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ONLY se..arionaI Repor,s.

CLEVELAND, December 30-Sensationa
specials have been telegrsphed representing
that the Cleveland Rolling Mills viii close
throwing thousands of men out of eraploy
ment. President Chisholm states that the
mill shut down tonight simply to take ac-
count of stock, as is the case every year. He
expects to resume work in the second week
of January, or as soon as the inventory is
completed. No reduction of wages is con.
templated on or after January 1st.
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NV PHifADELPRIA, o., December 30.--
A young a an-A-s-.ed Rex ard girl named
Shearer quarreled Iasr>< ieht Miss SheaTer
shot Rex twice, mortar Nounding him.
She says he tried TO break into her room
alter being warned away.
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. Masanic Nolfce.

A NGERONA LODGE No l6s.F AN a
"a Will meet iu stated communication NJ
MONDAY NIGHT Jan. LIST. at O'Clock. W ~
for dispatch of business. Visiting BROTH M
By order 7. ]. GRAHAM, WIN. 2
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Terrible Tragedy a. Prayer-Meesinx


ABILENE, Ks, December 300 Wednes-
day night a tragedy occurred after the close
of prayer meeting at a schoolhouse about
ten miles North of this city. A feud existed
between several young men, which was ag-
gravased, by placing an insulting present on
Christmas tree for the sister of three of the
parties, named Faseman, and sister of the
wife of Jim johnson. 1t seems that three
of the Fsssmsns, Jim johnson and Tom
Cooper, who -4zs waiting on the girl, went to
4he prayer.tnasasAe-zrr.. =sa,- a pnliish the
parties Ihey supposed had offered the insult.
1t is stated that they waited outside until
the congregation was dismissed, and then
began to shoot, the fracas winding up
inside the house. Arthur Shalinger
was shot through the left lung, and will
probably die; Tom Cooper received bullet
in the left arm and one in the right wrist,
and bullet penetrated the brain of one OF
the Fasemans three inches. Warrants were
issued for the arrest of Jim johnson, Tom
Cooper and the Fasemans. Two Of the Face
mans and Cooper are caught. johnson and
one Of the Fssemsas are still at large. A
reward of 200 is offered for the arrest OF
Johnson Cooper is now out on bail, await
ing the result of the injuries TO Shaliuger,
who, it is said, was shot Dy Cooper.
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cecurrrd at o once to-day, in which Asa
Lawson vas killed and Marshall Webster and
Lon Williams MORALLY wouuded---all white
men. Three coIored men, brothers, Andy
Jefferson and Squire Washington were dan
gerossly wounded. Several others of both
races were injured
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81. Loni. nom Sc.

ST.. LOUIS, December S0.-ToIal uumber
OF deaths 10 this CITY for the wear, 1917.
This mzSes the annual death rate 1876 per
1000 on an estimated populafion Of 400 600
Number Of births during the year, SAL.
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BED.

CARTER-MILEs-At Ripley. Miss, Deeem-
Der % 1882. by the Rev Mr.. cogdel. HAEDY 8.
CARTER- of Dzrdsnel.e. Ark, and LILLE Y. AILLKR,
daughter Of the late o. r. Miller, Of Ripley, and
granddaughter of the late VIM W. Young. of
Memphis.
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BosroE, December 30.-At ameeting Of
the .Bosrd of Aldermen to-day it was an
nouncsd that the clerk of the Board of Po-
lice Commissioners had been a defaHiier to a
considerable amount, and had made restitu-
ton and been suspended.
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Htshway Robberie. al CIeveIs.d.

