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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
SEPTEMBLR DAYS At NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 1S.-Many of the
cotagers went out the Aqudneck Fair Grounds this
afternoon 70 witness the opening OF the fair ana to see
the borss.races The first race by jim Fisk in
three heats Time, 2:46. 2:i7 DAB. The second
race was won by the gelding Allegheny Boy
owned by II. Brown, of Rochester. n. y, who won
three etraight heats Time. 2:31 2:34h. 2:314 Busy
Rec won the third and last race la three con
secutiye heats. Time, 1912. 3:0l4 800
President Arthur Will arrive here on Thursday az inc
gnest OFFS b. French He will spend few days In bass.
fishing at West Island and win be present at the Burn
s,de memorial exercises IN Bristol
Lunch parties were given to-day by Mrs Frederick
". Vanderbilt and Mrs Daniel Torrance both oil New
York
Leroy King and G. G. King have returned to their
villa at this place. Tney have just arrived homo rom
Late arrivals to-day follows: u; Miles, Dub
lin loan w. stokes, Il. L. Lutki IS and wire, {. H.
Grah,ru S. Knapp and wife. K. Knapp, s. A Leary, DE-
and Mrs A. J.. Hamilton. New-YOrk j. NJ Alden
Washington. ID. c.; john H. Kennard ana wie, New
Orleans; Reyerdy Johnson. BallimOre; JOhn Co9kr,
Pniadelphia; j. 4. RANKIN and family, Mrs. RANKIN
Kentucky; K. H. Mayo aud family. W. H. Z. Lee RICH
MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
CHARGES AGAINST JOHN r. PLEAN

CINCINNATI, Sept. discharges of unmer-
camille conduct were made to-day by Murat Hasieal
president and Richard Smith. yccpresident OF The Com
nercia 0a.ee Company. against John X Mclean OF The
EaouireJ The charges based upon what has been
sad III The Enquirer of late regarding the business OF The
Commercial Gdsete, that It's stock was without
value and large blocks OF II were continually
on the market and cannot be sold at any price,
that the small stockholders been cheated ana that
The reporters nave not been pald for two successive
weeks. These charges The C0mmeTcim Gazette Company
saw are Without u particle Of iOuudauOn. Ihey nave
been made claimed for tue purpose OF lpurng the
aper and Inc cOmpainants ask that JOhn Mclean De
called 10 appear before board OF officers or the CDan-
Der of Commerce, be required TO chow cause why lie
small not be pended expelled from the Chamber as
the board may proper after fsir hearing
of the case. III an interview regarding the
matter Richard Smith said mat Mclean's
conduct had been 80 outrageous tha something had To DC
done There nothing allbe SUIT ana as he and MuIat
ualstead both be onged 10 the Chamber OF Commerce
tey had DECIDED proceed IN the way they had begun
lie said The Commercial Gd=ee was III prosperous con-
dton win no debs aud iarge earnings. None OF the
had regretted consolidation, and were II 10
be done over again they would ali vote for II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
DIED.

