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WKEE RINhIN'S THEATRE.
FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR THE OPENING TOMORROW
EVENING.

FINAL PkiPAkAlIONo fOh lhb VI iC-A'h'O"
EVENING.
Frank Curtis, the manager of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckee Rlnkin's theatre in Third-ave.. between
Thrticth and Thirty-trst sts, WAS 10 state
Of excitement yesterday afternoon The new
theatre is to he thrown epen 10 the public to-
morrow evening, and though practically finished there
stu remains much 10 done before the hTst audience
can enter a thoroughly swept and garnished house.
MYSTERIOUS boxes and barrels Uttered the pavement OF
the large vesubule bright Mauresque stenciDgs
and gil tering with with polished brsss-wors
and varnisncd California redwood The audi
forum was dotted here and there
with whlte.jacketed wOrknen putting the finishing
touches on the patent orchestra chairs. which are richly
upholstered III da rkred silk plush, dsbbng bit OF
eoG-ea on some the cls1orately moulded onworE
which forms the front OF the balconies. Looking
through the large, partly circular-shhped opening
which forms tie proscenun areh the stage
was seen busy the front OF the house Here
were couple OF men haminerns away at the frame
work OF set scene there another workman was olsen
,anrltnga ii OF wire connected with the elaborate
system OF electric lighting; through pary opened door
a paperhanger could be hanging tie last "Trip Of
handsome paper on tho walls OF the "s;ar
sion though reality all were working 70 one end-tne
delivering up OF TIE SiSg@ TO- M, 1 ~ ,o, n and
rh. exterior front OF The theatre been treated by
Mr. Chamberlain the architect, in rather commonplace
ut tgle OF psc udO Gothic worked out IN red
brick, a picturesque effect being attempted Ia lne
hrr.Elng M Of the roof and cOrnicc lines INTO
separate psvOns Inside the treatment OF the decoa-
ton tends toward tie Moorish than ths Golmc.
tLongh neither style been strictly adhered TO- Tle
sealing is excelentiy disposed ana tnere WI,
be no less than SIX grades OF reserVed sedds,
tie highest In price being 81 aud the lowest %
cents The color scheme 10 one OF DIhes anu
ealIn0na Of varying zones and irtensitIes.
one OF the most novel features Is that OF the lgng
uncn IL entirely by electricity. The mousse VIII hoid
over 600 aAd IL is said That in case OF necessity Tue
whole of mis- audience leave IL IN Two minutes Inc
opening performance will be that OF Joseph Jefferson Ia
.. kln Xan Mlnkle"
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DIED.

BEERY-August 81. lss3 at Mendham n j.. Philemon B.
ntenept at WOODLAND Monday, september B. by the l3o
D. train. Harlem kK.
BRADLEY-On August 2S. in New Haven. Conn, at the
residence OF her Drotherinlaw Commodore L. A huns
after long illness. Miss Anna c. Bradley
CHRISTIE-On Friday. August 3D. In Brooklyn, Ihomas.
OF Thomas and Emma A. Christie age months
Funeral private.
GRINNELL-At Taunton Mass. ist inst, Benton Bis,
Fnnsi at residence so. SO East 55thst. Monday at
O'Clock.
InerInent private.
HITCHCOCK-on the 3lst ult Rev. F. IIitchcocK In the
I'D OF his age. =. ri.
Bnnera services viii be held Monday, at M az ms
residence. No. AZ Pennington st. NcwaTk, N ).
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
sEAMA N-At Mount Desert Me- on the Goth nit, Howard
Seaman sou Valentine H. and Rebecca o. seaman In inc
10Th of his
His remains not been recovered
sTEPuENs-At Richmond. Staten Island on FRIDAY even.
Ing August 81 les3 elizabeth widos OF the i~e s'eph'a
d. Stephens in the 73t year 0f ner age ,.,,, q ~
Funera Andrews Church hlchnonu o. L. VA
Tuesday September 4. at O'Clock p m - -.-.,
waiting at Dorp Statlon on Hva
OF the train connecting with the o'clock boat from Ne"
York. -
SrEwART-At Warr1ck August 81, iSsS ANIME L. s'e"'
ART. wife OF samuel j. stewart asel % years
Funeral tuesday september O'clock al ArricK' ~
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1AMMANY AND 7HE BUFFALO CONVENTION
@THE ALBANY ARGUS" CHANGES ITS TONE ON THE
QUESTION OF ADMISSION.

