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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
THE PRESIDENT At NEWPORT.
.,.rsuR THrArRIcALs - COTTAGE kN'hHiA'N
A@A MESrs-LATE ARRIVALS.

rurArRIcALs COTTAGE ENTERTAIN
A@A' MENrs-LATE ARRIVALS.
,,-,opr Sent. 2l.-President Arthur at
W. 20 reaoh Narragansett Pier this afternoon 10
.o,ooner Yacht Tidal Wave, as the guest VI E.
ss..a.,h,lt her owner. but owing TO ngh sens uo
.n,sa from doing sal up the pay was "'Ao"
ys,aad He was beseged with callers early TINS hoin
The collector of the Port, the captain Oh 'ne
ns .,a,,oned nere Captain T. o. sefridse OF the 'or
gutter So Commodore Luce of the training squadron
Vhrockmorton commanding the garrison ~
snN .Saos were among the callers. The fresloeho
~ a the revenue cutter Samuel Dexter ior MS .iip W
r..,o, where on tuesday next ne Is 10 ASSIST III
atone OF tho Burnside Memorial Hail at tna'
80 Tbe Collector has placed the cutter az LID ui'
posal. 49,. c..,no -nsatrs where he
recessed the performance OF some amateurs "ho arc
ohsrsd among the HIN folKa" Tue css' VI s-o
S,ao. acircumstances Alter Cases" includeo
s'.sa nvsr ,r Elisha Dyer Sd, Thomas f. Cusnmg'
80 ~ the Casino governors, sullivan d. Sargent freu
80 p Sands Miss Eustioe. Miss Hunter ana MISS
$500. daughter OF Lafsrge the artist Inc next psy'
|. which, was rendered by Miss Hunter Miss August"
,,rter and Frederick Eldrdge. The handsome 'nex'e
-. crowded Tomorrow President will take iunon
9TH Cornelius Vanderbilt and Will also se'eno
u,sst,nR of the town and country club
C,,asa entertainments were given last night oy
,arton l. Winthrop and Judge Blatchford. ana IN the
,tsrnoon Mrs j. Frederick Person, OF New gave
. grabbing party at Easton's Beach. Among those
Tho rave dinner parties tonight were s. b Frencb'
Tbsoaore A. havemeyer. William Post and MIS- w.
Stout ,~.,. r-.,,ra ,xbo.s enoage-
msut 10 Miss Rsbecoa Williams OF Baltlinors' Wa R,
nnnced mere few weeks ago, will be married IN bait
more October is Bishop Idttlejohn will ofhciate
Late arrivals to-day are A g. Garnett san
JobD Tweedle and wife, Rear Admiral Rodgers Wusn.
ington; Mrs Tempetou Johnsou, staten Islanq;
Hsrdman England X shoemaker and ~iIe' fn nn;n
mr. 4 u. f., r
< j. Hart Baltimorei E. +. Burke Sonn BuIEe AM
family, Dublin; Mrs slioell, Princeton ~ Pensa
Brooklyn; Thomas Ii. Bowman aud wife, sD.scnauOer
A W. Toner. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
Box-oWNERs NELD MOI BE ALARMED.

