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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-09

Wande Ser jcbt 10 bel 2drm ma6enben
SemperenSler un0 SempcrenSlerinnen 1llogen
1t6 ia ernitli6 e~inbiloen, baB tie in etnem
auten Sample gegen oas Batter Der Erulfs
laGt begrtfcn leten. Nber bOd)lt lon0er>
bar lit es, baB itd) tbre Qlngrtffe am beftigz
item gegen bic barn1loleiten ulter ben See
raul6ungsmitteln febreu, belon0er5 gegcn
bas 8ier. 9tidt balb 10 befti9 lit ibr
&f gegen ben S6uaps, ia IN Der
Oauptitaot oes observation-disclosures Soma
betreiben bic Siibrcr ber b%ortigen Se1npe>
~re113partet cine grpBe S0nap6brenneret.
ltno gegen bas 9cfd6rlibite aler 0erou@
l6%ungSmittel, gegen baS = y II III, Dabe1
Ielbit Die aueretfri9ften BET mannIi6en urrb
neiblt6en Sempcrensler fem MOrtletn beS
Taoels, gel9pei9e Oern einenG erni6tlngsz
DDrl6lag.
8ier ln6 8etn poIen iie bDnig bernid)@
ten, ben Sdnaps mollelt lie aus Der Oef7
fcntli6teit in Die Deit gefdbrlt6ere gebetnte
S6napSb0ble Derbannen. Qlber oaS Sptlmz
latter bleibt BON lbne1 9dn5ltd rnbebeutgt.
Nte fom.nt ba6 l1ur :?
9a5 8ier> ltno Wein>!6aus tpiro bon
ibnet als Elm v6Dllenpfubl" Derabideut.
Qber 100 bat man ie gslelen o0er gebort,
baB bic mad Dem Ofultcr BON gteiD g)orf
nn0 86ilaoelpDia ieBt audi IN anberen
ameritanti6en StGbten entiteber1oelr
vSpiumraH@>S olons" bon tbnen per>
Dammit tperoen? Die getp0bnli6en Salubn@
tieper tperben bon ibnen oils bic v&eroerber
Der Wtenl6bett" p~crfolgt. Qtber gegen Die
Observation-Disclosures Daben tie ebenlo
tpenig etnSuipenoen, tpie gegeil ben INNER
nlebr uno in iminer erl6redenoerem OtaBe
sunebmen6en Sptumperbrau@ ilberDalpt.
Mie fon11nt 6as nur
gBie bas Spiumrau6en unb
Sptumeen en-, 10 nimmt audi OaS
OpiumeinipriBen ais Berans
i6ungsmttteI in Dtclem 2anoe tmnler
mebr Iberbanh. Die CUR Ginfiibrung bon
Worpbiuml6lung unter bic 6aut bienerben
vbDpoDermii6en" (unter Der 0aut angez
tpenoetcn) SprtBen nurben befanntli6 mr.
ipriingli6 MIR auf Grstli6e gSetiun9 sur
&inoerung bon S6mer3en beniibt, aber iebt
maden it6 gar Diele 2eItc 1pl0e Gin7
%lpriBun9en lltr, I'M iiG auf 6ielem Mcge
etnen Spiumraui6 ansul6Gffen. Die oaz
81 n6tbigen SpriBen finoen 6aber audi iut>
mer groBeren Qlbiab, u1o tpaDrenD oaS
StId Dor eini9cn Sabren nod le6S bis
Se5n Dollars tOltete, lit eS iebt III Seem
yorf I'M anbertbalb Dollars SIT baben.
90 g~etpaltig bat iid Der 8eoarf geitcigert.
9aB Ser Opiumraui6, gleidOiel ob CT
eingegelien, eingerau6t oocr eingeiprtBt
pirD, fir Geiit unb &0rper mod ipeit
i6GoliOer lit, aIs lpgar Der abl6eulibe
S6napsraul6, braudt nidt crit auseirr>
anoergelebt III tperoel1. 9lber ct miro BON
BEN GemperenSlern ulo GemperenSlerinnclt,
benen Der fleinite 8ieripib Elm @reueL lit,
nit liebenDer 9ta6iidt itberieben uIo ilbers
gangel. QSie fpmmt oaS nur?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-09

