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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
RUSSELL W. ROBINSON.

Russell W. Robinson, of the finn Of X. w
Robinson Il son. wholesale druggists. AT Nos 49,, ls4
and 1856 Greenwich-st. died yosteray morning NJ the
homo of lis SON. r. 81. Robnson' No
9s7 wcst Fiftcentl-st Mr Robinson who
was scyenty.two years OLD, had been man o.
fairly . oil health but on Fcbr0ary 10 ne was STcAoh
win uartly H. rom the effects OF which lie dol
Mr. Robinson was born nj D1n0uy' conn
on January 90, 1911, his ancestors having
been an.ong the earliest settlers In thH'
~ lie After receiving q oomnon-sc.o' education n"
r. rned the aior's trade AMI when only sixteen yeaa
o,l came TO New-York Here he engaged In tie huSi'
meas Of merchant tailoring q; Robinson aud Greenwich
SITS. urtl 1888 wncl no TOOK position "a CLERK ID
the drug house OF Israel Minor IN FuitJn-s Afcr"ard
he Wac admit Ell to paru r,nip ~ the house inc MIN
name eing that OF Israel Minor 60. In 500 Mr. Eon-
,., refcd from TIE firm from business on account
of III heath but twelve months GieF"aid ne
.gain .urned TO work with Bu'h & Gale, whole
sole druggists IN Grcenwch-st Soon he
he.orue par uer the hrms Uans h'na altered :" im1,
Cns A. kouuson. LIfer anoihri chdLs" hlA lc " T" ~!
Il Robins 10. md st iaior u Was 'hunken 70 a. W
sir E.bin.nn confined himself siriclv 20 buaine--
throughout hi 10. and - know clich. .. O-r',
80 ,n,r uc was me nbrr ~ tn old
Ifa ~ g. Tolcuare. AID De mi I'm thai cnu fh
M lo he fiu, o, ia de- D. bulf n son ~ wives hlH
n yvi,e having led October. 1884, ni-o OF IafhY. ~
Ti,r fipcraI will lnko place on Friday
I,c d Tie Soy Will ~ mt"rrd u Sleepy Hollow
IcTo fcrv Tur.ytOyu. The E,t br william - ny ~
o. thc Iroiway aocrnlcis, usi-trd %. the AcF =. H.
R0ssitcr, viii tfiriatc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
nEMANDS OF WORKINGMEN.

LYNCHBURG, March 2S.-A thousand rolf
makers have struck for increased wages. and near!
all the tobacco manufacturers have suspended "ofA
The manufacturers are determined to resist the denau
Of the operatives party Of 300 striker Went :"
Ford's factory aud threatened the rolmtSeIs eneio
with violence II they continued WORK Dut tne 80
was disrrg ried. Tho employers arc uetcfinnou '" ~
sst the demand for increased wages
CHICAGO March 2s.-An order having been lssueo "
the NickePIate road requiring engineers to Wo'A
twelve instead OF ten hours day, tue engineers q"
ployed on ths end OF the line have run their oeomot'
into tIe round nous and quit WORK Nearly lofty Va
zines have been aDdndOned Tue company ma, "a 80
con racts on maud for immediate shipment "a H''e
and serious embarrassment Is likely To RESULT -
BLOOMINGTON, H., March 27.-one Thousand hh'S"N
Of Labor held meeting last night TO insist upon pe
insta ement Of seven employees NJ the chicago o."
Alton Raj road VINO vera DISCHARGED for pehu9nnS
an increase of DAY. me speakers urged al wv g"
loves 10 quit work unless the mon were relnN'"'eu
ALLENTOWN Penn. March 27.-An the shoe iae'o'.''
here are now Ia operation, Roney's having s'A""
d.v Non-alion men Only are employed me ieSs;, ~
employees belonging 10 the Union quit woiA !" I've
faGtOry to-day. Mill
NEw.HAvES March 27-At a nocting OF the Din
LAYERS Union last night 10 dec ded that de"""
of SO rs per daysn increase Of % cents-De ns1o
employers after April l, and thai nlnc ,ht
s.dered ~ n days work f'y saturdays IL Is 'n'"S
strike ia nlnpNt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
NAVAL IYTELLIG ENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-L. A. Beardslee,
my, on waiting orders, been ordered TO command
,he rocaiv,no snip Franklin, at Norfolk April 10
passed Asslstant-surgeOn Francis H. rerrl, VINO has
recently returned China has been granted leave d
absence for one year.
The Naval Advisory Board appointed to Investigate
and report be advisable TO close up or sell any OF the
existing Navy Yards WILL it's sold report In favor o.
eouiooug the League Island yard with al the plant and
ohinerv necessary for the c0nst uotiOn OF iron and
steel ships prominent ocer IN the Navy Depar me n
remarked to-day: Now mat tue Vexed question OF he
hive 2 NAVY" The views II tue Naval AdvlS0ry Board
a. IN rho general features IN tue designs for The 3OOOtoI
9ier aud he disatcu boat have bsen concurrcd IN by
The chiefs of the Bureaus OF Steam Engineering. CoH-
structlon aud Repairs anu Ordnan O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
PLAGUE AMONG ITALIANPE4S1NTS.
Ernm Me London Globe.

