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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
SUICIDE or JAMES N. TUTHiLA
AN rx.nvvExUE COLLECTOR AID SCHOOL TRUSTEE
SHOOTS HIMSELF.

AN EX-REvENUE COLLECTOR AID SCHOOL TRUSTEE
SHOOTS HIMSELF.
James NJ Tuthili, age sixty-two, OF No. 34f
West III Ghteenth-st committed suicide yesterday Dy
sbootinR himself in the head Mr.. Tuthill LETT nome
n, o n IN applrentiy In cheerful mood, ana
made mis- way down TO James Pyle sons soap manu-
actorv NJ washington and Frankn.sts., where he had
a small orce Ito seated himself AZ his desk aud NJ
$3.50 tho clerks In the storerdom heard apstoshoto"
the Office Mr.. Pyle, who was sitting outside ms storc
also heard the shot and rushed Into his Hlcnus ONCE
lie found Mr. Tnta sitting in his chair with MS right
hand holding pistol hanging down toward the roor
Rood WAS . Roaming from pistol wound In hs head'
Tho nistol WAS found to De sevanohambered revolver
with ana chamber empty. Anambuance WAS summoned
and the unconscious hurried to the Clsmoers
street Hospital. where an examination discovered that
the wound was fatal the ball having enterel th9 SAu'
us behin the right aud penetrated the brain In
halt AN hour he died. aud Mr. Pyle who was bis Intimate
friend, had the body remoVeu 70 MS "0"o ~ ~
Eighteenth-s.
Mr. Tuthill, until last May, was n Deputy COL
rector OF Internal Revenue under Collector
Max Weber. When Morris Friedsam became collector
Mr. Tuthi lost his position, but continued 10 WORK III
tbe Revenue Oioe notary puolic un six weeks ago.
when 40 said a member OF the suicides family MI
Fr,ed,am gave the work OF his friends Tho loss
nj bs ,ositon oreyed on Tuthilps mind and he be-
came de spondent having other means oil hVehhoou'
In de.pondency IL Is believed his mind became IN
hinged.
Mr. Tuthl was born in Ulster County sxty'years ago
For twenty five years he carried on whoesa'e WING anu
liouor business at No. ia warren-st Meeting win
hn,ne.s los.es in 1872 no gave up the business ana
hogan 10 deal in butter tho style OF his hrm being
Tuthll & Perlee. In 1876 no was appointed internal
revenue collector the Third District lie was
Of Pierre Van Wyok, Charles Blackio anu Aleaanuei
smith and the death OF these men took away is
sInporers lilo MAS Republican III ponuos. TOT many
yspps 10 vas me nber VI ths Board OF Education ana
!, trustee of the North Moorost pubic SCHOOL no
is.ves n widow son and daughters, both OF whom
are married, to a shipping merchaht' INC V'-0i w
I'll erk An the Post Office.
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AccrsEp or A SERIES or BURGLARIES.

The case of MART Allen, Walter Allen
and :. Du,chD Moore. who are charged with breaking
into l. g. MLlers house. No. 1923 East One'hundreu anu
sixteenth-st, was called IN tho harlem roNoo NoU
,estsrday. several witnesses we're examined ana tue
oase was adjourned until September IL An ehoi' 10
Icing made by the directors TO connect these men with
other burglaries that have taken place receu''y "
Harlem j. W. Crevlns, OF NO loo E's'
seyenty.lrstst., says that, on August 3D. MO
house WAS entered by burglars, who carried g"
evelry and money TO the value OF Sl3o servants GU"
Moved In neighborng houses identified moore anu ono
of the Allen. as persons whom they had seen ioers
aronnd the house OF Mr. Creyns, Moore having poon
seen 10 10 under the stoop OF the house Iney were ea
toanswer for this burglary. While the oxaninauoh
I'm prorress Michael Thomas ago thrtyrour years. "a
Tyeuty-alth.st. aud Eighth-ave was idenuheu rs nav
ing been with the prisoners lie was placed under arcS
by order OF Justice Murray.
Mrs Aronson OF No $50 East Seyeny-nlDthst''S a'eu
that while she had been absent IN the country 'ne'e'
nod entsre her house and stolen clothing jewey etc.,
% tia vslue OF 300 Witnesses testified that they
had seen tho prisoners near Mrs Aronson's
hou.e on the day OF the robbery iho
case was postponed until to-day Ihomas "
Knox OF No 436 East Onehundred- and-slh
hau 90 suffered from burglars vslts ND sSain
co,ns etc having boon taken from ms house anu asan
t1e nrsoners were Identified as having Oeeh seen h'
The premses about toe time OF the roooery. ,nr,s
should Mart Allen escape from MS Pies'n' W. a.
onmeut he will Immediately arfesteu Ny Sin ,,,h
States Marshal who was In court yesterday nIe mil
. warrant in which Allen Is oharseu WIN ,5 III
Gated In q Washington burglary on Septchvoii 80 Ma
when sIiks and aces valued At $500 were sto,ou, nr
ALL HE vonnr wife OF tho accused nAn, was IN oO
yester and seemed muoh anec'cu Ny '"' Neo
testimony against her HUSBAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
A NEW THEATRE,

