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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
THE LABOR PROBLEM.

ADVICE TO LABOR ORGANIZATIONS.
RELIEF TO BE SOUGHT FROM CoNGREss-A HINT AT
NATIONAL STRIKE IF RELIEF Is NOT
GRANTED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Alexander Kenaday
president OF The Federation Of Labor Unions OF Wash
ingt0n, has addressed communication to the chiefs OF
the various labor organizations throughout the country
In which he gives the substance a conversation with
senator Blair, Chairman ~ the Senate Committee on
Education and Labor. The communication Is dated
August rs, and Is in part a. follows:
casually met to-day the Hon. Henry ". Blair Chair
man 81 me Commute ou Education and LABOR OF the
S,nae of the Uniteu states 10 which committee, you
are aware has bctr referred the most I'M
portAnt question OK the day, the solution Of
the labor problem" The dStiug TIished
senator Impair ed 10 president Of the Federation Of
Labor Unions lhs city, very i'm Orant in!Orma-
uou and requested that should convey che substance
thereof leading members of tine most ericdt pow
erful labor organizations throughout the Union, ~ tine
iacutles LOT direct communication WIN those bodice by
the committee have not been perfected yet TIE sen
ator rXprcssed the opinion that the plan heretofore pre-
secuted by the Wnshu zion 'y branch Oi tc Federation
OF laoor, namely central committee II representa- i've
workncn rum all sections of the Union the capt al,
yam guy auihehIrated SuD-committee OF
I directory, VIII prove To Je the most prac-
ucable method OF obtaining information relative
I'D iur pf'eci cuuulloh o. me "uIhli- Cisoe, ana Ii
grievance, tie ct.scs % Lab r strikes, aud practicli
suggestions 20 VIII lend -o tue Improvement OF
thci SucIh cDhuiil"n lic chdiudh protested lIdi h
40 sens vol Inc e'a,.itee 'e a 90 anAs ing pry
iA HoiulIoh OF tAt -Ir@t ii'e-uo "Hti u 10 tc ~
te 80 lttr 4ut uouJllr- ,uey would Ice thankful To
cidz,us Interested IN tine SUM Tor any liz c
mat VII ana thrn I'D lHtit lLFc,l l-ie'Vi'. J..
Viii be- their aill to fairly aoJn-, t rrltq0ns neiween
que "eu"rfdiion hf therefore, hop"d TIM Dom cap
iia.i~ts and Ooters "N 81 90 representative men in
whose Judgement as. 4nte-rity taey place Implicit
iehce ana that Doh par lc- Will DO ne commI.,,e l"c
justice O. believe tn'J " as non sly tud lAlIlJ, ac
. cord.ug to tne.r Judgments.
lu 81. ga TIE .nu'il c chairman 81 committee u'el-
Latrd d. the rrue power ifn- av ik.u- power oI
tine land lo arbrHe D.twoeD aggressive cipi ai-ts and
coMpHtDNc5 dclrurc.s lap'rtl-, cannot resist the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
TIE Tariff COMMISSION.

