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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-12
M THALHIMER BROTHERS.

M THALIIIMER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD STREET.
Our buyer Is now In Ncw York ATTENDING d.e
large trade sales, and making selections iur o-r
FALL STOCK from am,nz tie latest lm.or-,-
tons.
We will receive during Tho coming We -.mc
choice selections Of
DRESS GOODS.
SILKS. SATIN-,
PLUSiIEs, VELYEIs.
suOODAH>. CA>IDiEREs. anI
HNDOO CLOTHS.
together with al the latc.t noyc'lles -uta'. for
combinations and trimming.
our assortment Of ALL-WooL FLANNEL, nr
suitng and >acqucng I, the most carefully --
lected we lave ever shown, and embrace, ev,ry
quality, width, and shade.
Our line Of HOUsEKEEPlNG ARTICLE. cone
slsting IN part Of
CARPETS, RUGS, CURTAINS,
TABLE-LINENS. TOWELS.
NAPKINS. sHEETlNG,.
COUNTERPANES,
COMFORTS, and BLANKETS,
IS receiving our best attention, and viii b. 'ii a.
prices which must prove satisfactory t. every pur-
chaser. TIIALInNER BEO1H r~,
Central Block Sol Broad -tr,f.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-12

The Nation says that MAHONE's letter TO
WOLFF is "most insoient."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-12

OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED oN
THURSDAY, SEPTENBKH lin,
N ACCOUNT OF NEW-YEAR'0 HOLIDAY.
fse l2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
1HIRn RACr. GENTLEMEN RIDERs. oXL VILE.
RACING AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 1.-THE Kentucky
Association began Its autumn meeting to-day. the
weather was br eht and cool and the attendance
fair The track dry, but In poor condition. Tine
betting moderate. and there was no bOOkinaking
the track FIRST raccPursc $50 for AL ag mile
starters-Mary Corhctt Ol4io pounds John Henry
uOs). BecchrnOTc 114, Stanton 1O7l2l, and LelcX
u14l2) Pools-Stanton S25. LclcK SD. Mary COrbett
500 John Henry 81, and BcechmOre 81 Stanton made
the most of the running att Ough LelcX got length aud
half the hest Of the ecnd-On Mary COrbett, Lelex and
st-aight and after driving finish John Henry by
neck Le!ex secCuh a neck In front OF Mary Corbctt
then came Stanton and BeechmoIe. Time las Il.
French pools paid S3t 70.
Second TaceThe Wiley Stakes for three year-os, L.
miles Standardization 105 pounds, Slvio uO2 ~,
Misirs 1O6au, Monarch G02l. B0aman O0a
Rnowlok 1O3i. Professionalism SlGO, Monarch 500
Wendover $40. Mstral S35. the hri 500. Sllvlo and
SnOwbOk mode the running for mile and three
Monarch end B0atman trailed for mile and tben grad
ually closed mp Monarch took the lead at the eighth
pot and easily by length BOatInan second, Wcnd
over third Msiral fourth Snowbok 18th and SyiO last
Time LISA French pools paid $50 80.
Third racc-Thc Fily stakes. fJT twuyearolds, y Of
mile. Sarcrs-Rcna f. 0O2 pound-l. Ebony ClO2J,
Imogcne NOil2l, rikc's Pride OO2l. Miss Woodford
1O2) An;.ic Louise or. the Cicey JOpson lilly 002)
Vcid 1O2l. Ann l.. NO2l. Poos-Miss WoodfOrd Sl03,
Ebony -. field Sl3 Explicit, Queen Ban and keba
were drawn Ebony got the hest of struggling start
held the lead the head ot the Straight. where Miss
W0odford headc her Miss WOodfori wOn under pail
by length and II half the CiccIy JopsOn ily second
Vera thr Ebony fourth, Pixies Pride NTH, lmOgcne
sixth. Annie Lonise seventh Ann l. eighth, Rena b.
last Time l:l7k. French pools paid Tl3 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12

