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DEED.

LUSBY. On Thursday June 28th 1888. at IL 80
m. CLEAPHAS LUSBY. son of the late William H.
LEsby, aged thirty nine years
funeral from st. Marks church. Sunday, at D. m
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to at
tend. Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-28

PARTIES leaving the city for the summer can de-
post trunks OF siverware, boxes OF slverware or
emall package OF siiyerware or any kind OF yau-
aoie thing with the National Safe Deposit Co. cor
ner 18th street and New York avenue. Chirges
quite moderate. ONCE hours, o a. N. to o. a.
See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-28

PROTECT your eyeSight, 81, Hempler's, 453 Pa. ave
DEPOr for Harris Roach Powder. I'll 2d ST n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-28

The AUCTION SALE of boots and shoes damaged
by fire and water al j. Brooks, SOC 1th street, will
be continued this evening at O'Clock. j. Brock,
602 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-28

PACIFIC Lawns only SIC. Storms, so4 9TH st
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BARGAINs In white goods. Storms, 9Oi 9Th st.
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HHVe You Er1e0 the
Franklin Electric Cleanser? 1t is the only article
that Will instantly remove Paints, Oils Grease,
Gas and Coal Tar and Stains from your Dresses
Clothing and Carpets without injury. Warranted.
Ask your druggist and grocer for it. 22-12
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SUITS FILED BIT BENEFICIAL AssOCIATIONs-Yes-
terday the Washington Endowment association
hled bill la equity against George Fl. Wood, ad-
ininstrator, the object being to obtain decree
Daniel S. Jones should be pal . The Mutual Ben
enclal association yesterday filed a bill ,ainst W.
W. POST, who claims policy as assignee OF Lloyd
COwles. OF Baltimore, and Cowles being now dead
the association desires decree determining to
whom the money due on the policy should be
nSi0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-28

The RAPIER MEMORIAL MEETING.-At meeting
OF the Alabama association the 18th street Pres
Dyterian church, held last evening memorial exer.
elses were held Ia honor OF the DRY OF the late
Hon. James I. Rapier, who died On the 31st OF May
last Mr.. jeremiah HARRISON presided and Mr. j.
r Shackelford acted as secretary. Appropriate
resolutions were adopted, ana a memorial address
Was delivered by Mr.. L. p. NJ Watkins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-28

Special train will leave Baltimore and Potomac Station
Ss Jam. reaching Cape May 30 pm. Forfu infor>
nation apply to
ROBT. A. PARKE
Passenger Agent. &. f. District
telS-1N b. and p r. r. Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
SOCIAL and OTHER sAR4ToGA TOPICS.

MUSIC AND DANCrNG-LAwN TENyIS-A LECTURE
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Aug. Softer
carloads of race-horses shipped south from here
yesterday and several more TO-DAY.
Miss Grace Forster, Of Jersey City. entertained the
guests OF pie and the Circular street House
st evening with readings and recitatious Miss Nele
Brown another elocuonist will read the Waverley
tomorrow evening
The Board of Education has declined 10 accept from
Reed spencer the of the PutBamst. pooroom lot
r accommodation Of the Academic Department of the
Uuion School. The Board secured portion OF the
Kearley block.
Toe Rev. DE- Psrmley. Of Jersey City, conducted the
saily union prayer meeting this morning.
Tue Rev Dr. Cyrls Hamlio. late president OF Robert
Cslege Consaliinopse, OF the University OF Yer
mont ectured Turkey III the Congregational Church
last evening
vae asf fun dress hop Of At the Clarendon
Hole was this evening.
Tse question OF erecting a wigw4m here for the ac-
eoDmodasIon OF large gather ngs Is beng agltated
TIE Battalion OF the Paterson Ligat GuaTGs has
accepted escort rendered them oy TIE saratoga C
fenS Corps The Lgnt Guards will reac5 here on Tues
0ay mex and VIII tine Grand Union Hotel their
Headquarters
At inc tennis tournaDent at Yaddo. Spencer
Tasks country seat here the ladies engls were won
b. Miss Rose fello VS., OF NeTlorA Pau VA Dixie, o.
Brookiyn o, ana Miss SIcnois. Oh Ne@-Yoik, wOa the
dogbe sets. The nna games were payed YESTERDAY.
lLe KeHsinglon Hotel concert las rvening Tor the
benefit OF Nzna1 FRANCO. proved a success
TIE Congress spring PARK CONCERT ana pyro;ec1ucat
display last evening racCed large gathering OF pso
plr L. niuth en- erlsinMent OF the HIND
given there this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
an OPEN LETTER FROM JOHN DEvoY.