CLOSING SESSIONS AT LONG BRANCH
COMMUNICATIONS F4OM \ NUMBER OF PERSONS
GIVING OPINIONS AND RsCoNNENDAIIONs-A
PROGRAMME OF wJhK ADOPTED.
Lose BRANCH, y. D., Aug. l9.-COmmuni-
cations were land before the lauf Commission al is
morning session as flows: From the kGrsueedt Manu-
flcuriug Company New-lOrk. ca Ing attention to the
ao.enc. Of plent lave in ogLzrr and and other cOun
tries aid Tie Use aeo o. American patents and devices.
aud asking for provision m tie proposed tArd prohibit
ing the Importation o. any article made abroad on
American patented machines witnolt license from the
inventor h. assignee AID Tor The c0uh.calOn oil al
such goods attempted to Dee imported.
From Iir-cn 4 Company, cigar manufacturers, New
York conirad citing statements Of Oscar Hamnersein
40 10 the superiority OF oumatra tobacco and advising
the comm son not TO increase the duty on 1t.
from tlulal sou Bonsn,d il Company OF Grafton.
Macs. linen manufacturers there and in scot
land stating reasons why the raw ma
teral Of linen should beadnitted free OF duty.
They slbnt thar the linen manuf curing IN Amcrica
best served and most materially dsvrioped by me
aim ss.on nc oi Guy, of Tie new material, whether
dress d or undr Esd.
pruteI forn- El!eG out recommending tariff changes
were rco wed AZ iOuo"s; from lou- hildcr' Vi Nc"
York cali attention 20 the Tact that common wOT,tcd
~, Der cen. rom l.. DIauchi Coz OF broadway, New
lox r. com ncuoiIs chat duty on aruas.al flowers,
80 aud So per cent, Ice made UNI "a from Il Mp
stein OF YORK, thai AN line dyes aud salts, mao Ter
glue, sulpId,e OF anmOAla crude potash, cielc
from Ferdinand Bing & Co. Grand-s.. New York,
tat upnOst"r. good, cl al Moot terrie, Innlalr
ems a polnd. b.J4Xe0 OIL. - per cent; r. A.
IacnlrI or Nrw-iork, tnat gypsIn or terra aoa now
mann. tulton-s.., AcS-Ioik, that The dGty var
nlsn De ii 0Y str KIN, Of the 30 cents per gallon
piauo-uakrr, Nro-York. that the GItj On plahoorte
naInmcrclt. and dlmpcrfrlts D. reduced uom % pr
ana "a piano Scyd-',re~a raou r az fg'I' vi'
IT, ~ r m a. d d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20

The Uoa r 4 Z, ,pr.Ill5 usDl,r Dbto
IN Dan trL.lgAl: General Artnur came over last
ut-l. f-,n "a .-..u,f,u .d nj Il conference OF -ey
.,ll tr- ~. D mus. he ma ormea me tnat Mr. Blaine
- .i l,Ii.e.l m t.r.it, ,.f- very much provoked at
-.rt. f,. chi Il ms f.ricreuc. namely, bccaii,e mad
-ug-e-,ed I,n many O,Arr- name Of Judge Foger
,..u.r.i r-Iir SAYS that no has never
h..,I .urn buzz and disturbance
AZ e.iug s There LAS been among the Blaine De-, Die
ne urriOre SAYS THAT Iir LlAus ac.iu-s no dOu 1I
.r in ,Ip, l. .tl1uz very poisly against the -rlcc-
non of .iuu.r full.r berdtisr lie 80 a TOOL OF mine
-'.. ,ct,u Ia l,i vlur AZ ruii0u 10 tue fact tuat
4ru aim: NV shoe Intercourse wllA hll since would
.,,,ir ~. 10y ynr til,e mn Won .cruplrtl win
80 - ITO t,o- nm nn's'l'-,.v =
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49, - ~ it. NJ flt'n tor van :. mi Inc larry tn 90
Ir ,tl-at,,Iuiir1t ed by me eelngn Wa-u
oruyin oT uJ,i-u tlat they exvee.ed To con
tru .Le Cabinet aud especially Tic Treasury
D.p4al,uaut Al Mr. Bla.u- dbl not care 10
-, if.,l no Treasury lJepartmeut he would
I1,r .,rt, Won rlpr,ftfe t,ar hi. f1au,resrat on
~, mo. - , t ...u -nl euo.ft take treg
AID ma. ,.l ly, said La you NOR, ruau once mai
49, ,r -, - ,,.t- u,.r sL.,,lt
Hc.''-4 ~ '. ' -, 80. - 49, ,'1l'-t I, 49,
wa " M ~ 80 -.ii,.r, of - 49, g, - - t,r. TO -;
.~, o The t-.,,s,trt- AMI .tuuf14r : .I,.- ,ry al
,'t .,r, IN .utrr ylta au cgualcnaucr tuat disaster
g., Id f,,..,v O. Dol, t.,, me- Al. fuf.ir,.-
an mi ,.. IA, 80, .u uu kud' thing Of Mr. Blaine
.tuop ne L. afl-d with the RESPONSIBLE Tor lille
, 80 tb. most furrfttqtul and ulaupuauf
IN - bv nm IN y-I4t Grraral 4rr1iir
- -, - sr,. n H.. a. c,a.r 80 as.It-,,r
80 INV mn. thai h, meets 10 nave Id friend la Iur
AZ, ~ r-r.1f amor .er friend ,f.rr in the
p,.t office or sIu,tjr and thl JArO lgn them AMI bV
', D ,t,. In do one. Of Iv.o tAIIy, en- er 10 -.le
raIon~ Or h. M. some Otner OBJECT 40 c,s
Ii'-.--r,'.rs o., tb. MARI cantos pr,pg nv If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
rHIErEs IN APAR7nENr HOUSES.

