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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25
Unwilling TO COMPRONISE.
ANSWER OF THE RAILROAD COMPANIES TO
THE SrRIhERS.

THE STRIKERS.
Father De Concilio, Catholic priest, and
John Muilens formerly freighi-handler, made al
tempt yesterday TO persuade the railroad companies
IN compromise and put the strikers back
To work oil an rate Of wages The result Of
their efforts the statement on the part sOmr OF he
railroad officers that they would not increase he rate
of wages paid their fret gnthandles, ana That tn
would not take the old men back at any prlct,
as long as they were. members OF the tresni-
Handlers Union. THls attitude OF the conpallcs
the men learned for the nrst time, and tnoy were
not by it, sui the strikers keep on unfolding
from tneir old employers President Murphy sad yes
terday that he had plan for seng the strikers Wes to
from colony. Facilities Tor Jhelr JranspOrtaO were
Forthcoming, he asserted and many Of tne men
garded scheme favorabiy. Another Of The leaders
OF tAe STRIKE mas prOpo-eI tue o. .Dof
bureau al winch The strikers can be supplied with sitG
tons during difficulty.
IN MOOres III the morning Ia which some OF the
new and the strikers had taken part IL was found
basis for ills story wac an ASSAULT made upon TWO
by several OF the strikers as Ihey were passing
through MODEST to Lhclr work They were som "nat
roughly handled but no arrests were made and the po-
Ic Ia e IL hi Of the affair.
The Financial Committee at Military Hall reported
that about 5000 had been received during the Gay
feiI Adler sand TO nave gwen hrancn NO. 800
ana HAIRY Miner Intlmated bis intention of giving
a performance Tor the same Danch al one Vi Ills
theatres IL, -, a., -.
two OF the strikers by Captain NdshDuTn held a
SESSION at Military Han, but little business was
d1ne Al a meeting OF the Executive Council
475 Pearst Last night the situation was discussed
but urtuer measures were devised Ior the contlna
has men work all Tue piers affected by the strike,
fr,Sbt ~ handed They continue to report Improbable
sories Of the nercency OF he present force Oh men
The crten employ ed Dy D. r. on 'sf 1o1'
the frm having refused 10 increase tneir WA.eS.
sboers Union was held last night MIlImans Hal in
seventhaye. Tue Boss HoTsesnOers Union VIII hOd
meeIIng tonight Both organizations are trying 10
frce Nh te bosses to Join the II this be
DONE an Increased VI prices Will De Adopted TOT
work The have already made successful strike
Igl
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GENERAL JOSHUA NJ. vARIAN.

Acknowledgement Joshua NJ. Varian died at
D. H. yesterday at mis- house. No. Isl West Thirteenth
st. He had gradually failing IN health Tor six OF
eight months, having particular disease until day
before yesterday. when he attacked VITA pneu
monia which quickly proved fata..
General Varian sixty-seyen years and SIX
months old yesterday, having been born In
1918 in this city He started Wholesale provision
business in s33 in Ludow-st-, which he carried IN
I'll 1888 number Of yeIrs afterwsrd he became en-
gagged in the clothing trade Nos 70 AMI - Bowery
He followed this business until 1875 General Varian
began his military career IN ISL when he joined
private a company OF Washington Gray Troop
Within a year ne elected TO heutenanlcy,
and in about years 20 tdo rank CT captain When
the cal Tor soldiers Tor three months Issued he went
company tO hip sup yresS the Rebel
iron. Hc continued Wl tie regiment Ii lJs movements
while unaer command General Dis, and -lsO IN Penn
sy.vania aud IA TINS clt at the une OF
tie draft riots In 1863 he succeeded Colonel
Myers as commander or the On Beg
menf and cOmInan until after the close Of the
About ten aSO he Was made adei-rnersl anu
gwen command second Brig d, emo. the
TN H. OJtn list lie ltA. Ihl- once ue Dcid
until ABOUT fOrr nOntds a-O Wneu MS III neIth com
pele resign and Lleuten4r OneI Fitzgerald
or the TIA IL ,lln- 1t, ADD ats SUCCESSOR.
General Varian al tine held the ONCE
trole Keny d year aiJer the iatter LOOK AIS olce.
General Earian az several times cJmnand the first
DIVISION the absence o. General chalcr. lie
leaves daughter, Mrs ID. f. IAgrsGam.
anu SONS, Charles G. Narian and Colonel joshua "a
Varian ir. The Assls AM Cher O Orna. CT IN
this Sae Tie funeral viii probably De heiu on Thurs
diy morning at tue mouse The deceased was not a
member OF any cburcI or of any society VI order.
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ATTACKED AND EOBBED ar COMFY ISL4ND

