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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

EIbridge T. Gerry's new steam yacht Electra
has arrived here from Wilmington and Is now lying on
the Azstis Yacht Club House at Say Ridge Ino A'oc
ira was drsraed BY Gustaye Human. Her Interior Mt
,nr, ar.sfrom designs by Rerriek, the architect
she wa, built by the Harlan and HolliRs"orth
Company &C Wilmington. she Ia l7sls feet
over all Isl feet the water line and % feet beam
Her depth OF hold Is 1874 feet aud she draws S9 iest
shs has propeller feet 10 diameter, operaiee ny
direct acting com pound ngns with 32noh hSh-pres
sure cylinder and 40neh low-pressure cylinder, and
stroke of pstsn Of 20 inches one hundred tons or coal
On be carried In the bunkers She IA ghes ny electric
light and has sleetrc masthead and side lights she NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

election returns. After a verdict Of guilty by
jury the carried up from court
70 court each OF which sustained the original verdcts
Hall being sentenced % eighteen months imprisonment
and BOland years and months Halls term
pred June 20 and Governor Cleveland psrdoned
Boand that he might be released at the TINE on
account Of his good behavior George Hail. * alderman
OF the With district. ard the man benefited
sy the crime OF which they were convict
ed Il president " the Ksckerbockers and master OF
ceremosies The liquor interest vas wei repre- cent ed
Washington f. Hall present In AL the glory OF ms
eIconvictshp. aud the hero OF the evening but
Thomas Boand declined to be present, ssyiag tAat ne
had bad enough n0tOrsty I'm tss matter. There was
dancing and music, and occasionally the rop Of wine
cork but most Of the pop from the more Demo
cratic beerbotte George Hall said that at least S-OOO
would be- cleared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
NoTEs OF NE CAltpAIGN.

The Ivy Blaine and Logan Campaign Club
Tbird-ave aud seventy-hrstst. raised elaborate
transparency YESTERDAY Inc club nul4bers nearly 200
members.
Blaine and Logan ratification nee ing Is 10 be held
this evening at No. 268 Onc-n inbred and twenty
hftbs. under the auspices OF the Twelfth Ward Kepub-
10 AL Club There Is 70 be banner RAILING General
JauIee H. O'Berne, Professor JOnn l. Hunt General
George W. Palmer, q. b. NJ Nudge and Jtnors viii MAKE
addreSse-
ton cong posed of both Republicans Democrats, has
passed resolutions IndoTsing Blai- and Logan, ana
VIII have ratification zeetlng about Ju, 20 f1chSrd
Nor1tIsn The president and q. ". kit:10u the secrc
tsrs Some OF the Democratic members OF the CLUB nave
withdrawn Others satisfied with te action OF the
@AU a Dcm0crs. Ss'nc nose who l.Ye
nhdTEWn express the sstenuO1 o. Il 1lng II TIE
nocratie National C0HyoD shall adopt hee-trade
Atior or plank that u capable OF benz construed In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
PRESENTATION TO JUSTICE PATTERSON

A reception was rendered to Justice Jacob
N Patterson by members or the Patterson Associs-
ton OF Xh Assembly District az Beethoven Hail. No
PIP Fnh-s last evening. 1t the forty sixth ami
var,ary of his BIRTH The rooms crowded their
utmost capacity. Among those present were Justices
Duffy German Hail, Brown, Langbein and Nehrbas,
! acob Hess Commissioner TaHtOr. john simpson and
Alderman Fiuck Henry G. Batty was master OF eere-
nontes Justice Patterson escorted 10 the platform
while the band played HAL 10 the Chief After
a brief address by the chairman, Colonel charles
: Speucer made presentation speech,
ending By presenting to the Justice beautliu police
Justices badge. and uring hin that was the gn 81
Abortion from constituents The Justice thanked his
friends and neighbors FOR the gift Addresses by Justices
Hall Duff, Brown, LAngben. Nehr3as, Hyatt and
Others followed. Then u lunch was served
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

editor william II. Rcmsyer, lives in this ward He is an
outspoken elaine aud says the cluh means
soon organized IN other wards Of the eity IN we tI
Ward which contains many stalwarts- ana u i"isey
ISennbcan meeting will soon he held and an active
chm will enter the nsId The kicking" element OF tne
iadpg Iemorats who In this vicinity OF late seem NJ
tcrlv and desperately sea in regard 70 choice OF
PR sideptla candidate Its believed that the bepuh
an vote OF tis citv and county I'm November next WI
he more .od for Blaine than Il was for any fresueua
candidate since Lincoln In 1860, no matter VIM may "O
nominated by the Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
PROBABLY fIrAL SrIBBIyG AFFR4E

