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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
TILE SrRIKE on THE RIVER FRONT

CHANGED TEMPER OF THE MEN.
The amount of east-bOund freight which arrives
on saturday always light, and at TINS season Oh
the wear on account of the partial holiday observed
in many of the shipping houses it Is especially So
Little freight was offered yesterday TO the rail-
roads and the result that nearly all the trucks
were uuOaded and most of the goods were shipped
I'm ST. Johns Park Depot. however. the platform
was choked up by the middle oi tho afternoon, ana
the doors were closed, one alter the Otner.
merchant SAID to RIBUNE reporter: L nave
100 cases OF goods packed III my store, Dut can
only get off Two or three loads day.
The police, who have furnished the most trust
worthy information in regard to the STRIKE, say thdI
Notwithstanding the statements Oh ralrOau Olncers
to the contrary, since Wednesday freight mas Deeh
accommodating, and that another blockade similar 10
the one tnree weeks ago IS IIunlnent. Inc freight
agents mlngl considerable profanity with their de-
mails OF the truth OF these statements. Most OF inc
piers were comparatively clear yesterday, Dut thlS
Is not supposed to show concluslyely ike tOhdl-
ton AT other places where IL IS claimed tHaU
large amount OF freight Is stored.
Inc strikers are not so quiet ard well-behayed as
at first, and 1t requires good deal OF an eliOrt on
tine part of the leaders restrain them from acts OF
violence. 1t was SAID yesterday by Il man who has
closely watched the strike that " the strikers are
AT present unOrganlZed MOB. Nhlle III Is 10 De
hoped tnat they will not create any serious disturb
ance there is possibility That IL their nhlOrtu-
trouble will result" THIS view OF the matter has
been taken by the police andy here their forces mad
been gradually diminished they are now being III
creased he men have III great part lost their con-
hdent air. and become mOrose and Sullen NuIner
ous petty assaults have followed tins change OF
temper but there Is no doubt that some of them
were made by ruiians not ut all connected with the
strike
inc men formerly employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company on Piers Nos. !, and 81 North
RIVER. were paid yesterday the money due them.
They entered the pier by hyes ana there was no
demonstIa non of any kind Ill Is stated tnat con-
siderable amount OF money has been subscribed Tor
tue men. The police say Ihey have grown tired OF
escortng the Ilalans anu Russian jews To ana from
their WORK There was more than the usual activity
in tue IhIrieth-st. yard OF the Hudson River Com
many Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
ALUNATIC KILLS HIMSELF.

Gustave thinner, a house-carpenter, age thirty,
living at No l66 MuibeTy-St., snOt himself at hIs
nome ON tTIGay night, lniiIcting wound from
which he died. ZnuIner was an Alsatlan, and came
to thus countTy aDOut ten years ago. Three years
ago he married an estlmaDle young girl, with wnOm
ne liyed happily. lie couple had no children:
Some two or Jnree months ago he had quarrel
win well-knOWn man III a lager beer shop close 10
tie police station III MulbeiTy-st Znnner was
wors,ed III the fight that ensued, ana was pretty
badly bruised about toe head ana neck. Ills vile
claims mat since receiving these injuries ms mind
mas become weak and that when lie snot himself he
must have been insane. She knew OF no cause Tor
the commission OF such al act, as all Ills relations
were pleasant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

f.
The drinkers OF this delicious thrstaaying non alcoholic
beverage form of assimilation The phos
pilates lime soda potash and on long recognized and
recommended by medical faculty the most vtaizng
PRINCIPLES known science. ZOEDoSk therefore, Ia not a
stmulan In eminent degree
the elements health vigOr Incompatible qualities
Britain
which aggregates million bottles uay. Dr. Red.
wool professor Chemistry tho Pharmaceutical Society
Britain writes on August l5 1881 Having re-
peaedy ZOedOne have found 10 be uniform In
compOson elements which essential Tor
Building up and reproduction Of the human body In a
sound and healthy condition"
ASK for ZoEDOSE everywhere sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
AGIRUS ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.

