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New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
STATE PRESS COuHENTS.

Mr. Folget's letter of resignation will soon soon
b. gwen To the public thus VII aho,hT[ I5T1 %
Utica Observer lDem)
The Republican campaign opens under the the
most favorable auspices TIE SARATOGA IN ,
placed ia nomination ticket which comMauu' INC IT,
sfect OF al good citizens-TlrOy Telegram thep'
If Republicans and Republican newspapers
ar honest in their preence of regard Tor tney
SlOCum Tor AL Oict I'D "ucH W an
Gettr rescnt and subserve the INT rests Of soldiers
than in any under the Government OF the state OF New"
York Rochester Union tDemJ
Wi! General SOcum accept the nomination
FOR Congrr Largef Ims II appears Is slH an
open question The General mas not ySI ucCuvu % i,o
Tor him. The EGgies opinion Is unchanged We 10 h0l
believe the General should dechnc-tDfOORIyh LaSic
DemD
1t was. of course, a mean and wicked thing
for anvouc 10 forge Judge RObertSons name 10 eIe
gam but in the present harm from H. eX
Wa. chan-ed Everything came out lst tn same as
would Mr. French had not attended thc meeting oi inc
committce.-IAlbany Express tHepJ
Tie spirit shown by Senator Miller when he
moved the unauimous nomination Of Judge Folger las
been ecbOei by the Cornell men Qutc generally, ana
should be noted TO their credit since ihet were ins
done Saratoga, in order to defeat ne oFeh"i
no decent code OF political ethics could justify lLlhra
Advertiser ltepJ
One hears the Democrats exulting in the
expectation OF $4,000 majority in the Umpire stare az
the end Of a few well ks II their prediction should be
satisfied be- the result what would prove 10 ne it, mean
ing 1t would mean that Iauany Hal, when for ye"is
New,York City is to more it, camp from the
metropolis The caIi AIS re &c standard thepl
Judge FOlger remains the only Republican
candidate Tor Governor for whom there WI: be Oplor
1uny to tic represents the principles oI the party,
however much they may have been scdndahzed D. me
nos of h supporters n the convention Grover CeFe
land repre..s the Democratic party, with az It's cA
record aud all doubtful puIposes-l Rochester
Democrat tkcpD
There were numerous reports at saratoga
of the pagment Of money 10 Duy votes Tor fOl-tr'
Names aud amounts mentioned. We DO not give
Them because nave sufficient proO OF the Iutn OF
the reports They genera ~ believed Dut u la hot
believe them In order 10 e-taOlsu the Idct
that the -aratOx Convention controlled against lho
wishes OF the Republican voters by resort 10 tue cnc-
f Dery and corrupuOn faschOOd, breacn OF trust ana
forgery The question Is how far does party Obligation
goi Does bAd honest man % accept tAe fesuts "
irsuA l-l Buffalo Express (RepJ
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
WASHLNGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGrON. Tuesday, Sept %. 1882
Secretary Chandler returned to Washington tonight
The Secretary of the Treasury has accepted the site
for the proposed pubc building al Frankfort KY
There were 397 patents issued to-day 10 of them being
10 foreign patcntees.
There pension certificates and 3OG land patents
to-day for the signature Of the Secretary OF the
Interior.
David wilson was arrested IN Denver yesterday by
Secret Service detectives for passing counterfeit $50
bills.
The Controller OF the Currency has authorized the
Fourth National Bank Of Louisville KY. to commence
business with capital Of r3OOODU and the First Nd-
uOnal Bank al seattle, W T., capital, $4,000
Distrct-Attorney Corkhi and his assistants were to-
day employed taking testimony to tine alleged at-
tcmpts 10 corrupt the Route jury. The proceedings
are private.
The Controller to-day furnishes the corrected an
nouncemcut that BE has declared final dividend of
per cent favor II the creditors OF the FIa National
Bank OF NcwOrleans. making in all dividends OF 10 per
cent
The contract FOR supplying the cut stone for the a-
proachcs the north wing OF the State War and Navy
departments building has been awarded to David Tison
Of Rockand Me- at h. bid OfSj3.Gis. Acker & CO.. OF
this city, have been awarded the ract for furnishing
blue tagging Tor the same approaches, their Did
amounting 10 Pl2,l6J.
The ActugSecreary OF the Treasury has ordered the
Assistant Treasurer at New York to redeem without
bate Of interest on Wednesday of each week until
further notice bonds embraced in the 1l6th and ll7th
calls To- amount not exceeding S0OOVOoo IN each
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
KINGABRO YAYE.