bon 1880 nDrauSgegattgen iparclt, bOltg
pcrgc1ier uno Bic republttanilde 4artei oils
cine u1ll0sli6c @inbeit betradten meroe.
Din norliegenber Gtelle ipuroen bieie 6Difs
nl1ngen als finbtl6 beSei6net. SIS tp0ro
bic QtlIii6t ausgeiproder, baB glrt6ur ols
4SrGitbent nihtS QtnoereS unb jebenfals
nidtS 8e1iercS lein tDerbe, als er 1880 ges
tpele1 mar; unh OnB ilbrtgenS bic republts
fanil1c 4Sartet it6 barber 9ar ni6t 5t be-
fla9cn boben iperbe, benn lie babe i'm nit
offenen 2lltgen erpGblt.
Saum etn SaDr lit ieitbcm berfloiien,
urb ber bon 0Hiteau gum 8rGlt0elten ge>
maGte QlrtDlr bat ollie Yelor9nille beitG>
tigt, Die bel leincr grnernun8 III 8etreff
iciner 9e9egt ipllrben. Seine 8ermoltung
DtrbGlt ii6 gu ser ietnes Gor6Gngers lltge
fG9r e6enio, mic it6 bie 9norep SSobnlon'5
3n Der Qincoln'S pcrDielt. Nltb CT mo6t
ben 8eriu6, ii6 sic nG6lte 4Srdiioentz
l6afts>&anhihatur 81 Derl6nftet, uno
ihellt feline Wftttel, 6ieien 3mef ST. errei7
6cn. Sn Dur0altS idanlloier gGetle bat CT
Die 8 e in 8ennipluanien (@ameror)
un6 9tetp Sort (@ouflin9) mteritibt
uno DertDeltbet lctne Weaht uls
graiibent sur &ergemaltigung oler u1ab=
bGngtg oenfeltoen &tpublitancr in iclen
Staten. Qtuf icin @'ebot bin lit SoIger
gum Observation-Disclosures 0eilad)t iporz
ben llto Sipor, ba c5 nlIf eDrlid)e 4ctle nidt
gtng, out uneDrlt0e gSeile. 0ie ipirfz
lide WiuenSnletnung Der &epubltfaner bon
Seem yorf lit bur6 plurnpen 8etrltg gr6bz
ltd perfGllGt iporDen, unO Der Gntriiitung
barber tDiro nit Der frc6en @rftdrull0
begc9let: vgSir iperOeH 9innlel uno Groe
in Seipegutg leBcr, I'm Sol9crS QSaDl Su
betpirfen. Wenn IS eine MtIIton f0s
item loute, 10 miro Sic OttIlton baiir ba
lein." NSarlm au0 nidt? SAP 0oul6
iteDt ia nit letaem 9roBen Gelb6eutel ba=
Dinter!
gScIde Steltuns gu bieien S9urfercien
Die reDliden uuO uuabbGngigen Neplbli@
fauer ct1SureDmen baber, bu5 fam llidt
3tpctfeIbaft lein. BUR GripdDlung Tolger's
bcitragen beiBt ni1ts anbcre5, olS Rned)tsz
bielite fir eben iene 8ob>Sanoe Derrid)ten,
tpel6er 1880 Die republifanii6e 9tationalz
beriamntlung 6ur6 bic Grnei1nll1g @Qr>
fields bas Genif 5u breden getuGbnt bate.
Sine replblifanii6e Qartei, ipelde oos
BriDateigentbum bon &erle1, tpie Cameron,
Gpnfltng uno Nrt9ur tpdre, lit beS 2ebens
nid)t tpcrth. gSenn sic 9artci 1ih irgello
ipcl6e 9offnung MAIDEN tpiu, in ben gSobl>
faMpf bon 1884 nit 9lu6fi6t auf @rfolg SIT
treten, 10 mnB ite jcbt crit 9riinblide aufs
tpal6e DaIten uno Die Dor swet Sabren
letoer nur unpoQitGnbig getbane 4lrbeit
Dollen6en. Nrtbur uno ieine SpieBgeieller
miiiien fir 1884 10 uniddbIi6 genla6t tpsr@
be,, tpie IS Mnbrem SoDnion fir 1868 mar.
SIT eS gu bem 3pcde nDtbig, baB in Penn=
~lplpanicn ulO 9tetp gorf in bieiem Sabre
Die bemofratti6e 9artet iiege, 10 lei es
barl1m. 0enn better, unenolt6 better fir
6ie !3nfunft Ser republifonil6en Rartet, baB
iie inter ioI6er SIbrerl6aft, pte Bic
Nrtburs, Gonflings llllD @ameronS inter-
Iteee, ais baB iie bur6 etnen Sie9 Die t0errz
i6aft bieier 8obe befeitigc u1b fi6 bamtt
cine perni6tenOe NieOerlage inn Sabre 1884
fi0ere.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-09

