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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24
GorERy0R HoADLps vIsIr0RS.

Governor Hoadly, of Ohio. with his family,
left the city o'clock train yesterday afternoon
Tor w-Hayen During his short stay at the GilSey
house he had a namber OF callers from the New-Nork
Democracy Most OF them slipped up through the side
and hun in the parors on the second floor
Andrew H. Green the friend OF Samuel j. Tllden and
Joseph Pulitzer up their cards IN the regular way
John H. Mooney, John Kellys representative found the
aide entrance inviting aud remained for long
ferense The Governor pesstenuy refused 70 ak upon
politics for public and said TRIBUNE reporter
that no did not propose unsea his tips for any He
IL mach improved III health aud has something of the
od-time sparkle IN his eye and Viya,ty IN his manner
BERSERS 4OCOhPLfCE CONVICTED.
CINCINNATI, June 23.-The Jury in the case
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rr-t n.ncr Nnnce.

Letters Eu-op" ue.i uo' bs specially t-s.-t fp q
patch ~ uafcdsi steamer DO o.t't ID secure sl'fr -
livery .tnaii5l rs al trth.stLat- nas are i4r'i
40, fastest ri--''s
FOreIGn utstOc tde WOO. "a a JunH - VA a)p.. 80
r-1l-at 10 a. H. Tor jamaica -aranLa etc. per
vhbNESDAY-At4 a M. Tor Europe per ol,eol
ifels fIl Irt
directed .I.r al "a. "a -
Elcr va Southampton and Bremen BEL ttfs 'or of.i
britain her European countries must nr tr.trc
Ns,rma.d die via Hlyre at a ul Tor iHe Sc nc.lIgii
direct per . = Austeg. VIA Ain.' .riain si
l0r Porto lco direct. yer o. Ah'.os II y m. iot
THU KSDAI-At a IA. Tor the WndwaId lsiands per =
AlAAmnta az a. u for Germany tt., io 1 q. 49, e.. "a
Ma ia aburg az ! p. Tor bsrmula irr .. Pan.
borough la0 p m fur cuba aud Porto $3.50 Pea r.
Rriush Empire Havana etteIs Tor Nvylc1 must
directed per Brlsh Empire N 81 l'1 "a. tor Europe,
Tor TruKiiOand huAtan, pvr $ r. Nv arr Jf 'ta N'~
FnIb&T|At A. IN. for Newfoundland and st T.,rro
Miquei,n via halifax
Queeustov VII letters must Dee d.ectet pcr ArfoH, At
s IA for Europe per .. q Austral va QucaustONh
Ietters Germany e. must % directed pee
Ausrral": al n. for 0couanl direct pet =. =
lie, 0nlg, va glasgow Al COR Begun G4I.ti ttr
Tcrrland VA Antwerp n a no foe Eardue.
per Oder SuutII nPiou Aad Bremen, ~ 80
D m for cuba and Porto lAco, per q. newport
srSpST-At 73) p m ior Honlura, and Liying.ton pr
CITY OF Dallas VIA Nrw-'frin..
Mails for Clas and japan DO CITY % lHktb
Fraa- SEQ close her. iHr - a D N, Mans
forAustrslla New esllnd sandwich and Fil ls@mIs.
Der 4 = 1o.ll,ua SAL Francisco. cI0ss heFe tUse
Chieas 20 vita Brlusn mails Isr AUSTRALIA.
the schsiae elo trans Pacific nass arraagei
sac Francisco Mails from the East lruyin o. fhA a. "a
Fr4Ecsco Jas dAy o. sailing o se.hsrs ara hs'AcIsi
tAeAee 'n' N-H' -' HENRY O PEARSON Posgn .stor
gost O@es New fsrk. y. Y, June - l,7I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

Valley who had yet refused to work came out IN day
against she reduction Of 10 cents. Thty-wo mines are
new closed and about 1000 ont u employment
besides those living along the railroads In the eOa
region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24
FRANCIS VINCENT.

