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FRNESTU q. FABBRI.

Ernesto G. Fabbri, a well-known merchant
died suddenly yesterday at Lake Mabopae lie was
born In Florence, italy la 1880 and cano TO this city at
the age of three where his elder brother had
preceded him. He became clerk In tho fur house OF
John Randall Co.. subsequently became partner ana
then married daughter OF the senior partner Inc hri
WAS dissolved ia 1851 and Mr. Fsbbr returned TO Italy,
mud I'm Oenoa established tse firm OF Valerie FsbDrl
commission merchants. In 1868 Mr. Fabbri returned
TO this city and entered the commission house OF fabb
A. Chauncey Mt No. 4s sonth-s, OF which his brother
wa. "A partner H. 4. FabDr In 1876 joined the Danking
frm Of Drcxe, Morgan Co.. and Ernesto " tsL . or
eded his brother the head OF the commission
Mr. +ab.ri was "a director OF the Central and oonti
American Telegraph Company, the orient Mutnhl IN
snrnuce Company and the Rolling stock Company.
lie mad been for many years member OF tue Cninpes
of Commerce and OF the Maritime Association re WIS
one OF tDn most active members OF the Comnittee on
Italian Industrial Schools, and In many ways nc PC
freuded his poorer countrynen IN iccognil,or W
these services the Italian Government khghie9 nli
conlerrng upon him the orders OF the crown OF 'n.
and eta Maurice aud Lazarus He leaves a wie sho
eight children. lie wssa menber Oi tue fIo,ea.ah h
Epscopal Church OF the Holy Communion, ana WI" Pf"o
ably be buried from there.
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BARNUM-0n Nor

BARNUN-on Monday. July Rebecca Hayt wfsst IVA
ySns,s on thursday July s. at 1880 O'Clock Ia
ressnoe her father h A HAyt, AZ Patterson Ranss
Carriages the train Grand Central csps At
1880 o'clock a via Harlem fahroaL
pa lam B.. son Of walter T. Brush. :.
81 1ss f fasss q ss
Intsrinent from his residence. iOS East eistst
caIpNAN-In yneland n. j. GU June 20, Mrs ,afoine
G. chipman vile OF the I. r. chipma 81 ;Ae
soa,hport Conn aged IS years
Funeral southport his late residsnce on THns>s
aud friends are respectfully invited to attend
non Francisco for Panama Francis Dudley eass' son
DIV. IL. and 2. r. Dudley.
FABBRr-At Lake Maho2ae; on Tuesday morning July y
services At residence ami at woodia"n o'ne
terry on Thursday, July 3.
ADVERTISEMENTS July 3 Rev. John Ieonar. audsr
aged years pastor OF CARROLL PARK NJ T. Ohurch rs'~
y,ee, NJ the house as5 carrolsi Brooklyn IasseAy
RELATIVES " and friends invited
GIrFoRp-Ath his late residence. Jersey CITY Hesis IN
services sg % be held az his s7
bergen Jersey City Heights on ihosa" ''', ""s
FRIENDS are Kindly requested to sena flowers
| street Ferry run within block OF tue house.
MoNTRoss-on Monday. July. General BernaHi" n'a
ross r s bis late " " Aars
NcCoNKkY-At stamford. Conn. Monday. July ?. 1855
Hester c. Of the late Benjamin M 70 mo
a.
mineral from her late residence On Thursday jay y "
Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati papers please copy
M p,i.g az Yarmouth n S. In the 5Jth year OF hs ago
aaSa fou, st Andrews Church. stamford, thursday.
| July s. at ALSO y. m -. g.. a.. q o,.,su.x te.sv
Carriages will waiting at depot for the soeieeA 'sAs
r ,, are Kindly requested not 10 send towers
SIIIoa Monday evening. July 2. Abigail l.. Nlaow OK
John |. sill IN tie 9th year Of her age IA
mineral nom the OF Hugh A Io!e shot hns
~ T. on THURSDAY morning, 5th INST. at III oeioet
f,fsrneut Al Bethlehem. ". 4.
curpuEN-On SUNDAY. July ]. Edith lie r.. yonafoss
es,htsr Of rev Paul T. Bertha sutrhen o. shzA
beth. n. j. So
wuEEIER-Oa Sunday, Juno IL. at his resieac. Ssn,y
saa i,iIi Kens.ugton, London. Mr.. Ibomas wneeacts
IL D. s~rIesn tai. Law. elder brother Of ''0sD "
Wheeler, OF Brooklyn. N Il
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qrrEeRApH EMPLOYEES IN TROUBLE