CLEVELAND, O., December 30.-Highway
rob6eries have been fr. quent and bold of
late here, even LADIES being attacked early
in the evening. on leading thoro1g hfsres.
4 Eleven persons have been robbed In the
| streets within the week. TIE police have
neen ordered iospatrol their beats in citizens
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THE solCtSe ,s-ss'11Ms-
INCREASED ApPRoPR1ATIdSs ASKED FOR The

WAeH1Ee4esg, b C. mbf 3U.-The Board
% Maasesrs M the Nau;snai Soldiers Home
esl :. 800 oes for the fext fzcal year. Two
6nris - are expected than
last year. SIX hunared and eighty were adj
pitted las, year. The faanagsrs recoRmend
that worth des,iiuts soldiers. though they
cannot trsss their ills 70 origin ID The ser
vice, be admitted. The inmates Of the home
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PHILADELPHIA, December 30.-Coinage a
the mint in this city during 1882 sggregase ed
69, 9o7 go pieces, valued at s4S 309, 1895.
TINS amount ire nded-doubie eagles, $50;
esgies, 1924, 4s0; half esgles, 2,514. $50;
three dollsr pieces, 1910; quarter eagles,
1910: dollars. 500.
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JACKsON, TENN.
Chrfsfnaas Festfvffies-Anothef Matri.
moniai misunderstanding.

Regular Correspondence of the Appeal -
JACKS N, December 30.-Chtistrn ss dSy
10 Jsckson passed Off without auyl seriofs
arouhle. II is trus there were severn Mia
snd cuff 6ghts, but no one was seriousiy .hnri.
he banks, post lfice, and nearly all N
business bouses were closed during the d<y
The Dispatch, with its commendable entef
prise and energy, came out this week bright
and nexzy as usual, moi understanding nsarR
every uetklysin West Tennessee suspend&
during shs holidays. @er 30
On Wedsesdag night last Mr.. Alex nds b
Day and Miss Jennie Bledsoe, of thisfctn-
were married at lhe. residence Of Mr., Wa
ii Hand, Of this city.
On. the morniog -fshe 27thinstant the Rsr
w. L. Duckwonh, of Haywood coun.y, are
Mrs. 81. E. Crook, Of Henderson, Test,
we're aoited iet the holy bans Of wedlocA,
the R-sy David i :ath ofz1ri-sinxs. -
ar 4 &c residences OF the brides mother, near
MedoB, in this counlY,on Thursdzy, Deem
hs 2Sth, Mr.. J. Z. Rochelle was married to
Miss Lyde E Mcdaniel
A great many othsr marriages have taken
place in various parts Of the county during
the pas week. May success attend them all.
Austin Brown, who wss struck on the
bead with q brickbst and had his skull
crushed, few days ago by smother negro
died Thursday last.
Considerable talk and excitement has
been creaed in commercial circles during
the pastweek, occasioued by ]. Z. Wiker.
son, one of our largest grocery merehants
failing. We understand his liabilities are
SIS 600; assets, S1l 900.
The entertainment given Wednesday night
last by the editor of the Dispatch, and wife
at their residence on Baltimore street, wsi
The social success of the season. Genuine
hospitality and good feeling prevailed among
the large party OF gentlemen and lsdie,
nresent. A splendid supper was prepared
for The guests aud arranged in excellent
taste, which was highly enjoyed by all.
PERSONAL.
r. NJ Haynes, Esq., and family, left to-day
for Nashville. Mr.. Haynes will take his
seat Monday in the House of Represents
| tvs.
Capt. John Keith, senstor-elect frou
| the counties of Madison and Henderson, &C
companied by Col. L. F. McHany, hoatel
| from the same counties, Left for Nashville
| Friday, 10 be in their place Monday wheI
| the legislature sssembes.
The Rev. J. r, Graves, of your city, wa
in the city this week, visiting friend: anc
! relatives.
Mrs. Kate Emory, Of Memphis, who hsl
been visiting her father in this city for come
time, returned home Wednesday last.
| Col. o. F. Rice, who has been citizen o.
Jackson for a number of years, died at BIZ
home, of consumption, on the 23d instant.
| Col. II. III. Polk, who is an applicant fol
| The Office of commissioner Of agriculture
| was in the city this week, mingling amonE
| his many friends. JACKSON.
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Elected Hfm~ef with stolen FG1as-
LOUISVILLE, December 30.-Dsvid Fergu-
sou 10 skies d statementrhas he used The pub
lie funds while candidate for Office, and
plaintively asks the charity OF silence for the
sake of his mother, wife and little ones.
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rv,Es ADVANCED.
WksHIzsross December 30.-The Ways
and Means Committee completed eonsidera-
lion of the schedule of wool and wooden
maruf.c urerp, and advanced rates shont ten
per cent, on an average, over that recon-
mended By the Tariff Commission's report,
which leaves the rate, IS fixed ~ the cpm
uiitlep, reduced 10 about ten per cent bespw
the existing one. This advance was upoa
wooden ciolh and ready-made clothing Tbs
comait ee also add d the items, endless bsltl
and felts Tor prinling machines.
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Betrayed Under Promise Of Marriage.
NEW -YoRK, December 50.-Lvna Risss
arrived siasf enrnfsN a few monthsz ago
aud procured employment in the house oil
Morris Gersien "a domss ic. Gersten was
a widower, and before long he proposed NJ ar
riage to his servaot, and betrayed her unde r
The promise that she should be his wife. He
carried his villsiny so far thai the poor girl
was even made to prepare The supper which
celebrated his nuptials with another in bis
own house, aud then the brute tried to buy
| Der off with 500. Instead OF that he 6nds
himself defendant in a suit for $4,000
| damages.
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As the doctor turned sadly away from The
patient whom ne found using DR.. BnIr-
Cough Syrup, he said: at beats me every
time"
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n
ISL saysthat the Democrats Of
ought 10 have seif-respect
iaaie an undoubtod member
sty. and vote for him till the
ken. We have said" SAYS
10 !, strait 'twix. two, we
he D. Long 10 Gsosxs +.
WOULD ,e~ii tue State in a
not lose his temper SO
STR. But it would be folly
7hsre 10 the responsibility
Long senator, when it
oWu party 30 much more
semeat."
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POoR IN aNRs

