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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
otricE az ,"NrrLoLLkg OF THE

VFFItE VF I
tt.kENtN.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2Ith. 1885 J
WHEREAS, by satisfactory .vid, nee prrsen ed
w 10 the undcrsigLcd 1t has been made to appear
that The tieeman's National BaLk OF Augusta,
IN the City of Augusta, in the County Of hcnuebec,
and state of Maine. las complied with all the pro-
visions of the "Aci of ongress to enable National
Banking Associations nd their corpo' ate, Nis-
ence and Tor oth.r pun pose approve July Il. 49,
NOW 1HtREFORt I, John Jay knoN, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby ce' THY that
The Freeman's National Bank of Angus a" IN the
WY Of Augustx. in the County of kennebec and
State of saine is authorized 10 have succession OF
'he period specified in its amended articles of asso
lqO9
In testimony whereof witness my hand aid Seal
"' once this 9Th day of February, 1883.
49, JOHN JAY kNON,
seal Comptroller OF the Curr ncy.
-, No. iOS ieb26fs0d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-21

Houghton, Mifflin i Co.. have published
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to the Longfellow and Emerson Birthday
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ranked with those. 1t is an interesting re-
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years pass by. Horace North will supply all
demands for il,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-21

IS the only Iron preparation ,hat
does not color the teeth. and will nj
cause headache or constipation, -
other Iron preparations viii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-21
Weekly Kennebec Journal,

Published every Wednesday morning, ,Is one of the
largest quart papers in the State, containing
political artc es, agricultural and scientific matter,
izes poetry, nccdotes, household matter, markets,
&C., &c.
Terms, 81 per annun in adrance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-21
Advertising Agents.
FOR THE
Kennebec journal.
Daily AND WEEKLY.

The following Advertising Agents are authorized
10 receive subscriptions and advertisements for tho
KENsEBEC JOURNAL:
tOST0N =: PETTkNoILL Co. 10 State
Street.
5. X. NILES, No. 256 Washing
ton st.
&C. EVANS, fremont Temple.
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Spruce Street.
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PHILADELPHIA N. W. AVER SON, Times Bid z,
Chestnut and 9Th streets.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-21

willcure dyspepsia. heartburn. mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
GREAT GATHERINGS AT GLEN ISLAND.

MODEL BEHAVIOR or THE CsowD-BAsuFUL AMI
MAILS IN THE MENAGERIE
There seems small prospect OF the enlarged
accommodation provided st Glen Island this summer
being wasted. for each successive Sunday the
crowd of visitors is larger than the
corresponding Sundays Of preceding seasons
In spite of the cooness OF tae morning In tho
city Yesterday there 1000 visitors the Island.
The early boaIs comparatively empty, bnt those
that left the city after midday were crowded Before
they came TO rBirtythrd street Ferry they were up
nareptly full and 1t looked II only coaJurng feat
utte short OF "A miracle could make on board Tor
tine dene masses OF people that stood packed together
under the awning az laadingsage and struggled in
groups of two and tire, away up tine street But some
how they all managed TO got on board, aud TO shake
down into comparative comfort when there. Then
"A the boats dIsgorgel their loads at tae
leland the same putliug-a-qrartinto-api nt-pot
trek was repeated All the seats to the Club House
were already u aud occupants sac and gasped at
the endless streams Of people pouring from the pier
In the Club House dinlng-rooms and ut the clambake
nearly 4Of meals sold during the day, aud the
musicians IN Little Germany played 10 packed houses
The day WIS scarcely hot enough 10 tempt
large numbers OF Dathers into the water, Dut they
were sufficiently numerous To keep large crowi ON the
beach an day looking at them. Among thsn, OF
course was the perennial little boy WHO makes snch
a rsr wa"s to duck him. 20 give che spectator
sonnet ing To laugh at. All along the walks, whiea are
gers was passing; rowboats wera Ia great
reslIIes aad underneath the bridge swimmer con-
sented play fool for tue better part of the after
noon tho apeeta overhead The partcfTes
were Gorgeous with scarot guraniuns aud Dightieayeu
be gonas, and very small child was captured
BY very big policeman anu tlreatened win the utmost
errrs tbs law for eun0usly picking very wl!hered
blossom II took enofmoIs amount OF squeallng on
his Dart. AMI sna quantity VI rearu mieruf ss0n
on part his parents and sisters and cousins and
aunts 10 monfy the constable. Tho animals In the
menagcre UNANIMOUS IN declaring that IL Iniao
them ieel quito nervous being stared al
IN aIal
pretended TO be bashu and tucked their heada l1cr
tncfr winga peoosk spent tho ~Lole dxy In rtng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
THE MISSISSIPPI FILLING.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The river continues to
fall steady rats OF about six TO eight inches per day
The decline to-day ak inches. The wafer reced-
Ing from the river side and nearly all Of the
tor OF the eyee IL now visible and business in stores and
shops In resumed In East ~. Louis. Brooklyn and
Venice aud more land appears daily aud water
out on tile bottoms draining OF corresponding with
the decline the river 1t will be days yet before
the river returns to It's natural banks, but meanwhile
oeople are taking cheerful OF the situation aud
preparing for the resumption of business labor. The
railroad companies are actively engaged putting their
yala ana side tracks order. II Will only be few days
before the freight traffic will proceed uninterruptedly
Relief commit ,lss are doing all they can with their
lmled ,nrans TO aid distressed families but thsy need
money and provisions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
uUSiC AND The DRAA1.
,r,rr wORCESTER r"STIvAL.