THE ALBANY ARGUsn CHANGES ITS TONE ON THE
QUESTION OF ADMISSION
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSEl
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 1.-The Argus this morn
Ing in doube-eaded editorial retracts all 1t said
about Tammany being admitted To the Buffalo Conven-
ton. tits a wel-admtted fact here that ]. Thomas
sprggs ofUtica called upon Mr. Manning yesterday and
plainly intimated that he tManningwould be bounced"
from tho State Committee craftsmanship Unless he
changed his course Mr.. sprggs claimed to have been
instructed by such men Mr.. Purcell, OF Rochester;
Mr. McCune, OF Buffalo, and Mr. Thompson, OF New
York 1t is also well understood that Governor Cleve
land has believed all along the necessity OF admitting
Tammany TO the Convention on the ground that Tam
many holds the balance OF power
In the article to-day The Argus after calling attention
to the proceedings of the Convention OF 1882 and argu
Ing that the State Committee had option in the
matter OF obeyng the instructions OF that to
ognizing the County Democracy and the holding OF
primaries In NewYork City, The Argus says: The fur
Their custody Of the matter at became vested in the
State Convention to meet in Buffalo, September 81,
1888 That convention. like every State Convention,
subject The State Convention In Bu1al0 WILL OF course,
do what 1t pleasss. The State Committee has done
business is The convention, In Its power and Wis
DOM will whether the method ordered by the last
senaton In NewYork City. II has not the power to
aside the method is great the was to pre-
scribe it, Each convention is sovereign OF ITSELF The
call Ia the indication or what the convenu0n Will De ana
will do. The convention will he strong, united free and
harmonious IN all its composition. elaboration and
action. There will be discord. There Will be no ut
terance action for less than tho whole OF the party
There will he trouble There will be no Justice denied
and injustice to record or remember An able. pure.
representative ticket will be nominated, on true, wise
and vigorous platform and the ticket named will be
triumphanty elected by the peops ut the polls
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THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

Madame MOdjeska is to appear. tomorrow,
II Chicago, and it is said that she will add TO her
rleslory tue character OF Ino0en lii " CymbelDe
M. John Stetson disclaims the intention,
vacn lad been imputed 10 him, OF establishing ne"
Aeare Boston, He will reopen the Globe Theatre III
vel cty On september To-
A spectacle, called "Jalma," by Mr.. Charles
se will be brought out at the Boston Theatre. on the
IN Of September, with Mr.. william Redmund. MrS
sssry, and others. in the cast and with numerous
The Novelty Theatre, in Williamsburg, has
been rented embeilished and it will be opened. for
ps new season, tomorrow night with The Romany
.c-sent iorta a selected company and seventeen
'RpoPnae scenes, by Messrs Brooks Dickson.
MI. Townsend Percy has arranged with Mr..
Rice for the production OF Mr. Luscombe Searches
's Esrella" at the Arch Street Theatre, Philadel-
qua on October l, when II will given under the COM
s supervision, aud with the original scenery ana
! a'e' IRON Tue Fones Dramaiiques oI Londoh.
'he return OF the San Francisco Minstrels is
event. They come To Us again at their old ana
sfaaown Opera House, and they come IN great force
- oaeh IL now alone at tho helm, but his craft Is
ana his Is numerous An interesting feature
soS 10 the temperance mere Of the popular
slIes NJ Leon, who cones forward ia skech c~hei
"es aslesty's Opera"
An organization styled the Frank Majilton
:. 1Vpssn Comedy Company" will appear at the -Four
a-'a street Theatre (Colve'sl tomorrow night
,. uascai piece called "The Fe.lies OF Day"
Ia not new title, although piece may be new
ALL nohs are well known In New York, ana pleas
ks,llaare nenDercn. The company comprises frank
6fssHs, Sail Majllton ibOmas Lisbourne, HerVsrt
amy Temple and ETY. Whyte.
'Oah MeCullough's success at Denver, where
~ Ian his new season August 30 has been eI-
(.,,c he was welcomed with great enthusiasm,
ItA,.- fcfiormaloe oil Virgi,lius.whicn was given On
,rs. ls OF the week,-drew sl,40O on each oc-
AZ ne Is getting better sai stronger every day
Tue best OF good news. alike for his numerous
s ~ profession, and all who for the true pros
hJsbs INC stage 10 America the loss Of sucn man
Ne Ouiougn w)ud be an irreparaDle disaster 10
a'"An theatre anu puoiic
La. pay entitled Carrots" by Martha
NJ. anson, lie current at the Windsor Theatre, with
". ncamond in the principal character. This
w. lrst acted, and with good effect, in PhiIadel-
aa,,.s - based on q ske oh by Mr.. Joaquin Miller
~. nsDes In the Wood" but the last act 10 orei-
sE1ar n Johnson The play belongs TO the soho oil
9ros and Zip "-Oayrie Br0cn. Bnruameo
Ssacpa VIC heroine Ada RIcnInond), being rough
sHH me snthor 10 writer for the Philadelphis
"a - 'oa" and The sporting LIFE
NV. Iuropean Company, organized and led
NJ, J. rank Majilton, which will appear tomorrow
ss1s sSulies Fourteenth Street Theatre, includes
NJ. voeansts, dancers pantomrne and ourlesqus
Tie IrisA drsn, hr Thomas Iasbouyne
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VOTERS AT REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
ACTION OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE on TIE PRO-
POSED AMENDMENT.

