1- dress G. r. EDWAhD5, Lock BOX -t-N
 myl3 6d4w- Bridgep2E'' "Il--
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

StHIRT MAKERS Machine Operators. Button Hole - Makers and Hand Sewers; also but.On-bOles to send out Of factory first class hands steady work and good pay
 ELM CITY SHIRT COMPANY, apl3 If Cor State and Court Streets
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

FIN THIS CITY the 17th inst. small SCOIC \ TERRIER; ; answers to the name of "Eatters." suitable reward will be paid his return to
 myl8 2t* 525 CHAPEL s STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
FOR, RENT.

sttRRfs1p 4 TENEMENT of rooms on Bradley street Esst: near State all in good order. Inquire at SC ssIII Crown street, in the forenoon.
 nHV1O GIOSON HALL
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
AWUFE WANTED,

N ENGINEER, one who can also run a 'at1e-
 competen. person can ind peT1nzneh' Posi tion at the we myIq 4 HENkI hlLl.AM lyAE a-'L -
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

New Haven City Burial Ground. FEVHE ANNUAL. MEETING of the Proprietors of tlie New Haven City Burial Ground will be held Friday, May l9 1882, at o'clock D. m in the Chapel of said ground. 4 full attendance is re- auested JAMES NJ. MASON,
 Inl7 St Clerk of Proprietors.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

medicine to be popular must be both sagreeable and eficacious. The Hop Paster is a rare union Of vegetable agents combined with safety reliability and effectiveness. The indscriminate use of medicines taken internally produc i've of injury than benefit.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

The Hop Plaster is made porous, thus allowing free evaporation of moisture stimulating the 1nnum'raple pores of the body to healthy action and gVng tone and vigor to the whole system. It is discovery of a Yankee chemist.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

\ Celebrated Divorce Suit. BosroN, May 19.-The celebrated Cunning
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
WANTED,

YOUNG MAN to work in drug store CT' A wittra IItle experience Preferr5d ~ t1nr-ss
 u-,s 3t- EirI-5nzllall. LOnr.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
IT HI T UV T, /l V0
 EsAp P NT

FOR RENT,
 k4sa ROOM WITH POW GI on fourth floor, Quin- A;s;H nipiac Building, No 198 Chapel street. Front Aa.!N 35x73, with stedy power, steam heat and freiGht elevator HENRY F. ENGLISH, Oa
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
WANTED.

@VFALl young nan as driver also a -E ID for A general work ATpIy after ; Q C'o--E at HfUCLJEEESs ,-7o9+ 4gO ChaIei street
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.
FOR RENT.
SALE CHEAP,

fttSea4 TWO unfurniehed rooms with modern con- isSiH veniences. Possession at once. Suitable foI Ea.sL man and wife. Apply on the premises
 mYI9 2t 19O ORANGE STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
ROAT HOST.

BOAT LOST. n RIFTED from West Haven shore Monday night 8 kF small white SHARPE, about l6 feet long, with out sail or mast center board lit le out of order. suitable reward will be paid for it's return or ihtor- nation that will lead to it's recovery. Address
 O. E. AU~TIN, myl8 2tf 19 Asylum Street. New Haven, Ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
IRON AND STEEL M4NUF4CrURERS.
A NATIONAL CONVENTION cos sIDERING QUESTION:
OF TARlFY.