Kngabro Yaye, lately general manager Of the
store Of the Fr, japanese Company in this city died on
August 4.at the Of twenty in his native country
He had gone back TO Japan rw months to select
goods for the fall trade here When about 10 return he
was stricken down with A-iatic cholera. Mr. Yaye es-
shed the American branch of the First japanese
Compiuv's trade in America H. had charge of tine
Is-6 and al tine Paris Exposition s7- Mr.. Nayc
q man Of varied attalnmcnt-. When the Imperial Coy
men each province was required send one. two Or
three according 10 its size. i1r Nayc n. ~huglo and
another were sent from the province OF saga. IhcY
affrrward came this country 10 study English and
other laug1Iages AfE Yayc compelled by death IN
his family to return his home before finishing lis
cour-c He entered politics in Japan and became dis
tin-ui-hcd his radical views which nearly carried
him f. the scafOld He -lD~c lucttN, however,
appointed translator 20 the Senate al TOXIC. Ill, family
is one OF the oldest in the province Of -a-a, where many
of them have held high official positions. The RUNS OF
one OF their old castles stl standing ln Tue Town oil
Ytyc IN the province OF saga Nj shl-lD succeeds Air
Yayc ~ general manager Tor the I~ Japanese Company
I'm cif
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

Communication with MataInoras has been opened under
the supervision Of Health Officer Wolff Much satlsrac.
ton il expressed by the citizens with the n9dinea
quarantine. The fever IN MatamOras Is considered
nearly over. The weather is cool.
GALVESTON. Tex Sept. 26-A dispatch to The Eers
from Bro gusvle says: During the twentyfour hours
ending O'Clock this morning, there were two deaths
from yellow fever in MatamOras There IL great deal
fever ~ Mer and Revnosa There 100 cases. and
two three deaths day at Roynosa, and -FOUR 10 zen
deaths daily at Mier.
WASHINGTON. sept. 26. .-Dispatches 10 the Surgeon
General Marine Hospital Service. from Brownsville and
Corpus Christi. Tex, this morning report the completion
OF the river Gordon.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
AT VARIOUS PLACES.

LANCASTER, Penn, Sept. 26.-Ihe lock
works Of Fran Brother. this cty. DESTROYED by
fire this morning. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000
The fire is supposed to have been Of incendary origin
The cigar factory OF Jacob Root in Laudisviie this
county was burned last night Loss $1,000; insurance
$1,000
DETgoT CITY, MINI, Sept 2G-The jail here waa
burned last night and G. Davis contued therein for
wfc-beating. persisted in the flames It il believed that
Davis set fire to the place. either purposey or accident
ally.
GALVESTON. Tex. Sept GA dispatch TO The Ne'cS
from Trinity says destructive fire occurred here this
morning. burning down entire block in the business
portion of The loss IS over 10000; parity
insured
SAUGATUcK, Mich, sept 26-rhe driving house con-
nected with the tannery OF Waliin & Phillips in Douglas
was burned today together with 900 sides Of leather
The loss Is $50 900 insurance lgh,.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27