Sabaf auf bic TageSpr6nung folnllelt
tpiirbe. @enn bie vablolute, oespotllhe
Ota6t" Der Webrbeit 81 bcm @iuen aus
reidt, 10 rei6t iie 8alt5 8eipiB aud 81 benz
N16ern aus.
&iu man 6ie Streitfra9e Dem benebelnz
ben 0unftfretie Der pSaiubllS" entrlttelt
uno fie sI elmer reillliden G~rtnsiptenfrdge
MAIDEN, 10 BARI man ii0 Bel Der Griifut9
bon &on6ioaten fit bic @eiebachu1g II d t
nit ienen faulen JteoenSarten obfilben l0l>
len, nit pelden bic &anbibatcn 10 frelge>
big iino. Sn ber 9fegel begllilgen liG 0tele
nit Ser @erii6erung, DAB ite paud i9r 0las
Qgeir, 8ier ooer SdnapS %trirfell" lt1D eS
aud icocm 9lnoern g0nncn tpomit gar
nidts gelagt lit. S6er, tpen1 man lie in
Die @nge treibt, iagen ie tpDbl: vS0 bin
oaiiir, Die gauge Sa6e Der Gntl6et<
bunq bes&oIfeS Su Ii berIallen."
0od, 0eraoc baS lit sic allerfanllte ltrlo
feieite NlISfll6t. Oem Salotoatclt, Der
lid ibrer be6icnt, BARI man ni6t ilber ben
gEeo trouet. &einem &anOiOaten, mas
imrler fir i60ne aber nidtSlagenoe yte@
o~ensarten CT MAIDEN mOge, louten tretltn7
nige WtGnner ibre Gimme gebet, tptlln ct
nibt Sragen, ME Die folgenOell befrIcoE9elto
beantiportet:
/. Sinb sic Scr MeinIng, baB es, ME
bic MISUNDERSTANDING lo9t, vgcipllie
unoerGuBerlt6 e st d. c alF perlon@
Iide Sreibeit, 9cben, @igentbum uno bas
uneebenlnttc Streben na6 lSoblergebcl1"
giebt?
2. @eiteben sic ciner Mcbr6cit bes @olfes
Bic 8cfugniB su, bieie Gtecbte SIT pernidten?
3. &erpflihten Sic iib nuf SIR GDren@
tport, gegen einen &crfalungs5ulob, ipte
CT in Ganla5 lnb Sonia atge1ontllell ipor1
Den lit, al iuirfen uno 81 itin1nlell, aud
meuu elm GaucuS Der Ydrtet, SI MEL
der sic ii6 sdDlen, it0 oa i'll altSlpreben
ioltc?
g9er nidt sic erite uno Sic brittle (beion@
6ers biele, Die brittc) Srage bci0bet
unb Die Siueite runDipeg, pbne jebcn llnt1
ibueif pernctnt t, Scr lit fatl, : auf ben
lit fem Gerlab. Nm alertpCntgiten BARI
man iid NIT benz Sinlpeis auf sic u8lotz
form" Der Gurtct DcS &anbipaten abipet@
len laiicn. 9cnn Die Sbatla6e ltegt Dor,
bdB toue SempercnSlcr, iptc Die 9emoz
fraten &cbDid un0 9 Dung6looD
fi6 ni9t int minbeiten Our6 Die 8Iatform
ibrer Yurtci fir gebunOen erad)telt, lol1oerlt,
tpie emit t6orace @rtelcp, barauf lplGcn.-
genn bic 9latfor1n ugcniigel1be 0as
rantieen" entbdlt, 10 barf nlart audi
ieoem &aroiooten 5umutben, ie aus6rii6s
lid fir ieine Gerion SIT mteoerbolen. -
9Sobei 6ann freil;d mod oltBerOem Der
Gbarafter beS Wfannes 1T 8ctrad)t 9e1
srgen neroen nltB. Dem leiber iinO
m0nde Der fir Sic @eiebgebung arfgeftcQ@
ten &dnoi0aten 8erle, beren &eripre6un@
gen, ielbit tperrt auf @bren!port 9cgebet1,
elmer tltngcnben Geriu6ung geGen@
iiber nt6t Stano baltcn tpiirben. Die
@uflteuung iol6er &anbioaten modt
ole 6eglng be5 u@larbenS IN bic @init6t,
G6rIibfeit uno 8aterlanbSliebe beS 8olfs"
gu einem i6tperen Stii6 Nrbeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-09
SsnracIn Ses 1tetcIS.

