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would call your attention to the fol-
lowing implements for sale by the under
signed: Kemp's patent manure spreader,
Remington Il Sons carbon metal plows,
Advance chilled plows, Gale chilled plows,
sulky plows, Cornell corn shelters, Ccnten-
nial tanning mills, separators and powers,
one and two-horse corn planters with fer
tilizer arrangement, Deere & Cos. walking
and riding corn cultivators, Buckeye walk
ing and riding corn cultivators, Iron Age
and Planet Junior one-borse cultivators
with plow attachments, Walter A. Woods
reapers, mowers and self-binders, Warrior
mowers and Bramer reapers, Tiger, Lead
er and Monitor hay rakes, Triumph and
Monarch fertilizer grain drills, hay tedders
and hay carriers, spring tooth drag har-
rows, spring tooth harrows on wheels, drag
and smoothing harrows, chopping mills
that will chop 10 bushels an hour with two
horses, Baldwin's hay and stalk cutters,
(hand and power,) G. & G. Cooper e. Co.'S
steam, engines and saw mills, brick mould
ing machines Also Lister Bros best bone
fertilizers in the market. All goods sold
at the lowest prices, and if not proven sat
isfactory can be returned.
S. G. SHIyE,
Alb Bloomsbury.
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ONE SUFFERING SOUL HAPPY.

"If can send one suffering soul to you,"
writes James Corbin, of Washburn, H.,
II will be happy. Samaritan Nerrine cured
me, and will cure all cases of fits" $150.
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Cheapest Fashion Magazine in the world, 100
large pages, pages new music 1000 engravings
each issue so cents per year, single copies is cts
strawbridge & Clothier sth & Market Sts., Phila.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

If you want IA NICE Spring Hat
The latest color and style call ut
David Lowenberg's Popular Clothing
Store
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The State Teachers Association will
meet at Williamsport on July 10th, It'll
and 18th.
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$50 reward paid to any person or per-
sons who can buy as good an overall for
35 cents at any other place AZ at Gross
n, Y. store, Bloomsbury.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

John M. Clark, Esq, has removed his
law Office from Schuyler's building to
rooms over Meyer Bros drug store.
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BUYERS TAKE NoTICE We have on hand
a large quantity OF lumber, shingles, &c,
which we are selling at the lowest prices.
Get our figures before buying elsewhere.
LILLEY & SLEEPY,
Oronuoyilln
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Have you seen our new cheap towels and
table linens at Clark S Sons.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

Messrs. Elwel & Bittenbender, publishers
of the Columbian, will please accept our
thanks for copy Of Colonel Freezes His
tory of Columbia County. The work shows
that the author has taken advantage of
every available point to make the history
as complete as possible, and the publishers
deserveygreat credit for the manner in
which they have presented the work to the
public. Send to the Columbian Office,
Bloomsbury for n coDy.- Be,1pick Gazette
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

Eg-The scarlet, cardinal red, old gold,
navy blue, seal brown, Diamond Dyes
give perfect results ANY fashionable
color, 10 cents.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

G. G. Marr has splendid sugars, syrups,
coffee and teas try them.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

II you want to buy dress silks of any
kind either black, colored or summer silks
go to Clark & Sons; prices as low as any in
the state; large stock
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Col. Freeze has given his iron fence Il
fresh coat of paint making it look bright
and new,
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DOCTORS AND CHURCHES

Elkton, Ky.-Dr. +. b. Weathers says
Il regard Browns Iron Bitters us a med-
cine of unusual worth"
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ouses in the trade.

f. d. Dentler's stock of boots and shoes
for the Spring trade is now in store and
comprises all the best makes of the leading
housps in the trade
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Gents shoes of the latest design at
Dentler's popular shoe store, Main street,
below EXChange Hotel. --r-
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Do you know that j. c. Leidy & Co,
have an entire new stock OF all kinds OF
shoes which they are selling very cheap.
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FoR SALE. A platform spring wagon.
Inquire of w. G. Mckinney.
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j. Saltzer has just put in his music ware
rooms, beautiful upright chickering pia-
no
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Green truck at Kinports & Bros every
Thursday and Friday mornings.
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All pay the same
at John Wanamaker's.