John Dewey has written AN open letter addressed
70 the lrish Natonallsts OF the United StaIes de-
lending himself against The charge made by n man
named OGeary, that it was through uls neg Igence
that james AicDerBo,t the alleged
infoFmer. escaped and that Dewey had
promised TO furnish OUeary with
two men who were 20 Kill an alleged British spy
OBrien by name He says:
have never been at.d win James McDermOtt
~ any orgsnzation enterprise buf repeatedly Ia
the last re years in the paOe expressed
my opinion or nis untrustwOrthin
Regarding OGearys statement be declares:
nave no proof THAI 10 sworn N is
1t Is gross and outr1s soHs DsEjury.
lie Attributes the charges against lin to O'D0nO-
van Rosa and Patrick Ford ana adds these words: :
II hey w"uld devote little OF tie time they
spend IN inaligning Ciner with them ana In
supplying Ri -h4n detc tlyes with clcws tat lead
rycty 10 the conviction OF edarg with violating
English the other side o. AuaHtc, LOOK
lna after the numerous sAaky characters Rosa
has brought among them. tn5y wOl,d b. oetter
empoyed. There are prob .by lufJrnsrs IA many or
ganizaIions but the only hici
and projects Inf rners ~ Ls OF mica ODonoVan Rpssa
Is The nguFehead IN system Of bacEgardsn res r,ed
20 o. Rosa. and sustained ana encouraged Patrick
Ford. Is calcna Ell - cFv; decent able Jut
on tae National movement aud make tue very OF
LISA reVolatlonst bywOr1 ald term o. contempt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
THE SUICIDE or MRS. HAzLETOM.

The inquest In the case of Mrs. Hazleton,
who committed suicide at Brighton Beach On wednes-
day, was adjourned yesterday by Justice
Williams. of Grayeseud. Efforts TO Ind hrA Hazletons
brother Charles H. VanLeroof who u the agent OF AL
English insurance company. at No 10 E-st twenty
thrd-st, were unsuccessful He was aosent from hls
office all day. and was found have moved from the
fat at No 233 East which
he occupied unti recently. At the Ashland
House IL was stated that Mr.. Hazloton
and his wife came from Albany at the end oil
June and took rooms tnere temporarily They often
took their meals In the Ashland House restaurant AFTER
they left the MOTEL having engaged rooms IN house
In enty-Iourth-st Taey had gD"d many callers
and went picnics, excarsions. Iiing partes
eLo Mira. Hazletou a. pretty womb anu
seerned nanny she was perfectly temperalr,
but ner husband drauk to excess Mr. HaZeton seemed
fond Of Mis- wife and denied her nothing He evidently
bai plenty OF money -,
Al the house lwenty-fourth-st. where the Hazle-
tons lived until WEDNESDAY, TRIBUNE reporter was
tod that Mr.. Hazlton lad nurrIediy packed ny his
thugs yes erddy morning and gone 70 Coney Island
Tbe brother, Mr. VaDderhOof. never called upon inc
Hazletons " lille they were In the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
STEALING BOADS Ron A BRoKkR.

