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New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, June 14.-R L. Wilson, OF New
York. who purchased the Morgan estate haa leased IL
for the present season to Dr. C. NJ Bell of New-YorK
Dr. Bell recently purchased the lot at BeueYue-aYe ana
the cliffs owned by James Gordon Bennett, the price
being $4,000. lie viii build cottage upon the ot at
an early date Mr. Wilson and family will spend the
summer 10 Europe.
Mrs Sarah Goelet, OF NowYork, las arrived ut the
Bradf5fd cottage.
Mrs r. p. De silver and Mrs James H. Patterson OF
Boston. are at the Hodges cottage In Catherhe-sI
Donnel Swan, Of Baltimore, has arrived and rehted
the Weaver cottage In Berkeley-aYe.
Theodore Dwight and wife. of New-IIaven, the Rev.
Dr. Farley, Of Brooklyn, Cyrus Brewer ana wle o u
Marsb F. E. Alden, aud Mira. David Hdnt, OF Boston,
w. Yaas Mrs. Barrett and family David wallace f. E'
Iyster and Mrs c. Kempto of New.York, N. L. Russell
OF Rchlnon d. and NJ Yond, of London are at the
Aquldneck. >,
Mrs. G. u. Fosdcks. Of New'YorK' ls ~ tne Msrsnan
Woods cottage IN Bellcyue-aye
W. X. Green and John W. Downing OF Ne"'iorA' "A'o
arrived at their cottages. :;
d. f. GuOn, OF BALTIMORE has arrived AZ tno ieiii
Archibald Rogers, Of New-York, has arrived at tne
r. r. Weir Of Yew.York. has arrived at the cottage In
| Rhode Isand.aye. owned by Dr. Thomas biddie' oi
| r. d. Fell and L. O. Graz are occupying the cottage age
I'm Belevue-aye owned by the late Dr. Palmer OF the
limited States Navy. Mrs. Palmer whose husOhhu heu-
tenant Palmer Ia OF Dr. Pamerl, was lost on tns
Hmon has taken possession OF her ne" Sui"i0A ''0
l dence In Rhode Island-ave -. A.. IN,
Decorators are work upon tho cengs Oh tno % niila
now in course OF erection at Oehro PoinVaor Miss
Catherine L. Wolfe, OF ofNewYork; Nan, vorr n n Tan
nant OF Petersburg Va and DIR. Furey, .0I fhllaue
phia have arrived ct their cottages for tho season.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
MR. RAVERLY'S AFFAIRS.

A MEETING OF CREDITORS TO BE HELD TO-DAY
Haverly's Last Week heads the announce
ments OF Mr. Marsdens play, and IN the minds Of many
of the profession there is ominous ring IN the words
It is nearly week since Mr. Mcdonald arrived from
Chicago 10 fix matters for his friend and far as re-
cards the Foureenths Theatre matters have not yet
been fxed" aud Messrs Colvle and Gilmore not only
retain possession Of the house but paying the rent
and making arrangements for coming attractions. All
the persons interested yesterday and discussion
OF several hours took place. with the result according
to Mr. Dttenhoefer who acts for Coville and Gilmore
Of leaving matter Just where 1t stood AS far as can
be asceraned Mr. Mcconnell expects the other side to
come to his terms which said TO be Sl2OOO IN cas
while COlve and Gilmore refuse to settle under SO.
600 and expenses which will probably amount TO ABOUT
81 600 more Mr. Haverly himself remains passive, and
his usual CHEEKY spirits have deserted him. 1t is stated
On good authority only have his speculations In
mines and grain oyer-weighed him. but he has lately
succumbed TO the fAscinatons OF his Old enemy tne
faro-table. Mr. Haverly denied this in conversation
with TRIBUNE reporter, but accounts from ohcaso
20 substantate the report A meeung Oh tue
creditors will take place today.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JUNE I6 1883