A serious stabbinc affray occurred last night
AZ No - DowDing-st,, John ca'siiy'
Ia orer being dangsrOusiy wounded Nhen
Cassidy came home frpa his work be found MS
wife intoxicated sho was drinking beer with whaon and
his two sisters wac we're IA the room. Cas-
sidy ordered them out Of the room. HIS Whs
refused 10 Let them go. lie then en- ieavored 70
eject theni Wslen md Ne hat alteration. Oue ot
the sisters struck Cassidy the hcad Win cup iteer
afnn hi. -salp During tho fracas he sbe twice
In the breast officer Burialgh, ~ she Lharcsst
pollcp arrested Whalen he denied haying done The cut
ting Al ST. Vnocnts Hospital II found that Cassidy
was ~ dangerous condition. ono Of the wounds yc:
trates his left luuk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
MOUNT VERNON ENTHUSIASM BUBBLNG

The town of Mount Vernon. which boasts the
cst hussstc Republicans, the largest trees and the
pIe-tes -irls in Westchester County had hg meeting
last might and made preparations TO organize Blaine
and loan Campaign Club. The enthusiasm over the
Chicaxs nominations has been bubblng ever since the
fstef friday night it burst forth and stenway
Hal va packed TO the doors in response TO
cal sitned By County Judge Isaac y. Mills T. ". Hollis
John Van Santyoord and 40 other leading men Of the
town II was considerably after p. when the meet
frg va called ~ order by temporary chairman J.. W
Bchs 40 told about the beginning OF the enthusiasm
among good Republicans aud thea called upon Mayor
Il skns read The names o. IN persons who signed
- csI for tao meeting. TAs" sers the names 81
dozen I'D Democrats among the Der. and when th'y
nstv IIad The meeting cheeIed. 'ph Naming was
% temporary secretary ana ''- he Rev Oliver
. oid what ne remembered al tAc Ntvt ton of LncoH
III lst4 and thought the campaign ~ similar 10 what
the p-esrut promised tO De- County Judge Nils .
made stIrng speech rOu-e the meeting ~ enthus
tstn Thomas Little said that he ft more chthustsB
fr Bssinc he had FOR the other eleven fres
dents has voted fsr and seen elected committee
eompted Il three persons from eacn election dNnct o.
the toS Bshp Eas Chester appoiEted FOR ptrma
Dept GsHnIzstOn. and then the meeting adjourned
with tlrto rodsig and Tiger FOR Blane and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

-Th. preparations for the Republican mass
meeFIg az the Grand Opera House, az Egbth-aye and
Tw'a lhI-st on the evening Of July -. nearing
compuln Colonel spencer, TIE chairman Of the com
mitet OF arrangements has received assurances FROM
uian ~ Eyarts and General Joseph h. Eawley that
they Vi .ne.k mo resoluti0n uI ne read by General
Anssr McCOok. II expected mat the gathering viii
De irge one -evera speakers VIII make addresses nom
stand ,si5e INC budiDc several Vigipr and Logan
otuo: already sisnihed their intention Of paIadns
ts.i n.ea.tou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
CAMPAIGN CLUB IN LANSINGBURG.
SENATOR CoMsrOCK's REASONS ToR suPPORriNG
ley TELraRAFH To rHs TRTEUSE.I

