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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
VIOLENT SUMNER STORMS.
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY In NETWORK AND vIR-
GINA.

DAMAGE TO PROPERTY In NETWORK AND vIR-
GINA
ALBANY, N. Y, July GA heavy storm
of wind rain and hail passed the country eight
miles south Of here yesterday Trees were blown down
and damage the crops The ice-houses OF C. v.
Baker. Cedar HILL and OF Frank" Bean at Castleton
we're blown down barn the Tresdell farm. at Cas-
Teton was destroyed and Peter Holland, who ia
the building severely injured The barge Julia Lum-
bard loading with Ice n Caseton, broke from her moor
ings received damage The passenger steamer
Eagle was caught In the gale aud nearly capszed the
altercabin doors were blown In and the homework on
the upper deck wrecked.
PETERsBuRs, Va. July 6-The counties adjacent to
Petersburg wished last night by violent stof m
Rain Tell In torrents During the progress OF the storm
number buildings and trees were struck by Lightning
Several persons stunned. Considerable ia mage
was done orchard az different points The teie-
graph wires blown down.
IRoY N Y, July 6.-Joseph Garrison, while working
on "A farm at Coxsscke, yesterday. killed by light
Ming lie resided IN Poaghkeepsle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Synopsis for ne past t,eeRtTfoH hours.
WASHINGTON, July I'll a. ma slight dis
turpanoe developed In the Northwest during the day.
and IL is moving slowly eastward over the Upper Lake
REGION followed u the northwest by cooler ncrthery
winds Local have prevailed 10 all districts except
New. England, with continued warm south to west
winds In the districts east Of the Mississippi The tenn
perature remained about stationary IN the Southern
and Middle staies and n has fallen from 30 20 loo at
Rocky Mountain stations and IN the Upper Missouri
Valley aud near Lake superior
Indications ror today
For New England fair weather in southern portions,
local rains IN northern portions south 10 west WINDS,
lower barometer, slight changes in temperature
For the Middle and south Atlantic state continued
warm southwest southeast winds with parity CLOUDY
weather and local rains and lower barometer.
For the Lake region, ight rains ana partly cloudy
sghtly cooler weather, variable winds faing 'ooweo
in west portions by rslng barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys,
local rains followed by cooler partly cloudy weather IN
soutsrn PORTIONS variable winds generally from north
west 10 southwest, stationary or rising barometer
Indications FOR io-morroN.
The Indications are that slightly cooler weather VIII
prevail in gland. the Middle Atlantic states ana
iower Lake region Sunday with local RAIDS slightly
cooler weather Indicated for the ONO And Upper MIS-
slssippi Valleys ON Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
JUDGE HoADLY ON CYL SERVfcEREFoRM
Prom Letter TO A. B. srs,Istt Of May 80, 1889.