OF mothers and the cradles OF babies with the
nfamy OF unjust power You brave enough you are
strong enough, to raise your voice and your right
hand against this attempted Injustice thank you ior
the courage that you have shown thank you for tne
pluck that men ike you can show looking In tne race OF
power But and above all that this verd,ct mas
told story in whose presence humanity WILL DO"
down. .
Possibly not this year, or next, but the time
will come, when 1t will be will be pointed 70 as
Macaulay pointed to the trial Of Warren Hastings.
The trembling wires Of intelligence that pore
the message of acquIttal to Berlin, Moscow eho h
Dublin, told the poor, the lowly aDd tne
hopeless that twelve could yet be found VINO Wouu
deal justly by them that there was not G0vernment
large enough, that there was not public treasury ru
ful enough, that there not leads OF gold tmck
enough and that there not executive power greaC
enough TO seduco the Judgment OF twelve nonest
men. don't about myself 1t Is matter OF nttie
consequence who Is convicted or who is not. IL ls
matter OF great consequence whether there is any GOV
enment powerful enough whether there Is any rea
ury full enough TO bow down Citizen however huhOio.
This trial and this verdict have placed upon the DOCKS
ofjustice splendid record OF the manhood oil man.
jury mado up OF Democrats and RepuDncans'
OF colored men and white men, OF Prot
the charged not guilty SO t turns out that In
the District OF Columbia where the cloud OF power casts
its shadow every individual the twelve men could
be found who "would not bend tho pregnant hinge.
OF the knee that thrift might follow fawnlng."
halo Of the glory OF truth will hang about them ms long
they live and will decorate every thatched cottage
that has been built will be built in the next thousand
years.
Goodbye and thank you.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WAsHINCToN, June 15.-lhe resignation of
Cadet jefferson s. Rusk, Fourth Class, United SateS
Military Academy. las been accepted by the Secretary
nj War The superintendent OF the Mounted Recruiting
Service has been directed forward nifty recruits to the
Department OF Arizona for assignment 10 tho 81
Artillery The leave OF absence granted Secondleu-
tsuapt william H. Baldwin, 7th Cavalry April 80. 1888,
has been extended two months Leave OF absence for
our months has beon granted Surgeon Henry H. Iiton
The extension OF OF Absence account OF dis
ability granted FrstLeutenaut William A. DinWlddie'
% Cavalry December 10. 1892 has been still further
extended six months OF disability Captain
Thomas Ward, lst Artillery, has been detailed rs re-
oorder OF the Retiring Board convened at Governor
Island. New-York Harb0r March 10, 1883, vice MAJOR
william G. Mitchell, deceased The leave Of absence
granted James w. Watson, lOth cav
airy May 2f, 1888. has been extended two montas'
Leave of absence six months, surgeons oertin'
cate of disability has granted LeuteDantCoionel
Joseph n g. whetter, 9th Infantry. Leave Of absence
for Two months, 10 take effect on being teneVcu I0
duty in the signal Service has been granted captain
lanes W. Powell, Jr., 9th Infantry. , a.,
Naval Cadet John Is. jackson has been detacned from
the United States ship Tennessee and ordered 70 the
Kearsarge; ; Lieutenant L. q. Logan IRON the framing
shin PortsnOutb June 25 and placed on waiting oruers
lieutenant Duncan Kennedy from the Constellation anu
ordered 10 the Dale Lieutenant Theodore Porter IRON
tbs Naval Academy and ordered 10 the ConstellatOh
nsced on waiting orders Ensgns j. H. Hetherngton
and g. Dewey from the Kearsarge ana orderea " 'no
Coast Survey.
THE REDUCTION OF REVENUE DISTRICTS
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Cabinet meet
n TO-DAY was short and was devoted mainly TO the con-
s,darstion of routine matters. AL the members were
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
HOLDING TOO MANY OFFICES.
THE POSTMASTER AT NORFOLK ALSO STATE sENA-
TOR IN VIOLATION OF AN EXECUTIVE ORDER