BIRDSALL-On Nfoaday. september p. 1922 Mary J..
daughter OF rheni aud tle late Joaat lan 81 dsal.
Funeral services Wednesday. september - at tom
her late residence. l6j Last 92d-st
COX-In New-YoIk SUNDAY morning seDtember 2i,Wi.am
II. Cox Ir.. in the 52d year Of nj. age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 attend he
the residence OF his father Mm H. cox. ~
300 Liyngstonst Brooklyn oa wednesday, september 70
Please omit flowers
Penned donaldson son Of the late David and May Mott
Relatives ond, family invite 90 aeni tho
funeral 10 MS late residence No l'3 West sJth-
st., on Thursday, 18th inst, at ?. m.
Friends requested not 10 seud aOwers.
GRIGG-At GIeenwlch. Conn. On Monday September -,
Miss craze Grgg, daughter Of John H. and Ophe.ia A.
The friends re auves OF the family are respectfully
GTcenwi h. Conn, on THURSDAY, september -, 40 haf
cariISe, viii be IA wling On OF II O'Clock
from Grand Central Depot
OLYPHANT-At Mor1st1wn. y. j. on SUNDAY the 2ith
Talbot yphant. of thi- city.
The funeral VIII ta,e place on "Wednesday the 25th INST.
the rcsienc-Oi Oi her mother at hOrrsio"n, y j. On
arr, al OF tAr ID train from ~ yY0rA BOas leave
The VS. and rsad, OF the family attend
special ca viii be provided returning vii leave Ao.ns
PIEact-In fnis city on MONDAY september % Mary A.
Pierce, widow Of tIe late Robert T. Pierce IN the 47h
The funeral via tako place Thursday o'clock
The residence Of her sonin .sw Heson Mia d. No 81
newport. r. J., papers please copy.
sMIrH--At Hauot en- y. H.. sunday. Septcmber2i Ms
KeSAsa D. ,mh d u late president OF Da tmouth Coc,e
Funeral Wednesday. -epte mDer -, at D. IN.
sHERRY,on MoH4ay night September l.,, 25 Caroline
Funeral y N place ae - West 18th
sTes si iE 't and r.. ,si'.g afs rsos5tiy 81 a a'icd
WELcH-At Lamb,rtgile y. J.. on Monday. September
p, 1852. Ashoe. wcen, ia The 75d year oi hi, age
Thursday. september 18th AZ uafIast o'ciock
Il:IOa.uI.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

Only once 90 we catch the unduatns swing peculiar 70
tie usc OF SPAIN and then 1t Is In the pretty fandango
OF the last act. which inclined shrewdy 10 guess
was borrowed from the melOd0us breathings OF some
warmboOded Casan. But there Is 81 least no offence
given IN he musi and dOcs not aerionsy inpede Whht
Wi promptly be recognized as more especially the husi
ncss Of the piece.
Itc ope Witnessed Ivy an audience
splendid in size arl apNcata ance, W'o
iavis'cd approving applause on !be tabi,auA'
Gar' seG three times hv the risin cur avn, ana wei
ccm,d some ci the people who became fayortes at te
54i.ati daring tAr career of " Patience aad Clahue
Dnva'.' The strangers brought from England, e'pe,
ciaiy sir MausHcld made hit. and we're remembertu
iE ths Distribution % rewards. JNtrJtilhs
moved smoothly and .u'tessiul ~e1slu for inc plece
was undo ahtefy inaugurated. The Distribution oI
characters as 'o,laws:
Don Ini. de Ro4amonte of er' M W. r Carleton
IJrorre, a, NfillerI .. ......... r. Hans1eld
Ills nrst appearance IN America o.,.
NlcnIS O. farncrl N W Plpr
NauHc tauorl ..----.... -......Mf y nam " ,l'o
I-omer AstronOnor Royal-----.. M j. Fu.'y
Ion Puhp OF AragOu lkiug tOnsOiti MI j. u, Ityl "
Ia ci ,Quccn Of ta- el Miss amy tdNa'us
fIIeT first aIpeaTaut In America
toIiuds attendant on tie tkuten.- lss Joan RIVERS
Iier Il Il Appearance In An u'rlCa.. ...
Gomez itlr queens Pagel- MISS ~ u" pH"M
InzAl!lo a rraio-' Hov' ........ Miss Nina RoNley
Gi,ola ,tAe belle OF Naoi'r) .-.- Nn' Dehna D'i"o
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
STATEMENTS OF BUSINESS.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 2G.-The statement OF
business OF tue Phladc pha and Erie Railroad Company
for August Is as follows: Gross earning, Si20329 26
expenses. S9339lO II net earnings SlsjAlS 3D. net
earnings 1851 $6O59l 81; increases Sl25, ,s26 So The
net earnings for the eight mouths OF 19s2 f92O9O9
net earnings for the eight months OF 1sSI were
s73-,sI2 90 increase, SlS2,066 Il. III : statement
shows the heaviest gross and earnings OF any month
in tne history Of the company.
The gross receipts OF Buffalo, Pts5urg and West
ern Railroad Company Tor August were S19, l5J and
those Of the Oh city and Chicago Road Sl2,2J3; total
e9l 1872. The expenses during the same month were
SI7.G6I and net profits f43.76, being an increase
compared with the same month LAST year or pllI0o
Ine rtcrnng Of both upnnes for The eight months
ending August 81 were $50 500 being iacrcds; OI
SlJ3,9J7 compared WIN the corresponding period
llsfK AZ
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
TICTIMS or THE TUNNEL DI1STER.

