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TROY B0ATS-CfTIZENS' LINE.-New
"A steamers sARATooA and CITY OF TROY ,eaSs pss
W. connecting with morning trains for al poins North.
SUNDAY steamer touches 20 Albank q
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E'OR BOSTON.
II THE LATEST EVENING TRAIS.
With Pullman seepers leaves Grand Central Depot at III -
D. m. week days. Morning tram, 1909 Get tickets VIA
NEW-YORK AMI NEW-ENGLAN RAILROAp
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PULAR SHORE LINE.

4 FOR PRovIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOE
Three trains daily tSundays exceptedl u SION
a. IN, Up. (par0r attached. and l(p m with pt
sleeping carsl Sundays at 10 with palace sleeping
r. w. FUTILE, Asch.
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anstrnctlon.

For Bows and YOUNG Men CITY.
A SCHOOL FOR BOY S.-PrvaGe tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeyes Ash l45 w. ijth.sL
NEW-Y0RK MILITARY ACADEMY
FORT WASHINGTON. Ny.
Established lSji
superintendenJ-JUHN b. HAYS, " D.
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For Both Sexes-Country.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IA miles
N Newly ork children receive q mothers care
MIS-. II. G. M0kRELL, Mauhasset L. 1.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack- on the
HI Hudson Both sexes S525 send for cltalogds. W. H.
BANNIsTER A. NJ.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
"a DREW ST. JOHN leave A. ~ r., foot OF Ca
nast every WEEk DAY az y. n connecting at Albany
nnay morning excepted with trans morrill, west and east
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COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, P0UGHKEEP-
USE " prepares Boys for College Sciendnc and GOV
.-rr-enf Scnon audf1 John MILEi. Principal
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
The Pops and Irish Americans.
Spe cial Dispatches to THE BEE.

CHICAGO, June Is Bishop Spald.
Ing, of Peoria, arrived here to-day. on
his way homo from q visit to Rome,
where no had a conference with Pope
Loo. He declined to be interviewed,
bat one OF the local churchmen In his
confidence states that the pope has
fully decided to call q conference of
American srohbishops, to be held In
Rome In September next, for the pur-
pose of considering the condition and
discipline Of the Catholic church In
this country, and, It is understood, to
consider tho whole subject of the attl-
tude OF the Irish National Laague OF
America toward Great Britain, and
the position which the head Of the
church should assume toward that or
ganiz ltior,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
A Sorious Acoiden mt.
Disratch TO TIE Ban.

Mystic BRIDGE, Conn, 13.--At the
ceremonies attending the dedication
Of the soldiers graves and monuments
to day, while a salute var being fired
In honor Of the government, by r bat.
terry OF srtilloryfrom this Fort, Trum.
bull, Williams 3 and SedgwIck postc,
G. A. R., were passing at tbs time,
receiving the contenta Of two gunE IN
their ranks. Tho frat discharge wac
received by Williams post, but the
second, which was more Ueriou,
was received by the SD
~iok pogt. Eighteen men vera In
jured more or less seriously, aB !ollow4:
Ccumsuder J. G. Bonner, of Se1g
wick Pos, Norwich, peppered from
head to foot with powder, mors than
81 pieces of coarse powder having On.
rsrsd his eide snd !imos. Lieutenant
VIM. Csrruth9rs, assistant postynss.
ter 1T Norwich, head bruised from
powder. L. 10 feased his I'M aries are
fatal. Charles Young, of Norwich,
artery cut on leg, bleeding p~rcfu1aiy,
and psppsrsd ia the face, head and
body with coarse powder. The In,
juries of the others are less sertour.
The Injured men were conveyed to
private residences, and medical at
tendance war promptly summoned.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
the DpKyS Dennis.
An hfamOa Murderer Shot to
Death at IniOntOwn, Pa,
The son>,of Capt. Mutt Fills
His BSdy With old
Mead
A Fau,ily OF Three maughtor. ID By
n Negro in AlAbsma.

