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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
ExoNERATIyG PRESIDENT JOHNSON

The directors Of the Fircmcns Trust Com
pauy of BROOKLYN, which is In process Of liquidation
held another ting last evening and accepted the
resignation Of Daieht John son. tie president OF the
company. requested rs state superintendent Of In
sIiraucc McCal Nj JOhr-ou read an txplan.ti 0l ot
hc charges II ucg tcuc of duty and breach 81 trust m
gee mauug mt Il the comp made 10y Supcrinteuut
McrlL MI Johnson said that 20 dircc or meet NJ
- July - b." al ssei willingness to resign ana
dsne tn. Jig Of MIR NcCa To call for his resign tton
lie also cIied Mr. Mccall "ttrg, i,hc1 brfOrn the
rc tors me-, Ou rage upon MS t. especially -
c0u j with threat ~ ylng he matter before tine A.
or oy-G neral Nr. johnson saiI that In his sixteen
al The head ol thc company not dollar bad nee
LOST AMI the Stockholders had been paid 10 per cent clch
year. and hi- cccu1y refuted any chprge OF bad mnn
aucmcut. lie explained &c length the err
cuh-taurcs of the loan OF S2jOOOO to George / Lrvci
William Burfll elected T. surce. "a Nh. johnson ns
pie dcut OF the company Director Cla h., Smith, Cor
win and 60 dw re- appolslel committee to assist
the president winding up the affairs of the Gem
uluv ON ht-is 20 pHY very dollar dua Mr.. JOIN son
W q eyoncrltrd from An blame IN managing he com
pany, and entire confidence IN MIN was expressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
ForR orr or 1HIRTY-SIX PRESENT

A black-and-tan cab stood outside The
door OF the Manhattan Club last night. From within,
the notes of music waited ont the sultry summer
air. and drew crowd 81 halfa-dolen gaping wanderers
and pa,sgrs-oy. The club giving rC-
ccpton to The Democratic Notification Committee.
The inyi atoms however ougn Gberallr distributed
failed meet with The en- A7aSc response that mad
apparently been expected. The ciub members them
YES arrived i'm force and from ball past until ten
waited about hc room, the g Il. 10 arrive. FrGrr
lex Gchhard lcdl. d gracefully against d3o.-lo,t
but apparently the neat too much tOI las political
hu-a~m he wltrd away more con euld. quarters
b. Ldl past there lhr-t out 81 the ia riy six
Incmbor, OF m. committee present and half hour
later three increased 10 -four, namely, ". ID.
SHipley, A Il "A Cox, g.. Ncllc- and r. Fahy. OF he
National C0mlitcc tx pted The intiiu1u tar
could b. a.c-r,an,d. Ihe-c were Frsd. W. Forbyce.
GeOr-c u. Baes Thomas h. Hceoau, :. L. Macarthur, j.
l.. Barr aud j. h. DWytr snort af.rr e., oven re icsh
ment were served aui Aaron J. NandrrpO- ia prcsi-
cent Of the clJb welcomed tn numerous guests In
short speech. few info nal -peeche, were made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY.