Die Selnperer15betDeglllg, lple tic IN Den
ipeItli6en Staaten betrtcbcn mtrb, Iebt fi6
slm 2iele: Die NusrDttrng Der Wur5el
bes Gerbre6cns uno GlcnoS inter ben
Menidcn. DIS bteie Mursel betradteu Die
blinoen uno touen Giferer leoigli6 ullb
ausi6lie6li6 Die & runfnG t, ben S1ff.
Wtan Dernidte, 10 mcinen iie, ale be-
raul6enDeu 0etrGnfe III Der QSelt llno Ser
bre6erl, 2aiter, GtobDett ltro @lcno tperoelt
aufD0ren.
Sine gr6Bere Gerriidt0cit, ais bieie, Fat
IS nte gegeben. gto6 5u feiner !3ett ba6cn
Bic Sittenprebiger iI6 Die Sahe 10 lei6t
gemabt, baB iie ale littliden @ebrcden Der
Menl6beit, ale Qoitcr, Sbanbtbuten un6
8erbreder ouf etne ein3ige banbgretfltde
llrladbc Surii6gefiibrt DGtteu. 8ielmebr baz
ben ie 1tatt cine etnStge Nur5el allies llebelS
in benz G6lunb ober Wfagen bes O1enl6cn
81 luden, cine game Wtenge Wurseln tn ben
Derldieben1ten 3eioenldofte1 Ino Begieroen
ser Meni6en gefurbell. Qls }. s.: in
6obgier, Serri6lu6t, MpIuit, IrGg6eit,
@itelfett uno Yrunflu6t, in 9teiD, SAB llno
8osbeit. NuS bielen Guellen entipringt Die
unenoli6 ii~bertpiege11oe WteDrsabI aler Ser
brcden in Der gSelt, lpGDren0 Die burd) ben
Trunf DeranIaBten MIR ctr1cit geringen
9rldtbeil Ser Gelammt5a5l aQer 0erbre=
den bilben.
eSnsbeionocre in Sen Ser. Staaten iin6
Bret YerbredenS1O uelen unenDlid err
giebiger ais bie Sruntiu6t. @s iino: l.
Sic 6abgier, 2. bie 8ubz un6 8rllntlu6t,
3. Die 0eidledtSliit.
9lus Der 9abster entiprinsen jene Sau=
ienoe, 3ebntauie1oe ia 0unberttauienbe
bon Gcrbreden, liber tpel@e tagaus tagetn,
iaDraus iabrein Die l3cittnsen 81 beri6ten
baben: BON 8alIbntoro rnO ge!paltiamen
Ginbru6oiebitabl big CUR llnterl6lagung,
Nniienberaubnng, Sdll6ung, @eruntreltung
anpertrauter geloer. gtMf Oielem Gebiete
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-09