About 1870 a. IN. yesterday the employees at
the Hotel Brighton heard noise in the direction OF
beach but thinking 1t came from some Of the servants
who we're bathing gave no heed ~ IT, until three men
appeared on the walk OF whom staggered up the
steps, asking for Mr.. Bresin, while the Others jisap
peared quickly The nrst man was bloody,
and his clothing was disarranged and dust-cOv-
cred He recognized as Lawrence T.
Alnlter Of No. 60 statest Brooklyn. He attended
by DR.. Joyce, from the negnbOrng drug store. who
louha TWO severe Commissions the head ana brIse
On Ihe flSht cheek. the former apparently made by
cum or o. INT weapon. After MS wounds dressed
he stated that a. he and friend John Gibbons OF
Brooklyn, we're walking from the West End. where
they Add missed Inc last train, they acre
Oyertakcn, attacked and beaten by az men
WEARING tho UNIFORM Of policemen GIBBONS fed and
the ALARM Mlniter AFTER the mru mad
ROBBED hin Of $50 IL casn aud gold watch worth
$3.50, they took nn INTO he Ocean Hotel barroom and
Then AGAIN Oat On the beach, declaring lAat Ia ~.
drunk aud disurdery beat him and let hm Oh the -and
He past the resi- Of the night the motel ,.ns
Ia the morning disappeared His relatives, hearing the
story OF the assault, searched Tor Minter at the
island but ana md him. Late last night, q
TKIHUSE reporter after long search, found MIN al the
Sea each Palace ust before the last started
TINS city. Miniter still adhered 10 his story said
had had three Oi arrested and had recovered
nis money and watch, ana only missed silk handker
chief lie Lac Ia the habit OF carry ins good deal
Vi money about nInL
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GIVING CHILDREN FRESH AIR.

