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QUARANTINE POWER OF THE GOVERNMENT.
The EXCLUSION or VESSELS FROM INFECTED PORTS

The EXCLUSION OF VESSELS FROM INFECTED PORTS
SECRETARY FoLGEEs DECISION.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Tho Secretary OF tho
Treasury has been somewhat puzzled TO what 10
do In view OF the approach OF infectious diseases by sea
BY cnaper Go OF the Laws OF 1873 entry vessels
from infected ports forbidden restrained aud he
Surseon-General OF the Marine Hospital Service
empowered under the direction OF the Secretary TO make
regulations therefor AT that time the Russian plague
was Imminent Regulations we're made which directed
quarantine isolation OF infectious freight diHBfectlon
ventilation. and burning lbsreO II necessary by
an act IN 1870, chapter H. the National Boardof Health
was substituted for tse Surgeon General Of the Marine
Hospital Service the OF 1873 80 far as 1t gave
power 10 that officer. repealed. But the act of
1879 by It's own terms, limited In four
years, which term pired in June OF this year The
query In the 5ectetarys miad Did the expiration OF
the act Of 1879 revive the act OF 1871 The general
rnlo OF common law Is that the repeal OF repeating
revlves the act which the repeating act re-
repealed. Thcquestou then to whether the
expiration Of repeating act by It's limitation does
not do the same. 1t was suggested by Lord Ellen
borough, In the OF Warren against Wndlc that A.
does not In wharton, page 294, Cher Justice Glib
son. OF Pennsylvania criticised that decision aud de-
clared that II does Judge Hopkins (Crabbes KepOrts
charged jury that 1t does not Bishop, In Written
Laws" page 1877 relying the in Crabbe writes
that does not Hardcaste writes that depends upon
The legislative Intention and cltes the of Warren
against Winde and Rex against Rogers In tins con-
fusion OF the law, Secretary Foger says no has
concluded that Congress could not nave meant that the
beneficial provisions OF the Of 1879 and 1879 which
are almost the except In the designation OF the
officers to execute them should lapse entirely He bolds
nst he repeal of the act Of 1873 by the 1879 was
put limited repeal and that praton of tba ucI
isle Dy It's own terms has revived che act Of 1878
ie hs therefore, determined that the
OF the Marine Hospital Service may again issue the reau
iauons IN question, and that customs officers shall be
instructed 70 carry them with due discretion and
caution In the use OF the measure Of severity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BYTE TELEGRAPH
FATAL FALL OF A MATE


OsWgGO n. Y, July 2S.-Alexa nder Drummond,
moto of tho barge Bsok Diamond lying at Fair Haven fell
into the hold last night ne struck on his head and Was
killed.
SUICIDE OF SERGEANTIN THE ARMY.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Sergeant John A. Miller.
OF battery O. United states Artillery committed suicide
day In the Monument lot by putting hi,
his head and pulling the trigger with his thumb.
KILLED BY A DRAWBRIDGE.
WILMINGTON, July 2S.-William Wilson at
the closing draw the Market street
Bridge this morning when he caught between tho
draw the approach and Instantly killed. His head
crushed 10 shapeless mass He leaves six children.
THREE MEN INJURED ON A RAILROAD.
BosroN July 2S.-Mchae Kelly was fatally
Patrick Faherty aud GeorSe Cough seriou hurt this
while loading rails upon hand car ON the Boston
Albany road near Newton The accident caused by
express striking one ead OF rail they were fung
HIS NECK BROKEN BY AN ELEVATOR.
NORRIsTowN, Penn. July 2S-William Hewitt
age TO Tho elevator at spsons cotton
mill In thia place almost instantly killed this NOR Mug
While tho eev vator moving neeaned over tho side 70
below his head caught between the ncor ana
tho elevator. Ills neck was broken.
EXPLOSION IN A FURNACE
CLEVELAND. July 2S.-llot gas coming In contact
cold ia the receiver at Grace Furnace ~ brier u
Friday explosion which wrecked .ho enkhe
house. Several employees were slightly wounaeS " ste
ayns bricks engineer BENJAMIN Jones' h,d poa
legs badly broken One leg has been smpu'ss1' " ho'
theuEht he can recover.
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SUING A SHOWMAN FOR DAMAGES.
DANGEROUSLY INJURED BY THE ovERrURNING OF
A CIRCUS WAGON.