POSED AMENDMENl'
A special meeting of the Republican Cenlra'
Committee was held at Republican Hall last night freS
49,, opr,ep I'm the chair Victor Heimberger was
elected secretary pro tenn The object OF the meeting
wa, stated 10 be to take action the proposed aenu
ment 10 the constitution, which was read US ioo"s
The Republican Association OF the I'm A aat
nstr,ct recommends the submission Oh tho
amendment To the for eIe@ate, TO
the convent on to he held prev ous 70 tno
election nm Republicans who voted at tIe ast h 10
tei Lection the Republican electoral uckeS sn -, ~, No
nsrmfed m vote whether borne upon the ros VI 'no
assocatlons or not; aud any and all sections OF
mari, of sections conflict with the foregoing arc her
by repealed. ,, ,,,a,ro,s boa
was stated that nine of the Assembly Distrots naa
taken the necessary favorable action on tne
amendment Isaac Dayton, OF the Alilln Dis'ioH o'-
,eoted 10 the amendment and offered the fohowing'
p,so,r,d That this Committee, pursuant 10 section
xix Of the Constitution OF the Republican Dstr,cu AS =,
socations hereby refers the proposed atnenunens
section XII OF the Consultation 10 tne psi .h sa
tons and al the same RECOMMENDS W tnono ass11
,1i,ns ~ amend such proposed amendment by provd-
ing thai Republicans not members VI 'N' ~S'S''-
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from the street latter boxes during August which e1-
ceeds by far the record OF any previous month.
Notwithstanding the fact that large number OF poo
pie have returned to their city homes within the past
few days. there strangers In Saratoga tnan
on any previous opening day OF September This Is
fair indication that the Saratoga seasons are gradually
sraole here ut the present time yet the weather is OF
large number OF people returning from the Adirou
dscks, and will enjoy week two In Saratoga before
bringing TO a close their vacation. The season
in the Adirondack region unusually brief owing to
the exceedingly cool weather which prevailed during
juno and July
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who have become voters since the election In 1880 may
vote at the primaries to be held previous to the eecton
In November next and recommends to strike out rom
the proposed amendment the words, whether borne
upon the rolls Of the existing associations"
Mr. Dayton defended hts recommendations In brief
but vigorous terms On the motion Of Mr. Botty or the
Xh District, they were laid the table. The original
amendment received favorable action and the Commit
tee adjourned to Saturday next The Republican primar
les for The election OF delegates to the State Convention
will be held on Friday, September IA.
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OBI UARY.
BRENTON BLISS GRINNELL.

