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"wnAr for did not right about iaceP A
sojur, sir niver thurns his back on his
innimy; an its PAthrick MtGlasShin, for.
ninst me there, that's me innimy; more
betoken he shtuck pin in nue. virtebra the
last time he dhriIled behind me,"-7eraI
Siiings,
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BosroS girls never sacrifice the cause Of
culture 10 that Of philanthropy. A tramp
recently accosted one OF them, and asked
her II she.would be good enough to give
him the price OF u humble meal.
~ havn't got any money with me-" she
said, "but II you'll come round to the honse
after pa returns home I'll get him to read
you some pages from Paradise Lost
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By Dr., FrazIers Magic Ointment. Cures
as ifby mSgIc, Pimples Black Heads OF
Grubs, BlotchGs, and Ernptions on the Face,
leaving the akin clear, healthy, and beauti.
luI. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip
PIES, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc
Sold BY all druggists and mailed on receipt
OF price, so osntS,
]. F. shirk aud Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, aud h, K, AcConahsy, Agent at
Bridgeport. DGw
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VIZ cannot help noticing the unusual sir
caused by DR.. Kirg'sNew Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs aud Colds at Logan h Co. Is
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands are
testing its wonderful merits by getting trial
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con.
vlnces them OF It's rare qualities, and what a
regular dollar sized bottle will do. II is guar
Anteed to positively cn's or no pay. NwTGw
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nnnI,,en,s ArnIn, snra

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever SorPs, Can.
Gers, Piles, Chliblains, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed 10
cnre In every instance, or money refunded
25 cents per box. For sale at Logan 4 Co. %
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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THE genuine SARATOGA HlaH Rock sPRINa
WATEE, for sale by all druggists by the dozan,
bottle or gallon. Address all orders to ths
High Rock spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
]. i. sbirk and Logan 4 Co., agents at
wheeling, and r. K. McConahey agent at
Bridgeport. p4w.
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A aIRAcLE Isl on CRY.


fHr FtOIII" WIN WITH FNcIIeH1tHt.
Eromlhe Oh city Derrick. July 2ist, 1881.
Miss MAGGIE MARrtS, Of tn city, has teen
Il aud cOn1ned 10 her house for seve vi ye4ta
Oar best physicians filled TO give her re-
e sn Sgs iU %So Ens spo .b mo pn
about ags'n ME SIMMONS. the Drueg st,
old 1874 bottles IA t wee<. He buys In gross
lots. MIR. CowRLL, too, teIlG It. Asa your
drugg 1T Tor Dr.. HARTMAE's "li's OF LIFE
lgr.ti.L or address De-. II. atosbOrn, Ohio,
for one. DAw
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suILons couGH and Consumption Cure Is
sold by US on a guarantee. It cures con.
sumption Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex. T, Young. p4w.
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ARE you made miserable by Indigestion,
Constip alton. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow Skim shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure, Bold by MCLain Brothers, and Alex,
T. Young. DAw
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SATURDAY, IUEFsJ1H, lsss.

oalGhOAI JUNE oJIH, 1853,
Beginning at 10 o'clock a. ", the following do.
pa:ce Of lAud lying In Ohio county West Virginia,
on the National road, about three miles tom The
city VI hceling, OOIuded Us iOllOFE C0hmnnC.
Ing tOF tn N0heASt corner OF kRid lot at A.htuke
on the West side Of d'Ain IN v illiaH P0Tter'S
field oil east side Of EAii0uRl road, and running
thereon y. 2Isz ". SSS 100 poles TO STAKE =. t6,
/, 94Ilo0 poles u the idle OF the EH'i onRi
hoSd, and with the Eaid II Ad s. 245z, T. S. leo
20 c.: thence n. c. 0I5 leo piles ~ the place al
beginning, c0utAinlng o. SO 10 acre, eci"g the
same piSe OF ground orlnt nyeyed 70 the said
NOlh I,nG by vi liam lorter and lnuel J. Boyd,
b. deeI. Gated [cLUber SlSt. \ D. 1871, aud now
Of record IL tie oEice Of the CLERK RI he C, unity
ourt Of ohio comfy In y, cd hook No e., iOlioS
DG6 and S6i also anOIhOr ceriain lot nf parcel vi
bud lying IN Ohio CiunIy. oil the ERtionAl Road,
about thTe mules from the city OF Wheeling,
bounded " 10 lows beginnl nG al point III the
ecUtre Of he NEtl0nHl Road or Turn Ike, corner
TO Noah Zane: thence =, d6. X. IN a FtREA corner
10 william rOr OF and 10 Noah Zane y a 10 poles
n. 2iA " 7S2i90 poles tH4 ElAEs. c0rDtt 10 For
ter rnd HiggS . Glsl. VA 100 po'es 10 a EtGEe,
along tn. lie or AlioIil Road 10 the y a"c Of b.
ginning, containing II 2l'i0J peiCher. btlng the
E4mH property conveyed u ERid Noah Ia Q by
William Porter md vile and Samuel ]. pOvd, by
deed. dated October 18th 1880 and nf cord In the
office VI the clerk OF the tAunty Court OF Ohio
TERMS of SALE-0ne ! ali o. the purchase
money ard AZ much more rs the puTGhAcT may
elect ~ lay In cash and the IeSihne III twn equal
payments Of Nix and twelve mOn'hS witt Interest
from the day Of sSle The chGSsE glge his nCteE
secured by deed Of tfuit on the property for the
de'oIred pNynsntS
Ths Il IL 10 said property II believed TO be per
feet, Int, selling NJ trustee, ] shall convey O'lv
such title As u vested Ia me BY said died o. trust
BIB. DovkNeR
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sLEEPLEss xIoHrs, made miserable BY that
terrible cough. shilch's Cure Is the remedy
for you. Bold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex T, Young nav.
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TREAT THE Hgn.S MACHINE