lBr TELEGRAPH To rHs TRTEUSE.l
LANsINGBURG, June 30.-The Republicans OF
Lansngburg met this evening and organized the cam
paign Nv the election OF the following named officers
President A. C. CoInstOck: vice-prssdents, James Nc
Guide George NJ simmons, John NJ. Chsmbers b. r.
Draper W. c.. r. Campbell; corresponding secretary
Leonard Grocsheck recording secretary. Oliver Mchur
ray treasurer Charles Dsuchy. Senator Constock IN
taking tho chair said that lie IN favor OF the nona
tion OF Chester A. Arthur but now he was for James o.
Blanc because the Ame1canism IN him compelled him to
acknowledge the right OF the majority lie sat1zed the
action Of the so-caed better ecW""t 10 repudating
the nominations hicagO after Z. the convention 10
understand that nothing OF the knd .Jud be- done lie
thought nominations that yero good enough for General
sherman good enough fer him. Ills mention OI
Baines acten tn- OF Costello was received WIN
great applause and cheers Next week banner Will be
flung 20 the breeze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
LOSSES IN VARIOI-S PLACES.

TORONTo, June 3O.-The store of Living
stone Johnston II Co. wholesale clohIers, damaged
by fire to-day 20 thu extent OF $1,000
OswEGo. June 30-The box shop OF VI. W. Forward
destroyed by fire this morning. The less is $1,000
insurance, $4,000.
HUNTINGTON, June 3O.-A fire at O'Clock this morn
Ing, at Thirl-aye aud Ninthst destroyed ten wooden
business houses. They owned by F. d. Beauh
ring J. O.. Breslln George cullen. J. T. Hoback Mrs L.
Ailauc, Mrs. ~ II. BurCck and ". \. sample The loss
the buildings il $4,000 on the goods $4,000 the
iu.-Iluuce ST. IIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
TIE MOVEMENT IN KINGSTON.

KINGSTON, n. Y, june 3O.--A large meeting
held in the second Ward. the CITY Hail hsrN
saturday night IL attended By leading Req. b.
hcan workers Of the ward and Blaine and Logan
campaign club was organized. Alderman ID. {. oven
bsugh made PRESIDENT w. C. Dslsos, secretary; b.
{. Jansen. treasurer; TAemas Iremper. william II.
ROmeyeT, H. q. Walker, Alderman Brown and others.
eepresdsDts An energetic eanvsssing committee
also appointed Enthusiasts speeches made by
Assemblymsn TreLnper. Alderman )veTbangh. Deputy
Collector Sehs SI ees lumer0gs others The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
COUNTY DEMOCRATS 500 STRONG.

The County Democracy Executive Commit
tee met lat evening No Union square. 10 make final
an t-enens for going to Chicago by special train. The
Isl Dstrc announced that f. going b. The Delaware
IackawanAa and Western Railroad special car having
been provided by Congressman Nicholas Muller. This
elected expressions OF dlsapprovs from several ilhAy
10 announced that 40 were pledged 20 90, with the
lNlh KIN and Nll Dtrct- yet 10 be hsrd rom tOIE
missioner Thomp-on pledged 100 from the XNIIltb Ds
tic several Of the districts maze poor showing ~ the
number % persons who Will 90. II announced that
about 500 persons would the train. The party VIII
from the foot of eat FO ty-ccondst ~ 3l3
Oh T1dsy and vii reach Chicago at y. on saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
nRooKLYN nEMocRATs GoLNa Z. cHLcAGo.

Arrangements were made by a number Of
Brook VI Democrats last evening TO 60 10 Chicago On sat
urdsv morning meeting was held in Jefferson Hall
over sixty 1gni1ed their intention Of going. Tie seuti
ncnt among the Brook IN delegates 10 the Convention in
opposition 10 the nomination OF Governor
Cleveland has changed within the pas; few days
The change s attributed the magic OF few whispered
words Mr. Iiden conveyed by MS "cspGrceuer- 70
Boss" Mclaughlin IL WAS runored Yesterday that
County Clerk Delmar, who l. named a PresideE la
cleo hy the Democrats IN the Ia Congressional Dis
t1ct. would refuse the position. he is unwilling 10
contribute, - expected To do $1,000 TO the
paign fund Mr. Delnar could not be fOuSd .st evening
but gentleman VINO cOHyersed with him IN the aftsr-
before the made public, s.d that he be-
lcved 10 well founded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
ONE CHILD SHOOTS ANOTHER

James Quinn. age eleven, of No. So East
One-hundrea and died his home Last night.
1t was supposed he shot himself Sunday with
e-barreed pistol loaded with stoues and nails The
police on esrning OF the chds death heard also for the
first time that ne had been shot by lad OF ais age
joins Kelly OF ODOhug dred and eighth al and Madison
ave JOhp being arrested said that the pistol went
N acfadeutgiiY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
sUcB NoSEY 10 HELP the PLUuBERs.