Special Dispatch TO THs Bxs
PIrrsBuRa, June Is lThe Posts
Uniontown pa } special sk,: James
Mutt. son q State Treasury C,2tain
A. Mutt, deceased, nhot ami klcd N.
L Dukes, Ma fa,her's muel ever, this
oveuiog al 1880 o'clr OK. Hs shot four
timeo, all tho halls tskuiy ,fioct.
Dokss died iustsn'y Duf .o had
been frequently warned OF hiN lager
la Remaining IN Uuioutown, Nud he
lately raid thai he would eutel say
there or in the cemetery. l. il said
ihst he had Expressed ipar oi tlup son
Of Captain Nltt, and was mover s,en
on the street after night r.-day
James Mutt was seen practicirp With
a revolver at his home and this even-
ing about halt-psst z o'clock ho was
standing at the post' fl,e, when Dukes
came along. As Dukes vRS ps,s,pg
he turned bis head and noticed young
Mutt. Just as no stepped FROM the
doorway Mutt fired, the shot taking
cffect in Dukes side. Dukes started
to run, when Mutt followed ana ahot
again. Bv this time DukeI wat on
the posto flea steps, when ho received
another shot, and foil insido the door.
Mutt followed and fled two more
shots into Dnkes' prcctrato body, one
taking effeot in the neck. Dukes was
DEAD before any one oould get to him.
The revolver that did the york is the
same one that Captain Mutt cN"tied
on the morning Of his death. YJung
Mutt gave himself up, and Is now In
Jail. He was calm, bunanklo "a o
sheet. Five ,hots we're Afcur of
which took effect. TIE o5fonsr'e jury
Is now sitting. Excitement Is running
high.
At IL o'clock to night everything
Yves quiet. Young Mutt 10 not quite
twenty yesrs of ago and has always
been considered quiet aud ipotrel sive.
The murder which led to the tragedy
10 still freuh In the minds Of all.
Dukes, zho was engaged to Miss Lizzie
Mutt, had written infamous letters to
! her father, Captain Mutt, questioning
her chastity, and Captain Mutt, upon
invitation Of Dukes, had gono 20 the
latter's room on d cembor 24:h TO
settle the affalr quietly, when Dakes
shot and killed him. Tae murder
created intense excitement aud Dukes
was arrested, tried aud atq il,ed.
his reloaae caused grost indispa',op,
and threats on his hfe waB hesr0 on
all slder, bat no attempt was made
to carry them out, andi, was gcalrally
believed that be would BE- allowed TO
remain at Uaioatowu upno!ested.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
TELEGRAPHsNOrES
Special Dispatches to TnH Bns.

Special Dispatches to Thu Bns.
The International Military Rife team
will sail for England Tuesday.
Norman L. Munroe, the New York pub.
Usher, mas began action for liuel against
Jas, Gordon Bennett; damages, 800, 900.
The Mexican government has ordered
troops to the new gold digsings of Lower
California. The prefect of the territory
has been ordered not to admit locations
until he has received special instructions
In the suit If Charles A. Howe. of Bos.
ton, for $4,000 against the Fitchburg
rail wav company, the jury gave a verdict
for $t2, 900. Howe was an express mess
enger and was crippled for life in o col.
%lision, owing to the 6~lsobedience Of orders
by u conductor.
The committee Of the board of trade in
~vestigsting the charges Of sdulteration Ia
lard manufactured by Fowler Bros. in
Chicago, visited the packing establishment
of that firm yesterday and examined the
machinery used in the manufacture of the
alleged adulterated product. Reporters
were excluded during the examination.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
TIE DAILY BEE,~ THURSDAY JUNE IA
have taken six months and all the men
Ia Arizona to have gotten them.
%cnooV's NoDEsTY.

have taken six months and all the men
In Arizona to have gotten them.
CROOKS NoDEsTY.
As an illustration OF Crooks
modesty aud total absence OF fuss
and feathers In his make mp 1t may DO
stated that although the fight and
c lpture occurred on the 18th OF lsst
month. He leisurely retraced his
steps IT, Camp Supply, at Silver Creek,
not sending 3 angle courier ahead to
signal his movements. The frat init.
nation had of Cooks return With
the quarry was the arrival OF a
lieutenant &C Col. Blddle's head.
quarters at 8 q. m. Sunday with dis
patches for Camp Bowie, the nearest
army tell graph station. Upon making
inquiry concerning the general, who
wac supposed to be 100 miles ei'tant,
In the Sierra Madres, imagine tho sur.
prise that awaited the camp, when In.
formed that Crook was only two hours
behind, with the captured Apacheu.
About 10 o'clock the general rode into
c.ur, with an escort, and he greeted
Colonel Biddle with "A nice morning,
colonel" and straightwsy struck cut
for the wash. basin, which he had
spied, and was soon engaged In per.
forming his additions, after which he
threw himself into a camp.stool and
engaged In conversation about his
campaign In an off.hand way, as n
hunting the cruelest aud feroest foe
on the continent, In the widest and
most inaccessible country to bs found,
was q matter Of every day occurrence
The reported loss to the Indians In the
fight was seven bucks. A lieutenant,
name unknown, was the only person
wounded In Crooks command, and he
but slight)y,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

