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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

Mrs Horatio Hathaway, Miss Hathaway,
Few;BedfOrd Miss Pine; Boston RatIer.
Irvington; Mira II. W. Ford. Miss Ford, Miss Mast
Thomas Nast,jr., Morristown; Captain dc Ia onere'
French Legation. - A.
Mrs General Howard and Mrs Colonel Lazelle were the
marons OF tho hop and received the guests Inc nIs
eight couples in the german were as folowsi "a, n Nh
and Miss Susie Drum, of Washington j. Treat and MISS
Cora Thomas, 81 Baltimore; Charles Elliott ana MISS
Louise Alexander of St Paul; b. X. West and Miss Lucy
Scott of New York; o. I. Crosby ana Miss Minnie Aeh
ander OF West Point; ]. b. B. Bellinger and Mrs. la
OF Washington W. II Alaire and Miss Barrel' Vi
Louisville e.. Edwards aud Miss Banks
General Macdonald, or the English Army General
Howard General Horace Porter Geuera MOTIFS
scha General Gilmore Professor Niche and Colonel
Lazee were present with the members Of the Board Vi
Visitors and the officers attached To the post
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MARRIED.

HAZES -ITENIMAN-Thursday evening. June 1882 q
OF brides pareuts No l33 ~
Brooklyn. ny the Rev. Charles Cntn0ert man iisD
Clark Iialen and NJ Bell dsaghor Of stephen H. Heniman
Of TIE brides mother Pleasant valley ~ y ~ VIZ
Rev. Prichard, Emly daughter ol the lsie W"
over Edwin b. Husted. formerly Of BrooEVh y. T.
JACKSON HAyEMEYER-On "Wednesday, June q, AZ ~.
Peters Church. Westebeser by the Rev Joseph ~ yonv'
assisted by the Rev. Edmund GGiiDert fiensrc -
Hayemeyer Of Westchsser.
JFRMAIN-THAYER-Wednes juno z, AZ me yermah
Memorial Church. W~gt Tr0y, By the Rev o. y woDDe.'
ID. d. pastor Of the First Presbyterian Churcn on iI
Barclay Jermau aud Katherine Ihayer daughter Vi e'
late Hon. Francis 5. Thsyer. OF Troy. NY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y. J., June T. at the rest
deDce OF the brides parents, by the Rev. JObn - Ds
Marie Louise daughter Of Lawrence Myers and H. b. MAUI
LANE-HUsTAcE-At ST. Thomas Church. wednesday
June T. 1882 by the rev William p Morgan d. D. 0Tacs
NJ daughter Of william Hustace TO Edward v H. Lane. al
OF ScW-YOrk.
MORsE-PARSONS- On June at the Presbyterian Church
EngsgOOd. y. j., By the Dr. H. n. Booth, James OL
Morse IT, 70 Luna Marian daughter Of the late l. . faf
Parsons
Thonass Church by the Rector the Rev William j. Nor
gan d. D. assste by tho Right Rev y. seymour,
r D. Bishop OF Springfield Charles A. Sulman % MARIA
Elizabeth, daughter VI Joseph W. Harper IT, all OF New
York.
sMITH-KING-O Thursday evening. June z by the Rev
Nathaniel stevens Smith and Mamie daughter OF MI ahi
Mrs. Vincent q. King. OF Newly 0rk cry.
ID d William H. zieEer. 81 Landican Cheshire. England
Laura Hamilton, eldest daughter OF Jobh fa Vi ia
city.
Al notices Of Marriages mast be Endorsed 1isA Jst'
name and address.
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JOSTPH A. LYONS.