Detective John +. Cuff, Of the Nineteenth Pre-
ciuct, saw TWO yodng men gong from house 10
house IN East tOfjy--ighth-st. aud nnging door
bells in suspicious way AT > p. al. yesterday. Be
hovng that they were thieves, he followed them
mo hiId-ave and aiterward saw them enter tine
larg. brown stone fldt-nOusc No. 100 East Forty
uiuth--t. known a. the Arlington. They mad ruLg
a bell. and someone on an upper uoOr had admitted
them bV pulling wire attached 10 the
doOr-lock HE officer waited outside for nearly
malt an nOuT, long enough at lesri 20 ve the sup
posed thieves anple tune 10 I mo rooms ana
break open the doors Of closets and private desks
At length one OF the young men opened the 'front.'
door, aud seeing the detective watching Tie mouse
he ran swiftly III the direction Of FOurth-ave Gun
pursued INN with Crawu revolver, and aiter cali
ing out d" stop tAlcIlP several times, he fired shot
into the ar THIS had the effect of frightening The
fugitive VINO stopped and surrendered. IL was
discovered soon alterWard hat the bullet
from Cuffs pistol had struck an innocent
bncklayer Thomas Walker of No. ~ Iacinc-st.,
Brooklyn. VINO was crossing the FOurtI-avr. bridge
al tOriy -lghth-st. when the shot was hTcd. aker
was Wounded slightly IN the shoulder. lie went 10
St Lusc's uO>pl al and aIterwari went home.
he prisoner gave ms name a John Gleason, ana
saId he lived at No 20 Lalgh,-st. Ills companion
escaped IRON the Arlington while the pursuit was
progress II was ascertaIned that the thieves
had stolen a coat worth $50 from George A GOren-
TO, on the second toOr OF the house lney also had
uied The bureau drawers IN the room, 81 =. j.
DAVIS on the same iiOOr. Mr DAVIS ami his family
ere away II IN home and The police were unable
10 learn what mad been stolen from the IcOus
search was being maize for GieasOn's confederate
last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
DORSEYS CABINEEMAKING.

MORE ADVICE TO GENERAL GARFIELD.
HIS UNsRLFIsH ANXIETY FOR TIE SUCCESS or THE
pNINlsTRAT1ON-EX-GOyER ROUTT FOR
THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT AND JCDGE
FoLGER FOR THE TREASURY.
WAsHNGTON, Aug. 19.-The Sunday Gazette
tomorrow VIII publish portions OF more letters
from Dorsey to Garfield which have not heretofore been
published II says the portions omitted relate 10 per
sona matters. that these omissions do detrac
frr n the news value u the letters.
The Ga= ne says has been asked ts for pub
fishing these letters now, and in reply IL would say that
While 1t does believe II owes the public eXpaDa-
ton or apology viii state tDO reasons: First, desire
10 aid Dorsey, who 1t claims has been unJusty and
shamefully abused: second, the strong desire
which rs ed. tor personally feels 10 bring
out to The light Of day the ycIy curious
political Republican history OF the two years past
The following Is rom letter referring 10 ex-
Governor KOItt OF Colorado, and urging his selection
POstmaste General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