The Peoples Theatre, the new structure
built this summer OIL the site Of the Old Volks Theatre
Yos 1919, pol and 2O3 Bowery was opened last even
ing by the production Of the Lights London for the
acting OF which scenery and properties lately used
Al the Union Square Theatre brought into use The
uay was acted by Shook & Golfers company aud was
veil receive by q small audience This entirely new
theatre OF which Harry Miner is the sole proprietor ana
manager is, as might be expected. good way Ia ad
vance OF the average Bowery theatre 1t has large
auditorium the latter being thanked on each side
by furnished waiting rooms parlors, where people may
at between the acts Through these one passes to the
boxes which eight in number OF good SIZE and we'll
arranged The is made bright with decorations
and furnishings OF scarlet and gold the woodwork being
az California redwood. There is large balcony beside
ta gallery The entrance is long and WIDE paved with
marble tiles and Is pretty If not importing There are
twelve exits there separate street entrance TO
ne gallery making, II is thought, an unusually sale
binding The scenerOoms, carpenter shop engines and
heating apparatus, will be in separate building on
Chrvsiie- st. The house and ground cost $2SO.0OO Mr.
Miner proposes TO produce only recognized dramatic
attractions The new place OF amusement was the SUP
jecf sdmring comment by the audience lSst night
acuvenr prOgranmc distributed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic states, clear weather. Winds
TO southeast, nearly stationary temperature
lower barometer -, ..t ,.or,horly ,v,rds
For sw.Eugand fair weather. cool norihery wlhus,
followed slgtY warmer, variable ".hs W i"'s""'
niyhf rising followed by falling barometer. ,
For the Lake region warmer. fair weather. "nus gen
orally from south To west lower barometer III cast All"
south portions. - $1,000, "a n,issor,l yanevs
For the Upper Mississippi ana missouri, vribbi
sliehty warmer and generally lar weather, i1
Winds generally from southeast TO Southwest io"er
barometer In southern portions
Indications for tomorrow.
r.,r weather Is indicated for ew-Engand ana tno
M'ddlo Atlantic States on Tuesday an "Wednesday,
III si,wiy rising temperature the temperature VIII
rine slo ly IN the Ohio aud Mississippi faIcy SUI
reoton with fair weather on Tuesday Icfesshs
ON Wednesday. with occasional rain III the
Mississippi Valley,
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Forern mails for the ending September8 VIII ccses
this Office as tOiloWs.
rUEsDAY-At a. m. for Ireland per So wisconsin VIA
etters for Great Britaln anu QUIET uVpoan
Countries must BIZ directed per Wisconsin r,s, 81.
wEUSESpAY-At4.3O A. H. Tor Europe per 50 Fulea VIA
Vctters fof lteitnu snu Iahco
ns he directed per Euida at 43O IN LOT ireianuno
y. ;allla via Queenstown uetters Tor ure brtan ,nu
othar Luouesn countries must be dlrecseu pr na "
~ ~ m foi France direct. per Sa SOrmsnde VIA htVre;
st n m for the Netherlands direct. poi IS eeruim Va
Amsterdam al IL q. IN. for VeoeLaeia anu Ou'soo' P
runpSnAY"At $50 m for Ireland IS City OF kicn.
mnnd ietters for Great bIl' a
EnIonran Countries Do directed per CITY y, ws
mond" al IN. fol Eniops per ss ~ ~ m, ,of
PyIuouh. Cherbourg aud Hamburg AZ ~ ~ ,nr,on
Cuba Porto Rico and heIico' per S. ei' "
,pm.Y A. m for Newfoundland and ~ pleue, ', ..
ION via HALIFAX, y. IA for Hsyu ~ sa1 asrmu,A
town and Lilnon, per S. Alps ~ 10" " ~ ~
Re, "a orihSy0 M for Europe per S. cermanie; W.
oA n.iow Letters Germany, &c muse - tn.
a., IN snic'C z m for ,cotiahe uoe osr An.
kr,s via Glasgow letters must oe 80 "a switxsr.
n" wa Antwerp; at III m lct Europss' n m nor rhs
enu' ~, -nt,xnptou and Bremen a. r. a. rn.c
1gik, r., ,Iards Der Bermuda AZ i.Sv y l" ''' S"
and k,co. per IS and LIVINGSTON per
su ncx y Allls VIA New.0rieans - 90, r,.,-sco
"a uSSS ,,, .nd Jaoal per A able VIA Sap
MANS vi Ssrs ssp,snIor b NJ IN MAILS Ios 81
cose onS Ss,i .1ch FIT Islands per "a ~ -
New @ IAN Prancisco close here September 10
MIpm HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
pa.t Orncs New York. N. Y. August 81 1000
NJ of eo,,nx OF trans Pacific mails rs arrangc9
m, H. INFLAMMATION uninterrupted osea
10 san fr.ncisco Malls fron The Las.
s.n Frsncisco ON tho dzy Of sailing Oh ste<meAs Az
thence the same dJ
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THE NoRrHKRY PACIFIC CELEBRATION
GALA DAY AT MNNEAPoLIs--PREsENc OF PREsi-
nvur ARTHUR AND Ex-PREsIDENT GRANT.

