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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
willow FEVER IN NETWORK
- Unknown VICTIM DIES IN HOSPITAL.
..,oKrs TO IDENTIFY THE MAN-No FEARS OF
An EPIDEMIC IN THIS CITY.

.oprs TO IDENTIFY THE MAN-NO FEARS OF
Az EPIDEMIC IN THIS CITY.
rota was sent 10 the Sanitary Bureau at
M Wedn sday stating hat unknown man VA"
-, he New YORK Hos aital fr jm yellow fever at DIV
W. Assistant Sanitary superintendent Ja"es lmih'-
-, NJ a wagon to the hospital to eonv,y 'he oo'I
- man 10 the dead house attaahed tn the Keep
uosntal al the foot OF East SIX cen h-'t
.o dire. ted m investigation of the cas- by enc
ooior Tn, Ia. and Inspector McChe'uey OF to'f'n
,,,ry DIVISION. 1, was ascer'ain'd int tho man
..,oll, was sailor about thirty years Old lie was
r,el Al the New YORK Hospital short after 10 p III
'yd,y aaving 1ecn trAu fer ed rom the Chambers
reef Hospta', where the surgeons supposed
a., he wa. sun ring from typhoid fever He wa
All ous ana unable iesti Us. sooE after AIS
surssIon to he New y. TX Hospital lie XMeiied y p
s of yellow fever. His skin "a umed 1eliovl'h nue.
.,tt iuterv IS du ing N night BLACK WON'T appe ieu
,svluc unni taxable proof t1at he had the tIF@I Il
.vcr lie did not ga his senses before his death
70 man were only blue shirt tou 'ers ana h'''N
=. There was uo.hiug In his pockets TO give Glow
T. hl idCn i,y.
she chamber, street Hospital it lea ned that
A., ka. removed from the oak street Polio" II ton
:. s.45 n ~, on Tue day The pOlice hai sent Tor an
,.l,uc.. bclev TX that the man had dehrum ueuch''
&c ib shore time tina the mal re Cainei IN the
cs.rocrs street Hospital n rayed constantly and the
,nrseon. could not draw lrJm bin any Information
- him elf lie uttered the names "1ll'on
al M Donald" in his ravings. AT Ia" OAK
stre,t Police station Dr. Mech shy founo
he fu,WMg statement, winch was written on
-. Mot or on Tues. ay vepng A. $50 p No james
49,, are tweuty-cight res ding at No. l52 Che ryst'
g + mud by Ohicer Kali Cherry nj New Ch'Inh'rs
a.. snGcu from iclirium remeus He W removed
, tho climber. street Hosp tai" The pohc' thero
d fat The name James Baker and the address ID
C,erry-.t were given by som. Ierson VINO
c,ued thc attention OF officer Kun TO the man.
Dr NeChesnev soon asccrtanod that he man h7d not
ifye nj NJ l52 ChcrTy-, o. in any OF the ho7e7 ear
a lie ent the cnt re aitcrn on a.d even ~ IL NItu
tcIIpt- 10 nnu out where tie man hal htcd o. luc
y, lice foulIu hun Dr. TaSlO ye teiday AT thOoh
ikat Inc IN ,u'- name probably not baker II was
conf, lul hr thought If tue mnn4s>rght name
ever would be known ~ the sdnl-
tarV autnof ties PrDuabY the man VS.
81 Tor 40 had arrived IN the city on some YES el from
soltler pIrt only few hours before lac was 'eF"'ol
WIN t.c tcV r. 49,, 5000,
hucd ore yestcr as. ID James salo: - lhe e. u NJ
danger cp detnc Of yellow fever VIII re u from
IT'S cps. We not thi that lie lever ~ III Guy
.iou- and vii, MT spread in this latitude At IN
,.on OF he year" Thee nas not 10 en- an eldeni o.
yellow cver thls city since loZ&. WLen 100 persons
an Al from The disease.
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YOUNG ALUMNiIN POLITICS.