WmMSGTON, Del, June 23.-Francis Vim
cent author politician and journalist died here to-day
VT Vincent had plan for uniting all the Ansiosa1on
Nations OF the earth vlst confederation lie re-
caived gold medal from the Golden Club, Oi Eng ANA
lJr elaborate essay this great scheme lie also
wrote and published a history OF Delaware.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL ogsE2yATIOy5.

gsxraa q
~
m
~ u--cary caring To- ~ t- is
the iE1tts Est-f so
70 B.
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sUuyERs OPPOSITION Is BLAINES GAIN
Rom me PhtLaasLpAla IT.s..

THttauttVHta
II Is ANNOUNCED with great nOurlsh tlat
fbere "a a bolt from Blaine Ia New haven under the
shadow of Yale But when We come TO examine IL We
Ind that IL centres In william g. sumner, the oOsnaeo
1nd reckless pion OF Free Trade Oi course FiQ
lessor sumner could support MI Blaine Inc rGguD
While among all the partisans OF Free TRADE sumner Is tne
most Arrogant In asslm ptop But Summers opposush
Il BIsine's Gain At the pssI OoAHes~eus - ~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 2i-l 4. m.-Durirg the coar
weather o, yesterday the movement 30 TIE bar0n trr
was downwarl. The temperature ranged between G3'
and So the average ~ q7J being - lover tt ths
corresponding day last year aad "a lover aan on san
day.
Fair partly coudy weather. with .Ii-ht chang in
temperature and chances 81 occasional showers, may be
eKpcctei LOd. .y IN thl. city anu ven "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

hur the victim 10 hts fate. The wheelman came 300,
hoo 90 hool The old hog jumped into the way; Fun
ninety feet the wheehnan flew, And wheeled his wheel
co more that day. " heelman's Gazette.
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THE LUTHERAN MINIsTERIUM.


pOUGHKEEPsIE, June 25.-ln the Mlli9'eilHHl
to-day the committee the various elections reported
u y II 0Iisnanke and A. -chuiltener directors " the
Theological Seminary, Philadelphia members OF the
Executive Committed. KoenIg, J. Il. Baden j. l.
CaLrnart 4 Stohuaun. G.. Le.cht, H. :. AcImaun dele
gates 60 the General Council, which assemblies III 'cto'ef
al Monroe IicAi.au-P. King. exotclo, D. +. MolGde
berze Pitcher l. Koeng IL. A. Kuest, J. strimhaIser'
J F. Petersen y Conrad, j. W. Tazemann. A. sVohi-
mann. G. Leicnt W. schmtteuner J. klenihnst H.
sacumann reported that the synod had resolved
$4,000 for pTOiessOrsulp OF JHe 4Leo!uSIV'i
Seu3rarv a beginning IN the matter was made Dy the
first conference and in various congregations OF ouneI
conferences. 49,, - t.o,,
New congregations were admitted when nave been
.rsv resolution was adopted seyeTiug the official 10
iayrs 10 the church paper Tie Herald and Fre'scrgL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

rYEACu-E. y. s., Jun DE-, 1883.
suffered kidney disease and intense pam la be-
one bottle re- cved and SIX bottles ey and
Liver REMEDY com, cJey cured ms III. ffOc.or aIaI
tUre Dealer, % ,ai.ns-,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

OF Josepb Palmer the accomplish Of William Bernd
today returned verdict o. murder m the hrss degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

I.rsd5orz's Perfume. tdenia.
Luua1U.g- Per. .A., MIge.A4. NE Rosa
IuuGt1rg's Perfume, Alpine Nls..f
LuuuoolC'- Perfume Lily of tle valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

DR.. Mary Walker admits that ,ho is q Demo-
crat We have been LlU0rrg or some tine q, discover
tue milestone tied to tie neck % the DcEoc5soy. % e.
tTOit journal.
In a certain cemetery in q town IN COnurct-
cut can bee found containing tive graves olr in fhs
CENTRE lie others u ar 5y tle fo po Of the COM
pass. The inscriptions on tne ater read r--pc' vel
after the ua.ac VI tne deceased, " 81. L. Aifs
My H. WIFE" My III IW1'-," Ny ILL., WIFE,
while the ceu;re jue bears tie brief bat ci0t 1eaI
e1nre,sinn Our Hu.lAnd - 30 Tor InurnA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

TO me EdttOr OF he TrtbURc.
SIR: Please find enclosed 80 from the savings
Of little r four years old VINO signs her
the contribution to send poor little child into the
COUNTRY AMY LAY HULL.
Ncn. York June %. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24
EAILUIF INTERESTS.