The certainty that besides bargains daily spread the the
Big Store is known to fix the Market Prices
of all the things dealt in, settles concuvc that it the ST PLACE
FOR STRANGERS to deal
he store dor al IN t
The few item ow gon jutn
Send alcarfr samples.
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Court proceedings are crowded out thi:
week, but will appear in full next week.
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At Dentler's you will find ladies' shoes
in all widths and the best makes and styles
ever offered the trade.
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J. X. I.ockard is breaking ground for n
residence on Fifth Street, next to c. w.
Neal
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

When your wife's health is bad, when
your children are sickly, when you feel
worn out, use Browns Iron Btters.
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Jos. Decker is enlarging his dwelling
house on East street, near the furnace.
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Leonard r. Bomboy is making extensive
improvements about his property on Rock
street.
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Do you know you can get better carpet
for the same money at j. c. Leidy and
Cos than can be bought any place in the
county
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Sweet potato plants, 40c per 100 at j. Gar
rison's 9th street.
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For a plough shoe of the best make and
lowest price go to Dentlers.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

Thermometers, all sizes. Small ones fol
scroll work, at the COLUMBIAN store.
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G. w. NEAL.

Gauze underwear for ladies, gents and
children at Lutz e Sloan's
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You can secure n fine $3.50 organ for
Sl15, at $500 per month, by joining the
Estcy Organ Club of Bloomsburg, Pa
Address, +. NJ. EVERETT, Scc'y.,
Bloomsbury, Pa
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2O-inch black Satin Parasol,
lined in various colors. ten Gilt
ribs, handsome natural stick.
spanish lace trimmed. Price
So.
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A fine lot of straw hats just received by
Evans 81 Ever
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Best prints &c yard with full line OF
muslins, shirtings, tickings and all other
domestic goods at lowest prices at Clark 4
Sons
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

A well selected stock OF fine and nobby
furnishing goods continually kept on hand
at Bertschs.
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You can secure n fine $3.50 organ fol
S115, at $500 per month, by joining the
Estey Organ Club of Bloomsbury, Pa.
Address, F, NJ. EVERETT, Sec'y.,
Bloomsbury, Pa
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Do you know that you can get the cheap
est and best carpets, oil-cloths, rugs &c,
at the down town carpet store off. G, Leidy
SEQ
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For good cheap furniture, go to Cad
mans
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

A full line of ready made clothing,
gents furnishing goods, valises, &c, at
Evans & Eyer's
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

Nobby suits made to order at Evans e
Eyers, by first-class workmen. Prices
very reasonable.
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The Madras, Nottingham,
Antique, and Tamboured Cur
tains are in usual abundance.
Furniture Coverings begin
at II 1-2c. a yard, and some of
our Cretonne are the cheapest
we ever had.
Handsome Antique Cur
tains, $3.50 per pair.
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Wolfesville, n. C.-Dr l. c. McLaugh-
lin says 81 used Browns Iron Bitters for
vertigo and | now feel like new man"
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G. G. Marr wants side shoulder & ham
and will trade splendid mackerel.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

Large stock of Mackerel at Kirports
Bros, sold at bottom prices.
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Pictures, frames, window cornices, at
Cadmar's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

G. G. Marr has the handsomest and
cheapest ginghams and seersuckers in town.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

c. &. Mari keeps Bowman's flour the best
in the market.
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Four styles Gentlemen's sus-
penders, made in our work.
rooms at Oak Hall, Is, 25, 40
and SOC.
Balbriggan Underwear, 81
lie. used to be SOC. Good
night shirt, 75c.
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Elegant pailor suits, chamber sets, and
all kinds of furniture at Cadm ans
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Fine groceries, notions, canned goods, at
T. II Skppr's
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Just received large stock of oval churns
at Kinport & Bros
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Fine Spring Suitings

Fine Spring Suitings
Fine Dress Suitings
Fine Trouscrings
Just arrived, call and examine the Custom
Department of David Lowenberg's Popular
Clothing Store.
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II you wish to travel buy your trunk o
Gross N. Y. Store.
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For dress silks, dress cloths or dress
goods of any kind go to Lutz & Sloan's
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See Lutz & Sloan's large stock of hosiery
and gloves.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-18