stitntion this city rs well as OF the National Trust
Company He received 1925 month for his services In
the lastnamcd institution and $1,000 year was MS
salary in tho other institutions The witness Is the
OF these trusts
After recess which was taken 10 allow
sergcant-atArms Corning TO hunt mp Mr.
Best, who could be subpRnaed on Saturday.
the receiver arrived and was put on the stand
lie said that he appointed by Judge DOnOhue as re-
ceiverof the National Trust Company on December Y
1877. Tho appointment was made on the petition OF
several directors and stockholders of the company VINO
he again appointed under legal proceedings by the
Attorney General bat he could not remember tne name
of the Judge who issued the order. Recorder
Smyth had been employed by him as c0unsei
under tho direction OF the Court Dat ne mn ma
employed A. j. VandorpOe I'm several Instances. JIG
could say from recollection what sums ne ha pau
for legal services but all that had been PAID was pro
tectcd by orders she Court Between the Time or '
nrst and second appointment as receiver ne hhu oceu
paid 22 ORB per cca his receipts and disbursements
The witness appointed receiver OF the hechhnlcs
and Traders Savings Institution By Judge osborne III
july 1876, and receiver of he German savings BANK Ny
Judge Langdon in July on August 1877 Inc dep0oisors
OF the National Trust Company had been pad III ul,
but there about ~ due to the stockholders
The amount which the OcthOdcrs would receive was
dependent the outcome Of certain pending ngatOns
The witness did think however, That they would re-
ceive more than 10 per cent. lie engaged IN
closing the afais of the company, but could not 90
Is until these suits settled.
The committee adjourned until Saturday morning,
when the examination OF Receiver Best VIII be resumed
Chairman Herman will 20 to Albany to-day To induce
yesterdays session TO come to New York. There Is az
vision Of sentiment to the adyl-aby ot the commit
tee holding its sessions In IN city or In Albany sir
Herman said yesterday that he would not as chdlriau
hold any session except I'm NcwIOrk. Mr. Russell was
also emphatic saying he would not attend any
except Newly OTk sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
TIE RECEPTION TO MELVILLE

Chez Engineer Louis J. Allen and Passed Assist
aui Engineers john Z. Kelly and j. j. Barry the
subcommittee OF naval officers having IN charge
the arrangements for giving Chief Engineer Mel
vile and the other Arctic survivors "a reception
upon their arrival met yesterday to arrange details
The committee will go down the bay on William Z.
Clydes steam yacht Ocean Gem. upon the arrival of
the Cuuard steamship Parthla. which Is expected
early on Wednesday morning, TO introduce the COM
mttee of citizens to Engineer Melville and his
paniOns. Tie clIiZcns' committee will then take
charge of the party and escort them To the Hoffman
House Ii is expected that a public reception will
be gwen 10 Mir. Melville and his party in the Gov
errors Room at the City Hall by the committee Of
the Common Council on Thursday afternoon. Ii has
been requested that all Army aud Navy officers who
have been invited to the banquet at DchnonicOs on
Thursday Will appear i'll full UNIFORM IT Is expected
that Chief Justice DAILY Will preside n the banquet.
letter was received yesterday from James G.
Wright, chairman of the Philadelphia Reception
Committee. stating that the committee would cOme
10 New-York on "Wednesday formally to invite En-
gineer Melville Lieutenant Berry and NOr0S and
Nndermann 10 Il reception i'll Philadelphia. Nj.
Wright wishes the party 10 visit that city on Friday
afternoon. The eX-engueeTs OF the Navy have ar
Hanged To give Nh. Me Vile mes room dinner
At the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia early next
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
DETERMINED TO DIE.