UNOyTOwN, Penn. June 23.-Trouhle il
anticipated Point Marion. between the forces % The
Baltimore and Ohio tbs Pennsylvania Central and ,ns
Pittsburg. AcEeesport and GOuga.ogleny RAILROADS..
There Is only room sor track that p5.ut aIG 20
three .nt!ug for a. one hundred Irish aud
italian laborcr- already az the place and by -
morrow is thought between four sd Il " hundred
will be gathered there.
WEST PoNT Mss. June ga celebration was held
here to-day OF the con Deton %, the Canton,
Aberdeen aad Nashville Railroad 10 talt place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

Rens5us CaplDe Porous P4scrs have the vcri Cspcns
cut lu the GENRE D,lt Oe deceived. -Jc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24
TIE WBATHER REPORT.


wAsHrSsrON June 23.--F0r Ncw-Ene'and.
slightly warmer aad partly cloudy weather with local
showers in northern portions, southeast 10 sOithWe"
winds, lower barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic states. Hight local showers
aud partly cloudy and sgliy warmer weather. sJuteT
WiEGs, lower barometer
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70 ne E0It0~ OF M Irtbune.
SIR: Mamma has told us about the poor chill
dren and my brother and send you the money have
saved We hope it will send little girl or boy into
the country FOX a few days. WACu RANDALL,
HARVEY RANDALL.
If,...-.otin.. lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

"Ipv nominations today asked b. +. Is,
NJ h.. s1ter.d bis Office "Eo arr" replied the cicrh
en- that's rather quser," aud tue man Oh many PA
tics passsd on ". the inner oAcs'-'S'S''A ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

TIE. END OF THE POLICE DISPUTE IN TROY.
Troy. June 23.-The Board Of Audit this
afternoon decided 10 allow the old police force % per
cent Of their claims The matter has been Ia dispute iof
many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24
TIE TRIBUNE FRESH-4IR Fund.
A SNAIL BOYS EARNINGs.

TO TIE EdtfOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: send 81 to send little child to the
country for Iwo weeks I am I've and half years Old
and have earned the money all myself Yours truly,
GEORGE /. DIX.
Mo Bri1hL.n. Y. Y. June 10. ISL
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8 eclaI Notices.


PhNDrT. BARRYMORE z BILLINGS.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS Of DTAMpEDS
MANUFACTURED OF DIAMOND JEWELBY
Is NAssAU-sI. And - MAIDEN.LANE, NLH-l OGK.
1 II. AudICH-s-, London
Nuupp'- Eoot Beer E>iracI
25c bottle make, .J gallons kNAPi I'D brlt.t ROOF
BEER. Iu ulut form boiling. Ihe m'st healthy ard
economical Utyer-e 30 tie world ~eui .or cr ur D'Jo-
So HOustou,L. N,v.No OK. Sold ~ most druggists.
Henry {. Merry, Aucu0ueer.
GEO \ LEAVITT & COMPANY.
Hou on exhibition a. Clinton Hall. A.tor place
Tie Library o. Tie Late Lancaster + Eurlng, so.
To which is added the Literary collection u Gcrmiu ana
Hebrew ~av-nt
To be sold THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFrERNOaNs
lime 1i and -. a. > O'Clock
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THE SEMI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE.
Price wrapper peady cor maiuuKl cents per copy.
One copy, year - 81 ten copies And ala cKuA S41
Postage in - To the sJbscrtDer.
THE TRIBUNE New. lOrk
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al notices Qt Marriages must be mao Ssd U'i" fEA
nam N address.
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TIE HooKIya VALLEY STRIKE.