JUDGE SIBlEY SHOWS WHY THEY SHOULD HAVE
i.yrrtr.i,.,t ron TuE EFrtELCaN Parry
tn me Edtt0r me Trtbuue.
c,p. b,,.n corerpIlv rp,d the letter in the
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main, t,. il r.i-,c.I ,,r., to .r,le c,f.l. ii... %
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. ... . t.., ,a...t. ,,,r , $780,. D., .t.
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am t,.,tI, g., aft airs of : NE A leg er, OF " re-
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. -... an in mini =, lie if ,,o,. suc...l IN 40 do.
"''' ''l.N t'''' '' 81" P'' ,
ins o. "L 'h'y ''Dl' 10 "'' '' IN
sens. OF Tie c0un y has an the .lmo scs - lar the
-ls ~ ,u.li, t.i,a4s l,d.r Marty .dminist-t ION
-, f,,,, coil ,f, t,,.e Of tn Of .erd pl tm,at,
of secular tcti vi bu = ~ ,-DussQu nee, tat
49, .t. -. 81. IL, "a, 81, 90. %. Ami mar Id,
pol teal zero m IA more 20 40 " 'h INC - " .'o a.
of -uci ~ than Wi 10 wntt II t'r ued the IN tdlu1
Nf.a,er tb. alrs M great irtv srztsIZlibls rs
-. -. . d.. 49, .r,
20 made orh-i-l1a1 III Ih co lhI' ~ was my INC
gro tI-but far moro arZey tnln SOM " = 'hsiir'
- ~ ,.,n,.n nd Mr. tb. an c,na o. daei led col
"PP' ~ ~ - -. -, 49,. -. .,,...
YtuohS ~ - VIA = ts'' M VIM ! "''"7' ''''
urt.er serves n modify ther necptions 81 the pow
,. ., ,.,,,. ,,.,,r , io, -bovvu- a. n doc. At
INA '''u' VI p'''' -, -, - -. ,o,,
he nuch derde1 'n"h'he ~ "i lhle IA P'i' ~ ~
o. ganic political system And his puzzle qlcS IONS ~
Inn, ,,,co a ii 4, ,n.eaieuty party action ara TO bs
''pp.' 'il r.,ii r.. "a >, thoo,o
so "'u'" u ~ ~ ~ 'i'i' W - -, -
IN CONJUNCTION wlth supef"iilou5 lhuu'tchoe r'pech 'S
be other l1 too the ansotatiOn ofty with
- p, " ,,it,ical n .hierna at t,o am. time yyi IA A
''-''" ~ P''e' = ~ = -. -
growing di-resars Tor what u Sh' ruSy S'Joh t"'C
,anfpuvrps seems FAR Lss npJI X On ~ 40 3t, aOi
- ,.,.,,,, a., ,r.,t th.t A. m lancer mia
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SENATOR TOSrE1a ~ B8OoKLYN
The Democratic National Committee re

The Democratic National Committee re-
c.ivcd lett. from senate Btvlri yes erd ~. ln which
ne said: 1, my purpose 10 DO al IN M po"cr To
elect thc y .uocIatc n ices" H. then shl That ne
q, MD gladly GOD . SPECIFIC. for the committee at
eyer stat. by niSn scec. The committee decided 10
have hun make first speech at the rdth auon meet
iIg o. Brooklyn on scptcubc- g. Amo me visitors Al
ihc com uitt e. looms re Cougre7. nan Murphy and
Judge T.. H. Ihay"r, OF Iowa. liam j. Comerioh ana
T.. T. be C. ~ bon 81 ma; d. T. Ca't0n oI Fotldi'
and william knlpp, ~ ~ and
william j. smith. the ab.o chairman u the Executive
Committee of the Democratic ate Comm tee, ~ ing
rom -houdorad in h- efforts 10 re over tie votes lost
10 the DemOcr party Ivy tue nomna ION CevelInl.
Hr-.rrlay hc sod trat griticdtlOn a. the
Acadc I NuHc meet NJ, AMI cuucav0rc1 go impress
yi ufs win ~" h thtt the Democratic canvass for
Nolos wa. NJ lat nrlA lorO ~.
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ts occasion her house full and she referred him to
Miss Pause, intimate nj nj.
The COUR1S.
COMPLAINING OF A WICKED MINORITY.
STOCKHOLDERS OF RAILROAD INVOKING THE
PROTECTION OF TuE law.