Edward E. Machen, age Ihirty, of No. 140
West Fiteeutrs. mas h,Oi5 OF irequenaog
the Office VI William f. Lawn OF No Is Broadway, and
on Monday lie by Mortod W. Ll.son, freud
OF Mr.. Lawn to take parcel OF bonds valued at
$500. The parcel contaD,d $1,000 D0nSs
OF me CINCINNATI. Co Inbus and Hooking VIley Rail-
road Mr. Lat.on thought at the tiiDe that t5e
bonds belonged Maeben. Dut shortly
after his departure ar. Lawn missed them. and whea
mentioned hIs loss Mr. LatsOn told hm he aad seen
Machen take the bonds before leaving the Office TIC
matter theu placed in tie hans II Dc;ec;ve Ser
geant Rogers VINO arrested Maehen day and tuck
nun the rotnoS Police Court where charge OF grand
larceny mace against him b. Mr.. Lawn. Machen
pieaoed not gnily and he committed for examina-
ton in letauit of VI 800 bul
Mr. La satd last evening tGat be had known Maenen
fer tarse years, and that he hai reason TO
doubt his honesty He hal been specula small
way for months and fr lendy he dropped 10 IN
passns aud al seemed pleasant aJis fe,oN
lie haas been Ia inset, oay tS0Or years. Ar. Lawn
SAID. ana &c for,nery lived In C0lora o. ine bOnds
have rot yet been recovered, hut MI Lawn showed no
Anxiety u Their s9iet saying tnat n lad conn eore
In sEill and wtlknOwn sdccess OF Sergeant kOyers,
has Charge Of ia. matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
TROUBLES or ANPLOI 4Rs AND W0RKNEN.
THE STRIKES IN THE BUILDING rRADKs-mAcHSrsrs

| THE STRIKES IN THE BUILDING TRADEs-MACHINISrS
ORGANIZING A -EcREf Society.
In the building GRADES strikes there Is prac-
tSaiy not1in< There three strikes now gong
anu Execguye Council Of the BUILDING Trades de-
eded "Wednesday mgnt 10 oruer no new strikes until
these were settled. Work Is proceeding All o. Con-
tractor fuckers houses, aud I've appears confident
OF victory. On the Dakota dat hOass
few nosunion NEIL eriy are at work Tue strike on
the building al Tweuty -seco1dsL aa1 Broadway
settled Wednesday morning by the discharge OF the
union OGt Later tey were reenplOyed and the
stnke wed and Is still IN full iorce.
Que OF the waking delegates said yesterday that he
regarded tue strike az Contractor TIeser almost
hopeless Th- olIy dfi;ulty tnat he would nnd would
DC IN getting stOne-cut ers. As there sre
no nor-upion in the city he woall bs forced
10 impors from the country; ou II ne can do this
lac get g 1ne strike will not be raised, however
aud MIR. Will not De aoIe to employ any union
men.
Inquiry made among the contractors In the build
ibg line AS PROBABILITY Ut the formation of
citation OF contractors. Witn hardly exception
hey pronounce iInpracticabe. It was tried
la lo7k faIed account OF treac4ery on tle part
VI so,o and 1t Is regarded. at present.
as all Effort part 0 MI. Tucker 10 get otner
traet vFs ts help hlm ngat bis battles
There wss a strike Of piano-key makers employed by
Lang d sou, No Zz7 East Twe1ty-secondst, ABOUT elk
months ago OF the wao went on strike
wcdnesd night No 351 Last seve0teenth-s', and
were PAID TIER allowance from tue PanVmakers Unloa
and It was nye OF Tue hid made ar
rangements go into business for themselves under
the name Of the NcwYork PianoK-ey Company. wiin
factory No 323 Twentysecondst, and that they
wound employ other nine strikers.
About 2OU eigsrnakers empoyed by Moonehs d Co..
at FnIrty-six ,n-sI seeond-ave vent on strike
yesterday advance Of per ceut In the rate or
wages paid for MAKING the different brands of cigars
snop meeting was neld and q committee was appointed
matter before tue nrn Ine advance MAS I'M
mediately graIited AMI the men returned 10 WORK
psb.ie nceng III macblnsts was hed last night NJ
No. 19l rairdave. In calling tie meeting to orlsr MI
Onss VI tae aiIzed condition OF tue TRADE
ana wages hal prevailed Among the evils that
exist the Trade besides the cutting down OF the
rsso OF wages SAID the division OF work 40 hat
really rrstcisss general pxchissts,
and tue practice boss's OF hiring Tor day or
two hle there VI work and then discbfrging
pretext without sPeec ie- iavorng
"A by O. H. Maguin, James
Quinn ADD John Hartman. Ca Tor inemOers,
ad lr.y tnosc proSeut signsd the roll QernAneht
ORGANIZATION III nc encvlsd sn9rtly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Aug. 30.-The Board OF
Public Works to-day passed formal order OF approval
of the construction OF the Baltimore aud Ohos bridge
over the susquehsnna at Port Deposit the only provo
added TO proposal being that tug shall tow all sailing
ves..,s which p,ss under the bridge TO and from point
eauidstant between tue Pennsylvania Railroad bridge
ana the Baltimore and Ohlos and tn ana irOn point
on a line with the extreme northwest point OF Warsons
Island.
MuwAUKEE, Via, Aug. 3o.-rhs Fond Du Lac, Amooy
and Peoria Railway fallen nto the POSSESSION OF The
,,hi,ago Milwaukee, and 81. Paul Railroad Company
The road consists OF only thirty miles of track and runs
nom Fpud Du Lac Iron Ridge fhe road has bonded
Indebtedness OF Sl200o0. Of which SlO0OOo held In
the East
GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 80 The sale OF $50 acres OF
land and wafer fiont at Virginia Point, the mainland
opposite this city, by Judge Jones to the California In
yestmeut Company. Of WHOM c. Z. Huntington ID tne
controlling member. causes the somewhat general I'M
presslo here tia wharvcs will be constructed AM tne
channel deepened the purpose NJ making tnat point
the terminus for freight tranc between Cai0rnA anu
the Gulf OF Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
FAIR Days At NEWPORT