Troa Letter 10 H. B. Nuttett OF May 80 1oeS.
Ike Won so much, contide In you so
xsorou galv and agree y0n far that regret W
with you at ALL and yet II you VIII Allow me 70
mi gou t0e question: Why, when you were supervising
Iecf Won should have been removed at the END OF
-four years. any period OF time aud AL your eApsr
enos iost TO the nation in order 10 give way 70 some
6nnary applicant weose principal merit consisted ~
snpeortine some boss 5enatort rOu Will UNDERSTAND
s xhaf standpont is that do not agree Win your
we've about Civil service REFORM LOOK upon tue rS-
NOV nj o faithful and experienced oincer IN accofo
src. with the sros system. little short OF crime
N Involves first injustice 10 the country IN olspiac
log one VINO by rence become the best a icr
ne Mace and second Injustice TO the country IN max
inc h Offices the rewards OF what Is sure to become
coPruot and dishonest party service Inc system OF
csmnelitlye examination introduced by the Pendle
ian bill has never greatly commented llsel
~ INV favor and yet / should vote Tor the Dill
we're IA the senate as means Of striking blow 70
the present systcm. When the Injustice Oh the iast
goae wears of choice IRON ono party has
been remeded oy tue next Administration aud THO De
aocracy of the country and representing
more than ha OF the people may perform their lar
share of public duty the time Judgment VIA nave
arrived for departure upon the question OF Pohu
al patrOaage and Tor the adoption OF permanent sys
tam Of low salaries permanent teDures aud choice ac
coming 70 fitness and political service. La other
vors he thorough xbandoDmenG OF the spoils syscu
snail exceedingly regret u ram IN the same com
many VIVA Won for yea among the most sigaa III
Of In the whole country OF the oss 10 TIE
20 have been Kept permanently PositioDs lose Tor
motives and causes which were partly political ara
partly he result OF personal spite But whether We
sgfee or differ my dear you nave always bao ANT
always will have. the unsweryng conndence and warm
rssarJ of YOUR lriehd GEORGE HoADLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
TRANS4TLAyTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who sail to-day by the
steamer City of Richmond, oil the Inman Line arc Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Archibald Alexander. Mrs. Robert IL.
Tetmore. Miss Sarah Wctmore, Mrs. W. l. Astthcvs,
Mr. aud Mrs. II. ID. Brandreth, Dr. and Mrs. J. Elias
Whitehead, Mr. sno ARA. Franklia II. Tinker, Mr. aud
Nz K A. Boyd, Mrs. w. A. Cooper, Senior Don NJ.
Csyallos, Senior and Senora Doa Eurique do Crespo.
Mr. and Mrs. f. s. CocBrsne, Mr. and Mira J. H. findlay
M and NsL John Fahy. Mr.. and Mira NJ p. Ferris the
Rev ". ]. Ravens, the Rev. William Hallgan, Mr. and
Ma II. r. James, p. T. Qainn. Mr.. ana Mrs. George
Robinson Mr.. and MIRA Hcroert 5ymonds. Professor G.
K wead, l. G. wead and W. wads worth
TIE Rhynland Of the BED Star Line. to Antwerp, will
san with the Rev. chsuncsy Cites, Professor g. Coy,
tee Rev. J. C. A. Musasns, Mr. and MIRA Carl ssunan.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mayer. Manuel solano r. Gomez,
nd 0rchner AID family Mr. and Mrs L. w. Clark aud
A1gor Parker among her passengers
Line. VIII be the Rev. Y. j. wachtef, Mr.. and Mrs.
~ es Hsssli r s,.s'Sss, NJ, srd Mrs NJ sternberg,
and Mr.. and Mira 4. X otzn.o,i.
Among those who WIN sna on tho Queen. Of the
Professor J. Willis wesako n Clark IT,, DR.. and Mrs
Nuncie. Benjamin Aontrilh, A. NJ Fisks, G. H. Goddard
Edward 0IDbon, OF the Mexican Embassy To EaglsuJ
William Gibbon and n. NJ Bstescn.
Tbe Gnon steamer Nersda VIII take among hef
passengers she Rev. aud Mr.. isaac l. peet TOO Rev j.
p Brennan Brother Leonard, the Rev. James r
o xrs,taI.s. Mia so:acfs. james Ri,Ssrdscn nrs
boiL MIA Henderson,, Ia L. foDes, n H. Goodhart
Nathalie Winter DIR. Johnston, 8. G. Thomas, ID. A
Henmsn Joseph @. Ficy aud Airs. Furey, Nina. Newton
and Nrs. W. Walker.
Ths Anchor Line sreamer Bolivia will sail for alasgov
VIII ". st. Clair symers. Mrs II. Estefck. Mrs. Gas
eefbo A. q. Barber James Paterson and MI ma Mrs
baoage on BOARD.
Tue CITY OF Rone OF the Anchor Zine. arrived from
liverpool yesterday vita W. W. ClendinnDe, Captaii
md Mn htxgmad, the Rev. H. X. Burma. Or. ana Mra
Kellogg, Mr.. aud MIRA c. T. jerks, afr. ano Mrs.
=. rEeker H. symington. the Rev. NJ n. slsn, MI
sha Ana Waiter Walker. Mr. aud Mira Walter Thornley,
Tie Rev T. j. sanderson and W. r. Warren aboard.
ahc fennlsDd arrived frun Antwerp. bringing Ferdl
I E aayers Consul G. H. Meyer, Dr. and Ars K
e'oek knd the Rev. Maurice 0'Rciliy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
TIE cAqHoLIc PROVISIONAL COUNCIL.