10 The Editor Of The frtbUns.
SlRi In sonding YOU the enclosed check $500
ioi The lres.Alf iund, which you may credit To few
inopds Milford Conn. permit me o. express the hope
that the ton children for whom II shalt two
secka' outing IA tho country may have royal time
Wherever they 10, I, would soom Ia DO impossible to
oVefosnats the advantages arising from this enterprise
aud accmug TO all who have hand IN II, whether me-
beneiaciea bcuonoaea AZ this season Of Increasing
political oxoitsmen II Il especially rofroahog 10 turn
Vie eye from newspapcr columns ul OF Blaine aud Glove
and Fro Trade aud Protection Republican "poiutings
sith PRIDE" aud Democratic "uowings with ALARM
othor columns witch show how the streams of Cis4s
Van beleyelenee are continually flowing IN be-
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Hines. 1n9a va "a, Do p We o. ra,'o- oo3lai oeat
vices az her Iae r's.iel--. 3 T.. yi''t &C pm, %
FARRINGroN- on ,iond!l Julg - l'3i Grace boloyol
lshtcr 81 Claude - and Ida harrington, aged YEAR
Iniermcnt AZ Fllshuy Ny.
FALLs-At Warwick y y on wednesday. Jny 3D. i'ei q
camay bronchitis, WIlilu - lA.is o. tl,s cy IA to
RsiaLiye, iren invited to attend hs ,gnsal se
iSt.f on sanirl s' at iG,o a. a. ''''' % '
Kindly omit howcrs.
HoPTocH.,M yonksr, y y IVY 81 Water Howard.
Infant son o. Walter H. AMI Mary Moo'e H"pPpS.
Funeral private
inst. Henry Ifaydock formerly OF 6r55tlya n nj 52i
Relatives end friends are myc to attend 81. funeral .,
Friends Needing iiou e Jerc-o ,xta day. Sh m,ah 1t
carriarcs vii meet the A. train from Long sani clt
KNoWLToN-M Brook. Vale. Conn, Juy ~. stc.h IA,
Brooks. wife Of The late william :. Hro"toa. % Erire
LETsoN-At Now.Brursvic&. Nj, THURSDAY. July 81
Eliza shadic vifc OF johnson Lcisou a-,d = y,.r..
h fsf n St 'T to 5n are e c a. h " i'a
residence, 80 40 Bay artist. saturday tngrs; .. &c
lrtermSni At convenience Of the family.
Train leaves Ncw.YorS. via Pennsylvania railroad go
a.
MILNoR-At Glen cove onE I,la1G on uur,i,y Juy D.
~. Jo,cEe, d .rSaiIe PIN 'i' a,'I I'D s , .
vice. a. ~ Pauis 'hurch Glen Cove cd -"tirdy haF-ls
NrCHoL--At Newark. j.. July - lssl. john \. N'oh
F N"r s' aS nr MS II 'S r' At no. II Fa'n
Relatives and uian., e. Invited o. .ucaL
nr,ous sietar. .'-, vc'rs ~ 90 ''' 80 -''
Funa.len ,aut. Ia, tnr. at 1910 3d.. at Washington.
Relatives lrienls invited attend vthou. fusther
rIrrs.-rn Eul@io.'. Iulg 81 samuel r.m', 'rac.lro'
New 1orN." -r' %. Fr.rt ada,
Washngouay,. On Satu1ay August. 90 u 20 ociosl
vALrNrGYf-At shrcn.bary, VI. ru sIlt. july o. %,
heart disease GuHct ra' Na.aarnr mt. ,.,l }'.s y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

expression Of face he picked up dental crowbar and
hnudsaW.
"Take any In this row" said The young man ~ he cid
into the operating chair
" But which ~ The nchng tooth y
"Nehcfi none ~ thom. VII you pm ono Of these o.
Z"
suppose you know vour own htsuefa fa'i the deit
iiat, AMI ho lifted The YOU'VE nu pu ni me rhhf wiz
the friendly frip a fpni ana The tooth rame Hh him
when he had paid ls fee ana walking out The deip
ilui suhlt
would Won Kindly inform nae wliyyou wanted sound
tooth pulirlI'
lWfimN," hulwrtcd The yoIil, " im ni rlifillnW
10Th hhd tlrto ufo plihrH want f0 frtir Whrrr no
hponhrr liura. and uidt'l uthp Sow yuu thco 20 VII
h' 70 rrfffrt tAupih..f"
Ana be- wont away, leaving The dentist ~ awe'ifucs
silence,
ii"nrs Kennedy 0tf's umyol, pfop,y. Dthnirs anf
NrIVuun DlMasfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
LoCIL PRoHiBiI0M>rS ORGANIZING.