GSnn Of 5 snnfsy sss RSe
Bartlett aged 10 months and days
C on Monday SrO1g s sd pss r.
JERSEY City wednesday, septeaOer ~ lssa ~ Wso
and friends are invited without further notice
| iniermcnt at Freehoid. n. J.
| BowNEAt PalO Pinto Texas on Saturday morning sep.
Of simon r. aud Emma s. BowaS 81 Nsw.Y0fk, ased -
years.
| september 49, 1888. Alexander Campbell =, -
'V wedae. sss'S september IT, at O'clock.
COBB on Monday September IL 1888 Mary Anna Ser
wa and sn are invited 70 attend the funeral
late residence Orrstown. n. j. on Thursday. the 2Osa
Please isll.; DO DO moi Ss send dcwor.
MorS1 g SS vea on Of er aye
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend me iune ser
O'Clock
HINEs-At the United States Hotel september a. Captain
NotIceOf funeral nerelter
Salem papers please copy.
II, Jane NJ. wife Of W; 4. T. Johnston and youngest
services e on THURSDAY Il O'Clock
Refoimed Church Laurel Hill
Interment IN reenwoOd
LAURIE-At Rosells y. J.. on Monday. the l7th Inst.
Agnes r. Laurie aged ~ years beloved wife Oh hooertS
Funeral Thursday, IL a. m.
Friends invited
LEFFiNGWELL-At Park Avenue Hotel. New.Yorx, Sop
iembor 49, Mamie Parke. wife OF William Z. LeninsTed
gay september 20
Auburn n. Y. papers please copy,
NOBIE-At NewMilfori Conn. September IL, 1883
Frank Belden. only sJn OF George b. aud Caroline l.
Noble
Notice OF funeral hereafter
POLuAMUs-Al his residence. New Rochelle on Tuesday,
september l8, Henry AOnzo, sou OF the late d. A. and
Rosetta POlhamus.
RECK ESS-At Red Bank v. j., Tuesday morning 18th
inst MARY seaman. wife Of Anthony iecSless
Funeral her late residence Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
Friends . family are IN vited
Observation-Disclosures at COrlno Central America August
lss3 of congestion OF the brain, L. b. Sson aged ~
superintendent OF The Nicaragua Ill., Anu iomerp
OF the HOusat0nlc RR
sTO Suddenly on Monday. September IL, Henry b.,
eide 4 son OF aud Margaret Stone, aged 20 years
Friends are attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence his parents No All Safest, Brooklyn, Wednes
day the 18th lust, at IL O'Clock a. IN.
sTRYKER-At his late residence Lam6ertyie n. j.. sep
ID. StrykeT, the saith year OF MS age
Funeral on Thursday September 20 from the Presbyterian
Church, at $50 y. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
NOT MEDDLING WITH ALBANY POLITICS

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of to-day TUESDAY, Sep
TENDER 81 your correspondent at Richhed Springs says
that captain Bracket, the Treasury Special Agent
aud Mr. Moore his chief clerk in Albany, and smy'hs
friends CAIN to evidence that these officials set the
Albany Surveyor OF Customs and Collector OF Internal
Revenue at work against smyh' This Is with refer
ence to the alleged defeat Of Mr.. John f. smyth ~
Albany
Permit me Z. state that the reference to Mr Moore
and my self is not true in any particular Further MT
Moore is not my chief clerk In Albany but Is In TINS
office; and says he does not know Mr.. smyth' MT
Draper Mr.. Luby.
As TO myself, am acquainted with either OF the
gentlemen named and have not spoken with any one IN
relation to Albany politics either directly or indirectly
nor buvo any knowledge evidence connecting any OF
the persons named by your correspondent with any
action whatever In relation t0 Mr.. Snyth' anu may
add that my tine Is fully occupied with the legitimate
duties pertaining position here without ueVOnB
any portion of 1t 10 public criticisms upon party man
ageinent al Albany. 81, -, -. , -.
viii thank you justice to both Mr. Moore ana my
self TO give this communication equal prominence IN
your columns. with that OF the article referred TO-
Respectfully. CHARLES N bhhChhgl,
Oec, M SoeciqI doent Treasury Department. Ne0- York.
Is, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For tho Middle Atlantic States, slightly warmer, fair
weather. preceded by light rains In Virginia, northeast
to southeast winds, lower barometer -, -,
For ina soutn Atlantic states local rains and partly
cloudy weather north TO east Winds stationary vi ssnI
rise In temperature aud IN northern portonS rl'"E'
followed by falling barometer. ., NJ,
For New England, slightly warmer fhr weather, nsn1
variable Winds lower barometer. - ,,
weather winds generally from east TO SOUTH lower pa
rOmetcr. -, -. ,,,..t..t,rt
ana Missouri Valley, slightly warmer, generally Iar
rains variable winds generally from east TO SOUTH
lower barometer.
Indications for iO-mOrroir
The indications are that fair weather Will prevail IN
NJ England the Middle Atlantic States Lower Lake
re- ZION and the Ohio Valley on wednesday aud Thurs
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS CONDEMNED.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-The question OF
assesscnt of departmental employees for political pur-
Doses which raised by the recent circular OF
General Malone TO Virginians In the departments IL
receiving the earnest consideration Of the Civil Service
Commissioners Judge Thoman asked TO night what
aciion the Commission would take In relation to the
Malone circular Ho replied "As far As IL Is In the
powcr OF the Commission to that the provisions OF
The Civil Service law strictly adhered to. IL Is their
purpose TO have hcsitancy In suying That to
assess duos upon clerks and employees OF the Government
for the purpose OF maintaining political organization
I'm this cy or OF aiding political parties In States. an
absolute violation OF sections IL and Ia oil tue civil
service act. Whether a circular demanding money OF
them comes from United ates senator, member OF
Congress or IA department clerk. ITS author should be
dealt with manner that would shoW that Tue la" 10
Bot a collection OF meaningless words"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
Foreign mails for the weel