ggic Dem Serrn Gaab feline ein5ige oeuta
i6e Stimme I'M Staate SSIinoiS cnt9ebeI
loute, 10 lolten idlnnttlide oeutldeSt i'm
geber i'm County ct. Clair fur 9errn
0appri9 fttmmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-09
Netp : 0ottncrmcur 1tttO @ctos
NHnAAnr

Die Geto>G etpalt zines pberen Goa3ie1
bnngsbeamten fam aud mtBbrandt tDers
ben nno lit i9on bdufig I'M GrOEen uno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
AMERICAN OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

The American QIicA Transit steamship Company.
owner of the mast 'ess steamer Meteor which was
launched at Nyack ON Thursday night, Is pushing
her tow aid completion as RAPIDLY aS possible, IN
order 10 nave heT ready To start across the ocean In
October she will SAIL from Boston, and II Is be-
leyed she will make the tGlp in about SIX days A
desctiption of tins vessel was published III HE
TRIBUNE on Friday.
Thc National Construction Company has been in
corpOrated under the lGWs of thus State with the
foioWIng officers: " aldo Adams, OF boston, presi-
Dent ". Is. DnSm0Ie, j., OF Newly Ok. treasurer
Henry Crask. OF NcW-lork, secretary; chef con
structlng engineer, 4. Perry biiven, Of New-lOrk !;
tenCeut OF construction James l.. smith, OF
New-loIk; directors and incOrpOmJOrs aldo
Adams samuel Little. Irving A. Evans, Josiah b.
Kendall aud Holmes vi. JenIean, OF Boston
William b. Dinsmorr, jr., James l.. smith, A. Perry
Dliy,n. George f. HOughtOn. Edward L. kcnnad
and BENJAMIN Richardson Of New-lOrk
The comp ny has a capital OF ~ 600 600 and, III
consideration of Ouc-tth OF the capital stock has
purchased from thc American Quich Transit Steam
Shin Compauy The exclusive night 10 build III the
United : ates suldll steamships under 200 tcet III
length according 10 Ito patents 1t has also pur-
chased tweuty-scven acres OF land at Bay Ridge,
adjoining the Sea Beach Railroad Compauys prop
orty with "a water frontage OF 10 feet. In order
20 secure ample depth OF wafer tue company has
secured the Iight To M in 700 feet IRON the present
shore hnc. Upon TINS property are TO be DJlt foul
marine railways, dry docks, machine and other
shops with needed facilities ioI building wooden,
iron ana steel vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
IRIsILMEN N IS E1crrED MOOD.

