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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
ELEVATED RAILWAY LITIGATION.

In the Superior Court, Cbamhefs, yesteruay
Judge Freedman rendered decision In which no holds
that the motion made befoyo him time ago to set
aside judgment in that court in which the validity
and fairness OF the socaed amended leases by the Man.
Railway Company Of the property OF the Ne"
York and Metropolitan Elevated Railway Companies Is
affirmed must be denied. Judge Freedman nsd pre-
viousy deneda similar motion. but gave leave
upon addllo nj adavlts The judgmentsoug to be SET
aside was entered upon the consent of the for all
the cpmpa ,s at atime when the Metropolitan Company
was still under control of Jay Gould and his irenns
The present directors OF the company assert that tue
Judgment was obtained by fraud and co1son and WISH
10 have 10 set aside that ground and especiaiv De
cause up bar 90 all the other suits brouzhl
BY the Metropolitan Company against tne eiuer cohi
panies Judge Freedman holds that tbs Judgment, nav
ing been the consent OF all the parties Ia IN
terest and so many things having been done under
that the parties could he restored 10 their egiha
positions, be set aside; ut least not upon
notion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
4 MURDEROUS ATTACK.
ATTEMPT TO KILL THE FOREMAN OF Bosro'
NEWSPAPER

.rrr,spr TO KILL. THE FOREMAN OF A BOSTON
NEWSPAPER
BOsToN, July 10.-A most deliberate attempt
ia murder Johnson Of the stereotyping room
OF The Boston Her ala, ia=as tonight
About 10 o'clock - Mr. Johnson WA ascending the
stairs from the prcssroom to Williams Court, he was
assaulted by person In hiding behind closed half
M the door He Knocked down
aud pounded the head Win "ns'
Is supposed 10 have been bar The weapon now
ever mas not 70 and Mr.. Johnson receiver 'ouf
chastity wounds hSsd and has been been taken 10
the CITY Hospital in a very 10y condition DAVID
Fsnncry the night engineer In the preesro VIC w,
acted strangely after assault mas been atrcscu
Tree ne wsboys have beea detained ~ Ntnersce'
saw me whole affair FROM top of the stairs ana
tiasd Flapnery "a the man VINO conmlttsa
me Assault They state that they saw
Fsnnery hiding behind the door lying in walt tnat hs
Struck johnson a. be appeared. thai tho hsst
hlow kuocked JohRsoa down and that vac
others were Inflicted while he lay pros'fs,1e.
door 70 shut hinsen ard Johnson IN, bnI
fhe laftcrs tho way He tncn nths '"o "''
back and Gown into tho pres-room' Ii. .,a,,on
me- Jshnson identified FiaBnery ~ the ponce stao,,
as the man who strnek him. but fiannsry airenso.sy
derled the charge. The victim Knows ne moose of 'A'
assault and mas never had roaols with fianhefy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
RUuoR or a GREAT STRIKE.

THE TELEGRAPH OPERATORS SAID TO BE pIssAris-
BIEp Win THEIR wAGks
ST.. LOUIS, July 10.-7Re Post Dispatch an
nonnced ,h, evening what considers trustworthy
authority but which has not yet been VERIFIED that tho
Brotherhood OF Telegrapbers will inaugufase gen
erai strike At noon next MONDAY u ssiu
thu. there are upward OF Ave thousand operators In the
and 10 they 90 the result will be hardly
less than a public calamity. II 10 not known
here uhether any direcs demand he's jet been
MADE on the telegraph company. but u alleged
that one will be presented embracing seven honrs as
nights work pay for Sunday work. sno greater
uniformity Of N not higher. wages:
IN Ia also said that the brotherhood are sirongu
oppose 10 the Introduction OF any girls or women unto
ths businrss Telegraph officials here have no oenne
normatlon regarding the nloyemont and evinco no d
,ostiou 10 talk about IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
TIE LAST or A RoRRIsLE CASE

