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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-22

lain Of the AmshOuse and the latter Of 5 Penentiary
They black SUPPLIES, Bishop Potter had on sur
plice of black satin and lawn sleeves with lace
Tuffes at the wrists. His manner was grave
and dgnihedj his words few but well chosen. He
listened TO with the closest attention he selected for
his text: Jesus saith unto her. Neither do condemn
thee go, and sin no more" He said, In substance:
thank God for the privilege of beginning my work as
missionary The temptations OF your life and mine,
not come in the same form but they Conceal the same evil
spirit No one Is exempt from It's approach whatever the
conditions OF his life. We must all stand some day at the
woman, who bids forsake the good and choose the
evil path If We listen and 20 little with him, saying
thus far aud no farther We find 1t easier TO
keep on In sin than to retraee our steps. But
we are never beyond the reach OF Gods mercy HIS prO
out TO u.s. He knows our weaknesses. Why should we
fear the condemnation of man since pardon from
fcgncdy believe His Holy Gospel would not bewilder
your minds by theological distinctions to the way by
which you may return to him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-22

American industry they when their leaders styled
the people of the North mudsls and greasy mechanics
They win probably elect Mr. Randall Speaker OF the House.
and why Simply because by so doing they nope 10
quiet apprehension that Democratic success next year
would be injurious the business interests OF the coun
try and blow to American industries And II they DO
make Randall Speaker day win pass that they viii not
denouncc him they did during the four years IN when
he held the office before In thousand ways Ihey WIZ
succeed In showing before the session ends that III respect
to the tariff he Is not Democrat. $500,
"Thcy hate the National Banking system manly pc
oause II was powerful auxiliary OF the government
during the for the preservation OF the Union anu
they VIII gleefuy do all they can to cripple IT, ana rIuSo
10 do anything to strengthen IT, As the canvass MADE by
posed 10 any step 10 check stop the coinage OF ais
honest dollars which an unmitigated nuisance 70
everybody, swindle upon workingmen, mgcnanlC5 ana
retail dealers, and menace to our future Naton pros
yrlty. In behalf of honesty and economy IN puolc ad
hnlstraton they ask to be given charge OF the Naona
Government This Is modest request when one stoPs
to recall what they have done In the states ana
cities where they have gained control lIISSy
ought to point with pride, I am sure, 70 the
record Of the NewYOrk and Pennsylvania Legsaturesj
TO the ISLANDERS which endanger their supremacy IN hay
land to the reputation of financial obligations III N0rth
Carolina and Tennessee to the embezzements Dy sIas
officials In Tennessee Alabama Arkansas Mlssourl ana
other States; to the Swamp-and ring in Louisiana,
and the fraudulent land GALES in Texas to tne GOfin
tiont In the municipal governments OF NeW-1orh' Dan
Francisco and St. Louis
The Democrats have made shining record TOT
honesty and economy whenever and wherever they
have had chance and think that when Is al spread
ont for the inspection Of the voters next year they VIII
not md 1t difficult TO choose between the TWO parues
even II no great issues divide them.'
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TRANSATLANTIC TR4VELLERS.

The Britannia brought among her passcn-
ers yesterday Henry Irving Miss Ellen Terry Mr. and
dr Albert Berstsdt, Alexander Mitchell OF Milwaukee;
dr. and Mrs George Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs.. Augustus
chel william Ewart, II. p, Mrs. Ewart, Mr. and Mrs
4. A. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. George Barlow, Dir. and
drs w. b. Croker, H. S. Cram, j. H. COplcotOn Andrew
Jolquhoun Henry F. Gillig Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Har-
reaye Nr and Mrs. James jarrett, Mr. and Mrs. II. L
aneway Mrs j. Milbank Nh and Mrs. Joseph Milbank,
Dr. and Mrs. Felix MOschcles Mr and Mrs Charles
Roth child Mr. and Mrs. Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
ralcott MIR. and Mrs Benjamin ID. Weeden Mr. ana Mrs
Charles Whitehead and Mrs. j. a. Zercga ,
The City OF Montreal brought the Rev d. J0hn LOrd
md Miss Lord signOr Beat, Major aud Mrs Evans Bell
Dr. and Mrs NJ. X. Brown, william Butler, MI ana MIS-.
|. Castegnier, II. r. p Hutton, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
,eightneT, and william Richards.
The Elbe's passengers included Theodore EtclnWay,
Charles H. Steinway Professor and Mrs 4. J. Du Bos
T. de Barry, Louis de Barry, Miss s. ID. Biddle charles
NattIous, Mr. McClurg and family Dr. e. = Allen Mss
Regina TUthschilds, and Carl Behrends
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U4TTHEW ARNOLD'S VISIT