NEITHER CoNsTlPAT1oN. CoLIC,DIARRAGA,
DYsgSTARY, OR OTHER BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
CAN BEcURSD By ADTEING THE DELEc ATE
MICHtSERY CT THE SYSTEM WITH FURIOUS
ruR4ATIsEs. TUE BEsr AND SAFEST RIM.
EDY, PARTICULARLY AT THIS SEASON, is A
TEAS PooNFUL OF Tarranrs settler APE
rieut. TAKEN IN a GLASS OF WATER, WHICH
WILL GENTLY RELIEVE. VIZ .Le ToNIEG AND
HEALING THE IRRITATED INTESTINE.
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tHILou's vIrALIzER is what you need for
Constipation, Los Of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms OF Dyspepsia, Price ~ and 10
cents per bottle, Sold Dy McLain Brothers,
and Alex. T. Young. b4W.
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CArARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured BY shlloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
so cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, aud Alex. T, Young. D4w.
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VIII rov suVTER with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaiui7 Shiloh's vItal'ze IL guaranteed
to cure yon. Sold by N Lain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young. p&w,
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TUE Cellnlold Eyeglasses will stand ten
tintI more abuse than any other Eye.Glass
and Furthermore they are The beat For sale by
all leading jewelers. and OPP iciAus. XwF4w
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II have made US. Of Co denis liquid Bee
Tonic in ssver.l cases OF consumption and gen
crdt debility, and have fguGd It Gdmirabl- a. i
nGtrit've food. ionic md stimu.Gnt" TAX,
no other.) or druggists, NwF&w
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II brlghtens all the cruel gloom
That ClONea round me liks tomb,
Aud dis my heart with summer bloom.
II makes me quite forget the pain
THAT grief has wrought with IN my brain,
Aud brings flash Of Joy RgGiH.
II makes the dRTkesL night TO me
MOtc clca than ever day can be,
For 10 my dreams am with ihsC.
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TIE Diamond Dyes always do more than
they claim 10 do. Color over that old dress,
1t will loVk like new. Only 10 telts for any
color. NwFAw
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FoR lame Back. Side or Chest use shiloh's
'orous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Sold by Nc.
ain Brothers, and Alex T. Young. pkw.
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CEoUP, WRooPIKG CouGH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by sh'loh's Cure. Sold
By Mcl.ain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young.
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IIyIYRHSIlY OR VIRGINIA.

.,wn,rr Law Lectures, (nine weekly. DO
IL, oil iuIy. lshi, aud rud l2Lh s0pEembGr have
gu ~ q; ~ nal tl.e-It. TO studelB. who design
apgr tntis btudils a, this or Other Law sceeoI
". " Pt,u WHO u tO ONe TO Tesd privately; and 30,
- W who have not had the advantage Of
%,,.ra,is Instruction. For circular apply u. u.
i,Il.r,I'y Of Va 10 joins b. MINOR Prof. Com.
nnd tat Law nNsseNzSM
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WgST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