The contributors to tho liIsh skirm> hing Fund,
who nave lately been engaged III "a war OF words
against the chosen trustees OF The tuud, held an
OIber meeting yesterday al No. 295 IhlTd-aye.
MANY OF the iaIgc number present tIhcd themselves
hOarse, but nothing practical was done. O'DOno-
van Rosa not present. neither was the cnair-
man of the last netting. Edward J. Rowe Joseph
Cromien presided and urged moderation on the part
those who intended 10 speak, ana sald that tue}
had come together 10 lind out what had become of
the $1,000 which had becn contributed. Peter
Ryan the secretary, read several letters from per
sons at distance WhO mad contributed 10 the fund.
The language ID the letters was very YlOlent.
Several OF the writers wanted something dcs-
lerate done 70 the trustees, while " Paddy "
Walsh Of the Seventh Ward, volunteered to act as
hanginan. Dick BIackon wrote from PhiaGcl-
nina urging thai deadly weapon be used on the
hacks OF the trustees resolution Was passed
thanking The press lOr ;hc moderate way IN winch
II had treated the "uauseous scandal and the
me- ing adjourn, until next sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
N MEMORY OF THE DEAD OF KoLTEs POST

Three thousanl persons gathered in the Lutheran
Cemetery near Made Village, Long Island, yes
terday afternoon to witness the ceremony OF laying
the Cornerstone OF the sOldiels monument 10 DC
erected on the burial plot oi the hotties I0st NO..
81 Grand Army OF the Republic. Nearly half OF
the spectators were members OF the UIand Amy
though only about 900 OF them were uniformed
and marched IN the parade. promptly az
3 O'Clock the column OF veterans meade
bv a band playing funeral march
and cscorting the orator Ot the occaslon General H.
a. Barnum, marched down through tho cemetery
and formed hollow square about the huge STONE
weighing nearly four tons. Among the Posts repre-
scuted were j. l.. kIkcT No. g. Joe hooker No.
12o, PHI keaIney No. g Abraham Llnc0ln n 10 10
elisa No. 2Gi, James I. kIGe 80. 20 W. II. Men
nedy No. r., j. A. Rtwllns No. 50 Sedgwlck No.
ls6 aud Barbara FTietche No. IL. On platform
decorated with green oak bOughS were Generals
B.rnum and McQuaie Colonel j. X. Clark, Major
&. NnAescKl and Captains J.. Brown William
Cowan and George Stuppel. dozen tatteIed
battle-tags and the bnght buttons and SNOWY
uniforms of the soldiers made picturesque sceLe
The ceremonies began by singing b5LliI IOst
Chaplain Philip Bctz made "a short address. lie L.
iorred 10 the day being the twentieth anniversary
of the battle OF Autietam, Many Of the soldiers
present had participated IN that hsht. us imPOi-
taut bcanng on the res ut II the great colicl c"ud
never be estimated. Commander CharIeS SclnseN,
oil koit, Posi-, then placed til box Ill the Teccpta
Gle IN the foundation OF the monument. lie D0A
contained, among other things, The names OF the
dresden. and the Cabinet the city, STATE ana
county officers, and photographs OF General j. H.
holteS, after whom the Post Is named,
aud of Lincoln Garfield and Washington, ne
stone was lowered INTO It's place aud "a lew strokes
OF a hammer, by Commander Semsey settled IL IN
the mortar The stone Is ave lcet square ana Will
support granite shaft forty feet high, suTmOuntcd
bva bronze eagle. a Sholt speech was made by
Commander Semscy, after wnch General Balhum
smoke for half an Eour. Al the conclusion OF his
address General James VI. McQu&de spoke. Tho
ceremonies were concluded with singing.
The monument Is to stand Oh gentle elevation
IN the western part of the cemetery, Where the
view commands a wide range Oi wooded hills and
open fields. Among the flags carried Yesterday
was one that had been borne by Captain SIlppei,
then color sergeant at the battle OF Antletam he
ensign bears evidence OF the slubbOrnness Of tue
flint. For mcTitOriouS conduct on the II id OF
AntietaIn It's bearer was promoted u a captalncy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
VETERANS Az DINNER.