SEVERAL PARTIES TO START TO-DAY.
To-day will be busy day for all connected with
the TRIBUNE Fresh AIR Fund. At 8 O'Clock In the
morning the Rev s. l. Ferguson Will start VIVID
party of twenty-four for GrahamvIle, n. u ana
ten minutes later party of hfty-two viii leave the
Grand Central Depot for Easthampton, Mass, and
sourhington, Conn. AT O'Clock dozen will be
dispatched on the New-York Lake Erie and West
ern Railroad for Long Eddy, n. Y, and at p. m.
the Peoples Line viii carry JOY chill
dren who are invited 10 visit BroadalbIn
and Glenville n. Y. Beside these. SheD-
ard Tappen viii meet the boat on its arrival in
Troy and after giving breakfast party of four
teen viii conduct them TO the proper car for Dor
set W. little before noon 80 children are 10 take
the cars at Morrison vile, n. Y for their journey
home having completed their visit Upward OF 800
children will De on the road to-day, requiring con
siderable corps of volunteer assistants to conduct
them to and from their country homes. Special
arrangements had to be made with twenty trans
porafion companies to take these children to their
proper destination.
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NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT K. l., July 24.-The weather still
continues favorable Tor Newports watering
place.
The Atlantic Yacht Squadron viii arrive here during
the present week.
d. Behpzaghr from ally, Arthur W. Boulder the
Consul representing Venezuela at Boston George W.
Almy and David Barnett Of Brooklyn, J. J. HiekOck
and wife of Augusta, Ca. 2. V Carr OF Chicago, r
Brown, Madame Marie Dausv. George Bowman and
wife and L. :. Grant OF New-York. william Haynes and
Mrs Haynes Of Boston and F. K DeIerick Of Chicago,
are at the Ocean House.
Mrs c. c. Miller Mrs. Ellen IL McRea. and Miss Anna
z. Miller OF Freeport. Penn George +. Harbin. T. VI.
and r. f. Smith OF Washington. Thomas Riley and
vile OF Boston, W. johnson Baltimore Francis l. Fish
and Mrs H. T. Borden Of TaunOn. and g. Stanley, D..
Keogh Joan L. Good, j. ". Bchan ami wife, D. A. Jan
sen and Otto sclwab and wife Of Providence, have
rived at the Aquudneck House.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Frtsch. OF New York. will arrive
for the season The Tautiyy coach ia en-
gaeed for the entire week. Mr.. and Mrs. Bron-
son. of New-YOrk, have arrived for the summer.
cottage. Edward Prebe. OF Bottom. Is at Hartmann's
&. NJ Harrison, OF New-YOrk. Is / guest OF Colonel
a mum, Of Governor C0rneTs staff
several handsome cottage. he built here this
anesd IN the grounds Of the westchester 20 Club
several yacht viii take place in this neghbOrhood
Charle, H. Russell, jr, az J. Arnot Palmer. Of New
YORK, Frank Key Howard. OF Baltimore. and
for the season. D. g. Gordon Perry and wife,
OF Hartford D. c. Bennett and wife, OF Albany MrsO
Haven and O. +. Baker and family. o. New-Ygrk :;
James kerns and family, OF Phladelphig and j. [.
Aver, OF Lowell arrived ar the Ocean House tonight
Mr. and Mrs GruEhut OF New-I0rk gave a dinner
party az Ray Cottage Tins evening. Tue cutter Moya
yacht Venture. together with the NeS-.laven Yacht
Club, arrived Lere tnls afternoon.
General James H. Wilson and q. ii. GOssier OF New
York. for This Id, Dcen Vi
the warmest days OF he season
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SUMNER LEISURE.
PLEASURES AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 24.-The weather
today has been warm and pleasant, and the arrivals
have been large for Monday when they usually the
smallest Of the week
Full dress hops will be given at the Grand Union Hotel
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings through
out The season. State convention OF the KNIGHTS Of
Pythias viii assemble here tomorrow and remain in
session three DAYS
large number OF persons enjoyed the saratoga Lake
and Mount McGregor excursion trips yesterday
A. NJ. Hunter, Z. NJ Fox G. K. sstare r. Bonner J..
B. Cushman and G. Phelps OF New York; E. Molynesux'
OF England; Z. T. Bingham.on and ]. Green, Of st
Louis arrived at The United states uetel this morning.
Another fun dress hop viii be given at the United
states Hotel on Saturday evening
j. b. Hillyer. C. H. Dewitt p J. McManns, f. ]. Bea-
man, Of New-York; g. D. McCreary. Of Philadelphia :
r. w. Tabor, OF Chicago; H. Pagden and A Noodhead.
OF England NJ. and Mrs. W. X. Bender. of ST. Louis
Barrlss and MIRA Andre, OF NewYork; F. Fl. Wales, j.
H. Love and F. Robinson at the Grand Union Hotel
f. b. Carter, OF New-York; Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. May
hew of schuylervile arrived at the Adelph Hotel this
morning Mr.. and Mrs J. W Johnson, Nj. and Mrs. W.
NJ Hill, and DR.. and Mrs o. II. Marvin, OF Boston Mt
and Mrs. G.. W. Doen OF st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs Buck
hemer, S. Goodsten and A. Baum, OF Brooklyn are at
the American Hotel.
p. D. Han and J. wrousky. of New York p II. Me-
Mahon Of Brooklyn s. Wolistein Of Cincinnati; d. W.
Stuart and Poppenhemer, Of Philadelphia H. H. Pru5er
and ". Hirster are at Congress Hall.
o. c. FIlley aud family OF Philadelphia; J. F. suy
dam and family Of NewYork, and Mr.. and Mrs. I. r.
Richards Of Washington. at the Kensington. F. J
Hopkins and family, OF NewYork, and Mrs NJ. L. Cooke
and family, OF Norfolk the Clarendon The Rev.
B. o. Hogan, Of Brooklyn Mr.. and Mrs T. Hoffman. OF
NewYork; Mr. and Mrs A. s. Foster, OF Boston, and the
Rev. r. d. Maley OF LenoI among the arrivals at
the Columbia.
Among tn, late arrivals are z DonneI, r. Baser
Mrs. C. W. Durant, Mics Durant. II. c. Bowers, J. E.
Hoar, Mr. and Mrs J. Disney, Miss Disney W. n. Con-
verse, W. VI. Conner Mrs. Conner, Miss MIgnon Conner.
the Rev c. P. DOnlin r. Barr. W. Sauer J. A. Moon,
NewYOrk; Dr. and Mrs W. ;. Little, J. A Wright. the
Rev. T. Barry. the Rev. NJ. Donovan, II ]. Mccarthy
the Misses Mccarthy, Philadelphia; Mr. ana Mrs r;
McGowtn, Pittsburg; y. H. Scnenck Brooklyn; Mr. ana
Mrs. IL r. Lane, Tempeton; Nv Baker jr. Comsfocks;
T. c. Dodman and family. v. Fiske, Boston; W.
Plmly and fImi y Jersey city; E. y. Phillips syracuse
Mr. and Mrs l.. w. Cunningham, Mrs h. ;. Cunning
man, Mrs j. L. Vans Cincinnati; A. NJ. Wheeler. New
Haven Mr. ana FRS L. b. Harrine Jon, Tort Huron p.
Ord. Washington J. j. Foster and amiy, Louisville:
Mr. Mr.. W. IL. Rock wood. Chicago; Sirs j. j. Rust
and family East Saginaw d. Thompson and family
NewHaven; the Rev Or. A II. Roach itnaci; the Rev.
p VI. Kennedy, The Rev 4. r. Shelley BrIninsL IN Mr..
and /. HOtchEiss, LYONS
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sU1LIgAH AND WILSON TO MEET AGAIN.