Several men and women met at the Seventh
SIR ct ncthoIi Episcopal Church under the name of
the Prohibition Party tOui g. Convention. Joseph ~
Bognidus piestcd The Committee Organization re-
p,ft. the fuloeng permanent officers: Pres lieut.. J.
q Ellsworth Independents ! W -lmpain nud Henry
Anderson sectctaIieH Mailer g. Cotton aud " Nc
KAY 6ItohcHl teusutrr. the Rev. stephen Mrfiiu
Resolutions Nete ndU cd declaring thai tho OF H..
tuNcitinR dtinks hH beverage morally wrong snd
Wlnoa 10 huiunn ptoHtcr Toe Platform aud nominees
uf TIE Iti tbutR ~ OiliOu Convention were approved
Gen'rn 'unuilier viii b. formed los the selection 10y
the cnnir ~ oro member tnn eioh RaomblJ district
linnrro commit eco 10 col 81 ud4 FOR tho campaign ~
b. chosen Nv the o. uDfll Committed Tue matter ~
nominations iuf ouhntJ onc"rs referred 10 com
init tn report Il the nskt IA oing, at the place,
ttfet az IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01


Two hundred and Iftr chillon of TIM
tpint4 rs, tit tinl rrousl pn tu the Norwich i"n
,ia, last evening us in time iu ESCAPE 'i"n h'n@
shoVrt rrhuliiitin4 rasaauefts ls'A'l u1 WIN in.
tu,st as tha tniirau nlrl ine sirt"i.rs Aaf lfNH'
saatths-i tllf tHisss iuf straw hanni 50 afl t' leN'N
peanut erniuts nh t1a paf dii n'"ie''- h"''"'''
aNauf Ae iltir .iis slari go he rl-f '"'t"a m"''"
iu, OF tAu noah unable go 60 with @ i"i1l as 'h' ""
berWaa niiai
"wb, s,ui they got" man kindly oub,rs Iuan asked
"Ihe ially is all made az" hr taanas 'erlad
"Wru, ioui hcre,' exclaimed tif W"a, "h} name ''
Joseph H. Eoarrs OF l.OcAsaae, Ma b., lI tale these
two 10 my home for two week, IL yoail lot tn,n co."
ARRANGEMENTS were made and the cIiaIeu went
with tne rest. the patty ara 10 hc c.trhUied la Yer
mont aud New Hampshire ANA VIII return August l."
The following OF soEe OF the host, Ia the 10 ~
where the children go:
= J,hnsbary ytAr' D a. Chase the Rev J. b. Wal
P,ssu 1slc-J. t. Foster.
Hsfio1-Nr.. X. :. Iwom6.cy II storey, L. Bryant T.
%e-i Balse---J P OTIS, D P. Johnson.
B@liIJ.aio yt-M.s fianG Cooilgc, M W. p GnnH'
Mis- W r. Gcddcs Mira T. L1aas " f. liant ilT YIN l.
Rtey. cSdres ia Mrs Ge5iec Ciot a r. Harris
] - LiYnssi2 @c.ao P Scss b TaieT
a. TgItgi l iarUdi Bel C. W KING T. Tsn Ben,
II lane g snow ; y Wright 4. .oie, Bcnausu Briggs,
Ne%p'rt ccutre-I F Peabody William Kiby, Ell shcr-
man 4 a. Austin. Geor.e ~ Rogers. . -
Hutch nsou Mis-. l.. Medals, H. Row - N s. ~ o. Goe-
man Mr., { sawyer Mis- " IL Iiui chn,on Gr' J.. q
Blanchard, Mss NJ Dutlon, NJ. r. = ule's dr5 IL H.
land q roberts, Mrs ;: HUTCHINSON, W + sm.ih - ~,
a. M tw,% fiPei 5@st9. Gs o. = I hS1
T. lane. L.. A. Townsend, MIA Orfln Rec, H. J. j ohm
son III fall John smith, J. =. SniIh, Alien H.
smith Ars Julia Putnam y. o. Gil, ". Ii. LOveland Mrs
II Head. Horace II. Howe ,,..,,,.
East Couoord-MIs. G. D. Root $ Denaw, John Williams
Estea Pratt Hosea Aldnch Frank Fisher Henry CIa"TrI
Fisher. f. c. Grant W. simmons l. VIII ans MI lId
dock W. Dow ". Y. Hardy, Addie era" lord H. j. nipple
J. H. W8jbrdge. Harrison Lane c. \ stewart, thauhuey
Snow =. y. Wright cynthia WaidOridee
Coy,utry-1rs = q. Perciyal. william Mics, ira BOyn
ton Lewis Douglass Mrs J. Grant J. Roeyes MSDel H.
Tdmunls, Mrs -. Ware. MrA u Nlei his EhsOh I'Ahe5
Mrs. Jennie Herb. Mrs. II. Landlord
West lifax-L n Baon y W hIy' a. j. "a ~ ~
IhurDcr. 4 J. Tucker H. H. Ihurb,T J. II Bat y.
Warren Vt-Mrs. James Cardeli Ms JOIN CLEMSON,
Miss lie More David Blair Nj Shor&r'L MIS- sumner
Mrs colby. MIS- iIatf, Mrs. Perkins d. SAL Ton MIS-
Vuthbeit. Mrs Frank More.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