THE WORCESTER r"sTIvAl.
Tho particnlars, 40 far al teunined, OF tne
.o.s,oe annual Music Fessiya. al Worcester h''ss
are "a follows: -, sop,e,u.
nm, ,s,,val viii begin on Tuesday afternoon eep'o'
- o., vim, ,sieula's FESTIVAL Overture loi""Su
1r,,,,,. & Cecilia siass IN the eye'ies
err. usudsas "L'Allcgror will be gwen On 49,.
sax ,st.rn,,en the Song OF the vkings oy ranni
auda barcaroe for female voices. by J"nan,,ee o.
g. s, av.,sn, F,er,,oz,s sLa Damnation de fahse y"
,r...sdav atter,oon septe nber 27 Max BraeT ni4e
.aor,s .Fair Ellen" will be sung, anu III 'Ho
evening the prayer and finale rom 'Hs n''
oot ~ .Lobepgrin" On Friday Afternoon DOW
,.o,a,,s Ninth SYMPHONY. and IL the evening '@p or,
.~ ;, Tpsss ara the WORKS in which the chorus WI,
'.-,.o.,a into ali the concerts excepting NOSE "a
&.sluesday and FfBdsy eNShuES'
tiars be iDtrosteed Tzur
with 500 artls+~ have been drhhlteiY ts,i-
,if Nine Minnie II. been eneaeeo ioI ~. wv
Usrio and for miseSi JUS wnrk, lncluulnk ~.
:. Icl,euriiuo music, i-ehiug 1T nf'' "PR t,is
.,ea ater hee resIfrn nom Europe a. .,n@
AM 70 MiIa isi,fera Msrtinez VIII sing
lss; he n, tie DapnatioB OF fanst ana Mss iupo
s,snn bas been engaged FOR the Ninth Syiopn' u
H. WAGNER mrsic aad mis- elnrons selecuoiie. - I,
Ines JSrian will sing Fdsr aud MI tiaNz hea 81
,s in ti.r BeriiJz war; and Will appt
aneops selee ions. MIR Jordan VIII pf"ptoH
~ tl,e :, or part ia flie s. Cectia Mass. "a
Teeoraf,us are p ding with many DINER WA ahv
rms,,ral artists OF consequence, the parueiuas ~
~. ,s,,en eompeted will appear in f1iE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR SORGHUM.