Dr. Ranney the surgeon in charge OF the injured
people n the Grand Union Hotel sad to a reporter
of / HI TRIBUNE YESTERDAY afternoon: " have lust
each patient, ANA have only th's 10 say ih'y
are all DONG we'll as can bo expected. As stated
~ HE IMBCNT today. Miss Viola Bennett has
entirely recovered both from the shock and The i-W
bruises received at the time OF the accident. She
VIII remain. however, at the hotel until
her sisters nose has healed completely. he nose
is rapidly iHpr0ving. Tie Igiments knitting ~
satisfactory manner. Miss trommelm Is yet very
low, but has had a better dav than she passed yes,
terday. do not extend much hope To her or her
friends vet, but she has rested quietly to-day and
slept considerably. Her stomach which Yesterday
refused 10 retain any foot is stronger to day The
injured arm Is doing well. Nj BrnckerhOfl has
room. The nurse who has been with the men since
Friday and who has convinced some of the Ie-
portcrs that ne was assisted by Dr. White and my
self III the treatment OF the patients,
las been unable TO keep Mr. BrnckerhOh uulct
although have lclt strict orders for him not 10 see
80 many friends. While do not wish - quarrel al
all with Mr. Miller, VINO has dOne good scry ice as "a
nurse, have positively informed hlm thai the rail-
road company. of which | am the sur
geOn, viii not recognize hun ~ having per
formed any medical services lie has been
irving To have the patients who are soon going 10
their homes ID Mount Vernon. request me 10 let
HIM treat chem. Mr.. Harper wiil 20 on the noon
tram tomorrow, probably The RAINY weather his
prevented his removal for two or three days. Mr..
BunckcThOh viii remain under my treatment at the
motel for few weeks longer, and 80 VIII
Mr. Bfay who is really the worst injured person by
the accident excepting, Of course, Miss CfOmnclIn.
not at ali anxious 10 have ans thing sad about
the nurse of whom have Told you, but II Is PAIN
fu fact, nevertheless
When the reporter called at the hotel at / O'clock
tins morning he wa, told by tue nurse that Miss
CIommeln had slept quietly All the evening, and
that she was tLen asleep. Her temperature,
was entirely normal last night, and
she had not complained OF pam In her arm for sew
eral hours. Dr. Saunders WAS still with her and
Nj. Miller was IN the reAdng-roOm with the pa
fieufs WHO remain there.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
OBITUARY.
ASHBFI WEI II.


AShbel Wcch. president of the American
Society of Cv Engineers died at his home at Lambert
vile. y. J.. Oh Monday Mr.. Wcich was one oi the
most prominent American engineers. He was born
ia Madison County in thi- State. but came OF old New
Tu-laud stock being seventh n descent from Governor
william Bradford. of Plymouth. When Nh Woich
was seven years old his father removed To the neighbor
hood OF Utica whore the future engineer attended the
school OF Abraham KasSon Horatio seymour and Ward
Hunt were his schoolfclows. When eighteen years old
Mr Wcch entered his profession of civil engineering and
became employed ON the Lehigh Canal. where he was
associated with W Minor Roberts. Solomon
W Roberts and Edward Miller all Of whom
subsequently became prominent as civil engineers.
Mr. Welsh soon became favora5y known and was in
trusted with the engineering works, becoming one II the
most prominent constructors in The early history ~
canals end railroads He represented the stockton
and stevens interests in all the great works under
taken by them For many years he WIS Identified with
the NewJerscy railroad system and for gitgen years &
Clnu Company. In 1867 he, win Hamilton tl-h ana
ncrs. effected the consolidation ol the companies now
Gr Welch was engaged from 1s4o to 1915 with Cap
tam Rooeri stockton in the experiments which re-
suited IN the building Of the war steamer Pnnce0n te
rt screw steamer built in this country and N the
Ig isi8 81 ths Coz itse Of He%Jeisey entered
upon him the degree OF \; NJ At tie
the New-Yo,k West shore and b"G .lo Ra.roli lie
elected presdont Of the Society Of Civil EnGnees
lat January. Among the best known work OF Mr..
Wrlch was the construction of The Belydcre Delaware
Railroad and tle widening of the Cnesapenke ana
Presbyterian aud lie took an active part IN the affairs
of the church lie little interest I'm uoltics, but
s symuatues were with the Republican party. and he
wa, "A -tIuuch adyoca,e of Civil Service reform. Mr..
Wolch in hi seyeuy-irst ye9r and had been ior
c.i.drcn., all of them married His funeral
VIII take place at m h5 he nome -, a
win run sp.ca car for fhr of tic Society OF civil
Engineers me tram that leaves jersey CITY Tor Lam
-. .ff. I7s1 a
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
TIE GARFIELD MOyUMENT FAIR.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. - The Board Of
Direction OF the Garfield Monument Fair ~ a.neeting
tonight decided that applications for space either for
loaned or donated exhbits must be made on before
November l, and al exhibits be- paced IN tho
hands Of Board OF Direction before November
IL.
The Michigan BOari OF Commissioners displeased
with the character ~ Of the buildings IN which the
Board Of Direction propose 10 distribute EXHIBITS
Intended for the fair, and AT meeting tonight
imOusly adopted resolutions declining 70
proceed further in carrying ont the objects o. ne enter
prise until thcy satisfactory assurances a. 10 tho
charac OF the buildings be secured and the amount
Of space TO be aIotteI exhDltors from Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
SLIGHT RlILWAY ACCIDENTS.