THE POSTMASTER AT NORFOLK ALSO A STATE sENA-
TOR, IN VIOLATION OF AN EXECUTIVE ORDER.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON June 15.-It is perhaps to be re-
gretted that there Is man in Virginia to call the
attention of the President to violation of the Ex-
ecutive order of January H. 1878, which forbids
postmaster or other Federal officer to hold State
OF municipal Office. and declares the acceptance or
holding of such State or municipal office
tantamount to resignation OF the
Federal Office. Postmaster Rue, OF Norfolk.
is a State Senator of Virginia. When he was ap-
pointed Postmaster Congressman Dezendorf called
the attention Of First Assistant Postmaster-Gen-
eral Hatton to the fact that Mr.. Rue also held q
State Office. 1t was supposed that Mr.. Rue would
resign the Scnatorship. but it appears that he has
not done so and 1t is said that Senator Mahono
has ordered HIM not TO do so. The reason is al
legged to be fear that tho Mahono ticket will suf
fer defeat in Norfolk County next November, rs 1t
did three weeks ago. If Rue throws down the Sem
atorship his successor must be elected in NOvcm-
ber
Several days ago the attention of tho First As
slstant Postmaster General again called to
Postmaster Rue's case Mr. Hatton remarked that
he felt sure Rue had resigned the SenatorshIp. 1t
would be very easy for Mr.. HattOn to obtain Official
information respecting this matter If nc felt dis
posed 20 do so.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Svaopsis for the past tlcenty- four hours.

WASHINGTON, June 16- Il a. m. - Clear
weather continues In the Southern, Middle and New
England States, with slightly warmer east to south
winds in the interior. Local rains are reported from
the Ohio Valley, Upper Lake region and the Northwest
with warmer south TO west winds.
Indications today
For Nev-England and the Middle Atlantic States
slightly warmer generally fair weather, light southery
TO westerly winds, lower barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and missouri Naleys'
Hight local rains and partly cloudy weather, winds gen
orally from west, stationary or slight fall In
temperature, followed by rising barometer
Indications for tomorrow.
The Temperature win rise slowly the Atlantic Coast
during Saturday and Sunday, with fair weather during
Saturday and light local rains ON sunday Lgb. rams
on Saturday and Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

tenant ". NJ. Laggatt; Second Lieutenant, l. Frank
Company K-Captain, Rober. A. Stevenson; Second
Lieutenant Wright d. Goss.
There are now 675 officers and mon In the regiment
and last night an officer estimated the number OF men
that the several companies would turn out to-day fof
service as follows: Field aud staff, IL; Company
A, A; B, 20; @, S.; D, AZ; =, 25; @, 80; III
35 30 K IS; the band, TO- and the taseparate Cor
pany of Newburg, "a, making total OF 39l.
Companies A and were 10 camp at New-Rocheile In
1881 from July to July q but t has beon nine years
since the entire regiment was in camp, and tna1
at Oakland Beach for ten days Bana,,
master Frederick Voso says that bis men WIZ
give good account of themselves. Captain
Cowan. OF Il Company, will not command his coDpauy
in camp, having been detailed to important anu
less exactinz duty at headquarters The regiment VIII
the State helmets for the nrst tiIne to-day.
They win leave the armory about noon, Datch down
Thirty fourth-st 70 the North River and there en-
bark on the steamer provided by Commodore GWyer
who in command OF the stae troop transport ass
season. IL Is expected that camp VIII be reached "a no
to get comfortably settled before Dightfa me vaeer
OF tue day is Captain Leo OF Company G. and the ohcer
OF the guard is LeutenanI Taylor, OF Company a.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16