Several Central Office detectives appeared before
Justice Kilbroth at the Jefferson Market fonce
Court yesterday afternoon. with Michael ), Laiy'
age twenty-ono, of No. AIS First-ave.; Nathan
Hcraban, ago twenty-three; of r, No las
East Foorty-ibird-st.. aud James II; Murphy
Alfred S. brown, Of No 1884, isS s hsIsar.SS
Cnmnany. appeared as complainant and charged
them with stealing from the Mutual Union Is ne.
graph Company an instrument known as tne douole
pen register, valued at $65. LaiIy ana horanah
are in the employ OF tho Mutual Union isieg.a sd
stole tho register from the office OF the com
pany at No. 135 Broadway, about ten
DAYS ago. and conveyed 1t 10 Murphy,s hquor sio,e'
This three prisoners were committed for tra I'D ae-
fauIt of $500 BAIL and the register was returned 10
the company. c.~.l,
representing the American District iesgrapn Com
pany. with cutting several wires OF that eompsmy
over No 05 broadway. Horahan admitted cutting
the wires but he said that he was requested 20 ca ~
tbem by the father of Mr. Clark, who appsafea "a
wItness 10 the act of tho cutting. lie was neiu on
this charge in 1900 bail IL Is undefslooa tnas
several others will also 10 arrested LOT ous'ins
wires
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BLOCKING TO THE CATsKILLs.

KINGSTON, n Y, July People began
rushing TO the mountains Saturday and yesterday
and 10 day the crowds increased greatly Trains
on the Ulster and Delaware other connecting rail-
WAYS have followed each other closely and tha motive
power the companies has all been brought In regal
sition The est Shore route Is becoming fnyor'e
ono with visitors and the kasterskill Express arry
ing here at 40 brings large numbers daily The day
line steamers are also loaded aud have been behind
time IN consequence.
The weather Is delightful In the mountains every
where and the hotels rapidly filling mp. Persons
passing up yesterday afternoon had tie pleasure OF
witnessing the grandeur OF the storm, which shook the
mountains With its thunders-
Edwin Booth. witt Jeryis McEntee, the artist; tn
venerable James g. 3icEntee bis father OF tins city, and
n party OF lady friends Just arrived at the Laurel
House aud Will visit other leading points the range
High Peak that grand old erag admired by all who
visit the Kaaterskl region. provided with prin
tive accommodations 10 tbose who desire brief stay
o., It's airy crest 500 feet toward the sky
Hotel ksaiersk sili give opening reception 10 a
Press the Vest Shore Rail way Saturday
and Sunday. .
ThcOdOic Roo6oNe OF NcW-ioIk, Whh at INC osotisoh
recently
road L. A. GilleL Of Hotel Knaterskiil, has been ap
polpted postniaster. ut kaatcrskI. and William III.
kouryn OF the Gland Hotel, ~ sa'nml' Post-Oncs
Pine iiiIl d. a. HasDrouck has ulso arrived Ia that
villrge Tor the season
In now chsrmipyiy fresh and beautiful. are:
Overlook Hoase--C Y. saBford. Francis Schneider.
Hcw-York; ". J. Crawford and family. brooklyn.
lieads nouaian Home-George y. stubbs aud family.
Augusta " Binsser, New-iork; j. X. Hegenian. vile
and son. Mrs. Edward Lyon. Mrs George W. Rogers ana
daughter. r. Lyon, John Coinsiock. brooklyn
Ainung those soon arrive at the Overlook are III.
Kosns, s Il ~ M 1a' m@hss and family Mrs. ST.
NJ. Moir. New York; DR.. ] al: Reeyes A. ii. Carver.
George s. Chainicrs Harrisburg: MIRA NJ L. Harrison
Mics Livingston New-BnRhion.
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THE MERCURY AGAIN At 900.
HEAVY oSsLAuGurs on CE-wATER-DEsPERAr
EF9oRTs TO KEEP COOL