THE DEMAND FOR HIS WORK ~ THIS COUNTEY.
At the bookstores and elsewhere one OF the
chief tonic. of talk among literary for the last fc
do has been the expected arrival Of Matthew Arnold The
oot and essay.wIii.r The recollection ~ Mr.. AuOrs
,,la unfinished some time ago in Thu Nincc,aH CEN
o,, American Civilization. rather the lack Of
in America is -tll fresh and his admirers are
,nr.s.ug some anxiety regarding his reception here.
of them indeed the gossip TO Dc heard at tho book
~ ia 10 be believed, sOuew ha, Fearful lest he may
.si info the wrong hand" ana DESTROYS Of wardns
az tbts dire calamity III order that his Impressions Of
1,ie may he as favorable possible from the outset
Interest felt IN the visit Of Mr. Arnold is great
,It q TKBUSE reporter visited the bookstore OF Mae
lilo. g. CO. his publishers, Saturday IN order learn
o,oo,tiny about the demand for his books George h..
I,r, Tn rcs,onsc 70 inquiries, said The demand for
49,, rls of Mr. Arnold is steady, aud &, increasing,
nt, In 1878 we induced him 10 sanction the Tublica-
Ion Of nj. poems in one volume especially for the Ac
ar ,,arci ana tic sale OF this book Ia. been good
s,,nnse that We have sold upward OF LOW cOh'- ma
tlIs we consider good showing You lHh'i I'IliH.,T
~ no ro.ng of such writer are not popular IN the
sr,sc tldt the work, OF Lons How OF IrnnJ son are, o
a., arc most read by educated mcn and REQUIRE boih
t3nL the most ealcblr work Of rs class thai we nave
the demand for il Deins greater nm ioi 'l4'I D',5
i ,rI,old's Essays Criticism even. These es
sav tngctbcr with God and the Bible and 'IteIaiure
"a n,I,ro Iv the same author, we're originally pub
U.bcd i'm this country ny O>2om nui IHe P"l'' h''o
found their way into our naha... go, T.. .,, ..,. -o
% Ir icy of fine visit OF Mr. Arnold 10 this country we
"a N mill 4, next week anew edition OF has prose WoFI
r,,,pyed with his sanction expressly Tor the American
market There will be seven F0iHe, IN lhc se we Ii3t
being Essays Criticism ana the Offers lS
~ t,nics The books VIII he bound ia rcd Nelinih
i"t Vim Tho upper edges Of the leaves uncut ana we
90 t,I.. that shall Dc Uniform with tui UIO.c set, II
mere 4, "A demand for his complete works IN uhs lOih
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SENDING an AL4RM FGou 4 WroNG EOX

Smoke was seen issuing from the third story
- ~. I2I and 20 Frlnklin-st. few minutes hicr
o'clock Yesterday morning and apolieenan vent to
VT Droadway and WOrh-st TO send an alarm Twenty
minutes were wasted before the hromen succeeded ~
finding the fire. and then the flames had gained 80 great
- -, mat two additional alarms were sent out
- a, fro was got under control Tie property on ih'
laid and upper floors dcstroyed Iaey %ts %iG~
pel ~ ~ H. srl5 900 covered by insurance The second
So"r was rented by Thomas BEL Co. dc eiS - aS
nooi a. mainly by water, will amount 10 about 81
VIZ, ~ q r,s snc L. covered by insurance" Th1 ddin-
o oe 10 the property of Edward Grn1bon sons, ~
mdVea, 80 oGT The origin Of the fire was hnklo"h
ME stranss6urger said that There was no fire IN ,s 3VGye
a 'r' a sai,iny miel although fireman iohd gas
81. a., huy1ine WHOM Lo entered the lott wth Losc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-22
TILE CIMPlLGN IN BROOKLYN