The journeymen plumbers have begun a can
yass Of the trades for financial aid In their Lockout Yes
tsrday subser ptons were received from the New-York
Protective Associations 900, bluestOns cutters $500
week while the strike lasts tinsmiths $500 two divi-
sons of the IAbOTers Union 500 each and the Progress
sVe Cfgarnakers 81 900. The Executive Board ~ the
Kashs Of Labor discussing the sdvisAbty OF giving
10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
r,IE p1oNEER cII-B OF HAELEM.

Tn Young Mems Republican Pioneer Blaine
and Logan Club " the XXIIId District held business
mest last evening al 80 rooms, No 229l Tblrd-ave.
Tho rre.idept 4 Clarence bo-sctt announced the
stant tr committees Ills Goodman l. chairman of
the Ey,,t,,e to,,,,ttse and Ie Pow r Crane ~ the
Conn &C. 49,, Adn,tssions itcssrd Tsylor Bepi.n,In
Page ri p Ii,eh SER snD,lntec on inc CnmHIffee
CO Fs,apce short sseerhss ware made bv Ur " n
WIinW. ,col,reT T.trb.r T,vInr M ,ft.r. rrs.ln-
tion a.. ,d ,,ted naIpg me tresispt mi Tho Young
Men, 20 ,,cau ClI an non r.ry Iurmner of the en-
paxn cut and ege,f-io a Ieuer of h.. secutiye Com
hitt-. 49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
GJerll, Monies.


AT Lest \ -rr = Long Delay the ELITE DIRE TORY
"a puDusAci IH. c.Dt4us ABOUT go 4 bhh iA"E7 u
',ff.- 'pIb.e tHr INFORM 1flu OF
on. edition. .crIty COST tON>I Ira So tily
In ttler ~ M &C. We did Tins OF ri4.l4- $50
urlr. % U.ltoi 90 cIasluu. ~ II+ lid
stapdaIl " o. sung The cOlsiierton VII rc api .c,r.d.
Vs. IE4LIiP7 IS tN,
-i Ats
An exp fenced and capable business pan, under . =
cement OIt U' tl.s It0n u. pfr.
tons % trust and -Iu4-. unity
win credit satisfaction POSSESSES < t,cDri DOB
ui.rrl am .uui.ttu-ug ana pic. Anu 0ats a.
t.asiyc I. ..utl.cr here and ia tLc West efH address,
good habits, ldustry scti ~ &C. "Oi correspondents lni
accountant
Address IhAh7O kish BOX o., lll1uu' JA.-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
ARKANSAS rRE4SUkY DEF4LC4rI0M

LITTLE Rock, June 3O.-Specal Master
snms report Of the result Of his investigate Of the de-
facaton Of Estate Treasurer Thomas j. Churchill, was
fled Late this afternoon Churchill was treasurer
for three terms OF two years each. The deficit an
nounced IA SsO52O, which Is divided As follows; First
ferp STA 900 second tenn, S3O0s third term sl32o3
Prom Tins il - be deducted the proceeds or 500
worm OF county scrip held by Treasurer Woodruff
hand when he succeeded 20 the office. The total den
cit does not Include interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

Eight out of the twelve members of the Cam
paisu Committee appointed by the Republican General
Committee Of Kings County, met last evening in the
office OF Tax Collector Tanner Brooklyn. II
pecjed that ths committee would organize By the choice
OF q chairman r. H. Hobbs and Albert Daggett are
named the place. After electng M Hobbs
pOrary eli sirnan and ". H. n CaGmus temporary
taTy. the meeting adjourned TO meet At the call Of
0 he efi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
rnE pARrys FEEL. UNrRAslMELLED CHOICE

Charles II. Russell ey-St&te Senator, in a let
ard I. Linton. Of the kings County Blaine and
Logan Campaign Committee, says: II is time when
al loyal Republicans should 20 10 the front. and /
glad You % be there. think shall this fight
IL VA not my choice that Blaine nominated. hut
Ike him. and propose abide by he result. lie wac
fairy selected any candidate vas and Ae repre-
the free and neled selection OF the EepuD
LcaHs OF the whole country"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
A SILK FACTORY DAMAGED.