Or Monday last a four act drama entitled
The Indians y az produced at the Mount Nor.
Iis Thsaler, New York. The play is mot a
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iniaterastional politics are
,<sls sgprising. A case in point
in pc statement that the En-
.-s sui has decided 10 appoint a
/. lotto the Vatican. Tais is
4 ,ro3tke non-rscogniiion policy
oas ~ ithsd been announced
- W Id have raised pro
q = ose whose recoIltctions
as ,S5n.MilI remember how
80 Stoned by the assumption
( prela;es in England Of
THE metropolitan cities OF
z.t~,cs.... :.
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I'D, of ne Tressury Depart
he'd the 'otsl amount of circula.
1881, at s43s,776,75s gold, ard
'''ivsz . -4.sl of SOIL, 2S6, sIs.
had grown 10 $780,
$5oo,ss2,Is5 we're gold,
ding 81 TIE rate of $1,000. :
sed his fislres show al.o
foretical augers atir b.
liver bill tbezaiu in gold
&c times as g's,t as ,hst
Il Circulation Of i Uai,ed
aper, is sci dosn At s-543.-
over ,OO0,oo0,OOt is
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/ FHs Nes York Worl5ls7 'ass - L"''.
. ! p AZ iasis,s that ~ (.'oFl ss',oes ensigs
s,,s, rs sou,his i that homicide is
,',ssr.szsn-ib.t ,<gioubut that i is rale re
[sshsa.g s.pss' says,s HSsif me f0'i
lisnds 10 ssesp with be a. = -eps'et =
ID with Dat sect;onof hs Aner,eao re-
babiss slsshl homeb4 i rsrsiy pun
tn s4ow 10 20 no South ne
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been stated that Nine. PAD hiss
: 81 p .SiSa2r NicoIini. thef brsh
n Their iornsr nat,
kyorcs law hse,
B2~S-dfhs
wEhelved by
thought up Tor
: :, t sbs uv%house. "Hence, +"
ama, @if they have
Lxkliiy of the nuptials is
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The aPuritan Sabbath" by