DANCES AND DINNER PARIIES-LATE ARRIVALS.
NEWPORT, Aug. 30.-rhe storm has cleared
bright skies geatle winds prevail. The sra aud
tides have also gone down with favonng Winds.
The Casino dance ths evening well attended not
yithstanding extensive arrangements WHICH are
making for the subscription ball place to-
morrow. The dicaiions Dali wui be sue
csss In every VI the word.
Diner parties were gwen this evening by Mrs John
Jseoo Aslor Ars- Villa A.tsr Mrs. faon4' uitc1
seek. Robert Garrett Mrs. ). ). Whiting. aud Mrs
August Belmont
Rev. Dr. Edward Eserett Hale Is In town. He will
peak be ore the members Of the and Coun Try
Gina to-norrow.
Lieutenant Logan. u s. n. has taken the Biddle Cot
tase
wH. Morriso0 OF New-York, has purchased the Field
es,xs.
Robert Neville Of Virginia has taken the Rose Cot
tge.
Nra Howard Townsend, Of Albany. is at tho Cram
Cottage.
Dr.. T. sstterthuaite. of yew-York is at the T. G..
APPLETON Cottage.
0viag TO lack Of entries there Will be no polo
natehes tina the Meadow Brook Hunt Cup ar
20 tpc sanford Cups for pars. They WILL he retained
d the club Tor next SEASONS laAienes.
Vie. aud B.ytne W. Branea. OF kichnona; Horace
hsans Ars j. oneppArd J. L. Bfoo<s aud e. O. Tsolaas,
o. P1isdslpna, o. Z. ErBss. OF Hanburs; dame y
Nd VIE, Casrirs amilton and wife, j. W. Jo9asoa j.
1iaer o. j. Il. ". Ltteh III. A Coster and family
- 4 xissm4a. u. Z. liathetd. IL. Al: Holy ani NJ L.
aArsn wife. Ithaca G. al Judd aud FAMILY. o.
1e.a1io' SIR Charles T. smith. Of Loaaon; X H. An
Sseph. Mo, j. owen ana VINO. OF Trenton. aud Henry
u sad VIE. OF nilnoia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
MIDNIGHT WEATAER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