LONuO'
Probably the best account which has yet been
ggcu OF tho Peagra Is contained In the last report OF
Mr. Bcauoerk the agriculture OF Italy This mcreas
ing plague the poorer populations IN that count has
now studied with some cess, aud the hospital
pbysoinns who have unfortunately only too ample op-
portunes for observing 10, seem To he confident That
they hnyc arrived at correct understanding Ol lis ma
tire, and. OF the means OF rcpcing s attncks Tie
synptOnls are described beginning with feeling OF
sckiess and melancholy. Those parts OF the skin which
are exposed To the become red, and subsequently
hyId dry. loose aud scaly In autumn the symptoms
frequently disappear entirely but return with renewed
yirilenoe ia the following year. The lips next become
paid and the tongue affected while burning pains be
gin to be felt the body. The weakness then mp
prOaches 10 pnrys and madness often suporvenes AT
thus stage There II great eacatiOn, and propensity
10 suicide which IN often attcmpted-n most cases by
drow ming SO the influence OF tho dsense upon
mind, that 81 per cent Oi the cases IN hospital a
Verona exhibit madness rs It's result. with regard
the OF the disease they are now be loved 10 10
the poor an insufficient diet OF the peasants, who fur
ns the far greater proportion Of cases to the hospitals
hut especially 10 the constant consumption by tho
poorer classes OF mnize, which, when made up into
puenta IL mOudy. atleast tainted with nldow.
the remedies In the brst place, the substitution OF
better food but this Is rather like the receipt OF port
wine and turtle for the invalid panper IL is thought Dal
more may be done by starting cooperative ovens aud
bakehousos drying the maize whon IA almost lnvar-
ably by the peasant class, and making wholesome
bread While ia the damp districts depos might BIZ pro-
vded storing the grain, and keeping II free from mil
dew and mould.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
A BOLD Ban BIGAMIST.