Ihe Provisional Council OF the bishops of the
vo RenAR Catholic dioceses belonging to the coolest
$500 province Of HewYork been held IN
- - nearSi, In fifth-ave. q month ago. but 1t WAS
ssveapa indefinitely account OF the nness OF tho
hes nov been recoavencd By his eninencs
aa "n begin Its Sessions Sunday Sept % The prov
smsascse ne STATES Of Hew-York and Newyerscv.
~ seg y % present at the council Tsc council
SsSS~S seeAvensd hktis o. her than ut nrst In
- - - e1segQtnoe OF tho call which has beEn sent
E,ales = Msinss Al tho srsRoishops In the united
e. csssr,,, u 1ona In November for She pusposs
coes<,s VITA hnm about church matters m THIS
ss<y IAs Cardinal win BE- reyrcsented So 1.ss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
j. ..a the ROYAL italian Opera

I&aIfn In
Mr. Mapleson and the Royal Italian o l'a
sss .ss.. IN, 'ss alleged 'ss
~ MI "~f matter will be settled py ane s4
trnct. 90 fong robe But in any case tan
sneshp o. snc end and the operate monopoly 10 Nv"
ia,1 s. y csneyieve Ward ended her season az
miss nvmpc on the 3oth of June 1t had lasted
ss ., sss Sss r .as
suocess sa.,,re. Miss Ward will rest for two
TIA ,sSy at tine Isle Of Wight, and then viii re-
1 n sss . ss' S. tn Tue on Ss
nsh provn'..,, ,vor,d-purposng to visit india Aus
tour .zsalsnd, Japan the Sandwich Islands anu
California She reach San rrsns,ss UpsS
1854 win .sssss :1s
Mis- "s", The Queens Favorite." Medea,' Henry
v assbsh KING John" Guy man1s,, MIS-.
S ssss acton m .a @s'ssa
ward as the cooperation of versatile excellent
and admirable aceoi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July I'll a. m--The movement IN
the barometer yesterday was downward Clear ana
partly cloudy weather prevailed. with light ram co4
OF an mchJ during the last quarter The temperature
raneed between 73o and e4s the average 'sl's'
49, , 90 higher than on the corresponding day last
wear and sso higher tnsn Thursday .-
Clear and partly cloudy weather lower tempets'uhss
and chances OF tight rain may expected to-day In tails
CITY and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
COMMENT on THE ABOVE.

An effort is being maze IN Democratic quar-
tiers 20 iunre Judge Hoady's chances Tor getting tue
Govrrnorsnp Oso by tro ting Out letter ne wrote
. little over year ago I'd OK Supervising Architect
Nulet wherein he unbosomed himself somewhat conn
6enAzly the Civil service reform question: The aD
mus o. Tue effort easily understood, but We Ian 10 see
how capital enough made out vi the document III
question 70 effect the object Ia Tho Judge strad
dies question beautifully II he mad PREPARED the
letter the express purpse of meeting Lie exgencios
II toe campaign Those who don't ike the opening are
respectfully referred to its close and those who dis
stabilized wiGf the clsse Will hid soDe lovely sentiments
mite Desup8g. The old huater WAC could aie hrs gdc
mt IL deer and Mss IL was cali could
t2fu points fr0m Judge hoaslly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
VARIED.

HoPF-EDwARps-on Monday. July 1899 A. rss s,,
n l. by the Rev. John Gaston. ID D. Aenie b"uis~s
daughter OF Thos Edwards. TO VIM Moore Houjr'
LEwIs-ELLIs-At oswesty, salop fngisna se ht, ~
Richard v. Lewis, OF New-hofAr 70 suasH@ ~~~~-~ y
the Edward Ellis go.
MARsTELLER-PoR TER On Thursday nv ?, -. ?,
ne the rev William Ormlston. ID. D. l. n hnsto'st W
II A. Porter. daughter Of the late j. NJ forsei' sd
All notices of marriages mast be Endorsed ~ifh fan
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
THE sTAFFA MADONNA.

SIR: The paragraph in THE TRIBUNE OF
Ipo = concerning tue stana or conuestabis Madonna
"a ant 70 lead to misapprehension The picture whch
only a,cut ssyen inches square. was sold to the I'm
neror Alexander H. April 81, ST. for $4,000 francs
1about $66,0O0) by Count scipione ConheS'aphe. "
whom 1t had come BIZ Inheritance fne uans'esA ~
oanvos nv no means an uncommon operation. was Of
feoaa. II my memory me. In 1881 The original
.tetc. an lumber drawing formerly in Madrid but now
IN tho Berlin Museum shows the infant stretching ons MS
hand to reach an apple pomegranae and the nndins
so,lsr des.n on the back Of tho picture afer the
800 had beer removed proves tnat Raphael changee
W and sub,tltutrd tho book after tho sketch Lao
been transferred 10 tse panel JOHN u. eHAhriAS'J'
Nep- York, June 70, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
THE TREATMENT OF WOMEN IN GERMANY,