COLUuBUs, June 23.-The miners IN Hooking
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politiraI Notices.

poIIlfnI Noiltes,
The Blaine and Logan Campaise club
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Mil meet al BeecAer building
TUESDAY EVENING. June o. lisa. q 0cock
General ANsON q. ACCOOk.
General GEORGE II. SHERIDAN,
Hon. FREDERICK 3. HOUSE
and others viii address ths meeting.
ALBERT l.. HALL. 0t.O. b. DEANk. ~.
secretary frrs.aeut
Iolored Republican Association
OF THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
WIZ hold Rancstion Meeting ~ 4A Tthavt tha evening
Eminent speakers will address tne meeting
L. q. T. WILSON r. A. JOHNSON. NJ, d.
Score AIRY. President
Patent Opcnwork Ses Banners.
New designs sole Manufacturers under letters patent
fnsemonts vii be prosecuted campaign sIupnsnts
NJ. H. LEVY A Co, "a ~ eosterst
Openwsrk Net BRnn-r--B Best rsrirp,iia
~ AuJER = GRAhAAs. VI Dusne-st siaea lsAa
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,IONEY FOR THE CHARTTY.

Ne,c-Brigai,r, V. =, June 10, 1854.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-26

THE SILVER BELT
Has the largest bona fide circulation
Of any weekly paper IN the Territory,
and Is consequently the best adyer-
Using medium.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-26

THEY KEEP OK HAND
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-26

ESTABLI@HED, 1878.
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IRON the Chicago Aeva.l
i used to dance with Old Ben
Butler forty years ago, said a West
Side lady to a Daily News reporter
yesterday. MY parents lived IN
Fltehbufg, Mass, then, and Ben
practesd law 10 Lowell. about twenty
FIVE miles distant. We young girls
used 10 call him Old Ben Butler
then. and my sakesi he must be awful
old now In those days there we're
no railroads. and the stage drivers
dance. given once a year IN Fitchburg
WIS the social event Of the season.
Ben used to attend these dances regu-
larly. and just as regularly get so
drunk that his dropping eye would
shut mp tight. As long as he could
keep on his feet and keep dancing he
was all right, and could drink any
amount ofliquor; but if he ever sat
down, he never gctup until he became
sober The only time I ever saw Ben
laid out, as the boys say. was one
night when he tried to dance the
chase the lady I don't suppose you
know bow to dance thai, for It IS
very Old figure Vel, when it came
Ben's turn b chase the lady. he chased
her for fest steps and then fell oges,
ard the boys had to carry him out.
slwaYs Thought Ben very smart
r and hsag cons red
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-26

To CapiiaI SaekIng Investment.

Il OWN TIE CONTROLLING INTER
4 est I'D the two copper claims. with :
large AMOUNT Of high grade copper ore in
sight Plenty ~ wood ard wafer on the
claims. ! want ea50o0 % buy outstanding
Interests, develop ciains and put them IN
bullion producing condition. ] viii repay
this $4,000 ont oi the FIRST copper produced.
leaving You with ong-naE interest I'm two
good, developed claims, with good reduc-
ton works on property. You can secure
yourself by deeds 70 claims and all hn-
provemenis until money Is paid back then
divide property and 90 ahead.
Who wants Ia Investigate this in good
faith
Call on or address JOHN y. BURGESS,
Dunlap l0sfoiHce, Graham County, Arizo-
ma, via Fort Grant sept 8-d
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ayer