Brenton Bliss Grinnell, for many years
weller in Madenlane, died at Taunton Mass yestef-
d,v after long illness Mr.. Grnne born In Little
Compton Rhode Island and after short and successful
business career IN Providence he removed to Jersey CITY
where he lived nfy years. He went to bis last
home No. SO East Flity-lfthst from Jersey city, In
Nav OF this year. For many years no had lewelTy
Inc lie was ut Que time alderman OF Jersey CITY,
and mt his death director In the Proyldent savings
u ,ie retired from active shortly after The
bsginuing Of the war. He leaves a vile ana three
daughters.
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TILE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
s,o,on,,, ,er me mast t.esniv.foar hours.

Synopsis Tor we Dd1 eoe"iBfo" "~'""
WASHINGTON, Sept. la slight disturbance
Is central north of Lake Superior Local rains arc ro
ported from the Upper Lake region and Minnesota Clear
weather and light northeast to southeast winds preva
in the Southern Middle and New-Engand States. the
Ohio Valley and Lower Lake region, with no changes In
temperature. Cooler northerly winds prevail In INC
Missouri Valley and Dakota.
Indications for o-dzu
For New.Engand fair weather, followed on Monday
afternoon evening by local rains, eastery winde
shifting to south and southwest, stationary slight rise
In temperature lower barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather, east 70
south winds becoming variable. slight rise In tempera>
ture, lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake region. light local rains, partly
cloudy weather. winds generally from south To west
lower barometer stationary or slight rise In tempera-
ture, followed by cooler ~eather on Sunday night. .
For the Upper Lake region. local rains followed by.
cooler fair weather. variable Winds stationary or higher
barometer
For the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys,
light local rains Oowed BY cooler fair weather. station
airy higher barometer eoutherly winds In southern
portions followed by light variable Winds
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TIE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

cHEMUNG COUNTY DELEGATES ELECTED.
HORsEHEADs, N. Y, Sept 1.-The Che
muug County Convention held here to-day elected the
following delegates 10 the Republican State Convention:
T. l.. Adams H. b. Berry, L. Caldwell and c. L. HILL
The delegates TO tue Senatorial Convention were
unanimously instructed tO support j. Soat Fasset OF
Elmra. Tne convention enthusiastically harmoni.
Ons. not a dissenting vote being cast.
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Mrs. James Strong, Douglas rwombley and Mrs j..
Lester Wallack. $1,000.
On the Germanis which arrived at Quarantine ae last
night were the Hon Joseph r. Hawley. the Rev H. Hos
mer the Rev. A. Gallen Sir W. and Lady MacCornae'
Sir LYON and Lady Playfair Howard Paul. PROFESSOR IL
M. Scott DR. Fl. Marion SIMS the Rev. Dr. IT, n conrad,
Major General Cookworthy, and Professor Ives CursS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-02

The International, Colonial and Export
Exhibition OF Amsterdam has awarded medal to
Messrs Cantre Cochrane, OF Dublin and Belfast for
their ginger ale and mineral Amongst the Irish
exhibitors they the only who have secured this
hpDOr
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urncE JASON nOWNER.

MnwAUKEE, Sept 1.-Jason Downer, at one
time Associate Justice Of the Wisconsin Supreme Court
is dead at the age seventy years. lie came to MIL
yaukee in 1872 and was the first Editor OF the A'-
,ca,kee DAILY Sentinel He sfterward entered the iesa
profession, lie leaves q vile, but no ohioion Ills
frstate IL estimated TO DO worth $25O.OOO
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JUBILEE AMONG TURNER'S