'rt,,r,,,c...on begins sEPTEAHER 9Th, 1889.
lis NJ Schools, Including school OF History
"a Sgg .rHo5l Of ETGlt>G. Full CourSes In law aud
We Ic,IIs liz study u Physical sciences aud
Assl 10 ,cTIcgiurc; completely equipped chem.
s!, ,IS.,ofy' Thorough c0UneS In Ancient and
! Z. ~ sn:uaVrE and liiGRtuFe. Text books Of
Ao,'e's ,,,Sss,ry expenses not over si75. FOrc1t
. .',.S,,c and other Information address
Agsuc "''' v, /. HII4sOh, President,
MoRantOWu, W. va.
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All trains d lily except Sunday,
fulIman,s PalAc9 Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
i!hI0ugh without change fNln steubenviIe East 10
rnll4oephia and New YORK. West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati. LouAvllle, Chicago, indianapolis and
For through tickets, baggage chccks sleeping car
aGc9modatonA and any further Informs ton, APP
ply y JNO. q. T0MLISSOE, ticket Agent nj Pan.
handle Station foot OF Eleventh Ftreet, or At div
TIcket Once, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
JAAES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio,
Z. A, FORD,
Gen'l Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, PA.
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BRADFORD. IA, June -PETRoLRUN- STEADY
aud hrT, opening and lowest 81 49, highest 81 20IS
clo.iug At 81 lSH CleannoesS. Oi5 .0CO barrels.
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sew YORK. JuKe li-Dry coods-MGFkct very
quiet !na 4 departments, yet there has been iuiI
request for sSeerEuCkets EoulAfds NAtink, pri Il,
nun Yelling anu other sumner iabd(G Fancy
cas- iueies are In improved assortment and dupli
~S~-'
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East Liberty, June Observation-Disclosures gu
head. Market slow and unchanged. H0gS-Re.
ccipn 100 head. Market slow; PhilEdelphiaS 81 I0A
7 70; Workers 20 i6aG o. Sheep Receipts Q401
head. Market IGIr; Common very SLOW sails Rua lQc
lowe HOpi tEm d. yeSt0fd0y'K n iceE
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TRUSTEES SALE-VALUABLE
l. PROPERTY on TIKI NATi0EAL ROAD
By virtue Of Deed Of Trnt, mate by Noah
Z4neRud Isabella Ziuc, his wife 10 the underSign.
ed, trustee dated OIL the Illh day Of Nay 1857, End
rccOIdet In tht office u he clerk Of the Iounty
CGurt Of Ohio county, West vIEinia. In Deed Of
TIuN BOOK o. Is, psgcs 64+ and SIS. 10 secure 10
Rachel HCKee, ire payment ri ceTtrlu promis
sOry. note named tfCrtiR. will proctcd u sell
Wheeling on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09
OBITUARY.
DIR. ELIPHALET CLARK.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 8.-Dr. Elphalet
Clark the oldest homeopathic physician In Maine, died
this morning his residence Deerng Portland
He eghty-two years old aud the founder, with
DR.. Gray, OF NewYorK. OF the American Institute OF
Homeopathy.
He was native Of the town Of Strong, in Franklin
County, graduated from the Bowdon College Medi-
cal School nearly sixty ago, and after began
the practice OF medicine In Portland where he continued
to live until few years ago. He was among the first to
adopt the homeopathic system Of medicine and
markedly successful In his practice, which he did not
abandon UNTIL few years ago, he compelled to do
by feebeness caused by sickness than by adj
yance0 age. lie was member OF the Methodist Eps-
c0pll Church from youth, aud recognized
leader In that denomination. He LIBERAL Ills gifts
to educational and religious institutions and employed
large sums OF money throughout mis- life in aiding young
of promise I'm securing a liberal education. He
leaves wife, TO whom he married more tnan fifty
years ago. but children.
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Al notices Of marriages must be iRdorsed ,citA ~
name and address.
DIED.