Frat money divided between q. ID.
Smith and Petty; second to Hsles;
third to Matthewson and Hughes, and
fourth money to Hunmel. Contest
No 8, only half finished; 1t will be
flashed early to morrow morning.
CHARTER OAK PARK.
HARTFORD. juno Is Glass 2:22,
purse 81 0G0, Director won, Dan
Smith second, Walnut third, Ccrnelia
fourth; time 2:22t, 1929, 2:22A,
2:22t, 2:22. 2:22t,
Glass; 2.27, Psinoe won, Blackman
Maid seo,nd- Earl third, Onward
ioarth; time 2:26, 2:26, 2:2S, 2:29.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
BRIGHroN BEACH, juno 13.-Light
rnlna Gid not interfere with the races
10 day.
In the da,h of fve.eights of a mile,
GWtieid won, Hickory Jim second,
Centennial th!rc; time, 1903
TAres.quarteIs of q mile, Clara b.
won, HotsChinia second, London
rsir6; tine, l:lGt
F.ya-eightbs OF . mile, two.year.
dds, UnknOwn won, Australian sec
ond, Poet third; tine, los.
Mtlo and d quarter, George Hskea
won, Topssy second, BoniEetsa third
time, 1853
Hurdle race, Rochester won, Buster
second, Bale Of the North third; nc
time taken.
CONVICTION RACES.
CovINGToN, June lS,-Fourth day
club purse, mile and a furiong, Lizzie
5 won, Lucy May, second, Edwin A.,
third; time, l:59
Sensation stakes, 2 year'olds, three
quarters Of q mile, Gen. Harding won
Ascllon, sscold; tins, l:24
Ripple stakes, maiden 3.year-olds
mile aud q quarter, LsonStus won,
Marklsud, sOaond, Ooellos, third
time, 2.25
Club purse, heats, thrse.quArters o
q mite, barney Aaron won, Roy s
Ciuke, sec5nd, Mllaslne, third; bes'
time, l:25.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
Tho Cyclons in Kansas.
oecIal Dispatcl ss to TIE BEE.

ABILENE, June ia reporter has
just returned from the track of the
storm which occurred along the line
of Clay and Dickinson counties. Ten
houses were blown down aul thirty
stables demolished, One email child
wss killed ard fys people injured,
none fatally, Tho houss OF Millsrd
Ayers VAS blown 20 atoms, Ayers aud
wife rer,ous'y brui,od and a little
child b!oTa acme distance, but found
Cwo hours afterwards uninjured. The
to En of Industry did not suffsr al
severely 80 reported yesterday Their,
WAS but n house destroyed and nc
ONO Was ipiursd.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
Ohio Grecnbackers
clal Dimatch to THE BIKE,

COLUMBUS, June 13.,-The green
back convention nominated tho follow.
ing ticket: Governor. Chss, Jenkins;
~lieutenat governor, Wm, Baker; su
preme judge, short term, II, A. Cham
berlaln; supreme Judge, long term,
Jas, r. Grogau; clerk Of the supreme
court, VIM, Bsntz; attorney general,
Lloyd G. futile; auditor, Col j. FL.
Rhodes; treasurer of state, John
Ssi'z; commissioners of public schools,
J. Nj. Case; member of board of pub.
lie works, John j. Scribner.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
PsnnsylvAnia Laws.

HARRISBURG, June 13.-The gov.
ernor has signed bills to abolish the
contract system In prisons and reform.
story institutions; providing pay mant
to miners for ell clean cool mined;
for better security and safety of
bituminous coal miners to prohibit
political parties demanding from off.
Gals contributions for political pur.
poses, and preventing sale of theatre
tickets on the streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
Monaghan Monops.