While walking along the eastern shore OF the lake
l.. "An'roi park about noon Wednesday, the atten-
t,on OF Keeper Patrick Coyis was attracted
by the strange actions OF young glfL Ire n ais
49, the grass 10 a rock which projected over Tue
water She hesltatcd moment and then plunged
into The lake Coyie procured boat ana r1scueo
The girl. She Vas taken W TIC ioiA'Aio O-N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

Court where she gave her name as Mary butet anu
sign any reason for attempting to kill herself ei-
@ tired Of living she an sp besn
only a few months in this country. She says
she has brother in the College OF Mines, England
IL is thought that dependency at her reduced posi-
ton was the cause of her act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
LOCAL MISCELLANK
mp DIsoRDERLY HOUSES.

District-Attorney McKeon. from the beginning of
his term of Office has been making earnest enoI.s W
dsOrdery houses d n nsar public
schools He said recently " have determines tp "
close as many of these houses as possible. w n?h
any respectable citizen rot engaged IN Of annoy
ing scheme, comes to me and complains Oh ahU ;y
ance from a house of bad character scHu i,o
right before the Grand Jury. and have an ndit t
ment found if the evidence warrants ~.
case of this kind was tried in the Cou ~
of General Sessions few weeks ago toon.
W hich one Maud Crawford was charged WIN huop
ing disordery house. The complaining wi' H,ed
n former member of the Board of Educatlon', - 49,
next door the house complained or ana nan IF bis
annoyed by the conduct and loud talking on nio
nei%Hhors' The first trial of the case ended III q
disagreement of the jury, but inc inOm had the
suit was announced the D1strct-Attoriey mnssihie
case set down for retTial at the earliooo Us So
dale and on the second trial conVlction " 40 Let
cured. Several complaints were 80 .;o',,;t, Of
month from persons HvlEg III ,no from disor-
Wooster and Prince-sts OF annoy auCo Nun r; 80
al, ba,sas II was SAID that talking swearing
and obscene language were frequency roalu ~
front of these houses that the doOr-Des OF respect.
ahin houses were rung by strangers lnqulrlng 1or
dIsreputable persons that children coulu not
be kept from hearing the vie language tnat waS
aud that the presence OF these houses tended
az MAGE the property almost valuelesS IN the hclgn-
borhood. 1t was found that i'll many cases tne
names of the keepers OF the houses coulu nog nc
accurately ascertained. The names OF the owners
of the property We're therefore ODlaheul
and twelve Indictments were ~, procured
from the June Grand Jury. he pei" per,
Merquet, JOHN l.. Petit, Edward {: Lord, John {.
Baily, WlllIam ii. Van Worst. Nathaniel kleef >.
g. Shaw James q. Mof1et Victor Neyrac, julius
Richard James McGifiert, Saran Braner, henrietta
lecht and Jonn Alberts Some of thes care sala 10
be owners OF the houses which are complained OIL
ohcrs are agents Iessees or tenants but all are in-
dicted for Keeping and maintaining dlsOruerly
houses. In some cases promises have Ocen mace
that The Objectionable tenants shall be cOmpcIou
10 leave lie premises thai are now occupied Dy
them several OF the complaints nave been maze al
The suggestion OF Frederick X. COudert, VINO Is
conuse for some of the French residents living near
rIe dlsorderly houses. The houses are mostly on
the easC SIDE OF WUOstcT-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
SHIPPING NEIHS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRR. SATURDAY. JULY g. 1873.


PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. JULY g. 1884,
ARRIvHD
Steamer Britannia I'll Br), Perry LIVERPOOL June 20 and
steamer Canada BT Robinson London June 2 with mdse
steamer 3oiIsr Ger jaeger Bremen June % and Ba
steamer Donago GER King * sreme2 June 2S and South
ampton 81 with mdse and passengers Oelrichs Co
mdse and passengers to Kunlardt 4 Co
g. Palermo u. Naples Valencia Gibraltar % with
steamer Asa Bl SAMSON ssvanlla June 49, Carthagena
26 and Aspnwa ~ with mdse and passengers Pm For
steamer Memnon CBrJ, Kelly Buenos Ayres May 3d. SAN
to June ana RIO Janeiro To- with mdso and passengers TO
steamer Alvena Br; Forwood, Kingston JAM June 7.
and passengers pm Forwood & Co
wltn to Moses Taylor Co. vessel TO Miller Hough'
steamer santo Domingo, Reed Charleston July 5wth
and passengers to Jas W ouintard q Co.
At City Island. light s. clear.
CLEARED.
steamer British Crown OBJ. Freeth, Liverpool Peter
steamer Alonga GER, Messtora Hamburg-Kunhardt &
Steamer DeRuyter Belg). Meyer, Antwerp-Funch Edge
steamer Geser Dan. scberbeck Copenhagen Edge
steamer Tyran Br, Swain, Carthagena, sayanna, &C.
steamer Bermuda BIZ owen, st John st Lucia Port of
spain, Ca Outerbrdge & Co.
Steamer BIa9don BIZ Harney Rio Janeiro PhIladel-
stea%e, s ,Si, GGrtis HayanaJqs Ward
Steamer w ReRnedy Warren BaItimoe-Ge9 Glover.
steamer amy CadWaladcr. clark, BALTIMORE
Steamer j. y Knight Chichester, GEORGETOWN, DC and
Alexandria Va-ThOs w Wightman
Steamer Gen Whitney Hlllet. BOstOn-H DimOck.
& Co.
steamer Charleston Lockwood Charleston-J Quintard
& Co.
steamer City OF Macon Kempton. savannah-TI Yonge Jr
Warren Ray.
steamer RIO Grande Burrows, Key West and Galveston
c ii Mallory & Co.
Steamer Hudson Freeman. New Orleans-Clark Seaman.
Steamer New YORK, Quick, NewOrleans-BOgart d Nor
gan.
Ship Marlborough Br salter London-snow & Burgess
Bark Artisan Br Dryer LondOn-J II Winchester &
BARK hlaBcOca (Austl, Gudaz, F1ume AuslBea Couck.
& Co.
Bark Lopez Leland. Perth Amboy-Mller & Hough.
ton
Brig Water Lily, Macleurs st Pierre Roosevelt Rowland
Brig ClerY, scott BridgetOwn, Bh-Dwght Il Platt
Brig Mette JOnanDe (Danb byenasen, Maranham-W II
CrOssman q Bro.
schr Arthur Barton Coombs Boston-F II smith & Co.
Schr T. PettlS (Br, Pettis, Windsor, N5-P Neyius
Son.
schr Edward Stanley, Sherman BostOn-Chas living
Schr Mary MATT Crowley. New BE ifOrd-II T. DOyle.
Scdr Nathaniel Holmes, Andrews. NewHaven-H + DOYLE
schr sarah Babcock, Hill. Black Rock, Conn-Eldridge
ScanOn.
schr FORSYTH, Hoobie Stamford, Conn-stamford Mfg
Co.
schr Race Horse, McGregor, Norfolk-G Vessels & co.
Sclr ames MoOdhOuse, Douglass. JacksOnylleWar
Ray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
IN! IMPORTANT O.! ! an! I NOTICE.

In many years. successful practice have had unaer ~,
care every phase of impotence stey diseases Of tia co.
eratiye organs and all disease would be an
to marriage and the birth ofhesthy children.
Abnormal habits hereditary and specific blood poisou,
destroy power and cause dependency and nnervaon
should receive the promptest attention.
Marriage instituted assurance OF perfection IN "A
spring and rghtul succession Of estate should be con.u
mated only the healthy where there the slightest
that either through disease weakness It's object q,
annuled the should place himself under IN.
Of expert who has devoted his studes TO this
OF complaints ana learned their appropriate aud eclx
treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
REBELLIOUS PRIS0NERS YIELDING.

CONCORD, Mass, July S.-The night at the
state Prison was passed IN quieiness Paul Gregory,
one OF most desperate leaders Ia inc
ana kept ON bread and water at Last yielded and prom
ised better behavior Hs 1ample HAS had goou eeo
1oe Inv one tLe coDycts are lnDting but II VIII
ouire several days time ~ properly arrange matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
Announcements
WHAT TIE CLERGYMAN SAYS OF II.