Charles Reinig youth about twenty years old,
was married last October to Alice Gallagher, who
lived at No. $40 First-ave. According TO Alice's
story her husband deserted her three months later
leaving her In a delicate condition. Her father
says that short time previous Reinlg, VINO had
made 80 effort TO earn his living, obtained i'w
hundred dollars by tine death OF his mother lmlne-
dlateIy afterward he went away and nothing more
was heard of hun until few daysagn, wneh u was
reported that be was living III Sprlng-Sty ~ ms
CITY and had married again. HIS hrst VIE tbeie-
lore caused his arrest nn a charge of abandonment
In the meantime "a search W IS made Tor VIE num-
her two who proved 10 be Sarah j. Costello. OF No.
442 East Eighty secOnd-st. She appeared IN the
Harlem Court Yesterday.
from Reinig January 81 and an order TO get ready
at once TO 90 to Boston and he married. S1e saws
that when She refused, Reinig displayed revolver
and fonrshing II out his head threatened 20 0iuw
her brains Out II she did not comply Ihen she
consented aud was MARI ID in Boston two dsys
later. Reinig admitted having married Safal Dut
denied III threatened nrr ana Slld tiit Sbe dc-
companicd him willingly. He was held III 5000
bail for trial the charge OF forcing hef % MARY
HIM. The abandonment case Will be inquired INTO
on Monday and 1t is sand that the charge OK Dig
amy will be preferred against hin i'll Massachusetts
where The offence was committed.
Officer Kearney, the appreheDder of Guitcan,
aud tne todIan OF tue iag 10 the baltimore anu
Potomac Defot washrgt II, eaased thlst Who bad
stOlen sOIne cigars Use square. . You udn
Depot "Bedad OF dida't" said Krarne,, "bnt OF say
cured IN saygars. Wlll yer Save want "WDy, yes
fhasks," said The expectant emplOye "Yez viii no.,
retored he officer WIN alEny ye% .ua %
stolin gids D'yez IDoRd that" "Oa, no, wouldn't
You're nistaken.s "Oi know yez would" insisted
In ssrgiat an meself, dunnpl aud he proudly
marched OF with his capture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
RoyDED wHIsKEY EXPECTATION.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Judge French, act
ing as Secretary fthe treasury Ia addressed aeer 10
the Secretary of State subject OF the pr posed
modification of Canadian regulations in regard u tho
impo ttion Of bonded whIsksy rom the United States
Mr. French says that the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue aud himself are agreed that inasmneA as the
rgnt of exportlton into Canada without payment OF
tox was one guaranteed by law. and not suec 10 the
discretion Of t.e Treasury Department. that Drpirtie
Canadian regu .tions would permit the importation
INTO tne DOnigiOl wniskey IN packages or TWENTY
ca ions and upwI ard. the Secro acy or state Is re-
1nesicd TO communicate this view 10 te Canadian Gov
Ottawa March 2s-J T. Pratt, of Louisville KY:
SECRETARY OF the National Spirit aId wine A-socaInh o.
capitalIsta had Ia ,eryicys OdlY VITA n;n ,fs OF he
Mimstrv regarding sucn notifications OF ne tAisung
Cnadion la n a AND regulations wOud al iFd diriili rs
in inc L Vi Ell stat prviese OF imL0iu "lo me
Domn on bonded whiskey Ia packages II less tH@h IVo
Imperial gallons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
yBE TRUlfPETlRs REVENGE.

There was "A sound OF revelry at the p'.s
terry yesterday. Thomas Olsen was the uhn"ppy a.
He IL a swede by descent Nothing urthor Is
his descent except that 1t rapid or he "oaiu 0
been at tue Battery. Ho ia trampeIor ., .i"uO ',ea
training and It was while plying nS u"'o '"''. - as
rho nav, of Tho BATTERY to such pitch that there was
n common desire ON their pars u fail upon l. o'sI
I,,dore Wolf has hamlet at No snlterF t,rse'@ueer
dore nad endured the footing or the SweuSl t oro-
rntl be conld sand II longer. lie relioste "a
oTlrtor of The trumpet TO dom, stente -, me- the
some other parish Bus as IL didn't happen " vi wh
nusc,a's week for DEMONSTRATING no ueoi.so trnn,.
tanka and ripped lsd0re over the nead WIN nv G
net Olsen fell prey 10 an officer OF ne IA" we ImDs
rdeu, WIS n. ar AZ maud ana WAS taken 70 ny nor
Police Conrt But ueithcr tho uale-y OF tno
no yr,muess the rombs could eisuaue tio
In e., a. his tooting He blow his tfuppe. & az INDEED
lar gsean Docks until the policeman W. ullsg
frn, Iookng al him and arrived a. the iooo rs eel Iie
a,d hl,wipg ike sperm whaie. Looked III az inns
musician kept blowing ~ Though 40 hsan e suuied
to lose Wnrn taken before Jusuce foS tor ASSAULT
w n iV1, RIM and when committed the TonDS ioi
he blew parting blast in defiance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON

THE VACANT PLACE IN THE CABINET
THE pRFsIprNT IN NO HURRY TO SELECT POST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF OHIO REPUBLi-
CANS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.l
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Business IN the eAoo"
tive departments was suspended to-day OH aooo0''
of the funeral of the late Postmaster General ~
quiet corners, however, the prospects Vi 'h's Va
that candidate for the Postmaster-Generaisni. !,
were canyassed and discussed The fresue"'' 4"
was sand, desired to postpone the ming Oh 'no VI"
capcy for a fortnight at least. and would requeS'
an opinion from the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT as 10 "he.n0
after the expiration of the ten DAYS lor VIM" :"
AL interim appointment can be made tne Iioo'
dent has the power to make second appointment
for like period. ....
A question of the same kind arose aiter 0eo,0
Thompson, of the Navy Department, reSisn'u me- TO-,
the end of President Hayes's administrators
President designated Secretary Ramsey, OF the at
Department. to perform the duties OF the secIetaiS
of the Navy, At the erd of ten days he decihec ~
ronew tbe annointment. but at a Cabinet cOnSuta-
t;on II was decided that he could not do So Inc
office remained vacant for several days, and lneh
Mr.. Golf of West Virginia, appointed. iho
words of the statute are: "A vacancy occasioned
bv death or resignation must not DO Temporarily
filed under the three preceding SCHOOLS lol I"
longer period than ten days"
Among the names of candidates hitherto ha'c
public is that of ex-Congressman rage oi
California. That gentleman was III con-
fer,nce with ex-SDeaker KeIf'r OF ohio'
this evening but whether Ill regard to his cahuin"oS
| was not ascertained. 1t is hardy probable now
ever. under the circumstances that MI. Keller vi
any other Ohio politician, Will be iounu
willing to use his influence to secure
the appointment for any candidate NOT dc
longing in that State Undoubtedly General u H.
Grosvenor fairly stated the prevailing sentiment
among Ohio Republicans when he said this evening
TO TRIBUNE correspondent: There is a gencrai
feeling in our State especially among the rank ana
file of the Republican voters in the country stric's
that the President is unfreudlv to the hepuhnch,
party in Ohio. In making up his Cabinet ne passeu
ONO hy and since hen he ba seemed 20 neg 'Ce
In the matter of patronage We nave an iihppI' eni
election next Octobrr aud if the Republicans an
to carry the Stale ii means dfeat next wear III 'he
National contest. II the President VIII cn"o~ u
Postmasrer-tieneral from Ohio, IT Will strengthen
! and encourage us wonderfully. intend 10 go alu
| see him tomorrow end iell HIM what my views aIe
| on tins subject" 1t would not make much Gluer'
| euce which one OF five or uore mon he inlRh. ap-
poini y continued General Grosvenor, III repy 10
| ppnestion. Probably the selection OF Governor
Foster would give the most general satisfaction. az
| he Is thr hest known 1t might also remove 30 nt
! existing complications IN our party pOIics ~
OHIO Then there ls ex- Congressman Butter"otl H.
| whose appointment would also give gleat sa'lS'"o
| f,on IN our npOD!p"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
RoVfNG AND BASEB4LL ar PRINCET0N
my rELrenArn 10 rHg TRIBUNE |

PRINCETON, n. j., March 2S.-FOr the past
two months tie boahng and baseball men have been
training in the gymnasium About week ago rowing
WAS begun on the AMI Daplaying on the uniYef-
atty Grounds TIE directors Of the Athletic Association
have adopted this q method In the manage
en of these departments They have decided to select
eight men from whom the crew will finally be chosen,
ana cen have been named, OF whom nine Wan
compose the ball ean. The elections were held today
Tine following were elected for the crew Baker, 'S3
Jeuuison captain: Howell, Bird, Lee. $50; Conoyer.
Finpey Baker 'S5. TIE University crew VIII unfOuot,
he re- IN following races: newark Re alta,
MAJ 10: Harlem River Regatta. jane Universally OF
PeDns iyBhia June A; l"tercOcSlAte hesauh NJ bhAc
George, July A. 80 .,, uu.,.u ,o.. ~ .
NJ fatg, T.. Harlan, 80, third base - a. wilson or
Cooper, g. X. Edwards, nrst base; w. Monit, second
base Csk referees Wadeigh, centre Held D. Potter OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN

ORLEANS. March 27-Balley q Rhodes,
general traders in city, Pass Christian and "o'
piver Miss have made an assignment They over
purchased last fall in xpeotaton os big trade but tas
crop season was poor, they had large amount OF o
stapd ny arcourts whieh they could nos coioet ana
10 asisu. he liabilities are esinlaeu u "u"' F'VVN'
and nominal aesets > $1,000. -, -.
J. A. D'hamooOurt. dealer in drygoois mas inaoe a.
$4,000. - J., :
Boston, March 27.-Cary, Futon & Coz deaeFs IN }
and 10 cent counter goods, have made an ssghheh'
Horace Partridge. The liabilities are about S-LoV'
and nominal assets $4,000.
e.RRr FORGE Penn, March 2T-J. W. Mumpef @O'T
IRON furnace aud general traders have called meeps
~ their creditors TO ask extension The l'oiuuo'
70 apuut $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

