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sorry Miss lost money by IT, but that Is not
my fault you know. and tbnk she VIII do we'll 10y p
ducing II In Chicago Boston even IL ony TOT o
night As said. however. che brought the play ous
aud not l." And Mr. wilde strolled away with Irlnn
after slowing away his wallet bulky roll OF bs win
which had been toying during the conversation. A.,
Sheridan Shook fond at The Morton House us
cussing the situation with Mr.. Collier. vera me
played for the time In this theatre, ne saiu'
"Tae matter simple enough ~ far as am oon
verned When asked for my rent this -norpng u was
forthcoming declined to allow the play 10 pro.
coed. Mr.. Perze endeayored to make an arraneonen.
with me, "a had absolutely money 10 put UP
any reasonable expectation Of having IL IN the nsr
future. / obliged to decline want III 10 DC us
tnctly understood that have way been mixed up
I'm this. The made by Mr.. Pa mer anu VIC
had IN assume IL when took the theatre rug
scenery painted outside the theatre was hoe
asked 70 attend any OF the renearsSls inaSo
spoken Mr.. Wilde in life and don't want 70
! knew the thing failure on the first nlght III"
expected this WOOL Id be the end OF II. I" 40
Z" Are You going to engage any other attraction
NO. The theatre will remain idle until the wynn
ham Com which, will be in two weeks from 10
day have hal several offers but do not care 10 nc
of o. them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS
THE LAcKAwANNA AT CASTLE GARDEN

THE LACKAWANNA AT CASTLE GARDEN.
Owing 10 the absence from town OF Assistant
Commissioner Person It not certain when the ps1t
regular weekly meeting OF the trunk-line passenger
agents will he held. The passenger agents AT present
are chiefly concerned with the relation OF the Delaware
Lackawanna aud Western Railroad to the Immigrant
nool Tn. trunk lines have agreement with tho
Commissioner OF Immigr alton by which no rdroatnal
4. moi under the rules OF the joint Agency at Castle
Garden IL entitled 20 the privileges Of selling tickets IN
the Garden. The trunk lines pay about S9OOO year
rent for their occupancy of part OF tue Garden Assist
ant Commissioner Person has set aside space IN the
arIrn or the sale OF tickets 10y the Lackawanna anI
hns given notice TO the Immigration Commissioners tat
n IL that the Lackawnna sll put lsri uhuer
the rule. OF the JOINT Agency. Al pesent tue Lscks
wanna inant Office outside OF the Satuen TOT te
al. of immigrant toKets, contrary 10 the rules OF teo
fruuk lines while IL keeps an agent III Tue DaIuen ~
srcnrs business. No Official pledge haS been gwen by
the Lackawanna that 10 viii enter Tue Jen' Asspcy,
but A. IL understood Agent Muller OF that ROAD nus
assured Mr. Person that soon ~ oil It's m ne
re road will conform TO the rules OF Tue
Jont Agency IL Is not necessary that the Laekawanna
shou noo s Immigrant business with tue oher hueS,
but aniess il will do the Joint Agent probably WIZ
,ii.tr,nute the immigrants Vho arr We uncousiEnel
t any areuaI road only nong the poor 70 aus nIs
business Is not more than 80 or 4o per cenI
Il a. whole.
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Post Office Notice.
malta for the week ending September win closea
foil