the Edttor Of Ths TrtbHne
SIR The TRIBUNE of to-day contains an
editorial article report OF the National Academy
know that you do counenance aet Of injustice
toward any one and therefore desre respectfully TO
call your attention of several inaccuracies The
editorial SAYS at should not be forgotten that the
Senate appropriated $4,000 to the caemlst OF the
Department; for the special purpose have before
me the laws certified from the State Department,
AID quote them follows: Last year, tor exper
imens III the Of sugar beets and other sugar
urodueiug plants $25 600" THIS coming year, tor
chemicals apparatus for the OF the chemist al d
,lcrOsoopst aud necessary expenses III condnc
ex ,ermeutA including p In the manuiHetnfc
of sugar from sorghum AMI other vegethble piants
$1,000" You SIC how unjust such Statement, as
me EDITORIAL contains L. There other MISTAKES bat
LEI them 20 Us otne. 4st1cs equally unjust Lave zone
Very respectfully.
Washington, d. O., June 20. 1888. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
TIRE DAccALAUREATE AT WILKINS

WrLLrAMsTowS, Mass, July L-rl 's.'i'i
carter nreaease the baccalaureate rnoh a. "n'i"
~ ~, To- taxing or his text For be endured -
- tI,,, who ia invisible, Hebrews XII q.
The words of the the preacher said applied u quo
great deiyerer Moses, and ne remarked " .hof' =
rue of the history Of tails college, 1t Is tnat 10
founders it's teachers and many OF lis sridua %
endured as Moses endured seeing Linn "no 70 nv
II there be anytnin wlica tnis coi.sso =, ,,s
-. .. o,r.sa pnon ever one of its sons, IL - US
rut nas In rennocatlon Of ssI ior
m :. ~ yvit Cod the promise OF the most Aero's
aoS,tayce IN the service OF God, ana the Ger. "
createst and most permanent rtsuits u o"' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02

DiEA
o,,.xr IN, so,,r,av June 30 1889, Joseph Holland
In 10Th Ot IA a9e ..a,.., A. .,,.,i ma
respectfully ihNteu 70 a.sra ,s
frn,u n rast icth ~
Iuiv 8 az 500 thence 10 the ShuieA OF ~ fAA
ciS xavier, West 18TH ST.
Iuterlnent 10 calvary Caheeery
KrppAt westsheste- on sunday July lssS; hue'e''~
,yidnS of tho lac Harvey kidt aged IS years a..
The rrayes anG ffiea Il OF Ihs itnilY are
ytr 10 lttenl ner Iuytfai fron Aerial; res 49,, -'
Win .aDrixs TUESDAY. MY s. Al 1850 10 a p ~ .,
carrisxesiu aiflns WiiiaSsb fdss .,aeioh u e
Of rls l2:;O uaio from Grand Cei,rA Dceos. -.
,fopis-atner aeo resiiclc. Bioomieid " j. rue Sy
Ia q Emna vile oil Augustus r. motifs 'u 'n' '''a
% ,...s.a., Rlo, odsiA
Funeral VIII ne heiu ~ eho n'"''"''
n g. Tuesday. Juiy s. .Sb p. IN 80. Oh. ar,v,i a; IN,
,r tTon BarcIay aud Christopher SIS, New forA'
VIA D.. L. and W. klt
PhllAdel phss papers please copy ,,,,, - ,,o,...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daitnter Oh 'ho 'a'' "N ~'
IN f7th yeag VI her igr - r, ,.,a an. veauext a
40 IN, ID te unsrsi services from ler tse fe'i''s'' :"
lin ave. ON tues lay, the 81 INST, al @0eocA.
sTEvAR T-Oa sunday. July 1, 1855 Ihom's j. s''"1i"
in the 1.sl 20 10 "A, 1ss N, r.e1
Funeral MS itte ctsliencr. lOS h'AS O""'e'' ~
day, July $, AZ 53Va ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
snAopsls for NE past tcenht four hours,