HEAVY ONsLAtGHrS on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fg9oRTs TO KEEP COOL
Although there were few stray gusts OF
wind which had their way during Mondays storm.
wandering about the cty yesterday nobody grunbiedat
the Tor there plenty TO temper thom to lambs
shorn or unshorn. Hudnuts tnern"meter APPEARS 10
lave that IL fell short Of ia duty last MONTH Tor
wherea. In the whole Of June II only succeeded In
scrasnblIng into the nineues four occasions and
never scored taD 93o il has begun July well and
found It's way the last decade OF the century twice
alreaJy when only hre days OF the month have passed
4, ia true thai II " Jus, managed get to 800 yesier
day. bot then only beginning aud promises vel
for the rrma ninx twentycight days.
ut an even better ipdca of the he lt than the mer
curry supplied just over the way by the Tree Ice
water fountain IN front OF tho Post ONCE THROUGHOUT
the not hour Of the day the OF scenc Of
unbridled immoderaton and license Many
a small ncwsboy and bootblack hitherto
Innocent OF drunkenness. was yesterday, 1t Is
10 be feared tempted into surreDdering himself 10 the
roickng dissipation OF Its cups Nor were strong men
proof agansl t, auremcnts. From IL o'clock I'LL 1t
was surrounded by struggling crowd OF all SORTS ana
sizes Of people. all overcome by blind lust Tor urhk
and scarcely able to wait TIL their turn came round
rven when about O'Clock % cart drew up alongside
and took the opportunity while ~ driver was
at the fountain to break In two' Eooody seemeu
10 have attention to spare from the water 10 cou'
ment on H. The driver went on with Ms drnk ana inc
horse stroed away With tile forewhhe's urssshs a'e
him to look for wafer In the gutter M N nothing had
happened and It took great deal OF thinking OH the
part OF the crowd before any one made UP his ha W
help 10 mend the cart
no foloving eases OF sunstroke were reported
mcWuIIAMs, PgLIs, age ity, living In oHe-hundred-
nv and 1fteonth-st, near Firstaye. was found uncon'
srions at Greenwich and Eleyenth-sts.. Irum tue
effects OF tho neat. He was taken To 81 VincehtS
hospital =,
= an unknown man, about thirty, years old.
vros found Iusensibe probably IRON the heat ~ NO.
Al Westst., yesterday. lie was taken to Inc Chani-
bers street Hospital
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THE DEATH OF MRS. BIRCHLEY.

vvpnrcr AGAINST DIR. AUSTIN BY THE coRONER's
JuRY-rHE DOCTOR ARRAIdSEp.
The examination Of DR.. David p. AUSTIN OIL
No. 25i West Twentynfthst, charged with ha,.nx
caused the death of Mrs. Mary Birchey' OF NO. ioA
place. Brooklyn. begun yesterday before Jus
tce smith at the Tombs Police Court. DE- Aus's "s'
rsnreaented by Colonel Charles g. Spencer ana eA'
.s.mnIvman NJ J. Costello, while Assistant DISTRICT
Attorney Baokus Of Kings County, appeared ~ prose-
eutor coroner Keller of Brooklyn, was also In s'tena
anoe. A.. a.....<A
Charles f. Birchley. husband OF the deceasee
woman was the frat Witness no s.'
that about ten months ago no ptocuUH
,... ~ n Austin 10 treat his wife. He knew
nothing of her visit 70 the doctor Tuesday iAst
The following Friday. when shs was vsu sloH one
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also been sling on the two previous davs aud on satu-
day morning che died Dr.. A. ". Forbes Of No. 187
Unionave, Brooklyn. said that Frdey nigat he was
called In consultation with DR.. wets. Tia. evening
be was present with Coroner Keller, two detecvp. the
accused doctor and others, wheH Mrs. Bircbicy
said that Tuesday she had called DR. Aus for
the purpose Of having abortion produced her, Hs
was also az the autopsy held on her body Tho
post-mortem examination showed thaiaD abortion had
been committed y. w. Keller son OF
Coroner Keller, gave an account OF the statements
made by the dying woman.
Dr. Austin deposed that he was fort5eight years cid.
In September last he said, he was engaged by nr.
Brchley TO attend to his wife. On the day when y
alleged that he committed the abortion, be sal tho
woman called aim and be treated her IN the sains
manner as he did on her former visits. He denied tnas
he performed an operation.
The furrner bearing postponed 70 Thursdsy st 10
m, and bail fixed $4,000. Mrs. Mary Cosifsrt
lawson, of No. 213 East Fifty and Mrs. Mars
ret Burnans Of No. 247 West Twenty justified ~
that sum. and the doctor. who had been ncarcerated
since his arrest Friday, released from custody
Last evening inquest was held In Brooklyn ~
Coroner Keller ana the testimony was similar 70 tnae
given ct the xaunatton. The jury returned verdict
that Mrs Birchley's death was caused BY per1ronis
caused by mechanical interference BY DIR. David z.
Austin,
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A FAMILT OF SIX PERSONS KILLED.
RUN OVER BY RAILWAY TRAIN NEAR CINCINNATI