STOCKuOIDTEg RNTVoAD INVOkINC THE
PROTECTION OF THE LAW.
T,uno ITi,,yins,n Er,uty NVnri- William T.
''''' 80 i''7-''' 'i' '''N 800 ~ " ..
strong ana ot 'er S'"ckh Ulcers &" tAe central iowa i''
a Company dccia tlar Alfred suv. Euescl SAGE
n - m H.. ,,,ti.,. H., ,, ~. .r. .,,-...,.,.,, a
80 '
minority o IN. II chhpdcfs- nave been phyl ~ IA an
loose with IN. railsoId IN The In ercs of them.
s.lves "a. s.oct,ollor- aud dtrecfor4 - TIE Con-
-.
ht'tl'U l'lu''l'h N"hi 'y' INC e HiIi'" HS ''N
holders assert tnotin l-S2 n rtrold company bought
gr IN. "a ,.tr,eti 81, Cou,t,nv Tho p,nf3 al, Farming
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BUSINESS FAILUREs or 4 WEEK

The business failures throughout the country
occurring during mo hast sovcu days a. reported TO g.
Dun A. Goa of The Mercantile Agency ny b. eRraph mum
Der FOR the Unit sta 90 ls0 and Tor Canah' TO- or
total ~ 100 ~ against al Of 2l9 last We w. or de-
otens Of 20 failures Ouohnf of the out ro number are
mo- Ell lu he western AMI pao &C. state, and Ie riioreH
In other p,r Of the country ad IN 'anada tho CASUAL.
tie, are lighter AN usual.
Tho liabilities Of \. iri'no o., doilora IA car
ragc ooth trimmings, 81 No II warren o.. are Fl0p'
An. an tho nominal and actual a'scE fl2s iJi ~ aud
100 IA n res .rtivrt. I ON rruc0 in "a o.soh ~
due t. tio unfa houabc color of tue goois On
IL-..I
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tRfcKfy0 or mn sfEABEh ICON TAE

Information was received in this city ycstcr-
day mat tho steamer Loci lay, which sailed from mere
on August D. Tor tho West ludt., wiz wrecked on Man
goc Rlrpo Roof near Belize. August 20 Al tro pa@e
lv pursrf WpstervBlt Captain ltosr aud the trr" ~
manned 40 tur ref TIE - he twu large holes IA
lar hut t expected iat only Tho VIII j." s'N
4 ne Llch 1ny IL owned by Tho Uu ted rtntr~ NJ ~
eta.nsldu Company. SHE 10 iron ycHsrl an wIs
limit AL Duu rr at year uor diinrn 40 i"ft
rnath ~ feet be 1874 fen depth ~ hold, and $40
iona burden. Hho wa valued AZ about 81 10000
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REJOICING OVER TIE MURDER OF GAR
FIELD.

To the Edttor ~ The IrtbUNc'
SIR: The Democrats and their Dependents
had % nag-ra4lng ma meeting for "C.oveAd ana re
form iu thi. ancient town yesterday lh' NON ivy
70 mont conspc Iou IS ulied 10 appeaf' "u@n away
bit substitute came. aid gave utt'rah'" w ~"
tIn nts which think worthy o more eA',n" pi.'e'
,l hoy ,,uld ord par,ly Ia we. II sud that "t vas
Gods blessing tunt tne bullet struck Garfield down
OF course 10 h uows that great many p'nio ,'.s ~
lolrca the a.stlsnltio Oi Garfield IA lh. " " ~ =,
of Lincoln. bat my iin trr4a ON lr T. o. li'"'il't p
ms cu N IA, III NJ are not yet quite csiy for th' O1u
suuu,I AT ON Of tDcae sentiments Indeed. RON Wv
cg,rt produ I'D ou s,ue Demo rats bel eve INA. INC
uepnbl,, 10 would do We 10 encourage tho keeVnH oi
IN orat n IA tue ned he "a worth many votes 20 'n.'
I wonder how hc renegade h'puuNNA.7 ''' w.
rado tip u ~ ~ hIs south aupt0n audencc' o.,
ADlihaMuluI /. /. AnRnll ~. wv -
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Nc,o- York, August l., 1884
III Inc Iribnne.