ANTHoN-At Bremen. Germany, June 7, 1885, Charles 4
Anthem.
BRowN-At Woodbridge n. J., Thursday June a. James
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the
services Monday 18th Inst at O'CLOCK p n iroa
tine Presb Church, Woodbridge.
Carriages the IL O'Clock train from New.fork
lPennsylyana kaisfoad.
CLAPP-At Trenton, N. J., on the 9th inst, William II
Clapp, In the s7th year or his age.
The funeral place from his late residence No. 10
East Hauoyerst, on saturday at III a. M
cROLIUS-On Wednesday, June O. 1888. Eleanor Davies
wife Albert Cous aud daughter OF the late Edward D
The friends are respectfully invited to attend
10 services sunday, June lO. 1851 at p NE
at her late residence, GA GTeene-aye- Brooklyn.
DENMEAD-In Brooklyn. suddenly, on Friday ornins sth
inst. Susannah :. Denmead
Her relatives and friends arc respectfully invited 70 attend
funeral services at Grace Church, on the eghs'
Hicks-st Remsen. Brooklyn, on sunday lo'h ns"'
o'clock
GREEN-Le Roy A. Green, OF Cincinnati ohlo on the "n
Funeral from the residence OF brotherinaw Albert I
MONTY 534 9th ave. saturday morning at lO5O 0cioo4
HAWKEswORTH-On Friday, June 3. Phoebe W"wido"a
James Hawkesworth. ,....., a., ,,n.-ai a,
Grace Chapel lith-st. between 81 ana AIN A'esp On
Monday June H. at O'Clock D. M
IEE-At Milton. Mass, on Thursday June z Mrs. Helen
Abbott Lee wife Of Thomas n Lee, OF Sew. OK ana
danghter of f. b. and giana White, aged ~ years
Fuueral al Milton on Sunday at 2;3U D M
Friends are invited without further notice.
pAruERon Thursday evening" the 9Th Inst. after short
illness pneumonia. William Palmer III inc oi'h year Oh
e Sera will take place from residence 254 West
olthst on SUNDAY. the 10Th inst. al ?. M -,
Relay es and friends respectfully Invited 10 attcna WIN
further notice. .
TRIrEspEII-At Montcair. n. ]. on wednesday. June
lSs3 Thorndyke, OF John p and Irene b. lruesueu
aged year and months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09

Boston last evening collision with Bostou-
bound freight train near Wilimantic, Connecticut caus
ing considerable damage to the engines Fortunately
tne trains had nearly come to standsti before the
collision occurred. The epg ineers and bremen Jumped
and were somewhat injured Engineer Mark Breer being
the most seriously hurt he was brought here this
morning.
NoRRIsTowN, Penn, June ga bill In equity was
filed yesterday by the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road Company to prevent the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company laying tracks on Lafayettest, between Frank
lin and Mill sts., in this borough. on lot owned by the
former company. A hearing has been fixed for to-
morrow Dyer at once put large force OF at work
and laid the track the disputed gr ound before
WASHINGTON, June S-The President to-day appointed
the following Government directors OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company Isaac II. Bromley, of Connecticut;
George G.. Haven, of New York; Watson Parrish, OF
Nebraska; Colgate Hoyt OF New-York, and Arthur l..
Conger, Of Ohio.
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno S.-Mr. Pullman left here to-day
for Chicago. He has effected ongterm contract with
the Central and Southern Pacific Railroad Companies to
go into effect July by the terms OF which the Pullman
Company will assume the management or the sleeping,
paror and dining service on the roads mentioned
CHICAGO H., June 8.-Andrew Crawford has resigned
the presidency OF the Chicago and Western Indiana
Railway The place will not be filed The duties will
be divided between the president and the general man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09
VERMONT ROADS CONSOLIDATED.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE Tribune.

BosTON June S.-The Vermont correspondent
OF The Journal teegraphs from Bellows Falls as ioows
The success Of the plan for the reorganization OF the
Vermont Central and Vermont aud Canada Railroads,
and the settlement all disputes among their security
holders which has been for some time IN the hands OF
the American Loan and Trust Company has today been
fully assured 10y faction OF the stockholders OF the
Vermont aud Canada Company The negotiations were
begun last fall by President Gregory sI1ith OF the
Central Vermont, and have reached satisfactory con-
cessation litigation which for nearly thirty years
has CROW dcd the court dOckcts
The frat important step taken the securing OF the
interest the Vermont and Canada road and In the first
ana second mortgage bonds Of the Vermont Central
road owned and controlled by Francis A. Brooks, OF
Boston. While these negotiations were In progress the
holders OF trust bonds and other securities Of the roads
deposited very large amount with the American Loan
ana Trust Company for exchange into bonds which the
,,w orranization proposed 70 issue. The
equity OF redemption having expired by
limitation the title given by the charter In the vermont
Central Railroad became vested in new corporation
organized under the general railroad law OF Vermont,
and which ned articles Of association recently IN tho
Office Of the Secretary State under the OF Tho
Consolidated Railroad Company Of Vermont which
corporation thereby succeeded TO the rights and prop
erty OF the Vermont Central Railroad. The new com
pany organized by electing the following wol-known
gentlemen "a drectors j. Gregory Smith, president OF
the Central Vermont Railroad Is. r. Cheney OF Cheney
& Co.'S Express; James X. Langdon president
Of the First National Bank OF Montpelier Joseph Hick
son. general manager Of the Grand Trunk Railroad OF
Canada Ezra +. Baker. president OF the American
Loan and Trust Company OF Boston; W. III. H. Bingham,
president Of the Vermont Mutual Insurance Company;
T. Curtis smith, of the law firm Of Noble * Smith, st.
Adams. Governor smith WAS chosen PRESIDENT; James
n LangdOn vce-prrsident; -. ID. Rnnlett, treasurer.
ca May 30 tho stockholders Of the Consolidated Railroad
of Vermont met at st. Adams aud voted
by a unanimous stock vote 20 Issue
iis notes or bonds to the amount OF S1O0O0Vo
payable thirty years at per cent interest Nothing
material renamed To cOnsummate the compromise buI
the formal ratification by tue Vermont aud Canada Com
pauy OF the terms of consolidation
Al a special meeting OF the Canada stockholders at
Fellows Falls to-day. the first article I'm relation To
nortgaging Canada road to secure SOO0OOO worth
OF De issued by the consolidated company under
the plan for tho reorganization was adopted.
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GEORGE G.. PREsBURY.