More white goods and embroideries AT
Lutz Il Sloan's this week.
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Down with high prices Everybody
knows Gross, the N, Y, Clothier, is under
selling all competition.
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Now open large line of hosiery for
ladies and chlldrons, gloves, laces, ribbons,
ties, tishues new style corsets, hoops, bus
ties, underwear, buttons, ornaments, at
Clark q Sons.
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See the new styles of seersuckers at |. w
Hartman & Sons.
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Evans Il Eyer have secured the services
of II iirst-class cutter AT their clothing store
corner of Main & Iron SITS.
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See |. w. Hartman & Sons new line Of
table linens ~ pieces Poe up.
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Misses and children's shoes, all sizes
and styles, at Dentlcr's.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Go
While
Bersch's stock is fresh
Every body says the best.
Ready made he does not SELL
| Ties, collars, cuffs he does excel
| Shirts, suspenders, nice and neat
| Call and examine his stock complete.
His prices are such that all can meet,
Do you know that j. G. Leidy & Co.
have an entire new stock OF all kinds OF
shoes which they are selling very cheap.
Just received large stock of oval churns
at Kinport & Bros.
| Large stock of Mackerel at Kirports &
| Bros, sold at bottom prices.
| Best prints &c yard with full line OF
muslins, shirtings, tickings and all other
domestic goods at lowest prices Mt Clark 4
Sons.
| A well selected stock OF fine and nobby
furnishing goods continually kept on hand
| at Bertsch's.
Do you know that you can get the cheap
! est and best carpets, oil-cloths, rugs &c,
| ~ lhN hO"h 'c"h va PNs '''iS w io' S' i-NiHy
& Co.
Down with high prices Everybody
knows Gross, the n. Y. Clothier, is under
selling all competition.
See |. w. Hartman & Sons new line o
table linens l6 pieces 25c up,
/ Misses and children's shoes, all szeI
and styles, at Dentler's.
Bertsch is the man upon whom you car
depend for a nobby suit and good fit.
See the new styles of seersuckers at |. w
Hartman & Sons.
Now open large line of hosiery fo
ladies and chlldrens, gloves, laces, ribbons
ties, fshues new style corsets, hoops, bus
ties, underwear, buttons, ornaments, a
| Clark & Sons.
Evans Il Eyer have secured the services
of II tirst-class cutter al their clothing store
corner of Main & Iron SITS.
| --s~----
800 pairs ladies misses and childrenI
III
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800 pairs ladies misses and childrens
stockings Mt |. w. Hartman & Sons.
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BLOOMSBURY, PA,

FRIDAY, MAY lS, 1888.
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New dry goods at j. b. Skeer's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The steamship Devonia brought yesterday
among her passengers from Glasgow the Rev. and Mrs.
+. A. Reed, DIR. and Mrs. Josiah Abbott OF Winchester,
Mass; James Alexander, Thomas Alexander, the Rev.
Charles I. Berry, Dr. ]. f. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Covery, tho Rev. John Cummlns'
the Rev. and Mrs. L. i. Farchid J. H. Ferguson. the
Rev. aud Mrs. William Gibson MIR. and Mrs James Giles,
the Rev. j. o. Gordon the Rev. and Mrs. A j. Hutton,
John Hay, Mrs. Helen Hay, Judge A. ID. Knight, Max
Manrex, Mr.. and Mrs Charles A Nichols tho Rev. and
Mrs. John f. Pollock Judge f. Wilson aud William
Wilson, Of Maryland aud the Rev. Mr.. Wager, OF this
city.
Among those who came on tho France were the Mar
quis and Marcbioness Tafni dAcccglio, DR. and Mrs
H. b. Millard, signOr and Mrs. Moderati, Mrs. Echc-
yerra Madame Minue IIauk and Madame A. Hauk, the
Cheyaher Wartegg, Joseph Garcia W. Preston
Hill, Dr. Leon Adler. DR.. Jules simon
Tie Wy oming brought General and Mrs. j. w. Noble,
the Rsv. ID. BlrSe, the Rev and Mrs: j.. L.
Buttertleld, Professor l.. J. Gallagher, the Rev.
j. GrbDen, the Rev A. &. 4. Hall, Dr. ~ o. ID. Parks,
Mr. ana Mrs. H. III. Tyson aud tie Rev. and Mrs II.
Willams Among those wnO will sail to-day IN the
Pavouia are sir Henry Pttkes, General and Mrs E
Ferrero, aptain X @. Armstrong. Major IIooner, Dr.
Donald Kennedy. the Rev A =. Ly Ons. f. r. Mdrsand,
Mr. aud Mr-. H. o. stearns, Mr. ana Mrs W. \ Spclrs'
Dr. j. II. TrOuncer and William TabOys. Among nose
who sai by the Werra Charles Watrons, H. Gerlck
Ex.Con-ul "A st. LOUIS. Mo-, ana X. L. Pattci SON. - -
IAr Canada Will take Professor Ii. L. Ferguson, IL u
CaDana. r. III. BOrdan and :. l.. CrOckcE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
a FATALLY DEFECTIVE COUPLING.
PLACING THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE HUNTERS
POINT ACCIDENT.