To ne EdiIOr OF Inc IrtbUHe.
SIR: VIII yo1 kindly ruhlisIthe number OF electoral
vo.cs ca state is cui he since tie last chan 90
Ne,~- York August Is 1854 H. d. THOMAS.
Each State elects as many Presidential Electors
has Representatives aud Senators IN Coarrcs A.,
that the total number Of c.cctors vaIIes under
each apportl0umcut of members OF Congress.
Since the election Of 1850 the number of Repre-
seutatlvcs has boon increased from 293 TO 80.
The following table Will show the number If Elect
OTIS each State had IN 1850 and the number each
VIII haYc thu Nnar:
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AporIIyo caASoEs ~ rIB qRAIY TRADE

Aa largely attended meeting OF the members
a, t,s Produce Exchange, atug 81 gram, yesterday,
req A o. confc once oomuit eo on neoosairy changes
4, ibe pradns OF whcit was adopted Toe Eraic Of
. M Rcd winter" wheat. for tIo ensuing crop year.
VIA 20 A nded 10 include only sound, az ana ic com
w., ce. wheat weighing no ess tuAi Dslg pounds ~
10 busn l. Wtnpu ~ .nltrL aul hust ""l c'htaih
mon, than lOp cen OF "hlo heb ~ "s ''So l.'o',
49,, a. Al 10 Ditch tue w. sample heretofore known 40
.. nm, OF grace nj o. ar Of the Inspectors !" siaho
an VII attn COOauoc WIN the 1eacpoh 'po'' tNoi
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nrnnrrnr or rREsIpEYr STErAN&

John G.. Stevens, presideht OF Inc uhiteu IRON
md Coal Compan ~ OF Kcw.Jor ey, whose death "a-
nearly e,usd by escaping eas The house ~ Miss Anna
Pau.e No 426 \ 1th-ave. r. out Of danger a"d VIII
be- removed to his Ut 1ron on ~ j. tl7 terhooh
say. that he has no the ccdent occurred A. Il"
had been warned by MsPoue that the sas burner Was
defective, had taken extra precautions 10 oio~o
before retiring. When IN Hew-fofk 10 uuAp H"s
roam :, Mr.. A. II. LathropA Nv. l,254 broadway. On
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EQyAL 70 THE EMERGENCY


Mother" See here. Johnny really believe
y0u nave hren oil NIX uutrutu. hOa -ad YOU nan
moi been 10 ANimnin aud your hair H. All WEI. 49,,
Johnny shilling tue other fOotl-" gursA b'l i''
"a done mat
How c0nl he =" ,.. 49,.
"Why-wny yo1 see he nll~d my straw hat with water
and 1 puf o D vi hOu npucia2.' ..- ~,
:, on Johnny hoy YOu YOu knOV your stra" NAT
a. Al ran of by mole, won't mold watcr.' 49,.
Yes-Dul-buL u schuy!kiu water ma M" tho
mud stopped tho holes u9
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MINERAL or DR. JOHE STAMFORD MOLINE.