Deputy Tax Commissioner Joseph a. Lyons
died yesterday al his aome' No 4o7 fourinAVe Hirei
short lines. He was appointed Deputy Tax Com
missioner on July l. 1873 Previous to that time he had
represepted the XIIth District twice in the Assembly
He was for several years member OF the Ianihany
Geperal Committee from the XIIth District but When
loan Kelly boted the nomination OF Lucius Robinson
Sor GnverIIor In 1879 Mr.. Lyon left IaLnmany nan
Amer thai he took very active part IN ponies pu'
was known as Tilden Democrat lie was lLgey me
ArizOna Consolidated Mining company. MS ser ~ t
49, often called requlsitiOn az an expert ia tne
Iat1on nf rea estate Mr. Lyons was native OF TINS
ciiv and WAS about forty i've years Old lie was uh-
ma ed.
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Piles Permanently Eradicated
Post OMce Notice.


The foreign mails FOR tho week ending SATURDAY,
lime 10 1882 will close this Office on tuesday,. at
a m Tor Europe steamship wyoming, VIA queenstown
efters for Germany should De directed per MyOmingD;
and Al 1870 for Europe, oy steamship Hab.Ourg VIA
Sonthampton and Bremen WEDNESDAY, at a M for
Tnrop 6y steamship Batavia Queenstown Qetters for
France m ast directed per Batavia and at foe
France direct by steamship ST. Laurent VIA HaNrei
Tor Ireland Oy steamship city
paris via Queenstown letters for Great Britain Other
European must be directed per cry Of Paris -"
and AZ lO3O for Europe by steamship Geert via Piym-
for Europe by steamship Britannia etters
for Germany scotland be directed per Britannc;
$3.50 a. for scotland direct by steamship AnehOriA
and at ii for Belgium direct BY steamship
Highland, via Antwerp and AZ II a. m, fOt Europe, Oy
steamship southampton and Bremen. Tue mails
Indies anu Brazil by steamship Mzugerton Bal
timore. close on WEDNESDAY AZ p NJ: The mails for
d. IN The mails Nassau and MAianzas. Cuba
ship Of Antonio, close THURSDAY a. l D.
Tho malls Barbad0es aud trinidad by steamship fam.
borough close Til RSDAl az The nails for Cuba
Porto Rico and Mexico by steamship British Empire close
THU RSDAY at l:3O The malls for Jamaica Turks
on FRIDAY at 10 a The mails for Venezuela and Curs
acOa by steamship Caraccas close SATU RDAY al N.
The mails for Aspnwal and South Pacific by steamship
pulcO, close SAL URDAY at 10 The malls Cuba
Porto Rice by steamship Newport close SATU RDAY
l5U D. m. The mails for savanlA &C, Oreytown Port
LimOn, by steamship Clandus close SAlUR at IL
rbe mails for China and Japan. via san Francisco
cisco, close June "a A. p. The malls for Bermuda by
steamship Dcssong, close on THURSDAY az 1880 D. m Tho
mails Tor klo de Janeiro direct by steamship Marcia New
port NewA close on SATURDAY at3 m.
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
fosI once. Newf0rk June j. 1854
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Governor Cornell, who came to this city on
Thursday passed busy day yesterday. During the
morning he received number ofYstors Soon after noon
he went down town. and absent from the hotel I'M
iii nearly p. IN. At that hour he received Controller
Campbell and consulted with him relative TO some of
the bills which passed by the Legislature affecting
this city Other visitors we're received The Governor
dined and spent the evening with friends IN this
citv He will return to Albany this morning on the
1870 train There are more than $50 bills-mOst or
them rushed through In the closing hours OF the session
still In the Governors hands TO he disposed Of Several
of hese effect OF this city The Governor
has promised Mayor Grace and ControDer CapOe tDat
he Will give them hearing the merits OF such bills as
they are Interested II
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DIED.

