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TEXTURES or the cHIclGo MARKETS.
4 DECLINE n WHEAT ASD coES-rRovI,IoN.
DULL.


lBY TELEGRAPH 30 The rRRuNEI
Curr,go Ort l3-Ihe shorts preserved
'i''''''' ' .., +, ....u.,.f.
their cqIhuimy t"-!aF lhrI' WIS "' 'N''''u ,'
for urop.rty The bulls who had predicted 70 and
cypccled H. were disappointed Prices Of grain de
-, ,v,., a., ,,,,bt al, the rurb is very weak ana
chH'N' ""''' '"'''~"' va Wv 49, ,.
going ut 0i'- cents Tor December h'"'h Sv"'PS''
I.p ~ am bv.u.l. al TN, figure, and Dwight and
,.,,,,,,, ~. .rf,,. g., ALA, a., t,,s tI.ur.
''''''' ' ''"0 " ... ,,-.r,,,,.,,. -, %, ,,y
An luciu'h' OF INC "'' wa cav ''' $3.50 e"
match from .iuore which said chat 100000 bushels
-. 80. 81. ,.r ..p.rf II VIVA rrraty. II by
A"u "''" '"''" "i''' ' ' - ~. -. IL.
both Crosby a Co. and DlNtI ~ 90 a"' ""' '"'Hn-
,,.Ir ,,,r,t.d by ,brul A. aid giirc. the market.
49, ~, .,..,,.,,. ,,I rspri.. ,rnr.
Ihl''''''' """''''' VIZ 49, '' ' 49, -,
received, that far was learned not pu7ucI
-, yno,t had hoo, taken for export In B4iti-
y" - -, -, , sbipr.r was IN the
MORE ana apparently ''' - '''F' -, -,
market The dispatch was undoubtedly sent ~ ou'''
Dr, cro yv,ftrI IN sell, Tor stimuli uurOusy with the
~ -. I'm, r,r,,..r mud cros ,, brcan
circulation "I lHe tlTcu'd' "''" INV 90" w -
10 offer wheat There was huge tFhae I'D "h'''' "u"
,bg.iI,rs sim ycr. evidently A little staggered by
'"' '''''''' '''' ,,..,-,.,...t,I,,c, tn
FndIy's hrlnucSH nave rrco''F'H 'n''' MN -
Gay. Lots IN any size were Tor sale from ''VOV u" 'O0'
nnnl,uarsrs There never was selling comparable to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14
CHARGED WITH BLING A BROKER

Nicholas Gwynn, broker, OF No. 40 West Fifty
eighth-st., appeared in The YorhyIlir Police Cour,
Yesterday with his face badly scratched and dlscpl-
Gred and HIS wrist bearing the Imprint OF a set of
teeth Annie Allen. COlUTcd grl employed by the
Gwynn faIni V, was charged with beng fl" pcr'oI
who inflicted the injuries. Mr.. Gwynn sud that on
Friday the girl had been Impud'ut 10 Mrs. bwynu,
and after standing it as long rs hr could he inter
fcgcd and ordered the grl 10 leave the house. She
then attacked him, he sad, and scIdi cHcd him.
The grI said that she had bad % dispute with Mrs
Gwynn ami was attacked 10y the complainant, WHO.
size alleged, struck her with cane as well as ms
fists. Ii after That he had pursued her 10 y1rl-
Ous-uarts Ofthe house ANA was trying To choke her,
She said. when she bit him IN 5eli-delcmc' She
was held Ia 1890 OlH for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14
NATIONAL Guard NOLES.

The 9Th aud Odd regiments will 70 to Ncwnurg
on Thursday. A detachment Of the list Regiment
will also 60 under command Of Captain jordan,
and will be entertained by The 9TH Separate Com
pany he Board of Officers OF The 22l ltc-imrnt
ON FRIDAY evening decided not TO 90 TO NcwbuIg.
The 18th Regiment, 800 strong, was inspected on
Thursday.
A detachment of the list Regiment under com
mqnd of Captain Leo. returned from CrerdmOOr on
Friday with SIX men out OF the cap ans company
qualified as mark ,men.
Sergeant Alfred H. Mitchell, Of the G9th R"gI
rncnt was unanimously elected First Lieutenant Of
+ Company on Thursday. Lieutenant Mitchell was
formerly amcmber OF Company, 7th Regiment
The sensational story winch was circulated on
"Wednesday TO the effect that Lieutenant Mccarthy
had illegally enlisted mcG while the Flrs, Llcuien-
ant was under arrest is denied at headquarters. The
officers say that there Is no foundation for such
nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14
NE. FOO AND MIR. LEE ALL RIGHT.