10 EdtfoT OF TH6 IFsU"Hos
SIR: Referring to Colonel higginson's ar
tlce copied In lsss Sundays ThlBuNx ss@s INC ouD
49,, c.rn,a a. wa,psn - take the liberty to contra-
a,ot tina author In the frat place German woman
ness .hs "a OF very low station in life. would ever BLACK
her husbands shoss; the contrary ia case people
r,a NOT ,rd 10 keep servant you may rest assured
thai tho husband aud mot tine vifs would 40 sas Won.
Apy ono IL very mach mistaken who shafs shs' %
man gentleman blacks his own shoes xssss s<e WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

viyacious stranger; who ssi y 'n'' s""-'
yen.s wnc CO wal rstasr tank that's az nrp.nss n
va: 20! ! bog 20" 0A'd''' ~'sA' A.''
4 mean; Or .r.s. ma 20 rnamlas-"-lLshish Burr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
THE TRIBUNE FRAsH AIR FUND.
SAFETY OF A MISSING AERoyAUT.

HoNEsDALE. Penn, july Ga telegram
dated At x Isdisa n r. to-asy from Grimiey.ths asf
onaut who started Ia balloon from this plaos Jay 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
Colgate 81 Co.'S
Violet Toilet Water.
For the handkerchief and bath
t.rape Culture and Wine.

Mr. Sheer OF New-Iersev OF the largest grapeprs
duceis An enced but lew years ago IN sA
way 10 make wine from fruits lie now controls l 90 VILE
s,s from which Port Grape Wine Is nno.
physicians rlyas the world qs s
eet weakly and aged persons ne suppu5s p.y
OF the Board of Healfh and mlny an
Churches besides tables OF the best families IN Se"f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
ARTHUR sCHOPENHAUER.

MONUMENT TO BE ERECTED TO EIs MEMORY.
To the Eduor Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is proposed to erect national
monument to the philosopher schopsnhauer Frankfort
being his adopted city and the place Of his death and
burial The scheme has been recently set on foot ~
proessor Max Miller and other eminent German scholars
and promises to be crowned with Already the
project Ia taking shape, and numerous handsome SUD
scriptions have profersd have bee, requested
to bring the subject to the notice OF schopenhAuers
admirers and countrymen OF the New Wond, among
whom there are doubtless many who will gladly con-
tribute to the proposed monument in honor o. the
author Of Die Welt ais VILE und vcrstelluns"
few days since I visited the philosophers grave ~
the attractive cemetery Frankfort if occupies
the centre of small plot where the myrtle grows moS'
luxuriantly and IL covered with massive nat stone on
which II the simple inscription, arthur Sohopen'
sauerD AZ on his dea,hbed he enjoned friend not to
place word Of any kind bis grave beyond his naus'
When the same friend asked where he wished 70 DO
buried he confidently replied "Posterfty VIII nnd
me wherever am laid"
In the hotel where am lodging hangs sfrinns
portrait of tbs philosopher painted attic age OF
by skilled artist who is still living In Frankfort. h
the only original painting OF schopenhauer' ana pos
scsses little history which s, perhaps, worth relating
He was bachelor and IL appears had dsned at the no.
tel regularly for moro than score Of years always 90
cupving the same seat at the head Of the table Between
the philosopher ana the hotel proprietor an msmnSy
to paint the portrait referred to. The finely executed
9Th picture hangs directly above the seat occu
MED for nearly or quite . quarter Of century oy
scnopephauer. and. as am assured y shs on ens
been made for various public institutions Large
repeatedly made for the pa1atpR srtSaS
who expressed an intention Of leaving TO Schopen.
hauers native town OF Danze where Two sssrd t
ont irving his intention and 80 the valuable pof
trait still hangs the dining hall OF the Hotel =,
terre IL will be invaluable to the sculptor employed 70
execute schopenhsuers bust for the proposed mcnu'
ment - JAs. vn~SA "-'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

Get rid of cold at once by using DR.. Jayne's
Expectorant acerain cure for all pulmonary ana prom
chal affections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

baker displays the sign: Family Baking
none Here Tie sign would look more appropriate X
II were i'm front OF some OF cool and weliyentated
summer resort hotels Yonkers statesman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

-, IfIofips NorS,ne Njrht BAR
>. ",o ,oI,,aka-sa ,oli Inch
"a M l30.5
92 r1fffyzfgssI N fl 4. lr1rfIETHI5
30 VI lJl N q ma fIELlt1
AZ ws-t aaTirr y rrf~1rs n r-T7rs iso
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II M f --i f8 sslTtfi 4.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
Refreshing.
LANDLORDS Rhenish Cologne

caowx COLLARS and CUFFS and MONARCH sMark
Sold by leading dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

Cocsane viii be found certain aad speedy cure for dana
rua and olher scalp diseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
9periaI Nciices.