A festival of German Turner's is to be heid IN
Brooklyn beginning to-day. Last night tno "'Aa
burg Turnyerein gave welcome to NUMBER VI
,s,,aa rnars were music, torohlight procession,
80 49,, =, -. I'D decorations In the German quarter OF
Miamshurs areworEs speeches and general lde s
Tbs Visitors are chiefly from Banaio' hoones'ei' "
dslphia and Newark.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept FL a. m.-The changes In tho
during the clear and fair weather OF yester
day were slight The temperature raneot between 52S
and 500 the average t6s3soj being 7is' lower than
on the pondng day last year aud Ia lower than
on Saturday -
Clear and fair weather. with higher temperature may
be expected to-day In this city aud vicinity.
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DIR. rhealeld,s Artacial Teeth wi bout Plates


tho beautiful OF the natural teeth ever me
1870 They opyate extraction anu the annoyance Oh
nse and are perfectly solid ana inmoSaDe. noJ "S v"
more readily than the natural toe1n. c.ov,
0ur company ,he sole owner OF me hcamonu
s,ans and has recently become possessed OF Dr.
Patent Tooth Crown the most DeautiuI anu
ton aver made replacing the mont teeth. Ion an.
.nsciaty and general dentistry ~ . Ma.
ri n ISL kRWOOD. Chief Engineer: u .. NA'y'
l. ID COYkENDALL. kondout, \. 4:
" ii ENEY south Manchester, Conn;
Mr. lose NAVARRO. Contractor. NeN.toik;
Mr. UARKINS Protector North River Itinnei 49,,
" Ballard 2i7 Fuonst g. Mills WINDSOR h9,eit
cansrai IN d. Waen u. s. A.; ). Esheman VI. ", Inll'
eSaiDha. + L. Hathaway, 80 ast; h. B LOOMS sk,uov'
srnnr ~ CONNECTICUT Dr. O. Wynkoop East ioth 81 a.
81 w. .1cn IA White st. Courtand T. Pamer !4t brvtdMs
tharies " a svemeyer liz Wallst A. H. Amy So.w
Cnnn Ritnr Learned Albany X; Louis Leian1 PfoP,
sor Stnrieyapt House Morton, Loris. r.c,n
ei ,annsn n ; James Struthers ~ btoau 30,
Stab.msr az Liberty D. V. N Wiiams ." s,tis.,n
nv Eiias = Osborne Kingston. N Y Wna l1Is.s,ronck
~. Elevator Company 81 Liberty ST. " ,innry NAH.
yooLars y. lanes Bren. Victoria hvte harsv a,
lad tfb Avenue Hotel; Hofatio DOT Fred X.
iI taherts YonEers y. VI Dr. Hyand Me1fNR T., T. L.
Get "a Rroadst Commodore Luce
mssS n 90 "a Murrayst Gene al Le Due Ither r
.evv ,n ~ RI =: r. NJ bridge o,,pany "a
s az Walst; a. Farr. Gus EleSaV roosisn fheo.
dsms Philadelpha. Peon; J9nh spaIes Navyi
Gest laIn-st; Admiral o. r.. DostS,
Ciairborne Ferris, Westches.er, ~, ,aamnhlet
,,.,v, 1 acI n ToOTH CkJWS COMPANf'
Oh 80 Thirty seC0nu-sI
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TRANSATLANTIC TRA HELLERS.

The list of passengers arriving by the City OF
p,chmona vss,srasy WAS a long one and Included Han
nibal q, Hsmllp Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Hutchinson, Pro-
fessor and Mrs W. O. Atwser the Rev. Patrick FarreIy'
Thomas A. Logan, Mss Logan, Professor ". a. he,
6smars. Mg. ana Mrs. Y. 4. Russell tks Ass LIZ sls
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THE MASSACHUSETTS CENTRAL SOLD.
HUDSON. Mass, Sept. 1.-The Massachusetts
Central Railroad was sold to-day mortgage sale TO
& A. Aldrich for 100000. Mr. Aldrich Represents
committee OF bondhoders and his purchase is exclusive
of the rolling stock
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Mr. Cults was born In Orwell, VT, on May ~, 1883
BE removed Iowa in 1850 He was Prosecuting AtIor
ney 1859 10 1861, member OF tue state nouse VI
REPRESENTATIVES. in 1851 and from 1870 TO 1872. and
state senator from 1864 to 1866. He was Attorney
OF the State from 1872 1877 and was elected
IN line XLVIItn aud XLVIIIth Congress as Repuo
IInu
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4 WESTERN STEAMER SUNK.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept 1.-The steamer j. V.
r., orn 81 The Evansville and Cairo Pa ket Company,
sunk yesterday just above smthland' Ky The loss is
known.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

be dI.rsm In ths city BY enrne
dvons OF time Tor the houe
white line the oscisens
e tn, broken dotted line repre.ens
Indicated By tho Thermometer hsar
APP BesduN.
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MARRIED.