A conoSER's JURY FISps THE DEATH or ctARissA
BOUNDS ACCIDENTAL
ATLANTIC CnY, n. j., July lo.-Pubhe
interest An the extraordinary circumstances attending
the death of arssa Bounds at this place last night has
been rather decreased than otherwise BY verdic'
this evening By Coroners Jury fading that her In
jnres we're received accidentally aud exoneratns AL per
sous from blame.
The verdict 70 greatly erincissd She wa
a Handsome but Wild, young girl who
len her home here several months agc
and began to frequent In the pins forests aont
ten miles from here, where toar men naten ycos
rhonas SOLOMON and Clement ManBrripK ard Joseph
Kelsey worked At O'Clock one morn.
ing she sprang from slumber brsds them enveiopca
u Names she was awfuily burned. her alp bones pro.
trading from the eah yes her wounds we're not dressed
for week hauled over the neigh poraoo1 irosn
died vita Suspicious Of foul play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
1RASsA7lAs7ic rR4YxLLERs

The North German Lloyd steamer Eibe
w ss today for Bremen. amsng her passengers being
Baron J. Won Huppman yaIbells. of Germany; Mrs.
Atoeft hteinway, the Masses stein~ay, DR. and Mrs.
y Guernsey de Berg. Athals 8. Hay, b. Krsincher
4a Edward Eing scbetts Of sbis city; BIZ. and Mrs.
fhoprson John W. lockwood and
3. and &sA Robert Baist. OF Philadslphia
~ = -. hedil. LereDzo Bull ard bliss Bull. OF
A1aeag the passengers BY the steamer France which
49, ~-uay icr Hasre. are II, II. Anderson, Chandler
81 us. AvenGanf r Lcuis Mr.. and Mrs. SaAebez,
- - ~ = fosDs ana j. A. Pcrtn0ntio.
1z =, ss@~er J. A. seholier OF ths Hamburg line. will
Hrress, aAonK nef passengers being the Rev. H.
tns Rev. r. ]. Keroeyea, Joan A. Daskah.
& '{ls ~. van stoik and 4. fhs0dose John.
49, ~ steamship wyoniDg whiels arrived yesterday
essIPsgl anu Q1eenet0wn, brought among the
n az and an. William Batty, Mr.. and Mr. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
woRKING TO ENFORCE TaE EXCISE LAWS

The Citizens League for the enforcement Of
the Excise laws held meeting last night In Tomp
kins Avenue Congregational Church. Brooklyn, 70 per-
feet their organization. There was large attendance
the Rev. W. Q. Stiles. president Of tho organization
Edwin T. Ide. O. c. Leigh and others made addresses
Mr. Stiles said that after careful inquiry, he could not
find that any effort had been made by Police Com
InissoBers or the Board Of Exess 10 enforce the
laws The law against the sale Of liquor
70 minors was constantly volaed right under the eyes
~ INC officials Mr. Ide ssd that the wa4 not
receiving sufficient support from the churches The
moyensat had received recognition from the Police
Commissioners aud the Board OF Excise and certainly
from the churches
An executive committee was appointed. and T. r. Ide
and Jou Berry we're appointed cotnmittea To procure
ffnx6.
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MIDNIGHT WBATHBR REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Srnonss for ne pssi hesaiy- four h0ars


SSaopss for ne pssi. fesaiy four hours.
WASHINGTON, July Ill a. m.-Fair weather
prevails In the Southern. Middle and New-ESgland
states and the Ohio Valley with slightly warmer south
70 vest winds. Local rains and partly cloudy weather
arc reported from the Lake region and the Northwest
where temperature has rsen slightly with southeast
10 souIhwost WINS.
ridiculous for to-faH
For New.Engiaud and the Middle Atlantic states
slightly xarmsr fair weather winds generally from
southeast 90 southwest stationary or lower barometer
For the south Atsutic and Gulf state TAR weather.
light variable wind. sliSh rlse In temperature ana ala
tlOnary lower barometer.
For inc lake region local rains and partly cloudy
weather variable winds generally from southeast 70
sauthwcaL stationary lower DarOmoter, sngnt rso
In temperature. .,, ,,,,
For tho Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys,
local ranA ana partly cloudy weather. variable wics
gsaeraly south TO west STATIONARY or slight rise
Ia temperature
Indications for to-mOrroe.
The Temperature will slowly In the southern, MD.
die aud New England Stntss during Wednesday ana
ThGrsaay, with fair weather on Wednesday aud local
rains on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
SAVED FROM A BRUTAL ASSAULT