Mofbers Read Thiss
MUROoCKs LIQUID FOOD
rfoUIp FOOD Is ADAPTED FOR ALL ACES fhoAs
INFANCY TO OLD AGE
nr ranszky read paper before the New-fcrs Acsa'
~ az Meaciue April ys 1885, which was incorsed Ds DIS
W. NJ Chamberlain Jewett Burreii Brown ana o'hs'@
The su beet was OF vital importance 70 us an
why ,t th almost every a. soon as she Do
owss ,note T. Dsxins suffer from some form Of pes''
dseassr ,a
,. 70 vary large percentage Of genealogical easss In
h,ca hs condition present could DO traced aneosv
20 childbirth and asked the signincant nra
what means the occurrence Oh 'aoS' 'o -
AL WILL ADMIT THAT OUR ANSWER Is coahEor'
The obtain sufficient % r 9m
mon sn IS Sss d Ssn wSen hat se
.sIs0 or Ssss. sas BSSp guam
WHAT WILL GIVE RELIEF
lady that has sn any y frs s1s
precarss the that e can digest 1tnss shs Nk
g Of nG 9aaa n Food su "a times a
ss s Sna S ss f ass
ss "a ~ az Druggists e
81 per bottle. N. HEeEMAN q CO, Dnssi;ss Won.
Ar,,:.s;ss " as so:xs. Hartford c,a.
ThsSEw aasrsies ss9 Ssrssaops Gs,ssas
Fine aaa building worxa Jrsnsn vsss~aw
a is ssil4 \. 5cs sal SWAY: CIV SkIGLo Az.
Congress Water toa ss!aarS .lss'. .sss
,dcf
N aa malara and All PARTIES OF the oiooi s,,,
Ayold crude waters. natse Al <.as
ar, 80 irtants and impair tao asssAss S<>As
and Kidneys
Homo Made Preserves
,rpr cuRaANT Jelly spICED AND CANNED
rrurrsL JAMS JELLIEs. PICKLES a.
xr..au.ans,n can ret above articles msds res ea
s.sIs,si hsrnu rec.lns warranted pure soA"~s
iasn.oao' "'@ SARAH s. MckLRArM -
oruers~ yyS Daxraw-st- brooklyn. ~ T..
,oods ssored until fs circulars via refeesnoss s
sent Application
Pest Ones NstisA -.
ru malls f,r the wssx ontas July sui oasse - ~
| ONCE tolows' - a. <s<x ~ Nsrftu.
SATURDAY -At4 m fog EUROPE Per 80 - scs3lsnd @ast
be directed .ksx CITY o. nerlna M scr BsiSium
Srscr per sA khyniand VIA AntNss2 nrs1.n Al
wsssea sex 81 sssr southampton sao s-sra VA
iss 4 IN for Caba snd Porte Race. ps1 - N'~s~
Sn.x Al 40 n m fer Hondasas and Livingston p''
l soS xanfcrer VA New-OriranA ~.
.,, FAR CnIna Ana Japan pvr 80 ocesnio ~ 2.srsnS
gsca css ,sd - ssncx1ch aud FLU IssndA PEI - Nv
$500 ~ - irsnu1soe, eo.s 49, ny ~
/ 'S" hkNhy a fkA .SSSs 49,
| Post osc> News orx y. f-Sass ~ 49,
Of closing rscae .as 3,
ne Prsna1soo Mails from ~ ast arriving ~ tme
FranctBco - ~ ~ ss~>-s =
1 thengs the sAns -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

PURE CURaANT JELLY. sricED AND cAS"
FRUITS JAMS JELLIEs. PICKLES. "a
ouseksspsss get the above articles ms1s nS IN s
fasnoaoa n'An' '~f SARAH s. McELRATH
otuots~ yyS Daxraw-st- Brookiyn. ~ =.
Goods stored until fish, circulars win rsfeesaos' nv
seut ua aypliea taon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07