"No, sir" said Mr. TiliOtson. al the Grand
Opera House. yesterday, aIMBUSE reporter; - don't
think that is anything III the rumor hst some OF
the stockholders Of The New Metropolitan Opera House
are scared II reported you know, that Mr. Abbey
had claimed from them suDscripuJ OF $1,000 Tor the
season in addition the $4,000 they have already paa
for their shares. Now, Mr.. Abbey has done nOtu
ing Of the sort for he KNOWS ne cou'uu
CLAIM IT, even IL he wished. From the outside
public MIR Abbey has asked by circular $1,000 for
box for the season with remote possibility OF an au-
ditions $500 having be calico up. Those gentlenen
who nave paid Sl500O for the rgat 70 Do1 lave thus
made remarkably good deal week after the house Is
oprneo guess tDey will be sble TO get S2OOOO or even
more for tue SIS 900 Why was Ony the OILer
day tnat one OF tue shareholders who Is gOug 10 europe
fer or three yeare mentioned 10 irlend the Iact
thar his box was rather white elephant ON bis hahds'
His friend offered him spot sl7oOo Tor his snare
Pretty GOOD interest. JAKE ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-Tno convention OF the
National Association OF General Baggage Agents -as
concluded here afternoon Tho system OF checking
baggage at private residences, hotels etc., was uhanl
mOusly cOudemnUd.
CAuD ~ y. j.. Sept 2l.-A rule was Issued to day by
Chancellor Runyon to show why an injunction should
not Issue against the Philadelphia and Long Branch
Railroad Company restraining them from erecting "A
bridge across IONS River 10 connect Win Island
Heights
PORTLAND. Me, Sept. 2l.-An informal meeting OF
citizens was held to night, at which W. L. Putnam ap
uearc To ggest the consideration Othe city govern
men the subject OF the disposal by sale Or lease Of the
eltys interest Portland and OgdensOurg Railroad
lie stated that n probable that the Canadian Pdclnc
Road would prepared TO make some proposition ahd
nated that for the security OF the present
and OF tho city would not be OBJECTED
To- The matter will be pTeseE 10 the City Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
CIT WITH d SHOEMARERS KNIFE.

QUARREL BETWEEN HUSBAND AND "lfE-fo''i'
BLY, ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE
A woman covered with blood and with deep
cash on the right side of her throat rushed from the
house No. 200 Warren ST.. Newark. about O'CLOCK
Yesterday morning. and begged the police officer on
the beat TO save her from her husband. Before the
officer could disengage himself from the frantic
woman the husband came running toward him with
n niece of cloth IN his hand, and said Here, hA
her with thisn He made a motion toward ths
woman, when the officer knocked him down anu
handcuffed him. The prisoner also had deep G.e
in his neck which he had probably inncted win
the intention of suicide. The officer TOOK inc
couple back to their house and then summoned as
sistance The womans injuries were attended 70
was taken in an ambulance. and the nusoana' ai'sI
his wound had been attended to, was LOCKED up ~
a cell. Tue man was Henry Sadler, an Engllsh,nan
W no has a rum shop in the house where ne lives
The wife stated that he had frequently Deateh neI
and had been arrested and imprisoned. HIS iasu
Incarceration was in July. He was released on
August 8, and two days afterward he assaulted ner
again and she caused his arrest. but he was dis-
charged on giving bail to keep the peace. She was
In bed with her children yesterday morning, sue
said when her husband attacked her Win SHOE
makers knife and slashed at her neck. She srug-
gled with him. and was cut in the back oeIore su9
succeeded in escaping from alin. Sao'er hsng
physically strong He said that when he was re.
leased from jail in Augustine found nelghoor at
his bouse attending to the children whiie MS wle
was absent at Rockaway, and she ola not return
until O'Clock at night. She became angry wnen
she found lat he had been released, ana sne Wouiu
give no explanation of her absence, in, ,;s
Sadler. who is a currer, came TO America WIFI ni'
70 in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
HENRY w. WOLCOTT.

Henry W. Wolcott who died at Orange, N. j.,
Thursday WAS born In Monmouth County, N. j.. In
1899. He was Wing and always strenuous advocate
OF broad and liberal principles When the Republican
patty formed he a stanch supporter OF every
measure that tended to cura the power and abolish the
system Of American slavery. He had on this ground
strong personal friendship for Horace Greeley and was
constant reader Of THB TRIBUNE until the time OF his
death. He elected several times to the Legislature
OF New-Jersey and he held offices OF trust and respons
bility In his neighborhood few years ago his heath
was impaired by partial paralysis ot one SIDE. ne
leaves widow and one SOD and three daughters-au
married. Ills funeral will take place to-day from tho
Frlends' meeLng house at Shrewsbury N. j., ut p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
THE TRIBUNE FOR THREE CENTS.
GOOD WILL OF TIE DEALERS.