There was a meeting at Harry" Hills
place in Houston-s last night, TO arrange pre-
Innares for another meeting between Jonn L. sullivan
and Tug" Wilson. The air has been charged with
warike utterances ever since the gloye-nght
at MADISON square Garden, and the bottle.
holders. seconds and representatives Of she
two champions came together last night
Billy Madden as spokesman for sullivan, presented
a writer challenge III which he Offered 10 nght nm
a,ainsT :. Ing lsOn, Tor 80 900 side II any state
Norlh East or Vest over LOCO miles rom NeW-iOrK,
ACCORDING the rue- OF the London priLe-ring, the
match " place IN eight wet.s he also said tEat
b, would wager $1,000 tnat sullivan could knock Oui
Wil,on in four tnree-lAinutcs rounos Win gloves
william l. Harding tnS representative OF hcnaru N
FoT toe b.eker OF wilson, made An offer 10 match that
tgst against sullivan for Ike sum- tue nshi TO be
ned either Mississippi LOUIS ana or Le1AS ~
mere is no use Ia King-1 VII not take Sullivan
SOUTH sad Madden, drcls4Vely
Harding O1ercd 10 AXE the nhnes Vi u . SVu.hsIn
AMI rrre Northern anu put them INTO mai, tne
state VI winch a. ar Fa therefoin 20 DC .e
one IN which the hgn WouId Or Ieu' but hdulen SUI
Je,,1rrea .pd EXPRESSED determination not 70 take
snI'ivan down south. he asserted thAt people
fuere rad made sport OF hi, man. saying tIat
~ eonId mel her read write sullivan
might he killed t.erc he cunihueu nc "4nueu ~ HsHl
yyinla 800 miles ksusas cly S"us more oDloeIOns
1s,re raised zen ex-Aiderman jim Dunn u biooA-
yn appeared upon the sen ana Pilhs ous 20. -.
r1oney offered TO ngnt wilson on MS oSA Terms
in any Of the bree slA'e9 lie ..l nao
Famed Arthur Chambers, tne Sec 10
of WIaon told Dunn that shud ne accohlno1eu Al
r, future lime ana the eKAlderman d. parted Win
proud aDd stately step. MOTE Nl@i,s5 ,sn 49, -,
when Harry HI new Oh tAe taD'e4 " llt'en "~ee
~ sII01o from sam barOef' OF
Baltimore, that inc ll" =. u,,, ~ f,llov',f
Whip the man 5uliiyiu.' more ulsp u',ns Wison win
Ein.ilv the offer OF sullivan % knock OUT WILSON, WIN
eioy,s vas t.sen up ana discussed II was not dlmol.
IL decide on spot tor tails COMBAT Al" ~ az - -,
". ..,ttIv drawn 10. naming aads0u quar- udI"eH
"A, =. lace ana the evening OF Angus "a as tn
lie c,u4tions Of tuis glove n-It are a.'o4. - -
- -, - re ,,st one. Tue WAGER between tnr men -
Sion If SULLIVAN succeeds IN H'0pP'nH III ~,
OF Wlson for the necedsary Ten scconuH' nc ,,t -
"a " 80 I. az m .,og II wilson KNOCKS Oul SUI
Ivan the Euglishlnan tanes the 5Ateib - 49, he
pe,fher man get knOokcd OUT the saDo-ihou'J ~ 70
Il. nqIfl ~
aus of Cueeus Jury rules. Harry LII was e"
stakeholder. and " AL smith referee
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THE TREAcHERY OF PRESIDENT WHELAN.