WASHINGTON, July FL "a. m.-The disturb
ance Ia moving eastward north of the Lake region cans
lug igh south TO winds at the Lake stations and
threatening weather in the St. Lawrence Valley and
the northern portions OF the Upper Lake region.
orally fair weather prevails in all DISTRICTS with cast to
south winos IN tue Southern States and 10 west
winds IN the Northern state Cooler weather has pre-
vailed In England, the Middle States and rbe ex-
IRENE Northwest The temperature has risen slightly
IN the OHIO Mississippi ana Lower Missouri Valleys and
Lake region.
Indications FOR todau
FOR the Middle Atlantic State warmer fair weather.
SCUM 70 west wnds alri lower barometer
TOT New-England, warmer suth west winds fair
,her III lne southern portions, local rains in the
hortaern PORTIONS, lower barometer
TO. tDe lever Lake regicn, warmer south to west
villa partly ciondy weather. hight local shOwera
Eor tne Upper Lake rgzion, partly cloudy weather
sen loV"t ram, southwest TO northwest Wnds STA
IN t1e northern portions S "'o''o'ei
fW Tue Upper Mississippi and Missouri yallevs
ngnt local lsns and partly cloudy weather eouthxesf
peratufe. e"' iAi' IN ten-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
GATHERS Az LONG BEACH.
SPORTING ~ THE WHITE SAND" JOE" AND HI
WAHDg

WARDS.
IL was hardly hot enough in the city TO drive
many people 10 Long Beach yesterday. bul for
DAY thore WAS an unusually large number OF
persons who visited that delightful resort Every
thiug was in working orcoF. even the
ocean had been got INTO proper frame
~ mind and sign In the ocs OF hOtel announced
that the bathing house wa, open and tha water
warm Both Of strictly true. and
al! day numerous heads bobbed up and down In the
water 10 front the bathing houses The wind COOL
vet the water was and the bathes after leaving
the water beook themselves with all convent Mt rapidty
to tho bathing housea lowering around tho bathing
beach was zoe" "Joe" IN the Great Mogul. the
"7irand Pauandrum. with little round button on
top" OF ths bathingooach. and dripping sub
Iects obey him always without q question. lie
/. sort OF animated nfe-preseryer. and with
ma sharp eyes watches every bobbing head
and every rolling II head stays under water
LONG, Joe" Ia SWIM 10 the rescue III the ocean gets OBJ
sreper0us any particular place, "JOc" makes the
Iva her into ess troubled water.
Tie sand at Long Beacn athe finest aud htest int
agDaOe ana f1vOrite pasine with every one WHO Wis
its the place lie 81 IN IL Yesterday all along the
beach men, women and children reelined singy
ia grOups Ia the gittering wle sand and watched tho
cen dark. heayng. boundi ~ and sublime, sweeten
ing the thoughts which the bees moaning OF tile
ye gave rise 10 with occasional chocolate caramel
"a prize In every paesa6s."
Among the guests tue hotel thu following: D. f.
Vandervenler and family. Nathan Chandler and family
f. q. NieariDghans aud family 81. Louis), Mrs L. W.
Retcham ana family, g. CLARK aud family, W. II. Gar
riaop aud family j. W. Burnham aud family Mrs. j. III.
Dale tChicagoD, Mrs Josiah Jox. f. L. Underwood and
family w. 3 Taylor aud family. Rev. W W. Clark aud
wife ,R IL Fritz AchiIis and family William j. Todd;
Carl Victor George Richards G. Marie, Mrs y. Marie,
W NJ H. Moore, Wayne Griswoid, II. 9. Carroll, Will
lam c. Peli, Leroy FairchIlds, DIR. Wheelock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
TIE WAVES AT ROCKAWAY.
THEY SIGH BECAUSE DBsBRrED-ARABiAN GUM
DROPS AND GUN ARABIC.