VICTORIA, B. c., June 13.-Chiueae
firms are quietly buying or leasing a
large quantity of real estate In the
northern part of the city on which to
erect extensive business houses. The
transactions are regarded as signih-
cant of the intention Of the Chinese
70 monopol'zs trade In Chinese and
Japanese goods with eastern Canada
on completion of the Canadian Pacific,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

third cltss will hereafter he NJ
,slnod ~ stations Of the fts'clsst {:
Fors Custer, Mont Grand City Tex.
CRUISING ROUND HE HoRS
wAsutSarps, June l3,-rhe sec
Dad board Of inspection having re.
verstd the fading Of the fret board
aud pronounced the Pi1ta seaworthy,
Sns will sail from Norfolk July l4t, on
= voyage around Cape Horn to Alaska.
Her battery, however, will not ba put
board until abe reaches San Fan.
o.sCO.
hEyENUE RECEIPTS.
The president, In consultation with
the secretary of the treasury and com.
missioner Of internal o. this
afternoon, In regard to thu prop o., d
reduction OF the uumbsr OF iatsrusl
revenue districts. a copp,rsttvo
otstt ment has been prepared at the
treasury department. showing the Go
crease ia rensiuts the fiscal year to
June LIST, 81 173, $50; for the Fl ct
quarter OF the present fiscal year the
receipts we're abolt IS. COO 600 Ia ex
cess of the receipts of the correspond.
lug period o. the year 1881, There
has been q gradual reduction oincs
that tune however, which It Ia esti-
mated will amount 10 nearly $40 000,.
00O by the end of the present tiical
year.
STAR MAIL SERVICE.
la the section Of country oompris-
Ing the Indian territory, X snsas, Ne
hrsbks and ID .kota, the coat of the
siar meil nervice far the year ending
June, 1882 Wa, s505. 0S2, the mileage
being G,S03, 07S; the cos. Of the ser-
vice foe the year ending Juoe, 1888
wss 1896, 066, and mileage 7 500 7U7,
showing there has been O reduction IN
the coat ct service the past year of
about $ll0 600, while the mileage in.
creased nearly a million.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
Hutlor County Anti-M onopolists
Special Dispatch to The BkB.

RIsINos, Neb., June Is An en-
thusisstic Butler county anti mono
poly convention at David City to-day
unanimously endorsed Senator Rey-
nolds' course in the legislature. Rey.
nolds wss elected chairman of the
Hastings delegates. Resolutions en-.
dorsing Stickel and Reynolds for dele.
gates to Caicago were adopted with
great applause.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
Grand Lgdge Off oers.
DlIpateh % Tul psa

special Dispatch 70 lhI Ghb
MILWAUKEE, June l3.-The Masons
OF the SEaye Grand Lodge session
elected l. E Reed, of Ripon, Most
Wogskipfai Grand Master, Oliver Lib.
bay, Green By, D,putg Grand Mas
ter, FL, V. Virgin, Viroqua, Senior
Grand Warden.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
ID eltbarAac Murder of a FGmSly.
Special DlsT atch to THs BXB.

COLUMBUS Gi Juno Is AT Rock
icrd, G 'oBa county, Alabama, J,edGo
Corlin .sR"c) en'ol.d the nous, Of a
peaceful crizen, Is jauir C"!dan,
and shot HIM whi!e lgtng Oh o cd.
Tao wife jumped M AID TIE n"gro
shot ho- down. Taa son na.t,d to
give the alarm a. d he we a'su shot.
All ware Instantly kIi"d, A laughter
aged IA yeera, srcaI d snc CAV tha
ais-m. There was no ~pr"voca..on for
the murd2rs Hhe county Is occurred
for the ten4.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
A. gesro Arr sted fdr Kurder.

SlNShNs ppshAA w ma DaN
CINCINNATI Jupa 10 Publication
W. made hurs 70 csg * TIE are N
Monday a%fieruoou at CJlumblr, OHIO,
of William DEolY, r. negro, cnsiged
with the murder OF Glbhoas' chiidren
at Ashland, K9n;urky, Decemhe, "a,
1881, Faunie and Robbis GtbbIus
auo Emma Oarico were found desn in
o burning house. Tho girls haa bsen
outraged. Three men were a~rrer'ed,
Geo. Ellis, VIM. Neal and Ellis
Craft. Ellis made a confession upon
which he was convicted, sentenced and
hung, but was hung By a mob. Neal
and Graft were also sentenced to hang,
and now await the decision of the
governor ns to the day of the execu-
tIon. The arrest of Direly was made
upon clrcumstsnt!al evidence which, 1t
Is claimed, clearly duplicates him snd
two other colored men, Dabney Jones
and Reuben Kendall, warrants for
whose arrest are now ont.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
STAR NAIL SERVICE
SPORT1aG.
Progress of the Shootinz Tournament
at Llucoln-rhs Tutf and
Diamond
Special Dispatcbe s to TBR BEN.
THE SHOOTING TOURNAMENT