IMPORTANCE OF REGISTERING a DIsGRACEFUL
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
The final opportunity to register in Brooklyn
before the approaching election Will be TO day. Inc
places of registry will be open nom 10 II a. M ana
FROM To II D. m. As there are over 10000 unregistered
voters in the city early Attendance is desirable II tho
would be voters would not in the line Of disappointed
men when the hour of closing II Is urged upon
ever voter who wishes to nun-partisan government
which Will regard ou the best interests OF the city Tor
the next two years t. register ana then vote Tor mayor
Low Two years of true and tried fidelity 10 Brooklyn
Interests are considered the best proofs OF what the
future will bring forth with the present administration
continued That the desperate situation Of the Demo
cratic pry with its cry that to the victor belong the
.poll- Is realized 10y the party leaders Is shown by the
tactics adopted. In nominating for Mayor an utterly
unhrard- man. with training or qualifications Tor
. place save that he voted for Mayor Low Two years
oo In oppo,ltion 10 Boss McLaughilus ticket, the
Democratic party admitted that the contest was we'll
rb homeless. But cliuging a straw, all the old time
devices of clrctionccrng will bo rcsorted 10, and II Is
whispered that the mAonndil'S VINO are can '''S ,o
city with the candidate are not aNeiSo 70 SPruA aug
ut of money To carry the election IN the hope or It's
@idul i'm thc Presidential contest ono year hence.
The return Ia the worst days OF rl@ rue; Il uc D r
orltts carry the election this ia Is shown ~ tHV ti
meier ,f The county ticket put i'm the field. Jimmy
EiJavny. who seeks to be District Attorney, wastes
rnDl fellowship with mos. Of the icous VINO 20 I'M
Whiut of Justice In Kings County ana many N tHl'
cU lie has defended them IN the courts ana RuGu III
,nHprOmsiug their crimes when indictments hau u'Vh
hUipQ long enough 10 Oc ll'd-NAth9
:, Nrtrubcrr Inc nominee tor supervisor at Large
| a., dryolrd hcuchmcn OF Boss Mclaughlin, VINO
Lnr. through them To regain large amount OF patron
. ,,v mn az his control. Coroner Doyle, whom COY
|Tnor Cleveland d-lIpccd the county by appointing
t1 succeed Republican, who died, gained most uleu-
vlohlr uutorrty in the Board Of Aldermen. III cuHIM
iny tbc clean county ticket nominated by the kcpGOh
cans on Saturday, with the besmiicned one ntlGH ny
tSr Democratic party the organ for the latter me Ed0e
! ,innits that The former is the bcttcr.
The week viii be filled with potcai meetings aiu ,uo
c,nIidntes may be expected to express views upon
yrirty OF subjects The Democratic nominee IoI Mayor
& nh VET found time give his opinions upon subjects
elniing 10 Brooklyn, he promised when he acceptea
no nomination and IL il thought that he has none worth
81 I'M re- The public. The Eagle has not yet learned his
Christian name and yesterday spoke OF jacob g. Hehd
| NV RECENTLY il called him James G. ana THOMAS .
Iirndix only by chance stumbling upon his real hahe'
| Ia l..
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A FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
FACTS ABOUT TIE VARIOUS KINDS OF MONEY IN
THE UNITED STATES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRTBUSE.f