n active uemOel OF
.xtual's church. but her
1T said to bis shame, can {
..~cr when he was last inside Of
meeting house, 9ir. Texual's or any
body else. However, as he puts II, he
doesn't interfere with Mrs. Fogg S
amusements, and is perfectly willing
she shall 90 to church every day in
the week if she wants to. Although
Mrs. F. doesn avail herself to the full
Of her lords permission, she is very
regular in her Sunday attendance,
and II Was not atall strange that. after
repeated invitations. her pastor should
take tea at the Fogg mansion the 9TH
er evening.
The family were gathered around
the domestic board, with Mr.. Textaal
at Fogg's right Mrs F. vis-a-vis, and
the two little Foggs jointly occupying
the remaining side Of the parallelo-
gram.
The young fry we're about to begin
operations. according to custom; but
Fogg felt thai the occasion called for
something appropriate on his part.
So be checked the impetuosity Of their
youthful appstites. and, addressing the
reverend guest, remarked:
Perhaps Mr.. Textual VIII be kind
enough 10 ask a blessing.
The immature Foggs stared IN open
eyed wonder, their appetites all for
gotten. while from some unknown
source came an hilarious
"Hs hal ha!"
Ii was evident that sucl. request,
coming from Fogg, struck somebody
az being somewhat excess vely funny.
The children giggled. Mrs. F.s face
looked ike a red sunset and tue par
sons features were a study of Devil
dered amazement, while F0gg app
peared to be il anything but an an
gelic frame Of mind. if one might
Judge from the murdsrous aspect Of
his visage.
The parson was the first to recover
his self-possession. He began:
20 Lord, we thank thee for the
bounties thou hast set before us.
He hesitated a moment, when from
the direction whence proceeded the
ill-timed laughter came a voice. It
was pitched IA accents of imp4tienee.
SAYING in an inquiring tone:
WHAT
John Maryl- shrieked Fogg IN a
stage whisper to tie young ones. who
Nere. nevertheless. unable to wholly
eoarol sheiF caehinaaon.
hrs. F. screwed her face into all
sorts Of eontordons. and the parson I
opened his eyes long enough to show
the wonder which filed his perplezed /
MIND But be was equal to the emer-
gency and proceeded
May this physical food remind Us
that spiritual sustsnance-
On. cut 1t short broke in the II
reyerent interrupter.
Amen, said the parson, abruptly !
ending his petition.
The children forgot their manners
entirely, and laughed aloud Mrs. F.
as sne afterwards observed, thought I
size should sink through the hoer
while Fogg allowed something to 2 >
e hls sps which sounded
very much ike an oath +
Again came The voice
pretty Polls Polly wants a crack
err Cut il short Hal ha! haIr
The mystery was explained, and The
giggle was drowned in the
hearty laughter Of Parson Textual.
who. pious man though he was, could
a good thing as well as any
Of the unregeRerate.
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sAmount due on assessment No. 46, 1851 IL.
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sMonthly expenses of mine; amount un-
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tOverdraft at Nevada Bank, $S,792 81.
ttOverdraft at bank, $2,334 80.
Albion indebtedness exact amount not YET
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Day, outstanding drafts, $500; overdraft,
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The sun.
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OF Memory Lessitude, Nocturnal Emissions,
Aversion to Society, Dimness Of Vision, Noises
In the Head; the vital 1uid passing unobssrvsa
in the urine. and many other diseases that lead
TO insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE viii agree 10 forfeit Five
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DR. MINTIE treats all Private Diseases suc
cessfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice, In.
Guiding analysis Of urine. IS 90. Price OF vital
Restorative, 81 so o bottle. or four timed
the quantity. Is 90; sent to any address upon
receipt Of price, or O. o. D., secure from Oh.
~servstion, and in private name II desired,
A. =. MINTIE, III. D..
IL Aearny st. San Francisco,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-Sent on spplies.
ton by letter stating symptoms, sex and sge'
Communications strictly confidential.
DIR. MINTIE,S KIDNEY REMEDY,
NEPHRETfCUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney
and Bladder Complaints, Gonorrh@s. elect,
Leucorrh@s. For sale by all druggists; 81 M
bottle, six bottles for IS 90.
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELyON PILLS
are the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA sa'
BILIOUS cure In the market. For
all druggists. mrely
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white Pine County Bank
Eureka, Nevada.
PRESIDENT. WOODRUFF
CASHIER WIN. PAhpA

transact . General Banking Business.
Draw on Wells. Fargo 3 %. San Franc'soo'
New York and London,
Exchange on San Francisco, % cents !"
draft on New York. Is cents for $50 or una0''
and 80 cents for 500.
Local Agency for the Fire Insurance Ass~.
Company Of Manchester, and London 4 LaI's'
shire Fire Insurance Company of Liverp1ot;
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IL Q failing
Cure for Nervous
Debility,Exhiusted
"" dty, 3eminal
Weskns Hperms.
torrhCsa, LOST
MANHOOD,lm
potency. Paralysis,
and sll the terrible
effects of self-Abnss
youthfulfolliesA and
excuses in maturer
~years-such a. Loss