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New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
MR. HAVERLY To GIVE UP HIS THEATRES

There were no new Developments yesterday
IN regard 10 Mr. Haverlys affairs. Tue Arrival of Mr.
Mcdonnell from Chicago eagerly looked for lie was
be Ia tho city last night but Mr. Havery received
letter IN the aftcrnoO stIn that Mcconnell would not
arrive until tonight Meantime the state OF affairs at
the Fourteenth street Theatre and Haverly's
Brooklyn Theatre remain as before. A. j. Dttonhocfcr
said in the afternoon that ne felt
assured that Mr. Haverly would pun through aud
satisfy all hs claims "My cdents at any rate
cure" said he, but from what can learn OF ayerly =
affairs they not by any In hopeless condition.
He has been borrowing all round In the last few weeks
but that was only TO meet sudden drain bis
resources. IL will no doubt be % close shave, but
think he will come out on COP"
"I feel confident" said Sheridan shook. "I have
arranged to play my company with him for long term
not tue slightest inclination to get out of the
bargain though II he fail. 10 Will entail loss Of many
thousands on me-"
Mr. Haverly himself found late In the evening on
the steps Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel I'm worrying
my head just ut present" said he. "It's
hurrying Things in crisis OF this sort besides,
Mcconnell Will not until Tomorrow aud
do nothing without HIM. Oh I expect IL will all be
Strengthened out only mean To straighten out IN my
own way. [ like to MANAGE own affairs myself
/ always have done II and general
thing have not been left very often.
The fact h I've been very much w0rrled indeed. may
very glad 10 be my own master once more You don't
think with couple OF theatres on his hands can
be his Own master entirely Well perhaps
| shaut have compile OF theatres
my hands great while longer. want rest and don't
think 1t would be Otd thing for TO clear
OF the business altogether fora while. Indeed may
do 80, that IIayery's Theatre will be
Haycrlys no longer"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
THE GREELY RELIEF EXPEDITION.

SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED ny THE CHIEF SIG.
NAL OFFICER To LIEUTENANT DARLINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, June S.-Followlng are the in
strnctons of tae Chief Signal officer Lieutenant h. A.
Garllng who command the Arctic Relief Expo
dlton 20 Lady Franklin Bay;
You arc ware of.thc necessity OF reaching Lieutenant
A. W. Greedy aud his party with che expedition OF this
wear This necessity cannot be oyercstiuaed as Lieu
tenant Greelys supplies will be exhausted during tho
with e forced with his party 10 retreat southward by
land the wnter sets In Such retreat Will IN
v0lva hardship and the probable abandonment OF mucn
valuable public property with possible loss 1f iportan
and life For these aud other reasons which VII
occur 10 yo no effort be spared 10 push tue vessc
through to Lady Franklin Bay In the event OF being
trcted by ice In Smith Sound or Kennedy Channel
coast which, beside being usually the most practleaplc,
will afford advantages for sighting ANA c'nunl-
eating with any party sent out by Lieutenant Greey
To make communication surer your party must re aDd
10 send and receive messages readily by nag or hcno
gram aud and the necessary articles Should
DO kept In readiness or Instant use when c. SMlhiesuoh
Is Poss bic .,, ,,. Lao ..
Lady Franklin Bay or TO reach the west coast al points
above Cape Sabine IL will be Of great Importance tnat
Greely should know OF the enofs heng MADE
20 relieve him and OF tho plans for doing so lou VIII
endea yor therefore, convey uchintelgence ana oit
or Informing him or any CT MS party OK .nc
points on either during the Efforts c gel hrnsn
tie ice, you will leave short record oI Tue tacts WIN
such n II desirable TO convey 50 ieposlt-
ed mud marked as ~ render II discoycralo oy partef
travelling soutAwaal II such landings bo made q
pons where cacbes OF prvvts"ns are oeased you W.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
THE PROSPECTS In OHIO.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