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.t
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The Director OF the
Mint has prepared statement showing that the specie
and paper money the United states October l. 1855
was S1,73O, 507 $685. OF which the Treasury he"
1898 499 the balance being In the banks OF IN the
hands OF the people. OF the amount In the treasury
SG1 ,6s3,sl6 was gold bullion and $5,lOToll was
silver bullion. Tho total amount of gold coin was
25iI512 500 OF which tho Treasury held Sll4 4lo'Zo
Against this, gold certificates TO the amount OF
$50 $40 had been issued The total amount OF silver
dollars was Sl5i37Osoo OF which the Treasury held
Sl1l,5s7,572 against which silver certificates amount
ing TO 50 40O21 had been issued The total OF irac
tonal silver was SsO920 42i OF which S51l7O263 was
in banks and circulation In this amount was included
81 100000 cstmatcd) trade dollars In banks ana gen
eral circulation wcro 5000 ls6,5o6 in United states
notes. S3i7, 9G1 I'm National bank notes. ana
$685. 100 I'm fractional currency the totals being re-
speciivcy S}i6G-l Ol8, T3JJ,3i2,61l ana FO9J-.UO'
Assuming thar there has been 10 change IN the hOiUES
National banks since the date OF the last plbrhe
statement. June %, they held on October OF gold
COIN S12 232 SIC; OF silver dollars, SJ4OOOOoo oI sill
yer fractional coin, S3.20s,SJS Of gold ceIliHt acc;
232 79l $50 OF silver certificates, S3l2ll3 OF Unlted
St1tcs notes, $T3s32,i5S; of National hlnk hotc7
Syl rs. OOi and of fractional currency, &l2o4t" me
Total circulation held 10y the public, and by banks oSr
tHnu National banks, October /, l--2 anu Oclou'I J.
1888, respectively, was rs follows:
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A D1NEURY MERCHANT I}SIyE.

Oliver p. Tweedy, a dealer in matters goods in
Danbury Conn. has been confined by his friends IN
Bloomingdae Asylum Mr.. Twccdy was in business,
in Ncw-York some year, ago, but the greater part Of
his business career WAS spent in Danbury. lie II
abont forty years old and has wife and one son.
For some months past Mr. Twccdys conduct has
been such as 10 suggest to his friends and family
that he was losing his mind. Last week. violent
syuptons were developed by him, and on Thursday
night his son got his pistol away from him. fearing
that he might do some harm with II. Friday morn
ing Mr. Twcedy took the train for New Ork, saying
that he was going to Europe. Samuel Is. Lawrence
a friend Of Mr. TwcCdy who lives here, Dr. Casscl
of No IO2 East Eifty-sevcuty-st., and the insane
mans brother were tccgraphcd 20. Accompanied
by Detective Irving they went to the Grand Cen
tai dcpot and took Mr.. Iwcedy IN custody "A hc
was leaving the train. Police Justice Power COM
mitted the insane man 10 the Commissioners of
Charities and Correction and after n medical eX-
animation he was sent 10 BlO0miugdae. Mr.. IWcodr
was NOT violent when he arrested but expressed
GREAT dissatisfaction at being DELAYED on his voyage
10 Europe IIci- believed TO be hopclcs,ly insane.
lie is not wealthy, but is well t0-d0. II Is not
known here whether or not hc has involved his
business affairs by any insane acts.
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LoRD coLERIDGE ~ WISHING7ON.
he DISCOVERS soNNrT BY =. T. CoLERIDGE-EN
TrRTAINED By HE BRITISH MINISTER.
Lny 1EIr.n Aru Id LIE rEIErNL.l

He DE- COVERS A sONNFT BY =. T. CcLERIpGE-EN-
TERTAINED By HE BRITISH MINISTER.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIEUNEl
WAsHINGTON Oct. 21.-AmOng the pleasant
souvenirs Of his visit 20 Washington which Chief Justice
Cocrdce will carry home with him, is sonnet written
by his great uncle the poet in the album Of American
lady more than half century ago. The Lady was Miss
Barbour dau -tgr Of james Barbour, of virginia VINO
was al that time United states Minister 10 Great Britain
The sonnet was written the OF her return 10 Amer
lea and has never been published.
Elliott f. Shepard this evening gave a copy Oft 10 a
TRIBUNE correspondent.
1t reads as follows:
Child of my muse in Barb0ur's gentle hand.
Go, cross the main thou scgkcst no foreign ldnI
IT'S not the t4ud beneath Ouf feet Nc name
Our country. Each heaven sanctioned II o." Same
Laws. manners, language. faith, ancestral blood
Domestic honor, of WOmaEhoOt
With kindliug pride thou wilt rejoice 10 see.
Britain, with elbow room and dOubly fIcc'
Co. seek thy cOuntnmgn and II one scar
Still fingers OF that fratTicdal war,
Look TO the maid who brings thee from aiar.
BE thou the Olyc-lcaf ana she the dove;
And say greet the country with brothers love
Lord Coleridge attended service this morning at the
Fppbany Church In the afternoon he drove out accom-
panied by Justice Blatchford OF the supreme Court and
Lieutenant Mcclellan and left cards for Secretary Ere
lnchuysen Chief Justice Waite and Justice Gray rue
party also drove 10 the Soldiers Home and called upon
Inc President after which they visited the vdOu. points
OF interest about the Soldiers Home Grounds
In the evening Lord C0cTidgc, his son ana lutenMt
Mcclellan dincd with the British Minister The party VII
leave Washington early tomorrow for Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-22
MUSICAL NOTES.