DANGEROUSLY INJURED BY THE ovERTURNING OF
CIRCUS WAGON.
NEwBURG, N. Y, July 28.-Ono of the re-
Landing last Saturday is a suit against Forepaugh,
ages for injuries received the overturnng OF
down an embankment between twenty-five and thirty
feet high. The accident occurred about IL 80 p. m,
when the animals and other property Of the circus
being returned to the Hudson River Railroad Depot.
The wagon In question was filed with seats and four
horses were attached to It, Shortly after leaving the
grounds the driver stopped to take drink in liquor
store The horses started of before he returned. They
frst broke into trot but when they reached
tho top OF the hill which leads to the
Hudson River the heavy forced them into run.
They then became thoroughly frightened. and they
proceeded at bre nkneck speed down the grade they
plunged from side Of the road to the other No OBJ
stacs struck until the animals reached the bridge
over the tracks of the railroad just south Of the Fshk
Landing Depot. There a large crowd of young
and women near tue depot aud was while trying TO get
out or the way OF the horses that Miss WEIGH
ahu Ionr otner young women were struck Dy
tae seats, which fell from the wagon as 1t
went down the enbankmsnt with two horse,
stu attached TO It, Miss Welcn IL still dangerously ILL.,
put the others have nearly recovered She had the back
of her head and one leg cut, and sustained serious
promptly secured and Mr. Forepaugh visited the girls
and promised them aid aud assistance. Since then ho
has paid ali Of the girls except Miss Weleb, for the time
ney hays lost from their employment. their doctors
With $50 bill. Miss Welch, however, would not settle
on any such basis and be referred to Colonel w. D.
Dckey, OF this city, her lawyer who has brought In her
name suit In Supreme Court to recover $4,000 dam
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recovered from Bedouin tribe east of the Jordan
pieces of skin containing portions of Deuteronomy
and the Commandments, made about 500 years be-
fore Christ. Certain royal gifts have been with
drawn from the Prince of Teck's sale at Kensington
Palace. Nevertheless thare is much comment that
the Prince of Teck's goods should be dispersed.
Dhuleeps Singh's sale arises from an intention to
visit India, where he is going bu0. because the
Government refuses to increase his allowance
Dhuleeps Singh IL most extravagant prince.
He has had many special grants When he arrives
in India he will be compelled to reside where the
Viceroy requires
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
CAPTAIN WEBBS BODY FOUND.

CUT THREE INcuts N LENGTH DISCOVERED on
Top OF nIs HfAD.
QUEESsrowS. Ont.. July 2s.-The body Of Cap
tain W-bb was found 1oa'ing in the river short
distance bc ow Lewiston. y T., this afternoon. At
the inquest held thls afternoon a verdict of found
drowned was rendered. During tho examination OF
the body ragged cut was discovered on top Of the
head. The cut about thrco inches in length
and was opened sufficiently to expo the skull. 1t
had the appearance OF being cut by rock or other
hard rough substance ami IS supposed to have been
done at the entrance to the Whirlpool where the
rocks in places project above the surface OF the
water anu where the current IS widest.
The wound cons dcrcd sufficient In itself 30
have caused death aud lt Is thought h. sank mme-
dIalely after receiving IL. The BODY placed in
a coffin and removed To Suspension Bridge. New
York. Where IT viii be prepared for Shipment TO
Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.