lbh lhlBbSE-l
WASHINGTON, June Sex preventative Buts
terwortb, of Ohio. arrived in Washington to-day.
Judge Foraker. the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, is neghbor and personal friend of Mr..
Butterworth, who declined to be his rival for tho
nomination. In conversation tonight, Mr.. Butter
worth said
think all the gentlemen who were named as
candidates for the Gubernatorial nomination
felt that it was right that the selec-
tion of candidate should be left
entirely to the Convention, and that
there should be prior contest for the honor that
might leave bitter feeling in any part of the State
after the nomination was made. Ii is of course
derstood that Senatorial aspirations had much to do
with the selection of the candidate, but no better
nomination than that OF Judge Foraker could have
been made. He is man of spOtless character,
young, energetic, able and we'll qualified TO be the
staudard-b bearer of the Republican party.
"If Sherman had been nominated the campaign
would have been the hottest of any since 1s4O.
Republican Senators aud Representatives from
every State in the Union would have
stu1ped the State and the battle would
have been terrific Il is nonsense, however to
say that the skirmlsh engagement prior to the
Presidential fight of 1884 will not be in peculiar
sense National contest.
The campaign in Ohio this summer will be one of
the most significant and Interesting ever held.
The party is united; good feeling prevails every
where, aud the issues are clearly marked. think
that defeat last fall largely due 20 the fact
that did not really understand the meaning
of the question that divided them Ihaye reference
to the liquor question: Now, everybody knows
exactly what tue real points of difference are,
and the Republicans stand upon a platform that is
unassailable. lt is said that the Germans Will
oppose us. do not believe it. The Germans as
class intelligent and a reading people, and
wherever You lind men who read the newspapers
you find men who ultimately reach about the right
conclusion on any great subject OF discussion"
Can the Republicans carry Hamilton COuntyW ~
with fair election am confident we can, but
am rather afraid that the elections there will not
be fair | have TO doubt that between 5000 and
5000 fraudulent Democratic votes will be polled
in Cincinnati The Democrats control the election
machinery and they know how to use it,"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
DESTRUCTIVE SUMNER STORMS.

NEwBURG, June S.--During the severe thun-
der shower yesterday the lightning struck In several
places in the vicinity of the Latin Rand Powder
Works Three OF the powder mills were exploded, and
other buildings or less demolished Frank
Wait an old employe Of the works who badly hurt
previous explosion years ago, received injuries
which caused his death. The loss to the powder works
amounts TO several thousand dollars and the mills viii
be unable to again for month.
CRoToS LANDING, June S.-A severe thunder shower
passed this place yesterday. valuable pair OF
oxen belonging c. Frost struck by lightning
and killed. and number Of trees in the vicinity were
shattered.
WATERBURY, Conn, June ga heavy thunder storm
visited wnsted yesterday afternoon, doing considerable
damage. Lightning struck the New-Engand Pin Shop,
shatering the capola and stunnir girl The freight
depot of the Connecticut Western Railroad was also
struck, and Woodruns snnery was set on lire. Good
low Camp had five cows killed.
EAsToS Penn, June s.Boih this county and the sur
rounding country were visitei yesterday afternoon by
the heaviest thunder storm known here for years. The
house OF Henry Douglass badly damaged by light
ming Mrs. Douglass was Knocked down aud injured.
The barn Of Charles Crssnan, near Pleasant H Bucks
County struck by lightning, and with Its contents
RgADISG Penn, June s.-Addltional reports received
to-day show that last nights storm one OF the
yclest for years force OF men was kept at work
nearly ali night repairing the break caused by the
waaBout mt PornOGien Junction. on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Two farns wero struck by light
ming aud destroyed, and church at Amityvllle was
dausged Cattle and horses killed in various parts
OF the country.
The thunder shower of Thursday afternoon
was very severe in upper part of Passac County,
NJ j. Lightning struck the barn OF Daniel Rbinesmlth,
at Midyille formerly known Wynockle and killed
team OF valuable horses which were standing in a
stall
Newtown L. l.. was struck by lightning and damaged TO
valued at $500, belonging 10 John McCullOugh were
struck by lightning IN the pasture lot and killed
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
THE NEW STAR ROUTE CONTRACT.
THE POSTMASTER GENERALS COMMENTS ON sENArol
VAN wYCK's LETTER,


BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyEi
WASHINGTON. June 8.-Senator Van Wyck's let.
ter to the Postmaster General in regard to the
tract received by John NJ. Miner for carrying the
mail on the new Star Route from Fort Niobrara to
Rapid City or Deadwood has caused considerable
talk here to-day, and some people have expressed
suspicion that Star Route frauds still exist.
Postmaster-G General Gresham being asked about
the matter to-day, reDed g. really know nothing
about it, l read Senator Van Wyck's letter
to me in o newspaper to-day. l am told
it is a custom here for gentlemen addressing the
departments on official business to first give COPY
of their letters to the press. have only this TO say
at present about the complaint of Senator Van
Wyck: The question is, Was the service needed
between the two placesf If it was needed the
contract price is not too high. The work must be
done for $4,000 year-a daily mail, thus cutting
off chances of fraud by having the contracs
expedited. / know nothing about Miner, who
received the contract: but suppose of course, he
was the lowest bidder and that he gave good bond
to do the work. Mr. Elmer. the Second Assistant
PostmasterGeneral, has entire charge Of that
branch of the department business. l have the
utmost confidence in his integrity, and know that
he IS not the to do anything wrong
dishonest. L feel perfectly secure in trusting this
most important part of the Post-Offce business In
his hands. AT the same time shall investigate tho
matter thoroughly, and if find route has been
made in locality where q service is not needed,
shall of course, annul the contract"
Ihe Star tonight prints an interview with MT:
Elmer, who is quoted as saying: If the devil
man, we should have to award the contract to him.
There is no alternative"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MEMORIAL DAY IN VIRGINIA..
PETERSBURG, Va. June S.-hemOrial Day was
observed here this afternoon An address was dohyered by
the rev John H. Edwards
TRIAL OF JAY GoULD's YACHT
PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Jay GOuld's steam
Yacht will start tomorrow from Cramps ship yard
on her trial trip
VOYAGE OF A TRAINING.sCHooL-sHIP.
PRoyIpENCE June S.-rhe United States vessel
Jamestown OF the training squadron at Newport sailed to-
day ten days cruise.
REMOVAL oF THE wHIsTLING BUOY.
PROVIDENCE, June s. The whlstng buoy was
from southwest Lodge, between Block Island and
Point the north end OF tho Isaud about week
wth II saeged only one day nooce Ihiee vessels
have since gone ashore there
EXCLUSION OF JOURNALISTS.
BosToN Mass, June S.-Ihrty members OF the
Press Association departed tonight on the
animal excursion They Will visit New York Philadelphia
and Virginia. 40
A CLERGYMAN CHARGED WITH LIBEL.
TRENTON June S.-AltIed NJ. Livingston, who
was given an adverse son by the supreme Court yes
tr,dsv in hs oertion the vestry OF Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church IN this city, has instructed his
and Testry of the church He claims $4,000 damages
TREACHERoUs MuRDER.
IYNcUBuRG Va June S.-An irish pedler was
murdered several days ago IN Franklin County Tue peaie
fbe ooying noruiug divided their money and separated
Wood followed the peer shot hin aud robbed tho body
FATALLY INJURED BY a RACE HORSE
AUptJRN June S.-Whe scoring ton IL race ut the
fair tnis gelng driven by Eugene Root OF syra.
Gus became unmanageabs ana the suky wac broken oy
eonnds the driver by heels. Roots head
Crushed by the horses hoots. aud he wi, die
MILLS SHUTTING DOWN.
BosToN. June s.-Ihe xbrdge Woollcn Company
Hns,sle rohsrs, OF linsdse who employ between 400
and hands In mis have informed their employees ust
Week il reported taa two smaller ins win follow
this course
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
THREATENING ATTITUDE. OF MINERS.

ST. LOUIS, juno s.-lnfomation has been
received here that band OF from 300 10 400 striking
miners left 3elevllo Illinois, yesterday, bearing BAN
ner having inscribed upon IN bold letters the WORDS :
Bread or Blood" Very Late last night dispatches were
received from Consye stating that several strangers
had arrived In town who regarded rs tho advance
guard OF the main body of strikers. Dispatches nave
been received there that demonstration would prob
ably made at the Abbey mines or the Collnsvie PITS
this morning but whether hostile or merely for quiet
Inference with the machine workers, Is not Known
All the engaged In these mines are we armed VIII u
revOvers and douDlc-barrccd snotguns, ana are sau
10 be- under orders ire upon any advancing party
when lays hanus any OF the mining property. lhe
psrty, Ia thought viii be about OOO strong Wheu IL r'
riyes at COlnayille
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
ing During the last few weeks there has been un-
usually heavy fall Of rain. An abundant harvest Is
GENERAL CROOK SAFE.
ENCAMPED IN MExIco-THE SEARCH FOR THE
INDIANS,

ENCAMPED IN MExIco-THE SEARCH FOR THE
INDIANS.
TOMBSTONE. Ariz., June S-A special dispatch
by courier from Mexico states that General Crook
is encamped thirty miles northeast ot NacorI, from
which point he is sending scouts ont in all
directions but up to the time of the departure Of
the courier he had been unsuccessful in discovering
any signs of Indians
Captain CasOnas, with company Of Mexican
regulars. has left Oposura Sonora, to join General
Crook. The party numbers $50 men. If General
Crook accomplishes anything 1T must be by June
20, as the rainy will have then set IN, and
the streams in the mountains will have so swollen
as to prevent their passage by troops. General
Crooks present camp is on the spot where Colonel
Garcia had the fight with the Indians on April 20.
WASHINGTON. June S.-Agent Wilcox, of the San
Carlos Indian Agency, Arizona Territory, in his
monthly statement to the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, reports everything quiet. Secretary Teller
has formally approved the action of Indian Agent
wilcox IN refusing to receive the Chiricahua
Indians into the San Carlos reservation.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
THE FIRE RECORD.
EARLY MORNING FLAMES IN HARLEM.