A fire started from an unknown cause shortly
after o'clock last night the third floor Of the three
story brick building Nos 5O2 and 5OlWest orty fthst
occupied by Martin schmulz a. silk factory. Damage
10 the extent Of $4,000 70 the stock of MT
SchmuZ before the blaze extingrishcd. TIE build
ing belonged 10 Abraham Ayre-, VINO iron foundry
first ho0r His loss $1,000. The entire loss Is
covered by Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
AuJ.gRsr SEyIORs ARREsrED.

SPRrNGFIELD, June 30.-A party of Amherst
sencrS reused the whole noghborhOod Of that part OF
Amherst Village known as East street" early on Fun
day morning by nOtOus behavior They broke
the door OF the East street Congregational Church
pounded UPON the doors Of private dwellings and
broke several windows large party Of citizens Assem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
THE REV. ISAAC M'ILVANE.

The Rev. Isaac McIlyane, the oldest member
Of the Newark Presbytery Jed yesterday at his home in
Park-st. Newark. age eightyhys. re was a native Of
Ireland and. coming America when a boy, grad
mated from Dickinson College and Princeton Seminary.
He was q pastor IN Lalsingburg. ~ J. aud kpsmdn,
ONO and afterward conducted young ladies' seuinaIrs
in Mobile and Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
. sONs "a IRTsHMEN =" - ELALNE.

A number of " Sons of lrishm' n y Of the XIV
ward have organized Independent Democratic clnb
under OF The John A Grow Association, ~ ad
yOuate the election OF James q. lame and john A.
Logan The members have hereto pre worked with the
Democratic party, but Will hold a Meeting Al No.
sprgg-,t, Thursday night. 20 formally approve the
nominees Of the National Republican Convention. The
officers Edward Whistler president Denis sullivan,
Ylce-presldent, and James A Early, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
AN ORPHAN ASYLUM DESTROYED.

CINCINNATI, June 3O.-St. Joseph's Catholic
orphan Asylum. six miles south Of Newport was burned
about to-day. The loss Is $1,000 the insurance
$1,000 sister Marguerite and sisters OF Notre
where they have temporary lodgings IN aplauins mill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

light Mr.. Gerry's room Is in the forward dock-hou'e
Just abaft tic pilot house The ~ the sailing MAJ
u abaft Mr. Gerrys The yacht carries crew
OF - She Il deliberately fitted up IN the can ann
state rcOrs with mahogany, velvet ana OIlsr eVsiiJ
materials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

beA and with the aid Of constab'as captured ~ re
seniors bu one SIX seniors bound over DY Jndgs
Thonas a charge OF crn AMI rioOus behavior,
AMI fscif ease comes NJ WedarsdY at me very bof
That they would have graduated Uadeg the college rlles
tp oa..der. are no longer men srs Of the Institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
RxJoIcI1GS 0VKR ELECTION FRAUDS.

The Knickerbocker Society last evening gave
reception at Terrace Garden. F1fty-eighthst. and
In honor and for the two unfortunate gentle
men Washington r. Han and Thomas BoaRd who az
inspectors Of elsction we're convicted VI falsfylns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
Diamonds

RANDFI. BAREMORE & BILLING-
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS Of DIAMONDS.
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEWELRY.
- NAssAU-sr AND - MAIDEN.LANE. NEW.YORK
! 81 ABdrews-s,.. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
ctyDlDArE FOR A SEyAroRSKP.