Miss Rebecca Miller, who lives with her parents
In North Broadway, Yonkers while returning home
from visit to married sister, about BALI past 10
o'clock on Monday night, was suddenly seized by q
Young negro al the entrance TO tho grounds OF the
Misses Bell. The negro dragged her over the law
berry, where he tried to stle her screams by plac-
ing Que hand over her mouth. Her screams were
heard, however, by Roundsman Quinn, who hur.
his approach and escaped. MISS Miller was con-
ouciod 70 her home IN an excited and exhausted
state, with bruises about her throat and mouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

A pxFRxcE on THE INVENTION MADE By scRAN-
TON FRIEND.
SCRANTON, Penn, July 10.-The article ID
Ire ssAday Free Press regarding William X Seaman ana
his patent rail- mill machinery. brief abstract CT wneo
appeared 10 THE TRiBCSE, has called forta severe era
cism fron officials Of the Lackavanna Iron ana C"Ai
Company. The RepabiioaH Tomorrow VIII psohsh an
article from an empoye of tie company touching ihs
sub,ect IL which it Is states shat ar Seaman only
claimed ereai. for such additions and notifications 10
Eus,iu's process az made bis invention one OF merit ana
not such as to be declared nuisance The only trouble
That has appeared It's 9th worassg Is easily raced
10 parts patterned lis after Gusn sarr&ng emen l.
tn right a use which asd beea purchased by the 60 m
paaY The relations OF Mr. Seaman with DIS employers
we're OF the hnes character end this was wei eho"h
shea his x-eai inv ention was paI To the teal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
TRANSFORMATION or BOOTHS THEATRE.

Tie work of demolition is nearly at an end
What once WA Boo.hs Theatre. The western portion
INA old building Is completely torn Down and the
ork If reconstruction already begun 1t Is the intsn.
Of James d. Fish. the owusr TO erect four stores
d such manner that they may DO thrown Into one
largo enc should occasion arise. The sixthave froat
about feet aud At about 100 feet
from Tie avenue this wdsEs 20 ninety eight feet The
length Of the Twenty thircst froat 10 le4 feet Two
only cs the present interior walls viii reInan-that
Which used divide the Hobbies from the Auditorium and
Ebich viii the easifFn partition OF the corner
tore and the former pFseenifn WALL which VIII form
me Fesisfn division wall OF tue store nearest Ftbage
About ai75 900 will be expended IN the inBroyements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
SOLAR pIsCoVERIEs BY TIE FRENCH.

SAN FaANc,sco, July 10.-The French astron-
ho were sent 20 Caroline Islaad, In the South
pacific 10 study the solar eclipse OF May O. arrived mere
to-day on the steamer City Of sydney. They report
andpg red star which II Is believed. VIII prove nov
diseo,ery The eclipse lasted i've minutes anu ~
.h sacnnds They noticed several features IN tne
corona chiefly white promncnces supposed 10 De 'apo'
or while clouds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