Flames were discOv red at 2:l5 a, m. yester-
day in Charles McGures restaurant the first floor Of
the tlrcestory frame building No. 2,2ji Third-ave.
They spread rapidly from range in the rear where they
had originated and burst out of the front windows before
the remen reached the building The upper floors
occupied by families who escaped with difficulty after
their rooms were filed with smoke. Fireman George
Moore OF Engine Company No 3d. carried the nozzle OF
hose to the second noor and while throwing water the
flames he accidentally fell TO the ground. His head
cut badly and he received bruises HIS body.
lie was sent TO his home after physician had dressed
his wounds The principal damage by the fire was In the
restaurant rr. McGulres loss estimated at 81 800,
and the damage TO the building was about 5000.
At $3.50 a. M. the lremen recalled to the same
neghbOrhoOd y fire which started in the small frame
building No. COG East One-hundred and twenty third
ST. occupied "a milk depot by Henry ThwaIte II
not known how the flames originated but they quickly
extended TO adjoining stable. No. 20s, and to the
hreestOry carpenter shop OF T. Walters In the OF
No. 2,255 Third-aye. The damage 20 the milk depot
was about $500. The stable owned by David Hell
mer. whose loss about $500 the shop the flames
destroyed tools and stock valued at $1,000 and the
building damaged about 81 200. The amount of
insurance could not be scortained.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BYT TELEGRAPH
Ex.TREAsuRER poLK,s DEFALcATIoN.

EX.TREAsURER POLR's DEFALCATIoN.
NASHVILLE. June Sit - understoOd that "a suit
invo wing slOi the alleged OF Jont speculation
between OConnor aud eHrreasnror Pok In Tennessee
bonds The state 70 recover the deauns Treasufers
share OF the profits.
THE PUNISHMENT OF MOB VIOLENCE.
ST. LOUIS, June s.-GoyeruUr Crtttenien has
addressed letter 10 Judge a j. aud another to the
Prosecuting Attorney OF Gaconade COuGty calling their
Burchar Tuesday suggesting that DO taken ~
punish the guilty participants
WRECK OF A SCHOONER
NEW-BEDfORD, june S.-lhe schooner Susan Il.
Jayne OF AowL London from Perth AmbOy for this port
with 80 tons OF coal went ashore on The west side OF Goose
HIDDEN MURDER REVEALED
LITTLE Rock, Ark, june S.-Whiie u field near
Monticello Drew County, was being ploughed Yesterday
that Of Cari Williams who had disappeared about
three years his wifc Subsequently married William
killed williams cut on his head ana buried the remains
his wife being present At the time Both OF the accused have
been arrested and placed In jail
A CADET DROWNED
B0RDENT0wN Juue 81. X. Edwards. age
twenty vear. Of Washington, D. c. cadet Ia tho military
River at that place. Ills body has been recovered
A TREASURER LOSES MONEY IN STOCKS.
BLooMINGTOS, Ind. Junu S.-Lawson Il. Nc
TO be S6.OOO short In his OF which his
bondsInen have good OOO Mckinney specuiaed
la stocks.
NOTED oARsMAN DROWNED.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, june S.--Wiiiiam Stevens. once
missing December IL supposed that the drowning
DEATH OF CLARENCE BOYD
LOUISVILLE, KY. JuLe S.-tiaTcnce Boyd, the
young artist who shot by his brothcrin Dr. BdEnes
Wednesday last dle AZ noon today on the elects Of
giving additional bonds OF sl,OOU.
HANGED FOR NUMBERING MS AUNT =.
LAwRR>cEyILLE.. Gar june s. Ei6egt d.
TO The Last he neither confessed denied his guilt
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
THE CZAR AND HIS SUBJECTS.