WHAT THE CLERGYMAN SAYS OF 1T.
Pastor T. d. Newbeny. OF Philadelphia has nsed PERRY
DAvIss PAIN KILLER in HIS family for aDolt twenty years
summer winter has found available in mutitudes
OF barns Sprns COLES and other ailments For IN
cpirnt GphheTa the forms ~ throat trouble
which people in damp weather and hot climates, Mr.
Newbey regards Pain Killer wonderful remedy simple.
safe and utility lie has used II only in his
family but largely among his friends and they think well
OF II rs he does.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
DOMESTIC PORTS.

FATHER POlNT Juy SPaSSed inward, Steamer Cynthia.
MARTINS RIVER July SPassed inward steamer Whitburn,
METs Que, oily SPassed inward steamer Consul,
BOSTON. July ESArrvcd, steamers Wnkesbarre Daboll,
Port Johnson Neptune. Berry, New York.
Cleared steamers Prussian (r. McDOuga Glasgow; Car
roll Wright, Halifax Johns Hopkins Halett Baltimore;
Aries, GoOgins Philadelphia; Glaucus, Bearse New York
Sailed steamers. Batavia Ndete Bayarian, Prussian Car
roll. Johns Hopkins, Aries and Glaucus.
PHILADELPHIA July S-Ar1ved steamers Hercules Penie
ton. NewburypOrt; Perkiomcn Miller. Boston, Cenpede,
Handy, do Fannie rumley, NewYork Foley, Dckman,
Port Antonio; Harrisburg. AlbertsOn Boston.
sailed. steamers T. Bdde Norman r0nawanda, Louise.
Gulf Stream Wyoming Fanita Juniaa, Commonwealth and
Indiana.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER July S-Arrived steamer Break
BALTIMORE July S-Arrfved steamersJohn w Garrett Fos
ter New-York Allegheny Parker, Providence II willing,
Her, Philadelphia. -
Cleared. steamers Bunswel Br'. Wallace, Bordeanx VIM
Woodward Young New York; Elizabeth. God Philadelphia;
Appod Foster savannah; Mcclellan, Bnups. New York;
Defiance. Power. NewDeTn.
Sailed, steamers Geo Appold and Mcclellan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
MARINE INTELLLGENOE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-ro.DAY
Sun 437 1888 Moon rss O02I Mo1asaye dys "a
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
F0renoon-Sriy 2:f1 Cato.
AneTno0h-Sy HK. 2:30i Gov Isla. Bill Hen Gate. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL, July S-ArTfved. steamers Bulgarian Trant
from Boston June 20. EasbOurne Dumbreck from Pensa
cola June 81 Iowa. Walters Boston June 30 Mado Murray
from Baltimore June 2J.
LONDON, July Starved steamer Thames, James, from
Montreal June II and Quebec I'D
SOUTHAMPTON July S-ArTlved Neckar, Bussius,
from New OTk June %, on her 10 Bremen
QUEENSTOWN. July S-Arrived of Fastnet steamer
Republic Irving AewYork June 49, her way this
port and Liverpool.
GLASGOW, July s-Arrived. steamer waldensan Moore,
from Boston June "a.
HAyIE, July s-sailed steamer suevia Franzen, from
Hamburg, hence for New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
SUSPENSION OF A rnUDUCE BROKER.

Notice was posted yesterday III the Produce Ex-
change of the. IuabInty OF Gould II. lhorp TO
meet MS mercantile obligations. Mr. Ihorp Is
broker at No. 100 Broau-st. lie has been dealing
IN options III Lard, and was caught on the shOrt
side during tine recent advance. lie SAID tnat lie
Will noD be embarrassed more UiIan a lew days. and
that the sum involved Is not more than 10000.
hIs long" contracts, he says, are i'll Ills lavoT,
and he adds that he would have been aDle 10
MAINTAIN himself against the unlayoraDle tue II lie
nad not learned yesterday morning That his book
Keeper a young man III wuOm he placed great con-
hdence and VINO has been III his service ten years,
mad been making disastrous contracts without his
knowledge. Nevertheless, he uOes noC accuse tue
book keper of dishonesty, and keeps nun Ill his EN-
NOV ms losses through these irregular tranSdc-
Mons were between 81, 900 and ,OUu. Mr.. Inorp
mas great many friends III the Prouuce Exchange,
ana II Is thought that he will nave great DIM
Guilty i'll etiectiug q compromise OF his contracts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
HOME NEWS.
.,o,1rrrNr ARRIVALS.

r.,. wi. Duncan T. Kenner, Henry
W ,,ye1 Ir NJ Garland and Robert p Porter; OF
tSs United states . r1 HT9enHS Charge
MoktEJ9lus OaI Unaan Honse-Judge Pacifcus Ord
Of CaIiferDia Victoria Hotel-The Hon. uaiushA a.
Grow, OF Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
LUNDBORG's PERFUME
EDENIA.