RED BLUFFS, Cal, Aug. ia very destruc.
tive ire occurred in tnis place on Thursday night.
Three blocks in the 81 bIslIes portion o. the town
are IN ashes The total loss vii probaDy regate
$4,000 The insurance l. $1,000 several persons
were ljured nut no lives were lost
MNNEAPOLls, Slim. Aug. l9.-Fire early thus morn
Ing Quilted the wholesale and retail hardware house of
l. * j. \. Ferguson. The loss On the stock aad fixtures
500 900 Insurance $4,000. divided among seventeen
companies. The bulit ~ @d7 owned nv tnn.On Mvfr-
SON. whose loss Is $1,000, Insurance $1,000
EILLIsCA. Iowa, Aug l9.->mIth Bureson's elevator
and mil were burned .ast night Loss S35,0O0; in
surcd
PIrTsBURG, Aug. ia large building in First-ave,
owned 10y tic heirs OF MIS- Edwin VI. stanton was de-
stroyed by this evening II was occupied by sun
shine & Coz hog dealers. aud j. VI. bravo. IS an oil
warehouse. The .Oss Is estimated az about $1,000;
IL j. covered boy insurance.
ALBANY. y. y Aug. l9.-The canAlboat /. ". Moore,
bound cast loaded with straw stuck under the railroad
bridge at schenectady tbs evening and caught fire rom
locomotive. The boat and her cargo were badly dam
aged portion OF the canal bank preciptat
n SIEVE person. Into the canal all OF whom we're res
cued Henry Wood was Oady Injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
4 SHOCKING ACCIDENT

FOUR YOUNG PEOPLE KILLED ON'THEIR WAY HoMB
FROM DANCE.
ANoKA, Mimi, Aug ia terrible accident
occurred at place last night foar persons being run
over by the cars and killed When the nortnbound pas
senger train on the Manitoba Railroad arrived AZ the
depot here at 1890 O'Clock the engineer reported that
he had struc something at crossing about half mie
below the town party went back to investigate, and
found dead and the fragments OF buggy some
ten rods beyond the crossing. Near the crossing were
the bodies IF four pcr-ons-twO men and two women
horribly manged The remains aiken 70 the depot
and there identified those OF william HacEett Jasper
Cole Misc Florence Parker and iiss Lille Dawson. Tho
tod e. were crushed aud bruised So that idenuct0n
difficult. Cole alone was stu breathing when found
but he died after. The were apparently abodt
twenty-five twenty three years ot age. ana tn grs
seventeen. The paty hal AZ ended d nee ~ Crooked
Lake about three miles from AnOka, IN the eve s ana
was returning uen the accident happened Just now
il occurred l. not known but u l. supposed that ne
driver OF the buggy attempted 10 cross the track aboad
OF the train, which runs very rapidly Al THIS point
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SHOT At on 4 LONELY RoAD.

Mrs. N.A.Anker living in Avenue d., in the
Greenvie district Jersey city. made her appearance
in the Fourth Precinct suD-statOn about nine o'clock
last nt and reported that she had been shot, az tho
sane time exhibiting slight wound IN tue rgth side Of
her h. 3D. Mrs Ankr said she left home AZ 80 O'Clock
TO look for ter she supposed 90 he swimming
ia he pav. In lonely OF nc ROAD she wac net ~
A man VINO demanded twenty 1--WE cents she tOtd nm
,be mad no money, wheTeupon be drew a r,VoFet ana
~ea al her the ballet striking net IN tue fSht sue -.
tue head. MIS- Anker screamed and nan TOWARD hyis
AMI the man fed In the opposite direction Wheh
" Y .he nat not reported the sooner, Mrs Aa
said she had gone physician TO nave the ~, h.
dressed Hes description Of the man rss ~ ali
.k.d like a tramp aftersard she sdu ne va roa.
dres.-d AID wore black whiskers genoss alSr'n "a
seut OUT but UP late hour last Insnl no LAC ~ 49,
mau lad been found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
ARREST or 4 LETTER C1RRIER.