PLACING THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE HUNTER 5
POINT ACCIDENT.
The continuation of the COrOneT's inquest
into facts OF the collision Hunters Point last week
deye oped last night few fcts which will have i'm
portan influence the verdict OF the CorOners jury
and the action OF the authorities Coroner Robinson
conducted the inquest and Dstrlct-Att0rney Downing,
OF Queens County examined the witnesses. The first
person called was James Horton. one OF the brakemen
on the Manhattan Beach train. lie said that he did
think that the two brakemen and the conductor
bave stopped the train (Which travelling at the rate
of twenty live miles hour by tightening the hand
brakes after Engineer Glenn mad blown his signal. lie
also said that the brakemen were required
TO punch tickets as we'll to attend to brakes.
Thomas B. Curry, a clerk in Superintendent BarOn's
employ described the tracks at Montsuk Junction and
SAID that distance between the railway bridge and
place where the accident occurred was ZtOO+ Ieet
\ b. Ayres, next witness, substautlaicd Horizons
testimony In its main points ana added: 81 told tue
conductOr several times uat the coupling between the
uaror car aud to 10 unsafe. They were
connected by a crooked iron coupling winch any sud-
shock wOuld break and then nothing would save the
car from tecscoping. III the cars hdu Deen on u
Level aud the coupling had been straight not lie
Charles thompson the master mechanic of the COM
pany was subjected TO close examination ny the Dis.
inches higher than the coach following IL and L
think tue coupling was SAFE Tor all orul-
nary purposes and would not nave been broken
had not the collision occurred. THINK the reason
of the Of lie tnat the passengers stood on tne
platforms. II they had been Inside the car they you'd
slmDly have been pushed forward ana not killed
Probably the telescopng would not have occurred had
the coupling bar been straight nave never made any
protest against that system OF coupling"
SOW, AIR Thompson" SAID the Dslrlot-AttOrney II
the raj. men responsible dOut want them to
suffer We intend TO punish the persons who are TO
blame even n we take Il no ne the officials OF tue road
intend fnd ont now fur the defective couplings IN
anenced the loss Of ie and Will you answer me honestly
I'M this connection responsible for the making
uplOl tue Trans T.
First" replied the Witness Superintendent Barton,
then Taumiser burrows and lastly myself The coup
ling war perfectly safe 70 draw the cars ana We never
,u donated any collision. The trains made up at
Hunters Point ana were not changed until they re-
turned" -
rne inquest was then adjourned until tomorrow 8
d. M Tnr Coroner stated 10 TRIBUNE reporter tnat ne
would action IN the matter turtnef tlah hoid-
,g me inquest until that was concluded but that then
some arrests might be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
ARRIVAL or NINE. MINNIE HAUK