nay AT APoLIS-PREsENCE OF PhEsi-
npNr ARTHUR AND ExPREsIDhNT GRANT.
M,sNEApoLIs, Mimi, Sept 3.-Tne announce
90 ,,av that President Willard and his guests
--ouIa atop in Minneapolis ON their way 10
the driving Of tho golden spike on tho Northern
pa,no Railroad caused the residents OF this place "
,ra,n every nerve make tho visit meinoaoie one
For ssveral days every ono has been busy iashonlns
u,o,,oss and designing and executing novelties
An rho vyav of decoration Whom the hour OF noon csIo
oil tho b1siness houses IN the principal thoroughfares
vera aylshly adorned with enblems nags and notices
In front OF the Nioollot House grand stand WIN
accommodations for 1000 persons had been erected
and deliberately decorated for the distinguished
,isitors aud from this elevated position the
oreats had an excellent view OF the
decorations on the opposite side OF the street. ooh
.pcuous among which large pictures OF fresden'
Willard and Jay Cooke. handsomely wreatnod In ho"oI'
and eyergreeos, and paintings repre''n~
alorg tn, Northern Pacific Railroad
The news that President Ar bur- Generals orans ~.
sheridan and Secretary Lincoln would DO Pfesen' na
.ad ,ar and wide, and trains coming Into inc CITY
80 crowded to their utmost Gap "ity' IL
,,a,.a that fully 10000 viston "Ns
IN rns city to-day At 1880 o'clock carriages
p,ss,d,nt Willard and guests were afHen
M to the NcOllet House. Inc appearances "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