Foreign mails for the week enu'ns 'sP'e'- ~
fbis office as follows o. go a.
I-renay-At III A. N for Europe. per So Aaska. VA
0necnstown at D. for Cape hay y. 1 y .na
nrk;s Island per ss Santo pomhgo; ~ tssv r ~ W
~ 91 ~ M for Honduras and LIVINGSTON per ss wan
derer VIZ .t ~ IN for. France direct S. Labra
dor Via at ~ m for reaana per ss2 Ensnsa.
letters for Great Britain ana 9snea ~
cenntries must directed per seytns .. - NJ 49, ~
nr'ne pcr S. EiDe VIA soufhampson anu nIeis ~
- fnr ireland France musk pe ateeoa Ye. hs
no o. M for the Netherlands direcs per 60 w. - ~
Ten Va III m for Germany. France, &C. PEI So
III VA plymouth Cherb0urg asd Hamburg svssVs
Or areat britain and other European 80, - Cal
ares.e o,anstowp nc 80 p tor Cuba Porto ,isv Aas
Iss,co ner ss CITY Aexfndria-sia Ha'sHs' ~ ~
Tor Ne cfoundaDd. per S. Gamma s.v.n,ra &C tsnd
FRipAY-At p for Jamaica ~ u.t be- fully prepaid
AnxCayes, for which point posl~f' "
az u At NJ scotland d,ioos pfs,aoss prr "a
Via Gissgow m tor sns central Amercz South
FianinoIous an, me Coast o. nox.so gs' "a ps<
faclno Cornwall; IL M IvI ss iaer. ior tsrcao
e,,er via ~ouhampto, anu mist 30 directed
Britain ana az " m Europe pr IS ~, ne Wsss
PEI Sa ns,s.sown i:3g p IN lor !, m sor BeI-
inS,s. per S. Nlsga.e VA ,s IA va Antwerp.
gum g ns md Jspau per Guy 81 NAILS for
Malis LOT close August g ~ va Issndx vcr
tIsnss New zealand sand Wien ana .as here 80
e sify al Nex-York. VIA san fi~HS' ~
TENDER 40 81 p HENRY O. PEARSON, restmssssc
~, oa.a S,u.York N. Y. August "a $780,
-. ,,a a, ea,inx Of trans. Pacific malls - srfsayS
nv nresmmntiou OF their uninter osoS AZ ys.a ~
~, san Frsncsco Mails from the Essa T Isoschsl
~ Fvaaeisco on the day 0f sailing Of ssSAmsfs >AS
thence The same aay'
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INTENTIONS TO LORD COLERIDGB.

Lord Colerldge was driven, soon after break
o. os,srd,v morning from Elliott r. 5hepards house.
in company with Lieutenant John Mcclellan ana All
shepard to the foot Of rwenty-tnrose anu no'A
"a ,rera taken on board his steam yacht
wanderer The yacht steamed up tue Hudson as Tar as
West Point and the party which included besdes those
mentioned sir James uannen' james u hannel' 'use
RanalI and otaers took dinner on board Tue gente-
,aor rsiurned TO lryington about p. M. and we're
received by W. d. Sloane, by whom they were df'Ven
through Iryington and its neghporhood- IN
the evening an informal reception was gwen
Lord Coleridge at Mr.. sioanes Hving'oh houSe L
0,e.,a.,s soo did not 10 with the yachting party.
,r snsndu9 the afternoon IN making calls "a tue Guy
he Went TO Irylngton by rAn VITA j. y. JonhSon "
a,,end ihe REQ .piion DIR. ooane's house .,A..,,
To-day Lord COertdge aud ais sou VIII ~ ~ r.. Iii
.,t,b IfenIenanI Mcclellan and T. I Beai Ihey VIII
Will 10, 1snito and the CITY Park aud ~ the evening
will be gwen reception by toe Fort oranse rS
"aasps IfLay will be wuIle they are In Albany Lolu
sIerdce intends 10 10 10 Canada rs soon nc no eau
do 80.
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TR4ysATLANIIC: TRAVELLERS.

The steamship Normandic, from Havre, which
arrived Yesterday brought Messrs Jobbe Duva, Amou-
ROM Caubert aud Salmon French Commissioners 70 tne
Bos;ou Exhibition; Mrs. Frank Leslie aud Maurice orau,
Niles Aimee, Angelo, Nixan, Valiot ana mss'iS Nis'
and Larry of the French Opera Company.
Among those ON the Italy from Liver
,ool vers Rowland Fisher and family
Dr T. v Lewis, the Rev. James Powell. Dr. Louise
C,errsrd and Dr. 6eaDrook and wfe =. ryohor and
on the 5alier from Bremen were Cnarios "'SeN ~
Chrtetopher Sieber.
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THE SALE OF THE souTHEAsTERN.