DIED.
KINGDOM Thursday evening June 2. at Elizabeth ~ T.,
yHns 1 At I Jamaica IL on sandal INST
Trains foot Of S4th-st. AZ l.2o ?. M
LoUNsBERY-In Brooklyn. on Thursday. June $, 1882
stephen Lounsbery the SD year Of MS age 49,, ~,
funeral on sunday June H. his late residence No 2S5
Please aso omit nit a lowe :"
McLAgGMLIN-At Ldtchhed. Conn, on Friday. Juno 3
Jane X. Mclaughlin aged 50 years
Funeral service at Ltohneld. sunday, 4 p. m -
lntermsnt Greenwood Cemetery, Monday 81 H. noon
MoULToN-.on Thursday, june s, at windham. Conn.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral on
Carriages viii be in waiting wimantic upon arrival Of
NORREon Tuesday night June O. 1882 Adam Norrie IN
The rsstyes Of the family invited 70 attend
funeral from Grace Church Broadway and lOtas@ Ola
1t Is kindly requested that no flowers be sent
land - WALSH, NEw-Y YORK CIrr
Alta meeting Of the NewYork OF tho
afons wee aHsnimoas adopted ordered to Os
ResoSed That this Board place record an eH:
sion their deep and profound sorro" 81 the deeease o. s
departed 9Th INST the s7h year Of his age
and r9 te alsviatio9 y the leader
in dispensing the charities Of the S ever raay ~ eI u
friend he has passed away leaving behind hun
As trustee Company and member Of IT, Board Of
bs the eaest regard for ts Welfare contributed
largely TO It's success by bus Tse eouH and enness *
manner of heart he personally endeared hme
Reored copy OF this minute be sent TO the family OK
the deceased thai attend his funeral IN Dody
RIETZEL-May &c. Herman A. Retze- son OF Fred ana
Adine Rietzel aged 10 years, months and Z GAYS .
services will be- held at ST ames nv L1I Churc'
10 hat saturday, June 10 az ~ clOoA IN
Relatives friends the Philharmonic society 81 Cecie
Lodge, r. A. NJ, the AT1on society AID the d. ~
Protective Union respectfully invited to attend
SHIPMAN-In this city Wednesday evening. June Z,
Harriet Cecil. gIfe OF Edgar J. shpinan anu y"n1sess
daughter the late MaorGeneral Richard DeiAheid u D.
-, -.
The funeral will be held Calvary Church thave
au st-st saturday morning. June 10 al lO5O CLOCK
RelSves and friends respectfully invited TO attend
Washington Chicago and san Francisco papers please
| copy.
wATERS-On Friday June g 1882, Rinado Morris waters,
relatives and friends Of tho family are Eftoa 70 eha
the funeral service at Trinity chapel west <OtsI' on
| Monday morning, Jane II, al 10 O'Clock
| II Is kindly requested that no flowers De SEMI
| south 4 carolina and Alabama papers please COPY
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Professor Jewett born in ST. Johnsoury' W, ii
1s0s He was graduated at Dartmouth in 1882 and at
Aodover Theological Seminary in 1888. He was an
nonted professor in Marietta College IN 1889 and held
the position for three years He then Left the Presb
terrain aud Joined the Baptist denomination and De
came the first president OF Nassar College. On
retiring from that position he went to Mlwakee ana
formed a connection with q leading mercantile mouse
Nevertheless he continued 10 manifest great IN
Educational matters much Of the success OF the MI
yanee Female College and Of the pubic school stem
OF that city is due 10 lie untrng Efforts and great
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ppFFFRs To BELIEVE THE PREaIDhNA'
I'A' Tropa me Albany Journal rep ~, n,

Messrs Conkling. Plat, French, i Payn S S6ol
other staunch hnye Of the President Of the
sS ates show tna GePeE Mr. slt cagnkns was
taken tr . stann for reelection, the latter Eehtle
,nsn procured the publication OF the letters Me they
sa Each OF these letters recount io - On
49, g,rred al A conference 1eld al the nO1 53 10 ~
ara Arthur in the City Of Newl" on Sue The charge
"a 1ssI Nav D. ISL Was sunday A"S - ~
49, conference was held on thai DAY AT tue 80 and
80 r. VICE President pGblshed al Ao .,ois,ns
Ihe o- ~ cross improperly. These c TltIclsu.'
nn"yed Genera Arthur ana interviews Win oad
a e., ne VSr,Id and Times, he very e1pucl'iy a%
sIs ~ denied thai any conference had beeh leu
80 61.se on the day named Here Is dst.A0t ~
r.cTv net " cen General Arthur ana mess 80
T]aTf & Co II there wac no conferences g. ,ssi
fprsielt's house sunday the "a gay Oh r ny -
! - ,.sre-al saws then Messrs. COnkung fIt'' q -
o. Ict I'll the truth when they say there was
-. ouo I'M their impetuOus zeal 10 PIONS i
mn rnfbfu they fasten that ungentt manly IoI =
ScfIn noon tho President Of the United SteeS " ne
,,tc are driven 10 choose between the Neraciy u
.Irs1 Arthur and that OF Tom fIatt anu JOAh r
srtb- and Lew Payne and Charlie DeLnlsOh anu oISNe
80, there should be hesitation as 10 winch " Dc
lrKe
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HARTARD COLLEGE VACANCIES.