Mrs. John Bayon, age forty-fve, committed sat-
eide by stranging herself yesterday afternoon at
her home at Beech and EsscX-,ts., Paterson. \. J.
The family are French and have only been in this
country short time. Bayou. his wife and dau9h-
Ter were all employ ed in silk mills in Paterson.
There are ruEOTs of domestic trouble IN he family.
and Mrs Bavon had been regarded By the neigh
bors as partly demontcd for some days. She was
last seen going into her house about o'clock yes
terdav shortly before her daughter left the mill
in which she was employed which aljoHcd the
house and found its door locked. Procuring a
ladder she climbed into window and saw the body
of her mother Eaugmg by strip torn from sheet
serew-hook. The weight of the woman, who was
stout, had torn the hook partly through the wood,
but She had evidently supported herself on her tip
toes just enough to produce srangulation without
pulling the hook down. II was found that she had
bro0en some other strips torn from the sheet before
she made the final and successful attempt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
scruTlyIzlyG REcEWlR BhsrS AcrS.

The Senate Committee on Insurance resumed
lite work %. investigating alleged abuses III reCe.ycrsnlp
uauarcuenia yes tray tic case OF thc National Trult
Company beng tax n NJ, TIE committee mot nj the
ofi,t oi { hHres II Russell OF its members. AZ No
D. MiiIau--t There w'Io piCscnt tue chalinun Joan
j. kioruhIi, ar Isdrsc ana Joseph hOch Niliam j.
i,nt tnt receiver 81 sin Nlunul Trust Company, and
hi- cork were the only wl uesrtn examined Lltile Of
importance c.cited nom hr Best whorad that he
Wiz. nu blc ucr poi tant iactA without refer
cnce 10 hir books paper. These were with regard
la tue Sums vi money pad 10 Ia lcrs by him, thO re-
ceipts during his adni istrirn and The disposition OF
Tho asserts oil the company. MI Best allowed time
To ascertain hcsc nguIrs the books OF hts Office
promised TO supply the committee with the iu.l-
eHt information.
lran B iEycfsOl briefly examined first and tea
tilted That he clerk employed nv hr. Rest IN the
lattcrs rcccvership OF the German Savings Bank of
MorrsaDis aud the Mechanics aud IIadrrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
MARRIED AGAINST his WISH.

marriage ceremony under singular circuDi-
stances was performed In the office of Justice Russell
in Hobonen on last SATURDAY. The groom was
Charles PARA, sergeant III Company d. 9th Reg-
meat and the bride Mis- Louisa SchelcT Sergeant
Parka is the third husband that the
woman has had in three years. Her
second husband died about year ago, when
she became intimate with Parka. She had cOnsid-
cradle money. aud he persuaded her to loan him
81 600 to start in business at the same time prom
isiug TO marry her as soon as he Was sufficiently
we'll established. lie borrowed money several
other times from the widow, but kept putting of
the wedding day on one pretence and another until
her patience finally became exhausted and she pro-
cured his arrest on two charges breach of promise
and obtaining money under false pIetenceS. The
widow Was anxious TO get her lnOne1 back, but was
even more anxious TO get married. and was willing
to let the money go II she could secure PaIka for "a
husband Paika at first strcnuOusly objected 10
the proposed marriage, and declared that las would
rather go TO jail When he the con-
stable ready to take him TO prison, however, he
yielded to the solicitation of some friends and
sented t. get married. 1Ee ceremony was perform
ed by Justice KuSch in the presence Of an amused
crowd aud after a large quantity of beer had been
consumed the couple went away together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
JUMPING FROM A FERRYBoAT.

An unknown woman jumped from HOboken
ierrybOat yesterday morning. She was picked up
by passing boat but could not be revived and she
died in the ferTyhouSe at llOboken. Her body was
taken 10 the MOrgue and had not been recognized
at late hour last night. The woman about
thirty years Old hve feet two inches IN height, OF
stout figure, with black flowing hair and gray eyes.
There was "a report that two men hal thrown the
woman overheard, but tins story soon prov cd
to be false. William Drydae, Il mason. Of No. .
Perry-st was with her the ferry boat They
had both been drinking aud hal been to lloboKen.
Drydale did not know the wOman's name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
ANOTHER UNrRUSTwORrHY LAWYER.