The fifth reunion of the 47th Regiment Veterans
took place Yesterday at Kreuschcs hotel, Rockaway
being the twenty rst anniversary OF the departure
of the ORGANIZATION for the war. Ii was the largest
and most successful reunion yet held by the regi-
Inent Dinner was served at 4 p. H., al which
about cighty-fve of the veterans sat down. Adam,
a colored man who was with the regiment during
fine war as servant to Captain Borden, present.
and made an appropriate speech, which ELECTED
much applause. Speeches were made by several Of
read "The Battle of Olustee" written by Mrs.
Coraline NJ Sawyer, who had two sons i'll the regl-
Inent as officers was recited by J. W. Parker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
Mnpr eMAIIr0X cAsES IN PATTERSON.

The smallpox has broken out afrcsh IN Paterson,
T. }. Tor iOur days no De| cases had Decn re-
varied To-day the news was received tina, two OF
lie patents IA the City Hospital were dead from
tie disease and that "A number OF new cases had
been discovered. light Of these were undOuDtcd
,a,.s of smallpox and there were number besides
O; suspected cases not fully developed. Three Of
,he new cases were found IN the portion Of the City
Hospital buildings where pcioJns who had been cX-
messed 10 the cOntagiOn were QuaTautlned. Three
were III En-st., the quarter where most OF the HIst
cases we're discovered III the recent serious out
break One was in Ja,pcT-St. aud one III Spruce
st. tonight The Health authorities were inspecting
suspected cases, and great excitement prevails.
i he Board OF Education had ordered the schools 10
De opened but IL Is thought that the order VIII be
iluluenInItlN revoked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
A REPORTED DISASTER DISCREDITED.

The report thatwas telcglaphed from Bar HarOors
Ne, Oh Saturday that the yacht Princess OF
Ncw-lork. belonging to L. c. Haght, had 1e ,'i
dashed to pieces on Fox Island was not credited by
yachtmen yesterday. Many of them thought that
perhaps twenty-foQtt boat had been lost lost;
but not a yacht. Mr.. llaghts house at No; ~
Wndison-ayc. was closed Al the Ncw-York Yacht
Club rooms Mr. Mntum, the secretary, was seen by
"a TRIBUNE reporter. lie said that there wa, no
registered yacht called the Princess owned III New
York The old schooner Alice. belonging 10 Proyl-
dcncc. had lately been rebuilt and called the rrn-
cess She is owned by Messrs. Owen and Metca !.
and still halls from Providence. He said hc did not
know of any Mr. Haight who owned yacht like
The one reported lost and he did not believe the
report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
THN WRECK OLE THE YORKSHIRE.

Information was Ioccivcd IN THIS city yeslcrday
that Dudley. Hall d Coz OF Boston, had received a
dispatch that the British steamship Yorkshire. rom
Ianan and China ports. had been wrecked on tue
China coast The Yorkshire was bound 10 Now
York. by way of the @uez Canal with cargo OF tea,
and was comInapdcd by Captain Lyon. with crew
of thirty-two men, She sailed from Yokohama on
August 3. and from iliajo, Japan, on August 70.
She was an iron vessel, with Ave transverse bulk;
heads; was built in Hull, England, III 1871, and
WAS owned nv W. II. Tindall. OF London. She was
screw vessel bark rugged. $50 feet III length, 80 2
feet beam. 25l2 feet depth of hold, and 2.273 tons
A snlacamput.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18