Synopsis FOR ne past t1sNvf1~ hoers
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31-1 q. ma warm
wave Its appearance in the Northwest and Will
reach Atlantic Coast Sunday. Tse barometer 10
highest In Tennessee and the OHIO Valley aud lowest IN
the extreme Northwest The temperature has remaned
nearly stationary In the Middle. South Atlantic aud
Gulf States and risen Tennessee AID the Olio valley
Northeast winds prevail In New-Enxand. The Middle
Atlantic aud South Atlantic and Gulf States. and
southerly ia Tennessee the OHIO, Missouri aud Upper
Mississippi Valleys. Local rains. followed oy clearing
wealth have fallen in the Middle Atlantic states else
where generally fair wasther prevails
Indications to-fxl
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather, north
easeriy winds becoming variable STATIONARY or rising
barometer anu Temperature.
For Nsw-Engand fair weather, north 10 east winds,
stationary rising barometer and temperature
For the Lower Lake region. fair weather.. variable
winds shifting souIheasteriJ rising followed by falling
barometer. stationary rising temperature.
cloudy weather and local rains winds mostly soutnery,
falling barometer stationary or rising temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley. fair followed ~
partly cloudy weather and local rains, WHO'S mostly
southerly, falling barometer stationary or rising ten-
perature
For tue Missouri Valley. partly cloudy weather and
local rains southery windsstatonary or lower parom'
eter. rising followed by falling temperature
Indications
Fair weather will prevail in New-England. the Middie
and south Atlantic States Tennessee and OoIo valley
aud Lower Lake region Friday and Saturday, WIN
slowly rising temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
FORCED TO MAKE An ASSIGNMENT

The firm of Ravens Brothers, engaged In
lumber Inspection and lgherase at No. l4l Peari-sL.
made an assignment yesterday 10 William Geary. jr q
per ia service OF chroeder Boo, toDacco-
pists The hrm has existed q umoor and hshterage
INSPECTION cOncern Tor about ssvoa years, aud
"A iumber statesmen for about three years, the
latter branch business beng dissolved on July 49,
Tue members firm consisted of the brothers, Abra
hahn b. aud Albert q. Havrns. assisted by an uncle,
Iona han n Havons On last saturday evening
Joanaiban ~ Ravens left New York for Portland, Me-
for The transaction OF business known 10 the members or
The fir bat a. did reach Portland nor return
Il, I'm, Office an examinltio OF the accounts Was made
IL showed that he had not accounted for
various sums Iney received by him in behalf OF the
Ara. A q. Aavcus last night said 70 TRIBUNE re-
porter tnat discovery OF the deiaoatons was
naae Monday AL present IL was Impossible even
TO approximate their amount bat that they might pIss
DIV aInouut sUipetnIDg between 81 900 and $1,000
The assignment" said he. "relaies oniy TO the lumber
sale and 10 no way anects our Inspection or
IghteIsge busiDess" .
Jonat an N. hsyens was formerly connected villa
the rm oil Valentine, Myers Co., who failed IN 1879
on The winding up Oi the affairs Of that rm Judgment
was entered agaast him for IS, l39 In favor OF u 1.
Cromwell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31

ine menus were inciosed IN folding OF floss silk
ana satin The most notable floral piece on che table
wac Moral design Of the Niagara I'm bed Of flowers
After dinner Mr. Alker called attention to the cirrun-
Stances OF the Are, spoke of the captains tile first
oncers bravery, and the chief engineers daring. He
shen presented the captain with eDgrossec set OF
resolutions and handsome gold watch and cnair Tho
chaln was design Of ships cable Wild hedge sncher
pendant and belaylngpin for bar On tbs front
OF me watch was the monogram j. b. r." and on tne
opposite case design OF a snip. On inside OF the
case was an appropriate inscription SImar Iestimon-
as were presented TO the cBie engineer rst officer
IN responding TO the gift the captain said: did NY
du, 10 my fellow beings and to tue owners"
John RoIch SAID: IAN illustration OF what brave.
nohes. Capable men can whea suddenly called upon
IN an emergency Is now before A. snip
on nre on the Is situation
to try tine stoutest hear wIta the true Instincts
brave men, tue Passengers hrst cared for and
rescued from danger. Next the oeached and
tne nre WAS ex insulsed 0y flooding rms not
ohy bravery put common sense, deserving the highest
commentator. COMPANY ls 10 be con tulated
upou having such men,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31

and his conversion took such sudden and violent
turn that he was believed to be lnsine:
has been for many years an evangelist in New
York. brooklyn and Newark HIS brother
10 an inmate of the Methodist Homo for the Agad
Gardner remained in the hospital last night.
The other injured persons doing well There
was only one left IN Bellevue Hospital-Peter Fan
ming. He was rather seriously burned about tho
face and hands, but it was said at the
hospital last night be would be out
IN three days. At the New-York Hospital there Is
only one victim of the accident remainng--WIll
III. HenDing-who is suffering IRON broken collar
bone and hurts in the hands and feet. He is re-
ported as doing well John Stair. the mate OF the
Rverdale left the hospital yesterday for hons. his
injury was a fractured thigh and saving that the
fracture will take six weeks to recover ne is doing
we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