Preafdent Arthur on tho platform was ercete{
with round npon round Of applause, and when Genera
washbura stepped forward and introduced
Secretary Lincoln. the vast audience CAV
him q greeting no less demonsuative than tea
which followed the appearance Of Generals Grant an1
Sheridan moment later The appearance OF President
Willard was the signal for fresh ouburst OF spp@usS
knowledged his Introduction and was again taken ~
when MIRA Willard came forward and took her scat %
side him. ....>.
At q given signal the vast p,ocesnon!
which had been waiting for over
Il required nearly four hours for sns
procession TO- pass pass. ,ou. given b rTdd
fifteen military companies one hundred and thirty"
four men on horseback. eight hundred aud twenty
nine wagons twenty-five hundred aud thirteen horsesg
and thousands OF men engaged in the various flour ana
lumber mills Of the city.
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BLfss-At Nantucket Mass August 20. Caroline Louisa
wife OF D; NJ. Bliss; Of tins city.
sSs snS ky
Il. cahooae' IN The 18th yeir o his age
Funeral private. Interment at Newport r. l.
Elizabeth s, j. Alice h. WHO OF
r1nes az ococE ~ wednesday h ns from No. 7is
onuIp-at The Florence corner isthst and 4thave, on
Monday. September 1888, Edward o. Could aged 80
friend. invited 70 attend his funeral sss
J;have, on Wednesday, septemt CT o. at p III
2ih year of her age Aice Maade daughter VI
Funeral services from Church opposite Carroll
PARK Tuesday. 4th september. at z O'CLOCK
Friends and respectfully invited to attend
East Marsh On sa nar Of rhsS
doie f. HcCurdy, Of Norwich Conn or
fy %sda. 81 AZ SEPTEMBER j. ''''
Train from York foot Chamberss at lAo m
MEEKER-At Msnkato. Mimi. Henry Meeker OF wayeriys
md isnas are invited to attend funeral services
residence. Tuesday, september L. a. p H.
CSrria ges Al the depot
pow Elton september 2 Lille daughter of Gideon NJ
Fner her late residence $40 West 4ithr
r nsSi1 Win 70 Sin iS' omit nj DO Ssrs
& 1ao sa's % isno s sspSss
D. stepasHs 40 hs "a Andrew Church Richmond s. L.
tuesday september l. at O'Clock m .,on an ARRIVAL
OF s tram si CO Connecting With tho O'Clock New
York.
sIEWART-At Warrick. August 81 1881 Ammo T. Sow
arr wife OF samuel j. stewart, aged 90 years =, ~
Funeral Tuesday, September o'clock az Warricx ~ L
TRURsToN-on Monday, september s. 1883 Jonathan
and respectfully invited to attend n
fnel.I Al his late residence No. ITO Asrcer ST., Jersey
CITY on Thursday. September o. at ociockp 10.
TRAsK-At his at Astoria L. L. sunday septem
her 1881 after a illness, James Downing Ifasks
NJ. ID. -, ,,.., ,.,.rs. n, < o,.,ocr
FUNERAL services at St Georges church. Astoa u
D. IN. on "Wednesday 9th Inst
| Please lowers
rNDFRuIIL-At Pialnaod N. J., ninth month lseptem:
be lst Edward Unierh OF this city IN the ootn year
and friends are invited attend his funeral ON
iri dsy TUESDAY, 4th inst. at a n al tne rcsienco
OF hi, sister Hannah Il Shaper, No. $50 west oftnsts
New-YoTk.
WILLIAMSON sunday. september the Rev. James 4.
Militant. d. D. Rector OF st Marks Church. Orange, NJ }.
| FnnHrai on wednesday September 8. at IL O'Clock.
| Train ieaves Barclay.st at $40. .,,...
The clergy are requested 10 DrnS surpnoe'
| wOOSTER-On September 3, Charles +. wooster -
and invited TO attend the iine sers
vices al residence corner OF loohst and LOa'eS
| on wednesday september D. at O'CLOCK p M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
"vIMn AT TONY PASTORS.

Mr.. Neil Burgess awoke, last evening, the
laughter which stopped at Tony Pastors fourteeth
Erect Theatre when 1t closed for the summer. Tho
curtain was rung up the play that Was running
when tie theatre closed. Mr. Burgess "Vn, the only
changes In the cast being A. T. Philips III place Of
William Paul as Frank Thornton and Tommy" Russell
place OF allie" Phillips Teddy Bump. The house
Va crowded and between the many absird ana nuihor
US situations the audience patlIzcd with the hen
pseked husband of 7,W,hena PuGB when told ny his
,yvuse: All want You 10 do Is 10 DTeathe Inc re-,
living stage and the runaway horse wlch stan0s syn
sus greeted with appropriate wOuderment: Inc Duu1
'sitself has hot been altered since II was closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.

The second week of the San Francisco Min
sfcs opened prosperously last night. The house was
ssu ned, and the "grandest confederation ever seen
- Now'York" moved on from point 10 point with
'uoo'hness. ALI the old fay0ntes-save tho :" bright
yeaiar star" so long associated with the San Fran
.se'as-and many new Acquisitions went TO make up
attractions Of the evening. from the "symposlum
tniotlcn at the opening to the ultimate screecbes
Csssaae close Under the charmsnsbip ~ George H.
r' ,ac conelsys moved Ia tue opening part ~ VIC
- buy Birch kept up bis end happily aud huenty
while Frank Cushman at the other extremity OF
wine received encores for his character songs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
TwENTY.THIRD STREET THEATRE.