Solid silver Tea Sets $3.50 to $500 cost
double manufacture Cash paid for duplicate Wedding
presents. j. H. JOHNSTON, 100 bo"ery'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

EARL g. Wilson'S "sh0rt bandn collars and
bead edge cuIs the best. Sold everywIora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

Gold stom-winding watches, $50 to 5000;
Silver SIS up. Fine goods only handled everything
ranted watches repaired. j. H. JOHNSTON 100 Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

A CORNER ON THE CORN.-Dr. Wings Corn
Remedy the market Cure Is perfect
Take cheap substitute Depot ll5 fultonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

Don't die in the house. Rough on Rats
Clears out rats mice, flies. reaches bedbugs. l5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

I44 Iexingt0nave, near 2Jth-st Hours to l. 5tO7.
Impotence Sterty of the Generdtve
would
birth Of healthy children, speciaties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.
w. & j. SLOANE

w. & j. SLOANE
SYiM open the Wholesale De.
partaneDt of their New Ware.
house, Broadway, Eighteenth
and Nineteenth Streets, on
MONDAY, July 10.
The Retail Department will
open on MONDAY, July IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
UPNRy A DANIELS NJ ID.

HUB Punch is DEsERvEDLY POPULAR.
Ready with ccwater lemonade. OF grocers
ftuffa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
XOEDONE.

You will never be troubled with dyspepsia or
weak you Parkers Ginger Tome occasionally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
Buy the Hartford Woven Wire Mattress

The Hartford" Is the original best and most reliable
woven wire mattress made In every part only mo pest
quality Of material used Do be deceived W cheap IN
ferOr mitaOns. Every genuine "harioid mattross Is
branded In large plain letters Hartford Woven WIG MAT
tross" After IA tra ami use every haroIu MAT
ess Will be found perfect IA when nst
This Is the value OF the hartioIu oven
Wire Mattress aside from the comfort ana luxury renders
Woven Wire Cots settees 70 iron beuSeea Ior suuou
use A specially. Address for prices. &c. ...,, 90,
HARTFORD WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS 90,
r. U. box las Hartford, Conn,
or p. WILLIAMS X co..
$50 CANAL-SE. Agents for Newly OK Clty'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
THE COLLISION IN THE NARROWS.

Nothing was done Yesterday by the United States
Local Insnectors vi steam Vessels III regard to the
collision IN the NarrOws on Friday afternoon De
tween the Breakwater, OF the Old DOMINION ihhc,
and the Plymouth ROck. No one seems 10 kho" oI
oven care Wno Was responsible Tor the accident. Az
the office of the Old DonlnIon Line 1T was ieIh1u
that the BIeakwater arrived at LeWes' Del.,
early Yesterday morning. a dispatch from captain
Malieit OF tne BreakwateT, LATER III the uaS' sdiu
NAT his vessel had been run into by The Plymon II
Rock but that no damage was done eIther ~ INC
boat or the passengers, OF whom tnele were I"ciNc
III number. captain AlaIiett especially std,oo ~
mis- dispatch that the plymouth MOCK ran mo Inc
Br,.akwaIer The BreakWater VIII Teach Jhls Guy
on ner return trip this evening AZ O'Clock, When II
Is expected that Captain Mallett VIII make an
official statement OF the accident 10 the owners OF
his vessel. The two passengers WHO jumper from
Ihe deck of the Plymouth ROCK To tiaI Oh INC
BIeakwater. when they were Ill collsioH' "eIe
taken ashore III u tugDOat al staten iSIdnu' =
The Plymouth RocK lay at her pier AT the loot Oh
East wenty -tnId-st yesterday, wneIe she was
watched by the chef mate and his suDordlnates.
The uumps winch have been working slncc the lllhc
OF tho accident were SUI III operation last hgh,'
An examInltIOn OF tile pace where she was struck
by the Breakwater was made yesterday Dy the snip
cal peuteT ana tho damage was louhu ~ &c
more serious tIan Was at hlst SUPPOSED
1t Will take several days 10 lhake the
necessary repairs. Inc accident was u
Serious one for the of the boat, MOI only De
cause OF injury done 10 her but aiso because Oh
the delay III getting her IeOured ON account Oh thc
pressure ut at all the dry DOCKS. 30 many
boats are already on the DOCKS anu 50 many more
nave orders ahead OF the plymouth ROCK IhaJ IL
viii be at least a week before sne cah resume her
regular trips Snc could be repaired III TWO Gays IL
IL We not necessary 10 put her Oh the dry COCKS
III order TO get at the pare uhder the "atel-ilhe
There was IA look % disgust on lne faces Oh inc
officers anu deck-hands o. the fIylnOuth ROCK es-
lerdaV Is they SAT Oh the gang-pldnA ana Oh I'LL
nroy lseu seats III the paSsagcmay trying 10 Keep
cool Many OF the hands had just been pald, anu
they wl1 nc Obliged 10 seek employment cise NheIe
untIl th,. boat Resumes her regular rps. DURING
The day uu,nOe OF people visited the pier 20 see
xynat injury had ueen done 10 the boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
FIREWORKS AT THE POLO GROUNDS.