A warrant was sought yesterday for the arrest
of Charles Kolowrat. of No. I05 LivingstOn-st
Brooklyn a well known lawyer The charge upon
which the warrant was asked Tor was
preferred by George Dietrich, q tailor, OfElm-pace
and il set forth That KOowrat had converted 10 his
own use 50 900 given him 10 invest i'll mortgage
He did make the investment, 1t Is alleged, but
kept the money fortnight ago he left his wife
and two children and he has not been seen since
then. He is Il Hungarian by birth
and comes from n noble family. As he held
power of attorney from Mr. Dietrich, the latter
cannot tell how much he has lost. Frederick En-
dres and a man named MundOrl made complaint
also that KOlowrat lad also deirauded them. IL Is
thought that he has left the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM,

Tho importance Of the system power ov Il.
and the direct bearing which It has human happns.. -
thoroughly recOgnzed its uses and the danger OF
ing IT, whether through intense mental application or bv ~
excessive indulgence Of the appetes and prOpensas a.
proper subjects for consideration when the neryOus
is deranged It absolutely necessary promptly seek a.
from expert who for long series Of years has A.
voted his whole time and attention to this study and nh
from his experience and practice has learned dova .
and promptly apply the remedy thus av.
ing the painfully slow seeking for the tut 80 common ,
the inexperienced and annoying to the patient who va
naturally wants know without delay what the ma,,
the Of the deTang ment the probabilities Of recaD
ton, and the time required.
II the brain has lesOme exhausted by intense mental anal,
cation deprivng OF the power Of connected thought ca,
only its strength by being properly fed noubs
by the certain &c methods precisely la
with the that preside or-anic life m
Of this branch OF medical practice scarcely ~
0verated for II reaches marriage the perpeuaon Of fa,
Names securing Of hereditary titles and the retention a.
estates I'm the same family.
From long and large experience I'm his direction hav.
able 10 command By my the thankful ann.
ration OF Of the first families in the city NAoo
communicate much that Dertens he oyereHer.
OF every department Of the system mean,
recovering powers whether Of BRAIN appetite propensity
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
WANTING TO lynch A PRISONER.

WASHINGTON, Ind. Sept 1.-THE Sheriff of
Davicss County, learning that an attempt would be
nde by aInOh 10 take from ali and NncD john Hunter
who murdered William Leutz, ,ccrctly gar
rlsoned ,ue jail with thirty aimed III n
At O'Clock morning composed
OF relatives MynOn and Lenz famlc-, whcn had
suffered Hunters u1crrinE him is~einucd but
were una ole III ana d-rtladcd
making trouble by the Snrr and Prosecuting Al orncy
Ihey gwen thcir project aud
the ia II still guarded while dcsp rate men threaten 10
doors, and will DO unless the prisoner Is
tried aud this week The murderer during the
excitement cr0uched low In ms cell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12

ney who ia the son-in-law Of William F. Blanck, and
the present lessee of the house. there WIS eu III .N
court plea for disposscss warran This stated that
August 1s 1882. Bnnck rented the house 10 Hcdhey
until MAY l. 1884 for ST. 800. ON August ~: Anah"a
Banck took possession OF the property and had since o
cuped IT, II asked that she should be compelled 10
leave the place The warrant issued and was
placed i'm the hands Edward g. Taylor and was made
Ieturnnble Yesterday. ON Saturday morning. WORD
having rcnchcd Mrs. Blnnck of the proceedings she
gathered her possessions together and accompanied by
her son. Charles Warng Blanck left the house II y
thoght that she has pending her suit for limited
divorce from her husband to stay with married sister
NApl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
PRAYING IN INSPECTOR BYRNEs's ROOM.