The Board of Public Works of Jersey City
met Yesterday afternoon and transacted business Tor the
first time in three mOnths The board was In dead
lock until two weeks ago. when compromise was agreed
up.n whereby Commissioner WheLsn, Democrat. WAS
TO De elected president condition that he should give
the Republicans i've Of the eight committees Of the board
The carried their part the agreement,
bur when President Whelan was expected ~ name tie
comm tees the board took recess, and the Democrats
r.,poired away until the following Monday. ON that
dav Whelan refused 10 announce the committees until
the other business had been transacted The RepuDh-
cans disguised at sucl a breach OF ialth' LETT
the room, tins compelling tne Doalu W au-
i,urn Tor want Of p quorum. Yesterday, when tue
hoard me- President Whelan submitted written state
n,t defining Ms poritIOn. He stated IN ehct tlat DC
cuae there -. A DcmOe -atic majority the Democrats
onghr 10 ha ye all he patronage. The eommtters were
n6nuncrd a d ~ composition showed that ne presi-
deut mad com ,rtev viola ed lis written pledge All
he Committee. were given 10 ne Democrats CONNIE
sonsrs Vau Keuren aud Hcu4s entered vigorous pro
teal TINS action. b determined 10 10 on win me
bnsns of the board rather than let the interests OF the
CITY suffer any longer.
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Observation-Disclosures.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July 24.-The suits
pending in the United Circuit Court against the
Concord Railroad, the Boston, Concord Montreal and
White Mountains Railroad and the Concord and Clare
mont Railroad in favor OF tho late Thomas saves. OF
New York u damages for the OF tile
raj road ear braAe, which been pending since
1873 nave been discontinued
PHILADELPHIA, July PA special meeting Of the
Board OF Directors Of the PeEnsyvana Railroad Com
pany will be called consider the matter OF the sale
the indianapolis and st. Louis Railroad. This road has
lately been In financial difficulties and for several
years been in the hands OF j. Il. Dvereux. presden
and receiver Hall OF It's stock n owned ny the Pcrnsy
yauia Company and the remainder by rue Cleveland
Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad Com
nam
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DIED.

ATKINsON-At Rochester, Y Y July . 1882 Harretto
H.t,i Appleton Hobart K Atkins an1 daughter
OF James Appleton Of Aanliu-.
BLAKE-sudienly, at Viareggi0 Italy. June las2 OF
disease Edgar + sou Of etepneh NJ anu Elizabeth
\
10 . NJ, Tuesday. uly 20
Suddenly Little silver " J. Friday July 81.
charles DenfOl.
ivs ad respectfully invited attend the
funeral ruesday July 5 at II O'clock from his late res
ldsnUe. No 81 West JlstsL
ELY-At Monticello, Iowa. Mrs Caroline C. Ely In the sjt
her
GIEsoNIn Brookiyn July ~ of chOcrs infantum Laura
Adelaide daughter OF T. Gibson and his deceased
yDnrr,, st d m today from POI lIth-st. Brooklyn.
UTLDRETHAt Bridge impton. l. l. on Friday. July II.
Matthew Hndreth, aged ~ years and % days
AVrT-T-liam Robert ssvitt Of the Jonathan
Ieay.tt this city, the 10th year Ol hls age
at t Johns Memorial church EIenNie
n Y Tuesday. July 25 D. m
I'M. Al q reenwOod " ednesday
urPRAY-On sunday July 1882. after short Illness
Caroline A. Thompson VIE Oh AIeAander !" Murray
NOuco funeral Wednesday
SLIPPER-At Glen Cove. l. l., on Monday July "a al Ii3
a m. Colonel !. A. shipper.
Notice o. lancgA reaiter
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THE SITUATION IN JERSEY CITY.