Although inc pIIHVIplI UIIIUtIS Ut UIO N''I''
o,an Pacific Railway are now assent inspecting the
road II ia understood they will not oppose the SAFE
OF the Southeastern Railway 10 the Chapman synol-
cate The Canadian Pacific holds the whole "f the nr't
mortgage bonds as security for loan to Bradley Bar
low the president OF The company out al tue ooe "
T. = Kennedy & CO., the fiscal agents OF he COMPANY
Vas sad Yesterday tlst tile C1nidlhh fhciho Mouiu
ater nave the wucn IL had advanced tnsn sne
OF the road. 1t - understood tnht
the Cana lian acinc ina e trsnc aBtcemeut VIZ
The PorlanI and OgdeI sDurg wnch mixes tns ooui'A
~ me southeastern OF mucn less importance 10 IT,
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THE TRIBUNE FRkSH-4IR FUND.
.sl5,63o o5

Previously Acknowledged W
Proceeds o. a fair at Old Orchard House. Ola
Orenard Beach, Me-, held by the hissss
Pauline Brooks, Hattie sheldon. Edlth os'
he sy Colgate aud Annie Reynolds, as
ssted by Master Fred Druery, TheodoIo
Richards. aud Louis Sheldon per L. A. 65 SO
QuackenDusn .rehsu 1865 so 90
y Blapehi d Co, New-YUrk CITY,. 49, =" w
Proces,s OF a fair held Mt the Grant unuse.
CatsklIL BY Misses Annie Martin, 1 EsY
woodfoTd Oracle Moran oOfaena oio,. 20 90
Entertainment by children'' Union iaDO.. s25
N. J.... 1890; a :, 90
X III. A., Coney isIah1 9 Pr 0'"'-'--. rs
cara Kew; Sortuo"' ............. 90
BlnuCne, UTICA.
congregational s. $. In stra'ioro' oo-"' ~ is 90
h. 5edgWlck. -''----''- 90
y. M, P9tsdan. --.. 90
W and H. Cuntz.
.,., OF 1919 Sl5,s25 80
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4 NEW THEATRE EATERPRiSE.
Inr IrLEaEArn ro THE rnIBuNE. ]

BosroS, Aug. 27.-lt is stated on good
auinority that tne As.sra Mallory. who own the hadi
-on sanare Theatre 10 NewYOrk. are supporting
scheme fo adding tho lumber OF Boston piayhou'es
The Journal Is informed that the new house Is TO he
called The Madison and that the plays produced al
the New.York Will b. pro inced simultaneously In
Roston In, New York Boston companies e1cnan1-
a., lscss al feryats Fne theatre built l. 10 Do 10
hat section OF the CITY bounded by Washington Boyis-
tom fremont aud Avery sts
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THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSSl

Rosroy. Aug. 27.-1he Transcript, speaking
., ,na nsnver and Rio Grande Railway, says: ave
t,o, hereo, we speaK when we affirm that today the
property Is again up for sale Boston and s managers
are desrous that some company: the Atchson OK tue
Union Pacific or tue Chicago Burlington anu ShJI
s,nId take the whole concern Or Its deJts III any
wants this properly for the interest upon is oeo e'
him now spaak it"
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4 MISFORTUNE or me EDGAR COaPANY.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-An attachment against
:he property OF william wilson, manager OF the
s,randd George Edgar Theatrical Company. was taken
ont by Richard Hooley to-ay for $1,000 10 cover tue
rent for the The attachment WAS served D no
1870 was found the wardroDes OF the company
having been hired In NewYOrk-
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son. The amount of lumber lost by each cannot
yet be told All were insured. every company repre-
Schneiders agency loses $4,000. Engines came
from Sudbury, Milton. Lewisbnrg and Wafsenfowu.
The fire was exceedingly stubborn and could nos
piles The origin of the lire Is not yet known.
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nrv,.I. Of A REPORTED SALE.

MONTREAL, Aug. 27-ln regard 10 tne
d,.uatch from st. Adams, w. that tue southeastern
Railway has been sold the NcwYork Syndicate Tue
directors here deny the truth OF the statement rs to
iane ira authorized TO make sale Tne secretary a1u
treasurer state that nodehnite offer has yet Deen u
FOL
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AN INJUNCTION ON TAXES.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 27.-Judge ba1eer'
~ tne limited states Circuit Court, to-day issued an
order restraining State Controller from
collecting back taxes amounting to $4,000 rom tne
Touisyille ana Nashville aud the Decatur riroaus
nreiminary 10 argument motion for an mJunc'ioh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28