Special Dispatches to TBn BEN.
THE sHooTIS TOURNAMENT
LINCOLN, June -. There was q1ite
a large attendance a. this fair grounds
both to witness and participate in the
shooting tournament, the day beiag
very bright and pleasant and the birds
10 foe condition. The fra match On
the programme was for the champion
team gold modal of the Nebraska State
Sportsmen's association, presented by
~Pferzheimer, Keller & Co., Is John
street, New York, through e. Hallett,
of Lincoln, Neb open only to mem.
bers OF the state association, team, of
two, 10 single birds Included, the
badge TO rema'n tho prcp2rty of the
Nebraska State SporSsmen's asscc!a.
ton buG The team winning 1t may re-
tain It on year, the team 90 holding
bs entitled to tbs entrance fses next
yeOr, any club having tho privilege to
designate SIS many teams as tdey dc.
sire for thiE contest Tao score was
~ follows:
Durham and Hallett IL
IL, f. and q =. Smith. ............. II
HAtha way Harley. In
+, w. Den aud Browning. ......... lis
h ,riwell nd Beard is
:. W. Den and Eberly 20
Jseder and Hummell. .1s
j. w. Dan and Eberly, OF Nemaha,
took tho prlzs.
Classst No 6, prizs a silver cup,
presented In May, 1877, by tbs Platts
mouth Sportsmen's club, for club
tsanS, fouc monbara OF s. club to
compose 6 taam, 10 eLnglo BIRDS, 81
yay6s rise. Entrance, coat OF hlrds:
Hsllstt, Hathaway, Danhar, Mcbride,
Of the Lincoln cub; total 81
Smith, Levi, Smith, j. N. Smith. OF
tho Plattsmouth club, total, 80.
T. w Dan, Eosrly, j. w. Den, Brown
ing, of the NemIha club; tots, IS,
Strasburg, Webb, X. LEY, Ward, Of the
Lancaster club; total, 80.
Board, Bardwell, Fitch, White, of the
TekamAh clu1; total, SO.
Bracy, Lseier, Simpson, Hummell, of
the Omaha Wcrkinzmeu's club: total, II.
The Nemeha team took the prizs By
a score of S9 birds out of a ponsiole
AZ.
Purse No. Z, open to members OF
the association only, five pairs, wild
birds, Is yards rise; ties two pair 81
yards rise, 100 yards boundary, en-
trance S., birds included. Purse, 5000
first prizs $50, second. $50, third
$40, fourth so. The score Wal Us
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
CAPITAL NOTES.
Special Dispatches to TuE Bss.
STATIONS DISCONTINUED.

STATIONS VlNIINUED,
WASHINGTON, jams Is Congress
hsylug reduce appropriations for ne
mex iscR! year, imleSiate G~iscon.in.
uaao5 ~ the following named stations
Is made n ceslsry aud ordered; Eagle
Pass, Tex ; Eagle Rock, Idaho; Fort
Ksogh, Mont; Fort Mlssouls, Mont. /;
P.ocho New 'Punts Rosa, Fla ;
Roc ester, N Y; San Antonis, Tex. p;
Santa Fe, N. NJ Springfield, No (;
Tuscop, Ar'z Vlsslls, Gala Fort
wAshakis, Wyo,i Wlnnemuccs, New.
Tne following named stations Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
The Enginsers.

Special Dispatch to Tas BEu.
CLEVELAND, June Is The Ameri.
can society of mechanical engineers
occupied oil day hearing and discussing
technical papers. There will be a re-
caption tonight at the opera house.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
Another Curiosity for Barnam.