The sad sea waves came tumblng IN and
foamng up the beach at ROckaway yesterday In long
whlie-crcsted troops. They somewhat Wild at
tune also: and anybody had asked his sister what
they saying whole day long would probably
attributed them the remark that there cheap
chowder by the lonely shore there Is big hotel where
none intrIe by tho deep sea- and music In Its roar
But the music Of questionable character as IL was
furnished by several shr Orchestras that were accom-
panied by the sound oil dancing scrapng sandy
floors The sad appearance Of the wares perhaps
from the lack of human comDanionsbip Tor the beach
was comparatively deserted throughout the day, and
only few bathers yentnrcd into the high surf. The
wind blew srong and cool from the and most OF the
1000 or 10000 people who visited the resort kept away
from the beach aud danced. drank Oeer ate chowcr
squandcred unnumbered dimes Museums. merry go
round. and fOpcOrn 4 favOrte amusement consisted
in throwing rubber balls nrgrO's head when was
thrust through a canvas iarert - three shots for
nickel the best cigar tie beach II yon hit the ngger
and 80 cents yOu hit him three times. Ihe frankness
Of a vendor who offered for safe genuine Arabian
drops tonchng for the drops actually had the Hp
prarance of heing real gum Arabic. Tho boats going
Ia the beach crowded each trip, and beer flowed
freely on hBarti. while babiss yelled dsmally by tho
hundred and partially quoted By being fed vita
other bnbies fed ON beer. Brass bands PLAYED
about the leaves beginning 10 turn TIL people wished
hat theY had turned actually aud thai tue summer days
hal gOu- taking the Danis slOns with them.
Thirteen police officers scattered over the resort
and viii he kept Tor the Tcst Of the season
police station h being built ~ SEN Side-avc. Justice
iIeslry OF lar ROckaway. Will examine persons who
arrested on the beach. hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

The Jay Rial Company, in Uncle TOMS
CABIN, may be this week. at the Windsor Theatre
1t Is announced that "Prince Methasalem -
WI bs produced at the Casino Monday evening July
Miss Kate Claxton will begin her next season
on August ~ at Newport, r I. She appears IN New
fork Ilecenber 10.
The engagement OF Mr. G. B. Bisaop at
Hayefys Theatre. Fonrseenfhst will end at an early
dats as the theatre Ia be altered aad improved for
ha1i season. ~ '''
MrFrank Lincoln, described az Athe Aperica
HuInoris" has recently been giving entertainments IN
LONDON and he spoken "a the worthy snceess or
TO Artsmus Ward. On a late occasion at Marborooab
oons Mr. Lincoln had the valuable assistance Of Miss
Mr. FREDERICK Burgess, manager of the Moore
ana Burgess Minstres in London, has Just been married
" Mss h"en Meyr'cx' au esteemed actress The many
Trends o. MT Borgess. VIII readily imagine that Burgess
Hail. f1nchiy Is now the OF great reio,ctng
The late Arthur Sxstehley (George Rose,
aud the lase Arthur Mathson buried at
Cemetery. where also rest Adelaide Nelson and Harry
Beckett ana where, among o. her noa.d osava. -, -,
OF Lady Morgan " the Wild Irish girl" - - '""'
Mr.. Barry Sullivan, the eminent trapedian
will preside over the members Of the Savage Chm. At
the entertainment to be given by that club On Juy II
az the Albert Hail. London, in honor Of the Prince Of
paint and feathers"
Mr. s. F. Rowe has just finished a sketch,nQ
TOUR On the banks of tbs MISUNDERSTANDING Antwerp
IN MT. kowes new play to be produced at Drury
,ane: the author will American character
,lf,h iexss Tue scene OF the piece Is Egypt aud
'Ae period 10 the reign OF Aiahi Paeha.
Alice Dunning Lingard, as Camille, was
much admired by wilius Collins "The aeatn 40, - no
".'es was allowed to be far too long. Bur- as to her
aehs IA the third act whom the father entreats ner To
In W os son, etc. have nothing since Descl6e
40 <sis o.. ;" rue ~ Passionate 50 various aud
~ -'y uscipilned m tIe matter Of art
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
TRANSATLANTIC rRAVELLERs.