ericsson STRINGS, Penn, sept. 12.-The Ma
tional Convention OF Iron aud Steel Manufacturers.
and Iron ore Producers, called for the
purpose Of considering the whole question Of
duties iron ore, iron and steel IN their vaious FORMS
and lin plate ana adopt schedule OF duties thereon
to be submitted 10 the Tariff Commission Tor its cons d.
Grafton here this afternoon The convention i the
largest representation of iron and steel interests that
has ever assembled in this country. The meeting was
called to order by d. j. Morre. OF JOunstown, Penn,
and James NJ swane, of Philadelphia, secretary Of the
American Iron and steel Association read the call Tor
the contention The election Of permanent officers re
suited as follows President, James Park ir OF PITTS
burg; Vice Presidents, Messrs. 4. f. Kcaung Of Pitts
burg Oliver Williams OF Catasaqua, Penn, c. d. Hub
bard. Of wheeling, ". Va. A. f. Crawford, Of Iere
Haute Int, John otamDalgh, of YOuug,town OHIO, L.
A Hitchcock, Of Louis, l. Mathcr, OF Cleveland
James McCutcheon. Of Pitt>bIrg. Fayette Brown, Of
Cleveland, ". L. Coke. Of Reading, Penn. Andrew C.
Carnegie. O. New-York, W. d. wood Of McKecsport,
Penn David Reeves, Of PAad lplni. L. i. Blank.u-
ship Of Richmond Va ". p Wallace, OF s.en5cnyile,
OhIo o. W Potter OF Chicago, philips Hoen OF WorceH-
ter Nuss Y. II. Comfy oi hiadclpha, and Archibald
Met aliislcr, OF BlaiT County, Penn
roll wa called and showed tlt there Wa hl Icli.-
81 iron ore, steel plate ana sheet Oar on ll
aud o!oomcr and hoppron interests .ii. Hprrri a.
calling Tic convention 20 order asserted mat toro @as
intention In creating the Tariff Co omission 10 weaken
the barriers which had shielded ana developed our lnua
tries aud thus made me Nation SsdL ne REGARDED t.e
work farm Commission
OF great difficulty bat OF supreme inpor auce i'm
renewing errcucOls interpretations o. tlc tlri laws
by ch the iron and steel trade had been seriously ill.,
iurcd f. his opinion the Oulv way 10 obtain at cheap
ana tab price .dc t sIpvb 81 lfOI ore pig iron,
cotton tics blooms or othcr articles %. steel or
IrOn was by the lnaiutenancr or q fairy protective
dug upon the competing products Oi foreign man
uId,fllr.
lie convention divided into sections. each repres sent
iug distne Drncd Of IRON and steel m'nuacuIe Pro
ducIvu, appointed 10 cDusicr and pft hat duties
should bc imp ,cd upod that branch. III Bur-, OF ill
waukcc. offered resolution TO allow the report from
ANY sec winch does Win gnt approval %.
the convention 10 be referred BACK 20 the section WIN
out ueu,nent AMI asain 10 bee reported. Inc re,0lu-
on finally vailed. Late arfi al nave incrc iscd i"
number 0 .+gitcs attendance TO about TO- repre-
seuting he : atCs Of ONO, IcnI=y vauo, Ncw-Ier-
Connecticut, Nj souri, Now YORK. Massachusetts,. VIZ
g.lia, Illinois, West Vii siDIa ana " .sc0Ish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
FAILURES or LARD SPECTATORS.

Three failures occurred among members of
the luce Exchange yesterday, due TO ,pecua IN
lard aud pork The decline in lard 10 tlc past week has
been about cents pound, and IN pork abon - a
barrel. Friday last the market las been very
weak but Yesterday toward the close or business hours
II became more steady. Early ia the afternoon Cecil
RowsOn, ii provision broker NO l Pearlst, VINO has
been CONSIDERED o. leading SPECTATORS Of The
Iroduce Exchange sent notice tina lie hal Dcen obl d
10 suspend lie Was said to be long" about 10000
tlciccs lard. ana also long pork IN enc Inc
failure CAUSED considerable uncJsiu0ss among other
brokers until after PLANTATION wa, made. Mr Row
s3ud mat his suspension prccl1tated by the
failure customers ia Europe respond to calls for
margins, but that he expected TO resume IN few days
Richard Perrin, "A cheese merchant at No Watci-st ,
George Walther provision broker at No. 80 Bca~
Yesst, asO word TO the Excnangc thai 'Lcy had
euspendeI A. the Office vi Nj. Perrin il stated
that he Aad gone home account Of sickness. His
representative stated that Mr.. Perm had become EN-
barr-sscd Dy lard speculation had concluded 20 sus
meeting the creditors would be called 10
what arrlug cement could be made FOR settlement Mr.
Wuher was not at his Office, but IL stated that his
failure unlILp ortant ~ the matter OF Liabilities. HIf
father stated that he had just returned IRON Europe
aer than years ab,en;e, aHd the first news re-
eiycd by hun the failure Of his son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
THE TUNE AND OAR IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, sept. 1.-THE Doncaster Septem-
Der meeting began day. The race for the Great York
SHIRE Handicap was by Lord Lascelless chestnut
colt 8alo There five starters. Tho race for the
Champagne stakes, for twO-year-ods, was won by Mr.
Lefcvrcs brown My IIautcur.
The following are the probable and Jockeys In
the race Legcr stakes at the Doncaster Sep
TENDER meeting tomorrow Gchoimniss uoatesl, shOt
over N.emaireJ, sweetbread FOrdhamj, Quicklime
Wood, Fencou watts, p. Lorllards Sachem Nebb),
Marden (WyatU, j. II. Keencs Romeo (Cannon), Lau-
reate (GoatDrl, and Dutch oven (Archcr The latest
bctung Is follows: Even money on Grhonniss, 3 TO
against ShOtoycr, II TO against SweetDreAd, 80 10
against SncueIn, and 90 to l against Romeo
The brtung ou tue race between Inc Hllsdale crew
and The crew Of Thames Rowing CuD, 10 be rOwcd on
Friday f. 10 against the JIlsdales Both the Hills
dacs aud Thames crews did harI work today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
THE FINANCES or MILWAUKEE.