RrrrcKER-ou THURSDAY. 14th last Richard infant
Of sherbrOOke p. and Emily H. BlescSer.
Intermeat at scarstale -
Anna only child OF Rev Joseph and Mary r. Green'
leaf agsi II years 8 6months and lO days
GooDLIFF-on Friday morning. Juae 10. 1883, Eleanor
Deborah Gocdin IN the s5th year OF her age u,,,,,,
Funeral ssrvcSs az az ans asthst SeYork at o'clock
D. m. on Sunday, June H.
JEssUPAt MOntrose Penn wsdncsaay % 1ane 10 @ liam
in s5th year Amanda widow OF % ne iIte Iio1 M,a %
Jessup and mother Of the Hon william a. 1essaRR snR tsa @
Rev. Samuel Jessup. OF SYRIA
McENTEE-rhursdsg June Il; az Ro1doat n r. Maurice
" McEntee son OF James ;. McEntee
PARK-suddeny at her iato residences Rye
Weschester Co, N. r. Mary A.. wife Of Joseph ParS.
&c Christ Church Rye saturday, June leh q, lisp
Carriages will Rye depot arrival OF the IL m @in
Please omit flowers
PHELP5-wiilam ii. Pheps-
HEADQUARTERS OLD GUARD VETERAN BATTALION
NEwYoRx. June IL, 1881
The announces deep the death OF
an 6s old sSa VIII sSsenSs in Citizens dress
House on SATURDAY June 49, at $50 M " attend 'n' iua
siH sy o. order Sua Of Major George NJ. Mclean. ,r
Adju;ant.
Friday June * o 9FD I'm Eoass si9csss M.s;
Christian Association in the 3ith year ot his age ,
Funeral services IN reaing .pan aiS Si oiocf nS
Friends and raroad msn generally invited to attend
,riCHrSoR-At Newark. n. j. June Is. 1888. James II.
s G s n@ ss sF' News
ARK ~ j.. on saturday, June 10, az D D. u
wILcox-suddeniy in Greenwich. Conn., June ls JOSIAH
Funeral on Saturday at 2 o'clock from Congregational
carriase: viii Chester depot to moot ent' on
arrival of trains. -,
Yard daaghsr Of late %iaH a w., = 5s. Mon
day morning, June Is. at oocloc<.
Please omit noS
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
A HEADLEss DEPARTMENT.

THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT WITHOUT CHIEF.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, June l5.-The Post Office Depart
ment is headess. Postmaster Gresham
was called TO Indiana several days ago to close up
some public business connected with his former
ndicial office which he unable to complete be-
fore he entered upon his new duties. The First
Assistant Postmaster General, Mr.. Hatton, who was
left in charge, and the Third Assistant Postmaster
General, Mr.. Hazen, are reported to be In New
York, but whether on public business
or not could not be ascertained The Second Assist
ant Postmaster General had "sgned all the depart
ment mail at O'Clock" and left for his home in
Wavery, N. Y. The Chief Clerk of the department
had gone to his home in Connecticut to attend the
funeral of bis mother. Several other clerks, watch
men and messengers however. were found about
the Department On the recent Star Route trial the
counsel for General Brady dwelt much upon the
responsibility of his client for certain question
able transactions which it was alleged took place
In General Brady's absence.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
IygEsT1GA1YNG The e9TH REGIMENT

The investigation into the efficiency of the mem
bers of the Goth Regiment was resumed at the
Goth Regiment Arnory. before General Brcwnell
last night Nine men who were enlisted by Leu,
prior to the election of Mccarthy to
the captaincy of his company ,deposed
that they were enlisted for the purpose OF volng
for either Mccarthy or Purcell. Captain iiugh
Coleman SAID that his opinion was that no better
commander than Colonel Cayanagb could be bad bd
for the regiment. Captain Plunkett, who was one
Of the twenty-five officers who signed the petition
for tho retirement of Colonel Cavanagii, sald tbat
he would not sign the same petition again.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
A NEW-YORK WAR CLAIM.
A CLAIM FOR OVER $77, 900 AGAINST THE GOVERN
MENT FOR WAR SERVICES.
IBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l


WASHINGTON, June 15.-Assistant Adjutant-
General stonehouse OF the State of NewYork arrived in
WASHINGTON several days ago TO present and urge
speedy action by the accounting officers Of tie Treasury
Department upon claim of the State 10 BE- reimbursed
for services and expenses of the enlistment
and equipment troops in 1864 and subsequent years
The papers and vouchers in the case have been fled In
the Office Of the Third Auditor Of the Treasury where
they Will be bee1amined and audited practicable
After the claim has been audited and approved by the
Third Auditor aud the Controller 1t VIII be sent TO Con
gress with an estimate for an appropriation TO pay the
amount allowed. Until such preparation Is mace
the claim cannot be paid The amount OF the claim hled
ices and expenses during the 1854 1868 and 1866
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
A SPEECH BY S. W. DORSEY.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-S. w. Dorsey was
serenaded late this evening at his house on K-st, by
colored Republican club OF this city He made brief
,peech in acknowledgment OF the courtesy In which he
said
thank you for the heart you have shown In Gaming my
here this evening thank you not only or ~ III S H
fendants aud their mics but for the courage you haye
sDment has ed 20 put upon me pasterng the graves
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
DEATH OF O. r. STOCKWELL.