Ioxpoy Aug 3J.-lsS0 m.-Ccnsos louos fof potn
money and accoan Atlantic sad Great western nrss
A: do second mortgage IVA
Eris 70 a ecoud c0nsols 81 New-Yorx Centrs io; I'M,
nois central 0I.; Pennsylvania Central ooI heaiinx'
25s Mexican Ordinary ll0. for-, ontario and ese
ern aOs.; Pau Common. lO4 y.
ioxpoy Aux 3O-20O o. m.-Pxrts sdvlses ouose thrso
cent reoes as ceat nss tor TIE AceouiI
LONDON Aug 500 m-The proportion OF the Bank OF
Ensand reserve 70 liability which last week ws fol Der
cent Is now 47sts the Dulop IN the bahk " Eng
land mas Increased e395.VvV during she past week
toypoy Aug sO-4:3o o. m.-CoDsols. lOvs,s TOR money
ami OOI4 Io 6he account: Erie z3Ss YORK Senun
lI7h. Illinois central l3o; Mexican oralnAry ioo% ."
Common. lOL -. 81.
to-dav &T5.ODO ~ 49,.
0aots bEroS per conA rsnses ~ 20 ~a"s
30 Confines for tho account
e.s1s AuR 9O-The weekly statement OF the 8anx o.
rrancs snows decrease OF 5z75,OOJ francs gold and
adecrease Of 2O76.0OV frames silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
CHARGED WITH IMPROPER CONDUCT

GEORGE b BUNNELL. OF NETWORK, ARRESTED AT
NEw-HAvEN on a woMAS's COMPLAINT.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Aug. 30.-PolIceman
Thomas Kennedy to-day arrested George b. Bnnnen.
proprietor of Bannelps Museum In New York, on the
complaint of Mrs. Maria McGee, of Birmingham. for
improper conduct board the express train which left
New York al O'Clock Bunuell said he respect
able nan and Knight TempIar, and that the charge
against him was q great mistake. Mrs. MCGEE
told her story at the police ofhce In
straightforward and w~s positive that there
coud Be no mistake she Is respectable and nteligent
woman. When Bunnel was searched he had gold
watch. heavy pocket-bo0k and valuable papers no
has amassed a fortune the SHOW business Is about
fifty years old and has country place ~ sour npert
He has employed ex-Judge Bycenburg, promipeit
lawyer for tne defence IN the Maley murder trial wa
bondsman 500 TO appear in the City Coart
Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
FRENCH VISITORS Al A FESTIVAL.

The festival in aid OF the SOciete FRANCHISE
de Bien iasancs drew crosds TO Lion Park yesterday
afternoon and evening" the first 500 to arrive being pre-
scented prizes. There we're gtmesand two concerts
by Max scnwab's band In the evening there was DAM
and the garden was brilliantly Illuminated by hundreds
OF Chinese and japanese Niles Aimee Angelo,
and yallot industriously sold tickets u the "grand
tomboa at 2j The chief prize was pair OF dla-
moud earrings, worth $500 The Consuls General OF
France and Belgium, NJ Lefaivre and NJ Malli and the
Committee from he Board Of Aldermen OF Paris
namely, Vice President Jobbe-Duvai NJ Amofoux and
NJ Caupert escorted by Coroner Levy. were welcomed
in the comm tteeroom Toasts were drank 10 France
1.-THE United 5lates" "rhs City Of Paris" and "The
City OF New.York" After address by President
R~nsuld, OF society, NJ Amoroux predicted tho me
when the united Republics OF Europe w0mu shx x
tiviues kept up until early hour TINS morning.