AN EXTRAORDINARY STATE OF AFFAIRS RESULTING
FROM CONTROLLERS iNCOMPErENCY
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept l2.-Ihe City Con-
troer discovered to-day that the funds for hvo Oh Inc
thirteen wards are completely exhausted 80 that the
most necessary public work. such repairs and street
cleaning in these wards must be suspended until next
year by the mistake Of the former controller no money
is appropriated in this years budget for interest on inc
public debt payable in July December 1888, as pro-
id nv law. aud the int crest for July of the present
yenr has not yet been paid These financial dln0uI,
are the result OF the Insufficient rate Of taxation hni e
funds to be- oyerdraWn. The city officials are making
strenuous efOrs to withhold the 1acs from inc PuDuc'
No remedy can he had until the next Legislature
convenes when app lcatOn can be made TOT me
authorization Of the Council 10 levy tax Oh @'oOoVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
A NEW STAR ROUTE TRIAL.

TIE GOVERNMENT NOT DlSCOUkAGED'
Hr CASES TO BE BROUGHT BEFORE ANOTHER JURY
AID TIE SAME JUDGE-THE BRIBERY CHARGES
TO re INVESTIGATED.
my yELRGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.i
vAs,uNGroy, Sept. 1.-Two things have come
Ant distinctly today after the settling OF the dust
,aised by the absurd verdict Of yesterday One Is
That there will be new trial OF the old case ana
the other is that there Will be searching nvesiga-
lion of the charges of bribery. Attorney-ueneral
Brewster telegraphed 'o-day to the counsel lor 'n'
prosecution to prepare for new trial, an" 'heIe !"
little doubt that 1t will come on IN October iniS
will bring il again before Judge Wyie VINO si's 'e-
fore tho criminal cases until next March
MIR. Mcrnck had four or five of the jurors az "io
oonse TODAY. and took from them carefully sworn
,,tements TO be made the basis of proceedings
and N NE followed by arrest ON the charge Ol at
Tempt to bride 49, - ,ho
Mir Ker of counsel for the prosecution IN the
Star Route cases. said tonight: " have Just IT,
,eived dispatch from the Attorney-General urg-
Iog us 70 press forward for a new rlal lie had
nrevionslv autographed urging an immediate lnVes-
E0at;on of Foreman blossoms charges. we are
oerfectng the preliminarles TO new tilal, ana we
are preparing for rIgId investigation or Tie "hoo
bribery business, including Dicksons story lnis
story of DickSOns is too absurd for belief ho WI"
have TO coniuTe up something more p'"us'''0 '
men of common seuse. Apart from that' any
natcment made by him or anypouy eiso
,harc,np. directly or Indirectly that the Govern
mani Nv direct or indirect means. mace any az
TEMPT upon the virtue of the jury Is absoiuley
false have telegraphed for the man VINO Is e5u
hv N.r Dickson to have approached hum Improperly,
whose name by the way Henry A bowman anu
not Henry X. Bowen as has been stated ne Is nov
IN North Carolina. having gone tlhther rom
Tomorrow snail probably telegraph ior Brewster
Taurron, Who is in California on GoyernhoHt ous,
neut 70 have these men brought back III the mlduI"
of their work but don't propose there shaH Do
either doubt or delay III Tins matter ne Govern
ment has nothing 10 lear from an lnVes anu
we propose to make searching and severe as Is
nossl bleN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN FLORIDA.
A NUMBER or PERSONS KILLED-THE COTTON CROP
BADLY DAMAGED.

BADLY DAMAGED.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept 12.-Dlspatches
from Middle and East Florida report considerable dam
age by tho storm OF Sunday morning The cotton crop
was much damaged IN some places, one-half the crop
beingruined. At Quincy many oulhouses FENCES, uees
etc. were pros rated aud five persons all colored were
killed In Madison much damage was done TO property,
trees etc At Darbyvile, twenty-five miles west OF
jacksonville the sectiOn-house Of the Florida Cenr"
and Western Railroad blown to pieces, the section
master and his family miraolousy escaping Win 10"
bruises The adjoining house, containing number OF
colored Iaborers was blown TO atoms Samuel "hIe
was blown two or three hundred yards through the air
fcarfuy rnangled, aud instantly killed FIVE others
were mare or less Injured by the wind and ylng timber
sticks and boards driven several feet mo the
ground by the force OF the wind huge trees were wv
and broken and grass torn up Dy ne rOots NM uu
ground left IA bare if prepared for CULTIVATION MANY
eat le and hogs were xii ed This occurred at lOoo III
Those who saw the cloud describe II as pehrsuhpeu Ts
ing and falling in its progress, and luminous Win reu
and yellow light At Tallahassee, Gale's Hail. the new
hotel and Other buildings were unroofed ana Tue ne"
Episcopal Church was badly damaged Fe.ces, rces
ana OnhOuses we're blown down, and some OF lc mag
oeks the Capitol yard tnaI had Wltsloou tio
blasts Of century uprOOted The cyclone was INC
seyerest since 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
4 MISMANAGED INDIAN AGENCY.