the residence Of the bride cs
on Angus 1854 The ey Geoise r. 81 n smitts
C.nrN New. YORK tity, William Hancock CArk " S~n
Gaylord. .. ...o-s n,.asa canv
pouE -WoRTHINGrON-I Toledo. ONO; AZ tne ,os
1sace Of the BRIDES paceDs Angnt ~ issS " ts NJ
~ n knowles George Pomeroy jr- 10 Mathas "visAs
ton.
All notices Of marriages mast be iHdor'ea "'s" J"s
nace and address
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FLAMES IN CENTRE-sTREET.
MAcHINIsTs AND METAL-sPfNNERs BURNED OUT
DAMAGES, $1,000.

MkCHINISTS AND METAL-SPiNNhhS BURNED oCi-
DAMAGES, $4,000.
Fire was discovered shortly after 10 o'clock
last night In tue ave-sored brick building in the rear OF
Nos AZ aud As Centre-st. The main entrance TO the
bndipgts through an alley between nos Al and 43 The
fire was confined to the building whicu t broke out
although considerable damage by water was suffered
by some OF the adjoining buildings. Inc
occupauts of several tenementhouses Ia Pearistr
which were separated from the burning building by
spaceN OF not more than twelve or nfIeen ieet'
w.r, greatly alarmed. but were prevented from
desertlng their homes by the exertions o. hremen
ana police men The rear building was occupied
nv Cotton & Hewes. m chi ISIS; "A. ounesou"i
,D,chn,.; John MESSENGER metal spinner; the Empire
Fonndry aud Brass Works and Others Ii was not con-
nected with tho buildings fronting on Centre-st'
al,houoh owned by the same persons Tbe
hula,ng Nos 43 and As il occupied by Jonn A. somer
ella as a book blndery Both buildings belong 10 the
estate of Samuel Bowen. The building NO Al Centre-sI'
on the opooe the alley said TO belong TO the
stewart estate The loss building and occupants was
osr,mated Mt not over $4,000 The origin Of the fire is
estLaeU n TSs watchman employed by Mr.. Somer-
vile said that the evening some au ot ~
set of and that IN ". ~. S Spto% ssId
that tney heard a loud explosion Just before tue nre
was discovered. and they expressed Exp a.sms snt
opohh r,ldtnS mad burst The remen found that the
are had caught somewhere In the basement anu speau
are occurred in the place several years ago,
bnt it was much more Disastrous, e1enn nins
Of he adjoining 1Sns as 0H tenementnouses
Tue building has been rated a. s,- e1 ans tme
ardous by tue con Io ase smere BOOK
bndcry it Is understood, 10 covered DIV ..
going 20 the rs Joan .ss rom bis seat
and the Vehicle passing over him caused sgn
on his head and right arm ne nsnr,s which we're slight
xere dressed after which ne went nono'
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noIitlral Nctirfs.

a..,h,v District Repab tcss AssSc. Ia :.
si meeting AZ 4ss va e. tns reDort az
a. an 4 O'clock. for the " ~ SiGGJS
~ Tam mtiee ON Roof gAniEation Presoent
II AxEs NJ TURNER, Secretary.
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JOINT AGENT MOORE ON A VACATION.
Commissioner Fink said yesterday that Fool

Agent Moore In charge at Chicago had not LETT that cry
a., Na,vyork 10 consult with MIN the rate cutting
nn,ng On among the rnilroaiA He stated that MI.
~. bsd started on hs vacation and would proOsny
stay In NewYorE during H. lie wouu no' oo"'o 'P''''
with regard TO rate matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug Isl a. m.-During the c'eas
weather OF yesterday the changes In the were
slight The &c npsrarure rangei between oo anu TO-
the t67is' oe'n< lla' hgser .nao On 'a' eo
responding day last year aud 3a' lower than on sun
day. ,,.s. .,.,na. IN tempera
t,re may be expected to-day In this CITY ana vicn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
TELEPHONE UNION DEFEATED.

BosroN, Aug. 27.-Lowell dispatches indi'
cate that 40 far az the Lowell syndicate is concerned the
proposed consolidation Of the New-Engiand telephone
companies has been abandoned This pracucay enaS
he sch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
TUE yrIJOWsTONE PARK ROAD.