IL Che frtt ot tohu-on lhnihrt7'- iron v"l-
Cd, h.. .t5 80 uta o. Au.ua Ni.i'. I"'"diii "u
ll. li.uul ui of tfiIt-snA huHilh ih'l h'ih"7 +"
uun.h.r ~ muuul r,uuue cone f'- n""' h"'A t'7'
Iul. 0ri. io boz uuil lta.. aj uud hu hg IRON furnace
N.- 81. Win motion m.iHl TIE uuH''r Nv I'l
NId. lucb uol. tNt mis- 'hr ush tHe roof h 30 h'-
,hIuu.y -o.D our fe. Al $50 o'clock yesterday thc
Dol Ist Was ou aud Lee iron In tIc ia mace Wa "ppf"d'
lur whit. lc.., on tie e. llne 90 10 n-on irlh'I s.
pl lcr, winch furlsh Iar power, was o. envy -"INrI
Ihruitit 300 tuc urn .c- Was .Hut "H 4.d 100 "iW'u
tulu..c or ta- umula il e. r.iHnry Nat tolN
uo uui .iy enough carried ~. 70 rN'lodcl win 20
t.uIh. rep It, TIE .Giry coz iolV Wu.k urh lh M
fou.ul., used sfc. thiuE-, pad l,ur ID no Wet 'I
tDt tc.g. enc thong ,oma Il Them Dce -tar eel TOT
an. Ino cut. N,tIs' VITA tlr employees ~ inc hIhh
tact iiln- concerns iu abe buDiug ha h.'d Ia Io~
yitIOu cOuUfrh udiug II csu>r. thcY W.T." h'dN
scar It. s Do uaor fiuG bee OPP, Wlie rom
". hon auothr swarm fought T. O.. o.. LF.f}l % hE
nc oF,nrI an tup, uf psu Hhc the police atrNt a'd
,uIc.u. Do. Oh. udry through the door, No 80 Liza
D., &C. i.us pos SOS jon IN fr p.rr toe err ia. sIors
The situation W. then explained and the curious sent
aIou. 'hpr Hl |U.s. M dis It's.
The alarm iaI u.aIwA -rrad as far MP ne Houston
a. and down 10 Ch,tunm st. mi The crowds lu Grand
ltd c0G-fGn % -di mo from DO Ia ems IL wa
Il, ally dara before quic. was restored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

Mr.. Patison born at Hornby, Yorkshire in 1913,
ami educated nj Oriol College, oxford lie was
elected Fellow Of Lincoln College in that University in
1910 and bccame Rector Of his college in 1861 He was
many contributions to literature His published works
are "a follows: Tende. ces OF Religion, Thought in
England. 1GSSl750." in - Essays AMI Reviews" $50;
Report Elementary Elucau0l IN Protestant Ger
man, =" 1850. scconI edition. 1871: "Suggr,tous on
Accidental Organization" 1865 "POpc's Essay on
Man." with not IS. 1863. sixth edition, 1879; " P0pe's
-.tirra and Epi~trs" with notes. 1872 second edition,
1874; Isaac CtSaubOn. ljj916ll," biography $50;
" Life oi ,ltou' 1881 ami "Mlton's sOnnct',' with
moi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsUINGTON, july 3l.-For NcW-Engand,
cloudy thornl RAM southery shifting To westerly
winds. stationary temperature
Ior Ihc Middle Atlantic sltes. partly cloudy weather
and occasional rain. souhery shifting to westerly winds
stationary temperature.
Tor the ohio valley and Tennessee local showers ana
partly cloudy weather follow o foo fhc west rn ror
ly fYii weather. westerly Winds stationary temperature
except i'm EI-'rlu tennessee lightly warmer
Furthe Lower Lake region, partly cloudy weather anu
occasional Tflu IrIHNrIl bon tr Hrs rrN n'lUnN h' 'l
weather westerly winds higher barometer. stationary
trWurfatuir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
7uE pRruDEvr READr 10 GO NOM.