Foreign malls TOR tina Ss,S saAa. July IL Sisioe" 'a'
once follows; - 80. a.
wEpN for Euro9s Der "a h s,,si v ~
southau,,ou and Bremen lletters fVr France m"'' ~
dlreeted 'uer Elbe' at o. Tor francs -
"A sfance via iizvra. ~ y n NJ or tno Sossoi'~"~S
dlrcct uer "a W A. Scho.ten via kottsruAm m. a..
rufiKSnhY for trcani per 81 ivy ~
Via uo.n stowp tIcers tor 4rcai brttaa ana "
ronesn oouatgtes musi De directed psr SiY "
atssla M Isp Europe. per 50 l>sssnt Va -
sherbourg aud Hamburg al ~ w Tor CuIaoos 49," - "a
esino oef 5e Maranzb)i IN 1881 D. "a fot III,
s,ro ana nerico per Britain Elapt.a us p.srrs
rpfnAY-At o = m. for Newfoundland snt ~ asr "a
s,ioeel.n VIA Halifax nc 10 ~ m TOT ~ 49, -
Assns: at 80 D. Befnsda. per % vie
Ri RDAY -At9 for Eu2oDe por ~ d. s,s ~
IN a,ssnssowa DEBTORS 6efneny ana oeo,n rncia
sirsrisd .per DrilaDnicl al lOso " ~, NJ Isf
a., scf per "a Pennand. Via Answofp ~ a "a.
astlssJ direct per Dsssnia VA vtskSs' At III
fr Venezuela ANIL Curacao per IS nai
mr. ssrona per Ma va 70 ~ an sn,ss per
men At 1850 y cgD3 and "s sor TrasiIls Ass
Rasssn per ia H. b. Ward y. va antie "a San rsse
sisss Gloss here Jsiy "a = II, flaais psr s =
s.snsy va san Frsacsc, eio,s sai 9sOx
HENRY - ~ sssS ~
| Post omos. NewyoFk. n f-'uv y go ..a ..
.Ths q raa =
s srssessco Malta from .he - samcrs srs s2<teas
/ arancisco tho daJ W S>s'1>e -
hence Same aAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

JUNCTION CrTr. Tex, July 10.-William
Turner overlook Mr.. riueney the highway to-day.
The latter accompanied BY woman Riding mp.
Turner Nov s good tune TO settle our matter
and drew revolver Tillensy reached for his winehes
ter rife and both opened IRE. Five or elk shots
exchanged. TileHey fatally shot through the
boses and turner shot in the thigh and hand but
1t "a taoagat be will survive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
THE SOLDIERS HOME INQUIRY.

BARN, n. Y, July l0.-The Board OF
Trustees Of the Soldiers Home met at O'Clock. ap 20
which time reply been received from the state
Board Of Charities General siocums Invitation TO
take charge Of the Investigation Of the Home Upon
Of General Rogers tie Board decided. IN case the
investigation conducted BY TIE trustees OF the Home.
TO conduct before the whole Beard iustead or con-
mttee Of five The Beard aatonreed the hearing mill
yocock TO morrow morning 10 hear from the state
Board of Charities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
FAILURE or THE RID RIVER CROPS.
VAST PORTION OF MINNESOTA AND DAK)lA
AFFECTED.

VAST PORTION OF MINNESOTA AND DAKJlA
AFFECTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TnB TRTBUNE.I
ST.. PxUL, MINI, July 1O.-AI advices from
the Red River Valley OF the goomiest nature The
ass repors show that the wheat there 10 heading ont
IN feebie way straw not foot high. giving
promise Of mesxrs crop OF rejected grade in tbis TAR
famed valley The section suffering from lack Of rain Is
vast In extent embracing the reports show, all Of
Northern Minnesota and Dakota comprsanx the valleys
Of the James, Red and Goose Rivera
capitalist who recently visitsd the James River
Valley with the intention Of erecting elevators along the
new railroad line has returned after careful survey Of
valley pronoupcng the crop proapecs bad 10
make such an enterprise foolhardy IN the extreme
Other wEo visited paFfs OF DAKOTA with the same
ntsnt are backed In disgust declaring
that the crop wall not DO large enoasn 70 uss the
elevators One dry SECTION embraces especially ell OF
acreage Minnesota ard much OF that Of
DAKOTA that good judges think Ii to count on
increase In the Of 1883 that OF 1857 In
Minnesota and Dakota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
CONFLICT IN TIE LABOR MARKET