BosrON, Mass, June 9.-The following are
as the candidates selected by the electors for
the seven vacancies the Board OF Overseers OF Har
ward College to be filed commencement day, five OF
the vacancies ben for full Of six and two
for the unexpred OF year. caused by the resg
nations OF Professors Holmes and Peabody Leverett
saton-tsI Class Of "A Moored story, 60; Charles
= Adams ir SO; Samuel A. Green, 81; William o.,
Russell 40 james c. Carter. so; Henry CABOT Lodge
~ Francis NJ Weld, co. Horace A. Furness, "a
solomon Iincoln 81 Frederick L. Ames '54 samuel
Hosr ST.; William r. huntington SO, and Francis ".
~. frey
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RIGHTS OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TE4CHERS.

Superintendent Jasper having presented to
the Board Of Education Wednesday complaint that
Miss Susan Wright principal OF the primary department
o. Grammar School No. 30. compelled teachers In her
school TO sign articles OF agreement binding themselves
to give up their positions at her order. TRIBUNE re-
porter Yesterday called upon to ask for an expana
lion She referred him % Andrew Warner chairman OF
Warner said the Board OF Education had decided
toat temporary appointments could not be made Young
women taken on trial and afterward shown TO be IN
competent could be removed except " some SUCH
arran cement u thai made by Miss Wright
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,,SrxyI1BIE SITUATION.

Prom IeI ;o.,,Sn OF ;he letters puts Mr:
While me t1e public IN light thsn . ne o
o0 oPS1d since be lei the ssns. IF President Arthur In
,sasesSP gse s1a + says that Sd as ay Of May
,o NJ , ATag q s SS other letter. admit N M sH,
ISL a and Ss 'l than G The G 2eG Nay
issy sandS T9s d Rs1s s an account q
90 the NeS,1oTk ace az the conference al Genera
xHnS P% Afternoon p5fTSls LAD Sen hsd
who read that p oh. on lie sabbath day were
and the pulpit and reoq P5gS' 5s alarmed
SoGnceG what they called sc Of interviews which
sSe Of HerGS sdq that n any such
sneafy had with him. he ponteuS s bonse on that day
% denial was given what PurPore6d now no TT that hat Mr.
iansre in the papers reefrec so coference did take
Pat ana tS 5d Of May TRIBUNE
nguSee President Arthur Owe % this matter up
and ,' ltrs whcn yindicate Mr. ConknG place "i ~
- - uneuy iable situation
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
s,,nonrs for TIE past "a h0ars

WASHINGTON. June 10. a. m.-Ihe harom-
4. lowest in the Lower Lawrence Vsney ana hsnes'
ON the South Atlantic Far weather pre'AIs Al
New-England. the Middle States aud Lake region
Partly cloudy weather and local rains are reported
the Southern States, the ONO valley ana Inc
'J o.o.r nortbVest winds prevail in New England
49,, York and east to south winds are reporter
~ the remaining districts with slight rise In eInper
Tr eIcenJ tp the Lake region. where IL Is sgn'y 0
Indications Tor to-day
For the Middle Atlantic states Iar ~ t,"per,
shfting r. east and south. slight changes III 'onP
fnre sghl rise followed by falling baromg "
For New III gland. fair weather. "es.eis a.
rise followed by falling Daromeser'
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i MISS MEETING OF COUNTY DEMOCRATS