STRONG LANGUAGE AT THE JEWISH TRIAL
LONDON. July 2S-In tho Jewish trial at Nyiree-
by hags, Hungary. to-day the speecbs for the prose-
cution and defence were concluded. Tho
most violent language was used on
both sides. The President OF the Court
repeatedly interfcred, requesting rho speakers not
to preach religious hatred. The prosecution main
tanned that In carrying out the Jewish ritual murder
was common and frequent. The counsel for the
defence derided The charge that the ua sanctioned
the shedding Of blood by jews. charge which he
claimed was made for The purpose of spreading lies
and exciting the Christians against the Jews. He
vehemenly attacked all engaged IN the preliminary
examination conducted by the magistrates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
Route
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Board OF Army
and Navy Officers appointed some time ago 10 examine
and report upon the plans the proposed railroad bridge
acrossthe Thames River nt NewLondon. Conn. has sub
m,cda report the Secretary OF War The plans OF tue
bridge were approved iu the MAN, but few slight mod
incations have been suggested.
CINCINNATI, July 2S.-The Cincinnati. New
Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad Company today
subscribed $25 for the exposition which 10 bo hold
In NeuOrleans In December OF next year.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-The stockholders OF the
Easton and Bangor Railroad, which Ia authorized TO
build road from Easton TO Wind Gap, Northampton
County distance OF sixteen miles. held special meet
ing to-day at which they approved an inoroase OF tho
bonded Indebtedness from 500, 900 To SiOO0OO lno
capa stooZ was recently increased from ~looooo 10
100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
FALSE STATEMENTS BY SHIP CAPTAINS

BosT IN, Mass, July 26.-The Board OF Health
Of this city 10 taking every precautiou against
the landing here Of infected rags aud paper
stock from the cholera districts The steamer
City OF Boston arrived last night from Liverpool
when the steamer was boarded by the Port Physician.
the captain sad In reply TO Queriesi "There are no
rags or paper stock. to my knowledge on board" On
being boarded by the Custom House officers 1t was found
that his papers showed I1b bales OF rags which are now
being transferred TO quarantine The steamer Missouri
OF the Warren line arrived this morsDg from Liverpool
paper stock be Denied ali knowledge Of the the
same. but WHOM the vessel came to the dook.
found that had 100 bales board They
we're shpped to quarantine Tho leading importers d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
u1DoWrS SUIT FoR INSrRANcE MONEY
WHY THE Nrw-YorK MUTUAL DECLINES TO PAY

WHY THE NEw-YoRK MUTUAL DECLINES TO PAY.
HIGHLAND FALLS. n. Y, July 2S.-It is
reported that Mrs Phcbo ~ Goodse widow VI the late
Joseph Good,cl who, with hts brother. managed Cor
zcnss Hotel three years sgo and later the Pu-
aski House, at Savannah. Gi has begun suit against
the Sew-York Mutual Life Insurance. Company 70.
$1,000 the amount Of policy taken by Mr.. Good
sell Just before he died. The has some Uncommon
points Mr. Goodse applied for insurance in Savannah.
lie large, strong. healthy person. and the surgeon
approved Of the risk. The application forwarded TO
the company and before It's return Mr. GOodsel
north "a 10 VISIT his home here Before lcav.
Ing Savannah he left money to pay the premium II the
application returned approved. The application
approved and returned. Mr. GOodscll then
sog at the Stnrevant House ~ New-York. and In TWO
days he died There appears to be niug
In the transaction far Mr.. Goodsell s
cerned lis intention 10 pay cannot he disputed u Ia
sad but 10 Is alleged that tue company declines pay
the policy the ground that the premium had not been
received,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
SHOT At THE CLOSE OF 4 DANCE.

WOMAN KILLED BY DISCARDED LovER-HRR
Partner ALSO SHOT.
GALVESTON, Tex, July 2S.-A dispatch to
The Necs from Brownsville says: Night before last at
ball at Ebonite ranch twenty 1--we miles up the Rio
Grandc ApOlonio Reyis and Macedonia Males shot and
killed a named Rice, who had been living with
Reyis but who discarded him for another. Rcyis and
Males approached the woman from behind just she
had finished dance aud shot her In the back Her part
fred at the wOmans sssalana but received bulct
in the stomach bystander was also shot IN the
and through the lungs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
SUING BANKERS FOR LIBEL.