Foreign mails for the week cnng Sepem)er2l WIZ cDs
al this Office as follows.
wEDNFsDAY-At 4 a. m. for Europe per IS. Werra, VIA
Southampton eteIs for Ireland anu France
must directed per werra'l at a m LOT ltesnd oer
Payona Queenstown Qetters for Great Britain
and other European countries must be directed DER
4 iOr France direct per ~. t1uah AVA
IIavrei att the Netherlands direct per S. Mas
dam VIA Rotterdam. -, nj.
via Queenstown letters for Great Britain and other u
eIn countries be directed per Cly % PARIS D AZ
A. m fOr Europe. per 50 Nestphaiia. wa Pymouth
CherbOurg Ourg; 10 for central Anlereis
the south Pachc Ports ana the West Coast OF heASo'
ner "a CITY Of Para Aspnwal; at 1850 T. a. or ouDr
Porto Rico and MeAco, por S. BRUSH EmV"@ via M
vana. - -,.. A. al aud u pierre. Mana
lOn HALIFAX at p m iof HAUL per o. ->''''' ~
a ID IN Bermuda, per So Orinoco. 49, "a
.TuRbAY AT q a III for Europe por IS NY "
~ tI,ected "per city ome'l a. for nrope.
er "a Brannic Queenstown letters must De uIroct
~ ..per rltannc), at a. m Tor scotland ise pol %
pavania via glasgow (eters must be directed per Do
ron,a',. az : a m Belgium direct per > Neuefand:
Via Antwerp at 10 for Jamaica per 50 Beho al ~
q m for EUROPE per IS. oder via SOUTHAMPTON ana
Bremen; at 1880 y. for Cuba and Porto Rico yer "a
Mans Tor China and apan per Oceanic Francisco
close here september so at Malls for Australia
NewZealand. sandwich aud FIJI Islands per % lea.
' aENK O. PEARSON, Postmaster
Poat once Nsw.York. N. X. September IA. 1883
schedue OF closing Pacific mails Is arranged
on the presumption their uninterrupted overland ansie
TO Malls fI0m tho East arriving ON IiAk y
Francisco DAY OF sailing Of steamers are dspateneA
hence the saas dN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
EOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS, Sept Is.-It is stated that NJ Trleou ia'eiy
French Minister TO China. will succeed NJ Patenotre Us
Minister to Sweden.
LISBON Sept 18.-M. Duverge. formerly American
Consular agent at Loanda Joined the Stanley exploring
expedition.
ROME Sept 1s-Au obstacles TO the appointment OF
Russian Envoy having been removed 1t Is expecteu
representative Of Russia will arrive mere III Oc'ooo'
CAIRO Sept Is.-Chford Lloyd has arrived mere iro"
London and has been duly installed as adviser 10 INC
Minister OF the Interior
GENEVA Sept l8-Colonel Clibborn, of the SaVation
Army has been expelled from this city. Miss Booth'
member of the Army, been imprisoned at Neu
for violating prohibiting the holding oi ee'
ings 49,.
BELGRADE, Sept. lS.-The Emperor Francis Josepn'
desiring to give proof of his friendship Ior Ans
Milan of servia has named Austrian regiment OF h-
fantry after him.
LONDON. Sept. 1S-A dispatch from DURHAM 10
Reuters Telegram Company states that the report tnaV
the Cape Government had sent an ultimaum 10 Cete-
wayo. calling upon him surrender, ID entirely un'
founded
MARsALA, Sicily. Sept. 1s.-The lighthouse on the
month of The MARSHA River struck by lightning
yesterday and destroyed.
GAsTEIN, Sept lS-lt is reported tnat tno WIG Vi
Prince Bismarck is alarmingly ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