PIrrsBURG, Aug. l9.-Clarence b. Gelston,
ettercarrer who has been employed Tor fifteen years
IN the Pittsburg ONCE this afternoon arrested
on a charge OF eubezzng from letters inrusted 70 him
20 deliver. The information made before United
states Commissioned YOuube by special Agent l. NJ
spee.c Letters have mscarred on GestOu's route for
some time ,as but suspicion did not fasten him un-
iii four weeks ago and that time he has been care
fully Swallowed and tried with numerous decoy letters
Yesterday the special agent mailed letter containing
two bills marked with slight lux blotches ahd mo
marks The lester traced to telston SoA, m1en
.o Iruea 4 y ~ ascertanei d. telephone mat u
Lao moi been aeiiycrcd and detective ent reD liquor
-, rfrh III carrier had been seen q enter ANA sdo
led IN ont ,inu. one OF the marked bills. which tns
hsreer said ti,stOn nal given IN pay ineni Ter beer
~. rr,sf followed Immediately. Gest0n denies tho
,a.r'-s ma sly, il Is tue work Of Other carriers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
4 SHUTTLE TRAIN = Tor4L DEPR4TITT

There was consI derabe excitement at about 9.45
a. H. yesterday on the station Al the CITY Hail ter
minus Of the Manhattan Elevated Railroad. 10
was OccasI ned b. colii.ol-but no. q Ol.lsIOu
OF trains. One OF the shuttle" trains. winch
CraWls on Its cXasp'Tatlug way from Chatham
square to the City hall several times each day be
came infused with sudden energy ~ approached
the station 81 III most emphatic and puguacIOu,
manner bumped into the wOOdcn Guard al the end
of the track. Inc cars OF the smut
tie " were filled with passengers who
had arisen the feet in the fond expectation of
reichine their places 0 business ami homes without
an accident. They were disappointed. lney ALL
WIN thc exception OF two, Deputy Coroner Slcsse-
hleI ana a companion, sat down III "A way which he
t"heheu serious Resolution 10 consider the UpIOi-
steIy OF the car -eaJs ana the peculiar des the
nldltlhR' E'defiy women ana men who were pom
utlOuS ABOUT Tie Walstbaud were eutangicd ia
KNOTS " men Only profanity and sArieks Ct1lld III
Tie ChIuIeh were damned unacr seat-drnIs, to
Iicu cyl .eht annoy ance, and were eXLrac ed from
their uII0Ving embrace by scraInbllng papas and
mannas.
he injury to the was the first thought Of the
railroad employees III body they rushed towdrl the
rear OF the TRAIN and carefully examined the paint
Oh the tram guard ana estimated The snOck winch
had Dceu sustained by the car,; WhIe ihe passcn-
gers slowly "a heIcd themselves together ana de-
parted h one LuT,lng a @rlst or a bruised nOuIa.
he Ia lIOa1 guaT-s gaZed Ia maid IcprO4cn at a
TRIBUNE reporter VINO CHANGED 10 he Oh The
shuttle when he inquired The reason OF The
sudden sIaking-up; and when more explicit III
formation was solicited. the only fact winch could
be obtained was " dunno. DO you, johnny -
No AilV-I dunno"
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FLAMEs TnAr lid SMALL pAMAGE.