RAILROAD PRESIDENT SEEKING DAMAGES FROM
CLEMENT SONS.
TROY, n. L., July 2S.-Ex-Governor Page,
OF Vermont president of the Rutland Railroad Company
has begun libe! suit for 800 900 against Clement &
Sons bankers aud has attached the real and rail-
road stocks OF latter Tho sut brought because
OF the contained circular distributed
the holders OF the railroad the effect that Page
had used balance OF $4,000 OF railroad money without
paying interest a1d fabricated pass book with the
Dank TO deceive the accountant who examined the books
of the railroad
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An IRON SUIT DECIDED.

A JUDGMENT FOR $4,000 AGAINST THE cLEvE-
LAND ROLLING MILL COMPANY.
CHICAGO, Jnly 2S.-Judge Drummond, in
the United Circuit Court to-day, Judgment
Ss2 In OF Rhodes Brady and against the
Cleveland Rolling Mil Company The plaintiffs con-
tracted TO deliver TO the Rolling Mill Company 5000
Of iron during the OF 1880 at S45 per
ton. When one.ha Of the amount nad been delivered.
the price OF irou had fallen, aud tho company IN
formed plaintiffs Of their refu8a TO accept the addi
tiOnnl at the contract ngurc. the plaintiffs made
the tender Or the remaining amount and Tho
Court granted Judgment Tor the difference between the
contract price and tho market price OF iron ore on the
date Of the tender, or SIS per ton. An appeal was
gru ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
AMERICAN RIFLENEN RETURNING HOME.

LONDON. July 2s.-Among the paSsengcrs on the
steamer Abyssinia. wh.ci sailed from Liverpool to-
day for New York. are M.W. Bull. W. l.. Cash. +. J.
Doan. g. Joiner. j. W. Pollard. DR.. s. j. Scott 4d
Lieutenant Walter Scott. Of the American RIFE
Team. and the Earl Of Mayo. Tho other members.
Of the team will sail on August II.
Tie JolRHieT S,rrice Gasei'o pralscs the work OF
both tho American and British Rife Teams In the
late confess AT Wimbledon an 1 SAYS il hopes that
English and Americans viii have n similar match
each year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
BURIED UNDER FIFTY TONS OF COAL.

TWO woRKMEN INSTANTLY KILLED IN THE TUNNEL
NINE.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.i
SCRANTON. Penn, July 2S.-Michael Nunley,
miner aud Thomas Healy laborer working together
IN chamber in the Tunnel mine OF the Pierce Coal Co.,
at Rich Bald yesterday, instantly killed by fall
Of top coal They had previously fred blast, and both
were engaged In the work of pnning down the loossd
roof coal by means Of largo iron bar, when great
weighing fifty tons, which had been displaced by
the blast fell and crushed them Nunley active
Democratic politician and had large following through
out tue district The each about ffty years
old and leave largo families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
TRYING CHARGES AGAINST 4 MAYOR.

AN UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORT TO IMPEACH THE MAYOR
OF ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-The Municipal Assembly
held nearly all night session last night trying the
charges against tho Mayor The latter denied their right
10 sit his case. but the majority voted to proceed
There almost constant wcangng between the
jOrity and minority factions The deliberations resulted
in defeat Of effort impeach the Mayor by
vote OF for To against not twothirds majority, Us
reanlrel by the charler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
4 STEAMER LAUNCHED.