RosroN. June 3O.-A special dispatch from
washington 10 The Adrerfser says: Representative
Ray OF Newell pshre. tells his friends that De mas dc
eru,in,d not 10 De candidate for reelection, aud that
n, ,,t 90 .,nop,ca n in an open letter. which will
soon be published This means tnat he has mAde ~ ls
mind 10 be candidate for the senate 10 succeed M
4 .tu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
KLLLED ~ rRrIyG ro ~ RKR MOrHkR

HELENA, Mont, June 3O-This afternoon,
Mrs C. Kemp while Ill and in great pain, attempted
10 shoot herself Her daughter Ella, twenty years Old
tried TO take the pistol away from her. when il dis
charged and the bullet passed through the daughters
h,itiu killlng her lnstantly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
COPY.
PERSONAL.
AUGUSTA, Ne, June 27, 1894

AUGUSTA, Ne, June 81, 1894
J. H. BHfOr,rs Sons
LIthOgrapheTs, &c.
Ncw-YOrk city.
GENTIFMTN:
am directed by iir. Blaine 20 Acknowledges With may
thanks receipts Of the handsomely framed portrait
sent with your compliments. 1t Is REGARDED mere
most excellent likeness.
win vou please send 70 six copies without frames
and the Dli herewith. Very truly your.,
(siguedl THOMAS II. SHERMAN.
Private score tlTy.
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MARRIED.

PARSONS % lSsi at the pr~sNyteris1
Church. Rye y Y by the Rev Charles Jew'ft olln
sisted Dg tle Charles W Bart H.. W a. Parsons,
ami Laura WoicUtt Collins daughter o. the oica.ny
clergy nan.
STAGG-uRAKE-On "wednesday tho 25th Inst by mo
Rev. James W ShacIeIf0ri D. D. charles q. stag D
Mary her OF to late Joseph Drake AL Of y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

Andreas Munich. the of the Bishop Of Christ
iansaaI. and born in ISL. lie was educated at
Chrstania, since 1880 had been employed there.
H. popular poet and published three or four vol
umes which displayed great fertility Of gination. He
was the uncle of Peter ABlreas MUNICH the Norwegian
writer in phllOOsy, geography sBd history. LIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

LANDLORDS Perfume Flenia
Landlords Perfume. Mar.chai Mol R)Ja
LuudbOrg's Perfume. Alpine NiOiet.
LundbOr.'s Perfume Lily ~ the V lleY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
REsrGvATIoY OF MIR. BoUTELLE.

LEWISTON, Me, June 3O.-C. A. Boutelle has
resigned his position the Republican State Committee
and Is succeeded by John l.. knuer, Of Bangor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

Dandruni caused the hea of the heal KALLIsIoS,
cooliI > ana cleansing. will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
Dolitiral Notices.
Psieut Opeuwsrk NeE Bnnne

Psteut Openwork Net Banner.
Ne dea Manufacturers under letters patent In
f,,nyeusuts will be prosecuted Campaign squipments
n LEVY Co, ~ oostsf ST
Patent Opepw ork Net Hapners - .
originally made and introduced "a l,s, by MOI ELK
GRAHAA-Old "A headquarters. % u iano-.L
Twelfth Ward Kepabiicsn Club.
BLAINE and LOGAN Ratification Meeting aud Banner
RAISING l25thst ami shave this evening A. Vtiocs
Music bV farra ut Post Band Addresses ueherai
Oesrxs W Pans. Professor John l. y. Huat oensA
James II. O'Belne and George b NJ aGLSA
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The WEATHER. Export.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOV EhNhbH AN'iNhiip'''
Warrington June 30.-For New England.
fair weather slight rise Ia temperature, south to vest
winds.
For the Middle Atlantic sss,. fair weather IN north.
ern portions. light rains and partly couiy weather In
southern portions southeast IN southwest wsas, lower
barOmetar sight rise in temperature.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION
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nv laoeNs sSl"s ip'hs,
"a . ~ - 49, = 9 > = 300
20 v - e-srtl 4-s-s +S---r--tss- IN tt..%j
y TTF&ssLI9 " ~ j. -l.4ai ~ ~ l.s-sll
81 LA - 20 & - ! D p1lt 4 y I q ~ 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

TssusR OFFICE. July Ii A. ..-The downward
movement In barometer continued during the fogy
and fair weather ofyssterdsy. The snper4turs Fangst
between go and s3o the average 034 being IA lower
than the corresponding day last year. and 2S higher
than sunday.
arn,er clear and far weather with slight chaIc-s u
shower. may - exported lO-day Ia thisclJ
and vicinity