ST. PAUL, HInn., Aag. 27.-The Yellowstone
National Park branch OF the Norihern faoino i"o
49, ,,o,ad 10 Cinnabar nfty-one miles south OF
Iy,nrs one and will be open for business on rt
after wnieh time persons 10 Directly 10 tno PaiA
fh.IiI AT
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woor-p1rIJING FACTORY DESTROYED.

An obstinate fire broke out at 1l:2O a. IN.
Yesterday among frame shantes on the north sac
% IN. ST. between Tenth and Eleventh aves' IL
- h.,,eyaa that boys who wero playing with matches
a., one o, the unoccuped shanties started the hames
perore the firemen could be summoned the wooden
buildings we're fairly absze and the nre hao s'aenea
tn, story wool-pulling factory OF Hiram d. HOLLIS
'. No. .ae and 54s West Fiity.seventh-st Inc wina
the flames against the factory so strongly that
'rnossble to save the building, while the shanues
were destroyed quickly. Carl Kens brewery d. len'n
owe and Fifty-seyeutb-st, and the Eagle fiah Mis-
~ md Eleventh-aye.,' were threatened
a ,ne eremen contented themselves with saving the
TWO large structures Some sheds near the mus were
burned although streams Oh ".' -
- an them The fire was got uhaer
d coT1wh a. soon as the walls OF the woolpi
@ n,or, fell Charles Frey. member Oh Tue insu
ins Patrol sipped the pavement near tne nn.n ~.
SndnT and broke his ankle The police Sent nun 70 ,a Je
nslr Hosnital The losses Oy the nre were as io,
iows H. H. Hollis, $4,000 on stock ~ on na SaI
i nd al 600 on Machinery insured LOT @o9'VoV o.
lns nrs ~ Albany owner OF shanties. @3,VOO A: H.
Hart Co.. owners sheds IN Fifty @o'ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28

Al. ,,hoities agree that milk OF healthy mother -
the best food Tor an ant Next 20 ta ana con- teh
Iar eemenIs for De nutrition Is AelnTs roo wl,cn
after long test Is highly ndorsed by prominent
men Sold By leain dru2giss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28

Thereis IN fact disease Of which So writes an
medical authority IN recent time on AIDE issaes
RS TONIC iparts yisor ana s1ne and throwing
TINS nirffying the blood nourismnn w 49,
tIIn III 4 ha natural chanuea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
A VAST QUANTITY OF LUMBER BURNED Urn

OF LUMBER DEsTRoYED-Loss $5ooooo'
WILLIAMSBURG Penn. Aug. pa hre whlcn
started TINS evening in the saw-mii OF finiey'
Young g. Co. quickly destroyed it, and the LANES .
then spread northward, destroying the oincss =,
that firm and Merrlmsn K Sons They tnen chs'''a
the lumber yards and burned o'o-
square OF ground, destroying a ssIliugs
tity of lumber and piles 0e'e. 49,. rad that
and barns also burned ne doc feet Of lumber
from The total loss. il is expected Will r'A'A
100000. ,o.... ara Finley, Young d.
The priMuD arri,nsn 4 SonsI Payne Coeh M,ne
Co N Kramerman g. Co., and Edgar MUM
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CoJzate IL Cos

rcaue will a eertAih anu 5peoV cuie AsA "-A
drum an other scalp diseases
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Ready This Morsius.

TIE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
,.,n wrappers trsaiy diay hys seats gsI az
fr1ce IN yssr "a. diva soDisA 81 D va go
Que oops one in ali cases the suoseri
an extra, S2o roS'sso =" ~ THE TRIBUNE. NeT-fort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
! NORTH cARoLIAA MURDERER HANGED.

RALEIGH. n. c., Aug. 27.-Henry Jones
was hanged IN the city jail to-day in the presence Oh io'
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Night.

me diagram ssow ~ snis cry cy ssn
the
oeIns mi5nish Irregular white ns repre,sn ne
..rsons il empernu ndcsssd By the tssrmsnssf nes
aut,sP Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
A CoAL-YARD AND BUILDINGS BURNED.