WATERvILLE, Me-, Sept. 1S.-A committee
of seven Of the Maine Central Railroad COmpany's
directors met here to-day to consider proposition to
lease their road TO the Boston and Maine Railroad Com
pany communication to President Lord OF the Bos-
ton and Maine road, drawn up and signed by all
present, the contents OF which 1t is not deemed proper
20 give to the public at this date 1t Is evident that no
decisive action has been taken.
CHICAGO, Sept 1e.In the of passenger rates be-
tween Chicago and Louisville this morning the Pan
Handle opened with rate Of 81 so, which the MoDon
route 1.-THE Louisville, NewAlbany and Chicago) at once
met. 1t Is said that the scalpers selling at "a,
ana as the Pan Handle processes to be fighting against
allowing commissions to the scapers" 1t will probably
drop to that figure.
KINGSTON N Y, Sept. - Sir Henry W. Tyler, pres
dent OF the Grand Trunk and Great Western railway
companies passed the West Shore road to-day
special train accompanied Dy the officers OF the West
Il Co.
PORTLAND Oregon. Sept ls-Henry Willard, in a let
ter to the Astoria Chamber Of Commerce, says he
regrets that the estimates Of cost of the line from
Portland to Astoria large that it will be lmpossl
Die Tor tho Oregon Transcontinental Company to
undertake Its construction. The people OF Astoria are
greatly disappointed
CHICAGO, Sept 13-The General Passenger and Ticket
Agents Association of the United States began its
quarterly meeting here to-day. There large repre-
senaton from all parts OF the country present The
session was not extended resolution to reaf
firm the rule providing that passengers be not allowed
motion to reatrm and return to schedule all
the lines represented in the association on October and
thereafter TO MAINTAIN them rigdly passed without dis
sent The association Will continue in session tO-mor-
row.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 18.-Mr Gowen, president OF the
Reading Railroad was asked today II the report the
street that his company would pay scrip dividend on
the stock January was correct. He repliedi 81
hope 20. II October and November are as good as
August and September, will certainly advocate IT,
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Sept 1S.-In the United States
nd nrde train
ing the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Company
from discriminating against through freight or passen
gers shipped the St Louis and Texas Railway In
Arkansas
Boston, Sept 19.-A motion was made to-day before
Judge Field, OF the Supreme Court for the dissolution
OF the injunction in the suit OF Roland g. Hazard against
the Vermont Consolidated Railroad Company IN con.
formity with the opinion recently rendered by Judge
Wheeler, OF the Circuit Court Vermont Judge Field
intmate1 that he would grant the motion in few days
II no further action was taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
MEETINGS OF TRADES- UNIONS.

meeting Of coal shovellers was held last
night m Rapp's Hall, No LAG Seventhave There were
about 800 persons present Thomas Ford reported that
acommttee which had been appointed to wait on the
EMPLOYERS and request advance OF rates to 80 cents
an hour found about twothirds OF the bosses Wiling 10
give tue advance. He thought that the otnerS "ouu
- ~, ,rcso IN do the same, number Of new mem
bers Joined the union.
A committee from the Central Labor Union met
committee from, the Trainers Union at No. 263 Bowery
last night 10 hear an explanation OF the action OF ne
trainers 10 the Seventy tnrds strike The iramers saa
thai tey regarded the strike as unconstitutional snu
unjust They said that they had been induced 10 80 INTO
it ~ false aud large number OF tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
ILLNESS or LESTER WALLACR.