The funeral Of the Rev. DR.. John Stanford
80 va held Yesterday la tue Baptist Church Of tho
Fnnbsny at sixty -toDrnI and Madison ave. the ser
Nee. being conducted by the Rev Ora A H. bnrh"s
ham, X Jenries and tho Rev Mr.. hooh'on III nu''ns
-. , - - f,iena of Dr. Holule for many ears,
s W" ~ 80 80 aad lS character Mrs, Hol.ne aid
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nfthe Electornl vofo In 80 Gn1fad ~ z

OF the Electoral vote in 1880 Garfield lRcpl re-
cciycd - and Hancock (Depl 40. Tn" popular
vote for President m 1850 WAS d,ided IS foiioNs:
clarified u&op.L 4.45lf1G; Hancock lD"'rl,
4,IL9j2 Weaver ljreen.l, 3oS.57s Dow tPr'l,
lo3O5; Phelps (Amercanl 7O7 imperfect and
scattering, 9S9 total vote, 9,2l9,9f7; GasheT7
plurality, 9,4Gl.-Edl
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MIR. nu nAY nln NOR DISAPPEAR.

To ne RdltOr of tn n toH"
SIR: My attention has been called TO an
article IA ,ur tper of August IT, entitled Arrested
for an Old Ropbery" when yon say thai NJ r. sPAna
ing Who IL dhlr-ed with rohbing tho " y W = AM IL
X X Co. vas In iii, bo. business On Staten lsd Win
me. and that I. 10 eacspe creditors. h@h es"pi"1''
Tnss. cb,rsr. are wh,y uafounded in every respect
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HAMPERS WEEKLY AND WEAK-KNEED RI.
pI-HlICANS

TO the Edtt0r Of The TrtbHHe.
Sra: That cartoon from Hoyper's in Sa'ur-
days rHErNe a1u do more puI! IS the inAr u'e -
that rape viii w.ll-Sno. q republicans than forty
columns Of arm ucnt Good NV give NJ on ev"-y
Siu~ilv. o .v two Republicans here so Ter i@ 10
scr.rt uc o. thr Hlcpou e,.s and one Q" Ihr Iinijl
ZIONIST. Ih I I-h lc rr ug tJr b Iur.
b. s.lf E,.0b, y. d.. Au-. T. le-l j. HS htLslA".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

Spluding never had any eonnec Ion with ny business,
nor have di.sppea ed cape my credifor~ IN /,
holder ~ chatte mortgage pr pr a. he no ei
took 20 session. and New ork uDou the advi
~ my make gemeIts pr0tec my cro-
itOrs. WILLIAM III. DU HAY.
Neir- York Aug. 10, 1884
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MIR. BLAINE's LETTER As AN EDUCATOR
10 Ms Edttor Of The TrtbuHe'

SuR will give 50 ~ starter 10 To"u VIZ
inin letter Of acceptance tocycry voter In The cony
through tho mails, Il can b. hy some public m'' IN
each town. THIN IL will bo rad by tho 'n''n' ~ VINO
educate the chiirrn Into whose hWd, ts % a. ~ ~,
.d hcr intorcstn aust ao"u pas ~ 49, n,' a..
will do mono aupd than all the d"'HH'"," -. W
circulated unul election day. 400, ~ - '''""''
B0uHd brook, " j., AuguHt ~ l10''
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MR.. BLNYTS SOUTH AMERICAN POLICY.

To the EditOr Of me Ir'bHHt.
SIR: Much complaint is made about Mr.
Blunc's South American policy { incO-e some OBJ
.rryatou- by ar Henry Richard ". T.. one point
Mr. Richard submitted pape- The Progress OF IN
tcruatoaal Arbitration al the eleventh coucr,ac' Of
the Association for the Eelotm and Civilization OF the
Law of Nations" held AZ Milan Sept HI. l--i. re
port OF Wicl has but lust DOW Huuc roi 40" extract
-rud FROM pp I7l- of tine report r the conference
Tie PARAGRAPH made Tie special -uhtci ol Jpu'otu
49, u the resolutions al IpteI OH Nj hloAarda paper.
Ncy- IgyL. Nu.u-t 70. LIS &. b.
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TAINTED mr. Johh 10 GO AGOUSD.