II was rumOred yesterday that Wong Chm Foo,
the Editor OF Tie chinese AmcricIH, To II Lee. aud
other Cinnamon more or less famous had mysic.
rl1usly disappeared from Chinatown. H. Mott,
Mulberry and Pcl SITS At Tom Lees cigar store
No. hottest, a spuuX-hke sentinel stood guard
last night and 10 "A TRIBUNE reporters inquiries
regarding the eX-dcguty sheriff, ne SAID " Tom
Lee? Him gone walkcc. HIM walkcc way mornin.
Him comee backce night. Him see morrow linn
ali light wat inferred from this that Tom Lee
WAS all right.
One afler another "A dozen different China
men were spoken 10 concerning the matter; some
shrugged their shoulders, others SAID, We no
know, 20 Tom Lee and others passed silently on.
A group of small boys near Tom Lees place were
interrogated and the spokesman SAID: 80 Tom Lee
vas around here TODAY, and hell be around here
tomorrow, and don't You forget VI Tom orrow :
a big gambling day and bell rake IN 500 al least
The same lad said that lie saw Wong Chm Foo
few DAYS ago. "You can't tell where he is" said
the urcLin, for he's ike iees-hr comes and goes
thout notice. He's all right, though, that niue
fellow that cocks his hat up, and you can cdclate
nm IT.
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THE Suicide or DAVID RISBET
HIS FRIENDS UNABLE TO ACCOUNT SATISFACTORILY
FOR THE ACT.

HIS FRIENDS UNABLE TO ACCOUNT SATISFACTORILY
FOR THE ACT
The'bndy of David II. Rlsbey, the young man
who committed suicide on Friday evening IN Johnsons
Hotel nj Ninetieth It. and Fifh-aye. taken from
the Presbyterian Hospital yesterday afternoon To us
p,rept,' home, No. pa East Oue-hunured-aud-
twrlgt-gt George Rshcy the brother OF the dead man.
could give no explanation OF the suicide. He regretted
fine pubucty which had been given to the letters w!tieu
NV INF, brother on his shirt just before his DEATH mas
p,uch as they contained references to young woman
lie did not believe that disappointment IN love could
he assigned as tho OF the dead mans act nor was
his brother impclled to kill himself by any hanciM EN-
h,rr,.,u,eut The most natural that he
WAS suffering from an attack OF dependency ana III
this state had committed the deed.
Miss Emma Lawyer, the young woman referred 10 IN
the notes which Rlsbey left is teacher an Grammar
sI,ooI Ma "a in East Forty-sxth-st She did not know
S Risney's death until she read OF II In the morning
1apcrs she SAYS he visited her last Tuesday even
iut after an absence Of eight months cue uds AhO va
hiT,, about N year and half On Tuesday evening ne
appeared In good spirits and toli hsr ne was
She Imagined he was testing and I'm goOdnaured man
ner 80 Informed him They have always ueen gooI
friends She had endeaVored during ther acquaIh
IN impress upon him. firmly but kindly the lmpOssi-
ity of their ever assuming other relations IMAM lrleus
she knew he was dssipated, but considered MN hco
RIs6ey was was twenty-seyen years old and bad
always been bOokkeeper lie hHu eeeh employ Gu en
odd times in the Pension Bureau. He had twice Deeh
an inmate OF the Emira keformatory In when nc was
placed at the request OF ms family 70 % cuT S
enness When the officials came TO get nun the secT
time he shot the officer and sthen himself HIS mother
denied that he had ever attempted suicide Dy nag B
nudanu,n. In 1878 he compelled Miss JESSIE iuIt ~
marry hm Taking from his picket he lorced nSr
TO 20 TO minister's house where lhey were married.
Jerke called at the hospital yesterday morning ana SAID
that death had been caused by morphine ana gave
permit for burial The funeral VIII take place on Aues
1 dav afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14
COMMISSIONER SHEARMAN DISMISSED.