A fire, which was eXtlngulshed quickly after
LAD been sent Ou 10 the Fire Department,
broke out Last evening fourth hoor ~ the large
factory building Nos. 2i3 and 2tj West Forty seventh
Edward Reynolds, who coupled the upper part OF
the building door MANUFACTURER, lost about $1,000
by damage h- stock. His Insurance PROBABLY COW
cred Ulr loss. e. a. Vaudeville, stair builder on tue
second floor. lost about 500 b. water, aud frhing
damage caus at on tnc first nDJr. occupied b. L.
HOfsuclter q harp iching factory. Inc building
owned Dy thln r. AeI, OF No. lj3 Nt-t Forty nith
81, damaged 900 Oy the hAnes Inc cause OF tds
ire not huoTn.
Flames o. uuhuOwn ori-ln broke out last evening m
tn small cIZsI lac org Conrad Ueg.m, IN the rear
or 40. 13s v Llaf-s and ca Led a damage Ol Sl,-Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
PRESIDENT ARrHCRS M0VEHENTS.

General Hancock, in full uniform, stood IN the Uov-
eruo,j Island t,rrv-house Yesterday about noon. lie
dlC not nave long 10 WaIt before carriage came up
ANA Prssi cent Arthur and his son 20, out. y tug
rapidly took the party 10 "a" Island "heEe tiIee OF
GrnerJI ulucock's STAN were Oh the wharf. After
au hours Goa .crsauOu, luncheon was served.
Among those present was MAJOR Arthur. The Pre>l-
deuis brother General liducocA and ms stan
cam. To IN. city WItu Ire President. Who nad only
maze a social visit IN order 10 return the call OF
General Hancock.
The President arrived at ms home early IN the al
ternoOn aud found the card OF Secretary Chandler
lie remained 10 nOine during the rest OF toe ddV'
receiving clis from eX-POstmaster James, Thomas
1. Acton aud cA->cu tor IOuklng.
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THE TROUBLE WITH DRIVER BOYS.

WuKEsHAHaE, Penn, Aug. ia meeting
OF She -tr i- driver BOYS lrd late t.Is afternoon
The committee announced Charles Parrish q Co.
agreed to allow them dag pay Tor ful days coal
mined mis- being what they demanded. They al once
asrceu % r .-ru WorA Monday next ON That day
an . mines of ilr L,lllh AID W like sDaTre Coal COM
pauy VIA again De IN operation.
PIIr-rOS, Penn. Aug. l9.-Ihe drivers aud breaker
BOYS OF the Hede Durg Coe-y, operated by the Lohsh
valley Coal Company, struck tl~ morning Oh account
Of NOT being allowed full time The laes from sugar
Notcl t4at boys AZ that place Will turn Out MOu-
dAv next
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fde,ir,, and Vicar Apostolic OF Pontiac The day Of
his conservation s not definitely fixed, but probably
will be September Il.
VICTORIA, b. C., Aug. 19.-Extensive preparations
are being made for the Dtion OF the Marquis Of
Lorne and the Princess Louise. They will leave San
Francisco Septembsr II, n Ms. Conus, which IL
guests.
HALIFAX. Aug. 19.-Thomas shaw, Liberal, has been
elected without opposition TO the seat in the House OF
Commons FOR Halifax. made vacant by the resignation
or j. d. Hutchinson, Radical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
LARGE SURPLUS REPoRTED.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 19.-lhe annual
meeting u The Paul ,apoi, and Manitoba hall
road Company wa held here yesterday. The report
showed surplus the net revenue Tor the past fiscal
year after paving the liked charges and dividends on
stocks Of SOS 1000 The directors recommended that IN
the future IvIdrnds slOck shOad be pald quarterly
The following were ecctc1 directors Tor W. ehs1li5
wear: George -tcpAen Donald 4. oInItu, James j.
ILL., r. b. Angus, JOnn ii. Kennedy, D. Wills JdMV'
NM =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
INCFNDIARIoM IN PENNSYLVANIA.