RUN OVER BY A RAILWAY TRAIN NEAR CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, July ga horrible fatal acct
dent occurred on Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day ton
Railway at the Winton Place crossing, Just north Oh
Spring Grove Cemetery, ct quarter past y to-nst's
whereby six persons were ins family killed
The Thunderbolt express coming south on
the New.York, Pounsylvsuia and Ohio Railroad, due
here at $50, and half an hour behind ums was rum
ming fast to make up Loaf time 1t struck huekster
wagon In which were Q family Of six persons ana
driver Every one except William Bertsch, the driver
was killed Bertsch escaped with serious
though not fstal injuries The wagon was
broken to splInters. The family was that OF
huckster Henry Kracke and they were going 70 tner
farm, miles from Winton Place M kracke W.
been living on the for the benefit Of bis bean WINE
the family lived in the city The names OF the keo az
Henry Xracke. his wife. and four chldren-Jonn
Kracke, age nineteen; Annie Kracke. sixteen MAGE
Kracke, thirteen, and Lizzie Kracke seven tne pouss
of the victims were thrown 10 raxmchts
on tho grass BY the road, rosdsds ,,v wssrs
and brought to the city. Mrs kracke's nesa wss
her body and all the victims OF the sasse
W. horribly mQtafe1.
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CALLERS ON THE PRESIDENT.

A large nuIs5cr OF visitors called ON the
President yesterday. Prominent among them were
rsherai Charles Graham c. p. Huntington, George
=. Van Mort. eD%chce Commissioner joel Il. Erbardt,
haor-GeDeral Schuyler Hamilton, Governor sc.uyl Ter
crosby Speaker Warren Keer. John Jacob Aston.
T. A. Suitably. Of London; Ii. Madison. United States
tolsh-General al Calcutta: Secretary Frenghuysen.
and Moy-Hus Bell Of Albuquerque. New-Mexico.
s-.er In tsc day delegation from Virginia Military
.titute called the President and asked 10 pre-
se 10 the nineteen graduates that their
sii0inas He yror-tsed To do and 1880 m
t@say as the time be would perform ceremony
" hls apartmtnts IN the hotel. The delegs
ssed OF the following; Colonel Joseph r Minstree.
yIfN1aopt Robert Mayo Major James A. Fraser. Major
q X hooper, Joseph H. 5nerrard jr.. judge NJ. b.
Meod, colopel E. X Portlock, William Al. Klvercombc
S"ionc scott Ship chaplain r. J. moBryde Captain II.
=. nalsook captain j. w PatteD and General +. H.
ts1ts, superintsndent.
o. trdsy.
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- the Republicans that sueh eA'"
n1os them of their guard ,,:us
s1 ry,;I" large number of Republicans
"a whether IL was wise for the party IN IOWA ~
ra,ominate a mau for Supreme Judge Dc
"a decided against the constltutionai'.y " aod
,s,s,ory amendment it must be admitted 'uas psed
sa.,taats has been named for his place. Jus . HE
sne .ouinee for the Supreme Bench 10" ,,aca,,ou
sh the position honosably There Will ernestsd
RS opposition bis nomination ' az the convention
gns .tbe ministers would make mp Tor wn a in RE
s,eans lacked. They would speah Of the ticket"
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POSITION OF PASSENGER RATES.