srRrNGFIELD, H., July 1O.-The differences
,s,vosn rms coal miners and their employers at the
vaous pits IN this dstrict have been settled sreep. ~
the Hurst and butler mincs Tho basis OF settiemon, 70
that cents per bushe shsI be paid for mining anu
CHECK weighing The two mines which si n p 11
expected thai an anicable arrangement VIII W "'s
M tn-ay IN lua4e ca8ea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

yesterday morning. but recovered from IT, His genera
condition was slightly improved from that OF MONDAY
Dr. olcott proposes 10 use sa'vsns paF
terry TO stimulate the action OF the heart no one wns a.
lowed To tho sick man yesterday out no uienlV~
letter 10 his partner At early hoF this mofn,uE
Daggett ives reported 70 he more eowfortans snah w
Snre ANA theFe was atrong h0pe of his recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
A DEFAULrERS LONG vOYAGE.

SAN Francesca, July i0.--Francis NJ. Kerr,
thu Chicago dsfauer, who captured a. Csso taken
20 the Sandwich Islands 10 tue American man-of
hsssx. and thence brought 10 ths city on the steamer
City Of Sydney, arrived bere last night He
sted On sxfr4don papers issued by Governor Stone
ssn OF CALIFORNIA; 10 Chteayo deteetiyca The amount
o. Kerr defalSztion IA N81llnQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

read; Academy libraries BY Professor J. II. Gill
more, OF the University OF Rochester; "Chinese Lam
guage and idterature," by the Rev T. wentworth, DID,
OF Sandy HiiL Al the evening session the following
Papers we're resd: "The Legitimate Use Of Fiction In
Science" BY Professor W. Wilson. OF Cornell UnyersL
by Professor Corius ~ oLeary, OF Manhattan College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
LORD LAHSD0wNES RENBRAYDE

Some erroneous statements concerning the pur.
chase Of Lord Landowners Rembrandt have been
published II was not bought by Mr.. Mackey OF
whose ATTENTION was directed to IL by j. Alden
Weir the we'll known artist Dir. Marquand pur'
chased IL by telegraph from AgDew. the LsD.ion
picture dealer, to whose rooms Lord Lansdowne bad
sent il with various other gems OF the gallery OF old
masters which be nnerits. The prIcs vas f5,OOV.
Tho picture has arrived this country and Is now
safe in one OF the lower rooms OF the Metropolitan
Art Museum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

area panted N Eorshern potasocs 1nsy Are reported
IN nign condition, aveTnktxR 10l.
the y toseso Appears = have aissaishsd pei
cent. Condition, 80. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

..r.,ns reiornr. They evidently
n word 10 favor o. r'nsasbered with pgsaises tnss
e ps.s y rs sss fs sPs ssson:
|sing for prefecaeh t,cx have been ceeksnis o
e @ ,h S,sssry The Independents voters sui h0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
THE TENSxSsEh FUNDING ACT

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July lO.-Chancellor
Merritt today refused grant An n,anesion ass,p. the
landing ~ the state debit ACCORDANCE with the Fund
fEg act VI tho Last Legisl&infe. - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
TEACHERS GATHERiNG ar EABY4S's

FABYAN HOUSE, n H., July lo'-ine
trains to-day come In loaded with delegates TO tho
sn,usI soson of the American Institute Of Instruction.
h,cb besins here To- morrow afternoon. closing Friday
syeninT Everything looks favorable for large ntton
dance and successful meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
UNIVERSITY C0gVoCAToN.

ALBANY, July 10.-The annual meeting VI ~
the University Convocation oil the s's4s =. s,ss.,
~ ca..s. for Instrueiing Common School Teachers 70
A,sfeo.a. was DISGUISED. The following pspe" "e'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
cBILpREy BURNED TO DEATH

MILWAUKEE, July 10.-The frame residence
of David sterling was destroyed BY IRE tina mo'''nk
HIS wife and four children escaped, out Dosa' ,brss
twelve; Sterfninn. age seven, anu i'''"' -
years were suhoeated IN their peaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

TRfsuyE OFFICE. July Ill q m--rhe changes
IN the barometer yesterday were light Fair weather
prevailed The temperature RANGED between ~ ana
sls the average C70sl being l2S lower than on the
.orre.pond,ar day last year and 5So lower than on
Monday. -..s.. .n., ~. Az
Fair or clea- and slightly warmer weather may % OK
pseisd to-day In this elty and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
TO ISSUE BONDS INSTEAD OF SCRIP.