o. r. Stockwell, for several years the SUI
perntsndent Of the railroad branch OF tho Young Mems
Christian Association died at his home In Forty-nnth-
st. yesterday. of typhod-pneumonia He had been Ill
only ten days He thlrtysx years old ana leaves
v.ifo and three children Mr.. Stockwe was highly
esfeemed among friends and Cornelius Vanderbilt
te president OF tho railroad branch OF the association
implicitly with the management Oh lts HHirs
Mr StOckwell viii be buried at Erie, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

present except the Secretary Of the Navy and the Post
masterGenera After the meeting the President had
consultation with the Secretary Of the Treasury In re-
gard 10 the proposed reduction of internal revenue dis
trcts II Is understood that general plan OF reorgan
zaton has been determined but that details nave
not been perfected 1t is expected that the question VIII
be finally disposed OF next week.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
Colgate & Cos
Violet Toilet Water.
For the hand xerchicf AMI bath
MARRIED..

McCLAIN-ANDREwSLOn THURSDAY. jane IA 1893, a.
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. by ule Rev. W. Al
Ferris ID. d.. assisted by the Rev. A. X Sanioru ~ ~"
Damon H. McClain 10 koberne Andre"s al vi 'ai' oisf'
RENNEII-HURD-on tho l4th inst, BY the Rev kenneth
Mckenzie at Church Of tho Holy Irnlty ftalk w.
Kenne of the hrm Post Rennei TO Helen H. Laughter
OF 5. H. Hufd. all Of this city.
Observation-Disclosures evening jane H. at ,ns tns
brides No 2fI CrandlFe
Hey A H. Buring gam Alfred Vass to Ida, daughter Oh
James a sherman. esq, ali OF Brooklyn. No calus.
ZEBLEY-WELCu-At Laconia n. II. June Ia. lSS5
Dy tho Charles A. q. Ihurson assisted py thc iser y
p Atkinson, John +. Zebiey, OF NeW-Nork, 10 Mrs
Nellie Welch, OF Laconia
All notices Of marriages must be indorSed wth ~"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The President TO-
day appointed Albert woodcock of Illinois, to be United
States Consul at Caania Italy; Alexander T. Schriyer
Of Maryland to be delegate the International Colonial
and General Export Trade Exhibition Of 1888 to be hed
at Amsterdam and William r. Brown OF Kansas, 10 De
Register the Land Office at Larned ksn vice Onries
A. Morris, whose term Of office has expired.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
TRAWBERRrEs AND CREAM IN PLENTY.

1t takes a considerable quantity Of strawberries
and ice cream and caks to feed 700 people. bns
that was what was being done at the strawberry
festival in connection with the regular Sunday
Cooper Institute meetings held IN the Annex Hall.
No. 10 Fourth-ave., last evening. Not
content moreover, with feeding the 700 people who
had gained admittance to the hail by the legitimate
method of invitation, G. W. Sawyer, the master Oh
the ceremonies, surreptihousy treated some Two
dozen small and ragged uIchins fetched up at
random from the street below. upon strawOerriH5
aud cream on the staircase. They managed 10 stana
q good deal OF treating. those small boys
Besides the strawberries and cream, attractlohs
were provided for the large audience IN hymns anu
sacred songs while two addresses were made by
CIV Sawyer, and the Rev. ID. Stewart Dodge respcc-
lively. The distribution of the good things was
presided over by Miss r. I. Morse, niece o. tne
great Morse and Miss Kate Sturgers +. II. Mars
ton w. +. Lee and John j. Jones were on the plat
form, the last named being the originator and giver
OF the entire entertainments
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

why did you take your boy away from
~ school ~ asked teacher OF an old negro Wall
n yer heard dc white folks say dat de nggef was In
Rssc OBJ higher eddycation. an sent my boy up do
-tArkSnsaw Traveller.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

1t is well to get clear of bad cough OF
cold the first week. but it safer rid yourself OF 1t the
first hoursthe proper remedy for tho pnr-
pose being Or. Jayne's EIpectoraut.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE CHIRIcAHUAs NOT WANTED.
GENERAL CROOKS PRISONERS NOT TO DE REcEIvEI
AT THE SAN CARLOS AGENCY.