Doctor who haA been sent Tor 90 u, nj, y
Ma nur pray send AZ az the clergyman, aud, "
van want 10 make your Will. for the lawyer"
Madame (horr ncii-" Good gracious Isit 80 dagger
Oua, doe or I "
boo or" Not - ~ ofit bat do1't want bo tho
only TOOL Who has bcon disturbed In hs sheep ior IOth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

DTpreIN0 10 TREAT MAD Doc Ala HOWIIIL
A large black dog, which frothed at the
us IA and exhibited other signs Of hydrnph1bn' walked
INTO the dmpcn-ary room ia tie basement OF TIE Nu'P
nuth sire 40 pita Thursdiy evening aud lay do"h
on iho foor M II to await prupoi itchrenl s'''rH
plii,n VINO r, able 10 walk about Worr IN lio1l -,
.np NJ ,omnlcu able preseuc, OF Ind ~ boz 10 kcl
a., dog Ia the hUuse uut hC had =cIt hll th - U' ~
4 Ia tirif words. Incu drove toe d,K out ~ 10
or ct ON looked or uulic IA "a shoot 49, Iho dOR'
no. ever TAN doAu T,ntu.ayC to ncty- cVcutH--l,
Wuerc bt r. do, aud then escaped by RUM w
tovutd the NaIth River.
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SERKIAG 1 nor CLIMATE.
Prom Rras S,nngL

"You have got weak brcast,n said Euro
pran phys can To Laplander near Norway and Jou
must go Ia a hot clma.e."
IAN rgnt" responded tho LsplanlsF, aud he took .
trip 10 81 Petersburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

her SON ter r. Holme were the members or inc
immediate family present; there my friends
IN attendance Tho body will be taken to woodlawn
to-day for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
ELECTORAL AND POPULAR VOTES.

SIR: | NOTICE that the number of electoral
votes Is thriy-rwo larger than IN 1880. VIII you kindly
which states received tn al i'o1al 'o-cf i-d
now many each received kLru LLIOAN NCiLA-
NcW- York. August Il, 1854.
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rnMARLED " IHELR rLANg By 4 SLErANE

While plumbers were at work OF Thursday
g., The holse ~ IS Wet Twclftl-st, the home Of Dr
john T Magic Dcpu Register Of Vital Statistics, tw'
III ewes Ia the Il workbench entered tie door winch
the plurnbe 4 had If open They re walking up
Al rs when "a servant stopped ia M a. askei What hJ
wanted.
I've can for those picture frames" one OF tie oglcs
Gid. 49,
a rynnt The thieves qu. KY le tue Dou-c ana drov-
sv. IN IN e. pfe4s wagon. ca tlcy IA th teiutut~
bev e supposed g. be- the men no reese uy stole yiu
all attr.. : n m 80 Gs ". ~ Twelfth g., having
snterpd IN { h USE ID q tiuil lr manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

Wilmerdng II0guet ~ Co. yesterday con-
tiuued the ae Of he stock Of Hl-ted. Hane q Coz 81
Kos $40 and 37s Bioadwaf, I'll posing Of the sa1 IS
hanuc. wooliens and umbrellas 60 good prices Fan
bes and unb cls Ight moro than the cost p' &C. h'
latter with para frames bringing ton - cen's To-
81 3d. and silk umbrella brOugh. from 70 cent to
s. .7Iq WOO len slr brought from 30 10 IL c.ntsi
corduroy cloths 422 t. % cents plneh' ]" As',r'e
color. from 81 20 80. TIe ale ha' been
sstul tb. T. averaging so cents the dollar Tic
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

To the EdftOr Of Tbe TrthNnc.
SIR; VIII you pie 'sc state III" popular vote 81 tho
Pre- ldcnt al election OF 1S-Ol
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-01
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