President Arthur breakiaslcd early ycstcr-
day morning. aul ltcryari went ont on some private
business returning to tn hotel for lunch I'm the after
noon he received some callers, among whom were
lhotuas q Arton William waiter Phelps, Jue D.
Erhaitlt !. u. Warren A. (. Draper and John HreI
IN the evening the President dncd ~ bs own rooms with
HE ,onghter aud M. uiecc, Genofn sharpe and i. T.
I,cd no morrow the President Will leave the city 10y
The West Shore line at ll:2O accompanied ~ ''h'th
sharpe and few friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
A MAN RON LOWELL MISSING.

A number Of business men of Lowell Mass.
Game to The city Wall recently. among thoii mum
boz being stephen a. runof wealthy real estate dealer
aud n. W. rulIef, oToeLery dealer, bh brother Tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
now mr. GIRLS RETlLITE.

From RE Hnsbug ChfOniele NisgfdDh.
A case of rctributiNo Justice has como to light
IN onto TIE most wicked VI young men resides In
Ionimbua Ito lkoa 10 pass ~ generous fellow among
his young lady friends, and Incidentally mentions that
he win ohcerfuly exchange cream Tor kiaa When tho
Va about to be- given, tho young LADY dHroNr that
lac hha been eating raw onions. lut the gitls have r
cum,oniud the wlrko1 young man with w0man's hugo.
nuity They eat raw uuiOua, too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
cyr,rya rur rH,Rp AVENUE oourAvr

A conductor on 1hird-ayc strcct-car told
TuurnE reporter last night thai uumb"r of employees
Of that line including star crH and men doing "lnsido
duy" had boon bounced" for dofraudng the company
hy means II paaaoi which ar h.ucd 70 ohplnfos Ahn
ulrul IN nnAll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

TmBrSF OFFICE, August II q. nth. rky ye,ttr-
day Wa, covered win clouds, aud there were SOME
showers. 1ne movement iu tine barometer ,f ally
downward uutl oyrIue when there was au upward
movement which continued until midulht. The
tamperaurc ranged between 60 and ~. tle average
to, d bolu1 J l3- lower than on "Wednesday.
IauiF cloudy or IAN weather, with chances o.. orcls-
iol ,Aowcra may be expected to-day Ia this city and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

Wednesday tho party returned from visit 20 Coney
Island leaving stephen H. Iufcr behind the boat having
sailed without him. Nothing has been heard ~ MN
since. Notwithstanding Vigorous search was made ~
COncy siard scrday The police nave been informed
of he ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

half Of the poor children Of the New-Yorh tene-
menthouses. l verify believe that with thns
numerous help both in body and soul that come
90 the poorer classes through the New York ty MIS-,
sion. Housed t lnusry Homo FOR Little Nhnhot't. hhu
OH such excellent Institutions there ~ not one ipl P
teal Chris nnity which does much IN rtnpuiuph w
the money expended 90 Hwecicn the lfc OF thclnhr h
thcr N arts tnwnrd tho Christ whose cNanp" "h
teachings nRnTo such deeds ne IHf Tribune ii'A ~
Fund aud for Witch " will never cnaen ~ receive ne
thankA Of many who were, hut for us thnughHulh'hH
almeHi LITERALLY ready to perish ,..
IL ~ plensnn To- note that Inc practice " auc hrncvi-
lnnrc "a contagious. Other elites arc cirhlhE t' ApN
infection nnd ortlbllalug their frchh-Ait luhua 30
uRr the hlrHainr Hptpld w. :"
Mf0td. conn, July 10 1894
REAL BLESSING 10 TltE ENrtRrAlNElA
70 Thr Editor Of Thc frtbUnH
SRi The fifty frcsh-Air children were n
real Olcs-ing. We mud that hnye $50 ~ rcmnining
r. m the fund contributed for their entertainments etc.
Please putin TO our orcdtt IN the fund ...
WILTON MEmE SMITH
CdsenOr0, N. Y, July 30, 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
4 PILOT BOfT SUNK.