The last performances of "The Princess of
rrebizonde" at the Casino, will take place this
week Next Monday it will give place TO The BegSar
STUDENT" by MillOcker.
A season of six concerts of chamber music
promised by the Standard Quartete Club. The place
yi be Steck Hall and the dates November % December
&, January %, February 10, March Is and April T.
Reserved seats and proscenium boxes for the
Oncers OF the Philharmonic Society of Brooklyn will he
old by auction tomorrow evening in the hall OF the AIT
Association.
Opportunities will be open to persons wishing
% become singing members Of the Ncw-YorE Chorus
ocety conducted by Theodore Thomas TO join at Stein
way Hall tomorrow and Wednesday afternoons AMI
Tenings Members of this society at no expense
dther for dues music II Is announced ovci OF The
James of the directors OF the society that three concerto
sill n chorus Of 800 voices and the Oictcs-
ia OF the philharmonic society on THURSDAY evening" ii
December February and April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS WISHWGT0y NEWS
AN INDICTMENT or DEMOCRACY.
THE DurmCrrY AND NERAL " CUssEDNEss" or
TIE PARTY.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rBmrNrI

WASHINGTON, Oct III" hear from Demo
crats and certain Democratic newspapers great deal oil
nonsense TO the effect that the time has come when no
great issues divide the great political parties, and when
the people demand Il change" said a Western Senator
recently. "Of COARSE" he continued the Democrats
would rejoice n they could max" people believe
that the Democratic party has become converted
and adopted the principles Tor which the Republican
party hs fought over since Il born but the shrewd
heads among their Leaders know 1t i impossible They
know that a. Congress assemblies D'uocrt5 VIII
thcsrlyc, ut once exo, the iasn pref nee They Stood
nv slavery and def .nded t ~ 70 divine institution and
wiaked at poynmy when Che Republican party denounced
them ~ twin relics Of brbaIism. Slavery Is dead and
buried but mark my word, thc Democrats
in C5ages, AK. w!atog VII coanu" - encourage the
Morliou- uu3 t4,.~ peculiar institution Of poly g1ny'
TIcy viii do f. ~, they have done &c heretofore simply
because ley hopc 10 reap political advantage from 1t
hereafter.
"Taey are as bitterly opposed to the protection OF
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Post Ohice Notice.

etters FOR Europe need be specially directed for ds
match y any particular steamer I'm OTer to secure speedy de-
livery desunaion, as ali Transatlantic mails are UENafde
,y tlu li.tcsJ vessels available.
Foreign mails the week ending october - VIII cOs1 ~
this Office as follows: 49,. o.. al.
Queenstown at m Tor Porto Rico direct, PEI - ApS
nj D. m. Para and MaTa8hun, Blali, per S. JcIOhc
MI y. M Hayti per 50 Apieu via POrau.Prlncc.
southampton and Bremen etters for ireland and y Vs
must De- directed per Elbe ~; az TOT Iceland per
PayOua Queenstown Qettcrs iOr Great Britain ana
other European countries must Dc directed per fa'O
ua') IN. fOT France direct, per ~. tanJhi, va
IIayie; IL for the Netherlands direct per -;
Schiedam, via Rotterdam at p IN Tor the Mihd"aId
TuURSDA for Ireland pcrss City OF Montreal
via Queenstown Qctt0rS Tor Great hlllah ana Oihef
treal w at 1880 for Europe, per Ss. leasing, u
Plymouth, CheIbOurg and HanbuTSj az l3O p N lpf
Cuba and Mexico, per - British Empire wa havana
at y. III. Tor Newfoundland, per -. SCOTIA
FRiDANAtl y. Or Porto iticO direct per - Andes
sATU RDAlAt 10 FOR Venezuela anu turacOa per S.
Naenca; al IL a. Tor Germany, %e, POI 30 NettAI,
aud other European counties must DE directed per
Neckar at 1880 for Europe, per S. CITY OF itone,
directed per city Of Rome at 1850 A. m LOT nioPe,
per S. Bri,snnic, VIA Oust hbtONn Ne'tSIs
must be directed per Brittanlc'G at p m. or
Scotland direct per SIS. DoyOna via GLASGOW at p M
for Belgium direct, per "a. Waeslad via AntWeipi at
D. for Cuba and Porto Rico, per So Saratoga va
Havana 1880 p. for rTuxllo and Ruatan, por S. -
Mails for China and Japan per "a; CITY OF 1850, US
san Francisco here october III AZ pm Mahs lOI
CITY OF sydney, via San Francisco, close here O'e
Der 'l6, at7p. IN.
he schedue OF closing Pacific malls IS arranged on
the presumption their uninterrupted overland
san francisco the East arriving on TINE AZ SsS
Francisco the DAY Of sailing oil steamers are
'neN'' '"0 'AA"'" HENRY a. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post once New.York. ". ~ October ls' 1861
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Il NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