Still another experiment was made at the
Twenty -thrd street Theatre last night W. j. Ferguson
appeared for the first time in New-York as The DUDE
10 Freddy Tip" 1t is the production OF j. H. Far
rel and the programme calls 1t " new comedy-drain
IN three acts and prologue As play does not COM
meud itself TO serious consideration It's written down
tothe low level OF Bowery audience, with the salient
POINTS wnca most effectively appeal TO such an audience
carefully eliminated. The plot. or such apology Tor
pot as there s has been worn threadbare in the nelo
dramas OF the last two or three genera
Hops and there is ingenuity displayed
m the working over OF the old material.
The only original character Is Sir Ohacey Trip LOCUS
English lord aud dude. born in Boston, the originality
hherng mainly in the fact that he is an impossible
dude, constantly doing things out of character 1t
affords Mr. Ferguson opportunities. however, for the
display OF genuine comedy talent. which was fully en-
joyed and Mostly applauded by the largo audience
Iriencly Tip "is announced for every evening this
week aud The saturday matinee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

,.ous, VARIATION ~ toe a., ~
e~tpendie give division. 81 ~,
Tn, line
C. ILL., Az as, lng 6og Toe oehsa ~ Il al
~. ,sdstOn M nhaesSeS " Wv
sat's Pharmacy, AIS BTohd"I -
TRrnu.g OFFICE. sepL4 a. m.-Ihe noVemsn, ~
the barometer was upward yesterday clouay weS'nei'
with OF Of an iuch OF followed early ID .e oAy
nv fair and clear weather. The temperature ra"S'
tween 65s ana To. the average WV a ~
,oa than an tina corresponding day iast year aud o
.ower than sunday -. .,.n,a. q, tsmpera-
Clear or fair weather and slight cnanges ~ inv
ture mar DO expected to-day IN lnis oiV A"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
EDWARD o. GOULD.

Edward 0. Could member of the Stock
r,chanre. died at his home-the Florence Apartment
House-yesterday OF peritonitis. lie had been SICK
week. Mr. Gould was born In bunao III iofi ne 49,
" 49, ,, n, an early age and began his business career
~ Wall street lie was engaged in the stock orokeraSe
hnainess about thirteen years. FOR some time pas,
nhar NJ the 0rm OF B. p. Learned IT,, Co., OF NO
~ u, Wa,i.sr Mr. Gould formerly member OF inc
Turf Club aud TOR some years had been mennIa u Tic
highly regarded both stock and club circles Inc
mineral will be held at the Church ot Tue A'oen'on W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
OCEAN VOYAGERS

Tie steamer Arizona arrived yester-
dav bringing among others Dr. Fordyoe
Barker Colonel Stewart Wortey' A'ef'
auder Bartlett Austin Cogato' MAJOR
John CONVEX Mr.. and Mrs W. Cronu u
~. d. mr. mud Mrs. T. A. Hoyt
a.. Rev Johu Gilbert Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. o. g. Floyd
Ioue.. @. F. Matby. tho Rev. B. NJ Maturin, surgeon
and Mira o'Grady, the Rev. and Mrs. s. b. hosai'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE

Frank MajiltOn's Frolics of Day became
the froc OF night ct the Fourteenth Street Theatre
last evening The five years which this play has run In
"London and the English provinces" has not stolen
away from the freshness OF YOUTH and the impression
was tina, Of lot Of boys and girls for good time and
having it The plot hinged the violent not to say
frantic attempts OF an old gentleman named Gewgaw TO
make boy named Berthe Kelvin fall in love before tie
clock strikes L. IL the old gentleman succeeds In tis
much wealth win fall his daughter. Miss Georgiana,
according the provisions of eccentric viii declared
and published by one deceased The bad old man
takes the innocent Berthe to sundry naughty places
and wild irocs ensue There singing and dancing
g everybody and wild and seemingly Impossible con
tortions by Frank Maton, whose feet seem to De Inn
bned with strong desire TO get above his heao anu Tue
curtain descenhed On a break down by all haDds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

"Jbaye tried all schools OF physicians and nearly every
and medicine unGer the SUM- LOT
%a howeI. and uarrhpl accompanied VITA grsa pan,
had suffered untold misery from ehildhooa ytysS
r0NIC has proved a complete spec.nc anu P'e.oIsso..
rins write, Mr. L. H. Titus. of Pennneon ~ >; 49, 20
y Mt f. = WELLS. the popular drusSist roehs fo;d.
"a q LI&,s nc cures Rheumatism Gvut " lkas SoiuS
t1,onns,ination &c. IISCOX q CO.. Chemists y. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
OBITUARY..