George G.. Presbury, who was formerly one
OF the propretoIs OF the West End HOTEL Long Branch
died yesterday morning at his cottage at that place. He
had been suffering from Brghts disease OF the Kidneys
and gone to Long Branch from his home in Baltimore
in the hope OF regainns his health Mr. Presbury was
born In Maryland about seventy years ago HIS father
George G. Presbury, sr., was wellknown banker who
did business in St. Louis for many years Mr. Presbury
engaged ia the banking business, and az different
times was established 10 Louisville New-orleans aud
ST. Louis. He hnay gave up the banking business and
took up hotel keeping. He founded the Girard House.
Philadelphia and not long before the lie took Will
ards Hotel IN Washington. Under his management the
hotel became OF the best known and most popular
public the country Not long after the war he
went into partnership with d. NJ. Hildreth, and bought
the West End Hotel, with which be connected until
recently. Mr.. Presbury was exceedingly popular with
all classes OF men, aud considered an unusually
shrcwd business man. lie leaves wife, bat no chill
dren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09
The WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

SYNOPSIS for ne past tcsntyrDur hours
WASHINGTON, June S.-The temperature has
fallen from 100 10 15o in northern Minnesota and
Manitoba aud there indications that this slight de-
preston in temperature will extend the Northern
States east OF tho Mississippi by Sunday morning Rain
has pr,vaed In tho Southern, Middle and New England
States with slightly cooler and partly cloudy weather
and southeast to southwest winds. Fair weather has
prevailed in the Ohio Valley and Lake region, with
southery TO westerly winds and slight fall In tempera-
ture Local rains reported thus morning from the
Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys, vita variable
winds and slight changes In temperature.
Indications FOR to-day
For New-England. slightly cooler and partly cloudy
weather followed Saturday afternoon evening by
light raus southwest winds becoming variable, sta
tiOnary or higher barometer.
For The Middle Atlantic states partly cloudy weather,
followed on Saturday afternoon evening by local
rains variable winds generally from east to SOUTH
stationary slight fall IN temperature, rising followed
by falling barometer.
For the Lake REGION increasing cloudness. occasional
rain variable Winds falling followed In the west portion
by rising barometer stationary or lower temperature
For the Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, lgnt
rains followed by clearing weather, variable wlhds
mostly from north TO west stationary or lower tempera
ture and higher barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

At the annual meeting OF the westminster
Railway Company yesterday tine following directors
were eleoted Lewis NJ Brown, william B. Hoyt, f. IT,
Brown Ernest Hall, Clarence L. Westcott, f. W. Brng
gerhopf benjamin Weed, George ID Davis, ji;, Gr9
uer and w. f. Van Pelt The meeting was entireV
formal.
BELLOWS FALL, June ga specis meeting VI 'no
s,ockhoders OF the Vermont aud Canada Railroad was
held to-day The plan OF reorganization which has 81
ready been assencd by the directors, was rathed
and resolutions authorizing mortgage OF lts properly
10 secure tue bonds OF the consolidated hron
OF Vermont OF the amount OF $70OO0VO were parseu
II was also voted release all back rents due unuor s
lease TO the Vermont Central Railroad, dated lo4S
BOSTON, June 8.-The Washington express tram on
the New.York and Nsw-EnSland Railroad which 'Aft