The German steamer Roma Captain Schulcr
whIcu arrived here last mig rom Swansea
came into collision with ana sunk the plot boat
Washington. No. %. at 500 J.. IN, three miles
northeast ~ the Scotland uShts!tp All hands
were saved. with the exception Of the cook, James roe
mar 81 Island. Tie rest Of The crew were taken
Oh boa I'd the steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
A NEW FEATURE ~ ELocUu0M

from ne Wse1nsin' STATE Bsgisisr
Doctor" said n Young man OF this city, M
10 entered duntlara once hurfledy " want YOU TO
pail tOntA." -
SNOW nle the loolh" said u deutlal With happy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
WHAr rAE AOrfL WHITES oWM
y,om me Phuddslpha Ctu
.tNafI .. ~ gW

NNfNTf - " IN WNIIH TIIIN TIWTIT
b1ierf "Mr hiank aln de proprietor anh."
Quest "Blid 10 hoirh Thought from your actions
that the walters owned tho hotel"
Waifr. ION no, aab. wo don't own uufn' but do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

"rhcrc now ~ exclaimed Mrs popininy NJ
"a tray at diahea weHt crashing To- the nooI who the
walter was ttying 10 put ropilays quarter into Ills
pooLoL THAT Il what comes vi ugping tho walter !"
= Burlington Free ProsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
DcliiieaI Nolites.

A 1 poIitirnl IInn cr-. Enz4 aud Portraits.
Pest WORK as usurl hy NOlIi - GtAIAn httsta
81 uunnr.st OH Reliable Headquarters shtr iAl
I Runners Best Portin,- M tlr tl.y Campaign
uuipmrulH. send iUr illustrated tlrculif
conn GO, ~ rnlion' Y
~ Network Banners nc,t Portraits M Che city ,aur
conn q 60, ~ iutonst, y y
tninppipn HAMMER ana Oufih ten
40 Nyati Il nnd a1i lfHalWi1.
Niait set Hammer WpOus and iuiiht hNNff
Patent Waterproof Oprnwoth Net ilanutr. ..
durable d0sisn4 SOLO hhnhii''ii'fi
nndpf ettois patent disbursements VIII he prosecuted
At,stIr pultf rails aud rhmptiah ellpn. hl AL, -.
t,ti.tir No, itnuns,- teg portraits newest dVssna
'''''' " D. III. OnilliN a go. Attiats,
40 hIoldNay sndOd haN ljth4t
The iirsi ,lmi
HHw.YoRK ron BLAINE AND LOGAN,
CuHNWAiLLEAns orr roR rilE
woRkINuMANB IICkKr
GRAND MASsMEkriNO, SATURDAY., Aug y lslL
psnguish,d Sponlers Two nanda Wclt r,iui nni on
Director ~ NuHir
lnutaon ltaua reduced arc all stations West shore
nhd ~. lmA, outar snd Western hA loaL have tv.s
isadb pes1Io,acs and Ivory second stIve1s iei,oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
rRmrNu IoriL ORGANIZATIONS.

D. e .
proceeding .il~s ~ l ifssa' sa's nta r-s go" is a'-i- l4.'
F. 30. O. D.
,ls te., r.t.l dedicated a.
Sat o. 4a.4.... b a4Ia-y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

Europe c.iv iir,.'-l fp- -
patch particular steam Orl'r - ace + spec II T.
livery destination. ali frInsauanus .nas .JrNtrtst
by the tastes, vessels ayIItDA
Foreign mans TOR the woeN eniny August vi" c-oi' II
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