A pleasant little birthday party was given
last night by Miss Ella Morrison NJ her resi-.
dencc, No. AT Ninth street southwest. Among
those who congratulated hor wero tho Misses
Queenie Eide, Annie Carroll, Maggie Spring.
man, Lnura Howison, Gertrude McGoe aud
Hettio Cabel.
An old colored man named Walker Hawkins,
other while intoxicated or In u state OF alb.
cent mindedness, walked OF into the James
Creek Canal, between NJ and streets south.
west, last night, about $3.50 O'Clock. His cries
summoned two colored mon, named Gilchrlst
and Richardson, who iished him out and took
him to his home, No. 2i5 street southwest.
The little daughter OF Mr.. nudd, tho barber
on Four.nnd.a.half street, between q aud ID
streets southwest, wns painfully Injured on
Wednesday by falling down the stone steps
while playing at tho Jefferson School Build
Ing. She has been quito dellrious. Drs.
Riley and Williamson wero summoned, but 10
Ia hoped that the injuries will prove less than
Is feared.
The steamer Thompson arrived late yoster-
day afternoon with tho steamer u. q. Knight,
which she had picked up al stump Neck. Tho
Ice was found much less dlmcult 10 go
through than had been anticipated. stump
Neck 10 about twenty seven miles below this
city. Tho Knight went up this morning to
Georgetown. The Thompson suffered the loss
OF ono bolt-coet about four cents. Tho river
IL open, with tho exception OF thin Ice about
tho wharves, and running freely.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-01
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Judge N. d. Meade has delivered an opinion
In tho Corporation Court In the case OF tho
Commonwealth va. the Dismal Swamp Lottery
Company. The defendant had filed three
special pleas, to which the Commonwealth de-
INJURED. The defendant pleaded not guilty; q
aersd w ana bs St ga ren S
and the flne Mt 50. stay OF sixty days for an
appeal was allowed, during which time the de-
PENDANT promised TO close his establishment
pending the decision OF the Court OF Appeals.
James Crump was detained at the station
house this morning on the charge OF beating
his wife.
Engine No %, of the Virginia Midland Rail-
shops, in this city, has boon placed on the
Manassas branch OF the road. No. 30 has been
placed In the shops and Will BIO rebuilt.
Mr.. Jerry o'Neal, while at work in the round
house OF tho Virginia Midland Railway COM
pany on Thursday evening, fell into the pit
under the turn'table and was badly injured
about the head and body.
The Alexandria Light Infantry had q full
dress drill at their armory last night
Tho transfer tug Beaverton will be hauled on
the ways at the lower shipyard to-day 70 re-
ceive some repairs TO her propeller, which was
broken during the recent ice blockade. ~
special meeting OF the stockholders OF tho
Washington, Ohio Western Railroad Com
pany. Will be held in this city on Tuesday
next at IL noon at the once OF the company
for the purpose OF authorizing the board OF
directors to borrow money for the purposes OF
the company, Issue certificates Of loan thero-
1or ana 10 secure the same Dy mortgage OF
otherwise.
The funeral OF Mr.. Henry Sterling, who died
on Wednesday, took place this afternoon from
his late residence on Union street. Tho mem
bers OF Potomac Tent OF Rechabites attended
the funeral IN body.
Mr. VIM. Young and Miss Waffle Penn were
married last night by the Rev. Mr.. Sharp at
the residence OF the bride.
A freight train on tho Virginia Midland Rail-
way was derailed yesterday fifteen miles south
OF Lynchburg. Nine cars were completely de-
molished and the track was considerably dam
aged. An unknown colored man, who was
stealing q ride, was killed. Tho particulars
cannot DO learned, and II Is believed that
some OF the train hands were injured.
The river this morning had but little ice In
II and boats had little difficulty In running
The steamer Thompson, which left here yes
terday morning, returned late yesterday at
ternoon followed by the steamer L. O. Knight,
which she met at Quantico. After the Knight
was relieved OF q portion OF her cargo the two
steamers proceeded 10 Washington.
Mr.. John Cooper, an engineer on tho Vir-
ginia Midland Railway, was stricken with pa
ralysis while at the u. & p. Il. II. depot Sixth
street, Washington, yesterday evening. He
was brought TO this city on the 8 O'Clock local
train and was conveyed 70 his home, on Rako
street, where DR.. Powell had been slmnioned Z.
/ Mr.. @. is thought TO DO IN crltgaf condlti on.
Better than everzE1e 1latehet this week.