.o.ss where foreigner brings over son0 '"''''''
and sdvertises them his own. ,.,,s father of
az" Do DO Won know whether Elliott is'h0 '"'"''
answer that uestion at the into
q lave ans physicians OF surgeons i0oAeu INV
'ne ;mouiue some of them have do DOM hI,nS
,hs,e will be any disagreement among court
and surgeons this subject u II gV sbe grunpd of
,ss,act of their mental education; " pesavss
their acts jeopardxe their lives and ; MINUS IN the
shall advise all organizations OF TINS And, na we viii
country TO prohibit the performance an"
carry our point-and by law, TOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
THE FAILURE or c. r. MERGLE 6 SONS.

PIrTspuRG, March 2S.--The failure OF {. L.
vare & sons raper manufacturers been the prn-
cioal topic In CONNIE fcia circles. AS previously
statad. the liabilities about @iO3oOV'
aud the assets close to Sl,OOo,0O0. M kr'der'
CHIEF followed Captain Merklc to Chicago "
reauest Of tie latters brother aud succeeded wtAou
IA 'rh Il Bcnlty in persuadng him 10 make an a-sigt
ment MerkIc off. red explanation OF MS eonduct.
beyond stating that he was urea and "'ns III
roder the influence of liquor 10 made no
90 IN return the money, although acquainted vita
ve tact maj his action had ruined toe nrm. AS t0s
money Is his own it cauuot be taken from Inn IN any
yIl vay and no proceedings Hnl be instituted aSaitsI
~ "A near as can b. learned be took WIN MN
.Nt OoD nf ne nrll's money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday. March IS 1873
APPOINTED To BE a DIVISION CIIEf'-JC'eP" 49,"
sovrslu of Washn dOn has be appointed Chci OF ne
M,neTa Division of the General I'd once wee ScAies'
resigned
AN ALABAMA CLAIM AwARD.-In the Court OF Com
,nssioners Of Alabama Claims to-day ind ent was rem
d-red ia favor o. WILLARD Sud Jf III the sam VI o'"io'
win interest fIOm MAY 10 leOl
SOCIETY or THE AEMY OF THE P0ToMAc.-At the
fourieenth annual reuni o. the Society OF the Army
OF tue Potomac, In Washington on Nay % hnn . Nlur
~, WcCin, on MOntann will i've H. orator, AID George
Alfred Iowlsend, OF New-YUrk. tue poet.
CLOSING Arguments N BANX CAsE.-Ihc Court OF
Claims was eng iged to-day ia hearing the closing ga
,nenfs In tine case the Uncas NrlOnI Bank OF -
Ticn Conn against the United st1tes This Is sue 20
recover 2OOJ the amount of mutilatJd currency
.fni,t rom bank while IN course oil tfdnSnla5Od q
dc TreasnrY DepArtment for reclamation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
RAILWAY INTERESTS
e,,,r ,n,1NsT Union PACIFIC.

Henry Morgan, as owner of $25O,Ooo oil
Union Pacific Eastern Diyison) income bonos, oes,n
amt against the Union Pacific Railway COMPANY Doi'
min W. Lewis trustee Of the income mortgapei JUN
Stewart trustee of the Denver Extension NV,
Tow Could and Russell Sage trustees OF the Kansas
pao,ec Consolidated mort gage In the Court OF Common
Pleas yesioay The suit ia merely Ssnse Years ., The
ton that has going on Tor seFeii iiitfie over
and the coupons have been unpaid top
len years The Court granted an ordcr ior 'ne P"'N
zion OF the summons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
GENERAL GORDON STILL A GEORGIAN.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 2S.-Genenl j. u.
Gordon cx United states Senator has written letter
concerning recent publication N CERTAIN newspapers 10
, &C. ,,,t h. propo.cd seeking on el, cion the
T.. i,ed st.t,. Senate from Florida He says:
Tim statement ina; am no losger citizen OF Georgia
q. fai.r I ave never contemplated for Que momrui q
nna, of residence The statement That had registered
an hotels a, OF uilda Is false aud without &c nDhhce
ot excuse Ihe ztat .ment thar aIn candidate Tor
,tor s seat or tAc seat Of auy One else, is ialse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
INTELLIGENCE