For months past passenger rates between
interior Western points and the Mississippi River hav
neon more or less demorailssi Even when through
rates from seaboard were firm. severe cutting Oh
rates between intermediate places went o. Az the re-
cent mailing of the Joint Executive Committee (pas-
senger Department. chicago this condition OF anars
formed Que principal subjects Of discussion The
average actual have not been more than 90 per
cent of the schedule during tho greater part OF the
time II IA now announced that the schedule rates VIII
~ nineteen of the Western connections OF tho
trunk lines having agreed to cease the cutting from
The plans for the regulation OF the engrsnt business
from The Atlantic seaports to CALIFORNIA. whien we're
adonted several weeks ago. have come 10 naught Inc
Chicago cock Island and Pacific, and the chicago anu
AIton railroads no used 10 accept the agreement maue
by the other Western roads, and rates on ths OURS VI
passenger traffic are still demoralzed
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for ne past tlnentyfour hours.

WASHINGTON, July Al a. m. - Generally
clear prevails In the Southern. Middle and New
England states. Missouri and Iowa, with soutberiy
winds Local rains reported from the Lake region.
with southeast southwest winds. Local rains pre-
vailed during the day In NewEaglsnd and In the south
states
Indications for to-dqI
For the Middle Atlantic State continued warm and
generally fair Ia southern portions, local rains
In northern p0rtions southeast " southwest winds STA
tiOnaTy or lower barometer.
For the souih Atsnuc states. generally fair weather.
east 10 south wn1- no change IN temperature, slight
changes In pressure.
For SewEnEaDd. warmer partly cloudy weather
local rans In tue northern porto southwest 10 SOUTH
east winds, stationary or lower barometer
Fer the Lowsr Lake regOE, lgnt rains, partly cloudy
weather. warm sOutheriy winds followed by variable
winds AMI sisht fal In temperature.
For the Upper Lake region, local rains and partly
cloudy variable winds followed IN southern
portion by winds shi west and northwest. aud
slightly cooler weather IN WcdDe sdaY night
For the Upper Mississipp aud Missouri Valleys.
increasing rlOudincss with local rains, Winds shifting 10
soninwest and northwest. followed by signify cooler
weather 'be northern portions and sing barometer
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THE NEw-HAyPsHIRE sEyAToRsHIp.

7.
CONCORD, n. H., July 3.-The ballot for
tied States Senator ,o-day resulted follows: whole
nber Of votes cast 243; necessary to choice, 122
shIcn William 8. Ladd received L. Jeremiah IS ith i,
sIrles Doe 1, Charles II. Boil $, Gilman Marston H.
aaron +. Stevens H. James w. Patterson 20. lanes r.
WIZ %, Edward IL Rollins ~ aud Harry Biugn
~. AL. aough "a me Dbers abs T. only 10 pairs
aPho need The only change in the ballotipg was
10 ia'or OF Ex-Governor Bel, VINO gained votes.
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TIE M0sIC TEAcHnRS ASSOCIATION

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., July 3.-The Music
: icAers' Nat'oph Association viii begin It's seveut,
nal session here tomorrow. The president f. M.
man. of st. Louis, viii deliver his address, and AN
y ress OF welcome VIII be u ide by the Rev. e. a. Rob
on, PRESIDENT OF Brown University. Two ESSAYS viii
-ead-one BY Cslvin b. Cady, Of Ann Arbor. Mich.
~ "The Relation Of Music 10 Mental Training and
Dr. Public Schools" and another by Charles L. Canaan
:, 3oston, Mass. GU Musical Criticism" Among tho
~sicians will take part ia tls associations meet.
\, are Eugene Thayer Henry u. Hnnchett. Cafiyi .
fvtersllea. Otto Florsbein, and g. Penfcd of New
xofk.
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POLITICAL Ne us.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASSEMBLING.

: DIVISION OF OPINION on TARIFF QUESTIONS.
CHICAGO, Jviy 3.-Dslegates to the National
ference OF A".aMonopoists 10 be held M this city
~ morrow are beginning To arrive. There many
G. eubackers in attendance out the general Impression
10 shet the great c0nfet will be tie taln QUESTION
The delegates II the Eastern States generally
advocating Protection and the Western delegates Free
Trade While IA confidently asserted 10y delegates that
platform 0r new National party Will be adopted, II
u eydert nat many vi those attending hold widely
o. crying 4aMR
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OBITUARY NOTES.

yrcKsBuRG, Miss. July 3.--A dispatch to
The Herald from Mayerve, says that Richard Grigg.
negro politician OF this state. and Clerk OF the circu.
and thancery Court Of ssaquena County dropped aeaa
yesterday Oh heart disease
DUBUQUE, Iowa, July Sd. ID. w. Parker
diyson superintendent OF the Iowa division OF the
I,o,s Central Railway with headquarters In this city
died at San Jose California, yesterday
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4 CHARcE OF LIBEL DISMISSED.