POR1 OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEPT H. 1882.
ARRIVED
s.mer Egypt ODD Sumner L,yeTp9oI siept Queenstown
Seapcr Plantyn lrg scout. Antwerp ii DAYS with md-c
stela1r tln1 ore lBr, Deyeenx. swansea 10 days. with
mdso TO ord, r. vessel 70 simpson 3 spence ,..,.,
Steamer bermuda r Port spain sept 4.Barladoes
o. TO- with mise and passengers to ouerbridse
StSamer orlnoco Brl Fraser bermuda days with mdso
"P damr swport Sndscrg hayanS days with mdso
and passengers to Jas T. wand CO. .., - , -
steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston, with mdse and passen
steamer Brcakwaier Malct Lewes Del with mdse and
Steiner Richmond stevens Point Va with mdse and
seaef Old Dcmiaon Walker Richmond city Point ami
Zip Catacar of Greonock Ch,sney Calcutta l24 days
Bar Northern Empire of WINDSOR N'. Dnsmorc London
rs days Huh caA and empty barrels t'oneI vessel 10
Bafs Hsdre Vor Johan-scn Londonderry IS days. with
BARK NLpued tAusu Mariuch Lisbon 40 days with mdso
BaTS Carara Gtl Maugu ara ssntander 81 DAYS, with
iron ore u order; vessel 10 Fnnc rd{e = Co. r Sam, Il,
Grsnde days With sugar 20 order vessel to Louis MONO j.
ak Elmo dtAp Prmda Gloucester ia ballast to Austin
Ni BARK ~ h& sable Andrews baltimore with coal
1 fw sq%F son F Jsssr 10 ? EJa Mf Bah co. LUZ"
sUNsEr-wnd AZ sandy ioo.' Isht = clear at city
lsaLd. liglt. W clear e,,r-,
VIA Long Island sound BaTS Harold for Amsterdam
rIGE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
OUpFNSTOWN sept l4Sallci. sfanfTs AhNs~lnah lhIl.
from verpoo hence for NewYork servh Br COX, from
IlyefpoO. hence for NcW.l OK.
MOyIlLr sept 17-Arnvod steamer Sar1nauan BIT, era
ham from Montreal sept D. and Quebec on her VIZ TO
Liverpool, 800 . ....r
boston Sept l7Arrvec steamer Johns Hopkins, Halett
sailed 10Th INST Is Talapoosai I'm. steamer
PniLADElPHA sept l7-AIryed steamer OHIO Morrison,
RsLWoRF sept ARRIVED steamer Octorara, Reynolds
NcW.NOrk.
sailed steamer Nc lclan.
Nts.OR-EAS- sept l7-At the Passes Arrived steamers
New. York, NeW-N oIk; BcuOw, IVES H1tcpOui.
sailed -frtlueis Be- ill., Africa and Fouuel.
s,N FRANCISCO. sept li-AIriVed. steamers Gaelic tBr
Hong Kong via Yokohama. Caroline, Panama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
BASEBALL NLUS.

The play in the baseball League last week made
decided change the positions of the leaders. At
the beginning of the week the Providence team
had lead OF four games. They begin tins weeks
playing IN second place. although they played only
four games Last week. They were defeated three
times consccutIvely by ths Chicago nine. and once
by the DetrOits. Never before has the been as
close at present. The Eastern mines have done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
A.oUIErSUND1Y F0R PRESIDENT ARrHUE

President Arthur passed. quiet Sunday ,at his
house. Among hs callers were Sccreiary, Folg'r,
Conmi ssioner stephen b. French C0loncl 1coiRe
Historical society Colonel ". NJ Olin, Of the stan
of Governornor Long of hassachu3elts, and tod
frey Moss. Tie President VIII go Oh to Washngi III
Tonight OF Tomorrow morning o att nd a CaDmet
meeting and will then return to Newborn 70
transact some private business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
The NEBRASKA STATE TAIR.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 1.-THE attendance at
the Nebraska Stale Far ills year Is large and ali the
cOultics are represented IL the hne display " Tus,
vegetables ana cereals IAo cattle department well
arranged ana well stocked, several other states beng
IL resented III the exhibition OF sheep and swine. The
machinery exhibit is also superior 10 any previous one.
In the collection OF fishes, there are every variety oi
uickeIc bass. catfish, pike sunh6D carp salmon ana
trout The specimens or irut shown Indicate That Ne
braska IL as well suited frutgrOWne as for produc-
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