The striking treight-handIers held their usual
daily meeting yesterday morning IN ST. Menaefs Insu
tute President McNam ara pre- IdlnS contribution OF
500 Was received from Professor Felix Adler
other 500 from st. PatIlck's Mutual Alliance, with
accom- panyng resolutions Of sympathy and support
The subscribed during the day was 337 10
There was paid Saturday the OF $500 leaving
balance ~ 44 90 IN the treasury. Work was con-
in Ied as usual yesterday at the freight piers ana
depOLs.
Francis MALL, Italian labOrer, was tired In the
Afternoon a charge OF shooting at Patrick Heay,
lOngsnorenan but the complainant could not positively
identity the prisoner. and the iattcr Was acquitted
Tue inq ueht The VI Alexander asar, the
Italian laDOrer drowned IN he riot the Erie
docks July H. Was concluded by Coroner uner aud
a Jury last night The jury iOuud that the deceased
came his death by drowning superinduced BY a
missile missiles thrown b. person persons I'LL
kDoWu 40 The
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OVERCOME BY HEAT IN THE rI-NNF1

John Reilly, man employed in the Hudson
River Tunnel on the New-fork side, died on SUNDAY
from the effects Of the heat the shaft where he -
WORKING The foreman Of of the gangs e,un,o.A -
the excavation OF the tunnel evening tina, tho
temperature OF the chamber in which the men
Work Is at all times over 500. Kelly went
g. his WORK in the tunnel at noon Sunday and WA
taacu after two hours. He was taken TO tAe tempo
rary hospital al the foot OF MOrtOnsJ and there died
h nfty-tHIee years odd Very few parLIc Of
the could be learned II was stated that The
had been drn Hlng Whiskey soon after Reilly
taken rom the shaft man named James Gallger was
taken suffering from delriu tremens aud carried
r. 81 NIAceDFs HOsyit
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BURI4L Of MISS P4RAELL.

BoRDENrowE, y. T., July 2L-The remains
Of ,iss Fanny P.rne taken to the receiving vault
at Riverview Cemetery Trenton. y j. at ll49 a. N
large number OF persons viewed the body before 10"
removal. Trains from Ne"-lorK anu IniiH"e'p"'"
n,-.,tt r,epner. from the different Land League or
nil.tions The Rev y. Pekit. rec.or Of Carss Epis-
cona Church. Of this city, read tle burial service OF the
Episcopal Church. the house The remains VIII repo'e
in The receiving vault until the final can
be- made Us tneir disposition Il i hot mo TirJ
-, rtfl he Inferred IA boston, on Dc taken Z" HclAhu'
where ner father u buried JOhn trneii bioie. W @
dead woman. arrived IRON ueOISns l4AH n-'iN'"e 49, 1880
Z. Attand funeral sorNlooa-
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4 yEwPRkSIDESrFoRS 81. JOINS COLLEGE,

The Rev Patrick F. Daley. who for the
last years has been pastor Of tue church OF st. Fran
cs Xavier ia West sxteent-st. TINS city, has lust
been appointed by the new Jesuit Provincial here, the
Rev Robert Flu ton. 10 the Office Of president OF ST.
Johns College FOrdham. in place Ot the Rev FRED
eriek Wilnam Gvckeln. whose term has expired me
office OF pastor Of Francis Xayiers Church ha- Dten
merged into that president OF the College OF - iran
cis .vier and the Rev. samuel H. Frisbee, woo hhs
LATER position for number OF years. haS oo"
directed TO assume ais eDl trsed dnnes. -.
Father Fulton the new Provincial VINO ar,lHs" ne
froul Washington a few days agO, appointed IA hs
Soclg the Rev r. o. facioOlt, formerly Wei
nj - Johns lollege but recently OF 81 fceeFs
College Ia JeTbcy CIty, y. j.
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AcABrxET MINISTER AS A WHIP.

The rejection of nomination Tor post
master of Penn Van, New York IS not an event 10 per
r inc country but the method taken 10 secure re-
consld. ration Of the OF general IMPORTANCE
Postmaster-Genera Howe has appeared repeatedly ON
of the adverse decision His labOrs nave been enleny
among the Democrats. TINS Is an undgnlned pro
cra1re Tha.ever precedents may be quoted. and the
eolicj,ttiOu votes IA business which MI MOVIE
ought 10 suDlet Not content with the appointment Oh
fe large LIST OF postmasters within his control the POST
uaster-lfeneral himself into VOte-seeker Inc
question giving Cabinet Ministers seat IA congress-,
with IN oppOr unity advocate Government measures
and reply 10 lnoulres has sides, but there can De
bu one position to take the proposition that me
Der, of the Cabinet do duty whips.