Justice White, in the T0mbs Police Court
Yesterday concluded his into the charge Of
criminal libel preferred by Fannie Kellogg Bashsrt
against Albert Pulitzer, Editor OF The Morning JeayG
which was based article which appeared 10 ssas
paper on May "a II shown that the defendant aa4
IA Ignorance OF the matter until IL appeared In prist
a retracon OF the allegations contained tse
article was published. The complaint was dlsms-cd
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ATTEMPTED so ICIDE IN CENTRAL PARK

Officer Brady, of the Central Park Ponce,
found man about ocloch last evening ying on 'He
prass near the Wet Drive Mt Ninety seyentb-st He ~
ar.t snuuosed tho man to be intoxicated bat an sxa-
nation showed thai he suffering from an overdose
OF opium which he had iaknn with saieldAi inteeL
small sotte which had CONTAINED inc or ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July Al a. m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday was generally upward GEAR
and fair weather prevailed. with OCCASIONAL light rain
The temperature rangri between TO aud 00' the av
erage ,70lsoi l1ie' higher than on the corre-
sp,ndIng day last wear aud 4Ao higher than on Monday
Clear or fair weatner vita signt changes IN teupera
ture may Expected TODAY In this city and vlenly
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nearly ~ 100000 has already been exchanged. Inc
new plan funds back interest at per cent ana scales
interest ON the whole as follows; Beginning al per
en-, a. resced thep go per cent for thirty years IL
subsf sntialiy plan suggested by tue b9nu oh
committee. except as to back interest," anu VIM P'
ohf he acceDted
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CALIFORNIA EXPRESS TRAINS.

GALVESTON, Texas, July "a dispatch to
TIE gsrs IRON San Antonio says Preparations are
being made ON the aud Neworieans branch oil the
southern Pacific Railroad for immense shipments OF
aoad ia TO be followed by express grain trains Is 10 be
starie In n short
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

CINclNNArI, July 3.-Thc News-J0arnai oil
Tomorrow will publish article to the effect that
sohems has been devised and will soon be put way
20 buila paralc railroad from Sc. Louis TO san Fran
csco with Dranche running to Texas and lrdan lerr
tory making transcontinental Vanderbilt system
RICHMOND Va. July 3-The convention OF the seeona
mortgage bondholders OF the Richmond ana Ahesaeny
pa,,road company, held hero to-day appointed per-
anent committee consisting OF Messrs. H. q. Parsons,
lanes Miller. j. W. Johnston, j. A. Coke, T. C. Potts. j.
n Hubbard and r. M. Manly, and directed 1t to open
oondence with the nonresident bonahoidefs "
in the pending proceedings against
tie railroad.
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Mr. A. Sheer OF NewJerscv OF the largest grsp& ps0
ducers enced but few years age IN sz
way 10 make wine lie controls large yne
yards which his famous Port Grape Wine Is msne saon
aud rlyas the world io s
effects on weakly aged he supplies phfec,sas
OF The NowYorx Board VI Health and many hospi.s AMI
Of the best families In Me- YORK
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Refreshing.
LuDjborg's khenish Cologne
MARRIED..

Cossrrr-oILIIEs-on Monday, July 2 1889 az a:
resdence OF the brides parents BY the Rev John ns
D. D. Henrielte ". daughter Of Wright Giss. 70 fret
etick III. CossItt, H.
WATERBU DAMS-On SATURDAY morning. Jn1s 90.
1883 4. the residence brides plrent> 50 Wese sa'
at New. York CITY by the Rev. DR.. Taylor Jehals =.
dangh,er of Coe Adams, esq TO Leanter WaeerD1y "
brooklyn .sIt
all notices of marriages must be Endorsed wssA fsA
name and address.
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TIE DEBT or ELIZABETH.

The City Council of Elizabeth, N. j., has
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