Mayor Edison yesterday sent n letter 10 William
F. ShcaIman removing hIm from his position as
Commissioner of Accounts. The Mayor SAID that IT
wasaways matter OF regret to him 10 perform an
UNPLEASANT duty, but IN this instance he had no
other course 40 pursue and Commissioner Shearman
coud consider that his official duties ended yeSter-
day. The Mayor addedtha lie had no personal ILL
feeling toward the dismissed official
Controller Grant yesterday received a commune
cation from David T. johnson, declining 10 send III
his rcsignatIon as assistant stock and bond clerk
Johnson demands an opportunity to be heard, and
nrofesSeg his ability 70 show that he was not guilty
of negligence in failing to prevent or sooner dis
cover The Carroll coupon frauds. The hearing IN
the case of Auditor Jackson and Mr.. johnson Will
he set for an early day tins week
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NOT LOTTPS PERSECUTOR.

10 he Ed itOr Of the TrtbHHs
SIR: In your issue of tins morning you print
a dispatch from Philadelphia stating that Bolton Hume.
crank" or fraud" is following au troubling Lolita"
IN Europe and that he claims be husband A ono
Of his oldest friends wsh tO state through your columns
that the Mr. Hume referred has been de3C for
years. and that he Of the nes fellows that
II was ever my pleasure RuOw-haudsOUle and genital,
ever ready to help friend IN distress Il altogether
unlikely that h, would ever have cWsed annoyance TO
10Y one especially TO whom know ne always
much attached. Yours truly, JANE, r. SHIRLEY.
Netc- York, Oct. =, lSs3
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DEMANDING CASH FOR SCRIP.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3.-The Reading Rail
road Company to-day m4do the final payment Of 500,
coo for the purchase OF the gauge railroad 20
Atlantic CITY. Ten thousand dollars paid at the
uue OF the sale. From this money must be paid all
that frat liens and are specified In the order
OF the decree OF SALE and after these the other bond
holders uru rata Wucn the narrow gauge railroad was
built the aborrrs received part OF ther wages In scrip
OF tue company. TGis scrip was given 60 sOrekerperS
and the TAT now aim tnHt the Reading Road should
redeem IT, and the probable result will De a lawsuit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14
FEATURES OF THE INSTITUTE FAIR.

The American Institute Far last night despite
the bad weather that prevailed, was crowded with
visitors The exhibits III the vaned classes are
now all in their places aud an interesting aud III
stTuctiye exhibition is the result The machinery
department. which IS always an attractive feature
of all Institute fairs is tins year better furnished
than ever with novelties that are more practical
and less complicated III their details than usual
Here are to he seen new gas motors, steam engines
pumps gearing beautifully balanced fly wheels.
machinery for simplifying labor IN mills, planning
and saving machines, ana contrvances for WORKING
in metals The greatest novelty, perhaps, Is a
device for nsuring the safety of elevators. lie Is
entirely automatic in its WORKING andls IN cOustant
view of the conductor and passengers. 1t also
regulates the speed at which the elevator descendS
Furniture is shown IN many new designs including
a portable cabinet IN the shape OF wardrobe,
containing bath-tub marble w3shbOwl, tank, ana
boiler heated by gas or kerosene oil. Some new
effects in the way of obtaining peIfuneTy, essential
oils etc, by Installation direct from the flowers
and leaves of plants, are exhibited. Tho model OF
the new steamship America, building at Glasgow
for the National Line, which added TO the ialr
Yesterday, proved an attractive feature, dTa"lHg
crowds OF gazers. Every detail Is perfect, even TO
the boats hanging al the dayIts.
Conterno's Old Guard and Ninth Regiment Band
has been increased to thlTty-twO pieces, and It's
rendering for the first time last night OF the
fantasia . Rail Road composed by the leader was
o. naFlxed
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CHIEF JUSTICE 1ANEpS DAUGHTERS
be Elliot of The rrtbume.

To the Edftor Of The Trtbuhe.
SIR: The " Broadway Note book III speak
ing OF fancy and James Buchanan says: Bolh are
rnovea men Tauey left daughters VINO found no hus-
bands Buchanan had wife" As for tho T"ney7'
Mrs. T. was Protestant and he Catholic ana tue
usual arrangement girls to be brought up ID
the motaers fath aud boys In the fathers resulted
TINS: All we're daughters, sons; they all ATTENDED,
Ina,s family ,yrr, yer, popular In society one mar
pisI Nasou GlmpUeli "A prominent lawyer here whose
aaugntec InarrIsl .ne Rev hr strYAeI " a oIhHON'
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THE sWIyDLIyG OF MR.. HUGHES.