GOOD WILL OF TIE DEALERS.
To the Editor or The TrI1une
SIR: The fairness and lbcrallty OF HE
TRIBUNE 20 the newsdeaers In such marked contrast
70 The treatment they get from other of the city
papers notably The HerGid. Times and World that L
think Il deserves word OF recognition. As one OF tie
larger newsdeaers beg TO say certainly propose 10
push the sale OF THE TRIBUNE to the utmost OF my
abiItty. and find that my view Is fully sustained by
TINT OF the trade generally. Yours respectfully.
~ X. THOMPSON
Ne,c. York. W. cor. Beecker aud Caro'iHe SIS. sept
81, 1888.
To the Editor Of The TrIoune
SIR: In regard to the late change in the
prce of The TRIBUNE. the curates making things
red-hot and there is telling when aud where 1t Is
going 20 end However. you rest assured that you
will have the earnest support OF the dealers In pushing
THE TRIBUNE One Is that you allow the dealers
a living rate of profit II there Is ans thing that
Jeaer assist with connection with your paper,
az any rate, shall do all can to send II ahead iours
respectfully -, IIoop5o 10 ]N"|~'
sJ5 SLTthare. Nec- York. Sept 81 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
TEE GREAT COMET or 1912 RETURNS
from me Albany Esenfng journal.

President Lewis Boss, director of the Dudley
Observatory announces tie discovery OF what EnOwn
N astronomy 40 the Pons comet, nrst seen cieayilg s
Progress through space July 70 lslZ Ihe return OF
nis been sscd by astronomers tbfoughoGt
NE werG event OF more or iess probability owing
the detective data for its observation furnished ny
tonuihaf Bassert, astronomers who computed
tef Il weeping ephemeris" the appearance Of tho
"a Ct this time not Immediately recognized Ths
met 10 tic Identical rst brought into view on The
~ OF september by Brooks 10 nbt2in ss0ther oo-
svation Of which Professor Boss has been securing the
sesvens Tor foftRt Not until Yesterday Was he as
skeo oy careful computations " the eleuchts OF tue
~ Shat tho celebrated ioLs coaet was trdeed again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
TRANSATLANTIC IRA VELLERS.

The steamer. City Of Rome will take among
her passengers to-day Dr. and Mrs W. Nj. Gould ". W.
Ciendenuiug Calvin Brioe A. T. Decker, j. W. iehoru'
Miss Blrdsall c. W. Potter the Rev. j. H. ihorne''
Thomas Russell and F. ii. Evans
Tha nsvon,a will take Russell woodman, George d.
Fisher and Miss Rankin
the Rev. and Mrs Charles Reynolds. John W. Leslie.
r E. Fish, Herbert dumOle and James Smiley Will sail
OIL the Egypt
The Nederland will take Clyde Bannister, NJ Kemp
and Mrs. S. Ancorimi. =, ,.,, \, po-nos
Among tue Oder's passengers VIII be John NJ barneS'
Alexander Wolfe au0 lalss e. h ID. casper. ~.
ME Rhaeua will sail witt Baron Hans Won huhtu'
Afr and Mrs L. Schumacher ald D. Eyerson $500. -,
The Man brought yesterday General helchharuI' ui
Now Orleans; Nj. and Mrs A. Redlne MT ana his ~, M
Ercs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
THE PASSENGER RATE WAR IN The WEST.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-The cut in passenger
rates between Chicago aud Louisville after remaining
at 81 80 for two days. took sharp turn downward this
morning, and at tickets were selling at SO
with rebate OF IS the Pan Handle
route aud a 81, with rebate OF -
over tho Louisville, New.Albany and Chicago road,
making the actual rate To Louisville 81 The object OF
the rebate ticket IA prevent persons from taking ad-
vantage OF the Louisville rate to go 20 indianapolis ana
other pointA Tue Louisville. New-Albauy and chicago
Company Is also selling straight 50 ticket TO Louisville
good Tor three days, aud round.tnp ticket good Tor
thirty days for $9ihe regular price way. AZ Is I'm
possible TO say what the next move will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
OBITUARY..
CAPTAIN ANDREW CRAFT.