While the storm was At its height yesterday
barcheaded rushed into Police Head
quarters and began TO ring the hell
of the Detective Office in q frantic
wav. All his clothing WAS soaked thoroughly.
His name was hom1s llanrahan. "a laborcr of No.
500 West Thirty ST.: and he had run all the
told Inspector Byrnc that he was in fear of death
Angels md winged rats had been flying about his
room all the morning Then he dropped on his
knees and prayed lusiiv for II sary half an hour.
II was found that he was suffering from acute
mania and ambulance took him 10 Bellevue
MI a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
CATTLE DISEASE IN SCHENECT1DY.

TROY, n. Y, Sept. 11.-GovernOr Cornell has
been informed OF strange disease among the cattle in
Schenectady County II In believed that The disease Was
contracted from Texas cattle imported by John Bays Of
the town of Rotterdam, two months ago. Two cows
have died, and many VIII probably die. The dis
mas spfcnd 10 neighbOTing herds, causing much
alarm among the farmers The symptoms are loss of
appetite debility. running at tue eyes, cold cXIcnltcs,
a diSIncllpatOn on the part of the animal to move
about and indications Of internal pain post
morton examination showed Inflammation the
told stomach, which packed hard owing the
lack OF action II IL thought that the disease Is the
Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
c,,pcps AGAINST EX-OFFICIALS.

Tho latest sensation in Long Island City is q
charge that Deficiencies exist IN the accounts a y,
petrT / Van Alst who was chairman OF the Survey
Commits ion and of ex-POiicc Commissioner McNa-
naTa IL is asserted that Mr.. Van Alsts accounts
are shor; So OOO and Mt. McNamara's S?oO. Inc
CHARGES are made through the Citizens Committee
of Astoria who obtained their information from an
exuert accountant named Inrnbull. hired by theln
10 examine tho accounts OF the city departments
MIR Van Alst does not deny that bis accounts arc
unadiusted lie Acknowledges having survey bonds
i'm his POSSESSION that of right belong 10 the clS
but he SAYS that he has unsettled claims against tue
city sufficient to offset the amount repres ntcd ny
the bonds lie simply retains them as security uh'I
his claims are satisfied. III.
Mr.. Mcnamara alphabetically denied laet nlghi
that he owed Long Island City anything. lie sad
that when he went out of office about a year ago
he had outstanding certificates ISSUED ny nun W no
men and other creditors of the department. amount
lug to nearly i 900. lie had money IN manu- SUI
Iicient To meet the obligation, and when MS sue
cessor was apDoiated treasurer TO the bOaIo nc
offered To turn this money over TO blnl bul nc WVu
not take It, Mr.. Mcnamara added that garry Ia inc
present wear the Citizens Commuters expert &C
ronntant MIR TnrnLull had asked him about BIS
accounts and he had explained The position OF
AFFAIRS 10 him. Since that time the certificates hau
been paid by him. 1t stated by some mat inc
deficiency in MT. McNanara's accounts was caused
Inv his lending money to Mayor De5ev0lse, but thiS
was empha.icaly denied by the cX-POllce Coriinls-
siOner.
The september term of the Queens County Court
and Court of Sessions began Yesterday AT IN"
County court House Judge John }. Armstrong pre-
siding The Judge IN his charge to the Grand Jury
referred IN strong language TO the pool-s"lmg anu
gambling at Hunters Point and To the reckless as
regard OF their duty 10y officials elected by the
peOplt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Brunsrick-F. Lopez Netto, BraZllmn
Minister at Washington; Judge Walter 3 Cox OF Wash
ingon, and Lieutenant commander Jonn scouler u y.
NJ. Victoria Hotel-Baron de Fava. italian Minlster
Mt Washing ON - rim AreHUs HOfci-Distrct Attorney
George B. Corkhill, Of Washington: Colonel l. Crl-
tenden u < Colonel william T. scott OF Ere, nJnn
aud the Rev Canon Pede, Of Dublin HetroDo',tdt
Hofci-Bshop ChnreG l.. Cheney, or Chicago H'"dSo'
Ioici-C ou gresham Jonathan ScOvillc, OF Buffalo
grand Hoici-Gcneiai :. " Benet, u. s. @uIer6nt
House-Chei Engineer A; j kierSed T. = NJ ana IaE,u
SON United States Commissioner of Customs. =. Grond
Central Hotel-ExC Congressman c. NJ Shelley, OF Ala
bama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
Announcements.
FROM A FAR-AMAY ISLAM