GENERAL CROOKS PRISONERS NOT TO DE RECEIVED
AT THE SAN CARLOS AGENCY
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Secretary Teller
received to-day from Agent Wilcox OF the San Carlos
(Arizona) Agency, the following dispatch:
Large number OF leading Indians met In council to-
day sent for me earnestly protested against the
return Of the Chiricahua men and boys. They say
trouble follow such course They want the
chiefs aud head punished ana the other men sent
where they cannot return do not object 10 women ana
children coming here They ask me 20 make known
their views TO you and General Crook ana urge their
adoption All OF the bands unite IN this request They
say they desire remain at peace with ther white
neghb0rs but that the Chircabuos will return 70 the
warpeth as they grow strong again; anu the
reservation Indians will then be charged with having
aided and encOura ged them. Assuring them OF my con-
dence in the wisdom Of the authorities who would have
10 decide the AFTER promised them to present their
petition evidence of justness OF thoir position
Secretary Teller has teegraphed TO Agent Wilcox d
recting him TO OF the Chiricahuao except
the children. The Secretary says: "The bucks must
take care Of the women"
Secretary Lincoln will not de:de at present what dis
position shall be made OF the captured Apache Indians
lie Will wait until he receives more dehnte Information
from General Crook upon the subject OF his expedition
and Is result
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
rHE HlLL INYEsTIGATTNG COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Hill Investi-
eating Committee met at IL o'clock to-day Mr. Cole
man. counsel for Mr. Murch called attention to the re-
quest heretofore made upon the Supervising Architects
Office for all papers relating to the extra work performed
by Bartlett Robbins & Co. upon the New Post
Once and intmated that this request had not been com
Piled with. Mr.. Thomas, for Mr.. Hll, replied that
counsel had not specified what particular papers were
required and the charges were not sufficiently definite
or explicit Mr. Coleman replied that the charges aud
spsc0catons were az definite aud specific would bo
re6nircd In an Indictment IN Onoha Of the States OF
the Union, and he asked the committee TO make an
order upon the Supervising Architect for the prOduc
tiou OF all papers and writings relating TO the extra
work performed by Bartlett. Robbins Co. upon tine
Nev-York Post Office also copies OF all contracts made
with them.
without ruling upon the question the committee de-
cided 20 resume the examination OF Mr.. stnemetz in
connection with the charges of fraud and corruption In
the construction OF the philadelphia Post once. Wit
ncss SAID the total amount paid by the Government 10
the contractors was $sl8700 The cost 10 the CON
tractors allowing liberal estimate, at least 80 per
cent Tor profit, was $443700, leaving balance or
S375 900 unnecessarily paid by the Government VIII
tesn then qualified his statement by saying that the
basement aud portion OF the second story 9avg Deen
heeuu under the 10 per contract and completed
unacr the modified contract these positions could not
be n eluded his calculations, but az rough estimate
the difference Ia the TWO prices Wouu add ABOUT %lVV
600 10 his previous tOials: , A.,
ouestiOu whether the committee ana the defence
would admit that the same excess relatively existed IN
fhe the other public buildings erected under Mr.
Hill. whether the prosecution be required 70 repea'
their proof with expert testimony to each OF them
After a long discussion, Favored with scYera sharP
passages between counsel the committee adjourned
Mr. Hi received letter to-day from Mr.. Creecy, Of
the firm OF Burns Creecy, OF this city, elnphaca.y
DENYING that hat firm has preferred charges against
"A In conpectlOn with asphalt COnLrdct1
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations ~ tot. CITY oy the
divisions Of time Tor the ~ he
white line repreten the oieAons
81 nsrcury dstted nns
the Indicated " Ihs thsr1s1 ~ %
Phar rnacy.f
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
Refreshing.
Lundborg's kheBish Cologne

smoke "Wclcome" CigareftcI
Milo sweet and delicate. Our new DganL
GOODWIN & Co.