Captain Andrew Craft, for more than eighteen
years Assistant Inspector OF bulls in the office OF tho
Local Board OF Steamboat Inspectors died on Thursday
night at his home In New.Roohelle, IN his seventy NTH
year. Captain Craft appointed TO the position which
he held at time of his death on March IT, 1862 ana
was oldest pecto In the Department Among MS
associates he was considered % extremely conscien
tons man Ee entered the shpbuilding trade when
only nine years old and followed some time He was
a member OF the CITY Council AZ one time, and n lew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

A meeting Of milk dealers Of Brooklyn was
held yesterday afternoon Cosmopolitan Hall, Ia
Beventh-st Grand for the purpose OF consider
ing tho question Of advancing the prioo Of milk
II was resolved that and after October tue whole
sale price of milk shall be cents, and tho retail price
10 cents quart, Advance OF cents the present
rate IL was said that much OF the condensed
mix being sold Is unfit Tor food, aud thai 10 was
killing more people than adulterated miK In a hqud
state committee OF tnree appointed to wait ON
the Board OF Health In regard 70 tue sole OF Impure COR
oensed milk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
THE PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-Ihe Pmladelphla
and Atlantic City tIarrow gauge) Railroad which was
sold ar Camden n. j. yesterday to the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad to be widened 10 the standard gauge
The road Is 5i miles long. The terms Of the sale were
10000 cash the balance 81 the purchase money 20 he
paid the l3th ~ October when the deeds VIII Do
ro.sed 10 the purchaser The amount rhe mortgage
under which the road was sold Is S32J.0OO The ralo
gives clear utle 10 the purchaser who assumes the
receivers claims OF $4,000 more or less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

BENSON, Ariz., Sept, 2l.-The fire OF Wednes-
dav night desroyed entire block opposite the depot
Toe losses will reach $4,000 Insurance. @Zo'oo"
CHICAGO Sept GA special dispatch from Por'iand'
Dak saws: YESTERDAY j. H. CarglPs elevator con
tanning 20 900 bshes Of wheat, was destroyed Dy nre
The loss 10 from $4,000 To %oO,OOO; Insurance.
$4,000" 49,
CONCORD, y. IT, Sept GA IRE to-nisnt Ia nun
Rrotbers' carriage stock mandatory destroyer tho
huiaing and its contentA, Loss, $4,000; Insured
DOVER, n. a., Sept 2l--A belt of woods near dre"'
Falls "a OH re The propery.owners and other citizens
are bghtDglt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
DANIEL w. KIMBALL.

Daniel w. Kimball a newspaper reporter,
died Yesterday at No. 459 Kosciusko-st. Brooklyn. He
was born IN Vermont In 1885 and came to New-YOrk
when nineteen years old After serving as compositor
In the office OF The Daily Nes, he became assistant fore
man in THE TRIBUNE press room, and afterwsrd was
employed a. prOo-reader For the last twelve years
he a reporter for The Brooklyn Times. The funeral
will take nlace in.mnrrnM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
NET AND RACQUET IN PROSPECT PARK

The third day of the lawn tennis tournament
in Prospect Park was favored by the "eaher Inc gen
er interest seems rather to Increase than diminish as
,ha .smes proceed. About twice IA many spectators
were present ss on the preceding day. amounting 10
about 900 persons The games were PLAYED on lno
lower part Of tho snd the south mil OF inc
picnic grounds formed natural ampn'nea'ro
on which tho spectators sat overlooking tne players
nessre Drake and Denny played lively maton asa'n'.
Grant and gougn ia which they were pea'on' Du' uo.
,y,tbout a hnra aght. The Chaneys beat Grant and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
W.autNnrAN Capf OO-1

WASHINGTON. sept ZZ-l a. m'
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather.
northery TO eastery Winds slight changes IN tempera-
ture. stationary or higher barometer.
For New England fair weather cool northerly TO east
erly winds rising followed by falling barometer
For the Upper Lake region. local rains generally
partly cloudy weather winds mostly from north
to west higher barometer.
For the Lower Lake region. local rains aud generally
cooler partly cloudy weather variable winds generally
hlgher barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys. local
rains. followed by clearing weather winds shifting TO
north aud in the Mississippi Valley, higher barom
eter and IN southern portions stationary or slight rise
In temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
BASEBALL NEWS.