WILMINGTON, Del, July 2S.-The new
steamer not yet named which is being built for the
United states Quartermaster's Department, was sue
cessuly launched by the Pesey Jones Company this
afternoon. Quarternaster-Gener Henry c. Hodges
was present Tho vessel Is 100 feet long 19la
feet beam, 10ia feet Deep and 1875 tons displacement
She "a being built under the superntendenoc OF Leuten
ant Tozler. Of the Unlted HLAieS Marine HerYioe.
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THE DEATHS IN CAIRO AND OTHER CITIES.
SEVERAL FATAL CASES AMONG BRITISH SOLDIERS
DEPARTURE OF CAIRO CITIZENS.

DEPARTURE OF CAIRO CITIZENS.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2S.-The number of deaths
from cholera at Cairo yesterday was 277. Among
the number were three British soldiers. At Chibir
there los deaths from tho disease. at Mohalla
ffty-two, at Tantah twenty-eight. and at lsmaia
three, including British soldier at the latter
place.
CAIRO, July 2s.-There was a rapid decrease in
the number of deaths from cholera in the Boulak
quarter of this city Yesterday. Eleven hundred of
the inhabitants have removed to Tourah
LONDON July 2S.-The deaths from cholera on
Friday numbered l | at Damietta. "a az Ghizrh II
at Zifteh, al Zagazig 81 at Mitgamr at Rosetta,
at Kafr Dowar, 20 in the Province OF Galhonbieh,
In the Province of Garbieh, and SO in the Province
of Manoufieh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
CHARGES or BRIBERY Is FRANCE.

PARIS, July 2S.-ln the Chamber OF Depu-
Ties to-day. durng the discussion Of tho railway con
venlion, VI. NJ RDuVor and Langlos invited
NJ Lalsant 10 prove his recent charges that
the Chamber sold TO large railway companies.
NJ Taisan replied that he unable 10 give the names
o' the D-pute- bsi been hrbci. but he cert
they a majority OF the II luse. ". Rony or then
called cat0n % the Tact that " fsslut unable
70 prove bis chlrEes aid thr su6l..l was dronpsd.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A cANAIHOAT sUNK.

Oswgoo n. Yt.J11v 1s'-f6e eanalboat James
Eden loaded 10 900 bushels OF rye for Nowr ok
struck rock and IN tho at Fulton lsst nsnh Inc
loss IL 80 900.
RETREAT AT NoTRE DAME UNIvERsITY.
SOUTH BEND. lnd July 2s-A retreat ana ssse
by OF The Teachers Missionary order OF the Chnoo
Church. Holy just concluded A. Nore
Dame niyersty About 800 mombes OIL the oFdof HUN M
paits OF the United states were present.
THE BARKENTINE FALMOUTH ASHORE.
BosToE July 2s.=Captaln Mcdonald of d. tne tu9 an
Storm King from New.York reports that et ocock on
Thusdey sftsrnoon he spoke the British bsrsensne nas
fused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
A FRENCH VICTORY.
SUCCESSFUL SoRTIE FROM HANOI

THE FRENCH LOSE Il MEN AND THE NATIVES 5000.
PARIS, July 2S.-A dispatch was received at the
Ministry of Marine to-day announcing that
the French troops had made sortie
from Hanoi, innctng severe loss the
enemy. The dispatch says: Colonel Badens
made sortie on the 10Th from Hanoi with force
of 500 men. He captured seven pieces of artillery
and killed 1000 Of the enemy. The loss Of the
French in the moyement was but eleven mem"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
A MESSAGE FOUND ~ Il BOTTLE At SEA

GALVESTON, July 2S.-A dispatch to The
ysrs from Matagorda says the following message was
found In "a bottle the beach;
The finder will report this We now In a sinking
condition, with al our boats washed away and the
pumps all stopped no. We are on Cuba. Lost three
men overheard. W. have fresh water. On board Of
the ship Cape OF Good Hope.
.igncd) JOHN JOHNSON Mate.
Fehupry d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
YELLOW FEVER CASES AT BALTIMORE