LANCASTER, Penn, Aug. 19.-This afternoon
the large county oar. on The eastern city,
adjoining the burned Insane as lun, consumed by
al ucendary al the seasons crops and Other
contents Loss $1,000; insurance 5000. While the
fire was in Dro e-3 another barn not far distant
owned by samuel Ralck, discovered on ire and
it also was destroyed with contents, uding horse
ami three DIS. Io-s 5000 George Drummer. us
uecteq OF iuCcndarISll. clught running from the
barn at lire was discovered anu Wir arresed
and cymui ted FOR mai al next weeks court Joan
Grren "a spectator, WAS framped By nOrse, and re-
Celved DrObabl = fatal luj gTr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
OPENING NEw DIsPEySARY

Tho New-Yorl. Home Mission Dspensary opened
Branch Dspcn>arY No. yesleida} Ia lhe CH uton
Oh the Epiphany, No 100 Santon-St. Al 'euuauOo
viii ne ilSeu on Mondays " tdnesdays and rlday >
al $50 r. M to persons 10 need assist ihcr anu az
DIV tor II. Branch Dspcnsary No. l haa removed
TO No II kOO-evelt-st., wncIe Attendance 40 IN
cae- OF -ease aud injury nave been treated - Inc
dispensary IN the last year.
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topped slab OF brOwnsone ut the top Of which face
with an Egyptian het about IL il depicted Below the
lace IL the inscription:
In Memory OF Mr..
John Wcocks he
deceased NOvcmr.
the 22d 1915
aged ~ Years.
He wac q member Of the family that originally pos
seseed Tue site Of the village Al that came after him
and his have passed away ard sleep unknown and for
lage.
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RAILROAD Ne VS..
A sTRAINED sIrTArION-

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.--It is stated that the
yaua Railroad Company has resumed the policy
~ yin commissions ger business secured by
it, agents This dlect opposition 10 an agreement
entered into some time 20 aud agents Of other lines
charge Pcnnsy officials with bad fath, ana LAY
tley WlA retanatc III KIND. 40 ODiy WI JAey pay
large COMMISSIONS, bIt they viii cut racs D. necessary
their proper proportion oi trde. lie situation
crIuc-l tue eAree, auu war on pAa,eng rates
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MLSS4GE ~ 4 BOTILE.

HALIFAX, y. :, Aug. ia bottle picked
nm ON fe shore at estpor Dsoy county, to-day, con
taue. the following sghed by John Kelley ana
Thomas Bro VII ami dated June :; Having strayed
from our vessel schooner Rapid on the Banks, IN
,.n.- .,,s va e setting urtH, We nave Oo"u hottluS
.lsut fT tnre d,v. un ncip mas come yet ana We
nom tlt N tul= piece paper found thtt the ia er
vi. publish tIis as sJOh AS Po7s'O'' ~! "ou "-'e
lus .0ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
PASSENGER FARES REDUCED.

CHICAGO, Aug. l9.-Ihe Chicago. Burling-
ton anu Quincy Railroad Company the FOL
lowing reduced rates 10 iowa points, to into effect
September Iowa CIty. - So Grinnel. - 80; Des
Mones. SO -: Grswod. Sl3 50; O-kaloOsa. = = ::
Pacific Jluc: on, II 40; Omaha, Sli 80 aud oshers
= roriesp.uJlug r-uu.uJn VIII be tie 10 al Pacllc
Coast polu,-. All the points named compete with tnc
I.Ock Island Railroad. and war may result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
February 3, ISL
General JAMEs A. GARFIELD. Menior. Ohio.

| believe ihe npsC important question you
ought 90 tld, AZ err stFng yourself as 20 me ctpac
10y, ~ gritty aud Icnrcseu rive CHARACTER OF tn men
considering Tor Cabinet places, Is as to whether
the persons tnu- tnOugh Of tne sou ought I'D
choose IA mixing up aGttIcl1 Cabinet it seems 10
me ina upon this POINT should II
can Dcp tier. sulli be non. While nave freely
crlic SEED rsJus wIO have heard were candidates Tor
Cabinet .Lc., never thought rrcOnn- ndIng anyone
10 yolr COlsid ration because lriC.. Z mine
becau5, d. advance any -IDcll Interest hld
ia ia RIO -cr D. the Only person nave urrcd
you point, anu scarcely know LIN. In respect 10
tAHt RECOMMENDATION quite certain have nothing
10 rctract.