WATERBURY, Conn, Sept 26.-The through
passenger train TO NewYork on the New-England Rail-
way leaving here j:2S o'clock this morning ran into
the OF freight Towantio station, being
properly signsled. Several freight wrecked,
ard the engine the NeWYOrk train considerably
dana No hurt. The trains around tho
wreck "a siding.
SYRACIs IsE, y. Y, sept ga car on the Geddes
Street Railway was run into by an engine the Della
ware Lac&awanua and Western Railroad this forenoon,
ana wac thrown into ditch beside the track There
eight passengers in he street car Oh Of whom 80
caped without serious injury. Tho accident the
suit OF a misunderstanding of signals.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
FREDERICK CITY. Nd.

Mes.rs LrgBrG CO.'S. 3s Murray-st, y. Y.
GENIIErLN | have ns-G bottle of youf io'a IL ef
Tonic and derived much benefit from t that desrr
without solicitation 20 express iiiou 81 IT,
\ m eatened win maaril fever, slperin.
du. c by Impoverished blood aud pIos alton ant
became qulcNly reduced to lI2 IOInd- MONDAY the
llth bcgan taxing your coca Reef fonc ant om the u
dose improve ny weight % day 1O2 rounf-D
and buOyancy OF splits sttests AGAIN thanking yol.
/ Rr~pc yours WV. J. > uAAfFtG
y. R.-It lg scgOcd tO bY leading Flt n, an,
Dr. A A Roth, who has prescribed humid eds o bottles oi 10,
IL his extensive practice, ana n cn aest TO Ae above
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
rALUAB1E NEARING APPAREL SEIZED

4 trunk in the seizuTe-room of the Custom
House was made an object Of great mystery yesterday
by all the officers who had any hing To do with IT, II
was part OF the baggage OF l. ODonoghue OF TINS clty
who WAS passenger by the steamship Abyssinia which
arrived Yesterday On examination the trunk was
fouud to be- filed with valuable wearing apparel six
and velvet dresses some OF which were trimmed win
f and hcr, with feath hers and one with x lace Two
nf tne .utt, we're not complete aud % supposed that
tb missing u.rs were In other trunks which mad been
passed by hr Inspector ne va ,auo e o. 'Ao Se'-o 40
estimated roughly at about 5000 francs.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
E0UILIzITION or 1AXES.

REALAND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN EACH COUNTY
IL THE sTAIE-WuAT The FIGURES SHOW
ALBANY, Sept. 26.-The State Board of AS
essor- met this mor ing and heard arguments OF repre-
,eutatiyes OF Albany and Kings Counties for reduction
Of the equaized values IN those counties The board
fused 10 reduce them and adopted table ~ cquaiza-
iou for the whole state. The total values OF real ami
personal estates amount ~ =, -, ,6s2,JGI
TIE FoLLOWISG IS TIE STATE EQUALIZATION TABLE
l--2.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
REORGANIZATION COMPLETED.