HATCH-LOPEs-On the 18th ult. at ST. Peters, Eaton
square London, Eug, by the Rev G. IL Walker vicar OF
Walkhlmpton, Devon Henry Prescott Hatcn esq, OF
brooklyn NewY YORK. TO Adea Elizabeth eldest daughter
OF Sir Massey Lopes. Bart, NJ. r., London
al notices Of marriages must be Endorsed loih fass
name and address.
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Frolcs OF Day." in which this company will appear
musical farce and mention ia made OF the fact that
Mr. Frank Maton and his people have acted in 1t up
ward of 1000 times In towns OF Great Britain with
imuch acceptance The purpose OF the piece Is TO pro
mote laughter. 1t s what It's name impes-a frolic.
The cast parts In 1t Is as follows;
MT. Bsrte Burke auctloneer. Thomas Lsoourne
MI DenOy
Gabriel Gadfortb. Herbert Gresham
Mrs. GadfOrth. .Anneta hails
irglpa bewgaW .a'snn
Mis- Chaterton- Caroline MsJItoh
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Speclal Nolltes.
Artistic Memorials.

rrba NEW ENGLAND GRANT WORKS nartioru 0ohn
Qnarrles and workshops westerly, X. l. n-,v,nx,
Ene monument TAI and building work IN Granite Dwihks
M esimates furnished without charge
iicted A. y Office 1921 B'way o. W. CANflELD Az1
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Dolitlral Nollres.

Ix,h Assembly District Republican Association "A
raar mesrlng OF this Association will be held at Beeeker
D1iing on Monday evening. septemD Der 3 At O'CLOCK
GEO ". LUCKEY, Sec'y. JOHN '" JAOODOo' FicS"
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COMPARATIVE FREIGHT STATEMENT.
Route
THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
RosroN. Sent. 1.-The Transcript says !:

BObTON, DtpU' l. I ITO ITV''o0'P ' '''9
was reported the street to-day that transfer of
81 100000 OF Achson. topeka and santa re hailroad
c hd been made to tho Barings, Of England and the
raport IA not wholly wrong" -,
statement or the railroad MADE puDlc
to-day shows gam OF Sl30O000 In net earnings Tor the
a
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
PLACES FOR NEW STOCKHOLDERS.

Alta meeting of the directors of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company yesterday places
were made for the new stockholders, members OF the
seney syndicate whose control OF the stock was an
nounced early n the week Samuel Thomas, president
OF the East Virginia aud Georgia Railroad
Calvin S Brcc director OF the same company ana Oi
the Ohio Central Railroad Company; John L. MARTIN.
drec or Of the Ohio Central and Samuel Shehar pres
dan, ~ rho Ohio Central and a director the East
Tcun,ssec Virginia aud Georgia were elected directors
Mr. Thomas chosen president, III place Oh JrreEiAh
fooys President Thomas, Calvin Brlce ana JOhh l.
SartIn; the Finance Committee. President THOMAS
Samuel shethar and Calvin 5. Brlce
COMPARATIVE FREIGHT STATEMENT.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The following is
comparatlye statement IN tons OF the shipments East
from Chicago for tho week ending September L
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W send fOr iIIustfA . VaiHV'11..rr NJ ~ \
.,r,SIn ToorU CKJWS COMPAN
Oh l8 West Thirty -second.sl

-, 49, York Book Exchange, cneape ss oo ~
10 ,o tSs world 900 volumes Of . ven away
as' s,isss pad Tor old and new books 'oi D'oAa
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REPRESENTATIVE NJ. E. QUITS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The FIRST Assistant
Mr.. Hatton has receveda dispatch
Announcing the death OF Representative Marsena e.
Cults, of Iowa.
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p,urc Radically Cured BY Dr. Marshs treatment anS
..rds n AZ va been cured and relieved; AZ 5oAas PA-
ssIispca only onics vessysI. Astof Aous~
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