There is blooG in Mike" Cleary's eye and a war
cloud movers over the puglstic world. Alderman
while he still remains III ignorance of the pOssessor
of his SIS 600 All of the persons Interested, when
asked about the SO, 900, wink their eyes sugges
lively and i'm an unGeIbreath say: "Wat until
Tuesday, when the whole story will be told,
Mike Cleary said yesterday that "Jem" Mace
was laboring under deluslon II he denied having
received the SO 600 and Mace declared: "Ineyer
received a cent OF the money" " If the IiaIderman
don't look hsut ee will ave a lawsuit SUIT on Is
shoulders" Said Montague. Mace suggested that
he might get two years imprisonment for aiding
and abetting prize lighting. o.
Harry Hill said subsequently that the affair
was concocted by Cleary. Draper aud Bennett TO
swindle Hughes. - He has pettcd and Hat
tered by men and women at Clcary'5' he SAID,
until thew have robbed him and played HIM for
Ali ne il worth This idea OF arranging match be-
tween Mace and Sullivan was only blind 10 IN
duce Hughes 10 make heavy deposit"
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FOREIGN STEANERS DIE AT THIS POET.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10.
SHIPPING WITS.


n W%rra .S er Ba Bs@sn 2G ana 9Oahamp
steamer Chateau La1e I'M, Jogpei,, Bordeaux octl,
with misc and passengers 20 Punch i1igc 3 Go. , -
Lucia % Martinique Oct and Dominica 3, with ldsc aud
Steiner kyia span Moran ANY Cages sept 81 Kingston
Oct and Port Antonio with mdse and passengers to Pn'
steamer Alamo. Bolger Galveston oc, and Key to.
steamer Delaware, Wmett Charleston days, with mlse
Richmond Vincent West Point, Va, with mlse and
Steamer Sidoan (BrJ Sptai Boston, ballast Hcnder.
Bark Alpha GER Norlt Bordeaux 80 days, mise
Washington Merton; vessel TO Euhc! Edye q Co ,,
BARK Harold lof Halifax Tower Bristol 90 days In ballast
Big varuna of Liverpool Nsl Wolfe, It Johns. pr, q
ia $ Par i9Tal 1 co '''' 10 ''SN '''' ''''
sUYsET-wpd At sandy Hook, calm; dense ios At city
CLEARED.
steamer Germanic lBr, Kennedy Liverpool via Queens
steamer spain iGr, Williams, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Tycbo Brahe CBr, Gregory Liyerpool-Busk Sc
steamer Romano OBJ Mitchell Iull-Saudorson & son
steamer AnChOua lBrl Hedderwick, GasgoD-Henderson
steamer Burgunda lFD Dulac, Genoa and Narseil!es-
steamer Silesa lGer) Brarends Observation-Disclosures co.
HaUsburg (Ger Helmers Bremen VIA southanp-
steamer BcIgenlsnd CBeg) stokes AutwerpPecr Wright
steamer Niagara Baker U1vaua-Jas = Ward & Co.
steamer Guadalupe, Nckerson, Galveston via Key West
steamer GhSmette Reed New.oreans- Bogert Morgan.
steamer Nacoocher Kcmpton, SayauuahHeny Ionge Jr.
city Atlanta, Loth"OO'l IhhiestOi-' "
steamer Benefacor, Trbou, wilmington, Ncwm Clyde
steamer Old Dominion Walker Norfolk, CITY Point and
| Rchmond-Old Dominion - ca. a.