Madame Minnie Hank was among the pas
sengers the steamship France, which arrived from
Havre last evening Madame Hauk was driven at once
to the Everett House, where she last night by
TRIBUNE reporter. "Yes, Ibave had most delightful
tme" she said "and have enjoyed the best OF health
during my stay in Europe. Ispent month at harien-
bad in Bohemia the Saratoga of Europe, While there
gave dinner the Fourth Of July at which the ladies
were dressed I'm American cOlOrs, and
each gentleman wore small United states
flag in his buttonhole But the most interesting
incident OF my trip was q visit to the grave
OF Wagner at Bayreuth. The grave is in his garden
back Of his house. and Is covered by great hat stone
bearing no inscription whatever-n0t even his name
1 prepared beautiful wreath and by the interven
ton of the Burgomaster OF Bayreuth was permitted
to the graves Bat not allowed 10 leave the
wreath for Mrs Wagner has ordered that nothing snail
been rejected aud Mrs Wagner will see no one not even
her father Franz List.
"Then saw Parsfali Never there an opera
put upon the stage with such magnificent scenery. All
the artists tho at the original production
OF the work. and they sang for nothing owing 70
the enormous expenses OF the undertaking. l was
intensely interested and went TO see 1t repeatedly.
81 have rested and recuperated ana am READY 10 90
great deal Of work My begins xt week at tc
Worcester Festival, with tho oratorio OF Samson
the Southern states. where have never
been since sang In New.Oreans when only thirteen
years old, at benefit TO the orphan children OF
that city. | will give from the operas OF
Lakne and Colombia" besides singing In concert:
"ColOmba the great success OF the past LONDON
season. And viii give another entire opera OF the
name hardly given but whose composer Is no
Ices parsonage than Gounod"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
JOHN A. AMELUNG.

John A. Amelung, member Of the Produce
Exchange of its Board Of Directors died yester'
day morning OF heart disease at the home Of his sister,
Mrs Julian Hawthorne, in Central Morrisana Dir.
Ameuug last at the Exchange about ten days ago.
While at his sisters house he taken ILL He had not
been strong and generally pale, but he was man
Of wry Frame great energy despite his apparent poor
health so that his sudden death was surprise even TO
his immediate friends at the Exchange.
Mr.. Amelung forty-six years old He went into
the produce commission business with his father-wh0
was the successor of p Getyin 1856, when che rni
had its Office In Morton-st. After the death or hls
father, John A. Ameung continued the business Ho
OF the active members OF the Produce Excnange
beginning and became one OF It's authorized IN.
specors OF hams and provisions About ten years ago
Mir Amelungs was opened at the foot OK
sedgwiek-st Brooklyn. In which city he made his home
His office in this city was at No. "a Whitehall-st Ha
leaves q wife and three children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
FRANCE AND CHINA.

PARIS, Sept. 1S.-The Marquis Tseng, the
Chinese Ambassador, had conference with NJ Jules
Ferry. President Of the Cabinet, today,
The Temps says that at their interview to-day Prime
Minister Ferry and Marquis Tseng discussed the re-
cent memorandum prepared by NJ Ferry and NJ Chale-
me-Lacour. The Prime Minister will shortly pay
. visit TO President Grevy for settle
msnt of the existing difficulties The Temps, IN an
editorial article admits the dissension between the
French officials TonquiD and urges the concentration
Of the civil and military authority in one person.
Two battalons of native sharpshooters and one
battalion foreign legion from Africa will start for
TonQun Immediately. On their arrival the forces there
will the number Of troops asked Tor by General
B0uet
Admiral Peyron. French Minister OF Marine, having
received "A telegram from Hanoi mentioning that the
early arrival OF reinforcements had produced good
impres that General BOuet had Detn sent
mission telegraphed to Saigon ana Hong Kong
asking for full details OF General Bouevs departure
PROPOSING FRENCH PRoTEcToRArE IN ANAM.
LONDON Sept 19.-The Daily IeLegrdphS CORES Iond-
snt at Paris China has proposed TO accept
French protectorate in Auam the condition that the
French evacuate Tonquin.
LONDON Sept. IS.-A dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph Company from Paris the Marquis ISeng has
rendered 10 dinlser Ferry his CONCENTRATIONS upon
Layiu chosen NJ. WaddingtOn TO negotiate upon he
Ionoun question His good offices at tue recent meet
ing with Earl Granville at WaDer Castle were highly
appreciated by NJ. 1seng.