The display OF fireworks which was postponed
from July i on account OF tie weather, TOOK place
last nis Ii. at the POLO UrOunus Eafiy Ill the even
lng crowds began to gather III me luciOsure, ana
by Une time the exhibition began there
we're over 5000 persons present Mean-
whiie small boys from all VlcimtleS
mad nocked to the grounds. NeghOorIns
sueds fences and other buildings were covered Win
fnelu Otners gathered III knots Dy the gates 10
tuuk out ruses Dy winch TO get within twenty
uye cents was charged 1Or admission. AT hrSJ con-
siderable entnusl&sln was 1clC al the display.
Rocket alter rocket chased one another through
inc all whlc t1Ower-pOts ana sDln-wncclS called
forth ions" aud ANS" III prOtusIon. Bombs snot
up TO the sky, ana exploded INTO many -cOiored
stars. Inc 7tu Re lment uand played lhe Torpedo
and the Mhae." All the atLeLc sports were repre-
scnteu III tue set pieces Two men reVoIVed on
horizontal oar while the pl.cner OF the nets" was
IacIug a batsInan who Knocked InnumeraDie merry
palls George Washington was present, rlulng
charger decked with various colored trapplngs. A
bycicllst revolyed his front wheel with terrific
i0rce wnIle the small one refused To 60 and TWO
Iockeys were engaged i'll an exciting race over
uye-tOut track, Toward the CLOSE OF iic exhibition
the display became less energetic and many lett the
grounds before tue eAnIbl,IOn was closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

Steamers Albnge for Hamburg Geise COpenhagen Ned
erand, Antwerp; Furne5a glasgow; Nevada Egypt and
city OF Richmond ivepoo Bristol BrsOl Tyran Cartha-
gena; Saratoga, Havana hudson and New-IOrg
leans City OF Macon sayannah Charleston Charleston. Reg
uatOr WllmingtOn VIM kennedy Baltimore; Steinman,
Antwerp British Crown, Lverpoo CiandOn, Bahia Roam.
"a. LlchInOul. y Q knioht-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-20

-. l., a. y;aca ~ cool he sbould think three
III. " 'nS basora the hovs came into his
Oh uoo lua. and II MIGHT nossiby be five minutes.
io On re-d;ract AZ auination he testified that
ps oh suaossr nlarT Smith and Dunning
aSr,;stad thet thev sre1e ont IN the evening
a., ..eo rae tha n;urv to Strout,
one w1TA paesnous " emw era broken and
haad ;nnrad hn hr;ckbat thrown throu oh
t i,s ,st ~ dan;aJ that thew threw
oe nr ;ss,e gu. Thorntnns window Sweet
s;n ~ ,e h.oLa Rnter,s window
Oh Tn,,a no ,as tha next witness Re-
u; I'll. ,,,ayher Of the freshman
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