The mass meeting of the County Democracy
last ght il the large hall Of the Cooper Union was small
ID numbers, and the enthusiasm displayed was IN suaP
contrast with the weather IL 5. Beattie called the
meeting 10 order aud presented Major George W. Mclean
a. chairman Nj Mclean made short speech, In ~hleh
he con era tulated the Democracy that 1ammany Han
had seen fit TO separate itself from the party John D.
Couchn read series OF resolutions cr1tczlng the trOV
er, and Tnmmauy Hall for In relation 10 STATE
legislation the Republican Congress Tor admitting tnS
contestants and President Arthur FOR the men named
sr Ia III Coumls,oners The resolutions were adopted
nv amt vote Assistant DslrlctAttOrney Fellows was
loudly called for ana responded With Legal
against the new Penal Code.
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LOOKS RAD FOR Arthur, p.,,

,, ro~ s sSys he asked for reelection ne
NE nv Sh So ass Of sSo them
day May u NewYcrk city This Is denied Dy 1vr
sfs one Of
and Who States senate at his own nst am
S Ts9ssy on ana s1s
also n,sne exposed at time in the preTs snd com
ference at his sO Srcu tue vcePresdsnt Ibers
saas sii f;o sSs
had been any RGSTaM Nav % 1851 Now II ms ses pn
d letter. T sGH present the s n1s s A.
%SR S Mr.
mis- the Sn for senate w9e HSt6ns
S s s ss; de S:S e. SS ss
president Art Art. TrIcnSncs friends contradietns ni
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STANDARD COIL AND IRON SYNDICATE.

Co1r-vBrs. Ohio. June 9.-James G.. Blaine
and General James A. Hall of Maine, s. B. Eklns, Of
Nev-York Captain w. d. Lee, Of Newark and other
members OF the Standard Coal and Iron syndicate re-
turned today from their trip Pomeroy and the HOOK
ing Valley mineral regions At meeting VI the ~
eae IL WAS decided have the principal oces OF inc
corporation AT Columbus and to begin business III the
name VI the company Oh July 70
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JOHN SCOTT RUSSELL.
T
LONDON, June 10-John Scott Russell,
NJ A. F. r s. the famous engineer, is dead

MI Russell was born in 1s0S, and was the son OF the
Rev. David RUSSELL He educated at the UNIVERSE
ties Of St. Andrews and Glasgow. and early showed
n prediction for practical mechanics On the
death Of SIR John Leslie he selected to MI
temporarily the chair OF Natural Philosophy IN
the University OF Edinburgh. He left Edin-
bureh to succeed Card Of Greenock, rs manager OF
one o the largest ship-build ng and engineering estab
Tsbmeuts in Scotland He left scotland IN 1s44 for
London where he built the steamships IeFiot, lay
Clyde and Tweed for the West India ROya
MI Companv Mr Russell introduced MS
" wave system in the building OF ships IN $50.
no became member OF the Royal society Of Edlnburgn
in S37 and Of tie Royal society OF London IN ls4a.
sn eears go he compiled large and costly treatise
~ - me MGdern system Of Naval Architecture for
Commerce and war;" which illustrated BY 40 en-
cravings.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
SIXTEEN FREIGHT CARS BURNED.

A fire broke out at p. m. last night In a
freight ear which standing OF the side tracks
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company In the Hacken
sack Meadows between Newark and Jersey city Inc
flames spread with great rapdlty, and communicated
with sixteen other cars which standing on the al
iacent track Information OF the fire received at
Jersey CITY, and three engines were sent Out Du "eh
they arrived the found TO be destroy ed Inc
los. is estimated $1,000. Tue lire 10 believed " nave
been started by traInps.
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1Hk OWNERSHIP or a Tract OFLAND.