The New.York and Chicago League mines
played game Of baseball at the Polo Grouu ds yester
day In the presence of about 1000 people. The New.
York nine oupayed their opponents at every point and
won easy victory The Chicago nine have appar-
emily given up all hope OF winning the championship.
The home nine had wonderful streak OF good luck 10
batting knocking the pitching OF Goldsmith all over the
field The Chicago would not have scored run but
for dropped fly by Ewing and two passed balls Dy Dor
gan. The score Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Companies @ and ii, of the Goth Regiment
paraded at their armory on Thursday. The evening
was devoted largely to position drill
The Veteran Corps Of the 9TH Regiment VIII dine
At Delmonico's on October o.
Colonel Unbekaut has made arrangements TO
take his cor mand 10 New-Dorp. 5. l., for annual
insnectlon and muster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
MlRRIED

BRUMLEY-RoBINsoN-On wednesday September l9s
isss At the resdenos Of the BRIDES parents IN Brooklyn
BY tho Rev. Emory L Haynes, Edward L. Brumiey "
Louise M. daughter Of n B. Robinson.
the residence OF the brides brother as Msnopae rs
Y, BY the Rev. Matthew A Bailey, Homer orcene 81
Honesdale. Penn, 70 lille IL. Gilbert
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THURSDAY, September s -.
shearman Charles O. Livermore Of Orange County, Flcs
ida Mary Il, daughter OF N. NJ. Grswold, OF Meese
No cards
All notices Of marriages must be Endorsed wI@ NV
name and Qddress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
BRIDGE CARS NOT YET IN USE.

The Bridge mechanics were busy up TO z
o'clock yesterday morning taking out the Journals and
remedyng The defects them, so that the danger OF
heating them will be obviated hereafter superintendent
Martin said: cit intended TO Lit the number of
Passengers on a forysx. We can carry 100 )ust
- easily we draw three cars with enc grip the
pauibef Of passengers makes no difference We cOulu
osa with pig iron We wished and the grip would carry
No.nDg definite has been settled IA " the uiue ior
opening the cars 70 the public"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

.,ss,,raa The very strength OF the
swhy Hendricx trom the idea OF the identity on Sas
Th be- ds e ' ess y
much further s ,nen snouid nominated IN tns nS
snscts - ' me same hall and on the same oa.e
CIV ny, need ~ moi be surprised 10 see toie ooa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

Tho proposed Real Estate
Ercnange = The new Thco'
logical Seminary-0ur Pro
phetio Department-TLe- Sc.
cret Of Low Prices Tho Great
Money PrOblem-The Now
improvements Up-Town-in.
terylews with Henry Hart
and Judge Fitch List OF all
tho unisnted apartment
houses The Freshest Thing
In Decoration.
those who are not subscribers
aand at once for IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

v,sb,e The discovery lie one which is highly mportehs
as an astronomical event when the teesoops taI
two degrees long aud was visible TO tne naked eye t
ten thus to be seen Pro.essor S be still
clearer 10 the unaded vision and during Decenper anu
January win be brilliant spectacle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

Chicago. ..........................I 0 o
Runs oarned-New.York. s. Chicago o. First base by
errors-NewYork 8: Chicago 3. struck out-New-York.
o. Chicago. 2. Left bAses-New York g. Chicago. !.
Total base hits-New-YOrk. "a; Chicago. Home run
Ewing 2; Three base hlt-Ward Two-base hit1Gonnor
Double plays-Pfefer and Wild Ditoh -Ward, i.
Passed balls-Dorgan. 2; Flint. Umpre-DeckeE
The CHICAGO and NewYork mines play again at the
Polo Grounds to-day.
Other games played yesterday were as follows:
At Boston-BostOn. 2; Buffalo. g.
AT Observation-Disclosures, @; Cleveland, g.
At Observation-Disclosures 81 Detroit, 8.
At Columbus Metropolitan, 6; Columbus, l.
At St. Louis-Athletic 49, St Louis. IL.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10; Baltimore, 2
AT Loulsyllle-Eopse. 5; Allegheny, z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

plant OF the New.York Steam Heating Company, Win
view to in Producing the same system into the QUAKER
City Among the members were Robert Pyie GOsls'
The marty dined at Delmonico viewed the East River
Bridge and other points OF interests and returned by
special train at O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
VISITING PHILADELPHIA OFFICIALS.