L
MT John Medina Of Boston, while visiting the Acres
Islands, fortunate IN having bottles II PERRY
DAVIES PAIN KILLER with him. summer night u
lady attacked with cholera mOrbus Instantly
heved by the PAIN KILLER. SuDsrOke Frustrated labuTor
az midday IN the field and PAIN KILLER set him his feet
That trec lhe people OF the
pleased with the operation this dis
that II became their fayOrte remedy aud there
hardly house the Islands which supplied with it.
CellulOd Eye Glasses do not break like shell
aud rubber Ike steel MAI Spencer Optical
Mantg Co. sold by nIst.class dealers
Don't die i'm the house. Rough on Rats
Clears out rats. mice flies. reaches. bodOugs. loo
Elastic Stockings for varlcOse veins, weak
swollen j1nt'. POueroy Truss Company No 1S5
Broadway. The best surgical appliances or every Kind
HENRY \. DANIELS, W. d.,
l44 LcXng ave. near 29tn-st Hours 70 l. So,
Impotence Steruty Diseases tensrltve AMI
aldscdscs that would be- al tns
blrthO h5altiy children spcciAltlcA
Unequaled rs an appetizer Parker'S Ginger
Tonic Is th" best kidney and bowel regulator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
The LAKE MARANAcooK REGATTA.

WINTHROP, Me-. Sept. H. Riley, Kennedy
and urge number Of onrsInen at Inc Maranaco'k a.e
sing daily Ec rcgn Ia, Wednesday,, ia VIII IA
great interest Besides The single Hcull nc, be-
twceh Kennedy AM Riley. f1r 5000 there will hc a
Junior siuge-scnl, amateur GOuhlescull, t0uf-Oared
amateur and u four-Oarcd shell engaged III by
prominent oarBncn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
MARLNB INTELLIGENCN

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO.DAY.
surscs OBS Gil Kiss ,jA7 Moons age DAYS 80
HIGH ~tTER To-day
AMSandy Hook 7:lS Gov Island. sos Hell Gate. 955
PH-oady Hook, 7o6 GOV island, $50; Hell Gate, lOO9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Team practice and rifle matches At Creedmoor;
Republican primary elections in New-f0rk ana BrooR-
Ign.
Coney Island Jockey Club races
WOrkngmens mass-mectng at Germania Assembly
Rooms.
Newcomb insurance suit at White Plains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.

If If does not rain to-day (but at this time
II seems almost certain that 10 will RAIN the September
meeting Of tie Concy Island Jockey Club viii be
tiuucd with six races, although even II the storm shOuld
now end track will he bog The entries are large
For the steepecaasC there twenty but the num-
Der Of starters is uncertain the not given be-
low For the other races the entries are ~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NARRAGANSETT HAY- r L

The automatic whsilng placed Whale Rock.
temporary aid to tOn during the erection OF the light
house viii be- the LIST Of ctobe after which date
the fog signal bel Will be stIuck duItDg thick f0ggy
weather
~ order VI the Lighthouse Board.
CLORgE BROwN. Captain USN. Inspector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
c. A. BYRNA ARRESTED r0R LIBEL

L. A. Byrne, editor of y so-called dramatic
wspapcr was nrIes led att night charge OF Grim
inal bc made 10y Joseph Brooks, the firm Of Brooks
Dickson, theatrical agents. Byrae htd publishes in
his journal number OF articles attacking Mr. RrookA