GuyandOtte, Kelley, Newport News anu "esJ
Point, Va-Old Dominion IS Co.
{ knight, Chichester Georgetown, DC, anu
Alexandria, Na-ThOs w Wishtman.
steamer 0etoraLa, Reynolds, BaiumoFeFJ 5 KreIs.
! Steamer whitney. Hallett, BOstOn-H DlmOck.
Ship CarOndt let, StctsOn, Yokohama AetCall q o.
SHIP Rhine lHrl, Bulley Amstertsm-snOT & Burgess.
| Bark Helene GEN RhOlemann BTemcn-J A Paul.
Bark Der Word Ger, Wagner, Cork for orirrsC Tobias
Bark Walter Massey Hanson Dunkirk Fr-Boyd 81
Bark Daring Slower. Matauzas-Miler & HuugAton.
Park learns (iOrnley Windsor N~-t W 81
BaTk Idaho Richardson, GuqnIanlnlo-Waydrl & CO.
Brig Harriet G, STANLEY, Neuyltas -MOsle Bros.
SAILED.
steamers Saer Bremen City OF san Antonio Fernan.
""' MISCELLANEOUS.
steamer De BC Brareus from Antwerp for New
| YORK has put into Falmouth with her pumps broken
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN oct l3-Arrived steamer Ohio, Morrison,
from Philadelphia Oct3 ON her way 10 Liverpool laud pro-
WITFrFoRp oct l3-ArrlveI, steamer r Matthews OBJ,
Milne from Baltimore sept p. ,,
I2-air, steamer WCstphaha GER, LudWlg,
| from HAMBURG hence for Nvw.NOrk.
l3l-~aed steamer 81 German III, Bonn,au, Tor New
York. -....-.-.r,.., s.,to.
COPENHAGN oct l2Arryed steamer Gelser tDanl Scher'
ASWEPr oct IS-~alle steamer NederlaRd Bg), Ceber-
Wtg, for NrW.NOrK.
llg from NcW-lOrk sept %. ,.,..,.
PttEESo 10 oct I2Saed, steamer Trinacra Br hteh-
en-, Ncw-NOrk.
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim ArGuc HOtci-Blron Schaciinr Aus
t1la Munster e. Washington: 'ou-rr--iutn W. -
Ng-#puru. OF MIuucaOIa: ext Congressman tr"iRr e.
HazrItou. uf Wisconsin, ana ,A-Go' grunr h"nrI 10"
,,rt Of Rhode Island. ST. james sI-LN-tuYeTu"r
Iu"tu. obius, ami David G.. Robin son. uf Emira....
fiJsuurI, Ho,-JuIgr ". >. Wallace, 81 syracuse ,-,
Jr,y,u Jf,s-A ''uFury General Leslie ". Euss"l, ~
AInagy And Patrick H. CoWcu, OF Saratoga. Hg1-
5,gg B,U,,-Cuarlr- W NcCuur 90 Buiu ...-.. Groud
-E.-.up IIugu Miller Thompson 81 NI--.s-I ppl...
Tlt.rr 10 ,1-g commander George Dewey, L. - .....
,yay9 LDsI-T o.. E4rA-'uu', of thira -u-.... hTn1d
C,IJui IIpfri-Jauc- VI. A-ilrE, Oh OAo.....-- isyI
Jyyugs-ti .,cu T.. laIu, OF limos.
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by Emanuel Soulier in payment of water rates.
One check for 500 90 was paid In April, 1882, and
another for SIS 80 in November, 1882. Bellows
went to the District>Attorney's Iofice yesterday,
and said that he had heard OF the indictments
against him and wished to surrender himself He
was arraigned before Recorder Smyth and pleaded
not guilty. with leave to withdraw the plea by
October Is. Christopher Y. Wemple, of No 10
WOrth-st, who was the bondsman for Bellows on
the former indictments, gave bail for him again in
the sum of 81, 500 on each Indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14
HERALDSn At ONE CENT EACH.