The Joint Committee of Select and Com
mon Councils Of Philadelphia tina, is III charge OF the
matter OF steam heating arrived In this city Yesterday
morning for the purpose Of inspecting The buildings and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

Foreign nails the week ending sophomore wi" cos'
ut this OH follows
a. m. for Europe, per S. city OK
On ne VIA Queenstown (etters tor Germany go. must
~ arsoed "por city OF Rome'b az a IN Tor europe
a. Hrttannc via Queenstown letters must DC direct
~ mar Brannic' at a. M for scotland dlrsc. per -.
aya,,a via glasgow etters must be directed per De-
yonia'C a IN. Belgium dIrece per Seaefanu,
a m. jamaica per 50 beze, AZ ~
m Tor Venszuela 50 valencia; al II
M fer Europe. per IS oder VIA Souhanpton anu
Rremen az 1880 D for Cu6a and Porto hico Der IS.
Niagara via Havana. =. -. a.. ,....,...
niase here September go at y. Mails for AustrahA
New Zealand sandwich aud FIJI Islands per "a lea-
ndia VIA san close here OcoDer rs ~ pm
HENRY g. PEARSON, POSTMASTER
Pest O1acs New-York. N T.. September Ia. iooa
schedule OF closing OF trans Pacific malls Is arranged
nm e their uninterrupted overland ilsis
to san Francisco Mails from the East arriving os TINE
san the dAy Of sailing ot Axe
hence tho same dAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

also belonged 20 Company Al OF the old Volunteer Fire
Department OF the city His wife is still living. aud the
aged couple celebrated their golden wedding 10 May or
last year. He leaves son. samuel Craft who Is con-
nected with the Hartford Fire Insurance Company The
funeral will take place tomorrow at d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
Guerlal Nollce5.
The Real Estate Record and Guide.
lOl BROADWAY.
is published every SATURDAY. Terms. So yearly.

All recorded transactionsia
New YORK. Brooklyn and Jcr-
sey City C0nveyauces Mort
gages-C hattels judgments
satisfied judgments = Ne.
chanlcs' Leins satisfied
LENS - Buildings Projectoi
and Altered Business Fan.
ures-Lis Pendens-Recorded
Leases - Legal sales. This
pager Is a necessity 10 all pro-
fe ssions and trades. and to
this should remind them 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

LONDON PRESS OPINIONS OF Mr. FARJEoN's
NOVELS.
Equally at homen depctns he emotional and the prac-
ticaI asDeots OF existeuoe"-l Times
Fareou Of circumstances or force on genius
has Keen sympahy with the class OF which no wrtes
spectator . -, a.. ...o,o. =, ho,,h,n ne Oh.
ontsm WHICH good latent IL uncouth humps OF
TSug humanity purity OF which was Dckenss unyary
Ing uotest are all present as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

TRIBUNE OFFICE. sept 22-i a. m Tho movement In
tho barometer yesterday was upward Fair ana
clear weather prevailed The temperature ranged oe-
tween Coz aud sO' tho average 67s' being 80 higher
than on the corre.ponding day last year aud Ia
lower than Thursday
Clear or fair weather. with chances OF rain may 20
expect ed to-day In this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

The system is often so rapidly reduced by a
severe attack diarrhea other bowel Affection that
would be better keep by you Dr. Jaynes Carmlnatvo
Basam sure curative for Asao cholera. cramps, dys
ontery. and the summer complaints of children. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

BARRETT HOUSE,
New-York Broadway and 43d-sL European plan
Opens Saturday. september %, ,, ,,-...-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
THE TRIBUNE FREsH-AIR FUND.

smilar expressions those given above were printed
In Yesterdays ssue.-Edl