The Puritan Sabbath" by
lode lends interest to the his.
Restitution in Massachusetts,.
century," says the Evening
~ OF that State had much
ths stringent laws governing
fess-a, and the Supreme
3 ssTeihod of dealing with
q a to break up all trsv-
~ ~sfch ought to he Gale d
of orr judges. They de-
lest on Sunday, for violation
fak, was % much a violation
aihe &C, for which the ar
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Be sure to read B. Louenstein 4 Bros.
clearing sale advertisement.
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% worIa. I'D aSss One could be
amour kish Chs JULES, be had,
miles his liistdilsd Greek
O %. !. e Ipsd ! lfscoPal benches
~ 4anbe,d P s|oe 10 particular,
~ ettropg cad mssterships
4 o,ss.. rchhhop Lougley was
I'M pow: sstctlabop TAFT from
.bishop !. BENSON is from
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Fatally snef By UnEneun ParsIes.

LoseyxEw, TEX, December 30.-James
Barclay, aged eighteen, was fatally shot by
an unknown person.
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HEAvx oRokSNcE!
ARGUMENTS HEARD BY THE SENATE sPECIA

WAsH1Eeros. December 30.-The Special
COMMITTEES on Heavy o dnsDce today heard
arguments from Mann, OF Pittsbufg; Hub
bell, of Washington, ard Norman Ward, in
behalf Of the iptrrez.s respectively repre-
sen.ss by them. The be airing will be con-
tinnedA each sucseedirz Saturday until The
isqairyis competed. Gen. Legau, though
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+ n Grlardiaa predicts great
5fIesns iron the esAbli.s-
rip lines bdwesn tss lAitsr
;oool. IL sees isthem no apsre
n dsyelOpmeos,itas grAiz 4 ace :.
Orleans, but the ssablishneza o. =
4 import busiaessk vhie, .ns :. ans
s.Iley will be suplis5Aish Euro
,.,.s,isc.ures sia Ne 81. %ns.
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Memphis Lodge, No. 1876, X. of H

THIs lodge will meet in called session this sun
Il DAY) kfteruoon at 2 O'Clock, 70 take suitable
action upon the death Of our laie brother, @. P.
MILLER.
By order NJ LOGAN, Dictator.
NICHOLS WrLLIAzfs RenortaI RI - -.
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ts6TTfNcs bowNExrINsr-ls.,.
OF NAVY YARDS ORDERED I
REDUCE THEIR FORCEs

WAsHfHaroN, December 30.-Secretary
Chandler has ordered the commandments Of
navy-ysrds 30 reduce by thirty per cent. the
number of men employed under the appro-
pristion for The maintenance of yards and
docks. The class affected by he order is
watchmen, Keepers OF fre-extinguishiog ap-
paraius aud persons employed in like occu-
pations. The reduction does not extend to
skilled ms cbarics and workmen generally
The eff-cf of the order will be a reduci ion OF
about 1900 in the monthly expenses Of the
yards, and this saving, il is believed, will
allow of the yards being kept open until
March next, by which date it is expected
Congress viii have made further appropria-
fiona
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of Iea, encouraged BY
slectipg NO members to the
- proposes to;legin preparation
1ext campaiga All the proni-
: iuthe Et4s have been called
Ter early il January to take
insD consideration. A vigor-
be mad nsxt year for the
and 10 do'ihIs tle party is TO
IS It neyefh has bsen before.
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aty has yet
s4hiiherto dis
L,to1e force uader
20 those which
zee serve he pur-
actice, although
bod or bad con-
etpr nj present
hdscfoF is solid
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TYs mos sFnaToRsHlP.

DEPARTURE OF IETeEsAI1 REvEsUE ooMdIs-
sloSER E1uM 10 EEsrra 3 HIs cAHYAss-
WAsHIEGTos, December 30.-Commis-
sioner of I0lernsI r venue Raum lett for
Illinois to- got 70 resume his campaign for
the senstorship TO succeed Senator David
Davis Before leaving he visited Senator
Logan. - -
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Whist Is Promised Us in the Form Of
Amusements for the First Week
Ofthe New Year.
NJ and Mrs. Chsnfrau and the Hess
opera Company-The Mozarts and
Theodore Thomas.