ST. PETERSBURG, June S.-The collection OF
the pollax from the poorest portion Of the peasanry
will entirely cease from January next, and the tax to
be collected the remainder of tue people will be
duced one-hah
held ST. Petersburg last week. which the police ell
deavored to surprise. The Nihsts had received timely
warning however, and fed taking with them printing
press and type. This incident it is said. prevented the
appearance of prepared number OF the Nihst paper
The UiH of The People and only small special edition
was issued.
Boston, June 8. A dispatch from London TO The
Herald says The Gar forbds European transit TO the
Caucasus Moscow Protectlonists thus damaged by
the English trade with Persia"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
CONCLUSION OF MIR. MERRICUs SPEECH

CONCLUSION OF MIX. MERhICho ofEEOh'
WASHINGTON, June S.-When the Star Route
trial was this morning several members OF tue
Jury examined the pencil memorandum tae Clendenin
letter the letter Dorsey to Captain Paddock Tin
PRODUCING RerlelD and also OF Rerdels letters con
tanning his signature Me- Merrick then resumed and
concluded his address. lie demanded from the jury
verdict Of guilty against all OF the defendants, not
dict based ympathios, but facts aud evidence and
law Tie demanded this verdict Ia bchalf OF the people
Of the United whose public Treasury these de-
fendauts hal robbed He demanded verdict in vind-
cation OF the official trusts that the defendants had dis
regarded tue laws OF the aud which they had spurned
with contempt lie demanded verdict In vindication
OF the truth and virtue Of the American people
which these men had stained and blaekened
An attempt at applause was checkci Dy Tue court,
who asked both sides prepared To submit their
nr,vers After short discussion counsel both sides
agreed to submit their prayers IN season 70 secure their
nblcatlou in the next issue OF The Record, aud then
onesion arose Us the time TO DO allowed for their ar
eumsnt AZ Mr. IngersolPs suggestion IL was decided TO
limit the argument to Monday the time TO be equally
divided between the prosecution and the defence.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
COMPLETION OF THE MONITORS.

[BY TELAGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.I
WASHINGTON, June SIT is understood that Secs
retary Chandler has decided to have the work on
the unfinished monitors Puritan, Terror and Amph'
itrle continued by the contractors who built tho
hus of those vessels under the contracts with Sec
retary Robson. OF the $1,000,OO0 appropriated
at the last session for the engines and machinery OF
the Notwithstanding the Monadnock on the
Pacific Coast-the Secretary has allotted in round
figures $41O,00 tor the Puritan, which is in john
Roachs yard at Chester, $20s, 900 for the Terror
in Cramps yard at Philadelphia, and sos. 200 for
the Ampbitrito. at Wilmington, Del. lt Is not yet
decided whether not the work on the Monadnook
shall be gwen TO the contractor who built her
hull.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
PKcULL4RITIEs or DODGE CITY.

CINCINSATI, Ohio, juno 8.-The following
dispatch has been received from Dodge City, Kan:
"Adiutant-Generll Thomas Moonlight has been here
for tho past twentyour hours and has succeeded In
enecting amcable settlement between the warning
factions. The Short faction in the ascondancy, but
Ia peaeeably disposed. Some Of our nyeterate
cranks say that gambling shall not be resumed but the
and liberal class believe that ts suppression
will nure the business prospects Of the this
mer There Ia no danger Of trouble. The organization
OF militia company which some days ago stopped
by the Governor will proceed and the commissions Of
the various officers win arrive"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
SECRETARY CHANDLER ON THE SENATE.

CONCORD N. H., juno S.-William f.. Chandler
arrived in Concord to-day, being called hither by
the continued illness of his mother In reply to an
Interrogation on the subject OF his possible candi-
dacy for the United States Senate he said: " re-
terate the statement that heretofore made. which
was that | am not, and under circumstances
shall l be. candidate for the Senate at this
session. Regarding the question of two elections.
am positive in the belief that it will be illegal 10
choose more than one Senator at this time"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-09
CONMENCEMENT At YALE.

NEw-HAvEN, June S.-Thc official pro-
gramme for commencement week at Yale, beginning
Friday, June 22 and ending Wednesday, June 81, has
been issued. On Sunday, June "a. the Baccaldureate
sermon will be preached by the president On Tuesday,
June 20, the meeting OF alumni will be held and poem
will be read by Charlton 4. Lewis and Grafton de-
lvered by Andrew d. White before the class Of 1853
AT the anniversary exercises of the Law Department
address viii be delivered by the Hon Thomas f. Bay ard
LII d., OF Delaware on Responsibilities Of the Legal
Profession In Republic" Wednesday, June 27, will be
commencement day.