ALLENTOWN Penn, Oct. 81 The new Roman
Catholic Church Of the Immaculate Conception was ded
Gated to-day Thousands OF people present The ded
cation services were performed by The Right Rev. Bishop
sbanahan of Harrisburg and solemn high mass was
celebrated by the Very Rev. NJ A. Walsh assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Mullen and the Rev. James FitZmauice Inc
edifce cost $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-22

Democracy and Irving Hail. met yesterday for the pus
pose of agreeing on o candidate. Senator James DAILY
WA presented by the County Democracy and Peter Keh
by Tammany Hail. Without reaching any conclusion tina
Convention adjourned TO Wednesday.
The Queens County Republicans hold theit
County and Assembly conventions at Jamaica to-day and
their Senatorial Convention Wednesday At the recent
Republican primaries delegates fayoring the nomination
OF william j. YOungs OF Oyster Bay for
were selected. From present appearances, james ny
Otis, of Suffolk County, win receive the Republican nos
nation for state Senator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-22

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct. 22-1 a. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday was upward Cloudy weather,
prevailed The temperature ranged between 423 and
490 the average 454e) being 1852 lower than on the
corresponding day last year and 139 lower than on Sat-
uTday.
Cloudy weather with chances OF rain followed by fair
clear weather and slight changes In temperature, may
be expected to-day in this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-22
WELCOMING NIX. HCHELL.

number OF gentlemen, representing the
aninany Hall General Committee, went down The BAY
esterday morning the police steamboat to welcome
ORG Augustus scben who has been absent EeNeI"
aontis Among these John Kelly President hoiS
q the Board OF Aldermen, Edward Kearney' Register
'Ocharty Police Justice Duffy, Peter Gillespie Charities
Commissioner Brennan, Police Commissioner Nichols
Iaermen Kirk Fitzpatrick and smith, and WHhan -,
sossoney Mr. schell wac Ia good health, auous l.o
vyage had been a rather rough one. Iht'' "c4o
peeches Of welcome and lunch was served on hlo way
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capse Of his suicide and bis parents with whom 70 ved
coud assign no motive for it, He has ben troubled with
malaral fever and yesterday p the time of his suicide
he yas In pain and Wa unable to eat any food 1t was
also observed that his eyes were red with weeping Den
man told his parents that he intended to lie down, and
gong into an adjoining he closed the doors. few
minutes after his father the report Of pistol ana tR
poor diving The physician who attended Denman during
his sickness attributed the lads suicide TO the pain ana
iassjtude which were results OF his disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-22
D. 0ct1, 1898

Tn. ln,lpa-r In gold coin. therefore, was Fb33o469
in silver dollars. Si0s22g6; I'm fractional silver,
s1g73-7O: n gold certificates, S2l 9l02l0; and IN sill
tor c.rtlcat,7 al iJ3GJl, making tot" Increase oi
SIg5OyI9U. ,,-,,.,
The item, showing decrease wrrc "a follows: United
@tt. uur- Sl51 2OJ; National bank notes, rl i'2'
OGI aud fractional currency -'-,D', masking I"i! Oh
sguS-I. sol. The not increase, therefore was 7l''-