= During she week the list Of snusements
1ss been rather scsnt. For the first three
nlgnts We have had Mime. Jsnauschsk in
9io'heT end Son. Marie Antoinette, Bleak
Hot-ss aod Mary Stuart. This engagement
vas something Of dramatic event, and The
large houses that greeted the actress we're
evidence OF the esteem in which che is held,
and the interest which her appearances always
exciies. She gave four memorable perform. :.
snces. The second event OF the week NJ
ne sdnirable concert Of Mrs.. C. 6fFftts,
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Coinage q, fh- Pnilnaeiphin Mint.

Latest styles, go to Voegeli & Co.'S, 271 Mai
street, Opposite Coor; Square.
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The Joint sDgagenent Of Mr.. and Mrs.
FfAnk S. Chsnfrsu begins at Lsubfie's The
ater tomorrow afternoon, when Mrs. Chan
frau VIII appear as Lady Isabep in East
Lynne. Mr.. Chanfrau appears ut night 10
the character of Exit" The engagement Of
this excellent lady and her husband promises
established faNorifes. During their engage
nient London A.surdnee aud Parted will be
presented.
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Theoaore ThomA-.

The proposition to get Theodore Thomas
and company 10 visit Memphis and gre
concerts is certainly one demanding the csn-
sidera,ion Of the people. The Mozart Bo-
ciety is deeirous of Obtaining the gnai
,uaestyo. and wishes TO give a mu@iesl ie|iF
val with his assistance. The public, Of
course, would like to see Mr.. Thomas
brought to Memphis. A circular has hen
issue d by the Mozsr's, stating that it il pro-
posed to raise guarantee fund of $1,000;
the plan being u pledge each member 10
bear his pro rata OF any expense incurred.
II profit accrue, the net proceeds are to
go toward building a music hall and con-
aarvaforv
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iNplAN AFFAIRS,
WHITE sErrLERs IN THE CHEROKEE coUN
srkv40RDERED TO MOVE

WAsHIsoroN, D. cember 80. = Reports
have reached The Indian Bureau from The
Cherokee country, Indian Territory, to the
effect that white mrn are erecting building
and fencing II pastures in The Cherokee
outlets Commissioner Price to-day ad.
drs ssed letter 70 Agent Tufts, at Mulkogek,
TO warn white herders TO remove with their
stock from The reservation. allowing twenty
avs for their exit. If the herders fail TO
get out in that time The agent is authorized
10 call on the Mill. arY and siapt than
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THESOLDIERS' HOME
A Large Increase in the Number Of In.
mates acknowledgements Appro-
priations Asked For.
White Settlers in the Indian Territory
Ordered to Move-The Illinois Sena-
torship-In the House.

WAsH1NeroS, December 3o.-Receipts OF
national bank notes for redefnptioo, for the
'xsek ending to day, sz344 600; bonds held
BY the ireasursr TO secure national bank cir
culstios, sS6l, i64 $50; 70 secure public
moneys 70 narionai bank repositories, Sl6.-
ga, 900; boeds deposited 70 secure circula.
ton during the week, 81 $4,000; bonds TO
secure circu alton Withdrawn during the
week, 81 $4,000; rziional bank notes out
Standing, SS62 65l ,169; lsEful money on de-
posiit TO Iedeem nssea OF national bsnks
Fzsse ;ng cssenis tier, SO ga ~ 4riezi4ug
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ANOTHER WARM DAY.