Lester Wallack has been seriously i'll and
confined to his house In this city for the last four weeks
The physicians who have been attending him pronounce
his disorder to DO rheumatic govt His
sufferings have been intense at times, ana
although the case did not assume ut any time danger
Gus aspect his family have naturally been anxious In
regard to its issue. Mr. waacK has now pretty well
recovered from the attack and his son, Arthur Waack
yesterday expressed the belief that he would sooD DC
able to leave his room and get out-ofdoors again. Ih
ia the first serious illness which the popular ACTOR and
manager has ever experienced. and he has NATURALLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AMERICA.

THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AMERICA
LONDON, Sept. 18.-A dispatch to The Standard
from Rome says that extensive preparations are
being made for the reception of the American
Bishops who are to meet at the Vatican IN Novem-
ber There will be series of reunions. at which
Cardinal Simeon, will preside. and at which qnes-
lions concerning the influence of the Catholic
Church in America will be discussed. The main
object of the meetings will be to adopt measures
for the reorganization of the Catholic Church In
America. according 10 canonical law, and TO bring
II into closer communication with the Vatican.
Cardinal McCabe will be invited TO attend some OF
the meetings at which the Irish agitation will be
discussed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
THE PROTECTION AMERICANND USTRY.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 1S.-A convention
composed of delegates from nearly fifty tarh clubs
and auxiliary associations OF American economists
including nearly 1000 miners OF tho Hooking
Valley, assembled at $3.50 O'clock D. IN and were warmly
welcomed by Governor Foster In aspeech favOrng the
protection OF labor Judge Lawrence. presi-
dent OF the Association Of American Economists
made vigorous address In Favor OF
American industry and labor. He was followed ny
General Green Is. Raum In forcible and eXtended
speech, and A. 5. Mcclure, VINO spoke briefly Res0lu-
tons unanimously adopted in favor OF the protec
ton OF American products both raw ana manufactured
especially OF WOOL and Of the announcement OF
American shipbuildng. A state organization was
effected by the election OF officers, win 5OlonOn
Churchill as president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
ODONNELL IN PRISON:
osv,v GUARDED BY THE POLICE.

CIOSELY GUARDED b1 me roLioD'
WITNESSED BY CRowDs-ARRAlGNED
hi' AND REMANDED.
ov Sent. 1S.-ODopnell, the murderer o,
-, vas taken from the steamer Athenian when
miles of Southampton. by the police tug ana
.ieo 20 the catte-sheds at the end OF the quay.
piVDr . closed TO the public, and the local police
- the pangway. large detachment of
gus'a ,,oi;c, surrounded O'Donnel and his party
ss they landed. .,,,o,. b,orr that the
.:aorsr had landed, a rush was made by the crOwd
piong the neighboring quays but the measures
len nv the police were so excellent that the pun
". obtained only distant view of the party. ODon'
III took seat in tirst-class carnage. policemen
elline the remaining seats.
The Vauxhall depot was strongly neld Dy the
.al;cs only railway passengers and newspaper re-
.,or,ers being allowed TO pass the barriers. Inc
.assnce of the large body of police attracted the
,.antion of the public. and the news spread rapidly
ss,ougbout the streets that O'Donnell had arrived,
100 crowd gathering to get Wow of him. On
.,;uht;ng from the train the prisoner was immedl-
-, sorrounded by au impenetrable ring OF police
0.,s;de Of the station, while the prisoner was en-
s.,;no the van. few ruffians attempted to raise
.,osr which was met with some Misses strong
~,ord was placed inside the van, behind which fol-
.d cab filled with officers. The procession then
s,orted. mounted police encircling the van. few
h;ss.s and cheers were again raised, but the crowd
Generally were apathetic. On arriving at Mlllbank
the prisoner was placed in cell.
ODonuell was taken to Bow StreetPoliceCourt this
afternoon. He was closely guarded by mounted po-
lice and passed through the streets at rapid pace
Frederick Flowers was the presiding magistrate.
AR Poland appeared for the Crown and stated that
tbe prisoner was charged with murder upon the
high seas within the jurisdiction OF the Admiralty
of England and of this Court. The witnesses 1or
the Crown had not yet arrived in England. as III
vas not deemed advisable TO bring them ON the
same vessel with the prisoner. Mr.. Poland asked
that the prisoner be remanded for a week. Mr..
Flowers accordingly remanded him until Tuesday.
The prisoner gave his name at Bow Street as
Patrick O'Donnell, though he Is described In the
charge as Michael ODonDell, pudd or, OF DAD
been active In the Nationalist quarters OF London
to-day making inquiries as to what connection, ~
anv 0DOpue]I had with the lrlsn secret sOcleties
CyDonpell after shooting Carey, said snake
hands, Mrs Carey / had to do lt!-not, ana
NOT do II W as was at first reported. III Is under-
stood that Mrs Carey has offered evidence which.
she declares, will clear her husoanPs character
She has handed letters to the authorities when IN
clnde the correspondence of a member OF Parla-
ment an. o.i
that the police had warning that an attempt 10
rsscns O'Donnel would be made by a toriorn
hope composed of Fenlans of London. Liverpool
and Manchester. This desperate enterprise was
not carried out, however, owing to the precautions
taken by the authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
A WEDDING AT LYNN. MASS.
ley TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRmUNg.I