HARRIsBURG Penn, June 9.-Evidence was
heard TINS afternoon by the Board Public Property in
the case at Lyon against Warren. involving the owner
ship of tract Of land in Lycomng County The dispute
really was between the Standard OIL Company and the
Iidewater Pipe Line Company the latter desiring 10 Sc
cure the property In order To extend us me Inc SUI
wa decided favor Of the Tidewater company tnus
giving il tho deslrcd Eastern outlet
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PROFESSOR NJ, p. JEWETT.

MILWAUKEE, June 9.-ProfessOr Milo Par
ker Jewett first president Of yassar College, died here
to-day Three months ago his health began TO break
down rapidly and few weeks ago he lad an attack o.
typhoid pneumonia. from which he did Dot rally. ne
his death has been expected daily
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GEORGE s. MOULTON.

Hartford, Conn, June 9.-George .:
Montou died in WIlimantc last night at the age oi
dftv-four years He had been state senator Ior io
years and was formerly director OF the Nc" -"
- ,,ord palroad Company. For several years he
49, me agent in New-YOrk OF the Wulimanuc Linen
COMPANY and while a resident OF tnat cIsy 10 We"
firetirnr ~ Lue National shoe and Leather b@nA-
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MARRIED.

FOOTF-JAMFSON-On the 9Th inst. az the residence OF
the brides parents by the Rev Wayland Hoyt D. az
stated By the r. {. r seeiey kOote 10 Addie
Is. daughter Of william II. Jameson All vi Brooklyn.
YUIIFR-sEARLEs-On wednesday, juno 7. by the Rev.
b. Detosta ID D. Fannie Johnson daughter OF Hamilton
seares OF this George Albert Fuller OF Bergen
Point NJ.
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horses moment TO the care Of his wife, when they
away, and the carriage was dashed TO pieces Mrs
Hitchcock picked up insensble and badly hurt and
two other ladies and child received less serious Ju
ries. one OF the horses had q leg broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
Dolitical Nutlrfs.

Anti Machine Repnblieas General COuImittee-Meet
ing organization AZ FroDisher Hall - tst Itth on
MONDAY evening, June II at O'Clock. tHktol OfllEa
PUITMAN, JOHN BEATTLE, WALTER Il. GALLEY,
Committee Organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

Mamma" said wee pet, :" they sung
want to be an angel in sunday this morning. ana
sung VITA them" - Why, Nellie !" exclaimed mamma,
could you keep time Win the rest Il guess Iolu,
proudly answered little Nellie " KEEP, ahead VI them
most All the way through"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

Rid yourself of the discomfort and danger
attending a cold by using DR.. Jaynes Expectorant an
old EST abshed curative for coughs throat and pull
monary affections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

A.Goyernor Cornell has vetoed the Catlin bn should
bny your Furniture. Carpets &C. OF The old reliable CoNfEE
THwATrs give the longest credit aud lowest prices
stores 1853 10 i59 aud IN Brooklyn az sOo W Az
Established 10 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

Arthur but IL he goes on devS nnrgn , a.
x ". 70 reSiSn Sptrg and he found
the Presiden,tv he win be the unhappies' a" ~
70 oe a States before long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
Ex.GoyERYOR DEHNISOY I'LL.

COLUMBUS, June 9.-Ex-Governor Dennison
Is rapidly declining tonight after long Illness AL MS
children have been called home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

Asthma md Hay Fever promptly relieved and perma.
DT. -nsOn sure AslhnA hohoey' oVS W
druggs.s. Depot 1875 FultonsL Treatise nso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
FLAMES IN CHEMICAL WORKS.

Flames of a brief duration were caused
early yesterday morning in the New-York Chemical
Works No j26 West sixteenth-st by melted rosln boil
iI. ". or "A tank. The damage Sds about @0tOVO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

that when young man this period sits down IN them
be win wish that he had stood up and saved rent
-LElmlra Telegram
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INJURED By n SPIRITED HORSE.

PROVIDENCE, June 9.-In Wakefield, oouth
Kingston. this afternoon. DR.. Hitchcock Oh nov 80
resident Of Narragansett Pior left his spirited