CHICAGO, June 13,-One of the sea
lions IN B,rnum's mensgerio last night
gave birth to a young one, and 1t is
thought to be the first one born In
captivity. The weight cf the infant Is
hatween ak and naven ponnds
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

Commencement Exercises at Linz
ooln.
Special Dispatch to Tan Bss.
LINCOLN, jane 13.-The% university
commencement exerolses occurred to.
day. The weather was beautiful.
Omaha takee two honors--C Clemens
Chase, bachelor of arts; Champion s.
Chase, l.. l.. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

The license TO ssll whisky, alias ale,
wine and bser, has been fixed at the
folio wing rates In the cities named:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
DAY OF UNCEAsING RAIN.

"a wre' ched day " was the almost universal YER
dict of those who ven urrd out of doors yesterday.
There was a steady fall of rain from Saturday even
ing until last night. The haf-meltrd ice III the
streets was in many instances half-coDcealed by
mud. and many pedestrians came to grief thereby.
The character Of the day was shown by the slim
Attendance 10 the churches Had the day been fine,
the Street Cleaning Department and Contractors
Brown and Walton won d have made an effort TO
PUT the majority of the business streets ia good con-
ditiop Toe storm efectually proven ed the work.
The rain proved beneficial in one respect IL melted
the ice in the rivers ard harbOr and the ferry boats
were able To force their way through the noatng
ma ses much easier than for days previous
The staten Island f rryboats were nearly all III q
disabled condition yes erday because of The ice,
aud some of the boats we're laid up Tor repairs
Only one boat ran during the day on the South side
of the lsaud The PADDLE wheels OF the others
were so much damaged. that it was necessary to put
new buckets on them, and men were busy AT the
work day aud night he South side boat ran only
at intervals of two hours, and made her last trip
from the city at 6 p. IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
DR PECK ON TRUE TEMPERANCE"

The Manhattan Temperance Association held its
regular Sunday afternoon meeting yesterday in the
Masonic Temple at Twenty third-st and sixth,aye.
The Rev DR.. Peck delivered q lecture on True
Temperance" In speaking about the opinions OF
the Rev Drs. II. G. Potter and William II.
Tailor on the subject of prohibition 7 as
expressed in the current number OF mo
narrow view of the subject of prohibition " II Is
the rum ers." said one speaker, who contribute
so largely TO the support OF our wealthy
churches, aud these doctors of divinity,
recognizing that truth, naturally deem 1T
very inexpedient to denounce the liqnor
position and annual salary OF $4,000 by making
an open declaration of what they sincerely believe
to be for the best interests of the'Amelcan people;
They don't sre il and they don't want 70 see IT. au
perhaps might see It in The same way II had nun,
dreds of men in my church who sat i'll my pews ana
nald me $4,000 q year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
THE ORDINATION OF AN EX-BROKER

In the First Reformed Episcopal .ChuI CHI, at Mad
ison-ave. and Fftyhfth-st.. of which the Rev; Ut.
we'll known banker and brokerin Wall Street. was or
damned yesterday minister Of that denomnaat on
ceremonies or ordination. The text Of his sermon
was II. Timothy H., l6. "1hou therefore, my son,
be strong in the grace that is In Christ Jesus Inc
the Rrv Drs King and Reed, OF Brooklyn assisted
III the services. IT,, l.,
Two years ago Mr. Brown started a mission IN
Fifty-second-st. near TAnth-ave., which is one OF
the worst localities in the CITY which he calico ZION
Chapel. He spent great part Of his time !, me
work, which proved O great success, ana tne chapel
now has ninety COMMITMENTS and $50 scholars IN
the Sunday school Mr.. Brown became so interested
IN mission work that he decided to devote me rest
that purpose He preached at the chapel yesterday
afternoon and evening number OF pIominept
gentlemen have recently become inteTes cd IN tne
mission and Mr. Brown expects to build churcn
in the vicinity of the chapel shortly, as the present.
accommodations not sufficient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
No CHEW TO A ROBBERY.

The police of Staten Island have no elew IN re-
LOUIS DejOnge, paper manufacturer of Stapleton,
whose place OF business is III thi' city Long started
from this city for Staten Island on friday,
and 81 400 to pay of tie 200 men at StapetOn
were stolen from stationary box on his Wagon
while he was on the ferry boat. The box was oxen
this was missing WHEN Long reached Stqpleton. He
old not discover his loss until he had partly unload
ed his truck. The pc lee think it possible that the
box was broken into before Long went on the boat.
Staten Island drivers are often robbed Of boxes,
etc. in the lover part OF the ci'y, especially III
Greenwch-si.. and they are Obliged to keep q sharp
lookout when passing through 1t.