1t was, perhaps, little cooler yesterday than
most people expected after. the experience of the
day before. Sui 1t was hot enough 10 keep people
In the parks the people loed on the benches
Children were careful to keep in the way
of older pedestrians and resisted best they could
the Efforts OF the nursery maids to keep them from
tumbling into the fountains. In the streets down
town men thought that it was matter
Of q. congratulatiOn when their collars and
signal Service Station III the Equitable
building at a a. con m. yesterday ~ the
3p. IN. TO; at p M, 750. 1t was hot all over the
country.
Mary Mullan, age seventy-four, residence un.
known was found overcome by the heat at No. ii
West Forty-ninth-st. last night, and was taken to
the New York Hospital
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PASSENGERS FOR Europe

Six European steamships will sail from this port
to-day, each of which has its share of
passengers. The Britannia of the White Star Line,
has abont 200 cabin passengers, among whom
are Brayton Ives and wife, Adolphus l. Lichten-
helm, H. NJ. Knowles, B. f. Larrabee, Henry u
Langton c. NJ Ramsey, X. V. McKim and WIFE,
Miss NJ A. Mckinl, Il. A. McKim, &. &. Arrowsmith,
{. 6. Allerton, Samuel Barlow and wife, j. del
Calico and wife, Nicholas Fish. wife aud family.
Archdeacon Davenport, wife and family, Henry NJ.
Fairchid, the Rev. Dr. Rylance and wife, Professor
ii. N. Martin and wife, Mrs Dion Boucicault and
w X. Nissan will sail on the inman steamship City
of Montreal. Mae. Amalia Frederick AIaterna,
Karl Won Frederick. Nine. Rudolph, Post Director
schmidt w. Candidus, Charles r. Schmidt, wife
and family, g. L. English and WIFE, Mrs. G
Schirmer Mss Florence Schirmer, John + StrattOn,
Herman Runkcl and Austrian Consul II. Claussenius
of Chicago will sail on the Mosel of the North Ger
man Lloyd. William Elton. wife and family
Henry Cranston and wife, James Langley and wife,
g. l. Babbage Professor a. NJ Elliott, the Rev. Dr.
William Paret and g. III. Cowlishaw and wife are
passengers on the National Line steamship Eng
land On the Rhynland of the the Red Star Line
are Professor Bloomfield. Dr.. Erhardt and Carl
Koch William Covery, wife and two daughters
Will sail on the Anchorla of the Anchor Line.
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BADLY TREATED ON TWO VESSELS.

At the meeting of the Immigration Commissioners
yesterday COMMISSIONS SLIT nauo iep ono uPo
ed here by the steamships Surrey and Nemesis. Mr..
Starr said that the officers on the Surrey had EVIL
IDENTIFY failed to properly for the immigrants.
The complaints, he continued. against the Nemesis
were of . serious nature. Eleven children
had died since they landed from the Nemesis. On
board of the vessel the sexes were not separated,
and the passengers were overcrowded. The food
was sufficient for the adults, but not good for the
children. The surgeon was careless and neglectful
of his dutIes and in some cases refused TO give
medicine. The officers and crew were Indifferent to
the comfort of the passengers. 1t was TO be re-
gretted concluded Mr.Starr, that under the present
law the Commission had no power TO secure redress
to the immigrant except by civil proceedings.
The bill now pending in Congress was intended to
meet such cases. The report was adopted.
Commissioner Taintor made report with regard
to the appropriations for the supervision of mni-
grants. Upon his motion committee of three were
appointed to confer with the steamship companies
| with regard to the law which provides that only
| those which should pay 80 cents for each immi-
grant landed would be permitted to enjoy the privi-
| eges of Castle Garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
pAcoJ-ET CLUB MEMBERS IN COURT

The Racquet Club and the legal profession were
well represented il the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday morning. On Wednesday evening
twenty-ffth-st, left his p0cket-book on the coun-
ter of Rushtons drug store, which is IN the Racquet
Club building. When he went back after his
money he was told that John White
hurst, negro employed by the club, had
taken it. Officer kingler, of the Twenty-ninth
Precinct, was summcsed 10 arrest Whltehurst. The
negro asked permission 10 go into back room TO
gel his coat The officer allowed him to do 50, but
followed him. when ne suddenly found himself
locked in by several lembers of the club. lie
called out of the window 10 Mr. Carlson, who was
ia the street below and ho went after assistance
number OF the reserve force at the police station
went TO the club house, forced open the doors, and
arrested the negro and three members Of the cluD,