BosroN, Sept. 1s.-At st. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church. Lynn. at 10 a. IN. to-day, Dr. Thomas
Dwight OF the Harvard Medical School, summer resi-
dent OF Nahant. was married to MISS Mary lahig'
daughter OF the late Joseph A. Iasgl summer resident
IN Ocean.st The full marriage service of the Roman
Catholic Church was performed by Archbishop Williams,
assisted by the Rev. Fathers Ieernan and Murphy, OF
:, Nary's Church. The invite guests incuieJ the
Rev Mousgnor Cape ana sir Hugh Playfair. There was
reception at the residence OF the brides mOiher on
Ocean.st The wedding presents were very elegant ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
OBITUARY.
JOHN PAYNE COLLIER.

LONDON, Sept. 1s.-John Payne Collier, the
philologst photographer and commentator on shake
speare, died to-day.
Mr. Collier was born In London January II, 1888.
He law and parliamentary reporter for The Morn
ing Chronicle contributor to Constabic's Ednonrgn
Magazine and to The Critical Reriew. In 1920 be pub
lished "The Poetical Decamerou," and subsequently
"The Poets Pilgrimage" Dodseys Old Plays" His
tory of Dramatic Poetry" The Bibiographical and
Critical Catalogue" New Facts Regarding the Life OF
and several other works the last Of which
- photographed Account OF Rare Books"-"as
issued In 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
PHASES OF TIE IRISH AGITATION.
JAMES McDERMoTT RELEASED.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 1S.--James McDermott who
left Brooklyn recently for England, and who has
been examined three times before supendlary
Justice on a charge of conspiracy to murder public
officials in connection with the dynamite party,
was again brought before the Court to-day. The
counsel Tor the prosecution stated that, after care
fri consideration of the case be had decided to otter
no further evidences: whereupon the Court ordered
the release of the prisoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
CANADIAN BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENTs.

MONTREAL, Sept. 1S.-The excitement seeuiS
to subside relative to the Turn 'no "' ~
Of tho Exchange Bank have taken. The
bank is paying specie for its circulation
in small amounts and many holders OF larger
amounts manage to get their money pau
by sending persons of unpreentious appearance WITH
bills to get them changed.
Disquietng -ere anost 'o'usy
about great railway magnaVe ~
speculator in mines being embarrassed
tbrough the demoralzed condition OF the Paris money
market IL was said that actions were threatsneu T
paper worth 100000 due today but the ho'es "eio 81"
duly retired.