BROUGHT PROM VERA CRUZ BY THE CALIFORNIA
FOUR DEATHS on THg VOYAGE.
WASHINGTON, July 2s-Secretary Foiger to-day
received the following telegram from the Collector
OF Customs at Baltimore: The steamship Calf
fOrna from Vera Cruz, Mexico, arrived here yester-
day evening. The captain reports four deaths from
yellow fever during the yoyaPe. with several cases
on board. Vessel now in quarantine here" Sccre-
tary Folger Immediately telegraphed to the Collec-
tor as follows: Strict quarantine Of vessel, and
strict isolation of officers. crew, pilot aud passen
gers should be enforced"
BALTIMORE, July lS.-The steamship California
from the West Indies arrived at quarantine last
night with four cases of yellow fever on board. She
passed in the Capes and up Chesapeake Bay with
out notice from the Health authorities. She is
closely Quarantined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
PREPARING FOR A SETTLEMENT.

MODIFICATION IN THE LONDON AGREEMENT
SOUGHT BY MEXICO
CITY OF MEXICO. July est is understood that
the President has sent TO Carlos Rvas in London,
a power OF attorney to settle with British bond
holders, with certain notifications. Only f15,OOO-
600 in bonds are TO be issued. The additional
f4700,000 in bonds first agreed upon for the e1-
penses of the bondholderS committee will not DO
issued. The bonds will be signed in Mexico. Inc
coupons will begin bearing interest on July l. 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
PACIFIC ASSURANCES FROM CHINA.

PARIS. July 2S.-The military attache of the
Chinese LetgatIon in Berlin has recently passed
through Paris While here he took occasion TO oall
on NJ Challemel Lacour Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and to give him tho most
pacific assurances as to the action of China in the
Tonquin matter. He said that the sole object of
China in massing troops the Tonqrin frontier
was to be in readiness to repel any demonstration
by the Black Flags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
CHARGED BY A BANK WITH FORGERY.

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Charles IL. GOgel,
proprietor OF unohroon In ths city and president OF
the Baltimore Ice Company arrested this afternoon,
charged by the cashier OF the National Union Bank Of
Baltimore with having forged Endorsements notes
drawn TO his order for $4,000, which were dis
counted by the bank. lie committed for hearing
on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
DISASTERS TO SEAMEN.

TIE SHIP MARCO POLo LosT-A BRIGANTINE LOSES
THREE MEN.
QUEBEC, July 28.-A telegram received last
night records the loss yesterday Prince Edward
Island OF tho sp Marco Polo from this port for London
with cargo OF deals The captain and crew were saved
Joseph Hays, first officer. and q. Hays and Albert
Gordon, OF the brga nne Olo now loading at Matane,
Mere drowned bY the npaelting OF boai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
SHIP INSPECTION IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 2s.-The Custom House authorities
continue to give clean bills of health to vessels
leaving here The inspection ordered by the Amer
lean Consulate so far has shown case of cholera
or contagious disease vessels sailing for America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
MIR. CLIFFORD LLOYD RELIEVED.

LIMERICK, July 2s.-Owing TO the quctncss
OF the country tho Government hns relieved Nr Clifford
LLOYD resident magistrae, from The special dn,y to
which he mad been temporarily assigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
MISS CRAMPS BODY FOUND.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-The body OF
Maggie Cramp. the young lady who drowned by
falling IN to the Delaware River from the steamship
Alameda Thursday evening, was recovered to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
UNITING TO SUPPRESS GAMBLING.

The leading hotel-keepers of Coney Island
have come to the conclusion that If gambling is per.
mcd TO go on any longer II will ruin the Island. They
have therefore, agreed to form Citizens Association
for the purpose OF suprressing all gambling, and shut
tlpg up all houses Ia which it Is allowed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
PRIESTS ORDERED BACK TO PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, July 2s.-1hc Catholic bshop' have
begun 10 the powers granted them under the pro
vlsons OF the Government, Church bill recently passed
They have ordered all vicar. aud czndidnc4 for the
priesthood 10 return 70 Prussia