Tho follovinQ sunstrokes we're roporteo'
c,.rx FRANCIS OF No. AZ LOWEST, iei ana i"u re
CLA sa,se,S an second-aye aud Eg6tieth'st he
Was suffering rom n snnstroke I'M" HN' ~ ~
lie Prrsoyterian Hospital for treatment,
,.~os r,voruy Age forty.ive, OF No. $40 Thirst.
RfooKlyn was pros rated nc the SUGAR "os' ssSarn
S,nti-st, Brooklyn, and was taken 10 Tue NA'''i"
District Hospital "a. as, rA..
yss oycrcone AZ No. 127 West-st, anu was
saat 10 tae Cnasabers street Hospital
ro,n ruoxAs age thirtyseven sailor on lis so, ,h
ship Niagara was prosifaien wniie =, sh.,nbsrs
hod OF tho vessel. lie was taAon W '"~
Street Hospital. -, -.
oup.Y FRANCIS ago thirty OF fifiy-n ana e.
river was lagsn 10 the Now iork ho'p'~' 'o
from a sunstrokr A. az
HELusssngs CHARLES. ago thirty,snrov, " AZ rast
IsJraee-st while AZ work on fior NO ~ f i.s
p,var Wa overcome aad sent to tho Chaneefs
street Hospital. -. ,,x,., ~
r,.o pYryx. are forty six, German waiter nvng =.
No. 203 East FiiiecntnsL. VS. s,stslx His body was
yesant Park. aud died iaHc"iA'0'''
takon To the M0fgne c.. .
y.xa Jous OF No. 400 Second'st, Jstsey 49, WV
o,rreolpe and was removed 70 tho City h"'P''a-
KsorEn CHARLES. ago twenty o. 80 me FRIDGE
,vaa oyercoinv the BfpnkJh 70 W. - Wv ~'No~
,,s WAS "a Kru 60 the Brooklyn HOSPITAL
r.xn PETER ago thrtyave OF seven,een s,rs S
sI.tbayr Brooklyn, was prostratea III 1919 ~ a.
Ar Hamiiton-aye., Brooklyn, ana WIS '"A'" " 90
vxycv ApAx age nifty sx. living In Fifty ,nrst-st.
besween Tcnth aud Eleventhayes, ieu ~ N,,sv
the oppressive hoat. anu waA ro"o'ee " w.
ninth Street Hospital 49,. ~ ran
LINN PETER laborer. atty yeara oa, 'in . ~ f6s
Iieysaia-sve,. was prostra'ed and 'ako" W '''
Prrsby terrain Hospital -,
1orwyecHAw NJ ago shirty-sx. truck nfivef' ~, va
| prostrased BY ssunssrcko ~ orAns''-A'" INV
| xolyea-sf brooklyn.
r,xuH Huall. 70 tair,y-one. tramp was overcome
l beaver ana Nav ats. In he nito<s"ohs """ '>'e'~
- Chambers streot uospitaL
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-03-31
American Newspapers in 1883.

From the new edition of Messrs. Geo. P. Row
ell 4 Co.'S american Newspaper Directory
which is now il press, it appears that the news
papers and periodicals of all kinds issued in the
United States and Territories now reach the
imposing total of 11.iS5. This is an increase of
;5S5 in twelve months. Taking the States one
by one. the newspaper growth in some is very
considerable. The present total in New York
State, for instance, ls 1850 gain of 80 in the
past year. Fhe increase in Pennsylvania is 48,
the existing number being A3. Nebraska's
total grew from 175 to 2ei, and Illinois from
800 to 904. : year ago Massaehusetts had 400
papers; pow: tbs MURDER is 428. In Texas the
new papers ontnunbefed the suspensions by 9,
and Ohio now has 7ss papers instead Of 6a2.
The most remarkable change has occurred in
the Territories. in which the daily papers have
grown from 43 to SO. and the weeklles from 1859
to 2+3-Dakota being the chief area CT activity.
The number of monthlles throughout the coun-
try grew from 9i6 to 1851 while the dalies
leaped from 995 to 1852. The figures given
above are exclusive OF Canada, which possesses
a total of sos. 1t is interesting to note that the
newly-settled regions of the Canadian North
west are productive of newspapers rs we'll as OF
wheat, for the number of journals issued in
Manitoba nearly doubled during the year.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-03-31

A very neat little paper called the
Daily 7oun Talk has.been established at
Alexandria, La, by Messrs. Mccormick
iE Hnie, proprietors of o tirst-class job
printing office in that place. The typog-
raphy of the journal leaves nothing to
be desired, the Initial numbers make a
splendid showing Of advertisements, and
the reading matter indicates that the
publishers are fulfilling their announced
aim, to publish the latest important
news in condensed FORM" Town Talk will
be complete success if the good will of
the CHIEF can make it so.