A destructive fire occurred yesterday at l
p. m. In the block bounded by Atandc Clason and
Grand aves aud Pacitc-st., In the Ninth ward OF
Brooklyn burning nearly OF buildings and eaus-
ing a loss OF $4,000 The fire broke out IN frame
building at No 1850 Atanticaye., occu pied as sash
and blind actory by W. J. Smith. THIS was completely
destroy eG the loss being placed at $4,000 From the
factory toe flames riyon by tue wlud to livery
stable ON the east sdeSo. 1852 Atlantic-ave owned
by the Chichester estate hch Is managed by Jackson D.
schultz The loss upon It about $1,000. Next the
fire caught in the yard OF John Fink where there
were 800 tons OF coal The shed, stables and NEST Of
the O. al were burned causing loss OF $1,000. row
of twosory frame tenements the rear, fronting upon
Pacc-st mex caught hre and all the occupants were
forced into the street. saving OF their furniture
Their losses were about $780, Next the Dire attacked
the soda-w factory OF Frederick Feltman, OF No
1886 A.lanuc-aye. which sdjoined the coal ONCE,
causing "A loss OF 81 200 Adjoining this was the feed
.tore of Dennis and Mohael May. where tue loss was
80 200 tgO-stOry tenum INT houses on Clasoh
ave- between Auantc-ave anu Pacincst.' was Ihen
burned Turse were old wooden structures ana tney
nur Ied m IDLY rue losses tue occupants aSgrc-
ga ed ~ 800 the DJrant being 5000 upon tne
fancy oous store OF Mrs. Mary Miller aud sloVV
upon de faney goods store oil Martin Dougherty All
te buildings, except where tine hre Oroke OUT oeongoa
To the Cuic estate, and the aggregate iuss upon
them was $4,000 The losses mainly covered oy
INSURANCE. Fac nre bOckei tue trains on tiIe LONG
Leland tallroad tracks Ia Atlanticayc. Tor an hour
ms ure caused a large amouni of smoke ana being on
high ground could seen long distance.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. AUGUST 90, 1881
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

persons. Early last year he shot and killed Deputy
sheriff Alvls II. Blake, while under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
AARRIED.

rvowv COLLARS and COfss All MONARCH smxrS
Sold by IeAtt1 i3AecA
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Gueeial Notires.
Artistic nemsrisss.

MnnpANIrE WORKS Hartford. Conn.
rhe onarriss and workshops westerly IL mr. v,nss
FINE and building Tors IN carrsspond ence so
ana estimates nn col Bway c. W. cANF1ELD Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28

IA, ~ ature a beautiful htau OF naI sIoa u ~
guarded either as preserve, OK sasf aticls yo
Sair. PAaR ER's HAIR BALS,AM, - 'A'
nay tlesiores original color cieanly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
Social LIFE Al SARATOGA.

Selys, OF Belgium. is in town.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-16
Safota.

-@ouuerneur Srbwap bat bic Gerri.
torialsV eamten anfgeforOert, ibre Sfiicer
munmebr mad Bismart, Der neuei Saupt.
ftabt bes Gerritoriums, gu perIesen. IS
frast ii6 nun, oh bieie Yeamten Dem Sou,
perneur 9ebor6en, ooer oh iie ii9 auf bic
@nti9eiOun9 oes &i6ters Gbserton fifteen
peroeh. @O9erton bat befanntli6 ents
i9ieoen, OaB Die SerorOnuns, weI6e 9 / s.
marf CUR 9auptitabt ma6t, nidt seIte.
Se9en feline Gntideibuns pirb natiirli6
appeairt weroen, uber bis gum enbsaltisen
&ustrug Der Sa9e werOen bic territorial
geamten uieuei6t bod in Yantton bleiben.
-@roBer Munsel an 9lrbeitern Ioa. in
ben Slad9tas berri6en. Sn Seabs
o b %fOnnen, wie es beiBt, iiber 200
Wtann Vei9dfti9un9 finben. Die 20bne
itnO bOber ais ie Suuor.
-SiirSli6 purbs bas @intersS emeiter
Der territorial llniuerfitGt in 9 ermiqon
NIT entipre6enOer SsierIi6teit e%r0finet.
Die rllniueriitdt" biirfte trot ibres prant.
pollen Nomens faum bic Qebrfraft elmer
beuti6en &eali6ule errei9en.