PHILADELPHIA March 2S.-The net earn
osof the PhiadcIp hia and Erie Railroad Company for
FEBRUARY w,re s9G7Is. The net earnings Tor me Nv
npt- of $50 show an ncrcnso ~ - lIo' a. colP1u
WITH Tho core. poiding period OF 1S5-.
The Boarl NJ DIRECTORS Of tie PennsylVana kAiro'"
co,,pauv r.organized today. George i. Robert was
reelected president John d. Taylor treasurer John T.
sims f. accrrtaty, and ceprcsident- Edmund Sltn,
~. II Iboupson J. y. Du'bary ana john T. or en- were
,.e al o.triO Ireubers OF tne BOnrd All RE pieseh'
observation-disclosures We. eco 'Aiihtd.
,,,,,t.,,rs -r,Dn March 23-Trave over the Memphis
-, Lotto p,,, Railroa1 viii be resumed tODorEow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
LOW PRICES FOR PAINTINGS

The sale of modern oil paintings belonging
to the late f. W. Martens, Of BROOKLYN, was begun AT
Leayirts Art Gallery. NJ. sl7 Broadway last night The
pictur,s brought low prices. A" Sunset by d. j.
Uende sold for SIG; the Landing OF Gustayus Adolf
~ ns In Germany" by ScheSnger fer S90 seyeralfrnt
and flower pecos by Huysens' OF Paris from SA2 10
S135. landscape sheep piece by Van SeyerloDck
oncht as little IA @iS. The highest price paid for any
pIctuic was for 10y Gesclschap, OF Paris, /" Une
sol dc Musicale Ytnce,' fO1swhoh 1919 was pad. Ihe
sal, will clOf o Tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
POLITICAL NEWS.

s,-pFpyrsoRs OF WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
For the last two years the Board of Super
vi.or of wcstchcstcr County has had twelve Republ-
cans aud ten Democrats but the new Board elected last
rcdo, will I've composed Of fifteen Democrats to seven
,,,li.,s Ia s,mc Of tie towns the Democratic nom
pees were voted FOR by the Republican, IN other towns
inc Democrats plac candidates In the neid N OPP
,,.,,.,p IN the Republican nominees The Boards as
......,,.t ,r 1 $50 and l. - are these:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
APPOINTED HAMMER OF TEAS.

An act passed by congress at its last session
N nrevent the impor ation aGulteratd e author
,zed The Secretary OF the Treasury t. appoint an tx
anincr Of Teas annual salory Of $4,000 James H.
Daves has been appointed the place by Secretary
FoIger Mr. Dawes Is a well-knOwn member OF tAo I!e
,ub,c.n machine Of this city He was for many years
engu n In the tea business, In which he s Regarded as
nm exnerf He was recommended by many large tea
houses III the Guy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
NEW COMPANIES FORMED.

ALBANY, March 2S.-The Carthage anu hol-
ronGack Railway Company was Incorporates 'o'Cu va,
"a l. o. n, co,alruced from the village Of Car
tbacc Jefferson County 10 and through several towns
and counties IN the State Capital stock soOo'ooo'
The American Postal Telegraph Company also ncorpo-
rated to-day formed for the purpose OF bn, cor
str,cfirg awning, using and maintaining llhe OF
Ir. I.c,r rl srapn through the counties, towns,
viilogos nj ties IN the State ~ NewHork Capital
81 :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
THE BRUFF ELEVATED ROAD.

Concerning the published statement tlaL q =.
syndicate was negotiating for the purchase OF Tue
Eeyoted Railroad in Brooklyn, C. p Huntington sao
night that the use of his name was unauIhorze~ N0
added: 10000.
''I know nothing about the matter; nave no
IN {, and vbot "a moro do not want to have any L
tror ~ cour.o tnat there ia broken-down road over
there but ~ TO bnying IT, or having anything to 90 Wn
q meyer bad such thought Two months ago per ~,
IN ee some one ep Ike about taking an tr ont
a. int aid then very decidedly that dluht WIN
anything 10 do with it. hal almost forgotten 'ue III
ciInstalce."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
owners OF lots in th,

Al meeting Of the owners of lots in the
OLD Eieventlst cemetery last night 1t announced
by Arthur ]. Delaney, tie prei Of tne association
that proceedn would he taken to-day IN the supreme
Court Injunction 90 Restrain the tfustees of st.
The old graveyard.