A member of the Newsdealers' Association
told TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that some OF the reg
Mar dealers now obtain few HeradS they want at =
cents COPY notwithstanding that The Herald has de-
eared that It will sell It's papers to the uewsdealers
t less than % cents per copy. He explained that 1t
was done in this way: The Herald supplies It's special
arms of uewsboys with Herais a cent each, and to
stimulate them TO greater display OF zeal ON ITS behalf
of,r, a reward of $40 TO the boy who sells the most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14

to live with his brother James L. Ward. At Va. 1877
East Seventy frst-st., where he had room on NE
third floor At 5:i5 a. III. yesterday the dead uO"y
of Isaac Ward was found on the pavement IN fr"n'
of the house, and an Investigation made II certain
that he had been killed by fall from In" window
Some of his relatives believed that the ial was a'
cidenta but there was more cause t. bcieVc tH't
Mr.. Ward jumped ont OF the window IN sudden
fit of delITium. His relatives had been ialNlh@
about sending him 10 an insane asvlnm III NaH'dI1
chusetts and ne NAV have become acquainted
with their nnna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14
A Possibility OF ALOCKOUE.

There is possibility that the trouble between
the cigar manufacturers and their employees on
account of the tenement-houBe cigar bill may result
in general lock-Ou; by the hrHls who were engaged
was held Yesterday afternoon at NJ Office Of Morris
+. WISE No Is exchange Place, TO consider what
was 10 be done unGer tue circumstances. The
coDstitutionaIiV OF the bill will he contested.
There Is no change in the strike OF the hands en-
plOyed by JOsephs a. Co.
The strike of tie sIlk-wuaycrs continues. The
men employed in Hayes's factory West Thirty
secOnd-st had conference with the firm yesterday
ana while no promises w,Tc made, II h considered
certain that the demands will be granted on Mon
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14
PLANS OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
PROPOSED LINE OF STEAMERS AND CONTROL OF
TUr WEST SHORE

HE WEST SHORE.
CHICAGO, Oct. ia statement is published
here that President Willard. OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad. has practically arranged ior tue construction
OF q number o. steamers OF unusually heavy tonnage
and speed TO operate in connection with the NorCh
ern Pacific superior city and Duluth TO Buffalo, and
by this means the cost Of transportation ~
grain from the line ~ that road by way Of Chicago and
thence East II - also asserted that Willard inter
at has been quietly obtaining control ~ the NewNOrk
Wc-, SGJre and Buffalo road, thus giving, during the
season Of navigation, through freight ule from the
p4uiHc coast To the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14

Hrads Many Of the boys intent winning this
prize that TO increase their sales they sacce onehaf
cent profit each paper by selling them to the regular
newsdeAers 1Io cents copy. The latter think they
rather get the Of The Herald by this
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ROY THOUGHT TO BE KIDNAPPED.

Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, of No. 20S East Flfty-ninth-
al went 70 Police Headquarters yesterday and
ageeJ ibg Superintendent 10 search Tor ler nephew,
linn DaIv. age twelve, who had been IN her care
since his mother died several years ago She thought
fnat the boy had been Kidnapped OY James Daily
LIS uncle who IIyes 10 Scranton, Penn, and Is we'll
- A s,u of James DAILY came 10 the city yesteT-
dIv and asked JOhn 10 take wax III central
park and neither has been seen since OY Mfs NC
t,atII,v Mrs. McCarthys husband. who lsa abOrer,
LII his work and started for Scranton yesterday 10
Gsmaud I'm expiauatiOu from James DAILY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14
ppoRARLE CAsE on sUlCIDN.

Isaac Ward, a retired Brooklyn merchant age
GfrV-efQht recently exhibited symptoms OF lhs"hil
aud ms relatives thought 10 prudent To Keep coay
vyatrh unou nlm las reason, 10 was thought hdd
49,. imnaired by a long illness. lie was induced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14

Church. Mrs. Stevenson IL still living widow. How
many married do not know; some know died early.
Baltimore, Nd, Oct 8, 1888. NJ
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FREIGHT SHIPMENTS FROM THE WEST
CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE following Is a COM
pdra;iye statement OF all shipments Of freight.
boh through and local, east from Chicago Tor the week
en- ing October 10:
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MARINE INTELL[G HYCE
NLINTNTrRE ALMANAC.

sun rises 6ll 52l Moon SITS 40I Moons lis -
fGE wNr.X rt-DNT
A.H-Sandy Hook 542Gov Island 6:l2 uel Gate, sol
PA.-sandy Hook COZ Gov Island G'J3 Hell Gate, ss2S
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MORE INDICrMGNrS AGALNsr RELLONS

MORE INDICTMENTS AGAINST BELLOWS
=, Two additional indictments nave been found by
tbe Grand Jury against Ira Z. Bellows, the former
SeEG IN the Water Registers Bureau, WHO says that
nc came from Dakota 10 meet Che charges against
MN The indictments charge emb. zzlemcnt aud
kkand larceny IA taking and retaining checks given
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baltimore and Ohio
chicago and Atlantic .
Chicago and Grand
ITuuk..-.........--..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14

JUSTICE GAEDNIR FIFCUA"ING PKDPIJTl.
A contract was T-CUT.!rd 90 tuc RegIstcGs Ulfc
Yesterday by winch Police justice IiugI GaIduc
has agreed 10 pUrcIIs" the premises No. 400 Ncs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14

The police made 90 arrests last week.
The First Independent Catholic Church of Brook
Iyn has been incorporated by Edmond n. W tlsh-
Joan Campbell ana kOJvrt Greer and the articles
were filed Ia the County Clerks Office Yesterday.
Wilemlna Holzherr. child one year old. fell