INDIANAPOLIs, Ind, Sept. 26.-Ihe reOrgan-
iza;ion OF the apol4 and st. Louis Railroad IN
der SALE was completed to-day by the electng Of j. II
Deyereaux as presideut stevenson Bark, yicc-presl
dent: T.. b. Thomas general manager. aud George II
RUSSELL treasurer all of Cleveland. The consolidation
vii Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati and India tp-
oils Company viii no. take place until February. Ihe
directors decided 10 Issue rZ,OUO,oDO OF mortgage
bonds to put the road and it, equipments in order.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER BEPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.Smops.s for Ire past heeniy-fo~r hours

WAsHINGTON. sept. y, | a. m.-Ihe barom-
ctcr l. highest in the 81 Lawrence Valley and lowest IN
Colorado. The temperature has fallen from lO' 10 ~
IN Colorado and Wyoming; elsewhere 1t has Remained
nearly stationary Norihcastcry winds contnue IN the
We. Gulf states and all districts east of the Mississippi
accompanied by cloudy weather AMI rain and north
c,.tetlv Gales in the Middle Atlantic states ana local
r IA. IN the south Atlantic Stacs where the weather ID
fair. D.,
For New England. fair weather norhery Winds STA
tiouary or lower barometer and trmp"idiNuc
T~ Inc Middle Atlantic states partly cloudy or cloudy
weather win rain, high nur.nciricrf Wlhds, lower
barometer, stationary or higher temperature
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
GolyG TO 4 FUNhRIL IN BOATS.

child whose parents live at Adams and
eev,ntb-t. Hobokcn died Monday. The house. In con-
seoaence ofe recent storm and the sewage escaping
from the broken Rayne Road sewer Is surrounded on
all sides with four feet OF water and friends who wished
IN yi,if the afflicted family Obliged TO do so IN
Man had 10 e opted and the coffin brought from
IL. L..LD IN a
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
YELLOW FEVfR REPORTS.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. 26.-The water
gradually disappearing from the streets. The people
complain much o not receiving their malls and charge
the fact 10 the indifference OF the Post ONCE Department
a. TO whether the contractors In this place fIlhl
their agreements or not. There were i've
cases Of fever to-day and one death
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
DECLINING 4 CITY TREASURYSHIP.

There was a large attendance at the meet
ing Of the Board OF Aldermen OF Long Island city last
night. Alderman Gleason announced that he In re-
ceipt OF a communication from f. ". Blecklcnn. who
appointed city to ill the place made
cant by the death Of Mr. Morris The letter read by
the clerk ard found To be- doclnarOn OF the posi-
tion. Tie Board adjourned without taking any step TO
appoint another treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE sept y, n m.-Ihe chahge" III
the barometer yesterday shght Cloudy weather
prevailed with northeast winds aud y Of inch Of
rain The temperature ranged between 5J' ana o5''
the C50is'j, being 2Oas' lower than on the
CORES sponding day ast year and IA higher than on
Monday. ,.-..,
Cloudy weather with occasional rains and slightly
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
CHARLES b. NNYES.

Charles B. Noyes a vell-known printing
telegraph operator and native of and for many years
A resident Of Washington. died suddenly yesterday
afternoon in restaurant u Broadway II henOrragr ~
thr lrart lie was about ory-frcc years OF age. His
body viii be sent to Washington for int,rmcAL
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

A man supposed to be Robert Brown, lately
employed by Mark Mayer. a shirt maker, OF No. 100
Fulton st. was round IN Central Park the seventy
ninth-st entrance last night, suffering from po.son
which he had taken with suicidal intent He was taken
to the Presbyterian Hospital where he died.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
ATTACKED BY TUNISIAN BRIGANDS.

PANS, Sept. 2G.-A Telegram from Tunls reports
that, near Kairwan recently, band of mauraders
attacked party of sixty horsemen belonging to the
French Typographical Expedition. The French
commander WAS killed and seven of his men were
disabled. The Drgands lost thirty killed and iftv
ad
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

GIVE prompt attention and treatment at this
season of the year. all affections Of the bowels, such
diarrAea, cholera morDns, dysentery. etc. BY using
Dr. Jiynes Carminatiye Balsam you will obtain inme-
date relief from these complaints and soon drive them
from tie hYst0m -