WAsnNGToN Sept. 12.-Acting Secretary
OF the Interior Joslyn has received letter from In
Pollock. directed 10 Investigate The coll
diuon Of affairs the Pine Ridge Indian Agency. In
the letter the Inspector says
TINS agency has already been inspected twice ny my
iIu-trous cOmpccrs and yet the dissatisfaction
among the Indians aud charges against the agent
rife moreover reports have been circulated that
both Of the Inspectors who preceded me here were
" bought up To wntewash the agent. Things have
gone bad 10 worse here until the prospect Of grim
Sisagcd has paIly sed the country with the
cheap running Qualerna'ters department Il beginning
10 move and unOncDding. Justice loving hite cit
liens sitting the ill-tOps watching opportunity
10 secure tile ranches this rOl,nly Guaranteed
seryutIOn 1Ao largest and for many the
difficult agency Ia the United states 10 detect fraud la
The management Of: II fraud exists In addition to
many questions ~ 10 the cement Of the agency
ana business proper there T. also here great political
contest In which the agent and Red Cloud are principal
actors and which viii cause b0Odshcd unloss settled
soon. . hope 10 settle the troubles eneciuaiy,
but much time great labor VIII De required 10 under
stand fully aud report telligcnty upon the manage
Iueut VI aud the difficulties surrounding thls agency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
LAWLESSNE6S IN ARKANSAS.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Sept. ia state OF
lawlessness exists in the southern part Of this county
several weeks ago United States Marshal ana his
posse were fired upon while attempting to make some
arrests at the house Of Jefferson Gland. ana twO or
three of the party "Ounied Last Friday night
James Webb and two others upon an old man ana
two boys camping by the roadside. and WEBB dehDer
atey eot the old man through the head aud rode on
The sheriff hns raised posse ~ 200 men aud II securing
the country. Two men have been arrested put heDD
has not Yet been found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
MIR. DICKSON CONrRADICTED.

WASHINGTON, sept. 12.-AeXander +. FAILS,
the lawyer referred to III Mr.. DcAoons statement as
having attempted to bride Juror Holmead, pronounced
The story direct fasehOOd made entirely out OF Whole
cio aud without the slightest foundation fact. Mr..
Falls says Ia Inc courtroom during
TIE course the trial. that he does not know H0lmead
and las LO recollection of ever seeing him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1882

Virginia President Of the National Board OF Health
held an official inquest here yesterday upon the recoh'
cholera case He states that he Is deferred rom pro-
nonnoing the case Asiato cholera. inasnch ~ there
hoe NOT vat bacn time for that disease reach shore
from Tau der NV tho usual method or transit althOugh
lie freely admits that the symptoms ana p0st-norIem
were entirely consistent with such Vle"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
cOURT MISUNDERSTANDING 13.

SUPREME CoURr-cHANnsss- Before Potter J-Cal-
q! III i79 100 2O3 2l5 80 23 calendar for the
co'lect0n OF personal taxes Will also be called -
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECAL IEKA-BeiOre russell J'-1No
DAY calendar No., ,.,... Va, pr,n. M
GOMMJE PLEAS-SPECiAL TENN -beloro van Diui" ''-''
day calendar . ,,.,r , ,o,o-o choa y -
MAINE { URT-TRIAL ERM-PAEL I@BeIoie Shea, " 10
y ia snOJ ISL 2SU, 1921, 7,2J 1881 OIuU, I3i2
7sOs GGl3 7-pl. . i-S59-S. ~ % 90. .-...,.-u. -
81 ttOGAIl's COuRI-EcOie hOlAs' S-OOHloSIcu VII VI
Diana lsannIscr at IL a. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
OTHER Sporting NEWS.
A TRLNTON ELEVEN BEATEN.

TRENTON, \. j., Sept. PA game OF
cricket between ,he Western Eleven and picked eleven
OF Trenton was played th- afternoon. The Western men
scored in the first inning and 100 IN the second. Tue
IT. entou mon made IL I'm their first inning and darkness
pg, cute their going TO tnc bal Tor The second inning.
lac Western team left here for Pittsburs this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13

The REWARD or GENUs.-BIown Ito his
schoolclOw Jones, the dIstng pushed man OF letters,
successful novelist etc, et" Not seen you Tor ten
wears And pOu are writing stu 80 Hn l. p p.tal
berth my dear Doy-subeditOr 10 the Bhskei.idkcTs
Trade Annual All work 10 useful enough, but IL
doesn't bring either OF much before the puDho-noW
dneA IL 1'--i Punch