IVAN TURGENEFF. THE NOVELIST.
LONDON. Sept. 4.-Ivan Sergyeevlch lurseheu'
the Russian novelist died at Bougivai' FRANCE
after long illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

Clarence A. Seward Justice A. seckler and Captain and
Mrs. f. G. Tinker.
The steamer Newport brought from Havana Thomas
A. Scott, Henry Finay, A. Y. Casanova and John a.
Evans.
From Asplnwall there arrived by the steamer Colon
Lieutenant J. A. Connolly, u. 8. A, Mr.. and Mrs A.
q. Brown Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Smith, Captain +. White
and Z. K. XhitehOuse,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
KEEPING a DIsORDEaLY HOUSE.

- a 1ne complaint of Superintendent Jenkins
xSs' Wson, Of the Society for the Prevention Of
49, !" Children. Henrietta Cosvcrse was taken
Co5f ~ ss.ce Ford yesterday Essex Market Police
~ Aseplng aisorderly house IN tho second HAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
Mr.. Rankins executive staff at the THIRD Avenue
rl.,,a "a announced as follows:
And finally the manassr gives notice that the

And. finally. the manassr gives notice that the
ALLOWING attractions will be offered here ID sue
ee,s,on as the season progresses: Edwin Thorne
n "The Black Flag" Clara Morris. Joseph MUIR
INV Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin. J. X. Emmett.
Eats Claxton. Barry & Fay, Maggie Mitchell, MIR,
and Mrs. W. j. Florence. William J, Scanlon, Frank
Mayo, Mme Jauausehek n; B. Curtis. "tr1 @ide'.
dours," Planters Wife," j. A. Stevens, 0 m,GS
sBanch of Keys" Sol Smith Russell. Oliver d:
Byron, the Hanlons, Lawrence Barrett. Madison
Sauare Company, the Rajah" }; /. ymonu
John MCCULLOUGH, Annie Pixley, Mrs Langtry'
Robson g. Crane and Ada Gray.
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captain GAsTLIN DANGEROUSLY I'LL.

~sptain Gastlin, of the Steamboat Squad,
49, ssn III for several weeks with liberated eye
NJ n. sn reached Police Headquarters yesterday
. :" "e WA In danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

Herr schuckipg who was born near Minister IN 1914.
ua,od Ia M several OF the German universities anu
also ,oen, much time early In life In traveins III iS
md France Beside his work as JOURNALIST lie pro
-, ,von,ytonr volumes OF novels aud siI volumes vi
auSeI Itr.. Ho also wrote volume OF poems ana one
One of his best works Is Luther AT
" 1 Lei I" Ills wife also was writer OF novels.
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CoIgntc Il Co.'S
Violet Toilet Wstcr.
For the hand xerchief aud bath

substances not proper food for infant
and te thereof tends largely TO augmens
the excessive mortality among children deprived Of moth
er's nursing Msin's Food, while extremely nutrsivo
free from apy nch highly commended BY all
who have IT. All leading druggists have it for sale
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Ready This Morning.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
Truo Beauty.

behold the beauteous Beatrice,
All radiant late and early,
ONLY Sheilclds Creme Denifr1co
Could axe those teeth 80 peariy.
shefield's Creme Dentifrice preserves
As well as gives such beauty.
And since such euds IL then subsorvcs
10 IL is ones duty.
Pleasure and duty thus combined
Make ioyeiuess coInpletei
Moreover. all who use IL hnd
Their breath kept puru and sweet
Know then, Il Is vain caprice,
But an essential duty
To use Shefied's Creme Dentifrice.
Which gives the tee Ia true beauty
p,.. o, cents G. A. FONERDoN. Agent
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
NARY ANDERSON IN LONDON.

LONDON, Sept 3.-The critics here gener-
~ somit the success and beauty OF Mary Anderson's
- but criticse her methods deficient In
Ansy condemn the play OF "Ingomar."