Inc innan Line steamer City of Berlin
yesterday from Liverpool. bringing among her
~ s.E ana Mrs. r. wDiis the Rev. n. H. walsh
r. csnooy. tue Rev. W. j. GAVIN caotain I w n
On ~ d. Gillette, George W. BuIca, Mr. anaMrs
-, !" eheiion Mr.. and Mls. l. ". Rough, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Da,nbnssp. ''''
passengers arriving By the steamer Nevada. OF the
w~on Lne included Professor J. Taylor. O. r. whitney
,ea'd sanes A. Andersnn and L. r. Christensen. The
I!avans YaaIa Drought among her passengers frog,
Strs nv yssSnny M sad Mrs JesS r. Yergez Mr. nnd
y usco SIsllI ~e ~A"io'' sose ruaal aiii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02

MISUNDERSTANDING rhirsiay yune y, nv
~ o. of fs- ards parents. 4a3 ives, -.iss "
the rrrrr D. D. south Reformed Churcy.
Nv T'an A BillingSisy TO Sss Lucie A, Smith "A"s
~ a1 ~ ma r. Hsnford sIitb all % tels CITY.
,,annrTr coRNWELT-on Wednosfss: June 20 ~
., sburcS Manhasset L. l., by The ke, shnios 10
Sa,shod no art l. M0rel OF sannar " ., 20 pa,nr
~ Ssn.er OF DANIEL Cornweil esd OF Sahas rum"
ny 49,.
"st tSe re,,ten bride parents 50 weN oos
s,ry,rk Cltg. rev. Dr. Isyor, Sehis. =
ss,gntsr OF Coe Adams esq, 60 Leanier "~'eED"J' VI
Brooklyn.
All notices of marriages must be indorsea 9'M ia"
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
sEcRETARY FOLGgR .RETIcENE

Secretary Folger is STAYING at the Holman HOUSE
u eos asted Yesterday by reporter OF me faiD'
ryE what ac1or lie proposed to take win references
70 the ,rade-iollar question now oil 50 muen in'er-
sst 10 the business community. tia s,b.
CD. ~ s not examined the statutes on the SUD
lon, y he reolIed. and therefore cannot say wna'
will be done" III, ,.s;sto,t. Treasurer Ac-
20, concerning the matter !" s,rs,er
y" u. asail ses Mr. Acton Tomorrow, on, iur,nyys
,ha tins nre ter not To say anything at present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
4 COLLECIOR RESIGNS.

LEXINGTON, KY, July Ia. u. Swops'
collector OF Internal Revenue of the new With DiSrOs
srut in his resignation today. Mach surprise % va
nressed here al his One faction oil tHe ier"
can. have made war him, and the slse 'e' -
- sd aassed resolutions looking to an inyesiigason.
iar-e n,sioity of the Republicans thious oyI ss
Sac indorsc him. Many THINK taat sMops ~" ,, y
s,,noint sd rs he is ireEd or Commissioner " ANS
a pppoane Evans and aisp Of the a'nl'n stiasieh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02

conceal the fact that thers feather missing from
his TAIL aud he cranes danced prep0s.erJus aarabauds
to auothereliasseng. pifonet ting and SETTING t9
partnefsin most approved fashion Everybody lnasec
was on his best behavior aad Throughout tho day per-
feet order prevailed among the crowds so that when the
last boat left at $50 u wilh some LOO persons on
board there had been the shallow OF an acoident OF
disturbance OF any kind TO mar the days cidoymeil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02

ism Inst &, IL and given to our wary ana
lar PRESTIGE mas oce ~ n on Of ButerphobIst iony.
S Ta~sver i ose the sIscs obe %
iss than nrysr The f,H,Sts n ,sns per in disguise
. e ay the nowus awass oTe
InnS ~ ,no en- cor,,oi eouisels Ike tnos"
fhoso who one, ~ can console itself, az ine
gnetes la iee will s.os reflection that ulpe WIN
Drarc~ ln,s T. on ts ss!e Butler was eecled III
tests NJ an p fle,s,fobists HIS one chance LOT TO
lssz. y ISss DEPENDS the ascendaDcy Oh b"''er
.ssi.isf ennnsnls. in tir Republican, party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02

slight The temperature ranged between $50 and so''
the average te6Ss0I 50 lower than on the CORE
spending day last year 40 lower than on saturday
Clear and fair weather with higher Temperatures may
be expected to-day ia this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
SAVED FROM RUIN.

Several hundreds of letters have been pup"
Isbed in Pamphlet form maer'the above utle py 'no
Marvin Safe Company OF S sw,YSsx wsre saved iron
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