President Gowen, of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company. In the city yesterday
He held conference with the income bondhoders OF
the Central OF NewJersey Railroad because the commit
tee unable to him ct the time fixed Efforts
being made to change In particulars the prop
EDITION agreed upon for the exchange Of Jersey Central
income bonds for new security. Mr. Gowen said TO
TRIBUNE reporter: "I have had conference with tbe
bondhoders to-day but IT Is pretty generally understood
that debenture bonds will be issued instead OF scrip to
take the 102 per back interest due on the income
honda OF Jersey Central The debenturs bonds bear
per cent and will for twentY-four years The ex
change viii effect a saving OF per cent on the bonds IN
the Readings guarantee. Nothing has yet been nnaiy
done" - -.
prominent Jersey Central bondh0ders said that there
was no doubt the change IN the original pfoposiun
would be assented TO by Mr. Gewen All tbaf was nece
sary 10 complete the exchange the settlement or
details The bondholders had decided that y would %
better to exchsDge all OF their claims for one knd OF
security instead OF receiving principal bonds aid back
serfn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
HAWAIIAN SUGAR FRAUDS.

SAN FRANcIsoo, July 10.-Sugar Com
,n,ssouers spading searle and Tngie have returned
from Honolulu They state that the charges OF sugar
frauds have proved entirely groundleaas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
THE STRUGGLE FOR IAMIcRANr TRAVEL

The Delaware, Lacknwanna and Western
Railroad tame asked for the same facilities for
securing immigrant patronage from Castle Garden as the
New-York Central. New-Yorx. Lake Erie aud Western,
the Pennsylvania and the Baltimore and Ohio railroads
have In the application It promised tnat the com
pany would pay It's share OF expenses FOR the mainfe
nance Of Castle Garden do the otner trunk lines, and
IL requested that Congressman Nicholas Muller be
recognized as the isomigraut passenger agent Tho
Commissioners Of Emigration held q mee;ing to con-
slider the application. but adjourned without taking ac-
tion because representative OF the Lackawanna
appeared to combat the opposition OF the fcar roads
already admitted to privileges The Laeksvanna peo-
pie have charged that the privileges we're withheld from
them because OF the opposition OF tae pool nnes ana
they declared hat they would stand aoof o tHc pool
Till doomsday unsss they allowed to dictate their
own terms Of mem oersnip Since then the Lacsawanna
has had large share o. the immigrant trae thronsn
special Arrangements with the steamship lines III tho
way OF larger commissions. Tue application will be
acted upon by the Castle Garden Committee to-day. &C
whch attention will be called to the suHeriDgs Of nm-
grant passengers last week were exposed TO tue
burning on Pier No while waiting for the Lacka-
wanna boats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the rexidence Of ths
brides mother Portland Me- Oh ruestsy July TO- " ths
key. Ferguson. A n Aacdons N. ID, OF New
YORK City, Elisabeth W. daughter .. tbs late Charles
w. Barrette. OF Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

Escape all danger from attacks OF diarrhea,
dysentery or cholera morbus by using DR. Jaynes Car.
mnative Balssau old remedy to be sure-but rs safe
and certain as ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
Refreshing.
iborg's ftheiish Cologne

Cccsare. compound OF OIL Is sure to alsy all
itchlnx and irritation OF the scalp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
ma. DdGGgTT IMPROVING.

Ex-Shesif Albert Daggett, who Is danger
ousy sick at his home brooklyn, had another bad turn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

STEAMSHIP ARRIyAL-rhe steamship Erin Of the
National Line arrived from London at an early hour fhis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

PURE CURRANT JELLY. sPicEp AND CANNED
FRUITS JAMS. JELLIEs, PICKLES. &c
ousekeepers can got above articles male from oa
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